PAGE TWENTY-EQUR THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 Gurdeaing The Weather ’Tonight clear, cUUy with low Cub scout Pock 112 of Wash- A reheax^ for the Second Wldi^Waiik Atwood near 30. Saturday cloudy, cool­ Type 1 Funds Available About Town Ingrton SchoBurns 20 Acres to the town’s tax base but which skits and gomes. Refreshments church. ’Ihe ohow la being spon­ V|ii. X (^ NO. 172 came avaUable to Hartford area pinch the present budget recent­ 485 E. Mlddle//rpke. All inter- (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHRBSSR. c o n n ., FRIDAY, APRIL 2l, 1972 (Casssilled Advertising on Page 81) g, PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS A forest fire, reportedly covering 20 acres at the communities for public works ^^ste'iTi persons \re welcome. will be available. The event is sored by the Couples Club of ly appeared on the Board of Di­ open to the pubUc. the church. southwest corner of Case (Lookout) Mt., burned for projects could, if the town quaU- rectors’ agenda. The board several hours before its location was pinpointed last Aes, go a long way to provid­ authorised the extension of Pro­ St. Bridget Hofne end School night. Manchester and Glastonbury firemen battled the ing some reUef for the 1979-78 gress Dr. In the Manchester In­ AssoclaAon will sponsor a bingo bUtte for nearly Uiree hours, ------—------General FUnd Budget the Board dustrial Park imder the town’s tcnlgfat at 7:80 at St. Bridget without the aid of fire trucks, ca lls reporting smoke In the of Directors will adopt soon, a industrial guidelines. The town’s School cafeteria. There will be before ft was extinguished. area started coming at about budget all concerned have Indi­ share of that project may go cash prizes, and proceeds will Manchaster-s Town Fire g p .„ firemen si^d. The blase cated wiU be very tight. as high as $60,000. benefit the sriiool. Astronauts Step Headquarters received several was pinpointed shortly after 8. M ayof John ’Thompaon yester­ A proposed extension of town Yesi Tliere Is calls about a fire In the south- and at 9:06, off-duty fliem eii day received word from First sewer lines to Tolland Tpke. to Entry forms for the annual east part of town in late after- and vST. Duke followed him all for it?” replied Young, 1 Louis MlrogUa, 83, of 118 Ma­ Church, Rocky Hill, at 9:80. down toe ladder of toe landing “Let’s do all three a t ’em.’ ’ West coasts and points In be- ly discovered with the aid of a There were no injurle. result- sewer mains as two types of ple St. died yesterday at a Hart­ Burial wUl be in Rose HiU Me­ sUp Orion five minutes later. . Duke reported both men had ’ ^ small plane pilot, and then it hig from the fire, projects which might be eUglble ford convalescent home^ morial Park, Rocky was pinpointed by two motor- The Manchester blase occur- for federal funding. 1 ; ^ "HOre you are mysterious slept soundly during their first Mr. MlrogUa was bom March EYiende may ball d ^ th e fu­ and unknown Descartes, Ugh- night on too moon and that he ^ c}rclists who drove through the red rtiorUy after a smaller ftre Two such projecto, both which 24, 1889 in AsA, Italy, and had neral home tonight fronh^ t<^ HOT DOGS!! 1- : 1 woods. * struck about two acres of forest ultimately add taxable pn^rty ' '--.H land plalna.’’ Young said aThe had t X H r i e ^ taWet to Uved In Manchester for 68 years. and tomorrow from 2 to 4'*I0id touched toe surface. “Apolfo 16 help him rest. yes, we had lost toe mission,”' Stratton said the two unldmti- land <« Birch Mountain In Bol- 7 to 9 p.m. ■ said flight director Gerald Grif- Ho was a member of the Ital- U going to change your Im- * thM that 1volcanoes cyclists who came to the scene ' Bottlcello o f’ACanchester; and a yet Ugh In protetnsl prevented Mattingly from firing later, gave firemen rides to the cnd-degree larceny (theft of a Cosmefics t once erupted beneath the lunar Schedule the command. sUp engine to scene. Bolton iFire Chief Moit Har- motor vehicle) early this morn­ great-granddaughter. surface, ^ulpturing mountatos, The funeral 'will be Saturday 9 B 0 G N E R ’S Dogs Stand Out F ^ m T h e P ack — Because They Are NaturallvJPc-^*? raise Us orbit, delayed Young The Are’s cause could not be said the fire was under con- ing, after Investigation of an •The Best I You Be The Jfudge — Make The Taste TestI canycHis and plains. In toe for- Speeded and Duke’s landing by nearly determined. trot in less than an hour. ’Hie accident on Interstate 84. at 9:80 a.m. from the W.P. maAve period more than four (iuish Funeral Home, 225 Main six hours. ______!______Tolland County Are diq;»ateher The boy, uhfdenUfied due to Available at most leading chain stores and Independent supermarkets 'in the m U-sm^ blUion. years . ago, . , I When they finally touched reixirted the alarm at 8:49 p.m. his age, is reportedly a runaway St., with a Maas of the- Resui^ • meat department. Maryland Guardamen atring out aertwa cainpug to enforce 9 p.m. curfew ordered by (3ov. M iu ^ Mandel after 100 arregts. (A P photo) An antenna problem on Orion al and slept 6% to 7 hours. Real tlm mountain-ringed recAon at' St. James (Siurch at ReoaU was at about 6. from the Meriden SaioOI for Uggetts prevented a television camera good.” plateau In the Ughest region on Boys. His case was referred to 9. Burial win be in St. James from„ , relaying. pictures of their Younx ahd Duke were lucky jj, front side of the moon at _____ misasa H BoHon Volunteer Depart- Cemetery. A t the Pariuide S p F IIS F Q lf H meat was the only company In- Juvenile authorities, and he was ••Trqnkly" Speaking. You Can't Beat BOGNER'Sl^ first steps on the moon as was to have made It as the Unto p.m., Duke exclUmed was m wiB H vcived. throe pieces of appa- returned to Meriden. Friends may call at the funer­ MANCHESTER the case on preirious lunar loto Americana to land on “Orion ' Is finally here, Houston! PoUce said they were called al home .tomorrow from 2 to 4 landings. the moon. ___ FYntasAc! MhrUie Sopplleo ■ were « n t to the scene. and 7 to 9 p.m. The astronauts were to erect Th«v touched down H state forestry Are crews were to Highland St. last night' on ’They touched down on a They originally were to have report of a boy injured in ail State Campuses Reflect Warfare their ^ portable antenna on mountain pBateau In the lunar started toeir first of Uiree sev- • • Tralles* H nlso at the scene, to insure that accident. On arrival police found EYank L. CSark the surface to make later tele- jander Orion Tliursday night en-hour excursKms four hours ^ • Outboard Motors H »e Are did not spread. ELLINGTON — Frank Lewis virion posribK after three tension-filled hours after touchdown. But the long, (Sales and Service) the 16-year-oId covered with ty THE ASMKXATBD PttEBS dents—It looked like the nonnal students, fiunilty members and by a midnight celebraAon of American Involvement In blood, who stated he was a Clark, 86, of Clark Rd., reAred RalUos, teach-ins, workalM^ number fmr a Friday—Were on admlUatratoi* also Ogned a ■ 'war In Southeast Asia...’ ’ during wWch 200 experts exhausting day had taken Its e Petttt Paints passenger, in a car Involved owner-operator of C9ark Potato aad at least one fast were on their way to claoe,” be added, pledge to fast today In protest had their landhig canceled worked on toe grround to save joii and Mission Control told in an accident. E^arins of ESUington, died last Om agenda at many ooUege etu- None a t toe eohools hes against the bomUng, a studei|t »» Yale taw SchoolNEW HAVEN, Conn. (AF) Thursday ^en Mtroi^t the landing mission. them to start a sleep period, I FlberglMa Sitypliea Friday at St. Petersburg, Fla. ftante in Ooimectleut In jdace of agreed to cloee down for the ^>okeaman said. students approved a statement . . l. . „ Thmnas K. ------Mattingly- hAd mThe e speclUlste determined Ji»aaw4* ’The boy was taken to Man’' (See Page Eight) Chester Memorial Hospital, Flmeral services were yester­ | , > clssses today, with nonvl(dence day. Town firemen were called to where he received emergency day at the Dorsey Funeral I - ta object of student leaders in 'Many of the t Iwcott, v™id t. bMra will. . OM- b, t»l V— nil, offM to I”"«»«f*o .»«• -u— CAPITOL Home, Fort Fairfield, Maine. protest of American bombing a t came in response Interstate 84 at 2:00 a.m. today room treatment. M to a by hour candlelight vlgU fo^owed toe Presldenfe refusal to end. (See lihge Eight) and desolate ddesert-Uke e s e r t ^ ’ t terrain. e ^ ^ . for a gas washdown after an Msuichester police turned over Burial wUl be at the conve- Nortti Ifietnami the National Student Assoct Eqaipmciit Go. lence of the fomUy. ' ^ Students at a number a t ool- atton for toe one-day etrlke. “It’s absolutely beautiful!” autconoMle accident. the InvestigraAon to State PoUce. Duke exclaimed. “There a.re 88 Main 8^., Manchester EUghth I>lBtrlct firemen ex- The car involved In the ac­ 'Mr. Clark 'was bom In M!alne isgse tnchidlng Yale and the Some 2,000 New Haven area and had been a potato, grower UUverrity of Oonneoticut-have studente—most of them from rocks all over toe place.’’ Phone 60-7908 tlngulriied a smaU grass fire cident was stolen from a Hart­ “Fan^^^ super!’* Young Bombers Attack o ff union St. at about 7 p.m. ford Rd. addr^ sometime last aU his Ufe: He was one of the veted In mass meeAiigs to boy- Yale—voted Thursday ni$ht for I yesterday. nig^t, poUce said. first producers of certified pota­ oott cloesoe—hut it wasn’t o l^ an open-ended etrlke beginning kaw effeoUve the ■ boyootta today. New Eng^^d folleges Join ‘ "n iere^ A hole over to seed in Maine. He owned and there. I iHifvl|ioaaw such a Ug A Joel Spector, 20, of 131 HU- operated the EUUngton farm for would be. Another rally was pianned for New Red Target ' A UOonn qiwkesman said toe New Haven green aad stu- hole,’ ’ the ApaSo 16 conunaad- liard St., 'was arrested last night 40 years as 'weU as the dark er comment^ “It’s probaUy on a Circuit Court 12 'warrant Seed Farm In Rlchford and about. 90 young people were dents at toe Medical School pfoketlng againet toe bombing said they would hhld 'a raJly of 10 meters deep.’’ SAIGON (AP)—U.S. bombers and fighter-bombers charging him with attempted Avoca, N.Y. He said toe landing rite was gtruck deep into North Vietnam today, attacking sup- larceny In the fourth degree. He ’Ihe NaAomd Potato Council etnaRdion ^ft ,0$ ^ uni- |hflr pwn toflayd ,))pi aiM|rce BUe In l^;es prepared for a l p.m. ' °* “ **°*^ ^ B52s. Into toe Hanoi and Hal- a Ahout 460 TYinlty CoUege sta- nam. , western Massachueetts as pick- mass demonstraAon at Boston moved c»tside ahead Saigon. phong areas last Sunday. -They smallpox vaccination within the pest 3 of peacO, after a dlaturbance United Parlrii Church and the . at PanAac Park- on Main St. FronAer Lodge of Masons, both Gold W ar driit held a rinilhir meeting m New sfiiyand alone, stu. eAng at other New England col- Ckunmon. One sponsm: of toe ^ schedule ^ announcing toe raids on attacked fuel depots for the years. This Is. required by the UiS. Govern­ Police said a Pontiac Park In Fort Fairfield, Maine. D O N iiiD y (AP^) Thursday night to endorse a gents from 45 sriiOols, were lege# jusceded antlctpated rally, toe Peoples CoaUtton for deDressurized toe cabin Norto VloAmm, toe U.S. Oom- first time since toe bombing ment, abcoreling to the LaBonne Travel employe complcdned that a He is survived by several ksibw frs Bring temi one-day “noncoCrclve*’ strike, picketing In support of 4 hatton- mass demonstrations agahikt peace and Justice, said It an- „ it mntchPd the outride niand said the attacks centered halt called by former President man "went berserk,’’ turoke a gprandnieces and grandnephews. seven Isms tee spent with students-attending antiwar strike caUed for today by increased bomhlngii and war tlcipoted acts of clvU die- chBrnrinir around ’Thanh Hoa near ^ Lyndon B. Johnson In Novem- World, because of recent epidemic in Yugo­ showroom window, kicked glass t a j aight proteeqing toe slsr, workshope Instead of clasMs, leaders of Mveral national,anti- acts In Southeast Asia. obedience. w(to Tunnni«nMlsrion CmtroiControl. YouneYoung co^.2W miles n ^ ri the de- ber 1968. slavia. It is advised that parsons traveling out of gasoline pumps, and Skhrin J. (VCkinnor to OenOweet Asia on a cat- The student government at war enA student groups.' -At (Chicopee, poUce con- School officials at Harvard gald: “Okay, let’s go.” miUtarized zone. The two crew- a,e batAe for An Loc, the toe University of Oonnsetlcat, lEVmns of protest at other fremted about 280 persona Mock- to any European country do vaccinated. smashed a cash register. Eldwln James O’Oonnor, 66, wato aisoad toe water toifer As toe ApoUo 16 commander men bailed out over toe G ^ Souto Vietnamese battaUon, a P(dlce used handcuffs to sub­ of 14 Kenwood Dr., a former totoie toe Federal Oetree- also endorsed the ons-day boy-j schools ranged from marches tog entrances to the bOM by (See Page EUgfat) stood on toe hatch stoop, he ex- paratrooper unit credited with due NeweU and take him to the Hartford school teariier, died Itonal iMtttaUoa, prieon offi- cott of olaseoa. j to teach-ins to boycatts to dig- ______. claimed: “My golly, how beau- ^Ucoptor, the Command rqport- fluting aWUty, lost 100 poUce staAon. Court date for the yesterday at an East Hartford, rills rspsrtsd. Students at Werieyan Unlven ging bomto-elsed craters. In tlful! There is a big boulder!" j _ men kUled or wounded out of case la May 8. convalescent home. He was the ffen^erstares fell to U de- slty in lOddletown a M toe)[ < ^ o , oberlln OoUege studento Dtulng the seven-hour ex- The raids were toe d e e p ^ the would hold demonstrations LABONNE TRAVEL1 WORLB husband of Mrs. Margaret Don­ 'll g fi M. {Sanned to bum a almulated cuTriW Young and D u k e Sund^ g„„b^^ by heUcopters, Wayne R, Bhrdsey, 26, of 146 The proteeters were etUi on day at, toe local draft Vietnam vUlage to show the ef­ planned to set up a nucleate “V* ^nearby reports said. 67 EAST CENTER STREET ovan O’Connor. and at iiearby factorlea V “ _____anrf tn of Haiphong. In both cases, toe ______Park St, was arrested last Mr. O’Oonnor 'was bom Nov. Oto-salvslk this monring. fect of bomMng. Senators Clean Up p ^ d Mtonce ata^n Md to were aimed at ± mUltary contracts. Smne Token riements of the NaAon- . ^ MANCHESTER night on charges a t Uilrd-degree 18, 1806 in Malden Mass., son drive their battery-jeered . sumriles feeding credited with good fight- sexual contact and breach of al Ckiard patrolled the Univer- of J toe mnallest of HBIU are certain Rome has more The funeral wUl be iatprday ’i- Uie go4 |ihi» founded Rome. .. Rome’e Seven HlUe. After a Balmy Day <^^he Sntno-^ Then the Sun at 8:46 a.m. frpm the Rose h U g S d S i* it that toe Oban- The eagle is stlU there, al- than enough wolves for one city. HOU Elineral Home, B80 Elm. S t, ns E. MAIN ST, ROCKVILLE (ExitHoffUtB I-il) doAeil^'twins Romulus and^^pugh there la eome dlapute Crossing guard Mrs. Roy Volkert guides children through^^ilril snowstorm yesterday at Main and Hollister Sts. Twas alm(>st fun.

- t-i ' PAOB TWO V MAN(3HESTSR EVENING HERALD. MANpBESTER, OON^FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE TH REE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCllESTER, CONN., PRH)AY, APRH. 21, 1972 \ ■ V Hie Blood of Dracula”, Tolland TV ToBigkt Recount Shows Dixon Heads Sheinwold on Bridge THEATER TIME SCHEDULE , u S “ \ T T l x ^ e " i J ^ h r " - . ’.Wild Bolton GOP DISCARD FROM STRENGTH ij- ______f ■ Bunch", 7:00; “Dirty Hany”, 8m 8BtiirdB]r*s TV Herald 62 Democrats MAY DECEIVE. DEFENDER • » OompleU EiaUnga. Cast Ballots Robert Dixon of Hebron Rd., By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH Bumsli ^•Godtether", 7:00, Meadows Drive-In—“Panic In 9;4B Cut Budget Calls Bolton, was unanimously re­ No loyal reader of this 4) }842 10:10 W 1 iiiMiii et Jeawite Jt Brtxnn- A recount of the Presidential elected Republican Town Chair­ column would be so imcouth as AQ7 <11) Hm aad Tammy to bid a slam which the oppo­ O 16 ;80 F o r 44-Mai R ate * (M) MIsler Roceni preference poll by the members man by the town committee 4^KJ65 (M) Bogan’a Heroea nents can defeat by taking two “The Last Pic- The $8,278,006 revteed budget of the Manchester -Democratic Tuesday night. immediate tricks. Today’s hand WEST EAST 7:80, 0:80 The library budget was cut (d>) I lAve lAicy Town Conunlttee shows that 62 to be preaented to the May i an­ by $8,200 and tee Board of Rec- (I) Troth or Gonae- Dixon, corporate secretary Is therefore presented as a les- 4 ^ 3 ♦ 6 (Chester Drlve-In — ‘‘Cele­ nual town meeting, wUi coot dC^GTIATIOKS of the 73 eligible to vote did 0 8532 reoUon by $8,748. The rec boaidi with Coimecticut Natural Oas of son for your partners. Goodness <0 J 10 9 4 brating At Big Sur”, 7:00; Tt^land’e taxpayers 48 mttte on budget cuts were mainly aimed ^ 6.C. departed from Manches- family. Mr. William Platt p la ^ cast ballots. Hartford, is entering his second knows there's nothing less O K 7 S 2 0 A9843 “Panic In Needle Park," 8:80; the revaluated grand list. ter and Connecticut in April ed the tuba in the Salvation'' (B>) Hogan’e Heroea ' 4^842 at some of the requested oapltol (M) ElMtrlc Oompaay Of the 62 votes, South Dakota term as chairman. He has been couth than a bridge partner. 4) 10 7 3 “BUndman”, 10:80 ■ A* a comparteon the current lihprovement Items but still pro- 1910. He can only write author- Army Band and spent much (M) Olllican’a laland Sen. George McCiovem received a member of the town commit- South dealer, SOUTH ' Bast Hartford Drive-In — 1 budget would cost taxpayers 44 rides a $4,800 Increase over tee Itattvely of things here up to Ume practicing in his kitchen, \ (M) Newa 18, Sens. Edmund Muskie of tee for four years. North-South vulnerable. 4 AQ 109 7 5 “Mask of the DevU”, 0:16; SUPPORTING ACTRESS mills on the revaliiatM grand current budget. I that Ume. The town was chang- K waa heart and commented Maine and Hubert Humphrey Kay Peterson of West St., Bol- Opening lead —Jack ot (7 K 6 Ust. 5:85 (S> Hhat’a Happening Attend Confereiice Ing quite fast at that time so it on for some distance around 5:M (t^SS) Newa of Minnesota 7 each. Sen. Henry ton. ‘ was re-elected town vice Hearts. O QIO SUPPORTING ACTOR ___ The Board of Finance cut Is only natural teat other peo- the neighborhood, Jackson of Washington 3, and chairman; Oaitherine Lelner of West opens the jack of hearts, Fourteen members of the Tol­ (U) I Spy ♦ AQ9 ^■’^f AjfiA PICTURES Pi wntt A li SWIOOUCTION NCMUlSBltod iOf 8 $134,138 from tte general gov­ pie will remember conditions as Next at that house was the Sen. Edward Kennedy of Mass­ Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton, was and you thank your lucky stars gg West North East land Junior Women’s Club wlU (M) Hodgepod^ l.odge ernment budget) requests and attend the State Federation of much changed. To that alone McCaughey family. OC. well (55) To TeU the rmitfa achusetts 2. The remaining 25 elected secretary; and Douglas that he didn’t get his fingers on i Pass 3 # Pass $451,690 from, the education can 6.C. attribute some of our remembers Frank and Uttle votes were uncommitted. Cheney of South Rd. was re- a diamond. It was very careless 5 rm u o tt r Women’s Club’s Spring Confer­ (M) . Daniel Boone All Pass MILITARY budget requeate. Included In tee ence in Stamford tomorrow. differences of recollections. Joe Jr. To date we have not 5tM (8) CBS News Under local rules, McGovern elected treasurer. of you to deal the ace and king education budget out was a re­ On February 4th a corre- *’*<1 honor of meeting ^ p - (5) ABC News backers will be allocated 6 None of the positions were of diamonds to the opponents'...... ' WHIST quest tor $50,000 for portable During the conffirenoe, spondlng friend wrote that the George and If we eVCr do (tS-M) NBC News delegates to the Democtytic :ontested. only a minute or'so before you intend to raise hearts next. The .elasMxgns f o r the Middle tkwnrds will be presented for State Oonventlcn, O J'3 - fi^onaorod outstanding projects of the year McOaim house on Maple St. was •’ope It will be under tee (14) Zoom ------bid a slam. standard way to raise your ARknOf 8ohbq}/the Finance Board felt also occupied by I. Selwitz, Ma- *'*8*'^ conditions, 5:85 (50) News and Muskie bucMrs ,2 Thanks to the openlhg lead, partner to ’’two and a hall” is i St. Mai7 *a-i:piaeopal PETER BOGDANOVICH toe^ olaRttooms ohogU be the as Bubn)ltted by clubs th ro i^ - 1^ Church out the state. zers, and Ftank Hare who ran were also advised that we TtM (8) Primus Jackson bacXeis 1, and . Bolton Woman your slam is cold if the spade fi- to bl da new suit first and then aub{|iBet. of a town meeting rath­ had overlooked the Mahoney corttmlUed a, "for a totel i# ' . , MONDAY, AFBIli 84, 1818 mgWsonClMS/JEffBBIOGES/EUiNBlIRSTYN/^ J O H ^ ^ tee laundry in the rear. Next (8) What's My Line? nesse works. You ndght win the raise. In this situation, Uy er tenn part of the education Local club members attend­ waa tee Carr house occupied by south side ^ Still to be determined is tew. VUiyic At*!' AA4ffl8*fl 8A8 PJ8L budget. <- * ing tee conference' ore Mrs. (18) Dick Van Dyke first trick with the .ace of hearts to bid a new suit first and then (1()HS LEACHMAN/«»n«* our (18-S8) News dealgnadon of tee. rothatelx* J* ^ - f V W a r a and take the spade finesse. If some anemic holding such as Door Prise* The propoaed budget allows Maxwell Kenneson, president; delegates in JMiujcliestor’s ■ 2|- ^ Richmond Mauiucci was the Chambers saloon with /most certainly will In-''' (84) Black Journal ^ rneinter delMiudl^ * ■'um rucnmona mauiucci of West wins, he may fall to lead you have In spades. and BetnahmeBto UWRyil/teMURW PETER BOGDANOVICH uSmiSSm! BERTSCMeoei an 1$ per cent Increase In both Mrs. Thomas Morgan, -Mrs. the Totten family upstairs. dtcate otherwise. Robert Dean, Mrs. Michael Vaa- (45) ABC News Those .S;; dele^tes constitute School Rd., Bolton, has been * in tn mn Copyright 1918 DoMdtea the general government and the O.C. cannot recall anyone ote- The grapevine spread the 1:85 (8) What’s Happening CTOTb 1j.FF«DM8N |0rtr»i s—*■«>**» •■ »«^ 111 education budgets. quenia, Mrs. Kerin Cavanaugh, the votes.:foHKennedy, Arto Is awarded the Helen Gould Ken- ^ h e l X ^ a r d h u r a ®*"®"** *"“•* "* • er than McGanns living In their news that Mrs. McGann was to (8) Juvenile Jury STARTS MAY 11 Almost one-third of the budg­ MTs. John Woods, lita. Howard allocated hO delegates, anil the nedy Award for her graphic ^______Larson, Mrs. Robe)< Basil, Mbs. house. Theirs was not a large have an operation. The whole ■ (18) Baseball et will be covenad by state and house or lot. Next east of them neighborhood was concerned, (II) I Dream of Jeannie fractional votes tqr the otter drawing "Yesterday” at the finesse. If the finesse loses. "CONCERT FOR RANGLADESH" federal grontir and surplus John McCartSyr'iCrs. Richard 2 cmdidates'afid jter; the imcmn- 23rd Annual National Exhibi- MON. thm THURS. at 8:80 • 0:80 was an older^ larger house on a There was no hospital in town (84) Wall Street Week however. West will surely re­ . FRIDAYS •* 7M • 10:10 funds,' with tea remaining two- Butler, ICrs. Edward Russo and mltted..j*?'Uon of Academic Artists. The SHOWTMES] Udrda to be raised through tax- Mrs. Carl Pattaylna, state con­ much larger lot with many “"** surgical- operations were (84) Hollywood Squares Local conunlttee'rules* specify exhibit Is currently being held turn a diamond since your dis­ 8AT.'R SDN. 1 • 4 .1 * lOUQ trees around the house and rare. When Dr. Weldon and an (40) Dragnet card has exposed your weak­ ^ q n . servation chairman. that ;'ftyu:tlorii^'rights te-a del- at tee Museum of Pine Arts in Conservation Notes heavy shade. There lived a “ Blatant arrived, every window 8:55 (8) O’Hara, V.S. Treasury egato^khall he added te. tee slate Springfield, Mass, ness. The finance board feels tee Swedish family named West- afforded a view of the (Repeat) Best Pten $421,090 educatlMi budget cut The Tolland JuiUor Women’s of the'candidateyTii^ office re- Mrs. Mauiucci was invited .to Believe It or Not will permit the school board to Club has reactivated its Litter land. The boy August had quota of peering (18-80) Sanford and Soi'i celvlng te%. number of join the Academic Artists Asso- Probably the best plan is to wonderful stamp collecOon^^^®®- ^®tes from houses with- ^ (First repe^) By TOM COLLA’^ carry out some carefully plan- Line for tee weeks ot April 24 votes.” ' elation in 1070. She explains run the three hearts^ discarding hed-for improvements of the and May 1, coinciding with the whlch we used to pore over on ® view just happened to be (8-40) Brady Bunch (Re- ■nie various iactims'/jncludlng that tee term “academic” in the nine of clube! Then try the their cool front veranda on hot bulling on those who had. When peat) school system,” accordteg to town Oanaervatloni Comrala- the uncommitted, ari'.meeting art is synonomous with "real- spade finesse. If it loses. West TOP HAT RESTAURANT Stuart JosUn, chairman of tee sion's scheduled Rid Utter Day summer days. August was also ®uch things were happening kids * (14) WasUngton Week, In Monday n lj^ to choc^ their Ism.” will surely return a club on tee an.expert kite maker. weren’t wanted underfoot so a Review (formerly Arhy's Roast Beef) Board of Finance. "It te not campaign April 29. allocated detogates tp me State Her winning drawing is a pen assiunptiwi that you have dls- merely an inflationary in­ Realdente knowing of Uttered After Westlands, the Healeys J}"® with pur feet In 8:80 (H-80) Movie (Repeat) Omvention ^ 'd oji^Ue^e desig- and Ink on velour depicting an carted from weakness. And 257 BROAD STREET (8-40) Partridge Fansily crease,” he explained this morn­ areas in town may report tee occupied that house and then ***t*f'’*^?t ^ street. , naUonof tee.'Trtete(^i^rights.” old fallen gate and post on Rt. then you wUl draw trumps and ing. locatlona and the areas wtU be Frank Hare who built and oper- _ , J®*' . **^tor left, Johnnie (Repeat) FREE PiFFIKG 5;8-3333 Spring Time Special (84) FUm Odysaey They will ;^^term £l^w hether 86 in Bolton. get rid of your diamonds on The $25,000 request for a town cleaned up through the efforts ated the laundry in the rear 5:00 (8) Movie the McCSwcirn b acK ^ will get Mrt. Mauiucci has studied at dummy’s clubs . announcing the opening of garage has been transferred to of co-operating Boy Scouts. with a roadway leading to It news ^ t Grand- (8-40) Room Z tt (Repeat) the 2 uiilBeslghW^ delegates, Hartford Art School and with This Is the best plan parUy 590 BUR9SIDE J»E Ei5T HSRTFORO TWO TAKE OUT WINDOWS the contlgency fund requiring To report the Uttered areae, Hire the Handicapped Theme Contest Winner from Maple St. east of tee f*®’ ? operation or the uncommitted. Helen Hayes Veitch of Bolton, because it will almost surely town meeting approval before calls may be placed to Mr*. house. A poet and wire fence ^ .'If®® succes^ 0:80 (8-40) Odd C o i^ . (Re­ 5 » HUTES FROR* HTFD I 8i EliT 5S James Geyer of 880 Spring who, along with parents and place local winner; Edward C. winner locally and fourth place peat) / The town committee will have She is past president of the Bol- work against most cq>p(»iente. 10c ICE CREAM CONES the funds can be released. John Woods, Ridge Rd. or M n. separated that property from 'IJV formalK meeting Wednesday ton Art C3ub and teaches art In Equally important is tee fact Capital equipment items cut Thomas Morgan, Crystal Lake St., first place winner in the teachers of' the winning stu­ Obuchowski of 25 Park St., win­ finisher In the state judging; What we caued te e ^ ^ W b^ 10:00 (5-40) Love, American state Hire the Handlcaiq>ed dents, was a guest at tee din­ ner of an honorable mention In Style (Repeat) night, to' lelect the delegates her home. that a swindle of this sort will Breakfast from tee budget, by the finance Rd. Rosemary Turkington of 127 decided i; Monday. give you the laugh on West for board. Include the requested Tree Planting Theme Contest, reads the cer­ ner. tee state contest and fifth place In his building at tefcoiS^of n«‘8hbors breathed (18) 700 a u b tificate presented him at the an- In addition to tee first place locally; and Kim Anthony':^ 21 Henry St., second place In the relief. 8 at least 'a, year. This may be EGGS WITH TOAST fire triMk, $68,000; a dump The Conservation Committee Maple and Spruce. The build­ 15:80 ( ) Don Rickies 2 nued dtener given tela week by $500 prize In tee state contest, Lancaster Rd., fourth place fin­ local contest; Laura Eddy of (88) Hite la Tour Life worte thousands of points if you DANTE'S truck, sprOader and frame, $18,- of tee TOUand Junior Women’s ing sat back some distance m Visit play^..against that particular 3 PA N CA KES 500; p l ^ p truck, $8,685; and dub wlU parlloipate in a Me­ the Manchester UNIOO Club for Geyer won an honorable men- isher In tee local contest, Gey- 124 Hmrod Rd., third place lo­ from both streets as was .com­ (80) Golddiggera RESTAURANT tl<» In national judging in Wash­ BARB 11:50 <8-8-88-85-40) Newa 0TTAW4..<(AP) — President Wesfvepy often. 3 SLICES FRENCH TOAST " """ «a radios tor'tee selectmen, ^,400. morial 'TVee planting program wtenteg students In the locstl er's theme was aw^uried third cal finisher; Maryann Mahoney mon for business places then. It SULUVAN AVE. p l a z a — SOUTH WINDSOR and state Hire tee Handicapped ington, D. C. place in the loccU contest. of 28 Green Hill St., fourth place 11M (8) Movie Nixon’s 40-h^r visit to Ottawa eNSFIELD Dally Question i Other cuts Included: The tomorrow, in cooperation with can still be seen on its original By PHIL PASTORET TTALIAN-AMERICAH CUISINE — CXXXTAILS j^buUdlng lniq>ector reduced by tee RockriUe Area Chamber of Theme and Poeter Contests. Other winners to whom gifts All of tee theme contest win­ in the local judging; and Darid (88-80) Johnny Carson last week cost tee city $40,000 FB I. — SAT. — SOM. Partner bids one heart, and Sandwiches Seafood foundation but with lower addi­ (8-40) Dick Cavett Show for extra polie'e protection. Act­ 8 WILD FEATDBHS $2,006; fire department, $2,844; Commerce. Presenting tee award at the and certificates were presented ners are seniors at Manchester Morgan of 87 Brent Rd., local tions added later to bring the People who drink too Bated X, Shewn Inud the neart playOr passes. You SPECIALS- SAT. and SUNDAY H A M B U R G ...... 39c C L A M S IN the Ambulance Association by Twenty spruce trees wlU be Manchester Country Club af­ were, in tee theme contest, Lau­ High School and are students of fifth place winner. l:00 (8) AH About Places ing Ma3Tor (jlaude Bennett re­ DAOMAB HOT FAMTB hold: Spades, J-S-4-8; Hearts, A- store fremts out to the slde- much usually get to the (8) Movie ported Thursteiy. The fall visit Bated B Co-Fc*tnre H O T D O G ...... 39c A BASKET .$2,908; general maintenance planted at Crandall’s Pari: and fair Is Anteony J. AbbrusObe rie Miner of 45 Scballer Rd., Gilbert Hunt, head of the Eng­ The poster contest winners walka. Very many examples of party before you do. SCHIZOID Q-7; Diamonds, J-0; Clubs, K-J- and snow, $8,195; operation and 16 Scotch pine trees wiU be daft), Manchester UNI!CX> presi­ second place winner in tee state lish D^)artment at MHS. are all MCandiester High School // 0 0 0 of Soviet Premier Alexei N. Ko­ Bated B Bones HM 0-5. SMMhstti aM Meat SaoM $I4S ROAST B E E F ...... 79c 99c the same condition can be seen sygin cost $86,000. CBT of the BAM8HI ALL YOU CAN EAT. maintenance of equipment, cut planted at tee high school. The dent. Looking on la Harcdd F. and first place winner In. tee Students honored for their students and are taught by Mrs. along Spruce St. and many ote-. i Teen-agers are the most What do you say? $8,400 and street lighting reduc­ trees were purchased with funds May, executive secretary of the local contest; Alan Sandals of performance In tee poeter con­ wonderful thing ever in­ :dlm url;p0tpr Answer: Bid two clubs. You Laveme Kelson of tee MHS art ers in town. Just look for them' ed by $1,000. raised by tee sale of flowers and Governor's Committee on Bhn- 40 Steep Hollow Lane, fifth place test wei«: Kim Mantey of TOO department. (Heral^photo by and you’ll be surprised how vented to recall your own SUSS Employe benefits were reduc­ window boxes last yecu- by tee ployment of the Handicapped, finisher In tee state and seemd W. kfiddle Tpke., first place Pinto) youth. 1EttTnUt0 ifpraU i Prime Ribs of Beef many there are. GOO AU JUS — <3HOI(3E OP 2 VEGETABLES. ed by $0,800 but will stlU re- C of C. Our friend also wrote that'we Published Daily Ehmpt Sundays italn enough to .provide tor a Local Boy Scouts under tee The boss grumps that and Holidays at 18 sineU BtreeL had omitted the house next Hanchestsr, Oonn. (04010) FRI.~SAT.^UN. .new health Insurance plan and direction of Ken Johnson wlU Andover east of Ed. F’erris on SCaple St. most of us began living on Teiepbane 004711 $2.99 2 ADULT HITS the start of a basic penslcm meet at CrandaU’a teta after­ occupied by J o s e p h / Mc­ Second, Cteas Postage Paid at Baked Stuffed Shrimii idah for town employes. noon to dig holes fqr thO'trees. Manchester, Oonn. CHOICE OF 2 VEGETABLES. plus 3rd Hit M ^Sot. Caughey, father of FYrancis and A JN RATES grandfather (X PoUcq Officer A draae^ SATURDAY NIGHT 7 PM. -1 1 P.M. Capt.' George McCaughey. Nay One Year .... Art Festival Set For not 80. Six Months .. .60 Folk and Country Western '(i V),'';'.;'* , )>ir,. 29-30 Three Months 9.75 f' On jan. 7, 1972, O-C. M d of One Mcnlb ... 8.85 featuring JEANINE BopaJ)eif» .A ttaek The second annual Arte Fes- participate in some of the dem- tram the garden of Mrs. Doris fries, spinach, carrot sticks, the Veitch family/' living there HAPPY HOUR — 4 to 6 P.M. DAILY ; tiva( In Andover t has been onstrottone being conducted. v Peck. , • chocolate cake- many years and raising pigs our pension plans about 20 Legal Beverages Ied''for-AprU 29 and 80 at ititival ihls yAar'la under for butchering there.. O.C..)>lay- years ahead of time. FILM RATING GUIDE 'Mrs. Hutchins^ riUL presenV TdesdSy: Macaronioe, string 4 « 0 OPEN the Andover Elementary tea dlrectlan c< tee newly form­ ed with a huge idant tor her din­ beansy^Us fresh pears or ap­ ed with the two boys Tom and For Parents and 7 DATS A WEEK _ School. ed AndoYer Art League. Anyone ing room, in whoee leaves was ples*^ Bob and their sister Esther. Middle age is the time . desiring further Information or They, or some oi them, moved between "wish I had" and ' P Their Children (OoBtlmied In m Page Om ) typteameit wid. R was be- The festival wlU once again a. small stuffed monkey hung on Wednesday: Chicken vegeta- feature art exhn>l|B and activl- those who would like to exhibit the branches, 'and with a to Bolton. "wish I could." half tee Ueved to-be A Norte Vietnam­ Me soup, chicken salad sand­ (NIWSVAHR ENTERPRI^ASSN.l J city, the Norte Viet-, ese patrol boot. Ues, Involving muslo, arte and or demonstrate some crafty may pendulum wall clock- After Veitch’s came the Platt QENEAAl. AUmeiCSS namese renewed tee attack wich, fruit, spice cake. X AgvtAdmitM 'nitir^Dir - Meanwhile, tee crafts, drama and tee dance. call ten-achool’a art teacher In charge of tee affair were 244 CENTOR ST. hun Mrs. Susan Gradual, or Mrs. Thursday: Pizza, salad, aiq>le At The exhibits will include tee Mrs. Eleanors Moran, Mrs. Ekl- pie. / atoddert was artwork of preschool children, Barbara Fhran of the Art na Farmer, Mrt. Georgia HANCHB^R ... League. Friday: Grilled link sausage, FAAiMfAt OmPAMCl - fired on by on enemy surface elementaiy school pupils, high Holeington, Mrs. Pauline mashed potatoes, peas, rolls, l y l suGsmo .and airborne battalloh ^ school students, a n area Children will be admitted to Fredericks, Mrs. Grace Horn- ZfLi SoomMmwWMbvMmBr .toM ®* unknown sue and re- choice of dessert. Phone 646-1995 teniad tee fire, but tee result adUlte. Hours of tee festival tee festival free of charge. iah and Mrs. Mary Boudreau. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT For FroTooMprt -teeite’ „ on tee aoute- Milk and bread and butter ► was not known. will be from 1 to 4 p.m. on - bote Adults attending will be aeked CXotelng Drive sandwiches aveiUable at all EAST CATHOUC HIGH SCHOOL vrestom o t tee city. There was no damage to el- Saturday and: Sunday. to donate a qiuurtor to defray ► OPEN 7 DAYS iWCCO FILMS niESENTS The First Congregational meals. ’The festival wlU begin Satur­ festival expenses. , 1:85 P.M. MANCHESTER ► 11:00 ajn. te 9:00 pjn. Church ot Andover la sponsor­ M R . STEA K day afternoon with a presenta­ Yodag-at-Heort ing its clothing-dilve frtun now 7 STRIPS FOR $1.00 — REGULAR A SPECIALS Manchester Evening Herald Fwmtor'AiMt Ouirdioo COMMUNITY PLAYERS TonrARmiT RneosiiiR tion of several selections by tee Some forty members of tee until May 1. Articles most need­ GREATER CASH PRIZES Andover Elementary School local Toung-at-Heart group ed for tee drive are layettere, Andover'' correspondent, Anna ..f ’’B U H D H A r ' I tllO town EAU OUtpOBUI 'fllYOimd it nim mil nil »iv______i-__ Frislna, tel. 742-9S47. 115 NEW STATE RD., MANCHESTER s**eese*****a*teO' were under shel^ attack and Unknown causes chorus and their folk group. staged a surprise birthday cele- blankets, chUdren’s clothes, and olriL ns ware fleeto T to te* “ "®“®* Nang, The Andover Rural Music Com- bration Wednesday In honor of light-weight garments for adults. Scbo:d Cafeteria at Rear of School \ TAG SALE south. This could be an out­ and tee two crewmen art miss- mlttee' will continue with a so- their **’**'■ unofficial leader, Mrs.' 'u-m* Persona are asked not to DONATION...... 81.00 flanking movement against the mlnl-concerto by various Doris Hutchinson. leave Shoes or heavy overcoats, Manchester Cohimimlty We Have All Sorts of Goodies! In local mualclpna throughout Sat- I ^ ^ 2 5 * A potluck lunchecn was held as the clothes must be shipped. TAG ** Vtotnam, but the two urday and Sunday afternoons, at the social room of the First College DJLO Jk. TOYS — HOUSEHOLD ITEMS On tee SM teont, ^erlcan crewiwm Those donating clothing are and in needle park offlcialB said U.S. destroyers balled out over tee Included will be performances Congregational Church, with a asked to also contribute lO cents APPETIZER, DESSERT, aid BEVERASE a Navy helicopter by a solaist, a string group, a wUl featare \ COLOR by DE LUXE saidc a Norte Vietnamese patrol niok*H thaifT special 'birteday cake baked by per pound to defray cost ship­ RUMMAGE SALE (That World) virginal player, a guitarist and Mrs, Edna Farmer, and Ice plus “CELEBRA'nON AT BIG SUB" boat ahd-traded fim with P*®**®* “P’ ping. SAT., APRIL 22 JEWELRY — WIGS — SKIS W illi Any Meal off 2.50 or M orell c « S t e S r « ^ 2 S T e ®®*"Kteglamlly. cream supplied by tee gentle­ iiA T BALLOU” day night. contou^ aroi^ tee tattered xieo on Saturday, local ar- men of tee group. The clothes are sorted and at 9 A.M. WITH... DRAPES — FURNITURE — TOOLS Offer Good Daily, Bxcludbig Friday and Saturday, V ^j^>ed to people In need all at the 5:00 to 9:00 P.M., and Certain Hcrildaya. . . ThOUA Command also dls- domon- Party favors which were over tee world. Community Baptisf UW6CST MWHMrWT MB M COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION — cMbd tee loss of six men strate their talents in tie and utumydainty spring nuu» hats iiu«u filled wiui with S Atnerieim aircraft-tw o .'In the ft*!*' /®«n4y were made by tee Misses * Luncheon Menus Church GOT A BBTHDAY OmnrOT reported attacking tee district 586 East Center Street 146 Hartford • STARTS TODAY • last tw o days and four others dance, candlemaking, simple Olga and Anna Llndholm and icon menus at tee An- SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Klddtoa U (and imder) InqBlre About Our of Hiep Due, 85'm iles musical instrument construc­ Mrs. Mary Boudreau, and table dover\Blementary School for PltBB HDKIHDAY OFFER! manchistiu during^ .tee^trst two weeks of Sponsored by INTIRl r^ARK OPEN Road Compos Hanoi’s, offensive. This raised southwest of Da N a ^ . tion, and other crafts. Children decorations consisting of cul­ the folmiring week are as fol­ 10 AJM. TO 5 P.M. Field reports said Hlep Due, WOMEN’S SOCIETY FPI 7 P M SA' A P M 643-7832 FRIF PARKING REAR Ot THEATRI tee numitar of tl.S. alicraft re­ attending the festival on Satur­ tivated pussy wlUows And small lows: Manchester, Conn. which has been tee focal point day will have tee opportunity to spring flowers were furnished MPION AU’O fPO'.S Thursdoy Nits Only HARTFORD 7 ADMISSION EPf( DINNERS SERVED DAILY A compUmentary oocktaU win be served la the Carriage Aeademy Award ! F. STADIUM UMmge after SteO to eaeb o t our Diimeo Patrena. (Dtener Wlmier ■ I A p T S I PM LEGAL BEVERAGES served in the Ootonlal Room until 8te0.) Beat Special MAT. 1:30-MON.-SAT. Effects STOCK CAR Phis MAT. 2:00- SUNDAY FIGURE 8 RACES TOR TTfiNNrmni' g ' EVE. 7:45-MON.-SAT. I EVERY SAT.-8:00 P.M. RBBBStVATlOiNS D/CK RICHARDS TRIO TEL 646-3161 EVE. 7s45-SUNDAY PHONE Thondoy, FrM m and Saturday EvenliHN 643-9302 ROUTE 159 MATnmiiS TOMORROW TQ BUN., APBII. M AT OaOiOB HBAXS AVAlLABUDi STATE ARMORY In the CorHoge Lounge leaf bags TICKET OFFICE- a o a w a m , m a s s . 1:80 A 8:00-.BVBNlNQS TOMORROW TO MAT 8 Gen . Adm. $1.18 (ohUdren or adults). Reserved Beets M$t A Room 100 Inside Main Entrance frotffiHliiot. fn * Adwiitioo CLOSED MONDAYS BANgpCT FACIUXIES 81MSW pbG of 8. i«g. 98e Eve.. $3, teua Gen. >nbn.__Balcony 1 seat $1.35 plus Gen, A te . OpenDaUy 10 AM. • $ PJd. 60 COOPER 8TRI CHESTER lUMlTB 51 — njUDrOTOH, OONN. J i AT o:$o * 8:80 BalconyBony Seala oqfVne purchasedpure only on day of perfomumce. PHONE 278-lUO OPEN THURS. ,TTLL 0 P.M. — BAT, 6:80 P.M.

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P A G E P O U R ' MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, M ^CHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1972 MAlfCHESTBJR EVENING HERALD, M ANCH ESt^, CONN., FRIDAY, AW llL 21, 1972 PIVB Mrs. Jollies Heads R ^ i g n i LOU ...... JJJ VOM-l-- Church G roup (dun rvW/y AtfivHr G... . UIRA nM.il The Baby Has Aeeorrf'W »» sur.iij For Second Year ‘ aP*. If ocT.nit^. b y )1S32-4» a 3- 4- f i , WJ57W 1 lAaixxehearier iDezxxocsratlc act on a _ tendm ent Ifra. Robert Jobna of aSO th e flll- Oreenwood Dr. was re-elected TAURUS 31 Slldo SCORPIO « filled by meeting last Tuesday at Fellow­ ^ - -eOAf AApology 'T-ft-xnexn.'bex* and that a vacancy OIMIMi 37 Or z n « s i 4le < 3. lilm for liim «Xife09V-w‘ o nine committee momtoer* feredjiy John S u U A - provldea 13NMd 44Moy f3 At afterX 'ho I>latrict 8 . m o v - fined by a president of interpretation; Mrs David H. W. Nelson, Jamesburg, a.j. His paternal great­ CAHCIR lASokithm 45Bookl f 4 Caua« CAPRICORN that the vacancy- it 1501 . 3 o •XMeiftxrict A alMMTtJIar'' after vote of those m i o f the Mrs. Andrew Gibson and Mrs. grandmother is Mrs. Da%dd Muldoon.^aj® M oQ u ira L an e. 16 46 Fond 'S PDsi»i< m-» OfC. 21 a JULY 12 Excollont 470W ?e Hobbi t catacua and aubxxxlftft7 HarKl JAM. (I chairmen; Mrs. Gemge Smith, Uiallw, Jnllane, daughter of WUligm SC. an d M u l a R. ^ r 2-15-22-33 IBToM 49Coih ^W oulcft 16-17-31-40 Ltion. on the 'kxoarfn that the district wheir< e -vacancy communications chairman. RUSSO Loalbo, 226 Hebron Rd., BoJXm. She waa bom Maroh » S/ 44(}t-33 ^ 19 Got SOExorciM gCrystcaft (MaAf r p e z - a o n €rx>m I>Lmftrlct 8 exlats. 20 To SI tnuo eO(3rooc» iML-ve Ilia plac« on the If the a m en d m o a p p ro v ed , Also, Mrs. Olenn Olbbs, tdce at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her m aternal g r andp a rm ts UO 21 Poonit 92 Acquit blClooo- AQUARIUS president of mlssians; Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. B. H er patantnl . JULY 22 aoppojjt.220pp<>tita gair ■ JAN. 20 conxm lttee. Mlu Ooleman la to be grandmother is Mrs. J<*n Loalbo, RMkvme, g iie b aa a bm llM r, .AUe.22 fUL (l,„ aucceaaor la escpected to elected by the o t li s f g l i t mem- Russell. Granniss, chairman of b4 Mue*% interest missionaries; Daniel, 4; and three sisters, Catherine, 7, A n d rea, 0, a n d Ana i> v 1- 5- 9-10 ftSRopofi 25J 842-S7| Beurtoara O olem & n, who bers from D ia tr li 'Aim Elsesaer, White Cross I-46A2 MTo 57%ur*o1f »A5-72 An tile caucus liuh wirn n de- Margaret, 2. , „ * * ♦ $7 Kits cliaimian; Mrs. John Larsson, VIRSO 28S Eriwttonoi„i ^5* Rltehon PISCIS axMS who, until -Adonday Al/S,21 fU. II at, 'waa 'vice chalrm nn. of the The largest In the vice president of Christian serv­ Btdand, Craig Scott, son ^ Qaty a a d m ^ an d Judith iolSo?^ WNowiPOPotl PcimtHR— w0 United Stab g la d e r ice; Mrs. John McClain, love Risiey Boland, 68 Bigelow St., l^ c tie ste r. H e w a a tMm ?,if of. 22 »P, ^ VQYou , MAi».M’”ieKmar. M , com m ittee. com m ittee, 'wtien At: meets near Oordova, 127 gift chairman; Mrs. Walter March 29 ’ at Manchester Memoriu Hospital. H U m a te n u l 24-29-37-43| 2,280 Loomis, ' vice president of erfc. "W ednoaday to claooaio dele- milee long an grandfather Is Mr. Horace Rlsley, Westmartln*. N .H . H U pa­ square milea. leadership development; Mrs. ternal grandmother is Mrs. John ^land, Jd P ro c to r H d., M an­ to twro c onrventJionjB. ■ will Nicholas TJerewianka, spiritual chester. A grcat-grandirjother Is Mrs. Shreleen Akrlgar, WbU- growth ch ai^ an ; Mrs. Henry pering Pines, Fla. He ® brother, Qary J r ., S, a n d a d e ­ Bebron. ^ ^ R liigt^ g rton. PTA Robert, Ul ter. Diane, 2, , ^ . Also, Mrs. 'Prank Carpenter, Deadline Near Clm^isleiisen conMltutlon chmrmah; Mrs. Or- Hassett, Mark Allen, son of Ttoothy and C rea U d e Drown- lo Tliatetts ^ d Mrs. Frank rlgg Hassett, 37 Pioneer Circle, kw ch ester. H e w a s bom M'Name Contest cmmacutMem a m iterSpierce Home repre­ March 30 at Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. H U m aternal St- ■'■■F'si i atocted pteil. sentatives; Mrs. E. Laurence grandmother U Mrs. John Brownri^, 19 T y le r Chrclo. HU Suqday is the deadline -p t a ? \ Osborne, kitchen committee paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. CUMord Haaniett, 25 teteA^in tb« townwlde OtiJ? ■ewo^aek’i noMtUig. chairman; Mrs. George Smith, name the newlyl acquired,jP oftU»w^nB er# ITES Pioneer CXrcle...... key woman to Church Women acre Oroea-Dreeeman vice ePowoay Dr-. United; Mrs. Lillian BUUngs, Sewell, Amanda Lynn, daughter o f F y « d tmd P am bU on GreyvlUe and Randy n g y y b »ea ia ea em *j Urm Arihnr DAV Gives Hospital HemoKinetitherm ■ V^sunshine chairman; Mrs. John Gmen Sewell, Chula .Vista. Calif, wae b o m M a rch 2B at Robert H. Smith, vice presi­ American Veterans. Presenting The iiew unit will be used In to the hospital was ma**„^i..*tcbert Mrs. Graham of the Ann Jud- a The winner will be decided deoioei^j *»y Ooveni^cJoven^.* ' Ivor Rd.,R North son Circle was the installing of- J PLAZA DEPT.^^nmr the^. ReoreaUoni and Oonakrv^ Vernon fleer. : U (We Have A Notion To p ieM e) and *“ • co ra a a m n ittee chairmen (Herald ptotp by mnto) Mrs. Kenneth Harley and ACrs. Edward CX>rcbran, co-chalrm"en E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next^tr^gpei,,, BIkt.) of the decorating committee for ^ OPEN WED., THUB8., puJ. t u i • Scoui Mdke- Dorte by a Real Pro ings bond. Zone Commission Bars Luxury Apartments ", the new' Christian education [w S 2 S^*tehlp: ^M re, Dteinl. Op- cB LISS has been Mrving building, reported on their plans' Healtb Report room Cub Scout clowns, Robert Sawyer, left, Stey^' McDennott and ip the Shrine Circus, opening toni^t at the Hartford State ibBe Healtb Nurse Ro The Vernon Zoning Cteimnls- which tliey said already -was tenslon of time within which to veloper said he would agiw k « i1* CIpriano, 116 ’ iplex on Rt. was not available for comment DR. LAWRENCE B. LAMB RANGE AND BEST HOUSEHOLD h e l p e r s Juries, according to today. MTOuld mean that the detailed, 3 er to * 09^ “** K ^ g liflature. gg working plans would have to 649-9240 W ill Spe^k A t ler, on .e n t e j'^ c a l ^Exnmro^ y^ .By Supreme Pi^esident FUEL OIL wittfc BCCMUVU*^ SVAftbm ^ ---- ..UEaaw^sfcaa awst w%»waasaa*mwavaa -waanweas*# aw^-CBialrman ------Ed- On— Aprilr 24, 1970g permUwlMi beaaavxm filed l/jr by gnMJIUMigr Mmiday Ava (or UftO the OOV 839 GASOLINE 2 ARE AT PLAZA jbiiLmraund 88 In Uie Hola<;erysipelas, adrenalin people bccause the major uel VacanU, recording secre- Presidents' Ass^iatton; Dwald Harold Nte, « WynedIn»’’ Rd., Md ""development with the town’s filing deadline, Repair on aH makes Tape S a nd e rs growthKTOWUl MIIU UWYOAVtraaww—- - _ - m BUI School- Madteraaid. Top Prices Paid infection and auriculat fi- pumping action of the hmot tary; Mrs. Oliver ciromwelli Zlemak, exalted niter of Man- before April 27. gram for sixth grade ***18^^^ i Bu: Recorders, Pbanographs, H ope ■ «Iley_<3>urch and commiadon held a hear­ projectors, Ainpliflers, For All Makes! brillation? ■ to the arteries is acfom- chairman of trustees: Mrs. Ag- Chester ixxige of. Elks, and boys continued at boOt Etouse. ing on the iqiartments, last Radios, Small AjqiUances. Dear Reader_Syncope is plished by the two bottom nes Agnew and Mrs. Hector Mrs. Zlemak; Mayor and Mrs. “ ^ and poetera home clieck • J ^ ^ t s the tour will be lO O f Fume and CARTER CHEVROLET m erely a medical term fo F cIw in b ers (the ventricles). Rivard, trustees. John niompson; and Alice committees were Mm. Stanley anA .AlanlaV* ot pu*' avaUaxI month and at that time several Uterature and^^M^Y® ai St the Old people sptoe against them. MOst ProJeetloB Service C O .. I N C . fainting and o f course it How, well the heart func- Also, r Mrs. John Zlemak, Evans of The Herald staff. Baldwin, Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, a ^ u s i i ^ ft Bentato - ® ’ tions in the presence of marshal; Mrs. John Carson, cor- Melnbers of other Emblem Mrs. John Callahan, M n John cited the infrtaigement lain and the affect the Somd RaeorAig riety of things, such as bad atrial fibrillation depends on responding secretary; Mrs. Clubs attending ^ e event came Zl^emak, hosetesses Mrs. Samuel' Phone 646-6464 venU onil^k. . the ■teat, . __ Aiaiei traffic'would have on Rt. 88, 8to48» ' HlHriMtor news, standing at attention how rapidly the ventricles, WiUiam Mohr, first assistant from RockvlUe, East Hartford, Vacant!, Mrs. C h ^ e s Pon- C M f S t m *IM 8n. in parade formatiob^ a or lower chambers, beat. marshal; Mrs. Francis Maho- Now London, Enfield, Putnam, ticelU, Mrs. Jack Carson, Mrs. E AO AMS needle puncture for drains Atrial 'fibrillation has second assistant marshal; Groton, Milford,' West Ifavfen. George Meixell, gifta and dec- development discussions blood, or it can be ass(K been observed in relatively Mrs. Ernest McNally, chaplain; New Haven, Meriden, Walling- oratians; Mrs. Alfred Ritter, sixth grade >»y» dated with a stroke. heal thy individuals who Mrs. Anthony Berube, press cor- ford, Bridgeport, p-alrfleld, Mrs. Charles Lathrop^ Mis. pletion to the school phy»*»*«' C don’t have any significant respondent; Mrs. Theodore Naugatuck, Winsted, Stamford, Carol Lnnihan, dinner tickets; and the dental program. ME ICS Erysipelas refers to a bac­ evidence of heart ,d i s e a se Brindamour, historian; Mrs. Hamden, Middletown, Wathers- Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, Mrs’, H o o s e T o u r 6 0 IN 6 terial imection of the skin and one can even have the Harold Griffin Jr., first guard; field-Rocky Hill, and East Frank Toros, program; Mrs. and it usually requires im­ The Hlqtorioal Boclety ^ concUtion while engaged in “*“1 Mrs. C3arroll Hawthorne, Providence, R-L Oliver Cromwell, Mrs. Paul nounced that Its .Third GLAM4 m ediate treatment. It is fairly vigorous physical ac- second guard. Miss Julia Dulka was chair- Buettner, Mrs. Hector Rivard, caused by the streptococcus, Feed... leal House Tour wiU be tivity. It can also occur as a "^e evenings activities open- man of the Installation. She was flowers; and Mrs. Carroll Haw- which is a variety of the May 21 from 2to 8 p.n». y t OF BySIMFSS complication of food poison- a steak dinner followed assisted by Mrs. Alfred Ponti- thorne, Mrs. WUllamn Mohr, Ing at the Old Town HaU ««» “ ® same germ that can cause ing, indigestion or anything ^y installation ceremonies, celll. Members of the various and Mrs. Gertruda. Hawtbenme. far chicken feed! strep throat. Hebron Green. ' which disturbs the b o d y ------' " The l)omeB, h W ^ ^ ^ Regarding adrenalin in­ chemistry. It may occur as ------' buildings Inoludod In AT THIS LOCATION jection, adrenalin is the a single episode with acute chemical substance elabo­ are the Old Town Hap, illnesses and it can be pre­ seller House, Cralg>‘ Wf HOST Stu A ll PBtSaiJ STOCK SffORf Wl MOFf rated by the center of the cipitated by drinking too small -adrenalin ^and that much alcohol. It also occurs rests over the kidney. Ad­ in heart disease, including renalin is a vital substance atherosclerosis and r h e u- to th e body and mobUizes matic heart disease. the body for “fight op flight” (NEWWAPIR ENTERPtlSE ASSN.) . let your child Free AAinr HEMS WIU 9f S01D AT,PK Bn0W,WH0USAU PRKtS 1 in response to stress. It has a powerful action on the Meow ttnd your questions and heart, and circulation and is comments to Lawnnea B. Lamb, discover at copies BELOW IS A PARTIAL LISTING OF VALUES injected as a medicine for M.D., in core of tUs paptr. WMh IN OUR STORE...... REMOVAL this purpose under certain Dr. Lamb cannot answer iadhUnal of one of the Reg. conditions. fetters, be will answer letters el singer PRICE Auricular fibrillation or general interest in luture eohimns. world's most learning 1 . E td iP S E CONVERTIBLE SOFA- HERCULON QPVER $420.00 $295.00 q u o te d 1 - JhJm ^tERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE SOFA & CHAIR $640.00 $375.00 It's Khm er RepnbKc ^center n e w sp a p e rs 4 - S ^ ^ V I V E L R O C K E R S ^ $135.00 $ 85.00 ^l(nlI I'UooiTNi; PHNOM PENH — Cambodia teaming And Now .. . because you asked for it, the became the Khmer Republic in 1 - P*!^^H IO N ART SOFA & CHAIR $660.00 $399.95 Pictured above, lef - - 6 , r.i 1111: <11 \M i:> 1870 but remains pcgailarly can be Big Chicken Feed happens on weekends tool t, A41ss Judy I..ockhart, cosmetic m am known in Eng^h as Cambodia, 1 - O D LO N IAL SOFA ONLY _ $240.00 $125.00 Mr. and Mrs. ----- iers o:f Sdie A d ajxxs Cut and Curl. a derivation of the - ancient Judged the most fair name, Kambuja. fun! , newspaper In the 0 .8^ 1 - 7 l^RAWER ROCK MAPLE DESK $220.00 $140.00 p re-sch o o l -SATURDAY : professlonel Joumelleti Featuring Top Q m • f o r S k i n O oror. Make-up-Lip P r o d * themseWee. A leading 1 -'rSR A D inO N A L SOFA & CHAIR $309.95 $299.^ kindergarten intemationel dally. O®*® Rouge. Fysbrov (h Products, E-to. / ii: the top three newoiepe^ ^ R jOCK MAPLE BOOKCASES ' $ 69.95 $ 39.95 p rim ary •SUNDAY In the world eocording v> joumellctio polls. W li^ r P M I B c 6 f FEE iuid END TABLES $ 69.95 $ 35.00 A P R IL 24 • 27 I of over W major ewere* »'CJLAJ2 m E M > In the lest five yeere. bt±i FABRICS full day care •MONDAY Including three PuUteer COSMEDl Prtiee. Over 3000 ntoW ALL BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES IN STOCK 40% OFF ! services paper editors reed the - t u e H ia y Monitor. FACIAL JufUftMidiMyaur a naw, exciting way to laam! - iMMiwandMidrftM MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS TO BE SEEN, IN STORE I ' Take iMHnee complete dinner for u p to 6L •ndwft’llmanyottft INTRODUCTOR- At Singer Learning Center your child never feels • Tw elve pieces of tender, testy Kentucky Fried tow lift# copIftftM**^ OFFER E YE LASHES $9.95 pressured. 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•>* ^ MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD, MANCHI^TER, CONN.^ PRIDAX APRIL 2i; 1972 P A G E S E V E N P A O B s n t MANCHteSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 f • Mrs. Barbara Uebman, Goose buaineas aa Guardian National Gerald CampbeU for Armand Lane, Coventry; Mrii. Nancy Public R ecords at 88 Bridge St. PouUot, addition to 292 Lydall 4ltm rir»B trr Outcast Qf The Aisles ^ t e s MoAUloter, 104 Carpenter Rd., Mantege Ueensea St., 1600. .The Nixon Administration la becoming, Bolton; Gennaro Maradet, 270 WoriaBty Deeds Robert Edward Oetxewlch rt David MacManus, tool shed Peter 8. and Marid Fran- Enraing- % tiBi inoreasinidy concerned about thp price Gardner St.; Mrs. Ariine M. 871 Hartford Rd. ...uand Sue Helen at 148 Lake~,*,v. St., |176. OooteUo, 26 Avondale Rd.; Boynton of Bast Hartford, May Bolte Advertising Co. of West ot food, and that Is good tMwHtig jn a wltoh, prop ^ at THE Wayne J. Durllng, Rt ?4. TW- 6, St James Church. Hartford foe Mark Realty OR*, . England’s TO CO. Presidential election year. Supermarket land; MTa. Joan Kauffman, 127 ??? ®‘ > convayande tax James Richard Boatman rt .14 free, standing sign at 284 Brohd 180,90. prices have been steadily rising, and . ■ Terraoa Dr., RookvlUe; Mrs. Dl- Hawthorne St and Jane Ann St, H,0Q0. uqi^J, ______Parent,, __ Nawington;______Paul B, and Mary EUan - 5^ there is nothing to be gained by telling Swanson rt SO Hudaon St. Rizzo PdDlD l ^ . rt Newington, Symiide^ Octobft^. Mrs. BmUla Wagner, ToTMata Thomson to States R. and Nor- for Paul . Gagnon, Tnybnmlng the American housewife the percentage St.; Peter Beckwith, 280 Union «• Wood, property at 848___ Thomas Victor ToUsano rt p.m.t » » „ South Windsor and Jean Bfodk- pool at 6l Santtna Dr., ^,000. Hardware St.; Diane M. BeUl, Hranequin P®*’*®*’ ** - c««veyance ‘ Except Sundays ot the family Income that goes for food mafi Post rt 97 Main St, i^ril Atlantic Fence Co. too. for is less in the United States than any­ 9 #>m.| Rd., Columbia; Mrs. Rosemarie Congregational Gary Nekaahian, fence at 899 !W ««T05in.. « 8iSSnf“ ai£?‘“L 5l PUaka, 96 W. MIdtoe T)ike R ^ r M. and Laura AmeU to * • « o “ <* Pariter St., $660. where else. Mrs. Jean A, Aldarson, 6W N. Albert R. Martin and Herman ^ ™ i R O U T E 4 4 A Main St. M. Frechette, ^ parcels on ®“*®* dough of ^ t Food, unlike fumitore, represebU a Aloq, Gary T. Albert, 884 Hol- Florence St., convejronce tax J**’**ortt and Melinda Jean nonpostponable purduuw. So we riiould Ilire mla- 186.60. Sosoe----- rt Si ”— Hemlock St,“* AprU, * " * ’ MBWt ~ EECflllNO ^ BOLTON NOTCH Uater St.; Karen Ann Bogmr, 21, Emanuel L uther Church. ------.K ootlu ;:^;Sil:S 8 all be hiqipy that Treasury Secretary 84 Overtaook Rd., Venkm; Mr$. Walter J. and Edna K. Marin- O n e Slontb .. . . Norma o couptiMv ibat’ acolo to Francis T. and Ann Robert David Murphy of I NATURAL NIALTH :: l l Connally has been talking to supermar­ 1.1 a.m. ■ Norma G. Courtney. East Hart- ^ propirty on a HavertiUl, Mass, and Kathleen | TEL 649-5203' ...... IBc p jn . ,- a ford; Loulae A. Curry, Coven­ .weekly 76c ket-chain executives about what they Farms Dr., conveyance tax Bggleattm rt Lawrence. r o o D S H o m rtigg* toe their wares. Connally la Just 4 p>m«, try; William GugUefani, Baker ^ Mass., May 0, St. Bridget { the man to win these businessmen over Rd., Verntm; Gary Kail. London A » ilDB Rd., Hebron; John Hogan. 118 T. Smith, alao known diuroh. T lie to greater sympathy for the consumer. ling Permits UUed t o Hawthorne St; Michael o’ReU- “ to Theo- Does he bave charmT Connally could R. E. kfiUer for UlUan T. P A R k A O E ly. 88 Hartland Rd.; Deborah *!: P®?*' 55E- ssssri.“'ai“ »£ "H ’i? £ scU Jellied eels door to door,- Segar, addition to 226 Green­ lo c e l n e w s puMislied here*^' **“ »“ ® Riley, 86 Marble St.; Howard L. cliUd, property at 288 Oak S t, Read H erald Advertinem ents II A ll r M t a of pepubllc*u;j„ j soeclal di» conveylanoe tax fl9.28. wood Dr., 12,000, ' petcfaee nereln ere eOso But of course the Treasury Seoretary Lunt Bast Hartford; MTa. Carol A. FttsGerald, 19 Winter S t; T t ie knows that retail prices in the highly Executor’s Deed competitive food Industry are directly Mrs. Jeaale A. Koch, 96 Con­ Edward T. Moriorty, executor errors related to changes In produotton, proc­ cord Rd. menxn ana“ - other ____ in adverlta- rt the wlU rt Bttward F. Mor- lie n c d ie s t e r BSyenins Hei nuktter In The essing and transportatlaa costs. Most Alao, Mrs. Jeanette DeOatU lorty, to Woodruff W. Drlggs, Americans by now rather reaifnedly and son, 88 Pleasant St, Rock- ixo^rty on N. School St. S S | s « U u l= - A- Service^ toe. Mame the "middleman” for rising food viUe; Mrs. Juliana HotobUss Oerttfleates o f AttaohmeBt le n n lm lad oJffiSn MstJiewe. prices. Not all of us are sure who tUs and son, 41 Congreas St; Mrs. ______York, chic«o. ^ss: L Green Lodge Hhme toe. middleman is in every food category, PhyUls R ^ and daughter, 88 AmiT' Bl^, ’|i,606; « f O | R | / W | 4 | l i ’ 5 , Ainorr ctrcdla. hut after strolling down the siqiermaricet Horton Rd. property on Bridge St. xio w a. aisles, one Is tempted to conclude that 1192 Eld- i>is(3iiARaBK> YUaTBROlAY: The Hartford Times I'-toc. Uie middleman is a man of means. _ . John B. Dumphy, Hamptrti; against Ray Healy, doing busl- George M. U ngley, Windaor- iieM as Healy Building Malnten- Owing to circumstances at heme, I vUle; Alfired M. Thomaa, Pin- ance, $800, ttro parerts of prop- have been doing the marketing of late , ney St.i EUlngton; lisa R. Hob- erty, one on Sballowbrook Lone, you 54 YEIUIS OF fiPERIENCE Skw FrMey— p-n»'®5i.JE!J??S*i^' and the experience has been education­ Hartford; Loveldok the other on Manoheater Rd. al. An amateur confronting the meat Holm, Norwich; Mrii. Irene M. H arf Notice of LeoM counter can have only admiration for Lowery, West Hartford; Mrs. The Center Street Coip, to housewives who manage to feed their I^^YSaat Dorta L. RlcUs, 20 Jenoen Ist Harold p . and Norine S. Veal, M APFUHKES t mEHSION $UE$ t SEMICB FHday, Apm JH families and stlU keep the mr., EUlngton; Mini. EUz- F r e « ^ For AU (>, ^ Nob* cept for ground beef) is no longer eco­ Meoluuilea liens abeth J. Graham, 98 RusaeU S t ; Economy Electric Supfdy too, The. r.; FYancia J. LaCrbase, and Albert R. kCartin, three Brook. QE 12-trtcli m eat. diag. latlon passed or the ja ig m m t ' The cattlemen Say they are barely Today in History hens on three separate parcels manwging a . uveunoou. xnC rahrvaus W ^ - Also, Richard A, Landry, 788 on Hrtaoe St In the amounts rt PORTABLEMth re n d e e w d ta r a paitlcidkt. b, ^ toac utti-ry the ,'ca(Ue keep talking- about Today is FMday, April 21', the reinforce the ®®*®S> Avery S t, South Windsor; Adam $866.67, $62.M, and $460.19. PareonalEar- lM*a«*se nay In time he U2th ^ y-rt 1972. There are 2M Dlen Blen Chi» Bankowoki, New Britain; Mrs. Release Federal Tax Lien banaruptoy. Xhe nfoawiuuers assert VbfU stophanle Knybel, 172 Birch St.; rt phbna andJaefc— In 1986 ten-year-< UA. Gcyeniment against Qa- to intoe^e — and the ^ tneir own cut is mpueat. Vvo^ the su-- Muskie^s Last Hurrah? days left in the year. igd.; lira Mrs. Lamia H. Khairallah, LB8. UQHTI Today’s Hlgidlgfat, In BOatory Ross of TujungB, \j bilel S pei^, $284.09, property permamecs nuse oeet prices, tney say IBortford; gtom ; Diana L. Squires]^ Staf­ p rin e t p d e. On this date in 768 B.C., tra­ $100,000 in a at It kfUford Rd. tue usvu maue them oo it. ford Springs; Marie I. Caniolo, Red Tag dition has it that Rome was show, answeringl I Lavigne, Retooee e« lie Rendeiw If all of this is true, then perhaps beef o r t 989 Bolton Rd., Vetnoo'. . W e w d w . In the n»wn,ap*r peotoedon. founded by Romulus. about stocks and r Windsor; Manchester Savings and Loan no longer maaes any ecuuunuo sense. On This Date Also, Michael J. Yesonis, 426 have, voluateered to try detoadthe Ten Ye I Downey E. Middle Tpke.; Scott M. Ned- Amodation Inc. Bgalnst Frank Pernapa we'Awericans will ue lorceu to In 1882, the Black Hawk In­ iMattison, T, KucienaU, also known as f r e e d o m c t the browlcantii)^ tadustty to aosnuoa steaiis lorever. Nor snouid tUa The Seattle Wtarj do. East Hartford; Douglas J. By Rowlttad Evans ‘Jr. and Robiert D. Novak dian War began along the up­ Domlan, -24 Riverride Dr., Ver- Frank T. Smith. M o M WM-1U8BX deotehe fo r ttsetf what ady«,tlali« It will be Bw oaru to oo, given uie s,«mo ouier per Mississippi. opened by Kennedy, who >CoOie, non; Mrs. BHetha G. FUke, 282 Trade Name carry, have now been gly^ nn4li»e Items BOM m a huge supennaraet. irawCASTLE, Pa. —Sen. Ed­ Muskle’s. decisive Tosses in In. 1898, the United States rec­ earlier days, that he would telegraph key at 'etts Woodland St; Mrs. FtayUls Keimetii P, Easton Jr., doliy mund Muskle’s surprislngiliy Florida and MTsconsin turned have the homiiudion locked up ognised the independence of iudrey J. Frey, RookvlUe; MTa. Rose Na- that *he freedom we fc^ve been The supermarket we patronise is ex- Cuba. Fla. LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS! harsh campaign rhetoric In his him from frontruimer to under- sdter the Wisconsin prlnuuy, Bt.; L«o poutono. East Hartford. to pen eeerv e fo r Uie ^>»oadnaaterB may cepounauy weu-siocaeu anu weu-run. tlcg. In 1910, the AmericanNvrlter, Five Ye led to InexcusalUe errors which The army sell Htt., Also, Ura. Betty M. HOddad, notlae oeir own to enjoy nnirf. w»y.r tUul, an anuueur snupper tounu - many uphHl battle^or pivotal Penm But Is Ed Muskle credible as Marie Twain, died at the age of SAVE $20 annoyances as ne weuueu us way ne- are now coming hqme to roost Greece. H*®*va, Btrobwood'Dtm Coventry; Mrs. T R Y U S _____ sylvonia in next Tuesday’s an antlestabUrtiment candi­ here. 76. Verncni Dorothy linden, 67 Mato St.; blna a raptoiy miing siwpping cart. G E 16" diag. PORTABLE I t o o o th e r day, the Suprome Court w- mary was the inevitable retkdt date? Surely^ if the searing at­ These include at least two oc- In 1926, Queen Elizabeth II of One Ye Rt. 44A, Mn. Leah K. Avery, BookviUe; YOU'LL LIKE US Britain was born. President Ni: j C O L O R TV with advanced Have you ever nottced that the milk is of his fourth-dace finish in tack here had come from Mc­ casloas when he rejected the A. M n . Victoria A . George. Wallace, tanedw but scarcely^ dedficoibDg neid Thescttiy, politicked for Then there is the G rert Oertttd VVhn. apiAaiise. But as one shrei|rd hours; and second, for the w«r C u r r e n t 118 A iK iM lSiisn partxnent. ^ Whlts- $ 4 A A 9 5 f One aisle4dag'':ixiufltiV,''^ ienitK ;^ a -iWKviccgpoeate poUttcite;»id as; A fi^eny Ooufity political gala i <1 i.iilX . , .ji I r.p. formaUm Of Ed MuMde fitom dinner two 'weeks' agb.' T l Rd., Xn th e oanwe of Its etyiiment, die Jus­ bowling alley. Is startled with eo many giant after another as tax- IlMklRSOItRaMl LA dodgers who have “tuftied their toe quiet and steady New Ehig- Both should have been com­ "We have a tendency to be so llo, Ho Yesonis, tice X>epaitinent answe»p,j crltkslsm Unds of cereal that it is almost impossi­ land Yankee into ripendrting self^riUcal that we fall to no­ aniOed,”—X Septic Toaka, Dry Weils, ble for the untutored to find those Jocu­ backs ob this nation.” He casti­ mand performances, but Mus- Sewer U m s . tostylled-Grt- tRAVEL W ORUrt a t th e law—which was that It discrimi­ gated toe Justice Depeutment populist doesn’t quite ring kie 'Was tiapp^ by other com­ tice the' enemy is sheUing the rdiBg, aftO^ JAY: lar Watoiprorthig Done, lar brands ttaa.ldddlcs Insist upon. The true.” Moreover, be sold, Mc­ cities, killing civilians, -violating into orbit an S t; 97 B. CENTER BT.v LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS! nated against brondcsetinj because It counter riioaid be divided into sectlona as "the department of ptditics” mitments based on his early and wondered whether Presl- Govern and Wallace articulate strategy to contest each of the all of the agreements they iiey> Geh- kCANOHESTBR such as. Hot ^reals. Unadulterated made with us.”—Secretary of Mm. jNsKNIMHEY BBOSs CENERBLELEeTRIC'S did noC forbid cigaret adyertlsfiig in the B^nt Nixon “ has forgotten that in simple words what is bother­ first eight presidential prima­ l u Pearl St* ^ 448-6809 Flakes, Adulterated Flakes, j- Cereal Al­ be la the Prealdent of a coun­ ing toe voters, but Muskle’s ries. State William P. Rogers, after bratlona, toq Amston; 6 4 7 -9 9 4 9 N6WI... FROM GENERAL ELECTRICI DISHWASHER other m eda —by myip^ Wmr "legisla­ Sewerage DlapeMl Go. ; MOSTWANTED A lk ie « M o e n M o d il OO SO2S0N loys, and Ungodly Coococtlotis. An index try, not toe isresidrtit of a “New Engiuid aloofness" sets briefing House members on the Ues.” —k Ehst tive reform is not invalid muely K is too late to correct 'such Features Exclusive Soft-Food at each end of the counter yrould guide corporation." him apart ^frorn antf, fairly or errors. It may also be too late figitting in Vietnam. ton, Brown- StMkahlt! Ptrtablil Cmiiaiil 21“ WiM the 8bo|d>er to4de desired hectlon. DIsposar, 2-Level Washing, beccuaae It doee not go tnr mough." AJthcugh the words came not, shgbtly above the voters. to stop the vrtatUe, dynamic Uon ot ; Mrs. Nam Tuff Tub* Interior Rhetoric aside, MusUe's ^ "I wouldn’t give you 2 cents week. S t dpen6Daya Thura. UU !>■■■ One of the things I dislike A ^ t super- from Muskle’s mouth, and were politics cf 1972 from rushing AND YOU NEVER HAVE TO PRE- T h a t w a s an open nigj^^esdon to Con­ well-received by tbe largest po- swing through western Pennsyl­ past Ed Muskle, no matter how for orange Juice as a hair tonic.. 12 Oak M N 8E O R HAND SCRAPE AOAINI maritet toeing is tbe purj^' ink mark vania showed other pronounced Thinking of ‘‘BrifcAe*” ? You ahouJUt! gress to extend its law cover all the that looks like this: 5^W. means littoal dinner in tbe history of hard he tries to embraoe It. R mats the hair down.”—Astro­ hrt. Goose Lawrence County, they had the changes in fundamental strat­ naut Charles M. Duke Jr., in i f a gating to be golf time, and leisure time W ASHER ORVER m e d ia ., and thus rnaka ^ sweeping new five somethings for 09 c«ntr. Supposedly Even if he should capture Wendy B. 4 telltale trademark of the po­ egy. In contrast to bis per­ more than half of Pennayl- reporting that orange Juice had ipitk voarm weather com ing. ptdncdple out of what ^ orIginaUy this represents a bargain.; By buying TIE *W ” litics of desperation. formance in VHsconsln, tor ex­ -vania’s 182 convention dele­ leaked into his space helmet. el r 4 .; 9 five cans of beet tops one saVes a couple We have the greatest isetecHon of Men*s m s iE i TIEDIYEI SqlM b claaniM action. s e e m e d to be an Isolated challenge to the Thus, toe Senator’s denunicar ample, Muskle here is doing gates (now the highest hope of 289 Urn- IIS-VSH- tanRaiy Uwn ty hudl Tilt off of mills per can. I would prefer to pay far more to cash In on hla - any* lion ot cstabllrtiment America.— Gov. Milton fihapp, hts real "Ninety-nine point nine per Voices Martin Slacks ever! Cotton knits, polyster knits, wool iMgaorluor hard----- temp* . . . GE’zi histxaarlc principle o f tho First Amend- those extra mills If cans and packages SoflT... food DhpoMr llquefiezi seising the theme that McGov­ ethnic background and his Cath­ campaign manager here) a de­ cent rt lie are ready to go and n| polyster knits, 100*^o cotton, 100% ivool, and m e n t . were individually prices. Let them olic religion. The decision to ex­ PreegCydeel ill other soft food particles^ ern on the left and Wallace; on cisive drteat by Humphrey In back.” —Navy Oapt. Ronald Murmu rigontgom- taparate. Sefety .lushes them mnyl New Tuff stamp good old 20 on each cim. Perfect ploit liiese prtlttcal assets re- dacron and w ool. You ntune it —— i « c have it! • •Uit-twMehl the right have exploited so suc­ the preferential "beauty con­ Zullkoskl, after the - destroyer br Rock- Even hangs M R TMi* Interior iwlsts staining; S u ch a suggestlan la a, reminder that clarity is worth aometbliigr milted not only from his poor, *ieushianz"flne china,glasswue. cessfully—maiited a sea-change test,” twinned with a McGov­ Hlgbee was hit by a_^bomb Splash^ 81 From $25 up. iSMSSSS^ performance In eouth Milwau­ \ ■ .agtlonal. SEtraJ freed om is an indivisdb)^ thiig, not to be It goes without saying tl^t the pro- - in the Muskle campaign, Just as ern triumph in kfassachuaetts, drtgiped by a North ViAtnamese Neel, 127 kee’s Polirti wards but also 9S® a U o a v e d out In unequal porttcsis amoig duce department U ho placir'.for 'an ig­ would seem to be ^ an insur­ MIG. Katherine- . LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS! norant husband. I always when from a poll sbowiiv tbat less mountable blow. Brneet % trm a n , * 2 0 9 * * * vaxioua users, but to tyiwt. the same tluui lio per cent of Wisconsin ll MsdllWWPlOQON housewives pick up frvdts and vegetables A Thought for Today Bt.; Mbs. voters' were aware ttiat he is "It’s Just such a siqierb en­ MATCHING GE COM­ kind a n d degree of thin^ hr ah if It is to and subject them to -rtgoroiui manual Now-ASoids a mlrculoiis ' Turner Bpensored by tbs Manchester ' Oathc’ ic or Prtlsb. deavor. NASA’s done it again. eight hundrecl eighty-seven PACT 4.2 cu. ft. FREEZER m ean anything to aayetiey/^ and visual maminaUchs, I Assume they ''^^ouncU of Churches R’e such a wonderful thing to of wonder Judging from toe large main street, in in Coppertone Gobinet are looUng for trwms. If;! don!t see any H e r a l d be associated with. We believe Heaven Jubilant — shakes East throngs that as a prealdenttal candidate ask­ ident, for bombing Hai- I say, you’re showing. TUI It fired to an awe, RookvlUa; ‘ and with, my defenses down I wind up' ing little more from the voter Oas sign law stating free- phong.’ "—Martha Mitchell, lating Joy; *158 A n d I f Oangxeas eKeecises, in Its direct <\I8 that bad? buying a taalf-pound o f salami, which 1 t&X). bUs^'trust” was molded standing signs must be 80 feet wife of former Atty. Gen- Jrtm I closed my . eyos, Mo 1: I donnb. What do you back from street line is strict- N. Mitchell, in a speech to Re­ again, a happy, banilQOt ^-but false assumption in those ly enforced. publican women. aosne media, control ov*r the amemt at the store. It's like field rattens. ... . tttiito Rev. WUtsr/ ~ a . thnoe o r ^lace it shall giv^ to this or that Ego 2: I hadn‘t thought about There are atwaya two or,, tinea Itema I t « t s i d e o f the news, then oongress, aoooer on the ahopping Hat that ore Myond ^bid.... cr" la te r. wiU be tempted into providing Ing. .And rriien that happens the cleHu Ego 1: They might get you for are also beyond finding. SomeUmAS I indecent eiqMeure. .. •, QE AU'TOMATIC P-7* SELF- its edtU ag wisdom to the othM> media to will ask another male cuatomer: "Would Ego 2; Wbo’a they? CLEANING OVEN RANGE with d e c i d e how much qiUce and time they you happen to know the whereabouta of TB-14SN giant, floodlighted oven; Auto­ Ego 1: I donno—whoever they ING LITTER 13.8 cu. ft the Boy sauceT" cah g iv e to this or that subject are. Other selves, I guess. Nat Volume matic Oven Timer, Clock and "Soy sauce,” exclaimed 6na such cus­ Ego 2: But they sometimes Model W M 201 H G R Minute Tlmer-rcooks even while T liis ^ i t it should arrive, would amount tomer, “I can't even find the bread.” show too. AN omTAmm to th e prerequisite for dlctatonhlp, and Ego 1: I gueu they da MNIMIZIE m i AMOUNT OF VAUtt wM A* Tbe final agony of aupermaiket shop­ Ego 2: Sometimes I wish we’d 90-DAY tUMHNPAtlUir dtetm torwh^), in its turn, could Isnlly re- ping Is checking out. You wait and you Tbe ReMswetar Seetten all Just quit covering up. cagrv- m pfFROirt AuroAuncAun >W PRICED s M : s u c h a tempting opj^j^unity. wait, and if the customers up ahead are r ON MANCI^TBR'S STRUTS Ruggsd polyttyrane cablnst with woodgrain Ego 1: And show ourselveB as GERVKE The Fretaar Sk Hmi NeMs AT ONLY trying to cash checks or entertain the finish—25 lbs. Ughtl Brilliant toam, clear IS2 lbt.'er feedb T h a t 's why we, a s a. newspaper, are cashier, with small talk, you wait some we really arei? MCUIDED -color pletura possible only through GE's Ultra. ®"ry»hlna‘» May to M at.,. more. Ego 2: Tes. I hate the preten- (perti A libot) rellabit PoVta Color* chassisi Smid State UHF •wan the lea MniM 4 cabinet s o r r y th e Supreme Oon,^ coiddn’t detect SE REFUSE BAGS CAREFULLY TIED A T THE TOiP. within our •halvea— ene alldea c u | P ' slcos. aewMaraa Tunsr, VHP "set-and-fbrget" Pina Tuning Con* oon C U ct with the Firat Amendment in Tbe cssb register shows the amounts trol. DIpola VHPanttnna; flip-up UHPloop. rung up in both the front and back win­ Ego 1: It would be nice, t^AILABLE AT THE HIGHWAY GARAGE AND a c t of Congress forbidding radio and'^ wouldn’t It. stations to carry cJgaret ad- dows of the machine. But tbe figures are ^ .Minimum Ralall Price lor WhHe-wtwn availaMa In color. Stl oddltlonoL difficult to see because supermariceta Ego 2: I think so. I get tired ^ STATIONS ~ 50 BAGS $2.25 ARC lASVTIRMtwmi o»o4 c n iR tMlnIfflom Rololl Proa, hang cards of rasor blades and little of dlsgulaes. bookleta about reduciiigln front ot the Ego 1: So do 1 Just think—a . JSEAtETAL OR NON-BRIHLE REFUSE CONTAIN­ price Indicator. wbrte society of uncovered aelvea. ERS W IT H HANDLES.AS SPECIFIED IN TH* SuccesH ^tory By the time you and your counUeas Bgp 2: Umnl-m-m. Thei-e bags of groceries are plied into the fam­ wouldn’t be anyone left to Professor Krich Begaj ^3, ^ ily bus, you are a drained man, even lEF^SE CONTRACT. J.. CONSUMER SALES tool, then, would there? ered what is the r^al definition of more iqipreclattve ot your wife and far more conadous of your own mortality. Ego 1: No, gueaa liot-rtiot even 3ISCARD METAL CONTAINERS WITH SHARP ourselves. MANCHESTBt Secietarjr Oonnally is only doing hla Ego 2: Let’s try, wliatja say? "THB APPUANCI PlpPUr' . is being abla to write a best- duty by talking with iwpennaritet execu­ ^DGES TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY TO ' novel and a hlgi| ^ox office movie tives about the price of beef and things. Ego 1: Great! Be right with 445 HARTFORD ROAD :OLLECTQR. am rm lts itowsiy and mmung youiseU the But he could do more. Ho could apend a you . . . as soon as I finish Charge WMi M otler ClMwge Card OPEN MON.-TUES. 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. ctxqile of hours doing the' family food puttl^ my make-up on. •1973 VMkfM \M\ WET). TO 5:80 ’ OF McKEE^ tEET sa g s of the hiternntional set with O p e n N ig A H MB 9 PaM . shopping. Tben and only then will be be John KilUnger THUR.-FRL TO 9‘ women rynnlng after' you jin^In Theae Areas Will.i ^ w e t l y Reduce The Litter Problem. able to understand the housewife’s bdr« Quoted from "Alive Now!" Sota HNAHW^aM. / SAT. TO 6 P.M. den as she does battle wltb tbe wiles of t t o ^ '^vnwtty ever say the aisles. —EDWIN A. K (» E » T 8, JR., Submitted by m t -m SSL sm ffm tpoi^snubee?* ^ ' < ■ IN THE NA'nONAL OBSERVER. Second Oongregattonal Church T ■ > • 't1 t J '■ \ ■ n: I f ■ ■* . . ■ i ' ^ V EJVENING HERALD, M ANC]^TER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE NINE

PAOB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY/ APRIL 21, 1972 lists, then I think it’s time for rr C olum bia Cotter Explains us to offer cltisens some effec­ tive means to deal with Junk Astronauts N e w - — Group Raises Junk M a il B ill mall," insisted Cotter. $10(1 F o r Gear Cong. William R. Cotter of Hartford, explaining he was Iron Curtain S te p O nto At Playground prompted by constituent com­ plaints, has introduced legisla­ Loan Is Filled (OoBltmiea tPBB* a group known as 'Xbnoem- tion that would permit Individ^ Moon Floor 11 rlEwrr ^ said attendance i» . ed M others" raltod nearty $100 uals to elect not to receive un- OLTMPIA, Wash. (AP) — from P «g« One) eoUcited advertising mail. about « per c^ ^ ^ ^ u n *«*^ The Washington State Library for playground equipment by “Under my bill,’’ Cotter said, the recently filled an InterUbraiy exploration until In another Prjween SO ahowlng a movie reoantiy at “an Individual who does not today. loan request from the Lmin ed to the wW’^ ^ ttau ed ^ Teomans H all. want to receive junk mall need m announcing the change in . BO black youtM ® ^ State Library of toe U.8.B.R. In only file a statement with toe the hmar excursions, Mission Another movie is scheduled Moscow f(sr toe book "Sex and post office. ■* Oontrol said Toung and Duke vard University,* * . fo r M ay 6. Tour Heart" by Biyron Bren- Advertisers would be required would attempt to acoompUsh as Tha group wUl hold a cake ton. much work as originally sate at the Landmark Sunday ■ to remove from toelr malting The request was toe first re­ planned, desi>tte the shortened bagUmlng a t 8 a.m. also to raise Hats names fllSd with the post ceived by the state library times. funds. - office. In addition, toe Attorney from toe Soviet Union, said 11- Hie schedule was revised to Three plays are scheduled at Oenoral would be empowered brarian Doris Fourre. include a second excursian be­ Porter School In a drive for to bring a civil action to en- The book, dealing with sex sohool-sponaored assemblies. ginning at 10:S7 a.m. E18T Sat­ to the Commfta an Heads Clergy force compliance. and heart disease, was sent to urday and a third at 10:33 a.m. The drsunidlo cluV^Wlll pres­ Cotter told of one constituent the Russian capital by air mall, rally and PtoP“ *?rt,oe m *»* Jy.Vi'.S' Sunday, with blastoff from the gather at the OBini" ent “The Oum Driq> Dragon" The Rev. David M. Campbell, who received eight separate today. "A ll Hands cn Deck” and pastor of toe United Methodist mailings during 1971 from one moon at 10:28 p.m. Sunday. CtiUuirophe for a Slip of a Girl return iriarch tor«|ei**2^ Oontrollers said the con­ **A Poet’s hnghtmare’’„ directed Church o f Bolton, was elected Advertiser, d e^ te bis repeated sumable Item aboard the lunar Linda Sho\ iren.a helpine* hand by Alhn Cunningham, 19, on Tobacco Creek in Kentucky aiand finds it slippery goingr-and quito wet. (A P photo) by Sandra MoKirahan and storw president of toe Manchester letters to the company, telling module with the least margin rtag her atiMlenta wlU be pre­ Area Clergy Association at its it he didn’t want to receive its Make Mem orial D ay - meeting last Tuesday at Man­ was water In the descent sys­ sented a fter school vacation. m aterial. Grades 7 and 8 personality chester Memorial Hoepital. He tem. “And this is five to six "If direct mailers, are not WeUeriey and development classes will per­ succeeds the Rev. Robert Ihloff, Day of Remembrance hours above the three-ESVA 'lean Up Muskie Endorsement willing to respond when an In­ obtained a ^ form a musical, "The Faces vicar of St. George’s Episcopal margin,*' they said. dividual goes to the trouble of march to ^ P«»to*t 2 ^ Change—T h e Lines All Stay the Church ct BMton. e now to choose a beautiful BaiTe “The outlook at this point la writing and requesting toat his Honeywril O o rV ‘ Same," June 2. The R ev. Lyman Farrar, so- ^ good," Mlssian Oontrol said. IS# P robe name be removed from toelr Guild Monument to memorialize your Pennsylvania Issue of the Ann’s «®*^*’L g ra n »*% ^ The costume committee for pastor of Center Congregation­ The engine drama started ' ganUng his hiring of Richard fenae Departm^t departed loved one on Memori^ Day. Ramsden, the New Tork finan­ (Gbntinaed from Page One) view that he has Massachusetts this musical needs fashions of al Church, was elected secre­ W e have a wide choice |shortly after 2 p.m. Thursday, Christopher ^ ja ^ roc**^ *^ the 1920’ s and 1960’ s to r both tary-treasurer. Rabbi Leon cial consultant, said he had no • V „ , includes visits to of monum^ts guaran­ SO minutes before Toung is on the Pennsylvahla ballot phaadelphla. Chester, West president tor men and woman, tncludtag Tnnd o f ’Temple Beth Sholom, Duke were to gui&e Orion knowledge of how San Diego but has spent lltUe time In the Chester, Lancaster, Allentown, fw Hooeywea petticoats, ^ alr skirts, knickers, the Rev. Earie Custer of North teed by the Barre ta landing. was chosen as the COP con­ FUEL OIL state, and Wallace a^Mared Harrisburg, Altoona and Pltta- meet with **P*2 b at the c<»*^ saddle shoes and bow tiss. The United Methodist Church, and Guild. 'Orion and Casper had sepa­ vention site, and gave Informa­ persons who tion pertaining to two meetings Thursday in Washington before ^*’**’^ - committee spokesman said, “If toe 'R e v . Eugene Charman ot 1 7 tt Oalloa. CA>J>. rted and were behind thei pany’s buUdlnggtudeo** you Wore It then, we need it St. James Church were named where Mattingly was at which ITT officials were 800 meihbers of the American In other developmenU: ■■M* ra n . 8Mgtok I B A R R E ’ present. m OMMord, W .n“ now ." to the program committee. his engine to raise to living G>st Society of NewspiqMr Bdltors. Cailsholm of four M o Voters ' ,> In Maaohester Only er orUt, in potion to The limited scope of the ques­ Jackson said bomb: New W also on Pennaylja. GUILDJ tioning was set after the White said they would ^ ^ No one aj^ared ’brtore the (24-Hr. Nottee tor his scientific instrumen » D elivery) House first refused to let tag of the North Vietnamese ^**^ «***“' State H^ to Board o t Admissions this week cameras. Rise Eases clUes of Hanoi and Haiphcrg " M onum ents gan testify. The admlnistrat Gov. Walter Petet^ to be m ade *, voter. *4-Hr. Burner Service ut aa Orion came 'l^S P them ta protesting relented after several senlt WASHINGTON (AP) — The comes about six years late,” Since the last session,.. the edge and back Into se ta Uvtag costs e ^ lest adding "I see no purpose ta ^ Coepeiotive Oil Co. senators said they Would at­ the Indochina. 000^*- • town clerk accepted eight ap- $10 mead SL, MaaoBeatw ct Toung radioed, ^ SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. tempt to block the Kleindlenst cntb and w ork erj^ ei^ e those bombing raids." pUcaticna f o r Miectors. F iv e per- PBKUnE MS-lfiBS by Casper." B showed ■ O b largest Wallace said “I am rick and turning people off. nomln^oR if Flanigan did not som chose to be affiliated with i 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— Phone 643-7732 [>kay, anticipate a wav^ increase in seven years, tired of ^qetnam” and that he She sprite to the National ai^ear. the Democrats and three chose capsule conunu 'the government said today. wlU support iriiatevor Is neces- Press Club in Washington. State Cai»P“f ® The committee’s liberal to remain unaffiUated. • B.' Irwin Jr., The Consumer Price Index, « b*T to get U.S, troc^ out ------N aila^ tors attempted, after the Thurs­ , Protest B o m »» the Big Race O lfleers on the moon on measuring typical family “N that takea bomUng," he Cartton Hutchins was re­ summer, day morning., session, to get to Vsmon Oreto.. Uons wlU bs held to toe quarter- spending rose two-tenths of one bbI*!- "let’s go ahead and get (Continued ftoB*1 ^ elected president of the Ootaun- fy reported _ voted to answers. But the panel per cent le^s ibim saw the them out." Capital Called IL M 77 Bs- T W qj^toiys or im aged final levri and Asturdsy from lo ^ voted down, 9 to 5, a tour-point ,^ed to cc*»* Ma Burying: Ground AsaociaUan APRIL 1 In a secondary February increase, Including a Mtaskle, ta a speech to the This test ppri ^ is part of the hM ^ ^ ‘“‘Slorma^ fcy win be to to toe ftalMi. wffl bw the Monday nlgdit on the comn allega^ proposal by Sen. EWward mariied slowing of gropeiy Philadelphia Jaycees, called on ^Safest City’ ^ f o r merctaonls ^ , , the press. Reg- cbamploiwMps end e w a rd e . ' Other .officers are, Merton The itlce I^epart- 1 prices from the month before, President Nixon to withdraw Herald’s ^ t y prin^ control ^ (A!P) — The WMfe, 'Vice presldait, C. Pres­ em was okay, obri I lift Jus- —fiiAi, Se Labor Department’sDepartment'______BuieaJ »ds controversial nomination of WASHINQTON program to give you the nation’s day, a„ spokesm*** ,mnir«aman ‘ will I??®®* for toe chU- Shown with the young people j„. with other IT t and Jiirilce De­ 4 to 9**® held Wednesday are Brio MUtor. left. o f th e cott Hodgres, secretary and ^aa require of Labor Statistics said. Rlriiard J. Kletadlenst aa attor- nation’s ciqdtal, laheled "the finest newspaper. Francis I^rman, treasurer. unless th| contributions Portment ofBclals, his know! Tlie bureau said that on a, **®y scneral. Inter, he met with potential crime ciudtal of the grccP'* d to V 5:*®- and •niursday Vemm Jaycees e M Ruas Ih in - of his pdliti- edge of IT T complaints about _____ as _ _sj 4._ _a a •— na WfMMAn*a tolsvtafa msasi 1—mjI •to* to nsnli*® p m. There wUl bar of the Tri-Ody M erchants Burning: Permits Needed functioning,^ Fire C h ief Thomas Chowanec ■ ^tnlrt ******"?*; ^d^m VbM ^^'presidential Bottle* A id OrobaiUl wto t o F r t^ y fj^2^®® runs Thmsda^. AssoctaOwL (Hendd photo b y APPLIANCE Bcy. ^ the formidaO^ Snd revision of ^ candidate Rlchanl M. Nixon, UPphlUUl Yale ^^anges p.m.. riiintau Buoelviriui.) says perm its for open burning 1 have wave r formerIr T Asst. antitrust noUev which affected March Increase—there was no ta downtown Pfalladelphia. . RIVBIR, N.T. (AP) spokesman said <}e^ mean written permission is orW t," urd McLaren, *K„ ^___ change in Uvtag coeU tor the I^plwy {dans to cam- now la one of the aafest cities _ ^ beg„ m ^ B o lt o a John N. Jflt; outcome of the ITT cases. 300 cost of tile trip, during th e’ necessary . from Fire Warden lOrlon. first month In more than Bve P«l«n today In Allentown, dn this country for the millions Hudson VaUey community is nated regimial coWj^^* Justice Depart- committee agreed, 8 to L past year through several fu n d - Richard iDavls or. one of Us che ^rii^.‘Sried to -end two writte^queritons to y®“ »- ^ “ • * « * » « « « « » P«c*eds of a glani Tlie four raising projacta. deputies. ~ \ 1 Bd. cfAclala denied the __White .... House 4 concerning ------lire report- said. . . . Uvtag------costawhUe MUride «... to oi^.PY tp^dent’ says. ■•y*- ^ ^ recyclingrecycUng drive to support two KZSU ta f^f^enUty ^ ty of ^ BaBeiUn Board ChoWBXU»o said persons rtiould defiled Tburs- Flanigan’s contacto with nr were 8A per cent above a year S/for Nixon aununoned Washington orphanedorphaned ChUdr^ChUdr^ WHPK WHPK a^toeat the Y?*^)uke UU*^n g i y * L , Pianos Head rut Democrats w ill caucus ton ig h t not kindle an open fire without Tec ta^ved ta the and Justice Departmeid ofA- ago com p«^ wlto a 4.1 per yton PoUce Odef Jerry V. Wilson ,rh* wMn«tor.-*> Korean cago, WDKS at at 8 at Community HaU^ T T ie the perm it. the dais. cent annual rate of Increase In o~ore reniraing » ™ m.,, regular monthly town c o m m it­ He added that the fire warden » he he Barifand said If the White the six months before President J*® P<^o omew to Urn VTOte t>y Tfoop 84 through varsity. ,old tee meeting wUl be held foUosw- or his deputies may order any ^de financial con- House accepts the questions, Nixon Imposed toe wage-price “ totemational reUef hgency. ’n»o «P^?*?”^8de Ing 'tfae caucus. fire exUngfulshed or revoke any the Justice Depart- Flanigan wlU reidy to them In freeae. *** ******^ support are foods j^d l>e^2^to toe A work sesaloa to p r e p a re permit when a fire basard, m i IM Rto khs MH?* ®® toe return tri; m.va him an ITT writing.• ir»e aiarcn mcreaae orougni r~i"’ "Z — ~T..~r—r~ —T ------—IT provided by P««dded used Domes by used ana bcttle. mraj uuicband ^^Umes — - - s. ^ trtp- bsMbaU fields ait H errick F a r ic health hasard or e®®*** olr I which presented Bayh said the Umited Inter- the index to 124.0 of Its 18W ***“ *® *•“ jars coUected by toe scouto and tiolpattag ^ la not limited to begin touHcrow morning: a t poUutioo occurs. ^ ths Senior dtiifens' a a.m. MAnasers. coaches to ld a poritiotfta a fa- rogation of Flanigan glvas the base of 100, meaning It took **2..”^* * . , m. f.ito w ■nn. deUvered to a nearby bottle- trlbution to 9 aqi. Managers, cooobas No perm it Is needed for bum- Igbt- appearance that “Flanigan Is m.40 last month for every $10 moldng plant under a glaas rec- U» toelr areas. ----- ■ i • ' fathers of boys Invrtved in the jgg domentlc trash In an Incin- SALE! tittle and farm leagues are nak­ erstor.or xecnational types for| n to ^tSSg^ i"lZe?Jf S.T ^ hasn’t campa£«L SSlm the dty. tE Israel w * —. chairman of ttie ed to he^. iO Btatiens set by toe com- “We’re going to come out «it In ether major CH*** Oontalner Manufacturers Aqguri, a 81 — "Oelal lib rary hoard Rid Litter Dy will be held The wraxden has not namedl fand^cceptS by toe here Iboktag like toe biggest bousing costs rose tw ft^ ^ «*e MCnday, reAecting ths statistics. mstitute. • o ^ August of - toflt the family morrow beginning at 9r80^ a .m . hlB d ep u U ee. UUtU he artectsi bouse. snqwjob of .whitewash.. In yhis*yW(s-,*^a ,*e. 1^^*®® ceremony, ^1 =1 IS per week and were $8.06 or 0.B d Mare served as Biti- Man H ,^®brarian for more Thomas Ooidner yesterday aftemo(»i at Man- per cent above a year earUer. After allowing tor the rise in Mm before her death '■Thoinaa Oordner, 77, of Harb ®»lfftoL Mr House was' bom Aug. Uvtag costs, the bureau said, WOODLAND GARDENS form erly o f MEsneheriw, toe average paycheck was sev- Trip,' ■ ed last night at St. Francis 1899 to Glastotibury, sonCu'rrier fn-fonths of one^ per cent up for ^ . students and five George M. For Pleaael :oeq;rital, Hartford. \ Mtar, fo® month and 2.9 per cent I — _ ^ t o Bolton IBgfa Houae,^Jtad Uv^ in 1 ^ - above a year ago. M g fdoi-day bus This Increase from a year * during next QE n Manchester for many years Aircraft «*<> was the largest over-toe- Vacation. The tour betorcgotagtoHartford2Byears h r T y * * sponsored by the ago. He was employed ea a Hartford, bd March since 196S," the report WUl include vlslto i^ v e r at Cheney Brothers be- retires ^ DO YOU KNOW YOU ALREADY HA PAY M O B * » M ^ Interest ta Quebec fore he retired. Survivors, l^des 1^ wlf^ g, He Is survived by two daugh- ^ ^ c®*** 1® March 4 f * ^ leave Sunday mom- re ters Mrs. PmUarn Christiana was due to higher property Y* Sf^lAL SECURITT TAX ••to. and wUl return ‘ of Hartford and Mrs. WU- Lucille FolaccWo of New jgj^gg hljhef prices for ^ *vsntag at amHXHd- *■ to Ham Baugh of ArUngton,'Tex.; Britain; fire gr^chUdren and clothing, eggs, hoof, veal and _B«n. ‘ her I! « 4i^Ar In Trelexid six mnd- ® niece and nephew. restaurant meals. Prices were M STATE SALES TAX **®V8 raised the $1,- L ^ l fof ohiiAren and four greabgrand- Yhe funeral wlU be tontotrow for vegetables, pork and ^ gt 9,80 ajn. from the J ^ F. mortgage Intorest. ___^ *_ Tiemey Funeral Home, 219 W. ^ GASOUNE TAX - ? £ Sm«V. W.O. . « - « 0» 'to Hdm es Funeral Homo, ’400 Mata ^ • ELECTRICitY TAX St. Burial wUl he in H sri Oem- ^ Legal Notices Hint anv Fridido may cdl at the fp- Court of Probate T FUEL T A X District of ICsiudkMiter *®d m S T orS rS iW h ffii may be »®'Ol home tonight from 7 to9. NOnCB TO CRBDITORS SarATB OF HBNRY A. WOODS You need food to live ^ made to the Heart Association AKA HABRY A, WOODS Y* CHILDREN'S CLOTHING TAX Pursuant to an order of Hon. D avid' C. Banpe. ActinsdSV.tllia Judse, Iall clatais a. .so does your lawn About Town must be presented to the ftdaciary the named beicw on_or beftMre July 14, —----- , A bingo, sponsored by Vii'i or be barred by law. The ndu- Nature supplies som e nutrients. Enough to UriNUks O. House Couples Ohib of toe Church of clary is: Kdna M. Woods keep grass ^ive. B u t not m uch beyond that. Urbane C. House, 72, of BB% the Assumption, wUl be held 86 Crosby Road Bissau husband of Mrs. tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. at toe Hanchester, Coon. 06010 Enough for a hay field, but not a lawn. Be­ jgp Helena F ltig c fo ld House, died church haU, 8. Adams St. CAN YOU AFFORD cause you want greenness and thickness, not Court of {Tobate sPIstrict of iCimetaester the N o n cu TO CKblDiiORS tallness. And you w a n t grass, n o t weeds. So if ESTATE OF FRANK J. CXIA8ER Pursuant to an order of Hon. David you Wrat your law n to do more than jiut-sur>^ C. RAope, AcUns Judse, all claima vive, feed it. And the better the lawn f o ^ Ae THET'S n FRIT must be presentm to the flduclaiy named below on or before July 18, 1972'or be b a ii^ by law. The tldu- better the lawn. T h a t ’s why t u r f b u i l d s , cUiry is;. BUND ALLEYS! KaivCaasw ^ TO PAY FOR from Scotts, is A m e ric a ’s favorite lawn foodj 142 ^ U > Hain Street CH005E FROM FAMOUS BRAND NAMES IN SAN FRANCISCO IN I960, Kanchester, Conn. 06010 TURF BUILDER is Trionized to release its nu( GEORSE KAUTANOWSKI trients ^ad u ally , a s the grass needs them.V othft had PLAYED CHES6 ASAIN6T Court of Probate $105,000 Contingsney Fund (new way to hide salary inereatei) j d # WnUNGHOUSE — HLVINATOII — NORSE — HDDERS — KITCHEN AID '000 fee t south 06 OPPONBNTSL HEhON 00 District of Ifanchester Makes grass grow thicker and green er, instead DREW 6, LOST ^ , NOTICE TO CREDITORS landtag iwto. ESTATE OF CECII, A. FBNN OR ^ 65,000 to buy landfill without lotting the paopla vote (a fyitem that rnsy ^ - of just longer. S p re a d t u r f b u il d e r this week [dance system, fed DID thi4 a l l d u n d f o l o e d ! C.A. FBNN OR CBCn, ADDISON W NN 'outlawed in tbs 1974 Lagislat'ura) | end and see for y o u rse lf. 'radioed from Mia- Punuant to an oider^ot Hon. David parked Orion only 0. Ram>e, Acting Jddge, all claims i must be presented to the fiduciary 41,440 increase in Library Fund (the hours have been cut, why more g the buU’s eye. named below on or before July 14, 5,000 s4 ft b a g (19V& lb s ) 5.45 and a case of beer 1872 or be barred by law. The fldu- . Raises for elected personnel that asked to be elected at the establi(h«d 'trade your old APPALIANCE NOW! daryls: 10.000 sq ft b a g (39 lbs) 9.95 fUght dynamics oCfl- ■Jiium u. s-en_ 1 p sy l ' ' I T sald. "Tugeting . Street 15.000 sq ft b a g (58 Vk l b s ) 13.95 We Need Good Used Appliances for Summer Coffages You guys put us Conn. 06040 there. TTiat was su- AT A PROBATE 0 0 . - „ ___ Bolton wlttun and for the DistrictM These are just a few' exarpples of unnecessary spending Andover on the 17th day of April and Duke were^ fascl- A.D. 1972. Present, - Norman J. Preuss, MAXIMUM ALLOWANCE DURING APRIL ’ the view out their win- Sl/RE VOUIKM VOUN9... Ai On i I i n I D M itr PA86 THi SALT PLEASE ... BursapEow You'oB ^'siTATB OF Edmond B. PUlard, late of Andover, In said District, de- ^don’t have to walk fa r to The WORLD'S lar scst salt m in e WE DID NOT ASK THEM TO PROMISE rocks" Toung reported, 4» AT FAIRPORT, OHIO. IT HAS The Administratrix, having exhib­ ameng ’em . . . TTie ter- BUN WORKED TO A DEPTH OF PBEAMB C ong TRUE. ited her account srith said Estate to eTurfbuilder 2 * Feeds Grass uoiNTHmimitour this Court for allowaacf, and tiled OPEN OPEN here is Just qMOtacuIar. I ^ L OVER 3,000 FT. AND IS an application____ for the ascertainmentaac ' TO DO IT BETTER FOR LESS BUT WE and Killa B: Weeds • 7 . 9 5 EXPECTED TO YIELD SALT FOR P U W ^ B I U i of es and •U aa UTMOrorder ofW die-«*•“ ' i t's some mountain over ANOTHER TWO CENTURIES I you vyoRK. m nSir Really Mg." U.6. BAVmO OONOB ______That the 38th day of eRalts Plug® P6eds Graaa CMHElPMAERVCm itaril'A.D. 1972 at 1_____:00 o'clock b tth eV _ DO ASK THEM T6 KEEP THEIR PROMISE and Kills Cnibgrasa ^ . 9 5 Wed.-Hiur.-Fri. feel like I really want to afternoon, at the Probate'robate OffleJ-rif I Wed.pThipr..FH. out there," Duke said. “But UBEAM0 RBALtrY! * Ar * * Bolton be and the same,sme, 1Is______assigned . ^ now I think discretion Is for a hearing on the allowance of said account, and on said appUcatioo M ANCHISm PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION better part of valor and and tMs Court directs the AdmInU- ■ fill $ ■r APPLIANCB till ? we’d better get some sleep tratrtx to give notice thereof, by ® MABEL SHKBDMN, TBEAEUBEB — F. O. BOX dM — MANCHESTER, CONN. M946 WOODLAND 3BNS publishing tnU order In soms news- ^ ^ 6 But It sure tooln nifty out paper having-a circulation in said « # ■ ' FOR suooBsnoira on infobmaiion ca ll s«m su Fthere." tostrioL snti ty muling — letuis 168 Woodland St. ^ postags prepaid, addreeaed to each Toung' is|x>rted later toat of the persMis interested and resid­ Open Nites till 9t00 * 648-8474 there were many large Mocks ing ounlde said DIstricL s copy of CLOSED MONDAYS - MAY throu^ SEPTEMBBt thii order, all at least seven coys of rock In the landing area and before said day of hearing, and ihsf the terrain wen . pook- turn make to this - - marked with large and kmaU otatere. i*S"$-$-S-$-S-$-$

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4 ?^ ' \ j P AG E TEN MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, ^NCHESTER, CONN., FRroAY, APRIL 21, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING ^ftRALD, MANCHES’fER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE ELEVteN ^ ------Feritoit \ MHS Students Gain - Boston Firm Solicits Ads Council Visits Fairfield Cdnvention jet Friday, April 7, thoae of you drinking straight from the bot­ ing "who’s got the most seeds school, to meet G lo r ia Schaffer, For New Haven PoliceVnit who thought you were witness­ tle or from a men's room cup. in their apple pie,” we listened secretary of the state, who After being entertained by Telepiione sriicttotion of local sultants,'according to a corpora­ ing a mass migration to the to a keynote address by Mi­ speke on the 18-year-old vote. Teaching Experience Hearing Bob in the newly transformed chael Schrauth. She/'was very pr^-youth and businessmen fo r advertise­ tion director, Anthony Peterson. north for the summer were ac­ (placement of numbers) and train station for more than an Schrauth accompanied Pres­ everyone enjoyed hfe’r. 1 By ANNA SEABS ments In a p o ^ e - sponsored The company has conducted tually watching members of hour, we reached our destin­ "United States." Oilldren wUl business directory is being con­ ident Nixon to China in Febru­ Then we broke u p t o sm aller Lut week, during the 10th to Wednesday fund-raising drives for civic or­ ation: th e Andrew Warde High g() home and parent|i will ask, ducted by a Boston-based ad- MHS’s Student Council go south ary. UstenlHg to n first hand groups to discuss our own coun­ ISth, approidmately SO MHS ganisations, police associations, to Fairfield for the weekend. School. We reached it by way juniors were visiting schools on "What did you do in School to­ The Town OounoU has s e t ' vvrtisliig and public relations veterans organizations, ■ and account of Nixon’s trin was cils and their p ro b le m s. Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Those students not havmg of cats driven by students vol­ the teacher recruitment pro­ day?” The child’s reply, ”Wo firm. similar groups in Connecticut, quite an exnerlcnce. We lenii- Hurried B a c k Vernon Center Middle School to makeup an Algebra unteering to leave classes to gram. This program gives the played gamee and had fun.'^ The Boetop' firm. Creative Massachusetts, New York, and cd about some of the culture After a rushed lunch, Man­ for the public hearing on the teat were on time for breakfast pick us up. ' student a . chance to observe The fun was educational, buk Promotions, Inc., is conducting other states, Peterson said. and everyday life of the Chi­ chester’s IS delegates left"their proposed budget for 1072-78 and and the train. The others and Relaxing Wor)( and maybe even teach the class dim’t tell the kids that. - , the fund-raising drive for the nese. things not found in papers vote behind and h u r rie d back The children have stmetured May ]«. at 8 p.m., also at Mid­ Two of their clients have been Matt drank their eggs and sau­ , Arriving after 1:00, We fouTid which she chooses. The student Connecticut. OouncU of Police or books. to the station to c a t c h , the 1 :00 lessons from which they learq dle Sohool, for the annual budg­ the Hartford Police Benevolent sage while Cindy tried to open the cafeteria closed to students receives -a list of schools and Uniens, No, i$, of New Haven. but graciously opened to feed Coffee House (which didn’t cqm e u n til 'about the basics. They have reiadlng. et meeting. ' Association and the Vernon Po­ the train door. grades available, one of which A number o f Mianchester bus­ the starving Manchesterites. After getting fresh air, we 1:45). In the meantime, we groups, spelling dictatloil, math, The proposed general govern­ Uce Department. Vernon police The MHS morning cafeteria she may attend during the four inessmen had filed complainta Finally we settled down to what attended a coffee house held played on the t r a c k s and grammar, aclenoe and social ment budget totals 88,867,820 today confirmed that Creative card game was interrupted only days. Talking to various stu­ with poUce about srilcitora seemed to be the most relax­ in the gymnosium. followed hv amused ourselves with ^m - studies. All of this work must bp uid the education budget 87,101,- Promotims had planned ' and once J)y Uie conductor who dents on this program, a ma­ claiming to represent p''r'’ ted and went to ' When I first entered the sec­ utilize the educational centers fund drive at the halfway marie, Manchester area, Peterson ex- after a 20-mthute wait we con­ outside of New H a v e n , things and Officer Samuel Maltempo, dent Councils, Kve brbke into the hru.aes of different fam ilies ond grade classroom at Buck- of games. Tet many of them Atty. Martin Burice, chairman, pi,jiieu, would benefit the Con­ tinued our Journey. went smoothly. T h e council president of the Manchester Po­ seminar groups for three hours. of Fairfield are too numerous' ley School, I was astounded. read books because they enjoy, said less than 25 per cent o f fiie necticut CouncU of PoUce*' After disembarking on our members worked for over three nce Union, said bis organisation Then back to the General As­ to explain here, but everyone Things certainly had changed it, There is no homewoik unlesf, goal of 86.000 has been raised. Unions by the pubUshing of a second train we met Fairfield's hours on the irain, planning a "does not approve” of the sace in "w e’re in competition with the scattered pillows so . students room and freedom for the stui people at Hbme.,She said oall- cmnmerclal and industrial won’t metion any names) even, tempt to eat the ''delicious” On Saturday, some slept late Signed. Yellow Pages." could lie down and read. A lis­ dents. I was able to do some backs are being made but those rsetory, asking for 8,600 ti after being given the option of i-oast beef banquet. After play­ but the others met back in the The P.aP.’s Althuogfa the soUcitation ap­ tening . station, phonograph, teaching — individual, email not reached may mall their con­ full-page ads. ‘Some buriness- pears to be legitimate. Police video-audio cepter and other groups, and classroom slzs. The tributions to G eorge Chase, Can­ men contacted have reported Chief Reardon today reiterated educational facilities were classes’ enthusiasm was/unbe­ cer Crusade treosurar, at the that the callers are often fast- 2 his statement that the Man­ available for the irtudents use. lievable. Savings Bank of Rockville, 25 talking and overbearing. chester PBenoit is heading the en-gear-

Plymouth Snacks wlU be available dur­ State CoUege (Plymouth, referring to an a rticle about the lege (Providence, R.I.). Hang-Nailed for illegal posses­ that "che'wing the fat" may be ing the auction and after the Elisabeth Fimstiahl: St. Jo­ N.H.). • senior-faculty game b y a char­ A study of sociological condi­ scious dependence upon the out­ MHS Golfers sion of nail file. hazardous to your health, j auction there wlU |>e a buffet seph College (iWest Hartford), Lisa Kove: Central Connect­ acter named ‘Stret’ . tions In high schools of the moded recess system. S6.77 ■ Despite all the disagreement supper. No reservations are nec­ Mice. icut State Cdlege (New Brit­ I have known J o h n Herdic On the other hand. Dr. Sidney Heavy duty snap-on seat, padded world (and especially in Man­ Dr. Perry Stalsls, famous di­ over cause and remedy, all essary and take-out orders will Nancy Hbll: MOC, Ona M. ain), Qulnnlplac CMlege (Ham­ and Rick Kiernan ever since Kidney of the Home for the Inr front for extra safety. T ee Up F o r sources agreed that the best poa- be available. I ZRHIYH. W ilcox School of Nuraing (Mid­ den), University of Bridgeport. they were little ty k e a . chester) has recently come gestion specialist, pointed out tubular ated. fiOON______curably Sick believes that this sible remedy for such a prob­ jT* __ dletown), St. Francis Hospital Bill Krause: UConn, Otdo- I simply cannot b e lie v e that through with a startling discov­ that, "Our studies have shown recess syndrome might be caus; lem Is the antl-toxln, accompa­ Schoed of Nursing (Hartford). rado State University, (Ft. CSU- Big Season such fine and outstanding young ery bound to have traumatioal that a certain chemical is re­ Heavy Duty nied by a corresponding .ieiui to General Electric General Electric Zenith Nancy Hunt: UConn. llns, Colo.). men would make s u c h m aiicimia ramifications in the field o f leased into the system when one ed by a virus.. “ You see, the It’s that time. again, when psychological dependence. Both Midwife Pmnit Jack Stand M. Hurteau: MCC. Sam Km U; Bryant College statements pertaining to their soclological-psychologlosd thera­ touches a certain brand kick- virus takes nest in several dif­ thei MHS golfers hit the fair­ are readily supplied in the p ^ Children’s Phonograph Digital Clock Radio Portable Radio Bonn! Irwin: Keene State Col­ (Smythsfield, R.I.), Nichols Col­ coach. py. Also, it should gbake up ball. When a ten-year-old child ways once again. This year, like ferent kinds of dirt and Ine'Vlt- cess of "Graduation,’’ a famous Dayg Are Ended lege (Keene, N .R ), Stonehlll lege, (Dudley, Moss.), UCoim. Sincerely yours, some shrinks. This discovery, comes into contact with one ot Rjl in the last, should prove to be very ably passes into the bloodstream therapy invented by a mercjful , liA fffiANGB, Ga. (AP) —A C oU ^ (North Easton, Mass.). Christine Kutcher: UCenn. rewarding for coach Tom Kel­ Mrs. Gertrude Gullible known as the "Skinned Patella,’ ’ these things, this chemical en­ .tradttton older than Georgia » East O v ersh oe, Idaho" Bjmdrome, can periiaps be best ters his bloodstream and he is through quaint little clods of administrator. The sheep8ld|t 2.88 David Johnson: Hartwick Col­ Jim LaChapelle: Norwich ley. With everyone returning .| u w posaod into htotory with the 5,000 lb. capacity, strong c earth, c^monly called "dirt document, Imown as a "dliilo- lege (On^ta, N.T.).' University (Northfield, <(yt,). from a very successful year explained by its most com m on forever addicted to this tragic refusal to .ranew the lioenses of G b'm our struction. A must for undw i 12.88 21.88 Well, Mrs, G u llib le , you’ve bombs.” It seems to be harm­ ma,” contains a powerful ant)- 8.88 Jeff Johnson: MCC. James LaPenta: MCC, South­ (fifth in the state), the students manifestation: The need foy re­ substance. Also, certain kinds of ^Troup Oounty'a four midwtves. < caught us red-handed. In ac­ less enough by itself, but re­ toxin, and the corresponfbng Solid state circuits, big 4 inch dy­ Big. easy to read digital numbers. Easy thumb wl(eel control^, 8 tran­ Daryl Juran: Jackson College ern Connecticut State CoUege. should have something to be cess. bean-bags have been shown to The legality ot mldirtvaa, who Wake to music; 60 minute slumber tuality, John and R i c k did not mains a latent characteristic change in social environment Heavy Duty namic speaker. Rugged polystyrene sistors for good reception . . . (Medford, Mass.). Robin Lappen: AtlanUe ^ r - proud of. Sociologists explain that the produce tumors in ihlsbehaving • 'deUver bahtoa in nifol areas with our shut off. Slide rulotuning. famous Zenith quality! (Jift Itoxed. say what appeared In the paper. until brought out by the chemi­ leads to more balant;^ pe'rsoh- cabinet. / Robert Kasel: HOC, UCbnn. line School (Rartfcrd). Returning candidates for this election o t courses such as nine-year-olds. And, most shock­ where phyririana are few, end­ Tire Fump Our otdy Intent in w ritin g the cal action of cafeteria trays.” aUty. Jennifer Kats; Augustana Col­ Linda Larives: Keuka pol- year are seniors John Herdic “Fbods,” "Health,’’ “Band,” ing cf all, ordinary playground ed with a' ruling by the Georgia DELUXE PERMANENT WAVE article was to publicise the There Is hope yet, O ye af­ lege (Sioux Fails, S.D.), Univer­ lege (Keuka Park, N.T.). and Rick Marshall. Juniors who and "Lunch,” point out a deep asphqlt has been shown to cause With-yet another point of view ' Department of Puhllo Health, A game, and by n o m eetns was flicted! o u r Formida 1000 wUh polyunsaturated rito, peeimgred with sity of Maine (Portland, Me.). UOonn, Southern Connecticut did well last year are Lon An- desire on the part of high schodl hallucinations 'when rubbed be­ is Dr. Brandon Tendon, bone Between tbe four, thie .'mid- special formula sriutian and complementing neutralizer In any malice Intended. tween the toes. Such products Kristine Keeney: MIOC. I State CoUege. nulll, Scott Leone and Brad students for a return to this spe'ciallst at the famous hospital Da,ve Larsson, with wives reokon they have deUvi various streogths for different textured hair. Wetr extend our d e e p e M apol- lead to physical as well as psy­ Donna Keesler: MCC. David Larsson; Bcwdoln, Col­ Downey. Other candidates are w eird native rltiial. Also, the at the Islets of Langerhan. Dr. the able assistance of 'ered 8,600 boMes. " OOMnUDTB W n ti BHAMFOQ-BET AND CXkNI^IIlOMER. Handy for emergency use for ogles to ypu and a n d sOiy other chological dependence.” Marcia Kellsey: UCOnn. lege (Brunswick, Me.) ' Greg Leighton (’72), Ron F er­ appearance of unusual play­ Tendon said, "Anyone who be­ Yogi Holmes ’ In fhe post, their foee were car* and camperi, bicycles, too. Cheryl Howe, UConn. of our readers* w h o s e pretty things such as "FrisbeesJ’ Dr. Stalsis was discharged re­ WHilTEW GUARANTEE " Lisa Liarson: UConn, Syra­ guson, Dave Stratton, Bill Gun­ lieved that this is u y kind of 88, but th ^ w en getting ioo a Linda HUvyak, UConn., Le- cuse University (Syracuse, ther, Scott Johnsofi, Eric Staf­ little feelings w ere h u r t t y the ’ ’■whiffle balls,” and “ cars” cently from his position at the virus infection must be pulling Compu-Dwell article. deUvery recently. Moyne College. N.Y.). ford and Steve Menschell, aU point out a continuing sub-con­ Institute for the Hopelessly my leg. Heh-heh. Seriously, the Rwg. SAVE Special 'ThankB / One cf them, U n , Hattie MU- Tune Up Meter Joni King: Southern Connect­ Peter Leber: Eastern Con­ '71. Sophomores are Don (Spaz), traumatic experience of /losing ler. TO, cf West Print, said she NOW icut State CoUege (New Ha­ at “ flliq>ies’ ’ and "m atchles," of 2 necticut State College. Wiley, Jim Thomas and Jack "I’ve got a hundred now ;.. ’. bas bean pMctidiig for about 12.95 $3.00 losing shoeboxes full of the PjiU* ven), Eastern Connecticut Karen Leemon: Eastern Con­ TaJUy. and I’d like to thank «U the peo­ 86 y ea n . O ie said riM planned State 0

? S'--.. ■; . i l » , \ • ■ _ ’ ft , __ TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 Section Two FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 lKunrI|[fBter lEusnin^ IffruUi FRIDAY, APRIL 21,^972 Pages 13 to 2 4 South Wind$o/t today s FUNNY Bake Sale Set z and County Superior Court For Saturday : Directors They’ll Wear Gaps, Gowns The South tfflndsor Ooopera- five Nursery School at 771 Ell- ; Fish Counsel Files Motion For MCC’s G>mmencement ington Rd.' will hold a tag aad • Comment bake sMe Saturday from 10 . To pismiss Murder Charge Commencement at Manches­ A questionnaire to obtain ' a a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school. Session ter Community CMlege June 2 sampling student attitudes r Proceeds will pe used for the A mott^ to dtsmls* the mur- sidcratlon to looking at the will be observed with its usUal was sent to a randomly select­ equipment for the school. dar charge against John FUk whole picture according to one A Board. of Directors com­ pomp and ceremony. Yester; ed list of 100 prospective gradu­ Frank Atwood In case of rain, the sale will day, the College Senate, com­ ates, Dr. Fenn said. Of toe num­ ho* bean filed by iPuMic De- u ment sesslan was conducted posed cf representatives from A sundial is a device for tell- clopedla that sundials con also mono bianda, planted in the M l be rescheduled for April 33r - . , ' • Selling to other youths how- ber, he reported,'" 66 per cent last night by Director John' the faculty,- adminlstratlcm, and .ing the time of day. It was be mounted vertically. The only to bloom early in the spriiiig. School Menu f^ e r lAwrenra Fisk, ever was “comi^etaly reprahen- 'was In favw of maintaining the student body, voted not to break known in ancient Egypt. At the one I ever saw was on the wall ’Ihere are other kinds that are Monday; Hot dog on a bun, . W 'w*s l^ o t^ by a grand Jury mUe” to the Judge and the two Tani, whose turn it was under traditional procession. The oth­ with tradition. home of Mr. and Mrs. C, El­ of what we would call a' dor­ planted in the Spring to Moom mashed potato or boiled |ice, * ■‘•hbing death ctudents are jqwndlng at least a a rotation schedule to man the er 86 per cent was divided be­ Earlier, the Faculty Senate more Watkins on Lakewood Cir­ mitory at Oxford University. It in summer. * beets, milk, chocolate pudding , at the state \)ri8on in Somers of few spring days in Jail, bi-monthly seslon.- tween expressions of “don’t cle it is a garden ornament aihd With topping. a fellow inmate, Louis Annunzl- Dennis C. Wlnot, 33, of 181 voted not to wear academic care" and permitting the facul­ was at Brasenose College, which Daffodil Show - A S. Adams St. man had two a plaything for the neighbors’ the Ehigllsh ca ll - “ Brassnose,” Daffodils will be next in most Tuesday: Shelia with meat and : ato im Dec. 2^ Olenwood St., Manchester caps, gowns, and hoods at ty an option. complaints. He said there are graduation. ITte move was a children. and was designed by Christo­ gardens and a few early varie­ tomato sauce, com, biscuit, milk »lsk was scheduled to make pleaded innocent and elected a Memorandums from and protest agaiiut state fiscal poli­ “Going through the garden pher Wren. ,It must have been ties have opened in warm lo- and fresh fruit. Wa plea yester^y. However the jury trial ^Ta chaiYe of flnrt s applesauce. salaries at Institutitms of higher Fenn said. He added that even mits and institute stricter con­ learning. kins, but the dial can be . reset in this family, her husband Pond House in Elisabeth Park, Todar't fUNNY will p » $1.00 for Thursday: Pizia with meat ^dents recel^ five-day sen- a motion to dismiss charges before the College Senate vote, quite simply, and if the children tack oriaiMi "fia in " aiaa. $aa4 aaai tonces ye^rday from Judge of possession of cannabis type trol of these actlvtles. Sinca that action •«** taken, says, but for many years he had Hartford, Friday and Saturday, fa; TaSar't FUNNY, 1200 WMf Air)! and cheese, tossed green salad, / many faculty members had take a little care not to trample He also complained that driv­ a large vegetable garden and a May 6 and 8. Spended after His attorney, S, H. St. Clair rounded by a low waU o f field W ildlife A visit to the show,' where Delicious Apples. plainant (no address given). Closes Doors A car driven by Susan J. there is no admission charge, ^ y * In JsU. TWO years argued that toe axrest warrant He said drivers do not obey stones. Next to the wall 4s a ’There is wildlife in the wood­ r o S M : Asparanis, Peas, Spinach. DandeUsns, Leeks. I»jo«®tion will b^ln then. was Improper, that the resi- NEW YORK (AP) — The Ho­ Traill, 28, of Noank, flipped over might help us identify some of lane markings at Main and Hud­ border of iris and other per­ ed graunds of Lakewood Circle. Shaloto, Green. Yellow Squash, Medium R o t .P m e r s T ^ Both ^pleaded, guilty to two dence ia being described by the tel New Yorker, where celebri­ after skidding on wet pavement our daffodils the names of which nese. Savoy Oabbage, O h e r^ T o m a t ^ RMcooil, Egg son Sts. near the Eighth Dis­ ennials, just now starting to look Mrs.'Watkins says they have counts of possession of marl- state as a commune rather than ties stayed and the best of the on the 1-84 exit ramp to Spencer green. Later there wlU be an­ rabbits, squirrels and one fat we’ve lost or never knew. trict firehouse. The complainant big swing era bands played, St. last night. She was treated BattenutJ^uaah, Oidoa Sets, Tnntfps, OaaUflower, Rma- Juana and Cook to a third count {qxurtments hut no mention of suggested placing a “left lane nual flowers here, too, after woodchuck, There are crows in Polnaettias Mils aprooti. of possession of • mescaline. In this was in the affUdavit. The has bid goodbye to its last at Manchester Memorial Hospi- Mrs. Watkins has.rals^ them the area, too, and'in recent If you have been waiting for must turn left’’ sign there, too, guests. tal and released, police said. p*PGBTra>: R ^ , White Grates, Watermelons. Oanta- each case toe counts of sale^ to defense contends KarpieJ lives and strictly enforcing it. from seed in her greenhouse. weeks Mr. and Mrs. .Watkins the red brachts to drop from toiTW, l^ a a lA Meloas, Pears, Tangerines. lim es, Straw- imdercover agents, were noHed. in New Britain and that Just The 42-year-old hotel at TTie center of the garden is a A Teresa Rd. msui complain­ have picked up eight gotf balls your pqt, b^ket / J Memorial Hospital, presents a certificate to Leig-h Fergruson for her 40C hours indicates the bend in Autumn (Henld photo by Bucolviclui) he adjusts the dial. ’The bronze the 'plants go out to the garden, wpi* completely suqwnded af- fada'vit, he said,-was prepared' an end.’ ’ arbutus leaves in the edge of of service as a junior volunteer. (Herald pho|p by Buceivicius) between Teresa and Ansaldi DU.M’KS Setting: the sun dial: C. Elmore Watkins turns the dial so the sun’s shadow plate set flat on its pedestal, ..with pots buried up to the rims. We The Manchester Evening Herald ter one or more sales of marl- by police officers and he de- The hotel’s Terrace Room, the woods, with one bud show­ Cmrn Ms, with a “warning’’ or turns on a pivot in the center. Then the directions say: ‘’Every OtHiPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPEBS Juana were noUed and toe de- dried nitpicking it. He was once the scene of couples danc­ m{^ ('!,!•:.W K i) •falls at the time shown on the watch which Mrs. Watkins holds. Sun dial, with ing, and reported that her hus­ “slow” sign. Noon is at the top of the dial, time a new shoot produces sev­ WE SELL S8e CONN. LOTTERY TICKETBi fendants presented on posses- granted three weeks to file a ing to the music of Benny a new coat of paint, has ivst been taken out of winter storagre and returned to band has succeeafuUy trans­ Pinkies Capped^ Cited /for Service A Florence St. man asked that m i n,i( ( • which is also north. ’The after­ en leaves, pinch back the tips, siaA. reply brief. Goodman and the Dorseys, was its place in the grarden at this Watfilns’ home, 56 N. Lakewood Circle. planted lady's Slippers from the the town cut down, a rotten elm noon hours are ot\ the left, or leaving four true leaves on each turned into an information cen­ 1 I ;r- ' II IM.. lii'Sli i woods to the edge of the lawn Asked by JUdgo Wright why The semi-annual capping of Walsh, Ldsa Whlstson, Caitd president; and Lori Donovan, tree in fremt of his house, ^e west side, and the morning shoot. Tliese wUl branch and ter for the hotel’s 430 union em­ where they can be watched. D E "D i^ "TH^NO there wasno sole being charged the Jtmior Auxiliary of Man­ Wilhrim and Julie Zukas. says the tree is hazardous. hours are on the right, or east produce a nice bushy plant.” ' library lista secretary. ployes. side. Footnote on Crocuses in these case*:' State’s Attontey chester Memorial Hospital 'was Pins tor 150 hours to Tina What WB hed from toe state tor sentence had fcUowing gM a: ton, Ruth Thayer, Tkmmy Ful­ But Must Return Tuesday straight up at noon, and on the the lawn is not a good idea. He Thesday morning' at U of a rep­ they would continue.' their in­ been made in these cases. Caps toe 100 hours to Mary ton, Betty Ann Gold, Helen Gor­ terest in conununlty affairs all light in the afternoon. Mr. Wat- invited me to see The crocuses tile, Urd, and It wiU be That society itself is in a tur­ Chick, Robin Cleveland, Cand don, Lynn Hodgkins, Joaime their lives. HARTen he' could estimate this • pomt. nicely (paced Giroughout the It had bean legalized sinca the Kim OUbert, Shirley Glraitls, Tammy Fulton and Ruth Thay­ must be 14 years of age and at setting stricter safety stand- safe enough because they are Wilton, who complained that to children four year* old aitd Only the quarter-hours are front lawn aioa, behind a low GOING prestdenttal commlsslm cmns Kathy Hammick, Lyn Hodg­ e r ; for 800 hours to Pam T ylee; must attend five classes and a ards for school buses.' mme seriously damaged in col- Route 7 had already cost his up. ANMAtS ALSO LIKE WOODUND EARDENS! marked on the dial and any- white picket fence, out with Its report was a con- kins, Joanne Houle, Donna and for 400 hout* to Leigh, tour of toe hospital before being Then the Senate adjourned Uaiaas. To critics of the bill hometown a loss of $8 million . Theo Badenhulzen, direotor until next Tuesday, when the who said small school districts worth of taxaMe pn^rty, and thing > m between these marks Mr. Blais'say* he has had the Knowlton, Carol Levesque, San­ FergusMi. assigned. New girls are admit­ ON! of the Lut$ Junior Museum, will Mrs. J (^ IDcrmer, outgoing Hefty soya: “f love to go for a ride with my master A •House •wlU also reconvene. can not afford and do not need adding park land td the hlgh- has to be a careful guess, smee crocuses then for 15 years and dra Manuck, Janet 'Piersm, Sue ted every three months. < BIG SALE bring Ro^, a S-toot boa con­ Port, Nancy Rourke, Jane Ted- chairman of the Junior •volun­ to Woodland Gardena — They have auch beautiful the children may move the dial learned the aecret cd growing There are approximately 80 Motor Vehicles Commissioner big buses, Leuba refdied that •way right of way would further (THBSE PRICES ARE IN EFFECT THRU MONTH OF AMtlL) strictor; Lucy, a sparrow Robert C. Leuba had cam- there are well-designed buses diminish the grand Ih>t. The three or four hours out of its them from a farmer on Sliver ford, Diane Treadwell, Katoryn teers, was presented a gift by volunteers in toe organizatlMi. trees! k ; AUH9 . 3 'wjJk-. palgned -vigorously for passage which carry as few as 12 chll- bill, which -Sen. JaCbb Rude^ proper position jmfore the. day Lqne jiad.a bpndppilitfr .drW !■(' 11 /■ li'i'«'( to* glrll*. Dormer thanked Junior volunteers ooipe pom i«it4 p h 5 ' aU who had; h e{]^ heV’ln 'toe of the school bus Idll, con- dren. R--Norwalk,' called “an excltihg, is over, it doesn’t pay to be too of croctiaes along his fence Une. toe towns of Manchester, Dol­ 'ChUdrSn vriU be"i>*m ptteti to past two years.- Mrs. Harvey jtending ihat he should have the In other actions Thursday nqw con o^ - in highway) dt* fussy. ,, ^The.soll on ^ypy. Lapq, SHOR & SAVE NOW! ton, South Windsor, East Hart­ handle Rosy, to discover that Lbvafi will succeed M n. Dor­ power to prevent the use of night, the Senate: sign," i>assed on a 33-7 roll call, Cast to bronze at the bottom on Tunnel Rd. spy* Ml-. Blalsj If! ford, Vernon, Glastmbury, Cov­ t)^ Im 1* fsally eo^d-blooded. mer as chairman. van-type buses. —Recalled frwn the House —Oave final approval to a of the sundial’s face ere these i® former tobacco land, sanf^ Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedar* entry and RockviUe. A girl miist PortiMirs Badenhulzen will also show how The Installation of otficera for Shep soya: “ As nice as their trees are^ — my The bill does not give Leuba the bill it had passed the night bill raising the annual license words: “Grow Old Along with e®d free of stones. Ctocuses do THESE ARE MORIARTY BROTHERS of Lebanon, will have its annual submit her tqixdication three ,lts ralatively small mouth can to*.', next six months followed, any authority over buses in use before, extending collective fees for oil end xdiemlcals load- Me — the Best Is Yet to Be.” weU in this soil. He also start- Memorial Setylce Monday at S moirtha prior to- her 14tii birth­ master loves those realistic prices at Woodland '^ianchestor Barents vmthouL <^)«^ Wide, thanks jk>, .*• h h ^ d They are Lynn Hodgkins, presi­ P day. Classes are filled until Au­ under existing contracts. It also bargaining rights to state em- ing terminals from $10 to $125. You can do more research on ed with only the- largest crocus Farinam me*t 2nd and 4th ■ JaWVtiius''enabling Jt/ty swallow p.m. kt toe main lodge room of Gardens!** the Masonic Temple. The ser­ dent; {Hdriey Olraltis, vice g u st does not give him power to ployes. The Senate amendment —Gave final approval to a sundials if you are scientificaUy bulbs. Theaday of eei^ month at 8 an anlmkl whole. vice, vriilch honor* members regulate any buses with capac- on the bill appeuwntly conflicted bill eliminating the requirement mtoded. It was discovered long Mr. Blais agrees that he can’t .m . (d O om ih u n ity Raqttiat He Will p<^t oiit aome of the SS5' E , Ceuter^St., who have died during the year, itles of less than nine students, with a previous House amend- for elderly persons recei-ving ago, says the . Encyclopedia now the lawn until the middle speurrow hawk’s feature*; In­ Americana, that a vertical rod of May, or perhaps later, walt- lIlanciMster. is open to the public. James H. Chamber Dinner LeUba already had the au- ment. property tax relief to reapply cluding Its curved beak, wing SPECIAL! 5 Year Blueberry Plants W ii^t, chaplain, will conduct thority to set standards for the —Oave approval to a y«“ ^- ‘B'e bUl also ellml- could not 6ast a shadow that ing for the crocus tops to die. U widowed, divorced, sep- 8pon,tand banding. Alble will be the service. James McKay is T o Attract 200 flashlng lights used on school dui allowing veterans of the the requirement that el- would accurately show the time. Footnote on Anemone. crated or never married and permitted to walk on dry Newest Varieties! the organist, and the soloist i* buses. The bill passed by the Vietnam era to get 60 per cent derly persons must have lived The slope of the upright piece I gave up' too soon last week LOWEST you have one living ohUd, you ’’land,” and Badenhulzen 'will York Strangfeld. Nutmeg Foij The Manchester Chamber of (Regular $3.95) THIS Senate and sent to the governor discounts on tuitimi at state col- the same house for five of metal, called the “gnomen,” on the anemones that I,thought are eHglMa to J<^ U lim r- .call attentlmi to some of its pe­ nrted. coU $$7-1838 o r 8T5-8090 Commerce reports that about will give him authority,over the leges and the University of years in order to qualify for tax must be slanted to correspHomer BabUdge, -who is retir­ the House a bill authorising the ing as president of the Univer­ • HEIZI creation of “Unear parlos” IY72 MAK9UK MOUOHAM sity of Oumecticut and is tak­ ( T f i 1 A ing a post at Yate University. (AU In 3-GaUoa Pots) 2-Ooor Hardtop. Autopaatto, power brakea-atooring- A highlight of toe evening wUl windows, green metalUe, nnltewaUs, convenience be the presentation pf toe cov­ B ag. $8.06 S’ I Basket Bring IIS your gnMq>, front bumper guaida, whisper air condltlon- eted ”M” award, given annual­ tng, AM/FK. stereo radio, tinted glass all around. GUest Speaker ly to a citizen of Manchester PLAZA DEPT. STORE Stock No. SK64, List Price $6.MS.07. vdio has contributed exception­ NOW $ ^ . 3 S (Wa Have A Notion To Pleaao) Mrs. J«an lOnney of New kfil- al service to the community. 1 E. MHWLB TFKB. (Next to Popular Market) intlling, datterfng OPEN W m ., THUBS., I W . tiU * ton), who has written two books Last year’s "M” award went 3 for $8.95 4 9 3 B ^ e t s for $2.99 1972 MONTIREY 4-DOOR for women whose idiUdren are to William Sleito, founder and OPEN UNTIL 9 TONIGHT G i i g i i i g . growing and going, wiU be chairman of toe board of the PUIated Hardtop. Maroon, 400 cngtoordeiuxsTaU^ lofia Mfg, Co. The previous LANDSCAPE SIZE nyl Interior, blara vinyl roof, vriiltewalls, front bump­ gueik speaker at the meeting of Today’s Girl PANTYHOSE HhFKm the Women’s Club of Manches­ year, the award went to toe By Hanes ONLY er guards, whUq>er air conditioning, AM radio, decor gromi, remote control left hand mirror, tinted ter Monday at 8 p.m. at Second Hon. Charies House, chief Jus­ EVERGREENS, JAP YEWS Sopor Stretch te Recover Nylon fS h l smooth it Sto<« N o. SUSS, l i s t P rice ALSSLSO. OongregaUooal Church, Her tice of the Oonnecticut Supreme Snug A Smootii Fit topic: “Living with Zest.” <3ourt. Mr*. iOnney, who has dls- Mayor John Thompson •will reg. ’2.95 NO W 1972 COUGAR HARDTOP . ciissed empty nest living on bring greetings froin the town Also: Andromeda, Azaleas, Rhododendron, Pyracantha, English and American Holly, Mt. And time it And at . Wednesday’s eveHt\ The 2 2-Door. Medium Ume metalUc with contrasting dark several televlstan talk shows, Lduirel, Pines, Hemlocks, Junipers, Boxwood and Much, Much Mmre! green vinyl roof, euitomadc, iriiltcwalls, power steer­ vdU give toe group various m aster o f cerem onies w)U~.42§- ing, AM radio, sports console, appearance protection ways to exchange apathy for George LaBonne. Outgoing msdieit group, dual raolng-.mtrrora, deluxe \riieel, coyers. . advMiture in everyday living. Chamber ptesldent Walter Mor­ SCOTT LAWN PRODUCTS! Stock No. 2AS. U st r a c e $8,708.80 An enq>ty neater herself (she rissey wlU Introduce the incom­ ATTENTION! and her husband haVe six chil­ ing officers and board of direc­ r- FRED THAT HUNGBY LAWN NOW! dren and six grandchUdreh) tors. BUSH and CLIMBING ^GINNING MAY I THRU SEPTEMBER At aqyBig A service she WlU outline her plan for a 1972 COMBT 2-DOOR 1 1 Q 1 slpped-up life style tor motoera • Qreanflald omy $11s95 This S-cyllnder wlU provide you wltti economical o f chUdren \rito a i« Jitet o ff to Names Chosen (Covers 18,0S< eg. ft) WE WILL BE school for the first time as well station or transportatfon, has AM radio plus many of BV>rd Roses as women whqsb sons aii4 Motor Company standard features. Stock No. 2CT56. For Hurricanes • Ortho oniy9Bb95 daughters have left home for (C overs 16,500 sq. ft.) Regular $1.69 good. MIAMI, PU. (AP) — The Na­ reg. $10.96 . CLOSED MONDAYS The guest speaker has writ­ tional Hurricane Center says ten for pubUcatloR since her un­ Agnes, Betty and Carrie wlU be (M y 1972I CAPRI dergraduate days at toe Univer­ the names for the first three So Our Employes Can Enjoy Long Weelcendsl Aivit RiCAM p a r t ;-; $ litre engine, ByncbrormMh., •twq^eed traps., 'floor sity of Iowa in toe 1080’a. Her storms of the 1973 hurricane • N&H Lawn Food 92JI8 mounted shift, rack and pinion steertoB, power first book qa empty nesting was season. , (Covers 6.SS0 sq. ft.) NOW $ 1 . 3 9 RDR EMERGENCY APPLIANCE SERVICE. N OW e front dlso brakaa, styled Btoel wheels, radial tires, written after she and Her- hus­ The center’s computer also 3 for high cutout heater, tlo-thni ventUatton. (Optional* band left New YO(1( City tor selected the ft^owlng names at ' • Qardoh Food, 92^14 ay*llable at Extra Cost.) Prices start at the country. In 1564. Her latest random for subsequent hurri­ $3.95 Look for the Sign 5-155 ^ YOU MAY TELEPHONE 646-1III book, 'Uvlng With Zest in an canes of the year: Dawn, Edna, of the Big Red/L Empty nest,” is a primer tor Felloe, Qerda, Harriet, Rene, Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. to 9 P.M. women who refuse to be caught Jane, Kara, Luolle, Mae and PLANT NOW! Onion Sets, Trees, Shrubs, Cabbage, Lettuce, Peas, etc. Also ^1’ in a rut and want specific rec­ Nadine. Grass seed, Petunias, Fruit Trees, Berries, Asparagus, etc. SwSmtese Educator VUits MCC ipes for avoiding fat in toe head The all-tem ale Ust drew an MORIAR representative from the Sudan confers<»J»ith Dr. Robert H. Fenn, acting and hips. Immediate protest from Roxey FROM OUR GREENHOUSE SHOP: Azaleas, African 'Violets, Tulips, Mums, prebident of Manchester Community College, on. matters of administration, M rs. Robert Stanton Is in Bolton, a womei’s liberation Gardenias, Lar;^ and Small Foliage Plants, plus Much, Much More •— All Are personnel, and finance during yesterday’s campus stay. Ahmed Ismail El Na> charge of- program arrange­ activist who has (long main­ Realistically Priced, Too! THE deef, registrar of the highw teacher training institute at Onidurman, is on a ments. Mrs.' Sam Crisplno and tained that giving hurricanes BROTHEI^ r of United States and European colleges and universities, sponso'red by Mrs. John Lombardo are co- the names of women was a slur B - l - G chairmen of hostesses. on women. Come In and Let John, Leon or Phil Assist You! “Llnooln-Meronry-WUlys^aap" _^.BSCO through the Institute of International Education, as part of its pro- gn m tomeet the needs of education in developing nations^ In meetings with She has Suggested naming OPEN NXTES tui 0 FUming in 'London the sttemiB ” hlm -l-canes” or re­ W e Are Your Friendly, Helpful 1S8 Woodland St. AfTUAMCI ^ other'MOC stRff members, the Sudanese administrator discussfd areas of stu- verting to previous policy of Y 991 Otntor SL, MaRihi dfsit affairs, discipline, and placement; inspected MCC facilities; and was intro- LONDON TAP) — "O Lucky Mechanics at the'sign of the Big A are supplied with quality parts by Man,” after several months of naming them after areas they Car Parts Inc. Featuring Poweready Ignition. l to academic and vocational programs. In addition to his present and for- preparation, is being filmed in hit. I N m TO STOP and SHOP positions in education in the African nation, El Nadeef has been cultural London and toe north of Eng­ "They Just won’t change,” SI94474 M9r$135 Exciip^'onrabil^a^^ m L 5 ‘ ‘"ch e for Sudanese students in “Eastern Europe, and Deputy Assistant Un- land. The schedule calls for IS she said after the center’s list W o o d la n d Secretary for cultural relations. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) weeks of filming. ;iyas announced Wednesday.

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THIS UNIFDRAA WAS . HOW COME NEW 1972 DODGE POLARA Illing Honor Roll | irs NO PCSISNEP M S M tM U Y ] YOU'RE SO FORME ANP I'M THE ^ IM A TRIFLE SAP. UNCLE' PISAFPOINTEP IN THE ONLY ONE WHO SETS 2-DOOR G rade 7 Bonnie Blnks Carol Sooligny AMOS — ELECTORATE, ALVIN'. MO ONE I TO WEAR nr FDR A Amwr t* A n k . V HARDTOP Dean Altro CarplynBoeer Dierw Spancer. m to iK ycAKi POES TOUR - WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE TEAM LOOK M AYORS Ca m p a i g n f u n d .' Construction BUlsabeth Anderaon Loyola Braimlck Paul Squadrito BA D T H IS MODERN ------Jeffrey Backofen Domra Brown Suaan Sterling SEASON? RACES REOUIRE Debra Baylee David Bujaucius Kathy Stred ' - y AMPLE MEANS.' ACROSS DOWN Jdary Benaon Barbara Carlacn Debra Tedford I German song ISla t Nancy Bldwell Ihm ar Cohmi Rebecca Tlm brell MODERN"’. gigyptian SMortar Wo. 3ad». VUwl top, ytngrl Interior, David Boyle J { U f H Debra Cone Suaan Tucker HE'S S O OLD- racapUcle skink 2?2ESf power dlali brakea, auto- FASHIONED 8 Place for a 3 Group of Patricia Bunce Susan Connelly Elena l^ra - HE CAN m m , Meotn»to IfijttiOQ ayatain, body Kim Champy building playm ••!*« motildteta, underoolat, white, Keith Ooahi Linda Williams REMEMBER 12 ‘Thought 4 Needed in watti and morel Crair'Coffln Hemy C r^si Georgia Willis OUR USED CAR PRICES f W H EN T V 13 Dined - pounding AUacn Comlah Janice Dalim Janet WUaon DIDN'T HAVE 14 Wild ox of 5 Workmen Joann Dean A PICTURE.' SSiouan Marye DeBear Bradley Wojeoski Celebei 26 Rod on which 40But(G«nniiii) Crescent DeOantla ARE "DEHNITELY'' LOWER! J W X X B y FIN N Indian (var.) Jaeon Dodge G ra d e 8 BY HANK LEONARD 15 Kind of -7 Serve at an wlieels rotate 41 Pass NHir 72 (MYSUR "TOWN k OOUNTRY teAcn Jane Dewey Bonnie Dolan . Jonathan Adams cheeae 48 Lady's Nile architect 27 Roof finiala Bruce Dolan Patricia Donnelly Thomas Amato I GET IT/ OKAY— I'LL NOW THAT THE SHERIFF 16 Numben (ah.) 28 Geraints wife 44PiareawUh 8 Used to make SS«toS?N o'f£«r*“ ’ ’^t t UDU Nancy Downing Cindy AnnulU ^ WALK DOWN TO THE WENT OUT, AREN'T YOU 17 Tidings hoards Smooth 29FeminiM aknife JaiM Donovan NOT A WORD OUT OF HE DID THANK STORE FOR A CAN OF AFRAID I'LL SOCK YOU 18 Built a 45 Walk in wafer Lawrence Dunn llniothy Donovan Susan Baker HIM— ALL THROUGH, ME/ THAT'S 9Arrowj|>oison name lldget MK 111 Con- -A N D STEAL SOMETHIN', water barrier 30 Adolescent 46B tttw Vicki Duva Deborah Dow H o U y B a te s DINNER/ A START/ 10 Village 8P E O A L : «n CHRYSLER DEMO. Ib le . — AND GET AWAY? 20 To notch II Direction 48Rtegasaban 1 Nancy Fahey Claire Downing Ellen Blactnski 22 Bitter vetch 32 ! 49 AMtanleal RwBo, Whltowalla, Vinyl Cheryl Ferguson 23 Horse 19 Before Wendy Elder Katherine Btdak 21 Seine tlasua »oof, FMotory Air, IHtal TracAlan. Oarriee Remainder of 18 month or 18i% Robert Frank Carol Boland I commend 50 Bridge mile fejototy warranty! Elizabeth Elliott DARK 24 Place to work 38Vw¥iea ^3695 Sharon Gaffney A n n B y ra m 24 Trap accounts 53Ind 27Plaad 25 Masculine Dwayne Gilbert Ann Charbotmeau if-XI name 39 Compass point Mindanao Susan Farm 31 Bewitch SlNRal Pairinfe fien Obiytlw Om iU i m D D ES Maurice Godin Sandra Ferris Marie Glavette (eoU.) r ~ I” V T- r 1 r ~ r r IT IT 0 8 Adrien Godreau Ja n e C onn 32 Unclose Therese Fetherston gOBOTOMlMIM 4^)oor Hardtop, V.8, an- MMIC Jamee Graham Debra Corcoran |M Volks. $888 (poet) i f ii u James Fotter 33 CompaM point HUaty Gwyiui Claire German William Cunningham Sedan. Radio, 11 EXMRIE; Itn Oodge Palaia g rU T Ljyg : CW OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 34 Lubricant lU" 1* David Hardy Donald Geidel Donna Damon 3SCovar Albert Harriecn i n SBOODOB fUM ae VOUS WAOBN Richard Gobeallle Laurie Darling 36 Adjaetiva n r 71 BK »N B!r H M 8 81196 April Hellstrom Jennifer Davis F GREAT WORK.O^KJ, WELL i THERESA GREAT AN' TO M AKE fT •uffix Poiara, 4-Dof. Hardtop. Ailto- 2-Dr. Bedaa, nioriy equipped, Patricia Oona r i v a l r y B E T W E E N I W O R S E ,H E a a S8T, vinyl roof,' automatic, Laurie Hubbard Judith Dsiedzlnskl CATCHIWSTH' M IS­ -UH- 37Gratifias .matio, power steer, 1^. air niomas Orueesner TAKE OW TH IS .THE SHOP AN’TH’ /DOESN'T KNOW power eteering, low mileege. OUR ECONOMY CAN IMPROVE YOURS! 2 I-UH BUen Kalman 40Typaof car JT B T cond. 88 DODOC! «M06 Mary Hafner Ann Everhart PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERBfEER PRAWIKJG.' TLLTAKI -WHY I DRAFTIN'ROOM, / W HETHER THE ' Robert Kelleey IT U P T O T H ’ D R A F T ­ 'A N 'T H A T G U Y B U L L W IL L L E T , 42 Free nation CO DODCHB yi?ay 88 POimAO 8MMI Cbam r, V-8, auto., power Ellen Hagen Donna Foye Susan Launl Susan Gaffney ING ROOM AN P ) JU ST HAP HiS \ HIM KNOW IF HE ' (eb.) IT >PNeumann Sandra Roman I Y lA tirS P iLl T ^ jc e Q ewRitw».Tn>».m *» 0* HOTBORM ______Kathryn 'Ridrer Lauri Nyman Franclne Rowe A l l V&U/2 ■TO ^ iv e Karin Turek Hal Ostrom Meliasa Schardt SAll<%7n s , L B rriN S THgM -ingiiz A Partial Terras Vegtard Wayne Ostrout CyntUa Sheldon < £ 1 ? R2fegC%?A\ BU^UsedCars ■Tin drt "Voiiuul Armmarle Piecro Joseph Slnnamon P l.e A s e TOYOTA SHORT R IB S BY FRANK 079EAL ... Sandra Whitney Nancy Poutre Dale Botheriand UfHax Brenda WUUa Mark (^idtadamo Rae Strickland UNO CRUISER Daniel WUaon Deborah Rand Linda Strong _____ i -THe KIN©- , Nancy Zajac Cheryl Redmer George Sweetnam PRICES START AT % ISON A BisBruDey] DEUVERED IN \ m MUSTANG m i COUGAR Scott Sanker David Relchlin Patricia Talbot k ic k / < A l Models Available o o n v e h t b u e : 84M K« HAIHXroP G rade 8 T o d d R a in G u y T a U q y MANCHESTER (Special Factory Purchase) For Immediate Delivery 4-21 Bright red- with white vinyl roof, pius Cynthia Alllnon Kathyarm Roche Karen Tedford Maroon wMi white top, radio, automatic, EUsabeth Rocker 2054 vUalne Amato RoUn Wagner power brakes and steering, AM/FM white vinyl interior, AM/FM stereo, auto­ Chervl Arglroa Susan Rudeen Mary Whalen stereo. lU s beauty is in SHOWROOM matic, power brakes and steering, fac­ Mark Sandall O O N O m O N ! tory air coodltiaoing, vdiitewalls, console. Douglas Baker Daniel White C3ieryl Barrie Elisabeth Seylxdt Jeanne Wlckwlre See It Tonight Peter Bartolotta Donna Smith Andrew Wrobel P L A IN 2 A N B BY FRANK BA6INSKI •3 8 9 5 You’E Uko It! Mark Beebe Sally Smith David YaworsU JohnBtgriow Chaima Soden E r in Z im a Susan WojnarowBkl A SKS.HJ AFTER ALL.... +•21 WHAT AM I E U iT JU S T y o U C A N ^ y , 1971 Ford Gaknie 1971 CHEVROLET A RA€>, Afto H E AND A 8-DOOB HAHDTOP 4-OOlHt HAHDTOP ' HANK O F HAIR! -]HATA&AIN! Nicely equipped with radio, airtonutUc, hnpala. Blue with d^trk blue vinyl roof, f... IN RfZB-^EATUlNG' power brakes and steering, factory In­ cosppletely equipped with radio, auto- ^ MBWRKtNe n?AGONS'MOUTHS. CVERTlwe, stalled; air jocpdltionliig, mntewalis, low - ^ qtaiic, power brakes and ateering, whBe- mileage, medium green with matohlllg 1; waits, plus Dactbry installed air ccodi- INSTALLING v l^ interior. Uoning. SMOGOOHm. SPECIAL PeVICESL. •3 8 9 5 PRICE P 1970 PONTIAC We Need Good “Trying tp find himteif? . . this ie where he 2-DOOH HABDTW He's iooking in the right eeeme to be meet of ' Used Cars! llOHEV. SIMS TOELDI. _m W What have you to oOerT We need all •NF Ser. vifeNNB,...SfeA ■ place . . .“ the timer’ IjdMans V-8. Radio, automatic, power 'Mitw a S^Q M L steering, qport console, whitewalls, me o I THATlS 4 DOOR CHEVELLE CRICKET. lA N am stjEtt SEDANS Put a little sunshine into your driving d a y! MORIARTY BROTHERS mJtsiaoBiiE Couldn’t be a better tim e than right now to own 31S CENTER STREET .MANCHESTER M3-5135 • iiMw ■ nini^fw ipcNMi innoni|MRr ^ Equipped with: this full size FEATURED iSPECIAL! OONESd- 8-cyUnder engine, auto- m e m f GPEAP OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 Exemt ■IHURSDATS and SATURDAYS 84a-Htf rnaiUc tranamlssion, radio, SALE PRICED! m i heater, back-up limits, 4-II padded daah, side view m irror, 2-epeed wipers and washers, luster sealed, plus many more standard BUZZ SAWYER FITZGERALD IFORDI iNc: features . . . BY ROY CRANE » SO WINKY, WHAT ARE SOME WHAT'S IT UKE,LMNG IN A WlACE? a mrt, MK. I«, TM lUa M. f , oe ! YOU ANP KNUCK5 27 ESTATE HO, BOY/t w o s e r v a n t s 1970 F8RD XI Cpnv. 1971 DATSUN Pick-up 1970 FGRD Pick-up ■ ' WAITIN' ON ME NIGHT AND DAT. OrM H, biceli top. Mito tram .. 3 5 1 V G adplm . powmr mua. 4 ipaad tram., >• Waat Coast mkrois. raiUo. W8W Orssn, MOO,6M foot baK,std.trana,6 eyl> angina, n>- CAPTAIN EASY SWELL EATS. GOT MY OWN SUITE BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE [ Vtsarins. powar brakai^ radio. WSm tiraa. whasi aovar^ . draa^ Waok aanvat top.^lor pMc^ip bad. low mdaagas dio, Wsst eosst mirrofs, eSb-IHdife- OF ROOMS WIP A PRIVATE RATH. HOW COULD 19T4M P OR Puf A Little Spring in Your PAINTIN'S ON PA WALL, ORIENTAL 0 ON BARTH COULD SB IVBLLi FOR CRVlNB OUT "" RUSS, ANTIQUES. SHOUT OR WAVS A SWORD IN TOUR ARAR71HBNT? LOUPt- $1965.? OUriMB WINDOW? I JUST ^ L A N P S h,. f $1895. $1785. SOT BACK PROW CANADA , IDONYKNOW! Stepping Out, With A wrriNETeNANife AND NEISHBORS HAVa B6BN P69 P8HTIAC Wagon 1969 MUSTANG 1969 GALAXIE 500 | COMFLAWWa Fnilih!:!.! 10 paiiM Mita tram.. V-8 angina, pi^ pb. OMan^2dr.H-top.bOBlMtMafe,Mitotrans.,Vesn8- Lipit groan. 4 dr. Ssdan, auto trM », V O angina, poww l^N^la. artiaal dovafis ■ • Ins, ps. Mask vinri AM-FM stsfoo radio, WSW ■tssring, radio, tin t gtaw, WSW tirra .a ■ m a ■ , QUALITY U TE AIR C8N0m8NING whsal eowsrs, tint glaia $1643' AIR CONDITIONING ^1545# ■ f ^ $2095* i VH8 DGDGE Wogon^1968 LeMANS 1968 CHEV. Caprice 1 MODEL USED CAR! A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN [ D o r o ^ marobn. 5 pMH.. auto trana.. V -5 angiiM. poarar Orran, Pontiae, 2 dr. Ssdan, buektt sssta, std. trant„ aivsr. 2 dr. H-top, auto tram., V A Mifins, peww stsw- ijHasrlng# d n i glaM. adiaal oovan^ radio. 0 syl. shflna powar sfesring, tint flaw, rwHo, WSI|V> big, radio, blaek vinyl roof, W SWtirw, whsal covars. 72 CHEVROLET $3545 71 VEGA $2095 69 EUlCK $2095 ...BUr ITLL BE A RANG StSHT ...man! th a t fem ale com es Impala ^ r t Sedan. V-8, au- 2->Door. 44sylinder engine, au­ Skylark Sport Coupe. V-8, BEnSTN STAYING IN THAT OWE ON UKE A HERD OF HALF- tomatio transmission, power WITH TOKOS AUNT BELLA! tomatic transmlsshMi, radio. automatic transmission, pow­ GTARVED TYRANNOSAURS.' ' ..$1395/ $1245. $1345.1 steering, power brakee, radio, er steering, vinyl roof, radio. STEVE CANYON vinyl roof. 71 DODGE $2645 BY MILTON CANIFF 69 CHEVELLE $2150 71 PINTO $1995 Dait Smut Coupe. 6 cylin­ AND WHEN FTBV6 WALK* IN , It® HAD AU .^ 1967 SQUIRE Wagon 1967 SQUIRE Wagon ? der, automatic transmission, Concours Station Wagon. V-8, r/UX RI5HT,06AR!7^fr W NO 1987 C8UNTRY Sedan 2-Door. 4-cylinder migine, 4- automatic transmission, ra­ power steering, vinyl roof, ' OF THI4 I CARE WSte SXPBCtB^PAT^ WONDfiR I'Tsn, 10 psM,. Mitt tnMH.,3S0V-Ssn8ine>‘in,Pl>. radio. Blus, 10 paaa. auto trans.. V A anglns, ps, pb, radio, WSW | r4 q>eed transmission, radio. TO TAKE! Blue, S-passenger, standard transmiaslon, V-8 radio. dio, power steering. THE OOWRNpRt TSA>mssi*n« 1 too-rack, tin t glasa, W8W tlis a whssl eom n. tlrw , wheel eevera, lug. raek. ’ -THEN VWI MAY < oF USERTY engine, radio, luggage rack. 71 PONTIAC $3195 69 FORD $1795 ,DtKE VOUR7NINB*y »A l4iM ana Sport Ooime. V-8, au­ 71 DODGE $2645 Fairlane Station Wagon. V-8, and 00/ w o tm ! 1 AIR CGN0ITI8NIN6 $1345* sat , $1295. ■ tomatic transmlstan, power Dart 4-Door. 6 cylinders, au­ atitomatic transmission, pow- steering, air conditianing, vi­ tomatic transmission, power steering, radio. nyl root, radio. steering, vinyl roof, ramo. 69 CHEVELLE $2395 71 CHEVELLE $3295 70 CHEVELLE $2495 Malibu SS Coupe. V-8, auto­ Mafibu ftjMNt Coupe. V-8, au- Concours Station WoA^m. V- matic transmission, bucket m ( p G c l a l seats, power steering, power a wn WtiU W. TM Wfe UA fU. 08>. SAVd'HUNDREDS ON tomatto trammlselon, power 8, automatic transmtsslon, steering, vinyl rcM, air con- radio. brakea, radio. t h i s w G « k dlttoning, radio. LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 68 RUICK $1825 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 71 CHEVELLE $2925 70 Monlo Carlo $2795 SiNlark Sport Coupe. V-8, / IF YOU DIDN'T BAT chocolate \ 1 9 7 2 PORD CARS OR BUG, 2 dr. Sedan station Wagon.V-8, automatic V-8, automatic transmission, aumnatlc transmission, pow­ I ice CRBAMAND PIZZA BEFCiRE \» transmission, power ateering, vinyl roof, power steering, er steering, power • brakea, radio. power brakes, radio. radio. BEDTIME,^fciuwouLowTiser )■ if $ M 5 1 TW Se Nie+TTMARES.' THE ABOVE 18 A PABTIAL USHNO, WE HAVE MANY Mj&BE! s PICK ROSSITTO TRUCKS fR STOCK! A Good Place To Buy LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON SALES A C a r l f oT) CHEVROLET FITZGERALD FORD INCORPORATED CARTER cOs, me. a Opm 8 A JL to 9 P JL —• Gonrsnlent Hsrtf«rd Nsdwttd Bank or Conneeitent Bank and Trust Co. Time Psyment nans ' 1 =u 1229 MAIN ST. Optn Evoningt tlH 9 - Thun. tlB 6 - MANCHESTER "'4 A. WINDSOR AYEh r o u te 83, ROCKVUIE aiS-3369 643-248S 'Ovor 35 Yoon SoEIng and Sorvicin9 Chovrolott!'' SHOP ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AND ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s a v e

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,-V PAGE SIXTEEN- M A N C ^TE k EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1972- MANCHiSStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRmAY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN "T“ R ock ville Tbe Bosley Award, gi^n an­ 'A Ctockwork Orange’ the best Court Cases nually "to that ftlm criOc who movie of the year." Coventr tion, but that the board Is work­ Hospital Notes consistently ex^ores the far­ Twiggy, the model-tumed-ac- ing toward holding the line at ANTIQU5 thest Umtts of bad taste,’^went tresa, got the Uncrossed Heart about a five percent increase, cauxn oavuT u VIsHlag hours are M:M to 8 "in a jdastio-Uned dog^ bag Award for being "the least which would include raises and abUMhMter S«MlaB p.m. in an aieas except nur- for motion-picture sickness only promising young performer of the normal yearly Increment. AUCTION WE GUARANTEE YOU In other cemment, support to ■ the entire Society of New Lacks Mandate on School Budget A ST-jreaiMdd CHaatonbury toniliy where they are S to 4 the year” tor )ier work in “The 8ATVBDAY,,^APBIL $$ — 18 A.M. TIU. IT’S GONE and to 8 p.m. Tork Film Critics for naming was expressed for adult educa- man, IBdward Pfau a t los TVyon Boyfriend." ^ niglit’s hearlig on the WBLLSWEBP e s t a t e s , ROUTE 816, ANDOVER ran through cltisen discussion es “not significant’’, and asked members repeated earlier as­ Wilde In general duties at that Uen spending and . for the new St, was ftven 4 one>year Jail hoard of RdUcatlte budget -wa* < H Mile South from Route 6, 4 Miles North from Route 6 in the four-hour session, which what Hardy would consider sig* sertions that the new program school, and the position Is felt teaching pcsltions, which in­ sentences, execution suspend­ Admitted Thursday: Gladys a mirprlM ta many ^ y e . After was centered mainly on the clude a fifth grade teacher, and * OLD WOOD TOOLS (Start Bid) • BEER BOTTLES $1.00 ed after lour niMiths, by Judge nlflcant. Loyslm noted that the takes up only one per cent of by the board and Hardy to be * TENT IN BAG $5.00 * GOV. WINTHROP DESK • SMALL laits, Rockville Nursing Home, HAPPINESS and PEACi It TPkn held ovito frtan Tuesday comments Of only about half a art, music and physical educa­ Increase goes along 'with only a the bu(!^et, and that other in­ badly needed because of enroll­ CHEST HAND CARVED * BRASS AND BRONZE VERT OLD Stanley Tesuklewics yesterday. night, when the general govem- tion perscnnel.' All but the cur­ RockvlUe; Richard Engstrom, donn residents who repeatedly projected 2.8 per cent incretwe creases are to correct existing ment, about 600, at that school. (aoisonne) * MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS • "nie sentences were given on nient ^l»dget waa - dtacuBsed, rose to moke comment. rent fifth grade teacher are two counts threatening, one In enrollment, and asked the deficiencies. In addition, the vice principal LAWN FURNITURE * OFFICE FURNITURE * OLD CHEST a t School St., Somersville; Gall very few people came out. fo r The budget propoeed tor the presently employed and work­ AND TRUNKS * RA’TTAN (A completa Suite) • HAND count of second^legTee criminal Bailey, Oak St., RockvlUe; Shir­ Tewn Council. to recommend a In line with this, board mem­ 'would free Wilde to'travel to Shop,then the school hoanl hearing, ac­ sohOol b o a r d tor 1972-78 cut . In school propojMls. ing under the Emei^ency Em­ CARVB2D STANDd mischief, and one count ol ley Harnel, Thompson St., Rock- tually only gbout 80 towiia- amounts to $3,178,080, up from bers explained the need tor the other schools to study modular ployment Act, although the OAMPINO AND OUTDOOR E(}UIPMENT * 2 BOAT OF MIND tar 60 DAYS Jean Campbell repeated her criminal trespass, after Judge viUe; DoimaMarie Gagne,' Pln- pe«o|de-ht-laTt». the current year’s approprlaUon two new administrative posi­ scheduling programs, since beard bos Included these posi­ ’TVs AM RADIOS, BK7YCLES Tesuklewics had studied a pre­ ney «U .^ts., RockvUle; Shep­ YOU GET THIS GUARANTEE ONLY IF YOU lUY A USED CAR WITH J t n past years, echoed board o f $1,888,040. The bulk o f the request tor more conseling at tions, an admlnlRtraUve assis­ there are plans to go in this di­ tion* tor next year as If the OFFICE EQinPMENT AND FURNITURE sentence investigation. Pfau ard Nedeau, Grove St., Rock- ^ OUR LITTLE SIGN SHOWING IN THEJWINDOW. Like Hit one shewn budgets have drawn heavy gen­ spending Is in teacher’s and the elementary level, 'and Bar­ tant for Hardy and a vice-prin­ rection in the high school wlttiln town were footing the bill. LUNCH AVAILABLE had ideaded guilty to the vlUe; Debra Reid, E. Main St, ” S&S BUICK eral wonsnii^t along die lines of administrators’ salaries, with bara Woods bMked elementary cipal at the h i^ school. the next few years. Wilde has Hardy explained that there is charges.. RockvlUe; Jeffrey Tomiddns, bert.. . Thetis oer 100% Guarantee. It simply states that for 60 days, — , ' massive cut* over­ four and one half new poeitions physical education, recelvit^; The administrative assistant said that he 1s not free to leave good reason to believe %at Addltianal charges against caark Rd., RockvUle; Patricia *SAMHEUV« wMi ne wiBtuge Bmitation, if anything poops out that the Guoraotee all, hut 'uoit ’night’s dlscusslcn propoeed in the former cate- IxtMrd assurances that the pro­ would work In the area of verti­ the building tor- any reason, EEA funds (^11 be available tor Pfau of intoxication, third- Bronson, Main St., TalcottvUle. soys weoMo't peep eat. we'l tlx it FREE, including Reploefiiient Forts was UnHted ntainly to a picking g&y, and two In the latter. gram would continue ,1. cal curriculum coordination, since there is no (me there to these posU^&nyway, but that It degree criminal mischief, and Births Thursday: A son to Mr. . apart 6 t many items, with little In the area of general com­ Several questions centered on that Is, coordination between take over In his absence. 'would not be fair-if the funds disorderly conduct were noUed and Mrs. Richard Urban, Hlgii A 'Ood Labor. SenMal^crlticIwh at the p ro- ment Stephen Loyslm said he budget Increases as related to grades, as well as in evaluation In response to other com­ were cut and the town was left by the prosecutor. St., RockvlUe; a son to Mr. and l' So new yoe know how to leak for a Good Used Cor and Something P**®*^ J*. ■ p e r ' cMJt increase In has heard that Donald Hardy, the new nongraded kindergar­ of staff, among other duties. ment, the board explained that with unbudgeted personnel. Police said the charges stem­ iS n . l^Tlllam Nooiuui, Grant lonMtoguitbonMi8~ oe_-.. ■■ - • mAwa aa ^ a . spesuUhg.' superintendent of schools, has ten program, to be tmplementf ’The vice principal would as­ teachers’ salaries tor the new The board stressed that it med from a domestic disturb­ Hill Rd., ToUand. •Inst As E important. iB p o rra n i Hew To Stay Cohn WhHe Doing It. No main thread of concern SCRANTON termed the IS per cent Increas­ ed In the faU. H ardy and hoard sist hljh school principal Milton school year are Still in negoUa- feels these areas are of utmoet ance at a Marlborough home importance, regardless of earlier this year. . Discharged Thursday: Paul With Ne MHee^ LimHetieii for 60 Dcfyu' 'Whether or not they are EEA- Gagrie, Orchard St, RockvUle; 1, funded. MOTORS Ronald Blank, Crystal Lake Gerald P. Too, 21, of East liWth discussion lim ited to on­ Rd., RockvlUe; MerrUl Champ- 4 MILES NORTH W VERMON ROUTE 83 — 872-9145 — VERNON*' HartfM d, w a s . sentenced to 90 NEW 72 BUICK SKYLARK ^ 70 Lincoln Mark lU 5795.00 70 Cadilloe 4595,00 ly a handful of citizens, and Un, Snipsic VlHage, EUlngton; CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE — PONTIAC days in Jail, execution suspend­ wMlswolh, bvmpw Continental, full power, air rondlUonlng, turquoise, Sedan DeVlIle, All Power Equipped, Green HERMAN MOTORS CIRCLE ON MUIE IS little criticism of the over-o Mary Rattazxl, Brandy St., Bol­ low mileage \ ed, and placed on probation for all sch(X)t board figure, there ton; Shirley Michael, Bald HIU uig whesl, front g rtarcarpoH, Stodi #227S. two years, on a charge of pub­ SS WIND$<» AVI. I H M S i appears to be no clear-cut man­ DEMO BRAND NEW Rd., Tolland; Donald Fortuna, 71 Plymoufh Diisfer 2395.00 70 Torino ^vilOO ROCKVIUE '7$ OBAND PBK lic indecency. ' • 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, Auto., PS, Gold date to the Town Council as to ’72 OLDSMOBILE 2 Talcott Ave., RockvUle; Joyce 2-Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Green 2 • Door, V-8, automstio, He was found guilty after a MONDAY'iulsOAY, WioNESOAY HIBAV l:S6 what directiem it should take in CUTLASS Frasier, Orchard St., R ock^e; LABEL PRICE $3585.45 OUR PRICE???? PS, PB, sir condltliHilngi short trial yesterday. CmYSLEK, PLYMOUTH, VAUANT DEALEK THURSDAY TIM f:}0 SATURDAY Till 4:30 the next few weeks regarding stereo radio and more. WilUam Jones, RockvlUe Memo­ 70 Chevr^lef Impolo 2395.00 71 Vega 2195.00 cuts in school proposals. The Tinted windshield, disc U S A M P U M IY ^ List 88088 brakes, power steering, rial NUrsir^ Home, RockvUle; a-Dr. Hardh^, V8, Auto., PS, Turquoise/Vlnyl roof Coupe, 4 Auto., Clean, Lime Gold ^ council has Indicated strongly Several persons scheduled lor lA V E 1088 automatic, radio, vinyl Mrs. Sandra Usher and son. that it will recommend a cut, court yesterday failed to appear, WHY PAY PON eyBUHBAP? ViSIT US and more. No. 7069. Laurel Trail, Coventry. .69 Ford Squire ^95.00 however, in 'both school and gen­ including: 70 Dodge Swings^ 2195.00 SPECIAL $4999 $3440 Wagmi, V8, Auto., PS, PB, Green, Real Clean eral government spending . for Glenn P. Beaulieu, 20, of Hart­ 2-Dr. Rbidtop, PS, Grean*^ next year. ford, charged with third-degree Lampoon Picks 69 Pontiac Catalina 219S.00 The New 1972 Chrysler« BuHf to lost., The town meeting, at which larceny, tb s $100 bond w a? fo r ­ 4-Dr., V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., Green 70 Poiitiac Tempest 2195JM feited. townspeople will Anally vote on 2-Dr. Htp., V8, AUto., PS, Maroon, black vinyl roof next year’s budget, is slated for Leonard B. Kearns, 2S, of 21 ‘Worst Movie’ 71 Chevrolet Malibu 2995.00 Scranton's J Pioneer Circle, charged with NEW 72 BUICK LeSabre RMWTOP M ay IS. CAMKUDGE, Mass. (AP) — tact^ry Air Cwnditiwning, •4ftemotic, M w tr storing, powwr-1 mp-t V8, Auto., PS, Air Cond., Brown with NtWPORT ROYAL 2 DR; HARDTOP <^>eratlng a m otor vehicle while wWltwoHs, linttd wlnie - 1 Tiai eaMURn. BuUding Hearing Room. power brakes, 1,800 miles, el, irieadsd guilty to faUure to and ‘Candice Bergen as worst ^ST^MOUaSKCiaORSTOjifiOSEFROM * 66 VW 1145.00 Sedan, Beige, Real 65 VW 1045.00 No opposition has developed stereo. obey tra^ftc ctmtrol signs, and actress for “T.R. Baskin." Deluxe Sedan, Red. 69 VW 1745.00 d e a n . Deluxe Sunroof, Blue. 71 OMsmoUle $4995 Dduxe Sedan, Beige to any of the existing ^fleers ’Toronado. V-8, automatic, w as fitted $25. Eddie Egan was named worst and all are expected to be re- 64 PoiiHac $695 69 VW 1745.00 68 VW 1495.00 70 VW 1895.00 40 OTHER FAqORT FRESH NEW CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. PS, PB, air c(Midltionlng,_ Bonneville 2-Door Hardtop. . waiter A. Ford, 26, of Coven­ supporting actor for his wmb in S & S BUICK Deluxe Sunroof Sedan, 70 VW 2295.00 Deluxe Sedan, Auto., Deluxe Sedan. 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'ft PAGE EIGHTEEN M AN CTES'^ EVENING HERALD, MAN^^IESTER', CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HEHlALi), MANCHESTER, CONN., PRH)AY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN JhSL Pirates Needed Walt Tkaezuk By FARL YOST if. Sports Editor But Settled for All over Ice NEW Yt)RK (AP)—Walter Tkaezuk’s nose travels Amerioaa LMgiie NEW YORK (AP)— ^The Then I used the palm ball all Giusti replaced Walker at opened the fifth inning with an an interest route on his face, going from here to thwe of tickets a fan can buy. T h e' Sun- East DivMoa •Black Book Jottings Pittsburgh Pirates needed North.” , this juncture and squirmed out infield hit to trigger the Giants’ and back to here again. It is the nose of a hockey plaj^r . day, Aug. 20 attraction will feature the W L Pet. GB When only 11,319 baseball fans turn­ The hot Los Angeles Dodgers cf hot water, two-run rally. ^ ^ Balttmore and right now, One of the New York Rangers’ very best ed out for the 1972 American League New York Giants against the New York a hand, in the ninth inning 1. .800 — and settled for Dave Gius- walloped the AUanta Braves 11- Manny SanguiUen drove in hockey players. - ribie. ^ y shouldn’t do toat to opening game Tuesday night at Yankee Jets. All seats will be reserved. This 1 and the San Francisco Giants two early runs for the Pirates' DODGERS - BRAVES Cleveland 2 .500 i n year the profits wUl be split by Yale ti’s palm. It Was Tkaezuk who set up yg t, Stadium In New York it marked the beat the San Diego Padres 2-1 and theyj scored three more The Dodgers conUnued their ® 2 .«00 IH "I went to the palm ball smd Bruce MacGregor’s short-’ injury-plagued smallest crowd for a Yankee Ud-Ufter and the United Way,, a chSrltable or­ in the Natlcnal League’s other runs in a seventh-inning rally assault..... k,>1Pi>home run of the season, in the second inning on seven .250 2% rates out a late Jam to preserve West Division Chlcago-a triumph that gave u,ey should be doing lately and Atlanta Braves. The local righthander tip-top alippe at Memorial 'Field. The wet the Detroit T igers" 1-0 in the Ron Santo crashed a two-run straight singles. A total of 18 Oakland toe Rangers a commanding 8-0, they>re on toe verge worked the first seven innings a g j ^ t weather in the past three weeks has not o.h« rmeri^'"LeE;^e’s only gam;'! hemer for Chicago in the sixth, hits in Thursday night’s game 4 .800 — edge in their best-of-seven Na- ^f making it to the Stanley Cup Los Angeles ■ and was tagged with all helped the situation any. . .Ed Tryon of , / washed^out the game be- (California 2 .600 IH 1 1,1 * * • at Atlanta Stadium gave die Uonal Hockey League Stanley fl,jaU for the first time in 22 three runs in a 3-1 setback to the Dod­ Manches^r has been named umplre-ln- Kansas City 8 ..600 m Sunday pitch *after*^ the °CulJMilwaukee and New GIANTS - -PADRES Ledgers -60 for their four-game (Mp semifinals against toe years. gers. Before giving way to a reUef pitch­ chief again for the Connecticut Amateur Minnesota 1 .600 i n had scored two runs with none * *, *, Bobby Bwids singled home sweep of. the Braves. They Black Hawks. uu geems,” said defenseman er in the eighth inning, Kelley aUowed Softball Assn, games in this area. Other (Chicago 2 .400 2 out and had a man on second. „ the second of two San Fran- scored 26 ruM.^ ^ eight hits, the most damaging a homer members are Frank apareUi, Carl Bo­ Texas 1 .260 2n Tkaezuk was all over toe ice, Jim Nellson, sidelined with a He coaxed Art Shamsky to PIRATES - CUBS . cisco runs in the fifth inning kiUing penalties, forechecMng broken finger, "that toe more by Chris Cannlszaro. The Braves had lin, Tom Conran and Moe Archambault. ORIOLES ■ 'nOERS lhanda]r*B Bssalto foul out, then got Rick Monday Pittsburgh took a comfortable and the Giants held cn to beat furiously and was clearly toe players we lose, the better we only lour hits, two toy Rico Carty. . . Baltimore l, Detroit 0 Notes and Quotes and Bill North on strikeouts. 7-3 lead info the ninth inning on San Diego. Sam McDowell Paul Blair’s fourth-inning dominant force behind the play.’’ Hank Aaron, who told me during spring Mllwau|(i8lvNew York Mets, Washing­ goaUe Gary Smith had gone tor Thursday night’s winning whp died this week, was a member of ton Senators and Detroit 'Dgers. He Satnrdiars Ganies For Ray Culp after the loose puCk and sud- goal. the 1903 Yale varsity football team. pitched in relief for the Tigers last sea­ Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Boston denly, Tkaezuk was bearing Dennis Hull’s second score or son. . .Jake Banks, former minor league toe night fallowing MacGre­ Here ’n There Detroit at Milwaukee down on him. and Manchester Twilight League base­ To Gain Win gor’s short-handed goal had Just speculating, but it's possible that California at Texas “I was moving beck and ball player, was seriously injured xirtien Bo s t o n (a p ) — Ray ^ year, we’re go­ erto sc(»ed toe 1^. Louis goals day," Johnspn said, his tengtre NEW YORK (AP) — series 2-0 by setting their own In the American Basketball at Detroit, ;has gotten the ball, , , ^ *® lot better than that.” •— Some National Hockey he toured the Soviet Union’s by the National Rifle Assn. AQss Glass others have been shifted to neutral 7 night, ;,^foore4:.i thrila . himself ing weU now. 'We Juilt have to early in the final period. “We can play a lot better firmly lm{rfanted in his cheek. on game No. 3 because Association West Finals, the cut of the infield twice in 16 l-O ), ■night. ■ •• s "If we win that one, we’U have League players may find them­ training camp last year. is also a member of the Glastonbury Ri­ neighboring sites because home fields New York struck out Cinciimati (Nolan 1-0) Thuraday ak the. Bruins de­ keep gotog.” The Bruins took a 8-0, lead than that,” Arbour said "I "That’s Just one game,” said _ , , , , j ** ***® Cetti**’ rhythm. Utah Stars take a 2-1 lead to subsequent times at the plate . selves trying to catch their “ While the (Canadians will fle Club. . .B\>r the first time since YcUe have either been under water or too wet 11 lanta (Reed 1-0), night. - feated the St. Loula Blues 10-2 Bueyk, who had three goals after the first period on goals can’t understand it They come Beaton coach Tom Johnson. a better chance." -Boston S fast ball, and i f . “ They were able to up the Bloomington, Ind., against the Carltcn Fisk of Keene, N.H., breaths vriien they meet the Just be completing training Bowl was open to pro football teams for to play on. There hasn’t been a sprlqg San Diego (Grief 1-0) at Los the Knicks want to stay in tempo of the game,” said Brad- Pacere Saturday night. The 'wiU get his first chance to start best Russian hockey players, camps, the Russians will be at the annual pre-season exhibltiim game within memory as bad as the current" Angeles (Downing 0-1), night. P the immp thev’re oninfr tn ^®y' ‘‘"^® ®^® *‘®®P “P PScers were bounced from this season when he catches their peak,’ ’ Williamson said there is no limit this year on the number one from a weather standpoint. Housten (Wiltcn Oi-1) at San EigTii Year .S22 Percentage East, MCC Play Saturday asserts the 1972 U.S. Olympic * go g them in the third quarter, their home in the State (Fair- Ckilp. Manager Eddie Kasko hockey coach. about the September dates. h a v e to go slow. but then they started hitting grounds (Coliseum at In- said he would use Fisk—who Francisco ((Cum beii|^ 1-0), “ The Russians probably will "It’s a known fact that the Playeivphllosopher Bill Brad- and we started missing.” dlanapoUs by a circus. has a good field, no hit reputa- *“*^*’’ _ . . , «- start their camp in late July, a Russians have one of the best Remember When the Setskethall Was Lumpy? ley was analyzing the sUcky “,Tliat’s what happens in a In the ABA Blast, the Virginia Uon—against the Yankees be- TV month before " the Canadians, Schools Busy Today, AND ccHiditloning programs in the statw of the National Basket- fast game.” Squires, with a 2-0 edge over cause of their speed and threat , Fortin To Coach and probably will have 15 to 20 world,” ■ Murray WlUiamson ball AsspclaUon semifinal ’ihe defending champion Mil- the New York Nets, twiddle on the bases. «ttsburgh at PhUadeqplita games under their belts by the St. Louis at Montreal said Thursday. "The (Canadians series udiich the Celtics could waukee Bucks will attemx>t to their thumbs awaiting a Mon- "I knew I can do the job, but RADK time the teariis meet.’ ’ Cinciimati at Atlanta, night should be playing them right Six Oldtimei's Enshrined Ue tonight if the Knicks fall stay in the semifinals Saturday day meeting in Unlondale, i hope I Just don’t play against Willlamsonj said he has a San Diego at Loa Angles, Seven Games on Card now when they’re at the peak into their trap again. with a home court victory over- N. Y., after a nlr-s-day delay be- one or two certr^n teams, " Legion Ball Club n close friendship with the for­ night The Kiiicks, who took _cwn- Los Angeles, which leads that cause of an ice show at the Pisk said. "You can’t keep "The emotions, I’m sure, ■will mer coach Olathe Russian team, Houston at San Francisco By DEAN YOST Sports Dial In Naismith Hall of Fame mand of the best-of-seven best-c(-7 series 3-2. Nets’ new Nassau (Cediseum sharp that way.” be Mgh on both sides. But a big Anatoly Tstfasov who led h is Sunday’s Gamea By EARL YOST Y — Rocco Lupacchlno 860, __After another rainy day that washed out schoolboy factor wUI be conditioning. And team to nine straight world ti­ CJhicago at New Torit • FAmiliar face will be back handily the reins of Man­ Pete Aceto 187-873, Billot FIslT diamond activity yesterday the schedule for today finils TONIGHT SPRINGFIELD, M a s / the Hall of BVime. was referring to owners, gener­ the Canadians are playing right tles before stepping down after Wins at ’'Rock Pittsburgh at PhUadelpUa 140-886, Carl Bolin 188-161-8tt, seven of the eight area hig^ schools in action, fidd con­ (AP) — The talk here At the enshrinement dinner, al managers, coaches.and play­ Strange Putting Style Paid Dividends j chester’s American LeKiop entry in ^ n e Eight play this 7:30 (18) W IN F w n c Base­ into the Russians’ hands.” the 1972 (Sold Medal victory in U(CLA (Coach John Wpoden re­ SALEM, N.H. (AP) — St. Louis at Montreal Joe Pagano 882, Andy Lamour^ Thursday, was about the ers in his criticism of. new­ season, W ^y Fortin. The latter came out of an eight- ditions permitting. East Ciatholic and Manchester ball: Tanks vs. Red Sox Plans were announced this the Winter Olympics at Japan. ceived a special honor, nevgr George Z. ($8) paced the $2,500 Cincinnati at Atlanta eaux 861, A1 Plrkoy 167-891, Community (krflege wm both ------^ ^ ------days when the ball was comers he said who are trying year “retirement” last summer to handle the squad and 8:00 (8) Basketball; Knicks week for a team of NHL play­ The Russians were upset in the befiMe awarded any sperts fig­ Cfonway mUe In 2:08 1-6 Thurs­ hSan Diego at Los Angelea Ken Seaton 186-802, Tony Mar- piay Saturday. to run the gam e today. He said, went on to post a 14-5 record. ances from John V^ggtn at vs. (Celtics ers to meet the best players world tournament this week. lumpy and the h^op looked ure. He was Inducted into the day night at Rockingham Park. Housten at San BYancisco Inelll 188-868, Don Simmons 100- m town, Cheney Tech Is in contrast, "the Bob Goug- Green and Dickinson Share Lead Prevloudy, from 1861 thru shortstop and Connie MoCknry from the Soviet Union in eight ”I wouldn’t be surprised to like a real basket. Hall of Ftame tor tile second 808, Fred MeCktrry 862, Howie slated to play on home grounds SATURDAY The occasion was the en- lases, the Jcdinny Woodens, and 1966, a six-year period. ForUa’a Hampton 102-140486, Dick Krol on the mound. M^ggin, only one games during September. see him return to coach for time. He is already recognized the Adolph Ruppe have given a RANCHO LA COSTA, the shot and I thought it de­ toama ooppad four aone and one as it hosts Goodwin Tech bf of two veterana returniiig to :00 (22) WrestUng riirlnement of six of basket- fired four-under-par 68s for a 882, Frank Calvo 864, Ed Kovis Four games are to be played that series in September,” said as a player at Purdue Univer­ lifetime to basketball.’’ served to be {qiplauded,” he Bob Hope ToTrade Punchy New Britain. Manchester High coach Mami/i parks’ club, :18 (SO) BasebaU: Pirates vs. baU’s great oldtimers in the Calif. (AP)—Hubert Green two-stroke advantage over de­ state title and waa a atate aeml- 189-161-402, Gene ’nritiaone 149- Williamson, who coached the sity. But because of his un­ said with an .Alabama drawl. travels to Meriddi’s Oeppa .troked a home run. PhlUiea the first week of September in Naismith Basketball Hall of Speaking of the most recent walked up to the ninth fending champion Jack 'l«ck- finalist on another ocoaslon and 861, Buss DeVeau 867, Roy De- Americans to a surprising Sil­ precedented accomplishments crisis in the sport, the conflict Green combined enough of a loaer in the finale 6a anotber. :00 (8) ARA Playotto. Utah Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg Fame. greton at the long, tough laus, Bruce Oampton and Jer­ With Sugar Ray Rohihson Veau 167-188483, Hank M a r ^ latiington High pre-seasen and Toronto ;the other four in ver Medal in the Olympics. as a coach, including six between the rival NBA and tihose good shots wit^ his ry Heard. Fortin gave up coacMng after vs. Pacers It was a day for reunions and La Costa Country Club golf 164404. * South W ndsor ^ tako everything, has Moscow Sept. 22-28. "This is something Tarasov al­ straight national champimishipe American Basketball Associ­ strange putting style Thursday Nlcklaus hi]d all 18 greens but the 1966 cainpaign but waa on (22) Baaeballi Yanks vs. reminiscences and prompted Na- course clapping his hands NORTH ChiU. East’s claim to fame aa h bo«- WllUamson has quite a bit of ways cherished. He has always at UCLA and eight in the last ation, Kennedy said “It can to share the first-round lead need 35 piw to stay among the Job again in 1969, winning Bed Sox tirxial Basketball ^Association about a short iron shot WEDNESDAY 77IVE8—Psm :1# (8) Baeeball: Oibe vs. experience in ccracMng against wanted to face the best of the nine years, the hall of fame di­ only be resolved by congres­ with Gardner Dickinson in the the leaderrlto this elite field of throws more puns then * * the sone crown with a 12-84 vlUe visits RockvUle Mgh, Tooth Commissiimer Walter Kennedy rectors voted him dual recognl- DeGandie 184, Roberta Shore C e ^ Valley Cbnfe^e at- the Russians in Internaticmal NHL players.” sional legislation that will re­ that left him a four-foot $165,000 Tournament of Cham­ 26 players who have scored punches, climbs into toe ring **®at®» In Ashtabula, He’s record. from Court Horned and Ed Ma­ Mete to tell the oldtimers, “guys who Uoii. putt for a birdie. 188-6U, Arme Rugglea 184478, tractions. In the CSiartor Oak :00 (8) CBS GoU couldn’t even dilne your shoes sult In a merger of the two pions. regular tour victories in toe against another comeback box- never fought there, either. ‘Overall, Fortln’a . teanu have Pam Niedert 404, Mary Boyko thews and have Mt the ball well, In other x^’^ntatlona, the leagues.” He said that could ‘ ’Weia,' I was pretty proud of Dickinson, 44, and Green, 25, last 12 mentos. compiled a brilliant record of Conference, Coventry Is* at Col­ but the opposition has been tSO (8) NBA PUyoffS are trying to run this game to­ 189409. chester’s Bacon Academy and day.” BYance Pom eroy award to the happen this year “with luck.” Amqld Palmer and Lee TYe- 97 wlna, 21 defeata and three oroeslng the iriate more often. SUNDAY Czechs End Russian Reign Asked about the signing «* « played at Mt. Nebo again. I— K ^s Youth Foundation. wUl be,’’ saldWl^ra Ckivanna 187, Reggie TomUn- Uea neighboring East Hartford only outing to date, Bosquet vs. Bed Sox tranrtates as "the puck.” ranking fourth in aU-time col­ magazine went to Travis Grant courage B coUege student to re­ Trevino tiever really got it Boya who have not reached oslovakian fans Jammed famed main in (xrflege to get Ms edu­ pugilist in Sugar Ray estimates that the aon 877, Jim Aceto 890. High at the Hornets’ field, whUe went the distance against St. :S0 (SO) Worid CSiamplonsMp Several celebrants were ar­ lege wins; Robert L. Douglas, of Kentucky State as the taj) going. He finished with a string their 19th Urtfaday by Sept, l Wenceslas Square Jeering cation.” Hoi^' aid the"^“f. uu reached Manchester C.C. welcomes TTromos Aquinas only to lose a Tennis rested near the square—scene 87, the coach and owner of the senior coUege jrfayer of the of four consecutive fives on his ,000 wtU he eUgaU'e to try out. PABKADE PINNETTES — “ Shalbu, Shaibu,” the slogan of year. Wooden supported Kennedy, South Central C.C. at Mt. Nebo heartbreaker, 1-0, :S0 (8) Trenton 200 Auto Race of bloody battles during the Renaissance Negro basketball card for 75. Palmer, wh^shot a Zone entilea win be Rock- Edi WMte 180473, Marian Gor­ :00 (8) Tournament of Cham- the Russian ice hockey team, 2 lurta l/Te ^ s To. toe Los Angeles area con ao- in a 10:80 contort. has run Into a string of Russian invasion of (Czech­ tea!m; Paul Endacott, 70, a star here today should take a great adding comments of his own 74, had the maktogs of aoecent vUle, Beat Hartford, Windaor "If ^ youngators WALLY FOWm* don 499, Sunny Panders 177496, after the Czechs ended the oslovakia in 1968. The crowd at the University of Kansas; deal of pride in this game, about high salaries. ” I think round imtll he bogeyed toe^Tto 1.000 Larics, Enfield, Vdhdaor, South It early sdaspn postponements, lU him •’ tevili ®ut and he said ” we cjmldtauuUe Lois Begin 201, Madeline Taflln and Bart are the oi^y siAools tw^Sartelwrt) rained out. nine-year Soviet reign as world later was- dispersed but police Max (Marty) Friedman, 82, a which still needs your support, they are way out of line.” from the rough, the to»eduled tilt with Eastern Cfon- Fran NVikls 470, Betty Plumley teati, while the Sagles, In four ___as„,A. coach cf the New York Yan­ gold medal. Finland scored a 8- team In technique and team Philadelphia Warriors and (Clif­ a man can imagine and it’s not en said he would not fight it. Someone asked Green, a tour 208-198-070, Marge McGlvem outlnks, are 2-2. both vlctoriee ® kees claims. ” i think that I 4 triumph over Sweden in the work but they lacked the ter- ford 'Wells, 78, the form er gotBg to be solved in the next ”If they want to turn pro, ,80|rfiomore who hasn’t played ROCKVILLE 466, Vivian Price 460, Ruth coming against Ledyard Hl^. j .u have been around baseball long day’s other (game. mendous spirit that moved the coach at THiIane University, and few weeks." that’s (dray. Just as long as they well since winning the Houston Death Qaims Billy Burke, Smith 478, Ginger Tourkas 601, Manchester M|k c^ned Its Ace Ron Ournon worked the enough to know what I’m talk­ don’t do it behind our backs,” CSiampicns International last Tlie Russian slogan which the Czechs. the fiYst executive director of Later he told newsmen he SCRAP C O .. Inc. Lori Jones 494, Phyllis Ucello Beasoa.,Moiiday in Meriden and Northwestern game and Coaoh ing about,” he eald. *Curner, he said. year, if he were talking to Mm- Won U.S. Open in Marathon 191-178-496( Lois LaPlne 177471, got bombed, 114 by Platt High. Jim DeWltt wUI probably send now 09, will soon atari Ms 00th " I stUl think the vast m ajor­ self on thi course. Camille Scute 178-480, Linda Young and inexperience, the Ms No. 2 ebuoker, Ray Camar- consecutive year in uniform. No ity of them would play the " I ’U talk to anybody, he O jEARWa TBR, Fla. (AP) — Burke was a member of the Oustafsen 491, Loretta Griffin Trtbo received good perform- co, agatoat South Central. “ one in the Mstoiy of the game game anyway, with- or without qulidMd. "The only thing is, TOP PKiCES PAID! ‘Winning All / Care About’ -WUUam John “ Billy” Burke, U.S. Ryder Chip team that met 176-467. can match this feat. Turner the big money, out of a love of when I’m playing there’s no­ who won the longaat playotf In a team of British professionsls spent 14 years in the minors be­ VOLKSWAGEN TIRES the game,” Woodemadded. body out there to wadch me and the history o f the UR. Open in 1981 and 1968. SILK d T Y -O a r i Klelnatuber fore reaching the majors at the New Supersonic Coach Says nobody to tglk to." whah he took the 19i9 title in Once the peraonal profes- 306-098, Harry Pleolty 202, Dick Ex-Missouri Coach and A.D., age 6t 98 -with the Boston Goto 203, Ron Custer 600, Chet Braves. SEATTLiE (A P) — fl\m Ifto- defense the past season. And Toledo, Ohio, bos died attar a slpnal for millionaire Henry J. WOLFSBURO Hockey at a'Glance Kosak 300-068, Ed Barrett 666, salke, newly af^rointed coach irms of the pact were not an­ the Milwaukee Bucks before go­ •eph o f Naugatuck, Oqnn. ger Laurin, trainer of Ogden an apparent heart attack . Coaches, Stalcup alao was a lap Sunday’s Games PlalnvllleAt Rockville summers teaching golf in Dark nounced. ing to Dallas, said It made no Boston at St .Louis, after­ NEWSPAPER Harbor. Maine. Ptrlpps’ Numbered Account, la A three-sport star at North­ member of the Helms Founda­ M PKATUM 1 6 5 x 1 5 Niasalke, 37, was named difference to him whether he noon, national TV Golf (WE HANDLE PAPiBR DBIVB8 F fm Burin and Oeoige Von Elm noted for Ms sueoeea with dls- west Missouri State CoUege, tion HaU of Fame. Plntetl.M F.E.T. American Baaketball Assocl- was coimected with the NBA or Chicago at New York East Catholic, Bulkeley at were tied at the end of ragu- Copt Suffolk nice tetfers. Derides having the 3- Stalcup was named to a num­ APB. SSnd — 9 P JL a^ott' Coach of the Year after the ABA. Xavier 72 holes in the 1999 Open BOSTON (AP) — Qui4t Love yeaiMdd champion of 1971, he ber of all-atar baskstbaU teama leading the Dallaa Chapcurrals F A P E R s l. RAPS (98), the heavy favorite, soored alao trained Drumtop, a gimar whUe piaylng under Coach Hen­ BalUmore’s Jim Palmer -lost " I think there’ll be a merger ]N|irtaKaiisett W iniier Tennis at< InvernMa Oolf Club and ti> a playoff qwt in his first or Consolidation within a year Bast Catholic at New Britain were stiU deadlooked after a 16 a m-length vlotory Thursday running mare wmr retired, and ry Iba at MaryvUle . only nine gamea tairt season STOCK TED head (^ r h in g Job. During hla 18 years at the wh^/winning ^ Of Ma two dt- or two, anyway," he said, PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) — Coventry at Rocky HUl ' HAROTORO TU RN Pira r o o k v il l b ; com m , m hola playoff the next day. At In the featured $4,000 Groton Kiaa OavandUb, a $1,000 years helm of the Mlaaouri Tlgbrs, feats, two wwAK) Vida Blue by Daianee was a major fachn- ^Nissalke succeeds Lenny WU- Native ’Trail ($6.60) scored a SIGN OF SUCCESS->Chi(»go Cub outfielder^lt Honrat 1 ^ this e ^ of a second 86. boles, Puree at Suffolk Downs. Ung who Von stakes in her dey. CAB RACES .Track 3-1 scores, to Boston’s Sonny TRUDON In tte Dallaa rise. The Chaps kens, who relinquished Ms length (detory in the featured Buriie held a ons shot load to Laurin is stabling fats horses (Stalcup teams wen 196 games North was happy when he looked up and saw Um- Bristol Central at Manchester whUe losing 1)T9. Biebert 3-0, Chicago’s ’ibmmy FuUfPngram ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE went last in defense the pre- coaching duties but wUl contin­ race Thursday at Narrangaiv ^ ■ ^2* ;-M. MOM. Ani H t claim th$ tttle. He and Vte Tlw NCteA golf ohamplcmsMp here awaiting the Hialeah ! Bob Engel flash the safe sign by extending his East CathoUo, Rocky HIU at John 1-0 and Detroit’s Miokoy vlMia yaar ledttw league In ue playing. sett Park- SAT. 7:00 A .IA i« 3:30 r.M . Elm played 144 holeB of golf in will be held at Miami, Fla., meeting wMrti opens March 8 Stalcup retired in 1962 to be­ Adm. 99 J9 Under U yra. 09q PHONE 646-2838 ds — palm down — in game’against Pittsburgh. B.O. Smith C all. June 19-84. and runa to April 39. come Uh> administrative aaslat- LoUen 2-1. j m .>»i »y m m m *

J*AOE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCWSTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21; 1972 MANCHESTER ,EVENIN< », MANCHESTER, CONN., PRH)AY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE U S . Five From Taking Chinesi^ get the job done

UNIONDALE. N. Y. school, they are handed rackets rigorously as a boxer preptudn^ for a ohSmplondiip fl| ^ (AP)—The sponge paddle, and are exposed to the very best coaching. ''They strengthen . theh' lafs Mofopeyek»-4WeVdw I I Hoi^oliold Sdrvlet 13-A Moving - Help Wanted-Femole 38 superb condition and dedi­ "I would say that. China copld and arms with oalUdhnios, doj CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS road work and practice hours 8;30 A.M. to 5*00 P.M. ATITOB, garages, and ceUara Tflicklng — SfOWigO 20 cation make the Chinese field four or five teams as gcwd 2nd Annual DELICATESSEN CLERKS as that now touring the United at a tim e," the veteran sald.| trucking. m a n CHB8TEr \— Delivery — H A P P Y A D S Order Your the best table*^tennis play­ AND States." • ^ "Until recently table temds COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CaU between 6-8 p.m„p.m ., 846 trucking and package de- ers in the world, but Uncle The Ohlntese defeated a U.S. have been little more tluin a| OPEN HOUSE 6848, 849-8888, or a irtim e Sat­ Uvery. Refrigerators, washers CASHIERS urday. “ Happy Sam can bridge the gap in team before a crow d o f 8,600 at parlor game in the United' 4:80 P JI. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION SATURDAY, APRIL 21st and stove moving specialty. Part-time openings on after­ Nassau Obunt r*s new Coliseum States. i five years,' a three-time 3 Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:80 p.m. Friday < SUNDAY, APRIL 22nd. POWER mowers, hand mowers Folding chairs for rent. 649- noon or evening shifts. Ex- Thursday afternoon, the fifth ‘ B u t, after watching the Chi-* sbarpetUng and repairing ser­ 0752. ceneii^startlng rate and ex­ Thought” American champion pre­ one-sided victory since the tour nese, I think we wlU see an ex-^ PLEASE READ Y0UR AD INTRODUCING vice. CaU "ShavpaU.’’ Free cellent fringe benefits. Ap­ dicted today. started In Detroit a week ago. plosion of new converts who 1972 MODELS pick-up and deUvery. 648-5806. ply: The united States’ only vloto- are wlUing to dedicate them­ Pointing - Papering 21 “I tblnk this by the CU- OlMsilled OT "Want Ada" aro taken over tee phone as a Today! ry was scored by SO-year^dd selves to the game. We could; HARLEY DAVIDSON & MOTT'S nes& to this country after our ™ advertlaer should read his ad the FIRST REWBIAVINO a t burns, moth- RICHARD E. MARTIN.. iuU Snol Resek of Junloa, N.T., be level with the Chlnesh In n? ^ P E ^ ^ REPORT ERRORS in tene for tee SUZUKI CYCLES . holes, slppers repaired. Win­ SHOP-RITE visit to Mainland China set professional painting service, who beat Ch’en Fao-Chlng in an next lnaertton._ne R e^d is responalble for only ONE In- dow shades made to measure, SUPER MARKET oft a new wave o( taUIS^tainis five years." . i Free helmet with purchase of . Interior-exterior. Free esti­ exciting, slam bang m atch 88- Buklet said table tn u ils wafe ^ insertion tor any advertisenient and then all slaa Venetian blinds. Keys 687 E . M iddle Tpke., CALL 643-2711 enthuslaam in this country," Suzuki street hike. m ates, fu lly insured. 849-4411. 80, 16-31, 21-U. . dominated by Europeans, the, to tee extrat of a "make good" inoertion. Errors whleh made whUe you vrait. Tape re­ said Bernard Buktet, S3, of New ***** leaaen the valm rt the adverUaement wUl not be Free cycle carrier with pur­ Manchester, Coim. It w as the. fourth win fo r an Brltlah parUoulariy, unta the< corders tor rent. Mariow’a, 867 WALLPAPER hanging, done Tork, (sie oLthe united States’ oorreotod by "make good" insertion. chase of any trail bike. Manchester American in 3ft matches. Other sponge paddle reidaoed the! Main St., 649-6831. professionally. clean WOMAN wanted for general . . . Soflwon* top players for the last two dec­ Buy a Harley Daiddson big Neat, victories had been scored, by pimpled rubber bat in IM . ' ; twin ahd get a 8860 mini-bike Job. No painting. Cal( 648-2068 housework, one day weekly. On may hov* sMt you ades. HAVE TRUCX wUl travel. Odd Evening Dal-joon Lee, Korean-born UUi. "It became ft new game," be! at half price. after 6 p.m. bus line. Phone 646-7345. o k o p p y a d l "Tou must remember there champion; Dell Swserls of added. "The Orientals ■ CW-' 643-2711 clean attics and c e l l a r s . ______are more than S mlUlon regis­ Grand Rapids, Mich., and Wen­ nese, Ji^Mnese and Koreans— 19761971 World ChamiUonablp m e removal. Free estimates. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Herald tered jdayers ' in Oommuidst dy Hicks of Santa Baihaia, Oa- became very adept with the Grand Prix motorcycle films College student. 8768068, decorating, Interior and ex- EXPERIENCED hairdresser. China and we have a coiqde of wiU be shown. Call 6467668 or 8766647. lif., 16yearKdd U.S. women’s qionge paddle. We {day more- Automobiles For Sole 4 AMBmoUS eoUege atudenta, ______thousand but only about 26 champion. defensively, have longer raIUeB.| Refreshments, door prizes and world class compettton. CHRYSLER Newport 1971, 4- Bukelt, who came to the They are more aggressive, > gifts. UvS 6469868^^ one day Jper * .week. »?!l‘ CTall 6467204 "m China, all the Uds dream HERALD doof hardtop, must sacrifice B ^ ] 0 GENTLE DUSTING—^usie Whitted dusts off all the bases prior (AP photo) United States from P o la n d . 80 stay close to the table and try! washing. Call 6460066 or 646 CEULINO apeclaUst — expert after 8 p.m . , cheerleader at Jacksonville University in Florida, even gives ttie of becoming taUe tennis cham­ year ago, said Chinese ping and seU. Excellent condition, NEW LONDON CX)UNTY to each Atlanta Braves’ home game. Susie, 19, a freshman and to put the ball away on., every* BOX LEHERS 4488 tor free eatlmato. workmanship. One celling or plate umpire a pat as the fans appreciate her sense of humor. pion. As soon'as they get in pongers train for'the sport as 17,009 m iles, fuUy equipped, MOTORCYCLE SALES I didn't forget this year. ^ ------^_I_ ____ 876-8164. all your oelUngs repaired apd ATTENTION F o r Y o u r t Route 184, Groton. WASHING machine repairs, painted. Also interior paint^ RCA, Whirlpool, * Kenmore, Phone 1-4469746. and wallpapering. CalL-2186 Let the town be my witness. Informatton Maytag. Reasonable rates. HOUSEWIVES Crom e H as U niversal lArnguage • 1966 CHE'VY n , good tranapor- 0778. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and THE H E R A IJ) wlU not taUon, 1396. 742-7948. COMPETITION Cycle Acces­ — ------McDonald’s is now employing Happy Birthday Fan W ill Soon Forget disclose .the identity of sories for traU and motocroes Dry (leaning, 276 West Middle INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- women. Work part-time while any advertiser ualng box 1966 CHEVY IMP ALA, good riders. Urea studded. i61 Pine Turnpike, next.to and cla l rates fo r pecp>le over 65. your children are at school. letters. Readers answer­ condition, asking 8600. 684 Street, rear, Manchester. Shbp, 648-4918, 6469789. CSaU m y com petitors, then caU Hours 11-2 or 11-8, Monday Love, Basketball, Invented Sport,! ing blind box ads who North Main St. 643-0764. Hours daily 69 p.m., Saturday T-TPHT nuTlrf- *»*^- Eatlmates given. 6467863. through Friday. A^ly in person, desire to protect their 166 p.m . Woody identity con foUow this 1966 PLYMOUTH, Fury HI, tics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns. Walkout by Play ers p r o c ^ u r e : 383, autom atic, air condiUon- 1667 350 OC YAMAHA, 8400. Ex- trees cut and removed. Call PioOT Rulsllhia 2 4 MCDONALD’S Ing, power steering, power ceUent condition. Call 6461879 648-6000. ® CARRY-OUT Happy Birthday The Least Pompous of All; Enclose your reply to FLOOR SANDING, and refin- the box in an envelope - brakes, 646-0688. evenings. CARPENTRY, repairs, odd RESTAURANT Place a "Happy Ad" DADDY NEW YORK (NEA) — ilies and a livelihood today. 8200,000 a year salaries. And we lahlng (specializing in older address to . the ClussiUed Jobs, light trucking. Phone 846 Yet heroes are expected to be feel an encroaching cynicism: NEW YORK (NEA) — basketbaU. For others, footbaUlxIng with a long-gone version’ WO VOLKSWAGEN sedan, floors), faalde and outside 46 West Center St., Manchester Love, T h e . baseball p I a y e r s’ M an ager, Manchester 8804. painting. No Job too smaU. cut from a wholly different Are these romantic heroes Hes­ Of the three major team was out If they had an aver- of ourselves in snea,ken the' Evening Herald, together private owner, excellent con­ 1968 HONDA CX., 860, |460.<’CaU for only . . . $ 1.50 Mom, Sharon, Keith strike, in the end, will have J(dm VerfalUe, 6465750, 872- cloth. They mav look like the sians? - srort championsmps, the slon to violence or cold weather, bat-drawn plate In the dust^ with a memo Uafi^ the dition. Should be seen. 646 8469376 evenings. WOMEN — Are you looking to and Lynn Marie little effect on the fan. rest o t us, but'they must act No, they are simple men, BasketbaU has the unusual ad- But that was so long gone aga! companies you do NOT 4020. 2222 . NBA's is ceiiainly u e least FOR YOUR motorcycle insur­ Baildiiig Contioetliig 14 be your cwn boss ip your own As the clouds gather around and perform like demi-gods. trained in the ways of a cap­ vantages of being suitable for wont to see your letter. pompous. Fan Of Aotkm 1968 PONTIAC Tempest con­ ance caU tee Crockett Agen­ business? We wlU train you to the double jday at second base Baseball Heroes italistic society. The system, tells play outdoors or indoors. And Yoiur Irtter wUI be de­ MASONRY — AU types o f FootbaU is amdous for fans.' vertible, autmnatic, 6 cylinder, cy. Ask tor B e^ Turner, 846 Bomb - sell cosmetics at your own Happy and the heat of the pennant race "Baseball heroes," wrote Tris­ us that we can earn as much It has none of the super for being enjoyable to be jday stroyed if the advertiser stone, brick fireplaces, walla, Zm ^ Z C U— - - r r - tiivyjrvuiB lo oe piay- to became a part of the vloientj good condition. First |800: Call 1677. pace. SmaU Investment for big "KEEP SMILING — 30th Anniversary warma in August, the fan will tram Coffin, in “The Old Ball as our expertness and as much is one you’ve menUonbd. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Stoeks - MoitgagM 27 commission. CaU for personal 0*“ someone else action and relieve wfakqday) If not it wlU be handled 8768066. forget the passions of the spring Game,” "stnittlng and fretting as the laws of supply and de­ of the worldly grandiosity of or with faro others or even nine Job too smaU. Free estimates. MrvRTv^Ar-Ti'a interview. Miss Kirsche, 646 DICK & ELAINE WEBB strike. ’The fan has a memory basebaU. friistrattons through indiiect| in the usual manner. upon an artificial stage, find mand dictate. Yet under the others. 1969 DART SWINGER — gold, Over 20 yeara experience. Af- 6783, 12-8. KEEP HAPPY" from fuse as short as his temper. means. Yet for many of us,* Buslnen Services 1 ? ond, third. AU kinds. R ealty Your CSiildren Gini and their personalitleB being cram­ reserve clause (in which an It is caUed the National standard, excellent condition- ter 0 p.m . 648-1870, 644-3970. "What have you done for us Thy to iriay fooMMdl or base­ the thought of Just putting on| statewide. Credit rating uimec- MATURE woman to stay Nancy, and Grandchildren med into basic stereotypes that owner determines' a player’s BasketbaU Assooletloo riuun- baU by yourseU and. you wUl be a helmet j^n^es our vicarious' Call. 649-5860. essary. Reaaonatrie, Ocxiflden- lately?” is all he asks, aU he’s the world seems never to have baseball life) and under the plonshlp play-offs, pure and -■--- GARDENS TOtotUled b y smaU R(X>M addlttona, doraiera, ga­ nights, central location, pri­ AnnMarle and Linda Lee dragged off to a padded ceU. Lost ond Found 1 tial, quick arrangements. Al­ ever asked. been without.” So Vnille Mays monopolistic power (that makis simple. It has not wraiqped It­ 1666 R A M K .E R Classic 770, 2- tractor. Cal) 649-6804. rages, add-6levelB, roofing, vate room, television, full or . . So, a great attraction to the m am i a t us vin Lundy Agency. 637-7971. Happy 8th Birthday "The only thing that will be and Tom Seaver are contempor­ contract "haggUng’’ a ritual and self in a blanket But basketbaU: Most o t lis door hardtop, 6 cylinder, stan­ siding, foundations. Low, low part-tim e. 649-6418. Happy Birthday oc uiMfaous basketbaU ohamptonshlps is the oen stUl go out to the garage FOUND — Small male black 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ relevant to the fan," said TV)m ary America’s summertime ver­ nothing more), the professional chauvinism and dard transmission, sharp. RUGS shampooed, professional­ prices. Bank financing. Add-A- NANCY B. and tan Derman Shepherd ford . Evenings, 238-6879. MATURE woman as compan­ Seaver, the Mets’ star pitcher sion of Hercules and Achilles. baseball player lives outside the a a th.. * I ------ablUty|»wKtJis for large our pockets v* m of o our auvy Pr a o the a p ana, aUey m hoop SU and, in afi 8666. 646629Q. ly, special spring cleaning Level Dorm er, 289-0449. We Goofed KATHY MANSEAU !!i oil PBROOKS into his ifls ia a b t beer and be­ ^ has not-not yet. anyway at bat, we are really empa£ worldwide. Baseball is' played FOUND — Itltti setter, red, BUICK Skylark convert- wmic. Steps, dormers. Resi­ C hicago CMbs, and a man from earn in a free market. SHARPENING Service — Saws, $2 per hour. 6469163 after 6 MR. STBINMBYER Happy 18th Birthday moans his knickered heroes. He —devised any self-serving and " »«»mr in Holland and Italy aome, and' male. ChU D eg Warden, 646 *We, blue, fuUy equipped, alr- dential or com m ercial. CaU Punxsutawney, Pa., and another Receipts Up loilves, axes, shears, skates, p.m . MR. McCUBREY still cannot accept the realiam self-paylng poUs with loaded Japan and Taiwan and Latin 4S6S. cmiditloning,. new tires, trans- 8464391. Business Opportunity 28 Now You Can Vote! from Muskegon are with Balti­ For example, major league rotary blades. <)uick )Wiyice. AND CHAPERONES Love, that they are actually mortal questions to determine that it is America a great deal. UtUe ; m l n ^ )>)rakes, ^ ex ^ u a t, m ore. clubs’ gate receipts have in­ - Capttoi Equipment . Co., 88- CARPENTRY^ ^ Repairs, re- MANCHESTER — Laundromat CXiERK typist to work in amaU 'nranks for taking us. Dad, Ma, Elisa, Nana, men who play this kid’s game, ' ihdeed the greatest' thing' fo B i l l S k o n e s k i elaewhere. - - ^ ■ ■ ...... , ...... ' ' *------Ixmket seats, exOelleht condl- And so we are shocked and creased to 80 tim es what they Main St., Manchester. Heura modelfag, addltians, roofing. and Coin Dry Cleaning in busy office. Prestige Park Rd., We had a great time. and Squeaky says "Me too." and play It for profit. They play happen to this couutiy since Outalde of the United States Announeemeiits 2 ttoo, fan. 6462687.______benumbed by such mundane M*ere In 1883 but the average daily 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:369 OaB David Patrla, South Wind­ shopping center, itowly re­ Bfast Hartford, 6 days 'weekly, The 120 Group it, not only because — like that traffic Jams. As pro footbaU and Renamed Head footbaU la played almost hoti^ matters as meriod (according to Dr. Harold owner, 8676. CaU after 6 p.m ., selling — moving out of state. 2869644 for rq>polntment And the pro basketbaU cham­ the words of one Brltlah. Jour­ ground. Partial listing of deal­ do smaU repair Jobe and paint­ modeling specialist. AddiUons, PAUL CURTISS Seymour, author of "Baseball: 649-0841. CaU 643-4913. MOM The Golden Age” ). pionship may be closer to the At — the,annual------meeting of the nalist, "a game for bloody ma«L ers exhibiting —‘ Mary BlSis, ing, also cellar cleaning and rec rooms, dormers, porcheb, ______HOUdEIKEEPER — companion Love, heart of the land today, than CTiarter Oak NQdget and Pony m en.” Chea Oaaa'vant Antiques, Helen for elderly 'woman in nice resi­ ’lAnd," said Tom Seaver, 1968 VOLVO 142S, radio, heater, light tiuckliig- GaU 6462693, cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, m RlvINO PIZZA sh<^ in tee Dad, Debbie Connecticut G o lfin g Shrine "hot all of the players make either of the othen. FoothaU Conference, William And more thmi baaebaU or Kruse, Joy KeUeher, Barbara 81,600. Phone after 6 p.m . 646 6468786. bathrooms, kitchens, 6468446. center of town, well establish- dential area. East Hartford. over 8180,000 a year. Many BaaketbeCU is the only team Skimeski of 'Moncheater was fa- footbaU, haaketban baa a unl- MoSweeney, Sondra Baker. 7621. ed, good equipment, good Live in every other week. Car and Steve E. MACHIE —Light trucking, DORMERS, garages, pondies, make 830,000 and less. And they sport truly Invented In the Unit- elected .. commlsslmier for a versalyHanguage. For example, eSUna, glaasware, prim itives, lease. CaU BUI Rood at T. J. required. Phone 644-8116 for in­ Now Includes Vet Doug Ford lawns mowed, fertUialng, rec rooms, room addlUoiu, have g;r^ exp«ises—like liv­ ed States, by Dr, James Nat- — term,-r—r- not ^jitlg ago a Now Y orker brass, old toys, dpUs, orientals, 1966 MUSTANG convertiUe, 8 Crocket, Realtors, 6461677. terview. Happy 8th Birthday Thla ia Skoneaki’a 18th year In a plclnq;> haaketball lamps, furnituro, 1899 advertis­ cylinder, automatic, fuU pow­ clean - upa, flowerbeda trim­ kltcheris, add-a-Ievels, rpofing, Double 20 rneans 40 Doug iFord, a familiar name native has been a favorite of ing in three different places: a sm ith In 1892 in Springfield, STEVIE BROWN Mass. heading the conference. Hub game in Puerto Rico. After­ ing item s, ' ttxapa, m edical er, damaged side. Best offer. m ed. CaU 648-0889 after 0. riding, general repatra. QuaU- HOUBSUCEBPER aide needed to OonnecUcut golf fans, has Connecticut fa n s fo r many spring training home, their YOUR OWN PRIVATE Happy Birthday FootbaU came from ShigUsh Kariner of IlTndaor 'waa re-elect- ward, one of the playera aaked books, etc. For furteer dealer 647-9665. ty workmanship. Financing fo r older woman, invalid, Uve been added to the membership years both as a favorite son and club’s hometown and the(r off­ t r e e s e r v i c e (Boucler) — POST OFFICE in, good salary. 643-4230, 242- MOM Love, season home." nigby. BaaebaU, as even the secretary. Now serving as him to com pare a S-on-8 gam e inform ation, 742-7888. available. Economy BuUdera, Oommunlty Couriers, one of of the Connecticut Golf Hall of for his direct and aggressive 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ In c., 648-6169, 872-0h847, eve- 1641. "Yet the players’ strike bad Hall of Fame officials in treasurer is Samuel Greene IH —in New T ork to the one Juat the country’s fastest grow­ Sorry it's late Mommy, Daddy ^ 'Fame by the Greater Hartford style of playing, which has RESERVE NOW! New banquet radio, standard, 86,000 mUes'.' ed, trees topped. Got a tree tdnga. Ja yceea earned him the reputation a t more to do with ethics and rea­ Cooperstown now admit, waa a TWcottvlUe. Ros BiUings of problem ? WeU worth phono ing industries offers you WOMAN to ccUlect eggs. CaU Sharon and Tom and Laura d irect descendant o f WngHrf. Glastonbury Is chairm an o t the ^ “ S' dlfterence," said haU, alrotmditloned, carpeted, CaU 6468016. your own part-time business. ’Ihe 40-year-old West Haven being the fastest golfor oh the son than Just money matters. full bar, kitchen faciUtles. caU. 742-6202. N.J. LAIXAMME — Ourpentry .. MUler Farms, North Coven­ We feel we’ve been taken ad­ roundera and not Abner Double- By-Lawa (foo^tteeOonunlttee and A1 Du- “ * ^ If you can spare 6 . to 8 try, 648-8021. professional tour as well as one brutaky of Wndaor president *Wa argue in Spanish." B.Y.O.B. weddings, banquets, contractor. Additliuis, remod­ vantage of by the owners. day. 1971 DATSUN, 240Z, showroom SPRING clean up, landsciq>ing eling and repairs, 8761642. hours once or twice month­ of the greatest. of the Pony Division. ^ ;------■ stags, all social functlom. (Ca­ Help Wanled-Male 36 Help Wonted-Mole 36 Basketball Playoffs When Charley Finley can tell M860. priced. CtOl 8460601. 611 p.m., 3 or 4 evenings be wiUing to relocate. Apply in T oiic leads best-of-7 series, 2-1. and look forward to going to for the masses. Once It was to win the PGA Championriiip work. A steelworker probably INCOME TAX returns prepar­ 643-8789, 647-1716. a UTTERS and roofs repaired No experience necessary. Train­ weekly. Must be over 21. person Burger Chef Restau­ Only game scheduled played In sondloU and cow pas- dl2tol R O T O nL L gardens, la-ams, rant, '235 Main St., Manches­ in 1965 and was named PGA doesn’t. But our Job is not aU ed by appointment in jrour and replaced. ExceUent work- S ch oob Olid .CtaSSOS 33 ing avaUable for those who qual­ Apply at: Satnxday’s Games turea teroughout ihe land. No flow er beds. CaU 6467708, (0 6 ter. Player of the Year that same that easy. Follow me around in home^r office. Personal and manahlp. ReaaoluiUe prices. ify. Many company benefits. Ap­ Western Oonferenoe more. The great bulk of our pop- Windsor CARS TOWED, 816. CfaU Larry, BULLDOZER OPERATORS 7-ELEVEN FOOD STORE year. the hot days of August." Red Smith Taki^s Job bualnesa. Call 64S-6S88, Ruaaell 2520. Free eatlmatea. 8461899. ply In person. 305 Green Rd., Manchester Los Angeles at Milwaukee, ulation la In tee citlea. And 6063994. NEEDED Seaver m irrors something Bkl Any town Intereatod in field­ L. Burnett. Los Angeles leads best-of-7 He represented the United sandlots have magically become CEIUNG and ceramic tile ope- JOHN ALGENIUS CO. -CaU WaliA, a long-ago great piteher,, ing a midget or pony team CmuUructlon is Booming. MEN wanted, part-time morn­ PART - TIME aeries, 62. States on the Ryder Cup Team apartment com plexes. WhUe - - ‘Z ----- T------» ■ ____ ~ j: clalist, one ceUlng or aU, re- US for free eriimato for that . MEADOWS said. Walsh once worked in coal should contact Skoneskl, 28 Htri- Resident school specializing in ings for Janitorial duties, 646- Only game scheduled from 1966 to 1961, and, during Autom obllM For Sale 4 **'**FICS •— iraeiara e paired or replaced. Rooms re- new roof you’ve been, plan­ ■ Cionvalescent Center fields. ’’This being regarded as At Westchester Club whatever cow pastures a « left Iteter s r S i^ Z Z . complete field training on back- 333 Bldwell Street 4220. Work at McDonald’s In your Bonday’e Games that period, thrilled his follow­ are ojynedewnefi byhv conglomerates.nn«a-1mviAi-a*A0 ___...» 19tl EconoUne super van 200, paired or remodeled. No Job ning. Over 20 years service, ers by winning the coveted a star pitcher Is a harder ner, 116 R ood A ve.,. WladiMr. 1970 FORD Mustang, Cfobar hoes, loaders, and doiers. FViIl M anchester, Conn. spare time. We have openings Eaeterw Oonterence By EARL YOST Hiere are basebaU fields tor V-8, autom atic, 16,000 original too small, special rate. Work 688-4048. Job than being a cool miner," and part - time classes. Allied 6462321 mornings, Monday through Fri­ New Toric at Boston, after­ "Masters” in 1967. By the end Following two seasons as an assistant golf profes­ kids, of course, but they have Jet, 428, fou r-a p e^ . E xtra low m iles. $2,800. 742-7668. done on weekends and eve­ PLASTIC MOLD MAKERS o f 1971, Ford had won 19 events he said. ^ mUeage, in exceUent condition. nings. Anytim e, 647-9282. BIDWELL Home Improvement Omatruction Training School, An equal opportunity employer. day, hours flexible. Apply in noon sional at the Shaker Farms Countiy Qub in WMtfield, been usurped by tee exclusivity IQckey LcUch and Joe CUe- ^ r ln g fie ld . M ass. CaU our Con­ MACHINIST and over 8600,000 in prize mon­ There have been a handful of 648-2835, after 6 p .m ., ask for Co. Expert instaUaUan o f alu­ person. Only game scheduled Mass., Ronnie "Red” Smith of Manchester h u moved on of Little Leagues. man of tee Detroit Tigers each necticut number 1-522-4669 any- WAITRESS and kitchen help. ey which placed him Slat in ca­ strikes and threatened strikes SAT^ April Boh. 1971 CHEVRCX.ET, % ton pick­ TWO Handymen want a vari­ minum ridingi gutters and 45 hour week, 7-12 p.m ., 12:30- in basebaU history, dating aU FootbaU was never reaUy a had a 14-otrlkeout game last 22 ety of Jobs, by day (Hr hour. trims. Roofing instaUatlon and tim e. full-time, from 6:30 a.m. to 3 MCDONALD’S ABA reer earnings. to a similar position at the Westchester Hills (Country up, CaU 6468169. 4:30 p.m. Normal benefits. the way back to 1890. The own­ Club in White Plains, N. Y. game for everyone to play. Im­ saaocn. 8o did Dodgar Bam Action POckH OLDSMOBILE, D elta 88, 1969, Yards, attics, ceUara cleaned. repairs. 6466496, 8769109. ■ ' ■ ■ ------p.m., or 2:80 p.m. to 11:30 CARRY-OUT Division Flnsls Other membersof the Hall of ers even then termed the play­ The former twoXime Oonnec- mediately, women were ex­ MdDcwril as a member of the hardtop, good cotuUUon, $1,700. 1967 SCOUT, exceUent shape, Lawns and gardener’a sendee. p.m . Aiq>ly In person, between VERNON MOLD & TOOL, RESTAURANT Fame include Julius Boros. Thursday’s Results ers "(r.-T-ates” and “ anarchists." Ucut Amateur and New England the PGA Schofa tor aocredita- cluded, unlike basebaU and Cfaveland fadlana. 6661614. never been plowed, 4-wheel CaU 643-6805. AL LAPLANTxfliding. rofahig. Help Woiited-Feiiiab 35 2:30 - 6 p.m. Top Hat Restau­ INC. No games scheduled Bobby Grant, Gene Sarazen. The faithful fans were ai^>aUed Amatour champion hfada the tion on the PGA tour, STOCK CAR drive, bucket seats with extra atorm wlndowm, awnings. Qual- ...... - ■ rant, 257 Broad St., Manches­ 915 Hartford Tpke. 46 West Center St., Manchester workmanship, free estl- <30UNTER woman for 10 a.m.- Friday’s Gaihes Mike Sherman and W. H. "Wld- at the players’ rapacity. (Even coum record at the Manches- Among Smith’s tounament i m u 'i 1667 CHEVELLE — SS, $96, 860 rear seat, $1,400. CaU 6467678 LANDSCAFINO, lawn mainte­ ter. No phone calls please. Rockville, Conn. No games scheduled d y " Neale. S p.m. shift, 6 day week. so divine a hero as Walter John­ tec' Coun^ Club when he tour- triumphs waa ithe Manoheotor TWO h.p. blue, 2-door, black inter­ after 8 p.m . nance, raking, mowing, plant­ mates. FuUy Insured. 6468417, Saturday’s Games RACES ior, 6apeed. $700. 6464296 after ing) 6tc. Reasonable. Call Ken 873-9187. Please apply In person to MERROW machine curator, 643-4257 PART-TIME sales clerk and son was, during a contract dis­ ed tha old courae tw ice in 68- Open in 1969, which paid 8780. Mister Donut Shop, 266 W. West Division John O’Donnell of Yonkers, U\^’ MlXXJm-GU^NT^CR^ _ 6 p.m . 1969 f o r d ', haU-tw: pick-up, ex­ Florence, 8768688. experienced. CaU Oobar O m i- stock man in ladles shoe de­ pute, vilified in this headline: m lhean Middle Tpke. Utah vs. Indiana at Bloo­ N.Y., and cousins Bernard Car- ; iS Prior to takhi (be Shaker y0 I H TAlV \m iW hATBUJTB cellent condition, $625. CaU 876 Roofing emd pony, 6462264. BUSINESS Manager — Man­ partment. Burton’s, Main St., "Almiglity Dollar Johnson’s Smite, 29. u a graduate of Farms post. Smite was an ao- IT A L Y vs PURITY Cleaning Company — mington. fad., Utah leads best- lesimo of Newark^ N.J., and NEED (3ART Credit very badl 8068. chester public school system. M anchester. CaU Mr. Pimen­ Ideal.’ ’ ) Manchester High and later play- aUtant at the local club under Bankrupt, repoeaesalon? Hon- rug, floor and window clean­ Chimneys 16-A KEYPUNCH operator,, part- ______of-7 series, 3-a. Gregoiy Oarieslmo of Upper W.QIRIIANY BILOIUM © Supervlritx: of payroll, ac­ tel, at 6465351 or 1-754-5101 Howe'ver, the fans stiU cam e. ed hla coUege golf at tee Unlver- Alex Haoknev. NEW ept Douglas accepts lowest FORD — 1961 pick-up, 8 oylln ing. Call for free eatlmatea. We Ume, 4 hours per day, expert- — —— ^------Only game scheduled Montclair, N.J., will serve as QUAHI)» FINALS ROOFING — Specialising re­ counts receivable, accounts ext. 240. |U- •' It is nix' so easy to live a hum­ aity ot Houston. • ______down, smaUest payment, any­ der. $178. CaU 439-8188 after 6 honor Maater Oiarge. Call 647- ence and famUlar with Alpha H elp W onted-M oift 36 Sonday’s Games Fordham’s 1972 football cap­ drum life and have no hero to EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP CUL pairing roofs of all klftds, new Numeric operaUons and with payable, other business rec' He• hasaaee* beenwvvu unaucceaofulU6H9UVVWOWIIU U in l •(•iWMi-w aimer, nit nw smuir / tO v tim Full Quarter Mile where. Not smaU loan finance p.m . 9080. No games scheduled tains. cheer, no bum to boo. , imwia 1 roots, gutter work, chimneys, verifier. CW Persoimel Dept. ords. Knowledge of computer several bid, to qualify through S cO tty M c D o iia ld NO HOMK T V company plan. Douglas Motors SALES & SERVICE rienced only, flat rate. 8762517 High Mnked Track cleaned end repaired. 80 y e a n Iona Company, Manchester, operations. Responsible for a Hartford — Bustmril Memorial Auditorium 346 M aln.- LIGHT tnickliig, odd Jobs, also REPRESENTATIVE ask for Dave. moving large aiqtllanoea. experience. Free estlmatoa. 6463111. staff Of seven employes. Hoepi- General AdmlaslaB: MO. T ra ib n - ' Opening for an ambitious, tmizatlon, major medical, life " Stricken and Dies M alnlvM if 1967 MERCtTRY MONTEREY. Burning barrels delivered. $4. CaU Hawley, 6466881. MAINTENANCE man for posi­ Hokets on sale now at Box Ottios. Mpblte'Hoiww 6-A ------— ------— ASSEMBLERS — first ahlft, reUable, hard working per­ Inaurwce and other benefits Mon. - SaL A J f. - 6 PJC. $660, 1968 0>m et Convertible, 844-1776. son who would Uke to work tion as assistant superinten­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ed­ 10 H edH ngondFhnnlN ng 17 ught factory work, g<>od wages pud for. Salary open, (fontact T ri.: SOS 687-8188 UP standaM $380. Both good trans- 16’ SELF-CONTAINED travel into management. Five-day dent, garden type apartments. win "Bobtty" McOonkld, for­ CARPENTER available eve- and benefits. Apply Monday - , Vrilsop E. Deakln Jr., Assistant pcirtatlon. A fter S, 831-7613. trailer,' exceUent condition, SAM WATSON Plumbing and week, salary, plus commis­ Must be married, mature and mer beaketbaU player and ninga and sreekenda. No J(rt> Friday, Personnel Depart­ ntendent • Peieonnel. reliable. Must furnish charac­ sleeps 4, $1,200. Call 643-3391 heating) Bathroom remodel­ sion. 0>mpany vehicle fur­ coach for Loyola University too big or too smaU. Call Ste­ ment, Iona Co., Regent St., 84$4W41. 1967 RED MUSTANG, new mo- after 4 p.m. ing and repairs. Free esti- nished. Other company bene­ ter and icredlt references. CaU here and acout for. the Phoenix ------phen Martin at 6467396 after 3 Manchester. 528-0482 between 64 p.m . FISHING TACKLE tor, new tranomiarion, new matea. <3aU 649-3806. fits. Apply In person. Suns of tee Nationai BasketbaU paint Job. Blxcellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN 197l! camper, p.m . GROCERY CLERKS WOMEN — earn the exceUent Aasooiafion, ia dead of an ap­ CompIttB Lina of Fraih & 6466177 after 6 p.m. w seen at with permanent raised top, re­ SINGER CO. Part-time openings on after­ MEN wanted, part-time, eve­ HAlhlYM AN—w llfd o odd Jobs, GRANTS Plumbing Service — Income you always wanted. 886 Main St., Manchester parent heart attack. 186. West Middle Tpke., Man­ frigerator, propane >system and noon or evening shifts. Ex­ nings for Janitorial duties. 646- Saif Watiif Luras, Rods, fTM eatlmatea, painting) oar- Free eatlmatea, plus quality No speoial quallficatloiu need------chester. many extras. Has to be seen to ceUent starting rate and ex­ 4220. ''' McDonald, 66, coibqpsed and PLUS pe'nter ^ work. Reasonable w ork. 848-6841. ed. Part-timPart-tliie e onenlnas<>penlngs also ^AN ^len ced _ _ or Raals, Fly Fiihing & ate. be cqqpreclated. CaU 6368801 or trainee, to work varied shifts, cellent fringe benefits. Ap­ died Thuradoy after taking a rates. 6467996. avaUable. CaU 876-6168. 1970 NOVA, exceptionally clean 648 6139, owner. PLUMBING AND Heating, new some experience preferred. p ly: steam bath at the Loa Angeles ALSO 4-door, 8 cyllndar, automatic THE MOST EXCITING LOAM fo r sale, .top quaUty, construction, ramodalng and UKE MAKINO FRIENDS? Please apply in pereon to Mis­ MOTTS Athletlo aub. tronsmlorion, power steering) fail U’ AVENGER self-con­ also fill and gravOl. Ltcenaed repairs. Free eatlmatea. CaU Love making money? You can ter Donut Shop, 366 W. Middle DON T BUY Shad Luras, Camping Ec|uij|imant MCE IN THE WOlllO radio, snow tires. $1,660. 646 tained, exceUent condition. $8,- SHOP-RI'TE A jnfanlnant local attomey, for all types sanitary work. A l’ a Plumhiag <3orp. 876-0680. do bote, aa an Avon Represen­ Tpke. Any Type Water Heater 8682. 112.. c a ll 646-7879 after 6:80 SUPER MARKET McDonald had to hold nlg^t .-Slaaping Bags $8. to $M . Doaer, baokhoe, pay loader, tative. It’s easy — 'and fun! practice aeaslons when he Gfdtfti Idmisiion S|J0 p.m . ' B O m Hosting and Plumbing PART-TIME machinist, morn­ 687 B. Middle Tpke., . Back Packs. Camping Tools CHildrtn udftr I? |].00 1970 BARRACUDA, 9 cylinder rental and rite work. La- — Pnunpt, courteous service, For details call right now: Manchester, Conn. RENT^ coached the Loyola team from SHASTA - Travel Trailer, ings, The AmerbeUe Corp. 104 Sn . Swit PkoM 737-14M standard tnuumtarion, low tuUppe Bros. Inc., 872-4866 or 289-4923. An 86gaUon Eleotrlo 1947 to 1963. A fter resigning to ca ll 6461498. B. Main St., RbckvlUe. Contact ^ n y othar mating itams. mUeage, good condition. CoU sleeps four. Sink, foe box, new 743-9477. Growing WATER HEATER make way for a fuUtlme cotMte, mVERSiOE PMK \yater tank, Just overiutulad, FULL or part-time anack bar Mr. L. Passardl, 8763825. Be- SAI^S araoclates — 6466788, ask for Mr. MlUer. M H H n ary, real estate company with 4 of­ 53c a week on HELCO lines /"J he coached an AAU tssun,-tnui MNITC IM • NOJtWMN ready to go< Excellent condi­ attendant, minimum age 21. tween 8:30 a.m. • 5 p.m. An FMEC PMWINS Orttmialiliig 19 A i^y Taltwood Country Club, equal opportunity employer. fices wUl train new applicants DeUveiy, Normal ah advisor to BUI Shannon VOUCBWAOBN 1968 Mur,. AM- tion. $896. Shown by appoint- HohmIioM Sm vIm s 13-A from the Maitohester are^ lor Installation, with tee Loa Angeles- Jets of Route 85, Hebron. A A B S » O m B i i O P FM radio with 4 spwken, alr- ment only, (fall 2468866. LADIES’ dreases, suits, wed- PLUMBING mechanlca Uoens- a real estate career. ExceUent Malfiteiuuioe. t h e A m e r ic a n BsSketbaU cooditloner, heater, rebuUt en­ LANDS(;APING spring 1000 HARTSORO TU R ^ K I . ROUTS M -.VlRNON, CONN. clean lips, grass cutting and ding gowns and veils, aU ou6 WANTED ' —Babysitter, hours ed, and helpers' wanted,, tor com m ission schedule. CaU Mr. Lsague and alsd was aa aide gine, ice box, shte with nln- 1969 SPORfP'' TraU8r oami>eri PROGRESSIVE ELEGTRIO shrubs. Reasonable ratea. 646 tom made. Some alterationa. ^ 13 neon to 4 :S0 p.m. steady 6 apartment work and new Dwyer, Evans and CUapp. Re­ and scout with the St. Louts MoRday thru Fridiy: 10 to I Sstsidsy 10 to 0 nlqg water, rear window de­ •sleeps 8, exceUent condlUon. 6468655 Reasonable prices. 649-1188. day week. 648-3588 after 4:30 tea. A fter 6, 6464523^ altors, 647-1464. Se«vcr Demonstrates One Reason Why He Says Baseball Isn’t as Easy as It Looks. Hawks and Buna of tee NBA. Read H erald Ads froster, ^,000. Call 6468571. Many extras. 6464324, •

• ^ ^ 'tj, f AOE TWENTY-TWO MAN^CHESTER EVEND^G HERALD, MANCHESTER,.CONN., FRroAY, APRIL 21, ■* ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THREE

Ar*ielM For Solo 45 HeuMhold Goods 51 i-FIcrts- Business Leeaffom Hoosee For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Homsi For Sole 72 Heoset For Sole 72 Houses For Sede . 72 Houses For Scrie 72 Out of Teuni Out of Town Out of Town Out of Town 6 3 A m * R e n t 6 4 BOY’S 20“ btte, $16. GriU with WADDELL SdlOQi area — Six- MANCHESTER — 7-room older SPRING ST. area—Superb An- ^Qo 9Qa9 75 FotSole 75 For Scrio 75 For Solo 75 MANCHESTER JUST U S T ^ ! U & R Offered by the roUssIhre, $28. Ifflgfa chair, $18. ’THREE Mg nice rooms. Stove, BOLTON NOTCH — Former j..room , Cape, IH .totha, . - flreplaoe. home In quiet area, formal soldi built 7-room Raised CLASSIFIED COMMUNITY PLAYERS SOUTH WINDSOR 6-room COLUMBIA — 6 roonis, and Playpen, $8. Stndler, $10. tiou- refrigerator, heat, and hot w»- McKinney Lumber yard. 8,600 1. Hound’s tooUi clean Cepe. ® ****?*?“*». BETTER BUYS dining room, half bath off gen- Ranch, many, many extras, TOLLAND TOLLAND bath, enclosed porch, garage, TAG SALE Me bed, box s]»lng and mat­ Ranch, garage. Fireplace, par­ ter. qaU 668-0888. square feet of showroom-office Central locaUon, waU-to-waU BTound pool. Imjmeaate erous Mtchen, 4 bedroom s and quality plua/ Hutchins Agency, lot 198x400. Lake privileges, SATURDAY, APRIL 22 tress, $M. Two n ig s, $28. each. panoy. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Manohsstor ft l^clnity PEACEFUL COUNTRY tial recresiUon room, very COUNTRY LOCATION structure on four aorea of practically everywhere gar- PHILBRICK full bath up, garage, treed 160’ R ealtors, 640-6824. $24,000. Principals only, call .10 AJC. - 8 PJL 644-2089. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- R ealtor, 646-8440. Brand new Ranch, excellent large lot. Call Phil DubllewsM, Come away from the city ADVERTISING land. Suitable (or all types of rage, 1V4 baths, big treed lot ______$28,600—Rlnflsld-—exceUent start­ lot. Only $28,600. W olverton ------r------228-8074. bedroom townhouae. l^ bams. Agency, R ea lton , 640-2818. MANCHESTER — 8-room Oolo- secluded area. An acre lot International Associates, 647- dirt and noise to this six 486 E . M iddle T|dce. business’a. For further Infor­ MANCHESTER 7 - room. er home. Imnuculate 6%- CLA88IFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Mg rooms, aqifSlances, heat mation caU 1-228-4460. Mld-twentles, worth It, call AGENCY ______nisi, garage, treed lot, bus enhances this home, built- 1800. room L-shaped Ranch where COVENTRY Lake — 8-room 2nd FLOOR GE REFRIGERATOR, good Ranch, modem Mtehsn, iW room Ranch. lirin g room with 6-room Une, near shopping. Ask fo r 8 :8 0 AJM. to 5:00 PJM. and (uU bap^ent Included.- now ! SPRING Street area < ins, garage, quaUty built. the living Is slower. Large winterized home, new furnace, PRINTMART BUILOINO running condltian, $25. 647-6017. $240 per month. Paul W. Dou- COMMERCIAL place (or lease baths,, aluminum aiding, high flreplaca, waU-to-waU carpet­ ROCKLEDGE — raised Ranch, Cape, 2-car garage, 8 bed- Earl Everett, International As- Stained woodwork, fireplace. ELUNOTON rooms and lower level Rec 20s. Owner, 848-4266; ing, Utohen with buUt-lns, and custom-built large modern eat- new bath, ideal for summer At '“the Orsen” gan. R ealtor, 648-4888. .o r sale, 461 Main St., next to 2. Large sight-room Colonial room s, form al dining room , sociates, 647-1800. ; All at a price you can af­ LAND LAND LAND room with separate entrance or rental, $9,600. Hayes Agen­ We have aU sorts of “goodies’* I dining area, 2 baths, good siz­ in Mtehsn, formal dining room, COPY CUISING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT*. Musical Instniiw iits 53 post office. HixesUsnt buslnsas Cape In prestige area. 8H MANCHESTER — Newer T- large Mtchen, closets galore, ,v . ------; ------ZTTT ford. $39,900. Call Tony (o r the children. $29,900. Call cy, DELUXE 8 - bedroom apart­ ed lot. master bedroom will take king $20s. • LaPenta Agency. Real- HERB S the home for •*(«! 6- 4% acres, horse bam, hay ^ AiWPJNLIUTBBFORBPDBUCAnON location with building. Call 646- baths, 8-car garage, 8-zone room Colonial, 3^ baths, fire- W asli at 649-6806. J. McLaughlin at 649-6806. anaitoM lac Satardajr and Monday ia 4:M p.m. Friday YOU saved cmd slaved for waU- ment, watt-to^*aU oarpethig, $84,600-Eazt Hartford — 7%- sized furniture. FAmlly room, 2 tor; 646-3440. ’^m Cape, fireplace, garage, bam, stone walls and a big HAGSIROM electric ^tar 2426, 9-5. - heat, 4 bedrooms. Just loaded -place, double garage, appli­ to-wall carpet. Keep It new complete sqtpUances, 3 alr- room front-to-back spUt. Liv­ baths, 2 fireplaces, cathedral ’______!______8 bedroom s, rec room , 20s. with hard case and HAynes with extras! Ask (or Frank ances, draperies, oaipetliig, with Blue Lustre. Rent electric coiuUtlonera, full basement, PROFESSIONAL oftlo^ four- ing room with cathedral cell­ ceilings, beautifully landscaped MANCHESTER - - Seven-room l^iaPenta Agency, R ealtor, 646- . . B (Sl W . . atdld state amplifier. $196 com­ Spileckl. huge treed lot. Asklllg $41,900. POOM OOOFEKATION WILL, shampooer, $1. E. A. Johnson waaher-dryer hook;up vanity rooms, sxceUent loMtlon, ex- ing, kitchen with dinette area, lot. Oolonial. New Mtchen, two )tt40. room. Huge dining room, LIKE a good reason to list your plete. Original cost $660- H eritage H ouse, 646-2482. T h e in AmtDClATKD DIAL 643-2711 Paint Co., 728 Main St., Man­ type bath, glass sUding doors, ceUent decor all (aciUtiss, $178 MANY, MANY MORE 3 bedrornns, . paneled (amUy baths; large rooms. E n c l o s e d ...... r ------and a big Mtchen. For an home with us? Call and we Phone 648-8663. BOWERS SCHOOL Colonial — BARROWS and tyAl^CE Oo. appointment call Tony Wasli BARROWS and WALLACE Co. chester. 649-4601. onto patio. $330 per month. monthly. 649-1680, 649-8840. BUYING OR SELLING room, and 'guest room, IH porch. Aluminum siding. Dou- fZT.OOO — OOZY home. will give you 8 good reasons. MANCHESTER — East Hart- 7 rooms, new Mtchen with fam­ Baseboard heat, two-car ga­ at 649-6306. Realtors — MLS FENDHIR telecaster and ep4- Robert D. MUTdock, Realtor. CALL US — WE WORK ! I baths, carpeting. ble garage. Hayes Agency, 646* Realtors — MLS I Char-Back, cath­ lonial, desirable Icxiation, 3 MANCHESTER — Five acres, $86,900 sumable 6(4 par cent mort­ Saturday, Sunday, 10-6, 14 sale (4W flea market, no admit­ estate rental — sqiartments, luare foot. 1-748-6684. cathedral ceilings In living rcMm bedrooms, fonnSl dining room, pen Iiic., Realtors, 649-6261. MACHINIST with dt least one 4813. rages. Central, staMe prestige Sfdlt-level, spacious lot, 8 edral celling type Uvlng room, approximately 8 acres busi­ NEED A GIFT SHOP? gage. RealisticaUy priced ai GLASTONBURY — 3-bedroom Huckleberry Rd., East Hart­ tance fee). 10 per cent and.up homes, multiple dwellings, no and dining room, ,2^mr garage, IVi baths, Mtchen with bullt- to two yeara experience pre- BE-ROOM com er of­ location. Immediate ^ctqian- large bedrotmis, 2 fuU baths. with large stone fireplace, ness H zone, 260’ frontege. Well here Is one. Including $26,600. Flano Agency, 646- Split level home, large eat-ln ford. off on any Item in shop- Satur­ fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate family room, two-stall hone ins, double oven,^ finished rec SELLING your home or acre­ (erabty in sm all shop. Call 742- FREE to good home, pcut set­ fice suite. House ft Hale Bldg., cy. Mid 80s. Bel Air Reatf Es­ Being sold by <»lglnal owners. large kitchen with Redwood Wolverton Agency, Realtors, an older 6-rooih Colonial on 2877. kitchen, 1(4 baths, laundry, 2 day, A pril 22 to Sunday A pril bam and corral on well treed age? For prompt friendly eer- ter, good with kids, bird dog, Associates, Inc. 648-6139. room, 2 fireplaces, breezeway, over 2 acres of land. Prop­ 80S1. TAG SALE —Saturday, April 29, from noon 'til 6 p.m. Any 963 Main S t Phone 648-4846. tate, 648-0882. . M id 80s. CsU 648-4816. paneled eating iSook, 8 bed­ lot. $38,900. 649-2813. paneled rec room, cathedral vice, call Louis Dimock Real­ spayed, needs suburbia or 22, 10-4, 20 North Park St., rooms, 2 fUU baths, 2-car gar­ 2-car garage, 649-2288. erty Is located on a travel­ BOLTON — Price reduced muat other tim e by <^n>ointment MAY 1ST. 3 rooms, utUlties, ap- ceiling in living room, garage, t y , 649-9823. farm i>eople. 646-3730. p lt o n ^ e s V s 'e ^ floor. $l«s’ p^r MAIN STREET o ffice , street $28,900 R a ^ MANCHESTER — $26,900 8- led rural main road. Excel­ be sold, 7-room expandable Co­ R ockville. only. 873-8279. Cha-Ro^Lane, 94 age, comiMete -^clty utiUties, CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 CAPE—ELECTRIC HEA^ *^^T iuidlng’^ ,“*p S - % acre. Assumable 6(4 mort­ Holp W anted - month. Security depo^. near MM^ester Hospl- bwe^rt Wt. rooms, 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, immediate occupancy. full baths, fint floor paneled lent'pbtenUal. Zoned for al­ lonial, 2 rooms unfinished, car­ gage. Asking $80,500. Call own­ AU CASH for your property SIAMESE kittens for sale. Nice­ CIRCULAR above ground Weqiplng W ood R d., R t 74, EU- 2fl77. tal, approxim ately 800 square screened porch, <»nun>garage, trees, aluminum siding, now fur­ rlght. Harmon Agency, 646- m ost anything. F or m ore In­ peting, 2-car garage, treed IWmHw • $86,600r-8outh Windsor — 7 %. family room, dou’ole raised School is Just around the comer, er, after 4 duri^ week, any­ within 24 hours. Avoid red » « r F e m a le 3 7 ly marked, handsome well be­ swimming pool, 40’’xl6’, in­ Ington. sewers. Hutchins A gency, 649- nace, trees. Hutchins Agency 7900. acre lot, now rnily $28,900. Of­ feet, aU conveniences. 649-9868. room Ranch. TM:ee bedrooms, hearth fireplace, beautiful cue. 6 rooms, two full baths, formal formation call Tony Wasli, time Saturday and Sunday. tape. Instant service. Hayes haved parentage, $20. Also cludes ladder. Best offer. 872- MANCHBJsTER — CSntraUy lo- . . 6824. fers invited. Frecdiette ft Mar­ CHA-RO-LANE AntiquM and R ealtors, 649-6834. large Uvlng room with c a s t ­ tom country Mtehsn, 2-car ga- dining room 'with fireplace; ------649-6306. 638-1153. A ^ n cy , 646-0131. ) WHOPPERTUNITY year old male, quiet and lov­ 2666. cated 6-room first flow- APart- MANCHESTER - Protosalonal tin, 647-9993. Collectibles. Open* by appoint­ ing, ((uinal dining room, good rage. downstairs bedroom, fuU base- O u f o f TOWII at able. 876-8686. ment, only $180 per month in­ office space, all electric, new ¥21,600 MANCHESTER — 6 - room ment o r chance. CaU 872-8279. sized Mtehsn with deluxe built- ment. Sunny Mtchen looks out • • BS l W - ft • BURGER KING SCREENED loam , .gnravel, cludes heat, adults only, no building, convenient, Vernon- Manchester — 6-room Cape, House, 1% baths, large kitch­ $22,900—Five-room Cape. Cozy 75 ANDOVER — Near lake Wtqiping Wood Rd., Route 74, 1ns, vanity type bath, spacious over secluded backyard with Counter personnel needed to processed gravel and fiU. pets. CaU 048-7166. South Windsor, Route -88. 646- ■ redecorated. Bowers School en. Immediate occuponoy, bus Uvlng room with raised hearth The charming 3 room freshly re­ FREE kittens, ca ll 643-6442. ElUngton. finished rec room, large treed 20x40’ inground pool. You’U love ANDOVER Lakefront — clean work part-time weekdays George H. GrUflng, Inc. 742- 7820. area. Should go fast. line, city utlUties. Only $33,- fireplace, garage, good loct^on. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. modeled year ’round home. lot. the congenial neighbors and spacious 3-bedroom Ranch, and/or weekends. Suggested 7886. MANCHESTER — Delude mie- 900. H ayes Agency 6464181. Ideal starter home. Realtors — MLS Firoplace, new carpets, tiled BASKETSHOP Antiques ^ FRECHETTE & MARTIN they’ll like you! Priced in 20s. glassed porch with fireplace, S.B.M. has hours 11 a.m. to 2-3 p.m. KITTENS — Free. Part Sia­ PrlmlUvea, glassware, china, bedroqm tow nhbuse,' aU lAod- $87,400—Venum —Boulder R idge. Manchester Parkade, Manch. bath. $15,900. Lussier Broker, CLEAN, dark, rich loam, five em aiq^Uances, fu ll private Houses For Rent 6 5 REALTORS MANCHESTER — Exceptional New 6-room Colonial. Uvlng COLONIAL — offering charm I I _ deep lot, Broker, P.O. Box 649-6306 742-8620. M essage 668-1317. A^^ly in person at: mese, .gray striped. Friendly, yards, $22.60. Sand, gravel, furniture, and brie - a - brae. 64, two-famUy. Carpeting, ga­ basement, patio. Includes heat. b OLIUN 647-9998 room with beamed celling, and spaciousness. Ten rooms, BURGER KING healthy, jdayful. Eight weeks. stone, manure, pool and patio Open Saturday and Sunday, LAKE — 4-room rages, ' two furnaces, tre^ lot. K r l I 1 1 M essage $196 Jier month. Paul W. Dou- Ranch, lake privUeges, treed LAKEFRONT formal dining room, spacious 2% baths, modem Mtchen with 608-1317. 467 Center St. 648-9866 evenings. sand. 643-9604. Basketqhop Rd., Hebron, from Contemporary Immaculate Inside and out. gan. Realtor, 048*4685. jjjoo per month Including Mtehsn and (amUy area, 8 buUt-lns. ’Two large enclosed Real Estate M anchester, C<»m. Route 6 on to Route 816, four Chalet, redwood, five rooms 649-1922 COVENIRY $11,900, 4 room s, MORTGAGE Money BOSTON Terriers, AKC regis­ P riced St $38,900. HsrUoge porches, 2-car garage. 646-4126 USED 24’ Doughboy round pool, miles. heat CJall 7«-6786. plus,' IH baths, paneling, sun large bedrooms, VA baths, at­ tered, vets o.k. to go. Have had NEWER four-room apartment,______House, 646-2483. ______gas heat, enclosed porch, SERVICE station attendant com plete with cover. $160. Call deck, trees. $39,900. Hutchins tached garage. Minimum TEN ROOM contemporary What is your Property Worth? pu i^ y shots. Call 649-0627. BOOKS — 200 Md hardcover first floor, parking, enclosed r OLTON NOTCH — Hiree- MANCHESTER — 7-room Co­ lakefront. privileges, large needed. Apply in peraon to Mr. 649-2371. Agency, R ealtors, 649-6824. down to qualified buyer. Ranch with 8-ro<>m studio apart­ A s Little as 5%Down books and pamphlets. 646- back yard. Appliances, base- room winterized cottage to M anchester lonial, 1% baths, family room, wooded lot. Qoodchlld-BarUett, We will inspect your property an^ suggest Pierce, between 9-6 p.m., Mon­ $37,800-B<>lton — Oversized 7- ment or ih-law suite, over 1% carpeting, fireplace, alumi­ R ealtors; 643-2096, 64S-7m , 669- SUBPIHINDBID celling gas heater 6614. . ment with laundry h o(*-up. No rent. Phone 1-228-4460. BREATHTAKINO nine - room an asldng price. (No obligation.) day through Friday at ESSO PRBE —6 fliiffy playful kittens. $26,900 room Ranch with qiarious Uv­ acres (tf land with a \dew, red­ num siding, meticulous condi­ 1744, 742-6786. for store or garage. Good, con- pets. CsU 649-0368. ^ ______Contemporary Ranch with 8 Up to 30 Years to Repay station , 2 Burnside Avenue, Box trained. CaU 644-0178. REMINOTON PRINTS, tw^ Buys this cute 8-room lng room, Mtchm and fining wood construcUrm. Large ther­ tion, garage, mid 80s. Hayes Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! ditt^>n, pool, inunaoulate through- NOTICE Phil colonial, $626. 18“ w o n t e d — t o n iy ao patio with barbecue, oemve- race Apartments — Large and Cb., Realtors, 1-428-9291 o r 742- 289*7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., Hartford fo r fa s t grow ing agency. CaU CO, Zinsser, B elflore A gm ty , 647- FRECHETTE & MARTIN PUBLIC BUDGET E. Olym pic portable, $299. 18“ nlent location, children wel- b«auUfuI 8 and 4-room iqiait- seen. $28,600. 9718. now, Mr. O’Rourice, Jesdor WANTED — antique furniture, 1418. REALTORS MEETING 742-8243 — "Twin Hill Dr., CJoventry Savings Bank com e, $316. 644-1619. D .J. Hen- monte. Includes hast, hot wa- R ealty, 638-1880. Dumont, $289.96. Trade In yolir glass, pewter, (41 podntlngs o r $37,900-S(»ner»—New LrShaped VERNON — Ranch,'S bedrooins. REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TOLLAND —Big 9-room Raised TA G AND old *rv. Clearance on clock *y O®- tor, all ai^Uances, Wltb dlsh- 647-9998 Ranch. .Spfiotous Uvlng room Member National.Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ other antique Items. Any quan- MANCHESTER -- New listing t Immaculate condition thmigfa- NUMBER EIGHT Ranch, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2% SCHOOL BUS Drivers — to radios, stereos and tapea Tol­ and dining room area, cathe­ ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon MuUple List­ Uty. H ie Harrisons, 648-8700, PLEASANT 8-room' apartment, waf*er. disposal, cai^ti^, SpoUess Cofonlsl Cape, 2 large .MANCHESTER— large Cttston out, 1% baths, (IrsiUace, 8-car TO A U PERSONS baths, family room with wall drive In the Town of Manches­ land E lectronics, Route 74, partmenta. Deluxe one-bed garage, central air-conditioning, Notice is hereby given that Principals only. $38,600, Things, 648-3504, 467 Main S t, tor, stove, adults only, park­ 669-1080, 669-3778. room Colonial. Attached Fam­ the regular budget meeting tor ^pointment, 8724496 pitai h M t o r i^ 0M >^nce H artford Road CumpuB Manchester. ing for one oar, no pets. 043-. room. Carpeting, alr-conditlon- large lot, $84,900. required. Apply Pereonnel 14’ FIBREGLAS boat, 83 h-p., ily room vdth comer flre- Regional School District Num- nlfo*" 6:80 p.m. week days, any- Making dream homes A Ing, dishwasher, private base- SIX-ROOM older Colonial, 8680. placSd . Uvlng room, dining Dept., Manchester Memorial MANCHESTER Johnson motor, good condition, ment. Available Immediately large paneled dining room, 8 WOOOUIW MANCHESTER — Investment ber Eight wUl be held In the ***»« weekends. Phone 648«797. room, and Mtchen, 4 large Hospital, 71 Haynes Man­ Rooms W Iriioat Board 59 MANCHESTER — 2 fireplaces $160. J.D . R eal Estate, 648- bedroom s. large lot. $23,600. property, grossing over $8,000 Auditorium of *RHAM High ~~ ' bednxrma, 8% baths, Sun deck, yeariy. AsMng $48,600. SOUTH WINDSOR come true chester. 648-1222, E xt. 481. COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7681, 6404871. Owner. 640-2827. school at Hebron, Connecticut, 16H’ LAFSTRAKE boat, with 26 enhance this 3-bedroom apart- 2-car garage.'.^Many extras. ROOM with private bath, lady on Monday, May 1, 1972 at 8:00 4 BEDROOMS FULL-TIME, experienced Real Two pianos, refrigerator, ta.p. m otor, steering iriieel and only. Parking. On bus ,Une. VERNOW-Rockvine — 4H-room MANCHESTDR 7-rpom 20x80’ living room , a ll appli­ $42,80p-7jjjmjiop^r — ^ We NEED LISTINGS p.m: ' for the blowing pur- 7 room older Colonial on Estate sales associates needed picnic needs, sporting goods, lines. No reasonabie offer re­ Phone 6464798. dtqplex, two bediooms, huUt-ln Cape near' Bowers, Illing Jr. APAflUIEIiTS isn’t aiways easy. ter Road. See this, neariy NOWl “ Thinldnfir o f SeU- poses, to wit: over an acre of South Wind­ for' long establlahed realtor fused. 6484)124. ances and utilities Included. appliances, private basement, High, M anchester High household Items, clothing, comiUetoaclous (Tont- TODAY! preside. ExceUent area for children. M eyer Agency, R ealtors, 648- books, hardware and toeds. ing girl, nice home for some­ gan, R ealtor, 648-4686. ping. N o dogs. $176. Security OSK W. aODDlJD XPKE. boat, cociqptt 10’6” x2*7“ , saU 20s. 848-8401. to-bock cathedral celling liv­ 2. TO hear the need fo r a supple­ Close to Hartford aU for 0609. one away from home, central required. 8734970. MANCHBSXEB ing room, spacious Mtchen P area .85 square feet. Teenee IMMEDIATE occupancy new 8- mentary appropriation of $88,900. F or an'appointm ent, location. 648-6746. MANCHESTER— Lovely 8 year and fam ily room^ area, 8 bed­ SCHOOL BUS drivm , Bolton, BRIGGS ft Stratton lawnmow- traUer. ExceUent condition. bedroom Duplexes, all sepa­ ROCKVIUiE - 8-room apar^ old, 8-ropm Colonial, 4 bed- 1, 2 and 8-bedroom Itokury $28,600.00 to be added to the caU Tony WasU at 649-6806 That’s what Ridge Homes rooms, 2 baths, 8-csr garage, 7:16-9 a.m. and 2-8:46 p.m. er, 2 Victorian lamps, 82”, $660 com plete. 643-2820. FURNISHED room for respon­ rate utUlUes, basements, apartm ents. Features wiUl.U>- tnidget for the District for today. ment with heat, hot water, rooms, 2% bsthia carpeted llv- treed lot. PHILBRICK Must be over 22. We wiU train, maple love seat, \aluminum sible gentlem an, $30 w eeU y In­ driveways, 1% baths, $226 waU - carpeting, vanity tile the fisca l year from July 1, 23* OWENS flagthip caMn stove and refrigerator, $138. fo g room , dining itxun, and baths, buUt.in oven, range, 649-8400. Bttwm windows. CaU 649-9040. cludes parking, linen, private mimtbiy, security and lease, adults only, parking ta t one kitchen. Ponded famUy room $46,000—aianohester — C sip m - 1971 to Jime 80, 1972. ^ is here for. cruiser, gaUey, head, sleepe 8. dishwasher, refrigerator and • • B&.W • • entrance, etc. 648-4348. Frechette ft M artin, 647-0993. car. No pete, security deposit with carpeting, 3 fireplaces. ter>Roadi Vahis beyond com­ AGENCY 8. T o receive - a budget In the KrrCHEN helper — Expert- CAMERA-RETINA Reflex m , Phone 742-7416. dUposal, eleotrlc beat, 2 air- required. Ckdl 648-9678. Jalousied porch off kitchen, 2 conditioners, glass sUdtng pare In this 8-room cusUrni amount of $1,614,676.00 fo r ’The enced preferred, but not nec- SLR, 1.9 lens, leather case tri- r o a T flbervlass THE THOMPSON House-Cot- designed Garrison Colonial, the District for the fiscal year BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. 11 ’ tage St., centraUy located, OCCUPANCY car garage, ]^us basement rec doom, all large rooms. FuU REALTORS essary, five evenings weekly. pod attachment, skyUght fll- • <« > ROCKVIUiE — 4 rooms, iqpll- basement sto^ e area, am* that offers a first-floor pann­ from July 1, 1972 to June 30, loo many dream homes ar»ahattared. built the old-fashioned way, a Ridge long, used one season, easUy large, pleasantly furnished M AY 1st room. AiU on lovely wooded lot. Realtors — MLS CoU 643-1416 (o r appointment. ter, gadget bag. Vi'vltar 160 anoes, $120 monthly. Also 8 pie parking. Stsrting at'$176. ed family room with a huge 1978 as presented by the Re­ It happens to families like yours home gives you consistent quality, effi­ portable, $300. 046-2786, after room s, parking. CaU 849-2886 Merritt Agency, 848-U80. Manchester Parkade, Manch. electronic flash. Carrying case. 4%-room Town House apart­ room s, sppUancea, $106 month­ Handy to shopping, schools, stone fireplace, large formal gional Board of Educati. ciency and low cost. This is why a man­ 8. for overnight and permanent every day. You have your heart set on $98 com plete. 648-6614. ment, 2 baths, air-condltlon- ly . 872-0860 after 7:80 p.m . MANCHESTER — East Centw bus and reUgfouz facilttJss. dining room, beamed ceiling 4. To approve a budget in the 649-6806 that perfect home. But something gets ufactured home is the best answer for 18’ GLASPAR flbreglaa boat, 186 guest rates. Street Colonial, with 37’ fire- Model apartment open- for Uvlng room, family styled 646-4200 Situations W anted - TAG SALE - j Ckmtemporary Ing. Stove, refrlgeratm:, dis­ amount o f $1,614,676.00 fo r the in the way. The monthly payments may so many families. In fact, by 1975. about h.p. Mercury electric. Teenee placed Uvlng rdmn, . formal hupectlon 124 Saturday and M tch^ 4 large bedrooms, 2% 3 8 hutch, electric( range, dishes, LADIES ONLY—Nicely iSni^ posal, patio with sliding District for the fiscal year be too steep. Or the down payment too half of all new homes will be factory- four-wheel traUer. Many ex­ R etoit Property dining room, heated sun room, Sunday, other tim es iq>. baths, attached 2-car garage. linens, many ^ totycellaneoiis nished room for rent, com­ glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ pointment. from July 1, 1072 to June 80, high. Maybe mortgage money is the pr6661 649-2179 BREWSTER, Cape Cod. AvaU- baths on secohd floor. Home Ample Financing Available on wo^ed $1, acre In Bolton, four result is the same. The home you've typewriter for smaU business Kennedy Rd., Manchester. EVINRUDE bus line and near stores- CaU proper to come before saUd o r o ffic e . 876-5661 after 6:80 outboard motors, ______able for August rental. AU and o ffice potential. $44,600. U & R Housing Corp. AH o f .’n tess Homes. .rooms, firojUace, fuU basement, KETTirS dreamed of owning is still just a dream. Holsclaw and Mastercraft after 4:80 p.m ., 644-0888. meeting. p.m . RESTCUIE valuable old paint NEW three-room apartment, eiecmc,electric, z-Deoroom2-bedroom year wolverton Agency, Realtors, rear porch. Non development. traUers, sales - servlcet. Com­ Rentals Ity U & R REALTY CO., INC. Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, Ridge Homes is here to change all that brushes! Even the hardest LARGE furnished room (or large bedroom with twin ’round !home » “ «» with sun deck «49-2818. Good value. KORNER plete service depsutment, R obert D. A pril 17, 1972. Yes, Ridge even has mortgage money. BABYBIITINQ in licensed ones are easUy cleaned with male only, parking, $18. week­ doflet* with oomniftiidiriy flnG vIgw erf C?Bip© ...... i ;648-aS92 $38,400 — Six-room CSpe with Who is Ridge Homes? We're the boating suppUea, accessories, MUrdook Regl(Mial School District When you build with Ridge you don’t honm, (UU or part-time, vicin­ new Dippit by Staples. E. A. ly . CaU 848-0228 after 8. tilancM, large living room» Oonvenient to three ST JAMBS Parish — Colonial, 1% baths, located Just off the East's largest home, manufacturer. ity Center and McKee Sts. WOoIsey paints. Gerieb’s Ma­ 7 rooms, 8-4 bedrooms, lot lOOx Robert D, Mbrdock, Realtor Number, Eight have to worry about getting a mort­ Johnson Co., Paul's Paint ft S a ^ ria U ^ L p etr shads.: exceUent beaches. Tslephriss Realtor 64^3602 bus line. Has dormers, fire­ By Imodale S. Richard, By BEA T el. 648-9728. rine Service, 1083 Tolland 109’, walking distance to Main place, basement, garage, etc. gage. We have our own financial Wallpaper, Hebron Wood air - conditioner, basement 6*94982 after 6 p.m. 648-9661 Chairman • Tpke., Buckland, 843-2868. Apartmenls - Flats - Street. See' this one right away. 648-8986 The best of care. Late July oc­ Products, Hebron. storage, paridng, heat hot ______BOWERS School Area — Six- By Katherine Slbun, Think of a room as an empty resources and financing plans to help DOES YOUR horse need care Call Ed Dupre, International cupancy. Tenements 63 water Included, good location, ------—------— room Cape, aluminum siding, Secretary canvas which comes alive on­ people build their new homes. So stop and exerciseT CaU me after 6. LARGE American Standard Associates, 047-1800. $88,900 — On Summit Street, Garden - Farm - $176 p er montu, security 4e- WcHlIOd To RMl 68 four bedrodnu, walk to 8 Regional Board o f Educ‘ati(Hi ly when you add color and saving for that new home. And start 648-8171. electric gloss lined water heat- _ , _ . MANCHESTER AREA—4-roam central to mapy schools, shop­ life through well chosen home posit required, lease if desir­ schools. 208.. LaPenta Agency, NOTE: Copies of the Budget You mako a Rifige home snactly planning to build it . . . today! MOIHERS — WUl care for your er. Used few times. Excellent Dally ProdUCtS 5 0 apartmmit . 'which Includes WANTED to rent— small house ping, etc. a rarity . . . a sensibly furnishings. Plan on paper ed. CaU Peterm an M9-9404. Realtor, 646-3440. which the Regional Board o( what you want it to be. child In my licensed home by condiUon. $60. 648-0609. heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ in country by family of 4. 848- priced four - bedroom Colonial. first, noting down the mood l kitchen, waU-to-waU car-4 condition. 100x200’ lot. Flano ing steps. ‘3N firsplaced Uvlng own In-ground pool (30x40) Or mail the coupon. It’s your F u iu ls lM d you are hereby warned that a A Ridge manufactured home is a a saw? Then you can save yourself up riers, m ales, bom M arch 12th, kUchen cabinets, furnaces, condltl Male or Female 37 CARPSTTS —Wholesale to you. ment, 2-famUy, Includes aiq^U- MANGHESTHIR — Spacious 7- as may be proper to come be- tial land. All wooded. Has ond fkior, central location. 646-4126 649-1922 terials and components for the weather­ need any help. Thousands of fami at the Warehouse. Fantastic anoes, utUlties and gano;e. . Quality five-room houses with room luHne, aluminum aiding, .(ore said Caucus. small tricMlng brook. Parking. $126 plus heat. CaU REWARD. lies helped build their own Ridge savings guarsi)teed. Carpet $166. J . D. R eal Estate, 648- new rbof, first • floor family MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, • Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, $17,000. proof exterior, which is erected on the 1- 740-0169. wall-to-wail carpeting, kitchen appliances, sun. 6. Industrial and commercial M erchants, 1810 ToUand Ip k e ., 6120. room, doable garage. Only 5-6 duplex. Two bedrooms, this 18th day of April 1973. foundation by skilled professionals. homes this way, and ended up deck, and full basement... $84,900. Hayes Agency, 646- properties for sale and/or with more home than they ever HELP WANTED M anchester, Conn. Phone 046- WE HAVE customers watting asparate (urnaoea. 80x800’ lot. Democratic Town Committee Then, after that is erected, the interior COMFORTABLE S-foom fur­ o m . o f Hebron lease. thought they could afford. 8668. Cash and Carry. for the rental of your apart­ Two-car garage. O n ly. $29,900. Clutter. makes a room look finishing materials arrive. Unlike homes nished apartment, heat and B y: • Cloth Inspector • Weaver ment <»*. home. J. D. Real Es­ . Second cluster of contempo­ MANCHBKI^ —Immaculate Hayes Agency. 646-0181. smaUer — Group, organize, 1971 NBSCCHI-Alco sewing m a­ utUlties included. Private en- REWARD. Richard A. Keefe, tate Antoclates, Inc., 6484129. Bzsssusz in and see our rary apartments scheduled. . . inquire. 2-bedroom Itonoh, flreplaoe, confine objecte for a more • Warper • General Worker chine. Unclaimed lay-away, trsn os and drivew ay. 649-8126. l a s t c h a n c e to purchase Chairman zpaciouz look, Introducing your Ridge dealer never used, originally $140.60 ceramic bath, dishwasher, mini-estate at this reasonable WE NEED USTINGS and WEST -SIDE — 8 rooms and bosjr Bea. We're ready, m any extras. $23,000. C9iar Cynthia O. Wilson, now $69.80. Buttonholea, m ono­ .. . ths sthir worli, whirs trtsi sutnimbtr psopli, isd slvsyi will. price. Verplanck School area. Secretary 'Will be very happy to do all f We will train qualified applicants. Company paid sunporcb, ssoond fkx>r, adults Bon Agency, 048-068I. we can to Sell your home for grams, hems, sewn on buttons, and one chUd, $180. Seourtty. wllUnx tuid aUe to assist Lovely custom huUt by In th9 MlMcfi«stor Amn: fringe benefits and good wages. Openings on first etc. Guaranteed. 622-0476 deal­ Gambolati, extra large Cape. you. RIDGC H om es 640-7928. MANNaHciraR Raised WON’T YOU COME BUY AT ECONOMY BUILDERS, INC. and second shifts. Apply — er. FRBSIDINTIAL you in the sale or pur­ Ranch, 7 rooms, 2% baths, two Six rooms, four bedrooms, two emnimionor (gg)«vwn» ptmouera eommtnr baths, full shed dormer, fuU Legal Notice Norman Montpstit CLEAN, used refrigerators, FLOWER Street — OVi-iwm du­ >s\ Q ShlpO R 'O flrepUiosa, beautiful reoreaticn plex, garage. $186. (p u r it y , VIULAGB APTS. chase a t YOUR property. room, two-oar garage, patio, ceUar, enclosed hreezeway 11 West Road. Please send me my free copy of your new Ridge Homes Magazine. ranges, automatio washers with attached garage. Seen- Court of Probate 1 mile North of Routes #74 and #83 with guarantees. See them at references. CsU after p.m., ^ panic trass. Hutchins Agency, 649- District of Manchester CHENEY BROTHERS, 6484029. MANCHBS1IR 6824. IcaUy located on extra large N pnC B TO CRBOrrOBB In Rockville B.D. P ea ri’s Appliances, 642 ESTATE OP SARAH E. BUIX.A One and two bednsma. KEITH treed lot 180x268, jUus many 203-643-6159 M ain'Bt. CaU 643-2171. Junction of Rts. 44 & 44A PRB8TIOB area — 10 room other features. Mid-thirties. Pursuant to an order of Hon. David MANCHBETBR — One-year old Near Bobosla, abturebea __ Ashford, Conn. C. Roppe, Acting Judge, all clatma KItTH INC. 2- bsdroom duplex, finished rso REAL ESTATE Ranch, 3H hatha, 3 (IrsplacM,- Phone 649-9816.______muat be preaented to the flduoiaiy JOHN buys and sells used fur­ and aboiviag oentor, on named below on or before July 11, niture, ajpUances, 479 Middle room and basement, appU- boa Une. Oatt anytime. [Ashford Realty sales office open daliy.Tel 429-8307. 2-car garage, over an acre of RIAL ISTAH Making draam homaa coma trua 81 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. 172 K. CENTER ST. land. Excellent vlpw. Appoint- SIX-BOOM Cgpe. Residential or 1973 or be barred by law. The fidu­ Tpke., east. Open ahsmoons. anoes and carpets tnoluded, huslnsss. Dootor, dentist, beau­ ciary la; Ilf Vast Center Street ia what wa’ra liara (or. □ We re looking for i building lot la Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 6226 p er month. Paul W. Dou- M2-M22 6M-41M ments only. CaU Joan Everett, Wesley Bulla ia-UKI — 8404126 648-4141 646-2623 ty parlor, etc. $22,800. Towtio 67 Hemlock Street □ We own a building lot in______until 2 p.m .. 6464828, 646-T879. 1^ , R ealtor, 648-4686. International Associates, 647- MANCHESTER, CONN. 1800. Realty. 649-4066. Mancheeter, Conn. 04040

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A - .OL.^lft ^ —8 , if ’iF •' PAO® TWBNTY-POUR FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1972 The Weather At the Center Rain, occasional thunder­ Ill* executive board ol the Boy Scout Troop 120 of St. TOWN OF VERNON storms tonight; . low near 46. iWbiit Toivn Ladles GhiUd of the Assumption James Church will conduct a BOARD OF EDUCATION With Gletm Camber Sunday . . . becoming pcurtly W i i i w * i 6ter N e w ^ e r s *"*®* Monday at 8:16 p.m. townwide light bulb sale tomor- Stock Maricet sunny; high about 60 .Monday's “ ' " at the home of Miss Frances row starting at 10 a.m. Pro- NEW YORK (AP) — Stock, L a r s e u s F i l e G&H PAVING INC. outlook . . . partly clou^, Bridg* Qnap 1 market prices clung to a mod- w-, n i INVITATIONS P sge 13 tinoRw at s p.m. Idskcwrid, 18 Seaman Circle. ceeds will benefit the troops Manctte$ter-^A City of Vittage Charm chance cf showers. •I m :,h iu i9 . at_ __Mr. _and Mn. ----- sununer camp fund. est gain and were drifting to- I* CH* O Q llK F lip tC y Call Us for Your WlUam 810 Kenitedv A tag and nunmage sale will — day. ■ r r J TO BID The Dow Jones average of 80 , Hie couples Bowlins Oraw *** ****** tomorrow at 0 p.m. at The VFW wUl have an open ^ Larsen, 80 Lewis Dr., filed a vol­ The Board of Eduoatl(m of the Paving Estimates V OL. X a , NO., 173 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECmONS—INCLUDING TV) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1972 (OtaxUM AdvavtWng «■ Page U) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS « n neetlm orraw at 7*80 ^ Community Baptist Church, 686 kitchen tonight starting at 6:80 industrials at noforms hmay w ucbe bcvuitiusecured xivuifrom the ui« H Hearlnlf on Wednesday, April TO BID B W*l^ keeping W ild on selling, Dr. “ »** ® Thaddeus S u “ T * G u k ’oS S : °“ ** «** Superintendent of F o e H its X, 1972, at 8 p.m. In the Town Sealed bids will be received grow. Next week, the museiun brokers said. Schools, Park and School Street, Moriarty Brothers OtOce Building to act on the at the office of the Director of wlU be open Tuesday through Motors, mall order-retail, air­ South Windsor, $310. The total list of creditors numbered 74. Rockville, Connecticut. Apollo following requests under Section General Services, 41 Center Friday, from 1 to 6 p.m. crafts, metals, chemicals, and The r l ^ t Is reserved to re­ 6, Para. 2 of the Zoning Regula­ Street, Manchester, Conn., un- — ' airlines were up. Electronics -, /» m ject any or all bids or any part FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY H ighland tions. tU May 4, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. for Chapman Court, Order of and oils were lower, and steels. T rade U p TO !Pct. when such action Is deemed in CUSTODIAL SERVICES —- Amaranth, will observe Its 60th rubber issues, utUlties, and BONN — West Germany's to- the test Interest of the Board cf CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 1. Harold Martin, 17 Cromwell MUNICIPAL BUILDINO. annlveraary, Saturday, with a rails were mixed. fal exporUi and Imports In- Education. Walks Street, Hartford, Cdnnecticut, Bid forms, plans and specif!- party at 8 p.m. at the Masonic The Associated Press 60-stock creased 10 per cent In 1971, ex­ on all makes. . . a variance to build a one ( ) Raymond E. Ramsdell, P o in ts 1 cations are available at the Temple. There will be entertaln- average at noon was up 1.8 at port* climbing to $89 billion and Superintendent of SchoOlf family house on a one (1 ) General Services Office, 41 Cen- ment and refreshments, 343.6. Imports to $84.4 UlliOn. SAIGON (AP) — North Viet­ acre lot In a two (2) acre ter Street, Manchester, Connec' A block of 100,000 shares of 'H a p p y ’ namese troope shelled South lone. STAN OZIMEK, Manafirer tlcut. The French Club of Manches- ^ Alkman changed Vietnamese bases in the central 2 Town of Manchester, t**' will meet tonight at 8 at,Or- hands at 27% down % 801-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER SPACE CENTER, Houston highlands today and ambushed 2. George Alden, Reldy Hill ange Hall. WhMi Tha Oeearion Cols for Flofwws,'* S -r 'lC : ' 'WiV'- Road, Hebron, Ccmnecticut, a Connecticut No(m prices on the Big Board (AP) —Apiilo 16’s explorers, a (xmvoy. They had overrun a Robert B. Weiss, also included Republic Corp., TMiik off Tha possessors of two scientifically I.- - fire base in the area the day variance to use a 60 foot General^ Manager right-of-way to two lots for LEGAL up % to 9%; Occidental Petro­ Intiigidiig white rocks, plan to before. single family dwellings. leum, up to 13%; Viacom In­ Parkhill^Joyce] drive halfway up a moOn moun­ This stirring of enemy activi­ 3. Caron Brothers, Inc., Church LEGAL NOTICE ternational, off 2 to 22%; Coast- tain today In another quest for ty may precede an enemy of­ Street, Hebron, Connecticut, Notice is hereby given of tbe al States Gas, down 8% to 42; Flower Shop volcanic remnants and ancient fensive in the highlands. Field a variance to use 60 foot NOTICE certlficatlim of party-endorsed InternaUonal Teleidiine, up 2% ITE N N IS , lunar soil. officers have teen predicting right-of-wags on He Valley TOWN OF BOLTON, candidates on the slate of the to 66%; and ATO,*up 1 to 14%. PRANK OAKELER, Froprieioc John W. Young and Charles the offensive for several days. Road, print entitled Ice Pond CONNECTTCUT RepubUcan Party In the Town ^OWN OF MANCHESTER New Lecstmn! M OAK «T. M. Duke Jr., who Joked end Already the North Vietnam­ itf Andover, Connecticut, for in Pewntowa Manoheeter ' ese have cut the main supply Estates, Sectltm Two Ap­ BOARD FOR ADMISSION bounced over the Descartes t- ,.;v ■ : ;■ •. 2 proved by Planning A Zon­ OF ELECTORS election as delegatee to the LEGAL e TH«—WE IKEUVEK e Pheoea 9iM7M-949-1648 ANYONE? Idatesu for seven hours Friday, line from the coast to the cen­ ing Commission March 28, Notice is hereby given that the conventions of said Party spec­ WE 89c CONN. LOIKBRT TICKETS! collected the white rocks on tral highlands cities, forcing 1972 to lota No. 12 and 18. Board for Admission of Elec­ ified below. A list of the persons NOTICE their first hmar drive. Scien­ cimvoys to take an out-(rf-the- tors In the Town of Bolton, Con­ so endorsed as candidates is on tists said they could be Impor­ way route. 4. Juanita Gregorys 1366 Man­ Notice is hereby given that necticut, will hold a session In file in my office, being tbe of­ the Zoning Board of Appeals at WRIST ft ANKLE tant la imderstaading the The most imiMrtant position chester Road, Glastonbury, the Community Hall In said fice of the Town derfc. Town moon's formation. sheUed today was Tan Chnh, Connecticut, a variance to its meeting on April 17, 1972 Town on Wednesday, April M, Office Bldg.', School Rd., ■ and unanimously tabled decisions on Major target for the second forward headquarters of the use right-of-way to Parcels 1972 to examine the qualifica- copies thereof arq avafiable for BANDAGES drive was Stone'Mountain, a 1,- South Vietnamese 22nd Infantry AD-1 and AD-2 on Map of all matters heemd at the public UHugo to the electors oath those found Congressional Ckxivention Place your order now for a dormant on your the Deaosrtes iSateau landing The North Vietnamese am­ * BdMfa Lederer, Heiwon, p.m. In the Conference Room in ATHLETIC qualified. State Cemvention the Municipal Building. evergreen shrute and trees. This is one sure way to site. bushed and stopped a 100-truck Oamectleut, Revised July IS, Said session will be held be­ Notice is also hereby given protect them against overwintering Insect eggs and seals The seven-hour excursion be­ convoy carrying South Iflet- 1971. This* notice has been filed with tween the hours of 7:00 p.m. and that a primary will be held on the Town CSerk’s office. mssots. SUPPORTERS gins at 10:S6 a.m. EST. ^ namese replacements to the Dided at Hebron, Connecticut, 9:00 p.m. . May 28th, 1973, If a state of can­ Young and Duke hope to Kontum front. The enemy rain­ tUs 13th day of AprU 1972. Zoning Board of Appeals For oamplete tree care call i ’ tf'. ■ ' itvi Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, didates for ally or all conven- , RuiMph V. Plerro, steer their moon car around ed heavy mortar and recolUess Harry H. Kirkbam, this 17th day of April 1972. ttons is filed in accordance with Chairman boulders and oraters about 700 rifle fire on the convoy 13 mUes •Chairman Olive H. Toomey, Section 9-882 to 9-460, Inclusive, Alexander Elgner Jr., C A R m TREE EXPERTS feet up the terraced mountain 8(Xith of Fleiku. Town Clerk of the General Statutes. Secretary UOBNBBD AND iN^CSED — TEL^41|-7696 to gather rocks at vartous lev­ About 1,000 North Vietnamese Forms for petitions for filing Dated this 21st day of April 455 HARTFORD RO MANCHESTER els. Some of the material might troops overran a fire base near such candidacies by or on behalf 1972. YOUR COMMUNITY HtALTH SERVICE STORE have been heaved up from 800 Tan Canh Friday night on the of a idate of enrolled Republican feet below the surface by vol­ main line of defense for the TAG.and BAKE SALE party members of other than canic action. Map locates central hiirhlandB of South Vietnam where enemy offensive seized major cities of Kontum and party-endorsed candidates may two South '\^etnamese fire bases and shelled Tan Cahn, forward headquarters of SPONSORED BY The activity foUows a busy Pfoiku. be obtained from Else W. first day on the moon during South Vietnamese 22nd Infantry Division. Fires-bases were overrun. (AP photo) There were about 300 South VFW Aiorillary Pott,2046 Stlens, Republican Registrar of Thi<^.Cushioned which the mixm men eet up a Vietnamese poratroc^rs and Voters, School Rd., Andover, 22% Inch scientific stsdlon and erected a rangers in the fire base, and SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Connecticut. Instructions for fly­ F oldiliiLjChaise fifth American flag on the sur­ they were forced to retire. Sai­ ing such a slate of candidates F o l d ^ t e g face beforo starting their driv­ gon called this a strategic re­ 19 AM. - 6 PJd. are Contained in Part I, Instruc- Viihlor Our ing euqiedition. Convention treat, not wanting to waste the Uen Page, of the petition form, The Bidence staUim lost its McGovern Turns lives of these tetter fighters at DONATIONS WANTED. FURNITURE, DISHES, ETC. Grill IS. A copies of which are available In AT THE POST HOME, 606 E. CENTER ST., at the Green. top priority experiment, a $1.2 a hill poslton. said Registrar's office. Prior to 13.97 million heat flow probe, when Site Hits South \fletnamese 2nd Corps FOR PICK-UPS CALL MR84! MART TAMAYO — 646-7722 obtaining the petltlim form, the Our Rog. A.99 Cool, comfortable laciiuered ApoOo 16 astronauts pick up rock samides tm lunar ^surface Friday. Top photo, Young accidentally stumbled headquarters claimed enemy OR MRS. TERRY VARNEY — 648-0281. consent of each candidate to be hardwood arms, 5 position CharloB;“ ■ ~Puke,-toft, ■ ■ ' picks ■ ■ up sample ■ while John Young comes in from fight over a cable. To Face Muskie forces kUled bout lOO Mimtag- frame with wheels. Assorted propoaed therein plus a deposit Scotts Tuif Builder (AP photo) YoUng a|Mlogised many times City Shag nard-tribesmen a t.a remote vil­ of $16 for each such ,candidate floral covered ^ sh io n s.9 8 ^ Bottom photo, Duke dfope aample container. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS during tiM day and ariied if a MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (i# )' — lage in the central highlands. must be filed with said Regis­ Lawn Fertilizer way could be figured to fix it. Buoyed by ths announced support of Wisconsin Gov. They included women and chil­ trar. A petition for an oppoe- City Council is (Maying aiiuon NOTICE Ground controUers said they on an InvitaUtn to the RepuUl- Patrick Lacey, Sen. George McCxovem brought his presi­ dren, the report added. Ing slate containing the requh> 4.97 thought there was little chance dential campaign back to Massachusetts Friday as Sen. S(xith Vietnamese sptriceamsn can National Oextvention vh> PUBLIC HEARING ed number of slgiiaturea of en­ ...at - 9.95 although various poeai billties In Plelku said the bodies of the BOARD 0(FD1 move to Mlamt Beach and Edmund Muskie decided to make one more trip to the P rolled RepubHcAn party mem­ Perma Uft adjustable grid, Manchester at Top Irish Tar ^ were under study. victims were found Friday by TOWN OF MANCHESTER. bers In said town must be filed . strong tubular steel fogs; Mayor CSiuck Hall is unhappy state to appeal for helt> for his faltering presidential try. Notice Is hereby , given that the Board Of Jllbeotom, Town of Coven 5JKW Sq. Ft. S.4S Miaaian Omtnd cut Sunday’s about the OOP atatementa Muskie, his punctured ^resi- ______a government border rangpr with skid Registrar of Voters e a s ^ cafrying handle. battaUmi that drove North Viet- n Manchester, Oonnteticut, will bold a Pillule. Heariiiff in the Coven I S,tX)0 Sq. Ft. 13.95 Deaf Mute, third excursion from seven to which cauaed tbe poat- 4j»iih«i iKgieB threatened fur­ Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ not later than 4 p.m. on May five hours to give the. moon ther by i^rU 28 primariis in Bedford Friday afternoon namese forces from two of . 4tta, 1972, being the 21st day pre- Of Phone Increase ponement. chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, Miay 2, 1972, u 8:00 PM. to men extra rest before they lift " I don’t know if we are being Pennsylvania and and scheduled stope at three consider and act on Ihe following: cedng the day of the Primary. Slay Man off late that day. setts, tunied to Ohio Friday factories and two bowling al- SSstablishment of rates for large volume sanitary sewer customers. Dated at Andover, Ckmnectl- Scotts HARTFORD (AP) — Hie was at $6.65 per month, will go used for leverage on Son Diego A. Djmamark (make hy Famons AMF) Public Utilities Oommlssioa has up 66 cents to $7.80. H u third BELFAST, Northern Irriand Originally, the astronauts had or not,” HsU aald Friday. “If and told prospective voteni for lei^. The fOUowlng rates will apply for sanUary sewer customers. cut, this 18th day ctf April 1972. a sleep pertod planned before a May 2 primary he would ac­ Eariler Friday, McGovern Supply The use charge for the FIRST ten (10) million gallons (MD) of Halts Plus approved monthly phone rate sone, covering Bolton and Wap- (AP) — A deaf mute was beat­ BO, I sorely object to it. R’s Ruth K. Munson, 20-” Rotary Power Mower Uft ott. But this was eliminated tively'fight the nominatlim of won the support of Lucey, who sewage Is computed as 90% of the charge for water. If the Wier Town Cleric Increaeee raaghicr from 40 cents ptog and which was at $7.46 en and tarred, a man was shot times like these that make me Lines Cut is not a water customer, charges are calculated an the basis 'of Coven to $1>60 for meet residential monthly, wlU drop 16 cents to dead outside a tavern, an Irish In a.new flight plan that had to proud to be a Democrat." Richard Klelndlenst to be attor- said be virould campaign In 3,600 Sq. ft. CHARGE be writtm after the lunar ship ney general. Massachusetts this weekend (» a six inch meter. 7.95 IT servldB, the Sbuthem New Eng­ $7.80. girl engaged to a Brttidi soldier The council met Friday to CHARGE RATB/QUARTER LEGAL s 44.97 land Triephone Oo. said Friday. fled to England and a promi­ Orion landed late Thursday be­ M innesota Sen Rutert behalf of McGovem and would three enemy-captured frontier BTONT 1 MG $487.00/MO ' l l ! He sold busiRess Ulus in cause of imoUems with the en­ ratify a formal Md but post­ Humphrey continued to press accept "whatever responsl- Briggs .. Stratton 3 HP,, 44cyc cycle A company spokesman said Manchester also wiU follow the nent British poUticlan atuused poned action after GOP offi­ hamlets around the Dak Pek NEXT 4 MG 818.00,^MG NOTICE ^Covon lOJXW Sq. ft. 1 4 .9 5 engine to 3 inch standart)tanda: baelo, business service rates the Irish Republican Army of gine of the command ship. hls total attention in Pennsylvar bUlty" MbGovern wished. camp bordering Laos. NEXT 6 MG 318.00/MG wheel height adjustments, same elimination of lones. Ttu Thomas K. BDittingiy II con­ cials said advancing the con­ nla, trillng a meeting of labor NEKT 10 MO 100.00/MO Notice is hereby given of the Meets OPEI safety specifb will g|0 iq> from 60 cents to $8.80 monthly Increases wUl be $2.10 acting like the Nazis at their vention opening a week could At a news ccsiference SF " %.The spokesmen reported the certification of party-endorsed per month. Both rate changes worst. tinued to wUt in the command leaden In Allentown "the ma­ Madison, Lucey aaltr victims had been killed with NEXT 10 JdG 76.0O/MG Scotts cations. #526913 In the base sone, $1.70 In the cause a problem in c(xnpUance chine” win win 11 he doesht. OVER 30 MG 60.00/MO candidates on the slate itf tbe an Mective 00 AprU 27, the The pcHlUcian, former literal vessql today, conducting scien­ , » . McGovern, who swept to the knives by North Vietnamese second sone, and 90 cents In the tific experiments. with party by-laws. ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO, Secretary RepubUoan Party in the 86th Turf Builder ■pokeeman aald, but telephone third sone. party leader Jo Grtmond, told a "H we get a Wg we're forefront of the Democratic and Communist Montagnard B. Self-Propelled Lunar geologists class Stone RepubUcan officials remain g o in g ^ win. K w don t Set a presidential sweepstakes with a Board of Directors Senatorial District as the same Hide-A-Way cuetomers wUl not be blUed at The PUC last week author­ meeting of newspaper editors offically mum on what action fcrces for cooperating with the Manchester, Connecticut was constituted under Sec. 9-lOa Plus 2 the new rates until the com­ In t b e B ritish resort Mountain as a feature with a big vote, the inachlne Is ^ ^1 4 In Wfoconsin, of- Saigon government. The Mon- Cevon Stor-All Locker 2 2 ’* Power. Mown* ized the company to file new strong evidence of volcanism. will be taken (xi the convenU(m, g o ^ to wto,” Humptoy said ^ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, of the 1969 Sup. to the Gen. J.’:' .5l- pany recrives final clearance schedules with rate hikes total­ Bournemouth on Friday that tagnards are moimtaln tribes­ this eighteenth day of April, 1972 $.1. ,'T .. ft ^ 10,000 Sq. Ft. They seek this evidence to now s(qieduled to open Aug. 21 before hea(^ Mith to Scran- united States "out of both Stats. In the towns of Andover, from tile Federal Price Com- ing $86.8'mllUon aimuaUy. IRA thuggery le causing surii in San (Diego, Calif. men whose allegiance is di­ miaalon. revulsion among the British learn If the moon was once a t(m to tape tolevUdon a h ( ^ . the jungles of Southeast Asia vided between the two sides. Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, BIl- The federal commission may Delays in c(X)structlon of the ington, Hebron, Mansfield, Som­ ^ 7 ^ * 9 7 Manchester, which wlU cease take up to 10 days to review tbe that many want to wash their dynamic, evolving pfonet like McGovem, favored ^ domestic jungles of di- Many tribesmen were trained NOTICE 1495 3% HP Briggs & Stratton engine to have different tones for dif­ hands of Northern Ireland. the earth and to find out why It conventiod meeting site, in- to capture moet of Massschii- ers, Stafford,. Tolland, Union, Icovon S.000 Sq. n. 7.9 5 with vertical easy^puU denixe rates, filed by the company on auftlcient hotel roonw and slow setts’ loe delegates, landed at (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) TOWN OF MANCHESTER, OONNEOTIODT Vernon airi WUllngtim for elec­ v.Stpre rbage cans, logs, paint, ferent rates, wUl be at the top ^ d a y , the spokesman said. "IRA thugs rinilk behind became dormant eome four bil­ IcovonlSJlOOSq.Ft. 19.95 tools, eh . 'Twin front dooirs and lift- starter. Individual wheel height late'for private lines. The base lion years ago. ness in commitment of support­ Municipal Building tion as district delegntss to the up roof. adjustments. #B1004 j SNBT - reduced the basic women and chUdrm, encourage ing funds in San Diego have 41 Center Street ' State (invention of said Party. ■one rate for a private, resl- charge for dieseage rate reei- children to throw stones at sol­ Another goal today was to In­ danoe line In Mahehester wUl vestigate a seriee of rimless been cited as reasons for con­ Manchester, Connecticut A list of the persems so endorsed dence service, as ordered by diers, wire bomlM to the bodies sideration of the change. A Public Hearing will be held by the Board of Directors of the as candidates is on file In my Manhattan Lawn Seed be tnoreaeed $1.06 a month — the PUC, the spiUceeman said. of murdered mriL assault preg­ craters which may have re­ Town of Manchester, May 2, 1972 at 8:00 P.M., in the Hearing office, being the office of the from the present $6.28 rate to The service becomes avattatUe nant women and tv and feath­ sulted from large fractures or Hall bad met with R.L. Her­ Finest textured peren­ Spalding Tru Bilt Basketball fault Bones. man, vice cliainnan of the GOP Room of the Municipal Building, Manchester, Connecticut, for the Town Clerk, Town Office BuUd- nial ryegrass is 99% l7ao- In 10 exchanges which include er girls," be said. purpose of detemlning udiether to construct a Sanitary Sewer Ing, School Road, Andover, Con- Membester 8NBT manager 68 per cent of SNBT customers. "U this goes on tiu British Young and Duke, excited Omunlttee on Arrangements, R*lUre - not a mixture, Indoor or outdoor use, Winchester Ityman Hoops explained that along tbe nwtii~wore of Union Pc»d and the Hockanum River ConnecUcut and copies thereof Grows in 5 to 7 days. U3.95 official,, size and (Bee Page Bight) (See Page Bight) from Unlon^treet to Tolland Turnplkb and thence easterly along are available for public dis­ weight. Nylon wound. Auto.“22^ Rifle tile town's second sone, which (See Pegs Eleven) (See Page Bight) Tolland Turnpike to property of William Peck. You are hereby tribution. 1 4.97 I given this notice as^ the owner or owners of land or buildings Manhattan Kentucky Lawn Seed Notice is also hereby given Mixture of Man­ with Weaver Scope upon which the co^t & such extension may be assessed. Comments that a primary will be he)d ;in (HI the proposed construction will be heard by the Board of Direc­ hattan ryegrass and 8 lb. C said District on May 2$th, 1972, variety of Kentucky Bex V r Wilt Chamberlain Basketball tors at a meeting to be held at the time and location described if a slate of candidates for such Campus Demonstrates Reserve above. bluegrasses. Nylon wound Perma- 2 convention is filed in ae'eord- Our £ 44.88 ____ 'J lite cover. Official size '^Following is a list of pnqierty owners and estimated assess­ ance with Section 9-408 or Sec­ 5/S”x50 Ft. Garden Hoee 22 caliber rifle shoots short, long, ments: and weight; for indoor tion 9-407 of the General Stat­ or outdoor play. • to long rifle. Tubular magazine holqs Beatrice A. A Reginald L. Smith le 2-ply hose 2 5 7 6.77 , 17 shots. Weaver 4 power scope utes, as the case may be. length 3.77 3.29 4 181-188 Union Street $ 18,192.60 Forms for petiticHia for fil­ mounts to receiver. [ Protest Dries |Jp in Classroom Howard L: Smith ing such candidacies for district Rick Barry Basketball ' i 149 Union Street 34.800.60 Remington Mohawk 2 2 Cal. delegates by or on behalf of a Stern’6 Miracle-Gro Plant Food superior Permalite and the debate wai agreed strategy is appropriate to the Jack A. A Lois M. Brown Water soluble - results Reg. 4.46 Long Rifle Cartridges By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS students. The msroh was head­ slate of enrolled RepubUcan cover, high density ed by a wmnan student carry­ upon. overwhelming desire for. 88 Kenwood Drive 2,768.81 in just 7 days. All pur-sib. 9 nylon wound. Official For many college students In party members of other than Bex of ing a croaa with a peace eign Outside the oenter, about 60 peeoe—for America’s with­ Richard F. Hayes party-endorsed candidates may pose, safe and easy tocon O e f r i L sue and weight. Ooonectiout, the day of protest drawal and a reasonable solu­ 79 Bast Center Street 7,704.42 use. on tt. Pallbearen in shlteface of the crowd had sat down In 2 be obtained from the RepuhU- against the U.B. fighting In the street, end those remaining tion to the prlsonerof-war issue Town of Manchester 168,838.16 Vietnam was like any other makeup carried a Mack mock Crafts Center, Inc. can Reglatrar of Voters of any Stern’s Miracid Plant Food coffin. atsnding filled the atreet. and for a priltical settlement in town in the district, instruettons Water soluble chelated ... a * a* day. They attended olestes. Vietnam,’’ they wrote in a let­ 260 ToUand Tuinidke 81.798.60 No mejor Incidents or arrests The demonstrators marched "They have a perfect right to Roy F. A AbMe Etta Hsgiedora for filing such a slate of candi­ iron' for acid loving ® A A . £ Doughboy demonstrate,” said Pcdloe Chief ter to Defense Secretary Melvin dates are contained in Part I, plants. Saves yef- • COLO CLAD were reported anywhere In the to the federal building on Main Lelitt. 230 Middle Turnpike West RxraaiMBLt linir Blegio DtUeto at the scene. 48,688.28 Instruction Page, erf the petition lowing evergreens, ______etate Friday, the dey dealg- atreet end then to the armory Gas Touhi, Incorporated on Broad street with no in- "We've abut off the street so The letter was signed by form, copies of which are avail­ III j T 1 m i Pool Package neted by atudent grouiw at Presidants A. M, Wixxlruff at 420 North Main Street moet. major colleges for a boy­ clddnts, they can demonstrate.'' Bast Longmeadow, Maas. able in said Registrars' offices. the Untveralty at Hartford, Ar­ 8,448.20 Prior to obtaining the petition cott. 'Mnlty Oolfoge reported that In thp reoruiUng office, the The (Quaker Company, 0/0 Mercury Oil Co. Swingomatic Automatic four demonatraton argued that thur'Banks of Greater Hartford Box "M" form, the cixisent of each candi­ Attendance at the University most etudents attended olassea OC, and Theodore Lockwood of of Oonneotiout—where about as usual. the war has destroyed more Burbank Road, Wetherafield, Conn. X,301J8 date to be pitqtosed therein plus Trinity. a deposit of $16 for each such Swing 800 students from the atudent The New Haven demonstira- Uvea than it has eaved, and Charles Lsnir that the reeniltera should re­ Another expression of protest 4 Taylor street camUdate- must be filed with body of 16,000 turned out for a tore marohed to the recruiting 18,469.60 rally—waa Judged to be about fuse to cooperate In the mlU- came from seven prlaoners at Anthony J. A Lebro T. Urbanettl sold Registrar. A petition for an, Our Reg. 13.69 il with 6" deck, U.L. approved filter:^cold] office from the New Haven ^ the Federal Oorrecttonel In- » opposing stofo contoinli^ the re- clad Imerrexpandsti expands to depth of 7 (eet, anodized alunii- nonnal by echool authorttiee. tsry system that makea It pos- 67 Butternut Road 04318 slMe. eUtutlon in Danbury. The In­ Osorge B. A Marjorie B. Risley ' qulred number of signatures of num safety' fa(ladder ‘ At Yale, w han etudents are allowed unlimited cuts, a orowd The reorulten countered that mates zpmit half of Thursday, Vernon Clrole enrolled RepubUcan Patty mem­ all day Friday and Friday Vemon, Oma. bers In the town or district, Buy it of about 800 peraone meased No Major they were following orders, not 84,813.86 11.88 24’ Doughboy Pool Package Charge UI outside a New Haven recruiting maUng poUoy. However, they night on a catwalk around the Francis GUI wfaicta Is a component part of prison’s water tower, prison of­ 484 Ridge Road such district, as tbe case may oenteri oeualiig poUoe to divert Incidents aald tlwy agreed with the warts 24' oval pool with 6’ deck. Liner expandable to if pougm alms. ficials said. Wetherafield, Conn. be, must be filed with the Re­ sturdy one piece If bought traffic for about an bour and a "■/ fi 04,80.86 tubular legs and depth of 7 feet, has 10 year warranty. Package MoaroMy •569 half Friday afternoon. The student’s views were giv­ "Stop the war," tha prisoners Theodore O. Trudon, Jr. A Warren B. Howland pubUcan Registrar of Voters in includes U.L. approved fitter, anoiazed aluml- Mil.96 38 Richard Road seat frame. Large The demtmatratora (Jlsperaed Green, where apeakers exboted en some support by the pc^- oontinuelly chantod, prison offi­ 43,13i;01 tbe town in which said petition adjustable vinyl them to work tor a nationwide denti^ of Trinity OWege, Great­ cials said. 'Flunk D. D’Amato A Frank Rlcclardone has teen circulated not later peacefully before rush hour V i-H sunshadei 15 when norultera agreed to de­ general strike—both on end off er Hartford Gbmmuntty OoQsge The aevan climbed,onto the 40 Dsxtsr Strest than 4 p.m. on May 4th, 1973, minute safety . rf V f Risrtford, Conn. bate views with four demon­ campus—on May i. and the Utalverstty of Hartford. perch, a|K>ut 160 feet i^ v e the 30,966.02 helng tfie M day preceding the mechanism for 2WAYSTOCHAROB The recrultere at first refused The three presidents made a VUltsm Pack day of the primary. swinging- strators In an upstairs office. '' ground about 12:46 p.m. Thurs­ 76 Toitand Turnpike A "death marob" In Hartford to meet with the demonstra­ Joint appeal' for !'reoonsid- day. 18,889.16 Dated at Andover. Oonnecti- tors, said Jack Smith, state erationf' of the decision to rs- •Frooi Assessor's Records. cut, this isth day of April 1972. sponsored by the Committee of A group called the Prigonen Sol. 6 a.m. to 9i30 p.m. Conaolehoo ssrelled to about 800 le ^ e r of the Vietnam Veterans Bums bombing of North Viet­ Support Group said ciantaots Bdward J. TomMel Ruth R. Munson, nam. Richard Bnsmingsr of Greensboro, N< C., who lost his left leg in Vietnam, walks Town Cfork persons when It wan Joined by Agtthist the War. A few of the Town Clerk University of Hartford striking demonatrators went up Anyway "We cannot believe that this (See Page Eleven) with group of veterans in antiwar march in Raleigh Friday. (AP photo)