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Protestants / Rise Against m k Irish Police \ BEI^AST (AP) — A ch(Un of explosions ripped throui^ » big synthetic fibres plant tdday, settinfif off a quick-spreading blaze that threatened a^oining Quang Tri factories. There were no Immediate re­ ports of casualttes but as Are SAIGON (AP) — Southr Vietnam’s first provincial trucks .raced to the scene, a capital fell to the North Vietnamese today after five fire officer said: “It’s a really . days of savage assaults in the northern sector by troops BusFirm of ^our divisions, giving Hanoi its biggest victory of its * t- . big one." / The idant, owned by the Brit­ 38-wy offensive. ish coinpany, Oourtaulds, la at 8outhv.yletnamese troops Hearings Carrickfergus, 10 miles from abandoned Quang *Iri and Into Belfast. Most of its 3,000 labor enemy hands went territory force is Protes[tant. stretching from the demili­ tarized zone 27 miles to the May Dq^ The cause of the explosions south. ■> Opened was not known but security forces expressed belief Irish This May Day triumph fed- HARTVXHtD (AP) — The Republican Army men might lowed the enemy's seizure of March state Putdlo Utilities Oonunis- have-set gelignite charges. full control of the population Blon reopened hearings today and Important rice crops fdong into the oonditlou of the Oon- Britain's chief administrator the central coast; the cutting of in Northern Ireland, ^TUlam necUcut jOo.' with a lawyer for sk i Highwray 1 In . crucial points New Haven set to testify that Whltelaw, held emergency talks north of Da Nang, site of the Bristles the bus firm’s pension fund is in Belfast during the day on the big U.8. air base, and renewed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the red by |a b ^ f> mUUon. rampage of Protestant mobs enemy fc^tum, ^ marchqd through the capital Sunday Hkhrard F. Becker, in an in- ‘n foreign cities today In tradl- tsrvisw: before the hearing re­ night. ~ central highlands. ^ tlonal May Day demonstrations opened,^ said the amount the Security forces fecur the long- With the fall of Quang Tri, of labor srtldarity. penalan fund is in the red is awaited Protestant backlash capital of the province of the Communist regimes lA East about tbs same as what he says may have started against the same name, a threat became European capitals staged ma- the firm, ’’drained’’ from its as­ IRA’s guerrilla campaign and more imminent to the old Impe- jor celebrations and Bast (3er- sets during a series of asset Whitelaw’a concessions toward rial capital of Hue, now only 24 many paraded a bvirtling aCray transfers in March, 1971, the province’s Roman Catholic Lato Day Voter-Making at MCC n>iles south of the northernmoet of late-model Soviet missiles In Bsoker and Hartford’s cmpo- minority. drtenslve line of the South Viet- an East. Berlin military demon- ration counsel, Alexander Ckdd- As Uhitelaw and Northern Manchester Community College student David F. two took turns signing up new voters in the student namese on Highway 1. stratlon that the western alUjAi farb, have been trying to get Ireland officials discussed the Tubeck of 14^^ Hackmatack S t is swom-in as a lounge on the MCC campus. The special voter­ \pield reports said some 5,000 P~"*P«y branded Illegal and the PUC to reverse its rulinjgs eruption of Protestant violence, voter by Democratic Registrar Herbert Stevenson. making session was in conjunction with Law Day. South "^Vietnamese troops were , which allowed the- financial security forces announced that Watching is Republicim Registihr Fred Peck. The (Herald photo by Buceivicius) trying to escape the fallen capi­ The other Soviet bloc celebra­ moves at the time. MagilUgan internment camp tal as best they could. All tions were civilian-accented but The current series of PUC near Umdcnderry, used to in­ American advisers were safely in Moscow . the . United. States bearings is on OonnOo’s re- carcerate IRA suspects, had evacuated by helicopter shortly was condemned by name for quest for a rate hike. ConnOo been closed. The remaining 44 before It was decid^ to abun- “‘"'I* claims it must be subatdiied or inmates were transferred Sun- EteadlySun don plans to defend the city, « face finanolal disaster. The gey to Long ^esh internment Manchester Girl Elected Most of th,e civilians had long __ hearings adjourned a month camp, closertb ^Ifast. Defeated Ry since fled and only a very few ago to allow an actuarial study. Shops and pubs were set r»mnini«d ' befot* President Nixon s sched- of the firm’s penalan fond by ablase in a three-hpur fight - , uled visit, Soviet President Nl- the Tmvelera Ihsuranc'e Ox Sunday between rlotera and po­ Loving Care Quang Tri had a population kolal Podgorny ^declared mlll- Becker had rniaed the question lice in eastern Belfast’s New- President of CCSG Glass of about 27,000. ' tant solidarity with those fight- of what would happen to career townards Rood district, a Prot­ By JOHN A. JOHNSTON liam Cotter in his office. At A^LAIDE, jyistrBlla (AP) U.8. and South Vietnamese Ing "U.8. aggression” in In- workere, if die Oonneeticut 0>., estant stronghold. Bloody riots (Herald R^iiMrter) lunch in the House of Bep- cfficials had said one objective dochlha- should fold. —yA 7-week-otd/i^l was pushed of the North Vietnamese offen- In Warsaw, also to be visited in eastern Brtfaat Saturday For the fint time in .inace resentatives restaurant, Miss -wher^, biUay. carriage through OoBiCo seryn# Hartford, Mew ni|dit injured 13 police and It lAsaard said, thsy.'dUbqwed a- ziva was to seize Quang Tri and by Nlxarents delivered a mild May Day 'New Hhven said today he was -A ^xihesman at Belfast ptx 6d a young lady as class presi­ ■■■■■■■PHHHHHB speech. He also declared solid­ Uce headquarters said, ’Tt’s a dent. And she la frm Manches­ As a sophomore, ehe was a after U>e family car’s gas .tank dlsappalnted that the PUC last. leaked dry. arity with the Cc-mmunist side Friday denied a petltlan aimed case of the gamekeepers .turned ter. college presidential appointee Advisers in Vietnam but made no rafer-1 p o a c h e rs . The Protestant Today, Miss Patricia A. Lee- to Gov. MCskiU’s Committee on 'Railway worker Graham ence to traditlcmal targets of crowds tuw attacking "us. The sard, 30, of 160 Lyneas St. as­ the Aging, was named to Greenwood, 29, and his 19-year- Evacuated Polish criticism such as the Protestant baoklarti seems un­ sumed office. She is the daugh­ “Who’s Who Among American old wife Marian, said today United States, Israbl and West PVC der way.’’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Lee- College Sprorities and Fraterni­ they kept baby Trudy-Anne Germcmy. He said the violence no long­ sard 8r. and a 1060 graduate of ties,” attended a New York City alive by feeding her on water ernmoet .provinces. Hue is 36 China marked the holiday Hearingt er seemed solely the work ^ Bast OathoUc High S c l^ . convention of the Ecmtern from the car’s radiator, mixed miles south of ()uo>X Tri. with local itUlies In parks and teen-age gangs'who wear tar­ Miss Lessard, a junior ele­ States Teacher Education Asso­ with canned milk. There have been frequent re- squares instead of the massive tan scarves as badges of Prot- mentary education major and ciation as a C03C delegate, and The parents lived on a pack ports that the North Vietnam- parades once held. Newspapers at reversing the rulings on the estimtlBm. . ^ The rioters’ base ^ ap- a special education minor with served on the college Student of cookies and during the chill ese would attempt to annex the and speakers wished long life asset transfers. He said he and peered to be broadening frtHn a a psychology concentrate,, led Senate curriculum committee. desert nights huddled together two northernmost provinces of to Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Bertier are considering a court hooii«mhooligan rfement.rtemmt, he all contested offices in carry­ Miss Lessard is with Rudy-Anne between them Quang Tri and Thua Thlen as Peking announced it was sus- challenge' with other commu- added. ing her entire Progressive Phr- Theta Sigma E>mta sorority, to keep warm. part of a plan to give them po- pending the shelling of Quemoy nlttes ooojperatlng. "Things are certainly escalat­ ty slate into office. Of 302 votes was coordinator erf sorority The Greenwoods set out .^ ril Utical bargaining power. and the other offshore islands "The evidence produced by ing,” said the qxikesman. "We cast, she polled 103 to her op­ events and rush chairman last 23 Etlong a little-used dirt track -Other objectives of the North to allow the Chinese Nationalist Mr, Becker for the PUG expect more of this.” - ponent's 146. Her party aim year, and is currently co-chair­ en route to Western Australia. Vietnamese offensive are to de- troops there to celebrate May showed there were vlidatlons of Up to now, the Roman Catho­ captured one of four class sena­ man of its tenth anniversary ob­ They started to walk back to feat the South Vietnamese Day. Since 1968, Communist the law Involved cuid as such it lic Irish ReixiblfoBn Army has tors.. PATBIOIA A. servance next weekend. the town of Eucla after a rock army and prove that President China has reserved the right to will have to be decided by a caused most of the violence in For three yecms, 'Miss Lee- Last fall, she was a volunteer sard has been a Class of 1073 a Channel 80 panel dlsoiisBlon of worker four hours a week with (See Page Twelve) _• (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) court of: law," Oulda said. Northern Ireland's/nearly three teaching geared to tne first The financial transacUcns years of bloodshed and destruc­ senator and was vice president physically handicapped children in her sophomore and junior grade level. She is also chain at the Altken School in West which Becker is seeking to re­ tion. man of the Student Senate spe­ verse Invoilved creation of a The anger of the Protestant yesms. As a member of the Oon- Hartford and did her student necUbut Intercollegiate Student cial events committee and the teaching in first grade at the new compeny, Transif Inc., into majority has been mounting junior class banquet function. 'wfalrti the Connecticut Oo. since Britain a month ago sus­ Legislature, for three yecmi tiie East School in Rockville. Since placed Its assets. Then a new pended the Protestant-based was one of 20 representatives In March, Miss Lessard was January, she has been spending' Connecticut Co., was set iq>, provincial portlamMit and as­ from OCBC to the state conven­ one of eight representatives three hours a week in work with taking back its equipment, but sumed direct rule in a move to tion at the State Capitol and from the OOSC special educa­ emotionally disturbed rtiildren not some |6 milUon in assets. placate rebrtlious Cathrtlcs. was recently elected g. junior tion department vdio attended at the .Wells St. School in New i delegate to the dSL. the four-day national conven­ Britain. Becker says the firm's finan­ Hardline Protestant ' leader tion of the National Council for cial difficulties can be traced to William Craig, founder of the She was named by F. Don While a student at ECHS, militant Vanguard movement James, OCSC president, to the Exceptional Children in Wash­ Miss Lessard was a member of the financial maneuver. committee that selects a faculty ington, D.C. She attended six Company President E- Clay­ which claims 100,000 support­ the Future Teachers' Associa­ ers, issued a ‘ Warning to the member for a special services workshops and seminars. tion for three years and presl- ton Qengras .however, has said award. In February, Miss Lee- -On the second day, die met _ (gee Page Seven) (See Page Four) sard represented the college on with First District Cong. Wil­ (See Page Twelve)

Plucked from Nazi Germany :er: A Silent Power

By GAYLORD SHAW with top members of his Na­ Kissinger looks more the ac­ problems. Those are the worst tional Sectuity Council staff, countant he once wanted to be days.” First in a Series As he begins to Ulk, there Is WASHINGTON (AP) — talking with Cabinet officials or the college professor he once and tfietnam specialists and was, less the focal point for in­ no sign of the considerable Kis­ War's prologue In Nazi (3erma- singer wit, a wit usually turned ny forced Henry A. Kissinger continually grabbing the buz­ formation and options during zing telephone. .another day of crisis In the Inward or focused on his Image across the Atlantic to a new war. as a Dr. Strangelove. home. Nixon wanted information on the new North Vietnamese In­ So in the late afternoon, after It could have been one of" World War H plucked him those days virben Kissinger was from a herd of would-be ac­ vasion and options on what to the President walked to his do. How, for example, would White House living’ jjuarters edgy and Irrascible, wh«i he countants and suggested a ca­ felt burdened with the thought reer In International p«dIUcs for the invasion affect plans for the with his arm d ra i^ d over Kis­ presidential trip to Moscow singer's shoulder, he was asked that any misstep, any blunder President Nixon's assistant for could wreck months of care- natlwial security affairs. starting May 22? the question; Hie President would make fuQy pursued national policy. The world war’s continuing "Does Henry Kissinger like It could have been one of epilogue of small wars and the decisions, but the fodder his job on days of crisis?” would come from Henry Albert those days when he teUs friends threats of a major new

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MANCHESTER fiVsNING HERALD, MANtmES-raR, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1 9 ^ PAGE TWt) MANic h e s t e / EVENING h e r a l d ; MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAV, MAY 1, 1972

Manchester WATES will have The board of tmatees ^ About Toi a business meeting tomotrcw Junior Museum will mMt to­ SheinwoW on Incinerator Hearing at the Italian-American, Club. night at 8 at the museum. TV Tonight Stanley Orcle ot ipouth Unit Welxhlngr In will be from 7 to K. O. DBCLABBB NORTH . 4 J 9 7 3 M«tlK>dlat CSiurch will have a /^m.i SaaHtoturday's TV Herafd WITH UPPBBCUT Sought by Crispino mystery ride and dinner meet- M anchester Chapter, <:) Q 7S “THE WAY for Complete Ustings. By ALFRED SHBQlWOIi) A state order to correct an incinera'tor at .Supreme Injr tomorrow. Diose plannings SPBBSQSA, will rdwarae to­ It’s perfectly natural to hold O K I 104 The Mothers Oub of John night at 8 at the Army. and roods, 485 Hartford^ Rd. has buen temporarily stayed to attend will meet at the rear on to your high cards as long m 4 A9 paridng lot of the First NaUonal Mather Chapter, Order of De- Navy Club. The rehearsal is ktss (8) 1 Dream e t Jeaude ^ au se the store owner, Sam Crispino, has asked for a Mday, will meet tonight at 8;S0 open to all men Interested . in I HEARD XT’ you can, but If you’could bo a WEST BAST Store on E. Center St m (U) Jim and. Tammy good bridge player by Just do­ A K Q 106. 6 42 nearing on the order before Daniel Lufkin, state com-; at the Maaonlo Temple. singing barberah^>-style haiv (M )Mlsler Began "'‘sstoner of environmental protection. mony. ■ , ing what comes naturally, the 184 9 102 by John Gruber (89) Hegan'a Heroes world would be full of bridge 0 862 Lufkin issued toe order to ' . ------— . (M) I Love Lucy Crisplno’s inoinerator, he noted Friendship Circle of the Sal­ experts. In today’s hand Beat 4 J 10873 2 Criapliio March 38 after an in­ Marcia Neubert . Circle of St8S (8) Traill or Ooase spection of CMaplno’s inciner­ and trapped unburned ash parti­ vation Army wtil meet tonight missed his chance to makes SOUTH a t 7 :45 p.m. a t the chutOh. The Community Baptist Church will qaenoea ator, by a representative of toe cles, defined as fly ash, being logical but unnatural pUy. Re­ 4 83 emitted from toe chimney stack. ^opning llprsUi group will celebrate “every- meet tomorrow at 13:30 p.m. at (88) Oogan'a Beraea. sult: two contented pon«its Department of Environmental Fallowahip Hall of the chupch. OotUng back to our dlscua- cult to play, a reasonable teoh- (8i) Eleotrio oompany 9 AK963 Atty. Eugene Kelly; represent­ bodys' birthday night." and one frustrated partner. 0 Q973 Protection (DBP). DEP was PuUlthed Dally Except Sunday, slon of the Instrumenta of the nlque can be acquired In two or (89) auil|an*li Irtaad alerted to toe sltuaUon, accord­ ing ' Crispino, has s&id toat if _ btmtel and Rolldaya at IS BIsaell orcheUra, we conie now to tha |) ii^ years. And there Is a gen- North-dealer. 4 KQ toe hearing with LulWhf'^irdyes’ Kancheater, Oonn. (0M40) Bennet Junior High School The Sisterhood of Temple (49) News East-Weat vulnerable. ing to Uifkln, because pf com­ Telephone MMTll harp, or haipe. Qften one la suh eAd Uicrtage of hatpiata. For 5dH (8) Whafa Bappeataig North East South Wart plaints toe department had re­ inconclusive, he wMK (8kb^ th e’ , ««tn»q graduates whO played in the Beth Shoiom will -conduct a fleient; usually two suffice, but one thing, parents are under- Opening lead — King ot Pan Pau I 1 4 Second Claes Poatace Paid at rummage sale tomorrow from S M (1-8-33) Newa ceived. V noth step permltted*iaPlh#'WWd< Manchester. Oonn. btmd since IMO are invited to Bometlmea more are called for standaMy loathe to invest sev- Spaftos. 1 NT Past 2 Patil air regulations—an appeal' (d"<' participate In the' 13th annual 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Wednes­ (!•) I atv Crispino was given 80 days to to provide ylther more volume eral thousand doliara -ln an in- (34) fledgepodge Lodge When this hand was played. 4 C? AH Pa«» ' Hartford Superior Oiuft;*’ SUBSCRIPTION.. RATES concert May 9 at 7 :S0 p.m. They day from 9 a-m. to noon at the South expected no trouble In correct toe problem, fUe an ap­ Payable In Advance or mere flexibility. >■ atrumenf for little ' Irmlntrude (80) TO TeU the Tratk peal, or submit a schedule of It Is Crlspino’s ' contenUon One Year ...... S3S.00 are asked to call the school of­ Masonic Temple. New Tabrlcs The harp U a very ancient In-, when ahe may not prove to be makihg his excellent game con- Declarer then drew tramps and Six Months ...... 19.E0 fice and leave their naunes and as well as new and used cloth­ (49) Donlel Booao compliance.' that when toe store was opened Three Months ...... 9.7S strument. Thera are BgypUan ..tho lout bit talented, «:tS (8) CBS Newa trqpt. He would loae two qiadea gave up a trick tp the ace of in April 1969, Its inclrerator m«|t One Month ...... S.S5telephone numbers. ing will be featured. and one diamond, and then diamonds, clalmiiig his game According to Eckard C. Beck, harpe from as eariy aa the ISth Even a used harp will M ng (8) ABC Newa. director of air compUance with all standards of design and con- century B.C. Undoubtedly the o price clcee to two thousand (31-89) NBO News would take toe rest. West found contract. \ strucUon required by toe state, < a way to give South a nasty mo­ DaUy QneaOrta REP, toe date - of toe hearing twang of a bowetring gave dollars. Tou can begin on a llt- (94) Onltar has not been set yet. and toe multiple chamber in­ some early musician the Idea tie harp that la cheaper, but (M) Goltar ment or two. Partner Mda ane heart In cinerator still meets present West led toe king of spades thlid pcslttoii, and 04 next The state claims toat when for a nuisleal Instrument. The oven theee coet hundreds of dol- 4:65 (49) News the DEP InvesUgator Inspected, state standards. HARTFORD ACADEMY Oreek legend has Apollo pluck«’ lors and they can’t modulate 7:99 (3) Movie and edntihued with toe qUeen. player pasaes, Toh hold: ing the dried remains of a tor- tMcause they have no pedal (8) Whafo My Unef Then he led a low spade! Spadee, J-9-74; Heai9q 4-T-6; tolaa body still attached to the mechanism, (18) Uek Van Dyke The Idea was to force Btost Diamonds, B-J-19-4t CMhs, A-9. OF animal’s shell. Nowadays nylon strings are (33-89) News to niff. Bast fhould have bad What do you sayf Lake BedPurchase But if the harp Is of very an- troquently employed but they (34) Fne-FOrAU toe wit to understand that his Answer: Bid two notrump, dent origins, the modern con- goad tone. ’They do 7:89 (8) This to Tour Life ten of hearts W u going to be n ils showe about 11 or I t points feert harp was patented oiUy in “P muggy weather, Guest: Bail WUsen. pickled sooner or to|er, and that -Just-short of an tgonlng bid. HAIRDRESSING 1810 adiich isn’t very long ago however. Broken gut strings on (IS) Candid Camera he might be able to do some This kind of bid la somewhat Subject of Hearing compared to the days /of the ® humid night are the bane (33) I Dream at Jeanale good by ruffing high rather toon dangerous because your partner The Boaril of Directm wUl ment Reserve Fund including: Egyptians. Up to 1810 the harp * harpiat’a existence; Tears (34) Coan. Newsroom low. may have a ehaded opening bid hear public comments tomor- 342,181.66 to pay toe remainder was able to play in pnly one ^ watched while a harpist (89) Lot's Make a Deal If East ruffed toe third spade in third poatticn. row night on whether to enter of arrtiltect’s fees for two Looking For A key unless It was retuned. EJf- who^ was to play a solo work (49) Polka! with the ten of hearts. South’s Oopyrtght 1973 into a bond for deed for about schools defeated In referendum BE SURE .. 'S ^ B IIS S hat been serving the Home Owner forts were made to build chro- orchestra at the Lewlssohn 9:99 (8*49) Sporu game would go out of the win­ General Features Oorp. iOO acres of land adjacent to the lest fall; 310,000 to expand the for 90 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of maUc harps with twelve etrlnga Stadium, replaced eight strings dow. South would have to over­ (19) Nows town’s sanitary landfUl. police parking lot; $1,600 for your home by « Termite Control Expert, supervised Safisfying Career? to the octave, but they have re- succession and finally gave (33-99) Bowan and Blai^ ruff, and then West would have \ The Item is one of many on. fencing Little League fields at malned so- awkward as to be “P’ was not played a sure trump trick with his Jaoikr p: by tha finest technical staff, phone our nearest tin'o Langh-In (Bepeai) VT ( which too directors wlU conduct Waddell and Verplanck Schools; virtually unplayable. at all. (34) La BortUne of hearts. ' , STATE hearings beginning at 8 p.m. in $8,400 for Improving toe Wood­ local office; Don’t be satisfied with just a job. A hair stylist or hair colorist is a Sebastiano«niauan Brard,lurara, a French liTGnen difference inssa tme with ws«u 8:89 (18) Showtime One Last Try land St.-Main St. xintersecUon; South might make one last toe Municipal BuUdbig Hear­ skilled, exciting: professional with unlimited earning: power. Hartford piano manufacturer hit £^®“her shipped by truck or (23-89) Johnny Canon lessly plays toe four of hearts, payment on toe 10-year lease lOMG; and $60/M!G for thoee CoH or VYrIte for Free Brochure of theihe harp, and the rest of it in a large staUon wag- declarer finesses with dummy's purchase ot Laurel Lake." with over SOMG. may be seen on the brass on. ’Two men can put l,t in and seven and steals toe game right Even though toe directors will a propoeed amendment J " s h o p " 236-S461 461 Ffdmlngton Ave. Hartford "comb" at the Ug> of the take it out. back. not act on toe Item imtU next to toe Development Oommisrten Hie strings have constantly THEATER TIME None of this actually ha{q>en- instrument. ’Ihe best harps are , Tuesday, their decision on the ordinance vdilch would prqvlde (Herald photo by Pinto) SCHEDULE ed, since East ruffed toe third EVE.: matter will imobably be known overiapplng five-year tenna tor made by Lyon and He^y of 9:39 h 8:89 Chicago, and are quite coeUy, *>“ ® veiy g o ^ spcule with toe deuce of hearts. Thursday night when they are the commission members. Now, I HOME SERVICE! running Into the thousands ot This feeble play allowed South scheduled to adopt the 1972-73 some members serve for five Jaycees Build Main-Woodhridge Bus Shelter (jollars likely to play the instru- BurpSlde—“Godfather” , 8:00 to overruff with a low trump. Cinema I—"Godfather” i :80, General Fund B u ^et. That will years, otharti tor two. Manchester Jaycees work on Main and Wogrfbridgi the shelter are (left to right) Brad Keazer, Walt Exciting New Sculpture Shag Haircut IncldentaUy, a couple of years ">®"‘J “^t“"®* ^®«» »» ® 4:45, 8:00 ^ be done at 8 p.m. in toe Hear- . , . determination ot toe Sts. bus shelter to be donated to the town, iBuildjnj Kupchunos, Jeff Cleaves and Rick Lawrence. a!go there was an International ^ tuning It even If you’re Cinema I—"What’s Up Doc”, ing Room. toe amount ot assessments for The board will also hear com­ toe sanitary sewer Installation Ultra - feminine hairstyles contest for harpists held here In ‘T ‘ 1:80, 8:80, 6:30, 7:30 9:80 THE ORGANIC HOME GARDENER'S NOTEBOOK I Hartford and surprised to f State — ‘‘Bedknalio A Broom- ments on a number of other on Overlook Dr. and the estab­ FUEL O IL for the young and young- see that the 'Russlaa^test. «Ucka”i 1 :00, 8:00, 6:80, 8:30 MaNQHESTER COUNTRY CLUB \ items including: lishment of a due date for them. at-heart in your most flat­ UA Theatre—”Tho Last Pic­ ., . proposed extension of . a request from the Board I ^ T h r d a u y sanitary sewer along the Hocka- of Education to place on toe 17.9 tering length . . . short, ture Show” , 7:16, 9:16 208 OaL Min. Manchester Drive-In—"French BUFFET A N D DANCE num River from Union Qt. to ballot. In November, a question Check List 1 Day Notloe For Drtivery medium or long. Swinging, Connection”, 8:16; “U tile Mur­ TCUand TY>ke. The extension has on whether or not an addition 24 Hour Banter Servloe ders", 10:00 been petitioned by Ted Trudon, should bo buUt at Hllng Junior WALL-TO-WALL free and easy fluid lines SATURDAY. M A Y 6th ~ owner of property on the north High School and whtetoer or not MANCHESTER competiuon, by butMt wUl reqiilxe retun- Stoat Hartford Drive-In — Rc- M ay Save with natural movement and apetm Wednesday side of ToUand Tpke. on which renovations should bo made to OIL HEAT. INC. CftRPETINR holding power created by Tiio beforeithe day is over. Etost Windsor Drive:In — Re­ *10i)0 Per Couple he plans to byUd a HbUday Inn. Bennet Junior High School. 649-4908 ^ *’®^ ccfnpoeers have written opens Wednesday Trirtto’s attorney, John Shea, ■ • - Toe or Finger “Pivot Point Cuts.’’ Worn « extromel^ weU tor the harp. MEMBERS and GUHBT8 U^m-onto told toe directors fe»tor Country CTub to buUd Meadows Drive-In — "French By Sheila & Allan SweifSOh by famous models in Paris ^ Debussy, and Connection” , 8:00; "Utile Mur­ toSt toe construction of the & t \ ®«> Strauss are excepUons. Mo- OaU 9184198 for Beoervatlan restaurant complex is Poette toe club’s ninth hole. and New York to compli­ ders", 10:00 molel ------i'j There are more than two expert to' .I T * " t wrote! a double concerto for Blue HUla Drlvo-In — "Some­ largely conUhgeiit bn toe avnll- praiMsed a^eptance of' Call Blau's and we will send an ment the new fashions. red, ^ e "C” strings are blue, harp and hute, both of vdUch In- MeelcvUle Rd. as a town street billion toes on American feet N M 0 m « times A Great Notion”, 8:00; ablUty of sewer lines. and two billion fingers on RRO from hun- Is not particularly notice- strumentsi he detested, but he “Play Misty For Mo”, 10:08 . . .a proposal to combine . . . proposed authorization your homo with samples. Choose ^ e u^eas you are up close to needed t i e money that was for the placement of Utter bar­ American hands. But each Je tty Lewis Cinema—“Mark Monday thru Ttam day at 9 VM. Colonial Rd. ahd Progress Dr. year thousands of these are clothing has a history of get­ dreds of new patterns, colors and fabrics. No the In^runwnt. forthcoming for hU efforta. of the Devil", 7:00, 9:00 Friday at 7 aad Mil# rels at various locations in town around on the ground?[Chil­ from 7.50 TTie harp is rot very loud iii ______• SHOW TIMES! Saturday a t 3, 7 and 19tl9 for purposes of, by USA. Inc., an Ohio compsny removed by power mower dren and power mAwers ting caught on moving parts. its tone and is easily covered by imbursement of E.K.F. finances toe barrels with accidents. don’t mix. Always! ask But be sure to be shod. Don’t obligation to you . . . including shampo and blow oat the orchestra. A good gauge of elates, develoi^ra of toe ^ advertisements on them, youngsters to stay pway mow barefoot. Quartet, Chorus NOW Hum TDliaDAV cheater Industrial Park along proiweed approval ot an One hospital near our GIT TNI the abilities of the conductor is while you’re mowing. • When you mow, keep O IN U tN I C A L L 643-4159 toose r o ^ . ™ s p r o ;^ ^ agraem inf between toe town home reports treating vic­ to see if you can hear the harp iiark of the ■ th e GODFATHER' IS A MOVIE THAT SEEMS TO feet well away from mower Ptxto by Liondaaer vrtien you can se^ it being play­ Both Second in turned down iMt m w ^ bm ^ Manchester firelighters tims pf at least 10 accidents a Pick up debris, toys, EVERYTHING! WARMTH. VIOLENCE. N°STAEblA^ Town Counsel David Barry has p ^ d e s for a SH each week during the mow- anything that can get caught, blades. If you stop a mo­ ed. If you can’t the conductor is D o v ir p e CHARISMAOFMARLON BRANUOIN ONEO^^^^ ment, don’t leave the mow­ uinifR OPEN MON. For Appointment, Telephone 643*8951 letting the work be played too Reh ion Event ruled toat the directors can increase in the ii^ season. These are in- cut and flung out by r )tary at 1 1 I 9 P J L combine toe town roads U they „ jwies to a foot, toe, hand or blades. The blades travsl as er running unattended. Ask for Miss Lori or Mr. Douglas, our shag haircut specialists^ loud by the remainder of the oi^ The jlusicna Quartet of PERFORMANCES. THE DYNASTIC SW mflSHR thru SAT. chestra as a rule. Generally the Mcxmtalq Laurel Chapter « want to without violating toe In- _ _ . a, request for an early^ finger. Across the nation fast as aircraft prope lers. a Mow steep slopes side­ ITALIAN-AMERICAN GONE dustrial guidelines under which jg'ti,|e,i,ent by IsabeUe Fournier, thousands of injuries related When they throw a stone, ways with a conventional 'Thrust-Bock Cellar' composers know how to write Sweet Adelines placed second In chip a dog bone, cut wire for the harp, but few conductors a Northeast iReglcn 1 compet- toe roads were built. ^ employe of the Board of Bd- to power lawn equipment power mower. Mow vertical­ TOILET TANK BALL Molirt Thurs. & . . . it can kill. Only mow Amarica'i largatJ Soller SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON understand balancing It with or- Itlon over the weekend at Wal- . . . proposed additional ap- ugatlon, effective June l . X ^ - may be caused this year. ly with a riding mower. proprlations to toe 1972-72 Gen- _ propoeed approval for re- Most are avoidable. clean lawns. Tti* gffidant W atar'Moilar inilantly i1op« 'onnery KEITH’S chestra. tham. Mass. Mountain Laurel JIRRV LfWIS ONCMA jjj^ ^ FBEE a When you stop'to make tHa flow of watgr oftar aoch flu$hing. Fri. Niles till 9! 44 OAK ST. MANCHES'TER TEL. 643-8951 eral Pun<2 Budget Including: duottoi in the 1971-72 .General a Check fuel before you The harp can play almost Chapter chorus placed sqccnd ■idltvaa Ave., Sa. WlaAiir Here’s a check list. Cut it repairs, clear the discharge 751 AT HARDWARE STORES 648-4159 anything a piano can play. Uke ^ the ehonis competition, $42,600 for insurance; $20,000 for Budget eiqxropiiation to out! Staple, tape or stick it start. But refuel out of dpors. shoot . . . for whatever rea­ the piano It Is scored on two the Illusions, made up of 580 RUPRSISF i f ' HiPTf' :.[ the welfare department: $19,000 ^ capital Impr^ment Re- near your power mower. Do it carefully to prevent son . . . turn the ertgine off staves using the treble and bass Mrs. Truman Crandall and 5 M HuUi F RCW HTF L . ri I i ’ • lo the treasurer’s office for gerve Fund to bq- offset by a Read it before you mow spills. Gas kills grass) On and disconnect s the spark clefs. It Is most characteristic Ddvld Gunas of Manches- dent service: $16,600 for Con- reduction in the im-72 General each week. a hot engine, it can explode plug. In "arpeggio’’ work which come ter and Mrs. Michael Fhhey and necUcut Medical Sendee; $14,- p-und Revenue^ in the amount all over you, too. SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY 300 for social security: $3,000 of $96,026. , f Look, around the lawn HosjJitals don’t have sppre from the Italian “arpa" the Mrs. Joseph Sullivan of New FILM RATING GUIDE first. Are Children playing, a Leave loose, mod feet and fingers. Mow safely word for harp In that language. ^>^tain, had placed third last for refund of taxes; and $600 profxxsed aKWOval for ACADBMT AWARDS each for toe collector of reve- the reduction in the estimated .(»re pets loose, are there clothes in the closet when this year. \ “Arpeggios” are reaUy broken y®"* year, they reejsived For Parents and i^lANCHESTi WINNING HIT jiranches, toys or any items you plan to mow. Loose (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ) chords. Another characterisUc *Pe®*®l coaching from Robert nue’s office, general sendees 1971-72 General Fund Budget Now cut that out Their Children Plus TOP CO-HIT department, and the Senior Revenues and utilisation of 1970- device Is the "gUsaando’’ where •Itrector of the Afariboro, 71 audited General Fund Surplus FABRIC SALE a finger Just slides over the “ “ ®* Chapter, which served Citizens Center. aamtua. AuniNcn The appropriations would be In toe amount of $798,000. Spring and Summer Fabric, with ravings from 26% to 99% strings Instead of plucking “ **®ete8s chapter over the ASAfnAdmHM OFF — THE VALUES ABE FABULOUS AT SS18 - • - them. Incidentally, harpists ’"’eekend. WINNER] ACABEMY financed by a reduction, of $117,- . . . proposed approval for never use the little fingers '™® Traditions Quartet of 300 In toe 1971-72 budget for toe i-eduction In (Capital Improve- YOU BET YOUR LIFE -■ If r ^ ld modulaUon U derired placed first, with Mrs. ^AWARDS Capltal Improvement Reserve ment Reserve Fund Account NOW THRU MAY 27 such as is called for by20tli “tster, Mrs. Trudy Hol- Fund. 933, Secondary'Sewer Construc- traveling without Guardian’s "EJmeigency Ihghway Kit’' — . . . several proposed alloca- tlon Project, In the amount of for your reassurance, protection and peace of mind. century composers, H Is usually' ^ lead. They are the ...... Mu aw St Dan Biveri* necessary to employ two harpe. “f“*“tero of Mr. and Mrs. awwa Fai ra-TMaann CMbsf-frt lions In toe Capital Improve- $276,000 Introducing the Playt^ Oiriacne DANUN Avoid helplessness, distress or accidents The EASY OABE FABRIC — Just WA»i and WEAR others, 'nckets wiU be on sale Snow and Kingdom of Sweets, Criss-Cross Front... at the door. PRIOE8 EVERY DAY OF THE We Deliver ------Mon This No Risk Coupon T o d ay------where they are entertained by To The Public Novetiy Jaoqoaid The program will consist of a potpourri of divertissements. Open y e a r . . • AND YOU SAVE Everywhere Wamsntta DOUBLE KNITS BIOBE THROUGHOUT THE d o u b l e k n it s DOUBLE KNITS TO: GUARDIAN NATIONAL, P.O. Box 243, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 "Ooncerto for Harp" by GUeie; “Orandstand” is a con­ NEIL SIMON'S Fast In spring shades. In an array of spring In 2 - 8 color Jac­ Uti94y l e g a l BEVBEAG13 y e a r . ^ . ON ALL YOUR quards, in exciting Please send me: vt "Meatwaves Studies" by Ed­ temporary commentary in toe Blues, pinks, or­ pastel shades of nov­ N a m e...... ward MiUer; Mutations from form of a rock ballet. Srtectiona PLAZA SUITE RUSmesSMGN'S tUNCHCONS PBBadUPTIOiN NEEDS.. anges and many elties, swlris, crepes patterns Jurt right □ One KIT @ $1.95 plus 25c handling "The Nutcracker” by Tchaikov­ of papular music, combined more. 60” wide - 60" wide, U%-12 oz. for s u m m e r, 60” Sheer Elastic BacK w i d e , U% • 12 OB. and portage. , Address../...... sky! and "Grandstand," a com­ with electronic effects, news Sw’vwl DoBy 1l:3D AJri. TRY US AND SK 10% oz. Completely mach. Friday SatHrday and Stretch Straps wash. Oomplstely m a o h. □ SPEOlALi.Two Hits $3.50 plus 40c pilation a t . music by ■ several broadcasts, and televlslcn com­ * o 3 p .M . for total rtfetch comfort. Vale to $3.00 i wartu composers. mercials, serve as a sound M a y 12 M a y 13 SALE.. $2.49 Reg.. 94.98 handling and postage. Sizes: 34-36A, 32-40B, 32-42C, 8AUE.. $2.98 Reg. 9648 $ 1 9 8 _ (Cknn. rertdents add u c per kit State "Ooncerto,” a three-move­ track tor a cycle of diversions M a y 19 M ay 20 Ogitr To 34-420 $6.50 (D Cup $1.00 more) sales tax.) ment, romantic lyric ballet tor expressing values of hate, sex, harp and orchestra, combines war, and poUttes. 849 pjtt. FOR A WHOLE NEW WAY OF 1 understand I must be fuUy satisfied Z ip ...... corps de ballet, solo, and duet. LIVING IN COMFORT, TRY THE or I may return toe KU(s) tor a full BAIMJ. AndUortnm " Somersville Mill Salesrooms Make check or mmtey order payable to The company will potorm toe TeL 8499191 NEW LIVING* COMFORT STYLED D & L i SomersvUle refund. AUow 3 weeks for delivery. Alaskan Coast Long TIokets BRA TODAY! ‘9NI STMB.Or PAWtOM Newington New Britain Middletown Void vdiere prohibited, restrioted or "GUARDIAN NATIONAL" "second end third movements,- General Adtiriaaien $849 Shopping romantic duet and coda. NOME — The'general shore­ Nortowood Maple Street. Hceose required. NKSH 01 Student 99.99 Stanley Plaza Plaza Avante garde baUet, "Meat- line of Alaska (5,680 statute Center and back elastic; nylon, spandax. Cup lacing and lining: 100% nylon. Cup interlining; Plaza. Wasningtoh Across from Bex OfSee, O. Fox Main a t t h e PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Elastic: rayon, cotton, nylon, spandex. Exclusive of other elastic, e rni »y ikteiuiationai. p ia y t ix coeroeATiow waves” symtxdlses today's Ufe m llu) Is longer than the genera Lowery Place 45 Slater Rd. Ave. The Mill style In dance. Boys meet girls al coastline of the conterminous Floor, tlggett Paikade Drag, and fallow through to rteotronle United States (6,088 ndles). or n im e 9f9-T4l6 o p

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PA G E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING EERa £.D, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MAY 1, 1P72 \EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0>IN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 Protesbsini PZC Hears ( i F U N N Y Ramp Qosed • THE NEEll)LET0 1 N T SHOE Tolland T Motorists traveling west on Rise Agains^ C o v e n try - C o v e n try », Bids Tonight Fouhders Bridge into Hart­ ford will not be able to use Irish Police R u s t a m ZBAxAjpproves Drive th e . southbound ramp to In­ A request for industrial Bon­ (Continued M m Page One)' ing of alxHit 30 acres of land terstate 61 Wednesday and Few Show Interest Town Establishes Brainard Drops Out north of Tolland Tpke. is sched­ Thursday British government Sunday Route 44A, aefott from Bolton Pharmacy uled for a public h^^ring to­ To Interior Parcel The ramp will be closed night. night by the Manchester Plan­ from 9 a'.m. to 3 p.m, both His letter to Prime Minister BOLTON NOTCH ning and Zoning Oommission The Zoning Soiard ot Appeals on abortion.” The vote vras 13 to days to complete road sur­ Edward Heath said unless the In Charter Change Program Of Assembly Race^ IRA is completely destroyed 10:00 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday (PZC). voted in an executive aeaeion 11 In favor of the letter. face repairs, according to the The poBaibllltlea of changing Ufa coae of the' aelectman peat- The town Of ...» Coventry .«has en- eight regiriered Republican and" Republican- Jesse Brainard In an effort to clean a portion The request, made by New after its public hearing Wednes­ In other action the commit­ State Transpo^Uon-'Depart-. “then the loyalist people of Ul­ ■ .ju**”*^ Rovemment failed to tlon which would prohibit the tered Injo a permanent re- ster will have no other option 12 remained unaffiliated. has armounced his withdrawal Coventry Lake, York businessmem Julius Miller, day to giant a variance to tee set up a candidate selection ment. ^aU 643-4342. strlke a reaponaiyo chord among official front holding any other cycling program" to t both glasa Meeting Canceled Oaron Brothers, Inc. tor' a 60- but to take action which Is con­ as a candidate for state repre- ^ 1 ^ Partridge, president of seeks to rezone the existing Ru­ committee and a committee ' to town resldenta. resulting In job. - and papef, with staUons for The Lions Club canceled to- ^ . Sea Dragons, spoke to a recent ral Residence land for industrial foot private drivevray to interior recommend, membeta for the sidered appropriate in the only 20 people attending Idst Under the administrative both articles n6w established- at Awards' went to Billy Klnell for sentaUve from the 53rd assem- meeting of CPPSC about the present situation.” purposes. The zone change, if lot No. 16 at Ice Pond Bstatea toara committee. Public Records week's public forum on the pro­ form of, govei it the CRC Uia dump, ^ c l a l glass the best designed racer; Kyle bly district. He cited personal, clean-iip procedure. The local granted by the PZC, would re­ wHh the stipulation that only a Serving on the candidate se­ d a 'g said Protestants were posed charter fihanges. proposBd the elir^HUlpn of. the pclte^ticH ' site set up behind Ayerii for the most original; and and professional reasons for 'Wdll be of service by sult in construction of an in­ one-family residence be built. lection committee ere Pete Dal- Trustee’s Deed beginning to envisage civil war. The meeting, scheduled by tb,e Board of Finance, ^ t h duties 'Allen's'Supermarket. Danny Coon for the most un- Two other requests for var­ Trouble In the Protestant guarding the Nperimeter and dustrial Ixiilding and eventual laire, Mrs. Marten Foote, Ger^ The OonnecUcut Bank and Charter ■ Revision Committee, t^ e n over by toa ^ l i U s t ^ r gnte '6iautlflcaUon Committee “^ 1 - stepping out of the race. iances,, one from George Aides Trust Oo., trustee ot the will streets cf East Belfakt began Brainard intends to continue towing debris to shore. development of an industrial aid Croes, William Borst and attempted to sound out the pub­ and the^expwided board pf Be- ^as run repypllng programs on Trophies went to the three Any person with a canoe or Jr. for a 80-foot right-of-way to of - Joseph Needham, - to David last week when a car believed as a . member of the Town park, according to Miller. Robert Dixon, lic's opinions on desired gov­ l e ^ e h or town coupclL a limited basU for the past *»«*est raoers: Charles Riley, rowbeet interested In partici­ Miller, who owns Mercury two lots for single-family Edward Btils, James Derby A. and Mary Jane I^ime, prop­ from a Catholk; area sped into ernmental changes before the Council, however,- where he is dwellings and the other from erty at 47 Thomas Dr„ convey­ ' the district and men inside shot The annual town meeting and recently requested ot Place; Charles Funk, sec- pating should contact Henry Electrical Products Manufactur­ T*tar'» fUNNT «iM M $1.00 fw and M n. Wdge Lee will serve drafting of a new charter docu- could be retained or eliminated, hio -Town Council that the town and Jim Carilll, third. serving a second two-year term. Juanita Gregory for a right-of- on the committee to recommend ance tax 324.W. down two Protestant youths. Grabcwskl, Woodland Rd. ing Oo. in New Hyde Parte, nek eri(inl ”hiny“ SnO n « The 63rd assembly district The local club will hold a spe­ Long Island, said he plans to H: Todey-, funny, 1200 Wnt TWO way to two. parcels of land on members for the town commit­ Certificates of Attadunent- Sunday night and early to­ a t e looking for pub- Several awanls wero given at was created during the recent S».. CIm l—4. Ohi* 44111. Questionnaires were passed Uc pplnlm on the decision. basis S recent pack meeting also. cial meeting on May 9 at 7:30 construct a 50,000 square-foot Basketduq) Rd., were tabled. tee. Hartford Hospital Ine. agahist day, at least six shcqpa and pubs out to the 20 residents attend- Mefliber* of town boards and _ ‘ . Eric Llndlau received a bob­ redistrlctlng, and contains three The board also tabled a re­ Raymond F. and Judith Healy, were wrecked by flying rocks p.m. at the Grabowskl home to building for an expansiCHi of his This latter cmnmittee has Ing., but before th,e results are commlisions, other than those esqplamlng the pro- cat pin and Tim DeGroff, a Gold towns; Coventry, Tolland and elect officers. electrical products firm. quest from Harold Martin of been instructed to come-up with $128, two parcels on Manchester or set ablaze with flaming tabulated, Chairman William hired would serve without pay. 8^*^ urging townwide arrow. David Fish received a Wlllinston. However, because of Hartford for a variance to build recommendations to fUl one va- Rd. gasoline bombs. Police reported McGovern Effort The PZC hearing will be held Summers hopes to circulate, Members of the town council PAftlclpatlon are to be sent three-year star. the recent,, ruling which nullified j Local Citizens for McGovern at 7:30 at the Municipal BuUd- a one-family house on a one cancy that 'pre^ntly exists with Rome Z. Byk, doing business widespread looting. ■many more of the forms to ob­ would run on an ”at largo” this week with all Webeloes activity badges went the redistricting plan, the 63rd ^dd a picnic on May 7 at 1 ing hearing room. acre lot in a two acra acne. an.under-21-yearS^-age-voter in as Industrial Mailing Bureau, Rioters hijacked a garbage tain a cross section of opinion. basis, since the CRC does not children, is in a state of limbo, and may the" home of Mr. and against Ronald E, Wright, $780, to David Riley, Bruce Tanger- Also on the hearing agenda is RepidiUoan- Town Committee accordance With the March cau- coUectIcm truck and used it to Some of the 12 questlcms are feel it advisable to get into die- Barrels fer glass collection one, Dwight Smith, David ro t. even exist come election ^rs. Alvah Phillips. Rt. 44A. an application by Nicholas Jack- V The Republican Town Com- cus. ' . property -on Spring St. haul rocks to sldestoeet battle­ generalized while others touch tricts at this time. both the town dump on Trade Names Smith, Richard Judkins, Ross Anyone Interested In attend- ston for rezoning ot a three-acre mittee last week unanimously A motion was also passed to grounds. on specific proposals. ClUzen reaction is being Coventry and at Diaz and Jim Carilll. Coventry Is currently In the guculd contact Mrs. Albert parcel at Fern and Gardner Sts. elected Emery Taylt^ to servis donate a book to the Douglas William Oormler, doing busi­ Bottles and stones rained During the meeting Summers sought on the method ness as Progressive deaning EDC Vacancies 51st assembly district, with the carUli, South St., or Mrs. Leslie Jackston seeks to change the as chairman for a two-year Library in memory of Mrs. H. down on police from a mob of outlined the CRC proposals In­ Uon of the head of the council Coventry. However, the The ...... Economic...... Development ^ th^;»e towns of Andover, Bolton sorrell, WrlghW Mill Rd. zoning from Rural Residence to term. Taylor replaces H. d a y C. Osborn Jr., mother of the Services at,. 81 Mcdn St. about 300 who staged lightning cluding the elimination------of --- six- or board of selectnven,either ttorUi end collectiCn site is for Commission has two vacancies and Coventry - represented by / ______Residence A. Osbom.Vwho served for the past former town chairman, Roland H, Brandt, doing bii^- raids out cf the darkness. year terms, which they feel die- aeparately on the ballot, as the “ ® convenience of those In the on its five-member board. The Belton's Dorothy Miller. six years. Bulletin Board ness as OCirpet Care of Man­ Three policemen were injured courage people from running for ^P vote getter, or elected by northern part of town only, and terms of Donald Watt and Wll- If the old district lines cor.- Firemen In Dallas answered A former selectman of the- The following meetings and chester, 26 Columbus St. ami four rioters arrested. offlce. or committing them- the board: the Tewn Council U asking that Ham Minor have both expired tlnue to hold, Mrs. Miller could 24,115 calls during 1971. Expand Facilities toiwn, Taylor bn* also served activities are scheduled for this In the CatlKdlc enctove of Ar- selves to a second term. All six Fire Calls es many people as possible use and anyone wishing to fill one of continue as representative. ------/ ------on the Board of Finance and as week: doyne, youths commandeered SAN MARCOS, Tex. (AP) — Scientific instruments placed Board of Educ|itlon memb^sra Members of the Tolland Vol- the dump site, these seats should notify In writ­ GOP Town Chairman Leonard Republican registrar of voters. Monday: Regional District 8 on the moon by the Api^o n vehicles and tumed theni into favored reducing" the six-year unteer Blre Department re- A truck Is stationed at the ing either Town Clerk Elizabeth Benjamin said that the town An increase in the number of He is now serving cn the Zen- Board of Education Annuzd biasing barriendes to protect CLEARANCE SALE students participating in Bap­ astronauts were protected from term. sponded to 86 calls during April, dump for paper collecUon, Rychllng or Town Manager committee will discuss Bralr,- ing Board of Appeals, as treas- Budget meeting, 3 p.m., Rham the extreme cold by heaters gunmen who fired at army pa­ Towm boards responding to fioconMng to fire chief Ronald which Includes magazines but Dennis Moore. ard’s withdrawal and other Im­ tist student center activities at urer of the Dougiaa Library, High School; Hebron Oongrega- trols. the CRC Southwest Texas State Univer­ fueled with a plutonium radio­ ' proposals earlier, Llttell. no cardboard, with all paper to The Democratic Town Com- plications of the redistrlctlng sit­ and on the library’s committee Uonal dnirch Junior choir re- isotope. The British Troops shot ^back agreed to the concept ot odd Ot these 18 were emergency be tied with string, not wire. mltttee Is expected to make uation at Its regular monthly sity has resulted in plans to ex­ assisting John Slbun with the hearsal, 3 p.m., Hebron school; but claimed no hits. numbered board size. calls in Tolland including 11 pand facilities during the sum­ Regarding glass collection, recommendations from party meeting Tuesday, scheduled for 50% off writing of the history of the Bye and Ear dinic, 9 a.m„ Variances of opinion regard- brush firee, two rescue calls, residents are asked to sort ranks for the two seats In May, 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. mer. town. Hebron school. Cety, Max Factor The Rev. D. Glen Norris, di­ Ing the reduction of the num- three structure fires. Including their glass by color before de- since both Watt and Minor are The town committee will also Elected to serve with Taylor Tuesday: Volunteer Fire Dept. her of elective posts was "voiced an electrical fire at Onant Hill positing In the barrels, and are Democrats, elect Its officers for the two- FTi • rector of the Baptist Student were Mrs. Anne Emt, vice meeting, 8 p.m,, Oo. 1, Main St.; not only among the CRC Itself and New Rds.,'plus two vehicle Union, said attendance at Tues­ reminded that no crushing of However, anyone else Inter­ year term at that time. chairman; Mrs. Alice Mayfaew, Rham ISgh School Tmu Center but those attending the hearing fires. glass is allowed. ested is also asked to express PINE PHARMACY day and Thursday evening ves­ cniiig, 7 p.m., school m- Boating Club secretary; and Edward TBnch- as well. An additional 10 mutual aid Glass recycleis are also urged his or her desire. The Coventry Paddle, Prop • \ij III. \ { nt. per services warranted the Uff as treasurer. mons; Bye and Ear (Clinic, 9 Cited as advantages Were fires were handled by the local planned expansion. a.m., Hebron school. to remove all metal rings and ---- ^— and Sail Club will be assisting M I'.rtl-" -t. I The committee voted to send making voting easier while oth- firemen in addition to a service lids from glass articles, as this Manchester Evening Herald the Windsor Locks Sea Dragons The proposed addiUm will Wednesday: Lions Club meet- ers felt ,the election o< officials cost $00,(X», with the BSU rais- p a ^ m is part of the "a letter to Governor Mealdll ‘"ST. 7:30 p.m., night’s meeting, and slated two has proven to be somewhat of Coventry corresponent, Holly Scuba Diving Club on May 21 Chestnut Lodge, gave thd voters more choice meetings May 8 and 16 to dls- a problem In past recycycUng Oantner, Tel, 742-8798. American Legion of candidates. cuss and vote <»i a slate of offl- drives. ------generalL*!!:™!' convention------— providing programpLrl^ to give you the naUon’B S S n T ^ Committee attorn^ is op- AuxlBary meeting, 8 p.m., fI^g- LOW The CBJC leans to reducing the matching funds, r ion Ulall*Hall; nildboHGilead /~VwiormarnHihVYQlCongregational cers for the coming year. Efood Jars, such as mayon- finest newspaper. ing to circumvent and delay im- number of elective positions, A baton competition wlJU be naise, ketchup and the like, Church, Senior choir rehearsal, according to Summers. Worlds Most Complete tii-Fi & Electronics Center ptemMitaUcn of the latest fed­ 7:S0'p.m.; Eye and Ear CSinic, scheduled June 8 at Tcdland should be rinsed before depos- eral court decision which struck He proposed hiring the tax Hlgh School, sponsored by the itlng also. Bolton 9 a.m., Hebron school. collects, town clerk, treasurer, down the Connecticut State Law Thursday; Republican Women Lions Club, to raise funds for Cub Pack 68 PRICE road si^rintendent, building In­ the high school scholarship. Cub Scout Pack 65 held its R A D I O ^ Committee meeting, 8 p.m., spector, sanitary inspector, fire home of Lorraine Wallace;/ Sen­ Bulletin Board annual Pinewood Derby recent- BIG VALUE marshal, and dog warden. TYie annual town budget meet- ly, with about 35 scouts com­ I Police Report |ior Citizens meeting, 1 p.m., Gil­ Other officers including the ELECTRONICS Churches Planning ead Church Social Roenn; ing will be held tomorrow night petlng for ribbons and cups. LAFAYETTE Anthony Oarafaino, 16, of 12 Hebron Congregational' Cluirch 4-PDr NYLON CORD”AU-WEATHER 1S:"TIRE rMreatlon (seven g school. call on South River Rd. and Glenwcxxl St., was arrested ear­ Senior chchr rehearsal, 7 p.m. Clean sidewall design, radial darts on shoulder- • Triple-tempered nylon cord construction members) library olrectors Zoning Board of Appeals seven drills, including two train­ ly Sunday morning bn a charge Hebron Oongregaticxial Church (four rnembers) town cmm^l, hold a public hearing to- ing sessions at the Willinuuitlc For Summer Camp board rf tax review, ^ ^ ‘®r- morrow night at 8 at the town Training School. of taking a motCH' veMcie with­ Evangelism Committee nate, ZBA altornate, health di­ Plans ore under way for the and to return the same evening out the owner’s permission, af­ tlon, 8 p.m. hall. Voter Registration BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS rector and assessors would be The Grange wlU meet tomor­ A total of 83 new voters have summer day camp sponsored at approodjnately 9 p.m. ter a car he was allegedly oper­ Saturday: Board of Selectmen appointive. The term of the annually by the Bcriton Ecumen­~ Bulletin Board ating was Involved in an acci­ meeting, 10 a.m„ Town Office row night at 8 in the Grange been registered during Satur­ dent on Wcdmit St. assessors would expire In June. HaU. day’s voter making session, and a c ical Council. This year's session The Public Buildihg Cfonunls. Building. FOR COMPACTS Steneo^ S I I Also appointive would be the will run weekdays June 20 sicn will meet tonight at 7:80 Police said a car headed west Comets, by the town clerk between ses­ Conservative commission. Manchester Evening Herald sions. through June 30 from 9 a.m. to in the office of the elementary ^ Menchester Evening Berald Corvairs, It was suggested by the au­ noon at St. Maurice Parish Cen­ Sunday left the rocul, drove Hebron cxNTeapoadent, Anne Tolland f:orrespondent Bette The majority of new yot6rs Sal^rice^Expir^aturdai^^ Falcons, dience that a Civil Service ap­ Quatrale, tel. 878-2848. registered Democrat, 13, while ter. 43k- The' selectmen wlU meet to- ” Em*, teL 228-8971. Site 6.S0ii3 proach be taken regarding the •Ali children in Boltph from crossed the road again, ran tubeless, plus Darts, Specials morrow night at 7 In the anil Valiants hired positions. kindergarten age throc^ Grade across a lawn at 181 Wabuit St., Tax, and old, tire LAFAYETTE (§riterion Pkkering town offices. The addition of two members '. 'V 'r*'-' 6 ore eligible to Attend the Fire cximmissicmers will meet and struck the rear porch of the 15 of the PZC ‘to the Conservation 181 WcUnut St. home. camp. "Children whc^'^llve outside tonight at 7:30 at the firehouse. MEDIUM SIZE CARS Camaroft. Commission, one of which would Bolton but attend any of the When pcdice arrived at the ac- 50-Watt Stereo Hi-Fi Phono System There will be a meeting of aU ^ RENT Si/e 7.75x15, Chovrolcis, \ be the chairman, was not too town’s churches /are also wel­ managers and coaches of UtUe scene, the driver was not 7.75x14. Chevy lie. F-eSs. well received, according to come. / there. The car, owned by Ray- CARPET $ 8.25x14 or Fairlancs. and... .__farm. league , „ basebcdl, teams mond Dionne of Vernon, was 8.25x15 tube­ fnahy of those attending the Janet Gleasoh, who is organiz­ SHAMPOOER less. plus Ambassadors. hearing/ It was felt the work Complete System Includes: ing the camp program, a n - _____ V He had parked at the $2.12 to 52.34 Corvettes. Rebels. ^ Army-Navy a u b ." ^ (dependinf Plymoulhs load of the PZC is already suf­ Lafayette LA-324 50-Watt Stereo Amplifier—a distinctively styled out­ nounces th ^ a new curriculum morial Park, on sue) and ficient without taking on extra TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! < standing stereo-performer complete with attractive case.* Oantoino was released on a o ld tire . nnd Tempests is being introduced this year. duties. Garrard Model 40B 3-Speed Automatic Turntable with attractive mafeh- Based on'the theme “Love Thy u i—L n . _ 350® non-surety bond for ccxirt 21 The separation of the plan­ Neighbc^ ■ The pmgmm wUl Bolton abearance at Manchester May LARGER CARS Ingbase.* A LARGER SIZES LOW PRICED TOO I ning and zoning commission Into Pickering P/ATE-1 Elliptical Diamond Stylus Stereo Cartridge BLUE Uuicks, Fords, Introdilce the children to cus- Donohue, tel. *49-8499. •• 7.75-15 • 7.75-14 • 8.25-14 • 8.?545 two separate commissions was 9 9 i : 2 Criterion 50A 2-Way Bookshelf System—features 8" woofer and 3/2“ toms/and ways of life all over ' L u s t r e . Dodges. proposed by the CRC, but Vincent A. Pavelack, 22, of no Mercurys. tweeter for wide-range reproduction ^ orld, and will include mu- Plus S2.12 to}2.34 also' failed to obtain the gen­ COUNUtY STYLE slo from other lands. Columbia certain address, was arrested Fed. Ex. Tax, $2.48 Fed. Ex. Pontiacs. early Saturday morning on depending on site, To: Oldsmobilcs, eral support of those attend­ ,/Arts crafts, recreation, a Veal's Variety Store and old tire. ing. PORK RIBS 5 9 .V ! /lasaroom discussion session and chaiges of disorderiy conduct T-Birds Group Treats police reported. The arrest 982 OENTEB 8T. IT 2 3 Administrator /refreshment pericxl arc also in­ - (FonnMly Olootts) stemmed from Incidents Friday The CRC leans toward the SUPERSCOPE \ Thf Tiipptfiif to Stereo cluded in the daily camp activ­ hiring of a lull-time profession­ SONY ities. Infested Trees night at Friendly’s Ice Cream HIGHLAND PARK MARKET { store on Main St., and later at al togm administrator, accord­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 ^ Deluxe So ny/Superscope 110A Sony/Superscope 252-P Registratiem forms will be Conservation Commis­ ing to Summers, who can be available soon through the _ the pcdlce statiim, police said. Stereo Record/Playback Tape Deck sion members painted creosote IHivelack was released on a Values on Goodyear Tires for Panels fired if the - joiwn Is not satis­ AC/Dp Cassette-CordOf O h You’re never churches or from Mrs. Gerl on trees the W T ^ l T i S '- $100 cash bond for court fied with his performance. Phelps, Birch Mountain Ext. A urday to destroy gypsy moth The alternative would be the small registratlmi fee will be re- egg madses. appeanance May 18. Features Built-in Conden­ Vans & Pick-ups , election of a full-time first se- ser Mike and handy Re­ quired to cover the cost of arts Dorothy Greenway, commls- Charles R. O’Reilly Jr., 30 of too old lec^an. The CRC proposes a Read Herald Advertisements ,This fine performing, 2- and crafts materials. ' slon co-chairman, said they conflict of Interest clause In mote Start/Stop Micro­ speed (7 1 /2 and 3% IPS) 32 Valley View Lane, Vernon, phone for dictation pur­ Nursery and pre-school care were particularly concerned was arrested Sunday night on THEY COUIO aWE TOUR VSGHnOHS solid-state reel-to-reel for chUdren of camp teachers with the ChnsUtutlonal Oak in breach of peace charges at to bear better poses. Complete with Re­ stereo tape deck features will be provided by Karen front of Yeoman’s Hall. Manchester Hotel on McNall St. mote Control Microphone, Moore, Paula L athi^ and She said It was Infest^ with SAVE... Sound with Sound Mixing, . ^ . He was released on a $180 non- Chicago, 111.—A free ofiFer of Carrying Case, Earphone, AutoraatieShut-Off, Walnut Ronnie Plerog. eggs and members todi it upon suretv bond for court an* Patch Cord, 4 ‘‘C" Batter­ Others who have volunteered themselves to paint the big oak peairace May 16 special interest to those who NYLON C M D Wood Base and 2 Patch to be teachers or assistants are among other trees. _ / ’ hear but do not understand <2595 con SODA ies, and Blank Cassette. Cords. (27-60569W *) (27-60643L*) Beth Wogman and Laurie The commissicn recommends John P. Golden Jr., 18, of words has been announced by Rib Hi-Miier • a * Rufini, pt-e-klndeigarten; Har- using the creosote method In Benedict Dr., South Windsor, Beltone. , , A non-operatingt>- model riet Beecher and Debbie Rich­ controlling the gypsy moth rath­ was arrested Sunday afternoon smallest Beltone aid ever ardson, kindergarten; Marylou er than with chemical sprays. QTS. » 1 , 0 0 at ’Treasure Olty department be given absolutely PACKAOE LeMalre and Rita Barnard, Voter Session store at the Farkade, charged to anyone answering this $ <2 1 5 5 2 9 4 5 C m t dnte Xajtuielttrn I '?am d Grade 1; Wendy Palmer and Only three people were made with larreny in the fourth Advertisement. Plus Tax STORE Donna Holland. it to see bow it is worn MANCHESTER PAR iU d E Sheetz and Ann Gagnon, Grade urday to observe Law Day. leased on his written promise to in tbe privacy of your own MANCHKTER ONLY 3; Pat Noren and Diana Butler, However, five others filed vot­ appear In court May 16. borne without cost or obligation Grade 4; and Mary Kiemon and er aiqdications during the week to S3.M Ooponding on tittC*. and Tii old of tiro S2.70 Lafayette Leads the Wa^ in 44Chaiinei Stereo Rae Jacobs, Grades 6 and 0. with the town clerk, a total of ____ _ “ . , of any kind. It’s yours to keep, Shirley Zeldler will be In eight for the week. s e ^ ^ c a S bi^s ta S ^ V ^ban a tbir^d Discrete 4-Chaniiel 1 SQ 4-Ctiannel | Derived 4-Channel charge of the camp kitchen. In the continuing trend to­ In a Saturday break into ’The >ts all at ear Also fits campers Passport Parlse LeMalre, Doriee Clou­ ward an increasing Democratic Factory at 746 Tolland’T o l l a n d Tpke.,Toke.. .m one unit. No.wires lead tier, Shirley Potter and Judy Party In town, four registered poUce reported. The Office was “Ouy to bead, Sumner will be co-ordinating with the Democrats and two Scoteh SMfflNOFP C rite rio n P id eering pried open, police said, and a These models are free, so 3 WAYS TO CHARGE a r LAFAYETTE the arts and crafts portlim of with the Republicans. Two candy machine was forced we suggest yOU write' for chose to be indepMident. • Our Own Cuslomar Credit Plan HALF GALLON the program. open- youi;p now. Again, we re- Sfh $6.34 Assessor’s Hours The town clerk will be in her a Matter Charge 200-Watt AM / FM office 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and ------^------peat, there is no cost, and GOODYEAR Calvin Hutchinson, assessor N ^ Hew "Worker Ho- certainly no obligation. a BankAmarIcard Q t. $7.10 and building inspector, advises from 7 to 9 p.m. to accept vot­ er application. wMte t» oept. 9519, sei- 4-Channel Stereo System that his hours will be varying verted into a hospital. The hotel 1/IONi $3.30 froni the regular schedule this Republican Club was sold for $13.6 million to the tone Electronics Corp., 4201 PROFESSIONAL The new officers of the Wom­ W. "Victoria, Chicago, 111. PROFESSIONAL ' SNAP BACK" week, and suggests that anycaie FVench and Pidyclinic Medical In mitirlil and workmanthlp, and workmanthlp on all Crltarldw tpaakan. Tambomlnl, TeL 48*4M4*. ' ^ d t ovailaMe at ------t—- NOW W ® ea. parish center Friday from 3 to Goodywir Service' Siorat 13 StQ>or DrinkB in B*Eu:h Box S A V E . . . t TM Columbia Broadcaating Syatam, Inc. 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 156 SPENCER STREET Twe Atwoods Maioboilir Urop Im > a.m. to 3 p.m. Jesus Spots on TTV KBIXT BD. and VERNON dBOUC (fonneity Oianat Kaso) 298 BROJO HTRTgir We Carry A Camplete Line af Imported and Domestic Winev Newport Outtng NEW YORK (AP) — Three - S . PHONE 648-9191 IveUN ST^bo ROUTE SO OPP. THB POST OFFIOR HAMDEN BRIDGEPORT The senior citizens club will television "spots,” depicting OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER IS MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD VBBNON, CONN. VRRNON, CONN. Phahe *49-u*l — BbaciHater Hamden Plata Lafayette Shopping Plaza sponsor a bus trip to Newport, teachings of Jesus, are being AtUntte Credit Card SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Spree Shopping Center Bishop's Corner Shopping Center R.I. June 14. Reservations must distributed under joint qionaor- PtMme 8T8-*TT4 357 No, Main-St., cor. Albany Ave. fC xit 27 at Connecticut Turnpike/ OOODYEiUt HOURS: Mon.-Wed. Up To 9 Moatha To Pay ( M l Broad St., oH Canter St.) lAdjOfft'ni LOffl $ TgylC' Open Laic Mon. threu|h Open Late Man. throuih Sat. 'tlltiO O P.M. be made with John .Aspinwall, ship of Presbyterians and the PHONE 64S-2711 Fn. til 9:00 P M. 8:89 • 9 — Hiiini.-Fri. 8:80 • 9 — • AiH. . l4 P JC. Dolly Mom-Wed. S • sii* — Than.‘I>l. Biahopa Corner Corbins Corner ®*- PHONE 236 0C93 August MUdner or Mario Morra Mennonltes. The 30-second mes- 646-5170 ling PorioKle Weart H artford W est H artford H a rte rd Optn Latt Mon. tAru Fri. 'til 9:00 P.M. Contttttitnf Budget Tcrmi AvoifoMa ______Sat. 8:89 ■ 3 X* * — Sat. * . I Open Late Mon . Thurs . Fri 'til 9:30 P.M before May 7. Plans call for a sages were filmed In cedor in SB»«k Am artwtedf N e i sss-ens s n .ia n tn -m a Wt resirvt the rifht to lim it quantitits n « iL . . I „ 9faa.. YORK . ManhJtUn . Brooklyn • iamaica • Loni Island • Westchester . Rochester • Buffalo • Syracuse ILLINOIS • Chicafo VA. • Falls Church • in itirla i bus to leave Bolton at 7:30 a.m. Israel. Wateetany Brirtol Wffiar iofofrons. u r s e y . Newark . Paramus Plainfield . Totowi . E-Brunswick' MASS. - Boston . Natick . Saufus . W. Roxbury 6A. . Atlanta impanaa PENN. . PhiladelphiaPittsburgh King of Prussia • Lancaster OHIO • Columbus • Toledo • Cleveland MD. • Baltimore • Mt. Rainier • Rockville PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 MANCHftSTER^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1. 1972 p a g e "s e v e n

he said In a weekend state­ ^!t6re from those guards the shreds of Vernon Vernon ^Bailey Delays ment. ‘‘During the next several their humanity. 'V weeks, I believe the impact of Candidate Nod the various candidates are hav­ 1 E ttp n tn 0 "FV>r Uie first time I understood what \ rg Tonight Places Open in Head Start HARTFORD (AP) — Demo­ ing ltal Improvement Program He urged party leaders Satur­ PubUabed Every Evening Except Sundays puhUo heh^rlnga on two propoaed conducted again this year by noon. wounded, did not indulge himself In to the general government budg­ day to follow hls example. and Holidaya. Entered at Ibe Post Ottlce at ordlnanceavtoninit at 7:80 at the Oontinuing Education De- Transportation wlU be provid­ Manchester, Conn., as Second. Class Mall direct condemnation of the human beings et. The- charter allowa the , ‘"rtiere kre rtlll many pri­ > Musk oxen have a natural .Matter. it of the Vernon School ed for each child, unless he is SERUCE theAdmlnlatrtilon Building. Oqe councU'to establish such a fund. mary votes to be taken and range in northern Canada and involved. ' of the ordinances would change within walking distance of the SUBSCRIPTION RATES The Redevelopment Agency more issues to be discussed," Greenland. . Payable in Advance. the term of office of the regis­ Start, a federally fund- school. Parents Interosted in What he noticed was that they had al­ has closed 1^ office oi| la designed to One Year ...... ,»S9.00 trars of v ^ r# and the other reglsterhig their chUweftirtay Six Months ...... 19.60 ready had their humanity stripped from Icn 8t. and tcBl|lti,wu len and enrich the back- Three Months ...... 9.76 copoetns sewer Une oonstnic- do so at any of th^itoSvMrtels- One Month ...... 3.26 them, by the torturesome nature of the tion. ' I with the c o u q p H iK b li {of a chUd who wUl be mentary schools, diiHiig school REAL Single Copy ____ ...... 16c the first renewill a _ kindergarten so he can hours, or by contacting Ronald By Carrier ...... weekly 76c Presently the re^trars serve THE OONSUMER events in which they had been Immers­ proposed plan for SeTBSnd. a two-year ^arm. proposed bottaifF^relate himself to the Kozuch at the Continuing Edu­ ESTATE MEMBER OF ed. phase. Mrs. "Betty Lou 1W1- school curriculum. The program cation efflee. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ordlnsnce would c n a ^ e the Uams, executive _ dlreetor will also wotliB with parents of the AND THE AUTOMOBRE The Associated Press is exclusively en­ The ’major-sutgeon almost suggested, teiTO to four years, v titled to the use of republlcation of all be at the meeting to explain the children to make them more news dispatches credited to It or not other­ The amendment to the aewer then, ' that he w as not only sorry for the I^ans. ' aware of the education oppor­ Mice Climbera A non-credit course for persons with Uttle knowledge about wise crMited In this paper and also the ordinance would ail.illon U B B rs Tide's In... 49oz convicted of speeding, all aeddenta In cre^t forNthe success of the on­ and other men have had to take JesU, A bby Rd., Ext., South 0 ^ « $ 1 Some Reason For Their Stance .^’s comporttiens. Strength J“?. Rich In Vitamins cm ■ Dirt's Out ukg going fund drive of The Drug a pay cut, when property taxes The Chamber Ensemble from Wlnd^; Dorothy ^ucklger. J M which an excess of ^>eed was poaaibly ^U^U Those terrible young people! Such is Adrisory Council, the main bou­ are at an all time high, .our 1^- the high school wUl also per­ Village SC, Ellington; Cynthia a factor. By 'Rowland Evans Jr, and Robert D. Noyak the common complaint. Sounding in It quets must be extended to the tslature has imprudertly cho­ form during the evening as wlU Lanz, Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; are puzzlement, frustration, and anger. Traci Snider, Overbrook Dr., WASHINGTON — A marriage little clandestine help In hls ef­ With the new title of "chief of over 400 contributors who are sen to vote a large aalary In­ the Stage Band which is direct­ We would like to have them Imagine The puszlement suggests that the atti­ Veimon; Grace AgogUati, West of convenience between Gov. fort to get on Ithe Republican ballot security," Chotlner will aware of the serious drug prob­ crease for themselves and ed by student David TherreaulL FINAST BUTTER c u u n o i PAMPERS tudes and conduct of the young are Inex­ Hartford; Herbert Ra^^qnd, l E i U K r c n r that they themselves might have some many stftie officials. George Wallace of Alabama and presidential p r^aiy ballot direct a growing corps cf law­ lem In Manchester. The band wlU be on WITC plicable. W hey aren’t they more like us? The goal is still 810,000 need­ I b(g>e that all Connecticut HUlcrert Dr., Vernon Ann i^t- slight share of responsibility for any Rep. John Asbbrook of Ohio, the against M r .' Nlfcon. Ashbrook's yers and political technicians to radio, May U at 12:20 p.m. cn Why are they so turned off? Wfiy, for ex­ ed to supplement our budget to voters who r t a r e m y 'Viewa will ler, Rockville Memorial Nuning Quarters iiu EVAPORATED OVERNIGHT dHr Rtal conservative Republican presi­ petition w as thiiown out by the prevent the kind of ballot she­ the “M eet M e On ‘Ih e P laca," C hozQQC ^ I I C loss of life which may occur on Connecti­ ample, do thirty per cent of college stu­ combat this dire problem imd write their respective legislators Home, Rockville; Richard -Da­ dential candidate, has alsumed Republican seciretary of state nanigans endemic In Mg-clty show. Samuel Ooldfarb is direc­ Sweet Cream MILK DIAPERS “"2 / ^ Tomato Flavor ^ cut highways as a result of drunken driv­ dents recently surveyed say they would or the governor and express vis, Valley View Df., Vernon; Indiana’s Democratic party es­ because of challenges to a few Democratic machines like Chi­ is within reach. tor of music. prefer to live In some other country? It is still not too late to send •'-.Xta May 19 the Sykes Schooi Corbin, Pleasant St., Rock- 3 6 ing — to suggest to themselves that they tablishment over the prospect hundred signatures out of the cago and Philadelphia. their views. The ingrates don’t appreciate all the your check to help maintain Yours truly, Band'-iffill present its spring vllle; Mrs. Elizabeth Mellnosky might possibly have helped avert such a of thousands of conservative Re­ 6,600 filed by Aspbrook. In short, The fact tiiat the Mghly-ddU- privileges which are theirs. this pregram, which Is con­ Mrs. Charles Wilkins ccncert id the Middle School and daughter, Frederick Rd., publicans crossing over in Tues­ a little help by( the Democrats ed but abrasive Chotlner has tragedy if they had gene along with Gov­ But just a minute. The young may be sidered the best In Connecticut. • at 8 p.m. James Kleiner Is the Vernon; Mrs. Marsha Barney day’s Democratic presidentlsd would have placed Ashbrook’s been put in charge of ballet se­ callow and given to rushing to extremes. Checks may be made payable director. daughter, Monson, Maas.; ernor Meskill’s recommendation that primary to vote for Wallace. name On the b^ot. curity Miows MitcheU's concern But have they no restson for dr(q>pUig to; On May 28, the Grade 6 band, Jdra. Linda Chipraan and daugh- Quick Meal Savings Fresh Chicken Sale! they enact a token, but compulsory ex- Ashbrocdc's national political To the yihite House, however, that vote-theft (by no means a. out of the system? What, lo r example, of The Manchester Community A Thought for Today under the direction of Edwin ter, Hartford ’Tpke.. RockvUle; 89c backers are plotting a big Wal­ keeping Ashbfo >k off the ballot Democratic monopoly) could Italian Sausate 10 periBnce'ln Jail for anybody convicted of Development Foundation Sponsored by the Manrtester DeGroat, wlU present Ita con- Mrs. Sylvia Yoker and daugh- the spectacle presented to them during lace vote in the jnolana prim ary determine the winner in a Chickens 55£ in a state whei e he might well Council of Churches cert and- on Juno 2, the Grades ter, Regan Rd., RockvUle; Mrs: TMn Sliced *1 .6 9 drunken driving on Connecticut high­ the U.8. Senate Judiciary Committee’s c-o Chamber of Commerce Fresh Veal ShouUets to be used by Asbbrook in his have wen 16 p r cent or more razor-edge election next fall. 7 and 8 bands wUl present their Andrea Byrne and daughter, hearings involving the Interanational 267 Center St. 4 to 6 lb« » 5 9 c ways. Jqne 6 California test against against the P i isident w as es­ Cjhotiner is now operating on Fresh Pork Shoulders MB LEGS Chicken legs Maati 55i Regan Rd., RockvUle; Mrs. Telephone and Telegraph CorptMation? Manchester, Conn. 36010 "WluU’a Your Number" spring concert. All perform­ President Nixon as evidence of sential to redu :e hls threat in an expensea-only , bcuts, but Avis ‘Tarantino and daughter, «>79c What does that say of the system? (Sodfrey Gouriey, Chairman ances wUl be at 8 p.m. at the Fresh Pork ^ r e Rihs There were, of course, those leglshu swelling disccHitent, particular­ California. The White Rouse is Mitchell aides who know him Stafford^ Springs; Mrs. GaU Chicken Thighs*"* 59£ TTie hearings are producing little hard Drug Advisory Council In these days of the ptumect- Middle SchooL » 9 9 c Fresh ly on the national defense issue. so concerned . by Ashbrook’s well are convinced the Jqb will Blancbaxd and daughter, Staf­ Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon tors wdjo voted In favor of both icut lottery, social security num­ Wedneeday from li a.m. to Weiners or information, and little to the point to Wallace has been privately conservative s xength In M r. soon develop into a full-time, » 9 5 c c ' State Salary Inereaaes bers, automatic dtalJhg,, com­ U p.m., the band students and ford Springs. O s c a rl^ e r Al Beef Frankfurtt American Chicken Breasts 65» measures, and for tlflem their only regret which they are supposedly addressed. paid operation. u sM ii .wNiy V urged to stress the d e f e j ^ issue Nixon's home state that it sent puters and zip coAef, m any peo­ adult hrtpers, ■wUl hold "Grind­ Admitted Saturday: Thomas But they have proved to be a kind of To the Editor, BliYalue Frenkfurts «>p m 1.09 Genuine may be that they didn’t fight a little In his Indiana campaign, charg­ Vice President Spiro Agnew, er Day,” at Paul’s Pizza House, McDonald, Glenstcne Dr., Drninsticks 69fb shredding machine in which not docu­ I would Uke to protest the ple are haunted by the dehu­ FInait . e n . harder to throw their pressure and the ing that Mr. Nixon’s embrace of Gov. Ronald Reagan and Lt. manizing Influence of numbers- Rt. 88. Tlio day la being spon- RockvUle; Johnathan Frey, Bolosna dr Uverwurst Chunk! * P a C Spring ments but respect and confidence are Herald massive w age increases the nuclear ’’sufficiency” instead of Gov. Edward Reinecke of Cali­ But alas, many pele ddiu- sored by "The Vernon Friends MUe IDU Rd., RockvUle; UUlan Breasts Boneless, Skinless lb public spotlight on those other legisla­ destroyed. General Assembly recently vot­ Bscar Mayer Smokies Whoia Refular U.S. superiority poses grave fornia to asstire a Nixtm en­ ed for itself and many elected trfanlze themfeilvea by faitare to of M usic" group and 26 cents Jones,' Snlpanlc St., RockvUle. lb TTiey have been characterized by out­ Yesterdays tors who were, for various motivations, dangers for the future. dorsement b y ! the right-leaning offer anything of their peisqd- of every $1 taken In by the Blrtii Saturday: A son to Sto Boneless Ham Finast Bacon Sale! right lying and by playing last and loose state officials. Do these Increas­ more dedicated to the principles of In­ If Wallace runs strong in In­ California Repjubllcan Assembly es fall within President Nixon’s allty to their tasks at band. Pizza House, Wednesday, wUl be and Mrs. Richard Arnold, Wh- Lamb Legs Imported'^ i ^ 6 9 c Finast Sliced Bacon Savory Flavor lb 79c with the tnith. It is obvious that perjury Bscar Mayor Bolojna «A«Blei diana against Sen. Hubert H. on April 8. Evjen with that idia- 25 Years Ago suggested 5% guidelines? W ell There are fa r too many church donated to the music fund, den (Place, RockvUle. dividual license than to those of cotlec- has been committed, even though the Colonial Sliced Bacon i^sSc Humirfirey, Asbbrook strategists lanx of pro-Nikon power, the en­ not exactly — they fall between members who become only ’ 'nioee wishing to buy pizzas Dtschaiged Saturdav 1 Karla Colonial Salami perpetrators are not yet sorted out. Peo­ Regal Men’s Shop Initiates Tasty tlve safety. believe the defense issue can be dorsement ove r Asbbrook by 211 num^ra. Others in the same dtould order them a day ahead. Landgraff, Broad Brow; Pansy "Neiwburyport Plan” of a store­ a 14% increase tor the four Colonial Salami ««i**75e Economicili Swifts Premium Sliced Bacon «>89c ple under oath have given diametrically exploited in Asbbroc^’s Califor­ Bubarfoan Women WUUs, Burbank M , RockvUle: to 86 w as less) than overwhelm­ wide 10 per cent cut on all mer­ m a^rity and minority leaders church become involved In SHODLDEB LAMB CH9FS 99: While Connecticut did have its auto­ opposed and Irreconcilable accounts not nia campaign. Defense is by far ing . of the House and Senate to a everything. What makes the dif­ The Suburban Womrai’s Club Karen Borgstropl, Rt. 88, BU- only of the sam e events but also. In chandise In response to ,Presi- Youncsters love thesB tender 1 3 9 Seafood Specials! matic suspension proediure for cases in the single most Imptatant ele­ Now, with tshbrook backers dent Harry S. Truman’s call for whopping 80% Increase for the ference? j wUl bold tts last regular meet- ington; Betty-^ Geer, GaU !;»■., some cases, of their own previous wit­ chops of hoarty flavor ment In conservative Republi­ promoting the Wallace-Aahbrook Lieutenant Governor. Governor Too many are Uke the long­ Ing of the season, tomorrow at Ellington; / Richard Warner, 1 ftp-.li. Boneless. Shnle':s 4 1 4 1 lower prices. which speeding convictions were Involv­ ness. BIB LAMB laiOPS can anger at M r. Nixtui. blend in India, Ashbrook may Sen. Charles S. House la voted Mesklll will receive a 20% In?' time member who, when ser­ 8 p.m. at the Sklimer Road Terrace/br., RockvlUe; aUrley ed. there were possibly some instances Who are these people? Are they crum­ Indiana voters have little still embt the President In "m ost able legislator" in the crease In 1976 if re-eleoted — hls iously ill, prayed for the first School. The armual banquet wlU Laughlmi, P .O . Box, Somers; Enjoy Uie wonderful flavor J 5 9 my little specimens from the underside COD FILLET 9 9 ' of Individual hardship, in which a cross-over experience, but there his native si Senate by newsmen covering salary will Increase from 888.,000 time In yeara: "Lord, you kqow be held Juno 18. Jot)n Sojka, RockvUle: W lUard of theso tender, juicy chops n, of our society? No. Some are executives Is solid evidence that larger Chotlner the Cop I never asked a thing of you ' The women are now making OlieUette, Htfd. ‘Tpke., Vernon; LOn LAMB (MBPS a the Legislature. a year to $42,000 a year. If re­ Fresh Bay Scallops 1.59 suspension hampered some relatively in­ of a tremendous conglomerate which numbers of conservative Repub­ Jtkm N. MUchell, President jected, he will also be eligilHe before, buti I’m talking to you final plan- for "Clown ’Town” Mchael Gragauskas, Naples, TwoMialstnOne Red Salmon 1,29 mm nocent individual in his routine for earn­ In the establishment mythology, typifies now, and"!! you will cure me, licans are now planning to vote Nixon’s re-election campedgn 10 Years Ago for a pension of $16,000 a year -which la an annual money-^s- Florida; Morgan OampbeU, Stow and Chops lb ing a living. But when, in response to the American excellence at Its utmost. . for W allace in the Democratic chief, is about to put M urray at age 66 if he serves for anoth­ I won’t bother you again." Ing event sponsored by ttoe-mub. Prospect St., RockvUle; Ronald l a m b (aMBHATIBII 79 Shrimp Rolls . 89c r y ' Others are men high in coie or another Charles A. Martel Is named long urging of its lawyer members, the primary. Chotlner, now a Washington at­ er four year term. Many times we become Prodi­ R wUl be hrtd May 19 and 20 Plnney, W. Main 6t., RockvUle; Deep Sea Treats 99c branch of government, charged and Tims, Democratic headquar­ torney, In total charge of a ma­ administrative assistant on pro­ Can the governor who signed gal Sons and waste our qilrltu- it Golfland on Rt. 8^ Florence KeUey, West St., Rock- General A^embly finally did put an end committed to see that right is done and ters In Indianapolis has been jor Republican effort to prevent gressive patient care at Man­ this Mil be the same governor al Inheritance In wild Uvlng, ^ t In conjunction ynOi "CSown vllle. to the automatic suspension process, the justice vindicated. They are tip-top rep­ flooded with calls by voters ask­ vote-stealing by the Democrats chester Memorial Hospital. who has been preaching auster­ the heavenly Father accepts us Tbwn,” the cli^ held a poster Admitted Sunday: Evelyn Ja- ^SHELLS of BEEF Farm Fresh Dairy! .(ttty, Paul Groobert la elected Finast Frozen Food! state's traffic' faitalltles Immediately took resentatives of the est^llshment. ing for cross-over instrucUtms. on election day Nov. 7. ity? Can this be the same gov­ again when we come to our centert and fho winners w ere: conskl, Burke Rd., RockvUle; As they take the witness stand one by Theoretically, each voter who Chotlner is Mr. Nixon’s oldest to succeed Dr. John F. Eddy ernor who cut mental health senses and return to Him. Donna Phillips, Derlena Bolds Elizabeth Neyer, Park St., an upward curve. 4 Meals 1 3 9 O B A N G E M C E one, and are sworn to the truth, what re­ asks for a Democratic primary mentor and strategist in length as president of Manchester and educational funds, who has and Wa^e Holmes. RockvUle; Etta Pennington, H O B T O i r s Rev. C?arl W. Saunders sults is a reek of dishonesty, as well as ballot must sign an affidavit of service, going all the w ay Civic Orchestra. difficulty paying the heavy un­ , iagion AnxUlary Benedict Rd., SouUi Windsor; / j p g , in One H M it a n , . Undoubt^y It whuld prove something Associate Pastor strong indicators of the arrogance and swearing an intention to vote b€ick to his successful cam ­ employment compensation pay­ auxlUary of American Edith Robinson, Hale Street South United Methodist POTPIB | « ,„ S 1 of an affront to som^ very respectable the power of big money In affecting gov­ for a majority of Democratic paign for (Congress In 1946. ments, and who signed a bill L ^ l m Port 14 wUl hold a kltch- Ehct., RockvUle; Janet Seidel, Current Quotes Church z 4 9 ' social drinker who just happened to get ernment which. In principle. Is directed nominees In the Novem ber elec­ Long a storm center In Repub- for a state sales tax of 7% (the , -'en social tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. Sherry CJlrcle, Trtlandt Gladys ■T’lS s rO ’^’ 1 Chuck Ground Beef Sale! to the common good and the interests of tion. But up to now, election Ucan politics, Chotlner left the "It w as our mlssicoi, but you highest In the country) In or­ at the port home, W ert Rd. Steiner, Bush Hill Rd., (Man­ into trouble on the highways on one of Calif. Boost Bone In made it go ."— Astronaut John m Hood’s Ice Cream Premium Jj* 89e all alike. officials have never bothered White House In March, 1971, to der to make ends meet in our The auxlUary wUl hold its an­ chester; Susan Voter, Stafford. Rjehmond French Fries 8 Chuck the few occasions he had too many to Is this sm elly circus calculated to Im ­ with the affidavit. become counsel to the taw firm W- Young, thanking the tech­ state budget? Today in History nual anniversary dlimer. M ay Discharged Sunday: OUver Ground Beef 78fb Calif. Steak Bone In 9 9 fk Mrs. Filbeifs Margarine 2 ^ ^ 6 9 c press young people with the fineness of In retrospect, both the Demo­ of Reeves and Hartlson, with nicians who overcame a control To my mind, this is an exam­ 16 at the Steak-Out in ‘Talocft- Bush, Bamforth Rd., Vernon; force him to spend a penitential week­ Biids Sliced Carrots 1X1^ Steak the system, and inspire them to go do­ offices next door to MUchell’s problem that for a time threat­ ple of irresponsibile legislatiwi Today is Monday, May 1, the Sheryl (jhrlst^iaen, Glenatone end inside the degfkding walls of a jail. cratic party and Humphrey now vllle. to p Chock Bone In 99t Ground Chnck3'*s^«"88tt cilely along with It? Hardly. It is calcu­ know they made a costly mis­ "Committee for the Re-election ened the moon landing mission on the peut of our General A s­ 122nd day of 1972. There are 244 ' YM O A Dtamer Dr., RockvUle; Jenathan Frey, Morton's Macaroni and Cheese j Light N’ Live^ Yogurt 4 89c days left In the year. Boneless But Connecticut might have found. If lated to shock and alienate them, to take In not giving Asbbrook a ot the President." of the Apollo 16 flight. sembly and the governor. At a PhUlp Breux, director of the MUe HUl Rd., RockvUle; Fred Chuck Steak Fillet . 1 “ Ground Bound Blue Bonnet Margarine * ’*• (** 4 9 c make them think ot rejecting It. recently fommed Metropolitan purey, St. Anthonys Nursing Aunt Jemima Waffles Sozpki 39c it had run such a risk of InjuMlce to Today’s HlgbUgfat in H tr t w y ^ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. "mAV 4, 1972 To be sure, there Is something naive Ifertford Y M C A w Ul be the Home, RockvUle; 'Vl'vlan Han- On this date in 1806, an A m er­ some respectable social drinker, that It about the collegians’ wish to leave and guest speaker at the annual din- gen. Shore Dr., Coventry; M a ­ ican naval force under Adm. settle elsewhere. There is moral squalor nor of the Indian Valley YMCA Hlla KeUy, PUlsbury HUl, Rock- had compensated by giving longer life to George Dewey destroyed a CLIP TflESE VALUABLE anywhere they might choose to go. But to be held Saturday at Uie vllle; Robert Ubby, SomMs; Food Wrap that drinker himself, or to Innocents who F i s c h e t t i Spemish fleet In M anila Bay. the constant celebration of our country’s Timothy Eidwards Sctiool, A r- jjr g Peroaky and son, m m m m c o u p o n s ! never did any drinking at all. great superiority and of the Incompara­ Oh This Date nold Way, South Wtadaor. Terrace Dr., RockvUle; Ella SABANWBAP ble merits of the prevalent system rings In 1847, the comerstetae was Indian VaUey “Y” serveo pierce, Oder MUi Rd., TbUaad. ORANGES What was the chief contributing factor sourly in the ear of many observers of Vernon, ‘Tolland, Ellington, Mania Dll For Salads or CoMhig 4BoEbtl 1.23 WITH THIS COUPON laid for the Sm ithsm ian In­ Towards purchas* of Ona 8 o i )ar in the latest automatic fatality you hav^’ things as they really are. When the South Windsor and East Wind- stitution in Washington. D.C. Hold Macaroni & Cheese 20ozpk| 65c c read about? Speed? Alcohol? Both young so fiercely Inveigh against hy­ In 1873, the U.S. Port Office anr In addition to the guest YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE , pocrisy and say they will have no part In speaker there will be a pro­ HoJo Shrimp Croquettes 12oiphg 65c 50"»« C VaM thru Sat., hity 6. 1972 together? put penny port cards on sale Its further enactment, this Is what they for the first time. gam presented by •various Bus Firm Hdic Chicken Croquettes if«PM64c groups o f the " Y ” Including toe This 1972 session of the General As­ have in mind. In 1893, the OtUumblan ex­ WITH THIS COUPON Tnijlan Guides, baton twlrlers, They are repelled also by the greed position opened in Chicag*. Towards purchase of Or>e 200 ft roB sembly m ig ^ have done something tiny tots tumbleTB, and the teen Cabbage Fresh, Crisp, Firm Heads lb 12c which is exemplified In the I.T.T. dis­ In 1931, the 'world’s taUert Finast Fresh Bakery! REYNOLDS about both taictors, and chose to do closures, as It was in a leading book building, th e Empire ' State square dance group. Hearings 15' o« C VM Ikni SM.. May t. 1477 Anyone Interested In attend­ Red Radishes Fresh, Crisp 6 at ctlki 10c nothing. publisher’s and a leading magazine's BuUding, was dedicated in Hew Fhnst Fresh T m t Um KUs ing the dinner thould brainless haste to girab hold of a spuri­ York. ■) WITH tHIS COUPON caU toe cIBco at Vernon Circle Artichoke Hearts 39c ous sensational manuscript from which In 19t6, the Germ an radio an­ Towards purchase of Or>e pke of 4 they expected to make huge profits. nounced the death ot Adolf Hit­ or Charles Warner. Opened jniiior Kes 6 The Surgeon At Attica PInocUe Gro«q> Idaho Baking Potatoes 5 59c BETTY CROCKER P u % r Anything for money, anything for power ler. Giant 0 2 4 «9 1 1 0 ' o « Tuesday winners In toe Ver­ (Oonttoned from Page One) c'^VMid thru Set. Mey «. 1972 A National Guard Major who Is also a — this Is a formula sure to turn off any- In 1961, the first political hi­ White Bread Finast 0 to I non Senior Citizen’s Pinochle csie with even the least moral sensi­ jacking cf an American airlin­ toe purpoea cf toe moves waa surgeon tesUBed before the M cK ay Own- group were Frank lOnor 6M; tivity. That it repels the young is to their er to Chiba took place. to “clean u p " toe firm for a Iftc-97e Dole Pineapple Juice 46 01CJ(1 3 3 c Duncan Hines Cake Mixes i >n f m 3 7 c Rnast Tomatoes with Basil 3 S ? ‘1 mission over in N ew York State the oth­ Ger^de Patric 647; Marie Maxwell Hduse Coffee credit, not their discredit. Ten Years Ago government t^ w e r Maxwell House Coffee 2 k c -1.73 Bumble Bee Tuna 7 02 can 53c Campbell’s Soup ‘^ 'chick.nNoodH 61^Y89c Swan Liquid Detergent f. uubdB9c er day about wtaaC he saw, from his But are things as hopeless as many of Speeches at a May Day cele­ ^ ^ i m e r 068: Jfery St. Louis and to retrieve personal funds vantage point, in the midst of the the young p e t^ e think? Tilings are bration In Moeccw were mUl- < 626. which he « U d he had p rt Into Upton Tea Bags **«•"» 1.09 Spam Luncheon Meat i 2 « .4 F "5 3 c ■ Ken-L-Ration Dog Food 81t?85c Friends Baked Beans 31l.“ ‘1 hopeless cmly if a majority concludes tant but no new major weapons Tburatoiy tournament winners toe cwnpany aa security for violence at AtUca iPrison last Septem­ Hersheys Chocolate Syrop is et eeci• 20e . Skippy Peanut Butter 13 u IK 45c Clorox Liquid Bleach l• * M |v l4 9 c Jack August Clam Chowder 3 lt? ‘1 that change and Improvement are im ­ were dlsidayed in the parade. were Elsie M iUer 621; Joseph new rolUng stock. ber. possible, and. In consequence, gives up. 3> u M 95c Scott BaUiroom Tissue ’^ a'*14e Welch’s Grape Jelly M « i* 7 9 c Five Years Ago at. Loula 699; Julto. VendrUlo ______Nestles Bulk Cocoa 2ftc -79c Crisco Oil pile worst tesUmeny he bad to give While refusing to a c c e ^ the unaccepta­ U.S. Secretary of State Dean 606 and Edward Pledisig 690. ^ _____ >F!iFki35c Crisco Shortening 3 ^ 89c Mott’s Apple Sauce 3So i)k 3 9 c Janitor in a Drum 12Nd*99c ble, the young should not simply opt out. KeilosK's Corn Flakes concerned Ithe treatment some of the Rusk said North Vietnam had Plnocide wUl be played tomor- gregational Ctourch wUl sponsor 29ozcifi 32c i5M)K39e Hellmann’s Mayonnaise «'i-'69c Kraft Miracle Whip That solves nothing. Rather, they should spurned 28 bids for Vietnam row and tournament play wUl be a rummage sale, Saturday from Del Monte Peaches Ragu Spaghetti Sauce w*ti>59c prison guards were dealing out to in­ devote themselves (as some already at ^ Lottie 9:30 a.m. to 12:80 p.m., at the peace. Finast Sliced Peaches V! ^ 6 3 e Franco-American Spaghettio’s 3 ’^“ 49c Surf Laundry Detergent 49upti 69c Kraft Strawberry Preserve 3',L“ ‘1 mates who, some q i them wounded, pass­ are) to apt and patient attack on abuses Blak BuUding, Henry Part at church on Elm HUl Rd. tkirbfo Ubtl> One Year Ago ed through their hands in the aftermath and to bringing about the decency and 1-80 pm. feature articles Sunsweet Prune Juice Campbell’s Poik & B^ns 61t?89c Pasta Romano 5':i^99e Wishbone French Deluxe Dressing 3t£»1 A UB. Marine'vjto hijacked justice without which oura will be a so­ ^ Bnmnmge Sale of clothing, attic treasurers, a . of the attack Itself. an alriiner from California to ciety on the downward path. — THE The T'P'Um! of the Mlasicnary snack bar and a homemade Italy, Raffaele Mlntchlello, 'was W* Om m ** * • Hih« to ItoM OmrtWM I la I ' m i Vanaa Sapw Ifa W* Ommik iW Kiato «a Ltoh Ouwimn "That day," said Dr. John CUdmore, CATHOLIC TRANSCRIPT. I Society of toe TlaicottvlUe Oon- food sale. K -e u m tm am n't Mmetmue released from a Rom e pcisoti. ■' f f >

y p a g e e ig h t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENttiG HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 PAGE NINE DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB V Scientists To IPo o t fiieg Heads Broken Rbinonce Is Cause YARN SALE T hrmigh Moon 'Roefc^ OES Order \ Mro. John a Rleg of 9 East- Mrs, Myrtle Willian^\ 7 4 ^ SPACE -CENTER, Houstim dence they ■®***5V" . . j, land Dr., part matron of 100%WOOL Reg. (AP) — SclentiiU take their Expert* e x p < ^ ^ i » a t u a y ^ Tenure Otapter, OES, was In­ S u i c i d e KNITTING WORSTED, 4-O Z . 31.39 • 1.19 Left Park Expansion L c in d first look UOiiy at rocks from stalled as worthy grahd nutron the moon’s highlands while the peiliifJhdSn ti**??**^.^?^*** ®f the Order « f Eastern Star In Lawrence Lamb, 1M.D. der age 20 eaich year in the with/ a lesser incidence of "hninisters do an excellent job Reg. aatronauts who brought them to Oonneotiout duxlhg colorful United States. The teei^age attempted suicide. in this role./Uncles and Mrs, Myrtle WUUam?, 74, of ------loiter earth continue technical de- tpgiSUiar the etory of the hIMory Dear Dr. Lamb—I read SPORT WEIGHT, 2-oz. 98c 79® ceremonies Saturday night at eriod is a p a rticu l^ y du* ^be basic problem is con­ aunts sometimes do and I 1632 Tolland Tpke., • widow of Historical Society, the P r a ^ briefings on the Apollo 16 lun$up^ the moon, n ils tn turn oould your article about the girl the Hartford HUton Hotel. cult time, necause of the tinued repeated stress with have often wondered if this Frank V. Williams, died last sional Women's C3ub, and mission ~ toU much about hear our earth who.tried to commit suicide, S 100% ACRYLIC night in Lewiston, Maine after Mrs. Rieg) vise president , and change from .d^ndency on . elements in the environment is one of the roles that Reg. Church Women United, and was' Some’ ol the r o c k s ,^ w a le d and solw system euiJved. well, I have had that experi­ a brief illness. treasurer o f the Shady Glen parents to itetendence anatt^^ that tend to cause the indi- grandparents used to fur­ WINDRUSH, 4-oz. $1.69 ♦ a representative to Manchester containers, are t o I n The three aMrooaHU returned ence. I took an overdose of 1.49 In 1966, Mrs. Williams deeded Dolly Stores, Is the first mem­ the powej 'influence of vldual to feel isolated and nish. It is unfortunate that Area OouncU of Churches. FHir nitrogen-filled examination cab- here Saturday night after e ashiriidte whole bottle. 62 acres of land to expand ber of Temple Chapter to drama<' iges in the alone. The precipitating fac-' some parents can’t fill this \ the past several years, she had inets end op^ romple bag and flight from Hawaii,'where they Well, ii^ o u s ly I am stiU Reg. Wickham Park. The land, which receive the hoiter of being elect­ body tor, .as in yotir case, can be role, but frequently they are shar^ her home with Miss one b o x y im be tqiened late In wore taken after rosl- 86 members of Temi^e Chapter. As part of the city’s 125th DUPONT Phone Registrar: 523-4283, Ext. 25 for bulletin. Some quit in exhausUon from sions. Southern OonnecUcut StiUe COl- Now London, has been elected sophomore. of arrangements. advertisement by the Manches- dentlal order is consistently fol­ Nlxcn’s 'Vietnamlzatlon pro- one o t the North Vietnamese Mrs. JUeg -will be honored at birthday party, a “Peachtree Graduate bulletin also available. the 13-hour days and six-an Kissinger, 48, doesn’t like to lege, where she Is a Junior phy- secretary of the Student Ooun------There are no calling hours. ter Property Owners Aaaoclatlon lowed out. Nonsense. I have to gram is a failure. , objectives Is to seise the Hat- a reception given by officers split” was made that out­ Emissary seven-day wOeks. Some quit be­ talk about his private life, other steal education major. «U for next year. The daughter John Vincent Prignano Jr., The family suggests that any which in part alleges, "Every spend considerable time seeing cause they (didn’t like Klssin- than saying "I find the playboy At last report there were 89 Van Pass, cutting off 8(Mth and miembers of Temple Chap­ weighed the previous world TONTINE. Write Dept. H ------, of Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. son of Dr. and Mrs. John V. memorial contributions may. be year the manager spends over that it is carried out in the spir­ U.S. advisers in Quang Tri but Vietnam’s two northernmost ter ai the Manchester High record for an ice cream sun­ gei*., 1 Image very amusing.” But Miss Jlidy Scheuy, daughter Glenney of 606 Forest East Prignano Sr. of (Bishop Rd., made to Center Congregational a million more than the approv- it the President intended. some were said to have left provinces o f Quaag TH and School on May 20. dae by 400 pounds. 28 Those wfao| remain find him friends describe him as an af­ of Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Hartford, formerly of Mandies- received his MB to psychology SAINT JOSEPH COUEGE Church. ed budget which could equal a “ InevltaMy, In the nature ot earlier. Tliua TUen. Mrs. Rieg end Harold S. The gastronomic concoction, an exacUngi taskmaster who fectionate father to his chil­ SdiBuy of 9 Moser Dr., EUlng- tor, she Is also active to drama from the University of Arizona E.A. JOHNSON 1678 Asylum Avenue _____ four-mill savings.” bureaucracy, departments be­ squeezes eve: y ounce of mental dren, Elizabeth, 12, and David, U.S. Army helicopters landed In Blnh Dlnh Praviltce on the Wright of Woodbury, who was embodying an estimated 1,- come pressure groups for a the day and says, ’O.K. Henry, ton, lias b eoi Inducted Into Up- and the Secretarial AsejxitoUon. In Tucson at midyear co«n- Wedt Haitiord, Oonn. 66117 Mrs. Ruth C. Ryan Weiss said today, "The man- effort from ] is staff. "You do 10, who spent their vacatiens and flew them out and there central coast, the North Vlet- Installed as worthy grand pa­ 350,()(X) calories, was com- you’ve presented aU the op­ silon Theta Chapter of Phi — T mencement exercises. PAINT CO. Mrs. Ruth Colby Ryan, 53, of ««er is unable to Spend any point of view. II the President things fo r lenry you didn’t with him. were no reports of any aircraft namese extended their control tron Saturday night, will i»e- p>osed of 120 gallons of ice tions, now what do you thlnkT’, Thola Kappa, national honor Paul H. Elaesser, soli of the ______«U MAIN HANCHEBTEB 41 Edward St. died Saturday at money at any time which has decides against them, they are think you w (re capable cf," He’s had only one vacation being shot down despite enemy over about 200,600 people by sdde over the Ocxmectlcut cream, 100 pounds of bananas, convinced some evil influence of. course I teU him what I society for two-yeiu- colleges, Rev. and Mrs. Alex EUeaser of St. Francis Hospital Hartford. been approved by the Board said one. "He may know better himself since lea-vlng Har­ antiaircraft guns ringing the completing a sweep of tiM three Grand Jurisdiction. The more 32 gallons of chocolate syrup, Read Herald Advertisements think. at Manchester Community Ool- gg Baldwin Rd., v ra ^ one of Mrs. Ryan was bom in CJov- Dfrectors — either In the woriied cn the President; If than the persons themselves vard—a recent week in Aca­ city. They ■were flown to a sa- dlatrict towns. This gave the than 21,000 members gf the Or­ 8 gallons of crushed strawber­ entry and had lived in Manches- initially or by subsequent only he knew all the facts, he "But I try not to beat at him vdiat they’re jcapable of.” pulco’s sunshine. And, although fer location farther south. enemy their biggest' territorial der of Eastern Star in Oonnecti- ries, 8 gallons of crushed pi­ lege. three Bates OoUege ktudents, ter most of her life. She was a appropriation. would have decided their way.’’ with my -views. Anyway, he is' Kissinger’s I own pace leaves he appears physically fit, A mauled battalion of South gains of the offensive that be- cut represent 115 subordinate neapple, 100 cans of whipping ------aU members of the illege’s Kissinger paused to answer Mlaa Irene Klucewicz, daugh- model rocketry club, [who ot­ communicant of St. Bridget Weiss noted that some $796,- not a man who encourages little time for personal life. His friends doubt he would remain Vietnameae rangers moving gan March 80. chapters, 96 of which are ac­ cream, 3 gallons of whole the phone, then adds: Church. in additional appropriations, being beaten at.’’ 15-year marriage ended Jn . dlT in his post through & seccind south from Quang Tri broke To the west, in the central tive. cherries, 3 gallons of crushed ter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward C. .fended the launching df ApoUo mcule as . of Jan. 1, 1972, are 'The secret dream of most Klucewicz of 308 HEickmatack 16. Survivors are her mother, ImpUpit In their reliitlonshlp, vcrce In 1964 and he now lives Nixon term. and fled after a day-long battle highlands, the North Ifietiiam- The Order of Eastern Star of cherries, 25 pounds of nuts listed in the proposed 1972-73 bureaucrats is to present a pa­ St. and a Junior a t jEwkson Ool------Mrs. Emma Cornish of West- ■which/ goes back barely five alone in an e\egant, rented town- They say he is pleased -with with troops of two North Viet- aae increased pressure on the OonnecUcut contributes toward and 8 cases of Georgia peach­ , , j ...... budget he submitted recently to per to the President where he years, is Richard Nixon’s abso- house near the capital’s Em- the forelgTi policy machinery namese regiments near High- northern defense line of Ktzi- the care, cf its. members at the es. lege of Tufts University. Med- Mjag Ashley Sage, daughter brook^ a daugh^^er, Mrs.^ Ann tj,e goard of Directors. Weiss can say only yes or no, which More than 1,000 underprivi­ Rose Roscoe of Brewer, Maine; lu^^ confidence in Kissinger. bassy Row. developed by the President and way 1 . turn, attacking Fire Base Lima Masonic Home and Hcepttal, ford. Mass. wlU be Inducted to- and Kta. E ^rin Sage of listed some o i the major items in i»actlce means yes. I give leged youngsters from the n brother, Stuart Oolby of West­ Not long ago he s(dd his believes It should survive him But U.S. advisers said South °n Highway 14 about six miles sponsors the Order of Rainbow to the Thfts Chapter cf PW „ Rd. and a freehman in those funds including; $500,- him a wide range of choices. /'’The President picked Kissin- Atlanta area devoured the brook; a .sister, Mrs. Jean Czar- white Merceil. T never had after he leaves the White Vietnamese marines moving north. for Girls, awards thousands of Beta Kappa, national honorary ^ ^Olby Junior OoUege, New 000 for the Secondary Sewage "Tile bureaucrats concentrate 'ger for the secret trip to Pe­ Sunday, concocted by Swift time to drl-fe U—and now is House. For this reason, they north to link up with the reports said the North dollars in aebdarships, and society. May 8. London, N.H., has been chosen necki of Albany. N.Y.; and Treatment Plant and Northeast on pushing their preferred s(^ii- king last summer to arrange and Company and a local ice GS chauffered sverywhere In a say, Kissinger has indicted It supports many General Grand three grandchildren. his own China visit, the Presi­ rangers attacked a nearby regi- Vietnamese troops reached the to play the role of Adelaide to Sewer Interceptor; $90,000 for Uons." / black sedan from "'^he White might be best "lor the system” Ctiapter projects. cream emporium. Mis s O- Bany. Dartmouth Oofieg^ produc- SELF-SERVICE DERT STORES A Mass for the repose of Iwr utility installations on Sheldon dent had Kissinger at his side mental post and killed 160 ene- pertnieter of the base and cap- But doesn’t Klsslngeiy' as House motoi pool. if there were a transition In his Otheri officers installed Sat­ soul will be offered tomorrow relmburseable from the In the meeting with Mao Tse- my soldiers with help from U.S. tored four U.8.-mads M41 “ “ i o' ‘‘«toys and DoUs.” some bureaucrats charge, also He leaves home before 8 In position before Nixon completes urday night are Mrs. Howard Barty of 18 Linnmme Dr., and • at 9 a.m. at St. Bridget Church, abutting property owners, Weiss tung; the President sent Kissin­ bombing strikes. The marines ^®*» roportodly push his own preferred solu­ the m. sometimes lug- any seccstd term. the tote Mr. Bany, received BROAD ST., MANCHESTER ger shuttUng across the AUan- were forced to pull back, how- •>®aten back by South VletiHun- W. Sclioeck cf Naugatuck, asso­ Leaf-Cutting Anta said; about $69,000 for the tions? ging a bun c f dirty shirts for ■When asked, though, about n _9 r? J C A her imaoeiJunuratog pin im at. a racent Her\e P. Myette Uc for the unsuccessful secret ever, when the rangers turned U A air strikes and ciate grand matron; MUton B. Emergency Employment Pro­ "Probably yes," says. But the launi and always has his plans for the future, Kissin­ Raiaetooaswrea ceremony held at St. Anaelm’s Herve P. Myette, 74, of 32 Cor- negfotiaUons with the North off the pressure from the south l®»vlng three tanka behind. Christman of Wallingford, aseo- 'ANAMA — "nie leaf-cutting. rvjiAtA. VAiwhAntAr. OPEN DAILY 10 AIL io 10 PJI. gram which Weiss said the town he adds that the /structure of breakfast i his office. Some- ger responds: "I literally have PANAMA - ino .em-cuiu««. Manchester, NJH., nell St. was dead on arrival at -wiu be reimbursed for from fed- 1 The enemy drive In the north- ^® ^ destroyed clate'grand patron; Mrs. Ralph the government’s/foreign policy Vietnamese in Paris. times he ei £8 limch and dinner not given that any thought.” H Tjatiann nmnHfnrH irrnnH top ica l America are jQgg B a n y wlU receive -Manchester Memorial Hospital, eral and state sources; police ern sector Is believed part of a ®8li*lng and 7B enemy H. Neltoon of Brandford, grand They cut tree leaves ^ ™ . machinery, a -maze of com­ And the President again will there, 'too. before lea-vlng the "Besides,” he adds, "where Saturday after suffering a heart services which is reimbursed the plan to seize South Vietnam’s '^®*'® ''®POrt®®*’® Wanda <»» are 2 sons, Raymond E. Myette can spend them at his own dls- as follows: TVmlght, 7:30, Act 3; Examined By Congressmen escape as best they could offi- °dd-numbered dates of the ca- of Manchester and Andre J, cretlon is false. Every appro- tomorrow, 7:30 p.m., construc­ clals at Hue reported. lendar. Imported Linos Conversation .Myette of Lebanon; a daughter, priatlon was subject to public tion crew; Wednesday, 7:30 The collapse of Quang Tri's estimated 1.2 rollUon OJga invents WASHINGTON (AP) — Oon- of the property’s worth, then cess of prevailing long-term Mrs. William J, Cotter of New bearing and was made in com- p.m.. Act 2, 0:30 p.m.. Act 1; defenses after five days of re- -^“P®"®*® workers participated and Piques Knits City, N. Y.-, a brother, pbnnce with normal town pro- Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Act 1; Fri­ gressional investigators have sell to low-income, minority mortgage rate,” according to launched a double-barreled families who can’t afford the Its 1971 report. newed attacks on the city gave Freedom Front' ledger Myette of Oaklai\d, cedure. day, 7:30 p.m., run through by the Communist command Its Peacefully. THe w oA ers probe of the financial 'machln- upkeep. Stanley Slrote, Inter-Islahd R. I.; 4 sisters, Mrs. Conrad " I ’" ' surprised at this sort of entire cast; Saturday, 9 a.m., biggest victory to date In the resolutions demandllig notv there are two sides ^ Loranger and Miss Ena Myette, thing beln-g in an advertisement set moving; Sunday, 2 p.m., run atlona plunging the govern- Indictments chaige that FHA president, said his firm stopped 12 ?? m e n t ’ s Inner-city home- appraisers were sometimes bankrolling speculators this month-old offensive the first Prime Minister to every bra both of Woonsocket, R. I., and when at most meetings mem- through by entire cast. provincial capital to’ fall Elaaku Sato and Improved Uv- yd. ownership program into multl- bribed and that the poor some­ February after the Senate sub­ yd. Miss Wilda Myette and Miss *’crs of the MPOA are present It remained to be seen wheth- conditions. The Tokyo turn­ Rpse Myette, both of Oakland; snd they are aware of the pro- bilUon-doUar loaaes and scan­ times connived with speculators committee asked him to testify Imagine the freedom in a Manchester Chess Club will er the enemy forces would take ^ Pedecl Summer Fabrics! and 14 grandchildren. cedure followed in appro[^-> dal. to get false credit ratings for about the practice. ” We only bra that adjusts to every Reg. 3.50 yd. meet tonight from 6 to 9 at over the virtually deserted cltv . . Crease resistant machine The funeral will be tomorrow what the appropria- Mott’s Community Hall. Mem­ Hearings in the House and mortgage eligibility. did It o r ig i^ ly out of the ne­ move you make. washable. Mmicare linished. 100% cotton knitted novelties Senate this week will examine When repair costa mount, the cessity to compete,” he said in and lace possible retaliation by ® at 9;30 a.m. from the John F. for. bers are reminded to bring allied air attacks ^ ^ ® i^aolutlona said he It’s toll’done with Olga’s 45 wide. Large selection ot and (ancies. Washable 58 " to Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. “ I’ve offered," Weiss said. chess men and boards. For the allegations that financial in- families abandon the houses. an interview. "Everybody In new Freedom Front design— whiles, lull bolls. 60" wide. BtituUona aided speculators in "The government Is forced to the business was doing it.” Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam. Center St,, with a Mass of the several occasions to meet next four weeks, the club will a flexible “ little breather” plundering the Federal Housing Industry sources said specu­ commander In the 1st military . Resurrection at the Church of with representatives of the meet on Monday nights. region, has said any city ^ « was also a labor Iw^day to window that separates each the Assumption at 10. Burial MPOA to answer any questions Admlnlstraticm through the sale lators .channel mortgage busi­ tured by the North VietiLies^ side for perfect fit and com­ will be in St. James Cemetery. ^ town budget and the op- The executive board of of decrepit houses to poor fami­ ness toN(tems that favor them Hawaiian and Allegations In the area would be destroved a ^ Europe and Latin fort. For every figure type. Polyester/Cotton Frlends may call at the fu- eratlons of the town they’d like Church Women United will lies at large pnXits. with intenhi financing. neral horrtV tonight from 7 to 9. to pose. They have never taken meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Starting today, the Senate an­ Donald Carroll, FHA director by his own forces rather than l^ 'w e e k e “ off'^®*''"’ ’ ^ ^ Oriental Prints Batiste, Broadcloth ------me up on it.” titrust and monopoly subcom­ Of Plunder for New York (iaty, confirmed let them keep It. I f “ the home of Mrs. Harry Carr, Almost all of Quang Trl’a ® normal work Get a low-cost Saidngs Bank Life Insurance William H. Warner ------mittee will air the New York that links between mortgage 40 Cobum Rd. 000 residents h a j fle l ™ S ' . Family Plan. One policy, one small premium HEBRON—William H. Warn­ City, case that brought in­ pay off the mortgage holders, companies and I . speculators ing davs avn urhAn *8 I 11 ail began and where Labor I . Another Survey dictments last month of Dun & were common. "Alii of our lend­ protects them all! er, 56, of Hardy Rd., husband then demolish or rehabilitate Nude, white, black or pastels, ?? I of Mrs. Doris Chapman Warner, WASHINGTON (AP) — The Disaster Arte Bradstreet, the blue-chip credlt- the homes. ers were doing this speculative seamless or hide-away seam See why huyinglife insurance direct from a died Saturday at Hartford Hob- Department of Housing and Ur- HAUPRAUQE. N.Y. (AP) — ratlr,7 firm, nine other corpo­ Among the real-estate play­ funding until I oifiered it s^Ies. Soft or lightly shai^ mutual savings bank just has to save you money. yd. yd. pltal after a short Illness. ban Development has a con- Suffolk County, ■which stretches rations and 40 individuals, in­ ers who are reaping profits stopped April 19,” he said. cups, 82-86 ABC. Fy]'^ lllvn ad j^ To get full details on SBLI’s Family Plan all from Nassau County to Mon- cluding the No. 3 man In the 8 2 ^ 6 A B . 5.50 ■ 6.50 Mr. Warner was bom In He- tract with Texas Southern Unl- from such schemes are specu­ you have to dq is ask. Reg. to 2.49 yd. Reg. 1.19 yd. bron and had been employed verslty of Houston to find new tauk Point cn the eastern' end FHA’s New York (Jity insuring lators, mortgage companies, Hebron All with Lycra'* spand». at Pratt and Whitney Division ways to utilize the resources of of Long Island, has been de­ office. banka, and the final holders of enemy sappers operating 80 In the bloody For great lashions! Mmicare For blouses, dresses! Ma of United Aircraft Corp., East black colleges In fostering com- clared an employment disaster A House government-oper­ the risk-free mortgages—Insur­ miles t e l ^ the demilitarized and b o m b S j o f ^ r ? finished cottons. Machine chine wash and dry fabrics in ■ YOUR CHOICE FROM A VARIETY OF 5 TO 6 zone cut the roadway about 10 " toy 4. Hartford for more than 30 munlty development activities. area by the Federal Govern­ ations subcommittee continues ance companies, savings aaso- Dunn Sentenced wash. 45" width. 45" width. miles north of Da Nang at the POSES IN FULL COLOR. Texas Southern, a pre- ment, making it eligible for hearings Tuesday on the FHA’a claUons, pension funds, and the On Gun Charge 3,500-foot Hal Van Peas, which Survivors, besides his wife, domlnanately black college emergency relief funds and role in similar cases involving government-sponsored Federal ■ YOU SELECT THE POSE YOU WANT. are his parents, Norman J. and with more than 6,000 students loans to private industry,, connects the big port city with Philadelphia, Detroit, Qiicago, National Mortgage Association. George A. Dunn, 44, of Gilead ru m m a g e Mabel Perry Warner of Hebron; is the first.Institution to receive The designation will enable Hue and Quang Tri. St. Louis and other cities. Mortgage companies, pivotal St., Hebron, today was given a No oppolntmont iwcosaory . . . wo will photograph your child in a son, William J. Warner of a national contract as the re- the county to receive money The government’s four-year inatltutlons In the speculation, The road was destroyed In 90-day prison term, execution two places In the pcuu by the SALE Save 70‘ yd.! Save 70' yd.! natural color. . . this offer includos oil tho children in the family East Hampton; two daughters, suit of recommendations to under the Public Works and effort to help the poor buy will receive special attention In . . . they must bo accomponiod by on adult. This offer good for Mrs G eo^e Moberg of Bolton President NUon by presidents Economic Develoinnent Act for suspended, and placed on pro­ sappers who blew up culverts. Sponsored by SISTERHOOD homes rather than rent has the antitrust subcommittee’s bation for three years on Antique Satins Dacron Batiste one 8 x 10 per family, hewovor additional portroitz may bo pur- and Miss L ^ J. Warner of He- of black colleges formulated at everything from industrial sew­ helped many families Into bet­ hearings. But several hours later, light of TEMPLE BETH 8HOLOM charges of possession of unregis­ traffic started moving again choMd ot rootonoblo prico*. b ^ : two brothers, Norton P. a HUD-sponsored 1971 confer- ers to roads, tourism facilities ter housing. But it is also lead­ Nominally the firms originate 923 MAIN STROrr Warner and Alden T. Warner, ence. tered firearms. The sentence after one culvert waa replaced and research laboratories. ing to 240,000 h(xislng abandon­ FHA mortgages on the specula­ TUES.. MAY 2nd OJC. I’M ASKING. Please mail me information on 1.69yd.VV‘' l.dOyd.TC*^ was imposed by Judge M. Jo­ with a pontoon bridge and the PHOTO HOURS: TUES., WED., SAT., 10AAA-5PAA Tile $135,000 cohtract covers ments that will cost the FHA tors’ houses for ultimate resale Savings Bank Life Insurance “Family Plan” Policy. seph Blumenfeld in federal dis­ second repaired with planks. Value / / yd. Value / / yd. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 10AM-8PM a 13-month period to next May. $2.4 billion, Hcxising Secretary to Institutional Investors. But 11 A.M. - 7 P.M. Personal Noti<;es Hi^way Death trict court at Hartford. It was a significant attack be­ Alms of the program are to DANBimr, Conn. (AP) — Oecxge Romney estimated many also extend hlgh-lnterest for year round drapes' 9 Sheer white for curtains, Dunn had pleaded guilty to cause Highway i, already^ halt the urban decay surround- Kenneth Weed, 31, of Danbury recently. leans, typically at 11 to 18 per WED., MAY 3i«i decorator colors 45" wide draperies. 45 wide the charges. blocked south of besieged Manchester, Conn. • W . Hartford, Cenna In Memoriam ',7 the university,______to train and was IcUled Sunday night in a The government says the Ille­ cent, for the Initial speculative Public Defender F. Mac Buck' Quang Tri caty, U the main Aam? fetiohaAd . . wifa rJilldron piSSSTaway^^Apri! mobilize nelghboriiood youtiTto head-on ccUlsian on Route 7 In gal operators work this w ay: sale of houses destined for re­ 9 A.M. -1 2 Noon ley told the court Dunn said he overland supply route from Da 1969, assist in community develf^ )Ub hometown, ixiUce said. Speculatmn flood a racially sale to low-income families. ' New Haven, Conn. • E. Longmeodow, Mass. took weapons froA Colts fire­ Nang to the northern front. Itech leaf and flower may wither. projects and to make changing neighboriuxxl, coax or Inter-Island Mortgagee Oorp. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE arms because hirliome needed Enemy action against It re­ The evening sun may set; available unlveraltv nersonnel The Port of New. York Au- frighten white homeowners Into of Flushing, N.Y., for example, Brm d Stnet, Maaebeoter, Oann. But the hearts that loved you dearly. ^ fpphni^.i «==( (^ » personnel protection, ' stricts movement of suppUes MASONIC TIMPLE Are the ones that won’t forget. technical assistants to com- thcrlty 'coUected a record $279:9 aelUiyi cheaply, apply cosmetic extended $1.4 million in loans to CKv ftuke B o------Punn 'hasyaerved as an auxili­ north and refugees south to Da East Qsnter Street iQilUcn at its bridges, tunnels, . reKabilltatlon to the houses, New York speculators "at in­ ary policeman and as a town J & TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA Husband, ChUdmn Nang. New and Veed Oolhing, Boote 88, Venioa, Com. and QranBchUdren “ 9®®* Cities program. airporta and terminals In 1971. gain an inflated FHA appraisal terest rates substantially in ex­ constable. Tliere have been repwla that Fmbrtea, UnlBg, etc.

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AV-Ln AY ^./xaJZjorx rj.'SX/AA) A, *8/9- MANC3HES1BR EVENING HERAU), MANCHBStfeft,^CQNN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 PAGE e l e v e n AL Auxiliary Has : s : Golding-'V^ende^ p i n p li iicate Bridge TolisanO'Post Engaged ^ Sterlirig-DiSalvatore Weddings “ Youth I^ogram POtXiY^ POINTEBS ------Results Friday night in a dup­ ■' ” ...... ii. II , 1, --- ' ' 'JC . i — ^ Ths American Legton AuxU- licate bridge game at the Ital- TTie Baby Has Vaughn - RobbHts recently had its Soipe Helpful Pointei^^" lan-American Club euw as fol­ lows: North-South; First, Mra. Linda Charleen Robbins of tJ U ^ n and Youth program at Uw L«glan Home, The program Irma OhUnger and Robert TUpottvlUe bocamo the bride of On Traveling witfrU^g Hughes. Second, MUten Oot- Richard Alien Vaughn of Rock- Uleb and Thomas I^de. Third, vlUe on A pril 1 at the home of Wuett, unit chairman of chfl- N a m e d wen and youth. James Tatro and Ismce Tbtra. the bride’s parents. By P O L I ^ ^ Also, Bast-West; BTrst, Mrs. - Tlio bride la the daughter of ^ , t .S r . Jto. Stanley Sates, diraetbr y'T of the Manchester Public Health Arthur Pyka and P.D. OrUfltlis. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Robbins DEAR POLLY—I am aniwei^irg D. M., who was con­ R^“*tag Association, told the cerned about traveling with dhgs and children and still Second, Jen Mafx and Geof Jr. of 170 Hartford ’Tpke. The Bergeron, Jennifer, Jaae, daughter of Gary R. mid Jane 0* the various serWees looking neat. Our dog haslohg hair and we have traveled Bred. Third, Mr. and Mra. A1 bridegroom is the son^^of Mr. Stmrenson Bergeron, Viirgtoia Lone, Tolland. She. w eui born the agency performs for Hah- with him when our chUdren were small and now with L a iq a n t and Mrs. Robert Vau(^4^„22i April 6 Ed Manchiester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ ohester area ohUdran. She moke the game, sponsored by the W . Main at. i , our'Dandchlldren.^^^ilceep neat, ti^e one-inch-wide parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Stevenfon; B m ers and s o ^ t o collect dog hairs. When finished, drop in M 0. * m * f • ican AuxUtary. F lay I s ^ n to the public. Next double-ring ceremony. - your litt^rliag. This is much better than a brush. Novlk, - Lawrence Edward, son of Neil EUtd QEdl-Bara 1 ^ . Bruce Sheftel, sueprrisor ■'Friday, there will be a Swiss The bride was given in mar­ sticky hands cause a problem now there are Novlk, Lake Rd., Andover. He was bom April 6 at Manchester of girls' activities' at the West Team Club Champtcnriilp riage by her father. She wore ■ wet towels, but Side RecreaUon Cbnter, told of event. MemiHlal Ho^ital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and a blue street-length dress and ifore their day we filled a the actlvlttss ’which ate pravld- Mrs. Rubin Bass, Bronx, N.Y. His paternal grandpEuents are matching veil with a corsage . dishwashing liquid bottle sd for girls trmn 2 to 18 years' Results in an Andover Bridge Mr. and Mipz. Ralph Novlk, Yonkers, N.'Y.Hta maternal greiU- of vdiite flowers. with clear water and had a ^ age at me West Side Rec. Club duidlcate game Friday grandparents are Mr. and M n. Louis RTimaets, Bronx, N.Y. Attendants for the bride were roll of paper towels or She also dlsplayad «Moles night ett the Andover Congrega­ her parents. Mrs. Vaughn and toilet tissue for drying. Use hisAe by the glris, uiiliig for tional Church are u follows: Bourgoln, Micheol B., son of Alyre A. and Linda C. Soucy Liorinc photo William Vaughn, mother and the most pwrt seraph of mater- Just enough wgter to North-South; First, Joyce Dris- Bourgoin, 80 W.*MlddIe Tpke. He was bom April 8 at Manches­ brother of the bridegroom, were TlHi engagement of M iss Deb­ dampen and wash s ^ t s off. kell and Burt Smyth. Second, ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jul­ orah She^Jlee Shoag of Mi( his attendants. -J. Guests Included Mrs. Stanley Include some hand lotion Mrs. Robert Crawford and Mrs. iette Soucy, Van Buren, Maine. His paternal granto>arent8 are Mrs.. Robbins and the bride­ Chester t o 'n ,Yehuda Smolar^'lrf Praygockl 6t Hamden, depart­ and each child can make a Burton Smyth. Third, Bill Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Bourgoin, New BrunsUck, Canmla. He West Hartfo^tL^ has been an­ groom’s mother wore blue en­ has a brother, Ricky, 8H; and a sister, Lynne, 2. ment chairman of children and game of rubbing it on hands Radzewlcz and Jamea Baker. nounced by her 'TQOther, Mrs. sembles with matching acces­ youth; Mrs. Robert Bellinger of -and face when needed to Also, Bast-west;. Tied for fT sories. Rachel Shoag of 17 'Hilltop Dr. Kensington, member,, of me revent chapping.—ELIZA- first, Mra. Shirley Oraboff, Mrs. . Bottlcello, Heather Ann, daughter of Thomas Paul and A recepUbn was held at the E1 ~ She Is also the daughter !>(. Alex First District children and lETH S. Lawrence Mpe, and Dale Lorraine McBride Botticello, 47 'Waddell Rd., Manchester. She Shoag of Meriden. . home of the bride's parents. e was bom April 0 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ youth committee; and Mrs. Pe­ Horned, Bob Norwood. Tied for For a trip to New York, Mrs. DEJAR P O LLY —Like D. M. we, too, travel by car and H er fiance is the son of Mr'^’■ ter KUarsky of West Hartford, third, • Dr. and Mrs. Tanash ternal grandpEuents are Mr. and-Mrs. James Mlniouccl, South and Mrs. Abraham Smolar of Vaughn wore a pink suit. with a white German shepherd dog and always want to First District president, and her Atoynatan and Mr. and Mrs. Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Paul Mrs. Vaughn is employed at look presentable when we get out of the car. We travel West Hartford. .'V. staff of .effloen. There also RtUiam Smttfa. Botticello, South mndaor. Miss Shoag, a 1969 graduate Cheney Brothers. Mr. Vaughn m o n w each year and I have tried to adapt to it by wear­ Dl I* ' • * • were representatives for ms of Manchester High School, will served with the .U.S. Arm y. He ing clothes that rapel hair. Nyjop or leather-coats-are Waahiagton, Onurlea John, son of Oiartes and Mary Fay N assU t pboto Newington, Squth Windsor, WSst ' Resfilts in a Thursday morn­ is employed at AMF Cimo Div., best, other clothing has a hard finish. Avoid dark graduate 'later this month from Hartford, Glastonbury and Eki- ing duplicate bridge game at Washington, 7 Plano PL, Manchester. He was bom April 7 at AMP, Inc,, in TalcottvUle. colors and soft naps. Piwts, checks and plaids are always Eastern Connecticut State Col­ t Couple Wed 25 Years fleld Units. the Manchester Country (Jlub Manchester M m orial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are lege In W’illlmantic. After a question and answer ood. In fact, the above suggestions are good even if you are as f reception recently^^ David’s aTe communicants of me ance Co., Hartford. Whitby, Ont., Canada, and Rich­ We also carry'a clothes brush and a hand vacuum that les TurelL Third, Mrs. Veraon' Verdone, Jeimifer Theresa, daughter of Thomeu and The wedding is planned for Restaurant at the Farkade. Churefa- pf the Aasumption. ard Michael Stevens of Man­ works off tb6 car cigmette lifte r. MltcheU and Mrs. B. Purcell. Edythe Hasaey Verdone, 163 Cedu Ridge 'Ter., Glastonbury. Nassltt photo About 80 Mends and relatives David 'Woodbury, owner cf June 11 at Temple Beth Sholom. chester w ere, united in m ar­ Father Tarasi Also, EastJWest; first, Mrs. She was bom Feb. 29 at Hartford Ho^tol. Her maternal attended 'the surprise party David’s Restaurant, where the Our dog is an excellent traveler but when we leave him riage April 8 at St. John the Arthur Smith and Mrs. Lehuid grandmother Is Mrs. Elizabeth Rubera, East Hartfmd. Her MRS. CORY LEE STERLING given by the couide’s children, Banios’ son is emt^oyed, pro­ alone in the car for a short time we make sure he is not Ehrangelist Church in Whitby. Te Be Ordained Carlson. Second, Dr. S. Cohen paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest,Verdone, Glas- Stephen J. Batiia and Mrs. vided a buffet. Membisra.,^of the in the hot sun and has sufficient water and ventilation. The marriage of Maryann Di- er wore a two-piece yellow and The bride is the daughter of and Mrs M. Jackson. Third, tonBiiry. Her maternal great-grandmdtlier la Mrs. Edythe Marilyn B. Meyers, both of staff at David’s decorat^ Qie He repays us by not allowing any strangers in the car Salvatore and Cory Lee Ster­ white, ensemble with matching Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of liie Rev.- Oorio DiNatals Ta- Mra. Burgess and Mim. Catlet. Massey, 166 Middle Tpke., Manchester. She baa a brother, Ja­ Manchester. * restaurapt w im white and sti­ while we are gone.— MRS. E. L. . ling, both of Manchester, took accessories and a white orchid. Whitby. The bridegroom is the cari of the IjOarionaries of me Results to a. WednesdE^ son, 3. Mr. and - Mie. Banla were ver streamers and wedding • • place Saturday morning at St. A reception w as held at the son of Mr. and Mrs. J<^ W. ApostlM will be ordained morning YWCA duplicate marled April 26, 1M7 at St bells for the occasion. The bead Polly's Problem Bridget Church. Knights of Columbus in East Stevens of 36 Westminster Rd. to the priestbood tomorrow at ' bridge gam e at the Community Shaw, Kriatin Marie, daughter of David and Susan Mc- Nassiff photo Amberlite photo Bernard's Church In Tarrittvllle table was decorated wim multi­ The bride is the daughter of Hartford. For a wedding trip to The Rev. John Pilkowskas U a.m . in S t Sebastian C9uirch, D E A R PO LLY—Recently some visiting chUdren T are as follows: North-South; Namar Shaw, Junction City, Kan. She was bom March 12 at MRS. JOHN THOMAS GOLDING by the Rev. Diminski. They color paper flowers aitd silver MRS. THOMAS V. TOLISA]SrO Mr. and Mrs. Alexander DlSal- St. Thomas Island and Puerto celebrated the nuptial Mass. Mlddletawn. scribbled with red crayon on my daughter’s green Mrs. Gerald Horowlts and Mrs. Irwin Army Hospital, Junction City. Her maternal grandpap- came to Manchester from Hart­ ribbons and a centerpiece of as­ vatore of 18 Hartland Rd. The Rico, Mrs. Sterling wore a Miss Slgrid Koehler of Whit­ of Hartford, brother-in-law of Fatlier Tarasi has. often par­ blackboard. Does anyone have a remedy for re­ Howard LeiUe. Second, Mrs. enU are Mr. and Mrs. Burton McNamar, 209 Woodland St, Jeanne Post of Manchester heart roses, purple miniature Elizabeth Ann Vendetta and ford in htaTch 1962 and have sorted spring flowOra. The Ron bridegroom is the son cf Mr. white ensemble with red, white by w as msLid of honor. Miss John llio m a s Gelding, both of the bride. The ring bearer Wfuj ticipated in retreats 'with M an­ moving this crayon? If so, I would appreciate hear­ Alan Frehelt and Mrs. Mary Manchester. Her paternal grandmother is Mra. Sfairiey Shaw, :ind Thomas V. Tolisano of carnations and baby’s breath. lived at melr home on Thopsen Dinardo Orchestra played foe Coventry. and Mrs. Clifford Sterling of and blue accessories and a Kathleen Brown of Whitby sis­ Manchester, were married Sat­ Thomas H. Vendetta of Mien- chester area B oy Scouts. ing about It.—MRS. R. P. MUrphy. Third, Mra. George Miss Cynthia Post and Miss Rd. since that time. dancing. •I • South Windsor exchanged vows Oval Lane. matching corsage. After May 8, ter of the bride, was brides­ chester, brother of the bride. Born and raised In Harrls- MoCeurtney and M n . John Elizabeth Post both of Manches­ urday morning at the Church of Mrs. Mary Banla has beim Mr. and Mrs. Bonia received The Rev. William J. Stack of the couple will live at 830 Hart­ maid. buig. Pa., Father Tarasi began Boyle. SulUvan, Christopher Scott, son of Dr. Richard J, and FYiday evening at Second Con­ ter and sisters of the bride, and the Assumption. Mrs. Vendetta 'wore a Jlght employed as a secretary at the many silver gifts and money. St. Bridget Church performed ford Rd. his studies for the priesthood at DEJAR PO LLY—^My Pete Peeve is one of long standing. Also, Bast-West; First, Mrs. Joanne Khoury SuUlvan, Fairborn, Ohio. He was bora April 6 gregational Church. Miss Judith Treschuk of Coven­ William Aimers of Ccokstcwn, The bride is a daughter of Mr. gold colored gown with match­ purchasing department of Pratt Their son presented mem wim the double-ring ceremony. Bou­ Mrs. Sterling, a graduate of ResunecaonReaurreetton CoDegecollege in OonadaCanada When a recipe calls for a small, medium or luge onion, T.J. Crockett and M n. Arthur at Wright PattersMi Air Force Base IfospitaL Fairborn. M s try, were the bridesmaids. They Ont., served as best man. Ush­ and Mrs. Francis P. Vendetta of ing accessories. The bride- and 'Whitney Division cf United 20 silver dollan arranged to The bride is the daughter of quets of pompons were cn the Manchester High School, is em ­ and f i M h e ^ his phUosoptalcal the small one may mean the size of a dime, a medium one Shorts, Second, M r. and Mrs. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Khoury, Cincin­ wore go^s and headpieces ers were David Brown Jr., 40 Englewood Dr. Hie bride­ greem’s mother wore a floral Aircraft East Hartford, Carp., forfn the figure 25 on a silver studies at VUlanoya UnlverSUy. nati, Ohio. His paternal grandparmts are Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Robert S, Post altar. Mrs. Raymond J. Mur­ ployed as [ secrdlary at Heu- brother of the bride, and Peter groom is the son of Mrs. John print gown with matching ac­ the size of a watout or even a goose egg and I have seen Herbert Smith. Third, Mn. identical to the honor attend­ for the past 13 years. tray. The couple Is lAannlng a W. Sullivan, 27 Keeney St., Manchester. He has a brother of 97 Main St. The bridegroom phy was the organist. blein, Inc. /be. Sterling attend­ Lofthouse, both of Whitby. cessories. Both had white cym- H e attended Assumpthm (Semi­ large onions the size of cabbage hea£. So WHY, I ask Dominic Catoldo and M n. Ar­ ant's and carried matching bou­ Gelding of 11 Ardmore Rd.and Mr. Banla is employed os a twx>-week secctid boneymoon in John, 2. The bride wore an empire ed Marches er community CW- nary in San Antonio, Tex., and you, when designating the use of onions don't these thur Pyka. is the son of M r. and Mrs. quets. After a reception at the home the late Mr, Golding. bidlum orchids. general foreman , at the assem­ the Hawaiian Islands. gown of silk Organza trimmed lege and th H a ^ o r d Inst)tUte A reception was held at in 1070 'was awarded a degree recipes give the amount by measurements? Maybe one Series leadens are Mra. How­ Thomas N. Tolisano of 13 High- Gary/Tolisano of South Wind­ of the bride’s parents, the cou­ The Rev. Mattew R. Shanley, In theology from St. M a ry 's small onion co ild mean one teaspoon or maybe one- ard Boyd, Mrs. John Hyde, and sor seized as his brother’s best with alencon lace and styled cf Crimlnolc jy. ^6 ently ple left for a trip to Lake Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. For view Dr. chapledn at the State Prison Untveralty In Son Antonio, Tex. fourth cup or e iren two cups of chopped onion. I hope man. / Ushers were Robert E. with a split mandarin collar employed as a represeptatlve a t Muskoka in northern Ontario. a trip to Bermuda, Mrs. Golding Mrs. Frehelt. The Rev. Feli.x Davis, pastor In Somers, performed thie Father Tarasi w ill be statton- and long fitted sleeves with full the J. B lal e Caldwell Co. of wore a lemon yellow dress with you get the po at.-BER TH A. STA R GA7&EIC* of Second Congregational Post/ of Manchester, brother of Upon their return, they will live double-ring ceremony. Paul cuffs. Her lace trimmed man­ East Hartfoi d. a navy blue vest jmd yellow Announce Engagements ed 'Ot Holy Apostles Seminary (NEWSPAPIR ENTIRPRISE ASSN.) The South Windsor Bridge By CLAY R. POLLAN- C'hurch, performed the double­ the bride, and Edward LaMonde in West Cornwall, Conn. AKIES UIRA tilla was arranged from a crys­ Chetalat w as organist and solo­ College where he will be direc­ dub will sponsor a game to­ ring ceremony. An arrangement and Robert Wicks, both of East cymbidium orchids. After May MAS. V Vour Daily ActMfy Guida' The engagement of Miss Pam­ tal crewn, and she carried a ist. Fuji mums and snap­ tor of field educatloa and ser- m orrow a t 7:S0 jp.m. at the of gladioli and shasta daisies Hartford.' 7, the couple will liye in Man­ ______>^Afi. I» According la Ihe Start. 'i ela Marie White to Kenneth E. bouquet carnations and dragons decorated the altar. vloes. South Windsor Community To develop message for Tuesday, S ;"£ ! was on the altar. Herbert Chat- Mrs. Post wore a pink gown d chester. ,17-22-35-45 Parsons, both of Manchester, The bride was given in m ar­ reod words corresponding to numbers 4-1829-34/ roses. Vittner-Staron Mrs. Golding, a graduate of House, 1788 Bllingtan Ave. p W '59-6583-90 485088 ) ■ zky was the organist. and matching accessories and a has been announced by her par­ riage by her father. She wore of your Zodiac birth sign. The bride, given in m arriage corsage of pink sweetheart Miss Cheryl DiSalvatore of Manchester High School, is em- Service Notes WORLD ALMAMC is open to the puUlo. 'TAURUS sconrio ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. an empire gown of satin peau Chaminade Oiib •AM. 20 1 Don't 31 W ord* 61 For Hartland Rd., sister of the ployd as a secretary at the of­ OCT. by her father, wore an empire roses and white daisies. The White of 67 Pine St. trimmed with venise lace and ______EAC t s 2 W ork 32 Your 62 Or bride, was the maid of honor. . MAY 20 gown of silk organza trimmed bridegroom’s mother wore a fice of Dr. Stanley Pearlman. 3 Rim 33 Attend 63 Cor WOK. 2 f= H er fiance is the son of Mr. satin inserts and fashioned with Navy F O 1X1. a . Brad- She wore a blue bubble chiffon M r. Golding, also a graduate Has Guest Splpist \ 1- 5-10-31 4 Love 34 Sociability 64 Gifts with venise lace and pink satin sheer knit mint green gown with and Mrs. Vincent K, Parsons mandarin collar, bishop sleeves, Betting Chief 5 Exchonge |3&^-51-57i empire gown designed with' a dock, son at /49-60-73 35 M ore 65 Public pull-through ribbon and design­ silver accessories and a corsage of Manchester High School, is 6 Love 36 People 66 Romonce 69.72.78 of 105 Pine St. A-line skirt and chapel length Mra. Oam Ketslercf Wall- Jamas Braddock GEMINI ed with mandarin collar. Juliet of yellow sweetheart roses and ruffled mandarin collar and employed at the General Clew ­ Resigns Office 7 0 n e 37 Issues 67 Up SAGITTARIUS Miss White, a 1971 graduate train. Her elbow-length veil of ingfoed wUl be guest aoMst at 6 Evening Juliet sleeves. Rd., South VHndso^, 38 Kind 68 Todoy WOK. 22 slee\'es and a detachable Wat­ white dalsfes. of Manchester High School, is silk illusion was arranged from ing Services. He plans to attend 9 H(xir$ 39 Best 69 Bring Bridesmaids were Miss Max­ the Chaminade >Iusloal Clttb sd tor duty at tbi TTB. N aval 20 teau train. Her bouffant veil of After a reception at Ye Olde a student at Hartford Hospital Manchester Community College HAMDEN, Oonn, ^AP) — The 10 Angry 40 Invitotions 70 Now D K , 2i a camelot headpiece, and she mseUng tonight at S at the Fed­ Oommur'—" — ’“Btattoci, Ban >7-12-20A4 n Is 41 Day silk illusion was arranged from Meeting Hall in South Windsor, ine Dunton and Louise Belan­ In September. stEtte’s first director of off-track 71 Situations ^6-19-74-MuQ Licensed Practical Nurse Pro­ carried a crescent bouquet of eration Room of Center Oon- lOgusl, e^7080B8 12 Who 42 Size 72 Rewords a cloche head piece and she the couple left for a wedding ger, both cf East Hartford. batting, RusseU B. Vining, has 13 The 43 To gram . white cattleya orchids, steph- gregattonal Church. CANCER 73 Opinions carried a colonial bouquet of trip to Nassau. The couple will Their gowns, one in orange and announced be wlU resign ’ to 14 And 44 Are 74 Your CAPRICORN Mr. Parsons, a 1970 graduate anotis and statlce. Mrs. Metsler, a giaduttte 15 Bring 45 Attention 75 W orry .stock, daisies, sweetheart roses live at 42 Pioneer Circle after one in lilap, were identical in Air'Fiotce 6. Bgt T e m n a e J. take over the loral Job held by DEC. 22 of Manchester High School, is NEWI — EXORnrO 16 Shine 46 Indifferent 76 Repairs style to the maid 1 Add "before any Certificate of Occupancy la Mr. Lawrence, a 1965 gradu­ dall St. -.A-■■7' may be obtained from William he Hcspital in July. The wedding Is planned for of Mr. and Mrs. WUllam W. served as his brother's best Issued" A. Assard, RepubUcan Regis­ J. Houle, Democratic Registrar Moving! Mr. McCarty, ,i 1970 graduate ate of East Catholic High School Aug. 20 at the Fresh Meadows Her fiance is the son. of Mr. Vlttner cf 357 Hartford Tpke, Section 4.1S man. Ushers were Scott Vlttner trar o f ' Voters, French Road, Changed to: "Tele|>taooie »md fintnmiiTii/»art/»i cf llcwell Cheney Technical and a 1967 graduate of Hartford Jewish Center in Queens. N.Y. and Mrs. Luclen Roy of Man­ The Rev, Stanley Slkorp of WEAR of Voters, Bolton. Center Road, of Vernon, another brother of Sjrstems’’ State Technical Institute, receiv­ chester, N.H. Bolton, (Connecticut. Instructions Bolton, Connecticut. Instruc­ •^enny School, is serving with the Arm y SS. Cyril and Methodius Cihurch, the bridegroom, and William Section 4,16 (a) "A H telephone lines ehnii b© installed under­ ed his BS degree in mechanical Miss Chlttick, a 1969 gradu­ performed the double-ring cere­ Lorlns photo for filing such a slate of candi­ ground." tions for filing such a slate of Petmy Saver wlU be closed as • 'orps of Engineers. Clark of 'West Hartfgrd. The engaegment of Mira Cath- engineering In 1971 from the ate of Manchester High School, mony. dates are contained in P art I, Section 4.16 (b) "Emergency call booces riiall be Installed at candidates are coatained in of M ay 1 during moving er- No date ha.s been announced After a reception at the Polish FOR leen Louise Greenler to WUllam J>aver University of Hartford. He is an Meskill Names is a junior at Keene (N .H .) Instruction Page, of the petition the developer’s expense when required by the Part I, Instruction Page, of the otion. fur the wedding. The bride w as given in m ar­ National Home in Hartford, the R. Hahn Jr., both of RockvUle, engineering representative for State College. fonn, copies of which are a'vaU- Ctolef of Police or cognisant Fhre Department petition form, copies of which riage by her brother, Edward couple left on a wedding trip to lias been announced by her par­ the Aetna Life and Casualty Co., Department Aide able in said Registrar’s office, Chief." are available In said Registrar's Please bring clean, salable Mr. Roy, a 1969 graduate of Staron of Windsor Locks. the Pocono Mountains In Penn­ Burlon-Mon photo Hartford. RENT ents, M r. and M rs. Herbert Prior to obtaining the petitiemi Section 4.09 (a) Add "current , at the time of EqipllcaUon-for merchandise to new kicaUon the Bishop Bradley School, is office. Prior to obtaining the 440SPITAL AUXILIARY HARTFORD (AP) — Susan Mrs. William Clark of West sylvania. They will live in New- EAST OF. THE BIVEB (Jrbenier of 112 Union St. The eng^ement of Miss Meri mibdivlsloo plan approval unless waived by The wedding Is planned for also a junior at Keene State Col­ W E ALSO form, the consent of each can­ petition form, the consent of at Hobbie, a 29-year-old special Hartford w as matron of honor. ingtcai. ^ me latest etyle?*^cii;ni Her fiance Is the s«i of Mr. the Commission for any good reason" Sept. 30 at the Church of the lege. STCX3C Lee Mercer of Manchester to didate io be proposed therein each candidate to be proposed aide to the governor, Is the new m s ^ k . . jfothing to send and Mrs. WUUam Hahn Sr. of Section 4.06.03 (g ) Caianged to: "Permanent cul-de-soca or dead­ Assumption, The wedding la planned for RUFFLED Peter A. Hamm of Andover has plus a deposit of $10 for each therein plus a deposit of $16 for deputy commissioner of the De­ tor . . . We stock sizes 23 Grant St. end streets shaU to general be avoided. The 46 PURNELL PLACE Aug. 19 at Second Congregation­ SHIRTS IN TOm Boys’ sizes 4-20: Men's been announced by her parents such candidate must be filed Commission may require any proposed cul-de- each such candidate must be GLOBE partment of Community Af­ ALL, TH E Miss Greenler, a graduate of al Church. Mr. and Mrs. WTUlam L. Mer­ with said Registrar. A petition sac or dead-end street to be designed and filed with said Registrar. A peti­ California, New York fairs. L A T ^ T RockviUe High School, is em- PLAZA DEPT. STORE Extra Long. cer of 92 Autumn St. for an opposing slate contain- censtnieted to allow tor future steast exlen- tion for tm opposing slate con­ Starting May 2 Travel Service Miss Hobbie replaces Ruben (XkLORfl 38-42 Extra Short. pk>y'^"iat the credit department Top Grape States (We Have A Notion To PleMe) H er fiance Is the son of M r. iiv; the required num ber c f slg- sioci.'* taining the required qumber of 555 MAIN STREET Figueroa, who 'was promoted of the W.T, Grant Co. at Ver- ______Sundry grammatical correctloca were made. Bibles for Blind t p k e WHATEVER THE OOCWSION — SEE and Mrs. Alvfth L. H am m of. natiues at enroUed RepubUciui signatures ol enixdl^ Demo­ WASHINGTON — California by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to E. M i n m j : . (N ext to Popular Mkt.) > non Circle. APPROVED Change affecting S lots. Numbers 158, 107, and 108, 643-2165 party members In said town Hours 10-5 P.M. and New York are the big the post of commissioner of the Started in 1835 O P E N W ED., T H UB8., F B I. tIU 9 Mr. Hahn, also a graduate of BennetsvlUe,' S.C. on subdivlsian plan Green Manor Addition No. 4 - cratic party members to said must be filed with said Reg­ Authorized agent in M an­ grape-producing states, . each department. NEW YORK—Scriptures for RockviUe High Shcool and a Mira Mercer is a graduate of 2 lots to place of S - Kennedy Road - Sage Ditre - town must be filed .with said istrar of Voters not lat­ OPEN DAILY chester for all Airlines, avera^ng more than $10 m il­ Miss Hobble’s appointment the blind were first distributed JUMBO GARMENT BAGS two-year student at Manchester Mancehster High School. - Vernon S&eto Registrar of Voters not later Railroads and Steamship er than 4 p.m. on May 4,' 1972, 10 AM. ■ 5 PJL lion in sales a year. Notable w as announced Saturday In a by the American Bible Society REBAL MEN'S SRBP Community OoUege In hotel and Mr. Hamm attended the Uni­ APPROVED Leon Podrove • Oroiq> Dwellings - Highland Street - than 4 p.m. on M ay 11,. 1972, Watch for Liqes. Decorator Colors "THe COM8tCTf MfN’S STOUf- bein

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HER a LD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN IT Wilbur Cross Highway Exit 92. Andover B o lto n e ig h t h DIStBICT Miss Lessard Fire Sweeps Woods 6:30 p.m. — trash’ Are at J31 HlKtard St. Heads C eSe Mini-pricing is worth going out of your way for. Region School Board Oil Cans Near Fire head To Discotery of Theft M on^ Wilbur Cross Deadly Sun SenifMrVlass A late'Sundsy afternoon fire swept through about (Continued from iPaga One) To 'Vote on Budget volunteer Bolton fireman, break. They were referred to four acres of woodland between Exits 91 and 92 o ff the Defeated By called cut at 4 p.m. yesterday Juvenile authorities. Wilbur Cross Highway (1-86), keeping town firefight­ dent In her senior year, waa a Tlie regional Board of'Educa­ at the church; 6 p.m. Junior to fi^t a bru^ tire to the rear The brush fire destroyed member of the chorus and the tion will meet tonight at 8 'at Oirl Scouts at the elementary ers busy for more than three hpurs. Loving Care Public Speaking Club, served on of a building where he Is co­ about two acres of woodland, The fire near the highway ------the Rham Auditorium to vote on school. owner of a business, recognised according to ^Iten'Etre Chief was reported shortly after 6 «J»«x>vered ear- (Continued from Page One) the Junior claaa advleory board, the requested $1.5 million budg-. Friday: 10 a.m. Andover En­ oil caits'dt the scene of the fire Mort Harlow. • ' damaged their gas tank and and participated In Intramural et. vironmental Action Oouiicil at p.m., firemen said, and three Traffic control on the high- as'the same sold in his store. State Police reported, that a they ran out of fuel. sports. the home of Mrs. Margaret Vln- Andover's share of the Re­ A Check by Norman -Preuss of false alarm went off directly pleces of an^aratus w m Sjsnt way-Was handled by state po- They were found Friday by kels, Hebron Rd.; 7:M p.m. gion No. 8 School District budg­ his 'W:H. Preuss arid Sons auto- across the street at approod- to the scene. On arrival, fire- reported that a minor David Stephenson, who report­ Mindanao Is the second larg­ Duplicate Bridge game at the. three-car cmcident slowed traf­ et Is Just a UtUe over 33% of m'ctlve supply store at Rts. 6 mately the same time as the men discovered the tire was ed "Oreenwood was lying .In est island In the PblUpp|B«i. the total, baaed' on the average chur^ 8 p.m. Board of Fire and 44 revealed the store had alarm for the - fire behlnif the fic by the scene. O^nlmissiofieni at the flrriiouse; larger than expected, apd addl- the desert, his tongue swUd ^ Our superb quality ham USDA Choice Beef Sale! Board of Finance for considera­ Andover oorreqKmdent Anila in a big money-saving size! tion, regional school board FrW m , tel. 743-9347. AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER! <* member CSiarles Phelps told the These wonderfully moist, delicious hams are people that while'-the regional prepared to our own strict specifications. Carefully U.S. Grade “A ” budget was not yet completed, Vivien Blasts trimmed by hand for perfect leanness, end to end. he could assure the taxpayers Undercut that it would most likely stay the same as last year. He add­ Assembly On Boneless Roast ed that, if anything, the budget (chuck) would be slightly less than last I n « Hearty and robust, dribbling year's, and not more. Rights Issue 'V Gem Broilers with juicy flavor. Beef that'fl The Increase of over 321,000 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — stay scrumptious for sand­ to the Town of Apdover means vivien Kellems, best knowii for wiches, too! 1b a 3H-miII Increase In the tax per batUes to equalise the In- Whole 2^2-3 lbs rate. come tax rate for single people specially bred end fed to be consistently Attendance Urged and married couples, meaty, moist and tender. Once you've tasted First Selectman Robert E. sharply critieixed the Con- our White Gems, no other chicken will do! Post said he will conduct brief necUcut General AssemUy for Chnek Roas^69i> business hours at the towq of- defeating the so-called women's Ace building this evening, and rights amendment to the fedet^ leave by 8 in order to attend al constitution, Cut up or split 2V2-3 lbs 34ib H) Calif. Roa6t'£~rJ5° the Rham budget meeting. m Iss Kellems, a 76-year-oid Canneii Ham Post urged all Andover citl- retired industrialist, called the sens to attend tonight's meet- legislators "stupia'' for 'voting Fresh Brisket r99t Ing, pointing out that every sin- against the amendment, gle taxpayer In town Is affected She labeled as “mls- White Gem Chicken Breasts U.S. GRADE "A” by the regional school budget Information” claims that ratlA- whether they have youngsters cation of the amendment would Fresh Brisket lb In school or nOt. mean women would have to White Gem Chicken Thighs U.S. GRADE "A” Umit piMM Homemaken Club serve In the front lines of the 3 cant ptr The Creative Homemakers army or be forced to do hea'vy c u tH m tr London Broil Club of Andover •will meet to- industrial work, White Gem Chicken Legs U.S. GRADE ”A” lib morrow night at 8 p.m. at the Speaking on W nC-TV's old town hall on RL 6. "Face the State.” Mas Kellems Shonider Roast Members will be asked to dls- also blasted the legislators for Special cuss whether the group should voting themselves pay raises, Introductory Offer! White Gem Chicken Drumsticks“^r‘’'69^ continue to funcUon, and If it She called the pay raises a Chuck Steak is decided to conttmie, the “ Aagrant insult to the people of White Gem 3 f h group will be reorganised and Ooimecticut...! think it’s, dls- Self Service Deli Chicken wings U.S. GRADE ‘ A’ new ofAcers elected for the graceful.” V fe reserve the coming year. She added that she had al- right to limit Chuck Steak 99^. Members will also work on ways been opposed to Hnmmi Armour Star Bacon quantities the notepaper they are prepar- sessions of the legislature be­ Sliced Mira Cured ^ ing for the handcraft booth at cause "they do enough harm Go mini-pricing and Mve! O w Calif. Steak s 19!^ the PTA annual fair. Members every two years.” who are supposed to supply rib------^______Armour Star wuSnl Franks pilS 87*= bon for the notepaper arc ask­ Cube Steak (Chuck) ed to please bring It to tomor­ Columbia Gem m S Franks pilS 87<= row’s meeting. Unit Pricing Nepco Franks p^87<= Chuck Stewing Beef m 99^ Bulletin Board Monday: 6 to 8 p.m. Town Stop & Shop Franks sSSl'SHu, 87*= Short Ribs of Beef 75*= Cleric at the town ofAce build­ Now a Must ing; 7 to 9 p.m. Tax Collector Any or all coupons maylbe redeemed with one $5 purchase at the town_ __ oAlce building;__ 7:30 ^ HARTFORD (AP) — Unit p.m Fl^rt S eT ^tm ^ I t 'ths of prices SI town ofAce building; 7 p.m. per pound, periounce or other rd unit cf measurement—^became Frozen Food Buys Caierer’s Kilchen Sixth Grade Girl Scout Juniors at the home of Scout Leader m a nd atory In Connecticut stores today on a list of retail Kraft Sliced ^ ll Minute Maid Mrs. Marge Campbell, Rt. 87; goods ranging from baby foods 8 p.m. Grange No. 76 at the ^ d Caterer’s Kitchen Pizza 2 ‘'?>85* to paper plates. Chef-B(^-Ar-Dee m town hall, Rt. 6; 8 p.m. Re­ American (^eese I III Oranee Orange Juice b ISI Cheese Lasagne C A T t R C R 5 K IT C H E N pkg 55* ’The object of unit pricing is B gional Board of Education 8 oz pkg 12 oz can Til, ™ *0 enable shoppers to determine Cheese Pizza C Q i Potato Salad Rte.a oil or vinegar i'.!S35* 4 Budget meeting at the Rham __ , j , . 13V.OZ Effective Mon.lon.MayHhr May ) thru Sat. May 6 *HTH THfS COUPON -MM Effective Mon. May 1 thru Sat. May 6 RffTMTHtS COUPON audltorlum.o u ^ n n , ^ __ “ ““_ y- a of pack- Family & friends will love it. plW Limit one pkg per customer AND------RCHA3E A 33 FURC I !e Limit one can per customer AND A 35 PURCHASE C8. cans and Jars of dlAer- Caterers Kitchen Meat Loaf <311 B Q c which Howard Johnson ’cROQueTris^’* pm 0 5 T ' ScopeShop ^ p 6^ f And^er brands are the le^xpenslve. lOoi $ t Elementary^oo : 7 p.m. Boy pacing regulatKJTwere American Kitchen Tasti stripes 4 pkga sea Food Favorites &out Tixx^ ^ * d***H!1 ^ promulgated by Consumer Pro- Taste-O’Sea Haddock Portions ilV 65*= ^ ^ Commissioner Barbara || I I Bduca^ a^e 8 p.m legislation enacted Manufacturer’s Closeout • Fine Quality • Genuine Ironstone Morton Macaroni & Cheese p”k !* 3 9 « Republican Town Committee at Waldorf I Maxwell House f Haddock Fillets FROZEN 89lb the town ^ c e building; 8 p.m. m the ilrot group of products Taste O’Sea Fish Cakes 4pVi»l I ^ which unit pricing became Birds Eye Glazed Carrots X 29* Toilet Tissue Coffee Cooked Shrim p Salad HALF-POUND 89* ^ CongregaOonal Church, mandatory today are household Fillets O Q c 4 roll pkg 1 lb can lb pkg 7 ^ Rt. oj 8 p.m. Creative Home- detergents, cleansers, waxes, Birds Eye Thick and Frosty ?kV59* Cooked Haddock or Flounder M « g g e Effective Mon. 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PAGE f o u r t e e n M A N G ^T E R EVENING, gERALD, MANCHESTER> CONN., MONDAY. MAY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANdilESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 ^ G E FIFTEEN 1. J -' Y South Windsor B A R Man Arrested^ Little Hope S^n For Parochiaid ------— ------. HEALTH CAPSULES® By PHIL PASTOICET ‘ In Bar Shooting by Mfeheel A. Petti, MJPl WINDSOR, O ^. (AP) — The General Assembly .Despite the General Assembly’s recenUy passed the state's sec- RUMMAGE Folks soon lose interest If one $eu)fL ModeMeNT Bruins in Drivers’ Seat Grand List Grows with people who have little NEW LONDON, Oonn, (AP) A uigex latest attempt to give financial ond attempt to give flnanri^ principle- — A 60-year-old New London H0HMAL z aid to non-public schools. State assistance to non-puWio » Education Commissioner WU- schools, Jt Is based on aid to SALE Spring is the time when man has been chEuged with as­ sault In the shootings of two 11am J. Sanders says he has the parents of non-pubpe school f o 5 8 3 ,0 3 5 all roads lead to roam. Uttle hope the state’s formula chUdren rather than direct aid Emanuel Lutheran • • • other New London residents. But Don’t Discount Ran^rs to the schools. H ie 1972 Q n M List at 111,- tee; and Jaclf R. Lube, public Police said Edgar Fraxell will be found constitutional. A previous plan of direct aid Chufeli M3,6ss reftei^ and S.5 per cent relations olfloer.' was held in lieu of $60,000 botid "H ie past cogrt record of so- •n ■ to the schools was ruled uncon- Increase OMr Uie 1971 net tax- New members taUngr their ob- Saturday alter his arrest in the called 'par^laid' plans casts a W CHUBCH SXMBBT BOSTON (AP) — The Ing goalie Ed (Jiacomin with a Bailey, normally a reserve beat Badley and force hlm\lnto stltuUonal by the U.8. Supreme LOS ANGELES (AP)— proved they are ^uman. They ing and shotblocking). Today able total and Is eocpected to llgatlaas at the redent m eeting shootings ac a local bar. gloomy light on siny future at­ Boston Bruins are o ff and backhanded flip. forwaird but spelling Sanderson the comer. Instead, he admit­ Court. A Pennsylvania plan of kUMiOKBBTlIB By design or otherwise, big can miss, too. 'nioy weren't we needed his scoring,” b r | n ^ ' In 1211,000 in new rev- were Lube, M/llUam J. Greene Lena Ruff, 32, was-shot twice tempts -to get financial aid to winging in their bid to re­ "That’s the kind ot a team at center, maute the play of his ted, he should have gone dowh^ aid to the parents appears Wilt Chamberlain is scor­ nearly as sharp as In ^ e series Said Chamberlain: "No. It attiiie on according to Bert Me- and Stanley Midlln. in the beu:k said Edwin Ala- ailing non-puUlc Institutions," gain the Stanley Cup, but we’ve got,” New York Oiach career to lift the Bruins to vic­ with a dive to hamdle Badley. headed for the same fate as it ing arain and he’s likely to opener when they, m a& 72 per wasn;t by design. It was Just By DEAN TOST Emile Francis said. "They’ve Nmara, tax assessor. The post is presently conduct- meena, 35, was t^tot In Uie back Sanders said Saturday at a Soflird d y tory. “ If I did what I should have, ; V /','.,. « ■ has already been held uncon- keep It up for awhile. cent of their flrst-^ f i^ goal the Way things developed on STAFFORD SPEEDWAY don’t write off the New looked adversity in the eye all The gross Grand List totals ing a membership drive. Anyone ahd In the hand in the incident, panel discussionoiscuBSton atai theuio Confer­vjoraer- , Z.. _ "I got the pBM at the blue he wouldn’t have got In,” Pamk In political years, -they Fog fiarte People Ttii6 A stltutlonal by a three-judge fed- attempts. „ ,„ \ the court.” Under Ideal racing conditions York Rangers, who hope to $11,67'!,025 vddeh included real interested in Joining may call police 8Bh}.^.Both were listed in At least the Los Angeles la ­ year and don’t know what It line and just started going for sadd. " I thought he was going should name hurricanes FeuftcTiY Normal rouTims, ence of Independent Education The big question was whether Wilt added: “ If we play this yesterday afternoon at Stafford win hockey’s most coveted estate for $87,173,680, up $S,!77,- Robert Sturtevant, 470 Wood- fair condiUott a t ^ local hospi­ May 6i 1972 kers wants it that way after meams to quit. In our last five the net,” he s^d. "I knew Pau’k to paiss. I didn’t expect him to after candidates. BPT IP itV a nsu) at the Loomis Institute DeBusschere can play way In the rest of the games, Springs Motor Speedway, Ron­ prize for the first time in 710 over last year personal prop- bridge St., Manchester. • • • tal. their 7-foot-l center dominated games against Boston . we was with me amd didn’t really shoot. He was going too famt \ PeveiaPMeNTf ; "I don’t see any- possibility Wednesday n lj^ . and if he 'kje’ll win the series.” Hie La- nie Bouchard, the youngster 32 years. erty $16,661,595, down $682,685; ___ New York notels are per­ botb'^ends of the court—scoring scored only four goals and the know how much room I had. At amd the amgle waa too tight.” Driving tip: Trains ^ee Yo u r p acT ^p.. for the state to plit money to 9 1 o 1 2 does, will he be 100 per cent? kere, beaten by the Knicks for from Fitchburg, Mass., captured and motor vehicles. $9,849,350, Manchester EvenliM BeiaU never stop for autos un-^ mitted to add- a 14-cent sur­ 23 points and grabbing 24 Hie Bruins, who captured the fellows were wondering if they a Ume like that you try any­ New York City has 44 welfare any g n a t extent into the pri­ charge to local telephone calls rebounds—In Sunday's io6-92 DeBusschere, who led all re­ the\ championship two years his first NASCAR event and also cculd put. the puck in the net. The New York comeback up $1,024,540. South WIndaor oorreapondeat til they’ve hit tl^m. Hm M uikiiil Iwltnmilti^ Cup for the first time In 29 thing. 'You don’t get that many took some of the glitter from a centers, b k nM iMwtM taWalSjiaanMtk Mtura, vate schools,’’ he added. made by guests,' victory over the New York bounders w ith 'to In the first agio, haven't won a title since his first victory at Stafford In Now we score five in one game. EJxempUons to veterans ant} liarbaM Varrtek, tel, 644«74. (NtWlfAflR INTEtrailE ASSN.) half, was hurt colliding with years In 1970 and then were chamces to go auound someone. brilliant performamce by the blind total $1,941,270; farm- ______Knloks at the Forum. leaving Minneapolis, despite the 30-lap feature. Psychologically, that should Chamberlain when Uie two dethroned last spring, got the Then, when I saw Giamomin Hodge, who scored three goads ers, not including Public Act belhg in ' the finals eight times Bouchard, In the Johnston help us.’’ CSiamberiain took only i i sought the same rebound' In the jump Sunday by winning the down, I just flipped the puck for his first National Hockey 490, $51,000; and aid to the el­ In 11 years. Construction "Purtle Plnto.’V, "We quit forechecking, shots last Wednesday night and second quarter. first game In the 6eat-of-seven over him.” derly, $150,320. Jerry^West has been on all Started in the ei^ th positiem, stepped hitting and played it League 'playoff hat trick. Hodge scored 12 points when the La­ series 6-5. scored twice In the first period H ie assessment loss due to Although starting the third those teams, and he has aver­ overtook Leo Cleary In the No. too easy," Boston Coach Tom Sanderson summed up the However, the final score g;raduated exemptions for man­ kers loat the best-of-seven period DeBusschere had to de­ aged a b ^ t 30 points, the all- 4 on the sixth lap and drove a Johnson said. "Then we g;ot general feeling among the amd csice in the second. series opener, 114-92. The Na­ barely begins to tell the story. ufacturers, merchants and trad­ part when he couldn’t Uft hla time hlgdi for playoff games. near-perfect race to the encL lucky and finally put It In the Bruins, who weren’t overly " I ’ve got the puck," the hard­ Beston, helped by short-handed ers amounted to $4,025,990. tional Ehuketball Association right hand above his head. "I Yet the all-pro guard has been On the sixth lap, Fred De- net. I just hope w e'play hockey happy after blowing the big hitting right winger said. "I goals by Derek Sanderson and Hie major additions to the champloiUlilp {Sayoffs resume couldn’t rebound,” he said. in a shooting slump since Los Sarro, Ray Miller, Ernie Caru­ for 60 minutes in the next gaune lead. ’ don't get hat tricks very often. / so and Don McCTullough were In­ Ken Hodge 45 seconds apart In real pnqjerty^Ust are; Variety Wednesday night for game "I ’m scared. I have never Angeles beat C2ilcago In the Tuesday." "It warn a helluva game be­ This was a big ime. But the let­ volved In a major accident In the first period, built at 6-1 Homes, Barrrington apart­ three In New York’s Madison been hurt this way. i have to Western Division semifinals. Sainderson, a flamboyant cen-- tween the two best teams In down hurt us. We’re going to lead. ments, Superior Realty, Savin Square Garden. think it will be better by The Lakers played better de­ the first turn that sent DeSarro, ter returning to aicUon although hcckey, but they haul no right have to keep going every min­ in the Len Boehler No. 3, going Brothers, Bescomb Distributors ■ Besides Chamberlain's scor­ Wednesday, but I can’t really fense and got 31 points from The Rangers fought back as weakened after a bout with a being in It," Samdersmi said. ute. This Is going to be a tough tell." completely out of the stadium, Building, Central Paving, Hruck ing —which he once did with guard Gall (Jocdrich, but the the Bruins eased up and pulled stomach ailment auid a virus'in- "Actually, we had no business series.” “Losing Dave Is a big blow flipping end-over-end. He escap­ Trailers, Inc., Rensselaer Poly- such regularity ithat he’s the deciding factors in the game into a 6-6 tie on three goals In fecticn, was used mailnly to kill being up 5-1, and they haid no The second gaime will be ' because he does so rqany things ed with a cut finger and a technical Institute and various NBA’s all-time leading scorer-- appeared to be DeBusschere’s the first 10 minutes of the final penalities, taking only an occa- business tying It. You mlglit played in Boston Garden Tues­ well.” said New York Coach slightly twisted leg. properties now zoned for apart­ Sunday’s game had this after- 1 n j u r y and Chamberlain’s period. Then the Bruins’ Ace ElonaLl turn. He hurt the say one hamd feeds the other day nig^t. The teams then will Red Hoizman, ■who seemed After nearly a half-hour of ments. math: shooting. Bajley scored the winner at Rangers badly with his short- and that’s the way . this gaime move to New York for games gratified, however, to spilt the trying to get the No. 3 recover­ McNamara said that changes —Dave DeBusschere, the , By going to the basket, 17:44' going around AU-Star de­ hainded goad and then Hodge cam go.” Thursday night and Sunday West Coast games. "We should ed, the speedway crew finally of assessment notices for per­ Knicks’ S-foot-6 forward who Chamberlain drew fouls from fenseman Brad Park and beat- caime through. Park saiid he thought he could afternoon. know Monday whether he can' got the machine on the truck. sonal pre^rty and real estate the Lakers feel is a big key In Lupaa, the Knicks’ 6-8 center play Wednesday.” who had 16 points. Walt Fra­ When racing resumed It was a have been mailed. Motor ve­ the series because of his out­ CSoach Bill Sharman of the zier’s New York high was 21, process of elimlnaiion for the 33 hicle changes are not sent out side shooting and rebounding but are on file in the Assessor’s BCHOPS Lakers said he was tremendous. only three In the second half. cars that took the Initial green ability, has a pulled muscle In He made 10 to 19 assorted Lucas, whose long - range flag. On lap. No. 12, with Bou­ office. his right side. Hie Board of Tax Review Best Center Cut Short dunks and finger roll-type shots. shots weren’t falling lit with the chard still holding off the chal­ will meet Tuesday and Thurs­ —^Hie Lakers proved they We wanted him to go to Ihe amazing accuracy-of the first lenges of CTleary, the field was day from 7 to 9 p.m. and Satur­ Out can play defense, too, blitzing basket more to put more pres­ game, pickSd up his fourth fbul reduced to 12 by virtue of acci­ day from 19 a.m. to noon to New York 28-11 In the third sure on Jerry Lucas., He has in the disastrous third period, dents and engine failures. Bobby Turner, another of the hear any grievances from tax­ Pound quarter. sacrificed his shooting/thls sea­ joining DeBusschere on the payers concerning list valua­ —Hie Knicks, as shooters, son to do other things (rebound­ bench. young hot-shots to challenge the tions. pros, blew a radiator hose on CHOPS lap No. -10 after running a Town Council Meeting s H u n t . Q o strong first and later in the The Town Council will meet lb' tonight in the Town Hall at 8 second spot. p.m., to appoint a member to Following Bouchard €icroes the CHOPS 0 9 Lean finish .line' were Cleary, Bob the Industrial Development Commission to fill an unexpired Meaty Santos Jerry Cook cuid Ray Mil­ term to Nov. 30, 1975. LOIN ler. VFW Officers Bugs Stevens, for the second Officers elected for a one year Pound consecutive week, failed to term in the recently orgaidzed make the main event due to en­ South Windsor Memorial Post of gine problems. Stevens njanaged the VPW are: OUmore A. Dow, CHOPS to win the modified race at Mar­ commander; Robert A. Sturte­ tinsville, Va., Saturday. vant, senior vice comnoander; Tender Pink Meated In the Six-Gyllnder 1 IvisiOn, Edward J. LaMarre Sr., junior Gary Ryan copped his second vice commander; Edward R. feature in €U9 many wee ks with Kuehn, advocate; Anthony Bara- Del Cushing and Frank I dwards nowski, chaplain; Joseph R. Uc­ L J t M B L E G S finishing in that order. cello, surgeon; LeRoy Nelson, FOOD MARKETS Locally, Chuck Riibac ta de­ three-year trustee; Timothy R. Genuine American Sprin^ydamb buted his 1971 Vega a 1th Bill Fellows, two-year trustee; Erv- BURR eeSN lR SHOPPINe CENTER Harman behind the wt eel but ing M. Aldrich, one-year tnis- was involved In an ace dent In the consolation. RIVERSIDE PARK Union Foregoes After a two-year layoff Bill ’Gramps’ Greco returned to the (AP photo) Pay Increases track he once ruled and |the for­ L(MSE PUCK— Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin made rolls in direction of Vic Hadfield during second mer track champion, won Sat­ this save off the stick of Ed Westfall and the puck period of play yesterday against the Boston Bruins. To Keep Jobs urday night’s 100-lap mam event before a crowd of 4,748. N A U G A T U C K, (AP) — R toea Riverside was washed lout the Sports Dial Faced with the threat of the Stteottve previous two weekends. I Lanier No, 1 Orr Hurting in Playoffs company leaving town in 1974, Lamli Leg 89e U . Gary (Tolturi, In the 'Yellow TODAY LOS ANGELES (AP) — union members of the Uhiroyal ntaari>s,8 Zonker’ No. 44, rode to second 4.30 Byron Nelson Classic, Bob Lanier, a 6-foot-ll center But Ties Record for Assists Footwear Division have voted SO place with Tony Membr no fin- d ,. g of the Detroit Pistons, defeat­ to pass up pay and fringe bene­ ishing third. ed 6-3 Boston guard Jo Jo BOSTON (AP) — Bobby Orr, fit Increases for another three I asked him If he hurt and he White 21-16 Sunday for the the Boston Bruins’ sensational told me he did," Plager said. years. $16,000 first prize in the sea­ defenseman, Is playing the "However, he got up and kept George Froelich, president of Chevy Respor\sible for Crowds son-long National Basketball Stanley Cup playoffs on virtual­ on playing. He’s a better player Local 45 ot the United Rubber WHOLE Association one-on-one tour­ ly one leg. on one leg than most of us are Workers, said the union mem­ nament, Orr tied the National Hockey on two." bers voted overwhelmingly Sun­ Lanier defeated' Pete Mar- League playoff record by col­ day to accept an agreement Petty Cleans Up Again avich of Atlanta, Paul Silas lecting his 16th assist Sunday In with the company stipulating of Phoenix, Mike Riordan of the Bruins’ 6-6 victory over the Pro Basketball that the contract signed in 1967 Baltimore and Mike NewUn New York Rangers in the open­ would be extended for the sec­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Houston to reach the fi­ er of the best-of-seven cham­ Playoffs ond time with no pay increases In Martinsville Race nals, White beat four oppo­ FRYERS pionship series. NBA If the company stays in Nau­ nents who ranged from two The Bruins had been close­ gatuck until 1977. Championship Plump, Tender, 'Purdue' MARTINSVILLE, W (AP)—Richard Petty—hot, to six inches taller — Ron mouthed about Orr’s condition, Sunday’s Result Ho ^ d the union, which has tired and dirty— w ^ n e d Sunday as an overflow crowd Knight ot Portland, Jack denying all surgery reports. Los Angeles 106, New York about 2,600 members, had voted Bake 'em! Broil 'em! Fry 'em! left Martinsville^e^^way and observed: Marin ot Baltimore, Connie However, General Manager 92, best-of-7 series tied, 1-1. in 1970 to extend the 1967 con­ (AP photo) "It’s that O ieym et. Hikt one ------Hawkins of Phoenix and Jeff Milt Schmidt disclosed on na- Monday’s Game tract. He added that the com­ UP AND OVER— Wilt Chamberlain leaps and towers over all players as he car la responsible for the boom AJUson lost a lap because Mullins of Golden State. Uonal television that Orr will No game scheduled. pany had ori^nally planned to in attendance at stock car qj time-consuming pit stop undergo surgery after the play­ begin phasing out its Nau­ Hood's fires in two points for Lakers over Knicks’ Walt Frazier and Jen*y Lucas. races." and was penalized another lap offs. ABA gatuck operation in 1974, but Petty, who had just won the gftej. pgee officials eald he ran Asked which knee was hurt­ would postpone this for three Division Finals 17th Virginia 600 for the sev- through a stop sign as he exited ing Orr, Boston Coach Tom years because of the vote Sun­ Saturday’s Results Field for Kentucky Derby enth time, was referring to a pjt row. Trailing by two laps Johnson, said in a post-game In­ East Division day. SWISS YOGURT f!C9(ryKi^ red and gold Oievy driven by gnj driving with poor brakes terview,: "I didn't know he Virginia 116, New York 107, Company spokesmen were Ass^^Hoveri Bobby Allison of Hueytown, jgter, the Alabaman ceased to needs surgery.” unavailable for comment. Shaping JJp as Large One Vliijlnla leads best-nns Lead by Two Games still has hopes the company >•1 w Ei. cOm E ARMOUS STAR SLICED Ridge, Hold Your Peace and 1, r-hnnirp toe status Christensen 125, Ernestine Sul- Petty beat Allison’s Chevro- ahead for him, too. The 37- — Tom Happeny, for­ will remain beyond 1977. Even PRODUCE FOOD stamp No Le Hace, Derby watchers week s h o u ^ c h ^ g e tae^ status with several other yeanold veteran from Spar- mer East Catholic STORKS, Oonn. (AP) — The vanced to third on an error and If It doesn’t, he added, the un­ feel this year’s number of start- of Riva University of Connecticut, with C'j STOm ERS BACON pf, 79* “ ------contenders, by playing a watt- tanburg, S. C., seeking anither High player,, pitched crossed the plate on a wild ion wttl negotiate pay Increases ers could at least equal the 20 Peace as the first and second a weekend victory, has moved pitch for the first run. The sec­ RIPE JUICY CALIF. AND ARE PROUD PARKADE PINNBTTES— Jtl Ing game for the second time In triumph In a Mercury, was in the University of Hart­ when the existing contract ex­ that ran last year when Cano favorites, respectively, Kravontka 191-619, Lori Jones as many races. the lead with 16 miles left when. to a two-game lead In Ycmkee ond UOonn tally came when pires In 1976. TO BE nero n, a $1,200 yearling and Riva Ridge, Jo*’" ford to a 3-2 win over Conference baseball play. John Slosar tripled7~drtvtng in 459, Marion St. Martin 176-462, The' 34-year-oId veteran, NAS- his transmlssicn failed. Assumption last Sat­ He said the agreement ap­ O'ANJOU PEARS .07 AUTHORIZED member of the mutuel field. Tweedy’s 1971 2-year-old chani- Lois LaPirie 182-466, Lois Begin CAR’s all-time events ■winner That opened the gates for A two-run third inning gave John Dilenburg, who had proved Sunday includes a REDEMPTION broke out of the pack for vlcto- Plon, won one of two urday in his debut. the Huskies their 2-1 victory walked. Florida and then last Thursday 191-504, Madeline Tallin 463, and one of three $1 million ca- Petty, whq had driven the lat- clause allowing pay hikes if the VALUES GALORE ry. Barbara Chnickshanks 178-466, reer winners of record In auto ter part of the race with his, Only a freshman, Hap­ over New Hampshire Sdtorday. New Hampshire scored In the company’s financial condition CALIF. CARROTS 2 .29 STORES Keeneland’s Blue* Grass CSiarlle Horan singled, ad­ Tuesday’s^ one-mlle Derby wonO* 1 fVin whipH hflQ Y^rO* IvUUlRuth OllllUlSmith Ail, 177, VJUIKCIGinger Yourkas XV/U4fVCAO iCtCUlKi racing, *4$6AA had OMA4 started W4A 4»aO his awwred cwsys and rlylllU Plymouth U U l firing on only seven peny scattered five hits. eighth on a sacrifice fly. Improves. Trial should give a clearer pic- StakM, the race w p jg3.^g3 tVhlte 459. Sunny blue Plymouth third In the 86- cylinders, tore of how many will go in the duced seven of the last 12 Der- Panclera------470. _ _ car _ field. He led the...------race-- three Patty covered the 262.6 miles CALIF. CELERY .25 114-mlle $125,009-added Derby by winners. ------times for short periods during in 3 hours, 36 minutes, 20 sec- Death Penalty Saturday at ChurchtU Downs. Hold Your Peace, owned by CHANCE TO WIN 1000 GALLONS the Fla- WEDNESDAY WIVES—Betty the early going, but appeared onds for an average speed of However, Arnold Wlnick, Maribei Blum, won Foster 181, Joanne Korner 195- content to let Bobby Isaac, AlU- 72.657 miles per hour. The yel- Fight Grows trainer of Hold Your Peace, mbigo and the Stepping Stone OF GASOLINE FREE! at the 504, Roberta Shore 177-502, Pam son and David Pearson sot the jow caution flag was out four NEW HAVEN (AP) — llie Hi-€ Drinks noted, "Some ot these people Niedert. 480, Dot Vailone 463. pace. times for 24 laps. Connecticut Civil Liberties Un­ Lg. Size Calif. Navel have come here to nm In the Downs lost Saturday. He fin­ ished ahead of Riva Ridge In ion plans to ask the U.S. Su­ Derby and they won’t have it ONE 50-GALLON WINNER preme Court to reverse the con­ the Everglades but lost to him Assorted Fruit Ftenrors any other w ay." viction of Robert Delgado, who In the Futurity at Belmont last FREE ' • ^ m e of the outsiders being Nets Turn to Win atHomein ABA Set EACH WEEK FROM THIS Is scheduled to die In the elec­ pointed for the Derby were U year. tric chair July 3. Pos Eint, Pascallo, Sensitive UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — The winner of the Squires- gave New York’s Melchlonni STATION . . . GLASS Last December the Con­ O ra n g e s Music, Big Brown Bear and an In a series where the home- Nets series will play the irtnner and Jirfm Roche, who suffered PLUS necticut Supreme Count refused oft-injured colt named One of the West Division finals be- a sprained ankle in Game 2, to overturn Delgado’s con­ court has been the winner's with 3 Eyed Tom who has yet to race. tween Indiana and Utah, which time to recover. The Nets won A CHANGE AT WINNING viction of murder in the death Sports Briefs 46 O Z. The Derby Trial Is expected court, it’s the New York Nets jg 3.3 going into tonight’s the next two before losing 116- of a Hartford policeman. ’Ihe Minimum to draw a field of 12 including ------turn for the third time. game In Salt Lake City. 107 Saturday. GALLONS state also denied a claim that SWEET EATING CANS No Le Hace, Key to the Mint, Hank Egan is the new basket- New York won both Its pre- Rick Barry has been the Virginia has been getting con- the death penalty represented Purchase Head of the River and New ball coach at the Air Force vious home games in the Amer- Nets’ strongest player in the sistenly good performances NO. OBUGATION cruel and unusual punishment. Prospect. Academy. - lean Basketball Association’s playoffs just as he was in the from rookie Julius Ervlng but H ie OOLU recently appointed NO PURCHASE NECESSARY of 10 OZ. No Le Hace has won all four ------East Division best-of-7 finals, re.’pilar season. But he has re- In Its latest victory, two former David Rosen of New Haven and C O C A CO LA b o t s . 8 PAK of his starts this year for Jo- Former New York Yankee but the Virginia Squires have celved considerable help in the National Basketball Association Gasoline i . Bmanual MaigoUs of Stamford soph R. Straus including the outfielder Hector Lopez is triumphed In their three games team’s victories from the re- players, Ray Scott and Adrian STOP IN AND REGISTER! to the case after Delgado asked Waldorf Louisiana and Arkansas der- scout for the San Francisco Gl- in Virginia. A loss tonight by turn of Bill Melchlonni, who Smith sparked the attack. Scott the group to replace his puWlc TOILET TISSUE 4 Pak Wes. Key to the Mint, one of ants. Nets at Nassau Coliseum suffered a broken fln g«.' scored 26 points and Smith 17 defender.. the stars of Paul Mellon’s pow------gives the Squires a berth in the The Squires won the first two to back Ervlng’s 24 points and Roeen said the group prob­ Delmonte O 17 OZ. erful Rokeby Stable, has not Explodent, winner of the ABA championship series. A games, completely dominating 32 rebounds, BROW N'S TIRE SHOP ably would file a petlUan for a COCKTAIL Fruit ^ c a n s raced since March 16. Head of Swift Stakes at Aqueduct this rictory, however, sends the two the Nets'. The series was then Barry paced the Nets again 333 M AIN STREET M3-281« wrSt of certtoiarl to the U.S. the River, who relishes a sQop- past March, was bought by teams south again for the eev- delayed for nine days because with 34 points while Bill Paultz Siqireme Court today. Py track,’ upset Riva Ridge in Herbert Allen for $55,000 at the -enth game Thursday night in of an Ice show a*, the Nassau had 26. Melchlonni 19 and en Mon. - Fri. 7 am -10 pm — Sat, 7 am • 6 pm — Sun, t am • 6 pm the Evetglades. New Prospect. 1970 Saratoga sales. , Norfolk- CtoUseum. The long Interval Roche 12. I

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Worst in Past Two Seasons NEW YORK (AP) — Rivers Stadium and won their San Francisco In the opener df don’t get hat tricks “It’S just a matter O f tim e -ix th *«««*« seven. their twin biu Wrf LX to before we start doino- oiir • • • Bobby BtStds sparked a six- down hurt us. We re to 19th Hole Pr.re we start aoing an Bmachettl led the Jack Oatranderj a fielder’s The defending World Cham- PfiOlS-PADRES move to New York for gam es Smith 61-8-58, Sam Watstm 62- ball team to a-5-4' victory c ^ ' as both a pitcher and hlt- choice and a RBI single by 9418; ClaM B — "Norm Claric 62- plons, who never dropped m « e Beekert and slmrle bv BlUv Wll- Denny Doyle drove In three ’Thursday night and Sunday over Gilbert High Saturday dentrella. than four in a row itorlng last to support of Barry afternoon. U-fa, John Dyment ^12-62; aftemomi at Mt. Nebo before The Eagles play tomorrow af­ The Eagles scored to the third years run to the NaUon^ ^ p ^ . Lersch’s flve-hlt pitching to ------:------caaaa O — Mike Slbrimn Sl-17- a fine turnout of fans. ternoon in a Hartford County when Pinto drove in’ Tom 44, W b lio y d 'm-28-61; low Conference outing wttb South League pennant, continued to for Rick Mondav S^ve Philadelphia lU first-game Senior Russ Bilodeau went the ieiua with'd ground bail. East's grosa' — ■ BrWln Kannady 78; Catholic High to Hartfotd .then spin stmday when^beaten « -l by a ‘ rtomph over San Diego, route to up hto personal record biggest toning was the Rtth, blind bocay — Dick Provoa* 78, will return to Mt.’ Nebo Tliurs- the Atlanta BraveS. l l n e ^ U - B‘ "y Champion scattered to 8-1. The Eagles overall now when Ostrander walked/' the PBO SWEEPS day to entertain St. Bernard’s Pitching, which helped them uams and Ron Santo came in and homered to start sport a 4-8 record whUe Gilbert iMses fuU, then aurrebdered to a make-up contest. The lo- Groaa — Bririii Kannady 78; beat the Baltimore Orioles In with the tie-breaking runs ^ e winning three-run rally In lost Its second contest to six a long single to Pete Homat to travel to Middletown to H u iy, E ld i 77; naiC — Gordla the 1871 World Series, Is no » , , toe fifth Inning to give Phlla- starts. , - drive to two runs to Imake the battle HOC leaders, Xavier Smith T89-7D, Norm C lark .82- where in sight so far this year. swmrm.r'AiirMi delphla the second game. East entered the seventh to­ count 4-3, East. High Saturday morning at 11-71, Don T a n a 88-17-72. None of the starters hsis lasted rv-,,- r> s . h Park said he thought he could ning tied 4.4. Bilodeau retired. . However, GUbei;t came bock 10 m a full game. Rader drove home one ^Im Into Sunday 1 Gilbert to Its half of the fmme to the top of the sixth to tie the In the NaUonal League’s oth- comer. Instead, he admit- BEST 18 to .oilier. East came up to bat AB R H ERBI gaine, 4-4, when first baseman Gorman, ct 3 1 2 0 0 er games Sunday, the Chicago , i to* should have gone down daas A — Bundl Tarca 66-7- and Dftn pinto led off with a r-k V.® j . . j .u ^ to tne winner with a seventh In- ,„.,L . j.,,. naii«v Phil Ldtx stroked a home run Banning, 3b 6 0 1 0 1 Cubs defeated the Cincinnati u™..,™ with a dive to handle Bailey. American League 59, Tarty Schilling 68-8-60, walk. Bob Love was hit by a Bilodeau, p 4 0 0 1 0 off the outstretched glove of HcKeon, lb 2 1 1 0 0 Reds 6-4; the Houston Astros double for Houston. j what I should have, Ffank liptoaU ^9-60, Elnar pitch, and Bob Gorman stroked a Gorman to centerfield. Kingman, rf 1 1 0 0 0 (AP photo> East Division beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-6; • • • wouldn’t have got In.” Park LorenUan 66-6-60;' Ohun B — stogie to left to loeul the bases. OUbert pitching was some­ SapTenza, If 2 1 0 0 0 (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius) UNSCHEDULED DRAMA— While protesting a call kicked his hat and before it hit the ground Yankee WmLoatPot. OB Soucier, If 1 0 0 0 0 the Los Angeles Dodgers DODQER8 -MET8 said. ” I thought he was going Ekl Shaw 72-1062, Fred NaasUf. Banning steeled up and lined a what erratic as four Eagle bat­ Homat. Sb 4 0 2 0 2 TRIBE LEADERS — Head varsity baseball coach at Manchester High, Harold at second base Manager Bill Rigney of Minnesota Stadium Ump Frank Umont gave him the thumb. i 4 .68« — Pinto, u downed the New York Mets 7-0; B*** Russell homered and to pass. 1 didn’t expect him to Detroit 77-14-68, Warran Howland 76-12- two strike stogie over a puUed- ters were victims of a hit by 2 I 0 1 1 Parks (left) discusses with his diamond captains. Bob Blomberg, center, and 7 e .588 1 Leban, c 1 0 0 0 0 Montreal topped San ^{Tranclsco doubled and drove In four runs shoot. He was going too fast Baltimore 63; CiAh C — Don Edwards to outfield to drive to Pinto wlUi pitch. Gorman and Homat Love, c 1 0 0. 0 p John Wiggin, a possible way to end their current four-game losing skein. 5-2 In the first game, then to support Don Sutton’s sev- and the angle was too tight” Cleveland 76-21-66^ BUI Horner 87-26-01; the game-’wtontog taUey. paced the East offeiue with two Totals % "5 "i h "4 WEDNESDAY dropped the second to the Gl- en blt pitching as Los Angeles The New York comeback Boston low groas — Bundl Tarca 78, Gilbert jumped off to a 2-1 hits apiece. Homat also had the Baaeball Yanks, Twins Both Better ants, 13-2 and the Philadelphia York. took some of the gutter from a New York Etoar Lorentsan 78; blind bogey margin and upped to 8-1 team’s only extra base hit a Manchester at Brishri Central Phillies took two from the San Sutton, pitching his second brilliant performance by Milwaukee — Ed Hayea 100, Ned Greed after two limtogs. Back-to back double. CentreUa, 2b Cheney Tech at St. Thomas Diego Padres, 6-1 and 3-1. shutout, became the majors’ Hodge, who scored three goals 100. Dombrowski, c doubles by Pete OentreUa and BUodeeu pitched an adequate Frink, cf Seminary; • • • first four-game winner. for his first NaUonal Hockey PRO SWEEPS Davla, It C. Central Squad Dombrowski and a stogie gave game for the locals. He gave Manchester C.C. at North- BRAVES-PIRATE8 « . * League playoff hat trick. Hodge Groan — Etoar Lorentsen 78, Luts, lb .538 1 Smyth, tf, 3b ■westem C.C. Atlanta’s Ralph Garr drove EXP06-GIANTS scored twice In the first period J^iand Ed Wllkoa 78; Net — Terry Ostrander, p, rf .616 1 PlatovUle at South Windsor In two runs with a home run Ken Singleton and Mike Jor- and once in the second. Chicago Schilling 79-8-71, Otto Lorentsen McCaiUiy, Sb, a With Improved Ballpens .588 2 Morasid, aa CJoventiy at B.O. Smith end double as the Braves swept gensen combined for five runs ” I’ve got the puck.” the hard- Texas 81-8-78, WUUe Olekatoskl 81-7-74, sears, p Portland at Bolton .429 SMi Pitchers’ Duel Gained their three-game set at Three batted in as Montreal defeated hitUng right wlr,ier said. ” I City Rich Reardon 81-7-74, Ed Shaw Ellington at Granby .385 4 Totals 29 4 6 3 4 N E W Y o r k (-A P )— Bill >ead. Although the left-hander Twins had taken a ^3 lead on finish cX the first game. He was 84d0-74. Sensational Feat Bast Catholic 1 0 1 3 0 0 1—6 Southington at Rockville Rigney' and^ Ralph Houk yielded the tying run In the Rod Carew's two-run single. He chased In the top of the ninth lAdlae OUbert 3 1 0 0 0 1 0—4 OoU Saturday's Beaults tet of Julius Sang, Larry Black, put th eir resp ectiv e new - ^ couple of soft sin- allcwed an unearned run In the by umpire Frank Umont for Hdd Been Counted Upon for Long Relief Jobs Minnesota 2,, New York 0 Saturday PHILADELPHIA (AP) anchor leg, but Instead ran a Manchester, Penney at Wnd- By Norwalk Over MCC Jeff Hogrstoy and Robert Ouku 43.8, fastest quarter spilt ever look hiillnpiis on Hi«nlnv came away the winner ninth but retired pinch hitters protesting a play at second Detndt 6, Chicago 1 BEST U —^The sttory thing about won by some 70-yards over Wil­ ciii H Q rir^irl Viftt ih ^ when Gene Michael singled In TTiurman Munscn and Ron Swo- base on which Bemie Allen Cleveland 3, Kansas City 1 Oroos — Floraice Barra 72; North Carolina Central’s run. The previous best was 48.9 Rockville at Southington Manchester Community Collefife ace hurler Ron Gur- Busy Slate liam and Mary. The 3:14.8 low­ by Vlllanova’s Larry James to Tennis ounaaj ana llKea w nac tn ey y,g ninth and scored on Rusty boda with the potential tying dropped a . throw from third Oakland 2, Milwaukee 1 Net — Joanna Hunt 84-88-51, superspeed performance at non limited Norwalk Community (Dollege to only five ered the ■ previous national - . Terres' pinch double. run at second base. baseman Hal Lanier. Ument Krausse Bitter Before Start, Texas 7, Boston 6 MlUle Danniaon 88-88-51; putts with the spring vacation last weekend’s Penn Relays 1968. East Catholic at Lewis Mills "We're 75 per cent better In ruled that Allen dropped the hits but lost a heartbreaker, 3-2, Saturday afternoon at record of 3:15.2 set by a Kan­ The 3.03.1 mile was the fast- ______the bullpen, maybe 100 per ,"M y money man," 1s what "W e gave up a good player Baltimore 6, California 1 — Ftorence B a m 82, EUean history all local and area is that three of the five ball in_ the act of relaying to Brian McMahon Higih School in NorwaJk. sas team anchored by Jim est ever recorded to the United cent," said Minnesota’s Rigney H^ 40.7 by Black and Horsley to job be did today,” Kasko said Chicago at Befitlmore, night Oerrigno,. . Marie KravlU, John ed the halfway point < f their ond off the national mark. Is the power of -positive think- out today for linebacker Steve seventh inning of the opener came back In the eighth Inning too. Ellis and Roy 'White connected ers last Itall, had been counted Bishop who banged two hits. AB R H E RBI 220s, and a 1:47.7 half by Ouku. tng. after being forced to pull Minnesota at Milwaukee, Howat ai-lS-66; Second — Sid Longo, 8b 8 0 1 1 0 schedule. Only Man diester Kiner. with the Yankees nursing a 4-3 of Sunday’s nightcap after the Rigney Wasn't around for the In the nightcap. upon for| long relief. He didn’t Nowak, c 5 1 3 0 0 The most sensational speed Ouku was replaced by Mel There were 11 record broken ------:------like it. ' Hrausse out o t the bullpen be- night Max, BUI Pack, Jack Keamey, Wnntog pitcher Pete Oorvan High, which started t le sea­ "We haven’t had a word from §8 S 1 1 0 0 performance to the 78-year his­ Bassett to the 880 about an during the two day competition, Oallfomla at New Yoric, night Joe Ruano 78-14-59; Third-mMck walked three and stmek out Bomiiria, lb 3 0 0 0 0 son late, will not have reach- Steve,General Manager Up­ "I think I can start and just sause of an injury to Pattln. Toronto, ph 1 0 0 0 0 tory of the world’s oldest relay hour later and this quartet Oakland at Bostqn, n l^ t Cartoon, Holmes Brown, Marty four. ed the midway point. | seven during Saturday’s final ton Bell said Sunday at the end Coleman Handed First Setback with Tigers want the chance to prove it," ”1116 Red Sox, who had lost Tracy, If 4 0 3 1 0 carnival was accomplished by missed a national record by Major League Shapiro, Alan Pasternack 78-18- The wtoners talUed two runs Campoaeo, 3b 3 0 0 0 0 session. Norfolk State’s 39.9 to of a special weekend practice Krausse Said repeatedly during four In a row cn a road trip, Hayden, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 the five Ironmen to less than one-tenth of a second -with its National League .60; Fourth—Lou Becker, Harv to the bottom of the first frame the 440 and Perm’s 56.9 to the for veterans! the tralrdr.-j season. “ I feel I were handcuffed by southpaw Ooodrow, cf 3 0 0 0 1 three hours. 1:28.1. It did lower the meet = L e a d e r s : Sirota, Lea Charendeff, Guy and produced another nm to the Laloahula, rf 3 0 1 0 0 shuttle hurdles were the only “ We don’t even know. If he can do tllfe Job." Jim Shellenback and Jim Pan­ Coroao, rf 3 0 0 0 0 “ These were the biggest "wins mark -of 1:23.3 set to 1970 by East Division Slavkto 75-14-61; Jeff Sanborn, fifth to clinch the game. other relay records. got our telegram about this AMERICAN LEIAGUE With Marty Pattln, also ob­ ther for nine innings. Oumon, p 3 0 0 0 ' 0 to the history of our school,” Job in Starting Rotation Won Leat Pet. GB Roger Mountedn, Ed Dlckman, Manchester now sports a 1-4 Texas El Paso, second this workout,” Bell said, cemfirming BATTING (25 at bats)—Dar tained Ini the Mllwraukee trade, Then, In the 10th, the Red Montreal Totala ~3 8 3 1 said North Carolina assistant 9 4 . e » — Ed MOnar 75-14-61; low gross— record while Norwalk utqped Its Ume to 1:22.6, also breaking that Kiner was fined an auto­ win, Min, .439; Cash, Det, .412. ailing, Krausse got his starting Sox put away the decision, York Hancheater 2 0 0 0 0 0 00 0—3 coach Ted Hanley to somewhat 8 4 .667 H Tom Cactoon, Ralph TartagUa, mark to 2-6. Norwalk 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 x—3 the old mark. matic $50 with possible addi­ RUNS—D.Allen, Chi, 11 chance ! lunday. He responded Carlton Fisk doubled off the phHadeli^iia 3B; VIzzo, Ascl; SB: Andre, 9 6 .643 % Bob Munson, BUI Laktog 70; MOC plays Northwestern C.C. of an understatement. Hanley The final event of the two Nicknames Out tional action pending. D,Nelson, Tex, 10. in noble fashion. wall in left center and Bob Bur- Pittsburgh Bishop. Morves; DP: Florio to yiz- 5 8 .385 4 Second — Jack Cristofanl, John at lATnsted Wednesday and re­ aq; LoB: Norwalk 7, Manchester 10: directed the team to the ab­ day program was the mile and FARGO, N. D. (AP) — The Linebacker Ed Welsacosky RUNS B A TTno IN—Darwin Main Goal for Sox’ Krausse Krauss^ allowed only two I da, hatting for Krausse was gt. Louis BB: Corvan 3, Oumon 6; BO: Coi^ sence of bead coach Leroy 5 8 .385 4 Wholley, Jack Cohn, Cliff Pas­ turns to Mt. Nebo Saturday Ouku retunied in place of Hor­ Fargo Forum, North Dako­ was excused by Bell, and the Min, 15; Cash, Det, 11. hits, stri: ;lng out five and walk- walked Intentionally. ’Tommy Chicago van 4, Oumon 9. NEW YORK (AP)—" I ’m try- League games, the New York year amd snap the Tigers’ four i„g three in nine innings before LEW KBAC88E 4 10 .286 5% ternack 72; Kickers — Herb Walker, who remained at home sley. Bassett led off with a 47.5, ta’s largest dally newspaper, only other absentees were quar­ HITS—D.Allen, Chi, 19; Dar Harper doubled to left center because of the death of his Ouku ripped off a 46.2 second ing to win a starting job in Yankees beat Minnesota 5-4 be- gome win skein. Jprge Orta the Red Sox finally erupted for fired theRangers In order In for two runs and scored on Paganl, Bob Zalman, Jock has adopted a policy where­ terback Mike Taliaferro and win, Min, 18, West Division mother. leg, and Sang a 45.6 third quar­ the rotation, ” Boston’s Lew fore the Twins won the second also homered for Chicago and three ru is In the 10th In a 3-0 the 10th. Luis Aparlclo’s double Los Angeles Keamey, Bob Kattz, Lou Beck­ Changed Mental Attitude by it .will omit nicknames of receiver Ron Sellers, both on DOUBLES — D.Johnson, Bal 11 4 .783 — The NOC spree started with ter. Black was so far ahead he 6 ; four tied with 5. Krausse said—and his manager, game of their doublehe^er by Norm Cash had one for Detroit, victory i ver the Texas Rangers “ It’s the longest I’ve pitched TTie Red Sox had an exhlbl- Houston 10 4 er 73; Tbny Laipbo, Joe Russo, sports teams which have any the trading block. the sprint medley as the quar­ could have coasted home on the reference to, the American TRIPLES—P.Kelly, Chi, 2; Eddie Kasko, quickly respond- the same score, Milwaukee * • * Sunday before 8,556 fans. since last August,” Krausse tlon game scheduled -with Navy Atlanta 7 8 Bob Robtosen, Jack Hunter 72. "We called this meeting just Slow pitch softball action will Indian. Bando, Oak, 2. ed : "Kjpausse is certainly g o beat Oakland 3-1, the Chicago ANGELS - ORIOLES Kraus^ picked up the vlcto- said happily. ” I’m trying to win at Annapolis today before re- fancInnaU 5 8 Sunday to see what kind of shape the get eff the mark tonight to r the “ We are not undertaking HOME RUNS—Darwin, Min, ing to get another start after White Sox defeated Detroit 6-3, Winiton Llenas’ pinch single ry, snapping a four-game Bos- a starting job. I was really turning home for a series with San Ftanclsco 6 10 Low groaa—Class A — Tom Casper More Relaxed players have been keeping 1972 season with all six leagues a campaign to force schools 5; Cash, Det, 4; D.Allen, O il, 4. the helluva job he" did today.” California edged Baltimore 4-3 drove In the go-ahead run In a ten losing streak, as Bill (“ I’m tired after ^running out that the Oakland Athletics TuesdfW 3®" Diego 6 11 (Cartoon 76, Pete Lingua Jr. 76; themselves to during the off­ Class B—Dick M cRoiy 80, Stan to actlcn with seven games lik­ which have Indian nick­ STOLEN BASES—McCraw, What Krausse did Sunday CTeveland outlasted Kansas three-run seventh inning that not a short reliever") Lee re- double In the fifth Inning. I’m night, 33 NFL Players season, and to see if they’ve Davla 80, Matt Chupos 80, ed, five twilight affairs ^nd two names to change,” sports ed­ Cle, 6 ; D.Nelson, Tex, 6. was give up a single to Len to 16 innings before the vaulted California past the Ori Satorday’a ReMilto been following the regimen we Ralph TariagUa 80; Class C — under the lights., , itor Ed Kolpack seid Sun- PITCHING (2 Decisions) — Randle, the first batter he second game of their twlnbill deg \rada Pinson had a first Cincinnati 8, C3ilcago 2 And Holds Slim Lead set for them,” Patriots Coach Ed Deane 88; (^lass D — Pete .Charter Oak will be the scene day. Blyleven, Min, 3-0, l.OtX), 3.03; faced, then hold Texas hitless rained out. ^ Inning homer for the Angels, Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 5 John M uu r said. DALLAS (AP) — “ I feel like I can play again now,” cf Charter Oak and sllk City He said the decision was Siebert, Bsn, 2-0, 1.000, 4.34. until the ninth inning when » • * ^ Offers Opinion Montreal 2, San FTanciaco 1 Lingua 94. " I ’m not going to name San Diego 4, Philadelphia 0 BETTER NINE Billy Casper said. League play, Indy League at F re» Agents T oday based on the feeling that "a names, but 'with erne exceptlcm I STRIKEOUTS—Lollch, Det, Randle nicked him for another YANKS - TWINS INDIANS • ROYALS Russell Doing Job Ir ESVILLE, Tex. (AP) Claaa A — Dave McGonigle Keeney Field, Rec and Candle­ minority group la being un­ 28; Coleman, Det, 27. hit. R“ fty Torres’ tle^breaklng p^ed Stanley singled, moved St. Louis 4, Houston 2, 11 In­ The veteran pro, winner of more than 40 tour titles am very pleased,” Maguf Unfortunately, Boston wasn’t Ptosh double In the ^ ^ t ^ of third on a sacrifice and a nation’s most proml- nings 37-3-34; Claaa B—Ralph Tarta- but slump-ridden a year and a half, was talking about light Leagues at Mt. Nebo, Dus­ justly persecuted through added. "They all came to at NATIONAI I-E.SAGUE ty League at Robertson Park. NEW YORK (AP) — Thirty-three National Foot­ careless use of the English BATTING (25 at bats)—Car- getting any runs for Lew. And to® tonth Inning gave the Y ^ ^ passed ball and came home on sports fan. President Los Angeles 11, New York 1 glla 88-5-82, Stan Davla 38-6-32; a chang^ mental attitude that he credited with helping their required weight except M. Nixon, offered Tonight’s schedule: ball League players, including such stars at Bart Starr, language. ty, All. .438; Tolan, Clp, .423. so, after nine vlrtuaUy flawless “ e o p e n ly Brohamer’s sacrifice fly Sunday’s Results Class C—Ed Deane 41-7-34. Ray him to a one-stroke lead after three rounds of the rain- the one player. Thajt indicates his opinion Sunday night on With Wills Resting Palozej 48-8-85; Class D—Pete Peix>’s vs. FliUer’s 6:16 Fitz­ MacArthur Lane andd Ray Nitschke of Green Bay, Bill RUNS—W.Darts, LA', 16; four innings, he was removed for a Csrew s t l e - b r e ^ ^ cwo-run extra-inning Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 1 they want to do the job.” ^ single in the eighth inning of pltchiw Vida Blue’s feud with Lingua 48-10-83. delayed $125,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic. gerald I Munson of Detroit, Dick Gordon of Chicago, and Clint tied with 13. pinch-hitter. the eighth inning deadlock for the Indians, who (Chicago 6, C^clnnatl 4 "I ’m more relaxed,” Casper ------Charlies Finley. BLIND n in e Groman’s vs. Honda 7:8o Fitz­ Jones and Gene Washingrton of Minnesota, b e c ^ e free RUNS BATTED IN-^Klng- But all was not lost. Carlton toe nightcap provided the then scored an insurance run to LOS ANGELES (AP) — So far Maury Wills, the Houston 7, St. Louis 6 “ Maybe Finley ought to Claaa A—^Fied Meurant 36-2- said after a on^under-par 69 to niatched the course record with gerald agents today. ______^ man, SF, 18; four tied with 13. Fish had doubled In the top of Twins with a spllt^ turn back the Royals. longtime shortstop of the Los Angeles Dodgers, says Philadelphia 6-3, San Diego 1- pay,” Nixon said. 33; B—Ralph TartagUa 88-6-32, Sunday’s third round that gave ^ p„t 206. _ Sportsman vs. DeOormier HITS-Garr, Ati, 23; Tolan, the 10th before Bob Burda bat- 1 It is not knewn how many of The . chief executive gave he’s neft concerned that he isn’t playing. Stan Davla 89-6-33; Class C — him a 64-hoIe total o f 202, used only 23 stipes on 8:45 Fitzgerald , my Gutm agreed to a .contract ted for Krausse. And after Bur- B ^ W E J ^ ■ A S .^ d Bill Russell, the present ------Montreal 5-2, San Francisco the 33 have actually played out G o o d jobs... Cin, 22; Bonds, SF, 22. eight under par on the Preston gj^ens, reeled off one string B.A. vs. Bernle’s 6:16 Keeney last week and It "was mailed to da was given an Intentional don t care if I don t finish his view while chatting with 2-13 Herb Delaaco 43-7-36, Prank their options writh the purpose DOUBLES—A.Oliver, Pgh, 6 ; H ockey al a Glance shortstep who bowed in with a ..3 ^ shortstop, a poslUon I Trail Golf dub course. consecutive’ birdies On Pizza vs. OU Heat 6:15 Nebo him to California. Halos said he wark, Tommy Harper crashed a Snme all year because we ve a group of newsmen at the Los Angeles 7, New Yofk 0 Sheldon 44-8-86; Class D—Pete cf seeking a job with another Tolin. Cin. 6. Texas ranch of Secretary of splash, says he’s not concerned played In the majors un- Lingua 48-10-88; Kickers — Tom "Eveiythtog seems easier the back nine and missed from WINF vs. Wyman 7:30 N'ebo expected the contract to arrive good pay. TRIPLES-Sanguillen, Pgh, two-run double to the deft cen- STOt a good team. ’ Milwaukee s Playoffs toat he Is playing. ^ ,3 starting to Monday’s Games club and how many are caught the Treasury John Connally, McCusker, Rich Harman, Abe now. Things that were banked I2, 5 and 8 feet on the next Multi’s vB. Fire 6:16 Robert­ to the situatlcn revolving l>efore the deadline but he did 2: Tolan. Cin, 2; Rader, Htn, 2. ter field wall, then Lula Apa- K®" Brett said after driving In NHL f New York (Seaver 3-0) at San where he was attending a But Russell, who Insists that come to me now. I feel much Zubrow, Dave Berger, Ben against me before now seem to three holes, son around the wage-price freeze. know If It had arrived. ■ Free training in the skill you want HOME RUNS—Kingman, SF, rlclo doubled Harper home. °"® ™n and scoring the deci- Championship Francisco (Cumberland 0-2) barbecue. Wills will be back. Isn’t giving more confident out there.” Brown, Paul Wabrak, Jake Hon- be going for me,” said Casper. ------And after Bill Lee came on In ^Ive one on Brock Davis single Houston (Roberts 1-1) at But they officially became free "^® other unsigned ■ Guaranteed promotion 6 ; .seven tied with 4. Saturday’s Result ” He’s got so much talent, up his new job lightly. Russell, who’s played the out- non, Sid Max 77; Matt Ghupaa “ Matoly, I’m thiiiktog better, relief to set down the side In betore being removed in the agents at midnight Sunday, Plnye™ receiver Gordon, STOLEN BASES—Morgan, Np games scheduled maybe Finley ought to pay,” Sunday. as the Dodgers Held as well as the infield but ^ J H) 80-9-71. better than I have all year.” ■ Job secupty order in the bottom of the KKh. ®‘ehth inning against the A s. having played last season with- quarterback Jack Concannon Cin. 9; Tolan, Cin, 7. Sunday’s Result the President said In refer­ blanked the New York Mets 7-0 never anywhere as a regular In P * to ^ e ^ ia (h ^m an 1 Saturday And it was thinking—<«• lack ■ 30 days’ paid vacation PITCHING 12 Decisions!-- the Red Sox had a 3-0 triumph Bret*- ’"'s® working on a per- out contracts and not having defensive ^tackle Geoi^ge •er the Rangers and Krausse f®ct game for 5 1-3 innings tmd Beston 6, New York 5, Boston ence to the A’s’ owner. behind the seven-hit pitching of this three years on and erff with ^ scheduled’ Women of It, a mental lapse—^that may Seals—^were not expected to ■ Travel Sutton, LA, 4-0, 1.000, 0.55; Sea- ^ _&111 ^ imfll Ual Don Sutton, Russell continued Angeles, batted for Wills ^ gross — Class A —Wen­ have tod to a triple bogey seven yet signed for the 1972 cam­ ver, NY. 3-0, 1.000, 0.38. liai'hii firsrvictoryln a Bostoa «tol had a nohitter until Sal leads best-of-7 ^ rie s, 1-0. Tuesday’s Games paign. sign, and Halos said It was uniform Bando tripled with one away in Monday’s Game his batting spree that began the Tliursday and singled. He’s Philadelphia at Los Angeles, dy Ehriloh 90; Class B —Del on the 17th hole that cost Cana^ highly unlikely the situation Interested? Contact your Air Porce STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, Phi, instant he replaced the slow- hit safely In every game since, Hartmann 108; Class C --Claire dlan longsfaot Wilf Homeiuilk a The NFTi would not disclose In Sunday's other American seventh. No game scheduled Favorite Bows (N) would change. Recruiter for interview by calling :14; Hoolon, Chi, 24. starting 'Wills at shortstop. He doubled In one run 1ft the Keating 108; Class D — Doris share of the top Spot to this the names of the dissatisfied Tuesday’s Game Montreal at San Diego, (N) If a player’ who has become a PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) Russell pounded out a home second inning Sunday when the chase for a $25,000 first prise, players, but the Associated WHITE SOX • 'TIGERS New York at Boston New York at San FVancUco, Beller 115. free agent signs with a new ______Mr. Mag ($15.40) romped to a run, his second in as many Dodgers’ jumped off to a 2-0 CBIEBS more than he has won to any of Press learned the names of Sgt. Blodgett Ed Herrmann's grand slam (N) club that teem must com­ home run,___ the _ third of his ca- The Los Angeles Dodgers, four-length victory over favored games, and also doubled as he lead. He then hit his three-run Class A —Faith Palosej 89-20- six previous seasons on the most of them. An NFL spokes­ Finley Blasts Kuhn Houston at Pittsburgh, (N) man said that when the league pensate Ms old club. reer and ills first four-bagger of 10',i games back of San Fran- Guilty in the $7,500 East Provi- drove In four runs, the club's homer to highlight a five-run Atlanta at Chicago 69; Claim B —Del Hartmann 97- American tour. Other players known to be 646-7440 He failed to call for relief—to has gathered together the the season, was all the White cisco last May 31, lost the Na- dence Purse before a crowd of biggest one-man production of tourth. Willie Davis also drove Cincinnati at St. Louis, (Ni 22-75; Class C —Vera Honnem unsigned w ere;. Sox needed to hand Joe Cole- tlcnal League West division to 8,208 Saturday at Narragansett the season, to two runs in the Inning with 96-26-69, Mary Keamey 96-29-69; which he was entitled—^when names of all the u n sized play­ In Vida Blue Case man his first setback of the the Giants by one game. Park. Russell will be back at short- n** Infield single, Eastern Division Class D —Doris BeUer KH-S6-68. his tee shot was plugged to the ers, It would send out notifica- stop tonig(ht when the Dodgers Sutton was making his first American Division BETTER NINE mud. The sllghUy-buUt 84-year- tlons to each of the 26 clubs tell­ W. L. Pet. G.B. MILWAUKEE (A P)— 'Vida Blue’s name might be an open a three-game series here stort since a line drive knocked Class A — 'Faith Palotej 47-10- old from Winnipeg was tied for ing them of the free agents. Oakland contract now if baseball commissioner Bowie with the, Philadelphia Phillies, him out of last Tuesday’s game 6 3 .626 — 37; Class 8 —Del Hartmann 62- the toad at that p<4nt, but tried “ They can then negotiate Kuhn hadn’t “ arbitrarily involved himself and forced Claude Osteen, 2-0, will start wlto Montreal. « ™ n w d 4 4 .600 1 11-41; Class C —Vera Honnon to hit a six Iron ou’t of the mud. with any of the playera ^® We keep your name on record, himself” into the salary dispute according to Athletics for ,Los Angeles against the "The knee didn’t bother me a West Haven 3 6 .375 2 51-13-88, EUie Cbatoe 51-18-38; It caught a creek and he later players are free to talk with owner Charles O. Finley. Phils’ Dick Selma, 0-1 Sutton said later. ” I felt Elmira 1 2 .833 three-putted for the seven. any team,” he said. "That’s when I saw red,” Class D —Doris BeUer 67-18-39; not just your house number. New York, which had won strong all the way. Anyway, the' Narioi^ „ kicken — EUie Chatoe 78, A Tournament Players’ Divi­ Finley, still hopeful of signing Finley said. W. L. IN The 'group of unsigned players seven straight before Its last hnee Is just ajxxit well. At toe W. L. Pet. G.B, sion official later confirmed was reduced by five over the his brilliant pitcher—on his own "I haven’t decided whether to 3 2 .600 — Edith Zubrow 75. terms—switched targets from two losses to the Dodgers, con- start of the week there were 10 S h e^ roo^ Sunday ,jthat Homenulk was entitled to weekend when running bcu:ks keep it open, but right now I 3 3 .500 H • ii We know a customer as a person, not an Blue’s ageht, Robert (Jerst, to tlnues Its Western swing today stitches visible from the ball ^ Low Gross — Class A — a free drop from the mud—If Donny Anderson and Roy Shi- will net keep It open—won’t 4 4 .600 1% / account number. We also know his fur­ in San Francisco. Tom Seaver, toat hit me. Now there are only Carol Cartoon 92; C lass B —Jo he had called for a ruling. He / veie and’ quarterback Gary Kuhn, in an inter\'iew with the even consider it—until he Rivers 4 4 .600 1% 5 3-0, will start against the Gl- seven, didn’t and was stuck with the Cuoazo signed with St. Louis, nace and burner. When they should be fed Associated Press Sunday. (Kuhn) orders Blue to accept Sunday’s Results Chupas 108; Class C — Vera ants' John CumberlEUid, 0-2. _ ] tight end Alvin Reed came to and maintained. And if some trouble de­ "It’s unfortunate because I it,” he said. Three Rivers 6, Reading 2 Honnon. * seven. 4 While Russell led the Dodg- B it t e r D iB a p p o in U n e n t That toft him with a 71 and a terms "wltb Houston and quar­ velops. we'll be there in minutes to do thought I had Vida on the verge "He has got to retract that Quebec City 6, Eilmira 1 BETTER NINE j -• , ers’ 11-hlt assault, Sutton 206 total going Into tbday’s final terback BUI Kilmer signed with of signing until he (Kuhn) statement and request me to BOSTON (AP) — Parimutuel Pittsfield 3, P*awtucket 0 Class A — Carol Cartoon 44-7- something about it. checked the Mets on seven sln- round. The'Iddrilftoient sched­ 1 Wariitogton. stepped in, " said Finley, here keep it open, or go out and or- . . . _ wagering on thoroughbred rac- West Haven 14, Sherbrooke 6 37; Class'B — Jo Chupas 47-11- \ Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will gtes to becomethe fl^ pl^r ^ ule was pushed back one day for a weekend series between der Blue to accept It,” he said, Today’s Schedule 36; Class C — Vera Honnon 49- The three St. Louis signings end the problem. But if your equipment is 13-36; Class D — ElUe Dickin­ when Thursday’s play was rain­ the A's and Milwaukee Brew- “ Or oi>ce he has requested both to w ta four K ^ e s ^ season 33^husetts on the Sabbath Sun- Reading at Quebec City trimmed the Oardtoals’ dis- getting old, inefficient, and expensive to ere. parties to give consideration to the majors. With seven ^ disappointment, Elmira at Three Rivers son 69-18-41. ed out. satlsfled list to three—guard He was to fourth place, traU- - '» maintain, we've got the replacements to "Tile commissioner arbl- that’s something else, riralght ^ over a Iwt^year Downs, Z^^tlng West Haven at Pittsfield BUND NINE Joe O’DonneU, linebacker Mike span. Sutton’s earned-run aver- ^ ^ ^ f tog Casjier, Puerto Rican veter­ - trarily Involved himself and Blue earned $14,750 last yew Sherbrooke at Pii.wtucket Class A __ Mary Heslto 49- McGUl and defensive tackle give you total home comfort. Like the de- an Chi Chi Rodrigues and John forced himself into contract ne- while compiling a 24-8 record I »to

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LAFLAMME — Carpentry ------— ------—------Main Street, East Hartford. ety of jobs, by day or hour. contractor. Additions, remod­ BOLTON NOTCH —F o rm e r______RUDY JOHN PenoBob GARAGE for rent, 81 Cam­ Yards, attics, cellars cleaned. eling and repairs, 875-1642. McKinney Lumberyard on 4 BOOKKEEPER -r. Experienced bridge St., Manchester. 649- Lawns and gardener's service. acres, 8,600 square feet, home through triad balamce. Hart- Love, Love, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE REiDUCE safe and fast with Go- 7161. NEWTON H. SMITH fo SONS— improvement depairtment ford, free parking, 625-2119. Beso Tablets E-Vap "water CaU 643-6306. "Em" Mom, Dad and Phil 1 1 1 } Remodeling, repairing, addi­ store remodeled to show fin­ HERE'S THE TRUCK, WINKY. BUT BUT IF 1 GET IT THRU YOUR OKAY, ITS HIDDEN. SO YA SWINGS OPEN S-/ puts”, Liggett Rexall, Man- CARPENTER available eve­ tions, rec rooms, porches and ished basements, kitchens, RESPONSIBLE baby sitter, WHERE PO YA c u t the TELEPHONE O P E N S P A iHtWPlE, MEATHEAD.. THE BOOKCASE UKE THIS. •ihester Pailcade. Motoreyelefr-Bicycles 11 nings and , weekends. No job roofing. No job too small. CaU wanted, four nights weekly, in Happy Birthday to LINE? — ------'' SAFE, WWKY, I WE'RE GONNA siding, pools. WlU rent entire Happy 17th Birthday ’ ^ ^ ^ ^ N E V E R AWNP. too big or too smaU. CaU Ste­ 649-3144. my home. Cadi 646-3439. U N K S W IL L , LEAVE YOU CAPTAIN EASV MOTORCYCLE 1971 Tri- or depckrtment. Suitable mauiy BEGIN Lo a d in g K N O W IT BV CROOKS & LAWRENCE phen Martin at 646-7295 after 2 DEBRA ANN DIANE t h e G O O D IE S,. 'B O U N D AND AutomobAes For Sole 4 umph 660 Banneville, twin types of businesses. 1-228-4460. r e u a b LE, mature baby sitter W AS M E _____ »___ p.m. CAGCEP/ AND BACK IN THE U.d.A... DUCEV COMTACT0 carburetor, very good condi­ FBUHKY, I SHALL GIVE YOU A 1970 EY>RD Mustang, Cobar Roofing - Siding 16 MANCHESTER — ExceUent wanted for 3-month old Infant, from Love, STA RT THERE ^ I pum AUaWEKONTHE GOVERNMENT SECURITY AS SHE PROBES tion: 643-0420 evenings. LOAM for sale, top quaUty, restaurant business for sale, * weekly. Call 646-8600. WORKING IT IS/ jP E A L Ad &OON A9 I EASys FlRlNd FROM AMKBB IWPOSTRIEdi . Jet, 428,, four-speed. Elxtra low Mom and Emil Your Sister, Terry f CONSULT MY eMFLOVERS! mUeage,* in exceUent condition. also fill and gravel. Licensed GUTTERS and roofs repaired established, comes complete vVANTED — Part-time office ON TH E 'BKn99 for adl types samltairy work. and replaCed. Excellent work­ with equipment, no Uquor. SATE. moMKEyisA 643-2826, after 6 p.m., ask for BICYCLE parts, very good worker with bookkeeping ex­ Dozer, backhoe, pay loauler, manship. Reasonable prices Amedy Realty, Realtors^ 876- perience. CaU 640-0344 for ap-, T0P-9E a (S T . Bob. cgram. East Hartford Shop, 643-4918, 647-1719. BIDWELL Home Improvement lease. CaU BUl Rood at T. J. 10 A.M.-NOON or 6-11 P.M. 1989 TOYOTA Ooroiui, exceUent Crocket, Realtors, 643-1677. Apply In person qr caU: MINERVA KOAL '..WHILE U2U WERE PARAMOUNT 10- Co. Elxpert instaUatlon of alu­ MAN FOR various outdoor IF MX) AReV.INSTBID OF TWININ^ condition $1,000 firm. 1966 SCHWINN ATTICS, grarages, and cellars RN and LPN’s, all shifts. We / work around construction, also IS JUST A N A M E.' ESCORTINO HER SO CONCERNED - OUT VOUR /HIUTARY Biord Econ-O-Llne van, excel- speed bike, $100. 643-6151. minum siding, gutters and ALLIED ■ CANYON AND - WHAT HAPPENED TO THE AIRPORT Gleamed, also light trucking. are again expanding our facil­ some part-time. Phone after 6 WHY PIP VDU POLICE TO SEARCH FOR lent condition. $660 firm. CaU trims. Roofing Installation and Help Wanted remote 35 ity. Professionals needed full PRINTING SERVICES MINCRVA KOAL TO MRS. CANVON... ? HURRY HERE To THE WIFE OF A VKIT- 1971 YAMAHA 360, 3,600 mUes, Cadi between 6-8 p.m., 643- repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. p.m., 640-9644. HAVE D IS ­ INFORM MEINS OFFICER ON AN 876-1047. exceUent running condition, 6846, 649-8686, or amytime Sat- LET AVON help make your or part-time. ExceUent wages 579 Middle Turnpike W. APPEARED.' OFFICIAL MISSION y. 1968 CHEVROLET Camaro, $880. CaU 649-8676, for appoint- urdaty.______summer vacation / dreams and benefits. Opportunity for Manchester, Conn. advancement. Ai^ly Meadows 643-1101 MAN, part-time evenings for 827, automatic. 88,000 original ment to see.______CARPENT^IY, repairs, odd Roofing , and come true. Start buUding your "get-away” fund as an Avon Convalescent O nter, 333 Bid- office cleaning. 646-4220. mUes, new brakes and shocks, 441 B8A Victor, exceUent jobs, Ug^lt trucking. Phone 649- C n lM n ey S 16-A well St., Manchester. 646-2321. $1,800 firm. 6^2000 after 6 $700."Phcne after 5 3904. Representative. You’ll never DISHWASHER wanted nights, MANAGER for discount store /t fSi •*»>• ROOFINO — Specializing re­ knew how easy it is to earn inXRSBS AIDES — AU shlfU, over age 40. Apply Cavey’e operation in Manchester. Some '} 5*1 p.m.,n m.. 646-2666. ___ POWER mowers, hand mowers pairing roofs of aU kinds, new extra cash the Avon way until f im w NU. !■«, TM US OH full and part-time. Training Restaurant,^ 45 ^ East ______Center St. experience required. Must be 1969 RED Volkswagen bug, new ----- sharpening and repairing ser- roofs, gutter work, chimneys, you try. For a perscnal Inter­ avaUable for those who qual­ over 26. Good salary. . Aj^ly view without obligation, call SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER tires, 17,000 mUes, very good S ervIC M 13 vice. <3aU "BharpaU.” Free cleaned and repaired. 30 years ify. ExceUent wages and MECHANIC — Full-time, apply AAM Stores, 788 Chapel Street, BV BILL HOWRILLA condition. $1,880. 876-8390. P m in v m pick-up and deUvery. 643-6306. experience. Free estiniates. 289-4022. fringe benefits. Apply Mead- Amerbelle Corporation, 104 New Haven, Conn. 1-862-2824. MANCHESTER Welding Serv CaU Hawley, 643-6361. 5ET lines corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 heating systems, rec rooms, ter 5 p.m. PART-TIME machinist, morn­ 647-2601 or 649-0861. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, St., Manchester. CD BE Delivery, Normal Main S t, 640J1231. . etc. CoU M'ft M Plumbing t ings, The AmerbeUe Corp. 104 n v C B InstsJIattnn, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Heating, 640-2871. HELP WANTED — fuU time, 1964 CHEVROLET Impola, ______inspection. Apply in persem. WOMAN, over 21, for full or E. Main St., RockvlUe. Cfontact Maintenance. AU concrete repairs, both in­ LIGHT trucking, cellar and at- Mr. L. Passardl, 875-3325. Be­ four-door hardtop, V-8, auto­ Oca cleaned, ^ d jobs, lawns, GRANTS iPlumblng Service — QuaUty Name Plate, Inc., part-time, varied club house PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC S -l matic, power storing, power side and outside, raUlnga, tween 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. An landscaping. ReasOTably' trees cut and removed. CaU F m estimates, plus quaUty Fisher HlU Rd., E ast Glaston- vrork. Apply Tallwood Country brakes, radio. Low mUeage. 643-6000. work. 643-6841. bury. Conn. Club, R w te 85, Hebron. equal opportunity employer. Asking $460. PbMie 643-0708. priced. Call 643^)861. 7 / PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALf). MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AN C^TER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Aparhwwte - Fkift - Out of Town Housot For Solo 72 Hou«— For Sab 72 Hoiwt For Sate 72 Howes For Sole Ho w m J o r Soi* 72 Lott For Sole 73 Out of Town Out of Town \ O ut of Toum 63 For Rout 66 MANOHBtrraiR — Stately 8- MANCHES’TBR ^1 For Sale 75 For Sale 75 For Sale 75 T e ENELLA 'NAS ALWA'/S GOIMG OFP TO S o TNEV SLEW A BUNDLE 10 GET NER badroom Colonial in axooU$nt Offered by the n e w ON MARKET MANCHESTER ANDOVER — OveriooMng lake, CLASSIFIED Manchester — Parklike set­ 2-bedroom Ranch, . $2,500. Coventry — $8,600. Ver- SOME FRIENDS NOUSE ID V/A1CN TV - A COLOR S E T OF HER OWN «' OCCUPANCY Hebron residential area. Wooded lot, B O ^O N — Price reduced’'must ting enhances this beautiful ceramic bath, See this immaculate 9rpom non-Bolton Lake, $4,200. Ver­ VERNON BOLTON double gara«e, tlreplaeei for­ b^^ld,e ral( 7-room expandable Co- M A Y 1st English Tudor of 7 rooms. ra u y extras. $23,900:' Char C i ^ , that offers on the first non - Manchester Une, $5,500. WELLSWOOD VIEW mal dining room. Meyer, PHILBRICK 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL. NOW IS THE TIME lonialY^ rooms unfinished, car­ >NNArife1ME AMJ. ITS ONW BLACli 'G0NE1DUST6N\ IxJvety enclosed porch, fire­ Bon Agency, 642-0688. Y floor a good sized living Tolland — $4,000. Hayes Agen­ 4^-room Tovm Houaa apart­ Realtors, 6490609. room with fireplace, formal 8 room Ganlson Colonial In _ . peting, \ 2-car garage, treed ADVERTISING MATTER yfrm AND WMlTE~'ANOI TOAFRIENC place, plastered %aUs, wind­ cy, 6490181. ' ment, 3 baths, air-condlUon- APARTMENTS lovely ‘‘Westwood Park” . Extra acre lot, how only $28,900. Of- OUR S E T ? >NANT1DWflCN A : new h i< ^ SBVBN-ROOM Odonlal, 4 ing staircase, oU heat. In­ MANCHEISTBR — Salacious 7- dining room or fourth bed­ business. An established flower tng. Stove, refriferator, dia- a g e n c y room home, aluminum aiding, room, kitchen with ample large equipped kitchen, 2 full fers lnvlted>ItedXl Frechette ft Mar- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS years old In newer suIh S- terior profeulonally decorat­ 7 * * ^ ?.* “ ^* ’ baths, formal dlritag room, over- and gift shop, plus a 8 iw m old- posal, patio with sliding Wholesome famUy life in the new roof, first - floor family cabinets and Separate eaUng tin, 647-9 8:30 AM. to 5:00 P.M. glass doors. Beati^il, beau­ vlston. living room with fire- ^ {^SBD RANCH — 8 rooms, ed. Oarage with electric eye wood^ buUdtag lot. Call jwn- Rec room ftiarage. Here ®'’ home wim g^age. ri on two ______Country, yet minutes away from large modem eat-ln Mtchen, room, double garage. Only nook. Second floor two spac­ tiful, beautiful. C«i4: the city. Elegant two-bedroom place, fohnal dlAlng room.y doors. Quiet reeldenUal area la a quaUty buUt Moses’ home BOLTON large kltohen, paneled family formal dining room, 3% baths, $84,600. HayeS' Agency, 646- ious bedrooms, large finish­ Tony Wasll at 6495306 for an ap­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. yet close to bus, schools, 649-4796,______■ less than 1-year-old. Low 40s. J. $2 0,90 a. AAO-Oifa Apartmenta featuring: Fully room, 3 bedrooms Inoludljfig 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- 0181. ed room In basement, one- pointment. Price $35,900. 4;8« PJff. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION 649-6651 04V-Z1 i v - equipp^ Mtchen ' Including church and shopping. $4o,- MANCHESTER — Five acres, Gordon, 6495806. 6-room Cape with X rooms large ihaster bedroom, /!% to-waU carpeting, 2-car garage 000. car garage. Aluminum rid­ Deadline for Satarday and Monday la 4:S0 p.m. Friday range, dishwasher, disposal, re- MANCHESTER — Seven-room down, unfinished u ^ lio ba^ , garago. Plenty of open ing, draperies, exceUent con­ approximately 8 acres, busi­ /■ MANCHESTER — Deluxe. one- frtgerator. Wall-t^wall carpet- Colonial.' New kitchen, two • • basement. Lovely corner.lot, space. New offering by oWner, STL'S.' CH ARLES i t e r a n c e dition. Good location. tS^,- ness ' n zone, 250’ . frontage> .B&W. W • • bedroom townhouse, aU .imod,- Ing and air con Igrge rooms. Enclosed 000. .Wolverton Agency, Realtors, in excellent area. Mtalmhm TOUR COOPERATION WILL mld-thlrtleiMTmi 6497113 The em appliances, full private-. :sd upon 16 acrDii''of land sult- poridi;’ Aluminum siding. Dou­ 36492818.' The financing available. Imme(k,J BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 iBAit Hart­ u & BARROWS and WALLACE Co. late occupancy. bag^ment, patio, includea iheat. able for hlMng. picnlclng and MANCHESTER —'^^luxe 9 ble gs^ge. Hayes Agency, 649 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. $195 per month. Paul W. Dou-. ,fan^yjrecreathimiC3oae to State ford line, maghlflffittt'U ft ft 01811^1 R ob ert! MANCHESTER — Forest Hills, Realtors' — MLS T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. room Garrison Cqrontal„, 2% lly room, 1% batha, wall-to-waU Realtors — MLS gan. Realtor, 64S-4S35. parka, and two oLihe flneat golf baths, family room, wine Cel- carpeting, Immaculate condlUon. buUt Ranch. Twb flretiiaees, AA sone, building lot, priced VE^LANCK School area — Manchester Parkade, Manch. Continued From Preceding Page courses, plus one of the most liu-, double gan ^ , suburban Aluminum siding, garage, out­ two garages, 7 ' rooms plus right. .. Harmon Agency, 646- Manchester Parkade, Manch. inbvlng out of state. Distinc­ 7900. ~ 649-^806 THRBE-llOOM apartment, sec- magnificent vlewa in all of east setting. Hayes ^ e n c y , 646- side fireplace on large -rwell landscaped lot. All for $89,600. SIX-ROOM house, 8 bedrooms, 649-5306 Wanted - Real Eftcite 77 OTd floor, central location, ern Connecticut. Children wel- Heritage House, 646-3482. tive custem built Ciq>e, 6 0181. / landscaped lot, 980,000. fireplace, carpeting, drap-...... ' Help Wanted-Male 36 Help Wanted-Mole 36 SRM fXX.E'/ Parking. $125 plus heat. Call come. $190 monthly. roomi, 4 ■ bedrooms, 3 batha, COLUMBIA — Older clean 3- "WHAT IS your property worth? eries, 3-car garage, screened Bsui Om * BOLTON — ’Two houses on 2.6 OJURBitARORJ. 1-749-0169, 649-0766. MANCHESTER — ’Two-famUy, full dermer, full basement, en- 73-A bedroom Cape, 1% baths, fire­ We will inspect your property UNWOOD DHIVE — 6 ,- room NB'W tmd beautiful contempor­ perch and awnings, central lo- M W if acres of land. One Immediate 5-8 duplex. ’Two bedrooms, clceed breezeway, attached place, barn,\pretty hills set­ and suggest an asking price. AUTOMOBILE INSPECTOR Cape with 1% baths, fireplace, ary horde offered for the young cation. Immediate ocrupancy. APPROXIMATELY half acre occupancy, one rented. Lawn, and modern ..oriented famUy. •eparata furnaces. 80x800' lot. garage. Ccnvenlent locaUon. ting. High 20b.' Petrus Realty, (No obligation)' Ask us about MECHANIC garage, nice corner lot Late 6491765. lot for rent. Business zoned. shade trees, .trout brook. Route Lay out first piece, familiar **/l1UOUTA FBK£, Furnished D. ]. HENRY Absolute top of lO a p ^ s te r with Two-car garage. Only $20,900. Extra large treed lot. Low 2298777. our guaranteed sales plan to­ July occupancy. T.J. Crockett, Located at 672 Hartford Rd., 6. $29,600. Ptione 649-0617. Immediate openlnt: for qualified with aircraft parts. Ebcperi- -rueoRAsaam Aporlm enls 63.A view for mUss. Lotihef aiaas to __Hayes______Agency,______646-0181. ______/ 30s. Owner, 6499316. $21,600 day. Pasek Realtors, MLS, eecREeHERon RealtorOi 643-1577. Manchester....Reasonable. Call person. Excellent opportunities ence necessary. Days. Manchester — 6-room Cape, 2897475, 742-8243. TueoiUER&pe TWO LARGE rooms, available COMPANY' enjoy view of the .«utrid9 ^ m SPRINO Street area — 9-room MANCHES’TER New 7-room after 5 p.m. 688-7868. ■VERNOJf ANDOVER — Immaculate 6%- lor experienced and conscien­ LAKEERONT — Contemporary tae Inside. O orv ^ ^ rris^ , ^ 2-car garage, 3 bed- Colonial redecorated, Bowers School room Ranch. Beautiful treed DEAN o p IT " ' May 8th, woman or couple on­ Three bedrooms, RANCH WITH PRIVACY LIKE a good reason to list your tious man. Electrical back­ Chalet, redwood, five rooms case With skylight, • 4 bed- >0QmB, formal dining room, area. Should go fast. lot. Only $22,500. Pasek Real­ ground required. Apply in per­ ly. No pets. $85 weekly. Call af­ 644-1519 kitchen, living room and din­ home with us? Call and we MACHINE PRODUCTS plus, 1% baths, paneling, sun rooms, flrri-floor famUy room, laigd- jcltchen, cloeets galore, Qu9 of Town Here la an unusual offering. 7 tors, MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. son to Mr. Johnston, Dillon 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester ter 5 p.m., 646-2293. ing room, 22’ fSmUy room. FRECHETTE & MARTIN will gflve you, 8 good reasons. deck, trees. $29,900. Hutchlna formal dining room, kitchen $20a. LSPenta Agehcy, Real- 75 room Ranch on its own mini Sales and Service, 319 Main St., 649-5265 BOLTON — South Ridge Park Agency, Realtors, 6495824. Fireplace, 1% batha, garage, REALTORS For Sale estate of trees tmd a babbling COVENTRY — ‘Reduced , for Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. Articles For Sole 45 Musical Instruments S3 Apartments - Flats - NICE three . room furbished wUh aU bullt-lns, first floor mud tor, 646-2440. -v ^ edumtalm elding. $86,900. Mer­ Manchester. apartments. Deluxe one-bed room and laundry.' This fine ------______647-9998 VERNON — View, custom built brook. Flreplaced living room, quick sale” , $10,900! Oozy four- WILL BUY your home immedi­ TV and radio servicing equip­ Tenements 63 heated apartment, for married room. Carpeting, air-condition­ MANCHESTER — $25,900 8- ritt Agency, 646-1180. FULL-TIME work available, home built by one of Manches- MANCHES’TER .. $27,900 2400 aq. ft. solid brick ranch, wallUo-wall carpeting, Texas room year ’round house, very ately, and, more Importantly ment for sale. Call 289-7451, BABY GRAND piano. In excel couple or mature lady. No chll- ing, dishwasher, private base­ rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, IMMACULATE 7-room Split PART-TIME help wanted, $100 salary plus b<»ius. No ex­ MANCHESTER — Grove Street dren or pets. 643-0171. ter’s master builders. Has to be nAVTl? r\i? MANCHES’TER — 6 • room high mountain top setting, see size Rec room and garage. Out- clean. Enclosed porch, gas pay you a fair price for It. Mr. ask for Paul. lent condition. Call 649-0270. ment. Available Immediately aluminum siding, now fur­ Level. Large living room, din­ mornings for Janitorial duties, perience necessary. Call for Apartments, deluxe one - bed- - seen. LIABLE OF WHITE House, 1% baths, large kltch- Hartford. Hayes Agency, 649 standing at $32,600. Call J. Gor- heat. Large lot. Lakefront Belflore, 647-1413. $160. J.D. Real Estate, 646- nace, trees. Hutchins Agency „ ing room, eat-ta-kltchen, 1% don, 649-5306. 646-4220. interview. 646-7247. room, carpeting, available ^ ^ Cape ''« n . Immediate occupancy, bus 0181. privileges, paneled rooms. SCREENED loam, gravel, 7681, 649-5371. Realtors, 6495324. batha, rec room, .fireplace. processed gravel and fill. May 1st., $160, J.D. Real Es- BUSlneSS LOCatlOnS r a ise d RANCH — 7-room. 8 with plush Is'wn, shrubs, fruit Ilife,. city utilities. Only $22,- Goodchlld - Bartlett, Realtors, SELLING your home or acre- CAREER Position for man who BAKERY PORTER — experl- Antiques 56 years old with cathedral ceilings trees, hear bus line. Well main- ooo. Hnyea Agency 646-0181. Owner anxious. $27,600. Mer- COVENTRY Lake - 9room 643-2098, 643-7887, 569-1744. . age? For prompt friendly eer^ Gecrge H. Grifflng, Inc. 742- tate, 643-0129. VERNON — Mcdem four-room FOREST HILLS — Ten-room ritt Agency, 6491180. • • is looking for more than a job. enced, good pay, steady work, For Rent 64 In living room and dining room, tabled older home, fireplace, 2 ______winterized home, new furnace, B&W. — vice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ 7886. THE BIRCHES Antiques, Route apartment, two bedrooms with Colonial, central air-condition- Offers executive career to high call before noon, Parkade 2-car garage, family room, two- bedrooms, living room, dining BIX-ROOM Colonial, central lo- Ji{a NCHE1STER __ 7-room new bath, ideal for summer The .s o u t h WINDSOR — Near ty, 6499823. 44A, Ashford. Moving Sale. Re- MANCHESTEJR — Newei^ one- MANCHESTER — Warehouse heat, electric hot water heater, tag, dehumldlfler, '-air filter, Co­ school graduate with pleasing Bakery, 649-6820. bedroom apartment. Ranch stall horse bw n and cdrral on room, large kltchen/breakfast cation, garage, St. James Par or rental, $9,500. Hayes Agen­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Manchester and East Hart­ LIVE BAIT — ,Open 34 hours locating to Twin Hills Dr., and Industrial space. 16,000 - ceramic tile bath, cablneted aluminum siding, paneled lonial, 1%. batha, .family room, personality, ambition, aggres­ typo, private entrance. In­ well treed lot. $88,900. nook on main floqr, g^arage, cor- ish. Ask for Ed Dupre, Inter- cy, 640-0181. ford, 6-room Ranch, garage, ALL CASH for your property daily, ring' bell for service. Coventry, Oonn., May 4th-5th, 100,000 sqpare fo o t. units, kitchen, combination windows. family room, fireplace, finish­ Carpeting, fireplace, alumi­ ' Realtors — MLS siveness and ability to meet Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 cludes heat and appliances. available Immediately, ^sat­ . ^ — . ... „ net lot. J. Jennings, 6495306. ■•natlonal Associates, 647-1800. large lot, small pond. Call within 24 hours. Avoid red Help Wanted - 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Available May 1st. Call 876- ed rec room downstairs, 2% CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 , num aiding, meticulous condi­ Manchester Parkade, Manch. the public. Experience in con­ Demlng Street, Manchester, $165 per month. Paul W. Dou- ed and air-c(»dltioned. Freight tion, garage, mid SOs. Hayes Phil Dubllewskl, International tape, instant service. Hayes 9493. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, full baths, first floor paneled ’TEN-ROOM Ranch, prestige tact work de.sirable. Automo- Male or Female 37 ftoutb 30, South. gan. Realtor, 643-4535. elevators. $1 to $1.50 per Agency, 646-0131. Kead Herald Adii 6495306 Associates. 647-1300. Agency, 6490131. self-cleaning oven, bullt-ta bar. family room, double raised • a Etaea, many extras. Ask for, Wearing Apparel ------— ------— square foot. 1-748-6684. B (Sl w. bUe a requirement Good start- p a r t -TIME work, $2 hourly Hig^ 40s. For appointment hearth fireplace, t>eauUful cus­ Joan Everett, Internationa’ ' ing salary. rafUd advance- Fuis______W DELUXE one-bedroom apart-______’The plus t«nus. Students welcome. TOP SOIL, stone free, for sale. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting COMMERCIAL place fo): lease call owner, 643-7694. tom country kiteben, 2-car ga'* Associates, 647-1300. ment ahead for right man. Ap­ Resort Property BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Call for Intendew, 646-7247 Call Paul Schendel, 649-0465. SPRING - SUMMER gowns, throughout, complete appll- or sale, 461 Main St., next to rage. ply at Beneficial Finance Com­ For Rent 67 $27,900 — COZY 7-room home. Realtors — MLS Pricti •H W ht Tu «l. M«v 2nd diro S «.. M « 6th varlcus styles, worn once. Size ances, vanity bath. Centrally post office. Excellent business Not ttiponiiba lo t typogtiphiM l •rtotl. pany, 836 Main Street, Man- NURSES AIDES — experienc Baseboard heat, two-c.ar ga­ {22.000—Five-room Cape. Oozy PLANNING AND ZONING ALUMINUM sheets used as 9-10. Call between 5-9, 649-0764. located. $175. monthly. R. D. TocaUon with building. Call 646- WATERFRONT cottage, Lake Manchester Parkade, Manch. Q uinltity H^thtl H«i«i««d. Noon told to dnalnri cheater, from 9 a.,m. to 5 p.m. ed preferred. 12 midnight to 8 printing plates. .009 thick, 23x rage. Nice barn, horse stalls, living room with raised hearth COMMISSION Murdock, 643-3693. 2426, 9-5. Winnepesaukee, sleeps 6. Pri- ’ 649-5306 a.m. Apply 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. ' - ■ ■ . - . - ■. - - . vsit6 bCAch dock O&ll 1 003" one acre. Hutchlna Agency, fireplace, garage, good locaUon. HEBRON. CXJNNBCnCUT CUSTODIAN wanted 40 - hour MtHiday through Friday, South 643-2711. THREE-ROOM heated E^rt- MANCHESTER — Professional 524.4945. Write Mrs. Ken Dl- Realtors, 6495324. Ideal starter home. eul ■ InfidK M UaHMtnd 6 It. Wanted >. To Buy 58 BOWERS School Area — Six- week, Monday through Fri­ Windsor Convalescent Home, ment, no children, no pets. Call office space, all electric, new 4, Lake^rt, New NOTICE WADDELL Schotd area — Six- COLONIAL — offering charm room Cape, aluminum aiding, day. Apply W. T. Grant Co., 1060 Main St.. South Windsor. CONTENTS from apartment WANTED — antique furniture, 643-5267. building, convenient, Vernon- Hampshire, 03248. Take notice that following a Anti-Periplront O # room Cape, 1% baths, flreplace, four bedrooms, walk to 3 Manchester Parkade. Equal opportimity employer. house redevelopment project. ^Ias9, pewter, Inspection 12-6 Saturday and 3, stove and refrigerator In 11 To see If the town wlU vote to increase tile compensation AUMIAT CAM AY SOAP her pek, stove and refrigerator, $126. Sunday, other times by ap- pertenced on all bindery equip­ each apartment. Modem ce-. of elected _ officials, effective July 1. 1972, to a sum not exceeding ment, especially folders. AVAILABLE May 1st, four- PLEASANT 9room apartment, adults only, parking for one polntipent. BOLOGNA car. No pets, security deposit ramie baths, permanent vinyl following amounts: IF OH Peck 1 ft. 9 SI. Pfcf. Top wages plus a liberal GREAT DANE Puppies, AKC. room apartment. Heat, appll- convenient suburban location, OFFTCIAii AMOUNT BEEF fawn, females. Crisped, shots, Household Goods 51 ances, central location. $180. appliances, basement, like prt- required. Call 643-9678. -Bultt by siding, 2-car garage, conve- poLL HOURS benefit program that In­ nient location. CJhar-Bon Agen- 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Moderator $80.00 GIAN T GAIN GIAN T B IZ paper trained. 6490811. monthly. Security deposit. 99- vate home. Working adults. $20.00 cludes a non-contributory DINING room set — table, BOLTON — Four room heated Worker SAIAN PAC 3340. 643-2880. U & R Housing Corp. cy. 643-0683. Moderator $15.00 STEAKS pension plan. chairs, sideboard and china apartment, stove, refrigerator, 12:0 0 n oonto8 dl0 p.m. MJNIATTJRE Black poodle, fe­ Worker $10.00 BACON Apply In person or call clcset. $75. 67 Pine St. after 4. Rentals by Ma n c h e s t e r — East center VLASIC male, one year, AKC. Will MANCHES’TER AREA—1-room MANCHESTER — 2 fireplaces security deposit. No pets. $160, 12 To see if the Town wiU vote to fix the compensation of 643-1101 Robert D. street r7 ' fire. 1 2 TV) see If the Town -win VOM3 lU UJI sacrifice. Needs grooming. apartment which includes enhance this 2-bedr(f»m apart­ 6490617. Murdock voting machine mechanic, ef' ” ■■ "* “ Bathroom Tissue 742-8972. heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ ment, curly maple paneling in s 'US'' 'U " ^ POM Kosher Dills ALLIED ESTA’TBS and household lots to ROCKVILLE — five - room WALDORF buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. pliances, laundry, storage, 20x30’ living room, all appli­ Realtor 643-2692 dining room, heated sun room, aee*lf toe ^ im 'w d^ vote to increase the annual salaries PRINTING SERVICES FREE TG good home, puppy, apartment. $160 monthly. Se­ half bath off kitchen. Three ' town officials, effective July 1, 1972, to a sum not While er Azfl. Cdert SAUSAGE 579 Middle ’Tpke., West parking, for $180 monthly. 649 ances and utiliUea Included. 648-9501 10 weeks, part poodle, black curity deposit. Call Alfred D. 646-6926 huge bedrooms and two full . . ------. PKG. Manchester, Conn. GAS refrigerator, Electric 2871, 646-0882. $255 per month. Paul W. Dou- exceeding the foUot^ng amounts: 1 Pt. 10 e i. male. Paper trained, 742-8972. Heckler, between 7:30-8 a.m., baths on second floor. Home First Selectman 8300.00 794 wringer washer. All in good f,an. Realtor, 648-4535. 742-6519. 'ind office potentitd. $44,600. Selectmen (2) 160.00 each NEED AN Insurance agent who working condition. Phone 640- DELUXE 3%-large rooms, heat. 2250.00 FARM FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS! Fieth Peck hot water, appliances, carpet­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Town Clerk needs to earn $1,000 to $1,500 0771. NEW three-roam apartment, 1650.00 3 3 * Articles For Sale 45 ing, air - conditioned, private . large bedroonj with twin 649-2818. Tax CoUector per month In commissions^ I 825.00 WA RWIIS DRY New VerMeel MILLIONS cf rugs have been AVf^ADO gas stove with h o^ . patio. Business couple. 649- closets, eat-ln kitchen with ap­ The CHARLES Treasurer 225.00 each supply leads. Write Box W, Ma n c h e s t e r — 7 - room Registrars of Voters (2) cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s self-cleaning, like new, used 3 6750. pliances, large living room, 60.00 Chiquita BANANAS J 2* Manchester Herald. Ranch, m odem kitchen,. 1% Board of Finance Secretary America’s finest. Rent electric months. 5ost $325. asking $175. wall-to-wall carpet, shades, 1600.00 Facid Tissues C a t Food DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ APARTMENTS baths, aluminum siding, high Bulldtag Official AUTO BODY repair man expe­ shampcoer $1. ’Die Sherwin- 228-0487. air - conditioner, basement WE ARE LOOKING Board of Tax Review (chairman) 75.00 *CoufTtrv ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, 178-ltt E. BOddle Tpke. 20s. Owner, 643-4266. 87.50 each CMohon rienced only, flat rate. 8792517 Williams Co. CARPETS —Wholesale to you storage, parking, heat and hot Board of ’Tax Review (members 2) , , , Sunkist ORANGES "-‘10/69* complete appliances, 2 air- water included, good location, 14 To receive the Budget for the fiscal year from July 1. ask for Dave. at the Warehouse. Fantastic Open for Inspection Dally 1-4 Ma n c h e s t e r — Lovely 3 year Um t 29GALLON tropical fish tank. conditioners, full basement, to June 30, 1973, as prepared by the Board of Finance, with its • M o o d savings guaranteed. Carpet $175 per montii, security de­ old, 8-room ..Colonial, 4 bed­ Fully equipped with stand, washer-dryer hook-up, vanity or By Appointment FOR YOU ■ . - FImop Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., posit required, lease if desir­ rooms, 2% baths, carpeted liv­ reccmmmd^^ ^ Aqua-Master filter, hood, light. type bath, glass sliding doors ed. Call Peterman 6499404. IcebergLETTUCE Also 19gallon tank. $80 or best Manchester, Conn. Phone 648- onto' patio. $220 per month. 4%-Boom Apartments ing, room, dininig - room, and to J w e 30 i m and to make specific awiroprlatlona for said ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »RIO, o , iipRIPI i naUBMMWwPmM Read Herald Ads offer. Phone 644-1874. 8568. Carii and Carry. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. MANCHESTER — Gracious liv­ kitchen. Paneled family room , Hot water, individual thermo- /V you are an with carpeting, 2 fireplaces, P ^o determine whether the tax on CHEESE ORIENTAL RUG, 12x21, 643-2692. ing is this large 2-bedroom W J k Y I M - apartment with flreplaced llv- BtaUcally c<»trolled heat, jalousied porch off kitchen, 2 1971, shall be due and payable ta a Broccol, Help Wanted - Male or Female 37 background. Appraised at $760. 636 CENTER-Dehjxe 4%-room iirepiaceu iiv- Hotpolnt kitchen, range, re­ car garage, plus basement rec sem i-^^ ^x o ^ ^ Ust of October 1,’ 1971, AAILONI WIDGIS 4 1 asklmrasking 1700.$700. Call 647-1924. ? u p ^ ! T % baSL aU a^ta room. All on lovely wooded lot. 17. detemtae w h ^ w payable In a single Spoiws noPKZM lUMO OMUe eludes everything. $215 per frigerator, disposal,' (Ush- MORTON IMPERIAL ances, fully carpeted, aJr-con- Merritt Agency. 646-1180. “ to“ o ^ ^ of the cSSecUcut Gener^ ORAFiFRUIT SEARS electric self-cleaning month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ washer, 2 air conditioners ______Installment pursuant------: 3 9 * dltioners, heat and hot water, EXPERIENCED UVMHMI stove, $175, frostless refrigera­ tor.'643-4535. each apartment', 1% colored TWO-FAMILY, 4-4. large lot. Statutes^ R e r is t o n ^ l9 M ^ ^ DINNERS ScScrKuSi m a r m a i i i b i JUICI43 tor. $150. excellent condition. storage and parking. On bus HELP WANTED line, convenient do shopping. tUe hatha, soundproofed good location, near shopping. 18. Tn 1168^6 for Replacement of town Phone 6499997. URO i n i l WNRBT 7»u35r Eight-apartment unit. Charles walls, basement laundromat, Aak for Earle Everett, Inter- t o " funeral Fund. ^ , • Cloth Inspector a Weaver COMPOSITOR 1971 NEOOHI-Alco sewing ma­ Pontlcelll, 6499644. Raymond inaster TV anteima and tele­ national Associates, 647-1300. ^ 0 s ^ If toe town will vote to authorlro toe of " »»C0ITS chine. Unclaimed lay-away, PonUcelli, 646-0800. ^ VILLAGER ^ ------= . Jn to enter into a contract for the purchase of any of LEMONS 9 Warper • General Worker phone Jacks, patio and patio HERE’S the home for -ou ! 6- S^electin^^^^ enter tat II«. never used, originally $149.50 doors, garage and guest park­ room Cape, fireplace, garage, • • S T " I now $69.80. Buttonholes, menu- ^ APARTMENTS ^ PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS — a. Dump Truck ‘ 3 7 * We will train qualified applicants. Company paid ing, storage, fully carpeted, 3 bedrooms, rec room, 20s. b. Backhoe-loader grams, hems, sews on buttons, 6- 49 * Immediate Occupancy J / washer-dryer hookups, e n d PAID VACATION — FULL BENEFITS i-aPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- c. Bulldozer fringe benefits and good wages. Openings on first etc. Guaranteed. 522-0476 deal­ LO A M apartment has fireplace and 2440. and' second shifts. Apply — er. will vote adi^t an ordinance es- 5-Room Townhouaea, 1% private patio also extra ga­ to tiled baths, complete G.E. APPLY IN PERSON TO: fflw H E S T E R - DUPI.X, CLEAN. used refrigerators, FO R S A L E > kitchen, wall-to-wall car-^ rage, convenient to grammar. ranges,- automatic washers 3 bedrooms, modem kitchens, the “ ^the B i S ^ Official or permit or cer- pettag, private basement, Junior High and High acbobls. ALBERT CERVINI bullt-ta stove, refrigerator, two proved plan, torecOv establishing penal- CHENEY BROTHERS, with guarantees. See them at 5,000 yards in Ashford washer-dryer hookup. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 640 — $2 per yard. Pile on furnaces, excellent condition, tlficates work after service of a stop order. Includes. m odern *37.900. Hutchlna Agency, <^er business proper to come before said Mata St. Call 643-2171. lot to be sold as one pack­ F IR S T FOOD trouble • free g a s m Charles Realtors. 6495324.______INC. JOHN buys and sells used fur­ age. Lesperance heat,.hot water and niture, appliances, 479 Middle.. cooking. Manchester Dated at Andover. Connecticut. 5TORE OF MANCHESTER 31 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. 649-7620 ’Tpke., east. Open afternoons. Boland Wood Heights 13 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER S-S, two-family.' Carpeting, ga- JOHN C. HUTCHIN8(H7 Wednesday, ’Thursday, Friday, Varga Road — AshfoA Cbarles PonUcelli, 649964^4 ’’Ages, two furnaces, treed lot. PERCT;-B. OOC« 643-4141 643-1553 (W e Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities) 64S-MS9 until 9 p.m., 646-5823, 646-7679. Raymond PonUcelli, 646-0600 Immaculate Inside and out. Board Selectmen C E N T E R S T . Priced at $38,900. Heritage ‘Town oi Andover, Oaonectleut House, 6492483.

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