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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1971 PAGE EIGHTEEN iianrt|[fBtpr lEvraing l$prald Average Daily Net Press Ran For Hie Week Ended The Weather 44A past the Bolton Lake Hotel, A p r ii4 ,ie n Cloudy EUid showers Ukely to­ Card Party Set ‘Do something’ take a left on fTolland Rd. then SUEDE CLEANING night EUid tomorrow; low to­ About Town follow the posted signs to the NONE ON PHMISIS iianrL|patpr lEurnttig BpraUi night neEU* 40. Tomorrow’s high At St. Mary’s Program Helps camp. 'Ihe camp has not been WITH 10X OFF 15,695 about 60. Hie Recreation Department used for a number of yeans and ; Wednesday night Family Swim St. Mary’s Girls Friendly So­ The Baby Has Camp Cleanup 260 volunteers are needed to PAMADE CUANfIS Manchetter-^A City of ViUage Charm will not be held this week due ciety Sponsors will have a mili­ get the cionp in shape for this 4(J2 JESt 'middle TtiRNPIKE to the school vacation. It will The Manchester Jaycees tary whist card party next sununer. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 171 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SE(?nONS) (Otesslfled Advertising on Page 38) resume April 28 and close May Monday at 8 p.m. in Neill Hall "DO something” committee MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PRICE ElFTEBN CENTS 28. of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Been Named and the Manchester Automo: The event is open to the pub­ bile Dealers Association have St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ lic, and tickets may be pur­ volunteered to "DO some­ ters of Isabella, will observe chased at the door. Refresh­ thing.” On Saturday, these or­ Queen Isabella Day on Thurs­ ments will be served. ganizations will help the Big Want To Play The Organ? day with a Mass at 7:30 p.m. Miss Gertrude Lidden is Brothers program clean up its President Requests Prosecution Upheld Steiger, Amy Elizabeth, daughter of Ross and Judith (BUT SKEPTICAL OF YOUR ABIUTYf) at St. Bartholomew’s Church. chairman of the event. She will Carr Staiger, Luchon Rd., West Willington. She was bom April summer camp on Tolland Rd., ’The Rev. Edward LaRose, be assisted by Mrs. Winslow 10 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Bolton. Tlje camp, an old Boy FIND FREE AT chaplain of St. Margaret’s Cir­ Manchetster, Mrs. Everett Kel­ are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carr, Storrs. Her paternal grandpar­ Scout camp on the east side of cle, will be the celebrant. After sey, Miss Margaret Winters and ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staiger, 18 Franklin St., Bolton Lake, is in need of re­ KEYBOARD S’TUDIO’S ORGAN NIGHT Massive Overhaul For Abortions In Mass, there will be a homily dis­ Mrs. Stanley Sholik, hostesses; Rockville. She has two sisters, Christie and Tracey. pair and cleaning of the build­ Starting Thes., April 27th, we wlU conduct four consecutive cussion. The observance is open Mrs. Leonard Lawson, Miss ing and g;rounds to prepare for 'Tuesday evening classes for adults: FREE! use this summer by Big Broth­ to members and friends. Hester Gillespie, Mrs. David Barfield, Joel Gregory, son of Jcrfm and Aidta Gameau Of U.S. Foreign Aid Frazier and Mrs. Thomas Rol- ers program. ’The Jaycees and District of Columbia Barfield, 338 Center Rd., Apt. 16B, RockvlUe. He was bom the Automobile Dealers Asso- Using a proven method of instruction to teach: Introduction By BARRY 8CHWEID ’The Golden Age Club will lason, flags; Miss Florence April 10 at RockvlUe General Hospital. His maternal grand­ to the organ, basic rudiments, theory of music, and how easy WASHINGTON (AP)—President Nixon asked Con­ meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Madden, tickets at the door; parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edouard A. Gameau, East Arling­ ciwon are encouraging the it is to have fun and enjoyment with the organ. gress today for a massive overhaul of the U.S. foreign Associated Press Writer Senior Citizens Center. Mem­ Guest Speaker Mrs. Allan Helkkila and Mrs. ton, VL His paternal grandparents are George Barfl^d, Brook­ public to aid in the cleanup. Please call studio to make reservations, as our space is WASHINGTON (AP)—^Ruling for the first time on bers are reminded to bring Items Karl Nielsen, prizes; and Mrs. The cleanup will start at 9 limited. aid program and an increfise in military and economic an abortion law, the Supreme (]ourt today upheld prose­ John R. Crowley of S6 Phelps lyn, N. Y.; and Mrs. NeUle Spinner, Baltimore, Md. a.m. and the Big Brothers will assistance abroad. ------for a kitchen social. Woodrow TVotter, publicity. • Rd., assistant professor of sto- provide lunch. Volunteers are 872-4822 ^VlWte House officials said the for the coming fiscEd year, In- cution of doctors in the District of Columbia but au­ ciology and anthropology of Schofield, Katherine Ann, daughter of Donald and Carol requested to bring rakes and Prerident’s new foreign aid eluding 1706 million for arms thorized them to end pregnancies for the sake of the Daughters d . Liberty, No. 17, Manchester Community College, Chlebowskl Schofield, 17 Park St., Manchester. She was bom expectant mother’s “mental health.” v^l meet ^ tonight at 7 :30 at s‘^'^e7Frliy°ai other outdoor equipment that KEYBOARD STUDIO package amounts to |3.3 Ulllon aid given to foreign countries Rockville April 9 at Manchester Memorial Itaspital. Her maternal grand­ might be helpful. in the fiscal year starting July and |M0 million for easy term The split decision also made ------Orange Hall. Refrediments will the St. » Bridget. Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Chlebowskl, Ansonla. Her ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. be served. Hostesses are Mrs. To reach the camp, take Rt. mlUtary sEiles plus $778 million prosecution more difficult by make a judgment atxxd a pa- Club spaghetti supper at 8 p.m. Hospital Notes paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schofield, 13 Foreign assistance is quite for economic aid called support- reading the turn-of-the-century tlent’s physi(»l or mental health Kenneth J 2, Rockville; Upper Butcher Rd., RockvlUe. She has a brother, Raymond committee met recently at the a worid order which insures year authority for a new inter­ stood by doctors. since the ruling. Black said. Edmund Thmczuk and Mrs. was counselor and cottage su- Ruth ’Tripoli, Stafford Springs; Jr., 8; and a sister, LesUe Beth, 6. home of Felix Mozzer, 22 Bre- peace and prosperity for our­ national development corpora­ In other actions today, the judges conslderiiig another Roger Granger. pendsor at the Warrendale Irene DilaJ, WilUmanUc; Ger- inen Rd., to initiate plans for selves and for other natimis,’’ tion, plus authority to borrow $1 court: atxullon case in the District in- „ , _ , , _ . (Pa.) Youth Center, and has trude Schneider, Orchard St., Taylor, Julia Marie, daughter of Bruce and Jean Reale the 46th anniversary reunion. It he said. bUIlon from the private capital —Ruled that a conscientious terpreted the law to permit St. Mary’s K p ^ o ^ C 3iu^ theology lor two years RockvlUe; Regina Stake, WllU- Taylor, 9 Regan Court, Apt. B, RockvlUe. She was bom AprU will be held June 28 at the Man­ “We are aware,’’ the Presi­ mEirket or the U.S. 'TreEisury. objector to the draft must de- abortions "for mental health wiU have a“ Holy ” Communion " " " in Muster, Germany and Rome, manUc; Yvette Desroslers, 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal granpar- chester Country C2ub. dent SEdd, "Uud this world order For a new International devel- clEire his clEiim before he re­ reEtsons whether or not the pa­ Service tomorrow at 10 a.m. Italy. He received his BA degree I>oy>e Rd., Tolland; Mary Peter, cRts are Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Reale, 11 Bonner Rd., Manches­ {Reunion notices have been cannot be sustEdned if our opment institute, he proposed ceives his induction notice. tients hEtd a previous history of in classics and his MA degree son, ’Talcottvllle Rd., Vernon; ter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PhlUp L. mailed to more than l(X> class friends CEumot defend them- $1,276 mUUon for a three-year —^Held that the United States mental defects.” ’The Adult BeU Choir of in sociology from Loyola Uni- Oscar Cyr, Lakevlew Ter., Don- 'Taylor, West Springfield, Miass. members. Replies and reserva­ selves agEdnst aggression, Euid if period. 'The Internatiomd devel- may turn away refugees fleeing He Eulded: "We see no reEison Emanuel Lutheran Church will verslty in Chicago. He also re- sld Johnson Jr., High St., and *1 *' *! • • tions should be returned to two-thirds of the world’s people opment Institute would handle Communist countries if they set­ why this Interpretation of the rehearse tomorrow at 10 a.m. celved' a PHL degree in phU- Margaret Boor, Reed Rd., aU of Smolensk!, David Mlchad, son of Walter Jr. and Janice Frank Lupien, 21 Sunset St., see the richer third as indiffer­ U.S. technical EisslstEuice for the tle temporEirily in Euiother c(xm- statute should not be followed. in Luther HaU. osophy from West Baden (Ind.) Rockville; Deirdre Wachtel, Old Lentinl Smolensk!, 81 W. Middle* Tpke., Manchester. He was Manchester. ent to their needs Euid insensi­ economic development of t>Eu:k- try on their way. Certelnly this construetkm ac­ CoUege, and STL degree in the- P " m Rd., ToUand; MAude El- bom AprU 10 at Manchester Hetnorlal Hospital. His maternal The next meeting will be held tive to their ELspirations for a ward countries imd the interna­ It WEIS on "vagueness” cords with the general usage Jehovah’s Witnesses will have ology from the Tt#.iiarinin« Us, Center Rd., and Edward grandparents are Mrs. Marion Lentinl, 122^ Birch St., and May 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the better life." tional development corporation grounds that a federal judge Eind ■ modern understanding o f discussions of a Bible aid to­ Nixon proposed a spUt in the here, Gerhard A. Gesell, ruled word ‘health,’ which in- Schocd of Tlieology in North Wierzchowskl, Ridgewood Rd., James Lentinl, New Britain. His paternal grandparents are home of James Maher, 14 Bliss A Home Away From Home (Om Pags ») night at 7:80 at 18 Chambers Aurora m. of Vernon; Lynda Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smolensk! Sr., 313 Autunm St, Manches­ St. At that time, the program former one-pEu:kage Edd legisla­ the 1901 abortion law unconstitu- eludes psychological as well as St.; 728 N. Main St.; 281 Wood- Reservations and more Infor- Orchard St., RockvlUe. ter. He has a brother, Walter m , 6. committee will report on final tion—(me measure for interna- tional in 1969 while dismissing physical well-being." bridge St.; 144 Griffin Rd. in madon about the dinner may Discharged Friday: CSirls- details concerning entertain­ tionEd security aid Euid a second Veterans clench fists and kneel in Arlington National Cemetery. (AP Photo) Eui indictment agEiinst a physi­ Unless the court changes this South Windsor; and French Rd., The home-like furnishings and decor for international economic' de­ stEuiding a subsequent case, the be obtained by contacting Mrs. topher HIU, Sandy Beach Rd., Friedman, Adam More, Seth David, and Aaron Todd, ment, speakers, guests and spe­ Laird Warns cian w ho operates a clinic three Bolton. WUUam Evans of 41 Sherwood RockvlUe; Eklward Eckel Sr., cial features. velopment imd humanitarian blocks from the White House. ruling evidently frees doctors In triplet sons of Alan J. and Royce Shenk Friedman, Venum at Holmes Funeral Home make it a aid. Edl stEdes where therapeutic Circle or Mrs. Alan Gates of Warehouse P t; Cynthia Kane, Garden Apts., RockvlUe. ‘Ihey were bom AprU 7 at Manches­ Tuition Hike Justice Hugo L. Black, speEdc- In reporting that the com­ In Washington abortions eu« permitted to end ’Ihe Adult Discussion Class 66 Sherwood Circle. Enfield; l^tglnla Smith, RFD ter Memorial Hospital. ’Their maternal grandparents are Mr. warm and friendly setting for the Of Russian Ing for the cl zones” to cmhieve ractal pertatatag to the IncreEises and justice Warren E. Burger bon- nam.” strategic forces.” an hour-long musical variety Circle will sponsor a potluck to­ Nancy A. Murphy, Elizabeth of Connecticut, Inc. will spon­ that a majority of the members ntag their use of the grounds. James told them "tWa la ton—wEiIked out, complaining ’Trumped by the Supreme <3ourt, balEmce. program. morrow at 7 p.m. at the home Perry, Karen Perry, Franclne sor Its 21st EumuEd Horse Show of his committee opposed all In- At the Capitol, Sen. PhUlp A. th^ proper place. We don’t nothing more to dis- LEdrd’s statement, in a speech the W ^te House has called on On 'Tuesday, through Burger, and' Country Fair on May 14, for the American Newspaper of Mrs. Robert Newton of 188 Rowe, Julie Richter, Nancy J. Jobless Rolls creEisea at this time. Hart, D-Mlch., tried to put the tjjrg prlsimers here." (flee Face Etaht) the AmericEm people to obey the the court said busing was con­ Manchester Grange wiU meet Benton St. Murphy, Robin Croesley. 16 Eind 16 at the Farmlng;ton Gov. 'Thomas Mesklll, in his Senate on record as favoring the ^ Publishers’ Association Lunch­ nUing that msiss busing is a le-. stitutional and the states ld use of the Mall, the gras- fensive area—all deary planned with administration lawyers. en’s Club wiU meet tomorrow which wUl feature active mem­ cavage, Mary Joy, EUeen Tem­ PhlUp HolwEiy, Midway volun­ ®d t»>® following reasons for Its ®y between the Capitol and SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong Maj. Gen. Pham Van Phu, no history of discrimination, it at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. bers who do not appear too months ago—must be of major Ziegler said nothing would be might well be desirable to as­ pleton, Douglas Rynlewicz. teers; EUid Mrs. Roger BEigley, K e e p g o ilig T u e ^ y by a University of Con- „ppoelU on to ttaUon increases: “*® Memorial. mines r ii^ d through two bus- commEinder of the 1st Infantry concern," Laird sEdd. served by reviewing psist state­ Richard F. Murphy, 131 N. often on stage. ’The meeting is sign pupils to sclMols neEurest pubUcity. nectlcitt economist and a ape- ^ Most of the proposals for •A-hout 60 former GIs marched loads o i South Vietnamese civil- Division^ said more SouthVieU ments by the President. His le- Lakewood Circle. Mrs. David open to patrons and their Grade 8 'The horse show, one of the cial legislative committee. But increases would add a four abreast across ions 'hiesday in different pEUts namese tn x ^ had moved into "Moreover,- while we have Em their homes," the chief justice guests. High honors: Aileen Scholsky, advEmtage in submarine-based gEd views were largely turned wrote. “But sdl things are not Odegard Is co-hostess. largest In the East, is a (pbld the committee said it knows of considerable Eimoimt of money ***® I’*’****® 1° Uie Penta- of the country, killing 24 and the A Shau valley for the drive back by the court whose luiEmi- Jocui ’TOMn, Martha Chace, several ways to soften the blow increases to where they “confessed” to wounding five, the naUtmal po- in that enemy infiltration corri- missiles today the USSR is rap­ equEil in a system that has been Philip Goes, Lauri Bourque, Star show with over 600 entries. mous opinions were written Emd —among them a revival, on the General Fund and thus be- war crimes. lice reported. dor and supply center. But there idly closing the gap with an en­ ’Ihomas Richter, David Cross- Spectal attractions in the Mid­ ergetic construction progrEim delivered by Warren E .Burger, (See Page *) way area include kiddle rides, state level, of the concept be- ^ ^ regressive tax Counting cadence and chant- A spokesman said 14 (dvilians still was no contact with the en- the msm Nlxcm mimed chief jus­ ley. htad the depression-era Clviltan ing "one two three four, we were killed Euid two wounded in emy after eight days of recon- that continues.” Honors: Franc Mathleu, Mau­ a country fair, and a Flea Mar­ Laird recEdled that a year ago tice. reen lOckey. ket which wUl feature new EUtd Oanservatian^Oorpa. ^ ^ tuition Increase would w ant your .... war,” they one incident on the central nalssance operations, sEiid Lt. he warned in a speech to the an­ A year ago, Nixon, a lawyer, seccnd-bEuid Eutlclee. ■n»e suggestion was one ' dangerous orecedent If it ™s^hed up the PentEigon steps coastEd plain 286 miles noriheEist Col. Le 'Tning Hlen, a spokes- nual luncheon of 'The Ass(x;iated texik a hard line against official­ Defeat Seen Need A Family Plan? Manchester Auxiliary mem­ right the committee put forward ^ ^ but found the doors locked. of Saigon. The second mining man for the South Vietnamese Press that the United States ly inspired school segregation. bers are being contacted for for easing a predicted "long Hthiatlon of Ui<» atnln alnoe veterEins took turns at a occurred in the Mekong Delta 60 comnuuid. could find itself in a second rate But at the same time he op­ articles for the sale. Such Items term” of unemp{lDyment in the danger of using this 'device fo t®*! atrocities al- miles southwest of Saigon, and so-mlle-long valley is on strategic position by the mid- posed massive InvoluntEiry bus­ EU9 glEusswEure, jewelry, pocket- »ro«wtag such a coma r^^venue f^ the state in ““ «« Laotian border 376 miles 70s. ing and said the govenunent On Ribicoff books, brlc-a-brac, lamps (ex­ A biu propottag .such a corps future would be temoting troops in Vietnam until the Pen- three wounded, he said. „orth of Saigon. "I regret to report today that would not require local sitaool cept large pieces cf furniture Is under consideration by the «t® *»® ‘®»"P«nK- tagontEigon agreedEigreed to admit three Only light and scattered bat- districts to trEinsport children legistafure now. (bee Page Eight) spokesmen to meet with Brig, tlefield activity was reported. (Bee Page Eight) (See Page Bight) beyond "normal geographic Amendment *'BOKED-IN” and clothing) may be brought Hie economist, David Ptasky, to the ChUd and FamUy Serv­ said in New Haven Utet the WASHDKJ’TQN (AP) — A ma­ BY YOUR ices Mwchester ofUce, 110 Main state’s unemployment rolls—now' jority of Southern senators ap­ St. on or before May 7. Mem­ at 120,000—will IncreEuse to 180,- parently decided at a secret bers who cannot d ^ v e r art­ 000 persons In June with the Meeting the Nation caucus today to vote EigEiinst eu i icles may contact Mrs. Kargl Influx of returning veterans, new amendment by Sen. AbrEdiEun for pickup. high sbhoed Eind college gradu­ Ribicoff designed to Integrate 'Tickets sm now avaUable ates, and seEMCHEd layoffs. black children from inner cities from Airs. Marte, 178 W. Vernon And, Ptasky said, economic Faces of Many Americans Into suburbEut actuxAa. fit.; at Watkins Bros.; the forces Eu« working to keep un- 'This decision, reported by a agency’s office on Main St.; or emidoyment Ed high level in the Impress Touring Newsmen senator who asked that his from Emy member of the Man­ future. He said growing public name not be used, indicated the chester Auxiliary. fuitipathy toward the military, EDITOR’S NOTE —• What la nearly a century ago, their son- propoeEd would be defeated a deidtae In matertellsm and a America and what do people ic booms flaking the remEitatag when it mes up for an early desire for smEdler fEunlUes will who study it personally for the adobe off the walls. Eiftemcxm vote. HoUand Pastor produce fewer defense contracts, first time take with them when 'There was Lola Peplon, 17, a less demand for luxury goods, they leave? Are the impressions BlEu:kf(x>t Indian girl waiting on 'Diesday the SiMithemers vot­ ed in a bl(x: to k e ^ Edlve the 2 Mission Speaker EUid fewer new family consumer Edl majestic mountains, rich FlahermEm’B Wluurf for a boat to store those buUty winter Tlie Rev. Roscoe Leach, an units. All of that Ekids up to earth, tadustrisd m ight?Fhr for- take her to the old Ssm Fremcis- amendment of the Connecticut woolens in our thrifty, AssemUles of God missionary less demanl In the Eureas where eign-bom Peter Arhett wd co Bay prisk for Connecticut. they remember from their trip. spent a night out there on Alca- At leEist (»e, however, con­ See why buying life insurance direct from a You money,, save lic. • . • • “'niore Etfe few valid recom- trEu:, but s)ie didn’t like sleeping tended the group should siq^iort mutual savings bank just has to save you money. trouble and save that clos- mendations that can be imple­ By PETER ARNETT on the cold concrete, imd asked the amendment, Euid insure Its :et space you need for The Rev. Eind Mrs. Leach op­ me In front of everyone, To get full details on SBLI’s Family Plan all spring and siunmer cloth' erate a Teen ChEiUenge Ck>ffee mented to affect the criticud eco­ with HORST FAAS adoption. He said this would 'Daughter, why do you stay make it eEisler to MU the entire you have to do is ask. es. Stop in today and House in the HEigue and are ac- nomic slum p Eind VEist unem ­ Faces of America . . . faces SAVE. ploym ent In the stete,” the re­ here? I dem’t understand you.’ $1.5 bUUon scb(x>l desegregEtiion Uve in Bible schoolwork, evEui- that you remember of the thou­ My mother was a reservEdion gellsm, and Uterature distribu- port said. It attributed most of sands ttud passed by in a three- measure to which Ribicoff seeks woman. She doesn’t realize how to attach his Eimendment. •Nms.rro.c Uon. 'Die missionary serves as Connecticut’s unemployment to month tour . . . I^IJUSE ASK MEN’S “a shift in defenEie Euid other they have held her down,” SEdd the AssembUes of God repre­ 'There WEis Miss Angie SolEiri, Lola. MeEUiwhUe, Republl(»n Lead­ 2 Piece Suits sentative to the Netherlands government priorities," Euid with her sister the only Inhabit­ er Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Our regular price 'Ihere wan the Rev. Joseph J. I and is a member of the execu­ Eulded th at "very little unem ­ ants of the ghost town of Indian KletaSEisser, leEuler a t the Hut- CEiUed the amendment "a whol­ is stlU only tive board of the Brotherhood ploym ent Is resulting from cut- Gutah in the Mother Liode coun­ terite colony at Wolf Creek, ly impnustlcEa way to deal with ank bEicka in Vletauun.” try of CaUfoniia. kOss Solari id the problem.” ^MViNGS B of Pentacostel Churches in Hol- Mont., who first wEinted to cut lEind, a sister organization to it predicted that Connecticut age 87 atiU drives trespassers my longish ludr when we cEdled He said Its $20 bilUon, 10-yeEur For QuaUty, is in for a ")ong term of un- off her tand with a walking Professional Work! the AssembUes of God, U.S.A. tt Etoded, however, UuU be feumer Sen. William B. Stanley first, J me . or IndlEUi Gulch," . J she The religious Hutterites in the agreed with Ribicoff “the North 923 MAIN STREET of Norwich Eind Rep. RoUta 8 ^ ^ . stabbl^ g^led fl^era MWwest and the mountain O.K. I’M ASKING. Please mail me information on One HOUR has fuUy as much of a problem Mettler Jr. of HEunden, discuss­ at tna dilapidated, abandoned grates have * rejected everythiiur as the South EUid has no right to LOAM jEdlhouse, the crumbling adobe Savings Bank Life Insurance “Family Plan” Policy. ed their suggestions for easing in America except the technolo­ feel any moral supMiority.” unemployment at a news confer­ SEdoon Eind the octee-red frEune gy to automate their farms, Ribicoff said his Eunendment’s 'mnmainB.CfdTinct with an extoision phone-as low as $ la month* church that stood buckled Nam*. THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING ence In Hartford. “rhey do(i’t vote or absorb ultimEite (taEuices may have FOR SALE 'They said the state c

•— I MANCHfiS'fiill EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN . WEDNESDAY,^APRIL 21, 1971 P A G E T H R E E P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 ____ County Dancing will be to the music of Vernon the Four Dells and tickets may T a x Issu e Tolland County Superior Court SheinM’old on Bridge THEATER TIME be obtained by contacting Mrs. SCHEDULE Artists^vited Anthony Armentano of Vernon as well as at the door. Catches U p SENSE OF INSECURITY Experts on P ollution Discuss I r T A F l Mrs. Aimentano is serving as DOESN’T AFFLICT ALL NORTH Burnside — “ New Leaf” , 7:30, To Participate Three Change Their Pleas -By CLAY R. POLLAN- chairman directives his hope to move alcsig quietly 4Put 34 Yourrg '64 Good lems—not even when he’s 600 (11-13-40-43 35 Using 65 Of 5 1 -5 31-5361^ 5 3 6 1 scheduled for May 15 from noon Dr. -Geoige A. F. Lnst week seven cases sched­ "That's as far as you have to Providence to shield them from ♦ 642 * 875 3 2:60, 4:50, 6:60, 8:45 If everyone cooperates and with the project without antag­ ro-76-79-84 SCon’t ^M*^***^ miles from home, since the act was passed in 6 A 36 Don't 66 May 65-67.-8 3 ■■ 8 ^ . until 6 p.m. at the Tolland Manchester will be uled for trial were disposed of go." all harm. It doesn’t work, but pools their resources to clean­ onizing anyone. He explained SOUTH UA Theater—“Konga” ,—God­ 1967, and he feels confident, if GIMINI 7Doy 37 Scatter 67 The SAGITTARIUS Ag^cultural Center on RL 30 among eleven 63year members Mesklll was called out of a with pleas of guilty, three pi., Sentencing in these cases is at least they remain placid. up the Hockanum river. there is lots of legal work to be 8B« 38 People 68 Must 4 KQJ98 zilla vs. The Thing” , 2:00; need be, these directives could NOK. in Vernon. of the Connecticut State business session of the Repub- these to new substitute informa­ scheduled for May 20 after pre­ South dealer A meeting, sponsored by the done among land owners. 9 Positivo 39 Your 69 Be <0 9 “Lovers & Other Strangers” , be backed with court orders. JUNE 20 lOOf 40 When 70 You DEC. Plans coll for a large display Medical Society to be honor- Govemors Ccmference tions which charged lesser of­ sentence reports are completed. North-South vulnerable John Summers, chairman of 71 Wise o AK74 Chamber of Commerce last A small number of orders 1-47-49 11 G n 41 Mote Tuesday to greet two busloads The process of picking a jury 7:00, 9:00 42 New 72 Counsel 2- 6- 9-25^ of paintings and craft items next Wednesday by the so- fenses, a choice sometimes Opening lead — King of ♦ AQJ night agreed after listening to have been issued to Industries Conservation Commis- '62-69-74 12 Happy 2329-8S-86.lL of senior citizens from Vernon, Manchester Drive-In — "The 13 R o c tip it 43 Buyirtg 73 Come which may be sold by the art- ciety at its annual dinner meet­ given the defendant in the pro­ was completed and testimony Hearts. four experts In the field of along the Hockanum as weill as 9l®u, suggested the establish- 74 Wooed a tour here. South West Norih East Owl & The Pussycat”, 7:30; c a n c Ar 14 Word rob* 44Qod CAPRICORN Ists at the fair. ing at the Hartford Hilton Hotel. Com-. cess of plea bargaining. One will be heard beginning today South ruffed the second heart water pollution to pool the re­ to the towns Involved, he said, nient of a Hockanum River 15 SurprlMS 45 Listening 75 Be OK. 2 2 ^ I f A <0 4 ♦ Pass 76Moy Demonstrations may also be ur. Lundberg, the mmlttee, Miss Evelyne j JULY 21 22 Shape 52 Keep chael Vasquenza, Tory Rd. Tol- cine in 1919 from Jefferson shouted a woman from the oth- charges to which they had erf the aforementioned kindly After taking the top dia­ sulting ecologist for the state. which would change the present Porizek, were receptive to this 23 Your 53 To 83 Co-workers FfP. tl ^ East Windsor Drive-In — ^AUG. 22 24 Buy 54 In 84 Dissatisfied land, 8732286. Medical Ctollege. He served as er bus, referring to the gover- pleaded innocent. Providence, had saved ali of monds and ruffing the fourth The panel of experts who spoke secondary system to a terciaiy suggestion and agreed to have 7-1312-15yS Free Pap Test “ Vanishing Point” , 7:30; Krem­ >S2-54-S6'64 25 Stand 55 Or 85 To Twln Mothers Dance the hospital’s chief of medicine nor’s proposal to raise Connec- Yesterday six cases were dis­ his dlamcmda and defeated the diamond. South returns to his consisted of James Grady, as­ process. The town has been or- their committee work on con- 26 Gain 56 The 86 It 3 3 3 4 -3 8 V lin Letter” , 9:20 7 -7 3 8 3 87 Preporotion Ttie fTolland County Twin from 1940 to 1906 when he re- tlcut’s sales tax from five to posed of. Three Hartford men slam with the jack erf dia­ hand with a club and draws the sistant attorney general; Rob­ dered by the state to abate tacting 'all town groups and or- 27 They 57 0 PISCIS Planned May 4 VIRGO 28 And 58 Be 88 Shown Mothers Club will hold a Ben- fired. seven per cent, which would monds. "Nice try,” East re-, rest of the trumps. TTie slam is ert Taylor of the Connecticut pollution of the Hockanum. A ganlzations to get the ball roll­ 59 Jump 89 CoTKlusions whp pleaded innocent last week 29 Stick efit Dance. May 1, from 9 p.m. Last June, he was named ah make it the highest in the na- to robbery wtih violence in con- Free Pap tests will be admin­ marked admiringly to South. then safe and South can recov­ Water Resources Commission study of the treatment plant, ing on setting up such a 30 By 60 To 90 Clothes MAR. 20 A S:’.; ^ 4/22 unfil 1 a.m. at Maple Grove, honorary director of the Heart tlon. necticm with the beating of a istered to every woman in the " I f there had been a fifth suit, er from his temporary feeling and Don Wirth, land use plan­ made by Anderson-Nlchols en­ council. Waldron said he would 4-14-13224 1- 5 - 3 2 1 IGood Advene Neutral 24-31-32-901 Rockville. Association of Greater Hartford “ I ’ll be happy to go into that Rockville man withdrew those Manchester area who never I ’d have wondered whether to of insecurity. ner. gineers noted that the deficien­ like to see the council made 7 -6 3 7 5 -8 8 M save the diamonds." Dally Question H ie proceeds from the event in recognition of the many with you, ma’m,” MesUU said, 2 pleas and pleaded guilty to sub­ has had such a test on Tues­ Thorpe told the some 80 per­ cy in treatment is related to the up of well-qualified advisors “ No need to apologize,” Partner opens with two will be used to benefit the New- years he has devoted to the "But right now, we’re both on stitute Information charging as­ day, May 4, from noon to 8 sons attending the meeting," industrial wastes discharged in­ and backed up by workers. South replied graciously He spades (forcing to game), and ington Children's Hospital, heart cause. vacation.” sault with intent to rob, which p.m. in the clinic area of Man­ "we have toJ do more than to the collection sjrstem. hadn’t quite imderstood Blast the next player passes. You carries a maximum pensilty of chester Memorial Hospital. plant flowers and take cars, According to the engineer’s - and didn’t like to make a fellow hold: Spades, 6-4-S-2; Hearts, 6; Published Daily Except Sundays five years. They are George E. cans and such, out of a report, the Hockanum River is The tests, sponsored by the bridge player unhappy. South Diamonds, J-9-8-2; Clubs, 8-7-5- and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street. Robinson, 21; Arthur F. Braln- Manchester, Conn. stream.’ ’ He said, “ Let’s set classified as "Cc” , suitable for Manchester Unit of the Amer­ needn’t have worried since his 3. ard, jW, and John J. Freeman Telephone 643-2711 out by agreeing that the deplor­ use for recreational boating, ican Cancer Society, are avail­ faulty line hasized his talk FOR ONE FULL YEAR! Daniel Coughlin of 340 Woodland St., third, for longest time in air; Cone, Mrs. Carol Cubit, Jan Dr. for ity to the Water Resources with a number of slides, taken first, David Mantz of 208 Timrod Rd., second, and Coughlin, third, fpr the Manchester exchange and Conunissiim to ' enforce regula­ aerially, of the Hockanum River J u m p stunt flying; Coughlin, second, and Diane Patapchuk of 14 Greenhill St., Mrs. Chris Steiner, Rt. 85 for STATE tions concerning discharge of and other potential recreational the Columbia Exchange. MANCHfSTEII CINTIR untreated sewage or any sub­ areas. He explained it was not third, for most unusual design. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) The Junior Women will also FREE PARK REAR OF THtATRI stance into Connecticut waters. his purpose to outline a pro­ furnish transportation for those At 1:20-8:10-5 ;10-7 a0-9;«5 o n t h e Referring again to the "Ripar­ gram but just to point out the miscellaneous service reports who need it. For further in­ ian Doctrine” Grady further potential of the area. Coventry have been instituted to effect Hebron formation, Mrs. Cubit may be WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS’ explained that several landown­ He suggested that the town B o n d a better method of obtaining contacted. TCE ers along the river have the improve upon the landscape statisUcal data for future refer­ PHNA Report right to make reasonable use of by cleaning up the eyesores, W a g o n . U m tlock in Amwka. Police Qiief ence. C o m m u n ity Public Health Nurse Mrs. It. He said what is reasonable and the slides revealed many A "The March meeting of the Jean Moshier reported to the use 'Will be determined by the at them both along and in the CcnnecUcut CSiiefs of Police Board of Education last week EXECUTIVE E R e p o rts O n O e a n u p Set ^VIMlOsrcilVoAclm TECMMaUM* state and depends, to some ex­ river. He said as the esthetics Association was attended. TTie that 869 children were treated tent, on the minimum flow. are upg;raded, the land becomes chl^f has become a member in the health rooms at both NOW ACCEPTIINI APPLICATIONS FOR Plus Short Subject more useful. of the Intematl

■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AKIIL 21, 1971 ship of the Gilead and Hebron merit compensation by false Garden Apts., Vernon, failure Girl, 3, killed Hebron Congregational Churches is statement nolled after it was to obey STC signs, $16. Fund~ Raising Andover sponsoring a fried chicken din­ explained to the court that he Donald E. Johnston, 16, of In Home Blaze * Scout Troops ner on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. STORE HOURS didn't know he was supposed to Eaton Rd., Tolland, operating Affair Raises Democrats Quiz Zoners advise the agency that he had a motor vehicle without a li­ at the Hebron church. MARLBOROUGH (AP) — A DOWNTOWN On Tours Of Tickets for the dinner may be 12th CIRCUIT obtained another job. Full cense, $10; operating an unreg­ 3-year-old girl was killed Tues­ DAILY 9:80-5:80 Rockville Session restitution was ordered as a istered motor vehicle, $10, and State Capitol obtained from any member of day when an explosion ripped Eyebrows On Political Billboards A parade of teen-age dropouts condition of the nolles. operating a motor vehicle under the fellowship or through the through her home. THURS. TO 9 P.M. from school and employment a bindover to Tolland County president. Miss Darlene John­ you By STEVEN A. COHEN 18 without insurance, $10. Tours of the State Capitol in Kimberly Plxley was killed in The Democratic Town Comlt- Smythe and Mrs. Marlon marked yesterday’s session of Superior Court was ordered for son, Hope Valley Rd. PARKADE Aaaocimted Prea* Writer Mary E. Lamarche, 47% Hartford are highlighting Girl the fire, which police said ap­ tee last night questioned the Haines, second place: Mrs. Circuit Court. Walter H. Gibson, 25, of 479 Grand Ave., Rockville, failure The dinner need not be eaten parently started when an oil MON. - TUES. - SAT. BOSTON (AP) — A planned Scout activities this week while Andover Planning and Zoning 'Hiomas Horrigan and Robert One le-yeair-old, James Dow- Cornwall St., Hartford after he to obey STC signs, $15. at the church as the fellowship burner exploded. The house was 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. $10O«/-plate "bnm eh with Bar- Commission on the display of Campbell, and third place: Mra. sett of 145 Phoenix St., 'Vernon, waived a hearing on a charge Sherwood R. Merk, 33, of 24 the schools are closed for va­ has arranged for a takeout destroyed in the blaze. tiey” has raised more than a signs in the town. Lawrence Moe and William pleaded guilty to possession of of breaking and entering with WED. - THUR. - FRI. there's few eyebrows on Beacon HIH. Elizabeth St., Rockville, speed­ cation. service. However, in either case, A neighbor said she heard an Andrew Gasper, chairman of Radzewicz. a controlled drug and was given criminal intent. A charge of as- But House Speaker David M. ing, $25. Junior Troop 5102, with their tickets should be purchased in explosion and saw Mrs. Plxley 10 A.M .-9 P.M. Bartley, D-Holyofce, feeis he is the Democratic Committee, ap- Girl Scouts a 90-day sur|rended sentence sault with intent to commit Peter L. Paganl, 26, of 15 leaders Mrs. Cecile Piette and running from the house with her advance. the victim ot a "chmp shot” peared last night before the Mrs. Paul Pfanstiehl, Girl with probation for one year, rape was nolled. King St., Rockville, failure to Mrs. Janet Tuohey, left Mrs. other daughter, 3-week-old Any proceeds from the affair It has been estimated that the commission with a letter asking Scout leader of Troop 5014, says prosecutor William Collins told David Mitchell, 22, of Dobson observe stop sign, $15. Piette’s house this morning at Robin. Police said the neighbor r \ will go toward sponsoring April 25 fund raising affair may the answers to a number of **1® seedling trees that had been the court that some evidence Rd., Vernon was fined $50 on a Deborah A. Plkul of Old Town 9:30 lor the Capitol and had broke a window in the house in youth surnmer activities and raise as much as ^100,000. Much questions regarding the place- ordered by the scouts, had ar- of marijuana was found during charge of breach of peace sub- Rd., Rockville, failure to obey lunch in the cafeteria there. an attempt to save Kimberly worthy charities. of it will come from many of the ment and display of signs rived. a search of the home where situted for larceny in connec- Brownie Troop 5153 spent the but was forced back by the STC signs, $15. 300 to 400 lobbyists who frequent (In the past few weeks the She said the Girl Scouts will Dowsett is a foster child. tlon with the theft of equipment Gary S. Schamback, 26, of afternoon at the Capitol with flames. the corridors of the State House Republicans have posted a **® planting tomorrow morning Showing his exasperation from Contromatics Corp. their leaders Mrs. Roberta Authorities said the house was Mountain Rd., Ellington, failure Manchesier Vlvcniug Herald from time to time. number of campaign posters.) White Pine and 250 Asiatic Judge J. Robert Lacey asked, A photograph of the evidence Wood and Mrs. Sandra Wil­ engulfed in flames by the time to obey STC signs, $26. Hebron corrt'spoi i Anne And more than one lobbyist The questions posed by the ^arch trees in the reforestation “Why is he so unconventional, was a most acceptable sub- the firemen arrived. Richard J. Watt, 23, of 18 banks. Emt, Tel. iViK im i. has indi'cated that there has Democrats asked whether towns. designated Area 3, and 20 letting his hair grow the way stitute for the real thing when Ward St., Rockville, failure to Tomorrow Brownie Troop people have to adhere to the hybrid chestnuts are being he does?” What apparently it turned out that an item shop- been considerable ’’arm-twist­ keep right on curve, $15, and 5251, with their leaders Mrs. ing” to ensure that the affair is ^Istins zoning laws just who is P'®"‘®d Area 2, the wildlife bothered the judge in many of lifted from a supermarket was failure to change address, $10. Nanette McGee and Mrs. Bruce for you subiect to obtaining'permiU and demonstration area. the cases Involving teen-agers a fresh fish. Ralph Maynes, 50, a sellout. Nolles were granted to: Wil­ Crowel, will leave Gilead Hill do nnlltlcal PartieThave immun- Assisting the scouts tomorrow was that they neither worked of Rockville was fined $15 for Both Bartley and Sidney liam Chamberlain, 17, of 4 Ban­ School at 10 a.m. for the Capi­ nuthorlav does the ^ Joranson, mem- nor attended school, and he re- larceny under $15 with one Rahib, chairman ot the ixiard of croft Rd., Rockville, failure to tol. ot lo^'al Planning and zoning com- of the Andover Conserv^ peatedly stressed the need for count charging intoxication noil- a supermaricet chain and spon­ drive right-hand lane; Joan A. Also on Thursday, Junior o' sor ot the bnmeh, have denied rnisslon have an Harris, state service forester, xhe public defender, Atty. A bond of $200 was forfeited Corneau of 15 Windsor Ave., Troop 5051 will tour the Capitol. charges o t pressure. Rockville, failure to carry reg­ They will leave Gilead Hill I have no motive in sponsor­ nut hv William A number of seniors frem paul Solomon, expres^d the hy Paul W. Grant 32 of School at 10 a.m. with their Y1 M i SM ILI^ f SERV IC E It was pointed out by Wllllani Connecticut State Col- hope that referral to the proba- Crystal, Maine on a charge of istration, operating a motor ve- iDOWNTOWN MANCHESTER at 888 MAIN STREET ing the ibrunch,” Rabb said. hicie without a license and im­ leaders Mrs. Katharine Slbun W n “ the"^po^v m“e ^ d^lrtment would provide the intoxicating Speaking of Bartley, he said, "I it has been the policy of the leadership of this and Judge Lacev ordered a ‘"«“®"<=e of liquor or drugs, and proper turn; Oscar J. Forand, and Mrs. Clarence Michaud. Af­ think he is an honwable young zoning agent in the past, where ^ ^ t^e routh ^ «n® ‘ "'Po^ed on the 70, of Dobson Ave., Vernon, ter the Jr tour, they will visit WeVe Having A leader. I think he ought to be such signs were obviously not ^ <>f^~baUAn for^he youm failure to observe stop sign. Dinosaur Park in Rocky Hill. helped.” detrimental tn to thothe henithhealth safety^ e t y ^ ° .. „g ^ j^ggg. suspenoing commenUng a 90-uay " I jail ’m ^abbe, 25, of 32 Gold St., East Also nolled, Ronald lipp of Camping activities will also Nothing In the law prohibits and welfare of the public, to .j^g g^y geouts will again be on trying to saye this young fel- Meadow Rd., Wapping, passing be undertaken this weekend by O u / i X ^ t ^ t such a between-elections fund Ignore them until two days af- tomorrow to assist with j^w __ le years of age _ his charges of being Intoxicat- in no passing zone; Linda Junior Troops 5264 and 6130. raising affair, but it Is consid­ ter an election. the tree planting. „,g ^ g „ d L .^g eiderlv M. Bisson, 30, of 26 Pfanstiehi of 115 St. John St.. Junior Troop 5254 will meet ered unusual. The secretary of the commls- Sportsmen’s Oub j^^gg wished the young man '''^rd St., Rockville was lined Manchester, disorderly conduct, tomorrow at Mrs. James Der­ The most obvious question Sion, Melvin Williams, pointed ^hg Andover Sportsmen's ,„„u ..t i,.„ _.pt over Gardner of 26 Ward by’s home on East St. from 10 F. D. S. raised has been, "Why now?” and Joan C. Tyszka of 11 Janet out that the definition of ‘sign’ j^g offered support to the ^ g hill ^ ^ " Rocl'vllle, $15, with breach Lane, Rockville. operating a a.m. to 2 p.m. to make vaga­ One lobbyist, asked if he had bond stoves, buddy burners and r in the zoning regulations states Andover Environmental Action . niri

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vV , i PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE SEVEN Why doesn’t the President talk frank­ ly about the real reasons and purposes of his welfare .proposals? Committees Hurry The answer is that he assumes liberals Old Japan Reviving? PUBUSB^D BY THE S' HERALJ} PRINTING OO., INC. will be for the reform anyway, but cal­ 13 Blssell Street (Continued From Page 6) lltical power. Because they own Manchester, Conn. culates that he must go out and persuade _ . banks, factories and insurance THOMAS P. r a R QUSON Bills Into Action penlng. Tlie very economic sue- companies, they are beyond WALTER R. PBRGTJSON conservatives. He assumes, and perhaps Publishers HAR’TFORD (AP)—Bills that ven, said 35 states now require cess which waa presumably challenge In Japan. Because Pounded October 1. 1881 for all any of us can guarantee he Is would allow 18-year-olds to drink periodic in pections of motor ve- stimulated by thoee measures Is they control aggressive Japa- Pidrflshed Every Evening ExoeiA Sundays realistic In doing so, that we can’t get heer, require annual insi>ectlons hides. now reversing those measures, nese trading companies, they and Holidays. Entered at the Poe^ Oftlce_ «U of motor vehicles, change the In Connecticut, inspections The emperor’s divinity la be- tj,e spearhead of ’Tokyo’s MITES Mandiceter, Oonn., as Second Class Mall this reform ever adopted unless we pre­ Matter name of the State Welfare customarily take place only ing cautiously refurbished. Jap- economic penetration abroad, tend it is something different from what SUBSCRIPTION RATES Department and require lobby- when a motor vehicle Is being anese military power will un- Korea and Taiwan, both for- Payable In Advance jt really is. ists to file photographs of them- registered for the first time, or questlmably increase geome- mer Japanese colonies, are— One Year ...... Iffl.OO selves were among the bills ap- when the driver has been cited Six Months ...... 19.60 But one can’t help but think what a trically In the next decade, even not gradually, but certainly in- Three Months ...... 9.75 proved ’Tuesday by four legisla- by a policeman for having a unto nuclear weapons. OiUy the exorably—being taken over by One Month ...... 3.25 refreshing thing it would be If we were Uve committees facing deadlines defective vehicle? The Transpor- new land-tenure system remains the Zaibatsu’s expeditionary MEMBER OP ever once able to put a proposition hon­ The Liquor Control Committee tation Committee also announced largely untouched. BJducation is, forces. Australia’s mineral de- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gave a favorable report to a plans to draft a bill more strlct- TJ>e Assocated Press Is exclusively en­ estly to ourselves, without sugar-coating once ag;ain, virtually being velopment has fallen largely titled to the use of repubilcatlon of all measure that would allow 18- ly regulating snowmobiles, monopolized by the elite—^if it into the hands of Zaibatsu con- news dispcU(^s credited to It or not other­ it, or debating it as if It were some­ year-olds to drink beer, and rec- The Corrections and Welfare wise credited In this paper and also the was ever otherwise. TTiat elite sortlums. local news published here. thing opposite to its own real nature. ommended that the bill be re- Committee approved bills that again exercises tremendous No more than onC"'can pre­ All rights of republication of special dis­ ferred to the General Law Com- would change the name of the patches narebi are also reserved. Are the conservatives going to be any mlttee, which is considering Welfare Department to the De- power, and the Zaibatsu are dict exactly wmfre Japan her­ moving gradually—almost sub­ self is bound can one predict The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ more quick to support the President’s other bills In the general area partment of Social Services, sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ of age requlremente. Other bills given favorable re- terraneanly, but implacably— where the Zaibatsu are going. graphical errors appearing in advertfee- welfare proposals because he may make But the Zaibatsu, a prime sym­ ments and other readb matter in TTie The ’Transportation Committe ports by the committee would toward control of the economy. Manchester Evening Her Id. 'them think it is a scheme for throwing which also had a 5 p.m. dead- increase the amount of money The Zaibatsu (literally: finan­ bol and mover of the old Japan, cial powers) are four old-line will undeniably be a prime Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-WaMilng- lazy people off the rolls? Might they not line, approved a bill requiring ^welfare recipients could earn; BE SURE . . '. BUSS has been serving the Home ton Poet News Service. periodic InspecUims of motor subsidize the adoption of “hard- Japanese companies which bril­ mover of the new Japan—which Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. buy it just as quickly if he admitted to may remarkably resemble the Owner for 89 YEARS. For a complete FREE Publishers Representatives — Mathews, vehicles. to-place” children; and provide liantly exploited great oppor­ SPEK7TION of your home by a Termite Control Xbc- Shannon and Cullen Inc., %>eclBl Agency them that it is a scheme for making The inspecti(»is would be done 100 per cent payment by the tunities after the Melji Restor­ old Japan revived. — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. pert, supervised by the finest technical-staff, phone 2 sure that no American family, what­ by authorized service stations state of all local welfare costs, ation broke the social and eco­ our nearest local office: MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA­ nomic hold of the feudal dalmyo TIONS. for a fee ”ln the neighborhood The Human Rights and Op- He Feels Better Now ever its nature or quality, is ever again of $3” according to Sen. ’Hiomas oortunltles Committee, also on (noble) and samurai (knight) DllIsplay advertising closing hours completely penniless? classes: Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Su­ BEAUMONT, Tex. (AP) — Por Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. P Mondanl, D-East Hampton, deadline, approved bills prohiblt- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. co-chairman of the committee. housing discrimination mitomo and Yasuda, known as Lawson D. ’Turner Jr.. Beau­ B\>r Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Mtmdanl and his cochairmem, egainst welfare recipients; pro- Fuji. Through an interlocking, mont customs Inspector, says a 649-9240 Pbr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday Por Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Rep. Thomas O’Dea, D-New Ha- vldlng state funds for training deliberately loose network of man at a border entry point do- Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day be­ members of minority groups for dlrectorshlps and croes invest- nated 93 pounds of marijuana to fore publication 4:30 p.m. Friday for Earth Action BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORE Saturday and Monday piiblicatkm. police work; and prohibiting oc­ ment — much more intricate the U.S. government, The widening peuticipation in the Open Forum cupations and businesses licens­ than any Byzantine arrange- Upon entering customs, the DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Wednesday, April 21 observance of Earth Day 1971 and the ed by the state from discrim­ ment since it is not Byzantine driver announced, ”I brought inating. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. continuing activity on many fronts of a (Oontlnaed From Vage 6) but Japanese—the conglomer- you giuys a couple of bags of The Rules Committee, which ates now control 40 per cent of marijuana. They’re in the variety of people from all walks of life ler Agostinelli halting the publl- faced a deadline, reported Rieders Wed 50 Years Japan’s major business. back.” Why Try To Deceive Ourselves? gives encouraging testimony that con­ cation - imum penalty of 10 years in burg. troUer Agostinelli for taking a The couple was given a mon- . ey tree fashioned by Mrs. It was a speech in vdiich the President This — having clean water for all its “MOONRISE AT SUNSET” By Dwight W. Tryon (1849-1925) Connecticut Born Artist stand for the people against the The second measure would re- ^ type of filth and foul sewage peal the statute allowing persons , quoted, with Intense scorn, the reported own natural and our own recreational Whose Works Are On Display At Storrs Through May 30 ____ ^ ___ -flowers and numerous cards. A Special cry of some welfare recipient that no­ purx>oses, having clear air to breathe, that Is all too prevalent In our to sue munlclpaUties on grounds three-tiered weddlnv cake was schools, coUeges, offices, and on of negligence for riot damage. Mrs. body had better offer her a “menial” having clean, green land, having some the news stands. “It’s almost Impossible to win ^ decorot^ by relief from noise — is something that (Japlish for leisure boom) a case, and It to an expensive South Wind- job and expect her to take it. which stimulated economic Here Is an excellent of^rtun- Purchase really counts. tty for every clergyman to load on the cities,’’ said Sen. From that point, the President launch­ Old Japan Reviving? growth is becoming a deterrent Jay W. Jackson, D-West Hart- and Mrs. Rieder were It is a business In which the protec­ — though still a minor deterrent stand, speak up, and be counted ford, who announced the fa- ui^*Tl®d_Aprll 14, 1921 at St. ed himself into a moving sermcm on the Open Form in the suiq;>ort of a public offici­ Event tion of the rights and interests of one By ROBERT S. ELEGANT — to COTitinulng expansion. vorable reports with the other by the late Rev. dignity of work, even work of the most Los Angeles Times “The West has finally dis­ al who has the courage to bear co-chairman, Rep. John A. Car- William McGurk. Mr. Rieder menial kind. is an enrichment of living for .all. covered the unique consensus- down on this social scourge. rozzeUa, D-WaUingford. employed by Pratt and A In the three short mtxiUis that He went on to deplore any possible It is as elemental and satisfying as One of the noblest experi­ largest gross national product communal aspect of Japanese ments of Americans addicted to Is much more equitable than it Proposed Real Estate Tax official to the super-heated pol­ State OomptrcSler AgoetinelU situation in -which someone on welfare good housekeeping. society,” one acute observer To the Editor, itical hot potatoes which are 1 7 V X. X most banks do not pay any In- noble experiments alter World was before the occupation. has remarked. “But the Japa­ has been hi office, he has shown JliSCrOW IntBrCSt terest on escrow monies. could actually receive a better income Those who work at it see the results. War n was the redemption of Not only professional futuro­ We would like to bring to the tossed his way. What a contrast me by his performance more nese are discovering the indi­ to the fence, straddling* self- “The banks are making mon- Save up to $ 139. on sofas than someone still working for an honest It offers openings for every cixiceiv- occupied Japan. Under the be­ logists, but also bemused Jap­ vidual id, which to them means attention of your readers a bill than i have seeh by in MoVCS To Votillg ey ™d I^t^tStffrLrto nign sponsorship of that historic anese cabinet ministers now now before the legislature re­ seeking poliUcians who are so and $68. on chairs and swivel able type of enterprise, ranging from the less willing submission to com­ much in evidence today! that poet for the past 10 years. HARTFORD (AP)_A b l U ^ t c?y any c r o c ^ tears for living. I and paradoxical conservative. predict that Japan’s GNP will munal demands. lating to a proposed tax on real I am glad that I voted for Mr. rockers. personal pickup of an empty beer can to exceed America’s by the year Gov. Meskill has a real young would require banks to pay In- them," he declared, He drove hard at the business of get­ General of the Army Douglas TTie projection of Japan’s ab­ estate. This proposed legisla­ Agostinelli and even happier terest on money held In escrow Opposing the bill was Rep. ting cheats and chiselers off the wel­ the more sophisticated effort to try to MacArthur, moderates, liberals, 2000. The Japanese, who have solute economic supremacy will tion would levy a 1 per cent tax go-getter lAiio has a tremen­ over his consistenly high level been determined to be No. 1 dous capacity for getting things will definitely come to a vote James Healey, D-Waterury, who get a bill through the Legislature. leftists and marxists set out to therefore, not necessarily be on all gross sales of real estate. of performance week in and on the floor of the House as the said payment of interest on es- P fare rolls so that the mcmey of the tax­ since the Melji RestoraUon of Check this partial listing below romake a nation. fulfilled. The following two examples In­ done, and who is unafraid of week out. Here is a public of­ result of ^ preliminary balled crow accounts would force payers could be reserved for those who There Is no pert of It which is not use­ Their model was not specific­ 1868 ended feudalism, appear to -Aside from inherent Japanese dicate what this would mean to tackling controversial issues, ficial who Is a pleasure to sup­ and note the dollar savings on ful, which does not put some weight and be well advanced toward their ’Tuesday. banks to add to the cost of really and honestly need help. ally the social, economic and energy and ambition, certain an owner selling his property: plans, programs, etc., analyzing port. Heading the biennial plea of loons they make. It - has been every piece. goal- 1 them and then taking decisive There was, aside from the occasion­ action and influence on the side of mak- political democracy of the specific results of the noble ex­ What a wonderful State we Rep. Morris Cohen, D-Bloom- estimated that maintaining es- United States. American Institu- Yet It Is- by no means inevita­ periment shaped present Japan. Gross Sales Price — $20,000 action. would have if we had about 100 . Ing our treatment of our own earth home ble that the Japanese will real­ fleld, the House rejected 102-44 crow accounts and paying prop- al atmosphere of condescending in­ Uons provided Inspiration, but They include: P’resent Tax — $ 22 It didn’t take Mr. Agoetlnel- such men in our Legislature! more sensible and decent. ize their soaring expectaUons. the unfavorable report which erty taxes and Insurance prem- humanity, nothing wrong with this ex­ the reformers tried to improve The “democratic” constitution Proposed Tax — $ 200 U long to spot areas where vast Yours sincerely, the -Banks Committee had given turns out of them costs the It is a movement which unites the on imperfect American practic­ Nor is it necessarily desirable Frank U. Luplen cept that it amounted to a deliberate unless one believes that materi­ which, among other provisions, amounts of mcmey were being to the bill. banks 2 per cent of the money, es. The docile Japanese appar­ deprived the emperor of the Gross Sales Price — $30,000 wasted in needless long dis­ attempt to disguise the real nature of dreamer and the realist, and everyone al expansion crowns human Ccdien has long maintained in escrow, Healey said, ently provided ideally malleable divinity Invented by the Melji Present Tax — $ 33 tance and perscmal telephcme “Deeds of KtaidneM' that banks should be required Cohen’s bill was sent to the In between, and gets valuable service achievement. Besides, Japan’s Proposed Tax — '$ 300 ’To the Editor, the welfare reform proposal the Presi­ human material, and surface "consensus society," which pro­ Restoration, renounced war as calls. The excessive number of «J"® to pay interest on Christmas legUlative commissioners’ of- from, and renders valuable satisfactions economic and social structures dent has submitted to Congress and is duced fantastic growth, is now an instrument of national policy, telephones in State cfflces whlcdi ihiuika to thP friends and neiitii- savings accounts and mi mMiey flee for review. When It re­ had been cleared by the w ar- From these examples one still backing. back to, all. being undermined by the very redistributed large land-hold­ In many cases are there as born for their kind exoresslans held In escrow tor payment of turns to the House, Cohen plans while leaving skills and literacy ings to their tillers, theoretical­ can see a further inequitable status symbols is receiving In his speech to the governors, the Take a piece of the action. -artifacts and institutions which sympathy and m a ^ le e d s of taxes and Insurance on houses to offer ^endm ents Umlting as a foundaUon upon which to nurtured that growth. ly made access to education tax on real estate. This propos­ clbser attention than ever, 'The d ^ our recent be- and other real property. the Interest on escrow accounto President made his jiroposal sound like build. Nascent individualism and the easier «diile weakening the rul­ ed tax would be a tremendous mounting expenditures for the The money held In escrow is to 3 per cent and making the burden on retired people, reavement. one more scheme for reforming welfare Almost 20 years after the oc­ desire for Immediate gratifica­ ing elite's monopoly of power, use of State cars is being care­ SolomMi Ushery “used by the banks to make blU apply Mily to mortgages mi Doomsday Reporting cupation's formal end, the ex­ tion threaten the nearly unitary and broke up the Zaibatsu, the young people, and the average fully examined in his cost re­ Arthur L.- Green more money,’’ said Cohen; yet property in Connecticut. by getting tough with Its unworthy and periment appears to have been worker “in the market place.” The fair-minded journalist wht would comnumal will which has moti­ four great carels which con­ duction program. lazy recipients. Members of his audi­ an Immense success, both ma­ vated the Japanese nation since trolled the Japanese ecimomy. This inequitable tax If enacted His recent views regarding never dream of quoting a Tory spokes­ terially and quantitaUvely. The will be felt by both the buying ence like Governor Reagan agreed with man without inquiring Jjtito the Labor 1952. Neither labor nor man­ But strange things are hap- the costly, sprawling Commun­ Japanese economy has not agement Is any longer impelled and selling public. ity College operations all over this approach, end hoped he really Party’s view of the same matter will of­ (See Page Seven) Please communicate with ten rush ahead with a very lopsided merely taken off, it has gone by single-minded readiness to the State vdiich has been so meant it. into orbit with the world’s fast­ sacrifice immediate, personal your elected representatives far out of control for the past SNEAKERS view of some conservation question, be­ voicing your objections to this But other more soi^iisticated gover­ cause no professor or instituUim imme­ est growth rate. Moreover, dis­ gain for- long-term, common four years are certain to bring tribution of the world’s third Yesterdays inequitable tax. nors present knew, and also approved, diately comes to mind to speak for “the benefit. 'Ihe reijah boomu about much needed changes. Manchester Board Remember when the Oommun- AT... what the President was really doing. other side,’’ and often' it is not perceived Herald of Realtors, Inc. that there could be another side. ity Colleges were presented to He was trying to manufacture con­ Then, as it sometimes happens, after Norman S. Hohenthal, the voters as self sustaining servative, puritanical arguments for a something gets printed another side A Thought for Today 2SYears4go President wherein the students would pay ' S' This wnft was na -SimdQv Sunday; The Louis Dlmock, Chm. the costs of their education and socialistic proposition. does come forward, charges forward. In Leg^islation Com. the form of a wounded industry. Head The Moment Herald did not publish. they would not become another The socialistic proposition which this simple and had been with them down, very loud noises, a quite formida­ Without really meeuiing to, a all the time. It came during burden to the taxpayers. These Republican President has submitted to ble spectacle — and not all the press is young man and a young lady, one of their deepest moments 10 Years Ago “A Pleasure To Support” Colleges are now costing the Reg. SALE Congress calls for recognition and adop­ strong enough to stand up against “the whose names we will not men­ together, which we will write Dr. David M. Caldwell is To the Editor, State’s taxpayers mEUiy, many Interests,’” as they used to be called. millions each year while the $215. $145. tion of the principle that every Ameri­ tion, fell into a beautiful and about tomorrow. . named senior surgeon and se­ Almost every week there are Chair And sometimes, awkwardly enough, the innocent young love. Through Thought — One’s better self attending students pay about can family, deserving or not, lazy or not, nior gynecologist aN hospital; fine reports about the activities Matching Ottoman $ 71.95 $ 47.60 interests make sense. Many assaults on their moments together, their never calls for that which de­ Dr. Edward L. Besser is named of. our State Comptroller Nathan ISc. on the dollar of the ac­ should be guaranteed a certain mini­ the environment a r e ccxiducted by relationship continued to grow stroys self-respect. chief of surgery; and Dr. Don­ Agostinelli. It is certainly re­ tual cost of their education. Sofa $489. $299. thoroughly respectable industries which into one of deep understanding Rev. William A. Taylor TTie recent action of Comptrol- mum annual income. create much employment, pay heavy ald Morrison, chief of gynecol- warding to witness the firm and mutual respect and trust. Church of the Nazarene ogy- but fair approach of an elected Swivel Rocker "A $217. $149. 2 Furthermore, It is well enough under­ taxes, supply products or services of But a feeling of such complete (See Page Seven) stood that, although the amount of the good quality, and keep their customers devotion has a funny way of TENNIS S'wivel Rocker ' 1 $218. $149. and stockholders reasonably content. playing tricks on a person. And % .. initial guarantee would be low. It would I think another difficulty the press CHILDREN'S Floral Wing Chair $189. $135. be subject, if the new system worked at when you are only 17, a year sometimes falls into is what I would becomes a long time to be say­ Bill Whitaker MISSES' $227. $159. all, to future Increases. have to call doomsday reporting, which Chair ing “I 'love you." So as they WOMEN'S (. Now what motivated a Republican is really counterproductive. There is a shared these deep feelings for $495. $339. tendency for not very much work to get i i Sofa President named Richard Nixon to align each other, they explored the EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! done on doomsday morning. thrills of kisses and caresses Love Seat $299. $219. himself with a socialistic proposal like I would make a disUncUtm here bei together. V \- this? tween say, a wildlife species Uterally^ facing extinction — there is a finality/ A moment -'of final decisian MENS BASKETBALL It was not, one can be sure, that he about that — and some of the detiperaif was inevitable. Yet, it was push­ himself had suddenly fallen In love with accoimts of broader environmental dan­ ed to the back of their minds Is your livintr room lookingr for a compliment ? Here thinking, “It won’t happen!” the welfare state. gers, where we occasionally read that it is! vast bodies of water are being irretriev­ But tomorrow always arrives. It had to be, rather, that he had be­ ably ruined, or great Uankets of foul air After many nights filled with 4?^ come persuaded of a number of other are threatening tens of millions of lives, dark roads and searching kisses, Choose from an elesrant selection of our most popu­ their time came. They had a things. etc. I think it is fair to say that much of lar Early American styles; low back or hifirh back wing this talk is at least somewhat exagger­ choice to make. Por a few stolen The existing welfare system has be­ minutes of forbidden joy, they 3.&9 sofas... Tufted back love seat, ladies’ wing chairs, men's ated. In terms of getting things accom­ come a self-perpetuating monster. plished, and making people feel it is would pay a very dear price. lounge chairs and swivel rockers. Arm caps included. All It would have been so easy to Repeated efforts to follow the “get worth-while to work at t h ^ things, I think it Is useful when journalists and say: "We’re doing it out of for immediate delivery. Come in early for your best se­ tough” and police the present welfare BOAT SHOE people who get interviewed by journal­ love.” lection. system more efficiently approach have ists discuss some of the specific Im­ There was a force in each of MEN'S MISSES’ been made and failed because they don’t provements and victories that have been them that made them hesitate. But they realized that they BOYS' WOMEN'S get to the real roots of the problem. achieved along with the many menaces and uglinesses remaining and still grow­ could be terribly tempted, and It is time, therefore, to try a new many nights and temptations » ing. system which invites, rather than whips, Another difficulty about the doomsday lay before them. They became aware of one fact—the awful human nature toward a higher level of vein of reporting is that everything comes out sounding equally desperate misconception that love and ^ex jahqauL behavior, which has a chance of lower­ and equally important, which surely is are synonymous was on the ing the cost of the administrative bu­ not the case. This leads to a kind of verge of destroying them. They OF MANCHESTER reaucracy which has develcqied under scatter-shot Interest In environmental began to forget how to laugh questions, and a very serious lack of any and be happy together. Words a M m sin L the present welfare system, and which sense of priorities. — HEDLEY DON­ became hollow and meaning­ h ^ a chance of helping people In an OVAN, EDITOR IN CHIEF OF TIME, less. This young couple need­ ai^tomatic fashion whiqh never requires INC., PUBLICATIONS, AT THE SEC­ ed an answer, but where could "Look For Our Sign" OND INTERNATTONAIi WORLD WILD­ they turn? h/WCM MILD,TURAlg AViAYPAOB ^ 0 935 Main Street, Manchester, Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Thursday and Friday Nights Till 9 P.M. — Closed Mondays. that they enter the welfare way of life. LIFE OONGREJSS IN LONDON. The answer was really quite J Telephone 648-5171 Miui* h<'Ht4*r P iirk iu le REAR of Manchester Parkade m an< iif:s t k b PAGE NINE o . _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HER/lLD. MANCHEStER, CONN., W EDNESDAY^PRIL^1,^9^

A Nuptial Party Drug Cases New Books E arth D ay A bout Tow n Sams Ruled Competent O bituary A t Library Manchester Chapter of the To Testify at Seale Trial Continued, Bonds Lowered Continuous HolJ^ Family Laymen’s Retreat Otto I>. Angermann League will have its annual Bond in the drug cases of 24 dressed the Capitol Region Fiction NEW HAVEN (AP) — The court, the whole respect and Manchester area persons ar- Crime Squad class on narcotics, Otto L. Angermann, 91, of '46F weekend retreat ^®ay 14 - di^nitv of the court Barnes — The deceivers F or Som^ e ^ ^ through May 16 at the Holy man expected to be the state s rested Monday night at an in- m e 24 were token to the House Dr. died last night at Black — The punctual rape ^’’^mily Monastery, West Hart- star witness at the trial of Black ^ tj,is has terrupted nuptial party for an Hartford PoUce staUon where Oopp—The man fody called Manchester Memorial Hospital. many Manchester people and gpg„ gpea men. Res Ellington man and his wife, at they remained overnight unable Mr. Angermann was bom Panthers Bobby G. Seale and jjgj been apparent from his MUtal X, ... groups are working on environ- ervaUons and more InfoimaUon Hartford’s Hqtel Sonesta, was to post the original $2,600 bond Ericka Huggins was ruled com- previous explosive behavior,” 4. Dlckinsrai—Sleep and his brother X mental problems on a contln- ^g obtained by contacUng reduced from $2,600 apiece to each. Dlkeman—The angelica had lived in hfenchester for tte through the year. Raymond McConnell of 3H E. petent to testify Wednesday. Miller testified. $200 each in Hartford’s Circuit Howard Wilson also has The psychiatrist also said Dolbier—The mortal gods past 13 years. He was a member — - - - * ■' . Judge Harold M. Mulvey of Court 14 yesterday. charges pending in Hartford ■me young and the not-so- oak St., William Diana of 114 u,at Sams had been given Thor- Fortath—Seven sotisons of Emanuel Lutheran Church m e charges against the 24 of Superior Court in connection young are fighting air, water Middle Tpke., or BVancls competency of George azlne, a moderate tranquilizer Gramont—Lives to give and the Golden Age Club. Be. onri viciial nnllxtlnn nrBaffrvinD- oa Wolniit at compeieiicy ui " ______. ______» possession of marijuana, pas- with a February raid at the and visual pollution, preserving DeSimone of 66 Walnut St. Sams Jr. after hearing from two often used in psychiatric treat- Hoyle—Seven steps to foe sun fore he retired, he was employ­ open spaces, using non-pollution ------session of controlled drugs, dis- Connecticut Motor Lodge on psychiatrists who had examined ment, but he did not say how Killens—The cotillion, or, one ed as a machinist at the Norton detergents and gasoline, plant- The Mary Cheney Library orderly conduct, and consplr- Tolland ’Tpke. the former Panther, me psy- frequent or heavy the doses good bull is half foe herd Co. in Worcester, Mass., and Ing trees and gardens, picking Junior Room "Festival of acy to violate the state drug m e Circuit Court prosecutor chiatric reports were presented were. Laumer—The star treasure was a member of its retire­ abuse law, were continued to in Manchester Monday nolled up litter, saving glass and paper Stories from Many Lands” will in court with the jurors absent. Miller said his report was Lawrence—Remember when we ment club. for recycling, and learning more end tomorrow with different various dates ranging from one the manifest danger against Wll- m e prosecution was to call based on examinations of Elams had a doorman? He is survived by 2 daughters, about the environment. morning and afternoon pro- _____ day to two weeks. son’s bride, who was not in Sams to the stand when the conducted in February ^ d at Ulley—The ofCicer from Special Mrs. Otto Wilke of Worcester, Harry Slebert of 97 Bette Dr. grams. At 10:30, Yolla Niclas, j'rial resunTed Wednesday after- the beginning of this month. He Seven people from Manches- court. Her lawyer, Atty Peter Branch Mass., and Mrs. Edwin Naschke will speak on "Planning with East Hartford author - photo- Defense lawyers for Seale, said -he had concluded that teb, six from Rockville, feur Zaccagnlno of Hartford, told the McCoy—The secret doorways of Claremont, N.H.; 3 sons. the Environment,” tomorrow at grapher, will tell of her sue- nJ^tlonal Panther chairman, and Sams did not “lack substantial from Ellington, and one each court they were “honeymoon- In KofC Show O’Faolain—Three lovers Adolph Angermann of Worcester g p Gengras Campus Cen- cessful search for a Greek girl Huggins, a local party lead- capacity by reason of mental m e Rev. James V. Perrone, from Andover, Vernon, Middle- jng-- that day. He said she was Rofoery—The crossing Adolph Angermann of Worces- university of Hartford, on the Island of Crete, expert- challenged Sams’ com- disease or defect to report ac- formerly of Manchester, one- town, Bristol, Tolland, East pregnant, and Tolland court had Russcol—Philharmonic' ter, Irving Angermann of Web- jjg gpeajters ences that became the basis of petence as a witness. curately, satisfactorily and time______clarinet______and______saxaphone Hartford and Bolton, attended gjyen Howard Wilson a week to ster. Mass., and Fred Anger­ jji panel discussion, “ Environ- a book. At 2:30, Miss Susan ur. John Donnelly of the In- completely events In which he pjayer with the Tony Pastor ihe wedding festivities of How- i^arry her. He also told the Scigan—A few hours of sunlight mann of Framingham, Mass.; mental Update.” m e meeting Dewds of 40 E. Middle 'Tpke. gutute of Living in Hartford told has participated or to which he ^and, will be the feature artist ard Wilson, 23. of Box 86, Ell- Qrcuit court it was her assocl- Torday—The encounter 10 grandchildren and 6 great­ will be open to the public. will review what she saw and court Wednesady that Sams has been a witness.” Knights of Columbus Ington and his bride m eresa, gRon with Wilson that led to the Wynd—A time for pirates grandchildren. Slebert, a geologist with the did as delegate to a church j,ad "strong reaction of a de- Sams has taken up chess and ..Qrgnj Night of Music” being 19. formerly meresa Landers „,gjnfest danger charge. Non-VIcilon Funeral services will be Fri- Connecticut Department of conference in Puerto Rico; and gtructive or violent nature” but painting. Miller said, and ap- preggnted Friday and Saturday of 30 Bretton Rd. Wilson, who Hartford detectives Abbott—Photographs day at 11 a.m. in the chapel of xransportaOon has been acUve M*ss Marlon Jesseman, chil- that he had answered most ques- peared "very excited” during catholic High School. has been convicted of similar g^t the hotel room Mon- Ali—Pakistan; military rule or Emanuel Lutheran Church, me various town conservaUon dren’s librarian, wUl tell Puerto tlons with apparent honesty dur- the February meeting ' about pother Perrone, familiar to drug charges in Tolland Su- ^ watched the people’s power Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor. .ggts and usually attends the ^^oan folktales. ing a lengthy, court-ordered a number of ‘how to’ books he j audiences, perlor Court, was given a tj,e suite that had ArdlzKwie—The young Ardizzone will officiate. Burial will be in Boiiservation Commission meet------Interview. had been readlt^, the context ja^es week’s delay of sentence to Wilsons as ----- was known as Buddy ------Briggs—Laboratory at foe bot­ Hope Cemetry, Worcester. Starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, m e second psychiatrist. Dr. cl which seemed to how to ^g professional Jazz 3>ve him time for the mar- , They knocked on the ing. tom of foe world Friends may call at the Wat­ nonoi moni outdoor cloanup will be held Robert. . „B. --- Miller------of----- Fairfield make a„ success------in life, band days unUl he left a bud- rlage. He was due for sentence presem. y...... ’ door, and those watching the Burchett—The second Indochina kins Funeral Home. 142 E. Cen- „d“ catora’"at * uJdver- n* tf'IVtAMASVCheney U/\mAOfAO/lHomestead, 1106 iVt TTIII Hillsm U^>«vxl*n1Hospital I inm Newtown, told Miller tCStifiGCltestinea tll&t uiai S&XT18 Bams Also aiso career to enter the priest- this week. ^ ^ wi„Hnw said a naner bag cen­ ter St., tomorrow from 7 to 9 ^ tv Ite rto rt L d thrir to^ Hartford Rd., in preparaUon for the court Tuesday that his latest brought to that interview about ^ m Manchester Circuit Court window war p.m. ^ wJS“ P^ Homestead.” interview with Sams duplicated half a dozen paint ngs, "some Perrone’s 12 Monday afternoon, charges Cole—Street kids ------Ics, are. Bdwaro W^, Pol Historical Society results of a mental examlnaUon of which were stylized profiles of missionary work in U- «>1 being in manifest danger of controlled drugs Disch—The ecological con­ Mrs. BoUno J. Frederickson members who can give an hour he conducted one year earlier, of blacks and whites against ^ learned that falling ‘"to habits of vice o u t . ______science Gard^ Mass ■ITansport- anyone Sams has pleaded guilty to solid backgrounds and some musical background served against meresa Landers Wil- Easson—The severly disturbed Mrs. Boline Johanne Fred- “an; Md Dr. WlUore Duff, would like to assist, second-degree murder in the^whlch were geometric language barrier a°n. and another woman ar- adolescent erickson, 90, mother of Mrs. ‘PesUcldes. gg^^y y, report with rakes, slaying of Alex Rackley and abstracts.” y^^g g,,^ gjg„ served as rested at the hotel. Anna L. Veterans Fox—Chri$t Is God’s middle Erllng Larsen of Windsor, form- Several studenta from Man------testified at an earlier trial that me former Black Panther of- ^ common braid He is present- Freeman, 20, of 236 Main St., name; ' children talk about erly of Manchester, died last Chester Community College Raymond Torns of 76 Benton Seale ordered the vicUm slain fered Miller his chirfce of the ^ pastor in Watts Calif. ^ “ 1 Hartford, were nolled. God night at Manchester Memorial will clean Bigelow Brook in ^ University of ConnecUcut when he confronted him after paintings as a "gift” and when ^pheproceeds from this year’s According to police these To Disobey Frazier —> Clyde Hospital. Center Spring Park s t a r ^ to- graduate student, will be a a speaking engagement at Yale the psychiatrist chose one de- -rpducUon will benefit the Man- charges came as a r Fultz — The naked emperor Mrs. Frederickson was bom morrow at 9 a.m. Dan Dolenc, aoloiat in a renditlnn University. picting “ stylized” profiles of a irnimdatlon. the glr...... Order (3ormely — Drugs and foe Ca­ Aug. 21, 1880 in Fur, Denmark, director of the college’s college^ En- Hjmmei^s ' ’’Concerto' for New York authorities once White and a black nadian scene (Conttnned from Page One) and had lived in Uie Manches- vironmental Studies Center, trumpet” in Uie UConn concert classified Sams as a "moron” arated by a coat °f pilrehased______by contacUng Jolm J. Besides Mr. and Mrs. How Gray — Arf! The life and hard ter-Hartford area for 60 years. ^ spring concert. It will be ond a "dangerous mental de- Sams "seemed quite plea^d." ^t^patrlck of 119 Florence St., ard Wilson, and Anna Free- their buddies could not times of Little Orifonn Annie, Survivors, besides her daugh. Town ,trucks . . , will _„„Tve remove the _ygjy___ ..ra—_____u on- gygo.in r ...... p „ —, i„ fecUve,”motive.■■ but nut Miller’sminers firstiirst re- ””He Herie seemedseemeu even funnerfurtherluruier g .jn d 'u ., iey______are_____ a lso avaUable „„„ iioK1o atot man.man, tnnnethose nrre.steoarrested were as ^jg^ gome in or if they couldn’t 1936-1946 ter, are a sister. Mrs. Anton Jorgensen Auditorium, is free, Port ^1"™ Pleased when I asked him to „ Home. follows: Oussow — Don’t say yes until ...... It... —...a rvtvfA tiln as,r\«>lr ** (tl see Gen. William C. Westroore- Mose of West Hartford; a broth­ m e M ^ ^ C h en ey U b ra ^ and open to the public. iigent enough to give reliable sign his work,” Miller wrote in ______From Manchester — mornas ,gj,y ^ ^ y chief of Staff and I finish talking, a biography of has a display in the main lobby ______testimony. his report. Miller added during ~ . j er, Nels Jensen of Denmark; F. Landers, 24, and Brenda y,g former commander of U.S. Darryl F. Zamuck featuring pictures of wildlife, Seale, 34, auid Mrs. Huggins, testimony that Sams showed T o W H C j O H S l Q C r S Landers, 19, both of 30 Bretton troops in Vietnam. Hildebrand — Introduction to a grandson, four great-grand­ an assortment of books on 23, are charged with kidnaping "rather naive, but Immense Rd.; Marcia A. Adams, 26, of ^ group of about 76 veterans early childhood education children, and several nieces and ecology, and a bibliographical Defeat Seen resulting in Rackley’s death pride at his achievement.” Storm Drains, 146 Deepwood Dr.; Randy S. marched to Uie Supreme Court Hirota — Bcmkel; tray land­ Stash Your Trash nephews. brochure, ’"This Land is Our and aiding and abetting his At the April examination, Funeral services will be to- Hall, 20, of 128 Green Manor hut were denied entry en masse. scapes ' Land.” m e brochures lists and murder—both capital offenses— MiUer said, Sams appeared Painting Bids lUrsch — The troubled adoles­ morrow at 2 p.m. at Hrimes ^gcribeg several books about _ Rd.; Marc Schardt, 22, of 31 officials said they could go in The idea is to put your trash in the shiny new trash cans, as demonsrtat^ On Ribicoff in addition to charges carrying "uneasy” and “ expressed con- cent, as he emerges on psy­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. m e land.” w - ..I A . .. Bids on two contracts were Eastland Dr.; Michael Doran, ten at a time but after one chological tests by Sherwood Abom, left, a foreman in the Vehion Public Works Depart­ Rev. F. Van Gorder Parker of, Tj,e Manchester Youth for “ Mner^OTC^Ted, under cross- whTn miler asked him what he u Z T “l® Ui“'®l^er ^^rom^ Elltarton‘‘ Dennis A to enter. Issues of foe seventies ment. Andrew Tricarico, director of public works, looks on. Town business es­ the CongregaUpnal First Church censervaUon wUl hold a treas- A m endm ent examlnaUon by defense attor- would like to do when he is 1" w Ber^s^iom ^ of M Somet tablishments have donated the receptacles to the town at no cost; the adver­ ney Catherine Roraback, that released. Sams explained "how the two contracte. Ins^laUon ^rgstrom 24 of 24 Somers dosed. Jones — Enduro of Windsor will officiate. Burial „re hunt at Salter’s Pond to- Ketchan — James Madison: a tisers on each trash can will be responsible for repairing any damage it m ^ t will be in Buckland Cemetery, morrow in connecUon with (Continued from Page One) SaLs sees a "future in which he would like to help oUier ot storm drainage, water and Rd.; David Wilson, 20. of Main Kevin Vickers of Bangor. Me., blograirfiy Friends may call at the fu. clean-up of the water. They ^ there will be some aelf-aeirran- neonle ” sewer lines on Sheldon Rd., 11 St. led the first group of ten in but suffer. The town crew will empty daily the ten re^ptables which ^ n rnLme^t!” and t^ls visiolT of ‘^ Although Sams faces a man- companies bid. From Rockrille: James A. said "we were not perml^d Klnmond — Crochet patterns placed at strategic spots in the center of Rockville. (Herald photo by Richmond) neral home tonight from 7 to 9. have cleaned the pond several ^ g'prop^ ; Klaas — Amelia Earhart lives self-lmprovement might color datory term of life imprison- Due to several alternates in Nicol, 21, and Valeree C. Nlcol, into the chambers because they times but people conUnue to amendment added was Klein — Temple beyond time: 3 . Frederick VanNess use the area as a dump. g- administration bill au-® his recollection of past events ment on the second-deg;ree mur- the proposed contract, and the 20, both of 60 W. Main St.; Paul said there was no seat. While foe story of foe rite of Solo­ Schuler — AU your home build­ Strait Found in 1728 A „ X, A siemoerBMembers ol of Group Retalia- ,hort,tn.r tl „ X bilUonwiHon tofo h.i!^ » minimal extent.” der plea, he can vacate that possibility of the work being B. Luglnbuhl, 22, of 12 West- we were there, though, tourists mon’s Temple at Jerusalem vestments and finance: theo­ J. Frederick Vai^ess, ’76, of ExtincUon of our But Miller said Sams, despite plea and plead guilty to a lesser split among several companies, view Terr.; Brian S. Umberger, were escorted in and out of the ing and remodeling quesUons Lawn beauty the orgaiilc way ry and analysis NOME—^ p t. Vitus Bering, ■Tuscon, Ariz., husband of the gnyjggmnent and Nature (usu- ^ " his "previous antisocial behav- offense — before sentencing — it was not immediately known 19, of RFD 2; Stephen G. chambers but we were not per- Levine — No known survivors St. Cyr — The story of Pat answered a Dame in foe service of foe late lillUan Cheney VanNess, called GREEN) are pick- RiWeerff proposal called ^^ s "respectful of auth- with the approval of the judge who was the low bidder. The Hubbard, 22, of Vernon Apts.; mitted logo in." Pasley — You can do anyfoing Sanceau — The reign of foe for­ died last Friday in Tuscon. j utter in various parts of ®nd school districts to grjty—a Judge, attorneys of the and prosecutor. figures in each also have to be John Pastelle (also known as ------Scott — Insurgency Russian navy, in 1728 sailed foe with crepes tunate king 1406-1621 Graveside services wlU be gg„p p, develop plans so that, over the carefuUy reviewed before a de- Kris Sterling), 23, of no certain The Social responsibility of foe strait that now bears his name. ,. Petrakla — Stelmark Sann — Kill foe Dutchman! The In 1741 he visited foe Alaskan held Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the people organized seven decade, each school in a scheduled for 9-30 a m until termination on the contract can address; David W. Kolsinsky, scientist N ixon Seieks Plomer — The diamond of .^an- story of Dutch Schultz mainland and established Rus­ Cheney section of East Ceme- worked metropoUtan area would have Tolland d^y be made, according to Maurice 19, of 68 Grand Ave.; AUred C. Schanche — The Panther para­ War crimes and foe American nina: AU Pasha sia’s claim to foe region. tery. The Rev. George Smith, the ^ ^ n d s of Manchester minority-group enrollment AiuUla^ Officers Elected Pass, director of general serv- Glacco, 29, of 86 Grand Ave. dox: a liberal’s dilemma conscience —.— _A .kx » equal to one-half the percentage Renwlck — Introduction to in- u . f«*'‘’yterlan g^^p^, Mrs. Muriel V. Adams has *c®8. Others included: James Cbr- O verhaul In Church, will irfficlate. " ____ of such children in the area. been elected president of the *The apparent low bidder for clone Jr., 22, of Mt. Spring Rd., The Watkins Funeral Home, In Baltimore, for example Kindergarten Ladles Auxiliary of VFW, Post painting the exterior metal and Tolland; Richard W. Pasternak, 142 E. Center St., is in charge suburban schools would be re­ Foreign Aid Tiiition Hike 241 for the coming year. ’ wood surfaces of the police sta- 24, of 32 Balsam St.; Bristol; „ „ „ of arrangements. quired to have 16 per cent mi­ Registration There are no calling hours. nority enrollment eventually Other officers are Mrs. Lcis Uon U Yraian Painting and Dec- Dorothy Hunt. 18, of 66 Camp- ' ^ develoo- Bills Opposed since the percentage of blacks Tonski, senior vice president; orating Co, of West Hartford, bell Ave.; Vernon; Jennifer ment loans. ^ In Brookview, a full-fashioned Ban-Lon* knit of DuPont nylon Alfred Parry In the city and its suburbs is 32. Scheduled Mrs. Lucy Audet, Junior vice It bid $1,789, and $1,679 if the KUtgaard, 18, of Green Hill Dr., ■The two new foreign aid agen- that automatically keeps its good looks Washing after washing. However, with exception of presldent; Mrs. Louise Dom- storm windows are removed by Bolton; Karen Evankovech, 28, clcn the international de^op- SOUTH WINDSOR — Alfred By State Unit the District of Columbia whose Reg^lstration „ sessions for next beck, treasurer; Mrs. Helen others. of 77 Lakeside Dr., Andover. ment corporation and the inter- Parry, 88, formerly of Hartford, schools are 96 per. cent black, fall’s kindergarten _ classes will Martin, chaplain; Mrs. Stephle The only other bidder, ’Thom. visiting narcotics Investlga- national development institute Puritan’s fabulous husband of Mrs. Susan Green (CkHitlnaed from Page One) the metropolitan areas would be held the week of May 10, ac- Grant, conductress ;Mrs. Lor- as Heirwocd Co. of Hartford, bid tor, attending a conference on —pjyg y,g Overseas Private In- Parry of South Windsor, died extend across stale lines, cording to Meadowbrook School ralne White, secretary, and $1,926 and $1,876, respectively, drugs, and strolling down the vestment Corp., set up last Ban-Lon® of DuPont nylon. Monday at a South Windsor C. It would be impossible to Djgti-jgf children would be bused Principal Donald Parker. Ap- Mrs. Jean Sands, guard. The apparent low bidder for hotel corridor, caught a iriiiff of would succeed the Agency P H iirp u n iin Brookview $10 convalescent home. devise a scholarship program in Vliglnla and Maryland. proximately 260 kindergarten Trustees are Mrs. Lyla Grif- the entire Sheldon Rd. project something that smelled familiar Intematlraial Development The funeral was this after- time to help all th o^ students involved chUdren are expected to regis- tin, three years; Mias Ann was the Jarvis Construction Co. hashish. He noUfied Hartford (a ID). AID has been the main noon at 1 p.m. at the Leete Fu- and potential students who . exchanges between Rlbl- ter. Masalko, two years and Miss with a bid of $109,716.60, but police. aid-handling agency since it was neral Home, 126 Pearl St., En- would be affected by a tuition ogn Jacob K Javlte Class assimments will be Francis LeBlond, one year. when the three lowest bidders The invesUgator, Prank Craik- formed early in the admlnlstra- The world’s favorite knit. Nothing looks, fleld. Burial wiU be in the Der- increase. R-N Y one ^ the managere of baaed on geolr^hlcal areas as District delegates are Mrs. for the three types of work are lin, chief criminal investigator tion of President John F. Kenne- GOODYEAR 4-PLY NYLON CORD TIRE WITH by Une (Vt.) Cemetery. Refusal of the education com- managers oc ^ed on ge<^pmc^ ar^^ ^^^gjg ,95 . Westchester County dy. lasts or launders like the Puritan* ------mlttee to report the bills fa- adooUon of Rl- will be Idvls^ as fo whl^^es "»te district delegates are Mrs. 918.29. Sherriff’s Department in White tTo co-ordinate economic aid 7RIBTREAD&L0W PROFILE Full-Fashioned Ban-Lon Brookview. Nomuui J. Bell vorably does not necessarily b lL r^ ir o ^ ^ ^ ^ d kiU the ridnmetf^hM wllfattend dur- Sands, Mrs. Audet, Miss Mas- T^ A Dzen ConstnicUw^. Plains, N.Y., yesterday ad under the new set-up, Nixon plus $1.76 Fed. Ex. Tax. mean ttat the recommendaUoM desegregation-money bUl and fog the registration process. ^Iko and Mrs. Grant. f l^chester was low blMer proposed appointment of a sin­ Knit to tit, no underarm bind. Full-Fashioned ■ Norman J. Bell, 63. of 2191 No Trade Needed for tulUon incre^s is dead in g^^^^ g^ reglL’atlon will Delegates to department con- for Inst^laUcn of a water main gle “ co-ordinator of devel<^- 6.50*13 Backwall St. Lucie Bivd., Stuart Fla., the current legislature. * niav games with the Presi- be between 9-16 a m and 2 •'to ventions are Mrs. White and with a $6,710 bid. The Costello ment assistance.” The co-ordi­ Tubeless collar. Machine wash and dry. formerly of Manchester, died E78-14 Blackwall The bills stUl can be peUtlrai- S"m S ti>e ^^^oolX^rf ^'®™®‘®“ "® Laird Warns nator would be chairman of the Tubeless Sizes S-M-L-XL. suddenly yesterday at his home. ed out of committee and similar ^ „ addition Mrs. Adams and Miss Maaalko. ton was low for storm drain- boards of the development cor­ He was the husband of Mrs. poration, the (tevelopment insti­ Laura Bell. O f R u ssia n tute and the Overseas Private „„„ „ win b. h.1. « May 12 „ ,:3«. «« == *> “ P ”- “ “• ^ l~“or CHECK HERE Mr. Bell was born in Hart­ Investment CJorp., and be re­ ford and lived in Manchester committee. billion a year for implements- TVi be eligible a child must Home. sanitary sewer lines at $32,- FOR YOUR SAVINGS! tlon, and said he doubts Con- have attained the age of five Nursery Elcliool Openings IBM Buildup sponsible directly to the Presi­ for many years before going to dent. He would also be available W kitiw all gress or the administration is years by Dec. 31. State law A few tunings still exist for rj^g'j.g were three alternates aiackwall P lu i Fad. Florida 12 years ago. Rogers Heads (Continued from Page One) congressional tesUmony. “MARATHON 78" R tf. Salt a if . $Rlt E i. Tax. Survivors, besides lift, wlfe^ ready to undertake any such compels enrollment by age sev- the 1971-72 school year at the ^ gform drain- Sizt R ric i P ric t Pricx Pries No Tradt commitment without much fur- en. Tolland Cooperative Nursery ... x .i 1 »>, < For co-ordination of security with No with No N ttd td are three sons, Bruci Bell, Service Centers Oy-Imni iL oiiirihiB i. nhiirt ■13-lnch pipe m- nothing has happened in the in- aid, Nixon proposed an official TIRE i Tradt Tradt'ln Tradi Trodt-in Joddle ther study. Children need not be brought eligible a ^Id gj-^gj ^ 30-inch pipe used in terveifoig twelve* months to less- who would “have hlglT rank at $1.76 David Bell, and Ronald Bell, all ■ 78 series • Low profile 6.50-13 $21.40 $11.85 $24.75 $21.89 Ribiceff replied tartly he was to the registration session, but a oy l^ c . j^gg^ ja rv is was low at en that concern,” Laird said, the State Department. $21.15 $2.21 of Florida; and six grandchil­ For Hartford ------„------01 ______.a.___ ■ Looks great! ■ 7 rib tread E78-14 $23.50 $11.89 $26.85 $2.36 dren. . . „ a ^ ynflo t:- ‘‘"e* willing to admit the only parents are required to bring a ^ inioimiauon For using both 30- "Quite the opposite is true.” pattern ■ Range of sizes F7814 $24.90 $22.41 $28.25 $29.42 $24.57 $30.65 $27.51 $2.55 Funeral services will be to- senator here with a sense of re- certification of birth date and ^ obtained ^ cr a i^ t^ foch*^ and 36-lnch pipe, Costello Laird’s statements on new So- Low profile for stability. 7 G78-14 $27.30 $29.90 $26.81 $33.25 $28.82 $2.74 morroworrow at 11 a.m. at the _ of^e______'e ^ o rf sponslbUIty__ls foe senior senator proof of vacclnaUon. Proirf of a ^ "»a s Schroeder, Kozley ^gg gj $66,484.23. H bofo vlet ICBM developments, and rib pattern for mileage and K78-14 A bortion $33.90 $30.51 $37.25 $33.52 $2.91 from New York.” physical examination a d m ln is --^ ’ . 42-lnch and 48-lnch pipe were his warning that foe United traction. High priced look J 78-1.4 Aycock Funeral Home, 506 S. jioQd Centers at yesterday’s an- $22.00 $18.80 $25.35 $22.80 $1.74 "I don’t see how any Northern tered not before April must al- AppUcaUrais are being accept- uggy^ Daddarto, Bros. Inc., of states might have to respond .in shoulder and sidewall 5.6015 Federal Highway, Stuart, Fla. mjgj meeting of the bocuTd of dt $24.90 $22.41 $28.25 $29.42 $2.42 liberal can vote to table my go be furnished. ®d for next year’s classes at foe Bloomfield was low at $76,660. with expensive new weapons afc- styling. Available in black- F78-1S Burial will be at the convenl- rectors. Prosiecution G78-15 $27.30 $24.57 $30.65 $27.51 $2.64 amendment and then have the MORE MORE Hans CSiristian Andersen Mon- The installations will com- tion of its own, dominated a wall and extra narrow $2.80 e^ce of the family. He has been vice president, H78-15 $29.90 $26.81 $33.25 $28.82 nerve to stand up in foe Senate pgrker stressed foe need for tessori School. Children be- piete foe uUUUes for Sheldrai speech in which Laird sought to whitewall design. $32.31 $39.25 $35.32 $2.89 was formerly assistant treas­ 9.00-15 $35.90 in a Puritan r <.nd has been a member ‘*‘® *“‘“*‘® *‘*^®'* re^sVratlon ' at foe scheduled *^®®" ***® ^®* Rd- The paving contract for beyond Vietnam, U pheld Special Ontr ends Sat fli|ht 1 urer, and has been a member Ban-Lon® knit of DuPont nylon.. Town Informed of foe l^JJd *«*“®’ the last stretch of ro^ will pe said U.S objectives in (Continued from Pago One) more than 16 years. Since his tion issue, foe Connecticut sen- g^^yand foe reduction of foe time „ , » u *^® **® Vietnam "are rapidly being ^ , , a i . a i 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ator declared. ______Manchester Evening Herald completed as early as June, ac- achieved and . . . U.S. military Phy«clan has violated foe law. Brookfair $10 retirement as superintendent and expense of personal contact _ , . . military State Scrapped Some Northerners, he added, gj g later date. Tolland correspondent Bette cording to William O’NelU, di­ Judge Gesell had read foe law of foe Bishop’s Corner, West Involvement in foe war in South­ undoubtedly "feel they cannot .pjjg Meadowbrook School PTO '*^®*' rector of public works. east Asia is coming to an end. requiring the defendant’s GOODYEAR OifUncrCtdiinn iW. A, Hartford Post Office in Decern Plan for Cemer ber 1966, after 40 years of serv- ''°t® for my propc^ and t^®" wllj handle foe registration pro­ Laird shed no new light on a Physician to prove foe operaUrai New, moditied saddle shoulders and possible date for ending U.S. in- necessary to preserve foe asnr dkiiB BAiii cMtcK MOfiRAM Beciuse of an expected heavy demand for Goodyear state Commissioner of Trans, ice with foe U.S. Poetal Serv- f®/°^® “ f, *®®® *^® ^ eess. volvement woman’s health. This was one hi-cru neck collar make this Ban-Lon knit portaUonA.EariWoodhascon. ice, J ^ ers has leefored the suburbs. Olii Scoot Camp White House Urges People s e m s *Starred Locations Do Not Honor Bank Credit Cards throughout foe state on black A few openings are still avail­ Laird spoke, as he has to Con- ’■®®^" !*® declared foe law un- of the tntrehandiu. a sportswear tavorite. Brooktair is firmed in a letter to Town Man- ^ y ,ry and culture for METRO able for Girl Scout camps, ac­ gress, of his "strategy of realls- co^ltutlon^ Obey Court Edict on Busing tic deterrence which we have Justices, William O. Qger Robert Weiss that the state (Metropolitan Effort Toward M ines K ill cording to Mrs. Rita McCarthy, Full-fashioned—knit to tit, no underarm has decided to abandon foe Regional Opportunity), located director of Programs and Camp, formulated to help achieve foe J?;"?*®® Stewwt, (Continued from Page One) Asked to comment, Ziegler goal of a generation of peace, filed partial dissents. Douglas bind. Automatic wash and dry. plana it had for widening foe o" the University of Hartford ing Services of foe Connecticut said the law was highly subjec- campus. said local school officials and ------South V iet Trails Council of Girl Scouts. deliberately constnicted and fg^ergi district courts will have tlve and that foe jforase "neces- Sizes S-M-L-XL. intersection at foe center. Rogers eald that he believes ’RBHI-MIBI' Wood’s letter adds that ‘"The the Hartford Neighborhood W ®'^°'’®® foe responsibility of carrying s a ^ for foe preservation of foe the second Grade through Wgh aegrebaUon.” thg fiAdings. mother’s life or health” could STRONG AND TOUGH TO TAKE problem of improving foe flow Centers, now moving Into their C ivilians Jobless Rolls TRUCK WORK IN STRIDE ^hool age B^P> may JJ^te .j^ie decisions approved Pressed as to whether Nixon become a “free-wheeling con­ of traffic through this area will lOOfo year, comprise foe oldest Connecticut ’Trails C ^ n cil, 1 large-scale busing in Charlotte- and his associates felt responsl- cept.” He said Congress should be restudled.” social service organlzaUon in (Oontiiined tram Page One) State St., New Haven, for up-to- Mecklenburg Ooupty, N.C.; said bilitles of their own, Ziegler Rise Foreeast rewrite it. i t 7.00 X 15 In addlUon to widening foe the city. They have their roots 7.00 X 15. 6 P* lube Tube type, . . . ------BPttlement house found- Dt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam, date Information on vacancies federal Judges erred when they said: “ The Department of Jus- type, Plus T ix jnd 6 PR plus $2.07 center, foe project also called ^ eeiuemeni nTOse, xwn ^g^^gj^ygr of foe northern nUl- both In the four resident camps didn’t consider massive busing tlce and foe Department of Recsppable Tire. Fed. Ex. Tax and for widening East Center St. immiirranta to become region, told Associated and in Laurel Day Camp. and attendance zone changes In Health, Education and Welfare In State Federal Excise Recappable Tire Stocks D ip Tax S2.87 from Main St. to Bent—OP *0 0 MOHHW TO P4T those prt^rtles which was in- conducted. They also hold in- had been reported In foe valley. Hicks Memorial School parking The obligation was put on sions' hinted at eventual applies- "Connecticut is today greatly Vances bn foe New York Stock 901 -907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. M3-2478 eluded In foe proposed widen- formal classes and sponsor ^hiq Informant said foe troops lot for those attending Ldurel school boards to devise plans tion in foe North! For instance, dependent on industrial employ- Exchange by 2 to 1. BCOir.-Wl!D »-6:ee —T3TOB8.-1WI. e-O —BA*, e-1 clubs for pre-school, elementa- alsd would sweep along foe Lao- Day Camp. Sessions at foe day that promise “realistically to Burger advised district Judges ment,” the committee said, but Analysts said foe downturn e>mBD.e:ee-e—1 i..n$L e a e • a mat . e*Ji • s OPEN MONDAY tM« SATURDAY 9:30 AAA to 5:30 PAA The traffic dlvirion of foe De- ry-age chUdren, teen-agers, tlan border. camp will be conducted in two work now.” Should school offl- to be alert to foe construction of “the growth in employment is was normal In view of foe mar- THURSDAY NI9HTS UNTIL 9HM PAA partment of Transportation told adults and foe visually handl- U.S. B62 bombers struck separate eisht-day sections, foe dais lag, federal district Judges new schools in expanding white shifting nqildly to service-relat- ket’s sharp rise in foe previous PRICED AS SHOWN AT GOODYEAR SERVICE STORBS The Herald F^b. 18 that it was capped, enroll youngsters In about 40 miles north of foe A first of which runs from July are to exercise their broad pow- suburbs when foe purpose ed fields.” Bhnds could be taken two weeks. Many investors have CHARM YOUR PURCHASE WITH: MASTER CHARM OR YOUR PERSONAL RIOAL CHARM CARM going to recommend that foe resident camps, and arrange Shau. Nine of foe big bombers 6-9, 12-16 and foe second of ers of equity to correct “"foe seems to be to attract white from higher educatim to aup^ retreated to the ridelines, they COMPETITIVELY PRICED AT G O O D Y E ^ D E A I ^ land not be taken and that foe summer bus trips for foe elders dropped 270 tons of bombs In foe which runs from July 19-22 and condition that offends foe Con- families away from the cities port the 'vocatlraial training, foe said, waiting for foe consoUds- entlre project be scaled down. ly. northwest corner of the codntry. 26-29. The camp program is sUtutlon.” and to perpetuate segregation. committee said. tion phase to end; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN

South Windsor; Mrs. Elizabeth borough; Mrs. Carol A. Seaton, and son, 209 Spruce St.; Mrs. NEW! — EXemNG Bolton Manchester New Boston Rd.. Andover. Raymond Shea and daughter, PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 Krob, 9 Laurel St.; Mrs. Suz­ NATURAL HEALTH anne M. Lombardi, Bast Hart­ Also, Timothy Friend, 81 67 Bigelow St.; Mrs. Albert Hospital Notes ford; Mrs. Christina F. Morten- Edgewood Dr., South Windsor; Ctoursey and daughter, 74 FOOD SHOPPE John C. Courtney, 40 Olcott St.; Schaller Rd. Drug Center VISITINO HOURS sen, RFD 2, Bolton; Rodney F. A T T W Police Log Republicans Say Budget Cuts Intermediate Care Semi- Nichols, East Hartford; Mrs. Frederick J. Bendall, 271 Main ------— T V T onight St.; Mario Ansaldi, KFD 4, Wll- . Tba Drag Adriranr Center, private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 Dorothy M. O’Connell, 46 Hlgh- Items Rd., Bolton; Lynn A. The press became known as | PARKADE SI RuamU S t, to obserTing tor Complete UsUngs. p.m. - 8 p.m.; private rooms, view Rd., South Windsor; Prildo Carver 128B2 Park St. ' Fourth Estate in the 18th a r r e s t s the foUawing atdedule: 10 B.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 Ounpuu, 11 Welcome Place; LIGGETT PBMBMMDY See Saturday’s TV Week Also, Mrs. Dennis Myers and century when the Reporters’ ] Stanley ShamuHils, 41, of 271 Needed to Hold Line on Taxes p.m. Irene Palamar, 62 Diane Dr.; Mfifviey thraui^ Friday, Board of Finance members son. East Hartford; Mrs. John Gallery in the British House of Woodbridge St., charged with ■ “Throughout the nation’’, he program that turns to cost Pediatrics: Parents allowed George H. Perry Jr., East Hart- B;S0 a.m. to 6 pjn. exchanged criticisms at last McCoy and son, 23 Elm St., Commons was first called the S;M (S) Periy Mason intoTcicatlon, and larceny over said, “ cities and states ate twice as much as original esti­ any time except noon - 2 p.m.; ford; Mrs. Mary H. Perucclo, (18) WUd WIM West (C> and under $200, early this A telephone backup aer- night’s special budget sessi(»i. recommending further training Rockville; Mrs. David McAdam “ fourth estate.” (M) Addams Family mates,” he queried. others, 2 p.m, - 8 p.m. Hartford. 'v Read Herald Ads Chaltman Roy>- Peckham, a GDUsaa’ s I s la ^ (C) morning about 1 a.m. in con­ vlce to available HOnday lor their already well-trained Pancake Breakfast SeU Service: 10 a.m. • 2 p.m.; ^Iso, Denise D. Phipps, 201 S:U (M) Weather Wateh (C> nection with the alleged theft through Saturday from 6 Republican said he was “ very policemen to cope with the ever- 5:88 (88) OUllcan’s Island (C> Democrats will hold a pan­ 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. Regan Rd., Rockville; John iiicreasing problems confronting (48) WhaTs Mjr UaeT (C) of shrubs from a nursery on p.m. to S a-m. disturbed’’ at a statement In cake breakfast Sunday from 9 Intensive Care and Coronary Raslmoe, East Hartford: David 8:M (S-8-8M8) Weather — Sports them. Here' In Bolton Repub­ Woodland St. Court date May For drag advtoory infor­ Tuesday’s Herald which quoted a.m. to 1 p.m. at Community Care: Immediate family only, j Ryan, Wethersfield; Francis and News (C) licans are suggesting we Sup- Hall, according to Anna Lopez, (18) Candid Cameiw 10. mation, call: 647-aB32. the three Democratic members any time, limited to five, min- p smith Jr., 1200 Pleasant Val- (88) To Tell the Trath (C) plcment bur one well-trained Ways and Means chairman. Tfie of the board as saying that the utes. ley Rd. 8:86 (48) Saint (C) Michael J. CSiesky, 18, of state policeman with untrained menu will Include pancakes, 8:88 (8) News with Walter Cron- the Manchester Country Club mill rate can be held at about Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Kathleen A. ’Tuttle, kite (C) South Windsor, charged with 54 mills. ’The statement was men. They suggest these men sausages, juice, milk and cof- (8) News with H.K. Smith and by breaking one of the panels p.m., and 6:30 p.m. - 8 shoplifting under SIS, yester­ made Jointly by members Aloy-_ substitute for our trooper on fee. Special children’s rates will 45 Wellman Rd.; Albino Varca, Harry Beasoner (C) in the sliding door. others, S p.m.-4 p.m. (18) Dick Van Dyke day afterruxm at Caldor, re­ slus Abeam, Russell MTOiian weekend patrols when be offered. The event is open to RFD 1, Bolton. (8^88) NBC News (C) and 6:80 p.m. -8 p.m. leased on a promise to appear, and John Connolly. crime incidence is highest.” ' the public. BIRTH YEJSTERDAY: 7:88 (8) What In the Worid (C) Sometime yesterday morning Age l ^ t e : 16 in daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E iv r STORE& f a s h io t * (8) Tenth or Oonseqnences (C) (tourt date May 3. Scotella said Republicans in PTO Basketball Game ’ or tour chairs were stolen from Peckham said the statement 12 in other areas, no limit in ° (18) What’s My LtneT (C) Donald F. Kehaya, 22, of 42 their campaign literature have Parents will meet Teachers . Thomas Jacobsen, 46 Hunter (88-38-48) News — Weather A the Plaza Cleaners at 099 E. was misleading to the towns­ self-service. Sports (C) Spruce St., charged with failure people, and added that even if promised “ round the clock” po- tonight In a basketball game at The emergency entrance on 7:88 (8) Men At Law i (C> Middle Tpke. lice protection for $4000. Bolton High School gymasl- YESTER- (8^0) Conrtohip of Eddie's Fa­ to obey a state traffic control the entlire $100,000 surplus is Armory St. to the only hospital ther (C) sign, early this morning at E. used to offset budget requests, “ It seems .that we are not get- um at 7:30. ’The event is being entrance open from 11 p.m. to DAY: Michael H. Fromerth, (18) 1 Spy (C) Yesterday afternoon at about Center and (Joodwln Sts. Ctourt the board would have to cut ting the whole ‘truth’ If tney sponsored by the Parent-Teach- 7 a.m. All other outside doors East Lauren .. „ . McCor- _ (8 8 ^ ) Men from Shiloh (C) 1:46, a woman was operating plan to purchase a used car, Organization, 8:88 (8-48) Room 888 (C) date May 10. another $100,0ENT» Republican member William wlll be welcome to attend with _____ Hartford; Felix B. Lewis, 39 9:80 (8) Medical Center (C) trailer truck going the other $4000", he added. “ The national A sunuiums chaiging her RUey chided the Democrats for their parents. Patients Today: 279 Turnbull Rd. (8-48) Johnny Cash Show (C) way tossed up a rock which average for running a car is ______Also, Rhett H. Gibbs, RR3, (88-38) David Cimperfleld (C) with operating a motor vehicle holding what he termed “ secret Brownies 18:88 (8) Hawaii Five-O R - (C) while under the influence of li­ smashed her whutohleld. $1800," said Scotella, and if $1,- A meeting of girls who are In­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Coventry; John E. O’Rourke, (8-40) Yonny Lawyers (C) meetings,’’ and said such meet­ 000 is spent to buy the used Paul G. Bagdlkism Jr., Ware- Glastonbury; Mrs. Helen Rider, (18) The Emhattled CeU (C) quor was issued this morning ings violate “ right to know” terested In becoming Brownie 18:88 (18) Hartford Talk-In (C) at 1:30 to Barbara L.aine of 94 Government Quite car, how much police protec- Friday house Point; Prank A. Blck- 698 N. Main St.; atfford J. 11:80 (8-8-18-88-88-40) News — laws. It was pointed out that tion can we get ibr the addl Broad St., after her car left the PITTSBURiGH, Okla. (AP) — in the music rodm of the elemen­ more, 81 Washingtem St.; Mrs. (Jallahan, 21 HorUm Rd.; Mrs. Weather and Sports (C) this law only applies to official tlonal $1200?” he asked. 11:85 (8) Movie road and hit a utility pole on This southeastern Oklahoma tary sch(X)I from 3 to 4 p.m. Glsela B. Brogle, 34 Nike Cir­ Sheryl A. Jaquith, 1077 Main in t h e 11:88 ( 88-88) Toniyht Show Johnny meetings. He added that if dras­ “ We have recently seen an St..; Virginia L. Simpson, Staf­ Carson (C) W. Middle "Tphe. near New town of 99 persons was left with­ Girls should be accompanied cle; Mrs. Eva Chase, Bl(»m- tic v cuts u u a are stsnsax. made thisuaso year, Cexample A t L l l l u i c LJgof poor a financial i i i c u i v „a c u plan-uicui' ... .• .ai (8-48) Dick Cavett Show (C) State Rd. released on a prom­ out a municipal government fied; Lawrence I. Decker Sr., ford Springs. ' (18) Merv Griffin Show (C) townspeople should be made ning In town where the people '*5’ Fire Destroys Tobacco Shed in Ellington ise to appear. Court date May Monday. 1898 E. Middle ’Tpke.; Peter M. Also, (3iarles J. Minlcucci HI, 1:80 (8-8 88 48) News — Prayer A aware that there will be “ huge voted to appropriate a large Gloria Holbrook, troop organ- Sifn Off (C) 10. The town’s bofu’d of tntfrtees Enrico, 138 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Brookfield Rd., Bolton; Roy shed was not covered by insurance, and he did not know what increases’ ’ the following year. sum of money for the construe- A four-acre tobacco shed owned by Max Cantor and located to reirigned in the wake of a dis­ Lois E. Gibbs, 366 Oakland St. Wagner, West St., Hebrtm; Pa­ enchanted EDUCATIONAL TV its value is at this time. Observers said the entire building seem­ Abeam maintained that the tlon of building which turned Bulletin Board tricia A. ’Terhune, 42 S. Adams Wedmesday* April 21 the rear of his property on Pinney St., Ellington, was totally COMPLAINTS pute over a water rate increase. out to cost almost twice as Board of Selectmen will Also, Mrs. Nimnie C. Hildlng, ed to burst into flames at the same time. Fire companies from requested appropriations c(xild 313 Charter Oak St.; Raymond St.; Mrs. Carmen Marty, Ware Worid We Uve la ls Joseph Castagne advis­ 650x13 END ing him of the cut, and Inviting CHARGE Our Reg. 22.99 him to attend the board’s regu- Plus 1.76 . lar meeting next ’Tuesday if he F.E.T. )lb wishes further discussion. "A NEW DIMENSION IN INTERIOR DESIGN” A I L Y O U R Prior to Monday’s budget ses­ *There currently exists no industry wide nor other accepted LDIN sion, Castagna wrote to each PURCHASES system of quality standards or grading of tires. Board of Finance member, ask­ w!fh the ULTIMATE IN PERSONALIZED SERVICE^. SALE F.E.T. ing that he be allowed to attend SIZE OUR REG. the “ cut” sessiofis, as they are 700x13 23.99 18.88 1.95 popularly called. Although 24.99 19.88 2.01 there was some disagreement THURSDAY, APRIL 22,1971 735x14 among members. It was agreed 775x14 26.99 21.88 2.14 . LOIN that Castagna’s presence would 23.88 2.32 ' featuring: 825x14 28.99 slow down the work sessions 2.50 855x14 30.99 25.88 lb considerably. CUSTOM-DESIGNED 885x14 32.99 27.88 2.81 lb Castagna said that in the 2.16 HALF D O 21.88 HALF 775x15 26.99 past, he has not been made 825x15 28.99 23.88 2.37 aware of the amount and na­ WALL COVERINGS We also feature: 855x15 30.99 25.88 2.54 ture Of the cuts made by the fi­ 900x15 32.99 27.88 2.89 nance board until the budget DRAPERIES • BRAND NAME WALL COVERINGS LEAN — TENDER was 'presented to the town meeting for final 'approval. I CORNICES • CARPETING Fiberglass Belts 4 x 2 'The Board of Finance Is not CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS nh allowed to make specific cuts ) WINDOW SHADES • LIGHT FIXTURES In the Board of Education budg­ et but can only make a flat de­ • HAND-MADE POTTERY Performance Plus Tires f MALL — LEAN crease. ’They can, however, recommend those areas where • HAND-CRAFTED PEWTER • Fiberglass & Polyester Belts they think cuts should be made. E78x14 FRESH SPARERIBS ^Ib Police Protection • BEDSPREADS • Twin Stripe Whitewalls Our Reg. 35.99 Frank Scotella, (Democratic Plus 2.21 candidate for constable and • DRAPERY HARDWARE RATH'S Public Building Commission, • Four Year Warranty F.E.T. has issued a statement opposing • SPECIALIZED WINDOW TREATMENTS the Republican proposal to use SIZE OUR REG. SALE F.E.T. FULLY COOKED BONELESS HAMS 'lb constables for night and week­ end patrols. REGISTER FOR DRAWING F78x14 37.99 $30 2.38 678x14 39.99 $32 2.55 RATH'S YOU MAY WIN H78x14 41.99 $34 2.74 CONSUMERS FIND 37.99 $30 2.42 F78x15 I lb. pkg. BEST DOLLAR VALUE CUSTOM-DESNINED DRAPERIES G78x15 39.99 $32 2.64 SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 'lb Value fo $250. H78x15 41.99 $34 2.80 AT MILL STORES J78x15 43.99 $36 2.96 DESIGNED EXCLUSrVILY FO® YOUR HOME . LAND O’ I-4KFH ROCKVILLE, Cotm.—New 178x15 45.99 $38 3.19 INCLUDES: DRAPERY MATTIRIAL, LINING, RODS and Xkigland’s laigest sweater rNSTALLATTON l-lb. quarter* BUTTER 79c mlU, ROOSEVELT MILLS, DRAWING WILL BE HfJ J) MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1971 invites y« ^ to a black top in a Oranges KiciciuJCR OOOKEES ^ the famous-label kiUt golf ibirts for men. ’The ridicu­ soft acrylic blend. lous little price tag- will en­ .10 for 89°. UELUXE CRAHAHS ui^-o. 53c able you to buy not just a 5 to 13. Young Ed­ STP Gas Treatment Throwaway couple but flvm knit a $10 bUl at Roosevelt Mills. wardian by Arpe- SUNSHINE CXXIKIE8 And ladies when it to (2 per Customer) Lee Oil Filters knits for gals, the k^tthig jia. M 26 PEAN VT BU TTER P A T T IE S 29e mill salesroom is the obvious Our place to go. Knit tank-t Cohen judge has formaUy sentenced ty jail for another murder trial for the cash awards and rib­ St. Peter’s Episcopal Oiurch Much More! ’The judge said he searched at 10 a.m. until dusk on the charge, financing avail­ d ia ries Manson and three worn- which Uiey face In Los Angeles bons to be presented. women have planned a dessert trial records for ” mlUg:ating cir­ grounds of the South Windsor able with Master Charge en followers to die la Uie gas Miss Van Houten and Miss Anyone wishing further infor­ card party at 8 p.m. April 30 When the House of Represen­ extend to lour years the terms cumstances” but found n<»e. He Town Hall on Sullivan Ave. in the parish hall. Roberta Card. chamber for the Sharon ’Tate Krenwinkel are to be moved to mation or entry forms should for town clerks. The term now said he thought death sentences Cowing Is artmaster at the Bryce, 173 Irving St., Manches­ tatives yesterday considered a murders, and the chief defense Frontera within 10 days, contact Mrs. Robert Smith of “Whatever The is two years. would “ show the revulslmi of Westminister School In Sims­ bill which would require banks attorney says the sentences are Northview Dr. or Mrs. Ray­ ter, can be called for reserva­ Manson, his once flowing the community for the kind of bury and instructor In the Hart­ Occasion— Flo were likely to be carried out. mond Kingman of 819 Clark St. tion. to pay Interest on mortgagre Bills given a favorable re­ mane of l(x;ks clipped to a stub­ conduct engaged in . . . ’IMs is ford Adult School. He is a mem- Say It Best!" funds held by them In escrow, Paul Fitzgerald, who argued ble, asked to speak before sen­ ■ber Euid board director of the In 8 PJU. Among the six were State property. It Is invalid to assume that le­ in the truth of your courtroom. I third best In New Mexico’s his- Art School, he did graduate the Hartford National Bank on The Sachertorte Is a rich Reps. Thomas Donnelly, R. of galities will save the foui* from have always done what I WM tory, according to the Bureau of study at the University of Mex­ Constitution Plaza next month. chbcolate sponge cake with jam Why Not Uve A UtUe! Flowers From PBNTIAMD'8 South Windsor and Robert King, Tomorrow’s noon program on death. told. Sir, I invented this court-' Business Research at the Uni- ico. Some of his works are on All the works are done In oil and filling and was named after Will Brighten Up Yeur World So Much — Delivery R, of Tolland. Dmuielly is a the first floor of the State Cap­ There has not been an execu­ rcom I accepted this court verslty of New Mexico, display in the New Britain Mu­ include landscape and human Sacher’s, a hotel In Vienna. Anywhere In The World! bank executive. IQng, an at­ ital. the third In a series of Boneless Lean tion in the United States since as my father ... I accept the torney, represents four banks. eight Thursday programs will 1967. State courts are waiting judgment of my father.” ------^------Voting for the bill were: State be a jazz concert by Jackie Mc­ for a ruling from the U.S. Su­ ’The women, who came to Reps. Donald Genovesl, Francis Lean and Ensemble. preme Court on whether the court with their heads shaved * bald, were asked if they wished Mahoney and N. CSiarles Bog-> The programs are sponsored death penalty Is constitutional. to speak but declined. glnl of Manchester; Dorothy by the Connecticut Commission "Many legal observers feel Miller of Bolton: and William SHOULDER An attorney said shaved on the Arts. ’The first concert that this Supreme Court will af­ O’Neill of the 82nd District. heads were a sign of protest and was by the New Haven Opera firm the death penalty,” Fitz­ State Rep. Thomas Dooley of a demonstration of their love for Co. and the second by the Hart­ gerald told newsmen. If that Vernon voted against the bill. Manson. ford Ballet. Next week’s pro­ happens, he said, Manson and The House, on a roll call vote, gram will be by the Hartford the women could be put to death ‘"nieir hair was their entity,” rejected an unfavorable report aO D ROAST along with more than 90 persons said Fitzgerald. ‘"Ihey had been Stage Co. • and hacked the bill, 102 to 44. awaiting execution on San Quen­ growing it for years.” He said tin’s Death Row. they submitted written requests A reception yesterday for new Secretary of the State Gloria Manson and the women, how­ to prison officials to have their state representatives Claire Schaffer has called a news con­ ever, face automatic equals waist-length tresses shorn after Begg of Waterbury and Rosario ference for next ’Tuesday after­ which could delay their deaths Manson adopted the bald style. Vella of Enfield was held In the noon, to outline plans for a as long as five years. The prison beauty shop did the state Capitol office of State "Vote 18 Festival,” to be held job. Fitzgerald told the judge a ju­ Comptroller Nathan Agostlnel- In the State Capitol later In the ror confided to him that if he ’The judge denied defense mo­ 11. It was sponsored by the spring. had thought the defendants tions for a new trial auid vetoed *’*--^tate’s freshmen legislators. The festival will be sponsored a request to call jurors as wit­ Becuase of the many recep­ would actually be executed, he Some Spring Seedlings by the secretary of the state’s couldn’t have 'voted for death. nesses to ask whether their de- tions held there recently, many office, the Vote 18 Committee, liheratl(ms were influenced by 50 per cent of the heroin that is smuggled into the people think Agostlnelll spon­ Superior Court Judge Charles Connecticut’s Second District Congressman, Robert and the Connecticut Business & publicity or by a reported offer United States. The two congressmen are on a nine- sors them. He doesn’t. He H. Older turned down motiims H. Steele, right, and a fellow congressman, Morgan Industry Association. for a new trial, a motion to of money for their story. ’The Murphy of Illinois left, inspect the first shoots of nation fact-finding trip designed to develop recom­ merely permits use of his cere­ judge said he felt “there Is no monial office for the events. question jurors about their ver­ the 1971 'Turkish poppy crop near Afyon. Turkish mendations for stepping up the war against illicit Both the House and the Sen­ dicts, and another to reduce the such necessity nor is It desira­ opium poppies are believed to accont for more than traffic in drugs. ate, mindful of recent vetoes by sentence to life Imprisonment. ble” to interrogate the jurors. Visiting the State Capitol Four jurors who were in the Gov. ’Ihomas Meskill of bills He then pronounced sentence yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. court left smiling, pleased that stooping I'alnfuUy over a row of a theory that the Mexicans who requiring small appropriations, and stated his own feeling about William Murray Jr. and their they did not have to testify. strawberries In the Salinas Val­ came across Into America from are working slowly and are re­ the case publicly for the first two dau'ihters, all of Manches­ ’The judge had the discretion Faces of Many Americans ley in California. She stood up­ the south had a special aptitude ferring to the appropriations ter. They had lunch with State time. to reduce the death penalties to for painful stoop labor. But you committee all other bills requir­ After 9H months of trial,” he right as we approached, and Sen. David Odegard and were life imprisonment, and attor­ can see, they suffer at their Impress Touring Newsmen massaged her back with her introduced by him in the Sen­ ing state funds. said, “all the superlatives have neys argued that he should do work.” It reminded us of those The governor has said he will hand. Life expectancy for the ate chamber. been used. All the hyperbole has so. who thought that Asians did not (Continued from Page One) When we nodded he said, “ snl- CUcano field workers is 49 continue to veto that type of been engaged In . . . All that re- FHtzgerald asked the judge to per fire from there killed two of years, but Anna smiled through sweat In the hot treble sun, The House yesterday upheld bill unUl the General Assembly ' mains are the bare stark facts consider the women’s use of left the Spartan Hutterite colo­ our people a few months back, her eyes, the only part of her ’There were hundreds of other 15 rejections of bills for claims approves his recommended of seven .senseless murders— LSD and whether they "killed nies. He smiled at us and said, This place Is bad news.” face not bandaged against the faces. The land was etched against various towns In the budget and tax plan or comes seven people whose lives were on their own or under someone "Yes, the boys and girls some­ A little later Stachula said, wind and dust. deeply Into some, others were state. The rejections had been up with an acceptable substitute. snuffed out by total strangers else’s impetus.” times leave us. But they always ‘"niat’s where A1 Capone "We are slaves no more. 1 get eager with ambition. Many recomended by the committee Consequently, If aind when the for motives that remain known *nie state contended Manson return because they never find Oven Prepared lived," pointing out a handsome home to my children before were just anonymous players on on government administration multitude of appropriation bills only to them. . ■ . Not only Is the used the women as “ robots” to what they are looking for out old hotel on Lakeshore Drive. dark now,” she declared. That the passing parade of America. and policy. are finally considered, both death penalty appropriate but It do his killing, and the defense there.’’ And he pointed beyond “ And the St. Valentine’s Day farm had slg;ned a new contract Yet some stay fixed In our Houses of the legislature will la almost compelled by this the rolling Montana hills to the said that meant they were un­ Massacre took place there,” he with the Chicanoe giving them minds because each had indeli­ have to put In full working case.” able to premeditate. The women sinful cities. ’Ihe legislature’s elections commented as we drove down a easier working hours and more bly shown us cme aspect ot the weeks, to keep abreeist of the confessed roles In the slayings There was Big Red. ’There committee has given a favor­ Manson, 36, and ttuee women gloomy street a little while lat­ pay. A union leader with us America we had come to ex­ during the penalty trial but said was stubble on his chin and his able report to a bill that would crunch of bills. RIB ROAST members of his nomadic hip­ er. But all we saw was a block commented, ‘JUiere used to be plore. jacket was soiled, but in that pie-style clan—Patricia Kren­ they were “ stoned” on LBD. full of shops that had long since winkel, 23, Leslie Van Houten, Maxwell Keith, attorney for Los Angeles street of broken swallowed that notorious ga­ men he carried himself with an 21, and Susan Atkins, 22—were Miss Van Houten, noted she was rage. condemned to death March 29 19 at the time ot the slayings air of assurance. Stachula expertly lifted the We piloted him Into one of by the same jury which convlcrt- and said, “I d(«’t know of any veil of anonymity from the MOTHER'S DAY MAY 9Hi ed them ot murder-conspiracy 19-year-old girl In modem times skid row’s sleazy bars and of­ streets. "Look out for him, he’s In the slayings of KOss Tate and ------fered him a drink. While freely been some time In the pen,” admitting to 98 cmvicUons for ’ Stachula said as we drove past six others. drunkenness In his 44 years, he a man walking down a side Miss ’Tate, a Idcmde, pregnant CAR and TRUCK chose coffee that morning be­ actress, was savagely slain at street. RENTALS cause he had just arrived in "How can you tell?” Horst her mansion along with four 'vis­ town on a freight train from the itors In August 1969. The next Itv iil‘ asked. north and wanted to stay sober night a wealthy market owner 1> \ i \ U I Iv - M O N I'll “Did you notice he was taking until he sought out some old and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leno I .Htiu 1 rrm I .r;isinu short steps. You only learn that friends. LaBlanca, were similarly \1I> M.iUr or M o d i’l kind of walk In jail. Inside the ‘"When I start drinking,’’ he stabbed. said mattter-of-factly, smoothing cell.” Judge (Mder ordered Manson Manchester Motors ’Hiere was J j!.‘ ’Ed” McTeer, his wiry, gfray-streaked red taken to San Quentin’s Death a Southern geidleman, sheriff of Lease, Inc. hair, " I hit the bottle for five. Row and the women to the Oall- M r in h r r i.rnu.ix .ind Ivvdrr six or seven days, and on that Beaufort County, fom ia Institution for Women at s\ slniis ride I like company along that I years before he retired recently, Frontera. No execution dates .M : \u>i ( i.Nn.K ^ like.’” and a self-taught African schol- were set pending appeals. For M \\( iiJ> I r.u—(VI.; i.’.i I Blg Red was evasive about his -ar. As we reclined In comforta- lb. the time being, Manson and eariier life. “I’m a snowbird,” ble chairs In his ante bellum he said. “I come south in the mansion set in a plantation winter like those birds. In sum­ cloudy with Spanish moss, the mer I was in Seattle working sheriff said, "Slavery was work­ (1st - 4Hi Ribtl the timber. I ’ll go back when ing perfectly well while the the weather gets warm er.” slave caste blacks were being “Why SO LID S $5 ing slghtlesely into the hot sun, I what they have to say about Home Improvement Loans. turned to Horst and shook my H ll I'm head in perplexity. We had seen STRIPES $6 many lives lost in the Vietnam BO B OLIVER WESTERN war, but this was a new way of Can't Find 'Me? I'm at death. MORIARTY CORDUROY ‘There was Chicago detective (wide wale) Joe Stachula who showed us the BROTHERS SUOOR BELLS city. From the back seat of a BEE^ffMART selUng Llncoln-Mercnry and police car America takes on an WUlya J e ^ fine automobiles; ominous hue, like when we were HARTFORD NATIONAL plus s select group of "Safe- driving through a complex of YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOB'S Buy'' Used Cars . . . high-rise apartment buildings GLENNEY'S and Stachula thrust an arm out 'You'U find me daily at 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER M E N 'S SH O P THE CHOICE &ANK of the squad car window and SU Centeb St., Manchester. Fhone me at MS-51S8 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Open Xues., Wed., Sat. till 6 — Tbars., FrL UD • HARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD • EURWOOO • NEWINOTOH • WETHERSFIELD . WINDSOR • BLOOMFIELD . FARMINGTON . HARWINTON - ' /*?Fo?ARD^°•"°MONTV?Lu”^^^NORW NEW HAVEN pointed to one rust-colored 7 W M A IN s t r e e t IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER wSlDEN . MIDDLETOWN . COLCHESTER • ESSEX • OLD SAYBROOK . HIANTIC • WATERFORD • NEW LONDON - GROTON - •'"'STIC - STONINGTON • LEDYAKU muniviLH. building in particular. FDfANCE WITH YOUR MAS’TER CHARGE CARD! KAMUtn niuvutiU BB i,uu,n«icA . CENTRAL VILLAGE . PUTNAM • DANBURY - NORTH GROSVENORDALE - STAMFORD •‘You see that one?” he asked. OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. I ■ ’ , PAGE FOURTEEN MANqHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 MANCHESTER -EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN ------— ------— runs the theme of disaster when they trace their ancestry to the Farjeon, immediately are re­ which it tends to get slightly ^ the two cultures come together, medieval era in Spain and Por- garded as potential strikebreak­ purple. The tsde ends on a macabre Xugal, when they were the elite ers rather than innocent wan­ Phil Thomas I note. Intellectuals of the Iberian pen- derers. A place where men dls- Associated Press The book’s subtitle is "An Es- insula, tmst—and with good reason— kimo Saga." It deserves the There are some surprises in other men and instead tmst POTATOES ARE CHEAPER. Hudson's Bay, lost a part of its word “ saga,” for it is a power- the book—such as the fact that rats, agcdn with reason. ” ... Oil Rig Blaze By Max Shulman. DouMeday. crew. [Three survivors, nearly ful, vivid tale, memorable for many a Social Register family, don’t chunk no more coal at Cau^ Unknown $5.9S. perishing, were rescued off the the emotions that it arouses. presumed to be non-Jewish, h ^ them rats. Jack. A rat, he’s a Howr many elements can an ice by a band of Elskimos. Miles A. Smith a Sephardic ancestor in the miner’s friend. TVhen the rats HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The author cram Into a comic nov­ This novel, based on actual Associated Press family tree. start running—it’s time to get cause of the offshore oil plat­ out. A rat like that one yonder, el? fa ct is about what happened to ------^ Many colorful men and wom- form fire that htts cost Shell Oil { Slapstick, nocrtalgia, sex, the the three mariners and the 40- THE ORAJNDEES. By 8te- en are in these pages, along he can hear a fall coming before Co. $36 million may never be it’s hardly commenced. There’s Jewish mother bit, ridiculous si­ odd Elsklmos of a roving group phen Birmingham. Harper. $10. with feuds, duels, an unsolved known, the president of Shell | many a miner owes hls life to tuations that remind you ot who were hunters and fishers of "America’s Sephardic Elite” murder and a man who claimed says. Gives You More For Less! rats, mister.” blackout scenes in vaudeville or the sea-ice territory. is the subtitle of this 353-pege to have loaned the United States "We have not pinpointed the I burlesque, dialogue that sounds The crux of the story is that work by the author of the best government some $700,000 dur- This world into wdiich Farjeon cause, Denis B. Kemball-Oook | Uke the quips of a stand-up bof- tragedy follows the confronta­ selling "Our Crowd”—which ,ing and after the American Rev- wanders, after being dispos­ of New York said here Monday. fo in a night club—you name it, tion of three members of "civili­ was a lively account o l Ameri- olution. But the most colorful is sessed from his farm during the "Our InvestlgatlMJs are contin­ Shulman has it. zation” and the little band of can Jewry of the German tyi>e, Uriah Phillips Levy, a hot-tem- Great Depression, is one in uing but we may never know 1 The framework for this pot­ primitive, clannish Eskimos known as Ashkenazim. In hls pered naval officer who ran a which tumbledown miners’ the cause.” pourri,. Is a narrative related by who live in their own world of new book he traces the ancestry one-man caimpaign against shacks huddle close to the killer An explosion wrecked the the hero himself—Morris Katz. nature. and history of the American Se- anti-Semitism in the Navy, and coal mine in which they work. mammoth platform in the Gulf The mine lies close to Glory, The time is 1036, in Minneapo- It is told by an Eskimo named phardim, a smaller group who got himself into five courts mar- of Mexico off Louisiana Dec. 1, W.Va., an area in which Grubb BOTTOM ROUND or li»Ot. (Paul, and there are plen­ Avlnga, a cripple who- is practi­ came from' Spain and Portugal tial (he also happened to pick killing four men. It took Shell has located much of his fiction. Granulated Sugar 5 54c ty of references to the p«iny- cally a slave—and therefore has and "considered themselves a up Jefferson’s Montlcello in 1836 137 days to choke the last wild WALDORF an opportunity to observe every superior class—the nobility of (or a paltry $2,700). In an effort to better their well. Hi-C FRUIT tlght strictures of the Depres­ sion. thing that goes on around him. Jewry." Biringham has the ramon- ccHiditlon, the miners have gone Kemball-Cook said it now ap­ Chase & Sanborn Coffee "83c| Young Morris finds himself He tells of the three whalers Birmingham bases hls facts teur’s gift of telling a good yam, on strike and by doing so have pears that the cost of fighting SHOULDER ROAST involved in a plot, dreamed up —-a moody third mate named o.n Dr. Malcolm H. Stem’s with relish, gentle humor and drawn on themselves the wrath the fire and confining pollution S TISSUE Billy; a harpooner of rambunc­ "Americans of Jewish De- understanding, of those who run the mine. will be about $36 million. Maxwell House Coffee i> 83c| or Boneless Chuck DRINKS by hls nutty cousin Albert, that scent," a huge tome consisting MUea A. Smith Hired gunmen are sent in to he ban save the family form tious nature, known as "the The estimate did not include Naturally Aged destitution by marrying a (Jew­ Portugese;" and Daggett, a almost entirely of geneolog;lcal ------break the strike. The miners the value of the oil and gas that Carnation 51? 89c with 1 ish) girl whose father is blond young seaman, the only charts; it was published in a THE BAREFOOT MAN. By fight back and within 60 pages burned or 'was lost. for Tenderness some half dozen people die vi­ wealthy. one of the three who seems to limited edition in 1960. Dr. Stem Davis Orubb. Simon ft Schnster. He said (xUy part of the loss Coupon ■ H a reg ■ and Fiavor olently, one by crucifixion, the Uqlpkg Morris’ calculating mother understand the Elsklmo way of arbitrarily stopped his charts at $e.9S. was covered by insurance. Dry Milk ^,39 46 others,, among them Farjeon’s Below ■ ■ ■ rolls ■ Ail OZ goes along with that, adding the life. Avlnga also tells of Sarkak, the year 1840, on the ground ..jj through the north wln- wife and unborn baby, by gun­ sage advice that he’d better aim the Eskimo leader, who at first that anyone who migrated to ti 4 3 Colifonua Roast son with today’s black and grim Fresh Large, 5 to 6 lbs humor, but it may still enter­ Boneless Chicken Cutlets lo 1.29 5 9 1IPk Finast tain, as it has picked up the cur­ lOc Off 49 02 Roasting Chickens Shells rent fad of eroticism. Kelloggs Rice Krispies 13 oz pkg 49 c Miles A. Smith ROCKVILLE Butt 0 0 1 Ziti Rigati Label pkg \ i Associated Press Boneless Pork Roost INDOOR 35 oz jar 41b Rotellini Motts Apple Sauce I THE MORTAL GODS. By VERNON Sauerkraut Maurice Dolbier. Dial Press.' Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 17 ozcan 27c Finast Vac Pac Bacon 5‘95 $5.96. With the purchase of a package of The year is 1896, the seme is Sliced, Breakfast 17 ozcan Big Value Frankfurts i'^ 'b pkg M.19 London, and Dolbier’s novel is Green Giant Sweet Peas 19c Hbpkg 50*^ on a theme that often is exciting MANCHESTER Bologna, Salami, P&P, Olive, Tasty, Pepper Favorite —the theater. 32 oz Ml 34c Finast Coid Cuts Sale 6 oz pkg 39c Colonial Vac Pac Bacon 1 lb pkg S9C The principal figure—and he’s TENNIS Motts Apple Juice Mix or Match TOMATOES quite a figure—is Robert Jo­ Swifts Brown N’ Serve Sausage 8 oz pkg 69c Armour Vac Pac Bacon 1 lb pkg 79c vian, 60-year-old head of a Welch Grape Juice 24 oz btl 43c Finast theatrical family; an actor, di­ Vegetable Sale! Oscar Mayer Skinless Frankfurts i 'b pxg 85c Beef Liver Sliced Select Round rector, producer and 'vital force CRANBERRY 32 oz btl 47c Nepco Skinless Frankfurts i >b pkg 85c BY THE PIECE in The Olympian, a theater he TENNIS FORUM with tha l8te$t in indoor tanni$, Ocean Spray COCKTAIL Finast Whole Kernel Corn, Slab Bacon Importedirttd 3 8 9 ' has been running for years, Colonial Bologna Sliced Sozpkg 59c casting various members of the open$ a Vernon • Manche$ter club on Augutt 1$t. 17'A ozetn 42c Sliced Green Beans, Spinach Sliced Pork Liver lb 39c family in supporting roles under Join your friend$ and other profe$$iohal$ at the Birds Eye Puddings Oscar Mayer Variety Pak 12 oz pkg 99c his own stardom. Sliced Lamb Liver lb 59c PRESERVE 24 oz car It happens that Jovian while TENNIS FORUM, where the player c6me$ fir$t. Dinty Moore Beef Stew 65c on tour in Bristol, has discov­ Act today. Limited member$hip$ available stock j j C 16 oz C Young Tender Veal Sale! Sliced Calves Liver ibn.09 ered Emily Holm, an inexperi­ qt ja 64c up ^ cans Richmond O C ^ l enced actress vdto shows prom­ Hellmann’s Mayonnaise Shoulder Veal Chops ^n.09 Strawberry a ise of future g;reatness. •Mr. Deli Specials! When Jovian announces that Rib Veal Chops Flavorful b1.49 he will qpen the new London Finast Bologna Sliced To Order lb 79c season with "Romeo and Ju­ lOCAIID off Eiit 97 from Interstite 84 Loin Veal Chops liet,” with Emily and himself in DOLE Chicken Roll Tasty Treat lb 69c the leading roles, there are Veal Cutlets Tender I ^2 .6 9 tremors all through the family. (Roote 15). The TENNIS FORUM will be Pineapple Juice 4t«gan 3 3 * lb 79c Barbecued Chickens lb 65c There are some interesting PE Veal Breast characters in this yam. They in­ only a few minutes drive from UPTON Freshly Made lb 31c clude The Olympian’s business Boneless Veal Stew b'1.09 Potato Salad Available in stores with Service Deli manager, who reminds you oi Manchester, Rockville and the University something out of Dickens; a Jo­ p vian son who operates on the fm TEA BAGS fringes of the Oscar Wilde set of Connecticut and turns into a poet; a daugh­ Miracle Whip qt i't 54c S Seafood Speeials! Lawn Sl Garden Supplies! ter, who runs off with a young critic who also considers him­ Skippy Peanut Butter 12 oz jar 43c self an advance guard play­ with Coupon pkg Holland Bulbs Spring , pkg 49c wright; another son, who turns GREY SOLE FILLET up in London csi his drunken, 28 oz jar Q1 C Below of 100 Skippy Peanut Butter The aristocrat of Grass Seed Glendale Park I 5 |b bag n . 9 9 lecherous way home from Army the Fillet Family c service in Indio, and many oth­ 5 lb bo« 3.75 79 lb ers. But of course Robert Jovian Minute Maid Orange Juice 4 1 Pine Bark Mulch Whispering Pines bale n . l 9 himself Is the commanding Jumbo Smelts Under 10 to a lb lb 59c presence in the whole show. Peat Humus Michigan | 50 lb bag n .2 9 14 ozbtl 24c Jumbo lb 89c The play’s the thing? In this JanjuA. J^t/uwL Heinz Ketchup Flounder Steaks lb 39c case the story’s the thing, and 28 oz pkg 35c Fresh Steamer Clams Cow Manure 50 lb bag n . 9 9 this stoty has many of the at­ Minute Rice PURINA DOG CHOW CRISCO SHORTENING Extra Large Shrimp 31 to 35 per lb ibM.79 tributes of the drama. Dolbier Fertilizer Turfmaster 5-10-5 50 lb bag n .9 9 —who Obviously has the theater 18 oz pkg 35c Haddock Fillet Heat and Serve lb 99c in hls blood—has a good story Piilsbury Cake Mix 10 lb bag ^ 1 , 2 9 Pure Vegetable 3 cal ® ® ' going here. Fish Cakes serve lb 55c Fertilizer Turfmaster 10-6-4 50 lb bag '2 .19 Miles A . Smith 40 ozpkg 53c Associated Press Bisquick Mix AN AMERICAN GIRL, By Goid Medal Flour ioibbag*F06 Patricia Dizenso, Holt, Rine­ • MmvuQ ruYim surfm e hart. $4.96. lOIbbag^FOB This novel about a high school • NblUIREOr, StUM W ^E Piilsbury Flour girl growing up in a sordid, de­ Frozen Food Specials! Fr<\sh Fruits and Vegetables! pressing home life in Hacken­ uaimiM NUTRITION IS OUR sack, N.J., during the 1960’s is related in a diary-like form by • SHOWER Uto LOOKER ROONS SPAM BUSINESS, TOO! the girl herself; she never men­ McIn t o s h a p p l e s Va l e n c ia o r a n g e s tions her name, so the reader ROMAN PIZZA knows her only as the narrator. IN OOUNTRY OUIR STVU Luncheon AAeat 12 u ga> 3 5 * Her mother is an alcoholic. ll.S. No. 1 - 2y4" Minimum fluriila. Sweet, Juicy Htipful hints en Nittritien by Dr. Fre4r!ck J. Stare, werl4»faineiis health authority, censultant en Nstrltleii te the U. S. PuklK Health Her father is very close to being • 81UIIUS FOR MEN MO WOMEN Service and adviser te First National Stores M its Nntritiefal.Aware- one, too. The parents fight end­ Cheese 15 oz neu Program. lessly, usually about money; the • RR04HOP FUU.Y EQOIFFEO Log Cabin Syrup 36c mother berates the father for or Sausage pkg Making nulrilion interesting to'the public is sonrvetimes difficult not getting a raise. An elder sis­ if one sticks to the facts. If one writes that calories don't count ter escapes to college and then • FROFESSHNUU. NKTRUOnON Vermont Maid Syrup '36c or that organically fertilized foods and natural foods are better 57‘ for your health than ordinary foods found in any supermarket, suddenly is a suicide; little brother Johnnie is a neglected FUa-TlME s 3^49'M s 10 59' these ideas seem to sell even though they are false. W e do have Beechnut Baby Food strained ’SJU c I Dairy Special! good foods in this country, and they are not filled with poisons member of the family. This in­ Yellow Onions 3 ' “"° 29 c Spinach ioozceio29c nor covered with dangerous amounts of harmful residues from sensitive household ^ sts in a • OLMS FRONT VKWNN LOlINRE pesticides. The Department of Agriculture, Food and Drug A d ­ duU monotony of dirty dishes Calo Dog Food llbppn I B e l ministration, Public Health Service, the National Academy of and cockroaches. Sciences to say nothing of the excellent laboratories of many of Jhe girl is part woman, part MEMBERSHIP t^ES: the food and chemical companies, have done and are doing an 26 oz c«n 25c Strawberries pint 39c excellent job to give us plenty of good safe food. child. She is interested in dates, Gentlemen $50 - Ladies $40 - Juniors $85 Ken-L-Ration Dog Food RORDEN’S S Fresh String Beans 27c worries about her clothes and r - — Do you know that there are some 50 known nutrients and per­ tries to take i>art in a few school NO INITIATION FEE 46ozpkg 7Qcl ------T ------1 haps sorrse not yet discovered which are all chemicals. They can activities. But she also is con­ Tide XK Detergent come from chemical factories or foods and any single nutrient is cerned naively with horror com­ OCc a II Tkis e n i l identical regardless of its source. Thus, synthetic Vitamin C made 9 oz M Upton Tea Bags | in a chemical factory identical to the same substance found in ics, movies, ice cream sundaes gal jug 4 9 ^ 1 All COU RT FEES Clorox Liquid Bleach A V U l l COUPON Ull COUPON Citrus juices. Any person who says that there is a nutritional dif­ and hamburgers. 6 cans ference between iythelic nutrients and natural nutrients doesn't As a narrator she is inarticu­ Flavors Toward purchase of One 8 oz jar Toward purchase of One 100 oz pkg know what he or she is talking about. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY pkg of 200 32cl pkg of 100 late about her inner feelings. 7 A.M. - 6 K m . (Secondary TTme) $ 6.00 (per hour per court) Scotties Facial Tissue She combines trivia with signifi­ 5 P.M. -12 P.M. (Prime Time) $10.00 (per hour per court) Eating is one of the pleasures of life. I don't think that in our Sanka Inst. Coffee Blue Borateem WITH THIS COUPON lifetime synthetic foods will ever completely replace real food, cant incidents in a jumble. Pre­ 16 oz*pkg 63c WEEKENDS Swanson Beef Pies C Valid thru Sat.. April 24. 1971 gf/C C Valid thru Sat. April 24. 1971 but already the chemist and farmer together are doing a better sum ably the author has used Fresh Bakery Special! C Vilid thru SaL. April 24, 1971 r t a lob in feeding us than either can do alone this level of conununlcation to 7 A.M. - 6 P.M. (Prime Time) $10.00 (per hour per court) lib pkg indicate the girl’s stunted devel­ 6 P.M. -12 P.M. (Secondary Time) $ 6.00 (per hour per court) Richmond Butter With 50 some nutrients, the best way known to receive the opment in a suffocating exist­ proper combination of all the nutrients is to eat avariely of foods ence. WITH THIS Waldorf ^Yissue^ [ It is a rather grim story, for I TENNIS FORUM INC. PHONE nt-0677 Kraft Parkay Margarine lib pkg 35c RLUERERRY PIE Betty Crocker 1 0 ' off COUPON Ultra to Dr. F. J. Stare, the girl’s life is tragic without IS PARK ST., SUITE 9 For 'Heahh's Sake ever tiiese C A K E I S o z S I Toward purchase of One pair SoMin 1C reg $1 I her realizing it. What Miss Di­ I ROCKVILLE, CONN. 06066 Delicious Finast M fellewiug itatlrai 3 tiarei a wtak. zenso seems to be saying is that MIXES 4 pkgs 1 4 Roll Pkgs 1 0 rolls 1 | life can be like that. Served with W T I C W A C E FRAHCO-AMERICAH 22 oz TOUCH Vinyl Gloves WITH THIS COUPON j MUes A. Smith Finast WITH THIS COUPON MUeday-Wednesday M eeday Wednesday Associated Press each C Valid thru Sat.. April 24. 1971 C Valid thru Sat.. April 24. 197'l gflO C Valid thru Sat.. April 24. 1971 | | N n l Friday Friday ADDRESS Spaghettio's 2i 31 Ice Cream t h e w h it e d a w n . By I ...... TEL ...... j 59 James Houston. Harcourt, Brace. $6.95. I I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN ...... MEMBERSHIPS. In the year 1896 a whaling Philadelphia 29c bark out of New Bedford, Mass., WE RESERVE THE RKHT TO LIMIT OUANTWIES up in the arctic waters above W M IS IIV I THI $I«HT TO UMIT OUANTITIES P t U t Ifftctlvw timi Swtwdar* A^l 24,1971 M M KW sttr m4 Sim hury Super FIiimI / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE SIXTEEN- iSecHon Two WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 m anrljPBtpr Stten h ts ig m U i WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 Pages 17 to 32 U.S. forces in Indochina has field of heavy-caliber ammuni­ France and the United States. been fully effective. Arms man­ except one of the world powers convinced South Africa that tion and local makers will soon The only military jet madO ufacturers in several countries or a U.N. force backed by world conventimtal arms are jnot suffi­ South Africa Increases be able to supply the navy with locally under license is the two- have not hesitated to compete powers. seater Impala. It can be used as for lucrative contracts j^ m Manpower is supplied by vol­ cient. all Its needs. The world commando—which Parkade Gets a trainer or for tactical ground Pretoria. ’ unteers and a form of conscrip­ Spending for Defense Some specialized military evolved from "Kommando”— Meatown equipment can be made more support. Britain agreed to sell the heli­ tion. The first female volunteers Students Aide Plan were inducted into special army originated in the Boer War. Twin Theater South Africa's version of the inexpensively here than it can The navy has a fleet of de­ copters under the Simonstown By KENNETH L. WHTITNG units this year. Britain won, but needed some 1216 Vi Silver Lam Associated Press Writer mtUtary-lndustrial complex Is be obtained from traditional for­ stroyers and frigates designed Agreement, named for a naval A smaller “ twin’’ to the UA base south of Cape Town, and 250,000 regulars to pacify the PRETORIA (AP) — South Af­ booming. eign suppliers, the article says. for antisubmarine warfare. It is South Africa fought on the'Al- East Hartford Put on Trial Basis Theatre Bast In the IMhnches- calling for joint defense (rf sea lied side in the first and second two forpier Boer republics. rica has budlgeted a record The official defense force For example, fuel tanks are taking delivery this year of Irreg^ular and guerrilla tactics ter Parkade will be construct­ three new Daplme class subma­ lanes around the southern tip of world wars and with the United A pilot program that will provide" students an oppor­ amount this year to maintain journal Paratus says South Afri­ Centurion tanks can be made today are taught at a comman­ "Where Quality ed, with groundbreaking plan­ ca now makes almost all its here for $420 each while Import­ rines from France—the first Africa. Nations in Korea. It now has a tunity to assist in elementary school classrooms will be and.modernize its armed forces, do training school near Bloem­ Always ned for early June, according to strongest on the African conti­ ammunition. ed ones cost $2,800. subs to fly the South African Official secrecy surrounding paramilitary police unit in put on a trial basis at Manchester High School for the Rhodesia's Zambezi River val­ fontein. Szceeds the Price!’* nent. A few years ago, said Para­ The air force Is still largely flag. military matters is strict, but rest of the year. It is planned to get it underway in an announcement by United ley, helping to combat infiltrat­ Spending for defense is being tus, the natlcm produced only a dependent on foreign makers. Britain partially lifted its there is no doubt that this coun­ early May. ------Artiste Theatre Circuit and South Africa flies Mirage Jets airms embargo recently to try possesses the most powerful ing guerrillas from black Afri­ In primitive African harps, __ designed plans with small increased by $83 million over limited variety of small-caliber Movement toward an tq>en groups, offering supplementary First Hartford Realty Oorp. of from France, Buccaneers from promise delivery of seven West- and efficient armed forces in ca. half a dozen curved necks, each last year's $443 millicm. It cov­ ammunition and three-inch air­ canipus at MHS permits stu- explanations or clarifying di- Manchester, developers of the Britain and relatively obsolete land Wasp hellccoters for anti­ Africa. It appears capable of Experience in guerrilla com­ holding one string, emerge from ers everything from sophisticat­ craft rockets. ents to leave the building dur- rectlons, assisting In coirectlng Parkade. South Africa now is almost Sabrejets of U.S. deslgpi. Trans­ submarine work. The U.N.-im­ withstanding attack by any bat starting with the Boer War a bounding box that gives the Tlw lorgost and Seymour Kaplan, vice presi­ ed weapons to new uniforms de­ ng study halls. workbooks and skill sheets, us- signed by a London couturier. completely independent in the port aircraft came from Britain. posed arms embargo has not country or group of countries 1898-1902 and observation of instrument greater resonance. 'mliMt mnert db- dent of First Hartford and its itoy in thn wholn Impetus for the pirogram orig- Ing flash cards for simple parent corporation, Wyandotte Inated with Ray Gardiner, Bow- games Involving new and old Industries, today confirmed non! e n School principal, and Louis word lists, and playing phonics that a 300-seat theater is plan­ Saloom, Nathan Hale School games for reinforcement, ned adjacent to the present principal. They feel that there Hie program will be open to theater, which opened In 1966 are many services that high MHS students who have a "C” and has an 800-seat capcuslty. school students can render to or better grade in all subjects, Lease negotiations have not elementary school pupils and are not nor have been on de­ been concluded but discussions FRESH CUT staff. The student aide plan, the merit probation, and are willing are “ firm,” Kaplan said. principals also stated, will pro- to make a definite commitment The extension will be to the vide a vehicle for young people to spend cei'tain study hall per- north of the present building, 4 Day Super Specials! Chicken Legs to use their talents to benefit 1" an elementary school on toward the Parkade proper. others. a regular basis. Parental a]>- Both theaters will offer first run films, according to United Art­ C aldor and Breasts Among activiues in we voi provide his own ists officials. 2 untary pro^am will be such trunsportaUon If necessary. (q U A B T E R S Hie theaters will sharo a WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY non-lnstrucUonal areas ^ oper- interested In learn- common lobby, and ticket sell­ atlng audKvidsual equipment. applying ing and other facilities will be aw asked to attend a ikeeting In the same area. visual materials as instiructed April 28 at 2:4S p.m. In Room The addiUon is being planned by the teacher, providing cler- 110 _ of MHS. _ Principal George by Phillip dlOorsla, Manches­ Columbia Basketball Supplies Hdqtrs. leal assistance, assisting with EmmerlUig and Miss Anne ter architect. lb bulletin board arrangements, geechler, guidance director, Harmony helping to administer teacher- will explain the mechanics, Spalding Tru-Bilt Basketball made or standardized tests. availability of elementary Bids Invited Headliner Official size and weight. |£ir / f OO Also, providing individual at­ schools, and specific services. Permalite cover, nylon would. M f ^ O O tention to pupils involved in Staff members and students On Road Work Series LP’s Combo skill assignments or seat ac- will evaluate the program in Spalding H ilt rhamberlain Basketball tlvitiles, helping with makup June to determine whether or The town will open bids May •Peter Nero - “ Love Story” Ideal to Bake, BroU. Heavy duty woven construe- u L n n work for children who have been not to continue it during the 7 at 11 a.m. in the Municipal •Jim Nabors - “ Somewhere, tion, Permalite rubber cover. M e I L O O Fiy or Barbecue . . . absent, Implementing" teacher- next school year. my Love” Building for the psitchlng of •Andy Williams - "Pick of Spalding Bick Bany Basketball town highways, according to His Hits” Tru-channel raised seams. o_ Maurifie Pass, Director of gen­ •Edie Gdrme - "If He Tou^^ Permalite cover, nylon « « « Ladies’ 14 Kt. Cold 17 Jewel Walked Into My Life” OUR OWN Human Relations Unit eral servlcea. •Ray Conniff - "The Impos­ Backboard and Goal Set The bids will be made on the Elgin Watches sible Dream” FRESH MADE basis of unit prices for bitum­ •Johnny Mathis - "Pick of Pro-style fan shape, thick. om Backs CUD Concept Visitor Tries the Lutz Fur Matching Game inous ccmcrete surfeuse with a His Hits Non-glare finish. Weather re- Rm . '7'T cement concrete base 8ind with • Many more hits to sistant. 1 ^ 7 1 ^ 7 7 By MARGARET HAYDEN Even for out-of-staters, participatory exhibits in the Orange choose from. and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kiely, former resi­ a gravel base, and for cement ITALIAN - (Herald Reporter) “ Just Say 2.98 Backboard Goal with Universal Bracket Room of the Lutz Junior Museum have a fascination. Eleven- dents of Manchester, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ann concrete surface with a gravel The Human Relations Commission last night went year-old Ellen Kiely of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, assisted by Mrs. Kiely of 250 W. High St., during school vacation. The young base. Caldor Charge it” thick goal, long life 120 SAUSAGE The contract proposal states thread net. Non-glare finish. it li 1 9 .9 7 on record as backing the principle o f Comprehensive Alan Chaloux of 25 Sunset St., tries her skill at the latest miss was attending first grade at Washington School when her Priced! Urban Development, (CUD). There were no opposing addition, the “touch and see’’ fur game. The object is to match family moved. Mrs. Chaloux is chairman of the Junior Wom­ that the work wiU be let in 38.88 Men’s and Boy’s Basketball Sneakers votes by the five members at the meeting. furs with the pictured animals. Besides those shown, there are en’s Club education conunittee, which is responsible for the new amounts not less than 100 Black or white, Jr. sizes II to At the beginning trf the dls------square yards o t refiair work. leopard, ermine, fox, raccoon, seal, ocelot, weasel and others. display. Materials were loaned by York Strangfeld, Manchester The contract will nm from 2, Boy’s 2‘i to 6, Men’s 6'.a to /§ 7 f l cusslon, WilUath Wagner, a when they are acUng properly, Ellen, a sixth grade pupil in the Cape Elizabeth Middle School furrier, of 307 E. Cen'ter St. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ■S K iSf"“‘v 1.99 12. (N oll'-,s.) chairman, pointed out that he Over strong opposition from May 20 to the end of 1971. wanted the discussion to stay Mrs. Goldburg, the commission lb on the issue of the concept of voted to oppose two other bUIs Cloud King Kites CUD, and not CUD as proposed parUy because they would take Caldor Baby Powder for amy area. A request for a some authority from towns. Let- Chamber M Award ^ 1 1 by Remco Houseware zone change to allow CUD In ters will be written to the the Keeney St. area has been town’s three representatives and For baby's tender skin! Our A dh-| Medium or Hot Pleasantly scented, in 8Heg.*9- / # 1 made and has caused much senator notifying them of the A . controversy in town. commission’s stand on the three To Be Given Tonight unbreakable 14: oz. can. U for X Specials! Members approved the plan- bills discussed at the meeting. Some 300 members of the Manchester business com- ned village within a town Idea The bills opposed by the coin- •, . th pir mipats are pxnected to attend the an Choose from many styles of and S s s e d other Wanned mission are Bill 1038, an act to mu n ity and th eir ^ e s t s are e x p e c t s TO a tw n o tne an Caldor Baby Oil high flying see through kites. EXTRA LEAN ? ^ m ^ Z nor\n oS»raUon provide local human rights andnual tenquet and “M’; award presentation of the C h ^ - Save an Extra in other parts of the country. opportuniUes agencies at state ber of Conunerce tonight at Fiano s Restaurant m Bol- |i| M a n c h e s te r Avoid rashes, chafing. Tonka Totes 'MINUTES FRESH' Unbreakable 16 oz. bottle. » 6 9 ' Prank Rlzza, commlssloh expense to the 33 towns In the ton. ------ili As Seen on TV member, said that CUD state with a population of over ^ g p.m. social hour will pre- comedy. She has been active In would provide needed housing 28,000; and Bill 6304, an act to community theater In addition SAVINGS GROUND without the town giving up any eliminate raxdal imbalwce m to college productions, P Westinghouse Zenith Bill Fold Caldor Baby Shampoo 20%OFF authority to the state. the twrard presentaUon to a During the evening. Walter Light Bulbs AM Port. Radio CHUCK Before the CUD vote. Rlzza ^ull finan- Manchester clUzen who has A. Morrissey vice P«aWent of A LOAN Tearless, won't irritate Our Zany, free wheeling cars in and Mrs. Beveriy Malcme, an- provides M l fU i^ outstanding leadership Hartford NaUonal Bank, will baby’s eyes! 16 oz. un- 8*9- many different styles. Kids other member, had voted assistance froni the sto commitment to the better- assume the presidency of the breakable bottle. 99‘ love 'ern! Our Reg. 7 for 50< Red Tagged Items against a moUon to support Bill “ P agracles and p :^ community. An- CSiamber from Dr. Harvey Pas- ^ f the General Assembly ^“ ‘ 3 a n T o S Z n e e m e n fo f ^ S e n t is tel and the new directors will Norstar Choose 40, 60, 75 because they felt It would take L ^ n a ^ l S always kept secret until the be introduced, watts. No rain too much authority from town nresentaUon. William R. Johnson, execu- Caldor Stainless Giant Yo Yo checks! 6 . 9 9 ^ Choose from Irons, Our 10.88 lb Steel Blades Our Reg. 75‘ e«. Toasters, Frypans, Rug. n- „ n .„ u ,« c „ . Package of 10 blades, ^ 99< Blenders, Can Openers monies. 50 watts to 150 Plays open or closed. 8 tran­ to allow low or mt^eiute In- Connecticut Commission on Hu- year for the business commu good for shave after and many other items! come l^lng^^ ^ n a ld VW^te Opportunities. Jdty. shave! Unbreakable, safe - and loads watts - 3 way. No sistors. Complete with batter­ of fun. As seen on TV. rain checks. ies, earphone. and Mrs. B w b ^ not under town control. Miss Cormecticut lor 1970, voted to sui6port the bill. Wag­ Mrs. Goldberg said a paid hu- Miss Cynthia Arm Fowler of Petition Filed ner broke the tie by voting to man relations agency might be Cheshire, will be the guest s u p p ^ the bin. He feels It has problems the com- speaker. In addition to her talk, In Bankruptcy Duro Body llp^rcoating Save an Extra 'GEM" BONELESS e ^ g h s^egu^ds to mission has not been able to she wlU sing three selecUons to , Barbara S. SMOKED the autlyrity of zoning boards because It has no authoifty the accompaniment of t o e ^ i i ^ Tankeroosen R i.'. With and its members have limited Morgester Orchestra, which will ^ voluntary peU- 3 Quarts Ume to work on commission provide music for dancing. bankruptcy this morning Mira- Folding Binoculars DAISY SEE us for bettor shoe projects. Mjgg Manchester of 1971, u.S. District Court, Hartford. Prevents rust, de^ens sound. Spray on any surface j lift 30% 0F F repairing tiiat will keep BIU 6304 sets up a coonpUca- priscllla Anne Doyle of Rock- ,pj,gy ugted UablUUes of $6,- ted three-part formula to de- also attend as a assets of $31J0. that needs protection. Shampoo! your feet comfortable! We ROLLS use only GENUINE termine It schools are racially guest of the Manchester Jay- Area creditors Include: Nor- Our Regular Low Prices on All PBSIff: LiEAXHBB! Shoes Imbalanced. Wagner said, “The eges. man’s, Inc., Manchester, $102.42; Duro Plastic Body Repair Kit S 7 ? made longer or wider • > • fault of most of the bills on Connecticut, who Is 21, Dr. T. J. Gutkowskl, South Wind- Compact design fits pocket or racial Imbalance Is that they ^ gj Western Con- sor, $110; Household Finance, purse. For sports, theater, etc. SAM YUYLES don’t Improve education. They nggUcut State College majoring $311.62; Propane Gas Service, pint Fireplace 88 OlAK S T R E E T just move kids around.” ^ ^gg,g gducaUon with voice SouUi Windsor, $400; Regal's ' “ The soluUoti to racial Imbal- ^g speclaUzatlon. She plana Men’s Sh<^, Manchester, Won't crack or shrink. Sets in 10 minutes, ready to| Red Brick or Bissell Wall-to-Wall “Shoe Bepairing of ance In schools is housing,” teach at the high school $214.83; Ritter Finance Co., $2,- sand in 30 minutes. Complete kit. Equipment lb The Bettor Kind!” Rizza said. He feels the bill If jgygj gnd would welcome a ca- 088, and Rockville General Hoa- Beige Stone Rug Applicator BstaMishod U ll! It became a law as It Is now j-eer either in opera or musical pltal, $636. Ensembles, "log baskets, written would be a “ disaster.” ______Duro Naval or Aluminum Jelly GAF bellows, tongs. Hurry in and save! SAVE 40c Lb.! Our Reg. YOUR Super 8 Color Film M9eo. Some Examples; CHOICE 3.99 S5.88 Log Baskets, Our Reg. 5.99 Sale 4.19 ECONOMY Brush it on. wash it off! Coats metals with effective grease and stain resistant. Self Firelighters, Our Reg. 7.49 Sale 5.24 2 inhibiter. No scraping, etc. sticking, very attractive! Special solvent lifts greasy 2.49 Decorator Cork 8 sq. ft.....3.99 stains from carpets as it Complete with processing! Grates, Our Reg. 3.99 Sale 2.79 onnib Pint Size, our reg. 2.49 Now 1.67 ea. Instant wall sized bulletin shampoos. Includes applicator Roll returned directly to your board! Decorative! Reg. 4.99 and 3 quarts solvent. mailbox. Our Reg. 16.99 Sale 11.89 "GEM" Ice Cream » SKINLESS Saving money on your Scotts Halts Plus 0 Automatic Reg. Price 79* Vz Gallon FRANKS Combination mortgage makes sense crabgrass preventer and fertilizer. Covers Electric 6 lb. box I 2,500 sq. ft. 7.95 Heavy Duty Steel NOW! This Spring it's going to cost you less to 14.95 Covers 5,000 sq. ft. 3 en. ft. Wheelbarrow Dryer own a new home because Savings & Loan $ SAVE 25 has reduced its home mortgage rate to Steel tray with Our Reg. 8.99 0.99 rolled edges. (ALL FLAVORS-WITH THIS COUPON) 7 V2 % . You can make larger payments Scotts Turf Builder 10” rubber tire In harvest gold or avocado.' M T. V E R N O N for easy than required or pay up your mortgage Sustained feeding for wheeling. 6 . 8 8 Our Reg. 164.70 early without penalties at Savings & longer lasting, greener Smith Corona d a i r y S T O R E v.\M .\iii.i; nil m\ lawn. Covers 15,000 sq. Loan. Applications are being processed 13.95 Coronet Automatic 12 within one week! 9.95 Covers 10,000-sq. ft. a:/ HOME MORTGAGES 5.45 Covers 5,000 sq. ft. SAVE 25* MT. VERNON pliis2 44 ^ D A IR Y MOSER FARMS ECONOMY Vigoro □ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Scotts Turf Builder Plus 2 Two automatic Pye'es, MIDDLE TURNPIKE Cyclone Spreader timed dry cycle. Unload Meatown Combination fertilizer signal with volume conUol. MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION and weed control Covers lawn 4 0“ r Reg. 21.49 Stop-’n-Dry. or dry without V" Covers 10.000 sq. ft. times faster Full size 88 character key' Ice Cream tumbling- SKCIALS for 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 14.95 than conven- board. 12" carriage, auto, re­ t i o n a I turn. Fully guaranteed. CHARGE IT! nnins., n u . aioa aa* Reg. Price 79^ Va GoUon COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 7.95 Covers 5,000 sq. ft. spreaders. 17.77 l im it ONE PER CUSTOMER — EXPIRES APRIL 28, 1971 Wo Aeewi< IVtod at—fw B oO P A ^fL L MT. VKRNONDAiir^^5Rr)»_ANp MO»«ll WanewiwweT>>Bigm 244 B road S t r e e t ill SALE: WED. thru SAT. To 1 M a n c h e s te r “T" Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Men. Ibr« FrL 9:30 AM. to 9:30 9.M. Galdtr ’ ^ Saturoay B AJ4. to 9:S0 PJd. lililiiiliiiiiiiii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971

r2r7ryyzr>y”3ry,[gst»pcShi?^ In the ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Ruby-red beauties! Lowest price o f ij^e season! luscious Crisp-Aire^ NATIVE Rushed from Florida farms! Stamps News THE I 5) redeem at t cash FAMILY^ 3 Peanut Butter f-mt s Kw si-'isa register Fresh (kirn lAW YFAl. Stop & Shop FREE California StrawbOtries McIntosh Apples Create luscious individual Tender- Rights of the Unborn Child’s Toothbrush shortcakes with our oven- • with this coupon U.S. No. 1. sweet There was no doubt that the fresh Stop & Shop Dessert 2'/4" Min and a *5 purchase kemeisi truck driver was to blame for the with this coupon and a *5 purchase Shells. 5 - 4 9 ' collision at a downtown inter­ (except cigs. & elcohollc beverages.) (except clfs. > alcoholic bevera Quart - ' R O A S T E D . In section. And there was no doubt % 4 59 Good thru April 24. Limit 1 brush per customer. Fresh Peanuts Shop Shell. 1-M> bag • » Q that the tnickine> company was Good thru April 24. Limit 1 jar per customer. &jj§} liable for injuries suffered by the SUPERMARKETS expectant mother in the other car. I- < S X .A ' By SYD KBONI8H But later, the woman's baby ILLiiZJiSUULSJLV0^ O ______L - f ^ s s AP Newsfeatures was bom blind. Was the trucking In ancient days, the census company liable for that too? was taken by roving bands of In a court hearing, the com­ 5 soldiers counting the numbers pany said a child could not col­ of each household. Sometimes lect damages for something that the people were forced to return happened before it was even to their native towns for head bom. Yet, the court held the counts. company legally responsible for This, however, is the age of the child’s blindness. The judge Cut calories computers, and the census is re­ said: ‘There should be a legal right corded on data cards. in the newborn child to begin Such a data card appears as life with a sound body." when you shop the main design of a new stamp This viewpoint, while not uni­ by The Netherlands to mark versally accepted, is steadily gain­ « •£ that country's 1971 census^^its ing favor—at least, if the acci- 14th since 1829. The new stamp ' dent takes place after the unborn 'A ? iV'.. and you’ll cut is printed in purple and features child has become “viable." Courts characteristic elements of the have decided it is fairer to put Save on the jumbo jar! Our own pure WE punched census data cards. some burden on the defendant Everybody loves these milk chocohate GLADLY The Netherlemds census in­ A low, low mini-price on fine quality volved more than a head count. than to leave the child uncom­ REDEEM calories when pensated for a real handicap. Hot dog! You’ll Also recorded Is such informa­ However, it is not always clear Fun4n>the-8un FOOD tion as living conditions, means that the accident tmly did cause 4-lb jar Strawberry STAMPS of subsistence and . the degree of money-savers! Giant Size 3-lbs. stop & Shop relish the savings Industrialization. the child's affliction. In another AT you eat! case, a child was bom mentally on our own quality The inscription reads: “Veer- retarded after his mother had Regular STOP & s h o p ! tiende volkstelling 1971" (Four­ been hit by a careless motorist. 2 Styles Misses or Preserves teenth Census 1971). But this time, there was no Hershey or Nestle Bars Spaghetti or Thin Stop & Shop labels give you clear evidence connecting the two Picturesque native dwellings events. Refusing to hold the mo­ Children's Sneakers Sun Glory Brand Stop & Shop Franks the calorie content of fruits, revealing the story of its tribal torist liable, the court said a or Elbow Macaroni customs appear on a new set of damage award would have been Children’s sizes 5 to 12 Tested by our Stop & Shop All meat variety. vegetables and juices. four stamps from Papua and based “not on facts but on con­ . . . misses sizes 5 to 12. $< Neat switch that's quick to Bureau of Standards, so you New Guinea. The colorful jecture.” Rubber sole^-and ioe make and quick to please! know it’s good! Special mini­ Even when they’re not on stamps, designed by Australian More unusual was the claim caps. Heavy duty canvas Great when you've got a case price for Kids Week. REMEMBER. sale, these are a fine value. You’ll find our calorie counter labels artist Graham Wade, are part brought on behalf of an illegiti­ BE A FOXY Grownups will like them, too! of a continuing national heritage uppers. Choice of as­ ea. (Single of the "busy’s". 7 5 t on some Stop & Shop cans right now. mate child against his own father, sorted colors. Buy now SHOPPER series, reports the Empire seeking damages for the “shame” bar for summer wear. All Meat And, as shelf stocks are replaced, Stamp Galleries. of his birth. stop & Shop Welcomes Swift Premium Franks An Eastern Highlands Round But the court saw this as a Another sweet saver! Food Stamp Customers! there will be more and more. House built of stakes, dried foremnner of countless lawsuits All Meat grass and bamboo is featured by disgmntled children against Armour Star Franks on the 5 cents adhesive. The their parents: Peanuts Sweatshirt These new calorie guides on Stop & Milne (Bay House on the 7 center “One might seek damages for Child Mild Shop labels not only show you the has decorations of painted being bom of a certain color, Real cool dessert idea! Morton Gem Franks Dimension sweatshirts in White O carved panels. The 10 cents de­ another because of race; one for or Colors. Choice of 4 different d 199 calorie content of the item in the can, picts the Purari Delta House being bom with a hereditary dis­ designs. Sizes 2,4, 6, 8 to fit chil­ Nepco Franks Extra Mild but also of all the other varieties in found cm the Papua Gulf and re­ ease; another for inheriting un­ dren 6 months to six years of age. ea. HaHGaloii cognized by its size—over 100 fortunate family. characteristics; (beam Pies that same category. One calorie chart feet long and 30 feet wide. The one for being bom into a large Extra Mild Coconut, Chocolate, Straw­ Cotoniat Franks lists all Stop & Shop canned fruits. Seplk-Maprik House on the 40 and destitute family, another be­ berry, Lemon, Banana, cent is referred to as the cause a parent has an unsavory Neapolitan. Another, all the canned vegetables. "Men’s Spirit House" which Is reputation.” Bologna stop & Shop Sliced Big, Bouncy Playballs Sherbet used primarily for special cere­ Fearing to throw open a Pan­ And a third, all the cannedjuices. monies to which women are dora's box of litigation, the court I OZ pkgs. (Bolo.. decided to turn the claim down. 9Vb" balls decorated in new mod Gold Guts Toity, Olive.) barred. designs. Great for park, playground, Stop & Shop Just as our unit pricing tags let you TTie Native Dwelling set is An American Bar Association seashore or pool. Special low mini- stop & Shop available at your local stamp public service feature by Will price . . . buy one for each of the Sliced Danish Ham 8 oz pkg compare the cost of one size against store or department. kiddesl Brand Bernard. n Buddig. 3 01. pkqg. (Beef, ^ another to determine the best value horn, turkey, cornbsef. p3»- The 1971 edition of the US- ® 1971 American Bar Association Sliced Meats troml. for your family, our comparative cal­ BNA (United States-British North America) catalog now is All Meat orie guides will enable you to check Delightful fruit flavors: Orange, Roesslers Franks 1 lb pkg. available. Since its introduction Meskill Choice 3 pc. Garden Set Orange/Raspberry/Pineapple or the calorie content of one fruit, vege­ '-n the 1930’b it has become a Orange/ Lemon/ Lime. widely used price list and mar­ A& Mediator Is For Children table or juice against another tp de­ ket guide for stamps of the U.S., Let them help in your garden or cide what’s best for your family and its possessions, United Nations, Under Protest plant their own little patch. Set Canada and the provinces of consists of rake, hoe and spade. 8 8 Plan a chic-nic with Weaver your menu, calorie-wise. North America. NEW BRITAIN (AJP) — Tte The new edition has several State Unllormed Fire Flgbtmrs Soon this helpful information will be" thousand price changes—mostly Associatitm launched an attack Dutch Frye Chicken ^ ^ 1.6* upward. The book has 200 Sunday on Gov. Thomas Idea- available on more than 70 Stop & pages, contains more than 2,000 kill’s choice of Harry Purcell Spoky" Color Clips Thighs & Drumsticks' ^ “ ^1*6' Shop foods. So when you go mini­ Illustrations and several special to be a public member of the Save with mini-pricing on tasty Mini-priced goodies from our freezers! features such as a fully illus­ State Board of Mediaticn and For your bicycle. Clips snap onto Treat the kids this week pricing®, look for the labels with the trated U.S. Stamp Identifier. Arbitration. bicycle spokes with ease. Each pack­ c J Chicken Breasts ^1.5 Sections are devoted to stamps PurceU, say the firefighters, age contains 26 clips, 12" in length. and save at Stop & Shop! important extra — comparative calo- of the Confederate States, com­ Stop & Shop Morton Batter Dipped Fried. 1 lb. 6 oz. pkg. has filled management roles too 7 .day glo colors. 79pkg. I . rie guides. plete listing of all U nit^ Na­ long to be capable of impartial­ i Bonnie tions adhesives and all major ity on the 'board. Cottage Cheese Bubble Bath 32 oz pkg 39* Frozen Donuts Party Pack *1.4 U.S. commemoratlvea and air­ The firefighters, who made Fried Wing Sections. Only Stop & Shop has them. mails. their feelings known in a state­ 4 4V2-OZ $ 1 1 lb. 12 oz. pkg. 2 Cap Sweet and spicy. . . tender, The catalog at $l may be pur­ ment, say they are asking John Healthy savers for your little shavers! lb Cracker Jacks i 3 packs I egg-rich morsels lust the chased at many dealers or Driscoll, head of the aFLtOIO’s URG E CURD right size for sophisticated stores, or It may be ordered State Labor Oouncil, to arrange Large chunks of curd make dunking. Great with milk o r, post free from the publisher, H. an emergency session to con­ Boyer Aspirin chiidnn't 4 of as i this fresh cottage cheese 1 Giant MSMTs 79" juicoi too. Single pkg. 34C E. Harris ft Co., Catalog Dept., sider court action in the case. a snappy item. Take ad­ Boston, Mass. 02117. Waiter O’Connor, president of vantage of the low mini­ Stop 8 Shop F rtz ii lOezSw Johnson Shompoo bottle 69' price this week. the firemen’s group, declared Root Beer s,vr.r«.“Si 49" Waffles U rg iS Izi S pkp I New Zealand postal officials Sunday that Purcell’s back­ Pet Dry Milk have announced its stamps for ground as a former vice presi­ Desitin Ointment m°69' the remainder of 1971. Included dent for Industrial relations at Whole, 3 lb Pretzels 99" Nabisco Pizza n»i> 3 m ’1 are four definitive stamps for the Torrington Company makes Swift’s Chicken 6 oz can National Parks, two for national him an improper choice for the H ■■ Zion fruit bars, 30 . pkgs development, a stamp for the public role on the state board. $1 Fruit Bars * 45 r l D I arfSAppIt or Blueberry z P k |t Save on our freshly baked Stop & Shop Hudson Napkins 3 of 180 I berry. first satellite earth station in “It would be a sad day for New Zealand, a health Issue; all fire fighters and other pub­ two stamps for hockey, and a lic employes as well as all union Yah Yah Buttercrest Bread Borden Gremora 69= Popsicles 59‘ Orange Juice T 2 ^89' members, if the board’s trlpar- special stamp for the golden ju­ spaghetti sauce, meot ^ ■ ■ Lincoln drinks, '/z gal m ■■ bilee of the School Dental Ser­ Ute ratio were changed, as the or King Size Bread 21 oz Heinz or meatless, 29 oz jar Q # Ili^ llllfC bottle: grope, party U l llllk o punch, orange orange/ Taste o'Sen ".1^^ 59‘ vice. governor proposes, to two man­ V I ■ ■ ■ ■ m w pineopple, apple/ Delicious, enriched breads from our G U D jTQc agement and one labor mem­ Trash Bags 10 count pkg O T cherry. bers and no one truly represent­ own bakery. Single loaf 34( Brandm ing the public interest,’’ O’Con­ 52 oz O Q c Onion Rings '“’ * 2 iH 39' i Berkeley Bomb Rival Dog Food can Nabisco "rs’sK ’ 45‘ Broccoli nor said. Kitchen Cupboard Donuts Vu 59" 9*/2 0Z O’Connor said Purcell’s ap­ Stop & Shop CM M A Birdseye Spears O 1S89‘ We reserve the right to limit quantities Hits Bank Again ^ pointment could be contrasted ChoceUtt or a ii S ■ Dog Food 25 lb bag Z . A T Stop & Shop Brownies'Buttirscotch X P*>|i I Milk Shakes Pancakis with that ^f the man he re­ CHUCK STYLE OR GRAVY STYLE Borden’s frosted, chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, coffee, lOliezpki BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — A places, the Rev. Daniel E. John­ Step a Sbep II oz # a C chocolate fudge. Downyflake 29' BranO pkg or S Q y Fine quality dog food with a flavor your pet pipe bomb exploded at a branch son of Hamden. Johnson, said Chocolate Eclairs will like. O'Connor, had a record of "ato- of the Bank of America today, ( solute neutraUty. . .We know that shattering windows, doors cmd all too well, because Father Always fresh, quality fish swim into our maxi nets. hurling fragments as much as Johnson has ruled against the 60 feet. lire fighters on a number of from our A big savings on luscious maxi-meats meats at your Stop & [Shop It was the second blast there occasion^.’’ 8 c k General Mills i In less than two months, the lat­ O’Connor said state law con? Fresh Haddock Fillets est of many explosions at Bank ceming the board "automatical­ DELI-HUT of America branches throughout ly disqualifies Purcell. His life- .. f Cocoa Puffs the state. Irnig record is strictly o p ^ |w |it^ ^ beef at a money saving price. Caterer*s peared damaged, although glass lic Interest would be like as­ Caterer*s fragments showered inside. signing the fox to guard the 7 5 Kitchen Weaver’s 'Full Rib Half Kitchen The blast "nearly shook the chicken coop” O’Connor said. 591 dickens out of the house,” said a Chicken Roll lb Pork Loin Roast Master chefs pre-' neighbor. pere tempting Small Pizza Giving a Hoot ® 2 5 * ^ King Size Nepco f(xxl$ every day. Zippy meal with a zingy Corned Beef lb Full Loin Half BOCA RATON, Sla. (AP) — Detergent Pork Loin Roast 69t Custards Italian flavor. 8 in. National Monument Florida Atlantic Urdversity 84 oz pkg Fob Deli Hut Plain, Bread, Rice, Grapenut. . SUNDANCE, Wyo. — Devil's gives a hoot. 10 oz pkg of 6 Next week, the Audubon So­ with this coupon Onion Rolls Meat Bolls $ 1.78 S h ^ Tower, 28 miles northwest of off Thm aptU 24. Limit 1 pkg per customer. l-ean Sundance, was declared the na­ ciety wlU officiate when the IDS 88‘. Our Deli Hut brand. Heat and servo. campus becomes a burrowing Caterer's SUPERMARKETS tion’s first national monument fotooooiioooolBaiep.aiop Garden Salad Kitchen 1 lb by President Theodore Roose­ owl sanctuary. velt in 1906. A 60 million-year- “Our owl populttiion has old volcanic neck, the tower grown and prospered along with rises 1,280 feet above the Belle the university,” said Roger 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER MlUer, vice president for ad­ 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W ES T . M A N C H E S T E R Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Fourche River ministrative affairs. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE TWENTY stead of adjourned. The idea which would have based repre­ George McGovern of South Da­ and others who spoke up at clared that “ the people are behind it Is that the delegates er by going to the MOC pafe- been at the school from March Democrats sentation at the next state con­ kota that stemmed from the Tuesday night’s meeting, the moving to the suburbs” and the will Reconvene in order to act Berkeley Real Pioneer Rham District 9 and will be helping until Miay Peace Group teria, where a booth will be set vention on the number of reg­ 1968 Democratic National Con­ argument was between urban Democrats would be well ad­ on recommendations of the Mc­ I 14 are Dean Vlens, mathe­ up until tomorrow night. istered Democrats in each town vention. Democrats and suburban Dem­ vised to take account of the Govern Coninjlsslon for party In Balanced Oassrooms matics ; Wayne Moshler, At Monday’s meeting, the BITUMINOUS Delay On and city, rather than on the ’The big fight at the meeting ocrats. shift of population. reform. ' . science; Benjamin Blake, Rich, Signs 235 number of voters who cast bal­ ’Tuesday night was over the Former State Tax Commis­ ’The Democratic State Central MPAC acknowledged receipt of ard Charron, and Terrance Cor­ lots for the Democratic candi­ question of representation at fu­ sioner John L. Sullivan of New Committee resolved to meet BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — the first city of more than School Board Will Pres&nt $16 from Sgt. Bernard J. Smith Delegates coran, English, and Mrs. Dor­ date for governor in the last ture state conventions. Would Britain spoke for the registra­ again late in May, at which Heading Honi« While some American commu­ 100,(K)0 population with a signifi­ For March of 11 Edwards St., stationed in othy Mader, William J. Qulnley DRIVEWAYS HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ state convention—or In the last local parties be represented on tion side. But others pointed out time it is expected to set the ISTANBUL (AP) — Four^.S. nities were fighting efforts to cant black population to de­ ’Thailand, as a contribution to ticut Elemocrats faced the prob­ the basis of votes cast for Dem- that New Britain, despite its ground rules for the reconvened desegregate their schools, the segregate schools by busing. $1,284,983 Budget on May 3 Jr. and Raymond Walker, social The Manchester Peace A c­ ! AND two state elections. destroyers that held exercises hi someone’s bus fare. lem ot cities versus suburbs ’The Democrats have to hold ocijatlc candidates for governor? overwhelming Democratic reg­ state convention on basic party the Black Sea for the past five'Miniversity city of Berkeley three Forty-four per cent of the city's Studies. tlon Coalition reported at Mon­ The Regional District 8 Board deny the request but felt It uate with a BS from Central prom the University of Hart- In his accompanying letter. ’Tuesday night, and voted to a state convention this year be- Or would they be represented istration, had elected several rules of representation. days crossed the Turkish Straits yda^s ago voluntarily iaunchecj 113,000 residents are black. an Ol^mentary school busing Today, critics have found bus­ of Education will present an would interfere with the sched- Connecticut State College. He ford. Miss Khca Ormond has day night’s meeting that about Smith said: "I am now serving postpone a final decisipn to an- casue they must act on the re­ on the basis of pariy registra­ Republican mayors in the past In formal terms, the conven­ today en route back Into the in the USAP. I have been in PARKING LOTS other day. tion? few years—including ’Thomas J. tion this year will be an exten­ Mediterranean. They were the progrant. designed to balance ing did not live up to their fears, estimated finalized budget of uled programs as presented by was a student teacher in in- been assisting in the art de- 236 people have signed up to port of the McGovern Commis­ and supporters have learned It make the trip to Washington, Vietnam and I am now statlon- The Democratic State Central sion, based on recommendations According to State Rep. Wil­ Mesklll, ' who is now governor. sion of last year’s nominating Rich, Steinaker, New and Wil­ classroom^^aclally. $1,284,686 at its May 3 annual Zotta. dustrial arts at Rham in 196®. partment from March 29 649-5233 FOR ESTIMATE did not meet all their expecta­ D. C. for Saturday’s antl-Vlet- 6d in ’Thailand. Even though Committee rejected a pl^ of a group headed by U.S. Sen. liam O’Neill, D-East Hampton, On the other hand, O’Neill de­ convention, which recessed in­ liam M. Wood. In so dolng'.NBerkeley became budget meeting. Leave of Absence Resignatians, effective at the through to May 21. ON PAVING oted " committee had developed. to pay off $76,000 this y i r on The plan’s key concept was the new addition. Since' this W PRICES plus that fonneriy white schools in proposal seemed unfavorable at the city’s hill area would serve 2 W o Rosorvo Tho Right last week’s budget hearing, the Get up to S O extra Top Value Stamps with these kindergarten through third board has voted to reduce this 4 To Limit Quantitioi grades, with whites walking to amount to $36,000. U.S.D.A. CHOICE school and blacks riding buses, The $40,000 decrease could while black flatlands schools not be applied in whole as ad­ would serve grades 4-6, with blacks walking and whites rid­ ditional interest charges total­ TRIPLE HEADER COUPOHS ing buses. ing $9,198 because of short term The city was broken Into four financing had to be included. "attendance areas," each in­ Also, It was necessary to in­ CHUCK cluding a black neighborhood clude $4,000 ton services, such Worth 200 EXTRA c and a white neighborhood, and as legal fees for bonding. Worth lOO EXTRA A Worth 150 EXTRA B assignments to the 14 elementa­ ITie budget will be presented Top Value Stamps ry schools were worked out by for a vote by the townspeople Top Value Stamps Top Value Stamps computer. Die assignments re­ of Andover, Hebron and Afarl- • f . G flected the community’s racial e« ptHclMMS totaling $5 to $9.99* on purchases totaling $10 to $14.99* on purchosos totaling $15 to $19.99* 9 borough on M ay 3 at 8 p.m. With coupon A purchato of f S.OO or moro. Coupon ORpirot composition: Chlcano 3.4 per Soturday* April 24,1071. O nt coupon par cuifomor. in the auditorium at Rham Thb SSBQSS SMV oho ks msd is csaMsstiss w M s H m t Thh csspss sMy sits bs stsd Is cSsiblssrios with otbsr Thk coopoa oiay alto bo otod la cooiMaatlaa with othor cent, other white 43.3 per cent, High School. T r M Misdir C ssfsat for o* SMsy m 410 btro Top Tripis Hssdsr Csspsst H r st SMsy st 410 Iitm Top Triple Hoodor Coapoat for at oiaay at 410 btro Top black 44.7 per cent, American Voloa Stooipt. Midget FootbaU Vsiss Stssipi. Indian .1 per cent and others 8.6 ’The board also voted to deny *bclsdlsq itoon prekibitsd by low. *bcludisq itssit prohibited by law. *Exeladiug itomt prohibitod by law. per cent. use of the Rham High School Oesd riwsofh Sotsrdoy. April 14,1971. ssly at Popslsr. Good through Saturday, April 14, 1971, only Ot Popular. Good threoqk Saturday, April 14, 1971, only at Popular. "Our achievement in the pri­ field to the Midget Football As­ mary grades—the youngsters sociation. who have been with us all the Athletic Director Michael w l m m V l ' POPuinR Meflt Volml way—Is higher than it ever was Zotta informed the board that in predesegregation Berkeley,” the soccer program at Rham SWIFT'S PREMIUM OO on S oz. Jar says Dr. Richard Foster, the su­ would be short one field this Coupons A & C are worth 300 Top Value Stamps with purchase of *20 thru *24.99. perintendent of schools. fall as the larger field has been “ I would contend that up harrowed and reseeded and Coupons B & C are worth 350 To^ Value Stamps with purchase of *25 thru *29.99. SLICED BACON...... 79?^ through the eighth or ninth will not be ready for use until ‘ SWIFT'S grades oiir kids are performing late In the fall. Coupons A, B & C are worth 450 Top Value Stamps with purchase of *30. or more. as well or better than they did Also Zotta reported that the DAISY BUTTS--...... 79» before. Also, there are more four soccer teams, the varsity, With coupon A purchoM of tS.OO or moro. Coupon txpiros multiethnic friends among stu­ junior varsity, fredunan and DUBUQUE _ _ Saturday, April 24,1071. Ono coupon par cuitomor. dents and parents than ever oc­ junior high, will be using the curred before." remaining fields four days a The city’s three junior highs, week from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. un­ FRANKFURTS...... -991 for pupils in grades 7-9, had til Labor Day. CORN KING been desegregated in 1964 with­ Zotta was also under the im­ out busing—the students must pression that the midget foot­ walk, get rides, use bikes or ball organization wanted to ALL MEAT BOLOCNA .79f. public transportation. Senior high pupils have al­ A quit the Rham field and move SLICED ■ ■ As. up to the Gilead Hill School in ways attended the city's one high school, Berkeley High. Hebron. The Black Panther cofounders Bob- Harry Megson, board mem­ COOKED HAM...... - 7 9 “ . by Seale and Huey P. Newton ber from Hebron, reported that are among Its form er pupils, he had gotten an entirely op­ and racial tensions and separa­ posite view of the situation and CENTER RIB PORK CHOPS...... 99s tions have traditionally been therefore had continually re­ HYGRADE strongfihere. quested further information With coupon A purchaM of SS.OO or moro. Coupon axplros Poster says a larg'e part of the from the administration as to Saturday, April 34, If 71. Ono coupon par cuitomor. problem now at Berkeley .High P why the field should not be PORK CHOPS *|>^ LIVERWURST-— ...... 59' is that students have been mix­ used for football. ing there for the first time, and Megson regretted having to Double-Duty that poorer quality preparation for blacks has left them segre­ SAVE 3 0 C gated by achievement the way Vernon SA V t 2 8 C SAVE 6C they are by homes. lincolh Lcow Post Office LUX UQ91B AJAX on throa 8 oz. pkg*. Public Relies Will Extend Dollar. prune juice OETERfitHT On Newspapers oeiersm^ Its Service Shop where you get Top Value Stamps LUCHCV CNAUMMS For Full News When the consolidation of the NEW YORK (AP) — A recent Quart 84 oz. with coupon 4 purchoM ot M .N or moro. Coupon o.pirtt poll showed that Americans rely three town post offices becomes Soturday, April 14,1471. Ono coupon par cu 7 9 ° CAKE FROSTING M pondents named newspapers as ually being misaddressed to the medium that would most Vernon where delivery is in likely have full coverage of Rockville. news "in which they are very ’The consolidation of the three aNUWb HEINZ GREAT much interested,’’ while 46 per post offices, Vernon, Rockville DAIRY DEPT. SAVINGS _ __ with coupon 4 purchoH at tS.oo or moro. Coupon txpirot Soturday, April 14,1471. Ono coupon par cuttomtr. cent chose television. and Talcottville, was announced Clam Chowder...3«"> 9S American Soiips...4«» 89 A total of 33 per cent selected about two weeks ago by Con­ HEINZ newspapers when asked, gressman Robert Steele. ’Die BREAKSTONE DAILEY'S SWEET . "Where are you most likely to push for consolidation was Mixed Pickles... : 59‘ Spaghetti Sauce...3!*°“ M find the kind of advertising that started several years ago and gives you the facts you want to was backed by the Chamber YOGURT 2c OFF LABEL TIPTOP _ _ know?” Another 9 per cent pre­ of Commerce as well as other ferred television, and no break­ g;roup8. Ajax Cleanser... 2 25*^ Variety Donuts...... '^" 63 down was given for the remain­ As part of the consolidation, JOHNSON'S der. 2 JOHNSON'S ' I I on a-lb. pmn delivery service will be expand­ The bureau, form ^ in 1913, ed to include some customers Klear «b x ...... 99° Sun Country FRESHENER uh v 9 has 1,000 mewspap^ members who now receive their mall throughout »e_;Uni{ed States. through the Talcottville and JOHNSON'S GLORY <4 cn Vernon post offices, Bolger said. Pledge Wax...... 75° Rug Cleaner... Each postal customer in the l ig h t 8. LIVELY OUHK arqa will be notified of the pos- [H with coupon 4 porchoM.alM.44 or mart. Coupon onpiros UjV delivery service which will COTTAGE CHEESE ^ Saturday, April 14,1471. Ono coupon par cvttomor. SHOOT IT! be available and wh^t steps he must take, if any, to'make such FILIA -a ll sizes— deliveries possible.. d e s s e r t TOPPINR...... - 0 9 ICEBERG At present, malj ''is available Flashbulbs & cubes only through post office lock MRS. FILBERTS A ,,, $4 JUM BO HEAD for snap-happy boxes at the Talcottville sta­ tion, while five rural routes MMBKBIHE...... ' picture-takint serve Vernon customers. Bolger explained that these FROZEN FOOD V**-**®* two offices by themselves do LEHUCE CR ISP SIXIN C fo O FF not meet the population re­ Crlsp»Alra 207< quirements to justify the estab­ NEW CHEESE PIZZA on lishment of city delivery serv­ MacINTOSH APPLES 3 ib^ 49' ice as long as they operate in­ U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Popalar Quality Processing dependently. He said now the , POPULAR'S NEW ,701. C qualifying areas in the whole Your choice oS 10 PACK PIZZI^ ORANGE JUICE '/, .a . 69* with coupon 4 purchoM ol M .tt or moro. Coupon oxplro* Color and town of Vernon can be given Saturday, April 14,1471. Ono coupon par cuitomor. city delivery service. . CHUCK Block and White Effective April 30, the Tal­ Roasters for U.S, *1 Yellow ONIONS 3 k 39* cottville and Rockville offices ROAST o i r b a n q u e t Film will become government oper­ FLORIDA ORANGES 5 K 69® ated stations. The Vernon fa­ Top Value Stamps MEAT SLICES 4 *1 cility will be the main office CRISP CELERY HEARTS Jumbo ^ O c PRSBSCiBIPTION DEPT. and will process all mails. 6 Pak 649-9946 ’The consolidation will elimi­ 0RKN8E JUICE ...... AU OtlRBr Calls 64S-6S30 nate the present use of three MRS. SMITHS HOT HOUSE TOMATOES different zip codes within the Sliop where your dollar s,“ 6 3 ‘ town. After April 30 the only KPPLE P IE ...... CHERRY TOMATOES WESTOWN zip to be used will be 06066. does Double Duty with l a r a a i E B a However, customers who pre­ SKRK LEE FOUND 60* 4 5 5 HARTFORD RD. fer may use Rockville or Tal­ MANCHESTER cottville Instead of Vernon as long as they use the correct Top Value Stamps zip.

\. PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WT^nvEST^. APRIL 21, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, iHANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THREE rows. Bear badge, and Donald Turnpike, all Rockville; Mrs. Tolland Barrows promoted to Webelos. Three Indicted Rockville Guy Gagne and daughter, Dunn AN EXCITING PARTY IDEA! Coventry, on a cross complaint DeMaio and two other New Ha­ Den 4, David Hathaway and Hill Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Larry In Bank Holdup Hospital Notes Business Mirror on grounds on intolerable cru­ Third Man Held ven area men last week in con­ RANGE AND Jeffrey Labbe, wolf badges. Dobson and, son. Cottage St., Tolland County New Post Den 6, Chris Curley, Bobcat CusfonMT Pick-Up Buffets, ttml elty. He was granted custody of nection with the Nov. 24-25, 1967, VFW Names Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 FUEL OIL pin; Jeffrey Hubbard, Wolf At New Haven Rockville. ,two younger minor children and NEW YORK (AP) — Bay­ In Bank Theft burglary of the Cornwall Bridge p.ni. in all areas except ma­ Home De!fvered Buffets Jail Advised as Curb Superior Court as a property settlement she office of the National Iron Bank badge; Cliff Lucente, silver NEW HAVEN (A P ) ^ Three Admitted Sunday: Mary less Manning, dean of Stan­ GASOLINE ternity where they are 2 to 4 will convey to him her interest NEW HAVEN (A P) A 27- CJomwall. Burglars escaped Vernon Girl arrow, and Raymond Dwyer, New Haven men have been in­ Boron, Grand Ave., Rockville; in Reody-to-Serve Containers! ford University Law School, and 6:30 to 8 p.m. DIVORCES In jointly owned property In year-old New Haven man sur- ^ th about $1,300 from the bank, gold arrow and promotion to dicted by a federal grand jury Bernard McHugh, Hatch Hill To Industrial Pollution will become the full-time rendered to FBI agents here Two men arrested earlier In For further information, cali Divorces were granted last Connecticut tind Maine In re- president of the Council on Its Queen Webelos. in connection with the March Admitted Saturday: Mary Rd., Vemon; Christine La­ Tuesday and became the thii;d yjg case and also free on bond BANTLY OIL By JOHN CUNNIFF trolllng pollution, on ending the Superior Court Judge turn for a non-interest bearing Foreign Relations. Miss Lori Lee Osgood, daugh­ Den 7, Raymond Given, Wolf 24th holdup of the Dixwell Plaza pointe, Glenstone Dr., Gail Phil­ man arrested in the past week are Robert M. Celentano, 25, Savage, Talcott Ave., and Han­ GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Im. A P Business Analyst Paul J. Driscoll to note for $8,000 due in seven Chairman David Rockefel­ ro.M I’ \.N ^ , IN( . ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Os­ badge; Ross Osborn, silver branch of the New Haven Sav­ lips and baby. East Main St., war in Vietnam. He plans to " * ' ’ for the 1967 burglary of a Corn- New^4Iaven, and William Bur- nah Schneider, West St., both 649-5313 or 649-BS14 NEW YORK (AP) Pete march against the war on April Len^ Germaine Allard from years, to be secured by a sec­ ler announced Tuesday that good of Cross Dr., Vernon, has arrow. ings Bank. and Karen McCue, Maple St., wall bank. zynski, 30, of East Haven. :;::i M\i\ s'H!i:i:i Stark’s suggestion for reducing 24. ‘ Guy j6. Allard, both of Man- ond mortgage on his prcvsrty Manning, 48, will succeed been selected as Loyalty Day Webelos Den 1, Jeffrey Sauer, The three were indicted Mon­ Rockville; Mary Peck, Snipsic all of Rockville; Arthur Kelly, Donald L. DeMaio, 27, was ar- ______In Coventry. both Grayson Kirk as presi­ '|■|■;l.. ( ) i!i-i.'.n:, Queen representing VFW Post Doug Lentocha, Larry Lozo, day on charges of bank robbery Village, and Lewis Dezso, Piver.sl.'ie Dr.. Vemon; Wilfred industrial pollution was shock But he is shaped also by tradl- chesWr, on grounds of intoler- rested Tuesday .on a federal dent and George Franklin as 241 Ladies Auxiliary. and Scott Hubbard, athletes with violence, conspiracy to com­ Mountain Rd., both Ellington; L:itz, Hale St. Ext., Rockville; , ing. “Throw a few chairmen of tlon, and he owns the rather es- able cruelty. She was granted charge of bank burglary and re- Baron Von Richthofen was |{m kvilli’ ''7'i-:i2T I executive director. Miss Osgood will represent awards; Doug Lentocha and mit robbery and \iolation of the Frances Orozlem, Village St., Wayne Poller. Sycamore Trail. the board in Jail,” the California tabUdunent-soundlng name of custody of five minor children leased on $25,000 bond. called the Red Baron because Kirk, president emeritus the .Tolland group in the May 1 Harold' Hackner, craftsman federal firearms law. A total of Rockville; Gladys Strait, Coventry; Martha Mangold, banker told a meeting of cnvl- Fortney S ^ k Jr.—Pete is a 'with support payments of $30 Japanese Buzz A federal g;rand jury indicted his plane was painted red. of the board, was named to state Loyalty Day contest in awards and Scott Hubbard, $4,322 was taken in the holdup. Church St., Vernon; Agnes Fish­ Orchard St., Rockville; Cindy I 24 HOUR TOWING ronmental law enforcers. nickname. A native of Milwau- per week for each child, all rea- 643-5135 a new position as 'vice chair­ Wallingford. geologist. Named in the indictments er, Geraldine Dr., Ellington; Sandberg, Pomfret Center; Ed- | Only then, he elaborated lat- hee, he went west to attend sonable medical and dental bills COUPON Red Destroyer man. The position of execu­ The winner was presented Webelos Den 2, Brian Kos- were Rufus Higly, 21; David J. Miguel Albeszu, and Pasacol ward Wianko Jr., Robert Dr., er, would industry realize that it Berkeley, liked the area, and and medical Insurance for each with a bouquet of American cher, Ricky Bums, Steven La- White, 23, and Alphonse John­ Ortzz, both Braod Brook. must stop polluting, that it can- with seven or eight local busl- child, and $1 per year alimony, TOKYO (A P ) — Four Japa­ tive director will be discon­ South Windsor; Pearl Williams, tinued vdien Manning takes Beauty roses, a savings bond Forge, Richard Bowering, Da­ son, 22. Births: Daughters to Mr. & not continue to ignore local reg- nessmen in Walnut Grove, near Joanne M. Kane of Vemon nese fighter pilots made a dry-, THURSDAY SHOPPERS SPECIAL Franklin Park W., Robert ' office in September. and a trophy by Auxilia|^ vid Malrson, Joe Gorman, Higly was arrested the day Mrs. Earl Savage, Talcott Ave., Moriorty Brothers ulations on the theory that the Oakland, he formed Security from James J. Kane of East Bauman, Fairview Ave., and | run bomb dive on a Soviet de­ The council, founded in President Mrs. Lois Tonsky, Ralph Hernberg, showman of the robbery in an apartment Rockville and Mr. & Mrs. Philip Claude Doubleday, Franklin St., | petty fine is cheaper than the National Bank. Hartford on grounds of Intoler- Dehuts as Lead near the bank branch. Authori­ solution. That was in 1963, when he was able cruelty. ' Sh was granted $1 stroyer last' month when they 1921, publishes the quarterly chairman of the contest. awards; Brian Kosecher, Ste­ Tripoli, Stafford ^rings. all of Rockville. 10 A .M . FREE Coffee or regular soft drink with She was crowned by last ties said he suffered a gunshot FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY It's like the motorist who 31. Stark still h e ^ s the bemk, per year alimony, mistook It for a Japanese war­ review “Foreign Affairs’’ ven LaForge and Joe Gorman, Howard Becker’s appearance Discharged Saturday: Eva till 11 P.M. K K any purchase year's winner Miss Nancy Rug­ wound in the leg from a shot­ Kustowski, Hartford Turnpike, Discharged Sunday: Donald risks a $2 parking ticket be- which has grown to more than Beverly Ruth Grant from and books. It also holds off- artist awards. as Dr. Jack Kingsley In the CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS ship participating In a military giero. Miss Osgood was recent­ gun used in the holdup. Johnson Jr., High St., and Geor- | cause the parking lots charge $80 million In assets, partly re- John E. Grant, both of Vemon, record meetings at its New Bake Sale Manchester Community Players’ Rockville; Yvette Desroslers, exercise, the defense, agency (BRING THIS COUPON—OFFER GOOD FOR EACH MEMBER OF TOUR FAMILT) ly selected as first runnerup in Johnson and White were ar­ Doyle Rd., Tolland; Frances gette Pollard and baby, Webber $3, he said. “ It’s a hell of a lot fleeting the rapidly growing on grounds of Intolerable cm- said yesterday. York headquarters with A bake sale will be held April production of ‘"Tlie Impossible on all makes... leading statesmen and schol­ the Miss Manchester contest. rested April 1 in Paterson. N.J. Lee, Maple St., Rockville; Stan­ Rd., all of Rockville; Betty-Lou cheaper to take the ticket—uflHl suburban area In which most of elty. She was granted $G00 per The agency said the four F86 28, at Hartmann’s Market in Years" this weekend will mark ars. First runnerup in the local The grand jury also returned ley Szestowlcki, Goose Lane, Nangel and baby, Elgin Dr., your car gets towed away.” Its business is done. week alimony until Sept.'l, 1971 Sabre jets carried no bombs and Rockville to benefit Boy Scout his debut as a lead performer. Miss Loyalty Day contest was an Indictment against George Tolland; Gertrude Schneider, Tolland; Deborah Dufour, Ver­ STAN OZIMEK, Manager Eew possibilities are likely to “ I wanted jo be a professor of and $35 per week thereafter the Soviet destroyer—which was Troop 15 of Tolland. Becker has been seen In “ Never non Ave., and Henry Duell, Mile Hardee's 2 Miss Nancy Cole, daughter of Hammon Brown, 25, of South Orchard St., Rockville; Joseph be received more grimly by business administration,” he until the $35 weekly payments not named—took "no defense Rummage Sale Too Late,” “Everybody Loves Hill Rd. both of Rockville; Joyce Tiny Republic Oldest Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweet of Norwalk, who is charged with Denham, Crestridge Dr., Ver­ corporate officers, who feel said, but he claims to enjoy total $3,500 or until she remar- reaction” against the fighters. SAN MARINO — The oldest The Tolland Volunteer Fire Opal," "Barefoot in the Park," Conroy, Somers; Mary Boulay, 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Hamburger Restaurant Vernon and second runnerup bank robbery in the March 30 non; Gladys Dubois, Ward St., their weekends should be re- being an executive. “ I like busl- ries. She was granted a change The Japanese government and smallest republic is San Department Auxiliary will hold "Odd Couple,” "Don’t Drink the East Hartford; Phyllis Carr, was Miss Judy Minor, daugh­ holdup at a State National Bank Andrew Nawracaj, High St., warded with a walk on the golf ness,’’ he said. “ It’s a challeng- of name to Beverly Ruth immediately apologized, and the Marino,'' whose 17,000 residents a food and rummage sale May Water,” and, "The Fifth Sea­ Pine ,St., Manchester; Hannah Broad St., next to Parkade ter of Mr. and Mrs. George branch In Stamford where $3,960 Clifton Crandall, RFD 2, and course rather than a sunning in ing vocation. It crosses a lot (it Thompson. Soviet government accepted the occupy a 24-square-mile area 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the son.” He has also served as Schneider, West St., Rockville. Shopping Center. Minor of Ellington. was taken. Ricky Zimmerman, Hartford the Jallyard. Few images could disciplines.’ ’ A divorce, referred to State apology, llie 13-ship exercise about the size of Manhattan chairman of the board of the Manchester Judges of the event were Leonard Comer Firehouse. be worse. He is also issue-oriented, " r ,! Referee John Hamilton King, was conducted March 10 off Island. Close to the Adriatic First Selectman and Mrs. Donations of items may be left Players. Oh yes, there was fleeting debate with radicals any day was granted to Kenneth Ober Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost Sea, San Marino Is surrounded Charles Thifault and Dr. David at the firehouse or pickup ar­ The production crew of “ The concern that soon merged with that we are better off working from Gloria W. Ober, both of main Island. by Italy. Serlucco. The judging was con­ rangements may be made by Impossible Years” consists of amusement over speculation within the system than burning ducted on the basis ■ of poise, contacting Mrs. Elaine Bugbee the following persons: Marci some months ago that if stu- it down. I believe In responsible personality and appearance. or Mrs. Penny Back. Negro, director; Donald Rlber- dents could rebel against facul- moderation.” PUT THE GREEN BACK INTO YOUR BUDGET Memorial Day Parade A nominating committee con­ dy, • technical director; Ray ty, why couldn’t young middle And responsible moderation is The VFW Post will hold a A&P MEAT CAN'T BE BEAT! sisting of Mrs. Noella Bean, Rodrigue and Manny Sbona. management revolt against the not, he believes, what corporate Memorial Day Parade, May 31. Mrs. Mary Ellen Luglnbuhl and set construction; Ruth McElrae- corporate president—lock him executives are practicing. Ihere Plans are still in the organi­ Mrs. Bugbee, will present a vy, set design; Manny Sbona, up dn the boardroom and an- are exceptions, he believes, but zational stage, and any groups slate of officers for election .at program cover; Carol ’Thomas, nounce a takeover in the Inter- not enough of them among the wishing to participate In the its annual meeting in June. stage manager; Susan Dynes, ests of shareholders and the establishment, event may contact Commander Safety Bug Club Bemie LeBel and Paula Jones, public? “ The old line has been that Erwin Davies for additional in­ Students at Meadowbrook PORK SALE! posters. Stark’s suggestion Is more you ignore everything but the formation. School will be taught driver Also, Cas Kovalskl, tickets; LOIN PORTION realistic. He would have corpo- shareholder. You delegate Cub Scout Awards safety and proper conduct in a Bob Therrlault. sound; Bob 7 RIB PORTION rate officers charged with felon- somebody to head the Boy Registration for Cub Scout car, during a special Safety Wlckland, Peter Belleveau and les for violating pollution laws. Scouts and so on, but that’s not Pack 915 will be held May 8 Bug Club program at the school Keith Merrill, lights; Ray with penalties up to five years enough.” and 15 at the Town Hall. FYiday at 10 a.m. Rodrigue, Michael Parker, John in prison. Business executives are Awards presented to pack The object of the program, Walsh and Donald Rlberdy, He cites the case of an Indus- among the most powerful and members at a recent meeting sponsored by the Tqjland Junior stage crew; Marci Negro, pro­ trial plant on the Sacramento potentially influential men In are Den 1, Eddie and Wayne Women’s Club and Fitzgerald duction council coordinator; River. the world, he believes, but he Hoyt, Bobcat pins; Steven Bar- Ford of Rockville, is to have Nan Brown and Laura Craco. lb. “ For years they pumped feels they must take a stand, children "bug” their parents publicity; Joan Craco and Ruth ■•I S M 4, MW* *1 lb* dirty water into the river, vio- “ Either you’re going to take a n o t i c e ”“ ^ and others to become more McElraevy, set painting; Nancy ilwks CMilot nt si Atf*« lating a 60-year-old fish and stand or you’re not,” he said, U.S.D. A CHOKE BONELESS Russell, general business man­ Slked49* lb. Sliced 59* lb. AtiP Bonus Buys TOWN OF BOLTON, safety conscious. IsstiU MrilRAIwks.) game control law, ’ he said. gyt standing up to pollution, A badge and membership card ager, and Roger Negro and CONNECTICUT “ The fish and game people example, costs money. Who will be awarded, and Resident Ruth McElraevy, decor. CROSS BOARD FOR ADMISSION cited them over the years and p^y? "The public is willing State Trooper Harry Tomasek '"rhe Impossible Yesirs” plays G R A D E A OF ELECTORS OVEN READY SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY SMOKED they treated the citations like to pay for It now,” he replied, RIB will present a talk about safety at the Bowers Auditorium FW- Notice is hereby given that traffic tickets. T h e y ’d appear In stark Isn’t so sure, however, day and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. SHOULDER the Board for Admission of mies. court and pay. Then the district that the cost will be as great as Tickets will be available at the Sunnybrook Electors in the Town of Bolton, Bulletin Board attorney’s office stepped In and forecast. He has confidence that The public hearing on the door. RIBS of PORK PORK the Judge fined them $2,250.” ^jjg ingenuity of the market- Connecticut, will hold a session U.Si>.AGBADEA in the Community Halt in said Board of Education’s pre^xwed More Importantiy, Stark relat- place, when companies are Town, of Bolton on May 1, 1971 $2,313,046 budget for the 1971-72 CHOPS Fresh Eggs ed, he put them on probation for faced with an ultimatum, will to examine the qualifications of fiscal year, will be held tomor­ Ocean Study BEEF CHOPS 12 years. “ Now the plant man- help cut those big cost estl- L.I. BKks row night at 8 in the Tolland lUCiD ager is on probation just as if he mates. A applicants whose rights have SAN DIE<30, Calif. (A P ) — MEDIUM SIZE stole a car. He has to test the “ Would you rather do the job matured subsequent to April 10, High School g;ym. The budget ’Hie Navy says a task force of EViSCERAYiO iG t t W p O water now, because he can get a yourself?” he asks business- 1971, anfl admit to the elector’s represents a $338,293 Increase destroyers has entered the OVIN d o x m ' year In the cooler.” men, and as a businessman he oath those found qualified. Said over the board’s present budget. southeast Indian Ocean for ma­ RIAOY BGCON Stark, 39, is a maverick by supplies his answer: “ It is in session will be held between the The Welcome Wagon New­ neuvers which Involve search­ icurtMi most traditional business stand- the best interest of business to hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 comers Club book discussion ing and tracking submerged tir- atds. He is concerned about get the job done. Leave it to the p.m. group will meet tomorrow night gets. i b 9 ‘ . ■ONaBSSBiiSKET corporate responsibility, on cmvm*i. I Fluffo Shortening »^98* and vegetables.” 4 9 « JANE PARKER OUR OWN WITH *5 PURCHASE At the same time, the com­ China Prepares AneiicaB SHcea SaladDressings mittee endorses the- proposed BREAKSTONE MIDGET lem o n Pie Tea B ag s 79* 7 ii oz. Z" expansion of research centers For New Visitors Walk into a Bonanza Sirloin Pit JANE PARKER-ALL BU'HER French,Itolion, Russion or Thousand Island WELCH'S pkg. A&P 1 0 0 % PURE CHILLED for corn, wheat and rice. HONG KONG (A P ) — Com­ munist CThina is anticipating a limiBrCliBase B B t Pound G ik e 49* Cranberry Juice butt It 59* Tile group says the breeding and you feel warm all over. Our decor JANE PARKER SWEET MIXED \ ot new varieties of cereals "has surge in international trade, TREE TAVERN diplomatic activity and foreign O Q U 10»‘ * * “ Spanish Bar Cake 49 bottles provided a breathing space” in invites a restful dinner out. Rich walnut Oxford PickMs 49* Orange the world’s struggle to keep visitors and is training large numbers of personnel to deal Pliza PlBI producing enoug^i food for Its with foreigners, (Chinese arriv­ CUIRBX and red carpet complement a true JANE PARKER-SLICED LUNCHEON ■ (3- OFF LABEL) BATHROOM ever more numerous people. ing from the mainland reported with Scott Napkins X"* 22* But, the report adds, “ unless Juice the area of breakthrough Is •wid­ today. Western mood. Raisin A&P GRADE “A ” FROZEN Waldorf The travelers from Canton ened and deepened and cultivat- said Peking had ordered that And when you mix mood with Bread French Fries Tissue gal the study of English and Japa­ OVERNIGHT bottle nese be emphasized. They said good fo o d -y o u ’ve got something. 9 i6oe. $ e 0 0 Pam pers D iapers 'i!L!:88* WANTCD the country’s three foreign lan­ guage colleges in Peking, loaves ■ ANN PAGE CREAMY or KRUNCHY IkaH*. Our steaks are the best in town. WITH *5 PURCHASE Gean, Late Modd Shanghai and Canton, are being Peanut Butter '!« 59* expanded, and large numbers of U S E D o u t s “politically reliable’’ students At prices you can’t afford to miss. A buck UUKAMSMiO are entering these colleges. B e e ch -N u t wisii CloroxBleach THICK something for our tender Ribeye steak. ^^Comet Cleanser Top Prices Paid THIRSTY Strained Baby Food Liquid Detergent HGta-OA CONTAOMA For Aii Makes! Bouilkn Cubts ^ 39* SHctil TtiMrtMs ‘'1*^39* BU88EEX. STOVER OANBT TERRY Under Iw o dollars for our Sirloin Strip. N«MGT.1»OG»lAMi CARTER CHEVROLET ONLY ■iONSproMls 'lr27*rnbricS6ft6Mr 75* Northway Phonmoey Less than $3 for the best T-Bone in town. 6'i!’73‘ 45* C O .. IN C . VALUES TO Silorttiiiiii 1.05 S^Mixts*?JX:r^39< 1229 Main St. .230 N. Main, Manchester SOWSHtM Comalion Parson's Next to Top Notch Prices like that can put anyone HydroxCMkief '*X.*^49* Lamhradrt Sm c L s '£t 9* Phone 649*5238 Ivory Bar Soap Inflont Breokfosl New Wax Remover rutwnuttrousH uwiMniTrtouM in a good mood. LBtnmiPlRttt 'j7 99*C6mb.Plzni ^1.59 M l ‘r 7 f ( MMCOUMItT LAJMMCMTDtOIM H A VM S ^ # 1 AkFrtshMT .J£.A9*Swse«tPixn 'StW So why not try a little tenderness ‘IS? r 2 0 * ^ sx59* ■wm mmttorruoaw StftSlardi 'Ir 49* CiiMst Pbxa 3t 79* tonight? At Bonanza. OUL14 AlAMtOtN 25* OFF Ctffte 1^93*ClM6stC6lM ir jtaindf It at Ajax Laundry Detergent LAJIU 1.30 OtOCKIUUO'NUU lAGTOGMPtAV CoflBt l.99WiiMlowCl6— er^‘X-49*/:* i B U W i vYithoursteie.^® SHOP OMNO UNION fOK THC FMESHEST PROOUCC IN TOWN the tiAroelt of moliiftMdt CALiFOiUllA VALENCIA mim dowfltoivn mAnekultM’ m m m . thunday only! 287 West Middle Tpke., Manchestor I Jumbo, plasttc U S.N o.1 -YBJ.OW garment bags reg. $1.88 $1.37 820 FiniiBitoa Am . (RL 6], BcMol • RL 1, Groton SiMppoit Mott, M on • n i Woshlngton Stroot (RL MlddMown • RL 72, Ptalovillo Shop^nf P h a, steel frame, full length, all colon, PUhnRlo • Albony Am . OB. 4 4 ), BW h v * F Ik i , WNt Hiltfaid • RMRMiitic FlO i Prim tlltflht. R.ril 21 Ike. 241. IW« CMmMMHy «i4 VKMIy. I l l wipiiwIM. Nt lip ip .H 'I’. iw rrri. W. mm. Ih. riei 1.1 heavy gauge plastic! 0B, flIX WUlioutis „ MHCESEFFECTIVETHEUSAT., AFtE.24TM. WEBESOVI IlS.EtSHT TO LIMIT QUANTITKS. NQI J UFONIIBIF FfW TYFfKiBAFHICA l EWQES Manchostor P«rkad«, Middk Tumpika. VYait —Jripla-S Opan Tuai.. Thurs.,. Fri. and Sat. 9t00-5:30 — Wad. 9!0^-9:00 Clotad Mondays MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 p a g e TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971

A. Yes, sir. Italian-Americf^n Unit Q. Other names than Joseph Anthony Colombo ? A. Yes, sir. PAY MORI? I .MIHY PAY MOM? 532348484853535323234848534853534823534853485348535323232323482353532323484823484848 Rights Group Founder Says Q. How many different names >trYiv. .. SHOP-R5TE COUPON have yoM used? He^s Victim of Conspiracy A. I can’t be sure. But numer­ On Tour Meat ous names, Mr. Fine. Purchases Q. One name we know of, Jo- SAVE 40« At Shop-Hlte Editor’s Note; Joseph Antho-' Fraiftese? Colonlbo was asked sei^ LaPorl? SAVE 40« ny Oolombo Sr. says he is a in court. TOWARDS THE PURCHASE FROZEN MEAT PROOUCTS MOT IMCLUMO A. Yes, sir. OFS1.00OR MORE With This (foupon and Purchase ol $1.00 or More Brooklyn real estate salesman ’"Twenty years,’’ he replied. Q. What other names have who is a victim ot g^ovemment Asked what business his you used in the past? * persecution. The government friend was in, Oolombo said, ANY FRESH MEAT ITEM A. I can’t recollect, Mr. Fine. says otherwise. This dispatch “ Oh, I don’t know what busi­ FRESH MEAT BEEF, LAMB. VEAL, PORK or POULTRY No need to RRE AK Q. When was the last time you from the AP ^>ectal Assign­ nesses he has." Oood al any Bhop-Rita MaiFat - Coupon BmH ooa pai lanUly M H used an alias? ment Team takes a look at the Franzese now is serving 55 BEEF^ LAMB. VEAL, (foupon axptrss Bsturdey, April 24,1071. A. I can’t recollect, Mr. PORK^OR POULTRV cohtroversial Oolombo and the years for bank robbery. Pine.” Italian-American Civil Rights And what about the day police Why does he use these muner- League he founded. raided a Bronx restaurant where he and 13 men, identified use these aliases, By DONALD M. ROTHBERG n a 0>sa /*Vkoo Nostra^Trtof i-Q leaders1 <^n from A WfOUlO Mr. 'Fine, because anytime I INDIAN RIVER Associated Press Writer several eastern cities, were hav­ ing lunch? went away anyplace, Mr. Fine, SEEDLESS KdAKIiMp 2 0 TH NEW YORK (AP) — “What I sUll think we sUll have the would be law enforcement makes him different from all freedom of knowing one anoth- agencies thete before me, there other men? I don’t know. You er," said Colombo. “If I say hel- ^ e r me, watching me, observ- don’t know.” lo to you and if the FBI sees ing me, and destroying any kind GRAPEFRUIT RIRTHIIAV SALE Jack Lefkowtiz looked across you, you are identified as a of a vacation or anyplace I "All Pork Cuts Are From Corn Fed Young Porkers” the conference table at his friend of Joe Cblombo." might go and that would be the client, Joseph Anthony Oolombo Court testimony also disclosed reason, Mr. Pine." middle-age his financial wizardry. other stories, paunch and thinning dark hair, He recalled in court Investing too, of FtBI harrass- Shankless 2 Colombo says he is a Brooklyn a small sum—“ I would say less ment. real estate salesman. *^ than $200” — to become a part­ Laat December, Oolombo said 5 5 9 The federal government says ner in a dress company. His many of his friends agreed to otherwise. It contends Colombo share of the profits in 1967 was take blocks of tickets to the is the boss of a New York City nNSMWASHSDCLSAN ^ league’s fund-raising show and Cosa Nostra family and, among court that during years he re­ Fresh try to sell them. In his valise, ’£:.’ 29* other things, ccmtrols a $5 mil­ Spinach ported earning $7,(XX> to $23,(X)0, he said he kept a list of thelr MclNTOtH tXTNA FANCY. lion a year gambling ring. he spent $80,000 to $100,000. In names. Beside each name he “Preposterous! Ridiculous!” addition to his Brooklyn home, Apples ,.1 9 ‘ wrote down the amount of tick­ counters C<^ombo. What the he has an estate in Blooming CALIFONNIA NAVIL government says about him, he Grove, N.Y. ets issued, he said. Oranges l adds, is just another example of in interviews, Colombo ex- One day, when he was leaving , 7 9 ‘ Hams IDAHO DAKING U.t. »l ORA the “conspiracy against presses concern that people **’® courthouse, “Rocky (Rocco Italian-Amerlcans.” might believe what police and Mlraglla) is walking here car- Potatoes t;5 9 * Tio combat that “conspiracy” prosecutors say about him, and m y valise,” Columbo said, PASCAL CRISP WHOLE or —and the persecution tha;t Col- that they might fear him. ‘ Then several FBI agents sud- Celery .» 2 5 ' EITHER ombo says it brings—he founded “Don’t be afraid,” he urges denly speared, FLOmDA JUICY HALF the Italian-American <3ivll interviewers. “Ask me any- "They grabbed nay compare Rights League last year, thing. Ask me the heavies, don’t friend). Rocky.” they also Oranges ... 49* TTiough he holds no official posi­ be aflaid.” grabbed Colombo’s valise. o tion, Ccfombo recruited the He talks for hours, and an- It was not MiragUa, It was the s league’s staff and became its swers' all questions. valise the FBI wanted, said Clol- chief fund-raiser and spokes­ Wlth grand Juries, he is less ombo, "because in this valise > man. talkative. Why? was a multitude of sins. All Under his (leadership, Uie hoi. u “ 'What do they ask? What those terrible things Joe Colom- Redeem Your c1 ^ s t ^ ^ weddings I went to, who was bo was doing.” Among the Federal a A *"® names on the list in the valise no information. I’m the target.” was “Carlo” (Carlo Gamblno), raising show in New York head­ Food Stamps When Colonibo filled out the identified by the government as ed by singer Frank Sinatra appHcation for a real estate bro- head of another New York Ooea brought in t600,000. at Shop-Rite $400,000 came In from member- shipshin dues.d,.P« -ri,P’Itie mnnevmoney goes. Cni-Col statute took “ $43,000” besides the name ombo Bays, for a number of no Fifth Amendment ... I an- “Carlo/* Oolombo said was the General Merchandise (WhenAvaUabi*) GhariUes and for such programs mvered everything and got two number of UckeU GamWno was les an ; MNCH ROUND ASSOR n 0 cm OfVf ui f’A T T F RNS llllllllllll asns drugdnur education.edneaHnn and a half years,” he said in issued for the benefit. IIIIIIIU referextce to his perjury sen- ^ t * w MTsen “ If I am as. big and as bad as A____ T jij .A ^ ™ offices of the Italian- they say I am, I vrill demand tence. “When I didn't answer r ^ PATIO 69* the erand lurv I sot 30 dava ^1'^ ^^*»ts league, Spare Ribs Neck Bones ... 19* 4*>- that—. e,— good be —..w, done,” says the ^ iiH talked to interviewers $119 CUTPHOM m s PONTKm OF PONK LOIN FRESH league's founder as he ticks off 3? ^^lombo has ^ was time TABLE COUNTRY STYLE the list of chariUes. „ ______for his HALF GALLON PLASTIC WITH LID Ribs ,4 9 ^ Ham Hocks ib 39* BONELESS CUT FROM FRESH BUTTS ONLY HOME PIUDlE — SWEET OB HOT With considerable success, the It was Questions 12 and 13 on * A league also has campaigned , . , r" i v-, headquarters. Juice Decanter •OC 29* 59* 79* HOUYWOOD SANI WHITS Pork Roast Italian Sausage ib against use of the words Mafla ‘ ,u » » Riding through the Uoper and La Cosa Nostra: “Do you East Side, many of the side Shoe Polish »n 29* know what it’s like,” Colombo “ ^® ^ ®Y®'^ complained were dark and empty. asks, “to have a UtUe girl or any department, ^ eau , He shook his head and talked Health & Beauty Aida TOP N O T C H ...the boy singled out as Mafia chU- . P>^®“ting officer, about the crime rate. ^HOPRITEIO OFFLABEL j m criminal court or any other gov- SHOP "Customer Oriented' eliminated the two words from ^ ^ er in uus scaie or eise- DANDRUFF . the movie version of the best- P SHAMPOO . “S 'W selling book, “’The Godfathe'r.” Question 13 asks, “Except for S Food Stores that They no longer will be heard ™tnor traffic infractions, has BONUS PACK.* FM E OUNCES Ml the television program ‘ "The t**® applicant ever been convict- 2 Dead, 60 Hurt > PBI.” And they have been ®** crime or offense in LIsterIne 69* > Serve You BEST! stripped from the vocabulary of this state or elsewhere?” In Italy Wreck SHOP-RITE 10* OFF LABEL the Justice Department and the Colombo said he thouhgt Ques- Shave Cream 39* SHOP-RITE’S YOUNO U.S. GRADE ’A’ WILSONS CANADIAN STYLE VOP NOTCH PIZZO, Italy (AP) — A PBI, as well as from many state tlon 12 referred only to corn- Appetizer Dept. police organizations. plaints about his activities as a crowded express passenger Ducklings Chunk Bacon B ’Ihe campaign has made Ool- real estate salesman, train derailed outside this south LONGACRE WHITE MEAT A L W A V& TA^t y I i t e n d e r TENDER & FLAVORFUL ombo______something^ of a celebrity. _ As for QuesUcm 13, he said his Italian town yesterday, kUling O VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS He smiles, wav^ to his friends, only conviction up to that time two persons and injuring 60, California Chuck Boneless Chuck Eliminates stooping . . . holds more and chatters like a magpie as was on May 31, 1948, on a police said, CHICKEN R Q O he hurries -between court ap- charge of runiiing a dice game Four o f the 20 cars on the Ar- food . . . and when you reach check­ pearancee and interviews. in a Brooklyn park. He was row of the South overtunied. ROLL 5 S 5 P POT ROAST POT ROAST out counter, checkout clerk unloads Expresstons of pain cloud his fined $1. The train had originated in Mi- it for you! FOR THE lOUIEST IMPORTED POLISH dark eyes when a young assist- At the perjury trial, he testi- hm and was traveling the west ant district attorney, pleading fled in his own defense. On Calabrian coast on its way to Chopped Ham with a Judge to order CcGombo cross examination, there were Sicily. SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS to start serving a 2%-year per- these exchanges with Prosecu- Nine other cars Jumi>ed the Delicatessen Dept. Jury sentence, said, “People ask tor John Fine: tracks. The train was crowded Now you can see all sides of the meat TAYLOR S g f ^ ^ me, how is it that this racket- Q. It is a fact, isn’t it, -Mr. Col- with travelers to Sicily and you buy . . . meat ready for your eer, that this gangster remains ombo, that you never took the commuters, Groceries... SHOP-RITE PRICED!99 freezer without rewrapping. EUERVDRV FOOD PRUES free?” salesman’s license test your- One of the two dead was said ”I think it was a terrible thing self? to be an unldentihed baby girl MIDGET $139 ALL VARIETIES SHOP RITE WHOLE or to say . . . It’s not a nice thing a . I don’t recall. about 18 months old PORK ROLL I to ^y ^ V* ‘^® interrupted all CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE ombo minutes after the Judge the test for you, Mr. Colombo, communicatlMi between AIX. MEIAT — ALL BKKF Hl-C I STEWED w . w « ■ Courteous bundle boys will carry your No need to "Go Broke" everytime you 90 food shopping. other delay . A. I don’t recall. ^ __ ..i ^ purchases and carefully place them Gem Franks DRINKS I TOMATOES in your car. Oolombo contends he’s an in- q . You mean you don’t recall deraUed coaches TOP NOTCH'S "BIG DISCOUNT" selling policy gives you THE LOWEST EVERY­ nocent victim of a government whether you hired somebody to Dairy Dept. conspiracy, but police and pro- take the test for your or not? e SHOP RITE DAY FOOD PRICES, every day, every week. secutors disagree. A. I don’t recall. T in lln r _ n ^ $ 1 1 5 ' $1 COMPLETE QUALITY GUARANTEE Nobody picked Joe Colombo And later: opanun uouar s CREAM OCD^ ^ ^ ■ The customer is ALWAYS right at out of a telephone book,” said q . H o w many nsimes have you MADRID—The most widely 4c OFF U O EL CARNATION INSTANT IND. I-9T. ENVS. one former prosecutor. used in the past? circulated dollar coins in'-his- Top Notch . . . If you’re not com- TOP NOTCH can make this promise because TOP NOTCH HA$ THE AREA'S New York police say they a . Numerous names, Mr. tory were the Spanirii 6-real < CHEESE ^ Viva Towels 2 X 39* Dry Milk a r 9 9 ^ pMely satisfied for any reason, your thought he was a small time op- pine. pieces, called milled dol- ALL METHOD GRIND OR ELECTRIC PERK SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MO money will be cheerfully refunded. LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP. This gives you complete freedom of choice erator of dice games until 1959 q . other names than Joseph lars. ’They were the fabled FLORIDA CITRUS Shop-Rite COFFEE 6 9 ^ Catsup when, they say, a tap on a hood- Anthony? “pieces of eight” of i^rate lore. V i shopping . . . you buy the foods you want and you get them at prices Riot -gol.plostu MERRY CHERRY. PUNCH. GRAPE or lum’is telephone picked up a ------■ - ■ ------> -Orange Juice co n i. 49* DEL MONTE ii ^ ORANGE DRINKS cidng Chow Mein can 79^ Del Monte PeasSl^v^l Oct. 16, 1964, court filings show, 2-lb. Casseroles pk,^ 99^ DEL MONTI SLICE Dor HALVES SNOR-RITI "QRADI A” _ when a New Jersey Cosa Nostra m m boss, Simone Rizzo (Sam the 6r. $l Peaches 3 )5 :8 9 * Broccoli Spears 4'p'i;7;89^ Pie Filling 3 cant A ITARKKT SOLID PACK Plumber) de Cavalcante, told M A T AMERICAN ALL VARIETIES an underling of Colombo’s rise Ym , You Can 1414-.1. SI white Tuna to power: Trada-ln Your Diamond 8 1!Sn^ak Pizza Vk*r79^ Soups cant “ WHVPAVMOPII 2 ’.- , 1 8 9 * 1 “ So what happened with, ORBIN GIANT 5 what’s his name? Joe?” Been thinking about a new diamond? w|#IIICiwll pkfB. db $1 Crisco Oil ’3 ! '9 9 * S LAVISH SBOO S ^ a c l T " “ Niblets Corn “Joe Colombo,” replied De Now you can have Itl Just trade your old ALSO ISO TO 1000 Bakery Dept. Cavalcante. fashioned diamond for a beautiful Keepsake BAHONIT SISO / ------P( RSONAI Sl/t ' \ V ’’Yeah.” WSDOINO RINO S4.7B V \ \ V \ i S p lV o i^ . . . guaranteed and registered. Choose ^ A Few Minutes Drive “ Oh, he’s going to handle it,” from our complete selection '' \\ ‘ said De Cavalcante, referring to of stunning IVORY SOAP I KILLS COFFEE Colombo becoming boss of his Keepsake styles. W'- DISCOUNT family. “ We didn’t talk to him STORE HOURS: long. I walked into a big trap I i i i t o ^* . 12 S9^ 1 $159 MON.. TUES., SAT. over there. They took my pic­ 5 9 5 From Any Direction! ture and all." 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; BiG "What trap?” VALUABLE COUPON WED., THURS., FRI. ^ •"The FBI was there.” m MStm HMT 18 LMIT fUamiU-MM S«.|TI NUUS Police say Oolombo normally 587 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Toward* th* aureha** of 9 A;M. to 9 'P.M. spends his days meeting with MANCHESTER a 1-lb. Jar of men who have lo ^ criminal re­ cords and whose names appear ^Itu ^w«t*n 3or Qtntrationi Coffee Mate on Justice Department lists of 1601 WEST MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD (CailiValual/lOof le) MANCHESTER ^ EAST HARTFORD ^ Ck»a Nostra members. Court WILLIMANTIC testimony disclosed, for exam­ ple. Oolombo and his wife spent Cwpwwplm A^a^lBSl a weekend at the Ooncoril Hotel W OlfEN MON. - SAT. 9 A.M. Ct.p.K*w 4W i.,fli., aitola 260 North Main at Main 1150 Burnside Ave. 801 Silver lane In the Catskill Mountains vrith S. O. M. B. Mr. and Mrs. John (Sonny) Satisfaction Or ||(o n e y B a c k SAVE 25 Franzese. How loi^ had he ^ known MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE iWHY PAY MORI? M m * offaeMwikiw AfiR 34Hi. Not f i p i mibli fir fy^ogrof hkoLorrart. W* laMiv* Ik* riglM M HmM quawHlIa*. /

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 Women in iAustralia Callas Call BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with 'MAJ0R HOOPLE Train for Top Jobs r NBJW YORK (AP) — The 1 M uullUard School says opera! star Maria Callas will be as­ OH-OH1 THEBES THAT I A^^ BUTA BIT OP TH A TS A g r e a t a c t I'M TAKING ABMM) By IAN MOCAUSLAND appear to make after-school ar­ VA PUT ON, SVLVESTERl JMSSOA/S IN M V , AvJPF-SPUTT-TT.' ) sociated with its Institute of A\OC5CMIN' B U M FUOTSAAA ON THE SEA rangements for the care of their SyiVESTER, WAITIN' OP LIPEI CAN you V A S O T MKAL SPARE TIME! ^ I ASSURE YOU, ^ SY/buST (AP) — Women in Special Studies ataifiiig in PERAAE! r". S P A R E A FARTHING < -HALENT! IF TtXJ'BE ABOUT TO MAOAM, t h a t . I HAVE AueCmUa are giving! up the “ hot children aged between 4 and 11 the faU. ^ POR A SAilCER O' ' ' t h a n k : t e l l AAE you WAm" t o J.IO SUCH INTENTION.' years. f Aniwtr I* rrtTiwii F »iil« Btoye slave’’ Image to go out to Peter Mennin, the achcxd’s M i u c r SOU. OUIT YOUR lO e , FORSET IT.' When In operation, the gov- SUV'NOB! tV6 BEEN PREAMINS SO ^«3ULP SWAMI h ave president, said Sunday Mias LON6 ABOUT YOU BPINSING 8ETRAVBP MB? W ater worfc. And they are being asked eminent hopes the child-care Ho, ITS TOST .THAT by thejr government to aim for centers wUl boost the number of Callas will direct and advise HOME A RAV CHECK THAT I ’M young performers in "H ie by the Inquirer THINWNC o f HIR1W6 A , aMBTHA 6 POSmVELV W(nnen at work and increase the PSYCHIC, HEPSELFY ACROSS DOWN top jobs. PHOTOSRAPHER FOR Tha appeal to male boeaes to pressure of women bidding to Lyric Tradition” during two AT TIMES! 1 Pacific or 1 Japanese city t h e o c c a s io n .' offer wider Job and career op- reach the top. six - week periods, starting Atlantic 2 Heavenly Oct. 11 and ag^ain Feb. 7, r v body portunlties to women la In a A survey taken in 1969 showed 6 Large pooU 1972. V)j 11 Rich cakea 3 Worn away booklet produced by the Depart- that only 1.6 per cent of the na- Eadi w««k,- Tha Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist 13 B o y'i name 4 Atlantic (ab.) ment of Labor and National Ser- tion’s ' exe<»]tives were women, 14 Grind (Sp.) 5 Tidy you in the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking 6 In addition vtoe. Its puUicati(m waa fol- and all but six received lower 15 Football towed :by a promise by former salaries than their male equlva- kicker 7 Obstetric Lion Proves and qat ail the info right hei/e in the Manchester Evening Herald. nurse (ab.) 16 ------Sea Prlme Ifinister John G. Gorton lents. The government’s bklet 8 Gained 27 O f the air opera 17 Commotions to establish more day care cen- said that in terms of the indus­ 9 Fantasy (comb, form) 41 Raise MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD (coll.) 10 Leather thong 28 Brad 43 Fart of a ters for children and a Federal tries in which women are em- Friendly Pet 19 Chinese 12 Theatre signs 30 Girl’s name bird’s wing Govemment offer of training ployed and the occupaUrs and lighten indoors bottom of a frying pan, rub salt ( e 33 Biblical' [?“ i U IB glad you did—toe price Is right! character industrial work, Including first quently quej^on the ability of Mike’s bed to sleep on.for your comfort. FOW LER’S Is over toe bottom of toe pan wlto 34 ------20Dame 21 aid, catering. Journalism, photo- other women who achieve such it really wasn’t planned that open Monday thru Saturday a piece of waxed paper. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN M— E- Take patches for print or 36 Antique ■ graphy and management. positions,” said toe booklet. way. The Devines had toe lion 9:30-6:30. Thursdays tUl 9 — 38 Eucharistic 23 24 2T 28 colored shirts from under yoke The department said 66 per Popular attitude In Australia —really a lioness named Dellla Telephone 649-6672. T o ' make spiced Jelly, tie a wine cup and use a near color of toe / BOY, HE AIKJTCOW TEMT WITH YEAH? WELL,IF '' I'PSAYl 40 Strip of a cent of toe applicants sought on toe subject is Indecisive —shipped from Africa for their ------few whole pieces in a piece of YOU INTENOTOGET ISHOULP'V same type material to repair JUST BATIN' IW S TU FF HE metal training in commercial and of- about the possibUlty of changing p^t shop. They decided to take When making UtUe girls white muslin and cook wlto toe BUVS, HES GOTTA REAP IT FU LL VALUE FOR TAKEN THE 42 Take food a yoke section. TIME TO USE flee work, 26 per cent In profes- attitudes. There was, however, her home at night to make sure dresses, always make a wide fruit when preparing toe Juice. BY AL VERMEER FIEST.' THREE HOURS IT TOOK YOUR DOLLAR, 45 Rodent ■ PRISCILLA’S POP YOU'VE G O T TO AINE BEFORE 34 n stonal and seml-professluld be Increased If suita- male preserve of the b<»rd- kj wouldn’t let her go to a remove excess water. A few buttons to the facing. When a from 16 X 20 to 20 x 36. You’re (Newspaper Infrptitt Assn.) ble (tolld-care arrangements ixxim. Sheis chairman of Inter- ^qo. She wouldn’t know what to drops of mineral oil added to button la lost from toe garment, sure to find at least one you’ll could be made. Now, only 14,000 national Minin'? Oorp- N.L, there. She needs people.” the rinse water makes It nico there will be an extra one to want for yourself. of toe 260,000 under-slx children Another is Miss Beryl Young, on the first night at toe De- and soft. . replace It. Dental floss Is fine of working mothers attend reg- vrtio recently was appointed toe ylne home, Dellla slept on her. ------for sewing on buttons on child­ When embroidering mono­ Istered child-care centers. And sole official pUot to toe (^eens- „wn bed. iBut toe next night she Adam’s Apple ren’s clothing as It is stronger grams, try using a cemtinuous a disturbing find was' that some land State Government—higgler gneaked into Mike’s room, Have you thought about all toah ordinary thread. 46,000 working mothers did not than most males go. climbed Into his bed, and she’s toe “ gifting days” coming up? buttonhole lp wlto each stitch, been sleeping there ever since. Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, working out of toe stitch com­ EieMg) CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER pleted previously. Senior Citizens Special “ Dellla and toe boy kind of graduation, weddings and brid- Need perking up? PARISIAN took to each other,” Mrs. De- al showers to name a few! A heavy piece of furniture COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. will Policewoman Tells Women vine said. “ One night when Now’s toe time to start shop- 2204 slides along more easily if a offer on any Monday, Wednes­ GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Mike stayed at his grandma's ping and ADAM’S APPLE, disposable aluminum pie pan Is day or Thursday a shampoo house, Dellla paced toe floor, Manchester Parkade is the How To Avoid, Attackers put under each leg. and set for 62.60 and a haircut CfaCMRAM back and forth, from his bed- place to go. So many beautiful PiP Itw W ^THEY'RE MICE GRAMPAW If needed for 61.60 more or a II' room to toe back door.” gift items from all over toe YooeMeuj SUTARgMY B y M ABOABET CBABLTON you were gone and could be hid- Fairway permanent including shampoo, HgA(? Delila’s parents and g^rand- world to ctmose from and prices WATCH HA$ WgYABir Kabunasoo Oasette Writer Ing on toe floor. Moths don’t scarce me if I haircut and set for 60- Tel. 643- TK gM parents all were tame, and Mrs. for every pocketbook. cwm^7 U?OP? KALAMAZOO, Mch., (AP) — “Whether walking or driving. stop in at FAIRW AY for some 9832 for an appointment. plan a sensible route and stay Devine said Dellla “ la not tern------BY FRANK O’NEAL A prettily scalloped balls, flakes, nuggets, crystals An adorable kitten pil­ SHORT RIBS You’re a woman walking alone, gwayaway from dark dark streets. streets. If If peramental peramental as seme of toe To roll a skein of yam into a low that’s fun and easy Heat destroys toe temper of waistline detail makes and refills for my closet hang- Suddenly you hear a noise be- gomeime Is following you on ft smaller catscats such such as ocelotr ball, loosen the screw on top of this an all-season special. to do . . . and looks cute toe steel in good knives. Re­ YMIS AM KES -THE -TMlRD hind you and someone grabs and you’re in a residential area, are. But you can’t bother Delllc one of your lamp efiades and No. 8311 with PHOTO­ in your favorite corner! member this before using them No. 2204 has hot-iron -time 'iOu've come back run up to toe nearest house with when she’s eating. She Is real put the skein around toe shade, GUIDE is in Sizes 10% to to turn such things as pancakes 24% (bust 33-47). Size When letting out seams of a transfer for 15-inch pil­ EMPTV-CLAWED. you. Me goes lor your pu . ^ on—If people see you’re possessive of her food.” It wiU revolve as you wind. low: full directions. 'With them. Your first reaction is to hold on ggitgted about something they Dellla eats canned cat and 12%. 35 bust . . . 2% dress, sew toe new seams first yards of 45-inch. and then rip out the old cnes. tERD 504 la <•!"> far aadi eat- for dear Bfe. Should you? wlored white handker­ Patterns available only Not only does this save basting No, advises Mrs. Jacqueline pounding on their door. If there cooked meat four and five times Loretta Young Anne Cabot, iHanchestcr chiefs may be whitened by Im­ in sizes shown. but It firevents stretching. Evening: Herald. 1160 AVE. Mbas of toe Kalaunazoo P«Hlce gre .no Ughted houses, t ^ e off a week. A typical feeding con- SEND 75« la calat far aack aat- OF AMBBICAS. NEW YORK. mersing them in cold water to Department. And she also cau- shoes and run as fast as slsts of half a chicken or a Offers Fortune tara la laelaSa flnt-dati aMlIlaf. N .T. 10036. which a pinch of cream of tar­ Proper care of woodenware Is Mat Naait, Addriii «IOi ZIP tiens women not to fight back. gg^. pound and a half of hamburger, tar has been added. a bath In hot detergent suds. CODE and tula Nambnr. “ Nothing you have Is that im- « i t helps If you dim’t walk toe or one can of dog food, To Help Youth Rinse Immediately and dry. The Spring & Summer V .r. IMW. ALBUM Rub a bar of soap around toe PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI portant to you,” she says, game route every day. That way Mike rompe and plays 'wlto PHOENIX, Arlz. (AP) — Ac­ Mat HasM, M4ratt sltk IIP ’71 is 654, includes “CSiaiices are that toe pplice someone won’t be able to leam Dellla nightly. And Dellla ^ t s postage and handling. bathtub before you take a bath. tress Loretta Young says she’s C8B1, ttfla Maa*ar aai tha. Watkins Brothers will recover It later anyway, and your pattern,” she continues. along with the fanUly’s other The Spring and Summer THE ABC OUILTER... a ttackar for The soap prevents a ring from Has It been a long, hard day? qillt-maklni! alio 12 loval* di- forming. toeres’ nothing -valualHe enough “ in your car, If you think pets, an 8-week--worker, pick up a hitchhiker,” she yells. Sic em ^ ^ y , d ^ phoenix, Inc., wiU begin back and lawson style arms, you are using. It shrinks as It Baking too long makes cua- -Sandy------goes„^after after the toe Hon.Hon. operations within a few months. Rlass, grrased on toe outside maximum comfort, ^ g g Mrs. Ann Straubd. Xhelr talks warns your package tards become watery. They are "The CSilhuahuahu^ua jumps RVAILLIS. Ore. (A P ) — furniture, except for Mike’s bed. rgOU! BOSL She lelU Ivor audience to a t y Council voted unanimous- frigerator. When she wants to t o do «o, Miss Young says toe ------jggg „ „ bread. Tcm vrito a slice THAT^ /AN AWFUL LCfT disregard most of toe self-de- ly; Monday nlg^it to place the Is- go out, she goes to toe back jg committing part of her per- if you need a bit of bright silk cheese and sprinkle lightly OFCRACICERe... fense tactics they see In toe sile on an electliwi ballot. ,joor and roars until someone gongt fortune. “ I have emeralds to pipe a child's dress or coat, ngprijia. Place under toe film. The Corvallis Ctommi^ty gpg^g the door. and a diamond bracelet. The look through dads’ neckties and h j^ g y ugm cheese Is melted. Bcuslcally, this Is because toe Peace Action Coalition, which "She’s an Imitator too, said onieralds 'were to put my chll- you will probably find Just the ^ meat Is ■WEurned. OONBS* film features a policewoiMUi sponsored a march for P®“ ® Mrs. Devine. “ I went to a toojv Oren through college, but they piece you are kmUiig for. ______fmem Who has a brown belt In karate, last weekend, requested toe pj„g center a few days ^ were not needed when toe time ------nai», and the moves toe goes through el^Ui 'Wheel with 'with her wiWhile mapping her campaign (lunisHy fEme-toface) to kick or Keep a sweater guard In your sizes and gay s p ri^ colors. front paws driving the wheel over the few weeks die *“ «P »w «u o r guani m your sues ana gay npruie scratch her assailant, or to BUZZ SAWYER BY ROT CRANE Ernie Ford Chairman back and forth.” has b ^ I h S ^ t o toe nuns of When you have y o w chUd just what your w a ^ b e n ee^ grind her heel Into his Instep. It St. Joseph’s H o ^ ta l In Ptioe- out with you, It wlU be o a ^ for those warm ^ s ahead, HOW, HERE'S gisrt suggests that toe woman NASHVTTJ/E, Tenn, (.AP) uljj to Irnprovlse a Wb for the little Open till 9 on Thursdays. A NATIVE VlLLAa^ search her purse for a suitable Country music star Tennessee Hunger Hike Office “ I want to teach them to do one by letting toe sweater ------WIN. X WANT TO receives his SHOW >(00 THE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE weapoo-aaH file, comb, e tc .,- Ernie Ford has agreed to be- MILWIAUREE (ATP) — ITera- things,” she eays of the youth gUEud hold a napkin In Mb- When your son merit badges, attach them to WITCH DOCTOR. wlth which to defend herself, come ^ ager hunger hikers have found a she hopes to help. “ I ’U hire a fashlan around his neck. his Boy Scout uniform wlto HE'S A REAL ^ p.p.pi5eui5iij' A& THE TRUTH $INKG IN- THAT HE tW»S Mrs. Moes says most of these outdoor drama, “ A place to rest their feet. master idumber, or a mechanic, ------CHARACTER, A? RUPP DIDN'T FOOL VO PAT^IED FOR A ROLE A$ RUPD‘$ CORPSE- Ideas Just aren’t h«lcal In toe Urn SunseL or a carpenter, K that’s what It Use a metal top from a one sniqi fasteners. This makes EHi COPPER?...'iOU < GLOAT RBAR9 OP VOLENTLVJ... * iti*uvYio np At last, an office. It’s gretit,” » V MB ANYHOW! spUt seconds toe average worn- ’n»e >f®‘‘^ ® ^ ^ Michael riolsen said recenUy ks takes. The p ogrom is looee. pound coffee can to cut out ^ them ®“»y w has to think. "I®'’ " a he and other coordinators of toe That’s the way I want it.” shells. This makes them Just necessary to waito the uniform. a A Roman ClatlioUc, Miss toe right size to fit over bottom and they remain bright and new p~pi.u«.' “> times out of 10 any move you " V ^ u n t v " ceremonial, ribbon at hecul- Young _ has long _ been a v(^un- . of muffin pans. looking. make wiU Just antagonize your to legend, toe Me- quarters donated by a business- v^ ® *^ attacker more than he already ^g^e there before Eu- man. privileged. She served on toe is He’s not going to stand ll^ S l^ settlers c r ^ e d the Ap- Holsen. 17, conducted march- board of a Loe Angeles m a t ^ - S o i ^ j T L y , ’excuse 1?^ey ^ ^ r t o year which raised men- ty hospital for W BEAUTY MIST [a n E me,me I havenave loto getg a nail file out descen(^^descendants of Phoenician sal- ey to help wlto antlcpoverty pro- to r ^ money of my purse,’ or ‘would you i i w pre-Columbian cul- Latin America. Hunger Hflce don’t nrod me anymore, she mind turning around so I can some Inc. raised 6163,000 last year. explained. OIPY ALLEY OOP I 1 BY V. T. HAMLIN aim a good kick?’ You Just ture. THAT QUAKE SURE. ...TELL ME, WHATCHA ..WEAR IT, I tennHM«.i..TMS»mC-ai aren’t going to have time to FIXED CARL, (30NNADOWITH GUESS.' SAY. ...Y'SUPPOSE THIS MAKES plEUi your moves. The best thing PIDNT IT? HISCTtOWN-? ME KING OF LEM NOW? I STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFP I can think of la for the woman From Our New Card CoUection: to wream as Icxid as she can. r HOW DIP ACADEMY AWARD PERFORMANCE?^ “ I know In laige cities there PANTY 3 I DO, SUMMER.'— NOW OORCON7ACTAMON6 have beat reports of poo|)le 'OMETHING WILL HAVE GONE MAESTRO THOSE DESERTBB KNOWS TO WHOM HE screaming for help tuid being Ig­ ? JS HJ aVE THE MiaCOBLM FROM WEST nored by passers-by,” she con­ OUT OF US AS A PEOPLE IF HOSE tinues, “ but I think these are WE EvfeRLET THE REMAINING WILDERNESS BE DESTROYED) Just Isolated cases that get talked about If you scream loud tf wc permit the laSl vltg ln jb n ^ tobc lumedlnto ojmlcbooVs enough, someone Is bound to anclpla^cigatrttc cases; if we drive theJevvTcmamingfn^ 75 come and help you. And It Jui* PAIB LVT.4ia,.a.:.. might frighten your attacker so bers of the wild species Into zoos or to cjctlnctton; if we pollute the laS: M- a.1 mucto he’ll run a'way.’’ clean air and dirty the laft. dean streams and push our paved roads Flowers abound on ifiis hand screened print top 1. The best defense, of course. Is designed by Jane Colby. Fashioned of 100% washable lM i.r ’ for a woman not to get herself through the la ft ^th c silence, so that never agiin will Amcrlcam be Dacron, it has a jewelled neck and short sleeves. LANCELOt BY COKER and P B ^ Into a dangerous situation in toe fire In their own countryjrom the noise, the gxhauSs, the Shnks ot The solid color straight legged pull-on pants of the same first place. Mrs. Moss has sev­ L A m r o a ' /HC?W A B C V r HBUFING ME WELL, 0KAV„. y r CAN'T LET THE N ElEHPO RS> DRESS SHOP fabric come in a wide, wonderful, range of colors. WITH THE DISHES, > ftJT FIHST..^ ME. I HAVE MV REFUTAnON, eral 'suggestions. human 8. automotive waae, and so that never again can we have LANCE “Have someone with you chance to sec ourselves single,separate.verticals, individual in TEL. 648-9016 .Top in Sizes S-M-L \riien you go out td night,” she Pant in Sizes 7-17, 8-18 advises. “Rarely tire two wom­ w orld.partof the environment o f trees A rocks i soil, brother to the en attEUsked when they're to­ LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUSON other a n im a ls , n a tu r a l I t SPORTSWEAR gether. When you leave a meet­ part o f the world & competent to belong in i WalLuc Stegiifr’ O F V ER N O N estate ing, always wsdk to the parking ’ s a g e n t K a y e (S'e’t a w a y lot with a friend. from tTAU'. "Once you get to your car Junction of Routes 30, 88 and Wilbur Croas Ifighway ffljYAHTHMt) (which should be l

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THE Mad, Mad World Herald Angle Black Hawks’ Coach Wears Winning Suit By

E A R L Y O S T Sports Bdltor Dennis Hull, J High-Powered Bucks At Tiger Stadium Recruitiiig: Uie Game of Survival Esposito Net Collegiate athletic recruiting is a subject both cussed Test Ailing Bullets and discussed with equal fervor. While no four-letter NEW YORK (AP) __ a single to right field. In slide C u p Firsts home with the winning word, it is one which often seems to assume residence V . 1 1 j this case, Freehan was block- run. M ILW A U K EE (A P )— A gritty band of ailing and Clay Dalrymple was mad. ^ e plate, too. “ But when I got there, Dal­ in the same neighborhood. —------—7;------CHICAGO (AP)— ‘Tm aching Baltimore Bullets, a “team of destiny,” against University of Kentucky baa- Change of Name So was Earl Weaver. And rymple was blocking the not superstitious,” said the awesome, high-powered Milwaukee Bucks . . . Northrup then lashed a single ketball Coach Adolph Rupp has 5. CoUeglate recruiting haa plate," he said. "Then he threw (ioach Billy *Reay of the that’s the way the National Basketball Association Dick McAuliffe ooh , to left off Pete Rlchert that termed recruiting “ the moat de- been called “90 per cent recrult- his knee out, trying to knock chased home McAuliffe. Greet­ teatable thing In college Ing and 10 per cent coaching.” Chicago Black Hawks “but championship playoff series opens tonight. was he m ad! me off balance." ing the Tiger runner with cf)en aporta.” New Green Bay Pack- Is this accurate or an overstate- I’m going to wear it in The Bucks, led by Lew Alcin- McAuliffe capped a night of jirms was Dalrymple, an eighth Weaver was second-guessed ed won the title in 1948, but toe er Coach Dan Devine waa nient? New York.” dor and Oscar Robertson, are madness , by bouncing into jjijjng sub. Only trouble was. lor pitching to Nbrthrup despite present BuUets are a 1961 ex- quoted aa saying the thing he’U Perhaps we should change the Reay was talking about a heavy favorites to win toe na- Dalrymple at home didn't have the ball, his hot bat. tion^y “trieriMd"'ABc‘-Tv''first P ^ ‘°" Jhat moved from with the winning run that gave mlaa least about college footbaU name “ coach” to “ recruiter” at shiny, worn brown suit he waa “McAuliffe never touched With all the turmoil around is the recruiting. .the ccllege level. Thirty of the wearing following a 3-0 victory contest and the best-of-seven Detroit a 7-6 victory over the People expect us to get home," said Weaver, but' it plate, Rlchert's negative In the March Mid April Isaues coaches said yes, seven did not over -New York Tuesday night game series. . The nlnth-ln- record was dWarfed. In all blown out of toe area agadnst didn't matter—Dalrymple was of The CSirlatlan Athlete, publl- answer and 70 said It was an to the best-of-aeven semifinal 'But toe Bullets, their con­ ning collision almost touched three Orioles losses this year, Milwaukee,” Lougfaery sa id ,' ruled for catcher interference.” cation of the Fellowship of overstatement.. However, of Stanley Cup series at one g;ame fidence soaring after eliminat­ off a wholesale fight as both their ace reliever has been on “ but that’s not going to h^n>cn. See, it's okay to block the ing toe 1970 champion New benches emptied, but it was ChrlsUan Athletes, an in-depth “ >®®® 29 coaches said the each. We’re too good a ballclub.” plate—but not without a ball. the mound. York Knlcks Monday night des­ stalled by the umpires. survey on coUegiate recruiting Peccentage was 50-60 and 11 be- Reay had worn the s^t In al The Knlcks, 'vriio held a 4-1 Alter McAuliffe got up, Dal- atUtudes was carried. One him- l*®'’®„^ ‘‘ should be 76-26 recruit- four games of a ^ ^ e r-fli^ pite injuries to three regular, “ That's the way you're sup- , . „ j _ TWINS - ROYAI.S — edge over Milwaukee during dred and seven college coaches ®>-- ^ ™ ®®"‘ ^ the coach- ^eep over toe l^ladelphla think this is Baltimore’s year. posed to play the gam e," said Reliever Ron Perranoskl pre­ toe season and were expected volunteered anonymous an- «® responding feel that recruit- ^yers but abandoii^ toe suit losing mfinager e L i Weaver. T' served Minnesota's victory in to piaTth^^cks to ti; toir swers. They represent aH parts » m^mum, l^f of a Sunday ni^t In *^®r of a road they have had to travel to ^ ^ referring to blocking ® ‘ ‘ ‘ the ...... ninth .....a by ______inducinga (AP photo) of toe countov soorts from foot- ®ohege coach’s expertise and snappier outfit. The Hawks lost these finals, toe long-starved ^ the plate. "Ellie Hendricks did McAuliffe d l ^ ' Fred Patek to hit into a double CLOUDED PLAY— Cincinnati’s Pete Rose gives it all he can trying to stretch Of toe country, sports from root ^s one said, 2-1 In overtime. Bullets feel ready to foUow to It earlier to Joe Niekro and Bill D^rymp e s ove ac an e ball to fencing, and institutions “If they play as well as they (AP photo) a hit into a double against the Mets but is cut down in a cloud of dust. Bud ’■Getting 100 per cent out of “There’s a rip In It and It can (AP photo) toe footsteps of baseball’s GANGWAY!—When 290-pound Frank Howard of Freehan did It' to Boog Powell ^ °nd. from major universities to did against us, they could give Harfelson makes the tag and then waits for the umpires to make the call. nothing is still nothing.” stand up In toe com er by Itself, W ID E SHOT— Rangers’ leftwinger Dan Maloney’s shot on goal is wide as World Champion Orioles tmd Milwaukee a good run,” Willis the Senators came barreling home, Yankee catcher ... so Dalrymple was going to * * > small, church-related colleges. football’s Super Bowl champion One coach made this classic but I’rn g(oing to keep wearing Black Hawks’ Tony Esposito watches and defenseman Bill White chases puck. Reed of toe Knlcks said. “The Thui-man Munson gave a little. Throw got away do it to McAuliffe.” Washington knocked out the WHITE SOX - BREWEIUS — The prevailing mood of toe col­ statement: “Coaching is most It,’’ said toe sheepish Reay. Colts, Baltimore’s other major Weaver pointed to the fifth New York Yankees 7-2; Boston Bart Jchnson drove lege coach — key figure to the big thing is Alctodor. You can’t from Munson, perhaps luckily, and Howard scored. . Important. I feel such men as Aside from toe suit, Dennis league teams. stop him, but if Wes (Unseld) inning when Hendricks, the whipped Cleveland 4-2; Min- jn three runs with a second-ln- ivcrulting war — Is evident in Wooden of UCLA and Hull, Cliff Koroll and Tony Es- " I ’ve been with this club can contain him to a degree, it starting BalUmore catcher, was nesota nudged Kansas City 5-4; nlng double and a grounder In Coventry Loses in Slugfest toelr responses to these ques- Smith of North Carolina poslto were Instrumental in eight years and I know toe way could be a good series.” flattened while blocking the Chicago stopped Milwaukee 7-1 the eighth and scattered eight Niekro’s Knuckleball Sports Slate the guys are thinking,” said “O"®- take averageitplent and do well boosting the Hawks to victory. Reed was talking about hold­ plate In a collision with Detroit Oakland beat California 4-6 hits for Chicago, * * * with It.” ’ A Koroll scored a goeJ In toe first TODAY Kevin Loughery, one of toe ing Alctodor, toe league’s scor­ pitcher Joe Niekro. The run the other American League * • . Howard Hardest Job 6.What are the main tempta- period for a 1-0 lead and then walking wounded. ing leader with a 31.7 average, Xavier at East Catholic preceded Jim Northrup's three- BS-mcs. a ’S - ANGELS — tions you face in recruiting? f®d Dermis Hull a perfect pass Ellington’s Bats "We feel this is our year . . . to 36-38 points a game. Balti­ Maloney at Manchester run . » » » Oakland used Jim “ Catfish” 1. Is recruiting toe hardest Seventeen coaches said they I" the second period as toe we're supposed to win. Just m ore’s Unseld, a bulky 6-8, did Coventry at Bolton In the Orioles' five-run eighth TIGERS - ORIOLES — Himter's three-hitter and two Too Much for Pirates peurt of your job? If not, what temptations. One added, younger Hull made It 2-0. look at all toe Injuries w e’ve better than that duitog toe GoU inning that Ited the game at 0-6, After Northrup's single ofl mapimoth homers by Sal Is? “Each coach should recruit de- Esposito recorded hls first had and still come through. season, holding toe giant center Slowest but was Pete Rlchert, McAuliffe said he Bando to take care of Callfor- instructional league team in to Bench with two out and Seventy-seven coaches gave shutout to Stanley Cup com ­ East Catholic at Ptolaskl We’re a team of destiny.” Powell roared home, NEW YORK (AP) — humsn beings who just to 31.8 points a contest while a runner on sectHid in the an unqualified yes, 19 said no Top East Windsor Loughery needed pain-killing N E W YORK (A P )— Yankee Stadium never has been cut down by an A1 Kallne thrtJW thought he didn't even have to nla. Phil Niekro lost his Scottsdale, Ariz., and regained happen tb be g(x>d athletes.” petition shortly after Dennis THUBMJAY, APRIL 22 scoring 20.8 himself, far above his touch. eighth inning. and 11 vasclUated to between. Hull scored on an empty net Track one of Frank Howard’s favorite haunts, but it’s no knuckball in Atlanta last Most of toe other coaches, . TD u ^or an Injured foot to play hls 14A season average. He was pretty good in spring The NL's most valuable play­ One coach said, “The hardest with 15 seconds to iday. South Windsor at Windsor Ellington High rode the bats of centerfielder U od part time a^^alnst the Knlcks, wait Frazier o l the Knlcks longer a burial plot for the Washington monument. however, said their major temp­ Tatum Comes Out of Bullpen to Preserve Win summer, found it in Ari­ training and apparently came er of 1970 promptly slammed part of my job is losing.” The series now shifts to New Tennis MaeVarish and Mark Limberger to a commanding 8-3 and the Bullets had two other feit the Bullets wiu “do great if tation was to go beyond toe “ I hope tWs g ^ me going,” lenge you here.” Pitching to zona last fall, retained it in all the way back Tuesday the ball far Into the left field 2. Do most coaches “skirt York for toe third and fourth South Windsor at Glastonbury victory over NCCC foe East Windsor High yesterday starters out, or nearly out, for they play like they did again^ Howard said T^es^y after ^ ch41enge-at rules. A major college basket­ Florida this spring . . . and night. Even during 1970’s bad seats and broug^it the winning toe rules” to recruiting? games Thursday night and Sun­ Rockville at Newington Knights’ field. The win was Ellington’s second ^® senes. us.” « i sinasWng a massive home runme stadium or anywhere else- ball coach said, “I’ve seen so GoU gave it to the Pirates in times, though, Niekro ^ u t out run all the way around. -Pete The word "most” made some day and game No. 5 is sched­ ao'alnst no defeats while East ------another guard A slow down is what toe Bul- his first of the 1971 season and according to the Ytinkees. much dishonesty in recruiting Bloomfield, Simsbury at homer and had four RBI’s for with Loughery, hasn't played lets did against toe Knlcks with Red Sox Finally Check Jinx, in Pittsburgh Tuesday the Pirates tvrice. Rose homered In the first for pause. Even then, 30 said yes, uled to Chicago next Tuesday Windsor is 1-2. first at New York in four years ..j, anybody who • • • that one is tempted to cheat a South Windsor hls afternoon’s work to pace the since tearing an Achilles tendon John Tresvant and Fred Carter night. the Reds’ first run and Duffy 44 said no and 24 were to' be­ night MaeVarish clouted a three- —as the Senators Interred the jmows how to pitch to him, you little because It appears mild Rockville, Glastonbury at Raiders’ attack. Farr also in mid-season. All-star forward replacing Loughery and John- The Niekro knuckler was jlt- CARDS - GIANTS — Dyer’s pinch single In the sev­ tween. Coaches pointed toe "It’s now a best-<4-flve run circuit blow In toe sixth In­ by comparison.” ’The coaches Windsor knocked a solo homer. Gus Johnson, toe team’s top re- son In toe starting lineup, joln- Yankees 7-2. come back and tell me,” said terbugging to perfecUon and The Giants seemed a shoo-in enth drove In the Mets’ pair. finger — both ways! “Other series,” said Reay w h o dis­ ning to put Icing on toe cake • • * referred in particular to these ^wto Windsor scored their bounder and ^18 point scorer, Ing Unseld, Earl Monroe and “This probably has been one New York Manager Ralph the Pirates managed only six to run their winning streak to coaches skirt toe rules, includ­ counted toe fact that toe for Ellington. Teammate Lim- temptations: Downgrading op- Rangers hold toe home-ice edge Portland Rallies lone run In toe bottom of toe needed shots In both knees to Jack Marin. They will be of my slowest starts. If I Houk. “ According to the re­ Now Seek Series Clincher hits as the post­ 10 when they sent ace Juan PHILS - EXPOS — ing myself.” berger also displayed a lot of p os^ schools (14); exaggerat­ first inning. play part time In toe final two matched against Alcindor, Rob- thought It would do me any cords, nobody else has found out ed a 2-0 victory on Hank Aa­ Marichal against Reggie Cleve­ Roger Freed’s slxth-lnnlng 3. Is it harder to recruit ath­ after having won the opener on Tlfkiirn R n ltrkn power as he belted two triples, BOSTON (AP) — The ‘o^ded, Lotum got pinch tent of the Boston scoring, but It ing on your own program (9); Chicago Ice Sunday night. ® l-'OW Il D U llO n Middletown High will be toe games against New York and ertson, forwards Bob Dan­ good, I'd be worrying about It.” in the last couple of years el- on a was enough, thanks to 'Ditum’s ron’s tworun homer off Bob land of St. Louis, who had lost sacrifice fly following a walk, letes today? If so, why? good for three RBI’s. Howard, who led the Ameri- ther. Boston Red Sox, finally rid Corner Dodge “The home ice hasn’t meant host Friday as toe Bobcats at­ in toe seventh game against drldge and Greg Smith and M(X)se In the first Inning, the all six of his major league deci­ single and sacrifice gave the The yes vote won In a land- overselling toe athlete (8): and Visiting Portiand High tied Starting pitcher Ed Mathews to end that fine relief job. compromising your Integrity nuich to toe playoffs this tempt to get into toe win col­ Philadelphia In toe quarter-fl- gfuard Jon McGlocklln. can Leagueleague withw.u. 44« homersHomere last.asL Tim nm Ckillen,CAiiien, theme Senatcrssenaicrs of oi thetne jinxjmx whichwnicn Cleve-(..leve- " , , Kennedy played shortstop In 598th of his career. sions. Phillies the only run they slide, 91 to 16. Reasons were toe game at 1-1 In toe seventh went five and a third be­ year,” said Reay. “You just , , ... . . -i. umn. nals. The series shifts to Baltimore * J baseman, fol- land held over them this fc^ tlie flLl three l i s to place of Luis Apariclo, who Is "One of his knuckleballs was But the Cards nicked Mari­ needed to end Montreal’s four- multiple, but all agreed there (10). fore tiring and Court Horned Have to forget ab^t It and play Windsor Locks 130 006 x-9 10 TTtls is what toe Bullets are Sunday afternoon for the sec­ Howart s lead by drilling unbeaten Ray preserve Peters' second victory expected to be out for four or chal for both their runs In the game winning streak, and short Is much more competition for One coach rationalized, “I’m came on to put toe fire out. Guy taking off and the other — the nm In toe eighth to hand Bolton South Windsor 100 000 0-1 3 taking ^ against a team that beat ond game on national television all doubles—and a .239 batUng a two-run homer off reliever against the Indians In three decisions dve days with severe muscle fourth on a walk to Matty Alou, stay atop the NL Bast. Ihe too truthful to be a good re­ your game.” Middletown went toe diatance bottom was dropping out of it,” toe "blue chipper.” A small High o 2-1 Charter Oak Confer­ Senofonte, Farr (1), Mitchell them” four times in five tries with No. 3 back here next average in 12 games. Mike Keklck Iri the eighth, help- y “ ‘ P againsi; tn e in a ia n s ^ who stole second and continued Cards now lead with one game cruiter.” E s p os 1 to for East Windsor. said Plttsgurgh slugger Wlllle coUege coach said, “The rich ence defeat yesterday on toe (2), and Nrigo, Murphy and during toe regular season; a Wednesday night. The fourth But, after drawing a first in- ing southpaw Jim Shellenback today in a bid to Win the . « _ _ m iner nvpr to bother him the day before, to third on Dick Dietz’ throwing separating four teams. * • * drained, pushed aside questions Ellington Is Idle today but Stargell. "I was just looking for get rich and toe poor get poor­ latteir’s home grounds. Warshevsky. team that boasts toe 7-foot-2 game will be In Baltimore a nlng walk and lashing a third In- breeze to his first pitching vlctc- rubber game of the three- ^ u ,g °^ c ® °Whitf Sox The red-haired utility man did a , then scored on Joe Short, who walked seven, concerning hls first cup shutout takes to toe road Friday in a the one In between.” er.” Su|spre8ted Chalices The victory was Portland’s dominating Alcindor, toe NBA’s week from Friday night. nlng single to help build a pair ry of the season. game senes. ^ ^gtroi^er this fine job in the field, starting a Torre’s single. Ted Simmons worked out of numerous jams as he turned back 82 Ranger Conference tilt with Stafford BACON ACADEMY 9, The Pirates never found It ■1)0 the coaches a |;>rimary vU- 7. What recruiting practices tlrst In four starts while toe Most Valuable Player, and Os- Games 6-7, if necessary, will be of two-run flurries, he sent a The homer, which tied Cullen cMip won his first two starts gprin^. than a year ag(T big double play which got Pe- tripled for the deciding run. shots. “ I don’t care about toe High. COVENTRY 7 and show a mere six runs and In besting Ernie McAnally, lain Is toe prep athlete. An would you change? Bulldogs suffered the fourth after- Fritz Peterson pitch sailing Into with Howard and Tom McCraw of theyear, though he faltered "My fast ball Is at least as f®ns out of a bases-Ioaded jam Cleveland blanked the Giants shutout. We won toe gam e.” Ellington 100 043 x -8 6 3 In a slugfest at Coventry yes­ car Robertson, called toe great- In Milwaukee Sunday 21 hits in their last five games, making his first major league overriding theme was “ kids are 'H’® coaches tore Into this one. consecutive loss after winning 2; In Baltimore the right center field bleachers for the club lead, was the eighth in the second one and almost good as it has been In the last in the fourth inning and making A beaming Dermis Hull was B. Windsor 010 010 1-3 4 0 terday, Bacon Academy scored eat guard In history; a team noon. May mere peanuts for the powerful until the eighth, when they start. spoiled today”" and "there Is a F®w sided with a Southern foot- ^ their season opener. Wednesday night, May 6, and in the fourth. It was his first of his six-year major league ca- blew a big lead, then was hit three years,” he said several other fine plays includ- « • • explaining hls first goal and Mathews, Horned (6 ) and seven times in toe third inning, that breezed past San Fran­ B ugs. scored on Tito Fuentes’ two-out John Muro knocked John In Milwaukee Sunday after­ distorted sense of values.” Par- I*®!* coach who said, "I’ni per- ^I shot it up ___ and____ he twice in toe fourth and then cisco and Los Angeles In ear­ stadlum homer since Sept. 3, reer. hard • In his last outing but not Tuesday. ' ing one In which he went deep In Elsewhere In the NaUonal single. Reliever Frank Unzy CUBS • ASTROS — Struff In for losers’ only tally. Landmann; Middletown and ents who go as far as hiring lecUy satisfied with toe rules aa Glacomto) was still held off two three-run iimlngs lier rounds. noon, May 9. 1967, when he unloaded against “I guess everybody would like Involved In the decision. ... , ,, thniu»ht t still had i*’® i*®'® Kfonnder by Roy League, St. Louisi ended San ended that rally but Moe Ron Santo hit a two-run Bolton showed signs of Improve­ Mooney. Bill Monbouquette, to hit 40 homers a year,” Cullen His scheduled opponent In to- “ Foster and nipped Ke uon..,icnnHarrelson lawyerslawvers to representreoresent their aarms ona theyI^®Y are”, feeling closer to a across.” SOUTHINGTON 6 by Coventry to win, 9-7. The Bucks also are toe best ~ ^ ...... a “ ... lu- stuff In the sixth Inning” Francisco’s nine-game winning Drabowsky had to come on in homer, Joe Pepltone tripled who mentioned, ”I’d ment as they turned over two “ ThU ball park 1s a grave- said. "That’s where the money day’s duel of right-handers Is “ ...... oHo at second for a force out and prep coaches build a' co®®** meiiui^u, i u Koroll couldn’t make up hls ROCKVILLE 2 shooting In league history, toe streak 2-1^ CSnclnnati edged the the ninth with the bases loaded home a run and Ferguson Jen­ doubleplays and cut down on Bacon Is 1-1 In Charter Oak yard for hittersrs,” he said. "It’s Is. But my job is to get tn base Steve Hargan, 0-2 ^ ------player way beyond what he can change all of them.” One coach which pleased him Assisted by a four-run third Conference and Coventry stands first club to hit more than 60 some bad pitches. New York Mets 3-2 on Johnny and strike out George Foster kins hurled a six-hitter as the awful hard to hit one out there for Howard. I don’t think I’ll try erqiect also- -bore the coaches’ - • had a real conflict- “AtAt mv Z Z...... l Wa g ^ 7 r hte'asit7 . . ’and . their errors, ^ flv e Bulldog inning, host Southington High per cent of their shots during Gary Peters and reliever Ken Peters, one of the game’s best Sports Dial Bench’s two-run homer In the and Fran Healy to preserve the CXibs ended a four-g;ame . losing — —” hits were recorded by separate a 1-2-1. The Pats played a 3-3 1971 COMETS wrath.______One cocteh cynically school I wouldn’t change any gold. "The goal was a handed toe Rockville Rams a toe season, 50.9, and won 66 unless you pull it down the line, to keep pace with him In ho- Tatum were the heroes of Tues- hitting who is even eighth inning, Philadelphia triumph. streak by beating the Astros. tie game with Cromwell High by Mercury The ptichers can afford to chal- mers all year.” TONIGHT commented,” "all high school rules; at my op^nents’ schools assist a 4 „ ^ Him 5-2 CVe loss . Southingtoii is games during the regular sea­ day’s 4-1 victory, teaming up to used as a pinch hitter on occa- nipped Montreal 1-0 behind The Giants lost outfielder Second-inning doubles by Jesus last week. 7:20 HartfordfoVd Caps vs. Ham­ athletes are toe same. They all I'^t change all of them. better. It got r^unnio a **®t Inferrera pped currently to second play to toe Coventry son. check the Indians on six hits .as gjon, waved in sorry fashion at (3irls Short’s three-hitter, the Bobby ^ n d s when he suffered Alou and Cesar Cedeno ac­ little better. It got Dennis a hosts Rham High want money.” “A kid makes Here are rule changes called hits for Portland alcmg with loop with a 4-1 record. Rock- prlday. And toe Bucks, a lowly ex­ from S2Z17. Aaron and Mays in Pursuit the Red Sox beat Cleveland Qpg Qf QaniUo Pasqual's curve den. WINF Chicago Cubs downed Houston a severely sprained ankle try­ counted for Houston’s run. score and gave us a 2-0 lead.” ' hMiorable mention In hls tor: Umlt campus visits by high Skip Banks. The wlimers stole vllle la '1-4 and Platovllle Hig^ Bacon pansion team three years ago for the first time In five tries balls just before drilling the 9:00 Bucks vs. Bullets, Channel 3-1 and Los Angeles whipped ing to get back to first base on • • « The Rangers took toe defeat OVT 200 0—9 7 3 another coach stated, school athletes (32 coaches nine bases. leads toe conference with a per- before Alctodor turned every­ and evened their over-all record next one down the right field line 8 an attempted in the DODGERS - PADRES — league,” in stride. 103 000 3—7 9 1 MORIARTY San Diego 6-2. made this by far toe most Skip Skeane went toe route feet 6-0 mark. ^ thing around, are hungry, like for his double. • • • third inning. He was taken to a Ihe Dodgers scored all their “and he expects toe world.” “There’s no way you can win Keller and Upton, Morse, Ja- menuoneamentioned change);cnangej standard sranuaru „ „ coach picking up toe win xy and Jim Wlrmtog pitcher Kevin Bug- Baltimore, for their first NBA BROTHERS Peters, after blanking the In- "I looked so bad on that first West Recovering BRAVES - PIRATES — hospital for X-rays. runs off Steve Arlln and A1 San­ 4. Are some national recruit­ maitls (3), and Wright, Ledoyt Mrs. Ruth Will Cheer regulations; stricter enforce- bee scattered three hits, one tiUe. ( i:vn:i: ^ii; 1:1.1 dians on three hits for five In- curve ball that I had to expect LOS ANGELEIS (AP) __ Jer- Niekro, who pitched Atlanta • • * torini in the third inning and ing regulations Unpoealble to Today Breton plays neighbor­ (6 ). abide by? ment and harsher penalties; all gcoj-g As It so often happens, was a home run to Deruris Bur- In fact, neither team haa ■M \\( mi:m I i: nings, doubled home the first another one, and that’s what he ry West, his right knee unen- to the championship of the NL METS - REDS — sent the Padres to their seventh ing Coventry High to anotoer jgjgj, jg account for toe Rama’ RHAM 10, EAST HAMPTON 2 two runs of the game In the Bos- threw,” Gary explained. cumbered by a cast, has begun ever gone this far previously. A riKiMi' (11:1 ,‘jl West in 1969 with 23 victories, Manager Gil Hodges of the consecutive setback. Richie Al­ Twenty-five coaches said yes, "®®‘*. ^^® ml®®®** a 8Teat chance to 0(X3 contest. runs. Losing hurler Brian____ Rham’s Don Dzienls won hls ton fifth and scored another as The big Boston inning started a rehabilitation program aimed 72 said no (qualified with a lot ®*>oUsh all scholarships (n*n® the first period and they came Baltimore team that later fold- If Babe’s Mark Goes slipped to 12-18 last season and Mets elected not to violate the len and Bill Russell each had a Portland (2) Clark also tossed a home run ®®®ond straight game yesterday A T L A N T A (API__ Tf Willie Mav<» or TTenrv Anrnn ^® ® 'vlth a double by Billy Conlglia- at readying him for the start of his non-knuckler was tattooed code that says thou shall not two-run single and A1 Downing of Ifa, huts and howevers) and coaches); coaches ^ould be al- ^ight back to score. We got ab e rbl as he and hls mates combined lowed to recruit only to state. goal tending but we Inferrera, c 4 0 2 ball to Jim Tycz. suruass the 714 cieer hom^run record set L K »®“ -hander who ro and a single by Doug Griffin, the next National Basketball for 40 home runs. After the sea­ put the winning run on base fired a five-hitter for his second 10 did not coiiunent. Comments Gustafson, If 4 0 0 Southington 010 400 0-6 6 3 to defeat East Hampton High, suirass m e y q c y e er nome run record set ny Babe celebrates his 34th birthday to- sending him to third. Peters AssoclaUon season. 8. Do nice guys usually finish couldn’t crash toe scoreboard, 0 son he worked with the Braves’ when he had Danny Frisella NL triumph. included, “ borderline situations Serla, 2b 3 U Rockville 001 001 0-2 3 2 10-2, to CJharter Oak action. Ruth’ the widow of the legendary slugger says no one day gave up a solo homer to then got his hit, and continued The Los Angeles Lakers’ su- last to toe recruiting gam e? “ They had a fine all-aiYxmd Archer, ss 3 1 u are tough” ; “toe nationwide na­ Bancs, 3b 4 0 2 WINDSOR LOCKS 9 Winning hurler Dzienls whlf- will cheer louder than she. Ray Fosse in the sixth, howev- on to third as th eindlans threw perstar guard had the caist re- Eleven said yes, 67 said no performance,” added Francis, 0 ture of recruiting makes It Im­ Sallnsky, cf 3 0 SOUTH WINDSOR 1 fed seven batters. Rham scored And, Mrs. Ruth said Tuesday, er, then surrendered two singles on to third as the Indians threw moved Tuesday. He tore a knee tmd S3 hedged, settling for “not “We knew we had to win one Borg, lb 3 1 1 Both Short on Hitting possible to recruit hteiestly” ; Loomis, rf 2 0 U Paced by toe potent bats of In all Innings except for toe If the Babe were here he would and a walk to load the bases hit by a pitch, and Reggie Smith ligament In a late-season game necessarily”, “not sure”, “not here and we’ve already 3 0 0 "small schools must break Skeane, p Mark Dermis and Steve Farr, third. be cheering just as loudly. with two out before Tatum came then banged a double off the left against Buffalo, underwent «ur- always’’, “doubt It” , and “may- achieved that.” Hill, rf 1 u 0 rules to compete with large neighboring Windsor Locks For toe losers, Gary Senkbiel Major League “ It won’t hurt my feelings at in to ball him out. field wall to score both runners, gery March 3, and missed the schools” ; "no rules are impos- be.” “If you have time It ------^------Totals 30 2 6 all. And it wouldn’t bother the Taking over with the bases That turned out to be the ex- rest of the season. Bolton1 (1) bombed South Windsor High drove in both runs. Pitcher Bud l— L siUe to foUow If you want averages out,” said o n e coach. State Golfers Bow ab r h e rbi yesterday, 9-1 to independent Denski picked up toe loss, ^Leaders: Babe either. It would be a Troubles Similar "but some coaches get rich 3 0 0 no\^at Bavler, ss mediocre teams” ; “ It’a hard to PINB5HURST, N.C. (AP)—Two 0 1 play. Rham 420 211 x—10 10 3 great shot in the arm for the quick.” GooigetU, If 4 American League game, something to keep it control friends and alumni.” Coiuiecticut golfers were defeat­ Faulkner, cf 4 0 1 The victors used three pitch- E. Hampton 101 000 0— 2 3 3 Two coaches provided state­ Ruflnl, p 4 0 1 BATTING (25. at bats)—Bu Conference regulations and ed Tuesday to toe first round 2 0 U ers while toe Bobcats stuck Dzienls and Chambers Den- alive. And Babe, as much as he ments that seemed an appropdi- Henry, rf ford. Bait., .433; MtdClnney dearly loved baseball, would For Reds, Mets naUmal enforcement came un­ of toe North and South Women’s Bastarache, 3b 3 0 0 with Paul Murphy all the way. ski, Bredo (6) and Knotek, Ja- ate summation to toe report. An struff, c 3 1 1 (Jhlc., .423. like to see it happen, I'm sure," der fire. A Western basketball Amateur Golf Tournament. 2 0 1 Dennls slammed a three-run cobson (6). upper Midwest basketball coach Muro, 2b RUNS—^Buford, Balt., 14 Mrs. Ruth said in a telefdione CINCINNATI (AP)— Both manager Sparky Ander­ coach said, “The NCAA Is not a Marcia Dolan of Danbury, Jensen, lb 2 0. u American League said, “ If you cheat to get a boy, Bando, Oak., 12. Interview with T h e Atlanta Oon- son of Cincinnati and Gil Hodges of New York had the strict governing body. I can see Oorm., was beaten 2 and 1 by 27 1 6 East Division you’ll have to cheat to keep Totals RUNS BATTED IN—North stitution. same lament Tuesday night after the Reds edged the the necessity of a team of at­ Beth Barry of Mobile, Ala., and Portland______11*— I W. L. Pet. G.B. him. Besides, to paraphrase Bolton Canadiens Prove Too Strong rup, Det., 14; Apariclo, Bost. "He was proud of his accom ­ Mets 3-2. torneys that would police. the__ Sue Hart of West Hartford SB: Portland ^______^ . Milex, 12; J. Powell, Balt., 12; KiU Baltimore 8 3 .727 — plishments. But he wasn't vain "W e’ve had great pitching but ”I was happy,” said Bench, member Institutions. Some Luke 9:25, ‘If you win toe NCAA conn., waa defeated 6 and 6 by Muro to Jetuen, 'Kufini to Muro; ebrew, Minn., 12. Wash’n 7 6 .538 2 in the sense that he would get w e’re not hitting the ball the “ it was a redeemer after I hit coaches called their league championship x andx lose x.. x your < ^ , 8, Margaret Howard of Dur- 3* HITS—Tovar, Minn., 22 'Boston 6 6 .600 2% • ■ ^ g ______In First Match with Stars angry when somebody’s figures way we should.” into that double play earlier.” niles "unireal.** Another coach own soul, what does that gain Rojas, K.C., 20. Cleveland 6 6 .466 3 were more than his. He was too "Tony Cloninger has been Pete Rose, the Reds leadoff said, "All toe rules are reason- you?’ ” MONTREAL (AP)—Perhaps DOUBLES^Rojas, K.C., 5 New York 5 7 .417 3% “ ’Gump” Worsley en route to a big of a person inside to let very consistant,” said Anderson man, homered to left-center his able but not enforced.” While "There are nice boys who toe Mtonesota North Stars’ 7-2 victory and a 1-0 lead to toe 13 tied with 4. Detroit 6 7 .417 3% anything like that bother him.” who replaced his starter In the ^Irst trip to the plate. The ball toe majority agreed toe rules won’t be bought, just as there Not Putting Ball in Hoop team captain Ted Harris sum­ best-of-7 series. TRIPLES—Alomar, Calif., 2 West Division Mrs. Ruth, the former Clara seventh inning with two on. hit the top of the wall and could be lived by, few would are good coaches who won’t sell med up Tuesday’s first game of “ What are those Canadiens 19 tied with l.vj^ Oakland 10 6 .667 — Hodgson of Jefferson, Ga., said Plnch-hltter Duffy Dyer than bounced Into the crowd. agree with one coach who ssdd, out. Athletics, If run properly, toe North Stars-Montreal Cana­ made of?” asked Bobby special HOME RUNS—Bando, Oak. MUwaukee 6 6 .600 2% the Babe would be especially smashed a two-run single into Hie Mets made their second "The rules should be made may be toe best thing to toe diens semifinal Stanley d ip Na­ Rousseau, the right winger toe 4; F.Alou, N.Y., 3,; White, N.Y. Mirmesota 6 8 .429 3% pleased if his record were bro­ right field off reliet^r Dan big threat in the top of the ninth iTiuch more restrictive.’’ world today.” Indiana Within Game tional Hockey League playoff Candiens traded to the North 3; R.Ollver, K.C., 3; J.PoweU Kansas City 6 9 .400 4 ken by someone with the char­ GuUett. when Dave Marshall singled fol- game toe best. Stars last summer. "They Balt., 3; R.Jackson, O ^ ., 3 Chicago 6 9 .367 4% acter of Aaron or Mays. ■Ray Sadecki pitched very lowe^ by another by Ed Krane- “ We had a real good 20 min­ come off a tough series with Monday, Oakv, 3. Tuesday’s Results “ Bpth gentlemen are tre­ well,” said Hcxlges, who also P°®' utes. The trouble is toe game is Boston and you’d think they STOLEN BASES—Patek Minnesota 6, Kansas City 4 mendous credits to the game,” lifted his starter In the seventh. Reds called on fireman Walter Sets Mark Being Dethroned 60 minutes long.” would have a letdown. But no K.C., 6 ; Murcer, N.Y., 3; Alo Chicago 7, MUwaukee 1 she said. “They are high class It was his first start of the Clay CarroU who threw a slider The North Stars did look good way.” mar, Calif., 3; Pinson, Cleve. Washington 7, New York 2 Individuals who have given seasem. Aspromonte trying to In Patriots’ Win SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—TJie .Indiana Pacers will for one period—toe first. But ■The North Stars outskated engine 3; Otis, K.C., 3; Campaneris, baseball so very much. And In the eighth Inning, Red bunt. Ih e ball feU short and Boston 4, Cleveland 1 suffer the same fate as the New York Knicks unless after toe opening 20 minutes, it Oak., 3; Tovar, ^ n n ., 3. and outplayed Montreal in toe they are both great players.” catcher John Bench slammed a ®ench threw out Marital! at Oakland 4, California 0 Coventry High found Tolland PITCHING (2 Decisions)—10 the Pacers “ start putting the ball in the loop, says In­ was all downhill for Mirmesota opening period and grabbed a Both Mays, the only man oth- two-run homer of Dan Frizella third. Detroit 7, Baltimore 8 High an undermanned squad TEETOTALERS — Terry as toe Canadiens’ pumped sev­ 1-0 lead at 11:46 on Darmy tied with 1.000. ^ Wednesday’s Games diana: coach Bob Leonard. ______, er than Ruth to pass the 600 to win the game. “It was a real g(X>d pitch,’ yesterday and crushed them Markham 203-600, Debbie Web- en goals past goalie Lome Grant’s powerplay goal. -Blue, Oak., j,ome run mark, and Aaron, Indiana waa trounced 126-99 ------“Frizella hung a bad pitch,” said Bench, “I was moving to- Oakland (iFingers 1-2) at Cali­ 31; T.Hail, Minn., 23. 101-39 to a Charter Oak Confer- “ ““ by toe Utah Stars Tueaday 39.1.3 after toe first quarter and who is closing in fast, are off to said Hodges. ward third all the way. ’Ihe fornia (May 1-0), night fine starts this season. Kansas City (Drago 2-1) at ence track meet on toe losers ______night and to now within one 53.33 at halftitrie. .Said Bench: “FrizeUa throws ball was only a step away after bas- BATTING (25 aV bats)— Mays, the San Francisco Minnesota (Blyleven 2-1) game of being dethroned as couldn’t make a tune*up a slip pitch. He had nothing to he bunted.” home cinders. The Patriots who Staub, Mtl., .424; (iarr, Atl., slugger, has boosted his career Chicago (Bradley 1-1) at Mil­ CHURCH — Ralph Clark 218, American Basketball Aasocl- ket,” moaned Leonard, .420. gain by throwing me a fast ball. Bench’s secret Is he gets on presently stand at 4-1 Bernie Banavige 224-662, Bob gtl,^ champion. started clearing hls bench vrtien total to 632. Aaron hit his 568th waukee (Pattin 2-1) Senior Chris Walter was the (8 cyL) RUNS—Bonds, S.P., 18; Wat­ I’d have hit that out better.” the ball like a cat,” said Ander- Starkweather 218, Perkins Utah, leading 3-1, can wind the Stars took a 36-potot lead against Pittsburgh Tuesday Baltimore (Dobson 1-0) at only double winner to toe 220- Cy son, Houst., 11; Garr, Atl., 11; Bench, who hadn’t hit a four- son, “He’s a great athitete. 204, Earl White 223-68T, John up the best-of-seven Western early to the final period. night. It was the game-winning bagger since he got four in Dyer than lined out to center Detroit (Lollch 1-2), night and 180-yard low hurdlea Wal­ VINYL LINER Mays, S.F., 11. Muschko 224-603, Mike Muschko Division playoffs Thursday “We’ve played elgdit playoff blow in a 2;p victory for At­ Atlanta last week said he thinks and Ken Singleton grounded out Wa^iington '(Bosnian 2-1) at ter blazed to a new school rec­ RUNS BATTED IN—Stargell, 218, Bob Kennlff 864i, Phil Des- night at Anderson, Ind. games now, and I don’t think (ARWV OAKS) lanta. he has his eye back. to short. New York (Stottlemyre 1-0) ord of 21.8 to toe low hurdles. Pitt., 15; Mays, S.F., 16. Jardlns 666. In toe NaUonal Basketball we’re shooting 40 per cent from Even if Mays or Aaron hit Cleveland (Hargan 0-2) at It waa toe fastest time ever run including Champion plugs, HITS Bonds, S.F., 22; Garr, jjo. 715, they won't have sur- Boston (Culp 2-0) at this distance either on a turn ------AssoclatlMi, Baltimore ellml- the field,” Leonard said. POOL MEDICS points, condenser and AU., 21; Torre, St.L., 21. passed the Babe in one sense, National League ELKS — Stan Seymour 147- nated toe Knlcks, defending if the Pacers win Thursday Associated with All Season Pools, Inc. eiectronic engine enelysisl d o u b l e s —Bonds, S.F., 6; said Mrs, Ruth, or straightway. ------, , East Dlvlslcui Shot — D. Gankofakle (C), Grade Ray Bradley 139-361, Don NBA champs, _ 93-91 Monday night, _ , toe teams will play to W.Davls, L.A., 6. “ i •^^riIl always know all the Cage Shrine Induction Set W. L. Pet. (tT Cariaon <£) Carpenter 141-372, Hal Gaboury night and open the final playoff Utah Saturday night. ROUTE 44A ON BOLTON LAKE TRIPLES—^Kesslnger, Chic,, circumstances behind Babe’s St. Louis 8 6 .671 (Tb ^oddel (C) l^^^b Talmadge 142-306, Joe series tonight at MUwaukee The Pacers were beaten on 2; Clemente, Pitt., 2; Simmons, having 714 of them,” she said. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) tively as introducers and Montreal 5 4 .666 Javeita - Pe^^io.lC), Walter 141-866 Joe Cataldl against the Bucks, who de- the frwiUtoe, where they are St.L., 2; Millan, Atl., 2; Garr, "iq i remember, as I feel sure — Former pro gfreata Bob presenters for Cousy, Pettit and Pittsburgh 7 6 .638 ‘^^lev^dt - Ooma (C), Stanley 37, Di„g Farr 374, Joe Pagano feated Los Angeles to toe West- considered the best to toe AiBA. - - Atl., 2. , history also will, that he actual- Oousy and Bob Pettit along the Saperstein family. SALES SERVICE REPAIRS New York 5 5 .600 (T). p. Gankofakle ^ purVov .360. Tonv Sal- em Division playoffs. Center Mel Daniels of In- HOME RUNS Stargell, Pitt, jy hit his home runs during a with the late founder of the Cousy starred fur 13 seasons Hlah Jump — Elwell (C). J. 367, Al Plrkey 360, Tony Phlla. 4 7 .364 Jedlffewikl fT), Hawea (O) S’lO" vatore 366, Jack Clirlstadore 361. Virginia, leading Kentucky 2- dlana outrebounded Beaty 16- Replocemenf Liners, Pool Covers, Chemicals, 6 ; H.Aaron, AUt, 6. 14-year period. And he played— Harlem Globetrotters, Abe Sa- for Auerbach’s Boston Celtics Lone Jump — Prmanoe (C). Be­ to toe ABA Eastern Division is, but scored only 12. Stars Chicago 6 9 .867 noit^). Filler (’rt 18’8W” 1 STOLEN BASES—Harrelson, or had a chance to play—In only perstein, will be Inducted into teams in the National Basket­ forward WllUe Wise scored 19, Accessories, Filters, Heaters West Division Triple Jump — Benoit (C), Papa- MERCANTILE------Stan ------Mini- ^Playoffs, plays toe Ctdonels N.Y., 4; Garr. Atl., 4. 154 g;ames a year in those days. the Nalsmith Basketball Hall of ball Ass(x:iation, while Pettit, a including 16 toe first half, San Fran. 12 3 .800 " t i/H h -”lfa4'^ ??rEIweU (C). ckl 168-417, Gene Phaneuf 143- ' Winterising Service Package PITCHING (2 Decisions)—"Babe spent the first six Fame tonight. long-time scoring star for the Utah, which placed second to and held Roger Brown, who av­ Atlanta 8 4 .667 389, Bryce Hunt 160-366, Roy . _ to Renko, Mtl., 2-0, 1.000, 1.96; years of his big league career ’Ihree other members—^Red St. Louis Hawks, was both a B ?n oU (C). Houston 8 erages 20 a game, to lj2. Seaver, N.Y., 2-0, 1.000, 0.78; as a pitcher, and during that AuerlKich, Ed Maculey and teammate and rival of Macau- 7 .633 McGuire 138-391, John Haretto Indiana by one game to toe ^^'Snfe®—*Ss8Me (C). Rhoadea

PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1971 Household Goods Business Services 13 Moving - Help Wonted-Female 35 Help Wonted-Female 35 Help Wonted-Mole 36 Articles For Sole 45 51 Apartments - Flats- Business Loeotioiis j Tenements — Trucking - Storage 20 GIRL Friday — Want to work NEW and USE3D car get-ready NEED tlr^ « per Mnt JAOOBSE N reel type power 63 For Rent MANCHESTER \ for an Inventor? You’ll need man. Must be able to wax and count. Premium, mower In g^>od working condi­ tion. Call 643-6791 between 6-8 SPRUCE St. 214-218 Store for IMMEDIATE TOP QUALITY MANCHESTER — Delivery- good typing, office experience compound both new and used wide P ^ CLASSIFIED p.m. MAY 1st rent, heated, 395. monthly. OCCUPANCY light trucking and package de­ !nd a d^re for adventure, cars shampoo, wash engines “""L, Large Cape in move-in con­ livery. Refrigerators, washers 247-4046, 633-740?. U and R RAISED RANCH, ten LOAM AND FILL A WORLD Small east-of-river firm. 3100. and all that goes with getting 451 West Center 8t„ 6M-waz. OCCUPANCY dition. Quiet centrally locat­ and stove moving, specialty. refrigerator, power , ______rooms, less than two years Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 E. Cen- cars ready for sale. Apply in p j b BRGLASS supplies — 10 PHILBRICK ed nieghborhood. Large liv- Folding chairs for rent, 649- mower and TV for sale. Make 4%-Room Town House apart- young. The very best. For de­ ADVERTISING Also excavating, bulldozing, ter St., Manchester,. 646-3441. "person to Joe McCavanagh, offer Call 647-i7fift a.qa o w Reasonable rent. Inquire Du- ' ing room and rec room with 0752. THAT LIKES ounce boat cloth 31.26 per offer. ca ll 647 1768 after 4.30. ipent, 2 b a ^ , a^r-condlUonlng, baldo Music Center. 186 West tails, Carl Zinsser, Belflore grading and drainage work, ------Lynch Motors, Hartford area’s yard. Polyester resin 36.95 per fireplace in each, plus for­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS DISPLAY Lisa Jewelry. 'Ihree largest Toyota dealer, 345 Agency, 647-1413. commercial and residential. gallon. 644-1820. WE BUY, recondition and sell i CaU 649-6206 ______- AGENCY mal dining room, eat-in Fully Insured. two4iour displays a week will center St. Manchester, used furniture, appliances and ^auUful beautimi '^®e'‘^ays, after 3 p.m. Satur- CHENEY ESTATE — CaU Joe kitchen and garage. Price 8 AJM. to 4 :30 P.M. Pointing - Papering 21 TO TALK SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch Hill, earn you $60-$75 commissions. DARK RICH stone free loam, other household Items. CaU beauUful, beautiful. days 9 to 6 p.m. Lombardo for details. Belflore Seven-room Raised Ranch 328,900. Call John McLaugh­ large 7-room Ranch, cathedral 2 fireplaces, tile baths, CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- . . . needs you. As a no Investment. Special Income POR’TFOUO Manager for 6 yards 320, sand, gravel, Mr. Anderson, 643-8341. lin at 649-5306. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 649-6651 649-2179 OFFICES—3, 4 or 6 rooms, er- ceiling in living room, formal built-ins, 2-car garage, large terior painting, paper hanging. Southern New Eingland program for experienced Man­ trust department of a top com­ stone, manure, pool, and patio LATULIPPE BROS., INC. SINGER sewing machine, elec- cellent for dentist, doctor or 'TOM FXINDERBURKE has dining room, modern kitchen treed lot. 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION Discount on wallpaper. Call Telephone Operator you agers. Call Home office, col­ mercial bank. Must be experi­ sand. 643-9504. trie. ExceUent condition, 350. VILLAGER Apartments—Five- real estate. CaU 643-9691 for listed a fine Raised Ranch in with dining area, large family • • B (Sl W • • Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday 872-4366 742-9477 Oscar Hebert. 646-3048. have a chance to meet lect, 201-678-3377. enced In the administration of ______BARROWS and WALLACE Co. CaU 649-8782. after 6 p.m. room Townhouse. 1% tUed appointment, Manchester. 2-car garage, 7 room, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, VERNON those talkative people, trust accounts to produce in- SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, Manchester Parkade B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, WAITRESS — noontimes. Call come. Starts to 318,000. No fee. processed gravel, stone, fill. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, rooms including finished rec 2-car garage, swimming pool, CHARLES LESPERANCE New 4-bedroom Garrison Co­ to help and direct them. OHILiD’S wardrolje. Colonial Manchester 649-5306 PLEASE READ YOUR AD MANCHESTER Welding Ser­ Interior and exterior painting, 646-1978, ’Tacorral, 246 Broad Rita Personnel, 646-4040. Also bulldozer and backhoe two alr-condltloners, private u , , room. Large lot with a country large wooded lot. lonial, situated on a large Extra pay for rotating cradle, combination carriage, 649-7620 Classified or “ Want Ads’* are taken over Uie phone as a vice comer Durant and West paper hanging. Thirty years St., Manchester. — ^------—------service and drain fields. basement. Washer and dryer Renf atmosphere. CaU Tom for fur­ 'TWO FAMILY 6-6, recent lot in a prestigious area. hours and overtime. stroller, high chair, automatic convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Middle Turnpike. General experience, four generations. ’TRUCK Driver — Minimum 3 George H. Grlfflng, Andover hookup. G.E. appliances and MANCHESTER — Bus line — ther details at 647-1413, Bel- CUSTOM - BUILT L-shaped kitchens, extra buUding lot. Offered at $36,900. PART-’TIME office clerk, typ- swing, deluxe car seat, rock­ ranch, 7 spacious rooms, 2-fuII DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the welding repairs, home owners FTee estimates, fully Insured. , , years experience as truck 742-7886. gas heat. Charles Lesperance, Com- Agency. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ing, filing and telephone wort, with same employer. ______ing horse, portah’e crib, com­ 6%-room older home, baths, formal dining room, FOUR BEDROOMS, two full next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in­ and sports equipment. 643-7361. SNET Offers: 649-7620. 649-2813. correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then Hours ’Tuesday through Fri- gjgj, have good driving ALUMINUM sheets used as plete electric sterilizer. Infant pletely redeOorated. 3200. NEW LISTING — 7-room brick family room, porches, 2-car baths, treed lot, AA zoned. ______CARRIAGE REALTY only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which RUG cleaning, window clean- NAME your own price, paint­ Full Pay with 'Training day, 3 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 9 to ggfgjy record. Starts to 3130. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x seat, two highchairs, twin DELUXE one-bedroom apart- monthly. References, lease, oversized Cape with shed dor- garage, $36,500. Close to shopping, schools, EIGHT units, two buUdlngs dn 646-1110 do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be ing, floor refinishing, floors ‘"S- paperhanging, remov^. •k Scheduled Raises 4r 5 p.m. Bezzinl Bros., iiQ 419 East a. Personnel, 646- 36’’, 25 cents each or 5 for 31- stroUer. Everything clean and ment, wall-to-wall carpeting two children accepted. Hayes nier and two front dormers. ___ church. 333,500. Keith Real one lot. Paved parking area. corrected by “ make good” insertion. Middle ’Tpke., Manchester. Agency, 646-0131. Built by one of Manchester’s ^AST CENTER ST, Large 10- Estate. 646 4126, 649-1922. stripped and polished. R & R Prompt service, fuUy Insured. Excellent Benefits * Op­ 4040. 643-2711. In very good condition. ■ Rea­ throughout. complete appli- 368,000. Wolverton Agency. Floor Care. 526-4392. SatlsfacUon guaranteed. Cali sonable. CaU 646-6288. va;Uty_bath._ centrally AVAILABLE May 1st, 7 large « VERNON-Mancheater line — 8- ______Jerry Kenney 647-9664. portunities for Advance­ MANSSTELD s c h o o l derires j^ ^ a GER — Environmental CLEAN RUGS, like new, so 'Two full ceramic baths, three- offices, large lot wiUi MANCHESTER — Six-room Realtors, 649-2813. (BoekvlHe, ToD Free) located. $175 monthly. R. D. rooms on bus line. $250 month­ room Garrison Colonial, set on LIGHT trucking, odd lobs, also ------—------—------— ment * Job Security secretary. ’Typing required, control department, easy to do with Blue Lustre. MAPILE drrpleaf Haywood car garage. Extras galore In- Posaibility of acquiring more Ranch, 'Three bedrooms, ga------a % acre heavUy wooded lot. shorthand preferred. Full­ Murdock, 643-2692. ly. Security deposit required. moving large appliances. INSIDE—outside painting. S^- Must be degrreed and experi- Rent electric shampooer 31. Wakefield dining room table, ____ eluding alr-conditloning units, ^ ® ’ 1’-^ baths, kOd M ’s. La- Pg|> 5g| e 73 Aluminum siding, 2% baths, 643-2711 875-3136 Buming barrels delivered, »4. <=‘“1 rates for people over 66. For complete informa­ time, many benefits. Reply 649-9616. stove wall-to-waU fireplace Penta Agency. Realtor, 646- ______enced In environmental pollu- Olcott Variety Store. with extensions will seat 10, A’TTRACTIVE 4-room, first stove, waiito-wau, fireplace DUPLEX—7-7, Handy location. 2440 famUy room, double garage. 044.1775 Call my competitors, then call tion visit our employ­ Box ’’G” , Manchester Herald. 346. 649-6512. floor apartment, stove and re- mirror, etc, etc. Private pan- VERNON — Level 150x180’ lot. tlon control technology, sci- ____ „ ------„ , . .___ 328,500. Many extras. Immaculate con­ me. Estimates g^ven. 649-7863. ment office at 62 East FOR SALE — fieldstone from ------frlgerator, adults, references, 36,000. Wolverton Agency, Re- Automobiles For Sole 4 m i d d l e -a g e d woman to ence, instrumentation systems, Out of Town eled den or office. Lovely lot 317,900 2-BEDROOM RANCH, dition Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. Center Street, Manches­ stone walls, 35- P^r load or MOVING — Must sell. Red and no pets, $140. 649-5324. Household Services 13-A RICHARD E. MARTIN. Full babysit in my home, one child. etc. Must also be a proven ^th varied trees and bushes. ROCKLEDGE—Dynamic 9-room large lot, large shade tree, as- 649-2813. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Bug — ter open Monday through will deliver. 742-9721. black Spanish styled living For Rent 66 SOUTH WINDSOR 6-room 2 manager and top communlca- ______'TnUy. must be seen and Itaised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2% sume mortgage, 3116-47 per .MANCHESTER — HERALD good condition. Call 643-8876 or LIGHT trucking, cellar and professional painting service, Friday from 8:30 a.m. to Central. Diane, 289-7476, or room set. Sofa and 3 slate top MANCHEJS’TER — near center. EbcceUent Ranch, 3 bedrooms, cathedral interior-exterior. Free esti­ 646-4678. tor. Starting salary 320,000- SUPER S’TUFF, sure nuf! soon Belflore Agency, 647- baths, large family room, ca- month. Hutchins Agency Real- 649-0610. attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, 5 p.m. Or call 643-4101- table, only two years old. CaU modem first-floor, 5-room AA zone lot, half acre plus, ceilings, large kitchen with mates, fully Insured. 649-4411, 330,000 range. No fee. Rita That’s Blue Lustre for clean- BOL’TON — 3-room cottage, 1413 thedral celling living and dining tors, 649-5324. BOX LETTERS ------trees cut and removed. Call X-368 for an appoint­ SECRETARY — Must have bet­ 646-0014. apartment, carpeting, heat in­ Lakewood Circle area, city built-ins, bath and a half, 2 MUST sell, 1948 Plymouth 543.6000. ' 649-9285. Personnel, 646-4040. jng and upholstery. Rent winterized. 52l'-7373 anytime, ______; 7~7 room, modem kitchen. A ver------,------ment. ter than average speed in cluded. 3200 monthly, one TREE-surrounded rear yard is i utilities, CaU Mr. Qmmer, fireplaces, finished famUy coupe, 383 engine, automatic ______!______electric shampooer, 31. The 5-10 p.m., 1-223-4460. Fmr Your J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom shorthand and typing. Excel- TRUCK driver Plumbing child, lease. Hayes Agency, only one feature of this lovely '® ' J. D. Real Estate Associates. room, 2-car garage, circular transmission, posl-rear. May WASHING machine repairs, Sherwin - Williams Co. colonial Cape in one of Man- ^'Car garage. 643-5129. Information decorating, interior and ex­ lent opportunity to associate and heating supplies. Heavy ______646-0131. SIX-ROOM CAPE driveway. Owner 644-1451. be seen, Alcar Auto Parts, cor­ RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Machinery & Tools 52 Chester’s finer locations. .tuST OFF PORTER ST.__4- terior, paperhanging, fully In­ with a well established com­ work. Call Manchester Pipe & WOODEN desks for sale, some BBAU nEDL Forest HlUs sec­ THE HERALD wlU not ner Spruce and Maple, Man­ Maidag. Reasonable rates. 643- SOUTHERN MANCHE5STEUI — Newer 2- There Is, for instance, a lovely bedroom Dutch Colonial with an “ LOW 20’S” sured. For free estimates call pany offering goood pay and Supply, 649-4563. In excellent condition. Also Un­ Rockville tion, high, dry, sewer and wa­ dlscln.ne the Identity of chester or call 643-1971, 6-9 4913, 647-1719. 1967 MELROE Bobcat, loader, bedroom deluxe duplex, half private screened porch, "niere assumable mortgage, formal VERNON 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. outstanding benefits. Call Mr. derwood standard typewriter. 'Immaculate 3-4 bedrooms, ter, 120’ frontage, $11,700. any advertiser using box p.m. No reasonable offqr re­ JANTTOR — EJxperienced, part- with outriggers. New engine, of 2-family, carpets, 1% baths. is also a custom designed com- living and dining rooms, eat-in REIWEAVING of bums, moth- Centinl, 569-1330. Can be seen at Crockett Agen­ tiled bath, large modern eat- Peterman, Broker, 649-9404. New 7-room Raised Ranch, letters. Readers answer­ fused. EXPERIENCED local teachers NEW very good condition. Call 628- appUances, $205 monthly. CAREN APTS. pletely automaUc kitchen. 'The kitchen, large family room, _____ holes, zippers repair^. Wln- time, evenings, Manchester- prestige area, low 30’s. ing blind box ads wte BOOKKEEPER — Some ex­ cy, 244 Main St., Manchester. 0786. Paul Dougan, Realtor, 649- spacious, fireplaced living in kitchen. Attractive living ------dow shades made to measure looking for homes to paint this Rockville area. Call 643-5691, 'TOLLAND — 3 huUdbig Iota, desire to protect their perience with accounts receiv­ 4535. room Is carpeted, as is the NEW LISTING — Oversized room, nice neighborhood. Identity can follow ‘hla summer. Call for free esti­ ENGLAND 3 to 6 p.m., only. ’TEN INCH Radial arm saw, 3%, 4% room apartments. 36,500 total. Tolland, acre lot, CARRIAGE REALTY all size Venetian blinds. Keys able desirable. Excellent bene- very ample formal dining Garrison Colonial, less than procedure: Trailers - made while you wait. Tape mates, evenings, 649-4466 or less than one year old. 3176. ETVE-RGOM apartment In 2- AvaUable now. Including ap­ One-half block to hospital. $3,000. Vernon, high acanic 646-1110 563-9137. fits, starting pay. Contact Mr. IDEAL full-time summer job “ pUances, wall-to-wall carpet­ room. Aluminum storms and one year old. Owner trans- acre, $6,900. Other land Hayes Mobile Homes 6-A recorders for rent. Marlow’s, _4 ___forCall college 643-2268. student to start Im- ______Anriques 56 family. Second floor, appll- By appointment, Suzanne Enclose your reply to TELEPHONE Centinl, Coca Cola Bottling ing, heat, hot water, swim­ screens, of course. Dead-end ferred. Eight rooms, 2% baths, Agency, 646-0131. the box in an envelope — ------867 Main St., 649-6221. ~ Co., 451 Main St., East Hart­ mediately on part-time basis ALUMINUM screen - storm ______ances, big yard. Children ac- street. Finished family room first-floor family room with Shorts. 646-3233, J. Watson HEBRON — 5-room Ranch, full 1971 COX campers. All m odels ------:----- F S nlchlna ming pool, storage and park­ basement, lot 150x200. Excel­ address to the Classified 24 ford or call 569-1330. afternoons. Stock and delivery. S’lENCILED pine 5-piece bed- ' •’epted: $60 rental plus securi- and . . . but come let us show fireplace, formal dining room. Beach Real Estate Co. CXIVENTRY — Treed buUding on display. Campers Holiday, GARDENS, flower beds, lawns rimsnm g 0 0 , doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- ing. From 3160. CaU Su lent condition throughout. Manager, Manchester Phone mornings, 643-0255. torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet room set including lift top com- Helen Palmer, Realtor, It to you. CaU now. Belflore 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding. lots. $3,500 each, five acres. Inc., Route 66, Portland. 1-342- roto-tilled. Call after 4 p.m FLOOR SANDING, and refin- perintendant, 876-1665, 278- Good residenUal area. Only Evening Herald, together WE ARE looking for a secre­ sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot mode. Black walnut dropleaf. 643-6321. Agency, 647-1413. 2-car garage. ExceUent neigh- 'Tremendous valley view. $10,- with a memo liatl^ the 1212. 643-4063. ishing (specializing In older An Equal Opportunity Employer 1610, 242-6668. $24,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, tary-receptionist to fill a posi­ Help Wanted - water furnace. 643-2485, 643- table circa 1865. Pine candle ------borhood. 341,900. MANCHESTER - Immaculate 900. Paved road. Hayes Agen-. companies you do NOO' floors). Inside painting, paper- ______tion in the office of a doctor in LOVELY one-bedroom apart­ SIX-ROOM older, immaculate ’ 643-1577. 1971 ’TERRY traveler trailers. ’TWO handymen want a variety 1442. stand. Good selection of old ment with refrigerator, range, ______Ranch home, wall-to-wall car­ cy, 646-0131. want to see your letter. ing, ceilings, etc. No job too SECRETARY, familiar with all Manchester. ATtiUcant must Mole or Female 37 home. Aluminum siding, ce- RANCH—Extra large modern Your letter win be de­ All sizes in stock. Campers of jobs by day or hour. We lamps, clocks, china, glass, peting, beamed celling, finish­ small. John Verfallle, 649-5750. aspects of apeirtment rental, be neat in appearance, able to KEElP carpet cleaning prob­ disposal and parking, 3156 EAST HARTFORD, 4 large ramie tiled bath, modern kitchen with buUt-ins. Large BOLTON —One mUe from Man- COVENTRY — Slx-iwm Cape stroyed If the advertiser Holiday Inc., Route 66, Port­ clean yards, attics and cellars. tin, etc. Cha-Ro-Lane, Rt. 74, monthly. Handy to Main St. rooms, modem. 2-famlly, ed basement, one-car garage, Fireplace, new bath, kitchen some transcription work, 37% meet the public and have good lems small, use Blue Lustre kitchen. Asking $20,000. Will living room with wall-to-wall Chester. Wooded com er lot. is one you’ve mentioned. land. 1-342-1212. Reasonable. Call 643-5306. EXPERIENCED Wapplng Wood Rd., 872-3279. CaU 644-2427. heat, parking, adults, 3180. no $20,500. Wolverton Agency carpeted. Breezeway, one-car Bonds - hours, Manchester office. Call typing ability. Hours are 9 un­ wall-to-wall. Rent electric listen to offers. Belflore Agen- carpeting, 3 bedrooms, garage, Acre plus. Prestige area. M.H. If not It will be handled pete, 569-2863. Realtors, 649-2813. garage. Just $21,400. Wayne in the usual manner. 1970 24’ 'TRAVEL trailer, Nor Mrs. Todd, 649-6361. til 5, Monday, ’Tuesday, Thurs­ shampooer 31- Plncwood E^ir- cy, 647-1413. Lot 100x200’ . $27,900. Palmer, Realtor, 64^-6321, 649- Building Conrrocting 14 Stocks - Mortgages 27 MANCHEJS’TEIR — Brownstone W. MUIer Agency, Route 66, ris, used two weeks. Coat 36,- niture Shop. 0538. day and Friday. 9 until 12, Apartments. Large two-bed------DRIVE by 348 Middle 'Turnpike CIRCA 1843—Federal C olonial- Hebron, Conn., 228-9454, 228- 000 new, wUl seU for 34,200. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter MORTGAGES,. loans, first, sec- WANTED — Part-Ume recep- Wednesday and alternating Sewing Machine Wonted - To Buy 58 room duplex apartment. Am- _ n - VAST REDUCTION ...... _ tlonist, Monday,UCrwi/laxr Wednesday U/oHnAQ/IQV GERT’s a gay girl, ready for a East. Notice the trees and the Six large rooms, full walk-up TWO A zoned lots. Centrally lo­ 3518. 875-6316. contractor. Additions, remod- ond, third. All kinds. Realty Saturdays, 9 until 12. Please pie closets, 1% baths, heat, hot KCSOIT rfO pcrT y and ■ Friday evenings 5:30 to whirl after cleaning carpets two-car garage on View St. attic,' handy location. $25,900. cated. City water and sewer. ------Lost and Found 1 eling and repairs. Call any­ statewide. Credit rating unnec­ reply Box “DD”, Manchester WANTED used restaurant, tav­ water, carpeting, appUances OWNER ANXIOUS TO HARDTOP Camper — sleeps 6, 8:30, Saturday mornings 9 to Operators And with Blue Lustre. Rent electric For Rent 67 Notice also the extra lot of r e - ______Com er lot $8,500. Keith Real VERNON time for free estimate. 876- essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ Herald. ern, hotel, grocery store, bank- anaand parxmg. parking. air-conoiuoners Air-conditioners ------— cord Asklna 328 500 for everv- 'THE ui-iiiJUAi ULTIMATE Ei in In a a xvam- Ram- SELL—Park St. Ten-room FOUND — ’The best place to ice box, stove, sink, awning, 12 noon. Must have p le a s a n t______shampooer 31. E.A. Johnson Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. EXCELLENT STARTER 1642. tial, quick arrangements. Al­ mpey equipment. Also have 3 and garages, optional. Imme- (JHALET—Lake Wlnnlpesaukee ’^thout extra Ranch home, abounding ...... home with...... more— ------than one— ------choose home decorations and excellent conation. Call 649- personality, be good with fig- HOUSEMOTHER. — Oak HiU Co., 723 Main St., Manchester. Proud ownership of this vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971, Pressers floors of used equipment for dlate and May 1st occupancy, New Hampshire, sleeps 8, ' Seven rooms 4 charm and perfection, nes- land. Fireplace, 1% GLASTONBURY — BuUding Ranch home can be yours. gifts is Your Gift Gallery at 6692. DORMERS, flush, regular, set­ urea and handling money. If School for the Blind has a cur­ 649-4501. 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve­ footfast ando„a ready ooot,cash. CaU Adults . . .. $215.. — CaU ...... 646-1769 or.. fireplace, private beach. Sum- „;.ooIkio r-oii tied high on a hill wiUi Umee baths, garage. Lovely shade lots, $7,500 and up. Tongren Main floor has fireplaced Watkins, 935 Main St. Your back. ’The unique vogue, on Interested please write Box rent opening for a relief house bedrooms possible. (Jail now. nings. 233-6879. E3STEY ORGAN, electronic, Fountaine’s Used Restaurant 872-9690. mer vacations filling fast. 643- acres. 2,800 square feet of living trees. B-zone. Quick occu­ Real Estate, 633-0438. living room, Colonial dining home town friendly world of Ranches, Add-a-level and “D” , Manchester Herald. mother. Applicants must pos­ LADIES’ COATS AND Belflore Agency, 647-1413. walnut finish, with bench, 3166. Equipment, 527-6771, 473 Wind­ 0189. area, 3% baths, swimming pool. pancy. Shown by appoint­ area, 3 bedrooms and bath. gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. sess good judgement and be NBFLY decorated 6-room du­ SUBURBAN- WOODED build­ Auto Driving School 7-A ranches, Shells only, m o r t g a g e s - 1st, and 2nd., aA e YOU amblUous? Earn ex- Also antique round table, lion sor St., Com er of Canton St., JOE LOMBARDO has listed a garages, ment only. Two finished rooms down. Financing available. Call Pat­ mortgages— interim financing able to handle various physical SUITS plex. 'Three bedrooms, new ing lot, close to 1-84, 33,400. LOST — Orange and white male tra money, full or part-time, paws, 310. Call 646-3288. Hartford. nice 7-room Colonial up Man­ ExceUent condition, imme­ courteous Instruc­ rick J. Carr, 643-7926. problems. Hours are staggered furnace, large yard. Parking. Wonted To Rent 68 Paul W. Dougan, 'Realtor, 649- cat, 8 months old, semi-long — expedient and confidential become a Koecot beauty ad­ chester Green way. Well kept HAND—42 acres, 1,200’ road diate occupancy. Call Mr.. tors. New dual controlled cars. and applicant should be will­ Excellent opportunities and HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, Convenient Hartford Rd. lo­ CHARLES LESPERANCE 4635. hair, four double paws. Vicini­ service. J. D. Real Elstate TAG SALE, EMday, 10 - 3 p.m., FAMILY of five want 6 or 6— In established nelghboriiood. trontoge. $35,(X)0. Lewis 649-5306. You’re never too old to leeirn. LEON CME3SZYNSKI builder — visor. E’ree training by quali­ bric-a-brac, locks, frames, ty Lyndale and Autumn St., Assoc. 643-5129. ing to live-in. For application surroundings. AU fringe Bikes, toys, plajrpens, chil­ cation. $190 monthly. 649-6644. room apartment. WlU pay New furnace, new roof, plas- _____ new homes custom built, re­ fied Instructors. Call Rothman glassware. We buy estates. 649-7620 A Register now for spring driv­ forms call, 242-2274 between 9 dren’s clothing, miscellaneous. tered walls, wall-to-wall car- We NEED LISTINGS 646-3796. modeling, additions, rec Distributors, 646-6061, • Mon­ benefits. Apply at Person­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, McKEE ST. — 'Two-bedroom, $160. with heat. CaU anytime, Resort Property ing lessons. 647-1656. a.m. and 3 p.m. 618 Wetherall St., Manchester. . . B & W • • rooms, garages, kitchens re­ day, Wednesday and EYlday, nel Office, 8:30 a.m. to 6 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. first-floor apartment on bus 649-1716. peting, Uteral financing or NOW! “Thinking of Sell- s j x .r o o m Colonial In exceUent pgr Sole 74 EXIUND—'Mongrel female pup­ Business Opportunity 28 assume 5% per cent mort- ^ yOUT property?” Call eonditlon. Dream kitchen. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. py, black and white. Call dog modeled, bath tUe, cement 9:30 - 3 p.m. SWITCHBOARD operator — re­ p.m., Monday through Fri­ line. AppUances, air-condiUon- ^VANTED to rent — Married Manchester Parkade work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ ceptionist — Oak Hill School WANTED — antique furniture, ing. Adults only. $175 month gage! Belflore Agency, 647- TODAY! with bullt'in oven-range dish- COVENTRY — Summer cot- Warden, 646-4565. day. Boots & Accessories 46 teachers seek roomy house Manchester 649-6306 G arag e LEGAL secretary, Manchester. for the Blind has an opening for glass, pewter, oil paintings or ly. Charles Lesperance, 649- 1413. toge, 4 rooms, aluminum dential or commercial. Call September-May. Prefer woods, ------washer. Fireplace. Upper 20s. July and August, full or part- a switchboard operator-recep­ other antique Items. Any quan- 7620. FOUND—Brittany Spaniel, fe­ Service - Storoge 10 649-4291. OERICH’S Marine Service, cui- stream, no neighbors. CaU eve- CARL ZINSSER thinks this 4- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, storms, carpeting, treed lot, COVENTRY — Nine-room han­ time. 643-2405. tionist. Applicant must have tlty. 'The Harrison’s, 643-8709, log cabin design, fireplace, male, orange and white. Call New 3 ' Bay thorized Evinnide outboard nings, Mrs. Shaw 228-3751. bedroom Colonial at 39 Gerard 649-2813. dyman’s special, near the SINGLE car garage, for car or CARPENTRY and remodeling, previous switchboard experi­ 165 Oakland Street. SUBLET five-room complete $9,000. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Dog Warden, 646-4565. John Meyer motor sales and service. Also St. is one of Manchester’s PHILBRICK lake. 'Needs work. $17,500. No storage, rear 67 Oak St. Call rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, ^ n 'n n r'O ence, be able to deal with the furnished apartment, from MANCHES’TER Onler — She- BAR MAID, part-time, VlUa boating accessories. 1082 Tol­ finest offerings. Desirable Hol­ money down for quaUfied buy­ FOUND — Cocker type male 643-0648. additions and garages. Call v-H4.114JL-\J OCIVICC public and be experienced in June 1st through October 31.st. room Colonial. 1% baths, dou- P Louisa, 643-2621. land 'Tpke. Buckland, Conn. Business Property lywood section. CaU Carl for er. Carriage Realty, 646-1110. dog, black and brown. Call Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. general office routine. For ap­ $150 monthly. 21 Huntington ble garage, Partial bu^ess O ut Of TOWII Of Norwich 643-2363. Rooms Without Board 59 details at 647-1413. Belflore AGENCY Dog Warden, 646-4656. plication forms, call 242-2274, St., Manchester, 643-6243. For Sole 70 zone. ExceUent potential. Of- P g f S a fe 75 VERNON — High In Uie hUIs, DORMERS, garages, porches, Station SEWING Instructor, practical 1-889-3801 Ext. 213 Agency. Motoreycles-Bicycles 11 sewing knowledge necessary, between 9 a.m. andd 3 p.m. 1 Conn. Ave., Norwich 12’ iPLYWOOD runabout, 6 h.p. flees, etc. $22,900. Hayes huge 7-room custom Ranch, 3 FOUND Black and brown rec rooms, room additions, 'IHE 'THOMPSON House—Cot- . vAU ABI F MAY 1st Villaee MANCHESTER II, Main St, 8- REALTORS (Ready about May 1st.) Wizard engine, trailer winch, tage St., centrally located. room Colonial, ideal for doc- POUR FAMILY, All four-room Agency, 646-U31. COVENTRY — Carol Dr. Par- baths, garages, sweeping mongrel male, shepherd type. HONDA 50, excellent running kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Apartments, one-bedroom de­ fisherman’s dream boat, 3176. large pleasantly furnished tors, lawyers, many other pro- apartments. Four garages, tlally finished 8-room Dutch views, 2,7 acres. Hutchins Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. siding, general repairs. Qual­ ?^"he“ S d1trS vl: w“ w^'7aS ^ opportunity employer luxe apartment. Appliances, MANCHES’TER vicinity — 8%- condition. Needs little work. cations and other company complete. 649-7375 after 3 p.m. rooms, i>arking. CaU 649-2358 fesslonal people and business- Shows care. Low 50s. Wolver- Colonial, 311,100. GoodchUd- Agency 649-5324 Best reasonable offer. 640-8922. ity workmanship. Financing 8:30 to 6:30. Call after 6 p . m . , ______heat, two alr-condltloners, room Split Level, 50’s. Also 11- Bartlett, Realtors, 643-2098, ______!______!______available. Economy Builders, ROUTE 195, TOLLAND benefits. Apply in person Sing­ for overnlg;ht and permanent es. Rare offering. Frechette ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 6464200 Personals 646-02S4. SflWING machine operators SPECIAL on 21’ Welcraft fish­ wall-to-wall caiRetlng. Charles room brick Ranch, 60’s. Must 643-7887. 'TOLLAND — 7-room Ranch on 1965, 303 HONDA, goood running Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647 ' eve­ er Co., 856 Main St., Manches­ guest rates. Realtors, 647-9993. „ .---- Z------7T BE YOUR OWN BOSS experience necessary, full or erman with center console. 16’ Licsperance, 649-7620. ______EGUR-FAMILY In fine condi­ be seen. Heritage House 646- ____ ^ ,— 2 acres with private spring fed RIDE wanted, 999 Asylum Ave., condition, 3275 or best offer. nings. ter. BOOKKEERER — with general Crestllner, new, with new trail­ MANQHES’TER — Pitkin St. 2482. COVENTRY Up off pond. A fisherman’s paradise. • Excellent potential part-time. 643-2254 or apply in tion. Good Investment proper- Hartford, working hours 8:30- 649-8645. office experience, interesting er and used . 40 h.p. Johnson FOUR-ROOM first-floor apart- igygsfm enf Stately 11-room Colonial, in Rd., just listed, 4-room Ranch (Near UConn) LIVE-IN companion for conge­ person. Cobar Co., 77 HiUiard ROOM with kitchen privileges, Property 5. 649-2010 after 6:30. NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— work, part or fuU-tlme. B’uU electromatic motor. 14’3” ment, newly renovated, adults, — — . - ty . 40S. wolverton Agency. ^ - M A ch ^ erA = r lo! MANCHESTER -Lai^eexec- nial older woman. Salary plus St., Manchester. centrally located. 14 Arch St. Realtors, 649-2813. 'TRIPLE chrome plating — All Remodeling, repairing, addi­ company benefits. Keith FVr- ______Crestline, new, with new trail­ no pets, security. Inquire 72 POr Sole cations. Must be seen to be utive 6-bedroom Ranch. Many, Realtor, 643-1677. RIDE wanted to Farmington motorcycle parts beautifully tions, rec rooms, porches and • Paid training room and board. Call 646-1795 many features including in- niture., 1116 Main St., Man- d a Y AND evening help for sea- er and used 40 h.p. Evlnrude School St. appreciated. T.J. Crockett, Ave., working hours 9-4. 646- Chrome plated Including any (Our school is In East or 742-6607. ______MANCHESTER — Six - family TWO-FAMILY, 7 and 4-n»m roofing. No job too small. Call chester. sonal restaurant. Please call electric start motor. Maurine ac­ Realtor, 643-1577. ground pool and oversized BROAD BROOK 76 0256 after 6 p.m. alrnnimim parts. Fast service. 649-3144. Hartford) Aportments - Flats - FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, unit centraUy located. Excel- double garage, 60’s. Heritage minutes from Hartford.^u^ P®'’ ^Ole CLERK-’Typist wanted, must be ■ 648-8313. cessories and supplies, paints, Ebccellent workmanship. A1 hot water narklna adults no ^®ut income producer. Price s®parate furnaces. Lot MANCHElSTER ■— 7-room Co­ House, 646-2482. rooms, aluminum siding, 2-car OOVEUTTRY Older colonial LADY needs ride from Route •. Moderate investment good typist, familiar with sim­ fiberglass, boat fittings, etc. Tenements 63 hot water parking aamts, no reduced for auick 70x165. $29,900. M.H. Palmer, Gill’s Motorcycles, 596 Wash­ SAVE MONEY ! Fast service. Help Wonted-Mole 36 pete, 3140. security deposit. ^ be^n r^uced for quick ^ lonial, 3 bedrooms, enclosed garage. $13,500. Char Bon in need of repair, large horse 31, North Coventry to West ple business machines and FXTLL-’ITME punch press oper- Capitol Equipment, 38 Main ington St., Middletown 1-347- Dormers, room additions, ga­ • Financing available. saJe. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, heated sunporch, formal din­ Agency, 643-0683. barn, with box stalls and a ca­ Main St., Rockville, Monday able to work with volunteers. DRIVERS for school jjyggg utors, 40-hour week. Apply in St., Manchester, 643-7958. WE HA'VE customers waiting Available May 1. CaU 649-1632. 2846. rages, porches, roofing and 643-1577. 0538. ing room, good central loca­ pacity to board 20 horses plus person, Gayle Mfg. Co., 1068C for the rental of your apsut- MANCHESTER SOU’TH WINDSOR — 7-room through EYiday, 8 to 4:30 p.m.. siding. Compare prices. Add- 32-hour week, 'Tuesday thru Manchester schools. 7 :30 to tion. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 8 acres cf land. Carriage Real­ Call 742-7728. A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- For details call daily, Mr. Friday. Cultural surroundings, 8:46 a.m., 2:15 to 3:46 p.m. Ex- Tolland St., Elast Hartford. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- Fuinislicd 24 UNITS of garden apart- NINE-ROOM custom buUt Gar­ AND VICINITY Split. Recreation room, patio, Cox, 568-3400 Evenings and Fuel and Feed 49-A 643-6666. ty, 646-1110. 0449. stlmulatlng contacts. CaU Lutz cellent port-Ume opportunity. HELP wanted part-Ume days. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ApO ftm cntS ments, substantial cash re- risen Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- ______carpeting, and appUances. Business Services 13 weekends, Frank Spilecki, 63-A Junior Museum, 643-0949, for We train you. 643-2414. Inquire Bcnanza, 287 W. Mid- BUY CLEAN BURNING, easy qulred, good return and excel- bedrooms, office, 2% baths, SE'VEN-ROOM Ranch, 3 bed- IMMACULATE 3-bedroom $24,900. Char Bon Agency, 643- Automobiles For Sole 4 HALLMARK Building Oo. For 649-5446. LOOKING tor anything In real COMFORTABLY furnished 3 lent tax shelter. Carriage double garage, carpeting. roo„jg_ uying room. 0683. S’TEPS, sidewalks, stone wedls, ppolntment.______mSTAIXMElNT Loan trainee— Tpke. starting cannel coal for your dining Ranch. Fireplace, first-floor fa m - ______Wonted - Real Estate 77 home Improvement, additions, estate rental - apartments,' rooms, shower, all utilities, Realty, 646-1110. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? fireplaces, flagstone terraces. fireplace or franklin store at rec rooms, garages, roofing, ------SPRING’S the time to get a new 'Two-year accounting school homes, multiple dwellings, no parking, no children or pete, ------kitchen, family room uy room. Garage, large lot. b l l ING’TON - 11-room brick SELLING your home or acre- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ All concrete repairs, both in­ STENO-’Typlst — Varied duties the Nutmeg House .Country gutters. Free estimates. All LAWN fertilizing, experienced, lease on life. Get out of the grad or finance company ex­ fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ 272 Main St. ROCKVILLE Four family. PRINCE’TON ST. - Lovely 3- ’‘25.900. igoe Georgian Colonial with gge? For prqrtBt friendly serv- est Douglas accepts lowest side and outside railings, land­ in small office. Pleasant atmo­ Store, (formerly Brick Oven) bedroom Colonial, custom built carpeting in. living rmm »md work guaranteed. 646-2527. references, 3&- per lawn plus house, meet people, earn mon- perience. Starts to 37,600. No sphere, 37% hour week, excel­ sociates, Inc., 643-5129. Large rooms, excellent condi­ ------— ----- , — uiTw oAA FIVF horimnm Older Colonial bam and garages, 5 acres of ice, call Louis Dlmock Real- down, smallest payments, any­ scaping. Reasonably priced. cost of fertilizer. CaU 646-8487 Route 6, Andover, Columbia by and for the present owners. bmd. ideal for horse lover, ty. Realtors. 649-9823. ey, win prizes, have fun, as an fee. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. lent benefits. CaU for appoint­ tion, new boiler. Over $6,000 where. Not small loan finance CaU 643-0861. MASONRY work aU types. Fire­ line. 474 MAIN ST., 'Three rooms, Choice residential section. 19»5 after 5. Principles only. completely redecorated. Central Carriage Realty, 646-1110. anytime. Avon Representative. 'Turn ex- ment, 643-1124. An equal op­ rent. Reasraiable. Carriage ly located. Ideal for large fam- company plan. Douglas Mo­ places, steps, sidewalks, walls. tre houis into extra cash. ^^N N E ^-degree In psy- heated. $126. Security. One or Business Locations Realty, 646-1110. Must be seen to be appreciat- ALL CASH for your property portunity employer. ted. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 7-room Ranch vrtth lots Hy, Easily converted to 2-family. VERNON—There’s always one ^thln 24 hours. Avoid red tors, 346 Main. SHARPERING Sendee — Saws, Fieldstone a specialty. All REJSTAIRANT — IdeaUy locat Want to know more? CaU 289- so clo lo ^ requ red. ______two adults. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. 64 I r n i v A a o y a q anAov*a alraVAo * '* .... <____*______For Rent of carpeting. 'Two baths, two- Asking $26,900. knives, axes, riiears, skates, ed doing a thriving business. Garden - Form - WILLIMAN’nC — Six-family, 643-1577. that stands out from the rest, tape, instant service. Hayes VOLKSWAGEN 1970 sedan, ex- work guaranteed. Free esti­ 4922. PERSON to staff builder’s mod­ zone heat. Electric kitchen. rotary blades./Qulck sendee. Ideal for energetic-couple. 'T re-______Zero to 2 years experience. Po- Dairy Products 456 MAIN ST. first-floor, 3 O E n C E S : One-single room $6,000 rental income. $28,900. as does this 3-bedroom Ranch ceUent condition, 31,750. CaU m ates. CaU after 5, 643-1870 el home Sundays. CaU Mr. 50 Beautifu: family room, 30s. CUSTOM oversized-expandable Agency, 646-0131. Capltiri Eqinpment Co., 38 or 644-2975. mendous Income producer. ehceCUTIVE secretary sitlRe ors, - , 1963 FALCON, 4-door sedan, 6 bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. must sell because of other distributor In Manchester. Mary B. Rubinow and William for installaiion of sepUc tanks business interest. Modcreft 9- ter St., Manchester, 646-3441. f o r appointment, 643-1124, ing, carpeting, balcony, car- ing. 649-5043. pletely renovated Leased to ‘‘‘^e, 7-room older Colonial. Ex- walk to school, bus and shop- s®** $27,500. ^ cylinder, standard, good condi- Phone 643-2626. John Hancock Mutual U fe In- REFRIGERA’TOR — apart 'EAST HARTFORD Large 7- Rubinow Scholarship Fund is and sewers. Paul Schendel, ports, plus otoer l^uipr fea------5 — ------excellent tenants'. Buy one or condition, b a te , Priced to sell. Paul W. q r a c i OUS 4-bedroom Colonial, room Raised Ranch, wall-to- forinspecUon"'at 49 tiem. Reasonable. 643-6276. Roofino - Sidino 16 Spanish decor. trained aides _ _ Co., Manchester size, Uke new, 375. 30’ 649-0466. surance cures. From $226. J. D. Real A^NC^TORlot. Gar^e. $28,600. Dougan. Realtor, 649-4535. ^wo fireplaces. Huge rooms, wall .parpeUng. Recreation pit^in Street, Manchester, ^ ^ Grossed over 380,000, 1970. Po- pHyate duty. Medical TRUCK Driver — Experienc^ gas stove, 335. Aluminum com­ with furniture. Good pay, com ­ Parkade. Estate Associates, 643-6129. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BeeUe, gPRING clean-up, landscaping ** * ® ~ 1®"“^ 3100,000 business for the placement Service, 232,6226. bination screen doors, 310. portion carpeted, aeiond floor. Huffman. 742-6966, HasUngs Hayes Agency. 646-0131.______MANCHESTER toOustrial zone P"^®® r®du®®, automatic BIDWELL Home Improvement Mr. Philbrick, 646-4200. ... _ . Built > 1966. Must be seen. now. $31,500. Hayes Agency, atar* r"oii Tyinyn ROCKLEDGE publication. CLEANING — Interior 666-3733. er top, good running condition, 'TV antenna, laundry facilities, 100 per cent location near monthly. TeTenants pay utilities. ^ Rgg,tor. 643- 646-0131. \ ^ transmission, power brakes Co. Expert installation of alu­ residential and commercial. Help Wanted - Mole 36 call 649-8492. all on a workingman’s budget, banks, air-condltlwied, auto- Never a vacancy. Helen "TOWN HOUSE" Jay E. Rubinow, and steering, radio and heater, minum siding, gutters and 6666. ------TWO gorgeous Raised Ranches. Satisfactory work guaranteed. H.S.P. Realty Management. maUc fire sprinkler. Apply Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. Secretary, Board of Trustees 3450 cash. 454 North Main St., trim. Roofing installation and Situations Wanted - SINGER touch and s«w with TWO FAMILV 4-4 with fire- Must be seen. ReallstlcaUy APARTMENTS For friendly free estimates, AMERICAN 233-2191 or 647-1871. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. . , . MANCHESTER —Picture book Manchester. repairs, 649-6495, 875-9109. cabinet. Monograms, hems, places both apartments. Ex- priced, low 30s. At comer of No. 652 Middle call Suburban Floor Mainten­ Female 38 Cape, 7 rooms, 2 baths, car­ cellent condition. Only $25,900. embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ 'Turnpike Ftest & Ferguson ance, 649-9229. SERVICE STATION LARGE 2-bedroom apartment BUILDER — remodeler, cus- Land F of SolC 71 peting, garage, fireplace, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, JUST Listed—Unusual offering. CHEVROLET — 1967 StaUon Roofing and WELDING SOUTH Coventry mother wants lent condition. Guaranteed. Road. New luxurious, 2-bed­ In renovated mansion, heal, tom kitchen or pool .company ------shade trees,, anchor fence. 649-2813. Custom Cape, twlo baths, delight­ room Town House. 1% baths; wagon, V-8, automatic trans­ FOR RENT to babysit for working mother. E^iU price now 366 or 7 month- DRIVEWAY sealing, tree re­ Chimneys 1 6 - A hot water, appliances, and can step In and benefit from “ _“ 5®® Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ful rustic Colonial Interior. Central air conditioning; pa­ NATIONAL mission, power steering. Elx- Phone 742-6U7. zoned land for sale. High moval, also light trucking and ______ly payments of 38. 622-0476, fireplace included. $23i0 per modem showroom location. 649-6324. FIVE-ROOM house with new Beams and stone everywhere, tio; 2-car garage; laundry cellent ccHiditlon. CaU 649-6889 Rockville school area. For further de- ORGANIZATION odd jobs, yard work. Reason­ ROOFING — SpeciaUzlng re­ FABRICATOR WANTED —bookkeeping, part- •dealer. month. Paul W. Dougan, R eal­ Suitable retail sales, appli­ bathroom, paneled hall and Priced In the 30s. room; All electric Heat and after 3 p.m. able rates, free estimates. CaU pairing roofs cf all kinds, new ances, carpeting, paneling, tails call Towne Real Estate, SECLUDED acre lot, trees, Deluxe G.E. appliances. SeU lead free “AMOCO” Ume. Accounts receivable, c l e a n , USED refrigerators. tor, 649-4635. kitchen, garage, gear Main St. NEEDS 1965 LiNOOLN Convertible, 32,- 289-6829 or 643-8676 after r^ s, gutter work,^ cWmne^ We are looking for a top notch man with “JOB SHOP” /ex­ payable or full charge. Call etc. Call 521-7373 anytlihe, 6-10 649-4066. lush 8-room Colonial, carpet­ Under Twenty. Braithwaite, NEW 6-6-D uplex._l^ baths, 2- Adulte-immediate occupancy cleaned and repaired. 30 years ranges, automatic washers DELUXE 2-bedroom apart-. p.m., 1-223-4460. ------$250.00. Open Saturday ft. EXPERIENCED 000 miles. Asking 31,000. ’Call 5 p.m. " Put yourself a step Shead of perience in the following areas: 875-6977. ing, first-floor family room, Realtor, 649-4593. car garage. Aluminum siding. experience. Free estimates. with guarantees. See them at Sunday 1:00-5 ;00 p.m. or call 649-3138. competition. CaU 563-0131 ment, wall-to-wall car^t^, pUce for lease COVENTRY—80 acres, $44,900. double garage, $39,900.______Top quality throughout. Lower TREE SERVICE (Soucter)— CaU Howley, 643-6361. MOTHER would • Uke to baby­ B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 complete appUances, 2 air- place lor lease carriaee Realtv 646-1110 Realtors CAPE — New on market, cen- 40g 643-7135 for appointment. days. Evenings 1-266-2708, • STRUCTURAL BUILD-UP Hutchins Agency, 1968 OPEL RaUye Model 92, Trees cut, building lots clear­ sit in Manchester area. 646- Main St. CaU 643-2171. condlUraiers, full basement, or sale 461 Main St. next to d a m a g e Realty, 646 1110. tral locaUon. Six rooms plus SHOE DEPT. Mike Barnett. 049-5324. very clean, low mUeage. Best ed, trees topped. Got a tree • ARC WELDING, SHEET, PLATE & 4167. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity post office. ExceUent business ------sunporch. Garage. 60x120’ lot. Heating and Plumbing 17 s e w in g machine — Singer zlg problem ! Well worth phone STRUCTURAL type bath, glass sliding doors location with building. Call 646- FRECHETTE REALTORS offer 643-4638. zag. Button holes, monograms, HouSCS Fof Sole 72 'TWO FAMILY 5-6, with main- Hel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. INVITATION call, 742-8252. GRANT’S Plumbing Service — onto paUo. 3220 per month. 2426, 9-6. ------MANAGERS CADILLAC 1969 Coupe deVllle, EYee estimates, plus quality Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 hems, etc. OriginaUy 3349, now tenance-free Mding- Two bed- t h r e e - BEDROOM Ranch, 647-9993 • BURNING, PLATE & STRUCTURAL Rob®rt D. Murdock, Realtor, ^ professional office $24,600 — IMMACULATE 6. rooms each a p ^ m en t. Two- TO BID full power with air, stereo ra- *TWO YOUNG married men ¥dU work. 643-6341. HeIpWanled-Female 35 only 364. Elasy terms. CaU New England dio, padded roof, exceUent con- small repair Jobs and p a in t ------——— r;------• BLUEPRINT READING HEALTHY, housebroken kit­ 522-0931, Dealer. 643-2692. space for rent. FTee parking, room Ranch, carpets, vanity ®®*" _ gfarage, Ins, treed lot, good cemdition. Sealed bids will be yeceived dltion. Will consider any rea- ceUar cleaning and SAM WATSON Plumbing and CLEIRK — Must Uke to work tens, need a good homd. 647- imBHON __ Newer 2-bedroom 113 East Center St. 646-6019. bath, 19x24 recreation room. ®y> Realtors, 649-2813. Owmer, 643-0538. at the office of the Director of Locations sonable offer. CaU 649-0757, af- Ught trucking. CaU 646-2692, Heating, Bathroom remodel- wlUi figures. ^neflts. Gaer 1816. MOTOROLA 19” TV, black and Assumable mortgage, trees. General Services, 41 Center We offer: ter 6 646-2047. hig and repairs. E’ree esti- Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind- ______white console. CaU 643-6704 af- bus," 'c u y ' 8 7 1 " ^ ^ C H Fireplace, PRESIDENTIAL Street, Manchester, Conn, until Good Salary - Bonus EHEE — Three Uttle kittens — ter 6:30. mates. CaU 649-3806. sor. second floor, total 3600' sq. ft. Agency, 649-5324. Ranch. Family room, two fire­ paneling, beamed ceiling, coun­ May 3, 1971 at 11:00 a.m. for • GOOD WAGES AND FRINGE BENEFITS Minnie, Maggie, and Moe. Half ------hot water, parking. Immedl VILLAGE APTS. 1971 FCRD Pinto, loaded with COMPLETE travel -traUer and close to Main St., plenty of places, diriiwasher, range, 1% try kitchen, stove, trees. $22.- PIPE & FITTINGS FOR Post Advancement options, take over payments, camper repair maintenance, CALL us for all of your heating DRIVERS for school buses angora, 643-9506. ato occupancy. $186 monthly. MANCHESTER • PROFIT SHARING parking. Less than $1 per foot. MANCHESTER — Desirable baths, carpeting, walk-up at- 500. Hutchins Agency, Real­ NIKE SITE WATER TANK. Evenings, 875-1422. modification, welding, wood- sJid or plumbing needs. EYee Manchester schools. 7:30 to ______40” FRIGIDAIRE stove, clean, 646-0682, 649-3871. tic, screenel porch, one-car Possible Has retail potential Keith east side locaUon, 7-room old­ tors, 649-5324: ^1 and 2-bedroom apart­ Bid forms, plans and speci­ working, plumbing and electri­ estimates gladly given. Leak­ 8:46 a.m., 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. Eix- LAB^IADOR-COLLIE pups, ex- best offer. CaU 647-1694. er Colonial. Four bedrooms, garage. Move-ln condition. ------• PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS FTVE-ROOM apartment, in Real Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. ments. On bus line. Appli­ fications are available at the 1964 FORD 4-door custom 500. cal. CaU 742-9747. ing faucets fixed, no job too ceUent part-time opportunity. cellent pets, 6 weeks. CaU 649- nice yard/ Good condition. Only Elva 'IVler. Realtor, 649-4469. MANCHESTER — 'Three-bed- Will consider present as­ MAPLE KITCHESN set, 335; two-famlly home. Heat, hot ances, carpeting, heat and General Services Office, 41 Mechanically sound. P o w e r ------:------small. M & M Plumbing & We train you. 643-2414. If you qualify, call Jim Melo at: 8562. F A C IL m E S suitable building $23,500. Hayes ' Ag;ency, 646------^ ^ ------room Raised Ranch. Large sistant managers willing buffet; 336; desk and chair, water. Security lease $175. 'hot water. For appoint-" steering, power brakes, radio. AMESTTE work. Repairs on Heating, 649-2871. supply, fabrication, equip­ 'TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, Owner built Idtchen and dining area with Center Street, Manchester, Con­ to relocate. 328; 9x15 rug, brown and monthly. 649-3279. 0131. I Call 649-9763. driveways, walks, holes, etc. PILGRIM MILLS needs experi­ ment sales, tmeker, fuel sup------L 1965. Aluminum siding and buUt-ins, plus formal dining ment or further informa- necticut. KITTENS — AU free and all beige, 325. AU good condition. WRITE BOX “AA”, No job too small. CaU 613-9112. Drcssmoking enced cashiers and sales­ FOUR-RM DUPLEX, pri­ ply, retail or wholesale sales REXJENT two-famlly, 4-4, heav- storms, two furnaces, large room, two-$uU baths, finished ^tion; call anytime, Town of Manchester, 1962 IDN'riAC, exceUent run- ______19 beautiful. CaU 649-8313. 742-7176. MANCHESTER HERALD women. Interviews are now vate basement, largo yard. or any service business that J ly treed lot. Large Utchen — rooms and large closets. Many family room, two-car garage, Connecticut nlng condition, recently re- BAGLEY & SON Lawn Service. CUSTOM tailored ladies' dress- being held between 6 and 6, Robert B. Weiss, THE WARD MFG. CO. USED WESTINGHOUSE frost- Completely renovated. One- would benefit from highway "dining area. Fireplace. Must extras. Drive by 126-128 School Nice lot. Exceptional value at 646-2623 built transmission, new ex- Liming and fertilizing, tree re- es, suits, alteraticns and Geharal Manager p.m., Monday through Friday. KITTENS Free — CaU 643-6985. free refrigerator-freezer. Ideal chlld accepted. $170. Call 043- location. Call 521-7373 any- be seen. $28,900. Wolverton Street, then call 649-6039' for $31,500. J.D. Real Estate As- haust system, new tires,. low moval, free estimates. CaU costume jeweliy In your stone Pilgrim MUls, Oakland St., 259 Adams St., Manchester— 647-1457 S s a / for cottage. 643-8396. .932. time; 5-10 p.m., 1-223-4460. Agency, Realtors, 049-2813. addltlonal Information. soctates, 646-1992. mileage, 3300, CaU 742-9384. 649-ll8l, 1-423-4003. preference. 649-1133. Manchester. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21. 1971 PAGE THIRTY-TWO Eoraing l|pntlii Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock

Scott Palmer, son of Mr. and The Emanuel Choir will re­ Miss Doreen DeCormler of 876 Porter St. has been tapped for Two Delegates Mrs. Donald Palmer of 16 Tim­ hearse tonight at 8 in Duther Average Daily Net Press Run About Town ber Trail, will portray MacBeth Hall at Emanuel Luthenui Induction into the Gold Key Na­ To Convention The Weather tional Honor Society of Emer­ For Hie Week Ended Marine Cpl. Carmelo Arigno, In the Aurora (111.) college Church. Fair tonight: low In 30s. To­ drama guild’s production of son College, Boston, Mass. She Mrs. Walter Semrow of 490 April 4,1671 morrow partly sunny; high near son at Mr. and Mrs. Anthony is a 1966 graduate of Manches­ Pinehurst ^ Beef Sale Arigno of ee Maple St., was •illacBeth.” A 1968 graduate of The Hlramic Legend will be Hilliard St. and Mrs. Jack lEupititts IfpralS 60. Little chance of precipita­ Manchester IBgh School, Palm­ portrayed by the Master’s Club ter High ^ ool. awarded the Navy Achieve­ Soares of 32 TrumbuU St. were tion throughout. ment Medal with 0>mbat V at er Is a junior at the coll^^e. at the meeting of FUendship 15,695 elected by the Ladles Aid So­ the Marine CJorps Air Base, Lodge of Masons In the Masonic Bernard J. Balon of 166 Save up to 20c ■>. on tender cuts of U.S. Choice Pinehurst Lean Oven Manche»ter-^A City of Village Charm ^ Quantico, Va. Carol Clark of 44 Somerset Temple at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Loomis St. has completed a cor­ ciety of the Lutheran Women’s Dr. has been named to the It will be a dress rehearsal of respondence course In photo­ Missionary League of 2!lon Beef Roasts and Tender Pot Roasts... (Olamified Advertlalng on Page 25) Navy Fireman Barry K. dean's list at Kent (Ohio) State the Master Mason degree for graphy from the Famous Photo- Lutheran Church as deleg^ates VOL. LXXXX, NO. 172 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2^1971 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS presentation Friday, April 30, Pagan!, son of Mr. and Mrs. University. grrpher’s School In Westport. to the SOth annual convention when the lodge visits King Horace J. Paganl of 25 Durant He Is employed In the Engl- -'of the Atlantic District of the The CommlsslMi on Educa­ Hiram’s Lodge at Provlncetown For a chdnge try Pine> St., has completed recruit neering Lab of Pratt and Whit­ Lutheran Women’s Missionary training at the Naval Training tion of South United Methodist for the weekend. Harold Leg­ ney Division of United Aircraft, gett, worshipful master, will League. The ccmvention will be Center, San Diego, Calif. He Is Church will meet tonight at 7:30 East Hartford. hurst very leon Smoked preside. May 18-19 at the Chalfonte- a 1970 g^raduate of Manchester at the church. Haddon Hotel in Atlantic City, A v e r a g e High School. Trlnlly Covenant Church will First Church of Christ, Delta Chapter of Royal Arch N. J. Pork Chops . . . extra Sleith Gets M Award Police Arrest Viet Veterans have a Bible study tonight at Miss Emily Klssman and Scientist, will have Its mid­ Masons will confer the Mark By WILLIAM COE JJ.S. Wage Hie Commission on Member­ 7:30 at the church. Mrs. Ernest Ruebin will also at­ ship and Evangelism of South week testimony meeting tonight Master Mason degree when it (Herald Reporter) meets at 7:30 tonight In the tend as guests. lean Brisket or Chuck United Methodist CSiurch will at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main Masonic Temple. Ernest Zoppa, North Manchester Al-Anon Hie convention motto is On Rise meet tonight at 7 :S0 In Susannah St. The meeting Is open to the Manchester industrialist past high priest, will' preside. family group will meet t Reservations may be made by ^ ROUND STEAK CUBE by retiring President Har­ along with a one cent hourly av­ ists. nlor Citizens Center. Members contacting Miss Margaret Mul- STEAKS spec. lb. vey Pastel, was the high­ erage wage rise. The 110, two of whom were The Unitarian - Universallst are reminded to bring Items for kem, HA Ambassador Dr. Society o i Manchester will spon­ a kitchen social. light of the Chamber’s The average paycheck alter women, were taken to two po­ deduction of federal income and lice stations where individual sor a rummage sale Saturday Hie Guard Club of Mystic Re­ Save 10c on 70th annual dinner meet­ Social Security taxes was bonds of $10 were set. They from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their Harold Walz of 36 Ferguson view, NABA, will meet Friday ing, held at Piano’s Restau­ BITUMINOUS meeting place, 466 Main St. CHUCK PATTIES lb. 8 9 $108.92 for a worker with three were charged with disorderly Rd. Is one at the chairmen fon- at 8 p.m. at file home of Mrs. rant in Bolton. The affair dependents, up $1.07 from Feb­ conduct, rather than the more Mrs. John Fitzgerald and Mrs. the Hartford Bulkeley H)g^ Maude White, 69 Pine St. drew 300. Beruhard Anderson are co- ruary, the report said. serious impedlng-of-Justlce 2 School Class of 1936 A and B chairman. Free coffee will be Deluxe Chopped SIRLOIN The "M” Award, the highest After allowance foi' last charge which was cited to them reunion scheduled for June 5 Disabled American Veterans DRIVEWAYS served during the sale. single honor bestowed on a month’s three-tenths of one per when they were arrested. Auxiliary will meet tonight at In the Terrace Room of the PATTIES lb. Manchester resident, is present­ cent rise in living costs, pur- When word of the arrests was Paifclng Areas • Ctas Stations m Basketball Oourta Hartford Hilton. Joseph Asklar 7:30 at the VFW Home. Hie Twins Mothers Club ed annually on the basis of announced at the veterans’ Now Booking for Seasonal Work at (See Page Ten) Greater Hartford will have its at Wethersfield U chairman at selection by a special Chamber camp on the Capital Mall, re­ All Work Personally Supervised. We are Insured. the class of 1936 A and Walter Hie Rev. Roscoe L. Leach, monthly meeting tonight at 8:15 committee. quests were made for donations Borin of Wethersfield is cochair­ director of the Central Bible SINCE at Christ the King Lutheran ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii^ The choice is always kept to pay bail or fines. Many of the 1620 College In The Hague, Holland, DeMAIO BROTHERS Church, 465 Park Ave., Wmd- man of the 1936-B class. Mem­ secret until the presentation. veterans were given canisters CALX. 643-7661 bers who have not been con­ wlU speak at a missionary serv­ sor. Hiere will be an election of ■ Quality The standing ovation accorded and sent to various parts of officers Mlowed by the busi­ tacted should contact the chair­ ice tonight at 7:30 at Calvary I BONELESS TENDER | War Pullout Washington to solicit money. Church. Pound Sleith after a reading by Dr. ness meeting. men of their class. Pastel of his many accomplish­ Arrangements also ' were I U.S. CHOICE I ments was testimony by the made for the veterans to sell their blood at $25 per pint. audience of its approval. Called For At Cornish Hens The veterans, in town this I SIRLOIN STEAK lb. $1.79 | Called to the podium to week for a series of activities receive his plaque, Sleith ap­ = (whole square cut packer cut of Boneless = aimed at speeding an end to the peared surprised and deeply Youth Confab Vietnam war, offered generally = Sirloin (about 15 lbs.) or 7 to 9 Steaks = touched by his selection. ESTEJS PARK, Colo. (AP) — no resistance as police escorted I lb. 1JK9 I “There’s been a terrible mis­ 7 9 i (Herald photo by Coe) Delegates to the White House them from the steps under the take!” was his first reaction. Industrialist William Sleith, left, receives the 1971 Conference on Youth, winding huge pillars of the court to a po­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimihHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimfiE Very Lean (See'Page Two) ‘M’ Award from outgoing President Harvey Pastel. up four days of lively discus­ lice bus. SMOKED sion, have called for an end to Some of the veterans told Hiese two tender Oven Bonste of UJ9. Obolce Beef are PO R K C H O P S U.S. military involvement in newsmen they were protesting great favorites . . . waste-free, very lean and tender... Vietnam and for the legalization specifically in opposition to easy to slice Rib $1.29 lb. of marijuana. Wednesday’s Supreme Court de­ With about half of the confer­ cision upholding a U.S. District THREE CORNER RUMP Lein $1.39 Is. ence's original 1,400 youth and Court ruling forbidding the ve­ U.S. Fighter - Bombers Attack adult delegates casting paper terans to sleep, build fires or ballots, the vote Wednesday pitch tents on the Capital Mall Our Melvin Lee night for an immediate halt of where they have been staying OVEN ROAST a ^ .3 7 and Strickland Farm's A ‘A\ U.S. military action in South­ all week. Melvin Strickland SAM Sites in North Vietnam east Asia and a complete with­ Many of the veterans .at the think this speoinl drawal by year’s end was 460 to court clasped their hands on top EYE O f ROUND SAIGON (AP) — U.S. fighter- their electronic gear told them cans died of such nonhostlle 155 with 37 undecided. T will double our buelneae oa causes as accidents and Illness. of their heads and marched off bombers attacked surface-to-air ^^e enemy missile radar was A resolution supporting Pres- with the police in what they J . tracking the U.S. planes prepar- This raised total reported ,d ;;e ‘ l«xon LARGE WHITE mlsslle sites deep inside1.1 North plan of Vletnaml- called "prisoner of war style." ft G R A D E A A American casualties in the war zatlon was defeated 339 to 246 Ve^jerans raise protesting fists against Capitol dome last night. (AP Photo) OVEN ROAST *1.39 Vietnam and along the Laotian ^ ^.S. to 44,974 killed in action, 9,469 The veterans .and about a half with 37 undecided. dozen girl antiwar protesters border today. The raids were command also disclosed protec- dead from nonhostlle causes, The withdrawal proposal was and 297,771 wounded in action. showed up at the court about TOP ROUND ROASTS are a good value too, the sixth so-called protective tive reaction strikes inside drawn up by a majority task 8:45 a.m. and began singing and South Vietnamese headquar­ force which studied the South­ P reacUcMi strikes this week and North Vietnam last Sunday and chanting “ Bring our boys home ters reported 494 of its troops at 1 . 3 9 lb. on Tuesday near the Mu Gla east Asia conflict. The defeated Profile of a War Protester now. Bring ’em home.” And: SpeckH Donen the 27th fills year. were killed in action last week, and Ban Kara! passes. Two oth- Vietnamizatlon proposal was ’’.Ml we arc .saying is give peace ,» ■? Amid another day of heavy gj. gm-jj strikes had been report- while the U.S. and South Viet- submitted as a minority resolu- Dave Slaughter, 22, Vietnam ous, ho gets hungry. The boot m Editor’.s Note: Hundreds of ,a chance." PINEHURST POT ROASTS U.S. air activity, ground action gj jjj communique on Monday, namese commands claimed tion. veteran and war protester, it’s camp routine made him so Vietnam veterans have con­ Some of their slogans included continued to be light and scat- As usual, results were un- 2,791 North Vietnamese and Viet The marijuana resolution verged on the nation’s capital to like being in the Army all over nervous he gained 10 pounds. "We were treated like ani- obscenities but the group was Lean, Boneless. Waste-Free tered. There still was no signifi­ known and there were no re- Cong troops killed last week. passed 403 to 156, with 33 unde­ protest the war they once agiiin !uid he doesn’t like it, any 4 9 ' mals," he .said, "driven wherev- ollierwise oiderly. cant fighting reported in the ports of any U.S. aircraft being The Cambodian government cided. It included a recommen- fought. Why? A member of the better the second time around. nlne-day-oId Vletnamese-Ameri- In fact, if he could got a ride, er we had to go. We had to At 9:15 and again at 10.15 And Melvin Lee is glad to hlt. reported its forces and support- dation that the criminal records AP Special Assignment Team can operation in the A Shau val­ The U.S. Command's weekly ing pliines killed 50 North Viet- of persons already Jailed under 11 proiesie. , ..ehe’d- uvbe - tempted------to cut short his swing on horizontal bars before thl%u^ BOTTOM ROUND feature new crop VcgetaWea Interviewed a typical protester, ley alongside the lower Laotian casualty summary said 56 namese and Viet Cong in an all- existing marijiana laws be and the following " Profile of a protest here and he.ad home to chow, and in chow hall, we had in, CapL V. W. Coble of the Su- at real low prices . . . panhandle. Americans were killed in action day battle Wednesday 60 miles ^jped clean. Protester" resulted. his wife, Ruth, back in Brook- three minutes to eat before preme Court poli'-“ annnnnce 3to3'/2lb.end b.$1.05 ings, S.D. they’d start yelling, '■Get the to the protesters: You are in DBNDIEB YOUNG About 30 B52 bombers last week, 14 more than the pre­ southeast of Phnom Penh. But Eight other conference task By KEN HARNETT it isn’t that his hatred of the hell out of our chow hall.’ violation of U.S. Code, Sec. 1507. SUMMER SQUASH dropped nearly 1,000 tons of vious week; and 195 were the Cambodians reported 17 of forces worked in such areas as BOnOM ROUND CENTER SLICES bombs on enemy supply routes, wounded, 123 fewer than the their own men killed and 16 Associated ITess Writer war haa lessened. It hasn’t. It He was also beginning to meet You must stop demonstrating storage depots and infiltration week before. Another 22 Ameri- wounded. (8*® Page Ten) WASHINGTON (AP) - For caused him to hitchhike halfway people with developed argpt- and leave the premises immedi- LONDON BROIL corridors in the upper Laotian across the country to join hun­ ments sigainst the war, argu- ately or you will be subject to I b a 3 9 ^ panhandle bordering North Viet­ dreds of other Vietnam veterans ments that Slaughter said he re- arrest.” SWISS STEAK nam, along the demilitarized in this week's capital demon­ si.sted at first and finally accept- The city police were sum- ed the longer he stayed in the moned by T. Perry IJppltt, Young, Tender, New zone and In eastern Cambodia. strations. POT ROASTS R>. $1.19 Two FT05 fighter-bombers es­ Was 64 But now that he’s here, he Army. marshal of the court. But high GREEN BEANS corting the U62s over Laos fired feels ineffectual, especially with Ihen, on May 15, 1968, Slaugh- sources indicated it was Chief radar-homing Shrike missiles at some of the ex-troopers mono- ter went to Vietnam, assigned to Justice Warren E. Burger who the radar-controlled enemy polizing themegaphones, laying the 1st Air Cavalry’s 8th Engi- set the arrests in motion, and for those who prefer juicy CHUCK, lb. 29* SAM sites. out marching orders, and wield- neer battalion. Nevertheless. W ednesd^ One target was inside North Haiti’s President Duvalier ing those toy rifles. what he remembers most night, the veterans voted 480-400 we offer Boneless CHUCTK ROAST at 9 9 ^ lb. Vietnam, 25 miles northeast of "These are just like the guys about the Vietnamese, he said, to continue slaying at the Mall TOMATOES who were in the Army, only is their hatred of the Ameri- site through the week of activl- You'll have a field day shopping at or the Mu Gia pass, about 85 miles northwest of the DMZ and 21 their hair is a little longer,” cans. Slaughter said he didn't ties. They voted to sleep at that Fabric Fair, because nobody in this entire BLCKIK CHUCK 1st Cut 4 pock 39* miles east of the Laotian bor­ said Slaughter, his own long blame them. site, in violation of the court or- der. The second attack was on a Illness blond hair all but hidden by a "I was on convoys from time der. Dies After 90-Day slouch hat brought back from Center Very Lean BLOCK 6 5 ^ SAM site one mile Inside Laos, to time. It used to be great sport At the Supreme Court, one area has a bigger selection of 30 miles northwest of the Mu Vietnam. Why pay 79c for lO's "These guys are contradicting (See Pago Ton) (See Page Ten) Gla pass and 106 miles north­ take over as president In the PORT AU PRINCE, themselves. You a.sk them how POTATOES when you west of the DMZ. event anything happened to MjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii they liked the Army and every­ The U.S. Command said re­ Haiti (AP) — Dictator him. This was because Jeane buy them at Pinehurst one of them will tell you sults were unknown. The Amcri- Francois “ Papa Doc’’ Du- Claude was below the previous­ S To help Yidtli all Uie yard cleaning activity . . • s for how they hated it; yet they want NOVELTY CURTAINS can pilots did not see any SAMs yaljej- jg dead at 64. His 19- ly established age. to get me into a formation and S our VALUE PANEL EXPERTS selected this apeclals or 20’s at 89d flred at them but attax:ked after yg^r-old son Jeane Claude Before he became 64 last In Wethersfield march me to the Pentagon and I week, associates said Duvalier We have the best ------— ------was announced today as see them carrying thosej guns = New AHigater would make a birthday appear­ and they are really havUig fun LETTUCE at 2 S t the new president of Haiti. ance to demonstrate that he was Police Sharpshooting Ends = BAGGIES TRASH BAGS IO p^ r M c I An announcement from the with those guns.” SPECIALLY PRICED head. healthy and strong. He did not. presidential palace said: "Pres­ In dress (combat Jacket, His son took his place. The pal­ 36x37 Inches.. .fits 26 to 36-gal. cans ident Duvalier is dead after a boots, embroidered levis), hair Sams Says ace insisted that Duvalier need­ Bizarre Bank Robbery Bid Xnat the bag lor yard cleannp! = B A N A N A S t lbs. three-month illness. He passed style (thin beard, long hair), 2 ed rest on the orders from his away last night.” The death ap­ language (hip) and manner HARTFORD (AP) — Richard the first man taken hostage. doctors. (open and informal). Slaughter Wilson a 25-year-old man who authorities said. K E E B L E R ’ S I Seale Gave parently occurred about 8 p.m., Duvaller’s death raised specu- • ____is typical______of the veterans _gath- police say bungled a bizarre at- The bizarre chain of events ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR? but it was not disclosed until 12 lation of a struggle for power, PECAN SANDIES ered here for the renewed round tempt at bank robbery by ran- was described this way by po­ HERE WE SHOW JUST FIVE...MORE, MUCH MORE WITHIN THE STORE! hours later. despite the appointment of his or of peace demonstrations. gom in nearby Wethersfield, was lice: - ‘Kill’ Order Haitian radio stations began son as successor. GERMAN CHCXIOLATE " But they are united by more under guard today at Hartford Wilson allege^y focused his (C )“BARBARA" (D) “SIWVFLI" (E) “COLONIAL" Shurfine GHsode playing funeral music. Some Since Haiti is only 46 miles (A)H0R SEr (B)“PICADIir COOKIES than Just clothes and style. All Hospital recovering from sur- plan on the family of Paul Mon- FULL RUFFLED By PETER OOWEN women were seen weeping at from Cuba at the nearest point, PRMT 6MGHAM MULTimOR EMBROIDERED PEANUT BUTTER FABRIC HNISH remember the war and the part tlnierl, a vice president of the S 2 « 2 fo r Associated Press Writer street comers. Others stood the • hemisphere is sensitive to gery for head wounds. 19-ox. eon aimlessly along roads, listening they played in it. A Wethersfield policeman sta­ South End Bank and Trust Oo. NEW HAVEN (AP) its upheavals and the possibility on Franklin Avenue in Hartford. 2.99 4.99 34b. far The prosecution’s key witness to the distant strains of a palace Slaughter, now studying politi­ tioned outside gpmned Wilson 2.99 2.99 2.99 VERMONT MAID of a thrust in Haiti’s direction Montlnierl Uves in suburban 2 24-. 30-. 36- long cal science at South Dakota 30” nnd 36* lonf 30* and 36* lODf 30* and 36* lonf .30* and 36* loni against Black Panther Chairman guards band, playing somberly. from Fidel Castro’s Commu­ down with a single shot Wednes- PURE MAPLE SYRUP State University, repaired bull­ day night as he allegedly threat- Wethersfield vrith his wife and Multi-color embroidery Tiers of soft ruffles Fluid sheers of Bobby G. Seale testified Thurs- Jean Claude, who will be 20 in nists. Exciting Mardi-Gras Tier curtains with 1.39 dozers and cranes. ened to shoot another policeman two teenage children, rick-rack trim and and "peek aboo” and delicate embroidery. 100% Dacron' with matching 1 2 oz. 9 9 d day that Seale confronted Alex May. was designated months Diplomatic sources foresaw type print with multi­ "A ll right, I was a mechanic. being held hostage in the home But Wilson went first to the color ball fringe. matching tiow ties. eyelets. Permanent press; Tailored of machine ball fringe. Also deep Rackley In the early morning ago by his father as the heir to the possibility of a long period ruffles for added elegance. A •' JONES PU RE 1 never fired a rifle in malice. of a bank vice president. home of Paul Montinleri in Machine washable 50% Koder, 50% Avril' 50%Kodel’ and 50% Avril’ . washable 100% cotton B. C rocker hours of May 20, 1969 and—al- the presidency. He was cheered of chaos in this tiny, impover­ MAPLE SYRUP But we did things that had to be Police said Wilson had tried Bloomfield, police said—and he and permanent press. f^ric is machine Pink, Blue, Gold, Green. muslin. Melon, Green White, Gpid, Melon, Green W ESSO N OIL though Rackley denied he was by a throng when he appeared ished Caribbean nation of i five and Pink • Valance, $2.99 POTATO BUDS done for the guys out in the field 50%Kodel».50%Avril*. washable and permanent Valance, $1.99 or Gold. * Valance, $1.99 1 6 oz. a police informer—ordered him in the garden in front of the pal- million. A struggle for power to take the bank officer and his had taken the wrong man hos- Swag, $5.99 work. I fixed a bulldozer and it family hostage, planning to hold tage by the time he realized his , Red, Gold or Blue. press. Green, Gold or 49-OX. ja r 16-01. ace. Officials said he already could be concentrated, mlean- LYNDEN BONED would be used to clear woods or them for ransom to be paid in iCanopy, S2.99 Red • Canopy, $2.99 1 George Sams Jr., a stocky, had been sworn into office-ap- while, among the high-ranking mistake. CHICKEN help build a bunker or destroy bank money, Undaunted, Wilson then al- former Panther who has plead- parenUy during the night, officers of Duvailer’s armed an enemy bunker. I was in on But the plan went awry at legedly forced 'Montinleri to 8 6 oz. jars as* ed guilty to second-degree mur- The official radio announced a forces, always the source of po­ hr 1.09 the deal. Everyone is. I pay my two points, police said — first drive him to Wethersfield, der in the killing, told the Jury new Cabinet with only two hold- litical struggle in Haiti. taxes so I’m in on it right now.” In the new Cabinet list only when the would-be robber took where he gained entrance to of five blacks and seven whites overs. Slaughter who wears gold- the wrong man hostage and sec- the Montinleri home and took that Seale “ asked Rackley if he The elderly Duvalier, a litUe Secretary of Education Edner rimmed spectacles and walks one when, finally at the right Montinleri inside with him. Brutus and Secretary of Com­ was a pig ” an Informant. doctor who built a political ma- with the loping gait of a cowboy Pinehurst merce Lebert Jean-Pierre were house, he let the family’s two gut in the confusion. 13-year- ”No sir.” Sams said Rackley chine out of a mixture of Voo- —he used to work as a ranch- 1 ■ retained. Adrien Raymond, dep­ chlldren slip out and alert po- pgui Montinleri and his 14- SI Plenty repUed. ” I’m not a pig.” Pressure ^ d popular ap- hand—joined the Army after Open uty secretary of foreign affairs, lice. year-old sister Marisa escaped. A Black panther official, Lan- peal, had mn the country with graduation from Custer, S.D., U i n A til fs the new foreign secretary. Finally, police said, all the ci- -pney went to a neighbor’s house Thurs. don Williams, then asked Seale an iron hand for nearly 14 High School in 1967. Duvalier, known to all Hai­ vilion hostages were allowed to neighbor called police. of what was to be done with Rack- years He was a conser%'ative in high leave and the only hostages the & F ri. None of the announcements tians as popa Doc, Was a spec­ Soon a policeman, Robert Ru- ley, Sams said, and Seale re­ school, but he was on his way man was holding were three po- 1 lllwllUI Wv reported the cause of death. The tacular dictator even in the ganis, went to the door. But he 8 a.m. t i l into his own special brand of llcemen one of them disguised plied : "president for life," as ,he had Western Hemisphere, whose his­ was quickly disarmed and be­ 9 p.m. “ A pig is a pig. DO away with as a priest. incorporated Parking himself designated, had suf­ tory has had more than its radicalism by the time he fin­ came the fourth hostage. Wilson, reported in fair condi­ him. Off the ...” fered a series of strokes. He ished pre-Vietnam training Police surrounded the house, SeaJe has denied ever giving share of harsh dictatorships. tion at Hartford Hospital Thurs­ was also a diabetic. He rose to power in 1957 by stints at FI. Lewis, Wash., and starting a three-hour siege, and such an-qrder or seeing Rack- day. was charged with kidnap­ As his health weakened, Du- means of an election that ap­ Ft. Bevoir, Va. imother policeman — Detective CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE AND MAIN ... ley, a Panther from New York ing and robbery, police said. Die John valler asked the republic’s legis­ peared then to have been adroit- Part of his radlcalization, he Karangekls—followed Ru- robbery charge stemmed from USEYOUR MASTER CHARGEATTHIS FABRIC FAIRSrORE: City, during a 12-hour stay in lature in January to change the President Duvalier, whose death was announced to­ said, was the Army itself. PARKING . CARRY OUT... the alleged theft of money from (See Page Seven) constitution to allow his son to (See Page Seven) day, is showR at dedication ceremony .(AP Photo) Whenever Slaughter gets ner\’- MANCHESTER PARKADE: open daily till 6 P.M., Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M. (See Pago Ten) r