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r' rm' tri mnofeww au nilM Va (TfA 'V Tv 4 'V r--' Tha Morninq Record Maridaw Conn Fndy-July 7 South Vietnam Paratroops Advance On Quang'Tri Gty Berlin -Kensington 1 Mr Joyce MoOer Cerreepoadant 141 WtachoD Drive Ktaatagtoa Phone 8283621 News Of Southington Utbta Kstiay 848 Maridsn Ava Southington Conn M4M The UA Command reported 14 Americans were killed in tion week 23 were wounded and four were missing The pumber of dead be-lieved to he mostly from nir sc- One prisoner said they a had called for reinforcements -1 Furrow expressed doubt that the reinforcements ever could reach the bunkers because of air and artillery blows re Tlii-SaijaT" qxikesman HOI Theater Fence Mandatory r-1 r-S- 4 To Cover X-Rated Movies tion exceeded the weekly average of 93 forthe first 13 -weeks of the North Vietnamese offensive Seven Americans died of nonhostile causes -The South Vietnamese command said 2765 enemy troops were killed test week It listed government tosses killed and 2199 wounded The allied commands have nowJisted-these total casualties for the wart Amerietnr45800 -killed-fa ten tioo 303190 Wounded 10329 dead from nonhostile causes South 147365 killed 381813 wounded North Vietnamese -and Viet 858100 Ulied uators BERLIN A townmeeting Monday night approved an ordinance requiring the iutaDathm of fences at outdoor theaters exhibiting "X-rated" movies i-re is only one such theater towniha Berlin Drivwlq off ing Road By way of explMtioriTrt selectman Arthur B' Powers told voters Oat since first eleo-'tedto office in 1M he has been plagued by petitions from bome- owners In the area of the theater other residents church and civic groups entreating town'of---ficials to-do-somethings about the types of films-shown- applied to the State Police and State Traffic Com- mission for assistance but got said the First Select manadding that-in1964-the cause vu further thwarted by the Supreme Court and other 1 courts liberal decisions regarding the showing pf pornographic films -In 1969 Powers continued the Instrumen taThTplaO- ing a 'bill in the General As-V sembly whkh would require all drive-in theatres to fence their 'screens but ty was defeated because die Law Committee felt that such legislation would be -ttoo VWjw with the most abnmddus EDWARD CASEY lumbus ss well chairlng a committee at the Supreme CotW ventian of the Knights in Ne Haven ta 1969 The various appointed officers and chairmen of standing con-mittees will be announced after the newly elected slate takes ol- fice j-- CAA Excursion Leaves At Noon a Edwird Mrtuey was cuefed grand knight of Silver Gty Council No '2 Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting of the Catholic fraternal society lut week 'Other officer elected to serve WitlT Casey wertAIbert Indi deputy grand knight Alfred A' Westermeyerr chancellor -Charles D- Cardfllo warden BrneyqhnT) Iyera advov cate John Setts inside guard Edward GuzowsM outside guard Leo Alix recorder Hsrtt- treasurer" and Joseph Gurzenda and -Peter Woods trustees The newly-elected officers will be installed-by Martin Ronan' district-deputy- and rhis Details will beannounced 1 shortly A native of Meriden Casey hss been member of -Silver City Council-since 1957 HeTs tire a member and past faithful navigator of Father McGivney General Assembly foqrth degree and a member of the executive board of the Columbian dub incorporated From 1968 thru rerved as district deputy for the Knights at Co- (Continued From Page One) tinue at the Washington Street location we are seeking a more modem Leuba said in his statement not been Happy With the storefront operation" -t- The coinmlssioner noted ta ex-pUihingJiil-decision thsLthe Middletown office produces the secondhighestvolumeper employe of Work in the state "-Deuba: cifod several 'reasons for the ncw facilitv's need-The lease on tho Washington Street office expired 19 monthsago and tiiestataEis rented the 5r OOOsquarefoot building In the shopping plaza oft a month-to-hasigL The state agency is seeking singlfchodcfoniLwithrSuf- ficient (writing space and testing area for motorcycles and largo trucks inspection sites hopes are to pattern the proposed Middletown office after the new Danbury fr A spokesman for Leuba uid the commissioner has been seeking a solution to thb Washington Street problem7 since he took office in March 1071 He had reportedly considered dot- SAIGON in South Vietna-wse forces advancing slowly oa Quang Tri' battled North Vietnamese infantrymen and tanks on the flanks of the city and rescued 800 refugees the SitgoircomrhandTCportedFrt day Sou th' Vietnamese' forces claimed to have killed 50 North Vietnamese troops and destroyed four tanks in the action on Thursday Four South Vietnamese soldiers were repotted killed sikL28 wounded The South Vietnamese forced also rejxirted seizing a big ammunition stockpile -TbUpe picked HP mies and uimnu CMAh os the mas spokesmen said': South Vietnamese paratroopers' were pushing slowly on Quang Tlri behind a "shield of American fighter-bombers pounding entrenched North Vietnamese troops guarding the sccesirouteitaJheNortheni provincial capital Associated Press correspondent Dennis Neeld with the lead elements "of theairb6rneTirit fBrte that Nsvy dive bombers dropped hundreds Of small antipersonnel bombs on a row of tree-shaded homes along Highway 1 on the southeastern edge of the city The paratroopers were taking fire: from -bunkers- hidden amoojk the houses: and the planes were attempting to dear a path into the city that fell to the North Vietnamese May In the afternoon lead ele? menta erf tho task force still slightly more than a mite south of the city cpntdf moated citadel and moving cautiously forward Otftef airborne units and marines in tho-203004nan task force were-moving jm the city from the southeast and east but were still 13 to 23 miles from the citadel Cgpta' Gait Furrow 32 said the airborne task force he is adrising could havo pushed into the enemy-held city Wednesday JJmt it had to secure tho road to prevent the- enemy from cutting the supply fine: a Somjrarogpeidinter (Sang TH onThesday then tooklup positions mi the south-esstern edge A qpdkeman- for "the South Vietnamese command said the objective first wu to destroy theenemy forces a found Quang Tri arid naturally Quang Tri wifi be The enemy forces holedjm in the bunkers among the houses were-estimated-at-rtwocom-panies possibly 200 or more Mother Qiild Hurt In Crash A fiveyeafodd -girl and her mother were treated at Meri-den-Waliingford Hospital and released Thursday after the car in wMdhthey-were riding struck a parked car jt 3:30 pm ta front of 117 Parker 'Ave Mrs- Dorothy Baer 51 65 Queen Road toe driver of the car and her daughter Amy Buses tot tiie Community Action Agency's excursion to Riv- eraide ParkTSAgswamMsss 1 1 rleaveXJohnson Farms -Chamberlain" Heights "YalaJl- Acres 'Center Gty Mills Memo- -rial tmd'Gtove Street at today All attfoding --retiirajo-fr7' areas at 8 Elten HarvSyHrogrsm di- 1 type of movies being shown and whan resident! of the area particularly children are forced Town To Share Cost ir Of Waste- Disposal BERLIN An amendment to the inter-local agreement of the Central Connecticut Regional Authority for Solid Waste Man: sgement providing iorjthe shat tag of capital expenses by the three communities involved ya approved at town Applications" Open a Fop Swim Meet SOUTHINGTON The Exchange dub of Southington will hold their hnnual swim meet at Memorial Park-Poll on Tuesday- July 11 In the event of rain the meet will te held on July 19 VIfItsiW--T-1Hau-t rm-iiiaffin t-wraiam Masar recreaflonj director has announced that the' pool will dose to swimmers at noon that day until the meet is over "A Entry blanks are now' available at the Recreation Department office mid are available to those who can swim up to 18 years of age Pro sour1 transfers the town office the following' Transfers Property recorded recently -at included ohn Knaus Jr to Robert -Unwin of New Britain property on Woodruff Street for $15- Peter J' and Hilda Kar-lomas to Anthony and Elizabeth Milo of New Britain property on No Main Street for --v Francis Daglio and Frank Ciand d-b-a Consolidated Builders to Andrew and Norma Powell property on Wilton Road for 833300 Rockwood Hills Inc to Michael and Sharon Carbone of Prospect Street PUntsville property on Rockwood Drive for Ciand Construction Cotpir to Bjucp jmdWnd t-Ryerly property an Morningside Drive tor I29000L N-- Arthur -Johiison Const ruc- -tion-Co to Benjamin andvBar bhre Jtubin property on Burning Tree Drive for $55000 -C Bruno Primus to Frenxzilli Construction A Design Inc Thomas S- and Carol Atm Josephine- B'-laPorta of AvaueTTooerty qn Marry Drivafot $47300 Files Bankniptcy SOUTHINGTON Victoria Salzillo 2S Howard Avei Southington Thursday filed a voluntary petition of bankniptcy in UA District Court Liabilities were listed at $843782 and-as- retT were $81857 Creditors indudd: Automotive Sales i Inc of Meriden Rasulo Sign Service SouthingtopA $82Schaal-Mat Agency Southington $288 Step Saver Inc'1 Southington $120 Southern Eew- England Telephone Co Meriden $10038 MerldenJourntl Meriden $24713 Home llationsl Bank-A Trust Co: Meriden $139009: Raphad Department Store 815833 Fox How- Inc Hartford $12532 Bridgepcyt M45 CotastrnetibiY-Doi From Lastjune building inspector's office construction in Southington during the month of June whs -down from June of last year The estimated value 1 of building here during June 1972 as-compared with $1037704 last year The office collected a total of $3378 in fees somewhat leu than-the $437ZcolloctedLla 1 1 year i- 1 New homes totalled if against 22 last June two-family 4 with 14 recorded for Juris 1971 Eight garages were constructed and seVen aiding jobs starte4jliitly foorq than in 1971- trr rector that children up to eight yestaurii can go on the amusements all day for 8130 and older children could do tha same for $330 rr is- Biding to the parkls children ire expected to bring1 thei The program was created to benefit children from CAAzdOi signaled areaaFi that VJS planes destroyed or damaged 45 supply truck 23 warehouses" 4 fuel depots 2 bridges 17 barges and other surfaco craft 0 antiaircraft guns 3 radar sites and 8 radar vans'- in Cambodia the Jiigh-conv-mand reported the enemy summed more than 600 shells into the besieged district town of Angtassom 40 miles south of Phnom Penh in the heaviest bombardment in more than two ycare-pf-war-Tha town lias been cut -off end transport planes are dropping supplies Farther east fighting was -Ms ported on Highway 1 the route -Penh-and Saigon on the east bank of the Mekong River 45 miles southeast of the Cambodian capitaL Cambodian forces -are-believed to be trying to clear the enemy froin the highway cut in (Continued From Page One) (RflterLJUfort)-hadjued good judgment in drawing a line The visitors found Jhe staff and and Interested in Workington curriculum development and evaluation' The team "viewed with maintenance of the same programs at the two high schools however "The reason for the policy Is easy -to understand but the Siamese-twin syndrome tends to 1 back each school frpm realizing its true potential "It is not necessary that cur offerings jand student ti tivities be- idepticsLaS- long lu there is a ressonsble similarity between the schools Each school should be allowed to as- add Wl- pitalize on Its strength and on the unique needs of the students in that the evaluators uid pressed with the part-time city-wide department-heads auch-as in English and math -with- the "relatively powerless department chairmen in each bolding gestihg that the building -de-paftotChMnnCnr-fbeFgived responsibility for initiating curriculum changes textbook selections hudgrtiog of supplies evaluation of teachers and interviewing of teacher candidates thereby assisting the principal and that these chaimen have erftra remuneration and aome released time (This would of course make tiie in- teMdty deparrinent 'heads un- necessaiy) the study rresons Then examiner also called lack of adequate' -financial support by taxpayers of a troublesome prob-lem tiie school system budget cut half a million dollars this hast year and with an even larger put promised forth-en-suing year education musfhec essarity they concluded The examiners obaervedthe school in operation and inter viewed administrators teachers and studenta May I through 11 Ihejvaimtora are charged with detailing bowvwell the school carries out the faculty statement of philosophy and objectives" and they" contrast the school operation with the latest edition of the "Evaluative published by the National Study of Secondary -School Evaluation On June 15 Hart wrote the di' rector of evaluation of the Commission on Secondary Public Schools about factual errors In tha -report Tha additions and corrections were to be taken tato hdhsldeHtiOn intlMdecl-' sk' on accreditation Tha suggested changes resulted from a thorough study of toe evaluation report rby-Hart Roger Chaffee director of ther Mgh schoola and assistant principals Miss Mary MacDonnelLand Gordon Fontanella --ThavisitingteinrWss-broken down into 24 subcommittees for evaluation of individual subject areas Highlights of fhejr fin- dings are as follows: 7- The school was commended for proposing a special-program for Spanish-speaking students- 'The team praised the school's philosophy recognizing tha changing role of the school in development of the individual and tha attempt to obtain Input to tha philosophy from minority groups -v The team recommended leu overlap between subjects as taught In succeeding grades inschool time be allotted to tP tTSbUienfigiiClbnrara'ef of S40W from-the-general-fund for a youth summer employment program' wax also approved as wu an amendment by the Police Committing the fees for violations not test than nor more than Col Do Viet said two companies of paratroopere southern edges of Quang Tri south of Highway 1 including the railroad station' Most of Quang Tri lies north of the highway Viet reported no gnwemmwit tmnps had' yet moved into the northern sector UA B52 heavy bombers ring-ed the city with hundreds of toiirirfjegpioBiver-MKLflanking plcmggtg cL-llw I JMh claimed to have MUed180 enemy soldiers in several battles net Quang Tri Government casualties were- put at 10 killed and 9Q wounded UA Command reported that American warplanes -flew 360 strikes against North Viet-namon Wednesday 1 in their heaviest raids since the 1968 bombing halt An- Ate Force Phantom wu hit bjrs surfsceto airr missile over Haiphong during tharaids The two crewmen steered the plana out to sea bailed out and wfere rescued The plane was the 54th reported lost since the United States 1 resumed full-scale bombing of the North two months ago r-Tha Command uid laser bomba knocked' out the 98-foot Vu Chua railroad-' bridge 55 miles south' of the border with China The bridge is on the northeast rail line i The command also-reported (Continued From Page One) once one of the largest in the nsfiiprtixntkxf to Itr popu- lation went bankrupt in March after high unemployment gouged it drydurhty-the past few years" State officials say it igjpgjMUw jnrcLXerf In- come and payments are balancing out However the state had to borrow 8318 lniDioif from' fhe federal government to float the fond and this stiU must be paid back tiie fund are iojtn uprosrBusi- nessmen ail over the state are complaining about the inequities of tiie system both in this tax assessment they pay and the-alleged abuses by the -unemployed-' William Mslerba owner of two firms id Meriden has placed' Ms first quarter a menttaran-esctowaccount-ih protest and two other tire dealer have followed Bis lead Mir kerbs has'alsoAbeen swamped with offers of support In his fig con-gratulsthry messages 6h -fiis a other maintain that -there unmnployment problem that it is frequently a matter ot people not wanting to worti In Meriden: there were 4142 compensation claims filed for tho week ending June 24 A total of 3327 of these were continued otaims that is not filed that these job notices Jnay be dupt- intfd ta tha state Employment Service listing and soma employers may use neither course Kata officials maintain that the vast majority of people who collect unemployment compensation are honest and want to' go back to work At the same tfipe have-restablished means of -rtywrtiiig fraud by jobless workert---- -lTbaother chsrgs-agsinst tiie fund inequitable taxation is subject to the fluctuation of thedWMirf Unemployment goes down so will the percentage -4 businessmen pay into the fund Also: suspended employer merit system will resume But massive changes are needed-daims'the Connecticut Business iud Industry Assoctar tion and legislation is still on tha drawing board No office-seeker has proposed alterations to the program and election day is exactly four tag the' office altogether 1110 storefront operation is not conducive to first class Leuba said Shoos who expressed pleaa-i ure over the dsion' uid he would help the -state agency in finding a new location and in-service training and that consideration be gi venjcrhalf- year and min1 courses The' report praised the di versity of student clubs and the quality of the yearbook and suggested more-intramural athletics and a-study of the school newspaper to create a more satisfying product for-the school community: The' team recommended that a regular program ofaerv icing eating and ventilating systems -be undertaken to cor rect extreme uneven temperatures between areas The Maloney administration wu commended for ita recognition of pie needs of mb nority groups the team recom mended an overhaul of tiie budgeting process' a review of the rotating scheduler classes more involvement of tiigLf acuity ta dedikat-making and addition of an administrative assistant to the overburdened princlpaL lauded for Recommendedjweis more texooks more study of contemporary literature in the first two years and more en-couragement 1 th their professiona tfons and use days of professional Mithteschers received kudos for proposing an elemental geometry course for non-colfcge 'boimd students' and for proposing a course in compider programming with the aim of making math a "living The subcommittee rec- ommended that computer math teadierrrbe consulted in sclec- tion of hardware and programs in that -area "that-msth classrooms be located closer to-gether that a math department head with a salary differential be elected and that students be allowed 'to elect a consumer math course Cv Tha music department's credited with a number of students participating in bands orchestra 'and choirs welT above the average for a school at 1700 population Hie department also was ghreacradit for introducing and The subcommittee cautioned against ustag the choruaju for- 'dir interested students 1 of 'Education was praised for the foresight to provide-the-community-with facility to encompass the aquat-icneeds of tiie school and coir miinity and its insistence oh ex-cellent safety and security measures in the pool area The commUtee recommended that health specialists teach health classes and free physical educa-tion ihstructors for their specialty -Apo recommended werersrpay scale for women ta-terecholssticrcoaches and Intramural supervisors and more emphasis on lifetime activities Science teachers prgisafor-iesm-teachtag" after tivotejrfjnediajnaterialaand providing a broad1 range of courses It was suggested that a review of 1 a aj sizes be since manv la-borStape are bdUf with only 24 stations Read Record-Jourrial Want Ads to View this pornography as well as motorists passing by someone lias got to take action and to be the ones to do aaserfod the First Adding supports rendenfcnf the theater area mother of five children' pleadea with voters to pass the ordinance 'claiming her family' to have become in- their own home not aide to go In or out after the movies start for fear of what the children may see The ordinance will take effect tal5 daytinndHie theatefmaiv ageroent will be given 30 days to complete-installation of the fence It also provides the Board of Selectmen with the power to closeJthe theater en-tirely If not complied rty For Teenagers --jt BERLIN The' Berlin Youth Council -will have its first moonlight splash party for high school' youth tonight front to at Lions Memorial Ford: Featured win be swimming juke box music ping pong bumper pool'ind other garnet Lifeguard and adult supervision will be provided and refreshments may lie purchased 'at the concession stand According to the CouncHHiw following rules must be abided by: -Youth Council identification cards or proof of residence will be requited for admission Once a- person- teavea-the pool-tret he will not be allowed to return Sufficient deck apace is lot wiH not be TXlsoitreetxlotiwff-and-ahoest4 will be allowed on the pool deck However swimmers must wear swimming attire Which may include cut-off jeans Un-deconted batiiing caps must be worn by girls and boys with extra long hair Smoking will be allowed and smokers qre asked please1 iueiitnper-'ieLepE tades Other pool rules must be observed-vibe rules have been relaxed this year' and the council asks all participating youth to cooperate inubserving proper conduct at all times The remaining dates' of hip school splosh parties are July 31 end Aug 4 Juniofhigh parties ate scheduled for July 28 and AugTll7ln case of rain the parties-aie sutomsticslly-csn-ceiledv s' lYWmBARRESTED SOUTHINGTON i Stevep Duenss 17 of 118 MiHdale Ave David Bouchard 18 of 1000 So Mate- SL-and- Salwatoro-A Mongillo 17 of 50 Wilbur St all of Plantaville' have been sr rested by-Patrolman Robert Vachon William Ludecke and Sterling "Porter Jr bn iwar-rant issued by CircuitCourt 17 Charging them with tho theft ol 1 two bicycles from the Kennedy Junior High School yard on June 8 1972 All three were Bonds pending a court hearing on July 25y---7--' 1 4 MOTtfflSTBUMMONEtt- Reutnaner 43 of 70 Woodruf St Southingtoif has been sum-moned-bysPatirdmsnRniliim m-a charge of improper Ing at an intersection' HOURS FOR RAFT SOUTHINGTON RAFT (Reach a Friend Today) wifi be open at the Parish House of the Etaseopet-TamrehwrMillBf Street during the -following hours: Tuesday Wednesday and Friday from 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Thursday from 7 to 10 pm and Friday from 7 to 11 pm EXCHANGE SODA SALE SOUTHINGTON The Exchange Club of Southington will continue their -second annual sods ule at the Queen's Plan oa-Queen--Street Saturday-gpd Sunday from 10anx to 9 pm It ta being sponsored to raise funds foe -'thev' scholarship dliPlIul annli iwnnA-Wdlim wink awarded ch-yearby- the-dub They have a secured a truck load of soda comprising 2100 cases each 24-can case to sell at $218 plus the ules tarf BATHING CAP RULE SOUTHINGTON The Board announced that starting' July 16 it will be mandatory for everyone who -'swims at- Memorial pool to wear bathing caps or it tank The reason ta that rolleds" In tftT filters causes the motors to wort much harder than usual The filters are back washed every day and the basket that collects the large sediment Is cleaned every two hours The gallons per minute output that the filter pump produces is reduced- SQ per epnt by the heir collected thus gediib tag tha filtration Af Whu CswcHssV Hums Depend Upee Cierfeit They Depend Open Chevies According to Armiud Braixfl head of the local Employment Service office: his 'daily updated job listings' carries approximately 225 positions' available There is a constant turnover and -modification-of-tiiis'-fisting by the state office In addhkm recent sampling of The Moming dassi-fiel Section shows an average of 62 jobs listed daily lathe Wanted" Column Experts point outjneanwhilethat iqme of Avenue when thdr car swerved to the right a-vehlde owned by Lohman of 87 South Sti uid They were taken to by police cruiser Investigating- Patrolman John issued a warning for to drive In the proper Mrs-Bser Miynick of 71 jpaik Kensington wu issued a at 0:10 pm Thursday Cai twtKar coUlx IMS PCOWINQ OIL COMPANY MS-177B: Meridna LakeBeskk ZonersToflear ForSkiArea IMIDDLEFIELD The Planning -and Zoniqg Commission has set Thursday July 13 for tiie public hearing on the newest Zemel Brothers applica-- tion The present request is for -summer activities on 225 'acres of property located on Powder Rldga SU Area Theapplication is for summer and faU(May 1 to Oct 3d) camp-V tag facilities at the site and is --thesecond -suchnquesL-Ilie first one of a year ago was de---v nied tar the commission on the groundirthat thesitesTand fact-J lities were not sufficiently devel-firoped to allow tuch tise A copy of the application and map are file at the office of the town cleric at the tration building Interested may appear and be heard mu dzwritteirt-communicattons will be received by the commie- don secretary AmiLoRochelle ssociation i- Tint i j- arte Plans Picnic For Ball Teams COMPLETE FFischer Offers -Ji IB SINE SSPERSONA A A STOP IN OR PHONI -a JOHN PKREIVJ I SIL I Parker reportedly and struck: Walter police the hospital Lorenc' failure lane to -David Ave summons nigro after a on' Westfield Road No injuriu were resorted rJohn Martandk 3 Main StrertRodrfidl summoned at 3:10 pm Thursday i by Patrolman: Alphonse Ceresale for an illegal turn -r I a ao- apparentty not enough to aatit-ty the Russian" mfo- to Sptytyi rfyrht conciliatory language began: "Please accept my sheerest apology for my disrespect! ui behvvJoT In not at-tending the' opehing ceremony (July 1) I simply became carried away by my petty dispute over money with the Icelandic Described Wednesday as being "very upset" by the tan-1 gied prelude to -the match SpessW appmued calm and fit Ihunday-ae" he played hU PAUL KREMINSKI 09 IACT MAIN SntSR -Continued From- Page OneJiprobsbly "vrouidhTucnt- a'fof He sat doph bending his foil framaulnU)-anamKhaiiv Spassky a shorter man followed suit putting his elbows on the edge of the table Fischer is 29 and Spassky is 35 holdout for nxire money 'en' Vthe stakes to' be an official purse of $125000 and share of television' and film recepits He decided to corpe-arriving TUesday-only after British fln- feiture fknoWyair man and a gentleman and am looking forward to some exciting cheap games witir Fischer concluded The letter was the second apology Fischer htd offered Spassky in as many days In statement read to the press Wednesday Fisher said he was match had been delayed and that Spassky had been "inconvenienced? This WALTER DEPTULA 'I "'VFvWALMMIII words) FAMILY WANT AD G0UP0I1 Jwt fN oat and mall wiA paymnt car of Tht Maridca Racord Co -1 (iacladiag pacfaotioa aa4 spocas bdtwsn MDDDLEFIEID The Athletic'' Association will hold its family picnic from 1 to 5 pm Sunday at Peckham Field Them will bo bee hamburgers hotdogs soda and popcorn for all farm system little league Tana'rTiTeofiBsirSrTlind for any brothers and sisters under age 12 years Mothers and fathers will bare-quested'fif pay slight charge for their refreshments A vart- ety of fun and games have been pUnhed for the day 1 -Thera will be a meeting of the association Itself at 7:30 pm that aama night at the My Name Js jmumiwwfifnwMMMMmitTniinmritunim' MUUIBW SMo 2p Jal- -t -i z' uncter-ftmeg-STater ateppedln wittt a donation of' $130000 to sweeten the prize" pot Will' winner will take fivneighte and tha loser three-eights In addition the -players will get' a share of the sals': of TV and movie Tights: estimated at perhaps $27300 each" -I have -offended you and wnere cneu naa a presugious prestigious Fischer wrote Nevertheless ha took Issue with a demand by the Soviet MfiWitrthOrofir 1 of tha first OPERATlN(r ROOM NURSES SURGICAL tECHNICANS i i Immodiata openings to staff now axpandod operating rooms Minimum ono year OR ox parlance Top pay yaluabla benefits include paid Blua Cross Maior Medical life Insurance 1 00 Tuition' Aid weekend pay premiums paid retirement Air conditioned modern-ly equipped facilities Prdfassional and personal development i MIDDLESEX bEMORlAL HOSPITAL Middletown Equal Opportunity Employer SUMMER PROGRAM tdlDOLEFlELD Registration opens today for the Levi' Coe Libraiy summer gram planned for the August: adult committee will be on hand ai the library from 10 am till nooo to sign up and explain the program for youngsters' from pre-school through elementary grades Further Information should-be obtained from Mrs Merrill Adams Mrs Alice Bliss and Mrs Gretcfaen Hammer- No Day htk VJ -W -iLil- -'VI to opptar Classlficatloa v- 1 oddlHoaol lias A0 or 1 days no bmoopxt cm tamoT game for his tardy krrival "If this forfeit demand were Fischer wrote1 "it would place -foe at a tremendous he added that he 1 Jdn't believe champion desires such an advantage-in-order to play 'The'Ausslahi ssyi Spassky him by-the i 1 daily round of tennis with Russian compankxl Jivo Net -r- T- -r t- -5 ImAmwA- as.