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^teoonato mmI CliriaUan Dr. Joe Seger, associate pro- H m Regina D’ltaUa Society Chapman Joy drele of North MeeUngs at Oonunnnliy B i^- T h e W ea th er It RMLrdi of Trinity foasor cf the Old Testament and wUl meet tonight at 7:80 at toe March 88. lew Town United Methodist dnnrch will tl*t Church scheduled for Fair and ooUar fonigtat, lows Ctawvh wtU in««t to- arobaology at the Hartford Sem­ ItsHan Amorican Chib on EM- mast Wednesday at>8 p.m. at Wednesday include Bcqr Scout Mt 7:M p.m. a/t the inary Fowdation, will speak to­ iim trljP H tp r lE iiptiitm U p ra lh ia tos 80s. Tomorrow moaUy t M Om BaMHi Am«ri- rldga S t toa church, riestaaaaa are Mn. Troop 188 at 6.^ p.m.; toe oin n l). night at 8:18 at meeting of LaVeme Holmes, Mrs. 771111am 15,535 sunny and oanUnnsd coM. High ____ I m a K k if^ M. fw ih . Senior Choir and toe mortgage 1967 CHEVROLET hi tos mlfklto BOB. tos Siaterhood of Temple Bedh k* tn m T to » i».ai.. Tha exseutlve board of toe McKendrick 'and Mrs. Lsverett burning committee, both at 7:80 SffDicfceater— »vd CUy of Viiiage Cham n ra t Chiatdi o f Chrlat, Scion- SiKdom a t the temple. Ms sid>- Mamdwater Newcomen’ d u b Oatas. p.m. Ma^ win have a Wedneaday Ject is "Archaeology and the will m eet tonight at 8 at the VOL. LXXXVni, NO. 1« 9 (SIXTEEN PA6ES—TW0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, (X)NN., TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1M9 totohnony aaaatlng Wednaaday Bible from Solomon to toe *»»• >*». Peter MfOcnald, Tha Woman’s FaUowelllp and 'h TON PICKUP (OtoasIfM AdvwttBtog «■ Fag* 18) PRICE TEN CENTU wfllinMtto- at a p.m. at toe church. The Scrolis.’ ’ Pasaover refrerti- n Sycamon Lane, Apt. C. Bethany Oroiqi, both of Center W hM Hw way WM ' avent ia iqpett to too poblio. ments wUl be aerved after the rs>i^ •ATM lun. ta^toedoe- Oengregatfonal Church, wlB fMidapMtbMa 6-CYLINDER nom nt Mnwhiii meeting. The Women's AuxlMary of meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. tor FLEETSIDE 6'/i The Oreater Haitford Branch PioseripHoa HodpHia. Datee- Maaetoestei- MM|g«t and Pony « day of sewing in the Fellow­ CLEAN o f the Tranaatlantic Bridea and The Lullaby Club will meet Fhotball Laagua wUI meet to­ ship Room et toe church. Those yoH eoft dtopm d M Jobless Rate In Todhty's Herald I HcNiJtir of the Parenta Aaaociation win meet FoHea Itapaitment and obaerve Husband’s Night night fd 8 at toe home of MTs. attending are reminded to bring W 9 M M % Heart Recipient wtn apeak on “narcotics and 'Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. at Vet­ Wednesday at 8:15 at toe Polish Anen Kroln U » MAple St. sandwldiee. Deesert and cof­ $ 1 3 9 5 ^ 0 0 A puhUc hearing on- toe the taooal Profatacn." Tkdoet re- eran’s Memorial Clubhouse, National Home, 100 Oovemor fee will be served at noon. Holds Steady town’s proposed budget tor Sunset Ridge Dr., Bast Hart­ White House Weicome tnraa may be made at this St., Hartford. » The Ifonohester Chapter of next year waa^ held last ford. The program wUl include SPESQS will meet tonight at 8 WASHINGTON (AP) — a speaker from the Hartford The muftc committee of Trin­ (ji)sd d i)jrL Has Pneumonia night For a full report on Manchester Clergy Associa­ at tomce Center, 806 Olcctt St. ity Covenant Church will meet Modatato job gain( >boc«tad toe RehabUttatlon Center. T h e tion will meet tomorrow at 10:80 The event la open to aft men D M I G C O . ***** ** ^ mld-momlng re- natkia’a total of em pk^'work- toat hearing sea page 6. Ika TonOi Caioir o f Second erent is open to all British-boni Wednesday at 1 p.m. at toe TED TRUDO'n, Inc. a.m. at FeHowsMp Hall, Second **“ “ **”'■ P®'** condition had been era only -ugSHy laat and On page 7 o f today’s OoBsrasattonal Cdiuridi win women. iatereatod in barbemhop-atyle home ot t i n . Richard Cook, 22 7S7 M eliiftt,, Mm TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALOOTTVnXft: meat Wadnaad^r at S:M p jn . at Congregational Church. singing. Haitan Si. , s«s-«m Herald you wUl find toa sec­ ^ h a ^ was reported today to Cooley bad said Monday that fo the unemoiovment rate itoe toe chPTBh. TIm Senior caidr The RockvOle Emblem dub hwe developed pneumonia. Karp has a "low Incidence of re- gov«mment nootted tottov’ ond in a series of articles on Given King Hussein arin meat at TJO p.m. on the arill meet Wednesday at and wm be unUkely to rb a Labor Dep^irtiM^ Bu- tha drug preUem in town. the Elk’s Home Park St., Rock- raported tola 86 hours after the reject” his new heart. of La.facr 8tain.ttn> tha The Wtomoi’a DemocraUc vUle. A potluck will be served Cooley, toe 48-y*aivrid aur- March increase fa employment Club ariU haea an elecUon of of- at 6:80 p.m. before a business flcain and a wine taatlnf ttmiar- nieeting at 8. Mm. Arthur FV>lsy tlon. « K«p. raid Mbnday ..t to Mx montha Is in charge of program. APPLIANCE tonuGa the noGpUal. nlsht In DuCnlt ttmi Ihe donor. Thm eraw*ra*.aWr*rararao Swiss Plant Nixon Lauds row at 7:>0 plm. at Iona HaD, <> ___ Mr. Karp has devsioped a mt7 Baibwa Ewim unemptoym^ Refent St IfemberB may bring The VFW Auxiliary wlU meet patch Of pneumonia fa iTSght 5 ^ ^ t o gueala. lung and his kidney funoUon la d ie ^ r a t e T ^ E x p lo d e s , Jordan Chief and' elect officers tomorrow at depiessed,’’.. *U*the 1iKxqtttal__La.-. bulletin __ ___ ^ ^*** *•* par cant rales cf toe 7:80 p.m. at the post home. Of- "She had complete brain pravtoua three monUw. The flcera and chairmen are re­ INC. CENTER aald. "Ha remains remnsive auiwum WA8HH9GTGN (A P ) — Jor­ but he ia tired. Doctors are image and had no refleocee «nnU itoe wen attributed maln- minded to wear uniforms. whatever,’’ Cooley eald. "She ly to unemidoyinent amoog Nine Killed dan’s embattled, pro-Wastam hopeful he wiU respond to medi­ had been supported by extraor- taen-agei*. King Hussein was weloomed to cal managamant" AARAU, Swttnriaiid (AP) — Temple Chapter, Order of dtoacy meena." Harold Goldstein, assistant tha TVhtte House today by Presi­ There was no indication when An expkMivee factory blew up dent Nlxnn who deecrtiM the Elastem Star, will meet Wednes­ another bulletin would be Is­ Cooley aaid Mtb. Bteran euf- commissioner of the bureau, day nt 8 p.m. at the Masonic ferod cardlao a m a t eight said the most significant in- today at the village of Dottlkoa, monarch ae a man of "courage, o r sued. wisdom and mnderation.’’ Temple. An Easter Bonnet blooks from St. laike’s mwI she crease in employment was in killing nine penons and kijurfag BUDGET TERMS the construction industry. He In this worid eharactorised by Parade wiU be oMKhicted after required heait maraage to keep 40 others, poUoe repotted. IfAnOITWIDB the organ finotkuifag until the said that even though construc­ "very explorive praiUenia,’ ’ OUARAlfTKaD SBltVKaB a businesB meeting. Officers are reminded to wear colored operatlan. tion jobs increased less ^ than Alarm siren* and church bells Nboon toM his gueet, "laader- toanw 0am IVse Taaflai Mhs. Ewan o f Lawrence, seasonally ifor the February to began ringing In villages and ftiip is required ... and ttaea . ilM- MSSMT- gowns. Mfo. Janet Von Deck and her committee are in Several Hurt Maas., wea Down hers on jet March period they remained at towns for miles around as the thM qualities (cf leadenhfp) the highest March level—S.l we have seen in you ...’’ charge of reftreahments. ambulance flight from Mlaraa- explosion sent a shook wave ntmmttt, million—since 1966. \) Huraein, cn ids )hinl vUtt As Rockets Oooley aaM earlier in Houston "We are watching to see if ue through tte countryside and here since tte 19BT Arab-tenWH 8 The property committee of high cost ot money is going to raised a gigantic mushroom war, tted tha President he feels Center Congregational Church ttwt Indtoattons wee* that Karp’s body was unlikely to re­ curtail construction activity but cloud over the village. a "great responaMaiUty" to dls- will meet Wednesday at 7:80 Hit Saigon wo don’t see It yet," Goldstein cues the grave proUeens of the p.m. at the church irffice. The COME IN. LET NORMAN'S EXPERTS SHOW ject the donor heart but in De­ said. Within minute* hundreds of YOU THE LARGEST troit he saM the patient would M kUe Blast INGOME m Senior Chohr will havo a social ] Over-all, the bureau statistics ambulances, fire engines and SAIGON (AP) — At least five have "a great deal of difilteulty " I really hope we wlB move in Wednesday at 0 p.m. at the rounds of racket or mortar fln showed, employment was up patrot cars from the entire can­ tts dhtectton ot a just and hon- PREPARATION Robbins Room of toe ohuroh. recovering.” 146,000 from February after ad­ SELECTION OF APPLIANCES IN MANCHESTER! AVAILABLE IN ALL hit residential areas on Saigon’s 'We think be to a favorable ton of Aarau raced to DottHcon, orahle peace in this eoqpioaive northern outskirts tonight Injur­ justments were made for sea­ ettuatlon fraught with duger," M D i m i A L type at leotpient,’’ Cooley said sonal factors. an Industrie village of some ing several parsons. ot Karp In Houaten. he saU. ■U5M6S5 AND South Vietnamese apokeemen Goldstein said this was slight­ 2,000 iittabltants. H ttseln aoM on hte arrive) THE BRIGHT, NEW SPRING COLORS WITH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! K was Cooley’s 19th such op­ ly less than half the average SBfIAU BUSINESS said the five rounds fell fa a aeo- eration. I. The blast was felt 12 miles Mbnday In Nftw York he teora tlon of Gla Dfah, a major aub- gain re s to r e d in the previous Play Golf Oooley said the eight-ounce away In Aarau, and for five another mejor war threatens In jC d l uib, and two hamlets called five moriUis but was about the plastic and fabric heart he Im- same as during most of last miles around tt shattered nearly the Mideast with the "possibili­ BUY ~ FROM THE PEOPLE YOU CAN TRUST ... NORMAN'S PEOPLE! Dong Nhut and Dong Nhl, on op- ty ot outside Imrafvement" JASON xn ovn cH FOX GROVE poalte stdea of the Saigon River. planted to Karp’s ctiaat on a year. all window panes. temporary basis last Friday has "If no solutioa Is found I think One report eald one of the The nation’s workers contin­ Police headquarters said ttw 643 w 19 9 S COUNTRY CLUR proved It can keep petlento ued to nudge up their hourly the danger of another major mlssHea hit a house. Injuring a exploeion blew off roofs end conflict In the area in the not Vietnamese army officer, his GENERAL ELECTRIC The "ready-for-everything'' washer! (See Page Bight) (See Page Five) cracked and damaged the walla too dMnitt figure te very real,’’ Keeney Street wife and son. he added. of several dozen houses fa Dottl- Manchester • Mini-Basket— saves time, water, detergent First reports had said the ex- Hussein ateo endoieed Big pkMdvea struck the huge New­ kon. A small forest next to the Four eMorte at the United Nla- A l l AROUI for your delicate, little, or leftover loads, port river supply terminal area League Time Available CONVERTIBLE PORTABLE 3 wash speeds, special care items. factory caught fire, but con­ tiona to settle the Ifldaast prob- about two miles north of down­ lent and Ntxon said today be ia CALL 649-8312 • Does big loads up to 16 lbs. mixed, heavy town Saigon, and near the real- M o th e r Given 2-6 Years trary to early repoita the only 2 spin speeds 1 fabrics. looking forward to "seeking new dentlal areas. buildings that coUapsed were the monareb to "seeking new DISHWASHERS • Filter-Flo® System— ends lint-fuzz on It was the seventh ahelling of some of those of the explostvee avenues which couM lead to a loads. the Saigon area fa the current Fred Merrill Gets company. pannanent peace.” OPERATORS ADE YOU LATC aftfawa-Cyeto OauftrolB Nor 8 <9 • Variable water level— set to suit your load. enemy offensive that began Huraein was flown In by bell- Feb. 88, and the first since The dxplosion oocurred In a te buying him his Btrtoday Nomad Waabi, Short Waali. • Permanent Pre^ cycle with “ Cooldown.” copter teom colonial WUftame- MAOHME Btoae and Diy March 80 when three 188mm nitrate plant at 7:16 a.m. short­ (kP Plioloftui) A or An^versary presentt Tou butg, Va., where he spent the rockets fell Into the Saigon Riv­ ly after the factory's 400 em­ PPesident Nixon accompanies a roywl guest. King Hussein o f Jordsn, durin|g areT TTien make tor toe a 8-Lerrt t^to^Waah with Jwi Term of 10-20 Years ployes had oome to work. But night. OPERATORS pbooe or dash to Weatown to er near the downtown area, Aran SAVE We Deliver Oanttel Ttrmlnal after a four- track aUgnments and grade Its first scheduled run. hour and one-minute run—six oroasfagB are oohred. with Grechko or Soviet Dtpuf^ I MOBS THBOUGHOUT THE Eveiywhere The schedule called tor the BUY FROM THE EXPERTS— IN PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE AND IN SERVICE! minutes behind schedule. The Foreign Minister Vladimir S. IniAB ... ON ALL YOUR A epokeenwn for United Air­ train to ease out of Boston’s Semyonov, who arrived with tr^ Included stops at Provl- craft, which built ihe Tuibo- Back Bay station at 7:46 s.m., PBBSOIUPTION MEEDS. dsnos, R.I., and New London, Grechko a week ago, both unin­ TYaln, said it can travel only as make stops at Route 128 station. vited. Htjr Haven and Bridgeport, fast os 190 miles psr hour on Providence, R.I.; New London Oonn. These reports could TRY US AND SEE prsesnt tracks, and only for and Now Haven, Conn., and ar­ why the Czechoslovak am he era U.S. Secretary o f Transporta­ short strotChea at that speed. U rive St New York’s Grand Osn- dor to Moscow, Vladfantr tion John A. Volps, aboard tha h u a potential top speed of 170 tral Terminal at 11:40 a.m. The .Koucky, called on Soviet Pre­ Service Is exparlmental nm, aald, "It was m.pJi. one-way fare for the TurboTrain mier Alexei N. Kosygin a very pleasant axperisnoe, but Voipe, a fonner Maasariiu- Is 618.76. >. In the Soviet Capitol.. a few bugs have to be token out setts governor, said Mgh speed The return ran wag to leave Czechoslovaks were raykag tt nEScnmoNsi ’*We had some probleme In train service begun recently be­ Grand Central at 4:80 p.m., stop was a violatloa of protoool for f g g e t f ilflOiRlyWiAlJVFS Oonneotlout with grade oross- tween New York a t y and Wash­ at Bridgeport. Conn., New Ha­ their party and state cMate to lags and atgnals, but I don’t ington ‘ *1)00 been an enormous ven, Providence, Route 18 and be accepting the dictataa of a /Nc Our Best Product suoress." glide Into Back Bay at 8:18 p.m. think there's any question this defense minister. The running time—five min­ The TurboTrain high-speed rail experilnent’s in­ powered train will make one round-tiip daily over DRUG STORE^ b s t a b u m h c d itm train wlU pay o ff." The secretary said one hcq>e is Prague radio announced that; utes short of four houn—was Vaipe’s dspaitment Is aubftl- that the high speed service wiU augural run whooshed through New Haven this the Penn Central tracks where the fotmer New the chief censor of Bohemia and ; not much better than tha road’s AT THE PARKADE WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 445 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER OKN T1U NINE DAILY — SATURDAY TRl SIX dlring the TurboTrain In a two- reduce air traffic congestion morning on a trip designed to cut over one hour Moravia, Josef Vohnout, year experimental operatlan. Merchants Llmttod dora now, Haven Raitroad carried 25 million people a year and and ateo "take eome of ihe rub­ but officials decided that the tn- been released "at his own xe>J “ TRMther tt is sueoksful de­ ber Urss OH the road." from the normal five hour trip between Boston lost twenty million doilars ger year. (AiP Photoflax) psated requests" from Ida pends on wtMttsr tbs PeenOetz- It Prerident Nlnn opptovts. (Sea Page BigM) and New York City. The 3-car, 144-saet. tuihine- (See Pegs Bight) m '1 .( .

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V i l O B t w o BIANCHESTER EVENING EEBALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969 11. Coventry Manchester MOVIE AUDIENCE SheinwolH on Bri T A R GAXElC*iV> A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Hospital Notes -By CLAY R. POLLAN- AND THEATERS. TENTATIVE COUNT NOS. A A tm UIRA Your Daily AdhrHy Guido JW PREVENTS BLUNDER 10 6 2 VISITINO HOURS y y n A ».v r. 2J I Th«M ratings apply to films ■ Van Dine Disclaims If ’’ According to Iho Sian. I fslsaasrf aftar Nov 1.1908 ] By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD K 106 Intermediate Care Semi- f. 22 AK942 private, nooivt p.m., and 4 p.m.- 005-37-38-^ To develop message for Wednesday, 42-4351-64^ £ ^ 7 8 -8 5 d I read words corresponding to numbers i I!l!8 SE^ I At toe beginning of a bridge None 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a,m.- 72-73-74 ' TAURUS of y(xjr Zodiac birth sign. in ada Indleato* the flhn waa | hand use the bidding and toe BAST ‘Social Club’ Charge I p.m., and.4.p.m-8 .m. *’ SCORPIO early play as a guide to toe AM. » submitted and approved undar 4 8743 Pediatrics! Parents allowed 1 Advonto9«t 31 Moke 61 Smoll OCT. 1 )( distribution of toe unseen' Bottl'd ct niiM iott olittirman C. of toe statement last night to ( •. pT^r aw 2 Change 32 Your 62 Fovor Iha Motion Pkturo Coda • a $ AJ8754:^ Q3 •THE M ^VEL OF MAIN STREET” any time except noon-t p.m.; Mor. 2 1' If you play toe hand uni Ptttor Vittii Dine tauod a dte- everyone present at toe Board |A30-33dO-53 30f 33 Friend 63 To of Solf-Ragulation. ' 0 Q 108 65 0 None 901-907 MAIN SJTREET, MANCHESTER at Finance meeting, and then others, t p.m.-8 p.m. L - ^ 1 - 4 2 4 Heorr 34 Problems 64 Like 12-15-17-32/?: ingly, aa South did in.Tast d ttloM r oonottm lnr remttrlca ttt- 5 An 35 Adventurous 65 Poy 39-4081-82'^ 4^ None 44 A K I 10953 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ,9:30' TO 8:M read it aloud before proceeding Self Service: 10 a.m.-> p.m, GIMINI [D Suggaaiad for GENERAL month’s Vanderbilt Cup 52-54-59-68 /4 Could 54 Good 84 Agreements East ruffed and returned toe The administration reminds /Vork 55 Into 85 Hove 1- 8-1022^.. I may be higher in certain w ill be the guest epeaker at toe oemed with (ha protection of statement, invited Van Dine to 23-5587-89'^ king of clubs to make dummy If West saved only three visitors that with cxinstniction . lo “‘art 56 Might 86 Force ' arsaa. Cheek Ihaalar or Moacliestor AuxUtary’s a p rb ^ realdanta and not the aubeldU- Join his group for one month. VIRGO 27 Ooy 57 Be 87 Your ruff. Now South could make diamonds, declarer would gtva PISCIS advertising. te g o f tom aeparate aoctal xduba. Following Van DIne’s read­ under way, parking space is ■ A AUG. 22 28 Unwonted 58 A 88 Fun only nine tricks. Down one. up a diamtmd at once. Then hmclieon Tuesday, April u at 59 Day limited. Visitors are asked to 29 To 89 Lop PrintacI as a public tarvica South should have foreseen dummy would win toe rest with noon at the Knigbtt of Columbus In the atatement iaaued by ing of his disclaimer last night, / y SlfT. 22 30 A 60 Trying . 90 Issues MAP. 20 bear with toe hospital while the L by tMa nawapapsf. the 6-0 diamond break. East’ s the king of hearts suid the dia­ H all. Hfai to p lo wlU be, "T b e Van Otaw laat night, be olaima Kicking noted that the invita­ ^18-19-45-48 )Good JsJyAdvcrsc ^ N e m r a l 41-47-49-651^- "the aubatonoe of that atate­ tion "still stands” and includ­ parking problem exists. /6O63-86-90 67-71-76 Jump to three clubs indicated monds. Volunteer-Spectator «• Partici­ pant.” ment’* to hare been aa tollowe: ed In it anyone else who might a suit of at least six cards. Dally Question "I do not imdemtand why like to Join in the work of toe FaUentn Today: H I C-DAP Topic East was also known to have Partner opens willi one (Vado, Tbe epeaker Is a graduate of many people at budget time fire department. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: a fireplace screen were stolen four trumpe and two hearts. and toe next player paaaaa. Van Nebraska Wesleyan University Eaat could hold only one dia­ hold: Spades, B| H earts, A-S-S- and received his master’s de­ aeem to harbor a reaentment Following the fire company Kevin Anderacm, 81 Claire Rd., from an Isolated (»bln on Saw ^Seminar Toniaht for mond if he had a six-card club 7-6-4-B; Diamtmds, Q-igA-g-8| gree from Boston Unl'veralty toward the budgets of the Fire budget review, reporters asked Vernon; Raymond Buma, 86 Mill Rd. aomdtlme since last Oompaniea. We should expect (Range Hill Rd., Itockvllle; Mm. November, police learned yes- »et lomorrow-j- . . _ _ _ sultt he would hold no diamonds Clubs, None. achool of Social Work. He bos to make comment on Van Dine's What do yon sayT that theae men artio contribute Patricia Cleveland, 386 Hartford terday. , The second of three aeminare I O W U E303I*0 at all If he had seven clubs. •erved os executive director of statement. One reporter said it Should R u ff Club ao much time and effort to the Rd.; Mm. Dorothy Dahm, 46 The cabin bedongB to lllaa dealing with the drugs and Answ er: B id tw o heauts. Ehren the Metbodieit Children’s Home, was "a commendable state­ Instead of leading a diamond town’s well being should enjoy Coleman Rd.; Mm. Clara Dan­ Elizabeth Dear of 244 Porter narcotics problem will be held _ „ ,______, , ^ though you have only 7 points S t Louis, M o., L a k e B lu ff ChU- ment” and she hoped it would to dummy’s king South should in high cards you must b id each other’s company on ooottr iels, South Windaor; 'Mm. Jo- St. Value of the rocking chalro tomorrow night at 7:80 in the dren’s Home, Lake Bluff, m., "smooth toe waters.” She add­ have ruffed a club in dummy. your seven-card maJ(Nr suit. atons other than answer lug aephlno Felice, BO Birch St.; and the New Stogtaad Homwfor ed however, that idie would Ralph Glbaon, 11 Earl St., ^ night’s’sVi-hour pubUc hearing West’s failure to follow suit Rebld toe hearts eX your next a A re caH manager’s tentaUve would mark East with seven turn in toe attempt in dicate I resent any questioning of these to In 1660 and again in i860 he was as it appeared last week, be­ Smith St., Wapping; Mm. Elea­ f 5 tor next year, wiU con- clubs and therefore no d 1 a- that you have a good suit but budgets which implies that the last time the cabin was checked ihe seminam ore e^xmaored duct a special meeting tonight a detegate to toe White House cause she could not consider nor Grandahl, 814 Smith St., monds. nothing else. eolunteer firemen do not have was November. by the, Manchester Adult Five- to dlscnias C-DAIP again. Oonferenoe on CHiUdren and Van Dine’s disclaimer as accur­ Wapping; Stanley Guay, Declarer would then draw the C opyright IBM the right to enjoy themselves, Youth. ate. The other reporter present Thompaonvllle; Randi Hall, 128 ning School in cooperation with C-DAP (Oommunlty Develop- rest of toe trumps, saving five General Feat^rbs Oorp. because I bellerve that the A portable televisiixi waa the Chamber of Oommen* aiid ment Action Flan) is a tiwo-yeer After ttie program, a ehmt last night who had^also attend­ Green Manor Rd.; Thomoa diamonds and one heart in dum­ town’s budget expenditure stolen from W. T. Grant, 816 niing Parent Teacfacn Organ- study of a town’s existing «erv- bustaMSB meeting will be con­ ed last week's nleetlng con­ Hlndson, 7 Lockwood St.; Rich­ my. If West saved either four Mialn St. sometime yecterday, Izatlon. ices and facilities, a projedUon ducted, foUowad by a silent represents an investment in fire curred. ard Jackman, 182 Maple St.; or five diamonds, declarer police report. A Grant rep- Three prbMlpals will exjdaln at its needs in the five-year pe- auction for which members ara protection and not a subsidy of Aitother reporter suggested to David Kennedy, Hillride Manor would cash toe king of hearts Ends resentatlve aaid the television what has been done and may riixl following the study, end a ericed to bring unwrapped two social oigsnisatloos.’’ Van l^hie toat perhaps he should Ave., Vernon. and then lead a diamond, play­ Tonito had to be dtolen whUe the store be done in Manchester toi in- determlnatiton ot priorities of L Mi!!.*mmm tm.i• • arUeles. Mrs. Hayden Griswold Van Dine’o statement contin­ have (kecked with the report­ Alao, William Kllmen, Wind- ing the jack from his hand. was open. form pupils and teachers in all those needs. Jr. Is In charge of the aucUon ued that ‘‘the imfortunate out- ers aboutsthe alleged misrep- aorvlUe; Mm. Julia Kbalnaki, 88 West could take toe queen of “ Support Your Inonl M ierlfr’ and wUl be asalsted by Mra. of-context publication of a small resentation^fvhen last week’s N. Elm St.; Deborah Knowlea, . acdutols o f the v a riety and m- Town M anager R obert Weiss diamonds and a heart (If he “ Inspector Cloaseau” ll^IUam Oralf, ICra. Clarenoq, part of the preceding remarii stories containing the remarks 68 Wella St.; Mm. Marjorie A portable televtaian and a plexity of problems Involved In Is asking the dire(k>ra for three still had one) but then he would mink llar were stolen some- the use and misuse of drugs actlcms, (1) to approve an ap- —WED.— Kuril and Mra. Robert Russell. Itos, in th e peuit week, brought first appeared. At no time did Kurt*, 847 Keeney St.; Deborah have to lead a diamond, allow- time last evetriy from the and naicotics. The sponsoring plication to the State Depait- All members and guests are In­ about an apparent Ut w ill be­ Van Dine attempt to clear up and- M onica Leach, Broad home of Raymond GuntuHs, 101 groups are convbioed this is one ment of Community Affairs, for JAMES BOND vited to tour the new Northeast tween myself and the fire com­ the apparent misunderstanding Brook; Frederick Llak, 104 panies. Winthrop Rd, Police said of many current problems a state grant tor the C-DAP office o f Child and Fam ily Serv-/^ via telephone. Phoenix St., Vernon; Ckarlea 'Goedfingw' || D r. No' "n.v first request la that any McCarthy, 82 N. Elm St.; Mi­ entrance was gained through »*> which require new approaches study, (2) to confirm a nine- WHATI ices at UO Main at after' the All three reporters asked that resentment which may remain chael Nobile, Eaot Hartford; unlocked garage r and then Involving school, home, an d member C-DAP Agency, and m eeting. their comments be included in after reading the full statement Edward O’Orady, 72 Keeney breaking through a locked door <»mmunlty, (3), to designate (he 21-meniber Luncheon reservations close the minutes of last night's meet­ be directed only at me and not St.; Mm. Ruth Powell, 2B Crom- leading to the Inuse. Total value Robert Digan, coordtoator of Oltizena Advisory Committee as tomorrow and may be made by ing, and Van Dine indicated that mn-Mvmiuu at the Board of Finance. I would well Rd.; Edwin Remkiewl(» of the missing items Is not youth activities tor the Board advisory committee to the coittactlng toe chairman, Mrs. this would be done if toe com­ J i ^ E A S T also ask the firemen to consider Sr., 5 Plnevlew St., Vernon; known at this time. of Education, wUl introduce C-DAP Agency. * • John Fletcher Jr., 78 Irv li« St ments were submitted in writ­ the full context of the quota­ Steven Ruggiero, 80 Schaller ------these prinetpeUs on the panel: In preparing a $266,687 budg- Paramount Plotures Presento tion in the paper and my record ing to the board clerk. Rd.; Mm. Catherine Sander, 8 . , _ Ray Gardiner, Bowers tehool; et tor the C-DAP appUcatton While one Board of Finance 3 the Fnuuw Zeffirelli as a supporter of most Fire Tallwood Dr., Wapping; Victor A b O IT lO ri JL(&WS AHan Gone, Bennet Junior origrlnally, W^ss had proceeded member emphasised that Van f f l t l C Prodoetton o< Association requests before ccm- Stringer, 616 Graham Rd., Wap­ ^ . e 1-1 School; and A. Raymond on the basis that the state Capital Area tlmilng to bear any will toward Dine’s remarks at last week's ping; Michael Sylveater, Eaat 1 O PIC o f F 01*11 in Rogers, Manchester High would provide $200,000 and toe m e.” meeting were exactly as rep­ Hartford; Mm. Mary Talley, ^ S(kool. " town $66,067, (he 'latter by In­ isuGstsTio fos MAumt Auoawctsi Van Dine’s statement con­ resented in his statement Issued 36 Mllfora Rd.; Suaanne Tan- ROMEO Carpenters state aixntlcn laws will be F(dlowlng the panel discus- services, 7:00 - 9:05 cludes, “Finally, I would like last night, other Board of Fi­ guay, 238 Autumn St.; M r a. discussed tomorrow night at 8 sion, questions may be submit- Opposition to the $200,000 to believe that the misrepresen­ nance members had no com­ Emella Ulrich, 14B Garden D r.; in the meeting house of the ted by the audience. The eve- grant was vMced by the and JULIET Join Strike tation of my remarks in the ment. ^ Mm. Carol viilte, Stuart Dr., Unitarian Unlveraallist Stxdety of nlng ■will conclude with slmtd- directors and by concerned cdtl' press were accidental. Only a One town offkdal, after read­ Tolland. zens, on the basis that the state BURNSIDE HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Manchester at 466 Mato St. taneous showing In different n'.IHf.S'DE AVI EAST HARTFORD Evenings 7riB • BtU full explanation in those same ing Van Dine’s statement last DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: was In financial trouUe. Carpenters in most of Connecti­ At the-'Dar ends of the issue ^ m s of films peitinent to the Saturday 2:BB-4:S*-7lB»-B!M colomns will even begin to un­ night, did say he found the Mm. Jeasle Amadeo, 162 El- FREE PARKING 528 -3333 cut were on strike Ifonday as will be the state’s most frequent subject, Weiss subsequently submitted Sunday t:BB-6!*B-BM do the harm that has been done opening senteiMe interesting, dridge St.; Donald Farrla, Eaat the Hartford local of toe Uidted speakers on abortion. ------three alternate budg^, one SOON! “THE PRIMR to both the Fire Associations since fire company budgets are Hartford; Mlaa Julia R e e a e, fo r $176,000, another fo r $160,- Ftods Tonito Brotheitaood of (Jatpentera end Atty. Andrew J. O’Keefe of OF BUSS JEAN BBODIK” and toe Board of Finance. I tradltloiHdly ntroversial areas year after Francla, Eaat Hartford; Mm. On Marcto 28, Director Jl. uotons that work on a conetruc- traffic signal light at E. Center School, Middle Tmnpibe^ Maaohrator. Olaaaea meet lU ea- tatioD project at some time and S'i. and Lenox St. Court date their short talks, according to mUs must be obtained for aff The program will be followed by a business meeting at which doy evcnlnga, April 8 to May 18, from 7:(X>-B:80 FJH. their dlfterenit jobs are “dove- Aluminum Alooa-ReynoMs- A p ril 21. the chairman of the session, outd(x>r burning. Mrs. Janet Batt of Elhngton. It Permits can be obtained from the nominating committee will F ee: tallied” together to bring abut the llnlatMd project os quicidy K aiser ACCIDENTS is open to the public. Harlow himself on Tolland Rd., present a slate of officers. Nom­ as possible, explained a oon* Siding A dump truck owned by the The session is the first of a Donald Tedford on Rt. 86, Pe- inations will also be accepted from the fi(x>r. Elections will be tractor Bpokewmon Monday. town, and a two-door sedan serles to be held by the hew so- ter Massoltoo on Noteto Rd., held. Members. are reminded When one union strikes, the Oompktely owned by the state, collided at ciety’s S(xdal action cxnnmlttee John Garibaldi on Box Mt. Rd. that this meeting is compulsory other unions can continue ■work- Ce.eter and McKee St. yester­ and called the U nitarian F\>rum. and M ort H arlow on Bolton Oen- bistaUed and any valid excuses should be DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE day at 3:05 p.m. The car was On April 23, Mrs. Pat Augur of ter Rd. ig but the nonatriUng uolow handed to the president. THE UNIVERSITY OP CONNECTICUT towed away. Driving the town Plainville will speak on the Health certiftoates will also be can continue to work only so Deacons Dinner truck was Charles R. Smith, 33, Southern Box Project, famlly-to- issued because of pollution. All Storrs, Connecticut long as tosir work does not The Board of Deacons of Bol­ $ of Webster Lane; driving the family contact with southern fires must be out by 8 p.m. progress beyond work that must ton Congregational Church will state car was Francis W. Maro- blacks. and no tires <»n be used to PRESENTS cjS- ■he done by the carpenters., 750, sponsor a roast beef dirmer Sat­ Contractors expect they con ni, 41, of ThompsonvUle. ------start fires. Rcfi*. $1223 urday at 6 p.m. to the Education keep most of their projects go­ No permits wiU be issued on Building. Proceeds will go Ron Cowan's 1000 8q. F t. ing this week without the car­ A written warning for im­ Film, Not Bullets high hazard days, which are toward various benevolences. Less If Under proper lane changing was is­ announced over the radio. penters, but then construotiion JAIPUR, India (AP)—Fhr the There will be one.sitting only. sued to Isabel Keehne ot B a lti­ Junior Women will begjn to halt. next five yearn, you oon shoot Reservations may be made by We Are Scheduling Our Spring: more, Md., after she was in­ The Bolton Junior Women’s calling the church office any volved in an accident on Center tigers in the Rajealhan state SUMMERTREE ^th”aT h u r s d a y at* 8 morning from 9 to noon, or with Installations .. . Take Advantage St., near Lilac St. yesterday at with a camera, but not wlto a p.m.„ at St. George’s Church, ^ deacon. Adults can eat for gun. APRIL 11 APRIL 19 (No Sunday Performance) f)0 K RENT Of This Gigantic Savings— Oall 12:10 p.m. Rt. 44A. Mrs. Janet Page, a $2.60 land children fo r $1.50. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro- The state government losued member of volunteer services at Deacon Daniel Bucoino is in Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre Jectora—eound or silent, also A rear-end collision occurred ^ ban to save from extinction Mansfield Training School, \rill charge of the dinner. Others on Tickets and Reservations Now Available 88 mm. slide projectors. 644-2720 01 Main St. near Oak St. yester- me 10 t%enB ertlU left In Its explain the different services the board'are RonaJd FUrris, I liny at noon. Drivers were Mi­ foreata. available to the public, and the chairman, and Mrs. R. K. Jones, WELDON DRUG CO. Auditorium Box O ffic e: 429-3811 767 M ain At.—T el. 648-8831 chael S. Jones of East Hart­ Mrs. Clyde Beedewith, Mra. Bm- ford and Lucille H. Williams of eat Andrews, Mrs. Douglas Ftei- Admission: $1.50 Curtain 8:15 P.M. 02 Russell St. Vernon Ity, Edward Shensle, Alexander SAVE Plante, Ctiarlea Church, Emer­ COMPIJUNTS son Bosworth, Paul Ebnore and Two rocklnfe chairs, an John Chick. I luitiqUe straight-back chair, and Town Board Plans Hearing D ay Camp 2 5 % to 5 0 % * ENDS TONIGHT The four Bolton churches are “ANGEL IN MY POCKET” 6:26 • •:!• 4 ON — ------■«'■-' ---^ -- organising a summer day camp S B T U I l l I ICy On Crestridge ^ Dr. Sewers open to children now to ktodei^ “SIXIRET WAR OF HARRY FRIOO” 7tl6 Re-Roofing • Gutters H n I im i I Ills After listening to an Im- nance for a public hearing on SJarten through Grade 6 fiwn , HARTFORD' A]AREA FIRST RUN promptu plea by Atty. Robert the Crestridge installation. to noon June 28 yinyl Siding • Storm Windows MANCHfSTIR sta rta If you are suffering from pain, Kahan. a resident of Summit The results of a survey taken through July 8. H cinti r Kitchen Cabinets • Formica Countertops soreness or stlffneas called by ltd., the Board of Representa- in the Oestridge Dr. area. The , camp plane to use toe PARKING R(AR OF TMlATRt WED. Arthritis Neuritis or Rheuma- reconsidered which Ipcludea Robin Rd. a|ongtocUlUee ot Bolton Congrega- “WHERE EAGUBS DARE” tiM ft SiM • Bathroom Remodeling Hsm I think I can heln extonslons to the Crest- wlto Summit Rd. and involves tlonal CJhurch and Herrick Mem- “Everything Jackets*’ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer preeenti • Jerry Gerthwki-DIMt Kettner picture tlsrring | • Formica Vanitories '■'•iKe Dr. area. 83 homes, is 82 tor sewers and o »tol P ark . Summit Rd. is in the Crest- 20 against. In College Play h . . Write me for free toformaUon. Kahan Richard Borden, director of WUltam Gauthter, aon ot M r. Mary FREE KITCHEN « PUY-ROOM thinks from the septic administration, made a prog- and Mra. Flederick Gauthier of Richard Clint Iv ATE I n tank standpoint the area has ress report on toe overall sewer South Rd., will play the role of Ure The Drizzlers by reached Its saturation point. He projects to the order contracts Zebah in toe St. Michael’s Ool- Burton Eastwood DESIGN SERVICE 2391 T erry Road D12 said, how ever, he did not know are to be awarded. lege Drama Club production of MMSU Whether it had reached the point 'Dio Box Mountain Phase, now Paddy Chayefttky’s "Gldson.” ’ ot being a health hazard. under (xmotructlon, is about TTis play will be presented "Where Elsies Dare" ------board has already ap- one-fourth completed and toe April 18-22 In St. MlcUiael’s Col- WINDOW ^Call proved the extension of sewers estimated compleUcm date is lege Pla^iouse, WlnoosU Paric, The AlPGregioi’S *"to the Valley View La. area December of this year. Vt A gi^uate ot Bolton High 5 H A D E 5 R&R Confraefors 4i4>4UIU'tf«2i4<.4 which adjoins the Crestridge Dr. The town expects to advertise School, Gauthier is a sophomtm Jackets that have a lot going for them. And for you. Everything in fact. They go TPixAttittit section. The engineering firm tor bids for toe railroad trunk a* St Michael’s. M cnI* to Ordmr everywhere. Every time. For everything. Great for golf. Or any course of action. of Anderson-Nichols, doing the line (xintract, this month and Bulletin Board Bring yaur old loUeia In ni Tailored by McGregor of rugged Drizzler cloth that’s guaranteed water Published DaUy Except Sundays work, has Informed the board completion is set tor a year Hie Planning Commission ■will eav« S6o per shade. >«°n®y month. hold a pubHc hearing tomonryw repellent for two whole years. The Drizzler*with deep cut pivot arm holes and Telephone 643-2711 doing the two projects at the The 1>IcottvllIe force main at 8 p.m. In toe Community Hail double protection shoulders $16. The Drizzler*Jumbo with knit collar and Second Class Postage Paid ai “®"'® “ '"®- Iwo are done and pumping staUon wlU be on a re-subtUvislon by Atty. L A . JOHNSON 4 ■ 2720. Manchester, Conn. separately it would cost about advertised tor bid In May and Paul Marie, trustee, on proper- cuffs fl7 . Both completely machine washable and dryable. BUBSCTRiPTiON RATES $200,000 and if done concurrent- to expected to be completed in ty on Stony Rd. They must go PAINT 00. Payable In Advance en a Oonneotlcut W ater m i^ made by reaidenU at an M p In a woiM-wlde f.dlowahlp 7:90 ' 9-W Lanetr Oommlarian toot lOifiA vtow ed ' tmxaa ho meeting on the Shti, the PZC month. (10) Big Picture mlocowcepthms which mdst over Oo. docket. tnformaUonal hearing on sewer tn. more than M oountries. plana tor thrais oubdlvteioai, to- ^^'’^tonSnary drainage agraed to meet with aoeearor The counen also destynoted (M) Ifieteroger’s Nelihbor- tiM total budget tnoreoae whlob connection and asseaament Gnacer Omaade bood 1 Lewis Btuart Ttoakham to dIocuM In Cto reoDluUon tiM council Am wook of April 14 to April 30 (10) Munstera taling 80 buHdlnc kfta, plus pro- to prooentty toolng Ifaa town. aald that alnoe the oompletion ^ ly e a ^ by the commissian lorby Holcombe, chairman of 9=00 ■______m in a iy .plan to r a 40-unit froealng rtnet names and the os "Touth Weak’ ’ In BouAi ^4(0 P Troop betL tieme of the problems, sold dote ot a proposed lUtratton “Ji**”*- . . , ___ , Soutti Windsor Chncer 6 r » (40) Weather ~ ■ apartm ent oomptun. the Btrtogeat anting regidnUon tormulatlnn of » atreet number- Wtantoor. 9:80 40) Truth or C^wequence* ----- ~ Taken a reqitirtanenta. FRts at lost night’s counoil plant to UKMitaln, and atoce Cnmade. haa amwmced that IC) Approval woa gnntod to a tog syatem.,Plana nosr call tor |»12) R e j’ ^ M meeting, arose from a local South Windsor leoklenta tweent- Evening Herald that the Bss^ent c h m tor volunteeiw will begin :a0) F Troop throe-tat aubdtvlatoa on Ckyotal PoZZato erinnl«4ii«|| Hw (W the numbering of houste in arif- property used or mned tor ’em Inelsht oontainad oubdlvialanB. newspaper heodUna that ototed ly auataliMd a rate tocreaoe oerreepoadent (, \ I Love Lucy ijS lM M O ) Tuesday Night Labs and Burtburt Rds., owned ▼riopera oxpoet to bav« the ma­ he (Mtovles A letter vrlU also be aent to that the mill Increase tor the whBe RookvlUe cuatomera using C orel MauHoa, taL 8M-8714. ;9I) What’s New? ;84g) NTPD by l|hi. Dorothy Radke. teria l m O y tor sdbmiaaion and 8:00 L 89-10-1340)i News. Sports. the osraaca of two gro-vel opera- town budget would only be one the same water ouatatoed no In­ __ a------W'..'eather S-U). Doris Day TbaTna propooedjaivua—6 aporanentapoitinent oomoom- presentation to *a pUbUe heattog crease, the oommtoefon ehouM [94) Folk Quitar *8) That’s tions akag the W1 111 mantle miU. plan wouM h e located on a 48.0- *“ ■**>i Aberio. the PUC redefine the rating Monday. Junior high ocdiool glrto single or multi-family real- ™*?***2*’ *** attempt has been Hartford, has been announced to William Edward Fhllon of 6:45 20) News Sports, Weather was tabled until conunenta Ore mnnager liod applied the total Tom Ewell Bbow unvriied by engineer John- H*® Ptoany busineaees have Her fiance is the son of Mr. 281 McKee St. (10) Alfred Hitchcock (12) been deolgned hy aroUtieot Biti— ***“ pw|ulre ^atate approv­ that the PUC preaa efforts to al. ■venlBg Herald ertmao from |SOO,000 to $100,000 freshmonts of eupcakee, orange Her fiance la the son of Mr. SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE UBTINOS MoHugh, who has riao derigned eecuilng aattofaotory water and The commission’s proposed R Hermann ToUand eerrfiipeiidenl or a|q)raxfanately one mllL drink, and ooCfea In the cafw- and Mrs. NeU P. FaUon of West the proporod Htogaw(xxl Apart- «s*dlvlglon oontolna three aervloe between now and Hm charges for other types of prop- *1*“^**?* all who vol- Sr. of Northport, N.Y. T h e actual to ta l tocreoaoa alt teria from 6 to 6:46 p jn . From Roocbury. llM t n la , 9eL S7S-8MI. oompletion of the proposed ni­ erty such as industrial or com- *?i.***^u Margie is a teacher of Radio ments on R t 180 and the South- f™ T.S *** *• ^*l**>*h ea*y waR- this time, said Fitts, ware ^ there tha group wlU drive to merdal would bo somewhat So^ Windsor Qrade 6 at Keeney St. School, Miss Larson is a 1965 grad- gategote i^ortmeriai^Mutmeria to RocflevlUe.______dhtanoe of ToUand High tration ptont (This Ustliig tooindes only those news bnadoasts of M or is proxlmately $050,000 for th e Mancheoter High BriiooL where uate of East Catholic High —•— Bcaiool. The council unanimously sup­ higher, with $9.50 being the ff*™ 5”?*.*^.’ P®^' Hermann is an investment minute length. Some ■tatinns esrrv other short newscasts.) They dUtor from tiie ordhrary Board of Dduootlon and $310,000 the high acboot-eak Up Sporu FASTBITH holds falas teeth Armer, wlll ba alggiinoanUy below ^ oompteted by the PZC. Of totereot to reeidento. At 7:15 00 Itewa Makes sating eaalar. No paate, gooey Goldstein said unemployment ucation cut fay taMHtiilrd to the p.m. there wiU be a hearing In for the frontage and the Uteral The' Wapplng Communltv QALLln>, N ^ (AP) - ^ e :10 Speak Up BporU tirtiot la allowed to the apeut- Gottter agreed to provide a taste. Helps ebeok “denture braath’’. among the nation’s seven mil­ present $000,000. The Town can either be p.^ in full by church W ^wufT^rS^ University of New Mextco’s Oal- 80 Speak Up Hartforo Dentures that fit a n eeaenttal to meht leguiaMaaa, wKh only six recreational area after a PZC the CounoU Chambers of the 80 Barry FVuber health. See your dentlet regularly, lion teen-agers showed an OounctI to expected to re^htoe Town Hall to authorise an addi­ lup branch is ix>nduottog a 16 Sign O ff intits per anre rather than the request, and proiriaed to add Cosmetics the due day or be paid to 10 evening meeting on April 21 McFerrao photo Get FASTB’rXFTR at all drug oounteia. erratic, “Jumpy" rate and to. tMs figure atm further. course to the difficult Navajo w n o —IN * maximum 18 untto. to it when an abutting aUMMvl- tional appmqMiatttn for the pur- MRS. PHILIP ARTHUR RICE 00 Afternoon EklltloD March h ^ recorded a signlti- Likewise, acoordtog to Fitts, language. Ttatintlve plana Indicate . a slon la developed at a later rrs due on a date- esta^ ^ Ulrica and the m ia ^ ^ 15 Mtaket Repon cant increase. the town manager cui. the The couTM la an effort to 20 Weather poorible fuhve devtaopnMnt of r»Ah« READIHB IMPROVEMENT CUSSES Common Plias tor any assess- Manchester to ment that they feel Is unfair. Donald Francis Sauer of Bolton Rev. Harold Horan of BEGINNING APRIL 28, 1969 AFTERNOON and EVENING Cl-ARMIB III addiUon to the proposed as- he^ trio to the **” announced by her Calvary CSiurch performed the J' '* aasses for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL jy * ® connection ^nd Palestine erranean par^ts, Mr. and ^bert double-rlngr ceremony. Bouquets to R em ^al Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.). Study cfaaiv». the conunlasion wlU be ^ —,im ^ ’ , Rivera. 16 Westfield St. daffodils were on 7 1 -1 Skilto, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board discussing Sn application from c the altar Test Preparation and General Reading EMclenoy. Aaron Duhltsky for sewer ser- ^ Miss Carolyn Ltonebur of De­ ★ Small Classes a Pre-Testing Program A Certified vice from Northview Dr. along nroeram All . tr°lt was maid of honor. Brldes- Teachers EUtogton Rd. to Dubl Dr. which *® ® maids were Miss Susan iORMAL « ImprovsiiMnt Onter, Inc. U a proposed road. “f C^nnecOcut Institute Schmlege and Miss Carol Beg- n E. CENTER STBiilET Next to CMvsv'a The commission will also be l!5, ®*'“*^’* H®**’*!'’®*®*"*- She Is a beau- lan, both of Detroit, . . . WE RENT IT . . . MANCHESTER, CONN. revlewtog the achedule for com- ®" John Karrer ol Hartford g ^ o f a secondary treatment )).^rttotaer-^entog Hendd S - ^ o " “ - 0^ 0^ “ faclUly^^ ^ ______South Windsor w r^ndent High SeW Is to Vietnam serv- Higti School Plan ^ - -r—. ALL FORfilAL WEAR IN s ta te d . Thomas J. Don- Carol Moulton, tol. tel. €4441714. Ineing withWith the NawNa^ Seabees. Kammerer “'« bridegroom “of Detroit; ; and WANT No date hM been announced brother of the bride. STOCK AT A LL TIMES! holly wiU again be discussing « ^ W x e i u f ^ o education bills now before the for the wedding. rome (Candle lighters were Robert HOIMESI 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN Iccrialature at the Board of Ed­ R ockville Rice of Manchester, brother of ucation meeting planned for to­ I HOWARD HOIMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOIMES the bridegroom and Ronald llkemJei night at 7:30 at the high school. Hospital Notes Strand and Daniel Beglan, both THIOMliR Fred Caruolo, principal of the of Detroit. I OFTHi high school, and the tw o vice- » “ •**«>« hours are 12:30 to 8 After a reception at the Stat- I GOUKn principals, Vincent Breenahan f area# except ms- ler-Hllton Inn, Ann Arbor, the 1 RUU MEN'S SHOP and John Thomas. wlU acquaint are 2 to 4 couple left for a wedding trip to In their grief, a bereaved family may -the board with the detaUs o f the “ "* St. Croix aind Puerto Rico. "Tlte Marvel ot Mato Street" “ house plan” that has been pro- a t ___. ^ Mrs. Rice is a graduate oi 801 - 907 Mato Street atternpt to become isolated from their posed for the new high sclx i^ weidte Mhnehester, ConneoUcut triends. They may specify a private In atkUtion, Superintendent of "SPBCSALISTS D l FORMAli WEAR RENTAL*'' funeral thereby depriving themselves Schools caiarles Warner will re- ^pi;viu «^T5'rti^t port on Project OuWoors. ^ When yew thhdi of of the comfort which the presence of Ha t vuingwMgvro » R ockvU le; Jac- others can provide. Most people agree, - a t T h e ^ ^ S r^ v I? ^ ‘>“®“"® ^^®“’ Old Farms Rd.. T Y rew E n o ts J?® Simsbury; Anna Kloter, East IMhk of YIAIE therefore, that public funerals are ^ Longmeadow Mass., and TYPEWBITTB preferable to private ones. ^ Associated patrlcla Brock, Vernon. 8 ^ ®‘ *^® Saturday: Son born to 42 8. Adams St., Mrs. Joseph Lovett, ^ School Simsbury; son born to Mr. and our orniuol is Dr. Frederick G. Humirfirey. Mrs. Kdward Rauza, Loveland aasWMt professor of family re- iijii Rd., Rockville; daughter FAIRW( lationB. Department of (3iUd De- born to Mr. and Mrs. a o y d Lee. /ff-T seed sole velopment and FamUy Rela- South St.. Rockville, and son Knox Studio INCOME TAX tlons at the University of Oon- born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engaged necticut. Weidig, Old Town Rd., Rock- PREPARATION wed. only at Dr. Humphrey’s topic for the vlUe. engageengagement mem. oi of mmbMtos evening wUl be “ How Sex Edu- Discharged Saturday: Kath- Cherryl Althea Gibson of Man- mOIVIDVAL <»ted Are You and Your eryn White. Cervans Rd., Chester to John E. Welply of BUSINESS AND both stores OiiliJ?’ ’ ' Rockville: Dinah Herzog! Vernon has been announced by SMALL BUSINESS TTie progrem vrill also include Franklin Park E.. Rockville; *'®*' mother, Mrs. Bert Gibson a brief report by William Cher- David Gould, School St., Rock- J’’- Pleasant St. She is CoN nick, math teacher at South vllle; IJnda Sheffield, Terrace the daughter of the late Windsor High School, who Dr., Rockville; Daryl Drlggs, Sgt. Bert H. Gibson Jr. JASON J. NOVITCHI ’serves as chairman of the Fam- Sunny View Dr., Vernon; Anita Her fiance is the son of Mr. 643^199« price! uyUy Life ijue <-=urncuium(Curriculum ueveiop-Develop- Davis,uavia, ReganKegan St.,si., Rockville,KOCKvilie, and mid Mrs. auiuiJohn n,.E. Welplyweipiy jr.Jr. o of mentt (CommitteeCommittee of South Wind-Wimt- GeraldineGeraldinp Little,T.lttle HlllcrestHilleppst Dr.,Dp 146 Meriine Rd.,Rdw. Vernon, formform- entire stock SOT. TTUs oonunittee is formu- Rockville. erly of Manchester. LaUng a famUy life program for Admitted Sunday: Joanne Mias Gibson Is a 1967 gradu- of soods; flower SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! the South Windsor school ays- Bory.sevicz, Thrall Rd., Vernon; alte of Manchester High School, tern, Joan Wetherell, Lakeview Dr., She is a student at Union Ool- Getting' Married? and vegetable . . . M rs. Lawrence Decker Jr., Vernon; Linda Shorts, Vernon: ’lege, "Barbourvllle, Ky., where Lucky You! (Wednesday only) SIGN UP NOW! Christian sex education director Mark Williams. Prospert St., ahe is majoring to music edu­ of St. Margaret Mary Church, Rockville; Joseph Denham, open thurs. and tri. nlgfata till • cation, and is a member of the Gaslight wishes to con­ wUl oonunent on the pre^ram Crestridge, Vernon: Joseph Wil- college choir. downtown nudn street, and east middle ^ e . For Boland Oil gratulate you on your en­ Vi of "puberty information.”*------•• Mrs. lia, Rockville; ■'vmc. Ivan». m,i Call.. ^ h. Mer-iyici- Mr. «ir. Welply weipiy is a i»ti 19677 graduate Decker was an original mem- ' Vernon; Joseph Kobak, of Rockville High School. He gagement We now have Company’s ber of the Committee for Sex St., Rockville; Eva will graduate in June from the excellent Banquet Facili­ Edu(xUlon and is currently a Voidua, Ellington; Louise State Uivivensity of Agricultural ties for your pre-nuptial member of the Board of Edu- Grovers, Eva Circle, Rockville; and Technical College, Farm- shower or wedding recep­ AUTOMATIC caUon. Dorothy Edwards, Talcottville ingdale, N.Y., where Ira is tion. We’re now accept­ There will be a discussion Maire Cyr, majoring in ornamental hortl- ing bookings. perlod toUowtog the speakers. ^'kvlUe- culture. He is a member of DELIVERY Flyers will be sent home with Discharged Sunday: Alphonse Phi Theta Kappa fraternity, student# so that parents naay re- ?5*’- Shorts, and was listed in the 1969 dl- WESTERN BET turn a portt

avaflakla. Ilia aitifloial ons was taken flatiri^pEtpr out, and that was th s t Connecticut MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 8. 1969 PAGB SBVBM TMs is fsscliiating bastnaas. Evan c: l|prald mora fascinating, howevsr, ara soma of Yankee the further problems that might be en­ The Town’s Drug Problem 3.. m r countered. By iBennet Pupils React What if the recipient, llndlng the artificial heart doing wall, and seeming­ The ’Transportatlan Oommlt- R. ivlteoadN tM of the Connsctlcut General ; As Some Users See It To Film on Narcotics FtdilMMm ly capable of keeping bhn sUva for as •d October l. u n AsMmbly la, with on* or two li- long as he himself is oontsnf to ramain By DBDQ VgERS >>MBMMBBBBBBBIb b b b b m h oarrled away with toe woBden A film popular with teachers Boy, "I’ve Mod dgartfUso. . SunO&jn vocal eocoepUana, Offlo* at tethered to the Immovable pumping ap­ compoawl of qidat lagtalatora, niTO ligtl varfcnis mctBlls (Editor’* note: This i* the aeo- medicine. Doctor* and phar- And students both is called This could be the sam* thing. Mas paratus. rtiould hava decided that he did who hoar argumonta praaantad The HWlAd ilffcerviewed three arttclea on the drug "*»*•■*■ pocket a lot of money. "Marijuana." What’s the dUferene*." not want to tahe the risk of Cakk^ a hu­ to ttiam with a grava, dlapaa- ’The film is in high demand Boy, "This movie helps mors nationally and has been Shown SUMKRIPnON RAT18 man heart traneplant tat Ms piaoe? alonata qourtaay. W* don't know are a g ru g IW T). i n e i r o ^ reactlotw o t aom* ous as U is supposed to be. I’ve "MoetUy they use grass and “I turned on to graas. But It The students of an eighth makes you think." VW aarrloe dtant of B. B. A. Servtoe, Inc whole wards fuU of artificial hearts keep- been stoned on It for sitf months grade and then a ninth grade at mblhdieia RapreaantatKea — Ttie Jultue cent and normal as they may was no good. I learned adiat I Girl, "Cfouldn’t they make tt Maihawa Special j^n ey — Bew Toth, Cht ing people temporarily alive, pcMiapa on seem, the gentlemen of the straight without any fantaotic "fiometiines they go to places wanted to leain. I aaw the trees Bennet Junior High School ra- legal so that we could try tt cato>. Detnitt and Boaton. one uniform pumping system into which Transportation Committee exer­ U1 effects. In toe woods. ’They won’t smoke better. Now I’ve become al- acted to toe film in toe following In class. We could have a clase HJMfWiat AUDIT BDRBAU OF dnOITIA' any number could be plugged, b—Hng- cise a formidable talent for that "I think It la better for your R in the com. ’Th ^ g o outside, most trained to see without ways. project. It’d be a riot." TTOBB favorite trick of all do-gooders body and mind than things like It you smoke that amt le who could at one time name ty of others on the road, but among some very hard core talking. not be sold legally. tor the oycliat'e own good. users, glue Is out. ‘T ve heard a lot of things "I’m from East Hartford. In A Deimet Junior High School art student, Sue Heller, dalis thib sketch “Pass­ to take it, then take It." Boy, "Not $100 a day!” most of the idayara In the game cannot The Committee heard, and ing Drugs." Her art teacher, Harold R. Larson, s ^ nmny of his students now even name the teams. There ate "Pot la the drug most used about what speed can do to you. my second year of college in CBSchixophrenia dlsdaJned, in 1907, the argu­ heoto Mostly toe poorer forms. I think R is Just things that toe 1920’s, I quit. I knew no are aware of drug terms and practices. 2* such teams to memorise, if one ments of the cycUsts them­ ^ Itost fiabirday, on thty pag», b » oar- The klda aren’t that involved in are going around. I don’t know other form of work but music. chooses to do i h ^ Not many of them selves, which was that what R to know toe good marijuana. what to believe except what I I went to New York and got tn rtod an odltoiial titled "No Single Lmrt they wore on their heads, and doses are required for toe same YEWS are easily memorisaUe beoawe they "Most JuR try R once or when they take IL with toe big bands. I was pretty e.'fect after a whUe. 8 WonX” In wMcb we agreed wtUi and have a certain style of play, or what possible degree of dan­ twice A few go on really enr “Most Uds know about drugs good on the piano. I could have PBNTO Now Open Major Drugs; Upright, 16”-20" High ...... ger they, courted, ought to be Barbiturates — Sedatives, oonyllmeated Qm President o t CSS be- they have certain famous and papular joying Us effaota. tt lela you see toe street. been better If I’d left the stuff PINTO, People Interested Upright, 2-2Va Ft. H igh ...... oanae he bad lefuMd to participate in their own business, so long aa called "downs’’ or "goofballs.’’ stars wearing tJvedp uniform. ’The biggest your subconscious mind. R sets lot of kids take R out of alone. In Narcotics Treatment Or­ Their Effect They relax toe nervous a y a- Upright, 2Vi-8 Ft. H igh ...... J i Bynalcr Panbore’s'xequeat that the Me- It never Involved toe safety of ganization Inc., Is now open individual attraction of the 1969 season anyone else. you on a jiatteni of self Improve- curloaity. ’Ihey start poppin’ “From 1928 to 1937, I trav- tem, slow the heart rate, lower Spreading, 2>2V| Ft. W ide ...... eMon networlw aubmlt their proposed m ent" piUa to find out If what they are the country and the world Monday throu^ Wednesday Marijuana — Ckdled "pot" blocid preaaure and alow down le the reappearance^ ta> the capacity of Thanks to toe fact that toO , _____ tdd U toe truth. playing with the big bands. Spreading, 2V^-8 F t. W id e ...... antartalnmeBla to a code authority he- 1907 act It got passed proved evenings, 6:80 to 10, in toe or "graaa.’’ Derived from breathing. Effects can resem­ manager, of one of the great player stats A 1 7 -y e a r^ high school sen- "Where do they get pllle? started in with alcohol, bottom floor of toe WUUams Spreading (Nigra, Deep (l-reen) • fore abawlng them. of yesteryear. difficult to Interpret and en­ female hemp plant. Usually ble drunkenness and users 2-21^ Ft. W ide...... force, toe Transportation Com­ tar s a M / * ^ 3 t buy pot in Th«y go home and look t o r ^ ^ “ 1, Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ sometimes become irritable and We quoted CBS President Dr. Frank If one cares who the M teams ate, the high school, tt’a s i ^ the medicine cabinets, -niey nearly all the band members copal Church on Park Bt smoked. A mild hallucinogen Full and nicely shaped plants, 10 years and older. Stanton as Mlowar mittee waa required, toe other were drinking. You needed to angry. PhyalcaUy addictive, Uke he dlsoovera that the 12 teams in esdi day, to hold a 1909 hearing on town.' take ODs (overdoses) of them An ex-Oiddlct, a parent of that dlstorta perceptions of heroin, barbiturates ara a lead­ Very reasonable. smile on the stage. a drug user, and a profes­ “In our society the detewntnatton of leaguo-the Leagues are stUl titled Na- toe same subject. It heard toe You don’t have to be rtato, and get a high out of them. time, space and coordination. ing cause of accidental deaths 44 Baldwin Road, Mancheater—644-8049 • Ihen they go looking for pot "Then I found the alcahol sional counselor are on hand taste and propriety aa to TV programs Uonai and Amerlcan-have been divided earns argumehta again. And, If you Just have to save up your didn’t do enough for me. I took Strong doses can cause short­ In toe coimtry. muto be ptimllstlc. A single last word we are any Judge Of committee and speed piUq. to talk to anyone on an into two dlvisionB of six teams each, one money. to toe marijuana with the al­ anonymous basis. Tlie phone term poychottc reactions. IXMig- LSD—A powerful hallucino­ would be harmful, indeed dangerous." Eastern,'the other Westem. moods, It i s ' almost certain to "I haven’t heard anything '?''* ***‘^ ^ **®y® cohol. term effects are not known. To gen, ooU "acid." It causes report out a new bill which wUl about heroin here, but mort ®®*»®ctloM for toem. number is 648-2300. sharp changes tai perception. We agreed with that statement. We One advantage of this arrangement ie "Utoen I was drinking and use marijuana is to “gat high," be easier to interpret and en­ other stuff. There are some adult pushers smoking, I thought I was jtfay- "turn on," or “get sMied.” Non-oddlcHve, but can cause said the only prcgier location for any that although there are 12 teams in each force becauae it will use a broad . _ from. Hartford. Kids reach them ■ "The girls use pot ' Just'w 2 beautiful piano. But it stunk, and boose. If a girl goes out Marijuana cigarettes are called panic, paranoia, and heUuclnh- single last word Aould be with the league, no team need ever finish lower definition of what kind of hel­ "Joints.’’ ttans. Can atoo produce perman­ "patron pubSc Itadf." met will be acceptable. We are much as ttte boys. But they wait J!^*^*'**^ * "Before a road tour, I laid in and gets pregnant what hap­ BITUMINOUS than sixth place, which meaw that, sta- ent derangement and physical K a fS e** ^ of stloks or joints as you pens to toe child? Hashish — CaUed "haoh," In the front page news which was tlsficaUy, everybody is going to play a still searching toe annals of else. call itoem >today. They cost same aa .marijuana, except defeats. Mescaline, DMT, psU- legislation to find an inatance pay causa it’s usually a girl "The best "If this Is what you want to appeeuing even aa we were compUment- lot better baseball this year. frlsnd. Girls stlok mootlv to ------about $1 a pteoe. You had to more potimt ocybin are similar, but lees po­ In which any committee, once from sthdto. These kWs on dope hnow where to buy It. I never sell over toe counter, go to it. tent subetancea. DRIVEWAYS ing CBS on Ita deOanoe of advance cen- In order to accommodate the play-off marijuana. “These Uds axe crazy enough Amphetamines — Stimulants Forking ArOos a Gas Stattaws a BookelfeaB Oaurla having set itself to regulate ita Heroin — Called "Junk,” aonUp of programs, CBS was mak­ series of five games between the two Ftfotofl iFram Abroad By WllllamBoum constituents In a certain direc­ A pot party: You eh get into — • questioned the boys about today wRbout It.’’ used to combat fatigue. Taken Now Booking for Uprlng Watfc a. •RE START OF OP BELGIUM, 1967 tion for their own good, has Bhouldn’t. The last thing r d do place. ever voluntarily desisted from stronger forms are dissolved In of opium. Usually Injected un­ Early Bird Special entertatenent programs on the ground season has been lengthened by a week, . ** holler tor toe oops. «i took bennies (bensedrine a liquid and injected with a der the aMn or "mainlined,” In­ that it had not been able to achieve which is why it has already opened at toe effort. a .«n»e best help shouW oome puia) I'^^Hj^oinliig"^ I?- r* 11 PLACE YOVB (RtOEB NOW BBOAVIK O F A So toe prospect la that toe needle. They speed action ugh School St. poeitlve and its negative contributions to makers are pessimistic over to 200,000 U.S. troops Is not only on our shares, the scar of racial sniff glue. It’s a different high. drug cult. It’s not a' tightly pitchers throwing to a reduced strike bility that as many as 200,000 any such happy result in Paris. posslbile but essential if Saigon day, ot what other future helmet aa I was. I didn’t want to be­ the evduttan of television entertain­ hatred had already disrflgured measureq it may one day adopt, EvezTthing has a dlitferenit high. woven fraternity. zone on largely anenymow battens wM U.S. titmps will be brought home ever Is going to stand on its colonial society. We are perhaps "But once you find one per­ come a malnllnar. m ent It has bad touches, in instances Two political developments. It and probably has no present in­ It’s ptoesant but tt really mess­ "I went home. I’d had nine be lower mounds than in other years. from Vietnam by the election- Is hoped here, will be set In mo­ own feet. the only nation which has tried son who likes drugs, you meet where tta aasaulte on standard assump- year fall of 1970. tention of doing any of toe es up your mind. The Uds are years of that crazy world. In addition, some of the game’s tion by rapid U.S. trithdrawaJs: But Kahn warns that the U.S. as a matter of natfonal policy aware of ibraln damage from it. more. Once you get Involved, GHAREE YOUR Although details axe secret, pullback must not give the im­ things he suggested as logical "Lots of musicians were on A Delightful Decision. Uona in religion or in public Ufe have leaders are known to be wishta^ that first it will confront Hanoi with to wipe out its indigenous popu­ extensions of toe helmet cru­ "Marijuana doesn’t do any you can get involved up to your been nothing more then crude, heavy- this policy of relatively rapid pression of total pullout. That drugs and boose. The public was baseball could be played a little faster, a radicaily changed political oU- lation. Moreover, we elevated sade. harm. I mean, you can smoke ears If you let yourself, PRESORIPnON handed attempt to shock for the sake troop pullback—which is not con­ would cross toe fine line of that tragic experience Into a a Joint and feel good and Just "It’s easy to get drugs. Basl- not aware. Bunny Berrigen and and perhaps have a few more touches mate in which the main enemy What toe spokesman pointed Blx Beiderbecke were among of shock, when it has fallen very low tingent on North Vietnam’s do­ will no longer be white "imper- Saigon’s confidence In Washing­ noble crusade. Indeed, even to­ stay at home and 'be yourself, er now than ever. While I was j »._• , HERE of violence in its aetton, in order to ing the same—was baaed partly ton, could help topple the out was that toe same concern from the adertainment point of view laHsts’’ but fellow Vietnamese; day we have not permitted our­ which toe Committee thought Or, you con have a couple of making a delivery, a girl stuck ^® " Ixxly lay provide better appeal to an American on Laird’s confidentlail r^>ort to TTileu regime and might shat­ W E HONOR and made a miserable misuse of its time second, it will force the ’Thleu selves to reject or to feel re­ could Justify making helmets beers, feel good and be your- her head out of a car window “* ® *®*'* tnorgoo for three sporting public which Is supposedly fas­ President Nixon after his trip ter U.S. prestige around the morse for this shameful episode. seif. ' and said, ’Do you want to buy unclaimed after he died on the air. Were the ehow to keep on regime to go faster in broaden­ world. compulsory for motorcyclists cinated Ity the scoring ^ e d of profes­ to Vietnam last month. ing its political base. Our literature, our films, our could also recommend making "The younger Wds try to some grass?’ . f m a s t e f b h a r g ^ turning itself this side up, the public Laird knows American support Skeptics In working levels of families, sional basketball, and the get-the-passer This second development is. drama, our folklore all exalt It." toe wearing of helmets com­ make themselves sound blig by "Most of toe kids are buying what about 1 T H E IN im I^ C A R O 1 would eventually cancel its own watch­ of the war has worn so thin that the State Department, together smoking marijuana. Where It’s lousy stuff. Some kid Is home- They’re really hurt by drugs pile-on violence of professional football. central. While demanding "Viet- with the uniformesd military Martin Luther King pulsory for bicycUsto, and for ing, and save CBS the decision. endless negotiations in Paris Submitted by drivers and passengers in con- really not being big at 'sR. AU growing catnip. It costs $6 a This strange assortment of imknown will not be tolerated. Conse­ namizatlon” of the war effort, here and In Vletnatn, fear that V ------On its better side, the Smothers Broth­ Washington also is pushing Rev. Gary S. Cornell verUbles, and, for that matter, you do 1s try to enjoy yourself nickel bag, a teaspoonful. players servlrig unknown managers In quently the tentative plan calls the Nixon-Lalrd plan will go too and take it and not brag to "If you don’t buy from a good ers show crested some moments of rare ’Thleu Into negotiations with the fast. They raise difficult ques­ South United Methodist Church for drivers and passengers In unknown clubs happens to be what is for the pullout of a division plus all motor vehicles. He conceded, everybody. friend, you’re going to get stuck. fun, sometimes tinged with controversial left of a game which was once called Vletcong’s political arm, the tions about what Mr. Nixon supporting air—about 60,000 men National Liberation Front tola prophet, that a requirement "It’s a gp:oat thing and "I’ve never seen anybody but not objectionable social comment, the "National Pasthne.” — probably In late spring or would do if, in the midst of the be small enough cost to pay. freak out on marijuana. I (NLF). Only the broadening of pullback, the enemy Inflicted making the wearing of belts and shouldn’t be fooled with. PUIMIFOUT which helped break the ground for some Indeed, the withdrawal Is now The casual fan. who once had Interest, early siunmer. Once started, this Thleu’s base enabled him to harnesses compulsory for all "LSD Is a Uttle more dan­ haven’t sem anybody do any' new life In television comedy, and for massive attacks 'that decimated underway on a tiny scale. One but who has now lost It, has a rattier withdrawal is exjrected to ac­ offer to talk to the NLP, and Saigon’s troops and Inflicted motorists would have to come gerous, sure. It’s a greater thing rash. Marijuana is not "Laugh In,” the highly rated NBC show celerate, with more than 6,000 U.S. field artillery battalion first. high. It’s about 100 tim ts high­ that biiarre. Teens can handle STOP dismal verdict on all the changes that far more broadening is need­ heavy cascualties on the re­ was recently replaced by Viet­ which would be being censored all the men a month going home, re­ ed for Seilgon to make long- The Transportation Commit­ er toan niiarljuana. marijuana. Unfortunately, It’s have been taking place in the last few maining U.S. force. Re-escala- namese, and another switch Is Illegal. It doesn’t rot your liver. time it it ever slowed down enough to placed by South Vietnamese. range political deals. tion by Washington would be tee, a collection of very nice "The doctors say marijuana T F N i years. It is that everything the baseball in the works. people Just like all toe rest of “Maybe soma day, wa’U have PINE PHARMACY let its off color touches grow heavy and ’The policy was worked out by These hopeful prospects, re­ probable. messes up your genes. I haven’t establishment has done In the effort to President Nixem, Laird, and Dr. In any event, the Administra­ us, sat calm and bemused and seen proof of it. Until I do, I shops like package storea. There 884 CENTER ST. insistent in Smothers Brothers style. woo him back, has had the actual effect garded by some working-level But that is a risk the Admin­ tion Is determined to carry out almost unconcerned or unin­ should be age limits. We’U call ih Henry Kissinger, White House officials as far too hopeful, are won’t bellove tt. •* The eventual balance of the Smothers of making It more and more of an ef­ istration will accept. There is this plan, realizing the nation’s volved during this prophecy. "The people that take speed, toem pot shops. MANCHESTER, CONN. foreign policy adviser, and has grounded on Laird’s conviction some hope Hanoi would do noth­ impatience with protracted ne­ Brothers show, the eventual determina­ fort for him to Interest himself In the the full backing of Secretary of It seemed hard to imagine there’s something wrong with “Society has gotten eomewhat that substitution of Vietnamese ing to break the rhythm of the gotiations and high casualties. them ever doing anything like TEL 649.^14 tion of whether or not It would stay In game. If that Is what It still Is. State William P. Rogers. for U.S. combat troops can in U.S. pullback — while attacking It also knows that Republican the public enteirtalnment field, would Laird, In some of the tensest that. But toe record shows that fact be accomplished quickly it in propaganda as evidence the fortunes in the 1970 election are they can, and will, all fOr our have depended, in the end, on what they talks any American official has without serious military rever­ Americans knew they were directly tied to concrete evi­ ever had with South Vietnamese sals. own good, whether we like It themselves evolved In the way of future licked. dence that the war Is being or not. Unless, of course.^he CONCENTRATED IIQUID ! entertaliunent. Whether they succeeded president Ngiiyen Van Thieu Confirming this, a study by The propaganda defeat would liquidated. Why Not? and Vice President Nguyen Cao revolution Intervenes. DRAIN OPENER-ClEANER ! or not was not as important a question FOR EXPERT Ky, ruthlessly pressed Saigon as the question of whether CBS would ’The point of proposals to Umlt man­ • RATS HAIR A t t C ' datory census questions is not that the during his Inspection trip to put WBteEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING • RATS PAT Y € P schleve consistency In its own operating queatUons asked so far have been espe­ top-grade Vietnamese forces into COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE principles. The outcome of the Smothers cially odious. Rather, toe point is that the frontline at once. In par­ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE MANCHESTER Brothers’ toruggle with themselves is at present there is absolutely no re­ ticular, he demanded that Scil- Fischetti SEE incomidete. But the verdict on CBS is view of the questions the Census Bu­ gon's best units get into combat HAROWARC & SUPPLY ROLL UP AWNINGS reau decides to ask. simidtaneously with a military (£) 1M9 Chicago Daily News in. CBS wrestled with itself and threw Publithuni.Hal| Syndkatv 871 Main SL, Manohester lltoelf for a loss. To reach oonslstency This bit of clerificaition seems nec­ training program preparing Sai­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES again it should either restore the Smoth­ essary dn light of the ongoing debate gon’s army to fight both the RT. 6 and 8S. BOLTON—648-9521 _ Phone 8IS-44M over the proposals, as reported In this Vietcong and North Vietnamese ers Brothers or submit Itself to Senator newspaper the other day. Chief among regulius as the U.S. troops with­ Psskore and his proposed code authority. the arguments of the Census Bureau draw. 8 and others vtoo oiqioBe clipping its Ideally, the U.S. withdrawal iiiiiiiliiiiiiipu insurance since 19231111111111111111111 jf power have been that the questions would be matched by a pull­ IP have not in fact changed much from i! 1969 Buick Special D eluxe Fiber And Plastic aurvey to mirvey recently, and that no one has In «act ever been sent to Jail Herald "Before Losses Happen, Insure W ith Lappenl" \ The demonstration that there can be tor refusing to answer. 2-dr. Sedan. $2614.66 built and installed In the human being Both of these arguments seem to us Yesterdavfi a fiber and platoic heart which, when excellent reasons why the Bureau does ill hooked to an external dectronic pump­ not need the sweeping power It now en­ Per Windows, Petiet, joys. ’The provisdons of toe current law 25 Years Ago It’s a Delightful Decision ing device, can keep a human betng BILLS Break Up Your Bills Door Canopies allqe is being hailed as something even allow the Bureau to aak whatever In its Dick Bloodgood of Manches­ wisdom It decldee, and you have to an­ ter is reported as a regular 15 Dscerotor Coloft more important than the oocaafonal suc- swer under pain of a $100 fine andra- m plteher on the pitching sta« of ^oek that insurance bill to pieces. with a pnee to m atch.' oeasas which have been scored with hu­ days In jail. A good many of us thinir the Los Angetes “AngeU." Why pay it in one big chunk when a S «t Me For man transplant. this power la rldtculous on tts.-4aek, and chip at a time is fine? Then youll be The role of this artificial heart, down simply do not want to trust future gen­ 10 Years Ago pajing for your insurance as you need ALUMINUM In Houston, has baen tq presan re the erations of bureaucrats not to ataiMe It It Start chitming now; call us and find Thatlow, low price for a 1%9 Buick Special Deluxe may be hard to believe ' Senator Sam Ervin, It seema to us, Miss Gall Noren of Robin Rd. IMe «f Its recipient, who lMufH(M walt- and Mise Paula Adams of S. out how. • DOORS but it’s true. It's another big reason why shopping for a new car has suc|denly become Ing for a human heart but Is talking about a sotutfon that would be a good compromise between the de­ Hawthorne St. eire named val­ • W INDOW S a very delightful matter. who was not surviving the delay en- mands for privacy and the Buieau’e need edictorian and salutatorian, re­ That 1%9 Buick Special Deluxe is equipped-with all the features eountsrsd in having one become avall- spectively, of Manchester High • CANOPIES you’d expect to find in a Buick. And a few more. You get whitewall tires. You get deluxe tor flexibility. This would, quite simply, School Class ot 1969.. May We Quote Rates and Assist You As We Have So Blany Others? aMs. be to allow the census to ask whatever • JALOUSIES wheel covers, a thrifty 250 cubic inch 6 cylinder engine, your choice of a H wants, but apply the fine and jail Doard of Directors decides to ■o the artttlolal bsart vraa put in to grant free sidewalk repairs and Kerry Cloth-and-vinyl or an all-vinyl interior and more, much more. kssp him alive until a human heart •entence only to questions spedfloally curb Installations to property Free Eatimatea—E-7. Ternu Think about it. A l%9 Buick Special Deluxe for $2614.66? might baoonra avaUaUe for tranqfant approved by Oongross. Now, don’t you think it’s about lime you made a Delightful Decision? Why pray ten, not? WAU< 8ITU1ET owners In the future (now split JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc When the human heart did become 5®’^ by town and property BILL TUNSKY See your nearest Buick Dealer itxlay. JOURNAL. owner). * fjos'MAte m — W m t s u t iy * 164 EAST CENTER ST R E^, MANCHESTER—649-5261 ■ 4N laciulBCt Delightful Decision time at your Buick dealerk now. Others Approved Aaaaldra atta appHciatteft TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1989 TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1989 Since only preliminary plane Vernon lKanrl)FBtFr Eornlns Ifpralli were preaented by Hayden L. Baldwin Will Speak Orlawold, repreaentlny Ray­ mond 8. Holoombe laat night, Tbw n B oard PZC Delays Decision the commiaaion tabled the mat­ ter until complete plana for the At AL Anniversary nine-lot aubdlvialan could be S e ts S e w e r Mmdtetter Area On Hayes Application aubmitted. HolcMnbe’a aubdivi- Fortner Oov. Raymond E. Baldwin wiR be the main altar IMh at Bart- ... •*®*' •• reaidence land User Charge speaker w f^ DSwoirth-^mdl-Quey Post of the Ameri- Two from Area The application of Richard Hayes requesting a zone on Bush Hiu Rd. cwn Legioh celebrates the 50th anniversary e f the Le- bar par- j , cnangechange mwtthat wouiawould cieardear cnethe way lorfor a 54-ficre54-acre Indus- aiAt uiethe executive buaineaa Board ct Repreaentaltvea gjon's ftHinding ■with a dinner-dance Siaturday at • p.m. v J ia s e C lj U n a i ^ e a trial pa»k o ff of Tolland Tpke. met with substantial op- immediately fonowing adi^pted an ordinanca laat night home, 20 Leonard St. VaAtek. Jtn Varrlek An BUtngton man and aR ock- position last n '.fh t ait the public hearings of the IHan- P“****<> hearlnga, the com- netting ^ aewer^uaer charrea Uckata may be obtained foom aad Lata Varrlek. all at home; villa man ware arreatad by atate n»ng and Zming Commission. mtaefon approved an 11-lot aub- wrf a ^ t ^ ayatem may ba post membeia, paat command- kar maternal gmadparanta, H r. polica laat night attar a 30- The land is now a combina------dlvlalon on Spencer 8t., once changed when the newly ap- en, or the poit home steward. and Mta. Charles Karvoakl of mtmv. apeed «-»«««^ tlon of Rural Reaidence and *»»P*yer to quite an extent” known aa the Bunce Farm. The pointed Chaiter.RevUion Com- Reaenratlona wlU close Thure- Maw Brttaia. aad bar patenial through BUlngton and Bast Residence AA land. Hayes Bowers aaid the best use for land la planned for apartments, mission revlawa the prooeaa. day. gnndparaalB, Mr. and Mm. Windsar. asked that the paroel be rolling land would be td Atty. Leon Fodrove presented A public bearing on the Rivited guests are StateCmdr. Ohaitaa Vhnidc Sr. of Wapplng. ftaeat Green, 24, o f 100 H M changed to Industrial Zone. ^ to the of Alfred FVedrickaon, Henry U grandctaUdran and S great- theUBB car w aouand Kwgot uroen tolo S mill ..r* > — •— ’ ■* —®ilU a ' n ---- ' ‘ ’ «»wv%.a »y»*«m.v^mwaaa. WlenUcki, TVadMblcfcl, TheodoFe L. F-alr- giundoUldren. over In Baet Windsor. RumM plans tor the property to the OrlowsW said, “I think die banks. Leon Bmdley, and Bu- nie funeral1 willwUl be heM cbeen got out and aUewedlv with *** was for in- jjaving our Uvea altered and our church. sewer charge should be thrown gene Freeman. AsslsUng are n m n d sy « t 8 U a.m. from the « hig wrench In hls^^ and •» 1" *•*« north- because of this Taylor aald the reason the Into the„ tax„ structure, _ _ the same Auxiliary President Mrs. Leon D' Funeral Chapel. 235 threatened the otfloer DoUoe ^ ® ' ____ _ ^ *“** as Oie acl^ are. Bradley, and peat auxiliary pre­ ■Ave., HaiUcrd, said. ’ ****** Connecticut Supreme Court case *** ***** *** **•* aurprlaed to wold’s aiqilicatlon, which was Abner 'BiotAa a member of kidenta Mrs. Wilber LtUle and Utah a Masa of reqidem at 9 twi, ***** **® “ ** defined “exactly **“ " Atty. Kelly that made In December, was that ^the hoard,board, hutbut apettidng aa Mrs. Fairbanks, at 8L Gertrude »umh. WU- bi^ Manchester’s comp«*^- ^ ” !?**“ **• ■2?*’ m m - , ^ bo™ b. son. Borist win be In Mt. St. *® *>® ^e plan la,” end referred to T**^ *, ***"*• Baoedlot Cemetery, Bloamfleld. “ ®*y- other attempts to attract In- Olmstead ei^lalned that many the Connecticut Siqnvme Court, Other area police activity: durtry to Manchester saying, y®*” *«® *1“ town came to he had talked to the Rev. Mr. IWends may can at the chapel COVENTRY dlaagTM that the rates as set from Wesleyan tonight ftnm 7 to 9 and tomor­ nnvontrv nnii/w. ia "*^® ***** ***'^® "o* gotten what *^« to*- )^_^»ono they wanted to be in. minister did not want children He entered Yale Law he was cWef Justice^ the Oon- Chief Herman SChendel, who represented the Man­ oteT ***» time, end that is the amaU 0*2?J*®*<* ***•* they choaa rural t^om the apartmento pUying ^^/^*’ 2****’ ^ * » “ ^Schooi that faU, but enlisted In „ecticut S u p r^ Court. Prss- um lost night 'bo hear pro and con arguments on chester Propeiy Owners Protective Associ^ion and HambaA iiiSS* ‘"‘‘““try plants.” residence b^use the larger lot ^n the churchT^yground.^ the Navy In AprU 1917, serving Town Manager Robert Weiss’ proposed 814 mfflion the Penisrioners Group. He said that the peopAe he Ben Joy, assessor, was ques- In aiHU-aubmarlne warfare and i~,^caBe8 reforrod to hbn*^ plus budget and 48-«iiU tax rate (« hike of 6 mflls ROCKVILLBAjB — Mias MlM MbmeMdhlMdi iiigsH^ to fra aooearonnAoui Ira^ M^!cheW«r . «eUy rvcuy 8010aald twyOBHaorea noshas oiioone 061def-- a as aa- — —'w'w ivev. **®'‘- mr.**>'■ xayior wua **“ ne**« worn-**«*t- tloned aa to whether homes escort duty. rolterrod to Itan by reprraents can’t accept Weiss’ budget or tax rate. Hambaeh, over tfie current tax rate.) Mosft of the arguments At right is Mrs. Gloria Plante, 'legislative chairman ■*sss«—90. Of iSlA ^ R»- .t ■■ S111- « . May“f ^ _ ‘•‘“oand thai teramtX in^Ama^ In AKraAgway MpaOv oiiMtsad AUK> Mid tbat Toi- ^;yro!d *»" “ property'*"*^“ **^**>" and the church’s. concerned the $438,'260 'Weiss had cut from ihe ■t died yastaiday at RockvlUe Those charged were' James ***** ******2?* hi «*e park has “ one of the moat sessed for more than those **>«-® «»*« « y*«». for the Manchester PTA ’Council, ^ e urged res- — - ta™—aim! ,Looney,______..59, and - . _ David .. _ Brown, been exoreamdexpressed hv by IK™the Ounver ,__ is , b. ^ having sentic’^ k ®*‘‘*wln re-entered law Baldwin has bepen-a member of rohool 'board request. This view of the auditorium toratftm lof 'the school cut and denied charges that Manufarturing Co. loca^^ heavily traveled streets In Man- , _ m irh otS ^ s ai^a "********’ VraivataA in 1921, aiid the American Legion, flnt of Hambuch wfa bom Feb. 38, b ^ of West Hartford; Hartford Rd Chester and an Induatrial park K i m is foiSowing one of-th e three recesses csJled by the Manchester Education System is forcing the IS, 1889 la Broad Brook, a Barbara Fegan, Florence Liv­ would only aggravate the prob- ifAUMAMAitt EX U ll are not assessed hhrhe!^?it th^v ***^ practice In New Mllardo-Wllcox Poat In Mlddle- Mayor Nathan AgostineUi. The crowd was reduced taxpayer to the poorhouse. (Herald' photos by Kelly said if apartments were ^ va ha H*v«n. R.mi 1824,±9sm, he transferred town, and hUur of Andeiaon- of FTudertck aad Anna ingstone, Vivian B. Pratt, Wll- 6 lem. hlehftr reRAlA I uo vreuieierrw wwn, ana ra«»r oi Ancnrooci- foitowing each recess. At left is former Police Buceivicius) Halm Hamharti, aad came to lUm C. Stiehl, alt of Storrs; bultt on the land, it would prob- ___ If they have cltv sewers **** **'*‘ P*«^!rtce to Bridgeport. Dunn-Kbchlas Post In StraUord. Olmatead told the commission .. fi, i, J j From 1931-33 he served in the Mrs. Baldwin has been an aux- Rd. urged a bond issue for the Rockvflla 10 yaara ago. Lawrence Flano, 48. Bolttm; ^ he^a^^wMt^ a 80-foot green- Completed hy 1,1 resentative, sai4 “It to not my „ - - K *’r® Q®"®*-** Assembly, and was Uiary member staoe 1020. paving of the entire Middle intent to dtoponge or down­ Sufv4vura Include a mster. ixmn Beauchene, 61. Lakewood J **^ belt along the border of hi. rxw^Km mcfuae « - auveTs wa, innH ___ *w^ w..vu aiong uie oorac Tpke., from the Green to where grade any teacher — my B U e Hunbech o f Wtod- f Caroline Tiyon. Lenox property. He said he was rais­ J- U l .O O J. 1^011% „ . .. elected state executive win’s three eons served over­ it meets Onter St He said that a niece, Mrs. Rotieft Wfl- St- WUUam Sheldon. Meadow ^ ^ ^ ' mother and my folfaer both • ruMyiML W*1 » - _ _ . _ . . water U M.va£>o>i1o KiW- fV>«. 11.%.™. ing Christmas trees on tho pitq>- did ^ *** “»«• *^®®ted In 1942, and seas In WWH, and the thild In the present plan, for repairkig were teachers.” . S - 0f S ;rti:S :iS r^ ^ u L'. an of Mm«h..t;r: Calvin erty and, "If the fumes don’t it In sections, is costly, and kUl' my Christmas tree. In the augural run rtunild be rtower for rubbish and g^bage c S Citizens, Divided, Debate Budget "However,” he added, “ It to aw, Gootgs a m b a eh of Vli^ J»yne. 27, Wilton, and Ralph inadequate. inadoouate ^ ^ that the paving rtiould be ac­ gtota. Grant Jr., 21. Manrtleld. . ______next ten years. I’ll begin bar- for safety. htion- -ThiH -In —n>nir...... *- th . **®*' *"**’‘ ®**’ ’ ****“***®" * *****® '*‘*“ o^scted wlns have 13 grandchildren, very easy to wax esntimental KeUy said a 80-foot greenbelt i ? - " * T u ™ _ u * ’r ‘.l2.®! to the U. 8. Senate. GemJd R. BartMt la LegLegion complished In tto entirety, as about shiq^taig cbtldren’s mlnda, Prtvats funeral servlcaa win Wlth a roadbed safe tor high *** *-**® ®''®** though many do By SOL R. COHEN only ^1- T T wUl ’***“ be ****’left *”'"•*along the Arununfcfrontage ' ‘®*****« AHi - ***®”“ — ...... ------— — ” . — i. sa ..t. ra«t->_ ■ . fi* December 1949, he was commander and Mrs. .Bradlev one project but a pattern has emerged to­ be held tomorrow at the lAdd taux'Vfkfvral f-li'i'iv f on Tolland Tpke., and alao no ^.*5 i™u™ „ t t . crime He proposed, also, that the Funaral Home, 19 ^BSHtagton It was 'Town versus night ^ the effect that (heir O C V C l 1 1 .U 1 I building wlU be located closer He salaries for directors be raised mliMta atoooan be sbsfMd by Ava. Burial will ba In Windsor- than 100 feet to. the road. kill Christnvaa before the fumea Before Imig, Volpe expects the *"** nP^rtment complexes Gown at WaddeOl 6^“**’ «**‘‘ eventually In about ^ ®*‘=** ***® ®®**‘®'’ “ *®*- Heart Recipient Robert Weiss’ 814 million Former Police Chief Herman eral thousand taxpayers op- .... ------..------„ "sufflolent funds to the Capital in Manchester.” town treasurer, now $6,000, be J. Marians Sr. * i ’ -,J’ *’_"**H ^ *»"* f^?P P*** * years. Miller was surprised that 2% hours. charges. The charges were In- Schendel, representing the posed to the ^mmendS many Imagined needs,” he oon- H it Saigon Business m class,” Kelly said. creased by about per cent tor plus General Fhnd tnudget cheater take?” be aoked. Improvement budget in the next Her main oomptalnt waa that cut to $2,600, on the basis that okided. IVaaeis J. Morrona Sr., 87, of 20 MPOPA and the Penslonere budget and to the proposed ®**®**®*^ take? be asked, (t Is a part-time Job. (Contlniied from Page One) atlng a Connecticut sirem ^ ^ t " the coming year. for next yew .» five yean to eUmlnate the Weiss had created new poeltions 18 Abb S t, died Sundidr at Bart- Group, scolded the teachers tax raise,” he said. Taking note of the poor con- Mrs. Gloria Plante, legislative --A Court declrton which he n^lect- *^**?’^*^T townwlde hazardous conditions.” since he came to Manchester, itxdBrt grenade and machine- ,-j *_ mv was hAndAd d ,^ .. i™ “A*** t**** ***® ‘ A**t* "It* on Prague Reds Has Pneumonia And, when it was ah “ for not giving any thought______to Ho said, "The $8,668,914 <«Uon of the Manobsster High chairman for the Manchester (Continued from Page One) over, it ■was 1:15 this mom- the 20 per cent In' Maboheater school request, up more than Schott roof, Lfttle said that be Mrs. Anita House of i.Green- "to perfom functimia previous- PTA Council, requesting ai>- Merrill Cets MB. Mtaitme waa bom in New 8t« Aw the ^y. But i«jo, K M y said thrsl^me ^2*^^® f** ?®, wood Dr., speaking briefly, ly performed by the manager. Arabs, Israel ing. on fixed Incomes, on pensions $1-5 mUHon over last year, is so a***! Schendel had asked Hennl- proval for the entire srtwol York a ty . He came to Man- ^**®f«»®«». ?2*** '*“**® C®“ rt has ruled that “nimi res- f****‘Jl"^**’ I 'l r Parley Over alive while awaiting a human Bbartar four yea n ago from ***>«“ vddcles was knocked wence soned land la not really *" ?*J"‘ “ * King Hussein Waddril Sobool AudMorium, and on social security.” much out of line that Hemlgan «»«. “ «»• taxpayera approve ^ coating in the area of $60,- budget as presented, said, “The 10-20 Years East Hartford, where he bad “ “ *• a residence tone at all — Man- *^*^ P*®P®rt^ Clash Again donor. at tha beglaiiRig at tbe beaxliig, Taklng note of the laughter (»®»*®®» SuperintendenTDS to repair tbe roof (ertl- *** ***® ®‘‘“«*I‘«* *«“■ Manchester education system lived for many yean. Be waa «*»*»»y *»«H>8 were "real- cheater already has four distinct ^ ers m- New Crisis “ With the mertianlcal! heart ovartlowBil wtUi m ctvwd of and the g roa n s______and the______cheers,, Hennlgan) rtxruld hang Ms head mated to oort $219,000), will ______Weiss dwried the chaigas. is not, aa has been charged, (OnwMmied from Page One) a wtading oonsultanL ‘ y ^ “»® American officer residence lonea - but a reser- ^ (Continued from Page One) the taxpayers be guaranteed tire Mrs. Gerald Nixon of Oak St. FR^a. I^wls too called tor a forcing tbe taxpayer to the poor- (Continued from Page One) we can buy time until a trans- Welcomed at aooro thaai aoflk apiiraxlniBtely he said, ” 1 feel that the people *** “hame. Surrtvon liielude bis wife, **“ • '"”“ y ■‘Ay®‘‘ to fight, voir of land from which the Ws InduaWal rockiets. two-tolnla o f them teocdiara and I represent have been insulted f>Uiei.Mi ntiMtor. roof wiU be repaired?” Also qxrke briefly, alao urging change to a strong-mayor form house.” • Both were taken Into custody platit donor can be obtained,” a few hours later in Walling­ Mre. Mildred DlBenedetto Mor- T*** ^“‘'At was left of them commission can draw as the P"**._ _*"^*** * '^**‘* •*®” ' aa head of the Csech press and "We could hear tlm bangs as . ,. tholr oupixntani — the Town here tonight by the cheering ______Hr’!*-'. « th. w.,». ^ ^ ^ "It’s everyone’s reqponsibllUy rone; three aems, Joseph R. »>ovod out under the cover of need arisea.” 'tray). to sec to It that e'very child In ford. Olmstesd closed tho Ha,yea bitormation office. they fell In the town,” he said. **® ... ““ ***® White House group. section brou|^ out by tors lor restoring most at last _ '****’ : **?***?.. ^ * V Momoe of Manchester, Frank daekneas.” First to oppose the pailt was clrculans," , ______;______^i.-. .. Manchester gets the right op­ A trial Mat menth dtsclosad . - ■ TTP**!® “*® P*** *‘** hearing with the to “He ® ''‘®“was succeded bybv Josef "Soon after that the planes went backupbax^p we have wanted for Iba other third, Um Town A. Momne of Btriton and Tower elao visited the ^n D ei^ h ^ S °B ^ ^ ” iald thTbLimteslon and a filled Havlln “‘**^P^‘t‘o®V**"**"« ‘^^“*’* *^ dropped a couple suQi a long time.” Cooley add- g r o i^ ootnpclaed sM oibarj of 'As tor me,” he added, “I said, "I predict you’ll do the *** tkelr correct raise. Cannaa J. Morrone of Ihomp- Mon’s patrol base MahoneTcJi’ St. Bowers e^d the ..j ^ was not Immediately known, He of bombe.” ed: haven’t had a chUd In school same thing this year, after the Lfttle said, "We have been ^ Also urging restoration of the SOB with tbe gun. Mrs. Merrill, news conference that "laraal tba Manohodtor Property Own- budget eut were Allan Cone, according to testimony, plaoed aoBville: five brothers, Peter shout 48 mtaes northwest of ^ ______, ... „ for over 36 years, I’m paying tax rate is set and thtogs quiet aoked why we have a taxpay- come and kx* ^ and refuse teStar* FArbage Mbrrono of New York, Alphone g<«, the scene of heavy fighting S!***^-**.-.- be taken Into account. He said y?V. y«* f******..**®®*^- ‘***‘‘* ***"“■ ***® . ..*’2“® ®*“® ***■• '*‘®**®^ ***^® P*t*y Central It was the meet serious out- “We’ve put up one sputnik, . . . has a right to exist.” ara Pnteotl'va .Aiiao^tlon, principal of Bennet Junior High, tbe gun In a peanut butter Jar m Aon. KeUy'would praaent tf he were Committee s office of e d u c ^ - broak on record In the Blath re- you ndj^it say. H we could de- municipal employes, and un- my share of the education down.” era’ aseociatfon In Manchester. ^ , Morrane of Weat Hartford, John In the opening days o f the Viet that almost the « ” * Rdgera made no mention of costs, and yet I have'to sit here A . A A. .. It’S hecauSB th« toaehiini’ iinton Moran Of HUlUid St, They Home, 1802 Main St, Bfost ^'‘^•nd St., East H oi^rd. Mrs. the coat would make it pro- 1«**1 eB not have public water Hie MPOPA repreaentotivea financial fix as the state la in.” we back tbose^thot need book­ ers make a strong pressure he was going homa PoUoe found Criticising Welas, he said. Uttle commented, “A strike of the tax rate we will r ^ ^ ing and correcting.” Hartford, with a aotanm Wfb •1®*“* Oortello of 378 Summit St. hibltive. or sewer. and the unafflHated oxpreapod He criticised an adVertise- for restoration of the cut, but, groiq>, but the 2,600 members him there. may be a good thing. It could be " I am sure,” he added, “ that Maas or requiem at 9 et St. tan member of the committee. He said, '”rhla would hit the Atty. Wesiey G r j^ repraneot- oppoitfon to the proposed -mUl * ^ ? *’*’ u "*«** Pl*®®^ yerteiday’s Her- the proper education of our of tbe taxpayers aasociatiDn Merrill grabbed a paring 6 I a^d It before a^ I sa^y « aid b^ the M B ^ compares a blessing In disguise.” you directors will sot go for Mary’s Church, East Hartford. ing Stanley awetz, the own «rof tax hike recommended by srttool children requiree It.” form a yet strongM' pressure knife, according to poUoe, cut Burial will be in St. Mary’s a 27-acre parcel which abuts the again. Our tax rate is climb- starting . salaries for Manches- Warned by Mayor this kind of a budget, and that grotq>.” Wstas, insistiag toot the town ing ■without proper return Alan'Benford of Clyde Rd., a an officer on the face and ran Cametery, East Hartford. Vernon rear of Jarvis’s property, spoke “ ter teachers with starting When he added, “ The teach­ teacher In the South Wiwfoor I“ U c ^ d e r a ^ Wants Two Hearings from tbe bouse. He was shot and oaanot afford the inoressfeM tax servtixjb.” ers are more interested In Friends may call at the fu­ in opposlUon. He said Swets’a burden. TT- K. *«IMree tor other jirofeasionB . , k school system, caUlng himself *‘®®*“*« ***® 8be recommended' two budget ciqitured and spent aevesal neral home tonight from 7 to 9, land was hightr than Jarvis’s ■ J ^ -.******®**’ *?■■***** ® ^ .a n d states that teachU i must r®‘ ®®®K.^^®" ^®j: *" *®“®il,’ a "dedicated property owner,” hearings, "one for the teachers weeks in the hoiqrttal. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and and Ua land would be depre­ Of the 80 peraone vdio apoke' MPOPA representatives, that moonlight to make ends meet. ‘J*« .®‘*“?.''®‘l; he was warned He said, "We want It recog­ interested oriy tn the education Mayor^ Stamped ^Unknown/ laat night, half were tor res­ by AgostineUi that hla remarks caUed for restoration of the bud­ 7 to 9 p.m. ciated if it had to overlook an the asBoctetion piay press tor "Teachers work 36 weeks a " get cut “and. If legal under our nised that we are not recom­ budget, tbe other tor thoee Industrial park. toration o f the school-t>udget a change in Manchester’s gov- year—the others work 60 weeks were out of order. mending tax savings to the people Intererted In the entire Then Uttle said, "I could tell charter, an increase above the . ^ k , k,,., Public Records ABthaay 8. Stnitf Weighs Post Office Probe Gryk said Swefz wanted to be cut, and half were for relief for ernment, from the exlrting a year, and the comparison original figure.” detriment of school children or budget.” the taxpayer. you some stories about the Warrantee Deeds Anthony Stanley Btrutf, , of treated in the same manner as councU-managw form to a can’t stand,” he said. to the sacrifice of town serv­ Kennctti Burkamp of Laurel 66 The OOOplus persons present teachers in Manchester,” and, Bentord said, “As a two-year ices.” Town of Mancheater to Hous­ 869 Hadunatack St. died yes­ A letter from the Connecticut is something wrong In tho atti- Jarvis. That to, if Jarvis got a 8t. urged, “ Try to keep the ing Authority of Manebestar, at the start of the Taaiirlin; had just as AgostInelU started to property owner In Mancherter, "Don’t___ __ take It all now,” he terday at hiB home. He was a CcHiferenoe of Mayors and ad- bide of the personnel supervl- change to toduatrial, he wanted rule him out of order again, he I resent being represented by jn ctmcluMm. "Leave's taxes as low aa possible.” pared 4 of the North End Re­ CMaloiHan for the Manchester dreseed to Hon. John E. Grant, Sion of the office. a similar diange. dwindled to iabout 80 when it Arthur GtoLer.T^ches- 2® He too recommended a ended. Mayor Nathan Agostinel- added, “but I’m not going to die taxpayera association and I increase for the boys newal area, 8.88 acres. School System tor 14 years, re- Mayor ’Town of Vernon. Town , ^.j***«***y *«**«*■ J*®* *>««** «®"I ChYk conuneuted, "UnleBS a ter High teacher and the lead change to a strong-mayor form Sale OoBtraot 11 called ttuBe'receaeea during o « speaker last night, explained t®ll them.” resent Ite claim that tl»y re- ^^o wUl serve a. ^ m3 tiring last August. ‘*’JS® ^ ****“*« *»«»*• tht land has been of government. When he start­ Town of Manchester by Ibm- tho oearion, and the crowd grew that the .taff of^ ^chea- ® ***® After saying, "It Is a Rillacy present the to'wn’s taxpayers.” bars In later years ” Mr. Struff was bom in South hack by the post office stamped ^®**-_ . . . demoratoated,----- . there------is— no rea- other time when he said', "P w - ed to question peraonal expemh- C h ester Renewal Agency, poiv ■mailer each ttane. ter school system is assembled . that more money makes for bet- Wants Mwe Sornttny ^ record for a Wtodsor, Aug. 24, 1903, a son of ’ ’Unknown.” Jr., a resident of 161 Hany La., son why you should chaige the h .... .„„ i„ k* ______**AP* now ta the time to dla- ter education,” he whs shut off Mrs. Ralph Lewis of Adams chanao to a stnmr-mavor rov- tures by the manager, with c d 4 of North EBd Renewal G «x g e and Veronica Vasalonus Terming this as “ the unMnd- Insieta «« Order veiled hints that they were Im­ area, 8.88 a c i ^ Agoatin^, when he called the “ " “ ■” •■■ '■>■ ” • i « « a p « a « n Struff, and Uved In Manchester eat cut of all,” Mayor Grant told 1 ^ ”* .f®V®** "***** S®***®* ^ commlaskm members Joseph lyier, a former teach- niarklng. The teachers are budget hearings, said, "It dls- His brother, E, teven Pearl, proper, be was stopped short Attachmeiit eeeeton to order, announced that why career teartiers In sur­ 8 61 years. - the Board of Representatives ^ “ *“^***“ “ “*y “S**®*! with Atty. er and husband of a Manches- •'” o*|®“ l***^**i^_*J^***?*!f**l.'j” *!“^**. ™® “ *At only the educa- head of the recently-formed by AgostineRl. Aim Bingham Carson against He was a communicant of St. last night, “You all have to *** “s they denied the appll- he would Insist on order, and rounding towns make aa much Dr. Frederick Spaulding, Mso John H. Carson, 819,999, proper­ as $ a year more than ca­ ter High teacher, listed the ****r*f ’ **“■ "**"y *‘®" * « ^ »®*“ I**« scrutiny It Connecticut Property Owners Jamea’ Church and an Army agree that I’m known, one way in director Eric that personal attaoks would 1,000 many extra hours put In by y®*” ® ®Htlc of tow ^vern- does. If the rest of the budget Association, said simply, "AU speaking as a MPOPA rep­ ty at 111 Woodland St not be Uderated.” reer teachers In Mancheater.” veteran of World War II. He or the other.” hA “ PlAbied that Potter summed up the general teachers, “many times to "\®P* “ d spending, but crippl^ were checked, there would be of the wasteful spending in this Robert Afon Deck, a teacher 10 a member of the American Mayor Grant has received Hrn^L*^vimnn ** f!®”**.®' “** ««**“***«*«» wb«» Bxcept tor gaveUng for order p.m. on school days and often *|“ *’ ,*^'^*‘® *"** ®“* of public enough saved tor what you edu- town should be stopped.” He Legion.ion. numerous numerous comoiaintAcomplaints cnncAm. conceit- ’ V®*-"®"/. be had no be be said saM "A "A change change a* at this this time time about three ttmes, and for call­ at niing and chairman of the the entire weekend.” circulation for the past tw cati*'ture: It would ing speakers out of order sever­ Labeling himself “a teacher*^,®*” ’ *^?**? , "* * P” Pa™ The other savings could restore roads oa an example of "waste- Mrs. Louise GaveUo Straff; i Pte* Office and used his own He ^ 1 ^ ^ ova^ different, be sprt aocilag.” al other times, AgostineUi had tion (MHlA) salary committee dropout,” he ajdroowledged that “I^®*"®"! before a respectful the $436,000 out, and not hurt ful spending.” brother, George Straff of Man- case as proof positive that the months hla man Mnrt^A has a-^?!?^****®** ® “^-unlt group that order, despite the excep­ scorned the Board of Education "there aie aM'&ys two pressure audience. too much." Jerome Baskin of Kennedy for being unwUUng to bring _ He scored Weiss’ “frlghten- chert«-, and a stepalster, Mro. oomplainto a re% ^ ^en acceotaS^e wlto ™ *"'*“*"* P~^®** *** “ ***®«* »*' tionally large turnout, and groups — those for more funds SALE! despite the emotional feelings teachers iq> to high standards foVeducaU^”lmd*thIiil^”oA'fl^ *"»” *’“ '*«f®* *“ ***'**"* ***® *®“ * G ^e Morrow of Galea Ferry. ’Ihe mayor U considering a,v o“ ^aritira ^e c“ - ^ ''®- of education. ” ^ l3mSF’ “ «»® *» • information in many ye^. The f t o « ^ WlU be held Thurs- ; pointing a subcommittee of the fusion s t S L l In February apparent, especloliy among the day at 8:16 a.m. from the bodrd .to thoroughly investisale when he received calls f r^m V ^ , P"®f®"I*d «• large color toaohera, all vfoarlng yellow they (the teachers) want to ..t» vou want service vmi ‘'*"** ‘ ****‘® “‘“'“ ®4 them all.” Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main the proble^T S g that tS l variou. people Biylng their cor- m S In case you forgot to write down that number tags, identifying their schools. •toy and the board 1- ignoring have t o ^ y 3 t o e m ^ h e sSS^ 2*®,,,,*^^’ ®*®**’ Two basic phllosc^thles them,” he rtmrged. the duun. -w . are"Sytng no greater per- ~ ----- respondence to him had been j™ <■ nuVAn™iiiA™ ^ you saw on TV to call about electric heat, of It Is that the ohUdren WlU Aluminum centage of our Income now for emerged last night, and the di­ to cope with this over-stuffed Rham District s s r j ■■ rectors, ■who have until May 7 have to pay.’,’ education than we were In ^ here it is. 1800-221-9531. Use it now. Free. He quoted statistics, purport­ 1969.” budget and with the sky-rock­ M«3.r ity M l h . to iulojrt the tewn budgets and ing to prove that Manchester’s eting tax rate? May we at least the Vernon postmaster and “ the _. to set the tax rates, must base ’Can’t Win,” Soys Rottaer bo permitted to retain pur minimum and maximum pay chool Board Chairman John New $1.1 Million Budget attitude wWch he displayed Tnv‘ their final decisions on them. 8 shirts?” scales for teachers are below Rottner, the next to spesdc, no^ WINDOWS was somewhat offensive and Tpke., opposed the prth Don’t obortchangpe our ohU- ’hose in area towiu, He called on every taxpayer curt.” ^ **y ******■’ “Ajrlng that he dren," the Gown group pleaded. Cut $100fi00 by Voters He said he waa told that 161 '*“^ ‘“ >® “ FAlnst the apartments More and more people pre interested in electric Then he said. “Forty per cent SentUd^^e^ple l^ro todght *" ‘° 7 „ ^ Don’t overtax the patience of of Manchester teachers are at Board of Education or 65. to be as thankful for u .u .AA .... . ”®ny La., though technlcaUy In ^ ® ““ adequate protoOUve heat these days. And naturally one of the things the homeowner,” the Town their maximum pay. They want can’t win. We are 8tate 8en. David Barry aa I More than 800 realdenta of With no further debate posoi- Vernon, must use a mailing ad- “greening were provided. group countered. Andover, Hebron and Mari- ble, the vote on the new budget dress of Rockville. He said he ™ commission approved the to stay. Does tho Board of Edu- q,c teacher group for not *"*’ Introducing legislation uppermost in their minds is how much it costs. That’ij Although there was much cation want to drive them from givimr hi to thrtr salary do- *®*‘ Property exemptions tor the borough Jammed the Rham *‘**a* taken by standing vote was alao informed that It Is not “ PPbcatlon with little dlscusslan. one of the rMSons we set up a special 24-hour laughter during the eariy part M w cherter?” mands. ' Then, Mr. Lupien ®*^*'*‘^;]I . . auditorium loot night and voted the responsibility of the Vernon ^ ^**y- ■*“*** ^Arp. representing of the hearing, it was mosUy of ^ Mrs Carol Lenlhan, a^ an charges that the board to extra- concluded, as ^ tn rArfiin. »hA nmnAAoH '^reas questioned during the Post Office to forward mall to ■Artorew Andaldl Jr., presented presentation ranged from the Rockville nor to notify any In- “** appUcatlon for site approval WATTS phone number. When you call, an operator a derialva nature, mixed with llllng teacher, and president of y “ ^ application of the ***** *’**"® "**"y *‘"*®“ “’*'«" ’*® groans, and emlnatlng from ttie ou^fec « oy 8ioo,(^. salary Item to portable class- dividual that their address js *®*' apartmMit complex on «' h tSTyers’ monS-” '"'®®town’s * ”«^®'' meetings, P“rt“=*P“ "It is * ** time **>« '^‘’*® ®" 1 budget of 81,. rooms as debt payments. Inaccurate ao that corrective ^barter Oak St. end Sycamore will take your name and address, then hove one Gown group when members of finds .the Board of Education ,.^c members of the school the Town group were speaking, board arc all taxpayers, and be- *^® ®*T»® *" **^ ?il*n’!!!^t .T ” :f* n " 1 ? I * '*'^‘** *"«®I‘ nK lollowlng action can be taken. Lane. of our representatives call on yoy and give you an budgetry. inasentation of the 14-poge bud- the budget meeting the board With bMte sent back to the *^as the Hrat appUcoilon light Moment of fiscal budgetry. sides, we were elected to per- ®roment. The one gsnulne light moment "The MEA,” she said, “is form a duty bestowed on us Edgar Coughlin of Woodland **r „ iiMiA*, _j UK visibly disturbed by the ac- sender marked address un- beard by the commission under actual estimate for your home. So jot down this sincerely interested in quality 8t. said, “ I feel, wholeheartedly. _ „ • .*TT. *” *‘“" °* **** *"«®tl*«- It voted to known, McGarity questions what tbe new two-stage appUcatlon was when Peter Sterne of Cen­ by state statute." ter St. qx>hs. education in Manchester. The He too pleaded for return of **“ * ***« ,**“48®t n<* 1^ pramtM tbe m o ^ tor toe meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In this situation Is doing to his pr«co«. number or tear this out. manager’s cut in the school cut as far as teachers’ sal- BE SURE . IH toU il has bssn ssrvlng riis Hems Ownsr ~ ry **.y“ *)* yncn was secood- the Rham Ubrary to decide fur- personal character and his cred- The new process was adopted After stating, "I feel as If I the cut made hy Wetos, saying, budget makes the situation even "it to needed in the salary aries , is concerned,, , but, there’s for 87 YEARS. For s campfote PREi INSHCTION of en ny HWiry hs^ I of H o g m ther slept to be taken with the It rating. along, with completely new reg- am one of the Christians faoing worse, in limiting the school tin Uone, as look around and figures proposed by the board ‘T! " , yeur hesis by s TstisHs Csntrel Export, supsrvissd iM> *y**®« ***.®f* **^ aU *’*!^**' McGarity said he has checked ulatlons governing garden apart- .1 board in' its salary negotiations It looks like we’re trying to cut ~ ~ ,1 t V , ,'®*n 7 . I ” 2 ™® •*®ard could prepare an and finds the situation with the "lents recently. see tbe badges,” Sterne then ex­ with the teachers.” tn Its teacher negotiations. • by lbs fliiett tecbniul staff, phons ear nosiost ? ? ? * *~ ^ ^ Mternate budget and bring it mailing profatems has existed Karp said, "This Is one cuipU- plained where hla $600 per year 8he called on ’ the teachers, Rottner said. Tba money tor ^ L .^ “ ***!* J" k^® f*®®^ focsl afHcsi in taxes la going. the____ ocbools______to_____Don’t more important rtx>rtchange the teach- ^ back to the district. A new pro- for some time and continues to oaUon that pretty much speaks from theMsw elementaryweweeeweeaw# J raswraswgrades 6P8 . *?2 **°?P****..*7 ^ pos^ bu^et would have to be grow. He said that due to the lor Rself. This Is a moot sult- "It’a going to a couple of fel­ through the high school grades. ***“ ” P**rl**f. ^ . *'**®**^. _.***** He propoeed double sessions lows who come to my house Unr' MU *****^ pubUrt^, anrther public hear- scope and significance, "I’m al>fo location tor group dwel- ...... to "stand for better education. ^ *» the school, without ***Wr.. ^** . ®*Jf*' *"3I held and another budget certain that. If necessary, a for- Unga.” twice a week, to beat my trash More than half of the assem priority than educating ou r doubHng teachers’ sessions,” to langM AIM OB iMIiinilg vote, Iha meeting held within two weeks, mal pettUon could readily be The land bordera an aport- barrel to a imlp,” he said. bled stood and cheered. citlxens of the future.” save money. He stopped short W a i«r h.iiA» procured requesting that action ment complex slmUar to the one Bterne eiq>Iained that he Uvea JohnJonn McLain, president of the oaymgSaying thatuiai nwtureuwirertoration of of explaining where the saving BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. on a hlg^ay, maintained hy Nathan Hale PTA, called for Wetos’ $488,289 cut wlU put us would occur. occur, the state; that he has no need m a ils' flrtaSi ^ ^ 2lLJ!d2d *“*’ ® mlnimlie future ’Two abutting property owners more than “only putting Weiss’ in a position where we can no- WlUlam Strain of Oak St. DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Hebron. For problems both on behalf of the requerted that screening be put for enow-removal service or fqr cut back tn the school budget.” goUate fatriy wltb our teach- apoke In favor of more funds fire service; th^t he has no chil­ JS *” * **" *^**®“**‘ PO“I o**‘o® deportment and' the up alpng their bordei\ wunfopoL fEuenee O uoHTCOiiiwiv O He asked for more than the era, yet still take care of our for sidewalk iwpair, first charg- Th» OkiBBt It Lurgw t iii Conn. OiiMIM on vomo vOOO* of om-tth. residents oi the arest ” THa commlaalan approved dren in the sehools; and that origlnal request. maintenance Items,” ha oca- fog. “There U a group oTTSSb- » A NOPTMfAST UTIUTIf I COMMIIV poUce have been to hla home T’ve Uved In Manchester only eluded, I bniUoro you, pleass, pie In this auditorium who MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969 PAGE BLSVIM MANC&BSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969 THE Hawks Meet Los Angeles in Western Division Finals Williams and King Losers Herald Angle EARL YOST Atlanta Downs Rockets in NBA Playoffs ^erts Editor SAN DIEGO (AiP)—The best-of-7 series Wednesday Mght on the shooting of Lou Hudsmi, "W e'shot reel well but didn’t the Hawto made 26 ot 46. The Roofcsts phqred wttbmit Atlenta Hawks, ou'tplibt at Los Angeles. ' get enough shots up,” said Mc­ Notes from the Little Black Book BUI Bridges and WaK Hassard. Atlanta coach Rioh4e Guerin forward John Bfocfc, who had One of the top oomeldinig jctig during the recently and outrebounded 'by t!he to the Eastern Division finale, “We ainqdy turned the hall Mahon, whose team, led by Don said the Hawks could not afford averaged 13 pofaits in the ssrta* Kojia, hit a aissUng 62 per cent 19W -69 fteholfiFtic tMtskefcbell season was young San Diego Rockets, Boston leads Now York 1-0. over too many timea and lost to look beyond the Rockets to tweore bm aMng the U s iwikt In In Making Manager Debnts from the floor in the first half the Lakers. Ogprodmk in his first j^ r at EJast were not outscrattbled. The Oeltlca entertain the Khlcka momentum,” said Rocket coach Bunder's loss In Atlanta. o f p ia y . "W e looked ahead to the Lak- slender, smOoth-tJaUting m entor guided the - Their 108-106 victory’ Monday Wednesday night. Jack McMahon. “When E lvln " I don’t want to ntaka eX' Kojls hit 11 of 16 in the first en laft year and got knocked cuses, but wa did miss Bfook,” ’The NL schedule finds Phlla- new running game In the second Lum then singled Jackson horns Mght put the Hawks into the No games are scheduted tor Hayea mlaaed that dunk shot NEW YORK (AiP) — It was the first time in 19 sea­ to the 'Hartfofetl Oounty Conference crown and half scoring 26 potaito but was ait by San SVandaco,” be said. delphte at Chicago and Mont­ inning as Roy While stole two National Basketball Associa­ night. In the third period, I almost ProfessKmal basebiall’s sec­ sons the Yankees were without with the winner. A CIAC T o u r n a m e n t ______held to three points after kitcr- “This waa a tough aeries. San real at New York In the after­ bases and Bill Robinson one and Dick Diets homered for the BpoakiHg of hi^h school basket* ------—______— — tion’s Western Division playoff Atlanta traded 1^ 19 points fell off the bench. I think that’s The fourth place lIMah by the ond century got under way Mickey Mantle on the roster mission and fouled out wUh 1:62 Diego has nothing to be noon with Pittsburgh at St. ’Fom ’Tresh and Jake Gibbs de- G iants. baa, the cap is Upped in Uie di- ^ finals with the Los Angeles Lak­ in third quarter but file when the momentum changed.” Rockets this year wde a far Mondlay for Ted Wil- and the Washington scoreboard left to play. artMuned of; the Rockets played Louis, Houston at San Diego and llverec them with singles. A Don Drysdale withstood horns iwotion of CharUe Sharos at ^ ^ sports scene ers. Ha'wks began ptoUng up loose ery from their flrft ssason In flashed the following message: ' Hayes, who scored 26 pchits, Tile Rockets had more field a fine gome.” nams and Clyde Khv, two San Francisco at Atlanta under touch of the old Yankee power, "Tlello, Mickey Mantle, wherev­ runs by the first two batters he Bouth Windsor High. Not only “ * **“•*■’ maiks- Atlanta, beating Ban D le^ 4-2 bads, and intercepting paasee. the NBA. Sen Diego won only went up to stuff the ball with goals, 44-41, and more rebounds, Hudson led aft scorers wKh o f the spoirt’s new mana­ the lights. was evident in the third when er you are.” faced and settled down to pitch •Ud he field a crack squad R«*vlUe’e Al Put* Is in their series, meets the Lak­ They went ahead by eight both bands but it Mt the 'bock 16 of their 83 efforte ta Ihs 60-47, but oqnverted only 18 of 27 pofatU, while Bridges added gers, the next 100 years In the AL, it’s Cleveland at Jerry Kenney and Bobby Mur- "He’s flahing, somewhere off the Dodgers past Cincinnati. which won the North Cmtral **?*?**? ers In the ft^ game of the points, 98-90, with 4:67 to play of file tlm and bounced off. 1M7-88 season for last plaoe In 38 free throw attempts while 2t for the Hawks. can only get better. Detroit, Boston at Baltimore cor walloped consecutive home Acapulco, I think,” said PhU Ihe tall right-hander’s arm Connecticut Conference but his Springfield CoUege’s base- the W eft. Williams’ Washington Sena­ and Minnesota at Kansaa City runs. Rlzsuto, a Yank»6 broadcaster. stiffened after six innings and Bobcate went as far as the ’’*** t««n- He led the squad In tors were bombed 6-4 by the during the day, followed by Chi­ Four unearned runs in the It was a bitter Georgia home­ Rill Singer finished up with hlt- semifinals in the Class B Ibur- ******®B 3*®*' With a .440 av- New York Yankees In the presi­ cago at Oakland and Seattle at fourth wrapped it up aa Mel coming for San Francisco’s less ba ll. nament. But the fitting climax **•**- dential opener in Washington. California at night. Stottlemyre staggered to a 14- King, who managed the Atlanta "I tell you, they kind of to a greet season was after the • • • Surprising Boston Celtics King’s debut was two outs from The Senators got off fast when hit complete game, including a Crackers to the Southern H m o - opened my eyes a little bit,” final basket had been sco re d Short Stuff becoming a success when the It didn’t count before 48,118, two-nm homer in the ninth by clatlon pennant In 1966. Drysdale said after Pete R o m and South l^qndsor High was ac- Golfer Rctmls "R ed" flmtth Atlanta Braves pushed across largest opening day crowd ever Frank H ow ard, the m a jo rs' 1988 Trailing 8-1, the Giants routed and Bobby Tolan clipped him a.—claimed winner of V theZ. Swaffield Z — . jaanenawse nas naa nte two runs in the bottom of the in the nation’s capital. Hank Al­ lea d er. Pat Jarvia in the seventh, scor­ for opening homers. But Tom ^)ortomanah^ Award by the nntlcn nrocessed tar the f h a ______- ...POA ninth and nipped the San Fran­ len snared the first ball thrown “It’b only one game,” said ing three times on a double by Haller’s single and Jim Le- Central Connecticut Board of in FinridiL. Smith's hM Received Unexpected Gift- Annmvs,! » Florida. Smith’s bid cisco Giants 5-4. out by President Richard M. Williams. “I was glad the Presi­ Bobby Etheridge, singles by Hal febvre’s single got one run back Approved Basketball Offlclale. * • * will be forwarded to the office ’The Cincinnati Reds, descen- Nixon and two subsequent toss­ dent was here. We need all the Lanier, pinch hitter Bob Burda in the second and the Dodgers and hopes for a favorable reply. BOSTON (AP) — The den. The third game is sched­ his head quickly and Aserhoch denta of the first pro baseball es went to Washington coach help we can get.” Then he and Willie Mays, a walk to Bob­ won It against Gary Nolan In Here ’n There ___If so, he’ll have to take part BoBton Celtics, pleasaaitly uled for New York Thursday named White. team back In 1869, dropped their Joe Camacho and Allen again. summed up his feelings in one by Bonds'and Willie McCovey’s the third on singiss by Willie Gone by the boards recently tat a four-rotxid■ test at PGA night and the fourth back in Boe- “We’re in a state of shook traditional home opener 8-2 to Then the game began and the word—“Lousy!” sacrifice fly. Crawford and Len Oabrlelaon tat the (JIAC Indoor Track Meet headquaitera in ,»uii ,,,,,,, surprtsed with wfiiat 'they around here,” PubUcist Howie P alm B ea ch ton Standay afternoon. Los Angeles. Senators soon were back In the Tlio President, though, proved That took 26-game winner and Ron Fairly’s two-run triple. held at Coast Guard Academy Gardens. He’s a twotime Oon- consider an 'unexpected McHugh said. ”We can't bsUove UNDER AND OUT—^Yanks’ Bill Kiobinsoii tried to steal third base birt wlaa ’Die remaining 18 teams, in­ familiar surroundings of last upended in colTisiPn with Washington’s Ken McMullen and was called out. to be a prophet. “ He kept telling Juan Marichal off the hook. But Rookie umpire Dlok Stello Manchester High’s John nscUcut Amateur champion and gift, hit the pnaetkae court The Celtics, who hav# won 10 It.” cluding expansionists Montreal place—but this time last was us to watch out for Howard in the Braves pulled it out against also opened some eyes when he Salcius record in the 1,000-yard haa one New England Amateur today in a 'tuneop for the NBA 'Championships In the lost White, a 6-foot-8 boekoourt and San Diego in the National only sixth in the AL’s Eastern the bottom^ of the ninth,” said Frank Llnsy when Clete Boyer nailed Drysdale once for taking run aet In 1M2. The ex-Indlan crown to Us credit. Smith hopee second game of their bes^ 12 years, were more sutprleed ace, was the star of the U.S. League and Kansas City and Division as the two circuits be­ Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. opened the ninth with a single nior<> than the specified 90 sec­ waa clocked In 2:17.6. The new to join the PGA tour thla sea- of-seven' series with the than anyone Monday as ‘they Olirmplc team. He returned to Seattle In the American, awing gan divisional play. "The President kept predicting and, one out later, scored on onds between pitches and called were able to draft All-American donfidence Seen n K ^ “"J)’'' ■«» • - Roll*nd Wood of 166 New Ybrit Knidcs In the lead the Kansas team until Ms into action today. The Yankees unveiled thslr Howard would hit a home run.” Sonny Jackson’s Mple. Mike an automatic ball. Jim Buell who covered the die- Greenwood Dr. caught a slx- Jo Jo White of Kansas in the ellglblUty expired tai January. National Bas^et^xsill Asso- first round of the draft pound, elgM-ounce mackerel In With the acquisition of White, ciation’s E a s t ^ DDvisitm ”We never even omsldered MetropoUtan Miami Flrtitaig the Celtics ore expected to try In Camp of BOsox Alublckl has won a starting xaumament tat the Florlto final jjayofL " White because we didn’t think to swing a deal, possibly for a Nixon Loyal spot with Coach Dave Daniels’ General Manager Red Auer­ we had a shot at him,” Auer­ Keyes . . . Lou Dimodt m of Mg man. Tliey have a.surpltw of BOSTON (A P )— If oonfidenoe alone could win a pen­ UMveraity of Connecticut, Hart­ bach and Player-Coach- Bill bach said. "He’s an All-Amert- Bolton has been named to the bockcourt talent, despite the re- nant, the Boston Red SOx would be a sure bet to win ford Branch, baseball team. Ruseell lirere more surprised by w in everybody’s book. He hss ^ ______W Senator Fan Aurora, HI., CfoUege varatty ten- fircment of Sam Janes at tbs tfie American League flag this year. However, ttiey’re AlubloM pitched, played third JT ’ ' Monday's NBA draft than they file potential to become a siqier end of the season. going to haive to go out and prove they’re tdie best in NatlonsI Lei^ue East Division base and the outfield wWle at i w ere a t the C e ltics’ 108-100 star. He can do everything.” The C eltics g a v s u p thstar s s o - W. L. Pet OB BBast. oot. . . . BBtar ig news new s la is forth- forth P«^ basketball Opening game victory at New The Celtics hod the ninth se­ ond round draft choice last fall the tough Elast Division first. All the Way with the Indianapolis Clows. Despite finlabliis the spring New York 0 0 .000 — coming regarding softball in York 24 hours earlier. lection in the first two rounds In obtaining Emmetto Brynnt, a H m younger edition learned his exhibition sdieduled with five haa been ripping the ball aa he St. Louis 0 0 .000 — WASHmOTON (AP) — Ridi- Manchester, a grade A four- Now they’re Maying tor more completed quickly. Auerbach starter in the playoffs, from ths leesons weU for he has been straight loases for an 11-15 pre- did in leading the Red Sox to the Chicago 0 0 .000 — ard M. Nixon, the man who nev­ team league Is planned. . . . pleasant surprises as the show­ and Russell were startled os Phoenix Suns. Howevsr, Boston nasned both the RooM» )f-th »- ssason record, the Red Sox are pennant in 1967. A nd Sm ith haa Philadelphia 0 0 .000 — er gave up his dream of the Slike Podolny, former Man'- 4 down with the KMcks resumes White was not picked in the first couldn’t have cared leas after Year and the Moat Valuable convinced, to a man, timy have shown great improvement at Pittsbuigh 0 0 .000 _ presidency, dlthi’t give up on ohester High riar. Is a mem­ Wednesday night at Boston Oar- eight chMces. RusseU nodded' landing Whits.* what it takes to go all the way. bat and in the field in preparing Montreal O 0 .000 — the Wasfalngtcm Sen ators Mpitcher, captured some high level Enjibing the i^nks are Washington Manager Ted of Staples High In Wes^Mrt and in the .^rlng,” he said. Calais 7. by SeatOs; Terry Driaodl of indefinitely with a recurrence of posiUon, we’ve got the best Kansas City 0 0 .000 -— declsdons to make today,” Mian- laug'hs when he showed up with a fishing net to Wil'liatns and mseball (Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Roy Bigler, head coach sit Boe- 1* not for from where Manchee- Masters Favorite, Phoenix, which lost a coin Boston College, by Detroit, and the arm trouble which sidelined te a m .” Seattle 0 0 .000 -— ager Ted Williams said of his ten UMverstty . . . Doan Page, ter’s Gene Moriarty has sum- tosB to MUwauftee for file riglit Larry Gannon of La SaHe, by him the second half of last sea­ i’We have the best team in the Monday’s Result managerial!' debut young son of Mr. and Mro. An- mer lodges at Pocomoonship to pick first, chose the 6-foot-lO Chicago. son, the Red Sox are hurting. ABA Action, league and we’ro going to win New York 8, Washington 4 Nixon kept interested. thengr Page of 76 CMumbus St, Lake, near the Canadian WaSc just moments after MU-. The 6-3 ABen was a teammate Lonborg, who won 22 games ^Why Can^t I Just Be Billy Martin?^ Flamboyant Trevino it,” says Tony Oonigliaro, the Only game scheduled. "He said he never saw such a met a number of major league border. . . Rudie Schaffer, who waukee had setectod Lew .Mein- of Alcindor'e tor two seasons un­ and added two World Series vic­ By Hii-r- BAOHEBEK comeback kid whose career ap­ good hitting team lose a game players this spring der. til he left UCLA before Urn sen- D e n v e r Set tories in 1967, is the key to Bos­ served as business manager for A'UGUSTA, Ga. (A P )—il^^liam'bojnanlt Lee Trevino, the There is sfiU a lot of enow peared ended as he sat oiA the In 1867 W illiam (C andy) Cum ­ like that,’’ Kuhn related. The. while In Florida. He was pre- Bill___ Veeck . . in baseball, has The drafting In (h oee h ills In V erm on t 1968 season w ith an e y e in ju ry mings introduced the curve ball Senators got to 21-game winner Anxious To Erase Image | |%| seated a baseball by dete Boyer rejoined Veeck aa business captured the fancy o f golfdom’s common man, ranks Milwaukee—the laat-plaoe fin- BsIMTnore, the regidor season stirgery to repair damage and New Hampehlre, so up and For Oakland ) suffered when hit by a pitch In baseball. Mel Stottlemyre for 14 hlfo. of Atlanta and while In Winter manager at Suffolk Downs. Isher In the Eastern Division os winner in (be East, picked last A ug. 18, 1967. caused in a ski accident and ns a 'sodid threat to add a green Miasters ja i^ t to his away. Last week we were in ANSAS CJITY (A P )— w why hy cacan’t n ’ t I just be Billy say he appears to have allevlat- alleviat­ ^ l / y / W Haven many of the Boston Red Veeck is the horse track’s pres- Phoenix V(as in the Western— in the flrrt round and took Mike The Denver Rockets, who then shoulder troubtC ~ Lonnie KANSAS CJITY (AP) United States Open title. ------—------the Pico Peak — KHUngton sU Some Boston players, such as 7 . TfcirL—!-• __ 1______M_____ »» ed a lot nfof ththe » tenfrinnAtensions. ^ I ^ SjOK players autographed lt...Pete ident . . . Please, don’t b ^ e r was a mere formality because Davis of Virginia Union while misfired badly In their first at­ struggled to a 6-10 record in Billy Martin, who has been M artin? ■Tm playing real well,” the W*." and he wiggled the thumb areas and had good to excellent Mike Andrews, claim the Red He did it, they say, primarily Stnum, former fine all-round calling. We have no tickets for (he Bucks had signed the 7-lH the Los Angeles Lakers, 'wtai- tem pt, win try to cut down the 1968. Red Sox Open at Baltimore In his prim e pla yin g d a ys eis swarthy, grimilng guy from demonstrate. skUng. Sox are the team to beat, but woridng diligently for sev­ by Insisting on absolute honesty. sthleto, recently oompletod 26 the Glanta-Jete football game in UCLA AU-Amerlcan last week nets In the West, dioee WllUe mighty Oakland Oaks again to­ He has taken cortisone shots the New York Yankees’ second West Texas’ desolate border 33ut some ot the other top Friday at Pico the lifts start­ admit they may lack pitching If anyone had anything bother­ yearn with Pratt ft Whitney Air- New Haven in August, don’t ex- tor a reported $1.4 mUUon pctok- McCarter of D ra ke a n d R ick night when their American Bas- to relieve shoulder stiffness this eral years to erase his old baseman in the early 1950s, Wyatt Signs country said after a practice choices to succeed star-crossed ed eariy at 8:16 and we aUed and ”we could be In trouble if ing him, Martin insisted on oraft and gained membership in pect any and all inside sources age. Roberson of Ctaidnnati. ketbaU Aesoclation playoff ae­ spring and hopes to regain his image as the Yankee braw­ Martin had the reputation of a OAKLAND (AP) —Uie Oak­ round Monday. Bob (Joalby aa the 88rd Masters’ ’UU 2:80, then off to IOUta«ton. anything happens to Jim Lon- bringing it out into the open. the <)uartor Century Club. He’s have been exhausted. ries resumes In Denver. old time form. He must to keep McNally, Lonborg ler, just wants to be him­ brash kid. land Athletics announced Mon­ “ Except last week, I just champ are less than well. Miller At Ploo the skiing was typical Oakland, runaway winner ot b o ig .” Martin ran an orderly spring couldn’t get started. I didn’t liarber, the pick of Trevino and the Red Sox in the race. After hia playing days—first day ithe signing of right-handed spring siding. After the sun soft­ the Western Dlvlelon in the reg­ Veteran baseball observers, self as manager of the Min­ training camp Eind delegated au­ really like the course, I guess. South Africa’s Gary Player as Right-hander Ray Culp and as a scout for Minnesota, then pitcher John Wyatt, who earlier ened the snow a Wt It was great. ular''season, throahsU Denver, hardened to the usual confi­ nesota Twins. thority to Ills coaches, who ran But mostly I was thinking about Uie man most likely to succeed, soiAhpaw Dick Ellsworth, a pair as a Twins’ coach for 3^ years, this spring was released by the Little or no time in the lift Une, third tai the West, 129-99 In tbs dence of even the weakert clubs “A guy came up to me the the show with him as overseer. this one. Just kept thinking ®l®o has a ja m m ed thum b but is of 16-game winners last year, Draw Assignments Martin went about changing his Detroit Tigers. the upper lift wasn’t to be open­ opener of the best of 7 semifinal in spring training,’ had to fight other day," Martin said Monday Being rated a favorite—along about this one.” playing. hope to pick up where they left im age. Wyatt, who will join the club ed until Saturday, as it had to series Saturday, but the Rockets themselves to prevent being night on the eve of his debut aa with Oakland—In the American Trevino, unknown this time Arnold Palmer, a four-time off. Young Ken Brett, although____ BALTIMORE (AP)—The 1966 and 1967 American In time tor Tuesday’s opening uune back to win m ai9 Sun­ swept up in the wave of confi­ a major league manager, "and Martin Inherited a club trou­ League’s new Western Division two years ago but now one of champion but now struggling, be Inspected for future use. The' dence in the Red Sox’ canu3 inconsstent.._._in exhibition League pennar^ ^ winners, Boston and . — — Baltimore,------—, square „ game, appeared in 87 games for crowd on hand had enough da y. ^ asked me If I was going to be a bled intermittently by dissen- doesn’t bother Martin. ”I’d the leading money winners, will sUIl Is bothered by an ailing WBATHEE OB NOT normal clockwise flow. Grid All agree there la plenty of games, appears to be the fourth o p e n in g 1 9 6 9 'the Tigers last year, winning Indiana, winner in the East, off in the o f the Schedule today with high combination of Leo Durocher i;lon sin ce it w on the 1966 A m eri­ rather be rated a favorite than be among the elite field of 83 of bark, even though he shot a fan- challengea on the A-B elope During spring every fisher­ fronts generally mean riorms; power, speed and experience in starter, with veterans Lee two, losing tour and posting a entertains Kentucy, third In hopes of winning the pennant again, and Caaey Steng^el. I aaked him can League pennant. Insiders rated last,” he said. the world’s best shot - makers tasUo 68 in a practice round late a.reas plus the lower chairlift. man should have Ms own crys­ storms usually put fish off their the starting lineup. And the de- Stange and Juan Plzarro getting "If we can stay free of serious 2.76 eamed-run average.. that dl'vlalcm, tonight in ths who tee off in Thursday’s first lost week. Flashy Doug Sanders After lundt we took the lower ta l baU. feed . injuries, we have a shot at the Hank Bauer, now manager of opener of their best of 7 set. fense leaves Httle ito be desired, spot assignments. round over the lushly green, bas a similar complaint. Billy chairlift, and walked about For this is the time of year Warm fronts lessen the air The return of Conlgliaro has The bullpen will be staffed by pennant,” says Manager Dick Oakland. Baltimore was in third Monday night, Miami torii a First Round Picks rolling acres of the 6,980-yard, Casper, a two-time Open three quarters way up Pico In when the wMms of weather af­ pressure, bringing clouds and given the team a tremendous Sparky Lyle, veteiw Bill Williams of the Red Sox. place at the time and finished 1-0 lead over Minnesota in tbs par 72 Augusta National Onirse. Miamp, still Is suffering from al- the brOUant sunsMne and soon fect fishing success the most thunderstorms akmg a wide boost. The young slugger made Landis and right-hqnded ho^s "We’ll be close al} the way if second. Skoglund BOSTON (AP) — For the first we were penptring, as it was other Stestem Division semifi­ time in history, two New Eng­ "I’ve oMy had 27 holes of lergles. During these critical weeks not belt. This, too, wlU cause fish an almost unbelievable reoov- Fred Wenz and Ray Jarvis, who everybody has just a normal The Orioles had their betft ex­ shirt sleeve weather. The nal by beating the Pipers 119-110 won jobs by, default and will land college players have been practice,” Trevino said. "But I Among the healthy leading only success, but the fun of go­ to stop feeding. ery from his eye trouble and hit year, not even an outstanding hibition season this year, win­ temperature at the base was and New Orleans topped Dallas have to show more to stick with year,” is the confident view S w a n so n chosen in the first roimd of the like this course. contenders are Player, the ing fishing can be ruined by Of course, there are excep­ four homers this spring. ning 19 and losing five. "I would so but in (he iq>per reaches it 123-106 for a 24) lead in the other the team . held by Manager Earl Weaver National Basketball Association The ex-Marine and one - time reigning British Open cham- sudden weather changes. tions to these general rules. Conlgliaro, Carl Yastrzemski have to say that I’m satisfied was 84 and we found powder Western semifinal. Summing up. the Red Sox fig­ of the Orioles. d raft. $85-a-week assistant pro bolted pion. Gene Uttler, winner of However, you can be your At times fishing In the rain — and Reggie Smith give Boston that this ball club is ready,’’ Champion and the elding was great. Donnie Freeman, who scored ure to score runs, plenty of Two of the reasons for the op­ Weaver concluded. Terry Driscoll of Wlnthrop, in the front rank of golPs elite Sunday’s playoff for the Greater ovrii weather expert. Accord­ a alow driszle, usually can be possibly the hardest hitting out­ When he won the U. S. Open at Greensboro title and the leading We crossed through the woodgi ing to the fishing authorities at 33 points, led Miami to a 43-38 runs. But they're starting out in timism of the managers are on He is counting on five starting captain of Boston College, and very productive. field in the league. Yaz, the only Larry Skoglund, 17-yeaTS-old, Rochester, N.Y. last year with money winner thla year, and al- until we came to the Summit Mercury outboards there are advantage in the first half and an "Iffy" situation because of the mound for the opener before pitchers. In addition to Mc­ Ed Sludut of Everett, captedn at Watch for forecasts of frontal AL player to hit .300 last year. led a closely bunched field to hls peculiar tight, flat swing, a ways dangerous Jack Nicklaus. Glade and we had a good ride ways to analyM weather and visiting Pipers never reaUy ^ot pitching problems. If Lonborg an expected crowd of 30,000 in Nally, Tom Phoebus and Jim Holy Cross were picked Mon­ activity. Know that they bring capture ithe seventh (mnUal swing he recognises breaks the And, too, there’s Goalby, who which was worth the climb. what it means to your chances back into the game although regains his old form. If Jose Memorial Stadium. Hardin, \vho won 65 games David Swanson Memorial Rifle day. Driscoll was drafted In the sudden changes in temperature, teaching rules but one he calls hasn’t done much of anything Soon we traversed the wide of fishing success. Hie eecret they trailed only 62-46 at half­ Santiago recovers, if, if, if.... Dave McNally, the southpaw among them last year, he has Tournament held recently at the first round by the Detroit Pis­ wind direction and air preamve. BfABIO FBATTAROLI A L HAOENOW "just right for a little fat guy." elnoe he wen last year’s Mas- slopes an itben called it a day lies in interpreting the forecast time. Connie Hawksin, who «m- winner of 22 games, starts off added Mike Cuellar and Jim Waddell School Range in Man- tons. Sludut was selected In the Remember that rapid changes itREIIANO SEPTICl Trevlno, who missed the Na- ters on a slip of the pen. And at P ico . in terms of how it affects fish. derwent knee eurgeiy oedy two for Baltimore. Jim Lonborg, Palmer who seems to have re­ d ie s te r. second round#by the San Fran In these three factors drastical­ tional Airlines Tourncmient In the gentle, gentlemanlQr Roberto Rapid changes In beurometrlc months ago, played the entire 48 Last Fights who won the same number in covered from arm trouble. cisco WsuTloni. Pico has three double chair­ ly affect fishing success — TANK SERVICE Skoglund fought off the chal­ Miami two weeks ago because de Vlcenso, who signed away a pressure, up or down, greatly minutes and led Minnesota PITTSBURGH — Adrian Da- 1967 only to drop to 6-10 last sea­ Conlgliaro is batting fifth be­ lifts and three T-hots to service usually for the worse. lenges of 56 tough junior com­ of jammed left thumb, said his ohanoe for a Ue when he cuito- affect fish feeding activity. A I vis, Washington, D. C., stopped son after a preseason knee inju­ hind Ken Harrelson, who was petitors to win the Swanson Town 10-Piimers the area of six open slopes end TEL 742-9770 Anderson Named injury Is "okay now. No trou- grained an incorrect soorecartl. sudden change In air pressure Rudy Richardson, McKeespoft, ry, is throwing for the §ox. moved to first base from the T rophy w ith a s c o r e o f 668 21 trails all covered with about MIDDLEBURY. Vt. (AP) — seems to disturb fish and they I Pa., 2, welterweight. Also returning in right field outfield, and Carl Yastrzemski out of a posslbte 600. three to tour feet of snow. Ski­ .Tohn W. A nderson, 86, is the quit feeding. Most barometric Play Golf . ST. BERNARD, La. — Willie for Boston is Tony Conlgliaro the league batting champion of Only three points separated Resume Thursday ing will be good here for anoth­ new head football coach at Mld- changes are due to the tormor I Burton, 176, New Y ork , outpoint- a fter a beanlng in 1967 w hich 1968 w ith .301. ’ the top four competitors. Skog­ er two weeks if the weather Bow ling dlebury College. tlon of fronts — either cold or I ed Joe Burns. 179, New Orleans,. threatened to end his career. Baltimore’s rival plate power lund 558 beat out team m ate Successful qualifiers in the annuall Men’s and Wom­ Masters Legend Bob Jones eta ys o o d . FOX GROVE Anderson, named by Mlddle- w arm . OAKLAND — George Cooper. Weaver is starting out his consists of Frank Robinson, who MIKE JEFFRIES BRIAN SCUJVAN G reg F reem an w ho fire d a 657. en’s Town lO-'Pin Bowling Tournamenta at the Plark- Crowds at Killington were bury Monday, served as defen­ Cold fronts form when cold TEETOTALERS — Betty Lou I 115914 Oakland, knocked out first season as a major league averaged .345 during the exhibi­ Following 'Freeman in the stand­ huge and the' lift line was a COUNTRY CLUB sive line coach at Boston Col­ ade Lanes will move in'to quarterfinal matches Thurs­ Missing from T<>umament air pushes its way under a Jackson 176-468, J-ean Jerome I Gene "Honeybear" Bryant, manager. He took over the Or­ tion season, Boog Powell and in gs w ere G reg -B la ck w ith 556 26-86 minute wait. Just a run lege last season after four years day night at the local house. worm air moss, forcing it up. 187, Marge Kahn 464, Terry lieiVii, Henderson, Nev. 7. ioles last year July 11 from Brooks Robinson. and D ale B rlere w ith a 655 and the snow was excellent. East Ushers in Season^ as an assistant under Bob Hfere will be three dlvlslona,------' AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The overioqWqg the lOth toe. He said Cold air replaces warm air, lin d b e r g 460. Keeney Street sco re . Stayed at the KUbourne Lodge, Blackman at Dartmouth. Men’s Scratch. Men’s Handicap goi and Marie DeLucco 791. Masters Golf Torurnameut will he 00^ cover the tournament clouds form, and violent rain­ Competing in the-team divi­ and Women'fl. - where Bill Thompson and Bill Manchester Both quarter and semifinal not be the same this year. by aar Just by hearing the gam» storms often rage in a narrow OOP WOMEN — Barbara Three of Four State Nines Penders^ Coaching Dehut sion, the Rockville Rifle dub Bliss were the official greetera Both qu^erfinal s^ matches will be best of three Bobby Jones, the pre-eminent and efaouts of the erwod. Une along the front. Air pres­ Lappen 180, CecUe R a y 177, League Time Available captured first place with a Jockey Injured which ie compose of meetly EXCElLElfT OPPORTUNITY It’s the time of year a^fam, omaiteiw ot gOlf’s golden age He presided at the traditional sure becomes heavier and the Giytchen Sage 452, Patricia compiled a 3-1 record. He has combined score of 2',213. Rock­ Si!** games with the finals set for local men. Met the Don Jusn of warm and sunny, to play ball. ALBANY, OaMf. (AP) —Juan d^ with the ^ s Su^y of five, Parkade Manager who oomoelved the Augusta Na­ champ4ons’ dinner and at final wind revenee direction from tts F orstrom 177-494. C A L i 649-8312 Defeated in Road Qashes not pitched an inning of varsity ville marksmen were, Skoglund, the Summit Lodge in the person The familiar sound of the men Pablo Dias, a 29-year-old jockey tional Course and the tourna­ presentation cercmonlee. ball. Catching will be Brian Freeman, Slack and Doug '"LI atovtno reports. of Ron Thompson, BUl’s For Employment At Coast Guard Academy, Sacred loss was the second in five in blue yelling "Play Ball” will from Mexico, received possibly Mario FrattaroU will defend ______ment itself 86 yeore ago and Jones’ pnsenoe will be Heart, and Bridgeport all went Sullivan a junior. At first base Proulx (542). RockviUe walked brother. AH these are tremend­ games for the Cadets, who play be heai^ today as three area serious head injuries Monday his laurels In the Men’s Scratch whose preeenoe has graced the missed most at tonight’a dinner down to defeat Monday in col­ Rollins College in Winter Park, will be Fred Bell, a long ball away with the doubles match ous skiers. high sch ools start the 1969 when Ms horse fell in the ninth Division. He was seeded Into the sport's premier event evN* for past Msstere’ champtaia. ROfiERS CORPORATION'S lege baseball, but Fairfield man­ Fla., today. hitting junior. Second base finds also taking first and second re­ Hogerty Elected Saturday was a day of rain scholastic baseball seasearned run average of In recent years, Jonas sat In But alas all good things must NA’nONWTDB tied the score on an unearned and lefttielder John Quinn. H artford w ho sh ot 194. moral obUgatliNi to Montreal to Ms wheelchair in Ms symbolic and U.S. and BritUh qpen tlUes. -r or aiifily to — I leading soorors and quallflern 0.46 over SO Innings with 18 come to an end eo we closed GUARANTEED SERVICB run in the eighth. Penders’ team consists main­ ELKS — Joe Desimone 160- Mrs. Swanson presented the offer them a player of some ex­ ware Lois Johnson 894, Betty strikeouts and four bases on green Masters jacket 'on the Nokes Manor Lodge and storad ’Leaner Cars Frea Towteg Back to back doubles in the ly of juniors with only three 394, D ick K ro l 162-397, Jim trophies to the winning shoot- perien ce. ROGBtS CORPORATION Richardson 870, Boitera Hlgley balls. clubhouse veranda txsler the Bo m b ’s World Serlea has our rids away after having a l y i . 64S-2407 LIU tenth b y Joe L a R o cca aind seniors on the starting nine. Aceto 186-86a, George Waller pm x. R OAUUAND MR., 1IAN0IIB8TER Wtaie, 30, in sevui years with 849, Dolly Dawood 18, Theresa Two of the three tuns be sl- shade of the oak treae or in Me been 'a best^if-aeven format combined total of day and night IGO of MANCHESTER Roy Shriper accounted for the East’s probable lineup for to­ 186-863, Stan Seymour 14S481, ltaDobwtei\ the PhlUies bstted .X», bu t fo r Llndberg $38, Eleanor Wilson lowed were unearned. giwmahuttered eotcnlal cottage sin ce 1933. elding of 88 safaries on skla. Aa equal epportunlty empleyer Vernon Town Line winning run. Bridgeport loaded day's game-will be Mike Jeff­ John Rteder 186-869, At Atkins The Houston Aston had a nsaoy seasom was considered Rte. 88, TalcottvMIe, Oma. the bases in the bottom of the ries pitching. He’s a righthand­ 864i. Stan Juros 868, BUI Adamy shutout last season in which the Nhtlonal League’s best de- frame, but failed to score. er up from the JV’s where he 854, Lyman FuUw 866, they used five pitchers. feraive Mwrtstop. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969

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Alao odd joha, _____ 4-8 30 Anatomical 1 1 STORES, INC. desired. Full beneftt pro­ 044-8982. duct (BookrUIe, Ton Free) gram. Apply In person to (§A f? £ TO rr T mERES iKsnANG WUQNCi WITH BEC C U T * ? 31 Insect tgg RBWBAVINa of hunia, moth- Park A Oakland Avea., 32 Registered IT" 643-2711 RMSefe MEWSE(n?CTARyCS£Z Mr. Mike Lynch. nurse* (ab.) 875-3136 holes, alppera repaired. Win­ HEOinCECREW)lMATA Eiaat H artford, Oosm. 33 Bitter vetch IT dow shades made to measure, 34 Japanese all eiae Venetian blinds. Keys SIMPLE BRAIN TRAltePlANr MORIARTY BROS. OUT OUR W AT BY J. B. WILLIAMS outcasts made While you watt. Tape re­ VIOULPN'T C U tt. 36 Editor (ab.) AOOOUbri'irJO office derk, 801 Center St., Manchester TroubU Rfaehiat Our Advurlisar? corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 9HORT)£Nfc^22«4<}0^ general duUes, fuRtime, some VWKT PIP "itXJR SISTER aORTA STRENUOUS T W ATTLLTHE™ 37 Poker stake 6436185 VPAVME FaRBABy- NEXT TIME/ WHEN THOSE iMONSTERS 38 G ift M ain 8L 640-0221. typing, satory cq;>en. Contact ^ ------. I I M\\ N P tW hr HU, tm.rM.Ut9.VX Ht. OH. HER KIRSf WHy, WOTHIIJ®- SET USEP TO "leXJ THEy'LL TURN TH’ 42 Challenged -Hour Auswering Sorvieo Jack W tor, 6496861. I OFFBREPTOSTAVwrTH HOUSE MTD A PISASTER ARBA/ MV 44 Lem urine IT 34 Pointing— Poporing 21 Huip Wemtud ■ Help Wontud ’EM.' T > «y ’RE 50RTA PEMMy-PlMCHIW' SISTERS OOT YOU mammal LO AM , gra vel euid sand orders SSkjtiBjTARY for small 3-giii BY LEFF and BIcWILLIAMS STRENUOUS, HOCKEP, AMP VtXTRE COOKEP-AM? Ftmol* 47 Entertain JT Froo lo Herald Readers taken now. Telephone 040-8709. PAINTING — interior and ex­ 35 35 office tti Manchester. Short­ SHE’LL NEVER HIRE AM R3RTHAT sumptuously terior, very rectsonahle, free LET'S SO LAV THE WAIT' IT WAS AN AIR­ JOB AEAIN/ SOOP LUCK, OKAMH Want bitormatian on one bt our olasellled ndvertioeuentar hand required. Hours 8:80 - 4. CLERK 48 Willows TWO HANDYMEN want a estimates. Gall Richard BAD ------TIGHT BOX. IT MUST'VE ANP THANKS R3R SETTIN' 50 Greeter No aaower nt the teleiAone noted? Simply can the BAKERY Saleslady, steady PII/3RIM MILLS Fabric De- Salary oommenourate with ME FREE' r variety of Jobs by day or hour. Opportimtty In Data Proc- FU3ATED... Z'Hf GOT IT • 51 Greek moon M artin, 649-9286, 649-4411. position, good houra, gtxxl peutment Store la expanding wbUtty. 648-1186. goddess Reasonable. C all 648-S80B, 643- eiattng, nights, for deck with IT 8293. JOSEPH P. ,Lewis, custom wrages. Apply In person. and needs experienced sales 52 Wave top EVWAltDS ladles to be trained for our new WAITRESS wanted, ideaaont good figure aptitude and 53 More rational k< painting, interior painting, Parkade Bakery, Manchester so fabric store now under con­ ■urroundfnga. Good working with aome knowledge of paper hanging, dry wall hi- Shopping Parkade. DOWN ANSWGRIN8 SERVICE struction on Oakland Street. conditions. Clall 647-1691. EAM equipment Good U Building-— ftalled and. taped. Wadlpaper 1 Make a _ r Apply Mlsa Cobum, Pilgrim wages and working cendi- books on request. Extorlor NURSES- mistake Contracting 14 MlUa, 177 Hartford Rd., Man­ ttens with convenient free (Ntwipoper fsItrpn'M AiiaJ SIMSOO 87S-1SI9 painting, aluminum gutters BN’S AND DEN’S parking end benefit pro­ NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON- chester between 8 and 0 p.m. Holp Wontod— MMo 36 and leave your meoaage. Tou’n hear from our advertlaer In and leaders. Fully insured. 649- gram. Apply, FIrkt NaOon- Remodellng, repairing, addl- IN EAST HARTFORD M ttnM wfthont apendlng an evening at the telephone. 9658. I f no emswer, 643-6852. HAIRDRESSER experienced CARPENTER akUled In flnl^ al Stores, Pork ft Oakland Uona, ree rooma, garages, Full or part-time, all shifts. preferred, full or part-time. work tor luxury apeuitments. Avea., East Hartford. 8 porches and roofing. N o Job n o ! l o o k s a s if L. PELLETIER PAINTINO — On bus line. Paid meal and Steady, year ’round work. Top too sm all. C all 6494144. Call Tuesday or Wednesday, MR. TINTZ BOUGHT AutomobllM For Solo 4 Interior and exterior painting. mealtime. Good beneflts. 048-0022. . wages. Large permanently A BUM DEAL, MARCO Papering and paper removal. 1966 CHEVROLET Super Sport, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ local constractlon firm doing HBRiPER on furniture truck, Free estimates. Workmanship BURNSIDE PLASTIC MACJHINE operators CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD automatto, power ateerlng. No rage, rec rooms, bathrooms work In inunedlate area. Ap­ fuB-tlme, driver’s licenee de- guaranteed. Fully Insured. 648- CONVALESCENT for third shift, 13 m li^ h t to ^ / / PVM money down, take over pay- tiled, kitdiens remodeled, ce­ ply in person at Tudor Apart­ slreaMe. MUst be dq^rxlable. 9048, 649-6826. HOME 8 a.m. Will train. Apply Iona WAYOUT mientB. Ctoll 288-8715, M r. Bake. ment work, cellar floors, pa­ ments, Simmons Rd., East Call lb-. PettengUl at Discount BY KAN m u s e BOX LETTERS Phone Mr. Atlas 289-9671 Manufacturing Co., R^ent St. Hartford or call after 6 p.m. tios, rooflng. (3aU Leon Cles- EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, Furniture Warebousei, 848 3ni. 1068 OLDSMOBD^ aedan, 6496870. MrNMwIil Kyadinrtt. lar. For Your aynskl. Builder. 649-4291. exterior and Interior Paper­ OOUNTER-WOlCEN: A mature black, good running condition. MiAN for machine aaeembty hanging. (CelUnga, etc. Inaiuwd, PART-TIME, nurses aid, 11-7. person for part-time counter Information tlOO. A fte r 4:80 p.m ., ca ll 646- CARPENTRY — concrete atspa, l a n d s c a p e laborers, no ex­ werk, diop experience and <3RAMPAW 649-1008. C a ll 649-4619. service In fast food business. perience neceaeary, ^.36 per THE HERALD wUl not 2U1. floors, hatchways, remodeling, hhiefirlnt reading helpM but Housewives who can spare alx hour. Call Orantla^ Nursery, suns FOR M EN ^ S U fTS R r, diaclose the Identity of porches, garages, closets, ebU- int required. Good workitv EXTERIOR painting - Quality GIRL or lady, part-time, 11- hours a day are welcome to 1986 VOUQSWAOEN square ings, attics flniahed. rec 648-0000. ooodltlans. Harper Buffing Ma­ a any advertiser ualng box work, quality pednt. Don’t set- 2:30, 6 days per week, idesd apply. Apply'in own handwrit­ letters. Readers answer­ back. No money down, take rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ chine Oo., 389-7471. '^ J O ( S U i r [ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OT^BAL tie for less, get the beet for working conditions. Apply hi ing, P.O. Box 2200, Bishops 3CAN WAN-imO psut-UnM, 8 SPECIAL ing blind box ads who o v e r payments. Call' 2334715, e r related w ork. N o Job too less. Nick TBapatsaris, 648- person. Bonanaa Steak House. desire to protect their Mir. Bake. Comer Branch, West Hart­ a.m. to 13 noon for tandsoape electrician — experienced, small. Dan Moran, Builder. 1731, free estimates. Call for appointment, 649-1164. work. Contact Whltham Land­ Identity can follow )hls Evenings 649-8880. ford, Conn., 06117. An equal op­ 48-hours per. week, all ben e^t., \O FFi 1964 CHEVROLETT Super Sport, portunity employer. scape Nursery, 648-7802 after procedure: INSIDEl—outside painting. Spe­ MANCHESTER — Girl wanted Time and oi u-fcalf over kl. Call 3-door hardtop, recently install­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ I'p .m . '■14 0608 a fte r 6 p.m. . Enclose your reply to cial rates for people over 68. for general office work. Must I ed 827, 4-spe^ transmission, modeling specialist Additions, the box In an envelope — | Call my competitors, then call type. No aborthand. (Jail Mr. PART - ’TIME, Cook. I860. 742-6212. rec rooms, dormers, porches, CtoU 'address to the (Classified me. Estimates given. 949-7868, Ih om aa, 648-8060. m m cabinets, formica, bulll - Ins, 049-4619. j c r j c m M a n a g e r, Manchester 1068 VOIlCaiWAOEN Karmann 875-6401. BvMtlng Herald, together bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446. DISPLAYMAN with a memo Uatliv the Ghla oonveiUble. No money OONTRAC^R — Interior ex­ companies you do NOT down, take over payments. HOMES, OARAGES, porches, terior painting, paper banging. BUZZ SAWYER want to aee your letter. C all 2834715, M r. Bake. rec rooms, room additions, Appli(»ti(ni8 are now beingr (xmsideied for full-dJme BY ROY CRANE Discount on wallpaper. Call SECRETARY ani Tour letter will be de­ kitchens, roofing, sldlng,« gen­ 646-8048, O scar Hebert. id part-time displayman in our Display Dept. NOW 6CT WE GOT A REAL WFTV LtTUE HIDIN' PLACE BUT WHAT then AILICANSAT, stroyed If the advertiser 1962 FORD country sedan, good eral repair work. Financing RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT TOOEWERPOTS FOR'rtXJ UNTIL WE COUECT THE RANSOM. ^ IF'(DU MIL 8U5TER, BTHAT'fOU Is one you’ve mentioned. condition, V-4, automatic trans- available. No down payment. Here is a fine opportunity for aggreasive mnn k x ^ IMMS.IOOPANO 4 5 AFOUR-MIUION* TD COUECT FOLKS ARE GONNA If not it win be handled mtoston, w^ded trailer hitch, Economy Builders, Inc.. 648- Floor Finishing 24 LABORATORY ing for a solid fudture in the w o ^ ’s largest general SUEPItogMS. THE POUR GETAUCHIV HUH6RC In the usual manner. Monroe load ievelers, good A POILAR RANSOAA... 6159. merchandising organization. CAN TAKE ONE AAIUION tires, extra ilm s and tires. 544- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- BHiU-time position, repmtlng to ’Technical Director In cor­ 0U1CHERKMFE iT% PREPOSTCROUS; DOLLARS? ALL "S mJL. MOW WAS 'THE 0021. ALL TYPE frainlng and re­ Ing (sp ecialisin g in CMaE5. estimates. B ft C Carp., 282- John VerfalU e, 6496760. holidays, hopitalizatioa and life iuuianoe. pass Inspection. |75. Call 649- 4298, 528-2690. fNOOME TAX service, call Dan 7518 after 5 p.m. ■P • COLONIAL BOARD OO. An>ly PenHmnd Dept, 10 sjn.-6 pjn. M oaler, 649-8820, or 526-8268. KITCHEN’S Remodeled — Bonds^-»Stocks~~ 616 PARKEH ST., MANCHESTER I ft ■ I P«eP i-P Herme’s (Construction, kitchen Mortgogos 27 |||.INHUMANj Trucks— Tractors 5 8peciaj|l8ts. R ecen tly featu red Mrs. E. S. Lottus SEARS ROEBUCK &. (X). P e IMt I, NU. ki TX I,, Ut r« OH. nroOME TAXES prepared by M 4 In House And Home and House SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- 6406867 o " M arvin Baker, 6484267. Beautiful magasines for llmlted funds available Tor sec­ Manchester Shipping Parkade 1964 PICK-UP, 14 ton with pltyw. T f'x strings . . . you should hear the ones construction and designing. ond mortgagee, payments to An equal opportunity employer Dad has attached to getting the car on weekends!" Low mileage. Call 647-9096. INCOME TAXES prepared in Free i^annlng, no obligations. suit yotu- budget. Expedient CAN YOU qualify, could you GENERAL Insurance agency In MICKEY FINN service. J. D. R ea lty, 6436120. BY LANK LBONARP your home. (Tall 648-5888. 1966 DODGE pick-up, Chevrolet Surprisingly reasonable rates. spare 2 hours a day for 6 days Manchester requires part- V-4 engine, body In very good Financing available. 232-0600. a w eek i f you received $66? timer. insurance background MBXHANIC or mechanic’s help­ MAN TO LEARN oftoet pnia THATS RIGHT. WHAT K/NO \ TWO LARGE MOR’TOAOEIS, loana, first, aec- er. Also man tor tire service. SHERIFF— WE '^ P —THE HEY THAT KEN USED ATTENTION — BuUdera, ^ - condition. Call after 6 p.m., If so, call Mns. Wyde at 644- helpful but not essential.* (toll operation in odvertlring (to- OP B A S S ? j LEATHER BAGS— OPENED /MX TRUNK—BUTMY REC ROOMS, kltchena, room ond, third, all Mnda, realty, Good pay, oU beneflts, 46 to 56 AAROON m e, YOUNG MAN— THE USED IT WHEN THEY WERE q u ite STEVE CANTON -traotors, handymen. Bam with 7434060. 0376 between 12-2 for peraonal 6430566, between 0 a.m . and portment of grocery chain, KEY DOESNT PIT/ NE AWSTiAE. BT MILTON CANIFF additions, dormers, complete statewide. Credit rating un­ hours per week. Must be DESK CLERK TOLD ME THAT WE TOOK HIS HEAVY,/ s many good beams, all free tor interview . 4 p.m. some typing. Apply aftenoOBS. AAR. KEENWAY GAVE YOU THIS BAGS FROM - sm ratMD KKYSi home remodeling. Royal Cus­ necessary, reasonable. Confi­ steady worker. Apply Nichols ANP I PIP NOT A ...Sy COPPERCALHDON?V^SH£ MI6HT the asking. 647-1748. Oaer Bros., 140 Rye Bt., South KEY TD DROP INTO AtY MAILBOX' ...HMM-M-M/fBOW r If YOU GET AROUNP TO Trailors— tom Builders. 648-3434. dential, quick arrangements. TYPIST — Speedy and accurate Ifanchester Tire, Inc., 398 LEARN WHY THE WHO OWNS CONTROL REVEAl HER HER PHOTOS 10 SAY CUSTOMER SALES W indtor. T E U THE COPPERHEAPp RIDE OR driver from Manchea- Mobil* Homos 6-A Alvin Lu n^ Agency, 627-7971, for tranacription, electric type- Broad SL, Manchester. COMPACT JET OF THE COMPANV ANP REASONS R>R SHE HAS PLENTY TO WHAT PLEASURE OUR RIVALS 963 Main Street, Hartford. Eve­ WAS WITHPRAWN INVITEP METDTAXE A THE PULLBACK.' ter to Norwich dally. Call 648- DEPT. wrrtter, willing to learn MP-ST LATHE operator. Jig tore aVEAL BESIPES A IN THE SPACE BUSINESS WILL 16’ MONITOR travel trailer, Paving— Driveways lil-A nings^ 288-6879. FROM THE M A «S T HER TO PINNER... MOTIVE i PERIVE FROM HER EXERCISE 0746 a fter 6 p.m. Telephone orders for whole­ operation. Dlverslfled work, operators, second afaitt, sot- -EXCEPT OBJECTIONS sleeps 6, toilet, heater, gas and PAINTERS wanted 873 OF FREE ENTERPRISE.' B LA C K TO P Sealer —^Drlvewrays sale automotive distributor, 87%-bours. Manchester office. perienced men only, f^ iii ID HEAVY TAXES... electric refrigerator, gas stove, M rs. M ontpetit, 6496861. 7179 a fte r 4 pi.m. (torp ., 1 la to h sU D r.. 6433882. Automoblius For Sdo 4 awnings, $1,800. 876-0669. and packing areas machine Business Opportunity 2B exoeUent benefits. sealed. 33 years experience In '■'“ i i g i BEAUTY parlor, busy location, 289-7906 WAITRESSES and counter glris, 1067 F-85 OLDSMOBIL^ dub 19650AMIPBR, 10%’, sleeps five, pavement construction and fuU-tlme. Alao weekend nights, coupe. Excellent condition, ioehooi, stove, heater. Good maintenance. C^all Hartford, (o r rent. Including heat sind WANTED electricity. $70 weekly. EV>r PART-TIME secretary wanted. part-time. Apply In person Call 649-1453. condition. Call after 4 p.m., 240-2636. Evenings, 6316774 or Please write Wapplng Post Of­ only. Howard Johnson Restau­ ------649-3448. 621-0874. Cotm. Slurry Pave­ more information write Box ’’MM,’’ Manchester Herald. fice, Box 126. rant, E x it 94, o ff R t 84, 894 ments Corp. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. CASH AND CARRY 1966 FORD V^LL E»TABUSHED repeat WOMAN tor Inventory control Motorcyclos— food distributions, and machine bookkeeping poattlmi, tuU-time. D R E A M JOB—keep your fuU- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY UF 160, Bronco wagon com­ LUMBERYARD Bicyclos 11 Rooftng— Siding 16 sales. Has good expansion po­ FuU scale fringe beneflts. Ap­ tim e Job as w ife and m other plete with 4-way snow plow. ply Watkins Bros., Inc., 936 and earn a weekly pay check. IVE HEARD ROOFING and Roof Repair. tential. Price reasonable. Sell­ Man, ^ -tim e, experience helpful but not necee- 1968^ K A W A S A ia 120” c G street ing due to other interests. (Jail M ain S t (toU 647-9881 o r 8432269. OF Call 649-2871 Scrambler, $280. C all 647-9868 Couglin Roofing Co., In c., 643- c. Ebqwrt Inetallation of MARINA OKS — FuU or porMlme aptitude, (to ll 849-4688. TYPIST — diversified, part- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER power top, 289, 4-barrel, 4- 1007 HONDA 00, good oondUlon, Roofing and plumber, good wages, ovei> nights, including weekends! G 'apeeA, rattey pock. 648-6890 $140. CaB 047-llM. P IL G R IM mttja to expanding time, posltlcm with flexible time, and paid boUdaya. A.B. Apply In person, Howard John- HAIRDRESSER wanted — full­ AMD WHEN MR. BdTTS\ TH AT S E E M S Chimnoys 16-A and needs experienced cash- hours. Use of dictaphone and (Jhick Plumbing ft Heating, 643 aona Restaurant, S9i TUland W H ooey.'.i w a fte r 6 p.m . <- er part-time. Apply Marlow’s COMES HOME WILL J ^ X ~ ) TO B E T H E lera. Apply Mr. Blake, 177 related office procedures re­ **®®- Tpke., ManebestOT. R(X)FING — Specialising re­ Beauty Salon, 867 Main St. WE REALUV BE I D E A , SO N ) 10« VOLKSWAGEN Fastbaok, Busiiwss S*rvic*s Hartford Rd., Manchester. quired. Reply Box ”BB’’ Man­ <3 0 0 D- LOOKING ?T VTRAN’pPLANT DtOK. pairing roots of all kinds, new YOUNG MAN with drivers 11- m t s m t m m cAALM red, black laUrlor, all option­ Offtrari 13 chester Herald. H -8 al equipment, exoellent. $1,896 roofs, gutter work, chimneys oonse bo assiri in deUvery and PART-’ITME work. days, cu i TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — cleaned and repeUred. 80 yean’ instaUatlooe. OaU 6438689. 6496884. CAPTAIN EASY or take over payments. Call MULTI-CIRCUITS BY LESLIE TURNER 6496976, 649-2889. Ask fo r Ron. Treea out, building lots clear­ experience. Free estimates. ed, trees topped. Got a tree CaU H ow ley 6436881. 644- MEN and WOMEN LULU dcLLE &U6691 I CAN'T 5TUMMICK Rapidly growing firm in the 1988 raMPESn’ Station wagon, problem? Well worth phone 8888. 8 J3LE CIWBB WHO ABt IMPATIENT WITH electronic Add extends an See ns todsy aboot a future at Cheney Beethers. automatto, power steering. No oaU, 7436383. Invitation to vlstt our plant We will place you in our training ptegrom aod pay money down take over pay- to discuss oi^xHtunity in m t naentB. O k * 288-8716, M r. A’TTKSS and eellara cleaned, MiRinory. while yen teorn to operate our mochinea. clerk-typist position. Openings en three ehifto. AUTOMOBILE GMppo. odd Jobe, ligh t trucking, Drossmokiiig 19 treea removed and lota clear­ Attractive wages, eompleto triage heneflt nrogram 1988 CHEVROtiET Bnpala cus­ ed. Ckdl 648-1066. DRESSMAI^O and alten- Apply 19 a.m. to 12 noon, eluding Profit Sharing. tom coups, tow mllsage, load- tlons, alppers replaced etc 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ask for STEPS, eldewalke, etone walle, C all 6496811 Mr. Harvey King. A p p ly : SAUSMEN WANTED A-8 sd, one owner. Mlist sacrifice. 84866N a fte r 6. flreplacee, flagstmie terraces. w TVansportatioii F^iniiBhed All ocnorete repaire, both In­ TOR ALTERA'nONS nei^y im ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS 1887 CriD HARDTOP, ft«peed. side and outside ralUnga. Rea- and reaaanably dotie in my MULTI-CIRCUITS CHENEY BROTHERS, I . • Salary and C(HmniB8ion No money down, take over aonably priced. Call 648-0861. home, call 648-8750. U iSNT THIS ExariM© ?? X rrip 0e a 60 H A R R IS O N S T R E E T Hm Bt, Oenneettont — Tel. SiS-4141 BAfr&t 1 '5CX?9 X Dixie, pajnnsnts. Ostt 388-8716, Mr. • Many Fringe Bcnefito Incl. life InsuranccL Haalth HAVINSA HOr-DOe \ LOT MORE MPf iwwG/e~weveeoTfe \ 'n h b r e (A tp p o. YOU ARE A-1, truck ie A-1. and Aixident, Major Medical and Hoepitalisatkai RIGHT wexrID THE ) EXCITINS SCRAPE UP ALL THE BIG Oellara, attlea, yards, drive- MANCHESTER, (JONN. FDIX/e BATE VIE CAHTC? 1888 CHEVROLET, 8 cylinder, waye sealed and small truck­ Movil •Traeking—^ • Paid Skk Time ' 'IAA50H WERE r m s o t J E f standard shift, radio, new in g done A-1 righ t. OiUl TYs- Stoi WTHERD0IMS 20 TWO LADIE8 needed iimnedia- tamkeo, exoettent cqndition, mano Trucking Service toll- Want Work Near Home? • Paid Vacationa and Holidays MANCHE8TER DeUvery-llghI teiy (or part-time worki Earn LITTLE SPORTS 848-8166. tree, 74S-8OT. BY BOUSq^ trucking and package deUvery. wlille you team aa a Fashion INTERESTING JOBS. AVAILABLE FOR _ 0..1 rMwM Cm,. /> la.«MA,AAM BHARPENINQ Service — Saw*, Refrigmtors, woobera and Wagon advisor. BYee starter C A U IN raiSON X ' /■ NEED CART Ckedlt very hodT BOTH MEN AND WOMEN Beaknipt, repoeeeestonT Hon­ knives, aces, sheara, ikatoa, stove moving, specialty. Fold­ M t Oar. and few evening hour* Bbcpeitence not neoeoaaiy—We train you. est D ellas oceepto tawaot rotary btados. Quick aervloe. ing (dialrs tor rent 848670ft iteoesaary. Lola Packard, He- — BEE — / dosm, smallest payments, any- (topitol Equipment Co.. 38 Tm n. 1-2386828. Attractive Wages, Group w DRAPERIES mode and 'all whgre. Not small loon flnoncs Main Bt, Manchester. Hours Profit Shoring Benaats types of alterations done, (toll MR. D oucent or MR. o u m plan. Douglas M<^ daUy 7:836, Thttrsday, 7:80-9. 8BCRBTARIE8 Typtoto 8446387. t Apply in penen at tors, 845 Main. , Boturday T d 3 6 . 848-7968. needed for work In your area and H artford. T e m p o n iy , fuU- IMt L lUA I. TMbfuTtalMiT 1888 PONTIAC TOmpsst, qwrt LO C KB M ITH —jjocim repaired tlm e o r 9 6 p.m . HbcceUent pay, THE ALDOM SH H Nm a W H S OORP. PAUL DODGE PONTIAC; lit i and installed. Reys mode and 871 MAIN a*., ------coupe, etaadord trenemlseton, no fee. Staff BuUdera, 11 Asy­ TA U X m vn U / OONNBCTTCUT $866. CeU a fte r 4 p.m ., 848-1041. ditaUcotod. 848688ft Read Herald Ada. lum , H a ittord , 2737810. If-J-

IMNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969

W fm fed— ApormiuiiU not* Buslnou LoecrtleM Rosort Proporty UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIVR, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1969 OP F o m o i o 37 T u m o iiH 63 For Rout 64 For Root 67 ASSIFIED EXPERIENCED wattreases, or ------——------MANCHESTER — 900 square sm OIER vacation home. Lake Prbpw ty HoEBtf For Solo 72 Hoowf For Sob 72 Homot For Sob 72 Oot of Town O s t off Town will train. Bxperlencad salad eERRrS WORLD LOOKINO for anything In real ,eet. light manufacturing with Wlmipeoaukee, N. H. N4w ■I* 70-A T o lla n d man. Ni|ht watchman. Ehcperl- ertate reat^ - apartmeirts. g,o square foot office apace, 8 bedroom Chalet, fireplace, RANCSl — Sbt room, three bed­ MANCHESTER and vldnlty — 75 For S o b 75 anced bartender. 646-SlSl. Ask homes mtdtiple m Available at once. CaU War- clubhouse, heated pool, tonnU THREE sqwrtnMnta la one MANCHESTER — 6% room rooms, two baths, famUy room, For the best In real estate in BAST HARTFORD — S-hed- VERNON — Six-room Cape, VERTISING tor M r. A . fees. J, D. I ^ Estate ren jj. Howland, Realtor, 643- courts. Reservatlona fining building, a cottage with one home, 3 fuU baths, 100x800 lot, briek front, attached garage. all price ranges call Mitten room CMkmUl, alumtoum sid­ Uke new on a parkllke lot. A ssoclates, In c., 043-0120. quickly. 8484)180. apartment plus 8 bouse traUer tocation for future apprecla- f Mid 20’a. 610 WetheraU Motri- Itealty, Realtors, 648-6080. CtASanED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Uon. A buy at $23,900. CaU the ing, city wafer and sewer, fuU Three bedrooms, formal dining New Net Grand List WE HAVE customers waiting parking spaces with exceUent son Realtors, 648-1015. 8 A JL to 4:30 PJE. APPROXIMATELY 6,000 PhUbrlck Agency, Realton, TWO FAMILT, 4-4, separate ce lla r. $31,6(]ft, M eyer A gen cy, room, wall to wall carpeting, ELDERLY PERSONS for the rental of jrour apart­ Inoome. Extremely blsh poten­ square feet -in BoHon can be 040-6847. > $28,000 — Privacy, 6-room heat, alumtoum sldi^, 7-years Realtor, 648-0000. ovenlsed attached garage, ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Wantod to Ront 68 tial on heavily traced high­ broken down into three, 2,000 Ranch, paneled family room, old. CaU early. Victor Agency, mlnutee to Vernon Circle. H.M. At $24.6 Million COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Applications now being tak­ tate Associates, Inc., 013-6120. way to a buolnesii none. $86,000. VERNON —Owner transferred square feet units. Ample park­ a n t e d MANCHESTER —• 7-room stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ 648-6700. F rech ette, R ea ltors, 647-0098. en tor positions as Foster W — niree bedttxnn PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, selling their neat Ranch with Tolland’s net Grand List as 4:M PJL DAT BBFIHUB PCBUOATIOM Ranch, 1% bathis, 3-car garage, TA C A neU sa Grandparents at Mansfield NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ ing, sensibly priced. T.J. home in Manchester or Vernon 04MMT. cluded yard with trees, laurel. 8 bedrooms, living room with BOLTON — (Scenic Mount 2 fireplaces, large lot on bus Hutchlni Agency, Realtors, sp u r LEVEL, all brick con­ cornected by the Board of Tax The Stitch and Stir 4-H CUD Dm UDOm ter 8«tante]r and Mondajr is 4iM p.m. Friday Training School. Transpor­ luxe garden type apartments Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. area. Young reeponslbte execu­ fireplace, dining room and Stunner), Ansaldi built (1966) MANOHESTBSt Une. PhUbrick Agpency, Real­ 6404)834. struction. 4 bedrooms, formal Review stands at $34,087,470. is collecting toys, gamoa, tation usually provided. Re­ avaUable now. CTall Paul tive, 2 children. 008-8003. ' bri^t kitchen. Basement has brick and frame six-room Co­ 268 ^jlAIN Street, o ffic e s f o r tors, 640-6847. dining room, 3% baths, ma­ furniture and other Items for quirements; Low Income W. Dougan. R ea ltor, 040-4630. INVESTMENT reoroom plus an office. Ter­ lonial Ranch. Attached 3-car ThU represenU a $1,885,466 TOD* COOPERATION WILL rent, $40. moiltMy. Ask fo r WANTED — 4-bedrooms or MANCHESTER hogany family room, 3 flre- the Tolland County Agflcultum l BE APPRECIATED persons, o v e r 60. Call 1-429- PROPERTY rific locatton, the lot Is apprax- garage on parklike acre. A real Increase over last year’s oor- DIAL 64^2711 MANCHES’I.ER — Large 4%- Mr. Frechette, 647-0003. large house in Bolton. CaU Ma n c h e s t e r oreen Area-r LOVELY TREED LOTI plaoes, 2-oar garage, many O nter Auction to ba bald Satur­ 9391, E xt. 390 o r 043-9033. On main ttnsmigtBare and inratety 800 feet deep. Start value St $28,600. Call Suzanne room duplex. Heat and hot wa­ 640-4874. Six room Rhnch, large fire- An excellent locatton! Three ihnore foatu res. M ust b e seen. rec&d Grand List. day from 6 to 13 p.m. at tba convenient to hospital—large packing and call T.J. Crockett, Shorts, 648-8288, J. Watson ter, garage. On bus line. Walk­ 460 M AIN ST. — Store o r o ffic e , placed living room, aluminum bedrooms and a fireplace PhU brick A g en cy R e a lto n , 640- The Board of Tax Review de­ center on Rt. 90. Tboaa wIMitaS office buUding hi excellent Realtor, 648-1677. Beach A Co., Realtors, 378- CoEtiii— d From Procoding Pago ing distance to stores. No' chil­ $180, includes heat, 646-2436, siding, fuU hoaelnent, garage. are Just some of the fea­ 5847. ducted $138,160 from the asses­ to have Items picked up may HAIRDRESSER .wanted for full shape preaently being used 6960. 041. L ow 20’ s. H ayes A g en cy , 040- tures of this Ranch house. sor’s list, including a $60,000 ad­ contact Mrs. CaclUa Rctarta, or part-time work for well dren. No pets. Available May Biisinost Proporty by owner - doctor—should $18,100. MaiKhastor, attractive VERNON — Immaculatoness Is 1st. Write Box "V”, Manches­ 0181. It Is excellent U x children justment caused by the elimina­ Merraw Rd. or Mrs. Sylvia established beauty salon. Call MAIN St., oomer office, 8 gross $600-$700 monthly. 8-bedroom Ranch, large aeolud- the word that describee this 3- HEBRON — Clean Cape, 4 36 Holp Wantod Malo 36 ter Herald. For Solo 70 wMh Us quiet street and Moulin, Plains Rd. 648-6806, a fte r 6 p .m ., 876-8848. rooms end. lavatory. House A Nicely priced at $86,000. EIGHT ROOM Colonial re­ bedroom •Ranch. KHdien has years old, 6% rooms, 1% baths, tion of property exemptions nearby school. B>or appoint­ ed well Minihhed yard, city Fanowshlp Baaqnat NIGHT DISHWASHER, full- RELIABLE painters wanted — Hale Bldg. CaU 648-4840 after To Inspect call John Sledes- buUt-lns, vhtil to wall carpet­ fireplace, garage, one-acre lot, claimed by retired residents un­ 4%-ROOM apartment, heat, hot 391 C E N TE R Street, an eight production, 2% baths, 2 fire­ ment, caU 6404)806 or 876- utiUtiea, centrally located. Reservations for tbs UnHad time, apply in person only, good pay, steady work, time 6 p .m . ■“ ky 0404)808. ing in the Uving room, huge bordering State ^ rest. $22,900. der state statutes. water, range, refrigerator, dis­ room home with 3-car garage places, family room, recrea­ 6611. Hutchlne Agency Realtmw, 049- Congregation^ Church Wom­ Howard Johnson Reataurant, and one-half over 40 hours. Situations Wantod ■■ coiner lot with epUt nail fence, PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, The $24,687,470 represents a posal and parking. Nice loca­ located in busineM H lone. tion room, double garage, 3 5824. en’s Fellowship annual banquet IM Tonaad Tpke., Exit M, Benefits. Will train right man. Fomaio 38 rec room. Assumable FHA 0404)S47. corrected figure. The Tax Re­ tion . $166 p er m onth. CaU 649- Dwelling could be easily con­ B (Sl W patioa, trees. Superb landscap­ should be made by contacting Manchester. CaU 649-6680 o r 64S-4461. Hoiisos For Ront 65 verted for professional or oom-> ing, 200’ frontage. Hutchlna . B & W FOUR-ROOM custom built mortgage, $22,600. PhUbrick view Board this weekend an­ 8969 or 6494)808. HEBRON — Nfewly listed. Look- Mrs. Linda McPherson by ApeO merclal occupancy. Robert J. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Agency Realtors, 0484)834. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. single, exceUent cmidltion, 2 AgM icy, R ea ltors, 6404)847. nounced the Grand List stood at TTPINO Jo*w to >ny home. Call Manchester Parkade fireplaces, large attic, well ing for a country atmosphere $24,196,210, a difference of $010,- 21. The dinner will be held May DELUXE 4-room apartment MANCHESTER — Big 3-famlly Sm ith, In c., 008 M ain Street, Manchester Paikade anytim e 649-2304. Mlancheeter 649-6806 COBURN R ood.: .a fine custom landscaped, located at 246 Oak COLUMBIA Lake— 8-bedroom but yet' minutes from Manches­ 420 from the a ssessor’ s list. 1 at the Som ers Inn. located on West Center St. In Ranch, 8 plus 8 bedrooms, fire­ 049-6241. M oncheoter 640-5806 Bulletin Board buUt oolonlal In on area of St. Manchester,. $38,000. For oottage, large firejUace, large ter? Six-room Cape with ga­ When questioned about the Manchester. Modem in every places, all brick construction. Matthew’s Holy Nome So­ COLONIAL BOARD CO, MANCHESTER — 12,000 aquare oompanble homes. This Is one MANCHESTER — Two family, appointment to see call be­ patio with fireplace, 180’ on rage on large well landscaped difference. Tax Review chair­ ' at. Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 detail including fully equipped Must be seen. CaU Paul W. ciety’s annual Men’s Iftyort foot Industrial buUdlng, unUm- of the finest we have seen. 6 and 5, good floor plan, with tween 6-6 p.m. No agents. Own­ lake. Hutchins Agm y Real­ lot. Many extras. <^I Inter­ man Theron Blow reviewed the kitchen. Abundant off-street Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. Lcmd For Solo 71 SklUed and unskilled. Ebcoellent wages. Full-time, 8 days bROOM INRD Street—“ A on e-ca r yard with plenty of shrubs and their offices at the Htoka school 628-6673. 4636. on 86. Pond on property. Own­ bungalow with four rooms gle, m l on one lot. Both prop- completely fenced In, according Mrs. E. S. Loftus stove, refrigerator,' heat, honiw.” In these day% you usu­ BOLTON — Top location, top trees for privacy. Convenient­ to open bids for the Meadow- Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 lot for sale or leaae. Warren er wUl finance. T.J. Crockett, down and two up. Encloa- ertics'ln fine condition and wiU to First Selectman Brnut Vlk. SMALL LIGHT silver miniature LOOKING for an apartment? carpetin g, $180. 876-6979. ally need two cars, but here is quaUty custom bidlt 6-room ly located wUh Inunedlate oc­ brook School addition and to re­ E. Howland, Realtor, 648-1106. Realtor, 648-1677. ad front porch. New wiring. provide rent free Uving fo r The fencing was installed to male poodle puppy. Excellent Model Home B^imiture Have many to choose from, a nine-room home to an ex­ Ranch. Plastered walls, cast- cupancy. Why pay rent when view the proposed curriculum ANDOVER — Three-room fur­ With $7,000 down, you can as­ owner or occupier. $84,600. assist in the enforcement of temperament and breeding. 7 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL $146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ tremely central location where iron radiation, breezeway, 3- you can have all this for $23,- for the high school os present­ PLEASANT furnished room for nished apartm ent, heated. <3all sume FHA mortgage and have Wolverton Agency, Realtors, dumping regulations. OROOE/RT receiver, for full weeks old. Fur further informa­ tor, 640-4686. TTPUTS ATTENTION H o e s m For Solo 72 you can walk to everything. car garagie. Priced tor Im­ 900. Call the PhUbrick Agency, ed by TEA cunrtcidum chair­ 19 PIECES gentleman. Apply 4 Pearl St. 742-7641 o r 742-7483. monthly payments of $133. T.J. 049-2818. The dump may be used only STORE MANAGER time, 40 hour week. Blue tion calla Suds A Scissors Four bedrooms up, and five mediate sale. Hayes Agency, Realtors, 640-6847. man Robert Italia. 8297 Fling into spring with a new SEVEN ROOM Older home, ex- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. by local resldento, and then only CkosB, CHS, life Insurance, P oodle Shoppe, 876-7624, 876- TWO-BEDROOM, Garden TWO 4-room apartments, fire­ MANCHBJSTEH' —Two fam­ rooms down Including a bright 6464)181. The United Oongregational TRAINEES THE THOMPSON House — Cot- cellent condition, on bus Une. on open days. The dump Is oi>en paid vacation. Apply in person, 0496. Interior Designer wants reliable apartment, stove, refrigerator, place In living room, ap­ Job and new faces. Several MANCSiESTEH —Exceptional ily. 6 and 4 in a residential kitchen, formal dining room, BOLTON — U A R buUt Raised Church school teatdiers will bold tage St. centraUy located, large dishwasher, disposal, carpet­ Property includes 3 extra build­ Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Immediate i^MidngB In local 71 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, family or newlyweds to accept pliances Included, modem, companies are looking for the value, e-room Cape, 1% baths, neighborhood. Maintenance Uving room, family room and TOWN OF JdANCHESTER, R anch, $_ bedrooms, 2 fire­ a workshop meeting tomorrow AKC CHIHUAHUA puppy, pleasantly furnished rooms, in g, heat and g a s. $165. -647- ing lots. Marion E. Robertson. places, garage, acre lot, very and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 7 area to manage branch re­ C om . delivery of complete Model Dis­ parking. CaU 649-2368 for over­ near UCtonn. CaU K eith R eal right gala to work In thrtr firepiaced living room, garage, free siding, 2-car garage, treed office or den or a room for the CONNECTICUT night at 8 in the Rehglous Edu- female, six weeks old. Call 748- p la y o f Q uality F urniture Just 1021. R sa ltor. 6$34W6S clean honva H. M. FTechetto, p.m . tail tood storei. night and permanent guest Estate, 649-1022, 646-4126. offices. Why not apply? Sal­ many extras. A rare find at 130 X 216’ lot. $80,600. Wolver­ baby. 1% baths, fireplaoe, cation Building. JOSEPH P. LEWIS cuatom Realtors, 047-9003. The- town uses the other dajrs removed to warehouses for Pub­ rates. SIX ROOM apartment, central­ a ry $86 t o $100 D .O .B . F ee FLORIST gift shop, beauty $21,900. OaU Dick Zimmer at ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. basement with garages, NOTICE The Tottand Junior Woman’s NO EXPERIENCE painting Is now accepting ap­ lic Sale. Modem 3 complete VERNON — Brand new 8%- awnings, etc. The ideal famUy to cover the rubbish In accord­ ly located, adults only, no paid. salon, etc. Attractive 6 room J. D. Real Estate, 6484)129, OF ADOPTION OF EAST HARTFORD —Four or Club Variety Show rehearsal NECESSART plications for painters and rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 ATTRACmVE sleeping room, room apartment in lovely resi­ ance with state requirements. Articles For Sole 45 pets. Write Box “OC”, Man­ ' ^ A Permaaeat home, garage, ooveoed patio, h om e, 047-1880. borne tlmt must be seen to be ORDINANCE five bedroom Colonial. Two will be held tomorrow night at helpers, also summer help. pc. Convertible living Room, dential area opposite recrea­ MtANCHHlSTBR — Charming When dumping rubbish, res­ 8 in the high school. Oompany benefits Include gentleman, show»jr bath, chester Herald. fireplaoe, 2 acres. Hutchins appreciated. Owners transfer­ In accordance with the provl- ^ baths, city utilities, family Will consider part-tim« help. 1967-EDITION World Book En­ 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. tion park, featuring heat hot Ranch, five large rooms; fire­ idents are requested to dump The Board of Recreatkxi paid Blue Cross-Blue Shield, private entrance, free parking. ■ 1 ^ ■ TE S T’ -Agency, Realtors, 6404)834. red out of state. Please caU for slons of Chapter 3, Sections 1 room, double garage. $36,600. Top pay scale, plus benefits. cyclopedia, mint condition. $10 down, you may purchase water, refrigerator, range, MUST S E E ! place, 3 baths, walk-out base­ only In the marked areas. Major medical, life Insur­ A pp ly 195 Spruce St. FOUR-ROOMS, second floor, sfqxilntment, as It la a pleasure and 6 of the Town Charter, no­ M eyer A g en cy R ea ltor, 648- sponsoned Women’s SUmnaaUcs C all 649-9668 fo r appointm ent. C all 876-1340. any room individually. Im­ hood, garbage disposal, master IM BUvar Lens, B. Hortlsrd . ment, attached garage, sjiael- Firs Calls Answered program wiU be held tomorrow ance and oompany paid stove, refrigerator. Adults on­ IN the center of town, tour-bed­ to show. T. J. Crockett, Real­ tice is hereby given of the adop­ 0600. mediate delivery or free EAST HARTFORD — Room for TV antenna and sliding glass Exceptionally clean 6-room ous treed lot WiU finance, 1- The Tolland Volunteer Fire profit sharing retirement CAREER-MTNDEnD Individual ly . C all 640-9428. TBL. 6U-M16 room two-bath older home. An tor, 648-1677. tion by the Board of Directors night at 8 in the Hteks School ALUMINtIM SHEETS — Used stora ge. young working girl, complete doors, leading to balcony off home wUh an assumaUe 878-8881, evenings. Department responded to a plan. If you are Interested wanted for maneigement posi­ exceUent buy at only $38,600. .. of the Town of Manchester, Con­ COVENTRY — $18,600. Modern gym . as printing plates, .009 thick. CAP A OCP Charge Plans housekeeping privileges. CaU living room. For an appoint­ mortgage, modern kttchen, false alarm in the Buff Cap Rd. to guiding own future then tion for growing (Hartford bas­ within a block of St. James necticut, April 1, 1669, of an on e-yea r

A building. Call 872-0629 week­ cupancy. Only $24,900. 1ns, full basement, one oar ga­ Ave. yesterday. Quntrnle, tol. 876-2646. CUMBERLAND FARMS suming responsibilities. A per­ SCREENED loam, processed No degree required. fieU- big lot with plenty of trees. tog lot with view of the lake. CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR num, storms, aluminum aiding. DISCOUNT FURNITURE days. R ental $136, adults, no rage, half acre lot. Sensibly STORE gravel, gravel, sand, stone, A portments— Flats— Give us a call and START WsU on property. CaU Nbrman OR BOTH OF SIDEWALKS G era rd A g en cy , R ea ltors, 048- manent position with fringe ONE ROOM, furnished, lease pets. starting individual to sell for priced at $24,000. T. J. Orock- 109 Center St., M anchester. fill. George H. Griffing Inc. WAREHOUSE PACKINa. T. J. Crockett, S. Hohenthal, Realtor, 646-1166. AND CURBS 0366, 649-0688. benefits. Experience not neces­ NOW 2 B IG LOCATIONS Tenements 63 and security required, $76 per growing area concern. Bixcel- PHILBRICK AGENCY ett. R eottor, 648-1677. Andover 742-7886. Realtor, 648-1077. Sec. 86-1 Is hereby repealed sary, we will train. Successful 3680 M ain St. H artford month Paul W. Dougan Real­ ROCKVILLE — BVwr-room lent opportunity and benefits. (COVENTRY — Custom buUt, Vernon 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 R EALTO RS MANCHESTER SpoUees Ckpe. MANCHESTER — Oakland St. and the toUowing are substituted applicant must have ambition, 622-7249 tor, 049-4635. apartment, two ' bedrooms, Salary to $8,600. Fe« paid. MANCHESTBIR — Move right aU plaster 6-room Ranch, 176’ JOURNEYMAN lloeosed SIX H.P., 82” riding rotary room s, heat, hot w ater, $140. 3 bedrooms, dining room, waU wooded buUding .lot 100x160’. in Ueu thereof; energy and enthusiasm. Apply (former Fuller Brush bldg.) m od em , h eat included. $126. in, 8-bedroom Ranch, formal wooded lot, fireplace, $17,600. ptiimher wanted. Good wages, m ow er, g ood condition , $176. 646-2426 9-5. ROCKVILLE —3 rooms aU util- 649-5347 to waU carpeting, 2 fuU baths, For Information call 040-8860, S ec. 86-1 A ssessm ents in own handwriting, P.O. Box Call 649-3807. 176 P in e St. M anchester m onthly. CaU a fter 6:30, 649- dining room, bath and a half, Meyer Agency, Realtor, 048- overtime, paid hoUdaya. Chll lUes furnished, $126. monthly. ^m o h a b p p . b i t a fireplace, gsirage. H. M. after 0 p.m., anytime week­ 'Whenever any sidewalk or Charter Revision Panel 2266, Bishops Comer Branch, 640-2332 FOUR-room apartment, new 6626. large Uving room with fire­ 0609. Ray Boidot Plumbing and 649-8861. MANCHESTER — Six room Frechette, ReaHors, 647-9098. ends. curb U constructed or repaired West Hartford, Conn. 06117. An SPOTS before your eyes — rai (former Norman’s Fum. building, 2 bedrooms, center of place and bookcases, rec room H eating, 644-1317. ROCKVILLE — four-rooms Oolonlal, exceUent condition, or both In accordance with the ______equal opportunity employer. your new carpet — remove W arehouse town, $160. 643-4608. and basement garage. Prime BOLTON Center — Large wood­ Set Up by TownBoard nicely furnished, appliances in­ new kitchen, fireplace, ga­ SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 3% tfl- terms of Chapter m of the m them with Blue Lustre. Rent at comer of Pine A Forest St.s) Silver Iriuw, B. HacMNd location. $37,900. Make this a ed acre lot, beautiful location. W otllE d — R I EstOt* 77 OOODTEIAR Service Store has rage. Owner transferred. Im­ ed baths, large family room, Charter of the Town of Mem- ______electric sh am pooer |1. P au l’ s Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 FTVE-room apartment, second Business Locations cluded. Security deposit re­ TBL. « M U 0 must to see. International Aa- Contour of land suitable for In its fourth year, the Con- Do^ey, Seymour Lavttt, Tbom- an (^>ening for a full-time tire floor, garage, redecorated. quired. Adults only, $130. CaU mediate occupancy. CaU now, 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, Chester, as amended, there shaU 3ELL1NQ YOUR HOME? For changer, some stock room Paint A Wallpaper Supply. Boclates, 647-1800. fuU. Insulation, p orch , c ity u til­ any style home. For Informa­ HolidalJon CSiarter la etlU giv­ as Benoit, George Furbloli, Help Wonted- TWO MAPLE beds complete, A dult fa m ily , no pets. $120 p er For Rent 64 648-9678. $28,600. Hayes Agency, OfO* be emsessed against the land ad- prompt courteous service that work and deliveries Involved. ities, buUt-tos, extra large 3- tion caU WSstside Realty, 649- ing the Board of Etepreaenta- Atty. Martin Buzlce, Jobn FEDDERS alr-condltioner, 2 dining room table, 6 chairs, month. Rrferenoes required. $26,900 CUSTOM txrilt brick 0181. Jacent to such wedk one-half of gets results. Cetll Louis Dimock Goods tarting pay and benefits, Mole or Female 37 SM ALL STORE n ea r 100 per car garage, near school, treed 4343. Daigle, Atty, flol Trerenslty, years old, excellent condition, buffet, student desk, studio Write Box "JJ”, Manchester OOILEOE OBADUATB8 Si^t Level, fireplaoe, garage, the cost of the original Installa- Realty, 649-9828. tivea many problema, so th e must have driver’s license. Ap- cent Main Street location. Ap­ PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 lot, exceUent location. Charies tion of any such sidewalk, b u t ------MIsa Gertrude Fuller, Atty. $100. 649-3023. couch, Barkalounger, mahog­ H erald. We have several openings tor W ge manlcwed lot, picture- WOODED huUdlng lot, north- board ^Mt night eotahUahed a ‘ ply Goodyear Service Store, ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. EXECUTIVE SECRETABT rooms, 2 fireplaces, 1% baths, Lesperance, 649-7620, 646-6108. none of the cost of constructing ALLu CASH for your property Thomas OonneU and Patsr IMMEDIATE OPENINGS any stereo record player, pic­ recent ooUsge graduatM In Jtook > setting, large garden, east corner of Olcott Street Charter Revision Commission, D urirtw . Vernon Circle, Vernon, Conn. BRACE yourself for a thrill the FIVE-ROOM Hal, second floor, management training pro­ recreation room, garage, alu­ or repairing any curb, nor of the within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. nic table, benches, tiviin ta­ MANCHESTER —Three new E xceU ent skills required. privacy. Hutohtos Agency, MANCHESTER — In the mar­ and Carol Drive. After 6 p.m. the Mcond one, to the hope of 646-0101. An equal opportunity first time you use Blue Lustre big rooms, exceUent oondltion, grams. Degrees In anoount- minum stdtog, acre, view, $27,- cost of repairing any sidewalk, Instant service. Hayes Agency, - OM Scoot Pbw FIRST AND SECOND bles, 648-7709. stores for lease. 600x100 square Lots of unsupervised work ^ lea ltoia , 6494)S24. 346-4781. alleviating some of thero prob­ em p loyer. to clean rugs. Rent electric $100. per month plus heat, Ing, finance, marketing, ec­ 900, Hutchins, Agency, 6404)824 ket for an 8 room house? Look­ where said repairs are done as 646-0181. Service ptns wiU ba awortM SHIFTS feet. Busy location. Reasonable. here. Girl must be responsi­ lem a. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety adults preferred. CaU Paul W. onomics, history, Bn^leh, ing for six rooms but would ap­ part of a scheduled area repair ■ to six local woman at ttia an- WINDOW cleaners — exper­ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ble. Good hours, great salary. etc, wlU qualify you on the MANCHESTER — Four room preciate the Income of a two A 10-member commloolon was Store. D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4636. ; IMMEDIATE program. However, where side­ nual dinner of the Ootmeotteot ienced, Steady work, good pay. Fully experienced or '-rainees Musical Instruments 53 Salary t o $140. D .O .E . F as broad spectrum of opportuni­ Ranch, ideal retirement or room apartment to cover ex­ Out of Town set up and charged with bring­ MANC!!HESTER — For lease. OCCUPANCY walk repairs are done at the re- Hairy Matter * ing in recommended changes to Valley CHrl Scout OouncU April Mtort be reliable. Call 649-5334. to r: FROM w all to w a ll, no aoU at MANCHESTER — One^bed- paid. ties. Starting salary $0,600. starter home. Picture book penses, or looking for that quest of the adjacent landowner MAR’TIN Guitar, 0018 C, one- New Industrial buUding, 6,000 AU tees paid. For Solo 75 the board within a year. 10 at Temida Beth Israel, Wlsot all. on carpets cleaned with room garden tirpe apartment, I. New 7-room Raised Ranch kitchen wMfa dishwasher, blue house with the Ideal arrange­ outside of a scheduled area re- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — R. SUPPLEMENT your weekly TURRET AND ENGINE year old, excellent condition. square feet to 60,000 square A Permaaeat When the last revialtm com- H artford. Blue Lustre. Rent electric $146. per month. Including BiOHABO P. BITA ' 2% baths, 2 fireplaces, laun- itoone fireplace in Uving room. ment of separate. In-Iaw COITENTRY — 5-room. Ranch. pair program or as an emer- L. Burnett flnaUy got around to salary by working three eve- JJATHES 649-2839 ask for Ron Neubauer, feet, taUored to your con­ Placement mloalon went Into action It ap­ Miw Marjorie Stopbena wUl shampooer $1. ’The Sherwin- heat, hot water and appliances. Servloe PBB2 0 WWBL < dry room, buUt-ins, plias- Many fesiturea you wiU love. quarters? Situated on large Garage, 1 fuU batb, 2 kava- gency repair deemed necessary using the certificate he received o r 649-8976. venience, all utilities. Easy ac­ e n r o B f proached each town department receive a pin tor the longost SSSLv* m MILLING MACHINE Williams, Co. Private entrance, first floor. U tered walls, 2-car garage, CentraUy located. Char-Bon shaded lot In nice section, in­ toriea. Near Route 44X. Please by the Director of Public for a free haircut some 87 years ce ss to 1-84, 16 m inutes to to ask for recommendaUona lots — Antiques, flreplaced living room, iMflBniantH hnlno- nnid In Inotnll. Claims within aaid time allowed by flnda the houae too big, anxloua sessmenu being paid in inrtUl- pub„,hine a copy of this order in All benefits including all motor, Mastercraft tilt-traUer. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, kitchen with built-lns and glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ MANCHESTER — Park Chest-, to oeU. Any reaamable offer m6nt8 snail near interest at the some newspaper havlps a clrcula* holidays. Day and night G ood condition, $376. CaU 643- breakfast area. AU alumin­ rate of six (8% ) per cent per 1“® i " said probate district within Lawyers Oppose EAST HARTFORD la ge P eddler, A uction eer, 420 nut Garden apartments, avedl- wUl be given aerioua considera­ shifts. 66-hour week. Out­ 0543. a b le M ay 1, 3% room ap art­ SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS um for maintenance-free Uv­ onniin. ^ e date of this or- CAB CO. V Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, annum from the date of such aer and return nuJte to this court standing insurance benefits. ing. Only 7 years young and of the notice siven. ment at $186. Heat, hot water, 648-1677. n otice. Up to $4.20 per hour. 107 B urnside Ave. oven-range, refrigerator, park­ AND set on a nloely landscaped Sec. 85-2 Asaesaments — JOHN J. WALLETT, Judse. East Harttord Fertilizers 50*A lot. Owner anxious. Asl^g Insurance Plan ing and storage. No pets. CaU MANCHESTER — twi Method of Assessing Comer LIMITATION OBDEB Rooms Without Board 59 upper 20's. 627-9238, between 9 and 6 p.m.. family duplex In a reeldential Lota____ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held HARTFORD, Obim. (AP) — UNIVERSAL MACHINE GOOD cow manure excellent for vvkAn . 1. at Manchester, vUhln and for the tosurance companies, ara gardens, law ns etc. $5 and $10 SINGLE and double furnished After 6 p.m., 647-1871. loca tion . WaU to woU esur- When a aidewaik la construct- i^trict of Manchester, on the 1st Members of the Oonneoticut Bar CO. room s fo r rent. 643-9875, 643- It Is Ume-consumiiw and toef- 0 ‘ loads d e llv e i^ . 643-7804, 649- peting, oven and ranges includ­ JACQUELINE- ed along the fnmtage of a cor- di^ of April. 1M9. Association and representatives B3XPERIENCED nurse’s aides 5909. ficient and requires legal 41 Chapel St., M anchester 8731. PEOPLE WILLING TO LEARN ed. Serrate utilities, walk-out ner lot, the landowner shall be of the state insurance Industry all shifts, full-time. RN for all 2101 ROBERTS AGENCY in too many oaoea. boaement. $83,900. Wolverton assessed for the full length of Estate of Jamea Henry Thornton took opposite sides Monday In shifts, full-time. Porter for day ROOM for rent, kitchen privi­ W E OFFER the frontnsa When n aldewnllr aka J. Henry Thornton, late of Man- 11)ey also contend that It re- shift, fuU-tlme. Third cook, leges, laundry facilities, lady A gen cy,, 040-2818. 646-3889. roe irim ia^. wnen a siaewuK cheater, in said Dlsirict, deceased. a hearing of the leglalaturo’s imburaes the injured inequttahly EXPERIENCED backhoe and Household Goods 5^ to constructed only along the On motion of Florence h. Thom- full-dime, 1-9 p.m. Dishwasher, only. After 4:30 call 649-6129. WANTED Judiciary Oimmlttee over pro­ —the slightly injured too much bull doser (operators, also ex­ LARGE, clean, attractive 11- slde of a comer lot and there is }?"• Road, Manches- II fidl-time, days 7-3. Pleasant COPPERTONE 30” electric MAN FOR OUR posed changes in the auto in­ and the seriously Injured too perienced amesite men. Steady Pevtiy Paid Medical room houab Including 4-room n6 sidewalk existing on the dRDERED^TOaf’ three months working conditions in a modem range, excellent condition. CaU AVAILABLE for lady only, pri­ DELICATESSEN VERNON — 6% room 1960 surance system. little. year ’round work. CaU after 6 vate room with community COUNTER rental plua excellent bam, 332’ front of a lot, the length of the (rop* J**® ‘•‘ y April, 1969, be faculty, 3 miles from East after 5 p .m ., 742-9230. Ranch, seven acres, 977’ front­ aide or the lenirth nf the front 2*“^ i**.® *¥"® limited and al- The lawyers’ group opposed a Also speaking against Ciotter's p.m., 74241M. kitchqn and bath, all utilities Good pay and benefits frontage. $28,600. Hutchins sioe or roe lengtn or me front- lowed for the creditors within which Hartford. Meals, Blue Cross age, 20 X SO’ recent outbuUd- set of bills being put forward plan was Atty. Sanford Plepler for the right man! Ap­ Partly Paid Life Insurance A gen cy, R ealtora, 649-6324. age, whichever is leas, shall be to bring in their claims against said and CMS available, wages SEWING MACHINES -«- singer IncludM, conveniently located Ing. dose to highway. i Hutch­ the basis of osaesament The vslate, and said executrix Is dlrect- by State Insurance (tommlsslon- of Manchester, substituting for automatic zig-zag, excellent to stores and bus line. After 5 ply in parson to . . . ins A gen cy R e a lto n . 640-6824 Of aaserameni. ine public notice to the credl- er William Cotter with the comparable to other convales­ k5/' MANCHESTER — 0-6. tw^ jrontage for vacant comer lots tors to bring in their claims Atty. Paul Groobert, pceoldent condition. Makes buttonholes, p .m ., 644-0383. Contributing Pension Plan strong backing of Insurance cent homes. Own transporta­ • MEATOWN • family central location. Recent BOLTON — Custom 7-room shaU be that side which the As- 2;*“'*? by pubiuh- of the Manchester Bar Associa­ tion. Apply in person, Mon- hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ firm s. tion. Groobert la clerk of the HELP NICE BEDROOM tor gentleman f heating aystem, new ceramic Ranch. Double garage, 8-flre- seesoris records have assigned newspaper having *a°cireuiation*"ln inally over $300., 6 monthly 1210% Silver Lane The Bar Association contends House of Representatives. day-Friday, 9-3. South Windsor with references. Private home, 7 Poid Holidays PLAIN linens take on an elegant look bafha, new oak floora, ect, ect. placea, 3% baths, fuU base­ as frontage. Comer lots shall “ “ days O onvaleacent H om e, In c., 1060 payments of $8.60 each or pay- Blast Hartford, Conn. the package of 12 Insurance re­ Plepler said that a poD tzUien very near center. 21 Church St., I when embroidered with luscious rose Profeoalonolly appraised. Ask ment, 10x84’ pool. Situated on not be assessed tor sidewalks on 'turn JJJlkflS uus“’liu°ri of WANTED Main at.. South Wlndeor. . $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer. vision bills would remove citi­ of the majority of the members 649-4966. bordersi You'll find these fascinating for Mr. Zlnaaer, Belflore Agen­ more than tiuee high acres. both the fiont and side. »ce given. This Ordinance shall take ef- John j . w al l e t t . Judge. zens’ rights to sue, would not of the Manchester Bar Associa­ For full-4ime NORGE electric clothes dryer, Modem Air-Conditioned Factory to stitchl cy, 647-1418. Just over Manchester Une. 18214 save money for anyone except tion, those who customarily han­ good running condition. $40. No. 2101 has hot-iron transfer for Warrm E. Howland, Realtor, feet ten (10) days after this u m it a t io n o b d e b • employment in One of America’s Oldest a-18 dle tort cases, shows thorn C all 646-3824. 3 strips; color chart. 648-1106. publication In this newspaper . a t a co u r t o f p r o b a t e , held the Insurance companies, and National Corporations ex­ Incentive Roles unanimously opposed to tho hill. I* TOY DEPT. panding in area. Seeking SEND SO* li Mint ftr each pattara INVITATION provided that within ten (10) DW^'^fwter, “SS {he m would penalise the good driver MUST sell — 4 rooms of furni­ li Irthtta fkat-clasa mlllai. ___ A SHORT and shapely dress is delight­ TOLXAND — Buy now and days after this publication of day of April, 1969. while rewarding the irreepoa- He aaid their t^ipooltioa basi­ • LUNCHEONEHE C a reer Salesm en, $700 Salary A-1 ALL AROUND MECHANIC fully designed and given added interest and Bonua. Frin((e Benefits ture, excellent condition. Many TO TMD save! Will build 1,200 square this Ordinance a petition signed ■*' "'•''® "' slble. cally la for three reasons; (1) with a flattering collarl The propoeal would deny full I* HOUSEWARES include Retirement, Invest­ houaehold, garden and mis- e 5-Day Week e Paid VacaUans A HoUdaya e Paid Sick | No. 8214 with PHOTCMIUIDE Is In Sealed bids will be received foot Ranch with fireplace, by not lesa than five (8) per ^ Esute of Samuel J. Haugh aka Also tertifylng Monday was ment Program, Hoepltal and ceUaneoua item s. 649-3023. cent of the electors of the Town, S!?)**] compensation to an injured par­ OFFICE CASHIER Time e Many Fringe Beneflta Inch L4fe Insurance, Health New Sins 8 to 18, bust 31% to 40. at the office of the Director of oven, range and garage on tk» ®"rat«r. In said District, deceased. John J. DriaooU, president of Life Insurance. Men we seek PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. I, AMrtti win nr ceai m* beautifully treed lot. AU fo r BM Q6t6rniln6t- litigant, in many InateuMss, to Sales and Sales Management. ranges, automatic washers H ALE RO A D , M ANUHB 8TBB, CONN. You'll find the new '69 Spring A his fundamental right to a trial MAN SEND 094 hi calls far tach patten A pril 38, 1909 a t 11:00 a .m .-to r van g A seoclates. 048-9974, 872- Voters, has not been filed with "S rjdered: That three monthif ter's proposals as “a step to­ Management Potential within with guarantees. See them at OAU IN PERSON — SEE EARL UEWIE Sumnwr ALBUM filled with many lovely by Jury; (8) It would permit tho EXIT M -O n* M 6 otei BT. U designs from which to choose patterne to Inclwlt first-clati nailini. WATER MAIN INSTALLATTON 4168. the Town Clerk requesting Its >>» 1st day of April, 1969. be ward a no-fault system” In the two yesuB. See Employer B .D . P e a rl’s AppU ances, 049 -PHIUP ROAD. reference to a sueclal Town s ^ e are limited and al- insurance Industry to rsduos , Repreaentative at State Em­ in all typas of needlee(ork. Oily 90$ epeciai ix»wn owed for the creditors within which settling of auto llablitty claims. M ato St. CaU 648-2171. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ election. to bring In ihetr claims against said part of its cost at the ax lW.^IUNT0a| ployment Office, Main St., PAUL D O D G E P O N TIA C , Inc. a eapyl SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch The no-fault concept was lam­ cations are available at fibs Colonial, modern kitchen with John I. Garalde Jr., ®?^®'_.“ ^ •?}? «*ecuirix u dlreci- of the public. Manchester, April 9th be­ 21” CONSOLE televlalon, $20. S7t MAIN ST. M A N G H B Sm m •46-S881 l i n i FAVOIIITES. The Cardan of General Servioea Office, 41 Cen­ Raoratanr $lve iHibllc notice lo the credl- basted from nearly all aides at Met HIM, iUSrsu Irttk Zir CSSf, Ityta built-lna, formal dining room, Secretary ton to bring in their claims within "The result,” Pleplor __ _ tween 10 a.m. and $ p.m. Roto-anteima, $40. CaU 040- Edwi, Crown of Thorns and Rob Petar ter Street, Manchester, Con­ the hearing, with organised la- to Pay Paul ara included in this collec­ IteaSw sas Mss. huge Uving room with fire­ Board of Directors raW U m e^low ^ by publishing a "would be Uke robbing Potsr ' n ecticu t. Msiiphastsr rVuin ®“*’Y this order m some news- beg and the American Insurance p a y P a u l.” tion reftrring to Bible stories! Pattern Send in extri 50$ for the '69 Spring place, breeseway, 3-car garage, COim. paper having a circulation gi said ind Summer Basic Faehidn fiiied with Town of Manchester, Association Its only major sup­ Hq said the pn^ieoal "Is i pieces, diractions for 12 tttraeUw Connecticut enclosed patio, large finished Dated at Manchester, Con- Pmbate diatrict within ten days from dozens of lovely ityles from which to nrotlcut, this trd day «f Aprtt ^ , - « ® ^ ^^ora.r^,an^^ porters. lar to an attempt to i qultta. Saad 90$ tsEV far 0101. Robert B. Weiss, tofnUy room, $86,600. PhUbrick choose your pittsrns. The problema with the preo- floge an Bklsel to look General Manager Agency, Realtora, 649AS47. lMv« Ml. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judse. ent system, as expreaaed by the C adU lac.” TUESDAY, APRIL 8. 1N» * H B f manctrifBtrr Enratng ifm U i DBfly Net Praaa Ron Bar T te Btaak BadM> Tile Weather Tba adult study olaaa o f South Mua Aim M. Valenaki of 270 T S r n _ _ Fathsr Bottoms expreased hta ■ U r e h 98 , 1888 I t Town Unitid Methodist Church adll Woc^and ^ has l^n named Jf\CVe O O ttO lllS gratitude. ‘ %o tbe p e < ^ o f 8L Partly cloady and not so cold meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. at to the third honors list for last Mary’s and KanchM^, who tonight, lows around 40. Tomor­ Susannah Waaley HaU. The Rav. semester at the University of have made my ministry here THE MANCHESTER SCHOURSHIP 15,535 wfll mmmt Cart Saunders wfll lead the row cloudy and mttd with show­ > a i'i pja. at VM m M Msssaohuaetta. Resigns Post so rewarding." He came to ers likely. Highs nsar 10. cGmb. Story Clpcle of the church Manchester in September 1964 Manehetter A City of ViOage Charm ^ " BaatHait- WiU meet tomorrow at 10:10 HT Npaatan «m ba dia- Rehearsals for the "Mbd Iba Rev. James W. Bottoms, and served as director of Chris­ VOL. LXXXVIII, NO. 161 a.m. at Weriey HaU. Scene” wlU be held in the Wad- assistant mt S t Mary’s Epis- FOUNDATION INCORPORATED (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) . H » wmat la op« to th« tian eihicatlmi at -St. Mary’s. MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1969 (Cta■rifled Aitrdfllriiig ata Phga IT) dell School auditorium tomor- copal C9mrcli, baa raaigned his He is a/ graduate of the Uni­ 257 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER PRICE TEN CENTH Trinity Covenant Church will row and Friday aft 8 p.m. All pocft to aiecapt an appointment have a Midweek Bible study and versity of Aishama, the Phila­ partidpanta are required to aft- •• aasistailt to the Biahop of delphia Divinity School, and 4 bawd 9t miwlntu and Prayer Servic^ tomorrow at tend. the MtaaMttiy Dtooene in (be NEEDS YOU TO HELP a ( Oom inanity Bap- 7:80 p.m. at the church. A choir has a mastor’a degree from tM Cbwtb win m ait Tbinaday rehearsal wUl be hrid at 8:80 Union Theologlbal Seminary, Isreal Breaks Cease-Fire W TM pun. at tba oburoh. p.m. at the church. Nathan Hale PTA wHl meet New Torit GKy. tonight at 8 in the school audl- tmium. Three Manchester MANCHESTER’S YOUNG PEOPLE Soaedla Lodge, Oadar o l Vbae, Percy Smith Circle of South teadiers wUl present a panel Strike of Illinois Central win baea a poUiiek Tbiaeday at United 'Methodist Church wfll discussion on “Sex Education IMNSMISSHHi The Manchester Schfdatship Foundation wishes to call to your attention g:W p.in., at Odd PbOowa HaU meet tomoirow at 7:80 p.m. at and Family Planning.” the important fact that many younsr people of our community have a vftai Guns Flash Again baSote e baatanaa maating and the home of Mra. Wealey Miles, bdllaUuii, A talaat ahow wm ba 498 Spring St. The Rev. Carl SERVICE need for financial assistance if they are to have the opportunity to punme pnawtod altar tba maatlag. Saunders will apeak on “ Uniting The monthly meeting of the their post secmidary education, l^ s need can be met successfully witii your of the Churchea." The Rev. Connecticut Northeast Area SPEGUUJSTS cooperation. A fmtnmWwVwi on aduoaUon ot Oary Cornell wfll serve Holy Chapter of the American Asso­ AUT08 UTK—fTAN8 AI8 ciation of Retired Persons will As you are aware, the Foundation administers funds contributed by area Idles Trains in 14 States Communion. NaXfcTMtad KaUiodlat.Caiurch Sarvfead • ••selred • ftatall residento for schdarship awards to worthy student applicants. We are cer- Across Suez Canal W 0 aoaot Thuraday ot 8 p.m. be held at South United Metho­ dist Church on Friday, April 18, MAXCHEnnEB By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS headquarten from obaervera on aald Uie lamelle begun Bring at tba cburcb, bafcra a cadre Phebe drde of Emanuel tainly very proud the accomplishments to date and the response by our OHIOAGO (AP) — A at 1:80 p.m. Guest speaker will TmAMlOlISaiON Egypt said a second ar- Israel Hated her aicroaa lha canal again at 10:46 ad 8:80 p j B . Churchwomen will meet tonight o o . crnnmunity. waJkinit by the Unit­ at 7 ;80 at Luther HaU. The Rev. be Walter Flortin, director of U Brahwid Plaoe tSliery duel flared across a® eoldior killed pjn., and tbe duel continued tor C .. Henry Anderson, pastor of the Senior CItlsens Center and Plseae send your donation to the Manchester Scholarship Foundation Inc., 257 the Suez Canal late Tues- w o u i ^ . an hour and a baU. ed Transportataion Union Two meetlnfa are achaduled I ee—«----«.«- ■ Himdreds ^u t down operations of Emanuel Lutheran Church, will acting recreation director. i^VV^^V^vMW4 WtaST^SfVy rvw^W vfVn East Center St., Manchester, Conn. diay, lim e hours a fte r a oonoontwted Me Ibmday at 7:80 p.m. at On- lead a study on the manifesto. Members are requested to use U N cease - fire afillo/l started the first exriiange Are aft fthe Sues port of TattfUi the piiftiois CentHa/1 Rail­ tar OoQgregatlatial Church. HoSteases are Mrs. Charles E. the parking lot on Hartford Rd. T of fire. It sold 10 observation and souUi o f Bitter Lake,” Cairo road in 14 states today and Tbagr are tboaa o t the Wajra and Flee Floods Case, Mrs. Cecil Young and across from the church. I wlah to be a participant in the Manchester Scholarship Foundatton 1968 Oeneml SnnSHh” Israeli guns poets reported fthe Israella fired Radio r^xwtod. “The laraelta forced 40,000 Chicago com­ maana committee in the church I the waterway, first and three reported the Mrs. H. R. Buckminster. ()c ' Spi'U.1' I! ' Fund Drive. tried to resume fighting In view muters to seek othw ways allloa, and lha board o t Ctarla* I ' Me nrst duel laired five Egyptians d(d so. The Barnard College Club of ' Ehicioeed is'hiy tax deduottUe contribution. of thdr huge loeees in eaiBer cf getting: to work, dan aducatlan in the Robbina hours; an B^ypOan commu- The chief observer, Nbrwe- dashes, but our forces respood- In Midwest Roam. The Guild of Our Lady of St. Greater Hartford has invited Bav. James W. Bottoma BAF^RiCiNi I ^ Chicago motor traffic was Bartholomew wfll meet and girls In the Junior class in area limn’edlately and sU en ^ltiie I Signed: ...... T...... to Wiled and wounded, but the the report through Secretary- enemy positions. There wero no By THE ASSOCIATED PREM clogged constdembly duitag the d ect officers tonight at 8 at St. high schools to a puiufli party on Virgin Islanils. He and hie wife CHOCOLATES Rivers fed with melting snows morning rush hour oo the South Bta Chapter of Beta Sigma Bartholomew's School library. Thursday, April 17, at 8:80 p.m. will leave soon to Uve in Chris- i u Thant to'th;i;;;^;?y = jtiS r= g ;;^ ‘f;,;^: Phi aororlty wfll meet tonigdit at , Address: ...... >...... diers were wounded. 'Council. ' ----- " have flooded areas ot tluee U)|>- Side as IC customers drove, in Madoenxle Hall of the Hart­ tlansted, St. Crohc. The broadcast said fires, wore per Midwest states, taking the formed ear pools or used taxis tba borne of Mlaa Janet Rich­ A later report to U.N. An Egyptian communique raging aft Mbusa Oasis, from Martha Circle of Emanuel ford Seminary, 110 Sherman St. The appointment was made life of a second Minnesotan and or buses to reach downtown. mond, US Richmond Dr. The Lutheran Church will meet The event is designed to ac­ by the Moat Rev. John E. Hines, Amount:...... where the Israels allegeily be- ritual of the Jewels degree will forcing hundreds to evaousts Many cenunuters used the Thursday at the church. A work quaint young women with Bar­ presiding bishop of the Eiplsoo- gm firing. their homes. be gtrm . Mrs. TImmas Ruaao aeaalon wfll begin aft 10 a.m. and nard College, the women’s un- pal Church. The Suez hosftUltles were Chloago South Shore and South is in charge of a program on Students Joined other volun­ the regular meeting will be con­ dergraduafte college of Colum­ Mrs. Bottoms, the former V liK If you can’t give ten thousand—be cme of ten thousand to give preceded Tuesday by a Jorda­ Bend Railroad normally which “ D niga" teers at Sioux City, Iowa, to ducted at 2 P-m. Hcatessea are bia University. Margaret Torrance, is the Nation’s Chief Censor Quits nian rocket attack on Etatit, Is­ handles 12,000 customers a day. rush construction of k sandbag Tbe extra load Jammad coaches Mrs. Harry Ouatafaon, Miss daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Tor­ rael’s gateway through the GuM dike tor protection against the Mem be re of Orford Pariah Aima AitderBan and Mrs. Sophie Llnelt Drag of Aqaba to East Africa and the of the South Shore, an electric Gtil Scout Troop 642 will meet rance of S6D St. James St. end I t rising Big Sioux Rver. htterurban Hne. Chapter, DAR, wiU meet Thurs­ Johnson. Miss Louise Hlnrlchs Thursday at B:U p.m. aft Com­ the late George Y. Torrance. Far East, and a retatlaitory air This was the flood situation day aft 1 :S0 p.m. at the home of will lead davoUcna. munity Baptist Church. In announcing his resignation at the Pailuida Read Herald Advertisements Czechs Tighten raid by Israeli Jets on Aqaba, today in Minnesota, Iowa and The railroad went Into U.B. Mrs. Chaxles Picaaler Jr., Jordan’s oifly port. South Dakota: District Court In NashviUe, Creatwood Dr., TVdland. Atty. The fighting provided a —Minnesota: The stztte count­ Tenn., to seek a temporary order Robert King of RockviUe wfll gloomy backdrop for talks be­ ed its second flood drowning against the strike. A hearing speak on “The Nuremberg tween President Nixon and lOng victim Tuesday when Bernard was under way before Judge Trials.” Hoateases for the meet­ Reins on Press Hussein of Jordan, who began a KnudsiHi, 60, of Klnbias, fen William E. Miller at midmorn- ing are the RockviUe membera. Ing. By GENE KRAMER and to Increase discipline In the three-day visit to Washington Into Heron Lake whUe prilng Ice Members in need of transporta- ■ Associated Press Writer party.” Tuesday. Hussein spoke atxwt from the eupporte of a railroad An minols Central spokesman tiOR are reminded to contact PRAGUE (AP) — Czechoslo­ the "explosive situation’’ and treetle. Earlier, Thomae Bleiau- said supervisors were trying to Mra. Basil T. Nodden, 221 Hack­ The announcemet said the vakia’s Communist leaders an­ leaders, headed by First Secre­ warned that time is running out. gel, 18, of New Ulm, drowned keep up shipments of food and matack St Membera are also nounced more restrictive meas­ "We can either move toward while canoeing on a flooded riv­ other perishables. However, he reminded that the DAR Con- tary Alexander DU0cek, also A - ures Tuesday night to bring clded to “ qall to task Commu­ a Just and honorable peace, or er. I said, two passenger trains, still WMiiiai Oongreaa in Wash­ anti-Soviet Journalists Into line. we might lose the opportunity to Many hlghwaye In the etate In operation would be taken out ington, D.C.,' win be held April nist Journalists who in recent After an all-day meeting, the days have published matter at establish it,” the Arab ruler told ware covered with water and Water from the Cottonwood River swirls fast iiouse in SpringfieCd, Mirni., yes­ of service after completing their 18-18. Communist party’s 21-member runs. variance with party policy or Nixon. aome were closed. OtfleisiB terday. Springfield, a community of 2,700, fought Ijack with sandbags but thte presidium said it Imd approved Hussein talked with the' Presi- evaciiated 86 fSmlUes st Daw- The strike, which was called The board of truatees of Sec­ It*. WHt.. . , permitted publication of such "some polftlcal organization material.” dent and Secreftary of State Wit- eon on Lac Qui Parle River home was caught between the dikes. The water crested last night but the town to back a demand relating to ond Oongregattonal Churoh will measures to srengthen the arhere water was 7H feet above the size of crews, began at 10:80 mast Thursday at 8 p.m. at the One crackdown measure, dis­ was in the path of a rainstorm. (AP Photofax) leading role of the party in the closed unofficially, was the oua- (See Page Twenty-Thna) flood Btage; 14 famines were p.m. C3ST Tuesday, according'to dsandt mass means of communication pension of Llsty, organ of the taken out of Windom and anotii- a union spokesman. Czechoslovak W riters. Union. er 200-were expected to leave; 7 M.S. Stuckey, general clialr- Itathan Hale PTA wU meat __ werewerv pvmcuBLOOevacuated mat jmwiJackson. man of the union’s I.C. system, tOBfgbt at 8 at the sobool audi­ The weekly recently, criticized the party for joining the Soviet persons were said the union seeks to force the torium. "Bex Ekhioatlon” Is tba Two from State bloc boycott of the Yugoslav T iff evacuated at Cherokee on the Alexander Quits Job Post, railroad to keep the number of abblact of a program. Communist party congress. ^ Little PUitur Soux RivW mnAand hi another 6 men In Its crews the same as Jan Mills is Among U.S. Unit famiUee at Akron. The Big that oa other lines. The writers’ union alro ques­ On Artificial Sioux River waa expected to Pickets formed In front of tioned the need for restoration oreat at a record 16 feet above various stations. To Visit Prague of prepubllcaticHi censorship, tai- flood atagevat Sioux City on Denouncing Nixon Policies Stuckey said niinois Central sUtuted April 2 as part of the Thursday. ' VIENNA (AP) — U.B. Sen. price the Russian-occupied na­ Heart’s Use has been trying to reduce the —South Dakota: The weather WASHINOTON (AP) — CUf- that disobarge of my responri- hliB out "Tlie eoUze dteecHcn *•*« crews, which gener- John Sparkman said today that tion is paying for recent anti-So- bureau r^terted a recced flood h» will lead a “quaslofflctel” vlet demonstrations. WASHiNaTON (AP) — The ford L. Alexander Jr. rosii^ied famuea under (tbe 19M avll and thrust of thta odmintatzalfoa include a conductor and ei- adioo^chic^ creat swirling down the Big today as cheUrman of the Em­ Rlghft Act’s) HOe 7 had procipi- hoB been poatUve” far the field of trainmen or two ynnj- delegation ot American oon- The wording of the praaidl- National Btoart Institute wants Sioux In the aouthefiatern part of groaamen to Prague on Friday ployment Opportunities Com­ tatod your decialan to repBoce eqiMl opportunlttais. men. um’B communique indicated the to 'know whether guidelines the etate. Moat of the town of mission and denounced the Nix­ at the invitation of members ot Soviets were not satisfied with me,” he said in his resignation He aald 4,000 ot Illinois Cen­ fixed for federaHy financed re­ Renner and parts of Dell Rapids on administration’s attitudes on Alexander alro criticized Atty. OMchoalovnUa'a Farliamdit. the April 2 restrictions. aanoisiced oft a news confer­ Gen. John N. Mitchell and Asst. tral's 19,000 employes are in the search were violated by the use were evacuated Tuesday night. enforcing equal Job opportuni­ ence. union. The Alabama Deznoorait ia in "The basic sources of tension, Atty. Gen. Jerrts Leonard, head of an aitldeial heart In an at- In Wisconsin the flood threat ties. The strike will affect the en­ Vienna for a nveetlng of the In- consisting of anti-Sociallst and tem|>t to save Hie Ufe o f HaakeU Alexander said his resignation ot the civil lights division, tor terparliementary Union. He (See Page Eight) Alexander, 86, who held the as chairman would take effect what he termed "a crip|fling tire system except a few lines extravagant, anti-Soviet tendencies, have not Kaip. Job for two yean , came imder covered by other contracts, I aald he expects the majority of May 1 unless President Nixon lack of admlnlstratimi support.” been removed," the commu­ Kept aUve by the mechanical Stuckey said. the six other American senators nique said. * fire last month from Senqfte Re­ destres an earlier date. Both officials, he said, “have substitute for 66 hours, Karp, 47, % publican Leader Everett M. The dispute was complicated and eight representativea at- The presidium also endorsed of SkoMe, Dl., ttien received a He added he wfll remain on been unresponsive to my re­ tendteg the meeting to go with Dlrksen, who said the EOds the oommisalon to fill oUt the re­ quest over two months ago” to by the fa ct that top company ne­ a statement by its emcuUve human heart from a Massaebu- chief had harassed firms. gotiators were In Washington him to the Caechoslorvak capital. committee last Saturday that maining three years of his term. discuss the future of enforcing setts woman but died Tuesday Concorde’ s In his resignation, Alexander for talks with the Brotherhood The delegation will fly to the the Journalists’ union was resist­ In a Houstan hospital after de­ Ariced about Alexandrir’s ro- equal Job opportunities. noted Dlrksen threatened to of Railroad Signalmen who have inlove Sovlelt-occupted Communist ing the April 2 directive. The veloping pneumonia and kidney signatioR and critiefam cf the Alexander noted the admlnls- announced they will strike vir­ country in a U.S. Air Force union was reported preparing a failure. First Flight have him fired for “ vigorous en­ odmlnistiation. White Hotise tratiwi filed suit Tuesday to bolt plane on Friday morning and is forcement” of equal Job oppor­ tually all the nation’s rallroods reply. The Institute has spent about press secretory Ronald L. Zie- alleged anti-Negro bias at Can- next Monday morning. Wages sriieduled to return to Vienna Although the communique In­ tunities and that ^the White gler mid he would not comment non Mills Co., a large textile $80 million of government funds House had announced be would are at issue in the signalmen’s that evening. dicated a stronger crackdown developing artificial circulation A Success except to say new presldenta firm employing 24,000 jMrsens dispute. It will 'be the first landbig by on tt)e press, the Czechoslovak b-) replaced. frequently replaoe chairmen of devtoee etaice 1966. In North and Sou^ Carrtina. J. P. Saunders, vice president a U.8. mtUtary plane at Prague leaders were understood to be A spefleesman aald Dr. M- BRISTOL,, England (AP) — ‘ ^People who are hurt by dis­ federal commissloas. But "one swallow doesn’t wattle crimination and those working "•nie President has, I think, _ _ __ of the UTU, announced he had make a summer," he said, add- to elimlhate It alike have been conferred by telephone with ii^ 'th^ ^ulTi^^nst'canJIon is Earl Oliver, vice president of dismayed by the intimation- tffitlm Intends to / ^ the only one filed to attat U.S. Congress, Sen. Claiborne law cut flying time acrosa the Atlan­ litqriiclt in the timing of the the Illinois Central, and that ne­ carried