TTn7.!?nAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1671 PAGE TWENTY Average DaUy Net P i^ Ron iHanirl??0tcr lEtt^tttng 2|pralii For The Week Bnded T h e W eath C T ^ •Toimary 9, 1971 CliMidy tonight, chance of rain, possibly starting as a mix­ ture of light snow and freestng 1W 5 rain. Low in the 80s. lo th ANNUAL FEBRUARY Manchester— A City of Vittage Charm

VOL. LXXXX, NO. 117 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTlC^S) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1971 (Olssilfied AdverUsiag on Fag« 186) PRICE TEN CENTS

Democrat Leaders Senate Panel Hears Call MeskiU Budget ^ Report of Kickbacks Abe One for ‘Rich Man’ ' At Military Stations Washington Lincoln ““ Democratic leaders lost little By LAWRENCE L. KNVTSON ' m Am c h b s t b r in labeling Gov. Thomas J. Meskill's fis- Associated Press Writer T« a nch man’s budget.” In a Joint statement, opposi------WASHINGTON (AP)— An American sales promoter, of the House n«H who once fled South Korean officials trying to arrest Senate declared that MeskHra *** him for smuggling, used kickbacks and lavish gifts to propoeal to increase fte sales a create a slot-machine monopoly and influence beer and 1732 tax to seven per cent and broad- Republlcaii, Awiatant liquor sales at U.S. bases in Vietnam, a Senate investi­ TKUCY18IUN B APPUANCB en it "places an intolerable bur- “ tnority Leader Ronald den on the people least able to Beacon Falls, Indl- gator testified today. shoulder It" cated he -shares some of Al- IXniliam J. Crum , 62, a mlse or Mbe, to be used to the Chinese-bom American cltlsen, One of the two leaders Sen- '" ‘“Rtvings about refusing advantage of certain busi­ NEXT TO STOP and SHOP so Ingratiated himself with U.S. ate Pro Tern Charles T. Alfano, state aid to educa- nesses.” MAC officials in Vie^Aam an Army Rlblcoff said Crum, son a BILL later added that “economy" > brigadier general' once a'warded M cK E E V E R would be the byword of the cur- said he hopes an In­ Chinese woman and an Ameri­ MOZZER him a certificate of achieve­ rent session. He said the Demo- crease o f at least 10 per cent can river boat pilot on China’s ment for providing slot ma­ Tangtse River, reportedly be­ crats would heed a public cry (See Page Eight) chines and other coin-operated for reduced spending. came "the single most powerful devices for military clubs, sena­ American businessman in Viet­ "Hiat, he said, " is the direc­ tors w ere terfd. tion in which we are going to nam” and chief Saigon "opera- g o ." LkVem Duffy, an Investigator Uve for a worldwide slot-ma- for the Senate’s permanent chine syndicate.’’ But at the same time, Alfano MeskiU Goal: InvestlgatlonB subcommittee, Rlblcoff ssdd Martin J. Brom­ criticised MesklU’s proposal to testified that, at the Ume, Crum deny local school districts an ley, head of that Panama-baeed R C ii color was dealing In a world where syndicate, Service Games, Inc., Early Action increase In state aid. "The "the line between bribe and fa­ sentiment in the legislature Is WlU be asked to testify later. vor was hasy.” Duffy introduced letters from HEAVY DUTY - 18 LB. DRYER overwhelm ingly In favor of In­ In the years of the ma^ve creased help to the towns,” Al­ On Sales Tax Crum to Mel Peterson, Identi­ American troop buildup in Viet­ fied as a vice president of the fano said. nam , I960 thpougfa I960, Crum House Speaker WUllam R. By DAN HALL Jim Beam DistilUng Oo. of Chi­ provided rent-free villas, staffed cago. In the letters, Crum boast­ Ratchford was the other author Associated Press Writer South Vietnamese troops fire artillery along Ho Chi Minh trail. (AP Photo) with servants, for a succession ed that the PX offlclals he was of the Joint Democratic state­ o t influenUal military and civil­ ment. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. USSR Vr^ed housing were doing aU In their Color TV Thomas J. Meskill's proposed ian Post Exchange—PX—offi­ power to increase sales of Jim "The working men and wom­ cials, Duffy said. Beam whisky to mlUtary clubs 23"screen en-'of Connecticut who are al- budget would be "out of bal- The Investigator produced doc­ and exriianges. 4-POSITION HEAT CONTROL ready having such a hard Ume ‘J To Join Bid uments Indicating the cost of makingn.alrin.' ends meet" are the legislature falls to raise the Cong Surrounds U.S. Position; Diifry ^ d a similar relation­ For all fabrics sales tax to seven per cent on one cf the vlUas ai^roacbed ship existed with promotional AccuColof^ ones who will suffer most from $2,600 monthly In housing the new taxes, the two Demo­ April 1, the governor said Wed­ For PuUout funds suppUed by Ckurling Brew­ 18-INCH SQUIRREL CAGE FAN nesday. starved Saigon, but that offi­ eries of Cleveland, emother 25 SCREEN crats said. cials who occu^ed It paid only Moves I 80 cu. ff. air per minute In general. Republican lead- MeskiU proposed In his Tues­ GIs Holding Out Under Attack - LONDON (AP) — Britain Crum cUent. day budget message that the $100 a month fo r food. e|s praieed MeskUl for his called on the Soviet Union today o«„ Abraham Rlblcoff Ti­ Duffy said in all these rela- 35% MORE AIR CIRCULATION eouM fiscal policy" or voiced wait unUl Juty, By GEORGE E8PER base named Scotch and 10 miles would not say how many are tiondilps Crum used smuggling Associated Press Writer northeast of the Khe Sanh com­ flying over the north daily. to Join to urging N ^ Vietnam oonn.. the «.bcom“ L dtoSi ^ r * c ^ ™ violations, Faster, more even drying a few misgivings. to pull Its forces out of Laos. man, said he eiqiecta the three-...... bat base. The American trooos The additional flight over kickbacks to club custodians and But at tea st^ RepubUcan f ^ ’ } ° ..V*® SAIGON (AP) North Viet- 9,000-man U.S. force The Foreign Office announced week-long hearings Into man- '/2 H.P. MOTOR FOR LONGER leglalator—Rep.aial>»nr_Rj.n rsnnfnnGordon VoiiiValll n#of *0 help pay fo r his $1.6-blUion North Vietnam was added about procurement officials, and lav­ spending plan. namese troops attacked an acting as a blocking force for the the time U.S. and South Viet­ a request had been sent to Mos- agement of PX and servlce-club Goshen — voiced loud protest. cow asking Joint British-Soviet ish gifts and entertainment for LIFE namese troops started massing funds, to provide evidence' that II He’s put a tax on everything predicted that American position In rocky hills South Vietnamese operaUon in action oa an appeal by the Lao­ officials as a normal way of - v.ni uM the state deficit for the current In the northwest corner of South senlmr PX offlclals, both civilian Without exception,” VaUl said. northeast of Khe Sanh and rain neighboring Lao s. tian prime minister. Prince Sou- doing business. X biennium could Increase to $260- je Two earlier attacks on U.S. Vietnam for the South ^^et- and mlUtary, "aUowed them­ VaUl expressed specific con- and low clouds today prevented vanna Phouma. selves, through favmr, compro- (See Page Eight) cem about proposals to extend million If sales tax revenues namese push Into Laos on Feb. U.S.. helicopters from flying In gix Americans and wounded 8. The lAOtian leader addressed the Inflatedinflated sales-rieTtm tax t to UveUve- messages to the Brltlrii and So­ 1 © Cotor TV stock feed. The cost, said VaUl, DemocraUc .u , leaders, . however. reinforcements. seven. “We Just wanted to take a •ill At last report at dusk, the An Army UHl heUcc^ter on a Rood hard look and see if there viet governments Feb. 6, flve 18" screen would only be parsed on by daya after South Vietnam’s F farmers, to the consumer- ^ in the next week to study the American troops were sUU hold- supply mission a mUe southwest ®”y Increase In their logls- „ _ , ^ dairy farmers can’t get a high proposal, act on It and Inform Ing out after caUlng In artillery of the RockpUe was riiot down *1“ or whether they were 1 ^ Us territory, $40 Billion Boost merchants of the new schedule. cloilo to their own positions to and crash-landed, but the crew moving any MIGs southward,” *» ^ two codialrmen It's a unique way to beat inflation. G iv­ They noted MeskiU had used keep bock a North Vietnamese «»® source. “We wanted to ®* ®e Indochinese peacemaking 3H months to draft Ills budget force of 200 or more surround- Military souroes said UUtsd make sure our Information was machine to warn North Vietnam INCLUDING ing you your money's worth— and then proposal. tag the U.S. position. States has steeled up re«m- “ «»« “P ^ date aU the time. We l«n Interwatfcnal D ebt - Ceiling Hike some. That's what we're doing right now. “It won’t take any 8^ months There was no Indication nalssance fllghte over North t®-****®® t**® *»• •***®“ ^ *®***®*“ * ^’“®* " WIRING CIRCUIT With RCA color TVs. A whole lot of Psychiatrist to examine the tax,” MeskiU whether the main North Viet- Vietnam slightly but no signifl- the flights. a .nevtosL su ^ «adLta~paia. said. Prieperation for the two ‘On their logistics, we don’t Nbrth ^ i i w u n n * '^ ------namese force was still sur-sur cant enemy supply movement models to choose from. A whole lot less per cent increase from five per rounding the position or whether southward has been detected see any big significant change. out of Laotian territory. Sought by Nixon and VENT INSTALLED to pay. Hurry in while the selection's Testifies At cent ‘‘can be done very rapid­ it had faded ta the face of artil­ Meanwhile, the U.8. Com­ They haven’t moved any MI(3s He did not mention the South still complete. And start off the year by ly,” he added. lery and air strikes into rocky mand announced attacks on an­ southward. They’re still In the \fietnamese operation ta south- WASHINGTON (AF) — Hie As long as the government MeskiU estimates that $22 mil­ Hanoi and Haiphong areas.” ern Laos. Nixon administration asked continues to operate ta the red, outsmarting the economy. hillsides and thick Jungle under­ tiaircraft missile—SAM—sites Colley Trial lion could be saved by the three- growth in terrain broken by inside North Vietnam for the The attack aa the SAM site •The foreign ministers of Brit- 0 “ >*Tess today for a $40 billion as has been the case for most of month head start on increased many ravines, streams and nq>- third successive day with un­ near the cocutal city of Vtah ata and the Soviet Unlrni Sir hicrease ta the limit on the na- the years since the depression FT. BBNNINO, Ga. (AP) — taxation. Ids. known results. was the 14th so-called protective Alec Douglas-Home and Andrei ticHial debt, to $436 billion. It o f the 1980s, it must be able to On the day that he led his pla- If the legislature, which is An Army sppokesman at reaction strike this year on a . Gromyko, share responslblll- would be the biggest single hike borrow enough money to bridge Two U.8. Na'vy flghter-bomb- North Vietnamese missile sites, ta the debt celling since World the gap. By maintaining a statu­ toon through My LU, Lt. Wil- controlled by the Democrats, Quang ‘m said contact had «r® fired four Shrike missiles ty for keeping the peace ta See the newest Uam Lt. Calley Jr. was "not con­ fails to pass the early tax, Mes­ broken dff at midnight, but Air but only the second occasioned Laos, Vietnam and (Tambodia. W ar n . tory limit. Congress forces Tuesday at two North Viet­ Secretary of the ‘Treasury sidering much of anything ex­ kiU said, “ they wUl have thrown Force spokesmen s^d sporadic by a threat to a reconnaissance This role 'was assumed after the whatever administration is ta namese positicsis 119' m iles John B. Connally, the only Dem­ cept to act and do,” a psychia­ my budget out of balance.” contact continued after that. plane. The other 12 have been two couirtries presided over the power to keep Justifying In­ north of the demilitarized zone against sites on the other side of ocrat ta President Nixon’s Cabi­ creases In the ceiling. Feature-packed! trist said today at Calley's mur­ Fielding a number of ques­ The Air Force spokesmen said after they threatened an un­ 1954 Geneva conference on Indo­ der trial. tions from newsmen about re- North Vietnam, along the Lao­ china. But the British have little net, brought tbe request to tbe Connally said that when the bombing missions were flown armed reconnaissance plane, House Ways and Means 0>m- “ He ^ould not have been able tian border, and those sites or no hope that the Russians present limit was set last June throu and' offices. trict, vrhlch includes the AECs ' red tape and give us a prompt .A. grand Jury ta CSiicago and an­ Sale Ends Saturday, February 27 could not have taken the Uves of to Cfongress, Nixon expressed And, records show, non-defense inasrive Oak Ridge facilities. and favorable decision,’’ EMns nounced by tbe Justice Depart- government outlays ta his dis­ W orks Hard • ' ment ta Washington. It named: JOSEPH DB PAOLA (Bee Page Eight) (See Page Eight) trict ta fisca l 1969 totaled $627 "I’ve worked hard," said Ev- (See Page Ten) —Thom as A. Shaheen J r., 88, f ■ r i MANCHESTER JBVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,. CONN,, WED^^SDAY, FEBRUARY 17, ;19'4 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING’ HERALD. MANGHESTfeR. CONN., WEDN]ESbAY, FEBRUARY 17, *1571 exercise control of tariffs only Airline Wavers an Brink on an exc^ition basis, rather NORTH than the life or death hold they A J8 54 now have.” T" "" " " "" T Books Added Upsets_____ ^eimvold on Bridge 0 63 Of Financial Catastrophe He softened his statement by ^B 0 AQJ7 t i l t h ' s ADOPT NEW RULES TO to win this trick since the open­ 4k KJ 10 unCA vv /An ' acknowledging that some coi|» Meatown! hnn/b Al’ii '*■ ~ racesBlon relative to our Indus- trol would be necessary in noil- At Library Plane Probe IMPBOVE PLAT ing lead indicates that he start­ ed with the Wng-queen of EST EAST Fiction an nir * * ^ more competitive areas. 1215^2 Silver Lane By ALFBED SHEINWOID hearts. West then leads a dia­ 6 2 ♦ A7 strip in Ithaca and boastr serious them most people would m addition, Stephmson x u ^ ii Mirfiahlele — The wanderers In Virginia mond and Bast ruffs with his KQIO OA9842 capacity of be ready and wiUlnig to recog- the C A B 'to grant IooRmt routes East Hartford Wilson — All the best people Most bridge players spend K8632 0 4 c « m n h - engine nlze. to regional carrlen*.. The longer Now Brings You More Than Ever Before! POR’rSMOUTH, Va. (AP) _ low trump to take the fourth Non-Fiction,. hours learning "rules” that do defensive trick. 7 52 4k 98643 otOtax Srrown to-be one “ We have had a 26 per cent routes are the most riconomlqal “Where Quality. Tbe Coast Guard said Tuesday Angoff — The psyclili'force them very little good. Rules are Dally Question SOUTH regional airlines drop In boardings. Tliat is a re- to operate and the easiest to ’ Always Bain — The theory arid practice Vliglnla State Police reported helpful fb beginners, and if you Partner opens with 1 — No A KQI093 rving oie nation’s smaller cl- flection of the very drastic re- turn Into a profit. Buy Sale Priced tV and Stereo Exceeds the Price!” of typographic design 0 3 75 duction. in travel by business- lYhlle an aircraft Is at cruls- they discovered the name “ Nev” enjoy memorlzlnjS-;*ta « like JXrump (le to 1» potato), and the Bennett — The Bennett playbill 0 1095 But now, foundering In a sea nien,” he said. Ing altitude It is most efficient, on identification items on the next pl^u r paasea You hold: Bennett — How to ski Just a llt- "Second hand low, third hand 4k A 9 body of Massachusetts -pay- Spades - «, *; Hearto- K, Q. lOj of Inflation and recession, Businesaea, strapped by re- expensive to operate In Our First^of Many Beautiful New~ Showrooms! Ue bit high” or "Cover an honor with weighted with astronomical pay- duced federal and ground or waiting chologlst found near his downed Diamonds - K, 8, 6, S, 2; Oluba- ulh Weft North East Benrey — Electronics for an honor” I ■will not deprive you ments on debts and losses that tighter budgets, have reduced clearance to takeoff or land. airplane in Chespeake Bay. 7, 5, 2. A Pass 3 A Pas* The largest and everybody of your innocent pleasures. In All Pass at a rate of about $5 mU- their travel. The order in many longer flights, he said, Tile state medical examiner’s What do you say? BlenenstOck — A history of fact. I ’ll give you two more Answer: Bid 2-No Trump. Mon a year, the carrier wavers companies is to replace the trip provide profits to oCtoet freshest meat dis­ „ American furniture office in Norfolk said Monday rules to odd to your notebook; Tills invitation to game prom­ on the brink of financial catas- with a telephone call or a let- ^ play in the whole DuBois — Black Titan the body was identified by den­ "Count your tricks” and ises about 8 or 9 points, with no he has the bare minimum hold­ w phe. short flights — such as Albany Bllven — Five million words tal plates as that o fP r e s t o n area ! “Never ask your partner to do singleton or void suit. Partner ing of 16 points for his opening A lengthy pUot strike makes ^ Mohawk, that Wnd of cor- J® ~ *** later Daiis, of. Needham, Mass. State iidiat you can do for yourself.” should accept the invitation if bid. its future even Roomier. pointe dectoldta was espedaUy Bios — On adolescence police said a watch on the body Both apply in today’s hand. Copyright 1671 he has more than 16 polrits, but Why riiould a transportaUon. sigiriflcant About 80 per cent of Clark — Crime in America was engraved with trie initial South dealer. he may pass at 2-No ’Trump if General Features Obrp. company taat carries between passengere are businessmen Stephenson also tasM M that Dandridge — Everything and “D.” Both sides vulnerable. - - r . -o routes to communities that have 2.5 and 3 million passengers a traveling to or from appotat- nothing Last Thursday, the NaUraial Opening lead — lOng of only a handful of paasengei* a A Steal At year, often with capacity loads ments. Preemantle — Three-cornered Air Transportation Safety Board Hearts. day should be turned over to on Its prime runs, suffer such ’Ihe reductlim In' travel meant This Price! heart said it found a billfold bearing West led the king <4 hearts, third-level- carriers who fly WHATS CREAT ABOUT ® 3css? even more than reduced passen- FYledenthal — Luther; his life the name of Dr. Preston Davis and East signaled encourage­ smaller aircraft and want to ..and times Jr. of New Haven, Cknin., in the ment by playing the nine. West Why has a profit of about ger loads, however. It brought Oven Ready Gary — White dog wreckage. obediently continued with the * * In Motowk’s Mohawk, the butt of many Glyn — The British The Virginia state police later queen of hearts, winning the Into a total three - year payments on current and long jy ^ n g its growing y e m . TURKEY Green — Xerxes at Salamis reported the change in address second trick also. ^ tum^a fr lK S f comer i GuiUain — The Japanese chal­ to Needham. West thought tor quite awhile I L ^ -a comer th^eadnS an un- IHIS CE COLOR TV $ n FOR lenge ■ Death was caused by drown­ after ■winiUng the second trick, Russell V. Stephenson, vrtio o< certain future and one that Hatch — Nigeria; the seeds of ing and there were no apparent but all the thought in the world payment schedule was gtephenson meets with bare disaster Returns to Community College injuries that migrit have been wouldn’t have helped him. He S 1970, b a i^ on c « ^ e d g r o s ^ In statements. Hershan — A woman of quality caused by an airplane cradi finally switched to a club hop­ Insists the reasons are not traffic, which had increased at gitiiatlon now and for Janowltz — Political ccmflict Miguel Rubio, Spanish classl- ate of the Royal Conservatory said State Medical Ehcamlner H. ing that his {Mirtner had two unique. During the last three a rate of 12 or 18 per cent a t h e ^ c ^ W V ^ e l S S d Jenkins — Saturday’s America cal guitarist, will play a return Music in Madrid. He was a Kamitschnig tricks in that suit. y ^ , he said, the nation’s nine year tor the last decade. ^ gathering of > *? "LOIS OF THINCS" Joseph — Around the world student of Daniel Fortea. He 500 engagement at Manchester The Coast Guard said today it South hxric the ace of clubs aibeidlzed regional airlines lost Mohawk was to have paid businessmen, “ is something like with the experts later studied with Sainz de la more than |U « million. about $7.2 million In debt ex- this: Community College tomorrow Maza for 10 years, both pri- has asked the Navy to raise the and forced out the ace of Krebs — Soviet composeki and trumps. East could do nothing He said the problems of tils penses during— 1070. But, in “ Near xero traffic gmwth, the development of Soviet night. The concert will be held vately and at the Royal Conser-Cape BURNSIDE to defeat the contract since ) lUjn’fSiDl > t i -i' h;.' n c»' company and the industry were December and January, with skyrocketing labor coots, to- music in the Hartford Rd. building vatoiy. Charles or Onancock "for offl South was sure to draw trumps multitudlnous, and outlined operations halted because of a ability to add larger aircraft be- Krutch — A Krutch omnibus cafeteria at 8 ;30. During five consecutive sum­ cial investigation purposes rniE PSRKIhC -IjU 7 to 9 lb. Average and then take a successful fln- three general areiM that have pilot strike, Mohawk went into cause of staggering losses, ’Ihe public is invited. Admis­ mers, Rubio studied with An­ only.” Lach — Cooking a la Cordon .esse in diamonds. led to the financial 'crisis. default oh interest payments. “ We find oursHves, then, with Bleu sion is free. Refreshments will dres Segfovla, the world’s great­ A Coast Guard spokesman Double Failure ^They include uncontrolled la- u ia future of the company several bad years behind us, Laiiberte — Drawing with ink be available. The college pro­ est classical guitarist. Segovia said the request was made on East could have defeated the DOT coots, the economic reces- was based on an announcement with an ominous 19Tl ahecul, and Latcha — How do you figure it? gram committee made ar­ called his pupil "an excellent behalf of 'Vliglnla State Police contract, but he failed to apply H ie Manohester Sion combined wltti Inflation and of financial restructuring aimed with a public which has grown Ungeman — Don’t you know rangements for the. concert be­ musician and guitarist, Mho de­ and the National Transporta­ the two rules mentioned earlier. Gilbert A Sullivan Workshop the strangulation hold of the as “ revlstag Mohawk’s sched- to regard overabundant air serv- there’s a war on? The Ameri­ cause of the popularity of serves to be well known by all tion Safety Board. He needed four tricks to defeat can home front, 1941-4S Rubio’s performance in April the lovers of music.” Describ­ A single-engine plane regis­ Presents Civll Aeronautics Board and the uied debt obligations over the Ice as a constUuttonal right. Fresh Western, Sliced four spades, and could expect Longstreet — The canvas fal­ last year, when he played .for a ing Rubio' as "looking very tered to Davis was found Feb. Lemer A Loewe’s Federal Aviation Adminlstra- next several years and pxwdd- “ It is not. A ir service Is Im- to get two hearts and the ace of cons; the story of the men large and appreciative audi­ much like a young Andres Se­ 7 submerged in about five feet tlon on fares and administrative juj, substantial now equity cap- portant. But someone has to pay trumps. Where was the fourth procedures. lyy... for It — all of It.” BEEF and planes-WWI ence. govia,” one critic added, "H e of water some 15 miles north trick? ’The industry is notorious for McDonald—Garden ideas A to Z Widely known as a guitar vir­ proved he coule also plas very of Cape Charles in the Chesa­ Camelof Stephenson said the Idea was A diamond ruff was the obvi­ not getting together to control uke a hixne owner deciding he McLoughlin — TTie meaning of tuoso in Europe and this coun­ proved he could also play very peake Bay off the Eastern ous answer, and Blast should labor coots,” he said. “ As it wanted to refinance his mort- G if t U r t tIV ER Henry Ward Beecher try, Rubio is an honors gradu- ter.” Shore. The body was found Sat­ have gone right after this trick March 4, 6, 6 at 8:15 P.M. eAands now, each new settle- gage______and spread out the pay- PHNOM PB5NH, Cambodia Mailer—Of a fire on the moon urday—six days after discovery rather than expect his partner ment with an individual carrier ^|^ts over "a g r e ^ 'n u m b i r (A P ) - U.S. Ambassador Bmo- Mandelbaum—Society in India of the plane. BAILEY AUDITORIUM to do all the work. East should Is above the previous. Labor ot years. >7 C. Swank and Foreign !ADnis- Mark—Astrology for the Aquar­ Kamitschnig said clothing, Manpower Vital overtake the king of hearts with costs are increasing for the air- He ■would not blame the ft- t®*" Komi lATck begem negotiat- ian Age shoes and sha-vlng equipment MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL the ace In order to return the Itaes at a rate of 11 per cent nanclal troubles on the pilots’ ("8T today to determine what the Martin—Mental health, mental were found In watertight con­ Until Reds Sign, FontiSttSSSiS singleton diamond. a year against 8.6 per cent for ■walkout, but their strike Cambodian government will buy illness tainers about 30 feet from the VDUNH PEOPLE ■When declarer leads a trump, the industry at laige. Tills is a did bring the dUficuIUeo to the ^(*1 *31® ♦'3® million Cfongress Murphy—Say , . . didn’t you body and an undisclosed amount Directed by MISS MABTHA WHITE President Feels East must step up at once ■with with the MANCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA greater increase than any oth- crisis stage earlier than had 3ms allocated to It tor the cur- used to be George Murphy nSiisi M10 Mha of money reportedly was found oaoxottioooto^'oi the ace of spades in order to er tadimtry in this country, ex- been expected. fiscal year, Phillips—^The travellers’ bmk of WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ inside the wet-suit. tfltmtittrltmkj mm. lead a low heart. West is sure Benefit: Instructors of the Handicapped cept construction.” Stephenson, a RepubUcan, **®** *3ie money will go for colour photography dent Nixon says it is essential Authorities said Da'vds had and Manchester Scholarship Foundation filed a flight plan indicating he Stephenson suggested that the said "as difficult as the fiscal commodity Imports. (The lhfoi> Pomfret—Founding the Amer­ the United States maintain an AU ASft AOMinED was going from Bedford, Mass., Tickets at; Vernon Dru^* Watkins Bros. entire Industry work toward es- crisis has been under the pres- matlon Ministry said Cambodia You Can Taste ican colonies ' il Audltnen adequate armed force until Rus­ to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., on Jan. At the door or Call 6SS*1177 tablishing contract baigainlng ent circumstances, the Nixon ^*3 8T®3 additional 88.6 mil- Reeves end of the draft The Difference! —1110 sia agrees to an arms control 28. 'The spot the plane was ^ STATE ‘•‘o-’*” talks similar to that o f the auto- administration has done every- Mon worth of agricultural prod- Reich—^The mass psychology of limitation. MAMCNISTIB CIMTIB AU ACft AMITTW found was nearly 400 air miles IBil BABK BfAB OI THIATBI motive industry, thing it could in the fight against ucts. fascism ” We must maintain that force Pwontil Guiteico S m from Bedford. They challenged an “ A pattern or standard for the inflation.’ ’ ______Rich—Sculpture in wood not because we want war but A Navy pilot first spotted the various airlines, based on their He warned, “ T o tum from Rodgers—^A word to the wives because, in the truest sense of untamed hy JONM ABBIN wreckage, but divers did not lo­ mariwts, regional or trunk, the present policy will only force Sandler—^The African cookbook the word, In peacetime the H- IfIniCTEP cate it until several days later. land! Praaantad hy th« HapartMhnl should be set up. The unions oo- us to bite the bullet later.’ ’ HBlp»SelvB3ll9g«st ■ Schleunes—The twisted road to armed forces of the United (M«r 17 raquim Kcompanyins State police said there was no Fwam •r BraMailc Arta ordinate. 'Why not manage- “ Blttag the bullet,” however, Auschwitz States all over this world are Avont or Adult toviliw explanation of why Davis was IHIO ment?” is not the only solution that he FALSE TEETH ■ Extra Lean, Schnltzler—M y youth in 'Vienna tru ly peace forces,” he told Schoal af Plitu Arts wearing a wet-suit of the type When talking alxait the ctur- outlined for the future. An Im- WorriBN gad ProbiBiws _ I . I “ Minutes Fresh” Semple—Hearing-impaired pre­ leaders of the American Legion Thu Uhluaralty Thesday night. NO I K UNOH 17 ASNITTB used t»y diverS or ■why trie plane rent recesston and continued in- provement in fares, he said, Just •prinkltaf PASTEllHS oU Oes your dentist rsonlarly. Os* H ised land n m w M p w m r FAB’fk ri’H S t an dros oonntata. H House policies, especially his section,” said Sgt. E. C. Magette TECHNICOLOR* the 80s would not continue. the difference. Smith—’The Great Schism, 1378 decisions on the Southeast Aslan of Melfa. He said slight damage “ This has been a very strong “ The CAB,’ he said, “ should Still—In quest of quiet ^^.a t t t r e t t e war, and called on it to "contin­ THEATER TIME to the tail section indicated the Stock—California trip ue to support whoever is the plane might have gone down Sullivan — F ra n k Sullivan SCHEDULE WALT DISNEY, president of the United States, tall first. ■ througti the. looking glass . whatever his party . . . . ” Police are continuing an B o n ^ Wilson — The commoner; Wil­ Nixon said the United States Burnside — “ Love Story” , Investigation. Pina Arta Ca t a r liam Jennings Bryan 7:08, 9:00. TECHNICOLOR* MUSGRAVE’S Swtvwl is too weak to play a peacekeep­ ------d Curtain I Si1Sp.M. LAST 3 DAYS Wilson — Jerusalem, key to ing role''and the nation must de­ Cinema I — "W ild Country” , B OANCE Tlchatai S1.SO peace cide "whether we maintain the 1:00, 3:00, 6:00, 7:00, 9:00. Disaffiliation OFFER ENDS SATURDAY adequate national defense that Cinema n — "Owl & The Pus­ i Cemeteries ceased to be at­ FEBRUARY 20th we need.” sy Cat” . 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, As Lean As tached to churches beginning In Rightists Enter " I will simply say this; UnUl 9:30. Sears Toh Bound Ground! the United States obtains an 1832, when Mount Auburn Ceme­ State---- "-Wild Country” , 1:00, tery was established In Boston, Innocent Pleas arms control limitation between 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40; ” Fea- Vlow fag the two great super powers, one according , to Encyclopaedia An 8 X 10 Portrait of Your Child in Living turette” , 2:40, 4:50, 7:00, 9:10. Britannica. HARTFORD (AP) — Two that we can rely upon and that they can rely upon, it is essen­ U. A. — "Owl & 'Ihe Pussy REPEAT OF A SELLOUT numbers of a right-wing Polish tial that the United States main­ Cat” , 7:16, 9:16. organization in New Britain tain an adequate armed force,” Manchester Drive-In — Re­ ARMOUR'S pleaded innocent Tuesday in he said. opens lEMday. THURSDAY East Hartford Drive-In — Re­ U.S. District Court here of gim Nixon said the Legion’s sup­ port of his move into Cambodia opens Friday. W a l t D is n e y SKINLESS violations, conspiracy, and at­ came "at a time when many Bast Windsor Drive-In — Re- FRDAY tempting to dynamite a car. were not sure as to how the^p^ °pens Friday, T N E R iU P ^ © Richard J. Golaaz, 27, of eration would come out.” FRANKS Cheshire, and Gabriel Plotrow- Cbu/my D a ir ii SATURDAY He said the operation in Cam­ COLOR ski, 34, of NOrUifleld, a )^ a re d DAILY 4:00.1t00-5:00.7t00*f bodia was a success, that cas­ Port Opposed CUMrta $1.00 At AU TIbim ► before Judge T. Emmet Clarle. ualties in Southeast Asia since LOS ANGELES (A P ) — The FEBRUARY BUT TRULY ■Prosecutors say Golasz and Q u e e n r have dropped by two-thirds, and nation’s largest conservationist Piotrowski are members of the that 100,000 Americans have group, the Sierra Club, is at­ BJRIIN TURNPIKE “Free Eagles.” come home since that time. tempting to block development Ni XT TO TWO GUYS ond CRANTMOOR 18-19-20 WITH The two men are accused of In addition, the President of a supersonic airport 45 miles planting dynamite sticks under said, the South Vietnamese north of Los Angeles in the An­ TRADE the floorboards of a qar owned "have developed the confidence telope Valley. The club, in a lawsuit filed FANTASTIC AT.. by Leopold Szczepka, 33, of New and the ability that they now Haven, in order to get him in can undertake on the ground, by against the federal government Tuesday in U.S. District Court, (10 Dogs In Pkg.) trouble with local police. themselves as far as the ground The three had quarreled over action is concerned, in opera­ asks spending be stopped for the (12-ox. pkg.) ptriitlcal issues as members of tions to cut the Communist sup­ planned Palmdale International That'§ Right! We'll GtveYou Over *100 For Your the "Free Eagles,’ ' prosecutors ply line coming down the Ho-Chi Airport until its environmental Minh trail.” impact on the valley is deter­ banana say. 1:^1 The President was to have re­ mined by a study. ceived jhe Legion award at its Old TV Set-Regardless of Its Age or Condition! GEM - -i3iderTiip- -annual conventlon last March in Portland, Ore. He received the COLUVBIA PICTURES AtO RASTAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT SiACRAMENTO, Calif. (A P ) medal at the Legion’s annual mCLUKS — 2-YEAH nCTURE TUBE WARftANTY, I W OSJVERY AftO SERVICE SET^IF^ AND 1-YEAJt WAMDANTY ON ALL PAKTSI Liverwurst — Assemblyman Robert E. Washington conference because A RAY STARK*HERBERT ROSS Production o n ly 4 9 ' Badham has decided to give he was unable to attend the con­ back the ISO expense money he vention. R cr. 65c MSMunai sm m m or Bologna got for a day of duck hunting. Barbra Streisaiiil The per diem Is payable any RCA $140 Deluxe Color Antenna Completely Installed time a lawmaker is on legisla­ Murders Increase tive business, and Badham, R- Newport Beach, got his after he Among Lebanese GeorgiBSagal B0NU& on Your House (N ot Handed to You in a Box) With wrote to Speaker Bob Morettl BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P ) _ hat he would be away "with a Murder was on the Increase in the Latest Alliance Automatic Tennorotor fo r only group of conservationists con­ Lebanon last year, with 232 WU- BRING ALL THE CHILDREN ducting an ecological tour of the Ings reported, 20 more than In • T h is io m genuine full color film process— northeast quadrant of the San 1969. not to be confused with oil tinting $09s9S When You Buy Any o f Our Color TV SefSs Joaquin 'Valley assessing habi­ Statistics * o w guns, knives tat and feeding conditions of Mon. • FH. and machlneguns were the most 7:15 - 9:16 • Colorful new backgrounds simulate migratory waterfowl.” common weapons. But one However, Badham’s state­ EtaL - Sun. cKpensiTe oil portraiture By Hie Piece murderer Wiled his vlcUm by 8:00 • 7:46 ' dilkl ment to a Sacramento newspa- pushing him into a bla^t-fur- • Limit-1 per child — 2 per family >er, " I got the limit,” drew crit- 9:30 The Owl plus 50f per family for nace, and another Wiled a fath­ handling clsm and, at the request of er and his son with a booby- Idoreta , he waived the one trapped Christmas package. WE NOW BRING YOU MORE THAN EVER BEFORE! day’s allowance. The youngest murderer was andthe Bring all the children to Sears this week for a beautiful 8 x 10 portrait taken by our Cosh # Charge an 8-year-old girl who poisoned professional baby photographers. No appointment necessary, ages 6 wedcs through OPEN” Meatown a 3-month-old baby. *Ihere was 14 years. Groups taken at 99^ per child - one WUer-animal, a donkey ■who Budget Terms iHanrlypjBtplr Panavision- Pussycat f^Vf f•!I Wcked and bit his owner to Color THURS. e ith itii rt • eR... U.S. p.l. oil. Am. D. Q. Cotp. O I»70 Am. o! q. Cotp. SPECIALS for death last summer. Natundlr there it no obligadon to buy Photographers hours: AvdikMe lEapttimj ilfprald additiotud portndtt. Hoxoever, additional Nine political Wdnapings were JUDY GAJ tCLN5'- KAV BaCAEinm During regular store hours,, AND THDBS., F B I. and SAT. Publlahed Dally Except Sundayn portraits in many sites and stylet are avail- on late night openings from' 111) MAIN ST. MANCHESTER and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street reported apd 600 cars stolen in "THE WIZARD OF OZ^' M e at our reasonably loxe prices to f t your Ifanciiestw. Conn. (06040) 10 A.M . to 8 P.M. 1970, the figures show. Friday at 2:00 — Sat. A Sun. at triB • 4:00 Eat,drink and be meny! loudly neadt. We Aeoect Food Stampe Telephone 643-2711 One hundred persons w ere, Saturday 'til 4:30 P.M. Second CIm Poatage Paid at killed and 400 wounded by stray Use Our We Beeerve Ib e Blgbt . tCanohesler, Conn. Lunch 1 -2 Dinner 5 - 6 FREE MAIN STREET bullets frOm guns fired at mar­ n u i / i x DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2— NITES till 9 Te Umtt gneaOtlee! SUBSCRIPTION RATES riages, funerals, election victo­ Layaway Plan Payable in Advance OWNED AND OPERATED BY Sears • MANCHES’TER • WEST HARTFORD e MIDDLETOWN and STORESIDE PARKING one zear ...... tsoon ries and other occasions where FRED ANNTTI.1.I OWNED AND OPERATED BY e TOBBINaTON e W ATERBDRY e NAUGATUCK EAST isitABS. BOEBUCK AN6 CO. it is customary In this country 684 HARTFORD ROAD A L KJKIN VALLBY MAU- ______L-.___J Ono Bontli ...... 2,'so to shoot off guns. MS BROAD STREEV h MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, MANCHESTER, CONN., vVEDNESDAY, FEBRUAllY 17, 1971 , f AGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,' 197i / I . . • __ • . Andover be used to pay off campaign ToUand South^s Voice M ay Grow debts. The main speaker will be Cast in Cast Ex-Resident TeUs Joins Protest State Atty. Gen. Robert KlMlan. NEW YORK (A P )—Danny LAS VB5GKAS, Nev. (A P ) — ------< Kaye says he will return to 1-84 Route A W in s Backing When Democrats Convene S^sjyL joL JthsL GOP State Central Comniltt- Thifault Requests Briefing Sammy Davis Jr., who ap­ the cast of the musical “ Two 8 man Fenton Futtner of South Reactions to Quake pears regularly on the Las By CARL P. LEUB DORF prbxlmately 3,000 convention by Two" Thursday with his O f Conservation Commission Windsor is being mentioned for Vegas Strip, says he will Join votes. left leg in. a cast, and per­ (Note-. Charles E. Hill of Hunt- section of Lakewood Blvd. and WASHINO’TON (AP) — A appointment to the post of dep­ On Statens Plans for 1-86 welfare militants \idien they „ . , , Although the convention slse i ^ j a f t i l a L haps using a crutch and higton Beach, Calif., a former Willow St. Pete’s room was on D em o ct^ c reform commission increase sUghUy from the uty state commissioner of agrl- A briefing by the State High- Those attending the services The ConservaUon ^ I^ b o r - s p m i^ ^ march on the Strip next wheelchair. Manchester resident, sent his re- the seventh floor. culture and natural resources. Department on plans for are asked to meet in the church at its >"®e«"8f e"d W g S y dLr-to-door campaign commit- month. 2.622 votes of 1968, some states Kaye slipped on stage two reviewed proposed hlgnway includes finding some, week’s earth- Radio reports, up to the time dust^ states more ^ hah ^ considerably: By Sol R- Cohen ------1-86 iWllbur Cross Hlehwav) weeks ago and tore a liga­ ’’Black people and poor the delegates to the 1972 noml- ^ delegates to 4; The Taxpayers' Association of ■ ' ® Girl Scout choir under the direc- route 1-84. _ nereon in each area or street of Yoianiie** TT Miss of departure for Long Beach whites, need my help,” said ment in his ankle. Without Meeting at toe tovm oitic pe^ ^ designated Yolanda Felice of 66 Norman had pretty well d e ^ d the nating^vention U ®^®ted to ^ Vemfont 22 to 7. nyTooCiii'o lo tvio nniv ivav Ufa uriii ConnecUcut, whosB Chairman is has been requested by the tlon of Mrs. Donald Bird will Davis at a news conference ^ » him, toe show has been do­ ^ revised to accommodate the Wyoming 22 to 6. xvGaction to ^5ov« Ai6Snili s riiico is the only ^vsy ^v© wriii .. _ _ i.**"* i ^ ,, _ building, members of toe com escort the candidates ' quake’s epicenter as being In budaet messaee aonears to be ?et the state's economy in ^‘ ®''® Manchester, t'wn's first selectman, Charles sing at the OongregaUonal ing none too well at the box mission studied th® maps Tuesday. ‘Hie National Wel­ °®“ th. cailef beneficiary of the popu- f h L r f a the has aimounced that it will sub- E. Thifault. Church. Rehearsals for this to the Hill and his wife, toe former the Saugus-Newhall area. ’This fare Rights Organization has alviaed along party lines, with shape to meet the challenges of ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a ai. ^ u . . *; office. charts made available by to . on personal The party’s executive com- latlon formula would be the •'TAo •• ‘ a state budget of its own to t^e announced at the Board of program will be held tonight, M afalto Felice, both Manches- is about 60 mUes North of Hunt- announced it would march on state highway department on ter natives, have lived In (Jail- ington Beach. No one knew If mlttee met behind closed doors south, \riiich would have about THURSDAY toe alternate possibilities of the the Strip March 6 and 6 to today to review the apportion- 28.6 per cent of the delegates storm also Indicated that o m l^ fo r five years. H^ is em- the day’s shakes were over or get the state's economy in legislators had no statements on h . I . u r « 8®n‘ a letter to church between 7.10 and 7.80 protest welfare cutbacks in ment formula and other matters compared with 19.6 per cent of FRIDAY Fernofi ** the aftershocks would con- Nevada. shape, and Democrats, almost Gov. Mesklll's budget message. ^ “ ™ ® . o . u. ‘^ "C o ^ r e s e n r a t last night’s ^ W ^ t o e T a n m * ! to be considered by the Demo- toe 1968 cemvention and slgthly to a man, criticizing it as "not State Rep. Francis Mahoney of Community At- portatlon commissioner request- The Girl Scout cookie sale ^ t o e y D i y l s ^ of U n lt ^ Air- tinue into the day. Since we craft Corp, In Huntington Beach. cratic National Committee Pri- less under the O’Hara Oommls- SATURDAY the answer." was unavailable for comment. « ’ ® the meeting, "so that we under the dlrecUon of Mrs. Ken- were going to Santa Monica it ? e r e 7 c < ^ " o ffe re d ";^ dates’’ "g h t. The R ;P'*'>;|® ^ day. Sion proposal. The phrase "Rich Man's State Rep. N. Charles Bogginl news release yesterday. It will may get a complete briefing n eU iS n U th w ^ term ed a suc- m e n the quake began the appeared PA W A ’s business could Kindergarten Merger of Banks Party sources Indicated the AT budget," is being used by many remarked, "It is very difficult f® balanc^, require no new or cn all proposals and possible cess ^rith a total of 3,462 ^ raUs were in bed in their home be transacted, earthquake or r h“ g^athered. “ o ^ k ^ S s o T d executive committee, controlled of toe Democratic legislates for me to release a statement ^creased ^ e s and ^11 resul projections that toe State High- ordered. .M ^u gh the total last about 6 miles south of the Sau- no. asked toe commission to make toe school, at which ^me the Under Proposal by veteran party officials, want­ The phrase was coined yester^ now on a budget that experts ‘ ^e sys ema ic reduction of way Department might be cen- year was 3,900 this year box^ Registration gus-Newhall area, the heart of jt was foggy and traffic was Harbor Survey a thorough study of toe pro- entire t o ^ r Jdldates ed the revisions in the delegate * devastaUon. TOe heavy on the San Diego Pree- HARTFORD (AP) — The day by House Speaker WilUam have worked on for six weeks.'* ' posed routes, and make any and meet with ^ ® ca"***^®*®^ formula to meet criticism from pltchfnrd anrt ^ n t a assocla- Interstate 86 which will affect P^®®- l e t t o r ^ report is from Hill p ^^^y heavy early morning; Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Finds No Cause Next W eek suggesUons or changes deemed Congressman Robert “ t®®*® Southern and small-state mem­ RHSAL and the Odumbus Industrial Pro Tempore Charles Alfano’ The governor's message took signatures on pe- the Town of Tolland." Troop 6021 under the leader- necessary. has indicated that he will at- ' warmth hung close to the bers of the national committee. Bank of Bridgeport have agreed For Ship Crash state ^ Robert Houlev ’ D 25 minutes. It started at 2:20 ^ Although a map was received ship of Mrs. Theodore St. Onge A pre-school screening pro­ The commlslon had made a tend, xinvTniTVT/-,m/%»T ground. M y fellow commuters Former Kentucky Gov. Ed­ to an affUiatlmi, F . Russell of Vernon co-chairman 0^016 P *"- completed at 200,000 the State Highway Depart- reported that the girls sold 1,092 gram instituted a year ago in complete study of toe proposed gtiu in the formative stages, HUNTINGTON BEACH, seemed as robot as ever In ward L. Breathitt and Barbara signatures by March. ment late last year indicating boxes to earn $109.20 for their Abell, CBT vice chairman, an­ NEhV H A VB N (A P ) — A sur­ powerful appropriations com- 2:45. Gov. Mesklll received a toe Vernon school system will routes last spring When toe high- ^ dinner is being planned by the Calif. . . Tuesday 9 Febni- negotiating the traffic. I exited Sylvester of South Carolina say plans for widening {he highway troop. nounced Tuesday following a vey team from the Army Corps mlttee. said, "The governor's standing ovation when he enter- start with advance registration way department asked for an Republicans in the towns Of An- ary 1971. . . . This piece at willow st. and swung into they will ask the full committee of Engineers found no obstruc- and requesting information from -^t a recent investiture service meeting of the board of recommendations represent a ®*^ ^*^® House chamber and of children planning to enter evaluation from each of toe doVer, Bolton and Coventry, at could be titled “ My Expert- u>e Holiday’s parking lot. A to substitute a strict population Uon In New Haven Harbor near the town regarding open space Troop 6020,' Deborah Lakso directors. NO EXCHANGES-ALL SALES FINAL sell-out to the high-middle and ''*ben he departed, Tarot Card Idea kindergarten next September. towns involved. At that time, which Governor Meskill will be ences in the First Great Rlance assured me the 12 formula for the plan agreed on toe site where the tanker Esso I park lands, officials have many received her Girl Scout pin. He said the afflllaticm, which toe high-income groups. His His speech was applauded Registrations will be accepted toe commissioners concluded present. Tentatively scheduled 'Diesday by the O’Hara C!om- Gettysburg was grounded and Los Angeles Earthquake of ^®*^- ^ ^ ®"- Is subject to final approval by CASH - CHECK - BANK CHARGES. budget is unacceptable to me. ®*gbt times — sbe times by toe Finds Place In questions. Baton Trophies at all of toe town’s elementary that Route A, toe most norther- March 27 toe program will federal and state authorities, mission. spilled thousands of gallons of It does not even begin to provide Republicans alone and two u l l * * Thifault iiuiauii suggesieasuggested metoe meet- Weekly weexiy revoivmgrevolving tropnytrophy win-wln- schools starting next Tuesday 1971" or "Shoke. Rattle 4 "'S ’ “!* "JS’’ * 'T '" 1“ ly route, which/goes near toe consist of a dinner dance; the will be accomplished by either *nie population formula would oil into toe water, but the sur- Regcri Charges Not Accepted I relief to local government and, times by the Republicans and L i n r c i r y O U l l e l m Ing be held in Tolland as soon ners In toe Board of Recrea- ^11" or "Mayte gimattc and continuing through Friday, Coventry-Andover boundary, of- event will be held at Flano’s on a merger of the two banks or glve the South about 20 per cent veyors are going to took again, ultimately, to the local taxpay- Democrats combined as possible. tion-sponsored baton classes fered toe fewest disadvantages.- ^ndltions in other Parte of r q ^ne was particularly anx- from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Parents Route 6 in Bolton. establishment of Columbus as a more delegates than would the ‘‘M'e didn’t find any obstruc-, ADSOLUTELY NO ALTERATIONS! er.’ The democrats______^joined_____ in the__ An article on the conception, Thifault and selectmen Rob- are Danny Elmer, Beth Oster, .are asked to register their child According to Mrs. Margaret the U.S.A. Aren’t so Bad”" . ious to return to their rooms on conunlsslon {dan placing equal Uon In the channel,” Frank H iH ta f r- HI 1 applause when Meskill said he gestation and delivery of "Magic ert Dumont and Charles Ramon- Debbie Fortier, Donna Howard, At this point, toe Republicans wholly-owned subeidiary of CBT in toe school nearest their home. Hohmann, chairman, while this are figuring on an active cam­ the upper floors. Corp. weight on population and the Ciccone, head of the corp’s « a ,, “ is proposing a state lottery and is in the Books," the 1970 annual do voted to request toe traf- Dawn Dlmock, Lori Dyer and did not mean that route A as -I-felt the.persistent movement 'muffed Tc be eligible for kindergar­ paign of about six weeks -with I found Pete In the lobby. ConnecUcut Bank and. Trust Democratic vote in the last navigation branch, said a sur- ^ ____ '****'®" *’® *'® proposing report of Manchester town 11- fic authority to Install both a Kim Elmer. ten a child must reach five delineated on toe map was toe of our king-size bed and thought peering at a newspaper thru three presidential elections. vey~ taken earlier this numth. 9BLBX7T O nO U P greatness, because toe taxpay­ horse-racing and pari-mutuel braries, lias appeared in print, stop sign and a sign warning Volleyball League kick-off to take place some­ also lias applied to the Federal er is ready and willing to as- years of age on or before Jan. ideal one. a road in that gen­ where around March 19. my wife was calling my atten- his Ben Franklin glasses, and Reserve System and the State With party officials lobbying ”IBut with this break in the It was ^ tten by John F^ -stop sign ahead" on Grant Hill Tomorrow night’s Men’s Vol- eral area offered toe best start­ same his responsibility. Whistles 1, 1971. The child does not have Storm again stated that any Uon to my snoring which she puffing on his pipe. He acknowl- Banking Commission for per­ behind the scenes against the weather, we’ve sent a survey of disbelief came Jackson, head librarian, and Rd. at its intersection with leyball League schedule' ing point. to be present at the registration townspeople who wish to partic­ does now and then by shaking edged the quakes intrusion on- mission to establish branch of­ plan favoring the industrial crew to New Haven again.” "That responsibility," Houley from the Democratic side of published in toe February issue Partridge Lane. Thifault read cjharlle’s S e ^ c e Station vs! session but parents are asked to The commission decided to re­ the bed, clearing her throat, and his morning toUet. It seems the states, the commlsslim headed Ciccone said the new effort noted, "must be based on a toe House when toe governor of "American Libraries,” the three letters from residents ctountrv Hills emd Smlttv’s ipate in the campaign are wel­ fices in Darien and Fairfield. PANTS 3 *10, view its previous s'tudy in de­ by Rep. James G. O ’Hara, D- will consist of several men in bring toe child’s birth (Certifi­ come to attend toe organiza­ assorted judo chops as a last bath wator had left the con- The proposed affiliation and es­ realistic and fair ability to pay. said he is proposing a 7 per official bulletin of toe American concerned over a rash of acci- p it»o vs Tolland Barber Shop tail, and if there were any new Mich., hammered out the dele- a small motorboat taking mea- cate. At toe same time the par­ tional meetings. resort. ThU was not a snoring fines of the tub to wet the floor, tablishment of new branch of­ Sizes 26 • 27 - 28 • 20 • 80 - 31 2 BAIR $7.00 — 1 P A « $M0 The taxpayer does not want cent sales tax. A rumble Of dls- Ubrary Association. dents at toe blind intersecUon at 7 p m • Shurway vs. Aberle’s suggestions or changes thought gate aiqwrtlonment question in surements in the harbor with a ent will be given information Red Cross drill; other items In the bed- h Is first impression that he was fices would mark CBT’s first more of toe same—he wants a content was heard when he The article is toe result of the which is just past toe crest of ^ - e e Sons ^Cleaners vs. concerning the screening ses­ necessary, it would call a spe­ room were reacUng to some gl- m was surmounted by the fact two meetings 'With most Issues fathometer, change in the Connecticut tax said he cannot recommend an annual report's being brought the hill. „ pneland Dewatering The Columbia Chapter of toe entry into Fairfield County. SELECT GROiUP at sions which will be held In May. cial meeting. In toe meantime, gantlc force. j,g was on the seventh floor. He decided by close votes. He said that it was impossible system.” increase in educational grants to toe attention of JohnGordon r was also decided to call to .^^ “ ° American Red Cross, which in­ 0 Parents are advised to make it supported toe stand taken in Before the final voice vote for divers to determine definlte- cludes Andover, Columbia and I glanced at toe illuminated further ponders why he was Houley accused Gov. Meskill ^® towns. Burke, the magazine’s associate the attention of the Board of arrangements tor toe child's the original report. Tuesday, it rejected eight to six ly if the vessel slammed against Dutch Auction Hebron, is participating in the clock dial whoRB hands showed placed on the seventh iloor- of~ -— Back-Seat TV of "a lack of compassion to toe Groans and cries of "N o! >^rhe devastaUon caused at der a bill adopted Tuesday by population in the formula. ered with silt,” he said. Short 80 - 86 - 87-W-W Ijoog (2) 87 • 88 - 80 " I ’ll not be a party to i t " At this point, Lt. Gov. T. statistics, programs, plans and cover the$800 monthly cost of and services will be featured, The principals of toe elemen­ coming spring elections. wishing to contribute toward the Texas Senate. The formula weighted by Ciccone said the earlier sur- Houley insisted. ’ Clark Hull, who presided at toe philosophy. A request for a labor and land-fill at the dump oP®" the public. toe relief effort should direct his awake Including Harley, toe gyimar, Newhall and Immediate SEXiEXTr O ltO UP tary schools will schedule Meeting at first selectman dog. No one knew exacUy what surrounding areas cannot be One of the hundreds of provi­ presidmtial-elecUon resu lts vey, using divers with electronic Republican State Sen David session of the legislature, background story followed. unUl toe end of the fiscal year Correction candidate Bob Post's house, toe contribution to Red Cross Chap­ sions of the “rules of the road” would give the eight largest devices, failed to identify what parents for a 30-minute visit to to do except they had told us minimized. But for the grace of The seed for toe idea that June 30. A reason cited for the The Historical Society does the school sometime in May. At group blocked out general ter chairman Edward Johnston bill states: ”No motor vehicle states—New York, 302; Califor- it was that tore a gaihng hole Odegard of M an>ester took an Order follow- to stand in Inside doorways or numerous fault lines. It could ed. tarot cards might have a place shortage was toe $1,000 paid un- not receive acommission from that time it will be necessary areas of the coming campaign ErdonI Road in Columbia, opposite view. “L. thought toe cUmb under chairs, tobies, ^stc. ^ Newspapers. T.V. and operated on the highways of this nla, 294; Pennsylvania, 197; Illi- below the tanker’s waterline ------in a library report was planted expectedly from this account for dealers at its annual antique for toe child to be present. and began laying some of toe Bridge Results governor’s budget and message The total elapsed Ume of Jabs covered the hospital state can be equipped with a nols, 182; Ohio, 164; Michigan, Jan. 23. The ship spilled more SUITS * 1 5 . ‘Lest there be any misunder- before Christmas 1969, when he a topographic survey of toe show as was reported in Tol- At these sessions toe follow­ groundwork. It was decided to Results of the third week of television receiver visible from 140; Texas, 139, and New Jer- than 800,000 gallMls U j^t were honest and courageous and tremors was. two minutes, jsmoUUon, freeway collapse, ot Sizes Regular (1) 86, (1) 37, (6) 38, (1) 46, (2) 48, (1) 60 Standing," said Hull, following purchased tarot cards as a gift, land-fill area. land news Monday. Dealers ing information will be obtained have toe second organizational tournament play at toe Friday toe driver’s seat.” sey, 116—a majority of the ap- heating oil into the harbor. an extremely long Ume. To m - weakenings very el- Longs (2) 86, (2) 87, (1) 88 — X-Loogs (2) 40, (1) 42 , ganx . spiritual message by toe Juckson said. Tarots are toe an- TTilfault praised the con- actually rent toe individual and combined in a folder: The meeting on next Monday eve- hiBbt bridge game are as fol- Shorts (8) 86, (4) 86, (2) 38, (1) 88, (1) 42 sure ourselves it was an sarth- j^gtlvely. He conceded that "toe Gdner- Patrick J. Speer of Hart- ®‘®nt pictorial playing cards stables and volunteers wdio booths from the society at a completed registration form nlng at the home of Republican lows: X-Short (1) 38, (2) 88. (2) 42 quake (not to gain this ^ u r - may ex- al Assembly will undoubtedly ford, “ that was not toe budget used in fortune telling. The seed have shouldered the presponsi- from next’s week’s sessions; Town Committee chairman First place, Mr. and Mrs. ance would m e w the todlrtdual answering shockwaves to modify some details of the pro- message.” H U -rem arks-w e: was fed when he successively blllty for opening and closing fixed rate. developmental background John Storm, and toe third Archibald Ramave; second SELECT GROUP 1 I^ e d budget" and admitted ^y laughter.” saw the cards in television dra- toe dump and said he plans to Substitute Correspondent through working with toe child; meeting is scheduled to be held place. Miss Joyce Driskell and or group the original quake. Well, as they that he, too, is very concerned c«* an article in a women’s recommend that complete June Linton is Instituting medical records and eye and at toe town office building on Mrs, Marion Haines: third selves) we looked at the you can spot a CaUfomlan with some of those details. 5^ Senate magazine ^nd as display items maintenance of the facility be i T n ^ ear tests by toe nurses. the evening of March 2. place, Mrs. Marvin Graboff and lamps. If they w . t r « SJ h^ sometlTs manner of "Howevgr,” he conUnued, “ toe j " his message, put out to bid in the future. Any family moving into toe Selected as overall campaign Mrs. Lawrence Moc. J!" stopping whatever he may be principal points of the budget Prosperity and peace come to cooperaUon of Mary Board members approved J. s t s w l n ^ ! Bo was toe water to his head In an ap- TOPCOATS * 1 0 . area, during toe summer and m anner was Storm, who along Re.sults of last week’s game, must remain. The Include a those who know toe time to cheney personnel and Lynn purchase of an electric tyj>e- ** ^ White t., OUT swimming pool. It actually *».««»• 8 having a child of kindergarten with Miss Linda Jillson will be the fourth week of toe tourna­ 6 Only . , . Reg. $86. 40 long — 46 long — 42 X-long — 44 X-long — 46 X-long only 1 developed high Udal wave stop to bonding for current ex- say, ‘I am wounded, but not Beaulieu, staff arUst, toe project writer for toe clerk’s office at a age will be asked to report tb a handling press and publicity re­ ment are as follows: that broke over (each end of the penses which, simply said, re- slain. I will lay me down and began to take form. Tarot cards price of $410. arrived at after .screening team, prior to toe leases. The job of campaign First place, Mr. and Mrs. B. quires $2 of bonding for every bleed a while, and rise and ^ere selected that had some three bids were received. pool as the surf pounds the First Checkers Match child’s admittance to school in treasurer was assigned to Sld- Burton Smythe; second place; $1 of service; avoidance of a fight again.’ ” meaningful carry-over to library A letter was received by toe September. ney Organ who is a candidate Mrs. Archibald Ramage and beach. state income tax, if possible, in ------facts and figures. But toe plan- board from George Wilson of H___ ie ___ first____ international______check-_____ It is anticipated that toe There were no hysterics. Hys­ as an alternate to toe Zoning Robert Campbell; third place, CAR COATS * 1 5 . this year of adjustment; and Gov. Meskill estimated .thgt-A-filng-ancLprintlng-were not with- Kozly Rd. objecting to toe sale ers match held in 1905 saw toe screening program will Improve Board of Appeals. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Talbot. teria requires a repeat sUmull U.S. TrcKips 48 Only . . JiCostiy sties 44 A 46 absolute minimum in new con-return to a 40-hour week for out their setbacks — odd-size of snowmobiles in a residential united States defeated by a the placement of each child and Named as activities coordi- There is one more week of ovgr a period of time or results Values to $66. structlon and services. I am state employes (it now is s 35 paper stock, varying widths of area by Clifford J. Williams, British group 73 to 34 with 284 thereby increase his or her nator was Ylo Anson, whose job tournament play remaining, al- which are horrendous and unac­ particularly happy about a hours) would produce a $5 mil- electronic stencils, and last also of Kozley Rd. Wilson noted ^raws according to Encyclo- chances ot a supcessful starf in It will be to integrate all toe though the games will continue ceptable to the aenalUve eye. A Surroim ded new emphasis on rehabili- Hon saving to the state—even summer’s excessive humidity, that Williams has advertised a paedla Britannlca. school. work in progress. as usual every Friday night. quick looksee about the neigh­ tatlon of narcotics addicts and .^Ith implementation of his Some 10 months after the seed number of brands u ^ g his borhood found everything as wie B y Enem y law enforcement for narcotics proposed 5 per cent pay hike, was planted, toe idea came to home phone number and han- remembered It'. The two minutes Botique Sweaters * 5 . control. _ . _ ------fruition. dies toe sales from his home. had been the QUAKE — we (Oonttnned from Page One) State Rep. Donald Genoveei, increased tuition at state col- Jackson’s article is iiinatmteH The selectmen also unani­ pieced togetlver what happened Values to $18. R, of Manchester, said, "Pain- aer„rdlne- to Meskill v. ® Illustrated mously voted to send a letter ful as his message is Gov Mes- ‘ fa according to mcskui, by tarot card 14, the chariot, immdlately thereafter; Every- ^thatood a lOO-round mor- 1.111 1,an laia 1. an .1,a linn en/l would raise an additional $36 ^blch "carries ' the wand of to the town committees an­ one was frightened . . . you tend barrage and ground assault LONG SLEIEVE nouncing toe opening on the h ^ ^ ^ L ‘ toTttoee^cesTes * ®“ ty." Beside it are the to recall reading "The Last „„ ^ le of their fire bases. Planning and Zoning Commis­ d r y c u a n i n c OnuR Days of toe Late Great Headquarters said 48 North of the ^ t admWstraUon have eaUmated $18 mlllIon)^“^ sion. The action was t^ e n af- State of CJallfomla” and pooh- Vietnamese troops were killed DRESS SHIRTS * 2 . come home to haunt us. He ,aced in a scholarship fund for , ter Selectman Dumont stressed poohlng the idea of the big state clashes and that 30 to the report made consider toe sub- ^ given people nja nation’s third largest de- to meet Peter Mattus of Pratt fenae contractor said Monday REBAL M EirS SH BP B iy 1, Got 1 F m ! A Whitney Aircraft at his hotel tke fourth quarter loss on sales at 8 a.m. This was to prove gg $680.5 mllUoh compares with 1 " T A # Complete M m 's Store'* ALL SANDWICHES ANI) j Middle Turnpike Interesting. I had booked him year-eailler^ earnings of $11.6 OUR CHICKEN DINNERS . . . ■•orry. (M y I OoupM ^ tr CtMwMr) at the Holiday Inn in Lnng mUllon, or |1.10 a share, on S w I rI ^ 1 901-907 MAIN m H T MANCHISm-443^a47t Offer Eipiiea Fab. ilat. IRTI Sanitone' Beach w h i c h . 1b . gbout a fifteen sales of $724 mlUlon. i' Laundjpy ^ minutes drive from my home. *nie loss for the full year on M l CagfiatMaskrViyckimtr^ ' 1 ONNMON.RnSAT.filOteliM THtlMOAY «iN to VM PJA < T ’ * * V I'j V. iV/’ * V Berzlnl It Is a new hostelry, a 12-atory sales of $2.22 bUlitm compared 917 MAIN STREET “ - MANCHESTER octagonal giant OyerlooUng the with 1060 eaiiilngs of $2.6 mil- Bros I ,,^g Airport, Son Dlogo Uon, or M cents a share, on YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR'S 1 > Freeway and the famous, inter- sales of almost $2.61 mlUlon. V

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,- MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1971 PAGE SEVEN P ^G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING I^ A L D , MANCHESllER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1971 Bohon minutes. Doors will open at undergraduate culmlsslons, ■ said River Ice Floe was made at Towanda, Pa., and imw! — u u jiw o Is there any commem denominator in 2:16 p.m. Ford Reports he believed there were “ just un­ farther down the river, where a Mrs. Gertrude Vojgel, coebair- der 11,000” applicatlMis last steeplejack was lowered-froni' a NATURAL HEALTH this? Drugs Program mflOft o r tfienproriavises^^. N ew * Earnings Drop °year, and that the figure dipped Carries Sam To bridge, but couldn't reach Sam. FOOD SHOPPE Et/mtuj ilfpralli In the Mediterranean area, Russia has ents that children are not allow­ 18 per cent this year. The helicopter Joined the ef­ .^For Teachers ed to bring food into the audi­ Over Full Year Another State p u b l is h e d b y m B reportedly been trying to pressure its “ In the past we’ve had a lot fort at West Plttston, Pa., Etnd HERALD PRINTING CO.. INC. torium vdiere the movie is to ..m ’ fnt. T, .. of unrealistic candidates apply,’’ 13 Blssell Street supposed friend, Ubya, into the role of Set Tomorrow WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) its draft of air finally drove the Mancheater. Conn. be shown. DETROIT (AP) — The Ford Muyskens. “ I think the un- PARKADE — A German Shepherd dog floe ashore. THOMAS F. FERGUSON a full-fledged satellite, a rple which The first in Motor .Oo. reports record earn- realistic candidate Is now think­ • WALTER R, FERGUSON a series of in- Manchester Evening Herald named Sam has completed a ' An' official from the Society Liocaar fuamiact Pubiiahcrs would find Libya offering a base for ings for the last quarter of 1970 Ing twice before applying to Founded October l, 1881 service teacher-training pro- Bolton correMKmdent Judith of $161 ipUllon, but says its 12 Yale. This is particularly true trip down the Susquehanna Riv­ for Prevention ot CSruelty to Ani­ units of the Russian Me^terranean fleet, grams in the area of drug abuse Honohue, tel. 640-8409. er from New York to Pennsyl­ mals said Sam was excited, but PublMted Every Evening Except Sundays mmith earnings were down $31 women." and H<4idays. Entered at the Poet Office at accept Russian advisers as w ^ as arms vania on an Ice floe. in good shape. Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall d education will he held tomorrow ^ " ,,,, Twenty peracent fewer women Matter for its army, and welcome the estab- \ ! at 1:80 p.m. in the all-purpose • applied to Y ile this year than Sam, owned by Mrs. Marion Read Herald Ads Hie decrease in net income last, a difference of some 600 Baldwin of Nichols, N.Y., began SUBSCRIPTION RATES lishmient of Russian information and room of the elementary school. Brothers Face Payable in Advance By SYD KRON18H was explained Tuesday as due applications. his 90-ml!e float some time Munt8 AP Newafeaturea The 18 per cent decrease in day morning. Nobody knows Three Months ...... 7.80 In. the Far East, the alliance and vital be dismissed at noon, and those y material costs. The nation’s sec­ applications comes two years how he got aboard, but he didn’t One Month ...... 2.00 Heralded by a poem in its ond largest automotive manu- after Yale announced It was reach shore until Tuesday after­ military cooperation the United States at the elementary and Center In Police Deaths MEMBER OF schools will be dismissed at 1 leading newspaper, the first facturer said 1970 sales were a opening Ite doors to women. noon when his makeshift raft THE ASSOCIATED PRESS maintained with Ttiailand in the early record $16 billion. The Associated Press is exclusively en­ p.m., to enable the entire teach- I>ALLAS, Tex. (AP) Au- postage stamps of Fiji were is­ sparking a 48 per cent increase brushed against a river bank titled to the use of republlcatlon of ^1 phases of the war have now been put Ing staff to attend the program. have lodged murder E a^er, both General Motors ^ e number of persons who about five miles north of here.' news dispatches credited to It or not other­ sued 100 years ago. A century and CSuysler alsoyreported low- applied & wise crMlted in this paper and also the Hie afternoon kindergarten ses- fharges against the second of The ice floe was swept near under the additional strain of the ex­ _ ^ at.— ____ a. i _ later Fiji celebrates with a si>e- er 1970 earnings. local news published here. Sion will meet in the morning. two brothers in the execution- Last year the admissions of­ the shore by wind from a heli­ All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ tension of the war, by American policy, cial issue of three stamps, each The earnings per share for patches herein are also reserved. The pwMTrtkuonTa^'i^ of three peace of- fice announced an Increase in copter and Sam jumped to terra ' n w SKNdB or WtfMlO**- of unusual design. Ford stock were $LH for m o u,e application fee from $10 to into two additional Aslan nations, Cam­ ranged through the cocperatlon “f ” ' • . ^ ^ firma. The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ One of the stamps is extra compared with W-03 for 1969 ,20. M^rskens and Henry C3iaun- sumes no financial responsibility for typo- of Metro and Capitol Region wlden^ thrwghout The number of Sam’s poten­ gn^)hIoal errors appearing in advertise­ bodia and Laos, moving, in each case, long but narrow. The 16 . cent based on sales of $14.8 billion ^ ^ university ments and other reading matter in The Drug information Center ®’“ tial rescuers grew with each with little more regard for the possible (CROIC) convict Rene Adolpho Guzman, features reproductions of six Earnings for 1970 totaled $616 admissions both said they Idanchester Evening Hermd. mUUon compared with $647 mU- mile he traveled down the Ice- _ , 33, one of the accused pair. He stamps, one from the reign of thought the fee Increse had Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- sanctity of international boundaries than lien for the Chinese. drug program? Superintendent John Muyskens Jr., dean of tained. Yet most of It, or something like it, or ^ S c h ^ Joseph Castagna ment has been published. If we would escape such cynical con­ Hie supplement, cost $1, has even worse, must be accepted. said that the problem of drug ^® bu*Ylary oc- clusion and fate, we have to find the use Is one requiring long range ..... j ^ ...... six pages and describes the ac­ This is going to be a hard time for the complishments of Christiaan way to reach for a better system of preventative education which deputy > Wendell people of Oonnecticut, no matter what must begin in early elementary *^ ® ';’ , Barnard, l^lUam Osier, Alexan­ world life and we may even have to In­ we do. school and be structured ^® ^ ® der Fleming, Edward Jenner, vent, some day, a United Nations with through the entire school sys- •“ W captive for a time, Luis Morquio and Karl Land- We have no choice about the fact that steiner. power and prestige enough to keep any tern as part of an active gen- ^allas deputy A.D. M c^rley, . -we.-are, all of us, going to have to pay, erai health educaition program. ®®caped harm by driving The original loose-leaf album big nation from throwing Its weight Fhotocrevhed by Reginald Pinto of “Medicine on Stamps” has and pay heavily, to bring our state gov­ AFTER AN ICE STORM IN UNION, CONNECTICUT “ Since classroom feachers ^ ® '‘ “ embankment while around among the little ones. are the key to any such pro- *^®«“ with their as- been a delight for those who ernment back Into solvency. We are, all g^ram," he continued, *‘the drug specialize in the subject. Illus­ OF MANCHESTER of us, going to pay in two main ways, ~ abuse activity has been direct- Sheriff Jones said experts lift­ trations and themes of a medi­ first In Increased. taxes to the state It­ Something Good In The 1970’s ed toward them and toward ®^ fingerprints o< the Guzman cal nature help combine the fun Recently we had the privilege of assisting pupil services person- brothers from car* which the In- of stamp collecting with the fun self, and second because we are not go­ preaching at the Sunday morning serv­ nel who will carry the burden vestigating deputies had been of learning. TJ ing to get,- from this deficltrldden state ices of a Congregational church in the Stromas Great Open Form of educating our young people The book and supplement can area of our own parish, which is also our Inside toward a quiet mind in a trou- Th® Dallas sheriff said he was be purchased from Minkus Pub­ government, any additional help for the native parish. When we were growing up, bled world.-’’ all the Texas-Mexlco border lications, 116 W. 32nd St., New property tax rates In our cities and it was absolutely inconceivable that a Subsequent programs in the was ” ^ u t down tight” in the Yoik, N.Y.. 10001. a , towns. Awakenin Catholic priest would ever do anything of g Tree Experts? trees. As many people probably series wUl deal with defense bunt for the younger Guzman, We do have choice about one thing, the sort. Indeed, that any Catholic mechanisms and adjustment J®"®* added that he was In- H. E. Harris Sc Co. is celebrat­ should, for any reason, set foot in a To the Editor, know, we do not have to give technlques; drug use as an in- cllned to believe the wanted ing Its 56th year in the stamp and it is a choice we are going to have Protestant ch u i^ was regarded as high­ Since other citizens of Man­ our permission for the trimming troduction to different modes of man was hiding in the Dallas business. to make, through our elected representa­ ly Irregular. chester may have had similar of our trees and I doubt If I behavior; institutional Influ- area, In honor of the occasion, Har­ will give mine again. tives in the General Assembly. In those early days of ours, as we By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak experiences Involving the trim­ ences of personality develop- ris will be having its largest walked to our parish church for Mass, ming of their trees, it might be Respectfully yours, ment; examining life styles and sale of foreign stamps. They We must choose whether the main in­ we passed one, two or three non-Catholic WASHINGTON — The still un- which existed In the one-party emment was pushing to end the of interest and also help pre­ Charles E. Transue major personality characteris­ F^I Plans O ffic e s will include rarities and clas­ strument for collecting from us is to re­ churches, depending on the route we announced decision of Sen. South mainly for the plirpose of dual school system, Southern vent additional damage to our 61 Green Manor Rd. tics Identified with drug culture. For Danbury Area sics. main the sales tax, or whether a new took. All we knew about them was that Strom Thurmond to add a dispensing party patronage be­ politicans — Democrats in the trees, if you will print the fol­ PTO Movie Said Harris: “ This is truly a false worship was practiced within them. lead — were Irresistibly pulled lowing item: ,In ylew^of the early .school DANBURY (AP) — Hie Fed- Remarkable celebration with levy, an income tax, is to be brought in Negro to hla regular Senate tween the Civil War and World ‘Way to Insure Defeat’ The form it took, we did not know. But staff, though sure to create a War n. Neither of the two into the vortex of racist politics. As a retired Administrative cioslng tomorrow, the Parent- era! Bureau of investigation will something of interest for every to share the collecting task. whatever it was, it was false. minor storm back home In Alabama Democrats Is an Mr. Nixon's 1968 Southern Officer formerly with the U.3. To the Editor, Teacher Organization will offer open an office in Danbury April serious collector of foreign F O R T H E It is truly a choice between evil Strangely, the people Involved In It South Carolina, is symbolic of Uncle Tom traditionalist and strateg;y of ignoring the black Dept, of Agriculture, Soli Con­ Mr. Dan Dolenc’s successful a movie for children of elemen- 1, a spt^esman said Tuesday, stamps.” HOME vote and trying to pull the tary school age. The film, en- The office, to cover cases in directors wishing a list at the burdens. were, some of them at leeist, our neigh­ the radical political shift now one of them, William M. Smith servation Service, at the Uni­ motion defeating the Inchiston of white Southern vote away from item0,-'for sale may obtain a bors. We went to school with them, our taking place among Republican of Birmingham, Is the former versity of Connecticut, T have Hilliard Pond into the Hock- titled “Tonka-A Story of an In- northern Fairfield County, Is to Nonetheless," It'seems worth while to the national Democrats won en­ copy by sending 10 cents to cov­ fathers worked with their fathers, our leaders throughout the South. chairman of the Alabama state had some experience in the care anum Linear Park is an excel­ dian Boy and His Horse” , will be located in the Post Office thusiastic support from South­ er mailing to H. E. Harris Sc^ jerfn Governor Mesklll In his effort to mother shopped and exchanged recipes Thurmond, chief agent of NAACP with close contacts into of trees and most other plant lent example of attempting to be shown at the high school be- here. Hie spokesman noted that ern Republicans (with a few ginning at 2:30 p.m. It will run an FBI office was located in Co., Dept. BT, Boeton, Mass.,' and discussed neighborhood problems Richard M. Nixon’s lily-white Alabama's steadily increasing life, and am. therefore, quite succeed with a conservation fight the thing through without bringing courageous exceptions like Vir­ 0B117. with their mothers. And yet there was Southern strategy during and black vote. aware of their Imtxjrtance to protect without taking Into ac­ for two. hours and fifteen Danbury in the eariy 1960s. Need A, Lift? the state income tax Into Connecticut the bizarre, if unmentioned, fact of their State Chairman Richard Ben- ginia’s Gov. Llnwood Holton). soil and water conservation and since the 1968 campaign, Is Hius, Hiurmond — the count the impact on the com­ life. ' practice of a false religion. wooing South Carolina’s large »nett won approval for the two the nreventton of air oollutlon. plete environment. Assumedly Perk Up With New It was the same with most of the NegfToes by hammering home South’s most prominent seg­ An income tax would involve a new black vote for one reason. To regationist after Alabama’s Hierefore. when I see a so-call­ this group (Hie Hockanum teachers In the public school we attend­ save his political life in his re- this argument: With 380,000 ed tree expert comnany cut off Linear Park Coordinating Com­ And Colorful Slipcovers calculation, a new form, a new lump sum ed. The Catholics on the faculty were Negfroes now registered In Ala­ Gov. George Wallace — became election battle next year. Mr. Nixon’s agent in the South, the entire lateral branch of a mittee) is willing to attempt a burden, and once it got itself on the very few. In grade after grade we were bama, the Republicans will fine 20-vear-old tree, right back regional project without having From Watkins! taught by Protestant ladies, excellent Even with that objective, and Southern black voters gave books, it would stay there forever. commit suicide if they let that to the tnink. in the nroccss of a total commitment of all towns teachers, excellent human beings. But, however, segregationist Thur. Mr. Nixon less than five per vote go by default to the Demo­ nreventlng Its interference with within the drainage basin of On the other hand, it has been repeat­ strangely, lnvwer to''adJUflt —usually, it Is true, by tion, and Welfare i(HEW) is and effectively bv euttlng a few la an excellent way to insure O F MANCHESTER of the youn1 thocw items in annual statements preach incisive and beautiful sermons, ter the election.) POTHOLES IN THE ROHO LIKE I pieces priced slightly higher (fabric only). in which profit and loss are somehow al­ heard them speak prayers vibrant with But the stronger Republican TOLD ^ of it! When did you have this money saving offer before? It’s faith and love, observed them rendering Arm caps extra. Call 643-5171 ndw“for Watkins Shop-at-Home Ser­ ways made to add up to the same final push for black votes Is coming unmistakable diristian service to their from Southern Republican par­ foolish to pass up especially when you think of the individual at­ vice. people. We have come .to respect them balancing figure. ties, not the White House. Per­ ‘ REG. SALE Setting the mood for One news item tells us that our ally profoundly and admire them Intensely. haps the. most remarkable ex­ tention given to you by our noted instructor, Marion Moberg. Theirs is not, of course, the false wor­ SOFA ...... ^08.50 S 80JMI in the Far East, miailand, is becoming ample is Alabama. Previous instruction is not required because she wants everyone the season ahead . . . ship of which we once haid dark imagin­ Two weeks ago, with surpris­ 2 PC. SET a little les» automatic in its praise and ings. We have witnessed their worship ingly little conflict, the Alabama to start with her right from the beginning. So, what do you say? Sofa and one Chair ...... $171.00 junior pant dressing from support of our conduct in Indo-Chlna, and know to have its own validity. We party voted to put two blacks on miss in it The fullness and the force of 3 PC. SET California that's all and seeking, instead, to avoid too close the state central committee—Its Hestitate no longer. Pick up that phone and call in your registration the Mass, and ,wa-would not exchange first racial mixing since the- Sofa and two Chairs ...... $235.00 S189.M an Identification of Thai with American on February 18, 19 or 20, at 643-5171. color and dash. Acrylic- the unique character of the Mass for it. days pf the black-ahd-tan GOP <-■ ■’ / interests. But we could not now maintain as once, DRAPERIES: Brighten your windows with custom-made draperies blend knits in desert Hie other news items tell us that the in complacent ignorance, we did that it by Watkins. Call 648-6171 and our representative will be out with does not reach God, does not please God, sand with cape or vest nation of Ubya, in North Africa, is look- A Thought for Today gnmpfts ■ . . measure your windows, down to a fraction o f an inch to A does not avail and sanctify its practiticni- iMuire perfect fit7 and quote you savings during our Semi-Annual ing for ways to drift away from the poe- ers. Ihis sounds condescending, as if, at Sponsored by thg Manchester in bold hued stripes. Council of Churches ^ e . slbUlty of friendship with Soviet Russia long last, we were graciously permitting the Holy Spirit to go beyond the bounds We are limiting' the classes to eight students 5 to 13. into a better understanding with the we had set for him. MagnanlmMy per class in order for individual attention. Enjoy your new slipcovers while you pay for them. Choose one of United States. We would not now presume to cabin or Of all virtues magnanimity Watldns easy budget terms: With as little as 10% down, use 30-60-90 So, aa Hialland moves ever so subtfy- R elate to the Holy Spirit as once we did. is the rarest; there are a hun­ SOUND GOOD! day Payment Plan, or Master Charge. We would not now say that divine grace dred persons erf merit for one away from ua, Ubya moves toward us. top: zip-front top, flare pants, cape $50. flows ever h ^ e and never there. By ex­ who willingly acknowledges it below: shirt collarvtop, flare pants, midi vest $46. Or, looking at it from the Russian perience we are compelled to accept the in anoUier.-7-WiUIam HaxUtt holy mystery of God’s uncontalnaUe Contributed b y: Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Thursday-and Friday Nights till point of view, the ground being lost in MT or u n

, MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, i971 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING ilERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,; 1971 Business Mirror Talcottvllle. He was a' member MeskiU A gen ts G r a b ' of Union Congregational Church. District Health Department ^About Town D em ocrats Correction T V T on igh t ■ Survivors, besides his wife, llie Disabled American Vet­ The account of an accident Sm oke W ra p for Complete Listings. are two sons, Leonard E. Skog- Early Action Robots Quietly.Take Places Subject of March 2 Hearing erans Auxiliary will meet to-' Hit Meskill on Old Stafford Rd., ToUand See Saturday’s TV Week lund and Ernest L. Skoglund, night at 7:S0'at the VFW Home. was given incorrectly in yes­ I WASHINGTON (AP) _ C3ga- both of Rockville; a daughter. John Cronin Establishing a district depart­ Robert B. Weiss, town terday’s Herald. On Sales Tax I rette paper which parodies the S:M On Assembly Lines in U.S. Miss Mary Elizabeth Skoglund St. M ary's Episcopal Guild O n B udget After the accident, Mari­ of Mansfield; a brother, Carl ment of health for Manchester manager, called a dinner meet­ ^ 3100 bUl and says it isn’t legal ‘ IS wna wud West m .Page One) ' St., Coventry was chaiged S:Z8 AP 'Business Analyst no fringe benefits or pensions. sisters, Mrs. Ellen Schortmann services and reduce the costs to action to the hard-hitting a w 5:Se ______W eftwr_____ Walch______(C) Harold Barrett, state deputy Members are reminded to bring with failure to keep right Wkhf hi the Worid Truth or Conieqnencei (C) replaced. won’t suffer from fatigue, will with which he had been associ­ reimbursement from the state 3 p.m. in Luther Hall ctf the Ratchford said he is simply basis for slashing the recom­ r®cognIzed by this country.” will be In Grove Hill Cemetery. and clerical help. Dr. Barrett car and struck one driven by What’o My LlneT (C) The implications could be not need rest periods or coffee- ated for the past six years. Be­ equal to one dollar for each per­ church. Quilts will be made for against the seven per cent sales mended Department of Commu­ In place of ’IFederai Reserve <8®-ta) Newi — Weather and Friends may call at the funer­ said. Districts, he said, can im­ Edmund Soucler ’Jr., 32, of sportf fore that, he had worked as a son in the district up to 3100,000. tax. nity Affairs budget from Note” on real money, the paper large at some future year, de- breaks, and while It never will al home tonight from 7 to 9. prove the health services of a a mission project. Those plan­ 206 South St., Rockville. 7'S* at Law (C) machinist at Pratt & Whitney Districts may be formed after But one freshman Democrat, million to 313.6 million a year. J has "Reserved for Patriots” ( ^ ) Conrtihip ot Bddle’i Fa­ pending upon how quick Is their replace an artisan it will do a community. Each district is set ning to stay for the whole pro­ ther (0 ) Machine Tool Division of Colt an affirmative vote by the gram are reminded to bring Rep. Irving Stolberg of New Ha- „„He „„„ ssdd _ several______functions of . and In^ad of "The United acceptance, but so far they have job exactly as taught. A human Mrs. Ann T, Briggs tovim's legislative body after up to meet the wishes and the <18> I Spy (C) created little stir where you wUl do It either a little better or sandwiches. Dessert and coffee ven, declared: "The only solu- tal of |16.6 million under sepa- department, like drug and ; States o f Am erica,” the bills . ^ * • “ *"” >» ShUoh (C) WAPPING — Mrs. Ann T. needs of its area. Existing dis­ public betirings °'in each town will be served at noon. tlon which comes close to meet- rate capital programs for urban education and family read "'the American State of S '!! *** (C) might expect It most, in the la- worse.” tricts vary from each other in *'*• (*1 Ml In the Family Smith Family (C) bor unions. ' Unimation and AMP Indus- the Connecticut Department of services they provide, he said. (18) Movie Hartford, mother of Mrs. Rich­ The Rev. Robert Burbank of face is an income tax.” Stol- housing-project rehabilitation, to other departments. The serial number is One reason is that most of the tries are toe two largest manu- Health. The Manchester Board Towns pool their resources, 9:8» (8) Medical Center B (C) ard K a^er ^of j . Wapplng, died the Church of the Assumption berg called Mesktll’s b u d g e t ------In addition, restrictions now 2024661414—The White House Johnny Cash Show (C) jobs now being handled by these facturers of one-arm industrial of Directors and the South funds and personnel. Monday during "‘'a fire at her will be guest speaker tonight at ■outrageous” and "an insult to imposed on DCA granta would telephone number as listed in „ <*•» ,Kraft Mnilc Hall (C) machines, utoich seek to dupli- robots, but so small is toe indus- Windsor Town Council are the Services that can be provided 18:88 (8) Hawaii Flve-O (C) home. the people of Connecticut;” be relaxed under , the governor’s the Washington telephone book. (8-48) Young Lawyers (C) cate human arm and even fin- try today that it is doubtful if of representative . by.....town by districts include sanitarians a meeting of Mary and Joseph’s She is also survived by 3 Among other things, Alfano Judge Backs plan for dispensing his recom­ Stuart Knight, special agent (...88) FonrJn-One (C) ger movement, are hot, dirty, more than 6000 new tuition at the and bears the serial number with Pullman Inc. owns Unlma- three years imprisonment and vdiere he had also served as water, Fla. He was the husband Adolph and Marianne Wuthrlch M ay Study surance premiums mean the in- probation was also ordered for University of Connecticut, Mes- 2023437188. a Selective Service tion, Inc., a robot-maker, be- fined: 316,000 for sm oking.and business agent of Union Local of the late Margaret I. MacLeod Bahler, and came to the V er-. Effects of 1-84 surance companies will have to youth, who was arrested kill predicted that there would telephone number, Victory Qaimed 406 of the United Auto Workers. Atkinson who died Feb. 6, 1970. non-Ellington area as a child. Ueves toe future Is assure^ possessing marijuana, asking Town Manager Robert Weiss pay another 3100 million a year ^gur months ago after selling not be "a single student ,iji the LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) — even though his company hasn’t ^ squadron to Cronin, a Democrat, was ap­ Dr. Atkinson was bom Jan. Price Freeze l^ t item was not seized. She was a member of the Apos­ has sent a letter to State Com-' in taxes outside Connecticut. worth of marijuana to an state of Connecticut” who would Maj. Gen. Geoige S. Eckhardt, pointed to the Housing Author­ 7, 1901 in Boston, son o t the late tolic Christian Church of Ell­ yet m ^ a ^ flt on r d b ^ . ^ marijuana for him, and glv- missioner of Transportation "Connecticut already taxes its undercover agent in a South have to drop out of school be- commandant of the Arm y War ity in 1968, served 10 years and Joseph and Florence Bryon At­ (Continued from Page One) attitudes s x e changing, ^ to some of his m en . ington. George Conkling asking for an­ tnsui^ce companies far more Windsor bowling alley. cause he could not pay. Meskill College, says the United States he believes, as unions see ma- ® j three terms as chairman before kinson, and during his early Survivors, besides her hus- his strongest rejection date of swers to questions about' l^diat heavily than any other state ^ d Bassett’s attorney, Frank E. proposes that half the Income Britain Cutting retiring from the town agency years, spent summer vacations already has won a major strate­ chines dWlaclng workers Into , ^® ®®“f“ ®® ““ ^®“ f®' beuid, are a son, Edwin Gerber, wage and price controls as a effects the unopened portion of our ability to compete in toe Aheam of South Windsor con- from new tuitions be applied to last October. At the time o f his in Manchester with his grand­ gic victory in Vietnam. more rewarding jobs rather ^® ®“ ® 5 ^^®" *^® and a daughter, Mrs. Emanuel way to combat inflation, saying 1-84 has had and will have on imtlonal market is jeardlzed,” tended that many youths using a scholarship program. Defense Outlay 'than putting them out on toe provided by notary e- retirement, he was presented mother, the late Mrs. Marla At­ ’’The Vietnam war has been Schneider, both of Vernon; 2 "free prices and wages are at the Howard Reservoir. gal procedure. Meanwhile, an inscribed pewter bowl from kinson, who then lived at 146 Dove said. marijuana are following the ex- Meskill described the budget won,” he said Tuesday in a street. brothers, John Bahler of Toll­ the heart of our economic sys­ Weiss refers particularly to LONDON (AP) — Prime Min­ Kehrll is in a "casual status” at the MHA commemorating his Center St. His father served as ample set by entertainers who as "my best effort.” speech. “ Had it not, we would Money also is a big factor. and and Simon Bahler of 6 al- tem .” questions raised by J. Grant HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. ______ister Edward Heath’s govern­ Tan Serform- long service. an officer in the Salvation Army freely admit they use mart- " i was not speaking from a have lost Indonesia and Thai­ Schafler claims that his compa- ifomia; a sister, Mrs. Edward Now, a little more than two Swank Jr., executive vice presl- ment announced today it plana [During his terms, all Mat.- in Boston for 40 years. ^ ^endorsement juana and rave about its effects, negotiating position—coming in land and probably, I think, the ny’s one-arm robot is able to do ‘ hK no specific duties but still on Lanz of Iowa; and 10 grand­ weeks later, Nixon is reported ’dent of the Manchester of horse racing and a state lot- _ _ __ to spend 3166 milli(m less on de­ Chester’s elderly federally spon­ Dr. Atkinson received his BA rejected by with this budget, but willing to Philippines, Malaysia, Australia toe work of two men on certain active service and not confined children. to be seriously considering Chamber of Commerce, in a tery seem to be the most popu- judge shea who decla^, “'nie fense in the next fiscal year sored housing projects were degree from Tufts University, settle with leas," Meskill said. and New Zealand.” Jobs, and do it better, with lessto toe base. Funeral services will be Fri­ clamping a wage and price recent letter to Weiss. 0)pies of than for the year ending March either completed or begun. Medford, Mass., and his MA lar of his budget proposals in word might as well get out right day at 1:30 p.m. at the Apostol­ freeze on the construction indus­ the eyes of state legislators. ygg get caught sell- 31. Amounting to nearly 300 hous­ and PhD degrees from Har­ Swank's letter were sent to HARTFORD (AP) — Tlie ic Christian Church, Ellington. try. A white paper said Britain’s ing units, they include WesthUl vard University. He was prin­ Conkling; State Sen. David Ode- The principal champions of (gg marijuana you are going to 7 per cent sales tax recommend­ Burial will be in Ellingfton Cen­ both proposals—one a Republi- j^j •• defense budget for 1971-72 will Gardens, and the new Mayfair cipal of the Dartmouth (Mass.) gard; Oiarles A. .Mia;^re and ed by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill ter Cemetery. ctui and the other a Democrat— ______total 36.1 billion. It did not ex­ Gardens in the North End Re­ High School before going to Associates, engineers for the would be the highest in the TOP VALUE STAMP SAVER’S SPECIAL COUPON-CLIP IT NOW! Friends may calPat the Ladd both expressed delight with their plain where the reduction will development project, not yet Darien in 1948, where he served road; and other involved nation. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington inclusion Ui Meskill’s budget be made. 23902390239023902390239023902390 completed. as principal of the Darien High Psychiatrist parties. The present top rate in state I (To (Vo (TIT'iL' (V i ' 1»0 0 0 0 1’l 0 0 1"'' :’i o i' 0 0 0 ^ Ave., Rockville, tomorrow from message Tuesday. The government said the So­ In 1062, Cronin was appointed School until he retired in 1967. Swank particularly questioned Stans Says^ sales taxes is 6 per cent in 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull, who viet Union ie pressing ahead by Gov. John Dempsey to the Survivors are a son, Stewart the apparent lack of response Pennsylvania. Testifies At has long advocated allowing with a worldwide power build­ Governor’s Committee on Em­ B. Atkinsem Jr. of Los Angeles, by the Department of Transpor- Meskill’s proposal 'Tuesday to horse racing, said "it was quite He Reported up, and Britain will continue to ployment of the Handicapped. Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Walter t^on to recommendations for boost the sales tax to the record TOP VALUE exciting for me, after all these commit Its main milltaiy effort -In .1964, be served as as­ Jaeger of New Britain; two the project which were made in level recalled the tax hassle State Man Colley Trial years, to sit here and hear a to the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ sistant director of the National brothers. Dr. Edward Atkinson 1969 by the State Department Investments during the 1969 General Asseia- of Health. responsible governor endorse le­ ganization. But Britain will also Institute of Labor Education in of Wellesley, Mass., and Wil­ (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) bly session. / STAMPS galized parimutuel betting.” Washington, D.C., where he liam Atkinson of Pittsburgh, Indicted A copy of the Nov. 24, 1969 'Two years ago, then - Gov. back'up her friends in Southeast the inhabitants of My Lai with­ Former Gov. John Dempsey, WITH PURCHASE helped launch apprenticeship Pa.; and four grandchildren. Depeulment o t Health, report "At times,” Duffy said, “ the John Dempsey proposed to boost Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Per­ a D/emocrat, was firmly opposed programs under the Manpower Funeral services will be to­ (Continued from Page One) out feeling there was justifica­ has been sent to Conkling along action might be questionable the rate from 3*4 per cent to 5 sian Gulf and the Middle East, OF $3.00 OR MORE Development and Training Act. morrow at 11 a.m. at St. Luke’s tion and cause.” • with Weisses letter. to both horse racing and a state but not unlawful. per cent and to extend it to "though on a scale appropriate lottery during the 10 years he At any merchant in this Since 1966, he had been work­ Episcopal Church, Darien. Bur­ International Union of America That report is highly critical “ On other occasions,” he said, goods and services that had not to her resources,” the statement ^ ^ , ... . Judge Reid Kennedy Interject- area who gives Top Value ing with the Connecticut MDTA ial will be in East Cemetery, and chairman of its pensKm that he would never allow of the engineering of the road. was in office. "the gift was blatant and ob­ previously been taxed. said. Poor drainage design and the Hull called horse racing "an The document made no refer­ Stamps. (Other than,foo(d stores). program. He had also served Manchester, with a committal fund. such a statement with the jury vious—a clear-cut bribe and Dempsey’s fellow Democr lack of adequate barriers to idea whose time has come," but ence to the Heath government’s as an instructor in summer service at 3 p.m. A native of Meriden, Conn., present. kickback—and all parties to it in the legislature rejected his 956 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER seminars held through the The fam ily suggests that in prevent tainting of reservoir Indicated that it’s only the idea knew of its illegality.” proposal and passed instead a controversial plan to resume the E De Paola still maintains a home „ waters are scored in the report. that’s here now. The track, even lieu of flowers memorial con­ sole ot naval weapons to the Labor Education Department there. He worked his way up lesser understand- Crum established a pattern of 6 per cent sales tax that would ADDRESS______OP^N • DATS — THCBS. NIVBS m » lM at the University of Connecticut tributions may be made to the /Drainage in both the east- if the bill passes, will have to corruption in war-torn Korea in have retained most of the ex­ South African government, a through union ranks to become ^ wait several years, he said. at Storrs. Cancer Memorial Fund, 100 bound and westbound lanes, ac­ — . J - V. ttie early 1950s, Duffy said, be- emptions. Dempsey vetoed the move which Heath contends is 17 through Peb. 23 CASUAL the state’s barber commissioner was im- cording to the report, empties Bom in Hartford Dec. 6, 1909, Hoyt St., Stamford, or to the “ .T,!. ginning with sales of liquor and bill on the grounds that a 6 per necessary because of the grow­ into trenches which enter into and develop a site, Hull said, he had lived in Manchester for Heart Association of Southwest­ for eight years and in 19» was P comprehension ’’ ““ other supplies to clubs and PXs. cent rate was excessive. The ing Soviet naval strength In the the main feeder brook of the is considerable, "if four years Do You Hove A Casual Village'Account? the past 27 years. ern Connecticut, 40 Strawberry ^pointed secretary °f^ e ^ diminished that day.” governor and the legislature fi­ Indian Ocean. Democratic State Central Com- „ u reservoir. from now the marshall calls the He is survived by his wife, Hill Court, Stamford. ... Crane said. nally settled on a 5 per cent OF The 1969 report said that the races. I’ll be surprised,” Hull Or, You May Use Your Master Charge! Mrs. Lottie Cameron Cronin; The Eldward Lawrence Funer­ ^ - A,. 9 XX Much of the testimony has Vernon rate. VILLAGE MANCHESTER al Home, 2119 Post Rd., Darien, He resigned from the latter ^aiiey and the other six-inch curbs along the road­ said. MdskiH’s proposal is similar two sons, Charles T. Cronin of way were not adequate to pre­ Rep. J < ^ A. "Tony" Miscl- Arlington, Mass., and Michael is in charge o t arrangements. position in 19^ because of the ^ Charlie Company re­ to Dempsey’s in bringing under vent impurities cm the road koski, D-Torrington, said he was Police Charge A. Cronin of Arlington, Va.; a pressure of his job as an offlc- reived the orders to devastate the sales tax many goods and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Petersen al of the Barbers and Beautlc- My Lai at a brieftiig the night from washing down the em­ delighted at Meskill’s call for services not now taxed. daughter, Mrs. Susan C. Bar- bankment into the reservoir. a lottery—a cause for which WOman With low of Manchester; three sis­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Funeral Ians Union. before given by /Capt. Ernest Among these are domestic OUR J*"-- a. New York Medina, the company com- Mlscikoski has been chief pro­ fuels, children’s clothing, tele­ GOODYEAR ters, Mrs. Grayce Thibodeau services for Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ / moter in the legislature. Welfare Fraud of Bloomfield, Mrs. Marlon dore Petersen of 1887 Ellington Attorney who worked With Sha- mander. phone, electric and water bills, heen. 1 ...... „ The- governor estimated the Frank of New Britain, and Mrs. Ave., who died Saturday in St. Fortune Teller Mrs. Kathleen Spencer meals costing less than one dol­ —Columbia Financial Corp. ot lottery will net the state 32.5 Dorothy Owens of Alexwdria, Petersburg, Fla., will be held Osoona of 115 Brooklyn St., lar, magazine subscriptions, ma­ FINAL million in its first year, but Mls- Va.; and four grandchildren. tomorrow at 10 a.m. nt Wap- C h evy CSiase, Md., controlled by Speaks at Club terials, tools and fuels used in Bonds Reduced ciKosKicikoekl saiasaid "iI uunxthink nit’s s going -- Rockville------was charged yester- manufacturing, Uve-stock, poul- Funeral services will be Fri­ ping Community Church. Bur­ Shaheen and Block. Mrs. George (Midge) Gordon to bring in more than 32.5 mil- day wlta fraudulently obtaining ^ feed? the full v i U u ^ day morning at Rose Hill Fu­ ial will be in Wapping Ceme­ Tbe indictment charged all In Drug Cases of 27 Glendale Rd., owner of lion. I think it’s going to bring state aid. ~ purchases-includ- neral Home, 680 Elm St., Rocky tery. four with conspiring to get kick- backs, fees and commissions "The Fortune Cookie” shop in In at least 35 million, even in Mrs. Osoona was arrested on trade-in allowances patent Hill, at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the In' Bockville circuit court yes- the first year.” a warrant which was Issued -■ • * r - from a California land develop­ Newport, R. I., told of her ex­ medicine, prescription drugs, Burial will be in Rose HUl Me­ Holmes Fhneral Home, 400 rday, bond in the cases ot Mlscikoski said he thinks Cton- following a special investigation Fall & Winter Fashions! ment firm in connection with a periences as a fortune teller medical devices and nonprofes- morial Park, Rocky NUi. Mein St., Manchester, tonight necticut has "lost” 3200 million conducted by the State Finance loan from the pension fund. It iree persons arrested yester- Monday night at a meeting of slonal services, such as dry- Friends may call at the fu- fro.-n 7 to 9. In revenues it misrht have been and Control Division. She was further charged Shaheen, Block' day in one of Manchester’s blg- the Women’s Club of Manches­ cleaning and laundering. eral home tonight-from 7 to 9 Memorial coninbullons may receiving if it had set up a lot- released on her promise to ap- and Columbia wtlh conspiring^to gest drug hauls, was reduced ter at Second Congregational TTie sales tax would also be and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and be made to the Wapping Com­ tery 10 years sigo. . pear in Itockvllle Circuit Court pay off De Paola in. connection from 310,000 ^ 3L0O0^ach. Church. applied to cigarettes, gasoline 7 to 9 p.m. X munity Church. Mlscikoski said he is "confl- 12, March 1. with fund loans and charg^ De 'Iberesa Lwders, 19, of 470 She answered many questions and insurance premiums on Paola with soliciting and ,receiv- Woodbridge St., Howard W. Wil­ posed by club members, and lat­ dent” the General Assembly will Curtis Frazier, 20, of.Prospect of already-existing special taxes Mrs. Isabel W. Perry Mrs. Hattie L. Wright approve a state lottery—a po- st.,_ Rockville, was arrested on each of these. ing 329,000 in fees, kickbacks sou Jr., 23, of no certain ad- er gave Individual consultations. SOUTH WINSOR — Mrs. Isa­ Mrs. Hattie Lang Wright, 85, sltion bolstered by the number shortly after midnight on c o m - ______She said that she first listens 5 0 ^ bel WilUams Perry, 76, of and commissions. / dress, and Raymond Burns, 25, OFF! of 9 Mather St., widow of Joseph to a person’s problems, and of co-signers to his bill. plaint of the military. He was Hartford, mother of Mrs. Bryan Wright, died yesterday after­ Shaheen also w ^ charged of Hartford, posted the bond then looks to the stana and The number of legislators who charged with being absent with, 7S> with .getting from tim California und are scheduled for court in Our Fabiiloaa Prieeal Featherstone and Mrs. Roland noon at Manchester Memorial support horse racing is less out leave and returned to the Nixon Seeks Here Are Just A Few ot Desmarals, both of South Wind­ firm 3112,597 in teea and com- Manchester March 1. cards to answer the problems. Hospital. Mrs. Robert Stanton and Mrs. clear. Shpre Patrol by Vernon Police. sor, died Monday at St. Francis missions, 325,000 in negotiable' "P**® came yesterday at V s , Mrs. Wright was bom Jan. 8, Rudolph Gorsch were named Hospital, Hartford. notes, two consultant agree- ^ Manchester motor inn where HARTFORD (AP) — The Increase In 1886, daughter of the late Wil­ cochairmen of the program She is also survived by 3 oth- liam and Josephine Donahue m enu worth 3144,000 and 100 P"“ ‘=® ‘ *'®y “ u’®® “ >os state’s Department of Communi­ er dautfitert, a brotoer, a sls- acres of land in order to Influ- juarljuana plus quanUUes of committee, and five new mem­ ty Affairs (DCA) would bk PRE-TEEN JUNIOR DEPTS. ,I.>ang, and had lived.in Manches­ bers were Introduced. Stock Market Debt Ceilins An 7 'terT^ana 24 granSdifldren.' ter for many years. She was a ence his actiond as the fund’s P'"®’ ® cocalne-llke sub- among the hardest hit of the SAVE $18 TO $34 A SET ON Weiye SALK PRICE) The funeral will be tomorrow adviser. stance, and narcotics parai^er> They are Mrs. Richard An­ state’s agencies if the legisla­ member of Second Congrega­ ton, Mrs. Rudolph Pierro, Mrs...... s J L T m ^ k e T L !;:S d much^cS (Conttnued from Page o g at 8:16 a.m. from the Richard tional Church. The fund, uiiich once totaled ture goes along with Gov. Thom OUR "78" SERIES LOW -COATS $38-$48 8 1 0 -8 1 5 W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 321 miiUon,-made nearly 312 ^^P‘ - William Murray, Mrs. John Da­ ^ J^MesWU’? proposed cute In “ suffered under the month, before temporarily dnm- OFFER ENDS SAT. NIGHT! o o r ^ F F Survivors are a son. Dr. vis, and Mrs. Robert Geagan. spendlng. taking in today’s P*ng again.” , ^ New Britain Ave., West Hart­ Walter Wright of Pocasset, million in mortgage loans dur- ftui Fed. PANTSUITS $28-$38 8 1 0 -8 1 5 ford, with a Mass of requiem at ine the nerlod Sl^een advised ® warrant A limited number of tickets ’The governor, in his budget scUve trading. ^ ^ t a e r month, he ccntln- Reg. Sale Rif. Sale E«.-T«i- Mass.; three slstdrs. Miss Caro­ tag the period Shaheen advised obtained on the basis of surveil- PROFILE TIRE FOR Tubeless Replaces Price Price Price Price St. Lawrence O’Toole Church, ire still available for th« club's message Tuesday, recommend- noon the Dow Jones aver- the debt would be bumpiw Each Per Tire SWEATERS $10-$12 line Lang and Mrs. Elsie Mur­ It. Some 37 million of these be- . . Slit Slie Each Each Each No Trade 8 2 J ...... II . ihuce which began at the motel New York theater party on ed that the DCA be held to a Industrial stocks was agmnrt the limit perslstenUy Blackwell Blackwell Whitewall Whitewall Hartford, at 9. Burial will be phy, both of Manchester, and came delinquent. The fund list- Monday night, Needed in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, ed 316 mUUon in assets in its ^ r s March 10, and may ii» obtained $13.5 million annual budget, com- 887.12. Earlier the Treasury would have to LATE MODEL CARS 6.00-13 _ $23.35 s ia . U $26.70 $21.36 $1.60 DRESSES $12-$18 8 5 Mrs. Grace Grant of Valleyo, by contacting Mrs. John Hor­ pared with the estimated $46 been off about 6 points, draw down its cash balances to Bloomfield. most recent report to the Labor . 7.00-13 _ $26.20 $20.96 $29.55 $23.64 $1.95 Calif.; four grandchildren, and ton, 38 Indian D riv e.' mUUon the department is spend- ™® N®^ "^Tork Stock Exchange InconvenlenUy low level, $30.75 $24.60 $2.21 SKIRTS $7-$20 Friends may call at the fu­ Department. E78-14 7.35-14 $27.40 $21.92 8 3 -85 a great-granddaughter. ing this fiscal year. tape was running late on and off He submitted figures indlcat- GOODYEAR'S FINEST4 PLY NYLON F78-14 7.75-14 $29.00 828.20 $32.35 $25.88 $2.38 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. The breadth of the fund’s Public Records The Watkins Funeral Home, DCA officials asked for about morning. Ing that by June the debt would G78-14 8.25-14 $31.75 $25.40 $35.10 $28.08 $2.55 Warranty Deeds CORD "ALL-WEATHER 78" TIRE 142 E. Center St., is in charge problems first came to public Vernon 3100 mlUlon. Declines led advances by 2 to actually exceed the present Um- H78-14 8.55-14 $34.85 $27.8d $38.20 $30.56 $2.74 Ernest L. 8k<^lund Sr. Patricia A. Werner to Gilbert $25.88 $2.42 of arrangement, which are in­ light last July in a series of As­ TTie department has been the f New York Stock Ex- tt. F78-15 7.75-15 $29.00 $23.20 $32.35 ROCKVILLE — Ernest Leeland Jr., son of the board Manchester Housing Authority, flatbed dump model. k e l l y r o a d a n d VERNON CmCLB (Men’s Sizes) ' j . ; mlUlon to 33.6 mUUon. dental Petroleum, off % at 21% possible to sell anv sunh Personal Notices dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. chairman of the giant DuPwit 38,^.40^ property at N. Main Police sedd that the truck PHONE 876-6292 OB 646-0101 OTP. THE POST OFFICE MeskUl proposes general PfUer, Bp % at 37%; Saxon In- for six years. Accordln»lv*S SLACKS (group) Werp SALE PRICX) Friends may call at the fu­ Corp. and N. School Sts. $4-$10 82.70-86.70 traveled 389 feet after leairing granta for "community devel- dustries, off % at VERNON, CONN. IPHONE 643-1161 —MANCffl»TER (Reg., SUm, Husky) neral chf^iel tonight from 7 to 9 Oopeland Jr. filed last year Marriage Licenses 23%; and ^ d . the government must do Card of Thanks the highway, hit a highway ment” totaling 310 miUlon in- Chrysler, off % at 27. ATLAiniO CntEDR OAW>—OT TO t MOMTOa TO PAY $26-$80 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 for reorganization of his flnan- John William Dougan of ita open-market borrowing with ^ ^ S T SUITS S 1 3 -S 1 S ffa «W i to extend our taeartfdt guard pole, demolished a high­ stead of detaUed programs for American Stock imyoginiAB ■ooan SHIRTS $3.50-$7 m l ■pprectetion to our many to 9 p.m. cial affairs under the bankrupt- Rockvll'e and Kathleen Ann ^l^cliang® short term securities unto » . jiwi..wi!D a-8i»-p-TO!DBa.*i»i. 0-a-raaY. t-1 S1.7S-S3JHI Mends. . reStlves. nelctabm, our way sign, knocked down a such things as neighborhood pro- prices included .Southland Roy- en-year maturity ana ” (JERSEYS $6-$7 S 3 'ey act, listing debts of about 360 Roe of Farmington, Feb. 20. iHor.’WBD. aat-o-sww**-***- os»*-» -» " • (h>otor, tbe dergy. and the South small tree and went up the em­ grams and Job training, rentql alty, up 1% atJ>46%; Beverly En- stanUy rising' nart JERSEYS $3-$7 Sl.SO.S3.SO Windsor Police Defnirtment for Mrs. Walter E. Gerber million and assets of less than Joseph Robert Morrone of 19 $50 tbdrundetetsiidlng and help during bankment toward the Dobbs St. housing for tbe elderly, urban terprisee, off % at 14; Nytron- debt 1s shlfUnTtato FUR COATS VERNON—Mrs. Leah Bahler half that total. Soon after, Ann U. and Patricia Ann La- SPORT COATS tbe recent bereanrentent of our be­ overpass before coming to rest renewal arid Jifdmdrlal and bual- Ics, off % at 4%; Cinerama, off forms-that iwtth* ------PRICED AS SHOWN AT GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES. ss. ' / loved mtStjsr. ' -. Gerber, 76, of 9 Robin Rd., wife Wlnthrop Lawrence also filed Flamme of 17 (Cumberland St., (Group) - - SPORT COATS $18-$60 Tbe VamUy of ■ at the guard rail on the west ness development.' % at 6%; Mite Corp., up % at dlaadvaatam In COMPETITIVELY PRICED AT GOODYEAR DEALER. of Walter E. Gerber, died yes- OCn. Annie B. Kupchunos for reonfanlzatlin. ' Feb. 27, St. Bridget’s Church. side o t the overpass. MeskiU also recommends a to- 6% ; and SoUtron, off % at 16%. ble in t e r ^ rates w w a -

i:. MANCHESTER EVENINGIHERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,' 1971 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJUt). MANC^ESTOR, CQNN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY the Industrial ‘centers of the of Hartford. Walter B. “Sonny” P G>ngressman North. Four Set P tos EYederteks, 46, of Hartford, had Drug Center "A county Judjge of one of our hla^aaa continued for two weeks Hie Unis' Advisory penter, small counties told me he took a In New Haven enable him to hire an attor­ 81 Russell St., is observing: Remembers poll of high school graduates in ney, and the case of Frank the following: schedule: June and in September,” he Gang War LiiJ “Dicky” Annunziato, 86, of East ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Haven, was continued because Monday throug:h F ri^ y , said. “By September 60 had left Four Home Folks the county and only SO re­ HAR’TPOKD (AP) Annimtiato spent ’Tuesday in 8:80 a.m. to S pjn. of the 10 men accused of sup­ Superior Court in New Haven (Continued from Page One) mained. You educate them, for HELP! We promise maxi-man meats wiH be A telephone backup ser­ plying weapons/for an under­ facing charges o fmurder. Pontiac Par)t needs 3 acres of Iwd vice is available Monday 12 years and in tiiree months wrote to chairman Newton N. you’ve lost 60 of the 90 and prob­ world gang war in New Haven ’Ihe government says the men build your new Pontiac D ^ership. This All coupons througfh Saturday from 6 pleaded iimeiMnt to federal fire­ were illegally dealing- in guns erty must be in the Manchester or East Hart­ tender and juicy and scrumptious p.m. to 8 a.m. Minow of the Federal Communi­ ably a few of the SO were those lYTdy be — with the least leadership ability. arms ana conspiracy charges which were to be used in a gang ford area and be commercially pned. For drug: advisory infor­ cations Commission in a 1962 ’Tuesday in U.S. District Court war between two rival gangs letter “concerning a proposed ’There is evidence that the fed­ If you now own or know of a piece of and fresh.,. on both sides! redeemed mation, caU: 647-0222. eral dollars may be having here. seeking to control New Haven’s new standard broadcast station ’Hie cases of two other men loansharking business. ’Hie war, suitable for ah all 'new auto dealership, please at Smithvllle, Tenn.—my home some effect. which flourished in the late contact us. with only In DeKalb County, for exam­ were continued by Judge T. Em­ town.” met Cleuie. months of 1968, was between It was one of three letters ple, where population had fallen Pleading not guilty were Dani­ factions headed by convicted one *5 S h o p Police Log (there was at least one tele­ from 15,000 in 1040 to 10,774 in el ’Tedeaco, 47, of Newington; bank robbers John T. “Jackie” PONTIAC PARK Inc. phone call) to the FCC in behalf 1960, the tide is slowly turning Raymond M. Rapuano, 29, of Reed, 81, of East Haven, and I purchase! SUPERMARKETS L/\ ARRESTS of the application. When it was the other way. ’Hie county is West Haven; Vincent S. Bene- Edmund Devlin, 38, of New Ha­ box e, Manchester Eveningr Herald Louis P. McLane, 16, of 20 finally granted, the station now growing by 1 per cent a detti, 29, of New Haven, and ven, and by Salvatore Annunzi-' Cambridge St. charged with adopted Evins’ initials for its year. Salvatore hllone, 41, formerly ato, Frank Annunzlato’s uncle. USDA Choice shoplifting under gio yesterday call leUers, WJLE. Larry J. Puckett, a young Heart Fund Aide afternoon at the Card Gallery More recently, after Cooke­ dentist who returned to Smith­ In the Parkade. McLane was ville failed to win HUiD approval ville with his skills after medi­ Peter K. Mulligan of SO Quar­ released in a $80 non-surety for its application as a “Project cal school,. can vouch for other ry Dr., Vernon, is serving as bond and Is scheduled for court Breakthrough" site, Evins* sub­ improvements. regional chairman for the Man- March 15. committee slashed HUD’s re­ “Eight years ago when I chester-Vemon-South Windsor quest for $55 million for the ex­ came back I would say that less' area of the 1971 Heart Fund perimental housing program to than 10 per cent of the people Campaign, now under way. Diane J. Ibecher, 21, of East $30 million. Mulligan, who recently moved a nickels&iliiiiesstillliiiy here had even adequate dental Hartford charged with shoplift­ to Vernon, is an assistant trea­ Evins maintained that HUD care .y . . ing under $15, yesterday eve­ research programs such as surer for Society for Savings ning at Caldor, released on a Breakthrough had not been “Now there’s an upgrading. and assistant manager of the $50 non-surety bond fpr court producing despite rising costs, The people are beginning to pro­ West Hartford office. March 1 . that past programs were gath­ gress real well. ’They never had He is being assisted by town ering dust on the shelf and that anything and now ^ e y have a chairman Walter Cooley of 113 Winfred J. Jacques II, 20, of HUD Secretary George Romney little .... But nothing haj^ned ^gM w d St.; James L. Beattie East Hartford charged with was using Breakthrough “for until Joe got into position to do Jr. of 46 Hilltop Ave., Vernon; DIOR with imni-pniM! failure to obey a stop sign, last glvaway money that the secre­ what the others would do if they Lewis Dube of 45 ’Tallwood Dr., night at Hartford Rd. and Pine tary could grant to his specially could get into position.” Wapplng; and Edwtird J. Cur­ St. Court date March 1. favored friends.” tin of 627 Pleasant Valley Rd., But when asked to comment South Windsor. J Patricia Connolly, 22, of 88 on a report that he had in­ AP Filmstrip The Heart Fund Drive IMPORTED Oak St. chaiged with failure to formed a top HUD official that reaches its peak this week as obey a traffic light, last night the rejection of Cookeville was more thw 1 ,6(X) volunteers visit “not very prudent,” the con­ Tells of Draft their neighbors to distribute at Broad and Center Sts. Court The background of compul­ 3 I date March 1 . gressman smiled and said, “I “heart-saving” literature and to ROAST don’t think I used that word. sory military service within uie receive donations to the Heart Campbell’s 3 1 But r don’t think it was.” United States is the theme of a Fund. * ^ s Sunday, Feb. 21, la New Zealand 3 1 ACCIDENTS new Associated Press “Special or Stop & Shop ... 10% oz can 3 Extra Funds designated as “HesLrt Sunday.” __ _ fit A summcms charg:ing him Eventually Congress voted an Report” filmstrip to be distrib­ This year’s goal for the Man­ with failure to yield to a Top Round extra $15 million in supplemen­ uted to area schools shortly by chester area is nearly $14,(KX>. GENUINE vehicle not obliged to stop was tal funds for Breakthrough The Manchester Evening Her­ For the 29 towns served by the 3 1 issued yesterday morning to Earlier, HUD had assured ald. Heart Association of Greater Tomato Soup Robert W. Quellette, 36, of Tol­ Cookeville officials they could ’"nie Draft Debate” features Hartford, the goal is $2(X>,(XX). With this coupon Coupcui good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. land after a collisicm on Wind­ meet their low-income housing a number of color and black Proceeds from" the' fund drive or and a *5 purchase. Limit one can per coupon per customer. 3 1 sor St. by exit 93 of the WTlbur TENDER — FLAVORFUL 5 needs through other HUD pro­ and white photographs gathered are used to support research in Crdes Highway. The other car grams. from AP sources throughout the cardiovascular disesuse, educa­ involved one driven by Vivian Evins was in on the early dis­ United States and abroad. tional programs and community S. Flora., of Rockville who was cussions which led to formula­ ’The filmstrip, part of a series service activities. treated at Manchester Memor­ tion of the Model Cities pro­ of award-winning filmstrips pro­ uttom Round ial Hospital. Court date for gram. duced by AP, traces the central Quellette is March 8. “Secretary '(Robert) Weaver themes of American beliefs and Banks in State came by to see me and said that traditions and the growing in­ A summons charging him with President Johnson had asked volvement of the United States Cut Prime Rate U.S.D.A. in the defense of liberty over­ failure to grant right of way him to call on a number of HAB.’TFORD (AP) — Connect­ Choice Stop&Shop Frozen! was issued yesterday morning membere erf Cengress to ask seas as well as at home. ’The Top Sirloin Roast lb their advice oa a proposed dem- maintenance by the United icut’s two largest banks — Hart­ to Kenneth B. Flood of 4 Schal- ford National and Connecticut ler Rd. after a collision at onstratlcm cities program,” Ev­ States of a large defense estab­ ins recalled. "There were live or lishment is placed into the con­ Bank and ’Trust — announced U.S.D.A. Orange Juice Hilliard St. near New State Rd. Wednesday the lowering of their Choice between his car and one driven six large cities slated for a mas­ text of the defense of liberty by Back Rump Roast lb sive infusion of funds and the foreign commitments in a nu­ prime interest rate from six per 6 oz can by Milda M. Flavell of 598 Cen­ clear age. cent to 6% per cent. ter St. Court date for Flood secretary asked me, ’What would you think of such a pro­ ’The debate on the draft dis­ 'Die reductions at the two Center } Coupon good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. is March 1. IMPORTED LAMB CHOP SALE I posal?” cusses the Selective Service banks foUow the announcement Cut Bottom lb 10and a *5 i/un.ii«»«.purtKiise. ^ - Limit one can per coupon per customer. Swiss Steak Roast “I told him, ’if you want the System, how it functions, how it 'Tuesday by Bankers ’Trust Co. In the Manchester Community opinion of a humble public serv­ has changed, and the alterna­ of New York of a similar re­ SHOULDER LOIN CHOPS College parking lot on Prospect ant, you wouldn’t get far in Cwi- tives being proposed in Con- duction. U.S.D.A. St. yesterday morning a col­ gress if you submitted a pro­ 'gress today and to make the CBT said its rate reductlcm Choice lb lision involved cars driven by gram for four or five cities. defense of this country more is effective immediately. Hart­ Eye Round Roast David L. Brewer Jr. of Glaston­ “ ‘a i t 11 you broaden your equitable and fair to those who ford National set the effective U.S.D.A. bury and James W. Sorensen base and include medium size must serve. .^Iso raised are date as ’Thursday. lb Top Round of Windsor Locks. cities and small cities as well aa questions of patriotism, free­ A spokesman for CBT said Steak Roast Choice III the large ones, you would have dom, rights and privileges and the prime rate reduction is in 1.19 In front of 115 Forest St. yes­ a broad base of support in Con­ a way of life. response to the Federal Reserve Progresso terday afternoon a collision in­ gress.’ Hie filmstrip, accompanied Board’s reduction of its discount volved cars driven by Ward “He took the suggestion and by a sound recording and rate from five to 4% per cent U.S.D.A. CHOICE Imported' 6 oz can A. Holmes M 98 W. Center St. came back with a recommenda­ teacher’s manual, features an last week. and William R. Desmond of 116 tion for 75 cities. Naturally, exclusive interview with Dr. ’The prime rate is the rate Forest St. nearly every member wanted Curtis W. ’Tarr, director of the their city to be a Model City banks diarge their largest, most Tomato Paste *f Selective Service. ’Thomas credit-worthy customers. Gates, chairman of the Presi­ Coupon good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. On Wetherell St. near Bid- ’Hie Model Cities program dent’s Commission on an All- TOP SIRLOIN ROAST >*1.15 Limit one can per coupon per customer. well St. yesterday evening a , cleared Congress in 1966, and Volunteer Army, also is in­ Birth Announcement car driven by Edward J. Cor­ was one reason why, in fiscal bett of Keeney Dr., ran into a cluded in the program. BRIDGWATER, England SteakT Sale! i ! 1969, $9,866,491 was pumped into snow bank. (AP) — An estimated 4 milUon DeKalb CTouiity—or more than ’TV watchers in the west of Eng­ SEAFOOD SPECIALS Boneless Chuck 98lb Braciole Thin Sliced Round $880 per man, womsin and child. Kosygin Debt land and Wales learned ’Tuesday tnini'pncinr IS a At Highland and Gardner Sts. Now bulldozers, fueled with NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) n i^ t that businessman Norman FILET HADDOCK SVYORD- yesterday afternoon a collision federal dollars, are refashioning — It took more thsui three Perry’s wife (Margaret gave COD Top Sirloin Steaks *1.38ib Boneless Blade Steaks involved cars driven by Carl F. the face of Smithville and the years, but a Niagara Falls res­ birth to a daughter, ’Tracey FILET O F S O L E FILET FISH Walters of 32 Sterling PI. and county. taurant owner has been pedd for Margaret, weighing 8 pounds 1 Sun Glory Jam es M. Gerrity of 78 Diane A new court house (they say a meal eaten in 1967 by Russian ounce. Tender-ettes s t ss. ’1.38ib Beef Kabobs (Chuck) Dr. in Smithville that Evins peracm- Premier Aleksei K o sy ^ . Perry was delighted at getting ally approved the federal-style Hie State Department recent­ a daughter after two s(»is but From Israel! On Parker St. near E. Center architecture) is nearing comple­ ly p^d the MU. It seems Koey- couldn’t write or telegraph the Eye Round Steaks 1.58ib Chuck Stewing Beef Sts. yesterday afternoon a tion a stone’s throw from feder­ ^ and state department erffi- news to friends because of the 9 9 ‘‘ 3 9 ft — 9 9 ‘‘ Margarine collision involved a car driven ally financed Onlgress Boule­ clals ate lunch at John’s Flam­ postal strike. The Harlech ’Tele­ Vi-lb prints,. . . 1 lb pkg by Isaac V%ales of Hartford vard (which Evins had the hon­ ing Hearth Restaurant and, vision Co. gave him a seven-sec­ BIRCHWOOD FARMS — 10-12 LBS. Large Jaffa and a motorcycle driven by or erf naming) and the mall-like thinking arrangements had been ond spot amid the soap com­ HT} (Coupon good thro Saturday, Feb. 20. John J. Svelnys of 326 Tolland lots where a greateful citizenry handled, walked out without mercials for the announcement and a *5 purchase. ^ Limit one pkg-per coupon per customer. Tpke. plans someday to build the Joe paying. at a special low rate of $62. L. Evins Memorial Library. On Porter St. near Willis St. New Air Strip NATIVETUMYS yesterday evening a car driven Just north of town, a new air by Bruce C. Carlson of 8 Clyde strip awaits the passing of win­ Rd. ran into a fence. ter for the final blacktopping. There's nothing quite like Israeli Jaffa ’Throughout the county, sewer oranges. Nature's fountain of health, at An unidentified vehicle dam­ and water lines lure being a low mini-price. aged a car parked last night on planned and built. Curbs and Walker St. near Marshall Rd. gutters are adding an urban Jiffy Nepeo Sliced PasIrBM lb'55 COMPLAINTS look to business districts. An ambitious road building Nepeo Turkey Roll Sometime over the weekend plan is on the drawing board. m two headstones in the East New schools, community cen­ Pie Crust Mix Cemetery were toppled from ters, health centers, public ----- 9 oz package their foundations and one was housing units are under con­ With this coupon Coupon good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. bivAen. Hie damage will cost struction. ’Ihere is new Industry and a *5 purchase. Limit one pkg per coupon per customer. $860 to repair. and new hope for a p<^laUon where barely half the families I StopeShop I Sometime during the last Celery Hearts 39‘ 11 thnaa days someone ransacked earn more than $3,(KX) a year in Slop & Shop Bologna s jeed 79 a closet in the back of the Lutz cash income. 6-oz 4^ Junior Museum at 126 Cedar St. *1716 region needs develop­ SPRUCE UP YOUR HOME OR OFFICE, Slop & Shop Gold Guts pkg No signs ■ of forced entry were ment, Evins said. It needs jobs i-lb 7 5 c FOR YEARS TO COME, BY CALUm All Meat Franks stop A Shop p |[g Fruit or Grapefruit Segments ? 69° found. to stem chronic out migration to Extra Mild Franks U^75 Stop & Shop M p L A U G H L IN All Beef Franks Stop & Shop 79 Lovely Cactus Plant 2 ^ 99° ISidp & Shop Boiled Ham '’pkg 59 MAINTENANCE SERVICE Facial Tissue Attention — All Barbers 200 count pkg of 2-ply MANCHESTER, CO N N . — 649-8876 VALUABLE COUPON DEL MONTE — 17-oi. Can Mansion Inn GARDEN PEAS 4 cans 89c Coupon good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. OUR BAKERY Limit one pkg per coupon per customer. PROGRAMS AVAILABLE: MAXWELL HOUSE PROGRESSO IMPOR’rED — S8-oz. Can purchase. ITALIAN PEELED TOMATOES 43c 12-oz EMERGENCY NOTICE SPIONO SPRUCE UP COFFEE Ghieken or Beef Pies 2 pkss yOTiM iW giM iM ifIiIiIiH|{jStX)pcSh(y DAILY AIAINTENANCE 8HURP1NE — 29-oz. Can Coffee Fr,im im r iiirn B a k e r y . Stop & Shop . WEEKLY MAINTENANCE YELLOW CLING-PEACHES 2 for 69c MONTHLY MAINTENANCE Twin Subs " 45' ALL BARBER SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED 1-lb. can (Be SHURFINE 1-lb $ 1 with ooopon and purcluue of 9MS or GRANULATED SUGAR 5-lb. bag 59c Raisin Bread 3 loaves I O N THURSDAy. FEB. 18. 1971 more. lim it 1 coupon per family. Good $ 1 4 9 SERVICES AVAILABLE: NABISCO j Stop & Shop Butterscotch or Feb. 17 • F eb . St,. l$ n 2-lb UNTIL 1:00 P.M. WA8HINO a WAXING FLOORS FIRST FOOD — US CHOCOLATE MALLOMARS 8-ox. 49c 5 SHAMPOOING ft CLEANING RUGS can Cnee. Brownies 2 "XV ’1 ' 1 Coronet WINDOW WASmNO On this date all the barbers are urged to COMPLETE INTERIOR CLEANING FROM stop A Shop Blueberry or attend a public hearing on HB 5885 at the CEILINO TO FLOOR Fresh Haddock$109 State Capitol at 9:00 A.M. in Room 414. PAINTSNG—INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FROM MINOR TO MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS Fillets 1 lb Whipped Creme Ring Raspberry Swirls 3 f Napkins If this bill passes, it will be very detrimental ATTiCB ft BASEMENTS CLEANED stop & Shop Stix or to our trade. CONTACT HAROLD McLAUGHLIN FOR A Frozen Floender Fillets ib, 78' stop & Shop 9-oz$| 11*9 I 60 count pkg FREE ESTIMATE OF YOUR FUTURE ,91/2 oz pkg Sugar Crullers 3 pkgs I ' With this coupon I Coupon good thru Saturday, Feb. 20. Manchester Local 23 59° and a *5 purchase. ^ Limit one pkg per coupon per customer. C l e a n i n g n e e d s . FrozM Dressed Smelts ,b 49' Conn. Master Barben Association 649-8876 FIRST FOOD H I P P I E T U R N P IK E W E S T , M A N C H E S T E R ! ^ MTOWWM'i'M'M’id KStopeShop nniMiMniwiropMikiB | j 16 YEARS' (EXPERIENCE RB8IDENTUL — INDUSTRIAL — COMMERCIAL &46 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons JI22jBeae(veneJU|^_ToJimItjnaattMa2_ T- *

PAGE TWELVE MAMGiroSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. ^^DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1-^1 MANCHESTER EVEiHNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O N N .,~^D I^D A Y ,. FEBRUARY *17, ,1971 PAGE^ramTEEN ------^ ^------Hehron WHY PAY MORE?’ ■WHY PAY MORE? Vernon Soup Can Art Tolland Premium Balk Steele Helps ^ Youngster LOB ANOEL.e s (AP)—Burl Book Review SHOP-RITE COUPON . LONDON (AP)—^American Ives, saying he has been See ‘W hy They Don’t Do It’ Nurse Gives pop artist Andy Warhol is School Board separated from his wife 15 Os Yssr Town Council Moves to Ease having the first major Brit­ years, has told a judge he WASHINGTON (AP) —, An brary of Congress, looked In at S T I L W E L L , AISD THE erhood to a status of boeslsm' At Slisy-EItt ish exhibition of his soup K e p o rt On Is Asked lo should not have to continue elght-yesjr-old kid from Connect- the F13I and the Smithsonian, . AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN and matriarchal domination. |C Preitn Most cans, portraits, cow’s head paying premiums on a Icut, who wonders why those and, hopefully, gotten some an- CHINA, iOll-lMS. Ry Barbara Often the new book is a repeat PreducH Not wallpaper and other works. — Included Welfare Recipients’ Grievances $835,000 life insurance policy who know about pollution don’t swers to that orig;inal question, W. Tuchman. MacmUIlan. $10. performance ot the earlier one. SA V E 40 The show, mounted In style School Work Keep Cutting which names her as benefic- do more about It, Is getting a Steele, who Invited Johnny Once ag^ain he is bitter about WITH■1 THIS COUPC 1 ANDAND_PU|ICHASE PLr.~.-- _ ® _ By RICHMOND day. " it s not a Cut and dried pressed the hope that the chll- at the Tate Gallery, Britain’s m the person of Vinegar Joe the "liberal intellectual estab- Public Health nurse, Mrs. iary. chance to question some of and his parents to visit as the (Herald Reporter) decision, certain questions have dren will not be allowed to do top exhibitor of modern The Board of Finance, meet­ StUwell during World War H, lidunent” —using the acronym Jean Moshler, reported to the "It is beyond the bounds of Washington’s' big shots face to congressman’s guests, says he Any Fresh Meat Itm Armed with a list of demands ^ asked," she said. “ Grant- any damage, since the- room paintinga, and two jither gal­ ing in a work session last night the United States made a "su­ LJE—vdiich he contends was al­ Board of Education last week common decency,” the 52- face. was “ impressed by. the logic arid grievances, a group of ***’ *®™®tbnes I m l^ t have ha* just been refurblshMl. leries, opened Tuesday. to review the request from the ways wrong on every social and that 388 children were seen in year-old singer-actor said Johnny FrascareUi Jr.’s big and directness of the young preme try in China,” says the women who are’ receiving town irritable, but the pressure The mayor said It was his Newspaper art critics weiri Board of Education for addi­ political Issue. Once again he the health rooms at both'ThF" Tuesday. adventure started with a letter man’s letter.” y distinguished historian, Barbara opinion that the steps outlined enthusiastic. Caroline Tlsdall tional funds has decided to ask. 1 1 asserts the U E is academically Hebron Elementary and the .COUPON.IXtIRIS Ml. SO '»!• w e lfw aid, presented their tremendoua." liie Superior Court hearing to the editor of The Hartford The congressman adds he 'Will remedy most of the com­ In The Guardian said: "His the educators to continue efforts W. Tuchman. The supreme try oriented. So his basic quarrel is Gilead Hill Schools during Jan­ probilems to the Town OOuncll -The welfare. director, In an- was held pending trial of a Tlnies: . urged the youngster to come to plaints presented by the works sing out in their ended in a failure that has ech­ with education, which he be­ uary. lu t night, and then adopted a ®wer to Mrs. Kevin’s protest to stay within the budget. divorce suit in which Helen “ I am almost ribve years old. Washington so that Johnny "wait and see what happenif’ about the questions asked, said, women, but he emi^iasised the clarity.” Howard Wolfanger, chairman Peck Ives, 54, seeks $3,400 oed down through the succeed­ lieves is a total horror. Visits to the health rooms were action does not in any way I n - ______Every time I hear a'person talk "could deliver his pragmatic attitude. "I am required to ask certain of the Board of Finance, ■ said monthly alimony from her ing quarter century. ras attack on educati®®tlons, If they thought they today "We developed some husband of 26 years. keyed to an argument that for health counseling and a large 1 the welfare department. of the welfare forms in an ef- teH us to write to our congress- son.” Even now, Americans seem to spokeaman for the group, vriitch being given the third de- There was no immediate several generations it has failed number of students were dis­ Councilman Frank D e^ lla fort to expedite the paperwork Ideas we feel should be discuss­ man, I wonder why we h a v e ^ ------have no clear idea of the whys missed because of illness. calls itself "Ooncemed People sorry." ed with the board." court decision on the Insui^ and wherefores of the failure to give the young a grounding in suggested that State Ben. Rob- involved. write? They know what to do.X xwt rr< • Notices were sent to parents of Vernon." The group picket- Mayor Frank Mc<3oy told the ance. Why don’t they do It?” \ U n e -W a y I n p that has haunted them ever the pure, disciplined sciences ed thA AdminintMTi ------■' ------nouieyert Houley ana auue and State nep. Rep. ±iie wumon The womenwui new will wan now ana wait Theand deficit which totals $42,- advising them of the increase in since. If that is the case it would such as physics, chemistry, biol­ B uU d^ women that there never was any >nioma8 IDooley be contacted to see If the promised steps are 904 was the subject of a toUbllc The letter caught the eye of n e W ORLEANS (AP) — A lii- illness and of symptons to be ^ week to voice their objee- Intention on the (>art of the ad------” . seem likely the U.S. policy is ogy and mathematics, and has see what action they can take taken...... If they are not satis- hearing held last week. Wolfan- Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., landed his light plane on a aware of before sending their Uona to what they termed "un- ministration to treat the wom- condemned to repeat its pre-' filled them with such "pseudo toward getting the state to fled then they 'will i^cket again, ger said that although the hear­ USSR Urged who stopped post Johnny's Orleans street Tuesday aft- sciences" as sociology, politics children to school. lalr treatoent’’ by the town en csdiously. He said the town streamline processing of some Mrs. Nevin said. ing. attendened by about 65 home In Rocky HIU, had a long er his engine quit at 2,500 feet, >Hous mistakes and get Itself welfare department. tries to handle the problems as more mired in the quicksands of and psychology. Mrs. Moshler also reported persons, did not develop specific chat with the boy, and arranged apparently because he was out Asia, ,'nils appears to emerge as Wylie still is a name-caller, that the gfrowth and develop­ "I feel this is a subject that exjiedltiously as possible, but savings It did Indicate a con­ To Join Bid two busy days In Washington for ot gas. one ot the melancholy messages tilting against what he judges to ment program for girls was ha* been too long neglected,” there are Umitatic^ aa far as Bolton cern for keening costs at a rea­ this plumber’s son. “ i saw a street with no traffic of Mrs. Tuchman’s latest lively be ignorance and hypocrisy. He held in both schools during Mr*. Nevin told the council, welfare Is concerned. sonable minimum. For Pullout By the time Johnny heads and decided to put it down work. is angry at practically every­ January, and 25 parents attend­ "We talked It over and we de- Welfare Rudget He said, "The Board of Fi­ home late Thursday, he will there,” said S.'W. Kelly, 51, of thing and everyone. An angry ed the preview showing of the have made the rounds on Capl- Attalla, Ala. The life story of the tough- dld*^ '" ’® “ t® School Board Okay Pends nance with a deep concern for (Continued from Page One) minded, irascible and able Jo­ man has little time for humor— films used in this program. irkAtAiiiKA. _ budget In town. Increased 25 the financial problems develop­ tol HUL met the House Speaker, TTie plane rolled about 300 feet Any parent of both boys and seph W. Stilwell is entwined satire, burlesque, irony or what­ Tw ^ ^ P®*" ®®"* °^®*' year’s. The ing in our state which add to ministry officials said the l*lk®d to others in the House along Leon C. Simon Drive after inextricably with the story ot ever—but pertiaps his message girls of all ages who would like Mnt or iitimv council appropriated an addl- On Budget of $1^119^813.39 tlie problems of our town feel appeal would urge them to work Senate, had a conference touching down. The only dam- American misadventure in a would have come through better literature to assist them in F2.000 at the meeting two that we must not add to this for withdrawal of foreign forces, with an Environmental Protec- age was a dent in the left wing if it had been tempered by hu­ teaching their children the land «iilch often made no sense ______The Board of Education has structional budget was $79,901.67 v„rrten ” He said that board Razak said the three countries Agency official, attended a from clipping a street sign. -I to a western mind. Gen. Stilwell mor. various phases of growth and 1^ and shiUnffA »!!?“ e'’‘ c t l ^ last night. Origipally $16,000 was presented a budget of $1,119,- the majority of this due to sal- v-u-ves that the deficit can be have held consultations to for- White House ceremony for the He was flying the slngle-en- knew as much about China as Miles A. Smith development may contact Mrs. to Hnd ^ appropriated In the haali budg- 818-89 tor the school year 1971- ary Increments. No new staff ,._.fluced and honefullv ellmlna. mulate ttielr appeal. He said the minister of Italy, toured glne plane here on a business any American of his time could Moshler. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables ** T ® - ®‘- ™® town, at present, has M 72, at Its meeting last week, members were added. how. ambassadors ot the three na- the Supreme Court and .tiie_Ll-_trip from Gadsden, Ala. clcilm to know, and yet he be­ THE MERRY MONTH OF During this month, the dental thI?*mi^rUme^e''S?f^^.The .™.n oi... ------tota’llIi‘'a^7’9S“;e“ representing an Increase of It was noted that several he^ 1 1 try to tlons stationed In Britain and came the writhing victim of a MAY. By James Jones. Dela- program of cleaning and sons, on its welfare roll. $133,506.44 or 18.62 percent over items appearing in this proposed _ meetlne of the two the Soviet Union would deliver Twctoi^ts-unable to help them frustration such as no com­ corte. $7.96. prophylaxis will be conducted The town used to be responsl- last year’s adjusted budget, budget were previously rejected ^ tmnoiWA It. mander should be asked to at both schools. because she is too busy and >.i . However final approval of the from past budgets, mainly in the ®t P®® Malaysia, Japan and Indone­ In May, 1968, IFYench students they are told to come b Z k the tor bear. rioted and were joined in sym­ Then in March, school physi­ BROCCOLI figure has been withheld imtll . area of building repairs. TTieae ®ate. sia were selected last May at a next time the office Is open. ‘**” ® ^®f^® His, as Mrs. Tuchman puts it, pathy strikes by many unions, cian,, Dr. Christoper O’Connor, all members of the board can be it/ems which have been put off conference ot Asian and Pacific Mrs. Nevin also, said the SLd ____ *®» ____ _ T - polled. Members Herbert Terry, in past years need immediate was "no mission of amiable ig­ temporarily bringing the whole will tegln physical examinations vouchers are not >■>' ®tote welfare list. Now, It was Admitted Most States nations in Jakarta to seek a so­ at the Hebron Elementary r^e up to me n o t^ ,"th ir tlm r him "been "e” Graham and Dr. Eliza- attention. Chairman WlUlam lution to the Cambodian war. norance.” But perhaps Stilwell economy to a halt. TFNOEH standard requirements. knew too much of C h ^ . In any That is thebackground of School. b u n c h Tt warn A*rwv1al«* A SU~ S. * PWldOd tO flTOm ttVe tO 10 WCekB. beth------Alton- were------not----- at ------last----- Grunske------expressed------ithe opinion------outSix »U1W3»states were WOlC aunitwcuadmitted to W ‘As wewc tntXtASSA stated AAAIn theUAC UOJVeLAUX. Jakarta case. Generalissimo Chlang Jones’ novel. It is not a story of Lions’ Fair hAVA « ®^*®to®“ toat people ^7,3 y week’s meeting when the report that this would be a good year union during the admlnls- conference,” Razak said, "we CLASSES FOR Kai-shek and the svelte and the French themselves, but of Wilbur Dennis and Joe Caron nave gone Hungry between Mon- gj „p people sooner, the presented, although each for these Items to be taken care tration of President Benjamin want aU foreign forces to leave I BEGINNERS & ADVANCED were named Friday evening as Its of, since there is a surplus in Hairlson, the largest number Cambodia and Laos. We want beauteous Mrs. Chlang did their American expatriates living in ie r e ‘^ aW e“ 'r m im T t o * 'J S e town wouli n^Jt'haV™7h’pr^i,: Played an active role in PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION level best to maneuver him out Paris. co-chairmen of the Uons Club lems. formatlMi. ^ e budget. The nature of the admitted under any president.'them-to be left alone to solve Temple OrangeslO »o'5 9 *^ office on Monday for food. To in OIL PAINTING & ACRYLICS of his command and out of the The narrator is Jonathan Fair scheduled for this fall. Referring to the reams of The original request of $1,141,- woVk to be done varies, but in- gtates were North Dakota, their own problems just like we date, the welfare office has country. James Hartley m, who de­ Other chairmen named were FRESH URGE paper work involved In han- 861.89 from Superintendent of eludes such items as the heating ggutj, Dakota, Mimtana and would likeourselves to be left HOIRY NOVGRAO Robert Dixon, reservations; been open only the two days a dllng the welfare cases Mayor Schools Joeeidi Castagna was re- system In the Center SchooL Washington In 1889; Idaho and alone to solve our ownprob- Ihe.author of the monumental scribes himself as "a failed oach CHICKENS CALL week. , 875*3977 "The Guns of August” and "The poet, a failed novelist,” as well Emery Taylor, public relations; Pineapples McOoy said Mrs. Pearsall Is duced by $22,038 at a recent ThMe present at the scho^ Wyoming in 1890. " lems.” as a failed husband. He is run­ Bruce Kalom, secretary; Ever­ , Mrs'. Nevin also ^ . said that being given a clerical assUtant budget session. These figures board meeting last week could •Proud Tower" has demonstmt- INDIAN RIVER 36 SIZE SEEDLESS give testimony to the need for ning a "little magazine" of the ett Clark, treasurer; G. Earl GOV’T. GRADE "A ’ landlords are refusing to rent to help with this and the tele- will be reduced further by state ed again her magic talent for work in this area, as most had intellectual review type, and Porter, grounds; Robert Tup- Grapefruit for 5 TO 6 lb$. to welfare people because they phone. He also promised the grants, the amounts of which bringing history to life with to keep their coats on through one of his backers is his best per, entertainment tind pro­ AVG. WT. don’t get the rent money from women that the welfare office have not yet been computed, prose as easy to read as a mys­ the three-hour meeting'. tery thriller. In her expert friend Harry Gallagher, a well- graming. PASCAL CRISP the town tor months. She said will be opened an additional Castagna explained that of the to-do film writer. Hartley has Tentative plans are to hold the town welfare worker (Mrs. day. Hours have been on Mon- total $188,608.44 Increase, almoet hands Gen. StUwell, who died in Celery ftolk Manchester Evening Herald become very close to Harry, his the fair at Leary’s field across Jean Pearsall) is always saying day and Thursday. It will now $49,000 (4.96 per cent) Is tor 1946, comes alive again as a Bolton correspondent Judith wife Louisa and their 19-year- from Rham ISgh School on Wall there la no money (or welfare be open on Friday also. contractual or mamiatory obll- down-to-earth, cantankerous, Lean Boneless U S D A, CHOICE Donohue, tel. 649-8409. acld-tongued and bluntly honest old son Hill, and is the godfa­ St. to pay rent and such. Another concession will be gations over which there is no . Any group Interested in re­ SouthernYams 2 ib. 2 9 ‘ Yankee officer confrwited and ther of their 8-year-old daughter Another complaint was that authority given the mayor’s cwitrol. serving a booth for the fair infuriated by bland Oriental re­ McKenna. Shoulder Steak welfare recipients must wait in secretary to release emergency "The remaining increase of Strange Bedf^ows should contact Dixon, Jan Dr., BEEF STEW fusal to be pracUcal. Young Hill has become a the hall to aee the welfare dl- vouchers. approlmately $84,600 (8.57w, per ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Leve- youth radical, mouthing the as soon as possible. rector. The women said they To help alleviate the prob- cenQ compares fa'vorably with <5iase, wounded during a Perhaps an answer to the in­ Tickets are still available for APPLES usual generation-gap accusa­ used to be able to wait In the lems with emergency medical toe cost of Hiring Increase over service station, had tense hostility now existing be­ the Lions' ladies night dinner tween the United States and the tions that the older generation is red . $109 council room and they took Is- needs on weekends, the depeu-t- toe past year,” he said. been hospitalized aeveral days a bunch of phonies, materialists dance scheduled for Feb. 27 at DELICIOUS ooti lb. sue with the statement that ment will now lame medical Administrative salary raises another pinshot victim Mao Tse-tung regime ruling 800 the Elks Home in WlUlmantlc. < 8 9 ^ b . g and hyx>ocrites. This especially WESTERN 11^ their children abused the room, treatment cards to those on accounted for $6,760 of toe In- was assigned the bed next to mUUon people is that the Ameri­ A prime rib roast dinner will upsets Harry, viio bock in the Flr$t cut Priced SliRhtly Higher. "Mrs. Pearsall expects us to welfare. This card wHl allow crease. The annual salary of the. his. cans never really grasped what be served at 8 p.m. with danc­ the Orient was all about. Even 1940's and 1960's had been some­ CALIFORNIA CHUCK ■ ■ ^ ^ ^ U.UOULAR e U L A I I STYUSTTLI pay our utiUtiea and rent first too holder to obtain a prescrip- Superintendent of Schools ■was When the other men received thing of a radical and pinko ing from 9 to 1 a.m. and there with what. money we got in- tion or medical treatment, upped from $18,(M0 to $19,600. a Chase realized he had an expert of StUwell's stature— will be door prizes and favors 'Visitor, he could read and write Manda­ himself, and still considers him­ Health & Beauty Aids stead of buying food," Mrs. Pharmacies In town are being llio principals of the high school seen both before. self a liberal. for the women. Neirin said. asked to participate In toe pro- and elementary-center school' He quietly told his wife: rin and had Uved in and loved The affair is open, to all resi­ r . P o t R o a s t 791 ^ Rib Roast 8 9 l^ It is Hartley’s function to SHOP-RITE - YOUR HEADQUARTER Offloe Honrs gram. It--was~ explained- that as complex each received an In- "Those are the two men who China—could stumble, as he did dents and tickets may be ob­ serve as a buffer between the FOR COLD REMEDIES U.S.D.A. GOV’T INSPECTED REGULAR ^ SHOP-RITE BONELESS V Another gripe cancemed.^.toe tor as Is known no welfare re- crease of $960, bringing them to ghot me." in violating the rules of "face.” tained from any member of the He had plenty of provocatlmi. boy and his father during the fact that the office Is not cover- clplent has ever been refused a total of $17,000 a year. The Policemen were summ<»ed time that Hill and his fellow stu­ Lions Club. TURKEY PAN ROAST ed on the weekends. It was no- treatment by a doctor because salary of the assistant principal and the second patient, Rudol- It was, in StllweU's case, a CHICKEN PARTS dents are fighting on the barri­ Pfq>er Drives VICKS NYQUIL IFOK SOUTHERN f a y FOR SOUTHERN FRY ted there is no way to get help they did not have toe money. of the complex was upped from phus Penson, 22, of Atlanta, was question'^ a slow bum becom­ Company 8 of the Hebron Vol­ cades. White Meat from the town welfare to get 77>® council also yielded to $11,940 to $1S,100 and the guid- charged with armed robbery ing an explosioh. After months While Meet 6. I X 3 But the narrative also has a unteer Fire I>epartment heis I Dark Meat $' ^ ^ Only $ 0 5 9 medicine at the. drug store and the request for a waiting room ance director’s from $18,960 to and assault'with intent to UU. and years of frustrating con­ released a schedule for paper Legs 4 9 $ . Breasts 59>b i-M. pkr T-lk Rka second theme. Involving Saman­ children have gone without telling the women the coun- $16,000. The visitor, who already had tacts with Chlang, whom .he drives during the remainder of 8 9 ^ tha Everton, a 19-year-oId girl medication ®** •'oom will be open but ex- The total increase in the In- left, is being sought. caUed "The Peanut,” Stilwell the year in the north end of who is completely amoral and WHY PAY MORE? blew up. Constantly appalled by From our Dairy Case In their plea for better t r e a t -______^______,______bisexual, and who quickly devel­ town. the ideas which sprang from Drives will be held on Feb. ment, toe women said they ops into a sexual attraction for “ that hickory nut he uses for a 27, April 24, June 26, Aug. 28 TROPICANA PURE should not be given the third both Harry and Louisa. COUNTRY STYLE RIBS .49< head,” StilweU at last let the and Oct. 23,' all Saturdays, degree after they tell the wel­ In this volume Jones is a bet­ .Groceries...Shop-Rite Priced!, r Generalissimo know what he from 9 ^.m. to noon. fare director they do not know ter storyteller than in some of WHY PAY MORE? thought ot him. Once having The firemen prefer that on ORANGE JUICE where their husbands ate. his more recent books, and dis­ created this problem of these days papers are bundled P.F.D. Detergent LAUNDRY Next came the list of de­ plays some of the talent present NO PHOSPHATES Chlang's "face,’ StilweU could and left at the curb. In his first novel, "From Here POLLUTION mands, which were presented write off further h < ^ s of fruit­ If there are any questions or ' ' , r ' 5 9 ^ Shop-Rite Detergent in an orderly manner, by Mrs. to Eternity." He still is too WHY PAY MORE? ful collaboration. special pickups, residents should wordy and much of the minor Nevin: The American sent to China contact Fran Williams, Dick Ecolo-G An appq^ (or a town welfare detail could have been edited Bergeron or Jim Lee. FREE! WHY PAY MORE? as the best possible choice to in­ out of the 361-page narrative. OflLyT'KIit'^nfeW KA»T . HNUGESS A worker w m some compassion duce the CSilnese to fight the LAUNDRY DETERGENTS Bio-D and ccnslderatton along with an But all things considered, this is Manchester Evening Herald, WHY PAY MORE Japanese, Stilwell found that a better than average novel. Hebron correspondent, Anne Cheese Spread 2 i»at 79^ NO N T A PHOSPHATES assistant to help her was toe Chlang WM interested only in Miles A. Smith Emt, Telephone 228-3971. REQULAR-2C OFF LABEL ^ ^ A or ENZYMES ALL A&H Laundry Detergent flrrt In toe Hat of demands hoarding American equipment BIODEGRADABLE WHY PAY MORE? Margarine BLUEBONNET pk^ 2 9 from the group. and supplies and his own troops A&H Laundry Detergent A 24-hour telephone service, for. use at some later time including weekends; office fPOIlN PHUT TOFMKL I C L MMONTK O N T K g emergency and someone with mOBAMA irSAUFilMCOFMi peasants in bock of the advanc­ authorUaticn available to Issue Orooge Joice 3'^ 98' 8&P hstaot CeHee "i: ing J^>anese. MANCHESTER Catsup SHOP RITE 6'b.u‘^ l Tomato Juice emergency help on nights and SELFISH. UOBTiOCOiOBS KOSWiCMMKBt Particulariy revealing is Mrs. Ivo Paper NopMot .!&39' Oxferd Pickles 49^1 Requior or 3 - * 2 * ’ weekends. ^^OMATO AK*UH.AUVAtETES|lB$eplHem.lOe^p .. Tuchman’s story of the "snow WHY PAY MORE’ MOTT'S LUCKY LEAF The women also ask that thetr Crmiilc Cul Is pleased to announce its association with ^ IN XOVB House B U V k ALL ) Page Ketekop S£ 39' SoHoaollleatBianers 3;U:;*1 job” which Mrs. Chlang, tb^ M e* full rent be paid plus the full ^ 0 cultivated Mel-ling S o a n g y ^ v e ^ ALL BUT, CHILD HILD AM&PM DRINKS CHERRY PIE FILLING standard amount of food vouch­ the unsuspecting Amerlein pub­ MISS SHARON 1 .qt S ' ! ers to which they say they are ^ . lic. By the time she finished ? Gem Franks 4 FLORIDA GOLDEN RIPE PINK or WHITE cons I 3cans - $1 ■ entitled In order to feed toe with the Amertof^ pubUc it COLONIAL number of people In the family. Think of yourself for a change. 4 _ '*».iNsriNr would have gjv€n her anything. Mrs. Nevin contended that toe i TEMPLE YELLOW FLORIDAFLUKIDA WHY PAY MORE? WHY PAY M0RE?VERIFINE And by thak'ilme the Roosevelt Skinless Franks women feel toe money Is not You deserve something for bringing i ORANGES BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT COFFEE admlnlstrhtlon had tumbled to WllocOOFON I the ld€a that she might repre- Crisco Oil 79*^ Apple Sauce ’i,‘39^ distributed equitably. GERI-ANN ENRICHED Above all, toe women under­ home the bread. si 49* ey In toe fund and she toast, and a cool, crisp, green salad. caU^ l ^ t the lessons were well 6 ° > 8 9 ^ welfare learned. This outstanding high stylist will be jcdning our fine staff urged toe Council to do some­ William Li. Ryan to serve your every beauty need. An expert colorist, hair SHOP-RITE COUPON thing about It.' So be selfish-for your whole cutter and long hair stylist. Miss Sharon has establislved a Mrs. Pearsall was then given Toward* th* purchaia of VALUABLE COUPON time to come to the defense of SONS AND DAUGHTERS-OE- -fine-reputaticm in the WjlUmantic area. We }mow all of her fantily. Yon can afford it at Bonanza. any thraa (3) cant of MTO her office and she explained MOM. By Philip Wylie. Double- former customers will miss her, but their loss is our gain. Toward* th* purcha** of SABO that she could not give concrete day. $5.96. 10-oz. Jar of Steak dinners start as low as 1.59 Mias Sharon was bom in Columbia, Connecticut, and SHOP-RITE or facta and figures because she iMore than a quarter of a cen­ has managed salofts in WlUimantic and Storrs, she has In- ANY BRAND I CHASE & SANBORN is limited by toe state. "Lst’s tury ago polemicist Wylie, in a OFF face It they’ve (toe welfare Which is pretty unselfish on stmcbed wig styling for a major cosmetic company in RIPE OLIVES INSTANT ------MRS. FIUOT'S MAMAIWE ' MIS-FlUEirSMAKAMK tawtiw >i*A«« o* ***• book ,called "Generation of Vi­ Virginia and managed and opened wig departments in J. C. WITH THIS COFFEE women) got some legitimate : jr pers,’’ blasted out in all direc- our part. ou«i raoOM $on fToiil i*. •oiiniv.* 1 5 :3 6 * Petmey stores in Texas. COUPON Umh e«* eeuyen per family. IWITH THIS —•Um — H • waaw caapaa p par lamay gripes,” Mrs. Pearsall said. She CiBMtMtBMUk COMM IMU pi*. tioos at what yms then the es­ Caapaa aiplraa fa*. ZO. 1*71. MH noted, however, that she can tablishment, at the under-80 Caapaa gaap at aay *l>aplWta faparmarZat COUPON only handle so many people a FLUFFY T A 8 8 Y generation of that day, almg So if you're shopping around for an excellent hair MFQ son CHiim BKEZE SvMler stylist who can please~you, give Mlss-Sharon ircall. SAVE 20* Sm Iw CriM ( Emm (eke with education, liberals—the SA V E 3( rM*mi 'tCM Mb ja'IACn 1*01 MC M M CAm »-\. ■EnKEMT AUOETEKOn UTFOOO Sere lee ChetM (ekt tmcza MoHklegi whole system. ui 9**^**-^0t SPECIAL GET-ACQUAINTED OFFER nu(«**’ *i*Aw«*«Toa*A*m*ai L *;95* VAtMTia A cooe Claiming the credentials of VALUABLE COUPON ....Il^ \ VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON liHHtl Sen lee ChceM (ekt _____Wtf CAMtO* havtng'^been~an early rebel, he Half price on haircuts with every shampoo and set with lABO Toward* th* purcha** of Toward* th* purcha** of 5 5 2 .1 9 COCM, addresses this book to the un- Miss Sharon. CONTAMNA TmIHiT—ImMi 1-lb. can of an 8-oz.]arof der-SO crowd of today and TOMATO PASn Mf SkM IieeioMi (ree« 0i|.A.0AT ■i*nl*>t«w scorches both the young and OFFER GOOD TW O WEEKS ONLY kCHASE & SANBORN scow s s o o c their parents, for he considers KRAFT CREAMY H.O. IfklHenlenCteiL. 4 t l 6 9 ' MOUTHWASH { ! £ ^51:2.49 both generations a bunch of COFFEE RUSSIAN DRESSING ■lotNIs MH farina I b i s book’s title reflects the UmUOaa caapaa par family. UCQ MH Spell of Beauty WITH THIS te7panu^*Mr^M.*r*l^l. ; 19 fact that the best remembered 1- WITH THIS Caapaaaiplraafa*. 20.1*71. WITHTHI8: smumpiT. COUPON^*"*^ *' *"**'*"* tcMrmarlial. COUPON ^**r*a *»•* cf «"7 *kap-IIMa *aparmarkat. theme from the very popular 1143 TOLLAND TPKE. (NEXT !JO CALDOR) 287 YYsst Middle T|)ke., Maneheeler At A&Pyou save two ways- "Oeneratloo at Iflpera” was a IS A V IT ct $20 F«oh0ed ^at Monday night’s -o •- censed to produce, market and fittings already in for several pact 100-watt power ^nerating first selectman, was nominated Ratazzi, Hassett w d Elmer at a meeting of the Tolland year. But (tfflcial sources in meetiiig. oC the SlxecuUve Com­ continue to develop the Plmieer British pull out most of their Waftm Widkers of the buildings. unit that produces electrical for a fifth term, while Raymond Wilson were nominated ah con­ County Democrats tomorrow London reported Monday that mittee of the Manchester Com­ fuel cell. forces this year. He noted the utility lines for energy by the direct electro­ Soma, park commissioner, was stables. evenlnfr at 8 downstairs at the (Hily token protective units ROME (AlP) — (Police arrest­ munity College Regional Coun­ ’The licensing agreement is le the event, R<«er S. Ather, 18 ordering tickets. This event is eastboimd lane be added to Cen­ Pioneer in fixed asset and de- by CIm^ , played by Mrs. They also said there is a ris­ who have previously favored this Open Burning Ensign St., until Feb. 27. Table open to Masons, their families, ter at. west of the cotter. reservations can be made when and their friends. velment costs before recelv- Poroheron, pianist. ing demand for more technlcadly ’The new work would take a project . . are having s e o .o ,n'il j Leaflet Topic ALWAYS SAVE AT ARTHUR'S educated two-year graduates. 16-foot wide stretch of frontage thouj^its. In view of the stated The money, Otey say, which the property of both Center objecUons, I think it would be An up-dated leaflet, "What COUPON DAYS is spent under the present sys- Congregational Church and the to order for your department to You 8hould Know About Open tern of leasing classrofom space, Lincoln achool. consider this project in order Burning,” has been made avail- coupon good thru Feb. 21st will be more over a ten-year rtnted to 1969, the M a n c h e s te r leaflet now explains the stricter R « . r N O W i isfactory for the educational PTA, and the Manchester Cham- rangement or taking land to needs of the state. ber of Commerce have opposed front of the post office were sug- requirements of Connecticut's ___ peg. - hard to h

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER- EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,. 1971 $160-milUon bond issue and ask and residents half a mile away Bombs Rattle were awakened by the blasts. Peach Tree Lane area asked' tee federal government for the Police also reported that Massive 0a ta GoDection^ month, and Squires pointed out South Windsor the Board at the last, meeting to are served on a hotdog roll for Building of Jail rest. Comment Sessitm San Juan Hotels unexploded bombs were found Coventry that the corps makes many non- consider Dianne Dr. as an al­ first and second grade) lettuce Resides Los Angfeles High, paying appearances, so the and tomato, carrot and celery The Board of Directors two elementary schools were Tuesday at a U.S. (Joast Guard Points to Quake Forecast Budget Topic ternate choice for redistricting Given New Push SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) — Ex­ extra funds are needed for the as they were satisfied with the stix, milk and chocolate cake will conduct a public session closed by damage. .The 619- facility, a department store and plosions at two San Juan tourist By BHX STOCKTON Washington trip. arrangements that were made with va^lla icing. jmorrow from 6:30 p.m. to HARTFORD (AP) — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Four Fernando Valley, north o< down-- died early Tuesdl^.^'CSWll was school system sustained 97 per an apartment house. The bomb plete co'verage ever obtained of Committee W ill Study In endorsing an appeal for At Meeting'Of more aftershocks from last cent of damage to school build­ planted at the Coast guard facil­ an earthquake,” said Dr. Dtm- to change their children to the Pri(^^ — tunafish salad sand- o:30 p.m. in the Board of Di­ Rep. Leonard G. Frailer, D- town, 'Where S,704 structures a patient at tee San Fernando hotels Tuesday night were ap­ LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Last funds, the council noted that Orchard Hill ^hool for the Mdch' on hamburg roll, .carrot rectors' Office in the Munic­ week’s jemblor ratUed the Los were reported damaged.- More Veterans Hospital in Syimqr, ings reported in the county, offi­ parently the work of anti-Ameri­ ity was discovered by a 12- week's devastating California ald B. Hudaon, an earthquake Coventry is honored to be send­ School Board Hartford, sponsored a legisla­ •Angeles area Tuesday. No new cials said. year-old boy two hours before it engineer at tee California Inati- present year and said they pre­ cabbage slaw, potato— chips, ipal Building to hear com­ than 1,100 dwelling units have where two wings conapeed, can terrorists, police said today. earthquake is becoming a scien­ ing the only corps from Connec­ milk and apricot crisp.- ments and suggesUons from tive resolution Tuesday that , serious damage was reported. been decleured unsafe and resi­ Double sesslims 'were to start was scheduled to explode, police tute of Technology, where aome • The Board of Education will ferred the children not bg Up­ Mrs. Meyers died of complica­ No one was injured in the tific bonanza to researchers Tow n Historic District ticut to the parade, and would the public. would direct the governor and Meanwhile, the official death dents told to 'vacate them. tions from a broken leg suffered teday at six schools to accom- said. seeking to predict, prevent or of . tee world’s pioneering earth­ meet in a special session tomor­ rooted again. The Town Council has agreed these positions should so state encourqge people to make con­ School Menu Manchester Evening Herald Sessions are held the first other state officials to make ar­ toll Increased to 64 and 11 The big quake F6b. 0 caused when she fell at her Long Beach m o d ^ transferred students, in­ blasts, which occurred five min­ lessen damage from future, pio- quake research has been con­ in writing to Town Clerk Eliza­ tributions to the Board of Gov­ row at 7:30 p.m. at the South Tuesday of each month frqm quake-damaged buildings in the 2 ^H our Time ducted. to establish a study committee Monday — George Washing­ South Windsor Correspondent rangements within 80 days to damage’ estimated up! to $1 bil­ home during tee quake. cluding 3,400 from 54-ye8U'-old utes apart at the AmericEuia tentlally more deadly temblors. beth Rychling, care oi the Town ernors in care of Squires. Windsor Hiph School to begin ton burger on a bun, mustard, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the Los Angeles City School District lion more than 1,000 inju- a t y School Supt. WUUam Los Angeles High, tee city’s old­ and El San Juan hotels. Both Twenty-four-hour time is Scientists say no other earth­ “ Instruments were closer to to discuss the feasibility of set­ Barbara Varrick Tel. 644-8274. build a new state Jail in the Hall, prior to March 16. Both Squires and the council sifting through budget requests catsup, relish. Valley Forge third Thursday of each were ordered demolished, In- ries. registered 6.6 magnitude Johnston told tee Board of Edu­ est. They will attend Fairfax' ’'are located in tee Isla Verde widely used in scientific work quake was so well measured by the real center than we’ve ever ting up an “ Historic District” In had before.” The council is also endorsing agreed that no one expects costs for the 1971-72 fiscal year. mashed potato. Ferry Farm month f^-om 6:30 p.m. to 8:80 Hartford area. cludli^ Los Angeles Mgh on tee Richter scale, htmdreds cation that about $209 mUUon 46 blocks away. district near San Juan airport. work throughout the world. In batteries of instruments as tee the town. an appeal for funds for the Fife of the corps to come out of the __Final presentation of the budg­ spinach. Mount Vernon milk p.m. in the Board of DIrec- The resolution describes the School, scene for the television of times more powMful than tee would be needed to replace and Police estimated damage to the United States, it is used, Feb. 9 jolt in tee San Fernando The implications are impor­ Ck>ld Coins Taken tant for earthquake-prone areas The recommendaton that such and Drum Corps to help finance town budget. et to the 'Town Council is and T-cannot-tell-a-lie cherry tors' ''Office. existing correctional institution series “ Room 222." The order aftemmcks. repair quake-damaged buildings A soup ladle is fine for filling the Hotel San Juan at $5,600 and also, in operations of the armed Valley northwest of Los Angeles the Corps trip to Washington, Beautification Committee March 15. Some major budo-et cake ■with topping. BUDAPEST (AP) — Customs affects 20,000 pupils. ib e latest victims were Ar­ and meet quake-resistant stand­ small molds or pastry shells at $5,000 to the Americana, tour­ forces; in Europe, it is used in (hat caused 64 deaths and dam­ of tee world, especially Califor­ a district be laid out was made on Seyms Street, built in 1878, nia, where experts agree an by the beautification committee D. D. where it will represent The Beautification Committee items such as saleiries, which Tuesday — chicken rice soup, officials seized more than 17 Building tn ^ ctors continued thur Cahill, 87, 'Who died Mon­ ards set by tee state. ‘ with gelatin, custard, or other ists fled from the casino and preference to the 12-hour a.m. age estimated at up to $1 billion. Connecticut in the annual will meet tomorrow night at the are under negotiation, and peanut butter and jelly sand­ pounds of Austrian gold coins as “ archaic, decayed and unfit to check structures in the San ty and Mabel Meyers, 87, who He said he would propose a liquid. dining room of tee Americana and p.m. system. “This is by far tee most com- eventual shaking more massive In a report to the council Mon­ Drive Rescues Ship than tee Feb. 9 temblor is Inevi­ day night. Cherry Blossom Festival Town Hall at 8 p.m. At the ses­ transportation costs, which will wich, carrot stix, milk and worth about $56,(XX> from a for human habitation." Parade. sion, several citizens will be be put to bid, are Incomplete. g(roup of departing Yugoslavs LONDON — The steamdiip table. Mrs. Joseph Fowler, BC presi­ orange juice jello with topping. It notes that funds have been Stuart Squires, representing presented with certificates for The board will also take up Wednesday — pizza with who failed to declare them, the Great Britain, the first iron- Said Dr. George IV.' Housner, dent, and Mrs. Charles Funk built liner, was towed into the authorized for a new jail ^ d a Cal Tech colleague oi Hudson; the corps, noted that $600 is Improvement of their property. the matter of redlstrlctlng four meat and cheese, tossed green Hungarian news agency MTT re­ directs Gov. Thomas Ji Mesklll made the presentation. British port of Avonmouth re­ “ All tee information mi needed for transportation, but 'The public is welcome at these streets from the Orchard Hill salad, Italian bread and butter ported Tuesday. and the commissioners of fi­ In the report, which was ac­ cently. Abandoned- since 1886 ground shaking that we ob­ that the Corps can absorb the meetings. School to the Avery St. School. (high school and Timothy Ed­ The report said the Yug(oslavs nance, corrections and public companied by ■slides, it was when crippled off Cape Horn, tained from tee instruments will cost of the overnight stay and Streets affected are Benedict wards only) milk and ice cream admitted that they were smug­ works to select a site and enter noted that in a survey of the meals. Much of the group's Manchester Evening Herald Dr., Hlghvlew Dr., Spruce fudge bar. gling. They wei^e allowed to the dilp was brought home enable us to see how tee designs town pointing out problems, after a national fimd-ralsing final planning within a month of future buildings should be present treasury is going to­ Coventry correspondent Holly Lane, and Peach Tree Lane. Thursday —salami, bologna cross into Czechoslovakia with­ if the resolution is passed. some steps have been taken, ward the trip to Ireland next Gantner, tel. 742-8795. A group of parents from the and cheese grinder, (grinders out court action. campaign. EXTRA made. By examining tee build­ but more are needed. ings that survived, bote tee Several suggestions were In­ TOP VALUE damaged and undamaged, we cluded in the report, one being that the entrances to the town STAMPS be marked by single, coordinat­ ti Fears Linger ed signs to avoid confusion and “W « prOmlsa to givo you tho lowost possiblo pricos with thif coupon A purehato o f LOS ANGELES (AF) — a cluttered appearemce. S7.S0 or mors (excluding Itemi prohibited by law.) Mental health authorities Several problems can be cor­ on top quality namo-brand foods plus tho.addod TO?.. says that since last week’s rected with the cooperation of major earthquake many chil­ V l bonus of Top Valuo Stam ps with your purchasos^ V ft W ® , COUPON GOOD AT ALL the State Highway Department POPULAR MARKITS dren have refused to go to and the town; for instance, the It’s Popular’s ‘DouMo-Duty Dollar’ working to savo school, sleep in their beds or proper maintenance of roadside ^THRU SATURDAY, FIR. 20,1971' sometimes even leave their LIMIT ONI COUPON Plli CUtTOMaX drainage ditches, many of which 'you m ors!” mother’s side. don't work at all. Since last lHursday, two Roadside rest areas should be days after tee quake, more properly developed, the report than 300 children In tee San stated, to standards evident in Francisco Valley have gone other towns, with better-defined to therapy sessiana at tee parking. SEALTEST Valley Child Guidance Clinic. Tile report noted that some Hieir ages range from 4 to Mo^ Meat 14, offlcials said. roads in town are very attrac­ tive and well-maintained, but s w ir r s RREMIUM “Many parents expressed that when new roads are built surprise at tee depth of their or existing roads fixed, some SLICED BACON...... 79* child’s fears after the & a /i4 j^td (4 ;^ U to AetuAMyCx^na v^a£ae^ cmcC ! PIE CRUST MIX will now be $8.50 per hour. from town. Coupon 9tM tt hopulsr thru M l.. Foh. n , m t Staff nurses last monte at­ Limit Ono Coupon For Custom or (Jow/ M m - Vl/aij J CMMntMa.tPwH>rnir.tM..FM.n. IttI A town meeting will be held 'V bpuldA j 2 4 I LlmM Ofw CM.WI Pw Cwftainw ^ tended .' tee ^Norwich Hoepifi^ cn March 22 at 8 p.m. at the WcpAvryudC^gu comUtciit: cWerencA session. Patients high school to consider pur­ and staff of Vallance House dis­ chase of property for sanitary ILaChoy ChoiTMiinE^-LaChoy Soy Sauce...... ^19° cussed their current program landfill expansion, the sale of untAthe, /t'. ^cnA/LQood4(md/ieAAHce4, f O * o p w I BETTY CROCKER for rehabilitation ot drug- de­ the old probate building and an pendent persons. h Caupan A U .W purdiaaa af any tiza pkg. additional approprlatl.M^ mt coupon tsos ot Popolor thru Mt.. Poh. M. m i I LhntfOnsCsspssFsrCuittaur Icebarg Hds. Limit Ono Coupon Por Cuitomor reading at tee sessions, iriiich The council is asking for vol­ u/M i, joiA/LcAadc^ou/i /iaAnAA04 will run from Feb. 30 through unteers to serve on the .Historic [ETTUCE June 17. District study committee, the VotMT Making Sewer Authority and the Hous­ cm dA£AA/a^^cnA^t4^^ r K M E O W A ” ' ' U.S. #1 ibt. The Board of Admission of ing Code Board of Appeals. MAINE POTATOES 20 Electors will be in sessten at All those interested in any of tee Town Hall on Feb. 96 from (^gA£cd:va£ue^, U.S. *1 6 to 8 p.m. to examine tbe quail- popular i SALTIRES With _ Csupon II RED ROME APPLES 3 b. 39= A jarchsee flcationa and act on the applica­ nltLtt tion of any resident dliglUe to WANTED! > 4 liDAHO BAKING POTATOES 5 b. 4 9 '., ai^Iy for admission. - Msnohester E-vtalag Herald Newspaper Carrien | Cl JI T -t~ * ~* ***•'— **~*** ■***• **•*"' U.S. *1 OU/LA£AA/ > .^ ^ 5 3 0 I lb. The Mexican jumping bean - PKG. does not really jump. Tm Lw, OAIX Nsbisco IdssI Psanut Bsr...... m«.m .S30 Cdlenf Hearts 49“ Diomond Walnuts W«. Tip Top Swsst holts...... M..W.4 9 P the bean is a caterpillar that c a a c u o a tm w e p t . moves and stretohea—and 647-9946 thla makes tee bean roll an/i tumble.

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cx>NqomiAS d o c a m p o BraaU (AP) — Atop a aun- drendied hill in central Wm«ti b y atandi one o( the world's great­ the Inquinr L: est one-man art alunra. BraSU- 1-lb. lane and foreign tourists still i^PROGftESSO i’ ill. ’ r>j—^ Bock to see the 12 Ufe-slse stone CALIFORNIA 12-oz. •tatues of (Biblical, pn^ihets To m ato es can s scidptured here over 180 years Each weak, Tha Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist ago by the famous Aletjadlnho. you hr the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking H ie sculptor, the son of an Im- PROGRESSO 8-0*. migrant carpenter from Portu­ and oat all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Heralds CALIFORNIA ci gal and a Brasilian slave, Tomato Sauce carved the figures when he was WITH COUPON BELOW in his 60s, nearly Mind and un­ Mb. able to walk. His real name was PROGRESSO 12-0*. Antonio Francisco Lisboa, but A rof^d Town So Pretty Mmn Street ...... Suburban CALIFORNIA can ainiMii?BinrvA't~o~ABLi£ coupowwDytfM ffi ~ hlstoiy knows him a s AlelJacOn- Tomato Puree ho, which means “ Little Crlto- ‘A N e w V iew ’ , ’ Sole-A-Bration ple” in Portuguese. Fashion Fun | Large Triangle ' C!ome see the 1971 line of IXIRX The Bomber-looUng pn^hets Washington’s Birthday sale is More new spring fashions are pfiimt t^i. BONUS gold-filled wire frantes -fai ail'i'* ascend the steps to the small sUIl going on at HOUSE A arriving daily at -PANDORA’S tfO WIKI M BIU( new shapes and sizes at' Salad Dressing VINieAl 8 oil 39‘ Clam Sauce 'iffK “li" 49' Bom Jesus do Matoeinhos Ro­ HALE, 946 Main Street. Don’t BOX, Bolton Notch Shopping FOWLER OPTICIANS, Man­ 'll man Catholic Church. Aleijadln- miss out on these great val­ Plaza . . . Delightful styles and chester Parkade (Kings sec­ WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE ho, who already had earned a ues and mrniey saving specials. fabrics to gladden the heart of tion), BV)r your convenience we Shake & Bake ITAUAN Minestrone "“5““ 4 £ ^ 1 OF $7 50 OR MORE first-rate artistic reputation by HOUSE A HALE’S is open UU 9 any fashion minded female. Still (E K ie p f Item s regulated by law) designing and sculpting church are open Monday thru Satur- on Thursdays. a few of those tremendous spe­ POPE entrances and cUtars throughout day, 9:80 to 6:30, Thursday cials left in a ^ress grouping Peppers ROASTED "r-55‘ Lentil Soup PROGRISSO 4 1 2 Coupon gfood thru Sot., Feb. 20 (Minas G erais State, began the evenings till 9 p.m. When m a k i n g homemade marked at a low $10 each and statues in 1800, at the age of 82. candy, line a box with alum­ some great sportswear buys ' j^f0000Q00QQQCc'im<»"tioii^'p«>>“«i«^t QQQQflO O O Q Q ^^ It took him nearly eight years to The day before a picnic, pre­ inum foil. When the candy is priced at $6. finish. pare and wrap the food In foil. ready to pour, use the foil lined T reat yourself to a visit to Several years before the un­ It will not only keep fresh in box instead of pan. Leave it P A N D O R A ’S. DEL MONTE -lb. O Q ^ dertaking, Aleljadlnho's health the refrigerator, but will carry up to the recipient of the g i^ SLICED OR HALVES 4 1 started to deteriorate. IBs teeth that way to the picnic site. Poll to cut the candy. Being com'V U s e cold w ater and a little P e a c h e s . c a n s O V fell out, and his eyesight grew wrapped school lunches are pact, the candy will stay fresh­ vinegar to mop linoleum floors wone. Then he lost his toes, and fresher too. er and will receive less damage between waxing. Dirt and WHOLE the only way he could move from rbugh~Tihadling in the grease wlU be removed, but the 2-lb. OVEN about was on his knees. Histo­ Senior Citlsen Special mail. wax will stay on the floors. READY can rians q>eculate It was becauae Need perking up? PARISIAN NeeHe’sQuik at a nervoiu system disease. C O IF F U R E at 66 Oak St. wlU Hey O als! Sew tape loops on stuKed ani­ Aleljadinho had slaves carry offer on any Monday, Wednes­ MART LEWIS SHOP, 829 mals so they can be hung on a him every day to the church day or Thursday a shampoo pegboard In the playrpom or DOLE IN JUICE Main St. has a complete se­ while he w as creating the pro­ and set for $2.60 and a haircut lection of “Burlington Patches” bedroom. When a child gets SLICED. CHUNK, CRUSHED 3 i£ « |0 0 THIS IS AMERICA'S FINESTI LAMB WITH A DELICATE FLAVOR ALL ITS OWN can s I phets,. _..IrpnlcaUy,___Aleljadinho if needed $1.60 more or a per­ bags in the new spring color tired of playing with a toy, he \i P in e a p p le was born a slave, under Portu- Two of the 12 life-size statutes of prophets which manent including shampoo, combinatimis of beige, bone and can hang it up himself. This LAMB gtiese colonial law, but his fath­ haircut and set for $9. Tel. tan. These “all leather” beau­ keeps their room from being i jh . stand outside a church in the central Brazilian er formally declared him free. 643-9832 for an appointment. ties sell fast . . . So hurry to cluttered and helps to teach the lUCKY t^i. f LIVES AW .«i. BLADE lb. I Shoulder Chops Combination^. The most familiar of the 12 Congonhas Do Campo. (AP Photo) Cherry Pie Filling LEAF COM 7 FLAVO RS (OIU MARY LEWIS! child neatness. 49' C at Food 35' prophets are Jonah, xstandim,' on Turn the good portion of a flerce-Iooklng fb ^ end Dan­ worn-out turklsh towels Into Glass or ceramic lamp bases Use elastic thread to sew but­ KLEENEX I4.S1. In India Rih Lamb Chops I** Loin Lamb Chops .1** iel, shown with a lion. T^^oth- baby bibs. Cut to the desired clean easily when they are tons on children’s garments. Bathroom Tissue lOU TIQ UE ' EKEEILER k q 5529 Rich 'N Chips 49 ' ers are more obscure, such as size and edge with bias tape. sprayed with one of toe liquid This makes them stay on much GtANt UWON Hosea, Amos and Ezekiel. Embroider baby’s name or a glass cleaners. Polish toe bases longer for it “gives’’ under 12x75' nom ram YOUR I ip-«i. nO«MII/HADMKX CHOia . . Sun, wind and rain have taken Elegant Woman Strives cute design on each bib. 'Ihls ECONOMY r*ll Fillet Sole » 89' Sliced Bacon rtrs; 79' dry. pressure and strain, holding toe Reynolds Wrap 69' Gaucho Cookies lU R R Y 'S , k*XM thrtr toll on the intricate. Goth­ 69' gives you both practical and 8127 button In place and eliminating IEEE ic-style figures, which are cf To Keep Seat in Parliament good looking bibs. 2-10 yra. Teen-age Slumber . . . tears or rips in toe fabric. SHOULDER A . dark gray soapstone. Fingers London Broil U” Beef Tongue S a 89' At A Savings! are missing here and there, and Gadgets Galore By JACK DAVIS After grating soft cheese, rub LIQUID gil. PILLSBURY some of the prophets' cloaks are of touch with both the people Add these two lovely. It’s grreat being a teen-ager 12-ei. __, 1 C.,, Have you seen the House- a crust of hard bread over toe jug swinmBHMi heavily chipped. The inevitable dresses to the young these days and so wonderful for OtLAlTBAfU pin. t JAIPUR, India (AP) — A lon^n DEPT. grater to remove toe cheese that Link Sausage 65 Franks"” " . .E . 85' * . 79' scrlbblings appear In profusion. absences from her am/Msi:! m lady’s wardrobe . . . one mom and dad’s pocketbook white jeep decked with marl- constltuencv and sessions of Middle Tpke., with contrasting yoke still clings. This not only saves * A legend persists that Aleija- .. t . n. j TOnsmuency ana sessions of Popular Market? A when toe special savings on Treat yourself to this GRAND UNION SWEET OR BUTTERMILK 9 and band collar; the two exciting bedroom styles go cheese but It also helps to clean dinho also lost his hands and g^lde ^nces into a vUlage ^ ParUam^ent-as, for example, ^^ual “Gadget Collectors large-size triangle of soft other, sleeveless with toe grater making It easier and that his slaves tied a hammer toe arlstocraUc lady PoUUci^ when she remained In England paradise" . . . sheer delight for on sale today at WATKIN’S knit in a bright color or CHUN S^i. prettily scalloped collar. quicker to wash. snow-white; It will be a emd cMsel ^to his wrists so he steps out Into toe dust and toe for much of last year. beginner to the gourmet FURNITURE STORE. Come In Fig BarssuNSHiNE KING bH. ' No. 8127 with ph o to ­ favorite cover-up! No. Soy Sauce 19 could ctmtinue w orking on the . . . see, and love them! _i .. However, to accompany Ga- cook. Come browse and see g u id e is in Sizes 2 to 10 5605 has knit directions. prophets. But one Brazilian re­ years. Size 4 . . . short- If your toddler knocks potted CHUN KING Old women wearing silver yatrl Devi on toe electimi trail how a purchase from toe SOS >■ C a in f i r s m D Chiclmn PartslA t'^ sleeve dress, 1 yard of a To give fish, chicken, or chops plants off toe window sill, tack searcher notes Aleljadinho bracelets and brilliant yellow ig lo -(yatch a tough and prac- PLAZA can lighten your cook- tm to IntaS* flrttotott ■ameg. Chow AAein Noodles To « 29" Fried Rice W/PORK 35' 45-inch plus % yard con­ signed receipto in 1802 for the cotton shawls bow reverenUy to uced poUUcian. ■ mg Ume. an unusually good taste and a curtain rod across toe window U.S.D.A. - CHOICE first payment for the statues. trast: sleeveless, 1% flavor, dip In concentrated milk, and set toe pots on toe slH, In­ touch her feet. Sw arm s of chll- _ ...... yards plus yard con­ B E E F C H U C K Although conceding that Aleija- , ,, ^ There is little evidence of toe ------and r ^ In finely crushed pret­ side toe rod. This keeps toe OUlCK EA SY TO dren express their excitement legendary pampered princess. ^ ra in a can of cooked dried trast. dlnho was a “human wreck” zels. Fh^r to a golden brown. plants safe from exploring Frtit N«m , AMrtti uUli ZIP CONVENIENT PREPARE fSalif. Bleak CODE mi ttxl* Hnbw. when he w as sculpting the pro­ more imi^y. dignity, toe gray- combine them Patterns available only hands. Barefoot farmers In pink tur- , Imperioulnera in sizes shown. The Fall and Winter phets, thlD historian says the CHICKEN, SEND is t In CIIBI fxr lach ut- Needle Msiglo ALBUM is 6 5 f, includes OR LIVERWURST - GRAND UNION story about the hands was a ^ with which she deals^to aides, cooked in butter. Add t^ato To make toe meat of fowl and BEEF tini to liiclido fint-cini nilliiii. Just imagine—old fashioned postage and handling. CRYOVAC WRAPPED - BY THE PIECE “fantasy of the people, to In­ before she begins a dignified Dressed In an elegant blue circle to toe fish white vdien boiling them, OR cam paign pitch. __ oven and top toe ingredients Aunt Lydia’s rug yam at FAIR­ ONE PIECE OUlLhft.. Mtal ilck- B ologna crease compassion for the ar­ - . _ ___ _ lu a AVK ! add toe juice at half a lemon ■p-Md.cxiTy ttnektofl Pslitni W AY on Mata Street all colors Banquet Dinners' TURKEY tis t” Speaking In simple Hlndueta- necklace she spends much o( crisp I bacon lor pljcti: tflrtetlMt-12 vUlii. 0112 to the water. and a wonderful selection of iBdidn pottan Md kaa- ______ERENCHSnUOR RATH SOCim n Y M O U T H Aleljadinho-lived a silent, soli­ nl. rii. jay. ni. l^nies « jn.„ m'a S H -C tim Print Haaia, KMran v ia ZIP dllx(. . COOK, styla aaakar aa4 Stoa. rug and pillow foundations. V E G E T A B L E S IN RiTCNiNUiaji Boneless Hams 2-S IIS . A 5^ ’ Polish Rings ROCK tary life throughout most of his Strawberries were unknown A 79' s.'.'viiisg. » primiu,. rin.g. Book — Bonanza BUTTER SAUCE criinriansor prcrfessional career. He went on Indian lady. Prime Minister In- in EngUind until toe flrst ptants CARROT-NUGGEYS along rough cart tracks. R E E D ’S, IN C ., Manchester Use bottles with 8crew- . «EAMED pAts. Loons Dive 200 Feet Gandhi is h , ^ for power special of $1.99 each gether and ready to wear when to protect the paint from con­ Peas & Carrots Spinach AND END wrapped In tUumtaum foil stay W A Y’S on Mata Street 1ms them she needs them. densed steam. TORQNTO — Loons float low A s a leader of toe conserva- ^vlto savings to 80 per cent, garden crisp during refrigera­ all in every size. . . , LEE D « i . m m . - m m — live Swatantra party, Oayatri ® Socialist-oriented Congress ______In toe water, can change their tion and do not swap odors with Brownies CHOCOC H O C O LA n 79' W affles V(!mRMIlK* A t . 39" Devi is one of toe stro^st can- ^vlll be "your last salute towels for CHOPS buoyancy ait wIU, and dive fast. other foods. Peanuts or ground nut or QUARTERED PORK LOIN ■ SLICED WHITE GULF • B LB. BOX $4.88 Under water, loons are among dldates among toe forces trying democracy in toe country.” hlgh- ground pea, as they Euw-known- ^ a • WnOM nZZA . I SANDUnCHES pkf. Q O c toe worid'B fastest-swimming to deprive Mrs. Gandhi’s Con- Most of toe crowd, perching gtjgorbent and ideal for clean- To clean the coffee pot, run in some parts of the world, are A i - IEEE Toastermo raSS’cSi, 59' Costa Ice Oeam.*wn.«6. Jw, o r birds, propelling themselves gress party of toe majority It on mud walls or squatting In toe mirrors and silver as well. your coffee maker through its classed as a nut but are in O p M I Flanken Ribs CHUCK : ' 79 Halibut SSt. A 89' with their feet and sometimes needs to rule effectively. dirt, cannot hear her over toe ______regular brewing cycle, using reality a bean. Unlike other Hum . steering with toelr wings. Deep The Rajmata, at 61, is two whine of babies and toe hubbub ggjj porjt not fry away two tablespotms of baking soda bean plants, their pods develop and ffri. „ BAKED FROM divers, loone have been snagged years younger than Mrs. Gan- from toe fringes of toe gatoer- g}, quickly dwindling down to liTplace of toe coffee. and ripen beneath toe surface MVE40ti60% GOODS OUR In nets 200 feet deep. They cein dhl. Both have entered political ing. nothing if you soak toe slices in of the eeurto. . i H Q i m stay under water as long as 16 SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN maturity with grace, vigor and Rhetoric and discussion of is- fresh milk for 20 minutes be- To vary toe stewed tomatoes fM 9! minutes. ptUularity. sues are incidental concerns fore frying. Drain, dip in flour you serve, add one-half tea­ Leftovers keep weU in foU. Sti4ke Cleans A ir spoon curry powder to two cups They may be reheated without ALL PURPOSE SORHEU CREAM 8 - « * . Long before Mrs. Gandhi was anyway. She needs simply to ap- and fry slowly until crisp. lb. SIDNEY, Australia — the re­ introduced to toe world as In- pear In i>erson to revive the peo------of cooked tomatoes. Heat and qpentag, all in toe same ptm of try a pair of our new U.s. No. 1 ph|. cent nationwide 16-day oU work­ SIZE A’ bn dia’s woman prime minister, pie’s old loyalty for their herdei- To solve toe problem of keep- serve. water. Pan renudns cIbeui and one-size pantyhose Potatoes 7Ait ers’ strike that halted mwto Gayatrl Devi was well known tary rulers. tag hand towels off the floor the food tEtotes fredi. W»mk FRESHBAKE - SANDWICH OR BUTTERMILK GRAND UNION road transport had a beneficial ali cotors 88c 32-m . RLAariC outside the country as one of toe Hie response Is warmly reas- ^ ® re there are small children Worn table covers can be SQUARE SAVER side effect. The Air Pollution turned into handsome place FLORIDA world’s most beautiful women gurtag to her. Tearful women ***® ^®™^y ^ simppere 2 for $1.59 lUUKT ITNN Division reported that toe usual mats. Dye them a new color PINK OR WHITE )0 W -n . SIAITBT —a princess of Cooch Blhar-who express grief at toe maharaja’s the opposite ® ^ nM./J01T oarbon-monaadde fumes here and cut them Into ptace mats Today in History Grapefruit <1 Sweet Rolls n u R Ux UMf'NUVUT Ui. OQc S ie e 39' Yogurt AU BAVORS tm L had kiUed 26 tigers before her death—an Indication that she dropped by more than half. and hem. 26to birthday, and who had may draw a large sympathy . . ’ 1 ^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NANCY mEUTied one of India’s ablest vote. ®* . •. ' ; Today is Wednesday, Feb. 17, GOLDEN RIPE wtth purchase of $5.00 or more Peel, quEirter, and remove (e x c ^ Rems reculatcd by law) English Muffins LYNN ai12 49' Blue Bonnet i T S Early American Indians cook­ the 48th day of 1971. There Eire 2 37' Truck drivers pull off toe road t q prevent shrinkage of ham core from apples. Cook In a Pineapples ed the tender sprouts of toe 317 days left in the yeEir. sugar symp flavored EUid color­ N A N a LYN N m ilkweed plsmt as w ell as toe when sh e^eS d to^arto’ ‘“® °r Pork during cooking, pour a GOlDiN DELICIOUS iMroanu n E H C H J™??-“ ®.'v^,®‘®®*®“ f ..enormous, near-antique gray cup of ginger ale over toe meat, ed red with red hot cinnamon TodEqr’s Highlight In History U.S. #t3M" MIN. Crumb Cake K 45‘ young shoots of toe cattalTpIaiit Apples 12 Nectarines SYYEn EATING A 39' Hotel Bar Butter £ 91' m int. IShe easily won re-election courtesy ^ ^ ______cEmdies. When d(me lift gently On this date in 1944, during and used them for vegetables. toe Pacific wtir, American U N IO N ^ j,.,, „ , shown to no other motorist. Gently cook whole pared apple from toe sym p and Eunnlige OR M rs. Gandhi 8 sudden call In . . ^ ^ j forces landed on the Japanese- Hard Rolls "‘5SEEDEDS December for new electKms Constituents Une the streets. In a sugar syrup flavored and them In sections to form petEils. Escarole CHICORY moon .239 ' held base cf Eniwetok in the Mushrooms ~ I^ 2:69' nama In iho tniHHiA nf thn -nni gTceUpg her with both hands colored a pretty red with red F ill toe center of each flower came in toe ml^e “na- hot cinnamon candles. This with green gum drops, or creEim MEirshall IslEmds. iOrgnges 10 it. 99' Pineapples -. 29' fofSer mast^” ^ traditional wel- gives them a ctanamony flavor cheese bEills. Add a bit of may- On This Date i f „ T ^ come that goes well with roast pork, omiEilse EUid kerve. N ot only In 1831, kOles fitandlsh was LOTION died last June In England, ohnno nn Hom very pretty, but Edso tasty. made mUltEuy CELptata of toe stricken by a heart attack while Qayatri Devi returns toe sal- P Pilgrim colony at Plymouth, playing polo. ntes almost mechanically with ------M aas. l O ' O F F At the end of January, the one hand, the other holding a a oz. PLAaric aT L. o f f . l a b i l Ih 1801, Etiter 80 sepEunte bal­ wHh this coupon and wt Rajmata said: “I was still hop- handkerchief to her fewse Eigatast with this coupon and with this coupon and with this coupon and lots, the U B . House of R epre­ purchoae of 8 lo. tog that someone else would the fine winter dust. ilTAR . GA'ZElCi'lCl sentatives broke an electoral purchase of 8 jars purchase of pkg. of 20 purchase gal. can B)- CLAY R- P O IX A N - aoM iitDM contest from this district.” But ------ARIES LIIRA tie Eind elected Thomas Jeffer- or 12 ox. pkg. raao 2B« $109 y t Your Dally Adivlly Guido' J j L It. HEINZ STRAINED TRASH CAN NVR riUSPlATINaM t ie toe Swatantra party Insisted she had. 21 $577, 2J aon president, defeating Aaron PROGRESSO If According to tho Start. was the otay strong c^ d ate, p ^ InStaUmenU 'A fi. I> To develop messoge for Thursdoy, Ocf. 22 Burr. TOTAL CEREAL and edso could foot toe com - a t ^ n n 23-39-44 9-10-18-27( BABY FOOD HEFTY LINERS OLIVE OIL ^ ; j $ 1 0 9 read words corresponding to numbers In 1S17, Baltimore becEune LImM one coupon per cuatemer PsSSSSt paign biu. '53-66-73 44-71-82-89' Limit one cevpen per cuatemer limit one coupon por cuatomor limit ono coupon por cuatomor Sfempoo uif Short But Happy of your Zodiac birth sign, the first AmerlcEm city to be 11- S C O R flO Coupon good thru Wg^f Coupon go)^ thru Her last hesitationa ended BEAUMONT, Tex. (A!P) — y f TAURUS 1 Don't 31 Group 61 And lumlnEded by giui lights. Coupon good thru Coupon .good thru AMj 20 3 2 A ' 62Todoy o c r. 21 with a meeting of local priests, meeting was bri^ but hap- 2 There's In 1916, fa World W eu: 1, the Sot., Feb. 20 1^7 Sot., Feb. 20 Sot., Feb. 20 joamoirs I ^ MAY 20 3 You 33 You 63 Ignore HOr. 21 S o L ^ ^ b . 2 0 Baby Powder ' who gave her the theological py, 4 Fine 34 In 64 Need British and FTench captured w !2 73 i^n-19-21-28 go-ahead. >32-37-52 6 T ry 36 And 66 From 157-^74 I EXTRA I I EXTRA I A number of former princes Limited hEilted and out stepped t CEuneroon. EXTRA G tM IN I 7 Joining 37 Vital 67 Your SAGITTARIUS GREAT AMERICAN (BONUS ; BONUS and their wives have entered an eldeity California man. 8 Much 38M oy 68 Right In 1984, King Albert or Bel­ NOK. 22 BLUF BLUE PEUies for PEudiament this time, 'Someone handed him an 11- 9 Don't 39 Poulble 69 Be gium was killed while mountain Pcf'aJUNe 20 10 Get 40Golned 70AJone DEC. 2t HEINZ SOUPS with this coupon and angered by Mtas.' GErndhi’s at- week-old baby to cuddle. A fter clim bing. 2 with this coupon and with this coupon and -„i\50-55-59-62 11 You're 41 Which 71 Troubles 12To 42 Think 72 From 1- 6-45-484 Jn 184S, tile allies fa World tempts fa the pcMt year to flYe minutes, he stepped back .^72-78-83-88 51-70-76 I 8 purchosp of any size pkg. purchase of GRAND UNION purchase of 1 lb., 6 ox. pkg.. 13 Straighten 43 Receive 73 Savings War n'w ere pushing the Ger­ | u n * | rem ove their constitutionEil priv- onto toe train Eind weis gone, CANCER I4 A 44 In 74 Perspective pkg. of 24 CAPRICORN m ans bfusk to the Rhine River. Mon., Tues., Wed. 10 ium.6 p.m. { CALGON BATH OIL BEAD n a n c y LYNN JUMBO lieges and privy purMs. He Is Gendd M. Best of Bev- JUNE 21 iS S ee 45 To 75 Stubborn DEC. 22 T h u n ., F n . 10 Eum.-9 p.m . 76Todoy Ten Years Ago REGULAR OR SUPER The RajnuUa’s cEunpEiign ®rly Hills, a retired sound engl- 16Be 46 Don’t Sat. 9:30 a.m .6:S0 p.m WITH THIS COUPON JUlV 22 17 Civil 47 Twice 77 Been , JAN. IP ■ OR BUBBLE BATH , , Btaff reminds the pei^le of Jal- n®**’ “ id toe baby is his only There was sharp fighting fa Opp. Ooon. G < d f LEtnd i SANITARY/NAPKINS ANGEL FOOD CAKE ,13-25-35-41 18 Mjxed 48 Do 78 A / 2- 8-12-16/0 limit one coupon per cutlomer l( limit one coupon per cualemir 49 InvitdKon 79 Aggressive toe Congo between government Limit ono coupon por cuatomor pur district that there were no fiT®0 't-grandchlld, which he nev- '64-67-84-87 19 Prepored. 40-60-79-80\® limit ono coupon por cuttemor 20 Cherish 50 Possibility 80 Action farces EUid rebels In Katimga taxesr -Uttle theft Eind lower ®'' seen. AQUARIUS Coupon good thru w I Coupon good thru Coupon go^ thru LEO 21 To 51 It 81 Looking Province. Coupon good thru prices fa toe ycEUB before In- ■■ _^®*’. railroad bi^ who , '22 Loss • 52 Decision 82 01 JAN. 20 ^ ”Sot7, f e b . 2 0 . ----- .. Five Testfs Ago I Sot., Feb. 20 /Sot., Feb. 20 Sot., Feb. 2b dlan independence when her f ^ * ® ® *«»>- i- 2 3 ls 53 Draw B3 Large FEE. U redeeaa y o u r V ^ - . AUG. 22 J.24AffoirS 54 Never 84 Final ’(rice President Herbert husband r ^ d benevolently. f 55 Of 85 Unsolicited 33-3843-49/ Nw U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS 4- 5- 7-14 5 ,2 5 Out Humphrey, visiting India, an­ WITH SPRING in mind, <:26Good 56 Before 86 Advice 65-77-81-90' AT GRAND UNION over the d ^ct are sym- of Beaumont, leai^ 7-24-31 nounced a $100 million U.S. Lix Htolmet modela a hat 1 2 7 Up 57 The 87 Dcctiloni riscis bols of ^the p^the ^1^ ^ VIROO V 2 8 Moke 58 Action 88 Institution loan to that country to bolster LADIES DRESS SHOP fMHfBlBC • deep petticoat 2 X AUG. 21 59 Benefits 89 Others FHOS BFKTIVE tHMi SAT im m im tea atueva t i« i r a r r f p UAAIT QUANTITMS., pink of city, and Beaumont, she made certafatoe »•29 Things the faltering economy. brim of oatrlcfi fronda § 30 FrISfiM 60 From 90 For HAS. 20 T E L . 643-9016 toe palaces and hUltop forts that paby and ito porents-ta town iBvi^SEff. 22 One Year A ^ tipped with fo ln ea fosrl 20-76-30-36, M .neh..t.r P.rk.d., Middle Turnpike. W e.t - fripl.-S Redemption Center. W eit Hertferd. N. M^in St. end Albeny Ave., 825 E. Mein St MerM.w toe Rajmata’s family stiU own Durham, N.C., for the hi^i- 3\42-47-56-58|® Good ^Adverse Isnteli planes bombed two feathera. A matching mnff 761-6345-86 ir»ie^ 5469-75 ' ROITTESS, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. ' Op**? Tue$.. Thurs.. Fn. and Sat. 9;00-5:30 — Wed. 9:00-9:00.Cioted Mondays ^ :-lt an added attraction. and use. ^ys—were at toe station when EgyptiEUi missile bases 19 miles Her opponents say she Is out the trEiin arrived. from C eUto. MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD; MANCHESTER; CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARt 17, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THREE

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BEEN LOST FOR ALERTT 5 Mongrel FOUR <2 wordi) School basketball team de­ 13 Winged 6 Roman Score 4-0 goddess feated West Greene High Scores W in 14 Fabric 7 First king of School 167-30 Tuesday night atretchers - NEW HAVEN (AP) — Bridgeport upset Hartford, Israel (Bib.) behind the S4-point scoring of MOSCOW (AP) — Gwen Nor­ 15 Farther up 8 Light wool Worcester Tech edged Trinity, and Sacred Heart defeat­ a*i7 E 18 Fencing SSNearEirt Stan Boskovlch and 37 points man, member of a touring U18— fabric nickname mrincas (var.) InFreeze TJA Hi. Nl. OH, aworda 24 Moths , , ed Sienna- Tuesday night in basketball action involving from Kenny Valenclk, both track teanm, won the 400-meter 9 Starchy 39Fewar IT Knack substance 27 Thick fabric NEW YORK(AP)— ‘‘If Connecticut college teams. ------:— ------— Juniors. race in 57.1 seconds at an Indoor 18 Mena------for floors 44 Australian M 10 Repeat lake I did this in Nashville, And In Danbury, Western <3on- each had 28 points for Trinity, ' Thlrteep players scored for track meet„ at Riga, capital of ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Before 11 Father of 29 Entreat Soviet Latvia. (prefix) 30 Buntinglike 45 Field (comb. they’d run me outa town,” necticut rode roughshod over but their solo efforts weren't Gallatin, flve In double fig ­ 21 lignite, for Abner (Bib.) — form) Reporting results of the open­ I HOW ABOUT TH' > NA^AFfeW P NOT \ ...TH' LAST WH SAWOF^H STOO BAD...I , WHX,TOUW0NT ...HOW SWEET OF 14Tanoan eloth ...... Ed Martin grinned. Berkshire Christian, 111-56. enough. ures. The halftime score was SINK, GUZ, e HE j A LL^ , AS SOON AS HE VMAS HEADINS, INTO BROUGHT SOME DID r ' X YOU TO REMEMBER one 31 Reversible 75-17. ing day of the Riga, meet Tues­ *11 CANDV'ALONG «SOMEBO(W\ ME.' YUMMV.' 23 Attacked Indian The fact that his Tennessee The Brldgeport-Hartford game And in a second game played SnU. AROdNDpy TH' SWEETS RAN ' - iHMCaJ:/ 17------Reierve fabrics “isrs- day, Tass said Miss Norman fin­ OUT, SO DIP HE.' FOR'IM/ 2SDeed(Fr.) 33Crabclawa 47 Continent State basketball team beat <>g- which was played In Bridgeport, In Bridgeport, Sacred Heart took 28 Plunderer . Bank ished 1 .6 seconds ahead of run- 19 Conspirator 3S Brasslike lethorpe Tuesday nig^ht wasn't gave Bridgeport a 6-12 secuson an early lead and kept It be- M 28 Roman alloy 48 New (comb, so far, while Hartford’s record bind Dan Haines’ scoring 23 nerup Niola Sabaite. b ro n ze 20 Withdraw form) enough to raise any eyebrowsi Last N%ht’s Fights Z2 Masculine 37 Orirntal cloth % fell to 12-6. poIhtsr'defeaUng Sienna 77-65. Another American girl. Hath- 29Couch Hie Tigers, ranked sixth In The eryn Johnes, w s r modem history, the result of ME ON MV LACK j— ^ praaapart B- 2-17 46 ...(VJP '^ “CAMe AUJM6 AND I SAID OF ’EM/ y Cl, Sp Actor, 3 Ogeithorpe's deliberate deep­ wen i m i "2a'j "wetL, e^A&e 4o I'u, vwke jomb- freeze. 1HIN6 OF My<&Lp."... And ’’4d"cam^ SI Middle (Uw) It was an attempt to prevent a M}ui!>efiec..fujeu.i9t' S2Sitaona Aiupr$AiR.?peFiNirgi,'t',BrA6E „ fr'so'Anp'i'ou'ne u \ repeat of the "laugher earlier AUTOMOTIVE A6g30|LL/VWKE . In ^ 5 0 1'u.MAiiB iomxMGoe m ei-?* 5TIU, WU perch iof^eftiinsaefwiein.. J L_zz)j 5rARTEC...... WHAT DOWN 4t U this year when the 'Tigers de­ P a You iA t 'F y i 1 Thin crinkled U molished Ogelthorpe 82-43—and fabrka IT Norwood was amazed that he 2Lavinla’a nearly pulled It Off. (AP ■photo)' (Newigeper laferyfise Ana.) "I was flabbergasted," he SERVICE CENTER ON THE BALL— Pete Maravich of 'Atlanta appears to have lost his head after said. ‘"They didn’t come out to sinking basket despite defensive attempt by Chet Walker'bf the Chicago Bulls. get us.” In Tuesday night's more con­ ventional games, Ohio State, rated No. 20 in the major college Our Best Tires for Extra Mileage! poll, rallied to beat Wisconsin CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 79-71, Texas Tech ran away Four Period Contest from Texas 70-65, Purdue PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI ^ ___ nipped Illinois 73-70, Indiana routed Michigan State 90-76, Z Ply PolyiBster and ^ 1 WAS 3UST PEADIN& A BOOK WHEN Duke coasted by Davidson 64-56 OH, NOTHING 1 GOT to THINKING. OF YO U' /T 3-17 S S S m S and Georgetown edged Boston MUCH.. THE WORRY WART e wi h »»u. iM. 1 Too Much for Braves College 67-66. Willis Reed, returning to the Rockets downed Memphis in the Tennessee State "raced” to a NEW YORK (A P)—The ABA. Byron Beck, Larry Can­ 2-0 lead in the opening seconds new Buffalo Braves battled line-up after a two-game layoff 2 Ply Fiberglass Cord on Uoyd Neal’s basket, then sat the powerful Milwaukee because of his knee trouble, non and Larry Brown each con­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL back while Ogelthorpe played Bucks almost on even paced the Knlcks with 23 prtnts. verted foul shots twice in the slowdown for nearly 16 minutes Dave DeBusschere . of the last minute to keep the Rockets terms fpr three quarters. on top. before a bad pass gave the Tl- But the rules call for four Knlcks scored the 10,000th point Whitewall Tires gero the ball which Ron Dorsey of his NBA career on a short Cannon led Denver with 94 converted into a 4-0 halftime periods and that was one jumper with eight minutes left. points. Jimmy Jones topped lead. too many for the Braves. ITie game was stopped and El- Memphis with 36. "Talk about cold—this was a The Braves trailed only 96-93 gin Baylor of the Lakera pre­ NBA ALL deep, deep freeze,” the Tennes­ after three quarters of their Na­ sented him with the ball. Easterii Ckmference • @ < 9 ^ tional Basketball Association see State coach said. "I ’ll tell CincinnaU snapped a seven- Atlantic Division ONE LOW you. there was a lot of ice out game Tuesday night, but they G.B. I game losing streak and broke W. L. Pet. there . . . but when we got those lost 136-103 as they scored only 41 25 .621 — BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Portland’s five-game winning New York Plus F.E.T. four pcHnts, I knew the pressure 10 points in the final period and Ptiiladel. 37 27 .578 3 PRICE! (DRESENUY, SYLVA COMES OUT string. Tom Van Arsdale topped THEVVE STOPPED AT A HOUSE... ' was on them. So we just sat were outscored 21-2 by the -Boston - 35 30 .538 8 % « OF THE BEAU TY SHOP. the Royals with 29 points while CflHETYTO TURN INTO THIS LA N E ... AH, back and waited.". Bucks in the closing minutes. Buffalo 18 48 .273 23 M d r iv e OFE DREWS IS CARRYING THE FLORIST Lew Alcindor led Milwaukee Geoff Petrie was high for the BUZ FOLLOWS The Atlanta school took the Central Division BOX TO A SHED NEXT TO THE" second-half tip-off and held the with 38 points, four more than Trail Blazers with 31. AT A Baltimore 35 27 .566 — E78x14 Our Reg. 30.99 F1.T. 2.37 F78x1S Our Reg. 32.99 Fl.T.2.62 DISTANCE. bail for nearly 17 minutes be­ Buffalo’s Donnie May. Chicago spurted ' to a 40-30 Cincinnati 25 39 .301 11 F78x14 Our Reg. 32.99 F.E.T. 2.54 078x15 Our Reg. 34.99 FI. T.2A0 fore Terry Shell's field goal cut In other NBA action Los An­ lead with Jerry Sloan and Bob 'll Atlanta 24 41 .369 12% 078x14 Our Reg. 34.99 FJ.T.2.69 H78x1S Our Reg. 36.99 FJE.T.3.01 the Tigers’ lead in half. But geles beat the New York Knlcks Love combining for 11’ of IQ Cleveland 11 56 .164 26% J78x15 Our Reg. 38.99 FJ. T. 3.12 three Tennessee Btate free 130-116, Cincinnati topped Port­ points and went - p<^ts to give Coach Bucky Wa­ als. He was asked, if what he our fourth guard. Well, we 12.99 BO O CO U SY H C W D ID V tX ) I WAS 6PB4DING UNTIL I COTSAS®/ \y ters hlsL 100th career victory. says is the case, then why not were playing in Madison Square Cbrow e R e v trse Reg. 19.99 Now 8.99 H A P P EN T D A PLEASANT WriH A BAl-LCXJN Boston College held'’ a slim replace a coach with the psy­ . . . . Garden recently and there wefe“ ReplaM 2 Tront shocks, using original quality equip­ BY AL VERMEER COMEUFHS2E, SUNDAY IN THE V B > iC C « . chiatrist? , team for years. The two minutes left in the second ment; repack front wheel bearings. Balance front tires. PRISC^LA’S TOP lead before Mike Laughna, the necessities are: An aggressive quarter. I could have sent Slotted Chrone Reg. 26.99 Now 12.99] ANVWA/y p y a s T ... "I don’t know," he said. 'T v e Set camber, caster, toe-in and toe-out. game’s top scorer with 26 man-to-man defense, a big man Fiynn'- Robinson, our third PRISCILLAP THEY AriAYBE HE'LL. LET points, hit a free throw to put thought of that myself." PUT T H O S E , BELONG ME PUT 'EM UNDER^ Cousy added that he has no who does not even have to score guard, back In the gam e. But Air Coiditioeod Ceri ... $3 Eitre Ra«. Reg. 33.99 Now 19.99 RIGHT TO YOUR M V PILLOW.'^ GeoiK®toWh oo 60-59. ■nte as long as he gets the defensive i felt that Moe m i^ t profit BACK! GRAND­ a -« 7 Hoyas cUnched t^c victory with scientific background in psy­ I' FATHER chology, but goes on “ Instinct.” boards, and speedy, quick men from the experience, and iwt Torsion Ber Adiostaont ... $3 Extrn Mag. Reg. 41.99 Now 23.99 II free throws by Ed McNamara to get a fast break In moUem. hurt the team. He could talk i m and Dick Weber In the final 14 His instincts have told him that CAPTAIN EASY 'This is how the Royals have about playing In the Garden for BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE . seconds. to get the most out of players, :C = A ^ ; “ you must give them your full­ been playing, and, according to the rest of his life. It could be HERCMK KNOW WHY? BECfiUee MV KOREAN STRONG U est attenticxi and show them you Cousy, an Important reason for very destructive for a team to OKOi E eOlNE TO POT YOU ALL 5LKPy-BVE». . care about them as Individ­ the team’s surpriaingly fine have even the last two guys ^ONEBYONEl uals.’ ’ .... ~ showing this season. bitching and moaning.” I S p o r ts Slate | “ When I first .became a “'But you have to keep the Cousy Is so intense a coach coach, at Boston College, after game uncomplicated,' because that early in the season he had TODAY I had retired from playing with it is essentially an uncompUcat- a fainting spell on the bench, BMketball the Boston Celtics,” said ed game,” he said. “ Only the "it wasn’t serious,” he said, Maloney at Manchester Ctousy, ” I found that I was so coaches try to conq>Ucate It. “ Just a lot of blood rushed to Wilbur Cross at South Windsor anxious to do well that I was But it Is a game of intuition as my head. But Isn’t that the opposed to discipline. That natural state of coaches, being Glastonbury at Rockville over-coaohlng. I tried to cover may be the major difference dizzy?” Full Front BY COKER and PENN Coventry at East Hampton everything In the textbook. The L A N C E L O l Ellington at Portland between bartcetbaU and f o o t ------Spin On next season I eliminated all ball. The c ^ o n to the set bas-, Cristy rrfe THRee o 'c l o c k ! IA 6 A /MATTER OF FACT AND YOUR GIRL those fundamental drills and Rubbermaid Mots naeNDMu^iiwnERi WEDNESDAY, F I». 17 ketball play is invariably better 1 I H O P E idDU HAVE X HAVE 79 GREAT geared our workouts to bread- A 6 0 0 0 E X O J E 6 YOU SLY urTLE Basketball than the jday itself. And the Dry Gds Lee Oil Filter EXCUEE& FOR GE/NG P 0 N K .1 3 and-butter stuff, stuff we would 1971 COMETS FPB0E/NG SO L A T E I OC8C (frosh) at Manchester more ability the team has, the: A ll th'u . i l V use In games. Installad ^ L A T E ! C.C. less discipline. And vice Versa. I L im its “ Funny thing, after all the ______for one at Pipit ^ "But you can’t stuff this down per customer 4.99 eu e n o low price! ntra charg. LITTLE SPORTS THURSDAY, FEB 18 work I put In practice sessions their throats.” And so Jerzy f r o m $2217. 5 - ‘ 1 3 . 6 6 11.66 BY ROUSON Basketball that first season, I discovered Lucas \riu>, according to Cousy, | Cleans carburetor, longer spark plug life. Universal size, fits all cars." Green, gold, Easy to replace. . . do it yourself or have | Xavier at East Catholic what impressed my players Just could not play his way be- 1 Eliminates fuel line problems. blue, black. » us instolML Manchester at Wethersfield most. A player told a friend Of cause of bad legs, and Oscar MORIARTY Bolton at Portland mine that the team liked it that Robertson, who would not play CJoventry at E.O. Smith when there was a long-distance Oousy’S.way because of a dif­ BROTHERS East Granby at Ellington call for me that I never jtook it ference in attitude or tenqpera- CALL Ftm AFFMNTHKNT 640-01* Sale: Mon. thru Sat. during practice.” ment, have been traded off. ( enter St., M;inche.

1“ ''^ / r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY'!?, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-FI^ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE^T^/,CpNN.. WEDNESDAY,” FEBRUARY 17,. 1^71

THE What Next? DATTON, ore.: An 18- Indians with Win yesr-old Dayton High School 9 I Herald Angle South Posts Perfect Slate •tndent with a liaa lUod suit in U.8. Dta- By triot Court in Portland, cM - longing a whool regulation EARL YOST that bars married etudonte Spoils Editor Knights Game Away Turn Back Gross from participating In var­ Maloney Surprised sity sports. Human Interest Item Hits Home Lonnie Arthur Clevenger One of the oldest competitors in last year’s Five Mile claims the rule violates his From Perfect Mark Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning was Ed For 20th Victory rights under the Fifth and 14th Amendments, and asks In CCIL Contest By DENNIS FAVAZZA ' . Granowitz of Brooklyn, N. Y. The 50-year-old, plus, vet­ By DEAN YOST the court to enjoin sch<»l “ It had to be our defense” a smiling Jim Moriarty Just one game stands between Ellington High its eran long-distince runner was making his debut in the Trailing throughout much of the game. South Wind­ officials from enforcing It. said and he was so right. The “ Cardiac Kids” made the first undefeated regular season following last night’s 87- local holiday feature. He’s also editor of the Bulletin, sor High came to life with 5 :21 remaining in the fourth Hie suit was tiled Tuesday. CIAC Tournament on the strength of a 67-^2 CCIL win 68 decision over Portland High in a North Central Con­ which is devoted to foot racing. quarter to overcome Wilbur Cross last night in South As a varsity baskotbaU The Httle man’s January Issue ------over a gritty Maloney High of Meriden last night at necticut Conference meeting. The win was the 19th for player at another high school foe Clarke Arena.-Key baskets — ------the Knights who conclude Windsor before an overflow crowd, 70-61. Thus, South Clevenger averaged 20 points had an interesting, human in- Chester Country Club, is up and repeated an earlier overtime — ------— by Rick Klernan. clutch foul Curry came back with a drive- against ,^ a s t Granby High a game. He says several col­ terest item about the Manches- Freund and yesterday while vis- triumph against the power-lad- shooting of Jimmy McGee, and in to put Meriden up by one. “ They (Cross) forced us to leges have expressed Inter­ I r $ W Thursday night at home. ter race, which involved Grano- ,ti„g the club reported he was en downsteters and wound up ^ timely assists by Bill Peoples J Manchester came right back, est In his game, but that RBrr H6.y Bedard and Court Hamed Witz and the individual winner, „ell on the road to recovery fol- with a perfect 20-0 regular sea­ during the last two minutes, Peoples was short on a jumper order to win, we had to do the the school regulation Is bar­ w ¥ 3 A -combined for 48 points. Bedard John Vitale. lowing knee surgery. However a son record. were foe big factors in the In- Kieman grabbed foe re- job. Mason and Jankowski play­ ring him from competing for J[JJ F 3 1 S "'u® bl the victory When Granowitz arrived in scheduled Florida vacation has The cold - shooting Bobcats dians’ biggest win of the sba- bound, pitched out to Peoples, /l netting 27 points as four Elling­ ed outstanding in the secemd an athletic scholarship. town and checked in at race been canceled. The long-time watched the (Jovemors, behind son. and the blond center passed ton players hit double figures half,” continued Sharos. headquarters at the East Side pj-Q be is just getting a llt- hot handed Roland Jones, hit for The victory was the 10th in '"'^bt back to Kieman for two with junior scoring aee Hamed ' The most sought-after school­ Easy W inners Rec he discovered that he had tie flexibility back in his left 12 first period points as the 17 starts. As it assured the lo- ond A 61-60 lead with only pumping in 21. Also in double Ijft his racing trunks back in knee. . . . Second half of the boy in the nation, Roy put on a visiters opened up a quick 23-17 Ralston Out cals of a winning season it also ®2 seconds left. On foe follow- RICK KIERNAN JOHN HEROIC Scholastic hoop action last fignires were Joe Peters and New York. Aome and home series between dazzling performance for the BID PEOPLES JIM McGEE advantage. marked the second time in Mor- P'ay, Peoples fouled Curry, night saw Glastonbury High Ed Mathews chipping in with ■ * I asked the runners if any- all-star basketball teams from As Jones continued to pro- v !' larty’s three-year coaching but on foe one and one situa- clinch at least a tie for 18 and 12 points respectively, one had an extra pair of running the Vernon and Manchester Rec duce points. South Windsor con- Maryland. Kentucky and Duke, T o G>nquer career that his club reached Uou be missed. McGee took foe the Central Valley Conference Ellington erased an early 6-6 ti^nks with them. One young Senior Leagues will be played tinned to commit personal touls. "umerews small co leges^ post-season play. The win also rebound and was* fouled by Bob title by trouncing Rockville tie, by scoring six straight fellow replied that he had a Sunday night, in Rockville. Pro­ In the first eight minutes the ^ ^ Laver Again avenged an earlier 74-54 lass Donle. The slim senior cooly High, 86-59, and 'Coventry High points as the unbeatens were pair in his car and went to ceeds will enter the Rockville winners picked up nine fouls f rebounds and was 12 to- 22 to Maloney. converted both tries and it was, NBA Has Court Go-Ahead routed Portland in a non-confer- never again threatened. The fetch them. He soon came 'back Recreation Lighting Fund, while Cross had only three.’This nrt NEW YORK (.^ ) — Dennis If one suffers from high blood 63-60. Mike’s hoop made it 63- ence battle, 87-68. Knights were on top 16-9 at the with the trunks and gave them Rockville won the first game played an Importanl part in the l Ralston, who has beaten Rod pressure, or hyertenslon, its 62 but McGee ^ a in converted ROCK'VILLE The Toma- 2 :21 mark on the brilliant shoot- to me. here which found proceeds en- Cross attack seeing that Ter- Laver in their last two outings, suggested you stay away from two from the foul line for a 65- hawks, behind 6-10 center ing and playmaking of Hamed, "I asked him his name as I terlng the lOH Building Fund. rible Tom Roy had three per- record to 2,367 vdth more to will seek to snap the 32-year-old the Tribe’s games. For the third 62 lead and repeated again for George Courthouts’ 32 points, scoring six straight. Ellington _wanted to wash them and then ♦ ♦ » sonals in the eight mlnutea P '^ ' . Australian southpaw’s victory To Penalize Seattle Club time in as many starts the two and the final was 67-62; a Just before the half, the Wilbur Cross’s full court press . , . , , Ti o toppled Rockville. Glastonbury continued to increase Ite lead Balls and Strikes string tonight in the $210,(X)0 locals tried for three quarters big win for a scrappy Indian SAN FRANCISCO (AP) blm without court protection Seattle Dec. 28, has played 23 a temporary injunction in U.S. ^ and to 25-15 mostly on the shooting the race. The young man said V (AP i>hoto) 'The National League has en- Governors went into a two min- Vrojed dlsMterous for Sou^ Tennis CSiamploos Classic at to keep the game close only five. Tlia Ma-Hotial Rnalfothnil against league sanctions. NBA games. District Court at Los Angeles ^g_2 overall. The Rams are 12-6 and rebounding of Bebard at it w ^ n ’t necessapr and he gave j y attendance records dur- GRADUATION RUN—^With Jockey Braulio Baeza in the saddle. Sidle (right) ute freeze and didn’t score but “ "t** Madison Square Gaiden. to- come ------to„ life - in------the waning------„ McGee (20), Herdlc vx.,,(13) .—and X . X. V j a 1 Mel Monheimer, an attorney *1® a v erted 19.6 Pofofo preventing the NBA from im- jn the conference and 12-8 over- the end of the first eight mln- me two extra pair I insisted i„g both of the past two years this was the biggest gift South qnd thea to the ball han- graduates from the maiden ranks by winning the third race at Hialeah track Laver has won nine straight moments and take home all the Peoples (13) were high for foe superSonics, said in Se- foe''®^ntretersy^“ore; hte sanctions on Seattle for all. utes that he give me his name and during which an almost un- Windsor had all night. Already establish- $10,000 matches in the money­ Asociation has a federal marbles. winners while Curry (18) and court go-ahead tO penalize ,,, x u uslne Havwood The visitors opened quarter Ellington continued to score he said It was John Vitale. He believable total of 31,757,144 in foul trouble the freeze allow- laden marathon which began Led by Jim Balesano and Hessel (14) and Mike (14)-were tijlxx. c„„„rSonics if ^ ^ following a content h ^ hurt Ws game ^ d usfog H a ^ ^ . ^ Highlanders’ ed South Windsor to back off, trailed ^ all ^ ^ J ter Vancouver Surprises Boston Bruins is a top racer. spectators paid their way into Jon. 2 and ends March 18. John Hertic, the winners start- tops for the losers. J® m ^ Circuit Court of Ap- kept him from adjusting to foe ™ ®"’ ‘ High scoring Ram. Larry Wil- i-3-l zone defense in foe sec- "And, with over 400 runners, n .L. parks. (The National thus not being in contact with breaks, 2®'^’ , "Anytime you play Laver, ed to build a big lead at the Thursday night foe locals in- they play Spencer Haywood pcala mling here . , x „ t-hp n r a clubs have stavine that preliminary Injunc- lette, was held to only 12 points end quarter with a balanced I started out in this great and League includes only the num- the opposition. It proved reward- 26-P<>‘" ‘ you’re playing the best player in start of play but only the vade foethe Eagles roost at ^^® ®f® not going to let Hay- ^J^® . ®%®: . Uo^ u n ^ iL w ^ c ^ ’r^ c ^ e L with Jim Aceto and Tom Car- offense, while holding their op- famous race. Thousands of ber of persons who pass ing as Cross held a 41-29 ad- ^ the world,” said the 28-year-old people were lined up along the through the paid-admission v^tage borne with the victory as Cross McCreary Wasted Little Time Bakersfield, Calif., resident. ” I steady game of visitors' Randy Wethersfield. For the regular .rs.a'is. S f .x ; r-t;? 'AXA rLirjiJp'p u- ■» >»'”• route and coming into the finish turnstiles in its official attend- South' Windsor, behind the held to only seven quarter know I’ve got to be good to beat Mlk and Jay Hessel kept the ^oson finale, contest from a runaway in the The winners again had I never saw a chute like that! It ance figures.) . . . In addition, agresslve play of John ‘Duke’ j ___u him but if I play well and lose was the longest (finishing) a total of 1,854,679. free ahd/or Mason and reserve guard A1 Detrlck, ea c that’s too bad.” chute and with a few thousand reduced admissions were reg- Jankowski, propelled the win- Central ^rinecUcut State m i­ Getting Puck Through Goalie Ralston, who says he’s play­ jda, ba,d.. 3.-d., a. » <«, ,3 far a 3« avej r ’.S ra. A X A r . dVvX S X X 'pab. 33 „ ^ ) 1 people around! istered in 1970. The 1969 total ing as well as he ever has, *’1 ners in the final two quarters. 1®B®. t xpp. r--® ' I T what penalties,penalties. ifIf any, the NBA Rockets of the American Bas- be graduating in June. can return to play without im- This was the “ ’S Rams fl^ la last s t eamegame this Ulead a fb by v sscoring c S L six sti^khtstraight "John Vitale won and I came was approximately the same South Windsor’s fantastic. NEW YORK (AP) — ruled he had kicked the puck goal deprived goalie Glenn Hall knocked off the red-haired Aus­ Green clad Maloney took the charity line. Maloney had But last month the Sonlcs got position of NBA penalties. starter Terry Stoddard, who . . _ ,__ . would, inipose if the Sonlcs play ketball Association to sign ■with of the regular season. while holding Portland score­ in with my fastest time ever for and when these figures are had trouble finding the basket Detrlck was per aps Billy McCreary, who claim­ into the net. He threw his stick of his 90th career shutout. sie in the U.S. Open last Sep­ play away from the the Red 334 average from the field on a five mller. . . which proves added to the paid attendance, in the first two quarters, got of talent in the area ^ d and gloves in the air, earning a Vancouver, triggered by Ros- tember and in the finals of the and White in the third 8ind the 25 for 65 while hitting only 12 Glastonbury (86) less, enjoying a 49-27 lead at B F Pts.M intermission. Hamed’s 40-foot that, in order to Improve your the number of persons who saw directions . worked out and ®aid, “ They p aye as ed he had a goal stolen in lO-mlnute misconduct in the aire Paiement’s three goals, Pacific Championships last Moriartymen were lucky to 24 from the 15 foot stripe, Mets Still Looking for Third Baseman Mu lino 6 8 20 3 1 •7 March. But that doesn’t bother keep the lead by three points. Manchiliter (67) ■ . q Tjunkun bomb at foe buzzer swished time, borrow a champ’s run- National League games during scored 10 key points in the last and won. his last game, wasted no process. snapped Boston’s 12-game un­ Courihout.*! 14 4 32 Roy was the night’s high scor. p B F iBOWUNa 3 7 13W through the nets bringing foe « nlng trunks!” the two-yeai' period balloons half. Back on the ice two nights lat­ beaten streak. Palement com­ Laver. 47-44. Luohs * * * er with 28 markers while Jones time getting it back in his “ I feel pretty good about play­ The final stanza was a real 2 McQce ® §■ ? Cocncy 2 2 6I delighted Ellington fans to their to 36,466,302—a truly astonishing ’The ball hawking of Jankow- . , . er, McCreary wasted no time pleted his hat trick wltth the tie- 3 Kieman ’ 5 Bednarz 1 0 2 note., . . next one. ing Dennis,” he said. "Every 4 W oolcy ® ?■ 9 0 0 0 feet. ski and Mason, plus two big Cross notched 26 po n gaining revenge. His slap shot breaking goal at 19:13 of the fi­ roof burner with both team tak­ 2 Herdic 6 1-1 Garrett Lost to Uncle Sam M cKeever Here ’n There South Windsor can relax now Slola 0 1 1 The third stanza saw both Pat Mistretta, currently hand­ During the past nine seasons steals by the 6-9% giant Roy, soum McCreary, the veteran St. from the left side whizzed pa^t nal period. match Is a different one and the ing advantage of each others 4 Balejwuio 4 0 -1 NEW YORK (AP)__The neyman Bob Aspromonte, ac- make room for newly-acquired Sweetland 0 2 2 playdown pairings Open wasn’t a destructive de­ 4 Peoples B 3- 4 0 2 a teams shooting at a amazing ling the basketball' coaching —1962 through 1971—National sparked the Bobcats and with until the Louis forward, got the Blues <»i goalie Gary Smith and started a ’The victory enabled the Can­ errors. 0 Mistroltn t 10-1 revolving d oor th a t has lu'^ed from ^Atlanta in Decem- Luis Apariclo. Drench feat.” With 2:09 on the clock, Herdic 5 clip with Brian Debar! and duties at Manchester Communi- ^ agu e teams have played be- 3:53 showing on the clock. South the scoreboard with less than three-goal St. Louis spurt in the ucks to move out of the East Di­ 67 Totals 29 28 Laver’s earlier conquests in scored from Inside and was Totals 26 15-21 posed as third base for the L°®“ ®! ’''®° “ T '”” r BockvlUe <59) Steven Keane pacing foe losing ty College, will step into the D9.89S,116 paying custom- closed the once 12-point gap to u n »or_B F Pts. first 3% minutes that drove vision cellar, one point out of Maloney (62) N pw Ym-k PVPr qincp Aspromonte and to terms with foe California An- B F Pts. p two minutes of their National the classic included two victo­ F 12 attack, outscorlng foe visitors baseball coaching post at the "Dia-t perioiF'^epresents the 5^-66. Two foul shots by Roy 4 Roy 12 4- 7 28 Smith to the betich. fifth p'.ace. ’The first-place fouled in the act. The redhead B w ew I OIK iviets ever since jj^rtlnez wUl be Nos. 44 and 46 gels, autographing a $76,000 con- WlUette 4 4 12 2 0- 0 4 Hockey League game gone Mlk 6 2- 2 3 1 7 college this spring. He’s been niost prosperous span in history a Devosque ries each over Arthur Ashe and made good on the foul attempt 2 1- 2 they began operations nine third base sweepstakes, tract. Berger 24-20 as foe Knights’ defense with 2:54 showing put South 5 Burger 3 0- 0 6 against California Tuesday Noel Picard’s slap shot made Bruins remained nine points DqiWc FLORAL — Aloma Wlgnall Aoeto 3 5 11 6 1- 2 13 Tom Okker and one each over and foe local quintet was down BiVrLson 3 9- 1 4 2 10 slackened. Playmaking of L*»ke replaced at Rockville High by yearly totals continue Windsor in front to stay, 60-59 a Mason night and the Blues went on a it 2-0 at 3:43 and after the en­ ahead of idle New York. B 1- 4 adventurous seasons ago, yp ^gg -’it is the best contract to , vvrieht 176-451 Bev- Oa-rruthers 3 Stoddard 4 3- 5 11 Ken Rosewall, Roy Emerson, by one. A pretty play. Peoples James Deane 2 3 7 Brahm and nine period points Lenny Rock, who moves up ^ increase every year. . . as the partisan crowd went wild. 0 Jankowski 3 2- 2 8 suing faceoff, Frank St. Mar­ Palement, who scored four Hcssol 6 4- 6 will make another spin this* n o . 43 and so does not qualify which I have signed a player 7 ’- 3 0 6 5-1 Victory over the Seals. Tony Roche, Roger Taylor and Curry 7 4- 9 Leondird by Bedard gave Ellington a 69- from the JV coaching job. . . . The most impressive attend- Ahead by five points with seille burst into the Seals’ zone to Klernan, put the winners up spring. lor a fresh number this time since I have been with foe An- ®"y Jaacixacman Welles 2 0 4 14 Totals 30 10-16 70 In the only other NHL game goals in a game recently, now John Newcombe. , ~ . 7.r, u T lyn Sulzlnskl 467. Powers 0 1 1 61 edge starting foe final. Dick Galliette of Channel 8 in figure in sports history is :48 seconds showing. Cross call­ WUbar Cross (61) by one, 59-68. However, John Totals 26 1 ^ ^ 62 gels, said Dick Walsha, foe •' ___ 0 0 0 played, Vancouver stunned Bos­ and lifted a backhander past has 20 for the season. He also But Newcombe, a 26-year-old The Mets have employed 43 around, Murphy Bedard’s shooting in the final New Haven has been named total of 277,750 paid admis- ed time to try to get high-scor­ p B F Pts. with 12 club’s vice president and gener- Narolnl 0 0 0 a Jones 11 4- 6 26 ton 5-4. Smith. (Jhrist Worthy replaced assisted on Vancouver’s other fellow Australian, trip i^ him men at third base over those Garrett batted .254 ST. JAMES’ LADIES—Joan Kehoe 0 1 1 stanza kept the Knights out In sportscaster of the year in Con- ®lous amassed during the three ing Roland Jones set up, but 3 Williamson 4 0- 2 8 McCreary, a placid soul ordi­ Smith after that and surren­ goals by Wayne Maki and Andre •w—V g g * 1% IW seasons and now Nos. 44 homers and 46 runs batted In al manager for the last two gghelbenpflug 130 Ginny Cama- 0 0 0 necticut. The writing and sports- g^mes of the 1959 World Series 3 Heard 5 3- 5 13 7-6, 7-6, 6-4, in the final of the 0 0 0 front easily despite the contln- he went from hot in the first 0 Oxmpb^l 0 0- 0 0 narily, exploded,in anger Sun­ dered goals by Bill Sutherland Boudrias. Philadelphia International In- "fc^TTTTlTl C f VI fVfVTl ^ ®''® ready to join last season. The Mets don’t ex- years. Kmjewskl ^ ued hot-shooting of Debar! and caster honors are thus gained by Pls^yed in the Los Angeles half to cold in the second and a Powell 3 3- 9 9 day night in New York when his in the second period and Frank Johnny Bucyk, Eddie West- A A l . A A A A A 2 ^ always expanding club. ipect him to be available before BlU Mazeroski, Pittsburgh’s _____ Totals 21 n Elm City men as Bob Casey of Coliseum between the Dodgers a Hunter a 1- 2 5 door Tournament Sunday, end­ Keane. his long range bombs bounced apparent goal was disallowed Huck in the third. fall, Ken Hodge and Bobby Orr ^ New York learned Tuesday Augurt 1 this year. veteran second baseman, signed MERCANTILE—Roland nLrB'nr'Aiunrn.ii'._nniana Gull- null. EAST n'so'r HAMPTON — Despite the New Haven Register copped ^ d Chicago White Sox. Each ing his over-all victory string at In the early momenta. 12 Totals 26 11-24 61 by Referee Wally Harris, vdio Gary Jarrett’s third period collected the Boston goals. that Wayne Garrett, the more- While the Mets’ third base sit- his contract. Now 34, Maz will isg-381, Henry Wisneskl Rich Hallberg’s 26. Pdlnte_ fo?tt .jj,^png^,btoite.jiia,^v(m...EUlngton the news honor.. Casey’s the game produced a sellout of 92,- Score at half: 4d-29. Oroas 17, the rebounds. orrless regular third baseman uatlon became their first prob- be battling young Dave Cash for Tony Vann 176-395, Gene brought him the honors of b^- record o4 392 points In a season, class in the state in this man’s 000-plus and what makes it so With only nine seconds left, last season, will be occupied lem of the training season, other his job this season and has been pbaneuf 135, George Barber ing the first player in East jjg gg^jg j^to foe game with 389 book...... New England Sports incredible is that the second and Far from Picnic streaked the floor’s length glvin with the United States Army clubs are busy signing some in Florida for about a month i i. g_ Bill Faber 136-366, Roy Hampton’s history to go over poj„ts and broke it midway and Camping Show will be third games were played on 4 38 streaked the floor’s length giv­ ------NEW YORK------. (A P)— , Driving _ a golf_ ball on i j the j • moon when foe fun and games season pretty competent Inflelders to working out on his own. McGuire 141-402, Harry Buck- foe 1,000 point mark, Coventry through the first period on his staged Feb. 25-28 at both the Monday and Tuesday afternoons West Breaks Slump, ing SW a well-earned come- Off-Track Meeting gjarts. Garrett is serving his new contracts. other players who signed minister 140-363, Rick Breen High 16-3 overall and 13-3, In third field goal, (tourt now has Hartford and West HarUord Ar- respectively and all three games would be very exhilarating but putting would drive you from-behind victory over Cross National Guard active duty Boston got Rico PetrocelU’s Tuesday included slugger Har- ^ wait Jacy 367, Les Chris- foe CSiarter OakCtonference points and should add to mories. . . . Herb Kenny, var- were on free television in Los crazy, the former administrator of the national Aero- 335 which had won 12 in a row. commitment at Fort Leonard signature on a two-year pact mon KlUebrew foe Minnesota tensen 354, John Aceto 371, Ed prevailed. The losers are ^ th one game remaining. slty basketball coach a t . Wes- ^Angeles. The Dodgers revealed nautics and Space Administration says. ol 6-8 The game also had two sig­ Lakers Top Knicks "There would be a lot of s e v ------Wood, Me., which is a con- worth $70,000 per year. Petro- Twins; outfielder Roy White jolly 367, Stan Jarvis 365, Hen- and 3-dl over^l. ^ ^ Ellington___ ^ __ canned_____ 34 of 73 leyan, has been named varsity that from 26,000 to 50,000 more nificant meanings, (1)—it was Dale Schmidt and CSiuck Pa- gjjgts from the floor for 47 per golf coach, succeeding the late tickets could have been sold for Deemed Profitable en and eight-putt greens and no •■Also, foe surface of foe mQpn siderable distance west of Shea ce.ll showed up in camp Tues- and pitcher Stan Bahnsen of foe ry Frey 361, Ed Tomklel 363, ' ' the first time in South Wind­ LOS ANGELES (A P)— Jerry West broke out of his green to putt on," Dr.Thomas jg small beads. Theball, stadium. day along with the early Red New York Yankees; outfielder Robert Cuneo 351. panos paced tjie Patriot scoring converting an excep- John Wood. . . . Alex Hackney, each game had the seats been sor High’s history that a bas­ BOSTON (AP)—Estimates of what off track betting with 23 and 16 points. Besides ygnal 19 of 23 shots from foe golf professional at the Man- available. shootins: slump with a 19-point third quarter Tuesday could mean to Massachusetts in terms of additional state Payne added. “ It would be al- oggg r has landed, would hit That means the Mets’ third Sox arrivals to start working at Paul Blair of the Baltimore Or- ketball team had gone through most impossible to sink a putt ggj bounce for many more base job is up for grabs again, third base, a new position for loles; and pitcher Gary Nolan of ELKS — Mike Denhup 140- Hallberg, Bud Bolles hooped 10 the regular season without a de­ night as the Los Angeles Lakers broke open a tight Na­ revenue ranged from $100 million to $20 million Tues­ 361, Al Plrkey 149-137-388, Ding markers. Impressive for Portland In tional Basketball Association game and beat the New on the moon. It would be like yards, so one can get a great Bidding this time will be jour- him. Rico is shifting over to the Cincinnati Reds, feat; '(2)—Cross Coach Bob day at a hearing before the legislature’s joint Commit­ putting underwater.” jdeal—' of distance.’ •• Parr 136-366, Joe Plcaut 138- Coventry ends Us wlimlng scoring column was Debar! Saulsbury is still one game York Knicks 130-115. ------tee on Government Regulations. 146-392, Dick Krol 134-366, Ray season Thursday at Storrs ^ points taking game West, the Lakers’, All-Pro loss in its last eight game. ’The Dr. Payne described possible This, however, would be all Trevino Man To Beat away from 100 career victories. "Off track betting is a realls------golf on foe moon after receiving g gggjd de- Bradley 146-376, William against Smith. honors. Keane was foe only oth- guard, hit only three-for-11 shots Lakers have now won 11 "Roy was great in the first tic means of obtaining needed betting a trophy from the Metropolitan from an excursion to the Adamy 362, Joe Pagano 370, P Pta. er player In double figures with half for us," stated Coach in the first half, giving him 15- straight at home. revenue,” Mayor Kevin H. New York. Golf Writers Association in foe Tony Desimone 346, Ray Beau­ Papanos 0 16 23 points. moon, Payne said. Morse 3 3 In Tucson Golf Play Charlie Sharos as he accepted for-58 over a 3%-game span. ’The Lakers trailed 57-54 at the White said in testimony before 'Time and again, the New name of astronaut Capt. Alan B. regard 372. 9 Pete Porllnl’s JV’s continued But after missing his first shot half. After West’s surere, Geill "When you start to putt. L o < ^ 3 3 congradulations from everyone. the committee York off-track betting agency Shepard Jr., the first man to hit -7 " ® " / ° “ ^ Treschuk 1 o 2 on the winning road, rolling in the third period, he hit seven Goodrich took over, hitting nine He said his estimate of $100 announced it would open for a goU boll on the lunar surface, ball would ^ sorte of crazy REC — John Mack 155-390, Peracchlo 1 4 23 over Portland’s junior varsity TUCSON, Ariz. (A P)— Lee Trevino, who seems to in a row. points in a row. Sotunldt 9 6 have an affinity for the Tucson National Golf Club, million is a conservative esti- ^nsiness,” King said, "but it Ihepard, in quarantine, was w Z a Mike Zwlck 149-374; Dick Grlna Green 2 0 ^ 73-42. John Saya led foe wln- ’The Lakers put together a 21-4 Goodrich finished with 27 mate, based on studies at Mas- ^n^n’t gotten off the g^round and ners, now 17-0, with 18 points ranks as the man to beat in the $ll(),000 Tucson Open unabteto accept foe award in 8 ^ 9 f ^ I ir^he vlch 139-142-390. To tails 24 20 £8 blitz at the end of the period and points. sachusette Institute of Technolo- million in the hole al- take a lot of shots to sink It/’ he East Hampton (54> and 20 rebounds. person. ______. B F Pts Golf Tournament. ^ 21-6 at the start of the final Willis Reed returned after a ready.” The hastily conceived award j Ellliiifibii (67) ’Hie flamboyant Trevino, who Barber, quarter to wrap it up. two-g;ame absence because of an Phil Strublng, president of the Hallberg 10 6. 26 B F Pts. A bill sponsored by White joined Rep. Steve T. was called foe "Mulligan TrO' Boyce 1 0 2 10 1 ai PLAYS TONIGHT — Format Changed Bolles 4 2 10 Hamed toppeq the, 1970 money-winning 'nie personable Shaw is the West left early in the fourth injured knee and led the Knicks would create a three-member Dhmura, D-Laidlow, Peter Nor- phy," named for foe practice Y ;" (Jolf Association, an­ Mathews 5 a 12 list and won the Vardon Trophy leading money winner for the ' quarter with 31 points. with 23 points. Bill Bradley add- Dan Scavetta, former nounced at foe dinner he was Peters 4. 18 off track wagering agency, the Massosoit Racing As- common to duffers taking a seC' For NIT Action K 4 S Brahm % 1 3 for the best stroke average, al- year with more than $70,000 in It was New York’s seventh ed 20. Cheney Tech eager, which would set up betting par- sociation and Robert SlIca of ond shot off the tee after muff­ immediately suspending Shep­ Irving Bedard 9 9 27 ways is hig^ among the con- aix weeks and is the only two- ard from amateur golf. NEW YORK (AP)—An After- Michelson Donovan 1 0 2 will be with the Man­ lors in communities which adopt State Harness and ing the first. Delaney 1 a 4 tenders, and has a little some- Ume champion, taking the Hing "Shepard said he was given ncx>n tripleheader will open the Gagne chester Community the act. Horse Breeding Association in Shepard, using a six-iron head 23 8 64 thing extra going for him here, chosby and the Hawaiian Open, three g;olf balls by his club pro national Invitation college bas­ Totals Totals 34 19 5? College squad in its White’s plan was opposed by McGlnn-Adams attached to one of his craft’s In­ Portland (68) ’Ihe happy-go-lucky Barber, the record-setting President’s View Different back in Houston,” Strublng ketball tourney at Madison B F Pts. Reps. Robert J. McGinn, D, struments, took two swings on Square Garden on Saturday, KIRBT HEADS TEAM Mexican-American has won this winner at Phoenix, has been in home finale tonight ^ Opposition to ail bills on the said. ‘"Ihat’s a violation of the Keland 11 1 23 Y MIDGETS Westfield, and James A. Ad- the moon and commented after­ March 20, under a revised Debar! U 6 28 event the last two years and is the top ten in four of his last sir against the Central rules. That makes him a profes­ X. a. . X X .. x 1 0 2 Paganl Caterers crushed an ams, R-Westfield, who have wards: PHILADELPHIA (AP) Swanson favored to make it three in a starts, including a second at Ha- New Haven College Matter (jonnecticut State Col­ sett, representing the Massa­ sional.” schedule for foe p ost-s^ on traveling secretary Lyn^, 2 0 4 undermanned Elks five last jointly sponsored a bill which "It goes miles and miles." 4 1 9 row. waii. chusetts Council of Churches, And foe Royal and Ancient competition announced Tues- y,g jj^ tr e g , E,,poa the last 1 0 2 night, 46-8. Jeff Poscoeolido lege Freshmen. Game would authorize race tracks to — Dr.~Payne, who oversaw all, “ I don’t know,” Trevino said. The $100,000 winners from last who suggested that the commlt- Cub of St. Andrews—Scotiand, X a., a. X a x„ a. two yeoTS, Is movliig back to his (16), Bill Donovan (10) and Still Far from Being Settled time at the Clarke establish betting pcu-lors. manned flights to the moon A doublehe^er alw wHl be ______30 "i "Maybe it’s just my part of the year, in addition to ’Trevino, are Arena is 8 o’clock. Tote boards at the parlors •‘®“ *''e tor a study prior to leaving NASA last year militant guardian of^^e sport. country. We’re pretty near the prank Beard, Homero Brancas, Dave MlUls (9) led the winners played Saturday night, March ^ „g y,g producer attack while Greg Holmes WES3T .HAVEN (AP)—Univer­ Peterson suspended the bas­ would be tied in with those at subject for a vice presidency with Gen- said Shepard should bo penal- border, you know.” Bruce Crampton, Larry Hinson, Every extension of legalized 20 a doublehe^er on Sunday y^^ phuadeli*ia Phillies If you Uve around salt water, paced the Elks with four points. sity of New Haven President ketball schedule which did not the race tracks to facilitate the erel Electric, said Shepard did Ized for not replacing his divot, 'Trevino faces a surprisingly Dick Lotz, Los Angeles Open Women’s Open gambling, he said, has meant not exaggerate too much. "This is a violation of ethics,’ aftern^n, March 21, and anoth- telecasts and radld broadcasts your boat should have anU-foul- The second game found Bo­ Marvin K. Peterson says he resume until last week after computation of odds and pay­ strong field in the 72-hole event champion Bob Luhn, and Bob an increase in illegal gambling. “ You can figure that the boll the R and A insisted; ...... Monday during 1971. Announcers will be Ing bottom paint applied regu- land Oil walloppong Communi­ hopes the case involving the eli­ three games had been missed ments. that begins ’Thursday on the Murphy, who lost to ’Trevino in SOUTHBVBY (AP) — A A bill, meanwhile, which will travel six times as for as it But it was Bob Hope, the co- X ^ j Byrum Saam, Richie Ashbum larly. In foe north, this should ty Y, 50-27. Bret Carlson (19), gibility of 6-foot-5 basketball “ My bill provides that off ^wld 7,306-yard par 72 ’Tucson Nation- a playoff here last year, and the Internal Affairs Commit­ $27,000 women’s open golf authorize the state to would on Earth because foe median, golfer and golf promo- A n ^ e r twin bill on Wednes- Hg^ry Kalas, foe latter re- be dlnts, but In the $100-mlUlon JHeritage Further opposition to White’s The bill was opposed by Re To Achieve First P G A Title rules. hottest players on the tour this ’The others are just taking time WEST SIDE MIDGETS taken because of "their handling was unable to prove that Faust VUlage condominium com­ bill was expressed by aarence vere Mayor George CfoUela. who munity. F. King, legislative counsel for said state takeover of the track SERVICE year,' Tom Shaw and Miller off. Army & Navy came up on of the Larry Faust eligibility had been exploited as first NEW YORK (AP) — BlU Cas­ shot. He had to withdraw. top last night, crumbling the case,” the UNH Internal Affairs charged.” "Ai^roxlmately 00 of the the Wonderland dog track in Re- would mean a $250 000 yearlv Now he has entered the PGA I Factory Trained Mach. I -i finest lady professional golf­ vere, ^ o noted that the bill is tax loss to his city. ’ ^ ^ per figures he may have a good Killebrew Signs Genuine Paris Herald Ang^els’ defense to win, Committee, of which Peterson is Peterson announced the proba­ Championship, starting Feb. 25 ers In the world will be com-^ chance to win his first PGA golf 45 -20. president, said Mmiday. tions Monday and said the com­ over foe PGA Cliampionshlp Fait Prices Suffolk Downs Purchased peting in ' the" field,” said title next week if he can avoid $100,000 Contract Modern Focilfiies Mike Silver (23), Mike Presti mittee "has charged itself with (jourse in ^alm Beach Gardens, The whole controversy started Henry Piqiaraszo, developer the sneezes. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) ^ Now (8), and Danny Dumond (7) the objective of making the ath­ Young Left-Handed Net Star Fla. He is expected to expose two weeks ago when UNH an­ of the community and gen­ "I hope I have built up some that Harmon Killebrew is foe For $8 Million by Raceways letic program at UNH one of the himself to the same kind of pes­ set the pace for AScN as they nounced that Faust, the team's eral chairman of the tourna­ resistance to my allergies fo fo® first $100,000 Minnesota Twin, COLD WEATHER SPECIAL m could not do anything wrong. leading scorer and rebounder, most respected in collegiate lost two or three years,” Casper ticides. (A P photo) the 34-year-old slugger has his BOBTON (AP) — National Ogden would have nothing tS do ment. Throws Scare into Nastase CLEAN AND ADJUST AUTOMA'nC CHOKE, PRESSURE Big Tom Healy ' scraped the did not have enough transfer ranks; keeping ever in mind that said Tuesday night after receiv­ Casper predicted that one of COURT COLLISION— Canisius’ Tom Carson (53) ancl Catholic University s big bat pointed to a 50-homer Raceways,'Inc., of BostiMi has with his new corporation, but The 54-hoIe championship SALISBURY, Md. (AP) — A boards for four points, and lit­ athletes are first students, then llM racket borrowed from Bra- ing foe Gold Tee from foe Met- foe experienced players, such as Jack Bruen collided and head back for the deck during contest last night. season in 1971 and No. 500. purchased financially troubled refused to say whether he would credits from Tyler, Tex., Junior will be preceded by a $2,000 TEST (XXILING SYSTEM, INSPECT HOSES, TEST ANTI­ tle Pat Silver prqved his value College. participants in intercollegiate pro-am event on June It. left - handed teenager whom zli 8 R Others who signed were in- 487 homers—six behind Lou vision of Ogden Foods, vdilch competitor in ,Jour’ straight basketball team, is the athletic -The Black Student Union is­ Tom Gorman, of Seaitu ™ amateur champion; ShlH ey"^- to begin workouts Tuesday be­ practice were pitcher Sonny Sle- CALL U9-S238 OR DRIVE IN. — best fielding out^elder in the Tom Atamian 206-203-589. r tional Airlines In Miami, Fla., a fielders John Kennedy, hOke lias the food concessions at ti|>e Olympics, 1948 through 1960, is director at the New York Athlet­ sued 11 demands including that the last of his three rackets at of tto, rising star. o n lS ^ U ^ glehom,' Women’s L fO A cham­ fore foe remainder of the bat­ bert and'.catcher Tom Satriano. Gehrig. He could pass Mel Ott American League in 1070. Repos couple of years ago. He broke Fiore and Phil Gogliano and track. the zhw president of. the Ama­ ic Clubi He is also president of Bums resign and that Ormrod a crucial- point in the second tennis scene, defeated Jeff pion, aiid Donna Caponi, U.S. tery corps officially begins Neitheb was considered a hold­ at 5il, Eddie Mathews, 513, and made only one error and had a BLOSSOMS — Betty Toce 128, set, aiul the turning pc^nt came out In a rash. His arms begw to rookie pitcher ^ r r y WlUiams. He said last week, however. teur A thl^c Union. the UE. Olympians. consider retiring. O f IX . Angeles. Women’s Open winner. practice Friday. out, however, and O’Connell Ted Williams, 521. .996 fielding average. Etetty Daniel 180. when be was using an 'infaml- sweU. Iflz ®y*® became blood ■jji ..r...rr i .1. . j s m . r ^ ■/

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY if, .1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY SIX f • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCIJESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY* 17, 1971 Articles For Sole 45 Boots & Accew orie^ Building Ciontracting 14 THEr e OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Rooms Without Board 59 Apartm entsFlats— ihisiniess Property Houses For 5ole 72 Wanted — Real Estate 77 ' l6- WOLVERINE. 40 h.p. Bvln- MANcsaESTBR _ AdaiaT^ Tenements 63 For 5ole 70 MANCHESTER_ Industrial zone SELLING your home or acre- ’ Q a ssro o m SAVE' MONEY! Fast service. -HOT-'WATER furnace, wIUi ac­ rudel electric start. ^•t)ll« COONTlRVb GOiUg ' ^ EVER HEARD Nl6~ 3-famlly house, exceUent husl- age? For prompt friendly ser-_ Dormers, room additions, ga­ FAVORITE SONG^ cessories, |40. Bulltln bathtub, trailer. All extras. Best otter, CLASSIFIED POWM 1UE DRAIN,!tell young men,*sh^ WtetonTbri- one-bedroom apart- GLASTONBURY — Industi^ BERflY’S WORLD ness oppertunlty. High traffic vice, caU LouIa_Diinofik-Beah_____Jj9~J^IJjl!EaLXCa rages, porches, roofing and "INSIDE EVERV $26. Toilet, $10, sinks and metal 649-6996.______property for lease or sale. We vArRKn»!Dfliud«! vote room, parking and uUlU-- refrigerafaw, range, cotm t, good condition. CaU siding. Compare prices. Add- dRIM E! VE95lR,HO SILVER l in in g wall cabinets. 643-2465 evenings are prepared to buUd 'a smaU ty. Realtors^ 649-0828. ties provided. 648-6166. disposal, parking. $166 month- now. $31,600. Hayes Agency, A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- OOU6T ABOUT r n 1MERES A BIG,„ or 643-1442. industrial complex to accom­ 0440. BLACK CLOUD" Fuel and Feed 49»A ______ly. Handy to Main S t CaU 644- 646-0131. ALL CASH for your property 1^ or yu artet ADVERTISING FlMIfillEP! ALL MANCHESSTEIR — Im m aculate 2427. ^ modate tenants,' requiring within 24 hours. Avoid red VifAEMSP U f ’ 1971 ARCTIC Cat Pum a 440, ------furnished room, available in ------■■ _____ - ______space from 2,000’ to 60,000’ . WEST Middle Turnpike.. ."C” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ALL TYPES of stone and con­ tape, Instant service. Hayes WESTLAND, Mich. (AP) _ crete work. All work guaran­ with trailer and cover. Excel- q ip a s o n e d firewood for sale,, private home, for single ca- NEWER cMie-bedroom apart- Land for sale or Ifioae o r w ill zone. Large six and six duplex Aigency, 646-0181. , Dissatisfied with the traditional 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJL teed. Out of season rates. Call lent condition. Call 648-6187. deliver. Call 643-0473. reer or professional woman. ments avaUable now, $156-$160 build to suit tenant. Stoddard on corner lot. One side vacant. ______' I classroom education, educator. CaU 943-6097 for interview and per month including heat and Investment, In c., 740 N orth , Garages. Tremendous locatlcm after 5, 643-1870 or 644-2976. CANDLE making supplies, SEASONED firewood, delivery Burt Bradley , is pacldng up his arrangements. ^ appliances. Paul 'W. Dougan, Main St., West Hartford, for home-office, etc. T. J. three young dau^ters fpr what COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. wax, molds, colors, scents, throughout Connecticut. Hours SEAMLESS aluminum gutters R ealtor, 649-4636. Conn., 232-4867. (Trockett, Realtor, 643-1677. he ho^s win be an eyeopening and wicks. Sherwin-Williams g a.m. - 9 p.m._ 1-637-2163. WANTED — young working THE ^ 4:30 PJtl. DAT BEFOBBPUBUOATION _ installed. Free estimates. Call and informative tour of North Deadline for Saturday and Mnniiey u 4:Sd p.m . Friday 643-6786. Co. 981 Main St. Manchester. ------—^------male to share house in Man- ^ ^ Sf A N C H E S T B-R GREEN-:^ Houses For 5ole 72 F A M I L Y ^ i ^ America by van...... ^ r Trith 2 of sam e. CaU B usIneS S L o C o H o n S Ranch. 6 rooms of Immaculate “Learning has to be fun. If HALLMARK Building Co. 5 ^ CARPETS 9x12, assorted coi- SEASONED firewood for sale, Uving. WaU-to-wall carpeting 648-0714 after 6 p.m . MANCHESTER it’s not fun, the teacher isn’t PLEASE READ YOUR AD home Improvement, additions, ors to choose from. Special delivered. 643-0473. For Rent in several rooms, plus alu­ LAWYER . 64 doing it right. So you IdoS~ Olaaailled or **Want Ada'* are taken over the phone an a rec rooms, garages, roofing, purchase. $39.60. S h erw ln -W il------■ ANDOVER — Room In private SPIC AND SPAN CAPE minum siding make this a low r f “I’ound for a new way of M a g convenience. Hie advertiser ahonld read hit ad the FIRST gutters. Free estimates. All ,Uams Co., 981 Main St., Man­ home, separate entrance, gen­ Lnsh wall-to-wtUl carpeting maintenance home. May be DAT IT APPEAB8 and REPORT ERRORS in Ome for the work guaranteed. 646-2627. chester. /[ Garden - Farm - tlem an only. CaU 742-8161. "Q T7 X TTn living room, paneled flre- possible to assume 6 per cent > Lightning on the Links it.” says Bradley, ° He planned to set out today / next insertion. The Herald la reaponslble for only ONE in­ Dairy Products 50 JTV^IX. JlvlZ/i N i — place waU, 3 o r 4 bedroontr. mortgage! Belfiore Agency correct or omitted inaertion tor any adverttaement and then WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ EIGHT foot fluorescent light fix­ Claps of distant thunder failed with daughters Sandra, 7, Sher- ATTRACnVB sleeping room, iVi baths, g^irage and city 647-1413. only to the extent of a “ make good" Inaertion. Errora vdilch modeling specialist. Additions, tures, excellent condition, $5. a p p l e s for sale—cburtlands, gentleman. Private entrance, utilities. Cloae to schools, to dampen Freddie’s determiaa- yi^ 9, anarked by the trip, says Brad- houses, factories, flower CLEAN, USED refrigerators Manchester Paricade Co. Expert installation of alu­ the desirable HoUywood sec- suiting injuries, he filed a damage jey^ 34. Her holds a PhD in hlgh- Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 plants. Sell any amount ' $4 ranges, automatic washers FURHI8HEID rooms, color TV, M anchester 649-6306 tion. CaU Carl Zinsser, to see suit against the management of er education, a tAnoWng certifl- minum siding, gfutters and each and up, extra bulbs 3-$l. with guarantees. See them at continental breakfast Includ­ 1949 HAItLEY, rigid frame, 46 trim.. Roofing installation and , FEET thls lovely 4-bedroom Colonial, the club. cate EUid has experience In pub- Case lot 20 cents each. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 ed, weekly and monthly sea­ CAMPFIELD RD. West Sld^ Uberal financing or assume “I realize the lightning itself lie schoTN gage, $138. per month. Im m e­ Vernon high scenic acre, inconsistent (and) inscrutable. It aoiviji^ navigation problems—at address to the Chutaltled for, aggressive type Indi­ doors, 32x80, 36x80, $10. each. room,°heat, hot water, sepa­ family room with fireplace, I—I 11 1-4 Q I ( $6,900. Hayes A gency, 646-0181. is no respecter of persons, places ^ |^ven speed how long It will SNOW PLOWING — Tired of *"8 repairs. Free estl- ning. Apply in person. Card INVESTIGATOR — three years your new carpet — remove 643-2465 evenings or 643-1442. diate occupancy. Meyer, Real­ Manager, Manchaster vidual. Gallery, Manchester, Parkade. Investigative experience In- rate entrance, Parking. Cen­ separate children’s playroom,nlavroom. -I- or (Kcasions.” take to get from Charleston to Evening Herald, together waiting? Reliable Manchester nvites. Call 649-3808. them with Blue Lustre. Rent GOOD location ^fpr your bust tors, 043-0609. BOLTON — one mile from ______—------eluding private Investigator electric shampooer $1. Paul’s LARGE older dining room tral. 649-7410. , n e s s , remodeled retail sales ^ When a golfer pays his fee, gt. Augustine?—and Ameriimn with a memo Ustl^ the business has new radio equip- rrm a ------Z— 1— IT", ___ $17,900 2iB D R O O M RANCH, South Manchester. BeautlfuUy he is entitled to reasonably safe hirtory by atnurUng w here it ; 'll companies you do NOT pedoed trucks. Dependable ser-ser­ HEATING CwUng, sheet pietal SHELL OFFERS work. Salary $11,000. No fee. Paint & Wallpaper Supply. table, four chairs, best offer. space, offices. Yard and build­ and ventilation work. Gas— SWITCHBOARD Operator — CLEIAN, furnished room fo r Hartford bus. $82,600. CaU large lot, large shade tree, as- woixled corner lot. Acre plus, conditions on the course. But, as happened, he says. want to see your letter. vice. Call anytime. 643-8246 or Rita Personnel, 646-4040. ------— - Call 643-9001. ing storage, good eTcpoeure on AGENCY • Excellent paid training gentlem an. Central. CaU 648- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, sume------m ortgage,,------$110.47------per Pprestigetahh™ nt-Anarea. MM. ITH. Palmer, Freddie’s case illustrates, he docs The 600 cubic feet of space In Your letter wttt be de­ electric — oil fired furnaces. for weekends. Call 643-4610. OIL OPERATED medium sized ^ ______main road across from 649-8797. • Financial assistance ------PHARMACEUTICAL Sales — 648-1108. month. Hutchins Agency Read- R ealtor, 643-6321, 649-0638. not get a guarhitee of absolute remodeled van is crammed stroyed if the advertiser Humidifiers and electronic air boiler and 6 steam fan operat- COPPERTONB Maytag porta- 9869 o r e^ply 4 Peart St. shopping center. Suitable for cleaners. At ybur local Trane- • Insurance and retirement MANCHESTER, Receptionist Outstanding opportunity, 2 NEW LISTING — Oversized tors, 649-5324. is one you’ve mentloaed. PIANO tuning and band instru- ed radiators, (blower type) ca- dryer, needs no Installation, many uses. CaU 621-7373. MANCHESTER — A zone buUd- safety. . ., . with a restroom, slhS, ice boot, ff not it will be bandied dealer. T.P. Aitkin Inc. 27 Tol­ plans. Typist, hours 9-5, Monday — years experience required. pable of heating warehouse, excellent condition. Reason- WANTED — Young bachelor to WOODBRIDOE ST. — Vacant Garrison Colonial, less than ______Nor can he blame the man- stove, closet, two double beds meht repairing by Hartt Col­ Friday, car necessary. Write 7-room Colonial with 2-car ga- one year old. Owner trans- MANCHESTER — 8-room Gar- Ing lot with 3-car garage, locat­ in the usual manner. lege o t Music graduate. Ward land Tpke., M anchester. 643- • Many more benefits. Starting to $11,0(>0 plus bonus, barn or garage, etc. <3ontact able. Call 528-8607. share two-bedroom ^mrtment MANCHESTER Green — a^m ent fo r an injury that might one slng^le bed. It carries a to Receptionist, P. O. Box 222, car, profit sharing and ex­ rage being ottered for sale, on- ferred. Eight rooms, 2% baths, rlson Colonial, 4 bedrooms, ed on HolUster St. Level and Krause, 648-6386. 6793. Olenders Body Shop, 704 Tal- ---- _ — ------with sam e. CaU 648-2648 after Groimd floor, 900 sq. ft. front well be the fault of another ^ reference hooka and a Manchester, Conn. penses. No fee. Rita Person­ 6:80 p.m . ly $24,900. Present owner will first-floor family room With double g(arage, excellent area, treed. H eritage House, 646- GET THE FACTS cottvllle Rd., Rockville, 875- UPHOLSTERED sofa and portion carpeted, second fliwr. 2482. golfer. four-speaker stereo tape system 1 SNOW plowing — driveways GRANT’S Plumbing Service— nel, 646-4040. 2517. chair, excellent condition. « « « « 19 19 „oii (uo consider taking your house In fireplace, formal dining room, treed lot, walk-out basement Lost anc^^pund f _n ______Frpn ARtlmntpn nliin miallHr CLERK-TYPIST — Ught book­ FURNISHED room available In OTe omM i^ x iz, can 04»- crockett. Realtors, 4 bedrooms, aluminum' siding,' Only $39,900 __ . ______- Thus, the management was through viilch Bradley says only. Reasonable rates. quality call collect weekdays, 1-289-1521 ^ - $160. Call 742-8267. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER — Hiree - two held not liable when a golfer sat pjj^ Spanish lessons. keeping, typing and dictation. AGENCY private home tor single career 2741 or 6480688.______648-1677. 2-COT garage. Excellent' neigh- 646-W81. FOUND — The best place to 649-9617. work. 643-6341. Palumbo. Evenings and Manager — Insur- ALUMINtBH sheets used a s ______famUy recorded lots and rural down on a bench and it tipped ^ homework, Bradley ex- Small friendly office, Man- ance. Must be expe^nced. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x DOUBLE bed orthopedic box or procesmonaiprofessional woman, cen-cen __ ^ avuiifthiA —— borhood. $48,600. choose home decorations and weekends 1-267-4784, Mr. Lowell. seml-industrial land. Owner over. His argument was that the qjo girls to keep journals SNOW Plowing Driveways, Chester area. Call 646-3800 Salary $26,000.' plus. No fee. 36", 25 cents each or 6 for $1. spring , and mattress. Very traUy located, kitchen prlv- ^ ™ ^ TWO FAMILY — 4-4, immaau- gifts is Your Gift Gallery at Millinery, Or write Shell Oil Co. late Inside and out. Stove, re­ will finance. Helen D. Cole, bench had been placed negli- make daUy entries about etc. Reasonable rates. Will ac­ weekdays for appointment. Rita Personnel,______646-4040.______643-2711. good condition. $36. Call 643- Ueges. CaU 649-7276. R efer- Windsor. WlU alter for tenant. on the custom buUt raised RAISED R A N C H -7 room s. 3 Watkins, 936 Main St. Your 477 Connecticut Blvd. ranch l(x:ated in Manchester, or 4 bedrooms, 2H baths, fam- frigerator and fireplace in R ealtor, 843-6666. gently on uneven ground. But the jjjg things they see and do. cept Master Charge. Call 643- Dressmaking 19 1868. ences required. Near professional center. 644- home town friendly world ot East Hartford, Conn. 06108 PROGRAMMER — One year BRACE yourself for a thrill the but suburban. Seven big lly room, 2-car garage, large each apartment. Separate fur­ court said there was no way of Bradley heUeves he can make 6775, ei4»3824. 2421, 8-6. glfto. Telephone, 643-6in. CUSTOM tailored ladles’ dress­ CLERK-TYPIST plus experience In RPG pro- first time you use Blue Lustre STEEL commercial desk, $16'; ETJRNISHED room—^for, rent. ______nxims, two car gtuage .... lot 176x^’ central air-c(mdi- naces, Mid 20’s. Wolverton telhng whether the bench had trip for about $8,000 but he UGHT trucking, odd jobs, also es, suits, alterations and grammlng. Excellent poten- m clean rugs. Rent electric wlth kitchen privileges, near .pjjj, Manchester State Bank at loaded with extras. T. J. tionlng. A gency R ealtors, 649-2813. Otit of Town been put there by employees of jhe money gets short LOST — Black female spayed Help Wanted-Female 35 2-ladder back chairs, rush moving large appliances. costume jewelry in your stone ACCOUNTING tial. Salary open. No fee. Rita shampooer $1. Olcott Variety seats, $16 each; antique coach bus line, parking, all con- Main St. has approxl- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. For 5ole 75 the club or by some other golfer. j,y stop and work a tittle cat, white face and paws. , , f ______!______CIRCA 1848—Federal (^lonlal— BIGHT-ROOM Colonial, family ------On the other hand, the man- som ewhere ’ ’ Burning barrels delivered, $4. preference. 649-1133. ______Personnel, 646-4040. Store. lights $16; 872-4622. venlences. 649-6914. swers to-nam e o f Paula. 649- S « . M a n c h e s t e r - six - room six large rooms, full walk-up room, thick wall-wall carpet- - Sev^^^^ agement can indwd be held re- Michigan' law requires chll- 644-1776. Will consider sub dividing. EhC' 2631. BE ONE OF Financial department has WANTED—Route salesman for FROM wall-to-wall, no soil at ------Cape, IM baths, fireplace, built- attic, handy location. $28,900. Ing, 2-car garage, beautiful Colonial, like new, 1% sponsible for failing to ward off j© be enrolled In school un- Apartments - Flats - cellent parking. T.J. Crockett, TIMBERLAND Tree Service, M ovIng — an opening for an account­ established milk route. Call aU, on carpets cleaned with M uslcol Instruments 53 I. l„m.wooa ,1.. -...... „ r . l A g . THE ing clerk typist to assist R ealtor, 643-U77. Personals Tree removal, p r u ^ , shrubs, Trucking - 5forage 20 643-6424, Darl-M ald Milk Co. Blue Lustre. Rent electric ------—------Tenements 63 minum storm s-screens. ’ 649- f room s, fireplace In Hutchins A gency, 649-5324. and lots cleared. Fifteen years ^ ^ FINAST with various bookkeeping HAMMOND H-model organ, first fi(x>r paneled family room. ^ t t e n Agency. R ealtors, 648- the parking lot w m ImiKked “ e iS t ^ c r f^ d u c ^ “* t o W S i t DRIVER sham pooer $1. The Sherwin- VILLAGER Apartments—Five- HEBRON — fast growing esm- INCOME .T ^ preparation. Call experience. Bonded and Insur­ MANCHESTER — Delivery- and clerical responsibilities. for catering truck, less than one-year old, reason­ off Mtchen with sliding glass RANCH — 6 rooms, fireplace. 6930.------down„„„„ by a„ wayward„a,»a.u tec shot. As k ^. o fuU-time permanent position. WUUams Co. Dan M osler,' 649-3329 or 247- ed. F ree estim ates. Call 647- light trucking and package de- • CLERKS Good typing, (40-60 words), able. 649-4294 after 5 p.m. room Townhouse. IH tiled munlty 1,8M REDECORATED 6-room Oolo- doors to patio, two full baths, garage,B, wooded'.Iot,wooded-.lot, good size ------— ------— — it happened, balls flew that way 3116. 9479. Uvery. Refrigerators, washers and some general account­ Good w ages. CaU after 2 p.m . STEUIEO component system, baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, lease, in Moppmg baths, garage, possl- one off master bedroom, mod- rooms,, low _20’s. 20’s. CaUCati early.------e^ly. ROCKV^ ------with considerable frequency. Yet. ® • COMPTOMETER OPBRA- ing background required. 649-03e offered to quali­ gas heat. Charles Lesperance, STREET o ffice space, 649-2818. ^^^^E - BEDROOM — Garrison $24,900 —ATTRACTIVE spa- substantial damages to the vic­ ques for specials. 135 Addison ______Colonial, two year’s old. Fam- clous Split Level. WaU-to-y^l ROCXVTLXIB — Three family, and he’ll have it tested again For friendly free estimates, Several opportunities have fied applicant. For Interview Mole or Female 37 CLEANINGEIST carpet clean­ *>*^7620.______100 pgp cent locaUim near tim. The judge said it was not INCOME TIAXES prepared in Y(mng Imr Uy room with fireplace, mod- carpet, gopointment. ing, also ceUar cleaning and For free estimates call 649- Hours are 8:30 to 4:30. Com­ MAHOGANY professional draft­ Wonted - To Buy 58 -4636. com er o f Berlin Tpke., New- R ealtor, 648-6666. public service feature by Will to learn, making It a real life lig^t trucking. CaU 646-2692, 9658. If no answer 643-6362. ing table with a small board. tached to this comfortable five- on property. Asking $23,600. W. VERNON Bernard. kind Of thing,” he says. CaU H.H. Wilson, 649-6606. pany offers excellent bene­ East Hartford CONSUMERS nearby . need HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques ington. Conn. Across from Me- 646-2047. fit program, good weiges Asking $30. 684-7791. THREE ROOMS for rent, sec- MANCHESTER — 6 and 6-two room Ranch. Large lot. Fire- J. Bareomb, Realtor, 644-^000 SERENITY FOR $28,900 INSIDEI—bulSfde painting. S o ­ Medicines, spices, flavorings, brick-s-brac, locks, frames, ond floor, near bushn> tine,linn nonn Donoiu B resiauraiu, , fjmilly. ‘Three bedrooms, over- place in living room, eat-in ------Leave the everyday stresses © 1971 American Bar Association RIDE needed from Redwood and pleasant working condi­ 289-6001 cial rates fo r people over 65. cosmetics, etc. Start your BLUE and white BlUrTte coach glassware. We buy estates. pets, one months security. each approxim ately 400 square sized garage. Near shopping, kltehen, garage, extra carport MANCHESTER Is only three behind and hurry home to Rd., Manchester, to Central tions. Apply: feet. Newly carpeted including Household 5ervices 13-A CaU ipy com petitors, then caU profitable business with fa­ Village Peddler, Auctioneer, IMth beat, stove and refriger­ Extra two-family building lot and storage shed. $20,000. miles from this beautiful four- peace and quiet in this 7- Police Officer Row Hartford. Hours 8-4:80. baby carriage and mattress. heat, electricity and air-cimdl- me. Estim ates given. 649-7863. mous Rawlelgh Products. Very good condition. Reason­ 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. ator, $120. monthly. Call 646- Low 80’s. Hayes A gency, 64$- . _ room Ranch. Has large lot and room Raised Ranch, 2 full CaU 648-4447. RSIWEAVING of burns, moth- MOTHER’S helper after school tionlng. New building. Rent Write Rawlelgh Dept. 6012, able. CaU 628-8607. 1068 otter 6. THE ULTIMATE in a Ram­ oversized garage. Dead-end baths, carpeting, family Is Suspended holes, zippers repaired. Win­ and Saturday. Phone after 6 $176 monthly for each office. Smog L ift RICHARD E. MARTIN, paint­ FIRST NATIONAL Box 1349, Albany, N .Y „ 12201. WANTED — antique furniture, bling Ranch home, abounding street. Full price $18,900. Call room, 2-car garage. Many ANYONE witnessing hit and dow shades made to measure ing contractor. Full profession­ p.m ., 649-9628. ' glass, pewter, oil paintings or FOUR-ROOM apartment, new- Call or write owner, Stoddard VERY TRULY YOURS — This with charm and perfection, nes- run to gray Volvo station wag­ STORES, INC. The Mitten Agency, Realtors, extras, lots ot trees, 16 min­ In Willimantic aU size Venetian blinds. Keys al painting service, interior ■ other antique Items. Any quan­ ly decorated, central and Investment, Inc., 740 North older home Is priced for you, a tied high on a hill with three From Junk Cars, on at.^ Manchester Paricade, 643-6630. utes to Hartford. Call Mr. WILLIMANTIC (AP) — A made while you wait. Tape exterior. Free estimates, fully PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, homey. Middle-aged working Main St., 'West Hartford, 2-famlIy with 7 nxims eqch acres. 2,800 square feet of living Monday, 11 a.m., (Washing- Sltuqtlons Wanted - PART-TIME Lewis, 649-5306. recorders for rent. Marlow’s, Help Wonted-Mole 36 166 Oakland Street. couple or lady preferred. Chll 4867, Brokers protected, side, separate furnaces, con- area, 8% baths, swimming pool, TWO FAMHJES — J to choose Reagan Contends Willimantic police sergeant was tern’s Birthday), please caU 568- insured. .649-4411, 649-9286. EAST HARTFXIRD, CONN. Fem ale 38 867 M ain St., 649-6221. Mature woman for evening after 6^p.m. 649-6897. r venienUy located. Just an easy garages. from .Priced from ‘”$26,000 to suspended from his job Monday, 6764 o r report to officials. PART-TIME janitorial work, O O SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) apparently in coimection with an CXINTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ MOTHERS — I wlU care for work, 6-9 p.m . In our Credit walk to school, bus, shopping $42,900. Call now fo r details, B &L W (JUSTOM made draperies, slip evenings, transportation need­ NORTHWOOD ApartmenU — Houset For Rent 65 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. — Ko*'®^** Reagan says earlier investigation that led to RIDE wanted from Porter terior T>ainting, paper hanging, ------;— r;-----;------^------your child in my Ucensed Dept. Apply In person. or chureh. Also a lot of lot for M^BSTIC new Garrison Co- pochette Realtors', 647-1 covers- and reupholsterlng. Dlscou^oT^^^per. Sui ^ ^ ed. Must be over 21, East One and two-bedroom apart­ Manchester Parkade smog-ridden California may the suspension of four other o<- Street to Pratt A Whitney, sec- home. Transix>rtation avaU- FOR SALE MANCHESTER — Six - room only $28,900. Keith R eal executive n e ig h b o r -______Budget term s. EstabUshed In Oscar Hebert. 646-1^. ^ f* Hartford, Manchester area. W. T. GRANT CO. ments, central alr-ndition- Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. hood, fam ily room with fire- MANCHESTER, 9 - room re- Manchester 649-6306 someday have to pay car own- fleers for allegedly talcing part mid shift. CaU 643-7466. ______I______general office procedures to able. CaU 644-2846. single house, needs repairs and 1946. D ays, 624-0164, evenings, CaU 649-5334. Manchester Parkade Ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ place and beEuned celling rhe Hartford CJOurant said 1966 PONTIAC LeMans, 4-door, dispatched for quick service. bedroom apartments. Rental ery, Parkade Shopping Center. of elderly in private home. BXBXJUnVE — 2-bedrassenger Tuesday that cme source indi- V-8, vinyl interior, radio, includes heat, hot water, ______ing your property?” Call 646-1111 COLLATOR TRAINEE Light housekeeping. Hospital plex, 1% baths, carpets, ap- Would you believe less than 0131. c»rs—the most of any state— cated Piazza was suspended In- clean. $776. CaU 647-9646. LIVE-IN companion for elder­ pUaiicesr air-conditioning, full- range, refrigerator and many 2.‘f ACRES, beautiful view, T TODAY! Hoor Finishing 24 ly woman, car desirable, light nurses aide training. Available $30,000? Believe it! Belfiore ^® deflneUy because some city and CONTROL DATA m custom Ranch, 3 b a ^ . 1966 CHEVY SS396, new engine, .ji^VO handymen want a variety ~ housekeeping, cooking. Sum­ ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, family room, 2-car garage, A gency 647-1413. b T t h n X “ ^ . S ^ i t ^®^® ^ power transmission, extras, FLOOR SANDING, and refln- m er In Maine. CaU after 6 PORATION will soon be caU 643-6138. HBBRON___ .Newer 2-bedroom __ „ ______hides says. newspaper’s “pipeline" and of jobs by day or hour. We ishlng (specializing In older 649-4686. privacy. Hutchins Agency, 35 H M ROD RD. —Seven-rm wall in several rooms. Light, $1,400. CaU 649-3974. clean yards, attics and cellars. p.m . 646-1231. moving to new quarters and RECREATION DIRECTOR ______apartment, children welcome, “I have often wenefits. hot water, parking. On bus ete occupancy. $186 monthly, cared for, cemvenient locatlcm, 649-0310 after 4 p.m . quired. CaU fo r appointment, people. High school required, also interest In arts and kitchen with appUances, wall- Worth It. Belfiore Agency 647- J®^® ^i^Z ®®“ ® ®“®*' ® cleaned. Reasonable rates or SIX - WEEK old puppies, very line. AdulU only. Security de- 646-0682, 649-2671. , m odernised, 2 - ca r garage, AGENCY. will take merchandise as pay- p . 649-8168. Plant now located In Bloom ­ good disposition, ^healthy crafts. Contact Mr. ToUsano. to-wall carpettak throughout. 1413. bUlty of fu ^ a^ jun^ aCBC coed signed a statement 1967 GTO, black vinyl top. Hurst field, but will move to Man­ p osit 648-0866. $80,900. W olverton A gency 3-zone heat, full attic, 2-car — ------——------^ older than a certain a ^ . aUeging she had “two or three ment. 644-0209 or 647-9409. BOnOS — males. Reasonably priced. ROCKVILLE — Pour rooms, R ealtors, 649-2813. 4-speed, 4-barrel. New snow -5tecks-- Mortgages 27 NURSE’ S AIDE — 3 to 11 p.m . chester about mid-year. Phone 643-6466. MEADOW5 eONVALE5CENT CENTER and bath, first floor, also ______REALTORS garage, enclosed rear yard, $3,900 assumes Reagsn said, -nie present-daymeetings" with Piazza. tires. $1,000 o r best offer. 646- shift, full or part-time. Call' LOOKING fo r anything In real prof^onaUy landscaped, with j^yments Mtwnoblle is cutting only a ^he coed told the newspaper For appointment caU 242- 643-2321 three room a and bath, second RAISED RANCH — New and 0499 after 6 p.m . Building Contracting 14 m o r t g a g e s , loans, fh»t~Mc- 649-4619. SlElBE PU PPY, spayed fem ale, estate rental - apartments, many other «tras. P rl^ ^ ^ tponthly. Five-room traction of what the eariier ones Monday night that they were 2225. ««. floor. Aiq;>llanceB and heat truly weU buUt 2 baths, 2 car ntn -r i ------— 1------j-T .— ' ond. third. AU kinds. Realty excellent with children. An equal opportunity employer homes, multiple dwellings, no lor qdek sale. Charles Lesper- Cape with fireplace. Frechette, did." meetings Z d "not dates.” She 1968 C H E V R ^T to ^ a . 827, CARPENTRY and remc^ellng. gt^uwlde. Credit rating unnec- PILGRIM Mills needs ex­ fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As- supiSled. 648-949? o r 649-2223. garage, fireplace, waU-to-waU, 646-4200 stereo perienced cashiers and sales- An equal opportunity employer. Cocker-cjross, After 4 p.m., equipped kitchen and much ance. 649-7620. R ealtors, 647-9993. In recent tight-mimey tim es, gjj^ y iy consider her 8 - speed Hurst, poel- stereo rec rooms, dormers. Mtehens, Reasonable. Conflden- soidates, Inc. 648-6129. TOLLAND — Five-room iqMurt- m any extras. CaU 649-0861. additions and garages. CaU women, to work evenings. Ap- '______643-7203. ■ more. Wolverton Agency Real­ ------T-— ------— — IZZZIZZIZIZIIZIZIZ “®w cars sales have dre^d, gtatement to be a comptelnt tial, quick arrangements. Al­ ment, stove, heat lights, and MANCHESTE3R Center — ' Six- niddle sales of parts to keep old ajminst Piazza Tom Corbitt, 648-0086. WE HAVE customers waiting tors, 649-2813. vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. ply between 6 p.m. and 6 p.m., MANAGER — Modem package registered Toy Poodles, 8- garage Included. Elderiy cou­ ______$23,900. FIVE-ROOM Ranch. room Colonial. 1% baths, dou- Forms For 5ole 76 ones running have increased, ______^______1967 CHEVROLET Im pola, 2 - _____ 434 Oakland St., Manchester, store, good salary, benefits. for the rental of your apart­ 983 Main St., Hartford, Eve- weeks old, 3 m ales, $86. CaU ple, no children, no pets. CaU MANCHESTER Custom buUt fireplace, waU-to-waU carpet, ble garage. Partial business ------according to retaU sales figures door hardtop. Best otter. CaU r.inoK CHESZYNSKI builder Excellent opportunity. Write ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 643-8068. new hom es custom buUt, re- 238-6879. RETIRED individual for cash­ after 8:80 p.m ., 875-7169. 872-3808 after 6:80 p.m . -Raised . - Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, enclosed porch, plaster walls, zone. ExceUent potential. Of- MANSFIELD, Conn. — Breath- ______state Board of Equitil- _ ___ Fund for RunSia Box “N”, Manchester Hei:ald. tate Associates, Inc. 648-6129. garage, acre trees, bus line. m.bdbUng, oae^, additions, rec MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., ier, must be available after­ two garages, gorgeous private flees, etc. $22,900. Hayes " ’ e l OENmO, Calif. (AP) - 1967 9-PASSENOER Pontiac WIRBHAIRED Fox terrier pup- Hutchins A gency, 049-6324. roomsVx>mi^ garages,g kitchens re- mortgages— interim financing noons and evenings. Apply In MAN WANTED five . evenings •f o u r room s, second fl(x>r, lot. E xecutive area. $89,900 A gency, 646->131. house, (sturdy as the <» Tom CarroU, the state Senate Judge Hugh Keating is looking BonnevUle station wagon, fuUy ies, AKC, innoculated, 9 weeks | modeled, - bath tile, cement — expedient and confidmtial person only, State Theatre, weekly ,as clerk. Apply In per- adults only no pets. Inquire 171 Helen D. Ode, Realtor, 643- $21,900 — TIlREE-BEDRfX^ Gibralter).,. Two baths, oil ©halrman and an auto dealer, for contributors to his fund to powered, air - conditioning, old. 647-9039. work. Steps, dormers. Resl- service. J. D. Real Estate Manchester. son only. H arvest HUl Package Summit St. LEGAL heat, fireplace, 2-car garage, “getting those old (Murs off send a 23-year-old unemployed vinyl h^, luggage rack. CaU ®®®®- Ranch, waU-to-waU. carpet. dential o r com m ercial. CaU Store, Manchester Parkade, FREE to good home — white Lovely view," frees. Hutchins PRINCETON ST. overhead doors, other building r©©d. In my viewpoint, is the farm worker to Russia when he 87241661. Assoc. 648-5129. UGH! What an awful time of FOUR - ROOM Duplex, gaa, MANCHESTER —Exclusive AA 649-4291. between 9 a.m.-6 p.m. See Mr. Tiger altered male, declawed, NOTICE A gency, R ealtors, 649-6324. for horses, garden space. Ab- ^ problem, gets out of Jail, year. It’s time to do some- DeLong. cat. CaU 643-6534. Wanted I^kledge area, huge S -itxa n ______first time offered for sale, sentee owners desire Immedl- gg„^ ^ jhe When Terence Padraic Craig Z !Z S S t-‘S fe i?Z * “Av(tib TOWN OF MANCHESTER clean. NEWTON H. SMITH * S O I^ BusIlieSS O pportunity 28 ^erent - brighten up peto, prt^ired. Avim planning and Zoning custom Ranch. High wooded $27,900 _ SIX-ROOM Raised lovely 3-bedroom Colcmlal, ate sale. Midwinter prices, appeared In Justice CkHirt Tues- 1968 DATBUN wagon, RemodeUng, repairing, addi­ofifil. •• • • vniiT*your IlfAlife OTinand Aomearn rnrmAVmoney, t/vhtoo. lot. a ty utiUties, 2% baths. Ranch. Fireplace, buUt-lns, 2- custom buUt for present Htip Wanted—Mol* or Female 37 i» oo ly $14,000. Vacant, appoint- „ day to r sentencing on two ChU 94941684 after 6. Become an Avon Representa-. Jit tinn nuaithlv Commission wlU hdd a public tions, rec rooms, porches and WEEKLY pubUcation, east ot curlty deposit, $100 monthly. y©arlng on March 1, 1971 at 7:80 ^ble^gar^e, two fireplaces, ©ar garage. Hutchins Agency, owner. Nice comer lot. Must ment only, located in Tolland p ueddeh, rhatmum counts (rf tailing to provide for roofing. No jo b too amaU. CaU Hartford, Over 10 yeare satis­ tive, call 289-4922..., EXPERIENCED 29* p&xi6l6d &iT“€ondition6d itc& ltors 6i9~6824 1966 QADIIZjAC, coupe deVUle ***~^***‘ ______p.m. in the Municipal B u ild in g ______be seen to be appreciated. County. Joseph Hochberg, ^ Assembly Transportation W® famUy, Judge KetOing noted 649-8144. factory service. Other interests fcunily room. Low 40*8. Meyer, ' T. J. Crockett, Realtors, air - condlUonlng, aU power. DRIVERS for station wagons (Exclusive broker,) Phone f^,^»tgg ggid Reagan’s that probation officers had quot- force sale. Priced to seU. Jack 474 MAIN BT. Three rooms^ to hear and consider an appU- R ealtors, 643-0009 406 KEENEY ST. — Beautiful 643-1677. leather Intorlw, beige, $2,0Q0. LAFLAMME — Carpenter and school buses. Manchester MALE and FEMALE COMPOSITOR lifp ty ,. $126. Security. One or cation by Sol Lavltt to change iJ 6499019. (Pelnberg, 2434)301. - location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished,, contractor. Additions, remod­ and Vernon schools. 7:30 to two fuhiUs. 646-2426, 9-6 P-m. the zoning from R ural R eal- RSUKWOOD F arm s — L arge 7- $82,000. CaU 648-0669. eling and repairs. CaU any- BEAUTY Salon fo r sale, In 8:45 a.m., 2:18 to 3:45 p.m. ■______!______------dence and Residence AA to Zime room Ranch. ’Iliree bedrooms, 1962 VCXKSWAOEN, rebuUt WEAVERS — LOOMFiXERS MANCHESTER — Extraoidl- .. _ , _ . . « *“’“*“* — *•------— motor, new front end, gas 'time for free estimate. 875- Manchester. Long established, ExceUent part-time opportuni­ EXCELLENT BENEFITS f o u r - BOOiC apartment, $180, (©f approximately 270 carpeted famUy room and NEW 7-ioom Colonial, ready to nary Cape in one of Manches- W O Bted — R oal BStatC / / California is for dam sure more try ^ within a year and to re- beater, radio, new tires. $696. 1942. centraUy located. Owner retir- ty. We train you. 643-2414, 876- MACHINE OPERATORS no pets, one diUd, security M acres west at Keeney St. as kitchen, two fuU baths, two- decorate. 8. bediooms, 2% 2826, between 10-4 p.m . tor's nicer areas. Large fire- busy Be a. nmnee my American clUzenr 9499721. ------;— ----- ing, wiU sa crifice. 649-2926. portt, references. AvaUable shown on a mtqi entitled “Lavltt car garage, aluminum nddliigr ~ famUy .room, aluminum BZZZZZ in to see our busyDusy »ea. u eo. ©ars ^on the mrood,” ad." he said. ,, CARPENTRY — concrete steps, ______Will Train Qualified People. lilhjridl 1, 0834026. placed Uving room, four bed­ Ic McCarthy, Keeney St. Man- dual fireplace, patio, aU bn aiding, 2-car garage, city utUi- rooms (me unfinished), nice We’re able to show you every Nicholas Petris dls- IfiOB — 1998, New engine, Ooora, hatchways, remodeling GOING TTRE and recap shop, APPLY chester Oct. 1st ioeo^TGriswedd largb wooded lot overlooking H®*- Merritt Agency 646-1180. ‘Do you'want to go to Rus- porches, garages, closets,, ceil­ CLEANING woman yard. Breezeway and attached ehitieb, radiator, batteries. Bx- Partner retiring. Financial as­ wanted. Ckimplete company paid fringe benefits, including Engineering Inc. ings, attics finished, rec sistance available. CaU 649- CaU 649-4619. SIX-ROOM starter home, very " garage. Asking $26,900. CaU O saying: “I think there s an eas- ..weU, there’d be m( eaUent conditian. Going Into Profit Sharing and Pension Plan. P t n iM N T IA L A copy of this appUcation has ter and Hartford MLS gives WeU, tbere'd be more justice rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth­ 2163 for aiq>ointment. cy , 646-1180. ©jgan, |18,boo. CaU to r dstaUs. the Mitten Agency, Realtors, aervice. 947-1890 after 6 p.m . HOUSE PARENT, to supervise lBantlti|0trr Ennthtg fi«alh been filed in the Town Clerk’s ym r w ld T 7 .ie ty ^ homH ‘®r solution-use a clean fuel.*’ ^here than we have in this coun- er related work. No job too APPLY: V N IA M \ T IB U ^ Y b e d r o OM R aised W olverton A gency R ealtors, 648-6980 o r 640-9690. amsU. Dan Moran, BuUder. RESTAURANT — IdeaUy lo ­ and work with a group of 7 to office and may be Inspected ■BEDROOM Raised from which to choose. Also* If . tiy/* Craifl^ reined. Ranch, Urge kitchen with dln- 649-2818. AntOi BVenlnga, 649-8880. cated doing a thriving^'busi­ 10 handicapped children. Resi- t " 13 BISSELL STREET during normal office hours. DTO

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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1971 t*AGE TWENTY-EIGHT lManrliP0tfr lEn^fimg^ ^^ralii N Most ManchesterStores Open Until 9 0*Clt>ck Tonight

ITie North Manchester Al- A Bible study will be conduct- Rocco Francoline of 104 Boissoneault, 843 Main St.; About Town Anon family group will meet to­ ed tonight at 7:80 at Trinity Faulknor Dr. has been named Hospital Phone Fred E. Bond, P. O. Box 736, All this week, here at PhK*u«t, we ^ “ night at 8 at the Second Con­ Covenant Church. The church to the dean’s list for the fall Manchester; Walter M. Brazalo- quarts of COTT GINGER ALE, CLUB SODA and Average Daily Net PreM Run A business meeting- will be gregational Church parisi) choir will also rehearse toiight semester at Quinniplac College, The telephone number for -vlch, 22 Charing Rd., South The Weather conducted at 7:80 tomorrow house. The Thursday group will at 7:30 at the church. Hamden. Manchester Memorial Hospi­ VTndsor. LEMON 'TWIST at 3 quarts 9 S « For ’The Week Ended night ^ e n Friendship Lodge Clear, colder tonight, with meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at tal was changed a few Also, Mrs. Eleanor B. Cllng- January 9, 1971 meets at the Masonic Temple. the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ Miss Nancy Phillips, daughter months ago, but too late to Betty Crocker Walnut Brownie Mix lows in the 20a. Friday fair and Officer dress is business suits. Georoe F. Bradlau, scm of Mr. er, 360 Diane Dr., South Wind­ man St. Both groups meet ot Mr. and' Mrs. Paul Phillips and Mra. George Bradlau of 9 be listed correctly in the new sor; Richard W. Estabrook Jr., TTiere will be a social time after weekly and are open to friends of 302 Main St., has been named phone books. , The hospital oz. pkg., 1 lb. , Pure HONEY 4 S t 16,095 inlld, increasing cloudiness. ^ the meeting. . , Barry Rd., has been named Jto Mathieson Dr., Andover; Gloria- and relatives living with ^ to the dean’s list at the Univer­ the dean’s list for the ' fall numl^r is 646-1222. Jean Franco, 75 beming St., LOW BANANAS * lbs. t B t Manchester— A City oUf^lage Charm drinking problem. sity of Connecticut. The commission on member­ semester at Colgate University, South Windsor; Elayne M. HamUton, N. Y. Gardiner, Glastonbury; Fred­ ship and evangelism of South Pinehurst. . . Sealtest VOL. LXXXX, NO. 118 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 19) PRICE TEN CENTS United Methodist Oiurch will The Nutnn^figger Camera Club The commission ctt mlssibns Manchester erick Golderger, 61 Orchard TWENTY-TWO PAGES meet tonight at 7:30 at Susat^ will meet tdnilgfiit' at 8 ‘at'CHllltop and the commission on eauca- Air F'orce T. Sgt. Robert K. Hill Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Seima House at Veterans Memorial nah Wesley Hall of the church. Uon of South United Methodist Green, son of Matthew R. Green Hospital Notes L. Gorman, 70 Linden St.; Maiy Park, East Hartford. Dr. Ne­ Church will meet tonight dt Tile commission on worship will of 829 Center St., is serving as Jo Heine, 42 Concord Rd.; Mrs. ICE CREAM SALE ville Klrsch, secretary of the 7 :30 at the chui^. visrnN O HOURS meet tonight at 7:46 at the home an aircraft maintenance techni­ Stella Jol^ton, 96 Box Mt. Dr.; Hartford Society of the Archae­ Intermediate Care Semi- Serve Shurfine Froaen Strawberries with your of Mrs. Russell MacKendrick, cian with the 89th Military Air­ Vernon. ology Society of America, -will private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m.- 460 18 Elsie Dr. First Church of Christ, Sci­ lift Wing at Andrews AFB, Md. they’re a good value at 16-oa. pkg.. Sergeant Indicted; show slides on Cambodia. The 8 p.m .; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Also, Marcel R. Jutras, 200 Air Power-Threat entist, -will have its regular mid­ ’The wing recently received the Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Amelia program is open to amateur and week testimony meeting tonight U.S. Air Force Outstanding UMt 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 pmi. on every Vi gaUon parcteae professional photograj^ers. Pediatrics: Parents allowed F. Llss, 117 Branford St.; Mrs. of Sealteat Ice Cream at at 8 at the church, 447'N. Main Awai4 for the third time. Doreen A“. Lundskl, RFD 1, Save St. The meeting is open to the any time except noon-2 p.m.; Flnehurat, 862 Maim Good Weather A midweek Worship Service public. ofliers, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Bolton; John MacDonald, 60 TurnpUte. Shop P inew ni* Repeated by Nixon Senate Continuing Tomorrow morning’s vaca­ Burnham St.; Gloria H. Marols, every day for Strickiaiid Keeps Your and prayer .meeting will be held tion event in the Junior Romn of Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., tonight at 7 :30 at Calvary 4 p.m.-8 p.m. 40 Olcott St.; Janie L. Moore, FftmiB Omde AA fnen . WASHINGTON (AP). •— President Nixon has advised Feet Dry! The Senior Choir of Commu­ Maiy Cheney Library will be a 18 Knox St.; John P. O’Mara, now being told for 49o Church. nity Baptist ■ Church will re­ creative dancing lesson by Mrs. , Intensive Care and Coronary North Vietnam he is ready to retaliate with massive air- dare: Immediate family only, East Hartford; Jonathan Pot­ We use genuine prime hearse tonight at 7:30 at the Alexander Elgner and Mrs. ter, Tolland; Charles H. Rathtm,* power anywhere it is needed in Indochina to protect Graft Investigation Warren Moeler and Seth Mos- church. ansrtime, limited to five minutes. leather; also shoes made Robert Steele of the Junior 35 Starkweather St. American troops. . ------;------longer or wider. . . . ler, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Women’s dub. It will be held Matenilty: Faltiers,' 11 ajn.- ■Repeatl^ a pledge made let-live” relationship might de- Also, Mrs. Alfonsine Seypura, By MARK BROWN " Mosler of 74 Green Manor Rd., Miss Janice H. Guadino, from 10:30 to U :i6 for girls 8- 12:45 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 three weeks ago by Secretary of velop. 71 Lyness Si.; Joseph Slmard, All 1.09 Havon Associated Press Writer SAM YULYES have been named to the dean's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 12 years old, and will Include p.m .; others, 3 pjn.-4 p.m., and State William P. Rogers, the The President spoke confl- 23 OAK STBIDET list at the University of Ccmnec- Gaudlno of 99 Spencer St., has warming up exercises,* and in­ 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. 99 Essex St.; Delbert W. Stone, Sealtest Ice Cream President said: "I am not going dently of the U.S.-supported WASHINGTON (A P)—Sgt. William O. Wooldridge, (A Few Steps from Main) tlcut. Warren is a senior in the been named to the dean’s list terpreting moods, animals, Age L im its: 16 in maternity, Enfield; Harry C. Straw, Box to place any limitatimi upon the drive in southern Laos by South once the Army’s top enlisted man, has been charged with SHOE REPAIRING of School of Liberal Arts, and Seth for the first semester at Regis flowers, and music. It is sug­ 12 In other areas, no limit In Mt. Dr., Vernon; Martin D. No Limit... use of aliTower . . .,” ruling out Vietnamese forces. While resls- criminal conspiracy as the same Senate panel that was THE BETTER KIND! a sophomore in the School of College, Weston, Mass. gested that girls wear slacks self-service. Tofeldt, 70 Mather St.; Orrin omy nuclear weapons. tance on the road to Sepone has told he defrauded servicemen’s clubs on three conti­ Forestry. E. West, 14 Agnes Dr. and sneakers. ~Sove 60c gal. Va goL Nixon s statement at a news been severe, he said, three sup- nents probed graft in the worldwide military PX sys­ Dae to constrnctlon, parking Ckmnectlcut Northeast Chap­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A conferonce Wednesday in his piy trails leading toward South tem. ter of the American Association Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet for emergencies is severely re­ SOc off, too, on all Vi gaUona of 1.16 and 1J6 Oval <>fflce put Hanoi on noUce Vietnam were cut and the oper- son to Mr. and Mrs. George premium flavors. As the Justice Department did layed money, women, liquor for Retired Persons will hold its tonight at 6:30 at Community stricted. The pobUc ta urgently Gegne,* 97 Wells St., a daughter that either of several thrusts atlon has gone according to monthly meeting at South Uni­ could provoke a U.S. bombing plan. in Its charges against Wool­ and a lavish Saigon villa into a Baptist Church. requested not to park near the to Mr. and Mrs. ’Toussaint Cor­ —responser-These- could-be-a -step- dridge, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff’s ted Methodist Church Friday at emergency entrance except to mier, 33 High Tower Dr., South By coupling this report with a military commendation and $40 1:80 p.m. Mrs. Betty Peterson up in infiltration from the Senate investigations subcom­ miUion profit from a slot mli- St. Bernadette’s Mothers Cir­ discharge emergency or udieel- Windsor; a daughter to Mr. and of East Hartford will show Clip the coupons now... Save More! North, a burst of (Jommunlst (See Page Twenty-One) mittee focused its gaze Wednes­ cle will meet tonight at 8:15 at chalr admissions. To pick up dis­ Mrs. James Cerrlgione, East chlne concession and liquor slides taken last year on her troops across the demilitarized day on activities in Vietnam and the home of Mrs. Roger Grang­ charged patients, please park in Hartford; a son to Mr. and sales at clubs and PX’s. trip to Expo 70 in Japan. er, 290 Hackmatack St. Co- ztme. heard ot lavish gifts from a the gtmeral lots first and the Mrs. Ronald Bonanno, Somers promoter to the millliai^men Rlbicoffr'D-Oonn., who presid­ hostesses are Mrs. Edward Whatever the circumstances, nurse will Instruct you where to Rd., Ellington. I PINEHURST VALUAILE COUPON and civilians who stock the de­ ed oyer both Wednesday’s and Tomorrow night’s Manchester Faber and Mrs. Walter Mc­ drive to pick np the patient. the President said, "I would Troops Cut partment storeJlke Army-Air the 1969 h e a ^ , declared Community College music Nally. DISCHARGED YESTER­ With this ooiqioa and porrhaaii 9M6 ev take strong action to deal with Force post exchanges. Crum apparently had been as -workshop appearance of the Patients Today: 272 DAY: WinUirop U. Ford Jr.. 51 more. Ice Cream or CIgaiettaa oel taiArted. the new situation.” successful in finding a fortune rock group ‘"rogethor" has Manchester Grange will meet Nixon repeated no U.S. Wooldridge, live other past or Oakwood Rd.; Dean J. Chasse, Key Routes present Army sergeants, two ci­ in the military club and store been rescheduled for March 18 tonight at 8 at Grange Hall. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 180 New Bolton Rd.; Alan Bar- SEALTEST MILK ground tixwpa will be used in system as "a fox finding an un­ because cf the concert by Members. are reminded to Mrs. Louise Babeau, 472 Reser­ Laos; no advisors will accompa­ vilians and a firm owned by comb, East Hartford; Mrs. ’ gaUcos, paper o r phMOe Wooldridge and four of the oth­ protected chlckencoop." Miguel Rubio, Spanish classical bring articles for patients at voir Rd., Vernon; Harry J. Bea, Florence Copeland. 265 W. Cen­ 110 ny the South Vietnamese forces; Of Viet Cong ers were Indicted by a federal The subcommittee’s chief in­ guitarist. convalescent homes. 'Hawley, Pa.; Mrs. Marie D. ter St.; David A. White, Wind­ OFF Good thru Feb. It, 1971 no ground troops or advisors will be used in Cambodia, "and grand Jury in Loo Angeles on vestigator, LaVem Duffy, intro- sor Locks; Andrew N. New­ SAIGON (AP) — South Viet­ we have no Intention, of course, charges they conspired between duced a 45-page statement c«x- man, 94 Valley St.; Melissa A. namese forces cut three major of using group forces in North 1966 and 1969 to defraud non- talnlng letters writter by Crum, Bailey, Willlmantic. North Vietnamese supply routes Vietnam." commissioned officers’ clubs in twice baimed from dealing with Also, Mrs. Donna E. Moran, through southern Laos and Although Indochina dominat- Vietnam. the military during the Kwean Intermatic Famous 42 Ardmore Rd.; Mrs. Sharon r PINEHURST VALUAILE COUPON n Testimony in the subcommit- War, that boasted of seeing the GRT 8 Track ed the 40.mlnute news confer- K. Maxfleld, RFD 3, Kelly Rd., ence, Nixon made these other Cambodia kill tee’s 1969 investlgaUcm of beer of one of his cUents in tho - Wia this ooupon and pornhaia eM M T ing lie of the enemy, military Time-All Timer Stereo Tape Vernon; James Long, Stafford . . more. Ice Cream or CIgaiaMea ao6 faMladf points; Wooldridsre, sergeant major of house of Brig. Gen. Charles R . Springs; Mrs. Roy Koehler and '-^Siould construcUon industry spokesmen ann^nced today HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson briefs reporters Dr. Roger 0. Egeberg, assistant HEW secretary the Army from 1906 to 1968 but "Monk” Meyer and of "getting | v aojr S-Ib. poNhaaa ot 395 son. Pinnacle Rd., EUlngton; leaders fall to agree on a volun­ Heavy American air strikes on Nixon's health proposals. In the background is and the nation's top health officer. (AP Photo) stripped of a high medal and along like peas in a pod” with C a ld o r Our Reg. 8.88 Mrs. Anthony Soule and son, along the South Vietnamese- tary wage and price freeze, the command responsibiliUes dur- two civilian officials of the PX Enfield; Mrs. James Meany GROUND MEATS federal government will use its ChmbOdian border, about mid­ ing the probe, painted a picture system in Southeast Asia, and daughter, Ekist Hartford; Good thru Wb. IS, isn j j power to bring about "more way between the two ground of widespread i>ayoffs, kick- C!rum, was a sales representa- 70 Mrs. Lee Schwegler. and son. reasonable setUementa" than hit at North Vietiumese backa and stealing among the tive for Jim Bean Distillery 0>. East Hartford; Mrs. Chester J. the cuatomary 16 per cent wage buildups threatening South Vlet- President Proposes K ey Reform sergeants who ran the NCO Carling Brewery. He once '2.99 Fusick and daughter, .606 Tal- increaae and to stabilize prices. ® central hl^lands, and clubs. Wooldridge currently is an exclusive contract for cottvlUe Rd., Vernon. Mamas & Panac —Federal law does not allow aeth er 56 enemy were reported sergeant major at the White jj o o slot machines in military I Turns lights, r ' PINEHURST VALUAILE COUPON the government to force zoning killed. Sands missile range in New clubs in Vietnam and was given ’ Squibb Adult O O t ^ appliances on McKuen, Bill changes as a means of combat- strikes could presage a Mexico. an award fm* boosting monUe of Cosby, Mason Wil­ With thia ooupoo aad parehaaa ad |M6 ev ting housing segregaUon. new South Vietnamese push into In Nation’s Medical Care Setup Wednesday’s testimony cen- servicemen by Meyer Ifi 1966, Toothbrush m ^ anu off around th e clock. lia m s -a n d more! Skating - Coasting , more. loe Cream or dgarettea aa6 laaladod. —He is not surprised his reve- northeast Cambodia. About tered around 62-year-old Wll- months after Crum provided the Hard or medium texture. ■•C Iv any pnrnhaae S loaaaa et nue-shaiing proposal has en- 2,600 South Vietnamese troops By O. C. THELEN JR. In a 17-page message to Con- ther g;rowtb which will fill the nationalization plans that range Uam J. Crum, an American 69c size. ch arge HI Fantastic Caldor Valn^ j countered rough sledding in are massed 12 miles from the Associated Press Writer) gress, Nixon offered a compre- gaps we have identified." upwards from $60 billion a year. businessman who allegedly par- (See Page Blgiit) WONDER BREAD Congress and among labor and border. WASHINGTON (AP) hensive alternative to Demo- Olie President’ offered this re- Hie President placed heavy I business organJtoatlons. “ E>own A spokesman for the South tor national ply to influential congressional stress on requiring that all In- President Nixon proposed proposals wrrOFF Good ttni Mh. 11^ Mtl, | in the valleys, where the people Vietnamese command also an* health insurance by emphaslz- Democrats who believe heEdth surance programs, federal and W indshild Washer live, you will find there that the nounced that 16,000 Saigon today a six-point, low-budg- federally stimulated re- care should l>e nationalized: private, allow recipients'to en pe<^le in Uie front lines, the troops are now operating in otcd p&ck&g6 of hcalth-carc forms of the current medical “ I believe that our govern- roU in . so-called, health malnte- My Lai Trial A ll----- Anti-Freeze There is skating at Center Springs Pond tonight, 6 to 9. leaders in the ftont lines, the Laos, an increase of 76,000, and proposals to insure ade- care program. ment and our people, faualness nance organlzaUons. Metal governors, the mayors, the .1,600 fresh troops have been medical C&re for fdl His InltiaUves ranged from and labor, the insurance Indus- Such medical groups offer en- 7 7 e No coasting in the park, no county officials, an overwhelm- committed to the Cambodian families through legislation to require all try' and the health prQfessi(m itdlee comprehensive care sikating at Charter Oak, and no Psychiatrist Says Galley Slide 99e • • Gal. ing majority of them are for campaign. ,,aot avnonainn nrivn f a businesses to furnish employes can work together in a national ranging from p r e v e n t io n skiing at Northview, the recre­ D6fe revenue sharing.” 'The batUe fronts shaped up » . v a si expaiisiuii ox piivaxo comprehensive private Insur- partnership to achieve our through hoepltaiizatlon tor a Keeps washer work­ ation department reports. —He rejected a suggesUon he this way: insurance UUd_ and rw rg a m z a - j^^ce to new federal backing for health objectives. I do not be-, fixed annual premium. Couldn’t Evaluate Actions File Box ing to 20 . below For outdoor winter sports in­ use his influence to overcome —16,000 South Vietnamese op- tion of the medical care sys- pre-pald group practice ar- lleve that the achievement of "Under tradiUonal systemq, Our Reg. 2.27 zero. formation, call 648-4700. Sliced pineapple apparent leraell obJecUons to era ting in Laos cut east-west tem. rangements. Uiese obJecUves requires the na- doctors and hospitals are paldT^ FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) — A A. Yes. An Intent. IN unsweetened p in e a p p l e ju ic e mediator Gunnar V. Jarring’s Route 9 between the border and in addition, Nixon wants most tlonalizaUon of our health insur- jn effect, on a piecework basis,’’ defense psychiatrist said today Q. You said he didn’t fully sp­ 12 Ft. Battery latest peace proposal for the the transshipment point of Se- . of the present federal-state med- “ c® industry." Nixon said, ’"rhe more Illnesses u . ^ ijla m CaUey knew he was predate the consequences? Holds up to 150 Booster Cable Set^ Middle Bast. He said Israel and pone, and Routes 92 and 921 icaid program tor poor persons Nationalization, Nixon said, they treat—and the more serv- condeituUng My Lai civilians to A. Yes. glass mounted . or the United Arab Republic- have going south from off Route 9. replaced with a new program of would mean "that federal per- they render—the more their death, but was unable to give q . old he appreciate the Our R A N G E AN D 300 cardboard Reg. been "more forthcoming than —2,500 Saigon troops are in Bulletin federally financed private sonnel would inevitably be ap- income rises. any thought to the conse- consequences of the deaths? we expected" and a "live-and- South Vietnam’s central high­ mounted slides. 2;79 FUEL OIL C8UBHEO or health insurance; elimination of proving the budgets of local hos- fixed-price contract for quences. A. I di" t^® o the o ^ r o . he said kill, he knew they were opinions, of expert witnesses, but SVi to 4-U>. 42e lb. advlsIrTwere Involved. I*® two fliers aboard the F4 going to die.” gjjjg their'expertise." Interior Undersecretary Quits; Prosecutor Aubrey Daniel HI Crane said that in his opinion Xuan Thuy, headiof the North ^ «T^r^^toameT\ Chicken Legs lb. 59c Vietnamese delegaUon, told Souto Vietnamese sitekesmen asked “ He could form the Intent to klU?’’ (See Page Ten) Chicken newsmen before the 108rd ses- the forwardmpst Plumbing Accessories Sion that Nixon’s statements at (See P age lliree) Breasts lb. 69c Ills news conference Wednesday Rumor of ‘Dismissal’ Spreads Cut or SpHt 35c fc. "prove he will not negotiate se­ riously but is hoping for a mili­ By KEN W. CLAWSON Commenting on allegations that Hechler also complained that DELUXE CHOPPKD tary victory . . . He is preparing he had been too.cosy with indus­ Russell recommended Edwaird In Connecticut Caldor SntUliN PATTIES Ib. $1.66 CHUCK OBOUMD lb . I The Washington Post new mlUta^ adventures against For State: try, Russell said this was con­ Failor, a GOP' fund-raiser and Value! CHUCK PATTTBS lb. 880 Home Style North Vietnam which would WASHINGTON — Undersecre­ jecture fostered mainly by news­ lobbyist from Iowa, to head the Each ROUND CHUHJND lb . $1.66 SAUSAGE MEAT lb. «e constitute a threat to the Peo­ tary of Interior Fred J - Rus­ paper stories. enforcement ot the safety law. Fluoridated PubKc Water ple's Republic of China." Work Week sell submitted his resignation Interior sources said that But Interior sources ssdd that TENDER MORRELL’S SEUCOIED U.S. Ambassador David K. B. . to President Nixon Wednesday, Morton called for the resigna­ Russell had gone farther than Aerator • Washer Kit • Drain Out • 5 Year Wash­ Bruce told the meeting that w -i • WW*m. but Interior sources said the tion of Russell, who had served even Hechler charged. They say Triggers Citizens’ Protest "the United States has consist- KjCt6ltSlOFl Ml It California multimillionaire was er Faucet Fixer • Tub Seal • Tank Ball • Plunger • BEEF LIVER as acting Interior secretary be­ he required field inspectors to HARTFORD (AP) — A persls- Fand said he believed that Bath Spray tr entiy sought to end the conflict fired by Secretary .Rogers C. tween the Hickel firing and Mor­ check with Washington before Joseph/ LeVay in Indochina through negotia­ B. Morton. tent g;roup of citizens from var- mottling means "they haven’t . ton’s confirmation earlier this they closed down an errant coal lous parts the state continued looked hard enough" because tion.” Russell’s discharge was the Rath’s Sliced BACON lb. 7 f ^ By Employes year. mine; that he suspended the on Wednesday to try for repeal, federal figures show there Bruce noted "a greater will­ seventh high-level change at In­ Morten could not actually fire schedule of fines for safety in­ or at least a referendum, press spokesmen did not deny lengthening of the 36-hour work ognized that the ‘ new Interior that intensified during the pe­ been fitting Children’s TUNA dVi-oa. 2 9 6 cause he was a presidential ap­ necticut became the first state Ify in favor of continued fiuort- Secretary should have an oppor­ riod he served as acting Interior that North Vietnamese troops week. pointee. to require fluoridation of terge datitm of water was Dr. Paul D. Shoes for over 30 years rr are present in Laos. Everyone They also sounded support for tunity to name his own No. 2 / secretary. Interior sources said that Rus- water supplies. They ranged Roshan, former chief pathologist knows they are in Cambodia bills to insure free parking at man. ■ On the Coal Mine Seifety act Juat antved . . V the New Mmanv.w ] sell was as “ popular as a case from the claim that sodium and medical director New is now the Manager of 0 Mon^aBoUng and south Vietnam as well. state institutions, like Central It was learned Wednesday of DExJOBGESNT, contains no pho^hntea. of 1969, particularly, 'sources of taiyes around the depart­ fluoride is harmful to the body, Britain General Hoqdtal. j .4A«a. bos ste "Your apparently greater Connecticut State College, where night that Russell, a major Re­ said, Russell intervened to the ment.’ ’ Another source describ­ especially for elderiy persons, to Roshan said he had reviewed the CASUAL VILLAGE Wo also have Arm A Hammer’s new willingness to face up to the fact a paid-parking plan is being publican Party contributor, will ' point that he was drawing fire ed him as a "wild man who the argument that 'mandatory re^rds of 3,800 autopetes he Detergent in 2 alaea,, is noted I see no reasem why we held in abeyance, and measures be offered another high' adminis­ STRIDE RITE® ■ from Congress. On Feb. 12, for doesn’t know anything about fluorldatitei is unconstitutional, performed before and after cannot now begin immediately to improve working conditions tration post when he leaves the example. Rep. Ken Hechler government or polltios.’’ Dr. Robert Fand, a _derm ^- New Britain became, in 1860, SHOE DEPARTMENT! to negotiate an agreed timetable for state employes, interior Department. (D.-W. Va.) sent a telegram tc ogist from Bethel, said, "there first Connecticut city to for the complete' withdrawal Michael Botelho, a New Eng- “He’s a man who read the Russell, agreed with the President Nixon urging Rus­ is no dispute among scientists nuorldate its water . He.welcomes all his and return home of all these land representative of a state 1962 Republican Party platform White House version of bow his sell’s dismissal for P ek in g the that fluoride la c^whle of a met- ..i n^ver been able to ds- troops—both yours and ours—so employes organization, said dur- and believed it,” a source said. friends and patrons resignation occurred. "It doesn’t cioal Mine Safety Advisory Com­ - “ He thinks that business should aboUc poisonous effect on tooth termlne that there were any de- that the people ot Laos, Cambo- ing a public hearing that it reprosent any problem between mittee with Rtepubllcan Party Piiwhurst GFOceti,lnc. dla and South Vietnam can de- would be "a gross, crass Injus- run government." cella and bone cells. The dispute leterious eftecto on the brain or to visit him here... Secretary Morton and me. I like officials with no expertise in the centers therefore on bow much, ^ (See Page Eight) I him, and I think he likes me.” field. over what period of tim e." (8ss Fags Twsaljr Oos)