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h ' s A. ■ , A PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT A THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970 1 ' ATgrasTe Dally Net PrsM f ilnttrlrrjEitpr lEnrnttus HrrtiUi - - 1 For The Week Ended The Weather Aprfl 11, 1676 r \ Ttie Women’s Fellowahip of The I>emocraUc Women's Club About Town Center OongTegn.tional Church of Manchester wlU conduct a Variable cloudlnesa' through w)U have Its annual meeting: and bake and plant sale Saturday f Saturday. Low tonight^In 40a. Loyal Clrole of Klngis Daugh- InstaUation of officers tonlg:Ht at starting at 10 a.m. at Clifford’s 1 5 , 9 4 8 High tomorrow about ‘70. Sun­ tsra SrHl meet Monday , at 7:40 a potfuck at 6:80 in Woodruff Men's Shop on Main St. day’# outlook —Bunny, warmer. Happy MOTHER’S Day f Manchetter— A City of Village Charm l ! p.m. In the Fellowship Room of Hall of the church. ----- Canter Oongregatlonal Church. ----- SunsefCntib wlU meet toraor- VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 186 Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth MUl- Concordia Lutheran Chxirch row at 1:90 p.m. at the Senior (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 doon and Mira. Mary Thrall. will observe Ascension Day to- Citizens Center. Members are >- (daEwifled AdvertUIng on ftege t4) PRICE t e n c e n t s ----- night with a Hthis tm a good ----- of Rainbow Girls, will conduct a Community Baptist When Roger Roach, our A. G. Frozen Food Manager worked up this week’s P rotests budgt,’’ oommentad Mayor Ifombers of Cub Scout Pack car wash Saturday from 8:30 to Church wiM meet tonight at 7:30 Nathan AgoetlnelU a tter the U of WaddeU School will meet 1, In the drive-ln lot of the Hart- U»e church youth building. frozen food features for our 100 Associated Grocers food stores, he selected Mancheater Board of Direc­ Sslturday at 8:30 a.m. at the ford National! Bank, 595 Main ------only top name brands and he cut the price way, way down. Can you buy Swan­ tors cudoptod the 1670-71 oomer of Forest and Main Sts. St. • son’s TV Chicken Dinners for less than 2 for $1.00, Coffee Rich for less than budget. For a budget break­ tor Manchester CSean Up Day. ----- Mini Tour Set 21c or these Sara Lee Coffee Cakes for under 59c? down see Page 8. Needs 46.85-Mill Tax ______The Guild of Our Lady of St. Close 227 Schools ~ Bartholomew will install officers At Athen,eiini By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at a communion supper Tues­ By SOL R. COHEN day starting with M a^ at.7 p.m. A mini tour of the Wadsworth The Rev. Don Evans of Cardiff, Wales, paints ^m e 227 colleges and universities were closed today (Herald Reporter) scenes of nature during religious services. He will SWANSON’S SHURFINE SARA LEE lu ^*1® '''*“ ®hing protest against the war in Indochina and OKBANIUM8 at St. Bartholomew’s Atheneum and lundheon in the 'HOU Reservations close tomorrow be the evangelist at a Calvary Church crusade Sun­ RASPBERRY the fatal shMting of four students at Kent State Uni­ The Manchester Board of Directors last night adopt­ BEDDINO PLANTS Atheneum dining room next ed a $14,980,827 budget and a 46.86 mill tax rate for VKOBTABLE PLANTS and may be made with Mrs. day until May 22. Converted to Christianity while LEMONADE BLUEBERRY versity. Strikes and demonstrations curtailed classes at Robert Kenniff or Mrs. Ray­ Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 serving a prison term, the Rev. Mr. Evans conducts CHICKEN ^ or MAPLE CRUNCH hundreds of others. ------i> fi ‘A u ' the 1970-71 General Fund— up $751,382 and 1,95. mills Open Daily tUl Dark mond Karpe. p.m. Is being planned by the preaching missions in Europe and the United over the current budget and tax rate. It also adopted an ----- Manchester YWCA. States. DINNERS COFFEE CAKES $894,083 budget and a 4.39 tax rate for the Town of ALBA8I GREENHOUSES The cast of the Little 'Dieater _ A / c r Manchester Fire District Fund— up $107,664 and .19 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton of Manchester production ” Luv” ^ravans be organ- 3 LS:- 35c rally Saturday began arriving mill. ■* ------^------wlU rehearse tonight at 7:15 at “ t U^Oommunity 55c each Each c In New London, Oonn.,' police From Mancheater, Porter St. 59 from throughout the country. The current tax rates are 44.9 the stiidk), 22 Oak St. ' R^se^atlons Painter-Preacher Evangelist said four homemade fire bombe those adopted by the Republi­ A Highland St., Route 8 5 - ___ close Monday and may be made were thrown at the State Ar- Km mills for the General Fund and cans. COFFEE RICH 21e ly or Wi&conalii, one of the uni- _ i_ a a. a ,.* ^1 Right onto Birch Mt. IM., There will b T ^ Adult Study ^ ^ t l n g the Community For ^ e O D P., » 4.2 mills for the Fire District. The Board, by a unanimous Right on Villa Louisa. Y office. For Calvary Church Crusade 2 2 1.17 verslty heads who met with ^ Ebccept for East Hartford, which vote, adopted a $83,826 bud^t Hour tonight at 7:30 at Zion President Nixon this week to " On Wednesday, May 27, a tour At Yale University, a national reUew on Pratt A Whitney for and a 6 mills tax rate for the Evangelical Lutheran Church. “ A Sharing the Good News" caslons he has coordinated and Ho! Ho! . . . Remember Green Giant’s frozen new Vegetable Casseroles . . discuss campus unrest, €ui its tax needs, all towns in the of Caprlland.s, a herb farm In fund-raising campaign began Special Downtown Taxing Dis­ Coventry is planned to beein cruoade will be conducted at directed city-wide crusades In 5 to chbose from at Pinehurst. nounced hU resignation In Madl Hartford area appear to have trict. It Is up $2,802 from the son Wi« Fr«rt H Thursday tnursaay to collect money for at 10 a.m. Mrs. Adelma Sim- Calvary Church beginning Sun- countries for greater tax increases than Man­ current year. The tax rate Is Bob Bock, who buys Oscar Mayer products for Associated Grooero, wants to hit the who will become a p r o S ln chester tor 1970-71. the same as this year. The rd™ thrL‘^ “"herir^rf v-lous homes In the "^Son"rt“ to SuiMlanlty moon with Bacon sales this week, and we are helping him by cutting this Vac Packed history, said he h id planned elections. To the average property budget and tax rate follow lunch. The cost of 0 ^ ’ toi^ ton continuing until while he was serving a prison $1.15 bacon to 86c lb. the move for some time and it , univereity of Brldge- owner, with a home esaessed at Weiss’ recommendation. will be collected In advance evangelist wUl be sentence for a crime conviction. was unfortunate that it came at ® $13,000, the tax hikes will add By a 6 to 2 vote, the bocuxl Those wishing more Information Cardiff, the Rev. Mr. Evans shares , his a time when the university was $27.80, if he lives yrtthin the adopted a $457,874 budget for may contact the Oommundtv Y the 7:30 p.m. testimony of divine grace and OSCAR MAYER BACON Lb. 89c tom by four days of violent an- boundaries of the Ttown Fire the. Water Department—up $86,- office. ^ Sunday service he will paint a pardon. In services he will share tl war demonstrations. District; and $25,86, if he lives 177 over this year and the figure scenic picture and give It to the bis musical and artidtic talent, (In 3 Lb. Lots 87c Lb). At Columbus, Ohio, the State- why they should not va- within the boundaries of the 8th recommended by Weiss. The mother with the largest family An oil painting lylU be given And Mai Stricklajid follows the market down with a new prloe on house and Statehouse Annex Utilities District, which levies present. Tne TCrvices are open away In each ^rvlce. Democrats recommended ttw were ordered closed at noon to- a. its own tax for fire protection. Same total but arrived cd It Relief Programs to the public. Specdal' sei'^'lces will be held GRADE AA FRESH EGGS d . „ SSc 2 Doz. ^ 1 . 0 0 day in anticipation of a march ^ Each mill is the equivalent of through p different formula. The Rev. Mr. Eivans, an or- at the church Wednesday and (Only at Pinehurst) to the building by students ®.® i ^ ^ $1 in taxes for each $1,000 of Again by a 6 to 2 vote, tbs Topic of Talk dalned minister of the Assem- Monday, May 18, through Pri- claiming to represent 16 Ohio National Student AssoclaUon asBeased property. The 1970-71 board adopted a $418,666 budget Mm vi«v» i . biles of God In Great Britain, is day. May 22 at 7:30 p.m. and colleges.colletres ^ ° expressing “ fighting solidarity’ fiscal year will begin July 1. for the Sewer Department Clarke, a social currently conducting a preach- Sunday, May 17, at 10:30 a.m. Isle of Gold SMte Land O ' Lakes with "our American counter­ worker with the Manchester Ing mission In the United States, and 7 p.m. During the week. Moet of the campuses re- ,,' The board sliced $904,644 and $83,439 over this year MARGARINE BUTTER 4.16 mills from the General Welfare Department, will speak- ^ Great Britain the Rev Mi\ "Sharing the Good News” coffee BUHER mained peaceful but violence . figure recommended by flared overnight at several ^ ® Council, which B\ind budget and tax rate rec­ The Democrats recon Sunday at the 10 -80 a m meet- conducts evangelistic fellowships will be held by in- ov migm ai several represents Soviet university stu- 5 lbs. 99c Va 's lb. 79c Va 's lb. 84c schools. ommended by Town Manager ed a $336,837 budgety'ior the Robert Weiss. And It sliced $40,- community. At the University of Minneso- I ^ ® " ‘ Sewer Department, the basis 1st SOdety of Manchester at 166 tp Mvp . dorsed by individual Russian 000 and .26 mill from the budg­ that it is sufficle^'w der tbs N^n- St. It’s easy for father to start the griU on Mother’s day and save money with this special the universities, including those In et and tax rate recommended by present fee formma. The sewer Mrs. Clarke, who has bisen value on Plnehursit Fresher by far Chicken Parts. However, If he wants to splurge . A r Moscow. Leningrad aLi Kiev, him for the Town Fire District teU him we have PRIME and U.S. Choice Steaks and Rib Oven Roast Beef and Tender charge is computed at 75 per a registered nurse for 27 years, twin York City, antiwar Fund. cent of the ^ t e r bill. Ciu*e Corned Beef. moiAl nterior of the demonstrators began picketing will talk about work relief pro­ Weiss had recommended $16,- The $416^m budget adopted grams, eligibility rules for wel­ 885,771 and 51 mdlLs for the Gen­ for the Sewer Department is fare, types of help available, ° At Manhattan and city eral Fund, and $634,063 and 4.65 p red l^ ed on the posstUllty and the importance of com­ PENOBSCOT s e l e c t e d l a r o e leaders paid tribute to the slato mills for the Fire District Fund. A WSE BUY/ w m ^ . Milwaukee, two fire Kent State students, thaL'toe sewer charge wlK be munity understanding and sup­ CHICKEN The board cut $100,000 more Tdized to 100 per cent of the port of the work of the Welfare bombs early today caused an At least four youllis at the from the school‘budget, allocat­ water bill. The change, if effect­ Department. IT.IXX) damage to the state University at Buffalo were ing It an even $9 mlUlon. WelM CHICKEN adm l^ratlon building, while hit by blrdshot fired during a ed, will "be by ordinance, follow­ c had recommended $9.1 miUUm, ing a public hearing. another Are bomb at the achool police-student confrontation. It after he had cut $609,089 from BREASTS lb of speech building resulted In was not Immediately deter- the achool board’s $9,609,029 re­ $1,200 damage. mined who fired the pellets. The General Fund budget 69 quest. The $9 million It will re­ provides for an 8 per cent sal­ At the State University Col- The incident came as about 80 % Two Pleas for Peace ceive" is $849,866 over this year. ary and wage increase tor all in 10-lb. lots. .. .lb. 66c lege at Now Paltz, N.Y., fire city police and 400 studtnts TTie Democratic minority last h damaged a two-story building clashed in a tear gas and rock- In photo at left Terry Frazier of Denver, a war vet­ Cambodian mother, holding her wounded baby mployes, including all but one night recommeiyd^ $9,100,000 dei>artment head — the pubUo Thursday night, and what was throwing melee. Two of the In- eran who lost both legs in Vietnam is in front line pleads for mercy while South Vietnamese Rangers tor the schoola — $50,000 abcive described as an ammonia bomb jured students were treated at a works director, who receives Drum Sticks ...... lb. 66c during peace parade in Denver. In photo at right launch attack near her home today. (AP Photofax) Wedss’ recommendation and about a 20 per cent rsdse. The was hurled into a section of the makerfilft Infirmary, $150,000 moro than adopted. directors cut back or the rsc> CHICKEN LEGS .b SS' Thighs ...... lb. 55c student-held administration National Guardsmen In Car- «-t Votes ^ t z ommendatlons Weiss made for building. bondale, HI;, hurled tear gas 'Hie (General Fund and Fire Roasting Chickens department heads’ salaries. in 10-lb. lofs... ,1b. 49c Near the University of Wash­ and advanced with fixed bayo­ District budgets were adopted 3^2 to 4^ lbs. 45c Ib. Weiss was given a $1,270 raise ington campus, Seattle, early to­ nets to rout large bands of stu­ by 6 to 2 votes, along strictly CARD GALLERY day bands of young persons dents at Southern Illinois Uni­ political Unes. The two Demo­ — from this year’s $21,700 to Cong Hit New ‘High Point’ next year's $28,000...^ light and lovely Bonoloss hurled rocks at police, set up versity. cratic votes were by Anthony i ‘*nei4 TTie $500 annual raises rocotn- McmclMstwr Poritad* (Next to King’s) Connecticut River street barricades and ignited They scattered some 300 dem- Pietrantonlo and WUHam Fitz­ garbage dumped into the ons^ators from the Illinois Cen- Gerald. Democrat Richard Wy­ mended by Wdas for the tosm FRESH streets. 'tral Railroad tracks where they lie has been In dalifornla for treasurer smd the two regOstgan sleepwear of Seattle police said they re­ had delayed the Panama Limit­ the peist week, attending a of voters were cut out of Ills r\emembep (^othep ceived reports that groups of vi­ ed streamliner. New Orleans- Battering South Vietnamese seminar related to hla work. budges. They remain at $6,000 annually. SHAD gilantes, wielding clubs and us­ bound from Chicago, for 50 min: The tlemocratic spokesman W ing a chemical spray, roamed utes. was Pietrantonlo, who almost The board pnovldsd for a $600 permanent press the campus while police and an­ The fleeing students smashed annual raise for Health Direotor ' k i M - SAIGON (AP) — The Viet south, Hoi An and Tam Ky, At least 17 U.S. units or instal- 148 U.S. and 1,^1 South Viet­ single-handedly, prepared the 0 -/J- w ith the lb . * 1.29 tiwar demonstrators clashed on dozens of store windows as they minority’s recommendations. Dr. NltohblEijB Manialo, ttis bnst Its fringes. ran. They were the nucleus of Cong and North Vlstnamese wore hit hardest. North Viet- latlons were attacked with mor- namese troops wounded. Ten raise for htan alnce he took Om ' M .battered South Vietnam’s north­ namese commandos battled tars and rockets. The U.S .Com- American helicopters have been His proposal was tor a 47.4- In Athens, Ga., two University some 1,200 protesters who ear-. mlll tax rate for the Oenaral post Dr. Marzlalo has s d in ^ Kodel® and Her sat down In the intersection, ernmost provinces with hun­ thelr way Into the streets of Hoi 'mand said two Americans were lost. FLOUNDER FILLETS of Georgia students filed suit In Fund and a 4.42-mill tax rate refused a raise. He didn’t put of U.S. 51 and Illinois 13 in the dreds of rockets and mortars An and Tam Ky, raiding gov- killed and 33 were wounded, Clarke County Stq>erior Court The ^ u th Vietnamese miU- for the Fire District Fund — up in for one (sr 1670-71. It .wiM tbs fin e s t downtown section. early today In a new. “ high ernment supply depots. u.S. headquarters also an- oonsenaus of tito board that he HADDOCK FILLETS asking that the university be re­ taryoommand- reported 35 gov- 2.6 mills and .22 mill, respec­ Fred H. Harrington resigned point" of attacks. South Vietnam:se headquar- nounced that two more small eimient troops killed and 188 should have one. ^ m opened. The suit contended that tively. cotton A South Vietnamese task ters said 75 Vietnamese were U.S. observation helicopters SWORDFISH \ydunded in the big battle north The Democratic proposals The PoUce Department appro- the school closing Is unconstltu- (See Page Twenty-Seven) force also was hit tofd In the V, i PRECISION FORMED— 5 TO THE LB. killed and 83 wounddd In the at- wert shot down in CamlMdla, ^:Of Svay Rleng. But a South Viet­ were only .58 mUl higher than Ke«|«|W It Eastman Kodak's^ STUFFED CLAMS Cambodian oj^eratjohs, with 50 tacks on the threp'clties and the wounding two crewmen. A U.B.' namese medical officer with the (See Page Three) RosIttanMl Trademark For ' 2 for 35c Pinehurst men reported killed and 200 mining of a bds south of Da Air Force'' reconnaissance Pjfa- ' task force said 50 government Ht Polyttltr Fibra wounded in heavy fighting Nang. / tom was reported shot jSavm troops were killed and 200 CANDIES Thursday in- the Parrot’s Beak Thirty-oi^enemy troops were along the Laotian bord^, and wounded, some of them by their In State Protests north of SVay Rleng. But Saigon re-erted^lled. an OVIO observation plghe went own artillery. gowns and m < MOTHER’S DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 10th Every day" at 8:80 and PAnV BURGERS claimed' Its force of Rangers Tam K y, 35 miles south of Da down in the lower pawiandle of The casualties were the high­ f/.S. Watches again at noon, Sparky and armored vehicles killed 234 Nang/was hit by more than 300 Laos, but all three crewmen of est reported for government Nixon Bids b a b y d o t h 3.98 C H O IC E C H U C K ...... ft. 89c mW’&r and rocket rounds, thd two planes were rescued. brings us fresh . . . Viet Cong and captured 108. forces in a single action Since 4-fb. boxes. frksh or froxen...... $3.56 Firebombs Hurled, As 30,000 U.S. and South Viet­ Mespread damage was report- Allied headquarters claimed the allies launched operations T o Keep Red Ships In Daintiest rosebud print on never-press f o ^ c . POTATO SALAD namese troops continued their "ed to the city. 3,865 North Vietnamese and Viet against North Vietnamese and Fashioned by Katz with lavish lace edging on de­ Deluxe drive against North Vietnam! The new high point of enemy Ck>ng troops now have been Viet Cong base camps Inside lightfully flattering collars and yokes. Matching COLE SLAW CHOPPED SIRLOIN BURGERS . . . ft. $1.09 and Viet Cong bases and supply attacks came on the heels of the killed and thousands of tons of Chmbqdia last week. Nation Calm Buildings Sei:^ed depots In Cambodia, the enemy C a ribbea n panties for baby doll, especially prett^with bow 16th anniversary Thursday of equipment and food seized in A South Vletnalnese military 4-lb. box, fresh or frozen...... $4.36' sihelled 64 bases and tqWns in WASHINGTON (AP) — With tie and ruffled hem. Maize, pink, blue prints. Macaroni SdkNl By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was served on the protesters re­ the French defeat at Dlen Blen the half dozen -operations in communique reported that 79 SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) — The South Vietnam. quiring them t6 show cause in Jhu. In. its observance of the oc- Cambodia since April 29. enemy troops were killed and 15 thousands of antiwar proteetera Gowns— 32 to 40; baby doll with pants— s, m, I; "FRESH NATIVE A group of student demonstra­ Da Nang, the co ^ try ’s sec­ U.S. Navy announced today that Try Our Cooked court Monday why they should casloh, Hanoi called on the Viet- Allied losses so far were put captured; Including a battalion heading for a hurriedly called duster— s, m, I. tors feicing court action contin­ ond largest cltY, M d two other namese people to intensify their at 49 American and 237 South three Soviet naval ships have not be ordered to. vacate the demonstration In the nation’s Thinly Sliced ued to occupy five buildings at provincial capitals Just to the fight ag^nst the United States.' Vietnamese troops killed and (See Page Nineteen) entered the Carribbean Sea and the University of Bridgeport to­ building. • capital, President Nixon has are under surveillance by U.S. d u s t a n ASPARAGUS 391 And at the University of (Con­ moved to ease the crisis mount­ planes. ROAST BEE^ day as protests 4akninst the Cam- 4.98 from nearby farms >’bodlan campaign went on at necticut, President Homer Bab- ing over the use of An^rican A statement from the JOth Na­ ' many, colleges throughout Oon- bidge said the campus protests troops In Oambodla. val District In Sah JuEin said SPECIAL GOLDEN CALF TENDER would not subside imtil the U.S. necWcut. ' %% The Presldeht sdtieduled a two submarines and a subma­ withdrew from Southeast Asia. - i - ^ ■ news conference tonight at 10 Rich's Oven Roosted The UB situation offered a on- rine tender entered the Mona Not all campuses were hit by ■p.m. EDT—his first nationally Passage off western Puerto tiust with the majority of col­ strikes; in fact, students at Sa­ televtsed session with newsmen CARROTS 21.-*. 25* leges, where little coercive ac­ Rico about 2 a.m. today. TURKEY BREAST cred Heart University In Bridge­ since. Jail. 30—on the eve of a tion has occurred during'the It said ' three othei‘ Sovlot port and at the UConn brapfdi demonstration here expected to MOTHERS * V2-lb. 89c prateebj. . ships were about 260 miles be-~ ^ •VA 1 h T in Waterbury voted down pro­ draw tens of thousands of pro- hind the first three. This second 'Ml V \ In another untypical, incident, posed strikes. However, the Wa­ ■'traters. DAY ^ # 4 - J * ' Especially for You Assortment CUCUMBERS 15i group, the statement said, con­ Weover's Chicken possibly related to the slaying Spokesmen for the three maj­ Juat the fineot OaU terbury U(Conn students called sisted of a Kresta class ^ d sd chocolates and butter bons tjt four students by the Ohio Na­ for the flag to be flown at half- or networks say President SUNDAY Va-lb. 89c tional Guard, four firebom'ba jnlsslle cruiser, a Kanin class Jr Z-] 2V^4 lb. boxH25 f ICEBERG LEn U C E |g. heod 29e staff In mourning for the Kent Nixon’s news conference will m ^ Mm * were thrown at the state armory guided missile detroysr, and MAY 10 State students, while most of be carried live tonight on both an oHer. Mother Goose SPAM 12-oc. eon 49e In New London this morning. radio and television beginning at the Sacred Heart students who The Navy said the two subma­ Mother’s Day Gift The only damage was a broken 10 p.m. EDT. . LIVERWURST HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 4 6 ^ eons 99e voted against a strike did indi­ rines In the first group were . * , * 'l f window In a door. The announcement was made Packed with cate they would like to see a conventionally powered, veosels. s . 4, ? ^ TAVERN LOAF Sburllne PUatlc Ttiere was no immediate in­ by spokesmen for the American finest Chocolates TRASH BAGS ...... box of IS 4So teeeh-in held to discusB the The Navy statenleiU said; 1 ^1 dication who throw the firebomb Broadcasting Oo., the Columbia FRANKS from Hefty LAWN BAGS ...... ^...... y»o Issues. Vi lb. box $1.20 Broadcasting System and the "The intentions of the group are 150 ft. deal pack or why. Yide President Kingman unknown." Grote and 1st Priie At Yale University, a natlon- National Broadca^ing 0>. ALCOA ALUBIINUM FOIL ...... Brewster Jr. issued a statement It noted that Soviet naval ac­ Ed fund-raising effort ^gan calling for a nationwide effort Even as the President pre­ pared for the news conference tivity In the Caribbean “ Is not Thursday to collect money for by college students and teach­ unprecedented.” f c i * antiwar candidates in next fall’s at his Maryland mountain re­ K NEW FROM COCA COLA ...... ers to, “ put pressure on the . It said a simitar Soviet naval . at on introductory low price . . . buy congressional elections. (Nixon), administration to end treat Thursday night and today, Exquisite daisy embroidered on bodice and pock­ demonstrators were evident in task group conducted operatioas o fuN cose of 12 qts. for $3.55, plainP*®*" or assoited«w«ted GINGER ALE. CLUl Leaders of the cam paign, the war and to cease Its attacks in the area last summer and ets, with delicate loto edging on arms, collar and ^ vriiich counts former U.S. Atty. -Washington—on Capitol 'Hill, SODA . . .N ISLAND ------MIX or QUININE------WATER on the students and the univer­ there recently have bssn flights poickets. Embroidered scalloped yoke. Mini-gown Gen. Ramsey Clark as one of near the White House and on WE ARE sities.’’ of Soviet TU96 kmg-rangs recon­ has matching elastic top panties with self ruffled its volcl on Bridge F ir e b o m b s quezted, $46,000 recom mended, Bolton Paper Drive ^ u s t c ^ a n $14,980,827 B get $46,000 ai^roprloted. FORRfUlEillBANO Budget Breakdown Insurance, Bmployes Blue The Thlland Twlrlers will hold YOUNGPGOPUE MEDICAL REBEAROH T h r o w n A t High School Junior Class a second paper drive on Juno SOLVES A PROBLEM A Muiieal Comedy in Two Acta arose, CMS, Major Medical — 68% of This Yearns Seniors 13 beginning at 8 a.m. and last­ NORTH Book, Iluaie and Lyrics b y Maradith Willaon The $14,960,827 G eneral Fkmd C em eteriea—$90,848 laat year, >a*t year, $100,000 re­ (|i K J R4 Needs 46.85-Mill ing until 2 p.m. By ALFRED SHEINWCMD ^Priaaented by A r m o r y budget for 1970-71, aA m ted laat requeeted, $110,667 rec- J,”®**'**' UOO.OOO recom mended, Sets Variety Show Tonight Anyone wishing to donate pa­ (? K 7 5 (Continued from Page One) Tvie./.umlaitton Cor by the Board of IMrecbora, ^ Community. Servicea—$28 000 pers and have them picked up 0 8 5 4 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL (Oonttnued from Page One) A variety show entitled "This fields in shape for opening day. ALL A6EI AOMlTUa prOatdonton providespiwJilea for foe hiring tour U®partmeiU, $58^,00 for the a{>propHatea the following mima p^rk Denartm^ t!«« rai year, mooo r^ested sixty eight per cent of uiethe >vlth methe Tacticallucucat aAir it wCommand jrom aw i may call Robert Ballard, How­ MecSoal Research has dlsoover- 41 A I 10 u s ic d e p a r t m e n t If the fields are not put In con­ I Audimcfi M s combi ia America" will be presented ard Bugbee or Mrs. Doreen «d that pemlciouB anemia of the WEST EAST prompt end to. the war In South- ’***'*’ dition at this time, all games I May 14, FrI,, May 18, Sat. May. la—HtiO |i.m . east Asia. brlct budget providesnrovidea tor hiring . Department, $16,800 recom^nended, $240,8^ appropriated. ■further further their ed,x:atlon education. Of fhe the PO*'^vfor P®r^.^o^■ U.S. u.B. ground toroaa. tonight at 8 in the ToUand High Shaw. Donations may also be 7 A 63 will be canceled until they are. AIL Allt AMimO (Sieckbook dow not come from ♦ »ix new flrefllghtiera. Department. « t t ..rfii Airman Amundsen is a . 19$i Q}((4 C? 10 9.3 2 \ BAILEY AUDITORKJM UOonn Pretdent Hctmer D. ^ _A____ com pdijeon______la ^hovm_ of Itie appropriated. ' f^locatlon, Rt. 6 and 1-84 38 seniors, 23 will be going to g.ra)d«ato of Btdton JunSor la v School gym. Communication Committee left at the Leontud's Comer SMvntal 6ul«wn i the people next door. One o l the Alao, $14,000 fo r sidewalks Firehouse. 6 P o A K J 0 109 62 General Admiaaion $2.00 ’ cirt in^b]/the ^ ciirl*’'(on thT bMlT^rf™ appro)>tlated for the Sidewalks and Chirbs — $65,- request- four-year schools, 13 to junior The idiow la sponsored by the The rwently appointed Repub­ principal causes is* failure to K96 junior class at the high school Food and Rununage Sale 8 7542 the ^ e s t campus in the elate, dlreotore to the Oapttal Im- bonding program), $48 800 for flscal^r.^ the depart- 000OOO last year,vear ll$140,0004«ooo requested, ®^’appropriated" »2,800 recommended, ...... $2,800 ______community.. h colleges ....p and two ■ Bubabn Board lican Voter Communication check back on the bidding dur­ issued a statement saying he Pavement Reserve Fund, where f^e Police ^p artm e^' $10 000 '"ental requests and will Include dances, folk Committee ■will attempt to The Tolland Volunteer Fire SOUTH rvrWMMswrl ..s$$.U RA01 AAG A.nitUr«1ssM.f .tn,# ,aVwv..4. WC Aj^ptwuueill, •* u in im o ing the play of the cards. To­ A (j 1095 2 was impressed with the rffoc- »«H.<00 (the equivalent prlated. appropriated. (The drop below State College; Joy Aringer, Bay ® tomorrow Irom 10 to Dance Band will perform selec­ Stevenson. nard's Comer Firehouse. W ONI UNOn II ABMinS Opening lead-— King of Dia- West North Hast .South (AialMtaiayvary (last year is In anticipation of Path Junior (College; Dl^k Behr- * High School. tions throughout the evening.. St. Ongo Memorial Mass monds. Pass Pass Pass 1 B The committee appointed by is oaftaki asm) West opened the king of dia­ H‘cn^'':^‘r^bSrsald he Board of Edli^on $6160 'mprovements.) mann. University of Cbnnectl- The debut of a new musical A Memorial Mass to honor Pass 3 ♦ Pass 4 A OUT TO the Republican Town Committee monds and halted when East aggregation will be presented the late (Congressman Willlam- All Pass will Investigate .tarrN ;rS-A^^ which calls itself "The Ameri­ methods to achieve . Its goai, St Onge will be held May 1(5 West shitted' to the queen of DINNER AT for sudh n X tL ^ d ^ lS ...... 036 recommended. $807,038 a,;, co ^ UOonn; Elton conversr^llutlon. deUvered from d can Heritage Junk Band and whether by newsletter or tele­ at 7:30 p.m., at St. Matthew's to counteract this he was trying ^ ^ ®«ort 000 recommended by Weiss for Civil SSense - $7,162 last nmnriatod' Eastern Connecticut State (3ol- source to your swimming pool. hearts, and South took, the aoe. Freak Show." phone, and also whether to send Church. hmlts the loss to two dtamonds to arrange a meeting of strike ® needs should be bonded, to Influence the bqard, , , to' raise the coming . year, $9 million ap- year, $7,404 t^squested, $7,404 • rec- -Private------Schools,J Health and lege; Ed Dosconlo, UConn; Master Charge card. The Declarer drew trumps and led leaders with newsmen. Sees Need To Bond Tickets for tonight's show It to Republicans or to Include Arrangements for the Mass and one heaK. And the ‘^“^“^“" ‘^PP^rtatlon. propriatcd by the directors for omm^ed.'$7>44 appropriated. Welfare - $60,000 last year. Steve Ereddo, Central Conn.; Kleer^Vater Co. 648-2228. the queen of clubs for a finesse. PIANO'S Babbidge called a special may be obtained at the door. Independents and perhaps are beln^ made by Demcxiratlc Dally Questloa .. . A i^ the DumocaiaU xeceivsd Only about 20 peroons attend- the coming year. (The drop below last year Is be- $40 200 reauested 140 200 rec- Wavne Gaanon Manchester \ _____ Blast won with the king of clubs . Boys League Notes D em ocrats. Town Chairman and First Dealer, at your left, Mds one ririor^^^dav "' “"otors ^ $36,066 of less eq^ent need- ommended $40,200 approprl- Otmmunlty Collie; Pamela Manche^Evening Herald THEATER TIME and returned the ten of dia­ The Tolland Boys League will Selectman Charles Thlfault. The spade; and your pa^or bids RESTAURANT hi woulJ^st^ said ^ Municipal last year, $41,889 requested, «!•) ^ ated. (The drip below last year Geer. UConn; Uz Gram, Uni- Bolton Sprt^ Corresp«Bd*«it Stevenson explained the vot­ SCHEDULE monds, whereuixm West defeat­ two hearts. The next player hold a family outing June 6 in ers' only tie with a party is on Rev. J. Clifford Chirtln will of­ Rt. 44-A, Bolton. For Reservatlons Tol. 648-2342 teac^lr^not f 1 ^ instruct omployee. $41,889 recommended, $89,824 Child Guidance Clinic -$14,- Is because of the drop In prl- verslty of Hartford; Pete Han- Cathy D-ltiUla, V 64^3)0^ ed the contract with two dia- passes, and It is up to you with: the form of a baseball trip to Election Day when he goes to ficiate at the Mass. chers not to quiz students on ^ AgpsUnelli,. commenting on appropriated. 800 last year, $17,000 request- vate school enrollments.) Hon, MCC; Denise Hills, East- mend tricks. Spades, 7; Hearts, Q-J-8-4: Dia­ see the Red Sox play Kansas the polls. “We would like a The Second District Congress­ Burnside — Thei Adventurers, any i™tertel covered In class needs sssch^l the budget end tax rates for General Manager - $78,909 ed, $17,000 recommended, $17,- Unemployment Compensation cm Conn., and Harry Hoar, "■Why can't I win a finesse?" monds, A -K -4; Clubs, 8-7-6-4-2. aty at Fenway Park. closer tle^ an d a g reater man died suddenly last Friday 6:00, 9,16. since the strike began on Tues- and i^novatl^, Unr 1970-71, said, "We think this 1s laat year, $73,494 requested, 000 appropriated. — $1,000 last year, $1,000 re- MCC. South moaned. "I brudi my What 'do you say? Kapla Subn^ — A chartered bus will leave the interest," he said. enroute to a submarine launch­ Ctnema I (East Hartford) — ^ budget. After spending $73,494 recom m ended, $67,887 Public H ealth Nursing Asso- que«ted. $1,000 recom mended. Also Jean H oar Dusaueene teeth and take all the right pills, Answer: Bid four hearts. Tour Meadowbrook School parking ing ceremony at Groton. The Liberation of L.B. Jones, Babbidge also sent a telegram '^**^*^ ^ review ses- appropriated. (The drop below clation —$29,916 last year, $36.- *i-000 appropriated. University; Riclvard Ho?brook The committee is scheduled but nothing seems to help." partner should have as good as Lone Patch Bii lot at 11 a.m. The Mass which will be open 7:00, 9:10. . to President Nixon telling him T have come ,agt year Is because a C-DAP 400 requested, $36,400 recom- Contingency Account-A pew m o C; Beth Hussey, St. Francis to issue a preliminary report l^qiogTapiilcal Error an opening bid for his overcall ETEBTMOMrSrBim Those wishing to attend are at the May 27 Town Committee to all of Tolland County, was re­ Blast W indsor D rive-In — that the ability of American ^'*^**'*Tont provides some of toe mended, $86,400 appropriated oocount, $78,000 appropriated. Hospital School of Nursing; Only one bid was received tMa South was guilty of a typo- at the level of two, and you have Broiled to order and served with baked potato, Texas universities to function "respon- up on ne- .rterease — one which still gives ooste.) Health Department— $81 612 'i'° Eciabllsh a Washout Ac- Milt Jensen, Hartwlck College ^ 7 " 7 "IT ”**” requested to contact their team meeting. Appointed to the com­ quested by the Tolland Demo­ Jenny, 9:40; FbUow Me, 8:00. giraphical erro r. looked feir managers, indicating how matfy 11 points in high cards plus 3 toast and crisp green salad with your choice of dressing. slbly and peacefully" will to ~ ?06,487 last year, year, $60,040 requested, $il0,- count for Special Grants — A Jcnnl Klltg^rd, MCC; .^li in toe Municipal Build* mittee are Gerald Burnham, cratic Town Committee. Manchester Drlve-In_— Butch medication when 'the situation are planning to attend. Further poiiAs for the singleton. Partner depend on whether U.S. troops series. We w^d have liked $62 424 requeeted, $61,674 669 rocommended. $46,688 account, .$60,OOO approprl- Lelner, UConn; Ron Litrico, for replacing temporary Douglas Kraatz and Mre. The Rockville Knights of Oassldy, 10:1B; M ls^ Jean called for meditation. information may be obtained should have an excellent play are quickly withdrawn from chaJure m their rhu ^ t»ave ^me 'vlto recommended, $56,864 appro pro;nLated. ated. MCC; May Ann Lodi, UConn; patch repairs on Manchester's Elaine Bugbee. Columbus will participate In the BrodEte, 8:16. At the second trick It was by contacting Earl Beebe, Mass, which will be attended by for gam e. Southeast Asia. Plated. Welfare and Social Services Total General Fund-$14,228,- John Luke, UConn; Chris Max- rftrfeete With nermanent renalia School Lunches Mansfield Drlve-In — Tar- clear that West had started with Copyright 1970 R hodes Rd. delegations from the Tolland He also asked the President f’ “Jl Elections - $37,020 last year, -$78,100 last year, $117,210 re- y®«-' 304,120 re- well, MOC; Maureen McDer- Lunches at ail three schools zan's Jungle Rebellion, 8:16; A-K of diamonds and Q-J of General Features Corp, Opening day ceremonies for next week are: Fire Department and the Tol­ to regard the UcLi stu^t is ^ 1 1 ^v »«.290. requested $43,290 rec- quested, $117,210 recommend- ‘i“®«‘®‘^’ »«.888,771 recom- mott, MOC; Larry Pesce, MOC; The Wd, for $7,600 total, came the Boys League have been Day of Anger, 9:150. hearts. Since West had passed BIB ETE STEAE Monday, hot dog on roll, but­ land Volunteer Ambulance As­ os dealer he couldn't also hold scheduled for May 17 and will tered beets, cheese slice, fruit sociation. State Hieatre — Butch Cas­ expression of concern.” done all we could for our needs couldn’t do it. I'm Just happy ®‘^' . tmo department Donald Roser, Salem College, of Hartford. feature the traditional parade. sidy, 7:00, 9:25. the king of clubs. Sanborn, UConn, and Specifications call for about cup. St. Matthew’s Schedule South could make the contract The occupation of the four '*'iU' available funds, and we that the tax Increase amounts Assessment — $60,986 last . as year, $146,799 re- Charles MacArthur will fly his IUL1ANO*S WILL $66,491 requested, $66,266 quested, $146,799 recom m ended, g $ • -»i|' -i Katoie Smith Centi^ Conn. j oqo square yards of bltumi- Tuesday, spaghetti with meat Bishop Vincent Hines will UA T heatre — M»A*S*H, 6:15, if'he played Blast for the Idiig of biilldings at the University of haven’t caught up. We’re still to so Httle.y hot air balloon, weather permit- recommended, $65,5^ appro- $127,064 appropriated. J-O U K C m ia iYAarCtl Unlvers- u^us concrete surface on a sauce, Vienna bread and but­ confer the Sacrament of Confir­ 8:30, 10:36. clubs. Declarer must begin by Bridgeport began Thursday aff- pay-as-you-'TO when possible. Welss remarked, "First, I thug and First Selectman BE CLOSED TIIJL Senior Citizens C enter —$27,- o s -myf s\ a ter, buttered spinach, cheese mation on the children of St. Elast Hartford Drlve-In — letting West win the second ernoon, and those involved In We’re for bonding, \»dien It want to express my apprecla- °\rrr<- gravel base, about 60 square Charles Thlfault will toss out the cube, frosted brownie. Matthew's parish tomorrow af­ Fanny Hilt, 9:30; Love Is tlon to toe board for its con- , Colteotor of Revenue-$46,690 ^i^t y®|^^Wl;316 requested, S U n fla y , M a y I inrfn V ’ yards of bituminous concrete firspt ball. trick with the queen of heaits. FURTHER NOTICE toe demonstration included both tlon to toe beard for its con- isi 3i« '.onoAl •' ' Unda VercelUVercelU, MCC-MOC; JJohn o h n War- ^ ^ Wednesday, • Meadowbrook ternoon at 4 at the church. A Woman, 8:00. E'ven if West then switches to rtud.„» ,acull, D.p».y myo, D.v;.l, THn,~ K S 'S ? . A workday session has bqen School, Variety Day; Hicks No religious education classes Wll- about 60 square yards of cement planned for tomorrow at the a club (the beet defense), South due to illness. Please watch and and High School, Dag^ood will be held tomortow, although with ^ > w ~ p « ^ ■■ ■ T”" ;."*— concrete surface on a grav^ South River Rd. ball field from can put up the ace, draw twro th e H erald ftor our reopening. 'iW n Clerk — $88,291 la»t y®®!". $284,302 requested, $279,802 Leukemia will be conducted by Young, Syracuse Uni- sandwich, potato chips, butter­ regular scheduled Sunday class­ Coal Resources rounds of trumps, cash the ace I ceUent bondlfig poslUon, and we ^ f o r ^ ^ e ^ Manches- Town Clerk - $88,291 la»t year, $284,302 8 a.m. imtll 4 p.m. to get the ed com, pears. We thank you for your undei^ $268,402 ap- Manchester young people on verslty. es will be held, as usual. of hearts, and return to dummy '*^*‘®*'® necessary.” ter’s problems, wrf toot both »89.1«> requested, $69,140 K apla bid a total of $6,000 on Thursday, pizza, pepper slaw, WASHINGTON — The U.S. standing and patience. Sunday afternoon, May 24. Ends Training The First Communion class Geological Survey estimates 'With a tru m p to discard the buttered green beans (high will receive its first holy com­ ^osod un’ui Monday by presl- sh^w°^ve bonSd^etia ^Pension Fund ContrlbuUon - Proe'eeds of the annual cam Airman RtchLid “w! Amund- that the coal resources of the queen of clubs on the king of schoolK appOesauce. munion May 23, at 9 a.m. lUUANO'S ^ n ^ to r^ ^ ^ a T sld:: ^^e is because of an_ expensive i^ece _ «00^« last__,yc^. $263,600 re- ^ sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. War- ***® United States remaining In tfie hearts. BAKERY AND FIZOBBIA . Friciay, tuna long boys, honey Bulletin Board opOT from Monday until toe end walks now may jeopardize our. of its needs of equlpaneht purchased In Toesi^ quested, $367,000 recommend- Jude Children’s Research Hos- ren R. Amundsen, Watrous Rd., ISLf®! “^ ‘L**** ground total 3,210 WUlon tons. Now declarer leads dummy’s 207 Spruce SL, Manchester 70 ) ed, $250,000 appropriated. P'i®*- where there is no charge has graduated from the USAF ®", “*® •** buttered carrots, celery sticks, Tolland youngsters will attend school-bonding p r^ ^ .” ^® This coal, about half of which jack of clubs, planning to dis­ fruit crisp. school tomorrow on half day At ^I and mid­ STEAK half stu d en t body of 1,200 problem s date back to Etomo- IS'f 984 ^u eat^’ y®“ ’ requested, $600, mltted without regard to race Sheppard AFB, Tex. The town reserves the right and Holidays at 13BIssell Street able, constitutes almost one- ruffs if Blast puts up the king of MT Ar.rwr.wTwH Tecommended, $600 appropriat- °r creed. The airman, now trained to to vary toe unit qualities, but Assisting mothers at the Tol­ dle school students will attend ■met^ briefly and voiced support cratic years, when their year- 300 at Bennet M an ch ester, Conn. (060401 fifth of the total world coal re­ clubs. Decterer then returns to ¥ • C ®‘*' Those wishing to participate maintain and service reclpro- the prices accepted wUl remain land Co-Operative Nursery classes from 8:30 a.m., until HOUSE * dispatch of troops to ly appropriations for capital Im- T elephone 643-2711 source estim ate of 16,820 billion dummy with a trump to discard wsoum Join iSmarteenS Refund ©f Taxes —$13,000 last i^® march may f-nte-t ?Trs eating engine aircraft and air- in force through 1970. The pei> School next week are, Monday, Ci^bodia, but condemned the provements were always be- Second CHass Postage Paid - at 12:30 p.m., with those In Hicks cn the ten of clubs. South thus 287 West Middle Tpke., Manchester Manchester, Conn. - MCrs. Thom as £3Uott and MTs. tons. shooting of toe Kent State stu- low $100,000. Oura have been Over 300 students of Bennet . adminlatnari/m m y®®'^’ **-90° requested, $3,000 Martin Aroian of 126 Conway craft systems, Is being assigned manent patch work will begin SUBSCRIPTION RATES and Meadowbrook attending sion-pian aomoiuainaucn ex recommended, $3,000 appro- R^ ' Manchester director ei me to CJannon AFB, N.M., for duty about May 20. Richard Koffman; Wednesday, 820 Firmlniion Am . (Rt. 6), Bristol • Rt. 1, Groton Shoppors Matt, Oroton • * subetantlally higher, and we junior High have recenUy be- pens^.) Payable In Advance from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Kin­ 911 Washington Streat (Rt 66), MIddlalown • Rt. 72, Plalnvltlo Shopping Plaza, One Year ...... 130.00 Mrs. Robert Fraser and Mrs. At . Eastern (Connecticut State have shown substantial road im- members of Smar- priated. (The drop below last national sponsoring organiza- ______. ______8fat Months ...... 16.60 dergarten children will attend PUInville • Albany Avt. (Rt 44), Bishops Ft«H, WMt Hutfoid • WUUauUc Plug Francis LaForge, and Friday, (8t32),WilllinuUp Collegdxbi WllHmantlc, about provements In the past three PlBiuyng an d Zondng—$89,687 y^ar is because the need for It ^LSAC: Mrs- F red Nas Tiwee Months ...... 7.8U their usual half or a half-day teens, an International youth tost year, $42,000 requested, has decreased) slff of 61 Steep Hollow Lane, h it 1,000 studepts, teadiers and ad- years.” session. club directed to toe discourage- $41,700 recom m ended, STEAMY RELATIONS mlnlstrator8'^4ebated______a resolu- Pletrantonio, r-.-ir^D oiao woowho,' loIn oa pre-o*e- , ____ MlsceUaneou^ Refunds -$100 “j® coordinator for Man BETWEEN BLACK AND WHI' Uon to supporKstudent strikes pared statement at toe be^n- ment of Th® 1°®®' appropriated. ' last year, $100 requested, $100 ^ “I*®!?.® ® — t o n i t I — Advertisement— protesting toe weir and to en- nlng of last nlirht’s meeting club is now affUated with the Counsel — $66,638 lei^ recommended, $100 appropriat- ®P®cial office set up In toe area MILK Crystal clear water, free of IN A SOUTHERN TOW N!” grage In anU-wur a ^ U e s. -Ihe had proposed the bonding pro^ New England Chapter wh^e year, $78,617 requested, $66,617 ed. ------pollution, delivered from our — John Bartholomew Tucker. WABC TV 5 ACADEMY AWARDS SHOW KIQi l?J lURNtMKE proposal garnered 680 5^0;^. grams, concluded', "I see no headquarters are In Bristol, necommended, $68,042 approprl- Social Security— $90,000 last Owtlv Fnrwn source to your swimming pool. Nf X T TO T wr» .U7', n*v* '.0 ANTMOOH aWILLIAMlVYLER film A proposal to support tofe.stu- need for this ascUssion now,'N- ^ (The drop beiow lost year year, $100,000 requested. $100,- " /« r«rfr» 63c V2 Gallon Master Charge card. The Kleer dent strike and also auimri since the Republicans have Bennet club has been ac- ^ because of a cut in the 000 recommended, $100,000 aj>- NEW YORK — In the United Paul Newman — Bobert Bedford — Katherine Bosa W ater Oo. 643-2226. President Nixon’s Southeast A^Ngone on record for the bonding “^ely Involved In projects such olalmssetWemeht ancounL) proprlated. States and CanaJia, fewer than GEORGE policy gathered only 18 votes proposals.” sponsoring two assemblies General SietTvices — $89,284 Insurance , BHre, Liability, eight of every himdred people DELIVERED 3 TIMES WEEKLY Manchester Evening Herald ATLANTIC BEACH PARK, MISQUAMICUT, R.I. A dm inistrators a t EX3SC also In \a d c K ^ in g the $14,980,827 presentations by form er ad- ja s t year, $44,918 requested, etc. — $86,000 last year, $106,160 live on farm s. In Asia, South Tolland correspondent Bette s€dd teachers are free to call General Fund bucket, toe Re- ^‘cte of toe Osborn Prison $43,233 recommended, $41,241 requested, $106,160 recommend- America and parts of Europe, Q uatrale, tel. 878-2845. DARI4AAID M IU CO. BUTCH off classes and students wishing publicans estimated ’ renevue who are now serving sen- appropriated. ed, $100,000 appropriated. over half toe people are flarm- •U KBKNKY SIAEBT M to continue academic work In totaling $11,346,043 from proper- tences at state prison In Som- Probate Court — $2,000 test Insurance, Employes Group ere, and In Africa about 70 per ★ TONIGHT ★ courses that have been suspend- ty taxes, computed at 99.1 per ®™- They have atoo visited the year, $2,000 requested, $2,000 Life, Accident and Health — cent are. CASSIDY iASr t f tlHU am ed may make arrangemenU to cent of possible collection. Drug Advlsoiy ^n ter where recommended, $2,000 appwpri- AND THE SUNDANCE KID |SI iisu^lNEIVIA 1 "Roulette" recording artists "Charisma" plus <10 so. 'Wedss had recom m ended com- they spoke w ith D irector M ark artod. I »T. m r TO iMiii Students at Trinity CoUege putaUon at 98.6 per cent of pos- Swerdloff. also a former ad- Date Pnocessdtig - $96,018 direct from Boston "O rt" Thursday pastsed the 20,000 mark Bible collection. J'rt. w, ^ w requested, BCaggie Smith —4 B est Actieaa Award in their drive for signatures of Tax revenue Is estimated on ™®”' ® $112,190 recommended, $99,607 “THE PBOfE OF MISS JEAN BBODIE'' dancing 8 p.m. till midnight H artford a re a clUiens opposed the town’s $243,146,966 n et G rand Sm arteens mah® intercom app ro p riio t^. Ae- to toe military IntervenuT In List. a *5:, ® T K A H U id e C admission $2. Cambodia, and favoring with- Contingency Account school,...... inviting students to tron Plan (C-DAP) $28,125 ■ drawal of American t t ^ Jrofo In adopting the General Fund a®*"® ^h® meetings to discuss ladt year, $66,280 requested. Traditional Elegance THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT DRIVE-IN Southeast Asia. budget tost night, toe board their problem s ®‘ $66,260 recom m ended, $66,260 The petition will be sent to t'**’*®^ ^®wn a $100,000 item rec- J"®®**”*:® have tecluded R ^ert approprtated. DANCE • THEATRE WKUMANTIC Sen. niomas J.' Dodd aX ora ommended by Welss-to provide and Richard Provj^ of Public Works AdmlntotraUon National General Pictures Presents First Thne This Year! ■aid. sponsors ^ uncoUected taxes the Youth Coordinator’s Office, -$33,000 last year, $39,(576 re- ^ topreMive world of (KHnfort Ib yours to enjoy ICCVANCLCCF^ Blsewhere students nt Moa resulting from court actions on plans are being rnade to quested, $39,017 recommended, with this Traditional living room group. Sofa, and "Big George" opens this Chester Ctommunltv nniiAi.' t®* appeal cases. As a subsU- hivlte a speaker frorn toe Blue $36,006 appropriated, chair are luxuriously fashioned in a graceful etjie concerrs '’DAYOFANOCR" gathered 140 signatures of orf* tute, the board set up a Oontin- UtUs Clinic to address toe club. Building Inspection — $112,616 of lasting beauty.' Both have deejvbuttoned piHow- it SATURDAY NIGHT A reri^^ ^ a ^ ^ ?®" - a. Other revenue estimated for enroll. appix^fflated. fully lined. Soundly crafted in every detail. and NIKOLAIS fecti...th9 gr99test pun show- Children imder 12, $1.25 "LitHe Royal and the Masters" of the ftrimni 1970-71 to the General Fund ooJi- Appllcatlona are available Ene:ineering — last (Thursday man in American theatre." IMI A NOiOMl Cimtl PKtum fO j rial ^ I of ^2,793,600 from educa- ^rom Mrs. Eleanor Skinner, fac- year, $74,590 requested, $72,420 May DANCE — fCllve Barnes) N .Y . Times UATIHIO AT 1 P.M. I IVIHIMCI AT $>1I r.M. ““ PLUS ® ■ WM. • UT. —~ U.M I MIN. TMWtt. — $1.1$ plus ELYSIAN FIELD fecuitv *u tional related sources, mostly ‘^ty advisor. recommended, $67,768 appro- 13 and 14 THEATRE (formeriy the"Deep Bieugh") * ^ y to discuss the student state grants; $214,800 ft;>m fines, ------^------priated. . r 8:15 p.m. "This men's imeginetion hes phis "TARZAN'S JUNGLE REBELLION" ■R,-,!., .. , Utxinses, permits, etc.; $28,821 . ~ Highway Department — $686,- no bounderies...ke!eidoecopic -I f/whi'u’ U niversity Is closed iflrom current services; - $120,492 R i m t o f W a y 396 last year, $714,001 requestecl; Jorgenten Plenty of room for everyone! Theatre. miracle of pettern end light" nf A observance from 'various agencies; $29,- LDUlBVniLE, Ky. (AiP)^ — $639,621 recommended, $669,466 ^ students In SOO from rents and leases; $278,- The pilot of the paddlevtoeel appropriated. Storrt — Christian Science Monitor IT . studenU in 376 from mtsceUaneous state and steamboat. “Belle- of Louis- Banltaflon—$309,676 last year, Sofa MANCHESTER TTi federal aid; $140,94Ci from to- vU le," H arris Underwood, says $443,402 requested, $367,360 rec- PROQRAM: HELD H H H E CENTER 3 Clouncll e l the vestm ents; an d $83,$66 from th ere alw ays has been debate om m ended, $361,966 appropriat- TICKETS: Selections from: IM A G O , BURNSIDE 6 4 3 -7 8 3 2 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE OVER ^^oo^smdent college voted miscellaneous sources. ^ over who has the right-of-way ed. (The drop below last year is S2.50 SOMNILOQUY, MASKS. rourwday night to remmeiid Among the largest cuts made on a river—a drawbridge or ,a because toe anticipated change ($2.00 students only) PROPS AND MOBILES. “Botch Caialdy and the Sundance Kid” at 7:00-9:25 one-day el<»lng. The move In Weiss’ recommendations are: steamboat. to twice-a-week backyard plck- C K 3 ir * 2 9 9 Box Office ei^ Mail Orders TENT, VAUDEVILLE OF Satnrday 1:00-3:10-6:26-7:36 and 9:30 was approved by the Ehlr- $12,600 tor data processing, $16,- Underwood says,' "The draw- up of garbage will not be In- 7-THE ELEMENTS 4 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLCDINO BEST SONG fletq president, the Rev. WlBlam 600 tor the Building Inspection bridge has—he can stay there.” sUtuted.) FOB “RAINDROPS ABE FALUNG” iiillbrook C. JojoIniMgi. -* You never RESTAURANT — COCKTAIL LOUNGE T he council -vote reversed Its “HOME OF THE ROAST BEEF BUFFET” ^ decision earUer Thunsday not to Please make checks payable to The University of Connecticut. Mail (or met a pair like ' act on the reaolutlcn. For MOAi on MOTHER’S DAY = person) to :’ Jorgensen Auditorium. Box Office, Storrs, 06268. Mail Butch and The Kid! ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. — AT CONN. GOLF LAND H»e governing body oteo ap­ orders please ericlose stamped self-addressed envelope. Jorgensen Box proved recommendaUons related Office open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. arid at 7:30 p.m. on the to the current nationwide stud­ evenirigi of performances. Telephone 429-3311, Ext. 807. ents proteMs.lnrtudteg a resohi- ORNAMENTAL TREE tlcn to send rejn’esentotlves to ROAST BEEF BUFFET tilts -weekend’s (temciistratloa in FLOWERING CRAB PURPLE LEAF Washington to-protart U.S. mlU- M7VS11 SATURDAY, MAYtth—6 to 9 P.M. tary expensioo in Southeast MOUNTAIN ASH PLUM FEATURING CRIMSON MAPLE WhfM Dogwood mULNBVMSN A group at the University of le what the new free. 80 Lb. Roast of Beef Carved By Chef Frank Gronda Hartford maintains toey are be‘ at S K oim dom the ■nriiii la _ ROBERT REDfORO KfflHSRINE ItoSS , Ing intimidated by radical stu­ afl aboot —Ula ^UTCH CASSUW AND THE SUNDANCE NO FREE COFFEE JAPANESE LAKGI SUCTION An Exetllnnt Gift Mon. • Than. i m - » m A Oeotge Roy Hili-Paul Moneth Protluclaon dents and ore not being allowed I^ . 4:16-8:aM0:8S Co sihff.no STROTHER MARTIN, JEFF COREY, HENRY JONES. to axfiiresB their vlewe on three Sat. 2-4-i:U .8-J$.U a$ EivculivdPfOOuCtrPAUL MONASh PfoOtiCtd Oy JOHN FOPC 14AM 0>f*C(»e by GCOAOC NOV HILL r n national student-strike demands. ANNUALS HANGING Sam. Wfilign by WILLIAM COLOMAM Mtrs^ CompOteO »nd CenOuCMC by OUAT MCaaAIIACH RED LEAF , ■ A.MEWMAM fOACMAM Pftstnlalien PgnevifaoneCotof by Ot lwt« MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL A spokesman for the students, FUCHSIAS I SUNDAY, MAY 10th Frank Matulonis, said Thursday PERENNIAU VERIKNAS "we have been asUng students MAPLE YeGffTAIli PLANTS I # BAKED STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS to thdnk for themselves and not LANTANAS support the strike jurt because MUVMfD PUSH I #BAKED STUFFED PORK CHOPS It’s the thing to do.’’ ' GERANIUMS EASTHARTFORD Miatidonls, who otelms othef *8.50 DAILY DHIVf IN -if F(T 5 I CALL FOR RESERVATIONS -- 649-9435 students have ripped dbwn eome 0$ the group's signs, says they • Latex foam rubber seat cushions siqpport the Idea of a strike. But • Coil spring base with soft edge OUR DAILY DINNER MENU QUALITY CONSTRVCTIOS FEATURES he added the group does not ai>- ■ Fabric-covered cushion platform DIANA KJAER prove of the -way certain nuUoal NEW YORK STRIP STEAK .. .14.25 students srS presenting their ' Fitted protective arm covers’ From the country HIP STEAK ...... 4.26 views to others. AZALEAS TENDER FRIED CLAMS ..... that gave you, . 2.25 " S om e

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, bIa NCHESTER. CONN./ FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 MANCHESTTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 P A crn F rv K ...... in It Takes a Lot of Blood Of Cqmhodian Campaign Hebron To Ciajpture Enemy Base Weicker Qualifies SuppoH VERY ^ U . Deadline Set « In Application SMILING m SERVICE E»>rrOR’S NOTE!: AMoolat«d Hie task force commander or­ PRIDES ON liiM E ■■■; ■ “Of Press photographer Huynh Cong dered the artillery to atop firing — Daddario Questions Need For Town Aide Ut was wounded Thursday dur­ €ind called for helicopter gim- » , -a ' ing a major battle between shipe. Two American Cobra GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) ■‘r July 1. The measure was de- DRIVEWAYS First telectman Aaron Reid South Vietnamese and Viet gunshlps fired at the 'bunkers, Congressman_ Lowell P Welck- ^ has set i/tAf 22 as the deadline , . , - ,, .. _ Another Connecticut Demo- Oong forbes in die Parrot’s but they also destroyed all the er Jr., whods seeking the Re- for persons to apply lor the new­ •Beak area of Cambodia. His houses anywhere near the ene­ LIIIRAL FINANCING ly created poMtion of building -^1 brother Huynh Thanh My, also my positions. publican nomination for U.S. voted for the proposal, aay- Inspector. an AP photographer, was killed The Cambodian civilians llv- Senalor, voiced Qualified support ing that the Cambodian venture Applicants should apply in while photograi^ing a battle in Inp in the houses came running Thursday night oUdhe Combo- is-inconsistent with Nixon’s pol- IF YOU DON’T GET OUR ESTIMATE YOU MAY writing to the first selectman, / the Mekong Delta In 1966. Here out, begging for mercy. They dlan campaign. icy of pulling troops out of Vlet- stating their qualiflcatitms for is Ufa accoimt of the fighting pleaded, with the South Viet- iVelcker assured a GOtP.gath- nam. BE PAYING TOO MUCH the position. Thursday. hamese troops to stop the gun- ering that he would not support Doddario's stand on Cambodia It is anticipated that the ----^— ships and to spare their chll- any policy that lyould commH made him the second of the building in sp e ^ r will, in addi­ By HUYNH CXlNa.UT dren. U^S. troops to defend the new Niree men seeking the governor- BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS tion to enforcing the provisions Associated Press Photographer Many were wounded, includ- regime in Cambodia. shin to oppose the action. State-1 nUBB BOX OF IliOWERa WITH BVEBV ftRBB ESTMATBI ; of the hew town building code, KOMPONG CHOR, Cambodia ng a mother and her two babies Wcdoker said. he believed it Sen.^A^llace Barnes, who is Phone Us Today. Hot Blauhlnoua Driveways Installed By Experts, Driveway Repairs, enforce the local zoning regu­ (A P)— Shortly after 2 p.m., the who were covered with blobd. was necessary, as President Nl- seeking'ttie Republican nomina- Driveways Seated Too! Up to 6 Yean Financing Available. PHONE TODAY! lations, the local and state sani­ South Vietnamese Army’s ’Task The Rangers chargped the Party Chairman xon said, to destroy Vietnamese Hon, for governor, parted corn- Offer Expires May 10, IttTO tary regulations and the town's Force 318 rolled north from bunkers at least 10 times, but sanctuaries in Cambodia. And pany with NHton on Cambodia. driveway ordtaance. Svay Rleng toward a “suspect- each time a hall of Wre drove Officers of the Democratic he praised Nixon’s efforts to However, Cbngi’eMman Thom- 8 A H PAVINR AND CONSTRUCTION 00, UN. The position is not considered West Street, Bolton, Conn. to be full-time; however, (he ed enemy base” between High- them back as they carried their Town Committee were re­ achieve peace in ' Southeast as J. Meskill, the nont runner way 24 and the Occidental Rlv- dead and wounded with them. Asia. in the GOP gubernatorial race. OOMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL building Inspector wUl be ex­ elected last night at the pom- M0-8SU — Out of Town, OsU GoUeot, Day or Night Just before 6 p.m. the 3rd Meanwhile, in Washington, backed the Presidents’ 'decl- pected to be available to the -The task force Included tanks corps commander, Lt. Gen. Do me Tuesday's meeting of the Board the enemy with hand gp'enades. for the re-election and prais- .. entire 60,000 square foot ware­ of Directors. Auburn-, Mass., region. “Ihe Lynch Reshuffles Cabinet; officer in/riiarge of the Warij-i ns with rockets, mortars and ing the work of the other offi­ ington Itaval Reserve Trailing ^tomaHc weapons. Their bunk- Others were crushed to death in house facility recently complet­ The general manager’s ref­ company also hafi five apart­ the bunkers by the t&nks and cers, Cummings said “Our goal ed by Green Manor Construction ment developments under con­ Facility. ers\were In an Li shape, and the is to conUnue to work togeth­ Drug Bureau Chief Asks erence to “funds provided” was Opposition Wants Elections has resided in Washington fire Was coming from cdl around personnel carriers. Even after Co. in the Manchester Indus­ to the $47,141 the town paid as struction. yg the South VlehMimeae troops er and to win the election in trial Park, oft Colonial Rd. and its 60 per cent cost of road and DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — ter-Clairk," wUl preside at a with Ms wife and two children November 1971.” He promised $439,000 IrifoiTuers’ Fund Parker Bt. utiUty Improvements in the Prime Minister Jack Lynch re­ meeting of his gdvemlng Unloi /since his assignment there in Rangefs from the 31st Battal- ‘o®*' t^e bunkers, fighting con- to “keep his nose to the grind­ Joirtt announcement of agree­ park. shuffled his crisls-tom Cabinet 1st Party. He will be confronj September 1968. ^bn tried to charge the bunkers, Hnued untH 9 p.m. stone” and to welcome all con­ WASHINGTON (AP) ^ 'ihe with nine major groups selected Nation’s Weather Perham already has complet­ but^^ntense enemy fire pinned Commanders say that more CHICKEN HOLIDAY BREAK ment on a 10-year lease of The first tenant in the park today ^ I d opposition denaands by 300 delegates from structive criticism. federal government sa^ It as the bureau’s primary tar- for his government’s resignation ed years of adtive duty with them Nlown. ehemy died, but at The DTC voted almost un- may. In some cases, pay an In- gets, the one-story building was made was the Dean Machine Prod­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS roots constituencies wMcb' hava the Navy, five years of wMch with M TO ^ena^ launchers and least 60 South Vietnamese yesterday by Green Manor’s ucts Inc., which occupies a 16,- Fair and mild weather spread and new qationsU elections. lately been taking an/Increas- was served overseas. He has animously to write letters to former more than $60,(XX) in Its “We estimate that these nine parent corporation. First Hart­ Lynch appointed George (Vol­ Ingly hard line on ^ fe n s e of called for al^leiT,support- troops were killed, and Vlet- its congressman and senators drive to crack high-level Illegal major systems supply approxl- 000 square foot building" con­ through the midcontinent today, earned the Vietnam Service Some RangJr^ finally reached namese air force helicopters ford Realty, and by the man­ structed for it when the com­ while a late-seas(»i chill' lin­ ley to the key post of finance their six FTotesta^-domlnated Medal -with Vietnam Campaign opposing sending more troops drug supply conspiracies. mately 80 per cent of the heroin, agement of Millers FaUs, a ma­ minister in succession to counties. the bunkers, but Jtjst as they did evacuated more than 200 wound- into Cambodia and urging im- John B. Ingebaoll told of the almost 100 per cent of the co­ pany expanded from former gered over interior actions of bronze star, National Defense one of their own artllle^ diells ed to Tay Nlnh. jor manufacturer of hand aivd quarters on Adams St. the Northeast. (aiarles Haughey, dismissed The election ot the Rev. Ian Medal and three awards of the mediate withdrawal of troops high price of Information to a calne, tons of marijuana, and power tools. last Tuesday on charges of SALE COBBS CORNER landed right in the m t^ e of Late in the evening a helicop- now there. No opposiUon to this somewhat skeptical House ap- millions of dosage units of dan- The MUlers Falls Oo. monii. Overnight temperatures in the Paisley, militant • Protestant Navy Good Conduct Medal. them. At least five were 4dlled ter took me to the Tay Nlnh hoa- motion,. made by Mrs. Dorothy propriations subcommittee con- gerous drugs being used in the The warehouse wUl become factures hand, cutting and elec­ 60s and 70s were common in the being Involved In gun-running to minister, and one of his deputies Also a .qualified naval instruc­ GAY CRISP SKIMMERS and eight wounded. \ pital, where a doctor treated my Brindamour, was expressed sidering a $439,000 “Informers United States today,” Ingersoll tile Mlhere Falls distribution trical tools wfUcIi are sold to Great Plains and Midwest, fol­ aid opponents of the govern­ to Northp^ Ireland’s Parlia­ tor, he is a full-time etatlwi- Afraid they might be hit a g ^ ■wounds, Fragpnents from the during the discussion but a few fund” request for his Bureau of said. 'center for Us markets In the hardware, building supply, lowing daytime highs in the 80s. ment in the British province of ment shdwed that the tide in the keeper recruiter of the Wash­ by friendly artillery. Hie 'Rang\ rocket had hit me in the lower opposing votes were cast. Narcotics and Dangerous ______CHICKEN oSPARE RIBS-SEAFOOD Northeast, and will, according- plumbing, electrical and in­ The mercury dipped into Northern Ireland. Haughey is­ N orth/is running significEintly ington facility and has the ad­ ers panicked and fell back to \bdom en, but my condition was frosty 30s from the central Ap­ sued a statement today denying against • more civil rights R ^ . 16.00 Some 60 of the 70 members Drugs. _ The Food You're Proud To Serve to the announcement, enable the dustrial markets. ditional duties of providing 11.90 where the tanks were. gdbd. of the committee attended the “In order to successfully oB W are O f i nU m O Brs company to provide faster and The company has its manu­ palachians to interior New Eng­ the charges. c^cessions to th eminority Ro- training and guidance to the ------— ------:------■ inors'complete coverage of those facturing i^ant In Greenfield, land before daybreak. Readings Jim Gibbons was appointed rnait Catholics. Reserve Surflace Division to pro­ two-hour m eetii^ although the penetrate these high-level con- CHEOAGO—^Tbere is no offl- FREE DELIVERY OR CALL AHEAD generally were less severe than minister of agriculture Cobbs Corner creates the shapes of scheduled meedhg place was spiracles we need the assistance cial compllatimi crimes by marketing areas. Mass., and it operates other dls- CMchester-Clark reminded his vide fuhy trained personnel in FOR SPEEDY PICK-UP SERVICE! The number of persons who tributi<»i centers throughout the a day earlier. succession to Nell Blaney, Parliament Thursday that there the event of mobilization. GOP Governoi% Cancel changed at 6:30 p.m. because of high-level confidential in- hiltchhikers, but one estimate Cold, light rain ranged across y- summer, in a bright collection of sleeve­ On art show was being held in formants.” Ingersoll testified indicates that in 1969 hitch- will be employed at the dis- United States and Canada. Its sacked by Lynch at the same were 7,600 British soldiers in the 527 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, 646-2118 tiibuttion center, w'‘ pork. largest hauls in years while expected to be a severe test of color and texture them to en­ OANDY-^WlritiiiMes partisan conference,” said GoV, Ized by the attoniey'general ANOTHER PRESTIGE ULTRA MODERN *750,000 The Manchester Industrial raiding a cockfight at nearby Iflcferaffts, OanOjr Oipbaard frankfurt on . roll, which would tie acooynted for "We have been working close­ the iin'tv of Lynch's rulli^ Ioan­ hance Jhelr- appearance. Hiey Raymond P. Shafer of Pennsyl­ DAV Auxiliary ly with them under the town's Park Is designed to ocmtaln Versailles. They arrested and vania, canceling the ;^ring mustard and relish, green ..solely"on his certificate, na Fail party. are as'large as eight normal Industrial .Guidelines,” he said, light to medium manufacturing charged 110 persons, includkig a In Belfast, Northern Ireland's building bricks, weigh only half ARTHUR DRU8 meeting of the Republican Gov­ Installs Slate salad, peanut buttep. sqtrire. subcommittee Chairman and warehousing faculties In a number of-women. John J. Rooney, D-N.Y., said "and we believe the returns to prime minister, James Chiches- as much and can be laid easily. ernors’ Association. 'Dieaday, :v»Aaiterloan' chop the town will be far greater planned community. First Hart­ Most of his colleagues already Mrs. Amos Potter of 76 Rus- suey(“ lf6zen fluttered spinach, quarter million dollars is 8% European Health Spa ford Realty offers prospective than the funds provided. had sent their regrets, and in sell S t Wednesday night wfts ttP bread and butter, fruit and ‘I*"®® ^® occupants complete engineering cookie. for tWs same purpose, "and ”We are also pleased that the end only seven state gover- atalled as oomimiander of tlie Green Manor is considering design, buUdlng and financing nors made it to Santa Fe In time DiBaWed.. - American , Veberana Wednesday, veal, cutlet with ‘*^®y ^'’® business with aervloes. . ■ Auidfijaiiy in oemnonijes e|t the tomato sauce, mas^ied potato, bank robbers, kidnapers, murd- erecting a third buUdlng in Ite There’s A Let Going For You At WOODUND GARDEN’S! to go home again. industrial park.” . Among First Hartford’s oth- "The disruption of . peatie,' vlo- ■- VFW Home. ~She succeeds ' MCrs.*'' buttered com, bread find butter ®*'®'^8> ®^ cetera, et cetera. '|sr .projects is a 28-story office and spiced applesauce. Rooney also told Ingersoll his The news that another buUd­ lence and*--potential violence Richard Gutamer. lng Is contemplated was an­ tower It is conatructing in down­ “Plants that Please” th ro u ^ u t the nation at this Miss Louihe (topping, past Thursday, pizza with meat bureau’s over-all b u ^ t revest time has made it necessary for State DepartSnent commandea'; and cheese sauce, cabbage breaks down to about $18,600 us to cancel this spring confer- Mrs. Otto MlUer, padt Shatle slaw and ice cream. per arrest forecast for ihe next from your Departm'ent conduotreas, were Friday, baked fish fitet, mash­ fiscal year. . ence,” said Shafer, association "I think what we are trying to chairman. the Itiatalling offfcers. ed potato, stewed tomatoes, ^ WOODLAND Other offlcerB instaJiied are baking powder biscuits and fruit do „ . is to get up into the higher "The critical nature of the echelons of the traffic,” Inger- pre,sent crisis must receive the Mins. Jelmea Notrts, senior vice tarts, commander; Mrs. Elwood MUk is served with aU meals. GARDENS! highest priority attention by all ■ _____ Rooney to Justify the cost. governors.” Brkwn, Junior vice commander; Mils. Julius Sbepard, diaplaln; “You said that a year ago,” V / FORMOTHER^M O TH E R ^ DAY The wave of campus demon- Rooney replied. "It does not / ' straUons ■ and disorders Which Mlrs. Walbar VotiHone, treiB^ur- 50th Anniversary er; Miss Copping, adjutont; look as though you are getting Mixed Pots flared after President Nixon or­ anywhere when you will have Chrysanthemums $4.35 Mra. Plonenoe ’ Streeter, ser- Civitan Club Gardenias dered U.S. troops to attack only 1,876 arrests as compared (Extra Large) across the borders of Cambodia geent-ot-atims; Mm. MiUIer, oon- NEW YORK (AP) — What do w i^ 4,192 last year. Is tiiat a Fuchsias £ ductreas; Mm Charles Hlrth, MACNINI WASNABLl CARDIGAN led to a steady stream of last- astronaut Jim Lovell, Red Skel- fair question?” M o st Daphne minute cancellations from GOP flag bearer; and Mrs. Gutzmer, ton. Supreme Court Justice “Mhny of these 4 ,m arrests i r ^ . Azaleas- ^.35 - ^ banner beiarer; Gloxinias BY MISS GOTHAM i ' governors. By Thursday, it was Hugo Black, Thomas A. Edison, jast year were of a smaller (Red, White, Pink) ■1 After .the ceremoples, there Luther Burbank, Gen. John J. scale than the 1,876,” Ingersoll Hydrangeas obvious tliat no more than a was a sbctal hour, and a pot- drunk drivers «# ' dozen governors would be com­ Pershing, (Jalvin CooUdge;, Har- replied. “I tWnk we will be in a luck was served for memherB African Violets ing to Santa Fe. ry S. Trumeui, Franklin Delano position to demonstrate to you 9.94 . and guests. Geraniums 99e and many, many more! 1 Shafer announced the cancel­ Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy that the fewer arrests will be of (Large, All Colors) Mother will really appreciate lation a scant six hours before haye in common? more signlffcant traffickers. just never know the governors and a throng of 5 Zones in Alaska All were members of Civitan people who deal in larger quan- the wear everywhere, Wintuck New Mexico Republicans, were intemaUpnal, the community titles and at the wholesale level CREEIINfl PHLOX Markdown of $6.00 on Scotts® Halts Plus TREES, TREES, TREES __ NOME — Alaska Is so vast It service organization which is and the distribution level, and, "Feeds lawns kills crabgraM" ' Orion, machine washable cardigan. due at a barbecue at the Radeo whentostdp. NOW ONLY -S9A6 Shade and Ornamental Flowering -A,-; de oiLri>ecuebarbecue went five, • distinct weather zones, noarklng its 60th anniversary. It therefore, w^.wlll---- be - able __ to So very colBrfuI! 79c Crab (red, white, pink)'. Purple Leal Created with the stitch whili> most'of the eovemord created, by mountalrui and ocean was formed in BirmUigiiam, remove more of the drugs from^^ Come and Save, Save, Save! Plum, Golden Chain, Mountain Aab, on that looks hand knit. In White, wentnt _____ home... currents. The climate of the Ala., for the .purpose - of promot- the tl-aiflc.” Magnolia,- Dogwood (pink, white, tri­ that Special This Week! ROSES n A ORTHO'S 1e SALE! color). Cherry'Kwahsaa, Leech and •I have made this decision ^o*****®®** winter is no colder ing good citizenship and perpet- The director testified Booh and Cllmbera. Only" I • S t many, many, more! 32-42. sportswear following conversations with my at all,^ime8 the qualities more than 200 Individual drug Buy one Ortho Lawn Food, 3 for $3.88 Get Second One For Only leUow eovemofs for w e feel a genuine patriotism and c

/ / ---‘V'- ... V-r:-. \ .A,, V \ i ' ‘ : }■ > ' l '' \. ■ :■. - V-"' " ■. ■ /• PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., IIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 P A cm t -V. ■ NOTICE OF ANNUAL-TOWN MEETING 1968-69 1969-70 1969-70 1970-71 Actual Expense 8 Months Approp^ Proposed 1968-69 1969-70 1969-70 1970-71 d e par tm ent Actual Expense 8 months A Dprop Proposed The legal voters of the Town of Coventry are hereby warned and 260 .ECONOMIC DEVEL6PMENT COMM. directed to meet at the Coventry High School on Monday, May'18, 1970 Personnel Services ElO Legal Fees 1,032 1,374 1 1 at 7:30 P.M. to take action on the foI I owing articles: , Contractor a I Services/ 26 Ell* Aud I tor 2,250 750 3,000'* 3,000 Supplies and Materials El2 Tree Warden 25 25 25 ARTICLE I To hear the Town Council's estimates of expenditures with Capital E13 Volunteer Fire Co #1 11,500 12,0 0 0 13,500 13,750 recommendat i ons. Tota I for #260 100 26 ,1,280 410 E14 Volunteer Fire Co #2 11,500 6,000 13,500 13,750 E15 Ambulances 1,728 - 1,745 2,275 ARTICLE U : To take whatever action upon the Town Council's estimates 280 PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSI ON E16 Windham Regional Planning 760 . 760 760 760 and recommendations as is necessary," .... Personnel Services 2,233 336 4, 150 4,000 E17 Booth '^imock Library 11,300 9,500 12,582 14,443 Contractural Services 248 " 36 640 1,690 E18 Porter. Li brary 2,200 2,400 2,400 2,500 ARTICLE III: To empower the Chief Administrator and the Town Treasurer Supplies and Materials 72 21 150 150 E19 Dog Damage 66 100 100 11,500 to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of tax Cap itaI 80 - - E20 PHMA 8,883 4,500 9,415 collections as needed to meet current expenses. _ Total for #280 2,633 393 4,940 5,840 E2T Community Child Guidance 400 •• .400 500 750 E22 Town Report 745 750 NATHAN HALS ARTICLE IV: To see wfiat qction the Town wishes to take in regard to the 290 RECREATION COMMISSION E23 Matching Funds 4,466 2,907 10,000 10,000 expenditures ,of Town Ajd Funds available to the Town of Cov­ Personnel Services 2,776 2,697 \ 5,469 E24 Memorial Day 300 • 300 300 1755 1775 2,980 — 1 entry under the provisions of Chapter 233 as passed by the Contractural Services 1,513 829 \ E25 C.D.A.P. ' 1 General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, as amended in Supplies and Materials 881 1 14 \ 580 3,C69 1,535 3,500- 5,000 r E26 Stree#Lights 1954. Ca p i t a I 1.653 -3.55^ E27 Welfare 6,000 2,339 6,000 6,000 Total for #290 6,823 3,640 8,690 12,579 E28 A I arm System 2,800 4^200 - 4,250 - 600 ARTICLE V: To act upon the-recommendation of the Town Council that a E29 Tax Rebate 90 600 pay-loader and street-sweeper be purchased, with payments of 300 ADMINISTRATION (Selectmen) Tota I for E Accounts 135,294 113,425 176,129 201,176 one-third of the total purchase price to be scheduled in the Personnel Services 9,395 10,484 20,868 22,086 12,139 629,537 fiscal years 19.70-71, 1971-72 and l972-73j and to further Contractural Services 10,01 I 9, 135 GRAND TOTAL ALL ACCOUNTS 393,568 357,881 ' 513,311 authorize the Town Administrator and the Town Treasurer to .. Supplies and Materials 2,922 3,634 3,750 borrow funds, if necessary, for the second and third install­ Capital 992 15.750 ments. TotaI for #300 22,328 24,245 36,618 \37,975

Dated at Coventry, Connecticut, this 8th day of May, 1970. 320 TOWN CLERK AND TREASURER Personnel Services 9,722 7,925 11,704 14,639 Contractural Services 1,932 1,263 1,880 4, 180 Supplies and Materials 521 328 616 1,406 Capital 510 300 830 150 s F. Moore, Chief Administrator— Total for #320 ^,12,685 9,816 15,030 20,375 For the Town Council BOARD OF EDUCATION / 350 TAX COLLECTOR Summary of Budget Requests Attest; Personnel Services 10,447 5,850 10,700 1 1,350 1970-1971 SCHEDULE OF BONO AND INTEREST PAYMENTS Contractural Services 4,099 2,869 3,993 6,030 1970-71 Supplies and Materials 491 364 1,600 300 Expended Appropr iated Proposed ti-^JLzL E ILI l Capital 101 875 875 1968-69 ' 1969-70 1970-71 Bond Issue Princioal DjiLMS, Total'' Elizaneth R. Rychlin^ Town Total for #350 15,138 *' 9,958 17,168 17,680 100 GENERAL CONTROL Salaries 38,755 Issue of October I, 1954 20,000 370 INSPECTOR AND ASSESSOR Contracted Services 1,976 Coventry Grammar School 38,8'^2 Personnel Services 26,772 18,615 27,340 Other Expenses 5.685 Contractural Services 1,014 624 1,070 1,f3i" Total for TOO Series 39,172 40,861 46,416 issue of June I, I960 Supplies and Materials 471 313 619 195 Coventry High School TOWN OF COVENTRY PROPOSED BUDGET 1970-71 Capital 353 1 12 2.210 200 INSTRUCTION Total for #370 28,610 19,664 ^ 2 9 , 0 9 0 42,307 issue of April 15, 1961 EXPENDITURES: 211 Principals' Salaries / 51,229 55,000 59,983 - 30,674 32,482 Coventry High School 410 POLICE DEPARTMENT 212 Consultants or Supervisors General Government $ 6^9,537 Teachers' Salaries 798,941 881,479 1,118,529 Personnel Services 42,370 37,756" S3,060 77,181 213 issue of January I, 1964 Home Instruction 2,134 1,500 3,000 Contractural Services 3,719 - 21,671 1,798,182 3^624 15,294 14,000 15,000 Town Office Building Board of Educat i on Supplies and-MateriaIs 4,221 4,269 7,998 4,410 Subst1 tut i on Other InstructHjna1 Staff 51,196 35,407 79,178 Capita I 4.259 2.849 5.363 5.139 2I4 issue of January I, 1964 Indebtedness __ 262,887 Secretarial & Clerical 32,629 35,774 42,518 Tota I for ^#110 54,569. 48,500 66,421 89,401 2I5 Coventry Grammar Addition 2I6 Teacher Alder's - 2,501 18,300 Road and Bridge Improvements 35.356 < 220 Textbooks 10,873 12,900 - 19,400 1,210 4,726 9,000 Issue of March I, 1967 230 School Libraries (a) Funding Bonds 2,725,962 Audiovisual Materials (b) 5,488 3,000 8,500 » 1,331 1,000 1,350 Library Supplles (c) Note - Bulldozer 7,500 8/10/70 ’ ' FUNDS AVAILABLE: 240 Teaching Supplles 38,664 34,880 50,000 9.531. 10.450 14.000 250 Other Instr. Supplies & Exp. Notes - Capt. Nathan Hale 35,000 3/15/71 General Government Revenues 120,064 1,123,291. 1,471,240 / Total for 200 Series 1,018,520 School Board of Education Revenues 618,616 300 a t t e n d a n c e SERViCES 39 250 300 Interest - Short Term Notee 2»500 TOTAL Appropriated Surplus 40.000 4hft HEALTH SERVICES Salaries • 14,120 17,094 20,100 - 778,680 / 4I0 ■ 420 Other Services 429 500 625 Total for 400 Series 14,549 17,594 20,725 ESTIMATED REVENUE 1970-71 TO BE RAISED BY TAXES $ 1,947,282 1968-69 1969-70 1969-70 1970-71 DEPARTMENT Actual Expense 8 months Approp Proposed ■ ■ /•' ■ ■ 500 TRANSPORTATION 100,647 112,600 109,700 1968-69 1969-70 1969-70 1970-71 ACTUAL 9 MONTHS ESTIMATED ESTIMATED TOViN OF COVENTRY 450 CIVILxOEFENSE BUDGET 1970-71 Personnel Services 600 OPERATION OF PLANT GENERAL: CcTntracturaI Services 78 204 175 6I0 Salaries 70,050 73,000 81,152 Welfare 2,023 1,931 4.000 DEPARTMENT I 968^69 1969-70 1969-70 1970-71 .^Supplies and Materials 12 2^5 620 Contracted Services 3,270 3,060 3,200 Tax Collector-Interest & Liens 12,622 11,999 10.000 Actual Expense 8 months Approp Proposed ' Capital 112 1 '350 630 Heat 16,301 17,000 17,500 Grant in Lieu of Taxes 981 1,016 3.000 / Total for #450 202 204 500 750 640 Uti lities 27,249 30,000 32,000 Grant for Mfr's Inventory 928 1,392 100 TOWN COUNCIL 650 Supplies 8,240 9,500 9,500 Twelfth Circuit Court 2,335 1,932 2.000 - Personnel Service 250 510 ROADS 660 Other Expenses 270 525 1.600 Gasoline Tax Refund 2,069 2,880 1,000 243 1,000 Contractural Services ipo Personnel Service^ 16,867 18,206 33,595 Total for 600 Series 125,380 133,085 144,952 Boating Safety Grant SuppUcs^and Materials 50 Contractural Services 612 936 Cemetery Trust Funds 714 627 750 50 Capita I Supplies and Materials 7,892 9,067 1,000 7nn MAINTENANCE OF P U NT Bingo Permits 50 Gun Permits 143 ^ H 4 125 Tota I for #100 400 Capita I - 1.549 3^440 7I0 Salaries 11,276 10,734 13,300 Total for #510 26,920 31,649 29,400 34,‘595 Contracted Services 10,349 10,768 18,050 Bazaar & Raff I e-Permits 15 720 802 449 600 130 BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Replacement of Equipment 2,621 . 6,000 9,000 Police Dept. - Misc. Revenue 730 260 500 Personnel Services* " 365 - 530 GARAGE Supplies and Expenses 2.809 4.550 6.000 Grave Openings 810 740 6u| fding. Septic &Well Permits 5,527 1,984 7.000 Contractural Services 43 36 Personnel Services 304 12,730 Total for 700'Serles 27,055 32,052 46,350 Supplics and Materials 6 - Contractural Services 5i052 4,322 16,292 Zoning Board of Appeals 550 425 400 Capital - Vk / Supplies and Materials 3,770 5,628 11,810 Planning & Zoning Commission 158 175 100 Tota 1 for. #130 414 36 800 600 Capitirl 7,795 16.142 23.400 Dog Damage 47 - 100 Total for #530 . 16,617 26,396 32,050 64,232 Dog License Fund 4,140 2,687 150 REGISTRARS,AND ELECTION Town Clerk's Fees ~ 11,105 6,621 9.000 Personnel Services 3,293 -.2,553 4,559 550 WINTER MA INTENANCE Conveyance Taxes 5,435 3,928 4,00b Contractural Servic_cs 1,779 .l.,803 2,330 Personnel Services 16,652 21,598 11,000 Beach Permits 1,375 348 1,400 Supplies and Mate;rials 265 ’ 106 - 150 contractural Services - 684 2,500 Town^Aid Roads 27,036 44,298 50.000 1 Capital - - r 50 Supplies and Materials 5,906 13,619 13,000 Expended Appropriated Proposed Income from Investments 17,230 11,732 15.000 Tota1 for #150 ’ 5,337 4,462 6,500 7,089 Capital 2,166 .687 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 Zoning Agent's Receipts 1,195 485 700 -> Total for #550 24*724 36,588 23,000 26,500 Grant for t|der I y Exempt I'ons - 6,248 7,509 170. ZC^M IMG BOARD CF APPEALS Tax Collector's Dividends 105 - ■ 1,780 - • ' Personne1 Services 299 172 300 570 tOV.^ AID ROAD FUNDS BOO FIXED CHARGES Capt. N. H. School Interest 25 - Contractural Services 182 200 225 Personnel Services 25,638 18,681 45,000 810 Insurance 15,914 25,000 36,100 Garbage Pick-up Permit Supplies and Materials 38 19 50 Contractural Services 1,260 - 2.500 Manchester Sand & Grqvel Lease 300 y Capital - - Supplies and Materials 2,336 2,717 2.500 <^90 FOOD SERVICES Total 98,431 101,013 Total for #170 519 391 550 575 Capital •y 910 Salaries 604 700 700 Total for #570 29,234 21,398 50,000 50,000 920 Other Expenses 2.336 2.500 1.280 EDUCATION: 190 PROBATE COURT Total for 900 Series 2,940 3,200 1,980 State Aid 416,307 364,808 Personnel Services 21 - - 580 SANITARY LANDFILL Federal Aid 527 - Contrac,tura 1 Services 77 118 - Personnel Services 5,940 4,384 6,500 6,^50 [90 COMMUNITY SERVICES Local Sources 9.978 473 I Supplies and Materials r 137 . - 500 Contractural Services 3,663 2,022 2,000 I 120 Civic Activities 879 600 900 Total 426,812 Capital - 187 - Supplies and Materials 186 133 6,038 T5ta| for #190 235 305 770 500 Capital ___6.ioo 1^00 CAPITAL OUTLAY ’ # RECAP ITUUT ION: 12,500 . 1 total If or #580 9,789 6,539 12,600 14,888 1220 BuiIdings 1,553 1 General Government 98,431 210 board of health ' ^ ■ -r. 1230 Equipment 9.696 6.448 17.019 School Revenue 246,812 —0 Personnel "Services 1,134 2 12 1,400 1,1 0 6 TOTAL FOR 100— 580 ACCOUI>ITS 258,274 244,456 337,182 428,361 Total for 1200 Series 11,249 6,449 29,519 Unanticipated Revenue Contractural Services 13 - - Tax Collections Supplies and Materials _ - - . 25 115 1400 EXPENDITURES TO OTHER SCHOOL ■ TOTAL REVENUE - - ' - V. Capital El Social Security 12,500 13,901 15,000 20,000 DISTRICTS 2 12 1,425 1,215 Total for #210 1,147 E2 Insurance - Town 32,389 34,304 - 35,000 45,446 1410 Tuition 13,300 15,600 25,000 APPROPRIATED SURPLUS E3 " Surety 800 1,379 1,500 100 240 CONSERVATION C0MMIS5ICN 3,202 6,000 " Gi*oup 4,941 10,2.75 REQUESTED TOTAL FOR ALL ACCOUNTS 1 ,3 6 9 ,6 4 4 1,510,582 1.933.182 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE Personnel Services ' - - - E5 Ret Irement V 1 — . 7 ^ 15,000 16,000 Contractural Services 250 34 355 E6 Reserve Fund 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 V LESS TOWN COUNCIL'S REDUCTIONS 135.000 TO BE RAISED BY TAXES Suppl Us and Materials - ■- 95 E7 Cant ingency 10,000 1,901 10,000 10,000 Capital - ■If E8 Mi seel laneous. 255 68 350 350 TOTAL BOARD OF EDUCATION BUDGET 1.798.182 TOTAL ,/ ' Total for #240 250 34 350 450 E9 Attorney 2,000 2,000 - 2,500 2,500 / \^y

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administration hasj opened -war statement criticizing the Cam­ McGee Guts on three fronts} Indochina, bodian decision, but urging an NASA Delays Hutchinson Joins Small Bui Vocal Group Youth Gomihission Nixon Bids repression* agataai the black orderly,. nonviolent demonstra­ Ties to Nixon community and against young tion by protesters. Joseph Caiuilstntro , To Keep wMte people who. are rtiiktag Edw a^ M. Kennedy, the Sen­ Apollo 14 To State Senate Race .VBJRNON — Joseph Cannla- Takes Look at Self against the country.” ate’s No. 2 Democratic leader, Raps CRPA Housing Plan- Davis and DslUnger were part told protestors "violence Is an oitoot War P<^licy "The Town Youth Commission, after some nine Unfirm Date T F dimifor John J. Hutchinson Sr., 49, of 98 A small but Vocal audi- Itolts — some of which are April 1 and 8. In addition, the Nation Calm of toe Chicago seven conspiracy act of self-indulgence” that wlli Ii^insr St„ iMt night announc^ to the Democratic Town yesterday m weth- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — months in existence, tried to evaluate itself last night trial growing out of tos violence not help bring the war to a' ence of about 40—the ma- recommended t® »>«“ "'« «">• CRP^ that took place at the time of WASHINGTON (AP) The Committee his candidacy for the Democratic nomination Palmer S. McGee, who Is seek- 'C’oaA w tn /i slldlzed. low — fuvd moderate — nouncements urging uio aonni and decide, as Chairman EHc Sinnamon put it, “What (Continued from Page One) close. flight of Apollo 14 .already de­ to the State Senate from the Fourth Senatorial District. Survivois also Include his hig the Republican nomlnaUon r*o Income housing, similar In their oi Directors and other town of we have dqn6 right, and what we have done wrong. toe 1968 Democratic National Similar sentiments were ex­ had been mofinted Into Cambo­ Convention. layed beyond its original launch / Hutchtnaon, tre a s u re r wife, 2 other sons, 2 daughters, AAni® m vou that the commission has not Principal George EmmerUng to government offlciais end protest earlier decision and agreed to moonscape-type land In Arizona Memorial Hospital. An army nomination for the Fourth Sena- when she was only In the fourth Uons and to hear comments some way toe towns In the re- times as many P®°^«^“ ,y®“ publicized Its activities and ex- ®®“ tickets at the high man Lawrence F. O’Brien asked BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. Funeral services will be to-' four Kent State University M and siggestions from the audI- glon can solve our own prob- can handle coming from out-o leaders planning steps for con­ meet a delegation of university toe three major television net­ where the prime* and backup veteran, he progressed through torial District which Includes j .jq Trinity dents by the Ohio. National grade. She is presently study­ Istence. school. ence. lems.” state. trolling toe demonstration. officials. works today to give full cover­ crews of .^ollo 18 trained. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR tO., INC. • EST. 1882 the ranks from private to cap- Manchester, Glastonbury, Marl- Methodist Church, New Guard, McGee s^ d : "lyw as a ing with Carl Bergner, the solo Stanamon also saW commta- "^® commission voted unanl- The rally leaders held crash Paine chose "Fra Mauro on toe L LL. A Hits Income Tax One of toe few persons speak- slon membera need "more com- ""lously to undertake the sale, Nathan Pusey, president of age of a major foreign policy tain. borough and East Hampton, gpjtaln. Burial will be In Rose terrible price to pay t^awaken flutist for the Hartford Sym­ What they heard from those m w inwMiio r'RPA nlan training programs for marahatf Harvard and spokesman for toe recommendation Ihursday of The OUoBt and LariKest in Conn. Hutchinson Is the third mem- The otherk are Henry T. Becker phony. muriicatlon” among theonselvea The commission’s own plans speech he plans Saturday night Hill Memorial Park, Rocky this naUon that e x ^ alv e vl^ w ^ h te d f ^ ^ o ^ ^ au- w L Atty. Arnold Mau, execu- to keep the demonstration witli- eight university presidents who ta response to the Nixon admin-- the Apollo site selection com­ ber of the Manchester Demo- and Atty. Dominic Squatrito. She has played in the during the month, aside from ® ®pnng rock concert to mittee. Hill. l«nce 4n uphol in ® ®^®^ Income tax. average of .3 children per i ^ t Chrlsbopher (Toby) Welch, a ing paratroopers and OMarlnes puses everywhere and toe rea- is scheduled to address a state­ BELT-DRIVEN BLADE Dtrector J. Bktoar Hoover aays showing that the nation’s poUce Jam es F. Sullivan tual situation and the situation ist for the Chaminade concert new commission member elect­ honor Rid Utter Day tomor­ from other baaes. stais for them, we want to as­ for launching ta July. But a cut­ his community there was ’’un­ “Who authorized you to speak in regular apartment housing row by moving Into different wide Democratic dinner ta Mil­ back In funds to rc ^ a stretch­ , ._ . , have made more than 230 ar- ELUNGTON-James iul- which existed in the minds of will be Mrs. Alberta Hawkins. for me?” he asked. "Even the In town. \ ed at last month’s meeting, was Officials said whatever mill- sure the academic community PDW-R-PRD Uw enforcement agencies were 3 ,^^^ Panther party Hvan, 46, of Cider Mill was the Guard and police,” he said. Also appearing as soloist will animous rejection” of the hous­ areas of the town to remove waukee, Wla., at 10 p.m. EDT out In flight schedules and toe ing plan. property tax and an Income tax However, toe project Is not asked to give his impresislons tary force la gathered probably that we were heard and that we Saturday. not to blcune for confrontathms members In the last year on dead on ani-val yeUt 8* “An unforeseen event, harmless be Mrs. Sue Levitt, mezzo-so­ of the commXasion so far. He trash. This project Is In con­ will be kept as much ou tof sight made clear the truth as we be­ launch date was cheinged to Oct. together may not be able to do costing the town money, he as- junction with the Scout Clean Hla telegram was sent to Dr. Patented Pow-R-Vac® Housing between the Black Panther jKtr- charges ranging from Jaywalk- 8t. FYands Hospital |h Harbord as It may have been In other prano, of Vernon, presently the He asked Denis Jones of toe the Job. I'm not against people, serted, but Is paying Its way asked if the commission really as possible loiless troubles de­ lieve It to be.” 1. nationwide after being atrlck^ wWle at circumstances, might very well soloist with the choir at South CRPA planning staff, ’’What is Up endeavor carried out by the Prank Stanton, president of Co­ The House Appropriations assures cleaner cut ty and poUoe. murder, a but 1 am against groups that taxwlse. He said toe project Is means anything bo' the Town velop requiring its use. When asked If they had been lumbia Broadcasting System / have sparked a tragic re- United Methodist Church. She your recommendation If toe Board of Dlireotors, -"or is this Cub and Boy Scouts of ^tan- The touchiest prohtem re­ Committee, reporting on a $17 towns don’t want to partici­ never stop pushing,” he said. “an example of what a town chester. assured by the President that Inc.: Julian Goodman, president billion money bill Thursday, In­ Belt drive design lets you start the blade TeaUmohy rdeosed txxiay by >njese arrests have resulted In Mr. Sullivan^.^as bom in Staf- sponse.” has also sung with the West a token organization?” volves around the dispute over hostile statements would stop, a House appropriations subcom- al,o^t 40 convictions, the Asso- ford Springs/and' had lived in McGee added ”It Is perhaps Hartford Baptist Church as alto pate?” State^Rep. Thomas Ditmelly can do to help meet Its hous- Girl Scout Troop 614, meeting of National Broadcaating Co. cluded $3.2 billion for NASA ta In reply, Sinnamon said he the demonstration site. Offi­ Pusey said “yes.” after the engine is running and you’re mUtee quoted Hoover as saying dated Press survey also dls- Ellington sihee 1964. He was a a sad commentary on our na- soloist. She Is presently study­ There were shouts of "not of the 46th Assembly District Ing problems.” at Waddell School under the di­ Inc.; and Leonard H. Golden- the fiscal year starting July 1, a yet” from the audience when also drew applause when he more more ____ did not thtak they were just a rection of Mrs. Robert Elsch- cials, saying the two-Wock La­ Nixon has been criticized for son, president of American cut of $136 milUon from Presi­ safely behind the handles. Stop pokce in several cities have closed. In more than 60 cases, graduate/ oi Stafford High tlon that It appears that only ing with Muriel Crewe Alnley of token organization and that the fayette Square Is too close to the characterizing some campus been ’’wrongly aocissed of har- the defendants were acquitted SchooLAnd was a Navy veteran youth Is aufflclenUy free to West Hartford, who will be her Jones replied, ”We can’t tax or charged that "the Legislature’s Klau praised the people oi mann, will clean up around the Broadcasting Co. Inc. dent Nixon’s recommendation. blade without stopping engine. take land. The CRPA Is aimed Interim committee on public Manchester for making ”a , cooperation and treatment they WWdel School pool. Girl Scout White House for safety, have or­ protesters as bums, a phrase Rie bill provides enough mon­ aosment by many well inten- or the charges were dropped, oi Wwld War n. He had been gpeak out unhesitatingly on- to- accompanist. have received from other town dered toe park to be cordoned "My remarks will be devoted Patented Povy-R-Vac Housing laws Is consl(lering drafting great start”, on provUUng the , . Troop 696, meeting at Trinity the White House says was di­ chiefly to the major foreign and ey for only one moon flight ta tloned but uninformed voices The rest of the cases are pend- employed as an electrician In jay’s Issues. The rest of us The concert Will begin at 8:16 toward local implementation (of groups, off, creating a demilitarized rected to violent dissenters. At­ for smooth, clean cutting. p.m. There will be a free will planning) as Its primary three different schemes on kind of tow-coel:, subsidised Covenant Church, under the di­ domestic issues which confront the fiscal year, which mecuis a ecbdng outright Ues generated” Ing. Hartford area for a number hedge. We hedge because to equal lev^ with other town zone-'Uke area a block north of tacks have been directed at by tlie Panthers. The AP survey included mor^ years and was a member of gpeak out might endanger our offering, the proceeds of which thrust.” pubbllc housing.” housing called for In fhe'CW A rection oi Mrs. Michael Esca- the nation at this time and I will delay for Apollo 16, originally Builtto ASA Safety He went on to charge that report. He caled the Beechwood commissions.” vlch, will eflean up roadside area the executive mansion. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew targeted for the flrirt half of cal- ”A free society is in trouUe ® dozen cities where I^ah- B n e ^ e rh t^ jobs, our positidi in the will go toward scholarships for Many of the speakers follow­ ‘Welch also felt the commls- Protest organizers had offered respond directly to views cur­ Code standards. Laurel Music Camp. Refresh­ ing from his area echoed Daly’s there Is a "pyramid” building project ”an example of what a . In neighborhood oi Trinity Cov- for using harsh terms In dis­ rently being espotised by repre­ endar year 1971 • when blatant Drooaaancfa. so ov- thers have been active. It/cov- Electrical Workers, Local 38, munity, our business, or might aton might take on "bigger en- Church ta the southwest Thursday night to compromise, cussing student protesters. ®r®d arrests made since J(^yl. Hartford. He formeriy otherwise have some adverse ments wUl be served. contention that the people fear at toe state level, telling the town oan do.” sentatives of toe Republican ad­ B------the towns will be forced to com- committee members, ’ "You and He was shouted down wtien he deavora than you have,” and part of town. Girl Scout Troop giving up the Lafayette area to Agnew came ta for particular J. 1969 / ' “ ® supernumerary fCr 14 financial effect upon us. In a exchange for the ElUpee south attention during toe meeting ministration,” O’Brien said. ply with the pleui If and when I and members of-your agency concluded, "Manchester Is doing said the problem among some 523, meeting at Manchester He cited "the extensive prime Produce 15 Years ver raid in hto^^Sony’klL h The Panthers the,p6elves say _'«-e!dom, we are not it takes eUect. are being used without your Its job housing-wise. I would commission members, particu­ Green School tmder the, di­ of the White House. But the gov­ and the imlverslty heads Indi­ the arrest total to/hvuch higher Depaitment free. In a sense, only the kids larly those who have -not volun- ernment said this also was too cated their Impression that toe time coverage of the recent ad­ SAN FRANCISCO—Asparagus He was a member and past ore detached raough to apeak U.S. Watches S a ^ Only a Plan knowing It. urge other towns not to shrink rection of Mrs. Charles Jawor- dresses of the President, toe ' Throughout the session, from their own responalbUiitles.” teerd lor ■ any committees, skl, will clean up th^ school­ close and would be cordoned off. vice president would take a Is a perennially growing plant / Although Hoover strongly de- |^“ ths1M 9 i^ne *^ccorfto« commander of. the Stafford freely.” ”I suggest that, knowingly or softer approach In future re­ coverage vviilch Is craitemplated which, muclT like a fruit tree, fendedtiAm* policemH/v. in.In eachJtarei Inafaiw...instance, a mOnUlS OI IS09 aiOne, aCCOrOing TJ-.* in.- speakers were assured by Rob- unknowingly, you’re part of a has been "self-motivation.” yard, lot next door, and street. Earlier, the Justice Depart­ » . the nartvjS newananer there Springs, Post irwi ml of theukj Amertoan of the presidential preac' confer­ will produce year after year for special federal InvestlgaUon la Legion, and was a pajrt com- Red Ships In ert G. Menaslan, chairman of scheme leading to a state plan- Miss Jen Schaffer said the Girl Scout Troop 681, meet- ment had offered use of the marks. commlmlon sliould sfep torward Jng at St. Mary’s Church under Washington Monument grounds Nixon, Thursday, also called ence scheduled tor May 8, 1970, about 16 years after it has com­ still under way■ In^SmecUon n^dw of District W the the CRPA. committee and of ning and zoning agency undet and the complete exposure pleted its taltial. two-to three- with the fatal shootings of two ’’Theiy probably aren’t ‘ ~any ‘J' American Legion. Saturday Masses the meeting, that "This plan Commissioner Jones,” Doimelly Thibodeau Freed occasionally and "take a stand the direction of Mrs. E. B. several blocks from the man­ the nation’s governors to Wash­ Caribbean on something.” Coykendall, wllll clean up the sion, but the demonstration ington for a Monday meeting to which is given to toe views and year maturing period. Black Panthers test December "?®,"'/ Mcept nmybe a few Survivors include Ms wife, is only a plan, and we hove no said. In Hansley Case pronouncements of representa­ As many as 20,000 plants can by Chl<»go poUce. J, Mrs. Ruth May.eSuHlvan of El- Scheduled for (Continued from Page One) is 6nly a plan, an we have no Few people from Manchester She mentioned that students Verplanck School site. Girl leaders turned down that site. talk over toe surge of dissent, would like to be able to smoke Scout Troop 10, m eeting'at St. In a statement Thursday •nus came as a conference of tives .of toe administration, par­ be grown on one acre, with each But Hoover attributed Pan- .^ r’s^^rndT mlMs^’flr^tof^ ^ daughters, Miau- U.S. rfdps operating In the area. your planning agencies to com­ >vere present at toe session, and HARTFGRD, Ootm. (J^ ) — ticularly those of Vice President plant producing 30 to 60 speara deputy Churches Here ply with It.” i at the high school and said that Mary’s Church under the di- night, the organizers said unless the 32 Republican governors tfaer-pollce clashes in both Chl/'“ « reen SuMlvan, Susan SuUlvan, The Soviet Union last month this caused Frank Luplen, a Gary Hansley Ignored ibur Spiro T. Agnew.” a year. o a ^ M d Los Angela to mahonmation In dlc j^„2g authoriUes had, by re- ^ tX ^f ‘®-- ®ch®duled Saturday af- recommendation In the CRPA audience this Is an internal problem at 639, meeting at Buckley School government will have to accept The GOP group' said it was ^ e hysteria against Weal po- interfered with X g i ^ ^ S T ’j ^ R “ ^?®® Pacific and adjoining seas. In­ says coroner Irving Aronson. the high school and -not rel- under the direction of Mrs. I. responsibility for the conse­ deemed most Important that toe report for the establishment of On a show of hands, perhaps Hie coroner absolved Police­ /•' members’ constitutional rights. SuUiivan of Stafford Springs; starUng tomorrow at which cluding the Mediterranean, lat­ between 6 and 12 ”itow neigh- a half dozen responded. Among evant to the youth commls- Anderson, wlU clean up Kennedy quences.” governors be ta their own state He described tto'Panthers as Between August and January, and a slater. Mis. John Cun- communicants may fulfill their er described as the biggest na­ man Eldon Thibodeau ot any Sion’S concerns. Rd. Park located ta the norto- David Dellinger, a prominent to watch over the demonstra­ ST. JAMES CHURCH borhoods” in areas of the Capl- them were State Rep^ Donald criminal blame in the March tions scheduled eicross the na­ BUSH HARDWARE CO. a "blBck e x t r ^ s t organlza- the suit said, 18 party members nlngham of Enfield. Sunday obUgation to attend val exercises In Soviet history. tol Region where there are now Oenovesi, GOP Town Chairman . Miss Schaffer asked, “Where east section of town, protest lefider, said -a "disci­ 896 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER tlon” cOnririHig mostly of ju b i^ o had been arrested Funeral eervlcee will be to- Mass. large amounts of undeveled Adler Dobkln, and Hariaii D. 14 shooting. do you draw toe line on what's Girl Scout Troop 690, meeting plined, angry, defiant” and tion ta injunction with the 793 MAIN ST. M Af^HESTER 643-4121 Code lu ^ e d "Okean,” for Under the dreumsbanoes, 'IM- relevant and what Isn’t? at the -South Methodist Church massive demonstration will Washlng;ton protest. "hoodhmrtjme revolutionaries,” ^ total of 30 times on 42 morrow at 10 a.m. at the In- Saturday Masses will be cele- ocean, the maneuvers were land. Taylor, a Manchester delegate Who stocl^le weapons, espouse charges, but that 27 of the trovlgne-PlaiKte Funeral Home, brated at the Church of the As- One of th e. areas designated to CRPA. bodeau bad the right to ^’usq She said that making this under the direction of Mrs. move toward toe White House. As the demonstration move­ announces meant to show that the Soviet whatever force he felt was nec­ decision Is one of the problems Charles Kelly, will clean up ”We caiuiot be deflected to hold ment headed toward its climax, Mdrxist-J:«ninlst doctrines and charges were later dropped. B. Main St., Stafford Springs, sumption at 6:30 and 7 p.m.; Union ”ls not only a great pow­ on toe CRPA’s land use mstp Is Luplen criticized toe press terrorize black communities. Thia suit was filed In January, with a military service conduct- at St. Bridget Church at 6 and the WlndsorvUle section of East for "not adverUsing toe sea- essary to efifect that arrest,”' the commission bas been having around the church and across & rally at the monum^it,” he calls for peaceful and reasoned er In land warfare but naval as Aronson said. all along. - the street on Hartford Rd. prop- protests were made by political Saturday Evening Masses V ^Ie condemning the Pan- jj followed In April by an- od by the Stafford Springs g p.m.; and at St. James’ well," Soviet newspapers said. Windsor. slcai,” saying he had not seen said. Hoover also atteclced other suit, this one seeking 310 American Legion Post. Burial Church •at 6 and 7:30 p.m. The "new neighborhoods” “one line” In toe papers con Ililbodeau saw Hansley run­ ■When someone else suggest- erty. d n i Scout Troop 606, meet- Another leader, Rennie Davis, and education leaders across “prominent Indivldu^” ■ wtw, million in damages and accus- will be in St. EkJward’s Ceme- Times of Sunday Masses re- Adm. Sergei Gorshkov, com­ would contain a ”mlx” of hoUs- cemlng the meeting. ning from the scene of a purse- ed that the areas the commte- ing at the Nathan Hale School told newsmen 'Unursday: the nation. A t 5:00 AND 7:30 he said, have made ’’substantial the- Los Angeles police de- tery, Stafford Springe. main unchanged at all three mander In chief erf the Soviet Ing types, would become rela- The Herald did carry advanc-; snatching, told him four times slon has concentrated on —rec­ under the direction of Mrs. "Our anger and defiance will New Jersey Gov. William T. Toyota Corolla, itation, conservation on —rec­ Roger Gray, will clean up contributions” to legal defense partment of harassing party Friends may call aJt the fu- churches. navy, said In an Interview In the lively hlgh-denslty areas of be news of toe meeting. In ac to stop, and finally fired as the, focus on the fOct that the Nixon CahUl, a Republican, Issued a funds for party members ac- members. It cited, among other Jtoral home tonight from 7 to 9. gt_ Bartholomew will poll Its government newspaper Izvestla tween 800 and 1.200 housing counts of CRPA planning on 19-ye®r-®ld Hartford youth w ^ tlon —are good areas and that around Highland spring and the comipisaton. should stick. along Gardneir St. Incidents, a police-Panther w parishioners Sunday at all the maneuvers area would In­ climbing a fence, the oorori^, S p e c lf l^ , he n a m ^ ^ m - '^ootout In Los Angeles last ^ “ j clude the Barents Sea, the Sea said. with them, Provost said the Girl Scout Troop 1, meettag lality, economy Masses to find out what time commlsalon also has other pos- at C enter Oongregathxiai poaer-conductor Leonaird Bern- y\- « Walter R. Hall, 61, of 128 the parishioners would like of Norway, the North Sea, the stein, aim director Otto Premin- Panthers wounded ‘^*'®®" Hd., husband of Sea of Okhotsk, the Sea of Ja­ slbiUtiee because, as a “struc­ Church under ' the direction of Saturday Masses and what will Three Senate Hopefuls tured body” it can serve as a Mrs. Janet White, will clean up ger; black entehalner Dick Gre- ^ ^ ii a S ^ M*-®’ Thorbjomsen Hall, fit the need of the people. pan, the Philippine Sea and the gory and the wives o< orchestra - died yesterday at Manchester mediterranean. Black and Bal­ Six Take Oath “go-between or liaison between along Gardner Street. Glri and fu n . Last week, it was announced Take Stands on Issues youth And government.” Scout Troop 682, meeting a t „ ^ that all Catholics In the Hart- tic seas. 0 rector. Sidney Lumet. Mr. Hall was Itom July 2^ Archdiocese would be al- "The scale of the naval ma­ Candidates for toe Democru- for a state income tax because Of Citizenship In other aOtion, toe comission Bentley School under the dlrec- which killed two Panthers and decided to hold its youth forum tlon of Mrs. Robert GoJfney, wounded two policemen, Uiere 7 ‘owed to fulfill their Sunday neuvers is grrand,” the Defense tic nomination for toe State he believes presArt residential six area / residents were » — .,1 crAtw hvcd in Hartford and New York ^ Ministry newspaper. Krasnaya Senate for toe Fourth Senator- property taxes are unfair. He is at the Nike Site If possible so will clean up vacant lota In ‘>«en “ me 90 arrests of “ vc“ »,.u = a, obligation to attend Mass on among thc^ who became U.S. that may be designated for the neighborhood of BenUey to s h ^ the Bteck I ^ p^rty members In the past year. Manches- Saturday. The Saturday Masses Zvezda. reported. ”FV)r the first fal District, John J. Hutchln- not opposed to lowering the In equal parts. time In the history of both So­ son, Henry Becker and Atty. drinking age to 18. He wants naturalization cere- youth use. The town recently School. Girl Segut Troop 648, “ Many Individuals h ^ e been ‘®‘: y®®? must be cetebmtod from 4 acquired the site from toe fed- meattag a t Bentley School un- proper perspective,” Hoover arrested at least twice, and World V/ax fl- He g Sunday viet and world naval art, the Dominic Squatrito, last nlgM more per-pupll state aid for pub- monies'held today In U.S. Dls- said. eral government for town rec- der the dfreetJon of Mrs. Fred “ A Which stock multiple- Charges were edged obUgarion that Catholics attend forces disposed on different presented their qualificattona Uc schools but not more state trict'tJourt, Hartford, Judge M. ”An organlzaUon which stock- ^ Panther lawvers Whitney Division of United j^g3g oceans will operate on a single and answered questions on con- control of educatl>®®" dropped In some 4^of a member .of Emanuel authorized bishops in this coun- No dates were given for the er members of toe Democratic into private schools will lower / senault of 128 W. Main St., ! i confrontation with enforcement “ Lutheran Church. trv to o ^ o t 0.1 exercises, which were contin­ •rown Committee. The district the public school system,” Rockville; Oyula Gareezky Jr.,, to purchase 1971 cars. ITie petl- nale School under the direction the Chicago cases, 'hiey add try to grant permission for ful- tlon says .that a “decline in of Mrs..Frank Savrtao, will cleon “'ere have been less than '>®®'‘'®®^"“ '” '®’ flllment of the Mass obllgaUon uing Into May. Includes Manchester, Marlbor said. “I want to keep toe <}*^- of Rt. 4, Coventiy : Joseph A. Gorshkov said the maneuvers ough, Glastonbury and Easi slon of church and state.’’ and Josephine Nowak, both of "®’^ ^®®'' up the trail up to^the bop of law” ^ convictions or sentencing of ®*"“® “ "-®® daughters. Miss „„on SaturdavSaturday evenimnaevenings anHand ava.eve­ vvouW ’Show up the 1971 car as on Saturday, M|ty 16. In vloMtlon of the law. Panthers diirtnp- tha Rnndl S. Hall at home, Mrs. nings before holy days In their would take place on the open Hampton. “i have -two views on. abor- 146 Graft Dr., ' Manebester;^ a aymlx)! of apathy and Ignor- ______It's Going to Be a Cool ”Yet,” he added, "when law- ranrinir from Judith Torstenson of MiManches- diocese. sea, well away from principal State Sen. David M. Barry tlons,” Squatrito said. ’T m Indi- Herve J. (Wormier of 99 Scantlc ance rather than social status. fill process Is applied to bring for dlsobwl^ a ‘®*" “ “ M*"®’ Harbara Well- International shipping routes. Is not a candidate for re-elec vldually opposed, but for'legis- Meadow Rd., South Windsor; the Black Pantheirs under con- »n® mr disobeying a red Ught to When OsleV asked toe group Converted to. Oil beloved of New Canaan; two He described' the maneuvers tlon because he is seeking toe latlon, because of toe overrid- and Roger J. Akerley of 9 Main to make this effort an official trol, their-cries of genocide and L ir ^ T* y®®™ In JaU for rob- brothers, Howard Hall of Jack- as a ’’serious test” of Soviet na­ nomination for First District Ing social ifteeds to prevent un- St., South Windsor. commission project, Stanamtxi PITTSBURGH-—Garbage and haraasment '.are seemingly ac- ^ "®®^ r®"**®"- " sonvUI^e, Fla., and David Hall Rev. Mclnnes val capablUUes, Including the Congressman. wanted chUdren and dangerous ______said they would have to check wastepaper could one day be- oeiAed withtut question.” J . ® ^ ‘®®»® of Saugertles, - N. Y.; two sis­ use of nuclear submarines €ind . Each of toe three candidate.? Illegal abortions.” ' An abortioa the legality of ta-volvement by ®'”'*® *‘®"' material for making ^lU des lambasting the Pan-®«-®. »>®^ ters, Mrs. Rachel Olsen .and Resigns City’s naval aviation, promised to campaign vigor- law, he said, should have a toe commission, an advisory B®®®!^® ®*L . Rewarch ^ 0 2 5 thers. Hoover.. also criUclzed Mrs. Dorothy Torgeson, both of 'ihe number of ships and ously, and asked support o'.tim e limit regarding the period About Towii chemists at the Bureau of M iv n e d ?toniey":tt^rA ^‘= -o r'! Sa^eriles; 'and mree;, grand Action Position planes taking part was not dis­ committee members. Each of pregnancy. ' Reix>rttag on toe poUutlon M***®®’ ^oal ,R « » rc h Center Philadelphia and St. Louis, con children. 11 Liberties Union. , . .,1, 1, * BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— closed, but all four regular So­ f ^ r r^rticai” Z ^ toh ,^® >‘«®‘®^o«-® graduated State verslty of^HartfoiM will lecture oopimlttee, Oerter aaJd Its inves- ^®^^ have experimentally ®<)nr ' " ■ ' • - tending they delivered Ught sen­ Funeral sendees wUl ^ to- Meinnes, viet fleets were to participate. «!•« ncome tM If It would repeal on "MotlvaUon and toe Adult,” tlgatlona of local bodies of v®«'‘>®“ w®‘* STOund-up garbage tences to hardened criminals. Check the shape...the statistics...and smile. morrow at 1:30 p.m. at Eman- who is_ resigning as chairman These are the Northern Fleet, v X v to 1/ w Z P^®"* H® roted at a seeslon of toe Manchester water turned up no chemical ^ P®P®r Into a type of crude ’The law abiding majority,” Panther Lawyer u^el L uther^ Church. The Rev af” Bridg;^;rt’« l^nunmuT^ the Black Sea Fleet, the BMtlc voting age to 18 but had dlf against an abortion blU In toe Public Health Nursliur Araocia- pollutants, but eUd turn up phy- petroleum. SUMMER • 30 miles to the gallon * Hits 87 mph wheii you want he sold, ”ls rapidly loalng pa­ Fleet and the Pacific Fleet. ferent shades of opinions on 1967 legislative session when he tlon stirff educaUon rarles Mon-* • Lifetime lubrication - • 4-on-thc-floor all tience vrith these whoae flagrant Charges FBI officiate. Burial will be In Blast yjg®«®"®y g^oup ^®«- faces **''®«major y®®™. prob- A U.S. Navy spokesman In ‘“ “®"‘ , , , V t '■®Pf«^"‘®“''e but prom- day from 2 to 4 p.m. at toe abuse of the humanitarian prin­ London said 96 to 100 Soviet ves­ Hutchinson is against mah- laed to take a "fresh look” at ksM>cv’« offic. 71 ir lu • 78 honM synchromesh transmission ciples of pardle and probation Cemetery. on l^ a l and federal tag abortions legal and against both sides of the question again. r ^ L i t J l Is’ oien' ta- In Conspiracy Holmes B\meral Home, 400 levels. sels took part In the AtlanUc ex­ And W e 'v e Got the FABRICS • Bucket seats • Nylon carpeting makes a mockery of justice. ercises, Including the ‘missile­ capital punishment. ”.No man "Taktag the life of an unfi^ terert^ profesok^ people • ’They are properly question- NEW YORK lARi A .1 ®*»«rge of ar- At the annual meeting Thurs- has toe right to take a life or chUd Is a serious thing,” he proieswonai people. , • Quiet performance ^ ' Ww Cha ransoniiw wisdom mo- , . ^ ^ '•®''«®m®nts- day night of AcUon for Bridge- armed helicopter carrier Lenin­ S l i ^ I ^ S b i l w t f o f ’some ^®"®® 1®''^®'-«®y® “mt an ’’FBI Theipfe are no calling hours, port Community D evelopi^t grad making her debut In the to say when life begins,” he said. He Is ta favor of a bUl to Epworth Circle of toe Worn-' to prove it! See and test drive Toyota Cprolla... the one to beat Atlantic. said. He ^ not convinced that outlaw capital punishment and e n ^ S y T f Barw“ei a S f p a iS m I i probation ®«®"‘ ‘"former” made an un- T^elfamlly suggesU that m ^ .(ABCD), Father Mdlnnes, the he approves of organ trans or state aid to private schooU of S ^ UnUeT^ M e ^ s U performance-wise and styling-wise today at S r t U w appew more K«t of dynamite to an "'®^®\ ®«"‘rtbuUons n ^ y be president of Fairfield Unlverstty **‘2!**^ 1 ,4 for the oonst^U on of buildings Church will meet Monday at 8.' Thousands of yards of Shtors for Dressos, We Have A Nice ficieetlon of Other Tejrota Medela -i I concerned with finding excuses ®ll®g®d co-consplrator of the 13 "'®“® “*® Memorial Fund of said he felt It was Ume to step His business experience, as and non-rellglous Items. p.m. at toe home oi tibw. Blousos, Booch Covor-ups and Curtains. In Steck! and evaalono for unrehabilltated Black Panthers charged with Emanuel Lutheran Church or to down to allow other leading flg- Swerdloff Guest treasurer and gm er^ “ *® *®®‘ leglalatlve session, Lorttle, 171 B. Center Bt. ! $aturday, May 9fh Only ropeoitlng offenders than main- bomb conspiracy. 'be Manchester Memorial Hoe- ures to head the agency. He er of Hamilton Standard Fed- Becker said he plugged a loop- ' Dacron Shoors • Printed VoHes • Postal Voilos We have just broken ground for our new fadli- the welfare of the gener- Lawyer Gerald B. Lefcourt P“ ®*- P*®"®. however, to remain on the Of Ladies Group eral Credit Union, he says, will hole ta toe law on driving under The Manchester Association' Embroidorad SImots • Floekod Shtors, AH ties for TOYOTA SALES, SERVICE and PARTS ol DubUc.” ®®*“ Thursday that the govern------ABCD board as he has for the help him Improve toe fiscal Uie influence of alcohol or drugs for the Help of Retarded Chll-' wofidorfuRy washoMe . . . a foy woor. Meanwhile, the Associated '”®®I admitted that the dyna- State Reb. HalDwell Diet P®®‘ y®®” - Mark Swerdloff, coordinator condiUon of toe state. He ap to make It poesible to get more dren wUl hold lU annual banaueti to be known as LYNCH MOTORS—just west of ------mite was pprehased In Vermont RRinr-u'PrtRT rvmn iapi annual report. Father of the Manchester Drug Adviso­ proves of state aid to. private convictions. Iliuraday at Willie’s ^ a k ’ Broad and Center Streets. Come on down and - —------liy^**'® a»®g®d agent and given j 3 Thomas D HaUlweU Mclimes listed the foUowing ry Center, will be guest speaker schools, lowering toe legal age ’’Whoever replaces Barry as House, with a social hour at 5 ’8(k ^ . without any request” to the “ , J* ® a problems facing ABCD: at a meeting of to Ladiee oi LOW MILL PRICES watch us grow! I Personal N otices co-conspirator. Easton died today at —"increasing antipathy and for drinking and contractural senator will have big shoes to p m. Reservations may be made' "Increasing St. James’ Monday at 9 pjn. In obligations to 18. After more fill,” Becker said. Several other by calling Mrs. dlflord BulUvon • L------Lefcourt said the government HosplW. .... " A ataVA aaaArmKli lack of interest in problems of the lower auditorium of St. study has been made on provid- committee members praised ___ In Memoriam referred to the purchase in an ^ ®‘®‘® ®®®®"“'lyman from poverty by toe national govern- James’ School. His toploi ta ^ a n equitable, graduated ta Barry’s work. B a r^ campaign The Polish Women’s AlUoncs' SAUOS and SERVICE NOW AVAILABUB AT affidavlt submitted to get a “*® ‘"®“^®‘ comprising “Drugs, How, Why, and What come tax that would Satisfy toe car stickers and pins were die- Group 618 will meet tomomnv' In loving roeinorjr of Susie R. wiretap order renewed. Easton, Monroe and Oxford, —"Lack of public interest on Can Be Done.” needs of toe state, he will take trlbuted at toe meeting. at 6 p.m. at 77 North St. The' piaicer. vGo poiiMd away May 8, The six defense attorneys Halllwell was a former Republi- fijg local level attributable In MORIARTY BROTHERS IMl. The program Is open to all a stand on this Issue, he said. ”I'm number one by a hard meeting was changed from Bun-! joined in asking Justice John M. ®®" ^®wn chairman In Easton, part to prejudice and fear, interested parents and young •Squatrito spoke of his con- head count of delegates,” Barry day to Saturday becouss Sun-’ FABRIC DBPARTMBMT ■TORBB (D.B.A. LYNCH MOTOB8) ^5SuiTiSh!r’^'ta'*tho* Murtagh for more time to study He was elected to toe House In _*'Growing crisis In confld- people. Refreshments - will be cem with toe problems of those sold ta his campaign progress day is Mothsr’a Day. , HsHo Mome . transcrlpu of wiretap con- ence as Indicated by Inve^ga- served. Mrs. Raymond IVeedle who need help—the young peo- report. He reported tost he has ----- > sei CENTEB ST.. MANOHESTBII-dM-SlM To bear your voioe, and eee your versations, He Is survived by his widow, Uons by (U.S. Rep. Lowell P.) Einlto. ^ Is In charge of the - program. pie and toe poor. He noted the talked with Individual delegates The VFW will sponsor a dsnes! Welles CcMinlry Store To sit and talk wUh you *wbUe, Murtagh declined but ordered two sons, two daughters, his Weteker and the General Ac- Mrs, Charles Pontlcelll Is chair­ need to bring the voice of reason to the district convent^, to tonight from 8:80 to 1 p.m. for 434 Ooktohd Sfraot * MANCHESTER 2Su^.!5r!& /°ni£w d*'a& * ^ different hearing to be held mother and a brother. counting Office.” man of toe hospitality commit­ to toe problems of pirflutlon, m est'of the town bommtttM In members of the, post, its sux-l Rout* 30 & 83, Tdcoltvlto, Opp. Conn. GoNlond "*“ dsar. Monday Instead of the one relat- Funeral services, will be Mon- A committee is expected to tee. drugs, rising medical coats, edu- toe district, and to several Utary, the Stein 'Club and thSli' Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. to 9 ;30 P.M. ing to toe papers that toe law- day from Christ Episcopal name Father Meinnea’ sue- A meeting for members only cotton and housing. He is for labor, women's and otosr guesU. The music will be by’ Opon Mon. • Sot. 10«6Sun. 1"6 yer said they wanted to pursue. Church in Easton. cessor within a week. will be held at 8 p.m. annual legtolsUon sesstons, and groups. Dick Lewis and hU orohestia. ' ■f- I ■

' / ■A MANCHESTER EVENING HERAli).-MANCJHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 197« .PAGE ELEVEN PAOB TEN BIANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1970 Enfield; Robert C. Herdic, 83 Still worse, It has been ' dlsoovered Rev, Diiffey V . Sen. D o d d | Poe/’» Comer Manchester Olcott Bt.; Daniel C. Cotton, 54 OF MANGHEBTUm 8 Lyness St.; David H... Taylor, 20 by one of our most patriolte Sbutbem Hospital Notes Werner Dr., Rockville; Mrs, Political MOTHER!, 54 McKEE STREET CopnittQ Ijp ir^ newspapeifs that Earth Day, April 82,. Mother! what flowers of love Ruth T. Lindsay, 62 ’Oxford St.; when wo were supposed to be think­ shali we give you this day— VISITINO HOURS Harold J. Crane, Rt. 81, Coven­ ,Now Is the time to bring in your soreens to bo i Dodd Challenged Attack on Media Intermediate Cora Beml- try; Gerald T. Kllduff, 114 Parade Storm window' gloMi replooed. ing pure thoughts about our envlron- Roses, camaUoiui, orchids — To Public Debate To ‘Intimidate’ flowers that can say private, noon-8 p.iij., and 4 p.m. Rachel Rd. . ment, was also Lenin's birthday. "The How much wo love you'— that * p.m.; prlvotb rooms, 10 a.m.- Also, Carlton House, East (tkmtinued from Pagn^lO) AUTO PLASS INSTALLED date," said this newspaper editorially, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — con wipe all sad tears a'way! * P-m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Itortford; Mrs. Bonnie J. True, them on behalf of these exiles P iJu ^ ra Tile Rev. Joseph Duffey Thurs­ Our most precious flowers — P o ^ trlo * : Parent* ^ o w ed East Hampton; Wallace Irish u ...... "was not selected by chance. Here we The Rev Joseph Duffey charged GLASS FURNITURE TOPS IVnmdcd OototMr 1, U& day challenged Sen. Thomas Thursday that Sen. Thomas flowers of prayers In special nny .ttoie except noon-8 p.m.; Sr.. 96 North St.; j„hn ’ ' have a classic example of hqw the Com­ Dodd to a public debate. Duff'ey, array irthors, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. j J. Carlin, M School St,; Stephen themselves and leave the dan- M IRRO RS (FireplAce and Door) Dodd's complaints about not get­ Self Service: 10 a.m.>8 p.m., iaiw Eiw erf Conn., • • Booond Oasa Mnll munists pervert Idealism and wiorthwhile a Democratic U.S. Senate hope­ ting a "fair shake” from the R. Backhaus, Stafford Springs; gcr to others, emd who if they ful, said that he had been the Edward F. Cormole, Cooper Hill succeed will show no proper \n C T U R E FRAMINQ (all types) causes to their own purpose.” New* media were Just attempts you M p - * SSiJive Chre and Coronary ^ ___ION RATBB MCM victim of "slander and Innuen­ to "intimidate” the media. What that means Is that every time a gratitude, and If they fail will lie In, Advene* do” by Dodd. Duffey is challenging Dodd for With grandeuD°''nMti«^ you to min’ • South Windsor; q^ag down their friends with 1N1ND0W aad PLATE G U SS ^•SS„-.;;;;;;;’S;S beer can was picked up or a tree plant­ '’You owe me the right of con­ renomination. win be oqr q u e ^ th ls day! Dary) Ann Washburn, 38 Maple them. Tub EnewBure from froi $.30 to $45 plus Inst . Jonth...... , 7.80 frontation,” Duffey said. He oj®®* Q4 ^^6i*non Honth ...... 8.80 ed anywhere in A rn ic a that day, the He said, "the American peo­ Our hearts to (3od — will lift to BfAtomity: Father®, 11 s.m.« *’ “And if there be any man charged that Dodd had used ple have learned that when pol­ keep you In'^Hls Care! 12:45 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 Francis R. Bartlett, 118 here, overjoyed at being chosen m e m b b r o f _ Communists were laughing their heads THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , “ every trick of the radical right- iticians complain about the way Dear Mooter! when we needed Phm.; others, 8 p,m,-4 p.m., and Lakeside Dr., Andover; Mrs. to command, who urges you to n ia AaeootAted Preie to exclMtvely ^ off, because they knew we were really wing demagogue” against him. they are being treated by the you fsriiet — you were there! 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. Natllda V. Rolsch, S. River Rd., make the expedition . . .do not n«i«a to Ui# uee of republlcatlon of nil Dtwa w patebee credited to It or not othM- honoring Lenin, even if we didn’t know Dodd had repeatedly referred newa media, it almost always Age Limits: 16 In maternity, Coventry; Jam^s B. Topllff, allow such a one to maintain hls 1^ . opttii tonighf HN 9:00 SSmT oiedtted to thto peper and atoo* toe to Duffey at a news conference means that our newspapers and In this hour, so Holy — enfold u |n other areas, no limit In Windsor; Mrs.f Patricia Thurs- private splendor at Ills country’s loou newa poUkltohed bare. it ourselves. an rtohta of republlcatlon of apeolnl dto- Wedneaday night as a "left broadcast reporters are doltig us In your arms! self-service. Birch St.; John L. risk, but remember that such ^ tonight and sot. only! 'patoiiea hereto are atoo reeerved.______, The moral seems clear. If we want to wing" candidate. Duffey Is na­ their jobs correctly.” Breathe upon us — svyeet lul­ ------Cavognaro, 103 Ridge St.; Fred persons Injure the public for- 14 QT. STYROFOAM TIm Banild Prtottof Company Inc., pi- be safely American, we had better not tional chairman of Americans "With his attack on the news labies — so gracious , with The administration reminds L*- I'm*!!, East Hartford; John tune while they squander their ■imae no financial reaponalolllty tor for Democratic Action, a liiberal your charms! visitors that with construction N- Mathleu, East Hartford; own . . . ■laBtilaal erroia appeartof In ad^^toe- fool armmd too much with any silly, media, Senator Dodd-has Joined maMa and Other reading matter to The group. Then God will smile on us from under way, parking space is Mrs. Laura C. Mercer, Storrs. my turn, summon any picnic chest fiaiioiieater Evening Herald / ______the Nixon admiiflJltratlon in Us sissylsh cruSades. It's a good thing to In a "Dear Tom” letter to policy of calculated intimidation above. . . limited. Visitors are asked to Aleo, the Rev. Russell H. of the older men that may have Eotaerther to Loa Angelee Ttm^Watolng- remember, there’s nothing as American Dodd, Duffey said he and the of free and Unrestricted report­ Teaching us — no greater love bear with the hospital whUe the Allen, 33 Park St. ; Douglas T. such a person sitting next to senator have some things in than a mother's love. **’S^lll aervl5rdlenrof*N. E. A. as dirt. ing of neWa,"-. said Duffey In a parking problem exists. • Moore, RD2, Browns Bridge them not to let himself be each PitUtohera nepreaeniaxivae_ — r s w ' " ' " ' ' common. statement. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko • Rd., Rockville; Anthony J. shamed down, for fear of being Sbannon and Cullen Inc.,. Special Agency If you do have to plant a tree, plant Torh. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. "We are both Independent of “Unfortunately,” said Duffey, 28 Golway St. Patients Today: 284 Walter, 98 Benton St.; Mrs. thought a coward if he do not 77c a Commie with It. the bosses in Hartford,” said Manchester, Conn. (we also have ottwr tlzaa) aranrPTITR ATTTOT HUftEAP OP CIRC01*A. "we have seen In other coun­ ___ ,, Beatrice A. Degarmo, 115 Wal- vote for war, but, remembering TION8. ______Duffey. "We are about the onlj^ tries wliat happens when the ADhOTTED YES'I^RDAY: nut St.; Mrs. Harriett P. Gla- how rarely success Is got by two candidates arBund who Mre. Dotores H. AnMtM. Hmt- comini. East Hartford. wishing and how often by fore- D5g^^.tolY, __ „Jatog cloatagboura news media allow themselves to Hond^ — 1 p.mTPriday. aren’t millionaires. be bullied by powerful and self- Rockville ‘kern the mad toor ^eaS v — 1 p.m. Saturoay, “AU The Right Noises” "But the differences we have field, DesmOTd B ^ k e, 669 Sul- McKee St.; Stephanie L. Saun- dream of conquest, and, as a toor W iS^way — 1 p .r o . Monday. serving politicians . We caravot For Thuraday — 1 p.n^ in policy and emphasis raise the allow that to happen in Ameri­ Hospital Notes w'lt" ’ Lk>ventry; Mrs. true lover of his country, to Hold jy>r/FW ay — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. Tonight, at the risk of being further most crucial questions confront­ rlck J. Bohan, 48 N. Elm St Eva _ _ B._ Hyatt, _ ___East Hartford; _ up hls hand on the other side; S9 ' Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuraday charged with divisiveness, intensKivity, ca." \ind it a t led deadline — B P.m^day be^ ■ .egan without consulUi^ cal, Oiat big news should be made by a candid enough to face the fact that the president of the American Oak St./Beverly Hartford Clara D. DanieLs, 28G Main St., f:»is spawning ground and sanctuary of "the reference to "millionaires’’ — the Athenians; and that tor the letter written by Secretary of the Interi­ was a swipe at the other two Broadcasting Co, for allowing Tpke., Anthony Ludden, Union Windsor; Mrs. Nellie A. School Menus future^^we do not enter Into al- movement” Is the American university. the Newman comments to be St., Rose Luglnbuhl, Reed St., Hartford; Mrs. or Walter Mckel to his President. Few instltuticms ore more vital to a free contenders for the Democratic llancelTas we have been used to telecast. Ann Marchltto, Old Town Rd., society; none is so susceptible to capture nomination for U.S. Senator, St.; Maurice J. Fisher, 42 Madi­ For Next Week do, with, people whom we must Hlckel’s original appointment to the Alphonsus J. Donahue and State At one point in the news con­ Cai-roU Reed, North Park St., help in their need, and who can and deetruettan by the radical or crimi­ ference, Dodd berated a cam­ son St.: Mrs. Ida H. Flake, 9 Cabinet was questioned because It was nal left. Ftwtocraiihed bjr Bytvtsn Oflara Sen. Edward L. Marcus. Constance Sabonls, Blast Rd., Cl’ffWOoH - - , , ,v The school lunch menu for never help us in ours ’’ In anotiter reference to Dodd’s eraman who had stopped his Norma Sojka, Karin St. Louis, lext week Is: Monday, f r ^ - eloquence in- feared he .might be insenslUve to the Before some of my detractors are COLLEGE BULLETIN BOARD, BOSTON UNIVERSITY camera. Mrs. Bessie E. Hafford, Elling­ tempted to skip blithely to the cwMluaion Wednesday night news confer­ Nye St.,. Willis Weat, Reed St., ton; Blau V... J, fort in a roU, mustard < ^ t ^ ^ gentler things of life. ence, Duffey said Dodd had Meanwhile, Dodd’s remarks all Rockville. and relish, potato and pickle __ , . . f that I am labeling ah college students as about being "mousetrapped”, in St.; Eldith Johnson, 49 New St.; __ _ P'y ancient arguments to members of the criminal ieft, Important made "simple-minded charges Births Tuesday; Dai«hter ghawn T. Ireland, 477 Center cole slaw, pear half and __...u.i.r. ___ HU letter to hU President was a plea the Stamford primary by a our doubtless wholly different distinctions must be drawn. that teachers are the cause of bom to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin gt. cookie, milk. „ circumstances In Indochina to­ for the Nixon Admlntotratilon to adopt a I am not talking about the overwhelm­ A Thought fm- Today student unrest" and had made "nropagandist" were criticized Luglnbuhl, Reed St., RockvlUe, Xlso, Shaun A, Kennedy, Staf- Tuesday, ibaked ham by a spokesman for another of day, let it be noted that the gentler, more imderstandlng attitude to­ ing majority of coJege etudenta who are Sponsored by the Manchester Political Parade “an irrational defense of the and son bom to Mr. and Mrs. ^ird Springs; FYancls Kostenko, raisin sauce, maahed-potatoes, Athenian Assembly overrode hls Inside Report the senator's rivals — Alphemsus h on the campus to learn, nor am I talking Council ot Churches By DAVID S. BRODER invasion of Cambodia” which he John Sojak, Rockville. m Florence St • Mrs Anne ' buttered whole kernel com, cot- objections and voted to embark ward the youth of the nation, for fear about the majority of faculty members The Washington Post should be prepared to defend in J. Donahue of Stamford. ^ , 1 Kubacka, Stafford Springs; Mrs! tage pudding ^ t h chocolate campaign. by The Donahue man said It'was that, otherwise, this youth might be who find it increasingly dlfacult to teach Nowadays we hear much public debate. Uvengood, Veomon Ave., John Anne F . McCaughey, 382 E . Cen- sauce, bread and butter, mUk. That the A thenian in a m>reading climate of disruption and "It is time now for you to Dodd’s fault- if he got involved Bllow, Hale St., Kenneth Graves, ter St.; M ichel Nal^tenis, 125 Wednesday, sloppy Joe, but- driven more and more toward anarchy. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak about a “hew morality." BSvery CAMBRIDGE, MialBS.—Unable "They were (» help the E ge^ in a primary he couldn’t win. disorder. But I am gravely concerned goieration seems to assume aeans Mgwtosr the SeUnuntines” stop crying In the shadows and W ^ e w all Rockvme: Adelaide Rd.; Mrs. Diana Plz- tered peas, applecrisp with top- sealing “the a doom of Athenian to eleep .wieU altiae hearing Presi­ He also disputed Dodd'p claim Joyce Kerstetter, Hanson Dr., zola, 69 White St.; Mrs. Monique ping, milk. Secretary ttckel feared a loss of com­ that thedr majority will soon become a ' that the moral principles of dent Nixon explain hls decision ’’-m ie names were as oonfus- ' ' come out Into the open,” said civilitotion, simply shows to minority unless some strong swift steps WASHINO’IGN — Only days Destruction of the Cambodian ih^ (hen as they are today; diet Duffey. that the senator was refused his Vernon; Gena Sawyer, -Llbetty perras, 32 Oak St.; Mrs. Maiy Thursday, hot oven m ^tball munication between this nation, as rep- sanctuaries was his answer. It their fathers are old-fashioned to launch an Ameriioen cttenslve request for five of Stamford’s right-thinking persons how little are taken by administrators who up until before President Nixon ordered and outgrown. Every new point is one of the persistent eggnavar "I charge you with conduct­ St., Sharon Scott, Grand Ave., pond, Manchester Manor. grinder, buttered wax beans, would disrupt the cycle of Com­ against enemiy sanctuaries In 25 delegates to the Democratic Mary Swider, Franklin Park Also, Mrs. Marion G. Shana- fruit cocktail and cookie, milk. history has to teach us. resented by Its adulMeadershlp, and Its now haven’t diown much hecurt for coun- U.S. troops Into the Fishhook of view assumes that some Cambodia, a temporarily dis­ tions of foieign wais—” and to.,., ing a cam pai^ of slander and tea- action. munist attack and withdrawal things formerly thought to be order ell otber mettera (n akfly Innuendo against me durit^ the state convention. Actually the E., Lillian Mlodzlnsld, Talcott Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Friday, baked fish stiolts, tar- youth. Communist sanctuary of Cam­ for as much as 10 months—the placed WeaMngton JouniBliri, Dodd supporters "did not say a Ave., Mrs. Susan Luman and jjrs. Florence Spooner, 30 Eva tar sauce and catsup, mashed The vulnerablUty of the academic wrong are no longer wrong, and as (hey should deem best for recent primaries, using every N bodia, a tentative decision had time that ml'Jtary officials say cut eff from 4he usual "Infcrm- word until after the slate was daughter. Grove St., all Rock- dj. . James SUUivan, ^ River- potatoes, buttered sliced beets, But It waa perhaps even morb. striking community to exploitation by the radical that we can act as though we ed sources,” turned to hds copy the Inberest of Athens. trick of the radical right-wing or criminal left is based on the commu­ been reached at the highest It will take the Communists to "Five-days after tUs, a sec- ' demagogue,” said Duffey. "Be­ decided,” said the Domdiue side. side Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy E. WU- spice o ^ e with icing, bread RANGE that, at the end of ^ l e t t e r , thU Upm- rebuild and resupply their live In a new moral climate. cf Thucydides’ history cf (he nal spirit and identity of interest of its levels not to permdit so much as It Is certainly true that some end asBembiy was held, to oon- . . cause y 8, Ironvrood ,, Dr., ------do not believe there Is any surii tdvooating American intervien- Duffey did not indicate what Rockville: Laura Youness, d - Vemon; a daughter to Mr. and BANTLY OIL For them, ah the ingredients of a new The reason for this tentative edly will be repeated In the fu­ thing, as a new morality; and been chosen for ttie command "charges” had 'been made independence coalesce. Parental super­ ture, reducing Communist at­ Uon to rescue the French at der Mill Rd., Ellington; SteUa WllUam Voboril, Merrow COllI’A.M , I.M . Why should a letter on such Intangible Presidential declskMi was ob- so far as morals are concerned, Dtanbienphu, it seemed natural against hds'wUl and who thought against him by the Dodd cam­ Trum an Marks MOTHER'S DAY ;;:il M \I.N .-< rKM:'l vision is removed or greatly dlminfshed; vloua. Stung by the sharp pol­ tacks Into South Vietnam and BlotnlsW, Windsor Ave., Rock- Hd., Tolland; a daughter to Mr. ALL TOP LINES things create such a stir, and be con­ the same kind of behavior that enough to read the account of that the state was not well ed- . paigners. I'KI,. (i I!I-I.VI.'. the heady wine of Intellectual elitism itical reaction to diaclosurea In cushioning the time squeeze. brought about the downfall of vised . . . upon a slight and spe­ vUle; Anna PdUlUer, Ellington Nicholas Romano, 51 COSMETICS sidered worthy of national headllneo? courses through their v e ^ . More than the lath year of the war which 86th Birthday Rd., South Windsor; Patricia Poster St.; a daughter to Mr. early March that U.S. advisers Mr. Nixon’s military gamble, Greece or Rome will bring the ended Athenian deanocnacy 2,400 cious pretext to aspire to the anything else, they resentble probation­ In Lads had been killed, Mr. then, was solidly based and downfall of America or Russia.. conquest of the whole of Molly, J ' KANSAS <3ITY (AP) — Ftor- Poulin, Pleasant St., RockvlUe; Gene IPease, Colches- ARTHtlR DRUG The answer would seem to be that it ers of some esoteric organization—eager years,ago. Today in History Laura Mills, Crystal Lake Rdt- mer President Harry S. Truman goes straight to the heort-slck heart of to the point of syc<^>harKy to db ah the i-loss of even one U.B. adviser In the initial week has brought represents an unchangung and verting (he Athenians from the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is 86 today. EllUngton, aind Allen Serapres- tnan Fierravaiiti, Glastcnbury; light things and make ah the right Cambodia. Athenian conquest of Melos, “a son, Heather Rd., Ellington. ^ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. our problem, which Is not any one spe­ second thoi^hts to the White eternal fact with which we must colony of Laoedaemon that enberprise.” Today is Friday, May 8, the Truman was expected to ob­ noises so that they will be accepted into That tentative delslon became House. 128th day of 1970. There ore 287 Birth Wednesday: daughter Brook, Knfield; a daugh- cific Issue but rather our Inability to come to terms. would not submit to the Athen­ Thucydides then gives (Ms - serve the occasion 'with a walk, the group. ■ moot when the Presldnet decid­ Christianity taught this from paraphrase of Nictas’s speech: days left (n the year. reading hundreds of greetings bom to Mr. and Mre. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Benny Pas- And the group to whirii they feverishly But the Preaident’s second ians like the o^her islandera and • reach^ communication with ourselvee, re­ ed—on Monday evening, April gamble—his political gamble the beginning, and there. Is no “Although this assembly was- Today's HlghUght In History from well wishers, and having a Bahler, EUingttm. View Dr., Coven­ seek admission has unfortunately be­ 27—to approve the far more at first remained neutral and try. member and renew compact with our­ that he could control his seeth­ modem discovery that has took no part In the struggle.” convened to consider the prep­ On this date in 1946, Preoideat quiet dinner 'with Mrs. Truman Discharged Wednesday: come alienated from the values and in­ ambitious attack on the Cam­ made It all out-of-date. Persons arations to be made for ,sall(iig • Harry S. Truman announced in 'and perhaps a few intimate selves, t«i any of the problems which stitutions of our society. The most vocal bodian sanctuaries which he ing homefront in the face of an AMiough the envoys from James Beaudoin, Regan Oourt, DISCHARGED YESTER- expansion of the war—is more are final values in tMs world, Athens — representatdves of the to Sicily, I thiiifc,. .that we a broadcast that World War H friends. RockvlUe; Norma. Dlggleman, DAY: Andrew Ferreira, Thomp- face us. and weU-publlcized members of that announced last Thursday night. and if we deny this, our fate was over In Europe. group are committed to radical change. The original operation was ex­ dangerous, with far higher ancient werid’s highest dvlUria- ought not to give so little con- Pleaaant St., Rockville; William sonville; Michael Zervas, Bast stakes. will be nothing but the worst. tton — explained to the stub­ slderatlon to a matter of such On This Date Dimmock, Rt. 74, Tolland; Dan- Hartford; Rudolph J. Oeating, On front after fnmt, we face problems Small wonder then, that each year a pand^ from the relatively lim­ In the name of being modem Bi 1429, Joan of Arc lifted the Play Premieres new group of impressionabi'e consumers ited penetration of the Parrot’s Student revolts in . campuses born colony's leaders (hat “as moment, or let ourselves be KANSAS CITY (AIP) — A tel Toomey, Scctt Dr., Vemon; New Bedford, Mass.; Norman which seem Insoluble. We cannot handle across the country are now or changing the hard, moral (he world goes, right Is only In persuaded by foreigners toto-^ English siege of Orleans. Gertrude Gaulln, Buff Cap Rd., G. Dowdlng, Crestwood Rd. falls victim to the totalitarian phomaine Beak area, to be conducted rules of life to suit our con­ In 1641, the Spanish exptorer, warmly enthusiastic audience of a war to our satisfaction and' our honor. dispersed by those who disparage our wholly by South Vietnamese reaching a new peak. In Con­ question between equals In pow­ undertaking a war with which about 1,000 witnessed the pre­ Tolland; Dorothy Getchell, Rockville; William A. Cole. 261 gress, efforts to curtail Presi­ venience, we find out when It is we have nothing to d o . . . Hernando de Soto, discovered Mountain Rd.. Ellington; High St.; Joseph F. Robichaud We cannot resolve our domeetic problem system. ‘ _ troops with no U.S. help on the er, while the Strong do what miere Thursday night of a docu­ dential power in Vietnam are too late that we have reached th^ can and the weak suffer "You leave many enemies be- the Mlaaisslppl River. Sheryl Gifford, Ward St., .Rook- The real pity is that many of the stu­ ground, to the far more sensi­ out to manipulate a sacred Bi 1771L revtduUonaiy forces mentary drama, “Gl've ‘Ehn o r race relations. We cannot deal with dents of our univendUes really feel that tive €U)d dangerous area in the being seriously discussed, with what they must,” the Mekatis hind you here to go yonder and Hell^ ^ r r y , ” -based on the pres- ville; Priscilla Couch, Stafford '------the sympathy of some Senatora value, and we have been' de­ obeUnaltely declined to yield. / bring more back with you... under Gen. Oaoimlr Pulaski Springs; Catherine CampbeU, 310 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER OUT own children. the theatrical radicals are the architects north known as the PIslihook. stroyed. fortified Chorieston, S.C. identiti years of Harry Truman. of a brave new, compassionate world. But the decision to destroy - , from the President’s own . Re-- So Athens was put to the bottl­ and It is only too prabaMe that'"' The’ drama was 'written by New Road, Tolland; Cherie then We face each other across , the vital Communist sanctuary publican party. The Prophet, Amos, declared er of conquest, "and su h ^ u eo t- If they found our power divided, Bi 1846, the first battle of the Withrow, Regan St.,’ RockvUle; 6 4 9 - 9 4 0 6 Spiced with "rock" music “ add” and tiiat "Justice roll down like wa­ Hexloan War was fought at Carl E. Bolte Jr., a 41-year-old OEBANIUMB "pot," the old Marxist idea of regi^qjted In the Fishhook arba posed a However well Mr. Nixon’s ly sent out BOO oolonfsts and in­ as wa are hurrying to divide it, Kansas City real estate execu- Betty Rogers, Virginia Lane, these Insoluble problems and cannot gamble works, the payoff will ters, and righteousness like an Palo Alto, Texas. BEDDOfO PIAMTB equality without effort becomes exdting, far more difficult problem. Here habited the pliace themselves . .. they would attack us 'vigorously - - ti've and playwriter, and spon­ Tolland; Frank Miffltt, ToUand VEOBKABLE PLAMm even agree on our approach to them. were not only vast food, med­ be worthless If he cannot also evepflowlng stream.” There la and the whiber ended and wMh ... a man ought, therefore, to Ten Tears Ago Ave., Rockville; Hilda Shores, and they .assedl the institutions of the nothing new In that, amd there In the wake of the U.S. spy sored by the Junipr C um ber of We look at one another, and cannot free-enfterprise system without l>eglnnlng ical, and ammunition stores, win hls political gamble. It ended the 16th year of this considM' these points and not to Commerce for the benefit of the Progpect St., Coventry, and Opm Dotty tiU Dwk but also highly trained Com­ is nothing changeable about it, war. think of running risks with a ': plane Incident, the Soviets Marie Saucier, Rice Road, even remember, vividly enough, that to understand them. either. warned that natAcns permitting city's philharmonic orchestra. See Our The true respowaiblUty for these atoer- munist troops. Mr. Nixon’s mil­ "Barliy In the spring of (he fol­ country placed oo critically, or " . Broad Brook. AUBA8I aBBBNHOUSBS sense of belonging together in one socie­ Chaplain Russell E. Camp the use of their airfields for U.S. Truman, •who observes hls HETZI 2.65 rations and the nurturing of arrogance itary oonunanders In Saigon, lowing summer” — a'tim e eK- of grasping at another empire 80th Mrthdajr today, did not at­ Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton Oonnpcticut S tate. Prison air inteUlgence missions would ty which used to be good enough to per­ and contempt for Constitutional authori­ strongly b^ked by Ambassador Herald aoUy as flar removed from the before we have secured the one “ tend but the family had pre­ ■Vein Mancheoter, Porter St. flower Malili’ EUlsworth Bunker, warned that abort of the Pekponuraian War we have already... riBi tbe^rlsk of deotniction by h Highlaad BL, Route 86— ANDORRA 2.45~e6 ^ / < ^ X O r suade us to close ranks over our differ- ty rests not with the young people on ' Soviet missiles. viously approved the script. Improves Plastics campuses, but with those wpo so miser­ if South Vietnamese troops were Yesterdays as we sae today from DienUen- "We should also remember A re'vlewer for the Kansas Right onto Blroh Mt. Rd., ehces of mood and method. ably fall to guide them. I csto well under­ sent into Fishhook alone and a phu — “(fae Athenian envoys that we cire but now enjoying Five Tears Ago CHIOAGO — Research shows Right on VUla Louisa. Jostle or Q uotations Tile leader of Mbslems in City Times said, "Praise of Tru­ that adding corn starch insures stand the attitude of tiie majority of the strong Communist force engag­ 25 Years Ago arrived Ifrom Sicily, and the some respite from a great pes-' man is reiterated, but the criti­ In our despair, we tend to grow cold student body at Yale University when ed them, they might be slaught­ —■"We ought all of us to calm Egesbaens wMh them . . . The tUence and from war, to the no -" Kashmir, Sheik Mohammed Ab- the strength, hardness and heat Bonnie for ered. in abort, tMs was an op­ Town schools close In obser­ duUah, was arreeted during a cism of those years ("in the resistance of urethfuie plastics, and heartless and cynical, until we even most of the Yale faculty votes to endorse down. Those of us In the govern­ Athenians held an assconhly, and small tenefit of our estates and *' - White House) also is heard. a strike in support of members of an' or­ eration that could be safely en­ vance of end of war in Ehirope. after hearing from the sigest- stoporver in New Delhit India. which are used as floor and begin to lose the capacity to be hur^ by ment and the students.”—Her­ persons, and that It Is right bo " Scenes with the pleasantries of wall covering, leather substi­ ganization dedicated to criminal vio­ trusted only to American troops. bert Klein, President Nixon’s di­ aeans end (heir own envoys a Onie Tear Ago 4.65 ea...... terrible things that happen among us. employ these at home on our The Oammunlst side In the life in Independence are. inters tutes end rigid and flexible 7 lence, anarchy, aoid the destruction of The President agonized over 10 Years Ago rector of comm unLcations, ki a report as attractive as k was own behalf. Instead of . using MOTHER’S his decision for days, ^en de- Vietnam war offered a 10-point mingled with re-enactments of foams for heat Insulation and the United States of America. This was a Sunday: The Her­ taping of an ABC Dick davett untrue . . . voted to send 60 ' some of the most tumultuous MANCHESTER It Is as if we needed to found our na­ cled on the first of two major shipB to Sldtly. (Bee Page Eleven) peace plan, hosed mainly on for cushioning m aterials.. The And when the president of that re­ ald did not iwbUah. khow. and 'decisive presidential confer­ starch is the ' cheapest ingred­ tion, and our society all over again, spected university describes the jelection gambles, the military gamble proposals which previously had ANTIQUE SHOP of Junking his earlier, limited been rejected. ences.” ient. DAY agreeing on fresh terms for our forward of a President of the United States by the prople of the United States as a plan for Parrot’s Beqk. He ap-' Step through our doors, living together which will enable us to "buckaterized process’,’ under whlth proved full-scale Interventiim by and enter the time of renew our American compact, our mor­ they could not expect much better U.S. troops in the FUhhook. days gone by. PUNTS With American combai forces tal, human being compact with one an­ “which ever package was bought or 4 ^ ' 6 » sold,” It is clearly time for the alumni of entering one area of Cambodia, Spend an hour or so In our other.* all rearon to bar U.S. advisers ■hop and see thing* that you STAR or SAUCEf that fine old college to demand that It be have, heard your grandpar­ headed by a more mature cmd responsi­ in another area of Cambodia HAPPINESS disappeared, and advlsera were ent* and great;: grandparent* ble person. reminisce about—such i President Brewster of Yede has also assigned to the Parrot's Beak Keep Ecology Pure stated that he does not feel that black operatlcm. .r-A fine drawer spool chedt, The military logic of the ex­ There Is the beginning of shadow . FonUally lead­ JUNIPERS been rated more poUuticn-safe than oth­ worried about continuing cas­ '// ed ohade. Juot MAA 5 Varieties at a majw university Is charged with gorgeous. glVUi ers. setting tires on the campus? When facul­ ualties after the U.S. combat force is reduced to some 10 per P e o i^ have begun, on the other hand, ty members Join students in acts of pfx>p- F O R R EN T) very rare and unusual erty destruction and encourage dis­ cent of its mid-1069 level, when \\N Oriental Tea Desk. Heavliy to pay s o ^ attention to the posslblUty courtesy to guest speakers on the cam­ withdrawals first began. carved wl/th cupboard and If of a threat to their Jobs, or to their pus? Specifically, he did not see That’s right, It’s not too oorly to rouorv* for amaU drawers. Real- O f AA how he could Justify a continu­ as usual, or demand that they Most of these^young people who de­ your family’s summor plooturo. Pick your ly beautiful. oieVi pend upon the Ideology ot "the move­ ing casualty rate of some 8,000 UPRIGHT FLOWERING change some Ufe-long habit of their own. ment" tor moral and mental sustenance U.S. dead In 1971 at the same y doto (2-15 thru 10-15) and rotorvo now. Many more Items of glass, I LEX SPREADING Furthermore, It has been discovered will in time And themselves as well time that combat troop* were OJI70 ChlcERO D«ity Ntwt > china. A seleetion wide and MAPLES being slowly pulled out, expos­ This yoor wo will hovo ovoilablo: varied, too numerous to list. ( HOLLY ) YEWS.... YEWS.,. SHRUBS that the antl-poUutlon cause may, after nourished as a new baby on a diet of cot­ ton candy. At that point, they will return ing those left behind to heavy Please stop by when you get Large Selection all, be anti-American. The Daughters to the enduring values Just as every gen­ attacks. Thus, some way had to ' TRAvnniAiins PICK UP COACH moment. of the American Revolution, who ought eration before them has done. be found to reduce that casual­ (IS TO 19 p o o r) (ON YOUR TRUCK OR OURS) > 2 3 6 •2.75 ty level during the flnat stages MOTOR HOM B W e're located a t. 467 Main t O c to know about such things, have adopt­ But unfortunately, there Is a much im rn iA U iR S smaller group of Mudents who are com­ of combat-troop withdrawals or St. (lust, below the Poet Of­ ed a tesohition saying that the pollu­ mitted to radical change through violent risk a massive and nationwide fice going north. Open M to For t e problem "is being distorted and means. Some of these may be irretrieva­ political demand for Immediate niw jg T A lifil II C 5 Rt*. 4 (WiMt) WllllimmNc 6 Tueo. tbniigh Sat. 10 withdrawal of all combat tnxqia WMkemlt, IvMibiga TN U ixaggerated by emotional declarations ble; aU will require very firm handling. AffiYdO $0M£ MMrIC UHiH TUfW N VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T. AGNEW, before they could be replaced ' lU ephone SW-WI ' 2 0 . •24.50 ^ 3 ^ and by intensive propafanda." IN SPEECH AT FORT LAUDERDALE. with South Vietnamese units. ,ii' - V \ -V ■ A ; , •■xi'. ■ \ n , V \ MANCHESTEfR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, MAY 1970 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING BtJlRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FTi ID A Y, M AY 8, 1970 p a o r t h i r t e e n

problems" and are apparently L4ike City, McGovern to d' could get backing from some of Myered’ n major denunciation of C o v e n try "open end" areas. Early Sepafe Vote Planned WlMii'Th* Occasion Colli for Flowoi*,’ luncheon of about 400, Muskle to the Negro loaders who comprise It In September 1963, While Ken­ The local board feels that the Think of Tho Muskie, McGovern Ready a $28-a-plate Jefferson-Jackson an increasing Share of the Dem­ nedy was sUIi president, al­ cost of the services, which the Day dinner that attracted three ocrat party In the South. though he supported the 1964 Make Memorial Day - On Cambodia Fund Cutoff Student Loan Fund Nets local schools must provide un­ tlmhs that many In the evening. McGovern realizes that most OUIf of Tonkin resolution later der these acts, should . be 100 Par k hi I I-J oy ce Afterwards, many persons party regulars won’t be for him. used by the Johnson, administra­ WA8HINOTON (AP) — Sen- Power Bases, fo r ^72 funds for instruction of Cambo­ per cent reimbtu’sable and paid ■ who attended both sessions said " I think they feel more com­ tion as the basis for dispatching vy^jifr D a y o f H e m e m b ra n c e dian mllltairy forces or hiring $650 irom Raffle Tickets By CARL P. LEUBSDOlfF ate Democrats,^ with the bless­ to each town on a semi-annual dy’s assassination, even some of first place are moving me In the McGovern made a better show­ fortable with either Humphrey 800,000 U.S. troops to Vietnam. mercenaries to fight for Cambo­ Flower Shop ing of Republican Leader Hugh The Student Loan Fund lias should be funded from current basis. Azeoclated Prnse Writer hls own backers have doubts ing. Yet, many who said this or Muskle than they do with Prepare now to choose a beautiful dia, and forbids aerial combat m u ik Oakeler, Proprietor direction of making, that chal­ Muskle came to war opposi­ The board has also gone on about how far he con go. went on to rate Muskle as the me," he conceded. But he sold Scott, have moved to bring an by the U.S. Air Force above the netted ctoee to «6S0 from the ^ 601 M A IN ST., MANOHBSTIIB WASraNGTON (AP) — Two lenge, given the proper circum­ tion much later than hls poten- Guild Monument to memorialize added that, although bonding record supporting an ADM (Next to Hartford Nattoiial Muskle and McGovern, while front-runner for the 1972 nomi­ he expects some organization early Senate shbwdown on a Southeast Asian nation “ except aale of raffle tickets in connec­ ■prings before the 1972 presiden­ stances." tlar’rlval but says " I don't think departed loved one on Memorial Day. for needed capital expenditures grant of $300 per child "a s a the furthest advanced towards a nation. support In states such os OaJl- proposal aimed at cu ttin g''o« for the interdicUpn of enemy tial primary season. Sens. Ed­ "M y own view,” McGovern I've been os inconsistent as peo­ We have a widd choics tion with last weekend's Fife is acceptable procedure, it is more equitable manner of pro­ o TBS—WB DEUVBR o presidential race, are not alone "Most of the people there fomia. New York and Michigan. 'lies ' or personnel using PlMmesr 6494>791-:44S-14tt mund S. Muekle of Maine and said in u separate Interview, ple think I'.ve been." He was a of monuments gruaran- funds for U.S. operations in ' and Drum Ball, wlto first prize much too costly to the tax­ viding aid to every town in the as Democratic hopefuls. For­ "remains that my role con best throught both were great,” said Oddly, McGovern, ' while member of a 1966 Senate mis­ ibodlon territory for attack George S, McGovern of South teed by the Barrs Cambodia. in the drawing, an 18-lnch port­ payers to pay high interest state for the education of chil­ Dakota are taking the first, im­ mer Vice President Hubert H. be served by addressing myself Mrs, Jean Westwood, Utah’s drawing opposition from organi­ sion that w a m ^ against a wid­ agaihst or access into South rates for current operating ex­ dren." Humphrey, the 1968 nominee, is zation Democrats for hls reform Guild. The bipartisan proposal, an Vietnam;’- able television set, going to Ulr. portant steps likely to lead to bluntly to the Issues." Asked re­ Democratic national committee- er war, but spoke at the 1968 penses. — Faces for the presidency. expected to try again if he is cently In Salt Lake City about woman. But she conceded that activities, also luis been criti­ convention In favor of the John- amendment to a military sales Mansfield S|dd he believes it R. Duroher of Ehifleld. successful In regaining a Minne­ cized by some on the party’s bill, could come before the Sen- has a better cfeujce than a pro­ "The state legislature must Advertisement- 1972, he replied, " I ’m Interested McGovern’s speech "did go son-Humpbrey Vietnam plank. Student Loan Fund spokes­ In a sense, the two Democrat­ sota Senate seat this November. left. Some 1968 McCarthy back­ fBARRE ate as soon as the end of next accept and exercise fiscal re­ Crystal clear waiter, free of in national politics and have over much better. It w as' a But he added that "It Isn't a posal by Sen. George S. Me- ' man Richard Coughlin, in an- ic senators have been cam­ But many politicians who sup­ ers resent hls failure' to back week with a vote the following sponsibility by instituting sound pollution, delivered from our been for years. But I ’m going to much better speech.” question of who is consistent I GUILD! Govern, D-S.D., and 16 other paigning ever since 1968, crlss ported Hum i*rey in 1968 tell re­ their man after Kennedy’s as­ week. - - nounclng the r^eults of ti>e j^^thods for improving the state source to your swimming pool. reserve any judgment about a Wyoming National. Commit­ and who Isn’t. The President senators, which would cut off all • drawing, said he was pleased Master Charge card. The Kleer BITUMINOUSi crossing the country, making porters privately they hope he sassination, and a recent speech financial situation." Powers candidacy for 1972.” teeman Teno Roncallo, a veter­ hlm'self was much more hawk­ But even if the Senate adopts funds for operations in Vletniini, with the results of the ticket Water Co. 643-2226. *0 speeches designed to keep them won’t try In 1972, feeling he has Monuments said. an Kennedy man, said " I ’m In Wyoming for Sen. Gale Mc­ ish than I have ever been about it. House action would be doubt­ except those related to the with­ sale, and noted that $86 worth In thb public eye and helping little chance. Neither senater puts much Gee, a hawkish Democrat with ful in view of that body’s refusal The candidate,,who la current­ fellow Democrats In the manner very much impressed with the w a r.". drawal of American forces. Engaged of tickets we^re sold at the ball Other hopefuls In the Senate stock In public opinion polls a generally liberal domestic Wednesday and Thursday to ly director of placement and Ossie Davis, Others DRIVEWAYS used by John Kennedy and George McGovern. I admire Ws Asked If he thought Nixon SAPORITI MEMORIAL GO. That is an amendment to the itself.' Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts include Sens. Birch B.''Bayh of which currently show that Hum­ record^ produced , antl-Mc- support any curb on the U.S. in­ $20.2 billion military procure- The engagement of Miss El- career planning at the Univer­ Richard Nixon to lay the base phrey, Muskle and Kennedy guts,” could be beaten in 1972, Muskle The Student Loan Fund, Face Trespass Charges Now Booking for Spring Work ' Indiana, who has stepped up hls Govem ads in .South Dakota 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— Phone 643-7732 cursion into Cambodia. sity of Connecticut, has an- NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) for their presidential bids. But asked if he thought the laughed. ment authorization bill, passed New .York founded in 1966, lends money to PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A national speaking activities aft­ each command about 28 per from Wyoming war opponents. Now, they are beginning to McGovern candidacy is going Senate Democratic Leader by the House Wednesday and formerly of Manchester, nounced recently Umt he will re- — Playwright-actor Ossie Davis PRICE INCREhkSE SOON er leading the successful fights cent with McCarthy,' McGovern Muskle, on the other hand, ap­ "O f course he can be beaten local students beyond the high take more definite steps— anywhere, he replied "Probably Mike Mansfield said Thursday UkeJy to be before the Senate Ralph L. Marshall of WiUi- tire from that post this summer. and three other persons. Includ­ AU Work PersonaUy Supervised, We Are 160% Insured, against President Nixon’s two and the others far behind. pears to have few open enemies. tn 1972,” he said. "E very prc«l“- school level, and is entirely de­ He has had experience as a high though any decision Is atlll at not." ' approval of the curb by the Sen- early next month. McGovern’s mantic has been anilovinced by ing his son, face criminal tres­ Supreme Court nominees; Sen. Despite hls low standing in Both expect primaries to be dent goes through a period when pendent upon individual contri­ least 18 months away. In evaluating why Muskle ate would mean "the Imprint office said he is trying to raise parents, Mr. and Mrs.^ Lea- school science teacher, as well pass chat^ee for conducting a Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma, polls, McGovern feels he Is the main battleground of 1972. to the press he becomes a mas­ butions and fund drives to keep Muskle has set up a separate, would be rated the front-runner will have been made.” And he $70,000 to buy television time so Shapiro of 90 Steep "Hpl- as a background in business and four-hour stt-ln at a draft board DeMAIO BROTHERS^"*"'*” who resigned as the party’s na­ making progress toward a ter politician." itself going. In addition to what research office, ostensibly for In that part of the country Mrs. " If I decided to seek the nomi­ said ’ ’the advice given may' be that sponsors can make a public R'^oe. industry. office. tional chairman to speak out presidential candidacy. “ I think "That’s the”one thing that’s 'was realized from the raffle, C A L L 643-7691 his Senate campaign likely to Westwood said "McGovern still nation," Muskle said, . " I would taken” by the administration. appeal for support. Her fiance is the son of Mr. State Tax Backed The- four were among a group more on national issues; and that the response every place I aroused his feelings. The fact and Mrs. Samuel Marshall of the fimd was also a beneficiary result In a landslide victory this suffers from a residue of handi- think the primaries are unavoid­ Is^sponsored Mapsfield said he had talked The Coventry Board of Edu­ protesting American involve­ Sen. Harold E. Hughes of Iowa, have been has been very strong, that the Senate said 'No' to him of the annual charity ball. The fall. He has started to draw on a oape from 1968. Many people out able." Wlllimantic. cation in recent action, has ment in Cambodia and the mentioned as a dark horse pos­ very good,” he sold.. " I think t'wlce in a row got him more up­ ® Pennsylvania Miss Shapiro, a graduate of amount gaiped from this will be series of issue-oriented task here still feel he is a stalking If primaries are Imixirtant to a.. mmlttee—Mans- R,epublican—-who opposes curbs adopted three resolutions, one in shooting of four Kent State Uni­ sibility. there Is a base being built there set than anything else that’s Manchester High School, re- announced when the ball com­ forces. He Is beginning to gath­ horse for the Kennedys.” Muskle, they are essential to field ^ Sens. George D. Aik- „n Vietnam and ^mbodion . ^ a r a h . a support of a state Income tax versity students by the Ohio Na­ Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of all the time.’’ happened.” mittee completes Its bookkeep­ er tapes and films of his activi­ If the two enter a 1972 presi­ McGovern, who must use them en, R-Vt., John Sherman Coop- funds-ae-reed to ioln in „ letter degree in edu- for the support of education in tional Guard. Minnesota, who is retiring from Muskle said “ I always have a er ___r-n______tunos. agreed .. . to . join In a . letter , , cation in 1964 from RoatonBoston ing. ties, and has started to break In dential contest, Muskle will to overcome hls lack of organi­ er, R-Ky., and Frank Church, the state. Davis, his son Guy, 17, Pete the Senate this year, has feeling I ’ve made more friends. . Other winners in the raffle "advance men" for hls out-of- start out with the initial adivon- zation support and convince D-Idaho.' Ren hi. university and her MA degree The board is also urging that Manchester, 17, 'and the Rev. dropped hints in recent months I guess that's the low-keyed, I^tin Americans Republicans on ^e Appropria- remedial reading in 1968 were: Second prize (automatic town appearances. tage of strong organization sup­ powerful party leaders in key Five other senators, mean­ tions. Foreign Relations and the Connecticut Association of Robert Meyer were rele^ed PLAZA dI pT. sto re he may undertake a second try Down East way of evaluating m ^ r e from the University of Con­ 4-speed phonograph), Herbert McGovern, like Muskle a fre­ port from party regulars in industrial states he can win. "Want to Portray Selves time, sent telegrams to more Armed Services committees Custer, Coventry: third prize' l^ a rd s' of Education introdtKe without bail pending a court for the presidency in 1972. the results." necticut. She has been teach­ (We Have A Notion To Please) quent speaker for hls two dozen many states. Including the "That’s where I ’ll have to than 400 student leaders urging pressing for early action. hearing next Thursday. Muskle has made many of hls HOLLYWOOD (AP) Ricar­ (portable radio), William Boot, and support legislation to re- colleagues, seeking re-election Sen. Edward' M. Kennedy of South whose support was so Im­ concentrate my efforts,” Mc­ ing in the Rockville Center, Davis is the author of the hit appearances at formal party Rockville; fourth through vise liie funding procedures for E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) this fall, has raised $300,000 for Massachusetts Insists he will portant'to Humphrey In 1968. Govern said, adding " I f I C€in’t do Montalban says he and oth­ eighth prizes, (all . transistor Public Act 10-76 and 10-283. play "Purlle Victorious,” cur­ serve out the six-year Senate functions, especially In states do well in primaries, I shouldn’t ers are tired of seeing non-La­ fo r M o th e r / war ^ ^ Wednesday’s action, defeated Mr. Marshall received his OPEN WXU>., IHURS., FBI. tlU • their campaigns. He is realign­ McGovern faces ey, cation of the exceptional child a musical. He starred in the running this fall. These appear­ phony accents playing Latin- titiona noi** ’ Nixon’s War policy to em Connecticut State College. key political and media opera­ this fall, although National ken opposition to the Vietnam Both senators feel that,, de­ aU of Coventry; E.H. Zuocaidy, have "caused severe budgetary original version in 1962. ances will give him valuable type roles on screen and televi­ ^ Wlllimantic. He Is the assistant tives. And he la laying the first, Chairman Lawrence F. O’Brien war and for hls activities in spite hls pressnt high rating in your senators and congressmen GW Saybrook and Muriel ______lOUs for 1972. forces in Cambodia. principal at Natchaug School in tentative outlines of a national says he mxist be considered pushing party reform. Much op­ polls, President Nixon can be sion. are urgently needed during the McGovern, too. Is In the debt The veteran actor, bom In The result was more clearcut. Wlllimantic, and is taking Rxjgge, Glastonbury. ______political organization for hls among potential 1972 nominees. position to the latter has cen­ beaten in 1972. next three., or four crucial i. - •• ~“ - Powers Gives Talk EXCELLENT GIFTS presidential ,bid. Neither Muskle, 66, nor Mc­ of many of these senators. He tered in the South. " I think he can be defeated in Mexico City, said Thursday at a weeks," the telegram said. however, in Wednesday’s vote courses in public school admin­ a resolution that was interpret­ John E. Powers, candidate for Muskle, the 1968 vice presi­ Govern, 47, denies he is consid­ lent hls name to a fund-raising Dr. Elmer Baum, the Austin 1972, and I think there are half a board meeting of Nosotros, the MAYTAG istration at the University of THE DEPENDABLE AUTOMATICS appeal which so far hM brought Signing the telegram were ed by some as approving the Connecticut. the 38th State Senatorial Dis­ dential nominee, Is widely re­ ering a 1972 race. osteopath who is the Texas dozen Democrats who can do Spanish word for "w e” , "Wer’ re PLANT AND BAKE SALE In $300,000 for liberal berpocrat- Sens. George McGovern, D- President’s action was the only The wedding is planned for trict Republican nomination, garded by politicians as the ear-' " I t ’s the kind of challenge Democratic chairman, said both it,” McGovern said. • tired of Anglos playing us." - S.D.; Mark Hatfield, R-Ore.; For Mother Are At Plaza that obviously I ’m thinking ic senators running this year. The South Dakota Democrat Nosotros is a newly formed measure on which the House June 21 at Temple Beth Sho- has told members of the Cov­ Sponsored by ly front-runner. As for 'Mc- Humphrey and Muskle were Alaii Cransttm, D-Callf.; Harold (3ovem, who made a brief uri- about,” Muskle said in a recent Both senators spoke last 'Will undoubtedly stress his role group pledged to fight for ad­ could express its sentiment. lorn. entry GOP Town Committee, MANCHESTER WOMEN’S DEMOCRATIC CLUB well-liked in Texas. He saw lit­ Hughes, D-Iowa, and Charles that the state legislature can no Buccessful presidential . bid in interview. "The impulses that month at the Western States tle support for McGovern. as one of the first to speak out* vancement of Latin Americans, GoodeU, R-N?Y. longer responsibly continue to Silk Scorws, WoHsts, Purses, Hosiery. Cefn 1968 following Robert F. Kenne­ took me Into public life in the Democratic meeting at Salt But the South Dakota senator against the Vietnam 'war. He de- working as actors. BERNIE’S SAVES Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., fund current operations through Saturday May 9fh another, supporter of the amend­ Nixon Asks for Reactivation bonding programs. starting at 10:00 AJH. at Belts, Nighties, Cosmetics — phis House- ment, Issued a statement urging Powers, who addressed the “all who are concerned with O f Subversive Activity Panel local group earlier this week, CLIFFORD'S STORE wares, . . . AN at prices you Nke! YOU MORE FOR this terribly Important issue to said, "Current expenditures al­ 985 MAIN STREET work in Washington and HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — any group which advocates "the located for programs such as MANCHESTER, CONN. throughout the country for the commiasdon of acts of force or welfare, retirement and CDAP widest possible support for this Under a proposed executive or­ MOTHER’S DAY violence or other unlawful acts amendment in the Senate.” der being circulated among key to deny others their rights...the presidential aides, the Subver­ Nixon, who holds a news unlawful damage or destruction conference at 10 p.m. tonight, sive Activities Control Board of property; or Injury to per- spent the night at his Camp Da­ would be reactivated and emL- sons...” . vid retreat in nearby Maryland. powered to declare subversive The board could also declare But, before leaving, he con­ subversive any group which ob­ ferred for more than an hour any organization It deems "vio­ lent-action oriented." structs the "recruitment and en­ with the Citizens Committee for listment service of the United Peace with Freedom in Viet­ According to a copyrighted States," the Courant said. nam, a fact-finding team which story in Friday’s edition o* the recently completed a tour of In­ Hartford Courant, under tto new Congressional approval of the order would not be required, dochina. order, the power to declare a since presidents have had the 1970 GTO The President is reported to group “subversive’’ would be right since 1947 to set rules for \tiua have told them that destruction shifted from the U.S. attorney government employment. JlltiU of North Vietnamese bases in general to the board. -’(hi Cambodia would g^ain eight to 12 The Courant said an order Under present law, the attor­ months of time before enemy was being prepared by Atty. ney general has the power to name an organization subversive troops could rebtiild the bases Gen. John Mitchell for President for use in the Vietnam war. Nixon and that the proposed or­ if he finds it to be "commu- 4iMir dst." The proposed order would 4>mii der was being circulated in Herb Klein, the administra- give this power to the board. iJrlA Qon’s communications director, draft form by the "executive of­ said later the aim of the Cambo­ fice of the president” to key 6 LOS ANGELES (AP) — The ing. the Communist and Nazi parties ’..ni, five-year marriage of Dennis M ein spoke on ABC’s Dick subversive and denied their ’i," Cavett show. members the right to work for Wilson, 28, leader of the Beach Big Capacity M A m O Perma • Press MAYTA8 A State Department spokes­ the gfovemment or receive sec­ Boys rock music group, and his man said Thursday U.S. policy urity clearance. 24-year-old wife, Carole, has AUTOMATIC^ Held of Heat* DRYERS is not to become Involved in ended in divorce. •lyta 1970 GRAND PRIX 1970 LE MANS' SPORT The Subversive Activities Con­ 4'Vl* Cambodian affairs. The spokes­ In a court decree Thursday, 2 speed (^ratfon. Choice Surround clothes with trol Board was originally yid Phnom Penh. clared such action , unconstitu­ The proceeds from the sale of Because Pentiacs N b ^ pledged to congression­ tional. the couple’s Beverly Hills home, al committees that U.S. troops The order proposed by Mitch­ valued at $126,000, will l»e divid­ would strike no deeper than 21.7 ell would enlarge the original ed equally between them. miles into Cambodia. He said if •Iff* mandate of the board to irvclude Wilson is on tour in Australia. they went further, he would i'hlll • iTlih are better than ever, seek congressional approval. ditiia In Congress, Democrats ait.i6 geared up to -push the amend­ • Ti# ment to bar fuixls for the Cam­ .6ir>’6 •ifllll ' bodia operation. URCH TREE SPRAYING a.;... 'The amendment will be for­ • 'i-6 mally introduced Monday and is Have your birch trees sprayed now to keep them expend to come before Hhe healthy and beautiful. W e're. also taking orders ■r- committee the same day. I.fatis- now for shade tree and evergreen spraying. For A’it.l field said Chairman J. W. Ful- complete tree service call 6 4 3 -7 6 0 5 brlght, D-Ark., expects to report V'illt I 4'hlplA ./the military sales bill to the l.pi* Senate late next week. \ CARTER TREE EXP^T CO. In its revised form, the amendment bars ail funds for \ LICENSED sad INSURED ’•’retaining United States ground forces in Cambodia,” iwoHiblts idi'k ^ JImm/bayle' ^ Debby Pickul i Carol Jean Nowal riinhb OF RADIO STATION A CONTESTANT FOR MISS CONNECTICUT SmaUl rorfabhH ftSVi Portable MAYTAa WEXT firi'k MISS NEW ENGLAND ‘-•’i'lt ' MAYTADPorta-Oryoi* DISHWASHER' iiKm WILL BRdADCAST UVE ON WILL APPEAR ON * i|h| WILL APPEAR ON ' .Alius Half the of a regular 3 spray arms give high •tjlis dryer yet has all the vsloelty 1st washing SATURDAY FROM 1 TO 5 f,M. SATURDAY SATURDAY lijlis •bus ••)us features. Ko lnstsllation action. Saif claaning flk ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★A” ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ lijiis ptoblamA tar. 7 qrclat. 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V \ \\ \ \ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1970 • ■ ^ Section Two ; FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 com,ml8sion and several soldiers hetpes viruses, said this It one followed cloaely by accidental Pike, who does cholera iKanrlrratTi lEttyning N^ralb FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970 Pages IS to 26 Laboratory Infections See volitoteered to be infected by he will have nothiho- to do with contact with infectious material, search. * H O N G KO NG dlow fever germs to study the because he-Is fifraid of It. through splUtng or splattering. "Danger does not preoouppy TAILORS le of the disease. Two died. In monkeys, this 'virus causes Accidents wrtth pipetting—glass researchers very much," he N As Occupatioiial Hazards One dt^^them, Dr. Jeeae Liaieor, sores similar to human cold tubes—or injury with broken Friday thru Sunday, May 10 was Hhqn accidentally by a ores. But when transmitted to glass are other prominent said. "There'e a greater friianoe Showing his display of new colleotloh -of PZC Survey Seeks Opinion By O. O. McDANim, / from the village In Nigeria man causes Inflammatton of the causes. , '. ' of having an accident at home ladles’ and gentlemen’s custom-tailored mosquito. outfits of 1970, fashion. RPI To Honor Astronaut AP Science W riter/' where it first -was reported. Two Howard 'fbylor Rickets, an brain and spine. ■ Plummer Mrs. Barratt says virus re­ or In a car than In a lab where American nurses working in aUARANTBBD BATTSFACnON—1 8 H »T Oh High-Risers Downtown American pathblogoiat, died of pointed out that many herpes vi­ search fascinates her, and she t’m more p r less in control of FTIBE ON 8 BUITB ORDBRHID—ALL ARB EJaoh work day. te n s ^ tliou- Nigeria also died of It. what’s going on," he said. As Distinguished Alumnus sands of research scientists typhus fever in IMqwhlle study- ruses cause more serious dls- now Is Involved in research on WEU30ME TO SEE Throughout the history of inj. the disease in Mexico. He eases In tl>eir “nonnatural Japanese B encephalitis and the "Anybody who works with Z ^ a peraoniU tour John L. Swlgert Jr., Apollo 18 walk wilUngly into laiboratories Rio Bravo virus from. bats. these agents must have a „ wkwed within the Central ot the district. Cong. Emilio Q. DatUailO, where they study exotic, some­ --I'-dicpI rea'iarch there - have earlier had shown ulat wood host." Silk Mohair Suita ...... 169.00 $«•••• astronaut and former Manches­ lilayor Ann Uccello qfQ Hartfbcd been those who died after de- ticks transmit Rocky kMuptaln Bites by animals or insects Mrs, Barratt acknowledges healthy respect for them or he Wool/Sharkskln Suita ...... ■. 79.00 69.00 tor Anyone who riiould have ter resident, will receive a Cita­ times dangerous, often deadly that she is "now terrified" of will run into problems," Bulkin ra Dacron Mohair Suita ...... 79.00 45*90 .Mayoir Ann Uccello of Hartford; viruses and bacteria. .-.jerately infecting themselves fever. rank fourth as a cause of labo­ Md received a letter and who may tion of Marit, ' Distingulahed rath, prcsldept of PftWA; Dr. to study disease as well as those In 19S2. Dr. WIlUam B. Brel ratory Infections, but disease rabies and "I won't go near It.” said. Otherwtse, -he added, % ' M i Wool/Worsted Suita ...... 69.00 49.60 "We wash our hands a lot," Wool Cashmere Jackets— Alumnus Award from Rens­ F. Don James, president ot infected by accident. ner, 29, died of ferpes B virus ay be acquired from them In She discovered after working "there Is no reason for real con­ selaer Polytechnic Institute of said Dr. Richard Finkelsteln, a cern If we build an environment and Many More ...... 55.00 36.66 riw^gllSn. ^ ttce. Central Connecticut State Col­ One of the most famous stud­ after he was bitten -by a labora­ otiiM ways. For exanij^e, their with It for some years that she Connecticut at a luncheon Mon­ lege. microbiologist at Southwestern was allergic to rabies vaccine that Is safe." Member Medical School, University of ies was conduted by Walter tory monkey being used in polio oxonttons may contain bacteria CM f .*uiiiArdia.iA OncG in a Lifetimo day In the Plaza Room of Hart­ ^fA'lso, Dr. Theodore Lockwood, Reed, a U.S. Army medical offi­ research. or viruses which Way be air­ and could not be Inoculated "We don't want to bs mar­ ^ after they are Texas in Dallas. Your Visit Will Be More Than Worth While ^ huslness complied. , ^ ford's Hotel Sonesta. H. president ol Trinity College; Dr, cer, who headed a commission Some agents are so virulent borne andsWhaled by other ani­ against the disease. tyrs,” he said. "But how are A m e r c e SHOWING 10 A.M. to B P.M. Horner, chairman emeritus of .Richard G. Folsom, president But Finkelsteln expressed lit­ “The possibility of contracting you going to know about dis­ commerce ^ Custom Tailors tle concern that he might con­ to study yellow fever among that research is limited.'One of mals or labototory workers. United Aircraft Oorji.T will ot RPI in Troy, N.T.; , Dean U.S. troops in Cuba in 1900. them is the herpes B virus. The mbst frqquent accident a disease occurs to us. and we eases If you don’t work with the Piano’s Motor Inn—Tel. 646-2800r-100 B. Center Street make the presentation. Warren Stoker ol the RPI Cen­ tract cholera, the fearsome dls- try not to be careless,” said things that cause them.” eMe he studlee. Some of the doctors on this Plummer, who works with other Involves needlea\w syringes. swlgert lived at 607 W. Middle ter; and Dr. Frederick W. Lonre' “If you worried about it all Tpke. while a test pilot for Pratt Jr., president of -Manchester the time.” said Norman Bar- Dort at th/hii-rn.«. ^ Improvement and consolidation and Whltne/ Aircraft and the Cominunlty College. ratt, a .research associate at the i.'Sr.TS™ j'.S; r"””, first full-time student at RPl'a Texas school, "you’d end up in Myrtle and Forest Sta. on the the Planning and Zoning Hartford Graduate Center, the Insane asylum." west Vide, and within 600 feet where he received a master’s Area Riders Win However, these and other re­ of Mato St. between Bralnard Z t Z ^ to degree in engineering science In searchers working at this fron­ P». and Adiool St, on the east ^ prosper- January 1065. In 4-H Show slde. 'ty this trade area. The area tier of medical solenoe also ex­ Swlgert, who was backup to The Hartford County Hone pressed a "healthy respect" for The questionnaire, together !“ problems, with a letter from Potbw ex- |'®wever, and it Is very difficult command module pilot Lt. Show was held at the 4-H Fair the dangers of working so close­ Cmdr. 'ITiomas K. Mattingly, Grounds in Windsor Locks In ly with such hazardous sub­ C itid o l plaining the reasons for the sur- “ ® manner which vey, seeks answers to these would be satisfactory and suit- became the third mem-ber of the the rain last Sunday with 125 stances. April 13 space mission crew exhibitors. These dangers were acoen- Charge Find the Perfectfeift and Save! Remember Mother’s Day, May 10th, questions: “hie for all concerned. Are you In favor of allowing "Renewal of the district and when Mattingly was exposed to Area riders winning Champ­ tuated wiUi the report last Feb-. it! German measles- The explosion ion and Reserve Champions ruary of the deaths of three per­ high-rise structures in the Cen- surrounding areas would tral Business District? perhaps be close to an ideal of an oxygen tank aborted a were Marty Jackson of Talcott- sons, including a Tale Universi­ moon landing, and caused ad­ ville tied with Candy Conway of ty laboratory worker, who were Residential only? solution, but every renewal with Manchester for Reserve Hunter Combined residential and Kovemment funding aesistance ditional complications on the re- infected with Liaasa fever, a m r tump trip before “the spacecraft Champion; Fitting and Show­ highly virulent virus fbund in >5 business l.e.: Business at' eontalns many snags, among ing Champion was Cindy G«m- Clairol X With Headlight! ground floor level? Residential ‘hem being the enforced dis- made a successful landing in Nigeria. the Pacific. mell of Manchester with Re­ wlth two business stories? placement of people and the serve to Kevin Woolam of South Despite this, many scientists Part of the citation to Swlgert interviewed on the subject by Hoover Deluxe Respondents are also asked necessity to build low-income Windsor; Jimlor Western Make-Up Mirror to check a box on the form If housing on much of the redevel- ' states, "Your skill in dealing Champion went to Robin Wag­ The A ^odated Press minim' they are "not particularly In- oped areas, with the unexpected helped to Ised the risks. Sophisticated lab­ ner of Manchester and Reserve Upright terested or concerned." "A better solution would be save a situation filled with great was awarded to Lyim HowaOof oratory equipment and, if need­ danger." ed, potent drugs and antltoKlns Charge it! A list of names and addresses to provide Incentives so that the South Windsor; Senior Western help mitigate any fears. 1 for the sprv«y was compiled by renewal, or improvement of the Prior to the reception, Swlgert Champion was -won by Cindy Vacuum Cleaner will -visit Hamilton Standard Dr. Oordon Plummer, a ml area, could be accomplished by Gemimell of Manchester; Open crobiologist at the Loyola Uai‘ the residents -themselves. and the new RPI Graduate Cen­ Jumper Reserve Champion was venstty School of Medicine In G e ra n iu m s...... 79*^ nrredible! Save Over 820 "The commission proposes to ter, under construction in the Bruce Kingsbury of Union; Maywood, 111., put it this way: permit high-rise . apartment Windsor St. redevelopment Gymkhana Champion was won Fnsebin RQ*" 15.77 X Our Reg. 69.95 SILLIN G buildings in the Central Busi­ area. In the afternoon, he will by Robin Wagner and Reserve "There is more Infection £ram standing on a bus hanging onto YOUR CAR? ness District. This would In­ visit PAWA and the University went to her stater, Tracy, both a rail than working with vi­ A fric a n V io le ts ...... 1 .9 9 A Make-Up Must Charge crease the value of land In the of Hartford, where he earned a of Manchester. We Boy dean UMd district and provide a use in ad­ master's In business adminis­ I*«8lgy Jacobs of Manchester, ruses.” And Dr. Sidney Ooben, For Every Mother! it! Seascape Best of Show in Spring Exhibit tration. director of the department of Tuborous Begonias...... 2*99 O ua Outright dition to a business use, or assistant leader . of the HUls- microbiology at Michael Reese 49.70 Highest Prices Paid combined with a business use. Swlgert wlU arrive In Hart­ town Leather Pounders, was a Mrs. Diane Smith of South Helen Hayes Veitch, third, for the Sherwln - Williams . Co., Veitch, second, the Delta Brush Svvitehe.s from day to eve­ E.xclusive "Triple Action" For instance, in areas of busi­ ford tomorrow to attend the special 4-H Fitting and Showing Medical Center in Chicago, Ilk-, Windsor Is winner of The Man- “Hedden Treasure,” a pastel, award for "Jim ,” an oil. Co. award for “Metamorpho- Judge along with d o ry Keefe of ened the work of laboratory re­ H yd ran geas...... 3 .9 9 ning to office lighf. Minor cleaning. It beats, as it TED TRUDON ness decMne, a new and Im- National Black Business Show, swivels from -regular to sweeps, .as it cleans. Deep VOLKSWAGEN proved-uae could be made of the Chester Herald award for "Best winner In Class A for sea- Winners in Class A for mod- sis," acrylic; Mrs. Catherine sponsored by the Ebony Busi­ Amstbn. searchers to "the accepted haa- land and the landowner woiTw Show’’ at the annual Spring em, abstract, and impression- Hitt, third, for "Happy Blrth- ards of any trade or profes­ Assorted magnifying. A touch tilts cleans carpets and rugs. Route 83, TalcottvUle nessmen's League, and wlU toe mirror to any angle. Optional attachments make 649-2838 be able to raze the existing Exhibit of the Manchester Pine Stuart dieney Memorial isUc, are: Mrs. Louise Withey, day,” an oil. the featured speaker'at the eve­ sion.'’ this a real 2 in 1 cleaner, Art Association. She won for ^ward for '‘Stony Point Light,” first, the Craftint Mfg Oo„ The leading authority co labo­ Dish Gardens...3.49—4.99 building and then build a new ning banquet. „ Dairy Imports Vanish #704 structure which could contain painting in oils o t "Quiet an oil; and In Class A for por- award for "Square Dancers,” Winner in C l ^ A for^sciUp- ratory-acquired Infecticsis, Dr. tralt, Mrs. Margaret Kingman, an oil; Mrs. Helen Hayes Monday luncheon guests will' PRETORIA — South Africa, S. Ekhvard SulUn, a virologist, $ both business and apartment a seascape. Carl Pater- ______•______^ the E.A. Johnson Co. awaixl for be deans or department heads traditionally a significant im­ says the number of persons who uses, or just build the apart- director of The Con- 'Man Running." from area educational Institu­ porter of dairy products, has ment structure. Owners of small Gallery of Fine Arts -James Aldrich on alto saxo­ tions, representatives of UAC work with agents which might Winners in Class B are: Mr. been- self-sufficient ifi these potentially cause thm to be lU OUR LOW OVERHEAD lots could combine parcels for *" Hartford, was judge, Bennet Band phone and Dan Smachetti and and other industries, and RPI items more than two years. Im­ or die is not known. this purpose. '■ Awards were presented last Bushey on trumpet in “s“^ul ‘l^^Delta faculty representatives. ports of -butter, which averaged ;3 (notimt or employees) _____ , . night by Mrs. Terry Ronsqn, Jazz in TOree-Quarter ^o. award for "Butter- Distinguished guests at an in­ Bulkin Is professor and chair­ Waltz: over 20 million pounds a year A MEANS YOU REALLY this fttat awards chairman. The exhibit In Concert Time." fly,” a graphic watercolor, and stitute reception for Swlgert man of the department of mi- Save an Extra Sister Mary Rosalie Gough, in the mid-1960s, are now near­ to revltftliM^tK^^^ opportunity will continue at Mott’s Com- In its final segment, the con- Sunday night at the Sonesta will ly nonexistent and South Africa crobiology at the Southwestern Hiai today w ,m 9 p.m. cert band will play "660 East," “Wostefcn Seascape,” an oil. include Gov. John Dempsey; Medical School aitd, with a col­ SAVE replace ta now a net exporter of cheese. 17-JeWel , J old and through tomorrow to 6 &n Tuesday 'Prelude and Fugfue In E M in------league, Dr. Robert M. Pike, ■ tunHoistructures, _____ and the innuxinflnvInflux ofnfc. po- ^ ^ demonstration In oil will conducted the first survey of on ^ ‘flnost qiMlHy tenaal customers living within The Bennet Junior High or' by Bach, arranged by Mac- laiaoratory-acqulred infections Swiss the business district wuld Im- ‘’T School concert and dance bands aluso; three movements from prove trade for the entire busl- “^ig h t at 7,:30. The public majorettes, directed by the “Suite Itallanne” - ‘ In IMS with a questionnaire sent S —• ri 50% ...... uusi jg invited to the show. ... oir 4 s . • 7 ^ - Hamilton MEW FURNITURE ness district. " * invited to the show. Samuel Macaluso, will present “Twirlers Begulne, conducted to itearly 5,000 laboratories in . ✓ . the United Stages. Watches our reg. low prices Beach "A regulation controlling high- 0‘h®>" winners. In Class A their annual concert Tuesday by ninth grade student Mary Fm- Saving*, ScivIm .nd Seth- rise development, designed to >®"ds®®Pe “*"e: Mrs. Mary at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Build- Sloan. This porUon will also He esti-mated In 1961 tlu t General Electric ensure good constroctlon design first, the Windsor ing auditorium of the school. Include Miss Sloan as piano there were about 121,000 sclm- Special Group of fMtIen; glw UH. OrMn Siwiipt, S— Ui Today.. . , r ' parking and open space would N®wton Inc. award for “First The evening will also include soloist in the theme from "The lists and others working in labo­ General Electric Portable !• Vacuum be adop(6d so that the develop- Sblrley presentation of awards to band Apartment” ; and Kim Bushey ratories where they might be­ Sweeper ment will be oii asset to the dls- Cudraro, second, the Hartford members, and a film of the as tuba soloist in "Marne,” n ^ L i come ill If proper caution were 14-K or Silver Clock Radio Hand Mixer trict. Framing Co. award for “Ore- band’s half-time show during a with vocal accompaniment and STOR6S,bl« FASHIOH not exercised. / 16.88 I f BUNC Charge it) Our Reg. 8.89 Our R*g. 26.97 "This Jetter Is -being sent to Fon Hills,” an oil; Mrs. Eleanor football game at Wesleyan Uni- the majorettes, Now, he said, he has no esti­ Charge it! Charms all residents .i^thin the Central Vlbbert, third, for "Autumn In versity last fall. "Festival Prelude” will be mate of the number because BHmnfiRE CO. Business District together with Vermont,” a watercolor. ' The public is Invited. Tickets the finale. "there has been a virus expio- Ideal for Mother! a questionnaire form. If you are Winners In Class A for still will be available at the door. ----- — ^------sion" since th$n, with the dis­ A fine selection of watches i u SOUTH CT. with bracelet or mesh interested In the preservation of Hf® a re : Mrs. Diane Smith’, The band will open the con- covery of new ones and a conse­ Gold in hearts, discs, ro­ 28.88 6.70 ■ocicmijB iTs-md your trade area, -will you please first, the Robert Simmons Co. cert with "Amparito Roca," a 22.70Cleans bare floors, rugs ■ bands in the latest fashion quent increase in scientific in­ Fine Gift mance or children. Sterling AM/FM Solid State design. Low priced, .but high in 6 pen weekdays 10 to 6 Public Records designs. in sweetheart, love or quality. Three speed finger­ and carpets. Powerful agi­ flu In the form and return It to award for “July," an oil.; Mrs. Spanish march, and "St. An- terest in studying these vinises. For Mother! Full feature' lighted dial tator brush, ligl|itweight, /THURS. a. f Rl. EVES TIL 9 the Planning Office in the Mu- Ann Frieman, second, the Per- thony DlverUmento.” The trum- Warrantee Deeds Persons who might be ex­ discs. tip control, beater ejector -.clock. Four inchs..dynarnic 6 ft. attached cord. #87 wrap around vinyl bumper. Building on Center St. manent Pigments award for pet section will be featured in Alexander Jarvis to the Tovm X, posed Include not only the scien­ See Our New Selection “■speaker for full sound.** #SV1 within the next 10 days.’ "Bounaparte,” an oil; Mrs. "Comedian’s Galop," and Ran- of Manchester, property on tists directing the research pro­ of Watches for Mother’s Day dy Searles will be baritone Center St. and Thompson Rd., jects but their technical and horn soloist In “Tarantelle.” no conveyance tax. profe^lonal aides and the dieh- I The band will return with Green Manor Construction w aabm who clean the equip­ "Cherish" and "Patriots- Pro- ft*® Town of Man- ment, Janitoid^ help, veteiinar cesslonal March.” Seventh ebester, property on Colonial rians, animal caretakers, stu­ grade student Charles McKen- Progress Dr., no con- dents and office workers. Save zie will conduct "Sweet Geor- veyance tax. Pike, professor of microbiolo­ gla Brown,” with the major Marriage Licenses gy, said 2D to 30 per cent of lab-- Padded 3 6 ettes maktlng their first appear- Raymond AUen Ough, 113 _oratory-acqulred Infections re­ ance of the evening. This po -/Lane, and Rolane Marie sult from known accidents and tlon of the program will con- 151 School St., May 16, the cause of the rest is un­ Folding elude with “Baja,’’ a percus- James’ Church. known. Sion ensemble. Philip Stuart Medeiros, New For example, the infectli^ “Quincy’s Groove” will open B®dIord, Mass., and Elizabeth agent might get loose in the air Chair a four-number g;roup by the Mary Smith, 27 Madison St., and be transmitted In that way, “Mothers are dance band. 'The other three May 16, St. Jam es’ Church, sometimes making it impossible Bunting Always Special” numbers will feature soloists; BuUdlng Permit to trace the source. Our Reg. 9.99 What make^ a Pub. Lin 2.9S BUY ONE at the Regular Price John Mlgliore on drums in U&R Housing Oorp., slngle- “Carelessness accounts for a Deluxe Folding woman a good ^ -- "Cute”: Craig Bushey on trum- family residence* at 97 Blue -considerable proportion of labo­ mother? The gift of ■ * 9 I * 7 Lady Remington Two-Piece pet In "This Is the One”; and Ridge Dr,, $30,000. ratory Infections,” he said. Chaise being able to love. m • -L S Since publication of the Inltlat ' GETANOTHER for 0NLY1 cent Our Reg. 29.99 “ How To Make it in Shaver Wall Console Set survey in 1950, l>rs. Bulkin and Our Reg. 14.97 Our R*g. 24.99-" ■. j... Because you and your 1 Pike have continued to update a Man’s World” lawn deserve a break. / their information. Through last A manual for work- rob. Lin 5.95 6000 Sq. Ft. BAG "Designed for extra comfort. ing women. 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A A farimils rwonunwided by turf mpMtf, Mntaining fsst-aeting \ full load takes only Features Solid Slate en­ and kMHHMling plant nutrlMrt*. Fast dtatotying palWts wilhnot ^safety was stirred recently ■Mountain minutes, wash a sec­ CALDORFRiepO-. 9134.95* $149.95* when the laboratory worker at gineering, with built-in bum whh rain or watar tftar iqiplleMlon. •Tommy James ond load as first dries. UHF and VHF antennas. Bell bottom striped ■Jtale UWverslty became lU and Just set and forget tun­ Other Models Start ot Only $104.95 slacks with western disd o< Lassa fever after work­ •James Brown \: ing, 38 square inch view­ ing with the virus. Charge I ing area. pockets. Polyester and The director of the research it! ' •Boots Randolph 74.88 OF OOURSE, EASY TERMS . . . rayon in brown, blue or project. Dr. J&rdl Casals, ear­ Focal Delivery! olive. 8 to 12. Reg. and lier bad become 111 from the vi­ slim: M rus. After Ms aide, Juan Ro­ 27 to 80 waist. ^ man, died, Lassa research at Tale was discontinued. VS It-is now being conducted at MANCHESTER R M IB fll WATERBURY left; Cotton suede vest with brass buttons, Gold, 8 to 18. the Oommunlcatrie Dleease Cen­ WAllINGFORD Sale: Fri. and Sat. ‘‘Everything For Fam ily and Home Since IBlt!" ter in Atlanta, where extraordl-^ 1145 T*IIm 4 Tirip^k* 2M0 Miwdl Av«. Uk«w«M A W*ic«tt R4. It. 4f DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MAhfCHESTBR nary pracautlona are being tak­ It. S At M«rl4«i Um SlOOakhndStraet Mancheiter <^ n 6 Day.—Thuraday Nights tiU 9:00 Bell bottorti plafd slacks in linen weave polyester and cotton. Brown, b|u9 en. CALL 649-9406 CALL 649-94 dtftarjtof6tk>eat6djn^ Stamford, Rlvartida, Paskiklli, Badford Hllli, KIrtgfton, Poughkaaptla, Northampton & FrambHlham Open Late Every Night Vi mile Iwroie North Mincheiter Ctr. on Rte. 83 A .Free Parking Front and Rear of Store A or gold. 8 to 12. 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\ WANfJHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCI^TER. CONN., FRIDAY,'MAY 8, 1970 PAOB SIXTBEI^ \ MANCHESTER EVE^NG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIlk)AY, M A^8, 1970 PAGE SE VE N TB ^N Columhid ' A Coventry Judges Carefully Avoiding MANCHESTER T V Tonight Govemment Shares Blame See Saturdiiy’a TV W » ^ liions Plan Conflict of Interest Cases lor Complato LUtlnga. For Increased Living G>st Saturday, May 9 CUS Nam es Students WASHINGTON (A P ) — The The Senate turned down AOm BUen ttramoiu Mid ICbw By JOHN OUNNIFF payer will mmence working Parade For judicial ethics controversy Haynsworth’s nomination last SiM (8) Parry Mason AP Bualnean Annlyid for himself on May 9. raised by the Senate prompted fall and also rejected Nixon’s CENTER CHURCH MEN’S CLUB ICaryMin Haiisen have been de­ (M) Thaalre M "U p to that date this year he judges of one entire f^ e ra l op- second high court nominee, /' II CENTER STREET (M> Man Iter* NfilW TORK (AP) — Every­ July 4th signated the. t<9 two atudenta urth of July parade are In hint of conflict of interest. miin’s nomination. AUOnONEER^ROBERT A. DOYLE try High School. According to • iM (S-S) WeaUior — Sport* aad ments are firmly committed to the Chamber. "full swing,” according to Brad an announcement by caiS Prin­ News (O) The decision by , the 8th U.S. Blaokmun testified at tl)e Ju- Furniture, Rugs, Tools, Paint, Lawn Motee^, (18) IMTO It to Boavor "They Figure that Mr. Aver­ Lewis, publicity chairman for Court of Appeals came after the dietary hearing he intends to "ad- cipal lOlton WUde, Bllen haa <8*) Boston Blaoklo curtailing the persistent In­ the Lions Club. eople blame government taking such a bite out of the Mra. Robert B. Simmons of acting In the familiar role of Nixon’s latest nominee. Judge He also said, ” I would suspect Twin Hills and Mr.- and Mrs. (18) Dtek Van Dyke spending for the present Infla­ budgets of ordinary Americans (M) FUm parade organizers, Henry . Beck, H a r^ A. Blackmun, a member that If this confirmation were to tion. Others are inclined to lis­ at the very time they com- YEWS Edward Hansen of Avery (It) HaatlMr-Briakloy Boport . (x>-chalrman, reports that plans of the 8th appeals court, through, the thing for me to 8:48 (M) Loeal News ten to governmental ihetoric, jdalned about seeing too few re­ UPRIGHT, 24”.80” H ig h ...... W. H. ENGLAND Shores. 7iN (8) Ooatk Valley Dayo are progressing rapidly. He Chief Judge Martin D. Van do is to,dispose of these securi- which Is adamantly antllnfla- sults from their tax contribu­ UPRIGHT, 20”.24" H ig h ...... 4 Miss Simmons, who will be (H ) HoaUoy - Brliuuflley. £! tells me there are already stez- Oosterhout of thp appellate ties forthwith and take the risk pert (0> tlon. tions. SPREADING, I6”-20” Dia...... attending Marquette University (8) Trnlk or OoBManosoea (0) court disclosed to the Senate Ju- of fuither Inflation.” The facts may surprise a lot eral organizations, both In and In Milwaukee, Wis., is a Con­ (18) Cnadld Cnmern The explanation Isn’t easy to SPREADING, 12”-16" Dia...... out of Columbia which have re­ dlclary Committee that all Its Van Oosterhout said such dls- (8 S ^ ) New* — Wenikor — of people who firmly believe necticut State Scholar and also Sport* nnd Fontareo come by, but it is generally sponded to the extent that there judges stopped participating In, qualifications create problems COMPANY (O) that the largest Increases In the Full and Nloely-Shapcd Plante received a letter of commenda­ 7:88 (8) Got Smart (O) agreed that bureaucratic waste 10-13 Taan Old. Dug and Balled Fresh Dally ore now seven floats, eight cases In which they had even 4 i„ handling the work load but he tion for her performance on the (test) Bisk CknpnmU (O) cost of living have resulted mokes a large contributlcm. BOLTON NOTCH (8-M) n y ls f Nan (C) mainly from higher food prices. marching groups and two bands minor financial Interest, inclUd- added judges In hla jurisdiction ROUTE 44A National Merit Scholarship ex­ (18) Movie Perhaps more so than In any 4 4 Baldwin Rd., ManchBster-^-644-8049 already entered." 8:88 (8) Tim Cooway Skew (C) "and the government, really other time in our history, this Is Blackmun, of Rochester, plan to follow It until new rules amination. She received the BUss Ellen fllmiitniii MDss BfsiyMui Beck said there were a num­ (8) Mete Bnseboll (O) can’t be blamed for that,” they the age of the study, rather than o* judicial ethics have been de- First Tear Algebra Award, was (48) Brody Buck ber of local and nearby Fire Although Haynsworth denied veloped by the American Bar RUSTIC CEDAR STOCKADE secretary of her sophomore 8:88 (S) Hosna'i Heroes B (C(‘ 8 ! SS’J'. the action committee. (88.88) Nome of tke Game Department units entered with taking part In any case Involv- Association. class and treasurer of her jun­ (48) Okoft end Mrs. Malr The fact is that ^ • Much of the tax money goes many other groups yet to be Ing a conflict of interest, oppo­ FENCINQ (T HlOH ior class. She has been active Little Green Swallows 8:88 (3) Movie n e v e r ^ \(48) Wllk Tkeee Bonds heard from. nents contended he hod shown ----- — ------r in the Drama Club, French 8:88 ^| 8 )^ rred Hltekcoek of living between 1967 and 1969. Beck added that it had been at least an appearance of insen­ Club, newspaper and yearbook 18:88 Bracken'*,World B (C) American. The results of mill- 8-Ft. Fo im I (18) Ten O'clock Bcport (C) Topping the list was the person­ noted that horse groups hod sitivity to ethical questions staffs, and is also a member of Recall Early Flights t&ry spending, for example, are NOW (48) l*ive Amerienn myle (O) al tax bite, which rose about 28 been missing from the through his stock holdings. the National Honor Society. 18:88 (18) Tempo 18 (C) seldom observed in the average OPBIN 7 DAYS A WEBHC LOS ANGELES (AP) — In ager with a flair for public rela. 11 :M (8-8.3848) New* — Weniker to 31 per cent. parade the last year or two and Van Oosterhout wrote Judi­ Mias Hansen will attend Syra­ nnd SMrte community. Despite their huge he invites any horse-riding the chill dawn of May IS, 1930, Uons, won out. Recognition o f this fact comes sizertheyhave a*low profile'.' ciary Chairman James O. East- MANCHESTER PET $1339^ cuse University in Syranise, It took about alx months to n ; u (S?*jSfiljIy^Spectecaiar from none other than the feder- groups to contact him now and land, D-Miss., noting "some CENTER N.Y., following graduation, and eight pretty girls In Identical A good detd of tax irioney goes make out an entry for the put over the idea. I got kicked 11:88 (88-88) Toalfkl Show Joknny al government, 'udilch recently question has been raised with was also designated a Con­ green capes swept onto an air­ Canon (C) f o f obvious' purposes,such as parade. 9-Ft. Cffdor PoMt *6 out of the best hospitals in San (8-48) Dick Cnvett Show (C) released budgets for typical ur­ respect to the propriety of 996 Main S t —649-4273 necticut State Scholar. She Is roads, schools, welfare, environ­ SoftbiiU Program strip ready to make- aviation Francisco trying to recruit 1:88 (8) With Tkli Bins (C) ban families in 39 metropolitan Judge Blackmun Bitting <»i a Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:00 vice president of the NaU $225, from Iona Manufacturing $200 from radio station WINF. " I realize that a serious I her 60s. “Don’t forget we were coffee, tea or bouiJion. There reason, in terms of doUara, for * ers are needed for the drive, Chapter membership has'dou­ contributions $1,262. WALPOLE WOODWORKERS INC. Umpires are needed for ail C3o.; ■ 60 pieces of %-lnch ply­ A gold-leafed Italian cane difference of opinion now exists landing in cow pastures when refrigerators for milk, the purchase o i flowers; they C*4*r rwMM, imall BulUlna*. Rustte Fum itun worth of merchandise for the which should be over between bled over the last two years to Hie rapidly increasing role of games. wood, worth $200, from Green chair upholstered m emerald whether a judge should sit in USE A M O C O SUPER PREMIUM LEAD FREE G A S the weather was bad." Hiey also oarried cotton for account for 29 per cent of total fifth annual TC’s dinner and •n nocm and 13:30. almost 100. Ramey said he eui- taxes In the rising cost of living H ie fee, to meet the cost of Manor Construction (ik>.; a $100 green silk, valued at $260 and any case in which he has a ■1 They were also doing chores P®s®&bgers’ ears during the value. Mothers Club tlclpates a substantial increase EAST IXUHHfEADOW, MAflS. equipment, is $1 per girl for the auction to be held Saturday, gift certificate for plants or two hours of consultation at $100 stock interest, however trivial foreign to today’s mlnisklrted noisy'fHght, and chewing gum prompted the Chamber of Com­ Buying for the garden ac­ $86 Shaker Bd. — Tel. (488) 888-8BU Hie Mothers Club will hold Us in September, when a picnic first two girls in the family, May 16, starting with cocktails shrubs from the C.R. Burr and irom Flair Furniture. his Interest may be,” Van Oos- | stewardesses—such as cleaning ^ reUeve air pressure. merce of the United States to is­ counts for 22 per cent of the EAST W1ND80B, CONN. regular monthly meeting Mon­ will be held to welcome now sue this reminder: with no additional charge for at 6 p.m. at the Hartford State C o .; a loin of beef from the Also, a brown and beige Kim terhout said. the plane’s chemical toUets, ’Mostly we just sat in a cor­ number of purchases and 17 per Boote 6 at DawM» Pool Oo. day night at 8 at the Booth-Ddm- members. "The average American tax- cent of the value. their sisters. AU partillege of members of the crew," Stimp­ b-.'Came trying after awhile. And ON THE GROUND POOLS... ROUND POOLS budget.'' New York. I was a nurse at heart." She ■ «B son wrote. "Imagine the nation­ PTiacSpal Richard KeiOs xe- Mrs. Biela has a BS in bio­ was married in 1940 and be­ al publicity we would get from ported ithat the lunih program logy from the Centenary Col­ came a fuU-time housewife. it, and the tremendous effect it OVAL PO O LS... 12 Ft. -15 Ft. - 24 Ft. - 30 Ft! As now in the "block” by $869, - 25,000 lege of Louisiana, and an MS Of the other seven, five but- a would have on the traveling partly due to the Aacjt that ■9 in marine ecology from the Unl- vlve. Inez Keller and her hus­ SAVE HOURS OF CLEAN-UP TIME AND 6ET GLEANER DISHES TOO! public.” VALUABLE COUPON March had cnly 21 achool d a ^ verslty of OmnecUcutp She be­ He suggested graduate nurses band are retired in San Diego; gan her teaching resear<;h work and more lunches ware ooU for the job. Ckunelia. Peterman, a widow, than usual. at UOorai In 1966 as a teaching lives south of Los Angeles at Oo- Stimpeon’s Idea wasn’t an K faea been suggested that asalstaht, subsequenUy working immediate hit. The vice pread- rona DeJ Mar. Two live in BUILT-IN AUTOMATIC PORTABLE NOW . . . os a reserirch assistant and re­ FILTER AID Porter School graduaUon b . GREEN dent sent back a one-word reply North e rn California—Jessie held June 16 with May 28 as search marine biologist. She to the memo: “ No.” Carter and her husband at Mi 10 Lb. BUILT-IN LATER FOR comes to MDC from the UOoim Sov» 51c the date tor the lunch room UISHWASHING AT A •"Ma.ny many people objected neral and EUis Crawford and party and May 29 tor the grad­ Marine ^ o lo g y Laboratory in to women in air transporta- her hilSbattd at San Francisco, B a g Noank. uating dabs trip to New York. STAMPS tion,” says Stimpson. “ H ie pi- Margaret Arnott Henry, a wid' D.E. Mrs. Blela’a research includes lots in those days, in big leather ow. Uvea et Del Norte, Oolo. n.99 Advertisement — studies of archiannellda of the coats and goggles, flying around Ellen Church Marshall, the One Week Only e Lim it 1 Crystal clear water, free of Oonneoticut. shoreline, and the over the Sierras, took their jobs chief stewardess, died In 1966 NEW LOW Given Away Every Week effects of thermal discharge on pollution, delivered from our ONLY seriously. They didn't want to after a horseback riding acci­ CLIP ii SAVE' the water chemistry and in­ aource to your swimming pool. iworry about women running dent. And Alva Johnson died in PRICE! vertebrate- Uolta of the Con­ Master Charge card. Hie 1st P R IZ E — 12,00(r , J [ '^ S T A M P S around in their plane." an automobile accident nearly necticut, Patuxent, and Potomac SA VE $50.00! 15’ x 48” R O U N D POOL Kleer Water Oo. 649-2226. Rivers. But Stimpson, a traffic man- 30 years ag3>. VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON 2 i k I PRIZE— 8,000 STAMPS, o Rizzo’s Sale $ 1 0 0 O C Sudal has been an instructor $ PRICE Now... i T Y . y P Mancbeetor Evening Herald < 2 3 9 3rd PRIZE— 5,000 of biolo^ since 1967 at Bristol Columbia correspondent Virgin­ Community College In Fall R iv­ POOL FEATURES: 1. Heavy Wlnterl»ed Liner. 2. ALOMINUM SAFETY: i| BACKWASH HOSE ia (Oarlzon, tel. 298-9394. 189 Drawing will be held every Monday morning and the winning numbera er, Mass. Before that, he taught Sanitized liner. 3. Winterized Top Seati. 4. FbW- dation Plates, 6. Extnided I^ates. 6. Baked Enamel will be posted at our station. earth science at Platt High .For Backwashing and 1 ^ .For Backwashlns and 1V2'*X25' Finish. 7. Blue Wall, I ^ t e Frame. 8. Heavy Wall . Sinatra ^nga His 'Way Winners must collect their stamps by 9 p.m. the foDbwiiig Satuiday School in Meriden beftn-e going niter cleaning. Weath­ Stalnlesa StMl on active military duty, tlie Sfatcli CSiannela PLUS TH ESE: 1. 1620 OPH <>irtridge “ “ “ “ ’ 29.95 To a Standing Ovation night. ... * ■ er, chemical and sun- FUter #7210. 2. Test K it with Testing Chemlealn. Hardware I He has a BS from the Uni­ LONDON (AP) — "Nice to 2-Levd Thoro-Wash, Power Flo Mechanism • Manual cycle controls for 3 cycles: Normal Drawing Every Monday. llght resistant. Always •3.95 3. Chlorine Starter Kit. 4. Pool Care HamUxx*. versity of Connecticut and an GIFT SH O P- ' i r ^ Fhs All So w $5.00 see you again,” aald Frank Si­ BoUt-In Soft Food Disposer. wash, short wash, Rinse and dry...... MB from Central Connecticut 977 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER remains flexible. Sov« $1.00 4-Ft. Poob natra to Prlncesa Margaret. State College, both in biology. One Week Only • lim it 1 One Week Only! Arriving a little late to meet i« Levy holds a BA in psychol­ the slater of <^een Elizabeth H “I •it ogy from the University of Veri in a suite at FezUval Hall prior m w mont, and an M. Bd. with a to a charity performance Hmra- PLUS ... AN ADDITIONAL I NORMAN'S BONUS COUPON I psyidjology major from the Uni­ VALUABLE COUPON day night, Sinatra explained: DOUBLE versity of Hartford. I ’’We’ve been in the bar.” I He is a poychologlcal exam­ eiGRA HIAVY DUTY Slitatra then went on otage, ns. OFF WITH COUPON ; GOOD FOR $15 OFF iner in Windsor. Previously, he backed by Count Basle’■ band, I GREEM GREEN STAMPS LIQUID POOL HEAT II I WITH PURCHASE OF STAKARS was an instructor of psychology and won a standing ovation I at Northwestern Community Vacuum Hose from a sellout audience of 8,000 PLUS .. . CUSTOM INSTALLATION WITH ALL FILL-UPS OoUege in Wlnsted; part-time with such numbers as "B ly Me I a u t o m a t ic d is h w a s h e r Absorbe' natural heat I lecturer in psychology at the ’3.95 to the Moon,” ”l ’ve Got You Pravleoi Balee Not Inohided—Offer Explrae 8/9/lt University of Hartford; school, and rednees evapora- Whfi Fro-M i^ •18100 AT A REASONABLE DOST! tlon by n % . Qt. U Under My Skin,” abd ”My -I p s y c h o io ^ tor the Middletown Way.” 1 and Windsor systems; and Sav* $1.00 SA VE $72.00! 18’ x 48” ROUND POOL Sava $3.00 Hekets were listed at 96 ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT TERMS • FREE DlLIVERY psqrobologlcal consultant for the Rizzo’s Sale . AC pounds ($60) and brought up to summer Head Start program In One Week Onijrl On. Wsrit Ortjrl PRICE Now... ASyjyo 100 pounds ($240) on the black MidiBetawn. ntarfeet. Charity yield from the I ------— CLIP & SAVE POOL FEATURES: 1. 20 Ctauge Winterised liner. EVERYIODY’S FAVORITE TEAPOT 2. Deck-line Winterized Top Seat 8. Contoured 6” performance, and another to­ . Steel Uprights. 4. Exclusive Foundation Plates, 6. All night, was expected to be about Feathers Tell Sex A treasured additioif' to every kitchen, the Parts Galvanized and Baked Enamel, 6. W Bot­ CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED 128,000 pounds ($800,000). tom Roll. GORMAN BROTHERS CSncAaO — Oenetlcisto'are gay enamelware teapot makes^a favorite Princess Margaret, accompa­ PLUS THESE: 1. 1800 QPH dartrldge FUter. 2. OPEN DAILY 9 to D ahte to breed chicks srith dlf- nied by. her husband. Lord \ 770 M A IN STREMT MANCHISTM ^ t idea. Available in avocado, yellow, royal ’N i o i R m A m n RIZZO Chlorine Starter Kit. 8. Test Kit and Chlorine Dkte SATURDAY 9 AvM. to 7 F.M. Snowdon, was guest of honor at . farant wis«-fM ther arrange- blue, red, orange or lime and 8 sizes start­ penaer. 4. Pool Chue Handbook. INC. ments for male aad female, eai- the opening show. Others THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET ing at ^ t o 8d»lti>g poultrymen to separate SUNDAY NOON 6 prssent Included aotore Peter p O O \ _ C O Sellers, Staidey Baker, Miohael UetHboted by Merouiy Oil Oo. the maxm at a glanoe for about 244 BROAD STREET, Rear IM BAFTIA HOAD 8384 BERLIN TURNPIKE 445 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY TILL 9 — SATURDAY TIU « 68IS tsnth o f what it once ooot OPBOf M oir. THRU SAT. 9:80 T IL L 5:80—THURfl. T IL L 0:00 Caine and Richard Attenbor­ AMPLE PARKIN<^ MANOHESTEB-44T-»4M ENFIITf J>. dtl i m . NB$VtNOTON—OM-Ull to do so. ough, o / MANCHESTfiil EVE^^ING HfiRAL^MANCttRSTER, CONN., FRIDAY, M AY 8, 1970 •V- PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EiOHTBBN MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1970

■oufcee said the flotilla would by undercover agents in history Vernon try to open the river to commer­ Heroin Purcliase -^eutywhere," Wheatley said. I- A ^ e r n o n Cong H it AP Circuit 'TAR cial shipping; Viet Cong troops Charged with conspiracy and Police. Log Court Cases -By C L A Y R. I’Q LLA N now’ control the river banks for ARIIS LIBRA Believed lAarfijest "With . selling Imported heroin V’our Oaiiy Acliyily Guid. .M if^T. 23 r i ' were Tfolanda Schmidt Yonez, J THE LEARNING TREE ^High Point’ “ a/bout 30 miles above the border. F o r St ate MAS. It Hockanum Valley Council McCoy To Moderate Panel According Io Ihm Start. tr ARRESTS CIROUIT COURT 18 "In Saigon, President Nguyen -Ani. It OcK 37 W y \ Huy in History 32, and M r companion, MIwuel To develop m essage for Saturday, Dominguez Suarez, 48, boto of Oeorgfe L. Dziato, S4, of 9 MANCHESTER SESSION Van Thleu said Vietnamese '32-42 4- 606*24/^- Of Mayors on Drug Abuse In Attacks Elects Grube 1-43-73 read words corresponding to numbers 41-77^7B_ ^AN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — Mexico City; San Antonio night­ Earl St., (barged with driving Files Incorporation Papers troops might go back Into Cam­ of your Zodiac birth sign. Joseph C. Defa^o, SO, of Hart- DAY-CARE CENTER / TAURUS SCOBFIO ForieKU agcntu said today they club owner Alfredo Montema- bodia "again and again" with 61 Be while under the influence of (Oontinued from Page One) ANSONLV, Conn. (A F ) —Ken­ Am. io 1 ExLro 3 1 Pays' ocr. 73^^ Incorporation papers have a t the Union OongregaiUonal ford was convicted yesterday of Mayor Frank J. McOoy will of Skinner Rd., has been ap; the agreement of the Cambo­ 2 0 o y 32 To 62 Roses . c 'and lob^t officers seized yor, 38, and Bal'vador Mozatiiil, liquor. Court date May IS. ^ 63 Deliberate been registered with the secre- CSiurj* will hoM a potluck sup- four separate charges and sen be moderator for one of four pointed to the Student Union commander, in the daylong dian government. He told news­ neth E. Grube, editor of the New I V i MAT 20 3 Your 33 To NOV. 2 1 ^ ^ pounds of'herein, after probably 38, both of San Antonio. They 3-12-20:29 4 Earntd 34 T h rill 64 Bottle per Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Board of Governors at the Uni­ fighting Thursday. Government men he would put no time limit London Day, was elected presi­ 35 And 65 Them 36 39-40-434 were arrested at the hotels and Rocco Lupacchino, 60, of 70 tary of state for^the Hockanum tenced to a total of one year, panel discussions at a workshop A.M .—Creative Program S^49-52-82-87 5 lt 'i 66-768a89f the largest ^ d ercover purchase church on Elm St., Rochivllle. versity of Connecticut. eoldlers also reported capturing on South Vietnamese operations dent of the Connecticut Circuit 6 IfKome 36 Let 66 You a tavern. '* S. Adame St., charged with dis­ Valley Community Council, a 120 days by presiding Judge to be conducted by the Connect­ Zielinski, a graduate of Rock­ GIMINI 7 When 37 To 67 Cooperative SAGITTARIUS of heroin in history, and arrest­ Police sedd Suairez cut Ms The Girl Scouts of the Rock­ 85 weapons. across , the 'border. Two days of the Associated Press Thurs­ 8 Opposite 38 Orbit 68 And regarding the signal of a .police­ new office acquired and a com­ Ell Cramer. Defazto was found icut Conference of Mayors Mon­ MAT It HOY. 22 throat when apprehended but..^ ville - Vernon - EtUngton area ville High School, Is a soph­ A battalion of about 500 Rang­ ago, U.S. Senate Republican day. 9 Avoid 39 No 69 In ed three men and'q. woman. man. Court date May 18. munity organizer hired. guilty of non-support (sentence; day at the C7M>ate School, Wtol- omore at the University. P.M.—Group Activity X JUNl 30 lOSex 40 One 70 In Die. 21 f^ } was not seriously wounded. He are invited to attend the sigiper. ers riding tanks and armored Leader Hugh Scott reported that Grube succeeds the late 7! W ith U.S. Atty. Segal Wheatley es­ Joseph Bradley of West 1 year), breach of peace (60 1-53-59-60 11 Stoy 4 I An 19-22-2 J50jg wns hospitalized under guard. Qilflcers for the association will llngtord. personnel carriers was pursuing President Nixon had said Amer­ Charles H. Flynn, editor of the 5*^-71-79-90 12 Finonces 42 Conclusions 72 Don't timated that a the n ^ l n had Springfield, Mass., has been hir­ days), reckless driving (30 43 Intimidate 73 Conservotive 58:61 •: Gerald Freeman, 26, of 34 be installed and service pine Mayor l)fcCoy has been work­ Advertisement — a Viet Cong battalion from the ican troops would 'be out of Ansonia Sentinel who died last 13 W ill been diluted and sold td^^dlcts Bunce Dr., charged on a war­ ed to organize or coordinate the days), and larceny (30 days). Crystal clear water, free of CANCIR 14 Advertise 44 Investments 74 Disturbed CARRICORN will be awarded. There will be Cambodia In seven weeks. 45 Promote 75 Aggressively It would have brought $K mil­ present services. Presently he Four other charges were not ing on the committee which has Hot and Cold Lunches #tl> Division. The Rangers December. Grube has been act­ 21 15 Recreotion D ie . 22 rant with breach of peace. Court mystery auction. Those a t pollution, delivered from our slammed Into Viet Cong posi­ — Uil.-trained Cambodian mer­ ing president of the state asso­ 16 Is 46 Your 76 Dfjn't lion. / Beef Output Rises been organizing and planning 22 17 Your 47 Thot 77 Increase JA N . It date May 26. !:i^Hi!™ ed'^^r ^;;;;r are ’^Ted ti ‘>V P--utlon. A source to your swimming pool. tions in heavy treelines, which cenaries moved into the field to­ ciation 6f mem'bers of The will be distributed to the gener- «,„i_ charge of carrying a dangerous the workshop. He will moderate Applications Being Taken Now KA 8-10-13-34 18 Ir^ 48 Be 78 Like ly U-17-2I-35^ Wheatley said the seizure TOKYO — Japan’s 1996 beef Master C?harge card. The were being bombarded by gov­ day and said they expected to Associated Press news service 19 Your 49 If 79 Opposite 45 65-75 made at two hotels late ’Thurs­ al public. The brociiure" will weapon was nolled. Panel 2 Which will deal with the U37-44-57 50 Tronquility 80 Run and veal production Is esti­ Rose O'BremiSki, 69, of 200 E. Kleer Water Co. 643-2226. ernment artillery guns to soften clear the road to Svay Rleng, ' since that time. 20 In AQUARIUS day night after federal agents contain the.results of a survey „ ^ , William Figella—of Somers causes of drug dependency. For September . . . LIO 21 Wares 51 You're B l W onder mated at 186,000 metlc tons, Center St., charged with intoxi­ made last year, "A Study of h w set them up. Some artillery bar­ the provincial capital In eastern Robert J. Leeney, executive ,>'j mr.22 22 Peoce 52 You 82 Act JA N . 20 purchased an undisclosed 16 per cent above 1968. Total received a 60 days sentence for 'Die workshop will get under­ ^ I 53 Too 83 Your cation. Court date May 26. Human and Community rages plastered the South Viet­ Cambodia menaced by the ene­ editor of the New Haven Regis­ S^AUG. 22 23 And f i t . I f amount of the narcotic. 1969 'beef Imports are put at and ElUlngton Odrl Scouts. Reg­ breach of the peace. Sentence way at 6 a.m., and contunue 24 Emphosiied 54 Be 84 The Needs. Andover namese troops instead. my. ter and Journal-Courier, -was 25 Sound 55 Pay 85 End 11)8-28-38 "M y belief Is that this is prob­ about 16,000 metric tons, com­ istrations will be accepted at was suspended when the prose­ through to 4 p.m. The four pan­ MRS. ALDEA S A W A . B.S.Ed„ DIractor 5-25-44-47 Ronald J. Bogan, 24, of Wil- A general Coimcil meeting The entrenched Viet Cong Four Battalions took up field elected vice president, and iy55-W-84-85 26 It 56 Put 06 Cheeks 68-72-81-88 ably the largest "buy of heroin pared -with 13,603 tons In 1966. the following sc^mols after cution noted that he was being el topics will include besides the 27 Jumping 570verJures 87 TfioughilesSly llmantlc, charged with speed­ will be held Wednesday at 8 opened Mre from all sides'with positions short of this front line Charles A. P liro Jr., editor of VIRGO 88 A field RISCIS school; Northeast, Maple held under a mlUtary warrant one Mayor McCoy is leading, BOLTON. CONN. 28 Your 58 M oy ing. Court date M ay 26. p.m. at the Sykes School 'cafe­ P T A Fair rocket grenades and machine location to familiarize them­ the Greenwich ’Time, was elect­ X, A U G . 21 29 Jeopofdy 59 Eoger 89 Scoreri Streep Vernon Elementary, for desertion. enforcement, education and 60 To 90 Se* teria when Council members guns. Within a few minutes, the selves with the countryside. ed treasurer during the spring 22 30 W ill MAR. 20'"j/^'J Lake Street, Skiimer Road and Gladys Kukevltch of Hartford treatment. 6 4 9 - 4 0 4 4 5 /9 A LL CARS MUST 00 Judith A.. Whltehouse, 36, will also be asked to study and paddy flOliki in front of the ene­ Members of the mobile strike meeting of the Circuit. O v 1-15-30-54 2- 7-26-31 ^ Center Road, sill in Vemon. and Elaine McAlllse of Coven- Vemon Police cailef Edmimd ^^Good [^Adverse Neutral. charged with allowing "a dog to give their opinion on several Tomorrow force, all trained by the U.S. The meeting ■was devoted to .^42-70-83-86 S* 33-48-67 Registrations wlU be accepted try pleaded guilty to a substi- Dwyer, assistant superihtend- my lilies were Uttered with If we gave the uiual roam. (3ourt date M ay 26. proposals. Green Berets In South Vietnam, discussion of ways to improve at the Union Congregational tute charge of breach of peace, eni of schools. Dr. Robert Lin- South Vietnamese dead and 64 CADDY *1D96 The Hockanum Valley Coun­ The Annual P T A fair wlU be said they expected to move into the gathering and distribution of used ear guarantee, Church from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and were given 60 days suspend­ stone and Mrs. Claire Albom, wounded. Modal 0 t t . 4-Dr. Hardlap. PULL AOCIDENTS cil was formed two yew s ago, held tomorrow from 11 a.m. to Despite the casualties, the action Saturday. About 2.000 of news and photos to members. Of powea. and the survey completed about in'', Ellington, Oryatal Lake, ed sentences. Judge Kramer aaS> supervisor of girl’s j^yslcal primary concern was the growth Vietnamese in Cambodia Henry J. Pope EH, 16, of 137 2 p.m, at the Andover EUement- Rangers continued blazing away them have 'been flown, to Phnom we’d have to a year ago. It was initiated to Center and Windermere schools placed the two women on 6 education In the Vemon school of importance of state capltoJ 69D0D6E '2BW Campfleld Rd., diarged with months probation, , with M16 rifles. Penh from South Vietnam. provide organized information from 3 to 4 p.m. and at the system, will attend the work­ ary School. An auction will Im­ end legislatlye developments and Swinaar it*, t-Dr. Hardlap. aadi*, failure to obey a stop sign. Some clvlUan casualties also ’The troops appeared almost change on a variety of individual, fam Ellington Congregational Both women were convicted shop with the mayor. Mrs. Al­ mediately follow the fair. This the members’ stress of expended Flock to Church for Safety haatar, vinyl raal. Nicaly tauiaaad. 0>urt date May 28. bom has recently been appoint­ were reported, but no accurate American with their M16 rifles, ly and social conditions In Ver- Church, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Girls in connection ■with a break at the is the only fund raising event news coverage in that area. our guarantee According to police. Pope fail­ ed by the Board of Education to coimt was available. American packs and numerous By T. JEFF WILUIAMS with them, taking their names, 67 CADDY *2966 non, Ellington and Tolland.’ ■ registering must be accom­ Manchester Country Club on held by the P T A tor the benefit Th members voted to begin ed to see a stop sign at Birch head a study to draw up a cur­ Meanwhile to the northeast radios. The four battalions have Associated Press Writer ages, place of birth and the PaVHI* Canvarllbl*. PULL PoW iai Dr. Louis Goldstein of the panied by an adult. March 14 in which two men were of various projects for which an immediate study of the best and Spruce Sts. His car entered riculum on drug education for American air "Cavalrymen more radios among- them than names of their chUdren. Uhlverslty of Connecticut’s caught hiding In the premises. they are refqx>neriblo. methods to carry out the ex­ the intersection without stop­ all Vemon students. probed for the fourth day an average Cambodian division. SAMRONG THOM, Cambodia The Vietnamese "women want The uiucl used car guarantee goes something like Ihli: 68D0D0E '1995 School of Social Work headed Gerard Pouttlot, 28. of East Highlights of this fair will be panded news coverage of state ping and was struck from the Particularly noticeable on the (A P ) — Blue smoke from cook- to go to South Vietnam, away "If anything goei wrong, you pay holf of the repoiri and Chtriar SIS. V4, aalamatk, pavrar the survey and compiled the re­ Manchester Area Hartford was ordered rearrested Mayor McCoy has Indicated two free Jukido demonstrations through a bunker system de­ government. A special meeting siaanne. strike force members were trem Cambodia. 'The priests say w e’ll pay half." right by a vehicle operated by p^rts along with the research when he failed to appear and that following the workshop he and a silent auction on new scribed by the White House of the Circuit will be held as ii^ fires drifts slowly through smoke grenades. They are used they WlU do -what they can to James Hutchinson of 144 High- committee beaded by Mrs Henry answer to chairges of breach of will confer with other, town of­ wedding gowns and evening ’Ihursday os "a major sophisti­ soon as the report is complete. the Oothotlc church. Vietnamese d u n goes like this: 99D0DQE *1995 Rockville Man in South Vietnam largely to help. land St., police said. Ihitchln- Abuza. the peace (2; counts), carrying ficials with the purpose of In­ gowns. There will also be the cated base complex" that >>ight The Circuit also adopted reso­ "W e guarantee the free repair or replacement of every Carenal Wftan. Vd, aula., radi*, son was treated at Manchester mark friendly positions tor . in­ women hunker aroun'd the small haatar. Nicaly aeulapad. Following the survey It was a concealed weapon, and non- stituting the best possible pro­ usual booths, such as white ■be the headquarters df the su­ lutions noting the many contri­ “ Where ore all the men? nia|or working port* for 30 day* or 10(X) milei. Whichever C h a r g e d,With U S E D C A R S coming helicopters or so heli­ flames, flannlng the coals and Memorial Hospital for minor In­ ag^reed by the council that five support. Judge Kramer set bond grams to combat the local drug elephant, plants and flowers, preme Communist command. butions to journalism of two Where are all the husbands and comet flnt." 97 PONT. *1496 juries and released, reports problem areas of human needs at $1,000 with surety. problem. Mayor McCoy said But field officers sEid d they had copter gunships can better de­ newspaper editors who died re­ trying to watch their chUdren at fathers?" a "visitor asks the W e coll it the VW 100% Guarantee. And, for the rec-| Indecent Assault food booths, jewelry, books and " " " ' I r/ ■xacutiv* 4-Dr. Sadan. iaalpfad 8 stated. termine where the friendly existed In the three town areas. Two other rearrests were or- Monday’s program will be the handicrafts. no evidence that the headquar­ cently—Ansonia Editor Flynn the same time. Vietnamese priest. ord, we aren't about to change it. with autemttk transmlsslan, radta, These - are mental health ser- troops end and the •enemy begin. haatar A dauM* pawar. Albert G. Nevis Sr.. 64, of 4p dered when the accused failed first such comprehensive work­ There will also be rides for ters itself had been founil and and Stamford Advocate Editor There are more than 300 Viet­ "They have gone into the for­ ~ It co ven all Ihe co n below. James M. Olln, 26. of Fram­ "vlces, child guidance services, Some .of the merceilaries, Vemon Ave., Rockville, was ar- appear: Gerald Vemon of shop to be held in Connecticut. the chUdren, games, dunking the equipment In the bunkers Theodore Yudain, whose death namese hving on the church est to hide . . . You know about *Engln*, tranenlnlon, rear aid*, front oxl* ingham, Mass., received a ver­ teen center and counseling. hired by the Cambodtaii govern­ 66 D0DQE *1696 rested by Vemon Police last Willlmantlc, charged with He said It Is Intended to give a machine, paint spinner and mov­ was not particularly sophisticat­ occurred last month. grounds here, all women end the kilUngs of Vietnamese. This eiMinbll**, brak* lyiMn, •l•etrical lyittm. bal warding from police early family services and day car 66 CHEVROLET ment, said they had been told Manic* f-Pasaanaar Slailan WaOaa. night on a Circuit Cfourt 12 war- break and entry with criminal clear picture of the drug prob­ ies. - ' , 67 PONTIAC ed. children. They are refugees is a good time to hide." eadla, haatar, autamalk and da* ' yesterday afternoon for passing services. ••I Air 4-DMf. V4t A«f«4, by the Americans that If they 69 Sedan, blue $1895 67 Sedan, blue rant charging him with Indecent intent and burglary, bend set lem in the state to date. Bridge Winners SUIIan Watts. V4, Ada., RSt PB, FACTORY AIR The enemy base is in the from the war, refugees' from The thoughts of the priest and $1495 on the light. According to po- 'Ihe ' council recommended Si, AIR CONOITIONIO. CONDITiONID. ran Into trouble, alUed gimships 68 Sedan, white 68 Qhla Coupe assault. Police gave no details, at $2,000 surety: and Harold Among the many panel speak­ Winners at bridge for the lato Fishhook region of Cambodia, Vem on both the Oambodlen arm y and hds 'Visitor swing to the massa­ 9998 Uce, his car made contact with that it act as a coordinator in Nevins was held at the police would ball them out. Sed., blue Spencer of Hartford charg­ ers will be Robert Griebe, chief two weeks are; April 24, first $1795 $1495 across from South Vietnam’s the Viet Cong. cres of Vietnamese by Oambo- 68 Co. "TT595" AS Sedan, b le d 65 CHRYS. *996 another westbound vehicle, planning tor needed services by station overnight in lieu of a $6, ed with two counts of shop­ Claims by the troops Oiat they 68 Sedan, tun>oof $1595 Nawporl 4-Daar Sadan. RAH, auta- of the narcotic control sec­ place, Mrs. Burton Smyth and War Zone C. The complex was Circuit Court Unlike thousands of other ddan troops in Prasaut and Tak- 65 Sedan, white $ir95 malk, pawar slaartna A hrika*. operated by Sharon Miller of 78 bringing together for Joint con- qoo bond. He was to be present- p la n t^ to push down Highway lifting, bond set at $200 surety. tion of the State Department Mrs. Lois Oawtord; second. 42 BUICK Elaelra 225 4-Deor two miles wide and a mile long, Vietnamese, th = y are not being eo. These kUUngs, likely born 68 Sq'back, green $1895 62 Sedan, blue $795 Deerfield Dr., when Olln at- Bulatlon and jjlannlng repre- East Hartford Circuit VA, Auta., PS, R, WWl. 1 tor- Svay Rleng coincided with Nancy Cerreto, 22, of 66 o f Health, Dr. Herbert Kleber, Burton Smyth and William Rad' 1 6 9 8 and contained about 50 earthen h eld. under giurdi. They can out of frustration at Viet Oong tempted to pass her car on the sentatlves of various groups in- ctourt today. >rts from South 'Vietnam Set for Every 68 PLYM. *1695 Trebbe Dr., pleaded guilty to a director of the Drug De­ zewlecz, and third, Mr. and 42 OLDSMOBiLE "IB” 4-Doer bunkers flUed with hundreds leave but they ere afraid to go. attacks, were matched by the ★ ★ OTHER MAKES tatallR* .4.0**r sadan. RAH, aul*., right of the Center. volved in services. Mrs. Eleanor Hills of 160 charge of doctor sho^ng. Five Mrs. Roscoe Talbot. V4, Ada., PS, PI, R, ww't. $ 6 9 5 that a river force planned to pawar staarlni, V4. pendency Unit of the Connecti­ tons of arms, ammunition, other Other Tuesday They can only pray, but even sight of hundreds of Vietnamese U CHEVROLET ----- — Through the Rockville Fhjbllc Greenwood Dr., Manchester other counts ■were nolled Her Winners on May 1: First 44 CHEVROLET Impala CenvorKbla clear the lower Mekong River In ,68 Opel Sts. Wag. 91496 $2095 cut Mental Health Center and Vt, Aata., Starae lapo tytMm. $ 9 9 5 nUUtary equipment and/food. that is not easy. The church bodies thrown into the Mekong. •mpaUt 1-Dr. Hardlirette, I cyl., n . COMPLAINTS Health Nursing Association, the ^ arrested yesterday in Ver- case was conUnued to June 4 plajce, George Russell and Rob­ Cambodia, a major base- of op­ White, radio. Iw natk, nr ittcrlne. i PONT. ‘ I09« Judge John Daly of the Con­ 44 CHEVELLE 300 Station Wagon The searchers also found a A change In scheduling of here In Samrong Thom, 30 miles River near here. A break and entry at Man- ^ sp m w o r^ the “ fv- and charged with failure to gpenddng a present'ence in- ert Campbell; tied for second erations tor the Vtot Cong and 65 FORD $II9B 67 FORD $1995 Catalina 4-br.. Hardlap. RAH, aula., necticut Circuit Ckmrt. Tw-lona, t^yllntar, atandart. $ 9 9 5 classroom-type buildhlg with a the Rockville and Stafford southeast of Phnom Penh, is full Are the Vietnamese'men wltii pawar alaartna. chester Tobacco and Candy t3o., Oomellue Boelhou- DODGE $1395 in. the- area. prog^ram will be Atty. Peter spokesman sahi the building during the past four weeks from namese troops who are nearby? 67 CHEVROLET $1595 50 OTHERS TO police by Allan Sclioenfleld. Ac- The arrest was the result of received - • - two suspended ' Mrs. FTancls Haines and James 44 RONTIAC Catalina 4-Deor oarts that South Vietnamese week by Judge Ell Cramer. nnpala Wnean, a avtamanb.HW- C*r«Mf R-Or. M«rM*e, MyL. Costas of the State Drug Ad­ V4, Ado., PS, PR, R, ww. w as. destro; nearby villages that were pre­ The i>riest doesn’t know. He *> tiaarine. •nlwnitlc, p*w*r >t**rhte. coidlng to poUce, about $50 in ^ a one-car accident on Dobson sentences of 30 days each for Cooper. Bridge will be played l l $ 5 6 forces planned to push up high­ Starting Immediately sessions visory Council. He will talk on Other y j i . air cavalrymen op- dominantly occupied by Viet­ really doesn’t even ■want to CHOOSE FROM cigara was taken. A mar door Ave. Police said Mrs. HUT® car shoplifting. again tonight In the Socitfl 44 FORD Country Squire way 1 from the Svay (Rleng will be held In Rockville on the MANY CAM TO CSOOll 6R0M. MOrt MAKIt, MOOlU "Where Do We Go From f-Ptttantar. VA, Ado., Pf, PI, R. $ 1 1 9 5 eratlng^'farther to the northeast namese. Boon they could all be know. had been opened, police said, State ^ r t m e n t ran off the road and stmek and Other cases dlspo^d: Room of the Andover Congrega­ area, possibly to link up with first and third Tuesdays of each broke off a utility pole. She is Here?” Mayor Donald Dorsey 45 VALLIANT luledol 200, 2-Door, In ^Jambodia ran into heavy in the hands of the Viet Cong or “ Wha/t If the ctiuroh and the but entry into he b u l^ n g could ^ ^ Ronald Labonte, 17^ of 62 Pul­ tional Church. ACyl., Ault., Rail ewtn car. $ 9 0 5 Cambodian and mercenary month and In Stafford Springs of New Haven, chairman of the NetHh Vietnamese fire, and North Vietnamese ntovtng people here are attacked?” not be made because of a heavy Dopartment. scheduled to appear In Rock- Mark L. Haloburdo, son of tioops. on the second arid fourth Tues At Wednesday might’s meet­ ton Rd., delivering liquor to a workshop, will give the sum­ i s MUSTANG 2-Door'Hardtop ^ through the area. TED fRUDOH vlUe Circuit Court 1 Jtme 2. -"rtght Americans were killed, " I don’t know. We wild see,” wim partition immediately after minor, 60 days suspended and Mr. and Mrs. John Haloburdo, V4, Ado., R, WW't. ■ $ 1 2 9 5 Cambodian troops trying to days. ing, the council will discuss the Mrs. Sharon Badstuebrier, of mary and conclusions. the U.S. Command said. It was Some families have pushed the priest repUes. “ Anyway, wo Chorches the door. The thief reached over Wheeling Rd., has .been pro­ 45 OLDSMOBILE ’’»$’' 4-Door Hardtop clear the way to ' the Ferry Previously Sessions were held possible establishment of a two years probaUm. The same V-l, AilM;, Pi, PR, P-lad. confession boxes around to form the fence' to a shelf on which Thompson St., Vemon, was ar­ Nature Study moted to airman first class In $ 1 2 9 5 the highest number of American Crossing at Neak Luong re­ In Rockville each Thiesday and cannot leave here. How can we? Homemakers Service. Mrs. charge against his mother was makeshift weHs, "and dragged a VOLKSWAGEN the cigars were located but rested yesterday and charged The CkMiservatlon Committee the U. S. A ir Force. 45 FORD Fairlano 4-Door — deaths reported in a single ac­ There are no buses or trucks for of Manehistor nolled. 4-Cy*indar, Standard, claan imvilMd. $ 9 9 5 ceived a baptism of fire and in Stafford Springs every sec­ wooden i>ew across to-form the Hyalle Hurwltz,' Director of the with attempting t o ' obtain of the Vemon Junior Women’s Airman Haloburdo Is a fuel tion In Cambodian operations. us. We cannot go on foot for ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE could take nothing else, police Lecaiard Johnson Jr., of Rock- showed new determination. ond and fourth Wednesday. front. Inside the rude walls are 80 Oaklmd St. M theorixed. Manchester Homemakers Serv­ moneyjuncy under uiiuci falseacuoc; pretenses i__ r. ^ Club has made arrangements Headquarters said 24 North 'there are to many babdes." PHONE MANCHESTER 649-2831 specialist at Plattsburg AFB, The Viet Cong and Norto Viet­ Speeding cases which have ice will speak. ' Police said Mrs. Badstuebner , preach of peace (reduced for several Junior high school one or two suitcases for clothes, The priest returns to his desk. Opan Daily f to 9 Exeapt N. Y. He is assignto to the Vietnamese troops were IdUed namese launched three countre- been heard In Manchester on Manchtstar - 643-27^1 M from break and entry without unwashed cooking pots with . Uiuraday 9-6, 5ahirJ*y 9-5 ■ » Two automobile windows Atty. Robert ’Vlets, staff at­ was arrested after she attempt­ Eiclence dlaciseis to take part In in the fight. the first and third Wednesdays A stainless steel cross phmed to permission) 30 days suspended. 380th Supply Squadron, a unit attacks against Cambodian posi­ flies swarming Slbout. wem taken last nipfht from a torney for the ’Tolland-Wlndham ed to draw money from the a nature study program to be Southwest of Saigon in the of each month will now be the front of his sport shirt shows of the Strategic Air Ommand, tions and were thrown back In one cubicle, e baby sleep­ Legal Assistance Inc., will dls- Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. held at the Middle. School Mon­ Mekong Delta, a flotilla of South heard on the first Wednesday dully in the soft afternoon light. vehicle parked near David’s America’s nuclear deterrent each time. At dawn, Cambodian ing In a hammock is rocked Restaurant at the Parkade. Po- possible estabilshment on a check which allegedly day morning. force of long range bombers 65 PCNTIAO Vietnamese navy boats began to only. Dr. MacCracken Dies; 65 M U$TAN0 troops counted at least 23 ene­ gently by a grandmother with lice said that the right side vent CSilld Day Care (Centers, was no good. She is scheduled Tampaat Cuatam Iparti ^ . . move toward the border for an The decision to make the Stanley Quickmlre, the north­ and intercontinental ballistic Canvartibla. i-Cyllndtr, At- Caupa. V4, Adt.,I., my dead. Three Cambodians the sorrows of all displaced peo­ VOOUfT window and rear seat window Other iteins scheduled to be to appear in Rockville court la.. Radio, m i‘u PACTORY AIR COND,'MO^/ operation up the river which the changes was made by the Judi­ Retired Head o f Vassar east field representative of the missiles. •'.ji were killed. ple etched on her leathery face. Oontineatal. TeaJewood, had been detached and remov- discussed Wednesday , Include June 2. ' WANTED 66 F O R D National Audubon Society, will He Is a 1968 graduate of Rham $1295 $ 1 4 9 6 . South Vietnamese defense min­ Cambodian officers displayed cial Committee of Circuit (fourt More children and women fill belgri leather Interior. ed. possible establishment of an Other area police activity: POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. ( P) istry announced ’Thursday. One Judges- R, H, AT, PS, PB, PS, HBKIfir Sadan 'Wapan. HaaM^ be the guest speaker. His lec- High School, Hebron. North Vietnamese equipment the center of the old stone A Out-Patient /Mental Health COVENTRY —Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, Clean, Late Model PW, WW, , fiH kiMrkr, ra­ Temperature tiuie topic of "Nature, Conser­ Marine Lance Cpl. Russell A. force of about 50 vessels was taken off bodies still lying in church. Half-naked youngsters dla, aala., Pt, Clinic; corporate resolution tor Valentino Patarinl, 36, of _27 retired president of Vassar Col­ ir Many Others To Ghooif F r o l i i ^ control, air condition­ vation and You,.’’ WlU also In­ Fors Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. seen headtog for the frontier, newly plowed fields. kwkHawan*, V-a. A Consrtance Dr., Manchester, lege, died at his home here play noisly about the altar and ing, 1 owner, complete- bank account with the Connect­ clude slides. Russell A. Fors Sr., Merritt Val­ and It appeared that the task Grain Title Retained USED CA R S Student Cleared was charged last night with im­ Thursday after an illness. He The attacking Vietnamese more wom«r--slt in antei'ooms, lyrecwi^tlOTed by tu. ■1495’ icut Bank and Tnist; a report In providing the nature study ley Rd., Is now serving at the force woiik) assemble at a )>ar- also carried a field phone with Top Prioes Paid on the establishment of the proper passing. He Is sched- was 89. MANCHUSTER] KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kan­ chewing betel nut. class, the Junior Women said Mdrine Barracks, Washlngttm racks ship 20 miles from the In Mock Trial wires leading to a supf^ceed sas City, once the center of Neorbyt in a wooden house Fm All Makeis! 79 COUGAR 70 MONTEOO council office, and a report from to appear in Manchester MacCracken retired as head it is hoped that the knowledge D. C. border and move up the river on command post a few hundreds America’s cattle empire and the built Oombodla-style on stilts, In a mock trial held at East Bradley on a development pro- court May 26. of the college after 31 years as and some understanding of the' Saturday. yards away. The Cajhbodlans main sihipping ix>inte for grain two priests, sit hunched over CARTER CHEVROLET gram. ------president In 1946. outdoors wUl be increased for O L D ^ O B I L E The Saigon government said Catholic High School this morn­ Advertisement brought It under fir e ,' and livestock, is still first in wooden desks. One is French The council htis been offered R o c k C la rv in ^ g He earned hds doctorate in en­ some of the young people of Crystalclear water, free of the "river convoy" would take C O . , I N C . *2399 ing in observance of Law Day, Oliver LeiMrat Nlfd. Rd., Maneheifer Vietnamese with-the Cambo­ grain storage and in stocker and and the other Vietnamese. Be­ the use of the Redevelopment SANTA FE N M —The Three '>•“''''“gineering "6 from naivaruHarvard m In na 19IFM9a president; Miss Glenna Sulli­ $ 1 0 9 5 Take one home t-Dr. Hlap. Lima Iraat, wildcat 4-Or. HI**. Bala*, van, secretary; and John Au- DILLON FORD 1968 GALAXIE 506 1968 MUSTANG 1968 CHRYSLER ■old vinyl trim, radio, AT, Mack vinyl rail, radk, AT, Red, 2-Dr. H-Top Fastback, 3 Speed Stick, 68 JEEPSTER bin, treasurer. Red, 2-Dr. H-Top. 4 Speed Stick, V-8 Engine, Tan, Newport; 2-Dr., H-Top, Auto. Trans., Pt, ~c*na*l*, ww*. M V-(. Pf, PB, wwa, tintad plat*, V-8 Engine, Powgr Steering, Radio, WSW Command* W*«an. Oraan, Miss Debbie Labbe and Miss V-8 Engine, PS, PB, Radio, WSW Urea, Wheel t o warn hubt, full mafal cab. > \ ' Radio, Wide Oval WSW Tlree, Low Mt. Re­ Tires, Whe'el Covers, Remainder of New Car Kathleen Peak, sophomores; o o mainder New Car Warranty. One Owner. Cfovers, Remainder New Car Warranty. Extra auburban lira*. ' $1995 to Mama. USED CAR Clean. Warranty, Low Mi. and Miss Lisa Perrault and $2595 m MUSTANG Miss Marian ’Tomusiak, fresh­ M ep E V . 66 BUIOK • 1 7 4 5 men, will,compete in the Statfe Sport Coupe, v-8, ctandand, ImpaJa “4-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, Lefiabre 4-Dr. V-8, auto, P A , o • 1 8 9 5 • 1 9 4 5 - o 70 MONTEREY Latin Contest tomorrow at Che- radio, heater, bucket: aeats, auto., radio, heater, ww Gres. radio, heater, ww ttow. 91866 CLEARANCE. SALE jhir'e High School. - - ww tlree. / gl999 91646 '’Muttine HtoR. 30S V4p re* Oalaida 900. R, H, 69 PONTIAC 4\%t ATr PS, PB, Bvekttty AT. PS, PB. tao- 68 FORD W(B Need Room For iafe Model Trades Vinyl trimp wwt.. LtW/ Irw '3220 67 PLYMOUTH Tempest Custom ^ teotC 1967 PONTIAC CONV. tory air oondltioa- 1967 GALAXIE 560 nillM. tf fier wir* Falrlane 600 Sport Cfoilpe. 1 1967 FALCON WAGON ing plua remainder Coupe. 6-cyL, auto.. PA, Green, 4-Door Sedan, Auto. Trans., V-8 Engine, Yellow, Lemans, Auto. Trans., V-8 Eng., Satellite Oon' le, V-8, V-8, auto., .rtidlo, heater, ww of factory mamaa- auto., PJ9., radio, heater, wwf tfoee, 96796 Tan, 6 Pass., Auto. Tnma., 6 Cylinder Engine. Radio, Power Steering, WSW 'Drea, Wheel Power Steering, Radio, Bucket Seats, W^,W, beater, tiree. 91476 ty. u r r n t To get that good ww tin s . g i m ciovera. Wheel Covers. 67 PO NTIAC 66 PONTIAC ■aulppad with tufa, trana, PS, Tempedt Cuatom S Spt; Cps. CTlxis ballad whitawall tlraa, all fMng inside... 68 ndsBCURY Tempeat LeMans 2-Dr. Hard­ • 1 1 9 5 • 1 4 4 5 • 1 5 9 5 aland, aaulp. Includlm SN-IV top. 6-cyl., 4-speed, radio, V-8, auto., a ir oond., P.8., V4 antin* (US hn>, brifhl Mdntego M X 4-Door. V-8, radio, heater, vinyl roof, ww whaal optnint maldinta, taali- 99 MARQUIS auto., P.8., radio, heater, ww heater, ww tires. 91M6 Country lad. 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Bucket Seata, Power Steering, Radio, WSW, Wheel Covera. Bucket Seats, (fonsole. Radio, WSW. $ A Y E radio, hecuUr, ww tlree. 9U96 tires. 98788 nyl roof, ww Uree. E76i 1 Conoole, Radio, WSW. tS CHEVY 8 Bel Air e-Paaa. Station 69 VW DELUXE ^ GAMABO 98 BUIOK . 1968 FORD LTD 2-DR. HARDTOP 1970 LTD BROUGHAM 4-DR. SEDAN • 1 2 9 5 • 1 3 4 5 I I PONT. Wogoo- Bark green. R, Power steering and brakes, stereo radio, * 1 4 4 5 2-Door 4-eyl auto radio Ootqje, V-8, auto., raUy Skylark 4-Door. T-8,''auto., Power eteering, power brakes, 9 9 R O R 1 PIrahIrd NIaa. aiua, Mdb H, A T , PS, “ Aa I i heater, ww'urce. 91796 heater, ww tlree. P.8., radio, heater, ww tlree. alr-cqnd.. White with black vinyl roof. 9229S power windows. ” 9 9 T 9 vinvl trim, V-l, AT, PS, Special." • 9696 rail*, wwt, huckal, (law PIraMrd Hkp Cad. Ve. 9I 666 '96646 Ihrauth vanlllatian, faaf drlvai 6 8 B U IO K : madlum Mu*, vinyl Irlm, 68 DfMIOE 99 CHEVY 99 OU)6. 1968 FbRD GALAXIE 500 2-DR. HARDTOP 1968 FORD XL HARDTOP WlMcil Cany, alack, whilr radk, kw mik*. Ctiarger Sport Cotipe. V-8, Im pala Sport Coupe. V-8, O iU ass Oonv. V-6, a.utio., P.8., V-8, automatic, J 5 1 0 0 C $2345 taa, aula., PS, Pi, PW, Power steering and brakes, 890 CIO engine. way taal, ill* slaarint *rh4W, auto., radio, heater, bucket aUto., power steering, radio, radio, heater, bucket seats, power steering. '' ” I Y Y D , Immaculate. Driven less than 16,0(M miles. ~ A I T 9 (*c. «lr-c*nd., rail*. seats, ww tires. 91996 beater, ww tiree. ww tires. 91766 Looking For That Used Car? 66 OLDS ___ $2895 1967 FORD G AL 500 CONVERTIBLE 1969 FORD Va TON Dalt* M 4-Or. Htep. Aula., PS, 07 OOMEY 1970 CHEVROLET Pi/ aaaad cantral, alac. daar 69 FORD ~ Automatic trans., power-steeping, j L l C M C Plck-up Custom Cab OVH160 USED CARS lacks, lac. airland., daap 4-oatr Sadan. 6«yl., ra Impala Custom Coupe. Auto., V-8, 1 9 6 8 O L D S . power brakes. ^ 1 9 7 9 Del. etep bumper. ' j' Mu*, malchlnd. Pticon Pulura 4-Or. ifM, WRIM- i F194S Mu* Inlarlor. ( •ut*., PS, pa, Itc. tlr-cand., power steering and brakes, radio, OUtlase ‘S’ 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, SOS V4, radio, lac. warranly.' heater, vinyl roof, whitewalls and $ 1 0 4 5 $ jM .u s for fme Infonatfgn, to CHOOSE FROM! many, many more extras. Low mile­ radio, heater, vinyl roof, M 1966 PONTIAC TEMPEST COUPE 1969 COUNTRY SQUIRE $2695 IMid'l^nfol Mfon esbmatit. bucket seats, wMtewaile. wa age. Orig. mfg. Ust 94216.28 • A R A C 6 cyl., automatic, 10 Paee. Wagon. Power eteering and brakes. Dkk Beeritto to power eteering. 'A' Many, Many Mora To Choos* From ^ F06ARTY BROS, 9 1 0 9 S Hixtra clean. ^ A V 7 9 SALES

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\. BUGGS BUNNY OUH BOARDING HOIJSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Bditor Sports HkUtee Naaoy Macomber Jerry KaUma f LOOk.BUSSJ T H A T '6 I'M SOINO TO THE' FAMILY RIVALRY -IS Aniwir lo rrtvloui.Kirf* Feature BMItor Senior Blditor 1 W APB NICE, AIRPORT TOTRV ALWAYS AMUSINS, BUT Betsy Hunter SHOULPN'T w e AIM Linda Jacobs SO M E WIN&S kIP ! 'EM OUTl OLIR C5AM6 Pl:^^4 IS PgPFEc; Boyhood Heroes 6 0 . 1 CAN TrtdSB 0OABPEPS h igh er? o r is tou r he igh chool orld WOUUP SU5PCC' THEIR OWM BtROTHER AFFLUENT T H S W MOTHER, BUT THAT FANCY ENOUGH TO ...ER, AH ... LETTfePHEAP CONVINCED 'EM.' TANS CAPE OF ACROSS 57 Clumsy boat VOL. XXXII, No. 28 58 American FRIDAY, MAY 8 \ Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Fkcolty Adeiisr W>1' My DUMB BBOTHEP IS OUR NEEPS ? 1 "Buffalo Bill BATIN' OUTA MY HANt».' HE'LL II humorist BE PEAPY FOP SKINNiN' 50 Sea eagle IN ANOTHER WEEN/ 5 “----- the Bootblack" DOWN Foreign Students (Alger) 1 Site of 8 “— ^ Biblical rarjici Buntlinc" miracle (dime novels) l=(ICIM 2 All (comb, 30 Blue mineral Visit for Weekend n 'Vampire form) ISSUtc 7t/- .0 im br W»fM) lr« IM. 12 Female sheep 3 Ate sparingly formally 40 Drool On last Tbursday and Friday, three are •eniore. f-r siz>Fm~ 13 Bullfight 21 Fatly 42 Gaseous 4 Pungent weed element April SO-M&y 1, MHS wa# tlie ^he studenU who attended chwr 5 Hardy heroine 22 Birds BY V. T. HAMLIN 14 Near the 23 Ireland A 44 Continent scene of the MancheMeir A.F.S. Overnight and their hoeU ALLEY OOP 6 Be indebted Overnight. 'The object * 8 are as follows: Flrmlno de 81- center 7 Beef and pork 24 Tamarisk 45 Box 46 Armored stay was to enable foreign stu- queira (Brasil), Jeffrey Rus- VESSIR.THAI BIO ...NOW THE gUESTIQN ...WELL NOW, BETWEEN THE 15 Jack London's for instance salt tree BMIOON WILL BE >6, WHICH v m TRACKS THAT MINI-VEHICLE ■The----- 25 Verbal. Army vehicle dente to experience another oorell ZUmbusch (Oer- 8 Midday 47 Plexus VISIBLE FOR OOCA.t< HEAD? X WATT A L£FT,^ANP THE BOTH CENTUf?V| 9 Cloth 27 Wrongful phase of American life and to many), Maureen Donovan; MILES.' MINUTE... UTTCR LYINS ABOUND.. 17 Masters, as of illegal act Ripped allow local fanUUes to learn yokota (Japan), Kathi WHATm htjd from diere to either French Q u b AND DON'T FORCE ME TO TUBE, DAVY.' PUT THE MASTERPIECES/ YOU'VE JAIL LONG NO MATTER HE CAN'T W HIM | 43 Sun 1 Scene: The woods In the mid- Uke my opUmitutic nature—easy the host'k-^lasses or to speak to 1 GET r o u g h ' INTO THIS WAl\T E R P R 0^ RUINED ENOUGH TO WHATISAV'.! GET'IT 44 Pioneer fur 41 die of nowhere. FUlng, a wise guy and some- various classes. Several teach- CONTAINNE MV PLAN / , THINK UP SOME man Nancy: (In her southern ac- times' onltloai. I wonder if It’s ers, especially \ In the scolal IT Hr Enjoys Trip NEW STUPID 47 Akin cent) Ha! too bad that people really don’t studies and lahguage depart- SCHEME/ 51 Sparkling Si 52I S3 Iimocent Bystander: What’s know what I’m really like or mente, requested sluiient speak- dress bit so funny? what I think about. era. During D period the en- T o Canada 53 Billiard ball 5 T 58“ Si material Nancy: No, lah ' mean hello, "It's'true I always try to look Ore group met In room '294, the Si St hello, ha. mi the Ighter sddea of alttiaiblcina National Honor Society dtudy Midnight Sunday, April 19 a 54 John (Gaelic) ST" busload o< French d u b mem- 55 Grain Innocent Bystander; Oh that's _ and I realize that It isn’t al- hall, for an informal get-to . _ . „ 56 Curt Hawaiian, Isn't lit? Well hello- ways easy. But. until I have Rether. Any student who had their ady-teor, DuteSe, (Htwtpaptr [nltrpritt Ann.) ha to you too. thoroughly ilhought the problem 8 study hall that period was ” end guests*" departed from the The new editors of the High School World are busily studying newspaper procedure. From left to right Nancy: Would you happen to at hand out, it seems complete-’ Dree tp attend. H i^ School en route to Qanada. A detetrnlned few saw a beau- are Karen Winter, editor-in-chief. Jack Holik, sports editor and Cindi Cohen, senior editor. Standing is Im w the address of Peabody ly useless to worry. A few students left right aft- Kathy Vaida, new feature editor. They are all juniors. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) T« t*f U S Pol 0«—Allr^bl* Uful sunrlae and finally the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER CoUege? , . "Why do people always have er school to attend the A.F.S. ^Innocent Bystander: Peabody to make such a big deal out of Weekend In Waterford. The re- Oollege. . ..Nope I don'tg^know things? malhing students, hosts, and o’clock that irto^nfeig. the guy. Did you say he lived “ i jugt g,ot enotheir demen't. anyone else who wanted to KighHghte durihg 4he stay In MHS muGic T H E A lU S ic WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE around here? (Quebec were a gulGa;! bus bdur New HSW Editors I can’t figure out 'why, exaioUy. come, met in the teachers'- depf. pnesertte Nancy: No, ah mean the col- It seems that no one should ever parking lot for a bUte hike. It Wricrioal city,-freedom lA f\ N ■ H i lege. George Peabody College, have to get Into any trouble took an hour to pedal the' five browse through Its ritep^, and w*f.-M ------(&) 1970 hjmd.i li>c« S-fl Ah’m going there after ah grad- here. There aren’t any preasurea mUea to Wickham Park. Once “ breath taking visit to thp Starting Training uate. Ah plan to major In art roaUy. they arrived, they flew kites, church and shrine o< SL Aiwe de I*/* IS’ education. The reason ah’s writ- .-Qh’ cute. I Just had another played buck-buck, leap-frog Beaupre. There were many op­ I® The 1969-70 editors of High and belongs to Bbtk Club and I ing to them Is because ah want atudont-orlented petition shoved and softball, and bulK pyramids, portimitileB to speak French and cm el School World have announced SM Club. ' ' I SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL to know If ah cln bring ma dog j^ o my Dace "Here\sdgii this not to mention jurt Bitting more confident ones chose their choices to succeed tiiem. Jetek, as befits a sports eA- Puplc and ma cat Nudnlc and and maybe this pit wtlTtum out around talking. to see the moode "Z " fh French, mft flA S ^ t o c o U e g e ^ me. educated morans.” he said 'After the picnic supper, most available In Named to the post9 were ** U*® baseball team, Karen Winter, editor-in-chief; basketball team and football I i m ^ t Bystander: ^ y you to me. Well, maybe I don't want of the hosts drove their stu- BngUrii. Kathy Vaida, feature editor; t«am, ^ weU as serving on H a w a ii^ sure got funny sign It. Maybe I don’t want dents home. Although the The giwgi Mayad at a dcnnl- Cyndl Cohen, senior editor, and Student Council and Boirs Lead- namei for ^ u r pets. , any course changes. Too bad Overnight offlclaUy ended Fri- tory type bulMng which was old era. Cyndl is In National Honor Nancy: ^ know P eab^y Is t^at Wd doesn’t see that the day night, several students but often lively with parties and Jack Holik, sports editor. H i As the editor. It is Karen’s re- Society and her voice Is fam- In Nashville, Tem. but ah don t changes he’s crying for aren’t stayed imtil Saturday. emtertaltament in the lounga. illar to cUl as a member-of An- Imow road It’s on. See j want — or what lots of Everyone who attended seem- On Bie return itrip, there was sponsdbility to .oversee the pro­ duction of the newq>aper and ttouncers Club. here s the ^ e lo p e . g^her kids want for that imatter. ed pleased with the activities, a three hour stop In Montreal Em Wlnz TO l^ o c m t Bystaiider: T ^ t ’s doesn’t seem to realize that Four pe<«>le who helped make to enjoy the endless under- more specifically to be re- sxxxislble for the weekly layout. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ^ t ln g ? It looks Uke scribbling ajg majoitty of the kids here the Overnight the great sue- R««Md mails. That was on “ .J” ®' ...... -"i«a t don’t care. Should I rip It cess that It was are Miss Tru- Thursday, and Manchester was Kathy’s Job as feature edi­ Spanish Qub f DID W H A T?)/ BUZ/,.. THE VERy\ UH...I H0,H0,PUI/ Nancy: Ah guess It is pretty „p7 die VanLente, A.F.S. club ad- feoebed 9 o’clock that nigUC. tor is to see that all school S ^ W IT H CNF IDEA, SUL WET? Better i p a r e p wu ^ wonder 'what it will be like visor and the A.F.S. student Forerver to remember e n Oe- events are covered end to as­ / / ( WHO? ) / KARATE CHOP... SAWVER.7 BE SOlMG, J TO. COME OU sometimes ah get Boston next year? Probably committee, consisting of Miss oil, the b n driver, conununtoa- sign feature stories and pictures Plans T rip Y SPLIT A SOUP- , ^ CHRISTY. / IN THE DEN cam ed Awa^ much ot8nuaixx>l®ntial Yorkxotk Lny,City, methe ousbus wuiwill ampStop min "y*’ 60. He’s got such a way w ’lth Too bad that liiore peo{He , ^ ‘ ^ servance of Law Day found ^ all young people to'’ give editors heed la Involvement with Spanish Harlem, tn ttie vldnSy I KNEW A DAN FLOWERS/] YES, HE DID/ Nancy: Good ba. It sure has ■ny age or adults. Neat, don’t realize that surij a dlf- op®"®® their homes and alter- „ . „ i , _ ntAnd serious thought to the drug many activities here in school of U0th StrMt and Park A'vo- Jack Holik on the witness stand ., . , ______. n. i_ ....______WELL, VDU CAN DID YOUR HUSBAND GO BUT DAN LEFT STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPF been nice talking to you. ^ "I’ve got to rtop th'Rk'ng ferenca Is no longer socially «d their activiUes to show us a problem today. which provide sources of news. nue. The main ptace of itiberatit REST EASY ABOUT TD PORT CHESTER M E --A FEW THANK VDU FOR DRIVING guess ah U go to one three runs on two singles, two Ing. According In the clUb’s con- hilflUlng experience* of their a city. r- he was merely avoiding pot- ing of Bristol Central at the errors, a sacrifice and two Double As latter’s field. fielders' cholcea The tying tal- sUltutton, two jtmlora end four No matter which way Our inability to convey our holes and knew nothing of the Record 2-2 sophomore* ware accepted. expressed their feeUngs, emotions In any other way Is presence of marijuana In his Jim Belesano, ’71, just ate the 'Ue® took the sting out of tbs WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Teachers They win join the present mem- ®®ch one came out with a new primarily due to the response of car. Hot and cold would be ap- He hurled a bril- Indians as W ethersfl^ oop- Hot ana cow wouia to ^ ^ ahutout, with 14 tured the win In the seemid ex- ^ Week beia, Jane Hubboril, Cyndl reaUzation—not In the sense of, disbeUef and Of that far too Judge Cramer made several proprlate adjectives ______.... 'iVUR CHILD IS yCOR IBACHER ALSO aAVS, T W ^ Recrta ciohen, Lee GaUtMer and Joe they’re not so bad,” but common attitude of, “ Oh, Isn't Interjections during the trial ex- m h s Track Team this season, atrikeoute. He also helped his tra f r ^ e , the deciding run be- EXCEPnONAULV " FLiRlHERMXE, VOOR Mlanchester Cohen. aU '71. mcf® aJ®nS <*>8 W"®® “ what that nice.” No It wasn’t nice— plaining judicial procedures The chairmen started off like own cause b> driUing four dioto tag driven a t a r i n g two BRIGHT, AND A * DAUGHTEROAOSHTER T visited and 'nie new members aire: Mike nice, warm, and Interesting it was fantastic, and we only such as exhibits, objecUm® and a ball of fire, trouncing Bristol singles and ^ ® B O R N L E A C & 2 .." ' THIS NOTE fS N T FDC AAB/ 1* ^ TTHtiriiratcir Bchoola KelWy and Keith Oates, ’71; and people I found, once I looked wish that every prejudiced per- other terms. He stressed re- Dastem 79-61, and H«U 78-62 be- ® ^ eascore, of 7 5 - ^ and 74%-66%, douUft- and r^nectivelv viuv, j\i x^\x»nv, ia, wumou lus Jock HolAk ‘71 oogM not be on probation. Sever­ ------^------respectively. ^ s triple. ^ ^ e tribe was paced In their al OMStliifs were held, when firw meet hv IntjurUati. Balesano blasted students were given fbrms first meet by Angelo IntagUate, '71. who gaJnered firsts In the f ®®"i^ «®“‘ 15 Seniors BY AL VERMEER to i«a d and Oil o|it regarding PRISCILLA’S POP ttMti: choice of sobool, grade, long jump, high Jump and Jave- Ita.1 . They^ achieved ^ airtheir z soeond ^ J to . loft field. A ‘ hit batAm&n. a W O U L D MY subject tance ’ only a limited ed respecti'vely. But Jim Jack- YOU'CE A MAN I h a v e d e e p >PEAK UR REVEREND.' win in the rpln at Hall through Spend Day PESPECT POP YOUR^ WHAT'S ON TOUR c o n g r e q a t i o n number o f posHtons were open. son ’7l, the left fielder, laoed a o f : so o b SENSE, O B J E C T T O a sttong combined effort by .T"* “ Ml?. N U T O yE L U s. JUDQMENT'' M I N D ^ Shfure teadhen paiticlpatiiig .SIDEBJJRN S?V-C% ^ lucludliv: P®CSy Baldwin, Jack Prior, ’71. who won tee 1(» ^ end 220 yard dashes, Qreg No- side, scoring the two runs. At ECHS Ldi*w Rltdita, Dtame Oray, Later, Manchester again Sumn Brtndel, Ernest StaMord, ita and Steve Oates, bote '71, On Wednesday, April 29, op- . : '5 CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER who have yet to be defeated in burst through to the scoring * IMborab Knosriton, Christine «>himn- ^ the top hah of the ? • IKtiiw. Mhrorila Ktaoolt (all tee o n e -t^ « " » . “n't flftb.fifth, Raleaanoi^ esan o ribLtairipped a single East CateoUo High WEUiOUR LONDON OFFICE HMNO frankly, THI? RECRUITING OF TOP n ATEK.„I1«RPEN'G J®- ** ^ T»yii4Ata Osanls (all *71) at nung ever, when noe half-niUer Tom past years, except teat some of Jutaor Hgh; Suun Dowds at Chaplin, '70. pole vaulter Oary ? tee studenU were not memhere J Bently; Gtall OMrstaskl, Btiia- RobLtsr 'To! Md Prior all werl ^ ^ '**®® of tee Student Council. hstb Jubenvins, Jane Mather forced out of action due to leg , . u„ui, The seniore. met sd MHS in 3^‘ 5-8 B-P m S>» U.I. M. OH. and J<> reaoUone were expert- 'lUS'T THINK, LANCE. X WE'LL GLOW POWN, V drtUo e n ) and Lyn Rhoden ('70) just Short against tee challenge t o t e ^ ^ s i^ ««*<« »>y tee group, although 60M »P A V W U AND , 7 WE'LL » E CRANKY’, ) ,..EVEEVBOC?Y HAG- of Maloney and Oonard. Bright moet wara favomWi. impross- BE OVER 9 0 GCMETIME. at Venplank. I WILL GROW OLP ' AtiR OUR. O P N B » '' nsrirtes gtvtag students a jpoU in the meet were Bob ^ tag to aU were tee moduir^F:. ANP FEBELE. WILL C R E A K , I Kerin. ’72, who won tee discus, ®P®»» WHAT A chUMa to tMKdi and learn tttw DEPREGGINS malhods, etudent taaiobcn be- and Bob Gay, '71, who was firat and the cleanliness of the whoU AT in t o triple J ^ p . -chool. It s«.med, " a . though THOUGHT. LITTLE SPORTS ooHM involvad wMh taaohais on BY BOUSON a pcnonal basla. ('Fantastto’’, Team point leaders so far are ^ tee Mds there really care," to B/B “R was graaf'. . .‘'the Mdi Inta^lata with wnren flroU, «* one exchange student. ware adomtla''. . .“really a Prior, wtte five and Oates and ecortag come to a close. The uniform dress was not as worthahUa axpaitenoe’ ’ . . . Nolln, with foiu* each. ^ ^ f fam e jHior to the Oen- . -^celved « « miebi teve w e n tha coarmente of etudento Hie team has eix meet# r> WlUngb the Injuna were ----- * - A m lagardtng thetr axparienot. maining, with a very important nudged ta 11 InntagR 6 - ^ by hupitssiiil^^st 1 Teacher Recruitment Week meet conithg up against league- comparatively weak league- . .. obviously was wooeariiS la leading a^d unbeaten ^ t t . ^ i 2 a r «>»» a fiu iv «< studmt opinion, wMh ftnrtlMr T t o RMOt WlU most likely de- to tne sasi or me mngn inmng, , ^ termtae tee Indian’s riiance for the Intaons were breezing alang plans fbr teaching sduoation be­ a C O L tlUe. w*l*» a *-t >««>• But. dUosUr ®P®ndtag te* d#y her*. ing made by partioipanto. Captured above are the emotional goodbyes of the MHS students and black hosts with whom they spent LSJ te Mike lUstretta '72 and hard lupk struok lionobts- Hathy Vltada, '71 an exciting weekend in Washington. (Somanhis photo by Dean Carlson) ‘ \ ‘i ' '■' ......

A' \\\\. \ V \ . , ' ' ' ■ - . ^ - '-v ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC I, C O I )AY, MAY 8, 1970 ' . ' PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TW ENTY-mo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ittANCMWaTKK, CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1970 —,------— ------^-----‘ - I White Turns Slugger Parker’s Hit \ Amertoan League American Leacne BatUng (80 at bats)—F. Rob­ East Dtvlaloa inson, Baltimore .370; Spencer, W. L. Pok OJI. Oallfomla .367. — ins Baltimore 17 8 .680 Runs—Tovar, Minnesota 23; 3 i Down As Yankees Beat A’s BOSTON (AP) — Even le.” I trying to clear Uie puck NEW^YDRK (AP)—The New York- Knicks have the Detroit 14 10 .888 Wed with 21. HALT w a t e r FIHinNO sual tor any team other than the Yankees s^ d White Is the per- Notea from the Little Black Book one of Glenn Hall’s super . B ^ n k ea«y wlnnen, of y i e n it went in for the St Good catches of mackerel arc homexfiourt— and Willis Reed liack in sneakers— tonight Boeton IS 11 .642 8H OAKLAND (AP) — Runs batted In—Walton .Mil­ REDS - CUBS — Yankees. feet player to have on a team. Eagerly awaited is the l)ig moment when the new goaltending jobs couldn’t two tam es at at. Lou s„;toa , which was credued be'tig made In the Norwalk Is- imthe .sudden-death seventh game of the National Baa- New York IS 18 .686 8M1 “Two pitches turned the waukee 28; Alyea, Mlimesota NEW YORK (AP) — The scorching Reds Increased Wash’n. IS 18 .600 4H He hit his first homer batting "He can fit in anywhere in the “ I’ve thought about it for ethall Association title playoffs with I^os Angeles. game .around, Oakland 24; F. Howard, Washington 24. their winning streak to eight I^ong-NUffcring Knink ■ fans develend 9 14 .891 7 left handed in the second from batting oider. He has power but nearly two years and it’s Athletics Manager John Hits—4 tied with 38. games and sent the Cube to Park’s softball diamond. Inclemer)t weather last week Thursday night, and now eorVin the o^.^___in g_ ____ afford that ... lapse, and could.^ who have waited patiently tor West pivleloa the right side of the plate. also the abiUty to get runners Doubles—Petrocelli, Boston #; just about my biggest cla.sH are present In the Sound ting him through ttw moat so­ _ McNamara lamented after Form er Yankee Mickey Man- home from third base. ’There their sixth straight defeat and held up workmen but the lights are expected to be ready the ^ Louis Blues are period, it wos^tbe firat/time even joke about It afterwards, their first championship will no lOnneeote 16 8 .667 — h-pm the Race to Watch Hill. phisticated healing proceMez. White, New York 9; F. Alou, thrill in baseball,” Wes first at home after 10 triumphe. next week. 'The playing field should rank with the down-'to the last gasp in they had trailed the '^fues af "Dallas said he couldn’t un- doubt pump some adrenalin Into CkUtorfaa 18 9 .640 It his 'team lost 7-3 to-the tie holds the major league are ioU of ptwer hitters who ■ - >...... - . . . . . cii ' 1 ' - Striped boss to 25 pounds are They’ve run him through a Oakand 9. Parker said after the Los' Bernle Carbo hit a two-run ■ any stage in the se rie s dersUnd all the talk about how provldlnB gCleveland 64; Lolich, Detroit 86. ball In the air," Parker said of Giants as rookie Carl Morton judgement that he had. a ” 80-80” never had hit two homers in a 9ne I hit right-hdnded since 1968 McDaniel saved the victory lege jmd high school baseball, terest In two leagues os his son, record-breaking 13th playqrt tell the story. The Bruins com- "I never predict anything,” Bartlett Reef. fioints and 27 rebounds as the Kansas City (Johns<»i 0-0) at ------his winning blow. “Just a sacri- staggered to We third win in a cliance of starting. major league game before and and that was against Oakland tor Fritz Peterson who now has 4 ... ‘® ® goal. “ My arms were sore ftom pletely dominated play, while he said. "W e’ll try to tl^ tcn up (Joocl-slzed floimder are be- Lakers tied the series at 3-3. Detroit (Kilkenny 2-0), N National Lear{^ flee fly. But when I saw the ball row. Willie Mays Mt No. 604 tor The Knicks need lilm to stop the feat of hitting one from each too.’’ a 3-2 record. Fingers, 1-1, was hltters The caliber of baseball ,& Fire entry in the Manchester ghootlr.g. The score could ofislly Gerry Cheevera was hardly test- a bit. I don’t know If we can. takeh a’l along the coast, It’s true New York won the Minnesota (Kaat 4-1) at Batting (80 at bats)—Carty, go. over Agee’s he€id, there the losers. Chamberlain,—as be had in the side of the plate would be unu- Manager Ralph Hotlk of the the loser. WES PARKER A two-run single by ex-Qlant for both groups appcori to have American Little League... have been 10-1.” / ed at all as both, team and goal- But we'll be out there trying spots are'Stonington and fifth game Mc^nday night at first four games. But 'what If he Cleveland (Moore 3-1), N Atlanta .427; Perez, Cincinnati wasn’t anybody going to stop the Thames River. Jack Hiatt highlighted a six-run taken a sha^ decline' In the Venders at Madison Square ^hat just about suma'up the tender recorded their record- like we were tonight.’ Madison Square Garden after can’t? Chicago (JanesU 2-1 ) at Bal­ . .408. me untU I got to third. I’ve been INLAND ITHHINd Reed got hurt in the first quai;;; Runs^-Carty, Atlanta 28; thinking about a night like this An error by ^ d Harrelson bursrt In the fifth inning that i’ ' Garden get 13 per c^t of the gne-sided contest, in .4^ch th'e breaking ninth straight playoff Then looking up wistfully and timore (Palmer S-2) N At antto (toast Foot^ll league mo.^y th^ey bring In^ F rst year ^lues. 46-21, victories. counUng back through B<«ton’8 Generally good fishing for ter, but It was a super team ef-\ The lltUe guys can do' It,”, Krausse Outduels Culp Sedan Races Bonds, San Francisco 28. j0|. nearly two years. and Willie Davis’ bunt single shoved the Expos in front tor Saturday’s Games trout Is being enjoyed through­ fort smd quick change of style -^aid the Knicks’ Walt Frazier, Runs batted In—Perez, Cln- Parker^ hitting at a .309 clip put Dodgers on first and third good. It was the most runs “ d®®®"'‘ St. Louis Esposito picked up three as long years of drought, he add- Boston ’ at Oakland out the state. Some good w.aters that baffled Los Angeles. On i^andhg himself, Dick Barnett, Clnnatl 30; Dietz, San Francis- ^t 0|- Thursday’s bombardment, with one out before Parker scored by the Expos in their ■■ ro I much to look tow ard to in the slsts to Increase fas playoff ed: New York at California, N last weekend w ere: Quas.sapaug Wednesday night, the Lakers Blu'\ Bretdley, Cazzie Russell, CO 29.““ slashed a double, bounced out creamed loser Jim McAndrews’ two-year history. . o»Un.d..i o i-iwiir 1.1 . . . r. J 4 , lourun ano presumamy imai sycuiing lecoru lo zo points, "I i uiina think in In 29 years we may , , „ , „ , . ‘ = Dave \DeBusschere and Dave Washington at Milwaukee, N Red Sox in Stew SetSatimday had Ume to adjust. Hits—Carty, Atlanta 41; Per­ rames mav inS in! i ' game- here at Boston Garden while Bobby Orr had one assist come up with a team as good as 7'®""" Kansas CTlty at Detroit and homered over the left field pitch over Agee’s head. Parker - * * • So the arduous season—■with StallwoHh, all under 6-7. Minnesota at C3eveland ez, Cincinnati 40. wall off Mets Starter Ray Sa- then scored on a sacrifice fly. PADRES - PHILS — Connecticut Boxing Guild rates at the New York Garden which / -to add another point to his that one%ou can’t devel^ ev- “''^.^BHck But Jer^yWest of Los Angeles rwM 1 X Ti AtLmieRock Doubles—’Tolan, Cincinnati “I hope ,er .focal football player who Lake; Lake Pocotopaug; Pa- Culp, who suffered his fourth peted In the Indianapolis 600 on York 60; P. Nlekro, Atlanta 46 threatened to win It In the ninth, and the bullpen were at fault. touches off a four-run uprising Up for Grabs ^ Major Leagues to Meet Los Angeles 14 12 .838 7 beat testimony that although the grade with the New , pvymmpnfior aumHopa chaug Pond (largemouth bass); loss in six decisions. the same day as previous Lime ’The bases were loaded with Elsewhere In the NaUonal that carried Pittsburgh by San Fran. 13 16 .464 9 Rock Trans-Am races. But the outlawed, boxing Interest la far Giants in the National nennle hv uHnrvlt^ ffie Although the softball field at DUSTY LEAGUE Quaddick Reservoir; Morey The Brewers nicked Culp tor one out but reliever Ray Lamb, League, red-hot CincinnaU Houston, snapping the Pirates from dead Wallv Etortln Fwtball League, b^g named people by winning the And Acton Player Contract Houston 12 16 .429 10 Lime Rock date switched 2-0, induced Ken Boswell, who downed the Chicago Cubs 6-2, seven-game losing streak, Mt. Nebo Is located on the Opening up In the fourth in­ Pond (bullheads): Halls Pond a nm in the first inning as ’Tom­ who does a‘great jJb as d ir e c /^ «rst black head football K®®tu®hy Derby, but -the 1970 (buJlheads aijd white catfish) Bon-Dlego 11 17 .393 11 this year - and no longer con­ had knocked In two earlier runs Montreal trounced San Francis- ’The Bucs also scored tour In Championship In football field there Is no rea- ning for 10 runs, the ^ e m e n my Harper led off with a double tor of the Senior Citizens’ C e/ coach in pro ball. The shifty topped the Circuits to end the Glosgo, Ashland, Aspinook and NEW YORK (AP) —a>nunl.s- will be held at the BUtmore Ho­ Thursday’s Results flicts with the Memorial Day with singles, to bounce Into a co 15-8, San Diego trimmed the first Inning, three on a hom- raclng still Is up for so" why the scores should re­ to left and came around on two ter, reports he’ll promote a m lt halfback, wh<^ played at Arnold first week of play at Robertson Hopevllle Ponds. Good to ex- tel at 11 a.m.rElDT. Pittsbingti 9, Houston 8 classic at Indy. semble the fall sport. Last sloner Bowie Kuhn lias an­ infield outs. Then they hiked the pitcher-catcher-first double Philadelphia 8-2 and Pittsburgh er by Willie Stargell and afr touniameht ajid ■ a 10-pln College, wlll/lead the Long Is- Kuhn -will not attend the por­ Clnciimati 8, Oiicago 2 The only race so far in the ■itTie’ outcome of the $60 000 nl^bt at the South End location, Park. cellent fishing for white perch nounced that a joint meeting of count to 2-0 on rookie Danny play, setUng Parker up for his beat Houston 9-8. Atlanta and other on Bob Robertson’s swo bowling tourney during the Sen- land B u lls /i th'e Atlj^tlc Coast tion of toe meeting devoted to ^ Angeles 7, New York 4, 10 Dalton’s homer in the seventh, 1970 series was won in Dallas, Withers Mile at Aqueduct ’ on Gunver Stampers, In the Rec The winners’ Harold Topllff, anu while catfish Is reported big night. St. Loiiis weren’t scheduled. shot. lore Week In Manchest/ May Footba)! (Ztonference.'Webb, was ® - demolished the Town Paul Ginorek, Tom Tomkunas from the Ctornipcticut and major baseball leagues -will be the players’ contract because Innings Tex.p by ParnelU Jones in a Saturday, filling In the gap be- League, only the third hit off Culp. 17-23 .The fane-hole golt-iest will a runnlj0(| back and also played 45-11. - Elsewhere land Dick Loos each hsd four Thames Rivers. held In New York next Friday, hts office is Involved in the ne­ San Diego 8; I’bila^lphla 2 Mustang. Mark Donohue, who tween the Derby and the Preak- Employees, The Red Sox picked up their be at Red Rock an^ the pin defe hits with Jim Sales, Bob Top- Shad fishing has rapidly Im- gotiation. However, he will at­ Mxmtreal 18, San Francisco 8 drove a Oamaxo to idctory in when toe Manch^ter produce another sur- Alberti’s topped Ray’s 27-14. May 16, to act on toe player re­ lone run in the eighth as Dick ^Not Conservative, Not Radical, Very Candid^ play at the Parkade/Lanes. llff and Rich Girard collecting proved at the State-contffolled tend later to “discuss several the 1969 'Trans-Am series, has ruled the^ seml^ro contender for the crown. Wholesale downed Mota’s 38-10 lations committee’s report on In New England 18 years three apiece. Enfield Dam fishing area an matters of general Interests.” switched to the American Mo­ IT. IK ^ appears and North End Fire defeated toe proposed new contract with and Mike Andrews singled. Reg^ Tim Cunningham rapped out the (tonnedt.lcut Rlvrr. The )■"•- The new contract proposal Is Santorini 1-4) cd M on t r e a I tors Javelin team along with Here ’nII Ther^iiicic ®^®' • -Manchester’s- Little probable for the Withers, head- Multi Circuits, 20-14. There was the players. gle Smith grounded into a dou­ five hits. Bill Sukosky four and 2r is still high but is dropping. 'Fhe meeting was requested by now being voted upon by the (Renko 1-3 and WadewsM 0-1), Peter Revson, who drove a ELLINGTON RIDGE Hard to Und/rstand Depart-/ ^®®®® baseball program will jjy Buzkashl and Hagley, ■«dio no Si'J: City action, ble play, but Carl Yastrzemski Elm Poulnski, and Bob Luc<^ ------players. LEW KRAUSSE Mercury Cougar to the Lime Webb First Black Head Coach ment: How togf Board of D ire/ swing into action Sunday with jjj^ye turned In sharp workouts RBX) LEAGUE presidents of toe two leagues. It Following are the starting three eadh. Navy and Boston College have * ' £ 3 ' X i c i s c o (Puente 04)) at tors can transfer $2,500 from three double-headers. one in fj,e past week. Gunver’s jumped off to a scoring hit. had the only oUier Boston hit. Rock winner’s circle In 1967. times for the new member 601 1000 4—20-32- 9 scheduled football meetings New York ((Sentry 3-0), N recreatlcm afccount to the ^w n sacn ,ine American, National other likely starters In the quick 9-3 lead at the end of one Fire S A T U R D A Y mt: SilBIOpan ■« BiSOl Krausse, who has a 3-6 ’The Red Sox, wliose bats have ’The_1969 Trans-Am victor was Day Golf ’Tournament Sat- Multis 420 602 1-14-24-14 through 1972. ' the Ellington Ridge With Long Island ACFL Entry Treasurer/ Account wheij'There ®-nd International Leagues. Play headline attraction of toe weekoi jjmjng and then just continued p XJX‘'Tf , ^ ^ " 2 - 0 ? n ''^ >-«“«'’ed by John been silenced since leaving Bos- ^ ^ “ rday at are so n/ny Items In r^eation will be at Waddell, Verplanck gnd national program IncIucM their assault until the last out til nt who protected the lead ton early this week, moved on to . , Club. had turned out. Cincinnati (Merritt 6-1) At Dodge challenger In this year’s 8:30—Kearney, Homlnx, Brooks, HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. that n /d replacement or im- and Buckley B’ields, first game Delaware Chief, Tatol, Supreme ^as made, some 36 runs later, ODIFI Uie rest of the way. Oakland for a three-game week- Webb has been the Bulls’ de­ Chicago (Holtzman 3-3) ^PcintUlo (AP) — “ I’m marketable,” proving . . .Just Wondering: at each site startlng’at 1. . .Talk Quality, Royal (toak, Sallstone, the seventh Inning the Sparky Lyle took over In the end series with the Athletics, ua fensive coach tor two years Pittsburgh (Blass 2-3) at j ^.*A *^ 8:38-tennis courte at Memorial (Pitch Softball League game A good showing by any ot wilson clouted two home runs, earned because of an error by Into a starting role because of you are here. If I was has been unable to win consist­ lanta (Jarvis 3-2), N "^aparral” ^ing fame ^ /eld are renfared and new which found Gunver’s Stampers these colts may swell the field Mickey Romanchuck had a I Fins 6-OYL. COMPACT EVDNTS Andrews, as the Brewers made Jim Lonborg’s shoulder all- white you wouldn’t be ently. Webb hopes it can, and • NOTB NKW FBIGBS • Saturday’s Gomes drive one of the Chevrolet Ca- 9 :io—Zalman, PaiezeJ, Eno. /courts Instated at Robertson trouncing the Town Employes, tor toe Preakness at Pimlico a perfect night going 7-7 and get- At Football Dinner it two straight Victories in tak- ment, was named to open the openly admits he has taken the San Diego at Montreal, N maros. A total of 28 over-two- here.” Park and (Charter Oak Park? 45-11. There were 66 runs, 64 week from Saturday. „uie RBI’s. Collecting five />WinS8«)t«i»yssnSI5(>HMiaP-J8*tR ing their second series from Oakland series tonight. Romo, Peters, I>icknian, Job as a stepping-stone. Coaches were lauded by all eight recipients of awards San Francisco at New York litre cars are entered. DaUe "But I don’t care. It makes no Boston. Who has a 2-0 record, is due to ” I think this could be a good The seasop' will be over In six Hits recorded and 16 errors. ®P‘®®® '^®'’® last night’s fourth annual (Jinnerdinner of the Northern Los Ang.Ies at Philadelphia There are 19 cars In the 9:26—O’Brien, Seraphln, Channin, difference to me. If I let It be­ months! In- ot tbe Wltoers, t^ wecKeno pro- Dave Gunas and Dick Coleman. FAiindo. STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Andrews, Luis Alvarado and be opposed by Uie A’s Chuck Chupas springboard to the blgglee,” , - -How about eram Includes the $80 000 Dixie ------“ ”A------1' Connecticut Chapter(jnapter ofoi thetne NationalJNationai Footballr ootoaii Founda-rounaa- Cincinnati at Chicago under 2-Utre class race at 1 9:34—Starters Time come a big thing, it’ll only deter lege leball game In Pro-vi- fang!. . . In the Ijidy League, gram inciuaes me ♦ou.uw t^e round tripper depart- .. j -lj 11 r +1__ TIE FAITEST Va miE m TIE EAST (Jerry Moses lutd two hits each Dobson, winner of one of five Wertib said. “ I think I have the Pittsburgh at Houoton p.m., wWdi will be a cont«rt 9:42—Oarlson, Tarta^ia. Karllner. me from projecting with the dence/jast3t Tuesday In which Wholesale Tire had easv easy nlok-pick- Handicap atai Pimlico,rrmiiuo, toe $40,000 ment, Dave GiinasGunaa, Roman- >5”^ their help. One recipient, ONRI MO • SUFFORD SPRINGS CONN -FRFFPIRFUNC for the Tied Sox. Yastnsemski decisions. talent and the experience, but Steve Ciccalone of East Catho­ St. Louis at Atlanta, N between Alfa Romeos, BMWs, ^9"lo^-(Je Weber. Levy me Atlantic (toast Football larger press corps than would way on once-shattered legs, limping badly on an injur- for toe wtaneirs. The winners were paced by ^ ______^ ...... ^ ______Orbit Air mowers where he spent several weeks Frank Robinson clouted a provement. Webb would like to be therb. varsity career. He booted eight Gary Henrlkkm, Kingswood 13-14 *md It was memorable normally greet the announce- undergoing medication and two-out, three-nm homer off re- "But when you lose one like Fereochio, T I. meanwhile he’s with ,we ed left knee, the familiar white cap a signpost out of the Scoring seven runs tp toe Miwnle McGann, Tom ^ughlln a^d gofa^ the longest 4/y a ^ . Sohwl;*Lajgc School Awards, Cut, mulch and clean tests. liever Drabowsky’s first serve this, there’s nothing to do but I Sports Slate Pastgrand slam In the second in­ long. Fine cuttings . (Schoendlenst) and the ball club this season. _____ . . . football team you . have been ed by Jack Repass, UHarttor^ Coventry at East Hampton For Votes in All-Star Poll Job — your ^ is going out and master who won lOt major for the $23,000 first prize, bo- ning. are;dlscharged now whenever they think I’m . . . TWINS - ’TIGERS — equally as effective as an end publicist. Cromwell at Bolton playing with a burning desire to championshlps. Including four* ggygd the last two holes tor a Qose Net Match Alberti’s 4 0 2 7 1 7 6-27-30-7 downward .to NEW YORK (AP) — A1 ton; Tony Horton, Cleveland; Reggie Smith, Boston, Ken Har- win. or defensive tackle and as a The entire.East Catholic High ready to play again. ORIOLES - ROYALS — Jim Perry pitched a one-hitter Rham at Rocky Hill U.S. open titles. 72. Arncld Palmer, Jack Nick- consecutive ten- Ray’s 4 4 0 6 0 0 1-14-11-7 build humus. SPORTS “ Robinson’s homer was dls- through six unUl Detroit raUled Golf Kaline, veteran outfielder Boog Powell, Baltimore, Rich relson, aeveteuid; Bobby Mur- ^'That’g all that matters.” He respoqded with a par 71, a |aus and Billy Casper are, not Manchester High’s placeklcker who set a state' re- coaching staff was present INDY LEAGUE cord of five field goals In one along with all senior players. turbing, but I should’ve retired tor four runs in the seventh in- East OaUioUc at Penney for the Detr<)it Tigers, is Reese, Minnesota; George cer. New York; Miqke]^ S ia fa e y ,/ And abided Webb; highly respectable.-X.,. score on *«,„ the competing. < team was flnaljy upended y ^ Scoring In all but the seventh season__ You have been co- The group was toe guest of one of the other batters and not ulng, but Minnesota hung on to^ Tennis counting on votes from Scott, Boston. Detroit: Willie Horton, Detrfatl^ "i’ll by sa>4ng it as coach __ treacherous Champions Golf "No, I’m not satisfied,” the terday afternoon by Inning, Wholesale ’Hre capltaa- captain of football and wres- Moriarty Brothers. THOMPSON let that big guy get up there,” top the ’Tigers. < Sillfilld at South Windsor Second base—Mike Andrews, Jim Nortlirup, Detroit, (^e^r not A black coach.” Club course, and trailed leader B6-year-old Hogan said. ” I’m baseball fans to make the High dn West Hartford. The on Mota’s 17 errors to win tling, have l^en elected presl- The dinner was dedicated to Drabowsky, who issued The -Tiger rally sent Perry to Track Boston; Rod Cfarew, Minnesota; Tovar, Minnesota; Frafat^How- • ' ' Deane Beman by just three never satisfied. But I can’t American League All-Star Ctoleftains topped the Indians, ithelr season opener. dent of your class and you hold the late Bob Harron. Bill Moore SPEEDWAYS walks to pinch hitters Terrv the showers, but he picked up Windham -at Manchester Dick Green, Oakland, Tommy ard, Washington; T<^y, Oliva, ^ strokes going Into todayls sec­ change the score now. OFF RT. 193 THOMPSON, CT. team this year at Cincin­ 3-2, In a very close tennis The winners were led at the membership in such diverse or- of Central, Ckmnectlcut was Crowley and Merv Rettemund his fifth idclory In six decisions, East Catholic at Windsor Harper, MUweiukee; Dave John- Minnesota; Ted /4Jhlaender, ond roimd o f the $116,000 Hous­ “ I hope to do a little better. nati July 14 for the 14th match. plate by Roger* Penney going ganlzatlons as toe German toastmaster. Jolm Toner was NASCAR before Robdnspn’s shot. Harmon KUlebrew, hitUng a Locks eon, Baltimore; Dtfbk McAulUfe, Cleveland; Reg 'le Jackson^ ” ‘ ton Champions International In­ "It might have been better If I But if you're tireci of push­ Sports 'Dial Singles — Kahn (M) def. 7-7. Teammates Bill Bagley and cjyi, usher aub, Chess C3ub the main speaker. in other American League homer for the fourth straight time. Detroit. Oakland; Lou J^eUa, KeuwaS vitational Golf Tournament. didn’t do a couple of stupid ing your weight around, East Hampton at Rham Burnham (C) 6-4), 4-6, 6-3; Huat Ray Brorm were 6-7 and Frank ’ games, Milwaukee bounced Bos- ^Ame, clouted a three-run Job Kaline, hamperedi by Injuries Shortstop—Luis Apariedo, Chi- City; Roy witlte. New York; things. I hit a couple of chil­ take a look at our self- Ellington at Suffteld TONIGHT It was the first competitive (M) def. Cobpersteln (C) B-3, Sisk and Ray Champ were 4-7. TWtN ton 8-1 behind Denny Walton's Tony OUva added a two-run the last two seasons, was omit- cagb; Mark' Belanger, Ralti-,Carlos May, Chicago; iN’ank dren’s shots/’ propelled models with' or South Windsor at Tolland 7:30 — Knlcka vs. Loken, appearance In almost Uiree. 6-4; <3iUds (M) lost to Frardo- Ron Zoppa 3-6 and Jim Baker- ted from the Hst of 48 AL play- more; Bert Oampaneris, Oak- Robinson, Bfatimore; (Jarl Yas- B m Tihi 2& I I I I 4 hitting; Minnesota shut off a blast for the Twins, SATURDAY, MAY 9 Channel 8, WINF years for the man who swept That was on the sixth. He was , had three hits in seven appear- without electric start­ late rally by Detroit to beat the • * • ers nominated Thursday by land; Leo Cardenas, M lnnes^; trzemski, Boston, LAP I I ..... BaoeboU 10:00 — Mets vs. Giants, three major champtonehlpsr-the one J® ^®'“' nnublea — KfainKahn - Hust (M) ances. ers.* Both mowers managers and players. Jim Fregosi, California; ‘ Rico .MODIFIFrD SUNDAY TigerB 9-6; Roy White’s two ANGELS - SENATORS — East Catholic at Xavier SPECIAL a feature handle Channfa 8 homers powered New York over The Angels backed Tom Mur- The fans’ vote bn the candl- Petrocelli,- Boston, FEATURES AFTERNOON (Night) 10:28 — Bed Sox vs. A's, Vhn^ IT 'ir ^^ds“^ controls for Oakland 7-3 and California Phy’» tour-hit pitching, with 13 dates will determine the actual ■nurd base—Sat Bando, Oak- PLUS THE NEW ALL AMERICAN Bolton at Bacon Golfers Post hits In the victory over the Sen­ wno n e l r - ^ o ^ l ^ ^ Z g ' r l T e ‘ put “second^ In'^ toe Ed’dlns’ - Morgenatein 6-4. 2-6, Wh^sale 860 U26 0-^-38- 4 greeter con­ crushed Washington 8-0. Manchester C.C. at Norwalk selections. There is an empty jand; Harmon KUlebrew, 640 000 1-10- 9-17 SPORTSMAN STOCK CARS ators. 10:80 — Yonks vs. Angeles, venience. C.C. (2). ^ e for write-in choices, on jShmesota; Ken McMullen, CaU- WINF puted to have nerves to match woods from a poor He, Ifat hit a 1-6. First baseman Jim Spencer the b ^ and Kaline Is counting jor^a; BUI Melton, (3Wcago; Twin Victory his steel-gray eyes. But he tree coming out but It bounced Milex Electronic paced the California attack with SATURDAY on sufficient write-ins of hla Brooks Robinson, Baltimore; made som e putts when he had Into the fairway "Just aixiut 'Eltclric ilsasr oplFonil a triple, three singles and 'two name to make the team. Aurelio Rodriguez, Washington. Playing superb golf yester­ 2:00 — Mets vs. Giants, to—it was putting woes that where my tee shot shofad have The New t970 GAT Mini-Bikes MULTI-PITCH RBI. Pro-Amateur day, the Manchester High team Channels 22, 80, 8 forced him into a semi-retire- been In the first place.” Tune-Up HANDLE HEIGHT ”It could happen,” said Ka- Catcher—Joe Azeue, Callfor- CONTROLS ADJUSTMENT BLADE of Fred Marshall, Jack Nash, 4:28 — Bed Sox vs. A’s, ment' several years ago—and He pitched over the W®®®> kCVfyn' Listed Monday Une, who is hitUng .380 so far faa; BUI Freehan, Detroit; EU- w nc AVAILABLE FOR LEASE UNHUD TUfil Are Here! thls season. “Any way you rod Hendricks, Baltimore; John Odell, and Dan Homes de- really had trouble ofay on the chipped back and sank a three- INCLUDES: Last Ni|^^s Fights S:00 — Wide World o f sixth hole, which he double bo- footer tor the double bogey, Priced toom Manchester Ooimtv'fnub vrtii It *** honor, but If peo- Duane Jqaefaison, Oilcago; Jlall High, 4-1, and then m NfW CONTACT POINTS Sports geyed. Hut he rallied with a 20-foot NORTH BERGEN, N.J.—Ed­ bo the scene of a Pro-Amatsur ^ trouble of George Mitterwald, Minnesota; topped-Platt High, 4H to %. ’Die 11:00 —I Yanks vs. Angels, Write-Ins maybe it would be Duke Sims, Cleveland. match was held on the par 78 The 32-year-old Beman, who birdie putt on the next hole be- n NFW CONDENSER win Vlruet.'lSl, New York City, Golf Tournament'Motiday stait- Channel 18,. WINF had an outstanding amateur fore three-putting both eight and 4 BAY stopped Eddie Rivera, 134, ing at 8 a-m. more of an honor.” Outfielders—Paul Blair, Baltl- Rockledge (tountry Club, SUNDAY record before turning pro only nine. Hogan got the a NSW CHAMPION PLUGS Puerto Rloo, B. Home Pro Alex Hackney re- Among the 48 are several who more; Rick Monday, Oakland; Medalist was the Indians’ three years ago, played In rela- back with a pair of five-foot PORITAND, Maine—Dick polls thajt SO prM have already played tor Uie AL AU-Stars a ------Manriiall with a 78. He was 80- 8:08 — Mots vs. Olants, If a grass bag is your bag live obscurity early in the day, birdie putts on 16 and 16. SERVICE STATION c o it ip '* '* a AND AN ALL 30 POINT Hall, 178, Boston, stopped signed to compete. year ago. They Include Rod Ca- 39 for 16 holes. Par on the front Channel 8 cars even though it’s not necessary posted hlsL 68, then sat back and Beman, whose ofay t^ r vlcto- 6 cy» LABOR TUNE UP Oeorge Johnson, 170, Trenton, 'Ihe course wUl be closed to Minnesota^ Reggie Jack- nine Is 87 and the back Is 86. 2:00 — Bruins vs. Blnas, cars $ 2 7 . ^ ) with the Orbit Air . . . they’re Chnnnfa 18 '' watched It stand up tor the lead, ry was In the T^xaa Open last cyl. N.J., 1. members until 2:80 he added. •cn o f Oakland, Carl YastrMm- Manchester’s record is now 6- a GUARANTEED available as optional equipment. ski c# Boston, Frank Howard of 2-1. — Yanks vs. Angels, He held a one-stroke margin year, missed only one Ffarway Loccitgd on a iMniy rtolo Mcjliwoy In tho Mon- over Glbby Gilbert, who had and "m ade some putts -when I Washington, Boog Powell of Summary; Manchester 4, HaU Channel 18, WINF diostor arta. Good voOiniM^ tranriont and only the marahads as a gallery, needed them .______SAVE $210 BalUmore, BUI Freehan of De­ 1- Marshall (M) def. EdsUne 4:88 — Bed Sox vs. A’s, noigliborfiood trod*. Law rant, financing avail- LAST REGISTRATION troit and Jim Fregosi o t OOllfor- PARKADE DU8TY--7oe <3ol- BoberU (H) def. Naah w nc l/NQUDES FREE ELECTRONIC ANALYSIS when you buy a BOLENS 1 0 o rl2 H .P . TRACTOR faa. Ungwood 216, ^ Fletcher ^ j„. o M o . S. 4 H.P. Glotzbach Grabs Pole Spot DRIVE IN OR CALL FOR FAST SERVICE with a Mower Attachment (Sivingt ilio iv iilib l* on 7, 8 ind 14H.P. Tractor.) Some Models with Automatic Shifts LinUE MISS SOFTBAU BasebaU Oommlnlon.r Bowie »SS 7*®Mlte t t a ! Yesterday’s Stars Dow (H) 8-2 R. BATTING — Roy White, Tan- ACT NOy — OfFER LIMITtP TO SPttINa SAUS For , * SATURDAY! MAY 9th Manchester 4H, Ptatt H - Mar- gees, belted two t^e-run bom- R eb el 4 0 0 Auto Race MILEX, INC. Authorised Repair Center in Conn.. ■hall (M) def. Beaudry (P) 4-8, ers, one lett-haadod and oos For fivtlwr Infermorion, eaN SEE YOUR BOLENS DEALER ★ 9 ‘M A M . to lldiO A.M. I ssi.T’ifTSJis:: s s DARUNOTON, S. C. (AP)- er.” sfad husky B®"^ Full Inventory o t Porte later. The QUlette Ootnpany Is NoMt (M) Ue'Ssoseny (P), OdeU right-handed — he also stnglod M» BBOAP ST. THE MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ' 1:80 PAl. to 8:80 P J f. Can a rooWs driver win Satur- sons, "plifa a considerable DALE THAYER. Mfi-'liZOO, Ddy* (N m t the Parkade tat diatributing the bfalots through (M) def. Greenberg (P) 8-0, and scored a third nm — and MHsir CAPITOL EQUIP. CO. SOUTH WINIMKM$ B Q inP. Oe OPEN SUN. Noon to 6 , Requirements: 9 Years Old Before Jane N SILK CITY — Rick Merritt dav'B Rfaiel '4Darlington Raceway, SaM RERUN TURNPIKE, Newington MS-USl I nebs are; MarahoU 89-80-78, Nash 43-42-84, PITCHINO - Tom M uipliy. 323, Norm R ivard 208, ^^Baro, but It would take a lot although h ® ^ Auto Rao- IM RAFFIA RO„ Enfield M3-71S2 OdeU 41-88-79, H om e 48-48-88, Angals, stopped WoohlngtoB S4> Cash, Do- Charles Alton 204, . John Oolan- of little things t o put dt togeth- Ing Club of America titles trolt; Mike Elpstein, Washing- gge 221, Dick Oot# 3131 Altetnate Newcomb 48-40-88. on four slnglos. k IIi>Li»fcl^

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Business Service* Help Wanted— Help Wonted Help Wanted Mcrte 34 Live Stock 42 THERE J9UOHTA BE( A LAW BY SHORTEN end WHIPPLE Resort P'ropaity „ Houses For Side 72 Offered 13 Fenioi* 35 Pemcrie 35 HORSESHOEING For Rant 67 TRUCK DRIVERS' helper, for NEW LISTINQ — Immaculate Robenhymer. Is your horse C oikir;ciQ lukTuJcO 6 room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, CLASSIFIED STEPS, sidewalka, stone walls, furniture delivery. Must bo CLASSIFIED ready for spring riding? M not, MOWEU FOUR-ROOM cottage, $86 wee^ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. BEimrS WORLD WAITRESS wanted full or part- WANTED cleaning woman 4 ly, ttoventry. Plione 'Manches­ full basement, overelsed gar responsible person, driver's c€ill me. 648-1490 between 6-10 All concrete repairs, both in­ time. Please call Tolland, 870- hours per week. Call 649-7743. ter, 643-0068. rage, $21,600. Must be seen. 9960. license necessary. Full-ttmo. p.m. ' side and outside railings, land­ Call 646-2884. Wolverton • Agency Realton, ADVERTISING scaping. Reasonably priced ADVERTISING 646-2813. Call 643;08fil. COOK wanted, 8 to 4 hours per vpmT.nER — Hell-arc, full-time CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Articles For Seri* 45 Wanted To Rent 68 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS or part-time. Five years ex­ MANCHESTER $18,900 nice S- COSMETICIANS ^ay. OtU OtS-UOS : 8 AJM. to 4:80 P.M. ALUMINUM sheets used as WANT to Fent a stngll apart­ bedroom Ranch, cabinet kitch­ • 8 A JH .io4:30P .M . EXCAVATINa — Trenching— perience ' necessary, over­ Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ CXX)K’S HELPER wanted, 6-6 printing plates, .009 thick, 28x ment In Bolton or Coventry en, aluminum storms, ceUar, Permanent, full and part- time. Dynamic Metal Prod­ 36’’, 26 cents each or 6 for |1. ing driveways and parking hours a morning. Monday- area. Write Box CC, Manches­ near bus. Assumable 514 per time positions are now avail­ ucts, 989-6491. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 843-2711. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lots, tree removal. Reason­ Saturday. Apply Cavey's Res­ ter Herald’. - z' cent mortgage. HutclUna Agen­ able for experienced cos­ taurant, 46 E. O nter St. LANE maintenance, nights. Al­ 6:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATIfl« ' cy, Realtors, 649-6324. 4:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PDBUOATION able rates. 643-0109, 872-0647 meticians. PILE Is soft and lofty . . . colors WANTED to rent by July 1st, 'Deadline tor Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frlds« so mechanic full and pait- J - Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Frids^ retain brilliance In carpets UGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also 3-bedroom house or duplex by MANCHESTER — Oversized Thls la an excellent oppor- Hclp Woiltad Mola 36 **?*'*'> Apply in person, Holiday cleaned with Blue Lustre. teacher, 12-year-old chUd. Ben­ four-room Ranch. Full base- moving large appliances. tunity with a pixigresaive ------Lane*, 89 Spencer St., Man- ■YOUB COOPERATION WHX fbl A I r «sm« • PLEASE READ YOUR AD Rent electric shampooer $1. nett Jr. High area. Yard for ■ ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car Burning barrels delivered, $4 retail store chain. Good sal- QAfl STATION attendant full­ APPRfcoiATEO e-u-ms. BE DIAL 643-2711 Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup- ^ (J T TllE MiKiUTE flowers desirable and base­ garage. On bus’ line. Char-Bon Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a ary, liberal benefits, oppor­ time. Apply in person Gorin’s ment. Write Box H, Manches­ Agency, 643-0688. oonvenlenc^. The advertiser should read his ad' tte FIRST TIMBERLAND Tree Service tunity for advancement and Sporis Car Center, MO dealer,- n . j -cevr a M PLASTICS ter Herald. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the pleasant atm osj^re. Route 88, TolcottvlUe. OALilbiSJVlAlN DARK, rich, stone free, loam, OFF WEST Center . . .seven- next insertion. The Herald is responsible for oidy ONE In- tree removal, pruning, shrubs Continued From Preceding Page T\> seU expandable poly­ five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, room colonial with large ciorrect or omitted insertion lor any advertisement and then and lots cleared. Fifteen yean PLUMBERS licensed and ex­ styrene custom packaging stone, fUl, manure, pool and Business Property family room on first floor. Car­ only to thp. extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which experience. Bonded and insur Apply Now To Store Manager perienced plumber’s h e ^ r s Help Wanted— Male and foam board. Experience ^ '\------>■' " —------patio sand. 643-9604. peting plus, 1% batho, garages, do not lesken the value of the advertisement will not be ' ed. Free estimates. - Call 647- wanted. Benefits and oveirtime. For Sole . 70 corrected by “ make good" Insertion. in this product line prefer­ enclosed porchee, etc. Owner 9479. After 6 p.m., 646-4628. ’ s p r in g Clearance of 1970 red, but not essential. Must CONVALESCENT home, long to relocate because of employ­ model Zenith console stereos. TWO YOUNG married inen OALDOR, INC established business. Always ment. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, (Rockville. Toll Free) PART-TIME help wanted for a sedf-starter who gets Original values to $389.96—now will do small repair Jobs and 1146 Tolland -Tpke. STAFF AC(X)UNTANT full, great opportunity for right 643-1677. automatic car wash, 10 a.m. to results. 'Good salary piua $199.95. Your choice. Modern painting, also cellar cleaning Manchester commission and car. Paid person. For more Information, 643-2711 875-3136 2 p.m., Monday through Fri­ T-V Service, 806 Hartford Rd. and light trucking. Call 646- or Call 649-2876 V'acation and Uberai bene- call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ HlGHiyiNDL I^ rk School area, day. Prefer older man. Call lOM to 1 ^ , to take charge of the general accounting (next to Gus’s), 648-2205. large ^MoinTcomnkii with IH 2692, 646-2047. flits. Send resiune in confi­ resfxmstbilltles With progressive manufacturer, non-defense tors, 646-4200. 633-7863 after 7 p.m. baths^g^fipitniil ' screened Automobilos For Solo 4 dence to Plastlfoam Oorp., metal working dnduatry, RespanslbUlUes to Include finan­ SCREENED loam, proceMed .MANCHESTER — 20,000 square RUG SHAMPOOING done In WOMAN to live-in as companion VVINDOW cleaner, experienced, porch and 2-car garage. Many 66 West St., RockviUe, Omn., cial sUtoments, oaoh management, taxes and budgets. gravel, banknm gravel, sand, foot masonry industrial build­ your home, reasonable. Call to woman. Own room in new must be rehable. Call Man- ITie person chosen will assist top management In the extras. Mid 30’e. Phllbrick o8066. flU, stone. George H. Griffing, ing, l !/4 acres, central location, HERALD 1664 COMET, 4-door, automat­ 643-6948. home, pleasant surroundings, cheater Window Cleaning Co., preparation of fiscal planning and then analyze and report Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. ' all utilities. Many possibilities, ic. Call 646-2239 after 3:30 p.m. Call 872-3900 after 6 p.m. 649-6334. comparaUve resuUa and trends. Degree in accounting re­ CUSTOM MADE slip covers, including commercial use. SI, SI, Senorita, Spandah Influ­ BOX LETTERS a mo $r nea. quired. Public accounting experience desirable. This Is CARPETS a fright? Make them Household Goods 51 Wontod—To Buy 58 Apartmenfi—Flats— 1966 VOLVO, 122 S, fine condi- $82 • $129, In the convenience STENOGRAPHER for local law rb?TIRED man a growth opportunity for advancement In the financial Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ence Colonial, seven spacious EXPERIENCED a beautiful sight with Blue Tenements 63 Fm* Your tlon. Spring tuneup. New ex­ of your living room. Choose "I told you, if we hung in t^ere, the headband would office. Write Box B, Manches­ clerical position in local bank. framework of our company. Contact T. S. Kelleher Per­ collectables, rooms, central convenient lo­ haust system. $1,200 firm. Call from over 200 exciting prints. ter Herald. sonnel Manager, 876-8317. ’ ROUTE 6 — Business location, cation, city utllitiea, many ex­ Information come back!" Excellent working conditions pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store, er combination, dishwasher, ^rt glass, fine oalnttiws. etc. PLEASANT- four-room second- 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, 643-6819. Grant’s of Vernon, 872-9171. and hours. Please send resume OIL BURNER citing features. ’ Monison, HOUSEWIVES are you free 2 gas stove, bureau, 7-plece quantity 644-8962. floor apartment. Incliules country store. Many posslbiU- THE HERALD will not to Box “ O” , Manchester Her­ D-2, CATERPILLAR, excellent Realtor', 643-1016. nights weekly? Want a new SERVICEMAN blond waterfall bedroom set, ______stove, refrigerator, enclosed ties. CaU now, $28,900. Hayes disclose the identity of ald. condition. Must sacrifice. Call 1963 MG, good running condi­ wardrobe plus commission? CONTROMATICS CORP. stainless flatware In' walnut ELECTRIC TRAINS for 3-rall backyard. Ample parking. No Agency, 646-0181. MANCHESTER —Young Cape, any advertiser using box Household Services 742-8262. pets. Strant St. Occupancy letters. Readers answer­ tion, reason^e. 628-2282. Roofing and Business Opportunity 28 Call 289-0127. chest, drapes, quilts, lamp track, Lionel, Ives, Flyer, etc. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, % acre CUS'TODIAN — FuU-time, 3-11 Good pay, good working con­ Ehvlalon of Litton Industries June 1st., 649-9268. ing blind box ads who Offered 13-A Chimneys 16-A p.m. while school in session, ditions. I ^ d vacation. Paid YARD and garage sale —Satur­ shades, dishes, miscellaneous. any age.^ any condition. Please lot, Porter St. School, $23,600. desire to protect their 1968 CHEVELLE 366 day and Sunday 10-6, home Call 643-8698, 6-9 p.m. only. have yotir price ready. 649- Investment Property Won’t last. Helen D. Cole, Sport with positraction WILLINGTON — TVo package daytime during vacations. Pos­ holidays. Free Inaunanoe. 200 WEST MAIN STREET, ROCKVILLE Identity can follow ‘his CLERKS sibility of future daytime as­ work shop tools and hardware, 7603. For Sole 70-A Realtor, 643-6666. procedure: floor, excellent condition. Call handymen want a variety ROOFING - - Specializing stores located in rapidly grow­ Free uniforms. Model Home Furniture Furnished ’ r\fof jobs 4,-vWn by daym m ^ or m V> hour. ^ X T We T» nnlMnrvpairing roofs V cl cN* of all all Irlnna kinds, new signment. Fringe benefits, assorted paints, fertilizers, ing small town. Will sell as HOUSEHOLDS Iota — Antiques Apartments 63-A MANCHESTER — three fam- PITKIN Street . . .truly one of clean yards, attics and cellars. roofs, gutter work, chimneys salary open. Apply at office, JANITOR wanted general garden tools, lawn roller, ro­ 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Enclose your reply to package or separately. Financ­ Opportunity in data process­ bric-a-brac, locks, ’ frames ily, excellent Investment, de­ Manchester’s finest homes. the box in an envelope — FORD 1966 station wagmi, V-8, Reasonable. Call 643-6305. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ Andover Elementary School THE WHITING CORP. . cleaning, floor care, 40 hours Help Wonted— tary mower, redwood lawn ing available. 1-429-4466, after ing for clerk with good fig­ 19 PIECES glassware.'we buy estates. Vu’ BURNISHED one r^ m apart lightful area, cloee to shop- Priced at $69,600 and weU Address to the Classified standard transmisston, 6 per experience. Free estimates. weekly. Apply in person Mead­ chairs and chaise, outdoor 6 p.m. ure aptitude. between 8 a.m. — 3 p.m. 264 Broad St. Ma!e or Female 37 $297 lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 ment, semi-private bath. Apply 'ping, schools, churches. Asking worth It. 11 rooms, 414 baths . . Manager, Manchester cent down, small payments. CUSTOM made draperies, slip Call Howley 643-5361, 644- ows West Con^36cent Home, Xmas lights and 600 bulbs, Marlow’s 807 Main St. Manchester, Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. $37,900. More information, call, It will be a pleasure to Evening Herald, together Dealer Ross, 646-2664. covers and reupholstering. 8333. Statistical clerk for meat PART-TIME help, mornings. 333 Bidwell Stif Mtmehester. REAL ESTATE Salesman, es­ never used 12' aluminum boat Interior Designer'''wants re­ with a memo listing the Budget terms. Established in caU Morrison, Realtor, 643- show you through. T. J. Crock­ BUSINESS sales department. Also tele- Hours open, Monday through 649-1166 tablished agency. Private of­ and 7 h.p. motor, television liable family or newlyweds WANTED — Antique furniture EAST HARTFORD — attenUon companies you do NOT VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 —Ex­ 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve­ AUTO BODY combination man 1016. ett, Realtor, 643-1677.' plume clerk. Friday. Must have driver’s li­ fice. Carpeting. Excellent op­ console, aluminum awnings, to accept delivery of com­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or singles, p.vailable Immediately, want to see your letter. ceptional condition. Radio, gas nings, 649-7690. OPPORTUNITY or experienced helper. 40 cense. Apply, Bourne Buick, portunity. Call Mr. Hutchins, boat winch. Many other odds plete Model Display of Qual­ nicely furnlsihed 2-bedrodm SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at- Your letter wUi be de­ heater, 4,0(X) miles on over­ Heating and Plumbing 17 Full-time 8:30-4:30. Good hours per week, possible over­ other antique Items. Any quan­ MANCHESTER — business stroyed if the advertiser Inc., 285 Main St. SURVEYORS experienced, poi’”' 180 Center St., 649-6324. and ends. 46 Adelaide Rd. ity Furniture Just removed Townhouse, will accomodate tached garage, screened porch, haul, plus new clutch, starter, ODD JOBS, light trucking, all Private Brand Service Sta­ wages and working condi­ time- Inquire at B & J Auto tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, block with 6 apartments, ex­ is one you’ve mentioned. GRANT’S PLUMBING s ^ c e . ty chief, transit man and rod- to warehouse lor Public up to 4. $200. J.D. Real Estate, 3 bedroom^ 2 full baths, generator, battery, brakes, all types carpentry, miscellaneous tion located on Route 44-A tions. With convenient free IMMEDIATE summer opening Repair, 867 Oakland St. or call RHUBARD plants, large clumps 165 Oakland Street. cellent condition. Owner will If not it will be handled Quality work for reasonable man needed Immediately.'^ Sale. Modern 8 complete Associates, 643-6129. within past year. Records repairs, yard cleaning, etc. and Junction of Route 44 in parking and benefit pro­ Installing solar control films on 6tf-7604. ' TAXI CAB DRIVER 88 cents. Combination stove, finance 80 per cent at 8H per formalQ^jinkTroXTlk large Jiv­ in the usual manner prices. Call for free estimates. Ashfoijd, Conn. For tnforina- Varied work with established'' rooms with the $1,000 look. ing ro iv V itU M ^ v tlo n room, available. Best offer over $400. Call 742-8288 or 643-7218. gram. windows. CaU Elmore Asso­ Wo have full or part-time gas-oil, white, good con­ THREE-ROOM apartment, fur- cent. Terrific income produc­ 643-6341. tion, call, Hartford 663-7146 firm.. Aim pie overtime opportu­ 8 pc. Convertible Living lovely landscaped lot with pri­ 649-6944. ciates, 289-8283 or come for In­ Jobs available for either our dition. Your price. 628-2016. Rooms Without Board 59 ndshed, Including utilities. $30. er. CaU now, Hayes .Agency, LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and nity. Liberal fringe benefits. Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 vacy. Immediate occupancy. SAM WATSON Plumbing and days. Manchester 649-9179 terview, Monday, May llth, 390 weekly. 742-8161. 646-0181. . attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Mozzochi Associates, 217 He­ . EARLY MORNING Manchester or Bast Hart­ MAN’S GOLF clubs and bag, 2 pc. Dinette. $10 down, you V______Only $26,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 1966 FALCON 2-door, automatic Heating. Bathroom remodeling evenings. Prospect St., Hartford. Lost O lid Found 1 and trees cut and removed. bron Ave., Glastonbury, 683- DELIVERY ford division. If you are de­ Chevrolet 14” rims, bicycle may purchase any room In­ THE THOMPSON- House—Cot­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. transmission. Excellent main­ and repairs. Free estimates. 643-6000. 9401. pendable, with a good driv­ tire, sled, wide oval chain, dividually. Immediate deUv- tage St., centrally located; _ PROFESSIONAL MEN REWARD — Lost, gold wedding tenance. Economical. Reliable Call 649-3808. SWIMMING AREA for lease. FIRST NATIONAL AU’TOMOBILE mechanics, (2), ing record, stop In to see us. Business Locations transportation. Call 643-8691. experienced only. Top pay, ex- Man for newspaper delivery. plastic boxes, etc. CaU 643- ery or free storage. large pleasantly furnished COUNTOY fresh air, tress band, inscription inside, Man­ WINDOW cleaning done at spe­ Includes lockers, snack bar, STORES INC. START $2.80 per hour, In­ For Rent 64 and four rooms (could be five). ceUent benefits. Apply Etourne Seven-day week. No col- EAST HARTFORD 8098, 6-9 p.m. only. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Stop paying high rent! In­ chester vicinity. Call 668-3761, cial low spring cleaning rates. parking, picnic area in Bolton. spectors and tiremen, first and CAP & OCP Charge Plans Ranch in scarce price range. Bidck, 286 Main St., Manches­ i^tlons. Mileage and com­ CAB CO. _ for overnight and permanent m a in s t r e e t nnnnc vest In your own offices! after 6. Past, efficient service. Call for Miliinary, Ideal for college students, third shift available. All bend- .Asking $16,600. See it. Mitten T railen -^ PARK & OAKLAND AVE. mission. 107 Burnsdde Ave., Eak Hartford BRASS bolts, nimer- Also, our ovm. Instant Credit g^est rates. 100 per cent location ^near We have a large Colonial free estimates. 646-4220. Dressmaking 19 teachers or retired. Call 801- ter. Service Manager. EAST HARTFORD, fits. M wt be steady. 289-4361" ous sizes, nuts, washers, banks, alr-conditloned, auto­ structore located on the cor­ .Agency, Realtors,. 648-6980. Mobil* Hom*s 6-A 1081 after 5 p.m. MEN —Part-time, neat appear­ Firestone Retread Shop, Sout^ ------springs, hardware, solder bars, LARGE furnished room, for ner of West Middle Tpke. Announcomonts 2 _ DRESSMAKING and altera­ CONN. HARTFORD COURANT DISCOUNT FURNITURE matic fire sprinkler. Apply FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial off ance, hours 4 to 8 p.nit, and! Windsor. male only, parking. Call 644- and Hawthorne St. Lot size GARDEN plowing and roto- tions done in my home. Call 13 PARK ST. Situarions W anted— «tc., large safe. 643-1442._____ Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Parker ' Street. Choice area. LADIES have a Dutch Maid jggg STARGRABT tent trailer, Saturday or choose own hours. WAREHOUSE 0123 after 6. 140x140’. Already zoned and tming. Call 649-7184. 640-1133. Reasonable, prompt F e m a 'e . 3 8 BOY’S .WcyCle, $20; electric Home Is vacant, owners anx­ party, earn free merchandise. , Opportunity for good earnings. EXPERIENCED ROCKVILLE NOW 2 BIG LOCATTONS furnished BARTFORD Rd.—2,000 square ready to go. For further de­ Call 649-6302. service. Schools and Classes 33 CLERK — Bookkeeping back­ __ • ______heater, $12; firewood and crib, COMFORTABLY ious for offer. Real family type Call 649-7819. LAWNS mowed, any size, also ground essential, full-time, 6 Our season open now. Training LATHE OPERATOR 3580 Main St. . Hartford feet, business or Industrial. tails call, l ic e n s e d $20; gilder, $6 ; 20’ extension sleeping- room for gentleman. home. T. J. CTOckett, Realtor, 875-6286 day care, Monday- 622-7249 Ideal for machine shop, etc. a good Job edging. (Ilall Auggie, MRS. PRESS ■ — Dressmaking days. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., provided. No selUng. Car y^rages and overtlm*; Apply Friday, pre-school, $20. week­ ladder, $6 ; hair dryer on stand, Parking. 272 Main St., Man­ 643-1677. 646-4616 after 3 p.m. South Windsor. necessary. Phone 649-6233, Mr. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Loading ramp. CaU 649-7295. HERITAGE HOUSE Porsonds Auto Driving School 7-A and alterations, expert work­ DRIVERS NEEDED ly In advance. Call 646-2627. $10. 628-2674. chester. manship. 66 E. Center St. Lo­ COMPUTER operator 360, ex- 176 Pine St. Manchester MAN(JHESTER — Four - bed­ WANTED_Ride to East Hart- Driving School, 869 Main REWEAVING of bums, moth' ______E & S GAGE CO. , “ I>erienced 1-2 years. Send re­ DOUBLE ROOM, and single ^ O B N D floor, profesaloiml of 646-2482 cated In Andrews Building. 649- Train NOW to drive semi- WILL babysit children in my 11- IT’S IN-EXPENSIVE to clean 646-2332 flees, adl new,.paneled, air-con-, room Cape in the Center of St., Manchester. Adult and holes, zippers repaired. Win­ RN'S & LPN’S CLERKS to work part-time in Mitchell Drive sume P.O. Box 1032, Hartford, rugs and upholstery with Blue room, centrally located. Show­ ford,^ Prestige Park Rd. off 8038. truck, decal and over the censed home. Ages 3-6 on East ' ' " ' (former Norman’s Furn.) dltioned, carpeting, tUe bath, town. Paneled * kitchen, ,2 School St., Mbnday-Friday, teen instructions. Nervous stu­ dow shades made to measure, retail store, must be over 21, Manchester (Jonn. 06101. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ Warehouse er. Gentleman preferred. Call' MANCHESTER close tq shop- baths, treed yard. Assumable all size Venetian blinds. Keys road. You can earn over $4. Hartford, Manchester line. 668- pau'klng. Apply Marlow’s. 867 ping, 4-family with 4 room 7:30 — 4:30. CaU after 6, 643- dents our specialty. For 7 to 3 and 11 to 7, full or semi-retired persons w elcom e.___ er $1. Plnewood Furniture at corner of Pine * Forest Sts. 649-9167. mortgage. Only $21,000. Wol­ prompt, courteous service, call made while you Walt. Tape re­ per hour, after short train­ Apply in person. Cumberland wa^ed full or part-tlme.^^ O lt BURNER serviceman, full Main St. 649-6221. apartments, 4-car g(arage, new 4827. ing. For interview and ap­ part-time. Modern convales­ Mon-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- 649-6150. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Moving— 1 rucking— Farms Store. 161 Middle Turn- Inquire Capitol Equipment C o,., betteOtM, wages to $4.60 per COVENTRY — Furnished heating systems and roof. Mid plication, call 203-225-8710j^ar 38 Main St., Manchester. No^^ 2818. Main St., 640-6221. cent home. ExceUent work­ pike. West. hour, as per experience. Apply ALL PARTS on 1963, 4-door gEWING machine — Singer zlg- room, new , home, private „ , bath. 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Storage 20 write Saleity Dept., United phone caUs. Houses For Rent 65 Automobitos For Solo 4 ing conditions. Contact Di­ W. C. Gibbs, 994 Hartford Sihiarions Wanted— OldsmobUe .88. CaU after 6. buttonholes, hems, fancy P’’®' WEST SIDE — 3 bedroom Oo^ MANCHESTER — Dellvery- Systems, Inc.,- Interstate DELIVERY and stock man Mororcycles— rector of Nurses. 647-1461. Tpke., Rockville. For Interview M ale 39 649-9202. ______designs, etc. Originally over parking. 742-9784. MANCHESTER — rent-optlon- iHREE-FAMILY, stone con­ lonlal, 1J4 baths, aluminum JUNK CARS removed, $15 each. Hght trucking and package de- Terminal Bldg.,- 2176 Berlin . wanted, part-time, mornings, c4ll 872-9110. struction, plus single cottage, siding, 2-car garage. Call 648- Builcfhig—• Tpke., Newington, Conn., $300, full price now $51. Easy r o o m for retired person, er- buy. 'Three-bedroom Cape. Prompt, reliable service. Call Bicycles Hvery. RefrigeratorSj washers flexible hours. Inquire at once. TWO coUege students want REMOVE carpet paths and Treed yard. Assumption in buslnees zone. A good In- 0088. ■7)6111. Manager, Liggett Drug, Man­ RETIRED man, light work, weekly summer yard work, spots; fluff beaten down nap ______terms. 622-0931, dealer.______rands for meals, will except F7i^94S8. Contracting and stove motfing, specialty. MEADOWS CLERK TYPIST Parish. Lease. Agent, 289-0930, /estment. More information on YAMAHA. 200 cc. Folding chairs lor rent. 649- chester flopping Parkade. n^ornlngs. Apply In person. odd Jobs, etc. 649-0198. with B lw L^tre. ^ n t cjjEAN, USED refrigerators, others. Call 649-6456. requeat, $66,000. PhUbrlck NEAR HOSPITAL, center, 6-6 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 643-2098. -cnor«....ps, 0762. CONVALESCENT HOME McDonald’s Drive In, 46 West pooer $1. Manchester Hard- ranges, automatic washers t o iT r ENT in TalcottvlUe. One Agency Realtors, 646-4200. duplex. Large lot. Modem in­ Bankrupt, repossessiem? Hon­ PART-HMEt man wanted to PftomJCTION and floors, hatchways, remodeling Center St., Manchester. JOBS WANTED — any Job you ware & Supply, 877 Miain St., with guarantees. See them at teriors .Assumable 6% per cent est Douglas accepts lowest 9691, 2:30 - 6 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employer work mornings in local retail nice sleeping room, man only. CENTER St., 6-robm home, porch;s, garages,'closets, ceU- ^ ^ L ^d long dls^ce mov­ PERSONNEL OFFICE , may have — lawns, etc., ex- 643-4426. B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 O.ut of Town mortgage. Owner, 648-8761. down, smallest payments, any- Help Wanted— store. CaU 648-2888. LAIBORERS for landscaping. $16 weekly. OaU 646-7881. yards from the center, $20,000 ings, attics finished, r^c ing and storeige. Free eatl- perienced student. Cadi Main St. CaU 643-2171. where. Ndt amaU loan finance HONDA 306 dream, $60 and All mates. Agents for American Ciill Oirantland Nursery, 643- 0066 after 6. GARAGE SALE —May 8, from For Rent for Immediate sale, CaU War­ HERE’S ONE you can. really State 60 cc’s scooter, needs rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Fem ale 35 HAIRDRESSER needed for 1 n m R u m Mav 6 from 9 n ------:------T ROOM for rent, laihes only, ------company plan, Douglas Mo- Red Ball. Austin A. Chambers We need » good, aU-aroimd 0W9. An equal opportunity em- ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- affortr to assume! 6t4-room work, $30. Call between 3-6:30 er related work. No Job too Saturdays only. Call 649-7666. a m -4 o n i Clocks toys SINGER touch and sew with idtchefi privileges, laundry fa- VERNON — Mount Vernon t o n , 846 Main. O)., 643-6187. STORE CLERK, Monday, TVes- M acs Gal Friday to perform multi­ p4>yer. a.m.-4 p.m. Clocks, toys, cabinet.. -- Monograms,------hems, ...... '’6 .’------Apartments. Immediately * 1108. Ranch, built-lns, convenient p.m. 640-2786. smaU. Dan Moran, Builder. books, pump organ, dining cilities, parking. 646-6126. area. 112x160’ lot. $28,900. CaU day, Thui^ay, Friday, 2 to 10 RECEPnONIST wanted, dally ple duties In a sm all m odem embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ rooms at $146, 3% at $160, 4^4 1866 CONVERTIBLE Thunder- Ehrenlngs, 649-8880. ------p.m., Wednesday, 6 a.m. to 2 WOLVBRTON AGENCY has Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 table, etc. 93 Summit St. FOUR family iwmes . . .your and get the particulars. Mitten 6-9 p.m., Saturday 9-8 p.m. Car office of'a Mamdiester man­ lent condition. Guaranteed. at $180. Heat, hot water, re- bird. Excellent condition. Best p-m- Apply in person charest opening for full-time real beet Investment. We have two Realtors, 648-6930.' CARPE5NTRY and remodeling Painting— Papering 21 necessary. Write Receptionist, FURNITURE ufacturing dlvUlon. Penon- LONG HAIRED ChUiuahua Pull price, now $56 or 7 month­ - frigerator, oven-range, dispos­ offer. OaU 647-9002 after 4:80 Esso, Route 30, Vernon. e ^ t e sales person. 646-2818. GARAGE SALE — Friday, on the East Side. .one on Oak Busine-^s Services rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, P.O. Box 222, Manchester, male, 2M years old. No. papers. ly- payments of $.8. 622-0476, Apartments— Flats— al, dishwasher, wall to wall p.m. B.H MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, nel and prodnotloB oftloe Saturday and Sunday. 663 West th^ other on Eldridge. T. J. SUMMIT Street. . .ten-room additions and garages. Call Conn. REPAIR ; ReasonaUe. 742-6906. dealer. . Tenements 63 carpeting, air - conditioning, O ffehid 13 interior and exterior painting, ASSISTANT cook. Apply In per­ work are ^ prlnaary func­ Middle Tpke., Manchester. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. single, recently pednted. 2H CaiEVROLET, Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. swimming pool, Ughted t e n ^ paper hanging. Thirty years son, Meadows West Convoles- qirvirRAr Beflnlshers and BdUders of tions of the Job, Good typing P J ^ T - q q ^ help wanted morn- ^jriHUAHUA puppies, AKC two MANCHESTER — Immediate baths, possible six bedrooms, 8 8 , 2-door hardtop, 327, auto- jeP«Ired, needed for iDM, CaU 649-6884. BIRD CAGE and stand. Relax- ROLL-AWAY com'ts, basketbaU court. Park­ experience, four generations. cent Home, 333 Bidwell St., SEVERAL women skills are desired: Call fbr registered, 8 weeks old, innocu- occupancy, delightful. 3H-room Ne6ds redecorating Inside. Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ bench work cissembly, steady, FINE Icisor, deluxe model, florescent kitchen sets, $10. for both; hi- ing and storage all included. matic, power - steering, power Free estimates, fully insured. Manchester. lated. Wonderful pets. Call 648- apartment, features complete Land For Sola 71 Priced to sbll. T. J. Crodkett, Fast service, reasonable rates. modeling specialist. Additions, fringe benefits. Apply In per­ CUSTOM FUBNITUBE appointment. Mrs. Bfarge IN^PBCTDR — Plasma-flame Ughts with fixtures, mirror, riser bed, $60; mlni-electric No pets. CaU Hartford, 627- brakes, bucket seats, clean. 643-7361. 8666. GE kitchen, carpeting, two Realtor, 643-1677. OaU 643-4913, 647-1719. rec rooms, dormers, porches, son, 10 Hilliaxtl St. Hampson, Rogers Corp, Mill spray department. Ehcperienc- 48x32” , 643-6318. washer,' $10; complete baby 9288, Vernon, 878-8721, 876-4869. $1,396. 649-6290. M7-9482 — 876-60CB air - conditioners. Large, stor­ SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap- cabinets, formica, built -ins, PAINTING —Small or medium A Oakland Sts., Manobester. eq. Must be tamiUar with gen- furniture; bedroom set, $100. MANCHESTER — Immdcn- YOUNG MAN wUl do painting RECEPTIONIST- CLERK — Must have good ALUMINUM doors, 2 used com­ age area. Master TV, on bus VERNON — proximately 6 acres with 641’ 1969 BMW 1600, one owner, ex­ bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. size houses, ceiUngs. Also odd 60 PEARL ST. -inspection p r o c u r e s in- jE g g ig ’s kittens free, fuzzy, 628-2674. Willow Brook (experienced), odd Jobe, )iaul- Phone M8-61tS bination storm-screens, one line. 646-2623, 643-1023, 643-4112 frontage, half mile to Martin late 7-rooih Cape. Large wood­ cellent condition. Many extras. Jobs done. Call 643-6112. SECRETARY figure aptitude, billing, etc., MANCHESTER, CONN. v4vlng a l r ^ p ^ . Small housebroken, OaU 643-2902. Apartments. Immediately new ed lot, garage, First-foor fam­ ing (sand and gravel included), N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter 38” , $16; one 32” , $10. Both ELECTRIC stove 40” Prigid- 1 to 7 daily. . _ School. Owner wUl finance. M, Must see. $2,800. 872-9851. full-time, 6 days. Gaer Bros., company. Many benefits. Ap­ 3^ rooms at $160, 4^ at $186. ily room with fireplace. Bus. lawn mowing etc. No Job too contractor. Additions, remodel­ Typing, light steno, neat ap- 140 Rye St., South lyindsor. $20. Good condition. 34 EUza- alre, ideal tor cottage, $20. Call Heat, hot water, refrigerator, H. Palmer Realtor, 648-6821. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ ply In person to Mr. M. Kase- FREE KTITENS, very friendly ATTRACTIVE 3-room first floor $93,600. Meyer Realtors, 648- OUDBMOBILE 98 convertible, big. Save, reasonable rates. ing and repairs. Call anytime jjearance. Paid vacaiUon,' beth Drive. . 649-2340. oven-range, disposal, dish­ cial rates for people over 66. vlch, Mock Co., 1866 Tolland ^nd lovable, 2 black and white apartment,' stove, refrigerator, 0609. 1969, full power, alr-conditlon- Call 289-8110. for free estimates. 876-1642. benefits. Salary open. Ap­ TIRED of Housework? Ihen get washer, wall to wall carpeting, Call my competitors, then call Tpke., Manchester. with boots, one black, and fe­ GARAGE SALE — Thursday heat, hot water, electricity, Housos For Sola 72 ing, gray with black top. Call ply in person between 9 a.m. out—meet people—earn money air-conditioning, swimming SERVICE on all makes'of hear­ SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Estimates given. 649-7863. male calico. CaU 646-4617. through Simday, 321 East Cen­ adults, references. No pets, MANCHESTER — Top quaUty 643-9325 after 6 p.m. and 3 p.m. —Be an Ay649- set. $00; kitchen set, $46; 643- apartment with bathroom, heat ROCKVILLE, 9 Ward St., 4 down, smaU payments. Dealer trees topped Got a tree homes custom built, temodel- Painting, Interior and exterior, ...... ouiuig 1969. . %_ ed, trees topi>ed. Got a tree partment, will■ train for Friden caH 647-1461, ask for Mr. Chris- 18’ OTARCRAFT fiberglas, 36 0404 arid hot water, parking In rear, rooms, carpeting, stove and re- PHI^BRICK AGENCY Ross. 646-2664'. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- paperhanging, fully insured. problem! Well worth phone invoicing machine, typing re­ tlnb. INQUIRIES — ■visits Invited; h.p. EvlnrudeEhrinrude motor. Tee-Nee chests- lanre rialnt- 868-0883. frigenator, $126. monthly. 646- rages, kitchens remodeled, Eor free estimates call 649- **-wwwasitof RAMBLER 1965 excellent trans­ call, 742-8252. quired. 289-8291. MAINTENANCE Inbred litter, Reiman Sheep­ traUer, good condlUon. $460. i ------IT 0882, 649-2871. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. WAREHOUSE Helper — Full­ Can be seen at Chamberlain’s ^ drawers f i v e -ROOM, first-floor apart- portation, 6 cyUnder standard, bath tile, cement work. Man'ehatlor Parkada. REALTORS BRICK, block and stone work. MECHANIC time, Tuesday through Satur- dogs, exceptional, tempera­ each; mahogany Uvlng' room "" ment In two-year old. 2- BOL'TON — Z-room apartment, 4-door sedan, 6 per cent down, .Steps, dormers. Residential or BOOKKEEPER. — Experienc­ Atlantic StaUon, 128 East Cen­ (lay. Full fringe benefits. Ap- ment, $60 - $126. Champion sire table; caU 049-3638. family. Built-In range. Own quiet neighborhood. References smaU payments. Dealw Roes, Brick walls, patiqs, outdoor-in­ commercial. Call 649-4291. ed. General ledger through ter St. or phone 649-2706. door fireplaces, '-sidewalks, Hoor Rnhhing Matnrsmnm Dept. ply. in person. Forest St. ware- and dam. CaU 872-0313. driveway. $176 monthly. After required. $140. monthly. , 648- 646-2664. trial balance. Rapidly growing chimneys. Free estimates. HALLMARK BuUding Co. for >i(Be. Watkins Bros., Inc., 936 17’ 1968 ARISTOCRAT fiber­ 646-4200 FLOOR SANDING, and refinish­ industry, paid life Insurance, 2nd shift. M ust fee able to 6, 646-1879. 6983. 1963 RAMBLER Ambassador Domenlfe' Morrone, 649-1604. home Improvement, additions, M^tn St., Manchester. glas boat; 1968 Murcury out­ Musical Instnimonts 53 rec rooms, house painting,' ing (specializing In older hospltaUzatlon, hoUdays, vaca­ perform Indnstrlal mecbanl- f r e e kittens, well cared for, FOUR-ROOM tenement, 2 wagon, good condition. Best oal repair work and alM board motor, water skis and YOU ARE A-1. Truck Is A-1. garages, roofing, gutters. Free floors). In and outside paint­ tion and other benefits—Apply box trained. 648-9376. rooms are knotty pine, with Resort Proparty offer. After 6 p.m. 649-6143. must have ability to repair aU accessories. Also extra Cellars, attics," yards, drive­ estimates. All work guaran­ ing. No Job too small. John Contromatlcs Corp, 200 West ______J . AMPEO SVT amplifier -300 stove, and garage, west.siqe. Main St., RockviUe, or caU and install electrical equip­ WANTED - good home for cute heavy duty tUt trailer. Emer- Four electrovoice For Rant 67 1666 CTffiVROLET Impala ways sealed and small truck­ teed.. 646-2627. VerfaUle, 649-6760. H irip . W ontod— 649-3161. Personnel Manager 876-3817. ment. Excellent starting rate male puppy. Call after 1 p.m., gency sale. $1,966. or best of­ 8i>eakers In cabinet. Super Sport, 283, V-8, auto- ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- and great fringe beneflto. Mol* or l^mal* 37 MISQUAMICUT — 4 -rooms, NEWTON H. SMITH and*Son— Immedhfe Opening 643-6916. fer. 643-8279. Four months oJd. WUl oonsid- AVAILABLE June 1st, adults matic, bucket seats, maroon, mano Trucking Servie'e toll- KEYPUNCH operator — fuU- Call for Appotntmentt furnished and heated, $160. extras. Immaculate, $695. 649- free, 742-9487. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Bonds— Stocks— Blarge Hampson, 648-6198 r e l ia b l e adults tor counter er all offers. '246-6676. only, 3 large rooms, all ap- weekly. CaU 643-0491. tions, rec rooms, garages, time, experienced Alpha. work at new drlve-ln. Days ARE YOU LOOKING 1404. Mortgagos 27 Pleasant working condUions, For A Man or Girl Florists— Nursdrios 49 o T n jr iw n r Alun Hmm u t M” pHan®®®’ $1()0 month- SHARPENING Service— Saws, porches and roofing. No Job ROGERS and some weekends. Write Read Herald Ads S ^ G B R L A N D drum 1^ , 28 ^ security deposit required, 1066 FORD Galaxie 600 con­ knives, scissors, garden and too small. CaU 649-8144. MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. fringe benefits, 85-hour week. Box “ J” , Manohestsr Herald. CANADIAN hemlocks. base drum, 18" cymbal tom ^ vertible, automatic, V-8, pow­ shop tools. Power mowers re- mortgages— Interim financing 648-2814. CORPORATION tall ideal for hedges, $85 per tom, with stand, 11” cymbal off-beat stand. ExceUent con- f TVE ROOMS, central location. er steering, good condition.- paired and serviced. Pick up MASONRY - - All types of atone -expedient and confidential PUNCH PRESS oneratora' Mill and Oakland Streets Haip Wantod—Mala or Famale 3 dozen. Also White Spruce, $1 WAMTED FOR A FUTURE ? ? andnn(» delivered.HsiivarpA SharpaU,flhnnviii 686 iwK and concrete work. QualityQualitv t operators, MONITORING dlUcn. $286. 649-8870. $960. 649-9606, after 7. s«rvloe. J. D. experience necMscury. Apply in Manchester, Conn. per. foot. 29 Hudson Street, furnace, hot water. Adults or Adams St. (rear) Manchester, Workmanship, work guaran-' ASSOC. 648-6129. person. Gayle M/g. Co., Inc., An eqwd opportunity Manchester. retired only, no pets, Security. A T O N C E 1967 PONTIAC GTO, burgundy 643-6306. teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- A SECURE FUTURE! NO LAYOFFS!! 1088-C Tolland St., East Hart­ em ptoyer LINOTYPE 643-8097. wlUi black vinyl top. Low mile­ 2976. MORTAOES, loans, first, DIG your own — Scotch .Pine Olfica and Store YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOB!!! , age, excellent running condi­ SHARPENING Service — Saws, second, third. All kinds. Realty ford. MALE and FEMALE and Hemlock, $4. per tree. Dis­ BROWNSTONE Apartmentz, ' OFFICE tion. $2,000 or best offer. CaU knives, axes, shears, skates, statewide. Credit rating un' count on quantity. 644-2062. Equipment 54 new, large 4V4-room duplex,, rotary blades. Quick service. MACHINES Machine Operators UDY 043-4618. 46 Wellman Road, Roofing— Siding 16 necessary. Reasonable. Con m baths, heat, aj^llances, Learii To Be A Printer Apt. 4. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 ______fidentlal, qulck^ arrangements Weavers olr-conditloners, balcony and Florists—Nunirles 49 furniture tor »ale,^ 2 For Bookkeeping • ■ *V Main St., Manchester. Hours r o OFINO and roof repair. Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971 An excellent opportunity for the right person to ______desks, swivel chairs, file garage, adults, OaU 048-4786 PONTIAC — 1966 CataUna 9- dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. HELP WANTED Machine Repairman 371/2 hour week . . . 2 wwks’ vacation with pey . - - Coughlin .Roofing Co., Inc. 648- 983 Main St , Hartford. Eve POTTED tomato plants, also cabinet, storage cabinet. 647- or 878-9407. o Steady Poeltlon passenger wagon. Power steer­ Saturday. 7:30-4. 648-7968. learn the printing trade. Excellrat benefits. Watchman sick leave . . . retirement plan . . . hospitaJizatifm 7707. nings, 283-6879. pepper and tomato plants by 1823 after 6. ing, brakes, rear window. $825. A’rrR AC nV B 4-room iq>art- . . . and much more. MALE and FEMALE No experience necessary. Company paid benefits, Includ­ ttie dozen. Krause Florist, 621 e Good etortlng salary CaU 672-3090. RUG shampooing In your home, p 4 g r o OFINO and repairs ment, parking, yard, working Apply a t once In perooa commercial and home. Rea­ Hartford Rd. done reallsUcally. Free esti­ ing pension and profit sharing. Apply: ^ couple, no chljdren or pets. to Mr. Ulmen. Don’t delay! 1968 BLUE VALIANT convert­ sonable rates. Your business Business Opportunify 28 No experience neciusary. We wtO trula yen. Maay frtag* mates. Call anytime, 649-1516, beneats, lacludtaig proUt sharing ptaa. Some opeahiga aa Cali 649-4319. ible, bucket seats, automatic Janitor, David Green, 644-0629. 649-2373. MANCHESl'Eh Laundry Cen­ oU mree sUfto. Apply bi person betwssa St99 a.a9. oad Fertilizers TREASURE CITY transmission, 4 radial tires, / ter — minimum effort opera­ SOS pmi. 18 BISSELL STREET— MANCHESTER, CONN. (3HENEY BROTHERS, Inc. DELUXE 4-room apartment, Hk* new, $896. 6i8-6948. MASON WORK experUy done. ilanrl?w tfr BIDWELL Home Improvement tion for represented net annual UJ / 81 Cooper Hill Street HIGHEST quality cow manure PINK crepe gown, all hand oven arid range, refrigerator, Manchester Shopping Stone, bricksi, blocks, fire­ wall to wall, Heat and hot wa­ 1995 IMPALXT ftuper Sport con Co. Expert Installation of income of $19,600. pv>r particu­ delivered. $6 and $11 k>ads, 40 . beaded, size 10. Original cost P o rk s4 «, IS BISSELL ST. — MANCH^iHTBRrCONN. places, brick homes, ceUar aluminum siding, gutters and lars caU Bob Elath at J.D. M.D0N SPINNim MHU OORP. i , Manchester, Conn. 06040 and 80 bushel. Lest than 90 $260. seUing for $26. Excellent ter. Pariclng, $186. Wolverton vort^ e. AU^ ^^cellent odors. Steps, sidewalks and re trim. Roofing installation and TALOOTT VILLE, OONN. cenU per bushel, 742-8288. oondlUoii. CaU otter 4, 649A784. Agency, 649-2818. condition. Phone_ 649-8968.a.a — . work. 1-749-6116. Real Estate Associates, 648- repairs. 6494)496, 876-9109. 6129. , ^ . ... ,„..

\ / ■ . \ PAGE TWENTY^IX MANCHESTER B^VENING HERAI-D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. ■ . A ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., PAGE TWENTY-SEVIJN Out of Town \ Houses For Serf* 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 22 Ou» of Town OMtofToWB \ 72 d u t of Town Out of Town O ut o f Town Our of Town For Solo 75 For SoVt 75 For Sola * 75 MANCHESTER — 8-room Split ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort- For Solo 75 For Solo 75 For S aif 75 For Sdo 75 Widening Protests Shut KANCHBSiiaiR — Six - room BRAND new and beautiful! SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed- Ranch, separate entrance, liv- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, 7H-room gage, monthly paymenU 390. ’W O - BEDROOM Ranch, o4I ATTRACTIVE 6-room Ranch VERNON - 8H room Ranch, NOR’TH COVENTRY Colonial In the Bowers school Pour-bed room Dutch Colonial . ro°*bSi two baths, overslied ing quarters. Lakewood Circle, Ranch on wooded 100x272 lot, small three-bedroom Ranch, with large bedrooms, full baseboard heat, basement ga­ heated reo VERNON • 4 bedroom colonial ANDOVER — Dutch styled lit'! FVNNT rage, $18,600. Call 742-6819, 742- room, treed lot, TRULY DROOLY ... BOLTON — Country living for area. BV>rmal dlnln^r room, with sweeping view of Hart- two-car garage. Landscaped $36,800. Llnsay Realty, 649- overlooking reservoir and Modem kitchen, new furnace, ceramic bath, sliding glass walk-out basement, excellent with one full and two half Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, 227 Colleges in Nation Is the description of (this six the city executive, 26 minutes country kitchen and three bed- ford skyline! Two-car garage, *°t, 109x180’. Marlon E. Rob- 9108. 649-0088. country club, flreplaced Hying Call and see this cutie. Mitten doors to largo sundeck, one- 8436. locaUon. Only. $21,600. Hayee bathe. Bhi.Uy equipped kitchen, 2 ' fireplaces, double garage, rooms, 1% baths, ^ ra g e . first floor family room and all ertson. Realtor, 648-6983. room, dining room, den, laun- Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. car garage, 6n acre lot, Agency 646-0181. room Raised Ranch on quiet to Hartford, 7 rooms plu^, 16x patio, attached garage with family room, sun deck, $20,- (Continued - from Page One) scene of nonviolent antiwar pro­ ' VERNON side street. Large treed lot; 26 living room with back to Perfect family home. Wolver- the other amenities plus an ex- a TVfTHics’ncw MANCHESTER area — Seven- dry room, 8 bedrooms, garage. ^ $2AB00. Phllbrlck Agency, double driveway. Wall to wall 900.,Alayes Agency, 646.-0131. tests since Wednesday, was 6H - room Large ranch Just over Manches­ 1V4 baths, rec room with wet back fireplacee. On 1% acres today 08 president of the Unl- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. quisitly shaded lot. For de­ room Cape. Laige kitchen, Transfer dictates . sensible MANCHESTER Realtors, 646-4200. BOLTON carpeting in living room, din closed Indefinitely today bc- Rambling Ranch in' a country d'shwasher, dis|pos'al, bullt-lns, “ A HOME OF P L E N T Y ” ter Town line. Owners all packed bar and assumable mort­ of valuable property. Mur- veri/lty of Wisconsin, scene of tails, Mr. Merritt, BelHore setting with trees, all rooms price of $31,600.. Bel' Air Real Up on Notch Road, high on a inx room and halls Lovely BOL.TON CENTER, scenic loca- I"scene or cause of threats from what offl- fireplace, IH baths, beautiful 9-room Raised Ranch on a VERNON to move to Florida. Three, bed­ gage are some of the pluses ray-Snyder Realty, 248-2429 ..V*;..J r tlontlon, all electricelectric, 6-rootn n»n,.hRanch, ‘^^ys of violent antiwar clals described as outside ele­ Agency, 647-1413. large Including central hall Estate, Vincent A. Bogglni, cUff overlooking Easteirn Conn. residential area. Walking dlS' demonstrations. treed lot. Sale price, $37,900. Texas size treed lot. In one rooms, IM baths, carpeting In for $27,900. Call J. McLaugh­ evenings 621-8443, 289-6080. 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, large ments. IDEAL 2-FAMILY and foyer. 2-car attached ga­ Realtor, 643-0333. .HUGE COLONIALIII BiU this attracUve 8-bedroom tance to elementary school. me MR. CLEAN—Yes, this has to of Manfihester’s finest areas. kitchen, drapes, etc. Full base­ lin at 640-8306. Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- ’Thla home Is so big that one stone ranch. Two-car garage, Asking $83,600. Call Doris eat-ln custom kitchen, wall to Harrington, 87, submitted his Officials cited the presence of In superb condition. A host be rated as Just about the rage, $29,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ 4 bedrooms on main level, ment. Priced in mld-twentlea. IkoR ’TH Coveiitry" — 8-room 6930. of the walk-ln closets, has plus another service building Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ wall carpeting, fireplace, pine resignation at a Board of Re- "a large number of Intruders,” cleanest Ranch we've ever cy Realtors, 646-4300. 2Vi baths, 2 fireplaces, bullt- Assumable mortgage ot approx. Ranch, assumable mortgage, of features Including alumi­ a wolk-dn closet! 4 large . . . nine acres dn all. One of the tors, MLS, 648-1131. ponellng, Trvtercom, double ga- Sents meeting. Ho will become with a school spokesman add- num siding, front and rear seen! Six Immaculate roomA LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN lns, and a 2 -car garage. $12,000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, l P m , $127. monthly. Excellent MANCHESTER bedrooms, 2M baths, 16x18 best, buys In the* area, T. J, B (S W rage, one acre. Many extras. ® professor In history on the uni- “ Most of them came from porches, 2-car garage and fireplace, wall to wall In ^v- 6-4 DUPLEX Large 7-room Raised Ranch, Exceptional situation at $44,- paneled family room on first 643-1677. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. lot. Only $19,900. Frechette $27,900, Owner, 646-4882. ' ’erslty steff effective Oct. 1. other educaUonal Institutions,” situated In convenient west eral rooms, aluminum storms, Choose your own decor In 2 fireplaces, tile batlaa, 2- 900. Please call 649-8306. Realtors, 647-9993. ------Harrington told the board he university of QInclimatl stu- floor, carpeting, dishwasher ANDOVER — Lakeifrbnt I Co­ ■------— — ~ ______Manchester Parkade SOU'TH WINirSOR side location. Low, Low, screens, doors. Two air-condi­ Located on one arce of In­ either of these two new zone heat, all bu!lt-ins, large and bullt-lns, 2-car garage. ®AST HARTFORD — Brick Manchester 640-8306 Z for some dents held a peaeful sit-in at lonial, Living room with beam­ NOR’TH COVENTRY Wantad— Koal Estata 77 30’s. tioning units. Garage,, utility dustrial zoned land. Modem homes. A custom built 8- family room, laundry room, B & W Treed lot. High 30’s. 649- four-family, two bedroom ------*------______f the administration building Thon* room. Let Rick Merritt show kitchen, baths and 2-car ga­ ed celling, formal dining room, apartments with all appliances HEBRON — Cape, 8 rooms Immaculate 6-room Split. A, C. W6hfwn9, 7om6roy, Ohio room Colonial with four bed­ 2-car garage, city utilities, BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. 8306. SYLVAN SETTING!! A L L CASH for your property of ^driris ” ^ *^"'** at this time Wednesday. On Thursday the you thru this one! Belflore rage. Must ibe seen. Call to­ first-floor laundry and lava­ including air ■ conditioners. finished, one unfinished, large Young Raised Ranch, multi- 'Three bedrooms, living room rooms, and family room, or large treed lot. Owner anx­ Manchester Parkade HERITAGE HOUSE Agency, Realtors, 647-1413. tory. Master bedroom ha»> edr $62,000. Wolverton Agency living room with fireplace and bath, huge family room, and large kitchen, Also fin­ wlthdn 24 hours. Avoid red goore,’ of police and National day. an 8-room Raised Ranch ious to sell. Immediate oc­ Manchester 649-8306 with four bedrooms, two cupancy. B &L W Joining powder room. Jaloualed Realtors, 640-2818. wall to wall carpet, 10x36 sun- thermopane to sundeck, fire­ ished rec room. Wall to wall ..p., ..rvlc H.y.. ap.rd,n,» th. ,n .h. 646-2482 ASSUME 8% per cent mort­ ■ porch overlooking lake, double carpeting, tiled bath, one-car Agency, 646'0131. 1970 NCA, Inc . baths, 2-car garage. High MANCHE^TOR Texas size lot, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. deek In rear, Idrge lot. Priced place, bullt-lns, garage and :____ ^ d e b r i s - s t r e w n Washington headquarters of the gage ! Seven-room Cape with HERITAGE HOUSE garage. Owner, 742-7602. ELLJNOTON — Colonial, four more. Owner transferred A garage. Convenient location.^ elevation one-acre wooded CHARLES LESPERANCE ranch, 7 spacious rooms, Manchester Parkade to sell with assumable mort­ ^ Corps were taken over Todojr'i FUNNY will pay $1 00 for enclosed breezeway and ga­ 646-2482 Manchester 640-8306 bedrooms, one full and two gage. International Associates, anxious. Sacrifice price of Only $24,600. MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch lot. Priced in the middle paneled family room, immacu­ l a n d —Louis Dlmock Realty, T ^ arson, vandalism and jjy former volunteers today In eoch "funny" utetj Send aogt lo: rage! Pull shed dormer. Four half-baths, formal dining 647-1300. Just $30,900. Truly hard to Todoy * FUNNY. 1200 W««t Third St, with 3 bedrooms, large living 40’s. 649-7620 late condition. Only $28,900. Realtors, 649-9823 looting. a demonstration against U.8. bedrooms, formal dining room. MANCHESTER — 8-rooms with NOR’TH' Coventry - Bolton line, room, modern kitchen with beait. To Inspect call Mr. It was the ourth night of vlo- southeast L in . Cleveland, Ohio 44) 13. room with fireplace,. dining Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real­ Lagcri Noriea U & R REAL'TY CO. INC. Bowers School. $129. pays prln- „arage, on bus line, excellent U & R REALTY CO. INC. new listing, 4-room Ranch, bullt-ins, central air-condition- PH4E LAKE Shores, Coventry, Lewis. lence atemmlng f r ^ - pre^.to demonstrators, approxl- room, wall to w%ll carpeting tors, 649-8334. 643-2692 clpal. Interest, insurance, t ^ - the large family. Flnanc- 643-2692 CENTRALLY located 6-8 2-fam- decul-end street. Only $16,900. ing, garage. Wooded lot, I80x *-room year ’round home. On- END ’THOSE HOME­ throughout. Attached garage. R. D. Murdock, Realtor, 643-6472 \ ‘"v o lv ^ e n t to ^^t^ly 28 in number, ht!ng a , ------es. If m o r ^ e a s s ^ e d with , arranged. Plano lly duplex. Separate furnaces. ROLLING PA R K — Six-room Frechette Realty, 647-9993. UMITATION ORDBB, 230’, wall to waU stays. $31,000 >y $10,600. Fiano Agency, 646- SELLING WORRIES a t a c o u r t o f PROBA'rtl, B & W C a m illa ^ d the slajdng of National Liberation Front flog broke out from within the pre- Wolverton Agwey. Realtors, approximately $10,000. down.down, Agency ^-0191 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, Live rent free. Pasek Realtors, Cape plus rec room, excellent Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- OIM- held at Manchester, within and for Let us bring In a buyer. four Kent State University stu- window of one of the of- clncts of the university after po- 649-3813. Conventional financing also 2^9-7478, 742-8243. condition throughout, garage, BOL’rON — New Listing —6- the District of Manchester, on the 4200. BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Showings at your conven­ Peace Corps officials U®® stopped demonstrators from available. Ideal for growing BOWERS room Ranch, needs a little 30th day of April. 1970. __ SDC-ROOM CAPE, stone flre- Manchester Parkade MANCHESTER —New Listing cedar shingles large screened Present, Hon. John J. WaUett. VERNON CENTER, new ience. Wo need large emd Fire fl^ to r s ^ u s e d 40 to 48 pe„uaded them to remove it. leaving the campus. family. Belflore Agency, 647- modern •eplace. RANCH — .6 rooms, large living SEVEN-ROOM Cape, excellent porch, large yard. Fireplace, work but at $17,900 It’s worth 6- place, built-in stove, dishwash­ Manchester 640-8306 7-^Immaculate 6-room Ranch. it. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. "'^'Kshato of WHlIam Leslie Barrows, room Raised Ranch, 2 full er, Immaculate conditloh. small homes; call without ^ e National Liberation Froni — 1413. recreatldti/.%anl^Ali^ry neat >m with fireplace, paneled- lot and location, newly re­ remodeled kitchen, dishwash­ they were In buildings, con­ Fireplace, garage, aluminum late of Manchester In said Dtotrlot, baths, double garage, near Lovely wooded area with COVENTRY — 6-room Raised obligation! is the political arm of the Viet LOS ANGBLEIS (A P ) — Vice and well maintained home, tamdily room, air-conditioned, modeled den, assumable SMi Basic W hite struction sites, barricades and sldinig, beautiful lot. Assum- NEW LISTING —Desirable Hol- er, disposal. Asking $28,800. deceased. , _ schools. large lot. $28,900 Ranch. Modern kitchen with Oong. President Spiro T. Agnew eaya $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency,/ large masjer bedroom, attrac­ per cent mortgage. September On motion of Armand T. Vlgeant, brook. Ideal for children. Near similar structures. able mortgage. Asking $24,900. lywood Section. Lovely Coloni- Owner, 649-6622, Principles Wcstvlew Drive, Bolton, Connect­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. bullt-ins, l\ i baths, fireplace, KEITH REAL ESTATE The flag was replaced by a shooting of four Kent Realtors, 646-4200. tive yard with privacy, $28,900. occupancy. Owner, 643-9212. INVITATION Gay City. $28,000. Call 643-1086. "There were maybe three Frechette Realtors, 647-9903. ^ with 2-car garage. Screened only. "* icut. executor. family room, sundeck, 2-car 649-1922, or 646-4126 Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, ORDERED; That three months buildings where there was any ro*! banner proclaiming ‘ 'Ldber- st^ents by from the 30th day of April, gOrage, % acre wooded Tot, kind of serious damage at all,’ ’ »«<*", Not Pacification." A Ohio NaUonal Guard t i ^ was porch And patio, flreplaced liv- ROOMING HOUSE, 14 rooms, 646-4200. MANCHESTER IjOvely dorm- $22,900 PICTURE-BOOK land- "TO BID RANCH ■— Modern kitchen with 1970 be and the same are limited $28,600. Philbrick Agency, he said, "but we don’t know for epokesman for the Peace Corps **»^I« ehow is syndicated nation- Just paint, wallpaper and cy 646-0131. cation, 1146 Main Street, Man­ Mayor Speaking Hayes Agency 646-0181. held tin evening rally on cam- 1st peacefully with Its former wide by Westinghouse’s Oroui> $16,300. SIX-ROOM older home, elbow grease. Built with AT A COURT OP PROBA'TE. REALTOR 649-9823 MANCHESTER building lots, chester, Connecticut. held at Manchester, within and for puS. volunteers. W, broadcasting dlidslon. Ih s MANCHESTER Sul^rbs — 7- centrally located. Assumable charm and quality in 1843, SOUTH WINDSOR city sewer and water, A and Douglas E. Pierce, the District of Manchester, on the To Ripon Group Hundreds tried to march on "W e were advised by the videotaped Interview "w ill be room Split, tip-top condition, 4hi per cent mortgage with this home has modem heat, 4th day of May, 1970. ' M AXI RANCH B Zones. Phllbrlck Agency Business Manager Present, Hon. John J. WalloU, Birch Hill Estates—7-room Manchester Mayor Nathan the Capitol several blocks away. White House to play It cool,'’ the aired next Wednesdt^. fireplace. Family'^ room, gar­ large down payment or con­ wiring and pliunbing. Six HEBRON — $19,900 for this Realtors, 646-4200. J***!*®- _ . . . . ANDOVER — We have two Raised Ranch. Cathedral but were turned back by troop- spokesman said. " I f they de- Frost asked Agnew:, " I f it is age 2 acres. Mid 20'A Hayes ventional financing. Mr. Zins­ rooms (8 bedrooms) plus Estate of Ernest Parks, late of huge 12-room Colonial built Agostinelli is one of three Re­ on Manchester in said District, deoeos- Ranch homes, worthy of in­ celling, living room with publican candidates for lieuten­ ers and a cloud of tear gas. stroy property or something like discovered there was no shot Agency, 646-0131. ser, Belflore Agency, 647-1413. den, mud room, panltry, COVENTRY —% acre building NOTICE 1892. ’Two acres, sound con­ cd. spection, that offer quiet sub­ Oooir to ceiling stone fire- ant governor invited to speak The large group broke up, that we will have to call the po- fired at them by a sniper, and walk-up attic and ba^ment. lot, $1,700. Call 643-1034 after TOWN OF COVENTRY On motion ot Jean« Elizabeth dition. Helen D. Cole Realty, DOUBLE A zone. Pour bed­ Parka, 127 East Middle ’Tpke., Man­ urban living, $20,900 and pilace. Kitchen with large at a public meeting In Hartford with some milling around the lice but otherwise we won’t they Just opened fire without a Out of state owner author­ 8 p.m, ZONING BOARD 648-6666. room Remch with complete chester, Conn., executrix. $24,900. Fiano Agency, 646-0101. eating area, glass sliding square and others fleeing to the, bother them.” warning shot or anything . . . is IN-LAW ized a substantial asking ORDERED: That three months Wednesday night. OF APPE A LS , doors, and concrete patio. campus and adjoining student The offices taken over were the word for th a t‘munter’ ?’ ’ ARRANGEMENT central air-conditioning! 2M » price reduction to $24,900. VERNON Lot has 239.87’ from the 4th day of May, BOL’rO N — First offering of 8%- Sponsored by the Greater MINI ESTATE At an executive session of 1970 be and the same are limited Rustic paneled family room residential areas. those handling affairs for Asia “ Yes, but not first-degree,’ ’ baths, 2-car garage, hall axme frontage, community water, room Dutch Colonial. Retiring SOUTH WINDSOR Hartford Chapter of the Ripon Can be made in this ex­ the Coventry Zoning Board of and allowed for the creditors withk* with fun wall brick fire­ treed lot. Full, finished base­ beautiful location. Priced Southward, reason for sale. Seven-room colonial In tip top Society, a national Republican At least seven persons were end Africa. the vice president replied. tremely laig-e Split with 2H APPROX. 3 ACRES ODEGARD REALTY Appeals/held Monday, May 4th, which to bring In their claims place. Three bedrooms, for­ ment plus’ office. Steel beam right. Call Mitten Agency, against said estate, and said ex­ Private financing ^ possible.______condition. 2M baths, fireplace, organization. It will be at 8 p.m. Injured Diursday night at the About 10 demonstrators i>aced “ . . . When there ia no 643-4365 the following appeals were dis­ ecutrix is directed to give public mal dining room, two full ceramic baths. Set cm im­ construction. Lovely stone $24,000. Fiano Agm cy, *646-0191. buUt-lns . . . Just loaded with in the Tower Auditorium of the University of Washington as back and forth on the sidewalk premeditatimi but simply an Realtors, 643-6930. posed of os follows; notice to the creditors to bring In pressive large lot in con­ work in front! Early occupan­ their claims within said time al­ ------extras. Even has carpeting. baths, two-car garage. $38,- Hartford Insurance Group, at small bands of demonstrators •** front of the office, stopping to over-response in the heat of an- 1. 3^e request of Donald Min­ 900. venient residential neighbor­ cy, assumable 8% per cent We have Just listed one of the most delightful properties MANCHESTER — Six-family lowed by publishing a copy of this VERNON — Manchester Line Heavily wooded half-acre lot. Asylum Ave. and Cogswell St. prowled the campus and Its en- chat with pasrorsby and news- ger that results in a killing, it is in the area. Plus it has Just been completely redecorated ton, South Street, to keep 2 order in some newspaper having a hood. Many excellent fea­ mortgage! Belflore Agency, and a two-family In one parcel. circulation In said probate district 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, Owners are anxious to move Other potential GOP noml- vlrons. Windows were broken In men, a murder, and it certainly can- from the Basement to the Roof. New Wall-to-Wall carpet­ Rosortort ProiProparty horses on one and seven U & R REAL’TY CO. INC. tures including an in-ground 647-1413. Fully rented with excellent in­ wlthki ten days from the date of aluminum siding, 2*4 baths, . . . sensibly priced in the mid nees for lieutenant governor two area banks and three uni- They handed out le ^ e ts urg- not be condoned.’’ ing throughout 6 rooms. Custom Built house consisting of 8 this order and return make to this pool. Very low 40’s. come. Off street parking. Wol­ For Sola 74 tenths acre of land was first-floor family rooms, ga- thirties. Immediate possession. „ 648-2692 ■ r, who wUl speak are Mayor Milo verelty buildings. ing other government agencies Agnew said the guardsmeiy LO VELY 7-room Split in quiet large_ rooms, 3% baths, 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, unanimously granted as an court of the notice given. extra large living room with view. 2-car garage etnd a verton Agency, Realtors, 649^ COVENTRY — L og cabin sum- JOHN J. W aI l ETT, Judge. rage, $88,700. Hayes Agency. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. ***“ ^*c*'' Realtor, 643-6472 Peck of Windsor and former Police said they had received ie halt business until the war In "were probably under a gPMft HERITAGE HOUSE residential area. Kitchen has O01 o ® exception. 646-0181. swimming pool, stone walls, etc. This may be the one 2813. mer cottage, fireplace^ living state Sen. Lawrence Gilman of a number of reports of a group Vietnam and Cambodia ends. amount of tension. One or t w stove, dishwasher, disposal. 2. Frank L. Hastings, Standish ANDOVER,^ LAKE—^Waterfront,i.iiuuu— vvaienr HEBRON . . .acre lot plus neat you’ve been waiting for. For further information or inspec­ room, completely darpeted, Bozrah. All three were en­ of middle-aged men said to be "In recent weeks we have may have lost control an^kuiat 646-2482 Formal dining room. Fire­ tion, call today. COLONIAL — Ansoldi buUt. Rd., appealing for a vari­ FIVE-TEAR-OLD, three ■ bed­ 6-room **ohome, 8*4-room ranch. Threfe bed­ enclosed porch, excellent con­ dorsed by their town commit­ roaming the campus, beating up seen the invasion of Cambodia, caused the tragedy . . . / place. WaU to wall carpeting. 24’ llvlng_^room, 3 fireplaces. ance in order to build- a room Ranch with heated ,rec stove, fllirtm c/l Jflj p f rear rooms, plus rec room, rear 1366 students and spraying them renewed bombings of North Viet- “ i -would guess that it a very large dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes room In Rplllng Woods, Cov­ tees. NEW Listing —Call early to in- Recently redecorated Inside formal building on the comer of porch overlooklng'^Take, ga^ porch. Trees galore. Idea! for 10V4-24V4 Agostinelli, Peck and Gilman ® chemical. nam, further attempts to exter- volatile young man got a brick dining Agency, 646-0131. epect this unique 6-room Cape nod out. Close to schools, shop­ 8ms, en- Lake and Main Streets. This entry. 6% per cent assumable rage, $19,800. Phllbrlck Agen' chlldron. Lower 20’s. T. J. will participate In a sym- ' I " Florida, Gov. Claude,K)rk mlnate the Black Panthers and m the neck or in the ribs he closed pofcE on oversized private and ping. High 20’s and worth It. GIANT’S NECK Beach — Full would require a variance of mortgage.. Call owner, 742-9781. cy Realtors, 646-4200. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. Each wardrobe should poslum, to be moderated by students In an all-night m u ^ r s at Kent State," the might Just blow up," Agnew $38,900. Philbrick heavily treed lot, fireplace, Fast sale wanted. Mr. Lom­ Agency beach front, onchco'age, view 44 feet, and would violate Home boast of one ‘basic white’ Robert S. Smith, president of '-'’‘ K‘l ^^e gree.n at Florida l e ^ t said. g^ld. wall to wall, dormer, extra bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Zoning Ordinance 10.3, in especially when it’s as qf sound, 8 bedrooms, H i Ripon Society of Greater Hart- fj^ te University In T a U a J ^ e e 'Ihese evm ts ^ v e left no -one of the things that is ov- closets, etc. Wolverton Agen­ 1413. that It would project further lovely a style as this one! REALTORS FOUR-ROOM house. Ideal for baths, large living room, ford. Klrk sat In a wicker chair and doubt about the United States’ erlooked in that Incident is that cy, Realtors, 649-2813. toward the street than an ad­ Front Make a second in a vivid fielded questions from about 800 continued commitment to the the guardsmen are vou w MANCHES’TER 6-room Colonial couple, 814 psr cent assumable dindng room, 2-car {parage. OaU 646-4200 joining building. It is, there­ print or fabric of your students. goal of worldwide domination, people too yo*™» .SIX-ROOM PLUS •Colonial, as- bus line, 1^ baths, new kitch- mortgage. $16,000. 643-7128. MSA of NE, 1-448-9718, 1-636- choice. N o . 13G6 with fore uhanimously denied. ‘A Earlier more than 1,000 stu- They have forced us to take an ">niev ai-i* nn nir sumable 8^ per cent mort- on, new furnace, must see. 2182. PHOTO-GUrDE is in New MANCHESTER — $19,900. for The effective date shall be B y B B A KEITH Sizes 10*/4-24*/i (bust 33- Logoi Noticos gage. H i baths, large porch, Must seU. $21,600. Hayes Agen- $21,900 . . .CHOICE cape, six AS MBltfBERS of the Manches- May 9th. I OPEN HOUSE Sat. lto5 this well maintained 8-room 47). Size 12^, 35 bust Industrial zoned lot. Middle cy, 646-0131. Hints for the people who are rooms, basement garage, alu- ter knd Greater Vernon Multi- Ranch with wall to wall, Signed: . . . 2% yards o f 45-inch. 20’s. Call Morrison, Realtor. Out of Town moving. First book your MANCHESTER -• Deluxe cus­ minimum siding. Large porch, pie listing system this office aluminum siding, garage, bus Grant E. Toothaker Sr., mover far enough In ad­ SEND 11$ Is csiBi for sack pit- 643-1018. Rolling Hills, Mansfield ttra ts Inclutft flrstislasi nilirni. tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, excellent condition, good has hundreds. of choice prop- line and more. Hurry! Wol- For Sola 75 Chairman vance that you don’t have to heW^at^MSJ*^Ter,°wlthta^^^r guns off campus. Evehtually the Better than Hitler" and °"Free t o m ^ r ta w ^ w e Sae Banett, Maaekestei the District of i^chester, on the demonstrators dispersed and the Black Panthers " * perhaps we should not Im- MANCHESTER — Economical 214 baths, 2-car garage, all financing. T. J. Crockett, Real- erUes for sale in all price verton Agency, Realtors, 649------T .David Roach, worry. Be sure you let the XvcalBS Hszald. U6S AVB. tor, 643-1677. m n e r o a o tv rl af«r1zza *T ^» VERNON. — Vacailt newer 6- 4-room Ranch, desirable con­ aluminum, private treed lot, ranges and styles. 'Let us 2813. Secretary Post Office know of your Jensen’s highly modern ReSlrMneot Homs VUloges ore loositsd througliout OF A M B B lS srN i^ Y O B K , J. wallett. police remained armed. the United 4fi«*«tomen a boom Raised Ranch. Fam ily move and to where to send N.T. ISSM.. venient location with recent plush living in the finest of. solve your housing problems ____ and along the Bsatsni Seaboard. Judse., , Early today an estimated 200 states invnlvemAivt tn nrnn-VwwiiQ levei. fQH In f’ooni, fireplace. H i baths. your mall. Give notice of K s l !!!!?•> *4toii with ZIP Estate of Martha L. Hansen aka demonstrators were arrested Jnvolwmmt in C ^ b o d la - jt seems to me," Agnew con- today. Call Doris Smith, Jar- CONTE: ■r CODE; Stjrls Nimbtr asl Slu. Martha Hansen, late of Manchester demonstrators were arrested demonstrated around the world tinned "thnt hn/t __* improvements. $17,900. Fiano neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, HORSES your moving date to all util­ vis Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, beautifi e!|ing, 7*4 $28,90q. Offers conslder- Send 50^, add 15$ for In said District, deceased. during a protest starting during todavi. some in London uabur an- rocks not Agency, 646-0191. 646-0131. Large Lot Cape ity companies gas, oil, wa­ ^ rimidards In these devriopments a<« oo high that the higher Income group wonts William r Hansen, " in Lzmoon USUlg an- been tbmum tbai-a I____ 643-1121. rooms, ______e flag- Pasek Realtors. 289-7478, postage and handling for On motion of WUllam C. Hansen, (he nls-ht "on the U n lv ersltv o f been throw n there w ou ld have IN MANCHESTER ter, electricity, telephone. to Uro tosro economtcal enough so the middle snd even the tower liiSome groinis 27 Elro Street, Manchester. Conn., “ e u m ^ l i y OI jm o l blood to p rocla im th e ir op- h -a - ^ chance n* the willn^V, stone p ^ o . $29,600.^ Phllbric”k 7«-8243. can afford to Uve there. a copy of Spring & Sum­ administrator. Iowa campus In Iowa City when position. chance of the MUlnsr."MUlng.' Arrangements for billing and HIGHLAND PARK area, new Agency Realtors, 646-4200 I Lots of Uvlng coupled I mer '70 Basic f a s h io n . ORDERED; That three ninths (Jigy tried to take over the old Frost: "And I suppose had the Yes, this alttractlve 7-room HEBRON — $23,900, Randt, 3 service depend on whatever An anti-American demoiwtra- ^ 6-room Raised Ranch, 2 baths, with a gxxxl Investment from the 4th day of . May, Cape with 1*4 acres of land In this e-room Cape agreement you and the next 1970, be and the same are limited C apitol building, 2-car garage, handy location. bedrooms, alumlmnn siding, I fion by 300 FlU ^o ytmt^ was rocks^y;^S.«»a.public notice to the_ creditors------to stable and garage. Owner 4200. plus full basement. H i ce­ EAST HARTFORD — ’Three- bath, quality storage sary at your destination If __ was unable to hapdte them. had the buildings not been Must be capable of “ setting up” own machine. service^ are to be ready on bring In their claims i^thin said Police arrested one young * anxious. ramic baths, fireplace, nat­ bedroom Ranch with bullt-ins, building or children’s | Ume* aUowed‘‘by“ bubrishing‘ a copy Those arrested re p o rted ly but- MANCHESTER — $24,900. Hill arrival. man as the demonstrators re- not ha* ****"*a **?*!? ^ Small, aggressive company with excellent growth ural cabinets and woodwork, fireplace, carpeted living playhouse In a yard of this order In some newspaper rendered peacefully. that has plenty of room { having a clrculatlori In said pro- fused to .w«.vvleave *after their permit , ^ ^be overlooking parkade, at­ fenced in play area, nearby room, full basement and car­ 1. Business 2 Zoned lot. tn bate district within ten days from -At Kent State University, the About potential. Good wages and fringe benefits. Apply: HERITAGE HOUSE for play and gardening. 'heart of Manchester, cor-' , A „ , expired. About 100 h elm et^ po- ^ w<»Mn‘t have Been tractive Cape, fireplace, recreational park, other ex­ port. Priced right. Interna­ the date of this order and return faculty returns today to a sUent ^ embassy ,.r 646-2482 aluminum siding, recreation tras. Only 3 years old With a Just offered at $23,900. ner of Oak and Cottage. make to this court of the notice ^nmrkiu. tional Associates, 647-1300. ODEGARD REALTY ' *4 acre. A Daisy given campus bt London, pigs’ heads L d V? suppose we ootfld go room, garage, wooded lo t good assumable mortgage, JOHN J. W ALLETT, Judge, the school w h ere fou r students M8-4StS 2. Summer place, Coventry. animal offal were dumped out­ on, had the President not an­ MORELAND PRODUCTS, INC. at $26,600. l -r a : ment Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Lake privileges. Includes AT A COURT OF PROBATE, hilled M^day by National side the offices of a number of nounced the excursion Into portlallg-ggjsini,. gaifige, near 649-8824. furnishings. $8600. held at Manchester, within and for G uardsm en during a demon- Camlaodla, maybe the demon­ 1414 'XOUjAND t p k e . MANCHESTER 643-2106 INVITATION the District of Manchester, on the gtration. American corxx>natlons In pro­ h'gh-sclB&r'flSjSii; Philbrick ODEGARD REALTY 3. Lot in Coventry. $1200. strations wouldn’t have token MANCHES’TER —^New Listing, 6 4 3 - 4 3 6 5 J 6th day of May, 1970. i. test against the Indochina war. , ,, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. TO BID ()ne-half acre treed lot in Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Fu n eral services w e re held The front doors of Aaner'lcan ^ Immaculate 6-room Cape. 643-4365 Andover. $2200. Judge. T hu rsday fo r tw o o f the victim s. Estateusiaie oiof aimsAlme u.O. tutyiiiuiiu,Raymond, miolate wnio- on nf Plain Express, Bank of America, Pan gnew. Well, now you are MANCHESTER off Porter St. Fireplace, garage. Assumable ______Board’The of Education, 4. Assumable 6% mortagage. of M^chester, in said District, de- * ^nd” ' wnii^!li American World Airways and back Into an Interesting deluxe custom built Ranch VA 614 per cent. Good location. MANCHESTER — Immaculate Manchester, Connecticut, In- Duplex 4-4 West Side. ceased.' view, N.Y., and . William _ a ^ j area.” home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, Only $i23,600. Frechette Real- 7-i 00m Colonial within walking vltes bids for the replacement Mid twenties. The administratrix, having ex- gchi^eder 19 of Lorain Ohio Dow Chemical cv,Co. were do,.Koddaubed hlblted her administration account acnroeoer, l», of itoram, omo. with animal blood. About 11^ chanting demon- 2-car garage. ’The very best. tors, 647-9093. distance to high and Junior curbing at the Manchester PRESIDENTIAL 6. Oversized Ranch. Three with said estate to this Court for TwO-xoeds killed in the gunfire A mammoth protest is sched- ®‘rotors carrying antiwar pla- Hayes Agency 646-0131. high, 3 bedrooms, formal din- High School. Bids will be re- bedrooms which will take allowance. is hnWpH pnFll.-i- King Size Beds, 2 Full ORDERED; That the 26th day of bunea earner. uled for London's Trafalgar paraded in front of the * IMMACULA’TE 6^-room. Ranch Ing room, newly remodeled celved up to 4:00 p.m., D.S.T., V lL U G E THE HERALD IS LOOKING Baths.. 2-car garage. LaTge May. 1970. at two o'clock afternoon The slayings focused the bur- Square Saturday when organ!- Gentury Plaza Hotel where Ag- ’TWO-FAMILT, 8-8, with attach- with rec room and garage, 3 kitchen, spacious ly i baths, Monday, May 18, 1970. ’The Center St. A Thompson Rd. at the Probate Office In Ui6 Munlcl- geonln g cam pus discontent o v e r ed garag^. Excellent condl- bedrooms, kitchen has tniilt-ins Manchester treed lot. 18 minutes fr(m pal Building In said Manchester, “ . . zers say 60,000 marchers will reportedly stayed overnight shaded'lot. Wolverton Agency, Hoard of Education reserves be £^d the same is assigned for a iT esiu en t N ixon s decision to tlon throughout. Large lot. and dining area. $23,600. Wol- ; J' Manchester. converge on the U.S. Embassy e^*er the Frost interview. There Realtors, 640-2813. ' ' the right to reject any and all IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 6. ’Three lots off E. Center hearing on the allowance of said ad- send U.S. troops into Cambodia FOR A Correspondent $27,600. Wolverton Agency, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- ministration account with said estate, ^ in G rosven or Square. were no incidents. ------V— ------bids. Specifications and bid St. a t y uUIltles. “ A " Realtors, 640-2818. 2813. aaaartainmaniascertainment of heirshair, and order and Tevltallzed the ontlwar students from the The Secret Service declined to FOuRU'bedroom, front - to -rear forms may be obtsdned at the 1 h 2-Bedroom Apartments Zone. of distribution, and this Court directs m ovem en t s complete electric kitchen that notice of the time and place American school In London 8lve details of Agnew’s trip; but Split, two baths, fireplace, rec- Business Office, Board of Edu- Lights that automatically The result was a call for a na- FOR SOUTH WINDSOR assigned for said hearing be given marched to the embassy today tnlght return to Wash- reatlon room, garage, screened cation, 1146 Main Street, Man- • 2 Air Condltixmers turn on at dusk and off at to all persons known to be interest-■ tlonwlde campus Strike And porch, stove, dishwasher, fenc- Chester, Connecticut, dawn are now being installed with a petition calling- for a halt l**gton by tonight, thereon by publ^^lng rropV’ ot'ulU " ’ “ 'y closings. ed yard, large lot. $28,000. Douglaa B. Pierce , s WoU-iiib-waU carpeting In many new homes to AMAZINO RETIREMENT HOMES to irtaJtary action in Cambodia. Frost asked Agnew if he DOOKKEEPER . ' i order in some newspaper having An Associated Press survey Char Bon Agency, 648-0683. Business Manager brighten haUs and stairs and a circulation m said pistrict; at least showed 227' campuses closed A Vietnam ,, moratorium j cam- , mrrantthought Presidenta,rr.r.or.k Nixon “ In the If you have a strong interest in your •town s Meister ’TV antenna ^ dltq , burglars’ prospects. Seeking a prof easlonal with overall knowledge of book­ Homes are not shell homes, but ore completely finished snd furnished with no extras reI1Suf^^“d‘’b tm a m ^ ‘ by%e'rtSted during the week. TOe National Z We have Our Welcome Mat ’mail, on or before May 1970. a Education Association In Wash- ® cities with demon- X g hi description last keeping. Permanent, full-time position, Y d ip g fast e 1*A baths ^ to buy. AU of Jensen’s pre-bulk homes and mobllehomes ore built to Americoh Stand­ and some writing experience, call Mr. out to anyone who wants to ard Association Code A119.1 or above. - in^on says thero are about growing company. New office building, attractive coun­ • Laundry, storage area in buy or sell a home. Do stop strators os "bums;’ Conn.; Marie E. Robichaud, 28 Stln- 1,600 college and Universities In P®*^**® *** syoney. try location, no traffic to fight. Xhccellent salary and the ban^ent ln .at Chemasi at The Herard, 643-2711. Professionally Landscaped Lota^you will be ourprised at the layout and planning on son Place, Windsor, Conn.; Valero the nation More than 1,800 police stood “ I don’t think so," Agnew re- fringe benefits. Apply in person: ' Miany Other Features each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy riutde trees and colorful flowering ehrube MghUght E iS “ university presidents Sydney T o ,^ Hall as ® ^ t l y how that this elevelcpment y \ mond. 29 Palm St.,. Manchester. Thufednv aftpr oonfi»rrinc’ speakers from trade unions, uni- was usea, s On Bus Une with president Nixon that Z ve*'sttles ^ sohttols called for re- HELP! lande Flrpe, 29 Stone 8t., Manches- had assured them hla ndminis U*e withdrawal of Auatrallan . ceived a letter from a professor GAVROK CORPORATION Mlodets open 1-7 P M . or Bsttrement HMIM VUlagi^i ore engineered, planned and buUt around the theory that pra-buUt home mobUehome living Is praotioal and enjoyaMe for couples. We do not ter conn., and return make to this r t l ^ T u T d c e a L and American troops from Viet- at a <«Uege to (8taa- IndintrM Pork Rd. > ; RNs By A{q;x>lntmenit- KEITH ~ recommend this type of living for people with sdSMl. diUdren. 5282 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. tUe criticism of t h e l i ^ e m l c "am. . . . ^ E X IT Vt OFF PARKWAY ® ------community. Police blocked a breakawajl' years of research go up in a fire LPNs 646-2623 REALKTATC YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE RETIRED to buy a retirement home. Many people whose AT A COURT OF PROBATE, At r^»vin^nn Ky., University E” ***? marchers who at- that was set by someone who Routes IS and 84—Vernon, Conn. 643-1023 \| 178 East Center Straet last child has left home, purchase them aXIiough their rettrament may be 10 to 16 •held at Manchester, within and for r » ja a i l ‘temiAed----- ” *— to stop traffic — on •*-“ the brnUo broke Intn into h his u n/Mn. offleq on^i and turned years away. the district of Manchester, on the Kentucky President OUa Sin AIDES and ORDERLIES 643-4112 »- S4S-lDn 64S-41iM 5th day ot May, A.D. 1970. gletary aiuiounced today the Sydney Harbor Bridge. It tope^^turvey and burned his Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, j,ut M<>*^ ^ »’« » P~te®ters pa,^^ High l> p e Muehaeers this tow coot houetag is not neoeesarUy purohaoed by low In­ Judge. marched In Brisbane. But stu- "And the President said that Cooks and Kitchen Assistants.' come people, but to the contrary Is purchased by the older well-to-do, who are Intereot- Estate of Anna MayMa; Daly aka that commencement exercises, —-- --— - - - sd in reducing the kvlng costs and i^yalool drudgery. ’The boueework 1s a few moments b,'^d*dii'tric?*^Ae««ed “ "«=''«»**'• scheduled for next week, have dents who tried to stage a 'a t- soipeone ^ ^ Housekeepers. a day, and maintenance la almost ncn-exlstent Use tome of tbe extra time for card WUllam been postponed. down were frustrated by trade whb would destroy ail those «« N® *THW O O O a t a r t m i n t s years of work by . . . one of the 88D HILLIARD STREET MANCHESTER parties, vlsttiag, swimming pool, relaxing In tbs Sauna or simply Us around. B. Dowd, "executor under the will n-i ThiirwHav niithni-ltlaD re. unlonlsta w ho oo n tjiu ed m arch - W anted Maintenance and Laundry and Cleaning Depts. of Erie E. Daly, deoeosed executor inursaay, auinonuea re foremost scholars in the world . WANTED Gay gingham aprons are under the wUl of aald Anna May p orted 34 arrests on cam pus, *>*b - Sfc-JTiiin nortl»-TWke Adams Low Prices — Bzey Financing — Prices Start at $8,t00. embroidered with daisy Daly, praying that this Court hear mostlv stemming from two -A** estintated 70,000 people . . was indeed a bum. All Shifts— full and part-time. Unusual salary S t to HUllsrd St.—Tam right. Available immedlatelyi \ r i motif.s for a bright and *pr^anted'"^'}S' the "said*' Krfo demonstrations. A 7 p.m. cur- in a peaceful march to experienced cheerful look. Friends ycre presimted to the said Erie uem onavnuioiw. a i p.m. cur------^ ***«^**^^^^ — Full-TImn — APMtments\ ------W ★w Central Air — E. Doiy, executor, within' the-ttoio few ’niursday was lifted at 6:30 Melbourne. the description and pernape and fringe benefits, in modem nursiiig home. Oona tl^ g h Cturjftttea i, Auoony For ehann, prestige, comfort snd, the giestcst value in low cost Housing will be plcaseiJTo receive ' clTtas^ agitost‘ 1Sud‘” U m u “ “h li a.m. today.' Snipers to Caracas, Venezue- characterize it as a Httle mild," )ted i, Balcony Off Uvlng Boom them as gifts! No. 5282 ★ Combloatloa Family Room and■* Fo” 0711]^ Dlnhig Room h IW l !. - . CMitset'for appointment . . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling HiUs, 429-1891. Mr. ORDERED; That the foregoing At WhltUer (Calif.) College, la, killed two high school pupdls Agnew said. LUBRICATION MAN Oeramlo Tiled Batha In Both 1 and S has apron directions; UNOTYPE OPERATOR Beriroom Apts. A Private Okon, Main Office, 247-5209. embroidery graphs. t f « “.!ib"ate'‘S& M & eSrr wh Nixon was and ^un^ two ------***P ® rt»n d Private Basement with Washer and Dty«r Hook- You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest ’1 ,Hie Rev. Walter H. Lpomlg service to the Rocky Hill Vet­ morrow at 9:30 a.m. at ’ the 15 94 tomorrow In tha 60'a. ProbabUl- . t of Community. -Raptist Church , « church. erans Hospital. One member of To Ai)l^ofti Manchetter— A City of Village Charm ty of rain ao percant. ; f j will conduct a service Sunday the club, Paul A. Schuetz, has y at 8:1S a.m. on radio station given over 1,000 hours of volun­ The Mens' Club of Center Con­ The fouptier of Ward Tech­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 187 WINF. 'The program is sponsor­ teer Service to the hospital. gregational Oiurch wlll sponsor nical Insfltute, a University of (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—INCLUDING TV) ed by the Manchester Council Wfu^erlatkl MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 (ClaaaltJod Advertlaliig on Page M ) PRICE TEN CENltl an auction tomorrow at 10 a.m. HarUojd affiliate, has pledged of Churches and the Clergy As­ in Woodruff Hall of the church. sociation Of Manchester. Grade 9 Methodist Youth fOftimO toward a development Fellowship of South United i^mpalgn that Includes plans DISCOWMT Methodist Church will meet to­ The Hrst Communion for con­ CCDGnATIONS The name of Mtcha^ Norman for a $3()0,000 building on the night at 7:30 at the church firmees of St. Mary’s Episcopal appeared Incorrectly as Richard UofH campus. campus. C'hurch will be Sunday at 7:30 On the southeast comer of the oppoaltie side of Nebo Ave. The donation was made by In yesterday's Herald story oi was Coucho’s blacksmith shop. p.m. in the church sanctuary. Main and Charter Oak St., Samuel I. Wrird, Inventor, scien­ TMThAMD Manchester Education Associa­ Later operated by Denoi’a Wall. Couples Bridge Group I of the After the service, they will -be tist, manufacturer, and presi­ tion officers. A Buckley School stood the old “Cheney Block." Later a man named Matchett Manchester Newcomers Club guests of the parish at a break­ dent of Crystalab Inc., who Hartford Rd. & Pios St, ttmdwslar sixth grade teacher, he .was nl two-story with basement, had a blacksmith »hbp pnd car­ Cambodia Move Goes will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. fast.. foimded Ward Institute as the elected MBA vice president. fooden frame, flat tin roofed riage' repair a little souUi of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CRL School of Electronics in and painted the early Cheney where Globe Hollow brook cToss- 1948. Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ John Pierog, 18 Laurwood Dr., State Trooper Gary Trombly slate-gray. William H. Cheney ed under Main St. Still a little . On April 21, UofH made pub- Get a Hefiiistart on summer duct a theocratic ministry Bolton. The Couples Poker will be guest speaker at the Sun­ had his general store on the farther south was Flonkldn’s 11 Its plans for a cohaprehenirive school tonight a t 7:30 and a Group will also meet at 8 p.m. day Morning Coffee House at street level floor and carried in tariliiage and blind shop over the development program to re­ service meeting at 8;3S in King-, a*, the home of Mr. and Mrs. 9:30 a.m. at St. M ary’s Epis­ stock almost everything needed brook. Later “ Pete" Daldiwln’s locate Ward Technical Institute Everything^ You Need For Faster Than Expected copal Church. He will discuss dom Hall. Robert Crawford, 191 Henry St. by people of that time. That patot shop. The Frankllna had a driving safety program and on the u n lve^ ty ’s 200-acre West was the business center of the big flatrootfed house on the show a film, “ Final Factor.’’ Hartford campus. South Manchester. oast of the brook. It was H ie institute, which prepares WASHINGTON’ (AP)— At one time the U.S. post of-' la*»r homo of the Seafitrand OUTDOOR Mothei^ — In or Our of Season, We Have It! students for technical careers in President Nixon has told flee was In the east end on Caanlly of fish peddlers for many the eletronlcB field, is presently Allies Send the nation destruction of years. It also had to make way Crlsp-Alre; McIntosh, Cortlands, Rome, Russets and Red De­ Phys Ed Theme Charter Oak St. At another time housed In Hudson Hall at 318 enemy sanctuaries is going for the new road work. licious Apples. „ . . it was op the south side and ex­ Hudson St. In downtown Hart­ faster than expected and Native: Asparagus, Dandelions, Scallions, Rhubarb, Belgian Of PTA Meeting tended out toward Main St. be­ Next to ithe south was a cow ford. Its speial feature is a IIVIXG Ships Into Endive, Boston Lettuce, Oeeen - Veii-i.. Sqiir^eh. the great majority of yond the front of the main pasture, through which went a two-year program leading to an American troops will be Green - Yellow Beans, Turnips, Peppers, Egg l3owers School upper grade well beaiten path worn by bare associate degree In applied \ building. Walter Cheney had a pulled out of Cambodian Plant, Leeks, Beets, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Spinach, pupils will present a physical drug store In the east end of the feet going to and from swim­ science with majora in electron- Parsnips, Butternut Squash and Cherry 'I'ciiiat. es. Cambodia education program at the PTA building until it was moved to ming at the old Globe Holtow is and electro-mechanical tech­ territory, before mid-June. Fresh: Sfrawberries, Peaches, Honeydews, Cantaloupes, "... All Americana o f a ll the new building as the business pond. Along this paith we search- nology. J / > SAIGON (AP) — A force o t 30 Red - Green - Blue Grapes, Papayas, Watermelons, meeting ih tte school auditorium 0 ^ kinds, including advloors,. wtU center moved up town. ed for and were am ieed watch- The aim of the Word deysl^ U.S. naval boats and 70 South Teniplesi Navels, Limes, Grapefruit and Pine­ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. be out of Cambodia by th i end apples. When the post office moved ing the aniios of tumble bugs. ment campaign is to raWe suf­ The fourth, fifth, and sixth Vletnameoe craft launched a of June,” ha promised fla tly out. Madden brothers (Bill and To us Coimecficut. boys they ficient funds to build alM equip grades will demonstrate square drive up the Mekong River to­ Friday night during his firs t tat- WEEKEND SPECIALS Maurice) took over with a bicy­ were funny beetles that did not a one-ertory laboratqr/ and class­ dancing, gymnastics, stunts, / V day in ^ e first waterborne as­ evlsed newt conference olnoe CUCUM BERS...... 2 for cle sales and repair shop. The fly, but walked backwards kdek- room structure, to be complet­ tumbling, and parachute play. sault into Cambodia, a lll^ Jon, 80. NATIVE RHUBARB ...... bunch Manchester Weekly News had ing along a ball wUbh their hind ed In tte fall of 1971. The staff headquarters announced. Within . In defense of Me bitterly oon- CANTALOUPES ...... 2 for Before the program, the fol­ Its printery on the second floor feet. The bell was ah egg en- will be'increased and the enroll­ //t' hours, six South Vietnamese trove rsial decielon that GREEN or YE LLO W SQUASH ...... lb. lowing officers for next year will fintil It was gutted badly by olosed in hard packed cow man­ ment dwbled to 400. S a i^ ^ ' Ward founded the gunboats suppressed enemy fire launched the. invasion o f the be Installed:: Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Hre. Then it moved -to a lower ure. Down In Alaiwjma a tum­ Yes, WeTI Have Flowers For Mothers’ Day! more thah'balf way up the riv­ Cambodian sanctuaries 10 d ay s liam Kelly, co-presidents; Mrs. floor In a building next door to ble bug is something else. . It C I^/ School of Electronics In David Cairmefl, first vice presi­ J948 when the post-war econom­ er. ago, Nixon said the operation SEE OUR DISPLAY OF IMPORTED BASKETS! the south. William Flood was flys but with aji erratic tum­ dent; Mrs. Walter Brltnell, sec­ ic boom created a shortage of A dispatch from Cambodia would save hundreds if not thou­ We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald the publisher and editor. Later bling effect in the air. The k i^ ond vice president; Mrs. 'Flank electronic technicians. A/,. said that after ehemy sniper sands of American lives b y de­ his son Joe Flood took over the let them fly around on the^^id COMPLETE LJNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS SuHlvan, sooretaiy;. Frank Sul­ Ward, who started in real fire was silenced, helicopters struction of enemy arms stores. business, but was not able to of a thread tether. livan. treasurer; Mrs. Mary Og­ estate and Interior decoration, Bonanza began unloading South Viet­ It wiU also buy six to eight complete successfully with The den, Mrs. Jeah' Gamo and Mrs. went Into crystal research In namese troops near the enemy- months of time for building up Herald, so closed out the busi­ Oarole Howard, P T A Oouncil 1942 when he decided he could held ferry crossing at Neak South Vietnamese forces to toko ness. U m brella Tent delegates. Pupils E^ature best help the war effort Luong. over the war, he said. T h is old business land mark PI F P n PRODUCE!" Refreshments wifi be served by manufacturing oscillating 9 X 9 ft size with 7 ft center height. At the same time more than Nixon made these other was later home to several busi­ by Mrs. Ekiward Cormier and Of P^UA Program quartz crystals, which are used Aluminum frome. Sewn-in floor. 10,000 American and South Viet- - points; 216 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER — 643-6384 ness concerns until, with the Mrs. Carmel. to control radio frequencies. At 20x 3 0 " screen window, zipper Dan Beal of Napeiville, 111., and Pat Anderson of namese troops launched three —He plans to "give a report other Cheney buildings south of Pupfi" participation will be the afternoon’s antiwar rally. Distortion in photo re­ the time, quartz crystals were door, storm flops. Syracuse, N. Y „ are among early anivals for this new drives inside Cambodia to the nation" when the C am bo ­ it, it was razed In______1969 _In con fea^OTe of the final meeting for sults from use of wide-angle lens. (A P Photofax) in very short supply, and were against enemy bases. Hundreds dian action is completed an d a t nection with the building of the 5^® year of the Richard Martin- l i i i i vital In communications. of American tanks, armored that time wiU finally assoos Its new Rt. 6 highway. -"South Schools P T A Tuesday at 135 sq ft Double Side Room personnel carriers, helicopter It was then that he started accomplishments and risks. Just eaat of S. MainIn St. ei^mi P'™ at the Martin School. gunships and flghte_r-bombers On the program will be the the Crystal Research Labora­ —His withdrawal of another brook was the dam of “p w ld ’s, Poiiderosa Tent were committed to the new of­ 160,000 American troops from HOUSE sixth grade glee dub; the com­ tories Inc., occupying three Thousands Mass in D.C. Nixon Wins Pond.” Nexit south of ;lhe pond fensives. The official aimounce- floors at 612 Capitol Ave. It Is Vietnam will be completed In a was George Gould^"home. He bined bands of Martin, Wash­ ments came one on top of anoth­ fully automated, with about Hickel Praise year, as announced April 9Q. was the sexton the South ington, and Robertson Schools; er. 100 employes In sales oqjj pro­ That will reduce the U.S. fo rce Methodist Chip<(^. A brook of and a display of student art Military sources also an­ work. duction, and does a world-wide ' ^59 On Dissidents remaining to something o v e r cold waiter right ihrough nounced the biggest success in Also on display will be the business. 9x15 ft, 7 ft WASHINGTON (AP) — In­ • 280,000 men. Nixon used the f l r Gould’s QBiW. They used It io the campaign to wreck enemy ure 240,000 but later said while award presented at the state center height. WASHIHOTON (AP) — Thou- terior Secretary Walter J. keep itpetr butaber, milk, etc. cool the Ellipse, the huge tree-lined federal facillUes to help the Na­ hoses—a 300-ton stoclcpUe of some such level , m ight b e PTA convention last month to 3 screen win­ aands iipbn thousands of mostly Hickel. who earUer cautioned in nimmer and from freezing park area Just across the south tional Guard and law enforce­ munitions and food found by acMeved It was not the stated Martln-Sbuth P T A for Its out­ dows, storm youaiful dissenters massed in President Nixon against lip^wlnltej'. flops. Sweep- lawn from the White House. ment agencies if they are need­ U.S. troops in Cambodia 80 goal. HALE standing program choices during the nation’s capital today to ex­ alienating the nation’s youth, u n a c n B R U i The Nixon administration took miles northwest of Saigon. It look ahead fashions for mother " Next south of Gould's was the current year. out door. ed. praised the chief executive —The U.S. delegation will at­ Robert (GOb) Biyth’s icendy and press their opposition to U.S. several conciliatory steps in an was called the biggest cache Preceding the program, offl- PAtlCADI Leaders of the demonstration for his news conference re­ tend the Paris peace talks noxt policy in l^ th ea st Asia despite effort to see that the demonstra­ 945 MAIN ST.. ndUlon store on the comer of had stressed, however, the pro­ marks about young people. ever found in the war. week even though the N orth A j ^ ^ 4- z. . for next year wUl be elect- OPIN President , Nixon’s assurances tion remained peaceful. The Nebo Aw., a d e a d ^ but long ^d end Instaflled. Nominees are Outside Aluminum Frame The combined river force, Vietnamese boycotted tost in sleep wear and lingerie |7;4SAJl«.»»10PJilL that he, too, wants peace In In­ testers wanted to avoid violence “ The young people of e n ^ to have aibout a dozien Mr. and Mrs. Darden Haslett. government, however, also pre­ of any kind. along with U.S. air cover, is Wednesday’s session. N ixon dochina. ' pared itself should violence 'America should be reassured HanDea oo it. All that was tb- co-presidents; Mr. and Mrs. E!d- “ We h§Lve not come here to go said he has not given u)> hope A lam o Cabin Tent Estimates ranged from 85,(XX) break out. by the president’s determin­ (See Page Ten) maved for itiie new highway. On ward Weiss, co-vlce presidents; to jail,’’ said Ron Young, a coor­ for a negotiated setUement. m!mh^ all of permanent press fabfics to as many as 200,est than 2,(XX) of Vanderbilt’s 7,000 & WHITE, AVOCADO, HARVEST GOLD, FLAME dla Teachers College, in River from a prepared speech Friday h f vanced on 200 student peace the University of Illinois bodia was necessary to protect to help Mm hear." students FUday' soon after the Forest, 111. - night, noting that he was toning protesters. The confrontation laughed. Jeered and booed while American lives in Vietnam. It Heard, 53, l.s a nattilly dressed President announced Ms two- Nixon Makes followed the- arrest by police of watching Nixon on .Jelevlsion. More than 200 students were down his remarks as he defend- accused Nixon of defjlng inter­ 5-fix)t-10 Georgia native who has month appointment and admit­ seen considerable government • push button 36 X 72 " 140 sit-in demonstrators who Later, about 260 of them put on arrested on the University of ed the admlnstratlon's Cambo- national law and "crudely tram­ ted a "fe e lin g of grief" about had offered no resistance. a show depicting opposition to campus in Iowa O ty after dian poUcy. pling underfoot” the 1954 Gene­ service, including duty on the the state of campus dissent. Appeal T o Brcup food blondt Violent confrontations also oc­ U.S. foreign' policy for the 1,600 they broke into a building that The vice president delayed his va agreements with Ms decision staff of the U.S. Embassy in Ec­ ” I feel there’s a great gap be­ V S l e e ^ n g 3 1b curred in Carbondale, m.,' be­ National Guardsmen on their formerly .served as the Iowa talk to a Republican dinner until to launch the Cambodian opera­ uador in 1941-43. He holds a doc­ tween the nation’s educators, capitol and set several fires. after President Nixon ended his torate from (Columbia Universi­ 850-watt motor. &cup hut renstant dourtaaf glsn isr P o ly e s t e r tween police and students from campus. tion and order new bombing the stucients and the govern­ Protesters Seven persons were injured at news conference ih Wasliington. ty, Is a Democrat and the father with hatMlIe. 2-fk. flaxigrip lid widi 2 oz. mossuring cup. Southern Illinois University; ' “ I think he considered it all raids against North Vietnam. ment,” he told the students. " I the University of Washington in 'Then, beginning his speech of four children. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Stainlssi ttu i blsdea Rseipabook. Whits, avocado, harvest F i ll e d Bags and in Buffalo, N.Y., where 12 on a very superficial level. He All the efforts and activities of have felt it as our colleges and SLIP OF NON CLING NYLON® by DUPONT^ ^ : Since assuming his post as dent Nixon went to the Lincoln gold, flame. youths were Abounded by bird- did not even get to the root criU- Seattle after police clashed with nearly two hours late, Agnew the Nixop adminl^fkUon during universities drifted farther and $ chancellor of VanderbUt seven Memorial today and appealed to D. Lace-lqvished slips of fabulous NON-CLING shot during a demonstration. clsm," said George Wagner, one students who had smashed win- said: the past 16 months have been farther apart from the nation 9 4 9 7 A student from the University of 200 students at the Unlveriity <^®ws, set up street barricades " I f my abandonment of the part of the search for a military years ago, he has encouraged around them.” a group of young protesters to NYLOK^' by Dupont . . . sleekly styled, in Vinyl carrying dissent,' faced off disgruntled understand what he called his of loWa at Iowa City was sub- of Wisconsin who hooted cuid In an effort to bring students white, average 32 to 44, thort 32 to 38. cose. Separating (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) ^ flc u lt situation-. ^ dued by a chemical agent when Jeered during the talk, alumni over students' rights to and Uie Vanderbilt trustees, clos­ zipper. Polyester- 3.98 IV1 lb synthetic fiberfill. W a­ he tried to wrench shotguns The National , Students Asso- er together, he fostei;ed a plan- The strange encounter, unique cotton shell. ter-resistant vinyl bottom. in recent political atmsls, oc­ I from police officers durihg po- elation in Washington listed 437 approved two years ago by the Worm, weatherproof. If lice-student scuffles. Two batta- of the country’s 1,600 colleges trustees to elect each year a curred at sunrise. t lions of the National Guard and universities on strike or graduating senior to an eight- “ I told them,” U)e Ib’esldent were placed on standby alert, closed iq suppor^of the protest.. year term on the board. Similar related to a newsman, "that 1 Two students were arrested.. There were protests on hun- know you think we are a bunch . plans have been adopted since Ih New York City, about 70 dreds of other campuses, by several other schools. This of so-and-sos. I uoeit a stroiigar persoiu were injured when a a u National Guard troops year’s new Vanderbilt trustee is word to them." roving band of 1,000 construe- were withdrawn Friday from Walter R. Murray Jr,, a Nash­ Nixon said he remained up V Uon workers, some wielding Kent State and President Rob- ville Negro who )>ecomes the until about 2 a.m. after Ms tel­ evised news conference Friday >d bipndpr 6 ft Vinyl clubs and crowbaro, attacked ert I. White announced the first of Ms race on the board, I peace demonstrators in the vl- school would remained closed at wMch traditionally is made in wMch he defendod his /•eond tlm« clnlty of City Hall. least until the end of June. of wealthy businessmen. Southeast Asia policy as tbs A ir n iattrei^ Cambridge, Mass., police on some other campuses, The campus visit of another quick peace his ortt- chased some 500 rampaging movements to reopen the Negro, Black Power advocate ics demand. B. Sleep-shirt with pants in a Cordero® (satin I L K " * buttons. SOraoond automatic Umar. SoHd « _ Heavy gau^e vinyl. Two separate protestors through Harvard schools began and some stu- Carmichael, brought a great Later, after reading and ac­ lO W w stt motor. 6-cup host resistant dovartsef giaas ^ leokproof valves for body and pillow. Si Square after a peaceful antiwar denU criticized the strikers lor deal ot criticism to Heard. cepting telephone colls, die stripe) permanent press fabric of Kodel® poly­ with handU. Stainlati steal Made. 2-pc. f l w M lid Yellow, blue, red, green. ester and cotton. Full button from, plus lace rally by 80,000 persons. The denying them access to classes. Carmichael addressed the President sold he went to bed m awring cup. Raeipa book. White, avocado. but was unable to sleep. collar, bodice and wrists add charming notes I ^ p a g l ^ y o u ^ broke win- overseas, student protests Vanderbilt students’ impact fo­ %, dow. and blocked traffic. State deaths rum amid relative calm on the He said he arose about 4 to this lovely. Pink, blue, mint, maize. Petite Drop Forged Steel Die nationwide demmiatra- o’clock and, by Ms account, and the entrance of Anerlcan night of April 8, 1967. But hq had small, medium, large. 4.98 tlons and disorders have contin­ asked Ms volet, Monolo Ban- troops Into COmbodia broke out oome to town a bit earUer, visit­ ued for several days in protest Chez, whether he had ever visit­ P i t c h i n g in IVest Berlin, Munich and ed the black campuses of Fisk against the killing of four stu­ ed the Lincoln Memorial at C. Mini ensemble-cool, floaty coat and gown Frankurt, Germany; Oaracas, University and Tennessee State dents by National Guardsmen at dawn. —in Cordero®, a permanent press satin stripe H o r s e s h o e s Maracaibo, and Merida, Vene­ University across town—and on Kent State University and Pres­ . April 9, both campuses erupted “ The Secret Service was ps- fabric, of Kodel® polyester dnd cotton. Petite, ident Nixon’s decision to send zuela; Oslo; Karcelcna Paris; » 7 Sydney, Melbourne and Bris­ •with rock-throwing .and fire­ trifled," Nixon told a reporter. small, medium, large. Pink, blue, mint and American combat - troops into bombing that brought helmeted So far as was known, security Cambodia. bane, Australia; and many oth­ maize. 7.98 er cltlee. riot policemen into north Nash- precautions were no greater Scientific design for Ih e President Friday night vlUe. than routint. defended his decision, saying It Students In Munich burned a SLIP OF ENKA CREPESET® NYLON perfect control. Ideal It was after he was criticized Nixon said U)sre were about r was a step toward the same huge American flag after speak- - for women and children. for allowing the students to in­ eight young people on the oteps goal the protesters seek—peace. era accused the United States of E. An exciting slip of ENKA Crepeset® Nylon vite Carmichael that he ssdd the of the msmorlar, wMn he ar< Shortly after the President's "raw aggression” In IndocMna. for Mother's Day giving, with lace-covered university's function is "not to rived, and, by the time be M l, nationally televised and broad­ Iliousands marched in West bodice and wide lace hem. In white, average protect students from ideas but about SO. cast news conference, a crowd Berlin and Frankfurt, many 32-to 44; short, 32 to 38. g Q g ()l Sif rather to expose them to Ideas." From the Memorial, N ixon < I I Um Ogr Omvnisit H ntir Olnr|g of students assembled on the shouting, "Nixon, m iudererl" Heard was considered and his volet drove to the Copt' University of Virginia campus FlrebomUng, arson and van­ year to beodme president of Co­ tol where they toured the lloti» r . and bStgan Jeering and throwing dalism continued to plague a Uy-A-WayPIn lumbia uniVtTi^ty, scene of da. AMPU MARKING OPIN THURSDAYS TO 9 PJA 945 MAIN STREET--MANCHESTER rocks, stats poUro .were called number of American colleges campus turmoU at tlmea in ra- By White Houss In to break up the dlscxder and and some off-campus buildings. Construction workers, wearing hard hats and car­ Eriday at the Subtreasury Building in New York j : OysB Bally AJI. to PJI. 10 10 arrested nearly 100 persons. Most of the destruction was dl- rying American flags, bi-eak up an antiwar rally City's financial district. (A P Photofax) (Se4 Page Ton) (Bee Pago Twelve)