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State Campuses Reflect Warfare 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 Scho<U wiU have a com­ CongregaAonal Church variety er with rain Ukely; Ugh 46 to Case Mt. Fire bined pack meeAng and Cub 60. Sunday’s ouUook . eoriy ’Ihe Summer Community Teen show, “Gotta Bbig, Gotta . -'I*agel2 Scout circus tomorrow at 7 p.m. MM I n f‘ |.‘ n o l |\(. a.m. rain, becoming fair. For Public Works Items Players will meet tonight at i at the school cafeteria. The Dance,’’ will be held tonight M aneheater^A City o f ViUage Charm at Its workshop on the aecotja I:I Ml - Ml »\M: circus will include animal acts, at 8 at Fellowship Hall of the Federal funds which Just be­ floor of the Print Mart BuUdlng, Burns 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 v<dunteers were caUed by District Congressman William serve a proposed motel-restau­ member’s exhibit of the Mhn- noon T he lo^on could not audlWe alarm. ReoaU came A. Cotter’s <^ce that Type 1 rant complex has been petition­ Chester Fine Arts, AssoclaAon be determined, and reports shortly before 11 funds under the federal Econom­ ed by the developer. The dlrec: on May 7 will be accepted at the Something placed It anyvdiere from Birch ^ m,. ic Development Act are now tors have agreed to open the AssociaAon’s meeAng tomorrow Mfto Case Mt. Thompson available to Hartford area com­ matter to pubUc hearing. at 8 p.m. at Whlton Memorial munities because of the unem­ If the directors authorize the T o Lunar Surface Once the fire locaUon was dls- Library. Better Than A covered, firefighter, hiked near- ployment rate in the Hartford extension and agree to finance ly a mUe over rugged terrain ^ “ O ldbury men. a r^ . it by assessing abutting prop­ SPACE OPOHOTR, Houston day. Splashdown in the Pacific mand ship, piloted by Thomas Thompson says the funding is erty owners, the project would ’Hie Sunset Club wlU meet to reach the bhu^eputy Fire ^ tomorrow at 1:80 p.m. at the Bogner Hot (AP) — ApoUd 16 astrmauta wlU be Thursday, a ( ^ y eariy. K. Mattingly U, 'was not Mrious Chief Roy Stratton j«ld men '*V* speclflcaUy for pubUc works cost the town about $200,OCX) be­ John W. Ydung and Charles M. On awakening Young and and gave the signal to press projects and one of the major cause the line would pass Senior Citizens Center. After the used “Indian tank.” (back-pack “ meeting, there will be a social Duke Jr. stepped onto a rocky Duke today, capeule commu- ahead 'with the landing, water tank.) and shovels to con- ™ “ “ alms of the programs Is to through a large stretch of town plateau today to begin man’s nicator Tony England an- Mission OontrU offtciate said trol the blase. -A- Ugbt rain which started create more employment. Ac­ owned land. hour. Members are reminded to D o g ~ l f s bring canned food and some of first explotuAmi In the moun- nounced: “If you guys ore all the coast-to-coast trouUe- Only one four-wheel drive ve- at nUd-evening helped cording to Thompson, federal ^ ■ siV talns of the^noqri. for it and everything we’re sAll shooting by telephone turned hide was able to reach the the blase, Stratton said, funds would cover half the coat the members to bring special # Items to be used as prizes. Young’s'fMtfall, the ninth hu- going to crowd In three BVAs had, ctxisidem^ a area, Stratton aald.-^and hose Stratton couldn’t estimate Uie of projects which qualify. certain abort situaUon into suc­ could not reach it from Uie “ a «“»t of land Involved in the Thompwm speclflcaUy men- maiy'Jmprint qi toe ancient lu- (eirtra-VeUcular acAvlty).’’ Rocky mu, with a Mass S : 1 I ..-''"'Taur muA,, was nM qrd^ at 11:86 “ What do you mean are we cess. EUgiheers were rapidly nearest road, Line St. tire, saying only that It was a tioned extending highways into Louis MlrogUa ChrlaUan Burial at St. James 2 BOCNER mobilized on "toe Blast and 2 Hie fire’s location was final- area.’’ Industrial areas and extending ■ a.m. E>ST. 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- *<john haA 7% hours good fled motorcyclists deserve a lot ton. o lan-Ameiican Society. .... fin. “We knew we had a very U credit, fw helping A^t me ^ ^^ar aye." , sleep” he said. "I had a secon- 3^^0118 problem until we under- I Police Report | He Is survived by a daughter, 9 AR The Profain Power of Steak._____ But...jy The' Cost Censlderably Lest! s The explorers hope in this fl” VUla Louisa Rd., did not present A 15-year <dd Manchester boy Mrs. Charles Bottlcello of BOGNEUl’S QUALITT FRANKS are made right here m Manchester, of U.S. 'Govem m antV' mountainous D e s ca ^ s region stood it.” ’The difficulty, which InlAally difficulty, aoom W to was arrested on chaiges of sec- Bolton; a g^randson, . Gterald Inspected PURE BEEF never any flUer or stretciversi Look, they are low in oaloriw,^ to find evidence> thMthat 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.
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