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1 Vessel Sinks; Three Die Enemy Raids 33 Crewmen As Flames Lost at Sea Sweep Inn V Jungle Base; PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP)— CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (AP) 'IWrty-three of • 44 crewmen — An Intense fire, with flames were missing today from the that could be seen for miles, tanker Texaco Oklahoma, which raced through the 17-year-old broke In two In heavy Atlantic Canandaigua Inn early today V sesu _ 120___ miles northeeist . of - Cape__ lAovrlnoFleaving at iMicrfleast tnv*AAthree r\AV«ar\na persons V Kills 33 GIs Hatteras, N.C. dead, seven missing and send Eleven men of the tanker’s ing 14 persons to hospitals. By GEORGE ESPER crew were rescued from a life 'Firemen searching the smold Associated Press Writer raft by a passing freighter, ering rubble found two charred which headed for New York as bodies burled In the wreckage. SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese sappers ran the Coast Guard resumed a A third man died of a heart at through a U.S. artillery base in the jungle south of search this morning for possible tack after fleeing the burning Da Nang early Sunday, killing 33 Americans and hotel in the early morning survivors. hours. wounding 75 within an hour. It was believed to be the Most of the missing crewmen 2 highest American death toll of the war in an attack were from the area elhl gov- astated areas of toe city. The u_g Amerlcal Division at Chu gjjd are toe westernmost anchor York''<31ty said, however, rec today that some Ameri- a p p ^ e d “ be « , emment has received reports newsihen were deported over Lal_ south of Da Nang, but no „f allied defenses In toe region, ords showed 44 crewmen scene made contact with most of Dacca, toe provincial capital. of the former patients and re- cans working on an irriga- ° 1 that Shelk Mujib is free. The the weekend. casualties or damage was aboard. Tlie spokesman verified (See Page El|^t) ported them “ okay.” ’m e rebel radio clalm ^ toat h^"^"b^en"insl8t'------ported. that 11 survivors had tion project in the Kush- flghting was continuing in Dac- y^^ ^ ^ A number of persons were tia district of East Pakis- •revo- By MICHEL LAURENT picked up. . rescued by ladder from toe top- . villoH <5iinHnv in a ®®-, *n *he port city o^W ttagong juUonary planning center” but DACX3A, East Pakistan (AP) IVI The Coast Guard said today floors ajid others were led dowi^down tan Were killed Sunday in a « and ana in the towns ^of xvtuiisinuRangpur ^ disclose the location. —- T Theh e PakistaniPa army attacked the radio messages from the fire escapes to safety. bombing raid by Pakistani and ^ut toe gwem - Schlesinger, a Canadian the Bengali Independence move- freighter were apparently mis More than 160 firemen and planes. . ment’s Radio Pakistan said toe B^Qj^jcastlng Oorp. correspond- ment in Dacca without warning Top Court To Review Ruling taken about the tuimber of miss equipment from communities as [The agency in a dispatch from «POrted that ’’the Thursday night and took ing crewmen. far as 20 miles away were cWcutta said its report came vm® returning to normal, with ^gg clearly In control” people by surprise, i\ The Sasstown, en route to called in. At the height of toe from across toe border. govermnent employes re- he left Dacca early Satur- The army’s American M24 On Social Club Segregation four hour blaze flames were vis- a U.S. Embassy spokesman tuimliig to work tod ^ , banks re- ^ . tanks, artillery and infantry de- (See Page Bight) able for almost ten miles. said no such word had been re- opening and toe curfew In Dac ac If there Is any choUenge to stroyed large p a ^ ot East I^k- WASHINGTON (AP)—The Supreme Court agrwd An ambulance driver said ceived In New Delhi, but he add- ca lifted from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. the army’s rule.” Schiesiiiger i s l e ’s i ^ e s t city and provin- consider whether private social clubs that most of the victims he saw were gji that such a report would be The rebel and government ra said In Vancouver, "it’s proba- elm eajdtei. ^ ___ liquor licenses can continue to exclude Negroes. A overcome by smoke, though one ge„t direct to Washington, dios were toe only remaining bly coming from toe small The chief tagets were toe uni The court accepted tor review looked badly burned. State Department In sources of news from toe Ben- NixonToSign Aiie 0u.i.t; M* ,, . j. - oairiatan fdnpA fillall tiwiis in toe countryside and It verslty, toe populous Old City ADoeal bv a Moose Lodge In inj^e to convict him. Thompson Memorial Hospital Washington said It had not re- ^ r e ex- maV ta*® years before toe Ben- where Sheik Mujlbur R ahm ^ H a n t o W Pa. w h o s e ^ la lly _<3r^ted a hearing to toe reported treating 12 persons but ceived any confirmation of such ^ gall army can even hope to and his Awaml w«r« Party in "a said that none were critically in- incident, Order Aimed jured. The spokesman said toere Today’s fire was toe third ma- Americailis working on an c r . ^ , n t Amo.. MOJ. „• »p- T o l - ’ S . ■««■" ...... <"r candWAte., ported on hIs arrival In Ceylon If the high court upholds toe Harrisburg lodge’s rule jor blaze at the inn in toe last 13 irrigation program known as V 'l r txJrt of Sheik Mujlb’s Awaml Peifiaps 7,000 persons were “ — T 1 At Inflation Sunday from Dacca that years. the Kobadak project In the government troops were t - Sr S -^ted-'^ryea^s ATLANTIC CaTY, N.J. (AP) Kushtla district, vhich Is 80 By FTIANK CORMIER control of toe provincial capital. aMe.” TouringTourW the still burningbumlna bat- the land. gago. g „. AMvhite member brought a _A fire punctuated by two ex- miles west of Dacca ^ d 20 In other actions today toe jjggro, K. Leroy Irvls, toe Dem- Associated Press Writer Zeltlin said between 6,(X)0 and He said he did not think toe tie areas Saturday and Sunday, plosions raced along a block of miles east of the Indian border, 7,000 persons were believed court: ocratlc leader of the Pennsylva- BAN (3LEMENTE, Calif. (AF) the waterfront early today, de- He said it was assumed that “ thirst tor Bengali Independ- one found toe burned bodies of —Upheld _ 6 to 4 toe power of House, to toe club for dinner klUed In fighting Friday and ence or Bengali autonomy” some students still in their dor- gig^g*"^* UitorvrtmT“a^”ill^U - — President Nixon caUed Secre stroylng six buildings and a they were employed by the Saturday. Sihelk Mujlbur Rah and drinks. tary of Labor James D. Hodg fishing trawler. American Agency for Intema- would die out, but “ I don’t think mltory beds, mate child may Inherit from his man, toe Bengali political lead they have enough arms at toe 1716 tanks had made direct Irvls was reused service. son to toe Western White House There were no reports of inju- tional Development on tempo- natural parents. er who had been campaigning to moment to do anything about hits on the dormitories, Irvis, a Pittsburgh Democrat, today to help dramatize a new ries, police said. Fire officials rary contracts, —^Agreed to rule on the scope end West Pakistan’s control of toe army’s power.” A mass grave had been hasti- sued, leading to toe ruling by administration move toward said they had no estimate of of toe Federal 'Trade CJommls- NEW DELHI (AP) — East the eastern province, was re- ’The 70 million Bengalis of ly filled In at the Jaggemato toe District Court In Harrisburg stabilizing wages in toe con Pakistani rebels were reported, ported In army custody. ’Hiou- sion’s authority to protect con in November that toe lodge (See Page Eight) East Pakistan are geoglraitolcal- College; 200 students were re sumers In a dispute Involving struction industry. ly divided from toe 60 million ported killed In Iqbal Hall. could not keep both its Pennsyl Nixon planned to sign and an PunlablsPunjabis and other peoples of (About 20 bodies were still lying g ^ e ™ * t o ^ ^ ^ H ^ L ^ c r ^ ^ vania liquor license and its ra- nounce an executive order West Pakistan by more than on toe ground and in toe dorml- permiuing holdere of S4H exclusive policy. aimed at fighting Inllatlrm in the * ^ tftHpH. . _ Since Oln/«a tllgk toe rVbnstitlltiC Constitution forbids 1,000 miles of Indian territory; tories. stamps to trade them at ex- nation’s largest Industry. the chief link between them Is Troops reportedly fired bazoo- states to discriminate by race. Nixon’s Construction Industry Tito First Communist Chief toelr common = Moslem s religion, ." kas into toe medical college hos- . Stabilization Commission has Although toe East Paklstaitis pltal but toe casualty toU toere retailers who state of Pennsylvania may not recommended an executive or outnumber toe West Pakistanis, was not known. trade with S&H issue a liquor license to a pri der that would set up general the latter have always domlnat- Thousands fled toe city with . . consider vate club toat bars Negroes. construction wage guidelines, ■—Agreed to consider a gov- The decision, written by the ed toe central government and only what they could carry. ° . „„_tention that nolo one establish craft-by-craft bo€u:ds To Pay Official Call on Pope late federal appeals court judge toe €umy and thus controUed Some pushed carts loaded ■vrito j of „a aaHmisserious primecrime to oversee them and empower a toe country. f«x l and clothes. Only a few convicteu Abraham L. Freedman of Phila stabinzatiim board to take ac VATTCAN CITY (AP) — may ever legally possess a gxm. Wearing a top hat and tails. When toe Awaml League won persons returned to government delphia, was appealed Feb. 2 by tion If toe guidelines are violat —Refused to review toe con attorneys for toe Moose lodge. President Tito of Yugoslavia a majority In toe new National jobs despite toe orders of toe viction of a CMcago man who ed. . went to toe Vatican today and m Al.cO»n. to catonM to. Without a liquor license most In a followup action, e x p e n d conferred with Pope Paul VI for her, toe Bengali nationalists Mujib, sh(mld have said whether it social clubs 'll®’ ’Tuesday, toe California White g^- , peal said, since dhibs depend on (See Page Eight) used iUegal electronic surveil- House Mdll take toe •wraps off Its concern about conflicts (tee Page Eight) third “ Inflation alert.’’ Admtols- mdochina and the Middle ------variably losing restaurant opera tration officials promised it tions. would focus attention on specific ,pjyj jg y^g Communist ” I follows,” toe appeal said, wage and price declslMis made gjygj state to pay an official “ that toe ruling . . . effectively 2 In the private sector during toe ^jgy y,g Roman Catholic pon- destroys the great majority Ite mind “ I jury----- selection Nov. 12. 'The inherit from his natural parents. In trying to stem Inflationary mentary righU by the brutal “ The government can sit here “ ^ 8 «> m^ke up Ite mm^ l regej^ed the case March 16 The ruling split the court Into trends In construction, Nixon is use of force, forever ... business as usual. ® ‘ "® _tj,e third anniversary of the two. sharply divided groups, stopping short \ PAGP TTTp i ?!.-: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 P A G E T W O Sheinwold on Briilge appear In Circuit Court, Rock HRC To Discuss Vernon Kennedy Assails M O M E R A n N Q B NixonToSign ville, April 20. On Strike Paul Grant, 32, of Crystal, Proposed Laws STAR, eAXEIC*V Health Program FOR RAREN18 AND MOTBEBB KNEE Maine, was charged this morn BRUSSELS (AP) — Bel •By CLAY R. POLLAN- YQUNQPEOPl£ Ig POOR SCHOOL N O R T H Order Aimed ing with operating under the In Three bills of the General As AKin UIRA Elks Slate gium ’s 12,000 inunlclpal po Your Daily AdivHy Guhh K As ‘A Failure’ l » ( oWmiii* •« SW nilxi* a M M m s f K 97S 2 fluence of liquor or drugs and sembly will be discussed to licemen went on a one^k^r By ALFRED SHEINWOU* ”Y” According, fo f(io Start. '• (? J 107 failure to obtain operator’s morrow at a special meeting of ‘ AM. <* OCT. 22 stHke today for higher pay 1^17-22.35-45 To develop message for Tuesday,' BOeTON (AP) — Sen. Ed O 3 At Inflation license. He was arrested on a the Human Relations Commis 4-18-; Installation and recognition ot their I am In favor of motherhood, I../59-65-83-90 read words corresponding to numbers 483068 ward M. Kennedy said today AK 64 sion at 8 p.m. In the probate MITES re-arrest warrant issued by of your Zodloc birth sign. union. but I have to vote against some (Continued from Page One) y f TAURUS .SCORPIO iNX *80 AMinfO Circuit Court 12 and is schedul courtroom of the Municipal 1 Do 31 CouM 61 You H ie poUce said they would that health care In the 1970s “ Is of the majdms we all learn at WEST EAST ^ \ . A n . 20 62 A ocr. 22 J Of Stuckart provisions while holding out the Building. 2V*rbal 32 Now the fastest growing failing busi our mother’s knees. “Early to f Q 3 f J 1064 ed to appear ta Circuit Court 12, ( MAT 20 3 Probltmt 33 A 63 Friend answer only urgent calls. threat that It may be suspended The bills’ subjects and their HOr. 21'- bed and early to rise," and (? A 643 52 Rockville, April 6. ^ 1- 5-1031 4 Friendly 34 Will . 64 Turn Godfrey A. Stuckart, Anchor Traffic posts were unman ness In the nation—a $70 billion 5 Nothing 35 Buildirrg 65 For 38-4731-57i . RiaRBwma 0 Q J 10 9 5 O 872 anew If industry and labor fail Other area police activity: numbers are—the elimination of B/49-50-73 ned, but many motorists you’ll never make much of a 6 Your 3 6 A 66 Favors W-72-78 age Rd., Vernon, w ill be In Industry that fails to meet the 10 83 2 COVENTRY racial imbalance in state pub GIMINI 7A 37 Gotting 67 In heeded the government ra [S 3 bridge irfayer. Likewise, “Couiit * 95 to cooperate with his new stabi SAGITTARIUS stalled as exalted ruler of urgent needs of all our pec^le.’’ Robert L. Greenleaf, 21, of lic schools, 6304; the construc 6 Your 38 Don't 68 Fovors dio’s advice to leave their your losers at a suit contract,’ SOUTH lization plan. 9Chorm 39 IntolcrorKO 69 Sorrieone NOK.22^ In a speech prepared for de tion ot low or moderate Income 20 RockvlUe Lodge of Elks, Sun cars at home. and you’U wind up In the poor- f A 8 Ash Trail, Coventry was charged 10 To 40 Idtos 70 Promise DEC. 2f 1 ^ 1 livery to the New England Hos R E iiR ina On Saturday Nixon flew by Friday night with delivery of housing in municipalities ta 11 Bottln 41 To 71 Some day at the Elks Carriage house. Today’s hand may give KQ 98 7-12-20-^ ^6.19-243(V5 pital Assembly, Kennedy said rIPr helicopter to Beverly Mils and which restrictions hamper such ^53-703088 12 Short 42 Involved 72 In House, 9 North Park St. you a lesson your mother never O A K 64 liquor to minors. 13 Ecortomixing 43 Motter 73 Inhormony »63432-C^» his Health Security Program presented to 88-year-old movie Coventry police said the construction, 60-66; the estab CANCIR 74 Thrifty CAPRICORN The Installation at 8 p.m. will taught you. ♦ Q J 7 I4Stort 44 Mutt Tolland County "now before Congress would mogul Samuel Goldwyn the charge was the result of an ta- lishment by municipalities of 15 Aids 45 Right 75 Nowhere DEC. 22 be followed by a cocktail hour, South dealer. Sooth Wert North Eort local Human Rights and Oppor 16 Smoothing 46 Holds 76 Moy 1 1 1 Insurance for comprehen- Medal *• ^ A dump truck which was al The College Theatre of Man 2 Nurseries, Bloomfield, win talk change tiie system.’’ Cinema I: - “Wutherlng and Ted a third trump, clearing Manchester Area legedly stolen from Its owner chester Community College will BUSS TERMTE CONTROL CORP. about the proper methods of “The time has come,’’ Keime- Heights” 7:80-9:80. the last tnim p out of the wUl and used ta a break and entry present three weekend perform- planting, pruning and maintain- dy said, “to reform the Ameri- DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR C O ., INC. • EST. 1882 Ctoema H :-“The Owl and the dummy. ^ P ; Vem on M011 incident vriiich is being investi artces of Jean Paul Sartre’s “ No Ing trees and shrubs. Hoffman can health care system, Pussycat” 7^10.9:30. South didn’t feel a thing until gated by State Police, Troop C, Exit” ta Room 201 of the Hart The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Iff “ T H E W A Y has the responslblUty.^blUty of n^- "We J " site :-”Wuthering Heights” he had drawn the last tauSp and ^ Surrenders Stafford Springs and WiUlman- ford Rd. building. Friday and thD landscape p l a n t l_ ^ 7:80-9:25. run the four clubs. He dla- only twoT tlc police was found ta Coven Saturday, curtain time is 8:30 at CxwiMib»H«n Plajw, He w ill protected. We have an industry Copyright 1971 try. U.A Theater: "Cold Turk. carded a diamond on the fourth After Mish0p p.m., and Sunday 3 p.m. answer individual questiens ^ c h the doctors have been General Features Gorp. David Smith, 22, of Wlllltaan- I HEARD IT” Admission is free. Because during the meeting. protec^i^."we"h;ve'an~ln*iii? - ~. . «y” 7:00-9:^^^ . o k tic was charged with breach of in which Insurance com p^ Manctoster Drive-In: -Re- ^ dW y, he s^ ^ a Lloyd Carter, 20, of 142 Hartl of limited seating, advance res In aAAiHnn buUetins on care which Insurance companies peace after police were called a STOM RF.l phoi st k r im ; Godfrey A. Stuckart opens BMday. losing diamond In bis luuid. Dr., Vernon, turned himself ta ervations are required. They 9 hy John Gruber of lawns, weed control and In- l*a.Ye been protected... Day Centers a Must to investigate a disturbance in East Hartford Drive-In: — Re- It was useless to look around at the Vemon Police station, may be made by calling exten- will be provided by Paul Me- and disease control will be "K Is time to change aU this,’’ wridav the parking area of a Lake St. fo r the ketchup: The opponents H E LSIN K I - ’Towns and mu- sirti 61 at the college. Geary. available. The program Is apoa- Kennedy said. “We can’t leave last night ta connection with an business establishment. He was ( ,:st you East Windsor Drive-In:- Re- wouldn’t let South eat that last nicipaUtles In Finland are re- The action of Sartre’s existen Scotchgard The installation suite will be gored by the Coc^ratlve Exten- It to the insurance Industry as accident Saturday night on Rt. released on his promise to ap dlamond. Down one, quired to maintain day-care tialist drama centers on three headed by Edwin P. Maley, gion services In Hartford, Tol- Mr. Nixon proposes. Nor can we ^ S3. pear in Circuit Court 12, Man Next month, on the 14th to he preaslve. ’Ihen, too, you have to Meadows Drive-In:—“ Blood Should Count Winner* centeirs fo r children. The na- people who are ushered into a granda treasurer of the Benev- jgjjd windham counties aiul l^ve it to the doctors, to the Vemon police were looking chester, April 19. and Lace” 7:30; “ Wedding Countlng your losers may be tlonal government helps with room. There they sure left to t' precise, Arthur Winograd will give anybody a big hand who olent and Protective Order ot |g open to the public. hospitals, or to any of the cur- for the driver of a car who ELUN 6 TON Night” 9:12. a useful short cut in routine expenses, but the mu2ilcipality struggle with their emotions and present Mahler’s Eighth Bym- has the nerve to j^ k le su^ an Elks of the United States. As- >me TV41and County Exten- renUy rrigning health powers, allegedly fled the scene after Frederick Bentley, West Wll- outalxed work. On top o i all hands, but you get no credit for besin most of the buidm. to cMifront each other for an slstlng Maley will be a suite gton Service also has a com- “Only the consumer can pull striking a car driven by Thomas lington, was charged with im phony in the BurimeQ Memorial ^ invariably friends your losers on the scorepad. eternity. of past district deputies and piete up-to-date listing of home It together,” Kennedy said, Sawyer, 25, of Talcottville Rd., proper passing and Allan Rous Auditorium. This will enlist the relatives of the singers In R are B ird Alert Count your winners and then Portraying Gsurcta and Estelle past exalted rulers ot Rock- grrounds bulletins which are “Only the consumer can force Vemon, and causing It to go off seau of 10 Susan Dr., Vernon make sure that you get them. w ill be the husband and wife services of the Hartford Sym- the audience which just about vUle Lodge. available free of charge by the kind of change required by TONIGHT AT was issued a written warning HKMPSTBSAD, N.Y. (AP) In this____ _ hand.______South ______should the rosid and hit a.tree. team of Jack and Susan LaForte phony Chmale (about 175 guarantees loud and continued Stuckart Is president of the writing the office at 24 Hyde the present crisis... f i 'S i M for having defective directional The recorded voice of a Ho«ra ^ The auto that struck the Saw of Amston. Mrs. Mary Aim Roy vrrtces), another chorus from »» the end. nitnn T^ke Shores Associa- Ave.. RockvUle. “t am confident V 1 - - 2 ■ .X .■ rxi rxf- . 1 XX 4~ B t BRTR . " signal following a two-car acci Bolton Lake Shores Associa- Ave., Rockville, “I am c o n fl^ t^ t once we university assistant biology pnv ^o^m aderum ee h ^ tw^ yer car was found deserted, but of 183 Prospect St. Is csist as Worcester, Mass, (about the Mahler ^>ent two years writ have lntervened...the people of ,ggg^ „p„rts on the where- He dent on Rt. 286, Ellington, yes tion, chairman of the BuUetin .. Capon Raising later police learned it was Inez, suid Jsunes Koch of 63 same size), a boy’s choir, solo- **18 work. Of course, he was committee of Rockville Coimcll Any ToUand County 4-H’er, In- country, whether providers abouts of a foot-long )x>at-talled driven by Carter. It was heavily terday. No injuries were report . • all fhnf fl*nA a n . . . . « a ______i a __ i —i ______f V f t n a i i m A M I m a X l l a a m . . . ■ . liO d J J * one addlUcnstl wiimer, ed. Bently Is scheduled to ap Marion Dr. as the valet. La- ists, and an augmented Hart- conducting all that time, too, so jfnightg of Columbus, a mem- terested In raising capcais-dur- or consumers, whether public or grackle and other rare species . damaged, but the Sawyer car pear in Circuit Court 12; Rock Forte is director of student ac ford Symphony Orchestra. he wasn’t ^ ccrapieieiy comirietely o^ occupied ^ ^ jjgj, of^f the Mayor’s” Mayor’s Committee Cc____ •**'"* *"■'tag **•“ the summer'shoiild order nrivate Interests, w ill be aUe able to In r Nw'Ywk'a^'for'Wrd-. . « . ______u —i “ “ “ ^th^dui^v" “ received only minor damage. ville, M ay 4. tivities and srtslstant adminis The Eighth is a tremendous Preventlan of Drug them through the 4-H office the Mg^ quaU^ bed ^^ers. A ft^ 3 te it trick When Carter appeared at the NsssUt photo trative depsurtment hesul at work, often caUed “The Sym- Abuse, the Men's 431ub of Sac- prior to May 1. TOmpa^ot^ Buckley’s two-mtaute re- .^th the kiTi«r of «unmrai®” members. ® ^ * « t* ™ - Court RockvUle, April 30. to attend Manchester Commun 'The jobs—which Include teach AU 4-H leaders have , been In- ■ Mu BOyBRONTES The Associated some reservations about this spirit of cTMtlon and the ^ t '^enty years later, he joined FEATURINO GUEST ARTISTS William Chamberlain, 17, of ® | ^ ^ ' ^^® Assoclat^ paw ity College. In last year’s con ers ot physical education, art, given a hearing by the board, 60-bond survey was basically presentattan, I strongly recom of love, far beyond the Savings Bank of Anewiio, attend a closed Statf» T ’a v 'R a tio 4 Bancroft Rd., Vemon, was ar . ^ test she was first runner-up. music, reading and language, as which later reaffirmed Its de mend that you go to hear It. Op Ute Umits o ? t S r f d Latin hymn “ tl ta 1961 he was eOected presl- t^evlslon p r o g r a m tiUed 01010 10X 1(0110 Uu^eriiig ROGER MURTHA, Tnimpeler rested Sunday as the result of Other winners of the ten con weU as a librarian and psycholo cision to eliminate the positions. issues were un- portunities are extremely rare. which was Its inspiration. pear suffering from comi^ex heart in Circuit Cfourt 12, Rockville, ailments have been sent to the resigned to the probability that Plan to go to this presenta- The esUmafes cover only fed- Mayo Clinic ta Rochester, he would hever hear It present- tion. It will be a tremendous The Eagletcn Institute of Po- and the l^flslative management eral aid to state and kical gov- Always Tender, H o d S a n 5 * f A pril 20. + Minn., with the aid of a fund ed, although the score had been eicperience, cuid one you can- UUcs at Rutgers Univemity, ta committee Issued the foUowiiig ernment and do not include dl- Three 17-year-old Vernon accepted for publication. Final- not get very often. New Brunswick’ N J has 3®*“ * statement, "It Is our view rect federal spending for goods Never Greasy! boys were charged yesterday started five years ago by a Lu ou. - ’ '1 /X ® legtalature has a respon- and services ta the state, with making unnecessary noise theran minister. ly, ta 1908, Munich decided to ------C A L L A H E A D 643-8115 Gr«enTic|jo) granted the Oonnecttcut Gen- gjbiuty, not only to ^ropriate The CPEC said Alaska had with motor vehicles. Fritz Anke, Lutheran minister 9 attempt It. They put It In re- era! Assembly $75,000 of Ford funds, but also to police the ex- the lowest rate because It paid OR ENJOY YOUR DINNER from the small Bhanconian com hearsal while Mahler was ta Horses Age Kedueed Those charged were: Wesley Foundation money to he^ train pendtture of thOM funds by the only 33 cents for every dollar of IN OUR ATTRACTIVE munity of Oeslau, near Cfobuig, New York cMiductlng the ^t- ^ Vatican ai^ Rodean, 47 Crest Dr.; David ' ... __ __..rv.riAr. v~ / — " legislators and their staff ta executive branch, to make sure federal grants-ln-ald received In DRONG A R E A collected 3 million Maries He returned to Ger- Greenfield, Tunnel Rd. and ropoUt^ He retarn^to chaeologlirt who looked into the budget review. that they are spent efttclentiy 1970. Steven Morehouse, Ridgewood (819,000 dollars) since launching many to time to conductconm« the ^y^g ^ ^ worid’s most Aimounoement of the grant and effectively. Dr. All three are scheduled to hta fund. Anal rehearse and iniouM famous horses Has announced was made by the joint commit- “AccorxUn^,. the project will ASK ABOUT OUR performera wth g r^ e i»w ^ y^ ^ younger tee on legislative management, be directed not just toward the FUND RAISING PROGRAM first **““ P®0Pl* thougW. created ta 1989 as the result of development of a program and ! J . i \ THEATRE [AST fa^ that be was a l^ . TO Filippo Magi of Perugia a report by the Eagletan Inatlt- performance ^K»^oach toward E fnicklleTu.t’np//<^ performance resuiiea m a ire- uniyigpgity^ director of arcfaaeo- ute concerning legislative mod- budgeting, but also toward the E N D S TD E8PAY mendoujt^Gtlon. logical stupes lor Vatican City, erliatlon, It Is through the legis- development of a performance PLAZA DEPT. STORE The w<^ alwys gets m bronse horaes of lative management conunlttee audit, under which agencies Guaranteed to make you !ook and feel better ovation. Itls M tremMiooiw^^ at. Mark’s cathedral ta Venice that Institute made its grant and programs can be measured DICK VAN DYKE: (We Have A Notion To Please) evwi a down^ht perrom- made in Rome 800 year* to the General Assembly. by the effectiveness with whidi E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) [than your present bra or your money back. ance would be extiwneiy im- chi.ig,t mid not as believed Among other Elagletoni rec- they are administered.” OPEN WED., THUR8., FBI. till 9 M nryUrnd The unique Give-A-Litt!e-Middle feature self-adjusts to every move assuring ______by an unknown Cheek ta the day ommendattons maide In 19TO and Under the terms of the grant, COLDTURKEY of Alexander the Great, 800 since Implemented are: Annual the Etagfeton Institute will have lift, support and separation for the new natural look. COLOR . years befrure Christ. sesslaas, rqifuaved in a state- a professional, fiscal analyst ta Offer good only through Saturday, Aprils, 1971. Professor Magi saya the half- wide referendum last Novem- Hartford for the two-year dura- Jumbo Garment Bogs Treat yourself to a Flexnit Tricot Contour or Lace Give-A-Little-Middle Ill’ T : IlnitHri Ai'lisl:; moon Incisions which give the ber; a reduction in the number tion of the project. He will work bra and feel the difference in comfort. ■ 4 ^ EKTEB ACADEMY HDienittd Ifwalk impresskn of life ta the hocsee’ of standing CMnmlttees, and closely with the staffs of the Of- Rugged Construction, Strong Metal Frames, AWARDS SWEEP- FRIED CHICKEN The Singer U ftS fi! Credit Plan helpsyou Decorator (Colors. $3 Value 0 7 Pubitsbad Dally Bzoapt Sundaya oyoB is a technique which was their .operation on a year-round flee of Legislative Researvh 8KAEBS • DEXAILS have this value now-within ysyr budget and H o U la ys ^ 18 BImsU SiTMt. developed by Roman artists ta basis; and abolition of the and the Auditors of Public Ac- AVAILAHIJi AT 311 GREEN ROAD, MANCHESTER N O W I # T # each *******Tdtpbone tMTTii ***® ®* ***® Oon- Legislative Council and its re- counts. Bootcaraw. c— FoMse Paid at stonttae—and not befwe. placement by the full-time legis- The program will be super- NEXT: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — 11 a ;m . - 9 Plus Suit Bogs, Dress Bogs, tfsariiwtar, Oonn. (OMO) Venice took tile horses as loot lative management committee, vised and coordinated by Dr. Travel Bags and Blanket Bags 857-M AlN STREET BDBSCRlFTiaN RAXB8 from OonstanUnople In 1204. Na^ All of the cbaiig;es received bi- Alan Rosenthal, director of the FRIDAY & SATURDAY — 11 A.M. - 10 PJ|. MANCHESTER Advance poleon carried them off to Paris partisan backliig. Eagleton Institute’s Center for SINGER I X I W T j l P y 3TM T J ^ J j Bbf ...... '.*1* M ta 1797, but they were returned In announcing the $75,000 State Legislative Research and ALL AT PRICES YOU LIKE! 447-1425 ’ PiyfS STORES OP PASHIO** (DAL, UagMle, all stoi«a)| TOTM^M^hs ...... 9.W to Venice in 1415. grant, the Eagleton Iiiistitute Service. '/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 Visitors Military Bases Provide Business Mirror INDEPENDENCIE, Mo. Paradox for Okinawons T V T on igh t Anderson-Little (AP) — Former Chief Jus- Uco Earl Warren, former for Ck>mplete UsOagB. By PHIL BROWN wUl make the net figure about Professors^ Computer Secretary of the Treasury Assoc'ated Press Writer 2,600. See Saturday’s TV Week John W. Snyder and former At the same time, the Army's Ambassador W. Aveirell Har- NAHA, - Okinawa (AP) — 2nd Logistics Ctommand, which Optimistic on Economy (S> PertT BlasMt riman made a weekend visit Many Okinawans don't want fixes equipment damaged In (18)~ WUd WUd Weat (C) Anderson-Little to former President Harry S. U.S. military bases on their Is Vietnam, seeks 1,000 new work By JOHN CUNNIFF and local budgets will have sev (M) Addunt Funllv (4*> Gllllcu’a lalaad (C> Tnunan at his home. ers. Where the skills match or AP Business Analyst eral years when they are bal land, but some of the same peo i:88 (48) WMUber Watch ple object vigorously if any of (48) Whafa Mj UaeT (C) ed the annual meeting of the the Army is icady to take on NEW YORK (AP) — Partially “Aren't you a bit optimis the 20,000 base workers' lose 1:88 (S-B-m8) WcaUher — Truman Library Institute, at workers discharge by other forgotten amidst concern that aad Near* (C) their jiibs. tic?” Preston was asked. Back which Snyder was named to services with no loss in seniority the 1971 Gross National Product (18) Caadid Chunara Hundreds of these workers came an emphatic no. If sound (M) Ta TaU the Trath (C) head a drive for $1 million or other benefits, the spokes will fall short of President Nix 1:86 (48) Salat Seats Slate These plans have aroused the the Vietnam war will end by the 1:38 (33-38) From A Blrd’i their families to Japan to find supported by the slow pace of close cf 1972 and that, as the Vicar (O opposition of both the elected (8-48) Dat’a Make a Deal SPORT COATS & BLAZERS | 1:88 (8-3848) Neara — Prayer aad SIZES 8-12 ductress; Mrs. Dorothy C. Kel- S S lte to .my ^ laiger than that of 1970? per cent a year, which is consid Slya Olf (C) ly, associate conductress. ,, * ate economic benefits, but whra 1:15 (3) Nears — Prayer aad Bln WEU-.’’ mass discharges are announced, That's the estimate of Profs. ered acceptable by the authors. Also, James E. Nlidiols, chap “ It sounds like quite a contra- 0 « (C) “we can’t just sit by Idly. We Roes Preston and Lawrence R. The assumption that requires lain; Mrs. Partlcla W. Moran- dicti<)n,’' says HiroShl Nstiuishl- Klein of the Wharton School's great faith to accept is that al (EdacatloBal TV (34) der, marshal; libs. Harriet E. ,__ must strike for the morale of Moaday, March 39 -|C |9 5 ma, vice chairman of the union, minlr nrul file “ he adds* Econometric Forecasting As most all the money that was Boy’s Reg. $25. Sport Coats & Blazers Case, organist; Mrs. Carolyn L. but the union would like a com- ^ ^ 9 ■ v F SIZES 13-20 sociates, who built a symbolic going into Vietnam will go into Film B CT^ck^Esther; Kta. Etoa- *^gtoghlma says the current “ Pretty as a Picture; Onulu- beth A. Mottram, Martha; lOss ^ tr, aatti tions. strength. atlon and Prom Dresses'' The elaborate econometric But trtiat if we do have a Becaaaa We Care (C) Dlane E. Bernard, Electa; Miss te'^Sd agate^toe United States ^ Its Exploration of role of teacher Connie W. Shorrock, warden, g i^ S h X (S^the^U- VoMcies. Rlghtirts come technique—the word suggests war? The authors, being practi in drug education and drus economics, measurement and cal men, tossed that possibility abuse prevention continues. E U id John S. Risley, sentinel. . . . " fr * out for counterdemonstiBtlons. to the computer and it respond 7:38 Pabllc Hearlat Members ot the Installing Merchants to Koza, next to the mathematics—takes place on a No fault Insurance (Live) Boy’s Reg. $6. Permanent Press computer. Over simplified. If ed with a forecast of a GNP that Black Joaraal (C) suite, aU past matrons and pa- ^ vrithdraw com- Kadena air base, come out to you put in certain quantities, would fall $40 billion short of the CenaectlcBt Nearsreem SKIING co o s trons ofrTemple Cihapter, sue «__* vixHtni»« om. protest the strike because Worid Press (C) you should obtain a certain re $2 trillion mark. Mr. and Mrs. T. Dye Hooper, g^ j^^^g j^g„ gbUged to American servicemen and their sult. But there Is a much, much Regular $26 to $35 DRESS SLACKS SIZES 8-18 Installing patron and matron; military base ar«a8 for dependents are ordered to stay That result shows the GNP greater differtnce between war Mrs. OUve A. Recave l^tal- ®« >neantog they rising from $1.0476 trillion this spending, “ exploding part of the Indian Claims ■!?”* . c P 1 A 1 n; MIm MBry gfjjgr jote ’’ don’t spend any money to Koza. Louise Dickson, tostalltog mEU-- year to $1.9972 trillion by the end economy,” and spending for Includtog the 20,000 base Violence wm etow fl^ s. Draft Deferment CASUAL SLACKS & JEANS shall; Euid Albert T. Heavl- of 1980, although the authors those domestic issues referred workers, about 61,000 of Oktoa- “ A twoKlay strike hurts busl- to, Prescott explained. A war sldes, tostalltog organist. The woricers depend dl- "®“ «®'^®" one concede Uiat 2.8 to 3 per cent in CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — A flation per year is built Into might produce short-term prof — — ^lolBt was Mrs. Orarlotte U^ mtot^Sres- Koza merchant. “The Ameri- their projections. its immediately but weaken the Seneca Indian who lives on Gray. «nee fm- loba ®A"® ''’®’V cEuitious for a few “In human terms this holds economy over-all, he said. Cleveland’s West Side Is refus N C * V ^ ^ The newly tostaUed matron emnlovment ordl- days after the strike. Two the promise of a decade of A war—1974-76, one-half the ing Induction into the Army on ^ l l v ^ ^lifetime ^alr and a » monte lo^“ -• family and friends, and Mrs. almost natemal Nakashima says a favorite peace and welfare—^human ben size of Vietnam—might reduce grounds that he is a member of VonDeck was presented with a to em- tacUc of radicals Is to move efits for almost everybody,” GNP only $40 bllUon for the 10- a sovereign Indian nation. STYLES: S o many to choose from! Boy’s Reg. $4. Permanent Press ( 3 9 3 gavel by her husband. among union pickets, try to said Preston. year perioid, he said, but It Dennis Jon iBowen was or Guests Included Carl O. Carl- _ ooerate that ®tart trouble with Okinawan riot “Personal disposable Income would create imbalances that Shaped styles! Belted styles! dered to report for InducUcn on ^ gr^ m ^r «>« M a^ to W® ^ ‘ uce standing nearby, and might slow exp€uislon Euid weak will alnu>st double, total profits Dec. 10, but refused. He said Double or Single breasted styles! DRESS SHIRTS SIZES 8-20 Connecticut; Merle P. Tapley, ^ \ jodb awav leaving the niefc will rise, the hours we work en the economy for years Friday that two FBI agentB^ vis Braid trimmed styles___ and many more! grand senior wartlen of the Javc to be cut when the Defense f will decline, and federal, state ahead. ited him March 16 at the CSeve- RrnnH T.ndk. Membem ot ^To^lSualal acting trophies rU 'r^^le^T ^^w rSenty were won by Maureen Stapleton John Mather ChEq)ter, Order of 1-84 Plans Outlined anT=*’L = r‘= : -tl^r s S member^^s^nathm. DeMolay, were uaheM. About 60 people, most of teem summer. Helen Gallagher and Hal Linden best a^tor <[or A representing various town FtoEd design plans would also meirt ® song-and-dance depart- p ^ ^ o i ^ ^ ^ y m em L rs of the be handled to still Euioteer Vandals Damage Eigencles, turned out for a brief _ ■ ^ , Royal Shakespeare (Company. t •! f a Missing Pilot public hearing. ing session Saturday to learn . w ^ Library Data Drug Education Dead in Wreck - som ething Eteout the plEuuitog Two mote sessions of tee mnl" “ re'llS'limtoy'St OTANTOSE, CUll. (AP) - of R ou te 1-84. adult night school cUss, “Drug D8LOO, N.C. (AlP) — A miss Representing the State De- Education for Parents,” have S ir iL H- Poindexter, Ughting design. Vandals have removed and mu- ing pilot was found (lead Sunday fro^tte P^Me 'Th^ter wer both for "Story Theater” ; and tllated 11,000 cards from the paptmem of Transportation was been scheduled for tomorrow ^ ABC nettork ^ring which by Rae AUen, supporting dra- Stanford University Ubraiy ca- Russell Tong of caiarles Me- night and April 13, bote at 7:80 G“b'® Assoctotes Inc., con- at the high school, Room 18. a stellar galaxy reprised hit mafic actress in "And kOss talo^, impairing to e lr^ and The man was identified as suiting engtoeeM for the high- Tomoirtiw night's session will songs from past musical cham- Reardon Drinks a UtUe.” catwhigdamage estimated at up Kenneth C. GUBBrt. 82, of Garri- pions. Honorary Tony citations were to H6.0TO. feEiture discussion with tee ^ N.Y., who r«Por^y baA recognition o f “ acid cultuM" group to be fol- There weren’t any real sur- presented to Elliot Norton, Bos- UbrariM ^ vld C. Weber rNiT en route to a wedding to and An- low ed by viewing of a film strip prises among the winners—^vot- ton drama critic; Roger L. Ste- said Sunday the cards were re Flonoa. ed upon by about 450 represent- vens, former chairman of the moved over the past two weeks of Vnrth doveris wirties that tee new on 1£D, which tee high school atlves of stage guilds, craft Natimial Council for the Arts; They were tom, stained with ink rviraiina. Mfiiw erf the Civil Air through B made her New York debut In a mnven st. vaudevUle chorus. de- ATHENS (AP) - Two solid the woods about 200 yards from The engtoeeM were Edso Ewk- yale Law School dean Eind As her name was announced, « « spearheads, said to date O N E P IE C E a home. ed If other alternatives to high- immediate predecessor have the rubber-faced comedienne nounced the ad Friday as ■ sixth or seventh cen- ■a. way construction had been con- signed a petition (^posing looked momentarily stunned, taateless, and a commer- B.C., have been discovered '' sldered, such eis mEU)8 tMnsit, 'wiMtap bill passed by the tripped as she moimted the red- exploitation of New xorit s Mycenae, the home of King ENIT OPESSES Suspects Named and Tong repUed that he didn’t Connecticut House of Represen caiT)eted steps to the stage and troubles. Agamemnon, a Greek scientist believe the state hEul consider tatives, ac(x>rdlng to WiUiam after the traditional thanking of aM>eared in Bostw, announced, Regular $16 to $20 In Bank Holdup ed this. Olds, president of the Connecti everybody quipped: “Now I’m Washington, Detroit and MUla- Metallurgist Gemge Varou- But, he SEdd even without the cut Civil Liberties Union. 9 going home and faint.” delphla and announced that the fgjtig gaid archeologist George NEW HAVEN (AP)—Donald new supertilg^iway trEiffic, vol- TTie current dean Is Abrahani A Wt later In the program airline would soon serve those Mylonas gave him three spear- J. White, 25, EUid Alphonse John- ume w(xild IncrcEise to the area, Giddsteto. '^Hls predecessor Is Angela Lansbury, cme of the cities as well as New York. It heads f(xmd at Mycenae during son, 23, both of New Haven, Tong explained that projec- Louis Pollack. The petition says quartet presiding over the cere- showed a picture of the Statue recent excavation, ______' 9 ( 5 were being sought to connection tlons of trsifflc volume show a tee wire tap ___authority given by monies, briskly ad-libbed of Liberty with a tear drawn in “Microscopic investigation with Wednesday’s robbery 1:1111 Ntri’i’t SJ^tov aton^’ Sid ^ e n ®d. and teat the actual plotting aging below normal, with day- Oitlcs Circle. Dortmund, said that after a m ^nly stopped and Alien ^ highway lines will be time highs to tee low to mid Four prizes were picked up by drinking spree, the human kid- At lh<‘ Sank’ I^ou IN MANO«STER master charge IN MANCHESTER “That’s the first time that has done after a proposed hearing 40#. Overnight lows to tee u i^ r “ No, No, Nanette." Besides the ney must secrete more liquid !)ire c (-H y -M ;iil I ’rict* INTERBANK CARO ever happened to me ’ ’ he said on corridor route, which 20s but warming a bit to the pair for distaff perfotmances, than usual and with it too much (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST. (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - BROAD ST. -Ask for Fr*-*" A atainu as h e^ ^ d WiLeU up. will probably be held to late mid 80s Thursday night. Donald Saddler was named for salt. Natrium in mineral water best choreography, and Raoul replenishes the salt leve), the PHONE 647-1451 PHONE 647-1451 Pene du Bols for costumes. professor said. -\ ^ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PA G E SE V E N p a g e s i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert ^sson- Insurers, Bar Hospital Phone nette, Cromwell. Tax Assistance South Windsor BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Representatives from the 'The teleptaone number for son to Mr. and Mrs. 'Iliomas Uon that we do not interpret tear gas Internal Revenue Service EXPERT Appliance SERVICE Battle Issues Mancheater Memorial Hoepl- Roche, Coventry; a daughter and defoliants to be amtHig the weapons will be available to answer Pupils Present at Signing tal was changed a few — ON ALL MAKES — to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson -^ ey, questions on filling out In the Protocol would forbid us to use. monthB ago, but too late to 198 Center St.; a son to Mr. and On No-Fault be listed correctly in the new come tax forms, tomorrow O f Bounty Bill into Law PUBl.TaHKD BY THE The Senators handling' the matter are Mrs. Douglas K ^ , 393 Oak •WASHERS ’ REFRIGERATORS phone books. Tlio hospital from 12:80 p.m .'to 4:30 p.m. HERALD PRINTING OO.. INC. HARTFORD (AP) — A com land St. •DRYERS • DISHWASHERS 13 Bissell Street inclined to think this kind of ratification number Is 6M-1222. in the hearing room at the Last ’Ihursday, Governor dents, Orville and Mary Welch I Mancheater, Ooim. THOMAS P. EERGUSON would not accomplish very much for the mittee of the Connecticut Bar DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Municipal/ Building. Thomas Mesklll signed into law will also be on hand and will be I ^JRadl^M«grttoedFor^ulg_Sentioi|^ WALTER R. FERGUSON Association squared off against ’Ihe lasri session is sched Publishers United States image, e^iecially since the Louis J. O’Mara, 29 Appletree a bill that wlU repeal bounUes ‘" ‘R e v v e d by Uncle Jay. Founded October 1, 1881 the insurance Association of Con Lane, South l^Tndsor; Mrs. uled for April 6...... ' The g;roup will demonstrate! PPLI ANCE United Nations, In the only semi-official M anchester on wUd animals, such as bob- western style square dancing, PublLritcd Everry Eyening. Except Sundays necticut over the weekend on the Modlne Schramm, Storrs; Mrs. REPA IR and Holidays. Entered at the Post OrTlee ed specification of just what the Geneva Gloria Demers, Arlington Rd., cats, rattlesnakes, fox, copper- which is popular with Connect-1 646-1111 Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall issue of ao4»lled “no-fault” auto Hospital Notes Matter Protocol does seek to outlaw, included Coventry; Mrs. Gladys C. Vernon head snakes, Belg^ian hc^ and ^cut Square dance clubs. I Insurance—an issue which is to vmnNO HocBs O’Connor, 28SA N. Main St.- . woodchucks, and invited the Bob Grand- SUBSCRIPnON RATm tear gas and defoliants. For the moment, Payable in Advance be the subject of a legislative Intermediate Care Semi- Also, Mrs. Joyce Caton, East A group reponBlble for the blU to Springfield, Mass. One Y ear ...... 8^.00 then, the Senate is reluctant to ratify, hearing tonight. private, noan*S p.m., and 4 p.m.- Hartford: Dawn M. Ttotten, 940 V llL U -U l c tl /U . VS the Capitol to witness the sign- also appear. SU Months ...... 19.G0 On Dean’s lis t Three Months ...... 9.75 preferring to wait for the White House The bar association’s Commit- 8 - pjn.; private . rooms, 10 aan.- E. Middle Tpke.; James P. Ing. One Month ...... 3.25 ™ »u . J . * p.m.-8 pan. Sweet, 119 Robert Dr., South The group consisted of five Francis J. Lattaiudo of 50 and the Pentagon to be ready and will tw on the Administration of Pedlateics: Farento allowed. Windsor; Pamela J. Osip, East Fair Slated Norman Dr., a seMor, and Choicest Meats In Town! MEMBER OF Ctvtt Justice unveiled its own students who werein two Ell THE ASSOdATEH) PRESS ing to give up tear gas and defolitot. except noon-8 p.m.; Hartford; Christine R. Ander- Tferry fourth Grades last year, 230 B ^ k 'nie Assocated Press is exduatvely en titled to the me of repubUcBUon of all There are sub-atguments which cut *"■ »»»«’ * p.m..? P.m. son, 139 Skinner Rd., RockvUle; A t School a teacher, Mrs. Louise Evans ’ ^ news dlspatcltes credited to it or not oUm-- P-“ -. Marianne B. DelVeccMo, and Principal Marvin Eisen- TUESDAY ONLY SPECIALS! wlse credited in this paper and also the both ways. The Senators have heard dean’s list t o r the fall semester local news putdiehed here. S t ^ P * “ * A. SchroU, 46E As part of a continuing cul- berg. BEST CENTER CUT AU rlidUs of republlcaUon of special dis some witnesses testify that tear gas and tural arts fair, two programs Last year, the students, wMle College, Worces- patches herein are also reserved. fault’ type are^etth*^ Intenalve Care and Ooraiiary House Dr. ------, — defoliants are of little practical military desirable nor aeceotable to the Immediate family only. Also, Mrs. Jeannette F. Ven- *»« presented this week at studying ecology, teamed that PORK C H O P S lb . 7^ The Herald Fiintine Oonrni In c., as auyiliue, Umtted to|lve miimtM. newald. East Hartford; Mrs. Vernon Center Middle boutles on some animals might * Family Night sumes no financial responslbaity for typo value, after all. The other side argues consumer.’ 7 RIB graphical errors appearing in adveittoe- Maternity: F a tten , 11 ajn .- Arlene A. .Carey, 17F Garden School. dUrupt the balance of nature. , menta and other reading matter in The that the use of such weapims, which do Manchester Evening H er^. wMfe Mwy^’s.^ Thon^^ ’Tomorrow night the physical After‘S a month of research PORK RO AST lb . 55^ not kill directly themselves, but merely wnuo, reiterated its su^ otten, 8 pjn.-4 p.m., and 15 Andor Rd.; Leo P. Poirier, education department wUl dem- and study, the two classes com- J*® ^ *“ "S y event. On April Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-WeeMng- COUNTRY STYLE tom Post Nows Service. make it easier to get at the enemy in •!*»P*«»--8 P*>“- Loveland HIU Rd., RockvUle; onstrate the skUls of the stu- posed a letter to Theodore ^ 1^1 service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. by ^ n . Joseph I ^ge limlta; 18 in maternity, Patricia D. DeFeUce, 401 Kee- <*ento of Grades, 6, 7 and 8, in Bampton. begin toe activities at toe Publishers Representatives — Mathews. order to kill Mm, 4s really a humane use, PORK RIBS lb . Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency Haven, ^ otter areas, no Umtt In ney St.; ' Mrs. Carrie A. gynmastics, sports and dancing. Director of the State Board of Vernon Middle School and en- — New York, Chicago, Detrait and Boston. wMch softens and civilizes war. .1 „ aell-aervloe. Kmwrtes, 182 Mapfe St.; Ralph Modem and folk dances wUl Fisheries and Games, stating tertalnment will be provided for a p w m ^ e ^ of statevride sup------290 SchoM St. ^ performed by toe girls who they had learned that bounty t^e youngsters and their par- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUlX All such claims and counter-claims HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 2 TIONS. conatmctlMi, paiUng ^ wUl also perform such gym- payments still existed on these »>y a magician and guitar aside, it seems to us that if, .after 46 Dlnday advertising dosing hours s ' t o r emorgenolea la aevorely re- st ^ °ver side ^Mmals. In their letter they ex- Jst-vocallst. 317 Highland St., Manchester— ^Phone 646-4277 For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. years, .we are considering ratifying our . ■ strloted. The pobUc is urgently Katherine Mumfav East Hart- tumbling and work on pressed their concern in keep- ^ followed by toe For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Ssturaay. ••••••••••••••• For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Mbndsy. own brain child in order to iimpress the ^ le legulature’s Insurance ngneated not to pailc near the Oormler Ekitield* ***'®'^®*' parallel bao^. They will tag “a balance in nature by business meeting and will ta- For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday OM Jutaciary Commtttees wUl emergency entrance excert to m ib .' Evelyn' M. Chapman 46 demonstrate howling skiUs. protecting predators” and ex- elude toe election of a board _r\)r Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. rest of the world with our Mgh Classified deadline 4:3U p.m. dayoe- " toe hearing on discharge emergency or wheel- rhou Rd. South Wtadsor' Mrs. work out on toe plained they enjoyed hearing managers and officers. A fore publlcatioa 4:30 p.m. Friday AAw philoeopMcal and moral standards, we Ueberman’s impoeals. chair admiaalona. To pick op dls- Lillian Bannister ISO Feiguscm ^•’‘“upoltae, springboard and some of these predators, even if preview of future plans and "-luTdoySat and Mbnday JT“ ' ------ptiblicatlan.------really ought to ratify it with one bold "'No-fautt insurance eUmlnates charged patients, please pork in . gygan M Hicktag Bast P^’®**®* They will also they never saw them. They comments concerning toe pro- treasure chest diamonds the need to go through an ex- the general lots llrat luid tte Hartford. demonstrate wrestling, basket- told Bampton they would "like gress of the regional YMCA Monday, March 29 stroke of the national pen, and without pendve and complex legal sys- mnae vein Inatmct you viliere « m ir wh a volleybaU. to know they are there because will also be heard, trying to asterisk in exemptions for the tern to determine who was to drive to pick up tte paflent. “ g®""’ Ofi Wednesday, toe music de- they are exciting and import- Family invitations have been 9 Something Slower Than Sound particular brand of chemical or bio Marne for an accident,” said t o e ______’ partment program wlU open ant.” sent to adult members in Elltag- tasurance association. Hie pro- Pattente Today* 848 'vriinrnria h brass choir number fol- Bampton replied that his de- ton, Vernon, South Wtadsor, To the news that Rallpax has gracious logical warfare we ourselves happen to , . ___ ^ Pattente Today: 848 posal...... has attracted support from “ •’ lowed by toe girl’s choir and partment also was opposed to East Windsor and ’Tolland. Fam- ly consented to continue some pcussenger ' be waging~~at the moment. all major components of toe in- ADMITTUSD SATURDAY; 234 Keeney St • Mrs Evel'ra ^ interpret James Tay- payment of any bounties and Hies of Gra-Y and Junior and service from New York to Hartford and Mirance Industry, the state labor Jose Alverez, 83 Duncaster Gerr ^84 'Woodland Dr “Fire and OElata.” has opposed such measures in Senior Hlgh-Y members are wel- council of the AFL-CIO, and the Lane, Vernon; Robert O.A Barrls swuTwtodsOT • > •> Two ensemMes, percusaion past legislative sessions. come as well as nonmember Springfield we mdght respond with a sar- Connecticut Consumer Associar Jr., IS Stephen St.; Henry A. ai rv— save toe pol- Rd.; Franctae Drew, 16 Loyal ’ ®*?^ John FIcket wlU present their State Representative Tliomaa Thursday by writing or phoning objections, this newspaper yesterday Icyholder at least 10 to 16 per St. r-j.’ original composition employing Donnelly who had no cosponsors Mrs. Roger OotUe, 78 Dogwood operating passenger service on the rail publi^ed the substance of some FBI' re cent in premiums, based on pre- Also, Mrs. Sarah F Farrand, u , r, a. “'® acquired electronic to toe bill, but was instnimen- La., South Wtadsor. $ 3 7 5 ways is starting out with a scale of serv cords—stolen by unknown persons from sent rates.” isn a t ■ rioniAi ««« Also, Mrs. Nicholas Bonadies laboratory. tal in getting a hearing before ______the FBI’s office In Media, Pa. and sent ice which has to be rated a pitilul iMmi ntvifaaBi hi h North Windham-'' Ttniand i ’ **®'*’^ > The finale Will be a Composite the Environmental Committee. ii«,.nahBa*«r Fvnnina Herald to the Washington Post anonymously by Tlie legal profess^ which R<^d J. Mrs. Dana Hollenbeck and son, of two numbers from toe “Up In February toe five students „ ™ Evening H®™® minimum. mail. The Attorney General, natui^y, Inside Open Form With People ” show. With toe went to toe State Capitol to t * Exclusively fautt plan, ^ m a ta t^ ^ that Barham B 296 mton vln HarveU and son, 26 Oak oervlces M Lenzy Wallace Jr. speak in favor of their bill . B orb a ra Varrick, tel. SU-8»U. But, if Rallpax meets its own respon would have preferred no account at ell of the records and. Indeed, no mention Manager Mitchell Porson s suffering juries or Dr., Swth WUlam st., RockvUle; Mrs. Frank Lot- and Bruce Bates, a rock band The bUl to aboUtti set boun------sibilities, there will be one change in proj^rty dam^e in less Miious I^ger, Broad Brook. tuca Jr. and sem, 3 Oakland m ade up of members of the ties on the animals were Anally MICHAELS of the theft. Because he asserted that ated with the Recreation De this minimum service, which could lead ‘Impressed’ ycldei^ would have to give up Also, Mrs. Della Mariow, 164 8 L; Mrs. Donald PonttceUi and seventh and eighth grade cwi- approved by toe General As- OVER 21 YEARS ON ‘these r e co r d s include informa partment for over 30 years, and on to others. tion wMch would disclose the identity at To the Editor, their 114^ to sue land couldn't Hawthorne St.; Susan Mather^ daughter, 99 Homestead St.; cert band, the choirs and en- sembly and last minute notifica- THE SAME CORNER. ONLY at M ichaels can you find this precious Treasure Chest. who is the instructor for this recover damage for pain and Rost Hartford; Bernard Nicker- Mrs. Bao Nguyen and son. East sembles v^l bring toe program Uon o t an hwitation to witness oonfldential investigative sources and in R eport In February of 1970 during a ’Htore Must Be a B om m i. And ONLY the finest of diamonds are sold in the Treasure The few trains Rallpax does keep run large and faithful group, was suffering. They would be paid son, 69% East St., RockvUle; Hartford; Mis. Peter Stowe and to a close. the signing of toe MU sent toe formation relating to the national de very trying episode of having TRY Chest — your assurance of the quality of your purchase. ning are supposed to be clean trains, dishonorably and wrongfully automaticaUy for their damages, Mrs. Miriam A. Oueletto, Hart- dmighter, Glastonbury. The programs both nights will teacher and students scurrying From $100 to many thousands. Easy Payments Invited. ■ fense,” tills newspaper carefully refrain By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak one of my children hospitalized dismissed — only because of a comfortable trains, on-time trains, ac ed from any fecsimile reproduction of and the other one at home ill 'With no Judicial determination of ford; Mrs. BUzabeth F. Schul&, nrarvAn.^TiV\ inKormim at 7:30. No admittance to make arrangements to be R iitM i't BflriMf U m misunderstanding and a lack of who. was to blame. Bast Hartford; Jane B. Surdek, d a y ^ i n a^ ^ ^111 be charged. there. Oemer Oak ft Spnwe Stk. cident-protected trains, so that they of the documents sent to it and from any WASHING’rON — To the Im Tate demanded the delegation had assured them there would I found that we have a very communication regarding the dlsdosure of the various FBI codes on great organization right In our Tlie bar committee included 46 NorthflMd Rd.; Luvera M. i children were a lltUe dis- fer the people in the territories through mense relief to Republican pol be polled in full sight of the be no vote. Advised of an emer scheduling o f the swimming th e records, including identification own town with the Manchester the fMlowtag items in its pack- ’Thurston, 220 Center SL; John G radual^6B w ’ Jon appointed to learn that the MU iticians across the country, the PennsylvaMa mayors present. gency by Rop. MillSi Albert pool. I, one of a large group, and to which they run a kind of travel numbers and names of agents and of Homemakers Service, Inc. Since «»«: V. Tierney, 14 Tumblebrook Dr., bron- Mis. Ltada Busy Mother wUl not become effective until decision has finally been made Veteran Democratic Rep. Dan scheduled the vote. The result; do request a few answers wMch NOTICE JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 persons under surveillance. We reported that first time due to prolonged —A stale “Accident Fund” to Vernon; Mrs. Alice H. Timreck, WilUmanUc John H Mb movnr'TinT n m t cadi were proud to team M opportunity which has been missing from for John Mitchell to resign as iel Flood broke In angrily to re Some 43 Democratic Congress might clarify this niuddy situa the substance of the records, however, ilMess I have called upon them Downtofwn Manchester at 968 Mata St. the routine railroad operation for at Attorney General and manage ject such pressure tactics. A men—including Boggs—were tion. Wanted:______Board of Education because we were convinced that it serv four more times. President Nixon’s campaign for written poll later, yes; an oral Very truly yours, cldenteim to^for^im ^Jdl^ ADMITTED YBfflTERDAY: ^rU O n Rd., drug store here and asked for 11 as far as I know ” in the his- Secretary for evening meet- least two decades. ed the public interest to do so. not recorded on the most politic I was so impressed by the way reelction in 1972. poll right then, no. Flood was ally popular vdte of the session, Madeline M. Matheny (Mrs.) e ^ n ^ s ^ ^ Anthony Arigno, 68 MajUe St.; nursing bottles. tory of toe State of CoonecU- tags. Minimum 2nd and 4th If Railpax does provide such a stand The recMds afford a glimpse, not of they were so willing to help, Michel) has begun prelimin strongly backed by Rep. Thom a fact that will be drummed losaeo. nendinJa^tlement n f a ^ Mrs. Frances J. Armstead, Also, John P. C9^>p, 14 “Oh,” sold the saleslady, cut, that legislation has been Tuesday each month, 'with ten granted to the general public or even by sending someraie Into my ^ Glastonbury; WUllam Bagley, Haynes St.; Mrs. Oortane B. “somebody had a baby.” passed after tt was suggested weekly meetings during budget ard of service, there should be little ary planning for 1972 and may as Morgan, delegation chair home by their opponents next “ Deeply Proud” lawsuits. 1 to committees of Congp’ess, of some of home to care for my son, give Union PI.; Mrs. Gloria C. ®'*^®n®l>. KeSy Rd., Vernon; MU- “Would you believe 24?” re- by a group of school children.” deliberations and negotiations. leave the Justice Department man. Tate’s response was to year. 68 ThenewlUtdienAid doubt about the public resiionse. It would the ways in wMch the FBI ■works and of medicines, and help with the To the Editor, A system of “comparative Bli^ HIU Dr.. Wap- ^ El*h, Storrs; Mrs. Ethel P. pUed Rozansky. as early as September. But the lose Ms temper at Flood, fur * • * TV Show Shorthand essential. 8% to 4 be, as it has been with the Metroliner some part of its concept of internal se house so I could give time to Recently, I spent 12 days as negUgence” , aUowtag a person Parsons, Stafford ^nings; Mrs. Rozansky explained that cne Members of toe South Wind- hours per meeting. Transcrip- move is not an easy one. Mitch ther angering the Congressmen. Highly unusual mass absentee ping. IMfliwailier with curity. They indicate that the Bureau both. I want to express my sup a patient In, the Manchester to collect damages even if he rvoum rvv>ir ns w aeech. But it must be Plugging revenue-sharing. Leader Hale Boggs of Louisiana pied Vera Cruz, Mexico. Emonds, who has been affili chester court. wo. keep experimenting and pioneering to 2 self-evident that discusston and contro ward more exotic modes of travel, and versy respecting governmental policies Established 1874 Three generations of service and programs are bound to be inhibited yet neglect a fundameirtal asset we still A Thought for Today if it Is known that big brother, under dis have within our grasp would be costly guise, is listening to them and reporting Sponsored by. the Manchester Council of Churches 142 East Center Street YOU CAN OWN A CUSTOM them. I Fischetti folly. A civilization which can send The FBI is not (xily insensitive on tMs Manchester, Conn. 060 rockets o^ at 28,000 miles an hour ought TRUE HAPPINESS score;, it is shown by these records to be “ ••I? ‘Become A Member to be able to run trains at 100. (The Bible tells it like it is!) (203) 649-7196 K itc h e n A id callous and, indeed, deliberately cor- I Ciaatod far dtootailaatiag ana mpting. One of the docum^ts encour “Happy are those who know o f tin lafcttaw SwraiwaB HMith they are spiritually poor: Spa aad (ojap aaliBiittd oaa W and woman wbo aajoy baiag D ISH W A SH B t ages agents to step up interviews with tin feSvwlM fadUUw:...... 9 dissenters “for plenty of reasons, chief the Kingdom of heaven be • aodniMdac nwa with izer- tdm, aaaigttk, yaaagnr-laaklag Ratify Without Asterisks of which are it will enhance the paranoia longs to them! d n . qai f w i t vataad at “Happy are those who mourn: $1M,0M (adaatifie pkrdcai endemic in these circles and will further flhnw dab far nan... fifan ciovVv vv WHivsOTiyf o^Y *2W .O O Forty-five years ago American diplo God will comfort them! serve to get the point across there is an eaatanlas aalan for woman) macy took a lead in writing and launch “Happy are the meek: they • daSchtfal “ R m af Poala” Maadwtabipa affarad in 19 giid- INSTALLED FBI agent behMd every mailbox. In ad M a r c h 31st- 1 0 P J M l.- aaHy iaciaaitog prica pbaaaa will receive what God has w U d proTidaa *Hha natwai ing of the Geneva protocol by which all dition, some will be overcome by the Umnpjr af baot and watar in Yaa aaro by aaraOiBg bow, bo- INCLUDING promised! overwhelming personalities of the con Tadana fa rm ” (haatad wUii- caaac yoa eaa ro-oaroll at tbo signatory nations would pledge them- “Happy are those whose great paal, Doaiali cold dip, apadeoi ood Will not b* rtpoalad! PLUMBING WIRING. tacting agent and volunteer to tell all aom tow ratal selves not to indulge in chemical or est desire is to do what God iwiauaim paal, Finidali rack perhaps on a continuing basis.” aonaa, Iv U a li ataom raom, O lid FRONT OF YOUR CHOICE biological warfare. requires: God will satisfy Wuuam J. Lennon, Director paaldda lanaga araa) That is a cwicept of internal security them fully! • prhrata a n boaUu far an ali- Having helped to draw it up, we never appropriate, perhaps, for the secret po “ Happy are the pure in heart: Roy M. Thotnpeon, AssociateAtoociate Director yaar aS-mrtr taa LADIES’ DAYS lice of the Soviet Union but wholly incon • prafiadaaal ataff wall tniaad Haa.-Wod.-Fii. ratified and signed it ourselves. TTiey will sec God! R. Bruce Watkine, Associate Director, Corporation Preeidenr^' to hato yaa raadi year idaal sonant with the idea of a Federal Bureau “Happy are those who woik for w a ^ t aad fitaaaa n oia thni HENE DAYS Recently, however, the Nixon Adminls- Taoo. - Tbaro. - S ot of Investigation in the United States. A peace among men: God will Watkins Directors welcome any questions on funeral^ customs, pro- a prognuB dadgnan for-yaa- iration hiid the praiseworthy idea of hav government of snoopers in a nation of sIbbs call them Ms sems! c^ures, etc. Come in, phone or write for a dependable answer. No • prirato ohnwan, draaalag MANCHESTER ing us try to repair our moral position informers was hardly the -vision in the “ Happy are those who suffer •MtkBa iMktn minds of those who established the obligation^ naturallY. avaaity groamiag aroaa witk Wonderful things in the international community by ratify persecution because they do toaefcaa todadiagaalna American Republic. what God requires; Perhaps this question has been on your mind: typa kair dryaia and kat bn^ to happen ing the Geneva Protocol at. last. It asked We believe the American public needs the Kingdom of heaven be latkar aawklaaa to know what the FBI is doing. We be Q. If a death occurs out of town, should we contact you or a funeral a aatiltlaaal gaidaaca gaarad to MdMn you cd l the Senate to undertake this task. longs to them! ytar ozarttoa prognua lieve the American public needs to think “Happy are you when men in Unfortunately, at the time It was ask director in the city where the death occurs? o koaltk fond mktail bar aanr- J w t m k t long and hard about whether internal se- sult you and mistreat you and iag tnate aatritiiaally ricb ing tMs of the Senate, the administra surity rests essentially upon official sur bat ktyad to yaar wolgbt gnala ^ TELEVISION IP APPLIANCE tell all kinds of evil lies A. It is to your best advantage to call us and let us handle all the aSwtdiab hand maaaaga (op- tion was also approving the use of tear veillance and the supression of dissent against you because you are ttoaal) ...A N Y MANY MMIE FEA 646-4260 or upon the trEuUtlonal freedom of every my followers . . . Rejoice and details. . . . It is ALWAYS best to rely on someone you know instead gas, and of defoliants. In Vietnam. TURES TOO NUMEROUS TO at- __ a. t _lAU citizen to speak Ms mind on any subject, be glad, because a great re of someone you dont’ know. . MENTION! I tiw fioeat health dubal NEXT TO STOP and SHOP Rather than give up the right to use HTwhether others consider what he says ward is kept for you in heaven. 515 Middls Tpka. W. Ovand end Operated Igr SM-268 Heelth Znduetriee..lne. such weapons, the Administration ask wise or foolish. Patriotic or subversive, Tills is how men mistreated the A SttbMdUry of U8I A ed tile Senate to make its ratification of conservative or radical. That is why we projrfiets who lived before you.’ ’ published' the substance of the stolen (Matthew 5:3-12 in Today’s neninMeseAK£ am um iie/iii the Geneva Ih-dtocol carry the reserva- FBI records. WASHINGTON POST English Version) m L £ U £ VllTH bRM , U B L L To M 0 V £ PR£TT/ FAST To STAV AH£At>‘ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 p a g e e ig h t dlat Church, ofHcUtad. Burial W ater Firm Grass Fires WM in B ut OenuUry. Vessel Sinks; Eyewitness About Town New Exhibitors Mr*. Totnlinaca w m born _ re _ T/* - . iin,^ The handlerafts nanoicis™ group a^v**** of O Now Is The Time Nov. 4, 1886 in N ortlM ra Ire -, IV e s V ie w Manchester Newcctmers O ub Bonding Is Are Listed For 01’ THE Busy Firemen ... land, and had lived in Manchee 33 Crewmen G r s-i^s/v WIH decorate Easter eggs ^ Ms Baawn AMa BOnard ter mort a t her Ufe. She waa meeting tonight at 7:80 a t the N e a r O kay Antiques Show TllAiXSITlOIt On Weekend HAVE UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED COVENTRY — Ruaeell Alvin employed in the ■hibMng' de- Of Pakistan Community T. Lost at Sea safely and permanently by electrolysis. Free (-onsulta- M illard, 66) at Hartford, father partment of Cheney Brothen bill which would allow the Severn new antiques dealers Both Manchester fire • de- frens Page One) iMETAL SlUiEATES partmenlts, and especially the tions. All work done by am>ointment only. Please (»11— of Clifford Millard of Ooventiy, for many years before dm re- Om ) m ^to iS ^^“ t 5 ^ .m ^ town to purchase the Manches- will participate in the f(xirth dled Saturday at Hartford Hoe- tiled 16 years s(o. She was a Eighth District firemen, were pital after a long illness. member of South United ItethO' New York, sighted the life raft success in December encour- Home: Refreshmente Water Co. over a SO-year annual antiques show and sale plagued over the weekend by a He also leaves three other dist Church and Memorial Tern- about 4 p.m. Sunday, aged him to seek autonomy/for ^ be served sMer the meet- would remove a 5 to be held Thursday and Friday series of small grass and w(xkIs MARY WARD sons, two brothers, and two pie, Pythian Sisters. The Coast Ouaid had difficul- Btest Pakistan, was reported un- ing. per cent ceiling on a bond sale at United Methodist CThurch. fires, attributable, a spokes 91 ALTON ST., MANCHESTER • 649-2667 grandchlldrMi. Survivors are a son, Q. Merle ty learning details of what hap- Tile event, which Is sponsored man said, to dryness and care der arrest ^ chairman of has been given a favoraWe re- lessness. Fhneral services will be to- Tomlinson of Bolton; tsro pened, but a qwkesman said by the Women’s Society of m orrow a t 2 p.m. at the John daughters, Mias Mabel F. Tom- one message from the Sasstown HIs campaign, which could. ^ hoard of Lydall, Inc., srlll port by the LegUdature’s com- The largest occurred at 12 J. Shea Funeral Home, 90 linson of Manchester, with quoted the survivors as saying have ended in the secession of emsk about the firm, at a mlttee on bonks and regulated Christian Service, will run from p.m. Saturday at 670 Main St., Wheeler St., Wlnsted, with the whom she made her home, and the stem section , they aban- 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday and as the Eighth District firefight from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. Rev. Richard T. Mlchadsen, Miss Muriel D. Tomlinson of doned sank half an hour after have suffered a serious setback, tary ^ ^ x e^ ^ ch w ter Ooun- be placed on the “Consent Cal- ers put out a grass fire that pastor of the First Church Bap- Martin, Tenn.; a grandson, and ward. A snack bar and door prizes scorched two acres of ground. Resl stance to the army was . endar” and given swift ap- will also be featured. Ust and Congregational, Wln two great-grandchildren. They were reported to have reported negMgUde. The people "T ' ___ proval, probably within a week. Other fires respemded to Satur New additloius to the Ust of day by the North End volun sted, officiating. Burial will be said the other crewmen were are obeying military orders to „„_ 4-t_.Hon for chUdren en- Bills placed on the "Consent in Forest View Cemetery, Wln scattm d throughout the rest of turn in weapons. gt. James' Oalwidar” have the bacMiig of exhibitors Include Rcdand Bout- teers were: 12:10 p.m. at Saul- sted. the ship, sdilch they saw for the The PaUstan national flag U " fe^m ber sdll be at both parties and are voted well of S(xith Woodstock; Stacia te r’s Pond, 2:35 p.m. at King’s Friends may call at the fu- Judge Mulls last time at miAilght, again flying from moat govern- “«**'?*“ ^ Wednes- erlthout debate, Sylvester, Cromwell; Mrs. Pond off Congress St., and at 6:51 p.m. at 104 Homestead St. eral home tmdght from 7 to 9. hours attar they launched the ment buUdliigs. It had been re- ^ ^ Friday frwn The bUl, H3. 7612, was co- George SpeUotouloe, Springfield, fw o Receive VAC Scholarships Yesterday at 11:42 a.m. a raft. They did ^lot see the rest of placed in the past 10 days by the BapUisnal cer- sponsored by Manchester State Mass., and Antiques, Etc., Man Inquiry O n grass fire brought them to a va BIrs. Gladys H. BlanniBg the Miip sink, nor did they see Two Bast Catholic High School ic excellence, and National green; red and yeUow KmgU ™ necesoary fOc chll- Reps. N. Charles Bogglni, chester. any other ritfta. the Coast Guard boui resldeats of East Merit Scholarship Program Deeh-BengaU Nation-flag of of_ St Francis Bfehoney and Donald One collector’s Item to be of cant lot- on Adams St., and SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. shortly after that they put out a Gladys Howard Manning, 78, of Verdict Delay __ _ _ .Hartford, are among 11 chUdren finalists. independence. 'Reulstratian is Genovesl. It Uberalises the 2C- fered is an early 19-centuary tuesday only! 707 C hapel R d., srldow of By the time the Coast Guard ^ employes awarded fuU-tul- Miss Robldoux is a member of In the old city, Mderiy men regardless year bond Umlt and 6 per cent pewter spoon mold with a sin ground blaze at Bowers School. Charles B. Blannlng, died Satur trsm Page One) got a plaiM into the air late Sun- collie scholarahlpa by the senior executive board, stu- and women poked among the 5*** narlrii or mterest celling on a bill passed gle-drop handle. At 1:26 p.m. another grass fire day, all it found was a huge oil united Aircraft Oorp. dent faculty advisory board, smoldering ndns of their 'J**' in I860 pertaining to the poe- Baton Winners was doused at Kennedy and day at Hartford Hospital. where Oalley waa There was a 10 a.m. memori Pl*M>an aiick. The pilot, L t. C m dr. P a RcMdoux, glee club, and yearbo^ staff, homes. Liast week’s award winners Richmond Rds. and at 10:15 BOss Susanne p.m. the trucks went back to al service today at the Burnside lead er. trick------H. Oinnon, said the ------Bass- Mr. and BBrs. She plans to ma)or in mathe- asked not company by the town. in the Parent-Teacher Organlza- 2 King’s Pond for another grass Methodist Church, Bast Hart “I recognise the danger of town by then was 146 miles east Robldoux, is the re- matlM. cars patroUed the aimasialmost ae- de- - f to flur- Spring Vote U(m-spon8ored baton classes giving them further Instruc- of Elisabeth Oty, N.C., in seas of a Phye B. Rentechler Lussier waa a participant in sorted streets. to brl^ ^ h ^ lOwn Manager Robert Wen. organliatlonal dloo(nmta, too! the Hartford area most of her cases where a Judge Ipjected crewmen, a Texaco q>okesman Lussier, received a tag. Tito Visits a deposit on twirling costumes Ozone in the Heterotroph Hypothesis”; and Laura On Saturday at 9:25 p.m. life. She was a member of the himself in a Jury's discusaloaB. said, wore from the Port Arthur Brown Scholanhip, Each scholarship provides and plans for » new ^ < w high u^yolc^ment) that $871,684 had at Tuesday’s ' lesson, according were Michael Parker of 50 Williams St., “Proton Ehrhardt .and Jane Bouchard, also of East Hart school .will be discussed. allocated toward acquisi- they extinguished a burning tele 9 Burnside Methodist Church for "I've looked up the law and area. memory of the late president tuition and academic fees and to Mrs. iMlUam Loalbo, chair Particle Accelerator,” Bruce Belfiore of 40 Forest ford, “Effect of External Factors on the Rate of Pope Paul V ___ . . ___. tion of iibUc Library tonight at 7:30 in the library of land on west side of Broad St., Hartford Rd., $12,000. LouUvllle teen-agers who set f r o m The family suggests that me- ______T*' **“ W lS?e OiStefT thTN^ dW«^teOO a year to how the Roman CathoUc Church iTtouSST 2 ^ the board of deac(ms. AU mem- '' ' discuss no conveyance tax. bera and their friends are in- FlcUon: n c u o n : Aiken, "Embroi- out to “trade" 24,000 chocolate “* “y In the Port Arthur area, house sign major. mated $2.26 million purchase vited to attend. dered Sunset” ; Arnold, “Code Brotherly Mareh covered Easter eggs for citizen ^ e to the American Cancer Lai three years ago. ughte Ut up eariy today as Tex- ' Award winners for academ- attend. Uve peacefuUy together. ----- price of the cimipany. 1971-72. quith to John A. and Edith M. SUDS & SCISSORS -Reservations should be made Conduct”; Christie, "Passen- Marks, property at 54 Deming BALTIMORE (AP) — Nearly contributions to the March of “°®***y- The ste-offlcer Jury has hod ^co roptesontetives notified "The Church noth- Mrs. Dqrian Shatata, Option to Buy bv Fridav-mid mav"be called In ger to Frankfurt”: Gann, “Song A ^ meeting...veuj.B managers, ^ ^ by jrnoay ana may oe cauea m b coaches and any other persons St., c(mveyance tax $19.80. 5,000 peope from all walks of Dimes found out the yolk was on ------the case since March 16, the famiUes of the crewmen. tag but legitimate Uberty to ex- ‘ tion chairman on the *>oard m <^tion to to the church office weekdays ert its -piHtiiai ministry and of- dlrectora of the Manchester company until Sept, to the church ottice weekdays of the S lr^ . “h I' interestedInterested in helping with this RoWna F.P. Wales to (3eoriGeorge P. and virtually evep' ^Utical Merton B. Libby anniversary of the assault Robert Wkdker, chief ent more than 16 Texaco's marine division, said Rogers Sees W orld ter Its loyal services to men— Uc Health Nursing Assoclai^, j extension on the federal t> TT 1* -4. ti!re ij season's Little League proerram Wales and M argaret E. Wolcott, ------,,, . . on aaa ncrcra nn Benefit Game jacked” ; Libby, 66, of ForestviUe, brother hours in ihe courtroom rehear- tae majority of the crew Uved in both Indlvlihial and In comm uni- recently attended a luncyon space grant will run out Rock’ lend dogg'ies too) for the many cute (terds, lovely flowert and The Dem(x:ratic slate of can of Ernest Libby of Rockville, tag the testimony of 20 of the or around Port Arthur. He said ty—outside of aU other personal meeting of the “f*™™ in Juno, according to Weiss, Dominoes’oes”; Uewellyn, “End of o’ ^ Representatives from the Ma- b u t they didn't want the eggs didates in the' May 3 election u) The Bolton Athletic Associa- Deed of Fiduciary Representatives RALPH from Aquarium De(»r. Ralph is a fancy fish-a large died yesterday at Bristol Hoe- fivescore witnesses in the trial, one of the crewmen was from tateraste alien to Its religtous Community CouncU at CennnM know udiether PhylUs K. Courtney, execu- rlnes, the Teamsters, veterans What do you do wita 20 (^ will take on Bolton Hig^i School Mit-Knels’ “P rim ^ of meet April 6 a t 7 p.m. Clown Loch-wh’ich I have really enjoyed watohing. pital after a kxig illness Hw Jury has the option of 0(xi- Puerto Rico, two were from Foreing Arms Paet and moral mission," the Pope Hall. The meeting dtacuiMM, gn^taer extension wUl be lx under will of Bruno C. P«ace, environmental and ch^late-c()vei^ Other survivors are a son; a victing Galley while at the same Honduras, teachers Friday night in a bene- ^ -vrimro “rnnoeent Community Hall for their an- It is so vary nice to know that people do (tera 8i taka the By JOHN M. mOHTOWEB We wlB restore perspective; by declared in a formal address he “ChlldrMi ai^ Youth, -A^ - granted. Approval of the pur- game. Proceeds from the mial meeting and election of of- Kraets(^ar to William K school groups covered a com- told the kids to start eating, daugtaer, three stepsons, a time reduci^ the number of He said a crew Ust probably crdertag the character of our In- read to hta visitor. prohenstve Program lor mo ^yggg y, g referendum woul^ “ te Bystanders": Salles, blned total of 100,000 miles to said drive official Mrs. H.L. event, udilch wiU be held in the ^ vVords” - Seifert (HI) and Penelope F. Hanley, time to show iL I am sorry for the in(»nwonlon(M (ausad by stepdaughter,__ __ . three . brothers, deaths1 charged. Even the ftad- would n, ■be made j *public A to ^ . WASHINGTON \— (AP) - — ------Secre- vdvement In the world we wlU ijyg spoke in the pspsl hold the grant, he says. property at 281 Green Rd., raise approximately $100,000 for Swalm Sunday. "I ate so many high school gyipnaslum, wlU go the fund drive. myself I almost got sick.” m y accident, but am glad to know people care. and two grandcdtUdroL tag of a single deato ^D«Msr -We're having, trouble locat- tary of State WUUam P. Rogers re-estabUsh a balance In the uhrarv after to nrivate tto ------^ Welaa and Director of PubUc toward a achoVarship fund being Manchester Evening H erald $23A0. F u n eral se rv ices w til be to- S*,w*®*"* ^ *l!ti."*** mlUteiy activity re- conduct of our relations." wltalnto, carried m with only J?. Wori(s WUllam O'NeUl are rec- sqt up by the teachers. »mpway,Shipway, •“Imperial im^ruu Bolton Correspondent Ju d ith Certificate ot Attachment Thanks to all m y doggies, tool mortw at 11:80 a.m. at the ^ Mavo mgtas of great concern to the Virtually aU of the ground tatorpretere present. ^ participate to ommendtag consolidation of the Wee Biolosuknia, former Uni- nor”; Stegner, Angle of i>onohue^ jel.- 649-8400. Susanna R. Abraitis against O'Brien Funeral Home, 24 Un- m^MtA**** contacted, are of course taking united States but that worid clr- Rogers covered waa familiar Tito, apeatogwUhout a pre- spring tour ^ Town of Manchester and the versdty of Connecticut basket- pose”: Somerlott, Here, Mr. ------^------William F. Abraitis Sr., $20,000, Virginia G. Kirka coin Ave., ForestviUe. Burial the «iews in varioua weys. cumstances are pushing the *u- territory, surveyed by Nlxon'e pared text, said he and the Pope Worcester Pcyeclmic to- jynj,y, Utilities District sew- ban star, will referee the game, Splltfoot”; TutUe, ''Drive for property on RoUn Rd. wlU be in Foceatville Cemetery. '^**“ ‘**^1 * „ ^ pen»c7vers toward a nuclear earlier State of the Union mos- had "almUar or identical" views ■Mtute’s Glee Qub and Brass systems to coincide ' with Release of Attachment slaughter. the Texaco Illinbls and the Tex- and, “if need be,” will help the Green’ ; Vaughan, River Scaffold for Sale Friends may call at the fu arms Umitstilve them with a Mie water company, iMdds the all-time hleh acoring mer’’; Waller, "A Change in MOUNDSVILLB, W. V. (A!P) against Robert N. Jaqulth et al. M where a unanitnous verdict is the search for survlvora. He 9. foreign affairs during the first sicnal testimony and news peaceful coexistence. A referendum on the pur- record at UOonn and play^ t**® Wind”; Wambaugh. “The — Looking for a kinky gift? Certifl(»te of Tax Lien Residential Specialists POST ROAD PLAZA • ROUTE 30 ____ required tor oonviction, there is added: oSuand Oaks ^ to New Centurions”; Wilcox. The state of West Virginia is State of Connecticut against 1 VERNON, CONN. 06086 ^ __ . no hung Jury in the military. If "We're hopeful addittonal sur- two years of the Nixon admtata- conferences. He said Yugoslavia is com- “ ®*^**’*‘ “ We arc p-t nroi'd o' our work as you are o1 your home." tration, Rogers ouUined a dual But there was one n o ^ fitted to seeking peace in Eu- “ " ty. ^ ^ ^ American Basketball Asso(da- “Lonely (Hunters”; Wynd, "The selling an electric chair and Alice M. Frascona, doing busl- lO-TON ROLLER CDMPAiOTlON s MACHINE SPREAD Cieon Y. Dewene twotidrds of 'a cixiit-martial vlvora wUl be found." Hauser Pirates”; Y(xmg, "The hanging scaffold. ness as Stage Coach Restau- State Licensed - Charter Member Cleon Yearn on DeWolfe, 61, pgael-four members in the Cal------concept of U.S.-Soviet relations, difference between the Nixon rape and especiaUy in the Mid- “ ^ nign none™ w w uw eis—even those who are not I have over 35 vcar»' experience In Residential Paving \ "Because of the slxe and pow- and Rogers styles of preswita- die Bast. But he took a sUq> at ^ serviced by the town water Addltlonal color will be added Hoapltal”. The relics of Capital punish- rant. $668.99. Quotations by Mr. Rayco — No Estimator or Salesmen Professional Dog Gr(x>mers of 99 Ridgewood Rd., East Hart- jgy case—vote to convict, a _ M. Oiit”Ot*Town ford, husband of Mrt. Berta guuty verdict Is reached. If VcfenUM A ided er of each nation," the seers- uon. The secretary Igpocsd Israel, saying a settlement in ?T*°” t i tt system. The town would have to to game by the cheerlead- Nonfiction; Benagh, “Incred- ment days will be removed Marriage License Association tag squad which consists of ihOle AtWeUo Feats’!; Bennett, from the state penltentiaiy at August Leon Schaller Jr. of Phone Wethersfield 529-7416 cau collect Gladden Dibble DeWolfe, died ttawe are'tor sciniUtal, the find- usnnwvmrk wm (am-, _tvt,ua- wuu- ■*“ , "because of tiielr some of Nixon's rhetorical de- the latter replan must "eUml- '5®*"®*^ ** guarantee the bonds and aU yesterday at Manchester Mem- w is innocent, necUcutHARTFORD Deportment(AP)—The aCon- m v®*yhig Interests and because of ^ vices. “** consequences------of the.u- where riie U ___a Junior. taxpayers are part of the town. ■Ufttii^n ' Negfto,' Jay' Farris, “How To Ski Just a Little Bit”; Mbundsvllle. Simsbury and Maris Alana Pope Grooming all orial Hoiltal. He was the step- S d reb S to ^ ta postiUe only to ^ ^ aggression of 19«7," a oicawe son of Mr A referendum for conaoUda- Mkriiyn ’Bresl(W, Jeannette Berrigan, “False > Gods, Real The Instruments have been on of 137 Campfleld Rd„ April 3, RAYCO PAVING CO. Breeds tion of the two aewer systems Rivers, Georgia S(»tella, Judy Men, New Poems”; Boehm, display for visitors to to Instl- (Church of Assumption. A father of Mrs. Jmiet Ry«i of with the consmU of tour mem- piqyment syrtem U the ^„® STu ST e-'^d l ^ e Eaungton. ben. tint such state program in the trom tiie U.S.S.R to the yean peace ana wnue ae < ascu^ pied by Israel. ^ *««■ taxpayer* of the ^ena, Phyllss fiattar and Mari- “Macrame and Other Projects tuUon for many years, but Gor- Building Permits Vietnamlsation N. School St., has been ^^y users of lyn M(x>nan.' for Knitting without Needles” ; don Faulkner, state director of Rizzo Pl for Robert Hansem, Other survlvon are a son, a Because the lest eight testi- nation. ahead, We may also anticipate '^tbdrawal from Indochina he velopmente'v^*^loutheast Asia S^***d^i^* **** sower aystem would :Refreshments wUl be served. Caras, “Source of Thunder; Bi- corrections, says to y will go. pool at 14 Montclair Dr., $2,000. daughter, to mother, a s ^ monyinony madbacks wtaU werewwrv thoseu h m u ^in «a wweekend w k o i h i wstatement, *vcrnexn, usl La-^ ______* ^i / m— .<1,1 ^ ^ M th« Pmsident OMatfismt • •** inmaasirnwo 7 sona dean's ngftit'E UstliJit tor the faU __. . ___ . . r __ _ .___ .4..^^^ the game and door ograi^y of a California Con- “I’d be perfecUy happy to James Copland, enclose porch son, two brothen, and seven of -* "fUght * penonnrt ’ *-in “■*the ■*”air bor Oommlssioiier Jack Fuaorl cooperation and acoonmu^ ^ nrt m to P ^ to ^ where, he sold, “en- ,*me*ter not be allowed to vote, since overMy Lai that day, q>ecula- said he had ^nmintod 26 vet- instance* clearly wittUn the has, ^ ^ ^ ‘ tH* nation* an exposed to ___ the decision to give power au- prizes will' be awarded. Dona- dor”; and (Jrankshaw, ed, bum it,’’ Faulkner said of to and convert to room at 86 grandchUdren. ' - . ^ «Miif**es1 InfrtMtetefa • * nam nV ttlAX I t l A M l S . ____a __as_I____ M -M___a_.a tiens will be accepted at to "Khrushchev Remembers”. choir, “but It’s sstate pn^rty, Deming St., $1,000. ^ WM that the Juran wen erans' em plojm ^ npeesenta- ■coP« o m mutual Itoreste." Tu^s« ^t5r‘imuo at one ***** suffering and (ieprived of rH»«dAi James Norton S***?!^* **** General Assto- door. Curry, “Radicalism. Racism, chair, “but it’s state property, Manafprt Bros, of PlalnvlIIe, - L lr Funeral services trytag to determine bow-many tlves at vartoua.State Employ- ’n** ®**f. "®*^ pul^ “as »***»*■ *»y brutal r.,4y»r H, son of Mr and Mn “®* **“ ®*6****‘ Wednesday at 1 p.m d ^ might have been caused ment Service offices. They wlU Saturday night, to d ay s he- ptot “ ------^*^ u, son or sir. ana mn. Tax Hearing Party Realignment;’’ Har- ty ^ two permits, (hic to demolish a Bolton residents will have an “Macrame: The Art of Faulkner said to s(»lfold and garage and bam at 161 Tolland Home, 818 Burnside A^e., Ea*t r ; ; ^ . s r j ; — opportunity to express their creative Knotting;’ Heilman, chair will probably be sold to Tpke. for Shell Oil Co. of E ast Hartford, $800; one to demolish Hartford. Burial wUl be in HUI- tered the village. ty Congna. rince 1996. nam to n^to^to nrioj^ ^ views (HI pending tax matters -lAn unfinished Woman;” Huste, museums. FASHION’S FINEST slde Cemetery, Bast Hartford. SYDiplomats pc(toce expect a parauel that meeting as..... 1 he. oIncreassA n ly a hope tol«> ^ he far lack. aaldhB honed they would gnmrgrow ^ ^ ^ Enemy Raids Thursday at a public hearing -..Ann Marie’s Personal Cook- ______’ Friends may caU at the funer may produce a parallel sponsored, by the General .As- btxjk;” Jemes, "Road to Russia; al hcxne tomorrow from 8 to 6 ment of U.B.-Sovlet relations evt> uUey, “Odyssey erf a Llb- SStortation. *^***™“ empi^irT Boeing who mre on^ITS^^alnlin^: "Tto « demonrtist^ ^ r Tomorrow for 19T1 usual area of o|>eratioiis south stmctl(si or wicroochment shall grgj.x VanDyke, "Faith, Hope /): craft, ^ H ar^ t o l was * ^ development pack- destined to lose their Jobs in a .c«Md lla a ca w a t to surprising from Justices who t o j ^ to competition. . of Da Nang to replace South be placed, uiUeas M thorl^ by ^^d’Hilarity;" Wlndland, “Pet- YARDS AND YARDS OF EASIEST CARE memW << St Berne s was kUled by Congress last program to build low-cost mass ^ in Imve heretofore ao vigorously Vatican Hmixmlnes flytag to Vietnamese forces during the r « e c ? ^ ' C r h a ^ rochemtaals: New world of Syn- invasion of Loos, the 196th was ^ “*® «®“®*® *®“®**®** *'*"*‘*- S L ^ S ^ te lto ^ ^ rtl aaU itocried decisioa-maktag rested AS R^UIRSSD BY STATUTE, thetlcs. aub. both of I to k ^ e ^ to House setien and reject- Speaking on to WABC radio peTmmai predUecUons." not oNected, (jtftoets sahL FOR PURPOSES OP ESTAB- xwo books were given in mem- ettisens' Ban4 Radio Club. ^ .mnioB in aubaldias. program “A tte n tio n New Black was su>^^ by Preal- ®*j£*'**^“*®* A m erican However, aHled defenses in LX8HING THESE LINES, A wCortensen. 100°/o 2 PLY ACRILAN ” Survivors are to wife. Mis. q^iat put to federal govern- York." McGovern /mid. “I think dent Nixon's tero^vttotees. “**?***!? ^ to region south cf Da Nang PUBLIC HEABINO WILL BE »j^gy GuptUl, '‘Norman -t have been generaUy weakened HELD IN THE CAFETERIA OF e,upu. , r Elisabeth GoUmlteer Brace; ment out of to BBT picture, we have a real responstblUty to ^^Sh Chief Justice Warren B. Burger «* .\T ':N ''n.'’i' m o x d f d 'r'> i""' Aciyi'A'n; t iiic o t i.in' i n c ^ two daughters, Mrs. Richard J. TMre may be private ftaanctag those aircraft and aercnpace harassmait Justice Harry A. Blackmun, *«ncMner«^ state vUtt to R^ Deaths Seen by the continuing withdrawal of t h e RICHARD MARTIN I ’.ci/C ht Sprin/r Cliccks, Stri))u.-^, I’l.niil-- .ind ...... inp Solids St. Louis of Crystal Lake, El- the program but, Magnider workers who wUl be thrown out and by two dissenters from to ®i® events cf Titos UA. Marines from to war and sc h o o l o n DARTMOUTH by the movement of U.S. and r o a d in MANCHESTER ON W Utred F . talks ao tar “have not of wort. ♦ T** 5d court 'ubiraUsm^ ®dslt symboUied to r^n>roche- In Pakistan THURSDAY, A PR IL 1, 1971 AT Bmlth of Bolton; two sisters, been very enoouragtag.” B. G. Vleritag, an aide to *<> .T°Tr„_ justice John M. Harlan and Pot- that has developed steadl- Soutii ITeinamese forces to to 2 northwest for Jhe operation In 7 M P M . TO RECEIVE STATE Mrs. WUUam Brown of Douls- Even though to office won't Magruder, eatinuOed to cost to e^ieclally of Its rec^ gtewart *y "i"®® Itallsn-Tugoslav MENTS BY THE PUBLIC Dolsun vlUe, Ky., and Mrs. UUtan be working on SST develop- to governmet*govemmer* of terminating “ ftrM strategic erc arms ^ me^e wworld- ^ - B»warx. Brennsn were Jus- agreement on Trteste In 1964. headed by SheUc Mujlb vowed to soutbern Laos. AUhough to op- PRIOR TO ESTABLISHING 100% 2 PLY ACRILAN" f GoeU of RockvUle, and nine ment. It wUl operate, for awhUe. to BBT development wUl be at wtde d e p l^ ^ tices wSam O. D ou^, Byron Today's audience aymboUsed nrovid THESE LINES. IN PARTICU grandchUdren. CtostagCSoatag out to program may least------$834------mUUon. Subsidies for Rogers said, . M»t ^ ^ . ^ M»d Huirgood Mar- the improvement of relotiotis . ,___^ toUon provld- U S^^^e^are ^ trying to LAR, OWNERS CAN INDICATB gives between the Church and the Yu- ^ p^mincial autonomy. withdraw from blocUni: poal- a n y SPEICIFIC PORTIONS OF ‘ r M ’.OXDFI) lIi:ATiIi;UTONF.S AM) Sl’KINC SOLIDS The funeral wlU be tomorrxrw take i4> to two years. “NO one nearly a decade had cost to of our mutual need to But we can’t visit you. at 8-80 am from to White- has ever terminated a $1 billion federal government $864 mU- avoid rmdear competition a ^ Ifotfav atate. ^le abelk launched n auccesa- ^ ^be Vietnameae aide of t h e i r PROPERTIB3S AND AD at 8.80 a.m. from to White- befMe," Uon. confrontation. Our constant ef- JOINING PROPERTIES We can only offer SBLI direct at the bank or by Gibson Funeral Home, 68 Elm Tito angrily broke relations *ul campaign of clvti dlaobedl- “l!.?**!?*;-, **S.5?i**.^r^^ WHIOI THEY FEEL DO NOT oiii Anilans art' \\’!\.-\Ii-!'.\TFI) .and Magruder said. The federal government now tort wlH be to distinguish areas w ith t o V atican in 1962 w hen m t Iv mn«th ®®®®* North Vlet- mail. To find out why buying life insurance direct St, with a Mass of requiem at skuMiii’ the federal rote may owes refunds of $83 mllUon to of threat fresn areas of possible Pope Plus xn made a cardinal thte month nameae attacks, CONTRIBUTB TO THE FLOOD (,l’AU.ANTFDD) i'or One Full Year' 6 at St Bernard's Church. Bur CARRYING OAPACITY OR from a mutual savings bank just has to save you include helping seU to Ameri- Boeing and $88 mlUion to Gener- negotiation." _ _ Three Die of ArchMshop Alojslje Stepinoc, ^ **1 ®***®* **** ^ According to available re- ial WlU be at St Bernard's SHOULD OR SHOULD NOT BE exxtra. money, all you have to do is ask. 9 can BBT development plan to a al Electric under Its coat shor- At another point, dteeuastag Cemetery, RockvUle. Marently enqpted at to WU- and to Yugoslav envoy is to rived by ahip fit»n Karachi troops during their recent oper- day of to Hearing to answer Savings Bank Life Insurance — the insurance I Somersville Mill SalesroomsW questions regarding the flood Mr*. Sarah Tnmllasnn (xmie up with somethtog,” Ma- to 88T reeearch and develop- Rustian failure to help bring ii.iw prtler and Sons Fishing only r^iresentaUve to to Vati- three days ago finally dlaem- ations across the border. l A I S U R ^ can save money on by buying direct. encroachment program. N l WINGTO.N .N'l-AV lU’.ITAIN MTDDLKTOWN rORKU.’l'.TO.N SI'IUNM IKIKI.n SO.MKKS\ II.LK Mrs. Sarah TVxnltasan, 88, of BTUder sat(L "It's posslUe, but ment program. And, although alxxit meaningful Vietnam ne- Oo. The company's docks and can from a Oommuniat state. barked but bad to fight their U.S. hellcopton were to drop AU interested parties are in Drive a Oatsun...then decide. HTj CooK y Si Miililf SU’. '-l . MA A ^ not probAbiO." to UA.a has Vl...... no legal obligation gotiations--- **«*«! and K*# by m aeramImKr variety /I# of preceostag mpI lamm nA t ------w ere de- The Vatican also 6ism ----working*-*--- WAV to way into fKrt f»lfvto city. more------AL thanmm SkAA 209 A 811 iiwiKid ri;!/..’! SI a nil y I Mo .;.i Sh(ipi>ing IM;i/..i SliuppiiiK IVirkailt 97 H igh S t, widow a t G eorge vited to he present or represent I Luuri’V IMacf J.'j" Slati r IM \Vasmngl<*n Avi’. Wmsicii Ril t'oriicr Alien ■\i-ri s.s I'roll! ______...... now, he to______return this money,______airline of-______other .points of tenshm or con- ___ atroyed.- __ Improve relations with Poland Anrther rebri broadcast said troops to "Inflict maxhnum cs»- ed at to hearing. Oral state Tin- .Mil! Tomlinson, was dead cn arrival Age Saturday at Manchester Memo- f****’ ** ****** ^ people whose ficlala insist tore is a definite fUct. The flames quickly q>read and Gsechoriovakla, both cf 8GtJ- Zia Khan had been named ualties, then get back oift," ments will be heaid at the hear I ' Name M(»n . M’ui , \- .Mon., 'rut.'d.. X- Mon., 'rucs.. A.- Tin s.. Well. Mon., Tui*> \- •Mon.. Tui-s. ,v ing and written statements re I S.it 111 - t; Sal. Ill • li Sal. 10 - r» Sal. • 5 ::’.n S.il, M ::‘n - :.'M •Sal. :i - ,d rial Hospital after atrlck- ®*** **®*** ***** ***^ ^ congres- moral obligation to do so. Rogers called l^etnam "to along to block, consuming to which have large Roman Gatho- tentaorary head of a provtslonal whtie U.S. helicopter gunrttps I en at her home. atonal defeat. The Transportation Depart- most divialve Issue” facing to two h(»nes and a ship chan- Uc communtties, nnd last government cf Bangla Deah— prorided close air cover. But ceived at or before the hearing DeCORMIER Ui-il., Tluir.-i. \- Wi-il., Tliur.s. .V Wi-d., TIuiis. Mon.. TIuir.s. \- \S(-(1.. T in a s ,-i WiHl., T liu rs. Address Private fuTUT^ aarvio.. General Electric and Boeing ment ektimated that contract United States. (tier's store, before spreading month, to Vatican sent its top to Bengali nation—"under to the raid was called off when WlU be Included in the hearing MOTOR SALES Inc. I l-'ri. 1(1 - !> Kn Id - Kri 10 ■ Kri. i>:.30-9 Kri. 'Clio - held thia ., ■ _ ^ contracts, awarded clostag costs will total about $2 "Our n.itlnnal preoccupation across the street to to hotel. diiriomat, Magr. AgosUno Oasa- leaderafaip a t Sheik Mujibur massive U.S. air strikes failed record. „ 285 Brood Street JOHN J. CURRY Manchester, Conn. Fimerai *r«( ****’ *** ******** * *****’ ®* “ UUen. And a DO milUon allow- with Vislnam has jjwa-empted -The block of North Rhode Is- roU, to Moscow foe talks. Rahman." to broadcast said to auppreaa enemy antiaircraft DIRECTOR The »tev r>v T 1# *®*^®'“ *'*"**“' prototypes. Lay- once for contingencies brings our attention frwn other areas land Avenue fronts ou a portion Reports persist at to Vatican MaJ. Zia was head a t to Uber^ fire, and fog mixed with dust I OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 I City state Zip Dated March 11, 1971 643-4165 _____ *’**?. ***®” 'orecaat for each, as the overall tenntaation cost up of concern," he raid. "By «id- of to inland amterway called that Pope Paul wants to include ation Am y a t the Awami from to bomba alwn>ly la- THURSDAY pasioc Of Boutn United Metho- well as for subcontractors. to to $88$ mltiion estimste. tag our involvement In to w a r Gardner's Basin. Poland on his next trip abroad. League. duced vtslbUlty.
N A 13J V S o n D iw I r n 4 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29. 1971
~ ^ ~ ^ ^ ▼ _^ ___ I ______— REVENUE SUMMARY EXPENDITUEE SUMMARY-CENFBAL FUND TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTlOn; OPERATING BUDGET 1971-72 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ix>HN OF MANCHESTER TOUN 07 MAHCBBSTIR, COHMECTICUt OPERATING BUDGET 1971-72 ■ GENERAL FUND 8 BOARD OF DIRECTORS M&rch 22, 1971 mwSOLIDATED SUfWSY 2 ______MANAGER'S AFFSOVED kXHtNDED EXPENDED APPROVED E8XJMATBD DEPT. recommended COLLECTED COLLECTED APPROVED COLLECTED ESTIMATED MANAGER'S APPROVED BUDGET EXPENDITURE REQUEST BSCOMM. BUDGET R . B . V .^ IS S , GENERAL MANAGER INCREASE REVENUE SOURCE BUDGET AS OF RECOMM. BUDGET DEPT DEPARTMENT V budget 1970-71 .1 9 7 0 -7 1 1971-72 1971-72 19 71-7 2 15 69-7 0 \ ■ 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 .1970-71 19 7 1 -7 2 19 71-7 2 KO. 1968-69 SUBJECT* Tentative Budget and Budget Message b e n e r a l f u n d F iscal Yeanr- beginning July 1, 1971 $ ^ 2 0 0 ,7 8 3 ) tv F R « OTHER AGENCIES Inauranea: Eaqiloyees* Group $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 36 ,205 45.000 4 5 .0 0 0 50.000 50 .000 Capital Inprovementa R alab u raaa w n ts-U a tar Fund 12,000 1 4 .0 0 0 16 .2 5 0 8 ,1 2 5 16 ,2 5 0 18 ,0 0 0 Llfa.Acc. & Health 27 ,316 6 ,2 5 6 ,8 4 7 4 8 3 ,1 0 1 BUDGET PREPARATICTJ AND FORMAT Town Excluding Education 7 5 0 .0 0 0 Sewer Fund 12,000 1 4 .0 0 0 16 .2 5 0 7 ,5 0 0 15 ,0 0 0 17 ,0 0 0 Insurance ibiployaas' BC, 124,500 9 .7 5 0 .0 0 0 24 ,214 8 4 ,5 0 6 10 0,000 10 0.000 124,SCO E d u ca tio n 1 ,0 3 2 ,3 1 $ F ir e Fund 5 ,0 0 0 5 ,5 0 0 6,000 3 ,0 0 0 6,000 6,000 CHS, Itf 28.000 16,256,847 12.871 20 ,399 23.000 23 .0 0 0 28.000 The budaet document this year has several changes in its format reflecting recomnended T o t a l 3 .9 5 m i l l s Dog Fund 11 ,1 8 3 9 ,9 7 8 13 ,016 2 ,6 5 9 13 ,0 1 6 14 ,1 7 0 Co.nunlty Sarvlcas 50.80 m ills 1,939 544 2,500 500 changes suggested by the Board of D irectors. It is hoped that the organization of material Tax Rete Required Parking Auth.Fund 1 ,1 2 5 867 1,6 0 0 750 1,5 0 0 1 ,5 0 0 R e lo c a tio n R ou ts 6 , I B4 250,000 41 7,41 5 4,351,.900 450,783 45 0 ,7 8 3 250,000 w ill sim plify the D irectors' budget review. A ll material is consolidated within each departmental • Data Proceas.Bd. 6 7 ,3 7 6 6 7 ,3 6 6 6 7 ,3 6 6 T rs n o fa r .to Cap. Imp .R e a . Fd 40 ,0 6 1 9 7 ,0 9 6 l,592,6iO * 1 ,5 9 2 ,6 1 0 4C,C61 category with the elim ination of the supplementary budget book. Most of the former detail remains FIRE DISTRICT SPECIAL FUND " " O .I . 4 ,3 3 0 Da>t Service 8 9 ,7 9 2 but standardization of detailed presentation should prove helpful. Private'School-Health 6 $ 1 ,0 7 5 ,8 8 9 $ 17 5 ,7 6 8 4 0 ,2 0 0 4 6 ,0 3 6 46 ,0 3 6 Total Expendlturea T o t a l 4 1 ,3 1 3 4 4 ,3 4 5 12 0,492 8 9 ,4 0 0 12 3,462 56 ,6 7 0 W a lfa re 16,258 5 .1 0 m llla .7 1 m llla ONE MAJOR INNOVATIW SHOULD BE PARTICULARLY USEFULj i . e . THE EXPLANATION OF MAJOR CHANGES APPEARING Tax Rate Required Salary Adjustment 37 ,747 2 . 50; h m ON THE 6REEN SH E E T. RENTS & UASES Unemployment Coaq>ansatlon 1,027,386 4 ,9 2 8 ,7 8 6 2 .6 0 0 ,5 7 2 2 ,6 0 7 ,0 7 2 I ,062,388 HATER DEPARTHEHT Town Ownad P ro p e rty 3 1 ,5 8 7 3 4 .6 2 0 _____2 9 .3 0 0 ■16,378 29,300^ 29,300 10IK L NCdl-FUNCxTONAL ■ 3597554 BUDGET REVIEW BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS $ (5 7 ,4 9 1 ) T o t a l 31,587' 3 4 ,6 2 0 29 .300 '1 6 ,3 7 3 29 ,300 29 ,300 TOTAL NOH-EDUCATIONAL 6 ,6 3 9 ,2 7 6 6 ,7 3 5 ,2f4 5 ,9 6 4 .1 7 0 5 ,4 90,4 49! Total Expenditures ’ w CBU1FD 4 ,0 7 9 ,75« 8 ,6 6 5 ,2 4 7 As stated on many occasions, the budget document can never be su fficien tly complete to No change required In water use' rate to support the operating bunge . VI STATE & FEDERAL AID elim inate the need for work sessions between the Manager ajid Board of D irectors. The budget W elfare-State 2 8 ,5 3 5 3 8 .2 5 2 6 2 ,3 5 4 9 ,2 2 1 6 3 ,8 9 5 77 ,3 4 6 SDUOATIONAL BELATED 9 ,7 5 0 ,0 J lj sets major p>olicy patterns for the entire year euid as such should ^ subjected to in depth SEWER DEPAP.TUNT 0 ,1 4 0 ,0 0 0 9 ,0 0 5 ,4 4 6 9,0 05..446 1 0 ,2 9 6 ,4 5 6 Library Sdp^rt 1 1 ,6 6 3 1 5 .2 5 2 7 .0 0 0 7.0 00 7,0 00 701 Board c f Education 7 ,0 3 0 ,1 5 3 analysis to assure complete understanding. It is hop>ed that the Directors w ill set up several $ 2 1 0 ,2 8 9 In Lieu of Imrentory Tax 8 5 ,7 0 9 12 8,56 3 6 ,0 5 7 6 ,0 5 7 183,863 work sessions to accomplish this. Total Expenditures ^ 6 2 9 ,6_1 294.328 29 3,13 2 Elderly Tax Examptlon 2 7 ,3 6 4 4 4 .0 0 0 4 6 ,7 0 0 4 6 ,7 0 0 62 ,5 5 5 Fadaral Grants 90 .0 Rates have been Increased to provide for normal operations. 4 7 ,0 0 0 6 0 ,0 0 0 6 0 ,0 0 0 10 5,000 CDAP 5 3 ,0 7 3 59 ,6 8 1 31 ,4 4 3 59,681 Pardon Fund Contribution 4 2 .0 0 0 776,398 1 ,6 0 0 ,2 5 3 * l,6C0,7.53 77 6,39 8 GENERAL. FUND Police Ace.Rec.System 7 ,0 0 0 7.0 00 9 ,2 1 6 9,2 16 Debt Service 1 .0 1 7 ,9 1 6 81 6 ,1 5 1 6 3 ,5 0 0 7 5 .00c 75 .00 SPECIAL t a x in g DISTRICT AUTHORITY PARKING FUND Police Spec.Training Bqulpoant 10.000 13 ,000 13 .000 Insurance: Fire, Llab.,etc 39,597 4 8 ,3 9 9 5 0 .0 0 0 2 A tzot rate of 50.80 mills| representing aui increase of 3.95 m ill^ is recommended to supp>ort 50 .000 SO.QOft S 5 ,7 5 0 P o l l c a Ccami. System 3 .0 0 0 3.0 00 Special Projecte Fund 1 0 ,6 9 1 ,3 9 8 $ 38 ,5 7 5 9 ,3 5 3 ,6 7 2 1 0 ,7 6 5 ,6 9 9 1 0 ,7 7 9 ,1 5 9 11,252,854 General Fund services. Total Expenditures 2 m i ll s Block Grant-State 4 4 ,1 8 5 50 ,0 0 0 50.000 50 .000 TOTAL EDUCATIONAL BELATB 8 ,4 2 3 ,9 9 4 8 m i ll s 75 .0 0 0 7 5 .00c 75 .0 0 0 7 ? .0 Tax rate required Dog Pound Removal 13 ,820 13,820 534 CONTINCENCT FUND 1 7 .4 7 9 ,9 7 5 1 7 ,5 6 9 ,4 4 3 1 7 ,2 9 2 ,0 2 6 1 6 ,2 5 6 ,8 4 7 Refuse Disposal 11 ,850 11,850 10.000 GRAND TOTAL 1 2 ,5 0 3 ,7 5 0 1 8 ,0 1 8 ,9 1 9 Prlv.School Health & Welfare 4 0 ,2 0 0 4 0 ,2 0 0 4 6 ,0 3 6 OVERALL REVENUE PICTURE Secondary Sewer Project 60 0 ,0 0 0 60 0,000 OPERATING BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 1971-72 TOUN OF M/JJCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Ided since original budg it of 5-7-70 The revenue picture shows no significant overall improvement that can affect the tax rate. T o t a l 12 5,90 7 313,689 908,905 11 5,637 92 4,41 9 43 6,80 0! * Indlcatae additional ap tropriatlons have been a While there has been an increase of about 2ijSS in the Grand List and a slight increase in the school op>erations grant, there have been offsetting reductions in other grants such as CDAP, REVENUE SUMMARY 9 and school construction. Also we w ill not receive rental Income from the Community College town of mancbbster OPERATING BUDGET 1971-72 GEtlERAL FUND and we are estim ating tax collections of 98,5K next year cogq>ared with the high current year WATER : HgVNNUE AND BIPENDITUBES 4 5 6 7 8 COLLECTED ESTIMATED MANACIR'S APPROVED estimate of 99.1%. 1 2 3 1 COIiSCTED COILBCTED APPROVED FULL YEAR n o o i t i . W D tX t APPROVED COLLECTED ESTIMATED MANAGER'S APPROVED ■ BUDGET AS 0 ? COLLECTED COLLECTED n^EVRNUB S0UBCS3 1 9 71-7 2 RECOMH. 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 1970-71 1971-72 Fees charged by the Town for various services are being reviewed. For example, we find that REVENUE S0UP.CE BUDGET AS OF BUDGET 1968-69 19 69-7 0 charges for funerals on weekends or holidays are less th 2ui actual costs. We w ill be recommending 1968-69 19 69-7 0 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 8 5 5 .7 4 5 60 7 .2 5 4 75 4,947 38 4 ,6 3 0 57 8,874 24 0 ,7 9 8 that this be rectified as soon as we have develop>ed fu ll inform ation. We are also proposing a V I I OTHER REVENUE moderate fee for private truck use of the sanitary land fill area. Receipts from this source w ill ESTIMATED DIPT'S MARAGIR'8 AFPBCBnp 10 2 ,7 7 5 13 5 ,6 7 2 12 5,000 4 9 ,5 7 0 75 ,0 0 0 10 0,00 0 BXFRHDBD EXPENDED APPBOVED serve to both pay for improvements, such as the trauisfer station and discourage non-resident use Interest on Inveatments REQUEST RBCOIM. BODGST 16 ,8 7 0 16 ,870 BUDGET EXPENSES of our facility. Interest from Other Funds 17 ,401 4 5 ,4 1 2 1 5 .9 4 0 4 ,5 2 7 EXPENDITURES 1971-72 19 71-7 2 i9 6 9 -7 0 1970-71 1970-71 1971-72 Miscellaneous 51 ,3 1 5 16 7 ,2 8 4 4 9 ,6 7 6 10 ,8 0 3 4 9 ,6 7 6 18 ,177 1968-69 5 7 .4 0 0 15 6 .5 0 0 - - - • 36 9,512 4 3 7 ,3 2 0 41 8 ,1 1 8 28 5 ,3 5 3 31 8 ,2 1 2 358,992 22 8,891 50 4 ,8 6 8 19 0,61 6 6 4 ,9 0 0 14 1,546 135,047 OPERATING EXPENSES 6 0 ,7 1 3 6 0 ,7 1 3 T o t a l 64 ,568 6 3 ,2 8 3 61 ,998 6 1 ,9 9 8 1 3 ,5 1 3 ,1 3 2 DEBT SERVICE 249 ,000 TOTAL NON-EDUCATIONAL BELATED SOURCES 9 ,9 0 9 ,8 6 3 1 1 ,4 2 8 ,6 7 6 1 3 ,0 1 3 ,2 2 7 7 ,9 8 9 ,0 5 6 1 2 ,8 7 3 ,9 2 9 30 6,400 10 6,77 5 12 1,000 TRANSFER TO RESRRVB FUND 4 2 ,5 5 2 4 2 ,5 5 2 OVERALL EXPENDITURE PICTURE 31 ,326 2 8 ,4 2 9 36 ,8 8 4 37 ,1 8 2 CAPITAL IMPROVnCNIS ______Prior to my budget preparations, the Board of Directors made it clear that they wished a EDUCATIONAL RELATED SOURCES i 71 7 .6 9 2 ' 54 0.58 5.. 52 1.383 "bare Ixjnes" budget. This is what I have presented to you. Increases in p>ersonnel or program exist I I I CURRENT SERVICES 68 7.84 7 51 6 .6 9 9 57 8.87 4 1 1 ,7 5 2 27 ,665 32gd00 1 . ■'WTAl. only when they can be ju stified due to unusual Circumstances. In many instances existing levels of Board of Education 2 9 ,7 6 2 5 3 ,7 4 9 27 ,665 3 3 ,5 9 8 3 4 ,1 7 0 3 5 ,0 0 0 35,000 4 0 ,0 0 0 sewer ford service have been cut back. Project Concern 3 1 .2 8 3 3 3 .6 5 3 3 1 .0 0 0 1 .2 0 0 4 2 .0 0 0 IIV3NUB8 AND EXPBHDIT0BB8 MANAGER'S 1 AFFBOVBD 9 3 .6 6 5 12 ,9 5 2 10 4,66 5 72 ,5 0 0 APPROVED COLLECTED bstim a xeo The overall budget increase is 6.5%. The Board of Education increase is 8.3%| the balance of the T o t a l 9 4 ,6 4 3 12 1,58 0 COLLECTED COLLECTED BUDGET BUDGET AS OP FOIL YEAR BRCOtM. budget is 4.5%. In terms of dollars, the total increase is $1,032,318; the Board of Education IV STATE 6 FEDERAL GRANTS REVENUE SOURCES 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 2 ,2 1 5 ,6 0 0 2 ,3 3 9 ,2 0 0 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 increase is $750,000 and a ll other Town op>erations $282,318. Stated differently, the Board of State Aid - Operation 1 ,6 3 0 ,2 0 2 2 ,1 8 1 ,6 4 3 2 ,2 1 5 ,6 0 0 6 7 5 ,3 3 4 Education increase represents about 3 out of every 4 dollars of increased Town expenditure proposals 35 5 ,9 2 3 52 4,82 7 23 1,79 3 52 4 ,8 2 7 33 2 ,0 1 5 4 0 9 ,3 3 5 62 9,621 Conatructlon 33 0 ,6 9 3 34 7.74 0 3 0 4 .5 3 4 4 1 9 ,3 3 2 14 4,56 7 • 4 7 .0 0 0 - 4 7 .0 0 0 • REVENUE AND USB OF SURPLUS While Town budget increases total $282,318, it is interesting to note that the increase in several 2 ,7 8 7 ,4 2 7 9C 7.127 2 ,7 8 7 ,4 2 7 2 ,6 7 1 ,2 1 5 DEFT'S MANAGER'S APPROVED T o t a l 1 ,9 6 0 ,8 9 5 2 ,5 3 7 ,5 6 6 EXPENDED EXPENDED APPBOVED ESTIMATED RBCOIM. BinXZT rel£.tively fixed cost items exceed this aunount. Included are* - - 50 ,0 0 0 " 50 ,0 0 0 * BUD(ZI ' EXPENSES REQUEST DUE FROM SPECIAL PROJECT FUND #41 BXFttDITUBBS 1971-72 Street Lighting 44,000 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 3 0 9 .3 1 2 29 4.20 7 . • 1 • 1968-69 19 69-7 0 1970-71 Refuse C ollection _____ 7 4 , 0 0 0 2 ,9 5 3 ,3 5 3 2 ,9 3 1 ,0 9 2 9 2 0 ,0 7 9 2 ,9 4 2 ,0 9 2 2 ,7 4 3 ,7 1 5 4 3 0 ,5 8 2 43 0 ,5 8 2 Social Security & Insurance . 97,000 TOTAL EDUCATIONAL RELATED SOURCES 2 ,3 6 4 ,8 5 0 17 4.63 0 24 5 ,5 6 6 23 5 ,7 5 5 OFBRATINa BJDPENSBS 15 0,439 18 7,43 8 16 0,921 16 3 ,0 0 8 18 7 ,4 3 8 P e n s i o n s ____ 1 2 8 . 0 0 0 1 2 ,2 7 4 ,7 1 3 1 4 ,3 8 2 ,0 2 9 1 5 ,9 4 4 ,3 1 9 8 ,9 0 9 ,1 3 5 1 5 ,8 1 6 ,0 2 1 1 6 ,2 5 6 ,8 4 7 91 ;1 3 7 15 0 ,4 4 0 M TOTAL REVENUE DEBT 8BRVICK 676 $ 3 4 3 , 0 0 0 3 ,0 1 5 2 .0 0 0 676 t b a n s fe r t o reserve 9 ,8 9 6 11 .6 0 1 11 ,6 0 1 3 5 ,6 5 6 - - - 3 ,3 6 9 6 ,3 7 9 12 ,1 6 9 USE OF SURPLUS 11 3,076 6 3 ,3 5 0 CAPITAL n y n T B lM IT a - 1 . SOO eOOO 1 Major cutbacks were required and include a reduction in f 7 5 0 .0 0 0 1 .5 0 0 .0 0 0 6 2 9 ,6 2 1 62 9 ,6 2 1 33 3,44 9 4 1 9 ,3 3 2 409j|2^S and a deferral in all but emergency sidewalk repairs for a savings of $65,000. Due to a 30% rate TOTAL 24 9,98 0 8 ,9 0 9 ,1 3 5 1 7 ,3 1 6 ,0 2 1 1 6 ,2 5 6 ,8 4 7 “ crL sI fo^street lights, it is not planned to add any lights next year. TOTAL AVAILABLE FUNDS 1 2 ,3 8 7 ,7 8 9 1 5 ,1 9 5 ,3 7 9 1 7 ,4 7 9 ,9 7 5 » ______; ■ 1 ------PERSONNEL i 1 ■ - ' TUMII 1IF nAmaoaoADKg
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OPERATING BUDGET 19 71-7 2 EXPENDITURE SUMMARY-GENERAL FUND 1 T/UIH nv MSMmsSTRR. CONNECTICUT TOWN OF (tfJICUESTER i n c , ^ M = b . . . d upo„ CO., of living of wro«l«...ly EXPENDED EXPENDED APPROVED ESTriEATED DEPT. manager' s ' APPROVED 8 9 PTRR niSTRICT SPECIAL FniD- A 5 6 7 2 3 4 7% consistent with federal statistics on living costs. DBFAltlMBNT BUDGBT EXPENSES REQUEST RBCOMl. RUDCXI 1 COLLECTED ESTIMATED MANAGER'S APPROVED 19 68-6 9 19JB9-70 19 70-7 1 1970-71 19 71-7 2 1971-72 1 9 71-7 2 EXPENDED APPROVED ESTIMATED DEPT. MANAGER'S APPRCVED COLLECTED COLLECTED APPROVED EXPENDED nitrv:PT RECOMH. BUDGET Ea FSnDITURB BUDGET AS OF FULL YEAR DEPARTMENT BUDGET REVENUE SOURCES DEPT. 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 Four departments have been granted additional p>ersonnel. Of the 10 added, 1 is for Library, NON-BOUCATIOHAL SBUTBD 1968-69 19 69-7 0 1970-71 19 70-7 1 1 9 71-7 2 1 9 71-7 2 1971-723S 1968-69 19 69-7 0 2 for the Park, 1 for sanitation and 6 for the Police Department. The sharp increase in police activity and needs has convinced me that we should not defer the addition of another patrol d istrict. • >neral Government 53 2 ,3 7 1 70 6,03 7 73 0,76 7 72 1 ,5 0 5 70 8,73 7 6 9 2 ,5 3 7 PROTECTION OF PEBSONS & For example; in the past ten years; police activity has increased nearly 300% while p>ersonnel has PROPERTY 9 2 8 ,2 3 3 ' 9 3 6 ,8 0 3 1 ,1 1 0 ,6 8 6 1 ,0 5 2 ,3 8 8 56 1,541 90 2,121 1 ,0 7 5 ,8 8 9 2 ,3 0 3 ,5 0 6 1 ,9 6 2 ,0 7 3 7 1 6 ,5 6 4 8 2 9 ,2 2 5 , 67 8 ,7 9 3 79 7 ,2 2 5 89 9,121 only increased 62%. However, a p>etition for foot patrol at the parkade has not been supported in Futile Works 1 ,4 6 3 ,6 8 5 1 ,6 2 3 ,3 2 3 1 ,7 3 9 ,4 5 0 1 ,7 9 1 ,6 0 3 301 P olice Department 9 .1 3 8 REVENUE AND USE OF SURPLUS 6 .0 2 2 7 .1 2 2 7 .0 4 4 7 .0 4 4 14 .338 this budget. 305 ------■ IN. Protection of Persons and TOTAL PROTECTION OF 1 ,0 6 1 ,5 2 6 8 3 6 ,3 4 7 9 3 5 ,2 7 7 9 4 3 ,8 4 7 ’ 1,125,024 MANAGER'S APPROVED The added psersonnel in the Park Department is ju stified for several reasons; Our tree P ro p e rty 72 2 ,5 8 6 83 6 ,3 4 7 93 5 ,2 7 7 94 3,84 7 1 ,1 2 5 ,1 9 0 1 ,0 6 1 ,5 2 6 PERSONS & PROPERTY 72 2,586 EXPENDED EXPENDED APPROVED ESTIMATED r e p T 's EXPENSES REQUEST RECOWI. BUDGET maintenaince program is several years behind schedule, our park acreage has increased, we have EXPENDITUBES BUDGET 22 3,268 1 1970-71 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 19 71-7 2 more swimming pools and ball fields to maintain and the use of our fa cilities has sharply increased. Health & Welfare 13 4 ,7 2 5 1 7 2 ,6 U 20 7 ,3 0 0 27 2,88 7 27 2,33 7 HEALTH & WELFARE 20 ,0 0 0 20 ,0 0 0 1968-69 1969-70 1 2 .0 0 0 1 4 ,5 0 0 1 7 ,0 0 0 1 7 ,0 0 0 401 Child Guidance Center 4 9 ,6 0 0 2 9 ,9 1 6 3 6 ,4 0 0 3 6 ,4 0 0 4 9 ,6 0 0 1 ,0 7 5 ,8 8 9 Qpgration of our sanitary fill in a manner that meets state standards requires that more R e c re a tio n 9 9 ,8 0 1 13 1,632 15 7,50 8 16 4,708 1 8 8 ,2 9 0 17 9 ,5 9 0 402 Public Health Nursing Asait 1 8 ,3 4 5 67 9,81 0 78 5,05 8 900,121 87 3 ,3 5 2 1 ,0 7 5 ,8 8 9 i. - - 3 0 ,4 2 8 4 6 ,6 8 8 4 7 ,0 8 0 54 ,6 5 7 54 ,107 ALL ACTIVITIES ' * ------effort be made in the daily cover of trash. This w ill mean the addition of a fu ll time driver 411 H ea lth 2 7 ,5 0 0 10 7 ,2 1 2 12 2 ,7 8 8 14 1,13 0 14 1,130 2 1 7 ,2 0 4 26 8,40 2 278,241 3 0 3 ,3 0 0 29 5,00 0 Welfare A Social Service 7 6 ,8 8 0 9 7 ,7 7 0 and vehicle to haul in adequate cover. The need becomes more critica l as we reach higher L ib r a r y , 26 6,448 421 5 ,0 0 0 5,0 00 elevations with improved visib ility to the highway. However, our present method of operation - 412 M.R.Workshop 2.5 00 2.5 00 — 8 8 9 .3 8 4 4 .9 2 8 .7 8 6 2 .6 0 0 .5 7 2 2 .6 0 5 .0 2 2 1 .0 6 2 .3 3 6 1 .0 2 7 .3 8 6 the sanitary land fill - saves us about $250,CXX) each year. Non-F'jnctlonal 413 27 2 ,8 8 7 27 2,33 7 13 4,725 17 2 ,6 1 4 20 7,30 0 22 3 ,2 6 8 TOTAL TOTAL HEALTH & WELFARE SFECIAL TAXDC DISTRICT Funds are also included in the Pension Account for retroactive increases for existing pensioners. HW-BSUCATIONAL RELATED 4 ,0 7 9 ,7 5 6 8 .6 6 5 ,2 4 7 6 ,6 3 9 ,2 7 6 6 ,7 3 5 ,2 4 4 5 ,9 6 4 ,1 7 0 5 ,4 9 0 ,4 4 9 1 RECREATION ,«hfFWlIRS AND EXPENDITURES a u in u u x x . ------15 2 ,2 5 3 14 6,253 8 8 ,8 0 6 10 5,51 8 12 7 ,3 1 4 13 3 ,3 1 4 MANAGER'S APPROVED EDUCATIONAL BELATED 501 Recreation Department 33 .3 3 7 APPROVED COLLECTED ESTimTED 7 ft 174 3 0 .1 9 4 - 3 1 .3 9 4 36 .0 3 7 COLLECTED COLLECTED 505 Senior Cltltens* Center BUDGET AS OF P’JU. YEAR RECOMH. BUD(XT 16 4,70 8 18 8 ,2 9 0 17 9,59 0 REVENUE SOURCES 8 ,1 4 9 ,0 0 0 9 ,C 0 5 ,4 4 6 9 ,0 05,4 4.6 1 0 ,2 9 6 ,4 5 6 99 ,8 0 1 13 1 ,6 9 2 15 7,50 8 1970-71 1971-72 19 71-7 2 Board o f Education 7 ,0 3 0 ,1 5 3 9 ,7 5 0 ,0 0 0 TOTAL RECREATION 1968-69 1 9 6 9 -7 0 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 C/'.PTT.U. IMPROVEMENTS 2 9 4 ,3 2 8 29 3,132 - 32 ,825 16 ,5 1 5 32 .8 2 5 38 ,5 7 5 State & Federal Grants - - LIBRARY 29 5.00 0 1 REVENUE AND USE OF SURPLUS - - 1 ? 1 7 .? 0 4 26 6.44 8 2 6 8 .4 0 2 27 8 .2 4 1 30 3 .3 4 0 I regibt sincerely that I felt the need to sharply reduce funding for C apj^l Improvements. 29 5 ,0 0 0 ' 1 .0 9 9 .5 U 91 1 .5 4 0 1 .7 6 0 .2 5 3 1 .7 7 3 .7 5 3 9 5 6 .3 9 8 9 4 1 .3 9 8 21 7,204 26 6 ,4 4 8 26 8 ,4 0 2 27 8 ,2 4 1 30 3 ,3 4 0 MANAGER'S APPROVED Hopefully this w ill be only a temporary deferral. Our needs would ju stify a^iSubstantial increase Son-Functional TOTAL LIBRARY EXtTNDED EXPENDED APPROVED ESTIMATED. DEFT'S BUDGET BUDGET EXPENSES REQUEST RECOtM. rather than a reduction. e x p e n d it V ^ s 19 71-7 2 TOTAL EDUCATIONAL RELATED 8 ,4 2 3 ,9 9 4 9 ,3 5 3 ,6 7 2 1 0 ,7 6 5 ,6 9 9 1 0 ,7 7 9 ,1 9 9 1 1 ,2 5 2 ,8 5 4 1 0 ,6 9 1 ,3 9 8 NON-FUNCTIONAL 1970-71 1^71-72 1971-72 32 2 ,5 8 9 28 7,58 9 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 Pension Fund Contribution 13 5,040 15 3,24 2 19 0 ,0 0 0 19 0 ,0 0 0 In view of the critica l need for Capital Improvements and our apparent inability to satisfy 810 600 600 600 600 600 38 ,5 7 5 38 ,5 7 5 these needs on a pay as you go basis at this time, serious consideration should be given to Contingency 75 .0 0 0 7 5 .0 0 0 7 5 .0 0 0 7 5 .0 0 0 815 Pension - Special 600 32,825 32 ,825 3 ,0 0 0 3 ,0 0 0 3 ,0 0 0 ALL ACTIVITIES - - - — ■ . I 820 Refund o f Taxes 6 ,0 2 3 12 ,2 2 8 3 ,0 0 0 returning to the voters with a bonding program for essential improvements. Perhaps a less 100 100 BRAND TOTAL 1 2 ,5 0 3 ,7 5 0 1 8 ,0 1 3 ,9 1 9 1 7 ,4 7 9 ,9 7 5 1 7 ,5 8 2 ,3 9 3 1 7 ,2 9 2 ,1 5 0 1 6 ,2 5 6 ,8 4 7 36 36 379 1 379 ambitious undertaking than the one proposed last fall would be acceptable. ^ 1 822 |Refund - Others 12 0,00 0 8 0 ,4 8 6 9 0 ,3 2 3 10 0 ,0 0 0 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 12 0 ,0 0 0 1 ' ■ 830 Social Security 75 ,0 0 0 1 4 8 ,3 8 9 5 0 ,0 0 0 6 3 ,5 0 0 7 5 ,0 0 0 The budget document lists improvements reboramended for the next fisca l year. A supplemental 1 840 'Insurance: Fire, Llab.,etc. 39 ,5 9 7 capitaa budget contains the 6 year program in accordance with Charter requirements. Recommended practice would be for the Board of Directors to designate those Capital Improvement items REVENUE 80MARY EXPENDIIURE SUMMARY-ONERAL FUND town o f MANCHESTER, COMNECTIOIT OPERATING BUDGET 19 70-7 1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT OPERATING BUDGET 1971-72 GENERAL FU B town OF MANCHESTER approved at the time of budget adoption. |UTA PROCESSING SERVICES FttU) 5 6 7 8 9 OPERATING BUDGET 2 3 4 6 7 1 a 3 4 VO awn CTw nnvm m us 1 5 1 MANAGER'S APPBOVED 2 ESTIMATED APPROVED BSTIMATEO DEPT. MANAGER'S APFRCWBD COLLECTED APPROVED COLLECTED COLLECTED COLLECTED APPROVED COLUCTBI^ ESTIMATID MAMAGIR'8 AFfROVBD EXPENDED EXPENDED collected RECOtH. BUDGET RECOMI. BUDGET AS OF FULL TEAR SPECIAL FUNDS ^ BUDGET AS OF BUD(3T SXPENDITURES BEQUEST BUIXXT EEVENUB SOURCE EECOBM. BUDGR MPT. DEPARTMENT revenue sources 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 19 70-7 1 1971-72 1 9 71-7 2 1968-69 19 69-7 0 1970-71 1 9 70-7 1 19 7 1 -7 2 ■1971-72 1971-72 1 9 68-6 9 1969-70 1970-71 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 19 70-7 1 19 71-7 2 19 71-7 2 MO. F IR E DEPA.RTMENT NON-EDUCATIONAL RELATED SOURCES NON-EDUCATIOIIAL B E U m 15 2,485 Fire operations show a sharp increase reflecting the decrease in working hours from 48 to 42. I PROPERTY TAXES GOVEBISKNT 1 3 9 ,4 4 1 5 9 ,9 8 2 5 9 ,9 8 2 REVENUES Personnel to accomplish this change, approved in the existing contract with the firem en, auce being Tax Levy - Current Year 9 ,1 0 0 ,0 5 9 10 ,099 ,758 1 1 ,4 3 8 ,9 1 1 7 ,5 0 9 ,1 6 7 1 1 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 2 ,4 7 0 ,0 9 0 Board of Directors 3 0 ,2 4 9 4 0 ,2 4 2 3 9 ,3 2 4 12 7 ,2 6 8 11 6 ,0 1 5 8 4 ,6 3 6 8 4 ,6 3 6 added in the final quarter of the current year. Other Fire Department esqpenses res»in fairly stable. Tax Levy - Prior Year 52 ,086 118,001 4 5 ,0 0 0 36 ,0 2 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 8 0 ,0 0 0 Baneral Managar 6 0 ,3 6 1 1 1 9 ,8 2 3 5 9 ,5 5 4 5 9 ,5 5 4 6 4 ,1 0 9 6 4 ,1 0 9 $66,147 is being taken from the estimated $100,000 surplus in the Fire Fund in order to reduce the Interest & Lien Fees ______1L 29 7I 26 .373 12.132 12 .220 2 0 .0 0 0 20 .0 0 0 Co^trollar 5 4 ,3 9 5 5 5 ,4 5 6 3 9 ,0 6 8 4 2 ,3 4 0 50,675< 4 9 ,1 0 5 4 4 ,9 5 2 4 4 ,9 5 2 DBPT'S MANAGER'S APPROVED funds reqiiired'by taxation. The total Grauid List for the D istrict is $198,216,979 with each m ill in T o t a l j 9 .1 6 7 ,4 4 2 10 ,2 4 4 ,1 3 2 1 1 ,4 9 6 ,0 4 3 * T r 3 5 T j W 1 1 ,3 7 0 ,0 0 0 1 2 ,9 7 0 ,0 9 0 l l a c t l o n s EXPENDED APPROVED ESTIMATED 3 7 ,3 4 0 6 5 ,5 8 5 6 2 ,2 4 8 70 ,4 6 4 70 ,4 6 4 expended RECOtM. BUDGET taxes representing $198,000. A tax rate of 5.1 m ills, increased from 4.39, w ill be necessary to U saaam ant 5 5 ,9 2 3 BISXIET EXPENSES REQUEST 9 4 3 ,2 7 9 4 6 ,5 2 3 4 9 ,8 5 3 4 9 ,5 7 3 5 1 ,5 7 8 51 ,5 7 8 expenditures 1971-72 1971-72 19 71-7 2 support Fire operatioris, l i PINES, LICENSES,PERMITS A FRBS Collactor of Ravanua 1969-70 1970-71 1970-71 6 8 ,5 4 6 5 7 ,5 3 0 5 7 ,4 7 1 6 0 ,1 9 5 6 0 ,1 9 5 1968-69 F e e s, e t c . - Town C le rk 69 .0 1 7 52,643 6 5 ,0 0 0 27 ,9 9 8 6 0 ,0 0 0 6 4 ,0 0 0 Town C la rk 6 3 ,3 5 1 3 6 ,6 6 2 * 3 4 ,6 6 2 4 0 ,1 9 0 4 0 ,1 9 0 15 2 ,4 8 5 I 15 2,48 5 WATER FUND Building Inap. 9 1 ,8 6 0 52 ,3 3 4 50 ,000 33 ,9 0 3 64 ,8 5 7 6 5 ,0 0 0 tr a a s u r a r 23 ,6 8 0 3 1 ,1 9 5 I 4 0 ,5 2 6 4 0 ,2 4 6 4 3 ,3 6 1 4 3 ,3 6 1 ALL ACTIVITIES H ealth 1 ,7 2 5 632 500 203 SIO 510 • Planning A Zoning 3 5 ,8 2 3 3 7 ,2 7 4 I 6 3 ,0 4 2 6 2 ,8 4 2 73 ,8 1 1 6 3 ,6 1 1 Present rates for Water service should produce a slight surplus available for future Capital P o lic e 5 ,9 9 9 12,825 9 .0 0 0 3 ,1 2 6 9 ,0 0 0 9 ,0 0 0 Town C ou n sol 5 3 ,3 8 2 6 9 ,7 0 8 4 1 ,2 4 1 4 1 ,2 4 1 5 2 ,8 8 4 4 6 ,8 8 4 Improven\ents. No major improvements eure p l 2uined in the next fiscal year since we w ill still be Plaimlng A Zonlng~ 2 ,9 8 3 2 ,2 2 2 2,3 00 960 1,9 60 2,54(1 Ganaral Sarvlcas 3 7 ,2 3 4 3 8 ,6 9 2 2 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 2.0 00 involved in, funding the Nike Tower P roject, Planning Comm. 175 • - - - • Probata Court 2 ,3 8 5 1 ,7 8 9 1 0 7 ,1 0 7 6 0 ,5 7 5 6 0 ,5 7 5 Cem etery 4 3 ,3 9 0 44 ,6 8 6 57,000 19,066 55 ,000 6 0 ,0 0 0 Bata Procaaaing 25 ,241 9 7 ,1 0 9 9 9 ,5 0 7 SEWER FUND L ib ra ry 8 ,4 1 4 - 12 ,157 11,000 5,1 73 11 ,4 5 5 1 1 .4 5 5 Bo m . Dev. Action Plan 7 2 1 ,5 0 5 70 8,73 7 6 9 2 ,5 3 7 R e c re a tio n 9 ,3 7 3 11 ,960 10 ,750 4 ,1 6 2 8 .0 0 0 8 ,0 0 0 t o t a l general GOVERMMMT 53 2,37 1 70 6.03 7 73 0 ,7 6 7 ______- REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES Sewer operations w ill require $75,000 from the $119,000 estxmated suftius. The .sewer rate Land P ill Charge - - - • 3 6 ,0 0 0 PUBLIC WORKS ESTIMATED MANAGER'S APPROVED COLLECTED APPROVED COLLECTED schedule w ill be reviewed early in the new fisca l year once operating e)q>eri)pes and revenues are Camp Kennedy - 25 - - - • Bapt. of.Public Works COLLECTED BUD(CT AS OF PULL YEAR RECOMH. 6 ,0 3 2 7,2 38 6 ,0 0 0 29 ,6 5 0 3 1 ,9 9 3 3 6 ,0 0 8 3 6 ,0 0 8 54 ,7 1 8 54 ,7 1 8 BUDGET known when the Secondary Treatment Plant is in operation. Flnea - Non-moving Violation! 5,9 89 7 ,5 0 0 6 .0 0 0 Administration REVENUE SOURCES 1970-71 1971-72 1971-72 11 9 ,5 0 7 14 4,11 8 14 3.118 1970-71 1 2 -3 1 -7 0 Shared Portion MV V iol. 4 .4 3 5 5 ,6 9 0 3 ,5 0 0 . 3 ,5 0 0 3.50Q Building Inspection Dlv 11 0,265 11 2 ,9 9 8 11 9 ,5 0 7 1968-69 1969-70 Z5I7CTT n s .o s Q 5 5 ,7 2 3 6 7 ,7 5 8 6 7 ,7 5 8 73 ,1 6 1 72 ,911 SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT T o ta l 24 3,403 100,500 22T,78T ■TfT.O m Inglnearlng Dlv 4 8 ,2 7 6 29 8 ,2 9 6 6 9 ,5 1 8 29 8,29 6 5 8 6 .4 5 5 6 3 7 ,8 0 5 6 9 9 ,2 2 9 6 7 4 ,0 0 4 - I I I FROM CURRENT SERVICES llghway Dlv. 53 2,19 9 551,910'- REVENtSS 6 4 8 ,1 7 4 4 2 5 ,3 2 4 A rate increase of 2 m ills from the present 6 is recommended by the D istrict Board in order to Pollca S|>eclal Services 5 1 ,5 3 2 57 ,006 36 ,000 34 ,906 4 8 ,0 0 0 1 2 .0 0 0 31 2,45 3 3 6 5 ,2 2 4 3 5 1 ,9 5 6 3 5 4 ,2 3 9 1 APPBOVED lanltatlon Dlv. ESTIMATED DEPT'S MANAGER'S Welfare Clients 2 ,9 0 1 2 ,1 1 3 4 ,0 0 0 5,1 9 9 5 ,1 9 9 8 2 ,3 9 1 8 8 ,0 6 3 10 5 ,3 5 8 10 5 ,9 8 3 11 4 ,8 5 9 11 2,059 EXPENDED EXPENDED APPROVED support e}q>ansion and control of parking fa cilitie s. 2 .0 0 0 EasMtary Dlv. REQUEST RECOtM. BUDGET 10 ,140 19 ,991 100 - - 16 2.451 20 5 ,4 4 3 2 4 2 ,4 0 8 ' 2 4 0 ,3 0 3 29 5,24 7 2 7 0 ,9 3 9 i BUDGET EXPENSES Relmb.-Other Towns-Welfare 100 Park D lv . EXPENDITURES 19 71-7 2 1971-72 1971-72 7 1 ,0 0 0 71 ,0 0 0 6 .0 0 0 1970-71 1970-71 Walks A Curbs 156 1,7 20 5,8 00 3,4 45 5 ,8 0 0 Ildawalks « Curbs .4 5 ,0 0 0 6 7 ,5 0 3 7 1 ,0 0 0 * 1968-69 1969-70 1 5 9 .0 0 0 20 3.00 0 C ivil Defense-Recurring Charges 2.4 33 1 ,7 3 5 3,021 555 3.0 2 1 3,720 Itraat Lighting 14 1.00 0 14 4 .4 6 6 15 9 .0 0 0 H ------1 1 ,9 6 2 ,0 7 $ 29 8 ,2 9 6 - Relmb.-State-Street Lighting 1,489 1 ,4 0 5 1 ,4 0 0 647 1 ,4 0 0 1 ,4 8 3 ,6 8 5 1 ,6 2 3 ,3 2 3 1 ,7 3 9 ,4 5 0 1 ,7 9 1 ,6 0 3 2 ,3 0 3 ,5 0 6 29 8,296 * ------/ 1.40C TOTAL lUBLIC WORKS ALL ACTIVITIES i Relocation Route 6, I 84 2.669 640 2.5 00 • - T o t a l 71.320 8 4 ,6 1 0 57,821 u , ) S i $ 3 ,4 2 0 — ; i 9 . S 2 ( i ■Dinx ». utisf, aam L mmmou 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN
P a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 Drug Center Hehron Unseated Windham’s, Firemen CAREER Santariga^Botti Th* D ior Advtoofjr Canter, COOKHAM, England (AP) Storrs-Guglielmo I I nuHill 8t, ia obaerving Town Traffic Regulations —Princess Anne was thrown Om foDowliig Mhadula: from her horse when it re Balk After Cutback OPPORTUNITIES Marie Phyllis Ougllelmo of The marriage of Constance VM iaiij through Friday, To Be Discussed Tomorrow fused a fence at a show Stamford bdame the bride of Lynn Bottl of Manchester to 8 M o.m. to S pjn. Jumping event, but the 20- W QIDHi^ (A P)—iThe town pf Willimantlc, has traditionsilly ’The selectmen will meet to- tee’s final report for presenta- year-pld daughter of ()ueen Seniors — Adults — Men — Women. Donald Edward Storrs of Cov Anthony Thomas Santariga ol A >»la|ihona hockiqi. liai^ of Windham, which has within subsidized the volunteers but morrow at 10 a.m. at Oie Town tion to the Board of Selectmen Elizabeth n escaped injury. START NOW! Get your career into the entry Saturday morning at Bast Hartford was solemnized vl«6 la avallablo Monday it the city of WlUlmantic, has the contribution—only recently O ffice Building w ith representa- and the Bocurd o f Finance. The princess remounted high-pay brackets! DAY fc EVENING Sacred Heart Church in Stam Saturday morning . at the fluomh Saturday from 6 weathered another crisia in gov- as high as |6|000 a year—has Uves of the State Department j<*n r . stewaii of the House the horse and finished the D IV ISIO N S Secretarial: Executive, ford. Church of the AssuihpUon. pjn. to I ojn. emment for which its peculiar never been enough to meet ex of Transportation relaUve to of Stewart, Portland, will be the course, but the accident Sat political geography can take the penses. The rest comes from do- Legal or Medical • Fashion Merchan The bride is the daughter of The bride is a daug For d n v advlaory infor- traffic reguUtionB in town, guest spe^er. Wednesday eve- Mrs. Clementina GugUelmo and urday cost her any chance of credit—or blame. ludlons of the cake sale and la- dising • IBM Computer Programming Mr. and Mrs. Emil Botti\ motlnn, call: 647-9M3. cifically the center of town. ntag at the fin t meeting of the winning. Daniel GugUelmo, both of Stam Thls time, the question was <“®s’ auxiliary variety, • Accounting • Speedwriting • Gregg Bush Hill Rd. The bridegroom BTrst Selectman Aaron Reid spring season of the Hebron Hls- ford. The bridegroom is a son who pays the hlUa for rural fire Several years ago, the board is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al reported at last Thursday’s se- torical Society. Shorthand • IBM l^ypunch • Clerical. of Mr. and Mrs. RusseU G. potluck supper and cciverage—and It brought about finance began pushing the bert Santariga of Yonkers, N.Y. lectmen’s meeting that the state The meeting wlU start at 6 CAU • WRITE • VISIT 236^2509 Storrs of Twin Hills in North The Rev. Robert J. Burbank ‘L Coventry. Police Log of the Church of the Assump d®es not know what the depart- and wUl bo preceded by a fam- 'The trouble is that th^lty making them into one seU- The New Haven I Hartford Business Academies The Rev. Nicholas Calabro of f tion performed the double-ring ment has in mind as every- Uy poOuck supper at 6. Members ^ (DODuUtlon 18 000) has its sustaining Are district. The issue 900 Chspel Sq. Upper Mall the Sacred Heart' Church per ceremony and was celebrant at ABBB8TS thh« we ha^ asked for in the are requested to bring a hot Cto^ttee ^ ftaST^ame to a head at New Haven formed the double-ring cere Lord ft Taylor Weot Hartford the nuptial Mass. Paul Chete- Vincas Gulbinos, 66, of 81 center has been granted.” casserole, salad or a favorite ^wn O^®® and the three outlying ffie dls- ® meeting of voters and taiqpay- 6244935 mony and was celebrant at the EariUng ______lat was organist and soloist. Union St, charged with-oper^ Reid also announced that Dr. iqiecialty. M mating, 7 naing iiniwiii vol- «”• ^^m outside WUlimanUc on V nuptial Mass. Ralph Martino Baskets filled with red and aUng a m otor veh icle wfaUe un- Mervyn UtUft, Hebron’s dl- Stewart’s lecture and dem«ctor of health, haa condemned strotlon will be on the use of Thursday: Board of Selectmen g„j,Bidlxed by the town asturned a the plan down. The bride was given in mar were on the altar. yesterday morning on New ***® house owned by Edward 18th century antique molds. He meeting, 7 p.m.. Town Ottice" (total population, includ- So when the firemen walked riage by her father. She wore The bride was given in mecr- Stata Rd. Court date Itoril 12 Burba y B*’® several years ter Hems, from the town board of finance teers and the board of finance bishop sleeves and cathedral Alencon lace, bell shaped COIN-OP DRY CLEANING a warrant in connection with The ““Society is conducting its Manchester Evening Herald ^ ^ t a ^ the town’s side. train. Her mantlUa of matching i m i Xa I WHSaHAM n rt ■■HXHStnsSil nSlU- AHIM ' * * WtlCkU AWtAewWAsi AM I sleeves and watteau train. Her alleged threats made against The lot the house is on is so annual spring membership drive Hebron correspemdent, three rural areas, consoUdate enmrged on S at^ y lace was draped over a camelot two-tiered elbow and cathedral the State Welfare D ^ Re small that present regulations and Intereoted residents should Emt, tel. 228-8971. them into a single fire district, “ agteemeid under which cap, and she carried a cascade length veil of silk Illusion was 8 POUNDS SIjO!!! leased after posting 4600 bond. would restrict the construcUon contact. Mrs. Herbert Porter, ------and tell them to suwwrt them- ^ ^ ^ 2 bouquet of ivory color cym- arranged from a matching Court date AiwU 12. ct any buUdtag nnel officer, asked that “la- high neckline, bodice and vlc- noon at E. Center and Lenox ^ nwess^ as it ta very p ^ ^ Mhg“ *>«*y S^vlnK* S®****’ ^ ®* Mark Boccuzzl and John Anto- jjgg yjg county service re- torian sleeves. Her colonial Sts. Court date AprU 12. Bible ta the near future that -.-f., Waterburv.Waterbury. H He is president of tact with alarm headquarters **^ *f move the vriilcle. son, clad in red Police said Perry iqiparenUy nelll, both of Stamford; and frain from wearing so-called bouquet, similar to those car- G .& H. PAVING, Inc. Jencks-Gagnon Driveways — Parking Lots — Basketball Courts — Etc. Michael Crane of Blanfmd, ‘hot pants’ or ‘knickers’ during ried by the adult attendants, ACCIDENTS Mass. PHONE 649-6233 Day or Evening duty hours.” had ivory streamers. A t Woodbrldge and Doane St., After a reception at the KofC Leahy said he-took the action Philip Barcellona of Brooklyn, Saturdiqr afternoon, a car driv- Each guest received a color- v v i As It turned out, the voiun- Home in Norwalk, the couple at the request of two county de- N. Y., served as best man. has completed final recom- left by plane for Miami Beach, en by Charies Packard of 187 sah^Tee tadSsW^^SSSSl He ta *®®™ weren’t "really needed in* ry h u t conceded to 1 ^ c e i^ partment heads, who had com- Ushers were ’Thomas Gurtel of Helatae Rd. left the road and employes, both elected °'’®*‘ 80 recipes Uiat the chUdren *®y ^ Windham, BeauUeu said. The advantages ta Sheriff Adnah Fla. They will be at home at plained of eqx>tting several pairs VTndsor and Joeeidi Tocco of the Vernon Towers Apts, in hit a tree. ItoUce say Packard 3^api«ta^^ p o in te d compUed themselves. Artwork ®*“ 1«K®»* « « sported was in a Harlow’s cer-the poilice radio of what were thought to be hot Yonkers, N. Y. was attempting to avoid a on the booklet was also dontf by *»o*"* Owninlttee on ^ y lr o n car. A neighboring fire chief, he which he could monitor po- Vernon on April 3. WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Final recommendations on mental PiUlcy, and the National pants in courthouse corridors Mrs. Bottl wore a mink vriilcle which approached him the. students. said, would have- appreciated U®« activities, Mrs. Storrs received her SA some fringe benefits have been Labor Management PoUcy here last week. trimmed ensemble. The bride- on the wrong side of the road. BuUetta Board help at one’house fire but there Harlow said he kept no weap degree in mathematics in 1970 Leahy added that current groom’s mother wore a lime made. However, recommenda Com m ittee. The accident is stiU under in ’Ihe following meetings and too nobody was hurt ons ta the car. from the University of Connec roles allowing women employes green dress. Both had orchids, tions on medical and surgical Day In...Day Out... vestigation. benefits have yet to be made acUvlUes are scheduled for this Chief Beaulieu explataed the ticut Mr. Storrs, who is em to wear mini skirts and tailored A dinner and r^eptlon was awaittag further taformatlan <» week: B ex Signs StiU Used problem—and its temporary so ployed as a manager trainee at pants suits would not be re- held at DePasquale’s Restau- On Spruce St. near Birch rgtes. Monday: Women’s Republican ARUBA, Netheidands Antilles lution—this w a y ; Travelers Insurance Co. in scinded. rant in Newington. For a wed- M Hartford, received his BA de St., Saturday afternoon a col- At the committee’s meeting Club Meeting, 8 p.m., Mrs. Lx>r- —Many of the native homes on south Windham, Windham “Our policy is to depend on ding trip to Europe, Mrs. San- on PRESCRIPTIONS this Caribbean island are color- Center and North Windham each gree in history from the Uni last Thursday, chairman Rus- mine Wallace’s Rt. 86, Amston. good taste of our employes,” tarlga wore a three-piece char- Uslon involved a car driven by versity of Oonnectlcut in 1970. sell Anderson named Bruce Ka- Tnesday: Hebron Drug Advta- fully decorated with hex signs. has Its own volunteer company. Leahy said. “I favor hot pants coal gray pantsuit. After April . . . resulting in meaningful Natale J. Ruftnl of 1ST Birch St and a van driven by John lom, Harvey Desrutaseaux and opr Committee meeting, 8 p.m., vestiges of the time when early whose men sue iiald nothing. m m i r s m myself, but not in the office.” 12, the couple will live in New Inhnhitjinta beUcved they would The town government, with most savings to you every day I D. Hovey of 26 Jarvis St. Mrs. Anne Emt- to a subcom- Town Office BuUdtag. —------York. mittee to pompUe the commit- Wednesday: Hebron Historical ward off evU qiirtts. of Its tax resources in the city 1 Mrs. Santariga, a graduate of MACHINES No ups and downs in your Prescription At Charter Oak and Mata Sts. the University of Bridgeport, costs—no “discounts” today, "Regular Medical School Saturday morning a collision in is a dental hygienist. Mr. San- prices” tomorrow! C o s t Ir lia r a iltc e d *«»*«». » trnwluate of Manhat volved cars driven by Frederick A truly healthful exercise for all ages. A fine addition to nndiay photo No “reduced specials”—no “temporuy A. Ooettel Jr., of EUtagton, and 9 A tan College and the University any gymnasium or for use in the home. The Roto Tred reductions” on Presorlptloiu to lure Ruby E. Luce of Tolland. Engaged HARTFORD (A P)—State Atty. of Connecticut, is an electrical custom ers! makes it possible to take that walk, )og or run *t your <3en. Robert K. lOllian says the engineer. convenience regardless of the weattier outside. FuHy A t the same time, there is never any The engagement of Miss *»ve to pay ------In the First National Parking adjustable for level or uphill movoment. Accurately oompromlse in sendee or quality! lot on W. Center St. Saturday -r t ^ _• more than the contract price— records distance traveled. Kathleen Johanna Greene of mllllon-for construction of aftemnon a collision involved Manchester to James G. thg university of Connecticut YOU GET OUR LOWEST cars driven by John T. McCar- wooden raUera tan of 91 Princeton St. anifDorta SAVE BIG ft Sturdy steel frame, f t Silent extra smooth Nemeth of Meriden has been Medical-Dental Center in Farm- PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE fuUy announced by her i>arent8, Mr. ington. W e D eliver ft Gleaming heavily plated handrails and haodiebari — idisst- YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE B odo o f 42 M aple St. able ft Gyro balance level adjustment for front and back of frame, and Mrs. John E. Greene, of Speaking on radio station Everywhere MORE THROUGHOUT THE ON ft Sensitive tension control, ft Precision direct roading motor 81 ’Tower Rd. WPOP’s Sunday program. YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Fast ffl the Bears Automotive Store measures distance traveled, ft Extra heavy-duty traadnf bait Her fiance is the son of Mr. “Newsbeat,” Killian said, “we parking lot Saturday momtag PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Sin 50-X 20'X12’. MfMIAA and Mra. Joseph Nemeth ol have a contract lor a little more a collision involved cars driven 2 DEMONSTRATORS 6SSa DELUXE ROTO TREO-ilOO lbs.) $ u U U JU U Meriden. than 333 mUlkm for the first by Maurice Wadell of 66 Cooper NOW IN STOCK Miss Greene is a graduate of phase. . .Many people hear. . .it TRY US AND SEE ISU Bt. and Thomas E. Hobin | East Catholic High School and will Increase to 80, 90 or 100 o f 89 Benton St. is a senior nursing student at million dollars, the University of Connec- ”We are going to get this A written warning for foUow- WALK - JOG - RUN Nsssllf photo tlcut McCook Division. building for |33.4 million. And too closely was issued Saturday Mr. Nemeth is a 1970 jf don’t, we have a bond evening to Madeline I. Rudd of FOR PHYSIOAL FITNESS Engaged graduate of the University of that guarantees we will get the 112 Summer Bt. after a coUtaion Connecticut and is a member of building for the price it was on W. Center St. near Emerson Jacovino photo engagement of Miss Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity, bid.” The St. between her car and one Lynne Richardson ol He is at the Electronics School ______MRS. WILLIAM HERBERT JENCKS Donna driven by Roy K. Wtother of Manchester to Robert Mercler at the (Naval Training Center, 847 Oakland S t i Charlene Adrienne Gagnon ried a dutch colonial bouquet Hartford has taen^ounc^ Gwat L^es, m. ^ Demonstrations AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. COMPLAINTS PERFECT FOR ^ T Z t ^ ^ o r d Forecast in May Sometime yesterday a call bridesmaids were Miss Laura ------Fox photo WASHINGTON (AP) — Three parked at an Adams St. car HONE-OFFICE son of Mr. Yale students who met with Sec Engaged wash was broken into and the | B. Gagnon, sisters of the bride. East Hartford. and Mrs. Adrian M e^er of retary of State William P. Rog csjdMreitor, battery, and mani The bride is a daughter of “ d Mss tobaxa E Jencta, ' ers Saturday say that the Nixon The engagement of Miss Su- fo ld w ere stolen. Value o f the| OR Mr. and Mrs. Adrien G. Gag- ^ Rlchardstm is a 1970 admlnlstraUon doesn’t want to A™ Marston of Manchester items talm (s $160. non of East Hartford, formerly sestets ^ ^ graduate ol Bast CJathoUc High respond sincerely to Vietnam ^ Reasoner of of Manchester. The bridegroom Hartford. Their avoc^o jg employed by Con- war critics, and they predict Eiemlngton, N.J., has b^n an- iF rrs A plate glasB window smash INSTITUTION Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. trimmed gowns and picture hats jjgcticut Mutual Life Insurance masslve nonviolent antiwar 1*®*" parents, Mr. ed last week at he Popular I Herbert L. Jencks of East Hart- were simUar to those worn by ^jo., Hartford, demonstrations, involving civil Msrst®n of Market on E. Middle Tpke. was | ford, honor attendant, and they jj^j. fiance is employed by disobedience, in May. 215 Oak St. FORMAL broken again yesterday. The Rev Henry J. Murphy of also carried ^ q u ets of gladloU, west Hartford Stairs and Gabl- ’Ihe three—Joel Rogers, Steven Her fiance is the son of Mr. pompons and carnations. —*• »»— —• and Mrs. William Reasoner of Joseph LeVay (Mgr.) St. ChrisUqifaer’s Church per- nets Co., West Hartford. Chappie and Mchael Chinoy — A car parked Saturday eve-| formed the double-ring cere- James Gusy of East Hart- The wedding is planned lor have Issued a statement saying Flem ing^, We ntag at 182 Harlan St. wasi FYir over 80 years I ’ve been that the admlnlstmtlon “is not ^ to n ta a palate U m f*y and was celebrant at .ford served as best man. Ushers Sept. 4. stolen. fitting children’s feet . . . the nuptial Mass. Bouquets of were Bradford Kula of Marl- . Interested in responding in a sin- M an^ester High School and is Rent cere and substantial w ay to stu- “ e le m e n ta r^ d u c a tio n m^ajor not children’s shoes. 1 don’t 2 gladioli were on the altar. borough, and William Callahan, The bride was given in mar- Peter Danahy and Robert Famed Home Goes dents or the lai^e majority of Oonnectlcut State It *.. • • Cast Announced sell shoes . . . I fit feet. If riage by her father. She wore Plankey, all of East Hartford, TROY, N.Y. (AP) — The. the American Public opposed to j . you care about your child’s a gown of satin faille accented Mrs. Gagnon wore a pale the war ” ***’• H®®soner is a graduate of «*• “fa” loo* DELUXE ROTO TRED home of Uncle Sam—the au- •o MOOT o u t! For April Drama feet visit me at Casual Vil with------seed. ------pearls and------re-em- green_ crepe dress w ^ a vtjjo cor- thentlc Uncle Sam Wilson, that “During the flmt week of May. “ fl* PED-O-METER broldered alencon lace, design- zage of white roses. The Wde- reduced to nibble thousands of people wUl turn up C u ^ Instt- e v e r y t h in g The Manchester Community I lage. Just ask for “Joe.’ ed with manderin collar, em- by construcOon equipment mak- in the streete of Saigon and ?* FOR W EDDIN(» Players are now in rehearsal I plre bodice of matching lace, knit dress with a corsage of ^ highway. Washington” to “c o ^ lt mas- A N D A L L for their spring production o f I P.S. ONE BATTU CREEK A-Ilne skirt and chapel train, apricot color roses. The 3% story wood and stucco slve nonviolent civU disobedience ^ sei for the F O R M A L Her elbow-length veil was ar- After a reception in a coordinated attempt at end- "The Impossible Years,” writ 9 house on Ferry Street in this LeBIanc photo O CCASIONS rangedrangea fromirom a peaii-tilmmedpean-mmmea Veterans veier*™ Memorialjncmuiiu* Club in nivAr ritv was declared tag the war .. . aeariy. if the ten by Bob Fischer and Cart HOME SAUNA IN STOCK Fresh headpiece, and she carried a East Hartford, the couple left g„ g^j Congresa in 1966 to Engaged government does not stop the M ax. I dutch colonial bouquet of pom- for a wedding trip to Bermuda^ ^ oT^tae war, millions of Americans will Nothinz to Hod The show wUl be presented I HALLMARK CARDS pns roses, gladloU, and baby’s Mrs. ® man whose nickname has be- The engagment of Miss Janet b® ^ forced to st the govem- «w «y tar... A p ril 2$ and 24 a t the Bowers S i » ^ NO WIRING OR PLUMBING ’THOUGHTFULNESS bwath. Penney High School. East personification of the Merrick BerthoI4A.of RockvUle ®ay. Auditorium. Curtain time is | SHOP REQUIRED — JUST PLUG IN! h u I3v^ Ulted States. to John G. LieWhaA Jr. of M a n ------8:80 p.m. Stride E ^ HartfonL ^ter of the C^ecOcut. ^® The association was first Chester has been announced bv PLlStic Tubs Norlhwcry PtrarmcKy The cast is as follows: How ^ ll^iatories^ Bast Hartford her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WaL NEW YORK (AP) - One out 230 N. Mata, Mrmchester ard Becker, Peter BeUeveau, R i t e s . ^® ter G. Berthold of 6 Cliff « of eveiy four Americans now Next to Top Notch Laura Craco, Keith MSirill, Su Provided by meatpacker Wilson. „ fiance U the son of Mr take their bath in a fibeiglass- san Dynes, Ray Rodrigue, Di ^ fv. t/. '^^® **‘® aita MmJ^n (TLtabm ^^^ reinforced plasUc tub. ^cord- ons Fimbaber, Donna Sawtellei ruffled neckline, puffed sleeves, the University of Harfford. He meaning of uncle sam ^ tJ®“man sr. owens-Comtag Flberglas and gathered skirt. She wore a is employed at the Aetna to- . Patrick ForreU, Leo Rodrigue, and United Sates. liGss B erthold is a gpraduate John Walsh, Gory Jones, Don matching picture hat, and car- surance Co. in Hartford. ’Ihe New York State Historic— Miss Berthold Is a erraduate Uorp. ±1^ EiUngtwi High School and ald Rlberdy, (Jathertae O’Ma- ^ d e c ^ to Pla^ Bay Pata Junior College. Long- bony, Michael Parker. house on the hUtoric register ^ and save it from destructloti. meadow. Mass, are U employ ed as a legal secretary at King, Let year the Govenunr’s Ad- HAVE CAMERAS — WILL m AVEL . ______Caldwell, DuBeau and Ryan, Gun Victiiii 38 Park St.. Vernon. ^ G L O ^ B E * Manchester ^ dubbed the house archltectually N E W H A V E N (AP)— R ich ard NASSIFF ARMS Mr. Liebman is a graduate (1) WEDDINOS; I wlU take 1 or 101 Candid pictures in color worthless. or black Ic white. You do not have to contact for a “ pack of Manchester High School and ^ Travel Service ^ 643-1442 ^ Snowden, 88, of New Haven, was charged Sunday with assault age deal.” Porter School of Engineering , ______991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Ci f lih t Eip«ri Swiki wlta i"*en» to kill ta connection Design, Rocky Hill. He is serv- 555 M A IN STREEIT (2) ANNIVERSARIES, TESTTMONIAIB or any special occa- • CofuJid wfth the ritoottag early Sunday | ing with the (Connecticut Na- • Color stan. w 643-2165 ^ • Pro-BrMoli -IK S MAItVZL o r MAIN STRSTT’ monttag of James BJdwards, 22, G I7 -S 1 2 6 LIGSEn DRUG tional Guard and is employed A . ^ ^ , mw • Engogement Pkotei H I - HT MAIN S m z n . UANCHtSTZS (8) BUSINESS DISPLAY PROJECTS, INSURANCE PHOTOS, • Ajtoounctmcntt • Invitalloiit in a Congress Avenue restaurant. PARKADE at ALCAR Auto Parts. Inc., 226 Alrifel OPkN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY i:IO TO SM COLOR SLIDE PRBSENTATTONS. we Ar< PROFESSIONAL THURSDAY liM TO i:M Edwards was In aerloua con- Spruce St. GllailnadswHoiiroads and StcooMliipi Bteamsaip^B ditlcn at Yale-New Haven Hos THE HOUSE OF SPORTS OPEN The wedding is planned for ‘ ® PHOTOGRAPHERS U n m . ^ / pital with a bullet wound ta hta | LAWRENCE B. PERRY 646-1984 17.^5 A.M. to 10 P.M. Hay 8 at Union Congregational # stomach. Church, Mata St., Rockville. 75 Laurel Sr., Manckattar ► ______BY APPOlWTMPff ONLY PAGfe FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY Klan,’’ says a brochure which '1 - Tolland contains a picture of a hooded &ET TO SERVE FIRSTi ARE BUT BEFORE Antwcr to PrariM* Passi* New Life KuKliixKlan TIRES VO U . WE START X'M MV FATHBB IS A Klaneman seated on a rearing T i P « s f o t i e W E A P y? I LBTTIN' YA PHYSICAL MARVEL FOR Beginnings horse. Undemeadi is the in HIS AAE, SMUFFY... MCAULiBSN, Tex. (A P )— liN OW TH A T TH' 1 PiPfTT eXPSCT TO Scholarship Canvassers Dr. Denton Cooley, the not Rebirth Seen scription, “ .For God and coun BATTERIES A f £ X T T IM E £EB VOU ^ s o o n , A TRUE HOOPLE.' UNFOPTUMATBLY, HE HASFl'T 2 Unconcealed ed heart surgeon,, says re try.” W E P L A Y ... AAAaOR.' POP TOUP , ACROSS k l o l c k y t h a t h b w a s I CBASP6P THB SUBTLETIES 3 Deep fissures search is under way A T L A S - SSCivUWar received poUo, measles, mumps church ChrisUan EducaUon formation Center and METRO, P U E S T IO N I^ M E T O general Jersey. BED. ST and German measles vaccines. Board will meet at the church Focusing on defense mechan- 'Ihere have been three arrests » ■ DOWN Children’s Movie Slated at 8 o'clock tonight. isms and adjustment techniques, IH igh U MONDAY JU The Tolland Junior Women’s Rno—j nir<»rt/,na ni th Thursday’s presentation stress- bumtag ein^ 9 mountains ,..K ------♦!,» _ T?® Directors of the ^ «„.h ary; two more for atten«>ted •>v (Newipopsr tntmpriit A m .) (Sub wlU sponsor the pr^enta- ToUand Htatorical Society wlU f bumtag and an ^rS TUESDAY Uon of a chll^n’B fant^y ^eet tonight at 8 in the Jail ^ wUltagne^y men clatad^ musical cartoon “Alakazam the Museum. dlcaUon that a person Is experi- be Klan members to grant inter- WEDNESDAY Oreat” during school vacation ^ Selectmen will m fnttag vrith drugs SPEaA LS! taTvl^;;^t;^Tr«sentaUon, ^f®^ next week. meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in T 1. Ki alve recruitment drives, the use The film will have two show the Town Hall. Dr. of weapons and of tarring and ings on April 7, one at 10 a.m, J 'nre Board of Finance will ^eatherSi. and the second at 1 P-m., ^ hold a public meeUng tomonw HarUord, discussed how m toj Is. as one «lf-de- 9-M at the Vernon Center Middle ^ght ^t 7:30, during which the needs ^e m^teined gg^bed Klansman puts It, “to e uTi t. Hit, w. Tji, iw. uj. f». ow. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER School. budgets for the Registrsirs of t i 5!*'^' re-estabHsh the Idea o f white Ihe film, winner ot the Par- voters. Board of Assesaors, ments and defenrcs. Including man’s rights.” ent’s Magazine FamUy Medal Tax Review, tax col- raUonallzing and identlflca- now claims a New GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Award, features the voices of lector, and Volunteer Fire De- . Jersey membership of 1,000, C n n m d ■Frankie Avalon, Jonathan partment will be presented and noted that ineffective de- gp^gad among six klavems in Sale! Winters, Dodle Stevens, Sterl- explained. fense mechanisms may require central and southern areas r- t h e MUC>i_ARK& Ing Hollaway and Arnold Stang. ------alternatives to find relief from qj the state. All Finast ground beef is USDA Choice A door prize will be awarded Manchester Evening Herald stress and often drugs are able La^ enforce^nent authorities lU S D A l lU S D A l at each showing OU WIE SO C IETy LACHES WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Chairman Guanabara Last month about teachers, friends, and relatives, two weeks later, the first of the (SHJN! UKETO LETAAE ALWAYS RIPE TRY IT PORROWA SIPESADDLE. CTarence W. Welti, loo100 perswispersMis in Rio and Sao PauPau- "8 ^ “P Hightstown crosses appeared. Iqt K I D O N T a E E W K d irfe t Q X ILD B C I Bcrr>vy AAOTHB2 GETS Secretary lolo lost tost their their lives lives toUowtag following ‘‘channel his activities into ac- The Hightstown cross was TOMATO JUICE btls NOW, PILLOW. eoaREATABCxir BACK PLEisny o f ' m a d , b e c a l h b e Dated this 29th day of March heavy downpours. ceptable behavior.” burned, the Klansmen say, be- LADY THeASTRONAOTB AAOON B O C K e ... Teacher's Role cause .of Pard made work loads and large size of "i don’t think we have to wor- for Mlnl-Projs^ No. 18, ap the United States' first maimed classes made It difficult for a ry any more,” said Archer, who 2 proved under 'nUs VI-A of the space flight in 1961. teacher to iq»ot one with a prob- admitted at the time he had Elementary andX^condary lem or one manifesting ab- been concerned about (he rise of Ektucation A ct of 1966k to be Two Killeil normal or unusual personality the IGaa. financed from State G: NEW FAIRFIELD (AP) — changes. But on March 18, a croM was Proposed addititmal appro^ ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN W. Ford m of New York ------burned ta Aabuiy Park, the At- ation to 1970-71 Budget, Educa Advertisement— lantic Qiost resort community IS rn rajE ^ FORA vWHAatHA > WELL,IF THAJIS TH' and Robert F. Bell Jr. of YEAH...WE BETTER LET ) 2:1 tional Special Projects, Fund Bolton Indepentent Sc Repub- that experienced racial violence kumv WHATS / YOU'RE CALUNG/ 'Ars> MIUTAKV WANTA J REASON, WE GOT 41 363,904.00 both 18, died here Sun UP TH* ARMED RIGHT/IOPERAHON KNOW /SUMPIN THAT COULD day wh^. their car missed a Hcan Voters: BE FEARLESS, tor a week last summer, and the Blue Green bunch , FORCESAOUR FOR? / BEUSSTJL^—7---- for Project Head Start VII, to Broccoli 39c STEVE CANTON BY MILTON CANIFF curve on R ^ (e 39, State Police Come to Dem. Worn. Gom. {Qan claimed credit. Police HIGHNE^f j TO YOU/ ( AN'HOW/ be added to existing Account said. They were dead at the WINE TASTING PARTY, chief Thomas S. Smith, a Ne- dan! it% IT'S LEI6HTDN No. 114, to be financed from FRiEE! April 23 R.S.V.P. Judy gaij, however, that he be- Tops in Vitamin A 9 scene. Carrots 2 il^ 2 9 c FALSE AURM! OLSONiAHWU. State Grant. Mlner, 643-7181 Before April 9. iieyotl it to be a prank and an -Pouce AND CANDIDAtE/ Proposed additional appro (Paid for by the Democratic isolated Fresh Crisp Stalks stalk AMBULANCE -RI6HT AT priation, General Fund Budg Womens Committee.) ujjg claiming to repre- Celeiy 27c BOXES ARE THE PLACE/ et 1970-71, Welfare and Social NOTICE sent the Klan, meanwhile, con- Services 316,000.00 TOWN OF COVENTRY I* vj tinue grant tatervlewB, al- for Town’s General Assistance nr O ilc e id e ilt lly thou«hto none has vedunteered his Program to needy Manchester ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - n 1 • rfi I Identity and all interview ses- residents, to be financed by D O d y 111 Jl T im K alons are arranged only as to .JCa.THK. g.*Jj miiHHnnai State Grant of 3Hi2SO There will be a Public Hear y /■- /riry I aJ Idace cf meeting. and ' from Miscellaneous Rev ing Monday, April Otii at 7:00 p.m. in the basement room of NEW HAVEN (AP)—A bftoly In leaflets handed out at shop- 2 3 enue 36i'niO.OO. decomposed body, found In the ping centers the Klan empha- the Town Office BuUdtag to Proposed additional appro trunk of an abandoned car, waa sizes its patriotic appeal, hear the following appeal. LANCELOT BY G O ^ft and PENN priation, General Fund Budget identified over the weekend as “teve our land, join the 1970-71, Recreation Depart Ralph L. DePletro, 428 r ------" i ^ SeB.ITDUDMOU \ 3 that of Donald H. Sheajj, 26, of Wfl-H THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON j WITH THIS COUPON j ment Plesisant VaUey Road, South J WITH THIS COUPON j pitcher in base- ready injury-riddled NaUanal among the Red Sox and cloee Fiore kept turning in outstand- Cleveland won the coin toes ready has numerous other play year in coUege, Jumped Denver ball last year, winning toe cov- League champs lost catcher has ball in glove and awaits Reds’ Woody Wood ers either signed, committed or GusSle Busch—and this is us observers. In the last 12 games, '"S performances whenever he last week with Portland for the for SeatUe last January, and eted Cy Young Award, but he Johnny Bench for a day or so 9 ward to slide into home. Woodward attempts leaning to the league. ’Iliat ually considered to be a kiss of RED 80HOENDIENBT nine southpaws have started chance. Fiore Is the only No. 1 pick, but the question was the NBA ruled that the Sonlcs needs a lot of help. Chances are with a bruised finger when he death in toe trade—and re- to score on Jim Stewart’s fielders choice. against Boston. Does the opposl- Red Sox player close to Scott in not so much who the Cavaliers apecu lation has centered could not have Mm because Ms talned for toe 1971 season; at and dealing In an attempt to that he’ll win Ms usual 20 was struck by a pitch from Bob tlon know sometMng? ilie spring training home run would select, but who is left to around such stars as Jim college class does not graduate least toe start of toe campMgn. back on toe winning trail. games, although he has been Moose. The Red Sox rarely see an op- derby, and Is actually far ahead be picked after all the behind McDq^ilels of Western Ken until June, although he has * * • • * » hit hard tois spring and is In addition to center fielder Camp Outlook: Chicago Cuhs posing southpaw in Boston be- of all teammates on a ratio ba- scenes negotiating by the rival tucky, Howard Porter of Villa- been a pro two years. SllDDed to Fourth Start of Decline r^M ng ^ t dangerous age, Bobb Tolan and shortstop Dave cause of Fenway Park’s chum- sis with six homers to Just 22 American Basketball Associ nova and Ken Durrett of La- But after a federal judge in . „ Ever since Cepeda was traded Pitchers to retain their Concepcion, who are on toe dls- my left field wall. CXiunting Just times at bat. ation. SaUe. Los Angeles ruled against the 1 ^ 7 Atlanta for Joe Torre toe effectiveness. Steve Cariton abled list, toe Reds announced starting pitchers, they have The strongest rumor at the If the cavaliers still feel they With all that in mind, Port NBA decision, the NBA allowed (A P photo) toe marbles in 1967 and 1968 fortunes dropped. ’The games in ’60 but loot 19 that pitcher Wayne Simpson faced 11 left-handers to 23 moment, however, might 9UII can sign Mm, All-American Sid land will get second choice and Seattle to keep the con there was talk that tills was toe in ’70. He’s toe No. 2 man — ■ ------’— •"— Bullpen Buildup HIS SLIP IS SHOWING— Lakers’ Keith Erickson loses his footing and ^ „,o“ husky, long-ball Mtting first ® ^ and possibly left-hander Jim games. leave Flore to the backup man’s ney Wicks, a 6-foot-8 forward Buffalo, the third expansion troversial star forward and starts to fall as Bob Love of the Bulls passes o ff ball. Also in action are Chi imbeaten ma- considered a staff. Merritt would remain in Flori- American League opponents role. TMs one has the Red Sox for NCAA champion UCLA club last season, will select fined the club $200,000. chlne that wouM be a champion ^ a^d had to go ^h®*^ t^e Cards are toe da for more warm-weather cago’s Jim Fox and Bob Weiss in background. Lakers lost the game, 106-98. third in the telepbme draft con Buffalo, however, asked the may figure that Boston has lost peddling Scott and at least two would be the hkely t<^ selec to ^ ^ ^ T tlT ’lir^^ IttrT l^ d. to keep ^o^ro toe middle -- work when toe Big Red Ma- ducted by Commissioner Walter Judge last week if it could sign much of its right-handed hitting other players plus cash to Wash- tion. » n in toe family catcher, shotstop - second chine limps north. Kennedy in the NBA offices Haywood, and the Judge re “ i 'Z Durocher’s Goal power In trading Tony Coniglla- ington for Frank Howard. ’The When the Cavaliers won the C ’b ^ cl^ ^ ^ a cf ^ "wV“ - a fot of holes to ^® centemeld. Matty Both had arm. trouble late here. fused to say yes or no. ro to California and Mike An- Senator’s slugger plays both left toes last Monday, 7-2 Artis Gil ^ to toe N a ti^ lil^ e ^ «»•’’ Schoendienst said as he AU)u. a fine ^ roy M ^ r comes last season and it has continued SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) Things look gC>od, (J^ews to the Chicago WMte Sox. field and first base, and would only in me wauonai Lieague, dui » fiio over from Pittsbui^ to play this sprint, the loop's Western Division. oc. across from his desk In the ,- * 1 1..1 ^ w.i. . P . r . ^ - - ...... pretty good,” observes Leo Durocher as he watches Maybe the idea now is to throw be more Ukely to be used at toe Bruins^ Minus Orr^ In fact toe cmce-uroud Cardl- Cardinal clubhouse outside toe ® ™® Cardinals’ stars Chicago Cubs . - . keeping his seasoned eyes most- a southpaw at the Red Sox in an latter post with Boston, Indiana Again Wins ni^ fi^ ^ J^t U^e thinl base stands at A1 Lang ly on the younger playerl attempt to stop left-handed hit- WasMngton owner Bob Short and but a game and one-half "We’re better than las* year, ^ fireballing Bob Gibson ^ veteran, Manager Billy Martin of toe cash.-, along with players for ahead of I&elpMa to toe but how much. I don’t know. We Sfe ^ '^ e r to ^ S and Detroit Tigers started left-han- Howard, who has Mt 128 homers Drop Fourth Game run for the No. 4 spot to toe have been trying a lot of young ^ ^ t of ^ es^ - ______what could make toe differ- der Fred Scherman against toe for the Senators in the last three ABA’s Eastern Title ’Hie B o ^ Red Sox j i ^ l y between second place fln- Red Sox Sunday. It was a mis- years. final standings. Montreal won players, and moving toe veter- vvhere oncG there wets & lot ot defl,th on left h&nders at friendly uei-wctjji avuuiLu am NEW YORK (AP) — ’Ihe va- ing Montreal in the first round hand, have lost Just three take. Boston's right-handed hit- ______N E W YO RK ,(A P )— ^Another division title has found toe ceUar honors, but not after ans a ^ d , to .m effort to mold entouslaam to toe p^w a^^k worked a Uttle National Lea^e cation is officially over for Bos- "f the Stanley Cup playoffs games in the last 17 and are battltogKattiinir the tho Cards norHa nnHand PMls Phils fnrfor t__t th_ oorf two veaTs and a ters uiUoaded. George Scott DERBY LINE, Vt. ^ Dave wMch begin one week from playing their best hockey of the Pro Basketball itself back home asrain in Indiana. toe top berth to toe Eastern’s boomed two homers and Holton, 158, Montreal, knocked ton’s Bobby Orr. The Indiana Pacers, who won swltch-Mtiing Reggie Smith and out Brad Silas Wednesday, face the Cianadlens season right now. And that’s NBA (A P photo) second division. we’re not striking -out as much sto,.UeH Scherman. George offensively, toe Cubs were 156, Washing- ’The Bruins’ superstar de- games just the way ‘ Coach Emile Sunday’s Results the East Dlvlsloa last year-be home. Jim Eaklns {dtehed in 27 The deck . a4>pears ^ k e d geott slammed two homers and the oiUy team to the league to salvers from Houston last Billy (Jonlgllaro one each as jon D.C. 3 and George Carter, 28 for the COURT GIAN'TS— Villanova’s >ward Porter and' Scherman lasted Just four to- ' __ fenaeman will be back fuUtlme and obviously don’t want to Francis wants it. Eastern Conference Semifinals fore going into the American r Wll- July, and, rookie Hal Breeden Basketball Association cham- Squires, the Eastern Division UCLA’s Curtis Rowe, right, aJ dwarfed by the nlngs in a 5-3 Red Sox victory. for Wednesday night’s game in look watered down against In Sunday’s other games, New York 110, Atlanta 96, could wind up In toe first M Montreal and it may be some them. Montreal edged CJilcago 2-1, New York leads best-of-7 idonsMp, claimed the West Sun Utksts. vaatness of the Astrodome during NCAA finals. The Red Sox and the ’Tigers RANGE AND Levem ’Tart scored 29 points » Gibotm, second baseman Julian Sizemore can do toe Job there, but that’s only a saying. iwei^i-uuuug 1^ man—wno eacn nii more than base spot. attracted the largest crowd of measure of this young man’s But watered down is what the Detroit shaded ’Toronto 2-1, series, 2-1 day with a 146-126 victory over Javier, shortstop Dal Maxville If he can’t, we’U have to look Too much mcney could have »iet^.5he*Uttter ^fly ball mis- Now comes toe problem, cen the season at Chain O' Lakes FUEL OIL Importance to the National Bruins are without Mr. Orr. Vancouver routed California 11- Baltimore 111, Philadelphia Denver, and Gene Moore had 24 for the more than 100 runs. and outfielder Lou Brock. Now elsewhere for help." been the real source of toe ter field. Jose Ortiz can have park, despite the departure of Hockey League’s East Division ’Ihe Rangers beat them twice 6, Buffalo topped Minnesota 4-2 103, Baltimore leads best-of-7 '^te Pacers’ victory, coupled \_ played by outfielders Bobby ’Ihe infield combination of GASOLINE he can hit major ,fbe Bosox Club for home Satur- champions to note that Boston over the weekend, playing wide and Philadelphia turned back series, 2-1 Utah’s 133-120 loss to New Calvin scored VI points Bruins Net Fifth NCAA Title wearing toe uniform of rival Sizemore Mt .306 — v..tLnjs uowiumi aiier ui= ±wkj rvmn,, t^- . ______loert four straight games when open, hockey-in a 6-3 victory Pittsburgh 3-1. Western Conference Semifliwla York, clinched the title before clubs are feUows Uke catcher with Loe Angeles and Is con- season, when they loet to De- f,,^ fbree runs as toe Glenn ^Beckert at second base *®®«“ ® P'^ebing. The speedy day night. A near-sellout of 2,786 Flcnddians, who ore riding the Tim McCarver, (PW^elPbia), sldered one of toe l^ t young troit toe World Series, ^ r ^ ^ S^aT^e M toe 308 for Tucson last fans turned ^ out in Florida BANTLY OIL he became a part-timer. Saturday night and then play- In Saturday’s other games it C3iloago 106i, L ob Angeles 96, 10,000 standing-room-only fans crest of a seven-g;ame winning first baseman Orlando Cepeda players to baseball. Two years beating Boston toe previous Yortc Yankees 6-2 and “Our oltchtoa will be Chamber of Commerce weath- The lajtest defeat was a 2-1 ing a tight defensive game for was Montreal 9, Detroit 2; C3M- L ob Angeles leads beat-of-7 home, COMPANY, INC. The Red Sox have drawn decision to the Rangers in New Sunday’s victory. cago 3, PMladelphia 1 and St. series, 2-1. Elsewhere in the ABA Sun- streak. ’Ihe victory assured the W o o d e n ’ s T acties (Atlanta), and outfielders Curt ago he won rookie of the year year. St. Louis boasted toe Ihr^er L h7"g^s Williams is a fixture in left er. winners fourth place in the York Sunday night. Appearing Glen Bather’s tMrd-period Louis 6, Los Angeles 3. Monday’s Games Virginia 1^ l^ood (Washington) and Roger honors to toe National League, highest paid team to all base- rerils at one game apiece" ^ M s stoto seaiso^ "We have «®ld. He enjoyed Ms best sea- 22,356 for 12 home exhibition 331 Main Street A Blast. only on power plays, Orr goal was Sunday’s winner—a Wayne Maid scored the thrro- Western Conference Semifinals Maris (now retired). Third He comes to the Cardinals to ball. Money breeds trouble, and Epstein homered and our four-man starting rotation, son a year ago, finishing sec- games, but apparently to^re John Brisker was Mgh for Tel. 649-4595 played Just six minutes, 85 sec- goal that was hotly disputed by goal hat trick and added a pair San Francisco vs. MUwaukee Caiwlna 148, Kentucky baseman Mike Miannon of those toe deal for RicMe Allen. toe feeling here is toat’o what gbortstop Tbby Harrah started so tMs snrlng I’m looking for to Cincinnati’s Johnny more popular on the road. They Pittsburgh with 32 points. H elp Gain onach of the Dilworth-Cor- Sunday’s Results Bruins seventh NCAA title in Condors Sign Porter ranks, he guided ttet a btoed for a seven-Mtter as toe big boosts. <3olbom, was 3- Virginia 141, Texas 181 nell-Quey Post entry, Man team all toe way to toe state g^j^ Francisco Giants blanked j ^ year ago with four saves, New Yoiic 133, Utah 120 PITTSBURGH (AP) — ’Ihe ager Bob Peterson an finals before bow ^ to toe California 2-0. And Houston's the latter second oMy to veter- ETorldians 130, Pittsburgh 117 ® Plttsbuigh Candors of the Stamford Legion entry to a 1’^ Denny Lemaster and New gj, phn Reean’s dozen, Weekend Sports Briefs toe Intended victim of slow- American Basketball Assocl- nounced. Carolina 148, Kentucky 142 down play to stop their run and ^tlon safd earlv MnnAav This will be toe Uilrd time that inning ball game. A boy named York’s Gary Waslewskl irlelded Decker showed potential al- Indiana 146, Denver 126 Wally has been asked to coach Tom Kelly and Wally’s ace mie Mt apiece as a combined though only 2-7 in 1970 as a spot took toe top prize of $10,000 to «-*oob8 Villanova Monday’s Games H o ck ey the locals. His first stint began pitcher that year, and after the gquad of Astros, Yankees and starter and long inning reliev- nm Ms eaJntags to $27,000. It J^fTfense Most Kentucky at Memphis to 1962 and terminated five season Tom signed with toe Braves Mpped Montreal 1-0. er. OMy game sche^Med NEW HAVEN (AP) — ’Ihe was Ms second victory In the answer even it it almost Player in the NCAA years later. During this period Cleveland Indians. He is now Veteran Dick Ellsworth Twice Injured to 1970, catcher New Haven Blades wlU meet the current touniament series. ^ basketball tournament. with the Atlanta Braves. pitehed seven strong innings to Randy Hundley appeared In Hockey he compiled an outstanding (3iarlotte Checkers Wednesday Ashe won $6,000. „ “ Mark Binsteln, operatitms dl- S Now again, to 1971, Wally has ^ 7-2 triumph for toe MU- only 73 games so Ms condition NHL I didn’t think they could rector of toe Condors, said in record—coaching Ms teams to night for the first game of the been asked to fill toe spot t^aukee Brewers over Japan’s must be another of toe 1971 beat us man-to-man," Wooden Miami Beach that details of toe two sectlcmal wins, two district East„ Division______„ . best-of-seven series for the vacated by CSiartle Graff, who Tokyo Lotte Orions. Die Los keys. Sports Aw ar^ "We went to the slowdown signing would be championships, runners-up to chami>lo*sjlilp of the Biastem to bring them out of their zone here later Monday decided to retire after four sea- Angeles Dodgers scored a pair J.C. Martin and Ken Rudolph Boston 64 14 7 116 377 199 H(X)key League. aALISBURY, N.C. (AP) the state finals once, and toe sons with toe team. of eight-inning runs on Willie worked in the absence of Hun- New York 47 17 11 106 247 168 The Sports Writer and toe defei^ and it worked. Yes, it Porter was toe Condors’ first state championship to 1963. The Mike Hornby scored three did hurt our momentum but draft choice. Stoce accepting the coaching £>avU’ single, a double by Wes dley. Montreal 41 21 13 96 279 201 goals and Unemates Pierre Broadcaster of the Year last was a first for the Manches. position, Wally has -put out toe porker and Bill Buckner’s No Oib story would be corn- ’Toronto 36 33 7 79 241 ^ Brind’Amour and Pierre LeBlan ‘>® honored ’Tuesday night. ter Legion. word that toere will be a brief ghigle and shaded Houston 3-1. plete without Ernie Banks and Buffalo 23 39 13 69 206 261 had one each as the Blades They wUl receive plaques at Three of the players on toe but important meeting for all Rookie Dave Robinsmi singled no CXib team has been vrttoout Detroit 23 43 10 66 308 297 8-3 Saturday night In Johnstown, the 12th annual National Sports- 1963 championship team signed boys Interested in playing j,ome toe tying and lead runs to him since 1963. Now 40, toe Vancouv. 22 46 7 61 216 287 casters and Sportswriters pummoUed toe Johnstown Jets j .A ■ T Incredible Player Captures professional baseball contracts Legion baseball on Monday eve- eighth InMng and San Diego eternal optimist battles tor the West Division ' pa., capturing toe Northern Dlvl- after completion of their school- WALLY FORTIN ning, April 6, at 7 p.m. at toe ^eat Oakland 6-4. first base Job. Writer candidates are Jim Chicago 48 18 9 106 269 176 tlUe. tog. Meredith ”Moe' Morhardt American Legion. Fathers of ______- Joe Pepltone, obtained on Murray of toe Los Angeles National Airlines Tourney St. Louis 32 '26 17 81 213 200 Dennis Romaneoky had two signed with the Cubs; (3ene more time to his work to rec toe boys are also welcome to Times, Joe Falls of toe Detroit 2 Minn. 28 31 18 72 187 214 goeds for New Haven. The Johnson first with toe Giants, Free Press, and synidicated MIAMI (AI») - Gary PUyer said. "In 16 U.8. tournaments. I reatlon. However, he still found ^^^^ules restrict PhUadel. 27 33 15 69 200 219 Blades led 6-0 before the Jets later with the Braves; and Ed Pitts. 21 36 18 columnist Red Smith of New has earned $76,848 In five usually top $100,000. 'Ihink If I time to assist “Whitey" John- eligibility to boys who have not « ^ registered their first tally. Yortc. American golfing weekends, Pl®’yod 26 or 30.’ ’ Wojctk with the White Sox. Los Ang. ■23 39 12 68 224 291 Charlotte shut out the Greens Wally left the coaching ranks son, who succeeded Wally, ^ d reached their , ,om19th birthday Calif. 19 61 6 43 189 306 Broadcaster candidates are and toe incredible South Afri after toe 1966 season to devote to 1966 toe Manchester Legion prior to August 1, 1971. FOR boro Generals 5-0 in taking the Curt Gowdy of NBC, Chris can is thinking of moving here (A P photo) Southern Division champlonsMp. SchenkM of AiBC, and Ray iSoviet Union HURDLER— Chi(^go Black Hawks’ center seems to be trying to hurdle the Scott of CSS and the Hughes for a fulltime diet at toe $7 goal as Canadians’ goalie Ken Dryden goes down to block the scoring try. Basketball Networic. million tour. Pete Vendrillo ^Ringmaster’ A s t r o T u r f iBOWUNG. John Kieran, 78, former Itm muscular, little man in Can C lin c h HAMDEN (AP) — (Gordon q>orts columnist for the New black shot a closing 68 Sunday ::uiiiAC[S B) 9 Smith popped a pair of free York ’Times, will be IMtlated for a 14-under-par total of 274 Monsanto throws Mdth nine seconds left as into toe National Sportocaster to capture toe $200,000 National World Title Senior Citizens Having Ball EUJNGTON RIDGE NIT, Tournament of Losers toe Hartford Capitols edged the and Spoitswritens Hall of Alriines Open. GENEVA (AP) — ■Hie Soviet REST NINE — First — Milt ( 2 A L L Get this Station wagon i Hamden Bics 125-121 In an Bteat- B’ame. He is living In Rockport, It means another $40,000 for Union can clinch its ninth Stein 34-6-29; sectxid — Roger 5 B B - 1 2 0 0 em Basketball AssociaUen game Mass. Mm, winner of toe $26,000 top straight world hockey title to- Mountain 34-4-30, Gus Peters free with every V W Campmobile. Sunday nig^. The outstanding q>orts writer check toe previous week in toe as toe United States and 36-6-30, Ed Dymon 36-5-30; kick Spiced by Hawaii’s Entry ’The Blcs ct^ red the North- and sportscaster from each Greater JaoksonviUe Open. West Germany take a breather On Motor Trip in Florida ers—first — Fred Meurant 86-5- To take advantage of this of , And the 2 storage cabinets. em Division championship Sat- state except Alaska also will Player strung out rounds of before a desperate elimination 80; second Matt Chupas 91-16- Yankee and Met manager and' And the large icebox. NEW YORK (AP) — It rived in toe Big Apple with sent Cteorgia Tech into Satur- ’THURSDAY NIGHT MwnciM urday night, downing toe Dela- receive plaques at the dinner. 69-67-70—68 on toe 8,97<0-yard battle. By EARL YOST WMle to St. Petersburg, the 76. fer, buya VW Campmobile and one of baseball’s most colorful —^Ann Pelligpdnelli 181-186-490, ware Blue Bombers 183-127 In — — ' Country Club of Miami course. T h e unbeaten Russiana ar. PETE5RSBURO, Fla. — entire group made It to beauti follow these simple directions: There. figures. waa the kind of WMk that 'LIS Marie D ^ jUcco 188-484, Barbara Wilmington, Del. Lincoln Downs smasMng a five-man mid round ehculd take care of Finland bimI SeMor citizens, 46 to number, ful A1 Lang Field, adjacent to MEXKX) (3ITY — Jose Na- AUTOMATIC You are in possession of a The cost of the trip was $360 Walk over to the dining room had the fans bemoaning^ huHa-glrl cheerleaders that had It didn’t appear Tech and Hlgley 180-476, Dolly Dawood Smith w^ toe Mgh man for deadlock with three straight ff fbe off-foim Swedes don’t 35 from Manchester and 12 picturesque Tampa Bay and toe poles, 149%, Mexico, knocked full fledged,l76cubicfootVolks- a person. The Junket from Man COMFORT table and fold it away. the loss o f the cheerlead- f*'® f®"® more interested in toe North Carolina could ipatch ITTriiJJ, Bunny Oppelt 176-466, the Caps Sunday with S3 points, LINCOLN, R.I. (AP)—Lincoln birdies Sunday to wMp Mexican ® revived Czechoolqyak from Rockville, are currenUy St. Pete Yacht <31ub with Its out Manny Gonzalez, 148%, chester to Florida was approx wagen station wagon. Than cnTno tbo intermissions. - that game’s excitement — and Lois Johnson 462, Elna Dlmock while HOmden’s Steve (toubin Downs aruicunced Sunday that ’Trevino by two shots. squad in the second game its touring Florida and having a many boats tured toe $60,000 be 8 p.m. <« week nights and National Airlines event end ad- big UMted States squad 4-3 Pete Vendrillo. best known as Bob Schubert, Fritz Wilkinson • Prompt, Professional Service and Styling! Madison Square Garden, toe pionsMp. feet with twisting, spinning lay- Walt Frietag 201, Den McLaugh- Sportface International ’Tennis 7:46 p.m. ‘on Saturdays. mltted, "w e are stUl knocking Sunday night, Mrs. Irene Peterson of Rock a manager for toe old South and John ScMebenuflug several • Two Ebepert Barbers At Your Service! lack of super teams or super- It didn’t quitt work out that ups, and Mgh, hanging Jumpers Un 201, Joe LaVae 218-666, Clsyt chami^onaMp Sunday, defeat- track has applied tor an around toe idea of moving to A ^ r at^ upset ening win ville to keeping the group oc • YeSi We Honor SeMor Citizens Cards! End Cubs footbaU team and rows to front getting a good stars w ^ erident. ’Ihe show way. North C^arollna made it to as he dashed to a personal col- Nivison 220, Leroy Rlggott 211- ing Arthur Ashe, of Richmond, additional 62 days or nights of America so Gary can play here against Czechoslovakia, the TED TRUDON, Inc. ^ ji^, trainer and handler of semi-pro view of toe action from toe cupied. was stolen by a Mgh-spirited toe finale with a 73-67 thumping legiate Mgh of 34 p ^ ts and dl- 684, Don Ottbert 219, Vic Squad- Va., 4-6, 7-6 6-2, 6-3 before 6,260 either tooroughbred or harness all toe time . . . \riiere the man- Yanks have lort six in a row. For toe stay-at-homes, pic bunch from Hawaii. o* t-.------•— i _ ...... _ ^ ^ ^ . . . . j , — _ ... . • and amateur boxers, cwcelved first base grandstand. TOLLAND TUiRNPIKE AUTHORIf EO of Duke but St. Bonaventurel rected a flurry of fast breaks rito 228-666, Lou Polinskl 281, in Northwestern UMversity’s racing. ’Ihe deadline for action ey Is.’’ includlrg a disastrous 7-2 de tures of toe trip, taken by Mr. JOE'S BARBER SHOP CEAlER the Junket and has been toe Sitting directly to front of toe The Rainbows, making their wound up on toe short end of a that gave toe Tar Heels an Charles Kaselauskas 205, Ernie McGraw Hall, an toe" a{^Ucatl(m by toe State “I could break Billy Chsper’s against lowly rated West 24 Oak St., Manchester (O osed Mondays) rtghUeaider. A pre-arranged Manchester group was Casey and Mrs. Quinn of Rockville TALCOTTVILLE debut in post-season play. ar- 76-71 double-overtime score that tasy 84-66 victory. WMpple 213, Ed Yourkas 673. ’Ihe 26-year-old Newcombe Racing Commission is April 1. cne-year money record,” he Germany will be shown at a later date. schedule was followed to a T. Stengel, former New York MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^-MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 Hdp WaiH«d-Maie 36 Article* For Sole 45 Rooms WIHiout Boarti 59 Business Locations Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonled-Female 35 Help Wanfed-Mde 36 Household Services 13-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MAN for part-ttaM work, local SCREBlNEu loam, sand, gravel, ROOM ta private home, central R cnt ______6 4 MANCHEISTER is not far fr o m ------MANCHESTER — North Elm For Sale 75 dairy store, 8 evenings weekly, processed gravel, stcoe, fUl. St. Near center, beautiful 2- CUSTOM made draperies, sUp CHILD Care worker. This su- ...... ~ ~ ~ locaUon, board opUonal. OFFICES: One-single room this 7-room Ranch. Fcxir bed pervlsory lotion plus 7 hours every Sunday. Also buUdoaer and hnritti^ References, 643-6745. rooms, two baths, garage. famUy, 5-01 rooms. Mainte coven and reuidiolatering. for dependable person, morn and one three-room corner Offered by the TOLLAND — Three - year E v e r y s i m i v w w e a k w il l e n d s d in n e r A n d e v e r y Mo n d a y h e b e o in s w rm t h is who can "coordinate a staff in 6408017. After 6, 6409707. service and drain fields. Very large lot. FuU price $19,- nance-free vinyl siding. Extra CLASSIFIED Budget terms. BatabUstaed in ings or afternoons. Delivery suite. House A Hale Building, young. Raised j Ranch, six WITN TNIS ANNOUNCEMENT"' working with exceptional boys. Gecege H. Qriffing, Andover 900. CaU The Mitten Agency, lot. $32,000. Charles Shlmkus 1M6. D a ys, S24-0154, evenings, and stock work. Ideal for col FlUMBEHS — Ebq>erienced, 963 M ata S t Phone 643-4846. rooms, two full ^ baths, fire lW -« wmaT s Dedication needed. Live in. 7407888. Realtors, 6434930. C o., 2401396, 521-2086, 521-2901, 64P-7690. leg e student. Phone 648-0266 h^ wages, benefits. After 6 Apartments - Flats - PHILBRICK place on upper level, finished STARTING FDR DESSERT? Salary $642. Caffl Nancy Carl ^3 BUILDING 25x65, with office S21-19M. for appointment. p .m ., caU 640-4623. Tenements famUy rooni, office and laun ADVERTISING ODD JOBS — AOscellaneous re- GOING ON son, 232-4661. AVOO Personnel DUE TO redevelopment, facto- ______space. Light manufacturing, PRINCETON. ST. — Lovely 0 ( 1 bedroom Colcmial, custom built 87’ RANCH — ETreplace, pcmel- dry, half-bath, lower level. Ga paln, clean-up, carpentry Services, 346 No. Main St., SALES Siqper opportunity for ^ being denmllsh^ 300 used THREE ROOM Apartment, small business, furniture re AUDITOR — Staff. Degree a by and forH^e present owners. tag, beamed ceiling, country rage, Intercom, extras. Must CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS work, concrete work, roofs and West Hartford, Bishop’s Cor person who has sales experi ® style, stove, VSrigera- upholstering, plumbing, elec AGENCY must. Top banking spot. Man Choice residential section. kitchen, sto've, trees. $22,500. see. $34,400. Row e A R ow e, 876- 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 PJH. light trucking. CSH 04S44M. ner. ence snd wishes to grow with bulbs, $4. and up. SeU tor. parking, Available April trical, woodworktag, sign chester commuting. Starts to Must be seen to be appreciat Hutchins' Agency, Realtors, 3167. a leader. OaU on industrial, any amount, ideal for garages, igt. $ii6. 6402OT8. painting shop, etc. Central. SPRIN G OLHIAN-XJPS — Y ard s t r a f f i c Gal. Radio station $22,000. No fee. RMb P erson factories, workshops, ware- - ______ed. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, NEUV LISTING — Oversized 6406384. X mercanUle, and restaurant 643-0648. ROCKVILLE — 0room Cape, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. n el, 646-4040. houses and greenhouses, re- DUPLEiX 3% rooms, heat, hot 643-1677. Garrison Colonial, less than cleaned, Also attics, cellars, looking for sharp gal to do accounts. $9,000. plus commis cessed ceilings and show one year old. ciwner tranS' $24,900 —ATTRAfTITVE spa four bedrooms and bath up, 4;sa PJM. DAT BEFORE PDBUOATION garages, trash removed, Free traffic and some "continuity” sion. CaU N eal Strong, 232- water, appUances, carpeting, MAIN STREET Office space, '^U ^!TyZ‘Z ye''^ rM WINDOW - ^ rooms. Ebctra bulbs, 3 for $1. E^NCraiSrER induafalal Eight rooms, 2% baUis, cious SpUt Level. WaU-to-waU large kitchen, dining room, liv DeadUne for Saturday and Monday Is 4:M p.m. Friday estim a tes. SQ8-0670 anytim e. 4661, AVOO Personnel Ser air-conditioned, private patio, 100 p e r cent loca tion near Also motors, elevators, wood 0famUy house, exceUent busl- «rst-floor famllv 'room with carpet, good locatlan. Hutchins ing room and den down. Ga- edge to step into _thls e_xcltlng vices, 346 No. Iilata St, West parking. Business couple. 640 banks, air-conditioned, auto LIGHT trucking, cellar and position, caU EUen Rogers, fu ll-tim e w ork. C all 649-6334. steel framed sMda, fans and 6750. ness oppertunlty. High traffic flreplace, formal dlntag room. Agency, Realtors, 6494884. rage. Large lot for children H artford . matic fire sprinkler. Apply count, good condition. CaU - - ^ ^ ------o™ — PLEASE READ YOUR AD attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, 232-4661. AVCO P erson nel S erv blowers. Also many other fix ------$19,900. Rowe A Rowe, 8703167. ELECTRONIC Technicians — M arlow ’ s, 867 M ain St. ^ $81 ^ 4bedroon«, aluminum sldl^. n e w LISTING. Seven room dassUled or ‘'Want Ads” are taken over tke pkswe as a trees cut and removed. Call ic e s . 346 N o. M ain S t., W est SALESMAN — Aggressive Indi lures. We buy or sell aU types DELUXE one-bedroom apart- ^ WLCOO. Hayea Agency, garage. ExceUent neigh- home, nicely treed lot, under Experienced in the areas of 6400131 Gonvenifaice. Tbo advertiser should read his ad the FIBST 643-6000. Hartford, Bishop’s Comer. vidual with current taistant con of fixtures and equipment. ment, waU - to - waU carpet UP TO 720 sq. ft. available. Lo borhood. $48,500. wire wrapping, breadboard as $20,000. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Ellington DAT IT- APPKABS and BKPfHtT KBROB8 In ttase tor the tacts. DiqxMable feeding Gremmo A Sons, Sales 819 E. ing throughout, comiUete ap cated Ellington Rd., South CONTENTS of houses or estates sembly, digital and lineal cir MANCHESTER — Pitkin St. RANCH—Extra large m od em A g en cy . 647-1418. next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONK In- INTERIOR Decorator. An ex products. Old established com Wddle Tpke., M uchester, 640 pliances, vanity bath. Central Windsor. WlU alter for tenant. bought, no lots too small. At cuitry, trouble shooting and Stately 11-room Colonl^, in ijj^-hen with huilt-tas. Large s e v e n ROOM AN EXTRA ORDINARY correot or omitted Imertlon for any adverUsement and then cellent opportunity for an ex pany. Car plus expenses plus 9063. ly locat^>«,$176 monthly. R.D. Near pnrfefsional center. 644- Colonial with only to Hie extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Krrors rrideh tics and cellan cleeuied. Call testing of electronic equip one of Mancheeter premier lo- ^oom with waU-to-waU ROOM perienced consultant In a West commission. EbcceUent bene Murdock, 6402692. 2431, 0 5 . finished famUy room. WaU-to- do not lessen the value of the advertisement wID not be 226-3330 o r 644-2887 a fter 6. cations. Must be seen to be carpeting, 3 bedrooms, garage, 8-JRM. HOME Hartford firm. Fee negotiable. ment. Salary to $10,600. No ALUMINUM sheets uaed~aii waU plus dishwasher, refriger oorreoted by ^*make good” Insertion fits. Salary $8,000 up. CaU printing .009 thick, 38x NEWER one-bedroom apart- MANCHESTER Green — appreciated. T.J. CrockeU. ^ot 100x200’. $27,900. WASHING machine repain, Salary $126-$136. d.o.e. Call fee. Rita Personnel. 646-4040. Eric Wood., AVOO Personnel ator, stove. Conveniently locat 86” , 35 cents each or 6 for $1. m ents av a ila b le now . $160$16O •Ground floor, 900 sq. ft. front Realtor, 643-1677. We are privileged to lonial— this outstanding y e a r old , 4- M aytag. R ea son ab le n t e s . 643- Personnel Services. 346 No. W est Hartfcmd, 2S2-4661. cy , 647-1413. Main St., West Hartford, Bish appUances. Paul W. Dougan, one office 12 x 12, call 640 Six Ituge rooms, full walk-up or 0bedromo, 2% bath gra 4013, 647-1710. NO EXPERIENCE ROA TAPE RECORDER; attic, handy' location. $25,900. 643-2711 875-3136 op’s Comer. BOOKKEEPEIR — SmaU com Realtor, 6404636. 2741 o r 646-6688. PARK STREET cious home. Steel beam Royal portable typewriter. construction. Mtiintenance Required—Sell pany looking for someone to 474 MAIN ST., Three rooi^s, ------RANCH—7 rooms, fireplace ta INTERIOR Decorator. Do you B est rtCfer, CaU 6407479 a fter Lots Fot Safe 73 free inside and out. Kitch take over their books. Position heated. $135. Security. One or Ten-room home with more first floor paneled family room. MRSjlOStmiLZ'i have both educaUon and .(ex ' 6 p .m . HouseS Fof Rent 65 en cabinets galore, canned Automobiles For Sole 4 Building Contracting 14 GOOD HUMOR requires work experience ta ______two adults. 6402426, 94 p.m than one acre of land, good off kitchen with sUdtag glass CX)RNER lot ta Holland, Mass., eeLA*o»n;c»uF, perience with carpets, cotors goods pantry. Top quality occcunto payable-receivable. CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner THREE-BEIOROOM Ranch for condiUon throughout. Love doors to patio, two full baths, 100x218’*. EbcceUent for buUdtag N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter iiiic;;: snd' curtains? Deal with cli ICE CREAM built-in appliances. Kitchen AU bookkeeptag phases. Great ever used, so easy too. Get AVAILABLE April ist, four- rent. References required. ly shade trees, B-zone. one off master bedroom, mod year 'round home or set up a HERALD JUNK can removed, any condi- contractor. Addlttims, nmod- ents! Benefits. Parking. Fee eating area overlooks the start at once. benefits. Fee negotiable. $6,- Blue Lustre. Rent dectrtc *’oom apartment. AppUances, $200. per month. Phllbrick ()ulck occupancy. Shown by em kitchen, formal dining summer cottage. Owner wlU Uon. $8. C an 876-2436. eling and repaln. Call any negotiable, $433. . monthly up. „ ., . green velvet expanse of 'the 600. CaU EUen R og ers, 232- shampooer $1. The Sherwta- **®^*> centi^ location. A g en cy , R ea ltors, 646-4200. appointment m ly. room . seU to the first $880. CaU any BOX LETTERS time for free estimate. 876- Painting - Papering 21 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted Female 35 Ann R u ssell, 232-4551. incom e. Ellington Ridge golf course. 1966 GTO, excellent condition, 4661, AVOO Perarmnel Ser WUUams Co monthly. Security requlr- tim e, 742-9624. ______AVOO Personnel Services, 345 expenses paid. Carpeted family room, cozy one owner. Call after 6 p.m., FEMALEIS — days or evenings vices, 846 No. Mata St., West ______■ ______ed. 640-3840. CHARLES LESPERANCE 649-9614. LEON CSESZYNSKI builder — P A IN ^ a and decorating,^- lor counter work and busing. No. Mata St., West Hartford, bond required. H artford. TREAT rugs right, they’U be a Out of Town floor family room, formal dining BOLTON — BuUder’s attention. fireplace, built-in stereo per hanging. Fully insured. new homes custom built, re New 3-Bay Apply in person. Bonanza Sir- TRAVEL Agent. Concrete ad- llber^percentage. delight if cleaned with Blue ^ cid ers waiU^ 66 649-7620 room, 4 bedrooms, one fuU and EYoiitage on improved road cabinet, desk, central 'vac., CaU 643-2804, G eorg e N. Con lota Pit, 287 West Middle vancement awaits you In this ^ge no barrier. SALESMAN — Industrial and for the rental of your apart 2 half baths. (Ontral alr-condi- will make 7 wooded lots. cedar closet, double bath THE HERALD wlD not modeling, ' additions, rec Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- 1969 HURST SC R a m b ler, Best v erse. municipaUty ta protecUve sys ment or home. JD. Real Es- ROCKVILLE — Three-room tiontag, garage, large lot, $35,- Minutes to new Route 1-84. room vanity, convenient disekwe the Identity of rooms, garages, kitchens re ’Tpke., Manchester. timorwn agency. No cut cSioice territories available. er $1. Olcott Variety Store. o ffe r. C all 649-9796. Sunoco Station tems. Must know aU facets ta tate Associates, Inc. 64S-6129. apartment, heat. hot water, Louis Dlmock Realty, Real laundry. Insulated windows, any advertiser usiiic box modeled, bath tile, cement B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, 900. becks here! If you’re experi- oopege students apply for week- schematics 'company. Car plus stove, refrigerator. $136. Cen VERY oversized 7-room Colo tors, 649-9823. air-conditioning, etc. Price letten. Rsaden answer 1964 PONTIAC B onneville au work. Steps, dormers. Resi interior and exteriw painting, LOOKINO for anything ta real XTT ir» CT-'JC' A TTXr’O reaervaOons and Uck- ^nd poslUons. expenses. Good benefits. Fee tral locaUon. No pets. Adults nial Cape on dead-end__ street. IN-LAW APARTMENT — At- BELOW replacement. Low ing blind box ads who tomatic, power steering, pow dential or commercial. Call paper hanging. ’Ihlrty years NURSE O AIDEo etmg. jom the staff, up to $450. ^ ^ Boots & Accessories 46 estate rental - apartments, desire to protect thrir For Lease negotiable. $7,600. CaU Eric only. Security deposit requir FWshed f^ lly ' room, "iweTy t«:»>ed to this comfortable five- MANCHESTER — Desirable A- 60’s. CaU Elorence Courcey, er br^es, air-conditioning, 649-4291. experience, four generations. Fee negotiable. Call Joan Cur- Apply Dally and Sat. 9-5 p.m. bmnes, multiple dwellings, no id e n t i c ca n folloer 'Jria Wood, 332-4661, AVOO Person- GBSUCH’S Marine Service, au- ed. OaU 643-9678. prlvate porch, tree-surrounded I^ ch . Large lot. Fire- zone lot with all city utlUUes, 633-4625 o r T im M oynihan, new transm ission. C all 643- Free estimates, fuUy Insured. tls. 232-4561, AVCO Personnel fees. CaU J.D. Real Elstate As p ro ce d u re : DORMERS, garagea, porches, (Ready about April 16th) a l l s h z f t s nal Services, 916 No. Mata St., thorlsed Elvlnrude outboard large lot. Truly a "must see” place in Uvtag room, eat-in near Parkade. CaU Mrs. 668-0678. 5768. 643-7361. Services, 346 No. Main St„ so cia tes, In c., 64S-6129. rec ->*rooms, room additions, GOOD HUMOR CORP. West Hartford. motor sales and service. Also situation. Belflore Agency, 647- kitchen, garage, extra carport Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Re- Bhicloae your reply be kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, EbcceUent opportunities West Hartford. ——— — accAMorlM. 1062 T»™ perfection,.,, . . nes- with a memo Uattog tho Bookkeeping; tuition refund ______water, carpeting, appliances wuuu. iiuee oeonjoins ispuce ui—i. w,,, lu. xm. ______“ •______companies you do MOT I960 < »m!VH!Tjjn — four-door nings. Ing, papeihanglng, removal. • PAID TRAINING • Overtime over 40 hours or future. AU company benefits. 19’ CABIN cruiser, motor and program. Raise after 6 CXILLEGE Grads — We have and parking. Air-conditioners 3Vi, i'A room apartments. 2 additional), 2% baths. famUy “ BEAUTIFUL Forest HlUs sec- VBSINOIJ — Spring cleaning want bo see your letter. ___hardtop_ _ sedan.______Power ____ steer- ______Prompt service, fully insured. 8 hour days $6,000 up, d.o.e. CaU Eric traUer, $1,000. CaU 649-2641. Available now. Including ap room carMtliS draMS all “1““ ® *’®‘ tion, high, dry, sewer and wa • EXCELLENT POTEN- months, automaticaliy there several openings in several and g a ra g es, Uonal. Im m e room, carpeUJ^, drapes, all swimming pool done In this 0rcx>m Itanch. Tour letter Will be de tag, radio. Very clean. Low CARPENTRY and remodeling, satisfaction guaranteed. CaU s Paid insurance Wood, 282-4681, AVOO Perwn- ^ ------_____ . pUances, waU-to-waU carpet appliances. Heavily wooded ______ter, 120’ fron ta g e, $11,700. stroyed if the advertiser MAwvMCi AM Irlt/tllAnO TIAL after. Benefits, Good parking. areas for top college grads. No nel Services, 346 No. Mata St., diate and May 1st occupancy. g arag es. Kitchen with range, disposal, mUeage. Phone 649-2881. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, jerry Kenney 647-9664. ing, heat, hot water, swim lot. Reduced to $64,600. Peter Peterman, Broker, 6409404. Is one you’ve mantieood. s Accumulative sick days $362. C all LUa D ou gla s, 232- fee. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. West Hartford exceUent condition. 14’ boat Adults $216. CaU 6401769 or Uvtag room Includes carpeting, addiUems and garages. CaU ------m ing p ool, stora g e and peu-k- i f n o t It win bo handlod Spe- • MODERATE INVEST- e Top wages 4651, AV(X) Personnel Ser ______;______and trailer. $460. CaU 648-4477. 872-9690. A. Thorne, 6406281. MAJESTIC new Garrison Co 3 bedrooms, finished famUy Tom Corbitt, 643-0066. INSIDE—outside painting. ta g ^ EYom $160. CaU Su- MANCHESTER — 100x160’ in the usnal maimer. ____ clal rates for people over 66. MENT vices, 346 No. Mata St., West INTERNAL Auditor — Systems ASSISTAOTT Foreman—Ebcperl------lonial in executive neighbor room, garage. Aluminum 1967 AUSTIN H E A LE Y Sprite, AU promotions are made TWO-BE5DROOM garden type pertatendant, 8701666, 278- TWO FAMILY — 06, nicely treed lot. Nice area. $6,600. A I L T Y P E S o f stone and c«xi- q jjj competitors, then caU Hartford. manager. Degree a must. enced on Brown end Sharp, hood, family room with flre- storms qnd screens. Nice yard g ood condition, 643-8701 a fte r 4. within the organization aa apartment, heat, af^Uauices, 8160, 242-6668. cared for, convenient location, Coventry 6 acres, tremendous Crete work. AU work guaran- Estimates given. 649-7868. • FINANCING AVAIL- About 2 years experience in in and Oridley automatics. Super- HoUSOhold G oodS 51 with v iew . R ow e & R ow e, 875- they arrive. UNDERWRITINIG Technician. and carpets, $200. monthly. modernized, 2 - car garage, 111, valley view, $10,900. H avah 1963 R A M B U SR , w agon, 6 teed . Out of season rates. CaU ______ABLE ternal auditing or pubUc ac vteoty experience necessary. 3167. Put that technical know-how to ft., Pauk W. Dougan, Realtor, 640 Lost and Found 1 cylinder standard shift, after 6, 648-1870 or 644-2976. RICHARD B. MARTIN. FuU counting together with shout 3 Starts at $10,000. No fee. Rita ______ww- ______good profitable use in this good condition, exceUent for 4536. ROCKVUIE — Attractive 3V4- Realtors, 6402813.______modem kitchen with buUt-tas, MANCHESTER — EbcceUent VERNON professional painting service, For details caU dally, Mr. years industrial accounting. Personnel, 640-4040. FOUND — The best place to HALLMARK BuUdtag Go. Far taterior-extorior. Free esU- Mea(dows small first rate company. cottage or newlyweds, $80. room apartment. Stove, refrig- b jiq h x -ROOM Colonial, famUy baths, 4 large bedrooms, AA zone lot, half acre plus, COx, 668-3400. Evenings and Starts to $14,000. No fee. Rita VILLAGES! Apartments—Five- IMMEDIATE choose home decaraUans and ‘ '______home Improvement, addittans, maites, fuUy Insured. 648-4411, Some experience necessary. 8401849. room , thick waU-waU carpet- 2-car garage. $62,600. weekends, Mr. SpUecU, Personnel, 646-4040. room Townhouse. 1^ tiled P®»*®*>, Lakewood Circle area, city OCCUPANCY gifts is Your Gift oalleiy at 1069 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, rec rooms, garages, roaftag^ Fee negotiable. Excellent bene Help W anted- Adults. No pets. Security. 640 ^ j garage, beautiful , 649-9286. 640-5445. Convalescent baths, waU-to-waU carpeting, utiUties, CaU Mr. Zimmer, Seven-room Raised Ranch Watkins, 986 Main St Tour 383, 4-q>eed, mag wheels, guttsn. Ftee estimates. AU fits. $430. ^^U Joan C ^ s, p q r e m AN — (Woridng) must 4824. l a n d —42 acres, 1,200’ road or NINE-PIECE mahogony dining wooded acre lot, $89,900. ,„,„tage. $36,000. J. D. Real Estate Associates. with two-car garage under. home town friendly woild of stereo plus tapes, OaU 646-6691 work guaranteed. 646-2627. 232-4661 AVOO P ersM m el Serv' 37 two air-cdndltioners, private know and be able to do cne room set. CaU 6402182. basement.-Washer and ctayer HEBRON — AvaUable April Hutchins Agency, 64083^, 6406129. Half acre attractively land gifts. Telephone, 648-6171. after 6. C ^ t e r ice s, 346 N o. M ain S t., W est APIPLICATIONB being accept- ______WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- 24 color camera and stripping scaped lot, within walking Floor Hnishiiig H artford. hookup. O.E. appUances and 1st, redecorated 0room heated n in e j-ROOM custom buil^ Gar- W e T0“ ^AND — 3 buUdtag 1^, mode ting spedallat Addittans, ______—_ work, operate printing presses, ed for restaurant - counter RE9HIOERATOR — NEED LISTINCrS distance of school. Priced LOST — Diamond ring in or 1937 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Uke C on ta ct M rs. P o st, 646-2321 gas heat. Charles Lesperance, apartment, stove. Security de- Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- $5,800 total. Tolland, acre lot, rec d^rs, porohes, Private Instrucriom 32 RECEPTIONIST Secretary. etc. Starts to $14,000. Rita w ork. F\iU and pa rt-tim e posi' ment stsed, like new, $78- 80” NOWl “ Thinkinfir o f Sell for quick sale at $28,900. near the vicinity of Stop A new inside and out, radio in- An equal opportunity employer. 6407620. posit required. CaU 1-228-9300. bedrooms, office, 2V4 baths. $8,000. Vernon, hi(d> scenic naKiiMtj., focmlca, buUt-tas, (specializing In older Personnel 646-4040. lions avaUable. CaU 649-6647. gas stove, $88. Aluminum Please call J. McLaughlin Shop. R ew ard. CaU 649-1817. eluded. A sking $1,095. CaU 643- This Hartford company offers d o u b le garage, carpeting. ing your property?” Call acre, $6,900. Other land Hayes doors, 82x80, 88x80, $10. each. NORTHWOOD Apartments — — ------' T ^ ~ Z ------for appointment at 6405306. 6875. bathrooms, kitchens, 6404446. floors). Inside pototog, pap^ ’TEJNNIS Instructions — CaU a job ^rith variety, great bene- LUBRICATION men for greas- SEWING machine (^rators, Hayea Agency, 646-0181. I A g en cy , 646-0181. LOST—Golden tan and black ______ing, cetUngs, etc. No job too __ SECRETARY — for engineer 0403468 evralngs or 0401443. One and two-bedroom apart- Inrailtca TO Rent 6 8 fits and a good salary in ex tag trucks and trailers with fuU or part-time. OaU 6402254 German shepherd, n ^ ed 1961 FORD Falcon, as Is. Brand N®V?TON H. BMTIH A SONS- smaU. John VerfaUle, 649-5760. 289-8447, Gloria Darling. ing department of local firm. change for your pleasant per- mobUe unit, to work in the or cq>ply ta,persca. Oobar Oo., BRAND new 10 cubic foot re- g a r a g e wanted for household MANCHESTER - Iinmaculate • • B &L W • • Baron, vicinity Hebron Rd. new clutch and good battery. Remodeling, repairing, addi- STENOGRAPHY and typing — Good skUls, and statistical scnality, typing and shorthand. Hartford area. Experience 77 Hilliard St., Manchester. trigeratcr. $140 only at B. D. stora ge b y M arch 31. CaU 876- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. B olton , necu* A n dover and H e B est o ffe r takes It. CtaU 647- ttans, rec rooms, porehes and ~ all levels. Dictation class start background, $110. 'Fee paid. Salary, $663. CaU Nancy Carl ^rts,^^ther^^?;r Z a . «^»* kitchen, carpeted li'vtag room Resort Property necessary. AU fringe benefits. , , ■___ —------:------— Pearl AppUsutce, 040 Mata SL, 6350. Manchester Parkade bron townltae, wearing full 9268 a fter 4:30. roeftng. No job too smaU. CaU _ ing April 6th. CaU 648-8296. Rita Girl 90 E. Center 6t. Man son, 232-4661. AVOO Perscmnel tures. EYom $325. J. D. Real and dining room, % shed 74 Manchester 6406306 CaU for appointment, 688-2233 TELETYPE operator, experi- Manchqster. PHILBRICK ^ r Safe Iden tification tag. R ew ard, 643- chester, 646-3441. Services. 346 No. Main St., enced, would involve other EMate Associates, 648-5120. dormer. 1V4 baths, large 1909 AM ERICAN 440 deluxe, 4- ______Stocks - Mortgages 27 between 10 a.m.-3 p.m. AMSTON Lake — Waterfront 6463. CARPENTRY—concrete steps, ______West Hartford, Bishop’s Cor mversifi^ responslblUUes W H IRI^L waster d ^ LARGE, four-room apartment, Inyestment Property famUy room with bar. One-car BOLTON — Big house, big door, automatic, power steer Help Wonted Female 35 ARE YOU ambitloua? Bam eX' year 'round Ranch. Aluminum floors, hatchways, remodeling MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., n er. FOREMAN — Second shift. hours 0:16 - 6. Please contact er, $80. each. 80” electric . shooDtar Lw ^ back- garage. $27,600. Merritt value, 4-bedroom Colonial. LOST — Tan long haired male, ing, 14,000 mUes, yellow, ask tra money, fuU or part-time, For Safe 70-A AGENCY siding, storms, screens. Boat porches, garages, closets, ceU- mortgagos— interim financing PILQRIM MUXS needs experi- Must have supervisory experi Westinghouae Electric <3orp., stove, $35. 640-3488. after 8 j^ . ^ parking. One Agency, 6401180. Large wooded lot. Quiet street. mongrel dog, Bolton vicinity. ing $1,600. 647-1237. become a Koecot beauty od- ptJBiXC Relations Asst, Em - pier. Modem, immaculate. Bel taga, attics finished, rec — e:q>edient and confidential enced cashlen and saUs- ence in a background in rub M a jor A p p lia n ce Sales, 180 Ray Holcombe, Realtors, 644- R ew ard. 646-1836. visor. Free training by quaU- (rfiasls on promotional events or two children accepted. $180 BUSINESS ZONE IV MANCHESTER — To settle es REALTORS Air Real Estate, 6409332. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth servlce. J. D. Real Estate women. Interviews are now ber or plastics. No fee. Rita Prestige Park Rd. East Hart- 1286. 1963 PLYM OUTH F ury, 2-door fied Instructors. CaU Rothman — Supervisory position — f ^ ^ M^r G r*::r,"^' SEWING^nuu*^ - Stager zlg m ,m t^ AvaUable April 1st. tate, 7-room older Colonial. Ebc LOST — North Carolina driv er related work. No job too Perso^el, 646-4040. LAKE HAYWARD— 2-bedroom hardU ^, autom atic 6, $360. 646- Assoc. 643-6129. being held between 6 and 6 Distributora, 646-6061, Mon must take dictation — math sag. Button holes, monograms. Call 6406032. Ebctra targe lot and excel ceUent condiUon, H i baths, VE RN O N - 297 Lake St. Just small. Dan Moran, BuUder. 4701. An equal opportunity em cottage, raised cellar, 2H lota, e r ’s U cense, Ann E rickson , 649- 1634. ------' — p.m., Monday through Friday. day, Wednesday and Friday, lent large building. large lot. Garage. $28,500. over Manchester line. Oolonial MOR’TOAOES, loans, first, sec- raigrtm Oakland SL. aptitude necesEary — person p r b s b u a N and co lla to r er- p loy er. h em s, e tc. O riginaU y $848, now ------^ tMuirruim 1628, 643-0719. Evenings, 649-8880. with abUity to communicate. only $64. Easy terms. QiU ™BRON - Newer 2-bedroom waterfront, fully furnished, with beautiful view, deep treed ond, third. AU kinds. Realty 9:80-3 p .m . ators needed to manufacture Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 6464200 apartment, chUdren 'welcome, INVESTMENT 2 boats, $18,000. WiU accept lot. WaU-to-waU in several GENERAL carpentry and re $433 plus. CaU LUa Douglas, business forms. Experienced SAUB8ME1N — swimming 622-0091, Dealer. Traeks - Tractors 5 statewide. Credit rating unnec- ______carpeting, appliances, heat, PROPERTY GREEN RD.—^F\)ur bedrooms, $10,000 m ortgage. 643-6877- rooms, stove will stay, coun modeling. Do It right — priced essary. Reasonable. Conflden- QUALIFIED bookkeeper to 232-4661, AVOO P erson n el S er or trainees may apply. Plant pools, recreational products. v ice s . 345 N o. M ain St., W est MODEIRN dining set, china hot water, parking. Immedi 7-room Cape, fireplace, ^ w ^ l- ( 17,900 2-BEDROOM RANCH, ~ try atmosphere, close to city Personob 3 1966 FO R D half-ton pick-up, 8’ right. CaU 640-7681. tlal, quick arrangements. Al walk ta small office. ExceUent CLERKS is moving to Manchester ta Excellent spare time or sec With three offices and four Htfd., Bishop’s Comer. cabineL 0 chain, extenskm ta ate occupancy. $186 monthly. to-wall carpeting, family laige lot, large shade tree, as- conveniences. Belflore Agency, body, fleet side, good condi vin liuidy Agency, 627-7071, fringe benefits. Good starting July. Apply at 74 Granby St., ond Income. CaU 0400902. 4-room apartments. Includes INCOME TAXES prepared in SAVE MONEY ! Fast service. ble, fcmnica top, $80. 6401128 6400883, 6402871. room, new electric range, sume mortgage, $116.47 per O f TO W R 647-1413. tion. 5 Plank Lane, Glaston 983 M ata 3 t., H artford. E v e pay. Immediate opening. Ap Opportunity ta our accounts Bloomfield or caU 242-2226. Ex ranges, refrigerators and Out convanienee of your home. Dormers, room addlUons, ga CLERK ’Typist. Wanted for con or 0409271. dishwasher and disposal, en month. Hutchins Agency Real- Poi, .Safe bury, 633-7181. nings, 233-6879. ply Mr. Centtai, Coca Oeda payable department for a ceUent wages and beneftts. An DELUXE one-bedroom apart garbage disposals, EbcceUent 75 CaU RusseU Burnett for ap rages, porches, roofing and genial office. A gal who can closed rear porch, two-car tors, 649-6324. BotUtag C o ., 461 M ata St., clerk wHh good figure apti equal opportunity employer. oiiaafioiB vvoinva ~ ment, waU • to - waU carpet revenue, near M ^ St. pointment, 6484E88. 1964 MICHIGAN 76A pa yloa der, aiding. Compare prices. Add- type proposals and good on SONOER touch and sew with garage, amesite drive.. Excel------East Hartford, Cmm. tude. Must be able to use ing throughout, complete ap Professional office building VERNON-Manchester line — 0 Wanted — Real Estate 77 good rubber, good running A -L evel D orm er O orp. 288- phone. Mtist be accurate. 38 cabinet. Monograms, hems, lent condiUon. Austin A. IMMACULATE 6-room Colonial room Garrison Colonial, set on INCXkME TAX preparatloa. Call either comptometer or cal pUances, vanity* bath. Ontral- on Mstin St, 14 offices, park conditlan. Side curtains, gaso 0449. Business Opportanify 28 RETIRED 'woman for' cashier, Hours 8-6. Fee paid, salary g $16,000-$20,- EDCPBiRIENCElD ba by slttor embrolden, etc. Used, excel Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- with most modem kitchen. a 14 acre hea'vUy wooded lot. ------Dan Mosler, 649-3829 or 247- culator. Accounts payable $110. CaU B eth W hitney, 232 lent condition. Guaranteed. ly located. $176 monthly. R. D. ing for 22 cara, central air- line engine, fully automatic. ------evening woric, some after- 000? Realistic support and will care for your chUdren 2325. fireplace, possible fourth bed Aluminum siding, 2 ^ baths, ALL CASH for your property 3116. experience would be helpful. 4661, AVOO Personnel Serv E\iU price now $66 or 7 month Mur:V>ck, 0402602. conditioning. O nly 1400 hours. $6,760. 644- mxMU. A pply ta person . State training in a soUd field. Salary days or evenings. GaU 647-1877. room. Truly a must be seen famUy room, doulde garage, within 24 hours. Avoid red Roofing - Siding 16 ic e s . 346 N o. M ain S t., W est ly peyments of |8. 682-0476, SE5VEN room , R a ised R anch, 2 2966. ’Theatre, 746 Main St., Man Good wages and working $7,200 plus oommissians. C all, UNUSUAL one-bedroom du home. Wolverton Agency, Many extras. Immetculate con- tape, instant service. Hayes SHELL DEALERSHIP Hartford, Bishep’s Comer. MULTIPLE DWELLINGS years young. Liorge lot. Many chester. d e a le r. plex. FuU-prtvate basement. Realtors. 6402813. dition Hayes Agency, 6400131. Agency, 646-0131. INCXIME TAXES prepared, by - qm ranrvRnTwr ton lUrk biuWMXi Home Improvement conditions with convenient Mark Thomas, 232-4661, AVOO FVMir-family apartmenL 3 extras. Belflore Agency, 047- Marvin Baker. CaU 648-0967. Ca Expert tastaUatta of alu NOW AVAILABLE free parking and above Personnel Services, 346 No. Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 CUIAM, USED reMgerators, Heat, appUances included. $190 up, set for camper, many ex EJXEXJUnVE , Secretary — for rooms each, stoves, refriger 1413. MANCHESTER — Rockledge EAST HARTFORD — Large 7- SELLING your home or acre minum siding, gutters and average benefits. Apply: Mata St., West Hartford. ranges, automatie wadten per month. Paul W. Dougan, REDE needed from McDonalds tras. 6464070. smaU East-erlence in national auto place, 2-car garage. Also as doesn’t like to be boxed ta. tor a career-minded individual immediate open l^. Must be compare with experience, for NEIED tires? 40 i>er cent dis month. Paul W. Dougan, Real has been reduced for quick 6666. his spare time. Yearly stlpu- TWO YOUNG married men wlU ______ExceUent oppertence ta rison Oolonial. Reduced for R ea ltors. •s Item 1 Request for Group est Dou^as accepts lowest v ice s , 346 N o. M ain S t., W est tlty . H m* Harrison’s, 048-8709, 63-A $25,900. Hayea Agency, 640 Capitol Equipment Oo.,- 88 ing and repedrs. Free estt- AVON offers you an exceUent n e ^ a p p ly. ApOllmeilfS quick sale, 4 bedrooms, double TWO FAMILY — 4-4, Immacu DwelUng permit for 32 dwell down, smaUest payments, any statistical clerical work. H artford, 232-4861. 0131. Mata St., Manchester. Hours m ates. CaU 640-3808. eanUng opportunity and a ROCKLEDGE 106 Oakland StrssL garage, treed lot. Only $38,900. MANCHESTER — Duplex, 12 late Inside and out. Stove, re ing units on premises de where. Not smaU loan finance IF YOU ARE THE MAN— ______COMFORTABLY fumlriied 8 dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. ^ ——------r— ------bustaess of your own, selling UFE insurance company has 'TOWN HOUSE" HOUSBHOUD lots — Antiques, rooms and shower, also includ Hayes Agency, 6460131. rooms. Beautifully paneled, frigerator and fireplace ta COVENTRY — Six-room-over- scrib e d a s 112 H ighland company plan. Douglas Mo luajTWUt GRANT’S Plumbing Service — FOR MORE INFORMA Company offers good wages MANCHESTER waU-wall carpet, cabtaeted kit- Saturday, 7:804. 648-7068. plus quaUty the finest guaranteed quality opening ta sales department. Street and adjacent rear tors, 846 Mata. EYee estimates, TION CALX COLLECT, and working condiUons, free APARTMENTS merchandise. For fuU details Opportunity for outstanding In gtassware. We buy estates BuUt-tas, > 1% baths, laiga lands as shown on a plan en- work. 6434341. WEEK DAYS 1-688-0401 MR. COAT & APRON A t c o m e r o f N o. 662 M iddle clean. $18,600. CaU for details. naces, garages. Hutchins - S ' : I960 CHEVROLET ^ rt van, 6 TR®® SBRV^ (^ cler)— caU 2804922. parking and above aver come. ExceUent training Turnpike East * Ferguson Village Peddler, Auctioneer, Agency Realtors, 6402813. rooms, walk-out basement, U Ued: Trees cut, building lots clear 73 Summit St. THREE-ROOM apartment, fur Wolverton Agency Realtors, Agency, 6406324. cylinder, standard, 6 passen PALUMBO, NIGHTS AND age benefits. Apply: benefits, etc. CaU 6464181. R««d. New luxurious, 2-bed 430 Lake 8L, BtUton, 6408347. liUd 20’s:. Hayes Afoncy, 010 "Area Map No. 112 Highland ed, trees topped. Got a tree SECRETARY for small office • .'4 nished, private bath and en 8402818. TWO-FAMILY ger, exceUent condition. Piwne WEEK ENDS 14664160 MR. M anchester Ask for Mr. Dampf or Mr. Mc- room Town House. 114 baths; MANCHESTER — 'Hiree-bed- 0181. Street, Manchester, Conn. 876-1666. projilem! WeU worth phone ta Manchester. Typing, dicta- C offery . Central air conditioiitag; pa trance, uUUtles, no pets. 228 l o v e l y Colonial C ^ ta AA Large 03, 2-famUy In excel S cale— 1 inch equ als 100 fe e t, Dressmaking 19 JARVIS. tion and light bookkeeping ex FIRST NATIONAL room Raised Ranch. Large caU, 742-8282. tio; 3-car garage; laundry Rooms WHhovt Roahl 59 C harter Oak, 648-8368. zone, tree-surrounded large lent condition. Separate fur VERNON/EUXJNGTON oerr. 1970 G risw old E n gi 1970 PLYM OUTH D uster. B ig i perience. 37H-hour week. CaU kitchen and dining area 'with CUSTOM taUored ladies’ dress Or write-SHBLX OIL CO., room; AU electric Heat and yard, private screened porch, naces, fireplace, 3-car ga neering Inc." standard, on floor. Radio, MANCHEMTEER T ree S erv ice — 646-3800 fo r interview . STORES, INC. WANTED — fuU and part-time Deluxe O.E. appliances. THE THOMPSON Bouse —Oot- ~ — z------r —— ------buUt-ins, plus formal dining NEW LISTING es, suits, alteratlans and 2-car garage, 7 rooms, quaU rage. Only $30,000. 61i-room, aluminum - sided SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND heater, extra wheels and Ures. Specializing ta tree removal, 477 CONNBCTTCUT BLVD., ------D 1 1 , J » attendants. Aj^ly Hess Station Adults-immediate occupancy tege SL, centrally looaiad. Business Locotioas room, two-fuU baths, finished costume jewelry ta your stone ty throughout. Quiet dead-end Ranch Is now avaUable in TELEPHONE OO.— 872-9726. pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. PART-TTMB office clerk, typ- « Oakland AveUUes Manchester. Read Herald Ads $200.00. Open Saturd^ 8e teige pleaaantly ftimUied famUy room, two-car garage. for Rent 64 streeL Belflore Agency, 647- one of the most convenient FuUy insured. CaU 6404422. preference. 648-U8S. ElAST HARTFORD, CONN. Sun^y 1:00-6:00 p.m. or caU rooms, parking. CaU 8402888 Nice lot. Ebcceptional value at ZONE CHANGE- E .«tiartford,C »m . 1413. locations near Vernon. Fire 1968 OLDSMOBILE 4-door 0407186 for appointment. for ovenlght and permanent NICE two-room front office. $31,600. J.D. Real Estate As PASEK FORD STREET place, carpeting, Rec romn, hardtop, vinyl top. air- SPI^G clean-up b ^ a ^ Mewiim 94. Bezztai Bros. Flirnlture gues* rotes. Ite^ aU e rent. Inqtare Di^ ^ ACRES, beautiful view, 7- sociates, 6401993. Item 2 Request for a change of condiUontag, power brakes and ^ RESTAURANT — IdeaUy locat Store, Manchester Green. baldo Music Center, 186 West R E ALTO RS—MLS city water, large screened zone from "Residence Zone ______BEELINE Fashions Is looking room custom Ranch, 3 baths,m a NCHEJSTER — $26,900, Por- power steering. 640-3263. after trucking. Free estimates. Trucking - Storage ed doing a thriving bustaesa. NICELY furnlriied room, stove, Middle Tpke. CaU 6400206 726 Burnside A v e., E . H. porch off the back of an B” to "Cfff-Street Parking 20 famlly room, 2-car garage, st. area, 7-room Colonial, CaU 649-7460. r iL .1 ^ rg etic'roi^ . Tre^ SALES — Fashion-minded gal or 5 ladles to become atyUsts. refrigerator and linens provid weekdays after 3 p.m., Satur 2807475, 646-4678, 742-8243 oversized garage. Trees! Zonev for premises described MANCHESTER — DeUvery- ® * _withlA t - sales_1_1_____1- knack ___ neededa_a by1--. F T2Vv«s o r interview ma c aI lli 638-2816. fwiaa PAYROLL CLERK privacy. Hutchins Agency, 3-bedrooms, walking distance mendous income producer. e d . 801 M ata SL, 6408802. days 9 to 6 p.m. $23,900. 6406306. as 30 Ford Street for purpose LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Ught trucking and package de- Selling your property? Ask 107D CXIUQAR .—^twodoor hard T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 648- great boss. Must have finesse Realtors, 6400824.______everything. Helen D. Cole, of developing said lot for em moving large appliances. Uveiy. Refrigerators, washers and good appearance SEC7RETARY. Ihteresttag and Local firm needs payroll clerk. Will train. Some about our appraisal and top coupe. Bucket seats, con- 1677. e x t r a loL suitable for two- Roaltor, 643-0000. ployee parking. Burning b a rrels deU vered, $4. knd stove moving, specialty. chaUengtag position requiring evaluation program. • • B & W • • atAo, power steering, power operative, reliable type. Good bookkeepinsr, typing essential, 5-days, 40-hour BARROWS and WAIXAOE Co. Copies of these appUcations 644-1776. Folding chairs for rent, 640 future., 40 hours, parking, $433. good secretarial skills. Ebccel famUy, plus existtag 06 with MANCHESTER" — 7-room Co Manchester Parkdde brakes. Real sharp car. Phone PRESIDENTIAL FOR SA LE ^ 0car garage and central loca $28,900 BUYS THIS 4-4, 0fam- have been filed ta the Town 0782. d .o .e . ( CaU Ann RusseU, 232- lent film . No fee. Parking. Sal lonlal, 3 bedrooms, enclosed Manchester 649-6306 640-2881. week, excellent benefits. Must have own trans VILLAGE APTS. tion. 30’s. Wolverton Agency, Uy, buUt ta 1962. Fire^ace t a ______Clerk’s office and may be ta- LEGAL AD 4661. AVOO P erson nel Ser- ary $476. CaU Beth Whitney, BEFORE YOU heated sunporch, formal din CHEVROLEIT 1965, Caprice, 4 Household Services 13-A 232-4661. AVCO Personnel Ser MANCHESTER OR LEA SE Realtors, 6402818. o w n e r* s apartm ent, v ery __ Up off Daley spected during normal office By virtue of default of a 'vices. 346 No. Mata St., West portation. Please state experience and desired PAINT! ing room, good central loca clean. Wolverton Agency, 640 door, hardtop. V4, automatic TWO handymen want a variety Palllrilia — P operiM Hartford, Bishop’s Comer. v ice s , 346 N o. M ain S t., W est Modern buUdtag, 17,000 Uon. Helen D. Ctole, Realtor, Rd., just listed, 4-room Ranch hours, 21 Conditional Sales Contract held Hartford, Blstu^’s Com«r. salary. ^1 and 2-bedroom apart-| FIVE-ROOM house with new 2813. transmission, power brakes of jobs by. day or hour. We ______^ ^ * ______,__ ------Col Us For A square feet, air-condition bathroom, paneled hall and 643-6666. for only $11,900. T.J. Crockett, Planning and ments. On bus line. AppU ed, ample parictag. Suit and steering, radio and heater, clean yards, atUcs and cellars. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- Corooratlon our ren^ S A I^ — Inside a ^ oa t — tor kitchen, garage, near Mata St. 406 K E E N E Y ST. — Beautiful Realtor, 6401677. Zoning Commission „Qoh ^ TUTnin Of Ooli Gorporauon, OUT ispre- outgoing person. QuaUty prod- FTM BlffEnOlv ances, carpeting. Heat and, able for many uses. W*U MANCHESTER — Large im $460 cash. 454 North Main St., R easonable. CaU 643-6306. Under Twenty. BralthwaUe, location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished, Joseph Swensson, uct offers uidimlted potential; ^hot water. For af^xiint-' sulMUvlde. For further in maculate 7-room Ranch. Fire WILLINGTON — . Near the Manchester after 6. W A i m u s Realtor, 6404693. $32,000. CaU 643-0669. C hairm an R e W EAVING Of bums, moth- training. provided as needed. W rite to Box K, meat or further Informa- formation, caU place, buUt-ta oven and range, Parkway, large Raised Ranch O scar H ebert. 646-3048. J. P. LEWIS A SON Clarence W. Welti. 1907 BON N EVILLE, con v ert holes, zippers repaired. Vfin- ______I______rolet, In c., 1229 M ata Street, Others now earotag.substantial I FULUTMII ^Uon, caU anytime. $23,500 — 4-BEDROOM Colonial dishwasher, waU-to-waU car- 142 H O IilS T E R St. — 7-room with aluminum siding, rec oPBieniMBoeae*— S ecretary ible, power steering, power dow shades made to measure J. P. LEWIS le SON, custom Manchester, CkamecUcut, one Incom es. $846 m onthly plus j 64M 555 built 1800, fireplace, good con- peting, large family room, two- Ootontal, 6 minute walk to aU room, flieplace, over an acre brakes, automatic, transmis aU size VeneUan blinds. K eys decorating, interior and ex- 1970 Chevrolet Sport Coupe, commission. CaU Neal Strong, [ W . T. GRANT CO. Manchester Evening HerakI 646-2623 treed lot. Top buy at only Brokers Protected dition. Double garage, big zone heat and much more, schools, good condition Inside Dated this 29th day of March sion, steel-belted radial Ures, made vdiUe you wait. Tape terior, papariianging, fuUy ta- serial number 138670B119400. 232-4661, AVCO Personnel Ser-| 445S45B treed lot. Helen D. Cole, Real- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, and out, $27,900. CaU owner $25,900. T .J . C rock ett, R ea ltor. 1971. A-1 condiUon. $1,600. CaU 640 recorders for rent. Marlow's, sured. E\>r free estimates caU The seUer reserves the right to vices, 3M No Main St., West' tor. 043-6668. 6402813. 6402497. Tolland office, 878-6279. 1128 o r 643-9271. 867 Mata St., 6406221. 6409668. If no answer 8484362. bid. Re; 804-82948. H artford, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1971 PACE TWENTY X manrljFatFr lEvantag l|aralli Average Daily Net Press Ron The Weather For The Week Ended Clear and cold tonight; low In Blandi M, 1971 mid 20a to low 30s. Tomorrow The committee cn Christian partly suraiy; high near 60. vocations and scholarships of A bout Tow n Paper Planes Little chance of precipitation North United Methodist Church STATE OF CONNECTICUT 15,765 BITUMINOUS The Oosmopolltan Club will will ' meet tonight at 7 at the throughout. have a guided tour of the Wads church. T o Com pete Manchester— A City of Viilage Charm worth Atheneum In Hartford Friday starting at 1:30 p.m., CAPITAL GAINS TAX-1970 The council on ministries of In Lutz Event VOL. L X X X X , NO. 152 (SIXTEEN PAGES) (Otfeoilled Adverttobig on Baga IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS DRIVEWAYS and tea will be served at 2:30 South United Methodist Church MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1971 Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketbal Courts in the Atheneum Tea Room. will meet tonight at 7 :30 at WHEN DUE APRIL 15, 1971 Lutz Junior Museum will hold Now Booking for Seasonal Work Members will meet at Center Susannah Wesley Hall of the a i>fq>er airplane contest April Congregational Church, and a church. 'WHO MUST FILE Resident individuals having Eor/yf bus will leave for the Atheneum 18 at 2 p.m. Contestants may Bird Special net capital gains for the year 1970 in excess of at 1 p.m. and return at 3:30. The Women’s Rhythmic Choir start pre-registering at the mu Jet Hijacked Reservations and cancellations $100, or $200 if married and permitted to file a 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 15 of Center Congregatioaal seum tomorrow, with Apr. 10 may be made with Mrs. Churchy will rehearse tomorrow joint Federal Income Tax Return. All Work Personally Supervised. We are 100% Insured Charles E. Ubert, Bolton Cen at 1 p.m. in Woodruff Hail of the deadline. Planes do not ToR ed China ter Rd. have to be finished by then. TAX DUE 6% of net gmn !n excess of the $100 Jliry Decree the church. These rules will govern the Galley W ill Enter Plea DeMAIO BROTHERS T.? or $200 personal exemption. Minimum tax of $5 C A li, 04S-7091 Officers of Temple Chapter, The pastor - parish relaticms compeUtloa: if net gain exceeds personal exemption. By Five Men OES, will meet Wednesday at committee of North United 1. Boys and glris, ages 7-13, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. are eligible. Age groups 7-9 and TO WHOM PAID State Tax Commissioner, 92 Methodist Church will meet to HONG KONG (AP) — Five John VonDeck, 70 Gerard Dr., night at 9 at the church. .. 10-12 will be Judged separately. Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn. 06115. Vernon, and are reminded to 3. In each group, a'prize will young men hijacked a PhlUp- On Manson bring notebooks and pens. — s be awarded In e&ch o f the fol INFORMATION AND FORMS State Tax Dept, pine airliner to Communist Chi Tuesdgy, Wednesday Only. Specials The Cherub Choir of Center na today, but the plane, its 25 Congregatlcna?! Church will lowing categories; Tim e In the Capital Gains Tax Section, 92 Farmington Ave., In the News for Senior Citi Guild Speaker air flying distance, originality passengers and five crew mem meet tomorrow at 3:16 p.m. In Hartford, Conn. 06115. Tel. 566-5986. bers were expected to be re zens column in Saturday's Her Memorial Hall' of the church. For L ife Jurors The Rev. Robert W. Cronin, . turned quickly. ald, reference was made to pastor of St. Maurice Church of 3. Planes must be complet^ F. GEORGE BROWN It was bell'eved to be the- first SIRLOIN House Bill 8390, concerning eye Is Death The Manchester Council at Bolton, wUl be the guest speak- “ "«> c a r t b o ^ airliner hijacked to Red China. By HARRY F. ROSBNTHAI, tests and. written examinations Tax Commissioner Churches will meet tomorrow er next Monday at the annual plasUc, paper cU p ^ ^ Except for a brief message for people over 65. The hearing By LINDA DEUT8CH Associated Press Writer at 10:30 a.m. in the Reception from the pilot, Capt. Antonio STEAKS on the bill is Friday at the communion dinner of the Ladles Associated Press Writer Hall of South United Methodist GuUd of the Assumption. The ta^ may 1» ^ if neci^ry. Mlsa, saying the passengers and Capitol. Director Wally Fortin FT. BENNING, Ga. Church. crew were safe and the airliner says the story should have in evening wUl begin wiU a Mass *' LOS ANGELES (AP)—One of the jurors who de (AP)—Lt. Willifun Galley ^ original design by the entrant was being "checked,’’ there was dicated that those opposed to creed the death penalty for Charles Manson and his Jr., will plead for his life PANDA, Public Attention to 1 without any outside a news blackout from Canton, 3 the bill should write to the Church and dinner will be serv- 'i Narcotic Abuse, will meet to where the plane landed. three women codefendants in the Tate-LaBianca mur to the jury that convicted Transportion Committee, Room ed bX T:30 at the Garden Gove be no m ore than ders says, “I wanted to protect society.” A prosecuting morrow at 7:30 at Emmanuel Four Americans were report him of premeditated mur 418. off Keeney St. two feet in length. Lutheran Church. The meeting ed among the passengers flown attorney says the verdict “reflects community feel- der of Vietnamese civilians Father Cronin, who was o r- One entry per person, t o B i t T k ings.” A defense attorney says it doesn’t help any- The VFW Auxiliary will spon Is open to the public. COMPLETE to the South China mainland at My Lai. 'The sentencing dained to the priesthood May 7, pjach entrant will be allow- WlUBAMUMijy* city, after five armed men di thing. , , phase begins today. WITH LARGE TENDERLOIN sor a kitchen social for mem 22, 1952, attended St. Thomas ed two minutes In wtaich to SINCEI91* verted the twin-engine jet from Their comments came late fluence on society, highly dan One of Galley’s attoimeys said bers and guests tomorrow at The executive board of Church Seminary, Bloomfldd; St. make hls or her plane perform. a domestic flight in the Phllip- Monday after the jury’s decision gerous. In my ver^ct I wanted the defendant definitely would 7 :30 p.m. at the Post Home, 603 Women United will meet tomor Bernard’s Seminary, Rochester, g. planes must be launched INSURANCE I^ e s. brought to an end the nine- to protect society.” take advantage of the opportiml- E. Center St. Members are re row at 12:30 p.m. at the home of N.T.; St. John’s Seminary, by hand. minded to bring articles for the Mrs. J. Edward MjcKeever of An airline spokesman said the month-long trial Manson, 36; Defense attorneys’ who had ty to address the jury. It waa Brighton, Maas; and St. Mary’s 9, Judges’ decisions will be 11111 n I M I U i hijackMra were aU 17 to 26 years I^tricia Krenwinkel, 23; Leslie not disclosed what Galley would social. 61 Washington St. Seminary, Baltimore, Md. final. made Impassioned pleas for SERVICE old, spoke a central Philippine Van Houten, 21, and Susan At "the gift of life,” appeared say but late^ he has been ex PORTERHOUSE - He was assigned from 19K The museum wlU have a pressing antiwar sentiments. Manchester WATEJS will have The executive board of the dialect and told passengers UKy kins, 22. shaken by the verdicts. One to 1966 to the New London area >)ook, ’Hhe Great International The trial judge, Ool. Reid a potiuck at its meeting tomor Manchester Auxiliary to Child were aetilng the BACUll jetliner The same seven-man, five- wiped hls eyes as the BOitencea vhere he was director of AlipJane Bo<*.” at the for “ideological reasMis." One Kennedy, raised tile possibility row at the Italian-American and Family Services will meet women jury that convicted them were read; another quickly fled STEAK Catholic Charities and modera- desk for reference. There wUl passenger said four of the hi that when the jury learns it can Club. Weighing In will be from tomorrow at 10 a.m.' In the of first degree murder and con the Ham of Justice saying he tor of the CouncU of Catholic **e a display of som e en- REAL jackers were Filipinos and the choose only between life and 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. John Pavelack Agency Office at 110 Main St. spiracy last Jan. 26 chose the was "sick at heart." Women. He received hls first tries in the first International fifth appeared to be Eurasian or death "maybe at that point they is in charge of the program. gas chamber penalty over the CSiief defense counsel Paul pastoral appointment on June »P°;j«»red by ESTATE Chinese. will reconsider the finding of The executive board will meet only alternative, life Imprison Fitzgerald told newsmen the The conflrmatlmi class o i the s T 190U, when he was assigned ‘ ■Scientific Am erican." Hong Kong airport officials guUty.” Wednesday ait 7:30 p.m. at the ment. women defendants had hoped Second Congregational Church said they expected Cbmnumlst Such reconsideration would be clubhouse. Hostesses are Mrs. will mfet tomorrow at 3:46 p.m. to St. Maurice’s Church. ------^------Judge Charles Odder has the they would be spetred. In spite James Desautels and Mrs. Da Women may make reserva authorities to return the plane, power to reduce the death pen a lesser venUct such as u^re- at the church. of their witness stand state meditated murder or voluntary vid Hennequin. tions before Wednesday by con peasengers and five crew mem alty to life Imprisonment when ments in which they expressed manslaughter in vriiich the jury lb tacting Mrs. Thomas Martin, bers "rather quickly—possibly he formaUy sentences the four St. Mary's Episcopal Guild 1971 COMETS indifference toward dying, Fitz can assess punidiment that is Manchester C h a p te r, president, of 105 Trebbe Dr.; even later today.” AprU 19. Death sentences are L08 will conduct a food sale by Mi-ircury gerald said: "They never indi far less harsh. Only a single SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to Mrs. Chester Klellck of 16 Sea The plane was diverted about automatically appealed to the Wednesday after the 10 a.m. cated that to me. They Indicated sentence will be returned. night at 8 at the Army-Navy man Circle, Mrs. Irene McNally half an hour after taking off state Supreme Court, and Depu service at St. Mary’s Church. a strong desire for life.” It took only four members of We Beserve Hie BlgM To Umlt QrantltleB Club, Main St. The rehearsal of MkMse Rd., and Mrs. Leonard from from Manila for Davao, on Min ty DIst. Atty. Vincent Bugliosi The guild will also meet at 11 S2217. After the verdict, Bugliosi told the six-man panel to return the Is open to all men wishing to Rackowskl of C^ter St. danao lalaiul. It first made a says he thinks the case will go a.m. In the Parlidi Hall. Mem ROBERT J . SMITH, K 90-minute stop for fuel in Hong newsmen he felt the decision three findinge of guilty returned sing four-part, barbershop-style MORIARTY to the U.S. Supreme Court. bers are reminded to bring Kong, and there 20 of the 45 i>aa- "reflects community feelings,” Monday, but it takes a vote of harmony. sandwiches. Beverages and des Manson and the women were The study prayer group of the WSIMANSMIIIK SINCE 1914 sengers were released) and was "unquestionably the five for a sentence of life in sert will be served by Mrs. BROTHERS not In the courtroom to hear the Women’s Society of Christian The airline and the U.S. Em right verdict.” prison and aU six to sentence Thomas Leemon, Mrs. Thomas I , I I N I I I: >i i{i:i i jury’s decision. The judge had service will meet tomorrow at bassy in Manila said the four " I feel this CEise will undoubt Galley to death. Conn, Mrs. David Robinson and M \N( !ii:>i I i: 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 banished them for riuMiUng. edly reach the U.S. Supreme WESTERN 9:80 a.m. in Susannah Wariey Americana were Mr. and Mrs. In a previous case, a jury did CAR and TRUCK Mrs. William Douglas. One women juixjr later told Court,” he said. “ It was no HaU of the South Uhitod Mbth- I ’liorii' 963 M a | N STRIET, MANCHISTIR Russell E. Ebersole of Jersey reverse itself when learning of newsmen the feM sorry for the more easy and pleasurable for RENTALS odlst Church. (Gresad Beer Next to Hosm & Hob) City, N.J., George W., Drysdale the limited punishment permit defendants because of their this jury to return this verdict li.\ Till- of Waukegan, HI., and Eldred ted under mUltary law. In that backgpoiunds, and another, than it was for me to ask for I ) \ ^ _ \m ;i ;k _ .M O N T H NEW! — EXOtnNB Fbwkes of Burley, Idaho. case the jury lowered the ver asked If jurors saw any reasons It.” dict to Involuntary manslaugh beepWR ar l.oMU 'IV rm L ra s iiu i In New Jersey, however, NATURAL HEALTH they should have spared the 'Fitzgerald, who defended ter. .\n_\ M a k e o r Ebersede’s parents said their Lt. Galley (third from right) leaves court building after he was convicted of gfirls, said somberly: "We tried Miss Krenwinkel and argued ” l ’d like an instruction to the M FOOD SHOPPE son and hls wife were from desperately to find some." premeditate murder of civilians at My Lai three years ago. (AP Photo) R eactions w Manchester Motors Ntorth Caldwell, and were Bap that the women were mentally court that the members may re It was Manson, dark-eyed 111 from chronic use of LBD, said consider the findings at any Lease, Inc. tist Evangelic missionaries. 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER They were en route to a one leader of a roving hli^e-style of the verdict; "I fall to see how time before retumihg a sen M n n lx r \:l W KST ( K M ’ KK '^T. “ He was the leadwr, the worst "I’ll do that,” Judge Kennedy FINANCE WITH YOCB MA8XEB CHABOE CSBD! M VN( Drysdale, 42, is president of (Baa Page Nine) V erdict ikarsman Co., Inc., a Manila- . .. I think he’s a dangerous In- said. Hie jury was to return ^ 1 p.m. EST to hear arguments on. based diversified company in By TTIE ASSOCIATED PRESS volved in importing, exporting, Jury’s Verdict of Guilty the sentence. An Athens Ga. draft boeurd’s Latimer said he would Intro A mining and agriculture. threat to resign and a pledge Drysdale, his wife and three duce some of the "hundreds and from a retired army sergeant to children have lived in Manila hundreds” of letteiu he has re conduct a free Galley campaign ■the past 2hi years. ceived In the course of the trial, Not Expected by Galley were among varied reactions to \riilch began more than four A relative of Fewkes’ in Bur .V ley said Fewkes left there short day to the murder conviction of months ago. gtring ly after World War II, and has By KATHRYN JOHNSON he aat throughout hls four- It was a verdict Galley did not Arm y Lt. William L. Galley Jr. "The last time that I talked to been living in the Philippines Assoelated Press Writer month trial, the slight rusty- expect. for hls role in the My Lai mas my client,” Latimer said, "he for about the last 15 years. haired lieutenant saluted Col. During the 13 days while the sacre. (See Page EIgM) The airline spokesman said FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) Clifford Ford, the jury preal- jury deliberated, Galley often GIs In Vietnam expressed For 18 days, Rusty Galley sat by jent, and then stood at attention joked with friends and newsmen sympathy for the lieutenant and (Saa Paga Nine) the telephone waiting to hear throughout the three-minute about going to jail. But he also! others said he should not be about a verdict that would be reading of the verdict. had planned a victory party aft pupitdied alone. crucial to the rest of his life. When the first conviction on er the verdict. Speaking in Framingham, And he philosophized: premeditated murder of Viet- Hls attractive, red-haired, girl Mass., Monday night, Sen. Phll- Seale Judge '"Hic thing that makes My Lai namese civilians was read, his friend listened to the reading of ip A. Hart, D-Mich., termed the U.S. Bombers so unique, it was a small trage- jaw tightened and hls face the verdict over the public ad court-martial’s verdict "another dy in a small place, but for fiughed scarlet, but he displayed dress system In the pressroom tragic chapter in a tragic sto O kays Som e once, man was able to see ail same military discipline at the courthouse. ry,” and said he believes Gal Hit Batteries the hells otf war at once. which taught him to remain rlg- Then the girl, who works on ley’s superiors should be pun "I can’t say I am proud of Id and stay alert during hls the post, quickly left the court- ished for their role in the kill Seized Items ever being In My Lai or ever court-martial, the longest in house, showing no visible emo ings. In V ie tD M Z participating in war. But I U.S. military history. tion. "We have been a nation of lo By PETER OOWEN would be extremely proud If My pronounced that GaUey Soon after ward. Galley, tus eaters on the business of Aaeoclated Preee Writw Lai shows the world what war Is convicted of killing 20 per- \rirlte-faced but with a soldierly SAIGON (AP) — Pour Ameri (Sae Page Five) and that the world needs to do g^ drainage ditch in My bearing, waa escorted by two NEW HAVEN (AP) — Judge can jet fighter-bombers Harold M. Mqtvey of Superkx streaked across the Ben Hal something about stopping j^gj, gjjg gj 'g intersection, military policemen and an army Gourt ruled Tuesday tiiat tfaje River today and attacked North wars.” gnd of murdering a man captain firom the courthouse to seizure of some evidence from When the telephone jangled dressed in the white garments the stockade. Vietnamese artillery batteries the local Black Panther head- Monday afternoon teiling him of a monk. He was convicted He made no comment to in the northern half o l the de quarteiYs two years ago—includ the verdict was near, Lt. Wil also of assault with intent to kiU newsmen. ‘ISo^FauW militarized zotie, the U.S. Com ing a tape recording and al mand said. liam L. GaUey Jr., 27, reached a chUd. He could face the However, Galley said earlier, leged murder weapon—waa le for his Army uniform and said, death penalty or life Imprison The four planes returned safe "I hope My Lai Isn’t a tragedy gal and may be used in the “I’m ready.’’ ment. The jury wrUl deliverate Insurance ly, the command said, but it but an eye opener, even for peo- trial of Bobby Seale and Bricka gave no indication if they hit the In the sunless, blue-draped again to determine the sen Huggins. enemy guns. amaU mtUtary courtroom where tence. (8ee Page Five) Judge Mulvey said the raid A special communique said Spurs Debate and seizure in the early morn the attadu were "protective ing hours of May 22, 1 ^ , was reaction" strikes exetvising By DON MEHtLE iHcmid Associated Press Writer legal but that "the casual and “the inherent right of self-de sporadic visits by members of fense ... to save American Communist Congress Opens HARTFORD (AP) — The the police to the ixem ises af lives." With Yaur Purchase volatile issue of "no-fault” auto ter that tim e.. .were illegal and The first Indication that the liability insurance waa thorough any evidence seized during those U.S. com m and was {banning a • T A B L E ly aired at a long public searches was illegally seized." strike north of the river sepeuat- 3 Kremlin on Record as Backing hearing at the State Oopitol It was not immediately clear ing North and South Vietnam • UMBRELLA Monday night—a hearing featur whether any items the state had came last week when the Penta ing testimony from lawyers and planned to introduce would be gon Imported that the North • 2 C H A IR S Charles Manson, eyes a trifle watery, is shown insurance Industry spokesmen on barred by the ruling, but it was Vietnamese had moved field ar- Confab on Atomic Disarmament opposing sides of the issue. known that the tape recording tilleiy pieces into the aix-mile- in Los Angeles where a jury decreed the death made during the Black Panther wide buffer zone. penalty for him and his codefendants. (AP Photo) By MICHAEL JOHNSON quired by statute to meet once He added that the Russians The hearing lasted for just interrogation of Alex Rackley American field commanders Aosociated Press Writer each four years. The last one consider it advisable to work about four hours, and just about and the weapon allegedly used just below the DMZ said about a was in March, 1966. It elects out measures "to reduce the every argument was raised. But to kill Rackley were seized dur dozen mm guns had been po MOSCOW (AP) — Leo new party officers and adopts probability of accidental out both sides skirted the obvious 122 ing the raid, which Mulvey said POOL INCLUOES sitioned several weeks before, Sharon Totems Father Calls nid. I. Brezhnev, opening political and economic pro break or deliberate fabrication economic implications. For was legal. 42" constant apparently in re^wnse to the the Soviet Communist grams put before it by the party of armed incidents and their de- the lawyers, no-fault legislation ' ■ . . . 1 R' X 12' Swim area • Visits by law enforcement au Dimension • i» x U.S. and South Vietnamese leadership. velopment into intematlcmal meant fewer fees representing 1 22’ X 13' Outside party’s 24th congress, put thorities dtirlng the three days buildup just belqw'the zone coa- Death Verdict a Just One Brezhnev devoted a large sec crises. Into war.” He said Moa- clients in liability suits. For the the Kremlin on record to tion of hls report, designed as a that followed, the judge said, current with the drive into Laos. cow is prepared "to negotiate insurance companies, it meant something Uke this, no sense of day as favoring a confer summary of party activity and were illegal because search war The commanders said the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sha agreements -J7
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