Thousands Killed in Iran Quake \ by JOHN A

$Thousands Killed in Iran Quake \ by JOHN A$

The Weather W a ylH m rd h Cloudy tonlgM and moat ot Tueaday, with a chance ot brief Bytohn Gruhet rain or anow. Low tonight In the 30s, high Tueaday near b4. Outr look for Wedneaday — fair. MancHe$ter^A CUy of Village Charm

(CliMUIed Advertlaiiir on Fage 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS VOL. Xa* NO. 162 ( (TW E N TY PAG ES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 Thousands Killed In Iran Quake \ By JOHN A . gOHNgTON (Herald Beporter) TBJHRAN, Iran (AF) — A de Sunday — iiên residents of the area M in Laurie Lee Osgood, l^yeiu**oId daughter of Mr. earthquake rocked southern Iran early 060 miles south of Tduran were stin wd Benton Osgood of Vernon, was named Miaa < today. Oovemment (^cials said they asleep in their mud-brick villages. Manchester 1972 Saturday night at the fburth annual ^ could not estimate the number killed yet, Officials in Shiraz and Tehran launched Miss Manchester Scholarship Pageant, sponsored by the but unofficial reports said between 2,000 relief meastu-es for the stricken region. Manchaster Jaycees, in Bailey Auditorium of Manches- and 4,000 died. Hellc(q>ters loaded with mediCBl siq^ ______\ ' ______ter High &ho6L "This is one of the biggest earthquakes pUea, blankets and food took off, and ever to hit Iran," a spokesman for the She also received the MIm convoys of trucks loaded with relief siq>- Congeniality Award, voted by Terhan University Geophirslc institute plies began moving toward the region. the IS conteatanta. said. He reported it registered a 7 on the Richter scale. ITie epicenter of the quake was. in the Slj&yjack Mias Osgood was crowned by A previous earthquake with a magni area of the villages of Qeer and Kazerun. Mias M~ancheater 1971, Mtaa tude of 7 killed more than 10,000 x>eraons The population of the immediate area is Kathleen Bombard at South in Bkustem Iran. estimated at 20,000. Windsor. inM PriaolUa Anne Oov. Manuchehr Plroos of Fiars Prov Iran’s iast catastrophic quake was the By Chute iDoyle at Rockville, lUaa Con- ince was reported to have flown to the one in the eastern part of the country in necticut 1971, presented Miss Os disaster area. 1062. Another in 1962 killed more than good with her saMi and cape. The Qeophyslc institute said the quake 16,000 persons around Qazvln, northwest Mayor John Thompaon gave occurred at 0:88 a.m. — 0:06 p.m. BIST of Tduran. Mlsa iCanchester a bouquet at Thwarted rosea gdl/r LaKB Cmr, Utah .mss Osgood’s monetary (AP) — the 9 ^ tatom aa a awards were a‘ |400 scholaralilp U.S. magUrtratii today that it from the Jayoeea, glOO UB. had Mund'$490,970, a panohute Savings Bond from Qie Mhn- First Times in Four Years aal a pistol on Uie "premises’’ cheater State Bank, and $896 oC .a man ohaiged with a 9900,* modeling ahcolarship from the 000 aortortion-parkduite hijack Barb|aon School of Modeling. at a JefUnsr StidBy night. Other gifts were a makeup kit B52s Pound North urn btah man Is one of two ^book frmn the Jaycees, portrait SAIGON (Al*) — U.S. B68 "huge wave” of U.S. planes be- and aitlHery in the southern rats IdJaiA-extortttai-parachute Otmsumer bombers returned to the air gan attacldns: Viidi about 3 half of the DMZ and betow It, adibabmM’ ooeurring in the West Sales. ern tMted States two days war over Nmth Vietnam today a.m. and claimed North Viet- and enemy share batteries hit apart. .| - For her talent pcsaentatlon, for the first time in more than namese gunners shot down two two of the destroyers, the John she performed, to a drum a0‘ four years and hit taxgcta U.S. Jet-fighter-bombers. R. Craig and the Rowan. A Ihe ôney, panohute and. oompanlment, a variety of Jan around the Wg coastal city of >nie u.s. Command an- Navy spokesman said there gun* ware on a Hat the FBI dances that she choreographed mnh, 146 miles northwest of the nounced only one plane loss, an >*> casualties, but the turned trover to Magistrate A. herself. Hbr father was the demUitarUed zrnie. It was the p 4 Craig smtained hull and equip- M. Feito in Salt Lake CHy as drummer, mss Osgood wore a d ^ penetratl^ ^ North evidenof frmn seaioh Warrants, silverwequlned, striped leotard. ^ shot «low“ whUe escorting pther to o l^ t shrap^ hits, It was desMliwd as taken from In the evening gown eonqpett- lea’s biggest warptenes. bombers attacking the Ho Chi Observers reported that the ^*Hie pramtaea o f Richard FToyd tlon, she wore a soft, pumpkin- MeanwfaUe, South Vietnam’s M b * trail through Laos, ’ihe ?}f*®. KOOby Jr." colored Grecian chiffon gown commander on the northern command said the two crew -,^‘ocked wt thrro arU^ry bat- front said his forces had'men were rescued with minor “«r®» and set off eignt secon- V55I1 SEnSay in and Mr. and Mks. Jan DlBeUa, of- crushed the speartiead of the Injuries. ^ esplosions and two fires. lifs !. aipund »ttaa Provo . hpuae o( ffolal. m as Manchester chaper- 12-day-old Communist offensive The United States also un- Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam, lioOoy, rand isen'i jSiisii-riil to and business manager, said acioss the DMZ and turned the leashed more naval iMwer commander of South Vletnam- 4.W. . laiSs (Sirdboeid box training and preparatiai tlde cf battle. against North Vietnamese post- ese forces on the northern f e l r id twb bta^T siritoaaes. But atarted today for Mias Osgood’s , , *v tlone. but the results were not front, said the North Vletnam- tlA F in 'h ad deoUned comment pamolpatlon in the Mise Con- But then was M letup ta the ,q>ectacular. Nine cruisers and ese had made "an ail out at- mi whether dw money wsa re- neotlout Pi«9ani, to be held enemy n»ack »crih of Saigon îggXxx^yeirs bombarded troops tack and we stopped them." oSverod, ■ ' JiHr 14-16 in Souttilngtoh. and the South Vietnamese com mand ordered another 20,000 .IftOp! ’, 99, a Vietoam vetar- lUnchester 197a’k pm*- troops into the battle for An , api Snd amateur skydlver, was former reetdenta of Loc, 60 mfles north of the Capi Wltupiitit'Manchester. Her tether ;is the Ms^’titaS son of lir, imd Mre. Haloid A- tal. OsgcM ■ i|r , .90': .C iin itortfiii OfBeiol sources ialdd the use Ru$sia Chastised of tah eight-jat B8iia ov ef Mcrik ,ixatrtc$ . iB rad^ Idas Os>. ^ ikMaw'^RSta h r pw m Vietnam Jar.;9ie. first time M h M c f i i o a t gppd’s mother is the farmer NOV- 27,' 1067, WM a show of Sylm A, Aoeomaitaii- diujghtar 1^: fOKe by President )^ o^ , M M fs. v m Timnw bi;»dtas' The UB. Command ga^ no At Pact Signing tientar Rd.. Brtton, and the tats ■' ■ ' ' V.v; details o f the B62 qperatlonB, „ .. ddwnrd Aooomnaso of.Walling- wtth: ^ tiirasy In tiw . saying in a communique: "In WABHING’rON (A P ) — Prba- use Of that momentum,’ ’ the reqpcnap to the OornmOhlst in- ident Nixon took the opportun- Soviet Ambassador said, V B<*h ,4 mta O ^ ’a parents vasion ;ot South Vietnam ity of a Mologlcsa weapons In contoaat to the President’s through the demilitarized zone. treaty signing ceremony today allusicns to Vietnam and the ^ S r SG ST w hero lur fa- U.S. air and naval operations chastise the Soviet Union for Soviet involvement, Dobrynin I a identified as Stanley knowii as .Osftle%hi}e cmitinue south of. in and north its role.in toe Vietnam war. twice mentioned Nixon’s pres Hartan _ ***V ®J2**^ a ______drummer ______and leader of the DMZ. These operations ence with words of praise. ^|||se^ capta^ ^ Jwd dan0e*band. With Soviet Ambassador Launch inchide naval gunfire, tactical Nixon said the treaty banning $n ta«^ afw r a w m , ^.^vlng with the UA. •t aircraft and B62s throughout Anatoiy Dobrynin sitting near . , V'. . ■' germ-warfare weapons, and Descartes, just the battlefield area.” by, Nixon said the world’s ma- orteredfhP A WOMKtbe MJscker w S CAM KBltofeDY, Fla. (AP) ions of fU^ into the rocket’s the crater jw naUons have a "particular d^tructlon of germ- the center of the ' ’The command said it now ia sat ^ :at Ltodtosrg FlsW — 'ih^.lauiicli Heatai fed* elec- tanka, - southeast of responsibility1______... not. 4 to.y y encour_____ ■warfare stcckpHo- was a sig conMders North Vietnam part nificant development. But he ih Fan bUaflt calif. Use hUack- "«*“ and bgas orcnsstra af - ' ■. ■' moon’s visible face. age,other nations to use force." trical power io a Saturn 6 rook- Aatrouguta J < ^ V. Young, a of toe batUefleld area. it also should be viewed as -W -.o-i .h., i«.o 4Hv veteran of' tout apace trips; tte explorero «ro to spend a Nixon did not specifically ______Other official sources said a means to a more important f LSSi S S'lSTSS ■£».*• et today tq; atari the lengthy ^-hartea M. Duke-, Jr. and'Thom- record 78 hours o] ^ liftoff cf. the gluit rockot at A major goal will be a search were sent to hit rear bases at treaty for his country, was at negotiations ^ __ vdille the two air. and tntariertag with commandant In 1000-61, plans 12:64 p.m , S u n W - ' In Mountains for . evidence that , volcanoes vinh and su{d>ly routes leading much more general in his state- guper-powers are at odds over a flight ejeaw. for the Parker S t: ohibhouse The clock read 104, Ihours, 80 once erupted on the moon. Pho- south along Highway 1 to the ments. 'Vietnam. were Atarted. m 1968, he was _____minutes aa______it started. It will be _ tographlc. and' geochemical evl- DMZ. Speaking of toe Importance of "Hie United States and toe So- ataotod stato cqmnMîdant of halteTat several plann^ points slmulatmv, rehearsing de- dencF indicates that two dls- ^Vhen toe B62s last flew over the treaty, which was signed by vlet Union plan to announce M the Aighto involving pa^ Dopartmontofi^îstlcut chutes to just under five to provide orejw rant pe- scent to the lunar surface, lift- ti^ct volcanic events occurred North Vietnam to 1966-67, their M nations at a ceremony at toe Tuesday a two-year renewal of after serving ka soitor- vice riods M»d eofnhnp titoe lor any “ to rendekvous maneuvers. i„ the Descartes area. deepest penetraUon was the Mu State Department today, he their cultural-exchange pro- mooihs. only ^harachute- commandant of the leagu^ Akyjacktoc to whlob m ra have item. that might fall behind Young and Duke are to at- While orUting alone. Mat- Gia pass reglcn, on the western said toe new agreement hM gram, expwding somew^ the A 1071 graduate of RES^javlUe schedule. tempt man’s first landing to tha tlngly wUl conduct extensive border about 70 miles above the created a momentum toward ylsite of performing tcI- been no Arrosta, was ope in .High School, MIm Manchester volving a .man knofim-rfp. D.R. Key event, to toe countdown mocSJa^^mouSoTSlatote.'S^ and «Mentlflc ex- DMZ. general disarmênt. ^ toe like 1972 was earlier named Miaa tooluL activBttog batteries. The touchdown point is near periments. Radio Honed reported that a “It is our duty to make good between the two countries. CiooFor, still aaiigbt idtijr )iAU- Loyalty Day of Connecticut and tog out over FMvtofn Washing- Miss Modem Model, both last loadiiig toe .qtaoecraft’s power- ton zidto $900,()bi)'^ got from producing tod cells and pump- . ~ Northweot I Alrttoea. (See Page Five) Ing more fhan one million gal- . on

Thei Order of DsMolay to toe ade; There waa the immediate from toe VFW, toe HofC!, and State of Oohnectlent has been past Grand Master of Masoas toe Bhieblrde. succeoatohy launched on its aec- to Oonneotiout, Merie P. Tapley Bdward W. Slade, DeMotay. ond 60 yeani. of South Windsor vriio ctmipleted exnwtiya, officer for toe state ' OboperatUn tram the weather hla term last Thuisday. Both and hohomry parade marshal, man, toe Shriners and other Masonic lodges at Mimehester headed the DeMolay groupe. I Maaonie-affUlatod bodies, town Were there, wearing their Ma They Imduded Cart Elk at Etest civic and service' groups, town sonic ^xons and lead by their Haven, state master councilor; and Btate leaders, and an toter- respective worshipful masters, Brian MoAwley ot Manchester, . ested Bweetltoe crowd put it all Robert Ferguson of Manchester istata eentor ctstocUor; John Dl- , .together yesterday afternoon, Lodge and Wilbur Chadwick at Clboclo of 'Maneheeter, state pa and toe teoto anniversary parade FViendshlp Lodge. rade mdrshal: Dad Rocco J. is noir hlatory. V Then there were the ctdortol Francottoe Sr. of Manchester, unite of Shriners, all from who te chapter "dad" tor John It fduaiim. March-type Sphinx Tiemple at Hartford and Matoer dtaptor, toe host for day, Mtt • e fO M oatfanated at lead by their Illustrious Poten oetebratlan, and who also Is some 0 ^ yM «h ^ as toe par tate Oeorge W. Palmer of ■toe dtetriot dep^ty. ade w fo m ito waiy vtoohi toe Wetherefleld and his dlvmn suite. - 'llte parside ntuked 50 years Beonet Jwtior High Sekool com The Shrine groups that fumizh- of DeMolay to Coonectelut It plex at lower Kalh St to the 64 the panteta music were toe was rained out on Sunday, Center at town* dUbandtog to 4>htox Temple Band, Drum March 12^ which was DeMolay toe JAmicipal Building paridng OMps and Band. Sunday and the beginning of lo t ■' Other Shrine unite were Omar DeMolay .Week. Eiventa during 1^ ot toe 80 OeMblay chap Shrine Club color guard, Arab that- wMk included two break- ters; to toe state wbre.repce- Patrol, Directore, Temple , fasts, attendtog ohuroh, chapter eeotad. eonie by nuirehlng unlta Ghiafd, Chanten, Fhnsters, d r - rededlcatlon ceremonies, ex and fUMre floate. One ot toe oua Aaaoclatoe, and the motor changed . vteUatlons with other floats dapletod a eoehe of the ised unite of Motor Patrol and chaiîsrs, Vleite to the two Ma- tnquiMtlon at Jaoquee peMoIay Cyole Unit aonib lodges of Manchester, and toe french martyr for whom Maypr John Thompsoa rode, toe initiation of the Grand Mas toe order ia named. On.other aa did Stato Sen. David Ode- ter's DeMolay OteM to Man ftaatowere Itotobow Girt Sweet gard and fortoer state eenator chester, with John Matoer chap heart^ of DaMbUy ebaptara- and now Town Counsel Davtd ter doing toe ritual work. It had P bibiaf *;«taipteis im Barry. been judged beat to toe state. a«rad! by the Masons, and the Helping DeOCatay to its cele ■hie parade brought an end : Maeoplo Order was well repce- bration were toe Army-Navy to 60 ysArs of Toung Men on eentad to toe anniveraary par Club marching unit and groups toe Go. This float scene depicts, from th$ ritual work>**the inqiusition o f Jacques DeMolay, for whom the order is named. (Herald photo by Pinto) ■ MANCHESTER.EViaÔ H E^LO , MANCHESTl^, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 P A G E T H R E E P A O S TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 ■■iUii Manchester Chapter, Parents , opens Wednesday Irmintrude complalna on the C p v m t r y Scouts Obtain WORLD ALMANAC VirginSa Accepts About Town Without Pariiten, .will have a Bast Hartford Drlve-In. R«- vioUh that she can’ t find the FACTS general meeting tomorrow at 8 THEATER TIME pitch with no guides; WUUe re New School Rag Birth-Controls Benediot 2SoUo Jr. of Mon : fj i’j:i M -i I ■ opens Friday rovia, ,Calif. ia visiting his par p.m. at Community BapUot SCHEDIJLE use on guides that art inade Thanks to the - initiative * of Bast W bOw Drlve-In — Re ents, Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Church. The program will in 1 i ' I - I quate. Top Hat Restainaiit CoimcO Backs 1-84 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — opens Wednesday aome Cub Scout Pack 64 boys, ZloUo Sr. of 66 Gardner St. He clude films of the group’s activ BnitaridB — ‘ T lie G o d fU W , Meadows Drlve-In — “ Straw “ T H E W A Y There are no easy Instru help of State Rep. Donald Geno- Cfouples applying for marriage 2S7 IRO AD SfRBET— M A N C H U TIR licenses in V irg il will be giv la planning to stay in Manches ities. The event is <îen to aU a :00, «*J0. » :t 0 Dogs", 7:80; "arlssom Oang", ments. If your youngster gets OWNED AND JT veal, and the Implementation of O nuna I — 'Ttub CkxltaUbBr'’ , aU ”A’s” and maybe an eoca- en birth control Information ter until April 36. single parents. - 0:88 I HEARD IT^ Mandieitsr. Ooun. TQBC AMD LAURA OOLLA First District Rep. vmUarn Cot 13:M, >-j0, 7:00, 10:00 Blue EOils Drtv^Ri — "Oang sloml ”B” he ia probably smart But in Other Path ter, a flag that flew over the and a list of family planning cUhlca under a bill aigned Fri CbMma- n — "What’B Up ■niat Couldn't Shoot Straight", enough to learn to play an in IRIAKFAST Meeting In apedal MMlon haa. not been foiated upon the U.S. Caidtol wiU be raised to Map day by Gov. Itow ood HdUon. DOO*', 1:00, OrtW, 6:00, 7:00, 0:00 7:80; "Wild Rovers” , 0:0* strument weU, but this doesn’t Sseend 01 FaM ai, S a ton to, the Coventry Tiown pubUo auddenly, aa aome of' (he the top of the Bentley School by John Gruber 2 BOGS WITH t o a s t ' YVhen the new law, enacted at Steto — "Straw Dog:i’ ’ , 7:60, guarantee he’U be an artist, or llanehsstsr. Oouneilâeted on a aeriea of aatiforoea have claimed. ’ flagpole for the first time today. 0:10 even a good musician. There’s 8 P A N C A K E S mofiqni* to which coundlmen B|MAkbig atrongly agalnat the the request of the League for The University of NorUiem ___ 'BATB It all began when six Pack 64 Planned Parenthood, becomea UA IlMatia — ‘iM it Picture the matter of talent, as waU. 3 SUCKS OF FRENCH TOAST noted dealre to link up the oamSm, and the entire' length Colorado gained university stat lie in Advsnot boys, triio are studying Ameri effective June 80, Vliglnla will SLEEP SHOP] SSow", 7:15, 0:16 Apl I never saw a kid who was two open-ended aeotlona of I-S4 of 1-84 In general, wae Richard can heritage toward obtaining blau MjtncbMtor Drlva*In — Re* us May 1, 1070. Oos Tsar .... but expreaned their diaimnWBl Breanli. become the third state to have We come now to the brass in valve down it now playa a tone poor in arithmetic who was ■S SANDWICIfl& their Bear Badges, informed such a requirement. Onilfomla struments. (In case that doesn’t and a half below its normal worth a dam as a muslolan, for ItoM .of the oorrldor providiw that Hla argument waa the hy-now- their den mother, Mrs. Harold Ons Month . . . . HAMRURG link-îq>.-' : familiar dtod of file toti-I-84 Nearly 10 >er cent of the and Hawaii have elmUar lawa. SP ECIAL make aenae, I ’ve been covering pitch and It stands in “A.” what tbat’a worth. aiiiais Ocvr .. Kloter of 61 Cambridge Bt., that U.S. popult ion or about The league eatimoted that the Instruments of the orchestra Fair enough. At least so you The trum pet. has a tuning HOT DOO In wttat wiui obvloudy an «t- group: That the route through the schocri flag was threadbare. 20 million Mrsons are 66 tempt '♦-at eompromtae. the Oovwtry would, destroy the ru- 62,000 coupes each year will from the top of the score down think. But "A ” in the key of sUde that .wlU take its funda A week later, it had to be taken years and older, according A T..... « ORUID CHEESE council unanimoualy ' backed ral‘ chancter • icter Mhf the town by en- receive the Mrth control Infor ward aa conductor reads "A" la not exact pitch of "A" mental note to "A” instead of .Tie £ down. to the 1970 Clensus, Thei BITUMINOUS mation in Virginia. i i u Main 84. S48-4U6 BOAIT B aW ...... 39 counging too-fad growth. Eco them.) The highest hraas Instru in the key of "B-fiat" although ”B-flat.” Only one note ia now the dd Al alternate oorrldor, Mis. Kloter. contacted Geno- World Almanac notes. Of STATE nro BBBF B U B ^ ...... aeverat yean ago by logical and envliijêntal fSc- ment ia the trumpet so it la the you may have been ted to think in tune;' ”A”, providing the HAM, HOT OB O 0 U > ...... vesl, who passed the word this number, approximate- 2 STURDY RIDS topmost line in the Inrass sec so by the keyboard of a piano. player tuned exactly, and b^ the State Depaxtoent ot TYana- ton were alao dtod by Breault. along to Cotter, who obtitoied But in tha tod , all the coun- W 6 million live in the 2 iCLIPSI DRIVEWAYS tion. With the third valve down, and Ueve me they generally don’t. SEAFOOD portetian aa one of ' the many the flag. South, 2 million live in New DRi pofilhle link-upa battraen the cUmen voted to back the Al al uaum 2* 2*2 2 K U ni BOX VRIHM ParklBg Areas e Oas Stallone e Baeketbal Oouits In the IBth century scoraa AAi.fo10PAi. and the second down. In the 18th These are "A", "D”, “B", CLAIM ...... lurnbia-WUUmaatlo. Iqr the council, the state agenr French I%ovtociaI in white with gold trim, smart nxxlem ture of the beast. cy will be aaked to' a-votd going the U.S. Capitol, to Graig Ste- Copyrtshaht C _ 1872, in Walnut finish, or delitotful Ctomial in Maple finikh, 10% DISCOUMT UNTIL APRIL lOHi century music there are gener "Q ” ; In short four out of sev Trumpets, and in fSot none of D u sn ii m m fiAMDWiOH ...... T h e A l route eaaentlaUy Newapapar Bnterprlaa Aaan. ally three trumpets. The first en. little WUIie hsian’t the M O n t TWa is Only A FwMal 1 dumps the prohtom of the too oloae to the^Hop River in venaon. The letter wUi be hung — ^ y youH agree this is a tobulous bedroom buyl No need to AO Work Personally Siq^wviaea. We are lM%'1asnred the brass instruments, have the ordto to avoid pdlutton, apd in the main hall of the school, spend houts coordinating, it’s total comfort ready to enjoy or “principal” trumpet, gets a slightest conception of this and faculty tor fast notes Inherent In highwty tootlon hack in the line to himself while the sec feels put upon when I find fault bqM o f B dton and Andover to obtain land between the river next to Pack 64’a ohaiter. I with E c l^ box qirtoga, mattresses and beda you’ll be a woodwind instrument or the klWNpOMn and the highway for open gpace During the program, all 46 '------to own! Bagalar HN.M. DOMAIO BROTHERS ond' and third trumpets are scor with his Intonation In the high vloUn and piano. . Trumpeters Blnce It cute through those GAUL Oip-IMl ed stems up and down on an scbod band. (Believe me, be towns more centrally than the purposes. The council will also pack members were on stage. HONG KONG CnHm Talon usually foUow one of two "S n U W IN M S ” ask that the final corridor and Chris Johnson served as an other staff. calls up and complalna.) tittle schools-of tone productlan, the /COLOR B corridor propoeed by DOT, at APBID Util * UtilTUBS. aiM YTED. O M W Four trumpets are commonly number of Interchangea along nouncer, Charles Kloter traded MTlUe should get a heok of a French or the German. In case . last week’s pubUo hearing. m MAMOHESm — SPBGUT. 2 DAYS GMUT! employed In 30th century muaio, lot more ear training in school tha road be determined through the steps by which the flag was you don’t know the difference, T^he DOT proposal, which UMMt'aM eianiwwa Wa^la __ in fact in quite a little 10th cen than he gets In Manchester or ATt7tM*6eeeeeee tion of platona or valves. If we chan|e. be preaented to DOT by April s m im t e wwwae.iam ...... 142 Easf Center Street haven’t a young hopeful in the push the first and third valve monly caU for them In thia 14. Some 600 adult petitiona n f i Para Ilaliaa «ec ...... KM m l The Al propoaal tote through CatlaMra WaU team aaakah ...... IM a S M high BchotS band who plays the down It should lower things two manner. There exist rotary have been ordained so far, all Elect Chairman OPEN TONiaHT TILL P H - valve (as against piston valve) 9:11 Instrument, or at teaat tries to whde tones. But it doesn’t. Two ^m ê«sr^d^t.rw im HAi^TFORD fAP) — George ‘*SSR^RWrr..v.v.v.v.-.r iSS ^ do so. It has about 13 feet at whole tones from-“B-fiat” re trumpets, and tor some reason timsigh a huger portion of An- ûdent topteture. o^; aepa- W.B; Starkey, a auigeon to Bos m lT m a S S S m ...... f-4 Aid Evirf Moi^ Thirik ud Fii NlgM OUR PHONE NUMBER dovsr; with r»- graduate of Trlnlty’e 1880 class, -vloua Town OouncU last year, Saturday’s q>ecial council pet could only play bugle calls, little Irmintrude will tdl you, a rotary valved trumpet. meeting wfue called when the Starkey was elected Saturday and it la closely related to the if She’s studying the vldln . They This Is not always desirable, when the toite aaked all local at a regular bocund meeting. He 646-5310 govermoot agencies for 'thto: Ttiwn Council learned that it buiê which accounts for Its are the same key on the piano, of course. The piston valve had only until April 14 to of- succeeds Barclay Shaw, an at- common use for military ef but they aren’t fim same pitch. trumpet ia standard, but fine or laa* week’s pub- tomey, who died to Febiuary. fects. The valves make a lot of The ptanp, sad to relate, ia chestras provide their players noor. ynaer agwimw naa aa hearing. Pro'rioualy, the difference, however. very carefolly out of tune ao wiUi rotary valve Instruments ^Sundi^'iad* ^ circulate^ although The trumpet normally stands that it won’t be too annoying if the conductor decides this in "B-fiat." That ia to say that in any key, 1 ^ by the same tone is needed. (The Cleveland si S It «oul4 ^ for a without the use of valves it can token it la not in tune in any and the Boston are two orches play bufds calla In the key of key even the moment your tun tras I can cite. I’U get to the flciala backed the through ôtim*by *Bndi^ ^Sumr*’^ to ‘*would"'putthe B-flat the same aa most hughes. er leavea. tn»nbanea and others In a suc When you press one valve down, Tre trumpet goes progressive-, ceeding column. iSTrtSisrit ® it puts a little more plumbing ly sharper on the comblnatlona in use and the trunqiwt now of two valves, and this is true l S £ . a S S S S r k o T T m ^ o t i ^ t a b l e . ^ qulred for either acticsi. NOTICE stands in "A” . If you press the of all baas instruments. The FILM.RATING GUIDE tohdde the tywm Hall, ultimately wltiidrow second valve down,- it lowers player should correct by ’’Up GUSTAFSON'S briagi you a Flushing of the water mains of tha Town of For Parents and ut a dfluTii mothert .rat ohil* th®t motion, however, when dia- the fundamental plt^ a wfade ping.” This means he puts more I who am port ot the octori- ouaafon reached the point where ART Manehaster Water Department will begin tone so the instrument plays in d his Ups into the mouthpiece, Thetr Children “ Stoo !m 4*' m ovem ^ It was obvious a compranUse PHONE 646-8400 OPEN TILL 9 P.M. ’'A-fiat." If you press the third and blcwa a tiny mite looser. April 4. 1972. taa f tnrai Frteai.iM-abiti wBS needed. sFRma oussES TUBS. & SAT. TILL 6 to p utt i'iiti(ils both lo- A motion Saturday to put the MAfnAdHUtM F(» aXCHNNEBS Flushing will continue Tuesdays through Fri SALE! and throughout the area. I-A* issue to a referendum was AND ADVANCED Shemwold on Bridge councUmen spoke at defeated mainly becauae aome day until finished... OHA ACRYUOB, FLAYBB MAY STUMBLE iTA htA iliili NOW, WHILE THE SEASON IS YOUNG, Cm ffi ^ _ tile merit or lock councUmen felt that townapeo- STTLLrLlFB. LANcA cAPE INTO A VIBMMA c o u p ittT F M B IN AND SELECT A PAIR OF OUR FAMOUS mhNt ^ the proposed oorrt- pie have the right through the Town of Manchester, By ALFRED BHKINWOLD NORTH aaihroiiehted by DOT last town-, charter to petition for AND PORTRAITS Now available at Butterfields n i s ’ma;|^ W tosadhrs's k - BRAND SHOES. ALL TAKEN FROM OUR REG The Vienna' coup, for the 0 KJ 107 MAn!rM6 Dli^YS7 : ULAR COLLECTION! >! , Baokem of the DOT pro- either a. town masting or a ref- OAU. * , . , Wuter DopaTtment benefit o f thdoe Udio haven’t <;? K 6 2 were Jeoae Bratoard and eremlhim. been reading the bOK tope, is a O 8 4 2 7M SUNDAYS/.' K a ^ , whose main nr- There la aome talkamong LbUljUl WlTHEY FIRST COMMUmON spactacidar in which you 41 I 10 6 aeota iiw the peapoeeA memben of the "Stop I-M” osi.; 7 0 4 9 W SM up a hil^ card for an op WEST EAST has biM w^-atudled and ganlsatkm that aurii a petition. ponent and then aqueese him 4 6 43 0 9852 r1T« AND CONFIRMATION out of It (A hit cruel, perbiqM. 0? I 104 AQ98 but nobody’s perfect.) in the O 1963 O 75 days of wUst, only two or three 4 K93 4 752 Clothes for Girls and Boys players In the world were ex SOUTH M w y pert enough to execute the play. 4 A Q Today -we know more about C? 7 53 I .■saU'itoiMifbAhai ■■■**■* In our Boys* department we have a large such exotic plays. O A K Q 10 South dealer. 4k A Q 8 4 selection of dress pants. Popular \ R a ^ o la r TinyiRr-Made has crott^ the wihtitr's line with this tan Mocth-South vulnerable. South Wm C North East ^ - MPAA Opening lead — Jack of 1 O Pass 1 4 Pan colbifadi.'Wide Tracking Beauty" tanned leather for polyester doubleknits in navy, Hearts. 2 NT Pass 3 NT AUPass |24J)0 MAJORCA South should not have bid two long, easy wearing and good leeks. Hit the track and burgundy or brown. Regulars and notrump with the hearts wide make it for Kofsh/s and this wide tracking shoe . . . open. HOwe-ver, his poor bid diamonds to the jack. What Slims are priced at 12.00-14.00. gave hfan the chance to execute could he discard? Dummy bad Regular$27. 363 BROAD STREET- MANCHESTER a Vienna Coup without even the jack of clubs, and South bad Choicest Meets In Town! Huskies are 13.00-15.00. knowing what was going on. just discarded the queen of. MONDAY & TUESDAY At any rate. South lost the dubs. A lso traditUnud. woven frabric first four heart tricks. On the So West discarded a diamond, tK MOW ’IT-YO Expert fiuktgl fourth heart he discarded a dU. and South thereupon took four TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! pants. Regulars and SUmSf CHICKEN SPECIAL mond from the dummy and a diamond tricks. West had been club from tito.owii hand. squeesed out of bis diamond priced at 8.50-10.50. stopper. Thick CniMSolsf eTepQaalRy|[lhiriR Va c h i c k e n West signaled with the nine of dubs on the fourth heart, and North, a fine playw, bad been Huskiest 9.50-11.50. JO-JO POTATOES Bast then led the seven of watching with great excitement. v ; < e NoRnsRIIIiodhim lli^ ■ CO LE SLA W clubs. South wasn’t the best ’’Marvdoua,” he exclaimed at BEEF And ButterfieWs carries att the CRANBERRY SAUCE Iriayer in the world, hut be did the end of the hand. "A Vienna i I . a 6 e e t a 63eeeaeeee Afei know his playmatea. Weat was Ooiq>” 1 b. ... accessories your son will ROLL & BUHER IncapaMe of signaling with the "Think nothing o f it," South ANGEL nine of clubs unless he had. a demurred. “It was easy." needi W hite shirtSt 4 .5 0 . — OFBN — high club. Daily Qoestloa HI6HUND PARK MARKET { n u m . 1 A.M..1S PAL — FtL * 8a*. 7 AJL-S AJL DeoUnes Finesss Partner blda twe notmmp, 317 HigUand S t, Manehaster—Phmie 64641277 ^ W hite tieSf 1 .2 5 . Sanday • to i South therefore put up the ace and the next j ^ e r passes. You of cluba and ran the four held: I4)adee. 6-84-8; Hearto, A- Belts, 2.504.00. BBBAKFAST 8BRVED DAILY from 7 AAL spades, discarding the last two Q -64; Diamonds, 7-6; Ghiba, 7- clubs from bis band. This left 6-8. Urn with the four diamonds. What do you sayT CourteouB ■ Service! South wasn’t trying to do any Answer: Bid three dubs. Hds thing difficult He just hoped asks partner to show a major Uwt his four diamonds would all ■ult. If he has none, he 'bids ■ turn out to be good. - three diamonda and you will r| 1 On the last spade West bad to then Ud three notrump. _ come down to four cards. He Gopyrigfat 1878 ■ pME 8ERY1CS! | General Featurea Oorp. M INVENTORY bad the king of dubs and four There are lots of looks your little lady w ill like in our Children’s FABRIC SALE department. . . A-lines, skirt waists and i CheYy Servi(» pleated skirt styles . . . REDUCTIONS UR eONDITIMIIIB SEEGIU. in cotton laces and nylon voiles. DONT WATT FOR HOT WEATHER. 8BB US NOW ButterfieldFs has girls* Communion and FOR A OOMPLBTB AIR CONDIIIONIMO CHBCK-UP. O A R P m i l f l CINDY UP TO Confirmation dresses in sizes 6-10, • INSPECT AND TIGHTEN ALL HOSES in both long and short sleeve styles. THOUSANSO OF YARDS • INSPECT AND TIGHTEN DRIVE BELTS DRESSES ...... 11.00 to 26.00. OF FABRNS REDROED • CHECK FREON LEVEL and w4 will sand an axpart to FOR THIS SAU ONLY • TEST SYSTEM OPERATION ypur iioma wifit lamplat.-Choofa from hun- CO-ORDINATING VEILS, all beautifully dâds of now paftamt, colors and fabriei. Mo detailed and priced from 5.00 to 7.00. ALL P L U P F ’’^ FOR •7.95 obligation to you . . . GIRLS* WHITE G L O V E S ...... 1 .2 5 IF TOUR FREON LEVEL 18 LOW THE SYSTEM \obiT ForpjN^"' SHOULD BE PURGED AND RECHARGED WITH C A a M 3 4 U * GIRLS* WHITE S O C K S ...... 1 .1 5 NEW FREON GAS. OUR CHARGE FOR THIS IS BUIE MC_SyOAji $24.86 INGLUDlNa FREON. CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED

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IHattrl^pjatpr shall have “original jurisdlotion’’ but Safe Stolen Miss Osgood James Byrnes Dies at 92; Rockville Residency Law that “In all the other cases before men Ruled Invalid tioned, the Supreme Court shall have ap I;* - V',; • ’ ' ’ . . -Vt J Hospital Notes PLAZA DEPT. STORE CttpttfttQ Ifprallif With Tickets Town Queen FDR’s Assistant President BOSTON (IU») — Judge pellate juiisdlcUon, both as to law and VIslUng hours are 12:80 to 8 Francis J.W. Ford in tJ.S.' (We Have A Notion To Please) COLUMBIA, 8.C. (AP) — Re won the election and In p.m. In all areas except ma ptJBLIEDaSD BY THE fact, with such exceptions, and under (Oontlmied from Page One) District Court today ruled E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) MJLNCHESTKRPUBLISHINO CO. For Lottery James F. Byrnes, who quit stituted his tax and his school ternity where they are 2 to 4 the Massachusetts six-mimth OPEN WED., THURS., FBI. till 9 18 Biaaell Street such regulations as the Congress shall year, and Miss Connecticut school at the age of 14,?to help plan. and 6:80 to 8 p.in. Manclieiter, C ^ . A eafe, containing about |2,- voting residency requirement Ltona make." ' ' ' y : VFW 1972. support his Widowed mother and InvaUd. I PubUaher __ 000 worth of state lottery tick later became a congressman, a aOWEfl & VEfiETABLE SEEDS Founded October 1, 1881 What this means that Chief Justice T-t ets, was removed from Frank’s She has had 13 years of dance Admitted Friday: Mark Kus- The U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Onirt Justice, UBJ Improving last month ruled Tennessee’s PublUhed B retr Brenlns Bzeept Sondaya Burger, when he seemed to be threaten Pharmacy, 286 Oakland Rd., training, voice lessons in high U.S. secretary of stlite, and zik, Qlenstone Dr., Rockville; and Bolldays. Entered at_Uie P o ^ Office at South Windsor, over the week one-year requirement un 1 /« a D D I / ^ e TUESDAY & Itancheater, Conn., as Second Class Hall ing that Congress might act if the courts end. school, dramatic training with govemcr of South Carolina, has From Attack Alice Deptula, Spring St., Rock constitutional, and recom / 2 r K l w C . WEDNESDAY ONLY- Hatter.______died after a long illness. kept on returning Verdicts with which Ptrilce said the break was the Little Theatre of Manches CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. ville; Blanche Grenl/er, Elling mended a 30-day residency SDBSCRIPnON RATM ter, and Is presently taking a Byrnes, who reportedly had (AP) — Former President Lyn as sufficient. Payable In Advance ^ Congress (and Incidentally the Chief Jus discovered early yesterday been in a coma for the past few ton Ave., Rockville; Andrea Tut One Year ...... IW OO morning by Officer Thomas course In adagio tuid an ad don B. Johhsmi has few serious Six Hoottas ...... lS-60 davs, died Sunday at Ms home tle, Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville; tice himself) disagreed, knew, as any Hart wdiile he was making a vanced course in ballet at the danger signals lingering from Three Honths ...... 9.76 here. He was 92. last weekend’s heart attack and Eleanor Hewitt, RD 4, Rockville; Admitted jtoturday: Emma One Honth ...... 8.25 obscure Connecticut edUorlalist might routine check. Police said the Hartford Ckinservatory. She will Brian Helm, Uppei- Butcher Rd., Single Copy ...... 16c front door of the pharmacy had receive her masters in dance His body will lie In state In is showing definite signs of im Chrzaiiownld, Spring St., Rock By Carrier ...... weeMy 75c have considered possible, his Constitu the rotunda of the Statehouse Rockville; Mary Elizabeth Wil been forced open and the safe training but would like to fur provement, his doctor says. viUe; Anthbny Pantano, Terrace UBHBBR OF tion. Tuesday and Wednesday. The Dr. John VTlUs Hurst,, the liams, Terrace Dr., RockviUe; the associated press was removed from the build ther her education, at the Uni Alfcwrt Abbott, Davis Ave., Rock Dr., RockviUe; Emma Parker, The Associated Press Is wtcluslvely en ing. versity of Connecticut. funeral 'will be held Wednesday heart specialist flown here to titled to the use of republloatlon of all at the Trinity Episcopal church. treat the 68-year-old former ville; Antoinette Bell, School St., Gaynor PI., RockvUle; Virginia news dispatches credited to It or not other- Plato The Winner? According to police, two cars Miss Osgood is a member of Rockville; Judith Stone, Sunny wise created In this paper and also the were seen in the vicinity and the Dance Educators of Ameri Even to the end Byrnes re president after his attack early Rodean, (Treat Dr., RockvUle. local news published here. .... mained an opponent of Lourt-or- Friday, said Sunday he felt View Dr., Vernon. All rl^ ts of republlcatlon of special dis We are ao used to beUevlng In the in they are checking these leads ca and instructs at her own stu Discharged Friday; Joseph Discharged Saturday: Judith patches nereln are also reserved. out today. dio In Rockville. Her avoca dered school desegregation, confident enough in Jtrimson’s finity of our poealble knowledge—to ad saying the U.S. Supreme Court condition to return to bis home Lewis, Maple St., Ellington; Stone, Sunny View Dr,, Vernon; FUNERAL HOME The Manchester Publishing Company as VERNON tions are Sunday School teacher, Elizabeth Marra, Dogwood La., Marimi Oetchril, Kingsbury Ave. sumes no financial responsibility for typo mit one can never know it all is a “did not Interpret the Con in Atlanta, graphical errors appearing in advertls- Edgar L. (SonvIUe, 62 of 29 volunteer work at the Mansfield South Windsor; Judy Nothrop, Ext., RockviUe; Diane Fleisch- handy excuse tor lasiness along the way State Training School, sewing stitution. The court amended Hurst treated Johnson In 1966 ments and other reading matter In The School St., Rockville was it.” West Rd., Elllnjgfton; Laura Sco- huer, RFD 2, RockviUe; Sharon 142 East Center Street Manchester Evening Hersld. —that It comes as something of a shook and bowling. when, as a senator from Texas, charged yesterday with theft of It was Byrnes who at 71 ran he was stricken by a neatly fa vllle. Pinnacle Rd., ElUgton; Hurchala, Stafford Springs; Telephone 646-5310 Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Wasblng- to find an expert proclaiming his belief services and intoxication. The First runner-up was Miss Suzanne King, Tracy Dr., Ver Pauline Todd, Summit Rd., Ver ton Post Kews Service. arrest was mabe by Vernon po Linda Levach, 18, daughter of for governor of South Carolina tal heart attack. Hurst dlag-. WILLIAM J. LENNON Full service client of N. B. A. Service, Bic. to push through a state sales nosed the latest illness as a non; Michael Hodgins, Dunn Hill non; Patrick Cowperthwaite, Publishers Representatives — Hathews, that we are Indeed near the end of use lice inc onnection wltii a com Mr. and Mrs. Russell Levack of Rd., Tolland; Bertram Banks, Kozley ' Rd., Tolland; J ( ^ Shannon and CuUen Inc., Special Agency ful exploraaon in the field of his parUou- plaint made by an out-of-town South Windsor and a freshman tax to finance separate but myocardial Infarction, a closing DIRECTOR —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. equal schools for blacks and of the blood vessels into the S a n ^ Beach Rd., RockviUe; Grantz, Grantz Rd., RockvUle; taxi driver. Gonvllle was held at Central Connecticut State Mary Elizabeth McMullan, Hen Doris Holt, PiUsbury HIU, Ver- Display advertising closing hours lar proficiency. 'Whites. heart. answers. .. Bnr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday overnight and released on a $60 College. She was the recipient ry St., Manchester; CSiarles nseries of appeals passed a loyalty oath. Delega A. Yes. You can obtain a post card form to appear in Circuit Court 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber to fill out from the Social Security Office. Asia and bring our planes and ships, through state and federal tions from Virginia, South what we do when we try to divide Rockville, May 16. nard McHugh of .Vernon and a Carolina and Louisiana posed You will receive a record of income credits along with the dwindling remainder of particles Is to create new particles. Verncm police said the arrest junior at UConn, 'was second it and were net seated. and also a booklet which tells you how to runnerup; Miss Nancy Lor our military personnel, straight home. This kind of experience introduces us of Emilio H. Poulin, 36, of 69 Gvic Chorale Battle deUvered an impas determine the benefits for which your fam Prospect St. on charges of crlm- raine Zapert, 18, daughter of sioned speech against the loyal We are not at all certain that Senator to the prlnoi]de which may yet save'us ily is eligible. If you need assistance, we Inside Open Forum non Ave., as originally stated, Mrs. Nancy E. Zapert of He Needs Voices ty oath and 'won over the c t.AM It- out and go. and discover and study are merely “rep- dia clobbered Pakistan, lifting Tel. 649-4595 SAVINGS Mr. Nixon’s trip to Moscow is Bonn treaty;' Solution o f the Soviet prestige at the ex us 2c each for them. Many chil prlated |o their seboOJ 1972, Miss New Havm 1971, and tion ot Dr: Jack Heller Of the T.M Cl'i .n l:'l M .ij. 1 To do so would be to reward, with rasentafions" of that abbtraot'V'ldeg'' giving some advisers a bad 'Befll]{''''pi?oblem, ’ for decades pense of Washington and Pek dren are going house to house So why not hire ' Janl- Rockville 875-3?74 Marla Salazar, Misis Manches University of Connecticut; wUl collecting them for the drive. I some chance at a total vlctocy tor them, which Is the “reality.” case of Jitters. the most dangerous powder keg ing, both of which backed tors and pay thAm mi money ter 1970. be held on Sunday, May 21 at In fact, there is more inner in Europe, depends on ratlflca- Pakistan. encourage parents to suggest it rather than protect so many A, LOAIV the action of the Noith Vletaameae The other side of the centroversy of tlon of the treaty. to their children if no one is teachers at their hifgi prices? doubt about Moscow's role in In defense of this theory Is in reviving offensive action in the tong fers us Democritus, who sold that all the the massiv6 attacks against If the new hot war In Viet collecting in their neighbor Pertiaps if this was so there nam should lead Mr. Nixon to the fact that North Vietnam. Is hood. I also want to remind you would be more olean-upe rather war in spite of our obvious American swirling particles of physics are the South Vietnam within the Pres playing a remarkably sophisti ident's high command than at change his Moscow summit that the land fill is opened daily than mess-ups and this town ptpgiam cf rearing from that war basic reality, and that all that happens plans, the Soviet-West German cated balancing game between to accept glass and paper and would even lo«^ richer and feel any time since Mr. Nixon the Chinese and Russians. to help create a condiaon for peace. in the univene is the result of their launched his policy of detente treaty would imdoubtedly go that the proceeds go to the Case richer for our tax paying dol down the drain, and with it the Thus, according to the noik' Mt. fund. The fund now has $6,- lars. The preaent North Vlatnaanese ecaens chance Interactions. > with the Russians. consi^racy theory, the Soviet LVEST PACKAGE STORES As one planner told us: years of diplomacy to stabilize 016.23. The Civltan club will be Mrs. M. L. S^vester are the clearest demonstration yet, in Dr. Heisenberg has no hesitancy in the divided city of Berlin. Union has been virtually com the club supplying the help for “Soviet complicity In Hsinol’s pelled to sui^ly Hand with the long struggle, cf the precise kind of proclaiming Plato the winner. The Joy invasiem is obvious from the Other casualties might in this collection. The scouts from clude tile long-awaited U.S. - more and more powerful arms, THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT military move across boundaries we do of having a declrtcn rendered after ell fact that Soviet arms made it without regard for Soviet policy Center CongregaticavU, South ILL possible. But there is no sign at Soviet agreemmt to limit nu Methodist and St. James will Herald have moral right to help repM. H we these centuries is so great we have no clear arms. In short, Soviet in toward the U. S. In Europe, the FEATURING all that Moscow deliberately In-' Middle East or anywhere else. also be there helping. had, throughout the strugjgle, been able instinct at all reaUy to understand it. stigated the invasion at this stigation of Hanoi’s invasion Sincerely, Yesterdays six weeks before the Moscow The reason: Soviet refusal to to confine our aottvltUs to the repulse Let it be, tor a day or two, a worid in particular moment.’’ help the Communist regime in Mrs. Leonardo Paria WINES FROM EUROPE That non-conspiracy Judg summit would run tremendous 25 Years Ago of enemy aggressive moves without try which we have reached the smallest risks for Moscow in far more Hanoi would bankrupt its huge ment stems from the following investment in building up pro- Why Not Hire Janitors? Police catief Samuel Gordon ing to ext«id them in hope cf our own particle, and a world In vdilch Plato is conviction, held both in the important parts of the world. ITALIAN Indeed, if Hanoi is successful— . Soviet Communist power in In To the Editor, qppoaes current leave-granting possibilities of victory in the tradition right. White House and by Mr. Nix dochina, In regards to the Monday eve policy os weakening effictency on’s diplomatic experts in the a big "If” as of today—It could FRENCH From the Tineyards al mlUtary sense, we might have aidilev- open a new and violent chapter By filling Hand’s military ar ning meeting at Waddell of police force; he says town ofBesoardo State Department: Moscow has School and the budget for the can be safely patrolled with 18- ed much more in Vietnam without any High-Flown Rhetoric far more to lose than gain by of the cold war. senal, the Russians not only fkrpm the. vlneyarda of VALPOLICELLA Moreover, any Soviet design gain influence with North Viet forthcoming year, I am thor man force. BARDOLINO thing like the national division our actual The rhetoric being employed by the oughly discouraged with. As for Adrien Bertoillen to undermine Mr. Nixon’s pol nam at the expense of Chin^ BEAUJQLAIft 99 conduct of the war has provoked at New Jlaven Federation of Teachers Is icy of negotlation-not-oonfron- but also threaten defeat for Mr. the article on vandalism at the 10 Years Ago hardly designed to permit progress In A Thought for Today Waddell School, this was pub BORDEAUX (ii;r Sill GERMAN home. tation, in the view of experts Nixon’s whde Vietnam policy. Two male youths, Robert B. the current exchange of contract offers Sponsored by the Manchester here, would swiftly Involve the In short, Moscow, accordiiig lished in the paper imig after COTE 0U RHONE the famous In any case, of all the moments In the Council of Churches Papanos and David C. Baxter, CHATEAU DE VENTENAC Savings and Loan takes the and counter-offers with the Board of Bd- Middle East, putting the U.S. to the non-conspiracy theory, is these incidents had occurred. win top BMiior honors at Man- Marttnshof Vietnam war when we itoould perhaps ucafion. on the defensive there as well. treating Vietnam as an Isolated They should have closed the cheeter High School; John J. CABERNET ANJOU (ROSE) be there, and do what we can to hold an It is pure hyperbole to hold that the Psalm 8 As of today, however, there is issue, separate from the larger school at this very time rather Allison Jr. and CbaxUa ,F. CHATEAU LA REOORTE VINEYARDS: school board’s proposals “will spell ruin no apparent change in the twi matters to be sdved at the than timing it so well for vote ThaFamoas Invasion back, this would seem to be 0 God, the obstacles that con Shaver Jr. were oidy other two XRONsmcnBi.. for the livelihood of over 1,400 work light peace along the Suez Mloecow summit. But to Presi time sake! t(g> honor males in MHB’e hia- DANISH that moment. There ought to be a ing men.” front me today Canal and none Is expected. dent Nixon, Vietnam could be Be the truth known to some, LIEbPRAUMILCH complexity out of are so many. tcuy which was in 1908. chersykirnovA substitute for any North Vietnamese vic It Is unabaadied and Irreverent gall to Thus, at least tqr the present, come the single most import it Is not only' the youngsters to Population projecUonlsta eeti- NIERSTEINER . refer to the contract the school boeu-d And even as they press in upon the President rejects the con ant issue of all in his re-election day that destroy. No one seem tory in this present canqielgn. It should me, mate Manchester will reach 94,- has tendered as a “crown of fiiorns.” spiracy theory. His advisers see campaign if the Hand invasion ed to publish the paint being 0(» by year 2,000. consist of the halting, breakiiig and If there Is any “mockery” In the situ there are people about me Moscow kibitzing in- a more happens to succeed—Important splashed and thrown over the who laugh at my childlike Freak wind storm of about repulse of the invasion attempts. And, ation, as the Federation ba» charged, it parochial game, with Hand enough to change his mind chairs etc. in the Auditorium of 8 minutes' duration sweeps home financing dependence on You. playing the cartls. Although about the Moscow summit even lINTITALlllECKCHIIUm S M iS D a l. If they really look Into the posstbUlties Is in its own lack of responsiveness to They claim that my faith Is the Manchester High School! through town doing thousands of the fiscal concerns of the City and to the risky enough, this view credits if that never was the Soviet in Also, more vandalism has been dollars worth cf window dam MU) N»< 389 W. Middle Tpko. In absurd exaggerations and preposter itself. Pofkc|dG That document epeolfiea that. In some ous statements, such as its claims of Leslie F. Brandt Rev. George W. Smith, Minister special instances, the Supreme Court rulne^ UvelUioods and crowns of thorns. l 0 %Di8count By The Case -N E W HAVEN BBaiSTBH Reformed Presbyterian Church m£ uMfsuKS um tu, Burt iBm um ui mib a i m e

f MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 P A G E SEVEN P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 B olton tve presented by Principal Ray church. A work night will be ried Couples club will meet to About Town Gardiner and four teachers. conducted. Vernon morrow at 8 p.m. in the church ms The executive board of the hall. The program for the eve- i:o\ ' : Mini-pricing"^ is worth going out of your way for! Oiib Plans Ttie executive board of the Volunteer League of the Lutz The Women's Christian Tem ing will be a wine tasting party. Junior Museum will meet to m I I I i; ( M I'M:- Hewcomem Club. will meet to- perance Union will meet tomor Members are asked to bring j morrow at 1 p.m. at the mu row at 10:45 a.m. at South Uni their own glasses. , i niCtat at 8 at the home of Mrs. Plans Going Forward Eye Tests seum. ted Methodist Church. Members Oeorge McNiff, 37 Orant Rd. are reminded to bring old tele m George Wells, public school phone books lor recycling. Hcst- ForQiildren The board of tniatees of Lutz physical education Instructor, esses are Mrs. C. Elmore Wat For Social Service Center Junior Museum will meet tonight will be the guest speaker at the kins and Mrs. George Berlan. While the Hockanum Valley said The Tuesday session has been Two pre-school vision clinics at 8 at the museum. Bentley School PTA meeting Community Servlcea Council is Zackin said the federation Is canceled for this week. Tourna will be offered for Bolton chil dren from age 3 to 6 this month tomorrow at 8 p.m. Grades 4-6 A pre-school story hour for awaiting word from the Zoning asking for increased gifts for ment play will be held Thurs will also perform a square Board of Appeals for approval the regîlar federation fund as day at 1:30 at the Lottie Fisk G&H PAVING INC. througdt the efforts of the Bolton The cast of the Little Theatre children 3 ^ to 6 years old will Junior Women's Club. of Manchester^production ‘‘Plaza danc^ as part of his presenta be held tomorrow morning from to open the social service cen well as additimutl gifts to the Building, Henry Park. tion. Proceeds from a bake sale ter In the Vernon Center Con Israel Emergency Fund. Wine Tasting Club members who have been Suite” will rehearse Act 3 to 10 to 10:45 in the Junior Room Call Us Now for Your ' trained by the Connecticut Soci at special booths will go to the of Mary Cheney Library. gregational Church, the equip The St. Bernard Church Mar- Canned Goods night at 8; Act 2 Wednesday at Arts Fair ety for the Prevention of Blind 8 p.m., and Act 1 Friday at 8 FTA. The slate of nominations ment committee has been meet Paving Esfimafes for next year's officers will be The Vernon Friends of Music ness will be testing children to p.m. at its studio, 22 Oak St. ing to discuss and plan for the wlU sponsor a Cultural Arts Firenien Quell submitted. Refreshments will be The Women's Home League of needs of the center. morrow from 9:30 a.m. to noon the Salvation Army will have a Fair, Wednesday , at the Vernon Driveways, Parking Lots, Tennis Courts, R o ^ and from 12:80 p.m. to 2:30 The Bowers School PTA will served. Plans are being made to In service program at Ite meeUng Center Middle School at 7:30 Bediroom Fire p.m. at St. George’s Episcopal meet tonight in the school cafe stall storage cabinets, shelving, P'.m. There will be no admis RESiDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL W O R K / All mini-pricings specials are all week specials! The Friendship Circle of the tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the indoor-outdoor equipment as A Sunday morning fire, con Caiurch on Rt. 44A. teria. Coffee and dessert will be sion charge. fined to a bedroom, heavily dam Salvation Army w l^ meet at Junior Hall of the Citadel. Re well as creative toys. Mrs. Rich SALEF STARTS MONMON., . APRIL 1lOTH 0 TH Screening clinics will also be served at 7:30. The program will freshments will be served. The fair will feature soloists aged the 118F Tudor Lane apart TELEPHONE 649-5233 ^ 7:48 p.m. to m o n w af the ard Becker, speaking for the held April 20 and 21 from 9 to from the school band and choir, ment of Lawrence Michaud be 11:30 a.m. In the education committee, said many volun the sixth, seventh and eighth fore Eighth District firefighters building of (Bolton Congregation teer services will be needed by Grade choirs and a rock band. put it out. al Church, Bolton Center. the Day Care Center. Two vol With proceeds earned through Firemen were called to the School Menu unteers per day or 10 a week, the sale of 1,100 crates of apartment at 9:24 a.m., when Tuesday, chicken soup, peamt EXTRA SAVINGS!... EXTRA SERVICE!... will be needed to assist with the oranges and grapefruit, the Michaud, who was shaving, no Del Monte Stop&Shop Flotta Stop & Shop Del Monte butter and jelly sandwiieh, 80 children to attend the center Sykes School Band will leave ticed smoke coming from his cheese wedges, cranberry at the outset. The volunteers April 17 for a trip to Niagara RUSSELL'S bedroom. Open Tuesdays thru Saturdays crunch; Wednesday, ravioli and will assist the teachers during Falls. The band, will also par EXTRA SATISFACTION!.. EXTRA CHOICE' No one was hurt in the blaze. Comer of Oak and Spruce Struts, Cut Green Beans Fruit Cocktail Pear Tomatoes Cream Corn Sliced Peaches meat sauce, g;reen beans, choice their daily operation. ticipate in a ccmcert with Payne Firemen, with three pieces of of fruit; Thursday, juice, moat A bus win be available to ac Junior High School band In apparatus, had the fire out in Manchester . . . now featuring • grinder, Indian pudding with commodate some children, but North Tonawanda, N.Y. while about 15 minutes. or Whole topping; Friday, cold plate of on the Lrlp, as well as <»e with Hair Styling, Ra »r Cutting^ and volunteer drivers will be need The cause of the fire Is under 2 egg or tuna salad, cranberry the Edward Town Junior High Kernel | Yellow LYNCH MOTORS ed to fill the gap for parents investigation. 30 oz 28n 29 oz sauce, applesauce cake. band at the Wheatfield Senior All Phases of Barbering^** not able to bring their children The fire damage was confined can uns Com Cling cans Bulletin Board Iflgh in Niagara, N.Y. S Gwrttr S t, MANCHESTER to the center. These volunteers to the bedroom, ^though the (Private Booth Services) The Board of Finance will will be asked to pick up several On April 20, the Rockville hold work sessions tonight and Hlg|h School Dance Band and rest of the apartment suffered Call Now For Your Appointment M M 3 2 1 children in the morning and re some smoke damage. There was Wednesday night at 7 ;30 at Com turn them late in the afternomi. the Chamber Ensemble, will Walk-Ins Also Accepted, But , munity ' Hall to prepare the present a concert at the Middle no structural damage, firemen The Rev. Edwin Bartholo said. Appointments Have Preference. Over budget for the 1972-73 fiscal mew, assistant minister at Cen School and on May 12, the Rock year. ville High School Symphonic Walk-Ins . . . y ter Congregational is going to The Democratic Women's Club Band will present a concert with ask permission of the church TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY CAUL llg M n will meet tonight at 8 at the trustees to have the Pilgrim Dr. Moehe Paranov as guest F U E L O I L conductor. ror home of Mrs. Roy Miner, South •YOTA TOYOTA Fellowship paint the small ^ N CROWN There will be a “ band day” Rd. l-LUX LAND CRUISER wooden chairs to be used at the 1 7 .9 The committee on worship of at Paul’s Pizza House on Rt. center. 200 OaL Min. Del Monte Dole United Methodist Church will PRICES START AT t 83, on April 19. The pizza house 1 Day Notioe For Delivery Stop&Shop King Cole Stop & Shop DEUVERED IN Any volunteer wishing to help Al Modeb Available ^ owner will contribute 25 cents 24 Hour Burner Service meet tonight at 7:30. The out in any of the areas should (A. each dollar of his 'receipts, church’s administrative board MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Whole Carrots Pineapple Juice will meet tomorrow night at 8. For Immediafe Delivery contact Mrs. Noel Gessay, 111 to the bcuid. Stewed Tomatoes Sliced Pears 2-lb Coffee 2054 Grove 9t., RockvUIe, during the The ICnights of Columbus will OIL HEAT, INC. H x lita t morning hours. Auxiliary Election meet tonight at 8 in the base The auxUiary to VFW Post ’ 649-4908 Re^lar Historical Society % ment of St. Maurice Church. 10121, will meet Wednesday at The annual meeting of the Drip or The planning commission, will 7:30 p.m. at the Teen Center U t t ISoz 46 8Z Vernon HlsUHlcal Society will v a riety , ans cans cans Electric meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Rt. 30 to elect officers for the WANTED 4 . Community Hall. be held Wednesday starting at coming year. at its ‘ 6 p.m. with a dinner at Union Perk Pinochle Group *CIean, Late Model beat] Mandieater Evening Herald We k ^ p your nam e on record, Congregational Church. Tuesday winners In the Ver Following the dinner, mem Bolton correspondent JudUh non Senior Otizens’ Pinochle U S E D C A R S Donofaue, tel. 649-8409. bers will go to the Rockville group were Frank Minor 702; not just your house number. Public Library to view the so Ann Barbero 698; Vincent Bar- Top Prices Paid definition: the art of tying... ciety’s exhibit on ‘‘Clothmalc- rows 895; Madeline Barrows For All Makes! L we have a wonderful selection of ing in Rockville.” Ernest Rock, About Town We know a customer as a person, not an 686; Andy Mucciantt 684; Bert r i t books i t rings i t boods Frozen Food Buys Al Our Bakery Dept. At Our Dairy Dept. Dell-Hut specials a former supervisor at the Edwards 676; Emily Brooks 669 CARTER CHEVROLET All wom/en interested in a tour account number. We also know his fur Hockanum Woolen Mills will ex and Dorothea McCarthy 863. CO., INC. ^ At nylon Ar jute A rayon Ar btflip of Roosevelt Mills in Rockville nace and burner. When they should be fed plain some of the niiU opera Thursday tournament winners to see how sweaters are made tions during the tour. The 1229 Main St. and maintained. And if some trouble de were Evelyn Klncman 661; Rose L WE SELL 50c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! Sliced Strawberries Daisy Bread Kraft American Slices Sliced Glazed Ham and a stop for lunch at the public is- Invited to attend. Breton 650; Ruth Qorbin 639 and SNcsd Whits Put some ham & cheese CATERER'S KITCHEN Betty Crocjrer Pie Shop, Vernon velops, we’ll be there in minutes to do Phone 646-6464 1H-tb DeMoIay Assists Bernard Ertel 610. Don’t forget to stock up sandwiches in the kids Perfect for a fast sandwich something about it. lOIVM A lunch box today. >/j lb Clrole, on April 20 should con About 25 members of the on this great value today. 5.-69' at a minutes notice. 99' tact toe YWCA office at the Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will Fayette Chapter Order of De Amor. Kitchen Crinkle Cuts 7 3 CommuiUty Y by Friday. More MoIay are asslsUng with the Old Fashioned Bread 3 Pillsbury Biscuits 10 iLw89* Tuna Salad Catertr'8 Kltclwn .b79* end the problem. But if your equipment is Stop & Shop Cheese Ravioli Information may be obtained getting old, inefficient, and expensive to Cancer crusade In Vernon un Toasties »Toi.asHoe^.â,«..tv« 2 »»f69* Kraft Parkay Margarine m 39* Potato Salad Citgror'g KItchtn 3 5 f, from the YWCA office. der the leadership of Curtis Birds Eye Mbiad Vegâbles 4;is95« maintain, we've got the replacements to Fânut Blitter Bar Cookies 'Vi!f"44* Dofino Cheese 1^69* Deutchmacher Bologna lb 59® Szalontai, master councilor of Taste O’ Sea Fish *N Chips 'iL?65« ManchesterChapter, give you total home comfort. Like the de the chapter. OUR NAME OUTSDE MEANS Whipped Creme Mer^goM‘ W J S T 5 3 * Breakstone Yi^rt 4ii;^’l Corando F*ressed Ham '^•ib 69® yk-. Stop A Shop Onion Rings 2 ^043* SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The The young men will distribute Stop A Shop Apple Pie ” W“ 5 9 * Stop A Shop Fruit Drinks 3 ci^ ’ l Deli Hut Bubka w 0169® night at 8 at toe KofC Home. >9m AM Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never coin cans to all merchants In the Morton Macaroni A Cheese 2^39^ M a ^ e Walnut CAke tfeiplif 59* Muenster CheeseVS1L"99^ The rehearsal Is open to all men runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a m jb m _ ■a® Venum area and be responsible Birds Eye Orange Plus ti: 49* Caterer’s Kitchen interested in aingi^ barbershop- for picking them up at the end TOP QUAUTY ON THE WSIOE! thermostatically controlled supply of hot water. Country Waffles AMiumum* 2 ^ 7 3 * . 4H^ week mini-pricinfit> apeciels! styto harmony. For any heating problem, keep our name on your records of the campaign. Healih Beauty Aids The Four Seasons 4-H Club of Bluebeny Toasties SSSS! ’yl”33* & and call our number. nO Cm nO O il Bounty Jumbo Towels 3 n The Old Guard of Emanuel Vernon, as its conununlty proj Hendries Ice Milk Bars 69* Chicken or Beef Pies Lutheran Church will meet to ect, put together the Wts for Mennen Skin Bracer 79* Peas A Carrots »t«>^ • »*«>' Sills *1 morrow at 10 a.m. in Luther more than 300 canvassers wlu> hock full of m eat. . . delicious. O 0 1 Hall of church. The films, Salad Dressing STOP a SHOP 45* ILHOUR SERVICE • PHONE CSMI3S volunteered to conduct the Protein 21 Hair Spray HwTni,i4.ie*ti»*89* Save at this low price ^ pi,^ ^ "The Small Propeller” and W e G ive Stop&Shop Brands Deluxe Ice Cream house-to-house fund drive. The C A TC n C R 'S K IT C H E N pint Petroleum Jelly STOP a SHOP li?39* Stop A Shop Potato Chips 59^ "Bermuda — toe Island Nobody Valuable club Is made up of IS girls and Aatoriednavara! carton Tapioca Puddings 3 px,»^l Wanted” will be shown. Mortarty Brothers 13 boys and has as its leaders, 39 Mrs. Beverly Frenlere and Mrs. Green Stamiis! Phebe Circle of Emanuel Luth IIS CCNTIR STREET MANCHESTER Evelyn Snay. put the best on We rosorvo tha right to limit quantities eran Church will meet tomorrow Jewish Campaign at 7:30 p.m. in Luther Hall of Arnold 2iackln of Vernon, has At our Farmer*8 Market Sell Service Dell the church. Hostesses are Mrs. been appointed chairman penlng Stop & Shop Beefburgers Frozen Haddock Hllets 6:00 (38-22) News MORE? 79 N> London Broil Steak >houloia* . b (18) I Spy . The kids love Stop & Shop « , i| , c g T R Blade Cut Chuck Steak 1 391 For a change of pace meal serve P g & C beefburgers and you'll tove these delicious haddock fillets. 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MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 PAGE EIGHT BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 PAGE NINE South Windsor Manchester Tolland Hospital Notes Repeat Set VISITINO HOt)BS Intermediate Care Semi- Report Cards Delayed^ Due Tomorrow W H iT I O f Tiddler’ private, noon ■ 2 p.m., and 4 Report cards were not dls- buttered rice, cranberry sauce, the Administration BuUdlng. living in town, youths or adults, p.m. • 8 p.iii.; private rooms. tributed to Tolland High School peEui, biscuit, orange Juice stick, A dialogue iUscuaslon of "Why The Welcome Wagon New- The South Windsor High 1« a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 students as anticipated, due to Friday: Ksh sticks, french Drugs?” will be conducted dur- comers Club will meet tomor- a delay in their preparation, fries, stewed tomatoes, roll and Ing tomorrow night’s session of row night at 8 in the United School production of "Fiddler on ^ ^ ■fv, the Roof," will be played again ^ . according to Richard Olson, butter, Jello with fruit and top- the People to-Pecple Forum, Coiigregatlonal Church Rellg- school principal. ping. scheduled for 7:30 in the United ious Education Building. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In the others, 2 p.in. - 8 p.m. Apologizing for the delay. High school lunches next weekC«»«wsr®flonal Church Relig- The Tolland Junior Women’s school auditorium. Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Olson explained It was due to are; Monday, ravioli with meat Education Building. The Club Fine Arts Cmnmltte will According to Mrs. Peter Gros- 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. problems which arose at the sauce, rye bread and butter, discussion wlU be led by PhlUp hold an Interior Decorating si, publicity chairman for the Intensive Care and Coronary Ellington Data Center. He ex- wax bisana, cheese stick, fruit.Nangle, owner of Nangle’s workshop tomorrow night at show, the decision to schedule C®™: Immediate family only, pects the cards will be avails- ’Tuesday : Meat loaf and’gravyi Pharmacy. The program is the 8:80 at the home of Mrs. Mar another performance was by “ "T «m e, limited .to five mill ble for dlstributicn temerrew. mashed potato, broccoli, roll. fi™t ®f ® series planned for the vln Osterllng, ?few Rd. The REAL popular request after students utes. TVAA Report and butter, dessert. ’ exchange of knowledge and at- committee meeting is scheduled received standing ovations for Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. ■ Technicians of the ’Tolland Wednesday: Baked chicken, Utude between young people for 7:80. ESTATE their performances to three 12:415 p.m., and 8:.80 p.m. • 8 Volunteer Ambulance Assocla- cranberry sauce, Spanish rice’, adults to bring greater im- Manchester Evening Herald packed houses over the week- p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., tion responded to IS local calls rou smd butter,’ green beans] derstanding on both aides. The Tolland correqiondent Bette end. and 6:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. during March and to two mu- fruit cup. ’ ’ /sessions are open to anyone Quatrale, 8TS-2S45. Ticket reservations should be Age Limits: 16 in maternity, tual aid standby alerts. Thursday; Orange juice, plzza,-^ made by contacting Paul Bor- 12 in other areas, no limit in School Lunches cole Slaw,slaw, iellojello with fruit. . . . , |- nadaro at the High School. self-service. Lunches at the Meadowbrook, Friday: Superflah, french Board of Education All emergency patients and Hicks Memorial, and Middle fries, corn, bread and butter, Happiness Is ...... Hie Board of Education will outpatients are requested to use Schools next week are: Monday, banana s|)llt. meet at the Avery Street School the new emergency room Ravioli with m/eat sauce, rye Bulletin Board A REALLY GLEAN UUNDROIIAT tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. entrance off Armory St. Access bread and butter, wax beans. The United CcngregaUcnal ROBERT J. SMTH, k Items on the agenda include to the entrance Is via existing fruit. Church Business Committee will reports from the school superln- driveways, Tuesday; American chop suey, meet tonight at 8 at the church TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL tendent on precautionary health _____ cheese cube, biscuit and butter, Religious Education Building, INSURANSMITHS SINOE 1914 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 measures and portable class Patients Today: 262 tossed salad, pineapple upside ’The Senior Citizens club will rooms. down cake. leave for a trip tomorow mom- Quality Speed Queen Equipment 649-5241 The board will also discuss ADMITTED SATURDAY: Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, ing at 9:80 from the United ti^nsportatlon to Rockville Vo- Mrs. Josephine Breault, 39 Hill- mashed potatoes, cranberry Congregational Church parking 9«3 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Ch on:;l-Agricultural Program, top Dr.; George Clark Jr., East sauce, broccoli, homemade roll, lot. BEUMHI l I u NDROMAT - 309 fines Rd. . (Oround Floor Next to House * Holq)______^ the ■ pr. posed addition to the Hartford; Michael Czajka, 37 banana split. ’The Board of Selectmen will Board Policy to include teach Edgertor. St.; Mrs. Alice Far- Tliursday: Oven fried chicken, meet tomorrow night at 7:80 in ing position advertising in local row, East Hartford; Gustav ------;------newspapers and the Booze, Geithner, East Hartford; Mi %xuce up. spring. Hamilton and Allen $26,000 chael Gurslki, 110 Congress St.; school operational study report. Raymond Jesskl, 112 Terrace Sewer Oommission Meeting Dr., Rockville; David Kerr, 836 The Sewer Commission will Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Jeanie meet at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall Koch, 36 Concord Rd.; Francis tomorrow to discuss the Avery Lacrosse, Broad Brook; Gordon ■ r - i w j ’ m i...... : i St. and Sullivan Ave. sewer' ex Lassow, 102 Hollister St.; Gen- tension line, construction of the naro Maradei, 270 Gardner St.; secondary sewer treatment John March, RFD 2, Rockville. If the raindrops keep falling, better plant, recommendations to the Also, Martin Mattson, 611 N. think about a new roof. You can Capital Goals Committee for Main St., John Peretto, 186 VIVA TOWELS n ilU T IIU K E CRISCO OIL Fiunnliuins 1972, and the agreement be Loomis St.; Diane Plumb, 61 cover it with an HNB H om e tween Vernon and South Wind Dale R d.; Mrs. Janice Schaschl, Attics, ahd basements, can be real >o / 2 / ? / ) n r Don't let your chimney go to pot. sor for Kelly Rd. sewer instal White, Decorator, j,, For Salads 480/ O f i C With Q 2 I 0 Z $ 1 Improvement Loan and take up 110 Bryan Dr.; Katherine Sco ^ It cou ld b e a real fire hazard. In fact, all lation. field, RFD 3, Coventry: Mrs. Assorted Colors foils 1 biSynip or Cooking 'h tr H H Heavy Puree J cans ■ sleepers. Why not turn them into to five years to repay. Under new business the com Frances Schofield, 79 Frances m asonry needs a little tou ch up mission will discuss the connec bedrooms. If you’ve got the space, Dr.; Earl W. Smith, Warren- nowand then to keep it tion of lines for the Pioneer vllle; David Stansberry, 113 Au we’ve got the money. Parachute Company, Inc. of tumn St.; Carole Strange, 19 weatherprobf and fireproof. Mancdiester, the Wooster Ex F i n n c m F o u FRENCH FRIES in a n o in i COFFEE Brian Rd., South Windsor; Mar FAB DETERGENT press sewer line installation re tin Tlttes, Hartford: Mrs. Vir quest, and a request to extend ginia Tyskewicz, Brood Brook; C C l k c Regular C l l c sewer service on Pleasant Val Laundry iq„,C m 1 C Vi z Richmond Kenneth Veysey, 286 W. Center 7 6 0 $ 1 or Drip E e Q ley Rd. from Northvlew Dr. to Lemon Freshened nkp, F J T l Ravors m ^ Frozen J pkp ean Sail through the heatwaves this the Barrington Estates. St. summer in your own cool home.^ AIF8 Recollections ADMITTED YESTEMIAY: If you’ve com e to the end of the line The South MITndsor Chapter of Barry „ Bozio, ^ East ^ Hartford; ^ You can air condition your whole outside the bathroom door, build American Field Service will hold Heather Chase, Cemetery Rd., house or just a few rooms. an open meeting to all interested Vernon; Theresa Dion, 86 Car- another. All it takes is a few extra townspeople tomorrow at 8 p.m. ter St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, feet som ew here and a little help in PeUowshlp Hall of Wapping IW Oak St.; (Douglas Gardner, Chicken Parts Sale! Community ChurA. Downey Dr.; Lorry Glesecke, from Hartford National. Several former host families HFD 4,- Coventry; John Griffin, Fry. Broil or Bake — You're going to love the will be at the meeting to aharq 239^ ^V.* ^°t*th^ \^ d sor; tempting flavor of each mouthwiatering morsel some of their experiences with Mrs. Jean Higgins, 242 Dart the group. Hill Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. A p jol and a patio... and presto you Tickets wUl be available for Gertrude Hortensen, 83 Division Chickeii Legs ” 55‘ the annual spaghetti dinner to St.; Howard Jorgenson, 999 Ell ri ^veyourownbado^rd beach. Think snow... and then think a be held (May 12. ington Rd., South Windsor; Sal CtdckeiiTIughs’'^ "59° Y w ’ll never have to feht Sunday Refreshments wUl be served. vatore LauretU, 27 Preston Dr.; new heating system. An HNB Hom e Frank Lea, 111 Eldridge St.; P O B K Glucken Bieosts »65° % affic jams again if Hartford Improvement Loan will make you Manchester Evening Hendd Mrs. Carol Lewandowski, Mill- National can help it South Windsor Gorrespcuident stream Rd., Amston! Mrs. Hed- Fresh. feel warm all over. Barbara Varrlok, tel. 644-S274 vig McCullagh, 963 Main St.; Dmnislicks Meaty Mrs. Louise McDonough, Storrs; H A S T S A L E Finast Fresh Bakery! ' T'- Donald MacNell, Rt. 44A, Cov Bieosts Boneless, Skinless Six Assemblies entry; Carolyn Maloney, 38 Au chock fn l o f Fine Flavor and Tabie-tiInm N d too tumn St.; Clayton Massey, 162 .with plenty t f ta s ty Pink M aat, Navar any axcass fa t Spread ou t a little. A new family Spruce St. Quick Meal Savings! C rok up a dreepi kitchen fit for the Visit Rainbow APPLE PIE room in the basement or breezeway Also, Antoinette Montiverdi, 7 Rib Cut Tinast Q u ^ rt Gabinete, built-in appliances, Miss (Barbara Seavey, worthy M2 Charter Oak fit.; Mrs, Diane Finast Skinless Franks lb 75c 5 Rib Cut gives the kids a place to play. advisor of Manchester Assem- Parent, Newington; Mrs. Roee- n^fixtures, kitchen carpetingvwll 2'A to m lbs 4 16 6 lbs Fresh .Y ou’ll get a lot of peace and quiet bly. Order of Rainbow lor Girls, marie Pliska, 66 W. IkBddle Colonial Franks lb 79c f create a sensation. wlU conduct a Friendship Night TJike.; B «io Posocco, Stafford TIm Good Things o f Tender, DoUcious, 22 01 each with a little help from HNB. program twiightât 7:30 at the Violet Potter, Swift’s Skinless Franks " 85c M oat - Phis tbo I So Pink, i t In vite s Masonic Temple. Warehouse **“" Point; Diana Rogos, Groat Tasta of Pork I Another SDco fUst Bread Sole Six Connecticut assemblies 84 Ronda Dr., S o i^ Windsor; Jones Link Sausage >1.09 are planning to attend the Mrs. Anna Shimaltls, 816 Hm iy St.; Mrs. Barhara Vignene, 44 2Vi to 3^1 lbs event. They are from Ware Jones Sausage Meat "99c Loin Cnt Loin Side 4 to 6 lbs T h ere’s nothing that brings it all house Point, Rockville, New N. School St. NoVvyou can get the job done in half Britain, Hartford, West Hart BHVIHS SATURDiAY: A son Boneless Ham ^ m 1.0 9 OUR BEST CENTER CUTS together like the sheer luxury of new tfic time vwth yard tractors, ford and Orange. to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrmce Turit, Fresh, Loan, Tandir and Big Sandwich Bread Rnirt carpeting—even in your bathrexjm An initiation will be conduct Storrs; a daughter to Mr. and Colonial Bologna “A "9 9 c snowblowers, power mowers. Mrs. Philip Russell, Ekist Hart P O B K C H O P S WeH Trimmed Finast Plain ed during the evening with Miss O e liR o iis and kitchen. Wall-to-wall adds ford; a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Bologna aLivorw urstS» 69c or Seeded Y ou riame it we’ll help you pay for it Tina Cargos, worthy advisor of Countfy Style Pork Ribs <»69c Fresh Pork Spareribs beauty and value to your home. Orange Assembly, acting as So Sung Hwang, 70 Haynes St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fresh Pork Shoulders worthy advisor. Other offices Frozen Food Favorites! ">59c Boneless Pork Roast Butt Finast Dairy Specials! will be filled by members of Harry Palagl, RolHn Orcle, Tol Smoked Pork Shoulders Smoked Pork Butts Colonial land; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Water Added «>59c Water Added the visiting assemblies. Oaqir Mayer Mrs. Marjorie Severance,_ Alyre Bourgoin, 80 W. Middle Sauerkraut ■>>>pu19c 2itpk.33c Boneless Hams W ^ Added Miss Karen MacKenzie, Miss P lLLS ^ r BISCUITS ORANGE DRINKS Your carwdll probably behave a lot Put up a beautiful front. With a new Carolyn Hill and Miss Anne (BIR’THS 'YESTERDAY; A son kit Low. Low Price SwNMMWnttanMk MacKenzie are in charge of re^ to Mr. and Mrs. David Rose, b ^ e r if you bring it in from the coat of paint for your hom e. Or freshments. 289 Oak St.; a son to Dr. and HELLS ol BEEF aluminum siding. A Hom e Mrs. C. Wendell Wlckersham, SUNNY 6 oz c o | d . A newgarage\wll not onh/ Dimock Lane, Bolton. BRAND CPU 4 Meals improve your car’sperformance, Improvement Loan from Hartford Jews Will Mark S S in One J3 9 National will spruce up the Shortcake •:s ' itvâcidvaluetoyourhomc. Strawberry 5Mighty. High ^ 9 9 c Orange Juice >»i«. 49c Calamity Day whole place. CLEARANCE SALE S l O o z Q Q . Birds Eye Broccoli Spears pkgs O t f C Premium Margarine Memorial lamps wUl be "I ; California Roast ^ n » 8 9 c Finast Sliced Bacon ^ » 7 9 c kindled in Jewish homes all Rich’s Coffee Rich S '£ 9 9 c Breakstone Ricotta »-«>59e over the world at sundown to Caiifomia Steak ><> 9 9 c Colonial Sliced Bacon >» 8 5c Pretty up your environment. With night, in memory of the six mil Pirate, Safari or ^Kraft Sliced got Tired o f parking in the same old rut? 50% off Ubbyland Sundown Suppers l “ 65c Swiss Cheese fndMdual Wrap pt| v a C ^ j lion Jews who lost their lives in Top Chuck Steak •» 9 9 c Armour Sliced Bacon >b89c Install a surfaced driveway right grass, shrubs, trees and flowers. the World War II Nazi holo Cety, Max Factor T Finast Onion Rings Mrs.Fdberts Margarine 2 ijt8 9 c ^ caust. The candles will bum un 1st Four Ribs imtoyourgaragedcxjr.An " A landscape gardener and a little Oven Ready •»1.29 Sliced Bacon Mayer h>99c til sundown tomorrow. Ho Jo Corn Toasties 2 K 5 9 c PRICES IN THIS AO EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, APRIL IS . 1972 p if green from H N B will m ake The 24-hour period has been PINE PHARMACY Finast Cream Cheese > « « 2 B H T^ Home Improvement Loan designated "Yom Hashonah,” - canpavefiieway. things grow. (Calamity Day), and has be come on important part of the Lawn and Garden Supplies! Seafood Specials! Health and Beauty Aids! Jewish calendar. M a v ^ you’re thinking o f With only one loan. On^ Greenlam) - Searood Treat A memorial service will be FREETREE sprucing up your home bit one payment a month. And V held at Manchester Teipple Crystal Pork Crass Seed TURBOT FILLET 69'^ A A A USTEBINE Beth Sholom at 8 tonight. The There’s no obliga by bit by bit Sounds great. we’ll give you five years to service will include symbolic m M tion. This hardy lit lighting of six memorial can Fresh Bay Scallops 1.59 iMItll- repay and 90 days before YOU CAN f *" tle baby spruce TTiere’s only one problem. dles, a eulogy by Rabbi Leon 4 i T Red Salmon Steaks 1.29 j W Fash u Wind, and a collective "Kad- tree is yours Free By the time you finish you’ll . your payments start Ask FIND IT • Peat Humus mwmsI.29 Cherrystone Clams 89c dlah,” Prayer for the Dead, by just for stopping have to start all over again. ^âbout a Home Improve the entire congregatlcm present. AT Cow Manure « " “ -i2 .1 9 Flounder or Haddock 99c iSBiyLook "S»' 99c bv and Iniiuiring Rabbi Wind will recite the THE HEALTH Turfmaster Fertilizer 2.19 1.09 about our Home At Hartford National ment Loan. And spruce up. the names of martyred family Size Right Guard Deodorant “ 69e members of members of the FOOD FARM Improvement Turfmaster FerUlizerMib^50lbbH 1.99 1.19 there’s a way to get all the It’s spring. congregation. 747 MAIN STTLEET Top Soil Mlbb.4l.29 Size Effordent Tablets 'S 88c L oan. Manchester • 646-6066 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables from the Fussy Bunch! jobs done in on e fell sw oop. Next to State Tbpatre British Columbia was first Waohfngtas Stiti, U.S. # 1 ,2W” Mhdmam, GontroM Atmosphon CLIP THESE VALUABLE charied in 1792 by Captain More Everyday Low Prices! George Vetnoouver. m o n e y s a v in g COUPONS' 3 1201 QQ. Mueller's Noodles Mtdhjm or Wide p|[p OoC A P P L E S Red Bdidoos. 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W IU P .„ S40 N. St. 66. BUzobeth St. 68 E. Center St. Miracle White Super Cleaner b*»**'1.29 2 0 ' off a’B Comer HUd. Seminary Next to Cavey’s C Va«d t t n i t a t . A p il i t W Knight’s Halt tiS-OMT Ne fiwim the RifM le IMl OsssHliM Na fitaam Ihi filehl «e UaM I PAGE TEN MANCHESTEtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 MANCHIS3TER BVDNING ipRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN 1 l'»' ' DR. LAWRBNCE £ • LAMB 'J-l ' . v', ' . -I - * a b o \ jrT'-'v V s j c i r B a r r i vty .C fS J U U h a lK ’ O ’Mear a>Mc V eigh Schwarm-Bigge Vitamin is No Cur^-AII 'ji’ ( OVERCOATS & TOPCOATS ) Wilson. - Twom bfy marriage of Jean Marie y r r BUsabeth J. - Twombly and McVeigh and James Roy Edward Wilson, bbtii of Mim- O’Meara Jr., both of Mandiea- •■v E Won t Lower Cholesterol ohesier, exchanged wedding l***' was solemnized Saturday vows April 1 at the rxMinn« motning at SL James Church. c CLEANED ^ C h ^ l at the Naval Air Station Iwlde Is a daughter of Mr. By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. There are no established port that claimed that the of my hands are real red in Meimphls, tenn. and Mrs. John F. McVeigh of cases of diabetes from taking large amounts of vitamin E Dear Dr. Lamb—A friend and angry looking most of The brMe Is the daughter of M7 Spruce St. The bridegroom vitamin E that I have ever in diets rich in polyimsatu- of mine said that her hus the time. Could the cervical Mr. and Mn. Leon C. Twombly la the son of Mr. and Mra. seen or read about. And rated fat would nause can band had taken large doses ribs be causing this? Should ( PRESSED Sr. of 60 AUce Dr, The bride- James R. O’Meara Sr. of 128 W. there is no good evidence cer. Of course ^ report of vitamin E and that it had I see a doctor? groom is the son of Mr. and Vwnon St. that additional vitamin E in came from a person con brought on diabetes. Is this htoi. Edward J. WUaon of M Bugene Charman of adults eating a good diet nected with a sement of Mssible? I take 800 units Dear Reader—Yes, you Parker SL ^ James Church performed lowers cholesterol either. the food industry that mar daily for high cholesterol and should see a doctor. One or , Capt. T.J. Wootten of the U.S. double-ring ceremony and Cholesterol is lowered by kets food low in polyunsatu feel,fine. more extra ribs coming off ( BETTER CLEANERS ! Navy Chaplain Corps performed was celebrant at the nuptial decreasing your body fat, rated fat and high in satu a neck vertebra is not tare / 321 GREEN ROAD MANCHESTER x the double-ring ceremony. Mass. Mnf. Ralph Maocarone using a proper diet, and in rated fat, which may explain Dear Reader—I am not a and usually causes no trou The couple wlU Uve at the was.organlst and soloist. vitamin E enthusiast since some people other medi his theory. ( Next to 7-11 Store 646-S686 ) ble. sometimes the rib Naval A ir Station In Noctoik. ™ ^ « * e wore an empire its value in amounts greater cines. There is no acceptable evi causes pressure on either Va. gown ■ of aata-peau and venise than one should get in a sen Vitamin E is plentiful In dence that reasonable IS . w ok e Mr*, John Mayhew Mra. Wilson, a 1970 graduate Mce, designed With ring collar, sible diet has not been the low-fat diets recom the arteries or nerves or amoimts of vitamin E causes both. This can cause symp of Manchester High School, at- ■««> detachable chapel-length proved. The American Medi mended for prevention of tended Mniiehoater Community wattenu train. She also wore a cancer, diabetes or other im toms in the arms an, of 78 S. Alton St. United States Pow er Squadrons, was arranged from « matching what you should get in a E. The presence of abundant Dear Dl*. Lamb—I have tests can confirm whether it as ccrnimaniMne^ of . Its auxil- which is devoted to the promo- lace headpiece, and die carried decent (Met). For suspected vitamin E in a wide variety known for a long time that I is caused by an extra rib. iary, The Ensi|^M|M, Satht & darnationa cratered with silk more than five times the vitamin E deficiency in If this is not the case then for the past year I have a Cmmand dinner-dance^ Man- will be conducted in the Man h n e sto r es o f f a s h io H flowers. usual daily requirement is humans is essentially un you still need to find out lot of pain in my arms and chester Country dub. They sue- cheater area in the fall, Mias . Patricia McVdgh of necessary. Hence the maxi known (except in premature part of my hands go to sleep what is causing your diffi ceed Frank H. Qtdceler Spruce SL, sister of bride, was mum dose needed in an adult infants). on me from the third and culty. Mrs. Robert King. maid of heinor. She wore an em would be less than 150 units. 1 was amused to see a re fourth finger. Also the palms (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Roy H. Linden, district Ueu- Service Notes pire gown of (HTchid color chif tenant, was the installing of fon over taffeta, accented with ficer. multi-colored bands of. floral Seaman Appren. Richard W. ’ "it' ' Duplicate Bridge Other Power Squadron of- embrtedeiy and design^ with SpuUck Jr., sen of Mr. and Results last night in a Swiss Gustave ADUer and Mrs. John fleers installed are Donald E. ruffled neckline and kmg fitted Mra. Richard SpuUck Sr. of 42 sleeves with ruffled cuffs. She Pairs duplicate bridge game at Gworek. Second, Mrs. Howard LePard of East Hiirtford, Ueu- Wtxxlbrldge St., recently grad The Baby Has the Italian-American dub are Leale and Mrs. Joseph Miller, tenant commander executive; wore a matching headpiece of uated fr ^ recruit training at bows and streamers with white as foUows: First, jEunes PoUtes, Third, Mrs. Gerald Horowitz U«»aid Marsh of 8T Starkweath- the Great Lakes (lU.) Naval WllUam McDougaU, Bob Haar and Mra. Roy Schwartz. S*- Ueutenant commander Tr-inj^ center marguerite daises, and she car and Dick Prowser. ^cond, Mrs. Series leaders are as foUows: administrative; Ernest A. Cok ■ ried a cdonlal boû st' of white ■St marguerite daises and baby’s Abner (Brooks, Mrs. R, C. Jack- "ned for first, Mrs. Miller and 2? View St., secretary; Rob Mjarine Sgt. Edward J. Thlbe- son. Mrs. Glen White and Mrs.. Mrs. Gworek, Third, Mrs. ert A. King, of 48 Salem Rd., breath with floor-length stroam- Been Named decui was promoted to his pres ars. Richard Cochran. Third, Ken Kovacs. " assistant secretary;. Henry ent rank while serving with the Hickman, Sidney McKenzie, Results in a d«q>Ucate bridge Hembrechte of 97 Woodland Dr., Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Second Marine Aircraft Wing at J Mrs. June Roebuck and Satya gam e last Tuesday at the South Windsor, treasurer; and the Cherry Point, (N ,C .) Marine C’Meara cf W, Vemon St., sis Pabttwul. Fourth, Jon Marx, A. South Windsor Community HaU John H. MalaWe of 86 Downey Air Station He is the son ^ (Bmno photo) • ter of the brld^room ; and Mias Armstrong, Michael Paul, son of Taigue and Beverly A OvrWn T3 ^ Ji _ __ .s_ii______XT__ i,i_ o _. T^w l*saAa««s«A * * ' A. Pyka, p. D. Griffiths and are as follows; North-South; Ur., treasure. of Mrs. George Hansen, 101 MRS. JOHN JOSEPH LABOWSKI (potunlsno* ReUa Daigle of OolumUa. Their Bramhall Armstrong, Long Hill Rd., Andover. He was bom (Saternia photo) Mrs. A. A. Pjdca. First, P.D. Griffiths and James Other officers of the Enslg- Cedar SL vlclet color gowns and head- (PotamUno* photo) March 18 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is Donna Lee Barrett of Newlng- dress with matching, acces- Engagei A duplicate bridge game, Baker. Second, Robert Hujdies nettes Installed are Mrs. Hmuy ____ ;____ pieces were styled to match the MRS. JAMES ROY O’MEARA JR. MRS. BRIAN ALFRED SCHWARM Paul Bramhall, Anaover. His paternal grandparents are Mr. spmisored by the Manchester and Mrs. R.B. Wadsworth. Hembrechte of South Windsor, ton âmetto ^ q (^ ^ «>rtes. Both had corsages of The engagement of ■m—____ honor attendant’s, and they oar- Janice Ann Bigge and Brian the waistline. Her three-tiered and Mrs. James Groves, St. Petersburg, Fla. His maternal Bridge Club, is played eEudi TTiird, Mrs. Mark Kovacs and lieutenant commEmderette; Mrs. ^m av '^t® miniature rosebuds. Christine Carol LeWle to Fran- contrasting accessoi- School. Is emdoyed as a sec- Alfred Schwarm, both of Rock- v eil of silk illusion, was ar great-grandmothers are Mrs. Alma Bramhall, Andover, and Friday at 8 p.m. at the club- Mrs. David Mottle. Everett Graham of RL 86, He- ^ A reception was held at Les els Michael Savino, both of Man- W.mchadKeUy of Columbia Ira. and a corsage of pink retary at the purchasing de- Mrs. Harriet Orvls, Hartford. His patemEtl great-grandmother house, 186 Eldridge St. Play Is Also, Bast-West; First, Mr. bron, secretary; and Mrs. Al- vlUe, were united in marriage ranged from a crown of seed A# w,. “ . Chester, has been annbunced by man. Ushers glameUlas. partment of Pratt and Whitney March 24 In a caniUelight cere Is Mrs. Grace Smit, Clearlake, Iowa. open to the public. 'and Mrs. Robert Herzog. Sec------yilL!* If**^**^ Gourmets Rendezvous in „ôther, Mrs. EUzabeth A. J®*m R. McVeigh cf A reception was held at the Division of United AlrcraR pearls and crystals, and she mony at St. John's Episcopal carried a cascade bouquet of • » * « *1 ------ond, M rt. HsLiriet Parks and M mu iLIjr’A* ”“ Newingtcn. For a wedding trip Lewie of 179 Blich Blroh St. She laIs orotner oc me ^ bride; onae; uouon juaxe Hotel, r w a a. cmiaecruise C^., (JOrp., East Hartford. Mr. Church of Vemon. Ssezesny, Brett Michael, son of Leonard (M. and Ann Sul- Itesulte last night in a dujdl- Mrs. Pamela EUlot. Third, Mra. Newtagtom T ^ briom Is a Pocono Mountains In nton the dau^ter of the late Robert" McKeown of VfllU- ^ to the Caribbean~ . islands,. . . Mrs. C’Meara, a graduate of pompons attached to a white NBwi — Exorm o GLOBE The bride is a daughter of Bible. Uvan Szczesny, 21 Berkley Dr., Vernon. He was bom March cate bridge game at the And- George McCartney and Mrs. u ^ Penns;ri'dnla, Mr*. Lshowskl Clarence J. Lewie. mantic, cousin of the bride- O’Meara wore a coral and white Manchester IHigh School, attend- Travel Senrlee Mrs. Jean Bigge of 200 E. Main Miss Shari Payne of Rock 24 at Manchester Memorial Hosintal. His maternal grandpar over Ocxigregational Church are Harry Odium, NATURAL HEALTH TjihnwskilA b ^ a k l ■ ' V'i * Joseph ~ cranberry red wool mu,suit nerHer iisace fiance is theuw> »uii son m of Mr! Kôom. „ _ , pantsuit------with------matching-~ acces- ed Man Manchesteh eater Community Col- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Sullivan, East Greenwich. as follows; North-South; First, The game, sponsored by the 555 BIAIN STREET • with black accessories and the and Mrs. Frank M. Savino of 72 . McVel^ ^ coral at^s and a white leather coat. lege. He is employed at the St. and the late Bertram Bigge. ville was maid of honor. Her R. I. Hla pctiemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morris. South Wlndror Recreation De- 643-2165 Tile Rev. Aloyalii|> MePartiand cream color orchid from her Birch....__ St. (xjlor dress with matching aces- After April 17, the ccxiple will Connecticut ’lypewriter and Du- The bridegroom la the son of street-length dress of lavender FOOD SHOPPE Mrs. Ethel Schwarm of Coven Ssezesny, BufftOo, N.Y. Second, Mr. and M»s. Paul Bar- partment, Is played on the odd of Hartford' performed the bridal bouquet. After April 18, Miss ILewie______a „graduate______(it „ ®®*les and a Valeria glamellla live at'281 C e ^ r SL, Apt. B2. pUcating Co., Hartford, and 1s lace brocade was fashioned Anttierlaed agent in Man- » . . • u .__ . ooriuunk------T h h ea hr-iHAo-iwmi'a' Mi-a rk'XXAAi-a e 1969 grad- a member of t)*— yy o yynuinA try and the late Robert with long bell sleeves and a pur ton. Third, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tuesdays c»f each m1816 Catholic High Corps Reserves. Schwarm. ple sash accenting the empire Phelps, Ryan James, son of James B. and Geraldine BaUroad* and StoamaU^ ganist. . Bouqu^ of pompons Also, BasLWest; First, Dr. HaU, 1788 Ellington Ave., South I4ne*. Mrs. Labowskl, a graduate cf lege. She is employed at Scan. The Rev. Robert H. Wellner, waistline. She wore a purple Becker Phelps. Box 109, Birch ML ExL, Bolton. He was bom rector of St. John's Church, per ■ headbow with lavender veil, and March 24 ait Manchester Memorial Hospital. IBs maternal and Mrs. Tanash Atoynaten. Windsor. Play is open to the iJ k-u **‘® Hartford PubUc IBgh O^cs, Inc., East Hartford.,. Seexmd, Mr. and Mrs. Archi formed the double-ring cere she carried a colonial bouquet grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Becker, CaboMa, HI. IBs public. foHiA..' thA School, is employed at Phoenix Mr. Savino, also a graduate o f Chaminade Oub bald Ramage. Third, mdlmer mony. Walter Murphy of Vemon of purple, white, yellow, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles iqielpa, me** l«m ««ce Cb.. ManchesterW School, served Curtiss and Earle Curtiss, was organist. mint green pompons. Hartford. He has a brother, Tim, 4%; and a sister, Mary A Hartford. Mr. Labowskl, a for two years with the U.S. Ar- Concert Slated Reeulte In a Thursday mom- The bride was given in mar Bridesmaids were Miss Terri A Beth, 8H. o' Ward Institute, my ta Oeiroany. He Is now em:. Ing duplicate bridge game at •> «l 4 U?. Rhrtfozd, Is employed at Chan- played at the Manchester ■. For Tomorrow riage by William A. Powell of Bigge, sister of the bride; and the Manchester Chuntry Club Weat Hartford, and partment of PubUo Worirn. RockvlUe. She wore a street- Mrs. WUUam Powell, sister of Black, Cynthia Lynn, daughter of Allen R. and Jan Roth are as foUows; North-South; . I - The Bachannalrs male quar- « Iml I* » niwnber of the U.S. Army The wedding Is planned ter length empire dress of lace bro the bridegroom, both of Rock Black, 21 Russell Dr., Vernon. She was bom Mandi 24 (kt Man- Ftert, Mrs. Arthur Smith and a bouqiWt.uf white roees:ahd a. ~ ■ i- teL winner of several contests cade, designed with long bell- ville. Their ensembles were (dietlter Memorial Hospital. Her materml grandparents ctre Mra. Leland Carlson. Second, craan)))ig|^ «roW 4 ,-:.______ter male quartets, will partic shaped sleeves, and a satin styled to match the honor at Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Roth, Vemon. Her paternal gnuMîor- Mrs. Mauiy Brown and Abv. B e w M dt New " ipate Inithe annual concert cf bow- with strealners attached' to tendant’s. Miss Bigge was ente are Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Black, Raleigh, N. C. She has a FhtUp HClway. Third, Mn. ingto^\v||htei^ ^ the bride, w as the Chaminade Musical Club to- a spray of lllles-of-the-vaUey at dressed in mint green and car sister Sheri Anne, 2. Warren Howland, Mra. Paul malGYif hteior! Her empire I# morraw at 8 p.m. at Trinity ried a colonial bouquet of yel * » m m . Barten. JRiothwell-Styers Covenant Church on Hackmatek low camations. Mrs. PoweU gowiim a pui|rie' .and pink floral by the Sacred Dancers of Cen Waslelak, Michael Stephen, son of Ttiamas Francis and Also, Btest-West; First, Mra. print Vwltti pink trim was fairiir SL ’Ihe event is open to the wore yeUow and carried a co P ter Congregational Church, Ro Joan AHce Bajek Waairiak, 43 Blndi 8L, Manchester. He was Frank Detala and Mrs. Thomas itm ej' with authdarin collar, ' public. lonial bouquet of mint green bom Iforch 23 at Manchester Memorial HoeidtaL IBs maternal Wolfe. Second, Mra. Joseidi ’The quartet was organized In berta Macaro, Shirley Stager pompons. The bridal gown and white organsh bib, and bishop and Wilma Joyner. Elizabeth gran^Mirente are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Bajek, 'mn(teor. His BuUis and Mra. Richard Ter- 1961 by members of the Chan the attendant's dresaes were sleeves. Ghe wore A pink head- Cowell, flautist, and David La- paternal grandpeu^nte are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Waslelak, hune. Third, Mra. Charles Grif ■? cel Choir of South United Meth fashioned by Mrs. PoweU. bow a^'carried -a bouquet of coss, clarinetist, will play duets, Mlddlefleld. IBs paternal greabgrandmether is Mrs. r!nih«tHti« fin and Mra. Maurice O’Connor. odist Church. It has perform Michael Rowley of RockviUe pink and white pompons. and AUce Kinney, contralto, AucUilr, Lewiston, Mcdne. Next Thursday’s game wlU be Brtftesmaids were Miss Den ed at various functions and for served as best man. John Cal played at the home of Mra. Paul '■fA urganizations in the Connecti- wlU be the club soloist. • * • *1 »■ ise Bdrrett of Newingtcn, an / i i i . vert of ElUngten seated the WUUiide, 478 Porter St. cut-Maasachusetta area. The Also participating in the cra- guests. Keeney, Jennifer Marie, dtuighter of Steven Francis and other sister cf the bride; and cert WlU be a mixed ensemble, group was also featured on two Mrs. Bigge wore a tangerine Marie EUen Desanne Keeney, 118D McKee St., Manidiester. Miss Milriey Atwood of Ware composed of the Bachannalrs She was bom March 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Result* In a Wednesday morn house jpoint. ’Ihetr purê-trim - recordings made by the and white dress with beige and ing duplicate bridge game at Chancel Cludr of South Church. and club membSc6#r-Harbara brown accessories. The bride maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J o s ^ Desanne, 49 med goenis were similar to that Murphy, Gladys Nielson, Gloria Norman St. Her potenua grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the Coonamunity Y are as fol worn bj^ the hohor attendant, John C. Beggs, who sings groom’s mother wore a blue low’s; North-South; First, Mrs. first tenor, is a member of the Coro, and Ruth Staum. June flo ra l print dress With beige Gordon Keeney, 100 Washington SL Her maternal greabgrand- they hM purple bows In their Tompkins, pianist, wlU open the parente are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, 198 Summit SL, and Paul Barton and Mra. A. A. hair, and carried bouquets of Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop accessories. Both had corsages Pyka. Second, Mra. Mark Kb- and tenor soloist at South program and accompany several of white pompons. Mr. and Mra. Josetdi Desanne, HoUaton, Mass. Her paternal purple and white ixnnpans. of the performers. great-gnuuîarentB arc Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Conn, 19 Edger- vacs and Mrs. Howard Boyd. Flower girla were Janet Pe- Church. Alan Snelgrove, second After a reception at the home tenor, Uvea In Windsor and is A free-wUl offering will be re ton St., and M r. and Mrs. Howard Keeney, 77 Washington St. Third, Mra. Charles ’Turrdl and tow of Newlngfton and Lynn Sa>- of Mrs. PoweU, the couple left Mra. Louis Daigle. a former member of the Chan ceived, and proceeds wlU be vard of Bloomfield,, cousins of on a motor trip to Vermont. cel Choir and the Men’s Choral used for the club’s scholarship Also, East-West; First, Mn. the bride. They wofW purple and For traveling, Mrs. Schwarm Club of Hartford. Robert Gor fund ^to send Manchester High pink print rtiwns !trinuned In wore an aqua blue pantsuit with don, baritone, la a member of Scho(U students to Laurel Music purple and Sridoned with puff black accessories and a corsage the Gilbert and SulUvan Work Camp. o f vdiite pompons. The coujUe ed rieevM. w on- purple shop and a baritone sdclat at After the concert, refreeh- Is now Uvlng at 18 W ard St. headbows and titled baskets South Church. Hal Harrison, ments wUI be served. RockvlUe. filled with plnk,7 purplej. end bass. Is a member o f the Chan-, vridto pompons, ly cel Choir and a former member Abam 's A pple uLeon Lnbawskl M Oak SL of the Gilbert' and SulUvan served as his b r i e r ’s .best Workshop. man. Usher* wete.i'lM Laixiw- The evening’s program wUl ski of Oak St., anoth^ bniher also Include Cyrus ’Tompkins, of the b rld e g n m ; BOb Al baritone, who wUl sing three len cf iBMat Hampton. 'The ihig PreUslers Wed 35 Years songs which wlU be interpreted bearer wnq KOnneth iStaw of GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Newington, ooualnof tfady^de. Mr, and Me*. George Prels- Mn. Barrett wore a cent col ■ler at 24 Sunrise Dr., RockvlUe, or d rew w ltb matehlhi^, araps; . 'were tetod yesterday at a 88th MANCHESTER PARKADE — MANCHESTER sorira. The jMrldNpmom's jmcKht wedding annlveraary criebra- r r s er wore an aqlmmarinA) color y tloa,'ak ttie ElUngten American ^' ■ liCglon, Home. / ^ Attout 7S Mends and relatives attended the party givra by PRE-INVENTORY MFHNA Bo^rd the coqple’a, son-in-law and OF MANCHESTER dmightor, Mr. and M n . Ken- AND VBtlNON Slates .Talk B y neth Spmfbto at Rockville. The ooupie w w married April "The Formal Wear King” lOi LM7 at . Trinity Lutheran Wilson fo r the Church at RockvUle by the Rev. Dr. 'Elisabeth Wilson, «xeoU- ‘ H. O. P i^ r.; Thay also ha.ve Uve director of the Asnociaticn two grandchildren, Sandra and LARGEST have a good day in of Community Health Service Dlamia Bparbar. Agenctek, Ino., (ACHSA) of Mra. Prelsster la prealdent at SELECTION SALE New Ra.ven, will be guest the Trinity Lutheran Women's speaker at the meeting of the Guild. Her husband la treasurer patio perfect shifts board of dlrecton of the Man- (Nawin photo) cf the Vernen Mold and Tool THOUSANDS OF O ffT ITEIIS REDUOED FOR cheater PuhHo Health Nursing Oo. and president of Trinity Asaoclatlon tomorrow at 9:80 MRS. DOUGLAS ALAN ROTHWELL Lutheran Church. He la a U » a FORMAL by K om ar a.m. at the agency’s office, 71 member of the board of gov- QUICK REMOVAL . . . tr* E O n te r St " ’ Judith Anna Styeta and Doug- To**ques, Her elbow- Mra. RothweU, a graduate of GOWNS GIFTS csid DECORATIVE ACCESiSOlUES boartim dlrecton ‘®'®K^ ^ ^f silk Uluslon was Oonard Hlgri School, Wkst Hart- made Just tor you tor ' ‘ ______attached to a matching bead- ford received A B8 degree lii REBAL UnrS UNDP ‘■7 thoaa epaolal eprlng - 4 < piece, and riu carried a singla edu . cation from Eaetom Oon- . ~pte counert Mttrs srow MANCHESTER PARKADE (Rear Butterfield’s) Suoh Itoma as sunglsss long-stemmed white rose with naetiout State OJlege, WUlttnan- dancss, wedding! or 801 • 907 Main SL Trl-caty Plaza tyainas, buttons, combs.' and white satin ribbon. tic'. M r. RotoweU, a graduate of . parties. MANCHESTER VEIUfON beads thAt are mode of plastic Mtes Elisabeth 8. Horberg of South Windsor IDgh School, r«- Open Main.'thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Friday JE W E LE R S -S IL V E R S M IIH S SINCE IROn msy bn tweolotnd with package Stone was maid«of honor. The calved Ms BA and M A degrees Phone 649-1133 9:80 to 6:80 10;00 to 9;00 Read Herald Advertioeineiit^' Thursday until 9 p.m. Saturday until 6;30 968 M A IN STREEH* IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER dyes. . bridesmaid was Miss Pauline A. from the Univeraity of Hartford. ______Open Thursday Nights till 9 ;00______ft- 'iV'r,

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TAR GAXElC*0 I Police Report | UPHOLSTERY ■Bjr CLAY K POLLAN- or em y t Your Daily AcUrHy Guidu WilUam L. Carlson, 28, at 218 SMITH'S SHOP Actording to tho Start. 't Oontor St., was arreirted IFTlday (Formerly Middle Turnpike) To develop messoge for Tuesdoy, on a Circuit Court 12 warrant reod words corresponding to numbers 11-17-25-33 chaining him with serveral BU acatv s i k b e t MANCHESTER “At the Center" 51-7681-88^ > TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. morals counts, poUco said to ) Loved 31 Don't 61 A SCORriO day. PHONE 649-6622 AfR. K ocr. 22, :e over Toronto Results 2 For 32 To 62 Requests Carlson was charged with ( ^ MAY 20 3 RoTTKirtce 33 For 63 Probably REUPHlOLSTBRING AND CARPETING ft-19L22-2E 4 Good 34 Unusuol ^ Close three Counts of risk of injury 77-86-90 5 Money 35 Like 65 Do ^4-34-39-^^^. to a minor, two counts of iMibUc TORONTO (AP) — Ken pected to have Uttle trouble stay with Boston through all Bruins, who treUed 3-1 going Dave Keon, Ron Ellis, Jim 6 Toke 36 Moke . 66 Woes 43-70-74 6IMINI indecency, and two counts of fourth-place Leaits, but one of the games. into the final period and 4-2 McKenny and Paul Henderson 7 Is 37 Leod 67 Controversy SAGITTARIUS Reuphebterad Hodge wasn’t selected as I MAY 21 8 See 36 Off 68 Agree NOY. 22 J first-degree sejnial contact. Po ORe of the same stars’ but managed to grab a playoff “They’re getting good goal- with about 15 minutes to go, scored for Toronto whUe John- 20 9 You 39 Emphasis 69 Hopes lice said the charges stem from OPENING SPECiALSI 10 An 40 At 70 And DCC. 21 I s the tail TUffired and articu- ^ final weekend of tending, for one thing, and the were able to come back. ny Bucyk, Ed WestfAU, and V2-27-29-52 11 There 41 On 71 Discovery sevelral recent incidotts. la te B (»ton ^ r u in n w inirpr echedule. defense have been staying up ‘ "At the start of the third pe- Phil Espoirito added Boston’s 2-69-82-87 12 Be 42 Of 72 Nothing Carlson was released on a ★ STANDARD SOFA ...;...... $149.95 aiimmAiI nn Hio n-p .‘'We never expected them to at the Wue line and forcing us riod I never would have laid other goals. l3Doy 43 Sociobility 730bserver (Includes Labor and Materlcds) CANCIR $1,000 non-surety bond for court p f *09“ **^ OT come up with the effort they to make the plays from out- any money on our chances of ------I4Moy 44 Spirits 74 Entertoinlr>g CARRICORN appearance at Manchester 15 Uplift 45 No 75 To-. Die. 22 — or — DOtn teams airar Sundays have in the playwlfs,’’ said side." pulUng this one out," he said. im r 22 16 But 46 Chor>ges 76Ar>d April 24. P**yoff, Hodge, by way of explaining Boston center Derek Sand- “The game made me a bundle 17 1s 47 To 77 But JAN. H Patriots List 2-10-15-2C 18 Your 46 Ones 76 Hostily 3- 7-2682^ ★ TWO CHAIRS ...... $149.95 with the Toronta Maple why Toronto has been able to ersmi was surprised . that the of nerves." ;^44-6083«l 19 All 49 Toke 79 Yoor 17-47-71 Bruce E. Hall, 19, of Hartford, Leafs. 20 In 50 Personof 80 Current was arrested Saturday night on (Includes Labor and Materials) Exhibition Tilts 21 Mir>d 51 Careful 81 Prudent AQUARIUS 22 Sides 52 Mokir>g 82 W ishn JAN. 20 charges of breach of peace, aft Limited Colors — 100% Nylon goSûs‘?^‘'id^!K! ^ Matter of Seconds and Inches 23 Not 53 Top 83 A ' FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — IH. II er a disturtiance at the Man scored the winning goal In a S-4 24 There's 54 Is 84 Chonge chester Teen Center. He was re ★ KITCHEN CHAIRS...... $8.00 ilp The New England Patriots of 25 Need 55 Everythir^ 85 Situation 1- Boston victory to send the leased on a $100 non-surety bond (Includes Labor and Mederiale) the National Football League 26 Likely 56 About 86 Remain 68-75-798^ Bruins Into a 8-1 lead In their Weird Goal for Hawks will play three exhibition 27 Diplomotic 57 Chances 87 Emphosiied for court appearance April 24. 28 Of 58 Will 86 Action PISCIS best-oC-seven National Hockey games, two in the afternoon 29 In 59 Todoy 89 Plons ALL CPHfHBTERT DONE ON PREMISES! lieogue quarter-final series. and one at night, in Schaefer 30Or>e 60 Try 90 Detoched MAR. Edward B. Strait, 18, of 29 Two breaks, Hodge said, ac Brookyln St., RocdrvlUe, was HAiMimmi Will Call At Four Convenience! Stadium this year. g(^)Good (Âdverse ^^Ncutml |30-40-53-:54i counted for both his goals. In Sudden Death Victory The Patriots announced dur arrested Sunday night on 61-64-73 I "One went in otf my knee, the ing the weekend they wlU play charges of fourth-degree lar other went in off my skate," Andover ceny (shoplifting) at Treasure NEW YORK (AP) — It seconds came at the end lead in their best-of-seven______the (Chicago Bears Aug. 20 and City department store at the was a weird goal that gave the eecend period when series. But the Blues charged Uie New York Giants Aug. 27, Parkade. Court date is April 24. UuM^rKM. Tne fint fwowed. theiu Chienwo BlackBlank HaurirnHawks ao Pittsburgh’s Syl Apps back to take the game 3-2 and both games starting at 1 p.m. PZC Meeting a M I U ^ aave by Leaf goal- tHntnrv anri o seemingly sccred, only to have tie the series at two games New England will wind up its CULUSIWf—R ej^n Houle of .the Montreal Canadiens takes a flying tumble tender.Bende Parent ofT a Bob- “ the goal denied when referee apiece. preseasen schedule against the A portable television set val over Rangfers goalie Giacomih in third period action Sunday. (AP photo) Set Tonight ued at about $230 ;was taken in by OlT shot. lOUr-game P l^ o n a i tlOCKey Bruce Hoed ruled it came after pi,,] o/,v,prto Kevin O’Shea Detrclt Lions in a night game Mrs. Oarmela Alolslo “R right off Berale’s p lay o ff the buzzer. and B a ^ S l^ ia g e r ^ o r e d for “t^rtlng at 8 p.m. Sept. Ihe Planning and Zoning Com Mrs. Carmela Aloisio, 74, of a Sunday night break into Mo came League sweep. And 10 mission meets tonight to cover 125 E. Center St., widow -of dem TV Service at 806 Hartford ^ " was a weirder one — a And the inches came just 12 St. Lculs Md J ^ e Drculn and Th® Patriots also reported a limgthy agenda, part of which Coelmo Aloisio, died this morn Rd., police reported. Entry was goal, $ald Hodge. The second gâl that wasn t there — secends Into overtime. Pit Mar- Danny Grant did the same for 66,236 season tickets had Canadiens Stunned actuaUy was sui^>o^ to be a that slowed Minnesota’s tin Icet control of the puck in Minneseta—but It was the one ®®ven NFL Includes revision of certain sec ing at Manchester Memorial apparently made via a base MITES I iBOWUNG, tions of the regulations. Hospital. ment window sometime after 8 pass to Wayne Cariiman who chase for the Stanley Cup. the Penguins’ zone but as they that J. P. Parise didn’t get that games on the regular The proposed revisions in the p.m. police said, ’Ihe break was aU alone and clear behind ...... _ tried to clear It out, It rlco- wrecked U>e North Store. It !®!'®.‘?“'®-. leaves about 6.- 'Mxa. Aloisio was bom Aug. 31, m e." And the winning goals in Boe- ...... ’ wrecaea uie norm oiare. regulations prompted the PZC at 1893 in Italy and had lived in was discovered by police etBUSS hat baan Mrving lha Homa Qwnar t dlroetlori eundsy night at the nt 04:56 of the third period S49 Diane Weerden 186-864: Friends may call at the fu Church at 11. Burial will be in Besides the road regulations, Friends may call at the fu Alfred J. Johnson of Somers- St. Mary’s Cemetery. for 90 YEARS. For a complata FREE INSPECTION of . -■< Forum to Montreal, stunning pushed thq Rangers Into a 5-4 ’ _____ the PZC will hear the second of neral home tomorrow and Tk>wn firefighters were called neral home tonight from 7 to 9. worth, N.H.; four sisters, Mrs. Friends may call at the fu your homo by a Tarmila Control Export, tuporvltod the YTanadlens 8-4 to take a lead. SAPLINGS — Olnny Torneo a four-part study on kennel reg Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 three-game-to-one lead to the "Stemkowski is a playoff 139, Florence Hansen 148844,' ulations being researched by to 9 p.m. to the vicinity of the Wilbur Adolph Douda of Storrs, and neral home tonight from 7 to 9. by lha finaat lachnical ilaff, phona our noaratl ' Cross Highway at 9:82 a.m. Herbert A. Johnson Mrs. Edward WUliams, Mrs. local offica: best-of-seven quarter-final sei> player. He smells out those big Benpee Fellows 188849. A car SO odvoncecl, it can tel Mrs. Anna Frisina. Also to be COVENTRY — Helhert A. Henry Bellevance a n d Mrs. ies. And It came after New goals. Remember he scored a _____ presented to the board is a re Arthur V. Thayer Sunday to extinguish a grass fire. Johnson, 63, of Monument Hill, Oxel Olson, all at WiUlmantlc; Personal Notices York had token a 4-3 flrst-peri- goal fo r us against Ohicago last MERCHANTS _ Dave De- port from Philip Joranson on VERNON—Arthur V. ’Thayer, husband of Mrs. Minnie Car od lead, only, to have Montreal year to the third overtime pert- Merchant 146861, George Clark 66, of 4 Hansen Dr. died sud At 12:84 p.m. Sunday, town three brothers, Harry R. John- funding for water encroach penter Johnson, died Saturday twin of TATlUmantlc, Arthur W. battle badk and tie it to the od.” j?i ’ 184-888, A1 Heim 188, Charlie ment lines and a report on the denly last night at hia home. men were called to Manchester In Memoriam 649-9240 at. Uncas-on-Thames, ‘Norwich.’ Johnson .(f Storrs, and Norman StenikowsW Intercepted a J. Banks 140, Tony Helm 884. last Capitol Region Planning He WEIS the husband of Mrs. Memorial Hospital (Box 893) to In lovlnB memory of Mary B. yo u jifiA about evitoythirig Mr. Johnson was bom in Johnston who passed away April 10, iteU you,.^ there*'were a C. nhpmblay pass and beat _____ Pauline Wohlgemuth ’Thayer. toke care of a small fire in a G. JohziMn of Hampton; and 1963. Agency meeting. Mansfield and had been em three grandchildren. BLISS TERIOTE CONTROL CORP. couide of tiffed hockey dubs out M o m r^ gcalie Ken Dryden to PARKADE DUSTY —- Tom Joranson will also present ts Mr. Thayer was bom March light fixture. Sunday afternoon, town fire ployed for 41 years at the Uni ’Hie funeral will be tomorrow Bvery day In some small way, on that Ice tonight. But I think the far side for his first goal of Atamlan 8r. 210, A1 Rowett 208, the commission a recommmida- 11, 1907 in Wlnsted, son of Harry Memories of you come our way, DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. EST. 1&82 we got Wronger especiaUy after the idayoffs. Bachl 216891, Tom Kershaw and Aimie O’Brien Thayer, and men put out grass fires at Ver versity of Connecticut, Storrs, at 10:16 a.m. from the Potter Time and years'roll swiftly by, tlon for prompt meeting sum before he retired in 1964. Funeral Home, 466 Jackson St., But love and memories never die. the 10-mtoute mark," Francis' /T saw Tremblay cutting,” 202-566, Bob Averill 212-652, maries. had lived in Vernon for 16 years. non St. (1:46 p.m.), S. Main St. Thsi Oldest & Largest in Conn. He was employed as chief buyer (2:45 p.m.), and Center Springs Sunrlvors, besides his wife, WUUmantlc, with a Mass of Sadly missed said. said Stemkowski. "He tried to sokola 223, Ed Yourkas 201, Other items to be taken up are a daughter, Mrs. Kezmeth CSiristlan Burial at St. Mary’s Husband, son and wife, brother A .tWrdperlod fight hetween clear the puck, but It hit my ostberg 221, Joe thotis rigbl'O'* of the group life and casualty Park (4:11 p.m.). and nieces. will be a dlscussicm of the At 12:18 p.m. today, town men Montreat’s Man: Tankf and skate.'I knew I didn’t have 217.5U vic Squadrito 208, Dick starting time for PZC meetings, department at Travelers Insur extinguished a grass fire on ETn- Rangerxuuvvr BIUo u t ndtbalmfsiriNurn reMltedraKuieo much muen to lo shootBDOOL ataz ,... •. and.thea n a . uie . 206 , stanStan PUskaPI 204, swimming pool regulatiotis, ance Co., Hartford, before he re tired on March 30 after 49 yeara ley St. in both, piayun betog assessed Canadiens were dosing to cn ouev 204867. Walt campground regulations, sub Eighth District firefighters ex and m s." .- Ruggott.201- division regulations, temporary with the firm. He was a member of Campbell Council, KotC, and tinguished a grass fire at Ver . ^ ^m tlw "Oanadkaw’ room, 32Wprt, MOke ijlasUonU is.riieni USA .BUI permits, accessory uses and non and Lydall Ste. Sunday at ReiiKirkabb new invention in every1972 VDlkswogen. other business as time permits. a past president of the Travel er’s Men’s Club. 1:47 p.m. ( l>MI'l I I I Survivors, besides his wife, ■ - Checks wheel alignment in 10 seconds. are S sons, Paul B. Thayer at Thayier at home and Miss Janet ' t o ^ ' c l u b * . - ^ v Tc I oi:m u . u I The agony of an automotive check-up. home, Arthur H. Thayer of An- M. Thayer of Carson (?ity, Nev.; 160-146-406. Oftando In 10 seconds, you'll know if your front wheels are in A j \i> sonia, Thomas F. Tliayer of 3 brothers, Edgar M. Thayer and iv < * . , , ? Annum 186-870, tfin Boggtal 188- You sit nervously thumbing through old magazines, properly aligned. 139-887, Bert Davis 888, Ding III. I I I K ( I ] AM i;s Westboro, Mass., Larry R. Thay William D. Thayer, both of East praying that somehow you can get out of there for less In a minute, you'll know the condition of the com I’l <*ri’i'ii Kd., Maix’hi’sli r er of Worcester, Mass., and Hartford, and Harry C. Thayer Farr 140866, Tony Gryk 144, than $50. Philip J. Thayer of Burlington, of Philadelphia, Pa.; 2 sisters, ^ Sher Pmterfield 870, Bundi Tar- pression of all engine cylinders. Vt.; 2 daughters. Miss Lois K. Mrs. Delbert Reynolds of Man ca 851, Cbariie Whelan 885. Then, the moment of truth: Without a mechanic so much as taking a peek, you'll chester and Mrs. Lewis Naugh- A Service Manager telling you that one of his best know whether or not your battery needs water. ton of West Hartford, and 10 r e s t a u r a n t — Dick Krin- mechanics thinks you need a new generator. grandchildren. Jak 147-380, Roy McGuire 188- Ignition, cylinder compression, dwell angle, generator, The funeral will be Thursday 890, Don Logaii 135-384, Henry Those days will be over soon if you own a 1972 electrical system— at 9:15 a.m. from the J (^ F, Frey 138, Bert Claugfasey 141- Volkswagen. All checked out without human error. Ttomey Funeral Home, 219 W. 372, Rich Lovett 366, A1 Cyr For instead of a mechankjelling you what he thinks is Center St., with a Mass of 140-893, Dave Vlara 145-188-869, In effect, your car will be telling you how it feels Christian Burial at Sacred Heart Chester Nowiokl 139-867, Joe wrong with your car, now^your car can tell you for sure. directly. Church at 10. Burial will be in i Dworak 372, Mike Balesano 165- Sound amazing? And once again, this information is emanating from F a b r i c : St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart i t ’s f r e e 3K30NVILLE, Fla. (A P)-—^"It a e s m every 153-424. Robert Molomitoy 186- It is. that one tiny socket built into the back of every 1972 ford. I j M; in th e n6W8,’’'complaiiiOTvW6men’s ten- 186-872, Bob Byrnes i4686i. Friends may call at the funer King in her latest hour of defeat. McNamara 871, Vic A car wired like a space capsule. Volkswagen. r^The al home tomorrow from 7 to 9 ,p*o ' from ———r— ------—— — ------AbralUs 160-185-389, BUI Klein p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 1$1a.,. , l 06t to to* 1 144-390, Dick DIBella 162-883, When Man went to the Moon, the success of each and 7 to 9 p.m. Results printed out in ploin English. Sew-Great] naiteb of ..toe Frank Wachter 362, Bob Boroch mission depended a great deal on a highly technical The family suggests that any >/ 163-366, Ed Doucette Jr. 854, ‘ i^.eUtos computerized system that told the Astronauts the exact One-half of the system is already here. Built into every memorial contributions may be ttomiament at ^-v * *7 - #1 i K * Charles OardeUa 140-389,140889, Cart F a i r made to a charity of the donor’s 851, new Volkswagen. Ctob condition of their space vehicle.- choice. iT mMarch! A similar system is now built into every 1972 Volkswagen. The other half, the computer, is on its way. l$4-420 C h a rles O U bert 141-880, Imagine. Mrs. Morttmer L. Htdeomb I n ^ T h e fts Jim CSUapponl 187864. 4,' Mrs. Roselda Gauthier Hol [•umaaaova of- The system in the car. A computer five feet away from your car is printing comb, 54, of Simsbury, mother sd M ^ hei' i' out in plain English just about everything that's right or 1. KEEP A MINIMUM BALANCE OF S300 IN A PREMIUM SAVINGS A C MA tetiils "Victory by. — The in o vjut (aUJ' v i u a g e M lXlUtS — Ed Running, throughout the car is .a network of sensors, of Ronald P. Casey and Mra. wrong with that car. Shirley "Wilson, both of (Man eff^WMeeded Mrs, cago ‘Tribune reported to to: MUler 207, Ed RemUewlcz 200, each reporting the condition of various parts of the car. chester, died Saturday at her COUNT WHICH EARNS 5% %». dsys editions that star Green Most of these sens

‘Silly To Talk Grand Slam at this Stage’ — Nicklaus JhsL dtajuxlit Knicks Stop Struggling Bullets

By Odds Are Tao Great Jamieson Declares: F A R L Y O S T Sporu Editor Winners Hold H awks Out ^Feel Like a Winner* SeriesEdge As Celtics Against Turning Feat “I’m not haw)y," John bo patient and someday I would Cleveland team last year. If AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—“People will say I choked,” Ellis of the New York Yan my cbsuuie to play regular- there’s going to be a fight. I’d AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus, savorins: his Win on Road fifaid cherub-fac^ Jim Jahueson, “but I feel like a win- kees, the only Connecticut want Bills to be on my side,” In Playoffs fourth Masters golf title, is not prepared to re^^^ it Yankee with the club this Howard, now In his fourth sea- the manager said with a smUe. as the first leg of a potential grand slam. ' ■on as a Yankee coaidi, didn’t BAL*nMORE (AP) — ATLANTA, Go. (AP) — The The stubby, round man "from Moline, 111., called by season, noted before step In Howard’s book, and he “It Is sUIy to talk about it. at ping into the batting cage brood over the eplinter gather The New York Knicks and Boston Celtics broke toe win- some the bargain basement pro, arrived at the flow'ery with toe reserves ii»iri..y ing period on the bench. In should know a Uttle about Judg one, lose-one pattern Sunday this stage," the man with the gradients in Nicklaus' four ing a catcher, BUls needs only Baltimore Bullets couldn’t golden golfing touch said late rounds of- 0S-n-78-7f-388 over Augusta National Golf Club course Sunday looking for spring training session in Fort stead, he worked on Improving agree on the National Bas and crushed toe Atlanta Hawks the first victory of his pro career in one of the games to perfect his am to be a ma 127-118 to win toe National Bas Sunday as he fingered the the massive, hiUy and subtle Lauderdale, Fla. himself and aleo learned how to ketball Association’s ver \ four major tests—the prestigious Masters. play the outfield. jor league catcher. Munson, on ketball Association’s Eastern threads of a size 42>long green Augusta National courae with ■'I get to lUay only every the other hand. In addition to sion of the chicken-and-egg jacket that sym bolized a its par 72. ------:------The likeable, 6-foot-lO, 210- "I don’t consider the Beixa- Conference semifinal series third day. 1 oaa’t be ehup that being one of a few gifted catch- riddle, but it made little cauUous three-stroke victory in Although 15 shots over the _ _ _ , pounder ballooned to a five- way. I’ve got to play every day. Howard and BUls-MUneon oaeee four games to two.' the year’s first major golf spec- record 271 ho set In 1966, Jack IVlilrA over-par 77, falling into a flve- era, has a great am , handles difference. The Hawks were due a \dcto- “I know that’s not going to pitchers Uke a veteran and can Regardless of whether it was tacle. was the only player In the star- li-l-asMy y third place after happen as long as I’m catching. ry, having won toe two at-home • rMt'l starting the day only one stroke hit with authority. HS’s also a New York’s great defense or games in the series ■while losing "You can't lump all four of studded International field to We’ve got Uie beat oatoher in tough oooMe and takes no stop Baltimore’s Inept offense, toe t w f l l f l f i X lir C C behind the Golden Bear, Jack toe Amerloan League (Tfaur^ three in Boeton, but as the Celt the big tournaments together break par and he finished three backward for any rugged op Khloks scored a runaway 106-82 and think realistically of win- strokes better than his closest Nicklaus, \ô claimed his man Munson) and ha’s only at ics’ John Havlicek said: fourth crown here with a cloa- posing base runner. vtotocy Sunday and took a 8-2 "We just decided we had to nlng them in one year. If I pursuers—Welskopf, Bob Mlt- and has a long career ahead of lead in the Bostem Conference should win at Pebble Beach chell and Crampton, who tied Stroke Edge Ing 74. him. Hard Worker go out and win a g;ame Richie Guerin, “the the giant Oakland Hills course winds and concrete-hard greens Hole-in-One w er the ^-rai-yard Hattiesburg hospitalized with internal btoed- emeas, but In our case we were "in Detroit completes the big was Arnold Palmer, the only ElUs, now 28, is now in his that the same club would make winning $10,000 in Silver Oaks Tennis Tournament in Texas. (AP photo) worst defense we have played country Club course. ^ ^ ^ yy. year’s a deal Involving Mm. "There Ml stniggllng together.” four of major championships other player besides Nidklaus starting Uie golflng season Federal Mediator third year with the Yankees. The Knicks turned the game in two or three weeks. There Rick Rhodes, who led the sec- event and had to withdraw, are a number of pariu that I whidi no man has wm in a to win four Masters, Ho shot off in grand style yesterday lU rd Rasa Out Into a rout by outscorlng Balti were a few turnovers at key single year. The ' Las Vegas the worst round in his 18-year end round of the tourney, a sat- “I sent them both flowers to- Lost year he was tried at JOHN ELLIS think I could Mt better In than moments that really killed us at the Manchester Country New York if I played half my more 16-8 St the start o f toe odds against such a sweep are love affair with Augusta^-an Club was Dick Gardella. elUte to the Miasters, finished day and t(dd them ho wmucb I third base during spring train today.’ ’ with a three-under-par 67 for a thought they meant to the games there,” he noted. Fep- third period, and the Bullets Poor Hope to Get Richer 4,096-1. 81—and finished at an even 300. He scored a hole-ln-one on ing but wound up with nothing "His case rivals mine when Havlicek, with 26 < points and 272 total good for $4,200. Bunky game,” said Jamieson, who un- I joined the Yankees. I thought way Park, with tta ehort rlgM- taUed only 12 points for toe "Sure, it’s on my mind — I By contrast, Trevino, after the 147-yard par three fifth but welts and bruises on his quarter wMle Mtting 27 per 12 rebounds, and Dave Ctowens, Hetuy and John Mahaffey Ued doubtedly won Uie hearts of I waa the best catcher in base fieid wall. Is one of those made can’t avoid it,” Jack confessed, three erratic and contentious hole using a six iron. K ey to Ending Strike body and It didn’t take Manage cent of toeir Rmts. with 26 points and 20 rebounds, "I like the four courses on roimds, settled down to an even Gardella was in a four for third with 273s. weekend duffers througîcut the er RAIph Hbuk long to get him ball (a point,he later proved) for the poww, puU-Mtter who engineered the Celtics’ domina- Rlk MSssengale, Curtis Slf- country by becoming the sensa- attends MtteheU OoUege in New “ Even thso,” Shue said, “ it which the tournaments are par 72 and also finlMied at SOO. some that Included Dave off the hot corner. but toe Yankees had Yogi Ber wasn’t that the Knicks were so In Annual NBA Draft Today ti(m of the game. NE3W YORK (AP) — Oahertn did not disclose the Asked about the possiblUty of ford and BUly Ziobro were ttou Masters. London. played. But, right now, I’d like “I’ll be back in 1973,” the Stevenson, Sher Ferguson "EUlis had better atari to ra and I had to ait around and fobukais blowing us out. We Sostem’s attack, however, to just sit back and savor this Mexlcan-American, who had and John Dyment. With President Nixon keep- ®nicunt of the offer. a settlement today—he and J^ll deadlocked at 274. In fact, he should be the duf- learn how to hit tosiUdng learn. Casey Stengel told me to MesnwhUe, BUis is waiting In was balanced. Super reserve were completely ineffective. Kansas (Jlty, nee Cincinnati, That leaves McAdoo and Masters victory.” boycotted the tournament for ing an eye on the situation Today’s meeting was back on Icr at one point were schedued pltchea,” ROuk UM me over the similar,” Houk declared. “ BUle the wings for a chance. Only NEW YORK (AP) — Steve Kuberaki struck for 22 ’Ihe start of the final round ^ ^ "Usually when you struggle, Royals. Princeton’s Britan Taylor, raie In winning the 1972 masters, two years, promised, and buoyed by the first after counts, a former to meet In New York-ê re- delayed from 9 a. m. unUl dinner table. “ He’U murder fast had speed and caught on fast. when Mtoison has weekend am y 'The poor hope to get rich points, Jo Jo WMte for 16, and you still have a player who’s of toe top guards available, as leading every round, Nicklaus This brilliant spring spectacle nroBTMS in mon+hi talkq UCLA basebaU captain, re- pUed; “I hope so. I feel we - ^ to avoid conflict with matched sets Basketball Association who are leaving coUege a year avlch, Lou Hudson, added only jor golf titles to 12, one less finished on a dull and negative a curve ball. They curved him base. Howard was also a fine practice a ^ every third game doubt be among those selected forme((-'weU. The only one who holds its annual draft of earlier for the pros. 18, as did Walt Bellam y. than Bob Jones’ record 13, and note with Nicklaus, by his own day - old baseball strikeStnKe thino-thing hAhe nanc m tnto getirat thathe strikeoti-ibA weWe made Substantialsubstantial Droerress.”progress.’ f ° r- • woods. Ping long irons, Spald- to death last year.” first baseman.” is the Grapefruit League sched when toe 17 NBA teams make J. D. Itosella Jr., a ing middle Irons, Powerbilt did anything was AOka IRlor- college talent. Taylor is among a group of sent his season and all-time admission, playing cautiously moved from New York to settled But MlUer caUed the new ______, ______The NUtm^nrrr has hit only ule for the rugged 220-poundw. toeir selections by phene "BUls Is like all young play dim.” Portland, yearning to land a talented, eligible guards which money winnings soaring to new to avoid bogeys and other con- Washinj^n today, where ^ spokesman for Counts said ‘â token offer,” a d ^ : ^ «*ort irons, a W ter H a ^ .248 and 3AA in 78 and 88 games During the off-season, BUls through Commissioner Walter ers, he feels that he's not help Rtordan, playing 28 minutes, pcweriicuse center, has toe includes Jim Price ot Louis- heights, m ore than $130,000 fo r tenders failing to mount a both sides were to meet the PresidentP^dent told Counts he . Guerin Is aw ar^ its ^ ^ e^ l< »^ ece^ y pitching wedge and a Ben Ho- the'past two years after an im Is in ths real estate busineBB, Kennedy’s New York office. Celtics Hold ing toe club tmless he plays. He led Baltimore with 16 points first pick and is expected to viUe, Harold Fox of Jackson- the year and in excess of $1,- serious chaUenge. W lth a federal mediator. waswas “very „ ______interested _ _in______seeing^ ^mdûacles. There is n o ^ ^ tokened the gan sand iron. pressive 18 hits in 82 at bats in having just received Ms Con Portland, -winner o t toe cov also thinks there are a lot of while the normal Mgfa scorer, take 6-foot-lO LaRue Martin of vUle, West Virginia’s Wil Rob 600,000 fo r his career. “ M y main consideration was But even shculd the dispute,ute, the the disputediSDuto setUedsetUed soso theythev cancm writing and I have a lot of threatened the airert Of jj ^ department 1989 and a hatting mark of .881 necticut license. He’s also in eted No. 1 choice by virtue of a m t y ^ J n sU^dquestions. I ’m any Player teel^ oK bef^ 1 ^ other clubs udio .would Uke to Archie Claik, ■was held to 14 (Chicago Loyola. inson, Fred Boyd of Oregon He triggered new acctdades to win the tournament,’’ Nick- which centers around with lOngston and .888 with vested In three apartment com coin flip with the Buffalo Little H ope have him. whUe Mtting six of 16 shots. State, Henry BIbby of UOLA, from the entire golf world. laus said afterward. “Nobody amount the m ajor lecisrue club LLÎ season ^ to atif^TlveS^ Wa^M^ «W>atlon when she told Syracuse to win Ms spurs to the plexes In New London. The Trail Blazers, initially In- Braves, can also select from a tun ___ .... ___ j-.. there will be further progress attorney, j. wesiey waiians oi , «nnnAw v»i know aU "We took them out of toe pat Paul Westphal of Southern (Jal, “He’s in a class all by him- made a run at me. Nobody was owners wlU contribute to the GwSe'''wew“'ar;;rt^‘“fw taow all big club. “He's toe strongest man on terested in North Caro field of big men that includes 6- players’ pension fund and and i’U do anything I reason- GwenvUie, were arresrted rw pUyere have more than Now, If he could only Mt that terns and range,” Frazier said, Dave Twardzlk of Old Domin Of Top Pick self,” said Lee Trevino, 1971 doing anything out there. So I Muet Be Patient toe club and I’d match him lina’s Robert McAdoo, report 10 Tom Riker of South Caro which has delayed the opening Scheduled to attend today’s ably can to produce a aetUe- «« course before X putter.” , curve baU, he’d be Mttlng fourth "and they bad to rush toeir ion, Greg Kohls of Syracnise player of the year. decided to be patient and i^ck 19th H ole "H e’s Just got to bo patient,” edly were dissuaded from toe 6- lina, 6-10 J(ton OianriU of toe of the season, be settled, a new meeting were Counts^ Itobert ment. But on the basis of what P*m. 1 bought it.” said., with anybody in the club. Why, —as he once did—in toe Yankee ahots. Dave, DeBuaschere and and Bud Stallworth of Kansas. . BOSTON (AP) — (General “There is Jack Nicklaus and to a gâme plan, Elston Howard said of BUis. 9 center when they learned he University of toe Pacific, 0-10 stumbling block loomed over Kennedy of the Federal Media- i know so far, I can’t be opU- he enarly cleaned up the srhole everyday lineup. Jerry Lucas really intimidated Buffalo will select behind Manager Red Auerbach of toe there are the rest of us—he’s in “I said if I got by 10, 11 and Country Club was considering an offer from Mike Ratliff of Eau (Jlalre and whether the players would be Hen Service’s New York office; mlstic.” them on drives, particularly Portland. Cleveland, which got Boston (Celtics went shopping in a different sidiere,” said 12 one over par (which he did SUNDAY toe American Basketball Asso- 6-8 Kentucky State forw ard toe National Basketball Associ ____ enUUed to full salaries. uanennGaherln anaand MarvmMarvin *uuer,Miller, ex- Meanwhile, a new issue of Ctaik.” toe No. 1 choice last season, Charles Coody, the outgoing with a bogey at the par three b e s t 16 ciatlcn. Travis Grant, king of toe col ation draft today, but held Uttle 01000 A _Joe 2ianetti 67-10__ ™*e point Sunday night, to- ccutlve director of the striking disagreement threatened to “It’s good to he going home,” ■will go third this time. Phoenix masters king. 12th), I felt I had a good Eewt Catholic in Action Three Times' ^ If Martin gets a big-money lege division scorers and, per hope of landing any outstanding Frazier said of the sixth game will be fourth in toe opening- He’s the’ greatest golfer in chance to take it if I didn’t puU 57, Erwin Kennedy 60-3-67; enslon {dan. *theka a end,”.,h >• i he, a saidaaiii rv.ry, According according to the owner owners. who ended a seven-game play- "This is the worst senior crop has said he will pull his name (frem Houston in a trade for Brains and patience—not just way, maybe not. As it was, I Lorentzen 80. By DEAN YOST Eost CatooUc postponed Hs ing Mtter last season with ' a would be thin in comparis<» otff losing streak In Baltimore in my memory,” says General off toe list and stay in scluxd Greg Smith); No. 7 Seattle; No. sheer power—were principal In- could be conservative.”— PRO SWEEPS Saturday encounter with St .879 averag;e. He also buried a with lost year’s senior crop Aocording' to the baseball during the past three post Manager Joe Axleson of the for another year. 8 New York; No. 9 Detroit noJdtter. ■which included such standouts J schedules, this is the sec BMuard.s of MontviUe, Is slat season series. SYasier scersd 19 (from Phoenix in an original Feared Heart Attack Four-year veteran Dwight as Austin Carr, Artis Gilmore ond wedc of the season, but ed tor three dtamond ap and PhU Jackson 17. trade for Moore); No.lO Bos Joe ZaneiU 78-10—68, Etnar —^ Landmann returns as the and Sidney Wicks. still ^ scholastic games pearances this week. Tuesday Knight’ s , No. 1 catcher, “As a team,” Baltimore’s tem; No. 11 (3 ilca g o; No. 12 Olympic Swim Coach Lorentzen 80-6—74. Jack Marin said, “that’s the “There are no players with have ’ been play^. Last the Slagles oravel to New Brit- HAmed’s younger brother, Milwaukee and No. 13 Los An toe (toarisma of a Carr or a EULogton Ridge MONDAY ain to play St. Thomas ChriB, wUl handle toe first base worse we've been for a long geles. Early Settlement Baseball week was to be the lid-lift time. We were pathetic. Gilmore or a Wicks,” Auerbach SUNDAY er for Cheney Tech, Bast Cato-' Aquinas; Wednesday / against chores. Landmann, and both Four teams lost first-round said. “There are a lot of good Low gross—Class A—Jim Gor Somers at Caieney Tech (die, Mancheator Cenunuhity, Hameds have played on all “I don't like losing and I picks because they took playera Likes U.S. Chances Tennis Ledya^ on toe latter’s field ones, a lot in toe same cate- don 82; Class B-âck Chris- South Windsor and Bolton Hl$d>, and SfUurday at Mt. Nebo jn three Ellington champicaiaMp donft like being emibortaased, in teat year’s supplementary RockvUle at Soirth Windsor but we suffered a lot of both goiy—good, but not out DALLAS (AP)—Southern California coach Peter Da- tofani 94; c la s s c - b iu Podolny but due to unseasonable weath an afternoon atart against St; teams in soccer, basketball hardship draft — Atlanta Bal standing.” TUESDAY today.” Hoped for by Yaz er condltlona they were oU iMSt- Paul’s of Bristol. and basebcUl. tim ore, Cincinnati sind Golden Because of the calibre of land, the U.S. men’s coach for the 1972 Olympic swim Baseball State. team is optomistic about the United States’ chances but poned. State Champs PUy Manchester Community Od- available talent, and with a East CathoUc at St. Thomas Ih is afternoon Cheney Tech Defending CIAC Class 8 state lege wiU get Its first taste of there s an asterisk. ~ ^ 86-9-77; aass c - BUI Podolny BOSTON (A P )-C arl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red lOto selection, Auerbach is ex Aquinas. wiu attempt to get ita first baseball champion, Ellington battle Thursday entertaining Miracle for Nets pected to g o for toe “best man "I don’t know If we can do as 2 0 O-meter backffioke. set 95-16—79; <~;iaaa d — Ed Moeer Sox IS hopingT for an early settlement of the baseball Windsor Locks at South Wlnd- game in as they host Somers High wlU make its season de Thames Valley Tech at Mt. 83 Grid Players available’’ when it comes toe strike, even though he may not be ready to go to work -or High at SriS. Ih all, 17 games but Tuesday against Graitoy at Nebo. The Oougara were woMi- Could Be Tonight Celtics’ turn. That’s what he dld in 1964 and 1968,” said Da- the 200-yard badcMroke and inn^r 90-12—78, Ed M oser 98-20— Coventry at R ocky HUl wiU be played this week with home and Is on the road Friday ed out of their season opener did in 1969, and cam e up with land as he looked over pros- 4:28.86 in the 400-yaxd Individ- .^g. lingua 98-20—78. immediately. Bolton at Rham Invited at UConn every sohoat except Manches with Bast Bfindaor. Saturday with Mattatuck C.C. UNIONDALiB, N.Y. (AP) — Jo Jo White. Then he followed pects at the National AAU ual medley. Miss Atwood also ______“I tolnk it wUl be setUed Dr. Tom Tierney, toe Red Simsbury at RockvUle ter High seeing diamond ac Nine lettermen return to First year Coach Jim DeVItt The New York Nets try to com STORRS—A list of 83 candi by picking Dave Cowens in Short Course Swimming Cham- won the lOO-irard backstroke in r r a j pretty soon,” Yaz said on his Sox’ team physician, and train- Granby at Ellington tion. Coach Don Therrlen’a Purple has taken over toe coaching plete on American Basketball dates for toe University of 1970. h . „ . return home from Florida dur- er Buddy LeRoux weren’t too GoU Hie Tribe wm be Idle until Knights Including toe clubs’ duties from Pat Mistretta. Ass(xdatioa miracle tonight Connecticut football team is Clarence Glover of Western ing the weekend. “It lUiould be. disturbed. EUlngton vs. E. O. Smith at “That win be our chaUenge,” Karw Moe ^ toe Santa - A golf academy for begin 4 April 17 when they open top two huriers, Court Homed MOC will play Northeastem against the record-setting Ken scheduled to begin spring ft- Kentucky was toe Celtics’ No. 1 hene said,saia. ’"nie ■Hie rest oiof metoe wormworld nwimSwim dub puUed toe .u*rug ...... from ” intermediatesj and*^’ a ^ *^'’® Pomfret against Platt lOgh In Meri (7-0) and Ed Mathews (7-1). C.C. also at iMt Netio Saturday tucky Coloaels. bali practice with Head (Joach choice last year. However, he is »»getting — better and It wlU be under EUle Daniel in the 200- Dl&Vd'S _ “ come a personal thing between contacted us if the injury had Track n o den. Homed was the Knights’ lead morning. Despite Saturday’s 109-98 tees Bob Cas(tiola on Wednesday. ------vancea players wui De cen- toe players and owners.” „ ». beenaaa serious,” =aa1a..= » 'H11611167a«. a„ said.aaIh Manchester at Bristol Eastern reported to training camp far difficult to match our previous yard butterfly. Miss Daniel set jg w e^ star^ in Louisville, toe' Nets hold a 8- There are 22 lettermen in toe overweight and played briefly performances.” an American rec^ 2:03.37 in 28 at toe Paul Harney Hie veteran outfielder, ■«dio Yastrzemski, who earns WEDNESDAY 2 lead and can wrap up the group, headed by CoOaptalns rem ained in W inter Haven, about $166,000 a year from the in coly 26 games during the Datand didn’t get too good a ^ GoU dub. BasebaU 34 Sophomores. Out for Practice best-of-seven East Division Chris Lynch, a linebacker from Fla., to work out on his own Red Sox, said he didn’t knew Award Winner 1971-72 season. look at what toe men can do In with a .Harney, toe host pro Blast Catholic at Ledyard semifinal series at the Nassau Stamford, and split end Greg Other first round choices stlU tr 'll"’ . ‘r ^ during the strike, reported he how a strike settlement could Andre-ws of Bogalusa, La. this meet because many said 2 :W.W. ^ East Hampton at Coventry STOBBS, Conn. (AP) — CoUseum tonight. If a seventh with toe Celtics, and playing there reaUy weren’t “up” for Bv ■wên s relay events, , -= m^ nufcslng tom cheat muscles be worked out. However, he Track game is necessary, it will be The Huskies, who closed out eet an suffered last Monday. said toe strike "has to end Walt Dropo, former Unlver* major roles in toe club’s bid for toe meet after going aU out wUl be Umlted to 100 studento. South Windsor at Southington played Wednesday night In last seastxi by playing five “I was batting against Sonny soon—the players aren’t flnan- ief ’’ ''- I Two Lettermen Back atiy of Ooniieetloiit star who toe NBA championship are THURSDAY ’ I A t... Louisville. grames 'without defeat, had a 6- Tom Sanders, (1960), John Hav- went on to play It major 3-1 record a year ago, toe best by Art Decko, head pro at Har- “ , BasebaU (AP photo) ^ toagoo baseball seaeons, Is .“This Is the big one,” said Ucek (1962). and Don Chaney nnmwfn ..1..W Un.nt«*.llla Thames VaUey vs. Manchester John Roche, vdio paced toe since 1959; and toe team won (1968). „ p««, N.T. Am erican »«>'■ mo,. TIRESOME EXPERIENCE — Jim Jamieson, who the 1972 winner of the Bed the Yankee Conference co- C.C. at Nebo With Manchester Nine (PNelU Award. Nets’ emotional 100-92 vlct(wy It was a different rtory for qi 3:67.43. j /-• g’ t electrocardiogram and every- to a strike than I have, but I surprised by trailing Jack Nicklaus after three Friday night with 88 points and champlonshlp. Its third title fin the women, who outscored toe gjj Amerloan record Named Co*UaptauiO thing.” don’t feel toe baUplayers are Tennis Drape, a native at Moosop ish in four campaigns. Amateur Prexy Newington at South Windsor rounds, yawns after he bogied hole in Masters. By DEAN YOST now Uvlsg In Blaibleliead, scored 26 Saturday, ‘.ôu can men 6-2 in. setting A m erican ^ stsg.oo in toe 400-yard indl- WIN(X>SKI, Vt. (AP) — Jun- Yaz said he was advised by cut of line, even though I per- bet we’U be ready.” As a result there is a postiive SPRINGFIEUJ), Mass. (AP) records during the four-d^ vldual medley. tors Fran Lafflln of Hartford, doctors in Florida not to work sonaUy wanted to play ■while Windsor at RockVlUe Minus super-star Jim Balesano, the new look Manr Maae., will leoelve the award — J. Dallas Shirley of Arllng- __ _ _ * The Nets were anything but team attitude on toe eve of meet at toe 26-yard Looe Field- Spitz won toe 100- and 200- Conn., and Bob Toner of New cut for a week. He said that he negotiations were going on. T rack Chester H i^ baseball team has been working out for at the IMh animal Sporta prîarattohs for another year. t(xi, Va., is toe new presidmt of Coventry, B-O. Smith at Wind- Balance Seen as Trademark two weeks under the watchful eye of veteran head Award Dinner of the UConn ready Saturday, even though toe National Amateur Basket- house Pool. butterfly, setting an AAU York were named today co-cap- is feeling better, but probably ‘"nUs is just not the rlgiit they stayed dose to the Oedo- Among toe chief assets are toe Susie Atwood of the Lake- championship record of 48.76 in tains of toe 1972-73 St. Mi- will not be able to do much time for a strike. It’s not in toe ^âm coach Harold Parks. Manchester opens its COIL season dob May 19 In Hamden. stabilized quarterback position, boU Association. FRIDAY AprH 17 acslnst Platt High in ------— ------The award la given to a for nels until the third period. Other officers elected Sunday wood Aquatic Chib and Mark the 100. He tied toe AAU record c h a e 1 ’ s (JoUege basketball more than some running this best interests of baseball or toe “We like to run,” said Roche, experienced running backs with Spitz o f Indiana ■were triirie o f 46.10 in winning toe 100-ytard team . week.” players.” BasebaU With Coventry Track Squad Meriden. ' oOier vtiM saw spot actfon with mer Oonneettent athlete who goodi'talent providing depth, a night at toe windup of toe asso and Friday night’s hotly con winners and high point produc- freestyle. Cheney Tech vs. Windham For tiureeprevtoiis seasons th« the varsity a year ago, <• has dlstingnWied MmseU In veteran interior offensive line, ciation’s fifth annual tourna Tech Balance should be toe hail- a strong trio of pole vaulters. Ms career. tested game, a late-night plane ers. Job set an American record mark of the 1072 Coventry Hlgdi Ooms is coming off an indoor Balesaim apoeamd on ths fine receivers and a g(x>d kick ment were Mictoael Pages Phil Jackson (18) linebackers, defensive backfield The Yonkers, N.Y., Racwajte four from Indiana, ^ tz, John 1:61.80. State cauunidimship team, good son In toe javelin and qxrints Kinsella, Gary HeU, and Mike Lakewood’s Sto've Oenter Track A1 Noske, centorflelder Roger playera who an omdouaty walt- round when he won the 1941 and Jerry Lucas attempt to block Bullets’ Wes un- and toe offensive tackles first spring m eeting o f 73 nights wiH A. underclossmen ahould help fill are both being counted on to Siam. Brian Job of Stanford broke toe 200-yard freestyle Manchester at RockvUle Talbot tfo) Fred OUha. m begin the season. When Masters golf tournament seld’s downcourt pass Sunday duringr NBA playoff. ew ao to mlncL run through M ay 24. was toe other douUe winner. meet record twice with a time Coventry — Spring Inlays at Imiwove this year. Now only two letterman re- we meet Platt, we*U be reedy,”, Barbara Shaw of Riverside of 1:89.84 in the preUms and Farmlngtmi Runnem are the forte of the turn to the 1972 edition on the commented Parks. set an American record of 61.60 1:89.66 in winning toe finals. South Windsor — Spring Re- sophomore group led by mUer Bif Red Machine. They are ^ fortunate, or possibly an un- In toe lOO-yard freestyle. Southern California set an lays at Farmington two-mUer Tim .senior John Wlggin and Junior fortunate situation, occurred on Lakers Score But Eight Points in Quarter Miss Atwood, who holds toe AAU record of 6:42.16 In toe Boh Blombetg. Manixshester schedule. Hi(S worid record in the women’s 800-yard freestyle relay. “S i ) " ^ > 3 - LK Last season the Indians com- Tribe plpys three games after NEW YORK (AP) Along with toe confidence, series. Hie Knicks lead that It was tense game for a “I don’t want to alibi,” said piled a 12-9 overall record and the CIAC deadline dates for poa- toe supposecUy stronger Lakers one, 3-2, after Sunday’s 106-82 made It to the semifinals at the aible games ooncernlng tourna- Was it Milwaukee’s good while. Then came the dis Sharman, "but toe lay^f did Gator Club oi New York defense or LosJUigeles’ in also lost the game in toe third triumph. astrous third quarter for toe hurt u s.” Northwestern CXJ. vs. Man- BVank Hawes wUl hurdle, long _ *’*®"****®* freshmen include CIAO Class LL Baseball Tour> ment quallfloations. period when they could only There was no NBA games ept offense that made the Lakers. Kareem Abdul Jabbar sred cheater C,C. at Nebo 10:80. jump, throw toe javelin and run " “ V*®* ®*®“*** ®**<* Ctais Coates nament only to lose to even- “We can’t move any gamoa score four field goals. Saturday and mme scheduled “Our defense caused a lot of 33 points to lead toe Milwaukee Dominates AAU Swimming ------anytl^ from 100 to 440 riirds. » ,tual winner Bast Haitfonl High, up,” Paika ramariMd, "so our lêrs score only eight The Lakers shot events. “ Vfo had a total o< 70 playan ^ _ _ Plays Tuesday Association playoff gaine? percentage shots. And this is unproductive third period. Threo ;senion bcsldsB Wlggin Goodrich, John Trapp and Jer Denver stunned Indiana 106-99 Goodrich, toe other half of toe RocheUe, N.Y., splashed its the second year in a row, Fe- aJOimifilAL (AP) — Mayor turns to defend his statûue P«>Wems are a out tor opening pra^ ^ berths with toe Doug Melody, former Bast what we knew we had to do in It was a good defense, says ry West each had a field goal. to tie toeir West Division semi usually reliable backcourt, way to top honors at toe three- lice set a new record of 0:48.6 Jew Drâu reêd a, con- m the discus and is fast im- *®“ ««« nnoir oir w wa oraare ODeratliiiroperating wltn a, Bmimra Catholic High standout and order to. execute a successful cept Thursday night for a 80,- proving in the shot StevVEloh. "ûad and lack of. field Indlans are AI Rodoois, Brian Milwaukee Coach L an y Ooe- Las Angeles’ ineffectiveness final series at 3-3. game plan." wound up with only eight day Connecticut Yankee AAU in the lOO-yard freestyle. The and“ Ande Pagani. last winter’s UConn basketball tello. It was inept offeifae, says helped toe Bucks outscore toe In Saturday's ABA games, ^seat pa^-covered sta. heat up ^ K *"®" freshmen and aopho. about tMs group,” Parks noted, ^ points. Chamberlain scored 10 Swim Meet held at Southern old rec<»7l was 0:49.2. “Our pitohon have been team, will be in action tomor BUI Sharman of Lee Angeles. home club Sl-8 and pull away Kentucky defeated New York “Milwaukee’s defense is al toum for this city when It is qirints while BUI Olenney wlU Depending on the “is thst Si of thorn a » soitoo- row night at Bast Catooilo when for toe Lakers. Ckmnecticut State CiUlege. The other Gator dub mem- host to the 1906 Bummer (Nym- handle toe mUe run. ^ Pafrlpts îo(dd imows. This is one of too largest thiyjvlng » "We maintained cur defenses from a 37-34 halftim e lead to 1O9-03 and cut the Nets' margin ways good," said West, the Ihe New RocheUe club cap- ber to win top Individual honors'’ an invitational Tournament toe entire game,” said Costello 68-42 at toe end o f three quar in that Etest Division sem ifinal great Laker guard who had one Al Smith’s jump shot with i A large contingent of lunion S!!*** *** WUllmantlo againsi in and they all look good, but It’s tured the top point totals as a was Bobby Hackett in toe 11-12- turiMUts of undorolassmen doubleheader la slated featuring after Milwaukee stopped Los ters. set to 3-2. Indiana topped Den of his ■worst g;ames -with 10 two minutes remaining helped ‘ V' An additional 20,000 seats wUl beheadedip by MU b T and E ;0 . Smith on different Inside pitching than It team for two age groups and yearold age group, j many yea n .” currant pro performers and col Angeles 98-72 Sunday in toe In Sunday’s other NBA play v er 91r72. points. “It was just a com Denver turn back an Indiana would be added for Olympio weU. Twice state indoor champ rv- TJ._ . tnnnt-mn at tho oUttido working off the rally led by Rick Mount as toe also had two individual winners Tops among the girls 16-17 lege senlon. opener of their . beat-of-seven off âmes, toe Boston Celtics Kentucky visits New York bination of toeir great defense ’ 4 events rae giant in the high jump he’U be out mound," the coach added. Rockets surprised toe favorites. in separate age groups in toe was Jane Swan of Woodbridge. which hfi^SS' to iSStotlS to? Melody will bo with Spiro’s Weetom Oonferenoe finals. beat toe Atlanta Hawks . 127-118 tonight in the continuation of and ca r being off. I don’t ever wlU have a tent-Uke to defend his outdoor title w<», ctmmtuL_i - . . . Dick Cobb as junior vanity against Steve’s and Tom’s at 7. remember being o ft as much as meet sponsored by toe New She bixUce her own record in M membrane strucitun that Mds last spring. He should be a ^ iaSSlT” * w “It was just a poor game for to ciqiture their Baetem Con toeir series. Byron B eck scored 24 points Haven TMCA. toe 200-yard individual medley down over toe exposed pisylng coach. Running book Warren Mulrey Wolff BaoMn meets toe Huaktee us,” said Sharman. "It waa toe ference semifinal series four, The Lakers had beaten toe I was today.” to lead Denver. M(xmt had 14 of tbe 1886 Fordhsm footbaU at 8:80. T op winner in toe bojra’ 10-17 with a tim e o f 2:19.M. H er old HAPPY COUPLE—Jack Nicklaus and his wife had reason to smile after he area. U designed to be us«l weU wlU also high hunUe ^ M. Q. Oomlng up from last year’s went paaaing and ahooting games to two. Hie Celtics will Bucks four times in five meet Sharman sajd that a five-day points, all in toe last quarter, JV a n baxti-talttbig Lyle team oerved aa' ths model for Prooeeds will enter a special game we've played aU eeasem- play toe Eastern finals against ings this year and were favored layoff after sweeping a playoff while Mel Daniels sred 26 age group was Chuuk FeUce of record set last year was 2:21.28. won the Masters match which carried with it a $25,000 prize. (AP photo) four seasons of the year. tripletrlnl* jump. Inmn noit-iFHarry Ooms__ _ leads _races In 197H, «C hto live good looking tint tbe original casting of toe HSto- Olympio Fund tor the Manchea We had no patience, no quick toe winner the New York to Mdn toe opener of toeir iriay- series from toe. C3Ucago Bulls points and had 23 rebounds for bass oandldato. Mark OdeU, an- man trapby- tor Tralnln|T School atMetos. ness imd we lost (joiifldence.” K n i c k s-Bfatlmore pullets off series at Los Angeles. hurt the Lakers. toe losers. —* ‘ ■ 'm,- ■ '■ ■ ■

PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCH ES^, CONN., - MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1972 M A N C H E S » ^ ? ^ I N G HERALD, MANCSfiSStER, CONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 - h

i .^1 ’’ BUGS BUNNT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

su es, PLEASE STEP THE RESULTS O F' YOU'VE GOT A SREATBR) IN HERE A AMNUTfcl^MINUTE! VOUR APTITUPE CAPACITY FOR M M 7W W RE6ew?CH SKPW5 THIS CITY 15 A CR055* Antwtr M Prrrioui Puiil*' TEST HAVE JUST THAN ANY EMPLOYE SE O ri^ OF AMERICA', THE MAN WHO y INS RI6HT Avi^, ) BEEN WE'VE EVER HAP! THE PRIMARY HERE VHLL WIN ^ Melville's Works CO-ORDINATEP' V-— THE PRESIPENCV.' PRtS, V V BOSSie, * »'6 I.U6r 4 Four (comb, get the job done ACBOSS 6 i i » ! PRE56 COTOîRENCE 1"---- Jacket” form) (1850) 5 Before (P 6 “---- Potter" 6 Doctrines (1855) 7 Detective fW O W ! 12 Horseman (cant) THEY SPEND 13 Lacedaemon 8 Hindu queen ZILLION* ian (var.) IN THE B ie 9 Esthete's . HaoHimcrndPhniibliHi 17 Hflp Wonfdl Femote 35 Help Wonted-Femolo 35 W H A T 15 Mountain M l H- CITIES ANP , ridge concern CLASSIFIED ADVBR'nSING DEPT. HOURS LEOAL Secretary — Manches ITS ALL LYIN BY TOMORROW NIGHT WELL^ [ IF S O M E 10 Japanese 32 Spanish place GRANTS Plumblngr Service — BAKERY CLERKS 18 “Treasure 49 »•---- Dick” 8:30 AJd. to 5:00 PJd. ter law firm has poelUcn avail HAPPY ADS R IG H T HERE HAVE 50 MANY POLITICAL N U T SUte" outcasts ■ province Free eaUmates, plus quality Full time openings. Must be SPEAKERS IN TOWN. THE W IN S 17 Juicy fruit . 11 Narrow road 34 Sicilian (1851) work. 648-6841. able. Applicant must have typ TEMPERATURE WILL GO 7 14 Scottish volcano 50 Winglike over 18 years of age. Ex ing and shorthand proficiency. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 18 Italian city negative parts COPY CLOSING TIBIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADITT. BERRY’S WORLB perience preferred but not UP 10 d e g r e e s ;^ 19 Bishopric 36 Melville’s PUniBINO AND Heating, new Legal experience preferred, 18 Elongated fish Tahitian talc 52 No longer new necessary. EbcceUent start NOW, REMEMBER— ALL WE I GU ESS THERE'S ONE MORE THING, 20 Imitate «lM PJH. DAT BBFOBB PUBUOA'nON construction, remodeing aitd but not required. Salary com 22 Numeral 21 El-----.Texas 38 Of Apostle 54 Eassayist nqMdrs. Free estimates. C!all ing rate with one of the best ASK IS THAT YOU NOTIFY US THAT FRED — IT'S A PERSONAL 23 “New” star Peter Lamb DeadUne for Satnidagr and Mondiiy Is Ai80 p.m. FrMiQr mensurate with qualificatims. IR APVANCE, IF VOU MOVE] W R A PS MATTER-BETWEEN LINDA 24 Conditions Al’s Plumbing Oorp. STB-OeSO. wage schedules in' the In yOU'RE FREE TO GO N( 27 Medicinal 24 Medical suffix 42 VagUe 55 Coagulated Call Mr. Karp, 649-6377, to ar IT UP/ AND MY PAL, CHOPPY/ I'LL mass dustry. Complete program range interview. NEED VOUR COOPERATION, plant 25 Swift 45 Christmas SAM WATSON Plumbing and 29 Russian city 26 Plumlike fruit song 56 Since (Scot.) PLEASE READ YOUR AO of fringe benefits. Apply: 33 “The Piazza 28 Not closed 47 Small 58 Everybody Heating. Bathroom remodel WOULD YOU like to earn mon sandpiper 59 Public vehicle Ctajadned OT "WmM Ads»> are taken over the phone as a ing' and rapaira. Free eatl- MOTT'S ey In your spare Ume? Why I ^ ^ H A T * ---- “ (1856) 30 Fruit part oonvwlenoe, Ibe adreitlaer shoold read Ids ad die FIBSr ALWAYS A 35 Furnish 31 Brink 48 Watering (coll.) mates. OoU 649-8808. SHOP-RITE not become a Sarah CToventry 37 Element akin DAT r r and b b p o r t b b b o b s m ^ POSSIBILITY- r~ > r r r r next tesertloa. Ite H nM Is reôoslble for onhr ONK In- SUPERBIARKET Jewelry demonstrator. You can V -/0 to another T“ 5“ T~ r $ r BOm Heating and Plumbing make your own hours and pay- 39 Tropical fruit 14i n corae^ m omnted taisei^ fot snjr sdvertlseii^ snd then — Prompt, courteoua aervice. 587 E. Middle Tpke., 40 British gun r r It only to » e extset .fa * m^ke |ood*’ Inaertlon. Birors which -Manchester, Coim. check. c a l l for more informa- 41 Within do not li ths mine of the ndrertlaement wlU not be CaU 648-1496. Uon, 646-8832, or 647-9859. . . . SoHMon* n r 14 eorreoted bgr Insertion. OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN (comb, form) CLERK-TYPIST — 60 plus typ- may iiovB tM t yott 43 Lair IT II 111 Mimneiy, ing, figure and phone work. A SALESWOMAN, Pilgrim Mills 44 Perform diversified pocltion. * Mature fabric department store Is a boppy chM 46 Moths 20 jsn 19 looking to r a mature woman, JIST PLAYIN' IT SAFE - VOU SET OUT THAT door ANP GO 48UttIe(Scot.) 643-2711 DrofSimAIng and experienced. F is .one you've mentioned. 0778. SHORT BIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice, 2- days, 743-6306 evenings. dow shades made to measure, working conditions and paid KATHLEEN If not It wUl be handled door hardt<9 , V8,, automaUc, aU slie Venetian blinds. Keys in the usual manner. 1970 B8A, 600 Firebird, excel GEORGE N. CONVERSE — ASSISTANT DIRECTOR benefits. Call Mr. Greenshlelds HAVE sou power steeri^ and brakes, made vdiUe you wait. Tape re M cC o n n e l l HAVE M3U MADE ANVBOPy lent running condition, $1,100. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Interior, exterior, painting, OF NURSES at 666-4856 after 6 p.m. for ap SLAVED AKV DR460NS LATElV ? LAU(5H LATIELV '? exceUent running condiUon, paper hanging. Free esti very clean. CaU 643-5465. CaU 648-7170. Mafav St., 64041331. mates. CaU after 8 p.m., 648- RN pointment. SUPPORT Lost and Fomd 1 1960 MERCURY Station wagon, COMPETITION Ctycle Acces- (CELLARS, attics and garages 2804. Happy Birthday ' * sories .for t(aU and motocroee b u l l d o z e r operators need \ J FUUND — Black and ten male alr-c<»dltloned. $1,200. Repos- cleaned, very reastmable rates Experience desired. ExceL DONNIE sesslon. The Savings Bank of riders. ’Tires studded, m Pine or wUl buy or take antiques or INSTOE-ouWde j^ U n g . S ^ lent opportimity In geriatrics ed. See School and Classes No. shepherd dog. OaU Dog Wai> Street, rear, Manchester. ^ cial rates for people over 65. Manchester, 646-1700. merchandise In trade. CaU 644- for self-starter. Opportunity 33. I Love You, den, 648-4006. Hours daily 6-9 p.m., Saturday 0209. (JaU my competitors, then caU me. Estimates given. 649-7868. for advancement. Join our SHORT ORDER cook, about 40 POUND — Shepherd-OoUle Firebird, ne^^ 10-5 p.m. friendly profesaional staff. Colleen LIGRT trucking, cellar and at hours per week. Experience male mongrel puppy, black, wwrk, $696. RepossMsion. ’The WALLPAPER hanging, done This salary position includes BY FRANK BAGINSKl Savliigi Bank of Manchester, 860, 1971, exceUent tics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, not necessary, will train. Ap PLAIN JANE Ik ^ tan and wtiita. OaU Dog War condltian, selling cheap. OaU professloiiaUy. Neat, clean health insurance, paid holi ply In persen only, Howard Happy 13th ^xf J— i \JtSi"' 646-1700. trees cut and removed. CaU den, 846-4566. ______568-6442. 648-8000. Job. No painting. CaU 848-2053 days, 2-weeks vacation, sick Johnson Restaurant, 394 ’Tol Anniversary P A S S I N G S ^ EVERYTINSE SH E UOC3------9 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., or after 7 p.m. YES, HE HAS , 90METI/ME3 .IN /W/ OPINION, A TWD-STOny DOS- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Meeting HaU), CMony Shops, clutches, one used 300 mUes„ terec e rooms, room additions.additions, ______•" WOngogW A# 522-9211. from AAonysuREie E A S Y L IF E . I THINK HOUSE ISA err pretentious . South Windsor, Cionn. 286-8851, two new Delco air shocks, TWO YOUNG married men wlU ° E & E new front shocks, 4-speed with do small repair Jobs and paint- MtMiens, add-a-levels, roofing, MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- A LUCKY DOS TO HE HA9 IT D ID Y O U KN O W T H A T I W ELL? IM VIAmNca t=OR 621-0041. siding, gowral repairs. ()uaU- ond, third. AU kinds. Realty HOUSEKEEPER - 6-day week EXPERIENCED painters BEOWNBDByA jyjTOO EAey. CAN RUB/MV eiOM ACH THE RUNOl LINE - Hurst shifter, 4 new tires, 3 also cellar cleaning and ty woriananshlp. Financing wanted, full-time, year ’round Cragars maf/s, 878 pool rear light trucking- Cau 846-3803, statewide. Credit rating uhnec- own transportation, 646-8135. Happy Birthday RICH/MAN UKE AND FATA/V HEAD available. Economy Builders, essary. Reasonable. Cantiden- work. Phone after 6 p.m., 649- A*R.ABeRNAIHy. AT THE 61AAAE T IM E? Penomrii end. Body needs paint hut has 646-8736. Inc., 648-6169, 872-0647, eve tlal, W k arrangements. Al- *TJLL or part-time, snack bM 9068. DAVID MICHAEL V no ru st interior near comple- — - -■■—-'-T '— :------n in g vln ^ d y J^S y. 627-7971.' attendant, minimum age 21.. ------Tl REDUCE safe and fast with Go- tion, 40,000 original mUes. $500 P U R n j a e a ^ O o m p a n y - Apply at Tallwood Country $2. HOURLY plus bonuses, for from Bese TaMets B-Vap "water or best offer. Must seU by rug, floor and window clean N.J. LATLAMME — Carpentry 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Caub, Route 86. Hebron. part-time servicing of Fuller Uncle Roger and r pills’’, Liggett RexaU, Man ing. cau for free estimates. We ford. Evenings, 238-6879. ______Brush customers. No experl- lAAJ^ chester Paxkade. AprU 36. 649-3U8. contractor. Additions, remod- Auntie Marci ^^ssay> honor Master Charge. CaU 847- ellng and repairs, 875-1642. MORTGAGBS — 1st, and 2nd WOMAN to do pleMant tele- ence or car necessary. CJall 9060. ’ phone work from home, part 643-0472. CDNNECrncUT and Federal ------r r i : ------m MASONRY — All types of mortgages — Interim financ income tax returns isrepared TniCkS — IfOCfOfi - 9 ing — expedient «uid con or full-time basis. Excellent . ------Happy Anniversary Lickin' trucMiig, odd Jobs, also stone, brick tireplaces, walls, hourly Income on commission Ui M l , - u « PU*-™. a moving large iqq>Uances. fidential service. J. D. Real PERSON for lawn and garden ■ ' ' concrete stepe, sidewalks. No basis. Write Box C, Manches JAN and W ALT S. ter 5 p.m. for appointment. 429-8188 after 5 Burning barrels deUvered. $4. Estate Assoc. 848-5129 work. Phone evenings 6409828. BY ROY CRANE Job too smaU. Free estimates. ter Herald. BUZZ SAWYER o ia c TAX returns and aU your book- p.m. 844-1776. Over 20 years experience. Af- 11-10 <3tVAU-l from keeplng chores done profes- CHEVROLBTT plck-up~hajL CARPENTER available eve- ter 6 p.m., 648-1870, 644-3975. Business Opportunity 28 Do 1 HAVE A NEW THAT YOUNG FELLOW IN THE THAT SO ? AW Y IT S SECRETARY Salesmen Wanted 36>A Roger and Marci CHAUFFEUR? WHY DO DRIVING YOUR CAR, 1 SUPERMARKET, APOLOGIES, AIL RIGHT mS: to® touck. Good running condl- nlngi and weeken^. No Job n b WTON H. SMITH A SONS - YOU ASK, MIARSMAl? MR. BUTTERCUP. 1 t HE UF DOESN'Tn U50K AT SIR. GUESS MARSHAL, RMaonable rates. Call «»• cam be seen at 248 too big «• too smaU. CaU Ste- Remodeling, repairing, addl- OONT TRUST HIM. FOOD-LOOKS AT THE IM APEA /THEBOymW CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Happy Birthday ______‘ Spruce St. MiBitcheeter. $160. phen Martin at 640-7296 after 2 rec rooms, porches and BEAT Insurance Co. Debit operation. DARTING HERE, CASH REGISTER. POEWT MISTAKE,A MY TRUST., ‘dream of a Job” a reality for GRAMMIE THERE. LOOK AT WOMEN- V O U R w ow A KBAL ONE WILL BEGIN. IT M A V B E t a x returns n in e wreckera;'1980-1070 mod- ' ------^ Starting annual salary up to GYW THBTIC 8408144. you. Interesting work, nice peo Love, LOOKS AT THEIR CAMOUFLAGED.. ^ by aiôtatment in different rises, and other UNU8BD o f unwanted cars re- INFLATION ple. Lucky you. $433 to start $10,000 plus commissions. Ebc- J E W E L R Y ,.. •NlflHTMARe“ OR PAINTBP Bobby, Jimmy, Wendy F oyle ig I S O V E R I W H IT E TO LEON dESZYNSKI buUder — then up and away. Call Edith. cellent training and benefits. I 'P SAY HE'S P R A S G E P Potential management op A THIEF. FOYLE B L E N D WITH Ask for Dave, 875-6859. new bomes custom buUt. Earn More as a 232-4651. and Peppie says OUT OF THE L. Burnett ______portunities. For confidential “S T U P V ' remodeling, * additions, rec Businessman Interview, call 6406226, 9 a.m.- me too! WHICH HAG incDMB t a x preparation. ,__ 4«__ rooms, garages, kitchens re AVCO PERSONNEL BEEN MOCkEP- JUNK cars removed, any con THREE-BAY COLONIAL 4 p.m. UP ING IPB dition. $10. Pbone 873-0488. modeled, bath tile, cemeitt 345 North Main St. A N INFLAT SS.”“ Mbbfe *-A work. Steps, dormers. Resi SERVICE STATION West Hartford Help Wanted - ABLE PLASTIC TWO Handymen want a vari dential or commercial. Cell , AVAILABLE IN Next to Lord A Taylor’s Male or Female 37 B U B B L E ------;— r 1980 COVBRED WAGON, 19’, ety at Jobe, by day or hour. _6404301.______MANCHESTER Help Wonted - B U IL D IN G AwtemoIMM For S alt 4 self-contained travel ^ e r . 3 7 THE MANCHESTER Evening N E A R T H E Yards, attics, cellars cleaiied. Male or Female LODGE! ----— - 12,396. PhMia 875-1481. I Lawns and gardener’s service. CARPENTRY and buUdlng - ^ , T OT HOUSEKEEPER, full - Ume, ___ Herald is seeking a retired 1987 CHEVROLET Impola, 8u------repairs, remodeUng, masonry, o UNOL a J resident or non-resident basis. linotype operator for part-time per ^povt, 827, four barrel, UTILITY trailer, encloeed rides CaU 648-5805. A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN concrete, cabinets, formica. Interview requested, write employment. Apply personally power steering, new tires. Ex- and Uft-Wp. OaU 648-0162 after i^fRRg; s r r v ic e (Soucler) No Job too smaU, OaU 6400778 P.O. Box 859, Rockville, Conn. OPENING to Albert CJervtnl, Ciomposing ARE YOU OKAY VOtTRE AWFUL LUCKY/. IT’S DINNY...AND HE'S IN. ceUent condition. White with 4. Trees cut, building lots clear eveninga. 568-3400 Room Foreman, The Herald. MR.OOP? / leuESSsa.. , THAiTS A FUETTY , / YEAH, I SOME KJNDA TROUBLE.' I red Interior. $895. CaU after 5 ed, trees topped. Got a t r e e ------WANTED —Uve-ln companion NUTHIN SEEMS GOOD DROP FROM / FOUND THAT COME ON/ PLAYMOR, 16' traUer, for elderiy lady. Own room, TBE BROKEN/ L UP THERE' V OUT.' I .... BY BULTON CANIFF p.m. or wericenda, 648-2673. t$w problem? WeU worth phone » __^ __ ■ Evenings and weekends ^ SOON REAL ESTATE sales associ STEVE CANYON sleeps 6, many extras. 648- caU, 742-8353. KOOlllig ** SKHIig u ' close to bus. Salary to be ates, must have license. Ex UNCIXiN OonUnental, 1867, fuU 7870. Mr. Monaghan, 247-2450 arranged. Call 643-9877, 648- ARTHUR TREACHER'S perienced preferred but will ' I,MIN6RMa ROAL, WISH TO DIO OUT SUCH PROBLEMS T BUT HE HAD NO ] power, alr-condltloned, leather SHARPENING Servlce-Saws, JOHN ^ E N ^ 7020. ______train, flexible hours. (Jail Mr. SAA4E FDOF, PLUS us for free estimate for that FISH & CHIPS U.S. INTEUI6BNCC. MUST NAVE BU06ED ] SEVEN O'CLOCK tatorter, extra rtouTaith snow STA RC^ m ^ ^ e . knives, axes, ^ e a r s , skates, Starkweather, 646-5363. AMNTWSRSTO WOR/CVINB WHAT/MAMA /VIARCO P O L O -> N ^ VU SATELt/Til ttia s. (W«U kept. $1,800. 648- flberglas, IS" a ro m a tic new roof you’ve been plan Schoolt and Ctaiira 33 WATTREISS and kitchen help, LEARN HOW WUl THE CANYON WILL THINK BSOWSE rotary blades.' Quick service. FULL-TIME OR PART-TTME TO TRANSFER HIS 9010MU evminn. evenings. ^ transmission, powdr steering. CapltM Equipment Co., 88 ning. Over 20 years service, fuU-time, from 6:30 a.m. to 8 f u l l t im e , experienced Real RED5 HAVE INFILTRATED MINSRWt KOAL K l/MPSRr urns PKom.sMi . power brakes, factory alr-ccn- 688-4048. p.m., or 2:30 p.m. to 11:80 No experience necessary. Apply . THE MDIAH AIR FORCE/^ SONATINft THE RECENT BACK TO HOME BASE.M Main St, Manchester. Hours BULLDOZER Estate sales associates needed 1907 FCXtp Thunderblrd, good dltionlng, completely self-con p.m. Apply In person, between in person. for long established realtor condltian. $1,200. Reposses tained. Very nice. 8408781. dally 7:805, Thursday, 7:80-9 b iDWBLL Home Improvement OPERATORS SatUl^y, 7:30-4. 04S-7958. Co. Expert Installation of alu 3:30-5 p.m. Top Hat Restau- multiple list agency. Call sion. Savings Bank of Ifan- NEEDED rant, 267 Broad St., Manches 401 Center Street Meyer Agency, Realtors, 640 chester, 846-1700. minum riding, gutters and Manchester, Conn. vfriHw-fiia- HANDYMAN—WlU do odd Jobs, trims. Roofing Installation and BIO MONEY CAREER ter. No phone calls please. 0609. free estimates, pointing, car BE READY FOR SPRING ___ _ 10 a.m.-l p.m. dally M-IO ' PONTIAC Tempest, 1966, au- Sorviea - Storage 10 repairs. 649-8495, .876-0109. DOtTTOR’S assistant, VemMi, (JOUNTER-HELP for fast food [I im ky NtA. !.<. TM. let m Fat QH. toibatto, tai^ radio, six month penter work. Reasonable Monday - Saturday rates. 848-7095. AL LAPLANTN-Bldlng, roofing, Rsridsnt school spoclaUring In part-time Reply In writing operation, 6 p.m. to 12 mid old tiros. Moving, CaU 2408289 OARAOE tor rent —Cooper HUI qualifications, age, ------:------night. five nights weekly. Re Street, car, boat, storage. No storm windows, awnings. Qual- complete Held training on back- stating LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN nights. LOOKING for someone to mow Ity workmanship, fu e estl- hoM . l o ^ r s , and dozers. ^ marital status, dependants, ESTABLISHED real estate of ply Box ”MM” Manchester repairing or motorcycles. $10. lawns and .do outdoor workT reason for desiring position, flee in need a top notch Herald. PONTIAC 1968 station wagon, 888-0057. mates. Fully Insured. 6408417, ^ pastime c ^ s . AUled 'tDU NEVER KMOW WHAT HOBBV N 'COmpest, 8 cylinder, auto- CaU 840-4788. ora Construction Training School, salary expected. Write Box T, salesman or woman. Must be Q LAMCe IS 60IM6T0 TAKE UP MBXT.',L ' l^rlngtleld. Mass. Call our Con- Manchester Herald. licensed and ready to go. Ehc- SCHOOL bus driver, Bolton, 2- 19 9 ! naiitlc, power steering, very cellent commission arrange 3:45 p.m. Call 6408400. 9:15 clean, exceUent condition, caU MatorcTdtt-BIcycIra 11 Houwhold ServIcM 13*A Sm^ .SECRETARY — RecepUonlat, ment. FUll-timer desired, but a.m. - 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. 648-1018. 1971 HONDA, gold, 175 cc, AMBITIOUS ebUege studentf, raanshlp. Reasonable prices. good typist, figure aptitude, wUl consider an experienced heavy phone experience. Pref LITTLB SPORTS BY ROUSON NEED CAR T Credit very bad? scrambler. Under 1,600 miles. experienced in ' lndoor-qutdo«r Free estimates. 6401800. , ______partrtlmer. It hours can be ar DON’T BUY ------Bankrupt, rqôososstonT Hon ExceUent condition. Call erably 'W ith famUy complete. ran g e. C!aU Mr. Werbner, Re pointing, lawn care, wtedow Wanfed-Female 35 Company paid benefits. Send altor, 643-1131. any type water heater est DouglaB aooepU lowest 1755. washing. OsU 648-0068 or 640 RENT doiwn, smaUest payment, any- Riralliig le, ments to box ’’P”, Manchester Water Heater company plan. Douglas Moton C M m ufys WASHING machine repairs, . make your own hours. Free Herald. _____ TAX 58o a week on HELCO lines Call 537-6878 ext, 601, days, RCA, Whlripool, Keninore, ROOFINO . SpeolaUslng^ re- training, small Investment, Prepared In Your Home 64$-0474 nights. Maytag. Reasonable rates. pairing roofe of aU kinds, n e ^ âU 64S-0S50 between 06 p.m. eXJUNTER Hostess— 7-11 a.m., Aoeunoy Ouarsntoed FREE • deUveiy, normal m*'.-' 1970 SXXtO llu sta n g . Oobor roofs, gutter work, chimneys, ------Monday through Friday, uni In Writing Installation, maintenance. Jet. 428. foup-speed. BxtP0 low FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur- Owner of Pike Coin Wseh snd JC 3 Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle oleaned snd repaired. 30 yea'ra form furnished. Apply In-per HENRY CASELLA PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC p » k J 3 i s In e x t e n t ccndltlcn. ance ooU the Crockett Agen- experience. Free estimates. WAITRESSEB — 21 or over. son, Dunkin Donuts, • 885 l^n- 6409055 6403825, after 0 p.m., ask for oy. Ask for Betty Turner, 840 Tuntptke, next to St snd BesBonable — 5608468 Shop. 848-4018, 8100789. <3aU Howley, 648-6881. CaU 8400781. ter St., Manchester. Bob.

,f.V PAGE NINETEEN PACB EIGHTEIEN MANCmESTElt J^yENING HBRALD/ MANCHtSTER, CONN;, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1972 MANCHEsifflR G e r a l d . MANGHjsStlEft. c o n n .. Mo n d a y , a p r i l lo , 1972 Wonfed - Red Eslofe 77 Wonted - Red Estate 77, Wonted - Red Estate 77 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW HY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE O n t of Town Houses For Soto 72 Houit» For Snfe 72 Hourat For Safe 72 Ho« m For Sate 72 Out of Town Out of Town UKB A good reason to list your For Rent For Rent 66 WARANOKE ROad — Prestl- MANCHESTER — Fotost HUls. ______For Sate 75 For Sate n SEL^G your hmne « a RE unbalanced, have Offered by the CENTRAL «igeT For prompt friendly s e r ^ home with us? OsU and we W mEM THEV nRSTMEt.THE THlMG THAT A n d k)ow iviAT ’nie^'RE m ister and gious neighborhood and this Immaculate bolonlal. 4 bed. TOLLAND MANCHESTBSt — Warehouse BOVtOK — South Ridge Park Oape on West Side . . . six ANDOVER — SparkUng spa- vice, call Louis Dlmock Real more buyers than listings. For wUl give you 8 good reasons. CLASSIFIED FLIPPED FRAKICIME^ FAMCV WAS Ms ' home is one of those that adds rooms, front -to • back living clous Raised Ranch. Circa and industrial space. 16,000 • Mwitments. Deluxe one-bed jwnns, IH baths, garage, beau A NATURAL DEUGHT ty, 649-9828. prompt, coiuleous, professlon- Char-Bon AgeAcy, 648-0688. 100,000 square toot units, to ihe surroundings — custom tiful comer lot. This is a "one room with fireplace,, formal JCxceUent 8 room Ranch 1972. Bight rooms, two baths, room. Carpeting, alr-ccndltion- PHILBRICK ol service, caU Evelyn Carl- gpgjjNO your propertyT We AND DON'T g iv e ME IHAT available Immediately. Heat ing, dUnnudier, lurlvatc basc- ised 4-bcdroom Qtyc in fhc owner” home, had the best of dining room, family kttchen with garage buUt-tes, slid flreldaec, two - ear garage. mid-forties. Drive by, we have QUIfiKi LITTLE S T U P lO .» L L V S M IL E OF ed and alrôndltloned. Freight m«it. Available immediately care. COose to everything. SeU- oomblnatiaa with buUt-lns, 2H ing doors. A beautiful pine Much more. On lovely 2 acres son, 648-0836. Northeast Real- n e e d listings, caU John H. Lap- ADVERTISING a sign out. T.J. Crockett, Real baths, mud room, 2-car ga NOTICE - SMILE - X . vouRsf rrb l ir e b e in g elevators. |1 to $1.60 per $160. J.D. Real Estate, 646- AGENCY ing for $28,400. treed lot In one of Tdlond’s with view. . Mid 40’s. Mary ty, 668-7907. P «» R o t o r s , 649-6261. A o o K e i r f square foot. 1-748-56M. 7081, 04»-08n. tor, 648-1077. rage. Asking only $48,000. Fre finest areas. Swimming and ^ Benoit, 742-8474, Sscluga Real OF,ORDER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MARRiep -TO IH E sinmc ®'"“'-t>®4n>om colonial within a chette ft Martin, Realtors, 647- ESTABUSHINO . FLOOD 8:30 AJL to 5:00 PJI. MONA LI9A' MANCHESTER — Three-bed qports a walk away. War ty, 7424680. 4,500 SQUARE feet, air-oondl- ROCKVILLB — Near center of 9968. more tetonnaticn call T o n y encroachment l in e s tloned manufacturing apace. town, m-room apartment room Ranch, flnplaoc, full VERNON — 8-bedroom Ranch WHLIMANTTC RIVER, ______Seven-room WasU at etS-WM. Price $29,- Paneled executive offices, with stove and rei^rlgerator. basement with rec room, car with 1% baths , fuU walk-out TOLLAND, WHJJNOTON COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADITT. port, wooded lot, near Paik- rec room . . . loa«M CMonlaL New kitoben, two 900 4:S0 VM. DAT BKTORB PDBUCATION watting room and receptloBiat. After 8 p.m ., 838-8187. basement, garage, patio, large AND ELLINGTON WE MMNrMN OUR LOWEST PRIDES ade. High 20s. Prindpala only. with buUt-ins, 4 bedrooms, fam- ^th extras. Great fhmUy home, baths, large rooms. Bndcsed OMdllne lor S»turd«y Mid Monday la 4:M p.m. Friday New modem building. Reason- Uy room, 2-ear garage, large lot with privacy in desired This __ is the__ Notice___ required__ by aUa. ca n Warren E. Howland, 643-0682. wooded lot. $48,900. T. J. CROCKETT AiunUnum l^- ..B&lW.. a ^ riding mwer ^ other a*;tion~47 of‘pubUcTct M RBALTOR -:^6».1677 garage. Hayes Agency, 64«- Day ln \ . . Day Out... Realtor. 64S-U06. RosUit Froperty Manchester E ie e ^ tacteded. .Mkteg m r the im . Sessten of the Conncc- TOUB OOOPEBATION WIIX. For Runt 67 b o w e r s s c h o o l C olon ia l------BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 900. a B. Govang Agency, 648- oeneral Assembly Inform- BE APPRECIATED MAIN STREET office, street DIAL 643-2711 SCARBOROUGH RD. 7 rooms, new kitchen with fam- MANCHESTER — Oape, very Realtors — MLS 96T4. tog you as an affected property I floor, near Manchester Hoqd- Uy room, 1% baths, waU-to-waU clean, 8 or 4 bedrooms, living NEW LISTING “ PRIVACY Seven-room tudor Colonial, Manchester Parkade, Itondi., OOVENERrY Lake — S-room own**' 0*o Commissioner of tal, approximately 800 square UNDBR THE PINES” carpeting. Immaculate condition, room- with fireplace, iWning 6-room Ranch, garage. family on PRE^RlPTIONS baths, fireplace, modem kit 64»«S08 wtetorised home, new furaabe, EnvlrMuneiital Protection 1m feet, all convenlencea. 640-9088. Alum inum siding, garage, out- room , Utohen, 1% baths, rec ro o m , fireplace, porch, {dostor ConHnued From PrecedftHi Page For rent — cottage on little chen, den, 2-car attached gar ^ new bath. Ideal tor summer established by Order, along the side fireplace cn large weU romn, quiet street. Only $27,- walls. ExceUent condition. Only COVENTRY - MANOE1B8TER — ProCeaaional Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine. age. Inspection a must tor this . . . rettUHng in meaningful landsiMtyed lot, $86,000. 900. Ekecbette ft Martin, Real- $39,900. Bvetyn Osriaon 648D836. quick s a le ll! ^ <*• *«>»«*• O.600. Hayes Agen- WnUmanttc River, to ToUand, office apace, all electric, new Sleepe 0. Modem conveniences. most desirable home and area. Only $11,900. _ ejojviqM WUltegton and BUtegton from Help Wonted - Boots & Accessories 46 Four rooms, tavings to you every dayl Mdfe or Female 37 *PkofiJeit5 building, convenient, Vemon- Private beach. $120 per week. Asking $82,000. r a is e d R iilC H - 8 rooms, 2 ______NORTHEAST REALTY enclosed porch, ...... _ ‘ , the ktonsfield and Coventry 14’ RUNABOUT with 88 h.p. KEN SHJNELL South Windaor, Route 86. 646- R.E. HaU, 644-2800 baths, finished on first flow with MANCHEbTSat 7-room ______568-7907______large wooded lot, gas hMt, ^ ^ . _ . - , _ Town Line to the dam sito -to No iqw and downs te year PiescripMon Bvlnrude with electric atarter. FRECHETTE & MARTIN lakcfront pclvUeges. Good- WoOtOri — R ool BstOfe 77 iBinngq«T and WUltegton, tines OVER 16? want to earn mon ^PEWdSOMS, 7830. fireplace. unite- home, cxocUnit condition, 4 MANCHESTER — 7-room Co- oasts — no “discoanto” today, “Begnlar ey? No experience neceasary. Banner line ti}t trailer and ex- Realtors 647-9908 chUd-Bartlett, Realtors, 648- mrv «.„• iw»n« immMiil b®yond whldi to the direction of inloea” tomorrow! traa. |600. Chn be aeen at 444 PROFESSIONAl, office, four- Wbitod To Rout 68 lah^ with beMtiful bediooms, convenient location, kxdaL 1% baths, e-™«iy room, Phone 643-M72. tfitmieusiPN- OWNER says seU this lovely 0- car garage. Large lot. $98,900. newer Utohen, dty utilities, carpeting, fireplace, slum!- wr, »i»». «. ’"•r*”.' 'Sn5“ s No “ reduced wparMN’—vo “ tompotwy m iliard St., 64S-068S. nxmu, excellent location, ex WANTED — House to rent, by "ALLDIMPieS. cellent decor all facilities, $170 room L shape Ranch, wall-to^ HORSE LOVERS — T-nxmi Agency, num siding, metietdoue ocsidU ‘______^______pay you a fair price for it. Mr. ^croachm ent riiaU *>* ) redactions” oa Prescrtpttoos to lure young couple with no children oustom cn! Sliuotiont Wanted - ^ x n e r u SBOQuemNKUBff mimthly. 540-1680, 640-8540. wall caipetlng, 2 baths, huge Raised Ranch. 8 years Uancos, VA baths, full pri wooded lot, in residential sec pletely renovated. Each side hearth flrqpiOM, b ea u ^ cue- price of $41,900. Frechette ft tea prestige «e a tor only $96,- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. Your attention te directed to I private basement, heat includ 0018. 0809. the fact that Section 47 cf Pub- vate basement. $200 per ed, $220 per month. Paul W. tion. May 1st. - October 1st. consists of 4 bedrooms. Hi tom coun^ Utohen, 2-car ga- Martin, Realtors, 647-9998. 900. CUl COrl at the BclflorC ------' ...... MATURE WOMAN desires full your potatoes, direct from CLEAN comfortable furnished baths, living room, dining Uc Act 872 of the IS7I Sesslan the potato warehouse, comer rooms, air-conditioned, TV. month. Paul W. Dotigan, Real Dougan, Realtor, 648-4080. Stove and refrigerator and taiAIJ.. family desires private rage. $42,900. _ ------—— ^------Agency, 647-1418. TOLLAND — 9-room Colonial. TRY US AND SBB or part-time work. Ebccellent room, den, kitchen, rec 'roCm. Bald Bsfde Census of the Connecticut Oeneral As- of Buckland Rd. and Tolland maid service, weekly rates. tor, 648-4580. Bome furniture available. Chil house. Reasonable. Refer MANCHESTER — tt’s here, clrea 1890, 9.1 acres with bom s typUt - dictaphone experience. AVAILABLE NOW, nice 6^ dren accepted, $360 monthly ences available. Phone 640- Too many features to mention. $22,909—Five-room Cape. Cosy five-room home with expanda- FRANK SPILECKI has listed a and______chicken coops,______18x24 alrove AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — John semUy states any penen. ag- i 646-0786. T^ke., Buckland. As low as $1 ^nnectl^t Motel ^ t. M off DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart- room Duplex, baths, o n c r plus utlUtles. Iicase. rtuxie 4009. Call on this one. Only $49,000. Uvteg room with raised hearth ble walk-up attic, garage and brand new Raised Ranch with ground pool ~ cMtindly located Texas Parks and WUd- grieved by any ORDER of the for 60 pounds. 046-8248. Route 1-86, Manchester, Conn. ment, wail-to-wall carpeting, fireplace, garage, good location. WILL care for child days,. full Phone 643-1050. car garage, no pets, $200 per 048-9147. Frechette ft Martin, Reatton, dteteg room. New Utchen with 7-rooms end a two-car garoC*> term $66,0(10. T. J. Crockett. Department non-game Wol- Commissioner as to the location rPROnpiONSl complete appliances, 2 alr- mMith. Security, 048-0237. 647-9093. Ideal starter home. custom catenets and pantry, centrally located for only $86,- Realtor 878-63T9. oRtot, jUans to count the bold of any such line may appeal or part-time. Please call 640- condltloners, full basement, Lmd For Scie 71 ------^------eagles and <*q>reys left to from such ORDER to the Court 1484 before 5 p.m. Household Goods * 51 ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, FOUR-ROOM Randi, two-car JUMBO Steed Colonial and lot fuU walk-out basement. $24,- 000. CsU Frank at the Belflore washer-dryer hook;up vanity NEW three-room ayrtment, garage, full basemeitt, flre- MANCHESTER — Executive COVENTRY — Cktyo, 6 . rooms, Texas. of Ctoaunon Pleas within thirty | gentleman. Shower-bath, free- 41 ACRBIS of land for sale, Ideal offering charm and spacious 900. $1,600 down, $210 monthly. Agency,° 647-1D8. invO WHITE cribs and firm paildng. ravate entrance. Ap type bath, glass sliding doors, large bedroom wlth twin jriace, knotty pine, impUances, transferred. Price reduced, principal, interest, taxes and ------]ûs one unfinished. Alumi- He wiU have' some hrip. He âys of the giving of such No- mattresMs, excellmit condi onto patio. $220 per month. closets, eat-in kitchen with ^>- worktaig adults. 648-3880. for building, 3 miles from must sell! Immaculate U ft R ness.' Ten rooms, 2% baths, buUt Garrisan. num sidteg, gas beat, splc and has maUed 900 letters and ques- SHuotloiis Wonted > ply 196 Spruce Street, Man-, UOonn. Call 742-6300 after 4 insurance. 288-4016, Holland O A Ô ^'H tion. $40 a set. Infant dressing Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. pUancea, large UVing room, ______Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2H baths, modem Uteben with buUt-tes. Colonial, dcsirahle location, 8 span. 60x200’ lot Lake i«lv- tionares to field peracnnel and 39 Chester. p.m. Two large enclosed porches, 2- and Ruhlander Real Estate Dan W. Lufkin, | table. $0. Needs r^placemeitt 643-2602. wall-to-wall carpet, ahades, — ------— ------llvliig room with fireplace, for Agency, 2671 Main Street bedrooms, formal dteteg lieges.' $18,000. Maqr Benoit 6,000 to conservation organ- Commissioner AT THE PARKADE » WEST MIDDU TFKE. air - condlUmier, basement O l l f Or TOWII mal dining room, family room, cor garage. We don’t acU *««»• Mtchan with 7424474, Sscluga Realty, 742- teatiens such as the National 8 1972 TOUNO responsible man de pchd. CaR after 4 p.m ., 1-429- PRIVATE 2H room apartment, COVENTRY — OH acres wood- Glastonbury, 06TB. storage, parking, heat and hot p or ROEt kitchen with cdl built-ins. New bullt-ins,WaaltA -----jOsvaeOelA double MAVAVt oven, dlvtltoflOklB finished raesmA8680. Audubon A w« WlraniÂirSociety. * ^ sires outside yard work. Avail Apartments - Flats - patio, swimming pool, all ap 66 ed, possible pond site. $7,000. TEN ROOK contemporary you, we help you buy. able afternoons and Saturdays. water' Included,, good location. owner-agent, 742-8030, 742-0384. wall-to-wall carpeting, laun Ranch______with______S-room_____ studio__ apart rec room, 2 flreplaecs, brecsc- FORMICA table, four chairs. Tenements 63 pliances and utilities Included. $170 per month, security de- VERNON-Rockvllle — 4Vi-room dry, aluminum siding, Zllonce8, room apartment, second floor, STiNOQRAPHfR ing your p r o p e l ? " Call IHl NEOCHI-Alco sewing ma- carpeting, air-conditioned, pri rage. Nice barn, horae stalls, s bedrooms, tom. room, gree available. 872-8727. chine. Unclaimed lay-away, MANCHES’FER — Gracious liv heat and hot water Included, 18 BWSBU- BTBBET TODAYl one acre. Hutchins Agency, garage. ^ vate patio, business couple, children accepted, $130 month- never used, originaUy $149.60 6494760. ing is this large 2-bedroom BusIfiCSS LoCirtionS MANOHESTEB, CONN. Realtors, 649-6884. $88,600—10-room COLONIAL), M now $60.80. Buttonhides, mono apartment with flreplaced liv- Rent 64 ly^ Call Peterman, 640-9404. PM T er '*■' BadWteni, reor room. Ing room, central location. In- ______Locoi OffiftO' MANCHESTER 8-room older garage. Articles For Sole 45 grams, hems, sews on buttons, PLEIASANT 8-room apartment, ANDOVER — ‘ 6-room apart etc. Guaranteed. 022-0476 deal convenient suburban location, eludes everything. $216 per CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at FUU.-THK Good Benoflti PHILBRICK Ociontal te excUlent ccndlticn, |89,900-e-rxxxn RANCH. 8 bed- FROM waU-to-wBll, no soil at ment, $100. No utilities, no 4 bedrooms, garage, treed lot rooms, with 8-room in er. appliances, basement, like pri month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- 648-1077 for office space. All pets, security deposit. 742-6100, am, cn caipets cleaned wUh vate home. Working adults. tor, 648-4680. shapes and sixes and prices. Betired person to soil Low asking price cf $81,900. law suite. P 643-1406. Wrilt Bhie Lustre. Rent electric AUTOMATIC washer and dry 648-2880. New and old. Let ue know your ____ appUancM ind teievisioas. AGENCY Frodietto ft Martin Realtors, Hourly rate ptoe oommleeinn. dmmpooer $1. The Sherwln- or, very good condition, $100 MANCHEiSTER —Spacious one- demands, we wUl do every- ROCKVILLE — 0 rooms, siqM- Box A 64T-0808. MERRrrr a g e n c y WUUams Co. for both. R^rigerator, lOVj^ SHC-R(X)M duplex, heat, hot bedroom apartment. Includes RBIALTORS 648-1180 thing for you except make the ances, $180 monthly plus utUl- i^ply in person. Manchester i REALTORS MANCHESTER — 7 - ifoom cubic feet, like new, make of- water. No appliances. One appUances, carpets and heat, payments. ties. 872-0309. fer. CaU 649-0884, 648-7170. ebUd. No pets. Security. $200. $170. per month. Paul W. Evening Herald Ranch, modem Utchen, 1^ 9x12 WALL tent, good ccxidi- 648-0917. Dougan, Realtor, 648-4530. CX}MMERC1AL place for lease ROCKVILLE — Three rooms, baths, aluminum aiding, high MANCHESTER tlon, $60. CaU 648-0162 after 4. 20b. Owner, 648-4266. rooms, 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, or sale, 461 Main St., next to furnished, utiUUes Included, HABTF(«D BOAD 646-4200 aluminum sidteg, now fUi^ Wearing Apparel - IMMEDIATE occupancy new 8- NEWER 2-bedroom apartment, post office. ExceUent business $87 weekly. Large yard. Three FACTORY building coming 57 bedroom Duplexes, aUsepa- first ffloor, includes heat, ap- MANGHE8TEB MANCHESTER — Duplex, 64, nace, trees. Hutchins Agency down, 100 used fluorescent locaUon with buUdlng. CStU rooms, $110 plus utUltles. 872- modem Utchen, buUt-te stove, Realtors, 6494824. rate utiUties, basements, pllances and carpets. $200 per 646-2426, 9-0. 0360. ¥f00DUIID Ught fixtures, 4’, two bulbs, $0 xWO PAIRS women’s spike driveways, 1^ baths, $220 month. Paul W. Dougan, Re- MANCHBaTBOt — Hartford refrigerator, excellent condi each aeU any amount. Ideal tion. $88,900. Hutclites Agency, ICANCHESTER — 6 - room heel shoes, size 7 medium. monthly, security and lease, alter, 648-4085. Rd„ four-family, three rooms Bouse, H i baths, large Utoh- for garages, workshops, ware Phone 048-6770. Frechette ft Martin, 647-0993. each, fair ocndltion Lot ap- R colton , 0494824. houses, factories, recessed _____ AVAILAM ^ May 1st, four- latetao* ------— cn. Immediate occupancy, bus MANCHBeTER - 7-room ^ e r une. city utUlUes. Only $22,- ceUlngs and offices. Ebctra MANCHESTEiR — Newer one- room duplex apartment, first mUTMEfiTS ta busteeps business sene m . ask- ^ ^ 8464181. bulbs, 3 for $1. Also factory Wonted - To Boy 58 bedroom aq)artment. Ranch floor. Heat, appUances, own teg price $60,000. Charics Les andcu... jmop fixtures. CaU us, we II “TT *yP®' private entrance. In- garage, basement, large back BE YOUR OW N BOSS lUning room, half bath off gen- HOMESTEAD ST. perance, 649-7880. =^lSre;.,T b;S;^*and WE HAVE «U may have w ^ you ne^. ANTmuEB’, ooua, nature, appUances. yard. Security d^;neit no OTW W. MHMHJD TPKE. tlque clothing. Jewelry, clocks, BfANCHBfrrm $48,000 toU bath Ity. garasw, ^ e d 160’ Gremmo ft Sons Sales, 819 “ $160 per month. Paul W. Dou- pots. Adults preferred. $166. MANCHESTIEB Wolvarton vidua! attention. Chtod ^ d- East Middle Tpke., Manches glassware, howehold contents, gan, Realtor, 648-4036. 649-1928. Learn How Today SPRING BEAUTY lo t Only $26,000. any amount. Antiques and Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. Bartlett Realtors, 609-1744, ter, 649-9908. 1, 2 and- 8-bedroom luxury Seven Mg rooms including 648-7887, 648-2096, 7424766. Things, 048-2004, 407 Main St., WB HAVE cuBtomers waiting 680 CENTER — Deluxe 4H-room apartments. Features wall-to- a first floor family room, SCREENED loam, gravel, Manchester. for the rental cf your apart duplex, IH baths, aU appli MEN AND WOMEN can secure their future wall carpeting, vanity tile $19,400, MAN(3HE8TBR, 2 bed air condiOontog throughout room Ranch, ceramic tUcgB — — processed gravel and fill. ment or home. JJD. Real Es ances, fuUy carpeted, air-con with an IPSA mail route rixht in their owiil| baths, bultt-in oven, range, 2 full baths, 2 oar garage George H. Griffing, Inc. 742- WANTED — antique furniture, tate Associates, Inc., 648-0120. ditioners, heat and hot water, dishwasher, refrigerator and bath, waU-to-waU carpet, ga- | E ^ S o k o 73 glass, pewter, oU palntlnga o r neighborhood. ft wall to wtUl shag carpet rage, covered patio, trees. ______------7886. storage and parking. On bus disposal, electric heat, 2 air- ing throughout makca this other antique items. Any quan- MANCHESTER AREA—4-room line, convenient to shopping. JOIN thousands of people in our system oper” conditioners, glass rildlng Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. ANDOVER — OvoriooUng lake, used as one to aec. F or on appoint* ALUMINUM sheets tity. The Harrisons, 648-8709, apartmmt which Includes EU^ht-apartment unit. Charles doors, all large rooms. Fun '------— $2400. Coventry — $$400. Ver- prtetteg plates. .(X>9 thick, 2Sx ating out of 65 offices in 82 states serving over basement storage area, am mCnt call Tony WasU at MANCHESTER ~ Vemon Line 160 Oakland Street. heat, hot 'water, carpeting, ap- PontlceUl, 649-9044, Raymond 200 cities. noa-BoIton Lake, $4,200. Ver 36” , 28 cents each or 5 for $1. ple parking. Starting at $170. 6494606. — Gorgeous T-room Raised non • Mfin"**»**e*’ line, $6,600. WANTED — Small electric egg idiances, laundry, stoqê, PonUcelU, 646-0800. #WVII 918-2711. parking, for $180 monthly. 640- PART OR FULL-TIME. VILLAGER . J Handy to riioaping, aotxxilB, Ranch with a toraial Uvteg Tolland — $4,000. Hayes Agen ____ IncubaUx'. CaU 649-8606 after 4 DELUXE one-bedroom apart bus and religious faoUttlea.' room and dteteg room. Gener GET THE best in paint remov- p.m. 2871, 646-0882. Model apartment o )^ tor . . B & W . i cy, 6404181. ment, wall-to-waU carpeting ElARNINGS on a part-time basis could eventu- y APARTMENTS ^ ously caMneted U tc^ with ers! Save money, time and la- ,______SEVEN • ROOM Duplex, . aUy be beyond your present full-time income. inspection 12-6 Saturday and The teUlt-te oven range, diabwarii- bor with KO-7 or Wet Strip b y ------throughout, complete appU Immediate Occupancy j f Simday, other times Ity ap- baths, deep yard, $180. A'vaU- ances, vanity bath. CentraUy BAiRROlWS and WiULiACB Co, ^ and di^xieaL Three bed* b -ZONE lot on 00 Woodland S t \ Stairies. E. A. Johnson Co., MANY OPPORTUNITIES for advancement in potntment.' RoOOIS WtHraoT Boord 59 able May 1st. Inquire lo located. $170. monthly. R. D. Raaltors — MLS rooms (one Ung slse), two oau 648*6048 after 6 p.m. Paul’s Paint ft WaUpaper, —______Church St., 640-4679. our eipanding national postal systenn. 0-Room Tawnhouses, 1% Bam by Manchester Parkade, Manoh., fuU baths. Lower level has ------1—---- ———------; ----- r- A g a s h e a t Murdock, 648-2692. Hebron Wood Products, He- FURNMraD room for rent, ______tiled baths, complete G.B. 6iO4606. > kitchen, waU-to-waU car-1 beautiful tomUy room with SOUTH WINDSOR liv e ly bran. for gentleman, parking, near MANCHESTER Royal Arms TWO-ROOM apartment, heat. INVESTMENT Required. Call Now. fl—mtaee half-bath and laun* level acre-plus wooded home- bus line, aU conveniences. 649- peting, private basement, U R R Housing Coq^ 2-bedroom townhouse apart hot water, stove, refrigerator. b r a n d n e w GMontel, VA S *lS n ,^ U ca r garage, rite. $6,900. Other, f^to.800. HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 6M4. washer-dryer hookup. ments. FuUy equiiT>ed kitchen, 068-0638. Rentals by baths, central. Large lo t Mr. High 80s. WMverton Agency, Q’DonncU Agency, 875*8647, Btu, comidete, $00. cenveo- IH baths, carpeting, private 6464700 Robert D. SpUeoU, Belflore Agency, 647- tors. BuUMn bath tubs, lava- THOMPSON House—^ t - Realtors, 649-2818.______' — Five acres. patio with barbecue, con NEIWEIR 4-room Duplex, Charles Murdook : 1418. tories, cabinet sinks, alumi toge St., centraUy located, j{OCKLEDQB — Neat 8-bed- approximately 8 aerra buri* co n ve rsio n plan venient locaUon, chUdren wel baths, full basement with Lesperance > Realtor 048-2092 num combination doors, 04S- large, pleasantly furnished room CWonlal, 1% baths, Are- ness n lone, 260* frontage, rooms, parking. CaU 649-2806 come, $210. 644-1010. D. J. hook-upe, carpet in kitchen 649-7620 ' 848-9001 ' FOREST enrJJ* area — central 2466 evenings, 048-1442. Henry Co. and living room, good area, Independent Po$tal System alr-coBdlUcoteg, custom built place, carpeting, formal dto* WMverton Agency, Realtors, for overnight and permanent s $200 monthly, CaU 644-8896 or 10-room CMcnisl, aluminum tag room, garage, patio with 649-2818. TWO DOG houses, one large, guest rates. NEWER 2-bedroom apartment, one medium. Reasonable. CaU 648-2282. S s / w v s / w sidteg, flreplaoc, paneled fam awning, weU ahmbbod double ' LADIES ONLY—Nicely fl»^ rent Includes storage, parking. of Ameriea ily room plus finished rec lot, $84,900. Quick salq. 646* 876-4179. heat, het 'water and laundry MANCHEISTER—4 rooms, first Out off Town nlshed room for rent, com room with buUt-te bar, waU-to- 0792. w itK install- n o w - p a y - in- munity Mtcheh an d ' bath, all faculties, .adults preferred, floor, parking, no pets, securl- wall wool oarpetteg, eelf-clean For Sate 75 $170. CaU 649-1021 after 8. ty. AvaUable May 1st. 068-1881. MANCHESTER . — Raised utlllUes included. Located on PRINTING ing oven. Many other extras. $36,000 ______Bools & Aceesseiiat 46 bus line and near stores- Call Owner, 648-7604 after 6. Banob, 7 rooma, 2V4 baths, two SOUm WINDSOR BUSINESS EXPANSION fireplaces, beautiful recreation 1800 VINTAGE EJVINRUDE outboard motors, M« 888. MANCHESTER — i^ iou s 7* room, two-car garage, patio, 7 room Cotonial with a po Holsclaw and J^roraft aBNTLBMAN - central, prl- room home, aluminum riding, trees. Hutchins Agency, 649* tential tor reotoration. It . MM M M A r ■■ m " D. J. HENRY CO. We Are Looking for People SECOND SHIFT trailers, sales - service. Com- 'vate home, room next to ritow- new roof, flret * floor family 6824. cornea with a one room O c t o b e r convenience . idete service department, guest house and a barn. AU er, parking and tdephone prlv- Invites You to attend a Seminar room. dixiMe garage. Only ___ itiful boating suppUes, accessories, To Work In Our m,90O. Hayes A g^y. 646* MANCHESTER _ Bcrati of this is on over an acre cf Ueges. 649-0801 after 8. TWO COLOR PRESSMAN ge 7-rccm e Woolscy paints. Gcrlch’s Ma 0181. Forest HUls, large 7*rocrii exe South RUrrisor farmland. And your satisfaction is guaranteed. If you are rine Service, 1082 Tolland LARGE furnished room for at the PoduBk WII RutaHrait 80” Pren — Experience Necessary cutive, tartok Ranch,' VA For an appointment, call Convert to gas heat between April 1, and Sep Tpke., Buckland, 648-2808. < male only, parking, $16. week SOUTH WINDSOR COMPOSITION _ CHIEF 15 OPERATORS $26,900 — LARGE 8 * bedroom baths, dream Utohen ■with Tbny Woril at 6404806. tember 30,1972 on CNG’s convenient rental plan. not completely satisfied with gas heat at the end ly. CaU 040D22S after 0. ADYANTAOES OF GROUP INVESTING IN Experience Neoearary Ih Color ft CSoie Register Ranch, flreiSaoe, aluminum buUt-ins, large maintenance 18’ THOMPSON, 70 top. Evln- siding, garage, large wooded free famUy room, toads M And make no rental payments until October 1. No of the first full year, CNG will refund every cent rude, Tec-Nee traUer, aU I960. ROOM, on bus line, television REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT MULTILITH OPERATORS lot. RUtMtins Agency Realtors, piiirft carpeting thrwighout. ..B&W.. BHtU canvas, many extras, availabtc. Pariting. Private Experience Necessary 6404824. ______tor complete list of extras. The equipment to buy. No charge for installation. All you paid in rental. Mint conditifsi. Asking $1,700. bome, tong term only. Phone R . Harmon Agency, 646*7900. and WAIIACE Co. • Designed for tka smoE or terga tavattor ★ FRIDEN OPERATOR OFFSET STRIPPER HENRY ST. —ExceUent 6 rm sn ______If you live on a CNG gas line, call your gas .n ea fflfc______o4o-4 « l ...... Experience In Ootor Work Necessary Realtors — MUB you pay now is for the gas you use. And remember, • Intome and Growtli it COMPOSITOR (must bo expoiteneod) home, Uvteg room with Are* iiian oHBSTBR — Nortiifleld Manchester Paikade, Ksneh., heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) PLATEMAKER plaoe, formal dteteg room Green, 6 * bedroom Condo* 6404806 you can save a tot of money with gas heat We ' 8.00 Experience Necessary modern Utohen, 1^ baths, 2 minium, four baths (two fuU, or New Britain (224-9157). Ask about the CNG #ToxSlieHei« PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS-.- oar garage. Marten B. Robert two half), flnished rec room, SOUTH WINDSOR — Owner can prove It! The switch to gas heat is easy. Takes PAID VACATION — FULL BENEFITS. CUTTER son. RwUor. 8484068. aU Utohen appUancea, tuUy tranoferred. Immaculate three only a few hours. Your present furnace or boiler low monthly rental plan. Convert now, pay later JUNK CAR PfM CVA;!. • Retirement Experience lii Cutting FInMi Work Am Well As Btook ca rp . t'C d,. ahMxxidltloned, bedroom ranch; buUt-tea; 1 ^ HIGHLAND Street — Owners storms and screens. Nine baths; family room with sUd- and save with gas heat. inmnunniniBniBEaiiBiî. want action on this 6-room Co is used. Only a small conversion unit is Installed. # CeEege Education APPLY IN PERSON TO; months Md. 646-7910. ing d oon to Ob’ X 20’ patio; ga I*!'*'*! benefit program that Includes a lonial with 1% ^ths and garage; Low 80e. Prinolpato od* non-oontrib. pension plan. \ # Con Musi Be TouraUe #RulM Your Eulote ALIEET CERVINI rage. Good lot, good neighbor- pjMArjTLATE Cotonial — 7Vi ly. CaU 644-1887 after 6 p.m. N APPLY nr PEB80N OK CAU. hood. T.J. Orookett. RcaltiHr, m one of Manchester's weekdaya or any time weeto # Offer Ends April 19.1972 Tuesday, April 11th at 7:80 P.M. •48-1101 648-1677. 4 ______finer aiees. VA beths, formal ends tor n^Mintment .Wiring room, don, 8 bedroomsi C jfe CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS (XIRPORATION MANOHESTBR — l 4 oUng for urge lot, 8-oar garage. $«,000. OTVENTOY ^ T>ro ootta^, PARKER STREET USED AUTO FARTS For information and reservations (udl ALUED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. bedroomsT This home has 6 ®Suppliers of Nature’s Clean Fuel 079 MEDDLE TURNPIKE W. gall R. Zimmer, J. D. Beal lake * privileges. Both for only 649-3391 644-1517 • 13 BISSBLL ST. MANCHESTER with 8 toU ceramic batha. Low $16,000. June Good, 648*1667. Serving the Greater Hartford and New Britain areas MANCHESTER, OONNi price of $28,600. Flano Agen Estate Aosooiatea, Ino., 1962. Pas6k Realtoce. 260*7476. cy, 6464677.

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MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1072 Pa g e t w e n t y manrl;^Bt?r lEoi^ntng l|m ld HU Lordship The Weather (Tlear topight with Iowa 35 to Vi$it$ Coventry 40. Tomorrow mostly sunny; high near 60. Outlook for Thurs This Special Offer Ends Midnight, iwirsday, aprh. n, \m Page 8 day — cloudy, cooler, rain likely. |i; Manche»ter-—A City of Village Charm N o w ... $1QOO.CX) a month VOL. XCI, NO. 163 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1972 (Claaaifled Advertising on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS / tax-free extra cash Allies Flee Camp when you go to the hospital! Under Heavy Fire SAIGON (AP) — South Viet other 442 North Vietnamese Eight U.S. destroyers and the namese forces abandoned a troops in 10 battles along the cruiser Oklahoma City, the 7th AT LAST, HERE IS A PLAN THAT ACTUALLY PAYS YOU: ■ extra cash up to $60,000.00 ■ extra cash for as second district town north of approaches to Quang Tri and Saigon Monday, but the Saigon Hue, which are said to be key Fleet’s flagship, bombarded government claimed more than objectives of 'the CJonununlsts’ enemy positions 10 to 18 miles long as 60 months ■ extra cash direct to you ■ protection continues to age 65 when Medicare takes over 500 enemy troops killed on the 13-day-old offensive. One fight north of Quang Tri. The 7th northern front below the demili fleet said two tanks were de ■ extra cash to use any way you want to ■ extra cash in addition to any other insurance! tarized zone and an entire tank stroyed. battalion destroyed there by A battalion of several hun U.S. B52 bombers. Victories dred U.S. troops from the 196th Delayed field reports said Infantry Brigade was moved to Act Now -- GET FIRST MONTH'S PROTECTION FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY! that several hundred rangers In North day from the Da Nang area to and their families were evac Phu Bal, eight miles south of uated by helicopter from the Hue, to strengthen U.S. secur Send No Money! Available to age 64> Join NOW —This Introductory Offer lasts onlyÔmore days. town of Bo Due because of was within a half mile of ity forces already there. Al heavy enemy pressure and Quang Tri. which Is 19 miles though the 196th is one of the shelling attacks. below the DMZ and nine miles two U.S. ground combat units NO W . . . you and your family can join this Bo Due is 80 miles north of below the government’s north left in Vietnam, Informed Union Fidelity's Low Monthly Rates How Can We Offer ernmost defense line. Hue is 36 Tax-Free Extra Cash Plan with no red tape, no All This Protection For So Little? Saigon and about 15 miles miles southeast of Quang Tri. sources said the role of the Im ith questions to answer, no medical examina northeast of Loc Ninh, which troops was not to help out the UNION FIDELITY ENROLLS A LARGE NUMBER the North Vietnamese captured Ten South Vietnamese troops South Vietnamese but to aug- tion, without having to see a salesman and You get cash in addition S1000.00-A-MONTH TAX-FREE OF were kUled and 84 wounded, the PEOPLE AT ONE TIME . ... direct by mail. This highly last week. Bo Due is deep in Saigon command said. (See Page Nine) without any qualifications whatsoever. But you to any other insurance! EXTRA CASH PLAN efficient “mass enrollment’’ eliniinates salesmen and other largely abandoned rubber plan must mail your Application Form no later than costly overhead - cutting our costs to the bone. Also, by tation country, and its main Midnight, Thwediqr, A pril 20, 1972. haying benefits for sickness begin immediately after the military function was to moni Better Safe Than Sorry Age at Husband-Wife Plan tor enemy infiltration across Enrollment Individual Plan (Age of younger Spouse) third day in the hospital, we can avoid the small one, two and three day claims which run up our operating costs. the Cambodian border five Here's Why You Need This TAX-FREE The tremendous jump in hospital costs has forced 1 6 -3 9 ...... only$ 7.25 only $12.69 Mooin’ Light miles away. Benefits for accident are, of course, payable from the very )8TeId reports said the pullout EXTRA CASH Plan in Addition millions who already have hospitalization to dig into 40-49 ...... onlyS 9.00 only $15.75 first day. to Ordinary Hospitalindion savings or go into debt. In fact, very few people 50-64 ...... only $11.00 only $19.25 Grazing cattle on Pequot Trail in North Stonington enjoy a moon the moon and the cows having been shot separately with 600mm was orderly and the rangers Quake Deaths took their four 106mm how have enough savings or income to cover the TOTAL Ail-Family Plan lit pasture on warm spring evening. This photo is a composite, lens last week, then overlay^. (AP photo) MEDICAL COSTS RISING DRASTICALLY! cost of being sick or injured. Here's What Your Plan Covers itzers with them. ' How long could you stay in the hospital without By adding only $3.50 to the Husband-Wife Plan, you pro The Tax-Free Extra Cash Plan covers you for EVERY There were conflicting re 300 tect all unmarried children under 19 plus all future child THING but the following minimum necessary exclusions: ports about North Vietnamese r~i— r n — i— worrying about the pile-up of daily expenses? Who troop movements In the border HOSPITAL CHARGES ARE MO VIN will pay for the expenses of costly X-rays, doctor ren after they are one month old; You may also have hospitalization caused by mental disorders; acts of war; or Region north of Saigon. An maternity coverage by adding only $2.14 to the Husband- care provided in a federal government hospital. Under the Nearing 5,000 — UPWARDMORE RAPIDLY TP AN bills, drugs and medicines? And how about the Two-School Junior High System Approved American general said the ene CONSUMER PRICES expenses at home — rent, food, telephone and Wife Plan or All-Faniily Plan—whichever applies to you. Husband-Wife Plan or All-Family Plan, EVEN MATER my forces Uiqt swept down 1 others that just go on and on? With expenses like If you are widovyed or divorced, you may protect your NITY BENEFITS ARE PROVIDED if you so desire. Even Highway 13 had been badly bat TEHRAN (AP)—The death toll in the earthqualte in these, could you avoid having your savings wiped children by adding only $3.50 to your individual rate. sicknesses you have previously had, or have right now, will By JOHN A. JOHNSTON M. Philip Susag to adojit, in and $1,430,000; Bennet mainte Barnard Buildings and the East Commenting that existing tered and were on the run back Southern Iran headed for the 5,000 marie today, the rn Side Rec. Ind ex V957 -59 = KK).0) out and your family life upset? be covered after the policy is in force for only 2 years, for (Herald Reporter) principle, a Uiree-school Junior nance renovations, $600,(XX), no secondary space is inadequate to Cambodia. But other field re Pars News Agency of Iran reported. 240 / ALSO AVAILABLE people under 63. If you’re 63, we will cover you for By a 7-1 vote, the Board ot high system. The estimated to state refund; Bennet capital Under the defeated three- ports said the North Vietnam It said that 963 people were ------Wouldn’t it be comforting to know these pro tal cost of the proposal, which school system proposal, the to accommodate future pro blems could be solved by your Tax-Free Extra Cash pre-existing conditions after just one year. SducaUon last night approved improvement renovations, $1,- ese were moving reinforce killed in the town of Qeer and ^ . f a two-school Junior high aya- calls for a new 760-student, gross, stê reimbursements, grams, Dr. Donald J. Hennigan, that some 4,000A /wt others 7 lost z. zi_their f peals for blood donors were is- Plan - the plan that gives you $1000.00 a month - $500.00-A-M0NTH TAX-FREE Benefits for accident are payable from the very first $077,38, $968,690, and $968,690. ments into South Vietnam. tean and moved to request the 100,000-square foot school; an and net town cost figures would superintendent of schools, rec The Communists also in lives in 44 ether villag’es level- * IN CASH — tax-free. 'day the policy is in force. Benefits for sjekness are paid The largest items in the Ben EXTRA CASH PLAN Board of Directors to refer it to aUemate auditorium of 6,200 net capital improvement reno- be as follows: Third Junior high, ommended that the electorate tensified their shelling attack In ed by the quake ^ quake hit about 560 miles immediately after the third day in the hospital when the the Town Building (Committee square feet; land purchase and $4,455,400, $1,659,390, $2,896,010; The Geophysics Institute at Tehran in an impover- Age at Husband-Wife Plan be given three choices on a ref the central highlands after a policy has been in force for only 30 days. We will pay you for review and submission to renovations to Bennet, is $5,- Bennet maintenance renova week’s lull, hitting a series of Shlraz University reported 20,000 In- Enrollment Individual Plan (Age of younger Spouse) 783,780. erendum vote: Two-school sys 180 for the following diseases: tuberculosis, gall bladder the voters on a referendum. tions, $500,000, no state refimd; tem, three-school system, and government bases. In the worst more than 1,000 tremors had hit habitants. The area is In- an Bennet capital improvement HOSI’ ITA L DAIL>C 16-39 ...... only $3.63 only $ 6.35 disorders, diabetes, cancer, heart or circulatory disease or Ute estimated total cost for Hie estimated net town cost, Plan Okayed rejection of both. attack, rockets slammed into the Quake region since the first earthquake belt and most of the T A X -F R E E E X T R A CASH Gives 40-49 ...... only $4.50 only $ 7.88 disturbance, hernia, sickness resulting in surgery^ or an addition to lUing and reno after a state refund of $1,673,- renovations, $597,380, $298,660, South Vietnamese troops bunch devastating shock Monday. homes are made of mud 160 (;h a RGES In the discussion mat preced Peace of Mind and Security 50-64 ...... only $5.50 only $ 9.63 disease of the generative organs, when the loss occura after vations to Bennet is $4,677,880. 880, would be $3,810,200. In 7-1 Vote $298,660; and BUng capital Im- ed the votes on both plans, ed together at the Kontum ’’But there is nothing left to ^•’êks. Figures for both plans do not provement renovations, $231,- olr field awaiting trans be ruined," a spokesman said. Gen. Mohammed Fazeli, Benefits for the $500.00-A-MONTH PLAN the policy has been in force for only 6 months: It U estimated that the net cost •asmmmmttmmmmm $ii6,80o, $ii6,ooo. Susag argued for iqiproaching Union Fidelity created this low-cost Tax-Free Extra to the town would be $2,918,690. Include architectural, engineer the building program, first, portation; field reports said 23 It will be a number of days heading the relief and rescue Cash Plan to help cover your UNCOVERED expenses are half of the $1000.00-A-MONTH PLAN State reimbursement for the ing, and contingency fees. vations are $480,000 for oonver- A further breakdown of the of the troops were killed and before the final toll is known, operation from Tehran, said 231 ALL 1FEW Sion of the SchooT St. Annex to grand total, state payment, and from the philosophical angle, of while hospitalized . . . to put EXTRA CASH in your hand All-Fam ily Plan A Nationally Respected Company lUlng addition and Bennet caj>- The following Is a breakdown what Is best for education. He mere than a score wounded. relief officials said. seriously injured persons were for bills from the doctor, the surgeon, the nurse, the drug t$al improvements is put at $1,- of the estimated, groas cost, an industrial art, and net. coat of a third Juniqr high is aaU that in thg, planqing stages Delayed reports said the tank Newsmen in Shiraz said the rescued around Qeer, flown to By adding only $1.75 to the Hdsband-Wife Plan, you When you join the Unioi) Fidelity Family, you join hun state refund and net town cost sic buU4iag; ^'0it(kolx)'Ai^7adr f^^ $4 iîon, relief work locked like a “full- hospitals In Shiraz, 105 miles to gist or anyone else who provides service and treatment protect all unmarried children under 19 plus all future 7BM90. fbr the pnîosed Southwest Ju battalion was wiped out Sunday 100 ___ 1___ you need and want. You may even have enough left over dreds of thousands of secure Americans who know they - Kaiber. by a 6-2 Vbbe, the figures for the two-school plan: coanootor and a 30,000-squara. $L4-iaUH<«, $2.6 million; alter- in one of the most successful scale war operation.’’ Hellcop- the northwest, childrert after they are one month old. You may also have nior High School a year ago, ters and planes were flying all 1960 1962 1964 1966 1968 1970 to help REPLACE any income you lose because of your can bank on Tax-Free Extra Cash. Readers of countless board turned down a motion by lUing addition to bring the foot new gym and audlhnium nate auditorium, $200,000, $70,- the professimial staff -ttlttcated B52 strikes of the war. Tlie re Newsmen reported from Shi- maternity coverage by adding only $1.07. Widowed or school up to a 1,100-student en- bullding in the quadrangle 000, $130,000; land purchase ports said waves ot the giant day dropping food, blankets Government statistics indicate your present coverage may confinement. publications ~ including Reader s Digest, The Wall Street ^ . raz that at least another 600 divorced parents may protect their children by adding roUmeht, $2,200,000, $770,000, bounded by the EYanklln and price, $256,400, $89,390) $166,010. (See Page Elgbt) Stratofortresses destroyed 27 and medical supplies to strick- persons were rescued in Qeer be inadequate to meet today's rising costs. That's why Journal and TV Guide — have found immehsc satisfaction $1.75 to the individual rate. in receivii^ Tax-Free Extra Cash Benefits from Union tanks and three artillery pieces en areas. and the nearby town of Kaze- you can't afford to be without this low-cost, high-benefits Doctors and medical units NOTE: When you fill in the Application Form, please be Fidelity Life Insurance Company, an old line legal reserve and killed 100 North Vietnam Tax-Free Extra Cash Plan. Special Offer Expires Midnight were being flown In. Public ap- (See Page Five) sure to check which plan you want, $1000.00-A- company and a member of the Union Fidelity Insurance Tolland ese. ‘Source: United States Department of Labor of Date Shown On Coupon Below! Month or $500.(M)-A-Month. Secondary explosions went off Protection continuM until cgi 6S, when Modicarc te k« over. Group which is licensed in all 50 states, Washington, DC., for 30 minutes, the reports said. To introduce you to this remarkable new Tax-Free Extra Available through age 63. Puerto Rico and Canada. Union Fidelity is recommended Must Use School Board Handed Show-Cause Writ The taiget area was five Cash Plan — Form 1-525 — we make this unusual offer Renewable to age 65. by Best s and Dunne’s, the,two leading rating authorities miles northwest of Dong Ha with a 30-Day Guarantee. Jtust fill in the Application in the insurance industry. By OliENN OAMBER Education) within available memorandum on class size Is tract was not signed until Jan and seven miles below the N O T E : The regular Monthly Premium shown here (for your age New List (Herald Reporter) G>ngressman Indicted $1000.00 a month Form on this page and mail it before Midnight of the at time of enrollment) will never increase because you pass from funds and classroom faculties. ” sued. When it became obvious uary. DMZ. Tile reports said South tax-free cash I A Hartford County Superior that once again this ' require Vietnamese trfflclals confirmed Expiration Date. Your policy will go into force on the one age bracket to the next. It won't even change because of JOIN NOW - "TOMORROW" MAY BE TOO Hay contends that a grievance On this stance of Hay’s, Hen WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. coconspirators of evading taxes ToUand’s 1972-73 mUl rate will (Jourt writ was served last night ment would be ignored, the the destruction. ms ini MSH very same day we receive your payment for the first frequent claims or the amount of money you collect. It can LATE! YOU MUST ACT NOW! The expiration be based on the revaluated on this matter riled B>b. 17 with on Dr. Donald Hennigan, super MEA filed a grievance accord nigan said, "Tliat’s his inter Nearly 60 more B62 strikes Cornelius E. Gallagher, on an additional $326,000. to a maximum of month’s coverage. change only if there is a general rate adjustment — up or down — grand Uat of $48,730,880 subject pretation. This Is the first time $60,000.00 for a date shown below can't be extended, if your intendent of schools, and all nine Dr. Hennigan was not answered ing to the established policy." were flown today across South D-N.J., was charged -.vith The seven-count indictment When you receive your policy, take your time to on all policies of this type in your state. Covered members, when to adjustments by the Board of members of the Board of Edu Hay claims the teachers a grievance has been filed on hospital stay lasting they reach age 19, may obtain their own policy, regardless of their application is mailed later, it can't be accepted. within 10 days as provided in Vietnam and the big bombers evading more than $100,000 In was returned today by a feder 60 monthsi examine it carefully. It’s written in plain language with Tax Review. cation, ordering them to a show- “have no choice" and that "ef this Issue to my reccdlectlon. dropped about 1,800 tons of ex msyiiusii health, at the fate then in effect for their age group. What's more TIM E IS PRECIOUS! Get your Application Form The State Tax Department cause hearing on why two pro the contract. He further main "We both (administration and income taxes, perjury and con al grand Jury Friday in U.S. NO FINE PRINT. Show it to any trusted advisor-your forts” to get the Board of Edu plosives on North Vietnamese they receive full credit for continuous coverage. in the mail... today! has turned down the tax review tains that a letter on the matter Money mailed direct doctor, your lawyer, your clergyman. In fact, show it to visions of the contract with the cation to abide by the contract teachers) agreed we had to troop concentrations threat spiracy by a federal grrand District Court in Newark and board's request to freeze the Manchester Education Associa sent to Dr. Hennig;an March 14. have "proven futile.” to you - not to the your own insurance man .. . even though he probably by the MEA's attorney, Donald sit down, and talk about it two ening the provincial capitals of jury, the Justice Department was unsealed. doctor or hospitall grand list at its current rate of tion should not be enforced, f Hay says that in the past the years ago,” Hennigan contin Quang Tri and Hue In the announced today. PITS TW tlSH works for another insurance company^ If he is a personal Union Fidelity Life is licensed by the State of CONNECTICUT $28,015,475 for a one year period Deneen, has not been answered. During the years 1960 to 1967, friend, he wants what is best for you. So you can believe The issue, according to class size memorandum issue ued, "but there didn’t seem to northernmost provinces, Kon Gallagher, a seven-term con to allow for the correction of P’resident Lee Hay, revolves Commenting on the charges has not come to a head because be any great pressure." tum City In the central high the indictment charged. Galla him when he tells you there is no better value available. The Union Fidelity today, Dr. Hennigan admitted gressman from Bayonne. N.J., gher hid his income by pur in addition to hos “inequities” which the bocu'd around a section of the teacher the teachers' contract would ex "If this were a, hairy Issue lands and An Loc north of Sai that the grievance was filed was accused of evading taxes chasing bonds under fictitious pitalization and Even then, if you’re not completely satisfied, you may vesat-fii 'O NO SALESMAN WILL CALL Insurance Group claimed were included in many contract which Hay says calls pire before steps could be tak then the MEA should have gon. on more than $186,000 of per m Workmen's Com return the policy within 30 days. However, if you decide sections of the revaluated grand for a “philosophical statement" Feb. 17 and was not answered. worked with us and we would The South Vietnamese com names purchases which totaled ms m J.V licen.sed in all en. He says the issue has been sonal income over a two-year pensation! list. on class size from the Board of Hennigan added, however, more than S495,0(X> for himself to continue this worthwhile protection, you may do so at 50 States, raised this late in the school have resolved it a long time mand claimed that Infantry, ar period. He was also charged these low rates: Hie state deciaion was con Education; and another provis "We have always in the past year because the teacher's con ago," Hennigan. claimed. tillery and air strikes killed an with assisting two unindlcted UNION FIDELITY Washington, D.C., firmed last nig^t by first Se ion In the grievance procedure approached the grievances in (See Page Five) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY lectman Erwin Stoetzner. wtiich Hay says has been ignor what I call good faith." He said Puerto Rico and Tlie Board of Tax Review will ed in this matter. If something were overiooked, 15 Important Questions Answered 1515 LOCUST STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 Canada be given until April 22 to come Hay became president of the he would receive a telephone call asking for a meeting. He That tell you how Union Fidelity's $1000.00-a-Month Tax-Free Cash Plan gives up with decisions regarding the MEA In the middle of this 250 complaints it has received school year after Donald Brooks said, he received no calls on you the protection you need—at amazingly low cost! THIS SPECIAl OFFER EXPIRES MIDNI8HT TH U R S B A Y , APRH. M l ijlM regarding the revaluation sta resigned. this matter. "This to me repre Oscars to French Connection, Hackman, Fonda The section on class size reads sents a different approach by tistics. If necessary the board HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "The movie academy presentations J. How much will this policy pay me when I go to the 8. Do I need a medical examination or a statement from mv Do not delay. Fill out -- and mail Application Form today (regiirdless of the plan you choose) can obtain an extension until “An administrative memoran the MBA." The emotional peak for a Lemmon handed him a Chap- hospital? doctor? ' French Oonnection," a slam- went to Ben Johnson and Clorts finery-spangled audience of 2,- You will be paid at the rate of $1000.00 a month ($33.34 to: Union Fidelity Life insurance Company, Dept MM, 1515 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 April 30, Stoetzner added. dum outlining maximum class Hennigan said he answered Hnesque cane and bowler, the Definitely not. Just fill in the Application Form and send size, teaching periods, and per bang modern thriller about Leachman of* ‘ Tlie Last Picture 900 in the Music Center I»avi- per day). Under the' Individual Plan, you will receive It off today. Althou)^ the timing is admit-' Deneen’s letter yesterday after hat falling off his head as pupil load for each academic New York police chasing nar Show.” llon came with the appearance $1000.00 a month for yourself. Under the Husband-Wife tedly tight, the revised grand noon. “ A letter was sent,” he cotics smugglers, has aron the Johnson played the pool hall- Plan or All-Family Plan, you will also receive cash when 9. Can you drop me? list will be available to the and non-academic area shall be said, “but apparently too late." of white-haired Charlie Chaplin Oiaplln did a comic gesture covered family members go to the hospital: $1000.00 a Check which Plan you wish tc have □{UNO.OO II MOIITII □SSOO.IQ-ll-Mlinil issued, which memorandum Oscar race with five Academy movie house-cafe proprietor to receive an honorary Oscar with it. The comedian's wife No. Your policy is Guaranteed Renewable to 65, when Board of Finance in time for Hay maintains, “For three awards Including best picture and central citizen of a small, month for you, $750.00 a month for your wife, and Medicare takes over. We will not cancel or refuse to renew m w M shall be a guide for future years the teachers have been and a standing, roaring ova Oona and stars of the show $500.00 a month for each child. Maternity benefits for your policy as long as you make your premium payments (See Page Eight) achievement by the Boaril (of of the year. dusty Texas town. Miss Leach tion. gathered around him as the or your wife are $750.Q0 a month. trying to have an administrative Hie star of the film, Gene man portrayed the sex-starved, X on time. You, of course, can drop your policy on any “Words are so futile, so chestra played a Chaplin song, renewal date. 101-054 OFFICIAL APPLICATION FORM Hackman, won the best actor unfaithful wife of the high feeble," he said In a halting, * “Smile.” 2. When do my cash benefits start? 525( 1000/ 500) award. William )?riedkin, the school footbsill coach. (Variable Data - Policy Title, Form Series, Benefit Amount) shallow voice aft^r acknowledg Academy President Daniel Benefits start from the day you enter the hospital for 10. Can you raise my rates? MR. film’s director, received the Named the best foreign-lan ing the long ovation with accident and immediately after the 3rd day for hospital You cannofbc singled out for a rate increase. Your rates best director Oscar, Taradash had introduced the guage film was Vittorio De waves, smiles, thrown kisses longtime self-exile from Holly ization as a result of sicknesf What’s more, you’ll con can only change if there is a general rate adjustment-up N a m e (Please Print) m im / ______Jane Fonda won the gold- Sica's "The Garden of the Finzl and slight bows. tinue receiving Tax-Free Extra Cash for as long as 60 fuU or down-on all policies of this type in your entire state. First Middle Initial plated statuette for best actress Oontinis," a story a rich wood to receive, .six days short Quades Plead Guilty "I can only say think you for of his 83rd birthday, the award months - as much as $60,000.00. ADDRESS. the classy, cynical call girl Jewish family in wartime Italy. the honor of imdting me here. 11. Now tell me - what's the catch? What doesn't my plan Street or R.D. for “the incalculable effect he cover? of "Mute." Isaac Hayes won the best You’re wonderful, sweet CITY____ Honors for supporting players song award for his "Tlieme has had in making motion pic- 3. When does this policy become effective? There is no "catch". As stated in this advertisement, your .STATE, people." It will go into force on the very same day we receive your plan covers you for everything except certain minimum In Monday night's 44th annual from Shaft.” Master of ceremonies Jack (See Page Eight) payment for the first month’s coverage. necessary exclusions. In fact, even conditions you already DATE OF BIRTH. -AGE. In Surprise Hearing -SEX Male □ Female □ have will be covered after your policy has been in force Month bay Year for only two years, if you’re under 63. Policyholders who In a InirpriM and unsched Donald Caldwell. Me also plead alio for coverage for the membwi of my femlly listed below: (DO NOT repeat name that appears above) and two counts of Indecent aa- . are 63 are covered for pre-existing conditions when their apply ed guilty to practicing psychol 4 Why do I need your Extra Cash Plan in addition to my policy IS just one year old. uled iîpesztoce this morning In sault. other insurance? NAME (PleaM Print) RELATIONSHIP SEX Tolland County Superior Court, ogy without a license. Caldwell Mrs. Quade also pleaded guil Chances are your present hospital insurance won’t cover AGE said the practice was for com ty to practicing psychology all your hospital and medical expenses. Even if it did,.you 12. Can other members of my family take advantage of this Dr. Albert Quade and his wife. pensation and involved Instruc special offer? without a license and one count will still need extra cash to cover all your household ex Mary Dean Quade jdeaded guilty tions concerning sexual relation of indecent assault Involving penses. Your whole family is welcome to jdin. Just add their ships with the defendant and names to the Application Form when you send it in. to chargee of Indecent aseault treatment of a patient. others. The state nolled seven counts 5. How may I use my Tax-Free Extra Cash? and practicing peychology with out a Ucenae. The state noUed five other against Mrs. Quade. They in Spend it any way you wish-for hospital and doctor bills, ^ 13. How ^ n you offer all this protection at such low cost? 5. cluded indiecent exposure, two rent, food, household expenses or anything else. You &causo by enrolling a large number of people at the same Tliey withdrew previoue pleas alone decide how to use the money. counts of indecent assault, risk time our underwriting, processing and policy issue costs Please check here if you want Maternity Benefits:D of Innocent to a variety of can be kept at a miijimum. These savings, of course, are charges brought in connection BULLETIN of Injury to children, two addi passed on to you. Do you carry other insurance in this Ckimpany? NoD tional counts of practice of psy 6. What other advantages are there of/oining this Plan now? with the operation of an alleged WASHINOTON, Pa. (AP)— chology without a license, and By joining now you do not need to complete a complicated (If “yes” please list policy numbers) ly lUegal marriage counseling application — just the brief form in the lower right-hand 14. How does the 30-Day Guarantee work? Annette GiUy, accused of the adultery. Will this insurance replace any existing ituurance? NoD service at their home on Cod Yablonekl family aiaylnga, A pre-sentence investigation corner of thb page. Alto, during this offer, there are no Examine your policy carefully in the privacy of your Fish Rd. in Stom. t i i other gualincations - no "waivers" or restrictive endorse home. If for any reason you are not.completely satisfied, .1 hereby apply to Union Fidelity Life Insurance Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 I pleaded guilty today to three and medical examination for ments can be put on your policy. return it within 30 days. Meanwhile, you will be pro understand the policy is not in force until actually iMuecl and paid for. The case has been continued counts of murder and one both were ordered and the tected while making your decision, for cne reason or another since count of conspiracy In ex tentative date of May 2 chgsen the cases were first scheduled 7. Witt I be paid If I am in the hospital for leu than a full If for any reason I am not completely satisfied with the new protection I may return my Poliev change for a promise by the for sentencing. IBoth were repre tnontnf 15. How do I loin? for cancellation within thirty (.1()) days and my payment will be promptly refunded. for a court appearance In Jan prosecution that it would nyt sented by Atty. CSiarles 8. Tar- Of couiae you will. You will receive cash at the rdte of Fill in the brief Application Form (be sure to sign your uary, 1971. sMk the death penalty. pinlan of Mansfield. ^ name and pick the plan you want) and mail it before the SIGNATURE ___ Dr. ()uade pleaded guilty to Both are free —on $10,(XX) $33.34 per day from the flrtt day for accident and after expiration date, to: Union Fidelity Life, Dept. MM, 1515 S03A bign-Do not prior — D A TE I- the third day for sickneM. 4/20/72 two counts of indecent asMUlt, bonds. The maximum sentence Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19102. speclftoally the use of indecent counts against Quade including for each count of Indecent as sexual acts used In treating two seduction of a minor female, sault Is 10 years and six months women patients in 1969 and 1970, rape, practicing medicine with for each coimt of practicing (AP photo) according to State's Attorney out a 'certificate Of reglstratton, psychology without a license. e 1972 Union PIdality Lift Inturanct Company Ogcar winners pose with Awards. Fi’om left, Phillip D’Antoni, producer; Gene Hackman, Jane Fonda, and William Friedman, director. uiA B25W72A2-CT