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tWlMtr-FOUR MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1969 fltanrlf?0t?r lEtt^nitts l|rniUt A tm c v Dufijr Net PriMB Ron VW W ta k B h« m > The Weather UM ToirffM and tomornw meat. \y eHoudy, mlldwr. lo w toolgM 15,535 Ul Mta. H lgb to m o R W 00 to B6 with ebanoo oC ahowaw. IHanchm$ter 4 City o f ViUoge Chmrtn VOL. L X X X V m , NO. 154 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, APRH, 1, 1969 (CtaMifled AdvertlalBff €■ Pa«« If) PRICE TEN CENTS

Laird Cutting Military In Today's Herald H m fiiat of three aittoles on the drug prohlem In ICan- cbester to printed in today’s High Court To Decide Herald. It was written by Another $613 Million Robert DIgan, coordinator of youth activities for the town. WASHINGTON (AP)— Nixon had ordered "significant The defense secretary did not It tells how the problem Secretary o f Defense Mei- reductions" In federal budget repeat his March 19 statement came to Manchester and v5n R. liiird, nuyv^insr to cut eatlmates to cope with the prob­ that Abrams "considers the B02 adiat die town Is trying to do niiiatlBry speofiiiiig: another lem . to be Mie of his most Important about It. The Pentagon chieTs second w eapon s.” Look for it on page 8. Civil Rights Question 5618 miWion, tumooinced to­ whack at the defense bu4get In There was no indication of day i4ens to reduce B62 On page 7 The Herald car­ two weeks was a patchwork In­ how much of a reduction will be ries the second of five storiee boinber sorties and trim cluding stretching oUt some made in the current 1,800 bomb­ on the Ufe o f D w ight D . B3is- WASHTNTON (AP)— Supreme C5ourt, in a ma­ several naval ships in the projects, deferring othera—and er sorties a month against ene­ eiriMWer. Today’s story con- jor Ofvil rights move, agreed today to decide wheitlher Vdetmam war. . In some cases revwsing actions my targets In South Vietnam cenm the Influence of Gen. Negroes 'have a right to use all^hito communilky parks Laird also toM the House Laird announced to the Senate and Laos. A sortie is a single Pox Conner on the young and swhnlmilng i>ools. ------Armed Services Oommlttee be Armed Services Committee only flight by a single plane. military officer who was to The pace-setting case comes ginlg. nonstock cotporation or­ TEXAS to postponingr purchase ot a two weeks ago. The original Johnson .defense become the president Of the from suburban Fairfax County, ganised to operate a community San Antonio mlssUe cadi SRAM untU tests His action to reduce the num­ budget assumed the average United States. Va., where a Negro family rant­ park and awtmmiqg pool for the show whether It will work. ber of B82 sorties in the Viet­ number of sorties would decline ing a house from a white family benefit of -rssldsnts of some nam wsu- was a switch from hla These actions, irepresentlng beginning last January. Laird is was forbidden to use the subdi- housing subdivlrioiis in Fairfax M arch 19 position and am ounts about h a lf th e $618 milUon, Mdlllng to pay for the higher vlalon’B recreational facfllttes. County, Virginia. EogU Past to at least a partial reinstate­ brought to more than g l.l billion monthly number .only until July. Both families sued and Freeman Is an agricultural the amount of spending pared ment of a Johnson administra­ claimed vlolationa of their civil tion plan. Translating his switch Into Heart Attack economist with the U.S. embas­ Borrof ron by Laird from the Johnson ad- money, Laird siloed about In righ ts. T h ey sa id to e 1966 civ il sy In Pakistan. Two weeks ago, after return­ mlnisltratlon’s final defeiwe half his March 19 request for rights law, which the court has ing from a trip to Vietnam, budget fo r fle ca l 1070. $102 mUHon in ad d ition a l B02 Kills Judge said bars discrimination In pri­ WABHENGTON (AP) — The Laird said ‘|pn the basis of my vate housing sales, also protects The new total stands at $77.9 operating funds. Supreme Court upheld today toe own observatiens” he had con­ the Negro family’s ri^ t to use right of unions to punish work­ Minsrs billion for the bookkeepti^ year cluded enough money should be The defense chief mentioned Brownsvili* starting July 1. Pentagon otfl- trtmming some of the Navy's In Ray Trial the facilities. ers who go over production quo­ provided to support the current Last June, acting on an ear­ ta s. Trappad ciak indicated more slashes are ships operating off Vietnam to rate of B62 sorties through June lier appeal, toe court directed under study. help save $26 mlllitm by laying MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Fiidng; or even exprillng piece 1970 a s recom m en ded b y Gen. Virginia state courts to reocm- woilDers 'Who exceed production Laird made It plain the fresh up 18 vessels. Judge W. Preston Battle Has Creighton W. "Abrams, U.8. Bider rulings against the two quotas set by toe union is a mat­ Monforr# y spending reductions were relat­ Laird gave no hint how many died of a Iwart attack, raising commander in Vietnam. families. The Supreme Court of ter of Internal policy not topblcl- ed to President Nixon's caH tor of the 18 ships have been taking the pcBslblUty that James ESarl But Ledrd said today, “As Appeals of Virginia, in October, dsn by federal labor law, toe ejdtension of the 10 per cent in­ Ray may get the trial hy Jury much as I would like to suiqmrt (See Page Eight) turned the oases down on proce­ court said 7 to 1. come tax surcharge. he now says he wonts. his recommendation, the budget dural grounds. The deciaion, given by Jtistlce "H ie nation is confronted with strlngencieB under which we TTie 60-yeor-oId ju rist w as Now the high court Itself will Byron R. White, dealt wlto quo- Gulf of an extremely difficult and dan­ found dead In hie chambsra must operate in fiscal 1970 will settle the Issue, in a ruling that tas set by the United Auto MEXICO gerous economic and fiscal situ­ not permit a continuation of that Monday night. On March 10 be undoubtedly will have broad na- Workers Union (AFL-CIO), at ation” Laird said. He noted rate beyond June 1909.” R u m o r, K y had accepted Ray’s plea of tlo.-jal implications. the Wisconsin Motor Corp., in Moxico guflty to the murder of Martin Last term’s decision assured Milwaukee. Bhur machine oper- 0 100 Luther King Jr. and sentenced Negroes equal access to private ators were tried by toe tmion O thers P ay Him to 99 years In prison. numes in burgeoning devedop- and fined $80 to $100 and were Latter Judge Battle disclosed ments. This case tests their suspended from the union tor a MILES Navy Considering Ray tied written from toe state rl^ t, when there, to t»e all the y*ar when It was found that Nixon Visit penitentiary advising that he benefito of suburban Uvlng. they, and other members, had Where Miners Are Tflapped New Missile Sub wanted to wltodraw his plea and The suits were brought by exceeded the production celling stand trial. Paul E. SuBlvan, a white gov- tor piece workers. ' WASHINOTON (AP)— Secretary John H. Chafee disclosed WASHINGTON (A P ) — Charles Golbreato, a Tennes­ emment woricer, Ms wife and , today the Navy Is considering a new long-range submarine __ k.. >p n production workers Prime Minister Mariano Riunor see Appeals Court judge, said G6ven cnllapen« Gnd iwr T, R. .a. « mlssfle system to meet the increasing threat from the Soviet ■ ___ „ . . __ Lh,- Ptont are paid on a piece of Italy led a day-long proces- today that If toe letter Is Union In the 1976s. BVeenaarit a Negro, hto wife and work or ^ IncentlyeincenMw* luurfabasis. TheT»,a un­ silon of foreign leaders into construed as a motion tor a new their two chRdrea Over 150 Trapped Chafee told the Smate Armed Services Committee of plans ion rule, enforceable since 1944 President Richard M. N 1x point, .they First tim e Since 1956 mine mvnera riwwed 166 men Officials srid H was probably were escorted to their appoint­ went down, biA Ignacio VUlor caused by a abort circuit. Easter Series 2 ments In Nixon’s office. ssnor, riilef engtossr and local Another 126 were trapped in Ostensibly, the President'a rcpresetatlve of the company, the nearby No. 2 shaft, officials chats with foreign leaders who Chinese Communist sold fate taformaUon was that said. All were believed to be at Idea of Afterlife came here to attend funeral 140 men entered the tumel be- a depth of about 1,760 fast services tor former President toee toe Most. TTOops were ruriied out to Dwight D. Eisenfiower were Party in Session • Seven bodies were recovered oontrri vlotttns’ families who largely ceremonial in natura. as of this moining. Ons of toem rioted at the tunnel extraiwes. Baffliiig to Man However, press secretary Ron­ TOKTO (AP) — The congress was that of aVescue worker ov- The crowds calmed down later, ald L. Ziegler pointedly declined gress opened. Other officials on of toe Chinese Communist party toe platform included Premier eicome by the gas. The mine ie at Barroteran, BIDITOR’S NOTE—Ehren the “Look, look at toem!” she to rule out substantive discus­ went into its flrat sesaioo since The omnpany Is Altos Hornes a population of 8,000 peo- sions on world affairs. O m u Eto-lol, Deputy *Premier eiMsttoe couM hardly betove Uie cried in wonder, "I never knew 1966 in Peking today and Chair­ de Mexico. about 75 miles southwest of ptaenomiBHOBi o f C hrist’s resu r- Uu PoKdieng, Ctoen Po-ta, a there were so many, and so big, “ There is no agenda," he man Mao Tse-tuivgave an im- central commltteman who was Dr. J. Ramos, director of the Texas border town of Eagle reotton. So, too, modern man is said. W. PRESTON BATXUB and so ckwe!" portaat address, Peking radio nearby Bablnas Red Gross Ifos- skeptteal about the posntbUtty of chief of Mao’s purge, and two In toe stork darkness, she en­ ky will be flying from Wash­ In the case of a petition for a re to rte d . pUal, said be had little hope a tremendous explo- Ufe after death. This second of influential PobtbUro members, countered a grandeur she Had ington to the Vietnam peace writ of habeas corpus—where a Red Chinese broadcasts have Kang Sben and Tung Pl-wu. any of the men survived. parts of the mine five Etofltor oiticleu deals with never realised exlsted.dt was os talks In Paris and it seemed boMi saying for some time that prisoner riaims hto rights were The broadcast said also on “After the explosion they «"**«*«« «!«•." said Dr. thta subject. - If she had entered a strange and certain he and Nixon would dis­ the congress — expected to ap­ denied—Tennessee Supreme stage were two other Politburo could have died from suffoca- Lope* of the Barroteran By OBOROE W. CXIBNELL unknown environment, expect­ cuss that parley, as they did Court Chief Justice Hamilton prove a new oonstltutian drafted members — Chu Yeh and Chen «on, toxic poisoning or bum- **‘* P ‘ *a ^> wUnessed the AP BeUglon Writer ing only Inky gloom, but Instead when they met in Paris a month at Mao’s direction — was forth­ Burnett said Battle’s death Tun—and, cUtoougfh they are not ing,” he sold. Mast. '"We have no in ju red . A New York OUy gtri, viaitlng rile beheld ostonlshliig glory. ago during the chief executive’s coming soon. ' '~' would have no effect on toe party oftlciale, Mrs. Mao and Some rescue officials ex- At « Weetom- rawA, steiq>ed out­ European tour. cEise. The constitution names De­ In a way to those associated two other leadm of toe proleta­ pressed a hope of reaching iH® «'^*Ance or trapped below, side in the toto evenbig. She woe fense Minister TAi Plao as with Jesus^ His death was like Another ally in the Vietnam "It makes no dUference at rian cultural revolution—Ohoi^ some of toe trapped men in 72 **** ***• stattled. Seporatied for the first Mao’s successor and opens toe that. They had resigned them­ war. President Ferdinand Mar­ all," BurnsU said, adding toot a Chun-chlao and Yao Wen-yuan. hours, but the mine tunnris time from the city IRuminatlon way for appointment as well as selves to toe worst. They had cus of the Philipirines, said en- peUtlon of IMS kind could be This is toe ninth congress. It were a shambles and rescue of- of some of the dead that veils the nighttime sky, she given up, drained of hope, route to Washington that he had election to leading organs of toe filed wUh another judge. was repeatedly driayed because flclals said it may be as long as <«>ey were on saw In toe blajokness what for plunged Into on alien midnight. unspecified "urgent" matters pa rty. Criminal Court Clerk James of toe convulsions of toe Proto- 16 days before men couW (Hg “P and near the exR." her was a grand, new thing—the The radio said Lin was on (he ^ The mining company is one of spsuaded dome of Otars. (See Page Two) (See Page Two) down to reach all of the vlctima. Doyour Easter shoppii^ at King’^ (See Page Eigkt) plattorm with Moo os the con­ (See Page Eight) Gas still lingered in pockets of (See Page Bight)

Ik^’s Burial in Abilene Tomorrow And there/'s enough lett over for Mom. ------Hushed Crowds Gather , By the time you get a whole family outfitted for Easter, M other’s usually wearing last year’s hat. But not when you shop at King’s, the To View Funeral Train ' self-service department store. W e’re brimming with pretty girls’ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ahilnted to a wash rack In an In­ Wednesday In the Elsenhower ABILENE, Kan. (AP) — Past dustrial area a mile north of toe Center, a memorial library and dresses in permanent press prints. Matching coat and dress outfits. hushed dusters of townsfolk terminal. A score of the sur­ chapel buUt on what was a corn­ who had call^ him Ike, the prised diners abandoned their field when the wrorld leader was bo($y of Dwight David Elsen­ breakfasts in a nearby restaur­ a ix>y in this frontier cattle town New torso silhouettes. Groovy “ in” looks for juniors and junior petites. hower was borne today in a ant and rushed outside to stand at the turn of the century. black baggage car toward buri­ silent in the drlszle until the Ihresident Nixon, the political car, its paint gleaming again, Double-breasted suits and sport coats in fabrics even boys can’t wrinkle. al Wednesday in his home soil heir whomi Elsenhower lived to of Abilene, Kan. was recoupled to the train. see in the l^Tiite House at last, It headed west across the Fashion-tone shirts and plaid slacks for Dad. Dressy shoes, shirts Hi' groups of hundreds and will fly here for the final serv­ plains at 10:88 a.m. BST, almost ice s. crowds of thousands gathered at back on the schedule which was slacks with new flared legs, floppy hats, shoulder bags, towns and crossings throughout to bring it to Abilene around the Nixon was blinking back tears the long night-time pull across midnight hour. as he left toe train station in Virginia, through the Alleghan- Karen Husband of Livermore, Washington Monday after the lots of chains. King’s has the styles, the colors, the quality ies and oiver the Ohio, Ameri­ _Ky.,. a co-ed from the University flag-covered coftln was carried cans paid silent homage at the' of Kentucky at Lexington who aboard the funeral car to begin you want. At prices low enough to leave enough traokalde to the 84th American skipped classes to wait at Union the 1,800-mlle trip in the twilight P re sid e n t Station, told a reporter: "I of a chill spring day. left over for Mother. For a change. Only a handful waited when thought he was the greAtest." Nixon led great of the toe 10-car train readied Cincin­ As the funeral train with world as they sat on simple nati’s Union Terminal in a black crepe drawn across its cane choirs beneath the soaring steady rain, there to transfer windows passed through Char­ splendor of the Washington Na­ from the Chesapeake and Ohio lottesville, Va., the soaring tional Caitliedral to mourn the tracks to those of the Baltimore words of "The Battle Hymn of 78-year-old fallen President in a Shop at King^s where you get more than you pay for* and Ohio—the steel ribbon the Republic" rose from the solenon rtate funeral. acraos the plain taken by toe fu­ crow d . "The Lord gave and the Lord neral train of Abraham Lincoln At the rear of the train, came hath taken away; blessed be toe K>4 years earlier. the private railroad car of the name of toe Loi^’’ intoned the A memorial service at the ter­ former President, this time car­ Very Rev. Francis b ;- Sayre Jr., minal planned by (toio Gov. rying his widow on the long trip dean o f ^the oathedral ' and James A. Rhode* and the dignl- west from Washington. tarlea of nearby cities had been grandson of another president, G ^ S At midnight the funeral train Woodrow Wilson. canceled at request of the wid­ wUl reach Abilene, toe last SELF-SERVICE DEPT. STORES The presidential widow, Ma­ ow and family, worn by toe scene for toe five days of fare­ mie Doud Ehsenhower, veiled in tears and strain of three days of well to the general who ted his­ black, held onto the arm cf her (AP PtKMlXSX) MANCHESTER - Green Manor - Prospect St. funeral pomp and homage in the tory’s m’ghtlest armies to victo­ Blvd. / W. HARTFORD Ave. &. Kane son Jtohn d u rin g toe se rv ice s Family otid fMends o# Dwigtit D. Eisenhower pay him tribute at nation’s capita]. ry In . World War H. wife Barbara. At right are President and Mrs. Nixon and daugh­ and wept quietly at toe last Instead ..the rust-fleeted and TIm burial, beside his first son funeral service yesterday at Washington National Oathedral. ter Tricia, the Shah o f Iran, Belgium King Baudouin, Tunisian 'dust-streaked baggage cor was who died in Infancy, will be (See Page Eight) In front row, left, are Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower,.son John and his President Bourguiba and French President de Gaulle. '.Y'J

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heene'tonMcrow a i 7 to r th e Easter Series 2 South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge H ebron qwetal sendee of the Office of .T o fla iu l Tenebrae to be held at the RXFinE FIRST TRICK n etaon Church on ThAirexIay at ^Car’ Derby 7 p.m. PCZ HSearing TO HAMmJE BAD BRKAK N o r t h Dedication of Teachers Idea of Afterlife At 8:18 pan. on Hmroday, a A A 3 2 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 8 6 3 sendee of Holy Oornsnunion will Tonight on Held by Cub be helxl at the OUead Congrega­ Praised hy TEA President If you try to perauaxle the 0 A K 8 3 2 Baffling to Man ♦ 15 tional Church. average farlxige player not to win The morning Lenten eendee Biducatlon Aawda- to peeve two peesied theortas Zoning Plan EAST Scout Pack IN M P a g e Om ) the first trick xrf his long suit _ wlU be hrid at 7:80 a.m. Thurs- presixlent John Benedict relating to bow a Mndergartwi- what ia weak in the wncM to 75 4 6 4 Cub Scouts xrf Pack 28 held The Plaimlng and Zoning th ^ ‘'annual Pln^wo^ *°Dm^ day at the Hybron Oongrega- has prataed the "dedlcatAon to rm rta . M t h w * .« h m t fln |la«ra4. On shame the ateong." Oommlssixm w ill xxmduct a pub­ with the axss, be may just hxrfc 1 10 9 4 Z> Q 7 5 •a tanpamtonbla borlanv there "tt’s hard to talk about the lic hearing tonight at 8 in the the other way. n you ask Mm 10 9 0 QJ76 Sunday at the OUead Hill **?!?•* *•'* Improvement xrf educaUon _.™* ^ Aheortae are to oon- emeiT fd an umHapected alar. School. Douglas Unka waa de- Tofcnd" a. eotempUDed by resurrection without losing your town hall to hear views x>f citi- to xluck the first trick xrf Ms long K7643 4k 109 8 2 "Ite Vght aanee in the dark- audience^’’ says a Lutheran ctared the grand winner with **“^ * * 1*^. ** (he teschem In the three inrei Mtjt **v**** i**?*?^ * aens on the commission’s pro­ suit when he has both the ace SOUTH James HUllaid taking runner- Power’s Eptscopal teaxrfiero In the three local Dpenlng leaxi—jack of heart 1 0 Pass 2 4 Pass . Wlrth and R a ^ Clark. tlxmal Churches will join the night, but the more pextple who taken vdtfa tbs op|irov*l of the doubt, deape ration aad pain. J»- duM it to preaent partial knowl­ ple as x»n attend the meeting H ie average gxx>d player 141106 3 A Pass 4 N T Pass Den w inners w ere: D en 1, R oy 5 * 7 ’ W ®«m“ n o* St. resign th e m s ^ e s t o the task, H oiud o f lEkhumUon. wUl bem - auB, <9 paitneraMp with humani­ edge, expungii^ “anything that and express their oplnixxis eith­ the first trick with the king xrf 5 <:? Pass 5 N T Pass Wlrth; Den 2, Douglas Links; faster will be the progress fit the tauxleata In Ttohsad. ty to tta utmoat extremity, went doesn’t make sense to the mod­ er for or against the plan." hearts and xlraws two rounds 6 0 Pass A ll Pass Den 8. EV«d (Brehant; Den 4, ^ meditation on the toward an improved eykem.” The operation and nnulto win to the gmre. em eecidar mind." The proposed revtaed regula­ xrf trumps 'With the king ttnd •^Ctueiflad, dead aad bwted,'* But it obviouBly wasn’t that tions are tile result of two years Vincent R. Sewed; Den 6, DlfficuRlea iMs year have dtacuseed wMh and ex- queen. Then he takes the top Bruce MaxiBryde; Den , James . choirs xrf the He- centered on the “pxtiichig of •» Itindergarlien the aadent dnvch creed puta it. kind of oocurrence even then. R of planning by the commlsBion 6 xUamondh and ru ffs a dlamcnd. had opened with one spade, you It waa a aomber affair, wUh no boggled the brain and still does, and the planning firm o t Brown, miUord; Den 7, John Rendero, ‘"7" ?**!?”* new (teachers’) contract re- <»»<*«». If tbe six mdsslng xhamonxlB would pass. Mae taanioa about U. leaping ahead of the fax^ men Donald and Donald, F’armtng- and Webelos, MJdiael Parker. rr*^**l »ultlng in many interpretations '*'*• ***’* groxle rtaesos of break S-S, Souttt wlU win ail 18 . OopyrigM 1666 Startera tor the race were Churx* Friday night at ^nd meetings,’’ he oxIdexL The ******* Oehrlng and JCyra Hodle "M y Ood, my Ood, why haat now poesesa and oontrol, offend- txm. In that tim e the com m is­ tricks. General Features Dorp. Bruce DeOray and James HU- ' TBJA execUUve board . "feels **®**'^y vlekad the SottiheiTi Thou foraafcen Mo?" He crted ii« pride in their own maatery, sion and the planners have' When the xHamonxIs fa il to Uard. Juxiges were the Rev. ^ Sunrise strongly that x)ur teocMiur staff Ehgland Tetepbons Build- In the wordi of the paahntat aa reariag imperious doubts. stuxlied the town and the area break 8-8, Sxnith must abanxton Herbert O. Kelsey, Burton Kel- ■“ ’'’Aces ^ b ^ at 6:80’^haa been most xx>nperaUve In Kllimanttc. He anocumbed to the tonnent of "Doubt, and not certitude, is and proposed a new town plan A y w r agio ’Wiey calHed 'ttiemselves e “converealtion Digan, J. Graoiit Swank Jr., executive vice preei- the suit for lack xrf enough sey and l^noent Luzzi. service carrying out our first written '*'** "ATanged by In- atac taom on the croaa. "It ia fln- cur human situation,’’ wrote the of development vdiich was cflub concenved elbout drug use in town. Here, denlt of the 'Chamber b f Oommerce, Lyman Hbops, entries to the xhunmy. Insteaxl, Rumor, Ky Badges a'warded at the xjub agreement." , strucUxinnl able 'lAn. Raymxx)(l Wted." Aad IBa atraiidi« body late Proteetent theologian Paul axiopted by the commlssixm In th ^ »re h!and ■alt wDrlc as the Drug Advisory Oom- commiittee dhadrman and chamber president. D r. South must lead a trump to pax5k meeting held last Friday ClUnx dlffixmitiefl m Cloy------whow accompanied w ■ »,- the stu- laB lim p. TlUlch, adding that divine reali­ N ovem ber o t last year. mttee. Theffr eifftirts are mhlcing Manchester tme xhimmy’s ace In order to try the Donald J. Hennigan, superintenident 'of schools, the were: Wotf, James Parkin, *** Hebron church ,„unjcatJnjr ,(vith the Boaid of ‘*®*’** teoxrfters, along with To make aure He waa dead, a ty woidd not be that at all if (Heixld photo b r Oentner) Since that time the cxxnmis- of tfle most drug aware towns anywhere. They Roenaa leglaRnalre plunged a Hans Hansen, center, received plaque from scout contmissioner Rolbert (Jar- xslub finesse. Others Pay Rev. Stephen M. I^kse of St. Mary’s EJpiscbpal Frank CzapUcM, Dale Swett, Ed?^«?to ^ex^ «««• mother*. man could poeaess and verify It sixm has been preparing the we, clockwise stta-rting at the left, PoWce CJhief Church, R. ^Bruce Wlatkins, Albrahalm Zuhrow of into Hie aide, and the repy for 38 years in scouting. A t left, scout official Bari Lassen. zxmlng changes that wmild im­ Unfortunately, the finesse Ed Goth^ Dole Gothreau, the “Staton '"** »«■"■««« 'nralnlng exdwol like another piece of the world. James M. 'Reardon, PolliceWomasi Mieis Patricia Bd-uoe iMCacBiyde, Wlesley CUf- ^ * Episcopal notified and CtiwiiE peribrmed at draiwed away, aoaking plement the new town plan. loses. South must give up a clilb Westown Phlarmacy, Jiames F. D’Amato of Pine hocn the The common doubts about the Nixon Visit ford, and Ge,^ Stamp; Bear, 2^*% “ ^ Hicks Memorial School lost bade into the ecuth thiat gaye it The new regulatlxms make and a heart, and all Is lx>st save GraveB, the Rtev. T^edix M. Davis of the Second 'Lenox Pharmacy, and Allan Gone, principal of Ben- reeurrecticH) arise, rtot from in- Dtok Megsxm and B i^ Del ^ ^ week Ih a second grade assem-> Coventry provisixm for an apartment zone honxm. (Continued from Page One) Oonigreglat'ftynlall Church, Gil Whfff, reigHona'l directs neitt Junibr High Schbed. (Herald photo by Bucei- eutficlent hiatorix^ data, hut Gray; gold arrow, James Park- ’wUJ be ’ ^ bly. "When you’re dead, you’re in town 'whixih has n ever been B ettor Chanxie of the Amerlban Sociall Health Associaitiion, Robert because it vtolatee man’s uni­ he wanted to discuss with Nix­ vfchis) In. Dlok Megsxm, Bryan De- eohox*. “ Tti^ Btaex^e feels Bonetta Board dead," a TV comic cracked. permitted previously. Also new form, ordinary experience and ' After winning the first heart on. Gray, Prank CzapUxdd, WU- ** * * * ” " c o r m ^ U o n xmn ^he Beard cf Educetora wfll ■That’a Ufe." wcmld be an xifflce zone at the also the poweifuHy dominating and xtrawing trumps with the In addition to K y and MarxxM, Ham Roche, Kevin Mawdsley, ^ mxtet tomomrw ...Tet Shall He liv e northerly end of Rt. 8 aa well hypoUieaes of science at the Scouts Honor Hans Hansen king and x]ueen, South dxm ld those scheduled to visit the PINTO Opens ■Vincent Szwed and iMichael ^ s e r v - proUtois ta- offices at the Hlxdto Schoxti. And it la 80 far aa mortal as a flo ^ plain zone that would Ws in Manchester Now present stage. lead a xhamonx) from hls hand White House at Nixxm’s Invita­ PINTO, People Interested Parker, ahd sliver arrow, WU- ^ wlU be held at education The Board of Rocreatkm-sixm- mam can amke It. There, at laut, Hans Hansen, active in boy to hear the Coventry musixdans their way with : each perform­ regulate more stringently the Tet, contrary to popular anxl shoulxl xhick In dummy. Blast tion w e re : In Narcctlca Treatment Or- Mam Roche, James Law, Ste- church school system, Womenta^SmmlSoi he faces a no longer deniable scouting for 38 years, was hon­ stMnild m ake it a point not to ance. flxxxl pitiln uses. impresshma, it doesn’t violate overtakes with the jack xrf xMa- ganlzatixm Inc., wlU xqien its phen Pierce and Michael Parix- Benedict. ^ wfll LnxmZTSS tact^-hia basic helpicaaoeBB. Tet ored Saturday night by the miss their next xxmeert. Their Saturxlay night’s Joint xxmeert Copies of tile propxised reg­ Prime Minister Mariano Ru­ the moat advanced acientiflc ap­ monds in order to return the first Hartford area office er. chodra of Hebron and Gil- BenexKct cited the need tor at 8 In the Hicks School gym Jemm saw His passage there as scouts of troop 87 and several spirit, polish and prxrfesaiimal- was, in fact, very good xm both ulations have been xm xlisfUay m or xrf Ita ly , Jxrfui Gxnton xrf proach, which is increasingly ten xrf dubs. Drug Problem Not Remote next Mxmday night at 6 ;80 on A two-year pin was awarded ^C o y r e y HoimlChurches "greater communtoathms rnje UMtexI OOMronlixmai 'The door" through which oth­ scouting o ffic ii. The aurprise ism are extraxxrdinary, and slxles, and a la rg e and en­ at the town clerk’s office as Australia, Chung II Kwon of open to the tatexpected, the in­ Now SxHith should put up the the first floor xrf Williams to Thomas Porter and a one- nhori«.***w h**'***® ^ h°^ **“ ®***iout our syrtem,” axkling Church Chotns wlH rriMoroa to- ers oouM find continuity beyond presentaAiona were made at the well as In the town libraries. South Korea, Marcello Caetamo congruous, the upsetting or pre- as Coventry’s ambassadors to thusiastic auxhence let all 110 axse o f dubs because the xihance By ROBERT J. DIOAN ■■■■■■BBBENNMBHBMNffiMNHNffi A n hour tape w as maxle o f the BuiUUng of St. Mtary’a Epis- it, and their fullest stature. annual Father-Son Banquet at England this summer, they of Portugal and Suleiman Demt- year pin to MichaM Ray. * 1 ® '* ^ *' *" *" ***®^ itight at 7 end 7 JO at vlouaiy aastaned oonclusiona m-uslxdans know hxiw much they Manxdieater Evening Herald o t a reasxmable break in xUa- oxq>al Church xxi P a rk St. Todnle Cherry and Michael the churxfli. "I am the Resurrection and 9t. Metry’a Church, the sponsor­ deserve a ll the loxml support rel xrf Turkey. Since Dhe end______wf Wbtid______(Editor’s Note: Robert J. ■«■•«»» 1« available tor Actually,. "a scientific train­ enjoyed themselves during the SxHith Windsor correspxmdent, monxto (eith er 3-3 o r 4-2) is An ex-axUlct, a parent of a Parker were awarded Uie organ- Two local teaxfltera are ettenri- h o Iv Weak ihs Life; he who believes in Me, ing organization of the troop. Also chancellor Kurt Oexrrge W tNr II, iBiffhient Ameiriba D lgan o f S2 Spring St. is exmr- «f West Germany, the has s o u ^ t m ore and m ore ys in hla to discard the queen of dubs on FUlcArahip lace has resultexl—given to dl- regulariy. And some moved past a'ware. Many know or puiport last weric and elected offlxiera Michael D. Whltti of 8 Preeton Burke. oomputera, rocketo, litte plU, a be formutated or reformtdated $178,000 over Present Budget the fifth xUamond. Dunxmy. trxxip, enxled the prexjentatlons. vorces, urban and suburban tt to stronger hallucinogens or to know drug users and they "Spsed" or methamphetamlne Donald Bon xrf Marlborough wlU Br. has been apfmlnted on olh- Kindergortoa gtady _____ soaring ONP and sta ^ y drives to oope with any eventuality, Hansen, in expressing his sur­ D ally Questlxm at. Matthew's C hundi: Ckm- Accorxhng to figures released town has one of the Ixiwest sur­ m eeting ot the Planning Oom- wxmyiMty, high mobility pat- hard naroxrflcs. know xlrug slang. Many want *■ used here In pill or crystal serve as chairman ■with Mrs. ^***c director at the take of Dr. and Mrs. Albert 8 . Dieyer " T." for social reoanatrucaob. and woidd-be miracles are prise and gratitude tor the hxn- Partner opens with one dia- 11 «.m . to pluses It has ever had—$4,846. mission, the Zoning Bx>ard and terns. Increased welfare depend- Ono man alert to this and more talk sessions and more Yo™ and by Injeotlon. But even Charles . KU of Oxilumbia as Yales Bx>y Scxiut Camp in North ot the Uiti'veratty of Oonwettout nxMui 7 in a n 'b s m . ■ a Oontemporary th eo lo g y tranaformed automaticaUy into xnrs, said he had been active in last night by ISie Bxmrd o t F i- mxmd, and the next player pass­ The total buxlget request in- the Conservation Oommlssixm race and lime or no respect tor other youth prxlblems was a honest Information. Most are *iig abusers want "speed kills’’ Vice Chairman. Mra Carleton Stoningtxsn for the coming sear are xtonducting a rasearch proj- „ „ as*tm £f ii * \Ji down-ptays oondderaflen of the natural oocurrenoea the mo­ axHiuUng since he w as 12 years nance, builget requests for the es. You hold: Spades, 6-4; cluxles two mills fx>r the fund tonight at 8 in the Community ____ . ,, . ^ itanlater named the Rev. straights. There are some users, on lapel buttons. Fowler xrf Martborough wlU ect Involving local klnxlergaitsn » »o B - ■ subject In the modem surge, of ment science gets on the track old, with a little time xiff when H earts, Q-7-S; Diamonds, Q-J- next fiscal year total approod- fo r xxapttal and non-recurring Hall to xllscuss Rt. 6 rdi>ca- ^ this engullM h^ches^. Ronald Wilson. He placed the Som« Hein Onmea Work Must Oontlnne serve as secretary and Ben He is presently attending etudenta. t « .« n * * church efforts I d serve human of them," says philosopher R. his xiwn xdillxlren w ere sm all, and 7-6; Clubs, 10-8-8-2. mately $1,311,000 incluulng a expenses. tixm. support, of hls church. The Secr -OO necote attended an Bocal data seems to say reg- Lord of East Hampton wlU Bprlngfleld OoUege, where he is An attempt is bsliM maxle to "’o*!,,,,!-. Justice aisl wdfhre in the F. Ikdland. that he has "enjoyed every min­ W hat do yxm say? Peckham said he thought the ^ community, the olty x)f ond Cbngregaticnal, behind an nveniiwZhxmi MMian nt '■Yar users and proponents of serve as treasurer. majoring In physical education, determine how Undergartenera Aitaentlta: MM- present day. Tet science so far has no fig­ two per <»nt contingency fund. Answer: Bid two xhamonds. —mmi, ute xrf it." two mills were nexmssary, even Manchester Evening Herald The afterlife is not a going ures or formutas to fit the singu­ Other sxKxiting officials pre­ The increase over last year’s The hand is just barely worth ®“ ^ ^ teenage coffee htohZ^ last faH. producta of Tbe committee has decided to ^ be a sx^bomore in the perceive and Interact with their 7 nSTZZIIZtoZZZ though the fire department had Bolton correspxmdent, Cleme- topic, even in religtous drclee. lar phenomenon of the resurrec­ sent were Mixdiael Carberry and budget is about $182,000, plus a pxmltlve response. If partner ™!raD^Srra^]mmer. “*“*>*® W a itight at the Goodapeed total environment. The tests «« f not requested Us one-half mill, rjZYt is a place for teens to meet d li^ w of the sSxxrf rOmrm life’s demands, do Opera heuM as has been xkme He 1m s worked tor the Town conducted In a trailer located ’ °YMe tauxty 10.18 a.m. Sermons widely avoid It, except tion, and its statistical methods Father Miller, representing St. $26,224 for the contingency fund, weU Young, tel. 643-8981. because the fund is running away problems. Mtaorlty ^^d talk. Ron Wilson was avail- aemlrmr seriroA along well with others, in the post.R is hoped to hoW Recreation Department tor the xwtaixle the schxxrf, and arc pre- for Ebstot's Infeotioudy hopeful can’t deal directly ■with any ^(ary’s, and Earl Lassen, form­ which Is aliowiable up to two v e ry low. groups p i ^ to. h u rsts In-" ...... u^en. xa wi.uiaH are immature and need Support, the .sp«cial..e««rfnir June. P«** bvo summers as a ptey- sented to the stuilento in the E ven tag mood. Surveys of beliefs about unique case in history that can’t er troxip leaxler and xxnnmlttee per x»nt. crease, translenta hit town and ^ ^ . The town has been setting nappenea, teeny The new xbamher ’” **‘*' **■*•*• ac«®pitanc®. The committee wlU meet on SPround si«>ervlsor at the form xrf games. Txtitand conespxaident it,show a growing uncertainty be dui^icated. xdiairman. The Bxiard o f ExtaicaUxm bud­ move, houstog grows, crime ^ While aH thfe1 h a ^ e d , teeny aside one mill each year for the S tarts looking tor their *«.Z erv t ■“entlon or a sense of MenOty May 1 to continue plans. Verplanck School. The local tests wlU- attempt Qnatrale, tel. 878-MIL and ambiguity. Doubts of Beauty Father-Son Banquet was a dem- get requests stand at $910,382, funxli'i €uixl, fo r th e p ost two (W ed .) ■ V r ^ , p a r m ^ wring their • '.1 <3*^ ewa^. Is combined with their toaWUtyInaWUty to church ServtoesB e n ^ ______“Rigid barrlere between sa­ The lesurrectioni, as por- onstratixm of karate by the which reprexsents an increase of TonxHTOW hands and sudxtaily It to now. thrioa by sniffing glue. cxuiUnutog the chamber's role huivUe nomuii ...... years, one-half mill each has cred and secular realities are trajred in Scripture, lay outside Ziegler brclthers, Lawrence and $138,000. been set aside for a fire xlepart- T ^ Ud down the street to m coordinator of ali the eftog^. ^atruggtol^tote^ h e^ Z ta wIUbTZd ZfwJek breaking down," writes a Oatho- man’s spacio-temporal bounds. William. Lawrenxie served as a The town proper budget re­ ARRESTS 1st Run—James Gamer on drugs. at the bottom of the ladder to Businessmen are preparing a im r to x lr^ . T rT” . Uc Bible scholar, the Rev. WU- Tet even witMn those bounds, ment non-recurring equipment VISTA worker, living for a year quests — all the other functions Steven J. Kukevlcb, 16, of 148 “ Support Y ou r LoxxU Y e., along with every other d r u g ^ U o n GJue mdffing brochure listing d r ^ f t S T ^ K l ‘^ ^ ‘ ^Sonaltoe drug us. as liaat B. Frasier. "ReHgioiis atti­ the differentiation between life expense fund and a park on an Arizona Inxllan reserva­ of the town — stand at $400,829, School St., who was charged re­ problem, drug abuse to a very ''vas not Ulegal tor a long time, pjaoes where youtl* con seek meMtoarful e x n e r lZ r a i . tudes and vahicB are being re- and death has beccone ever developm et fund. S h e r tfr — OohM- TECHNICOLOR' Uniied Aptiats real thing i_to •hrmw.mt.mmtmmManchester. WFor o DoctorsDoctoni nwmrtxwlreported osBMcases iKbrought m ffh t help.k.-i_ meanmgnu exp en m ee. ^ eervixie xrf H oly Oxnnmimlxin tion. William is a teaxdver at which represents an Increase of cently by police with attempted modelsd with ttie Ix ^ cf stimu- mere baffling, indeterminate (Coventry High Sxdx>oI. Fire Dept. Budget plus Atan AiMn $17,0(XI over tills year’s budget. breaking and entering in exm- |m ] Eivenlngs 7rt>0-8i4S ^ i^ Z to d a iZ ^ Also, they will provide a phone silbcultu^r offering, at least. ^ chSh T h ^ rS ^» ia tii« ChrlsUans to greater re­ and ambiguous. They demonstrated the var­ The fir e mmlsaionerB a t­ 7 1 A public hearing on the bud­ nectixm with an incident at the “Iiupeotor Ctouseau” ^ ^Weekends Coat toe 1980’s, toolated b i^ c e s of serious brain damage. number tor those xlesirtog os- intra-group tolerance, a murky spect for and partlclpatloa in Processes merge into one an­ ious karate 'techniques, and tended the finanxte board meet­ get has been tentatively set for VFW Home, was served last _ From StOO drug problems o^u r^ Those ctaie staffing is stlU a prob- stotanoe or simple facts on on herd identity, and pseudo-sec- ^ rt ^ the secular order.” other, forming an inviatble conr pointed xjut the xliffleTence be­ ing laat night to present their April 14, after which the Board Thursday with 18 added counts ^oem ed rought 1» I p tro m d o c ,em here. anonymous hasto. urlty that arisea froZtawwIii rt LZroZ I And that, from a Blfahoal per­ tlntnim, and medical research tween "praxitlcal’’ and "pure” slxle of the fire xlepartment bud­ of Finance can make whatever xrf breaking and entering with ton or clinics. OuUlde the tarn- onb Praduoed Effort PINTO, Parents Interested to others are to the same boat ®*^®® spective, is where the primary now recognizes that Us dividiig: karate. The latter is actually a get reluest. Eire department of­ NEWtNGTON . . xdianges it deems necessary be­ crim in al Intent, end eight cxiunts iiy. no one rea.iy x»™ or oo- The pot craze brought thefitil Narcotic Treatment Organtoa. Thus, we conxilude that drug task Ilea in the course of human lines are slmpiy arbitrary and religion, they noted, and re­ ficers, wltii Richard Qulnby as fore presenting the budget to of larceny over $280, plus one BERLIN TURNPJKl 1 & n came very excited. M ^ rach twe of drug abuse. A rid or LSD, tion, plai* to open a storefrcnt abuse to often ^ a s y m ^ htstory. quires a tort^ dexUcation to the spokesman, preeentexl their side oonventinnal the town for adoption kfciy 5. Otaema I _ NEXT TO TWO GUYi and CR ANTMOOR taoldento v ^ t ^oticed by a ^>eed or methaini*etamlne, asslriance center to offer xm- of a need for help. ?^et, a t bottom, the ancient art. xxiunt eaxdi xrf larcen y o ver $16, Man has long realized that somewhat heatedly last week. Nominated for t C w an oM sT money and emaric or heroin and combtoa- the-street help to peogple with a Manchester must continue its Hebron t preoccupation with death and Troop 87 is honx>rlng four boys An estimate of the mill rate and larceny under $16. the very ceUs, bones and tis­ In answer to the officers’ re­ Academy Awards from 1:86 ------social--- drinking,------aspirin------con- tiow aptly calledcaUed "suicide problem. educational, legal and medical Its imponderables Ungers on, a with $100 scholarships, which based on the buxlget requests is quest for the one-half mill, the Kukevich has accompanied Rarbra Streiaand sues of his anatomy are com­ Walt Dianey'a sumption and self delusion. squads” were b eii« reed The Det. Ernert MkrffaBy of the heln. d»dow behind people’s activ­ pletely xdiangod many times in will 'be used to help defray ex­ not available at this time be- oommissionera said they felt Manxrfiester police to Pittsfield, “ FU N N Y GUM." Happy Family 80m. of the young took note. ^ isitoT Z arS ^ at GUead Oongregattonal 'Ph >1 t h bhi police xlepartment has attended Sxmltaly, we mutit reach x>ilt Qj,ur«h ism, a brtulied-aslde question, a bis lifetime, being totally re­ penses for the Natix>nal Scout xause revenue xximing in to the that enough had been built up Mass, where he has led them to x»k>r C om edy! Reserved seats ttw ^wtag of 1998, tlte a d n « training school to Wash- to th ose with problems, offering hidden hope, a plaguing doubt. placed about every seven years, Jamix>ree, to be held' at Far- town has not yet been figurexl. in the fund—some $14,000 In the two stolen television sets. Kuke­ "THE LOVE BUG" The Deacxms of the Bebrxm Eve. at 8:60 PJIL cotar cme wun ooaemo. some meu chamber of Oommeroe led by tagton, D jC. Police have work- not solace or tokenism but xxm- - „ re-nv-n Quality Candy And doubt, even disbelief, was leaving him the same person ragut State Park in Utah in Bxjard of Finance xihalrman Roy two-year period— to help with vich has also voluntarily sur­ M a ll and pbxme Bargain Hour Thev discovered prescription Y^y*"®" Hoops, president, called ed fuUy with all groups and have C rete frienxMflp, genuine tatep- ummai wiu re- the original reaction to the post­ with a new body. July. Peckham said last night that he rendered to polixie other stolen the purchase of a truck when 'at. Wed • Sat. <:< Mxm. tim i Sot. xhBt hoitJwi ammm »h* ® meeting of concerned rittoens. provlxied speakens when asked, est and valid proarram tor s e lf------mortem events involving Jesus. His conscious life Is consider­ The boys are Craig Edmond­ is reducing the revenue antic­ needed, and that the xme-half items, including a 20-guage dou­ ,A a i. A P. 6 8 1:00 and 6 :00. of^xm l toe raw Z 'Y»»“y r^t<>rrod to it as a con- CTergy and the Child Guidance hel® and self-reapecL It was, and is, the normal, envi­ ably shorter than his psychfe son, Wayne M artin and Douglas ipated by the Bxmrd of Elduca- mill ww not needed this year. ble barreled shotgun, a stero- for EASTER ronmentally conditioned atti­ Ufe .being reduced about a third Whipple, with a fourth boy still tion by $14,000, mxmtly in the In answer to the officeta’ phonograph, a xtiock radio, xind r^SThlrO; no place to were Po- seconxl rtory about drugs CIAISIBI lASKBIS TW IN . ART PU SHBACK * RO and nothing to do Among the membeiv were Po- oaoed on grot^ dynamics. It - - tude. to be Eumounced. The boys are area of federal grants, because a portable typewriter. GIANT ACRES Of in Manchester will^ appear next by sleep, and often more on the complaint that equipment Is not AUDITORIUMS ^ G A l l t R Y ^ SEATS ^ S e W E E N Remirrectlon doesn't fit the selected on the basis of their experience has ^own that these FREf PARKINC. They took quickly to patent Y*®® James M. Reardon, provides 'Xtata on d tu ga verge of death, when psychic purchased until the end of the Kukevich has appeared In over-the- PoUxwwoman, Patricia Graves, — - - pattern. From a naturalistic functions seem to abandon coor­ general scouting achievements. do not always <»me in as high year, If at all, the commlsslon- Manchester and East Hartford pm poppipi. piiiw wp-tM- *'■ ™"' rtandpoint. It’s wild. The mind­ dination with the (dd body. Their parents are Mr. and as anticipated. eia said they put off non-essen- Circuit Courts 'where bond has ARTHUR SOUD CHOCOLATI set of the apostles, like mtich D^a Tet the powerful interplay of Mrs. Ronald Eidmondson, Mr. Peckham also said that there tiaJ purchases until near the end been set at $800 and hls <^ase the story.) lUNNIB 4 CROSSK thfcikirg today, was against it. Before long, they were tuned St. Mary’s Church, the Rev. over the Depot coffee house psychic and physical elements and Mrs. Robert Martin and has been a xliaxu-epancy, fo r one of the fiscal year, in case the continued to April 7. to and the populace was still Felix Davis of Second Con- program aftertbe Rev. Mr. Wtt- milk chocolate anxl white They were "perplexed . . . in n»an has swept aside the pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Whipple. reason or another, bet'ween the money is neexled for emergency unaware. g^egatlon Oiurch, Dr. Tanaah son left tor mtoslxinary work. It amaxed ... did not beMeve,’’ vious mechanistic views of hu­ Exchange Concert amount of taxes anticipated and repairs or the like. the accounts say. Even after He Robert J. Bascette, 19, of 86 People Bexuune Aware Atoynatan, a peyxrfiiatrtot xrf the is x>pen nxiw In the basement xrf man biology, recognizing the Shortly before the Pather-fion the amxyunt xmllected. This am ­ This will be true of the hose Oliver Rd., chaiged with shop­ PoUoe repoits regarding teen- Child Guidance Clinic, Bruce st. Mary’s Church every Friday first appeared to them, they controlling interrelatiotwhip of Sxx)utlng Banquet was over, the ounted to an over-estimate ot ju$t how much love EASTIR BASKETS ramp requestex) by the firemen liftin g . B escette w as repxxrtexUy age bouse parttea began to In- Watktos, W. Godfrey Gourley, night. "still disbelieved for Joy, and the material and immaterial high school gymnasium was fill­ $30,000 in 1967-68. The llkllhood M s A. Peterson, Inc. fIDed with our own quality’ candy wondered.” and eliminated from the buxlget observed xwnceallng some xflude the fact that medicine Atty. Paul Maite, Dr. Wal- Manchester appecus to be maJoeup. ing with concert-goers, XHit for ot such xlisxirepanxiies w ill be requert, they salxl a young man otand? SEBVINO CONN, SDfCB 1668 The Book of Revelation calls taken into acxxmnt when esti­ stereo tapes under hls xxwt at caUnets were raided. Talk xrf ter Bchardt, John Harkins, co- imique to its xknty awareiMSi It seems a reflection of the the exchange conx^rt, I»art 2, Another Item eliminated, a Him "tile Living One . . . who mating the mill rate. Oalxlor’s last night. Basxtette beoaies, yeUcw jackets and ordinator of town devriepment, anxl active comiem. qncient Biblical idea of resur­ that Coventry High Schxx>l’s power jack tor lifting vehicles n FOIL WRAFPED died," yet lives,—God's true Recommenxilng the contingen­ was released under a nx>- I caps was bexmmlng mx>re fre- and me. Ehit^the iMx)blem goes xm. rection of the whole personality, band had with the Northern off aucldent victims, was left man Who underwent man’s In­ cy fund, Peckham nxxted the un­ cash bail. Court date April 7. quant. 'Y’Y'® «Yub proxluoed efforts. Pot to most commonly used spirit and matter, a concept Highlands Regional High School off because state trox>per xMirs liiu CHOCOLATE humanity to break Its deacUy certainties the town will be fac­ People were becxnning aware Dr. Curtis and Dr. Schardt xrf here. Pqt parties are popular .•’oo’tcd In the Old Testam ent and of Bergen County, N. J. w ill soon be equipped with BUNNIBS in al slMi and colon hold and to ^lare His experi­ ing, mainly on the financing of Horace E. Ekhvards, 27, xrf 68 to the early 1960’s. ithe Board of Elducation said with both seam gathered to vivdiy dramatized in the New. P a rt 1 took place the previous these, the commissioners said. ence with His fellow men—both school building and alteration. Seaman Circle, xHiarged with School, police and xloctors met education was needed. smoke, talk and hear muttbe. It was no mere flight of a dis­ weekend in New Jersey, where The commissioners also the cross and the resurrection. * The cxMiatruction of a new ele­ failure to obey a traffic xxuitrol at Manchester Memorial Hoa- CHef Rearxkm said they were Smoking xlates occur when a boy embodied soul, as 'Conceived in band members were housed in charged that the firemen had iO H C Se e Our 75 Lb. Solid Whit. Bunny “ Whoever loses his Ufe for My various Eastern cults, but the homes o f the lx>cal band m em ­ m entary schxxd is cu rrently be­ signal. Court date April 14. pltal; to talk about It. No far developing more informatton on asks a girl to go smnkiiM with sake wUl find it.” ing financed n short-term notes, offered to paint the firehouse, COLOR reaching conclusion resulted xlrugs and were trying to send him in a car or some eeriuded reconstitution of a whole man. bers. The samne housing ar­ were given the paint, but didn’t TO N IO K T j It’s an odd combination—life but may go to a bxmd issue but at least someone bod seen policemen to sidiools tor expert spot. Behold, I make all things rangement was used here, ap­ get at the painting. AO O ID EN'rS in losing it. when the market is favxirable. A T7:0 0 -6 m 0 there was a serious probiem. training xm drugs. "Make pot legal,” some pex>- n ew ." parently quite sixxesafully As for the $800 included in the A car leaving the Wilbur In Jesus’s crucifixion, CSiris- Financing ,of the alteratlxms to BURNSIDE No lox»l person had the ex- Physlclane suggested a speak- pie tostot. EASTER MIXES The hints, clues and intima­ Juxiglng by the iximments of the budget tor the firemen’s "rat­ Cross Highway at Exit 92 Mbn- srai.'itM T'pji. ‘ -;a I'Um.SiDf t.\[ 1 .-.st h.m; : i i tian tradition holds that physically axldlc- dered apostle Peter anid. And Robert Manzo played several had not requested that the hurt, was James R. Sprague, 23, Designers A Installen — Complete Alteration Servloe to become what he was meant ENDS TONIGHT (M) was created' and opened Its for pilot projects tor xlrug con- tlve, marijuana may be psycbi>- to be. the others, unable to assimilate selections. The Northern High­ figure be raised to $1,000, al­ of Montauk Dr., Vemoiz A TWELVE KirOliEN STYLES OM DUHXAY the event, also sought respite in lands student conductxxr, D avid passenger, Thomas Ham, 71 "BEOBET OEBEMONY" ItiN) and 81OO doors to join ChiMren’s Serv- trol. ^ logiCaUy addictive. Being dose CryffaHhtd Croom Eg i and Bmnlnt In dying for the love of man, though Qulnby had bold the Open 9 the commonplace. Welch, xx>ndux:ted one number in MOVIE AUDIENCE Board of Finance that the Berkely Dr., Vernon, was slight­ ices and other tocal agencies But the main accompltohment related, it may affect each per- D itlly 8 to 8 p.m., Thura. ^ 8 p.m .. Sot. to 4 p.m. dellcato colon— dohehma ftavxm Jesus is regarded as having in­ this round. Then the Covenitry t******Qy I Q£*****«* in helping young people. of this club was then and still to son to xllfferent way. vested a new, purgii^ quality “We will go with you.” they figure should have been $1,000. ly hurt and was taken to Man- said. But they couldn’t shake it Band txx>k over for a few more A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Then "grass’’ and "pxrf” the mere foot xrf untttog the Auto xlrlven are as danger into the human nature He The officers appearing last xtiieater Memorial Hxwpltal off. numbers, under xhrector Carl AND THEATERS. (marijuana to straights or nxm- various xksripUnes tor a joint at- xnis when on pot as wlira xlrunk. Chocolata Cevared shared, a aelflesa relationship week had xiomplained that where he was treated and dls- Salina, with student xxihductor “ANGEL IN MY POCKET" g:60 mid 61IO users) burst xm the scene, tack on drug abuse probleru. Reducing the Illegal thrill tec- numing counter to the seU-drive (Tomorrow: The omthe-acene These ratings spply to films neither the commlaaloners nor chargexl The car was towed' eviden ce.) Thomas Mx)ran, leading xme released sfter Nuv 1.1968 the townspeople seemed to ap­ away. Thto haUuxtinogen became Lota to 1668, a series xrf a r tor would not affect use much, Ene thht distorts indivlducd Uves and more and more pxiputar anixmg rests oooumd which involved aa shown by alxxthxrf sales be- HAVE YOU AN BOctettM. selection. preciate the volunteers. ftnlt.iiut. ftidto, oooenut THIS SEAL A.NDY 6 liIEFITH -H E’s h ex-marine turned preacher tbs "hippies" and spread on Ixtoal yxmng people , to high tore, xlurtog and after pccItiM- Supeife EVENT SCHEDULED And out of that deall\ that ut­ The third and fourth parts of BTremen Ray Soma and Rob­ A twx>-<»u' axxMdent on M ain maple walnut in adt indicates the film was '.IN A WACKY AND WONOERFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOU FAMILTI oxrflege campuses. It to usutar school, cxdlege and out xrf tion. ter act of devotion, came the the concert were xlevxXed to the ert Morra appeared at the fi­ St, near Biaaell St., hfonxlay at THAT CALLS FOR submitted and approved under ly amolwd as a "joint" or self- school. Pxtilce efforts resulted to LSD or arid to among amazing disclosure, th^ resur­ stage (o r dance) banxta from nance bxMird meeting lost night 3:10 p.m. resulted! in the Is­ Fire Calls | the Motion Picture Code to say that the officer’s opinion maxle xflgarette, x>r to a xmm- about 80 arrests all year. the more sophisticated xlrug FOOD? rection. In darkness enterged eax* schxxil, first Northern suance of a 'Written warning for Choose from a taiie sdection of our fredhly made x»hni.nitrt^ Firefighters from the Ehghth of Self-Regulation. did not neceaasarily reflect the cob pipe. The hemp plant 'was l^xMt xrf the arrests ware tor abueera, eqierially those who "the bright and morning star." Highlanxls for three numbers, failure to grant tiie right xrf way It may be a wadding, a ban­ District responded to a Call at •opinion of all the firemen, easily gotten to a sm'aU pack- the Illegal sale xrf narxxrflc or juttUy their use to terms xrf s e m i Etch piece a deUckHis taste treat. A fact? A fable. It seems fool­ ''Cherokee,’’ "Lunceford Spe­ ^ Suggested for GENERAL a t a p rivate xhrlve to Ehzear La- quet or Just on taformol get- I 87 Bretton Rd., at about 8:30 cial” and "One O’Clxxik Jump," AuxUtors Named age called a nickel or xhme bag controlled xlrugs. Many are still mind eocponalxm. ish, Paul writes, a "stumbling audifneat. vxrfe, 68, xrf 16 Somerset St. Po­ together xrf a soeiety, lodta or j a.m. yesterday. A fire in a stove In other bualneaa, the Board xlesplte being xt^ed a narootlo awaiting court eurfixm. Sams argue for LBD use as a block” and "folly." "God dnat then four more numbers by the lice said Lavoie pulled directly some friendly group. ^ Suggested for MATLfRE o f ETnance Interview ed auxUtora under fsxleral taw. But the oxmvsrsattxm rittb was mind eoepandtog, edxicattxmal, or at th^ address was quickly ex­ C oventry musicians. These in- into the path of a car as he Unkma Enter Cindies For The Whole Family tinguished. and chose Wilbur Lambert of R produces a mUd "high" In doing more than talking. raUgious egpsrlence. They xkny ITe Are Prepared to cluxled two fine voxjal selections, audiences (parental ditcra- ^ left a Main St. service station. Robert Bray singing "Days ot tion advised). | C ollinavllle to do the town ouxUt. most users. The tobsioox>'Kke . Under the new superintendent physioal effects are harmAiL Serve You to. Your Wine and Rxises," and James Lambert, who audita several le a f va ries in toxic sti|ength xrf schools. D r. Dxmald J. Hennl- But th e mind eoqpemtton tbeocy miaurl^FHtrr RESTRICTED — Pereons A x»r xlriven by Danny J. Nardine with "Goln' Out ot m y towns In the area, la the father from hashish which is g re ^ to ta n, a drug abuse committee of is not sityported - by creativity Complete SatUfaetion THEATER TIM*: Sx*aUer, 10^ of 118 Box Mt. Dr., A UNIVIMAl PICTUAC - TICNNKXHM* |||||| \ Head.” "Little ^rxnvn Jug” and under 16 not admitted, un- of Malcolm Lambert of Bolton Bouthesatarn Asia to the native axtoatototratani from every grade' among users. Nor by the faxti Our ostertag oervlee Is oet op I SCHEDULE lets accompanied by parent. O n te r Rd. Vernon, struck a stone waU grown variety which to much Yeval was tocmsxL They ore de- that “freakouts" or bad trips Pubilaitod Daily Except Sundays "In the MxxmI," rxHinded out the Mbnxiay at 4:80 p.m. at 104 PlosI "BDOBET 3VAB OP HARRY FBIGO" TiU to be flesule enough to ae- or adult guardian. , Bulletin Bxiord mBder. Meodoo proxhioes a vast valoptog and uatog a xlnig abuse xmeur without warning and toad oommodote any oiae gailiethig. lad Holidays at U BIssell Street. stage band selections. Oartii Rxl, In an attempt to Manchaater, Conn. (O6M0) state Theater — Secret Cere­ Plnaily, the fuU bands from Cadette Troop 689 will holx) a .«w irt nispOly which to eduootixm program. The choir- to frequently dtoostrow resulta. Why not eon as and talk oirar Telephoiie 643-2711 i ® Parsons under 16 hot ad-n avoid another <»r, police report. mony, 7:00, 8:00. both 8x3hxx>l8 combined for six fashion show tonight at 8 In the ^rsHowvoooofr, ■mjggled Into the UE. inaa to Allan Gone, principal of Even whan uosd to grxwpai noth- the detaliar Second Class Postace Paid at mittad. This age restiibllon' Education Building of Bolton Hla car was towed. '^^AfOT WHO you cod - Manoheoter.' Omn. East Hartford' Drive-In — more numbers, "the high point LiMuti rttyiwits found they Boimet Jimiar High SebooL tog olgnlfloant boa been golnod Closed - reopen Friday. of the evening," Salina called may be higher In certain (Congregational Church. The oxNtid buy pot to neoiby cltiea SYMy tasxihsra vxtiuntoared for or proven by uoaro. BUB8CIUPTION RATES public la Invited. Refreshments OOBIPLAINT8 ThBSMratlUiirof Payafals In Advance E art Wlndisor D rive-In —Clos­ it, ending with a real ratter- araaa. Check theater or M Harifoid and on college hvoervtoa training eeaslons. Srientlflo ovixlanci to availoM a «(111 be served. Two Mcyclen belonging to Vin­ PBULnHumHn Um Year ...... fSO.OU ed - reopen FYlday. bender, ‘Btars and Stripes For­ advertising. g-fs CO'STAtatalNO M TCirfaosd pttta for Bdreral otudento aim toog port, prowtag gonottc xBriuritanoae Munson's Candy Kitchen fto IfonUis ...... 18.00 The selectmen wifi meet tx> cent Panons, 100 Pine 8 L , w ere GARDEN GROVEl Manchester Drive-In — Cloe- e v e r.” A UNIVCRtAL WCTOSE I m aity youthu Loot fall, four training ooralxma onumg toot onlmala, The ohio- Ttovs Hnmhs ...... 7.80 Pnntad •• • public ••rvic* night at 7 in the town offices. reported stolen ICMixlay. They ^ S Y L V A KOSCINA TECHNICOLOR* I TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5814 . Om Month ...... 3.60 ed reopen - Friday. Anyone who hasn't, exune out by this newspaper. ^ Soma ignored it. Soma tostod 'rare held with totga crowds, moaomes am dtotortad. ROUTE 6, BOLTON—OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tm 9 PJI. The selectmen have called a are valued og $70.

/ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL I, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN\' 4 TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 ■ J .S C o ve n try TAC Resolution C olum bia and Indlgairt agad and charttabto Minior-Larson hoqiltals,” occoiltllnf to the Scores Tactics tern s of tlM trust The board- Inter-Church Panel Otters Dartmouth College To Mark said the fund wUl be added to Mias Sharral-Dawn Larson at Used on Campus their newly- eetahllehed "gift FOR r t / k / k - Y ~ rw t • aocount until It le decided where South Windsor and Daniel J. Program on Sex Education WHEEL ALIONBIENT—WHEEL BALANCINO Mlnhx* of Bast Hartford, both The newly formed Taxpayers dSUUth Year with low n Visit ' ’ "Fit to Ktabe Tted" I.la theAV.a A1A9UUe_____ of. ^ Asoociaition / of ConneoUcut, There were 18 children attend- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE. formariy of Manchester, were ■^5 bia Grange. .A meeting will be tha SMC educatton. aeriee h»4*ic whose president Is E. Steven Dr. Jqhn Sloan Dlokey, presi- recipiont le the ewlm program, ing a recent wril-chIM confer- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE united in marriage Saturday held at 6 p.m., with a dinner, Pea.rl of Mancheeter, approved dent of Dartmouth OoUege In If the goal Is not reached it ence. Another will be htal Thurs- ■ponsored by an intar-church to be served by the (Coventry SEE morning at St. Francis of Assisi a resolution Sunday, condemn- Hanover, N.H., will speak here may result In a curtailment of day with 26 appalntmente sche- oommtttee for high acbool-ege Grange, scheduled for 6:80. At ing what Peart has labeled "II- May 17, fU ceremonies In- the swim program.” duled so far. Caiurch, South Windsor. 7:80, the fifth degree will be atudanU etartlng April 27. The legal and destructive tactics of augurattng the 200th annlvei^ Boating Program Mrs. Walter Wheaton and the The bride la a daughter of Mr. conferred. CURKE MOTOR SALES campus demonstrators.” sary of Dartmouth which had The State BoaUi« (Dm- Herbert Keleey have re- and Mrs. Francis W. Larson of program will run tor tour weeks, OE8 Meeting _____ RT. 6 omd 85. BOLTOW—648-9B21 ______and will include Tomorrow night, CUmax A* a general membership Its beginning in Oolumbla’e mission wUl offer a certified »*lF»ad from the PHNA, Mrs. 1104 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ meeting In West Hartford, at- Moof’s Indian CSiarity School. boating Instruction course hew Wheaton for reasons of 111 health sor, formiarly of Manchester. biological and phyaiologioal facta Chapter of the Order of Baatern tended by approxtanatoly Oeremtmlea wlH start at this month, to be conducted by ®"d the Rev. Mr. Kelsey be- nM bridegrootn is a son of Mr. of hiunan reproducUen and what Star, will hold a meeting at the 100 1 1 representatives fnta the W Columbia/tJraen and Prank pilsta of the commission. ** h conflict In meeting and Mrs. Edward A. Minior of It maana to be poptdar. Masonic Temple in Merrow, at Another segment, "The Doc­ 7:46 p.m. The teacup auction towns In the assodathm, the include a ^Soncert by the f**«t oourse, held here datee. Their replaoementa will Blast Hartford, also formerly of flowing resolution was adop- Dartmouth band and a gift from lest toll, was completed by 24 announced ahorUy. AITENHON Hancheoter. tors end the <)ueattone of will be held at thla meeting, and Tha Rev. Jotai E. Rlkteraltis Youth,” win deal with phyai- the officers are reminded to « ,uxu-ju_.i to tile local Histori- people who passed exominatlone Auxiliary HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS of St. Ftands of Asaial Church clans’ answen to queetians of contribute something to this. «*d Society. In boat handling and operation Aviation Machinist Mate Ato performed the double-ring cere­ small grotgw of teen-agers,'di­ ■' ' T ■ ■ ^ Dartmouth Canoe Oub The course wlM be held in Apprentice Leon E. Niles, Joseph Jay photo Manchester Evening Herald membew wlU paddle dotm the Yeomans HaU April a , 22, 24 ***■• COLLEGE BOARD TEST—S.A.T.. (Verim l) mony and was celebrant at the vided Into groupa according to N «t Coitng Begins APRIL nuptial Mass. Engaged age and sax. The final session, Coventry correspondent Holly but nd for violation of the law’ River May 16 and and 28 from 9:80 a.m. to noon p’"'*'® 'K *'^***"’ ,1 9 6 9 Mias Judith Ann Larson of** ’’Tying the Knot,” wlU include a Oantner, tel. 742-8766. ro"oT Stlv.^T S^^; ^ ^Paddlera fram “ “H before S,uadraT'?Lee a? the^I^^ Meeting twice weekly for six weeks (Late afternoon or South Windsor, sister of the The engagement of Mias Mary dlacuBsian of Chriattan mar- wto’Je we beUove In the right of Columbia Canoe Oub who he l® S W a»^ prraent wWch. Natal early evening) prior to July 8-A-T. tent itage. dlasent, we are opp»ed to any 1® meet ^ those ^ Stotion, Milton, Also Included In thla oounw: ft SPEED REIADINO b r id e ,w a s maid of honor. Lou BYankenbsrg to Bruce Bid- Bridesmaids were Miss Kathy Public Recorns group whose aim U to disrupt ‘ •*®'"- h® paddUng under 16 to be certified to run ft STTTOY SIOLLS ft TEST-TAKING TECHNIQUMI ward Thieling, both of Manchesr I Parenta are invltod to attend He is part of a team that ft VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT ft CRITICAL IH- Kennedy of Blast Hartford and an inttlal introductory meeting pubHc organization or destroy «" Columbia Lake May a power boat. Thoee interested provides training for approxi­ ter, has been announced by her Warrantee Deeds public property ■that is fl- course may register In FERENTIAL READING ft PERCEPTION ft C(H$- Mias Mary McCann, of Marl­ on Sunday at 7 p.m. tat the Par^ Robert I Wolverton and Rich­ mately 800 flight students a CENTRATION ft SMALL GROUPS ONLY. borough, both cousins of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. lah Hall of Second Congrega- nanclally su{qx>rtied by the tax- Dartmouth Outing Club advance with Mrs. Robert Bald- year; BYankenberg Jr. of 38 Brent Rd. ard C. Harmon to George R. payer.” demonstrate fiy-coSUng and at Portor School after bride; Mrs. Henry Frey Jr. of tkmal Church, ao that they may and Shirley E. MoKay, prop­ Avon and-’Mlss Diane D\qniis of Her fiance Is the son of Mr. understand what the program la Pearl, who helpied organize ''’®od cutting end will set up ®®hool hours, ACADEMIC READING CENTER, Inc. ai>d Mrs. John H. Thieling of erty at 126 Deepwood Dr., con­ the aasociaUon, said tiie reso- ®n exhlW* in Mboris Indian OOP Woman FRED L. KAPROVE, Director Bast Hartford. The flower girl trying to do, examine the book veyance tax $17.06. was Miss Julie Kennedy of Bast 268 Parker St. lutton was prompted by dis- Charity School. There wHl aMka;. Now officers will be Installed FOR RENT 67 E. CENTER Sm B E T, MANOHE8TEB to be used and offer any sug* William Moran^ Jr. and Ele- Next to C a v ^ s Restaurant—Adnple Parking In Rear. % Hartford, cousin of the bride. Mias Frankenberg Is a 1966 geottena they may have for the turbances a t. both public cuid he an exhibit by the local His-^ft April 28 dinner meeting 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro­ graduate of Manchester Hi(di nora L. Moran to Raymond S. private universities 'and colleges torical Society set up In the ®^ Women's Republican Club Call 618-9917 For Information and Iteglstration Material Thomas Minior of East Hart­ Bcrten. and Nancy C. Potvln, property jectors—sound or silent, also School and a 1968 graduate of in the state. Saxton B. LMtte Free Library. Clark’s fax WilUmantic. They SS nun. slide projectors. ford served as Ms brother’s best H w taiter-taurch oommittee at 48 C^amp Meeting Rd., con­ man. Ushers were Peter Rlocar- Katherine Oibba School, Boston, The conoem aleo la for the Other plans iiMlude a walking ®’*'® Mrs. James Andbrson, re- Mass. She is employed as a sec­ la weridng with the full coopera- veyance tax $21.46. expendtture of public funds for tour of the old cemetery where *!® ®»>atrmna of the Connecti- ren, and/or relief ot suffering dent at the Untventky ofObo- Bechtold, Second Congregettonal Walter R. and Mildred J. HAssist You As We Have So Many Othen ? attended the event which - was Grange Meeting 160 Ralph Rd., $19,000; and at group helped oiganize the state nounce that $860 has been col- macist hi Handiester for many attended the event ^ilch was en’s Bowling League. Her hus­ group, by arranging the use of tocted to date, given by the couple's chlKkren. The April 8 meeting of Cov­ 160 Ralph Rd., $19,000. years and is now entidoyed by arranged by their friends and band, a native of South Deer­ facilities in the PiMlce Station Organek said about three The couple was married the BoUon Phaimacy. He and children. field, Mass., Is employed as a entry Grange will be omitted Ever Ready Destniotlon for Visit because of Maundy Thursday. Allied Casting Oorp., demolish and by assisting with the draft- fourths of the town has been INSURORS March 90. isa » in epcingfield, fats wife are members of 9t. The couple was mcuried April research technician at the Uhlt- Ing of its bylaws. canvassed, end be added, “Al- JO H N H. LAPPEN, Inc Maas, and has lived in Man- The next meeting will be April portion of Industrial' building at REALTORS George’s Episcopal Church, Bol­ 1, 1944 at the Broadway Taber-, ed 'Aircraft Laboratories, East The next meeting of the state though the response has been eheater over 96 years. T h-e y 17. 260 Tolland Tpke., $600. $ Liggstt Drug ton. (Herald {dioto by Pinto) n ^ e Church, New York C9ty. Hartford. The couple recently On April 13, Coventry Gnuige Jarvis Oonsbrut^on 0>. for association will be next Tues- good, there to a chance that 164 EAST CENTEE STREET, MANCHESTER—649-6261 They have lived in Manchester returned from a trip to Antigua^ will be host to East Ontral Hayden Griswold, demc^ish day at 8 p.m., in the Knights of goal may not be achieved, nils for 23 years, with 10 of the and St. Croix to celebrate their Pomona Grange, at the Colum­ buUdlng at 206 Main St., $900. Columbus Haiu, Cromwell. to unfortunate as the largosi at Um PaifuNki U A ibe-n ^t piioto yiears on Princeton St. They anniversary. (Herald photo by Pre-Easf^r Specials Engaged have three sons, Richard Crafts Oflara.) The engagement of Miss Sal­ BODY PERMANENT ^.00 ly A. ICaJeska of Manchester No Curl, The Smooth Look to Thomas Dale JusUco of North W IGS 929.95 Boltuate, R.I., formerly o f Char- leeton, W. Va., has beta an­ THE WI8GERY BEAUTY SALON nounced by her parents, Mr. 6C6 MAIN STREET MANC3IE8TEB 643-2399 and Mrs. Erich A. Majeeka of Mon., Tuea., Wed., Thura., Sat. 9:00 - 6:06 PJM. LorioK photo 98 Hamlin St. Her fiance is thei son of Mr. Fri. 9:00 - 6:00 PJW. Engaged Does your money u^rrk as hard for you and Mrs. Wilbur H. Justice of The engagement of Mlse North Sdtuate. Andrea Jeanne Binock of Man­ Mias Majeska attended Man­ chester to Walter N. Bavier Jr. chester High School and Elast- of Bolton has been announced em Nazarene CoUege, Quincy, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maas. She Is employed at the^ Society for Savings in Hartford. Andrew Binock of 4 B’reitchi Rd. €a you do for it ? Mr. Justice attended Nltro Try to match Her fiance is the son of Mr. lOgh School, Charleston, and and Mrs. Walter Bavier of 104 served for four years with the North Rd. U.S. Navy. He is a self-em­ this $900 Mias Binock, a 1965 graduate Tuttles Wed 25 Years ployed decorating omitractor in of Manchester High School, at­ North Sdtuate. Marquise TC* tended Morse Business College, Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Tuttle married April 1, 1944 at the The wedding is planned for will in a S* B» M* Savings Account) Hartford, and Manchester Com­ of 14 Huntington St. were feted Methodist Church of Chufch St., Oct. 18. munity College. She is em­ at a 25th wedding anniversary Willlmantic. *Our own Treasure celebration Sunday afternoon at Chest that identifies ployed as a legal secretary for Mrs. Tuttle is employed as a the d ia m o ^ within as the firm of Gilman and Marks, their home. teller at the Savings Bank of of excepti^al quality. Only Michaels has it. Hartford. About 100 friends and rela­ Manchester. Her husband is Mr. Bavier, a 1966 graduate tives attended the event which employed as a teohnician at the of Manchester High School, at­ was given by the couple’s Nuclear Division of Qimbus- tended Manchester Community daughter. Miss Pamela Tuttle. tion Engineering, Windsor. College. He is a member of the Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle were (Herald photo by Ruceivlclus.) Army Reserves In Springfield, Mass., and is employed at sons, David Mathewson aoid Dworln Chevrolet, East Hart­ Couple Marks Timothy Mathewson, both at ford. home. Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street The wedding is plcinned for 25 Years Wed Mr. Mathewson Is employed We give credit to young adults June 7 at South United Method­ Mr. and Mrs. (Gifford W. in the manufacturing engineer­ Lenhardts Wed 40 Years ist Church. Mathewson of 34 Weaver Rd. ing department at Hamilton were feted at a 26th wedding Standard Division of United Air­ Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lenhardt Mr. and Mrs. Lenhardt at­ anniversary celebration Sunday craft C3orp., Windsor Locks, of 116 Charter Oak St. are ob­ tend Zion Ehrangellcal Lutheran afternoon at Fiano’s Restaur­ where he has worked for the serving their 40th wedding arnil- Church and are members of the Hartford Saengerbund. Mr. Len­ ant, Bolton. past 28 years. Both he and his versary today. They wlU be NORTHFAST BIBLE INSTITUTE. GREEN LANE. PA. About 60 friends €Uid relatives wife are members of St. hardt Is employed as a baJesr at AIIS.B.M. PRESENTS attended the event which was Bartholomew’s CSunrch. honored' Sunday at a recep­ Bage-Allen in Hartford. (Herald given by Mrs. Mathewson’s tion at itheir home given by their photo by Buceivichia,) mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, son and daughter-in4aw, Mr. and the couple’s daughter. and Mrs. Lothar B.H. Lenhardt Miss Christine Mathewson, both Children to Hunt of lilanchester. HALL FOR RENT Accounts EARN EVANGELAIRE of Manchester. T

In Thd Smafl World Department Fellow Officer Saw Promise ttie'lataat adOMMha to opr reaMxation Connecticut Yankee ^ l|pralh that It’a a email wmld in which we oureelvee do not hold tMa to all the By A.H.O. In Young Majo^ Eisenhower B T r a x ’ more miaeraMe problems include the KDTtOR'B NOTE - SmmmI of — OO.. INC But, like most new daya, It To order a copy of the book on wMdi thaae etorlea are hosed, newa that ’Tokyo, ttila winter, has been ’The unspeakable was spoken, five orttolai tawed on the ou- use the ootqxm below. OOBP. having amog ao thick'it has had to turn had some poiltlvp attrlbutea. ttwr’a book: ;T>wl|d>t D. XHsm- itetansoM precedent was broken, and the ’The legUlators who broke the .^^^nETODBON on ita atiwet Hghta ig 2 p.m. howrer: A Q m ge of Oretamw.” polite pretenses of generations old codes by launching last I To Gauge of Greatness "! >, IBnatod (Mobar l. u n Here w« were, as usual, tblrriclng of of Connecticut public life were Wednesday’s debate deaarve BT BEiatAN MORIN I Monohertar (Ooote) Hrtold PiBdUalMd Bverjr Braftlnc Except Sunday* oureeivea aa ahead of Japan in every­ shattered when, the other day, recognition of the fact that they AP Rpeeiol ODmepondent ^ P. O. Box 66, Poughkdepale, N.Y. ' •■< BoUdayn, Batared at the Feat omce ai the House of Representatives were chooeliig what they con­ JCaaehaalar, Conn., aa Second Oaaa Hal) thing, aa we have ahvaya been, and then sidered the honest and cour­ Tbe dtalMve MhMOce in I Send m e------copies of "Eiamliower, A Oouge of Greatneae,’’ ' ■attar. actively debated the issues, at $3 each. Jolted toward reality suddenly with the facts, and nimora involved In ageous course fA action. Dwlglit D. Eleerttower*e life m I SDBSCRIPTtON RATES diaeloeure that Japan liis done Just as They Wbre refusing to sit a profeeMonot soldier U a man , Payable la Advance Its own difference of opinion as I ihicloeed Is $...... S a Tear...... tSO.OO thorough and modem a Job of polluting to whether it should confirm quiet and unprotesting while wboes Mune la mUe known to- I i Kontba ...... U.fiO ' its air aa we have done. Perhaps, indeed, the nomination for a third term the legislative body took What isted until last Wednesday’s bench Is not human, the Image protege woe atUl to come. Was be reaitjy tor It? Ha had not geopoUttae, revived an Intereat The general, with remarkable commanded troops in oombot, tile Hetedd Piintlnc Company Inc., as- young pecfriie who tium antt-aoclal on us, storm hit the House, judges were that the bar never attacks Its tai rrttittary Hatory tiiat had Mmes no financial reaponaibility for typo- and take the very advantagea we hand own, the Image that the Judi­ prasclence, foresaw a aecmid hod aervod In only a fsdr poata, tr^ to a l errors appearing in adverUaemenls ousted, when that seemed nec­ been stifled in West Point, and and other readlnc matter In Hie Manchester them for either tools or targets in their essary, with less damage to ciary Committee la always sure t ..j,,. « wopld WOT. The potsntialltlas tor and Ms eocperlenoe generally Bvamne Herald. their reputations, and less shock and powerful, the Image that confUct. buUt Into was Umited. Ooraier, In a letter, berserk exenclaes in nihlliaUc deatruc- hower called the great worid the ’Aeaty of Veraalllea, were reminded him that be (Ctaaer) Subscriber to Los Antelea Thnes-Washlnc- tion. to the state, than was finally Connecticut public in above ton Fuat News Service. other than routine partisan po­ explode, he said. hod ermigaea assigned some special ou-du- Sayings involved in the 90 to 66 vote de- Full servloe client of N. B. A. Service, Inc To the end M Ms days, Elsen- When? In 16i u years, Conner said, Uee CtamO^lord But the antlHsoclal behavinr of the ciaion by which this judge was litical suspicion. . — ■“ •••loiii MI yeare, ijonner eaia, ties to PUblWieTB Representattves — The Julius iwwer revered Oen.r w Ooraier. ------ao 20 at atthe the moat. moat. He He urged urged Elsen- Eleen- which. which, In to fact, ftHy prepared \ ■alhewa Special Aaency — New York Chi- young people of today Is not any one- retained In hia place on the ’The result was shocking. As caco. Detroit aid Boston. an observer of many years, we 'Hwlr ralationahip oonatltutes Wmaelf tor hhn for the gruelUng examina­ nation thing, a United Natlona survey bench. one of the warmeet and most WBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIROin^A It was shock over the un­ could remember only one other nt u . . face at the TIONB tells us, but something that happen! in specific instance which had been touching chapters In Elsenhow­ Until then, Eisenhower had Dtanlay advehlslna closlna hours precedented spectacle of brutal er’# story. school. Jnr Monday — 1 p.m, FVlday. every country where there ds a trend discussion of a judge’s actual even more ahocxuig to us. ’That never envisioned himself wear­ In so doing, It is evident that H ot Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday a'way from country living aixl toward They met in Um at Oamp ing a general’s stare. The spirit For Wednesday —' X p.m. Moiidai conduct both on and off the was the occasion when the Conner saw In Ehsenfaower the For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday the boredom of city U.’vli^. bench which visibly moved House solemnly adopted a res­ Mbade, Md. Elsenhower, then a of Isolatlonlam pervaded Ameri­ qualities that potentially could For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday major, was enrolled in the In­ ca in the 1920’e and even the For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thu ‘ some of the older members of olution praising the life and ca­ rievate Mm to tbe hlgheelt ranks Ctaasifled deadline — 5 p.m. day beforet One other thing the youthful unrest the House last Wednesday, so reer of one of its former mem­ fantry Tank School there. (He small peacetime Army 'was of- the Army. publioallon. S p.m. Friday for aitiirdni of our time has in common, in all Us that one of them tried to shut bers who hau actually been' IFaduated with an ”A.”) One shrinking. Hence, Eisenhower and Monday puMIcatlon. calculated that he might reach ElseiAower threw MmsMf countries, the stone survey betlerves. ’The off the debate itself, ao that con'vlcted in court of selling for day, he waa introduced to a tan. into studying for the examina­ Tuesday, April 1 one thing that turns on aU these youth others warned that the House pay his o«m power aa a lagia- blim Mieelsslppian, Conner. Eh- the rank of full colonel before retirement but it was unlikely tions with characteristic energy movements is "a teeUng of world soli­ was sullying Itself as well aa the lator. senhower noted on the general’s and ocmoentratkm. In June,' reputation of the Individual hu­ Between that bland hypoc­ tunic tbe Purple Heart, s^nlbol that he would rise higher. darity and a sense of common responsl- Conner auggested that he when the term ended, he was The Rogers Debut man being^lt jtras discussing. risy, and the brutal blasting of of a oomibat wound, and the Dis- gradualted No. 1. bUlty for the achlervement of peace and It was wouie'r new kind of honesties last Wednesday we Ungulahed Servloe Medal. They should try for an appointment to economic and social justice.’’ We have the Command and General Staff One of the rising stars in tbe Plans? Becretazy at State WUUam P. Rogera, day In Connecticut political his­ think we have an instinct to had a brief discussion about heard such talk from some of our young tory, as strange as the day the choose last Wednesday, al­ tantoe and tactics. That was all. School. He did more. After El- Cteoigeeoim Catlett aiipearing before the Senate Foreign Re- senhower’B tour of duty ended >buehalUMarshaOl who also hoAgraduat-haAsi latians OommlCteei laM thunday, en­ American rebels, too, and had been House first found itself con­ though in truth we do not know Even so, something about El- flattering ourselves this might be a trolled by the Democratic party, which brand of conduct does the aenhower evldentty Impressed at Camp QaiUaid, Conner «d ait the top of Ms ehuas In the couraged an unusual kind of speculation. pulled the wires that eventually Command and General Staff special saving distinction for them. But or the .day it found itself voting state more harm or a Leg;isla- Conner. tt wua that bere the nation might be the school bus law, or the day ture more discredit. Let’s leave When he became commander opened the school’s doors to School. Ih 1936, Eiseniiower*e no, this too is part of the rebel line In him. He accomplished this name was placed beside Miar- enjoying, temporarily at leatttv Perry llaaoo tivee gives you so many dHMces. ters at least—the quarters which be­ claims “Btoi Ami Day” in ob­ of teaching In West PotRt had (6d2) Mike Xtouslu (10) Alfred Hitchcock OonsidCrable noise is being made in Christ overcoming Him for a (U) Merv artftin 12> Truth - or Coneequences lieve in having ua try to be a ctvUlxed Hartford over the fact that some of the servance of the naUenaBy known all but extinguished It. The ca­ (18) 'Voyaxe to the Bottom ol )) News N brief moinent. Christ as man the S ra rather than Just a tough nation — a General Assembly’s members have ask­ Mianchesteir firm’s 76th aimiver- dets were required to learn by l) VWhat'a Hy Line was now suffering so that Christ sary. rote, the names of every gener­ Big Picture )j FNewabeat greater h c^ that Secretary Rogers will ed out loud about the possibility of charg­ Ptu>tofrraph«d By Reginald Pinto __ Htiten>xer*e Netshbor- 7:8 12).1 Lancer as God could redeem the.world Edward J. TluiniaB, admin- al officer In the Battle of Cettys- tioochood 18) M ystery T heater * prove to have a greet deal of power ing tuition at the University of Connecti­ (80) Hunatere M) Biflott Norton cut. LUTZ MUSEUM’S LIVE SCKEECH OWL of its'sins. All the pain and suf­ lafarator of Manchester Memorial burg, tor example, and 'where (49) Cmiinn’e Island IbOOOMO) Je rry L ew k and iigluenoe. fering caused by men from Uie Hospital, receives community eadh was ojieratlng at a given :X <40> W e^er 8-40) Mod - What were the signa of open-minded- The question is eminently sensible. But beginning of the world Is being award at Chamber of Commerce hour, etc. Memorizing military " (40) TTnith • or Contequence* 8:00 (M) Bridge mth Jean Cox it is being greeted like a proposal for 8:80 (840) It aWcee a ThM neas, of dbpaasionate candor, in tbe atoned for on this cross. And banquet. Mstory bored Elsenhower. (Si) FP Troao (104O2M0) Julia boiling babies. yet we know that Christ willing­ Insight (8-12) Red A elto n Secretary's appearance Thuraday? Connar dlaoovered this. He be­ hi?. I Love Lucy (18) M erv Griffin What’s wrong with a tuition charge at By Rowland Evans Jr. ly took upon HimeeU this awe­ gan Elsenbawer’s re-education (M) What’e New? (24) au io o td e For one thing, he flailed to Join and UConn? some 'task of Redemption. He 6:00 ^»»'10-U40) News, Sporte. 9:00 (UMXVdMO) IFIrst TUeoday Inside Today in History by encouraging Mm to. read (M) State of the Arts back Defense Secretary Laird’s frighten­ ’The present two-year budget at the knew what His assumption of Miakespeare’a accounts of bat- ( 2 4 ) 9 ^ G uitar 9:80 (S40) NYPD ing contention that Russia has now de­ our human nature would cost (18) BJitem an (8-13) Doris Day University is on the edge of $60 million. Robert D. Novak By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ttes and his portraits of soldiers. (m McHide'a Navy 10:00 (8) T hat's Life cided to concentrate on cne first nuclear It’s going up to more than $76 million Him in pain, torment and suf­ V Next came Ctausewitz. BMsen- (02) (HiXlillMa (043) 80 M inutes fering. Yet, so great waa His Today is Tuesday, April 1, the (20) M ayor HSrlainon Report* (31) The City M akers strike which would wipe us out com­ in the biennial budg;et now being arg;ued. Report 91st day of 1969. There are 274 hower read Ms "On War” tliree 6:06 (40) Com bat Neiwe pletely, this being Laird’s big argu­ During those years the enrollment at love for us, that none of this times along 'with the woita of a : SO (20) Social S e c u rt^ matic. With Automatic Savings, you simply instruct the discouraged Him. This week, at days left in the year. TMs is (UM080) HunUey-BripUey 10:30 Preferred Passbook Accounts ment in Btqjport of the decision to go UConn will involve almost 19,000 stu­ WASHINGTON—Secretary of Stans is doing so well In Wash­ A footnote: Foreign Service April Fool’s Day. Jominl and Roper. Then he had, (18) U y Favorite M artian (IS) Ten Thirty Movie bank to transfer $10 or more from your checking account I dents. least, 'we should try to thank ( 8) F rank ReynoUa 11:00 (MdO-lS-SOOMO) News. ahead with tbe Sentinel anti-missile Commeroa Maurice Stans, ington. officer Daniel Brewster, strong­ at Ooimer’s suggestion, a thor­ (24) W hat's New? (R) Sports, Weather This type of account, available to businesses the Son of God for this great Today’s Hlgiiliglit In History to your savings account. There is no charge for this serv­ missile system. It is illogical to argue that most of emerging as the Nixon adminis­ Lt. Gen. Wl'Ulam Quinn, a ly pro-junta as head of the ough bath of the Cl'vil War, ( 3-12) W alter Oronldte (C) (20) Tom Bwell Show these students cannot afford to pay some­ tration's most proficient empire- highly respected retlr^ Army expression His love and de­ Grant’s . memolra, Steele’s 6:46 (20)'— Nowe 11:26 ( 8) Tuesday Btarilght and individuals, pays you interest at the rate of S%, State Department’s Greek On this date in 1916, American 7:00 (20) Huntley Brinkley 11:80 (103M ^> Tonight ice. This is an excellent way to assure yourself of a grow­ In addition, he expressed his personal thing toward the tuition costs of their builder. Is now seeking control officer now with the Mantln- votion for us. What in the Worid (C) ( 640) Joey Bkhop credited quarterly. You receive a personal, non-nego- desk, is b^ng shifted to an armed forces, supported by a "Campaigns,” the aocounta by doubt that tbe proposed ABM would have education in an' institution that proudly of the governm ent’s foreign M arietta Co. in Washington, Fremantle and Haskell of the Management by Objec- (13) L ate Movie ing savings account for your family's financial security. overseas assignment. Although Rev. Edward M. LaRose naval armada of more than SEE SATURDAYS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS tiable Preferred Passbook. These accounts are available great value bo us as a bargaining point points to the high level of its faculty trade policy—much to the dis­ heads the list of possibilities to he is overdue for reassignment, Battle of Qettydburg. Apart salaries. comfiture of free traders. St. Bartholomew (Thurch l.KX) ships, began the Invasion with a minimum balance of $50.00, and additional de­ in any disarmament negotiations with fill an exceptiontilly sensitive Brewster’s departure has been of Okinawa during the Pacific from mlUtary Mstory, Conner Russia, which had been another of the At the moment UOonn charges $252 in Responsibility for I negotiating diplomatic vacancy: Ambassa- urged on the State Department War. nudiged Mm into reading Plato Radio posits can be made at any time. Withdrawals can be made (TMe listing Includes only tiioae news broadpaats of I t or 15 Statement Savings main arguments presented by Defense a general fee equivalent to tuition. The a textile quo^ agreement has di^ to Athens, by liberal Senators. On This Dote and Tacitus whom he made "poMable and interesting to me minute length. Some atatiniia oarry other abdif newacaata.) during the first 10 days of an interest quarter as long as Secretary Laird in behalf of the missile uproar has arisen over a proposal that been qui^y transferred to '^•’Former Mayor George Chris­ ♦ posal that Finch ease desegre­ In 1789, the U.S. House of Instead of the conventional passbook. State­ freshmen and sophomores be charged Stans from White House aide gation guidlines has iraised deep —a very large achievement con­ WBCH-^ie 8:00 News the funds have been on deposit 90 days or more or by system. topher of San Francisco, a Goldwater Republican Robert Representatives held ita flrat 1:10 Speak Up Sporu $400 a year and juniors and seniors be Robert Ellsworth (soon to be prominent Greek-American, suspicions among Finch’s other sidering my previous attitude 6:00 HarUord HIghUphi* ment Savings provides you with a regular statement of On the question of Oommunist China, C.. M ardian of California w a s full session. A quorum was 7:00 News 8:30 Speak Up Huifoto giving the bank 90 days advance notice. This is the way charged $900 a year. It is quite probable nam ed U.S. Am bassador to was under consideration but has advisors* most of them liberals. present for the first time, al­ toward such men and their 8:00 Gaslight il;30 Barry ForiMr your savings account mailed to you four times a year. Secretary Rogers found that country NATO in Brussels). Stans will not brought into the Health Finch is still determined to works.” 13:00 (julet H ouri 12 :15 Sign e- appeared at Camp O ^Iard. Haz- at any Hartford National Office and no advanixN^ioticc dent fees — can get higher education purpose" ne.st egg. It was'hard to believe he had actually ing given the Treasury post and lett, a tpoduate of the Naval of withdrawal is ever required. more cheaply from the taxpayers of Con­ nearly passed ovSr for Com­ Academy, was then commander heard the questions he was purporting necticut than they can from their own to answer, so bland was he in hia merce, is using his energy, of a submarine. He brought his tax-supported state universities. keen intelllgeffce, and exper­ ahip into Panama for repairs. practice of turning them upside down Obviously Connecticut is leaning over EARLY REPORT / I Automatic Savings and around until they seenaed to bite ience! he was President Eisen­ He found a much different man backwards In the matter of State uni­ hower’s budget director) to be­ One or, more of these savings services can play an impor­ the quMtioner. versity tuition fees. from the one he had known In come a Cabinet strong man. Abllena when they crammed to­ * Being a succe.ssful saver is less a matter of tant part in your financial planning. And they’re all So Secretary Rogers has made a more Some real adjustment would seem to But in trying to become trade gether tor the examination for be in order. tom m onahan interest rates than it is of making regular deposits. Hart­ available at one convenient location: the nearest office of pteaaant beginning, and must seem, to czar, Stans may be overex­ Amapolia and West Point. all except the most extremist hawks in The idea of totally-free state highcr- tending himself. The State and "What interested me most ford National can make systematic savings entirely auto­ Hartford National, the Choice bank. the Rusk corner, a reassuring presence eduoation ie unrealistic in terms of the Agriculture Departments, tradi­ was hia work,” Hoalett wrote. ja y richard p . m . earnings potential and the spending 7 In hia high poet. Whether he W(ll prove tionally free trade champions, He . . . had been largely respon­ habits of today’s young people. To Invest fed Stans would represent the sible for drawing up war plans aa Mrong a figure, and aa Ihlluentia) more in cigarettes, cars, and movies for good aa Mr. Rusk may have been notoriously protectionist views for the defense of the area. He than Is personally Invested in the class­ of Commerce Department bu­ explained them to me with the tor hia own ol^U ves, remaJtia to be room experience underwiltea for the reaucrats. Indeed, the Office of enthualaam of a genius." acted out. The reeaonabienese the other future just the kind of materialistic dis­ Special Trade Representative Elsenhower showed Haslett day may have been uncertainty, (he tortion which so many educators today was created In 1962 to bridge hie "work room’’ and Haslett openmlndedneaa a deliberate poae to woo decry. parochial differences between commented: We don't think the kids or their par­ departments. “Thla was particularly unu­ HARTFORD NATIONAL a difficult committee, the free apeaking ents should be soaked. TV/3D NEWS , a temporary accident which the Nixon Moreover, as the CObinet's sual at a torrid, laolated poet, w H rvj I'l But it is sheer nonsense to claim that most rigid conservative, Stans where moat officers apent their wMeiK uoN ir a o a to wohk roe eeoeie „ admtailati^Uon will now decide *iouht some reasonable and productive tuition not h^ipen again. hlmsell inclines to protection­ off hours In trying to keep cool charge cannot be applied at the Uni­ ism. But he will aggressively and amused." HMIiOM • (AST HMIIODU • IXSI HMIfMU • (LM»000 • *INU$M • MIHtllMKlII • N(»l(l(,t0N • MADCHiSUI • IAIIUIM.I0N • lOAtHNUIOII • HAmilKON • FtllNAa • a U llA l VlUAU On tliunday, however, the new Secre­ versity of Connecticut. We hope the gov­ champion whatever policy Mr. Cone foraver wss the carefree aOAIM MCSVlNOAflAU • NOlWICM • MONlVIlll • COUMSUt • NtW lONCOII • krSIIC • HIANIIC • WO SAYBAOOA • SIONIAl.IOA • ISSIA • CAOIOa • WAIlWOm) » UOtAAO • MIOOUIOaN tory of atmto encouraged many peofde ernor, the General Assembly—and even Nixon chooses. "If Dick Nixon cadet who had studied from ne­ Connecticut's most eohrful television station begin thMdng plua tfaoushta about President Babbldge — will sidestep all told me to stand on my head, cessity at the Academy, Just Mm. _ the emotion and look sensibly at the I’d do,It.” Stans tells friends. ML / m u iSHi/ff ! UfilS M oC VlCToRVUm 'cUCK*'aiCK'' enough and no more. facts. — NEIW HAVEN REGISTER. 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Liurd Ciittmg O bituary Heart Attack V ernon Grass Fires Hushed Crowds Gather MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, ’ APRIL 1, 1969 PAGE NINE M ilitary by BCia. Dova JTaooba Kills Judge TFomaa Gets Year in Prison Follow Track To View Funeral Train Andover ICnk Dora Jacobo of Clove- Crestfield Will Open land, Ohio, mottter of Albert S. (Continued from Page O n e ) ------—------You Should Know $613Mimon In Ray Trial For Her Part in LSD Sale Into Tow n Dwight Elsenhower, has been « tram Pa^e Om ) Jacob* of 87 Fei«uaon Rd., died Whan Donald Ctawveai flnt Help Needed After a fatherly lecture, a juana but said she stopped be- hymn: "Onward, Christian Sol- rescheduled for Hinrsday at 4 Friday at her home. (Oonttnoed from Pat(e One) A grass fire, fed by a brisk dlera.” Donald S. Genovesl part in the. Vietnam war. ■At federal Judge In Hartford today cause of Slneas. p.m.. In the Municipal Building waa tfaotad state repreaentattve New Self-Care Wing wind, .burned for several in the front row sat the taH, Hearing Room. leant two * ^ * L r * ^ ^ ^ Blackwell eald that no mo- Shaixm Courtr " I ’m going to Impose a July 26, 1967, in a qiealal elao- For the NeW Representatives from the CreatfieW Oon-watescent Hospital’s new 18-room self- World Wlar n •ubmaiinee and jren, and Hve creat-mndchll- ***•■ ^ right of S»89 White St. to a year sentence m you for yolir own ^ Charles de ^ tkn In the ath Assembly Dls- Hartford NaUonal Bank and care wing wiffl be open for public inspection tomorrow Mms are unlikely to be In the combat dren! habeas corpus was on file In his In ^ e r a l prison for her part good," ho toM the wom^M. "Y ou Prerident SYance, around 789 Goodwin St., near comrade hi arms of Elsenhower Trust Co., vdilch manages the tilct. It was no real surprise to Ball Season from 8 to 8 p.m, and will be put into operation Mondaiy. **>•. Navy aourcea sahL None phe funeral and burial w»r* °^ce- He did not speculate on tablets, will have a chance to regain some houses, and ending In and now, at 78, among the last town’s Pension Fund, will be <1 onyon*. (tompletlon of toe wing b rin gs ------art------major.------waiahlpe.« were . how ..Ray's...... letter might be inter­ pj,e frall-looklng woman, who your strength and your health Mrs. Edna Sides, chairman held Sunday In Oeveland. Buckland In Manchester Just of the allied leaders of that bru- present to explain their Inveet- toe hospital on Vernon St. to room and nourishments will be "TbsM are all low priority preted. Is 22, was convicted Feb. 19 In and hopeftdly a better attitude He hod nm for the vacancy of the Recreation 'Onnmlsslon, past the Buckland Cemetery, tal war. ment operation for the fund. available throughout the day. forces and their deletion should Mrs. Doming* Montalvo Blackwell said Ray would al- K ® toward your own place In so- . ' created the month before by the has announced that planning is 123 beds. It was built in 1968 as i The fire was discovered short- Lyndon B. Johnson, one of the The Pension Board Is In the A self-service snack unit can be ’ * not have aiqr aignlflcantly ad- Mrs. D o m ln p r ir im r ^ Mon- ®«rtalnly have been entl- J” “ V* ” - death of hia brother, Vincent, In progress tor this spring and a 60-bed hospital and expand­ ■ it v«rae Impact on the Navy’s ly after noon today. nation’s two surviving ex-Presl- process of a one-year study, to '' and the name Oenovosl was the used at cuiy time by toe patients. •' talvo, 64, of Hartford, mother ® trial If Battle had _ tablets Im I Aug^ "There Isn’t any reason," early summer season of Uttlo ed in 1964 to 91 beds. overall combat capabilities,’’ The fire was battled by Ore- dents, returned to Wariiington determine wdiether It would be magic word. There will be a full acUvltlee of Benny Montalvo of Cooper signed the minutes of the ®®, were s hearing where the . , <»n’t make something out of a siseable numiber of boys are by Arnold La'wrenoe, arcMtect, "For example, the number o t trlct department, the Town Fire exactly one year to the very day agement of the fun^ to another last November, a Republican Mrs. Ruth Converse, recreation Intereated and that several and buUt by the Louis School- gunfire mlpport and Market serving Department and the East Hart- after his historic announcement agency. winner In an otherwise Demo­ direetdr for Oeetfleld. The pro­ qualities, but the situation in teams wUt be formed if there nick ConstrucUon C o. of Hart­ Time Patrol ship, in Southeast ford fire department. that he would not run a g a i n ------cratic year in Mancheeter, he gram Includes crafts, music ap- which you find yourself Just Is enough help from parents and ford. Asia can now be reduced since ^ t o . Courtright’s coun- doesn’t Resent aiT ^ p or^ - Firemen beUevo the fire was But missing from the 2,100 . surprised a lot of peoide, includ- others interested. predatlon, games, and outside fi ' Survivors also Include B other Battle’s body was found by The wing, designed tor am­ ^ ■ na'val combat operations ty fob that at all.’ caused by a train engine, mourners was Milton S. Elsen^ ing political leaders of both entertainment which will take op era tion s mns, S daughters, 2 brothers, a James Beasley, an assistant die- imposed bemuse of her " North Church The commission makes toe bulatory patients, will be a com- «gainat North Vietnam have sinter. 18 ia grandchildren, 2«» ^______impoaea oecause o* ner very trayeaing along the tracks spew- hower, 68, youngest brother of parties. place In the actl'vUy area and on trict attorney general who was small participation” in the sale. The Judge’s lengthy talk to IMUal plans for toe baseball plstely separate facility with 1 been terminated.’’ great-grandchildren, and sev­ Ing ^larks. President. Dr. Elsen- He won os Donald Oenoveal, a spacious terrace during plea­ one of the prosecutors In Ray’s Judge M. Joseph Blumenthal the girl was regarded as un­ program but is riot able to take ramped exits. Its own kitchen, eral nieces and nephews. case. The grass near the tracks hower, who coDpased with and he won by a comfortable sant summer weather. asked if she had anything to usual. Judge Blumenthal Is not T o B u ild over toe actual operation of dining room, tiled baths and a 'The funeral will be held to­ which is dry on the surface, fatigue before the funeral, was plurarity. For Donald Genovesi, Coffee and refreahmenta will BE SURE . 7WHIIS hM been serving the Heme Owner i ^ say. known for taking much time coacMng, supi^ylng of needed ^niociouB patients’ lounge. There morrow at 10:18 a.m. from the- ignited quickly and burned rap- considered In satisfactory condl- In ttie piwvlous 17 months, and be served at tomorrow’s open f Damatos Appeal "All I can say is I’m sorry," when imposing sentence. equipment, scorekeeping and for 87 YEARS. Per a complete FREE INSPECTION of Maple Hill Chapel, 88 Maple idly, but firemen had the many tlon today. P arsonage even before, had built up a host are ten double rooms and eight house. Mrs. Courtright broke In to such. Now playing equipment yeor home by e TormHo Control Export, iwporvleod St., Hartford, with a solemn School Starts Mrs. Courtright said. "I don’t single rooms wMch like the rest Assessments on ;^i;;t“eto;''tr;:y. i i^e judge Uiat she had an « ^ e ^ o r t h umted Methodist of aupporten — by hU sincertty, la needed and quite a few people high Maas of requiem at Sacred Ms pleasing peraonaUty, his o t the hoepltal are carpeted from by the finoet techniMi staff, phone our noatott didn’t think I did anything." to go to hair dress- ' Church voted to build a new are required if all of file young wall to wall. Each room has Us local efficot Easter Events friendlineaB, and Ms open eox Two Apartments people wiahing to play are to individual toUet facility. p. •I r. "r •uss to peoptaa’ problems. i realize that wish. Manchester builders Ray- diet Cemetery, Bloomfield, Easter actlvlUea started today point In placing her on i t e a s ^ g or ^r^e the tm eks, batUe against 'seven heart M- Hie rooms are in decorator Knt»I« oo»l,v„« ^ John Post, HIv«n as Manchester went for Robert a EeHs, I|rtnxn Rd., INCOME TAX mond F. Damato and Louis C. Friends may call at the fu- 22 YWCA nursery school *i®7’ ^ ^ ® ®i*™enf^ said. „fber useful occupat^’^v^^e Huckland Cemetery, It tacks and( finally, colors and will be equipped with 649-9240 ^ DemocfSls Humphrey, Riblcoff, Is acting as c(x>rdinator. He Damato are appealing the as- neral chapel tonight from 7 to childrenIren, and will hopefully end » * *®® *mTiuig her loose -you are gotnggoing." ’’ travelediraveiea up a steep bank and heart failure. **** Daddario, Barry, Mahoney and individual television sets, each ______.. „ . . * w TAto mvirun as*w\*w«e8around here and aithere__ O . . . * would like to hear from men furnished with remote pillow PREPARATION sessments placed against their 9. Mrs. Courtright and the G la s - toto the the towering Gothic . Bogghtl, it went also for ite one suoceesfuUy In two weeks with with one man or another Is this and women In town who would speakers and nurses’ call sys­ 48-unit apartment complex on ------tonbury youth were arrested “ meteiy It^lf. cathedral, the bod y^ borne " Republican winner — Donald MDIVIINIAL an experiment they will be .group that deals is and also be willing to serve as coadies, tem. Air condKloners are BUSS TERIOTE CONTROL COUP. New State Rd. and their 11-unlt Mrs. Edward H. Schaeffer after they met a federal agent , Firemen hoses from ,the by hearse to the train steUon in ® ^ ”®'~®'" “ 1®"*®* iu>*"e with Genovesl. BUSINESS AND nurturing and watching over indulges in the use of these soorekeepers, to help in regis­ tional and available In each apartment house at Main and ELLINGTON—Mrs. A. Kath In a Hartford luncheonette and Tanks (port- g,ght of the maJesUc dome ^ “ two-car garage were preaent- And, be did It the hard way. OlV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 that period. drugs,” the Judge added. Mrs. tration, or In otoer ways to In­ patient room. SMALL BUSINESS Woodbridge Sts., the latter In erine SchllUnger Schaeffer, 8B, from there went to a Zion St. carried on the the U.S. Capitol where Elsen- ®‘* *® ***® "members by Alton He won in a Dlatriot with a De­ Today the children visited Courtright has admitted In sure a large and successful Patients will be offered a the North End Renewal project, of 89 EUlngtcn Ave., wife of Ed- apartment „ where the agent methodically bower had lain In state for the ^*®*‘ huUdlng committee mocratic lead in registrations. Tho OM off A Lorgost in Conn. Mwoball program tor toe boys continental breakfast In their CoB In papers filed In the town ward H. Schaeffer, died yester- ? G^dena to see Easter court to taking LSD and marl- bought■----- • ■ the L^*'from~Gite1^'----- extinguished each fire. j„t j_„ chairm .— an. Genovesl, 37, last January, is clerk’s office, they claim that day at Sun C o ^ H «pltal. “ o®*". " 'd l<»m t o ------;------uuerry In town. No i»-evlouB experience robm with a regular breakfast There seemed to be no dam- . The new parsonage to cost - no Donald-comelately In Maxt- JASON J. NOiVITCH la called tor, Just toe wilHng- in the dining room later in the the value placed on their prop- Largo, Fla, after a brief Ul- *“® "^ y ‘*»e varieties. Thursday, age other than some burned albout $80,(XX> will be built on ’’’ Chester politics or civic affairs. ertles by the town assessor, and ness. * chick, and baby duck ness to share a few hours of morning. Lunch and dinner wlU 6 4 3 .^ 1 9 9 4 Farmington 6t. extension north A Manchester native, he is a H ig h Court time and effort during eight also be served in the dining upheld after a hearing by the Mrs. Schaeffer was bom Davidson €Uid Leven- A bout Town Board To Fill and west the church, on land I960 graduate of Manchester Read Herald Advertisements Board of Tax Review are March 18, 1884 In RockvUle and ^ Community Kdffee Krafters of the YWCA acquired a year ago for this weeks or so of the Little Leagu’i High School and a 1964 grad- season. "groasly excessive, dlspropor- had Uved ail of her life In the , will clOme to the W ill Decide will meet tomorrow at 9:80 a. m. Pension Post purpose. The pariMmage win in­ uate of the University of Con- VFW Entertains A meeting of the votunteers tlonate and unlawful." RookvlUe-ElUngton area. She at the Community Y. Members clude a study, a guest .bedroom. >•>' necUcut School of Business Ad- The town Board of Directors ^ will be held In the near future They ask that the valuations, was a member of Hope Chapter ‘® ^® experiment. Re- will continue making plastic dip ministration. Newington Vets and registration tor ttw boys whlch are baaed on the October q e S, of Rockville and EUliw- ‘*'® purchased 24 Rights Case flowers. Those working on tonight Is expected to appoint fop meetings. His family has lived In Man- will ibe held soon after that 1968 Grand List, be reduced to ton Grange. She was a m e m W ®**® now In the process of In- (Continued from Page One) beaded flowers are reminded to Anderson-Sbea Post of thOj^TTiomas C. Monahan, chief Nutmeg Homes, Manchester ' Chester since 1919, and it has their "true and actual value. meeting. In toe meantime those .. ^ Mayflower Re- Each day the children complete wiring of beads toefore VFW Is qponsorlng a Variety building inspector, to be the building and developer, has countless friends cmd acqualn- WASHINGTON lA Pl __ wiring 01 Deaosmeiore mwiiauruig a. vaneiy willing to hrtp should cafl Bells. .The assessor placed a j value bekalT-iiM“ i ijuugo.L od ^ 7peer. Into the------Incubator- when "-i-iii 1 j . j .® toe meeting. Hostesses are Mrs Show tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the been awarded the contraict for .. . tances. employe representative to the Bridge Night Survivors, besides her hus- ^f® *!®‘ ‘“rnlng the eggs Wilfred Usk and Mia. V M. Newington Veterans Hoepltal. Its oonstructlon which wUl start '■'« Genovesl is on the GOP Town Town Pension Boartf and. to the immediately. ^ Ctommittee and was Republt- Last Friday’s Recreation Pension Trust Fund Board of can leader In Voting District 1. Commission-sponsored Bridge Light (Charles Sterling, chairman of Night showed that anything can Trustees. He started work in a Main rro. ji . . toe chuioh finance committee. happen In such a game. Players all The directors are meeting at .i, , . 7, - St. Insurance agency in 1967 and building atot theIh. Main-Wood, "®^.’ ” *11 SchUllngOT, 8 p.m. * presented the financing of the formerly finishing In high RockvUle. “r e " “s chicks j,is=,.f„rriL'rr,r prison ^ ’"* e t tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the dancers, whlstlens and Jugglens. new paracmage to the memlber- . has owned It since 1963. bridge apartments. Monahan would replace Mrs. places traded such places with Funeral sendees wlU be held emerge into a new world. . . . , „ Elks Home. Mrs. Kenneth Members of the VFW Auxllla- He is a former president of The Damatos have retained shlp, and it was also approv­ those usjally In consolation 'n'u™d».y at 1:80 p.m. at the ^ meantime, the cWldren Dorothy Kenny for the unex- ed. the Manchester Associatlqn of bualneaa Ajumrinto iriirte u »«tee is v.4a.iijiiiuichairman qiof methe meet- ry headed byuy mMia. xv. Theiosa inerea Van spats. Winning high score were In Funeral Home, 19 EUlng- ^ creaUng Uielr own bun- plred term to November 1971. ;7 Independent Insurance Agents, Gerbert,Gerbert. were convicted Inin 19«7 f"?' Members are reminaedreminded to ney, rwepuaihospital cnairman. chairman. wui The present parsonage at TO partners Mr. and Mrs. Law- ^ A^e., Rockville. The " ‘ ®® bonnets. There will be Mrs. Kenny resigned from town r., a former vice president of both In New York aty of selling a *®*’ *^® ‘"etoUaHon. serve Easter candy and re­ employe ^en In ronce Moe; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ’ Paul J. Bowman, pastor of the ®**® color, and chances are the Manchester Jaycees and County Court of Common Pleas. large block ef unregist^ed , ------freslunents to the patients. vi.i Giaboff were second high, Union Congregational Church of Eaatter bunny will matlcaUy was removed from ^“® i^® ^8 y®®»*- '^11 the Manchester Rotary Club, Manchester WATES wUl meet Others participaltlng In the be placed on the market for and Robert Campbell and B. appear In person. stock owned by them or mem­ membership to the two agencies. and has served as chairman of RockvUle, wUl officiate. Burial tonight at, the Italian-American event include Donald Bowers, sale. Burton Smyth were third. No bers of the Wolfson family, The town charter specifies the Manchester Heart Fund. wUl be In Grove HIU Ci^emetery, Club and not last night as re- Post hospital chairman; COry meeting of toe group will be TTiree Winners Wolfson was fined |100,000 in that one of the four members He served In the U.S. Army Rockville: ported In yesterday’s Herald. Crane, adjutant; WUliam held on Good Friday, but play addition to the prison sentence. of each board must be a town ' Ordlneuice from 1966 to 1967, Friends may call at the fun­ Drugg Semihar We^hlng In wUl be from 7 to Hearn; Mrs. Kenneth Aseltlne, will be resumed on April 11 In In Science Fair Gerbert was sentenced to six employe. and was discharged with th e eral home tomorrow from 2 to S. The program wUl include a Auxiliary president; Mrs. Dtm- the church social room at 7:46. months in prison and a 160,000 The Pension Board meeting rank of first lieutenant. Three Manchester students 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Opens Tomorrow fine. Hat Parade. aid Bowers, Mrs. Laura School Menus scheduled for yesterday, and He met hts wife, the former w e n among more than 60 ^>e- , , , _ ------. Eoabert, Mrs. William Lunch menus at toe Elemen­ Lynn, canceled because of the day of I » Mary CJyran of (jhlcopee Falls, dal awards recipients at the James A. McNeU The first of a three-part Lakota Council, Degree of and Mrs. Mary E LeDuc tary school for toe rest of toe mourning for former president 1Mass., when he was stationed concluslan of the third annual James A. McNeil, 68, of West seminar on the drugs and nar- Pocahontas, win meet tomor­ week will be: Wednesday, Bids Invited at the Springfield (Mas s.) Connecticut Science Fair Sat- Hartford, formerly of Manches- row at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fel------baked ham, parslied potato, coUcs problem will be held to­ Armory and she was working uidoy at the West Hariford tor, died yesterday at his home. lows HelU. hlrs. Katherine Eyes « t sliced carrots, bread and butter, morrow and successive Wednes­ On Apartments there as a secretary. Aimory. He was the husband of Mrs. of Bethel, great Pocahontas, Vcm Oll cocaanut pudding; Thursday, days at 7^80 p.m. In the Tiling ■ The couple lives at 71 Strick- Betty Ann Kupctuinos and Honora Dunn McNeU. For Elderly and her .board of great chiefs ------— shepherd’s pie, buttered beets, wUl make their official visita­ I land St. with theif three daugh- Carole L. Cluqiman, East Cath- Mr. McNeil was bom OOt. 6, Junior High School cafetorium.___ He repeats Ms call, m'Ode sev­ understands why many state celery isUcks, dinner rolls, Invttatlons to bid on the 76- tion. A buffe( will be served. [ M ters, Diane, 9, Maryann, 4, and oUc IQgh SchixU Juniors, were 1903 in Miancheater, son of ^®.._®®*1®® being sponsored Mayor^s Office April FooVs? eral times, "to cut toe gover­ legislators are pressing for grapefruit. Milk is served with by the Manchester Adult E!ve- housing for the elderly In Lynn, 20 months. Lynn was an wtoners in the physical dlvl- Arthur and Sarah Pike McNeU, ...... nor’s budget by $260 million and changes which w ^d make toe meals. slon. filarlier In the flair. Miss and had Uved in West Hartford nlng School In cooperaUon with toe North End Renewal Pro- Manchester Gilbert and Sul- I M tiectlon gift. She was bom just hours after her father to declare a two-yeu morato­ State Assembly a more Kupchunos was awarded second for the past 29 years. Before the IlUng Parent Teachers J“ * we*i* out today. Bid open- Uvan Workshop wUl have a ^68 Budget Message Issued Manchester Evening Herald I MM learned of his first victory. rium on new programs." respected body, equal In impor­ bonon by the (Connecticut Scl- he retired, he was employed at Oiganizatlon and (Chamber of tofiT wtU be May 8 at 2 p.m. at dress rehearsal tor its produc- Andover correspondent, Law­ IJJJ Donald Genovesl, in the 1966 And, he has followed the lead tance to the administrative and enoe Associatian. Pratt and Wiltney Small Ttool, Commerce." the Majichester Housing Au- "Mikado” tonight at Mayor John Grant’s office Grant said this is begltming to ' fall campaign, was Manchester of other Republicans in toe leg­ Judicial branches of govern­ rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. Charlee Ertel, Grade 7 stu- West Hartford. He was a mem- Frank Vogel of the Division thorlty office on Bluefleld I>r. 7 at Bailey Auditorium. yesterday. In sending out his be an alarming Item reflecting budget message along with bud- state mandates. He termed as chairman of the LaBonne for islature — he has withdrawn ment. — dent at St. M dgot School, took ber of the West Hartford Lodge ?!. RehabilltaUon of Total coat of the project Is sponsorship of bills calling for first prize among weather ex- of Elks, the Elmwood Business- department of Edu- 11,133,000 which wlU come from The Ladles Auxiliary of Man- 8^1 proposals for the coming another spiraling Item Insurance State Senator Conuntttee, yet "Respect for public officials Drowninir'Victim added state spending. appears to be fading,” he ex- urowm ng vicum hitilts in the Junior dlvislan. He men Association, and the West f®“ ®” "d** describe the the Housing and Urban Develop- Chester (Chapter, Disabled year. Inadvertently sent out last costs, which are up $29,762 over ly * found the time to help campelgn for his brother, Vincent. His ex­ Those bills include proposals was presented with a trophy by Hartford (Chamber of (Com- '""® ‘ ‘°"® ®°'"® agencies in- office In Now York, American Veterans, will elect year’s message, last year. plains. "In some instances toe NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A mid- the Ocnnecticut Valley (Chapter merce. volved in combating drug and The 19 buildings holding 76 officers at Its meeUng tomorrow In the 1969 message. Issued Other items which have gone perience then carried over to his for widening and reconstructing public respects toe title of state die-oged municipal employe, I own campaigns in 1967 and 1968. Oakland St., tor plaolng a Motor of the American Meteorological Survivors, besides his wife In- ®*’""e and addlcUon. apartments and a community at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home, today, the mayor said expecta­ up considerably, the mayor representative. In other in- Patrick Gallagan, was named |!ir! His reaction was mixed toe Vehicles Department branch of­ Society for his project, “The elude two sons, Arthur J. Me- ••• °P®®P*® tom- center will be on four acres of tion of a substantial______increase in said, is Interest on bonded In- stances there appears to be no Monday afternoon as the drown- Manchester Grange will meet the Grand Lit, as expressed in debtedness, which is at $609,426, mrnm night of his election last Novem- fice In Manchester, and for state Rain C ycle." Nell and Raymond R. McNeil, iliar with drug abuse and who land on the luirthwest com er of reactlon.” ' jng victim who was found about tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange last year’s budget message, has an,Increase of $235,000, and IZZ ber — happiness for himself, sor­ purchase of Case Mt. Miss Chapman’s project was both of Canton; a sister, Mrs! will relate some of their ex- realigned N. Main St. and N. But, to his friends and family, 20 feet from shore in the lake periences will be part of the School St. Hall. Refrertiments will be been vindicated by a $444,000 In- payment or principal, $820,850, row tor the losses sustained by "A Study of the Water Quality Elizabeth Durand of West Hart- "Under our present circum­ Donald Genovesl ia definitely a at A.W. Stanley Park, presentation. The seminar dls- There will be 62 served, and there will be an crease in projected tax reve­ up $266,000 for a total of $1.- his fellow Republicans, at Three Sites in the Hockanum” ford; and four gmndcWldren stances, they can be delayed," respected figure. They are Police said Gallagan was sin- cuOTion approach will be used, and 24 one-bedroom apartments toble. nues for the coming year. 330,000. j “ He says now that, before July he explains. proud of him. gle and an employe of the pub- (Snlpslc Lake, Union Pond, East Funeral services wUI be held mm 1967, he had no Idea that he At 7, the Illing PTO will hold renting for $42.60 and $52.60 per ------He said that about $186,400 of He explained that this ac­ He says, we have to work to­ R is dlffi'cult even to specu- lie w rits department, Hartford). She received a *80 tomorrow at H a.m. at the would ever run for state office. its spring business meeting, at month. ~ this can be delegated to gen­ counts for almost 14 mills by It­ ward a more realistic state bud­ late that he will ever do any- New Britain detectives were tuition scholarahip from Talcott Richard W S h e ^ ‘ ™hi.n h ® ™® Authority ^ ^ m self and the increase this year mrnm He says that he often had toe eral government as ‘‘gross.” get—one that the people can af­ thing to destroy that pride and contiiniing to in'vestigate 'the cir- ML Science (Center in Avon for Ho.^1084 New ih^ ®^“' 1"® DcmOCrat O ub represents 4.4 mills. He termed The mayor further said that —*• thought of running for local of- ford, and yet one that still will respect. >i.cum3tances of toe drowning. ^ m e r study in the Student West^’l ^ o r d b e M f b U ? r “ as "outrageous” the spiral In »'®'"e toniSht fmm 7 to 9 7:80 p.m. at Iona Hall, Regent minimal cuts. , , The board will set dates for I He believes there is little to nium. We’re playing catoh-up ciety. Its nature was unknown St. In expla^tton of a request of meetings to go over each budget. J ' choose on the local scene be- firsts, even before we can even at this writing. Fenton Funeral Rhes In Mexican Mine Delegates wlU also be elected Fire Department 1 for a new ^ ® attempt to take care of new WESTERN public hearing I tween Republicans and Demo- niing Junior High School team HARTFORD (AP) — Funeral (Continued from Page One) for the Democratic State (Con- truck. Mayor Grant noted that w mo which will be held later this ] 1 orats. "All are working to make program s." venUon May 10 alt the Hartford would be replacing a 20-year- of Cheryl (Champy and Deborah ^rvices were held here Mon- Mexico’sI’s biggest bteeest coal produc- coal nroA.e. survivors from this type of month. PASSOVER • Manchester a better town in Genovesl says that being a Gilkey won first honors for “ Ef- Police Sgt. Prands X. ers P^'oou methane gas •explosion,” said HUton Hotel. old one. The total proposed budget, tor I which to live," is his philosophy. state representative is "a very fecU of Stimulants and Depres- Fenton, « , who was slain last Earlier Rblando Villareal the ^®®® Valdez Martinez, excava- The proimn Mud. a ”ag. general government and educa^ WITHOUT exhilarating experience. * f y^V>lr^4 » ______< But, he beUeves there are de- B E E F W fiM C r sants on Gerblls,” and Marjorie Thursday as he tried to inter- company’s pubUc relations’ o fff ^®'’ company. ------—pa^y. Rayx-.«u»c F »».. , , j k tlon Is $8,784,544, uian mcroase Increase w of ! *, finite differences between toe "Prom my close contact with Taggart'Taflwirt thirdfH-irH honors for “ (Com- vene In a barroom dispute.jj— a. ^ ^ puDuc reiauons ofii villftrAni nniri vir4ii »!«»«. inT^ * Ji * n ploii as demanded by the char- ' * w-reuae %m ' two parties on toe state level— people, whether In my private parison of Ruminant and Human cer, had reported that officials fer.ter, has generated a substantial toe current fig- Femon is survived by his wife beiieved 305 miners were apparently had accumulated in wines. Club members may bring ure. {flRion's? ! notably in fiscal matters. business or In my pubUc ser­ Stomachs." one of the mine pockets and ex­ a guest to this meeting increase In government operat- ^ four childr^. He was off- trapped. This figure later was I "A state budget,” he says. vice, I believe that I know how ploded at 5:46 p.m. shortly after “ ihg costs of $19,989 over last Open Tues., Wed., Sat UU 6 — Thuro. and Fritey till 9 fajtillv "shot** uniform when reduced by company officials Those wishing more informa- year, 1 should be predicated on need, toe people are thinking,” he a shift change. Three miners ‘ n>*ked out for toe thinking.’’ the blast rocked houses In Bar- of the event, or members of her some $88,000 includes $60,000 lor exciTtH«c®'^*See« committee: Mrs. Nicholas Jack- I problems of the average tax- Being a lawmaker, he com­ Party Meets roteran. Only one came out, salarles due to the new pay ston, Mrs. Theodore Brinda- ; payer." ) 1 ments, has definitely changed Wednesday Only saying his companions were plan and the union contract. It F a B U u o o s Friendship Masons To Get more and Mrs. Francis Plsch. also includes $16,000 for new ■ He explains, "I don’t mean his llfeC “ I find that I have no (Continued from Page One) trapped by cave-ins. Z that we should neglect the lower time to waste and that I must CENTER OUTOT Lopez said there was “ a lot of cruisers. 99 tarian revolution, or purge, that « Income groups, but that we parcel my time." confusion at first” and soldiers In the public works budget, Mao began In 1966. Third Grjind Lodge Plaque the mayor said some $87,000 ROLL W AWNINQS * should have a cling-off period. Genovesl says that he now SWORDFISH STEAKS la 89° had to control the grief-stricken Four Complaints * We can’t keep piling up the bur- C H lC C O A T relatives. Later, "when they was cut from the general main­ tenance requests against a cut —den on those paying toe bill." Heard by Mayor “ Genovesl says that, from the W e also have Fresh Scallops, HacJdock, Floun­ , Who was ousted from his Masters plaque th as manv for lOfia <■___ _ they calmed down and the sol- of $140,000 made last year. plaque m as many for 1969 changes from three to calmed down and the sol — letters he has received from the FOR govemment and party positions y«ears Only four town residents, all The welfare budget Increased when the 181st annual____ four groups. diers were able to control the elderly, on fixed Incomes, and der and Dressed Smelts at popular prices. by the Central Committee last convention of the Grand Lodge with complaints, attended to­ 96,OOf> over last year. Mayor FABRICS'’ The banquet speaker tonight rituatlon'," he said, ••■from people working two Jobs, o b t a n _____ November. of (fonnecticut opens with a day's two-hour Board of EMrec- will be Joseph J, Casper as- Bamos, director of .the Z Just to make ends meet, "I am Cosmetics China watcheia generally as- banquet in Hartford tonight. sistant director of the FBI ^ed Cross hospital In nearby J®*"® com m en t session, manned Burned that because Liu had Some 700 Masons wlU attend -•-convinced they wont relief from Guests will Include the grand Sabinas, said he doubted any of ®^- ®*eyor Nathan AgostinelU. existing burdens, and aren’t rrs plaids, sohds..- audi a broad following in the the opening banquet at the One complained that the ad­ CHARBE YOUR group master of Masons in Delaware, m en, would be found alive, happy about facing new taxes." junior steest* party, Mao was forced (o delay Hartford Hilton. The Grand who is Lt. Ool. Warren Schuel- “ After the explosion they ministrative aesistont propoaed calling the congress. It is now Lodge, sessions will raESGRVnON He says that he is not for a be tomor- er Sr., executive officer of the could have died from suffoca- by Town Manager Robert Weiss state Income tax at this time, Liggetfs Thursday in the hotel’s Delaware State Police; and the tlon, toxic poisoning or from in his 1969-70 tentative budget HERE PASSOVER BARTOHETTE^ because he believes that "find­ Earn Extra Money Brand master of Texas Masons, burning," he'sald. J’ff-anyone Is is not needed. BARTON’S new sculptured ing new sources of revenue Is At The Parfcad* Harold V. Hubbard, who was " ’ho is MaJ. J. Guy Smith, com- ahve. It may take ix> long to get Another complained that the W E H O N O ^ multitone chocolates. Each not toe problem. worshipful master of Friend- landing officer of the Texas to them that they will die from curbing installed by the town For Windmifi, Pottos, tiny piece filled with nuts, ’’’nie problem," he insists, "Is MANCHESTER ship Lodge in 1968, wlU accept Department of Safety. lack of oxygen. Unfortunately ®" Fhlllp Rd. le not needed, and Door Conopiot fruits, cordials or cremes. how we spend It (revenue), not Personal Notices the plaque for his lodge, and The grand master of Masons the explosion occurred at the " ’“®>’t even wanted, on the / m a s t e r ^ h a r g m Deliver Telephone Books A colorful painting of Jeru­ how we raise It." cUaitions will be presented to hi CbnnecUcut is Gall L. Smith mouth of the mine, so there was basils that a curb without a aide- 1 THEINT^I^KCASD j IS Docerotor Colert salem decorates the box the chairmen of 1968 for pro- o f Windham, who retired last no escape." walk creates poor drainage and In Memoriam _____ Sm M« For cover. I lb. 12.79 Men or women with or light trucks to deliver Id •Jid______kndng memory of BTammlng, public relations, and year from the Connecticut State Mine company spokesmen es results In mud. ^ ------Tbociuui Tbrnllivoiii, who parsed Just one of BARTON’S telephone directories in Manchester, Wapping, Bol­ C O M B im Mray April u 1068 Masonic culture and informs Police as cbmmandlng officer timated rescue operations would The third (ximplalnant tdalm- MR. BUSINESSMAN tion. They are Raymond E of the Danielson Troop. take between 24 and 48 hours. ed that the salt used In the win- ALUMINUM many Kosher-for-Passover ALTIRATIOliB INttUDID AMIRICA'S LAROKBT PAMILY CLOTHINS CHAIN Always • sUem heartache. CM4a«K IT ton and surrounding areas. Bogue, treasurer and past mas Tonight's two guests will re- but a Red (Tross spokesman In *®r on town highways la candies and pastries. Come The most valuable asset doesn’t ap­ Many a silent tear see them all. B it alwaya a beautiful memory ter, who was in charge of cul ceive Pierpont Edwards medals Mexico City said: "If the men Polluting Center Spri>«B Pond, • DOORS pear on your balance sheet—your key Of one we loved so dear Please report for hire and route eeleetkm on Wednes­ ture and information; and Har for outstanding service to the were very' deep. It might take a tous preventing the water from men. Investigate Key Han Insurance • WINDOWS WE HONOR Badly Missed. old E. Turklngton, present mas fraternity and the public. week.” freezing sufficiently tor Ice day, April 2, from 8:80 ajn. to 4 pjn. CMhlren ' ~ today. and Qrandciilldren ter, who was chairman for both During the two-day conven- Red Cross workers and volun- shatlng. iWa person, a man, W i T s - ISXik • CANOPIES phone.. .write.. .visit Cvd of Thanks '^'®' “®"' ®“'®'’ ®"’®"'^‘® "’ll! be made, teers from nearby mines at Sal- a»ked tor a halt In the use of 1 TWi IWT^jwW OMQ 1 OUR LAYAWAY PLAN -jy*. to extend our heart- _ . , , reports presented, and grand tillo, Coahuila, Torreon, Nueva soK. • JALOUSIES ' PRO ms. CO.. Inc. 9 9 9 JOHN E. DOYLE ------^ J 'iiSJS dupli^iM ®'*®*- P®*®“ ®"“ E»peralta And the fourth complainant. PINE PHARMAOY Free FatImBleS' E-Z Terms \ '/o Knighto o t Columbus •tMOtbag wymfmthy and •™HW . .. ended. ru ^ ed to Barroteran to assist. a womcin, claimed that a town ♦ 68 Connecticut Blvd. •84 CENTER ST. East Hartford 138 MAIN STREET—MANCRESTER , James 1 1 . Friendship Lodge will be rep- Nueva Roaita were injured her driveway. She aaid that the BILL TUNSKY 628-4447 H yad . BIANCHESTEB. CONN. ommetitinn jblLf*^***® **’® *'*®e'*tod at the banquet and when their truck overturned, same thing happened last year New York Life Ineuranee CompanY Please do not phone—bring auto liability bisunuioe policy. aHw- JoiiiM M. years, and convention by their three top and three were reported In orlU- and that the damage was n a ^ Uf* Inturanc* • Group Inauranc* d siiih fr Jessie. / «y»d has won first place In the small officers or their proxies. cal oondlUon ed by the t o m T ^ T E L 649^14 m m Additional work available, hourly rate Female help needed FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR Annuillea • Health Inauranc* for telephone work. Male tartp 'needed to work as loaders. At Rt. 177 (PliUnvIlli* Ave.) Route 6 (Scott Hwuiiip Rd.) Route 5 -^ ii Eawt Hartford Town Line J. Pwiaion Plera For 'The B ig Man In Your Family, Visit Our Big Man’s Shop In Berlin, C m m .

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T ollan d or Makes New Proposal Washout Sum H O I S o u g h t b y Town Advertising for Bids MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN I HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES For Town-District Consolidation nUem iei A b o u t T o w n School Board On Meadowbrook Addition TWOROM B . OOHBK to MS «c«ln at oonaoUdatlnx the ment ahould be given the flrat OFTHl SeMnan Appren. John A. An- ^ . . dlstilot m m t r oystem. choice and preferential treat- WKh oriy one Item on the Bids tor toe construction of police, before he wae obeerved GOUKR "N o man is an island, entire it* saldl, son of Mr. and Mrs. lUtyVNr NMnan A®M tiBel- Hie dUtxlot lervles a 2jB mlU ment In the hiring of new fire- __ ^ ^ ^ ™^ the elght-ra$hB addition to toe ‘ he- POU®® “ ‘1 Mopped a RUU BJdkar AnM kX at lOl Prlnosten tt tl rasonunendinlr oonsoli- Ux rate, with l.» mlUa for men to run the new and old ‘he BoaM of EdUMUon Bt.. Mcently completed racniK Meadowbrook School are pree- sehf . . . any man's death diminishes M io a tlM TVnm of lAui- protection and l.» mills tor staOons. . . driver was Injured In toe nccl- training at toe U.S. Coast Guard Chwtor «D d the 8th U tfli- sanltaiy aewer service. "Third, so that the vast know- " voted to ask me ently being advertleed. me, because I am involved in man* Recruit Training Center, Cape V J 1 , f ties Dtrtrict end, fa letters reetdents in the Town of ledge of the present 8th District Building documents and {dans Pinewood Derby Wtamera kind." These words of John Donne, M ay, N ,J. *1 in **B*lchoBber Fine District pay directors is not wasted, I would *• account of M.M3.94 are being dlqilayed In offices In John Toombe captured first ...... «• tenmedi *’* f****** *<**■ A™ protection and propose that a sewer commls- 'd*^**' Title n. Public Law 89- ConencUcut, Rhode Island and i^ace in the Cub Scout Pliie- written in 1624, explain perfectly the MIw Carol Lynn Oteksiw, pny a sum equal to 78 per cent slon, composed of five District ^he Elementary and Sec- Maasachueetts. wood Derby held last week by daughter of M r., Jane Olekriw jfM it necnniff wWJl w * of their water charges for sani- directors and five members ontory Education Act. purpose of modern funeral service: To They may be examined at the members of Troop 16. of 186 Birch St., a Junior at town Bonrd of Directors, to tary aeiwer service. from the remainder of the town, Funds will be used to buy architect’s office, Raymond Runhera-up were second place give man fhe opportunity to adjust to Keene (N.H.) State College, la diMUBS the pnoposMl. Ihe town has tour active and be established for a minimum InstrucUonal media materials, Wisniewski Associates at Elm winner Joseph Rzewuski and one of toe flnaliats In toe Na­ b rooeoamandlnc mnaffMilnr one Inactive fire stations, period of 10 years. In this mam- library and audio-visual re- 6 the loss he feels at the passing of one at. In Windsor. Copies of the tWid place winner Barry J* t*!® District. Board of Directors April 8 at 8 6 Deerfield St., recently com­ The above Items are but p.m. In the hearing room of the The bids to be submitted In Miller and John Oalllc, athlete; mutUBlIy dlKUMwd.*’ the privately-owned Manchester .tw,.,.. ito. pleted the quartermaster officer three major ones that I feel are M unicl]^ Building. Richard Thornton, Randy Papa, AfosttesIU 1s proposlnc, if Water Oo. duplicate are to be delivered career course with honors at to the Board of Education of­ and Danny Dtmmock, wolf; Ted onasolhtotlMi becomes a toct, Dlstriot residents buy water Important. I am sure toere Sixty per cent of the pubUc Wisniewski, Peter Kaynor, the Quaiienmarters School, Ft. .. . __ . . . _ _ _ _ nrnare monvmany /itharw others tnafthat rrtiiincould benA school grant an^ sarfllwill be used to t.....buy fice in the IQcks Memorial that (1) the town construct an- from the Manchester Water Oo. Douglas Cropper, silver arrows, Lee, Va. mutually discussed. I feel that, library books, end will be dte- Sdwol ened A p ril 16 at 8 Boy Scout Troop 128 wlU meet mutual problems, we could con- lows: $398.98, Bennet; $211.42, p.m. row and denner stripes. msmben of the District Fire the town water department. Also, Danny Hampton, gold tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. at Com­ serve manpower, money and BenUey; $221, Bowers; $100, Complete bids are being taken Dspsrtment bo given preference The District presently is co­ arrow and two silver arrows; munity Baptist Church. Buckland; $164.94, Buckley; from general contractors for la the hlftng of new firanen tor operating wUh the town In the Michael Morosi, silver arrow; “ I believe that In unity there $186.63, Highland Park; $206.60, the general construction, includ­ tbs old and new tira atatlon, and construction of a $4.8 million, Marie Renick, silver arrows Community Baptist Church is strength, and I feel strongly Illlng; $207.24, Keeney. ing heaUng euid venUlatlon, (I) that a 10-member aewer townwide, sanitary-sewer proj- and a denner stripe, and Andy Senior Choir will rehearse to­ cotnmlsBlan be mdahllnlwiil. to **> Include a Northeast in- goals of the Town of Also, $142.32, Lincoln; $136.96, plumbing and electrical work, Marquis, a one-year pin. morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the well as cabinet and site aervs a minimum of 10 years terceptor and a secondary- Machester ad the 8th District Manchester Green; $7 12 .40 , high 0 8 Large Type Books church. work. aiMl to consiat of five members treatment plant. ®*‘® H*® «®me—to build a better school; $269.37, M artin ; $162.74, The Tolland Public Library from the District and five from With federal and state grants l^e 8th Dl^rict Nathan Hale; $1 89 .04 , Robert- Faces Two Charges has obtained a few bk8 printed Second Congregational the nmainder of the town. expected to provide 86 per,cent J*"*®’ *’® t**® son; $1 00 , South; $2 29 .37 , V er- A WlUlmantlc driver, Sheldon in large type tor the convenience Chiuch Youth CtM^r w ill re­ W Dtatrlct President Clinton of the cost, the remainder *^P®y®'‘- „ Planck: $2 78 .04 , W addell; A. Barrows, 40, will appear in of Us patrons. see fairway's ^ hearse tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. O’Btten was less than enthualas- wwild be prorated between the „ f"* o j ^ $187.67, Washington; and arcuit Court 12 Manchester, A new Summer Employment end the Senior Choir at 7:30 at tic today to AgoaUneUl’a pro- town. District and benefittlng meeting of the Board of n o 9 .1 4 , supplementary reading April 21 on two charges stem­ Directory for the UnUed States the church. poaj;^ manufacturing plants. Directors at your convenience, „brary. ming from an accident Sotur- is also now available. ^ T ^ a nothing new here,” ...... to further discuss and evaluate day. Hobo N igh t North United Methodist ha said. **OanaoUdatlan haa been He was charged with evading The VFW Post 241 wlU hold a Church confirmation class will augg eated m any tlm aa before. •• i»ppy <• u,. SS5„„1L,e,C'“C S ;ilan, instnicticnal Robert A. Niemann, 39, of a film, "Beyond a Doubt,’’ to­ good, aa toe mayor potato out,” between his proposal for con- _ „ , o , materials Alter director, re- Crestwood Rd. Manohestei' Evening Herald baskoti wHh our. Cancer Campaign Has Area Goal of $40^000 morrow at 7 p.m. In the Center D&Us Easter Animal Farm end "We era always strildation and previous pro- -mree Rockville High School parted that Manchester has Barrows left toe scene with­ Tolland correspondent Bette Congregational Church sanctu­ Two members of DAL’s “Easter Animal Fhrm’’ snuggle together In their cage at toe store. tor Joint diacuasdona on l*awUs is that he is recom- students were named winners purchased 16 Alms that ore re- out stopping, according to Q natrale, toL 878-2848. fino assorbnont! TTie aimual fund drive of the will run for the month a t A p ril Mra. Werhner said that the chapter on E. Center St. for ary. The animal farm, an Easter tradition at DAL, is now open. The farm consists of live baby mutual praUama.’’ mmdh^ deflnUe conditions, and special awards at the Con- talned In the M ElltO "bank.’’’ American Cancer Society be­ —cancer month. society offers many services to more Information, chicks, ducklings, rabbits and guinea pigs. All toe animals are being taken care of by Baa li^ been pro- that others didn’t. nectlcut Science Flair held Fri- . system Is able to Jehovah’s Witnesses will have ^fairway has avarything gins today with a $40,000 area Tlvo members a t toe Omega oanoer patients that l(Kal reel- Last year, Mrs. Werhner said, and Cackle of the 4-H Club of Coventry. 'Ihe leader of the club Is Mrs. Norma Wu, and mem­ posed many times in the paat 16 “nto taU text of Agostlnelil’s “ ~nT'~T,, i on films purchased by ov Kappa Delta fraternity at Man­ dents may not be aware of, and over 2,600 volunteers collected group discussions of a Bible aid yeara. Ttader toe team, of a !«»«• to toe 8th Dtetrict dlrec- ^ Saturday at the West sc^^^m T goal, half of the total to be bers taking care of the animals are Kathy Bronowitz, Sherri Appelsteln, Besmie Love, Held! chester Community College, she urges that anyone who is $40,000 in the ten-town area tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at 18 Miller, Sue Clay and Sharon Fales. An Etester bunny will Introduce small fry to the animals. ^wolal act paoaed by the 1966 tore foBowu; Hartford Armory. In the last eight weeks he and anting you’ll naadi raised in Manchester. ’The drive Transmission Lew Nedell, j;»nsldent on the left Interested should call the local served by the local chapter. Chanrbers St, 281 Woodbridge The bunny and toe DAL Teen Board plan to visit toe Children’s Ward at Manchester Memo­ State Aaasmhly. and a town or^ “I am sure you are aware, Jeffrey Wralght won a $76 said, 61 Manchester teachers ogg dye * ...... T>>p|cg. 24c-, and Joel Felman, vloe praeldent, St., 726 N. Main St., 144.Griffin rial Hospital to distribute bunny ears to the children on Thursday at 4 p.m. dlnance adopted In 1966, oonaoU- as I am, of the complex pirob- a certificate of Merit from the have requested 176 Items from pick up their containers to begin Rd. In South Windsor and Trottbies? ...... 2 9 c 4 dation may be authorised only lema facing us today as elect- Instrument Society of America, METRO, but have been able to the drive. This marks the sec­ Flrenoh Rd., Bolton. FALSETEETH "He Was Despised’’ from the by on affirmative vote by 8tb ed represenUtlvee of the people a certificate of Merit rom the obtain only 87. ond year that the MCC fratern­ Weiss Suggests $605fi00 ‘‘Messiah’’ bjr Handel. Diotrlct electon. of Manchester and resldenits of u.S. Air Force and a Hartford ______,• eoster napkins ...... [ 39em That Loosen I ity has collected money In town First Church of Christ, Scien­ Three-Hour Service At 2:80 p.m., the Rev. Ken­ Such a vote waa taken only toe 8to Distrlci. At times, these Courant Award trophy for clari- M i? j LET US HELP YOU for the Cancer Society. tist wUl have its We^esday ei^ from lOc^ Need Not Embarrass For Capital Improvements neth Steere, associate pastor of once, on April 12, 1967, and the problems seem Insurmountable, ty of presentatlonf. Wralght’s ‘-'"® ’Leggeu) m an fo u n d Don't live in fear of false teeth Mrs. Muriel Werhner, (above) Evening Testimony Meeting to­ Center CongregaUonal Church, ixopoaal loot by almost a 8 to 1 and fa t this reason I am writ- setenoe project Involved ex- Dead in FTre Ruins looeenlng, wobbllna or dropping Juat executive director of the ACS m orrow at 8 p.m. at toe church, If you'v* got transmissioii trouble, woH at the wrong time. For more security ’Town Manager R<>boiwn of Manchester, and Early Bird Special system in the police station, Weiss’ projectlcm for 1970-71 dist Church, Flast Hartford, wlU Hearing Room at the Municipal I would like toe opportunity to ' PLAGE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A Is $843,700, fo r 1971-72 It Is O nter Congregational Church conduct th e m editation at 12:06 ^revergonef ./ I $12,000 for enlarging the park­ Building, 41 Center Street, Man- ^>eak to you further about this PRICE INCREASE AFTER AFRO. 15 ing lot at the police station. $1,940,000, fo r 1972-78 it Is board of dea(x>ns will meet to­ on the Flrat Word of the Cross, Complete All work PeioonsUy Supervtrad. We are 100% InMired. night a t in the Robbins Room "Father Forgive ’Hiem, For Chester, Connecticut, Tliesday, matter. Knowtag the kind of Also, $8,000 for Union Pond $747,600, fo r 1973-74 It Is $676.- 8 of the chiuch. ’They Know Not What ’They Do.” A p ril 8, 1969 at 8:00 p.m. to oon- men you are, I feel certain you Eye Glass development, $6,000 for Globe 600, and to r 1974-76 It is $846,- aider an act on the following: — - Robert Gordon Jr. will be solo­ win give this proposal serious D.MAIO BROTHERS Hollow Pool improvements, $0,- 500. C A L L M3-7M1 o r M7-M7M ist singing “Were You ’There” Proposed additional appro­ thought. Service 000 for resurfacing tennis courts The proposal for 197B.-72 In­ Jehovah’s Witnesses will have priation to General Fund by Btuleigh. "I know full well that a step at Memorisd Field and the West cludes $900,000 tor an addition thetr annual celebration of the Budget, 1968-68, Board of A t 12:80, th e R ev. W hiter such as I propose will have far- Side Oval, $26,000 for refacing to the Municipal Building. An­ Lord’s Evening Meal tonight at EducaUon $9,863.93 Loomis, pastor of the Commu­ reaching consequences for the Contact the Community Y to face the other $60,000 for the same proj­ 7:30 at Kingdom Hall. to estabUsh It "wash-out" nity Baptist (hurchr of Man- ^ CANDIES District and should not be ac­ L e n s e s resdlgned N. Main St., $6,000 ect is included tor 1970-71. account to be used entirely cheelter, w ill have th e medlte/- complished without certain oon- » f , for topographical mapptag, T rin ity Covenant Church Stm- for the purchase of instruc­ lion from the Second Word, dlticmB, to protect th e Interests $17,000 for correcting drainage day School staff will meet to­ tional media materials, li­ ‘ »’ you w on’t "Today Thou Shalt Be With Me of the residents of toe District. problems at Bigelow Brook in night at 7:80 at the church. brary and audio visual re­ “faY Computer Use . In Paradise.” These oondittons could be the Parkade, $16,000 for correct­ sources, to be financed by believe these The Rev. John B. Post, varied, but, for toe purpose of ing drainage problems at Dover The Men’s Christian Growth Grant under Title n , Public FAIRWAY, Seen by Group Methodist District superinten­ beginning our dlscussloiM, they 18 Asylum St. Rd. and W. Middle Tpke., $19,- Group of North United Metho­ Law 89-10, EUementary and F/RST flowers ore dent of toe Connecticut - Bast could revolve around three Room 104 000 for correcting drainage dist Church will meet tonight Secondary Education Acts of From Crestfield District, wlU give the medita­ areas. T el. 522-0757 problems In toe Hartford Rd. at 8:30 at the chunh'. 1966; ($7,961.12 Public lovely, MiUictal ortificlol! tion a t 12:60 on the Th ird Word, "First, I believe, for instance, Russ De Bella H a rtford Bnrtco F. Reale d ry brook. Mrs. Ted Goodchlld, director ''V Schoql — $1,612.81 Non-Pub­ "Woman Behold ’Ihy Son! Be­ Atoo, $9,000 for 800 pre-cast ’The executive board of ^e i lic Schools). that, should consolidation result, of nurses, and five other regis­ hold Thy Mother.” Johh I. Garslde Jr. the town should construct an­ 'tulips and vaults for the new section of Guild o f Oiu- L a d y o f St. tered nurses from Crestfield The Rev. Normcui E. Swen- Secretary other firehouse witMn the Dis­ East Cemetery, $8,600 for de­ Bartholomew will meet tonight S S d * ; Convalescent Hospital returned sen, pastor of ’Trinity Covenant Board of Directors trict’s boundaries. veloping the new section In at 8:16 at St. Bartholomew’s Manchester, Conn. "Second, it is possible that the 'daffodils 18e « a . East Cemetery, $13,000 for raz­ from Boston where they attend­ School. Church, win conduct the medi- taUon at 1:16 p.m. on the Fourth Dated at Manchester, Con­ present volunteer department ing the old Dog Pound and oon- ed the New England Hospital .(/ e eM t middle Ipka (next to popular nwricet) Word, "M y God, My God, Why necticut, this first day of April be continued and, if not, mem­ • downtown main .traet, manebeater Btruoting a new one, $9,000 for Assembly which was held at the Bentley Dchool PTA execniUve EASTER BASKET $1,41 1969. bers of the present fire depart- repairs to Union Pond Dam, $6,- Boeton War Memorial Auditori­ board will meet tonlgjit at 8 In Hast Thou Fhrsaken Me?” Mrs. 000 for repairs to the Globe Hol­ um last week. the school library. Charlotte Gray will render “The Way of the Cross.” CHOCOLATE CREAM EGG 65c “They took particular notice of Ronald Paul Lewis, son of Mr. The Fifth Word, “ I Thliwt.” the computer systems now In will be the meditation at 1:40 FRUIT AND NUT EGG $1.45 SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! use In many medical -and and Mrs. Ralph Lewis of 149 Adams St., has been named to p.m. by the Rev. Dr. Shaw of nursing Institutions In the pro­ the dean’ s Hat at New H aven South Church. cedures of deHvery of service SIGN UP NOW! 4 Ctollege. At 2:06 p.m., the Rev. Carl NOTICE BARBER to patients- This was of special Saunders, associate pastor of In case you forgot to write down that number PARKADE SHOP Interest as toe recently formed For Boland Oil CLOSED ALL DAY ’Travcom corporation of the ’Travelers Insurance Co. -wiU be Company’s you saw on T V to call about electric heat, Installing computer service at Crestfield in order to determine YEWS here it is. 1800-22I-953I. Use it now. Free. the feasibility of tots type of Upright, 16”-20" High ...... S S J U t AUTOMATIC operation in nursing homes. The Upright, 2-21/a Pt. H ig h ...... experiment will probably take Upright, 2^2-3 Ft. H ig h ...... SS GOOD three to four months. 7 5 Spreading, 2-21/a Ft. W id e ...... DELIVERY Other nurses from Crestfield More and more people are interested in electric who attended toe- conference Spreading, 2 V|- 8 Pt. W id e ...... S 3 .7 S APRIL 4 Spreading (Nigra, Deep Green) 6ET heat these days. And naturally one of the things were Mrs. WiUlam O’Hara, assistant director of nurses; 2-2V4 Pt. Wide ...... S 3 .7 5 uppermost in their minds is how much it costs. That’s Mrs. WiUtam Olenty, R.N.; Full and nicely shaped plants, 10 years and older. Mrs. Earl Grant, R.N.; Mrs. Very reasonable. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 lb. box $1.85 2 lb. box $3.60 . _ _ ^ TOP VALUE one of the reasons we set up a special 24-hour George Cochran, R.N.; and 44 Baldwin Road, Manchester— 644*8049 1500^ STAMPS W. G. GLENNEY CO. WATTS phone number. When you call, an operator Mrs. Gary Monast, R.N. ... A WHOLE BOOK FULL will take your name and address, then have one 336 N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Stamps Issued after payment for first delivery. of our representatives call on you and give you an DOUBLE STAMPS ^ ^ to r In fu ll w ithin 10 daya- fo r amount actual estimate for your home. So |ot down this o f bllL ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH number or tear this out. COOPER and HIGIB STS^BIANCHESTER, CONN. REGULAR STAMPS MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. If doUvery U paid for by the 10th of following mogth. 255 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Announces 24-HOUR New Low Price ...ATTENTION... ITS EASTER WEEK SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDAY, APRIL 3— 7:3() PAL GOOD FRIDAY. APRIL 4— 7 :3d P.M. SERVICE GaMon Call Aajrttme W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6—8:00 AAL 200 Qals. or M ore CHOCOLATE cioVEREO MARSHMALLOW EGGS SSc ROUTE 44A, BOLTON BOLAND OIL COMPANY ' X m AB LlSH E D 1M6 QUINN'S PHARMACY MR OENTBB ST., MANCHESTER, 648-6820 Open Saturday As Usual • >yy--. ■

MANCHeSTTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TU^DAY, APRIL 1, 1969 f a g b t w e l v e Adverttssment I Aulvertlsemeiiit I Advertisement I AdveiMsstnent I Advertisement I Advertfsement 1 AdverUadnMnt I Adverttsement I AdvertlaemMit I Alitvertlsement I Adveniaement I Advettiaement I AdvMtlaement I Advertisement GENERAL FUND DETAIL—EXPENDITURES: I . F**— pravUe for a reversion to rear yeed ooUection TOWN OP MANCHESTER ANNUAL BUDGET 1969-70 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Y ? * * '"* t retenUon of toe once per weto rear yard and twice ftont yard The following table simimBiizes expenditarM by nutjor categorice: REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES—FIRE DISTRICT SPECIAL FUND 'wwAl hnve to ba added for tola feature in the propoaed budget and FROM: R. B. Weiss, General Manager *"T 70/71 fiscal yenr. Tha three year aavtags tn the present oon- Recommended A n x m n t aact wt**s $57,882. The ooat ftir cdleritluu under the oontraot w5u inortooe by $28,258 B u d g e t B u ^ t In c re a se , — Budget Collected Estimated Manager’s TO: Board of DIrectoni m raa next year. 6 8 /6 9 REVENUE SOURCES O ilected Collected Estimate Btotlmate 6 0 /7 0 (D e c r e a s e ) Aa Of « Full Tear 1 order to property imaintstn the sanitary ftt wea a aeoend 14 yard dump truck 1966-67 1967-68 1668-69 12-31-68 ,196849 1969-70 SUBJtDCT: TentaUve Budget and Budget Message General Ooranunent $ - 8^,148 ~ $ 1,067,457 $ 219,$16 Fiscal Tear Beginning July 1, 1969 la recowmtended w lto toe addfitan fo r a ftiU time driver. WRh the Inorearad etevatlon Rsvenm 527,860 623,986 882,026 470,690 684,861 8^3)693 . tailing toe neort year, the area will be cleariy visible to toe motoring public. We an- Public Works 1,460,304 1,734,484 260,160 DATE: March 27, 1969 u a p a h ^ c c ^ o f eperatioa « f appraodinaitely $8.80 per ton, sidMlanUaby lower than P roto cU o n 8$ 9,7W Budgeted Expended Manager’s Dept. considBrod for toe dtapoaal of trash, to order to extend the life Health and Writare . 180,too 16t,S 09 278i*~ EXP1SNDITURE!S Expended As Of 1st 6 moa. Estimated R e q u ^ Recomm. SinMMARY 2 L S l r “ a r ^ a compaotor la reoommMded In to e Oopttal budget a t a ooat o f 886,000. 1667-68 12-31-68 1668-69 1969-70 General Fund Recreation and Senior CXtizena 106,147 i$ 7 ,0 M h,7ao 1968-69 1969-70 Biorease MdmpS^wintea.^******^ (Utat the uae of tots equipment oaa double the eompreadon 713,640 382,777 688,887 ■■ 807,093 806,998 L ib r a r y » 8 ,0 0 S 266,817“ » * t ,2 M All AoUvttleR 669,328 Capital Improvements $ 606,000 $ 290,000 9,341,642 648,2M Cemetery Debt Services 1,188,500 918,520 (224,984) Town excluding EMucatkm P en alcn a 177,640 2M ,846 66,200 Education 8,190,634 l.lOl.TM M ■uppiement Town lorcee during the heavy growing season for the llrat m the currant fiscal year, workera were obtained from Manpower. After school Total excluding Eklucation and Total 114,097,276 $1,030,077 M p was amiable in the vacation period, this source of labor was dispensed wfthf In (Capital Improvements $ 4,796,840 $ 6,841,042 $ 04$,20S Tax Rate Required 48 milla 6 mills otiie propoaM budget, It la planned to uQUse contract help for the total maintenance B d n o o tlo n 7 ,6 4 t ,tM * 8,180,084 1,101,784 Fire District Special Fund operate of Buckland and Weat Cemeteries. Regular cemetery crews will then be Cajitel Improvementa 815,000 606,000 290,000 Total Expenditures $ 806,993 I 02,003 oonoMitrated at the East Cemetery. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ANNUAL BUDGET 1969-70 REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES—WATER FUNb Tax Rate Required 4.3 mills .0 mills Grand Total $12,162,199 $14,097,270 $ 1,$$8,M 7 Water Department T7w\udget la geared to reflect a more efficient and economical work program. $ 419,697 $ 7,8K *Does not include Federal Oranta $282,024 Manager’s Total Expenditures Our parka h ^e the status they have enjoyed In .the past due to greater work load. Budget Collected Estimated ...... No change required in water use rate. b^itod to our dally and seoaonal pork maintenance. Our two central REVENUE SOURCES Collected Collected Estimate As Of Full Tear Estimate Sewer Department P®riw have been the aubject of ciitioiam and oomplalnta. Adtatlonal swimming poota 1968-69 1969-70 1966-67 1967 68 1968-69 12-81-68 Total Expenditures $ 339,217 and heavy use of ban firids have iq>read our forces too thto. Revenue and Use of Surplus 408,665 376,154 411,862 232,618 421,412 419,797 No change required In sewer use rate. . ^ . Ow tree program la oUt dated. We must acquire efficient tools to carry our work Special Taxing District Authority Parking Fund toad. We ore years behind on our tree work and .this budget refl/ecta initlattog a ohange Budgeted Expended Dept. Manager’s Total Expenditures * 29,023 $ 8,028 to modem methods of tree care, l.c. pruning, tree removal and stump removal. With GENERAL FUND DETAIL—REVENUES: EXPENDITURES Expended Aa Of 1st 6 moa. Estimated R e q u ^ Recomm. Tax rate required (No change) 6-mills the n w regulation concerning the uae of pesUcides and inaecticidieB, we would like neid 1967-68 12-31-68 1968-66 1668-69 1969-70 1969-70 year to uae contract spraying of our trees, assuming fimda are cutUnrized this year to The ffrilowhiR table smniiuuiBes ravemies by major sonrees: OBNBRAI. COMMENTS: do our own tree and stump removal. We fori /strongly this change of procedure would Operating Expenses 249,264 807,746 136,340 286,947 819,859 821,914 give UB a more efficient and economical operation. Debt Service 66,868 64,668 29,908 64,668 68,288 63,288 Bodgiet Form ^ Uto P®*t several years, we have been given the mainteniuioe reqMnatblllty Recommended Amount % 10,400 for the Recreation Department. The recreation program has expanded, Increasing our . Budget Budget Increase Increase Transfer to Reserve Firnd 20,683 10,400 6,200 — — Aittached herewith are the budgets for Town operation presented to ywi in ae- 68/69 69/70 (Decrease) (Decrease) 27,748 29,148 12,406 27,000 36,000 84,900 oordance with the requirements of the Town Charter. During this period vdten In­ maintenance toad tremendously, l.e. (8) recreation buUdings, Senior OMizens’ Cehter, Capital ImprovemeHts (4) swimming porria and Globe Hollow, athletic fld.dB and playgrounds. We also main­ Fines, FOes, etc. $ 192,200 $ 200,200 $ 17,000 8.84 TOTAL 863,648 411,862 183,848 387,916 417,638 410,697 flation has become a matter of real concern to each and every one of us budgA prepa­ ration becomes partkxilarly difficult. It is, of course, neceswry to hialce coat predlc- tain end supervise skating, coasting and akilng. The addition of the new ski slope will Ckurent Servlcee 07,082 21,100 (86,482) (63.80) tiond*some eighteen menths In advance of spending. Accuracy under these circum­ increase our maintenance and supervtaon coats. State of CVxmecUcut 2,078,909 487,106 20.4 Tha budget requests one caretaker additional and one light equipment operator. If 2,141,701 stances can in no way be guaranteed. thla request for additional personnel ia granted. It will be the fkst increase In more Other Agenclea 41,488 48,400 6,912 16.6 The message that fbllowB highlights some of the major oonaiderationB in the than ten yean. TTw caretaker would be assigned permanently to Center Park aiKl the Other Revenue 240,661 226,947 (18,741) (7.6) budget detail Main Street planters; the equipment operator to the other park functions. TOTAL $ 2,678,682 $ 8,084,006 $ 406,924 10.1 OversU FImbI Picture F Center Springs Park Lodge la to such condition that subsUuiUal work will have Property Taxea $ 9,846,066 $11,012,720 $1,666,164 17.8 to be done to save the structure. This will include a new roof, repairing the ride walls REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES—SEWER FUND The revenue picture is consideraiyiy brighter than a year ago due to a subetantial at the foundation which a n deteriorated to a point of unsafe carrying toads, plus new SuirriuB 80,011 — (80,011) (100.0) (4%) increase In the grand Itet and an anticipated Increase In the per pupil State grant aide shingles. Thla building is approximately 49 yeaira old. It was built from salvaged Temporary Notes 102,000 (102,000) (100.0) for education (to $190 per pupil). The former repreaents an approximately $400,000 in­ materials of the old Open Air Mhool. GRAND TOTAL $12,162,199* $14,097,276 $1,930,077 10.9 Budget (^Uected Estimated Manager’s crease In taxes at the present tax rate and the latter should provide approximately REWENUB SOURCES Collected Collected Estimate As Of Full Tear Elstlmate SKYWORKER. UNIT $300,000 in addltloncU hinds. AdUvUies o f the General Assembly should be oareftilly *Does not include Federal Grant $282,024. 1966-67 1967-68 1068-69 12-81-68 1968-69 1969-70 waU^ied for possible changes In the anticipated State aid that could go either up or An evaluatlan of the Park Depantment expentatureB for a rented skyworker over the past eight years has brought forth .the following; Revenue and Use of SurpliB 264,717 243,296 136,327 304,720 336,217 down. 280,070 Although our unappropriated surplus account showa a balance at this time of ap­ RENTAL OF SKTWORKER — pruning, removal of dead wood and topping of treea has cost an average each year for a four (4) week period as folloiwB: Budgeted Expended Dept. Manager’s proximately $47,000, we are not anticipating any end o f the year siuplus to carry into next year. This is due to additional appropriations that will be requred for snow op­ Per hour $16.00 EXPENDITURES Expended -A s Of 1st 6 moa.' Estimated Request Recomm. 8 hour day 1967-68 12-31-68 1608-69 1968-69 1669-70 1969-70 erations and poaaibly restoration of ^^ter road damage. (T Agreements with the Unions representing all but supervisory personnel have been SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURES AND PROPOSED BUDGET B Y FUNCnON—GENERAL FUND Operating Expenses 182,798 ,166,419 78,276 160,136 171,176 173,969 concluded and approved by the Board of Dlreators. Wage Increases of 9% for uniformed , $128.00 per day 6 days Debt Service 93,369 111,136 48,877 91,136 161,604 191,004 forces and approximately 8% for most others were included In the contracts. Manager’s Averaga Transter to Reserve Fund 12,978 3,016 3,016 3,015 — — t Requested expenddtures riiow a total Increase of $1,939,077. Of this, the Board of FUNCmON Actual AoUial Budget Rooonun. Home Ownen* Education increase is $1,101,784 and the Town operating increase IS $543,293. Capital $040.00 weekly Capital Impravementa 8,326 9,600 2,368 8,764 9,744 • 9,744 4 week period min. some years 6 waakn 1906-67 1967-68 1068-60 ' 1000-70 Oort TOTAL improvements show an increase of $224,000. EVluoation* 0,828,876 6,262,068 7,048,800 ; 8,100,624 874J6 247,471 280,070 127,039 263,090 332,824 339,217 In reviewing ell departmental requests, I was keeidy aware of the careful Mudy and thought exercised by each spending agency. The new budget foTnrvat put into effect $2,660.00 Debt Service last year has Improved the ability of toe agencies to tie down expenditures in retatlon TREE REMOVAL CONTRACT — average cost to rent skywurker and bring tree Education Oonnected 970,608 910,876 1,048,717 835,977 87 JT to program. Thus more Informed decisioins can be made in toe budget procesa stump to' approximately 40” above the ground ($2,100 to ^,500 - average $2,800). AU Other $2,300.00 04,270 92,086 89,702 87,048 4.03 Mindful of reasonable fiscal limitations many desirable but not absolutely essen­ General Ooveniment 484,000 490,890 060,048 634,857 28.73 tial expenditures recommende. by spending agencies were deleted. In the final an­ CHRiaTMAS LIGHTS AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING — erecting and dfamumaing alysis, budget making becomes a process of cutting our revenue resources into seg­ Hghts (2 days - $232 or $14.50 per hour poital to portal). PuUic Wtaka 348,622 896,818 461,067 580,400 34.80 ments out of which public services can function at a reasonable level. With few ex­ $ 232 00 Hlghwaya 440,608 422,080 004,009 571,782 30.28 REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES—SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT AUTHORITY PARKING FUND ceptions no spending agency Is entirely satisfied with toe results. It is hoped, however, TOTAL COST: Rental $2,960. Geuliage Collection A Dispooal Contract (lem oval) 2,300 240,047 262,192 S16,8U 878,848 17.16 that the Board of Directors and toe public will find the budget, taken as a whole, .an Proteotlon 000,060 606,028 710,108 889,769 28.60 Budget OiUected Estimated Manager’s acceptable plan of fiscal action for toe Town for toe ensuing fiscal year. Christmas Lights 282. REVENUE SOURCE Collected (Collected Estimate As Of Full Tear Estimate Recreation A Parks 201,901 268,780 292,111 887,915 17.82 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 12-31-68 1968-60 1669-70 Departmental Request Highlights $6,092. lilHary 100,860 207,028 218,008 286,817 Costs are going up each year and availabUity of rental is much scarcer and diffi­ Revenue A Use of Surplus 25,932 ! 25,771 25,500 17,022 26,776 Health A Welfare 09,080 98,241 180,800 160,809 _ T.X2 1 29,023 It should be noted that toi some instances Column No. 7, Department Request is cult to obtain due to contractors work loads. less than Column 8—(Manager Recommendations. This is a result o f toe fined con­ He have one climber, age 92 years, which to the trade Is taboo for a man to climb. Oapltel Improvementa 00,708 211,800 810,000 eSe,ooo 37,81 Budgeted Expended Dept. Manager’s clusion of the Union negotiations after budgets had been prepared by Department We cannot get a backup man as no one Is willing to climb today because of the danger Mtooellaneous 298,624 422,800 466,740 ------nRB;440 a .o » EXPENDITURES Expended As Of lot 6 mos. Estimated Request Reconun. Heads. and hazardous work involved, besides who has the knowledge of rope handling and TOTAL 9,901,204 10,048,068 12,162,109 Ti;007,276 S48.00 1967-68 12-31-68 1668-09 1068-60 1969-70 1969-70 knot tying (life line)! Only bucket men are available today. All Activities 21,966“ 25,600 11,187“ 25,100 29,023 20,028 Board of DIreoton Tha ratio In taking down treea is eight to one. A tree climber takes sixteen: hours, *Does not Include Fiederal Grants. where a bucket man takes two hours. Ground crews are the same in both Inriances. NOTE: Average Home Owners’ Ooat baaed on average aaaeesment of $13,000 at a tax rate of 48. mills. Includes $2,860 increase In payments to Directors in accordanoe with recent Most trees today cannot be dropped because of closeness of utlUUes, houaes and Charter amemhnenta, an increase o f $1,760 for toe Lutz Junior Museum and $1,000 for road traffic. Joint removals are difficult to obtain aa utility companies f ^ It is bet­ Globe Hollow Recreational Development Committee. ter and less expensive to drop service lines during removal operations. Oeaenl Manager life expectancy of a bucket lift is 10 to 19 yeans. For an expenditure of $14,900 we can own one, and have ate Court 1,834 2,525 1,482 2,625 2,000 $ 2,000 1 Imitenant, 3 patrolmen, 2 civilian dispatchers, and 1 civilian mechanic’s helper. 8468 10,000 8,682 10,000 0,000 490,393 celling fell. Unless we keep pace with maintenance requirements, serious deficiencies The two civilian dispatchers would relieve uniformed officers tor poUoe patrol duties Recreation 9,021 9,806 8,000 4,828 8,000 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT 550,043 245,731 554,794 633,216 624,867. will develop that will cost far more to correct hi toe figure. 8,000 and it ia proposed that another patrol district be added. The addition of large new Fines - Nwi Moving Vlolationa 6,922 , 1 4.428 PUBLIC WORKS It is plannned to pay for % of the salary of a maintenance mechanic assigned also residential areas and apartments makes this mandatory if we are to provide proper 5,000 2,610 0,000 0,000 Dept, of Public Worlcs ~1~~ - to the Water and Sewer Department. This ln*vidual would be able to perfkMm elec­ poUce surveillance patrol. Fines - Shared Portion MV Viol. 4,288' 2,897 8,000 987 SiiOO 8300 trical, plumbing, caipentty and painting duties on a full tone basis. This should The added lieutenant 'would be in charge of training. Recent Supreme Court de- TOTAL 102,028 169,776 Administration 29,462 30.323 14,519 30,648 34,793 34,828 192,200 07,840 210,700 200,300 maximize our expenditure for building maintenance. A suitable vehicle is pro­ olslona have dramatized the need for a continued emphasis on training. We are also m FROM CURRENT SERVICES Building Inspection Dlv. 99,161 108,309 56,436 109,090 133,506 127,307 vided for toe maintenance functions. $1800 is piorided for major repairs to toe boiler recommending the sending of a ranking officer to the FBI Academy to Washington. At PoUce Special Servioes 10,197 81,281 Engineering Dlv. 35,228 52,722 28,164 62,722 78,799 67,814 at toe Town HOU and HaU of Records. least 14 officers are now attending the Ckimmunity College at no expense to the Town 42,000 28,641 43,ectar used for the Northeast sewer project will be reimburaable 57,083 82,500 06,080 21,100 PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY as pant of the State/Federai 'Funding Program. Pnbllo HealUi Nnisea Asaoolatlaii IV FROM OTHER AOE»f CIE8 Expensas to provide a minimum service level have tocreoaed aipi>roocimaibely 40%. Reimburaement • Water Dept. Fund k 10,683 9,840 12,000 Police Dept. 599,690 709,112 348,482 730,’ires 834,175 832,172 Highway 6,000 u .13,000 14,000 The increoaed coat is ooverad by higher salaries to order to keep in line iwiith the labor Sewer Dept. Fund 10,682 9,840 CivU Defense 7,238 6,041 2,570 6,097 7,414 7,597 market and some added penonnel in lorder to re^ond to increased service neetar. This 12,000 6,000 13,000 14,00p The Superintendent of Highways and Director of Public Works justified a 30% Flra Dept. Fund 0,428 4,996 6,000 TOTAL PROTECTION OF budget increase in the following lucid language: Impodtanit function to etiU being provided to the Town at a coot aubOtantiaUy lower ' 2,600 0,000 6,000 - - 7M 8,769 PERSONS A PROPERTY 606,928 715,163 351,052 736,880 . 841,589 ” Ih order to keep pace with the constant and increasing demands made upon/ the than If It were provided aa a Town departmenital effort. Added servioes to the eMerly Dog Fund 10,088 ■ 10,066 12,000 839,769 aiooounta to laige part fo r the aUbstantlal inonaase in activity. 1,179 HEALTH A WELFARE . Highway Department we find it necessary to include in our 69-70 Budget a TNCvlsion Parking Dist. Fund 1,067 1,400 063 1,400 1,000 6,900 12,000 12,000 14,600 for five (6) additional men and two (2) heavy trucks. Housing Code Etaforoement TOTAL 28,600 84,014 41,488 10,062 40,488 48,400 Child Guidance Clinic 12,000 14,500 It la proiMMcd to remove the Sealer of Weights and M easu^ from the PoHce 15,800 9,173 18,345 29,916 During toe past years we have inenea/sed our functions along with our output and V RENTS A LEASES Public Health Nursing Assn. 18,345 29,916 are now at a point where we ehould elltoer add personnel or cut back on servfM Department and to plooe it in thla department. The Individual approved would also 24,617 27,298 Town Owned Property 18,472 88,707 29,900 39,000 28,000 Health Department 27,963 — 13,780 27,404 35,357 •m CJhanrtoor of Commerce proposes a Sweeping Program of nine months dura­ aid the Htaurinig Diapsotor In order to meet oommitmenta mode under our Federal 14,112 - - — - 77,378 TOTAL 18,472 88,707 20,000 Welfare A Social Servioes 51,024 77,092 35,718 79,176 79,536 tion. This would mean two sweeper operators, plus a front end loader and two trucks WorkaUe Program. 14,118 20,000 28,000 135,021 °to pick up toe Bweeplnga apptloximately two days a week. ReoreatiMi VI bTATE A FEiDERAL AID 'TOTAL HEALTH A WELFARE 98,241 135,390 70,671 150,696 -> 159,809 Wo are now using approximately seventeen (17) men for a period of opprooci- The present level of recreation programs la maintained under this departmental Welfare - State 16,284 18,888 RECRElA’nON ______budget. However, under the Community Services Account, in the Board of Education 40,000 1,488 88,700 203$$ mately eight (8) weeks on leaf removal. This program alone leaves us ahoit fw our library Support 9,608 12,288 Recreation Department , M,539 96,671 63,579 95,571 100,441 110,083 normal pre-winter operations such as sandbox repairs and distribution, snow fence, budget until two yean ago, $20,000 has been added to Institute a Community School 0,008 6,068 6,06^ 600 6,108 In Lieu of Inventory Tax 0,716 42,804 Senior Citizens Center 2,820 10,676 4,701 28,765 27,853 sand stockpiles and last minute work completion before winter sets in Use Program If the detadto can be worked out with the Education auUioritlea. 80,708 43,804 80,70* 1383$$ 101,679 Below is a aturanOry of funcUons the department has undettaken in toe five Senior ^ttaena Elderiy Tax Exemption — — TOTAL RECREA’nON 87,359 106,147 68,280 138,196 137,936 — — 9$,S18 years with no increase in peraonhelt This program has been an outatantang success during the past year utilising a TOTAL 81,006 68,960 LIBRARY partHtime diradtor- It to now proposed to make the director full-time because of ths 181,871 49,800 180,121 104,780 207,023 218,063 Vn OTHER REVENUES *' . Library 218,063 101,421 287,617 255,317 1) Hauling fill for the Disposal Area-two to three trucks end one front end loader initiereat at the Oentar. A oomnnaiblon position, of cuStodian-bua driver to also provided. 207,023 218,063 approximately two to three days per week. A bito has been ooqulred by Center participanta efforts and added Center use mskee Interest on Invertmerita 86,407 87,044 90,284 TOTAL LIBRARY 218,063 101,421 267,617 256,817 81,»ii 80,284 00,000 NON-FUNCnONAL 2) Iraf Program—requiring seventeen to eighteen men and six heavy trucks ftw voluntary dean-iqi■iq> inodequato. Interest from Other Funds 11,808 8,080 18,000 1,801 13,000 10,000 135,040 a period of approximately eight weeks, ^ library MlsceUaneous 120,977 62,888 44,827 Pension Fund Contributions 128,558 135,040 67,520 183,245 188,245 The iiicraased ooSt of library maintienance and boohs and perlodloato acoount for 19,714 44,837 28,047 • -- 600 3) Weed Spraying Program—approximately four weeks (one-man operation). ’ Sale of Town Owned Land 10,220 — Pension - Special 600 360 600 600 a laive part of thla library budget Increasa Fumto are also provided for p a ln t^ the — — — 7,600 4) Berni installation o f approximately 13,000 to 18,000 Un. f t per — TOTAL 284,062 Refund of Taxes 2,998 7,600 4,110 3,000 3,000 outride of the Mary Cheney library. 107,467 148,061 08,420 143,061 132,047 100 100 8) An increw in rood mileage from approximately 100 during toe 40*a to toe IVearton Shod 'TOTAL NON-£6UCATIONAL ■ ■ —■ ' V' ---- Refund - Others 376 37 100 100 , present 170. 85,000 85,000 Itayment on the unfunded HabaMy of the fund represents $47,000 of the $66,000 KELX’fiCD SOISSCb S 8,121,965 8,600,271 9,940,106 Social Security 66,810 39,009 66,000 06,000 « Temporary repair of sidewalks by the black top method. Increase to this budget. Thto contribution to recommended in order to amortize the 6,701,060 0,906,M 11,628,120 36,128 38,000 38,000 EDUCATIONAL RELATED SOURCES Insurance, Fire, Liab., etc. ' 27,211 42,500 42.600 7) BUbataatlal increase in storm sewer installation end repair. $217,000 unfunded liability tbsR Should be liquidated by 1974 ocoording to prior com- j ------^------mltmento of the Town. m CURRENT SBUIVICES Insurance, Employes' Group .. __ _ 8) Repair and maintenance of Park and Cemetery vehicles. M,813 35,000 35,000 Private Bchoola Health oisd WeUaro Board of BMucation 20,260 SH404 28,200 Life, Accident A Health 13,118 43,000 48,000 9) A tAL 62,796 Relocation Route 6 — 6,000 1,739 6,000 2,500 2,600 11) House to house sand delivery for the winter months. 07406 07,200 28,428 77,096 78,000 Salary Adjustment 8,500 Funds ora neoaaaary to keep lu on a current boata in our psyroUa ra recommended VI STATE OF CONNECTICUT — ' 7 . m 8,500 — — by the AucBtor. We must plok up from 8 to 10 days payroll defMndtog upon the depart­ a s s is t a n c e Transter to COp. Imp. Ree. Fluid 211,350 815,000 157,500 316,000 2,010,830 j 605,000 ment involved. Educational Grant • Operation 1,861,66/ Debt Service 92,035 89,792 67,866 89,762 87,548' ' 87,548 tt would seem to me that a department’s needs, with no exceotinna ^ Speetal Ptosds 1418.0M 1,600,880 606,062 1,601,278 1,888,180 1967-68 First Payroll 49,160 — Bduo%ttonol Grant - New — — — ^ Therefore, it is dlfftcuR for me to^^SS^SSd*^tSS Fire Deporimeat s 800,000 Private School - Health A Welfare — r - — — 50,000 HighvMiy Department la aUIl at a persoimea level toat exiatod tw e n tv ^ S u v T ^ Educational Grant - Oonatruotion 310,8tt 210,848 800,000 62,408 200,000 818,000 60,000 matter of fiujt we have leoa personnel than we hadduitagmo ^ ^ ««o. Aa a A tax rste Increase of .0 mlUS wU be nececesmiy to support the proposed budget Accrued Payroll t o t a l 1,073,810 1,829,207 2,009,880 I — — — — 60,000 50,000 for '(he Fire Dsartment operation. An taersase ofo f I8 firemen la recommended to p roK ^ 071,888 i;081,878 2,884,180 1 It may be argued that we are now a more inechanized deilartmmt itiwm ««-, « « « . s p e c ia l s t a t e a FEDERAL GRANTS TOTAL NON-FUNCnONAL 654,244 790,532 1 403,480 790,532 1 2,672,323 1,266,498 in the poot. We Should remember, howevw, toot along with iLvwS for more e q u a te manpower retaxxsw to flra One additional man,man,to to iautbnrteed to the TOTAL NON-EDUOA'nONAL RELATED 3,403,659 3,984,632 1,949,687 4,042,471 I 6,665,046 . mors ludtlve. Our leaf machtoea are automatic ^ It ra q S T to ta f^ current budgSt. Four mm a n nwr— iiy in order to provide for bolanoed l _ Various 386,007 264,470 223,034 128,602 382,024 5,018,165 to eii manta WSge IncraaSM ore on the baato of 0%, the same as to the Pohee Department. EDUCATIONAL RELATED 1 n men with oix trucka to aupplement this prognSu * seventeen tn v a te Bebooto • Health A weuore , — i Water Fbimb uervica Board of EklucaUon 6,262,053 7,048,850 2,646,905 7,048,860 8,534,706 8,160,684 have‘ s It m *m . mora tra ck . Present water and sewer rates are oonaldered adequate for normal utility opera­ — — — — ^ 80,000 Federal Oranta 307,892 232,024 72,770 282,024 — tion. Howewer, a rewiew of the rate structure is new \mder oonstrurtlon In order to TOTAL 286,607 304,470 282,024 m,602 223,034 00,000 finance Capital Improvemants required for these opeiatiana TOTAL BDUCA’nONAL Pension Fund Contribution 39,000 42,000 21,000 . 42,000 60,000 60,000 D tb t Bervloe population and roOd^nlhkge. manner we muat keep pace with giowliig k k l a t b d s o u r c e s 1,073,300 910,376 1,048,717 603,393 1,048,717 825,977 825,977 A separata budget wifi be 1. I for CapMoI Improvemcnta It is hoped diat the 2401,482 3,809,104 718,4is 2,290,001)“ 2,400,100 AWwugfa vliti ^ eyeiyittitege^^ could be justlfled, on the baMa o f naad. TOTAL REVENUE Ihouranee - Flra, lia b . 83,000 38,000 28,000 38,000 42,500 42,500 thougUtfid eonriderstlon be given to this budget oa to the regular Town 10,004,160 10,801,704 13,207,213 7,419,498 13,246,aD6 14,007318 ifOTAL BUJUGATION RELATEU) 1 ignaiteg budget v n USB OF SURPLUS U3,226 1 7,662.321 8,409,591 3,432,068 8,406,591 9,468,188 0,0M 80,011 — ie,QU 9,079,111 ROBERT P. W1S88 dIUND TDtXE ! lp,9(»,060 ** 12,394,223 5,381,756 12,452,082 16,169,129 14,097,278 to meet toa dwaamh tor servtoeu A a ta rtlh M b ^ S S ffi TOTAL AVAILABLE FUNDS 10,106,084 10,800,444 12,202,228 7,4lS;498 12,381307 14,087370 I 1 a Oanaral Manager MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 ^ rv :'«sri» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 PAGE n m iir St, Louis Releases Glamor Boy Bo Belinsky Around the Wilt Chamberlain Dominates Laker^\ Offensive Attack m Grapefruit League Red Sox To Start from Scratch WITH Los Angeles Breezed By Warriors b ' t f With the opening of the major league clubs, found out age to .406 with a first-inning blanked Cincinnati 3-0 and San three scoreless Innings of relW . Four San Diego homers nmjor league baseball sea­ from General Manager Bing De- double that drove in one run and Deigo defeated the Chicago vine of the St. LoMs Cardinals a single in the fifth that started Cubs 6-3. helped the Padres break a five- OAKLAND (AH*)—“We Ittoke a close game wide open the Bullets next in New York “It’s touch and go if I can 13 b y W est and 10 b y guard Earl Yosf son a week away, the Bos­ game losing streak. OlUe Brown that he’ll start from scratch, another rally. The San Franclsco-CIeveland ctkl all the things we had in the seoopd half and breeaed on Wednesday. p la y Wednesday,’’ diagnosed Johmy Bgen. Then whan ths ton Red Sox are staiicing tagged two homers, his sixth to a 116-98 triumph. Mullins, who suffered a severe too. The Red Sox confined their game was called because of Playing quits unlike the team Warriors narrowed tbs gap to HKRALD SPORTS EDITOR from scrateh. So is Bo Be- The Cards fuked waivers on action to the practice field at darkness after eight innings and and seventh of the spring; Clar­ to do,” explalined Wilt That made the Warriors lead Charlie horse with some internal nins points in ths ftaad psrtod, that had brought the Lakers to lihsky. the 32-year-old left-hander and Winter Haven, Fla. Their sched­ a 6-6 tie. The Oakland-Callfomia ence Gaston hit a two-run ho­ Chanibelrtain. In the series two games to one, bleeding. He will tmdergo treat­ the Lakers rseled off 10 straight Manager Dick WiUiams, com­ mer; and Nate Colbeit stroked the brink of elimination, the said they’ll decide today or uled game with WasMngton was game was also called because of DomlOBitlng the bouxls to the wltti the next game set for the ment with team jrfiysiclan Dr. points, six by Hewitt, to settle plaining Ma Red Sox were darkness, with Oakland in front one with none aboard. San FYanciaco Cow P a l a c e Wairiors may have suffered a James Ragglo in a San Fran­ things. Socks Out for Ken Wednesday whether to aseign one of five cancellations be­ (uUeat extent of his 7-toot-l abU- "goofin’ tq;> and not playing Belinsky to the Cards’ Tulsa cause of the nationcd day of 7-1 after sbc InMngs. Rich Scheinblum''s first home Weihieoday night and the fifih (ate even worse than the -loss cisco hospital today. “The boU seemed to go in Ity suid scoring more than he baseball," yanked his players farm clu b . mourning tor the late President Jim McAndrew scattered sev­ run of the exhlMtlon season in Los Angeles on FYiday. of the game. The status of their Nate Thurmond led the War­ this time,’’ said Laksr Ooach Except as Batter from the field Monday during "The Astros told me they Eisenhower. Also canceled were en Mts over the first seven in­ boosted Cleveland into a tie with bad In the first two playoff In W'sstem Division jdayoff hot-shooting guard Jeff MuUins riors with 22 points, but kwt the BUI van Breda KoUf. “It didn’t an intraequad game and let don’t want him back," Devine I&nsas City-New York Yan- nings and picked up his fourth San Franoieco. WUUe Mc- games together, Chamberialn action tonight, Atlanta, which is now in doubt tor the rest ot rebounding battle to Chamber- in the first two gamea. We were them know who’s boon. sa id . • k e e 8, Pittsburgh-BaltimOre, exhibition victory as the Mets Oovay’s two-run homerv his led the Los Angeles Lakers out has wen two. straight trim San the oeitos. lain 28-20. WUt scored in the up (or tMs game. Ws had to "W e’ll start from scratch," he third of the spring, had given color." At last count he still Later, the CMcago White Sox, Philadelphla-Mlnneaota and At- trimmed the Reds. McAndrew, of the valley of disaster and Diego, m eets'Ihe iRockota in Scui Mullins collided with Inker first game of the series and b e ." WINTER HAVEN, Fla. said after a 10-mimite lecture in had "around 40 suits and hun­ helped by two key hits from lanta-DetrMt. 4-1 this spring, lowered his the Giants a B-4 lead. back into the middle of the Na­ Diego in the Eastern Dlvieion, forward Bill Hewitt Just 37 seo- only in the second, but threw in Warrior eoech George Lee —Sodcs are out wiUi the the clubhouse. dreds of shirts and sweaters,” rookie Bill Melton, defeated the The other games started late earned run average to 0.93 be­ Oakland pitcher John "Blue tional Basketball Association Bostmt, with a 3-0 lead over omto Into the game and wee out 22 this time around, only three said his club had sufBeted a American Leaipie’s Beau Belinsky, the playboy pitcher • • • Cards 6-8 in an exhibition game. because of the Elsenhower fu­ fore giving way to Ron Taylor, Moon" Odom held the Ang^ playotfs Itoodsy night. Phlladriphla, meets the TSers tor the firrt quarter. When he lees than team leo/ter J e r r‘y lattural let-down after the first BruiraMei except wlien he’s who has bounced around four Mriton raised Ms spring aver­ who completed the riiutout with to three hlto. Stunned by two etnUght West­ on the Oeltlcs’ home court. New finaUy returned. It was with Ms W est. Position Changes neral. The New Yoilc Mets two upset victorlea. fteSns opposihg pCtchers. ern Division post-season defeats York, leading its series with left knes and he plajred only Trailing 46-48 at the half the '“The tourth gams is the Ug Harrelson’s in a position to­ Ken Hairdson, whb took -•asr.n ;T-9t -i-T- -TciHBwn to the San Francisco Warriors three wins over Baltimore in half the game, scoring seven Lakers broke up the game in one," he said. “Big tor us and the plajr away from Cart Taa- day where he can act a little ^Humble Servant Hanf^s Gloves Up on their own court, the Laketa as many playoff games meets points. the tMrd period with 41 points. Mg for them.” tnemakl amooK the Fenway different, not strange. Park In Boaton faithful, last eea- A year ago this time he didn’t aon, ia by far the faahion plate know whether be was coming In Oie Junior loop and perhapa or going. He was excess iiag- San Diego Plans Running Game in an baaeball aa weil. gage in the Red Sox cfunpland Clay Quits Ring, WILT IN ACTION— Los Angeles’ super star Wilt Chambeilfl'in (18) bats ball With a baaeball bat in his at beet was due tor only spot away from S»n Francisco Warribrs’ Rudy La'Russo (85) in the first half of handa ia Ibe easiest way for the duty as a first baseman or out­ Natkmlal Basketballl Association playoff 'action at Oakkund last nig^ht. *1116 hawk-featured ftrst baseman to fielder. Rival clubs sought his Wnirtor’s efforts, beftiitad Ohamberlain etosily defeiated the Lakers 116 to 98. Against Overpowering Hawks make money, and he’s been services end his name was the Follows Religion Pre-season trout stocking, down this activity, even more SAN DIEGO (AP) — Lantz, San Diego’s rookie The Hawl« also Uke to give making good money since he most prominently mentkxied in started during the first week of serious ia the Character damage guard. “If they run with us, Die baU to Beoly outside and aoM his services to the Red Sox a number of contemplatod MIAMI (A!P)—'Former heavywedg-ht chamiliion Oas- who Outscrambled twice ,the March in Connecticut. Is s'*"® ” ** ^ youngsters force Hayes to guard Mm awuy two years ago. deals, all of which feU througik Bill Russell Praises Team’s Effort 4 to feel''tta?"mme 1^ San Diego Rockets they can’t beat us." sius day, acfcnovde^'hg his role as the “humble ser­ from the 'bucket. Then they feed Without queatkm, he's the happily tor Beantown fans. vant” of ihis reiligToius leader, says he won't tbHt any­ running on schedule, reports ^ ^ attitude aSOin try to r u n against Ooach McMahon’s game plan moat po|)uiar player in the Red When Tony Ocoiigllaro was un­ Board of Flsheriee and Game which sportsmen develop the Atlanta Hawks tonight always has been to run, but os the ball to the buU-lIke Bridges , more about a boxing cohieback. underneath. Sox camp and is one of the big- able to play, Harrelson was in­ Director Theodore B. Bampton. toward all Juvenlte fishermen in la Naitibnal Basketba’ l **e said with frustration: "Why attractions on the Grape­ Clay, who prefers to be know n ------Hayes outplayed Ms center stalled in lightfield and pro­ as Muhammad All, was slapped Celtics Favored Tonight, All indications are that Ukes, obaervdng a 'few of them AssociiatOon playoff. aren’t we running? We’re not fruit League swing. KEN HARRELSON ceeded to win the RBI .crown paper that Muslins would not be _ ^ ______opponent, Beaty, in the first two Speaking of swinging, Har- down by Elijah Muhammad, ponds and streams wlU receive with 109, was third in homera with All "in his desire to work » v^iivniueuContlnued xMunpum,Bampton, "gome"Some MCAiononMcMahon swasaid Monoay,Monday, his to their second year of NBA *^*"**^ V _?*** "I’ve received thousands of head of the Muslim sect, after ^ rdlaon swings a pretty good with 36 €ind fifth in batting at In the sports world for the sake their ftiH pre-season oUotment irfdg fjjh before the players must get the ball more action, have won all tour meet- ^ bat, one which won him Play- letters from people and all but V - i All said he wanted to fight again .276 to win the top player award of a little money." of brook, brown and rainbow season opens because they real- often to Ms test-breaking rookie with the Hawks In San Die- hampered by er-of-the-Tear honors as well as a few favor long hair,” he add­ to pay some bills. Barnes Returns to Lineup in t h e A L. trout by Opening Day, Satur- ly aren’t aware of the law. guards and freshman center El- 8®’* International Sports Arena, cramps, the AL's runs batted fti title ed, "The way I wear my hair All told John Chittenden, "And Uiat’s that," Ail told The accomplished golfer^ said BOS'TON (AP) — 'The ball of the season,” Boston fore taking on Philadelphia, are day, April 19, at 6:00 a.m. Others are more knowledgeaMe, vln Hayes. while dropping all six games in A healthy, sharpshocting last Mason. is becoming popular around * *7* * sports editor of the Miami Crittenden. "What he says will Flayer-Ooach Bill Russell said, at top strength with Jim ’’The Mg protolom,’’. stated but fish anyway, their parents The Hawks won the first two Atlanta. Hayes and continued sharp ef- • • • Boston. Barbers now give Har­ to be the best among the ball News, "He’s got a right to suffice. Boxing is temporary. Boston lOeltites, 'Who experi­ : if i t ; "Everycne’s doing die job. Barnes, Ruasell’s backup man relson trims.” playerB, and the No. 1 pool spank all of us. I'm his humble "I will be a Muslim until the Bampton, "Is not putting the not realizing that wrong is being gomes in Atlanta, 107-98 and “The home court should be an torts by young Rick Adelman Qumges Models enced trouble With PhilR- We’re getting a team effort." at (Senter, recovered from a For the benefit of the unin­ shark In baseball, was Uttle servant. What I said was out of day I die. I only pray that he fish in—It’s seeing that Uiey’re done. Unfortunately, I fear that 116-114. advantage," McMahon said. "» perform- "I’m using a 83-ounce model formed, the popular Harrelson known when he first came up p la ce .” will forgive me and let me delphia in> ^ e W it Oham- However, Russell spoke with pulled grtrin muscle. not taken w t befwe Opening far too many _ ^ parents, anglers „ ___ —If ______Zelmo ___ Beaty and Bill hasn’t been proved in the play- veteran Don Itojis and now,’’ the kmg haired slugger wears bangs and wears his hair w ith K ansas <3Ity In 1965. H e Elijah said in a Muslim news­ b a ck ." berilain era, seek to wrap gijarded optimism. He recalled The 76erB ore hurting. Chet Day. And tt»e major offenders themselves, wliik at their ^hfi- Bridges continue to dominate ofte, though, except____ . in our «f-7 Western Dlvisicm also is the hot shooting of Hawks plans ‘to keep Ms men same year. Then came the dis­ came back to win en route to Stmday, was ruled out of the Juveniles, is responsiMe tor the "This appeal to abide by the semifinals. Hawks’ Lou Hudson, who scored hitting the. boards. "Last year I used principally so popular with the younger atSon’s ESastem Division 36 and 36-ounce bats but I also generation. agreement with Finley In udilch their lOth NBA title. tourth game because of a pidled thousands of trout each fish and game laws is made to "AHanta’s the moM physical 39 points In the opener last "More rebounds, more shots went as Mgh as a 40-ounce "People come out to the ball he said: "Finley is a dlegiace semifiilsll playoffs. The Celtics rebounded a year ligament elbove the right knee. : toout that were paid tor all Oonneoticut residents— but team In the NBA,” said Stu Thursday. and mwe points," said Guerin. model and when I got a little park to see my hair, that’s why to baseball.” The statement M in The Oeltlos, whose nine-year ago in the fifih game at PWla- Walker will be replaced in the through license dollars, and especially to parents. Children ------tired I used a bat tis light as I don’t wear a cap until the about the KC owner got his Im- reign as NBA champions was delphla cmd pulled out (the series rtartlng line-up by either Matt stocked tor the enjoyment of all should'toe encouraged to engage 32 ounces. game starts. I’ve gotten a lot medialte release. Interrqpted rudriy by the 76ers despite Chamberlain’s towering Ouokas, a swing man normally anglers. Juveniles as well as U- in the wholesome sport of fish- ‘”rhis game.’’ he paused to of publicity about it. Someday • * * BROCK BEATS THROW—St. Louis Carddmals’ Lou Brock sdides successfully in 1967, are stropg tevorttes to play. The 76ers traded Wilt to used in the backcourt, or veter- csuse-holders. ing^ but should be taught that Connecticut Dragway say, “you must make changes I won’t have as much and I into second base ahead of the ball as he steals in the fifth inning of the By EARL YOST Each Spring there airq fewer complete a sweep of the best- Los Angeles after the playDfllB. an Johnny Green. added, "Although the loss the true tportsman obeys the Helped Win Flag and fewer night games schedul­ from time to tikne or the pitch­ want to enjoy it now,” he said. Boaton outbid enemy clubs game. Phillies’ shortstop Bobby WMe reaches for the ball, but is too late to ot-7 series in the fourth game at Now, after finkMng second Philadelphia Coach Jack o* toe fish is a serious problem, laws. And the law says: ‘Walt * • • PORT LAUDERDALE, F la .- ed. One manager. Gene Miauch ers will wear you out. You tor Harrelson’s services and ac­ make the putout on Brock. The man in blbe covering the play is Paul Pryor. the Garden. during the regular season, the Ramsay took a deep breath and to the time necessarily spent until Opening Day, 6:00 a.m.. New York Yankees have two of Mlntreel said, "You can’t get by Conservation Officers to hold Saturday, AptH 19!’.” can’t use the same bat from Rates Second Look quired the potential home run Despite a fourth-place finish 76ers have Uttle hope. No team sald: ” We can stMl win it.' Opens Strip Sunday in shape in cool 'weather. You start to finish. Pitchers today king tor a bonus estimated at more years to g(0 on their pre­ In their division, the Oeltlos are has fallen behind 8-0 in the play- He also admitted toe 7eers are have to work in the sun to get have too many good arms, Nehru jackets may be out but 350,0(K). H e helped the R S ox w in sent 10-year contract to stage flying high onoe agiain, deter- offs and come hack to oopiture lucky they're playing in a best- PViank Maratta will ■open the curizun on the 1969 rac­ and too many good heads, too.” the fugitive from Charlie Pin- Murcer, Kenney Future New York Stars those extra poimds off.” Night mined to make Jokesters of the the championsMp in the NBA’s of-7 series, the 1967 pennant, m ade the A ll- spring training at beautiful Fort H ockey ing flieason with a tire-blistering speed show at the As we were talking, a bloke ley’s old Kansas City Athletics Star team last year, had his contests are scheduled tor one many s»callsd experts who c«i- 23-year history. If a fifth game Is necessary, Alcindor Turns Down ^ OoraiecWcuit Draigway in East Heddam on Sunday, in the stands hollered out, "Hey, has several dozen, all colorful, Lauderdale Stadium, a 10-mile, reason — bigger gfate receipts. MONTREAL (AP) — 130,000 ssdary contract tom up sldered their dynasty ended. The Celtics, who won their the two teams wUl play in FMla- April 6. ------Harrelson, why don’t you get which he wears daily. 80-minute ride from headquart­ "W e’re Just playing our best last four scheduled games be- delpMa Friday Mght. Montreal Canadiens announced and was given a big pay boost. “This will really be getting crews are at work readying the a haircut?” His ”minl-Volks” rates a Traveling unitorma of major Monday they have recalled six Today, he’s well up on the lad­ ers in the city at the Yankee ABA Attractive Offer off to a flying start," said facility for its 10th successive "Look at the guy,” Harrel­ second-look. Built at a cost of Yanks Change Style Clipper. The Yanks moved to league clubs are gray wilii tile players from Houston Apollos Maratta, referring to an Im' der in the green backs depart­ yeiar of action. son said, “bald as an eagle. I' 36,700, it’s a four-wheel, dig­ city name In block lettem let­ IX)S ANGELES (AP)—'L«w Alcindor is putting all tor the duration of the Stanley presslve’ lineup of cars. ment with the Sox, behind only this East Coast Florida com­ IQ tO.tr’ir^a d'h-A ATlo.4‘-ikvnln.1 A __ nloarAFFa _ . _ * . . . * Maratta said the coming sea­ bet be wished that he had my nified beach-buggy, a striking m unity in 1961 a fter a lon g stay ters acroso the shlrta. Nlekname his chips on the NIatilonial Basketball Association. Cup piayofto. He said toe mile-long drag- hair. lavendar with the letters Hawk Oarl Yastnoemskl. Machine Unburied For the tirsit five years of Ms professional career it stand-by son will be highlighted by Off the field. In addition to at St. Petersburg. Bob' Fishel, of the team i^ipeam on home strip weathered the winter with three three-dhy drag shows on “One of these days I’m going inscribed on the hood as well Yank puUlcist, reports that white unltorms, the same as ooufd cost Mm ju ^ under $ 2 million. during the playoffs. only minor damage and that to have a little fun adien some as a decal picture of a Hawk. hta fancy clothes, Harrelson the long weekends of Memorial owns a sandwich shop in Bos­ Power Hitters Gone most likely a new long-term during the champlonahip sea- Day, Fourth of July and Labor guy hollers to me about my Harrelson lives in a Brook­ RED LEE CLASSIC — Ruth AlKSmiericwT^^^iroLA*^ ^ ~ contract will be drawn up with Once WGrid’s Best Day. There will be shows every hair. I’m going to buy a rug line apartment, a few miles ton along with an insurance FORT LAUDERDALE, Smith 186-461, Janet Hager 181- turned ^ a W .28^S![ botallng at least AxIi^ Jr. is toe new pr^<^t was the spring sensation of 1966 the possibility of a large com­ Sunday afternoon through mid- (wig) and take it over and give from Fenway. He’s married but business and a travel agency, Fla. (AT*)— 'Baseball, New $600,000. of the Boston Bruins of the Nb ' and has been clipping the ball plex being built on adjacent Jerry K'eravey has inherited PEINDINE, Whiles (A P )— A raedng car ca,Ilted Blaibs, 467, Ginger Yourkos 190-481, five-year cqntiadt offer from November and the top namM of it to him. I'll bet he’ll be sur­ separated. They have three chil­ and he’s got an Interest in a Grace Brenner 193-461, Trudl the American Basketball“ “ Asao- Although detaUs of the NBA ttonal Hockey League. Pittsburgh York Yankee ■style, will be regularly during the exhibition land. Fl'ank Crosettl’s dd Jersey buriied 42 years ajgo aifter a fatal attehiplt on the worid’s dragracing will be featured. p r is e d !’ ’ dren. golf icDurse and has recently Quasrtltechka______186-624,__ June______Row- elation to negotiate with the offer never have hem made Adams was promoted from just a bit different this season this year. He likely will number two. If Kenney stays land speed record, has been exhumed from its grave There will be partlcidar empha- Why do you wear your hair According to the snappy ventered Into a flve-atory haber­ Mt 181-19^r'Ele^mor Wli^n ^r'whll^h ^ ««POrted to be about execuUve vice president Mon- year — there’ll be fewer take the third base job from Currently the Yankees have a around as long as Oosetti did under a Weteh aand dhne.* —— ------L ooks fo r afb this year on funny cars, su­ so long? I asked. dresser, "Socks are out. Bell dashery which win feature Bobby Cox. One and a half ton Baba—once lying on its side eight-feet down. perstocks and AA/fuel drag­ "W^y do you wear your hair bottom trousers are in. Turtle­ clothes to fit every taste. home runs and more short­ complex, but it’s only (or the in a Yankee uniform he’ll be sters. short?” he answered. necks are in but Nehru Jackets Oh yes, he also has a personal stops. Pepltone, meanwhile, moves minor league clubs ^ nearby an old man. The Crow put in New Coach I back to first base from center The dragstrip promoter said “I like my hair this way and are out, except for guys like m anager. The transition from a team of Hollywood. Several major league 37 years as a player and coach emttoed at more than 170 n^ee of aluminitim body had rot- ______"Lew decided to fulfill Ms Angeles. A ^mkeeman said the associated with the Bruins field, now that ManUe has re­ the fuelers this yescr wUl be you like yours that way. me. Lavender is my favorite He needs one. thunder and lightning that re­ clubs now have spring sites With the Ycinkees. Croeettl is per M>ur on PendlM Sands, Car- ted away. ELKS-John Rieder 136, Dick obligation given in New club hopes to sign Alcindor by tor 46 years, said he wl'H remain PITTSBURGH (AP) — The lied on the home run as Its ma­ tired. The other infield spot, which Include playing fields tor more spectacidar than ever, now a coatsh with San Diego In marthenriure in 1987. Rut Owen hopes to restore k jo I 136-347, Joe CatakU Sr. 142- Tork to toe Milwaukee club," Wednesday. “ .chairman of the board ^ to , de- Pittsburgh Penguins, trying to jor weapon likely will become second base, is up for grabs both the big team and its affili­ the Americoii League. He start­ World champion driver Jef- Rabs to working order and put 353, joe Sola 146-356, BYed 'comment Mrniday 1 vote time to player develop- , . , . with "plenty of emoke" to de­ create a winner in the National complete with the retirement of right now with holdover Horace ates. There are five diamonds at ed with the Yanks in 1932. frey Parry Thomas was trying it on display in Pendlne. “I am Poudrier 148-356, Jack’ Cluls- Ms adviser, Sam Gilbert. light spectators. These power­ slugging Mickey ManUe, leav­ Clarke getting a stiff battle Hollywood and many days there to set a land-spe^ record whw convinced tMs famous car oan tadore 138-377, Joe Plcaut 139- Gilbert, a Los Angeles cwi- Basketball ------______Hockey League, aie searching ful machines attain speeds in excess of 220 miles an hour East’s Fastest Speedway ing the Yankees with Just one from trade-acquisition Nate are at least three regulation ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Hi* ‘*® ^stored.” He said. "It is 333, George WaUer 360, Joe De- tractor, said Alcindor would be- Horse Raciiur for a new coach. within seconds from blast-off at legitimate homer hitter—Joe Oliver. nine-inning games scheduled. Take it from s fellow who toe craMi the chain decapitated «ven possible we might get it to slmono 363. gin private negotiations with the DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Vic n u n c n a c u i K Red Sullivan was fired as the starting line. Pepltone. Flanking Kenney In the out­ should know, Elston Howard, 'Dwmas. run again." ------n b a and toe Milwaukee Bucks made toe switch from LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) — Cher- 'Coach Monday ibut It wasn’t a Time trials wUl start at 12 Although Manager Ralph field will be Roy While and Bill “We’re cautious,” F'arm Di­ when right, Jose Banttago of the head basketball coach to special ry Baba ($10.20) defeated to- surprise-even to him. V lU ^re^m ^ vll- Thomas, the son of a North INTER OHURCH-Cy PerMns Gilbert said the decision to noon, and serious racing will Houk realizes what Mantle’s Robinson. The catching Job also rector Harry Dalton of the Balti­ assistant to toe chancellor of vored Mop Top by a neck in toe Bostrni Red Sox is as good as ” 5 ? ” W ales v ica r, w a s fie rce ly con- 2(X)-223-690, BUI M cB rid e 210- ru le ou t th e A B A o ffe r w as It didn’t come as a shock,” get underway at 2 p.m. Schedules Opening Events loss could mean to the Yankees is being battled tor, with Jake more Orioles said. ”We have a any pitcher in baseball. "He’s under a s ^ tome am it be- world land speed 673, Bemie Banauige 662, RalMi made Monday after Alcindor re- Duke University today. $4,000 Cientredale Purse before a the 39-year-old Sidlivan said. after 18 years in the line-up, he Gibbs being pushed by Frank good well-balanced squad. got everything, every pitch, and o ^ e something of a shrine. record with Malcolm Campbell Clark 214, Frank Mott 214, Earl cieved a telegram from ARA BUbas will be working direct- crowd of 10,668 Monday night at "Everywhere I went tor the last does maintain that psychologi­ Stafford Speedway, with steward. All three .have had a well as an All-Stax show. Ar­ Fernandez. Everything looks good for us he’s smart," the current Now when he was killed at the age of White 212, Bill Grant 202. Commissioner George Mikan. ly under Dr. Barnes Woodhall, Lincoln Downs, month, it 'was rumored in the cally It could be on asset rather some organizational long association with auto ralD- rangements have passed the pre­ Pitching just might turn out to at this point,” the Amhexst York Yankee coach claims. when Owen Wyn Owen, a Welsh recently named chancellor pro------newspapers." than a debit. telegram, Gilbert said, out- . „ . tng, both as oar owners and as liminary stages. be the strong point. The starting grad said. He formerly lived in Howard caught Santiago the lecturer, wanted to recover toe Last year, in their first season changes and a bold new “ Maybe the players will think Campbell broke the record at , '"'f “ BMty Lou uned an offer made toy toe ABA Football Play Golf administrators. Another modified batUe is ex­ rotation has three certain start­ West Springfield and was a last two years in Boston. wreckage and restore it. After toe respcmslMUty tor the inter­ in the NHL, toe Penguins fin­ schedule, will open the 1969 how much it’s up to them now,” 146 m .p.h. on the seven-m Ue '^®®>'' In addition to the super-modi- pected with national champ Ste­ JERRY KENNEY ers—20-game winner Mel Stot- sportswrlter before getting into petitions and public meetings, nal affairs of the university. The Baltimore Colts attracted ished only six points out ot fir s t season April 13th w th a Houk offered. "M aybe they’ve fleds, the NASCAR modlfieds vens again the man to beat. tlemyre, Rooke of the Year San baseball. Former players of Gassy however, they agreed to his re­ to “ ««« KaJm 204-180-822, Fran , detailed tbo ABA plum 1,301,334 fans to 23 games last place, but still missed a ptayoff FOX GROVE super-modified open com­ relied on Mantle too much. The With Houk relying on Tresh at quest. STORRS (AP)—Fred Barakat, and the late model "T igers,” the Stevens, from Rehoboth, Mass., Bahnsen and Improving FUtz Stengel who are now managliig fTl ‘*^® ***® ®P®®^ “P *4* Lauria 176-463, Betty Haefs 476. ‘"A «» »»® waved a season. Six pre-season games spot. younger guys now have a great­ shortstop, two young shortstops 160 m .p.h. million dollars cashier’s check 20, has been named assistant petition 50 lapper. 1969 slate also lists the ARDC will find plenty of competition Peterson—while rookie Bill Bur- Nary an umpire with long in the major leagues are Balph On Sunday a mechanical dig­ drew 300,608; 14 NFL games COUNTRY CLUB The NASCAR modified debut er opportunity to say: ‘I’m have been shifted to other posi­ Thomas snatched the record This season they barely mode and NEMA midgets, NASCAR’s from fellow Bay Starters Leo bach seems to have grabbed No. sideburns or long hair has been ger cracked the nine Inches of OON8TRUCTION—Ernie Oak- ^ ***® news conference. basketbaU coa^h and assistant brought in 784,488; and the with a 50-lapper on May 2nd. tions—Kenney to center field Houk with the Yankssa, Billy fifth place and wound up with a Grand Nationals and possibly Cleary (Hanover), Bob Santos going to have to do It.’ And 4. seen on the Grapefruit League concrete under wMch Babe was with a speed of 169 m.p.h. in man 169-409, Elwood Emmons He said the offer including tKe PJ^OMor at ^ Univeiaity of three post-season championship Running on Friday night, Staf­ and Murcer to third .base. Their Martin in Minnesota, Hank Bau­ 20-46-11 record. They’re toe only Keeney Street the United States Auto Club (Minis) and Lou Austin (Med­ that’s exactly what they’ll have swing to date. burled and Owen carefully fin- 1926 and later broke jhle own 1421400, Ken Markstedn 164-889, mllUon dollars, a $500,000 bonus, Connecticut. games attracted 216,248 fans. ford will again form the first development, of course, holds LIndy McDaniel, who had a er in Oakland and Joe Omrdon expansion team that never sprinters and the AU-Stor Stock ford). to do.” ished the work with a hand record with a drive of 171 m.p.h. Don Flavetl 860, Marshall Stol- five per cent of the stock in the Barakat, a former star play- The 1067 W orld Cham pion G reen Manchester leg of the "Circuit of Cham­ the key for Houk. 1.76 earned run averaged In 61 in Kansns City, made the playoffs. Car Racing League. The key there is Houk's Speaking of long hair, the dif­ trowel. Campbell returned later in strom 142-861, Dennia Booex 187. New York Nets, an annuity pay- er at Assumptlwi College and Bay Packers are the only team pions” that has produced three Southington, Conn., resident Kenney, 24, will be making games last season, is the No. 1 Attendance di|^d this season League Time Available The likes of Tiny Lund, Har­ three-shortstop line-up, consist­ ference between Ken Harrelson H w blue and w hite ca r, 20- 1926 and clo ck e d 174 m .p.h. And ------ment of $65,200 tor 20 years be- assistant basketball coach there to top this figure, attracting a straight national modified Flemke is always a contender, the same transition that Mantle reliever. "New York is loaded with more than 50,000 and a Mub old Denaway, Marty Robbins, ing of Tom Tresh, Jerry Kenney of Boston and Joe Pepltone of feet-long and with a 400 horse- Thomas was killed trying to re­ SPOUSES — Ronnie ZemalUs ginning at the age 41, and 10 i>er since 1966, succeeds Jack Om- record 1,313,294 fans in 98 CALL 649-8312 champions. as is Gene Bergin of Manches­ did 18 years ago. In the Navy The Yankees are In the Easi­ good, young pitching," Mjanag- spokesman said the Penguins Billy Yuma and possibly Staf­ and Bobby Murcer. the Yankees Is that the Red power aeroengine, vms found gain the title. 129, Lorry Fountain 187-144-861. cent ot the ABA national televi- lam, who nMgned last month. gam es. Malcolm Barlow, a co-pro­ ter, Conn., and Fred DeSarro of 'nst season, Kenney hit .294 at er.! Division with the league’s er Mayo Smith of Detroit says lost $400,000 this year. Last year ford modified champ Bugsy 'I’resh, who last year made the Socker gets along with every­ moter last year, has purchased Westerly, R.I. Syracuse in 1967 b \ it does not stronger teams, Detroit, Baltl- of the Yankees. "I think run they lost $260,000. Stevens will visit the haif-mlle transition from the outfield to one. KBSTAUBANT-^olin SuixleU the entire Stafford Fairgrounds. Five extra-distance events have Mantle’s power. The young moie, Cleveland, Boston and production will be their biggest Tlie Penguins offered toe fiery oval for the GT 200 lapper on shortstop, is trying now to prove 14e-80S, Rick Cavar 146-860, Don John McCarthy, track manager are planned. They are 100 lap- speedster hit just-three homers Washington. They beat out only problem. If they can salve that, Injury Prone Rick Barry Sullivan a Job as head scout, but Aug. 29th. he can handle the job while hit­ Year ago this time^ Ken Flavell 136-141-892, Hank Frey tANosEPrm a year ago, will be a copro­ pers on May 30, July 4, Aug. 1, at Syracuse. the Senators last year but might there’s no telling what they’ll he said he wants a few days to Midget stars Johnny Coy, A1 ting major league pitching at Harrelson didn’t know from one 146-869, Tony MlrinelH 189-866, moter with Barlow. Fran Grote and Sept. 1, the Aug. event fea­ Murcer, 23, has been in the creep past the Indians also this a 188-S7S. oppoimnflTY Vernon Town Line Announcements are expected Yale University football coach Clete Boyer, who w ^ rs his took a strong dislike to the next But only by winning their last sists. , , certainly a large pert of his Defendlng champion Connie sibly make the moves Im d oes R te. 88,. T alcoU viU e, Omul soon on another USAC date, as Carmen Cozza says three fac­ third-baseman’s g'love with batter as is' custom among game of the season dlu they m akeup. Hawkins of Minnesota ia nm- if he thought about Jthem first, SAPLINOS — Jay Rogers 127, tors have helped him recruit distinction and was a 26- pitchers. manage to sneak into the first It’s common practice now for ner-up adth a 80.8 average. Lindsey may not* make the Marge Qrsyb ISS, Betty Brady For Employment At some standout football players homer man the year before. The Braves were a bit of a di vision. all runners to wear batting Day’s best quip; “How you Larry Jones of Denver has moves on the field that some 139-849, LMa Speiicer 139. for the freshman class which He didn’t get to p|ay helmets while running the teellng, Casey?’’ a writer ask clinched the total point crown. other runners do, but ho ------starts at Yale next fall. roOEKS CORPORATKHrS enough games in 1968, only bases; it doesn’t hurt as hard ^ Casey Stengel, former Figures through games Sunday certainly got the message shout W restling credited Jones with 3,099 points making an Investment with One is the success of Yale 71. Deve^lopad a bad habit to get hit by a thrown ball Yankee and Met manager. The PROVO, Utah (AP) — lows football the past two seasons. in 74 contests for a 38.4 average, some of the bonus money he of getting hit on the wrist while breaking up a doubleplay 78-year-old Casey shot back, “I State led ttw field after the first The second is the high regard attem pt. know a lot of people my age Hia average ranks third in the received from the Vikings In 5 Conn. Plant Locations by pitch ^ balls thrown by three prriinilnary rounds of the professional teams had for Yale who are dead!’’ leagu e. 1986. T he form er A rkansas h alf- Technicians and Engineering Aselatento in Quality (tontrol. players. Three were chosen In famous personalities. University of ,PonnecUcut’s Bob There’s some doubt In this Bin M cG ill and Julian H am - back purchaaed som e land n ear ^nnrrailMr*'******** Q iam pksieh lpe Research and Development, Manufacturing Bn^eertng. Basketball mon of Denver and Oakland’s Fayetteville Fayetteville, Ark. at that time. the player draft two months "Don Drysdale hit me here,” Staak finished third among scor­ writer’s mind about Tom Trerii "A pttriMr shouM J>a able to Iowa State and Mldiigsn Starting salaries aa h l| h as $140 per week tor Teetalotena ago. Jim EaMns are vying tor field One o t the nation’s leading dS' said Boyer, and he pointed to a M3DDLEBURY, Vt. (AP) — ers in the Yankee Basketball being the best shortstop the set in shape for a aeU i^ in Stated two of toe tour co-lavor- or $165 per week for Engineering Asetstento. GOLFA t The third reason listed by Coz­ knob still present on his left goal abooUng honors. partment store chains recently High School Graduates and 2 year college graduates are Former Princeton star Gary Conference, it was announced New York Yankees have. He’s ' •»yvhere from 10 16 straight p o r g s n i6, had batted the ball into the air. Mbuted on father and son days read: BUI Knight, treaeiver, to gating a major league base- Tournament of Champtons H^rll hi(>^ey title for the seventh straight year in Stockholm, Sweden. The Soviet hit him it was no accident, "but KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) _ Th« games last season. Darel Carrier of Kentucky haa during the regular ntssnii. instead of Ed Lshon. s lock on top spot tor three-point bell franchise. 17-30. Bkalters cUnced the crown by defeating the .Oanadian team 4-2 on Sunday. ; tv;: ■■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 19C9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY; APR^ 1, 1969 PAGE SEVBNTft^ THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN md WHIPPLE BU6GS BUNNY OITR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE H*lp Mobil* Homos 6-A 38 38 >NkOC HERE'S A QUARTER, Anwtf lo rrttiMt Pmti« Down AT THE OFFICE, M5 STAPLER, THE UT BACR AT THE RANCN, LOOK AT WHAT KID'S OWVIN' ME / . c HiS f? 9 0 P S FOR MUU.I6AM to* FRANKLIN mobUe home, B "w i t h t h a t SI/HMICKS CICERO! WHY PONT V STElU IS SGCP6T TOO/ CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL MAN, INSISTS ON TOP EFFIOENC/ HE OKAYS ID TAKE CARE OF HiS HAIRDRESSER — Managar WANTED — Daofal • needs some repair, $6(X> or Y A fiO DOWAI AN' ■ S O AFTCB t h e F iBSIA b o u g h t a f t e r m e c o o k c p t h e V a r ie t y ANDTDPEXPERlEhlCE - - L im E wanted tot Shop In Manches­ will trsln quaUflsd MV PANCAxe R e a p s it h ir e p . best <^er. (Contact Mks. PRECIOUS OFFSPRING- 555-S56-$S7- SET VERSCLF SOME oiA/Ls C l u b Di n n e r , m e ter, salary plus. Call 648-6832. H m ss with heavy hi ME TO INSTRUCT ITS CHEFS/ 'iwCXNOTICED TMAT MIS HANDBALL Marlon McMahon, 742-MS(k ICE CREAM t r— Z' T io T After 8 p.m. call 349-0217. rruL SG sowethim© o p a b o r e IS SUCYE© HAP DISAPPEARED ACBOSS 56 Hardy heroine SORRY! BUT WITH ONL'f TEN sowhaTstm e , 'teA U Y fl IT stalling! nsponsiblUtles need not ^ 9ply. BUT 1 ou/e it to humanity ? FROf M THG k it c h e n s h e l f ' ADVERTISING 8UT« YEARS’ EXPERIENCE YOU Write Box w 1 Common level 5^ ROUTINE?! NEVER] ,WELL- IIE LOOKS FME! a. TO PASS ON MV SECRETS / ) ^ HAVEN'T hap enough DOCTOR’S office assistant, 1-6 Herald. — 4 Ingredient of DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Motorcyckt— MADE THE BABY­ LETSGOfWE'LL p.m., four days, 9-2 p.m., BACKGROUND FOR THIS SITTING SCENE BE late FOR ; > 1 Mountain 8 AJ». to 4:80 PJI. Bicycks 11 Saturday. No Saturdays July I I. 5 ’ sfArticular depression MESSENGER’S JOB? 8E IO R E .' THEf=ART' form and August. LPN Training de­ J j h U ' 2 Athena 1968 KAWASAKI, 120 cc, streef sirable but not necessary. HIGH SCHOOL 12 Malt brew 3 Readjust COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. scrambler, $280. Call 647-9868 13 Two'toed Write Box “T ,” Manchester Sophomores or Juniors tor U < ^ t > p l i 4 Italian city 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION after 6 p.m. ■loth Herald. part-time waitress work, af­ 5 Presently Deadllim for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday 14 Soviet city 6 Badgerlike author touch BICTCLEIS—new and used. Re­ ter sciMOl and some week­ 15 Sargasso,for mammals 23 Lubricator 41 Cretan law- ends. No experience neces­ one pairs on all makes. Open daily 7 Baseball term 24 Land measure giver (myth.) PLEASE READ YOUR AO sary, good pay plus gratui­ 16 Dutch seaport 8 Folkways 25 Sly look 42 Bird's craw 9-8:80. Manrtiester Cycle Shop, TREASURE CITY 18 Young 183 West MI(MUe Tpke., ties, iHeasant atmosphere. 9 Order (Latin) 26 Russian guild 43 Olympian CJa**Ule*l or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone as a NEEDS Key A LLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN pilchard 10 College 27Hinderance goddess > •>*»nld read Mo ad the FIRST 649-2096. Apply In person, Brass ZOGaseotui official 28 Angers 44 Habitat plant ^ REPORT ERRORS In time for the GIRLS Restaurant, 839 Main Btreet, OKAY... IF r element (pi.) 11 Shade trees 29 Helper (ab.) form next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In- Manchester. ANYTW INe 21 Operated 17 Give as an 31 Goes in 46 Swine correct or omitted Insertion lor any advertisement and then 1966 SUZUKI X6, 260 co, 648- FOR: Domestics—9 a.m. to 3 GIVE ■YOU 22 Land parcels Inalienable 33 Stories 47 Solitary ^ to ^ extent of a “make good” Insertion. Rrrors which 8806. O HOLLER 24 Wolfhound P-m. Mens Dept.; 9 a.m. to 4 possession 38 Dress 46 Grafted (her.) do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be p.m. Housewares Dept.: 9 a.m. CLERK Typist — Insurance 26 Continent 19 "Inferno" 40 Perceives by 50 Was seated rorreoted by “make good” insertion. 27 Through Businoss Sorvleos to 8:30 p.m. Claims office, 87)i-hour week. ,//• '/ (prefix) n r ~ 5” r - r~ v r - r “ IT IT OaU 349-4623 between 9-4 SOI^tball (RoekviUe, Toll Free) Offoiod 13 These are full-time positions p.m. player ij u with good working conditions. [«(C(»MKK 32 Measure of 643-2711 TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Apply In person to Treasure LUNCHEONETTE help needed i^Husr A capacity (pi.) f!“ i r II 875-3136 Trees cut, building lots clear­ City, Manchester Parkade. for full or part-time daytime COINCIDENCE r* 34 Ruler of a ed, trees topped. Got a tree P hours. Apply Manager, W. T. W 26 sort problem? Well worth phone CALHNUDSEf^ Grant Co., Manchester Park- 35 Raises in ii call, 742-8282. SAA/GOk/IAm ade. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS spirits Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 36 ^fore 24 2s ATTICS and cellars cleaned, MULTI.CIRCUITS SALES person for toy depart­ 37 Rip ment, 88-hour week. Apply to HELLO...ACE PRIVIWS RkSHT.' AM’HOW W ELL 1 KWOW.' WHEM 39 For fear that s r 24-Hour Answering Service odd Jobs, light trucking, H-l H-l ' SCHOOL? I ’D LIKE TD M AKE KXJ’RE GETTIM ' INSTRUCTIOWS '(OU'VE trees removed and lots clear­ Rooftnq— Siding 16 Business Opportunity 28 Hoip Wonlod— Rapidly growing firm in the Manager, W. T. Grant Co., mrl f fcy N IA . liK T, 40 Hat material AM APPOIMTMEMT FOR (SOT TO DO MORE USTSMINO, LESS X ed. Call 648-1086. eleotronic field extends ah Manchester Parkade. SOME LESSOMS, AND ” YAKKING, AMP MO ARGUING/ BETTER 41 Adult boys Free to Herald Readers Fonuri* 35 42 Rah ROOFING and Roof Repair. bivlteUon to visM our plant UH-NO, I HAVEMT ASK FORATEACHER WfTH THE PA­ SALESPERSON tot house- DAVY JONES BY LBFF and McWILLIAMS r e a l l y h a p AMY TIENCE OF JOB-AMP FIMPOUT IF ^ 45 Prickly plant m STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, jCouglln Roofing Co., Inc., 643- ■ TEXACO PILGRIht MILLS Fabr(b De- Want Information on one of our claaslfled adverttsements? to discuss opportunity in wares, 86-hour week. Apply to IMSTRUCTIOMS YET... T H E Y eUARANTEE A PIPLCMA MO 49 Withdrawal No answer at the telephone Uated? Simply call the flrepleices, flagstme terraces. ' 7707. partment Store is expanding clerk-typist position. THOSE TWO ARE ^ RUTH REEP'S GONNA REALIZE WE'LL BE THE YEAH.' PROVIDEP MATTER MOW LONG IT TAKES.' 51 Charged atom All concrete repairs, both In­ and needs experienced sales Manager, W. T. Grant Co., ABOUT TO PIVE FOR HOW DUMB SHE WAS TO TELL FIRST TO SEE THE TOWN HASN’T 52 Verbal 42 43 44 TT IT SERVICE Manchester Parkade. THE COINS...FOR Me. ME ABOUT HER GRANDPA'S GLENVILLE SINCE ROTTED AWAY .' side and outside railingfs. Rea­ BIDWELL Home Improvement ladies to be trained for our new 53 Jason's boat EDWAROS sonably priced. Call 643-0881. Apply 10 a.m. to 12 n(xm, UNPERWATER THE FUOOPING (myth.) Co. Expert Installation of fabric store now under con­ FORTUNE... aluminum aiding, gutters and STATION 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Ask for 54 Canadian YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. struction . bn Oakland Street. Mr. Harvey King. AVON ii ANSWERtm SERVICE trim. Roofing installation and Apply Miss Cobtum, Pilgrim 0 ( 5 5 1 province (ab.) Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ 55 Cushions repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. FRANCHISE Add To Your Family Income. SS u ways sealed and small truck­ Mills, 177 Hartford Rd., Man­ under 1 Available in the Manchester chester between 3 and 9 p.m. Only a few hours dally. Start 649-OSM 875-251$ ing done A-1 right, Call Tre- MULTI-CIRCUITS howdahs ROOFTNO, aluminum siding, and Glastonbury areas. Ex­ your ow|i business now. Become (Newspaper [nltrpriit Ann.) and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In mano Trucking Service toll- gutters, carpenter work, 80 cellent opportunity for new HAIRDRESSER experienced 80 HARRISON STREET an AVON Representative. Call Jig time without spending aU evening at the telephone. free, 742-9487. years’ experience. Connecticut career and security. If yotf' preferred, full or part-time. 286-4922. Valley Construction Co., 61S- MANCHESTER, CONN. SHARPENING Service — Saws, are concerned about the fu­ Call Tuesday or Wednesday, 7180. Free estimate. ture and Willing to invest 643-9022. Atifomobites For Sak 4 knives, aces, shears, skates, WAITRESSES and counter girls, your money and time in a rotary blades. Quick service, full-time. Also weekend nights, profitable career, cciil Mr. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 part-time. Apply in person Sam Lm HERALD 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, laoampo days 868-9600, eve­ Main St., Manchester. Hours Rooling and only. Howard Johnson Restau­ WAVNI t«M6 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNEB heater, white. $1,000. Call 649- nings 1-688-1639, or write Op- . Ti.. U. 1.1 T-l dally 7:30-8, Thursday, 7:80-6, Chimnoys SECRETARY rant, Exit 94, off Rt. 94, 894 4849. 16-A portunKy, P.O. Box 281, 7j BOX LETTERS Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7988. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. East Hartfbrd, Conn. RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE F o r Your 1988 OLDSMOBILB aedan, LOCKSMITH — Locks repaired ROOPINO — Specializing re­ /TYPIST — Speedy and accurate black, good running condlUon. pairing roofs of all Muds, new O' Informatloii and installed. Keys made and LABORATORY for transcription, electric type­ isN $100. After 4:30 p.m., call 646- duplicated. 643-6922. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Privatn instructions 32 writer, willing to learn MP-8T f ( x ) m co^'‘-^-c,x'i-' + ■f(TL) = C0(X-7.,)(lL-X.^,)...(TL-7.^)(u)~5/ m r~ IT s a y s : THE HERALD wlU not 2381. cleaived and repaired. 80 years’ FuU-time position, reporting to Technical Director in cor­ operation. Dlversllled work, B4-hours. Manchester office. ! + -f f*>(iL)V */4-! - . ..= O, - / <3:>(u)V3/3l.f(s-)(u}‘ 0 rendered. All types of business­ DATA./ any advertiser using box 1968 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, CaU Howley 613-6861. 644- levels. Mary Jayne Mitchell, Friday” desiring fuU secretarial responslbUltim. Mrf. MontpeUt, 349-8931. letters. Readers answer­ standard shift, radio, new es. Call 643-8338, Bookkeeping 8883. 643-8298. K * (cok^ + c, k+Cz) /co = (c,^-4^oCz ) / \ ^d^O^%~9’- (» 2S,OTe 0I2UH ing blind box ads who brakes, excellent condition, Associates. + + ... +OJI. (x-a.,)(%-zz) ... SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their 646-3166. Help Wantod— Mala 34 identity can follow /his LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, qlso COLONIAL BOARD CO. procedure: moving large appliances. Burn­ Miinnory, d- ^y(^4p/s),coS3e^'9f^-^(-^ 1968 FORD LTD, excellent con­ Help Wontod— 815 PARKEUl ST., MANCHESTER CAREER-MINDBD tndlvldnal dition, power steering and ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- Drossmaking 19 . Fomol* wanted for management posi­ Enclose your reply to 1776. 35 the box in an envelope — brakes. 742-7676. Mrs. E. S. Loftus tion for growing (Hartford bas­ L^.-Ln^’-o,*C’‘C//zco,y 3 TO 11 P.M. nurse'e aides,.full co-d"+c,-^c^^o, X/O' address to the Classified DRESSMAKINO and altera­ 649-4667 ed) fast food rervlce organiss- IHDCJ g> < > o »^ Manager, Manchester NEWLY built stock car, almost Housohold Sorvleos tions, slppers replaced etc or part-time. Laurel Mienor, tion, 31 or over, capable of as­ g i p » a o ^ Evening Herald, together complete, with quick change 640-4610. A h'7> (D C Call 649-4311. suming responsibilities. per­ with a memo listing the rear-end. Call 878-1016 after 6 Offoiod 13-A WOMAN with car for cleaning manent position with fringe companies you do NOT p.m. FOR ALTERATIONS neatly beneflts. Experience not neces­ want to see your letter. LIGHT Trucking—clean attics, every other week. OaU 649-3784 RN’s or LPN’s part-time, U-7 i c r a J and reasonably done In my COST CLERK after 8 p.m. aMft. Laurrt Manor, 649-4619. sary, we wlU train. Successful Your letter will be de­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? cellars. Odd Jobs, mow lawns. Reasonable. CaU 843-8000. home, call 643-8780. iqn^cant must have amUtioa, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE stroyed if the advertiser Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Experienced in posting time, Is one you’ve mentioned. to Job records. AU Benefits, WOMAN tor general office DREAM JOB—keep your full- energy and enthusiaiih. Apply WEU,WEa,WEa' im ag in e FIHDIN'fo u r amiltmaillionaires THE FIRST ONE'S WELL, AH... HAWiHAW/VEEHEE! ANYWAY,HE'S If not It will be handled est Douglas accepts lowest LIGHT TRUdONG, bulk dellv- woric, fuU-time. Apply Watkins time Job as wife and nsother in own handwriting, P.O. Box IN -niE WILPS OF HIE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES' LINE UP, GENTS/ COMAAOPORE AHEAAJ..T'AA GOT A YACHT. AND MY BANKERS' In the usual manner. down, smallest payments, any­ eryp yards, attics, cellars clean­ Brothers, 986 Main Street, and earn a weekly pay check. 2233, Bishops Comer Branch, where. Not small loan finance Hoving— T rucking— AND OUT WITH YOUR WALLETS/ IT'S A STICK-UP' cl. H A ZA RD COMAAOOORE GAZETTE SAYS ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, DEAN MACHINE Manchester. Call 647-9881 or 649-2289. West Hartford, Conn. (MU7. An THEN SUE MUST BE company plan. Douglas Mo­ Storag* 20 b a t t l e , w a OF THE HIS WIFES GOT HOLOlN'OUTONHIArt. 644-8662. PRODUCTS equal opportunity empiqyor. NAVY OFFICER; CRAWFISH MILIIOHS.' tors, 846 Mtdn. PLASTIC MACHINE operators SEiCRETARY — Local law of­ THERE'S ONLYGU MANCHESTER DeUvery-Ught 102 COLONIAL RD. COMMODORE? CREEKYACHT Lost and Found 1 REWEAVING of buim, moth- for third shift, 12 midnight to fice, excellent skills required, IN HIS WALLET. ; 1668 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, trucking and package, delivery. MANCHESTER, CONN. CLUB, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 8 a.m. Will train. Apply Iona 30-36 boura weekly. 647-9903. WANTED 'very good condition. Call 646- Refrigerators, wariiers and LOST —Union Royal, blue 20” dow shades made to measure, Manufacturing Co., Regent St. bicycle. Taken from Pine and 3603 after 3 p.m. all size Venetian bUnds. Keys stove moving, specialty. Fold­ NURSES- rm Walnut St. 646-2262. ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. MATURE woman to work in MALE HELP 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI, 4- made udiUe you wait. Tape re­ CLEANING WOMAN wanted RN’S AND LPN ’S corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 cheese and gourmet shop, part- POUND — Friendly white male door sedan. Power steering, time, Sundays and several eve­ for friendly home. One day a Main St. 646-6221. week. CaU 648-1881. IN EAST HARTFORD For fun-time cat with large black spots, power brakes, automatic trans­ Pointing— Paporing 21 nings. Apply in person, Swiss double front paws. Call after mission, low mileage. $100 and Colony, Manchester Parkade. FVll or part-time, ail shifts. emplojrment in < COUNTER-WOMEN: A mature On bus line. Paid meal and - RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ 875-8401. Service Service . 1966 FORD 1968 CORVAIR 4-door, needs tions, rec rooms, garages, Applyi PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER body work. $260. CaU 646-0840 porches and roofing. No job 8S0 Sliver Lane, E. Hartford Sliver Lane, E. Hartford UP 180, Bronco wagon com­ too small. Call 649-3144. aac: after 6 p.m. Floor Finishing 24 T EL. 5U-941S TEL. 5te-911( CHENEY EROTHERS, Inc. WIM?? A HUNTING' .SEE?? plete with 4-way snow plow. (LXVAL/-' 1964 PONTIAC, 4-door hardtop, HOMES, OARAGES, 'porohes, HUKlTlfslG T3 0 G?J DOGS KNOW HE'S TRACKING FLOOR SANDING and refInIsh- SI Cooper HUl S t, Mondieeter, Connecticat — Tet S4S-4U1 •YOLJ GOT HOW TO S O M E T H IN G Call 649-2871 automatic, all power, air-con­ rec rooms, room additions, Ing (speclaUaing in older ^ : T O BE TRACK kitchens,-roofing, siding, gen­ RIGHT NOW.' 4l*l ditioning. No money down, as­ floors). Inside painting. Paper KIDDING-,' THINGS sume low weekly payments. era] repair' work. Financing DOWN! hanging. No Job too small. AssistonP Manogor JR. ACCOUNTANT 1664 BLUE PONTIAC Lemons, CaU broker, 288-8716, Mr. available. No down payment. John VerfaiUe, 649-5780. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER convertible, 826 automatic, ex­ Bake. Ectmomy Builders. Inc.. 645- No degree required, respon­ Degree or Accounting School PO ) cellent condition, $880. OaU af­ 6189. sible man to hsmdie oil areas required, with some experi­ AIL I'M ASKIN' IG Y I... I MUST MUCH BETTER THIG IG MORE TELL ME.,WHY IN HEAVEN'G X GOT A 1966 COUNTRY Squire wagon, A PORTRAIT TtWriTHAN THAT. AUAPAM! I CHERISH LIKBTHADIN NAVUE DO

H«'p Wanted—-MeSe 36 Rooms W Mioot Board 59 Apartmonti nafi , Oat o f Town MANCHSSTESt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ Tonoiiwiits 63 For Ront 66 JOSEPH p ! l e w is cuatom BERRrS ly, central location, fbee park­ ^ Ho o m * For Sato 72 Ho u m s For Sato 72 palntlnr ia now accepUnf ap- LOOKINO for anything in real H o u sm For Sato 72 Out o f Teuni CLASSIFIED VERNON — Brand new 8H- M anchester plicationa for palntera aind ing, references required. Call estate rentals — apartments, OOVmcntT — Stotm ae*es room apartment in lovely resi­ MANCHESTER — Move right ______FOT Sidu 7S helpera, alao aummer help. 648-2698, 649-8180. homes, multiple dwellings, no with road ftmtage. $g,70o. **ANCHE8 TER — 6-room SOUTH END-Moro to tomor­ § T A R dential area opposite recrea­ Hospital Notes Will conalder part-time help. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate PtaUbrMt Agency Raidtora M»- Ranch, city utmUes, full ceUar, row, older aeven-room in Up- to, S-bedroom I ^ c h , tornuU r OLTON — 6H-room Ranch -By CLAY R. POLLAN- ROOM for gentleman only, tion park, featuring heat hot ariis LIRRA ADVERTISING I^P pay acale, plua beneflta. Associates, Inc., 648-8129. 8847. $16,000. M qrer Ageney, 648- ,top oondltlan. 1% bath^ three with attached garage, one half vnm N o HOURS y MAR. 21 Your Daily Activity Gulda M shower, private entrance, water, refrigerator, range, s m . « r i Call 444-9688 for appointment. 0808. bedrooms, oom er tot. Owner large llvti^ r ^ m with Are- yock trom boating and swim- latormedlstfi Osro According to th» Starf. 'T parking. Inquire 118 Pearl St. WE HAVE customers waiting hood, garbage disposal, master HEBRON —Route 88, approx­ place and bookcoaea, rec room OCT. 1 1 ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS finds the house too Mg, amdous Prtvato, aosn-S p-m.. aad 4 p.m.- To develop meisaga for Wednesday, after 4 p.m. for the rental of your apart­ TV antenna and sliding glass 14-17-21-36(0 8 AAL to 4:S0 PJM. WANTED aervice atation at­ imately 00 acres with frontage YOUNG OH-room Ranch, with to. aeU. Any reasonable offer reod words corresp^ing to numbers ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ doors, leading to balcony off on Pand on propetty. Own­ |38-3i:67 A S tendant, part-time work, mom- ROOM for rent for gentleman as. attached garage, 8 large bed­ win be given serious considera­ j f TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. inga and aftemoona. Apply Wll- tate Associates, Inc., 648-8129. living room. For an appoint­ er wiU flnenee. -TJ. Croelgett, must to see. Internatkmal As- ______> p-m-, atol 4 p,m-8 p jn . only, free washer, dryer and rooms famUy slsed Utohen. tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, AM. M 1 8* COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lla Oarage, 18 Main St., Be­ ment to see this beautiful, one- ReaUor, 648-1877. soclatts, 647-1800. BOLTON — Top location, top Pediatilcsi Parents alswed 31 Without 61 Let parking, kitchen privileges. 643- NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ 20' living room. ReaUy trim 648-1677. I ^ MAY 10 2 You 32 Of 62 To tween 8 and 4 p.m. story, all brick apartment quaUty custom built ll-room s»y time except •t P-IB.i 3 Top 33 B« 63 In 4*.M PJM. DAT BCFtmS PUBUCATION 6821. luxe garden type apartments and tidy tree shaded yard, too. MANCHESTTER — SpoUess 8 r>^44-S4A3| building. Call 872-0629 week­ SIX-ROOM Cape, clean through­ Ranch. Plastered walla, cast- oOmts, S p.m.-8 p.m. APtopI* 34 Your 64 Get available now. Call Paul $28,600. Wolverton Agency room Ranch with kitchen built- 5 Culiivot# 35 To 65 Avoid Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 4:S0 p.m. Frlday MAN, pert-Umie. Apply Rock­ PRIVATE ROOM for rent. days. Rental $138, adidts, no Ho u s m For Sato 72 out, wall to wall carpeting, alu­ iron radiation, breezeway, 3- BeU Sorvleot 18 aJn.-S p.m., CIMINI W. Dougan, Realtor. 640-4836. Realtors, 649-3818. toa, full basement, one oar ga­ 6 Limit 35 Lovo 66 In SAGITTARlUt ville Scrap Co. 989 Hartford Kitchen privileges, laimdry pets. minum siding and storms, new car garage. Priced tor Im- 4 p .n .-8 pm 7 CooptrativA 37 Around 67 DiKrimlnotIng' Turnpike, Route 80, Rockville, MANCHESTER — 6^ rOmn rage, half acre lot. Sensibly mediate sale. Hayes Agency, (?§*' »*'*r 6 Moy 38Todoy 68 Troffic Totm GOOPKBATION w n x H I A I A A 1 ^ 1 1 facilities, lady only. Close to MANCHESTER Garden Apart­ CXT8TOM built overalae Cape on root, walk-out cellar. Bowers InteMivo Oars and Ooranary 10 9B« 39 Permit BE APPRECIATED l/IM k I I Conn. 872-8887. RCXIKVILLE — 4 rooms, first home, 3 fuU baths, 100x800 lot, prtosd at $24,000. T. J. Chock- 69 Moke OK. It Main St., $20. weekly. After ments 18 Forest St., rooms, overslse lot 130’ wide and ex- School, upper teens. Owner 648- 646-0181. ______Garo: Immediate family only, 5-11-25J2 lOShoft 40 Impresied 70 You floor, appliances included, se­ locatton for future apprecia­ ett, ReaUcr, 048-1677. i \ Lighter 41 Wotch 71 Tested 6-14-2«7(S DRUG Clerk-part-time houra 4:30 call 649-8129. f.*ce heat and hot water, park­ cepUonaUy weU landscaped, 8- 7888. .^>53^1-8685 curity deposit required, adults tion. A buy at $33,000. CaU the CXJLUMBIA Lak 8-bedroom anytime, . Umltod to five 12 Attontivt 42 Occurs 72 You «l-5448 flexible, over 21 preferred. Ex­ ing, $138. a month. car garage. Bowers School. MANCHESTER Spotiess Cape. CANCIR 13 Trip* 43 Current 73 Taking AVAILABLE for lady only, pri­ only, $115. Available April 1st. PhUhrlok Agency, Realtms, $28,000 CUSTOM built cottage, large flreplaioe, large mtootee 14 Your 44 Light CAPRICORN CofiHneed From Preceding Page perienced, reliable, driver’a $38,000. Philbriok Agency, 8 bedroems, dtaitog room, wall JUNt V 74 Frienot vate room with community TWO-BEDROOM garden apart­ Call 643-9678. 640S847. S]^t LevM, flreplaoe, garage, patio with flreplaoe, ISO’ on Maternltyt Failier% 11 o jb . • ISAnd 4 5 Being 75 Your licenae. Good pay. Mlllera Realtor, 640-6847. to waU carpeting, 2 fuU baths, « 16 Woo>tn 46 Health JAM. It kitchen and bath, all utilities ment, carpeting, dltihwa^er, largo manicured lot, picture- la k e. Hutditoe Agency Real- 12:46 p.m., sad 8 p jn .-8 p.m .; 17 Espedolly 47 That Pharmacy. No phone calla. VERNON — Mouftt Vernon MANCHESTER — 7-room ftropiace, garago, asking $26,- 2- 8-288S 77fodoy 24^2-47-52(9 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 included, conveniently located disposal, gas and heat furnish­ MANCHESTER — Six room book setting, largo garden, tore, 640-6824. otliere, 8 p.in.-4 pnv sad 8 18 Don't 46 Contoett 78 Hoppy Apartments. Now available Ranch, m baths, 3-car garage, 600. H. M. Frechette, Reoltora, H-/S^4087-88 19 W ill 49 Folth 79 In 49-72-78 VS CARPENTER — Steady year to stores and bus line. After 8 ed. $186 monthly. 647-loei. Colonial, exceUent conditioiv privacy. Hutchins Agenpy, 20 Of 50 Only MAN TO LEARN offset press new 3% rooms at $160, 4^ 3 fireplaces, large* lot on bus 647-0008. BOUTON — U * R buUt Raised ^ ^ LIO 80 Yourself AQUARIUS ‘round work. Also retired car­ p.m., 644-0388. new kitchen, fireplace, ga­ Roaltora, 640-6834. Ranch. 8 bedroonns, 2 fire- ^ Um lta: 18 to aiatenl|y, 21 Fovor 51 Be 81 A PART-TIME work, days. Call rooms at $170. Heat, hot water, line. PhUbrlck Agency, Real­ JULY 11 22 Put 52 Might JAM. 10 ^ operation in advertising de­ penter for light inside work. rage. Owner transferred. Im­ OXFORD Street—"A one-car 62 Excellent SI9-SS34. partment of grocery chain, THE THOMPSON House — Cot- refrigerator, oven-range, dis­ tors, 640-6847. MANCHESTER — In the mar­ places, garage, acre lot, very no limit la Aua. 11 23 Toleront 53 Life 83 Arreort Fit. to Good hotira. Must have own Furnlshod mediate occupancy. CaU now, home.” In these dayzi you usu­ setf-servloe. 24 Journeying 54 Sporkle* 84 Unprescribed some typing. Apply afternoons. tagrSt. centrally located, large posal, dishwasher, wall to wall ket for an 8 room IwuseT Look­ clean home. Asking $26,900. H. 9*1 3- 4-19-33 4-19 25 Side 22-34-49-56# AOOOUNTANT —OoUege back­ transportation. Apply Globe Apartments 63-A TWO-FAMILY, 6 ft 4 fl^ m a t o - $28,600. Hayes Agency, 848- ally need two can, but here is .^46-59-76 55 Ask 85 Go 44-71-74 G Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., South pleasantly furnished rooms. carpeting, air-conditioning, ing for six rooms but would ap­ M. Frechette, Hesltors, 647- 26 Something 56 Roc^ 86 Doormot ground with a minimuin of two- - Home Improvement Cities, Rt, tenance free siding, detached 0181. a nine-room home in an ex­ The sdmtoistrsiJeB reminds VIRGO 27 To 57 Yield parking. Call 640-2388 for over- ONE ROOM, furnished, lease preciate the income of a two 0008. 87 From Risen yean experience. Applicant Windsor. 44-A, Bolton, between 10 a.m. swimming pool, tennis courts, 3-car garage, cmivenlent resi­ tremely ceatral kxsation where visitors that with ooaetniettaa xAUO. 11 28 Hove 580bligotion* 88 Another nig^t and permanent guest and security required, $78 per PjRtVACY Raised Ranch, 7 room apartment to cover ex­ 29 New 59 By 89 Result* ahould have primarily a cost and 8 p.m. or phoi>e 643-2771. parking and storage. No pets. dential type neighborhood. Lot you can walk to everything- VERNON—Five-room Ranch, 8 underway, psridng space Is urr. 11 month Paul W. Dougan Real- rooms, 2 firepdacee, IH baths, penses, or looking for that 30 You M Help ^ AfWdicine MAR. JO ^ background with exposure to Call Hartford 627-9288, Vernon size, 138x318 average. Wolver­ Four bedrooms up, and five bedroonn, attached garage, limited. Visitors STB asked to ,16-13-26-29 LABORER wanted for concrete ' tor, 646-4638. recreation room, garage, alu­ house 'With the ideal arrange­ ) Adverse ^ N e u & I 18-39-43-504 financial reporting. Will report DEAN MACHINE 875-8721 or 876-4889. ton Agency Realtors 640-3818. roonu down tocludi^ a bright city water, low 2D’s. CaU bear with the hospital whDe the ^48-57-82-89 a-44-79-831 and miscellaneous work, $8. minum siding, acre, view, $27,- ment of separate to-Iaw to plant manager and division PRODUCTS kitchen, formal dtotog room, owner, 873-6826. parking proUem exista. per hour. Call 643-0881. Apartmonts— Flats—- THREE room apartment, fur­ 900, Hutehtoe, Agency, 040-6824 quarters? Situated cn large cocdRdler. For appointment MANCHESTER — Six H'vtog room, famUy room and 102 COLONIAL ROAD IM9 by NIA, ItK. nished, private bath and en­ shaded'lot to nice section, in­ can GAP Corp., Stoffordvillc, COOKS — Pull or part-time, Tenamants 63 Cape flreplaoe, formal dtotog SEVEN ROOM older home, ex- office or den or a room for the HEBRON Clean Cape, 4 Judith WlUdnson, Frog Hollow Mrs. KatiMrine Wilsoh, West trance, utilities, no pets. 224 Resort Property cludes first floor laundry, baas- Patlenhi Today: $00 Conn., 1-884-2737. An equal op­ nights, including weekends. room, oil hot water heat, ga­ ceUent condition, on bus line baby. IH baths, fireplace, years old, 6H rooms, 1% baths, Rd.. EUtogton. WiUtogton; O a lg Wtrifnun, 186 30 LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 Charter Oak St., 643-8368. For Rent 67 ment garage, screened porch portunity Emjdoyer. Has Immediate Openings Apply in person, Howard John­ rago, wooded lot, on bus line, Property includes 2 extra bund­ basement with ghrages. fireplace, garage, one-acre lot. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ’nxMnpeon R d.; MM. Lois FXcb "As soon as the next commercial comes on, you kids wel­ rooms, heat, hot water, $140. and aluminum siding. Owner DAYS sons Restaurant, 304 Tolland SUMMER vacation home. Lake near shopping and school. Char ing Iota. Marion E. Robertson awntogs, otcrTlU IdeaTl^iry State Forest. $22,966. Samuel Adamy, 174 Parker ^STE^AY: A eon ^ Suffleld; Mra. EUaa come daddy, and ask him about his trip in outer space!" 646-2426 9-5. 640-9686. NIGHT DISHWASHER, fuU- Tpke., Manchester. Business Locations Winnipeaaukee, N. H. New Bon Real Estate, 848-0688. Realtor. 648-8068 home thatt must be seen to PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Loren Andreo, 882 Bush HUl to ^ **«* LoQUerre, bpth HUl and son, RFD 4, OoV' tlme, apply in person only. Turret Lathe operators. In­ Rd.; Mra. Doretia Beotoleu, ^ Liberty St. FOUR-room apartment, new 3 bedroom Chalet, fireplace, TWO FAMILY, 4-4, Mparate appreciated, Owners transfer- •4WH47. entry; Mrs. Janice MaoDuff and Howard Johnson Reataurant, spectors — Pinal inspection GpODYEAR Service Store has For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — Dartmouth building, 2 bedrooms, center of clubhouse, heated pool, tennis heat, aluminum siding,' 7-years of state. Please caU for h BBRON 78 Niles Dr.; Barbara Bed- DISCHARGED YESTER- ®ost Hartford; MH. Mary 394 Tolland Tpke., Exit 94, an opening for a full-time tire Rd. New 7-room Raiaed Ranch, for air-craft parts. town, $160. 643-4608. SMALL STORE near 100 per courts. Reservations filling TWO FAM ILY old. (tall early. Victor Agency, oppoinfment, appointment, as it is a pleasure w for a ,______^^^Y : Wflllam______Arotei,______130^ “’^5' daughter, GUston- Manchester. changer, some stock room Help Wanted— Household Goods 51 cent Main Street location. Ap­ 2% baths, 2 flretdaces, laundry quickly. 643-0689. 648-6706. to sAiow. T. J. Oookett, Real- minutes from Manches- gj . nnmbi Gtwn^rO ha. "*** *®“ry Arcand, 186 NIGHTS work and deliveries involved. FIVE-room flat, second floor, ply Marlow’s, 887 Main Street. room, buUt-tos, plastered EXPERIENCED backhoe and Male or Female 37 Model Home Furniture New listing. Bowers sohool 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. Goods tartlng pay and benefits, garage, west side. Adult fam­ walls, 2-car garage, city uUli- MANCUIESTER bull doser operators, also ex­ area. 1968 diq>lex. Large must have driver’s license. Ap­ 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL ily, no pets. $120 per month. MANCHESTER —Three new Uee, near ediool. 30-day oc­ MAMOHESnm _ U n , w,U k .-. i m dux, 5 w u . When y m tktak gI perienced amesite men. Steady Turret Lathe Operators stores for lease. 600x100 square rooms, good sized lot, sep­ GARRISON COLONIOL ply Goodyear Service Store, 19 PIECES References required. Write Business Property cupancy. BuUt by Ansaldi. Big. In -town. Seven rooms. year 'round work. Call after 6 Brown & Sharp production ELDERLY PERSONS feet. Busy location. Reasonable. arate heating systems, nfcwimats Vernon Circle, Vernon, Conn. $297 Box ” JJ” , Manchester ‘Herald. For Sale 70 CSmrlee Lesperance, 640-7820. Walkout recneetion room to bedrooms, IH 'baths, fireplace, p.m., 742-6190. miller set-up operatora Hayes Agency, 646-0131. prioed to tow 80’s. 646-0101. An equal opportunity Applications now being tak­ nicely treed yard, Fireplace, 2-oar garage. Immediate oc­ IMnk of YIAU Interior Designer wants reliable MANCHESTER — Three-room ETORIST gift shop, beauty FAIRWAY Store, 706 East Mid- AU BenefiU employer. en for positions as Foster 391 CENTER Street, an eight screened porrfi, breezeway, cupancy. Bel Air Real Estate, b a ST HARTFORD —WiU you tord; Mrs. Marjorie Gordon, 27 T T P m v B im t family or newlyweds to accept apartment, ffrst floor. Security 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, die Tpke., has opening for full­ Grandparents at Mansfield room home with 2-car garage PETE5R F. GRADY salon, etc. Attractive 6 room 2-car garage. Central loca­ 648-0882.A4S-fiSa2 . ww..* ooo cMWk « oftAiwk nWwMioldo WfV • 0 0 118 10 1106 F e l l , 46 WetllGlieil 64l^'4M delivery of complete Model Dis­ deposit, rental agreement. Ehirl $130, includes heat, 646-2426, pay $28,900 for a $8)000 swim- CUendale Rd.; MM. Frances . vvuilam os Berk, 48 S. Adams St« i time man with retail experi­ Training Sdwol. Transpor­ located in business II zone. home, garage, covered patio, tion. Add your decor to this An Equal Opportunity Employer play of Quality Furniture Just Everett Real Estate, 643-7019, 9-6. mtog pool? What *f we tochid- Greene, Btaffoird ^vrings; lUtgil , „ v o m m - Worrmn hoha ence. Call Mr. B., 649-^94. tation usually provided. Re­ Dwelling could be easily con­ REAL ESTATE fireplace, 2 acres. Hutriiins Texas stoe bargain. $28,600. Salesmen, Wanted 36*A removed to warehouses for Pub­ 646-0191. ed a three-bedroom Raiich, fuU Hartzog, 182 Mbuntato Rd.; quirements; Low income FIVE—room suite of front Main verted for professional or com­ Ageiicy, Realtors, 640-6824. Mir. LewlB, 649-6306, 876- lic Sale. Modem 3 complete Lots For Sdo 73 basement, garage, fenced to Oooige Hawkins, Hebron Rd., vaM uHa svt BORROWING to i>ay ourcharge persons, over 60. Call 1-420- St. offices, 100 percent loca­ mercial occupancy. Robert J. 648-2694. 6611. rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 FTVE-ROOM flat, second floor, 8CANCHE1STE1R — 2 famUy, 12 yard wlti» plenty of shrubs and Bolton; Samuel Hewitt, Cottage St - Beverlv U a ro wta taxes? Clean up that loan and 0391, Ext. 308 or 643-9038. tion hear banks, airicondition- Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, RA buUding lot for mOdi north- pc. Convertible living Room, big rooms, excellent condition, rooms, 6-6 end 2. Ocxrvenlent trees tor privacy. Convenient- St.; Mra. Marie Kuich, 124 ‘’Tides - uv>. w i J S ^ b e s t the others selling Rawleigh ed, automatic fire sprinkler.- 649-5241. east corner of Carol Drive and 8 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. $100. per month plus heat, MANCHESTEIR Green A r e a - location, city 'water, city sewer, B &L W ly located with Immediate oc- Spruce St.; Mra. Joan Ken- irn^ Txl’rifjti'ii SALESMEN Products. Write Rawleigh, Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main St Olcott Street. CaU 346-4781 af­ adults preferred. Call Paul W. cupancy. Why pay rent when ney, 28 Bretton Rd.; Mra. Alice Dept. LH-3-C26, Box 340, $10 down, you may purchase Six room Ranch, large tire- $26,600, FtiUbrlck Agency Real­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ter 0:80 p.m. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. you can have aU this for $28,- Kloter, 68 Spriiqr St., RockvUle; ValaUe, N.Y., 12184. Include any room Individually. Im­ MAIN St., com er office, 3 placed living room, aluminum tors, 649-6347. ' Manchester Forkade Situations W antec^ Investment Property NORTH (COVENTRY — North 900. Call the FhUbrick Agency, Kevin MlcLaugbita, Buff Cap Also, John Avery, 428 W. phone number please. mediate delivery or free FIVE-ROOM DUPLl^, large rooms and lavatory. Houm ft aiding, fuU basement, garage. Mancheeter 649-6306 ^ C A N O IIS storage. $18,100. Manchester, attractive River Rd., 3.8 acres. Lovely Realtora, 640-5847. Rd., TOBand; Daniel Markham, Middle Tt>ke.. Beatrice Trout- TAKE YOUR BIG STEP Female 38 rooms, nice neighborhood, ga­ Hale Bldg. Call 643-4846 after For Sole 70t Rd., South Windsor; Mra. CLERK on hours. Call after 3:30 p.m., PRIME office for lease. Excep­ dtotog room, 2^ baths, ma­ rental plus exceUent born, 332’ For Solo 75 IVi-baths, TV room, famUy 822-7249 heat, hot water and appliances. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Agency Realtors, 640-6824. viUe; Mra. Dorothy Shannon, 40 Anna Straub, Blackwood. N.J.; 643-0738. tional location, Medical Phar­ 049-8347. hogany family room, 3 flre- frontage, $28,600. H utchins room, Jntio and more. Move CORPORATION Opportunity in Data Proc­ (former Puller Brush bldg.) Private entrance, first floor. VERNON — Immaculatienessis Eldridge St.; Mra. Estette Snow, ______macy Bldg., Haynes and Main COBURN R ood.. .a fine custom plaoes, 2-oar garage, many Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. to July 1, total payment essing, nights, for clerk with 176 Pine St. Manchester Available April 20. Call Paul the word that describes this 3- 1841 EUtogton Rd., Wapping; St. Paneled, air-conditioned. buUt colonial in on area of more features. Must be seen. $166. Mr. Lewis, 640-8306. WE OFFER: 646-2332 W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. bedraom Randi. Kitchen has Peter Soloway, Haitford; Mhs. good figure aptitude and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Call evenlngSj 649-5820, 643- oompaiahle homM. Hits is one Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 640- MANCHESTER — 6-6, two- with some knowledge of (former Norman's Fum. ------:____b______buUt-ins, waU to woU carpet­ Gertrude IWI^ock, Woodbury; * Local and protected Sales Tenitoriee 6514, 243-1028. NOTICE of the finest we have seen. 6347. famUy central location. Recent GROOMING all breeds. Har­ Warehouse LUXURIOUS duplex, 4H rooms, ing to the h'vtog room, huge B & W * Complete training program at our expense EAM equipment. Good Sunken hvtog room, two tire- heating syttem, new ceramic wages and working condi­ mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron at com er of Pine & Forest St.s) 1 ^ baths, color appliances, OFFICE Space — Immediately PUBLIC H EA R irN G MANOHESTEH — Charming 6- com er lot wtth split rail fence, BARROWS cuid WALLACE 0>, * Exceptionally high guarantee plua commission to start. plocee, 1V4 baths, three bed­ bojths, new oak flobra, sot., ect. tions with convenient free Rd., Bolton. 043-6427. Mon.-Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6 hood, disposal, heat, hot water, available, Vernon-Manches- BOARD OF DIRECTORS toom Randt, 2 baths, fire­ rec room. Assumable FHA Manchester Fartaade PUIMB^OUT * Secure professional future rooms, rear porch enclosed, ProfessionBlly appraised. Ask Ltgol Noric* parking and benefit pro­ carpeted staircase, Venetian ter area. Call 649-5316. TENTATIVE BUDGETS place, 2-car garage, walkout mortgage, $22,600. PhUbrlck Manchester 6404306 * Rapid opportunity, fdr advancement GARAGE SALE — Friday, side porch, garage, must be for Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agen­ * First year earning potential 12,000 - 18,000 gram. Apply, First National DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, blinds, private entrances, bus OF GENERAL MANAGER basement, large treed lot. Im­ UlOTATION OBDEB April 4th and Saturday, 10 to cy, 647-1418. Agency, Realtors, 640-6847. B O L TD N __ Thm A twMtmmn AT ^A UOUBTCXIUST 0 7 FROBATB,PROBATB, held * Pension Program and other benefits Weimaraners, AKC registered line, storage, VarWog, $160. No 263 MAIN Street, offices fo r APRIL 7, 1969 seen to be appreciated. T. J. l^LTU N — b e d n ^ Mancheeter, wtthin and for Uie Stores, Park & Oakland Ave., 5 p.m. Antiques, mirrors, mediate occupancy. Will fi­ litters. Sale subject to vets p ets. Available April 18. 649- rent, $40. mortthly. Ask f o r 8:00 P.M. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. Ranch. Two baths, two fire- DIatrict of Otanciiesher, on the flOth East Hartford. , desks, other furniture M d nance. Owner, 1-873-8631 e-ve- $28,000 — Privacy, 6-rooin lot. v tte okay. Some ready to go. 1- 4342. Mr. Frechette, 647-9993. WADDELL SCHOOL 8-room older home, plus 4- places, two car garage. Im- J . Waltett IF YOU ARE: household goods. 38 North Elm 'THREE incomes. Center Street, ntogs. Ranch, paneled famUy- room, 628-6878. AUDITORIUM stove, dishwasher, garage, se­ room apartment. 4H choice mediate occupancy. Low 80’s. Jud«e. wamw. St., Manchester. MANCHESTER — For lease. two famUy, 5-5 pltw separate KiMate of Bdltb Bstella Baton oka * A sportsminded man of integrity, and character CANVASSERS wanted to work SECOND floor, sunny 4-room 103 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER — 6-room (Co­ cluded yard with trees, laurel. acres. Louis Dimock Realty, Ckmverse Road. m a rtta cm ^ ^ imihi Baton, ON SALE NOW black miniature rent. Excellent condition. Com­ New industrial building, 5,000 Notice Is hereby given that in five room house. Selling ao a * Aggressive, sociable, willing to work on Manchester’s City Direc­ SEWING MACHINES — singer lonial, nice wooded lot, 2-car Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649-0828. Realtor, 648-1016. lata of Manchester. In said District, poodles, AKC registered. Call bination gas and oil kitchen square feet to 60,000 square accordance with the provisions package. Price reduction for ______deceased. * Bo^able, over 21 — and preferably married tory. Apply Room 3 (Odd Fel­ automatic zig-zag, excellent garage, $16,000. Meyer Agen­ 6404824. —------On motion of Thomas J. Crockett. 649-1807. feet, tailored to your con­ of Oiapter V of the Town Char­ quick sole. Wolverton Agency VERNON -Dustom built * Ovm a car, — high school grad, or better lows Building 489 Main Street, condition. Makes buttonholes, stove. Close to Main Street cy, 643-0600. Bolton Outer, Bolton. Calm , execu­ venience, all utilities. Easy ac­ ter, as amended, the Board of Reolton. 640-2818. MANCHESTER — Bixecutive Colonial Ranch, prime axes, tor. ‘ Manchester, from 8 ;30 to 9 PART-Shepherd and part- hems, embroiders, etc. ' Orig­ business section. Adults over ALL INTERVIEWS PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL cess to 1-84, 15 minutes to Directors of the Town of Man­ IN the center of tovisi, four-bed­ brick (folonlal, one of town’s quality oonstructkm, three Farms For Sola 76 ORDBRBD: niat three months a.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. Cocker female pup looking for inally over $800., 6 monthly 25, no pets. Seen at 11 Cottage DELMONT Street — Six-room from the 26th d ^ of March. 1969, THIS COULD BE YOUR OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME downtown Hartford. For more chester will hold a public hear­ room two-bath older home. An finest tocaUons, 10 rooms, 3H large bedrooms, double ga­ be and the some a r e ___limited and a good home. Call 649-8607. payments of $8.60 each or pay- Street, 4 to 6 p.m. only. particulars call Warren E. ing on the tentative budgets of bung^ow with four rooms exceUent buy at only $33,600. .. baths, double garage, fire­ rage, barn. Only $84,900. Hayes CHAPLIN, Windham County. allowed tor the creditors within 351 cash. 822-0931 dealer. fn i r rln *blch »o brln« in Uiolr claims Call now for an appointment FOUR room apartment, central­ Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. the General Manager for q^id down and two up. Enclos­ within a block of St. James place, living room, many other Agency, 0464181. Four-room dwelling (neeos against _ said estate,______ann _____ ex-_ CONCINTRATID LIQUID IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ly located, newly decorated. Town of Manchester for the fis­ ed front porch. New wiring. School. Eight rooms to aU, refinements. Situated on mani­ some work), approximately 2 s c ^ r Is dkitoled' to sdre iwUlc ■ Mr. Sloate—646-2300 Articles For Sale 45 b a b y CARRIAGE, infant seat, IDEAL FOR small business. With $7,000 down, you can as­ LOOKINQ for summer fun? Qx>x.x>a aairinxr Koo All nnak tp the cndltors fo bring m DRAIN OPENER ^ CLEANER car bed, $26. Baby’s horse Heat, hot water, one bed­ cal. year beginning July 1, 1909 combination windows, real cured landscaped acre lot. acres. Asking $6,800. AU cash M T ^lthta"ld “ 2 ft A f9 4 0 FIRST AND SECOND Excellent location on Route 30 sume FHA mortgage and have big lot with plenty of trees. Here’s a 4-bedroom, aU year • lA T f HAIR A Mon., Tues., March 31st, April 1st—9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used rocker with seat, $7. 649-6872. room. One or two adults only. as published or to be published Available for immediate occu­ price, $4,260. Historic Lebanon, imed by publlahing a copy of thla MANY ASSORTMENTS SHIFTS near Vernon CSrcle, CA Zone, monthly paymento of $132. T.J. Give us a caU and START ‘round laleefront prxgwrty. Two as printing plates, .009 thick, No pets. References required. by the General Manager in The pancy. Call Wairen E. How­ New London Ctounty, 60 acres, Sl^lJui,^“S *,iS 'p !^ ^ te^ d l^ • RATS PAT PART-’ITME mornings to assist LA’THE operator. Jig bore six-room duplex, could be used Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. PACCKING. T. J. O ockett, fuU baths, 2-car garage, lUus frontage on 2 roads, portly within i«m da^from’Tha data's TO GIVE AND ENJOY 23x36” , 26 cents each or 8 for NORGE electric clothes dryer, 643-2171, Evenings, 643-8470. Manchester Evening Herald. land, Realtor, 648-1108. in displaying furniture. Apply operators, second shift, ex- for combined business and Realtor, 643-1577. p ^ to e ^ y those summer ceared, asking $31,600. Many SSro MANCtfeSTER Fully experienced or trainees $1. Call 643-2711 good running condition. $48. Said hearing will be held in MANCHE8frER —Exceptional Watkins Bros., 935 Main St., perienced men only. LeMi for: Call 646-3824. 2^4 R(X>MS, central location, residence. Call 876-2031. the Auditorium of the Waddell MANCHESTER — Center St. Agency, 640-4126, other listings. By appointment. JOHN J. WJ^LBYTT. Judge. value, e-room Cape, 1^ 'baths, TWO FAMILY, 6-6, waU to waU, LENOX Mr. William Johnson. <3orp., 1 Mitchell Dr., 643-2362. 1967 EDITION World Book En- bath, heat, hot water, stove, School, 103 Broad Street on Business zone, vacant value! Joseph Hochberg, Broker. ------——------HAR^ARC & SUfPLY APPROXIMATELY 6,000 flreplaced livtog room, garage, oven and ranges, separate fur­ TURRET AND ENGINE cyclopedia, mint condition. refrigerator, 4-6 p.m. 649-8404. Monday, April 7, 1969 at 8 Seven rooms, 2 baths, oU heat. Phone WiUlmantic 1-406-9687. square feet In Bolton can be many extras. A rare find at naces, wolk-out basement, nice VERNON — Six-room (tape, 877 Main St., Manelwater PHARMACY APPLIANCE LATHES CaU 876-1340. GAS STOVE, six months iOld, o’clock In the evening, at which Ldeal Investment for office and $100. Call 643-0483. FIVE ROOM flat, first floor, ex­ broken down into three, 2,000 $21,000. ObU Dick Zimmer at quiet neighborhood, one year apartment. $21,800. CaU War­ Uke new on a parklike lot. ______^______INVITATION MEN— WOMEN MILLING MACHINE hearing any elector or taxpay­ Three bedrooms, formal dining Pbons 648-44M aM B.0BNn»n. SERVICEMAN CURTIS Air Compressor, 1 h.p., TWIN bedspread, cafe curtains, cellent condition and location. square feet units. Ample park­ J. D. Real Estate, ei»dl39, old. Wolvorton Agency Real- ren B. Howland, Realtora, 648- BENCH ASSEMBLY er may have an opportunity to room, wail to waU carpeting, FOR BIDS , 60 gallon tank, 6 cubic feet twin mattress, box spring, Adults only, no pets. ing, sensibly priced.. T.J. home, 647-lIlSO. itOTB, 640-2818. 1108. Wonivd— Real Estats 77 Immediate opening for one full­ be heard. For and by order of oversized______attached „garage,___The Housing Authority of the 18-80 GENERAL INSPECTION air per minute at 100 pounds wrought Iron table 4-chairs, References. 643-4677. Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. time appliance serviceman for the Board of Directors of the WEST SIDE —^^6 rooms, mod­ minutes to Vernon Circle. H.M. SEUJNG YOUR HOME? Town of Manchester wlU re- Excellent opportunity for willing pressure. Call Mr. Cordera, sofa, reclining chair. Excellent Town of Manchester, Connecti­ expanding appliance service de­ 40 GRISWOLD ST., Manches- em kitchen with built-ins, for­ Frechette, Realtora, 647-0998. prompt courteous service that ceive bids tor furnishing aU la- ambitious people. 643-2711 days. condition. Call 643-2616 after 6 cut. Earn High partment. Be secure with one ter, 3 rooms, heat, hot water, Houses For Rent 65 mal dining room, three bed­ gets results. Ctall Louis Dimock materiaU and equipment of Connecticut's largest and p.m., anytime weekends. The public hearing previously VERNON COMPLETE set of Super Eye- refrigerator, stove disposal, rooms, large enclosed ponUi, Realty, 640-9628. required tor constructing and oldest appliance stores. Top Established firm, air-conditioned COVENTRY — Four-room scheduled for 8:00 p.m. March The Cover-Up Back-Wrap Dress plant. O-Matic MacGregor Tourney REPRIGERATOR-Freezer, 12’, air-conditioned, parking. 247- garage, aluminum siding, $24,- COLONIAL LOVERS Income wages, paid insurance plan, house, large yard, porch, lake 31, 1969, at the Lart-n Schoo' ALL CASH for your property ^ golf clubs and bag (less No. 2 self-defrost, 3 months old. 4046 or 1-033-7402. 900. PhUbrlck Agency Real­ A iredwood clapboard ex­ paid vacation. Apply in person privileges, 742-6651. .\uditorium has been canceled. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. On the Job training, no invest­ Excellent fringe benefits. Apply: wood). $70. or best offer. 643- Apartment size stovb, 3 months tora, 640-0847. terior with two bay win­ iMoAavxf MikrinA ztnviM Ammow .cheater. Conn,, No. CONN-26-8, John I. Garside Jr., t o ^ t service. Hayes Agency, ^ (k .D.T.) on the ment required, ail expenses to Mr. Kimball. 9089. old. Like new. 134 Maple St., 4%-ROOM apartment, heat, hot dows comiUement this cen­ Secretary 6464181. paid, plus generous bonus plan. first floor east. water, range, refrigerator, dis­ Out of Town MANCHESTER and vicinity — ter entrance, 4-bedroom Ck>- 6th of May 1060, at 24 Bluefleld A prompt decisipn when you JACK ROAN INC. CONN. STATE IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean posal and parking. Nice loca­ Board of Directors For the best to real estate to tonial on a troly picturesque Drive, Manchester, Ctannecticut, are Interviewed. 109 Valley St., Wlllimantic EMPLOYMENT SERVICE rugs and upholstery with Blue AMANA Freezer plus refriger­ tion. $165 per month. Call 649- For Rent 66 Manchester, Conn. aU price ranges call Mitten lot. BuUt-ins, ftoeplace, ga­ at which time and place oil COLLEGE 1-423-9277 Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- ator, 16.9 cubic feet. Magic 8939 or 649-0308. Dated at Manchester, Con­ Realty, Realtors, 648-6080. rage, IH-bcdhs, everything! ltgol Noficts bids wUl be pubUcIy opened and 806 MAIN STREET er $1. Olcott Variety Store. Chef 30” electric stove, kitchen ROCKVILLE — New 3%-room necticut, this twenty-seventh $20,900 WiU buy this uiUque read aloud. HIGH SCHOOL apartment in residential area, day of March 1969. / MANCHESTER —6-room Colon­ STUDENTS MANCHESTER, CONN. table, 4 chairs. Excellent con­ property. 640-6306. Proposed forms of contract PAINTERS wanted —Call 876- EXCELLENT efficient and dition. Call 646-0492. 474 MAIN St., 3-room heated stove, refrigerator, heat, ial, m baths, 2 unfinished to NOTICE Also apply now for summer 7179 after 4 p.m. economical, that’s Blue Lustre apartment, $110, 046-2426, 9-5. carpeting, $140. 876-6979. the attic, good potential, indus­ AT A*C0TO’? 0 7 PTOBATO, held Jobs. Interview daily including 8:30 to -4:30, Monday through B & W at Manchester, witbki and for the specifications, are on file at the Friday. carpet and upholstery cleaner. trial zoned. Good purchase. ^ at District of Manchester, on the 38th office of the Housing Authority Saturday. PART-TIME help wanted day­ Rent electric shampooer $1. Musical Instruments 53 time Tuesday and Friday to Wolverton A g e n cy ^'¥nSLt*'^Jn.**fohn J. WaUett. <>' th® Town of Manchester, 24 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Realtors, 640-2818. Manchester Forkade Judge. . . Bluefleld Drive, Manchester, GOOD HUMOR stock grocery shelves in Man- MARTIN Guitar, 0018 C, one- Manchester 649-6300 Bstate of .Oswald UT, Weir, late cvwinAotlnit nnit ihA r.m n. EXPERIENCED nurse aide for of Manchester, to said District, de- txninecacut, M d at the office MANCHESTER WATER CO. CORPORATION chester-Vernon area. Car KEEPSAKE. diamond wedding year old, excellent condition. MANC!HE8TER — Very large 8------— ------Sullivan Ave., Kennedy Rd. necessary. Reply with your day shift, full-time; RN for day band, reasonable. Call after of Louis J. Drakos ft Aasoci- 649-2839 aak for Ron Neubauer, bedroom Ranch to a prime ^ motion of Helen H. Weir, 78 ates ArcUitects 9 i^ewis Street South Windsor, Conn. phone number to P. O. Box shift, full-time; porter for day 5:30, 643-1683. or 649-8976. selltog their neat Ranch with Peari St. Manchester, Conn, ex- “*«■• AYCtniecis, » i^ewis street, shift, full-time. Pleasant work­ residential aica, 2 fireplaces, WILL BE CLOSED Equal Opportunity Employer "K'**’, Wethersfield, Conn., 1% baths, rec room, garage, 8 bedrooms, Uving room with **nnnirn 7 n - Th«f three mnnihe ^ ” "®®**®***' ing conditions in a modem GERT’s a gay girl-ready for a SUNGERLAND drum set, ex­ M. 1 e w ORDEREjD. iTiRt tnruc montnu OoDl68 o f tho dociim ontR nri&v M/F 06109. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS inmnaculate throughout. Ask­ filreplace,xeBJ, dining\AJLAAU65 FOOIllroom WAUand from IFOni 100the .SSUi 40U1 day 0»y of Ul March., mATUIi, AOT9V.1969, - w .a .. SA. may facility, 3 miles from East whirl after cleaning carpets cellent condition, black pearl, blistit kitchen Baeemeni has ^ tame are limited and ^ obtained by depositing Hartford. Meals, Blue Cross with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Zlljian cymbals with cases. ing $29,900 H. M. Frechette, ongm loccnen. tsasemenc nas j^e cr^tora . within $100.00 with Louis J. Drakos k Realtora (M7-6098. recroom plus on office. Tor- wUih to b rh i to th 3 r c 1 a i m ^ ' ™ h set ALL DAY APRIL 4 and CMS available, wages com ­ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft Call 649-9346. AND rifle tocatton, tiiw lot is approx- ^ said execu- L f parable to other convalescent Wallpaper Supply. non t™ *• directed to give public no- menta so obtained. Such de- 120 BASS ACCORDIAN MANCHESTER — Four room Iraately 800 feet deep. Start to the creditors to bring m v . refunded to eeeh COLONIAL BOARD CO. homes. Own transportation. Ap­ Ranrii, ideal retirement or packing and caU T.J. Crockett, their claims wlUiln said time ol- *>« wnuidM to each ply in person, Monday-Friday, BAR BELLS and weights, iron case, good condition, $75. W 9 Irfshillowed Ke*by ehaiKllaklwi^ publlehing a* AAnescopy of 9Klathis TMnUWtperson Tiffinwho 0*dkTll0*nareturns fflBIthe ntanraplans, GDDD FRIDAY boots, professional sun lamp. Three violins, $36 each. Call starter home. Flcture book Realtor, 048-1577. Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages. Full-time, 6 ■ys'. 9-3. South Windsor Convales­ ______specifications and other docu- Best offer. 643-8671. 643-8671. PEOPLE WILLING TO LEARN 2929 l^ h e n with dlshwaidier, blue H AR-nroRn ‘Four or tiiot withn ten dnys from the date m enu in good condition within per week, shift differ^tial. Blue Cross, CMS, life ins e, cent Home, Inc., 1060 Main St., stone fireplace to Uving room. ^ “ T HAR'TFOITO paid holidays, other fringe benefits. South Windsor. SCREENED loam, processed 8U 3 five bedroom Colonial. Two ^ v 10-18 Many features you wiU love. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, W E OFFER baths, city utiUtles, family JOHN J. WALLJarfr. Judge. A certified check or bank A progressive and expanding company. HAIRDRESSER wanted for full Office and Store CentraUy located. Char-Bon fill. George H. Grifflng Inc. room, double garage. $36,6(M. draft, payable to the Housing or part-time work for well Agency, 643-0088. Andover 742-7886. Equipment 54 Meyer Agency Realtor, 648- OBDEB o f notioe Authority of the Town of established beauty salon. Call Partly Paid Medical R(XUCLBDGB — Ranch, huge, oma AT A (X>URT OF PROBATE, held Manchester, U.S. Government 615 PARKER ST, MANCHESTER 643-6808, after 6 p.m., 878-8843. DITTO Photocopier, two-years MISCELLANEOUS GARDEN modern kitchen with buUt-tos, - v ...... « ------—— • ■S?— —- —efts .. j . a . .«ttUfactory bid equipment, shovels, spades, old. Ory and quick. Call 643- 8 large bedrooms HA hnths BOLTON — 6^ room Ranch, day of March, A.D. 1169. bond executed by the bidder Mrs. E. S. Loftus r 2109. rakes, lawn sweeper, spreader, Portly Poid Life Insurance ftnl3faX^Sm^th flro: to tour bedroom., famUy JudCD. Hon. John J. Wah.u. and acceptable suretie. to an roller, 3% gallon garden spray­ S.C.M. MODEL 33, Electro­ place, garage, wooded lot with room, fireplace,. _giarage. _ Ex- * Bstate of Ruth C. Keishaw, late amount equal to five per cent CAR DRIVER er. Riding ' mower, less than cellent area. Private treed lot. •" *>lstric. de- of the bid shall be submitted PINE BAKERY static dry office copying ma­ Contributing Pension Plan privacy $20,600. PhUbrlck JANITOR — Semi-retired man one year old. 648-8671. chine, very good condition, Agency, Realtora, 649-6847. Only $21,000. Hayes Agency, application of Ronald Ja- wito each bid. WANTED — Journeyman PART-TIME cobs, p io y ^ UuU instrament pui^ The successful bidder will be 668 CENTER STREET plumber, good wages, over­ preferred, to sweep, dust and $400. 040-8384. 0464181. porimg to be the last wlU and testa- ___ keep printing plant and office AS CUTE a toaster cover as you will 8144 MAN(3HE8TBR — RockvUle, 4- ■ ------— of m M deoesaed Gnd c appear U they lee cauee ties to the bidding. All Merchandise Baked Daily «n Premisas day. Contact Mr. Chapman, East Hartford Ityls Nisiktr. SEND 654 In ceint for each pattani JOURNEYMAN licensed lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 wai.lB r o a d , MANCHESTER, CONN. lacladi tlnt-clMS Balllai. MANCHESTER — Two-family, W.O. Glenney Co., 336 North Send 50$ today for the new '69 No to - Withdrawn tor plumber wanted. Good wages, Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. Sbq BuimCL 6-6, good condition, exceUent Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. or before March 81, 1849. by uiU- n period of sixty (80) days sub- Open Tues. through Sat. 7-7 ICaln Bt. No phone caljs please. EXIT B4—O FF 1-84 and RT. IS Spring & Summer ALBUMI Free direc­ overtime, paid holidays. Call Household Goods 51 return, $24,600. H. M. Frechette ______»^toe opening of tods ------1------tions for knitted sweater - bibs; cro­ Realtor, 647-9098. Sunday 7-2 — Closed Mon. Ray Boule4 Plumbing and EXPERIENCED waitresses, .or An Equal Opportnnltjr Employin' COVENTRY — zizm n HniUm Belmont. Maas.; Bdith McNsugh- without the consent of the BUIOXIUCIAN — experienced, CLEAN. USED refrigerators. Rooms Without Board 59 cheted doiiy and crocheted siipperal Heating, 644-1317. will train. Experienced salad ranges, automatic w a s h e r s ------Prist Nmm, aearHi with ZIP eon. ttyls 1,1,-, X . XV. . lAJVJcrrmx $U,900. Modern jonTlfi Marlon Ave., North JkSSa. Housing Authorltv of the IViwn O-houni per week, all benefits. ALL YEAR. Each month is a thama Nisibsr SM tin. StTUqrCXl out in this spacious ane-y«ar old Rauicb, 8 bod- Maes.; toth Oardner’ ^Beig. Waeto SPECIAL! For every purchase o4 $1.00 or man. Night watchman. Experi­ with guanuitees. Se’e them at for a q u Iit-D o u b ie Wedding, June; Time and o* e-half over 40. Call '69 Spring & Summer Basic FASHION, houM. Five targe bedrotmis. 3- roonw, aAectrtcaUy iieatod with o£SSer"^iv5to?’' ' ^ " o l ^ ” ** AuthAHtv .vt th. enced bartender. 646-3131. Ask B.D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 PLEASANT furnished room for Snamrock, March; Turkey Tracu, No­ more we give a 10% Disedunt! ■•14(1008 after fi p.m. 90$ a capyl car garage, central location, todlvkbjid heat control, aluml- b5 S ^ . ^ S if.jSS^ b? i^ a t S u Read Herald Ads tor Mr. A. 'S v Main St. CaU 648-2171. gentleman. Apply 4 Pearl St. vember; etc. Start now to make an hairioom! Pattern pieces, directions for 12 quilts. Said ^ today f it Q103. only $28,900 buys. Keith Agon- Ctaiord Ageiicy, Realtora, 648- Court. oy, 6464139, 649-1908. 0860. 6 4 9 4 S I: J .„ W A U ^ . Judge Chairman oo: Ronald Jaobte, Atty. Aiorch 28, 1969 *tr

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In Today’s H erald t Ihe third Ih a aeriee of ■torlea on the oarser of Dwight D. Eleenhower is printed on page 18 of today’s Eisenhower’s Journey Ends, H erald. Today’s atory tells of Els- enhower’s fateful decision to return home from the Philippines when It appeared obvious to him that the United States would be drawn into World War n. Hundreds Wateh in Silenee

ABILENE, Kim. (AP)— The body .. ' The opinion oame in the case of John H. Slaeon Jr., 22, of Un- alma mater were heard by the Goln, Mass., 'who was convicted hundreds massed In sdonee on by a federal Jury of violating the grounds of the Blseidiower Nixon Talks Privately C enter. the draft law by refusing Induc­ Thus, with full military bon- tion. Sisson said he refolded the ors, the nation said goodbye to Vietnam war as "illegal and Im­ the man who had commanded a Soviet Deligates m ora l.” mighty AUled war machiiie to When Siason appeared for sen­ Of Our All New Self-Care Unit— “FENWOOD” ” WAfimNOTON (AP) — An victory oyer Nasi Germany 1b The President held Individual tencing, the Judge granted a de­ unannounced visit with a Soviet nferencee Tuesday with a dos- . UkP P(M>to(hx) World War n , then led the na­ fense motion for an arrest in tion as president through eight .delegation and a dlscuaslon of en other leaders including judgment, thus staying the sen­ This was 'ttie scene today as the funeral train bear- Nguyen Oao Ky, vice preaidenit years of peace. peace "progress’’ with a South tence. He faces a maximum of ingr the casket of former President Dwiglit Eisen> The train bearing the body of South Vietnam. five yeara in prison and a Vietnamese leader remained to­ and the former preaident’s fam­ Ziegler said Nixon end Ky dis­ $10,000 flne. hower arrived ait the Abilene, Kan., railroad depot. day as mysterious—hut possibly Pope Says Church ily finally ptiUed into tlila town pm cussed ‘‘progress" at the Paris The Justice Department can WED*, APRIL 2nd*, 3 ^ 8 . of 8,000 around dawn, alter a Insignificant—footnotes to a pe­ peace talks since they last met riod of pageantry and sorrow. . appeal the decision. Meanwhile, long Journey from Washliq|*m In that city during Nixon’s Bu- Wyzanski said Sissons’s case yep s e ^ g the people of Manchester and surrounding towns. While Both came up in conneotlcn and a three-day atate ftmeral. rouring renwood, you may also tour our mam building if you so desire. roipean tour a month ago. would remain "In Hmbo" pend­ with President Nixon’s mectlnga Suffers from Rebels With No American Casualties A mlUtaiy honor guard When asked to define pro­ ing a hlgjier court decision. with foreign officials here for gress, Ziegler declined. The watched over the coffin In Its "It Is difficult to imagine any VATICAN cm r (AP) — Pope The Pope’s statements on re­ the funerel of Dwight D. Ellsen- phrase was not used accidental­ aged baggage ear until tha mo­ grounds for this Statutory dis­ Paul VI said today the Roman volt and defection in the Church h ow er. ly, presumably, since he read it ment arrived for the hsfliiiili^ Catholic Church la suffering came during his weekly general of the final tribute. The President cleared his from a piece of paper. crimination except religious dis­ Fewer Than 100 GIs crimination," Wyzanski sold In from a "restless, critical, un­ audience devoted to the Buffer­ It was then transferred to a. schedule of aiU other events Among others Nixon met with his ndlnga, and (hat, he contin­ ruly and demollshiag rebeUlon" ings of Christ during Holy hearse for the 45-minute proets Tuesday to meet with the oNl- were South Korea’s prime min­ ued, is counter to the First of priests and laymen. W eek. Sion through tbs strsets ot El­ clala before flying today to the ister, Chung n Kwon. He report­ He asserted the rebeUlon is Am endm ent. Many pUgrima and tourists Repel Enemy Attack senhower’s boyhood ItsoM tosra- SUsenhower funeral in Abilene, edly told Kwon he would visit against the Church’s canon law, The First Amendment etalee gathering in Rome for Easter Dlgnltirisa- inchidlng h 1 a K ^ , and then on to Key Bis- Koraa, hut without setting a Ita tradition, its authority, evan By GEORGE E8PEB Cu CU. Smith ordarsd'his men that "Congress ritan make no Week ceremoolea were among vies prealdeat tor e l^ yaafa, oayne, Pla,, for the weekend. dcUe. its institutional existence. Associated Press Writer to "dig In real <)eep.’' law respecting the eetaUlahlng the crowd ot 8,000 at the audl- Prealdsnt Hfanm-^Uowed in ' VMle briefing newsmen on Germany's Chancellor Kurt He also assaUsd prelates who At 1 a.m., about* 300 North Shown is the spacious Dining Room in “Fenwood" for self-care of religion * or prohibiting the erce In St. Peter’s BaatUca. SAIGON (AP) — Pounded by the proceaskm btiilnd Mrs. Ei­ patients. the meetings, press secretary Klesinger received end accept­ have quit the Church and said Vietnamese soldiers from the free exeraiee thereof." ’“The Church suffers above fockets and, mortars and out­ senhower and the hearse as tt Ronald L. fflegler made no men­ ed a Nixon invitation to return their "scandal" crucified the Cu Chi Regiment attocked be­ aU," Pope Paul said, “from the wound its way through town to­ tion ot a private seeeion Monday to Washington for a ’’worldng . Sisson had oome before wy­ C hurch. numbered two to one, fewer hind a mortar barrage, a restless, critical, unruly and de­ ward the chapel. night with the Soviet funemi visit’' In June. zanski for sentencing, but in­ (han 100 U .S. Infantrym en stream of rocket-propelled gre­ delegation. stead Wyaanski stayed sen­ molishing rebellion of so many Military units In full dress led While Nixon was meeting with fought off a North 'Vietnamese nades and machine-gun fire. He did mention five other pri­ tence pending a dedsimt by the of Its children—priests, teach­ the procession In ita meaiuNd various visiting officials, Secre­ "They definitely tried to over­ s t^ to the rumble of mufflod vate meetings Nixon had the U.S. Supreme Court on the quee- ers, laymen, those devoted to attack today while American tary of State WlUlam P. Rogers run the pbaiUon," sold one offi­ drums and military flourishes. same night. But when asked tion raised. Peace Effort the service and the testimony of helicopter gunsUpB and fighter- arranged a Bimilar series of Christ in the living Church—a- cer. "There was no wire around A brief prayer servloe was about the session with kforahall conferences. "Sisson is not in a formal bombers pounded the eneiny. Cfarlst In the living caiurrii — our perimeter, only holes." held on the steps of the BHssn- Vaally Chuykov and other mem­ sense a religious conscientious MUltary spokesmen sold 49 His afternoon appointments Seen in Cut against its intimate and Indis­ The Americans called for hower Library. E’amlly and dig­ bers of the Sbviet delegation included one with the Soviet objector,” the Judge said. "His North Vietnames* bodies were pensable communion, against its heUp. a n d bello(^>ter gunshlpe nitaries sat near the flag- Ziegler at flrat hedged. first deputy minister of foreign claim may seem less weighty found and there was not a single Of B52 Flights institutional existence, against and bomibers swooped down on shrouded coffin. Then he said Nixon had talked affairs, Vasily v. Kuznetsov, than that of one y/bo em b ra ce s American ccuaialty. Its canon rule, Rs tradition, Its Only the family and voty to the Soviet representatives fw a creed which recognizee a Su­ “They tried to recover (heir (See Page Twesfly-IBra) Here you see a portim of our Physical Therapy Department. and Alexander Zinchuk, deputy By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER Interior cohesion, against Its au­ close friends were admitted for five or 10 minutes in his living preme Being, and which has as dead, but we chased them out," Tending to the patient is Mrs. Lynn Knowles, registered ch ie f o t the American section of AP Special Oorrespondsnl thority, the unchangeable princi­ the final momenta of the na­ iiu oitere. part of its training and disci­ said 1st Lt. Toy Smith of Hous­ physical therapist. the Soviet foreign ministry. WASHINOTON (AP) — Diplo­ ple of truth, unity, and charity, tion’s tribute In the tiny chiral, pline qppoaition to war In any mats speculaited ■ today that a ton, Tex., commander of the some 100-yards away. •f I fo r m ." against its very requirements of t 1 H projected 'cut in BS2 flights sanctity and sacrifice. 28th Division company that bat­ The words of the burial sery- However, the Judge said, Fire Auspicious’ f against targets in South Viet­ "It suffers from the defecticoi tled the North Vietnamese for Ice, however, were carried “When the state through Its nam and Laos might be present­ and the scandal of certain two hours 2S mUea northeast of through loudspeakers to the Saigon. In 'Bridgeport Easter Series S law» seeks to override reason­ ed by the United States In the priests and religious who today crowds outside. Across ths P\ able moral commitments. It street was the simple white Paris peace talks as a de-escsr crucify the Church.” "They charged out of a bam­ B R ID G E P O R T , <3onn. (A P )— t , i > ^ makes a dangerously uncharac­ boo tWcket," SmRh reported, frame house where the Ahllens * Kion of the war. The Pope appealed to the ^ I , teristic choice.” “but we cut them down before A tire of suspicious origin roar­ hero had spent his childhood be­ Nixon administration officials faithful to understand the ed ithrough the iilterior of a Evidence Supports "When (he law treats a rea­ say privately, as Defense Secre­ they got anywhere near the per­ fore heading for West Point and Churrii and help it. He said the W.T. Grant Co. store .Tuesday sonable, conscientious act as a tary Melvin R. Laird empha­ imeter. We were lucky, with the the military career that note of optimism sounded, by the night — a few hours after com­ crime, It subverts its own pow­ sized publicly Tuesday, that the volume of rocket-propelled gre­ launched him to greatneas. Vatican Ecumenical Council pany officials arrived at the er,” Wyzanski added. "It Invites reason for the planned reduction n ades 9pd automatic ’ weaptxis Then the Elsenhower family The Resurrection must not mislead Catholics. store to check posstUe financial disobedience. It Impalra' the la not dtplomatlc but financial. they poured In." left the chiyiel before the lower­ EHirrORS: TMs is the third in "The Church la going through irregularities. ing of the casket into Its vault, wrote. "But In fact Christ has very habits which nourish and Laird said Ma department had Smith had anticipated the at­ great sufferings today," the Police said the Grant officials « series of five Easter artictee been liaised from ilie dead, the preserve the law.’’ to cut military costs. tack. On night patrol Tuesday, and headed for seclusion. about the mystery of the reeur- Pope said. "Even after the had gathered all of the store’s The placid town of Abilene— flrat fruits of those who have In a 1966 decision the U.S. Su­ The rate of sorties for the cou n cil. his troops spotted enemy sol­ recflon of Jesus. This one fallen asleep." pertinent records In the two once the end of the trail for cow- preme Court said the draft law B82’s has be6n running at 1,800 "D o not deny us your spiritual diers on the move in small with the enddenee for the hletor- However, it la not the dedarar room* of the store where the I>okea herding their cattle from K ctu ^ is part of Crestfield's staff. Sitting to the right of Mr. (See Page Seven) groups seven miles from the foal occurrenoe of that strai«e ttons and documented descrip- (See Page Tweafy-nvo) (See Page Eight) JJellaFera, the administrator, is Mrs. Blanche Goodchild, RN •ad hope-lifting event. 28th Division headquarters at (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) director of nurses. tions that provide the most per­ By OBOBOE W. OOBNEU. suasive evidence of the resur­ rection, but rather the actione AP Religion Writer i follow in g it w h ich wx>uld have brilBant Jewish sdtolar, been incredible if it hadn’t been vriw InItlaUy had led a cam- true. isUgn of raids, persecution and After the crucifixion, the Crew Digs uvMta to try to stamp out apostles were broken, dleillu- ololnis that Jesus was raised / rioned men. They had fled the Ifom the deed, later eumma- scene of His arrest, one even de­ tued th* firsthand testtmony he nying acquaintanoe with IBm. T o Bodies Bhl accumulated that it actual­ "I know Him not," Peter Inaiet- ■ i; ly had happened. ed. He and the others had gone 0 "He appeared to Oephas (Pe­ into biding, fearful, dlsparing, ter), then to (he 13," Paul wrote - Of Miners convinced that the cause had tp beUevers at Oorlnth. "Then coKapsed In the most debasing BARROTERAN, Mexico (AP) He appeared to more than BOO w ay. — Rescue 'wwkers braved Ixathren at one time, most of Balslng ot Jesus cave-ins, 100-degree heat and whom aia still alive ... Then They had expected Jeeua to poison gas as they dug deep to- e He appeared to James, then to mount a throne, but Instead He day In a soft-oocti mine In which sH of the apooUes. Last of all, died on a degrading crtaninal’s officials said between 101 and u to one untimely bom, He ap- cross. To ithem, the whole ven­ 185 M exican m iners w ere buried peaead aieo to m ».” ture had tailed. They were beat­ by an explosion two days ago. ..The letter was written in SB V I > 52!*^' en, aoared, immobiUaed. Before dawn 38 bodies had no more ttien 3B yeara aft­ But then aomedilhg happened, been recovered. Mine officials er the ohidflyloa, and before and suddenly they were fear- said another 128 to 182 nwn Ipspel aooounts were oonipUed. leas, unstoppable (advocates of a , / were still trapped 480 feat un­ The sonipulouB Fiuil points out triumphant Jesus, defyiig; offi­ derground. It was generally be­ tlRt he had gathered the lirior- cial threats, indlotments end lieved all were dead. maUan directly. pereecuUon. Seven experts of the U.8. Bu­ l^rticipating in our activities program. Pictured is Mrs. Josephine Anderson, presenting a check to ... "'liar I delivered to you as of Standing is Mrs. Ruth Converse, recreation director. What caused thia abrupt, eter- reau of Mines in Washington are Senior Citizen, Mrs. Nellie Moran for their bus fund. This Beat importence what I eUso re- thng change, this oom pl^ turn­ to reach thia amall mining town «ilva«^" he noted, In regard to money was derived from proceeds of their annual Christ- about, transforming them all later today to advise Mexican tha eyewltneae affUmations of ^ sale, from- articles made by the patients. Mrs. Mae el once from cowering, muted authorities on faster removal of Jasueh resurreotiaa. y Grant, RN., is also shown. > fugitives Into dauntleaa evange- the dead and restoration of the Paid, a highly educated and bsts who oould not be intimidat­ shattered mine.' determined foe of the new faith ed or aUencedT Juan Hettz, managing direc­ m tli oonvliioed of It Iqr hla own "Men of Israel," Peter pro- tor of the Altos Hornoe de Mexi­ heleted vUton of the risen Chrlat rialmed In n crowded public co S.A. mining concern ttiat ateut n A.D., afterward h »a square, Jeeui "whs cnioUled owns the diggings, said hours of spent two weeks in petvefte oon- and klUed py the banda ot law- checking assignment sheets still vaiaatkme with the apostle Pe­ CRESTFIELD CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL lean nwn. But God ralaed-Him left the whereabout of tour mnn ter and J e ^ brother, James. up, having loosed the pangs of In doubt. This produced the un­ TOs ooriterance In Jeruaalem Serve The Dignify O f The Individual fleath . . . Of that we are all wit- certainty about the number of FRANCIS P. DELLAFERA, Administrator' took pkwe In M A.D., adthin six v ictim s. yaonc of the onioiflxlon. so Paul Bom ethlng truly overpowering Heltz qxdM of them all as hog immsdlsto aoaaas to the 565 VERNON STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. rieerty bad affedted Ihoeo apoe- “bodlM" but emphasised: “Ws sooross In setting’ down hke ear­ ttas bo bring about euch a total, are changing nothing la our ef­ ^ PLEASE PHONE 643-5151 ly resume of the resurreotlaii midden revereal in their ouUorii fo rts. W * are not stopping far a and oonduot minuts, evsn though thera is no "H Christ had not been These grtm-faced ininers await some wonl on the fate of their traiiped 148 to 168 Mexican miners. Rescue woricers braved Ufa, unUB every men Is ouft.’’ raised, your laMh is fuMle,’’ bs (See Page Six) fellow woricers followfpg a mothane gas explosion which has hazards ta continue 'the search fbr bodies. (AP Photofax) (I Page Twsafly)