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PAGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY. DECEMBEB 80. IMW r lEttBiiing IfpraUi A w n se DiuDr Net Pn m Run -A------Vw n » Weak M B i The Weather. M, 1M» Travelers wamlnga In effect. Snow mbced with sleet this af ternoon, acctimulations to three 15,880 inches. High, mid to upper aos. Menehettef'-^A City of Village Charm Snow tapertng off by cventaig. VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 77 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SI, 19«9 (CVasaffled Adrertlaiug o n Page 14) PRICE TEN CXNTS

%W i M f y i l w l s 1969 Prices Took Hartford Going INC. To the Dogs? Mitchell Faces Charges HARTFORD, Ckam. (AP) 4.7 Per Leap — Oonaeeffeut officiils ai« detennlnad that the slate WASHDIQTON (AP) — Ctov- clip,” said Nathaniel Ooldfln- “win lead tise oounbry in ta- emment statistics show whole ger, chief economist for the 18.4 cStties for dogs. sale prices climbed 4.7 per cent million member AFL-CIO. in u se for the s te q ) ^ rise In 80 That, o t lasMrt, M the But Secretary of Labor t^dnian of Louis Oolat, aa- MAYTAG years, adding iikhw fuel to the Geoige P. Shultx, in a separate In My Lai ‘Massacre’ siatant State oanlae cotdrol argument over whether Presi interview, maid White Houae pHOOD. Tex. (AP) — 8. GAS DRYER ad Hot of vegulaHons to r Sgt. David Mitchell'# command You’Ll LIKE "It all adds up to the probabil are beginning to work. "Infla pounds, kennda, pet tbopo tion isn’t continuing unabated," ing officer Issued orden today ity that the cost of living is and grooming sstahMshnieata to court-martial the sergeant on on Ihe now goiiig to continue rialiig at a fast Shults said. Tueeday. And Nixon, In signing the tax chargee of aseault wWh Intent to reform bill Tuesday, Indicated The regulaUons untS now commit murder during the al-* even tougher federal budget re had aald only that pomda )eged My Lai masoacre tai Vlet- MAGIC CHEE strictions to offset tax losses. had to be "aidlable,’’ "oom- laun last March, 1968. *Tt win make our fight fortaUe” Slat "eanMary." The charges contend that Sgt. Interest Up against the rising cost o t living Now, they’H require — Mitchell fired arifie at a group GAS RANGE more difficult,’’ Nixon said of among other emanlUee — at of Vietnamese cfvUiaiu. the esUmated |2.S IdlUon a year least "80 oandlepower" of The order followed wide OnFHA.VA government revenue toss from light "for at least sight spread Inveettgations, including the new tax law. hours a day,” and c"at laaot a lengthy secret seaston by offi cers In a room deep In the Pen With one month’s figtues to . . . a baihinr tub, a groom-' Will it rain? Will it snow? Is it ing table, hot and cold run tagon. Home Loans go, the Labor Department’s Mitchell In a news cenferenoe too hot to spend an hour hangino Consumer Price Index measur ning water, a drier, eUpperm, WASHmOTON (AP) — Iffud- oomba, brudiea and aiieara.’’ this month said that he saw no up heavy loads of wet clothes? ing typical American living massacre at My Lai. mum interest rates allowed on costs Is up 5.S per ceid for 1988, Why worry about the weather at government-insured FHA and The sergeant's Immediate su- n steepest rise since the S.8 per pertor. U. William L. CaUay all? The climate is always perfect VA home loans wlU )>e boosted cent for all of 1881, a year In for the second time within a Jr., had been charged with pre MAKE inside a Maytag Gas Dryer. Wash which Korean War wage-price meditated murder. year to a record 8H per cent as Gunboats any day you please, as often as controls were imposed. Another The decision to court-martial of next Monday. rise in living costs in December you like. A Maytag Gas Dryer MHchell was made by MaJ. Secretary of Housing George equal to the 11-month average Spotted Near Gen. John K. Boles Jr., com gives fast, efficient service and Romney said Tuesday he was so far in 1868 would push the mander of the 1st Armored Dvi- saves time for more pleasant reluctantly approving the in rise in living costs to the tdghest skm statlnned here. crease from the current 7H per since 1847’s 8.1 per cent after things. Under Army procedure, the cent maximum which has been Wtx'ld War n wage-price con Israeli Port dlvialanal commander la the In effect ters hit the not confined, auUwriUea aald. Mltohell, » . Is from SI. Fran- SEE IT NOW ...qt DEPENDABLE STORE Goldfinger disagreed. "Our Although not listed in the offi Viet Cong’s unilateral casee- Laos. B82 strategic bombers crease ever—was applauded by belief all along has been that cial government yearbook, It Viet Cong and North Viet A Marine sjwkeaman said clsvllle, Ijt., and aald he Is a ca the Mortjpige Bankers Associa flre. It was one of the highest and smaller fighter-bombers namese while American ground Itoolaw, who h^da the Hronie reer atidlsr. this Is the wrong way to do it was said to be govemment-con- enemy death tolls 'In more than kept up heavy raids on North ALWAYS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! tion of America and was con because the operaUon they are tolled end financed. forcea held back. Star, Ihirple Heart and Viet Me told newsmen at the Pen demned by the National Asso a month. Vietnamese supply routes and The U.8. Command aald two namese Cross of Oalantry tagon last Saturday that, “I am worlcing on is that you get a The gwboats had been slowed TTie 72-hour Viet Cong cease- ciation of Home Builders. slowdown In prices by slam by gale winds in the eastern depots In eastern Laos. Amerioans were killed and among other decorations, -was not guilty." "Housing to in a state o f cri Are began at 1 a.m. Tueoday Only a few hours before the three wounded. All the casual commanding H Company of the The charge and epeclfiea- sis, and today's government ac- ming the brakes on economic Mediterranean, but the winds and the allied truce at 6 p.m. acUvity,” Goldfinger said. calmed at dawn. allied cease-fire began, two ties but one wounded were heli 2nd Haltallon. 6th Marine Regi Hone "Violation at Article 184 Uon to Increase the FHA-VA "The danger In their opera The boats alippKl out of CHier- Wednesday. waves of BS2s attacked suspect copter crewmen. One helicopter ment at the time of the alleged In that 8. agt. David Mitchell, mortgage interest celling to 8 % tions U that you can bring down bourg harbor at 8 a.m. Christ South Vietnamese headquar ed North VIetiMunese postUoiw was shot down and destroyed Incident south of Da Nang. Fur per cent is a substantial move the whole house,” he said, re mas mom!ng, evading the ters said it hod halted SO offen In the northern end of the A and two others were damaged ther delaJIs were not dladoeed (Nee Page Thirteea) to Improve the situation,” said sive operaUons of battalion slie Shau Valley, two miles from the Robert H. Pease, president ot peating his warning of a possi French government's embargo or larger. South Vlctnomeae pamtroop- A member of Poolaw'e com ble recesskm. on arms to Israel. They were Laotian border. The valley con ers. fighting In Jungles and rub pany went to the Mririne Judge the mortgage bankers. The U.8. Command said all nects with trails from Laos, T h n The preliminary report of the part of a flotilla of 12 built for ber plantallona near the Cambo advocate'e office a month and a Pease agreed with Romney Bureau ot Labor Statlsttcs said Israel, but the other seven were planned air and artillery strikee where allied IntelHgerrce says a No Hc*rald that the new rate should signlfi- acroos South Vietnam were sus dian border M miles north of half later and claimed he eaw Mademoiselle Series wholesale prijces of a broad delivered before the embargo stgnifioant Increase In enemy Saigon, reported II of their men Poolaw ahoot the prieonrr wUh MAGEE.... canUy reduce the number of cUs>’ pended, but reconnaissance pa- scUvlty Indicates preparation Tomorrow range of industrial raw mate was clamped on last January. killed and 28 wounded. a pistol. count points now required to se treds continued to check on ene for a poartble offenalve around r i a , food and feeds rose three- The French government said Must of the righUng Tuesday A preliminary Invratlgutlon cure housing loans. He said the tenths of one per cent In Docem- the boats had been sold to a my troops building up for a pos the lutar New Tear In Febru Drive luifely and have IMorge new rate would bring money sible attack after the cease-fire. ary. was In this area and anotlwr 20 (irodui'ed Insufflrlrnt evidence a Happy New Year. back into the housing market. (See Page Eight) (See Page EigM) "All measures will be taken to The allies reported killing 203 . (Dee Page TMt’cmi) Louis R. Barba, acting presi (Nee Page ElgM) HIGH BROILER dent of the home builders group. Issued a statement declaring the time has come fm* the adminis 30" GAS RANGE tration to put into effect standby credit controls recently- author The Sixties Permanent Press ell Family ised by Congress. "Current high interest rates have not visibly succeeded in curbing inflation but, on the ‘Twas a Decade That Wore OAS • BAKE OR BROIL IN SPACIOUS M ” contrary, seem to increase in Olunt <»paclity... veraatUe all tabrlo flationary pressures by their nnd delicate fabrics.. .the NOROE! is Uie OVEN - NO OROWDINC contribution to higher costs," bUity... special care for Permanent Press Barba said. The Look of a Jekyll-Hyde perf^ d ^ r for any family. This the first ilryer a^-lflcally designed to properly diy (Bee Page Eight) Had we known in advance year's middle-slae CSirlsUnaa three oTblta of the earth and. all of the modem fabrics and Permanent • AUTONATN COOK A WARHHNI ‘ what the '60s would be like, we tree. Ilka several subsequont specs PresB garments your automatic washer can OVEN might have tried skipping them. Remember 1800? voyagers, called k ."beeuUful." wash. Francis Gary Powers' skin James Msredlth enrolled ae Floods Hit It was an exhausting decade ny-winged U2 was shot out of the first known Negro at the for the spirit, shot alternately to the sky over the Soviet Union. University of Mlselestppt; two • RECESSED TOP A CONTROLS extremes of hope and gloom at Nikita Khruabchev, Soviet pereons died In Nie subeequent South Hard premier, vistted the United Na- rioting. an ever-faster tempo: A presi Remember 1668? dent proclaimed a New Fron Uona in New Tork and banged • OVEN WINDOW a UGHT By THE ASSOCIA'IXD PRESS hla shoe on' the table. "We will Prssldent Kennedy was shot Torrents of rain dissolving tier, a president was murdered, bury you," be told us. Four to death In Dallas. Poilce ar tons of snow have sent normally the Vatican presoed for Owis- yeara later he was ousted from rested Lee Harvey Omrald, placid streams and rivers surg Itan unity, the Vietnam war the Kremlin. erhoee background was as var • ELEOTRK CLOCK A MINUTC WINDER ing from their bonks forcing grew blocker. ied and almlasB ae Keonedys You would (!\|)t>ct to p.iy inoio fot Ihmvv duty diyri with John F. Kennedy, vigorous hundreds of mountain residents The economy promised pros millionaire with an Intellectual was dleclpttned and directed. oil (d tht!sc dt'luxt' ftMtuit's to flee their homes in Virginia, perity, inflation swelled. Detroit bent, defeated Richard Nixon Oswald wae shot to death. The Two Drjring Oyoleo, Bogigar Qyoio, • REMOVABLE CHROME PLATED West Virginia, Tennessee and burned, men walked the moon. for president and began setting Warren Commleeion ruled he Ponuaneat Preaa Cycle • Biggest Fan k Uiit Screen Kentucky. From a Odd War start that acted alone In killing the preel- a st^e that waa Ukened to King dent, but douMa perstoled. Automatic Cool Down BURNER BOWLS Tennessee auUioriUes report seems placid In retro^tect, the Arthur's Camelot e 8 Tea*. Seloetiow • Heavy Duty Motor .. ed three dead as a result of '60s aroused passions that Intan- Remember 1861? A coup upoot the govsnunont • Plus (8

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1969. MANCHESTER EVENING. IffiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1969 PAGE THREE Convict Claims MOVIE AUDIENCE THEATER TIME ******* g u i d e ******* Sheimvold on Bridge I ° - South I F i m I s o r Things Looked Good for Joe SCHEDULE A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Accomplice Was AND THEATERS. DON’T BE AFRAID WEDNESDAY Th*«e r«tin99 apply to filma TO FACE A FACT NORTH Percy Slayer f I ——d irffr Nuv 1. t968 Unto His Mind Declared War Burnside — Cactus Flower, By ALFRED 8HE1NWOU) ♦ «3 High School Adopts 7:10, 9:16. NORKUnOWN, Pa. (AP) - THIS SEAL <7 964 . By JACK JONES "He had all the capabilities stay out of trouble. As far as Cinema I NewljiKtoa —Cactus ^ convicted rapist and robber When I was a cub reporteri a O KQJ 1052 Hie I/M Ancelee TImea in ads indicstes the film was ♦ AQ for surviving at UCLA,” says the police, I think i can stay Flower, 1:90, 8:80, 0:30, 7:<0, *«P®rtedly has UHd police dur- submittsd and approved under veteran editor told me I was Liberal Dress Code Kenneth-S. Washington, then In out of conflict again. 0;40. ^ a. lie detects test that an WEST EAST WATTS, Calif. —^Hls name the Motion Picture Coda afraid to face a fact. I went charge of UCLA’S BOP pro- "I’m. still searching and Cinema II Newington —Paint accomiHice, now dead, boasted 4 742 4 Q1085 When BouUi Wlndtor High ttMlce to the atatoto gad hto isn’t really Joe Durant, liut then of Self-Regulation. back to my bridge game deter 1? J832 he Isn't so sure now that he’s gram, haven’t really found what I Tour Wagon, 2, 8. <>* kUUng the daughter of U.S. <;? Q 107 School atudenU return to gchool parents within the Umtto of the "He was affable and always want to do. I wanted to go into Cinerama —Goodbye Mr. Ran. Charles H. Percy, R-H1. [|] Suggealad for GENERAL mined to be braver and clearer- O 96 O A84 after the hoUdoya they wUI rgvtoed oodo.” sighted. Today I am SO years '^ e llved^^ aggressively happy. You teaching, but I realize by record Chips, 2, 8. Dlst. Atty. MUton O. Moss of audiences. 109872 4 K6 find themattvee subject to n *|jee older, 30 pounds heavier and no those years in Watts, except for **'* «« l»gainst it." East Windsor Drive-In — Mbntgiomery County said Har- S Suggaatad for MATURE SOUTH more liberal dress code. Soum Windsor Town OouicU- brief excurekms to seek a high- had com- W* mother says, "The Dowell ^ e rs, 9:00; Any- old J. Evans, 24, took a Ue de braver. But I do know what to 4 AKJ9 Acoord^ to Prtnclpnl Fred j«, today audiences (parental diccre- expect vriien editors and other er education and a future. mltted himself to do whatever child has never had a fair one Can Play, 7:30. tector test run by Qllnois State •> <:> AK5 J . CmtuoId, in n stst#in#nt yitti— iM ^ Ii Jm sdvsn® Uon advised). Important People play a certain In__ the tiny house .he . . . _ (hares___ Police, In which be reported kind of hand. 0 73 v eriln r an aariter dan to ST o* the new oouncU ndee wioi ius moUie™ he l ^ T tat- ®ould succeed in that environ- In school. He always wanted to Her Majesty’s Secret Service, that Frederick J. Malchow, 40, fwl RESTRICTED — Persona North dealer. 4 J543 «Sun«lng gmoter public jur- OHB a t u i tered old scranbook filled with "lent." get ahead. The next time they Dealth Rides a Horse, 7:00. told him he had IdUed Valerie under 18 not admitted, un East South West tongt^hotr, ’’Aa on J ^ 6. ticlp.tt« at onch cowicU meet- UA Theatre —On Her Majes- Percy, Neither side vulneraUe. plecesof aon^^romtebi «>■ “P *»>• » less accompanied by parent Opening lead—^Ten of Clubs. Pass I 4 Pass mg. Uu n«r h u m g® m to ef- J^hppy sounds alert us ty’s Secret Service, 1:80. Mobs said that wMle the poly- There are clippings and year- counter with law enforcement years,’’ or adult guardian. ITie veteran editor was Pass 3 NT A n Pass .P * '* * ^ conewung f*ct at tha nnxt OouncU meet- book photos showing he was stu- officers, the Injury and jail ___ graph test Indicated Evans was the wMtftog of dreoi olacks by , to the start of a bright New THURSDAY triUng the truth about Mlal- ® Persons under 16 not ad declarer on the hand that start glrta In tlia otudeat draoa code ^ ^ . dent body president in high “He came ba«5k to school with ed our discussion 30 years ago. Year. Here's hoping it brings school, awards for gymnastics a big patch on his head," re- Bumslde — Cactus Flower, chow’s conversation, it diihi’t mitted. This age restriction criticize my partner for the way at South Wlixtoor High Sttiool .. “* your heart’s desire for you and yours. 2:80, 4:80, 6:80, 8:80. mean that Malchow was truth- He lost toe queen of clubs to wiU be deletad." that tha oouncU baa unanUnoun- and track and report cards list- members Washington. "It was T H E ' rhay be higher In certain the king at the first trick,, and he played a hand? Don’t Ing A’s and B’s. an embarrassment. He began Cinema I Newington —Cactus ful. Detective Robert Lamb of ’nua rsvenea hla eartler rate areas. Check theater or back came a club to dummy’s be silly. It just drove me into a of a Student OouncU vote favor- ***•• *w*»*yn oald. In part And there la a letter from wearing an orange beret and Flower, 1:80, 3:80, 6:80 7:40 the Qllnois State Police said: F A M IE Y < « advertising. ace. business where I get paid for Ing stacka, In which he atated *ba pwbUc haa been Morehouse. College in Atlanta, engaging In some erratic kinds 9:40. "We have L281 leads under doing just that. But I atlH don’t ED'S SIGN CO. Printod •• • public torvice Declarer, my partner, led the that he felt that the ochool ad- Utottad. at regular oouncU maet- granting him an academic of behavior.’’ Cinema n Newington —Paint investigation’ ’and data supplied king of diamonds from dummy. have any medals. LAWYER Tour Wagon, 2, 6, 8. by Evans Is one of them. by thit nowspoper. w as -.Hug “to loco biga, to submitting petitiona and scholarahlp. His first clash—and the begin- East held off, and West paused Dally Question parentl’’ In not aUowtng glrU to *«> oommentlng caly on oubjacto Once, as a high school stu- ning of his private war with the Cinerama —Goodbye Mr. The murder of Miss Percy, 21. Chips, 2, 8. for reflection before he played Partner opens with 1 NT (IR w«ar alaeka. U>e agenda. Now tor the dent, he was "chief of police’’ law—came on the night before UNREPOBTED ACCIDENT *• 1" her father’s Kenilworth, Ql.. the nine of diamonds, thus to 18 poilnts), and the next play WhUe (3aruok> doea not ex- “'* ^‘'1 Racers, 7:80; Anyone unsolved. Percy has offered a monds. East took toe next dia 10-8-6; Hearts, J-8-8-2; Dla- the L<» Angeles police chief, 1 „ , ' the car ahead. A quick look by ^ „ $80,000 reward for information Job Because tag hte prevloua atand, he doea nay aubjeot gemana to me mond with the ace. mbnds: A-8-4; Clubs, K-g. oay, "A great deal of time, en- oparatlans of tha Town Ooun- But the scrapbook doesn’t In- jênds to a local Partiesparties indicates that no „ „ , , „ n— n,,,,. , leading to the slayer, Of Absenteeism East returned a low heart, What do you aayf «rgy and thought haa been ex- cU." elude the record he has compll- n|~i,t . harm was done, so you dismdismiss Majestjrs secret service, Evans end Malchow were con- and South wound up with only Answer: Bid two clubs, the ed since his world caved In on . wns nni /iHnk matter from your mind, 9:10; Death Rides a Horae, 7:00. vlcted of a rape-robbery in June pended on (hla iaoua, which la Mr*. Romeyn aioo oonunsnted HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — eight tricks: Three spades, two Stay man Convention, asking hlm-a aeries of arresU and Months later, you served ^?**?*f® “ITtey escaped shortly aft- otrlcUy qieaktag not an educe- on two other ohangen in the Absenteeism was the reason a hearts, one diamond and two partner to show a major suit of tional matter." counoU rutoo, one which adds charges ranging from disturb- . —ahM au-w Arwi t ^ summons in a lawsuit. It ®''"’ erward and Malchow died of In- woman machine operator was clubs. four or more cards. You plan "How a atudent dreosea la an ttetn to the agenda for com- Ing the peace to fierce assaults • „ ^ seems the other driver is claim- Police Horse, 1:80, juries suffered In a fall or leap Unasked Opinion to raise either major suit to on police officers and periods ” drugs. ) was Injured in the „ . from a bridge during the es- fired by the Carling Electric prlmartiy a matter of ooncem munloatlana from officers and fo r UA Theatre —On Her Majes Co., according to witnesses ap Nobody asked for my opinion, game. If partner cannot show a between the atudent and hU par- boahto dlrootlv rsanonrihlo to in mental InsUtutlone and hoe- There was, according to of- collision after alt. TTie question Theatre On Her Majes- ^^pe. but I pointed out that there was pital psychiatric wards. ficlal reports, some sort of dis- arises ; ty’s ' Secret" “Service ‘ '1:80, 4:16,^ pearing before the State Com major, your next bid will be ente," aaid Garuolo. "They, to- the ooiBicU, and one which re- no real hope of running the dia 3-NT. \ the Young Durant (the name he turbance after 1:80 a.m. In the Are you left stranded, wlth- 7:00, 9:46. mission on Human Rights and gether ohould determine the the town menager to Opportimities. monds after dummy’s ace of Copyright 1969 manner In which the atudent on the aaenda thane oSfered whimntoaUy on one oc- bar and a sheriff’s car answer- out the protection of y ttated, but wlU give ottlzens ad raises for himself, the City her sex. nine of spades, returning to New sleds and toboggans have been getting go<^ several fotten by aduUs and dttlonal information on which and wist Ntw Ytor. As a oondtUon of that, pro- ing lot. The deputies reported "reasonable time" after you Miss Belanger claimed In dummy with a diamond to try mBmKoran workouts since Christinas at the coasting area in vised coasting tomorrow from 8:80 in the morning porente who expeeaaed bom batinn, he attends weekly group that they were "holding each an accident. StlU, the law NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Comptroller and the Borough to decide If a particular meet And to our testimony a month ago that she another finesse with toe jack of KKHKmiiM Center Springs Park. The area is supervised by the until dark- (Herald photo by Buceivicius) aides of me argument. ing would be of personal inter- therapy aesaions whene pattents other up. . .yelling and curs- " “ grant------you some leeway if a. New Haven group that calls presidents, but approved dou- wanted a promotion to the job spades. patrons, o tifiipls wtthout fimds pay as little as ing." Town Recreation Department. Today’s weather In ..titntna atudenta a b o w e d __ there U a good exciu«» for d e ^ jê Coalition to Defend Wing the aa la ri« of city coun- of "set-up man" and was fired “You’re right." the editor up a t a recent ochool board - tinesrs ItNNiks, for 25 oe»rts a vlalt. a, jo« remembers tt. the Obvloualy,Obviously, you have a good n because she persisted in know acknowledged. "But you have And tor the moment he has a depuUes got out of the'lr d r a ^ '""Ply ““ criticised Tuesday oilmen and raising the salary of meeting asking that (he iwvtttona Maacheater Evening Heemld W9 opprsdots ing why site was passed over to face some facts, too. For G>ventry he reoonnldered. Seolh Wtadaer oovresiiondeni job as a checker for a market, g^ld, "We want to talk to you" ancldent han>en- ^ Superior Court judge’s de- ^ council president. for the position. example, telling your boss how your dioosino us. He had wanted to be a teacher, and that he answered "Well I *** **** clalon to grant bail to only one ^ Ws veto message Monday, Oonunenttag on the diararter H seU m i, tel. #M-8714. But James Kelly, her Immed badly he plays bridge won’t win of his student*, Caruoio com Memhera of aevenal comimml- jon-j want to talk to you” and decided the , q Black Panther Party mem- Lindsay said that ralalng the iate superior, cmd the man who you any medals. You’ll need Heralding Politics ty groups In Watte see Ids case walking. motorist’s excuse was good be„ ^ be,„^ without councllmen’s salaries from Council Tables Any Action mented that "atudente of South ------received the job she wanted, courage to face that fact... as Windsor High School have al as one of relentless poUce har- 7, ^ ^ -enough. Aa one judge put It: ^ ' an ex-reporter.” ------By Sol R. Cohen------asament of a young*7nan sud- on,. deputies.<.>....>1. . said the*i,_ 1 broth-— »•. “Not every trivial accident . . uunu. '*'^1 $10,000 to $20,000 and giving a said that she failed to call the ways been good, decent and en- GRiilING CARDS . *' . APR nAânriA Ka1II«wa«*a*«6 . . . . . a aa8v plant to explain her absences, Did this teach me not to d e r^ ttuned“ h ^ e b^ ai)"*nl- Wicame belUgerent when .houd 'b e 're jirte d . An accident doI^T MOTdLv“ bv J ^ e * ^ ^ ^ increase to the councU It comes that time, as it does efwh year. On Starting C-DAP Agency thuatantlc school citlaana. A FOB ALL OOOASIONS giving toe excuse that she eith m o n Ubdrii droM oodo will Sea 0«r Large Oieftoy that an ordiâri.y prudent per- er had no phone or w as too To send town officials some holiday cheer. The Town CouncU has voted Town Council in making deed- ^ change that Thta re- «fs.'"a melee"imm Vwch'he “ im'would ^widVas inco^se- ^lUriî^FlC^ôf V e‘pMto^ ill to have someone else call. to table action on enactment of aicna on priorities. viaian provldee* tor a wider PARK HILUlOYCE emerged with head ugurite. i^^'gêre/ "°t the basis of any members had requested ball, that he^Wêd*this "with re- Miss Belanger’s absences forc They’re all fine people, and we wish them well. on ' onunanceordinance establishingestebUshtag a The hearing bad been called ^ attemattvee In dreM ARTHUR DRUU A black MacIi attorneyntlnraev andend a black hlAck ™ gath ered , Said ^the rep^,rep o rt, claim, /.lolm . theth# Insuredinm ired was w as not a AllU 10in haveiiawA beenKaa*. Imprisonedi— -.laaHaA inctariê'. 601 MAIN rnUBETT — MANaHMUTIIl ed late shipments during the NOW We hope that their efforts will ring the bell. Community Development Ac- to fulfill a mechanical require- *noeai*ime and ieavaa tia t peycMatrist, however, seem to oWt®*" radioed for assist- bound to report.’’ since last May on chês of peak winter production monitis tion Plan (C-DAP) Agency, fol- ment In the C-DAP prooeoa. An • agree that It Ulustrates how ance. NevertheleM, if there is rea- murder and kidnaping. He said that "in good con science” he could not raise his of 1968-69, according to Frank Town Manager Robert Weias new Grand Liat on Jan. U lowing a hearing on me issue agency composed of 14 looal tIgtv’Jy an Individual with emo- Both the deputies and the son to fear a claim (even an un- -j-be coalition said Palmer liad Discenza, assistant plant man Today—Shown n t U :60 and 8K16—Eve. n t 6:66 Mid 9:10 — A few new industrial plants, which will provide needed tax attended by about a dozen lo- reeldenta has actually been at Ku p ru u u n iiB c a n m b .- uuaou ujuuit-ia ai;iee ului lour more i»ir cmiiiii, uien ii us inueeu up condiirtAd hAAi-lnir “ In a n from $6 0 ,0(X> to Ttamw., New Year’s Itey n t t:26-4:46-7KK) nod 9:16 tional probiems can get- boxed brothers agree that four more fair claim), then tt is indeed up conducted the hearing ager. for broadening the tax base. revenue. cal residents. work for nearly a year, but If he Uv« poM«k cam containing eight officers to you to tell your Immrance Se'jeSl"ter*mmlr“ *T^*payXc‘^ ^ '’X ^ e Mayor Nathan AgorttariU — Cemetery Superintendent Monday night hearing, through some apparent overalght community reteUonahipe are arrived within about two min- company about tt. "Evidence was presented and n ^ Y ^ ^ a dI v ^ I ^ to e Another______try for state office. George BlUott —Enough ceme- a majority of the residents pres- was never constituted by ordl- edgy. utes and that a battle ensued For example, a motorist who could not be rebutted by the city an^tiT M76^ ZveZ G iv e S e a I t s N a m e State Sen. pavld Barry — A tery loU to take care ^ ^ M ^ expressed serious reserve- mance. Thoee In oppoeitian to es- Unless he is U1 enough to be In which both brothers were In- knocked down a pedestrian who defense, since rebuttal was not r ind«au>a ..n Z it The Red Sea receives "jlU chance to run for U.S. c m j - Chester needs for next 100 about the advisability of tahllshtag the ordinance felt that committed to one of the crowd- Jured. was held not justified In falling allowed,” the group’s statement . iqb ooo in i c L ^ d hikes of greasman. y®“™- the town joining the C-DAP the town ought not to become ed state hoîlteto. they point He later complained to an «'eP®rt ‘he accident, since he aald. jJo ^ fo r ‘^tor^m utZlle^ name from a free-floating form of blue-green algae which has State Reps. Donald Genovesi, Tax OoUector Emeot Machell program, and suggested that more deeply involved in the out. he Is on thn strert and American Civil Liberties Union ‘**® vl't**" had been taken "Cross examination by toe de- yio’ooo- for each borough presl- Francis Mahoney and N. —Tax receipts early and often, bafore an agency U legally program until more deftaite vulnerable to any"ri«i-4n which police malpractice complaint ^ ® hospital. His excuse, (hat a tense was repeatedly overruled extra $10 000 tor toe a red accessory pigment and oc casionally gives a red color .to Charles Boggtal — If re-elected and elimination of data process- constituted, townapeoê ahOuld knowledge w*s gained on C- may triggw his own vlolenlt re- center that he sustained a head P®'‘c®n»an had told him it was by toe judge,’’ the group main- council president in November, lees votes along loR problems. have the opportunity to bear DAP. action. Unlike those in affluent injury, reinsured a previously "nothing serious," was held not talned," with the effect that .. the surface waters, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. party lines and more along per- Controller Joseph Clementlno tna omer side of me story: Dlf- Voter SeMion 7 areas ^ sâr Irata^ damaged rib and had a thumb «^“od enough. quesUonable evidence was made gai^s Md toT^^cH sonal convictions. —A combined finance depart- Acuities encountered by towns There wUI be a voter enioll- M a n c h e ste r d*»Jolnted when a booking of- And another motorist was held official and thereby achieved and borough presidents $36,000 Town Cleric Edward Tamklri »««>*• * who had Joined the program, ment session for bom local vot oo*"®- fleer wrenched It while finger- *®r not notifying his In- sanctity In the press." each. — A try for state omce. Dlrectcw of Public Worits Wll- which is under the auspices of ing dlstrlcto on Jan. 9, for the "There Is no place for a boy printing him. He also named ■'*” “>0® company that th# other The statement also charged iWa #>lla I/b 0>At VlAlvb t* ssasM n4...... vA.A«.4a« 1.. .a .. aa - .a- t _ a___ • Lindsay said he approved the ITobate Judge John Wallett Uan» O’NeiU — Reconstruction tha State Department of Oom- purpose of party enrollment like this to get help,” says at- other physical abuses supposed- •o ® seemingly tiarmless that "the presumption of In- _ Anomer foup-year term in of K. Middle ’^dce., to resemble munlty Affairs (DCA). only. Voter* In the First Dis SAVINGS torney Joseph H. Miller Jr., jy perpetrated by the police. collision, hod telephoned to say nocence" has been denied to raises for the councUmen be . nW cause he thou$ht that legislatora I E N D S office. <*0^ on W^ IMffle unanimous tabling ac trict (south end) can enroll In who obtained court dismlsaals sherifCe department ***• ’"*®® "atartlng to feel th® Piinther members, and that DRIVE-IN Democratic Reelstrar of Vot- Bnglneer Walter Bern- y^ y y ^ „ the registrars room of the Town of some of the young man’s ^^hlch reported that fwce was “'® hearing was conducted "In should be independent of the ex SUN. efT^Krii - A **■ ^ d invite a rJpr^tatlve HaU, «ul thoM in m. Second A L O A N charges on the basis of his necessary to take the brolliera •' “hort, when In doubt report » way which will make it Im- ecutive "in regard to their Inter- mental condition at the Ume. i„to custody because they resist- ‘he accident. It isn’t a difficult possible for^them to get a fair ^ housekeeping opera- ShM* TiOd—Nltot. 8:30 Uons, for the first time In his- townspeople along with a quail- ®n Rt. The h ^ Association Dr. Jam es L.. Jones, medical ed. booked them on suspicion ‘hlng to do. And it might save ” Bulldtag Inspector Thomas paioon who Is not In favor •>® "oon to 8 p.m. In both director of^ the c^ter where of being drunk and disturbing you, some day, from having to The Ooalltlmi to Defend the DurantrA. _* attends i_ hisA._ weekly1.1.. the peace, "face Die music” on your own’ AN AVCO EMBASSY wit—Kii/..,, nAMHWrai- Vot Motiahan — Less sontag viola- o d a P. Letter* will go out to locations. Panthers comprises 14 New Ha PoclT^??*^^continued ““ns and more adherence by Leôy Jmes, commlsslaner of ThU will be the only oppor therapy sessions, observee: Balled out the following after- ven organizations. Including sev FILM GOP lead In rertstrations ‘•*® *o regulations. A,e DCA, and Jude Brennan of tunity for unafflUated voter* to "TWa Is a tough life In these noon, Joe’8 trouble had begim. eral groups in the black com loi m uum us enroll with a party of melr ° ^ “^ ’l?}eCS^^SLltad Highway S upcrtaten^^ the DCA who 1. In c h ^ of neighborhoods. There’s never On March 18, 1967 ("My last IsoIafioniHt munity, the Yale Divinity School choice prior to me mid-wtater anyone around to turn to, day at U<^LA”), he was hltch- Quish — Higher and highersr rere- Pas*cantell — An autumn Djatrict I for me C-DAP pro , Association, and New Haven Today—Shown at 12K)0 and 2:10—Eve. nt 6:00 and 8:16 of town wlMn trees do not shed melr which includes Coventry. caucuees to be held by both "A lot of them we see ore hiking...... „ ______and for no apparent r r - .... rea-— .kP*®'’*® W“ W'«‘on warned students for a DemocraUc So- Itanzs., New Year’s Day nt 1:60-8:60-6K)0 and 8:20 turns on Inveutiueirt parties. Tfieae will be in March those who seem well-behaved, son climbed Into a parked car. country against alliances ciety. funds. leaves, and a winter without possible representatives tor the BabY - The Story of an Off-Beat T rotter! — Superintendent of Schools other side are State Bm. Wal- for the selection of town com %]meiwliat quiet. They tend to be "I believe my mind was snap- with foreign nations. In his fare- Th* Panthers are charged hi mittee members and confirma passive, dependent personalities, ped at the time,’ ’he concedes '"'®'* ®<16ress on Sept. 17, 1796, the death of Alex Rackley, a WALT DISNEY Donald Hennlgan —Happiness Heaim Director Dr. Nicholas lace Bamee oiMl State Rep. tion of delegates tor district They have developed defense today. *'® wrote: "It is our true policy fellow Panther who police say to his forthcoming marriage. Marzlalo — A series of lectures Marilyn Pierson, both of whotn and state conventions next Love. School Board Chairman Wal- 60 how he UckAd the cigarette have taken an acUve stand mechanisms to cope with the Arrested fof’' trespassing and *o steer deer of permanent al- was tortured and shot because THE TATTOOED summer. environment, acting like they're tampering with a motor vehicle, Hwicea with any portion of the the Panthers believed him to be ter Doll—An early and success- habit. against C-DAP. There will not be another en not afraid when actually they’re he was taken to jail, where he foreign world.” a police Informer. '* — PhH — POLICE HORSE ful end to salary negotiations Park Superintendent Ernest Mr*. Paul Diehl told the rollment sesaion until June 12. soared to death." reportedly flooded a cell t o i l e t ______"Sweden Heaven Mid HeU" n Q.s(isy F>nnwctin»w . — wim the teachers. Tureck — Preservation of all Town Council Monday that she Thoee unable to appear at me 1711# type of young man, saya and either did or attempted to Board of Education—A school town porks and parkleta. had rocently atterutod a meet- Jan. 9 aeosion may affiliate be Dr. Jones, iwualty gets good cut a policeman with a piece budget which will not call for Planning Director Eric Pot- tag where Rep. Pierson bad fore 8 p.m. that day by oontact- grades because he doesn’t cause of broken glass "because he re- ^ H a dramatic rise in taxes. ter — A dlasertatlnn on the ad- listed some of me pitfalls of the ing the local party chairmen or trouble In school. fused to feed me.’’ ■ ■OlfSlUliiBBillBm m ilM M llG B ■ TVrwn Director David Odegard Vantages of a town post, when C-DAP program. Indlcationa any local justice of the peace. "But then comes a confranta- Transferred to another jail, he | ■ M M lIIIR a H IIIIIJlIllllB H IK M ■ -r-As deputy mayor, <^[>portun- compared to a state poet. were, Mra. Diehl said, that the Party chairmen are Democrat Uon with the poUoe or with the knows only that he "apparently lês to be watchdog over town Dog Warden Lee Fracchla — HCA had compete control of Raymond H. Bradley Sr., gang on the comer and he’s sud- went berserk" and attacked two I ^ ■ S PIN D YOUR spending. An end to dog rewntes In Icy h«ndln» and that t o j ^ Wright* MUl Hd.. and RepubU- deftly predpltatod into a pay- deputies, thus colleptlng two 1 „ . _ a . . . . "a ■ Town Director James F arr- water. say In how they could use funds can Leoiuird Benjamin, Norm- As board secretary, shorter Pui^haaing Msurice *0 which they were entiUed. Her fields Rd. Ym i'* Ev*, or Now Yoor’i ..Doil a Agent that ha had agendas. ------PaM------,------— More bids at prtcee be- husband added Tax Offloe Hour* lawyers and psychlzutrtsU as fleers.----- " Why bsihor Is sookr BtIm iRe Csmllyu-Moy a wooidei^ ■ NEW YEAR’S EYE 1 Town Director Anmony low estimates. grave reservations about the The office hours tor me tax tul meal ai prices everyone con oltoid! as an at- ens of thousands caught up final Psyohlatrists who examined Pietrantonio —More opportunity Rec Director Melvta Slebold— proP«"’ _f***"f. ** .. .. collector’s office were In ly in the "black rage” of the him tor the courts described to voice me minority’s opposl- SucceM wim residents — only ^ dilute the e correctly reported In Monday's ghetto. But his mother sees him as having had lucid periods tion. - restriction for sU slopes and of local government. Herald. They are as follows: hdm simply os her son — the broken by "active lialluoln- rUr LANTCRN Town Director William Fits- swimming pools. *ôoal reoidenU Malcolm Erb Monday through Thursday. 8:$0 atlng." •< All U M i Al* youngest of eight children — Various cases pending against Oerald— Completion of Parker- Senior Cltixens Director Wal- WUhem MUer agreed with ^.m. to 12:16 p.m. and 12:48 may run into dlsmliTed o? hS wî Oakland Connector. ly Fortin — Membership In ***• Dl®hl*, rioting that they p.m. to 4;$0 p.m. On Friday, A t O u r HELD OVER — TONITE Town Director WlUam WyUe Newspaper Guild tor waaUy '®» ODAP was a digiUcation of the office closes at 4 p.m.. Imt **^**1*;. . , . found Innocent by reason of hav- She w as dlvoroed from J ^ s , ^ H o u s s r -S- Neighborhood recreation column. ®«o*t In the town and that otbenrise the - hours are the !l:i! R*9*lHr Pric*t! father when Joe was 8. Her In September, 1968, his desire areas. Water Superintendent Or»y- *««6h riudtaa have already Mime. The announcement 1s be- seooful husband sUbsequenlly to return to school prompted 10 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ; Town Director WllUam Diana don Lockwood-TOwn purchase Indicate tng made by Tax O êctor died. -Â recreation complex at the of privately owned Manchester *ocal problems. Other reridsnta drey Bray, who la aim Resolve to make him to go to Berkeley In an at Until February, 1967, Joe had OPEN Hike Site, aa a topping for Water Co. preeent at the hearing also mg townspeople that the ôond tempt to enter the University of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii never caused her any worey. ^ if^ a L b u t “I had a relapse NEW YEAR'S N . - ”W''> I'.VI.A'iS neighborhood areas. Têlfate Director MIm Mary “P »»>*• I®®Un6 tax tariallm««it Is 1“® *• Since men, she has spent money g„t picked up for provokti« Town Director Donald Wells DellaFera — An end to welfare should solve Its and that no ^ are sent out balling him out of various jails ^ series of Incidents luid DAY.! LOOK WHAT ^ 2 2 * —Town business run in a busl- needs. / proWema wtthota the Intarfer- for this paymet*. 1970 pay you and trying to find psychiatric thrsatenlng an officer (jq)- "ONHERMil^Sm aeaaUke manner. OvU Defenae Director Edwin ®~« o ' « otdrid* *««ncy- Maartsester m help for him. parently a campus policeman) 944 Center 8t-, Town Director WllUam Kuehl Edwards — An end to OvU De- ■*o*“ Lwoek, ^waking In tov- Ceveotry Joe was "able to determine vvim a knife." Manrheetorl SECRET SERVICE” GETS YOU! -Dedicated attention to duties fens# needs. , or of the issue, eald he thought Oaatoer, iri. 742-9796. PAN A VISION' UCMNICOLOR* dividends! right from wrong and was On Bepl. 28, 1988, after get- Day* 946-19961 Gy all appointees to boards. Chief Librarian John Jaekeon *‘*®’'* might be sotneptWema ~ ■trongly moUvated to succeed ting out of me Berkeley scrap, .11 AJL to Uiiittd Mriitla afencles and oommiaalona. —An air«cosiditionet loas out on various pro- D«ten*# Department rn » rt* a Rttolv* to stBih «w*y • part of your aarningt superintendent who helped ar- ping" a beer bottle near a pass- /•It///} DEATHridesiHORSE step out of poet. Redevelopment Director Mra. S'*™*, tin ea the fimdlng might Tuesday that Navy L*. (J4-) avary waak in a Manekastar Savinqi G Lm h range the Morehouse College ing police car or by Ih it^ n g > QT. of CHAMPAGNE Democratic Town duOrman R»im Staum — dxnpletlon of “ 4 ^ available wltlmn the C- x . ganberg of Meriden has savings account and lat 1970 pay you divi- scholarship. r and hitting me car, depend- ■ ea T«CM*MC 9aM 4M w ltD Ted Cummings —Settlement of North End Renewal and an ac- DAP. died to combat to Vietnam. He But me Negro college In Ing upon which version la cor- differences among factions of ceptable plan tor Downtown Re- Durtiqr the discussion. It was hsd previously been Usted as dands . . . tha biggatt avar . . . 5% a .yaar, Oeorgla didn’t present too much rect. •PARTY FAVORS town committee. newal. oleo brought out that the ac- missing In action. ____ compoundad and payabla quartariy. Thay'ra of a "challenge," Joe recalls. Back In jail, he accumulated GOP Town Chairman Adler ------tual wochtags of the C-DAP According to AssiKtat^ P ^ instant dividandt, too, from tha vary day of ■o after his freshman year he two more assault wim deadly Dobkta —Settlement of differ- And to everyone else tavolv*d mtva often been vaguely atated records, Sanberg U me 4BW returned here to enter the Uni- weapon counts In still anomer > DANCING until 3 AM . encee with Young RepubUcans. ‘o ‘own affairs, including town os to the amowit of "ii****^* oon- Connecticut scnrlceman to die aach dapoiit. Gat startad Friday, January verstty of California at Los fracas with officers there. He Aasistai* TV>wn Manager emptoyes and members of town ut*, and the rate of the to Vietnam since 1991. 2nd! Angeles under the Eklucatlonal was certified through me psy- CtK'lllH John Harkins — rcaigna- agriiriaa, boards and com mis- Opportunlty Program, majoring chlatric court to a state hospl- from Citizens Adriaorr sloos—conttauad dadteatsd and ------— ------in speech. tal where he remained three Committee and an enforceable unselfish service. J- iiowiir FOR RESERVATIONS C A U - C-DAP pragram. Our spedal thanks go to thcos months, until lost February, and at a probationary hearing was PoUce Chief Jam es Reardon thoughtful persons w te remem- // order^ to undergo peychlatrlc —A formula for endli^ crime, bered this column with Holiday iNanrliâtpr observation. Town Fire Chief WllUam and New Tear greottag*. Learn to help your Finally, represented by the 643-5709 Mason — A formula tor end- And so. a* we enter a decade MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ittpning ifprald public defender, he was grant- Ing fires. that la certain to be fruitful to ®tt *our years probation wim the 8th District Fire Chief Gran- our poUUcal, business and ooclal family through prayer. 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 / - Minchister. Cbon. (06040) '” ** ■tlpulatlon that he seek psychi vlUe Ltagard — A 100-foot tad- Ihres. we extaod a Very Happy L a // COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 der truck, for antiripated high- New Tear to all reader* of Th* „ _.Tttfphone M8-3ru atric care. ^_8eoond Cuss Postage Paid al Today, Joe Durant taika rise apartment*. Mancheriar Harold. Manchester, Cons. calmly — even pleasantly — , 8th District Board of Dir*e------SUBSCRIPTION RATICS tor*—Oosnplatloa of Secondary 0«t all Mw lea eraam old of Payable In Advance about his problems: "I wouldn’t say life has been Trvatmsnt Flax* and NOriheari a container tag uring a nBbir ______unfair. I’ve made some wrong sewri- Interceptor, both coopat^ boast aenpgr taristel of a seoop modUu ...... r j m ttta projects with the tow*. or spoon. .This rise ns al the d asS tU F -M . Oss ifc^ kn moves. I thlKk I’U be sble to AMoasor Jos^B Murphy — A comer* and gsta oat aU of it- MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^LD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1969 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1969

LOOKING BACK ON THE DECADE -- ch ief JUSTICE e a r l Tax Breaks WARREN STEPS DOWN a f t e r 16 y e a r s o f NEW STORE HOURS; HKatUf COtWROVEBGIAL To Expect On LEADERSHIP OF THE SUPREME D A IL Y - A.M. to I PJI. COURT WARREN BURGEP 1970 Income 9 '\- . REPLACES Him WASHINGTON (AP) — Here SUN. A HOLIDAYS 9 A .M . to 1 P J L DC GAULLE ore some tjt the^tMngs you, aa RESIGNS HIS an individual taxpayer, will find PRESIDENCY affecting you in the years ahead MANCHESTER DRUG, INC. AFTER HIS from the new tax bill signed to 717 MAIN ST. PHONE 649-4541 flAPTY MAKES day by President Nixon. AFO O R None of them apply to the tax RICHARD NIXON SHOWING IN es on 1969 Income for which tax IS INALIGURATEO ELECTION. payers will be filing returns by 57™ PRESIDENT April 15, 19T0. OF THE UNITED Tax reduction: “The present S600 personal ex STATES. ONEOFTHE ~ emption is increased to $650 '« E A T MC5MEtfn5 from July 1, 1970, to Dec. 81, OFAU-TI.'IE-NEIL 1971, to $700 in 1972, and to $750 ARMSTRONG AND VICE in 1973 and thereofler. EDWIN ALORIN WALK pr e sid en t An $1,100 low-income allow- ON t h e MOON. AGNEW TAKES anoe to benefit poorer famlllea is added to personal exemptions TV TO TASK-ALONG in 1970. WITH A FC W The present standard deduc OTHERS. tion, 10 per cent of adjusted groM income up to $1,000, is raised to 13 per cent with a $l,5(A2ceillng In 1971, to 14 per cent a»iL$2,000 in 1972, and to ' 15 per cem and $2,000 in 1973. Single persons, effective in 1971, will pay no more than 20 per cent above the tax level for married couples. A maximum rate of 60 per MUNICIPAL BUILDING cent on enmed income, tnstrod The sea brought riches to Hydra’s traders, fishermen and pirates; their of the present 70 per cent. It mansions and warehouses iine the waterfront. fixed for 1071 and 50 per cent thereafter. SINO-SOVIET 1 Persona who work only part of HOSTTUT1E5 FLARE FDR A plane hijackings becom e j m m - T the year, stich aa students with MOfUTORlOM RAY5 AND ANTTVJAP SHORT PERIOD, BUTSIMMEK A MAJOR WORU7 PROBLEM. summer Jobe, are excused from n island with a colorful past, impressive mansions built by wealthy sea captains demonstrations V\KE ON BIG PROPORTIONS DOWN BCR3RE SERIOUS THE 7.000 MILE OAUTORNlATD ROME tax withholding if they certify L more than a century ago, a sheltered harbor for yachts and fishermen, an inter CONFLICTS DEVELOP, HUACK SETS SEVERAL RECORDS. they will have no tax liability CLOSED A AG WE REDUCE TROOP OOMMITMEmS IN VICTHAM, national colony of writers and artists, quaint inhabitants and good food—Nan for the year and owe no lax tucket, in the cold, gray, fog-making Atlantic? No—Hydra, set in the aquamarine from the provioua' yeor. and purple Aegean. Social Security: NEW YEAR’S DAY Books Added A 15 per cent increase in So Hydra—or Ydra, or Idhra—can be reacl/ed from Piraeus by steamer in 3 or 4 cial Security benefltz for all re hours, but seasonally a hydrofoil express cuts the time to less than 2 hours. Hence TV-Radio Tonight Book Review cipients becomes effective Jan. January 1, 1970 the weekend crowds, who come to stare at painters, to eavesdrop on writers, film At Library 1, with the first higher payment makers or cosmopolites; to swim from the rocks or from the beach a mile from the due early in April. Enwrgucy T«lBphon« Numb*rs Television Fiction MY BROTHER LYNDON. By the old liberalism and the new Tax extensions: town; to ride a donkey up to the 2,000-foot top of the triple-peaked mountain that Armstrong — The protege Sam Houston Johnson. Oewies radicalism. The Income tax surcharge, forms the 13-mile-long island, stopping at one of the convents to buy hand-loomed 5:9 dent Johnson's brottier is a cu Gori>o9« ...... 649-1886 many cafes and restaurants on the quay and watch life going on around them far (Sf) M u fta ra <2d42-M) OraaM Bawl Parada Crawford — The shroud ^society first eight 1962-68 lie la ixm- 3b, 1970, and eliminated entirely <4t> OU)l|nui*a U lu d (8) Aatra-Blaakaaaat Bawl (C) rious contribution to the lore of cemed with the ooniplexltlca of into the night. 6:25 <4t) W aalkar <48) P ly U c Nam (C> Past — The league of grey-eyed after that,. 5 :S« (t) SMunp Ike S ta n In the first place, except in ry of the 19th <-entury. The sei> V lrc ia U a (C) the flower children Washington, D.C., and Texas, It csid group 1968-6H, enUUed cent on automobiles are extend (4t) Tratli ar Caaaaqaaacaa (48) Baam m (C) seems unlikely that many citi "TTie Moi'ement," has more this one tiny island supplied not only ships and brilliant admirals but, finally, (t-8) Waathar — Sparta aad (S>------Medical Caatar - (C) Jayne — The Did Pish ,Hawk ed for one year, to Dec. 31. 1970. nearly one-fourth of the total cost of the War of Liberation (1821-27). Nawa (C> U 8) Delia Baaaa (C) MiUon — The house of God and zens have been aware of the au than a dozen items on that Tax reforms: (18) My Farartta Martiaa (48) Movie Minnie May thor's existence; or they may grab bag of recent political fer A 10 per cent mininuini tax is But the coming of steam spelled the end of prosperity—the harbor is too ( 2#) Fathakar Nadalay 16:8# (8) HawaU Flva4 > (C) (22) Hlaklifkti (C) (2# 22*86) Tkaa Came Braaaaa Morris — Fever grass have forgotten it. ment especially in the Itttle applied against u brojul list ol shallow for large modem vessels. The population fell fmm more than 20,000 to (S#) McHaIa*a N ary (18) Tea O 'Clack Bapart (C) In the second place, Sam magazines known under the la preference Itoins, iDcludlng (U) Nawa 16:8# (18) Alfred HItckcoek O'Brian — Master and com about 3,000. The sponge fleet still goes out, the maritime^cademy is still there ( the 8:86 (4#) Bawkida 11:8# (8-S-22-8646) Nawa ~ Waatkar mander Houston haa - part (C) 1:66 (8) Movla Amberson — Raising your cat called a "presidential adviser" 6*45 <26) Lacal Nawa (8) Nawacopa tioles on "The Crisis in the Unl- fore applying the 10 p«T cent 7:88 (8) Wkat la tka World (C) (46) Nawa HaadUaaa — V B A F Andrade e Silva — Quanta but he obviously had little direct versltiee." He argues the popu levy. (26) Haatlay - Brlakley Ba- Bellflaaa mm aad Blya Off Begble — Seeing and the eye knowle<ê of the president's port (C) 2:45 (8) Tfawa aad Waatkar — Ma- lar theme that imiverHlUes are Persons moving more titan 50 (8) T n t k or Caaaaqaaacaa (C) maat af MadItaUaa aad Stya Berlioz — Memoirs of Hector major actions and decisions. more interested in researcli miles are permitted to deduct (18) Movla Off Berlioz Example: He was caught una than In teiu-hlng. He tolls ahout moving- exp<-nsea. Including SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB OOBIPLETE LISTINGS Blanche — The Foreign Service ware by L B J's decision not to an experimental seminar he such Items m# 7:20 EUwln Newman Reoona Inteliectuol groping for some- 5:00 Nawa 7:30 Newa ^ the Worid son party loving, practical Joker and drove them to the right 5:10 Uncla Jay 7:56 Joe Garacloia Crouthamel — Jam es' Watson who may have ^ven the presi thing better than the old llbeml- road. 6:00 Nawa 8:06 Pop Concert 6:10 Walter Cmiklfr 9:00 Nighibeat Webb dent some headaches. Ism and wlahlng-rather wistfully 6:30 PhU Bumaa 9:30 Analogue The author's story of the that there could be sonic tioi>e ’ 7:00 The World Tonight 10:03 Nigtdheat Cunllffe — Pastmaaters; some 7:20 Frank Gifford U:00 Newa, Weather essa3rs on American historians Johnson family's personal life for a new nuiksUlsm attacking 7:45 Ijc m fX i IhooM U :25 Sporta Final has some amusing anecdotes, the system bit by bit. Periui|w it 8:00 Speak Up on Sporta 1136 <^her Side of the Day Delss — The Roman years of Margaret Fuller bdt It also contains some folksy never haa occigred to Win Uuit Eliav — The voyage of the Ulua trivia. His sideline comments on a middle generation intelleiiual Esslin — Reflections; essays on politlcaJ matters are tart—often can be lut mixed as some of apt, but sometimes marked by the youngsters he seems U» ^ * ' modern theatre SDS to Seek Allies prejudice or spite. envy. At least he is relatively Evans — Slim as military com- A now decorative cannon, on an outlook facing the mainland, visible It doesn’t seem possible Ihat The harbor and the town—a rockbound amphitheater of tall, handsome buildings. mander ciindld ataxit Ills doubts. He ctsi- across the Aegean. L BJ would be very happy about eludes that historians can't Frey — Diver below! the ootn- ’’tk i r T M k I a In the Working Class Sam Houston Johnson's ac learn much for today from, the ptefe guide to skin vuid bciOm count. But then, In a reverse past, and that if tW^ want to be m By PETER OOWEN with pro-woricing class thetorlc diving sort of way the author may m-tlvtsts they hiul tietter study Aaaodated Preaa Writer and a mimeograph machine." Gcuard — Invitation to chemis Imve demonstrated how much try the present. Throughout the meeting, "bigger Ms brother was than Miles A. Hnillh NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP) — speakers cautioned against con-' Gattegno — Toward a vlaual himself. Tfae Students (or a Democratic centrating Martln Dubermon, Random. during the flve-dtiy ;>erlod be by allying students with work ing SDS support for striking 10 to 12 Lba. HEN General Electric workers, one Grant — The ancient Mediter n.*6. ginning TTiunKlay are exjiecled ing people and by increasing delegate from Oambrldge, ranean Duberman's oollecti^ of es to a v e ra g e n e a r iM>rnial with TURKEYS the organization's strength at Mass., Jared Israel, said: "The Griffiths — Modem Iceland says add reviews reflette a dally Wgha mostly in the mld- colleges with a high percent war, U.S. imperialism, racism, Harthoom — Life with Daktarl professional intellectual's chung' 30s and overnight Iowa in the age of working class students. male chauvinism—embodied in Jackson — The battle for Rome concern with the issues of uptx r .te e n s to low 2()s. In the last day of its four- GE are all these issues. Em Krause — Richard Strauss, the his day. Precipitation may total H to — day national council meeting bodied in the strike are all man and his work He la both a historian and a •■i inch water equivalent, oc- — Native Waybest Tuesday at Yale University, these issuea." Lahr — Notes on a cowardly writer on current topics, who curing as snow or rain Thurs lion about 400 delegates voted over Israel added that SDS mem uncomfortably finds Mmself day night or Friday and again whelming approval of two pro Lcuibach — School prayers; bers also must explain the failing into the chasm between over the weekend. Congress, the Courts and the CHICKEN LEGS » 5P posals introduced by the Stu "connectloos” between thowe Is dent-Worker Alliance cauctis of public sues, as well as give active sup Lister — Genghis Khan SOS. port, to the workers. The res- Lloyd — Franco The "campus worker-student olutiw he advocated was axlopt- CHICKEN McPhee — Levels of the game alltence" proposal asserts that ed. "an alliance of students with Magdoff — The age of Imper- The proposal concerning an workers is the only way to op tahsm > BREASTS a. 6P alliance of students and cam MaJo — Malo'a complete guide pose tbe inJusUces such as the pus workers criticised SDS Vietnam war and racism which to canoeing and oanoe-canrp- ntembers who ignored students ing America's rulers Inflict on the who did not understand or people of this cojmtry and the Manchester, Conn. Chamber of CHICKEN LIVERStaSP agree with what the organisa Commerce — Manchester. worid. tion was doing. "We should be able every ConneoUcut "W e must know students well Meinhardt — So you want to be where to build for a signifi enough to see the conflicting cant action around workers’ an architect CARRO TS Crisp Firm 2 p k . . 2 9 c ideas or questions they have, Mellnlk — Philippine diary, grievances, consulting and de- and to rolae and anawer them," vskÂng ties with them at in»-l»4» For c the proposal admonishes, "not Nickels — Tugcolavia TANGERINES 17t Hize 12 39 every step of the way." Just to put forward abstract The "state-community college Perowne — Romsji mythology analyses." project" for setting pilot Rahv — LItemture and the sixth PAPER NAPKINS by <.'«roMst (IM t'owit) 3 Pkg, » 1.00 programs at selected schoola All factions of the SDS at sense for each region to begin tended tbe meeting in New StsMer — Bduoatton slnoe ‘Tmildlng or gresUy strengthen- Haven, except for the Westher- Uhuru Happy New Yctor To Our Wonderful FrtendMmnd ('uHtoment! li^ a chapter in a school with men. a splinter group thst StaJir — Write to the point; the walked out of tbe SDS conven Byoir style book for proas dSliiti a Mgb oonoentraUon of stu dents from working class back tion In CSiicago in June and is material The island has a permanent colony ol foreign grounds." holdlDg a “war councH” this Symons — A pictorial hlator^y of Wine, and water too, are shipped in to the Each woman sweeps her part of the week in Flint. Mich. crime painters and writers. Angled streets of steps—traversed with ease Approval of the second pro nearly waterless island. whitewashed streets. posal marks a atgidfloant change von MUdos — TTie history, the We look to "Your Friendly Butcher Shop!' by sure-footed donkeys. of emphasis within 8D8, which beauty, the richaa of tbe TruMplanting the New Year with a T/iu WfekS PICTURE SHOiv hy Elizaheth Holliday Burptt. has genstaUy been stronger. at gardener's world Wsidman — The World anth heartfelt hope that toon ihe the larger, naore exclusive Evergreciin ipiril of ehduring peace Mill iprcad acboote like Harvard. OOiumbU. ology BerM ey and Chlciago. Eysrgrssns are aKraya traas- Walah — Tour commimity hos- *o all mep of all ruiioiu around the vtorld MANCHESTER "The vast majority of work planisd by tbs baO-and-burtap ing ciaas students have yet tb method. Tbay are much nters YVtalte Oaocta Tom CtoMU ri m N M I//A/ / be reached by pro-working ciaas likely to dry out than deciduous Wood — Ingmsr Bsigifii Tha Florisf... M .• P4 . f W ’ > * M SI ►If 'in poHtlca," the proposal says. It troas because thalr foUage ki aheaya active and needs a oar- Tbs Door P<^)>isuls on Lotos 24 BIRCH STREET MserU that If this trend oon- MANCHESTER hmmm ■‘w« srlU be UtUe dtffer- reepundliitiy larger and steady MlcMgsn has a stoorollBs of MO j u i l m n d OpuM DtoMr t b j b . 4 bjb. • niara. «id Fri. 8 « j b .-9 bjb. • Jlito. t AJB.-1 eot from other orgsntasttnHs amount of moteture. milso. TAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1969 PAGE SEVEN “They would with today to be the ode- bratlpn of the Wrth of man, iwt that of the word made flesh, not that of Jesus From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Inside come to us as Saviour, teacher, brother, by By VIVIAN F. FptOUSON tnnRAi.n p r in t in o CX>., INC but that of man saved tqr faimaeU, of Report 18 Blnell Street Happy New Year! A toast to Mencheeter. Conn. man progressing by his own wisdom sad (Continued from Page 6) THOMAS F. FERGUSON you for a healthy, happy year. Herald Cookbook Delayed WALTER R. FERGUSON strength of man as Us own prindpls and The expression “to drink Publishers helped whether they want It or Founded October 1, 1881 end,’’ a toast” came about from the The Herald’s traditional Christmas present to its eating of toast that once swam not. Published Every Evening Except Sundays subscribeiv, the cooklxmk—“From Yomr Neighbor’s and BoUdaya Entered at the Post Office at “Without Christ,” the Pope reiterated, in Wassail bowls. Expressions A footnote: Although the war Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail “there is no true humanism... ICan, of good wishes went with Its Kitchen’’—^will be delivered a little late this year. was made the sole criterion for Matter. makliig himself a giant without a consumption, the toast prob support or opposition, nobody SUBSCRIPTION RATES ably was biscuit and not toast Difficulties in printing and binding have delayed Payable in Advance spiritual, ChrisUaa animation, oollapses at the Galbraith meeting could One T ear ...... fW.OO ed bread as we know it. this year’s edition and it will not be delivered until She Months ...... 15.50 tinder Us own weight He lacks the Wassail la an Anglo-Saxon deny that, for now. President Three Months ...... 7.80 the week of Jam 5. Nixon has both the Initiative One Month ...... 8.00 moral strength which makes him really word meaning “be well.” It was expressed to drinking to and heavy public support on MEMBER OF a man. He lacks' the capacity to Judge one another's health. Because The cookbook, which has been given to Herald Vietnam. THE ASSOCIATES PRESS • • • H m Associated Press Is exclusively en the Uerarchy of vahMs. Ho lacka the wassailing became associated subscribers for the last ten years, is a collection of titled to the use of repubileation of aU Another of those Inexplicable news dispatches credited to It or not other transcendental reasons wUch give last with Joyous caroltog and gaiety. wise credited . in this paper and also the It gradually came to be more the recipes that appeared in the weekly “From Your little goofs that have plagued local news published here. the Nixon White House popped AU rlchts of repubileation of special dis ing motivation and support to Us aUied with the Christmas sea Neighbor’s Kitchen’’ column during the year. patches herein are also reserved. viitues. son. up again last week when Prof. Bernard J. Ward of the Untvev- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as Wassail was and still la serv sumes no financial responsibility for typo “He lacks. In short true awareness ed In an outsize bowl. In olden slty of Texas law school re graphical errors appearing in advertbe- of himself, of Ufe, of the reasons why days, poor people would carry American Heritage coUection. someUmea drunk wlUi the fol- ceived an effusive letter from menu and other reading matter In The CTark Mollenhoff, the muck Manchester Evening Herald. of Us destinies: Man, cm Us own, does a large wooden bowl, atogtog It Is named tor the mountain- lowing toast; "Glogg-Skol! Min ous Scottish region of Athol. akol. din akol, all vackra flick- raking Journalist turned WMte Subocriber to Los Angeles Ttmes-Waahlng- not know who be is.” from door -to-door to exchange ton Post News Service. tor refills. In medieval times, Attole Brsee ora skol!” Translated, "Health House sleuth. Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. Publishers Representatives — Mathews, We have no dlareepectful wish to turn cakes and ale were served on Mix Drambuie liqueur, honey to all, but particularly to pretty Mollenhoff. who spearheaded Shannon and Chiilen Inc., Special Agency the Pope against himself. But this new New Year’s Eve. Actually, It and heavy cream to equal por- girls." the unsuccessful White House — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. was a wassail bowl composed Uons Warm allghtly and stir i will hazard a guess that effort to confirm Judge Clement MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULiL turn of man toward man shares much of ale, roasted apples spiced until smooth. Cool and serve champagne probably la the F. Hayn.sworth. was still con-’ TION8. of Us analysis and diagnosis without with cloves, ginger, nutmeg and cold. most popular drink served at cemed with that affair In Ms D ^ a y advertbing cloelng_ hours clnnamcm. The cakes were Bishop la a hot drink original celebrations and. certainly, on letter to ward. "Congratulations For Monday — 1 p.m. pây. Joining Um In hla kind of answer. There ly and still usually made with _ on an excellent pertormance on ^ r Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday. spicecakes. New Year’s Eve. Dom Perignon FUr Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. have been high moral codes in existence FMlowlng Is a non-alcoholic hot s^ced port. It may have re- ceTl'^master the 60-Mlnute Show (COS-TV) For Thursday — l p.m. Tuesday. In the Bene- for a longer time than even Christlan- Large Class of Area Recruits Join GANG Wassail for 50 people. The reci «“>bey of Hautvlllera, dealing with Judge Hayns- For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. ivdcotor which like a blsh- ^ ^ ^ rO t Mollenhott began. P ^ ^ — 1 B-i"- Thursday. Hy; the problem continues to be that pe Is given by Miss Miltlcent Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day b ^ with Reglnrid Flnto In Feriugri MaJ. Joseph R. Tarlcanf of New Britain, baXtaUon operations Brian MhndevUle, Glastonbury; Gory Sharpe, Northamp Jones of Bolton. She traditional op's robe. An Archbishop Is Ing him for his support of fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday for of how to translate any of them Into Incidentally, Ms life span was Hiiynsworth. Mollenhoff told the Saturday and Monday publication. THE NETS and training oflcer, administers the oath to 16 area recruits, ton, Maas.; Michael Sansari, Hartford; Joseph Sorvidone, ly makes this at Christmas, but made with Bordeaux wine, a the same as Louis XIV. He was the actual business o ffauman beings be who were inducted into HQ. Co., let Bn., 169lh Inf., at a cere- Hartford (oonceoled); Kenneth Emilia, Huttoid; Steven It Is good any time, especially Cardinal with champagne and a professor that "performances mcmey held yesterday lit the M'anchester Armory. EYont row, Pope with Burgtuidy wine. Dr. a highly proficient wtne-mixer such us yours" help vindicate ing human. Boyko, Simsbury. The group, one of the hugest of Manchester on a cold ,day. Simmered on a and connoisseur. The monk la from left, Thomas Ohauvln, Etoat HbitfoN; Robert Syhreeter, Connecticut Army NOtioneJ Guardsmen ever to be sworn Into low heat, the flavor Improves. Donald W. Morrison has given his own position. Toward Man I ’There Is a verdict being rendered. Ekist Hartford; Richard Locioero, Cedkr Swamp Rd., Covoi- us his recipe for EVurmer’s Blfti- remembered for perfecting a service, wW receive recruit training at the local armory It can also be reheated with cork that withstood the pressure Tin- trouble wUh Mollenhoff's A Thought for Today try; StejAien Banos, 193 E. Center St.; Bgila Mltrevics, 75 wMle awaiting orders to lea've for six monihs’s active duty op, probably so-called because letter Is that WitrJ neither ap- Tyte recurrent theme of moat public It is that notUng we have had, up Sponsored by the Manchester great success. built up by gases In the cham Inside Report Form Dr.; Peter Meftivier, 146 Curiunan Dr.,; Daniel McOooe, trantog at a U.S. Army training center. (Herald photo by MlUlcent’s WasaoU elder was a poor man's drink. |M’nr«-il on the prtigmm nor was analysis of the situation of man as he to now, has been good enough—good Council of Churches 32 Durkin St.; PetM- KcNeunara, 40 Dutidn SL Rear row, BuceivlciuB.) Farmer’s Btahop pagne bottles. Ernest Homickel ever liitervle»->xl by fBS. If he Open Form 6 quarts elder 6 oranges who wrote "The Great Wines of moves from the Sixties to the Seventies enough to Justify man to man, let alone by from left, Roy Lee, Karttoid; Randall Gazry, Southington; 12 lemons (Jutoe of) Imil ilone his tli-ôctlve work, whole cloves Europe” claims that a monu Mollenhoff's letter wouhl have- Is that the human being is turning his to hie Ood. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak They Offered Him Olfta 12 orangee (Jutoe of) ment erected to the Dom was How riioU we acknowledge 3 cups sugar 2 tablespoons sugar gone to Want's i-olleague at the attention, as never before, to the pos ^’Ihe turn—the revolt—the search tor Good News Of The Ooopel With all the upheaval In the 2 quarts heated cider more than he deserved. In Texas law st-liool. Prof. Charles WASHINGTON — The domi major purge attempts against the deity of Christ? ShaU we Priest Predicts: IVi teaspoons ground nutmeg sibility of his being human. aome new and different way forward— bring frankincense to bum In a To the Editor, world today, the wlckedneas . r Skating - Coasting 1 quart brandy, allghtly Homlckel'a opinion, he merely Alan Wright, who did appear on nant mood of a marathon, often two senior Ccngresaional Demo Boyle’s Back-Needing >4 teaeixMXt allspice warmed improved upon a cork which the perhaps more complicated, perhape ceremonial act of worship in the Christmas Is over with all the abounding more and more, and 3 teoaixxMvs ground otovee the pmgnini and with u defense The great turn la toward man taima^. helter-skelter, strategy meeting crats — Reps. John J. Rooney the devil seems to be doing Ms 2 cinnamon sticks Spanish Benedictine's had told of Haynsw»»rth. of toft-of-cenber politicians Dec. cf Brooklyn and Philip J. Phll- church? nils ceremony may be gl'vtog and getting presents, go Qiristiaiiity 12 cinnamon Sttoks It la a turn motivated by a sad, mourn much more simple than anything we as appropriate as many other ing to see the Nativity Scenes, job well, we need to proclaim freshly grated nutmeg him about. 18 In Manhaittan was a canni bto of Massachusetts — deepite 4 baked applee (Bkoed) Stud oranges freely with To the popping of rham|>ngnp ful, cynical, despairing, yet perhaps hon have tried yet—has been led by minor acts of worship so long as it Is . hear the carols and the Christ the good news of the Gospel A Captive Audience Heat sptoea, sugar and older. balistic desire to purge Demo their long liberal records on as never before. Some are cloves. Bake In SBOdegree oven corks, "Health, happiness nml Out Of Ilia lrf>agiir estly realistic recognition that many of ities who have been steadily recruiting crats who fall short of purity on symbolic of our reverence for mas sermons and beautiful sing Rejuvenated By HAL BOYLE “I thought only football play Add other Jutoea. Place siloed breadond-butter issues. Speci dlety, even though It may be searching for something , they one-half hour until soft. Preheat love to you and your fumllles.’’ support among older generations and the Vietnam Issue. fically, the Galbraith meeting ing to the churches. Thih Is all ers got hurt like tMs," I said. baked apples In bottom of Was cider with cinnamon sticks and — ------MELBOURNE (API — Seven the codes, institutions, customs, tradi foreign to our present mode of very good. don’t know exactly wbat but H Because of prevailing weather NEW YORK (AP) — Proba sail bowl. Pour hot mixture majorities. Borne people have private Although a few hard-headed agreed to seek a single primoiy worship. they would (xily accept Jesus As Movement “No. they are fairly com nutmeg. Place oraiêa In heat young advertising men, compet tions, assumptions, and laws by whlOi liberals present protested that However, I wonder after all conditions today, there is no su bly you’ve been so busy lately he replied. “One of my ^ " ’ve to punch cups. Grretiiifi (^rtls ing In n public s|>eaktng contest. opponent against both Rooney But more important than a as their Sariour their searching NEW YORK (AP) — A promt pervised coasting at Center proof punch bowl. Sprinkle with man has been living have proved inade trouble determining whether they are the priority for 1870 Is to save and PhUbto. the rushing around how many nenr ^ P*®*"*' pcrvUcd coaaUng at Center getting Santa Oaus Into and out intereatlne cases recentlv Punch U> another popular hoMr sugar. Pour slightly warmed GreeUng canls are exchanged "b'y “ ve heHltatlons In 70 ceremonial act of worship is the have reaUy sat down and sober would be over. It 'would be a Sprinss Park, and no skiing to- of town and pondering the ^ buslnew exeouUve who ixtfig to dtoeotlons on can. ■trips bacon the psychology of man, with no experi New York — ijp the apartment Although the one fat cat have to this world is the ex growth of what he calls ''liber wrfy trying to get a better view work.” t o tovrt to the point of living them out among of Joumalist-activlat Gloria present . (carrying financing No sto was found to Him tor To the Eldltor, elght-or nine-inch partly NEW YEAR’S DAY ments barred. perience of personality. This Is ated churches” wMch “will C h o o se C h ild ’s S ex a miniskirt, it was a "But It was an unusual Opera- Lu and John Soariato of Ver- Stelnem. His purpose was to pledges of $100,000) was a Hum He 'was divine. He came for one U 'Was with pleasuie that I baksd pastry shell Sometimes, In Ha despair of the old, Ills fellow man. something so intangible that we purpose, to save us from our streaa Christianity more as LONDON fAPi fUleotliKr ^ middle- Uoh.” I argued. “Didn’t you say non serve a festive pink pttoch onkm, finely chopped assemble anti-war politicians to phrey man, the prevailing view cannot even locate it. But we read your editorial regarding movement than institution and 7 AsM. fo 11 PM. and Its thirst for something new. It runs plan for the 1670 campaigns. was to encourage primary op- sins. angle parking on Main S t, ICan- t h i ^ ^ a i ^ ^ r ^ c M l ^ ^ r J ' “ whtoh Wend. weU w tth iif k W cup grated Oruyers or oth know H. The angel told Joseph (his will'cross all lines of denomlna- pointless to try to iixhilge Ms stitches and that you had to of Uquor. Also good wtUiout er Swiss cheese close to the danger of trying to create What should be done, In Gal poeltion to Humphrey’s Senate Our pepaonality Is somehow cbester, the eAtorial appeal^ Uon, . race and social back On Hib Gift Game foster father) that His name make a 18-lnch Incision? spMts, cMldren will Uloe (Ms (4 cup gratsd Psrmsssn braith’s view, Is to oppose un bid In Minnesota. Even more tied to our fleshly existence, but tog In the Dec. 22, 1960 Issue. ground.’’ ' woxn&iiklnd*-’~ior C6nturlM. up his bifoc&ls. “Yes I did tell you that,” a new system. startling was the opinion, un shall be called Jesus far he shall In my opinion, the thoughts In England there'la talk of a sarancs as a In order to skate, ski, and oMde. Utllc folk sre eligible tor <'Hao- and grade studefils. keep It In thejront cloeet. Daddy. Right So otong with the bitter we Mtve It Is housing almost that many Until further nodes all Tol- person, his human dignity, his inviolable up there on the lihdlf next to Mom’s AKDE^ OOM'T^.MIX orory Page’’ KwimiMintii from R ' * Joy galore the aensrol Aastmbiy. now orlthoat tbs srtng, and to news ftmild be coUsd Into conscience, his responslbls Ubeity, his blender that shows slides.” — HELEN When old man winter opens cops with the crowded condl- the Manchester Herald offles. QLAZER IN THE NA’HONAL OBSiaiV- Hooos itpsaksr Julian Carroll CALL 643-5135 S m s E T S qrtritual besuty.... erlde the Arctic door. \970 ostlmMlas bo has signad at looft ttons .a form of team 843-3TU, or sont tb The Man- i m i T V. ESI. ------toona F. N. Bombard SS.S60 pogt teochiitt has been to force. cheater Herald. P. O Boa 8S7. VCBM 0101 R M IM S the 188S oea Evan wiMn tbs is Rockville. PA G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1969 BIANCHESTTER EVENING HEBAI^, MANCHESTER, CONN., W E E K D A Y, DECEMBER 81, 1969 P A G E N IN E Interest Up Vernon Area Churches Loborer *Wortfay Housing Task Force O nFH A.VA O f His H ire? List Services A Lacy Set Meal Plan tt was a^faig time opemr The Baby Has tion for one' gang of thieves For New Year Discusses Objectives Home Loans Followed Monday nigUt as they made Area churches w ill observe off wMi 80 tons of the town’s New Tear’# Eve and Day with The C-DAP Housingr Task Force met last nijbt in Continued 'tram Vage One) road salt. various activities. the Municipal Building and 'discussed several goi& and FOHce say that, "A pay- He aaid the Federal Reaerve In Schools M ^C hester Ftote|^t objectives submitted by its chairman, George Kabe. Been Named loader and alt least two Cinu'diea tonight include rWn- ■' ' “ ^ Board should act to ease money iTucks had to be used in the Although most of the objec pressures. The schoirf system’s new cafe ity Covenant Church, 7, serv teria director, Mrs. Virginia theft.” ‘Ihe 80 tons of road ice; Cahraiy Church, 11, serv Drive With Care tives did not evoke much re Pease noted that the 8^ per saM were kept in the town cent rate would be lllegfal In at Benson, Is a jUetician, and she ice and fellowship; ^ Piresbyr ’Town Manager Robert action from tbe teak $ot«e gangs on Oloctt 8t terian Church of Manchester, f>y Me Inquirer least six states—Îndiana, Mis is concerned about well bal Weiss issued a plea to mor members, Mrs. Judy Katgl, the E rik OhiiatiaB, son ot Tore Sr., and Jenet Aococdiiig to Oooige Rlng- 10:48, Watch Night Service; the torlsts today to exercise spe Wletohd A skeland, A HUIside Ave., Vernon. He sma bom Dec. sissippi, Missouri, Ohio, South anced meals. stone, forcsman a t the Town teak force cleric, objected to one Dakota and Virginia—and the Church of the Nazarane, 8:80, cial care, because of hazard 2g at Mhndieater Memorial Hpqiital. His materaal graadpax^ Mrs. Benson said one of the Oanage Comtdex, the gate to youth sodBl a t the paraonage, of Kate’s proposed objectives District of Columbia. He said advantages o f the school lunch ous conditions for pedes which advocated developing ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank WIelaiid, Levtttcwn, N.Y. Hla the complex is always kept 11, Watch Night Service wiUi these states could face a serious program is the five-point meal trians. . specific zoning regulation with poLeznal grandmotlMr la M n . Ingrid Askdan, Moajoen, Nor locked bid between the Communion; Salvation Army, housing crisis unless their legis pattern developied by the Bureau He called attention to the standards by whirii approval of way. He has a broQier, Torq Jr., 2%. Each wfifik, The Manchester Evening Hereld will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to •**’•*♦ hours o f 0 p.m. Mcmday end 10, a film: ’’The Family That latures raise the current inter o f Human Nutrition and Home 7 ajn. yeeteitlay the gats many persons walking In multi-unit' bousing' in single- you in the fine art of shopping. So why woer out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking est limits. Economica of the UB. Depart Prayed.” 1 1 , Watch Night Serv the roadway, because of OdeD. Sarah lEsabefh, daughter of Atty. Frederick and was left open due to the all ices. dwelling areas can be granted ment of Agricuttui«. night r^raHons. high snow banks and sUp- with due regard fo r present M ary Orsliil OdeU, 708 Arch S t, New Britain. She was bom and get ail the info right hera in tho Manchoster Evening Herald. St. John’s Polish National pery. sidewalks. He men Nov. 29 at Aew Britain General Hospital. Her paternal gnnd- The program calls for certain The town paid $800 for the home owners in the area.” Catholic Church wSl hdd a tioned also the sUppery parente are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OdeU, 812 East Center Sty foods to be served and the por road salt Its rstag value is As in several towns, Man- yegp tr Service at 7 tonight. crossroads, and alerted mo Manciiester. Her maternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Obituary tions of each to create the bal enttnaated at $1200. Protestant services New riiester has a zone — Reridence anced meal. BHher two ounces torists to the extra time Fuldo Orstol, Hartford. N. 1 Year’s Day w ill Include 2Sion AA—adiere nuiUi-famlly dwell Main Street B u rr C orn er PUua at the Parkade ...... Suburban of meat, fUh, or eggs or cheese pedestrians need to croes EvangeUcal Lutheran Church, 9 ing unite are not permitted. Arlhw I. MlUer or peanut butter may be streets. Morton, Brett Anthony, son of Frank m , end Shlriey ajn ., service; and St. M ary’s Homes In Residence A A zones Men’s Rental Fovmnl Wenr New Policy Far Smart 1 Stock Qnetea served to supplement these pro M anchester Ambrose Morton, Box 820-A Swamp Rd., Ooventiy. He was Funeral services for Arthur Episcopal Church, 10 a.m., are expensive and ait on large tein foods. bom Dec. 20 at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. His matenwl Easy To Wear Sea FOWLER OPTTClANa at SPAIN and 8TARXEL, Inc., I. Miller of Worcester, Mass., Hospital Notes Holy Communion. lots surrounded by great ex- HOUSE and HALE, Mato LOGAN MILLS, Burr Comers The meal must include three- grand^mrents are Mr. end Mre. Anthony Kupchunaa, Clark 8L, the Parkade (Klnga aooUon) tor Rt. 83 Vernon ProfessioMd form erly of Manchester, wdio St. John’s PoIM i National Weiss Plans paseiB of lawn and abnte. Street, has men’s rental tormnl new discount policy will save fourthe of a cup of ra/w or South Wtodeor. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Etta Mor amart framea and, contaot Bldg, have the latest Elsctrm died yêrday at Manchenter P stleate Today ft l* CathclUc Church w ill celebrate City plaisMis and f^ral attire by famous “After Six” , you many dollars on your pur- cooked vegetables, one portion ton, Battford. He has a brother, Jody, 2. lenseo. Preacrlptioiia nceurate- Memorial Hospital, will be Fri ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mass tomorrow at 8:80 a.m. auUmlties, do not look favor AH colors and styles to stees 4- chases of fabrics. QuoUty and Ic Price Information equipment. day at 1 p.m. at Holmes Fti- of bread, muffins or roUe, ’one „ ^ Pay Raises 60 ore eocpertly custom-fitted .gpvice remain the som e-only ly filled by Uoanaad opttolara. For Instant quotes from N.Y., teaspoon of butter or fortified Gadoret, Olas- Roman CathoUc Chivcbes of ably upon this type noidng Open daUy 9:90 • 6:10 Thuiw neral Home, 400 Main St. Burial Manchester will celebrate which they call "anob zoning.” Sattor, NIoIofer Katherine, daughter of Siddiq and Phyl HOUSE and HALE open 9:80 to jjjg nricea are changed! American exchanges, OTC or w ill be in piast Cemetery. maigarine and one-fourth nfat Theresa Aim Carter, 12t4CKS day till 9 pun. Phone 649J6T3. of ____ milk Stafford Springs;flniHno'B* Jack.lanlr Darby,no«4«v Masses on their Sunday ached- For Three ’They see It as a disguise for lis Thomas Sottar, 268A, Lyman Rd., Bolton. She was bom 6:80, Thure. tUl 9 p.n». Phone _____ mutual funds call 648-1100 or Friends may call at the fu ’This la the program Omt ihe Mrs. Doris L. De- ule* with the addition of a 8 ’Town Manager Robert Weiss racial and economic discrimin Dec. 19 a t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grand 648-4128. Master Charge noeept- p,.ee a targe, oblong ptatter 878^)769. neral home tomorrow from 2 to parents are M r. and M n . Abdid Sattar, KaracM, Pakistan. She ed. U’s advisable to take a val Vernon school system has In op- Garll, 204 Broad St.; Leonard at St. Bridget’s jg proposing Immediate pay ation against low and middle upside down on brown paper. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. O ien t Lodge has a Bister, Ruksama, 6. 5398 uable piece of pewter of intri A green centerpiece may be eratlon. It is known as a t ^ Frescoln, 808B Millard St.; ^ town officials Income groups because the zon ■ Mark around tha adôa and cut cate design to a Jeweler for of Masons, Eant Hartford, w ill When tile elastic wears out to Then out out a neckhole made from grapefruit seeds. ” A ” lunch which shoidd t e ^ “ • HamUton. Rt. 87, And- , Savior Lutheran Church “ “ “ officials, ing makes bouses too expensive buffing. However, If you are conduct a Masonic Memorial Mgts, James Henry, son of Edwin and Nancy Graham good panties, moke a casing of ^ one-hslf tochea Plant the seeds thickly about Service tomorrow at 8 p.m. ed the children good eating haUto °v e r; John D. Hathaway, Lud- ™ Wapping w ill have Fam ily “ <* *■ asking the Board of Di- to r many to afford. J. Eric Pot sure the pewter ta not coated that will last a life-ftme, Mrs *®w. Mass.; Patrick Letourneau, Worridp tonight at 7. St. rectors to approve his action. ter, Mamfoester’a director of atute, Bald Hin Rd., Tolland. He was bom Dec."20 at Mianchee- Was tape where Um elastic was, ût on one Ihrti deep In a flower crock the funeral home. with silver, rub with a fine and keep well watered. Seeds Benson aald. ' ' 188 Brookfield St.;W ilfred Mai- Peter’s EpisoqMl Church in An Item to dlscuis Us pro- Planning, has said several ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ehm and run to new elastic, tying it opening at back and you have a steel wool soup-(tiled pod. Oth Grohnn, New London. His paternal grandparents are Mr. end in a bow or knot and atitchtag baby bib pattern. will sprout In about two weeks. Mrs. Anna ZUk There are at present, seven Bluefleld Dr.; Elmer Wapping wUl have Holy Opm- posal has been placed on the times that there is no reason erwise, use a good silver clean Mrs. Henry Stdts, Job HQl Rd., BUtogton. He has a brother, Enhance the tabletops It shut. _____ elementary schools on the M. Mahker, 868 Center St; tomorrow at 10 a.m. board’s agenda for its regular v*y apartments camtot be al- ing cream. Leather used for lining Jacket Jdrs. Anna Zukauskas ZMc, 81, lunch program. The high school Ernest Shayer, Enfield; John Roman Catholic Mssees will meeting next 'niesday. The lowed In all zones including AA Daniel, 8. ^ with this lovely set of It you do hand aewlng at at Putnam, mother of Mrs. Julia . / cobweb lace.' The design Anniv ersary Spaotal home, moteten your h pockets should be thin but and the Sykes freshman build- O- Stoutnar, 289 Woodbridge St.; I** celebrated tomorrow In meeting will be at 8 p.m., In ** are pn^ rly and taste- Never wash coffee grounds tough. Sometimes there ta VendriUo of Mancheater, died is called “ Crown-of- allghUy with a omoll qponge Ing are not on the type ” A ” pro- George T. Tlmko, East Hart- churches Including St. the Municipal Building Hearing designed, RlKn®y> George W., son of Daniel Jtr., and Katlfleen Don- Thorns”. No. 6898 has aCHUL’RZ BBIAUTY SALON, ^ ^ down the sink drain. They may enough leather left to a worn Monday night at Day KimbaU neSy Riîey, 44 Patricia Dr., Vernon. He was bora Dec. 27 at pack and form a hard mam Hospit^, Putnam. gram 'at this time, due to the *°rd; Mrs. EUzabe^ H. Truta, Y ^ u r lc e ’a Church, Bolton, Room. Potter and others feel that crochet directions for 44 Oak Street, ta celebrating nearby. Its much glove tor thta purpose. lack of certain facilities. Twin Mils Dr., Coventry; Mre. 11:80 a.m.; St. _ tmw iiiiraa o**® reason why aportmente and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His materaal grandparents when coated with greaae that ’Ihe funeral was this morning both 12" and 21* doilies. their 61at yetir to businaae. And ®^®*‘^ * * Under the National School M arietta S. Wilson, 88 Jensen **atUiews, ’Tidland, 8, 10 end , . ' __ apartment dwcUere are looked are Mr.' and Mrs. Austin DoimeUy, Warwick, R.I. His pater Stm Mt Is Min fw ssta sM- to help celebrate;' SCiHULTZ ta "*®“ * may be drained off through the from the Karlonas Funeral t n Is Istls ii Wrrt-e>M» n illi^ Oven Ready Fish .1 'V Lunch Act, many eurplu. com- St. a-m. and 8 p.m.; St. unfavorohiy by the vast nal grandmother is Mre. Daniel Rlgney Sr., Providence, R.I. offering a special onnlveraary sink. Home, New Britain, with a Maes He haa two bcothere, Daniel HI, S, and Tom, 2; and a sister, Osbst, Span ot BeaaKy o f requiem at St. Andrew’s modlty foods are euppUed to b i RTHS YESTERDAY- a ^J®**"®* M ary’® Church, Wap- majority o f town reeidenta is WMto Velvet Wave Pemaaent CAPTAIN MACH SEAFOOD, ■chools and strict standante ere *•“ ’ ®’ ^ automatteally M aty, U wruShiuioSAins^ foe only $11.86 . . . including Kitchen a m : 978 Sullivan Ave., South Wind- Church, New Britain. Burial set that these commodities are St. Bernard’s “ “ Asristant Manager apartmSifo second claim M.T. At SPBIL OF BBAVnr at was In St. Mary’s Cemetery, John Harldna. Pitat Naas, AMrats etn XIT L ’Oreol Teat Curls, Shampoo, Burr Ooraera Shopping Ptara BBRNIB’s TV and APPLi- tor now speolaltaea to Ktog r< u j „ .r. , photo by Youmt) not enUrely free as there Is a *^'»?******’*.. L ^ Church, RockvUle, 7, 8, 9:18, ■ Duplin, BDchael Harvey, son ot Harvey end Linda CMC ss4 tlftt Hsaksr. and Glamour Spray. Imagin®! Slia Fish ’n Chips ... to taka New Britain. Burial was In St. Gerhard Hott, who arrived ISunday night fr o m Chile, stomg* and delivery charge for »•«»•: st. jo- O’Neill would get a $2,180 In- are experts at cutting, coloring ANCBS at tha Pariande are New Britain. ______,__— ?r CO IPugllese, 368 Adams St.: a o.. Clarke DupUn, North Las Vegas, Nev. He was bora Dec. 4 in Send 60i today fo r the All that tor only $11.88. So glris, faaturtng KRoban Akl DUb- out. Atao Baked Stuffed Shrimp Las Vegas, Nev. His maternal grandparente are Mr. end Mrti. new ’69 Fall and Winter and permanent waving. ’Htay Survivors also include 8 other visit SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA waahera—Built-In and Portable and Lobster ready tor you to B o lton Arnold Osirke, Notch Rd., Bolton. Hla paternal granrdCalher Is ALBUMI LON. oak Street, Mancherter, **^® t ^ * * »* ® pop Into the ovm . . , phis a daughters, 1 1 grandchildren, NtEHTMM niMn modele are now on dloptay to Haivey Duplin, 20 Hemlock St., Manchester. His greet-grand- ISO glstwsi sss siftttUet imd get to on thta fantastic of- f® ® * "? ® "* . ^ new exelUng deoorator oolora. targe selection o f fresh ttah and and 10 great-grandchildren. mothere are Mrs. Ethel Clarke, Bolton, and M n . Flora. WsUs, tax under alr-oondlUoned dry- ksK. asSnlSanr saS wta faring. See BERNIE’a oomplato aaleo- shall (Uh. Open T im s., Wed., ^11 - - -» „ . ''A ow ut winoBor, • Manchester. mtdNtl islr M l a tw> _____ ere. Also complete wig sales Miss Lauretta B. Stelte New Face at High School: Zoning I Uorv—opm dally 9-9. lOA Thura., Pri., Sat 19-8 and meet the requiremente of the ® ® O’Neill presently is receiving Snsris in your work basket service. Call 649-3806 today Main 8t.; a dM gh ier to Mr. $14,728 annually. Ms salary tor Kate was trying to eliminate Sunday 13 noon to 9 p m . Miss Lauretta B. Stelte, 81, school lunch and sOU keep with- ’ Oerter, Paige Eraestine, daughter of Richard and Den- are avtoded if you slip a smaU *®'" y ® " appointment. of 91 Washington St. died last In the budget o f the low cost ***^‘. Prancls Dowds, 84 1968-69 was $18,781. He was ap- inferiority attached Phone 944-3IU. Chilean Exchange Student pointed April 24, 1967 at a $12,- •? “ P®*^®nt» udien be wrote nise Johnson Carter, 63 LydaU St., Manchester. She was bom elastic buid around a ball of ------night Bit Manchester Memorial of the meal. Spmce St.; a daughter to Mr. thread and the loose end of the overgarnlsh the ptatter Hospital. Gunboats 116 annual salary. ®® objective. Dec. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Tto keep open-faced or un By OLBMBWm. IfOUNO of a skier. But then, the Dixons Oôrdtoatlng all the school. 81 grandmother la Mrs. Bm ert Johneon, 1 Hackmatack 8L, Man tiiread. hokta a roast as thta does Miss Stelte was bom Feb. 8, Reardon, now receiving $18,- ®nt Mrs. Itetgl objected. She Around Toum wrapped Bondwtehes rnokf, ’There will be « n«u/ huee ®'^®*'» either. ’They plan •» U>®y w ill work as one unit, chester. T ric ia , M r. C ox -- not leave tha carver enough 1888 In Hawley, Pa., and had 340 annually, was paid, $11,882 part, ”We have some cover with vapor-proof material „ . , ^ _ . , ' , 1®*® l*tm 1® Mt. Snow to ®**‘^ ®® th® same menu In all DISCHARGED YE STE R D A Y: Spotted Near Good peats of worn chenille 7®®*®- lived to Manchester for a num- Bolton High School when classes swim to the heated pool. ’This H*® cafeterias, standard re- Mrs. Erlene Genovese, Enfield; for the 1968-69 fiscal year. He etogle-famtty homes to Onlookers A t Toyota le Eero and rafrlgerate. Do not cover took office on Jan. 8, 1989 at a 'town that should toe kept KeUev, Mlchari Frederick, son of Sanford Jr. and Bei^ robes make fine dust and polish------with damp doth. Mr of ^® 'V“ ® Monday, and a familiar, Oeko can’t even tonagtoe. ®lpe®. the seme applied polictos Mrs. Jean Y. KarUn, 278 Law- tha Champ'on Kelley, 262 West Rd., Rockville. He was born ing mitts that are'easy to wash When gathering clothe, from er o at. Bridget Rosary So- torelgn, accent. Gerinrd ------— *® ®mploye’s working conffl- Pence Bd., Wapping; Melinda C. Israeli Port $7,982 annual salary "®* against apart- Debutante Ball The p o p u la r muu-muu THE TOYOTA — a wotnan’a Dec. 27 at Manchester Memorial Homftel. His maternal and (toy. ^ Itoe, use two baakota, put- oar now on display at MORI- _ (Conttaued from Page One' Harklns, now receiving $12 - '” *®*’« Proper Ptoc®® _____ ting the starched articles to one with Its flowing lines Is 667 annuaUy, was paid $9,406 in ®P®rtmento and they dwtdd grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Champion, M t Vernon NEW YORK (AP) —Tricia A R TY BROS, on Ossiter BL " • " " * « ■ ------pot « « Mrs. Benson’s respohslbill. «P«ters, 434 W. kOddle Tpka^ Norwegian company tor off- ne Kent mere gaig and the unstarched ones In soessy-to-wear and laun STOREWIDK (.TJCARANCB Miss Veronica Stelte of Man- on the last lap ot Ms Journey ------. be kept there. Apts., RockviUe. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Nixon and her frequent escort, der. llse B splashy print From $1,818 deUvsred. Boo and ' ***•■ Joseph M. Alpeit, 22 Philip Rd. • shore oil drdiiinirVvî-iiî--.. *^® ^*®*"*® fiscal year. He was Sanfe^ Kriley Sr., Jonespoit, Maine. He has a brother, San another. Thta savae eortlng the now going on at PANDORA’ S cheater with whom she made from Onomo, OMte, to Hetmn Police Log Edward F. Oox, were among for sleeveleu version; a test drive one today. Onoe you Fashion Prise David Little, Long Huf Bd., asserted the ^droart^^^^ the appointed to Ms position on Jan. M™- ford m , 9; and two slstera, Scuidra, 10, and Cynthia, 6. WATKINS is now offering clothes after you get them to- black-white print for the hava your hands on a Tbyota— BOX, Bolton Notch Shopping her home; and several nieces Rd., Botton. He is the echod’e M!as Tereaa Latullppe, 14, Andover; James Machia Jr., boats, manned by Israeli crews annual sala- “ apartment buU(^ Beddtog priced on sale for a side. the onlookers Monday night os version with sleeves. No. you’ll iMvar let go. I’ lasa. Discounts 90 to 80% and nephews. second Open Door Exchange 62 debutantes made their bows to e only! ChooM from 8176 with piiOTO-oimw is __ off on all our regular stock! ARRESTS — . - ——- ----If r — — M %,wâssbUI iMlOV* DUi i i Lennon, Debora, daughter of Frederick Jr. and Maign- Private funeral services w ill Student, and, by ooinoidenice, Latullppe of 86 Diane Dr., was Daugherty, Broad Brook; Mrs. newsmen tovestiiratlng In Oher- ^®*®®- *" ® memo to the di- . .J * , *®'*7 haste pieces Oomfort Furtber in Sires 8-18 (bust 80- Use unsalted or crarkeni with Open Friday night till 9 p.m. be held at the convenience of ®>**>es freon the same town, id BU/awlakrl Msvad __J_ XL __ /-ejiJ___ __ r$»V*+/kr«*l Vvoa ___ ret OoUlgan Lemon, 38 Elfsabedi S t, EUtogton. She was bom to an elegant worid of pink and g atearns 38). Size 10, 81 bust . . . awarded first place prize In the Helen Glidner, 486 King St! bourg found stromrlndlcattoni! explained Ms rea- Pascal Prtgnano aaked her A Footer, a very tittle qaK ss go-olongs ithe family In Hawley, Pa. and, baatoaUy, the same bank Dec. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ailver at the 16th International medium ' firm, 282-coU Inner- Every! Blveryt Every! Winter short sleeve version, 3 : f Stoeu; uJl number the proposed raises, why. Debutante Boll. when serving eoquefort cheese, To ramonra old wax frosn ’Ihe John F. -Ttemey Funer- y®ar’s exchange grandparents are Mr. end M n. H. J. Galllgan Sr., Attleboro, spring Unit available at only and Dresaey Dress at HAR yards o f 46-inch. rtatl™ton fariUon Hussey, R t. 44A, North Rd“ ! offlctods“ l ^ w ‘ ln‘ aitoMc*e"tto" , P«>P06ed She------reidied,------“because------with---- WN9 Ml U eifss tp esta. jt o plain or to spreads. floora or Unolsuma, uaa a good al Home, 219 W. Center St., U Carla Sommen. Kase. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Len Miss Nixoi\ the Presldent’a $39 each piece, Twin or Full V E Y ’S a t Burr Corners la now ^ ^ Storrs recently. BoMon; Mrs. Ruth Bu^bee, RPD the boats would be leavbur and ^ him apartments you yet more peo- older daughter, msule tier own grade of comarctally praparad in charge of local arrange- Oeko, as he is oaiUed, wlU Teresa's outfit was a dark 2, Tolland; Mrs. Ruth Hennott, did nottilny to stop them. P*® coming in and out—tran- non Sr., Pawtucket, R .I. She has a brother, Robert, 9; and two Size only . . . level Rest by Hol- an addUlanal ONE THIRD O FF! debut at the ball to 1964 with 9oe Bafasll. llaaalMstM CU a ptaca of foam rubber wax remorver Mix with water menu. be a guest c4 -the Robert Dixons ACX!)U>BNTS green wool coat. She will model Colchester; Mrs. Waver B. Authoritative nolltlcal sources ^ received several sients—more$riAni?6i—mnvA chOdren, d^hrMnAn moremnrtt^ .fteten , Joanna, 7, and Jennifer, 3. man Baker has a 242-coU unit That ta ONE THIRD OFF on top OoK as her escort. They told voSiS; the some stse os Ute soot of and apply oa directed on tahal. ’There w ill be no calling hours. offers recently— cars, everything.” She included each piece, avaltaUe to Queen o i tha already nuu-kad down untU Ws departure Miarch U. ca rl Buezek, 34, of 179 Blue to be held at Becker, Glastonbury; Mrs. In Jerusalem said Ftorelgn Min- newsmen a total o f seven Umea baby's high chair. i*unch a hole A lr e ^ y aMar only a taw days Ridge Dr., charged with evad- ***® ®f the Hub Restaurant Cathy j. Kalber, 812 E. Middle teter Abba Ebcui told French ^ ® poaltion at $17,- high-rise apartments. Sie said Hlokiiw. KriUe Paige, dauvhtor of Cbartes in and Terry or King atao Steams A Foe- price! This includes loads of nr Monday night that they were S4.I on sacfi side of the foam rub Shallsd psesana in vacuim o • c^m A 4heu.a.aii. M becesne 1 part- - of the uqiing iftaqwW1WW14o.yraspciwilblUty anaand muurefailure *” ,,, Boston . "* on w«-s.Jan. *2 wiuand 9 8.. oi$«She 'Tpke.; ’Terri xvrn u.L. i.$anion,Denton, 71 ux-Ox- ^nioassaaorAmbassador jPTancoisFrancois Hure at a mu i *®**^"ff ex-wa if a high rise were wci«? buUttûsv nearia««u Boudrteau Hicktog, 813 Adams St., Manchester. She was bora tar’s Princess Bedding, an extra Dreasey Dresses end Pant ber and attach a ribbon. TTe cans keep well on tha eupboard ra k m ilu .... ae«ltl -----— — « « ______a . t TkAnAAft 'UnA senlnA ■ « a a a aa a ■tUl "Just good frienda.” Send 60f extra fo r a copy b t . *®™y. ««a>«npanytog Brooe, to obtain a Connecticut HcenM. competing with winners ford St.; Down M. Totten, 940 meeting Monday that ti>e boats *'®*’ ^'ouoe, she woidd sell her Dec. 22 at Mancdiester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal firm 812-ooU unit avsUtable In Dressaa tor New Year's Eve Spring Area Oox, a Harvard taw student, o f th e '69 Fall A W inter It to the back rolls of the chair ahoU until openad, but Should -1 ^ ^ *«*• <» part-time yesterday, after on aacfdent on o"** other New E. Middle ’Tpke. would be used for civilian our- home. grandparents are Mi*, and Mrs. Geoige Boudrteau, 818 Adams ail slses. So, if you need Bed- and the Holiday Weekend. Open Basie raaniON. and baby wtll not slip out of be rafrigsmtsd altar opantog. P o w e r O u tage ^b at ^ local veterinarian’s,' ' • Spencer 8t., near HUIstown Rd., ------State®- Also, Mw. Richaid Husbands Pows. ‘ " g Manchester tor anoithef Job. She said, ’ "The people that at., Manchester. Her paternal grandporente are Mr. and Mrs. appeared a Wt of answer- ding, now to the beat tim e to dally 9 to 9. hla chair. PUsUo begs of Parana Ukssrlse ’The proposed raise for Rear- ^ j - „ '^ ® waistband on cotton . Ivs V__ AM _ _ ^ • Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial Htwpltal. His materaal Let a solutian o f three tOa^ one of ROYAL’S elsgant Paeans may be froasn. Whssi the dark last night for the sec- uai wear, once the quesUon o f and was charged with Imurooer ^^•'"'er. Ool, Jan. 22. beth St., RockvUle. , if" “7 °®“_i*^ *?.•,* "®‘ wrinkle If you spoons of soda to a quart of nuU are thawing, alkns shy tain other employment which >'®®‘^®® ®* grandpeuents are Mr. and Mrs. JuUo Martinez, San Angrio, High Price On nales, SpumorN, TtMtonl, I ond time In two weeks. got atraighltaned out. but passing. East Hartford On Task Forces ®PPly sh adheslve-bocked wash water stand to the pot a few molsUire that coUacts to dry or ’The Board o f n irector. augment his pension and Ferguson Rd. Tex. His paternal grandporente are Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth Education and Welfare Robert Cream Cafcae, and SUnolJ ’The power went out for about s w e ^ be rqx>rts to the turned him over to Manches- Popple, 91 N. Elm St., Manchester. He has a brother, Fred able tape on the inside of the mtoutesj Brush the stubborn evaporate before using or rean hour and five minutes, from < «" W « i ” pattern to ter Police. Court date Is Jan It meets ’Tuesdav nlri?Tfor*^lte '"“*‘® *1*® ‘"t®* ^ discussing his objectives H. Finch, whose daughter Mau Their Women BUo m . Bounds good, dosant UT Tolland erick n , 8; and a sister, Zoila, 3. IV-~ m skirt bond. When""®" "It “ ta “®"®® Ironed ®P®<® with a dampened, stiff (reeslng. around 8:40 to 0:48 p.m. The ‘his country) was made by Me 12. re,^“^ S I y Jin ®®P®®*ty more attrac- goaU, Kate reviewed for reen, was the flrrt debutante to y ,, stiffner helps keep the brush on wMch you have qn-tok- Vtatt ROYAL today. About Town noIioM... dve than It Is now. the task force Ole mechanics of appear, The Manchester Gnardtaa area Involved is bordered by "'other. _____ consider filling eight vacancies aimMr aidrt trim and unwrinkled. led baking aoda. Dar His Salaam — Zansi- PZC Chairman Officers and members of on tiiT ciUzem A d v ^ r v ^ proposed raise tor C-DAP. Bosch, April Lynn, daughter of Philip cmd Btuhora The event was held to the was .perhaps the mota happy Spring St. on the north, ’lim - "^® Bow o f cenvereatton tn • . bor has announced a new rod Rd. on the east. Dartmouth Bie Dixon household to frequent- '*"‘*“ ®" warning tor follow C 11 ^ All a n Court Order of Harkins, he said, is because He st White Rosch, Armstrong Rd., Coventry. She was tam Dec. 22 mammoth grand ballroom of Mayor'§ Speech occasion, but than again, you R e s id e d Post mlttee (CAC), and not only He “®said it was a three-stage export Ux — on women. Rd. on the west, and south to *y hrterrupPed tor consultattona ® ^ l y was Issued to three, as had been antIcipatetL w® ‘ three years he process. First, general state- at Manchester Memorial H o^tal. Her materaal grandfather the Waldocf-Astorla Hotel which know, people do odd things. at"’7 '!^"m»>®®" anticipated' Under a decree published the Glastonbury line. with EngUsh-Sponlsh and Span- Ouellette of East Hart Few W eeks A g o at 7 p.m. at Holmes Funeral The hnorH'.board’s agenda «=♦.lists «...five "a® **anêster, has ments, or goals, are drawn up U WtOlace White, .Tolland. Her paternal grandmether Is M n . has been deoorated,^tn a Vers As Others See Us F o r Agnew There Is tha old aaytng. ‘ PollUcs A spokesman at Hartford hrti-Hlngliah dtotlonartea. Oeko ford, yesterday, after an ac Home, 400 Main St., to pay re- vacanclea to"^Ûra1- "to“ ‘the A... n®«n Involved to almost everv 'n^®®® . . . . arr'broad.1___ .______long-range Dorothy Rosch, Armstrong Rd., Coventry." ailles theme. The tables were In Monday’s Island Ooaette makes strange bedfeltows.’. . . Electric Light Co. said at has studied Bngltoh for obc cident on Center St., near W. covered with pink linens and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ciety, Us brutality Inside and any non-Zonslbari who wtrii- D istu rbs W ife They wur* make a lot of ’The resignation o f W alter three previouslyf«aciYsvua*7 announced.CMUIWUllVCU. 1110TheX«V to thOSA nnAratl/knBtown operattons. «arW aI. bb Added .. ^goals tow be tn? reOliXedrealiUd WVBSover c»a this morning that they had Voata and da picktog the ------®" ®*'’- *2:40 p.m., involving „ -. , . ~ — -.Ainct,Miller, a puaipast royal« patron of three vacancies known were be- 1° operations, Weiss said, period of 20 years. centered with pink tapers in ss to marry a gtri from the strange ones, to my hook. Goodwin, Christa Gene, daughter of Harry Jr. and Cora LONDON (AP) - Newqm- ®“‘-‘^ ’ NEW YORK (AP) — The wUe found a (use blown out and re- ^">®*'*oan Idiom qutokly. Un her car and a car driven by o f P l ^ Chapman Court. sterling candelabras entwined Cftova Iriand and take her Michael Caracl of Vernon ®nd Zoning Commission ___ cause of the resignations of the coortttnator ** ^ C-I>AP Second, shorter range objec- Smith Goodwin, Loomis Rd., Bolton. She was bom Dec. 22 at of ktayor John V. Lindsay says I T T " placed It. ’They were still *ortunaitely. Spanish is not of- with live orchids. pers to Britain and Poland took '* i ! * * ^ * " away win first have to pay _____ was received a few weeks ago i.. Rev. Josei* E. Bourret, „ „ tives. are formulated. These ob- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents the government $7,300. Thta that In 19M she wasn’t happy T o d a Y l i t H i S t O r V seurchlng, however, for the *®*’®‘l Bolton High School, ao be The 62 debutantes include 18 an optimistic view during the „ T ’ ’: r t ^ w . ^ l v “ . . ^ ^ K ' r „ according to acting commission . ! f -5**"*®*^ Museum wlU Charles H. McKenzie and Atty. c h «te r ®«»“ « e what are Mr. and Mn. Leon Smith, Ch^to. Her paternal grand- post week of the Strategic Arms amazing piece of legislation about berr hushond’a seconding *»a w fw **w w « m m cause o f the blown fuse, l,g it win be ElngUsh only tor Oeko Leroy Faurow of East Ber- clerk, Mrs. Vivien Kenneson. ‘^'“ ®‘* tomorrow. D ^ t o lc J. Squatrlto. whoê s t ^ needs to be done to the coming parante are M r. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin Sr., IIM E. Middle girls from forel'*n nations. 10 Umitatlon Talks—SALT—be^ '*®"‘ Nixon appears ’’confident the nomination of Spiro T. Ag- THE ASSOOfATED PEJUM from New York State and 39 which has bean rumored for Today to Wadneeday, Dee. 91, said, "because we don't want **® runs into some of Mceived a written warning The Herald carrt^ a report ---- The five whose resignations h. ^®T® six years. Tpke., Manchester. She has a brother, Harry HI, 18; and four tween the United States and the »*® *•, winning the war In some weeks is apparently new tor vice preotdsnt and that this to happen again.’ ’ “ ® other Spanlah-apoaktog stu- m"**re to grant the right of yesterday from the town clerk’s Roy^ '- .L ,....Black...... Preceptory*"— will are anticipated before Tues- *ubb- good of the ^ siatere, Brenda, 20. Althea, 19, Paula, 17, and Leea, 3. from other states. More than Vietnam at home, whatever the in retrospect It even tha 160th and last day of 1999. Soviet Union In Heslnld. aimed at halting the Istand’e Tedny'e HIgkItkM In Htofiry The------power ...to thisvssio nsqraarea aiiKJalso /-e-i, ^J:**® a*’®®------y*®'®''day, after an accl- office that Beaton has moved to Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange day’s meeting are: Atty. Lewis LOOO guests attended the $60 a outcome tn Southeast Asia. The "The days of high diplomacy exodus of femaloB. went out early last week for Geko to the youngest dent on Hilliard St.. near Florida and no resignation had Serai Edward H M ah er Wll "'®‘“ today that he Is drawn up which hopefuUy will plate affair. major fsotor In Mr. Nixon’s ef- On tills datj) to 1949, Ihe and of to Andrews, Klmberlee Lyn, daughter of Robin and Sheila seem to be coming biu:k to the M ary Undnay sharply oriU- about an hour and 10 minutes, fam ily of five — three brothers Adams, at 8:18 a.m..______Involving______been received. __ ftom L. t S e ™ . ^ i ^ e s c ! ®mP®wered to give the raises '"vo lve all town agencies and There was o*'e slight problem. fscUve mobillsstlon of his ‘silent In ’rsnsanl’s 1067 census, Worid War II was offletally pro- Potter Andrews, 87 BnxAfteld St., Manchester. She was bom w orld," said the Times of Lon Zanzibar's men outnumber ctaed the vice presidsnt Tusa- ctalmsd by Prsoldent Harry S. and n Spring St. rertdent "Mid! a aUter. His father "died j!** .®" “ ®“r driven ""by "itiai'Kera^son aald that no Chapman Court. Order of Bayliss and Jame^ L. DeRocco. B ^ôf D lL c^ "‘^ M^n nllTTdll Miss Carolyn Anne McKenzie, nteJorUy’ Is his sustained with Dec. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal don. "V ery carefully and tenta ed the women by mor* (hen 4tay tor hie remarks lost fall Ttumon. to his memory, these two power he was very young, and âvld Qlbson of Woodland St. action could be taken on the Amaranth, w ill meet Friday at addition to (llUng the eight tv how all of the the English deb, arrived to a drawal of troope from Vietnam grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George August, 93 Olenwood tively Ruosta and America hava 2 per cerf. about Uwss who participated to in 1990, nito Island in New failures of the last two weeks mother runs Uielr dairy _ ------resignation until commission P-^?- “ t. the Masonic Tern- vacancies on the CAC. the ____ ...i. *! goalF'dnd ob- white lace see-through dress and the equally sustained rsduc- antiwar demonstrations She bo board will fill a vacancy on the ''7!® ^!.'^!!;, t^ ir approval. Jectives can be met St, Mandieeter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. with pents. The committee engaged to talks, and even more And os the Ittond Is pre- York Harbor was openad os a were more than they’ve had In fann, which, like Carla’s fath- 'P'v® cars sldeswlped on ">®n'*>®rs were informed of It P*®- Reftcsimimto will M the end of his memo to Neal Andrews, 19 Golway St., Manchester. She has a brother, tentatively each o f them Is Uon In the calling up of )rounc called Ida stand "a vary one-etd- oenter to receive Immlgrents. the past five or 10 years. er’s term. U much larger than Cooper St., near Ridge St., yes- ®t their next meeting which w ill »®»’vied. Otfloara wU! wear rtroat Conservation Commission, to directors W «is- v Some of the task force------mem- made her change clothes. domtonndy Muslim where Lloyd, 4; and a sister, Deanna, 16 months. seeing whether it can narrow conscripts which tills makes ad, narrow view ” to 1940, AdoU Hitter told hla the word "fa rm ” connote*. Per- ‘ ®»xlay at 2:40 p.m. The w a •>« held Monday at the TViwn « of boriUUy with Chtaa.” P°®®“ >1® ortvos — tts ruler Shaikh armed force# the eomtag year haps "ranch’’ would be better. *'««’« driven by Joel Spector Hall at 8 p.m. ---- who had resigned. fairneas to “ '® “ PParent lack of progress ! a debutente ball,” declared ® . . ..u- h .. .n «> r .n iiw _____ a. a spstost the war, she oddeft has would bring Germany Us great- The Hotts have about 280 milk- ®^ I* Milford Rd., and Ool- I" bis resignation Beaton said Manchester Newcomers Bi addition. It will appoint a , . , “"d vague general goals coming Foley. Brian John, son of John and Rena Barselau M 'ss-Beatrice Joyce, the ball’s Independent British new^ Abeld Karuma has three — brousht him totters of support Rest Home Has tounfVr " i don’t think w roheW P*P«7 ®ald It hoped 1970 would >" convlnctog most Americans ssf mUltory victory la htatory. tog cows, plus beef cattle and '®**® Ventura of 322 Spring St *bat he would be living to Club of the YWCA wlU have a constable, expected to be Dem- ana budgrt out of the task force. Foley, Carter Dr., Tyilland. He was bom Dec. 28 at Mancherter tha shortage of fomoiee is from all over the country, "ta- tTdo^hat ^ bring further talks to limit mta- toot the gradual shifting of the pattlculariy eertous. Utand- In 1946, Itormuda voted to “ ‘ ®a------Florida tor a time and didn’t Hew Year’s EVe party tonight ®®*’at Paul PMUlps, to reiriace conn>arlahair and shy A car and a tractor - trailer commission to be un- ^ «.:30 at Guy Holt Lod^, * between town .. and_ .S Basrri .. - _ _ ®*" **Ave meeting after meet- "They’re far more liberal to France Joining to. It atao called Vietnamese themselvM can b* Uvsly supported the Vietnam In 1963, (taUfornta Gov. Ed "Dynamic Maturity," a new botit ready amUepsmUe, Oeko mmim could collided on riaaaii Ri.,eii mat der the etrainstrain of havlnrhaving him on WestIVest Hailford. Hartfortt. Those wiflMnr wishing resigned because of __ _ Board of Bd- jm* Hava atlabWaa af»BB Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley, Hartford. He has two sirtera, ed to leave tha Island wllh- near Ing, ^ and have speaker after London,” commented Mtas (or more attempU by the United continued even tf North yiet- Moratorium. mund O. Brawn sold (hot hie a leave of absence, so he re- toore Information may contact the pressure of his business. ucatlon employes. Laura, 8, and Karen, 1H . Ota prior permlesion from a color ond sound film, will be ®»®Uy pass tor Carla’s brother. Main, yesterday at klso o m is McKenzie. " It Izn’t as though S taw i^ ’to (tod a modest way of nam mounta an offsnslve In an Intervtaw on NBC’s "To- state hod' overtaken New York signed. He indicated that he David Verbridge. 643 Bush Hill special council eVsn for tho show at the Manchestor Man- T»*elr anceatry is also similar. The drivers were Steve E lc l^ _ come I ’d done onvthing indecent.” llvii«^Wh (Rad) China.” again.” dny” show, Mre. Lindany sold as Ihs natlan’s most populous or F ^ t Home. 388 W. Center wlth-'â grandparent InunJgrat- !«• o< Coventry, and Rufui plans to return to this area to Bd- mainland wNh which they Public Records wider (Hilarity to continue? back to reality; 1990 is ao far Parente, Kilsta Jean, daughter at Alfred end Barbara The Polish Communist party In Hong Kong, Uis Communist form port o f Union of Tan- that ’to bs perfectly boneta with 'Tea Ysora Age St., Friday at 1:30 p.m. tog from Germany. Oeko has Beed, 42, of Coventry. the future. He recommended ---- away; let’s talk about problems Peters Parente, 49 Hansen Dr., Vernon. She 'was bom Dec. 28. you," aha watei't happy about Warrantee Deed newspaper Trybuna Ludu aald Chtnese-language Shepg Poo de- Vice "President Richard M. Mrs. Henry F. '-Skclly, pro- been away to boanUi^ school _____ John Hardy, who Is presently First Church o f Christ, Seten- now.” at Manttoeeter Memorial Hoepttal. Her materaal grandparents tbs LIndaay secondtog speech at _ Boise Cascade Corp., to Bs- Uie SALT meetings ware ”tbe plored "Nixon’s new policy of Nixon was attempting to mo gram director of Manchester tor two years, but wUl spend An unknown an alternate, to HU his term. tlst. ivUl have Its regular mld- are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paten, Easton, Pa. Her paternal Remote-Controlled But a number of Zanzibar tile 1969 Republican convention guue a long tabor dtaptaa to the Struck Kate, although sympathetic to moat important dtacuaston of getting Aslans to fight Aslans.” gtria have sought marriages Manor. Is to charge of arrange- his upcot^tog ilwu^ y w tou,7 toa”ca7‘7 rV elm I***êr Mra, Kenneson also, announc- w ert teaUmony m e e t ^ t o n l^ Klaaman and Arthur Klss- Rockvilleii grandparenfa are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parente, PhlHlpabuig, Applifinces tn Miami Beach but Hm under- i;.g, g | g «| mdiMtry. menu. Mrf». jf^hn rSl-AWan OArmBn __ _ ^ WWW. M man Jr. pn|>erty at 121 Ifigh- SkonesU’B feeUn^, told him our times,” and "the (avorabla The newspaper said that talka otaatde the tatand Just so .... Ai Gregan, cor- German btjys’ school to Osorna Wells St., while It was narked ed■ that’■"J' the— engineer...... (or...... the. at 8 at the -v church.''••u™.. Theu m ee^ """ ” ■ ------N.J. She, baa two brothen, Scott, 7, and douitea. 6. stood the desire to have a Uber- r iv o Ye land St., co'iveyanci tax $14.30. that the task force has to pro- PRINCETON, NJ. (AP) — and fruitful preUmtoary UA.-So- betwsen the United Slatee and they cotad leave. There la respondtog secretary of the Carlo attends the female equlv- to the PurneU PI narktoe^lTs Thompson, o f the is open to the public. Hospital Notes vtet talka Inspire us with opU- Japan were aimed at getting Ja- aJ Eastern mayor unify the par Presldeat Sukarno of Indone- Connecticut Northeast Chapter alent. ^ yeaterday at 8*80 am engineering ftiro Buok ft ___ Qidtelalm Deed ®«®1® ^xmsors by "In htodslght." she eddsd, "I against thp Belrta. Lehanesb Result bf Crash the remote cmitrol can be need aUow nuclear war,’ he wrote. mentatora. saying: "W s loo. soma $130. Is being made available c m m i thm pocketbook of at 249-283 Broad St., tor M Helen Shaw. Bancroft Rd ’ ~ “ ®" PUloramo. Labor Miner, Saadra Lyaa, daughter o f Raymcaal and Loutaa don’ t know that I think that U airport to provide an Infinite variety "But I prefer the more alarm could uaa the kind of Agnew Two men were taken to Man- PrioCsUp years, commencing Jan. 1. RockviUe; George Orosch’ *“?®“ * ’^*t* »tin?ested hy an- Buck Mhier, 88 Wlndamere Ave., EUtoifon. She was bom Dec. ing . . . nMTs correct thought So the decree ks mor* like 1970. Cedar Swamp Rd.. Tolland* Milo WUooa. the 39 M MenrhfWtrr Memorial Hoepttal. Her materaal grandpar- functions wttb any etactrtc-pow- who looM hie patience and doaa ly to retain the talaad'a ta- ered home appliance. that the poastWllty of nuclear what the American Agnew night after an accident on W. Bbrriage Lie eases Idelle Harell, SomersvUle; Ma- *i^**^'" Research Ootp. aide M if are Mr. and Mra. Willard Buck. Somers. Her paternal war cannot be ruled ouL It liiaU- dlea rafoar daw be oil oa- In 1969 According te the RCA re seems decided upon doing, be- Donald James Hennigmi, 232 rio Lusa Sr.. Mato St. ininif . ^ ****' *“i*ce, even snggest- grandtalber ta Francte Miner, Malden Lane, RockvfBe: She gate* people to etrlv# harder to port earner. AMERICAN HERTTAOB search tabotatoriea. a flick of cauae tha sgghaaus that manaca Omi) Halph Rd., and Linda Hart)ti« ton; ponald JosUn, F o ^ View ®® **’® *®**® “■•B *®™ baa four broOiers. Raymond Jr., 6, Alien. 8, Mickle, 8. and avoid euch horrible poefiMU- (Dlslrlbutod by Um Lea AGENCY y e * ,., to- Hartwell. S8 Green<^9»fiam ManorWb m b Rd.. Dr.. Vernon; Mildred ji .... Hopkins ^lk ,^ COmnUlllltV ™ '*7 i^ HntkftinA’Houstog rVtVWkOoip. DavM. 19 months; and three atatera, Peggy, 12. Daten, 9, and the swttck can dim hallway Italy are ao less petulant or Angeles Tlmes/Weahtngtnn Ughta, defroot the refrigerator. dangaroua than thoaa ocroaa the '■•Si?’ ' *»*" S* D«Uey Or.. RockvUle; »**«*>*■ »»«®tag Laiarto, 8. ■imoopv atao reported on his Poet new ssrvtcs). 1 A Atlantic." . '') i l l Peeler* Oeh Al L e k y l h H y d e *'%*>®®to»l student counoU, with men were called to the scene The bureau said that sms the *ô*m CUftord Hughes HI. 27 Magdefrau. North Park 8L * ^ ’ ®®“ * ♦* «9 # A g irl’s hat, a scarf set and largest annual Increase atooe Dudley St., and Susan Bllssbeth RockvUle; Qloris Caron. Morri- WedMmg to help pry Doifr from hU car. Sittttee JBL daughter at Richard and JUl critictaad (Conttoued from P a ^ i>ne. «<® a pair of men’s, slacks were 1980, when wholesale prices WeUes, East Hartford, Jan. 8, »on St., RockviUe; Elizabeth It’s a sophtsticatad varrioB of “ "® f ® ^ m th c teWilultoe iiineem i Is travelers. LUte Joy Aatoger. Robert McKay, 27, 863 MalotMy « a Ragan Oourt. RockvtDc. fibs was born toward hlp- Whan you wash tha ehildrati’a Whan plastic tabtecloUis and token from the 'car o f D. F. •oared 14.7 per cent before Ko- Church o f the Assumption. Dusstager, Center St. Rock- tha remota eantrol units now pravalUng GaanUan eoOee w fee nsV rev Me kSL boats attacked U.S. warships In '*'*’ ® '*’®® Carla’s host sUter last Hartford Rd., is also to satls- O ffic e r C h a rg e d Dae. 3T 06 Maaehsatar Memorial lltippllat. Her maternal hmeh bonas at night, put In ctntatas no longar servo their c tew eetMM seeneMe «# rean War controls. Mark Dion PhilUpa. Bast vllle; Edna Wormate^ White uoad on trievittOD asta. f***- AmgrI the OuU of Tonkin and J o l ^ Bnx-e wUl have the opl b w “ 7 B te * M a ^ --? h l c® "'"” ®'' with hUd grais^witetfa are Mr. aal >Da. John Maloney, 3$ Norwood 8L, ______4bIa Ak.i ** * * "The wholesale price report Is Hartford, and Margaret Ann St.. RockviUe; Edith Brown. Moreover, the ^sviea can CotuurUmt With Murder ~ Hter, Bar paternal grandmother is Mia. Dorothy Da- mcmber”"tts taoTsaltte huteO- attention to fbelr outward mate- to school next marnkig. You btbe for the baby, aprons for * <5irieq3«Mfl?!e gto Congressional permission to P®rt»mlty to visit Chile this .ui.'!. CM "'wi'7®rt^’l” to^*^kSde M todlcat^ of stoat to gotog to Hennessey. A3 HeUtoe Rd., VlUsge St , RockviUe; Lucy Sentce eNS w I* fee eve. widen the war. mer as Oeko’a gueat. lot, .SSTLakaSt.,------nttaiy, oven tf tts power soures faatationa wandering mods of won't forgot them ta the hustle jraumtf or haga ta which to 10, at. Maiy*a Episcopel Larkin. Grove 8L, RockviUe; A m ) Rudl Gernrelch introduced (he Because Chile is below the ta nnm plitrlj i®ii* off. TMa Hfe. loog hair, unwaisbad rags, and huslla at getting the ctdl- store such ttdnga as nyton hoso. topless swimsuit: s V of slen* «|h®tor. this is now Qeko’s connection with the accident he- Hattie Ortyl, Heidi Dr, Rock- maoas, »»«■» tf the ta ineor- propaganda of froa lova and dren off to echool tn tha mom- e neaMenz______The AlUtead OonstrucUon Ob. tween hU plckun truck . v “ •**nrbody would Uhe The sources said Eben admit- vUle; Patricia Brock. Hairtet UMrOrn Marla. datMtttar o f Bmrttmj and tetolfMMTetes. der, ------■ ------loio standard olaa- narooMca—than to the gior of hag, away romf straps ------_ “P and to have a completely painless ted that the government had se- Vernon; I, • Depot 81^ ICancbadUr. i wua bora Dae. . rr.'zriooA.jr’: rs s r - . r . •'”* “■ •» s f trteal ctreulto ta a home, a their proletts ... ------haby otagwwa. 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\ THE. Heavy Schedule of Bowl Games Underwy East Off on Right Foot in HCC Herald Angle By Bluebonnet J! With 66-56 Win over Northwest EARL YOST Soph Qita^rbacks V Sporla Editor ^ TOM BARRETT first of four league titte for de- ing them no second chances. The dtans with a 46-41 advantage and Jim SulUvan did aome Job In H ouston f«>dlng HCX: duunps Eaet Cath vetoran’i's game total of 3T re at the final turn. on Harding, hotdttig him to four Gettiiiir A head start on olic with South next on the lo bounds, most of them off enemy As tension Increased, so did points after he’s been averag In Astrodorne Tilt Northwest Catholic High’s cal's agenda Saturday after ing 18.” The mentor continued, Things 1)101 We’d Like to Sm in ’ 70 boards, breaks the school record the fouls, and Northwest want Set Tonight Indians proved advAnta- noon ait Central Connecticut’s "I have to give Keaina end Tom Things that one would like to see in 1970. . . . A t HOUSTON, Tex, (AP) — ’IVo\nllW t sophomore Kaiser gym. The perenlany of 23 held by MmseU and farmer to the charity line to again grous in the long run for Sullivan a lot of credit, both least four first class tennis courts installed at Robert NEW YORK (AP) — quarterbacks lead 'high scoring Aubtra and Houston ptûlar clashes between the Bast standout, Ray LaOace. carve the lead down to two tor their rebounding and their visiting Ekut Catholic as son Park, West Side Oval, Memorial Field and Char What are you doing New hito tonight’s Astro Bluebonnet Bowl idqtball game in arvh-rivala always promise ex- Bast began the second period points. Two haskets and a three- points." the Eagles debuted in Hart plorive aatian and the upcom ter Oak Park, two at each area to have night lighting the Astrôme. ~~ ' by doubling Its margtti, but an point play by Kearns kept the Also vlctorioua In a aome- Year’s Eve? ford County Coaference" action ing match is without exception facilities. . . . First class softball field at Charter Oak Gary Moon MtMlns, deKrtbed 5-feet-lO, has a c o h ^ e td y i^nor- other late surge by the boats Bogiea out in front until dee- wbat easier oontert were BMsta Two sophomore quarter with a wild and wooly 86-86 vic as Bast puts its six game win as. a midget by coach Bill Yeo- thodox stjde. , cut the lead down tai the final peraUon overcame the Indians JVs who claimed their sixth win Park, completely enclosed with night lights and bleach tory over the Tribe last night ning streak on the tine. backs who didn’t figure on man, came off the bench after "MuHhis Is the type heoric m lnutee of the half and aiM sent BMst to the toulstripe wtth a 73-66 deoiaion over North ers to accommodate at least 600 ------^ ^ ------before a s{ririted SRO crowd in An overwhelming defensive starting this season plan to two eariy Houston defeats to bock who beats you aM you forecast an even rougher battle where admirahle 10 ter 11 shoot west. spectators. . . . Fast pitch soft West Hartford. H ere ’ n T h ere guide the Cougars to eight con- don’t know why," said Jordan, performance by the vlsttlng five after Intermlsrion. ing gave them their final mar- ball league of four teams. light up the Astrodome’s Although EMst clearly had secutlve victories and a season "He scrambles and runs around in the first stanaa temporarily A usually tight defense oom- gln. 1**) Summer volleyball league. Tall Howard Porter, the 6-8 82 million scoreboard when command of things in the open B r pu average of 88.6 points a game. Uke a dog. He m ay not kxdr, atwned the home craw and en pensated tor at times aloppy Kearns was top point-getter Socha 3 M S B le a c h j^ built into the hUl at All-American candidate with Auburn meets Houston to ing period, comeback play by T. SuStvmn 7 M 3S abled East to gain an early playmaldng and saved the locals tor the local chaiges with 38 Memorial Field for use during night in the 11th A s ^ Pat Sullivan did not figure the relentless hosts left the final K com * » r S 2t the baseball season_____Avail- VUlanova who h e l^ d dem^lMi piomlnenUy in Auburn’s spring "He is a m idget^ y ^ 1 ^ lead. The locals scored eight from defeat at the hands of a end was Joined by the only Juknl* 3 0 0 4 Bluebonnet bowl. outcome in-doubt for meet of aucoeaaive pointe before North FUinnOd 0 4 4 4 ability of 100 seU of World Se- ^ the Qualur City training idans but developed up and see ^ g e ^ ^ ball maraudlag Tribe. Paralysed by other doubie-figuie hitter Tom Row ley 2 1-6 6 It figures to be a 10-touch the remainder. Northwest chip west final^jr recovered from Its J. Sullivan rles baseball tickets for where- rapidly, took command, and set tato the end sone," said 7eo- the aggresstve sons defenae of SulUvan, arho had 16. Dtok Fair- 0 4-4 4 down game with Pat Sullivan of ped away at Its adyersariee lead shook with little more than a ever the games are played. . . . "^*»t, la a flve school recMds while lead- loan. . ^ « .. Its toe, Bart’s game-long oool brother led the loring oatne 14 IVitalB aa 3 M X M untU a mere two paints separ minute left and dumped In seven Access too. to at least two dozen P»-«luct S a r ^ Bla. I^fty Auburn and Gaty"Mocn”MuI- ing the Tigers to an 8-2 record Houston, r ^ ^ No. 2 natlon- shooting beoante ertteoially evi with 17 along wtth Jack Phelan Ilrs of the host Cougars leading oted the squads in the fourth points to set the quarter mar NMTtllMMlI C*U«Ue (M) seU of season tlckete for New Bray who winters in t a r ^ . wlth an average of 86.8 points. »Uy on tota l ^ c n se ^ y w dent In the third period while and Tom Hogarty who netted 13 p B r pt» the way. Auburn is a one-point favorite, while re-eatobilslilngê^lLILfty quarter. The EMgles then must gin at a more respectable 16- Bred-up Northwest tallied 13 apiece. i nkirbrother « * 6 17 York Giants and New York ^ ered up enough strength to per 10. 1 Akin 4 1-4 9 Both teams are high-scoring primarily because of a defense tor *x>wl game compeôn. The points to the Eagles’ three. WUh "TTie key," commented Eagle 1 B ean 0 0-1 0 JeU home football games_____ «« manently check the tiring In More appropriate name tor the averaged nearly W potots a college football powers with 8-3 that has allowed only sU touch- Cougars held a No. 1 ranking Rebounding was the deciding only a single hoop separating Coach Stan Ogrodnlk, "was the 6 llo n U n e 3 (M> 4 diana and leave a final score factor at the outset as lanky 4 P h aU n 4 4 9 13 town's supervised ski slope off Hart^rd records and can explode on the downs rushing. Houston has the last three y e a n while on the squads halfway through the defenrive Job dona by Tom 4 H ugarty 4 4 4 13 ground and throu^ the air. scored 58 touchdowns and 83 of NCAA probation for recruiting that in no way indicative of the Tim Kearns waited under the stansa, the vtsttora countered Jukrtis on Phelan, BM Fltagerald i WIflU 0 0 9 0 Hercules b r . than North View. game's otoseneas. 3 Scully 1 o o 3 . .. Plans for a new. complete postponed 1 ^ week has Houston, ranked No. 10, has them have been cn ground violations. ^ , hoop to grab nearly every miss with badly needed paints end on FOlrbroUier and John Socha rolled up an average of 38.6 Auburn ranks No. 8 te rm in g Last night’s cxxitest was the ed shot by the Indians, allow stayed a step ahead of the In- 30 T otals a 1 4 a 66 Recreation Center and ground on Chuck Harding. Both Socha Scx>re St kaM a i ^ BMrt. to be broken by fall. . . . Ftah- points a game this season; The 6:46 p.m. C»T kickoff is defense and No. 14 ^ ,tot« de- ing derby at Salter's Pond. . . o»“ b er's Moriarty Brw. entr^ 12th-ranked Auburn 36.8. to be televised nationally by the fense. . „ To''chlng off this long week of SHORT GAINER—-South Carolina tailback Rudy Holloman picks up four yards Huges Network with Uie Houi- Muffins lioldB a toW e tt w Deliheraie Attack Unsuccessful for Tribe S^retery to handle answers for in first quarter of Peach Bowl game last night against West Virginia in mud. Central Play R ed Letter routine Quests such as Joe ' V" football activity Tuesday night ton area Uacked out. of 1,881 yards with 18 touchdown u ...o . Dak. ter fishing Include Bolton Lake, waji the second Peach Bowl In Yeoman and coach Ralph passes and eight touchdo^ m I Two of New England’s hot h. <5, l^„me J ^ Bolto" Bond. EaglevUle ânta where - another sopho Shug JOTdan o f Auburn agree the ground. Sulltvan’s^l,991-yard test basketbaU teams wUI D ay, Blues Nlcklaus' ancestry and during more, Eddie Williams, pounded Asked to Be Declared Free Agent , that SulUvan is the classic-type total Includes 16 •Wuchdoira participate Friday and Sat the Five Mile Road Race pe- out the yardage to lead West quarterback while Muffins, at passes and seven on the ground. urday In Central OonnecU- Windham High Too Strong riod, a fuUUme Job answering Virginia to a 14-8 victory over ent’s filth Holiday Tounia- Break Jink South Carolina. phone calls .md wêspondence. ^ ^ i),c^ , iS y ’ ment. fr e e ! 1^' The St. Loula BIu m have shat But the Mountaineers’ 10th Southern Wesleyan, with n 6-3 rec _ ^ . . limit for trout and sockeye sal- Next Move Curt Flood’s victory In 11 starts may have As Indians Bow Fifth Time tered their Montreal complex Ski Notes t h i n g s IGOKING UP—^Flat on his back after scramble for ball is Sjrracuse’s ord, is one of only a couple U ll Hie Villfl mon aggregate Is eight o< which been a going away present for J(rfin Suder as Davidson players Brian Adrian and Doug Cook wait for rebound. ' of unbeateo teams In the six- By DEAN YOST diana' attack. Floor general ing (Jhuck Lankford and BUI convincingly and that couk) Springfield's policeman, L a ^ ^ than five may be trout coach Jim Carlen. He said after Five W in s Johnston, came within two min- .Rockville's A1 Puts, staying state area. Brian Maher was once again Maher had flve pointa each. make things a bit mote Interest the game that he will decide Davidson went on to win Charlotte Invitational. Suder, by the way, was unhurt. Introducing a slow-down utes of Uelng the all-time Amer- .h^pe during the off-season In Baseball Controversy Hartford, meanwhile, la a brillant In ball control. He was Senior forward Ken Tedford ing when the National Hockey within a week whether to leave lean Hockey l ^ e record playing basketball In the Cage Event solid 7-1, and presently rid type game, Manchester the leader on the floor, and kept didn’t see any action and Tom tw West Virginia and accept the League moves Into Its Stanley most penalty mtoutes lT ^ e li^ e RookvtUe Senior League, will ing the crest of a Marao High’s strategy against the ball moving when Manches head coaching Job ai Texas NEW YORK (AP) — launching what amounts to a Flood continued. " I think the Conran played but briefly. Cup pUyoffs next eprlng. p m e last S a t u ^ y iright when ^ „ t h to the St. BRlDCffilPORT (AP) — South game win streak. Windham High last night ter was on the offense. Tech. The next move is up to test case. fact that I was traded to Phila Sophomore forward Rick taern- he was assessed with M. The ôul. Cardinals' minor league ern Connecticut emerged as the Lanier Scores 50 Points in Willimantic in a CCIL Manchester during the second The Blues walloped the Cana The two teams, along with sn played well (or the Indians Bob Gresham scored for the Curt Flood in the develop "We want something that’s delphia brought it Into focus." dians 6-9 Tuesday night—the tangs' veteran drfensemen ^ tral-lng camp In St. Feters- champion Tuesday in the Holi Central Oonnectlcat and quarter mode only on of six on defense fair and equitable to both Flood at first had said he game didn’t pay off. Wind first time St. Louis baa beaten assessed two majors for fight- ôm Malln, former Mountaineers on a 10-yard run ing showdown between the day Clasalc basketball tourna Bowdoln, make up the four ham, with a big height advan floor attempts, while Windham In the first period and Jim sldps," he Aald. "W e’re not would retire after the trade to Manchester rsturns to ths Montreal In 23 meetinga. Includ ing, a m l^ o n d ^ a ^ a gaine catholic High and As- veteran major league out ment sponsored by Sacred team field, wtth Friday tage, was able to shake the de pumped In seven of 17 tries and trying to be unfair, but it’s un the Phillies. But his letter to hsrdcourt Saturday evening at ing eight straight final round ml^ndurt. Whw the rureed college basketball Braxton got the clincher on a fielder and baseball’s con By DEAN YOST Heart, defeating Sacred Heart Bonnies Win Festival night’s opening round calling liberate game of the Indiana thla cold shooting hurt the lo- one-yard run with only 38 sec fair to say there’s no answer to Kuhn Indicated that he had de the Clarks Arena hosUng OCIL playott defeats—four straight In the reserve clause. 82-74. for Hartford and Boardoln to and coasted to a 67-88 win. ca'K The local five made 18 of m wm ®" the faculty at Baft onds remaining In tlie rain- troversial reserve clause. cided to play next year, a devel SMers, Imagine a 54-lncfa snow NEW YORK (AP) — crown with a 73-72 victory over member Bristol Eastern. both 1998 and 1999. jurt wait to see catholic, will leave the ranks of " I ’ve talked about* the reserve Southern Connecticut hod a 70- clash at 7 p.m. foUowed by Windham kept Its record un 82 shoto for a 41 per cent aver soaked contest played before Flood was expected to confer opment the commissioner said storm of powder, well it hap That mountain of a man, Weakest Best (Colorado, ranked No. 20. It was Wlsaksm (ilj^ In the only other NHL game one. And he's a better than bachelors this summer with his attorney, former Su clause for the last 10 years,” pleased him. pened last weekend at the tal- 61 lead with four mlnutea to go, Uie Blue Devils’ encounter marked and Is 6-0 while the age whUe the Whippets popped r average AHL players, too . . . 48,642. BlUy DuPre’s 87-yard St. Bonaventure’s Bob Lan the Sooners’ 10th win In 11 Young played Tueeday, MInneaota and Official scorer at East hoop but the score narrowed to 72- HONOLULU (AP) — Yale with Wesleyan slated to get Silk City five Is 0-6. In 23 of 87 attempts (or n 40 Saturday night the Kings eU' field goal put the Gamecocks on preme Court Justice Arthur Ungton Md area. From Friday starts, with Steve Ayers sinking lU m m nn 8 Loa Angeles battled lo a 09 (Joldberg, on his next atep after afternoon Until Sunday eveniiig, 68 In leas than two minutes. ier, is still looking for University, reguded as the underway at 8:46 o’clock. Manchester opened the game per cent average. Moom < the scoreboard In the second pe the clinching free throws. Wwilry 0 deadlock. t^^„rX,crat*Z‘’Ea:J: *^d“Sr"*S Then the efforts of Len Pollazd, someone to cut him down weakest team In the sixth very slowly, working the ball l.«adtng the scoring was riod. an exchange o f letters with four and a half feet of white Oregon handed ninth-ranked Ojsgnon a (M) The Blues mode fart work of *™ m^Wh*™Athletics."handling the timing, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn in Test of Brute Strength stuff fell on the ground making who was named the tourna to size. A t 6 feet 10, 270 annual Rainbow Classic, be well and looked for the open Windham (Jo-Captaln Yauhg. He I'lm lle r 4 i-4 usually files when these arch- » •» But It was Williams who was Washington Its first setback 83- 0 VortcicvSl* 0 i-a Rogatlan Vachon, Montreal’s which he asked to be declared a the beat skiing of Uie year. ment’s most valuable player, pounds, it may not come came the Cinderella team 73 for the Far West champion man. It was working but the dropped In sight from the fl(»r 1 Swllclicnkn (H) rivals tangle. Action starts at • • * named the game's most valu a starting goalie. St. Loula rushed free agent and Kuhn rejected "Snow storms are a litUe out led Southern to widen the lead Tuesday night by defeating ball wasn't going through the and mode six o f eight shots 3 liSrivlom 0 o-i 8 . . . Bill Oulltolle, aaalatant End o f the Line able offensive player. He car until he turns pro next sea ship at Portland, Ore. Stan Love 3 RiMtviw 0 tour goals part Vstchon In ths his request. of the ordinary for Santa and clinch the win. son. favored Louisiana 8t. Uni poured in 25 points and BlUy rim, and Windham capitalised. from the line for 33 points. I WHIOuni 0 director of public rMatlons with ried 36 times tor 208 yards. Windham, ^with an abundance Moore hod 13 and Co-Captain fln t 16 mlnutea, driving Mm to Flood said he talked to the Muscle Machines Claus,” commented Foster In a consolation game, TMn- versity 97-94. GasMns added 22 for Oregon. 16 Tixsla the New York Yankees, has Bowl game tomorrow that has Big 6ob came through wlUi 1 l-« i 57 The first major contest to get of rebounding power, dominat Bob (XouUer had 13 points. cover. Rookie PMl Myra took left to become publicity director the Indications of drawing oommlsBlonw Tuesday night Cffiandler taffington maricettng ity defeated Queens 82-61 to the top-individual performance Yale’s Jim Morgan out- Fran Dunphy's 24 points MsseaMlee lii uiêr way cn New Year's Day ed both boards limiting the In The locals were paced by sen P II r PU over after that, allowing the and special Assistant to the gen- biggest viewing audience after Kuhn released the letters dlreotor, "but over four feet of take third place. as the annual holiday coUege scored the nation’s leading paced LaSalle to the Quaker 3 tsuiMVinI M 6 is the Sugar Bowl (ABC, 1:46 dians to only one shot at the ior guard Brian Mahtr. Maher a Bluas’ last goal. enal manager with the Pnts- vdU be In the Cotton Bowl to news media. snow Is the best Christmas pres basketball tournaments came to point maker, LSU’s "Pistol a t y title at nuiadelphia, beat 1 B Mhbw • IB p.m. EST) between third-ranked offensive board. Willle Young cotmected (or 18 points, six 1 HaUk 1 a Gary Sabourtn led lha rout burgh Pirates . . . Cheney Tech vvhere Texas will attempt to "I thank him very much for In NFL Feature ent we ever received." INDIANA, Fa. (AP) r - ,Quin- a ^kxM Tuesday night. His 80 Pete” Maravich, 88 points to ing previously unbeaten Colum 4 n M I Arkansas and 18th-rated Misals- and center Ernie Moore con- from the floor and six from the with tern goala, his 18th and isth. has a peculiar haaketball slate, maintain Its No. 1 ranking his rapid reply and his courtesy This last storm, which nlpiac College defeated Hlrm 84. bia, tied for No. 16 in the rank I Pnopim a (M) « Blppl. The favored Razorbacks polks' powered the Bonnies Unueously blocked shots. charity stripe. BUI Peoples, sit 4 W. Itohm- i a0 6 of the season. Lsurry Keenan. 'The Mechanics have five agalnrt Notre Dame. 'The sentl- In extending It," said Flood. "I NEW YORK (AP) — The National Football Leafifue brought rain and ice to much Scott College 76-67 in a capaolar ings, 89-74. 0 KVrnsn prcse.nt a 9-1 record, losing only from Clean, NiY. to a 91-78 vic Earlier, University of San 'The Whippets pressed Msn- ting out the entire first half, 0 M 1 Jtanmy Roberta and PMi Ooy- stralght home games, then play mental pick Is the Irish but on told him we'd decide some time final in Minnesota Sunday shapes up as a test of brute of the Northeast, was more don game of the Christmas Mel Knight’s layup wtth 18 0 Ckmran 0 CM) 0 to Texas in the regular season tory ov er Purdue for the HoU- Francisco defeated St. cheater for almost three saw action In the second half etta bad the other M. Louis six in succession on the road Ihe dollsr line Its the Aggies. . . within the next day o f two what strength between two muscle machines who prefer to considerate wMh the taffington Tree basketball tournament here seconds remednlng earned Seton IS Toula finale, a balanced offense and day FesUval championship in John’s 97-60 for third place. B F PU quarters, hampering the In and netted six points. High-scor goats. . . . Fellow who rates a aaliite Next In importance la a toss- our next step would be.” run the ball but usually score with the pass. area. Record-breaking snow Tuesday, led by a 36-patnt per- New York. Hall the Hurricane Classic UUe, Farrlfl 1 6 . 8 Boon SI half ttlT the nation’s stingiest defense JohiiBon 3 3 8 The shutout went lo Glenn for an excellent Job as club man- "p. Rose Bowl which features But Grant’s Minnesota Vik depths are being reported. formanoe by^GUff Mioriey. 66-65, over Texas. Fifth-ranked against scoring. In his letter to Kuhn, Flood The victory ran the 12th- WUdft 4 0 8 Hall, who woo making Ms fourth ager at the Manchester Ooun- Michigan and UBC or the meetings undoubtedly will try to run taffington mcdntenance men Moaely amassed a total of Ohio ^.University salvaged the B ergrr 8 3 8 said he objected to being treat ranked Bonnies unbeaten string In the country. "A s a player be a 8 appaaranee for St. Louis after try Club Is vie Betiettl. 'Top- I K In the Orange Bowl between The Ole Miss offense revolves at the Cleveland Browns with have stKceeded in plowing the 69 points in two games ffi .ttie Hurricane consolaUon 'prize Deckno 3 ed an a pmperty "bought and parking tots, and most slopes to seven'gamea. Purdue, 7-3, is does some things Lew Alclndor WNlette 4 3 10 Rockville Red-Hot, endtng Ms rstiramsM. flight managers are scarce Penn State, possibly the best around Archie Manning, a spec Dave Osborn and Bill Brown or tournament, setting a new re ranked No. 17. with a 99-74 triumph over Miami A ceto 6 0 13 sold IrrespecUve of my wishes." and trails bavs been packed. didn't do," he said. Lanier com Kehoo a 0 4 The Oanadtsna had won 16 these days and Benettl fits Into team in the country, and Mla- tacular Junior quarterbMk who Oscar Reed. In return, Blanton cord tor the competition. of Florida as John Canine Flood was traded last October All six of KlHlngton's mountain Three other teams ranked in pletely overshadowed the Boil Oarm thors 8 0 6 and tied five games agakurt the thle category perfectly. Under souri. . .Meanwhile, back at the engineered big victories over Collier positively will probe w it h ______Moriey** 18 Beld goals and scored 37 for the wliuieni. WeMeii 1 0 a by at. Louie to Philadelphia in areas are operating. Including the Associated Press Top Twen ermakers' All-American Rick Cops Fifth Straight Blues sines St. Louis was addsd Benettl.'a supervision the Ooun- m'tch, a happy and safe New L8U, Tennessee and Georgia Leroy Kelly and Bo Scott as his 89 pobito in Monday night’s ty poll captured tournament U- Sixth-ranked Teimessee was Totslii ai 13 74 the deal that sent Rich Allen to the first two secUons—2H miles Mount, who was held to 19 to the NHL In the six-team ex try exub has a fuU social sched- Year to all readers. Have a nice th's season. Mississippi finished the Cardinals. Cleveland team attempts to game—which Qulnnlplac lost to Ues. another oonaolatlon winner, rip KIlinKlon («) pansion which look place tn with a 7-8 mark. —of the gondola. The new lift points by the Bonnies’ tight zone B K Pm Coming on like wild fire after a so-so start, Rockville ule. holiday weekend. force an opening for Bill Nel- Cheney Stats—also set tourna ping Memiffils State 72-61 in the Horned 5 7 Flood's letter asked Kuhn to boasts a vertical drop of 8400 Third-ranked South Carolina, defence. 1 t**7. NBC comes an with the Tex- sen’s passes. ment reomds. led by John Roche’s clutch foul AU-CoHege tourney. Seventh- PHen* a 1 6 High’s Rams racked up their fifth straight hoop de Inform all major league clubs feet and trails as long as five (S«4Cno 3 1 7 WEST SIDE PEE-WBB Montreal clearly oiitclosasd as-Notre Dame showdown at 3 Lanier hit 18 of 22 shots from ranked New Mexico State de SchulVH cision last night with an easy 74-42 decision over non If the VlMngs or Browns find miles. shooting and Tom Riker's 36 a 3 8 Poganl Berbers downed Nas- the Bluss In the 1666 Stanley p.m. (EST). Making their first that he desires to play baseball the field, including 18 straight feated Sul Ross 96-76 In a non CHk J 1 3 loop for Ellington High. The charges of Cofu:h Bob (}or- Ahvays Go for Home Run they can do the Job with the Some veteran skiers on the paints, downed Notre Dame 84- Brahm 2 0 4 slff Sports. 54-36. In an exciting CXip finals, wtimlng fouralralght bowl appearance In 46 years the points in the first half. He also tourney game. Houston, No. 8, lett led from whistle to whistle — ...... - • ■ " ...... In 1970 and, in effect, is open to nish, they wUl play it close to slopes said Utat they haye heard Boston A ce 88 in overtime for the Sugar Cavamuffti 3 3 4 overtime contest. Paced by games with eass. The year ba- Fighting Irish will have to stop grabbed 16 rebounds. bslted Callfornla-Santa Barbara Bedard 2 0 4 at the loser’s gym with reserves ^ O » any offers. the vest. But it Is unlikely that of snow storms and sM oondl- Bowl tlUe at New Orleans. Aus Mike Silver (14) and Tom GrU- fore ths Canadisfia aloo won the Longhorns’ powerful ground 98-85 for oonaolatlon honors In Ihat, of course, strikes at the either club wilt be able to ram Uons Uke this but never have tin Carr hit 43 for the 13th- Unbeaten but unranked Nia Total B 16 13 43 s e ^ g much acUon. ^ m e P S O C t S wold (6), the Barbara notched tour straight frosrt the Blues In game, led by quarterback the Las Vegas Claaeic. The Roms ore now a res pec- Destroy Bomb Attack heart of the reserve clause the ball down the other’s witnessed tt. C arl Garrett ranked Irioh. gara, even without Calvin Mur the win by containing the big the Cup finals but were forced James Street. Kmmt Oraabjr (85) table 6-2 as they head Into the which binds a player to his club. throats. StaflsUcs do show It is I made the trip with three North Carolina, No. 4, cap- phy for 16 minutes of the second \ Among the other tournament B F Pm offenzlva attack of Mark Darn- Into overtime ttrice. Comeau a 0 4 new year while BlUngton's \ u l l 6 I 1 6 y 1 6 C I 1 Texas, winner of all ten Kuhn's reply pointed out that easier to run on the Browns ski, friends Friday evening. Up turad tl|e/ Carolina Classic by half, took the All-College cham- winners were Florida State, an fco (10) and Arnie Baullah. Gary GooUss Gerry DesJardins and T op RookiiC ploiuhip by downing host Okla- Btoudl 7 4 18 young — mostly underclassmen » Must to Stop Oakland starts, faces Irish front lines Flood’s contract with St. Louis than on the Vikings. eariy Saturday morning and on tripping howling Green, 89-72, 88-63 victor over Florida In the NIebbion 7 1 15 Damko played wall In a looing Fern Rivard performed specta that outweigh the Longhorns’ al had been assigned to Philadel the slopes we found it rather behind Charley Scott's 27 points. l:oma City 87-75. Murphy, 6- Gator Bowl at JacksonvUle, Shart) 9 3 21 — squad has a 2-4 won-laaa log. l lr h lA T r i / I - V / t . cause with a fine datenolve ef cularly In the nets os kClnnssota UMeas the weathenman comes OAKLAND (AP) — COri Gar G egor 1 0 a Boiton High had a long rids a - F W v U ^ • X most 30 pounds a man. Notre phia In accordance with terms Davidson thumped Syracuse foot -10 AU - American, was BanHcw fort. and Los Angeles battled to a SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) — "Deatroy their up with a bllssard at game time difficult to sM. Heavy snow was rett, Boston’s pewertui running Fia., Georgetown, D.C., which 1 0 a Dame Coach Ara Parseghlan, of the general agreement nego falling with a cold wind added 10S-8i ^ the Charlotte Invita brached with four personal fouls downed Stanford, 101-81 in the R osenburc 1 1 3 home from Bart Granby after Somers built up a I9-13 half- scoraiss* tie. bomb attack.” 1 p.m., EST, both Grant and bock, was a surprise winner Ocitneau 1 0 a whose team compiled an 8-1-1 tiated between baseball and the tional ^.prown as sophomore .arly In the second half. But Kodak Classic at Rochester, absorbing a 66-67 defeat. The time lead and then rtresJied-to-s NuMlff Arms HI SI ColUer probably will go to the making it hard to sM. My gag over Greg Cook of the Amsr- That’s the way. to beat Oakland in Sunday’s Ameri mark, promised that It will be Players Asoclatlon two years Brian Adrian led the way with Wayne Jones picked up the N.Y., and Texas AAM, which Totals as 9 66 setback was the fomth in six 71;34 win over Cheney Tech, Pagan! Barbers 9 5 pass. If that happens, the real JOE KAPP gles were fogged up and my ioan Football League’s Rookie Bel loa (57) can Football League chataPionship. says Ttun Flores, "a hillin' football game.” ago. That agreement expires at hands were frosen. In the af S3 points. slack, finishing with 20. Murphy grabbed the Polnscttla title In B ' F Pt* starts for the BuUodgs. F or Tech U was their fifth loas Nasslff SporU 3 3 war will be fought in the pit as of the Year award chosen by the reserve Kansas City quarterback who for seven midnight tonight. ternoon the wind died down and Purdue Gooch George King had 22, 18 In the first half. Greenville, S. C. by nipping Rooer 1 a 4 ELLINGTON — Rockville, and Boriisra is 5-1. Herald Angels i I Norwalk C.C. After that, don’t turn your TV the anonymous Interior linemen Johi'ôn and Yary should be League coaches, it was announc Bnvlc-r 7 a 16 sMing on the Snowshed run, BaM orarhe 5 5 U with a weU-belanoed scoring at- The winners Umtted Chantry WEST SIDE MIDOBT years was the Raiders' Bombardier. rllal-NBC comes on with the The Players Association, un battle to give Joe Kapp of the something to see. ed today. called Lanier the best big man Oklahoma took the Big Bight Northwestern, 93-91. "They have a home run mem the only one <^>en, was oc- Boyd 3 1 7 tack, roUed port inexpertenoed to only 13 potnu In ooch half Center BHUards upset Nor Rioae Bowl at 6 p.m. (EST) cutd der the leadership of Marvin Vikings and Nelaen Uie precious Collier follows the paUem Garrett, who finlriied eighth G eer a 8 la ory—If the bomb Is there, go ceUent. RuTiai - i 1 8 Ellington. whUe thay nettad 89-83 during man’s by a S6-IS score In a C ains Edge the Orange Bowl at 8:16 p.m. Miller, has demanded 41 Items three seconds they need to set he wlU attock the Vlk- In the ASX, in rushing with 691 Late Saturday afternoon af Jim Aceto paced the Roms the 82 minuU« of play. rough gams, plagued by 19 per for it," explatoed Flores today In the Rose, oldest bowl of In the new contract between the up and throw. zones with Nelsen's quick yards and was second In kick TEETOTALERS — Brenda TolaJ» 19 19 57 In revealing the theory on which thrm all, both clubs present sol owners and players. One of ter getting warmed up in the Bucks Move into Second Place Score St hslf 3841. K. Orsnby tn ocorlng with 12 pointa and Skip Shaw canned 14 points sonal (ouIb. Big men tor ths off returns, received five Brat- Taylor 178, Bev Webb 190, Betty (Juemen were John Farrant (ID At Foul Line the Oakland offense has operat id ru mlng and passing quarter those demands Is an easing of Because surgery to both knees I? base lodge, we went out and Larry WlUette canned 10 potnta. to lead the winners In scoring. place votes from the league’s Lou Jackson 206-810, Betty Charlie Metro, new manager and Jim McNIckla (9) with cen ed ever since Al Davis caune backs. Sophomore Jimmy Jones the reserve clause which the limits his mobility, Nelsen must looked for our skis. Unfortunate Mike Farris, Howie Johnson. Bud BgUngton netted II points Ths foul tins shooltog of Nor 10 coaches and amassed a to Haefs 179, Arlee Foley 468, Lois of the Kansas City Royals, ter Mark Obsrmslsr oontrolUiig on ttte scene, first as coach guides fifth-ranked Southern players consider too restrictive be given the same type of air ^ ? Bill Wilde, Greg Berger and Kan Larrlniare tallied 12 they double up on Paul War- ly someone wanted a pair of tal of S3 points. Lowe 466, Marion Smith 207-464. makes his home In Golden, the boards. In dotaat, <êm Mo- walk Oommuntty Collsgs was and now os managing general California, 9-0-1, against sev and which the owners consider Ught protecUon that the New Alcindor, Robinspn Boh Deane ail scored eight points wtth Soucy, Julie Uorec- field, the dangerous Gary Col HEUt sMs aiKl one K2 com- Cook, the rookie quarterback Dot HUls 186-478. Colo. = " Oeown (9) played hla ttnsrt ths dttfsrsncs last night os Man- partner. enth-ranked Michigan, 8-3, the lifeblood of the sport. York Jets usually give Joe Na- pointe each. zky. Bob OuUer and Rtnard get lins would be open. Nelsen will peUUon sM. TMa could have from Cincinnati who won the game yet this year, wtth Mike "A lot of teams look for the paced by Junior QB Don Moor math. That means Dick Schaf- For the loeera. Court Hsnied ting the remaining 12 paints chaster Coromunlly Catlsga MlUer said that Flood had try to get Kelly and Scott or made the weekend a complete league passing UUe, was second R a m ^ (•) and Ed Bombardier betnb but won’t go for It os head who lielped the Wolverines rath, John Demarie, Fred Hoag- . . and Paul Oegne tallied seven Tech is In action Friday ptoytog at ths Cftark Arsna, was come to the Players Association loss. In the balloUng with 30 points Team to Top Bullets (4) also putting In a lop effort. frequently," Flores pointed out. knock off Ohio State this season. lln. Gene Hlckenon and M ^ e i®‘T **" pointe each. Paul Schuize net against BoKon at )KMiie defaoted 1093 Ths wtn uppsd about a month ago, asking for backer. And, of course, Kelly Up early Sun^y, expecting a and two first-place votes. "Most teams won’t audlblllse to Mqorhead made good on 60 cnark must handle Carl Eller, “ NEIW YORK (AP)—How do you stop speeding Bul ted six points with teammate Ks*t Uraeb* (til Norwalk's rscord to 7-t whUs support In hla fight. The Aseo- throws the option pass. day in the lodge, I left my aU Jerry Levias of Houston was 6 r PU Army * Navy 8 1 go tor It If they come up to per cent of his pass attempts Gary Larsen, Alan Page and JOe Peters popping tn flve po'rts. Uis Cot«ara dropped bslow 800 clatlon voted unanimously to clothing behind and went in third with one Brat-place vote lets? It’s easy—^just have Lew Alcindor and Flynn Rob Hhav Cantsr Billiards 3 3 the line wlUw-apothcr play that this season as well as carrying Jim Marshall, the Vikings' Pur Kapp also can be eiqiected to EAST GRANBY — Strong re MlkuWiI \ to 3-5, support him and helped put him sports clothes. My friend and I and 14 points; O.J. Sln^pson of inson around. — ------Knox Nasslff Arms t 3 3 looks like It will work. the ball more often than any ple Gang. work over the mldcHe and once bounding by East (hranby’ e MCirririt Connoettog on 35 of 51 a * In touch with Justice Goldberg. decided it was time to look tor Buffalo was fourth with one Brat The two teamed up to lead at the buzzer (or the final two- Norman’s 1 8 With the R ai^rs, If they see other Wolverine. He tossed for again will test the rookie cor- front three and Bolton, without D l^ lfietoa isropte from tho ehartty rtrtps, Miller said among the euggea- The Browns’ line has permit our aids at the lodge. Stop place vote and 10 points, and JDlwaukee to a 126-124 victory point gap. . a chance to go for It—they go five touchdowns and scored nine nerback, Walt Sumner, who was the servlcea of Pete Hanson, D Norwalk atthough outshot tiosn tlons for loosening the clause ted (ts quarterback to ping at the informaUen desk, I BUI StanfUl of Miami was Bfth over Baltimore Tueaday night for six. 'Htey're always looking times. burned by Washington in the WUliz Reed scored 13 of his 25 spelled the difference. NMarjf) Iho fknr, liad snough to paw- that baseball has rejected was dumped only 20 times (Nelsen noUoed my aUs there, and his with six points. that vaulted the Bucks into sec- PMM# for It — you can always feel .Jones scored three touch November game. Washington points in the first half as the Eart Granby lad at all turns. llAnin sr tham on to vtoiary. Manchss- the adoption of an tlon clause 17, Jerry Rhome 8. The VlMngs one. After indentifying them Ron Sellers of Boston gpt one ead place, a half-game ahead of Bulkel^ High Daryle — Raider quarterback downs and passed for 12 TDs. and John Henderson are the Knicks rang up a 61-45 lead, 19-16, 29-21, and 60-87. ter mads only 1* of 59 attempts almllar to the one used In pro have dumped the enemy quar- , . „ and a quick change of clothes It Brat-place vote and came In the BuUets in the National Bas U Tl Dsuryle Lamonica — looking for Southern Cal's attack also fea then coasted the rest of the way The Bulktogs' Kan Bavter did (Ml Tops l^tmen from ths (out tins. But the Cbu- football. In that sport, an terback 49 Umes In regular sea- ’®"* threaU with Ught end w u off to the slopes. sixth In the voting with five ketball Aoeociatton's Elastern It, looking for that six. tures tailback Clarence Davis, aon. John Beasley over the middle past the Bulls. an outstanding job etf the boards n r Pu miu winlsns Is Manchsrtsr gars mjMla 88 hasksts, to Nor athlete may declare his Inten Watting for the taffington points. Divloicn. "But It’s not reckless; It's who piled up 1,376 yards In 383 tion to play out hla option In any When the VUdnge slaughtered ^ ocreenm or dumpoffa to O#- Walt Frazier added 21 points but tt wasn't enough. He also IsAfTlmorw s High's wrssUli^ Isom. Tsrtsr- walk's 51. DARYLE LAMONICA chair lift was only a matter of Garrett, from New Mexico However, New Yra-k's Knicka as the Knicks won their sixth in was high nwn wtth i* potnta cVlW 1 I pretty well controlled. It’s de carries and nine touchdowns. season and then be free to ne the Browns 81-8 on Nov. 9 at ®®n',f"? Brown. Bmtry 3 1 dsy afternoon ths focats dropp- High scorsr was ths vtsMars' If Notre Dame knocks off Tex minutes. At the top o f lOffing- Hightanda, was the BllU third. kq>t games ahead of Mil seven games, (ffiet Walker had Sam Bsatarache had 15 paints signed eo there’s a certain pat gotiate with another club. If a MInnesoto, they got to Nelsen ***« «n*d- I 1 sd a 40-13 dscislon to Hartford Pare Ue voids with 38 points ton it was a sight, not to be 'round drafi choice and was the waukee by trouncing (Chicago 19 for Chicago, which lost Its with Bud Geer canning 13 points KifMkftS 9 tern to It. It’s a home run the- “ PPlted either by pehctral- as, emotion will be ru-nlng high player moves, the commissioner twlce and Intercepted three of those quick passes, the Bulkslay..Ths focats galnsd four srtth teammate Jo4m Wtlso )itt- forgotten. Ice clung to the Utees only rooMe chosen to the Bast US-96 la an afternoon game. In 0 ory but it’s polished. It’s Just ^ d e f e n s i v e tackles-Buck at the Orange Bowl where sec derignates a player to compen fourth straight. For the wtnnera. Butch Sharp HwnSuwiriil 0 wins to ths 13 motchsa. Ung 35 poute. Bud Altman and hla passes. Kapp threw for three **'^*]I*^" ,Y**w*’® *'**'T^ and snow was powder. I stuck AU-Star team that wiU msst the other games, CSnclnnaU stopped UlUed Sl poInU teammates Ted o that their whole passing game Curley C u lp-or ond-ranked Penn State tackles sate his former club. acores before turning over the linebackers, Lonnie War- Tom Veui Arsdale, Just off the 0 •a- Btaksslsy (B) pin FlavsU Lse hod 14 and It potnta raspsr my pole in the snow and it West In the AfX, All-Star game Son Diego 125-120, San Francis Is based on yardage and touch- *’*1^1*' '*** “ utslde Uneback- ■ Ixth-ranked Mlstouri. The Nlt- 'ob to Gary Cuosso adek of the Vikings and Dale injured list, drilled home 29 Itaudt and Henry Niabioon had (Ml l:(» . Uvsty lor the wtonsra. Miller said that while Flood went over the hand grip. In Houston Jan. 17. co beat Loa Angeles 105-100 and It downs. not completion percen- ers -Bobby Bell and Jim Lynch, tany L'ona have enough going points to power (Cincinnati to its 16^ and 16 raepacUvaly. itvir* M Kmn Umnlsjr tor -ktanchsrtsr forsfaU. For the local five. Bob Back- has hie Association’s full sup Kapp. the unprefficUble. has ®*“®*> Being my Brat time on the Cook was the first rookie to tage. "W e've got to get them off as Is - belng the underdog and Seattle whipped Phoenix 184-121. fourth straight conquest. US- Lsacroart (Mi dsc Mc with wUh 33 was high nsm. port, the next step was up to the been sm ea r^ 38 Umes by ene- Winston and Wally slatanoe'' Flores said. "You striving to extend their 39-game In the American Basketball Elvin Hayes led the Rockets Mahon (B) 10-3. Bsckwtth liil ntato hoopa from outfielder. my rushers and bUUers and ^**"!1^**T *** VlMngs and my ski partner. JUl of what I his average o f 9.41 yards per Chiefs Is dlftortnt," Flores con- can't go at them conventionally. unbeaten string. Srawdithm, the New York Nets with 31 points. Re-EvaluiUion of Rulings 135-KsUsy (M) dsc. I al ssa ths floor and nutk four (ram Flood recognises that he Is Cuosso. hU backup man. has 5“" H°’“ ton and John Garllng- have heard about the snow was attempt was bettered only once Unued. "'nie philosophy here Is You've got to change your l«>k Penn State coach Joe Pstem o whipped New Orieons 110-102, (B> S9. (ha tins Jim Fagan. Rom kUrsk been sacked six Umes. That ’"’*‘® true. It was the finest riding In AFL history when Lcn Daw to nin the ball a lot more. the time and force Daryle was none too pleased when Pittslniigh diecked Carolina 97- 160-Glngraa (B) pin Mangun and Ks m South nstted I*. M. President Nixon acclaimed Tex- makes 84 Umes the Vikings' line condltlona I have ever sMed on. son averaged 9.43 yards in 1966- Governing Amateurs Asked It's more of a controlled type ot the pocket or get him 99, Kentucky turned back Warti- (M l t:l*. and 16 points, to a wsU-bsUaiutod of Grady Alder, Jim Vellone *’®**' *®^ kicking and Leaving this beautiful country game, a patient game. But Al ®tf balance, a the No. 1 teaik In the land tngtoB 159-137. Indiana topped B Pin Tourney 157 -Groaao (Bl pin Mangun . aoortng atteiek. following the Longhorns' 18-14 Teevee Viewing Mick Ungelhoff. Milt Sunde and Minnesota has a dsdd- was hard. I thought about call SAN FRANCUKX) (AP) — Toomsy, who ast Ms world always said he was a parsing "If we can do that—If we Scholastie Basketball Miami US-106 and Denver beat (M) 5:54. Manchsrtsr conUnuso Ihsir triumph over Arkansas. Hoping WEDNESDAY Ron Yary have let their passer *® *• ing home and saying It was Im- At GlaBtonbury BUI Toomey has set a world decalMon rscord sarty this coach. He likes to throw." can destroy their bomb attack— of 87 field goal attempts In regu- Loa Aagelea 12S-U6. 14S—Mllwako IB) pin fftsrea hone schsduls agakua NorwsUk to land I"' the top spot In the fi posrible to leave and that the Maloney 71, Brittql Ceutnd 5l decathlon record and owns tbs Lamonica was the perfect ra- we can beat them." 7:86 (tt, M) Orange Bowl Whwiukiu) took advantage of month, was asksd by a telsvt- (M ) 4.93. Stats Monday night rt 7 a’ciook. nal As.'oclated Press poll, to be As ths Los Angeles Rams *®*‘ VlMngt ss road conditions were bad but Oonard 69, Bristol Esriern 66 Bowl Thursday 13*8 Olympic gold msdai In that flection of that theory during ______Parade, Alela(toe'e zlMoting and missed aiaa nsterork lo go lo Now York 16*—Scott (M) dsc. Diamond conducted after 'Thursday's learned last Saturday. Kaim can to 13 of 23 for Don work was calling, so I hung up Platt 67, WethesMtoM 74 ^svent. CC. 0 6 ) the regular season as he pilot (8) Astro Blueboiuiot Baltimor e shots to break open a Field of 160 Is expected to ■(B) 49. gnmrs. Penn State will have to ram Um ball home In his own ‘Ilf my sMea for another weekend. Southtoflton 75, Hlmaiairy 78 Thoss two facte, hs says, sp- to participate to a ysar-ead ed sm attack that gained more Bowl! Auburn %-a. Houstoa. tight game in the third quarter iSS-Roksrts (M) dsc. UMch 66 wmum (ôacli Stricken stop a strong Missouri offense, style. In 33 carries this year he , ■ ; ' ‘*‘® MlnnesoU pun- Windsor 57, PtaiovHle 54 i compete tn the seventh annual psor to havs mods him fair sports show. yardage In the air than any t h u r s Id a y ■nd eaae to its niath victory in led by Terry McMillan and Joe gained 104 yards (Nelsen wound ^® * 9»»»rterbsck. OonnMlI 96, Batt Hangiton C3am B Duckpin Bowling Tour- gams In ths quicksand dsbate Hs was not paid, of eourss— (B) *7. other clito In the league while PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — l*:8* (8) Cotton Bowl Pa 10 gameo. Moore, which can strike In the up with minus 11 yards for five *'’**^** « ^ Oockroft’e 89 nameitt New Year's Day at the over what an amateur athlste Although ths nsterork paid for ITS- Balsaky (B) pin Joknscsi ▲lungn personally leading the league 0°*ch Bo Schembechler of the rade. The 7-toot-2 rookto contributed in air and on the ground. Missouri runt). y&Mt. In heavy mud» aluah Rocky HHl 65, VInal Tseh M (Jiastcnbuiy Bowl. may and may art do. Ths only his plane trtp. hotel room and (M l •.OS. * I ^ with 84 touchdown tosses. Michigan R « e Bowl football n :M (3, n . 86) Roao Bowl 35 potnta in addltioa to pulling in 4 i tt finished with a 9-1 record. The Browns don't usually put f*" «>®W ^ a most Sports Slate Fannington 75, Bsriln 46 Archie Laroehelle reporta answer to ths psratstent pc«k- meals. Toomsy actually lost US-BoUchsr (B).ptn David- But while Lamonica is the became dll Tuesday on a Parade. | 50 rabounda, while Robinson had that the lop three cash award* 31 16 onI theUie bighie ni>hrush buth..t thetk. under-.V-ZIT Important. , . factor In favor of the Panasy 66, BM t Hartford M Ism, Toomsy thinks. Is a com monsy on ths trlp^ stocs hs son .(B) 104. tt key, Flores says Just as much returning to his hotel from a I:M (8) Sugar Bowl; Mia- will be 513). teiJO and 58709. rated foursome of Ron Snldow. *’®"** ®‘®"- nUDA», JAN. t Hillhou*e86, Hartford S3. plete ro-svahiaUcin o f ths rules hod to dilt s to lha airport: and Unllm.—Pttt (B) pin BUodsau (M l credit ohould be given to the PC*'*''* session and was con- slaalppl 4-s. Arkanaaa. lha Bodni grabbed on eariy' Additional awarde will be baa ‘ ! Honor Golfer* Wa!t Johnson (probably'4'Dm Bolton at Cheney Tech WUtdaor Looks « , goverelng amateurism. pay for oab lares and elhsr hne troops who have to hold *® bis room by physicians, I:M W Colton Bowl: lend, hut Earl Sionroe. who ed on the number o f entries. Wmckwitk beat).. Jim KanlcM and Jack South Windsor at BlUagton 63 Here to publicias hla compsU- tocidantala. off the enemy trying to diffuse Doctors said he had suffered Notre Dnme vs, Texna. •eorad 50. lad a Bullet rmUy that Six rittfls arc scheduled, 10 NORWALK. Cohn. AP — Gregory sacked the passer 87 Rockville at Windsor at. Paula 16, Xhriar TO tlon to a now svsnt, ths Indoor "I hod Jurt gotten soairted BLKS — Jack Chrtoladars n the bombs — center Jim Otto, at* attack of gastritis. ^ Jack Nlcklaus and Kathy Whit 4:8* (tt, 8*) Rooo Bowl: euaklad them to tie it 86-98 in a.m.. 13:16. 3-09. S. 7:16 and 18*160. Mlks Denhup 14*599. Michigan >-s. DSC. Umes plus getting to Craig Mor^ Coventry at Windham TOeb NoraAch m . Now BfeMMi at penthalhlon. at ths All-Amsri- On day bstors," hs aald, "and W r t guards Gene Upshaw, and Jim A team spokesman declined to worth wera named the beat the tfatod quarter. 9:50. ft was a hsek of a way to BUI Afhuny 14*15*404, Norm 7:48 (tt, 86) Orange Bowl: ton three Umes In Dallas Sun n tc h 74. BolkaMy « can OamM Indoor track and Harvey and tackles Bob Svlhus say whether Schembechler male and female'golfers of 1969 8ATVBDAT. JAN. t The Bidlets rallied late tn the Defending champion is 'Ken UP AND IN—Naw Yorli Knicks' WUIis R««l g«U field most at Lbs Cow Palace, Opsnd ths day afisr a wadding, S0s4mt I9*5S5. Boh Taknadgs Penn State ^-a. Mlaoourt. day and pressured him Into only Griswold a s, IsnoMrt Itraaort- and Harry Schuh. would or would not attend the as Judged by t ^ lr tournament Bast CathoUc vm. South Osth- Si ' game, but ran out of time as Markstela of KmMt Hartford p u t CîicagD Bull defenders for an e a sy dunk but I thought ths sxposuro track t^7-5S9, 'TCny Dsatm onc ISS. 16:4s (tt, N ) PtMlhnU eight completiona of M thrown sl Jan. I, Toomsy told of his lat- The antidote is, Flores said. New Year's Day game with p'ay averaeea by Golf Dlgeat ouc ^ o c a c Wee Uaaold-who soorsd 29-hit wtth a stx-gamc acors o f 664. \ shot The New York club topped the Bulla, 116-9S. sun Ssymour 196. Bowl nghUghta. »nd two costly Interceptions. ***<»«* m . XjiOsmrd S4 trt bursoucraUc run-ta. would ks good.’ ’ pnsmure up the middle. In this Southern OUlUomla. magazine Tueaday. BABLY BIBOS - Betty Ace- Bristol Bazteili at The head-to-head duel between to m . B«»*elsr it , WtoMiam Taeh 4S ter Bacon Aoad. TT, Rham n ) V

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BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SI. 19S9 PAGE THIRTEEN A»wnr •• h e * * h a l» ARF/ WHAT'S EATIN' IT'S THAT V lP :- \ WELAX, HE'S IN LOVE WITH THE CUTE THAT BIG HOOT EarWLI El AlCD ,TiM E a g a in ;. A / f P - WOVER, POOOLE ON THAT DOG OWL-*. X WAG English Novelists EUington WaofC.. v o u FOOD COMMERCIAL! W WORP, MARTHA, I SEEM WONPefZlMG HOW North End Package Store /KRf' HAVEN'T T O b 6 o u t o f P i p e t o b a c c o / LONG HE'D LAST Forget It! t ■ ■ AfÔOO/j I cuESS I'LL ©TPOI.L. caowN B E F O R E HE ACBOW 64 Borders m ISSEP By SOL ft. COBEN ANYTHING! TO THE NEWSSTAND FOB A HEAPED FOB THE 65Smallaet Basketball Target of Armed Robbers CAN. INClCSeNTTALUV, X MAY O W LG C LU B / lE n ^ U i insiie nomlM, B E A F E W /WOMENTTS ■ »»£ (»/ M y wife again baa asked for The North End Package Store ether, commonly used to atari AH-^SELECTIMS A ITG SUCH A NICE U moim — DOWN equal thna. And for the aecond W ill Start at 49 N. Main St., which baa cars in cold weatfadr. MAGAZINE NIGHT X THINK I'Ll. 6&i«Ud> 1 Laughter Ume in aa many requeata, I*ve SO ACONS FOB. Police say that the telephone . novelist, sound turned her down. been a prime target for tblevea t h e AIB ./ WaltOT---- was ripped off oif the wall when 2Illagally Saturday She aaya that people have aald kU year, was hit once more left they arrived. 11 Conadous absent (slang) 12Ei«Ush The BaHngton Athletic League that Pve been relenUeaa, ruth- night. One man la deserfted by po> 3 Chest rattle wUl open its fourth baaketball omtooue. treacherouB, novelist, dSCirdapart This time It was an armed Uca as having a medium dark 4 Garment 2 S M I^ c a td aeaaon Saturday at 1 pjn. at slanderoui and farettom Joseph---- 5 Word ol ament 2S Armed 48Salt-tiaBuad robbery, not a night-time break complexion, poaaAly a Negro or MCavUies BiUngton » g h School. TV>mu of-urn Thoae same peofrie ^die says. 11)1 gScrutinim eoaflict. plant flcially start the flret s* • «>® bi cash. Aronson will throw the first build srith black hair and wear- A L L E Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN brews (2 weeds) soprano audior; Daniel a happy-go-lucky knight In shin AcMitUng to Frank Llntner, ing a red Jacket. The other man UAgainst ball for the Jump. 91hrsa 31Bound ing armour? an employe of the package is described as having a me- WELL, NUMBER ONE, , _ . KINDA I WHASSA MATTER,------I WONDER IF HE KNOWS 19 Conger (comb, form) 33 Cubicle 52ChalIanga There wtU be atartlw nTT imti b «^ e a i* L > srant to know, store, two men entered the store dlum dark complexion, poaalbly WE PUT IN Q U ITE . ; DARK! DID I SAY „ / ADFIJy, HE'S A SOMETHING ABOUT THIS ZOCryloudlr 10 Biblical weed 35.Alrican S4CiWinlowa J gan Brothem ^ Tenneco Lnur- I been able to get away at around 8:56 p.m. One of the a Negro or Puerto Rican, 20 to A DAY, DIDN'T W E? SUMPIN WBONG?J ICARED T'DEATH! PLACE I PONT/ 22 Electrie unit 13 Consider antelope 56 Italian (ab.) leCrafty 38PeerGynt’a cuiysney els and J. V. Kotor va. picturing her as a men picked a botUe of gin off 25 years old, about B’g ' tall. F 2 group (ab.) area 42Mislayin8 61Fointadtool 30(;onsunia At aibout 3 ,pm. the Junior **** *** * ***** * According to police, Llntner two breaks with antry aarttar league will atait with the BK new decade. did not see much more of what this year. On ona of thoae occa- 32 EngUah writar, r “ r “ V 1 L IT r W Lewis Ungton Fire Department team » ^"JT****' “ *** *^l'*** happened due to being on the alona thieves drove a truck up H playing the AmeriCsn Legton that ahe can defend woman- floor. However, he did remem- to the back door and Hien made OUT OUR W AY 34 Baltic city ' BY J. B. W ILLIAMS Post 52 team. h o^, ahe exâlna. iprayed by what iq>- off wllh hundreda of dollars 37T1wre{ore R" IT On Sunday at 2 p.m. the Su rte k n ot 8k**y*8 *t. Not to be an aeroaol can of worth of liquor. (Latin) _ __ i^*3l ---- YES, MY MOTHER AN'SINCE I'M E K- 38Engliih IT" perior Oaa team vrtU play Tre- whUa I've got a good thlnx go- ______!*______C> 1W» fcy WIA, tm. TJA UJ, AND P A P <5AVE PECTEP-DPUTN nevclist, It Can Be Said in Many Languages moot Woodworking. Tfaia win tag. ME THIS BEAUTI M y TWO CENTS It'a taken me yeare to get the FUL CHESS S E T WORTH AT THIS Charles----- be file first league game played HVD Pledge: POINT, HOW DOES 41 Paruvian coin on Sunday, because of the ex. portuntty most men never get. D A V Y J O N E S BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 2$ i r Frohe Weihnacht^Merry Oiristmas when trans chester High School. This is not the first year the TIDDLY WINKS G R A S , 43 Turkish VIP lated from the German— is the message from the pansion of the Junior league to I'm n ot^ vln g It up now. VOUf T H ATSW H A ri 44PayabIs B" Bourn’s have used a foreign language to communi eight teams from last year's husbands who claim fiOT-AM' NO FURTHER j 45 Exdamatton Allan Bourn family this year at 262 Ferguson Rd. cate Christmas greetings. Last year they had a BUT HE WILL, I ’LL WAIT HELLO, HELLO COMMENT- - FROM IT six teams. At 3 p.m. the El- You’ve enjoyed Oie stories about SET ON IT, MARCO. YOU KNOW IT/ ANYBODY/ 47 Now Zealand Bourn says he constructed the plastic holly garland similar inscription in Swedish and the year before, Itagton Jayces wUl play H and w lfa -I'm your voice, your Strong Enforcement bird m e s ^ e himself on the house with the help o f his . in French. (Herald photo by Bucemcius) M Oil Oo.. and at 4 p.m. Al's '« « « « • " « • . Yow buddy. MAgad thre^ children and wife, a French teacher at Man Auto Salea wlU play Norm's *> You think you'll ever 51 Livaly colw Of Housing Law Seen 53 Cicatrix Sheet Metal. AU games wUl be *** **** chance to voice your BT IT 55 Dash Mark Balkan, 20, of 6 Kenneth played at the high achool. fn is t a aI t r.mrnTnt ^ in print? wnii I'm your WASHINGTON (A P ) — The llon untta. Thaae tacluda >nmar- StThaekuU 1 2 th t i r e n i t Dr., Vemon, failure to drive In C-DAP Task Force Suggests On Saturday momlag at 9 —J !••• open housing law becomas occupied, tsm4o-tour apartment •1 Burning H" established lane; Bertram am . a t ttse Oanter School, the Touve got to back me - w .i^cU ve Thureday, but- dwelltaga-the sonsaUed "Mra. UEngUeh;' Barber, 37, and Gerald A. Ut tastniofional program wOI atmit. *** J treated by a pledge of vigorous MUTphy's boarding house" ex- novelist, Giiirt Cases No air! No equal Ume for my ft" ter, 19, both of Maple Rd., EI- Eliminating Many Boards There wtU be two claaaas of In. ^ enforcement from the Depart- empUon—and atagle family Charlotte..,— U l struotlons. The fin t will start wife, except under one ccondl o ^ - ^ Housing snd Uihan De- homm sold or rented by the •3 Maggots Iing;ton, for reckless driving; ROCKVILLE SESSION Manchester's C-DAP (Com- 2. Strengthen the councll- at 9 a.m. and end at 10:30, and velopment. owner without a broker and a.) George B. Landry. 43, Ht;' 30, Vemon, failure to drive In munity Development Action manager form of government, the second wMI run from 10:80 __ On New Tear's Day, approxl- srlthout dlacrlmlnatory advertta- A World War l i veteran, the to noon. Cteches will be ^ J U I P«l Off—AHrifAtl established lanCi evading re- Plan) task force on general wherever possible Wive, a,; always «UUng CARNIVAL BT DICK TURNER recipient of a Purple Heart, spoMibmty and o^rSUng under government may recommend Enhance the policy-making *^*®*?^ “ ! i their husband's thoughU IdsM to the 10 However, aome of “ thkiic V - ^ Influence m n u L e T t a t ^ ^ ellmlnaUon of w>me appota- mle of the Board of Director., Irn TreîS llL mmt Imillion " " " " " ‘apartments, Pkrtmenta. mtUU-faml-mulU-faml- million probablyprobidily are ocovered o v e r^ Jby y Istrôn H ^ it a l at l ^ k y Hill ,j drugs' and- __ a ^ «-s t______o nflwA Ove Krtaswla boards, aaeAVtrslAa agencies nea^ and'ram- andanfl ImnmvftImprove fknnfllflnnftcondlUons tinililPunder BOWIMIXl------MSElWWB------JT. ly house., and new subdivision last yesur'e high court niltag WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE aa the ot a court appear- of Eaton Rd., Tolland, missions, and the conaoUdaUon which the board serves, The Midget leîue 1. made remarks am unmlw' *'®mee already covered by the that an 19M federal act ouUasm ance y ay. failure to drive In the proper some others. 4. ~Provide '* adequate ^ phyrical “ P o< Mght teams kndooeuote o r lg to a l.^ ^ " '* * * dlscrimlnaUon In _ aU I ^ N 0...1 AAEAN ------Peter Perotti, 44, of 16 jane. The purpose of the recommen- ^“cUlttasicllltles for town servloee, ao Only under U »t condtUon housing srlUrout excepUen, film- IZ-% ------T « , m e purpoee or me rocommen- — v — •:;* — ;■ ------* nance Ridmnl Iahmi. 'We Intend ,to demonetrate to mofia udd. DI?AW WHAT DO YOU SS!SXu WIN, PLACE, AND SHOW »Wm>WM.WTMfc»m MOW. '*’**“ *'“ ^ “ *** *** “‘ '* " * * ‘*“ ’ “ e^n ‘’^ ^ m T n U ■ «« the p«qH . that w . really InUnd The 1968 Housta* Act wa. A DO FOR A 1 “ I*®!!*! !“ *■ the effccUvenem and efficiency d*PkrtmenU and agea- •»». doesn't ^ aUtute," said tlmsd so that only unlta built cles. ^ want It that way. COMIC LIVING? shopUfttag. The items were can- h ui Rd., Ellington, and for of town government" gersld, Rlchand Gum Samuel J. Simmons, assistant with fsderal ssslMsnoe ware “ “ I ’ve got to keep on my toe. STRIP.' dy bars cigarettes a i^ a few Ruaêll Lanz, 18. of Irene Dr.. u was the consensus of the 5. Consolidate all water and Leonard Aronson. HUD Mcretary for equal oppor- covered In the first year. A ^ S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL with her. cigars from a local drug store vemon, and Vemon Stein, of tasl ^ e w^^dliJÎsrtmt tae sewer utilities into a single sys Coaches for the eight Junter tunity. proxlmately 90 million units i t at a total value under $1.50. Russell Dr Vemon Lana and wnen dlKUaslng Uie ^ ______^ ^ _ My wife Is a lefty and a red tem, so as to enhance the over- league teami are Robert Haye., Simmons pledged HUD In 19T0 multi-family and new eubdlvl- T>ma,w.iitnr Tir,.i,nh UF., vcmon, Lsnz and recommendationa, that many of ,, j , , » ,v , „ head, and you know what a Albert Bement, Robert Brennan, "/orfn k the^mf^ *‘®**“ ®** *>'>krda, agencies and com- “ *l fighting oombtaation that can would at least double the I I slon housing were added auto- \ PONbU FIND THAT VOU commented, I think the man each other. mlaalons am taacUve and that *' “ ** taterrela- Goldie SpMmnn, Liawrenoe "pattem or practice" housing maticsily a year ago. be. REPcAT 'TtlU(^SELF AS L; waa hungry," and Probation Of- a rearrest was ordered for msult, ^ a ^ large number “ ’** of w i^ u n ltie e to Um Htakoy, Glenn Landmsnn, Rich- ™ ^ discrimination cases referred to The act ouUsws the denial of > MUKB iHuiiKr oi Q „a te r Hartford ama, and en- rw— "**" kre just lucky insi rw— - ______»la a finane- Oilkl 'iO U 6 ET a O E R ? fleer Paid McGeary immediate- jeg^^ j uneless of 26 Village the appointees are contributing Greater Hartford area, a ^ en- ^ Bnahm, Douglas BMinino, / y ^ the Justice Department for pro- housing renfals. sales, finane- MrNaiicM SjrftdjaaU. I m . ly agreed. McGeary aald he gj., Rockville, when he didn’t very S S e c ltL n t a ^ M lc h ^ Landm SrTjohn Say. ‘ s«:ution In Bight tag. » !d bmksrag. eervle. bw gionail cooperation. and Gunn. cause of iwcs, color, rellgton. or th l* 'L v * W...... o r ^ ^ H r ^ j!fh e '"''SnsoUdation and elimination TTmt' ktad knows aU of the "Ir*-. ' ‘ 7. Memorialise the state to Richard ( ^ te preftd^ of tricu'oT'ta-flihUî. We’ve ^ Pattern or practice cassa national origin. ^ en ^ r^ £ wim P^ttl B,!;:: assume the full coat of second- the league; Peter Jsoorsdrt, vice boards, agencies and commls. to bo careful with (ham, can Involve such things aa a he was put on probation last ____ ary education, so as to ease prcMdent; Louise Gunn, seore real eMate brokara' association Uiey’ll best us to the punch. . j i.w . ■ . W L A S n e BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE summer for tampering with They let us think w e’re the d «l“ >»ktkly e l ^ r . N Idiond booth, and that he knew __ ,_____ , ______erty and to Improve the town s urar, and Aronson and Gunn, STOCKING Vemon ment by fewer cUisens, while boM ^ that we’re getting our h<>|«rr2!!V****>* I'AA KINOA WORRIED, BUSH, THEY GOT US BUTS'POSE SOWHAT.TTELLYOUi the man h ^ been hospitalized capacity to deal with problems durectoni. still having a valuable clUsen way. when all the time w e're n®l«hbophood. or apartm W M B . CHMRS FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE, RESISTING OLD PEPPER WE'LL DENY EVERY- once tor midnutrition. other than educational. Tbe league la sseletBd flnui- W..U -«w -_ house owner who shuns blaci GETS CAUGHT 1 THING. WE'RE TWO Impact. acting through their auto-eug ARREST, AND SMOKING GRASS. Judge Max Savltt suspended GI in Vietnam AGAINST ONE. 8. Strengthen the merit sys- dally by the DUlngtion Hecrea- “ ”* sppUcanta. OH, FORGET ^ The preliminary findings SQUEALS? the Impoaitltm of any sentence Wins Air Medal rec;m m ei; iiikt toe ‘ a - ' ‘">P ~v« working------con^------^ So. when my wife saya tor the ^ P * * " . , ITi THEY PIDHT and ordered an taqidry into ad be eliminated completely: The “ d equalise salaries for custodial fees during the as.- second time that she wants k t ' ^ up educatioo carnpelgnl B U T l c n CATCH US WITH NO, & I" 1 ‘ mittance at the veterans hospi ANY. HEAR AS WELL equal time, I again say, "For- ."P*® ** >kk^. Dwell In Sftffity tal for Perotti. get It.!" substantial Increase over the I A nolle was granted to a teen 800 of Mr. and Mrs. Hownand Del A g ii«. the Coimmml^ ,?°*“ ®*i long-range capital program- Masses at St. Luke Church In Individual oomplalnU prooeesed Webeber Dr., has Economic Opportunity and budgeting. Ellington tomorrow will be at by HUD this year. - ager about to enter military ^ o* the Administrative Council on - ii ■ « . m snd a sendee, but not for that rea- been awarded the AJr Medal Opportunity tO. Develop means of encour- knd 11.48 a.m. and 5 Of these, there have been 94 I WILL Box Board Roll eucceeeful oondllationa where son. John Bemache, 17. of 62 with "V ” tor herodam by the recommend also that the aging feedback of public view- P-J"- many minority persona got the Union St., Rockville, appeared Department of the Army. Advisory Rec and Park Com. points, to guide town officials. Beginning on Sunday and con- Fulls, Pins Man Identical or similar house or e m* Ir NiA. Iw. TM laf. Ul Nl. Off. In Circuit Court yesterday on D®* P®"® is attached to ^ mission become a part of the ’’®th elective and appointive. Unutag th rm ^ the ^ LAY ME apartment they were at first de* charge of breach of peace by Citizens A d r iL ^ ^ m l t t e e ! “ Develop a mechanism to March' ‘Sinea th « idea teem* to be to find ridiculous names, “ f**! " ‘k'*' •“ “klV^ so LETt SPLIT A BOTTLE^ not be used to remedy problems the command and oontrot * Part of the CUisens Advisory SLEEP SHADESVILLE POLICE' TIM^ UASrtOMEl ALONE ON NEW OF MINERAL WATER AND in court. He said they are not a.'jrcnaft was called iqxxi Committee, Floods Hit between two 50-tach diameter employment, and other placee.” VeARl? EVE.'... WISH EACH OTHER A OOOD looking for problems in the emergency help. Del Bene, serv- ftt® general government task rolls of box board, but ha ex- Combtaed with a 19M fiu- FUTURE — BEFORE THE service but rather for "men of mg as a door gunner, fined upon torce la tentatively recommend- Sgt. Mitchell triceted htmsaU by raUtag one preme Court ruling, the fair South Hard of them allghtly. He then walk- housing act gives the govern NEW YEAR KIP RETURNS character.” the hostile force white the iN»- Ing the following subgoals for .THE 6LOBE FORINAPEQMTE Continued from Page One) ed about 30 yards and coltapaed, mtnt enforesment powar ovsr CHANNEL 30 He noUed the charge against cue was accompUshed. Manchester’s future; Faces Trial accordtag to Doratid R. Rassi, virtually all racial dlacrimlna- Bsrnache for other reasons af- Del Bene has now concluded t- Consolidate town depart- rescued from atop their esrs, (ConUnued tram Page One) tion In tha aale, rental, adverUa- ter th e f were given and told the hfe Vietnam tour of duty and ments where necessary and stranded in the middle of flood- Colontal vice preeldent. THURSDAY tag, and financing of houatng...... la assigned ■ AiiU> nFV>rt_t. Steiwart ■--- -/asm toIKI* feasible, frt atPAamllnA to streamline flilmln* admln- aX kilA^v^xMswa ed highways. United Stales Army Co. C, 5th BIHot was rushed to Man- boy that If he did enter the serv. charter Memorial HoapMai by Hut HUD farma out Individual ice he was sure he would bene Q^rgie,. Istratlve operations. In Roanoke, Va., a family of Battalion. 6th Infantry, 1st Ar- five, including three email.chil ambulance where he was ad- complaints to nine etatss arlth 6:30 AM. fit, but so also would his coun mored Division, Ft. Hood, Tex., fadarally aooeptabla opan houa- dren, crawled along a fire truck did at My Lai (Bon My vlUage) mtUed wMh a back Injury. try. BlUot, a shipper and recelvar "M Ikws and enforcamsnt. ladder to eecape from their car, Quang Ngal Province. Republic Frank Jacquith, 17, of 54 at Lydail and Fbulds haa been Excluded from the housing stranded on a bridge over the of Vietnam on or about 18 Dwfill In Sfiffity Doming St., Manchester, was Roanoke River. Polloe said the March, 1966 with Intent to corn- emptoysd by CotonliU for tan >*•' kre approxlmatoly IS mil MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Nixons Will Register brought to court after his arrest car was washed away shortly mit murder commit an assault yeani. He was working around yesterday on charges of using after the last person was res- upon a group of 30 Vietnamese the stacked box boxrd rolls donV THIS BEATS a motor vehicle without the cued. nationals, more or leu, by about 9:30 a.m. today when ths SEE WHY NOT. MOVINGA owner’s permission, breaking As California Voters - MR. LADDER Small mountain hamlets In all shooting st them with an M14 ri- kc'’" * '* ! happened. The roll. ABERNATHX AROUND WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU and entering with criminal in- By FRANK CORMIER Nixon also brought with him tour statea were evacuated. He." Marked on top of other roll#. PLAZA DEPT STOIE AAAY I ANYCA>; tm t and conspiracy. He plead Aseoolated Prue Writer about a score of bilta passed by ghorUy after realdenU left the Assault with Intent to oommU ptanad El- ed innocent to the three chargee Congreu to lU final days before Virginia hamlet of Fort Black- murder carries a maximum “ 'A, a<-ronltag to Rou. Rou (W a Hrew A Hettm To Ptanad) BORROW A B B s lT M O J B. MIDDUB TPKft (Nnst In PdMlnr Mfifi.) YOUR GOINIO and requested trial by Jury- SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (A P) adjournment. There will require nx>re water swirled through the penalty of life Imprisonment, “ freak arcldent. (>PBN WOK.'mtHBB., nuL ME t ELEPHANTS KNOW WHV T o e A V This will be scheduled in East — Declaring that he arrived action while he Is here. downtown section five feet deep. Army aourcea aald. we’ve been operating like this PLAZA WISNtS ITS I HATE A N y T H IN G ? Hartford during February and with a clean briefcase, PresI- Îdee suggested Nixon’s prta- Hundreds of West Virginians Just lart Baturday. Mltchall • hundred yaare and ntxh- SCHOOL-? bond was set at $2,(K)0 non-sure- dent Nixon says he’ll make but îpal preoccupation at 8«m Cle- Red their homes earty today told reporiers at the Pcnta'’on. ***• happanad." PRIINOS AND M M M IO tS ty. one public appearance while to „,ente would be preparations and late Tuesday as cssNXuhng "I am not gulity" of ths Manthaater paUce, haadad by ,\2’2 L Others pleading innocent to California—to register aa-a local for the State of the Union Mes- rivers In the north and aouth — lions against ms. ^ WUUam (tooks, wart on A HAPfY AND HBALTHY motor vehicle charges include voter. sage he will deliver personally fed by melting snow and a two- Mitchell would be the second *AU meaning taveUlgallng N iW YtAK - i_ r Bernard Chappell, 28, of Fox Leaving the slush and snow of to congress on Jan. 22. day downpour — flooded doaens soldier to go before a court-mar- *'*• tacldesX. Roas loM potk-a Hill Trail, Coventry, evading re- Washington, Nixon flew here Accompanying him here were of lowland oommunltlea. . tlal to boiatecUon with Uie My lAbor Boxid >%fi' sponsibllity; Antonio Rodriquez, Tuesday with wife Pat and pr. Henry A. Kissinger, his Scores of upriver homes were Lai Incident. would be noUflad PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER I 80. of 52 Village Bt.. Rockville, daughter Trlcla (or a holiday principal foreign poUcy advisor, reported flooded to window level He was a squad laader In the evading reaponsib'iUty and stay of a couple of weeks at and John D. EhrUchman, the by late Tueaday and many large platoon of 1st Lt. Wllltam L. MOW CAN YtDU erattag under the influence of their seaside home. No. 1 staff assistant to the communities downstream to the Oaltcy Jr., to the action at My IMPROVE 'EM WHENJ YOU AUWAY'S , OKX. intoxicating liquor or drugs. After Air Force One ret down domestic policy field. path of rising waters were put Lai, a village naar tha northeni GIs Start eAvMLi-l and Edward Nielsen, 17. of at El Toro Marine Air SUtion. q v o old frianda alao came on evecuaUon alert for this aft- coast of South Vlatmm on Vernon Gardens Apts., Rock- Nixon told a welcoming crowd along aboard Air Force One; ernoon. March 18, 1981. vine, speeding and operating of several thousand; Key Biscayne neighStr and ______^______^______Viet Truce CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER with unsafe tires. ChappeU and "While we are here we'U only frtend C. G. "Babe” ReboSo and CexttmMfi from Page One) Rodriques elected to be tried by participate to one public event. Murray Chottaer, .a key and miiea farther awN. South Vtot- tJic apatcli i{ueHffSî&^^ Jury and will be to The three of us are going to re- aometlmea controversial figure XAR..GAXEIC'’ namere paretroopare eald> they TAKg iroinrop M » SAMI East Hartford In February and glMer as voters In CaUfornU. i„ Nixon's Congresatonal and -Bt c l a y a p o l l a n - killed 39 North VlatnanMss, and GIFT SHOP Nlelren wlU be tried by tbe our home state.” vice prcaidenaal campaigns, AAtO WAA. II M Tew DoAf MlnAf CwJe K pFf It that Annericaa fire support ac- court to Rockville Jan. 6 on In 1988, Nixon, his wife and Cawttaer now serves aa chief Aecerdieg le (ke Sion. '' Aft. If oounied for another 98 fiouth srr MAIM aniBftT, the speeding charge. Trlcla cast absentee ballota as counrel to Nixon’s sprelsl repre- To develop mteioge for Thurtdoy, Vlataanveea headquarters said la-si James P. Baton. 17. of East registered voters to New Tor*. aentaUve (pr trad# nsgotlaUons. read wordt correiporvling lo rxrrbert at Unst four gaeremment ao|. of your Zodioc birth ilgn 8L, Hebron, was fined $20 (or They have not voted since. cawtlner is a CaJUdrnlan and diere were killed and 43 wound (oltowtag too ciorely, and James Having sold his Manhattan simply hitebed a rids horns. 11 Nr> 61 Now \7-i\ 12 0 -«> 62 0 « >Cf 2 1 ^ ed to Viet Oong attacks after the Favazu, 1*. of Hoffman Rd., apartment, Nixon had a choice There had been some specula- 13 *«8fi*M.o

»r began. ^ ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS turn. residence here or to Key Bis- Thundajr's Rore Bowl game be- 36D»V 66 roMf Tile (our South Vletnameee Thomis O. Miner, 18, of Sooth cavne, Fla., where he owns two tween Michigan and Southern 6SMINI JT fmt ATn^ UAfTTASHn HSo CRAcKeits f ttaM>r»0 i AajfiHorOv soidleni were killed during a he come FROAt SKY/ IO.TJ PIRP plane Rd.. Ellington was'fined $28 af- adjoining houses. Aa bad bsen CaUfornla. Howsver. It sesmsd MAT V 6 5MA6M, PUfUe FiCMr LIKlT r^AmCR •' CRASH/ BEND.' ICCK AT i H X e P d f» y t o ff lOO-round mortar barrags and a M-iVKK- tar a plea of guilty to breach of expected, he has tipped the bal- more likely ths chisf executive julil H 40A 20 Od* BK >' cn* ground pnoba T\ieoday night HURT HCAPCTi BOCK-AUICH WOOD ' ■e MUSiVE 41 Lrfti* 2t Cow^ A charge of reelsting ar- ance to favor of his native Clall- would watch the conteM on tHs- UK47-S0.J9-47 11 Jr tl J3i-]»32d*4r agatttM a fovernm eal Infantry •CHUTISP y , & ^ 7 7 4 1 -« 12 To OOsd* 1777K86.»dD. reet was nolled. forala. / vision. , 13 Torw*i9ofiMjm 4l Do TJfenOSU0% ba ttalion naar Quang Ngal City, : r 3s, of 12 Win- l^slktag briefly to newsmen He told reporters be would be CAMCU 14 44 ^lOOfiwFO 24 6w^^ CAseicoaN f0,*.JUM It <5 Yow 45 A 75TrMO otc n jR on the coast 138 mi les north of 1 LITTLE SPORT* B T ROUaOM dsnnere Ave., Rockville, w’is aboard his plane before landtag, watching a tot of holiday season I6 H ^ 4A L#r Dowf" 26 latgon Twenty-two South Vlet- » JAM I* fined $35 for breach of peace by Nixon said be had spent much football on telcvialaiL ' IT A4*^fO«'«o4fo47 A/«orvvr 22 Agod^ ■smee» were wuwided. and IDC^ 4i---- Wo«-- 21 II 2 3 .»4 3 ^ m , assault. * of the croas-coantry (light work- Nixon decltnad to pick tbe OvD-tO-Jt-H headquarters eaid 23 of the sns- S c J o w n if Wod% 4f WrfH 2f r«oo ImpoelUoo of rentence was mg stone to his, calto- winner of ‘Ihoreday's Cotton 20 ML. 50To DO Wop* r squsSMM my were kUled. suspended for Rpbert Pilralnen " I cleaned out my briefcase." 5 0 WI rocettag In Dallas b e lw ^ 31 VWtf It 77Pmf 52 t>F!>8ffte*od D20 JAM Meanwhile, the loarar of 118 Went ICain St.. RockvlUe. he said. Texas and Notre Dams. Havtag 5}D®«m DILao# house of aouth Vtotanm's Psr- ■ AM a 23 Twpn HI i ,fU after he gutity to faU- The Prestdesit poatpaned the rounad the tre of Petw filnu 24Tugw. 54 5MU«M«k4 64V0Mr Usmsnt today look the ftral step K', K ;^ y 2 6 -»ft 55 X 65 MiO

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Butiims S«rvleM U A rik iM 45 THERF OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE WoRted— Heol Esiefe 77 ______OffETtcl 13 35 DEiPESTDABLE man wanted to FOR “a Job w^))d room apartment In prbnde correct or omitted Insertion fOr any advertisement and ttien '0099. view. UMTILTHe/ HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — only had Ms own coins since only to ttie extent of a “make good” inaertloa. Errors wMcb second and third shift Lathe tor, Westingfaouse electric home. Pleasant, convenient (praters, second shift. Verti RMALLV Police said Monday n l^ that 1869. To commemorate the oen- do not lessen the valne of the advertisement wUl not be SNOW Plowing—Private and SALE!SOIRL wanted for fUU- range. Both in exceUent condi WanfMl— To Buy 58 ApartmMH Plots— location. Working adUIU, 648- an unloaded starter'a pistol and tenary o t Jamaica coins, it han corrected by “make good” Insertion. . ' cal turret lathe operators, section. CaU 648-7268. 2880. 6 M - small business lots. Reason tlme days. Apply Touth Centre emd shift. Call LeMl Corpora WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Tu R in u ts 53 a poUceman’e slip on a patch Issued two new Mampe tor the able. CaU 028*7000. Manchester- Paricade. tion, 648-2362. Model Home Furniture furniture, partial or complete TWO-ROOM furnished apart of ice triggered a burst of po- occaaioo. (Boekvflle. ToD Free) estates. Call 6392300 days. 646 TWO ROOMS and Utchen, ment. Heat, hot water, stove. Hce gunshots Oiat klUed a bus- The three cento bear* a toe- KEYPUNCH Operatofs, experi FORESON car mechanics^ 'fuU- 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL 0004 after 7 p.m. heat, hot water and appliances^ . refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s, pected holdup man sever- simile of each side ot the first enced and beginners. Work 643-2711 875-3136 Household Sondeot Ums. Apply In person. Gdrih’s 19 PIECES — —------——------centrally located, on bus Une. 8*? Main St., Manchester. si blocks trom the scene ot the halfpenny and the 18 cents days, evenings, part-time or Sports Car Center, Route 83, holdup. shows Jamalca’a tint penny OffeiEd 13-A fuU-time. Immediate assign $297 Leoto and security required. ToUand T p ke., TaicottviUe. Interior Designer waitts reliable glass,- pewter, oil paintings ui Adults only, $86. CaU 6491369 The man was Identified as coin. LIGHT TRUCKINa, bulk deliv ments In your area. High pay, other antique item:;. Any o s r m s o c o o r e famUy or newlyweds to aedept between 97 p.m. B I L H VOHGAlLUtORE Andrew Chaney, 86, of Hsrttocd Btorller coins uosd to Jam alea Trouble Reaehing Our Advoiiisor? ery, yards, attics, cellan no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 PLUMBERS and experienc ijuantity. The Hairiaon’s, 643 — brother of Jam es Chaney, 29, varied trom the dowbloana, pts- Asylum St., Hartford, 276-7610. deUvery of complete Model Dto For Root 54 mmUREE,*A9- cleaned and removed. Also odd ed helpers. Apply at 994 Hart play of QuaUty FuriiUure Just 8706. 166 Oakland Street. MANCHESTER — New flve- who won shot to death by a totee, joes and realea tojhe ford Tpke.t Rockville. Jobs. 644*8962. SE!CRE!TARIE — Typists — removed to warehouse for Pub room apartment in two-fam- NEWLY remodeled office, part- store earner during a holdup to Biitlrii colonial cotais. The flnt 24-Hour Answering Sonrleo 8 HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques ly furnished on Main St., heat Clerks and other office skills. Uc Sale. Modem 8 complete lly home. Three bedrooms. Uie same netghborhood on Nov. Jamaica cotns were rinick 100 CUSTOM made draperies, slip WANTED — Plant operator for bric-a-brac, locks, frames, Available Immediately. Range, included. $90. CaU 6499678. He ForSolG 72 For 72 Ootoff Towh IT, 1968. years ago at the Royal Mint to Free io Herald Readers coven and reuimolsterlng. Many needed for asrignmenits PubUc Works' Dept, at the rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 glassware. We buy estates. Vil near home. Temponuyk full pc. Convertible living disposal, carpeting throughout. 75 Albert W. Lewis, the package London, Budget terms. Established in Eighth Utilities District to fill lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 Garage. $1M monthly ]dus OFFICE suite for rent. Excel- <■ ------MANCHESTER — Modem, Im- store owner, identified the vie- Oodn coUectora wiU note that Warn Information on •me of our olasslAed adverttoamenwr 1940. Days. 024-0104 evenings, time or 9-8 p.m. Highest pay, an existing vacancy. Send ap Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 0 pc. Lake St., Bolton. 6493247. lent Center St. location. Suit- TWO FAMILY, 4Vi • 4 rooms, maculate (Jairison Oolonlal. No i^nswet at the telephone Hstedf Simply eaO the 09 1M9 by NlAg Ik. Dinette. $10 down, you may utilities. Paul W. Dougan, Um aa the man who had held many Jamaica coins, partieu- 049-7090. no fee. Staff BuUders, 1 1 Asy- plication to Mr. H. Osgood, Realtor, 649-4636. able for doctor, attorney, real first floor vacant, ssparmte fiu> baths, family room, firs- HEBRON — 6H-room Ranch liun St., Hartford, 278-7610. purchase any room Indi- him up at gunpoint a few min- tarty those of the Queen Victoria P. O. Box 1180, Manchester, estate office. Ground floor. AU naces, 100’ frontage. Invest- place; 3-car g an g s, cantral on hsavUy wooded lot, ***“ utrs earUer In 'the Keney Pack- raign are dUttcuM to loonte and LIGHT trucking — Lawns, cel Conn. 06040. vlduaUy. Immediate deUv Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTE!^“ Northw^ utilities, pculdng. Call 6491680. ment property. CaU owner, location. Quick occupancy. Bel basement, rear porch, many EDWARDS lars, attics cleaned, odd jobs. KEYPUNCH operator, mostly ery or free storage. age Store nt 292 BastxMr 8L are a valuable asset to any ool- LIGHT housekeeping room, ful Apartments. AvaUable Imme or 6498549. 6491DI9 between 11 a.m.-l p.m. Air Real Estate, Vhiesnt A. extras Included In the sale Trees out and removed. 648* Pgentleman, 1677. Acre lot. $23,900. PhUbrick rooms, garage, IH baths a prone poirttlon and leveled a to Australia where your leftor corders for rent. Marlow's. 867 cial rates for people over 60. ya, 682-0492. COSID tomporaty 022-7249 run St them, bracing his right wlU obtain a epectol pictorial AutomobilM For Sdo 4 service, 100 Constitution ^*laxa, 37 good references, private homei *V4 ROOM apartment, free 5jp ly '1 ltoriSw’e,**86T M ^ S t ! Agency, Resttors, 646-4800. fireplace, buUt-tns, carpet Main St. 649*0821 CaU my competitors, then call Httip W c w fd -M a l> 36 (former B^iUer Brush bldg.) very near center, 21 Church heat, hot water, parking. A p- ____ MANCHESTER —9room Cape ing. acres. Don’t let this hand with his left. hand postmsrc. Suite'800, Hartford. 170 Pine St. Manchester on the west aide. Built by An- 1M4 PLYMOUTH sWy, power me. Estimates given. 649-7868. GENERAL light cleaning, part- St. 649-4966. ply Manchester Garden Apart- sm a l l STORE near 100 per NEW RAISED Ranch, 6 rooms, one get away from you. The gun was later found to U.8. oollectoni can teraaid HERALD steering, automatic. Askliig PRODUCTION mUllng and time. Apply in person, HoU- 646-2382 saldl, IH baths, fuU shed plus garage and large lot. $96,- be an unloaded starter’s pistol fuUy-addresaed envelopea to: Building— GENERAL Secretary — must lathe hands needed. Liberal ments, 16 Forest St. cent Main Street location. Ap Everything about this home teHO. Call 644*1877. EDWARD R. PRICE!—Painting day Lanes, 89 Spencer St., (former Norman’s Fum.) LARGE CLEAN, furnished dormer, rear porch, and nice 000. For full details call the is big except the price. Start of the type used to sporting The Offlcerto-aisrge, PhtlaM- be good typist and take short benefits. 80-hour week. Apply Warriiouse ply Mariow'a, 867 Main Street. DOX LETTERS Contruefing 14 exterior and interior. Paper hand. Good starting rate. M wchester. room, gentleman only, kitchen 3% ROOM apartment, furnished lot with trees. Sensibly priced NDtton Agency, Realtors; 649 the New T ear right. Mr. events, with a special bore that Io Bureau. 664 Bourks 8L, Msl- 1«60 CHEVROLET, hardtop, 2 hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. In person, Metronios Inc., 040 at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. privileges, free washer, dryer, or unfurnished, quiet reslden- SPACE available for business, at $34,600 with a $18,000 as- 4960. Lewis 6496806. Q ooi8d hava aaoommodsltod bul- bourns, VIctorts, AustraUa, LEON Clessynskl builder—new 649-1008. Apply Coca Cola Co., 401 Main Hilliard St., Manchester. SCH(X>L 'BUS drivers wanted. Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 F«r Yoof door, 6 cylinder, automatic St., Bast Hartford, Mr. Dick parking. Palmer Realty, 643- tlal street with yard, parking. commercial or storage use. sumable FHA mortgage. Im lets Inatsad 6f blanks, police $000. The remittance oovsrtac transmission, clean, 646*8189. homes custom buUt, remodel Experience not necessary. We mediate occupancy. T. J. MANCHBiSTER — Six - room mtd. Automhan Infonnstloo Smith. YOUNG MAN at least 21 years 6312. 643-4680. Main SL, near center. $86. 649 ing, additions, rec rooms, ga IMMEDIATE!LT available, in will train during Christmas CLBIAN, USED refrigerators, Crockett Realtor, 6491677. Ranch. Fireplace, family B & W The ___ police_____ car______veered____ Into a stomps____ to bs sttlxed ptua tho sa- terior painting and decorating.

reyclu»— iond».. S to c k s - perienced. H ft B Tool and Males or females. Beautiful apartments. Master TV anten 8797466. Park, m baths, two-oar built for present owner. $39,900. mads for payment. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth markings. CaU days, 648-2206. MEDIUM sized crib and matr Wontod— Room^— garage, large rooms. Immedi Realtors. 646-4800. at a court PROM TTIE MAIL BAO: RELIABLE woman to do light Engineering Co., 168 Forest na. Coin-operated laundry in ROCKVILLE — new 9 room PhUbttek Agency, Rsalton. o r nuiBA're, BicyciM 11 er related work. No Job too MortgogM 27 tress, used very little; 646-4481 basement. Large storage area. ate occupancy. Hayes Agen ~ ~ (widen si Bnlion. wuhin ^ -R, Oersldi F. Moonsy of LVA housekeeping and care of chU- St., Manchester. after 8. Board 52 apartment, waU to wall car 8494300. LCST — Passbook No. 20-9004<^7 amall. Dan Moran, Builder. dren. FuU-tlme, days, Mon- Schools, shopping a n d cy. 64:oi$i. ^b^fipe^JSSI^r, T i. in,, towe. Ihe World War II gas 2, The Connecticut Bonk k BICYCLES—New and used. Re Evenings, 6)9-8880. MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, peting, stove, refrigerator and MANCHESTER — 9room Rais pairs on ail makes. Open dally day-Friday. Call 648-0177 after MBXIHANIC — for fleet work, ArtielM For Solo 45 FORMICA Dinette set, one-year WANTED —Large room to churches convenient to Pres tochsd gsrags. Lsrgs lot on ^ ^ Trust Co., ( Savings Depart mortgages— intorlm financing six -day week. Must he' avaU- private home by gentleman, dishwasher, $148 monthly. 879 .SIX ROOMS plus Cape — $ bed' ed Ranch, four to five bed 9-0:30. Manchester (Tycle Shop. MASONRY—AU types of stone 6 p.m. old, exceUent condition, $40. idential Village. On bus line. ment. Application made for — and oonfldential able for out of town work. For ALUMINUM sheets used aa limited kitchen privileges. Call 6979, 8796782. rooms, plus partially finished rooms, bullt-toa disbwsahsr, 182 West Middle Tpke., 049- and concrete work. QuaUty 649-1484. Thompson Rd., off Center St. way. Aaktog $11,000. T.J. oulumWs »Uhln d^ emlaman as payment. sarvtos. J. D. Real Estate AGE BETWEEN ONE~ appointment call 648-3378, 649- printing plates, .009 thick, 28x 6491847. room, that can be made Into oarpettog, reo room, sraodsd 2008. workmanship, work guaran Assoe. 64M129. Open 1-7 p.m. daily or by ap- h EBRON Now two-bedroom small study or anything you Crockett Reanor, 8796279. placed to the same cato^ as 4310. 36”, 30 cents each or 0 for $1 . APARTMENT size kitchen table ______pointment anytime. 6492623, lot. High 20‘s. Hayes Agency. . and IlinUed Utr ll*» ersdljofs of ^ OOClfedersta monty, WOOdsn ft*- LOST— Blaek cot, with white teed. CaU after 6, 648-1870, 644- AND ONE HUNDRED? 648- 2711. apartment srith sraU to sraU please. PTreplsced Uvtog room, and four chairs, $30. CaU 649- carpeting, .OB appUances, 6490181. COLUMBIA — Six-room Bunga ■ rh!^limiuA'ASo'r'**iLr‘‘d M dlans and Calvin GooUdge but- throat, paws. Answers to' BiMinuss SurvIcM 2970. EXPERIENCED auto mechanic, 0694. ApomiMiiis— Fkrt>— ______upstairs attractively finish low. Oil hot water boat. Prt wbl "iKtow b. Bless of tola n ^ r ions . . . To M n. WlUUm GapU- Scamp, vicinity Lyness St. Re Privolo Inttmcrions 32 Interested in cosmetics? Like LOST brt^t carpet colors. . .re heat and hot water. Quiet lo ed to knotty pine. FuU base- SH ROOM Ranch, brick front, 8 • ------1 ------— •— has- full-time. CaU after 0 p.m., TonOfllMtS 53 l'* m a in S'T. - S-room apan- vats lake privtlsges, It sore fL b > •*» of Dunmors, Pe., the ward. 649-8918. OffMtid 13 NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— meeting peopleS^Then use your cation. CaU 238-9800. ment. Bxcelknt area. ' Con- bedroonru, fireplace, garage, NEW art classes, 10 week 649-3384. store them with Blue Lustre. ______ment , heat and appliances, treed lot. $17,900. Pssek Reel- nurmaN J rRKUMr Judss album you mention riiottM be Remodeling, repairing, addi spare time seUlng AVON OOS- venlent to schoola end stiop- park-lIka yard. Immediate oc- YOU ARB A-1. Truck is A-1. course, small classes. Tues MEITIOB in your neighborhood. Rent electric shamixxier $1. COZY 4 rooms, first floor avail $ 23. Security required. 649 ROCKVILLE, 8 Regan St., 4- tors, 3997476, 647-1118. DM-asB ox UMiTA'nON trten to a riamp deatoi^ JW Cellars, attics, yards, drive tions, rec rooms, garages, day, Wednesday and IhurB- Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup Musical InstnoMnls 53 able, $120. monthly. Call 649 2426, 9-5. ping. Immediate occupancy, cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes or CLAIMS area tor an sppnUaal. Only by a porches and roofing. No Job CaU noivy 269-4022. room, 2-bedroom, second floor, Good buy at $2S,900. CaU Paul Agency, 646-01$l. Ponotiob ways sealed and Imall truck day morning, 10-13 a.m. AU ADULT WITH ply. 1919 between 11 a.m.—1 p.m. new, apartment. Total electric, VERNON ' at a OOUHT pV I’ROBATE. fiw-*|,iyuvl aaamlnaticsi of Ills ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- too small. CaU 049-8144. MANCHESTER —Two - bed W. Dougan Realtor, 649-46$8. (H>Mrn ol Button, etthta o ii^ w Jtw e a a m » » a « media emphasis on composi WAITRESS-0 nlghta, 0-13 p.m., BUNDY tenor sax, eoccellent built-in oven range, refrigera EIGHT beautiful acres, T-room RUSTIC CHARMER iMoirict of Andonr. an Um Bmi dar material can an aoourato evaht- VITO’S contacts call 649-4140, mano Tracking Service toll- Monday-Friday. Good pay for IT’S terrific the way we’re TWO-BEDROOM duplex to two- room deluxe Garden type Private parkilke setting sur uf l>Memb«r. ISSS. a . datermtoed. PerilOOa WES ROBBINS (Carpentry re tion. CaU Ruth Krantz, 649- condition. 648-1920. tor, disposal, j basement laun- SUMMIT ST. —Ten-room sto- Custom buUt home. Aluminum I ’rwMnl. Nortnon J. rreuoa. Juds*. ‘J®'* " o ra rm in w without delay. Give your free. 742-9487. 0430. right peraon. Apply In person, STATION WAGON selling Blue Lustre lor clean famlly. Stove, garage, tiled apartment. Available now. rounds the Inner beauty of On inolkn uf J*aa» Oruar of there Is a stamp club near yo»l Initials. Ask for Olof. modeling specialist. Additions, ing ruga and upholstery. Rent bath, modern and quiet. $165. Heat, appliances, carpets in dry and storage area- One gle, six rooms down and four siding, double garage, to- C. J.'s, 278 Broad St. ground swimming pool, barn. 7-room Ranch. Three bed whe« oollwrtor. will atoo be AL MARINO Services (former rec rooms, dormers, porches, Wanted tor early morning electric ahampooer $1. Olcott heated. Security. Norman Hoh- cluded. $185 monthly. Paul W. child permitted, no pets, $186. up. 3H baths. Needs redecor rooms. screened porch, ga AnriqiMS 54 ating. Immediate occupancy. Hutchins Agency, Rsaltora, W Uartiord. ijnna. oa oo-aaeoitor able to appraise the ItsRW. ly M A M Rubbish) Attics, cel cabinets, formica, bullt-tns, Hnip Wonlod— deUvery, 3 to 4:30 a.m., 7- Variety Store. enthal. Realtors, 6491166. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. per month. Call Jam es J. Oes- rage, recreation room, etc., on Um toetolu Mtate of foaaphlao - lars, garages, old bams clean bathrooms, kitchens, 049-8446. days a week. Mileage and CIVIL WAR sword, brass han say, at 875-0184. Pine reoldenUal area. Sensibly 6496824. etc. If you desire privacy l„ (JrMr, Ute of Columbfa wUhlo tntnm i __ _ -s-s^s______1966 PLYMOUTH^ 4door CAPABLE person to work in In ONE OF THE Contact: Mr. Johnson, area 1868 by Inspector A.D King large room apartment, plenty —------—— separate furnaces, til* baths, location call Mr. Ltnris, 649 Um rrodltora of sold oalala to •iklbM stam p tionartag a ohiebwi. Tbe sedan, automatic, V-8, radio, contractor. Additions, remodel ventory control posting and Supervisor. they appear with Blue Lustre. ments with heat, etc. Charles Walk to stores and bus. $185 SHARPENING^ Service — Saws, and General J.W. Ripley, ex monthly including everything. of storage, garage. UUUUes not $38,500 — Immaculate Raised newly painted, porohao, one 6806. $36,600. iiMir rlalRM aealart Um osom to iM hMimiM Barbus de WaAernuwl Is power steering. Good running ing and repairs. Call anytime pricing tor industrial supply FINAST Rent electric shampooer $1 . ceUent condition, $46. 64S-4S66. Lesperance, 6497620. ■i>-»afetefs and directa Ihol publle w— knives, axes, shears, skates, for free estimates. 876-1643. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 Included. $128. Bus route. CaU Ranch. FamUy kitchen, finish block from Main 8t. Owner 649 noUce b« girtn at tola ard«r br the celebrated fowl . . . QurW* oonditlon, $900. 648-2880. rotary blades. Quick service. firm. Modern Bast Hartford lo The Sherwin-WiUlams Co, ed recreation room, two fire adv>rtUiM bi a new«pa»«r ImvSis maa Island's ksteet otomp Id a cation. Salary and fringe bene PAYROLL CLERK 875-6286 \ THREE ROOMS, heat, hot 4536. at 8 a.m. or 3-4 p.m., 873-0869. B & W a rirrutaijMi In anld dborm. NEED CART Credit very bad? Capitol Equipment Co., 88 • water, stove, refrigerator, places, garage. Huge treed loL — ------^------—----- BARROWS and WAILACE Co. NORJfAM 1. I'RKUm Jude> epoolal one tor, you guimeil It. fits. CaU 389-8291 for appoint TWO PAIR aki boots; slse 10% 'LOKING tor anything m re9 3^ R(X)M furnished apartment, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, CHESTER Drive, 9room Cape, i.’hrtoMnas . . . A stamp doaior Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Main St., Manchester. Hours Wooring Apporgl AdtdU. Center St. near Main Manchenter Parkad* RooBfig-' 'Siding 16 ment. Person with above average Schutxmarke, double hoot estate rentals — apsrtm ants heat and uUUttes, stove and re- 619 6871. kitchen, roof, paint. Ilka OMOBB o r 'tHonCK __ to Mlnnaapolto has dieemwrsd est Douglas accepts lowest dally 7:80-0, Thursday, 7:80-9, EXPERIENCED first and sec St., 649-4742. Mancheator 6496806 AT A COURT o r PRUBATB. clerical ablUty and back buckle; size lOVi Chamonix, ______Fun 57 new condition, fenced to yard. (Mid of BdlliM. wllhla and fur Um down, smallest payments, any Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7908. BIDWBLL Home Improvement ond men and dependable aomes, multiple dweUtogs, uo frlgerator furnished. 743-8161. an erro r to the rarantly leewad ground in payroll work. douUe boot tie. 649-6174, be tees. CaU J D Res! Estate ------EXCELLENT 5H-room Ranch, garage, $32,900. Hayes Agency novENTRT tMMrtcf of And firepimee. Owner snxk/us to mils view. Walk-out basement. of virsbua OoidiMrB. tai* The sheet of M has the denoml- tors, 846 Main, 649-9617. able. Write Box “DD”, Man ALMOST NEW Penn. Panzer Jacket, size 14. Pair ski boots. sell. Charles Leeperance', 649 SPRUCE St. —4 flats oonsleftng repairs. 649-6406. 870-6109. HOUSEWIVES Garden tractor, 10 h.p., with 9V4 . 646-4481 after 3. » .f tato Assoototes. Inc.. 643-6129 For Solo 70 Built-to range. Only $23,900. of WumUa. (n aatd DWrIct. - natlon "8 cenU" ca ths Ml rtto Interesting position In small chester Herald. 7630. of U rooms, corner property, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, SNOW PLOWING — Slde- snow blade and rotary mower. ------JAN. 1ST. needs wort. Mortgage cen be GoU Orson. 647-167$,ari.inoa Fsssk fna «Ei»r,#i«r, (Mvlne •■biblird h(a toatead of Ihe right atda. Many or 1966 Karmann Ohta, mech ROOFING and roof repair. department for quaUfied MANCHESTER— Nice two-bed- M ANCHESTER — 20,000 square BdmtaWradun orrount euh eaid cxUlectors will probably be walks, driveways. Reasonably Would you like to work DRIVER and Stock Icnerk, 0 649- 6883. MANCHESTER — 7-room Colo siranged. $26,000. Principals Realtors, 2M-T476. anically guaranteed. Must sell Coughlin Roofing Co.. Inc. 643- ty^st. room lyicutment. Available foot masonry industrial build •hNsI* (e (liM Ouurt for ollueaiic*. searching tor mors. .The raouX priced. CaU 649-0688. whUe your children are In a.m. — 4 p.m. Salary and adl nial. 3>4 tiled baths, 3-car ga only, OsU 6494623. U la one. 870-6156. n07. IF CARPETS look duU and January. Appliances and heat (X:CUPANCY ing. scree, ceirtral location, OBDRRKD Thai (k« IRh dar of many runs, one hIL itod 8BS school? We have openings HoCirs 8:80-4:30. Company store benefits. A]^>ly to Mr. aU utlUtiee. Many posaibUlUea, rage, 3 firepisces, buUt-tos, VERNON FLOOR cleaning and waxing, Katx,. Arthur Drug Store, 942 dreary, remove tbe spots aa included. Oarage. $150 month Joa. im . ol 10 ID e'clech la UM 1967 AUSTIN-Healy 3000, Mark in our store’s accounting offers good wages, pleasant ly. Paul W. Dou$;an, Realtor, room Town House apart Including commercial use. utlUUes, largo lot. Priced tor BIRCHES (urweeoe of IlM Prubol* Office la Janitor service. Call Suburban Roofing and working conditions, excel Main St., Manchester. they aroear with Blue Lustre. MMNTEIUIIOE BaUae. be ood Um aome la oertwr n i, silver. Fine condition. Ask department for experienced 64946t8. ment, 2 air-condl- Hayes Agency, 646-01$l. quick sale. Charles Lesper- Lott For S tU 73 Enjoy the four season beau •4 for a iMartns on um aOaeaaca Floor. Maintenance Service. lent company benefits pro Rent electric ahampooer $1 , ty of Uiia home neeUed to at *eld aewcmrellan i rrreisl v rt. ing $2,000. CaU 648-0047. ______Chlmnnyt 1jS«A comptometer operators to FUEL OIL Driver, must be ex Plnewood Furniture Shop. t'oning, stove, refrigerator, - snoe, 6497820. Free estimates. Fully insured. work part-time from 9 a.m.- gram free parfciqg'luid sub FOUR-ROOM apartment f ^ MANCHESTER ^ ------A;suviaiiCENTER of trees. Huge bedrooms, coun •aid MuUe. oscenabiSMM at bmtn ROOFING — Speciallxlng re perienced In fuel oil deUveries. disposal, patio with sliding and afS r ot dWrtbuOoe. and (Me 649-9229. 3:80 p.m. Wages commensu sidised cafeteria rent. CSaU after 6:30 p.m., 649 slble offiee and resldaiiee oom- o A ^ R D Strsst — Sevsn-room m atoiy m s( oU to try kltchan, IMi biUlui. $4 (‘Mirt dlrscla Ihol wAtoe at Um ItoM 1963 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, pairing roofs of all kinds, new Top hourty rate. CaU 646-3408, LARGE electric food mixer For Addition glass doors. Beautiful, beau iB t automatic. Call 649-0174, be rate with ability, free park with bowls and stand, axcePMrt 0897. Mnorinn Six-room Oolonlal, 9 Colonlsl to choice ores. Older tone. All utilities on ths alto. acre lot. Who could ask tor and btace ■wfsa»il tar 'WM SiirSw EXCAVA'nNO — Trenching — roofs, gutter work, chimneys Wyman OU do., 4M East Mid tiful, beautiful. CoU home compleUly rebuilt. ba rirra In oil pemsM kno«n to tween 0-8 p.m. Bob Cat machine, snow plow ing, aubeldlaed cafeteria. dle Tpke. condition, $16. 64$-4166. |A t Bfanchester Molorl cor gxrogs. Bus line. $24,900 Ideal for multiple dweUtogs. mors? You can! Call Mr. be Mereeled Iberela to aneear and cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ A p ^ employment office. THREE-ROOM apartment, with Hayes Agency, 6494U81. Three rooms down, throe up T. J. Crockett. Realtor. 649 Lewis St 8496808 for com be beard Ibereen bv peeOefcbNI a Bank ing driveways and parking experience. Free estimates. Nursing Home bath, heat, stove and refrigera plus finished attic. Two full toor ef IWa order ui eeene oewe- Ei giEWtll lots, tree removal. Reason FIRST NATIONAL SEUIVICE station attendants, FIVE 14” slotted chrome rims 649-6651 649-2179 m r. — plete datalts. $38,900 and bo^r bavins a clrruiMloa In eold Call Howley 643-0861, 644- and tugs for Ford and C o s tor. Apply Thomas Jforpow, 26 baths, modem kltcbsn Only ------—r-— worth M. Ixetrici. at teoef aevea dar* before REPOSSESSIONS able rates. 648-6109, 872-0647. 8338. STORES INC. must be experienced, good 385 W est Gentler St. (be dor at aold beortiw and br >aa9 FIRST NATIONAL pay. Call 648-3458. Wyman OU ier praducU. 643-1030. Beet of Birch 8L, after 6 p.m. iBYW tW Ot $27,600. T. ,J. Crockett, Real CHOICE of several buOdtag loto AFOLV '69 Pontiac Bonneville, 4-dr. SNOW plowing, residential and ...... ■ ~ STORES INC. PAftK & OAKLAND Co. 484 East Middle Tpke. fer. Td. 646-0119 — One-bed- tors. 6491677. with city utUltiea. Raagtag to U ^ v ( / MANCHESTER—,6 rooms, sec- For S price from $9,000 and up. PhU- lumMa tbon f O RB No. I. W9 hdtp. commercial. Also trucking. H o O tln g O nd F iu m b in g 17, AVENUES room Garden type apartment. llntonuc. ObM.. Mortira A. Peori- i t t i m . N L '68 Pontiac Catalina, 2-dr. hdtp. PARK & OAKLAND DRIVER— Warehouse man, for TWO, olmoot new, Volkswagen and floor with garage, central brick Agency. Raolton, 649 HARROW6 and WAlLAtXC Cfo man. U Pamela Bd. Roflch, tUao.. Reasonable rates. 646-1974. ______” location. $110 monthly, two Available now. Heat, and ap- PEARL SL - Ws are (rifering urns sf flmiSBl '6$ Ponttac Grand Prlx 2-dr. ------SAM WATSON Plumbing and AVENUES EAST HARTFORD, electrical distributor, 6 - day continental tires; two tire rims SgOO. Menchestor Parkade M7SO, Alan J Ooldtoni. all hdtp. *'*"*o* — Heating. Bathroom remodeUng CONN. week. 646-3880. tor Volkswagen; also 1069 fitmt $160 per month. Paul W. Dou- Duplex dwelling, currenUy be- . *"**■'■ of Mool aevea dar* before dor ef EAST HARTFORD. ences and security depoeit re " tMortag '68 Buick Sport wagon. paint, repair, « reâce cell- a„d repairs. Free estlmstea. and rear seats fit Volkswagen. ¥> _ „ J T¥ s j * Ji ran Realtor, 6494618. tog operat d as rooming house fireplace, hot water oil neat, EAST HARTFORD — custom HtiRMAN J PBBUas. Judse '67 Pontiac Bonneville, 2-dr. Ings and walls. Reasonable ( ^ | Ms.saog CONN. WE ARE growing and you can M948SS. Kead Herald Ads quired. 6490694. * ' ______with g""»Mi r r a « rental of attached garage—city uUUtics. Oat off Towe rates. CaU 649-0764. ______L______grow with us. Expansion has 1*81 lour-bedroem Raised hdtp. SAIKSGIRLB tor evening shift, nasrty $ 7 ,0 0 0 .^ eould oc- -*»Wtag ______For S«ilo______75Ranch. Oak SI. area. Alu- m m '67 Pontiac Grand Prlx, 2-dr. created an immediate iîenlng SNOW PLOWING — resldenttsl 7 p.m. to midnight. FuU or cupy half of tbe>houae and stiU O w aot anxtous to seU. hdtp. Moviln^TrHekiiig— in our repair departm ent Good enjoy a gross rental of $$,«». Chartss Lesperance, 6497820. SOUTH Windsor - 644 room “***«» "‘^ * ^'*“*' ard business, very reasonable. PART-TIME—Of fuU-Ume wait part-time. No experience nec starting pay, company bene ■67 Pontiac Lemans, 2-dr. hdtp. ress wanted, experience not essary, wiU train. Please ap Ranch, oos-thifti down as 1®*^*!!T"**** 646-1829. Starogo i2 0 fits, good hours. You wlU bs PRODUCTION " *II! MANCHESTER^Suburbe - 7- sumes 944 per cent mottgogo. Immedists oecupancy. '67 Pontiac Bonneville, 4-dr. necessary but helpful, good ply in person or call Mister ARE YOU THE MAN? use could be eliminated ar.d Meyar Agency, Experience trained. Apply in peraon at The room Split, tip-top coadltton. ImmedUte occupancy. Rec hdtp. SNOW plowing wanted— Man- MANCHESTER -Delivery-light working conditions, pleasant thia Ideally located home Donut. 649-6377, 286 West Mid Singer Company, 868 Main St., SKIUED and UNSKHLED fireplace. Family room, gar room, doubla garaga, $0,800. '66 Pontiac Catalina, 4-dr. hdtp. chester-Bolton areas. CaU 649- truckUig and package deUvery. surroundings. 647-1691. dle Tpke. To Join our IUa$ growing rastanroat would provide fine Uvtog facil Manchester, to Mr. MOore. Hayes Agaocy, 84981S1: '66 Pontiac Bonneville convert 9633. Refrlgeratore, washere and We win teach you aU aboot this exeil ities for 2 families. Robert J. age acre pins lot- Mid 20’a ible. boitsin Good snluT while Iromtog. H syrs Agency, 6490181. stove moving, specialty. Fold fa an depBiUneBte offerfag Smith Inc. 968 Main SL C49 SOUTH WDIDSOR Bird* HUL '66 Pontiac Lemans, 4-dr. hdtp. CALL HAND1 Snow LINOTYPE ing chairs for rent. 649-0783. HEAR THIS — Ntos room 0 9 - Rsissd Bnnr t . ssodsTB U M * '66 Ford Mustang, 2-dr. hdtp. shoveling and Rea------•'...... ; ------L_ I ^ TOP COMPANY BENEFtTB fan-tfaM coipfejrBicnt Good wagea, vtcrUaic, com '66 Chevrolet Malibu, 4-dr. hdtp. Bonable rates, 643-6806 lonlaL Four bedrooms, faysr, sn wttb bOOt-iBS farms! gm ■60 Pontiac Grand Prlx, 2-dr. anytime. PMiitiiig Foptriog 21 MALE ASSEMBLERS OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT plat* iMOsfit progmiB. ExceUent opportod^ f« eo tm trr kltchin. paneled fern- B0 roooa. oatbedrmi eeOtoS MANAMI Hoosos For Siio n Dy room, panetod recreation and firepleeee in ttetac room OPERATOR hdtp. AND room. 244 baths, douhls f9 and tamUy room, two faO POR TOYS '66 Chevrolet Impala 8 .S., 2-dr. TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft SoM. St the store; 501 MIddto Take.. timfalug End fidTEneaMot $»,900 — COLONIAL, ■ rooms, hdtp. Trees cut, building lots clear intarior and exterior palntlag, BRAZING OPERATORS 3-car garsgs, bara. 2 acres rage. lOOKlor woodedlsL baths, two-car gotmgo. Horn tapsrimss Nasos ed, trees topped. Qot a tree paper hanging. Thirty years Far Alrerntt Farta. beautiful open land. Hutefatas does to everythtog. Hutchins aons hsoL smodsd let. FhO- Immgdiafe Opening ’ Full financing available. For problem! WeU worth phone expsrtenosik tour gsnsrkUoas. / a l l ie d b u il d i n g s y s t e m s Agoncy Realtor. 646 1884. Agency. ReaMon. 649 6884. brick Agancy. Realtors. 649 Wa WEI Y nta further înformation call 282- call. 743-8363. Free estimates, fully Insured. E. A. PATTEN CO. APPLY IN PESaON AT YBI 4681. 64S-T861. FAUENOR DRIVE — Sbt-room 76 MILE VIEW. 9|tM8S earn------!------—------DICK’S Servtoe Snow plowing, 868 WETWEKIJJ. ST. MO TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER Cope. New roai aldti«, firs- toraporary. Four biftrsoi B. SOLROQM Ospe. lo « ^ m MANCHESTER, CONN. BURGER CAS1U W. T. G RA O TII JUmrirfBtrr €ofttitt0 ffnaUl 1967 OONVEUITIBLE Firebird lots, drivewayo, sidewalks, PAINTING — Interior andtot- M r. plaee, enclosed porch. Excsl- two BrepiaeeS. two g o n g m . two setse of land. Ideal new brakes, tires, and battery. apurtmsBto, stores. Also sand tertor, very reasonable, free Uftend basNOto, fUst sM fy g rw tly wetWng 66 ftsw font rarttonllsl sras. Near two acres. Supert laadaeap- ttan far pany or boasa. Oaiy Best otter. CaU after 6, ask ing done. Reasonable rates. estimates. Chdl Richard Mar SYSTEMS, he. adtooto. $88,060. Hayas Agan- tag- HUêbtos Agency, Real- $1 T,866. FMd W, Dangaa. Rani- tor Tom. 648-0288. CaU 6414)0(12. tin. 649-8386, 649-44U. ey, 6490m . tors. 6496884. tar, 6494HS. PAGE SIXTEEN r WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1969

Superior Court on a charga at Vernon ;lic ceremonies at the Masonic theft from person. DeMolay Honora ficer of the Grand Assembly of The woman. Miss Jane Rorty Temple. Michael J.' Fields, Connecticut. Man Bound Over master councUor, presided. of 28 Uni<»i St., said a man fol Announce Engagements Rainbow Girls About 76 attended the event, lowed her up the stairs when Receiving the award for out including many Masonic execu In Purse Theft she entered her apartment John Mather Chapter, Order standing service.. to Rainbow tives. The ceremonies were di An elderly woman identified were Miss Donna Stajos, building Dec. 6 and grabbed of DeMolay, Monday night con rected by Charles R. Smith Sr., the man whom ohe said grab her purse. She said there wa* worthy advlsOr of Manchester ritual advisor of John Mather ferred the Order of the Carna bed her pocketbook and fled no money In the purse, and Assentbly; Miss Jo-Ann Fother- Chapter. ' with It earlier this month dur when asked by P r^ c u to r Jos tion on three niembers of Mhn- giU, past worthy advisor; and ing a Circuit Court hearing yes eph Paradiso, she pointed ' to chester Assembly, Order of Miss Judith Paterson, past Elpfaraim, VHs., was founded terday. As a result of the hear Landrie as the man. Rainbow for Girls, in seml-pub- worthy advisor and a grand of in 1868 by Moravians. ing ta r probabfe cause, Ray Landrie took the stand in his mond Landrie, 21, of Klnge- own behalf against the advice wdod Trail, Coventry, was of his counsel. Public Defender bound over to Tolland County George Royster, and denied having anything to do with Miss Rorty. He said he was in this "Expert Fitting!" area visiting friends and plan ned to hitchhike home. Charge Cards Accepted! Nelson Foss of 66 Union St., C iL S U A L CIm b , LateModdl Rockville, was presented as a rebuttal witness for the state MANCHESTER • 9S6MainSt Ample Free Parking! USED CARS and he said he was one of four Top Price* Paid men who chased Landrie after seeing, him on a nearby roof. ivv Ailiuusr Foss said he and the other men IC AItlllt CHBVROLE1] caught Landrie on Park Place b o ., INC. and took him back to the roof Come One! 1219 Main St. where, he said, they found the pocketbook. Foss said that Lan PImim MS-SBIS The engagement of Miss Bar The enga$rement of Miss Su drie told them, ‘T swear to God bara Ann Bader to James P. san E. Ooe to Terry B. Lum, there was no money in that Stone, both of Bast Hartford, both of Manchester, has been Come A lii purse." announced by her parents, Mr. Bond for Landrie was In has been announced by her i>ar- and Mrs. William C. Coe of 468 Read Herald Ads creased to $6,000 wdth surety. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. E. Center St. To where the Bargains Bader Jr. of East Hartford. Her fiance of 96 Brookfield Her fiance is the son of Fran St., is the son of Mr. and M n. cis Stone of East Hartford and William B. Lum Jr. of Roswell, are! Choose from a the late Mrs. Stone. N.M. Miss Bader, a 1966 g^raduate Miss Coe, a 1967 graduate of wide variety of styles, L T. W O O D of East Catholic High School, Manchester High School, is a attended the University of Hart senior at the Art Institute of Boston. ford. She Is employed as execu colors i^nd sizes at- ICE PLANT tive secretary in the office of Mr. Lum, a 1965 graduate of Dr. S.J. Squatrito Jr., 68 E. Roswell High School, attended old fashioned prices. Center St. «. Oklahoma State University In OPEN till 7:30 P.M Stillwater and Berklee Schocd of Her fiance, a graduate of Al Music In Boston. He Is teach Ail sizes available, but fred I. Prince Technical School, ing music in Manchester and is Hartford, completed six years a g^tarist with the Amber Por NEW YEAR'S EVE In the U.S. Arm y Reserves. He trait group. not in every style! Is employed as a cost estimator A fall wedding i# pbuuied. for Part# Feeders, Inc., Hart ford. The wedding Is planned for Feb. 14. 1970 at St. Christopher Church. East Hartford. FAMOUS BRAND SHOES for WOMEN AIR STEP—Casual and 90 Dress Shoes - Reg;, to S2S NOW •LIFE STRIDE—Town and Country « I TUB MAMAOBMHT AMD KATHY AT Dress Shoes - Regi. to $20. NOW I C - ’ IS* "THE KINO OP •M ISS AMERICA - HUSH PUPPIES PRODUCKT PERO The engagement of Miss Su lO AK LAIfD I san Marie Downham of Man MOXEES - TRAMPEES chester to William James Stone of West Hartford has been an Sport Shoes & Flats - Reg. to $10. NOW OKit NEW YE'JUrS M Y nounced by her parents, Mr. — with K eoml*to Hb * of owlitar — Mr. and Mra. Roifae Hllger of and Mrs. Dwight Downham of • COLD CUTS • PASTRY • DAIRY PRODUCTS 41 Campfleld Rd. have annoimc-- 76 Foster Sr. ed the engagement of her Her fiance Is the son of Mr. • SANDLER - NINA • g r o c e r ie s • CIDER • SNACKS • ICE CUBES daughter, MIbs Nancy Joyce and Mrs. William A. SUme of 90.$1290 West Hartford. $g Ungerer of Chatham, Mass., to Michael T. Stello, also of Chat Miss Downham, a graduate of Dress & Sports - Reg. to $20. NOW ham. Manchester High School, is em Her fiance Is the son of Mr. ployed by Travelers Insurance and Mrs. John Stello of Chat Co., In Hartford. Mr. Stone, a ham. ' g^duate of Conrad High School Don't Waif Be Here Early! SUCCKSS FORMULA Miss Ungerer attended In West Hartford and the Hart schools In Manchester and ford Institute of Accounting, Is serving with the U.S. Army at graduated from the Univer Ft. Gordon, Ga. sity of Connecticut In Storrs. No wedding date has been an She teaches In the Wellfleet nounced. \ (Mass.) Elementary School. Mr. Stello attended Chatham Semi-Annual Clearance schools and Is a commercial fisherman In Chatham. The wedding is planned for Wedding April 18, 1970. Nessler - Rich Childs Miss Bhnma Linda Rich of Now Idw* S* Uw rrkssi New York Otty, formerly of M l Mlanoheeter and Willis Chrlyle Nessler, cUso of New York City, were wed Tuesday evening, Doc, M isse s 88, In the little Church o f the W sst tn Las Vegas, Nev. As we seek ih t fonnula Sale . The bride Is the daughter of for future happlneM, 1st ut tlie late Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf ttrtlH -® * pr.| Retch. The bridegroom Is the also direct our efforts toward the Teens son o f Mka. Leah ITeasler of

greater goal o f world peace. May • M W Compton, Calif., and the laite George Nessler. the New Year bring you evaty mNmiiM opportunity for fulfillment. The Rev. Wayne L. Fussetl of La s Vegas performed the otm- dteMgtit servtoe. Boys The bride wore a street-length n e w and SPACIOUS a:: white knit otrlon drees wHh a *r I kI/ 8 * m iJM i s Orig. ®12.00 to ^14S 0 Ml swneiu dM nfsM oorssge of white rose buds. For a wedding trip, the couple “Hsisacs Is the registered fflew bo OaUfomla.. TTiey will live TM of the Hebertola at 146 EX lath St, New York WESTOWM Patent Oorp.” City. * * PHARMACY ■ ^ M ra Nessler, a graduate of Manchester High Schott, at 489 HARTFORD ROAD—MANCIOCBTU tended Columbia Univeraity iOsddoifL School of General Studies In N O W ? 7 . 9 9 a n d OPEN ALL DAY THURS., JAN. I DRUG COMPANY New York City and New York 111 Mala Bt^-dtt-m i University. She Is employed by FVunily Circle Magaslne. Mr. Nessler, a graduate o f Ohio State Urtverslty, served in the O XFO R D S Strap styles and dressy Patent Leathers, mostly in girl sizes. Discontinued styles. iiiiiiliiliiiiiliiiiiliiiili q u a l i t y i n s u r a n c e s i n c e i 923iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii|ii||iiiiiii|iii Merchant Mhrtne In World War n . He is in the export busi- Not ail sizes in every style, width and color. Children's 8'/a to 12. Misses' I2'A to 3. Teens' "Before Losses Happen Insure With Lappen!"' 4'/j to 9.

I KODAK-POLAROID DON'T WAIT — BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! AGENCY A new, unblemished year k DISCOUNT PRICES approaching, let us use it to ;ii> ARTHUR DRUR Peaceinihe work toward finding an ever SPECIAL OROUP! lasting peace among men. To one and all— A Happy and Healthy 1970— I NewVBar RANGE BIG B O V r and YOUNG MEN’S SHOES I r ' Ry DEXTER CMofflly Loofara) 1. VoIm to $2IL00 M *y W» Quota Rates and Assist You As W e Have So Many OtheiB? FUEL OIL iit ON John H. Lappen, Inc. GASOLINE BANTLY OIL Insurors and Realtors ! it 164 East Center S t, Mancheater • 649-6261 y