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Great Eclipse The Camera Doesn’t Lie, A Letdown Neither Does Little Boy House SOLANA BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Why was 6-year-old Mi­ For Many chael Klames an hour late for dinner? He was a hostage In a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bank robbery, he told his grandmother. The powers of light and dark­ Two men, he explained, "took me by the hand and we ness waged a struggle high In went into the bank and stealed almost all their dollars and put the sky Saturday afternoon, and them In a pillow case.” His grandmother and guardian, Petra Stout, sent Michael Death of GI in Laos Battle light won out, to the disappoint­ ment of many In Connecticut. to bed with a scolding and told him he couldn’t ride his bike WASHINGTON The sun was shining brightly for the next two weeks. That would teach him to He, she said. But Michael hadn't told a whopper. 11 I The White HoUm haa ac­ In a clear blue sky when, right knowledged an Army cap­ on schedule, It' began to dls- The FBI agents and San Diego County sheriff's deputies r . api^ar. It was as If. a thick who showed up at Mrs. Stout's door late Friday had e picture tain was killed fighting cloud had gilded past, leavlnir of the boy. North Vietnamese guerril­ Just a fraction of sun exposed. It was snapped by a hidden camera as he was towed las in Laos but denied the But It wasn’t a, cloud. It was around by two refebera who took f8,600 that day from the Bank death was due to "ground the moon. And the fraction still of America branch in this seaside to\Vn 26 miles north of Sein combat operations-” exposed' made the difference, Diego. m The robbers are still at large. The boy’s unwilling part Capt. Joseph Bush was shoit to literally, between night and day. death Feb. 10, 1969, by North Darkest spots in Connecticut In the robbery was disclosed Sunday. Vietnamese troops. He returned '.a Michael was identified In the photo by neighbors. The (0) were New London and Norwich, the fire of enemy troops during where 97 per cent of the sun bank Is two blocks from his grandmother's home. H ear (O) The boy told officers he was riding his bike in a vacant the engagement at a compound < 0 > was covered. Bridgeport, New <0) Held when two men drove up and forced him into their car. on the edge of the Plain of Jars, ry Ooata. Britain, New Haven, Norwalk the White House said. «B 8h«w (0) and Stamford lost 96 per cent They took him to the bank, already closed for the day. itneu” Irene The men got In by stopping two women tellers outside and A White House official said 26 Uontgomerr. of the sun. In Hartford the other Americans have been moon covered 95 per cent. saying they had the boy’s brother and were going to WH him . i If they were not allowed In. killed or reported missing due At the moment of total eclipse Holding on to Michael—"They held my hand real tight," to hostile action In Laos. ^ for KiUlnr' on Nantucket Island in Massa­ ima home af- he said — the men stuffed the money into a pillow case and But Deputy Press Secretary ndeserved pri- chusetts, a brilliant white coro­ fled In a bank employe’s car, dropping Michael off at the field Gerald L. Warren maintained ■eu.'out to na—the turbulent, gaseous outer il share of hla where his bike was. Sunday President Nixon itanda itate from hla atmosphere of the sun—was vi­ "They told me to go right home or they’d kill me," he said. r by his statement that "no Amer­ ’. Burt Rey- sible around the sun, then a ouslas. Martin The boy picked up his bike and pedalled home. ican stationed in Laos has ever me Fleshette, dark circle. For those watching Mrs. Stout said she regretted not believing Michael’s story been killed in ground combat in Connecticut, the moon passed but “he does tell some tall tales sometimes.” operations." aerleaas (O) between the earth and the sun 1* <0) Bush’s death was "due to hos­ trtia Show <0> off-center, and the corona never tile actions," Warren said. ilrley Booth, was visible. I Paul Lynde. "He was not engaged in com­ I to Shadows turned from black to k Beport <0> grey, but were still shadows. In Cyprus bat operations . . . he was a mU- (C) Motorists expecting a much Itary attache,” Warren ex­ — Weather plained. "When the compound <0) darker spectacle turned their B commandos, he ilves didn't need them. Eleven Held in Bid did take action, firing a gun. In uR.M.” '68. The street lights along the ex­ an attempt to protect other per­ 1st has Secret sons in the compound and in ■signed to him change at the Junction of Inter­ life. Wendell state 91 and 84 In Hartford did taking this action be exposed ichman, Carl go on , triggered by photo­ To Kill Makarios himself to enemy fire and was electric cells sensitive to light killed.’’ • Creek” '62. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Po- “I believe the danger to the The controversy over Bush Stephen Hc- loss. But lights in downtown jjgg tHo Chi Minh Trail. (AP Photofax) tions." leather — Me- Open spaces such as the New AU of those arrested are sup' morning but said he voluntarily itlea aad'Si^ Haven Green were mobbed with The American’s death was ^- porters of former Interior Min­ produced the revolvers for the Man Outpost ported Sunday In a copyright people .projecting sun light GeorgadJIs, two officers, explaining they ister Polycarpos KALONG, Laoe (AP) — story by freelance writer Don A. through pinholes onto sheets of Makarios' trusted strongman had been a personal gift from paper or gazing at the sun Twenty miles west of this out­ Schanche and distributed by the for eight years until the Greek Makarios. He added that later Writer Says Six A mericans post In the heart_ of_ the______south-Los Angeles Times. Warren said through exposed film. Some military Junta forced him out In the Cyprus police chief arrived 1 risked permanent eye damage east Laotian panhandle is one of Hlxon was unaware of B u ^ ’s and apologized. He said the the main arteries of the Ho Chi death at the time he issued his Stevena, Dean by looking directly at the sun. Police said three other per- chief, C. Hassapls, "Immediate- They failed to see day turn Minh trail, the North Viet­ formal statement on U.8. In­ >mero, Parley sons were wanted. >y upbraided the two men for Killed in Ambushes in Laos volvement In Laoe. Oregg, and to night, but they did see a namese supply line to South R Makarios’ private helicopter cal»nS my home without au- By DON A. SCHANCHE Lao refugee village about 80 ground combat operations,” Vietnam. Schanche wrote that Bush was no the Brides show that won't be restaged un­ - - thorizatlon.” ’s WoiM (C> til 2024 A.D. was forced down by a hail of Copyright 1970, The Los Angeles miles south of Juong Soul on therefore, is Incorrect. A dirt track leading past the working with * a Laotian army eriiM Slyla Scientists believe they have machine-gun and rifle fire as It “I was greatly surprised when Times the night Bush died. Had I not Bush’s death was not the on­ Laotian army camp la Route 9, unit and a That artillery battal­ k Beport (0) been on hand early the next ly ground combat fatality In La­ taken man’s finest record of a <>« Pa a Negro sergeant who was call­ cans, working tor USAID and ^ Communist forces occupying e <0> peilnstaking work must be done monartery 36 miles to the south- ment on Sunday night announc vuits Laos frequently, was for the mass of raw data to be west. ing my house had been searched ed "Smokes" was evacuated for international voluntary serv­ special guerrilla teams of seven tbe Plain of Jars, refined to nuggets of new Infor- Makarios, who also Is Ortho- by police and two revolvers had I*!!!!!? treatment of a bullet wound in ices, have ' been killed in am­ l^tlans each venture east from Another American Army cap- ack” ■40. Tr- been discovered there," Geor- tribesmen there last winter, the right shoulder, I would bushes by Pathet Lao and North i doctor plot mation. dox archbishop of Cjrprus, was preparing his book, "Mister Kalong. tain whose presence was top as- I end up bung never have learned of the Inci­ Vietnamese soldiers since the Lana Turner, Within their records of Satur- unhurt. The helicopter’s only Sadjis said Pop: The Adventures of a The guerrillas’ recwmals- cret was attoched to the Thai day’s total eclipse of the sun other occupant, pilot Zacharias The attempt on the 67-year-old dent. The U.S. Embassy in Vlet- Geneva accords of 1962. One of sance operations along the Ho unit, Schanche said, and 13 U.8. Sandra Dee. Peaceful Man in a Small War”, them, Don BJustrom of Seattle, m” '56. Ran- .“I® Papadoylannls,’guided the craft which wtU be published by Da! Chi Minh trail are one of the Air Force radar technicians and tala Powers, practical questions as how as- to a 7aVe"'iandlng"‘tesprte three P°»ce said three gunmen “7 r AprU l7. H“e ‘captain’s brave death top secret Wash., was hit in the head and reasons for the existence of Ka- a U.S. AID supply specialist tronauts might be warned of an buUet wounda In his abdomen. found .two rifles ma- ^ formerly managing editor confirmed it to thU kllledi instantly during a NorUi long outpost and Its garrison of were In the compound when It day. Vietnamese raid on a Lao ar­ rett Impending solar flare. h Is condition was described as ®*'**'® S'*" ,u*^®** *'***u<°^ of tf*® Saturday Evening Poet, '' 160 Laotian soldiers, ranging was attacked, President Nixon’s siaitement my base called Nha Khang, from boys of 18 to wrinkled ve- North Vietnamese hit the Or they may satisfy scientific very critical. f **igh ej|t„r-,n-clilef of HoUd^, mlU- north of the Plain of Jars, in lniEtrci curioslty with data that proves The government announced f taiy editor of Ule and an Inter- that "no American stationed In terans of a quarter of a century compoimd on the western edge Pago" Victor or disproves one scholar’s theo- that police searched GeorgadJIs’ “*« national news service war cor- Laos has ever been killed in January, 1968. of fighting. The guerrillas get of the Plain of Jars about mid­ ry that a family of mlnlconaeto home after the attempted assas- “hanged shots briefly with the Korea. A few SJuatrom, carrying a loaded some of their supplies from Ka­ night, the writer added, apray- Ulaea — BSAF 4V*a niiv« w m alF A rl . . . T\01Q/VO artl09*/1a -rvtlr WVO/4o Tnotl* “ shotgun for protection, was cut ing the'area with rocket and au­ races around the sun. masked ghjatlon and uncovered two re- Ktiards but made their days after the fatal military long — and surface occasionally- Slga on by Its glare. volvers and a small quantity of S:etaway after throwing a gre- down as lie tried to dash from for a drink and a good night's tomatic weapons fire. r A e r — Ha- j -1.. j . action recounted here, he was the hut in which he had been Albert E. Belon of the Nation- submachine-gun ammunition. " which...kink forced »—•"~-i the *k« guards ...... i.. to g^^red by the U.S. Embassy rest at the nearby village of Although Bush fired at the al Science Foundation said re- taketniro cover./»A\r4»t» *' o’ Pathet Lao sleeping to a nearby radio Muong Pholane. North Vietnamese commandos, Reached by telephone, Georgad­ In Vientiane to. leave the battle shack to call for help. As a searchers up and down the JIs denied any association with Wl.tnesses said the bearded These special guerrilla unlta the White House said, the death area and embassy officials re­ refugee relief worker for try to keep an eye on what Could not be attributed to (See Page Three) the plot. archbishop Jumped from the fused on grounds of secrecy to In Peace Bid Spddalty buUet-riddled helicopter, his ec- U8A1D, he was not technically moves along the Ho Chi Miidi ground combat operations be. discuss the a/falr or to acknowl- a combatant, but he did die In cause the compound was "about laous clesiastical robes swirling edge officially the death of Cap- trail. If ttiey spot something slg- VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — combat on the ground. - t I [EN around him in the downdraft of tain Bush, The, Pathet Lao put forward a Captain Bush and .the 80 to (See Page Eight) (tee Page E l||it) the craft's rotors, and asked by­ peace program for Laos today 100 other U.S. Army men who tDnates standers to call an ambulance Dodd and Ella Grosso for the Dl’ot Joseph Bush, an Ameri- calling for an end to U.S. Inter- w ork^ under the dlplomaUc BMt entln* When the nmhiiinnee rtirtn't ®®** Army advlser to the royal ventlon, withdrawal of the Roy- cover ^ "assistant mUltary at- leompnratte come Makarlod and others artny Laos, was killed by al Laotian government’s forces taches" as ““ unit eAH«»r» advisers to to th. the Lao army, were definitely en­ In Danbury Get Top Party Applause hailed' a passing truck end„.v. r^orth Vietnamese soldiersc In , from all areas “Illegally occu- helned load the nllot Into ana k gTOU*)d , combat _ at . ,Muong , ------Soul, _,«jpled, .. pesettlement of persons gaged In ground combat when their UtM Idttcv By SOL R. COHEN U.S. Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff Materlos accompanied the pilot °** we®t«r** «>' the Plain forcibly removed from I was In northeast Laos during much of th e' winter of 1969. At (Herald Reporter) also drew a rousing and' stand- to the hospital and stayed there 1969. Be- homes, and payment of compen- Brothers Wait for Court IIVE-IN ing ovation, although not as u„tu he was taken to the operat- '®*'® literally cut sation to them, the time, the royal Lao army, If therfe had been an applause enthusiastic as the ones for i„g room *** enemy automatic' The proposal also called for a and the CIA-supported clandes­ meter at Saturday night’s Jef­ Daddario, , Dodd and Mrs. The president 'then went on to weapons fire. Bush, a light- cease-fire, an all-party political tine army of Meo tribesmen un­ To Act m Bombing Case ferson - Jackson 'Day Dinner, Grasso. A few "boos" were the monastery at Macheras and crew-cut Infantry offi- conference to establish a provi- der MaJ. Gen. Vang Pao, had held as "A 'ftibute to John mlxed with the cheers for Rlbl- conducted the annual memorial "®'‘- '‘‘“®‘* °"® Communist sol- slonal coalition government,------suffered severe setbacks DANBURY. Conn. (AP) — As Meanwhile, authorities were dier. two brothers waited In Jail tor atm trying to find the father at lOP cm Dempsey," It would have Indi­ coff. (See Page £lgiit) cated that U.S. Sen. Thomas (See Page Eight) I was spending the night In a (See Page Twelve) the Pardue brothere, J. RuaseU SAVE Over 2,000 Democrats (there court action on charges they Pardue, 63, who had been Uvtag WVHERE Dodd, by a wide margin, out- were some Republicans and un- carried out the 'bombings and with hla mother, Mrs. Daisy decibled his three opponents Jo r gffjngted also)*^ packed the Hll- bank robbery that shook Dan­ Pardue, 79, near Union, lio. OU SEE the Democratic senatorial• Grand Ballroom and Ter bury a month ago. Investigators The elder Pardue and his THIS nomination. The event, held at race Room, plus a dining area turned to their tangled family mother disappeared after (he SION the Hartford Hilton, was more on the fourth floor, plus the fa­ affairs to try and wrap up their United Bank of Union like a convention than a dinner. cilities at (he Shoreham Motor probe. robbed of $16,000 Nor. U follow­ Ihe ovation for Dodd far out­ Hotel, across the street. The brothers — John Pardue, ing an explosion In the county OCAOO distanced those for State Sen. The state Democratic coffers 27, of Danbury and James 23, courthouse.' Edward Marcus. the Rev. m . benefited by about $100,000, the of Lusby, Md.—^were arrested Oddly enough, It waa John Joseph Duffey and Stamford estimated net profit of the eve­ Saturday on federal bank rob­ Pardue’s marital problems that buainessman Alphonsus Dona­ ning. bery charges. got authorities interested In him. r m . hue. State Insurance Commlssion- Police say they exploded He was arrested about two ^m ocreU c State William Cotter, one of eight three bombs — In police head­ weeks 'ago In Norwalk on a quarters, in the Union Savings John Bailey, before Introducing declared . nimdldatoacandidates for the charge of Udtlng articles from • the yiP’s at the $l00-a-plate- Bank's front window, and In a hla ex-wUe's apartment. nomination for First District car they used In the scheme— - dinner, announced the ground congressman, got a head (table) Police said they found a oon- rules. He said he would Intro­ then sped out of town wKh $26,« alderable amount of money In start oh his seven opponents. As 000 they took froDji. the bank. jU f I duce the notables In alphabetl- treasurer of the Democratic Pardue's car at the time. How­ M I N T cal order, no matter where The terror lasted 10 minutes, ever, he waa released to await State Central Committee, he paralyzed ix>lice communica­ they were seated. Incltentally, was one of the tuxedoed VIP’s trial on the theft charge. ^ Duffey was seated on the left tions and injured 26 persons. On Friday, the dSy before hla at the head table. He served as Police were forced to move from of the head table, as he faced general chairman, substituting arrest on bank robbery charges, the dinner guests, and Dodd at their battered building, and the John Pardue reMnqutabsd (or the absent J. Michael Kel­ bank's front window was shat­ the right. Marcus and Donahue ly, Democratic town chairman custody of his 4-ysarold SM were seated closer to the mid­ tered. The third bomb blast de­ John Michael in Superior Court of Hartford. stroyed a car the bandits used In Bridgeport. His ex-wlfs, dle. When Bailey was introduced, to get into town, and did some First District Cong. Bmllle the state chairman received a Brenda, of Waatport, took ous- damage to a nearby store. tody of the child. Daddario, expected to be the rousing ovation, with about half The Pardue brothers are be­ party’s nominee for governor, John Pardue has remarried of the crowd on their feet. ing held In $260,000 bond each. Since his divorce last September, received a roaring and stand­ Bailey, in hla speech, said, "I In addition to that bond on ing ovaUwi, matched only by Hla father, J. RusasD PardM, think that the odds ■ are heavy the federal charge, John Pardue broke up with hla wtfs last year the one for Secretary of the that, sitting here with us to­ has been hit with a $600,000 State Ella Grasso. Mrs. Gras- and movsd to Missouri la May night, somewhere In this great bond on charges (lied against to live with his mother. HIs ss> so, the aenUmental favorite of patbering, and I’ll let you name him by the state. They are rob­ state Democrats, Is being tranged wife,.Dorothy, Uvas In them (api^ause), are the next bery with violence, use of ex­ Fairfield. urg*8 to declare her candidacy pjvemor and the entire Con­ plosives to injure persons and James Pardue was arrested fer U.S. Senator, or Sixth Dls- delegation to the next' property, and carrying a weap­ In RookviUs, Md., iwhlla vtsltlag trict congressman. Congress of the United States." Bandits and Hostage on without a permit. friends. Odes of "We want Ella. "We will win in Connedticut,” The robbery and explcalves Ths arrests of the brotlisn boomed around the huge O iw d "because Mlm Dad- This picture sequence, taken by a hidden camera loot and five-year-old boy, taken as hostage in hold­ counts also were filed agsUnst Ballroom of the Hilton, when up. (See bpxed story above.) (AP Photofax) „ James Pardue. (Sss Paso MgM) she was Introduced. Page Eight) at Caiifornia bank, shows bandits fleeing with

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Turkey, wlU f**®* ehow • a film When a vulnerable opponent 0 A5 private, nyfo-t p.m., and 4 p.ln. playing Eidward Lh Marcus o< New open Friday. of her experience at the Ktwa- A A6432 I p.nM private rooms, lO'a.m.- ^ A c I HEARD r r nte Club luncheon meeting to­ M1.MII Mwmo bids two suite despite the Haven will speak In Manchester Manchester Drlve-in — Look- sllenoe of his partner, you WEST EAST 8 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. tomorrow, at a meeting spon- ln( QIsss War, 8:6S; Desper- morrow at Manchester Country E should expect him to show up Pediatrics; Parents allowed cards deck Club. A 8 A 10 by John Gruber sored by the Democratic Town mJos, 7:16. MlMMMWnil with at least 10 cards lh hla two Z> Q 95 ^ KI7642 any, time aimept noon-S p.m.; cotnmKbee. Marcus U a candl- au te Theatre — Lion to Win- Mlse Jeffrlee taught Blngllah suite. You should not be sur­ otbeia, a p.m.*8 p.m. reg. full deck Including 2 Jokers aa a foreign language at the 0 10842 0 KJ9763 date for the Democratic nomlna- ter, 6:30, 9:00. E 3 prised If your opponent Is radi­ A KQJ98 A None Self gervloei 10 a.m.-B p.m., (limit 8 decks) tlcn for U. S. senator. His sp­ American Oolleglato Institute, cally short In the other two 4 p.m.-8 p.m. UA Iheatr* Funny Olrl, a mUskm school for Turkish SOUTH ' 6:30, 9:16. suite; and- If you are prudent Intensive Care and Coronary it's Just about impossible to this deserted spot, a d ty dedi­ girls In lamlr, Turkey, from mraicm A A lU 7 3 4 3 ■MrlliseSntMCSi you wlU take precautlona C? 83 Carat Immediate family only, m hi to a performance of opera cated to sin, and calculated to Sept. 1967 to July 1966. w Man iiN against a niff In one of his short anytime, limited to five min- pander to the desires of the The daughter of Mr. and 0 Q at the Met this season, what suite. A 10 7 3 oteSe miners and anyone else who CCSC Students Mrs. Ben Jeffrlee of 47 Galaxy BUtornlty: Fathers, 11 a.m.- with the shortened season and Dr., Mlse Jeffrlee la a 1961 North dealer. East South West happens by. M m m u 17 M «> ni6 East-West vulnerable. 18:46 p-m., and 6:80 p.ra.-8 the problem of keephw the reg- Mahogonny's characters are 111 of Suspected graduate of Manoheeter High I j t l («pllMlss»tW» Opening lead—^Klng of Clubs. 1 Z> 1 A Pm* p.m.: others, 8 p,m.-4 p.m., and Vlsi- subsortbers happy. I know all prostitutes and pimps, con School and received a B.A. ISSMtSlMd West opened the klilg of chibs, 3 0 ‘I A AllPau 8:88 p.m.-8 p.m. a number of local people usually men and bootleggers, crooks of Food Poisoning from the University of Connect­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a and South played dummy’s’ ace A ge U m lts: 16 In m aternity. Wait the Met when In New Tork every description. (This is the icut In 1966.' She Is now employ- without a moment’s though^. blind us to South's bhmder. De- 18 In other areas, no limit in open tlnmday and Mday nlihtn till 8i68 '2 . and now can’t do so; consequent­ Impression-Oermana had of the NEJW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) ^d at Ckxmectlcut (Jeneral Ufe Bast ruffed with the ten of self-service. ly, I have a suneation. —^About 160 students at Central insurance Co. In the Group .. .. a clarer should play a low club U.8. In the 20's when A1 Capone spades, and * from dummy at the first trlek. Last Wednesday night “Auf- was ruling Chicago and other Cmmecticut State College were Training Division. Ume to regret his haste while continues with The administration reminds stler und Fall der Stadt Maho- given treatment for possible food places, and .Ruth Snyder and Bast chose a return lead. clubs South should continue visitors that with construotiun goiinny” opened at the An­ the Han-MUls case were front poisoning Sunday night and ear­ under way, parking space is derson Theater on lower Second ly today. Sixteen were taken to Hehron It was dangerous for East pj^y fp^m the dummy, page news in all the papers as to return either red suit since Declarer can ruff the fourth ihnlted. Visitors are askad to. Avenue, opposite Fillmore Etest. wen as on the radio.) New Britain General Hospital bear with the liospltal while the If you happen to be a rock de­ for further -treatment. South might have the queen, after refusing the first The Sin City attracts Jenny, East would be safe If he led a tricks. South then draws parking problem exlats, * votee and know this stronghold a whore, and Jimmy Mahoney College authorities said sam­ i Nine Items Are on Agenda _ of contemporary •muslq. suit In which his partner hod and gets the dummy to (all the way from Alaska) who ples of oil the food served from the queen or In which South had ,y,<,ard his losing hsart on the "ihe lengthy title means, "The are the lovers of the production, Friday through Sunday were re­ ADMITTED SATURDAY: Rise and Fall For Town Meeting Thursday the singlefon queen. East’s best gaiefully preserved ace of Mrs. Arltne Bernard, 12 Moore of the City of soprano and tenor, naturally. frigerated tor tests by city and chance was to pick a suit and Mahogonny,” psuaUy knovm j„ Mahogonny is state health authorities. It was St.; Frank J. Brasky, 704 Cen­ meeting has been mental specials, Shorus or back- then lead the king of that suit. Daily Questloa simply as "Mahogonny," and It j^at no desire should be sup- believed the general source of A town ui.>c,^.b ______- ntt.nd ter St.; Mrs. Cyprlanna Butler, Picks Up Queen Partner opena with oae heart. U by Kurt Well! and Berthold pressed, and the only sin Is that Stale Sen. Bdwart L. ] the contamination was the main caUed for this Thursday evming * 8® evening’s -oh—r-nirehearsal Stafford Springs; Mrs. Made­ Bredit. They wrote the so-called be,ng broke. Jimmy finally cafeteria at the coUege, but at 8 In the Hebron Elementary evening s After much thought along and Bie next player passes. Ten line F. Clancy, Bast Hartford; UiB East Hamptoo High 'these lines East returned the hold) Spades, 8; Hearts, Q-6-6; "Three-Penny Opera” wdilch ran broke and can’t pay for pearance will be at 8 p.m.. In acme students who were affect- School. Mrs. E’rances J. Keune, 42 Har­ for about six years, off-Broad- .ujree bottles of whiskey and a Highland Pai* School on Porter ^ a«inda lists nine Items School 1:30- Rehearsals will wng of diamonds. This picked Diamonds, 16-8-4-8; Oubs, K-Q- riet Dr., Vernon; Raymond M. way, as produced by Carmen cmtaln-rod, so he is sentenced gt. His last appearance In Man- up South's queen evenings. dummy’s ace. Declarer drew what do you sayT Laurla, East Hartford and Jef­ O^Mlbo who is likewise the pro- ^ yje electric chair. The sen- Chester was on Oct. 36, at the About 75100 students were residente, and any elector or frey H. Arnold, Glastonbury. ducer for this opera. tence is executed as annminced. Democrats’ Annual Harvest Mrs. J. Germaine Bodlne of toe missing trump with dum- Answer: Bid two clubs, plan- bedded dewn for the night at citlxen qualified to vote in town Amston will be toe pianist for my's queen, ruffed a diamond, ning to show the heart support ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ■ ‘"Three-Penny Opera” contain- yhe result Is a big protest dem- Dance. the college infirmary emd In is eligible to vote on these mat- Stanton M. Andrewrs, Stafford ed "Mackey Messer" vMch be- onstration. Protest against the Maicus, 43, is an attorney. He toe show. led a heart to toe ace and toeh at your next turn. This method emergency treatment centers ters. Voter Session led dummy’s other heart. of responding shows a hand Springs; Mrs. Katherine A. came a hit in the U.S. as "Mack execution, protest againri the jj serving his sixth, consecutive established in some dormitories Residents will be asked to vote Bamum, 114 Park St.; Karen ^ Knife." “Mahogonny" hig^ cost of Uvlng, and protest the State Senate. A The Board of Admissions of shrewdly played low, that la too strong for an Imme- at the college, whkdi has 6,000 to change the memberahip of the Electors will be In session in allowing West to win with the dlate raise to two hearts but A. Bolsseau, 280 Strong Rd., should make equal history with over anything else that’s handy, Brooklyn, N. Y. native, he is a fulltime students. Board of Admissions of Electors South Windsor; Sidney Carter, Scouts Display Flags at Rededication Ceremony a swig translated as "Moon Of m the manner of today's student graduate of Yale University and the Town Office Building to- queen of hearts. West then took not strmig enough for a jump The students, complaining of to be the Towh Clerk and the morrow evening from 6 to 8 to ms two club tricks, defeating to three hearts, 54 Campfleld Rd.; Mrs. Fran­ ^abom a," or "Moon Over denionstrations. the Yale Law School. He is a coUege doctors and infirmary Registrar of Voters, under the ces W. (jolby, 637 Foster St., Flags of the 27 nations where girl scouting may be found were completely planned by the scouts. The observance is held annual­ Alabama.” (It’s already been re- tjjc riot culminates In a fire former New Haven alderman, administer toe electors oath to ti,e contract. Copyright 1879 In a steady stream during the provUions of Section 9-16a of the those who are qualified. East's fine defense shouldn’t General Features Osrp. Wapping; linda A. Cormier, displayed yesterday afternoon during a rededication ceremony ly to commemorate the founder of girl scouting, Juliette Low. mrded by The Doors, Incidental- and the whole City of Mahogon- ijbe Democratic town commit- night The last of the violenUy (Connecticut (3eneral Statutes as Over $125 was collected yesterday for the Juliette Low Friend­ *y-) ny bums up to close the rixw. Is giving equal time to all Naturalization papers proving ------—------Bast Hartford; Diana L. (Cun­ by the Girl Scouts of the Manchester -Bolton Community Asso­ ’Mahogonny” Is really less The work was banned under declared candidates for the lU students arrived about 6 a.m. amended. At present, the select- citizenship should be presented ningham, Enfield; Mrs. Stella ciation at a Girl Scout Sunday observance at Buckley School to ship Fund with a wish for worldwide scouting. Proceeds enable b irH id o y than opera anym ore than mu- HlUer and was resurrected in ,enatorlal nomlnaUon. The Rev. About 25 students assisted two men serve on the board. by naturalized citizens. S. Dennerley, Stafford Springs; celebrate the 58th anniversary of scouting. About 500 Girl Girl Scouts to take part in world scouting awards. (Herald steal comedy. Thus, It falls Into the 60’s when it became quite joge^* Duffejr of Hartford spoke college < * °c^ ^ residente wlU he M k ^ School Menu Dyan Cannon^s Career FYank Deptula, 21 Durant St.; Scouts, their leaders and parents attended the event which was photo by Pinto) an undefinaUe area, along with popular In Germany. Over there month Stamford bust- employes, and fouM mattresses to adopt an ordinance providing The menu for toe week at the Mrs. Sophie K. Deptula, 144 as Ponnr anS^Bess. have two theaters t**® SUte Basic Building elementary schools will be: Regan Rd., Rockville; Russell centers in the dormltoriea. The ciode be adopted as the building Monday, American chop suey, Boosted by Oscar Aura FYank Bemat, Stafford Springs; boys who will be eight years of Brecht became a practicing in toe larger clUea, one of which next Monday, at E. Emilia, East Hartford; Rob­ age by June 1 to 16 years of In Connecticut Communist In tatier years and plays serious operas, operas and—■* tho ^e Is giving i ■ t ■ 8 p.m. « »*hen to New Britain code of the town as provided In green beans, fresh pears and Mrs. Rosalie E. Andre, 64 Manor Great Eclipse By BOB THOMAS years, tt Is now In toe final ert Ferguson, 40 Brent Dr., Lane, Wapping: Ansel Arnold, age are eligible for the town now fives behind toe Iron Cur- other being dedicatedM^ted to what ^ X y e v ’s R e S a i ^ t U S. ®rsl Hospital were suffer!^ Section 19-396 of the General cookies; Tuesday, orange Associated Press Writer year, at 81.000 per month. Vernon; Todd L. Fisher, Stoney soper,’’ a term g Thomas Duffey will speak from dehydration as a result of sututes of the state as juice, grinders, garden salad, East Hartford; William C. baseball program. They should tain. Thus, toe official view- ii called "Volksoper,” a term Thomas Duffey will speak Miss Cannon’s next movie Is Rd., Bolton; .Mrs. Velma A. Bowes Jr., East Hartford; Mrs. A Letdown register on this date so toe Judge Says Redistricting This week the Girl Scoute^lebrate their 58th point of toe work is toat tt la a that can Include anything from narch 18 at 8 p.m., at a town the Infection, amended. peach tart: Wednesday, baked HOLLYWOOD (AP) — la this “Doctors’ Wives" for Mike Gagne, Slocum Rd., Hebron; The Building Code Committee, ham and applesauce, mashed something new In acting con­ Msuy J. Cameron, Rt. 66, pre-seas«p program can get un­ birthday. We at D&L are proud to be part of caricature of a feeithy kepltal- Offenbach’s "Oritoeus’’ to committee meeting In the Mu- Frankovkh, the producer who Christine A. Hogan, 166 Scantic Oolumbia; Mrs. Gloria A. Col­ der way In April. The pre-sea­ Istlc society. "aiowboat." Thus, tt Is not h arl ,jidpai Building Hearing Room. appointed test year by the town potato, shoe string carrots, jel- tracts—the Oscar clause? oast her in "Bob etc.’’ Her role? Meadow Rd., South Windsor; For Many May Result in ^Imbalance’ the ever-growing Gity Scout movement which State Road Builders, lo with marshamallow; Thurs­ lins, 164 Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; son program will consist of Actually, tt was written in toe to find a place to mount an opus ______to tboroug^y research the State Dyan Cannon’s ntract for "A nymphomaniac,’’ she ex­ Mrs. Sybella R. LarUn, 12 Lilley . (Continued from Page One) has so much g o ^ imluence over more than 8 30’a while Weill and Brecht Laborers in Agreement Basic Building Code, recom­ day, homemade chicken noodle Richard A. Franzosa, 181 Sum­ baseball fundamentals conduct­ By DON HEIKLE ality in order to pay lip service like The City of Mahogonny. m » v» •> MGM’s ‘"rhe Traveling Elxecu- plained. "I’m married to a doc­ St.; Richard S. Mosher, mit St.; Edward J. Hastillo, million girls in the U.S. All Girl Scouts visiting were still In Germany and had Here tt is romething else again. *Pray fo r » riewD PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — mended the adoption of the code soup, tuna salad or ham salad Uemer" called for a bonus pay- North American continent put ed by the coaches and manag­ Associated Press Writer to some abstract principle like D&L this week^ill receive a free “birthday gift" tor who makes love only on Somers; Barbara A. Nlcol, 680 RFD 3, Rockville; Elno W. , ers. never been risewhere. Their I don’t know how It’s going to _____r o m E (AP),__. — Pope Paul VI A three-year contract agree- as written. sandwich, potato chips, fruit ment If she would win an Acade- Wednesday. That’a not enoiQji.’’ Griffin Rd., Wapping; Chester Huhtala, Hartford; Mrs. Loretta together the most comprehen- ‘one man-one vote’.’’ . . . come getxyoure! knowledge .of the United States make out. It has always played Roman Catholics Sunday has been reached between The code would not only deal cup: Friday. South Sea mini- There is still a need for coemh- HARTF1ROD, (jonn. (AP) Raymond Cemnon of the State my Award. Ah, the new morality in mov- A. Pansullo, 888 Center St.; M. Undstrom, 102 (Charter Oak ^ve and Integrated study of a es and managers. There will was about as vague as most for a "run” and not as a part ^ "pray for priests, for their Connecticut Road Builders with new construction but also fish, tartar sauce, Down East Unfortunately,______the ____ new legal ^er last movie toe ended Mrs. Elvelyn B. Plccarello, Rab­ St.; Harry S. Maldment, 18 solar eclipsew^.. — ...... in history...... Remapping (jonnectlcut’s six Attorney General’s office argued Americans’ knowledge of Gei^ of a repertory season. If It ,^otlty_ faithfulness and total Association and the Connecticut concern itself with remodeling tri-taters, out West com, north- won’t be tried out. Miss up in the same bed ivlth ElUotA bit Trail, (Coventry; Mrs. Loret­ Scarbortgigh Rd.; Mrs. Sadie They used nearly 70 rockets ® meeting for any Interested gQjja^sslonal districts right now that the Bridgeport Residents Manchester msny at that time. It had a catches on in New York, we exclusive dedication to your uiatrict Council of Laborers In- and additions. In order to build ero states applesauce. Cannon did Indeed get nomliutt- ■ ------men-- in “•* the near future. represented by Ganim have no Gould also nominated for a aup- ta V. Powell, 76 Lenox______St.; Mrs. Mae Noren. 38 WUUams St.; and seven earth satellites, took Correction on the basis of 1960 census fig- , .vi ^ • premlere In an early, small ver- may see something timt mirpas- •• tematlonal of North America, or alter, an apidlcation would ™ w ed tor a supporting actress Os- porting Oscar, Natalie Wood Gloria Ray, 50 Patricia Dr., Edward O’Donnell, 83 Edmund readings \rtth spectrographs, In- ures might make for dlstrlcte -• ght o complin at this date & Parkade Sion at Baden-Baden In 1927 but- es the run of "Three-Penny sources said toat al- T^e agreement gives some 34.- have to be fUed and a certlflcate Manchester Evening Herald car because of her performance Robert Culp, Vernon. St. frared ■ “ " detectors - and other in- Eugene Gogllardone removed more Imbalanced than those fappealed tt r ^ y only b^am e k ^ at Opera” ^ c h roUed up over menUon It to- ooo Connecticut workers hourly Issued by a buUtong inspector Hebron c o r r e ^ ^ e n t Anne in "Bob A Cared A Ted A Al- Despite the r a ^ rdes aha is Also, Mrs. William Zukowski struments and observed from name from the RepubUcan drawn in 1964, a federal judge ‘“e 1964 redistricting years ago foe STOMSOF fASHlO**" Ite Leipsig proto^on In 1 ^ , 2.W pertorman«a. . . . rectly. tt was intended as an ap- increases of more than 83. a to be hired by the town. -Emt, * tel. 338-3971. Also, Mrs. Anna S. Rose, 11 and daughter. Hodge Rd., ^ r l - aircraft and ground facilities as 21^ not de- Ganim and Blumenfeld agreed ice,” and she might very well pitying, Dyan betrayed a bit of Lockwood St.; Thomas M. suggested today. when ft w ^ produced In the The ^ is nto c ^ p r l ^ of \ y „ to obey his official said Saturday. If the building code Is adopt­ win on April 7. But toe had to victorlanism: «ie won’t bare. borough; Mrs. Thomas Young the moon blacked out the sun. feated as reported FYlday. Mor- that this point was the crux ^ Silste^eon^esOyceUbacy. Ryan, Wllllmantlc; John E. Ba- "It will be a long time before rls Sllversteln was elected to U.S. District Judge M. Joseph the present case. ed Thursday evening, tt will paas up “The Traveling Elxecu- "I don’t want to play a nude and son, 14 Lawton Rd.; Mrs. BlumenfOld was commenting on The first performance was a sings toe lead, and she was then be necessary to vote on the tioner.” donls, 482 Graham Rd., Wap­ we can answer the questions we the Republican Town Commit- Ganim said that under f^eral scandal; flstfigtite broke out, very big in 1967’s "Apide Tree.” Priest Resumes scenes" she said. "I think toe James Sarles and son, Storrs; a suit seeking to accomplish re- adoption of an ordinance au­ ping; Mrs. Virginia L. Sapienza, Mrs. William Russell and son, asked, but toe information is tee, not Maurice Sllversteln. regulations laid do'wn in 1966, toe police had to be called, and Mort Shuman-Is the Jimmy, “I really wanted to do the pic­ human body Is a very beaittlful 136 Walker St.; Mrs. Clara districting before the November Complete Homo T olland thorizing the first selectman, Public Lectures ture; after all, I was the e” rile remarked. Harry W in sto n , a N«w aor, was granted a temporary cuted by Brazil’s underground 'US' now on (he basis of 1960 teacher Find Pedersen and high at HUlstop Dr. and saw a car The public is invited. , Smethurst, 16 Palmer Dr., South roads. "Don't ask me why—I don't York jeweler, donated the permit to hoM a products show Drug Exhibit death squad. figures, which he said have "Ut- Call 649-2373 school Principal Richard Oteon. driven by Ronald G. Baker, 34, Also to be considered is a Windsor; Peter J. Prlskwaldo at 161 Nevers Rfl. between April Three of the victims were tie relation to reality." The Army Halts know. But all of a sudden I tabulouB Hope DiasnoiMl to Jr., 112 Bissell St.; Mrs. Elisa­ The telescope will also be used of Tolland approaching, provision that the annual bud­ 22 and 26. A large crowd turned put strangled with nylon cords, offi- The judge asked whetoer any 649-1516 to photograph the moon and Acconftng to the state police, started getting scripts from' lots the Smithsonian liwtttuUan beth B. Reynolds, 70 Diane D r.; get meeting to levy the general Ski Patches of producers." in Washington, DX!., to 1966. A request by the Central Sign last week for a drug program cers said. court should "blind itself to re- stars in coordination w tt^sci- Miller misjudged the speed ot property tax be held on the sec- Mrs. Mary J. Karkevlch, Elling­ Co., Inc., of Berlin, to allow a at the elementary school spon PoUce reported they received ence courses at the schopL the Baker car and drove west Her selection as best ton; Mrs. Margaret D. Parry, Indian Uprising * A. Kamerer, 19 Valerio Dr., was permitted to erect an extra by the Education Committee of all nine killings. Included FREE! Extra Arm Covers clubbed by military police in a plalned. "Ft. Lawton is a satel- P «ion as the result of an accident ANA>ftX>6MIAS$yHLM * Rockville; Barbara J. Jacobs, tivational program. We supply all types of pens and imprinted And finally, voters will be wa* Wed as a device to keep sign on its building at 648 Sul- the Junior Women. Mrs. GU The death squad Is believed to writing instruments to commercial, industrial and institutiontf cell at the Ft. iMWton stockade Ute base of Ft. Lewis.’’ The Toltond Sing Out A m ^ „„ ^ 74 Saturday. to Match Your Upholstery .. . asked to authorise the Board skiers who are either not town KAmARlN6 South St., North Coventry; 11 van Ave. Under town ordi­ Bolsoneau is the chairman of the be made up of off-duty police­ computerized accounts. You can start part or full time from here. Mtes Fonda and the othere Jm*prortdrcntertalmnent ^ Education to apply for and residents or ncm-taxpayers off TONTTB * Esther J. Hollister, Rt. 4, Box committee. ^ men who feel they are hand­ your present address end set your own hours. An investment of Mias Fonda and 13 other per­ and CHOOL6 H6PBURN nance, only one sign is allow­ taken into custody at Ft. LewU party, tlon but did not receive metocal accept loans and ^ t e from the slopes. iMAKIINPOU ;,28; Mm. Mary K. Holcomb, ed, but the board felt |hat the Pamphlets/ were available cuffed by BrazH’s system of jur­ $1187.00 to $3397.00 for supplies is required. No inventory re­ sons were seized by MPs at Ft. ___ I_,____at uie party. attentionattention, annnivllnoraccwdlng to stateatata .. ^...... __: T _ TUE8 . quirement. Age is not a factor and no special skills are required, SOFA or 2 CHAIRS were held briefly. After her re­ The ToUand Juniors Fine toe state for the Gilead Hill About 3,400 patches were ' Hartford. store’s comer location permit­ from the ' Alcohol and Drug isprudence and therefore take Lewis, about 35 miles south of police. but you need ability to work without supervision and a desire Add years ot beauty and lease she visited the Tacoma Arte and Home Life Commit­ School addition. distributed to townspeoide, tax- LOOKING GLASS WAR ; Al»o. Scott L. Hartley, 89 the law Into their own hands, here, after a larger group was Shelter House, a coffee hous-i Trooper James Johnston ot ted the variance. Dependents Division of the Con­ for your own independent business. If you ere sincere and meet comfort to your preaent u|>- tee will meet Thursday at 8 at Mnslcal Director .. payers, and Manchester Ski Oiristcqpher Jones * Downey Dr.; Mrs. Cynthia A. executing their victims in night unsucceaeful in efforts to occupy for soldiers. the Stafford Troop said that Harrison, 124 Branford St.; Mrs. Peter Morris, of 210 Pine Tree necticut State Department of these qualifications please write and include your telephone num­ hotetered Furniture by avail­ the home of Mrs. Andrew Win- Marjorie Porter of WaU St. (Hub members, Slebold said, THE DESPERADOS 1H6U0N IN WINTER I Mental Health. vigilante raids. a section of 1,100-acre Ft. Law- Her attorney, Mark Lene, of Goetz was driving east an an * Wanna Chishlng, 498 Summit Lane, was granted permission ber for more details by return mail to: D g p t, ing youiBeU ot this great ot­ ans, Kozley Rd. has been named director for the They were used for about eight Vince Eldwards « AVCOEMBAaYHMnrANAVUION*li COLOR to operate a business in a non- The Junior Women hope to The squeid has been blamed ter from our Ouatom Reup- ton, part of which is scheduled New York, said Miss FVmda excessive rate of speed, and ^ St.: Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney, 68 OiOaOi WATSON Dirtclor Aliocidit Rtlolioni L)} i ■ Dr.; Frederick'^. Clay Jr;, of a new building, whichever oc­ Wednesday at 1:80 at the Com­ JDeoocatior Oolon. and All Nmt their second attempt to enter ______describing her experience as a Moftit property, knocking down prepared by Mrs. Porter and curs first. munity HaU. Selectmen wlU be news conference after the dem' SECRET East Hartford; ’^o t h y Booth- WE s p e g ia u z e i n custom m a d e BT. IsL'Wton. The group, which onstrations and charged MPs at visitor to the Deborah Orphans ^ well bouse and continuing to will be presented at East Hamp- IH[AIR[ LAST ,royd. 24 Fairfield St.; (3ralg S. The board granted permloalon th®*"® and a director tor the ealled ttsell the "United Amert* Ft. Lawton had bi^etten at least Home In Puerto Rloo. T ^ *^® Moffit house, ton High School cm May 1 and 3. OF SANTA Bloking, 380 W. (jenter St.; Mrs. to Podunk Mill Enterprises, Inc., Senior (Utiseiu will be chosen, FABRICS and CLEAR "VINYL SLIPCOVERS con Indian Et. Lawton Occi^ia* eight nien in the fort’s stockade. 1®* worship wlU be directed coming to a stop against a traa. Local residents Interested in Christine A. BenUey. 122C to convert from a club to a res- Plans tor the Washington trip tional Shree," climbed over Sid Mills Of Yakima, Wash., by the Pilgrim Fellowship. (3oets was selieduled for Sp- singing, dancing and Instru* VITTORIA Sycamore Lane; Ciurtle L. Bas- taurant. The conversion is at also be discussed, Phone 643-4159 for Keith's fences, and scaled a high bluff spokesmen for the Indiana, said BoOettn Beard pearanoe In Rockville (Circuit _ - AND kervlUe, 61 School St. variance with town soning be- Baseball Baglstratlon ^ FREE H O M E SERVICE! and set up a teepee. he and seven other men were "nie Ettoulous Magicians pro- Court 13 on March 81. Unable VIRHA. HAROy' 8ER0K> Also, Mrs. Suaan P. Yellen cause the building’s location at Final baseball registration The Indiana, some carrying beaten when they refused to be fesslonal basketball team will to poet a fSOO bond, be was USl KRUOER'FRAN(311 . and dliughter, Stafford Springs; 969 EUIlngton Rd. Is a reslden- be Tuesday from 6:80 to 8 We sterilize az)d repad, seats axo rebuilt, spring* are nittod, sleeping bags and food, read a s!EsnirawiiHa tial area. at the Ctommuntty Hall. All new webbing used. Loose Jolnta are reglued, spring cuto- released from their cells after, oppose the Tolland teachers to- taken to the HartfiM Oorreo- Mrs. Robert G. White and eon, ions are re^aoed, seams and welting are hand sawn and prodamatlon demanding that MUls related, an MP said be night at 7:80 in the high school tional Center to await court 16 Park West Dr., Rockville: frames are completely poUehed. an "Indten university," and cul­ had a "personal grudge" to set­ gym. presentation. BURNSIDE ICm. Robert Shaw and eon, 1 tural center be developed cn the tle wlto Mills and would bold Tbe Tolland Boys League wiU Allan Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Gory fort. him longer then the others. meet tonight at 7 at the Uhltod Manchester Evening Pellegrini and daughter, Wind­ HftOHEReUSSGO. OF MANGHEfiTEB Have You Tried Keith’s "One-Stop ShopplngT" Addressed to “the great 'white Mills, who hod a black eye, Congregational Church. Telhmd sor; Urn. Richard MWJusker and CHICKEN, SEAFOOD, RIBS a\ We’U Come To Your a All Pure bases Inapectod ^ father tuxl all hla people," the said he was beaten by several The United Congregational Qnatrale, tel. ns-inii. - aon; Old Stafford Rd., ’PoUand; Home To Advise You! Before Dellvery't ' prochunation said: "In the MPs, Including one who used a Church Business Committee Mrs. (Jyrll R. Hudock and eon, 54 McKEE, STREET • Use Our New Revolving e We Have Tenaa Ta Irish ro/ers in 148 Terrace Dr., RockvlUe; Mrs. name of all Indiana, we reclaim nlghbstick. Other Indiana eaid will meet tonight at 8 at ths Now Is the time to bring hi your soveens to he repnlnd. Credit Plan! ,-Please Everyone! this land for all todtan tribes.’’ MPs took their film and tape-re­ church. Micbael Blow and son, (Jarolyn Storm window' gloM replsoed. Ool, Stuart Palos, Ft. Lawton cordings. The Cemetery Committee Dr., Hebron. ___ commander, said Miss Fonda's Paloe said be was ’’stunned’’ will meet tonight at 7 :S0 in the ! DISCSIAROED -y e s t e r d a y : AUTO GLASS INSTAUED - lawyer was given a "letter of at the allegatians, bill would Town Hall. ' Sebastian Zraunig, 67 Milford expubtion’’ banning her from "check into tt immediately.*’ The Board of Finance will £ttntiit0 ijrralii wHhtpedalguMt 1 Rd.: Elizabeth B. Tyrrell, Crom- OUSS FURNITURE TOPS 6 4 6 ^ 2 1 1 8 § iv H h f tiw post otter she tocolonel said. "I 'wasn’t In the' held tommtow night at 7:80 at O()0D nCXBTR ALL PM Cni FREE MAIN ST. PAEKINa Illegal entry. At the main gate. I Coventry; Mrs. Doris W. Ryan, oeUa ah the time, of couree, and the parsanage. Prtoae (InoL tax): Oroh. c r l s t Bal. | 8.n , 8.00 I Broad Brook; Mrs. Vita W. WINDOW and PUTE GLASS FREE DELIVERY • FREE DELIVERY or In our own lot nozt to stare . . , - ether members of the groiqj it is possible something could The Board of RecraaUon will and BaL 18.00, 4.00 ------Hartford 840-480T I Kalssko, 6T8 Oongrese ^ .; Mrs. Tub Enclosure from $30 to |4S phis instaDatton sang and beat drums wbhe Rie have happened—but I doubt tt." wnaor a ’’aHmnaatica” pto-j aeefeeeeeeeeeeee Edith Morrison, 178 lH>nioe St.; I t

: 3 ; .J. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 PAGE FIVE M A N C H E S T ^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., M O N D A Y , MARCH 9, 1970 PAGE FOUR Coventry Drug Program T A R G A X E I C A g n f ^ R a p s Set Tonight -Br CLA Y.R . P O IX A N - Democrats^ Republicans ARItS itipoverty The Manchester Board of Di­ K Your Daify ActlvUy Guido JK According fo fho Sfon. Programsx rectors will sponsor a public To develop mestofle for Tuesday, Anderson-Little Choose Town Committees meeting on "Drug Abuse Prob­ MM4-29.40 lems and Solutions” tonight at read words corresponding to numbers Republicanu and Democrata Fifty Republlcahs chose th< •J4M-7Z WASHINO’TON (AP) — Vloe 8 o’clock in Illing Junior High of your Zodloc birth sign In' caucuaes late last week following members for the new TAUKUS 61 TronquH President Spiro T. Agnew Mdd School. Cv AM. 20 31 V isit selected new town committees, committee: Leonard Benjamin 32 W ith 62 Chonges Saturday antipoverty programs The meeting and program m a 63 Needs which wlir Uke office next Donald Bishop, Frank Bisson t ^ V » 33 In coirflned strictly to timer city have been arranged by Deputy ^^5A57.^8.^9 34 Forward 64 Social month. The GOP slate of 45 Suzanne Brainard, Albert Bray. 35 The 65 First ghettos may be a "subtle form Mayor David Odegard, a mem­ ’l.r7-79.«l 66 Don't names was adopted by accla­ Barbara Carr, Herbert Couch, 36 Results of racism.” ber of the board’s subcommit­ 8IMINI 3^ Differences 67 Is / "ScirrAiuus. mation, but Democrats, with 41 John Czerwinskl, Robert Dane- 66 indicted Solutions cannot be found tee on drug abuse, with Antho­ 36 Of HOY. 22 F t h i s ^ names up for 40 seats, took their hy, Donald Davis, Paul Diehl, 39 Sleeping 6 9 ^ without direct access to Uie Job ny Pletrantonlo and William 20 40 To , Importont and housing opportunities of the choices to a paper ballot. Re­ Thomas Dolan, John Druge, 4) Keeping .1 Don’t t W E E K \ Diana, other subcommittee l^13-21-3(W7 72 M oke 44-<7-J3-ja^ suburbs, he suggested. publicans also approved minor Malcolm Erb, Dolly Fernald and ^52-59.a0-86 42 Is 4 9 ^ members. 43 M t ™ 73 Favors ” I am concerned that the res­ revisions to party rules, and ap­ Everett Frost. 44 Unexpected 74 Fovored t O N L Y l i EASTER Participating in the program CANCtR proved a recommended slate of 'Also, Gertrude Haven, Clara 75 Prosperity trictive ghetto solutions may in will be Dr. James O’Brien, JU N 121 lilotions Hladky, Alma Heckler, Bertron 76 Stir effect constitute a subtle form delegrates to upcoming^ state and clinical pharmacologist at' St. J U L t 22 .7 Opposition 77 M ove local conventions. Hunt, M argaret'Jaeobaon, John of racism,” he said in remarks Francis Hospital, Hartford; k > 1- 8- 944 46 Repoy 76 N o Klein, Mary Jo Koeck, Bdwdn 49 Dogs 79 Too prepared for the Nationai Alli­ At the Democratic caucus, at­ Capt. Wayne Bishop, chief of 80 Loved Lawton, Zaccarinh Leone, Wes­ 50 For ance of Businessmen. tended by 62, the nominating the Criminal Intelligence Divi­ 51 W ith 81 Q uickly ley Lewis,- Thomas McGrath, 82 Up "Allowing members of our committee presented a slate of sion of the Connecticut State 52 W ith Ramon Menzel, Norman Pear­ 53 Is 83 Sr^P minority groups to find posslliil- 39 names, all of which were Police; Ernest A. Shepherd, act­ tW L a u g . 54 Chonges 84 Todoy's f t l . I I voted In. Two names were sall, Frank Perrottl and Robert 85 Hoppy 4- 5-10-24^ itles for decent housing. Income, ing commissioner of the State 55 Others brought up from the floor, Potterton. 56 Lie 86 One 31-42-74 job and educational opportuni­ Department of Mental Health; 57 Are 87 Portr^ership ties only in a limited geographi­ SALE Lionel Jean and Marion Viscon­ Also, David Rappe, Eloise Ry­ nscis and John O’Connell, director of iGO 56 Forecast 88 Endeovors ti, with Mrs. Visconti losing a an, Matthew Sattaro, Joseph M 59 A 89 Decisions ftl. If cal area that is already, or is OF Daytop Inc. In Seymour, a re­ 60G reoter bid t6r a seat on the new com ­ Shanahan, Grace Sherman, Don­ MAS. 2 0 * ^ ! ^ destined to become, a minority habilitation center for drug ad­ » BE»T k SMITHm.*. W SfM. 22 mittee, since gnly the 40 top ald C. Smith, Alleen Stenberg, COMPLETE 0 3- 6-17-19^. enclave encourages segregated dicts. '^39-49-56 ^ A d v e rse Neutral Hugo Thomas, Walter ’Thorp, i n i o r a h i m »t h » 22-28-85-87 living and the ' development of votegetters could be selected. Charles F.J. Morse of the /fe.7642-90 Robert Upto.i, BYederlck White, l l M C t 1 9 1 4 naclal hostility.” ’The new Ulwn aommlttee Hartford Courant will moderate Jesse WilUama and Bruce Wil- Agnew plugged the black cap­ members and the votes they re­ the program. INSURANCE italism efforts of the Nixon ad­ Men's Suits! ceived as as follows: Donald ministration, saying the nation Averill, 62; Ruth Benoit, 62; GOP delegates to conventions Businessmen Adopt were chosen also with Benja­ has often fallen short of meeting Arthur Blondin, 60; Ann Bums, SERVICE ¥iimiimnip domestic goals because of a 68; Dorothy Cahill, 62; Frank min Hunt and ’Thorp slated for Pine Pharmacy preoccupation with governmen­ Ceasar, 60; Claire Connolly, 80; the State Convention In Hart­ Micawherish View ford. Thomas, Davis and White Cor. Center ft Adams tal solutions. Harold Crane, 68, and Richard will attend the Second Congres­ MOTHERS — For Sea­ be saying, "there will be an up­ ” We have relied .too much on OUR FINE ALL WOOL WORSTED SUITS O om le, 47. By JOHN CUNNIFF sional District convention in sonal Protection Give turn shortly thereafter.” In ef­ government’s abilities and too Also, Gerard Dubord, 60; Jo­ AP BuBtneas Analyst Willlmantic. Wilson, Druge and Your ChUd 2^TAB8 REAL fect, they are looking over the little France in 1963. casting Company (NBC). (See Story on Page 1.) (AP Photofax) man, he lived in constant expec- true, it would indicate that the called “Breath” and it lasts 30 S^^SUITS tatiem of an upturn in his for­ Nixon administration will not seconds. tunes. get aU the stability it sought The play, presented at Oxford Many inidustriallsts are ignor­ when it began efforts H months University’s playhouse Stmday ing the gloomy forecasts of the ago to rein in the economy. night as part of a tribute this economists and are looking for Big capital spending plana year’s winner of the Nobel prize that upturn. Many others feel in literature, consisted of a that business, at any rate, won’t mean continued upward pres­ baby’s amplified cry and turn down,. at least for their sure on Interest rates and prices, both of which the admin­ breathing, against the back­ 3 9 compemies. istration hopes to lower. And big ground of a pile of trash. Acting on their assumptions, profits would suggest little fur­ After the play, stage and these businessmen not only are Specially woven worsted fabrics... ther slowdown of business activ­ screen personalities Laurence planning big spending projects, Harvey, Slobhan McKenna, finely tailored. they are antlclpatingbtg profits. ity. ’True, consumption is being John Ireland, Patrick Magee • Traditional .Thutton styles ReUable surveys show this. slowed, but businessmen believe and Wolf Mankowitz scrawled The McGraw-Hill economics • Shaped 2-button styles the situation is temporary and on top of the trash pile and read department queried business­ aren’t about to be caught sitting excerpts from earlier Beckett • Fashionable double breasted styles men last month and foimd they on their hands while their com­ works, including “Waiting for expect a 6 per cent rise in petitors are grabbing cusomers Godot.” corporate eandngs in 1970 to a in off the streets. record total of $96.2 billion. In a ’There has been a shift of "slowed down” economy? spending from consumption to WANTED "This,” said Business Week investment as business prepares magazine, "is almost the exact for a boom ahead. Are business­ opposite of what Washington Clean, Late Modd men mlcwbers? has said will happen to profits.” In fact, the official forecast USED C A R S from Washington—that profits Party Girl’s Husband Top Prices Paid could be expected to fall 6.6 per For All Makes! cent from last year—has been Sues Her for Divorce criticized as too optimistic by LONDON (AP) — ’The hus­ CARTER CHEVROLET some economists. I Businessmen, however, ob­ band of Christine Keeler, the C O ., IN C. viously are not listening to the party girl whose affairs shook 1229 Main S t the Conservative government in economists, for disbelief in fore­ PKiom^49-5238 casts is revealed also by their 1963, is suing her for divorce. plans for capital spending pro­ James Levermore, 28, said he jects, which surveys show k^p v)as charging desertion. He and rising over last year’s totals. Miss Keeler, also 28, were mar- Government and private econ­ months later. ’They have a son, omists now foresee sizeable in­ months later. ’They have ason. creases in the amounts of mon­ Miss Keeler’s romancing with LOSEuPolOlBS War Minister Jqhn D. Profumo ey that Industry expects to IN AS FEW AS spend for improving plants and while carrying on a simulta­ equipment. 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MANCHESTER, COl^,, MONT)AY, if^ARipH 9, 1&70 ' PAGE SEVEN / ■ \ W'j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., .MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 PAOB SIX Maxine Cheshire 's JUmrlfPBtpr •oundor galna Inter on, It we etopped try- iiitr to move n mountain every day, and Washington Whirl let aome good things already In process CtnmIttQ i^ieralik s of himpenlng continue to happen at their By M AXINE OHESHIBB since you posed for Newsweek The Waehlngton Feet magazine." oSJ* n ia own ^ c e . J That would not be a very welcome WAMHNOTON — Scenic de- c b s news commentator Wai- suggestion to anybody who happens to signer Oliver Smith, a member jer Cronklte, leaving the Bans of the l>oard of trustees of the goucl, was pleased when the be tmder the mountain. But it ought not JBK Center for the Performing check girl mode a big fuas to be beyond the pale of consideration,, Aria, approached miulc dlrec- over him and ignored the two examination, debate, discussion, memo­ tor George London at a party other famous men who had in Now York recently. been his luncheon companlona. randum. When Moynlhan reached for >TION R A T n Smith was eager to talk xhe girl made a production In that unfortunate phrase of "benign about the opera which will be of telling Cronklte how she neglect" he ml^t, with better luck, staged at the center’s grand watched him every night, have come up with something about hot opening. never missed a broadcast, etc,, firin g and etc. vdilpplng one's horse every minute of a Smith, a close friend of Jack­ ie Onassli who gives her paint­ Then She added: long Journey, which would have been ing lessons in hto Brooklyn " I ’m so sorry you’re re­ _ to H or not oOi^a closer to what he meant. Heights home, wanted to em­ tiring. . .’ ’ pnpor naa •bo m phasize to London that only ^ster^abrics^ She had somehow confused "•5Sb o o p o c - the world’s greatest productlOT chet Huntley, ill! rm m d. and the meet superlative tyent ___ euiy consolation to Cron- 11m Herald Printing QcSn: Ino., •>- Princeton Flunks Anti-Pollution would sufficeatei##lAA for the occi • II A.m « . ...____A a . aoniM no ftnencbl rasMW ” ■ kite, that happens to In MtVMtli^ While London sipped a drink Binkley all the time All of us really knew it would be too Blooming with Color mSter~tn' n e and listened attentively. Smith ______Maaehester Hvenbi Heraia.______good to be true, and that even if it rattled off the names of aome Like her husband, Joan Ken­ ■ntocribw to Loe Angriee Ttmes-Wasblng- were true for a little while it couldn't operas and operatic talent nedy has taken up painting. serrior^enrffltT. JB. A. Ben^, Inc. which might Uve up to his ex­ ■ Stitch up a wardrobe of fashions with . . . pSUshen Seprasenrattves^—. M ^evn. last. Sen. Eldward M. (Ted) Ken­ ghsimnn and C^en tng.. Bpeolal JUrasoy pectations. nedy had an unsuspected artls- ! our own fine woolens, cashmere, camel hair, — Ifew Torti, 'ChloegD. Petrott snd Boston. Down at Princeton University the oth­ A woman who had been chat a Z h tic talent when he took up the i bonded orlon knits, wear-dated acrilan — ma^ mt AUDIT BURHAU OF CUtCULA- er night, there was a beauUnil confer­ llOWg.______j guaranteed wash and waar, dacron poly­ ence on "Ecology and PoliUca in Ameri­ walked up the t L e wWle he waa in trac- ly advertising doelngboan restot the temptation to inter- ^ fractured spine auf- ester washable double knits Monday — i i>,m. sMday. ca’s Environmental Crisis.” Tuesday — 1 p.m. Batorday. fered In a plane crash. or . . . iUr Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. For tburaday — 1 p.m. n e a te . One of the speakers, 'who presented t NOW his wife has bought her such quality name brands as . . . For Friday — 1 p.m. WeAMsdv. Top Notch Signs Renewal Contract should produce a „wn oils and easel, For Saturday — i p.m. Thursdw. his personal dream of a great national only crowd th a t^ g h t ^ KLOPMAN laaslfled deadline — 5 p.m. day be- battle against poUuticm, was Secretary acting executive director of the Manchester Rede­ ~ . S p.m. Friday lor Signing contracts to close the deal this mom'ng told Sm . y y canvas last summer after Chap- :onday publication. velopment Agency. Construction of the proposed Triggieir, Whipped Creakn, Crepe Duetto, of the Interior Walter J. Hickel. on the 4.2-acre North End Shopping Center site have Mrs. r ’AiiBs to paqulddlck. She discovered that are executives from Top Notch Food, Iiic. of East 44,000 square foot retail building, at the south­ O n ^ is to Mk Maria Callaa to ^ Super Vln Prints end SolkJa Monday, March 9 He could hardly get himself heard west corner of Main and the new N. Main Sts., Hartford, developers and chief occupants. They are L o n U rw h o had just taken a from the beginning, her plc- Serrano by SKIRLE3Y for the continual disturbance created by should start this month, Lucas said, and open for Leonard lanzito, president, left, and George Lucas, . . X., j_i . tures — mostly landscapes — a band of Princetonians who wanted to business next fall. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) sip of his drtok, sputtered and CONCORD Moynlhan A t Bay secretary, right; With them is Mrs. Ruth Staum, sprayed Smith’s starchy, ruf- know what he was going to do about KebUe Caotii, Sailor <3oth One thing Daniel Patrick Moynlhan’s fled shirt-front. stopping the war in Vietnam. in touch with anyone for at least Smith, more outraged at confidential memorandum phrase about FABRICATOR on hour. President Is Enthusiastic remark than the choked llender Touch Prints and SoUds "benign neglect" was not The next day the president of Prince­ Rebels Free Keeping hds promise. Holly sponse it evoked, tossed IHI9FBB8I0NAL It was not part of any "calculated, ton, Robert F. Goheen, apologized to talked with the priests in the Re Foreign Aid Proposals opera cloak up over INDIAN HEAD church. At 6:37 a.m. ho ^oulder and marched indIg- ■ U 8 I N E 8 8 aggressive and systematic effort in A e Secretary Hickel and everybody else at­ U.S. Official ‘ Prints and Solids ca’i’oJ his wlte. and a few min­ TRAINING present national Adminlatiratlassist developing nations. O’Brien’s other major asset to given directions to remain In a may be able to make the ad­ of whoever leaked the confioenUal docu­ No Time To Make Waves nia State Assembly and their rooms and shower facilities at Gabriel Blgurla, a es-yeax-old airliner. . „ a torelgn-po y P J Overseas Private Invest- THE MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL AMERITEX more important: Robert Strauss, restricted area of the high school justment to a hearing world ment out to the press. That would be too aaslstants. the Verplanck swimming pool. “ banker and attorney. The rebels had orig^naU y^- to to e. . panel-head- ment Corporation to use U.S. IS SPONSORING A Sport Linen, Gobi, Canvas and Folywog Prints A news release from the OonnecUcut anvbitious, aggressive national pool. This ment more crowed gradually In a public day sdiool The theme, expounded by top Manchester Water Co. asks , Holly and Biguria were seized manded the release also of Jo e The ^ Peterson, private enterprise In behalf of bad, for it would be another unneeded Education Association announces a committeeman from Texas who conditions, and end to safe, un­ program. Suoh programs ha/ve party technicians w h o ' know Public Utilities Commission for one week after toe leftists kid- A. Sierra, but he was no J • nrpRldfent o f the Bank of international development. This BENROSE piece of death for the kind of honest de­ “ political action clinic for teachers" to now becomes party treasurer interrupted swimming of laps, been encouraged by the Con­ both the California and national a rate hike of about two cents ^napad Foreign Minister Alberto LECTURE SERIES Mionting Glory Prints be held at the Holiday Inn in Meriden. picture, was grim: Don’t count and chairman of a atUi-to-be- and absolutely no use of the div­ necticut Association for Hearing ------America— recommended a basic agency was created in bate about Issues this country has too a day. Fuentes Mohr. He was held 28 ON On the agmda are round table dtoous- on a single dime, a single cam­ named finance committee. ing board. Impaired Children and are now Mrs. Marie Hale is elected l^hours, .then released after toe DIAL little of. sions on such topics as "Pow er Struc­ paign sticker, a single doorbell At dinner in Paul Young’s Our group (paid recreation mandatory under the so-called ™id»ght r .“ss “S gt.ir'rvs-'’ Srddyakl . president of VFW Auxiliary. govenunent freed on impris- The Archeology of Israel Tuesday, March 10th Perhaps the first thing any of us ture," "How to Get Started” and "How ringer from the Democratic restaurant Tuesday night, Lou- members) looks forward to Mon­ Umbrella BUI whkdi requires G e ts B r it is h ‘ O s c a i^ C ^ I T ^ f o r economic d^y^lop- - A U.S. international Devel- to Make Waves.” isleuia's Brown and others were day evenings where we can re­ each town to provide for educa­ ; oned leftist student and turned LONDON (A P ) - American ^gnt^^broad. opment C o u ^ l to assure ^ e l - should do, seeking to decide what Moyni- party, because you won’t get it. SPRINGS him over t o the Mexican Em- actor p Dustin ^ g y ^ Hoiiman Hoffman anoand the ^agreed with the Peter- pg^ opme>n n ee^ The Meaning of Zionism Tuesday, March 17th If there to anything that the state or This year, Mr. Candidate, you lecstatlc about the prospects of A Thought for Today lax, participate in physical fit­ tion of physically handicapped Super Spring Kndght, Trernade, Stowe han’s phrase may or may not have nation does not need at this point, it to are on your own. the O'Brien-Strauss team. It ness, and develop athletic skills. children. bassy. „,ovle "Midnight Cowboy” have panere conclusion that the ®'^.7f‘fVT ^ aw'ta Sponsored by the Manchester ; The guerrillas who have been ^gggi^gd from the Society of ^ ^ jg ^ gt^^tgg j^g ^ profound in- Total U S. fo r e l^ aid Manchester High School meant, is to read it in context. more waves, n ie rfitp of state, that frag­ This frank revelation of the was, they burbled, reminiscent Furthermore, our program has Unfortunately although the WAMSUHA of the old Boston-AuaUn axis Council of Churches long been an established actlvlly. staging toe abductions call Television A i^ terest In cooperating with devel- 1^9 ^ 4 * bil- V ia Vero “ The time may have come,” Moynl­ ile vessel on which we are all passen­ doldrums for the Democratic legislation to on the books, there oi JFK and LBJ in 19M. Out­ We do not feel that the lifesav­ to a lot of Inertia to overcome "'.themsoives toe Fuerzas Arma- which are toe British gpjpg nations in efforts to Im- *6-6 WUlon I n c l u d ^ ^ . Room A7 — 7 to 9 P.M. — FREE gers, 1s having rough enough sailing as party in the nation’s most pop­ After 6 felbrites - Imported laces - crepes han was speculating in the course of of­ it to. What wo need, it seems to us, to ulous state mirrors the party’s landish though that optimism to, "E very man has a train of ing class, which I imderstand in order to get programs start­ das R abeldes-FA R or Rebel gquiygient of Hollywood’s Os- g thgjr conditions of life. »on related to M c ^ ty . many move . . . fering a series of thoughts up for the fewer waves if ship, passengers, and desperate condition nationally. it refiects a refreshing and un­ thought on which he rides when does not pay dues, should use ed. Some towns seem to be Armed Forces. ' The task force Usted no ape- accustomed state of mind for a he is alone. the pool during our time —Mon­ ,, HoUy, 40-year-old father of Astronaut Nell A. Armstrong clfic dollar amount but said the « »2.7 WU , plus . . . consideration of the President, "when crew are not to founder. Its corollary — the healthy and wUllng to “ Let George do it" party that has hit bottom. The dignity and nobility of hto’ days, 8:30-9:30 p.m. Any other five, was abducted by six armed named television star of downward dip of U.S. assistance as toe World a oompljete line of patterns, notfons, itrims One reason why the ship of state to rich condition of the Republican thinking maybe the problem ,,,^3 the issue of race could benefit from a life, as well as hto happiness, nonscheduled hour Is appropl- men Friday after his car was igeg and the pictures he and Ed- fpr development abroad should ^**J®^*^ all tfalB and more is yours at... having such a rough passage to that so party — to also reflected In Cal­ The first task for O’Brien- win go away. It won’t. The depend upon the direction in ate and fair. period, of ‘benign neglect.’ The subject many interests are bent on making ifornia. ' Strauss will be the executive large number of hearing im­ ^ blocked by two other automo- ^ n B. Aldrln Jr. showed from be reversed. ^ » „ n w h lle the White House The northern state head­ committee of Strauss’s new na­ which that train is going, the May I also request that our . bUes while he was en route tbg moon were designated the Economic development aid M c m , private paper has been too much talked about. The waves. There to enough unavoidable tur­ paired children caused by the quarters of the Democrats has tional finance committee. Even baggage it carries, and the program not be shortened but Rubella epidemic in 1964 to Just home from his office. best foreign television program. ,*ould be split from prolects for nas ^ g^ias- forum has been too much taken over to bulence in the political and economic sea extended to the end of May. The exactly two employes. The before their election ’Thursday, scenery through which it reaching school age. "Suddenly. two boys carrying Named best actress of 1969 at military and security-connected from • ^ pretty, professional girls wear without creating any unnecessary pri­ continuously increasing volumne Somersville hysterics, paraixrfds and boodlers on all party’s southern wing, has one telephone contacts wene made travela” In addition there are some , machine guns told me to get the awards ceremony Suntoy economic assistance, toe panel ^ ^ ^ m ,g q ^ % ^ ,,o g e m a s s e r t- vate maelstroms. of women who pay dues and woman and one secretary work­ with obvious prospects, includ­ Joseph Port Newton children In schools for the deed out," he told a news conference, night was Britain’s Maggie gaid. tne that current aid programs sides. We may need a period in which Instead of making waves, we submit participate with sincere and ing full time. But Republican ing Arthur Krim, former Presi­ Submitted by who would benefit by being in a “ - He was put In a small Euro- gmith, for “ The Prime of Miss "Confusing them in ® ^ misguided atrf self-de- Negro progress continues and racial that teachers end all other organised wholehearted enthusiasm re­ headquarters in Orange County dent Johnson's chief money Rev. Norman E. Swensen public school day program. Our , pean car, his eyeglasses re- jggn Brodle." and connect^ toem admlm ^en are misguioea segments of a precarious economy might spectfully request your consid­ We are so sure, M ill has 40 . full-time employes rhetoric fades. The Administration can man, and California’s Eugene Trinity Covenant Church daughter is one of these. With , moved and replaced with dark in addition to Hoffman’s istration. It ^ d e d , Manv of Kerry’s recommen- better study how to calm waves that al­ working on the 1870 state elec­ eration and effort. that we guaran- I l \ A I \ / w help bring this about by paying closer Wyman. The goal: A guar­ the help of God and the co­ , gaosaes. Cotton waa stuffed be- g^ard as best actor, his co-star f r ^ the ®N®®'^veM“ ' ’ ^gtions colndded with the Pe- ready exist, how to smooth out inequal­ tion, with the legislature elected anteed annual' Income around Sincerely, tee their comfort. ities and injustices, both social and eco­ operation of the Manchester . tween his eyes end the glasses jgn Volght was named most The pa«®l terson report. Korry suggested attention to such progress — as we are in November having power to $1,2M,000 to give the commit­ Current Quotes Judith ‘ N. Keeney .,*> he could not see. promising young actor ®nd toere shotod be more e ^ nomic, and how to secure the more ade­ Board of Eduoation, yre expect Salesrooms reshape Congressional districts tee an operating base. Editor’s Note: It ia our in­ doing — while seeking to avoid situations "W e commend the secretary to haye her home and in a pub­ . After a ride of about 10 min- there were awards to John aid appU ^ ^^ns*'flm nhasls on be a shared responsibility be- quate and equitable distribution of the according to the 1970 census. formation that, after, tonight, NOW FOUR OONNECnOUT LOCATIONS Beyond attempting to chisel for the broadly worded, wide- ■' utes, he was transferred to a Schleslnger, the film’s director.' al J” ®*******®^ n ^ a te en- tween toe United tales and the ijp which extremists of either race are world’s goods. That redlstrictlng could give Monday night schedules at the lic day school program next down personaj notes from party ranging complaint, but we can truck and he believed, taken out waldo Salt, its writer and Hugh self-help and use of private en ‘'^®®" • Norttawood Pbura, Lomrey PL, Newington given opportunities for martyrdom, Individuals and organizations who con­ the Republicans eight extra pool are to return to normal. yeex. fat cats, (perhaps one-quarter never overlook or forgftve hto Mr. and Mrs. into the coimtryside. Robertson, its editor. terprise. centrate cn making waves for.'thlflr own Congressional seats in the (oft Main SL, Opposite Town HoU) ^ heroics, histrionics or whatever. Great­ of the overall debt), O'Brien and , inexcusable inaction during the John C. Franzosa WhUe in captivity, he was private benefit are mischievous: They do 1972 election. The Necessary Adjustment Strauss 'won’t try now to re­ course of the campaign.” IKen- 181 Summit St. moved twice and at one point • Torringten Shopping er attention to Indians, Mexlcan-Ameri- In Washington, O’Brien faces To the Editor, a disservice to society. They are, to put duce the debt. They want Im­ neth J. and Joseph A. Yablon- Parfendo, Wins ted Rd., cans and Puerto Ricans would be use­ it bluntly, selftoh and short-sighted, the same threadbare situatlcn. One basic fact of life should was put on a horse. proved gelations wUh Demo­ skl, sons of murdered United At 'tlmea his captors con­ vdiether they represent a majority or a When a copy of a party propa­ be better understood by society On This Date Torringten ful. A tendency to ignore provocations crats on Capitol HIU, and that Mine Workers official Josef^ A. versed with him and removed minority, whether they speak for teach­ ganda sheet was requested the means no fund-raising compe­ Yablonaki, on a suit by Labor in general, end by the educa­ In 1461, the IteUiian navigator from groups such as the Black Panthers the dark glasses, -but without his • Maple SL, SomersvUla ers or longshoremen, racists, religion­ other day, the girl operating the tition for 1970 candidates. Secretary George P. Shultz to tional community in particular. for whom America to named, might also be useful." own glosses he was unable to ists, or any other special Interest. This Xerox machine had to say no. But despite the oppressive void the December UMW elec­ The fact to that hearing impair­ Amerigo Vespucci, weui bom in AT YOUR Just off Route IBO' get a good look at them. He no­ MoyiUhan, earlier in his memoran­ to not the time to make waves, but to She had run out of Xerox paper, debt and the festering splits be­ tion in which W. A. "Tony” ed persons must Uve in a hear­ Florence. SINGER CENTER Between Enfield A Soineft take in sail and stand by to man the and the National Committee ing society and will find ticed that they kept their faces dum, had documented various gains in tween North and South, New Boyle defeated their father for In 1822, (Jheu’les Graham of oars. — MERIDEN RECORD was too broke to' reorder. Politics and oid, liberal and the UMW presidency. it necessary to adjust to that so­ New York City received the maaked. NOW "They never let go of those • West Shore Poriende the racial front, claiming that "the Tliat’s Just one sign of what conservative, the O’Brlen- "Am erica is our enemy. We ciety since society will net ad­ first patent for artifUcal teeth, machine-guhs,’’ he added. W est Haven nineteen-sixties saw the great break­ O’Brien will find at the commit­ Rrauss team has already scored regard America as Israel and just to them.. It is not enough nounced he was running for a Whi+e tee with its massive debt, now one gain. It has brought a glim­ Israel as America.” — Dr. to teach the hearing impaired to seat In the Bllnoto legUlature. It Hdlly oald his captors talked Mocha through for the blacks.” Big Stories The Press Misses OOMINO SOONI estimated at 8B.3 million. Last mer of hope to a party that George Habaab, leader of the communicate only with each was hto first try for public of­ ' about the reasons for his abduc­ Black The civil rightb leaders and groups Not only does the press miss the big­ week the committee simply had lost h (^ . Popular Front for the Llbera- other in a world which r^ea fice, and he lost the eleotion. tion: U A interests in Guatema­ BOddletoWB' now Joined in answer tuid reproach to gest stories going on outside it offices, abolished one of the hopeful la, U.S. Involvement in Vietnam Wear Halos. And take comfort Bbopping experiments of the outgoing and the policies of the FAR. Moynlhan contend that "the gains that it to also rewriting and distorting Amer­ P la n ican htotory almost as badly as RusMa’s chairman. Sen. Fred Harris — After midnight Saturday, In the knowledge that your shoes look as the Youth Participation Council, minority groups have made in this coun­ Stalinists did their own nation’s past. more persons arrived where he good as they feel. Halos are fashion headed by freshman Rep. try were not won by benign neglect, but Who would know, watching or reading was being held, talked briefly David R. Obey of Wisconsin. R designed... skillfully crafted with our media, that America’s population with his captors, then took him by courageous and aggressive action.” died quietly. Fischetti boom ended in 1S«8? That WASPs com­ by truck Intp Guatemala City to deep foam linings and cushion crepe Nevertheless, Chairman As they see it, "what the black man lias prise wily 27 per cent of our population, a house where he was held tor O’Brien has Impressive political outersoles. Still feel wonderful after actually been suffering from in the last about three hours. Ih en he was and that 16 per cent oif America’s peo­ assets. Most important, he was 4^1 kAn to the Church of Divine hours of wear. year or so is malignant neglect.” ple are forelgn-bom or of foreign par­ drafted by a unanimous vote of entage? That the South to the most Providence and told not to get Is clear to all who wish to see," the executive committee rang­ populous region in the United States, ing from devotees of the New they continue, “ that millions of blacks X with M,000,000 peoi^e, more than one- PoUtics (Channing Phillips, the still live _ in houMng unfit for human quarter of our population, and that it is D. C. national committeeman) a region that to experletudng great eco­ habitaUon, that milUons of black chil­ to protectors of the old South nomic growth? That the dropout prob­ (Louisiana national connnlttee- dren still suffer the agony o t inferior lem to a myth (more persons complete man — and arch-enemy of Har­ schools, that uncounted numbers of high school and college than ever be­ ris — Marshall Brown). fore? That the Negro middle class is black children still go to bed hungry Moreover, O'Brien’s selecticn grrowlng fast, and that Negro enrollment came without any aid from Hu­ every night. It U stUl shockingly true in cMleges has shot up 80 per cent be­ bert H. Humphrey (who, oper­ that the unemployment rate among tween 1864 and 1668? That "crime in ating as titular leader two the streets" w as worse' 80 years ago and W hita only Macks to MUl twice as high as it to for weeks ago, couldn’t get that drug addiction In America was high­ O’Brien’s consent). That gives wtattoa." er in 1B14, when narcotics could be pur­ O’Brien an extraordlna^ free­ tb s e » are the two sidea of the rhetoric. chased openly in any drugstore, than it dom of action. to now? RANGi • • Ctatag we are reluctant to. Not only was Humphrey un­ & Sew I suppose we in education shouldn’t able to awing O’Brien by him­ \ SM zig-zag sewing machine in cabinet of your choice.______. M that Moyafbaa was bMog mallg- & grumble when most of today's press self, but he has now alienated I UFL OIL «r flHEt he waa ever denying or treat eduoation os a mere adjunct to the contenders he seemed to en­ g a s o lin e Ari(j the SINGER 1 to 36*cre(jit plan is designeej to fit ym r budget. isMhig eaawBaeaae et s f the tomdU ioi m their sports or crime sections. But we courage after O’Brien’s Initial definitely should take some form of in­ refusal: Joe Crangle, the Buf­ For address of the store nearest you. ^ | ^ Q SHOES M M Ba the s M MMMa taMtonr rehattal telligent, constructive action to separate falo leader backed by the lUv BANTLY OIL see white pages under SINGER COMPANY JS ( Hra totoha erato; Mayor Joe Doorley of SCk iim>r SMnw N « 11N O B R Me f It 861 MAIN ST news from real life for the American (l\ll’ \M . 1'^' MANCHESTER Me waa liMii^iig Mmartf m 9 m Sua(- pubHc, to tell the world bow millions P ro vid ei^ , the candidate pf the , u \ I \ -11; M 1 ^Hadwnsrk ol THE SINGER COMPANY South who wrecked hto Florida sf children sad young people are actual­ ■O 11-| .,i ' I ■■■. 866 MAIN ST., MANCm»TEIl-i6t7-l4*6 haaa ad toyMg ew aiaiee a eooi iiueUiMStnat ly feeing reared and taught in our time.-— vacation and drove up to Wash­ I *‘1170 Chicago Dally Newt 514 WINDSOR AVE., WIND80B—«Bt-167t led whSM ^ sBMd^ eiulfkw waa OCOftaE C. KEUiER, BPBCTAD AS- ington after receiving a caU Kn 1 V lilt' " • ' ' ■ ’ from Humphrey’s aide, WUUam I liftMbBirfl MMI glBTANT TO THE CHANCEIXOR, •TATE UNlVEKtllTY OF NEW YORK, Connell, that Humphrey wanted OMM 9m IN ADMA MATER JOURNAL OF THE him to campaign for the Job: ^ lA c T ia m M AMERICAN A U n o q QOUNCnt.. former Oov. Matthew Welsh of

/t. -yi' \ V \ V"\^ MANCHESTER EVE3NING HERALD, MANCHES^TJH, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 1970 PAG « NINE . \ SouthWindiior Gllllgan, Joseph Carino, Warren, C oventry MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 Bazlnskl and Futtner. ' PAGE EIGHT North Vietnam’s Army Seems Masonic Meeting French and U.S. policy in the Evergreen Lodge of Masons will hold a regular meeting to­ neral home tonight from 7 to rem o F i Middle Salt. Dodd and Ella Grosso € ^ P Names Council To Meet Tonight 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Arguments Congressman Thomas 3. ■Mos- night at 7:80 at me Main 9t. Police Log Well lyfotivated and Equipped lodge. The entered apprentice 7 to 9 p.m. kill of New Britain said he Obituar>' Get Top Party Applause G im m ittee degree will be conferred by On Sewer System Report would take the resolutions "to School Panel By DANIEL DE LVOB truly Vietnamese technique for I asked the interpreter if the Worshipful Master Carl G. Hen­ Mrs. Mabel C. Lutton Stall Start Of the right people In the admlnls- ARRESTS Aoooolatod Preoa Writer employing the missiles. Had we signs of homage ware for ool' A new town committee has ning. Refreshments will be The Town Council will hold a work, "The Crucifixion." Com­ ELLINGTON — Mrs.- Mabel (Continued from Page One) - ^ " ~ Del Greco Rites Alfred F. Frasure, 26, of tratiohy.; . . "If the old pattern is repeat- EDITOR’S NOTE: Amoolated not decided to do so, the Ameri­ dlers who had died on me front elected by local Republicans in served foWowlng the meeting. oepecial session tonight at 7 ;30 munion will be served by min­ C. Lutton, 77, of 61 Wlndemere Brown Trial Sets Meeting Congre'Ssman William L. St. darlo Is In the fine tradition oi ,, pgp^pgey said, "You will P reu statt member Daniel De cans could have destroyed them Hartford, formerly of 17 Wood­ in- South Vietnam. a session. to me high school auditorium to isters of both churohee. ‘ Set Wednesday Ave., widow of Thomas J. Lut­ land St., Vernon, charged on a Onge of P ^ a m told the assem- Senator Rlblcoff and Governor ideas brought out as Luce has Just returned from a all. "Many people died iMroic The Board of Education ^ ^ 1 biy that to d a ^ e will co-sponsor Dempsey...... Those re-elected were Harry' hear and discuss the details of 'The .Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ ton, died yesterday at Rock- BEL AIR, Md. (AP) AHanoi is about 100 less than offi­ Mrs. Janet Ferguson, Mrs. Admitted Friday: Ivan Stew­ in action March 2 while serving She has no immediate survi- . . and well equipped. It appears to Vietnamese conditions, as we art, West Main St., Rockville; for It, and tonight’s meetlnj? table as well. Donations of artl- ly young Negroes gathered out- Hartford, charged with breach ,_,inu,ino- tearhers- Carolvn ' year.' for half the money. cial American government esti­ Ernestine Friend, Howard E. could be a major take-off point cles for this event are always wim the 173rd Airborne Bri- vors. .... Qne------of the- signs they car-...... ©f.... peace:...... and Roland T>B. Em- teacher ht Connecticut stuiators, « there have been any doubts jpg gtate’s accomplish- have plenty of yopng (Manpower know them. We kept toe mls- Paul Jublnvlllo, Franklin Park mates of those "known or be­ AMS Speaker Fitts, Fenton P. Futtner, Al­ toward a public sewer system, welcome. F^de. Private funeral services will rigjj read: “ Stop persecuting the mett, 41, of 136 Bissell St., R ^ lh iie H^h SchMl- Joseph Thomas J. Dodd and Abraham that Bailey would continue as the sixties, "under —and wonaenpower—to accom- slles oh the move. They never lieved’’ captured to me Norm. E., Rockville; Mary Skewes, Rockville High School, JO pn . Rlbicoff. m ade remarks a»a«A Ahnirmnn thev w ere dlfl- _____*i» plish its tasks. had fixed locations, nor have phonse Garcia and Mrs. Jean cihestnut St., Manchester; Mary probably principally In the lake Variances Approved .. The funeral with full military be at the White-Gibson Funeral blacks. ' The group numbered charged with breach of peace, " n i l c u r ”” EdueaTirn remarks state chairman, they were dls- raUc leadership." Demp- All are believed to be airmen Robert H. Fenn. dean of fa- Those are me key military they now. They m Newbury, Park West Apts., Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Newman. Norman Nadeau of Brewster Knebel, 72 (rf 28 Hammo.nd St gr., 76, of Hartford, father of from demonstrations during the Hartford "®'^ Joseph Noyak, prln- agreement, he added, would Democrat, tarded, in public housing pro- forces are capable of a long, te- hut the captain learned to make Manchester High School for ’^®i;*.® Rockville; Mable Lutton, The Tuesday discussions are In Also, Richard Rothwell, Mrs. St., will be allowed to oonstnn* widow of Anthony I^ebel, died E. Griffin of Bolton. 1»«8 Democratic National Con- 8 ^ th ^hopHftinr l^ t cipal, will co n i^ t the tour, -beip „,ake negotiations possi- "Make n naciouB war effort. That Is melr tighter turns, to change weak- D e L u ce T o T e ll many years before he begem Wlndemere Ave., Rockville; the church vestry wim Mrs. Nel­ ’’Make no mistake about it.” STums for the e'^erly. in oppor- history, as mey repeat it to a Betty W. Saztoskl, Robert R. a building on Rt. 44A without Saturday at Rockville General ^^e Veterons vei^tlon. flrst moved or the ^4“b f ^ft^r a^ at » »>® ®®>^®‘'- ble." ness into strength, to gain me teemhing peirt-Ume at the col­ Roland Johndrow, Olive La., son Scarce as hostess. Wednes­ vlaitor. One mousand years of ___Sills, Robert Sklenar, E. Rus- adequate side .lines. The re­ superior position for firing hts H is V iew s O f lege to 1963. In 1964 Fenn left Vernon; Sandra Flucklger, day evenings, the discussions h« A Hospital In Newington. state to disclose if it had ever TreM urr City th T '^ k a d T Junior Women other Connecticut congress- inV-*-'^ for tha°t * o ^ par^^^ legislation in the fiedd of hu- reslstonce to Chinese rule. Two quirement Is 28 feet, an<^ Na­ alr-to-air missiles. It was a mat­ hls poet at the h l^ school to ®.®\‘ Westvlew Ter., RockvtUe; Mrs! are held at the homes of Mrt h n Survivors also include anoth- tapped Brown’s telephone or « March 23 ^he Vernon Junior Women’s attending the a ss^ b lv stands for and for candidates ®‘vU rights. In hundred years spent fighting me deau requested a 16-foot var­ 24, 1897 in Poland and had lived 2 daughters a sister used •^ectronlc surveillance "-ourt date March 23. Club will meet tomorrow at 7:46 ter of great courage. After four North Metnam teach fuU-ttme at the coUege. “ ®‘f,’ and Mrs. Herbert Crickmore, In Rnnkviiin fnr manv vpnrv ’ uausmcia, a aiaiei, , . . ... n, ■ x> j n , Emilio Q. Daddarlo. Low- Will lead our state and our ■ “ ___' __ ,, Mongols. A hundred years WaiTPii J*®"iela Shorey and daughter, „ Were Who years, he Is still flying." Hie also taught biology p a rt- ®*'®‘* Wellington Jr., G. gouth St., Rockville; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Oochrano iance. in Rockville for many years. 12 grandchildren and one great- equipment. p.m. at the Skinner Road School „_ h inhn n nation to new and greater less other programs. against the ETench. She was a member of the ®Hchlld William B. Yates Jr., the pro------with the program to be con- n ^ J"’’" S’ .. greater decade." A million North Vietnamese By THE ASSOCIATED time at ithe University of Hart- ’ ^ 7 * ® “ vr!!!l' Aurea McGbugh and daughter, and Mrs. Harry Ryan. The Rev. Robert DeAamatta, Now, sophisticated weapon Martha S. Williams and Mrs. , i„ j .w- South St. Extension, was grant­ Polish Roman Catholic Union funeral will be held to- secutor, replied he had no Gertrude M. Annino of 1101 ducted by the “Fine Arts Com- ~ Monagan ^ heighta Y c c e ^ ln g ' the Republican he said, "we can be proud that have seen the People’s Army Daniel De Luce, an assistant ford’s Evening Division for sev. The Maundy Thursday serv­ and the ^ a r y Society of St. morrow at 9 a.m. at the Taylor knowledge beyond a ta ^ re- Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. „ ,« e e . systems and heavy arms are on exhibition at Hanoi. It is' devot- g;eneral manager of The Asso- gral years, Nancy B. Williams. ® JJ” ’ ed permission to construct a challenge, he emphasized that '"eal meaning has been a ^ ch - Those newly ejected were M«®‘'®» “ “ daughter, ice this year will be held Joint­ Joseph’s Church. ^ Home, 233 cording of the speech Brown charged with driv^g while un An - arts and crafts show will handr Ifrom 9 me Soviet Union. ®‘‘ ‘® “ '® successful 1946-54 war elated Press, has just completed Fenn is a founder, director four-room house under the 1,- the Democrats will campaign 1® ^® Phrase, ‘Connecticut John Carpenter, Robert Dlckln- Yernon. ly with the Second Congrega­ Survivors include a son, Stan- ‘ „,ade m Cambridge. der the Influence of liquor. She pe featured with entries sub- ^^**" *« com® to drive out the French, and to the most extensive tour of North and fund-raiser of the MCC tional Church, at the north end OOO-square-foot requirement, tor on the record. "I will be a part eares.’ We can be proud that son. Robert Fuchs, Donald ley Knebel of Somers: a daugh- Kunstler then offered to with- was stopped by police Saturday mitted by club members. Mrs. Bfothers qi^ntlty Dxm ^ d China. yjg struggle eince 1964 with the Vietnam permitted to a Western Foundation, Inc., which receives facility. The service is sched­ his mother-in-law, Mrs. George of every issue that comes to the ‘n Connecticut, our first c«i- Giza, John Kearney, Mrs. Carol ter, Mrs. Stanley Kasevlch of crematdon willwiii takelou,* nlace draw his motion, but Circuit aboutatout^^6:16 6 p.m. at Center St. Eugene Orne is in charge of ar- Signs and slogans In ev®*T United States. correspondent since the United funds for supporting student and Civic (^Ihorale uled for 8 p.m., and will fea­ Farrell. Hardship was claimed community I traveled through Rockville: a sister. Mrs. Frank ^ s n S l ^ T i Z s Court Judge Harry E. Dyer Jr. and W. Middle Tpke. Court rangements. Mrs. Wayne Man- fore.” he pledged. ‘»®®" P®®?!®- For this event, which opened States became Involved to the faculty projects that cannot he Oreen, Mrs. Joanne Kilgore, ture the combined choirs of in the appeal, since Mrs. Far­ Synol of Rockville: and three P ^ ■ : refused to accept. "I ’m going to date M< Await G>urt “ That record,” he added, "Is "The people of Connecticut,” hail the army as the people’s rell cannot continue to live alone There will be no calling hours. , March 30. Chester, Mrs. Stanley Slmz and last December, the army gath- war. supported by tax dollars. The J®*®* Needs Voices the two town churches to a per­ grandchildren. the finest record of state he said, “ know that the Dem- shield against "American Impe­ __ Murtha, WUliam Neal, Mrs. in the existing 13-room horn*. The ftajnllv suggests anv me- overule it, so on appeal you will Mrs. Alice Welti will be judges. (Continued from Page One) ered an imposing array of mod- De Luce, who will report what foundation has made possible formance of John Stainer’s The funeral will be Wednes- ™® ®amuy si^gests any me opportunity to argue Dr. Raymond R. Mozzer, 53, Members will also model —■>-/ government accomplishment ocratic Party will remain true rialist aggression.” Smigs and ern weaponry and lined the he saw and heard to stories to several student otudv^rarel C:®®®! Olson and James Raffer­ The Manchester Civic Cho­ day at 8:X6 a.m. from the mortal contributions be m ^ th© po^n^’ D^er said of Lynwood Dr.. Bolton, charg- clothes they have made. Win- recalled a statement by a claii-- anywhere in the United States to the goals of human concern poems are composed to the hardware up at the far side of be filed over the next few days, tours indludlng one to the Brit­ ty. rale has begim weekly re­ army's honor. Bm-ke Funeral Home. 76 Pros- Emphy^ma Fymd of tte ___ y______ed with driving while under the ners of both the sewing con- voyant, Ed Snedeker of Nauga- America.” and human progress towards an open square, facing four pav- entered North Vietnam on Feb. ish Isles and another to the Mid­ Delegatee to upcoming nom­ hearsals for a combined con­ pect St., with a Mass of requiem Tuberculosis Respiratory Di- influence of liquor. He was stop- tests and the arts and crafts tuck. Snedeker told The As *^® ^® Hepub- which we have pressed forward They are sung by hundreds of illions. The armament extended 13. dle East. inating convenUona were also cert with the Manchester Civic sease Association 63 Imlay elected. at' St. Joseph Church at 9. ped at Maple and Spruce Sts. show will be eligible to com- gQ_|_» j p ithh v, f ' voices "strangely In the sixties.” amateitf choruses In free pubUc " , 'h ^ '^ d sT f '^^^d;'.' He left on a flight to Vlentl- Fenn is also a skilled photo- Orchestra to be presented June REGISTER AT THE Burial wlU be in St. Bernard's > Hartford. Writer Says about 2 a.m. yesterday. Court, pete on a state level. ® *^®®® rlday before the snent between campaigns,” now Dempsey, visblhly moved, entertainment in every prov­ micrographer emd his color R epn ^n tativ^ to ^ t e gg,,g Auditorium ince, North Vietnamese ofticlals A MIG21 and two MIG22s ane, Laos, 18 days later after an convention, scheduled for June Cemetery. date March 30. Also during the evening there arrests, that he felt two brothers are "proposing programs, and concluded his speech, “ Believe slides of mloroorganisms have Rehearsals are held every Thomas J. Woods told me. In 18 days to the coun­ were parked in a row at the ex- escorted trip of more than 1,000 19, and 20, are Howard FUtts, FIRST CUSS MEEnm Friends may call at the fu­ ------will be selections by a choral were Involved in the bombings advocating courses of action, me when I say that the 10-year- hlbition entrance gate. The line- miles through North Vietnam, appeared to several biology Monday at 8 p.m. in the choir Thomas John Woods, 62, of 31 Americans try, I saw two such perform­ Royal Cowles, Thomas Donnelly, neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Mary L. Copeland of 173 Lake and a one-act play "Con- and robbery, and that the young- which our Connecticut Demo- ©’.d boy who came to (Tonnecti- up continued with artillery of Always with his escorts, De textbooks. room at the Manchester High THE UNIVEBSmr OF CXINNECTIODT and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Strickland St. died yesterday at ances—one In Hanoi and one Roberta Gorton, Robert OCon- St., charged with driving left at ®®'atlon ” “ "der the direction of er brother was 20 or 21 years cratlc Party originated long cut from a little town in Ire- various dimensions up to 165 Luce and his vrife, Alma, saw In addition to Fenn’s talk, the , . „ ,__ . School. Ralph Maccarone is the 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. Allan Schuerman and old. near Dong Hot to the south on Non-Credit Extension Fight in Laos an Intersection, after an on- ago.” land, never expected, even millimeter. Then rockets of Hanoi, the demilitarized zeme first AMS Teacher of the Year "®‘‘ June director. • ------He was the husband of Mrs. the way to the demilitarized award will be given to an out- R*P®esenta)tive8 to the Preoents the Course sight violation Saturday night at Frank Biancardi. The Snedeker also said he felt that The whole theme of his speech most fanciful dreams, to Surface-to-air and g„^ ^ of Haiphong , 27 congressional convention, New members, especially ten- Mrs. Karen C. Skelley Florence Glenney Woods, prln- Pine and Center Sts. Court date 'I®®'*’ ® '^ l ®n‘®*‘ ®^^® a woman and another man were was a caution to the state’s vot- become governor of his state. I business instructor (Continued from Page One) Wllen the bombing was at Its ®"e countryside In itetween. first district, are Robert Gllll- ®®® ®®d basses, are needed to Mrs. Karen C. Olsen Skelley, cipal of Bentley School. March 23. *®''®l competition on April 2 in Involved, and that there might ers to beware of Republican have words that are and several o i medium weight. from the area. The award Is 78, of Hartford, mother of Mrs. Mr. Woods was bom Sept. 19, throughout the northeast New Haven. height, hundreds of thousands of He saw a nation run, to many gan, Warren, Robert SUIte, Fitts, AH out the voice sections. No READING RATE ACCELERATION *>® "»®r® arrests in the case. promises. adequate to express the thanks Amphibious and tracked person­ respects, by a dead man—Presi­ given for excellence In the Peter Nicholas and Richard solo auditions are required. Dorothy Grant of Manchester, 1907 in Manchester, son of provinces of Sam Neua and m r lu 10 # m The______Junior Women______have also civilians took part in air defense classroom. of a heart that is very full to- nel carriers. Huge radar dent Ho Chi Mlnh, whose Rlttentoand. Those desiring further in- AND COMPREHENSION died yesterday at a Hartford Thomas A. and Elizabeth Walsh Xieng Khouang. Theywere en- Ronald B. Utman, 19, of New- ^^ted to contribute {100 to the measures, I was told. The feel- AMS is an International night." tog of unity between army and . . . . ----- thoughts and proverbs spilled Delegates to the senatorial formation may contact Pierre convalescent home. Woods, and had lived in Man- gaged in light Itolding actions^ ^ ®narged with causing Q^gater Vernon Jaycees to aid Manchester Area boat. Special trucks of almost organization whose aim Is to people can hardly be doubted from the Ups of officials and or- convention, third district, on Marteney, president of the Course starts March 10, 7:00 puta., at Tbe Hartford Bfonch, Survivors also include a son, cheater all of his life. He was w«h the support of U.S. Air u nnecess^ noise with a motor answering service Vietnamese soldiers, many of provide a free flow of ideas and - ___ was Another Report now In the austerity brought to June 30, are Owriee, Gorton, Manchester Civic Orchestra, of 1280 Asylum Ave., Room A104. Fee: $42. a brother, six grandchildren, employed as a foreman at Pratt Fbrce and Navy fighter bomb- ''enicie. police said he „ . . . J J dinary children. information between those In observed to squeal his' tires An Associated Press account the nation by Its war effort. them women, have been trained r>„ t •«>. Jean GezeUnan,' Donnelly, Fen- 218 Hackmatack St.; Ronald and five great-g^randchildren. ^nd Whitney Division of United ers, at mountain bases eur- De Luce’s reports will exam- business and educators in order Saturday night as he was leav- “ Eight Youths Arrested of the dinner ^ves another Eleven-days on the road out of to operate ell Imported weapons ton Futtner and Warren. Erickson of 26 Alton St., or The funeral will be tomorrow Aircraft Corp., where he had rounding the strategic plain, systems. I was t o l i M ^ ‘"® economic and po- to better prepare college INCREASE YOUR READINC SPEED at 9:30 a.m. from the Dillon worked for the past 30 years. ing a W. Center St. drive-in version of the applause reaction Hanoi—to the demilitarized zeme 1 was tout Moot near j^j^gj gg„^jt,g,jg north Vlet- Delegates to the assenmbly dls- Mrs. Albert Donnestad of 118 Court date March 23. Rostow Urges students for their careers. Funeral Home, 53 Main St., He was a member of its Quarter In Coventry Breaks which Tile Herald prints here and back, thence to the port city *he mark of manufacture to the nam as seen by a Pulitzer trict convention, planned for Diane Dr. & EFFICIENCY! Hartford, with a solemn high centufy <31ub. Crash Program for comparison. of Haiphong and the coast near Soviet Union. Prize-wtontog corresTX>ndent July 2, are Fred DeGiacomo, Dr. Jack Heller will direct the Mass of requiem at the Church Survivors, besides his wife, G IK iU ed Donald P. Cratty, 26, of 27 Eight youths, all under 18, Saturday with failure to obey a The following paragraphs are Chtoa—I saw troops passing to Soviet technlciane In business first saw war in Europe 30 Hartford Firm Buys Roger Cottle, Gorton, Futtner, combined orchestra and cho- of St. Luke, Hartford, at 10. include three sons, Thomas E Maple St., charged yesterday In the Mideast have been apprehended by stop sign. His court date is Irom the AP account. every direction to small num­ suits are frequent guests at ho- years ago ‘ Charles Regulburto and Warren, rale. Burial will be in Soldiers Field, woods, Donald R. Woods and with failure to obey a red light Coventry police and charged March 23 In Manchester. The amount of applause each bers all day long. Significant? I tels run by Vletnamtourism, a ^e Luce won his PuUtzer Uranium from AFX] Delegaites to the country c o n ------In Laos at Center and Broad Sts. Court _ with participating In a number Frank L. Baker, 63, Coventry, when he was Introduced at don’t know. verition on June 13 are Ojwlee, Northwood Cemetery. Wilson. Kenneth E. Woods, all at home; HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — M ^ *®*' ® dangerous World OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (AP) — Friends may call at the fu- ^ brother, James A. Woods of date March 30. HARTFORD, Coim. ©f cottage and dance hall breaks was charged with Impropier tiie head table was supposed to When Infiltration by North guest who looked like a military yvar n exploit to 1948. Ho Fitts, Futtner, Gorton, Connell, uoh ----- ~ ■••••— ”• *"“ • Millstone Point Co. of Hart- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Bolton; and a sister, Mrs. Lll- (ContinuM from Page One) Former Undersecretary o p ^ ^ e (Joventry over the last sever- passing at an intersection Friday something about how much Vietnamese regulars was and 'Warren. claimed by the Americans to be slipped across the Adriatic Sea ford has bought {16.8 mllUcm Delegraites______to the______probate____ con- Mrs. Lawrence Clark court March 23. but the results ' were inconclu- at its height In 1967, they esti­ their own gueMquarters Into Yuglslavia to get worth of enriched uranium that June U*Ire CWries, MrrSos'^^hinrKeTth’ aark, P®®‘®^ ,»"® a lte r "T * fn d d 'l‘f S a l^ X “ °ai Mideast while speaking Sunday were arrested " moI ; ^ '' " w.’ Woods. 58, ... of _ slve at best. mated 8,000 a month entering “ ‘® eyewitness account of It had previously leased from annivaraaiTl^hi. Soviet armed ^**® ®‘™8*le of Tlto’s partisans the Atomic Energy Commission. Montego 67, Of Holyoke. Mass., daughter p „ „ , Home*^'400 M aln°'"sT tle^Tn cVe^umstan^r^the'r^ than h°">®- Court date March 23. ‘*®'°'‘®. ^ ’ Coventry, was also The head-table guest drawing South Vietnam. annlveraaiY of the Soviet armed g g g j^ j oc^patlon The uranium Is used as fuel of the founder of the Keith Fur- b „’ m n a ^f®®® *-®^®"®J ^ arrested for improper passing ^ e loudest cheers by far was Their army trucks carry 24 forces, Soviet diplomats gave a „ ^ J, J Hurial will be in East Ceme- direct combat, including am forces. to the Millstone I*otot nuclear nectlcut’s U.S. Senators and flve^ xhe names of the five, all be- at an intersection Friday. His Congressman Emilio Q. Dad- soldiers. Just 12 trucks a day reception to Hanoi. All foreign PROFESSIONAL nlture CO., •l‘®d ®"fd®^y ®“ 'y tery. bushes, long-range artillery fire Henry A. Berk, 43, of 42 An AP staff member since power station at Waterford, of the state’s six congressmen. tween 12 and 16 years old, are court date is March 23, in Mam dario, the front-running candld- oould carry more them 8,000 sol­ missions attended except the Sa urday m®™‘nKJ® ®‘ “ »e fu- and mines, Maple St., charged with failure 1936, De Luce was stationed to Conn. An Oak Ridge official PIANO TUNING field (Mass.) hosplt^. She w tonight from 7 to 9. , , , . , _ "We have to act in crisis now being withheld by police because cheater. ate for the Democratic nomina- diers a month, If that’s the way Red Chinese. the wife of Lawrence Clark 'Ti, - » ,1 ^ White Hous_g^auth^ y &a **0,^ rv> I® prevent the risk of war" be- of their ages. Police say at Russell E Gibbs 26 of Co- H®® ^®*" governor, and the only they went south In 1967. Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Europe when World War n ®ald it was the initial trcmsac- A graduate of tween Israel and surrounding least one other arrest will be ju m b ^ w a f a^ested by Jotice Democratic figure to throw his Some of the soldiers rode bi­ broke out to 1939. He reported tion under an agreement that Haitt ^ lege of Muido Special Funeral services were held memorial contributions may be cans had been killed or reported date March 30. Giap came to the Soviet Embas­ Arab countries, Rostow told del- forthcoming from the Incidents, yggtgjjgy juid charged with op- *’®t l"to the ring for that spot cycles of Chinese and local the war from Europe, the Mid- wlU let the firm assume owner- this afternoon in Holyoke. made to Manchester Memorial missing in Laos as a result of sy for Oie festivtUes. WARD KRAUSE-848-6886 egates to the emergency assem- Arrested on warrants over i„n,u.„no «rv t®r. manufacture. dle East, North Africa and ®hlP o t the uranliun. Mrs. Clark was born May 3, Hospital. air activity. ACCIDENTS me emergency assem- u.. erating under the Influence, op- bly that filled MUlard Auditor- the weekend charging them with . . I .... „ They decorated their vehicles A* the exhiWtion devoted to southeast Asia. 1902 in Manchester, daughter of erating without a license and '^®‘l Daddario’s only real com- the North Vietnamese army, I ------George E. and Blanche Taylor Robert H. Thrall, 21, of 114 gj jj^g university of Hart- breaking unsafe tires. His court date is P®“ “ ° " ‘® the loud-applause ca- with small bouquets of plastic Joseph Celia Sr. Henry St.., was charged with saw battle-action photos of the Keith. She was a graduate of ------^ ...... — ------o — ----- jgj.g Gary .J Peck, —... -., 17, of - Storrs,*------A„Hi and R In iiTnnnheiiter tegory came from Secretary of flowers. Their bearing was L-Dopa Treatment .VERNON — Joseph Celia Sr., Coventry failure to drive to the right. He R„gtow, undersecretary In the James H. Cooks. 16, and William 6 “ ® « ’ the State Ella T. Grass© who alert, I could not talk with 1968 Tet offensive, captioned Manchester High School and wnAi invnivpd in nn aceidpnt _ ...... — . . . A Rimhv 17 rtf Tencripviiip Lorraine M. r accnina, Zi, oi ^ ______HZ' Simmons College. Boston. 78, of West Stafford, father of was Involved In an accident cabinet of the late President A. Bushy. 17, both of Eagleville them. Weapons were not In evi­ Khe Sanh Height 662, Hue and Improves Senator Su^Trorr'be'rides "her hus- ®"“ ®« Vernon, who 13 Motorists shortly after m l^ g h t yester_ p/ke^iIiTedy'"an^ n"ow‘ a ^®®wu"h'fatime^^^^ ^“foThih^ oS ^wto dence. Da Nang. The offensive itself WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. We ThiDk band, include two daughters, ^ ®f “ emo- day on Ferguson Rd. Police said Yale „ . _.„.gg„o_professor, maintained that ® *® Manche.ster Circuit Court ®®y_ with failure o drive in the ^ ^ anything except Questions about the size of was called the General Uprls- Clinton P. Anderson, D-N. M., Mrs. Paul Perreault of Holyoke Hospital Stafford Springs, Arrested On he apparently lort control on a re-eleotlon. North Vietnam’s armed forces tog. Two itootoB showed rifle- one of 7,(X)0 persons taking ex­ ,, war in the Mltieast is not “ Im- Other Coventry arrests over Manchester Court April 6. SPRING at after a long illness, was buried curye, struck a Idght i»le, then jg ^evitable” un- Among the Senatorial candid­ men moving up to a ly WUliam Vesy of 164 Park ceny under {250. He was re­ did not wont you to see. Surface ’"nie Fatherland Is Grateful,’’ • O K N »>®®® ^ **^* ®®- Montego, tbe truly ’veraatOe Mercury for the aioUon you'll want to the ’70s. Spacloua ■SCIAV* Now $12.95 wife, a brother, two sisters, Vernon, died yesterday at his ^ Afalley Stream N Y and ®‘’ M®l®®l® Boss, 18, of 137 An emergency meeting of the al of airport facilities from use leased on a non-surety bond of Makarios to air missiles, for example. "The Fatherland Remembers | 17:45 A.M. fo 10 fM , famdly-slze toterior. I^iaolous trunk for long.e Home, 247 Washington St with Hartford, with a solemn ★ "SAFE-BUY" USED CARS ★ a Mass of requiem at St. Augus- . . . , , ______„ Trailer Park, Vernon;------Vernon------COMPLAINTS action to the recent explosion “ ® °g|f„resisting arrest, He^was ‘®*®®“’® Independence from OHmt ORTHO Lawn Products: high Mass . of requiem at the _, o .. ' _ . . — THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING — tine Church in Hartford at 9. Church of St. Brigid, West ^ W ^ a n d Police reported weekend “ h'^^h'^Mled °47 Lrs^^sTncIud ''‘“ ® ‘ ®™®‘ th® n^’l u K ^ n d ^ ^ ^ non-surety B r^ ln during 1966-69. BUY ONE - > GET SECOND ONE Va PRICE! ’67 Cs^ilku: Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ Hartford, at 9. Burill wlU be breaks Into Don’s American and economic means to deter ^ " ^ ’‘®*‘ appearanc^ in Circuit Thousands of people gathered ’66 Lincoln 1969 Cofltintnfai es, 22, of Main St., Coventry. 4-Door Sedan. Teakwood Sedan de Vilje 4-Door, dict Cemetery. in Fairvlew Cemetery, West ■ In Nicosia’s Archbishopric M oH tltt- Friends may call at the fu- Hartford, They are all scheduled to ap­ Square today to cheer, Makarios FUNERAL HOME with matching Interior, ligh t blue with’ beautiful BOVINURE, 60 lbs. (dehydrated) Beg. $8.06. N ow $8.48 radio, heater, aUtamatliq, This classic beauty is matching blue Interior. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Friends may call at the fu- pear in Manchester Circuit o,. „• ,rt^w. — ------on's hesitation to send SO nhnn ^‘*e uiiru reso.uuon iinKed the j ’ ,------’ when he returned from a special finished in light gray Ctourt 12 March 23. power seat, power win­ This car is fully equipped, ------neral home tomorrow from 2 to ed entry and cigarette machines fighters to Israel*^ conference with "general pubUc with making unneces- meeting with his ministerial Established 1874 ' Three generations of service dows plus teotory Install­ metallic, matching plus factory Installed air leather interior, blank Henry F. Skelly 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. were pried, irith an undetermin- opinion’’ In condemning the ^“ 7 TTie surging crtmd AFRICAN VHHJSTS, 4’’ pot ...... O nly 89o ed ftir conditioning! conditioning. Henry F. Skelly, 52, of 66 Dissent Topic No. 2 Im Dissent Topic ed amount of change taken. ,g^^ Auditorium at the Unlver- “ ®«»tl-Israel and pro - Arab ‘ ®registra- stopped the president’s car specially designed vi­ Overland St., husband of M r s . ______nyl r ^ . Optional G S S G 5 ------sity of Hartford and closed clr- Policy” of France. ‘‘ ®‘® I® March about 200 yards from the palace 142 East Center Street exponent includes; 6 Elisabeth McMahon Skelly, died ’66 CliougBr Of Broadcast A storage warehouse occupied cult television carried the pro- B ®®1<1. "France’s massive gates. Chanting, “ Long Uve Manchester, Conn. 06040 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, extra large pot ...... $4.88 2-Door Hardtop. Medium way power seat, a.m. ’69 WyUte yesterday at Manchester Me­ Bids Invited by Nlchols-Manchester Tire Co. ccedlngs to other rooms of the outpouring of arms to Libya ^ ‘Crystal Makarios," and “ Death to the blue with blue vinyl trim, r a ^ with rear speadc- CJ-5 Jeep. Just arrived morial P(ospital. Dr. Robert E. Richardson Jr. in the bid Bon Ami complex off building. In attendance were creates an arms Imbalance that if - t L « « ’ “ *1*"*^®"' was ar- assassins,” the crowd parted for (203) 649-7196 radio, heater, automatic, er, power antenna, and Is in showroom con­ Mr. Skelly was born Jan. 19, On Field Lights of Manchester Community Col- Electric St. was entered over Senators Rlbicoff and Dodd, and further fans the flames of con- „ p? ^ , ® ®"®-car accident the archbishop as he got out of GLOXINIAS. In Moom ...... Only $4.44 power steering. Sold new factory installed air dition. 4 wheel drive, 1918 in Brooklyn, N.Y., son of lege will defend “The Value of the weekend. Police said a door congressmen Mesklll, Daddario, Blct in the Middle East." The “ *‘® *®orn- the car and walked to the gates by US. oondJtloning with auto* "Meyers” plow, warn Mrs. Mary Fahey Skelly of Bids will be opened on March Dissent In an Open Society,” was ripped from its frame. It Welcker, Monagan and St. Onge. resolution claims that "It is foUure t o ------malic temperature hubs, has full ta p . Brooklyn and the late Joseph .Only $8.77 B9S8S control features, power when he appears on radio sta- could not be immediately deter- About 15 delegates from Man- perfectly clear that the planes ^ hand lane. Lud- AZALEAS, red end w hite ...... '66 Thunderbird < 8 1 9 0 ) Skelly, and had lived in Man- (®** d^e lighting fixtures need- tion WINF tomorrow from 1:10 mined whether anything was Chester attended Including Rab- are destined for Egypt.” warned for drlv- door locks, white wall chester for 20 years. . He was ed for Charter Oak Field athle- Hardtop. Green, auto­ tires. This exceptional ’68 CheiTolet Caprice to 2 p.m. . missing. bl and Mrs. Leon Wind and “ We protest the action of the ®r “ rinklng. His court 13-Yearmolds matic, radio, heater, pow­ Mark III which was employed as an engineer at the tic facilities, and on March 23 He commented on the topic ------Cantor and Mrs. Israel Ta- Pompidou government in arm- ® *1^^,**^^ ^* March 24. POTTED CROCUS, In bloom ...... $1.88 er brakes, power ateisi^ , 2-Door Hardtop sold new by us, Is the Radio, heater, autotnoitto, ^ rtfo rd A ^ ^ c S ^ k le r installation and'the wlr- in the first issue of "Com- a stereo tape player and 11 ^ Israel’s enemies while deny- * whitewalls. This cor is perfect luxury car for Corp. of West Hartford. He was Man Outpost coady to go today. light green, plus V u S ory mentary," a one-page pubilea- tapes were, reported stolen _,’ ^‘'®, ‘*l'®,l“ ‘ ®i,. represented ing to Israel the 60 Mirage Jets on 1™“^ overturn- the late model used Inatolled air ooixUtlonlng. an Air Force veteran of World “ ®® re'necting peVronal ” view- ratertar/r^m 'T l^cV ed c a r ';; '‘’®'"P>®Tort,rtirt ^ethBeth Sholom. B’nai alrenHv already contracted »rt. fb r"°" ,^1't'i; ®® «:!**>?"“Ulllvan Ave. ^ve. struck struck thi> the POTTED PUSSYWILLOW, 8 to 4 ft. In flower Only $2A8 S-A-V-E! car buyer. War n and was a member of Both bid opening, will be In ^ faculty mem- fhe home o? Brfan H®d®®®®h. ‘ he United France, bought and paid for," ‘ “ ^ven by (Continued from Page Om ) B S 2 9 5 the Amy-Navy Club. the Municipal Building Hearing bers on current subjects. Rem em ber Mortarty Brothers* 88 years of fine service Is your guarantee of Survivors, Denaes nls wife „ * i. ^ • 92 Academy Sl!“v.to‘“ofl£ .,1" “■ SHAMROCK, seed direct from the“ Sod’’ (potted) S 9oi^ Oompiete Customer Satistaotion! Room, at 11 a.m. Dr. Richardson, In his re- iqss was set at |177.75 Warehouse **' P^nt*"**Satwday b ri^ *~ * * ■ and mother, include a son. ina minor ^1^.® P®tat. < Director of Public Works Wil- marks, drew an analogy be All ot our used cars get Mortarty Brothers’ Complete "Safety Check’ from front to ALSOt Rlrd Seed, Bird Feeders, Soil, Seed, Pots, Fertt- rear tor your proteotton I lUers, Garden Tools, etc. "We ore your oomplete Garden estah »heH T i^otijin military headquarters William J. Lennon, Director O en tw l" Ta« AJi/t Tnhn A flinaUv /bf ^ Duyer ot large quantities, cieiy m t . h . wniie’s ”xne ' —•" ""7', ...... — * i *i *^u5cnc '•’ “ *•‘7 ® ''' “ “ ® thermo- regular traf e to and from "a diplomatic, crash prt^nun." ^ le d to hold. Uon. c i Z r S Watkins Funeral 'Home is for every family and every faith, ready i.Jeep, ’ W Ser » ^ a m L ^ «‘Wy. Wgher than those offered Free copies of "Com- “ ■®"^ ® 7 ® “ ’ ® ^™®' ®"y /urther ter- "We have to act In crisis now «® »‘ ®ered off onto a grassy mile, northwett GARDENS—‘’Plants That Pleass” |$r«ie OENTBB STREET BCANCKBanCR $«$-$l$6 reqidem Lt me Church “ tW municipalities. mentary ” are available at ®®ft drl®k machine ritied police rorist threaU or attack.;" the o prevent the risk of war.” ® 7“ to ®vo d an accident and het. There the i L w o n r S to give assistance at any hour. 168 WOODLAND STREET— 643-8474 1 Bvenlngn Except Tburodoy "On Tbe Level at Center and 1 A m S l ^ ^ la p u r i^ trill The lighting will be for two MCC. and Interested persons , 7 " ^ .7 “ ^ h ^ AmariSS ^ be in me Veterans Section of -emtis courts, two basketball may request that mey be plac- breaking he same soum window ^ " “ ®“‘®"’ r®fusal ®c emmlnent but It 1. Inevlt- '“ r Martlnlk U am called form thilr b M e T " Bast Cemetery. ' courts, the skating rink, and me ed on the mailing Ust at no “ ®“ 7 ®‘® ^.h®"*” ® ^ ’ L, “ “ situation. . March M to Clrocult Court 12 Thailand to att*^ ^ t h ” Friends may call at me fu- over-all amietlcTrea. ’ poet. the school about two'weeks ago. Arab flights and me withdraw- he said. to East Hartford. guerrillas„T... ditcoverod. wnat the -M ' - .a ; . a . - -A-' MANCHESTER EVEl^Nd HERALD, MANCH^^T^R, CO n W., MbN^Yy MARfcky)^ 1970 j ___ V \ I'l ' \ ' ■ PAGE ELEVEI i P A O t T B ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1970 Eagle Scout CnTElWIVGininilTEES IBIUESTEVERVDIlVinEnranES! m Award Goes T o Vincent Ronald Vincent, 16, a son of u p Mr. and Mrs, Manuel J. \^> WEBT D isauim cent Jr., of 140 Summit St., was presented , the highest /SnUE EUERV DHV . .. SnUE ■ EUERV UIEEK DH TOP GRRDE U.S.D.O. CHOKE mEOTS! award in Scouting:,, the Eag:le Scout Award, by Mayor Nathan C O 2 - w a y Agostinelll last night at the ^ J0D6I FOB V0URSHF...C0MPME INIS llSIlie WI1H ME» PSICES O lH SOPEHMIRKEIS IRE CHARfilNfi eighth annual banquet of Ex­ plorer Post 112 at The Bolton Lake Hotel. Ronald, who has Gateway malcai it happani Now you can enjoy "BAR. been in scouting nine years also s a v i n g s ! ,G BEEK" t h e t o p U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF AT COMPARE VARIETY .. a CO M PARE QUALITY. COMPARE SAVIN G SI received merit badges'for print­ RO CK-BO nO M EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES! ing, conservation of natlral Coma In today . . ..Compara prict .. . Compara qual­ ity . . . Compara trim . . . You'll navar want to pay resources and citizenship In the high meet prmat again! nation. Popular always gives you discount Six years ago Mr. and Mrs. O W i WITN IXCmiON OF "UONUS FfATUIfS" AU MiaS SOOWH ;\^cent’s son William, received prices plus Top Value Stamps? AU GATtWAY'S IVtkYDAY LOW DISCOUNT MtlCES the Eagle Award. Vincent is I EVERY MEAT ITEM IN advisor of the post. EVERY CASE AT THE An explorer for three years, Ronald Is activities chairman lOWEST EVERYDAY of the post. He was the vice chairman of Charter Oak Coun­ ' t o t , , A- FRICE.;.EVERYTIME! cil Explorer Cabin'et In 1967 and 1968 uid a council' delegate to RfC. t.>9 ft. Hal RfC. 1.39 f t . the National Explorer Council SHOUINI a o i MASTS . BEEF STEAKS FURR STIAKS Conference in Port Collins, RfC. 1.29 f t . RoRad RfC. 1.49 f t . RfC. 1.19 f t . IhauUar Rom In FUU ROHM STUKS ~ Colo., In 1968. He,was a mem­ popular SNOHIMI CLOU MASTS ber of Cub Pack 261, Troop 112. RfC. IAS f t . Raaular Cub AIM CMCKSTMKS------RfC. 1.39 f t . Ram In A junior at Manchester High Sinow MASTS------RfC. 1.39 h.Chuch FUU KOUOn SnAKS ~ School, he Is a member of the BEEF ROASTS RfC. I.SSft. SRvorTip eOMUSS iU M STUKS. RfC. 1.S9ft. school band, the chess club and SinOM MASTS------RfC. 73- f t . 1st Cub Ram In PORTIRflOUSI STUKS .g;, NOW ! f t . the wrestling team. He Is a RIG. 1.0*fc. Ihauyar RfC. l.4Sft. CHOCK STIAKS------RfC. 1.69 Thin part time employe of Treasure card; Rldiard Fedor, ready CHerakl photo by Pinto) AIM CaUCK MASTS 88* TOO Mwm MASTS__ RfC. tS' f t . Cantor Cub Ram In PORnRtMUSI.STUKS CNHCK STIAKS. RfC. 1.69 f t . Ta*-lata City Department Store. card, perfect attendance and Mr. and Mrs. Manuel J. Vincent Jr. of 140 Summit ALL SPECIALS EFFECTIVE NR NEED 10 COOK RfC. I.S Sk. RagulwCut RfC. 69' f t . Cut From ChtKh UOnOM M OW MASTS — ft. 87* TANKBMT MASTS___ PORnRHOUSi STUKS Advisor Vincent announced class; Patrick Sanzo, ten- St. admire the Eagle Scout Award their son, Ron­ M O RE THAN that the post would spend a dgrfoot, ready card and badge; MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY RfC. 1.4S ft. Cantar Cub RfC. 1.29 f t . ald, received at the eighth annual banquet of Ex­ aOnOM MUM MASTS „ ft. 98* RW SnAKS week at Miami Beach this sum- Ronald Vincent, Chuck Ashwell ‘WEEKEND SPEC!A1S‘ EVER a a a plorer Post 112 last nigiu at the Bolton Lake Hotel. RIG. 1.2* ft. Ftadi IM Cub GROUND MEATS RIC. 1.29 f t . mer. He also said that Explorer Eldward Adams, ready Wlim you iliop Outrray you dont have to m a s t s RUMP STUKS Scouting is open to boys and cards, Mrve what happana to ba advarUiM loom ss msKn ft.-»1" , V —r»a what you want to aarv, know- THERE'S NO RfC. 1.19 ft. Frath Haad Cub RfC. 1.79 b. girls from 14 to 18 years old. ______f( X !!*.**“• J™ —* your thole, at . BIRTHDAYS, WEDDINGS, SHOWERS iOHiuss en sin m a s t s ft. SAUtin^ STUKS J. Maury Roy, Rlackledge I1 'U ^ IHi X X X to UlopT t—*>■< that tha only ' NEED TO RtC.'l.SS f t . district execuUve, presented N a u g a tu c k M a n K i ll e d RIC. I.2S ft. Flash RaRad BE A ''HOPPER eoNiLiSS en s«T m a s t s ft. SHORT SnAKS the post with the Ready Emer- - K «»iitn c k v T jir rra fth RfC. 1.49 f t . Raeutar With gency award. Service pins were IVeniUCKy L a r i^rasn VISIT C l i p RfC. 65- ft. l b Cub Ram In CMCK MASTS------ft. SlltOM STUKS given to all members of the BUSH, Ky. (AP)—Albert J. SHOPPER"! RfC. 1.39 f t . N.V. Styb Cantor post. Several Ready Cards and Bellottl Jr., 24, of Naugatuck, RfC. 7S- ft. Canlar Cub Rom In Authenticity I a n d CMCK MASTS RfC. 49' SHKOM SnAKS badges were given to scouts for Conn, died Saturday after he FRISK CMUUtUOF----- ft^62* RfC. 99- f t . Flat participating in emergeiKy swerved his convertible sports RfC. 63- f t . In S f t . Lob drills and alerts such as car Into the path of an oncom- A UNIQUE GIFT SHOPPE OOHILiSS CMCK MASTS _ i FRISK CROUM KBF----- ft59* RfC. 1.09 f t . RoRad searches, floods and disasters, ing car to avoid hitting a car RfC. R9' f t . Pura loan Several boys received addl- stopped on Route 80, state po- WC HONOR iOHILiSS CHUCK MASTS - 1 70 E.CENTER St. FRISK CMUHi CUUCK - ft 80* RIG. 9S' f t . Rom In RfC. 1.19ft. Undartub tional awards including Tim- lice said. RfC. 99' f t . Pura Loon Pattba U U F O M U CHUCK STUKS ■OHiLISS CHUCK MASTS - 1 othy Vincent, conservation of Bellottl, a senior at Cumber- MANCHEST^ Conn. FIISH CMURi CMUCK _ ft^89* RfC. 1.0Sft. TOJ f t . natural resources, music, land (Ky.) c:k>llege, had worked RfC. 1.6S REG. <1.09 K. ROHIUSS CMCK STUKS _ KTE M UM MASTS------1 _ft88‘ three-year perfect attendance, as a photographer for the Wa- 6474793 FIESK RfC. 1.69 f t . Ramin ready badge and card; Sara terbury (Conn.) Republlcan- Quality RIC. 1.3S f t . IttThniRlhRfta REG. M.19 lb. CLUR STUKS MU M ASTS------1 FRESMCMNMDSRLOM. .ft 97* Thomi>son, ready b a ^ e and American. OPPOS „GAVEY'S fl/JL/UUl, Rf& 2.3S f t . fya Oi Rft j r i W l 'i \ )t Jt )i VALUABLE COUPON RIC. 1.IS f t . Sth Thru 7tii RRm REG. 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IS* h. Froth Freatn in 4 fc. Boioi Coupon good Mon.- Tues. only, Mar. 9-10,1970 COMPLETELY ^ EYE M U M S T U K S ---- ft^*i“ f ‘ RUMP MASTS------GMMI KEF PATTIS______.ft 71* ■ (6 Limit 1. Beer tt cigarettes excluded. Customer Limit One Coupon Per Customer SATISFIED ' r k . I.SS f t . ' 8 With this coupon & $5.00 purchase. TOP MUHU STUR MASTS I Good at Suprama Foods thru Uar. 14 ENFIELD VERNON WFYMOUTH a n d STEELE ROAD ROUTE 83 AND THRALL ROAD 5 lb. 4 oz. WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON SCOTT DRIVE DETERGENT King size pkg. I Jumbo Towels iTEIUnV GURRnnTEES IDUIEST EUERVDHV mEBT PBIIE5!

I White or , Colors 3 7 9 ‘ VINE RIPE I ^ Limit 1. Beer & cutarettes excluded. LARGE |S with thTs coupon s, 55.00 purchase. ! i t Good at Supredta Foods thru Mar. 14 STEAKS m e m m s a u m i TOMATOES SHU e H EUERV UIEEK DH TOP GRRDE U.S.D.R. [RDIIE MERTS! I LARGE SIZE 6 9 < > TOTAL Cereal GENUINE NOT QUARTERED BONELESS LEHUCE JRDfij FDR VOURR[lF...COMPjlR[ IHIR lIRFINfi WIFH MFtI PBICFR OFRFN RePFBMMR NRE CNNNfilNR USDA I n o z . Lg. WITH EXCEPTien OF “ Ronus FEATURES" AU PRIUS SNOWH FRESH PORK FRANKFURTERS CHICKEN LEGS Ild. REG. 19 lb. Eilra Mild I PKG. ^ ROMAINE ■fC. 99- ft. 25 ARE GATEWAY'S EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES RFPCn niNKS ft 78* n i QUARnRID MM L0MS„_ f t ^ 6 7 * GENUINE NOT QUARTERED REG. 99 lb. All Bml IbC Limit 1. Beer & cigarettes ^xcluded. RfC. 1.1S ft. Cantor Cut ft86* C h u c k ■IP■la BAMTrum CUAftCLRUrp ...... ft 98* NEPCO FURRS______1^ With this coupon & S15.00 purchase. REG. I.OSIb. ^ Good at Supreme Foods thru Mar. 14 C3RISP. CRUNCIHY RfC. 1.2S ft. Thin Cantarait CHICKEN BREASTS Quartered ft 99* Qowh 'jboutf . AYBEST RIK MM CMPS „ft^ *1” NEPCO HNOCKWIMST NOW! : V - T i RfC. 1.2S ft. Cantor Cut REG. 9S lb. AU Mm F I------— — , FAMILY PACK CELERY HEARTS p,, 49c OSCAIMAYEIFMMS ft 85* RIB, CENTER miRTS, CRDIERIES LOIM PORK CHOPS____„ft*r* IRONSTONE HKKEN PARTS RfC. 1.3S » . Thki Cantor Cut REG. 99 lb. All Bm I I MRS. HLRERTS & LOIN CHOPS ALL PURPOSE—GOOD EATING OSCAR HATER FRANKS ft 89* PORK CHOPS ...M yOUR IBOP 1E6S BREASTS LOW PORK CHOPS------„ f t ^ * r * I sr MARGARINE U.S.D.A. APPLES WEEPS HI IQHIEST ASS’T. COLORS TOP BIG ARMOUNt STAR DISCDUWT PRIIE5I ■ O M U 8 ! PORK LAHGEMUMS poi $1.89 CHOICE 39’ .49* .3 89^ 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS CHOPS I ^ Limit 1. Beer cigarettes exclude^. SWEET TASTY CALIF. QUARTERED With this coupon's, $5.00 purchase. LEAN WITH THE PURCHASE OF A FANCY POULTRY MISC. BEEF PORK LOINS ALL MEAT THIS Good at Supreme Foods thru Mar. 14 STBAWBERBIES PINT 3 9 ^ BEEF STEAKS BIG BIG REG. 9S* lb. WEER’ 5 LB. BAB OF U.S. No. 1 MG. 1.29 f t . M.V. Styb Flrtt Cub RfG.4S- f t . Whob Frym I B O N U I lb. B O N U I ! lb. Ground Beef ft^39* KEF STEW______86* DIET OR REGULAR . SWEET LIFE IN BRINE 6 9 SMIOIH SnAKS ------ft 95* WATIIST CUKKOS — PIECE RfC. S3- f t . Cut Up Ftyan REG. 1.09 lb. Extro L*on HG. 1.89 f t . N.Y. Styb COLONIAL S|3B 98* REG. S9 Ptg. s m y ”"" IDAHO POTATOES WATIIST CMCKiUS — ft^43* lo r s n w ______RfC. 79- f t . Rib ind j ■OMUSS SIKIOIH SnA KS . ft. OSCAK HATER UTTU LAWS. -FEZ 53* b r e a d g RfC. S3' f t . Quortaitd Fryan REG. 49- lb End Cuh ■MS. 1.6S ft.S»rar PORK CHOPS b u h e r Pepsi-Colu White Tuna ft^43* SIWSOFKEF. 44* REG. 1$ All Mrot Frankfurts 7 9 SIRIOIH T lP S n A K S ------ft. * 1 ” WATUIST CmCMMS — . ■MS. R9- ft. Lob, Ind PLATE PER PIECE REG. tv lb. C«nl*r Cuh RATHFRAWS------__ft74* I SHORTENING lie . I.S9 Ful Cut RfC. S3- f t . ; ■ Lafpad Fryars PORRCMPS OtTH f VIRT tZS« auaCHASI Reg. SIMS OF BEEF____ 63* REG. 19 All B n l SMIOM TIP S T U K S ------ft^ WATIIST CHKinS — ft^43* RfC. 79- ft. Cans rP ■ REG. 69 lb. RATH FRARKS------__ft84* MO. 1.19 Rft RMS. S3- f t . SpM Fryan COimreT STTU RIUS 63* REG. 99 lb. C irc b M 8 H' 89< WATIIST cm ans — ft^43* SNNTnSOFIEEF. RMS. R9- ft. STACK O' STUKS 98* MUCKrS FUNKS----- __ft95* RMS. SS- f t . Quarbrad REG. 49 lb. 1 l!sf- 6 5 ^ 3 ■IC. 1.49 f t . iottom Round FRISH PORK SPARC MRS WATUIST CMCKU IK S ft^39* BEEF SPUE M S — _ft 37* ■fC. 1.3S ft. REG. M S lb. A ll Mrot |c^ Limit 1. Beer A cigarettee excluded. SWISS S T U K S - — * r v GKOTEi WEIGEL FKAMKS. __ft99* RfC.RMS. S9-39- fft. t . QuartaradQuattarad e | | , SHENANDOAH MftONlFIGENTl \ RIG. I.SS f t . M R K CUTUTS |X with thia coupon & $5.00 purchase. REG. 1.69 2 lb. t<>4. HOWARD JOHNSON’S FROZEN M” WATIIST CMCRBI IKU Snft.4V* OUR OW N RMS.7S- ft. Rft Ind ' Good at Supreme Foods thru Msr. 14 T-lOni STUKS REG. 4S' f t . HOT or SWEET CAPITOL FUHSFKAHKS.. EXQUISITE nftVALON BREAK R B S iG T j^ ■MS. 2.99 f t . H b t MIenon $2^* PO M MASTS NAYKSTCMCnimCS------.ft 39* RMS. 79- b.S6cadRbind REG. 2.79 ) lb. Bs 9 soil Tiw yttow STUKS ITU. SAUSAQE CAPITOIFUUSFUNKS- .iftM Z 1 c . a « 1 Mayonnaise Mac.& Cheese REG. 69 ft. 7B*' PO M MASTS M 4 L S 0 AVAILABLE m WAVIEST OMREKEECS------.ft 61* REG. I.S9 2lb.Sog m e l m a c d i n n e r w a r e ^% NMU SnARS lifl MdNnij " RIC. IS- ft. loki Ind MTCKEIlOYFlAKKS — I MAXWELL HOUSE | d H . 1.6STIdn REG. 79 ft. _ PO M M A S T S - 'I mperial w i htf. .ft 75* REG. 2.79 1 lb. I m “r : $1 TUP RM H l STUKS .‘ I** WAYKSTCeMEMMUSnCKS. 5-lb. CAN ■MS. R9- ft. Sbead Lob End 5 9 REG. 79 HICKORY MAID ROTCKHOYFUMS — ^ ft. _____ It* lb. Yym Yum $ 4 9 9 PO M MASTS CHotea of 1 Pattern* ft 77* WAVKSTCneXENTIKK----- .ft 69* RMS. 79- ft. Rft HaM REG. 99 lb. AU I m l IRONSTONE ; COFFEE This weeks pillCinN.PATTKS. OANNED HMI _ _ f t 8 6 * REG. 79 ft. „ AKWOm STU FRAHKS- 9t f t . Ywn Ywn M M MASTS special ft 87* WAVKncnCHERNEASTS — .ft 72* RMS. R9- ft. Uhl HaN REG. 19 lb. AU M m I S H E N A l h a m VEAL NTIKS .ft 78* DOUBLE S&H STAMPS A clataK patfartiptttnrfitn m lavaty ealori^^ REG. 49 ft. PO M MASTS UUOW STU FRAHKS. ptowinA RIG. 'ID9 lb. nimywri tym SLICED BACON 1 c - i s - 6 9 ^ KEF I r o iw STEAKS ft 97* WAYKnOKKENCeiEn---- .ft 39* Every Wednasday! REG. 19 ft „ ■MS. 1.09 f t . * _ Limit 1. Beer A cigarettes excluded. . a n b i l I s with this coupon & $5.00 purchase. I .NATKniACKSiKCXS ----- _ftl3* AMAOUrS STAR lACOU — . 9 6 * Good at Suprama Fpods thru Mar. 14 ___ j I REG. 79 f t ■MS. 1.09 b.«ayal RuNat Exclusive HAVIESrGNGXERlWERS----- _ft67* N K M U lU A C O H ------1 96* B I G WALL TO WALL DISCOUNT REG. 49 f t l b 4 ft. ■MS. 1.1S f t . u t * • • ROASTIBCMCURS------_ft39* ■ATK lU a HAWK lACOH ,96* REG. 6 9 ft. 4 to 6 ft. RMS. 1.0S f t . Chib RraaMatt THE BIBQEST SAVINSS ON OVER 7,5N FOOD ITEMS. . . StflXt ^duA.2d:To(^ •(,. NASmtCMCKEltS------_ft59* HMCOIACOU------9 3 * THE LOWEST EVERYBAY PRIOES EVERY DAY . . . EVERY WEEK! r iK M O O i REG. iW f t . RMS. 1.19 f t . THKV MASTS------_ft99‘ OSUR HUTU UACOn------I Extra S&H Stamps j R E « .4 9 ft. RIO. 99- f t . popular m W EFIH l------_ft39* MlUO CUSP lACOU ------YOU A U T'U U JUVfFClUDGB ANDJftIRV JUKTlURT / vAth each $3.00 purehoti RfCIEft. R ia7 9 -ft. SIB T U IVIDINGI AT GATEWAY FOODS I / I with $7oS0 Purchaia! \ Q T V F IW l------_ft45‘ w m n sM ■ A C M ------I Not Good P u l^ Stamp Days ^ I Limit 1. Beer A cigarettes excluded. 1 ENFIELD VERNON M , With thlsTcou^ 8, $5,00 puKhasa. I 1 Good at Supreme Foods thru Mar. 14 | WtYMOUTH AND STtELE ROAD ROUTE 83 AND THRALL ROAD ^ \ \ ■ \ ■\ v,\ \ - \ 'k ' \ -'V \ A \ PAGE tWELViS NtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 ■ \ ' .'i • ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1970 PAGE t h ir t e e n Newbold Morris Coventry ,y,yyyVAfyA'.Vby»X’>»v*‘»'»'^«' •••••••»> Enters Race For TV-Radio Toiight -'• .j-4. Maxi-Size Pictures Congressman GOP Backs If you ve been shopping NEW BHTTAIN, Conn. (AP) Television FREE! 12 Mini-Size Pictures — Weather —Newbold Morris ot New Brit- S:N (I) r*mr »•*<»■.. (IMS) Steele’s Bid the mini-pricing‘’way aln entered the race for the (U) DmuI* Um Hmim* ia a ^ (M> Film liM (IMS) WMid tad Coventry’s Republloab Town Democratic nomination to Con- (M) Huuton (!•) ODllcwi’i Iilsa* .4kee a.ThM Committee has joined other since the beginning... greas ^In the sixth District Sun­ SiM <•) Stam* Ika 8ten <0) WhatVKr U m (M) Leave II U Beaver SiSS (MBS) F ' towns In the Send Oongressinn- day, on a platform opposed to LaaiM a Gallery Reproductions (M> BeeM the Vietnam war. (M) Qimiiaa’e lelaad (11) MavU sl Dkrirtot In endorsing Robert you’re nearly (44) Tralh er Ooaiesaeaeee SiM (l^ > Met H. Steele’s oandldaoy for the Morris, a former Marine cap­ SiSS (I) Mayhei •iM (M ) Weather — Bperta aad (MJS) Me seat now held by Democrat Wil­ 240 to choose from . . . tain, said In a letter ‘ to Demo­ Newe (0) tits (t) Derie Dfr Bhew. cratic town chairmen in the (IS) H r Faverlie Martlaa ISiM (I) -Caret iiaalt dhow (0) liam St. Onge. The local endorse- News fawa Weather A wide variety of pictures to suit your tastes and fit in with your color • its (4S) BawUde 11 Its (»M M t) nxan Leonard Benjamin, came ing to negotiate directly with aad SForl st a special meeUng of the town schemes. Your favorite subjects and artists, ranging from Old World■Id masters the Viet Cong, whose leaders are • :M (1) News with Waller Orea- (IS) Della (O) to fi'fie American contemporaries, to modern impressionists. Faithfully repro­ kUe (0) (M) Baa I committee late last week. i duced with brush stroke embossing to capture the dramatic effect of the South Vietnamese." (8) Newe with Fraak Bey- UilS (S) Mavia Fifteen towns hUve now en­ Boldi (0) Hits (M4S) Ts (ht original paintings. . ^ "H e continues to Impose on (M) Diek Vaa Dyke Careea dorsed Steele, Including Bolton, southern Vietnam a dictatorship (N ) Film (S4S) DIel Cavett Shew (O) Andover, Hebron, Tolland, and m . ' (IS) Raatley-Brlakley Be port O) of former French collaborators," Ills (I) N <( Steele’s home town of Vernon. N • :4S (H ) Local Newe (IS) News . OH Enhance your pictures with beautiful frames by Syroco^I Morris said of the President. T:H Baatley - Briakley Be- Bellfiaas . sad B io on trlot. •You re ahead in quality.. pert (0) liM (l)Netre Weather — Me- support all candidates who TS) Tratk or Oeaeataeaeee (0) meal of aad B io He formally announced his Maxi-Size Frames 99'»«*4.79 pledge to vote against Vietnam (It) Caadld Camera OH candidacy for the Second Con­ ahead in maxi-man service appropriations,” Morris said. HFy. SATURDAY’S TV W EEK FOB COMF1 iU S IlN G S gressional district seat on Feb. Mini-Size Frames »89' »• *1.99 Morris offered In his letter 26 at the Chestnut liodge in Col­ and ahead in savings with to meet with the Democratic Radio chester, but hae been addressing town chairmen to discuss his GOP groups thrpughout the area (T U i listing Includes only those news broadcasi of 10 or 16 candidacy. for several months. Steele’s only minute length. Some stations cairy other short ^wscasts.) Morris, 37, is a graduate of announced OOP opponent for the WBOB—SIS 8 :10 Speak Up on orta Yale University and served sev­ 6:00 BarUord HMWItllte 9:00I News , nom'lnatlon so far is Peter Cash- en years of active duiy as an 7:00 Mews 9:10 Speak Up man of Old Lyme, j 8:00 OasUOt 13:16 Slgll OH__ infantry officer In the Marine 13:00 Quiet Boors w n o Currently employed In the In­ Cforps. He left the service in WFOF-141S 6:00 Afternoon vestment Department of Travel­ 6:00 Mike Green 1:16 Market RepoitV It’s the savingest way to food shop! 1967 to work in Democratic poli­ 7:00 Bay Dunaway 6:36 Afternoon Bdg ers Insurance <3os., Steele, who tics in his home district. He for­ 12:00 Bottoy Rivers 6:30 Weather 7:00 Accent 70 is 31, served five years with the merly had been registered as a 6:00 News 7:20 Edwin Newman t orts OIA In Washington, D.C. and Republican in Sharon. 6:10 Uncle Jay 7:30 News of the 1^ tiatln America as a Soviet 6:00 News 7:60 Joe Oaragiola He is the son of the late A. 1:10 Walter Cronklte 8:06 Fop Concert specialist. He is a graduate of Contestants for 1970 Miss Manchester Crown 6:20 Phil Burgesa 9:06 Nlghtbeot Amherst College, and holds de­ Newbold Morris of New York, 7:00 The World Tonight 11:00 News. Weather City Cfouncll commissioner un­ 7:20 Prank Gifford 11:26 Sports Final grees In government and Rehearsing the opening number, “ Aquarius,” of the 1970. Miss day afternoon at the Community Y. The pageant, sponsored by der Mayor Florello LaGuardia. 7:30 News 11:36 Other Side of Day Russian Studies from Columbia Manchester Pageant are, from left to right. Miss Joan M. Balfe, the Manchester Jaycees, will be staged April 11 in Bailey Audi­ In January, Morris said he University as well. While at BSCop^Shop Miss 1969 Manchester, and the 1970 contestants: Miss Kath­ torium of Manchester High School. On April 4, the contestants was dropped from the list of Columbia, Steele served as re­ leen Kelly of 190 Ralph Rd., Miss Patricia Goss- of 123 Helaine will ride in open convertibles in a pai'ade on Main St. and at the substitute teachers in New Brit­ search assistant to top U.S. Kremlinologist Zbigniew Brze- Rd-; Miss Micheline Morin of 451 Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton; Miss Manchester Shopping Parkade. Miss Sally Middleton, a former ain because, his accusers said, You're sure to stay ahead in savings Rosemary Jubenville of 15 Wellesley Rd.; Miss Sandra Philleson Miss Connecticut, and W. Robert DeProspero, a member of the he was one-sided on the Viet­ zlnskl.' of 24 Burke Rd., Rockville; Miss Priscilla Doyle of 16V^ High­ Jaycees, will be the master of ceremonies at the pageant. Organ nam war. He said he requested, Politically, Steele worked on if you stick with but was not g^ranted, a hearing m inH iriC ing land Ave., Rockville; Miss Melinda Sasse of 55 Hemlock St.; and music will be provided by Clifton W. Goodale of the Keyboard DO YOU KNOWt? the state level In the 1968 GOP with the school board to learn U.S. Senate campaign. Last Miss Maria Salazar of 54 Tracy Dr. The contestants performed Studios of Vernon. Tickets will be on sale at various outlets. who his accusers were eind pre­ year, he managed the landslide at an informal meeting of their parents and chaperones yester­ (Herald photo by Pinto) sent his own side. Republican victory In the Vern­ Morris said he has opposed on municipal elections. mini-pricing the war since 1963. That each year Manchester High ' ichool A n d o v e r V e rn o n He and his wife Betsey have We reserve the right to limit quantities Kindergarten students are refused the right to ta e the three children, Kristen, 6; Alli­ Your register tape tells the story Registration courses they want to take because if the son, 4' and Jeffrey, 1. You Must Love Our Man Held in Murder always a happy ending with mini-pricing^ Republican Caucus Names Registration of children Priority Areas Selected lack of adequate staff. Maxi-Man Meats eligible to attend kindergar­ Of Walerbury Wolnan Specials for Monday, Tuesday Maxm ten next year will be held on WATERBURY (AP) — Mrs. Gravediggers’ You'll Get Your 30 to Town Committee April 15 and 16 from 3:16 to For Sidewalk Construction \ ^ Mary Mullen, 38, died of stab 8-W e e k Strike „„,l WedncMlay „nlj! Back. . . No mrnMMmumummmm Andover Republicans held a between these two percentages 4:16 p.m. In the schools Aoceptiiiijg the responSAbfiltiy which are considered hazard- wounds at her home here Sun­ Manchester Teaches caucus Thursday night to en­ seems to be twofold. First, some they will attend. A child gC-wen it by a receirt. ondinaiilce ous, but where the Board of day morning, police said. Redeem this coupon! |; must be live years old on or Partially Settled ^ OQuestionsm .,. Asked! dorse 30 members of the Repub­ of the residents feel that some passed by the Board of Repre- EducaUpn is now providing Charles Watson, 29, of Water- tS ___ A ' lican Town .Committee and to of the items in the town budg­ before Jan. 1, 1971. He need sentiatlves, the Traffic Authorl- transportation. Arthur Calla- bury, was arrested on a mur­ not appear tor registration. Care!— Do You? NEW YORK (AP) — An i ^ 0 ^ ^ choose convention delegates. et are not necessary but that ■tty Jb setting up a program for han, chairman of the education der charge. Parents should bring a eight-week gravediggers’ atrtke The following were elected to the items have a reasonable construction of aldeJwaiUcs in board’s sidewalk committee, Police said the stabbing took Waldorf birth certificate, and proof of First of the season! the Republican Town Commit­ cost. In addition, many people areas deeaned hazardous for noted that if sidewalks were place while the two were argu­ that left an estimated 16,000 vaccination, diphtheria im­ or Stop & Shop, 4. roll pkg tee: Dorothy M. Abbott, Ylo ■thought that the state and fed­ cbildnein walking to school. constructed in the "B " areas, ing. bodies in coffins and vaults munization, Eind polio and ■ Manchester Education Association Anson, Cynthia W. Clark, Joseph eral governments should help An ondinance concerning con- children could then walk to Mrs. Mullen was stabbed In awaiting burial has tentatively measles inoculation. Under T. Comerford, John S. Corl, more in paying for items in the srtruotion of sdjdewalks gives the school, thus eliminating a num- the chest and abdomen. She Oecrgie E. Wood, Trees. Bathroom Tissue 2 9 been settled. Fresh town budget. A targe portion of a recent Board of Education ' TraiCfic Aurthorfilty the preroga- ber of buses and saving the died shortly alter she was taken Ellsworth L. Coveil, Clarence W. No . detallB of the ag;reement tho£ie contacted feit the town ruling, proof is also required tlve to decide wheipe skfewalks town a considerable amount of to St. Mary’s Hospital. With this coupon and a *5 purchase. Coupon good Custer, Donald A. Dressel, John were diecloaed Sunday night aft­ should make more efforts to that a tuberculin Tine Test are necessary for safety’s sake, money. thru Sat., Mar. 14. Limit one pkg per coupon per B. Hutchinson, J. Cuyler Hutch­ er a 83-hour negotiating aeaalon obtain light Industry to help has been given sometime be­ Ith recommendations have to be The Traffic Authority is also customer. inson, Linda B. Jillson and share the tax burden. tween the ages of three and signaled the strike’s apparent . Tender Dorothy B. Kauffman. approved by the board. recommending to the Board of The following were chosen as five. end. Also, Robert N. Little, Martha If and when approval, the Parents of children who Ixtoal 366 of the Cemetery W. Mbe, George W. Munson, delegates to the State Young cect of the aidew^kB w il be Republican (fonvention to be cannot be immunized In ac­ Included m the regular ■tax Wilshire Rd. to the JarvU Prop- Workers and Oreena Attendants Ruth K. Munson, George S. Nel­ Asparagus held March 20 and 21st in cordance with these policies, . .. erty parking lot on Rt. 83. This UndoD, representing 1,700 grave- son, Sidney E. Organ, Robert E. rate. Prevlioiusly the abutters vny pa. n. b Bridgeport: Ronald 'Richards, because of medical reasons, d lgg.n in the metropolitan Post, Reina M. R. Ramage, only paid tor ^ instaltotllon. John Storm, Linda JlUson, Gale- should present documents at rvhl that area to walk to the park- area, has scheduled a ratiflca- Ronald F. Richards, Albert E. abutter^ to would pick ' i Storm, Cynthia Clark and John registration. (tloa. vote for Its members to­ Richey, Edward Sharp, Erich o r d l ^ , w4U stiU be I’e s p ^ | eliminate Redeem this coupon! i Corl. Anyone who does not re­ night, Siismets, John J. Storm, L. Ed­ of anew and toe gg during Jwilor Women ceive registration forms this Tbe union originally sought a ward Whitcomb, Stephen F. Wil­ week, because of recent ar­ 104 Increase In weekly salary lard, Melvin P. Wmtams, John The Junior Women’s Club ^ e T r ^ Authoriity has meeUng of the Vernon Chicken rival in town or ha'vlng been and beneflta over a two-year P. Young and Eleanor B. Dick­ will meet tonight at 8 in the missed during the school senior C ltiz e ^ Pinochle group contract, but later scaled down inson. Andover Ellementary 'School. A t^ n e d J ^ m as A piriorlity attendance Vast week representative of the Connecti­ census. Is asked to call the Its ,demand. Bargainers for 44 of the Sea Convention delegates were' following winners: cut State Police will show a nearest school for forms prior cemleterles in the area Initially or StoQ & Shop Solid elected as follows: State Conven- Hlllmer Krause 617; Minnie film, "Child Molester-’’ to registration dates. 30 to White St.; Skinner Rd., had offured a $22 increase over Golden Brown Smoked Uon, Melvin Williams, Cynthia Luetjen 590; Alma Dittrich three years, but later upped r Clark and Clarence Custer, and The club. will be having ^ m D ^ I ^ R ^ Nutland 565; Doris White Tuna I thelri bid. “ neighborsi’ night” with Junior lingtan_town line; Dart HHl Rd. Schweitzer 553; Gertrude Ed- alternates, Ylo Anson, John Under the previous contract, Lean, 7 oz can . „ . j i e Storm and Maude Custer, and Women’s Clubs from area from Rt. 83 to Skinner Rd.; 552 and Otto Koschwitz With this coupon and a *5 purchase. Coupon good towns attending. The meeting Dobson Ave. from Rt. 83 to union rtttmbers earned an aver­ Second Congressional District Pathet Lao 552. Sugar thru Sat., Mar. 14. Limit one can per coupon per is also open to the public. age of $126.60 for a 40-hour work convenUon, Ronald Richards, S k ln i^ R d.: Dobson Ave. from Tournament winners last Cured, customer. Rt. 83 to Rt. 30 and Rt. 83 from were Eva ITuant 605; week. Scop______Ylo Anson and George Nelson, Vincent D. McDonnell, chalr- 1b In Peace Bid ^ 6 t Ter. to Pleasant View Minnie Luetjen 592 and Doris 6 to 8 lbs 5ns and alternates, Melvin Williams, man at the State Mediation Plump, firm snd Shop'j)05j)j)MWWMti Erich Siismets and Joseph Two PTA Units (Continued from Page One) Schweitzer 588. Board, announced tile agpree- tender. Goes Also, Tunnel Rd. from Lake There will be no regular Shoulders Comerford. ment from the board’s Manhat­ great with so and eventual election of a na­ St. to Old Stone Rd. and South pinochle session tomorrow. OS Also, 35th Senatorial Conven­ Meet Together SMOKED tan offlcee, where the talks had Breaded Veal Steaks 7 8 ',. Italian yeal Steate Pak“ yT FO i , lb many different St. from Henry Park to White Tournament play on Thursday tion, Ronald Richards, L. Ed­ tional assembly. been going on. Your lomlly wilt love every bile of Ihese lender, delicious fo(xls. And it’s The Highland Park and ' will start at 1:16 p.m. alt the Alwoyi a tally oddlllon to your menu planning. Put n Itolion veo! steoks. A morvelous volue. low in calories. ward Whitcomb and Sidney The Royal Laotian govern­ Last week, the state legisla­ (ew in the Ireerer ni ttiis low price. is Redeem this coupon! ^ These " A ” priority streets Lottie Fisk Bulldtog, Henry Organ, and alternates, John Nathan Hale PTAs will hold a lb ment announced It would ex­ were recommended by the park. ture passed an emergency bill Gol Q g c Storm, Cynthia Clark, and Mel­ Joint meeting Wednesday at 8 that would have led to aibltra-^ Cubed Veal Steaks Pak O O lb Peppered Beef Steaks Pa°k B B ^ ib change diplomatic messages Board of Representatives to the Cashman To Speak SHOOLDERS rojty*^peppered> . * * ____ ■ _ btel__< sleaki 4k«.4fhof taelllwill Kj>be /in on InklfinfInitonf hirhi* vin Williams; Slst Assembly p.m., in the Highland Park tl(*i of the dispute had It not NOW J the lime to lake odvonloge oil Ihe wonderful Traffic Authority. They were peter L. Cashman o f Old ol with you. Be sifre to pul them on your jhopping lUt. District Convention, L. Edward School auditorium. The Nathan with the Communist leadership been settled by me(Matlon. m ini-priced volues . of Slop & Shop. also recommended by the trans- Lyme; a candidate for Congress on ithe proposal. Sam Cimaglla, vice president K raft Whitcomb, John Hutchinson and Hale PTA will hold a business ^rtatlon committee of the from the Second OongTessional We reserve Ihe right to limit quantities. ot the union, said he was “ very Linda Jillson, and alternates, J. meeting at 7:30. An aide to the Laotian pre­ Board of Education and the District , wl'U be the guest Marshmallow Creme Cuyler Hutchinson, Ylo Anson • happy and relieved that my A group from the Manchester mier, prince Souvanna Phou- school administration. speaker at the weekly Republi- and Cynthia Clark; Andover mtn wlU get back to worit and :: N ' -S' •> 13 oz jar Memorial Hospital Women’s ma, said the g(ovemment had The " A " priority streets were can Dutch Treat Luncheon to- W-'V;. •• ' / y ^ ^ Probate District Convention, Lean Pork that the deceased will be buried Auxiliary will present a mini- received a message from Prince listed as those which are con- morrow ncx>n at the Shoreham V Dorothy Abbott, Martha Moe with dispatch and tiie dignity play entitled “ You Know I Souphanouvong, Souvanna sldered hazardous and where Motor Hotel, Hartford, Short Cut With this coupon and a *5 purchase. 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A ..V. / ■ ^ \ MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 V ■ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ■ MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 \ > PAGE FIFTEEN Red-Hot George Pelletier Wins Town Duckpin Grown Notre Dame Quintet Welcomes Second Chance South Windsor’s Reserves Thursday Night Against Kentucky Wildcats Sweeps Ed Bujaucius Streak Extended The NCAA berth from the , n e w h a v e n (AP) — with NEW YORK (AP) — Kentucky, currently No. 2, fin­ Irish led to an unkind comment son Saturday night a 115-101 sric- Pacific and Santa Clara play­ ball stealing led Houston over SPOUSES — Mary Arcard AOC went automatically to N.C. Dayton 71-64. -a 76-87 victory over Harvard, “It’s always nice to play ished its regular season Satur­ or two from Rupp. tor over Northwestern. off tonight In San Francisco for 139, Alice Sartwell' 126, Gloria Play Big Part in Dee fired back by saying Ken­ The week-long National Asso­ State, although the Gamecocks Houston’s opponent at Law­ With 148.2 Average / Yale’s swimming team extended the West Coast Athletic Confer­ Darling 186-370, Donna Bremser Adolph,” says Notre Dame day night by drubbing Tennes­ tucky’s SEC prowess was akin swept 14 straight conference rence, Drake, got into the re- Ks winning streak Saturday to ciation of Iiitercolleglate Athlet­ ence’s spot In the NCAA reglon- By EARL YOST 128-318, Jerry Dumond 138, Fred Proving that their re- ed 22 polnta to the Bobcat total, in the opener. The winners meet (6 dual meets. Harvard was the basketball coach Johnny see 86-69. Hours earlier, Rupp to Canadians playing hockey ics tourney at Nansaa City, fea­ games. glonals by winning ths Mlssoiul Sponheimer 138, Art Cabral 382, io In He filled the position after three Saturday for the crowm. watched on television as Notre against Texais—a comment Dee turing undefeated Stephen F. als. Pacific tied Santa Clara for St. ^liaventure won the right Valley title. Provlngr without any doubt that he belongs at the serve bench is second to gj^j^ters fouled out. scoring honors for the eve- EiliB’ 14th victim tMs iMason. Dee, who facetiously com­ Jim Moore 353. In the meet, Yale won 10 of Dame, behind Austin Carr’s now says was taken out of con­ Austin, the nation’s top-ranked the conference crown by beating to oppose N.C. State by beating New Mexico State waltzed to head of the class among male duckpinners in Manches­ ------none, th e S o u th W indsor Thomas had their stars " ‘"8: went to south Windsor’s pares playing Baron Adolph text. Davidson 85-72 Saturday night ter, short, chunky George Pelletier scored a pa>i' of the 18 events, with Harvard tak- NCAA tourney record 61 points, small college team; the NCAA the Broncos 71-60. a 101-77 decision over Souttswest \ 1 LLAGE MIXEIW — ^ n 3(ji3cats, behind Tom R oy’s which included Ron Jambard Hoy with 44 pol"^- « / ■ Ing only ths two dives and final Rupp and his Kentucky UCLA’s one loss last week College Division Tourney and Long Beach State quallflied to as All-American Bob Laler, Oonfetence Utllst Rice to earn a firsts yesterday in the finals of the 1970 Town Tourna­ Tomlinson 494, Joe Vincent 203, « . nninta m Urn close a n®"' Clarke Arena scoring whipped Ohio U. playing with bronchitis, scored , Alice Brown * "‘**^^^ mark, previously by New " freo-style relay. Wildcats “to taking five may drop the Bruins out of the the 38rd National Invitational meet UCLA In the Far West re­ trip to Lawrence to play Big ment at the Holiday Lanes. ■ “ “ ' Ed Miller 213,889 44 points, moved on to the held ”I was of the opinion that 28 points and grabbed 15 re­ Eight champ Kansas Btats, semifinals of the CIAC Britain’s Nate Vinson set this There was one surprise, how­ Ohio U. was a much stronger No. 1 ranking and vault Ken­ Tourney In New York are also gional by whipping Weber State Pelletier became the first in complishments were In winning 464. ever—when Harvard sophomore CanEidians to Texas to play tucky, currently No. 2, into the on this week’s postseason roimd- 92-73 in a Hrst-round NCAA bounds. which ended Its regular season the history of the Men’s Division National All-Stars at Class M Division by topping 3t. the Saints r^tm djlng when foul Behind Roy team,” said Rupp, shooting for FRIENDSHIP — Mary Thomas Aquinas. 91-82, Satur- trouble hit Chris Ryba. ^ polnte and Bob Wilson beat Yale’s Eddie hockey." top spot in the final ratings. ball menu. game at Provo, Utah, Saturday “If you had told me at the by bowing to Kansas 82-79, to register a shutout In the Hagerstown; Md., plus three his fifth national championship. start of the season that I’d be Whipple 176-178-611, Bee Moquln day night at the Clarke Arena Aquinas, down by as much Le^ggqyg netted 14 more. Bettendorf in the 200-yard back- Actually, Dee, whose Fighting "Whether Notre Dame is that Incidentally, Baron Adolph, Thursday’s other NCAA re­ night. The NAIA championships at finals, turning back the chal- jjew England All - Star tri- ztroka with a time of 2.00.0 mi­ Irish won (heir way to the while adnitttlng Notre Dame is going to South (Carolina, I’d Kansas City gets under way lenge of Eld Bujaucius in the umphs. 183-194-507, Jan Hager 492, in Manchester. as 14 points, rallied'with 8 ill ^j^g j^ggra^ Jambard can- much stronger or Ohio U. that gional pairings, which trim the UCLA, which may lose Its No. Ethel Wills 486, George Sylves- Starters Terry Stoddard, John to play and cut the CaU’ lead teammate Bill Far­ nutes. NCAA Regional Tourney at Co­ "much tniproved,” quietly add­ field to eight for Saturday’s na­ 1 rating this week following a have figured I was going Just to with eight games today and an­ best of seven set in four straight His best national averages much overrated remains to be watch games,” said Niagara ter 221-552, Dick Turcotte 204, Mason and A1 Jankowski took down to 71-70 before Roy and [jj^ping in 23 points. lumbus, OMo, by routing Ohio seen.” ed: "It’s Just possible we’re a tional quarter-finals, are; Friday night 87-86 toss to South­ other eight on Tuesday. ‘EKsphsn games. were 136 in 1966 and in 1968, U. 112-82, was recalling an ear­ little stronger, too.” Coach Frank Layden after hla F. Austin's first-round foe Is The leadman at Pratt & Whit- ^^en he was No. 2 Bruce Moquin 202. an early bench ride in the third team opened up a comfortable windior (91) MagaleVta Naaned —At Columbia, SX3.: Niagara, ern C^fornla, av«nged that de­ ____ _ period when each collected their margin again. With less than ® F Pta lier verbal exchange with the But Rupp calls Notre Dame Kentucky takes a 25-1 recold feat Saturday night by thrash­ underdog Purple Eagles South Carolina State, 22-4, at 7 ney in East Hartford also an­ 0 0 22-5, vs. Vlllanova, 21-6; and No. in the country. I GOP WOMEN — Karole fifth personal foul. Bobcat three minutes remaining, Roy e SPRINOFIBLD, Mass. (AP) Baron of the Bluegrass when h® "much improved over the team to Columbus while Notre Dame 4 St. Bonaventure, 23-1, vs. No. ing the Trojans 91-70. It was the whipped seventh-ranked Penn­ p.m. Tuesday. nexed his first Manchester — Frank MagaletW of Fairfield we played in Louisville.” sylvania 79-69. The victory end­ Men’s Division diampionshlp in Bujaucius, a two-time winner Brown201-487, Beverly Splllane” Coach Charlie Shares went to and Bossl regrouped forces and Bi^or 0 made the crack about hockey In is now 21-6. 19 North Carolina State 22-6. final regular season game tor The NIT opens Thutsday of the Men’s Division crown. University la one of 12 ixusket- Kentucky beat the Irish 102- ed Penn's 18-game winning night with a Madison Square his second try. 91-506, Eileen Carson 182, his bench and came up with hooped in six points as Aquinas jank^-akl 0 Texas. The Wildcats and Fighting Ir­ —At Lawrence, Kan.: No. 13 the Uclans, who have won the Just didn’t have it yesterday. ball players named to a Univer- With Kentucky likely to move 100 In Louisville, which was sup­ ish will be Joined at Columbus Houston, 25-3, vs. No. 14 Dredte, NCAA championship three streak—the nation’s longest— Garden ^oubleheoder pitting Third place honors went to Grayce Shea 472, Rosemary Dave Lacy and Phil Levesque dropped further behind. j^iy J “Even if I had my best day LaPolt 451, Rita Anderson 464, giving impressive perform- The victory puts South Wind- Lcvo.squo 0 eHy Division eqdad announced up to .the No. 1 ranking this posed to be a neutral site but by sixth-ranked Jacksonville, 21-6; and No. 5 New Mexico straight years. and sent Niagara to the reg(i(m- Duquesne vs. Georgia Tech end Herb Steadman who outlasted ever, I would not have beaten i Saturday that will play the Col­ week, Thursday's regtonals at was actually almost like the 24-1, and No. 8 Iowa, 19-4. ' als. St. John’s vs. Miami of Ohio. Vic Abraitis in ’ their best of Jan Leonard 476. ances. sor in the semifinals against State, 24-3, vs. No. 16 Kansas Third-ranked South Carolina George today, he’s a heckuva ______South Windsor’s 6-8 center, Middletown High. The Tigers suridard 2 lege Division All-Stars In the Columbus pitting the Southeas­ Wildcats’ homecourt. Jacksonville, wtth 7-foot-2 Ar­ State, 19-7. The Purple Eagles, whose The NCAA (College Division five matches, thanks to a fine Bujaucius said. ’’U finds Uself in the role of tourney Roy dominated play as he fore- are paced by Ted Hathaway, SuUlmn 15th annual Hall of Fame bas­ tern Conference champions Notre Dame played—and lost tis Oilmore scoring 80 points, —At Seattle: Long Beach host—and nothing else—alter All-American (Calvin Murphy Tourney, an annual fixture at 188 single in the fifth and decid- disgrace losing , to Surprise Finish ed St. Thomas to go to the out- the top point-maker on the Totals .dp 3L 91 ketball game March 15 at Am­ against Notre Dame shapes up —to South Carolina (in the Sug­ beat Weatern Kentucky 109-96 State, 24-3, vs. UCLA, 24-2; and losing 42-39 in double overtime got 35 points against Penn, will Evansville, Ind., gets tmder way ing game after Abraitis had jjg.g jjggj bowler In Aquinas (82> .side shot after blocking team. F Pta erican International. as the glamor match In college ar Bowl Tourney finals) and Saturday night In the first round No. 18 Utah State, 21-6, vs. San­ to North Carolina State Satur­ play Vlllanova, which advanced Wednesday with quarter-final rolled a 174 in the fourth game. Manchester." numerous would-be close hoops. Middletown defeated the Bob- Farrell 7 23 The team of New Ekigland stu­ by thumping Temple 77-69. action. The championship game The victory was worth 070 For Julie Holmes basketball’s post-season play­ UCLA in the next seven days. of NCAA playoffs. Iowa won the ta Clara, 21-5, of U. of Pacific, day in the finals of the Atlantic The gracious loser reigned in Roy batted away numerous cats last year In the semifinals dents is headed by Boston Unl- offs. This brutal road schedule by the Big Ten title and ended its sea. 21-5. Coast (Conference tourney. James “Poo” Wtelch’s crafty is scheduled Friday night. with the runner-up getting 335. 1964 and 1966. LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia jjiock shots and upped his sea- and eventually became state Nosal veralty'lb Jimmy Hayes, Steadman won $15 and Abraitis . . . . . Payonls Others on (he team are Ray Bujaucius averaged but 114.3 there was a title for point production mark to champions, Rylyiba $9. Thirteen others shared in the for his four games, well below thie most surprising perform- ifi23. Action is slated Thursday kbehanowaky EUerbrook of Mjassachusetts, prize money. his 125 average in the Hartford ance at the World Figure Skat- senior John Bossi, forced to night at 8:16 at the (XISC gym. Phil Blum of New Hampshire, Stan Smith There was no denying Pelle- Restaurant Leagues ing (Jhampionships, it might go change from his forward posi- It Is the second of two/games, John Fultz of Rhode Island, Celtics Will Need Miracle tier, a local resident for the „t oh„nrticr, Totals 29 34 82 s an engineer at Chandler- (Herald photo by Pinto) to Julie Lynn Holmes, a 19- tion to a guard spot, contrlbut- Kolbe goes against Hand High Haimmc 48-39 South Wlrrisor. ■ Frank MlanUnluk of Viermont and past two years. He started out Svans in West Hartford. year-old student from Littleton, Marshall Todd of Maine, Marty Feels Better with a 182, followed with 186, FINALISTS—Ed Bujaucius, left, and George Pel­ Consistency marked Pel­ letier eyed their bowling balls before title match (3olo. Schoepfer of Boston University, kp tailed off to 181 and then settled letier’s rolling and he had his Miss Holmes captured a Production Took Three Hours, 21 Minutes Tom Veronneau of Boston Col­ In Winning To Make Playoff Th is Year lor his season average, 135, in , „ . , yesterday. Pelletier won the match by 4-0 margin. bronze medal in the women’s lege, Alex WIU of Darmouth, sweeping itast tall, bespectacled marks. He picked up singles, beating American rival Bujaucius spares and eight strikes, hav- Ernest Hardy of Harvgrd, and HAMPTON, Va. (AP)—When NEW YORK (AP)—The ^Most Gratifying Year’ Janet Lynn, 17, of Rockford, 111. Paul Swstt of Northeestem. - Stan Smith began play -last Tues­ National Basketeall Asso­ "I bowled good, very good,” ‘"8^ seven, six, six and five in Miss Holmes, runnerup to Mies Totals Like Triple Header day In the weeklorg 69th U. S. PeUeUer said as he relkxed af- ‘^e four games as compared to Lynn in the U.S. Nationals, was Lawn Tennis Association indoor ciation playoffs without ter his latest success. “I felt three strikes UConns Tiiumph the Boston CJeltics? Why for the loser. most Impressive in the compul- NEW YORK (AP) __ a nlnth-lnnlng rnUy but re- Nertney. championahips, he sUU wasn’t that I was really at the top of Coach of Year Honor sory figures competlon, which JJouston and Kansas City 'f®v«r Jofm Noriega came on Jerry Morales homered for DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — Con­ feeling up to par from a recent that’s almost like cake my game.” Last year, the 5-8, A fine crowd watched the fin­ als, supervised by Paul Cor- counted for 50 per cent. nlnvoH nnlv ona oYhihi+irm and thwarted further scoring. both Padres runs. necticut tiuned back a challenge Illness and was “hoping to get without ice cream at a kid's 182-pounder came In fourth In Miss Lynn came In a disap- Piayea oniy one exniDition Angeles by Vermont Soiturday and cap­ past the ftrst couple of rounds.” birthday party. his first try at the Manchester " Holiday manager. Awards pointing sixth, despite a second game Sunday but gnjacked home runs In San beat Atlanta 3-1, PhUadelphla jjjjg were presented the top four For UCLA’s Wooden tured (hq Yankee Conference After a couple of 'vtctortes, But it appears that only a place finish to beautiful blonde the totals looked like a Francisco’s 13-hlt attack, 14-0 nipped Pittsburgh 3-2,' Oakland Relay Swimming Champltm- An Aircrafter for 14 years, ^at® Agosttnelli. & LOS ANGELES (AP)—When Lew Ancindor grad- however, the nation’s top-ranked miracle will put the defending Gabriele Seyfert of East Ger- triple-header. victory over Cleveland. Craig defeated the (jhlcago Cubs’ B ehips. singles player from Pasadena, NBA champs In this year’s play­ and a native of Danielson, Pel- The battle for third and fourth uated last June, UCLA basketball coach John Wooden .^vho won her second The Astros finally won 20-19 Nettles homered for the Indians, team 6-3, and California pound- UConn piled up 126 points to (Calif., began feeling -better and offs. letier averaged 148.2 in taking P'ace was quite Interesting, per- faced one of the toughest challenges Of hlS career. straight championship. Beatrix after the teams combined for 54 Seattle collected four un- ed the Chibs’ A team 12-6! Vermont’s 110. Hoot New Hamp- 'I became more eager than I I home the biggest trophy and haps even more than the finals How do you replace a super- gchuba of Austria again fin- hits good for 100 bases, eight earned runs in the edghtSi inning Rain washed out gamos be- The Johnny-oome-lately Mil­ Mre trailed with 52, and Massa- was in the peat tow weeks.” waukee Bucks, behind Lew Al- the largest slice of the financial Abraitis won the first game, 118 • star who three times as AU- ished second to Miss Seyfert. home runs, and sent 12 pitchers to beat San Diego 4-2. An error tween Montreal and Waahlng- chuseitts had 46. The climax came Sunday when pot. ITie new champ carries a Steadman’s 113, losit the sec- J[ ^ ^ American led his club to the xim Wood, of Colorado Springs to the showers at Terry Field in Padres’ shortstop Tommy ton, Baltimore and the New clndor’s 44 points, whipped the Smith won the $4,000 t<^> money Celtics 188-184 Sunday night and 135 average in the Hartford despite a 140 as Steadman National Collegiate Athletic As- continued the U.S. supremacy in Fort Myers. Fla. The entire pro- i>ean and a wild pitch by Phil York Yankees, and a game be- and became only the fourth play­ County League and 134 In the rolled 152 to square the match. soclatlon title? the Men’s singles, retaining the ductlon took three hours, 21 Knuckles accounted for two of tween Boston and a coiViblnatlon Hat Trick Decisive all but killed Boston’s playoff K‘c er to win the ohampion^iip two hopes. Mixed Doubles Invitational. "Hi® latter went one-up on a 117 In Archery . “In all probability it put more championship with a brilUant minutes. tj,g others team of players from the De- SPRimFlIELD, Mass. (AP) years in a row -with a 6-8, 6-2, "I felt good today and I knew E^ame as Abraitis dipped to a pressure on me in the desire free skaUng performance Satur- Natural elements played a g^^g g„ j^gy Foster’s doubletrodt. Minnesota and WhiteSox — With three goiaio from Billy 7-5 victory over Tomas Koch of Boston Is now two games that I would roll good,” he ex- Hut you can never figure Action Here to have a real good year,” re- day nl^ht. port, too. A 20-mUe an hour g gj^gig ^y jgrry Me- camps. Inglls, the Springfield Kings Brazil. away from elimination from the plained. For the past 15 years, howling out and after 10 boxes called the 59year-old Wooden. Judy Schwomeyer of Indian- wind blowing to center field n o ______rolled to on easy 6-2 win oyer Smith later teamied -with playoffs for the first time In 21 A - ^ ^ Pelletier has been one of the fourth, Abraitis had a “It’s been a most gratifying a ’-olis and Jim Sladky, an Army doubt contributed to some of the the Montreal Voyageurs fiatur- years. Any combination of two MANCHESTER, Conn. (AP) yggj. jjgjj great team play private at West Point, N.Y., homers. Puddles in the outfield Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va., nation's ranking duckpinners, credit to Steadman’s day night In American Hockey to win the doubles crown in a Philadelphia ihctories or Boston three times holding the No. 2 force a f.fth game. Stead- - Jim Ploen of Bloomington, ^rithout any one individual star, gave the United States a silver left by a 4%-lnch overnight rain Aqueduct Launches Season League play. Montreal, which defeats will eliminate toe Celt­ helped the hits fall In. 15-13^ 6-3 triumph over the top- spot In the National Duckpin continued his fine fir- Minn.,, former U.S. Open and In- All have had their moments, medal In the dancing. leads the league’s Eastern Divi­ seed ^ foreign team of Romani­ ics, NBA champs for 11 of the Bowling Congress rankings. iRK with 168 and Abraitis' 138 temationol archery champion, We’ve had fine team balance. ------The game upstaged the world sion, has allowed only one other past 18 seasons. champion New York Mets’ 17-7^ Tomorrow, Expect 35,0,00 ans Hie Naatase and Ion Tiriac. "I’m excited with the win,” he was 20 pins short for third place fired 298 out of a possible 300 his balMced team, hat trick againot themselves this Philadelphia, meanwhile, CIAC Basketball rout of the St. Louis CanddnaJs _ , , , ^ 1.1 It was Just the second time said. money. ‘ . . „ ^ ^ v,.„ which Includes only one senior, Saturday season. the country’s top two players nipped New York 188-116, Balti­ “Twice I missed being No. 1 The scores; points Sunday night to wh^hls currently ranked No. 1 nation- in St Petersburg. Fla. Those Thoroughbred horse raqing as Ncx^oubto the avor(te, fln- 152-166-161-136 second consecutive New Eng- g„y, w May End after 22 Years straight field goals to go ahead Richard Petty, winner of $708,- r-.nnimx =prond ^ tirst-year professional archer Wooden decided the Bruins Oomwell vs. Ehitnam and Wa- drove In six runs 'Mth two horn- Mother’s Wheatley Stable l(x>ms $8,40, scored In the Woonsocket second Buffalo BlUs of the National (Ap FliotoAui) ers, one of them a grand slam, as the likely favorite this time. Handicap at Narragansett and Massachusetts wi Football League’s American 79-71 In toe third period and 264 in 10 years as a stock car at th f Z e L ^ th ^ s a T e lap ^293 for the wp"J®R ® should „ go------back to the high----- post.------mo---Go' vs. LaSallette with 74 points. UP AND DOWN—New York’s Willie Reed battles Swoboda also blasted two horn- On Saturday the $25,000 Pau- Robin’s Bug, $12.20, romped Conference announced today the NEW YORK (AP)—As fifth place in the National Hock­ Rangers at bay and extended then nursed the lead until ecu'Iy racing driver, says his Job is as Petty, was forced t o ‘be pits ^Har current Tuesday ey League’s East Division over stumbling New York’s winless In toe fourth quarter. John Hav- Jim Washingfton and Luke Jackson for rebound r-iiiri.-deluded Gerl(-eri Har,wan currem farther out. _Steve _ ____ Patter- Class LL ers. good fbr five more runs. monok Handicap is the feature home by six lengths in the signing of Bobby Hunt as defen­ the games dwindle down to vetttoe- harder each vear but to have a damaged fender re- Detroit and Minnesota also at Aqueduct. Elsewhere there Is prlnce George’s Stakes on the Clinch Playoff Spot sive backfleld coach. toe weekend, dropping two string to six games. The shutout licek scored 43 in a losing effort while a playerlfrom each side gets view from floor. women’s open champion and Lu- g^jj^ a reserve who didn't see more games to extend their los­ was toe second in the lost three for Boston, retirement has never entered moved. The Timmonsville. S.C., of BetWehem, Pa., Z m u c^h ^ m ^O ^ Z y '^ tw k Z B rid Z ^ rt C entr^*T O ^W U ^ registered impressive totals in the $75,000 New Orleans Handl- closing day at ^wFe! ", HARTFORD (AP) — With Ed­ Hunt, 30. was a quarterback » his mind. ■•®®“1®"‘ "®''®'-' fifth-ranked woman pn>fessional. Z t ^ o f ^ d g ep o rt Central vs. WUbur Grounds, the ^ _ J L _____ ‘ oQ at Auburn and a defensive back of the Montreal Canadiens ing streak to four games. games for New York which had Two players were injured gers in the ninth inning. Jim $50,000 San Felipe Handicap at die Orlffln oontrlibuting 'fhe Canadiens are now three established an NHL record by when they ran into television Rockets Increase Lead in ABA TJjp 32-year-old son of Lee 1^®- Har placed second w-th a m the ’balloting by Associated ^ ^ d n e sd a y the HaittoM Caps de- the AFL for eight seasons^He ^e^rate. scoring in 130 consecutive cameras during the nationally Petty, a famed driver in his ®®®°"^ P>®®® ® 288, and Miss Stametz was third ^g^bers Wooden re- a a s s L Price and A1 Kallne homered Santa Anita, the $35,000 Cana- ^ iot' piayed” fo7 toe'Cincinnati Ben- The defendihg Stanley Cup points back of fourth place De­ for Detroit while Paul Ray Pow- dlan Turf Handicap at (?ulf- feate<| tha Allentown Jeta 187- P years. champion Canadiens dlpp^ Into troit and a fat 10 back of East games until last week. Ttie televised New York-Phlladel- own right in the 1950’s, had Just D r^r.^ ceived 164 votes of the 366 cast. Windham vs. East Catholic 181 etmdBor night and closed out gaia tne poai. w y Rangera have managed Just one phia game. They 76ers’ Archie pocketed a check for $18,215 aft- Richard Brooks of Spartan- ell homered for the Twins. stream and the $27,600 Cahlle- Dlvdsion-leading Boston. With New Orleans Skid Continues, tru— ^ g Jggg NASCAR . Miss J^ rb a ra Brown ° G Adolph Rupp of Kentucky was and Northwest Catholic vs. South their seez(« with a spot assured only 13 games left to play, goal In toe last 11 periods. Clark left the game in toe <^n- er romping home far in front of f; .... , ton, Cbnn., current U.S. second with 69 followed by Catholic A grand slam homer, by Bob- don Stakes at Pimlico which in the league playoffs. the field in Sunday’s Carolina rookie of the year, came in by Tolan and a homer by Lee opens today. Stontreal Is In danger missing Jlm Pappin fired a pair of Ing minutes after running Into a third in a Plymouth, eight miles 'T 'T rito a ^^to^toke the*^wo- McGuirelire of South Caro-Cai Thursday Ibe , game cUnttoed fourth toe playoffs for toe first time in goals as CJhlcago edged into camera near toe basket and suf- Fall from Top to Also-Rans 500 . . . .. ___- ion, fired a 285 to take tne wo- ,,lina with 28, Harv Schmidt of May paced Cincinnati to an 8-7 Quicken Tree, $19.80, sur- / place fl)r Hartford in (he Bost- Palmer Misses Putt «.^44«,y back while fourth place went to Class M victory over the Chicago ’White prised by winning the $145,000 22 years. tolrd place In the East by top- ferlng a badly bruised right New Orleans’ tallspdn to toe the Sues in contention until the Sure, driving: is getting „ .. T * men’s amateur crown. Illinois with 17 and Maury John Kolbe vs. Hand and Mlddle- enr BasiettiaU League^ and left harder withI4-U each u race. T I don’tA fl Bobby ,, ^ Allison ^ ^ of Hueytown, * The men’s amateur title went Sox. The White Sox got four Santa Anita Handicap at the Boston dealt toe latest blow ping Philadelphia. After Eric hip. Nate Bowman of the Knicks American Basketball Associa­ second overtime when Denver Ala.,A i n 4in an Dodge. nr A LJ Petty’s AV rmr'ci T team A n rvi _ of Drake with 11. town vs. South Windsor. Hartford ■with a 16-12 record tor to the (Janadiens, shutting them Nesterenko made It 8-0, toe missed toe entire second half reserve Ben Waxley produced know whether it is me. to Chris Labucki, who won a runs and then loaded the bases California track last Saturday the season. tion’s Western Division contin­ said, ”or whether everybody single-arrow shootoff against Pro Basketball And Luim Wins Citrus out 2-0 Sunday and opening a Flyers staged a late rally, get- after bruising his left thigh by six of his team’s 14 points, in­ of Charlotte, N. C., winner of Roy Konopaska after both fired NBA three-point lead In the East over ting goals by Larry HUimen and smashing Into a camera. ues at fullspeed and the Bucs, cluding an important three-poto- else is getting better. Anyway the rich Daytona 600 two weeks ORLANDO, Fla. (AP)—“I thought I had made the when you win one like this, you 292. Eastern DiviMta Mow Dig Lead New York which played to a Jim Johnson in toe final three Philadelphia, ibehind toe division leaders only a few ter which buried New Orleans. ago, was fifth. Russel Humiliates Austria Dutt.” said Arnold Palmer- “It was in the cv)p and out. scoreless tie with Pittsburgh. minutes. shooting of .^lly Cunningham ■weeks ago, are now Just 1% For the Bucs, Steve Jones really count your blessings.” It was Petty’s 102 victory on W. L. P e t O.B. NE3W HAVEN (AP) — With “I thought he’d made It,” said ------“ Petty had survived two spin­ New York 67 16 .781 — thought Chicago edged to ■within three But goalie Tony Eaposito, de- and Hal Greer, took a 62-56 haU- games out of last place. scored 25 points and Jimmy NASCAR’s elite Grand Nation­ leas than half the game to play, Bob Lunn, "I Just couldn’t imag- going to do something, now’s the Pflved of a 12to rtiutout by toe time lead over the Knicks and The Bugs showed signs of end­ Jones 23. outs and a near wreck to come Gloria Darling In World Ski Competition Milwaukee 53 23 .697 toe New Haven Blades had a ______points of toe Rangers by nipping home more than three miles al circuit, almost twice as Baltimore 46 30 Ine Arnold Palmer three-putting ume,’ ” said toe balding, soft- Philadelphia 3-2 and Detroit tied late goals, stiffened and held New York never caught up. ing toelr eight-game losing Eastern Division leader Indi­ many as any other driver. It By MARTY RALBOVSKY, NEA Sports Writer ,606 11% 4-1 lead, but that soil w asnt distance, spoken Lunn. He missed by four ahead of close friend Cale Yar­ SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. What it all means is that Rus- PhUa’phla 39 36 “.620 19 Minnesota 2-2. In Sunday’e other Phlladslphla off to get the victo- Cunningham finished with 89 streak Sunday, however, by ana built up* a 17-potot third pe­ also was his first, trip to the Bowling Winner enough. But Palmer did. A national inches and tapped In for toe game^ Los Angeles tied Oakland ry. pqints. Dave DeBussriiere was forcing Denver Into two over­ riod cushion over Dallas and re­ borough’s Mercury In a wreck- (AP) — The fierce battle for ®®*> with 145 cup points, Cincinnati 33 43 ,.484 2 ^ They -blew tha lead and went audience watched par. victory circle since winning a 2-2. Ctoaile (Jesare Moriago kicked high for the Knicks with 21 times, but toe Rockets finally mained safely ahead to the final marred race that drew a rec­ Gloria Darling of Manchester 12-Seattle, AL West the World Cup of skiing moves ‘®*‘® “’® ®“P ?o«t°n 31 42 ,425 26 ord crowd of 38,000 to North 250-miler at Martinsville, Va., down to defeat Sunday night at golfing Idol of mllUons palmer ran his 36-foot birdie out 45 shots and Minnesota re- points. prevailed with a 108-103 victory. going. Roger Brown’s 23 points last September. and John Beckett of Waterbury the giant slalom in Norway. Detroit 30 46 .896 28^ toe hands of the Cltoton Comets, ^ four-foot putt on the final putt four feet by toe hole, then In Saturday’s games, Minne­ Carolina Motor Speedway. to Norway this week after the Schranz, with 148 cup points, sota______battered Toronto_____ 8-3, . De- malned imbeaten against De- Earl “The Pearl” 'Monroe Elsewhere to the ABA Sun­ led the Pacers while (Jlncy Pow­ Twice a winner of NASCAR’s were the top names in Connec- franchise „ . ^ . Weatern Dlvlnlop in an Eastern Hockey League Limn escape with missed It coming bacjci and had Petty’s blue Plymouth, fitted PROSPCCTUS—Now that French, In the person of 23-year wlH win It if he places fifth Atlanta 42 84 .668 — troit dropped Montreal 4-2, St. trolt this season by tying toe scoied 31 points including toe day, Indiana downed I^4ia® ell was high for ths Oiape with wlth a sharp nose cone and a title. Petty said he duckpin bowling tourna- problemt hare been solved—for a rjs£9 -old Patrick Russel, handed In the slalom or second in the Los Angeles 41 36 game. The score was 6-4. $80,000 first prize Sunday In to settle for a tie for second Louis tied Pittsburgh 2-2. Los Red Wings. clinching free throw with two 131-114, the Carolina Cougars 24. „ .u plans to run about 60 races this , • year, anyway—the Pilots can get i639 1 The Blades open their BHL y^^ weather-plagued Florida Clt- with Australian Bob Stanton, wh whipped the New York Nets Bob Verga powered Carolina 24-lnch high stabilizer______on the__ f,__ ments over the weekend. Austria a humiliating defeat. giant slalom. The scoring sys- Phoenix 36 42 .465 7% Angeles tripped Oakland 5-3 and The tie strectoed Detroit’s un- seconds left, to lead Baltimore rear deck, spun out of control y®®*"’ down to the serious business of. (os-. So stinging was Russel’s vie- tern' counts only the best three Chicago Northern pivlsion playoff semi- rus ^ mvltotlonal Golf Touma- had a final 68 for 272. Bullion tied x-luladelpiua 5-6. beaten streak to alx as toe past Seattle. Bob Rule kept the 107-106 and Pittsburgh nipped over New York with 27 points Mrs. Darling compiled a six- ing baseball gomes again. Dave 33 41 .446 8 final series Tuesday wght ^ gg while Les Hunter had a game Jected Palmer, ”we had It going were Tom Weishopf, Tom Shaw a.id K'en Hooge ana both came sion. points for Denver to make up Nets. most rammed the concreite HAVEN (AP) — Jim Dee Wierzblcl)! of Milford. El over is devoid of it. Pitching, too, is 24 48 .3^ $6 Frank Mahovllch and Dole gimrd rail headon. Only expert Morgan, who has led the Yale iose Creevy of Milford wa^ third favorite to take the cup the a certain event, even If he did “ for a while. It’s toe way I like and Dick Crawford, with Bruce on tip-ins of Booby Orr slap Rolfe scored tor Detroit and The Suns took a half-game for the absence—tor toe third Pittsburgh led all the way to poor but, os they say in Staltfe, second year running, put on a place high, If he had already SAf/cersMJ., to play. Only I don’t like to (Jrampton, Bruce Devlin and lead over idle Chicago In their straight gome—of Rocket floor defeating toe Floridiane. J(ton driving saved the car from be- basketball team in scoring for with 787. (hot's going to be Dallos-Fort ABA shots. The two pomu gave Orr, Tom WllUams and BIU Golds­ Ing demolished. years; will captain Ann Schmltter, Glastonbury, display that left veteran ski had the maximum he could pos- lose.” Howie Johnson at 277. Jack bie i'4HL’s scoring leader, 97 for worthy for toe North Stars. battle for third place in toe leader Larry Jones, out ■with a Brisker talUed 33 points to pace Worth's problem in 1971. Harper writers amazed. sible win In that event. Eastern blvtsl SCOKES, Palmer and the bull-strong Nlcklaus finished well back at Western Division by beating At­ foot Injury. toe Pipers. Don Freeman was Ti^ 6-foot-3 veteran from the team next year. had high single game wKh 146. Bristol W. L. Pqt, O.B. the season. Ooldswartoy’s goal came with RMdleman, N. C., kept the ma- The 5-foot-lX guard from Elm- Beckett ttnt8 In his first ------Krause from Ooklond ond Bob Bolin from Son Francisco. Both were 7-7 .608; 16% night at ming. In the first for £6 holes on the gruelling had won ^ e e previous tour tl- ^^^r an extra skater In Ted Hompson ofX)akland traded Gall Goodrich led SeatUe with place lead to the West to 1% 128, Carolina beat the Buos 116- lost year. (Seorge Lourerique, also from Oakland, and Steve Barber, still ro. t o ' n ‘»>® ®‘“‘®» N®v®da and Nqw York 84 37 .486 17% ^ ------* ti«. «nH h«. h«.n «« th« tour . .. 78 woonda apart In toe 24 p^nU while Walt Bellamy games over Dallaa. 102 and Dallas down Kentucky charged Into the lead for good two varsity seasons. He will Bliner, which left Schranz en- California, the common border Pittsburgh 28 48 game, Trinity Covenant almost final day. . . . ,, H toe final minute deq^lte the at the 406-mile mark. succeed Thatcher Shellaby, who comebocking, round out starters. Bullpen hos Dave Baldwin, from Wash­ .848 26 blew a to tie for the Palmer had a 64, eight under elnce 1967, two-goal deiicit. UsuaUy, teams third period as toe Kings and and' Lou Hudson each had 81 tor New Orleans’ Jones boys kept 129-124. Schedule Mixup ^ V* o which Heavenly Valley strad- Miami 19 43 ,284 80%' Then, with about 50 miles to led Yale to a fourth place tie ington, Bob Locker ond John O'Oonoughue. Roting—C—. run of the two-run event Satur- jigg leaaue lead but managed to par. In toe morning round and "Arnold Palmer le toe king. lift their netmlnders______when they Seals batUed to their tie. Atlanta. Western Dlvlsiqn go, he tangled, with Yar- for the Ivy League, Yale said HAMDEN (AP) — A mixup , kk .1 u, • • , France's Alain Penz, who nenvow edge Center OmgregaUonal, 68- moved Into the lead, vrtto Lurm /UdT’t “ ‘® “ '‘® behind, hopuig toe Oakland^ winless to seven Sparked by Jerry Weat wito borough’s Mercury coming off Wednesday. In scheduling gave the Hamden CATCHIN(i—Jerry McNertney will be the storter, but if Don Biyonf or Schranz Jab^d hU ski pole placed first In the slalom, was ^ 7 " 28 28 ,6 50. Carl Ogren of Trinity led one stroke back after a 67. ^ e ^ to ‘****'^ ‘‘•'P sal'vage a games,) remained tied with 31 potato, Los Angeles broke toe Phil Roof prove they con hit better, they'll replace him. Rating—C. n he snow ant^ complained bit- of combined re- 36 29 JR all seorera ^ to 18 DOtoU whUe Palmer had a final 72 and Lunn play him I played toe course. Blcs an Eastern Basketball tie. Minnesota tor fourth place and game'wide open late to toe third MORIARTY BROTHERS g{vet yOU teriy to an aide of Austrian suits of the entire weekend of 37 81 Jk sL ^to ^ S v had 18 tor C^- * TO tor 271, 17 under a par. My putting was expeUent. a playoff berth to the West. perlod and roared away from League victory by. forfeit Sun­ INFIELD—Mike Megan, who led club in hitting with .292 lost yeor, re­ head coach Herman Gamon. racing. New Orleans 81 82 .41 W^p Blogesky had 16 ^ forced by That’s probably what won for OoaUe Al Smith held the mains at first. Greg Goosen, plucked out of Mets' chain, will spoil him. Cincinnati to the final going. an easy go in g day afternoon, but deprived The 31-year-old Austrian vet- Along with the racing thrills Los Angeles 81 86 A70''\ ^ lii th* second game. Bmknuel the ratoed-out\flret round Thurs- (Cincinnati was led by Tom Van 1,500 fans of seeing Hamoen’s Tommy Horper, who stole 73 boses lost year, has the edge of second, but eran said Bliner should have on packed powder snow In rare Lutheran defeated South Metho- ^ w. u .. Arsdale wito 26 points. mroTA Chevrolet Owners John Donaldson is right there. Ted Kubiok, who hit .249 at Oakland, will last game of the season. slowed down to let Schranz perfect condition throughout the HOOKEY UlAOUE diet, 66^)8. Ron Noeke had 16 The lead see-sawed back and The victory enabled toe Lak- CORONA The fans waited for the Bing­ take over at short ond third will go either to Rich Rollins, who started place second, winning the cup. whole meet, there was plenty East ------Dlvtslon ExMbition Basdian YiUaiiova IC4A Champion NEED REPAIRS . . . SEE US FOR there lost season, or John Kennedy, who finished thare. Rating—C. potato tor lb » winners whUe forth between Palmer and Lunn ere to pull within one game of 4«Uoor hamton Flyers to show up, but Information pieced together of intrigue W L T Pts OF OA Jon Burgees put to 12 for the all day. and no more than a Sunday’e Reeulte toe first place Hawks to toe they never did. Officials award­ Boston NBW YORK (AP) — "Our clocking of 4 minutes, 2.2 seo- a KENDALL OIL PRODUCTS ‘outfield—Steve Hovley, who hit .277 last soaion, is being twitched on the slopes Indicated the Aus- The French privately com- „ 86 14 16 M 339 IM Methodiato etagle etroke ever separated Loe Angelee 8, Atlanta 1 West. s GENUINE CnBVnOLET PA»TB ed the game to Hamden, with trian strategy called for Bliner plained that the Austrian course York 34 16 14 8^ 212 149 feeoatiae ’Waoptog Communi- them. And. going Into the final (Cincinnati 8, Chicago (A) 7 splrit Is more Uke love.” eald ®n1» Ws mile run. SI^nI the score going into the record from right to center. Stepping into right is Mike Herthbeiger, acquired The two-team battle between • FACTORY TRAINED .TECHNICIANS from Ooklond. Wayne Comer, .245 with IS HRt lotf year, itayt in loft. to be signalled to slow down getter, Gamon. for the first run ?^cago 86 20 7 79 202 146 ty and Trinity Covenant ended l* holes, U became a two-man Houston 20, Kansas City 19 Villanova’s premier mller Mar­ s SERVICE RENTAL CABS books as Hamden 2, Binghamton Detroit Vlllanova and Maryland for the laohidai Two rookies could break in—Roy Foster, 92 Rlls with the Met*' Tidewater If at inld-cdurse be was a sec of the giant slalom had set a 83 18 12 ^ 196 108 the siaaon trith saven and one race. ■ New York (N) 17, St. Louis 7 ty Liquor! after toe Wildcats • OONVTNIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN 0. For the fans, the team put ond belUnd course favoring Schranz’ old ModitreaJ 31 19 18 76 199 162 - Philadelphia 8, PltUburgh 2 team title shattered after toe FAutofuatio Tram or OMAC BUDOET FLAM form lost season, or Danny Walton, MVF in all the minort lost season with reoc^TTplayoff game wlU he But toe high drama was aaved swept to their fourth consecu- on an Intrasquad scrimmage. .332 of Oklohomo City. He'll ttoy, no matter what. Rating—C. Accordtog to the complicated knees. The Austrians com- Toronto 36 26 11 6| 196 208 neoetoary later this month to t®*" B>e l8to. TTi^ came to it all Seattle 4, San Diego 2 Wildcats struck for tour consec- nfisedoo. WhRa wal The mixup apparently 0 Uve IC4A Indoor Track and utlve running victories, gatoer- Sports Slate | tOrea, ’ha te d gtaai Gall M8-SCB8 or Stop In for an AppoIntoMnt . . . .. , . VPla*"®*!------that----- —the Canadian West Division determlna the champion. even. Lunn put hla drive to toe Detroit 12, Minnesota 11 stemmed from the Blcs’ deci- TOP ROOKIES—Walton is the best. After him ere Foster, Fred Stanley, would have won the roveted courae setter for the second St. Louis 81 96 9 711184 160 treee on the right. Palmer was Oakland 6, Chicago (N) (B) 8 Fleld Championships Saturday tog in 84 pt^nlU en route te a MORIAR’TY BROTHERS AU vinyl FINAL STANDINGS MONDAY, MARCH 9 90 a P . m ston to play their Sunday home on infielder, and pitchtrs Gory Tintberloke ond Skip Lockwood. Oulfioldar down toe fairway. Arnle pitched California 12, Chicago (N) 8 night. 41%-28% Victory over the Volleyball — Latvians vs. (DBA LYNCH MOTORS) l ...... r...... — , ------;------—...... — ** ■•alom run, Gilbert Mol- Plttsb’gh 28 80 10 86 168 196 \ 8(a Center Btztet, MannheaTer to w*U OAiriER CHEVROLET GO, HM games in.the afternoon, not at Floyd Wicktr, who saw briof action in Montrool last yter, onothtr goHible. “ •*“«>• ^ won the ^ant nlalom lard, had done a Job favoring Phila’phla 16 26 26 BKCITB sim on about 88 fee^t from the pin San Fran. 14, (Cleveland 0 "We’re not Juet a running ma- Tarpa- E a s^ ld e a 8, Watkins ve. Kas- MAIN ST. MANC night. The Blcs told their op­ IMnlty Oovanant 64S-S136 .{*]■ Loads _____ Obitorvir. observed MtoneVtta 12 80 " 44 i S Wapplng while 'Lunn beat'a beautiful ahot Montreal vs. Washington, can­ chine like tome people eay,’ Larry James wae the (xdy ^en) n Fuel^ e l 8:46 (^len Bvaa. Bzioapt Ttau^, lo t ury imA lalatF ponents of the move by regist­ ...... placed third that both complaints wore Jus- Oakland ' 17 87 9 u l i a 212 around.the treee hdt left him- celed, rain. Uquort eald Just after helping other defender to win, taking — gj/ South MathodUt 1 Jepen'e N*. 1 AulomeMI* I ered mail some time ago. Prediction: Sixth in AL Wott behind schranz. tlfled, Loo Angeles 10 44 10 80 041948 ■elf a 70-footer. (Chicago (A), Detroit, Mtone- his teammates to their 11th title toe 800-yard run to 1:10.4 Just TUESDAY, MARCH 10 Canter Oongo oota vs. Boston, canceled, rain, in 14 years with a meet record after Liquori’e vlotoiy. Claes AA Semifinals at'OCEG Bmoaual Lutbaran "I thought, *Bob, If you're

*. . y H '- : v \ - V' V - V . V ■' • '■•cv i’, \ r w ■\i ’■ <' . ;V ' \ ■in-',- :a , ■' W\V\ ■\\'. \- \ V ■ f V n - v ' , - n V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN Trucks— Traetora B BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BulMIfig— Buslnofs Opportunity 28 Help W«wif d ' Holp Wantod—- Help W anted . Contracting 14 Pomal* 3B EXCELLENT neighborhood Fomal* 3 5 Fomota 31 HERE'S YER CHECK,0 THERE'S THE S X 4 C T BUT 7 H M K 1069 FORD, V-8, half-ton, AH, BUSTER, I WAS CLASSIFIED NEWTON H, s m it h and Son— tavern that aervea hot meala, BEELINE Fashions has oppor-' Bl I FOR ALL THE Asiwtr le fis*let« resile AMOUNT! AS MOU KNOW, pick-up, $160, 647-1978. Remodeling, repairing, addl- ACCOUNTING Clerk. To $100. IT WAS A . I DON'T BELIEVE GOOD X see weve MUN(SBie R pizza, grlndehi. Fine for a WOMAN needed in our plasma tunitles for women who cannot hbbe s tme ARBIVeP AT No fee, MsAure person for gen­ D eU C K H JS MEAL, SERVICE* ' 3\a PLAY THAN A MOTH Around the World tlona, rec rooma, garagea, couple. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, spray department on first and accept ordinary time clock OP THE (SAME THE THE P O S T -, IN A NYLON I porchee and roofing. No Job eral ledger department. Large, OLD FWIENPi MA30B VMLL SIVE F»RANPIAU NKSHTSHIBT, (?) T railurs— 048-1677. second shifts as a tape mask­ work. No dellve'ring, no collect­ advertising too email. Call 649-8144. well eatablishod company. Dee HIS POST-HVPMCmC , MOMENT.' , AAA30B.' IN FACT, ACROSS 57 Caution er. No experience necessary, ing, no Investment. Prefer I-ady Placement. 86 Pratt St., SUCtfESTlON.. .THEN Ito u CEBTAINLY 1 ATE SO 58 Convent tlM Mobil* Homos A-A will train. Many exceptional 1 Site of ISirjElfSi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WES ROBBINS Carpentry w- women who have use of car at Hartford. 246-2661. WELL SEE IF SUSTEB FINISHER FAST X PONT worker benefits plus quarterly bonus­ STARTS HIS PIET OUICKILV.' BEMEMBER . Vietnam r=i(=iiuip. 1966 17' SHASTA trailer, sleepa modellng apeclaliat, AddlUoiia, MANCHESTER least two evenings a week. 5--— to 59 Pack 8 A.M. to 4:3 0 P.M. es. Apply in person Klook Co., A BITE/ 6, aelf-contalred. Excellent rec rooma, dormera, porchea, For personal interview call 646- Djakarta, DOWN e i r j w „ WANT A BUSINESS, 1366 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ ■1 condition with extraa. Call 646- cablneta, formica, built -ina, 0480. WAITRESS wanted — full or Indonesia 1 At a distance COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1684. CALL US ter. part-time. Pleaee call 876-9960. 8 Stopover in 2 Philippine bathrooms, kitchena, 649-8446. Esan 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON EARN $60 and more in famous starch 1968 SEARS hardtop tent trailer 1. Ceramic and gift shop. GIRLS for counter work 11 a.m. brand items. No Investment. RN‘s — LPN’s, night ehlft, 12 Adipom 3 Detail H lil Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4180 p.m. Frida. MASONRY — All typea of atone 2. Going tavern. with add-a-robm, good condi­ and concrete work. Quality to 3 p.m., dally. Apply in per­ Help friends shop from home. Meadowi West Convalescent ttiauea 4 Assault tion, $660. 649-4477. 3. Jewelry specialty shop. 13 Organ of sight 5 Charms 23 Point in debate 40 Inform Workmanship, work guaran­ son Dairy Queen, 242 Broad Send for free ail new catalog. Home. Call 649-4611, 14 Subtle 6 Northern 24 Arboreal 42 ConstellaUon PLEASE READ YOUR AD 4. Beauty. salon. St., Manchester. Popular Club Plan, Dept. Y601, homes containing teed. Call after 6, 648-1870, 644- WANTED part-time housekeep­ emanation constellation OI«alflod or "Want Ada" .r e Uken over tlio phone a . a 2976. Lynbrook, N.Y. 15 Steges of life 7 Affirmative 25 Steps through Alcturuf Motorcyclos— er ■ companion. Call Mr*. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 40 Korean apricot convenlenoe. The advertlier ahould read hla ad S * wnutT H. M. FRECHETTE, C.OUNTERGIRL, 6 p.m, to 1 16 Grotesque vote water a.m., part-time. Apply in per­ WOMAN TO clean one or two George W. Cheney, 643-4468. 26 Make into 47 Saucy d a y i t a p p e a r s and REPORT E I^R S hTtlm. Blcyclos 11 HALLMARK Building Co. for REALTORS VOUVl RINTIO, TV4ATS BUT OM.WE DIPN^ parody 8 Father of next inaertion. 'i^e HerMdTa reaponsible for only ONE In­ home Improvement, additions, son, Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 days a week. Must have own ^ ^ n o t q u i t e , o o o l a , 18 Red country Odysseus law 48 Norwegian SALESGIRL for morning . shift, T N E 11M E - ( RISHT, ^OULDMXI, WMfT TO. MY m a t t e r o f e c o n o m ic } BICYCLES—Ne^v and used. Re­ TCWRE BROKE?.' BUT WE’RE PRETTY friendly to 27 Airmail item capital correct or omitted InaerUon for any adverttaement and tten rec rooms, garages, roofing, 647-9993 Center St,, Manchester, transportation. Call 649-8646. five-day week. Please, apply M AO M NEFf V OOOtA! WANT TP V PEAR, BEUEVE NECESSITY! - (myth.) 49 MulIigan,.for only to toe extw t of a “ mako good" Inaertion. Erron pairs on all makes. Open dally DO THAT? >L ME.... USA. 9 Asceticism (2 words) gutters. Free estimates. All Mr. Donut, 266 West Middle 28 Howl instance do not leaaon the valw of the advertteement wlU not be 9-S :30. Manchester Cycle Shop. WOMAN for part-time nights SECRETARIES Typist* - (Tern- 20 Craft IP Table scrap corrected by "make good" Inaertion. work guaranteed. Call 646-2627. Tpke., Manchester. ■=FF 21 Hawaiian 11 Remark 32 X-ray unit 50 Wood-cutting 182 West Middle Tpke., 646- Monday - Friday, 6 p.m. to porary) work In your own r hawks 17 Huge 35 New Jersey tool 2068 RUBBISH route for sale, 130 closing, for snack bar. Apply areas, top rates, free parking, 51 Time period 22 German beer 19 Night river (BockvUle. Toll Free) Roofing— Siding 16 stops. Richard Lee, 228-9686. in person. Vernon Lanes, immediate openings. Call 622- mug (Norse myth.) 37 Elbe tribuUry 52 John (Gaelic) 0492, COED temporary service, ■>0 Route 83, Vernon. Help Wonted— Mali* 36 25 Rich 643-2711 Business Sorvicos BIDWELL Home Improvement 100 Constitution Plaze, Suite 29 Curt S" 5 " r - 5 r “ W TT 8 75-3136 r “ r ” 7 ~ r ~ Co. Expert installation of DUNKIN’ WOMAN WANTED for month of 800, Hartford. QUALITY control department 30 Cuckoo OfForod 13 aluminum. siding, gutters and plant Inspectors, to inspect blackbird 12 |3 14 May, six-days weekly. Help 31 Placer of a LAWN MOWERS, garden trac­ trim. Roofing InMallatlon and with house and children, 648- OPPORTUNITIES AT"~ pre-cast concrete units dur tS 15 i7 DONUTS production. No experiep^ OUT pUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS golf ball Trouble Reaching Our Advertieer? tors, chain saws repaired and repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. 4934. LADY DUNHILL 33 Hiss (dial.) sharpened. Parts and acces­ necessary. Prefer JunlqiKcol- 34 Black tern sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear ROOFING and repairs done RN or LPN needed for doctor’s SECY. Legal To: $140. lege graduates or eq^alent. of Europe bs 'a 24 realistically. Free estimates. means business SECY. Exec. TV): $130. 3-9 / THERE'S A PIME ASJ’A PENKjy YEAH^ TOO BAP 24-Hour Answering Service Middle Tpke. W., 649-8706. office In Manchester. Hourd Applicants with m nl^erial po­ THIS TIM6--0UT WE STILL 36 American Li- P & S Roofing, 649-1616, 649- SECY. Small Office To: $125. wild plum 5T ! n 7 T T,ocRHonq TmmpHiatolv Wednesday morning 9 until 12 tential preferred; Allied Build­ DOWT HAVE EWOU<3M FOR. A Free to Herald Readers TWO YOUNG married men 2373. Ijocations im m eaiareiy „ „ „ „ Friday afternoon 1 until SEXIY. Receptionist To: $115. ing Systemaj'Manchester and cTiXlPLE OF COM\C BOOKS’ 38 Mild rebuke SECY. Jr. To: $110. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 39 Acclaim will do small repair jobs and Available 5;30. Please reply box ” KK,” Newingtpif plants. CaU Mr. O. ■ z . Want tnlonnation on uno ol our claaalfled advertaaemeoMT painting, also cellar cleaning ROOFING and root repair. GAL FRIDAY To: $120. 41 Cricket plays 34 i n for Franchising’ in Manchester Herald. BOOKKEEPING - ASS’T Lavoje; Manchester, 646-0124. 43 Cubic meter ■ No anawer at too telephone Bated 7 SImpl.v call the and light trucking. Call 646- Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- IT W 7707. MANCHESTER and To: $126. AS SOON AS I GET A NEW 1 HOPE THE BRIDGE IS 44 Recent (<»mb. 3$ 2692 , 646-2047. TYPISTS T o : /MEDIATE openings on first AIR HOSE, I'M COMING BACK CLEAR OF TRAFFIC... form) EDWARDS and third shifts as furnace 45 Sesame 43 ■ 1 MIDDLETOWN, CONN. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR This selected list Includes TO help DAVY DISARM BECAUSE HERE 1 6 0 ! ** TREE SER-VICE (Soucler) — of our openings. Call for operator along with second THAT B O M B / 46 One of Fates W l i 47 u Trees cut, building loto Roofing and Our stores are fully equipped, 50 Subsiding ANSWERIN8 SERVICE venlent appointment. shift openings as shop helpers. F cleared, trees topped. Got a Chimneys 16-A ready to operate. You need no Opening for experienced Al- Many exceptional benefits, plus 53 Examine SO sr^ previouB experience because we pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- 54 Particular tree problem! Well worth SECRETAI^ quarterly bonuses. Apply in 55 ROOFING — Specializing re­ train you. Cash irequlred is ap- er to work full-time days...... :,I. surface 54“ 6T 549-0500 075-2519 phone call, 742-8262. To $126.'— C9„P'ays 'Fee person, Klock Company, 1866 S5PeerGynt’s pairing roofs of all kinds, new proxlmately $25,000. Your earn- Company offers excellent As Gal Friday to the Director 57“ 55 U and leuv your moaaage. You’U bear trom our aoveruaer In roofs, gutter work, chimneys Inga can be substantial in a year wages'and working condl- Tolland Tpke., Manchester. mother f Jig time without, spending aU evening at toe telephone STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, of Marketing In this new ex- 56 Bifasculine fireplaces, flagstone terraces. cleaned and repaired. 30 years' . . . from just one DUNKIN' tions, convenient free pdrk- paivdihg sales office your work AUTO mechanic, steady wotk, appellation All (xmerete repairs, both In­ experience. Free estimates. DONUTS shop! DUNKIN' DO- ing, in-plant cafeteria and will be most divlersUied. Good good fringe benefits. No Satur­ (Newipepcr FaterprlM iua.) ..Automobiles For Sol* 4 side and outside railings, land­ Call Howley 043-5381. 644- NUTS—^The largest chain of above average benefits. Ap- skills and a sense of respon- days. See A1 Patch, Service 8333. franchised donut and coffee piy^ slbMMy needed for this position Manager, Carter Chevrolet scaping. Reasonably priced shops in the world with the x-' HERALD NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Call 643-0861. with excellent salary and Co., Inc., 1229 Main St., Man­ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ highest average sales volume ______growth potential. Call lor a chester. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER est Douglas accepts lowest DRY WALL — remodeling — Hooting and Plumbing 17 per store . . . and we’re still FIRST NATIONAL convenient appointment. DOl LETTERS down, smallest payments, any­ paint, repair, or replace ceil­ growing. Plenty of room for you STORES', INC. DISHWASHER wanted for GRANT’S PLUMBIING service. to grow. Many of dur franchises PARK & OAKLAND SECRETARY-RECEP’nONIST WAYOUT where. Not small loan finance ings and walls. Reasonable Quality work for reasonable Saturday nights. Apply Cavey’s BY KBN MUSE For Yourx, now have more than one store! AVENUES To $118. — Co. Pays Fee Restaurant, 45 E. Center St. company plan. Douglas Mo­ rates. Call 649-5764. prices. Call for free estimates. They started. They profited. EAST HARTFORD, CONN Information tors, 346 Main. Does "HAPPINESS” mean AIM A LITTLE YOU ARE A-1. Truck la A-1. 643-6341. They expanded. working with pleasant people and keeping busy all day? Do HIGHEI?..., ... . THE HER.tLD wlU not 1965 CHEVY SS, automatic, V-8, Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and Tired of working for someone ------DEAN MACHINE SS hah the worry wart disclose the Identity of power steering, power brakes. ways sealed and small truck­ you enjoy meeting and greet­ TO U R CUTTING Heating. Bathroom remodeling else? Retired too early? If ing compsmy visitors and an­ any advertiser using box Full financing arranged. Mr. ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- you’re interested In going into ______OFF MY HEAD.' letters. Readers answer­ and repairs. Free estimates. swering their busy phones? If PRODUCTS Samson, 236-4501. mano Trucking Service toll- Call 649-3808. business for yourself, and want DENTAL ASSISTANT you type — would like a gok- vancment for the right man. power steering. Full financing Insured. 649-1003. Mrs. Todd, 649-6361. YOU'D BETTER US COUNTRY tics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, keeping through trial bal­ Good starting salary, commis­ Porsonals 3 arranged'. Mr. Samson, 236- KEYPUNCH operator mostly ance. And to top it all, a sions, vehicle provided. Many HUSH U»> duoley! BCr/S DONT and trees cut and removed. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ WOMAN wanted to care for BLA9T 4601. numeriOal, 026 or 029. Oaer little receptionist work to employe benefits. Apply Sing­ THESE TAKE H|C! INCOME TAX preparation serv­ 643-0000. children while mother works, cial rates 'for people over 66. , Bros., 140 Rye St., So. Wind­ brbak up the routine. One er Co., 866 Main St., Manches­ DARN KINCHy TO WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU ice. Please call Dan Mosler, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN. Full fi­ CaU my competitors, then call live In preferred but not neces­ gal office. NAME- AL MARINO Services — Now sor. ' ter, to Mr. Moore. HICCUPS! 649-3329 or 247-3115. nancing arranged. Mr. Sam­ me. Estimates given. 646-7863. sary, $60. weekly plus room To $126. CALLIN©!! booking spring cleanups. and board. CaU 644-0166. H id I6TMI67WE MV DO0 JU&r FINieHED son, 236-4501. Attics, cellars, garages, es­ PART-TIME cleaning women ,.ie TH ERE A N V m V THAT I a X ) L D INTERIOR and exterior palnt- And there are several more. WOODWORKING COG TRAINING vooacjouaeEAND r HAVEMVOLD COG B A C K 7 INCOME Taxes prepared by tate contents bought. Bulky needed for cleaning work in No fee at: DEPARTMENT SCHOOLS CONY UkE 1966 MUSTANG, automatic, 6 ingw small Jobs only. Free esti­ the Manchester area evenings. THE REeULTB... Marvin Baker. CaU 643-0267. cylinder. Full financing ar­ furniture moved, removed. FOREMAN Free estimates. 644-2616. mates on aluminum siding. Good wages, paid holidays. SALES LADIES Dee Lady Placement ranged. Mr. Samson, 236-4601. CaU 9-1, 643-6863. Experienced man for supervis­ TAX Returns prepared In the CaU 627-0286 or apply Rudder 86 Pratt St., Hartford ing high quality custom work. convenience of your home. Building Service Corp., 167 Full-time for housewares 246-2661 Htc‘. <(l »)) COUGAR, 1967-XR7, air-condi­ JOSEPH P. LEW IS'*- Chistom Excellent opening. Business - personal. CaU 643- tioning, power steering, Building— Painting, Interior and exterior, Charter Oak Avenue, Hart­ and stationery departments. 6338. ford, Conn. DISPLAYCRAFT S' brakes, 3-speed trartsmlssloh. Centrecting 14 paperhanging, fully Insured. Apply In person. KEYPUNCH Operators, experi­ _ 643-9557 enced and beginners. Work INCOME TAXES prepared by ' Excellent condition. Best offer. For free estimates call 649-6668. HIGH SCHOOL Juniors or soph­ SAVE MONEY! Fast service. days, evenings, part-time or m a n — Wholesale distributor appointment, personal and 644-0611. If no answer 643-6362. omores, for part-time waitress PRISCILLA’S POP Dormers, room additions, ga­ W. T. GRANT CO. full-time. Immediate assign­ In Manchester desires man for BY AL VERMEER business. Please call R.J. Bell; work. After school and some 1987 GTO, Convertible, auto­ rages, porches, roofing and ments in your area. High pay, deliveries and stock work, 849-8788. Saturdays. Apply In person Manchester Shopping Parkade NUTCWELL, I'M \ OF COURSE YOUT ...EM PTYVCM ECK TME I GUESS HE matic, V-8, power steering. Full siding. Compare prices. Add- Fleer Finishing 24 no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 Monday-Fflday from 12 noon. MEANS A JUNIOR^ financing arranged. Mr. Sam­ A-Level Dormer Corp., ‘ 289- Brass Key Restaurant, 829 THINKING OF / STILL CALL ME MY ASM / TOWELS IN WANTED to Travelers Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. For further Information, MAKING YOU , MR. SRUMBLY.., TRAYS.. TME MEN'S PARTNER.' FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- Main St. 8-4:80, from Bolton (Hebron- son. 236-4501. 0446. COST ACCOUNT Clerk wlUi phone 643-2626 after 8 a.m. or A p a r t n e r / / c" i) ROOM... L MIA, h t TM lit N,. ew. ing , (specializing In older SECRETARIES — Typists e uw tM. GIRL or woman for Saturday typing ability. Part-time. Ap­ 242-7482 after 6 p.m. Andover line), 646-0787. 1966 BUICK LaSabre, 4-door N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter floors). Inside painting. Paper Clerks and other office skills. :1 work In cash and carry store. ply In person. Dean Machine sedan, black with blue Interior. contractor. Additions, remodel­ Many needed for assignments KITCHEN utility man, 6-day CAPTAIN EASY hanging. No Job too small. Apply Fisher Cleaners, 326 BY LESLIE TURNER Excellent condition. Used only ing and repairs. Call anytime Products, 102 Colonial Rd., near home. Temporary, full­ week. Apply in person only. Autemeblles For Sal* 4 John Verfaille, 649-6760. Broad St., Manchester. Manchester. ■■H EW 5 for funeral services at Watkins for free estimates. 875-1642. time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, Howard Johnson Restaurant, WAITAMINUre,W45Hl MAyVe / JBfifiN A , YOU'RE^CLOrCHW AT BURB.. — MAVBB BUTHOWBrRONBAMBNAL Funeral Home. Call 643-6171. no tee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ 394 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ TI6RA «M5 mSTAKBH ABOUT btraw Bi Ba b y i that , IT 1969) <3HEVROLET, transmls- BUaHTFOUj- TRAN5MITB COULD ir BROAPCABT FROM LEON Cleszynskl buUder —new lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. ter. uPLTHeBoy* RBC06M ZM B WOULDN'T EXPLAIN WHyl THAT FAR sioh heed* work. Also 19^1 '934 MeIrCURY Montclair 2- Bend»-~Steel» THi OPAL'* » m t BACK AT INSIPB THAr THICK 9 tu C M F B f homes custom built, remodel­ AKB NOT WRRB OBTlTNa WO .ORDWARr/, LBTB 00 BACK ANpCHBCKt Chevrolet. $160. for both. 742- door hardtop, automatic. V-8, Merfgages 27 4 ^ ■ OETTNO A ^THB FLA Tl BCSPJTHB BUB HAB ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ RITA GIRL 1 9703. power steering. Full financing Help Wanted— Male BMP FROM A S*AULB RAN6BI rages, kitchens remodeled, MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, THfr BU66BP arranged. Mr. Samson, 286- bath tile, cement work. Steps ^1 OPAL AND 1864 RAMBLER, 660, Classic, mortgages— Interim financing PERSONNEL SERVICES / . 0 THBV HAV» Waghn, automatic. Asking 4601. ______dormers. Residential or com- —expedient and confidential l a t r u p i m merical. CaU 649-4391. ATTENTION PAPERMAKERS ■h-9 ^0. $82K Call 876-9182 after 6:80. 1669 MUSTANG, convertible, servtoe. J . D. Real Estate —I______CfJaiRK TYPIST—A friend­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY automatic, V-8. Power steer­ CARPENTRY —concrete steps, Aseoc. 648-6129. 1964 PLYMOUTH Fury, con­ ly girl can work right Into —with good skills and some We have openings In our Manufacturing Department for ing. Full financing arranged. floors, hatchways, remodeling this local 3-glrl ^ office. Var­ administrative bachgivimci ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS vertible, power steering. $600. experienced Machine Tenders' and Back Tenders. High Mr. Samson, 236-4601. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Bus|n*u Opportunity 28 ied duties with lots of phone you con really grow with this hourly rates plus shift differentials. 644-1877. contact. $86. iu ep een e is, awdoy.' mark well ^ ins R o e iw / ings, attics finished, r e c new local firm. $125. s ie e m e p E8TABU8HED bakery busi- All of the following fringe benefits are company paid: YOUR TARSET:..rHe(7&jecrc>Fy(3IUR)kill/KK.L(M m e . yoorwifb 18W PONTIAC, 4-door sedan, rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ V PERSONNEL INTERVIEW­ MOGHKOCM'S ' DURWINS HATRep ' Trucki—’Treeters 5 ness, Main St., Manchester. automatic transmission. Best er related work. No Job too .VARITYPE OPERATOR — ER—»Our client company Is Blue Cross (Including family) Flue&r HOUR.-' offer. C!aU 644-0866 weekends Excellent returns, figures •me piHHAo-e, s-e 1W6 DODGE A-lOO van, origi­ small. Dan Moran, BuUder. Excellent opportunity to seeking a girl to interview C.M.S. (Including family) or after 6. available. Full price, $6,600. learn a new field if you’re a •mepgAKop - ______P______Evenings, 649-8880. and test. Career opportunity Life Insurance nal owner, very good condition. CaU Mitten Realty, Realtors, P0RJ0R6>OU.' top notch typist. Convenient for an ambitious girl with LITTLE SPORTS * 1864 RENAULT. Very good run­ CaU 648-8479. CARPENTRY and remodeling 643-6980. Accident and Health Insurance -THeACMe OF BY ROUSON location. Salary to $100. typing ability. 9 Paid Holidays ning cohdltlon. $226. CaU 649- 1907 OMC, half-ton heavy duty, rec rooms, dormers, kitchena, ABCmiUMOHS' 8662. COMMERCIALLY zoned 236’ THetcJNe- 4-speed transmission, post- additions and garages. Call ALL FEES PAID BY OUR CUENT COMPANIES frontage, 3,000 sq. ft. building We also have an Insured Pension Plan AHNXeo 1807 PO N TIAC F ire b ird , 826 traction, V-6 engine, all gages Tom Corbitt, 648-0080. -3.9 on dash board, heavy duty on Route 83, Vernon. Traffic Apply at our Main Office on Glen Road In Manche*tor COHFfiotMUoH ^th 4-*peed, power steering, DORMERS, garages, porchea, rear end, 8’ body step side. count, 30,000 dally. Will lease RITA GIRL *l6*^eo, ex ccU en t condition. rec roome, room additions. or sell. Contact owner, 646- Must sell. $1,800. 646-0388. CaU after 6 p.m., 1-428-0748. /kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 3576 after 6 p.m. 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. BOISE c a s c a d e c o r p . 1808 ■Otm.AMi, convertible, 19M FORD half-tOT pick-up, siding, general repairs. Quality V/' workmanship. Financing avail­ EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER miT. Automatic, V*8, power steering. V-8, new paint, clutch, battery, CASE BROTHERS DIVISION exhaust. Good condition. $600.' able. Economy Builders, too. ' 528-9416 646-3441 ®^ill fln ah oln g a rra n ged . M r. After 6 p.m. 647-9797, 648-6169, 872-0647 evenings. Read Herald Ad^ We are an Equal Opportunity Employer Bamson, 3Se-4601.

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. 'll MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TER . MONDAY. MARCH 9, 1970 PAOB EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAlkjHESTER, CONN., MOPTOAX- MARCH 9, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Businesf^Froperty InvMtmMt Fraparty Halp Wan tod— THERE .OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN Mid R IP P L E HoiKM For Rant 6S Hemat For Sote 72 H o o im For Sate 72 H oimoi For Sate 72 Out o f Towii For S d e 70 For Sate 70-A Dellinger Says Mate or Fnnrate '37 EAST Windsor —Large 7-room f!?®?’ h ig h l a n d Park Sdtool area, EABT Center 8t. — Combina­ For Sate 75 PEARL I t — a 14-room du­ S-bodroom Ranch, built-in house, large yard, ♦228. per r o u t e 6 — Business location, " “ large 7-room Colonial with m BERRY'S WORLD tion home and offloa, 7 -ro o m ______KEYPUNCH operator — new B ut Jlisr trv sheawng across the range, large wooded lot Agnew Like VTfW lZZlT^W HEH 'lOU FWRADE A GOR&EOOS month. Call between 9-6, 628- 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, plex homo. Handy to aobools batha, fireplace, acreened Colonial, offers outstanding COLUMBU LAKE area r- CLASSIFIED Hutchlna Agency Realtora, 649- installation. Interesting and UATE ALL OVER YOUR. TURF, NONE OF YOUR STREET 'Wrm MISS FRIGHTV/IG OF 197b- country store. Many possibili­ and Main It. DwelUng la our- porch and 2-car garage. Many poasibilHlea, excellent condi­ Bpacious 4-bedroom Dutch Co­ diversified work. Apply or call 6034. 6824. Joe McCarthy PALS AREON HAUP- THAT BR1HGS 'EM ALL OUT OF AMBUSH! ties. Call now, 128,900. Hayes rently occupied aa rooming extraa. Mid SO’a. Philbriok tion., Call Morrison Agency, lonial. ’Two baths, two fire-' Pioneer Systems, Irtc., Hale house showing a fine return on o a r r ih o n Agency, Realtora, 046-4200. Agency, 648-0181- To UARRI80N Colonial Realtor, 048-1016. places, choice lot with 260’ MEDFORD, Maas. (AF) ADVERTISING Rd., Manchester, 644-1681, Ext, VWCteTrtE Inveatmant. To reoonvart AU Out of Town rooms exceptionally large, MANCHES’TER area — Seven- frontage. Private right of way David Dellinger, oldest of tlw 235, Mrs. Donaldson. An equal MBW CrtICKt/ MANCHESTER — 20,000 square property to Mandard 2-famlly BOWERS School, 6-room Colo­ to lake. Priced In mid SO’a. "Chicago Seven,” says 'Vlo# OASSIFIBD A|>VEimSING DEPT. HOURS opportunity employer. For Runt formal dining room, living room Cape. Large kitchen, 66 foot masonry Industrial build­ dwelling would require but a nial, poislble 4th bedroom, VA For details please call Lange President Spiro T. Agnow la room, 14x34’ with fireplace. rt'ehWTRher, dHpo-al, bullt-tna, batha, garage, family style 9 A M . to 4:S0 PJl. VERNON — Mount Vernon ing, m acres, central location, minimum altoratian, Fbr fur- Agency, 228-9340, 228-8206. being built up In tha same way HELP WANTED male or fe^ Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ fireplace, xVt batha, beautiful kitchen, private lot. Excellent Apartments. Immediately 8 all utilities. Many posslbillttes, thur Information about this as was Sen. Joseph McCarthy In male, transportation billing rage. Owner wanta quick aale. treed lot. Sale price, ♦37,000. buy. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agen­ COPY G^d»SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. rooms at $145, 3^ at $160, 4H including commercial use. well buUt home in an excellent EAST Hartford — Oversized clerk to work at terminal. Priced below replacement. Mitten Realty, Realtora, 648- cy, Realtors. 649-2818. the 1960a. Hours 5:30 p.m. to 19 p.m. at $180. Heat, hot water, re­ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. nelghbortiood, pleaoe <^I $49- ♦37,600. Phllbrick Agency, custom 1064 Ranch, near Oak ” I see iio polttloal figure who P Jt. DAT BEFORE PDBUGATIOM 6241. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 6980. . St. Wooded lot. Formal dining, Call Bill Irving, Nelson frigerator, oven-range, dispos­ CONVALESCENT home, long Realtore, 646-4300. quite has the guts to lay Ms own ^ DeatfUne for 8«tard«.T and Monday U 4:M p.m. Fitdai Freightways, Inc., 26' West al, dishwasher, wall to wall 963 Main St., Manoheater. all bullt-lns, fireplace, IH career on the line and oppose established business. Always FOUR-FAMILT — We have Lots For Sote 73 baths, garage, family room. Rd., Rockville, 872-9191. carpeting, air - conditioning, full, great opportunity for right him,” Dellinger told a crowd of Juat Uated a very dealral>le 7-ROOM COLONIAL ' ONE acre wooded lot with ♦20,900, Meyer Agency, Real­ swimming pool, tennis courts, person. For more Information, about 1,000 persons at Tufts Uni- Land For Sate 71 four-family on the eaat aide. tors, 048-0609. DIAL 643-2711 basketball court. Parking and call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ ' In Manchester, 2V& bathe, frontage on two streets In pro­ ______versity Friday night. EEC TECHNICIAN storage all Included. No pets. tors, 646-4200. MANY CHOICE Induatrlal and All four room unita, fully rent­ fireplaces, bullt-lna, 2-car fessional area, ♦6,000. Phll- Dellinger was sentenced to 2H Call Hartford, 627-9238, Ver­ commercial altea available In ed. Large corner lot with ga- garage, larg« lot. Immediate brtek Agency, Rmitors, 646- SOUTH WINDSOR years on 84 counts of oontempt non, 876-8721, 876-4869. the Mancheater area. Owner ragea, T. J. Crockett, Real­ occupancy. Priced to sell. 4200. C o ntiniiod Prom PfCRdinq Pq y Fully trained, part-time 16- Three-bedroom Ranch virUh at- by Judge Julius H o ffr ^ , a n ^ 20 hours per week, flexible Investment Property will coMlder land leaae or wUl tor, 648-1677. ' VERNON — Willow Brook build to plan, coil Jarvii Real­ % ACRE LOT on first Bolton tached carport. Seperate dining Joining with schedule. For further Infor­ Apartments. Immediately new For Sole 70-A CHARLES LESPERANCE • ■ ------K- s <}enU from the trial In appeallli* Hdp WantMl— Mol* 36 Help Wantod— Mate 36 ty Co., 643-4112, 648- 1121. LARGE 6-room Garrison Colo­ lake with frontage on the room with built-in cupboard, mation contact Personnel >% rooms at |160, 4H at $186. prison terms for Inciting to riot. SOUTH GLASTONBURY — nial with 1% batha, breeseway 649-7620 lake and on Route 0. 30,000. partially finished rec. room, Dept. Heat, hot water, refrigerator, He charged that Agnew is SUPERINTENDENT for garden Mammouth size 8-family plus and attached garage. Immedi­ CaU Warren E. Howland, large lot. Ck>nvenient to park­ HARDWARE store clerk, full­ oven-range, disposal, dish­ Realtor, 643-1108. doing a Job for President Nixon apartment. Must be sober and 3-room home situated on one H o u s m For Sote 72 ate occupancy, ♦26,900. Phil- ______way. Owner must seU! Low 20’s. time, apply In person. Barrett washer, wall to wall carpeting, brick Agency, Realtora, 646- PITKIN STREET — One of the ’’and he reveals the hate, right- Plumbing: Supply, 331 Broad St. reliable, have some knowledge acre of property with 286’ SEVEN-ROOM Capa four bed- 43Q0 MANCHESTER air-conditioning, swimming most gracious homes In Man­ CONNECnCUT VALLEY wing attitudes and authoritar­ Closed Wednesdays., of maintenance and willing to frontage. ’Total of 18 rooms, 8- MEMORIAL HOSPITAL pool, tennis courts, basketball rooma, two batha, overalaed '______chester. Large atately Colonial REAIITY. INC. ianism that the administration work. Good salary and apart­ court, parking and storage all 6-3-3. $42,900. Call the Paul W. two-oar garage. ’ Landacaped MANCHES’TER — Deluxe cua- Out of Town SCHOOL BUS drivers, Boston, with four rooms plus heated is using to build Its programs.” ment. Send resume to 6 Dow­ 643-1141, Ext. 243 included. No pets. Call Hart­ Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- lot, 1093C160’. Marion B. Rob­ tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, For Sote 75 Bruce Little, Shirley Little, hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-3:45 sun room ER^D^*'’Th*t three months p.m. — 2 a,m. Experience de­ woman, experience not neces­ Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 cluded. $250 per month. Paul washer, central air condi­ room, garage, 320,600 PMl- this unique property. Fiano bath, full basement, amesite dormer.•, Cape with Ranch—3 bedrooms, bullt-lns, 2 eluded. This Is a very attrac- from the 6th day of JfaralG sary. Good opportunity to grow to warehouse for Public brick Agency Realtors, 646- sirable. Apply at Multi-Circuits NICE bedroom for gentleman W. Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. HEBRON - WALL ST., four- tioning, tiled bath. Agency, 646-0191. driveway. Priced _ In the_ low- oversized one-car garage. 1% baths, family room, garage SEVEN-room Raised Ranch with expanding local real SMALL miniature male poodle, Sale. Modern 3 complete 4200. . tive complete package of sum- ^X .’SdSoTth‘? ^ A d t * £ J .'i= Inc., 50 Harrison St., Manches­ with references, private home, room apartment, heat, hot wa­ Heat end hot water fonM i- low M’s^Come maite this the Nicely treed lot. a t y also recreation room. Asking with formal dining room, mer entertainment with the which to bring In their clolnu estate office. Call Mr. Martens, all shots, AKC registered, pedi­ rooms with the $1,000 look. ■VERPLANCK School area. Six- ter. very near Center. 21 Church ter, carpeting, etc. Available ed. Parking. home In your heart by calling *22-9®°’ ♦20,600. Assumable FHA 5^ modem Idtchen, family room, convenience of being able to against sold estate, and sold M- any morning between 9 a.m. - gree papers, trained and 8 pc. Convertible Living Furnished BOWERS School area — Six- room Cape with screened ecutor is direct^ to gve ptUiUc St. 649-4968. immediately. $176 monthly. 646- $196 MONTHLY The Paul W. Dougan Agency, 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga­ stay close to your home town ^ c e ‘ tT the ^editors io bring" to 11 a.m. at the Paul W. Dougan licensed. Lovable and nice with Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 room Ranch with large porch. attached garage, Ranch—3 bedrooms, dining PARTS MAN Apartments 63-A 0882, 649-2871. Warren O. Howland, BeaWar Realtors, 649-4636. rage, on one acre wooded lot. interests. You can and might their claims witoln said time ai- Agency Realtors, 649-4635. children. 649-9464, ITS. pc. Dinette. $10 down, you Rental Agent modern kitchen, fireplace, aluminum siding. Quick o c - ______room, built-ins, 2 baths, gsirage, . X.. lowed by publiihlng a copy of thU 40-Hour work week. may purchase any room in­ ROOM for gentleman only, recreation room. Very neat C V R $26,600. Phllbrick Agency, even choose to stay there year opjer In some newspaper luiving a FOUR-ROOM furnished house, ROCKVILLE — Attractive 4- $48-1198 plus large recreation room with dividually. Immediate deliv­ Idtchen and living room fa­ cupancy. Substantial cash will MANCaiBSTER — 324,000. Hill CONNECTICUT VALI.,EY Realtors, 646-4200. ’round. Priced In the mid 20’s. circulation In sold probate dlotrlct Monday through Friday. CONTACT MAN POODLES — Cuddly black Bolton Lake, March —May, room second floor, heated and weU maintained home, assume 6% per cent mortgage. bar. Low 30’s. Assumable &H. National organization will help ery or free storage. cilities Included. Private en­ overlooking parkade, at­ REALTY. INC. Wewe invitemviie vouryour Immectloninspecuon. The m e *hhln order ten and days return from inake the date to this « Apply in person. miniatures, one male, one fe­ $175. per month. Deposit re­ apartment, on Elm St. Adults $26,900. Phllbrick Agency, $23,600. Hiilbrick Agency, VERNON — 6% room Ranch, you establish your own business, CAP & (XJP Charge Plans trance and parking. Inquire tractive Cape, fireplace, Forest HiUs—^Two models left. Paul W. Dougan Agency, Real- court of the notice given. male. Three months old. AKC quired. Call between 8-12 noon. ReMtors,' 646-4200. Rectors, 646-4200. Bruce Little, Shirley Little, heated rec room, treed. lot, furnishing essential financiail Also, our own Instant Credit 118 Pearl St. only, no pets, $110. including aluminum siding, recreatiem Prlcies reduced. Open house tors, 049-4685. JOHN J. WALLE'IT, Judgo. BOURNE BUICK registered. 643-7422. Annette Kehoe walk-out basement, excellent service in Manchester area. Plan Adults only. 649-0072. parking space. Call 876-6169, MANC^HESTER center, 6-room room, garage, wooded lot. Sunday, 1-4 p.m. ------UMITATION OMDBZ 285 Main St., Manchester ATTRACTIVE room, private 876-6771. PRESIDENTIAL location. Only $21,600. Hayes ------AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Positively no investment of any HELP — We have 6 German CLEAN attractive 8-room fur­ Colonial, possible office and Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 644-1571 Shepherd puppies. Reasonable. home, central location, board - t MANCHESTER Kennedy Rd.—Large executive Agency, 646-0181. . « . ■ m held at Manchester, within and tor EILBCTRICIANS, licensed Jour­ kind. $150 weekly guarantee to DISCOUNT FURNITURE nished apartment, UtiUties in­ VILLAGE residential combination, IH 649-6824. Wanted-- Real Estate 77 the DlaUtct of Manchrater, on tha Also four kittens, free. 643- optional, references. 643-6745. — Raised Ranch. CaU for more de- neyman. Residential - commer­ qualified man helps you get WAREHOUSE cluded. Parking, 649-7743. Oewter St, ft IboniwQB baths, 2-car garage, 324,000. ASSUMABLE 5% per cent, NORTH COVENTRY — Im­ 3rd day of March, 1970. Assumable mortgage on this 2- RANCH, 6 rooms, large living t- .tails. ______^______Present, Hon. John J. WoUstt. cial - industrial work. Benefits. started. Write Manager, Box 0737. NOW 2 BIG LOCA-nONS ROOM for one or two, complete Bd., M w lw t e r - Hayes Agency 646-0181. room Ranch with attached ga­ maculate, 5Vi-room Ranch. room, fireplace, garage, trees, LAND-SITE8-FARMS — Acre­ Judge. Steady work. Rockville area. 4038, Cleveland, Ohio, 44123. light houskeeping. 649-0358, PINE RIDGE family, excellent return. All ap­ rage, porch, L-shaped living Cape—6 rooms, partial rec Fireplace. Only $2,200 down, IMtate of Isabel llooaay aka 3580 Main St. Hartford Lnxmy living An Yeo’d i fine location. $27,000. Owner, age. Large, unzoned parcels, Isabel T. Massey, lota of Monohes- CaU 875-5905. 643-6266. MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- pliances included. Near bus line. and dining room, finished nx>m room, near everything, 319,000. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7476 Articles For Sole 45 522-7249 Business Locations Design It 644-1321. all areas. Louis Dlmock Real­ ter In sold District, Oeososod. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) VILLAGE room Split, tip-top condition, $26,000. In basement, beautifully land- Also assumable mortgage, or 742-8243. On moUon of Samuel J. Masasy, For Rent 54 By Damato One ft Two-Bedroom ty, Realtors, 649-9823. Massey Rood, Union, Oonnactlcat. RUPP demonstrator snowmo­ Apartments fireplace, Family room, gar­ scaped lot, 325,900. Phllbrick Help Wantod— 175 Pine St. Manchester AS MEMBERS of the Manches­ BOLTON—6-room Ranch, $18,- CX)VENTRY — 6 room Ranch executor. RICHARD P. RITA biles, one each, 30 h.p. and 18 ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space New State Bd. (aictoes All O-E Kitchen | age acre plus lot. Mid 20's. CONNECTICUT VALLEY Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. OUT OP TOWN buyer needs 8- ORDBREID: That three montha Male or Femote 37 646-2332 Apartments— Flats— ter and Greater Vernon Multi­ 900. year ’round houif^ . fireplace, from the 3rd day of h.p. Call 643-4302, 742-6336. (former Norman’s Fum.) available singles or multiples. from E. catholic Hlg^) Equipment | Hayes Agency, 646-0131. REALTY. INC. bedroom Oape. Qualified to be^'and^S..'22ne“ are Tenements 53 FEA’TUBENO: ple listing system this office lake privileges, basement. PERSONNEL SERVICES Warehouse Centrally located to Manches- pay up to $24,000. Call the anid allowed for the ci^ltora within ALUMINUM sheets used as Range with Self Cleaning MANCHESTER — Key location. has hundreds of choice prop- NORTH COVENTRY — 6-room Easy to care for and easy to at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. ter-Vemon areas. Call for ad­ * 1 ft 2 bedroom deluxe C)ven s Two-Door Refrig­ Cfolony Shoppes Soukh Windsor ertles for sale In all price Ranch. Assumable 6%. April 1st Paul W. Dougan Agency, Real- ~ ^ ‘2a,d*”'^Sat^ aSd^'nuSf*^ PRODUCTION WORKERS printing plates, .009 thick, 23x MODERN three - room apart­ Industrial zone, 8-famlly house, be vacant. Under $20,000. Good pay for at $10,000. Keith Agen­ ASSISTANT TREASURER— ditional information, 649-6316. Townhouse Apts. erator-Freezer # Disposal ranges and styles. Let us solve occupancy. Asking $21,500. tors, 649-4536. ecutor Is directed to give public 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. Mon.-FH. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 ment, all uUllUes, Call 649- new furnace, excellent busi­ financing available. T. J. cy 646-4126, 649-1922. For number 3 spot in an 4555. ■k Colored range, refrigera­ o Dishwasher s ’Two Air 644-1571 your housii^ problems today. ------notice to the creditors to brine bt Multi-Circuits extends an In­ 643-2711. AVAILABLE Immediately, two .Conditioning Units a ness potential. Call now! Hayes Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. SOUTH WINDSOR—Split Level, ALL CASH for your property their clsdms within said time o3- area bank. The right man UNASSEMBLED walnut hutch tor, dishwasher, disposal. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real- ANDOVER — Dutch styled ...Ifki.. nA _lowed by publishing a copy ot this wild be VP in 2 years and vitation to visit our plant to top with 3 glass doors, silver NEW 2-famUy Duplex, 4 large rooms with air-conditioning in 'Traverse Rods • Venetian Agency, 646-0181. clean, 3 bedrooms, rec room, within 24 hours. Avoid red order In some newspaper haytvlng a GERT’S a gay girl-ready for a ■k Wall to wall carpets tv Co., Riealtors, MLS, 648- MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, President in U years. Should discuss Job opportunities in drawers, lighted. Originally rooms, 1*4 baths, wall to wall centraUy located building. BUnds o Wall to WaR. HEART OF TOWN . . . ten (or garage, treed lot. Asking $24,- tape, instant service. Hayes circulation In said probate district whirl after cleaning carpets .Carpeting. ’Two bedroom STEPHEN STREET . . . new on 1121. 2 fireplaces, double garage, within ten days from the data ot have degree. Salary $12,000 the following areas: purchased at Fox’s. Selling carpeting, appliances, base­ Plenty of off street parking. k Air conditioned Is it 11) room single with 2Vi Cape, new furnace, roof, 500. Owner moving out of state. Agency, 846-0131. this order and return make to thia with Blue Lustre. Rent electric apartments include one market. Solid four bedroom co­ plumblng. Oarage, family family room, sun deck, $29,- to 316,000. price, $76. Call 643-6406 after 4. ment with wacdier and dryer John H. Lappen Inc. 649-6261. baths. Needs some redecoratd — • ----——------court of the notice given. 1st Shift—QC Inspection. shampooer 31. Paul’s Paint & k Heat ft hot water in­ and one-hsdf balths. lonial with VA baths, two car room. All Jalousie wrindows. SOUTH WINDSOR—Oversized 8- 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. IF YOU ARE thinking of sell- JOHN J. WaLlbtt, Judge. hook-up. Nice yard. $190 per Ing. Well constructed home, MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT MANAG­ Experience necessary. Wallpaper, Supply. OFFICE SPACE or novelty cluded Ample parking, indlvlduel garage. 'Vacant. Choise resi­ Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer room Remch, 3 bedrooms, 2 ing your home please let us MOTOROLA black and white month. Call 643-2282 or 644- built In the 40’s. Must be s-en ORDEB OF NOnOB ERS—B\»r several- airea de­ store. Inunediately available. k Individual private base­ basement storage, master dential area. Sensibly priced at Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. baths, 3 fireplaces, dining room, ANDOVER — Lakeside Haven. help you. We offer no guaran- AT A (XJURT OF PROBATB, 3rd Shift—Plating RIDING MOWER, 6 h.p., 22” TV console. Excellent condl- 8896.' senslbly priced at $26,900. «>■ partment stores. Retail ex­ Uon. $160. 647-9690. Paneled throughout. Central lo­ ments with laundry con- TV antenna. Convenient to' under $80,000. T. J. Crockett, CmrkBtt R«nltor MS. Appliances, 2-car garage. wall to wall carpeting, den. Upper teens. Five-room Cape. tees, only a promise to do our Routing cut, with grass catcher, 3220. transportation, khopiiing, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Garage on choice half acre •*** District of Manchester, on the perience in buying and sell­ A’TTRACnVE 3-room apart­ cation. Call 876-6141. neotions Realtor, 648-1677. $28,900. MANCHESTER Is 16 minutes to ttove, dishwasher, family room best to find a buyer ready, 2nd day of March, 1970. Silk Screen Printing 649-9922. SEWING machine — Singer zig­ scAvoolls and churchea 1577. frontage.. Flreplaced litring ing required. To 9.1K. ment, quiet residenUal area, k Soundproofing masonry this oversized custom built with wet bar, walk-out patio willing and able to buy. CaU J*>bn J- Wallstt, Experience desirable. zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy MAIN STREET offloe space, Rental agent on premises; aluminum sided, 8-bedroom with exterior flrepleu:e. room, dining room, kitchen, 2 Judge. CAMERA — Nikon FTh | 60 stove, refrigerator, heat, all wall between each Apt. Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Estate of Mary Bt. Lawrence, Isite Salesmen—To recruit and designs: etc. Originally over 100 per cent location near 1-7 p.m. Also shown by bedrooms, IM baths, drilled mm, F 1.4 lens, tripod, $250. uUUUes, parking, $130, month­ 1969 Raised Rauich, wooded lot, Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. of Manchester, In said District de­ motivate his own local sales Apply at our Personnel $300, full price now $51. Easy banks, air-conditioned, auto­ appoMtinent. One-quarter C V R double garage, fireplace, IH VERNON Raised Ranch, 3 well. Ideal for summer relaxa­ ceased. Dept, between 9 and 4 week Call 643-4421. ly. Ideal for newlyweds. Avail­ A Dashing Cape force. Fantastic opportun­ terms. 522-0931, dealer. matic fire sprinkler. Apply n w east of Exit m , WH- CONNECTICUT VALLEY colored baths, bullt-lns. High bedr®®«»8. 1V4 baths, garage, tion or year ’round. Call Su­ The administrator, having exhibit­ days. able April 1st. CaU 236-0664. bur Cross Potieway, ed his administration account with ity for the right man. Edu­ EXCELLENT, efficient and Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Fashion Wise ItEALTY. INC. 20-8. Meyer Agency. Realtors, zanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ said estate to this Oourt for allow­ FOUR-PIECE living room aet Route 16 and 1-84. ance, It Is cation and experience is not economical, that’s Blue Lustre WEST SIDE — 6-room apart­ 648-0609. Available for immediate occu- son Beach Real Estate Co., im T T A T IO N with ottoman, good condition, MODERN Store 20’x70’, MO TELEPHONE 648-MS8 Bruce Little, Shirley Little, ______pancy. Asking $25,900. , ORDERED: That the 33rd day of a limiting factor. Potential MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. carpet and upholstery cleaner. ment available April 1st, se­ Realtors. 647-1660. March, lOTO, at ten o’clock^totw- to 20K plus, plus, plus. $90. Also maple dinette set Main St., Manchester. Call 622- e4S-10S8 64S-411S Annette Kehoe Rent electric shampooer 31- curity deposit and references Some Apts, ready for WEST SIDE — A true family t „ T O BID noojn at the Probate Office In Um 50 Harrison St., Manchester with 6 chairs, $60. Call 647- 3114. home of seven rooms and 2- SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room Municipal Building in aald Man- The Sherwin-Williams Co. required. Write Box M. Man­ occupancy 644-1571 Sealed bids will be received cheater, be and the aame la aaalgned FOREMEN / SUPERVIS­ 9033. car garage. Down has living 4-bedrx»m Oolonlol. New Colonial with 2^ batlis and at­ UP TO 3,600 square feet of com­ Agent on premises 1 to 6 at the office of the Director m “ •*’® »Uowance of ORS—^Many areas. To $12.- chester Herald. ,.1^ ..,. 1.1. t. .. M ^ large family room with tached garage. Home in ex- „ ____ _ „ „ , ^ said ----- administrationwiw account wtth ——------IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs mercial space. Two exposures, Every Day, 8 Furnished • 000. PART-TIME inventory and and upholstery with Blue Lus- A A G OLDE THINGS — used $18t900 BUYS this 5-room house cellent condition and has General Services, 41 Center aald estate, aacertalnmcnt of helm furniture, appliances, collec­ FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. reaisonable. Wolverton Agency, Blodeto. ceiieni conaiuon ana nas Manchester, Connectl- ®'S®>’ dlitribuUon, and this service. local area. Must have Rent electric shampooer in excellent condition, garage many built-in features. Fine cut for- Court directs ^ t notice of the time TRAINEES—For the sharp tors items, refinlshing, strip­ Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ Realtors, 649-2818. and large lot. Has assumable $29,900. Large assumable cut lor. and place aaalgned for aald hearing h l^ school grad . Many car, reliability moat important, jj. oicott Variety Store. f h a residential neighborhood. Lot ping. Open weekends, 260 cated. Adults only. 643-2171 Paul W. Dougan Agency mortgage. Call on this one. w m s and bate up. Carpeting mortgage, I. LIGHTING FIXTURES — be given to all persons known to be areas. Call 1-327-5555 collect. ______^______throughout. Enclosed front Is 100x200’ and heavily wood­ days. 649-4686 or •49-1081 Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- CHARTER OAK FIELD UN- pub^ffiS Pleasant Valley Rd. (rear). 2,000 SQUARE FEET, storage porch. Excellent vailue at TOLLAND—4% acres of trees ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, USED furnace, tank and ac­ Comer Route 5, South Wind­ OTHER APTS. AVAILABLE 6930. TIL MARCH 18, 1970 AT of this order In some nswopaper DRAFTSMAN—High school, MANCSIES’TER — 6-room, sec­ only, Rockville, 872-3864. $28,900. T. J. Crockett, Real- settled around this 8-room Co- 643-1677. 11:00 A.M.—E.S.T. having a circulation In said Dlstii^ tech school or service school cessories. 3150. Call 649-1142. sor. ond floor apartment with heat, ANSALDI built 6-room ' Dutch tor, 643-1577. lo.nlal, 2-car garage, IMi baths, ------S-----1------;------rr tmbtat t attom nir> t rr-um before the day grad to fill position with a PET SHOP $176. monthly. References, se­ LIGHT manufacturing or fireplace,flrenlacfi aillall ^rilt.tns bullt-ins, new BOLTON - SpaclouB slx-room B. IN S T A U ^ ()N OF U(3HT- of eald h e a ^ and by maUing on growing area company. GE REFRIGERATOR, —excel- storage. 28x33 first floor, heat­ (folonial, 3 bedrooms, huge MAN(3HESTER Ranch, 1^ baths, custom ING SYSTEM — CHARTER »- 1»70, by certl- lent condition. Reasonable. curity deposit. Hayes Agency, formal dining room, front-to- kitchen, new family room, com­ nAK* iriTTirt tttutit ^ ih ^^1* order to Good working knowledge of Boots and Accessories 45 646-0131. ed or unheated with 10x12 over­ THE TIME IS NOW I I pletely remodeled. Executive kitchen, beautifully Isind- UAK FIELD UNTIL William T. Humphrey, ^ Llnnmore PART-TIME Phone 568-4219. TO LIQUIDATE ESTATE back living room with fire­ scaped. Louis Dimock, Realty, MARCH 23. 1970 AT 11:00 Drive, Mancheeler. Conn., n d re­ drafting a must. Zero to two head door. 22x38’ first floor im- Presenit owner has vacated living at the very best. turn make to this Oourt. years experience. This Is a 14’ HYDROPLANE vrith con­ MANCHESTER—Newer luxury heated with 8x8’ overhead place, large kitchen with built- this one of a kind, 8-room 649-9823. A.M.—E.S.T. Neat appearing, aggressive FIVE-PIECE maple kitchen JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge, great spot for a beginner. trols. Very fast. Just refinlsh- 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ door. Near Main St., plenty of in oven, range and dishwasher, Dutch Cfolonlal. If you are Pre - bid conference on cc: Anthony J. Oryk, Ally. person to learn pet business. set, 2 years old, good condi­ COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch Salary 3120 plus. ed. 3296. 644-0775. able now. $186 per month in­ parking. Call Peterman Agen­ FOR SALE 4-car garage, acre lot. Wolver­ seeking a spacious home in Installations of Lighting Mature p>erson preferred. tion, 2 captain’s chairs, 2 137-189 SCHOfM. STREET, MANCHESTER, C»NN. H. M. FRECHETTE, with fireplace and attached ga­ cluding heat, appliances and cy, Realtor, 646-2223. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. a fine area the time to buy System 8ls indicated in spec­ MAINTENANCE MECHAN­ Hours 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., six mates, formica top table, $100. rage on oversized lot, $16,600. LEGAL carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, is now. We consider the ifications, to be held March IC—Knowledge of electricity days a week. Apply 742-9752. REALTORS Phllbrick Agency, R o to r s , Fuel and Feed 49-A Realtor, 649-4636. MANCHESTER — 178 Middle price of $40,900 outstanding. 13, 1970 at CHARTER OAK NOTICE and refrigeration as per­ 'Tpke. West, new building of 12 Room, 2*72 Story, Frame QUALITY Please call Mr. Gordon, 649- 647-9998 646-4200. FIELD, 10:00 A.M. taining to commercial ap­ PRESIDENTIAL Village apart- Bid forms, plans and aped: TOWN OF MANCHESTER KING’S PET SHOP .FIREWOOD for sale, sawed modem air-conditioned suite of 5306. MANCHESTER Is 16 minutes The Planning and Zoning plications Welding knowl­ Musical Instrumenhi 53 ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen- Six-room Garrison Cfolonlal fications are available a t ' the and split. Will deliver. Tlm- offices, paneled walls, carpet- from this 8-bedroom Cape, Commission at- a meeting on edge helpful. All company tei St. New 3H-room apart­ 2 Family Duplex Dwelling in finer condition now than General Services Office, 41 berland Tree Service, 647-9479. PIANOLA player piano with . ing, can be divided. Rea­ level lot, lake privHeges, im­ March 2. 1970 made the follow­ paid benefits. Very pro- ments, Immediate occupancy, the day it was built. Fire­ B - &. W $31,900 — COLONIAL, 6 rooms, Center Street, Manchester, Con­ rolls and bench for sale. Best sonable rates. 644-1639, M9- mediate occupancy, $16,900. ing decisions: motable spot, for second complete GE kitchen, includes Each side has living room, dining room, kitchen CROCHET place, garage, patio, beauti­ BARROWS and WAlXACE <3o. 2-car garage, bam, 2 acres necticut. shift. Salary to 8K. Help Wanted— Mote or Female 37 offer, 2 years old. C!all 649- 2098. Meyer Agency Realtors, 643- 1. STONE & GOLDBERG — self-cleaning range, dishwash­ on the first floor. Three bedrooms and bath on ful backyard and at $27,600 Manchester Parkade beautiful open land. Hutchins' Town of Manchester, 4948 mornings. SIZES it Just can't be overlooked. Manchester 649-5306 Agency Realtor. 649-6324. 0609. Resubdlvlslon of large lot No. SERVICE TECHNICIAN— er, disposal, and double-door the second floor. Two recently new forced hot Connecticut A quality home when new 2 of subdivision called Milek (Field)—Should have electro refrigerator, ample walnut air heating systems. SMALL SOUTH Windsor — 6Vi room Robert B. Weiss, and a very rare home now. SGHALLER RD. — 8-bedroom MANCHESTER — Ontral, six- Farm Into two conforming lots mechanical experience on CLERK TYPIST BASS GUITAl( like new, $66. cabinets. Carpeting, 2 air- EXPERIENCED Ranch, - one - third down as General Manager conditioners.' Rental includes Lot 150’ X 117’ — Zoned Residential “ C.” MEDIUM Spin level. 1V4 baths, wall-to- room Colonial plus sun porch, —Plan APPROVED. office equipment. This is To work in our Accounting Department. General Phone 649:7120. wall carpet, dWiwasher, patio, 8 large bedrooms, 3-car ga­ sumes 0-% per cent mortgage. heat, hot water, parking, mas­ OIL BURNER LARGE WARREN E. HOWLAND Immediate occupancy. Rec 2. M. 8WETZE8 ET AL — the largest independent com­ knowledge of accounting helpful. For appointment to inspect— Call 64S-8334 fomlly room plus other extraa. rage. 106’ frontage. Sale price Request for zone change from pany in the area. Excellent SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO, ter TV antenae, coin operated REALTOR room, double garage, $28,900. Woodbury. Good condition, laundry in basement, large 648-1108 Convenient location. $39,000. $19,900. Mitten Realty, Real­ NOTICE Rural Residence to Residence A starting salary plus car, •^Houre: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. SERVICEMAN Owner 643-0840. tors. 648-6930. Hayes Agency, 048-0181. plus bonus. Company paid Fringe Benefits $160. Phone 649-7120. storage area, on bus line. Open FOR ADMISSION off Wetherell Street—DENIED. dally, 17, or by appointment.' Wanted for Fnfi Tbns 3.. B. T. Peterman—Special 5449 $26,000 OVERSIZED 8-bedroom i^NCHESTSi^ iSuSiTr MANCHESTER -'Kyoom'lSii^ custom built ..i;: r Ranch, S T high . J treed OF ELE(7TORS, Permit for Group Dwellings on CHEMIST — Degree re­ Apply 646-2623, 648-1028, or 648-4112. Employment School is just one block from ed Ranch, four to five bed­ Wearing Apporel— Ranch. Two baths, family lot with view, 6 per cent mort­ TOWN OF ANDOVER, Hilliard Street—Stage One AP­ quired. Should have five to tills 8-room home on Delmont rooms, bullt-lns dishwasher', ten years experience in an­ Fun 57 CLEIAN 6-room second floor . Apply In Person Crochet a cape with ele- kitchen, bullt-lna, dishwasher, gage available, $6,000. down. CONNECTICUT PROVED. apartment, garage, convenient St. with 2-car garage, $24,600. carpeting, reo room, wooded alytical chemistry and aero­ CHENEY BROTHERS, INC Rance and a fashion- 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. Hayes Agency, 848-0131. Notice Is hereby given that 4. (XIMPREHENSIVB PLAN RACXOON fur coat for. sale, location, bus line. Security and BANTLY OH. C O .. Inc. The pants-suit that goes Fiano Agency, 648-0191. the Board for Admission of sols. Local Company. Sal­ 31 Cooper Hill Street Just Listed! right look. No. 6449 has Hutchins Agency, 649-5824. 848-0181. AMENDMENT. ary open. excellent condition. Call '649- lease required. 8176. Heated. 881 Main Bt. complete cnxshet direc­ everywhere in style! A COVENTRY — LAKEVIEW, Electors for the town of Ando­ APPROVED and ADOPTED perfect wardrobe build­ Nino room Co- Colonial. Manchester, Conn. 06040 0654. Heritage House, 648-2482. tions for cape in sizes HEAR THIS Fireplace, beamed living room CABdBRIDClE ST. — Four-bed- Ranch in beautiful condition. ver will be In session In tho —an amendment to a Resolu­ er. No. 8290 with photo- small (8-10), medium lontal. Four bedrooms, foyer, Colonial with 2-car Two bedrooms, garage, wood- Town Office Bqlldlng on Mon­ (12-14) and large (16-18) oiiiDE is in New 7- oeiling. Ifouble garage. Income raom tion ddopting Reports and Mapa PARTIAL LISTINGS country kitchen, paneled fam­ garage on an oversized lot. ad lot with brook. Only $18,- day, March 16. 1970 from 6:00 of the Comprehensive Plan of FEES PAID inclusive. 15, (bust 31-87). Size 9. ily room, paneled recreation producing rooming houae. $29,- Custom Built Colonial Ranch 82 bust . . . yards of 900. Paaek Realtora, 289-7470, House bai had considerable re­ 600. Phllbrick Agency, Real- p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the pur- Development by adding a pro- m l SPRAY PAINTER 46-inch. room, 3Vi baths, double ga­ 688-1068. modeling. Full baths and two tors, 646-4200. pose of admitting all persons posal concerning acquisition___ of_ ' A E & FEMALE rage, 200x800’ wooded lot. Immediate opening f o r WANTED tixziM <• •jsa’K J ii J lavatorlez, sunporch plus Rais- who are found to be qualified to the Manchester Water Company 63 EAST CENTER ST. 1st and 2nd S|^t tsm It IssloSt mztolsti raiB Cl(Me to everything. Hutchlna TWO experienced spray paint­ BiPT. HEADPOH in desirable Jean Rd.-Adelaide Rd, area. Pour bed­ hEW YOB*. -5 = ^ FAMILY, 6-8 Duplex. another open porch. All In ex­ be Electors of the Town of An­ lands. Agency, Realtora, 640'0824 Newly palnt«d, centrally locat­ cellent condition. Sensibly pric­ ed Ranch, family room, ga­ MANCHESTER Machine Operators er with small appliance rage, m baths, large non-de­ dover. A copy of these decisions has manufacturer. Good SHO E DEPT. rooms, baths, 2-car garage. Distinctive ston^ r a g Nsna M4rsM attb iip iOAl, ed. Two furnaces, private ed. Immediate occupancy. T.J. The qualifications are os fol­ 646-4040 Male or Female CNl Mnnt NsMsr. RAISED Ranch in one of Man­ velopment lot, $27,600. Evans ^ been filed In the Town (Clerk’s General Workers wages, good benefits, and yard. Live rent free. $27,700. Cn>®bett, Realtor, 646-1077. ' lows: Applicant must be twen- Office. growing company. Full-Ttme Beneflta work. Lovely landscaped and treed lot. Exclusive with: Send 60$, add 16$ for chester’s Prime neighbor­ ft Clapp, 647-1484. Inspectors Pasek Realtors, 289-7470, 742- ______ty-one years of age, must be a Dated this 6th day of Maroh Apply at postage and handling for hoods, modem'kitchen with all 8243. MANCHESTER — Five • room Janitorial Worker Also Need Pait-TInw • copy o f the '70 Spring Send 60$, add 16$ for SOUTH WINDSOR — This Im- resident of the Town of Ando- 1970. KITCHEN HELP — position Saleopenon ot tho bullt-lns, 8 bedrooms, 2 ______home. City utilities. Near shop­ available at Manchester Me­ « Summer ALBUM. pottage and handling for maculate 6H-room Ranch of- ver for six montha. If foreign Apply IONA Apply M ^ Feesww a copy of Spring it Sum­ baths, 2 car gargge, plus room MANCRBSTBR — Excellent 0- ping, bill. Recent furnace, $10,- Planning ft morial Hospital, 11:80 a.m.- WMON . . . Tmirt for expansion. We feel the fera wall to wall . carpeting, bom must be a naturalized cttl- Zoning Cfommission Unit ot THE VILLUM L BELFIORE AGENCY 4eslm tf Htattr mer '70 Basic FASHION. room Colonial with attached 900. What! $10,900. ■mat's 7:80 p.m., 6 days per week, General Signal Corp. price of $36,900. for this prop­ garage, fireplace, plastered fireplace, 2-car garage, con- zen. M. Adler Dobkin, weekend work required. Con­ HOUSE ft H AU right. Hayes Agency, 848-0131. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Regent Street •♦• MAIN IT. REALTORS 647-1413 erty Is below mar'Ast value. walls, all city utilities, treed venlent location. Asking $24,- Ruth K. Munson, Chairm an tact Personnel De^., 648-1141, Call today! Philbriok Agency lot. Priced to sell. Charles Lea- 900. W. J. Barcomb, Realtora, IVywn Clerk for Board Clarence Welti, Ext. 248. 81 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. Realtora, 846-4200. peranos, 849-T620. Read Herald Adti 844-3000, tor Admission of Electors Recretary

/ A V\' - t \ \ \ T X ‘J \ \ , ,, V' h V.Vs\ MONDAY, MARCti 9, 1970 w ' ' ' / ' PACffl TW ENTY jflianrltfiatpr lEttWing Hwalh Avenige Dally Net P re« Ron \' For The Week IbUM The Weather January 14, IMS i The Permanent Memorial MFT Says School Board Clear and cold again tonight About Town Day Committee of Manchester l^chool Board Gets Briefing Records with lows In upper teena to low will meet tonight at 7:80 at the Warrantee Deeds 15,890 20s. Tomorrow sunny, oontlnusd ' T1i« •x«cutlve board of the Probate Courtroom at the Mu­ Town of Manchester to Top Not Acting in Good Faith cold. High near 40. UaiichMtar Newoomera Club of nicipal Building. On Teacher Aide Program Notch Foods, Parcel 5 in North Manchester— A City of Village Charm the TWCA will meet tonight at End Renewal Area, at N. Main Manchester Federatloii of board with to enter S at the home of Mrs. Peter The worship and music com­ A video tape presentation of culum can be enriched to meet and Main Sts., no conveyance , !,>■ raised its binding negotiations with VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 1.15 (TWENTY PAGES) (Cloeslfied Advertising on Fnge 17) McDonald, S7 Philip Rd. mittee of Emanuel Lutheran personnel and acUvttles in the their vocational needs, tax. Teachers (MFT) has raised iu j,^ ch ester teasers, of reject- MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 PRICE TEN CBMTi R teacher______aider— program-- ...... will be— Under new business, the j Ixmrd „ Richard L. and Hilda W. voice in the negoUaUons im- compromise setUements Church will meet tonight at • 0 ^ ...111 «« MAllnar ySAnillvMV Members of the Veterans 7:30 at the church reception fflven at Board ot Education '^**1 consider a policy Hastey to Bias and Hath- passe between the of both*, mediators and arbltra- Council of Manchester will meet room. . .. "'^th drug abuse, as prepared arina Stlmac,______, property^ at ______Education an<| - Jlanch^er ■ Edu- ___ -r____ the -- Connecticut - ______State .tonight at 6:40 at the Holmes meeting tonight at 8 in the Ben- by a committee 59 Homestead St., conveyance cation Association (MBA). Bai^ Department of Education, and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Miss Dorothy Zlno, a mem­ net Junior High School Main Retirement resignations have tax <19.25. gaining between the boafd and ultimately exploiting the Johnny’s Ark to pay respects to the late Army ber of the faculty at Washing­ Building. been submitted by Mrs. Laurie Attachment MEA broke off following ^the Manchester teachers by rigid Spec. 4 Victor Del Greco, who ton School, will be guest speak­ The board cooperated this M. Carlton, third grade teach- The Savings Bank of Manches- March 3 meeting. Mediation adherence to this predetermined Nixon To List SANTA ANA. Calif. (AP) was killed in Vietnam. er at a meeting of the Man­ . , er at Buckley School; Mrs. ter against Charles B. and Bar- procedures are now (being in- pyacadure." — Policemen, hearing year in Initiating the program Catherine R. Doremus, current- Associate of H. Rap Brown chester Area Alumnae Club of strange noises, peeked In tee at Bennet and Keeney St. jy ga leave of absence; Mrs. bara T. Kelly, property on Ralph sUtuted.______if the board U not negoUat- Children four and ^five years Pi Beta Phi tonight at 7:30 p.m. } Rd., $3,900. 35-foot house trailer and saw old are Invited to a ' pre-school School in conjunction with Man- Mildred Tenney, second grade ter':ta ?rit“T !.rio iS y m: mg in good faith, the MFT con- at the home o f . Mrs. George Trade Nome Johnny Whlteriver, lUs wife story hour In the Junior Room Chester Community College. Jay teacher at South School; M d eluded its statement by urging Laos Losses Krlvick, 84 Ayers Rd., Wap- Pearl M. Perrett, doing vestlgatlng what it con cern a teachers “ to declare and their pets: of Mary Cheney Ubrary Mrs. Thelma C. Woodbrldge, a WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid ping. Her topic: "A Year in the Stager, education coordinator at business the number of CIA agents at Three 160-pound bears, a Wednesday morning from 9;4S first grade teacher at Bentley ** ^s®? del^ rate pattern of piwrasu- impasse and promptly Peace Corps in the Philip­ MCC; Allan Cone, Bennet prin- congressional charges he Is several hundred. The newspa­ burro, a wallaby, on ocelot, ' to .10:30. The story teller will oigg; Gone, oennev ^ I t u r e Exchange. 80-38 Oak naUon and execute tee subsequent acUons pines.” dodging demands for disclose of per said their activities include a bobcat, three goats, two be Miss Marlon Jesseman, chil­ cl^ l; and teachers and aldiM jjanchesteir for 20 years, Mrs. ^ntrart ne* (medlatlonandarbltratlon)pre- Killed When Car Explodes photo who arej^i^clpating n the pro- ^ „ „ Marriage Uoenses regarding current contract ne- imposing sanctions U.S.-Laotian involvement. Pres­ recruiting' and training progov­ opossums, a monkey, three dren's librarian, assisted by gram will be present to com ident Nixon has ordered the ernment guerrillas, detecting peacocks, 18 dogs, four cats, Mrs. Raymond Borst, chair­ The worship committee of -.-Ill K. gg y g a „ David George Luetjen, East goUaUons.” on ^ tee town of Manchester.' ^ North United Methodist Church Guild Speaker ment and answer questions. Beginning in 1965 and in each public release of American cas­ enemy troop movements, and six pigeons, five doves, man of the Junior Vvomen’s Club The board will act on four and Doris Ve«111i An. Hie MEA is the authorised BEL AIR, Md. (A P I- will meet tonight at 7 at the The board will act on -requests year since, tee MFT statement ualties and air losses as they oc­ acting as ground controllers for three rabbits, five gttinea education committee. Dr. Thomas J. Donovan of other resignations, a sabbaUcal 2 1. Qent bargaining agent for syatem Two Negro men, one idtiir church. The Council on minis­ for approvaa of two grants. One er Congregational Church. says, tee board's course has cur in tee Southeast Asian coun­ aircraft. pigs, nine chickens, two 110 Westland St., will speak to­ teachers. Asked the numerical tified as an associate of tries will meet at 8:30 at the is for an addlUonal grant of ^ave o f absence, and three try. The six persons killed were geese, 16 quail, two desert Iliere will be, two meetings morrow at a meeting of the Michael George Giguere, 16 been one of “ intentionally ex- strength of his group, Joseph church...... $3,625, for the period Feb. 16 to leaves of absence. Church St., and Laura Goulette, tending contract settlement be- In announcing tee policy identified by the State Depart­ turtles and a duck. All ap­ militant H. Rap Brown and tonignt at the siigiiUi uisinct O'Brien, MFT president, re­ Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar- 30, to employ three teach- Manchester, March 13. yond the budget deadline and change Monday night, the White ment as: peared healthy. the other still unidentified, flreiiouse. Main ahu niHlard St. tholomew at 8 p.m., at St. Bar- )d0 shared by plied, “ That’s top secret in­ House disclosed six civilians Arthur Stillman and Dennis Whtteriver, 37, said he was were killed when an exirio- The Junior Rhythm Choir of Building Permits teto meditation and arbitration At 7, tiiere will ue a dcpail- tholomew’s School. His topic; grade teachers at Lincoln, formation.'’ were killed in Laos Idst year as Mummert, both of International a circus and carnival clown North United Methodist Church European Health Spa of Con- • . . and therefore is guilty, a sive destroyed their car aa ment meeting, and at 8 Hose "The Ever-Changing Role of Robertson and Nathan Hale the result of hosUIe enemy ac­ Voluntary Services, ambushed who used the animals in his it traveled on U.S. 1 eouth Co. 1 will meet. ■ will rehearse tomorrow at 3:30 the Physician in Today’s Con- Schools. The board approved the necticut Inc., commerical build- priori, of failing to negotiate in act. Ing at 515 W. Middle Tpke., good faith with the Manches- tion. by enemy near Ban Nong Keun, o f here. p.m., at the church. temporary Society.” original program on July 28, August 5, 1969. Officers Bald tee Whlteriv- $206,000. ter teachers." ___ Press secretary Ronald L. Whether tee second man was The WCTU will meet tomor­ Dr. Donovan is the senior i969. Town firefighters extinguished Ziegler said tee administration ers hod a bed and cooking The executive board of Jaaui Laine, additions to dwell- -A spokesman for the MFT YOU ALWAYS Chandler Edwards, Interna­ Brown, who Is on trial bare on row at 10:80 a.m. at me iioine surgeon in thoracic and cardio- The other request is for the ^ behind the Parkade will Immediately "Inform tee equipment at one end of the Church Women United will ing at 44 Henry St., $8,000. pointed out teat in the past five tional Voluntary Services, am­ trailer. The burro the arson and riot charges, hod not of Mrs. George H. eisn oi 22 vascular surgery at Hartford establishment of a $2,160 wash- American public about all mili­ and BrooKiiuld sii. co-iiosiesses wui meet tomorrow at 12:30 p.m., Hospital. He is also on the con- out account ito provide super- Bowling Lanes in the parkade Roscoe L. Thompson Jr. for pres- SAVE AT THE bushed by enemy, Ban Soukhou- bears were in makeshift cor­ been positively determined al­ tary aircraft losses and military ma, April 24, 1069. be Mrs. William Rush and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Normand suiting staff at Manchester vised work experience for men- yesterday at 2:38 p.m. Firemen Richard Salamone, alterations to ented teachers with contracts rals at the other end, and though a state medical examin­ ARTHUR DRUa air personnel casualties in Laos J. C. Merkel, Air America, Helen Graves. L. Richer. 131 Hollister St. Memorial Hospital and several tally retarded students, and de- responded to Box 203 located on dwelling at 257 Hilliard St., P^or to tee middle of June. tee other animals were cag­ er announced a tentatlv« find­ $4,100. The union also charges tee. once search-and-rescue mis­ killed by bullet while piloting ed. ing, based on photogroptis, teat other area hospitals. He and his termlne how the school currl- Green Manor Blvd. sions are completed.” Bentley School PTA executive The Young Skippers Class helicopter, Plain of Jars, Febru­ In six truckloads officials It was not Brown. family are members of St. Bar­ Ziegler said this is the same ary 18, 1970. board will meet tonight at the that started last Thursday at tholomew's Pralsh. took the menagerie to the The second body apparently policy followed on Vietnam loss­ William J. Gibbs, Air Ameri­ Hoimes h'uneral Home, 400 the West Side Recreation- Cen­ He received his BA degree Orange County Animal Shel­ took tee force of Monday nlgbt’e Main St., to pay reopeets to ter will meet In the Washington ZONE A ZONE A A ZONE A es. In the past, casualties in ca, crash of helicopter from hos­ ter auid Whlteriver was ar­ blast. Its hands had been bkMm from Bowdoin College, Bruns­ ZONE A A ZONE A ZONE A A Laos have been lumped with . Thomas J. Woods, husband of School cafeteria, next door to tile ground fire near Nam Bac, rested on warrants concern­ off, making flngeri>rintlng Im­ wick, Maine, and his medical those of Southeast Asia as a May 13, 1969: Mrs. Woods, principal of Bent­ the West Side Recreation Cen­ ing IgndFed traffic tickets, possible. degree from Harvard Medical whole. Ralph S. Davis, Air America, ley School. ter, oh Thursday evenings, be­ School. He has also been affili­ then released .on ball. A search for tee hands was tween 7 and 9. Of tee six civilians, all de­ crash of small fixed wing air­ "It’s hard for people being conducted ai tee site ol ated with Boston City Hospital, scribed as having support rath­ craft southwest of Plain of Jars, Men who would like to join Peter Bent Brigham Hospital to imderstand,” Whlteriver the blast. IS THIS THE er than active military roles, August 19, 1969. said. “My wife and I don’t the Manchester Chapter of the Manchester Gilbert and Sulli­ Dr. Werner U. Spits, deputy in Boston, and the Naval Medi­ three were killed by ambush, SPBBSQSA for singing on van Workshop will rehearse its The State Department did not have any kids of our own, chief medical examdner of Mary­ cal Research Institute, Bethes- one was shot as he wsis piloting Mondays at 8 p.m. at the Army- production of "lolanthe” to­ da, Md. supply further information on so we sort of loved our ani­ land, issued tee finding he de­ a helicopter, and two were the six. Navy Club may call Dennis night at 7:45 at South United Mrs. John Foulds and Mrs. mals instead." scribed as tentaUve after exam­ killed by what the White House The White House confirmed Santoro, 397 Spring St. Methodist Church. Richard Wiley are co-hostesses PROGRESS YOU WANT? ining the remains of the body at called possible hostile fire. Sunday that Joseph K. Bush Jr., for the meeting. tee Baltimore Morgue. St. Bridget Rosary Society All mothers of students at St. Three worked for Internation­ an Army captain, was killed in He said he was baaing his opi­ will meet tonight in St. Bridget Bridget School have been in­ al Voluntary Services, deecribed Laos Feb. 10, 1969, In an ex­ nion on tee ear lobe, nose and Sdiool cafeteria after a 7:30 vited to attend a library work­ Green School as a Peace Ctorps type organiza­ change of fire with North Viet­ Unit Nullifies hairline of the victim. tion, and three for Air America, namese commandos. The ad­ Mass in the church. Milton S. shop tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in Brown’s whereabouts re­ an airlifter of supplies, equip­ Camllleri, -narcotics agent for the school library. Science Fair ministration said his death did mained a mystery. His attomsy ment and people. the State of Connecticut, will not occur in combat action. School Racial tor the trial tore, WHUom M. Bote wire under contrauit with speak. Members of the Ladies Guild Set Tomorrow At Temple, Tex., the widow KunsUer, said ite did not think tee Agency for International De­ of Assumption will meet to­ and parents of Bush said the Brown was the second vlotlm velopment, the State Depart­ Community Enrich- morrow at 8 p.m. at Tierney The Manchester Green School government never tried to keep Balance Plan but added that he did not know ment said. ment classes will start tomor­ Funeral Home, 210 W. Center science lair will be held tomor­ secret the location of the 25- where Brown was. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — row at Temple Beth Sholom and St., to pay respects to Henry row. Judging will be conducted Meanwhile, the Los Angeles year-old captain’s death. Law enforcement officers sold The State Board^of Education, are open to the public. There Skelley, husband of one of the late in tee afternoon, and Times reported in today’s edi­ Carol Bush, 24, said she had that he was in Bel Air Monday whose racial imlmlsmce regula­ are vacancies in the oil paint­ members. meeting, which wlU start at 7 tions teat £t a agents posing as known “ all along where Joe afternoon but his movements ing class fof Grades 5 through p.m. members of tee agency are in­ was. And when he was killed, tions were nullified by a legis­ Bel Air, where the trial of black rebel H. Rap lative committee Monday night, Workmen clean up debris after two men died when since then could not be traced 9 which starts tomorrow at 3:15 Bentley School PTA meeting Children selected experiments volved in military operations In the government made no at­ continues to support “ the cor­ their car exploded in Maryland, one mile south of Brown had opened earlier. (AP Photofax) immediately. p.m. Those wishing more in­ scheduled for tomorrow has in their areas of Interest, learn­ Laos. tempt, so far as I know, to keep rection of racial imbalance and The other man was IdenUflsd formation may contact Mrs. been postponed until further ed as much as possible about The Tlmos’ story from Jack racial isolation," Commissioner as Ralph Featberstone, SI, a Ely Segal, 202 Mountain Rd. notice. the subject, and 60 per cent of Foisie In Vientiane estimated (See Page Eight) William J. Sanders said today. former Brown aosociate in'tbs the judging will be based on 4 * Was Maryland Governor Student Nonviolent Coordinating -this knowledge. Sanders conceded that tee de­ Committee. cision of the legislature’s Inter­ In kindergarten and first State Polics Ckd. ’n ogias TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON grade, a class first prize and im Regulations Review Commit­ tee relieved 13 towns , and cities Smite said Ua invesUgatom honorable mention will be Speaks in Hartford theorised the exjdoslv* WM mode. In second and third of the task of drawing up plans Kunstler Will Call Agnew to alleviate racial Imbalance In being transported by the two grade, there will be a group men. He did not rule out com­ prize lor physics or biology, and Suburbs Must Aid Cities^ public schools. The State Board of Education pletely the posslbUity that it three individual prizes and was i^ontsd in the cor by sonM- honorable mention in both itey- could come up wite revised reg­ ulations, and this may be dis­ As Witness in Brown Case one tUms. sics and biology. In Grades 4 Indianapolis Mayor Says A guard at Brown’s New Totk BINGO through 6, group awards will be cussed at the next regular By PETER A. JAY case, ask the Maryland Court Ttiough the 90-seat courtroom order broke out In Cambridge EXTRA CASH PRIZES N monthly meeting April 1, Sand­ City apartment house Mid made of a first prize and honor­ By SOL R. COHEN 1, after a two-year “ shake- The Washington Post of Appeals to rule before the in the Harford County court­ after a speech by Brown on July Brown’s wife and “tour or five able mention in biology, and ers said. B ^ AIR, MD. — Pre-trial trial begins on the legality of house was packed with report­ 24. He subsequently said that (Herald Reporter) down cruise.” However, the board is expect­ other people” left the imtiAiiiy ORANGE HAU, EVEfY TUESDAY ’ three prizes in physics. In each sparring In tee case of H. Rap removal of tee

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