,' v\ ;v''■ ' T ■ C--V1' ' ' Y': \y .\\\ ‘‘ W \ A ■\^\ V; '. • • . V ■\ : A A ; v 'v. X V; ^ ' ■ ■', ,;...... ; ^ '■ ■ . \ X’ TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1970 ^veraife Dally Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY The Weather ^anrl?wt«r EoTOtag l^iproli For The Week Ended Deoember 20, 1B69 Partly cloudy, very cold to \ night. IxywB from zero down to The Past Matrons of Temple Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan will give tating ground sign larger than ZBA Grants permitted iind closer to the W om en Get 15,880 15 below. Tomorrow sunny, cold About Town Chapter, OE8, will hold Its an- an illustrated talk on his ex- with highs 10 to 16 degrees. nual meeting and election of periences aboard the SS HOPE, street line than permitted. Manr.hvnU^r— A City of Villaffe Charm Wnbur M. Ctaaklwilck of 0 Un- officers tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tonight at 7 :30 at the Masonic Allied Business Systems, Inc. Reports at odln dt. has been electod presl' the home of Mrs. Robert Bant- Temrle. The event, sponsored State’s Bid of 320 Tolland Tpke., Business Zone n. was granted a variance d«nt ot the Washington Social ly of 4 Oarth Rd.' by Manchester ’Lodge of Ma # VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 94 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.," W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 (Closelfled Advertising oil Pitge 88) PRICE TEN CENTS Chib. He Buoceede Robert A. sons, is open to all Masons, For Parcel for temporary open storage of Annual Tea Haugh, wim was elected secre their families and friends. architectural precast panels for tary. Oordan McGowan was re Washington. School PTA will a period of six months. By AI.ICE EVANS have a drug panel discussion to The State Department of flected treasurer, and Stanley Koffee Knaftersj will meet to And the Klwiuris Club of Man t night at 8 p.m. in the school Transportation, Bureau of High Almost 100 members of the N. Baldwin and Douses Prior morrow at 9:30 a.m. at the Com chester was gnmted a variance are oommittei^en. cafeteria'. munity Y. Members will con ways, won its request last night to add a Klwanls sign to an Womcn'.s Auxiliary of the Man tinue their work on clear cast to take about BOO square feet existing sign structure at the chester Mpmorial Ho.spltal yes Major Eand-Air Education Bill At fThe Commission of Missions The Nutmegger Camera Club projects under the direction of from residential property on Manchester Country Club. terday attended the auxiliary’s will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. of South United Methodist Ronald Wintlier. Mrs. Center St. as part of its street Other zoning board members annual mid-winter ten and quar at Hilltop House Veterans Me Qhurch will meet tomorrow at winther and Mrs. Stuart Jones wideninir clans at thy meeUng were Wilbur morial Park, East Hartford. 7:30 p.m. at the church. ^vlll serve, as hostesses. A baby widening plans. Bennett, Charles McKeiusle and terly business meeting. The tea, Battle in Jordan Compromise Stage The program will be "Jotjrney ------sitter is available. This is one of six requests ^t^rtin J. Foley. Also attending really two teas, was held in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Into History," by the Rev. Sum The Young Women’s Bible .----- *»y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The bus was on its way to granted by the Zoning Board of were Town Planner J. Eric Seymour Kaplan of 126 Adelaide WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House, facing ner Johnson, who recently tour Study Group of Trinity Coven- The Grade 9 Conceptors of Appeals last night to people Potter. Ronald Blake, assistant An Israeli, armored force pick up Arab laborers to work stiff Kepulilican resistance to President Nfxon’s threat . . Rd., and in the evening at the crossed into Jordan south of the ed Greece, Turkey and Israel. ant Church wrill meet tomorrow North United Methodist Church seeking variances in zoning town planner, and Thomas Mon- Bernard Apter, In Israel. Arab guerrilla organi ened veto of an education money bill, is beginning to He Is part-time ' parish visitor at 9:30 a.m. at the church. The will meet tonight at 7 at the regulations. ahan, building inspector. Dead, Sea Tuesday night and re zations strongly oppose Arabs 66 Highwood Dr. mained for nearly 20 hours, talk compromise. for the Imimanual Congrega Rev. Normain E. Swensen, pas- church. working for Israeli concerns. Assurances have been given The' property in question be- ^Mrs. David Warren, auxiliary striking at Arab guerrilla buses, will not deter efforts to increase tional Church in Hartford. The tor, will teach. ----- CHABUC8 S. BVRB EDWABD H. OLBHMBT president, weicomed the guests In Lebanon, an explosion shat lo key GOP members that if ___ There will be a service of blongs to Mrs. Irene M. Wilkes the Israeli military command funding is vocational education, meeting Is open to amateur and and president at the business tered windows at Beirut's Mak- Congress upholds a Nixon veto Trinity Covenant Church Holy Communion tomorrow at of 330-332 Center St. To widen reported today. and here the administration Is professional photographers. W oods Gets .session. Mrs. Paul Norman read used Hospital Tuesday night. of the appropriation because it the street at that point, the state Jordan said there was a ma apparently willing to compro Choir will rehearse tomorrow 1® ^t. Mary’s Episcopal the secretary's report, and Mrs. The hospital belongs to the Mos Church. wants to cut ten feet into the goes $1.2 billion over his budget, mise. The Twins Mothers Club of st 7:30 p.m. Alfred KargI, treasurer, report jor land and air battle. lem community. The bomb, be- property, leaving Mrs. Wilkes Three Years The Israelis said their force he will accept a lesser increase Rep. Albert H. Qule, R-Minn., Greater Hartford will meet to Manchester Community Play with 48 rather than B8 feet of ed a balance of over $3,129 In In a new bill. Trinity Coventry Church Bi tile organization’s treasury. killed five guerrillas and suf (See Page Eight) a chief architect of the vocation morrow at 8:16 p.m. In the ers will have open casting for frontage. The case for (.ompromlse was ble study will meet tomorrow Mrs. George Bendtsen, di fered no casualties or damage. al education legislation, who Mitchell Room of the South its production of "Don’t Drink To do so, the state will reduce For Forgery strengthened Tuesday when the at 7:30 p.m. rector of volunteers, told of the A1 Fatah, the guerrilla organi was undecided last week about Congregational Church, comer the Water" tonight at 8 at the the area of the lot and its front- Senate voted, 74-17, in favor of . , , i . A Manchester man. taken growth of the volunteer services zation, claimed Its men killed his vote on sustaining a veto, of Main and Buckingham Sts., Print-Mart BuUding, E. Middle age below zoning requirements. rp|,,_ the $19.7 billion appropriations Dennis Boyd, son of Mr. and two of the raiders and destroyed said Tuesday he will support the Hartford. After the business Tpke. John A. Cagianello, secretary |rom his prb^n «> ' .Z" Z Z rl voLler^ two Israeli tanks. bill for toe departments of La Mrs. John Boyd of 41 Barry €% Iraq Stifles veto because of "assurances" meeting, a program will be It was the longest Israeli bor and Health, Education and Rd., was named to the dean's given to him that more money presented on easy sewing ideas. A prayer service will be con Wilkes had been contacted and in Hartford, was sentenced to gg^|j.g ,,gg risen by over 3,000. penetration of Jordan since the Welfare. The bill covers toe cur 2 2 list at Castleton (Vt.) State Col ducted tomorrow at' 7:30 p.m. decided not to voice an objec- three additional years for forg- Tlie construction of the new 1967 Arab-Iaraell war. Coup, Blames rent fiscal year that started last (See Page Eight) The Commission on Member lege. He is a senior majoring at Calvary Church. Saudi Arabian forces sta in English. ing a U.S. Treasury Department addition to tlie liospltal is right July 1. ship and Evangelism of South A representative from the on schedule and is about 30 per tioned In toe area joined Arab check. The Senate set a vote today United Methodist Church will First Church of Christ, Sclen- state said some nine other prop cent completed, according to guerrillas and Jordanian Army U.S.^England to resolve a laat-mlnute dispute meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at U. S. Army Pfc. Jon F. Dro- have its regular mld- erties in this area might also Harold W. (Buddy) Woods of Mrs. John Knowlton. When the units in battling the Israelis, an over the issue of earmarking the church. biak, 21, Son of Mr, and Mrs. ^gek testimony meeting tomor- be affected in the future "par Manchester will serve three g^j^jinon is completed hopefully A1 Fatah communique Issued in BEIRUT, Lebanon (APJ — toe nearly $2 billion in the bill Court Delays John J. Drobiak, 78 Foxcroft g pm . at the church. ticularly along Broad St." He y®""® tliree-to in January 1971, it will add 39 Damascus said. Radio Baghdad reported today for the Office of Economic Op Dr., was assigned Dec. 16 to .pjje meeting is open to the pufb- said they were all under review seven-year state sentence he is beds, 17 of which will be A Jordanian spokesman said that the Iraqi government portunity. the 1st Infantry Division in Viet- iig, ^ now serving runs out L-J at this time by the state. for tits,» Iseriously ill and coron- toe Israelis threw in planes, smashed what it called a West- Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wls., nam as an infantryman. ___ Look at State Asked what the state Vould do U.S. Judge T. Emmet Clorle ^ry pnWents. In the surgery de- tanks and artillery. Reports to ern-backed attempt to over- blocked final congressional ac Jehovah’s Witnesses will have If the variance on Mrs. Wilkes's handed down the sentence to partnient, seven new operating Amman, 100 miles northeast of throw the regime and that five tion Tuesday when he demand Combined Catholic Mothers group discussions of a Bible aid ROBERT M. STONE LYNWOOD K. ELMORE property were denied, the repre Wood.s yesterday afternoon. rooms will replace the present the battle area said the Israeli plotters were executed by firing ed toe Senate insist on its in Welfare Role Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 18 sentative said they would prob In mid-December, a Superior five. force included about 40 tanks squad. structions for spending the OEO p.m. at St. Bartholomew’s chambers St., 726 N. Main St., ably buy it. Court judge sentenced Woods to The hospital's new X-ray de- and half-tracks backed by The broadcast said the coup money. The House had left to WASHINGTON (AP) — A three to seven years on several p.artment will include a vault the OEO the allocation of its 281 Woodbridge St., 144 Griffin The only no vote on a request heavy artillery. was attempted Tuesday night. federal hearing concerning Con Savings Bank Names ~ . charges connected with breaks for deep therapy which was con funds and the dispute was never ^ Rd. in South Windsor, and last night came from Chairman , ^ Israel said the amored raiding A special court was set up to- necticut’s welfare program was and check forgrings in the Man tributed by the auxiliary last resolved in conference. After the Combined CathfHlc French Rd., Bolton. Charles G. Plnie against Pil force entered Jordan to attack ‘ o toy the five men accused delayed again today by a court Mothers Circles meeting at St. ___ chester area. year. The new central supply A Senate vote to stand by its grim Development Oorp. of 434 guerrilla bases. being plotters. challenge, after the hearing department will be six times the provisions would send the item Bartholomew’s Church tomor- The committee of Cub Scout New Corporators Oakland St, Yesterday's sentence came An Israeli spokesman reporf- Th®y were sentenced and exe- was disrupted by members of size of the present one, and back to the House. A vote to ac f your family enjoys row, St. James’ Mothers Cir- pack 261 will meet tomorrow The company, in a Business as the result of a $1,005.88 ed five guerrillas had been ®bted in the space of 2V6 hours, there will be a new data pro cept the House language would the National Welfare Rights Or cle will meet at the home of at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. The Board of Directors of The Savings Bank of Man Zone II, requested a variance to ‘^^^ok that Woods forged and bacon and lif you want cessing department with a room killed and a number of Arab ve- radio said, make the entire bill ready for ganization (NWRO) on Tues Mrs. Edward Ristau of .26 and; Mrs. Earl Cormier, 41 Fair- chester, at its Annual Meeting last night, elected erect a 24 ft. free-.standing, summer. The check for record storage. hides damaged in the “ combing were two retired seh- the White House. day, Grade A A fresh eggrs— Hawthorne St. Co-hostessea will view St. Plans for Scout Week Charles S. Burr, Edward H. Glenney and Robert M. -lighted o ----- o ground------...... sign 10 feet...... from ® New Britain worn- nenovauonsRenovations tolo theuic pipresent caciii, fa- operatlon’’ ior officers, two lieutenants on 'The hearing was rescheduled ~ ...» A o... Q1 -4f\DO TR/.'VArln n*.4iV Despite the clear warning of a be Mrs. Thomas Derby and jn February will be discussed. Stone as corporators. Lynwood K, Elmore was elected the street line.,‘Zoning regula- f : " ^ cilitles, whicli will be replaced No Israeli casualties were re- ®®‘to® duty and a retired non for the afternoon pending the Mrs. Edward Wilson. A veto and vigorous administra we will see you at Pine- Mrs. Edward Wilson. A ----- director------emeritus.------Uons stipulate 'that such a sign y ‘ he the plan- commissioned officer. results of a U.S. Circuit Court ,eet forging charge and ‘o ‘ hree Additional facilities ported. tion efforts to build support for Chinese auction will be held. The annual business meeting “ Burr U head of C R. Burr & ber of the ExecuUve Boai^ of ‘ his zone must be 30 The radio said they were only Bruce Cline, 20, of Cleveland Heights, protests air mask. He was part of a group which donned masks of appeals challenge by the lurst Wednesday. from the street. °‘h®'’ charges of break imd e emergency are needed and A Jordanian spokesman said it, 21 Republicans voted for the of Community Baptist. Church Nurseries, A graduate of Temple Beth Sholom, and has the Israelis invaded at 7 p.m. the first batch of plotters to re nollntion by appearing at an Ohio Air Pollution to dramatize their demands that the state tighten NWRO. The organization Is seek Voiding his dissent, Pirie ‘ "'y larceny, but he changed mean an additional $1,- ceive “ their just deserts for bill and only 17 against. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary ,viU be held tomorrow at 7:30 Yale University, he is a past served on the United Jewish Tuesday after an air raid in Control Board hearing Tuesday wearing a gas its proposed air quality standards. (AP Photofax) ing full participation in the Flotilla 17-9 will take applica- p gt the church. A potluck president of the New England Appetil. He was elected to two said, “ It seems fooUsh to me h*s P'ea to guilty m the forgery 200,000 to the cost of $5,100,000 plotting against toe Iraqi peo vote was 13 more than toe two- which one Jordanian civilian hearings, including the right to M IS S IO W A lions for an eight-lesson course jje served at 6:30 p.m. Nurserymen’s Association and terms as a director of the Town to park this on a street that is ‘he three break for toe new addition. So far $3,- ple.” It hinted more sentences thirds required to override a was Idlled and three others cross-examine witnesses. in seamanship and smaU boat jj^g jpgj completed a term of of- of Manchester. He is a mem undoubtedly going to be widen- charges were nolled. 100,000 has been raised which were expected. veto. wounded. The federal official conduct handling tomorrow at 7 j).m. at (The West Side Reunion Com- fice as president of the Eastern ber of the Manchester Chiambered.” The variance passed by a In sentencing Woods, Judge includes $400,000 of federal aid. The five plotters were Ident'- A compromise Is also being BACON vote of 4 to 1. Clarie called Woods’ activities ing the hearing denied full par Iona Hall. For more informa- piittee will meet tomorrow at 7 Regional Nurserymen’s Asso- of Commerce and has served During this year, toe additionol The Initial Israeli announce fied as retired Brig. Mohammed considered by supporters of the ______In other action the Center "a wholesale check stealing op- Nixon Seen Tackling Pollution ticipation to representatives of tion call .John Fischer of 2B. p gt t^e home of Walter elation. He is a member of the on the board of the East Hart- two million must be raised. ment did not disclose the size of el Janebi, retired Col. Saleh extra funds in c ^ e they fall to Flower Rd. ^t v ) Holland 176 'llieh fit to Board of Trustees of the Man- ford ChBmber of Commerce. He Street Corporation of 14 Bond eration, ’ and he said Wo<^s Special auxiliary events, the raiding force. override Nixon’s veto. the group Tuesday, setting off a u y i Hoiiana, iro nign esi., to _ , ------,------granted a variance to "has been preying on .society for Mahdi el Samarral, 1st Lt. Ra- disruption by about 80 mem ----- discuss the party on Jan. 30 at Chester Memorial Hospital, a is an incorporator of the Mon- which were announced. Include TOe military command In Tel ,ei, pg^gj, Lt. Nashat Askar and At a Tuesday strategy session reduce the area of a noncon- some considerable time. bers of the NWRO, most of The Gibbons Assemibly, Cath- Fiano’s Restaurant Bolton P®®‘ president of the Manches- cheater Memorial Htospltal and the Award Tea on Feb. 10* and Aviv said the operation was Rikan, a retired enlisted they decided they would come forming lot in Residence Zone "He appears to be on the road toe Las Vegas Night on April 4. them from Connecticut. olic Ladies of Columbus, will Ticket returns should be made ‘ e*' YMCA, a former director of a n(i;^ber of Ellington Ridge launched “ following repeated With ^Smalt Budget’ Approach right back with a bill trimmed meet tonight at 8 n.m. at the the Connecticut Chamber of Country Club. Stone makes Ws A by 1,000 square feet. of criminal activity,” Judge Mrs. Aaron Cook was In attacks from Jortonian territo- On Tuesday toe appeals court J J meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the gt this meeting. about $400 miUlo,n and try Abraham Elkin of 242 Broad Clarie said, ’’and if it continues, charge of all arragements for said it did not have jurisdic KofC Home. The program will _ Commerce and the Manchester home, Y V lth his wife and two ry on the Dead Sea potash Socialist regime of 1972 to cut down on air pollu- St., Business Zone III, was it means that he will spend the the tea. Mrs. John Knowlton, WASHINGTON (AP) —- Presl- Officials said Nixon’s "small tion of $1.26 billion In the next again. WEDNESDAY ONLY be a demonstration of liquid ^ „ Chamber of Commerce, and children, at 60 Buitternut Rd. tion over a court challenge of granted a variance to erect a rest of his life in a cage, away Mrs. Donald Forstrom and Mrs. works at Sodom and on clvUian president Ahmed Hassan el "•ent Nixon is expected to pro- budget” approach Is expected to fiscal year to help build' waste tion. The certainty that even if a „ tKo P®^®‘ president of the Klwanls The new director emeritus, semernents in toe region." in the interests of impe- Representatives of the major the hearing, but the challenge embroidery. cle will meet tomorrow at the Club. Burr and his wife live at Lynwood K. Elmore, former ‘ ree - standing, illuminated, ro- from society.” Martin Duke poured. nose a “ small budeet” approach ‘° ®‘°P P°‘to- treatment facilities. The six rep- veto is sustained toe issue of ----- home of Mrs. Robert Dell, 84 The potash works were ng.ign^ g„d Zionism, domestic carriers said their was later brought before the 102 Adelaide Rd. state banking com m issioner,______1. .I t solve the problems of resentatives said a 1966 antlpol- spending for education will not Center Congregational Church Helaine Rd., after the meeting shelled Monday nigiht. Israelis Baghdad radio claimed the of user taxes, research and tax go„(j ^ggfg disposal. Some new jufion program deserves full companies would fit a rede U.S. District court—which re Customers tell us we Edward H. Glenney heads the came to Savings Bank of Man- be settled was underscored dur ferred the case to the appeals Senior Choir will hold a social of the Combined Oaitholic Moth- said the shelling attacks came united States, Britain and Wert 'ncentlves to combat pollution federal funds may be asked to funding and: "To do otherwise signed combuster—or burner lave Manchester’s low W. G. Glenney Company. He Chester as executive vice presl- ing debate Tuesday in both the court again, fulflUlng required tomorrow at 9 p.m. in the Rab ers Circles at 8 p.m. at St. from the village of Safi, a target Germany were behind the at- —a program already drawing battle water pollution. jg to.Invite catastrophe." can—to 3,000 of their commer- House and Senate. est price on the best has served as a director of the dent in 1966. He was elected as legal steps. bins Room of the church. Bartholomew’s Church. Mrs. of Tuesday night’s raid. It is 2V4 tempted coup. The plot was fire from Democrats and Re- They said more research is „ , . . . clal jet engines which reported- eggs. Dafly deliveries of Manchester Child Clinic, as a the bank’s president in 1967, a The congressmen who banded ,y Speaker John W. McCormack The appeals court met to con- Charles Avery is co-hostess. miles inside Jordan. linked with what it said were re- per cent of all A Stricldand Farms past president of the Manches- position which he held until his publicans who demands - r e needed together to urge the smoke pollution from the alrlln- sider the case at 11 a.m. to The Adult Discussion Class of ITils same area of Jordan was cent maneuvers by the Ameri- know what pollution control gre Reps. John T). Dlngell, D- Cub Scout Pack 387 will meet ter Chamber of Commerce, and retirement April 30, 1964. Since a new bill brought before the day. South United Methodist dh u rch hit last May 21 by an Israeli mo- cim. 6th Fleet In the eastern drastic action. equipment works yet.” Tax ere- Mich.; Michael tomorrow at 7:30 p.m at Rich- as past chairman of the Fuel that time, he has served as a High administration sources ~ Y" Peighan,Pe D- House there is "no question" ex GRADE AA LARGE will meet tomorrow at 10 ajm. ard Martin School. Division of the Manchester director. Elmore is a graduate torlzed force which crossed the Meiiterranean. dlts would be aimed at stlmulat- Ohio; Jim Wrigh'it, D-T-Tex.; Paul Airline officials previously in tra funds will be added to it. Edward K. Adelsheim, a Soc in the Reception Hall of the disclosed Tuesday Nixon’s State sisted they could not complete ial Security Administration hear ___ Chamber of Commerce. He is a of Wesleyan University and of cease-fire li-e to destroy an The plot, it charged, was con . . . J Ing industry’s own action as m MK^Ioskev Jr., R-Callf.; - — - The surest area of Increase is church. The Rev. Carl W. Saun ^ . Tj nc member of the Board of the Rutgers University Gradu- Arab guerrilla base. That raid ing examiner, had tried to hold nected with "what toe West willKirill includeinMndT thet h r taxes^ L ^ n and d rer^e^ pollution, and user taxes John P. Saylor^R-Pa.'; and John ‘ h® conversions until the end of the one the administration has ders will lead the discussion. Trustees of the Manchester Me- ate School of Banking. He lasted almost eight hours. would be proposed to help pay a . Blatnlk, D-Minn. 1974, but they yielded under Tuesday’s hearing in an aud German government called ef search proposals rather than ex made its chief target—^the “ Im cle will i^ e t ‘ ® morlal Hospital and is a past formerly served as a member threat of legislative action. itorium at the Department of In Northern Israel, meM- forts to stren ^ en the southern panded government . spending for clean-up. Such funding was opposed last pact" aid program, which puts The VFW Auxiliary will spon- of They said It would cost $13 Health, Education and Welfare 97X e i r R d . slitor toe C^m President of the ConnecUcut of toe Advisory Committee - whUe, informed sources in Tl- (lank of the North Atlantic Trea- and enforcement authority to New levies on tires and autos September by Secretary of Wel- federal dollars into school dis toe Home Loan Bank Board in million to $16 million to modify ior a bingo tomorrow night at b^ed Mothers Circle meeting in Lumber Dealer, Association. berias said guerrillas in Jordan ty Organization, clean up the environment. were mentioned as possibilities, fare Robert H. Pinch who said tricts affected by federal activi (HEW). ^ _ - Gleiurey, e gmdUalte of Brown Washington, D.C. He is a past the engines on the Boeing 772, N he Rocky Hill State Veterans Bartholomew’s Church. Mrs fired mortars and bazookas at Earlier, the radio cadled the As outlined by toe sources, with the revenue to be used for federal outlays from general ty, such as military installations The hearing is scheduled to Hospital. All auxiliary and post ^lUred Ducheneau vrill be co- Uirlveroity, served for 13 years member of toe Executive Com- laure the gathering of abandoned caa- revenues for solid waste dispos- Boeing 737 and Douglas DC9. hear arguments on Connecticut’s four Israeli army outposts along plotters ,J’reactlonarle^\an
A$S.- w. at- 4 " ' . ■' / V\ , , ■' \ , v' ' \ A\ .. \ V \- A- ' \ A ' V ' A ■• A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY^ANUA^^^1,J1970^ PAGE TWO MOVIE AUDIENCE 'Cut Your Own Taxes 9 Vernon *«*****QUIQ£*«****a Sheinwold on Bridge Bolton Dr. Bulger A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AND THEATERS. IX>8E TO SAFE OPPONENT Returns in Youth Rally These ratinps apply lo films IN DEVELOPING TRICKS NORTH Check Medical Bills Bake Sale on Saturday ARRESTS released atier N u v I. 1968 A A 5 2 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ By AIJFRED SHEINWOLD <0 J 4 By RAY DE CRANEi The remainder of tho health- Remember to deduct first any William G. Cote, 19. of 13 Ker THIS SEAL DtatiIbiiteil by KnterjiriiMt Preas premiums is . then added to all reimbursement you receive Set Sunday When you’re choosing the suit 0 KJ64 Lutz Series ry St., charged with obtaining Medical expenses are the first other medical expenses to de- from Insurance toward hospital To Aid 250th Anniversary and in adi indicatat the film was lo develop at notrump, consider ♦ 10752 money by false pretenses, The Rev. Cowmos Dlmino of submitted and approved under of the deductions to be listed termine If they dxceed the 8 bills and physician fees, YOU WOULD TBINB TBAT WE Dr. John D. Bulger of Pula forgery. Court date Feb. 2. I which opponent will gain the WE.ST EAST The first fund-raising event ter Carse, A Cold Corner of the Holy Family Reftreat House, the Motion Picture Code ♦ 10 8 7 on Schedule A, a new form in per cent of adjusted gross in- The remaining expenses paid ski, N.Y. will present his color I lead. Try to lose a- developmen- Q964 for the town's 250th Anniversary Hell; Ceram, ed., Hands on the West Hartford, will lead the In of Self-Regulation. K 10 7 2 9 6 3 use this year by IRS. come. from your own funds will then film, “Sweden—Mountains to Robert L. Cobb, 17, of 216 I tal trick to the safe opponent celebraUon virlll be held Sat’ur- Past; Coin 'World, Guide to terfaith Youth Rally to be held ^ Suggested for GENERAL ' rather than to the dangerous op- 0 87 O Q 10 9 Generally, medical expenses Hero Is how the rule would be tabulated on your return Hillstown Rd., and Raymond J. Sunday at, St. Joseph’s Church are only deductible to tho ex- work for a taxpayer who paid (there Is adequate space on the day. It will be a bake sale at Coins; Decker. An Empty the Seal" In Bailey Auditorium j ponent. . ♦ Q6 Jl, K843 New Kelly. 19, of 17 Chambers St-, audiences. tent they exceed 3 per cent of $400 in medical care premiums return this year for this listing), the Commiuilty Hall fr6m 1 :30 Spoon; De Rogatls, The from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. South dealer. SOUTH of Manchester High School charged with shoplifting at Cal- ^ Suggested for MATURE WERE B&TINO A Ufe A member of the Pessionlst odjuried gross income. There Is for himself, his wife and his These could Include amounts to 5 p.m. York Giants; Dixon, My 8 Neither side vulnerable. A K J 3 Saturday at p.m. This is the dor’s. Court date for both Feb. Fathers since 1969, Father Dl- a notable exception for those dependents: $160 (the maxi- p aij hospital bills for regu- The bake sale committee, and Prophecies; Einstein, How audiences (parental diacre- Opening lead — Five of <0 A Q 8 third in the Audubon series mlno Studied pastoral theology who pay hospital Insurance or mum amount) would be )gr or emergency room treat- headed by William Riley, to Coach, Manaige, and Play 2. tlon advised). hearts. 0 A5 3 2 sponsored Jointly by the Man- and psychology at the Institute medical Insurance premiums. deductible immediately, even K menl; physicians’, surgeons. is calling residents for dona Little League Baseball; Gal RESTRICTED — Persons West opens the five of hearts, A A J 9 tions of either food or money. Franklin J . ShUbert, 29, of of Pastoral Studies In West Half the cost to you of such there would be no further med- gnti dentl.sts fees; fees to an braith, Ambassador’s Journal; and dummy’s Jack holds the West North East Checks may be made payable East Hartford, charged with Springfield, Mass., and receiv under 16 not admitted, un South health premiums (limited to a (cal expenses. The remaining authorized Christian Science Hansen, New England Legends trick. Now South has a chance Pass 2 0 Pass to “Town of Bolton, 260th An- and Folk Lore; Harrelson, operating a motor vehicle while ed his M.A. degree from St. less accompanied by parent to finesse in each suit, but only 1 0 maximum of $160) Is deductible $260 in premiums would bd in- practitioner. Also X-ray and Michael’s College in New J e i' 3 NT All Pass nlversary i ^ d , " and given to FertlUty Cult to Wor- under the influence of liquor, or adult guardian. one of these is correct. even If there should be no other eluded In tl^e listing ot^alj/other laboratory fees; ambulance sey. medical expenses for the year, medical expenses. hire; dentures, crutches or Mrs. Riley or Mrs.. Catherine Hauser. Witchcraft at drugs, or both. Court date Feb. Persons under 16 not ad- A heart finesse is silly, since In June 1960 Father Dlmino 0 West surely has the king of wheelchair rental; fees paid to Peterson, town treasurer. Salem; Holzer. The Truth about 9. mitted. This age restriction iiiond, you res|M>nd one heart, Although $1,000 has been al- vvitchcraft; Huxley. Collected was aesigned director of reli hearts. Besides, South should let registered or practical nurses. gious vocational counseling at and partner bids one spade. It located In the budget to help pggg g. Kistn^r, The Pill; David H. Flood, 24, of 97 Bls- may beyhigher In certain . opponents do their own work Including the Social Security tax Holy Family Monastery. He as is up Ho you again, wUft: Stone Asks for Clear Goals, with ^ e celebration which will Kramer. Jerry Kram er's Fare- sell St. charged with forgery on areas. Check theater or onnn the heart suit.suit, If paid by you; and transporta sumed the position of associate Spades, Q-9-6-4; Hearto, K-10-7- tion expenses to secure medical a warrant from the U. S. advertising. A diamond finesse would lose 5-2; Dlainoiids, 8-7; Clubs, Q-6. V..! well to Football; Moncreiffe and director of retreats at Holy care. will be quickly depleted by Hicks, The Highland Clans; Treasury Department Flood Prinltd at a public tervice to East, the dangerous op What do you say? Criticizes C-DAP Ambiguity some of the initial costs, such Family House In May 1963. He The transportation expense Vorrls, The Human Zoo; was released In the custody of by this newapapei ponent. East can return a heart Answer: Bid two spades. You as casting the coin ($600), plac is now director of seminars in V I I. I Ml..—-I I— i 'through the ace-queen, setting Complaining about what he of objectives last night because could Include actual cost of taxi Nickelsburg, Ecology: Habits, , a Treasury Department agent. have 7 points in high cards and ing “deposits" on bands for the personal leadership, an ecu up West’s long suit. South then says is the ambiguity of other they decided their goals and or bus fare or five cents a mile Niches and Food; Perry, The menical venture at Holy Fam 2 points for the doubleton in parade and printing. With the Bruce A. Kearns, 17, of Eiast has only e'ght tricks and will support of the spades. This is C-DAP task force goals and ob- subgoals as already stated were for the use of your own car. sale of coins and booklets, funds World of the Walrus; Silver- ily. Elderly Lady be down if he gives West the Jectlves, Robert M. Stone, a specific enough to be objectives. The cost of prescribed medl- Hartford, charged with break Father Ertmino has been in Just barely worth a second bid. will begin coming In later. berg, World of Ocean Depths; lead in spades or clubs. member of the government task (In C-DAP terminology, goals clnes and drugs is Included in and entry and larceny under volved in radio broadcasrtlng. Copyright 1970 New IJbrary Books Steinberg, The Kennedy Broth A spade return would lose to force, said last night, "Why ire broad alms, objectives are the tabulation to the extent it $18. Kearns Is accused of taking lecturing and preaching Frees Eleven 'General Features Corp. Recent additions to the adult ers; Stone, Jack London, Sailor the safe opponent. If West con don’t’ we put ours out so any- more specific aims.) exceeds one per cent of adjust- 2 $6.31 from an apartment at 40 throughout the northeast and shelves of Bolton Public Library on Horseback, and Williams, tinues the hearts South will win has worked with many ecumen- (Continued from Page One) body who wants to read It can By the time the evening was ed gross Income include, fiction: Arnold, Hard- My Turn at Bat. Oloott St. Court date Feb- 2. a trick with the queen as well ical and interfaith projects. see immediately what we’re "vor, the group had turned a list If. for ^ taxpayer scrabble Hall; Banning, Mesa- Taber, Stlllmeadow Album, that had been described (or me as with the ace of hearts. But p-ettintr nt’ “ of (our goals and 12 subgoals with adjusted gross Income of bl; Barrett, The Mayor of New was added to the Maclne L. ACCIDENTS The theme of Sunday’s rally in the letter from my relatives. West might return a spade, Stone nmisert ntlier P DAP main goal with 14 ob- $8,600 spent $126 for presorted by will be “Enter the Young." It and South would be no better Stone accused other C-DAP , ,, drugs the amount he would list York; Blackstock, The Lem- pish Memorial Shelf, Jolui D. Bolger Police say a car driven “I did not dare to knock. I mlngs; Canning, TTie Python promote their operations. Elizabeth Ramey of 30 Lewis will emphasize the power of was afraid I would attract the off than before. ohlee'Jfve^'for'* Man goal calls for mak- in his medical tabulation would a car youth working together. The Project; Cronin. A Pocketful of Chester Jaycees and Lutz Jun- St. struck the rear of guards. So I just whispered my By die process of elimination I . . Ing Manchester equipped "to 540 ($126-86). Chester in language that was challenges of the years There are exceptions to the Rye; Edelman, Shark Island; Revaluation h e a ^ will be lor Musemn. Tickets may be driven by Alton W. Small of 31 program will consist of movies. husband's name. He didn’t an South comes to clubs. South f Revaluation hearings wRl^be ^^e Charter Oak St. yesterday. ’The readings, s in g in g and rock rnu- should lead a low club from so convoluted and Invo ved” ^ general rule toat medical ex Fielding, The History of Tom swer, so I whispered a b “I j held tomorrow through accident occurred on Main St., sic with comments by Father dummy at the second trick, fi Agnes Davis hat they obscured their Inten- ^„^g ,^g penses may be deducted only Jones; Fowles, The French day at the Community Hall hid the junk in a little inlet, like Lieutenant’s Woman; GalUcon, . . qQ (cet south of School St. The Domino. nessing with the Jack from his 'immediate environs east of the the taxpayer, his spouse and from 3 to 7 pm . Those whose a cave almost, and waited until The Poseidon Adventure; Part of ^ e mm. a barney woman was given a Following the program a ™ . . 4 own hand, He said some of the groups d y e r" dependents. Medical expenses names begin with A through I it was dark. Then I crept up to y,e queen of Household, Dance of the trip over Sarek National warning , for following modem worship service, design- had very good ideas but "ob- ^he objectives call (or provld- ^ BicIuSE*Oui*jl¥uARY .CLEARANCE PRICES ARE SO LOW! Dwarfs; Kafka, Selected Short grievances are askedto in Swedish Lapland, will give closely. ' ed by the young people, will be he commune, past some guards jjut has great trouble find- scured" them because they adequate, efficient and eco- ‘^e chief supiwrt Stories of Franz Kafka; Knebel, tomorrow. the audience views of some of ' _____ conducted. Participants in the to the detention house that had g g^fg return. His normal feared public criticism. One nomically feasible public serv- can t claim as a dependent Trespass; Nabokov, Ada; Re A Citizens for Duffey Com the world’s most unusual scen- An ice patch on Jean Rd. rally are invited to make ban- been described (or me in the let- return is a spade, but this gflves word he accused other task ices; for abolishing obsolete '>®®‘i“®® ‘J’®!’ 5600 °'' ^*^® in nault, Fire from Heaven; mittee will be formed tonight gry in the largest wild area caused two* cars to collide yes- ners or posters dealing with tthe ter from my relatives. South a free finesse. A club re forces of skirting around is boards, agencies and commis- in gross income nenme mnvmay be e cclaim a m FAITTASTIC SAVIHaS! SAVE UP TO 50% AUD MORE Steele, Where She Brushed Her at 8 in the Community Hall. Europe. terday. Drivers were Everett theme. Special awards will be I did not dare to knock. I turn would be almost as bad. ’’regionalism.’’ slons; (or having the state as- ed. VALUES IN ■ BEDROOM ■ DINING ROOM ■ DINETTES ■ FAMOUS MAKE BEDDING ■ CARPET ■ ROOM SIZE RUGS ■ Even if West miraculously Hair, and other stories; Strang- The Caucus of Cmmectlcut Dr. Bulger is an old friend to wanegar of Doyle Rd., Rock- given (or the best posters. was afraid I would attract the "We’ve got something better sume the full cost of secondary , finds a diamond return, declar er. The Wind on the Dragon; Democrats will meet at 9 p.m. Manchester audiences of the ville, and Richard ' Reznlck of There will be a small admission guards. So I just whispered my than regionalism,” Stone said, education; and for encouraging techniques. In LAMPS ■ PICTURES ■ CHAIRS ■ RECLINERS ■ TABLES . . . AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT MAKES A HOUSE A HOME! er can win in dummy with the nue Service also permits a Toepfer, Beat of a Distant The first ladies’ basketball Audubon series. In 1966, he nar- 70 Adelaide Rd. The accident charge, He was referring to their inten- public participating in govem- husband’s name. He didn’t an king of diamonds in order to medical deduction in transplant Drum; Wallace, The Seven and volleyball session will be rated “New England Saga,” occurred at Jean and Wara- tlon of having Manchester "as- mentv swer, so I whispered a bit loud lead another club. The finesse cases where a fee is paid by Minutes; Wolfe, Journey of the held tomorrow from 7 to 9 and last year, “Scandinavian noke Rds. er, and the next time still a bit sume the leading role among One objective calls for con- thT'^ecipien’t of 'the transplant in the high school gym. Girls Vernon with the nine of clubs wins, and The real secret In serving Oceanauts: Wollhelm, A Fam Saga.’’ louder, and still louder, until I South now leads the ace of dia those towns In its Immediate en- solidation of all utilities— pre- gurgery performed on the LIVING ROOMS ily Romance, and Wylie, The and women, from high school He left his studies at Pots- Iona C. Duckett of 108 Oak- foreign food Is deciding Just FAMILY ROOMS or -was shaking in (ear that the monds to test the suit. “how” foreign to get. Some vlrons east of the river.” sumably the 8th Utilities Dis- transplant donor. CHAIRS freshmen up, may register to- was issued a written Spy Who Spoke Porpoise. dam (N Y.) State Teachers Col- wojjid Rd GofC Again Asks guards would hear me. When the diamonds break people are confused and be Atty. Irving L. Aronson, trict. community property states Non - fiction: Aslnof, Seven, morrow if they haven’t already. lege to enlist as a pilot in the warning yesterday for failure to another task force member. Others attending the meeting niedltal expenses paid out of “Finally he heard me and an favorably. South gives up a dia wildered the minute they get MUST GO! Days tof Sunday; Aylesworth, Players should bring shorts and Army Air Force during WWII, grant ‘ the right of way at an in St. Onge To Aid off the steak-and-potato agreed with Stone, emphasizing were Roger McDermott, chair- community funds are deductible DEN — MUST GO! swered, the first time I had mond and is then in position to ■EiUCEl This Vital Air, This Vital Wa- sneakers, and towels and soap serving in the European The tersection. Police say her car run nine tricks; Three diamonds bandwagon. You’ll find the the fact that they could not ig- man, Frank J . Leahy Jr., equal amounts on separate heard his voice in a year and a if they want to shower. atre. Returning to Potsdam, he struck a car driven by Pauline Postal Merger and two tricks in each of the most Interesting and origin nore HarUord, and that some Traveler’s Research aide, and returns. 489/97016 received his bachelor’s depr®e, H. Domlna of 613 Main St. at half.” al party food served In the cooperation as a Hartford sub- Charles J . Riegel of 99 Francis ------Expressing dissatisfaction The short, stocky woman told other suits. homes of people who have (Contemporary 2 pc. Living Room Group Manchester Evening Herald and later a master’s in educa N. Main and Main Sts. Dally Question urb or Greater Hartford com- Dr., an interested local resident. (N EXT: Which taxes are 42/82-7521 ------with the post office situation traveled widely. Their enter $ 1 Bolton cor^pondent, Cleme- of anxious minutes as she strug Partner opens with one dla- munlty would always be n e c e s -______deductible.) — 89" sofa with reversible seat and iilaurl?r0t^r - tion at St. Lawrence University. taining takes on a worldly 20%Loose cushion CHub CJhalr. Turquoise and Three cars collided on E. within the town, the Board of 2 1 9 well Young, tel. 643-8981 Following a year of teaching gled with a large bolt that held back cushions, blue-green tweed cover. | . 9 S Middle Tpke. near Shady Glen Directors of the Rockville Area quality with the excitement «T Far “ complete step by step guide send for the Ray De Grig. Price 319.60 vinyl reversible back and seat cushions, and work in education for the the door shut from the outside. of discovery. If you make last night, sending two of the Chdlnber of (Commerce is di- But, he added, I think It s crane’s all new 1970 booklet, wood like metal ftame. * 2 9 New York State Conservation “I pulled and tugged and your dishes relatively sim feasible to have a smaller In-p — — — — — — — — — — — — — — “ — — Orig. Price 4I.N Published Daily Except Sundays . , drivers to Manchester Me- recting a strongly worded letter twisted the bolt, but it would not ple, but follow the foreign 13/C201-13-32 LAMPS and Holidays at 13 BIsacll Street Dept., he obtained his doctorate jjogpjtai. to Congressman William St. tegral unit within the larger. c t -tt' YOTTR OWN TA'XTl'S Uanchester, Conn. (06040) DELTA CHAPTER come loose. h i i r l j o r d (Lair right down the line to The point of last night’s meet- L U l lUUK .UWIN lAAILO Hl-arm self-deck 82” 3 cushion sofa from in wildlife management at Cor- jj^rold L. Hoar, 17, of Notch Onge. the dessert and coffee, you Telephone 643-2711 “Finally It came free with a Kroehler Diana Collection. Fully Uphol OFF Second Class Postage Paid al nell University. He accepted a Bolton was admitted with For more than a year now, will have, I ’m sure, a gala | ing was to ^mpiete a list of I / Manchester (Conn.) Evening Herald 42/82-8022 Manchester, Conn. 7 position with The National Wild- injuries, and Andrew F. the chamber and other local loud metal screeching and the h e ll l e t aifalr! You give your party objectives to be accomplished in i yt . ««« ' stered Spanish Style! Try this for com » 2 6 9 SUBSCRIPTION RATEIS life Federation, and is now its jjoar, 21, of 68 Seaman (Circle, groups, has been pushing (or door creaked open loudly. I more atm os^ ere and style government in Manchester over , jon -n j- /-i-i. __ fort. Orig. Price 339.98 Walnut step-end table, plastic tops, $ y .9 s Payable In Advance thought the guards would surely c ( ) } u \ u a i ) If you make a gesture, dec- the next six years. The list wood like metal frame. director of education and North- admitted to the special consolidation of the town’s three Rectangular cocktail table to mtitch 7.90. On# Year ...... *?9'5S R. A. M. eastern field representative. hear and I was terribly fright oratlvely speaWng, to the would then be delivered to John * New York, N. Y. 10019 13/B28 & B177 Six Months ...... 16.50 care zone with head lacerations post offices. Most residents of geographical source of your TABLES There are no other tables In this group. Orig. Price UJW Three Months ...... 7.80 ened. But they did not hear. Harkins. C-DAP coordinator. I pjease send....copy (copies) of <3UT YOUR OWN TAXES Kroehler traditionally styled velevt and multiple contusions. Vernon want their post office Joseph Albano, arOstIc di menu. $ . SOME WITH MARBLE Although the police report of addresses to coincide with their “My husband came out the rector and associate staff Harkins attended the meeting ■ o.t $1 each to: chairs. Usable In bedroom or living of eleven. last night along with Eugene I room. Kick pleat p411ow-back. (Jhoice of the accident was not complete, legal addresses. This is not the door and put his arms around So join us, won’t you, ‘88 REDUCED 303/210-08 Every the third driver, Frank R. Saun- case in most instances, me. Over hds shoulder I could here at MR. STEAK, 244 Montany, chairman of the 60- | NAME ...... colors. Orig. Price 139.98 j n a / i g a m . Serving: The Austin School, member Citizens Advisory Com ders, 66, of 642 Graham Rd., The postal department sent see the children and they looked Julius Hartt School of Music, Day is Center Street, 646-1995, mittee (CAC), from which task ADDREISS | . 9 5 Wapping submitted a written out a sampling of questionnaires all right. I was so happy 1 start Hartt CoUege, University of Solid maple platform rocker, reversible for a most delightful force members are drawn. 13/A22-19 Sale Day statement to police. to local people proposing that ed to cry, and my husband had Hartford second semester CITY ___ beige tweed seat and back. » 6 9 4 January 21 to June 6. meal whose maJeings The committee’s full title is I Kroehler 55’’ CJontemporary love seat, 2 Orig. Price S4JW ------the names of the Rockville and to shake me gently to remind come from all over the ,11 Mon, lu«-. '.It lilt ; — Woil riiiir-. I n I " : ' the C-DAP task force on Gen- i STATE ...... ZIP ...... removable cushions. Upholstered In Vec- % Saunders said he was headed Vernon post offices be changed |j,ai jj,g guards might hear. Classic Ballet Department - and that the Talcottville branch world. Our steaks, how eral Government and Interper- . . „. . „ „ , j \ tra cover which Is extra strong, stain * 1 5 9 3 0 west on E." Middle Tpke. and I started to lead them back Modem Dance Department ever, are shipped direct sonal Communications. It was ' ®»*ecks payable to TAXES. Allow 3 weeks for deUvery.) Orig, Price 199.60 \J "Look For Our Siqn" \\. Manor had Just passed Shady Glen remain as it is. It proposed that to where the Junk was hidden, Pre-School Department resistant and color fast! 303/404-011 Mn-^ter from Denver. Be sure to easy for them to compile a list — - — — — - when he saw two cars In front Kuckvllle be called Vernon and but then my husband told me * ( Ilitc*’ of him, also headed west, go in- Vernon, South Vernon. Scholarships offered to all bring the children as we DINETTES REAR of Mnnehester Parkode about a family in the commune, qualified male dancers — , 13/B88 Contemporary Walnut Sofa and match to a skid. Saunders said he This is definitely not what the have a very special menu ing chair. Both have loose reversible .9 5 with the same name but not rel ages 7 to 21. - CJwtemporary Hostess Chair by Kroeh people or the Chamber had in $ REDUCED cushions upholstered in gold combina veered to the left in an attempt atives, who had been good to just for them. Perhaps ler. Not big — not small. Use In Bed 39.95 ’ 2 8 9 to avoid the skidding cars, but mind, and because they disap Brochure on request tion. Orig. Price SI8.W "This Week’s Special” him and the children and who you’ll also join us for | room or Living room. Covered in mod his car struck the one in front proved of the name change the Registration hy appointment Orig. Price 94.60 wanted to escape to Hong Kong. luncheon. of him. He said when his car postal department has chosen and placement test. em print. finally came to a stop a short to drop the matter. The cham “So we went to their hut and HELPFUL HINT all of them—the husband, wife, 3\ 303/408-04 distance later, his car was in ber office was informed of this MEN'S 13/A42-80 Women’s Famous Brands A little salt sprinkled In the IBULOUl and six children—came with us 308 Farminglon Avenue f f front of the two cars that had in a letter from Cong;ressman Stylishly comfortable Hl-Back Kroehler Stop dreaming and High bock chair that complements the without even stopping to pick up frying pan will keep fat from $99.95 $ 0 0 . 9 5 SORRY. WE CAN'T MENTION THR NAME BECAUSE been in front of him. St. Onge recently. Hartlord 525-939S splattering. chair with Scotchgardod print cover. START LIVING! Magic 2 pc. group luted above, your choice. any extra clothes. ____ ^ Crewel-like tapestry cover or flower Both injured drivers are in The directors, in the letter Circle credit lets you MANY OF THESE ARE CURRENT SHOES Graceful modem design. Orig. Price 114.60 1 satisfactory condition, the hos- sent to St. Onge, termed the “We reached the Junk by own new home lur- ed print. Orig. Price W.W pltal reports. remark made by the Congreaa- crawling past some guards, nishings and still make No further details were avail man that “the reply of the post then sailed back to Hong Kong. HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR DENTIST LATELY? 478/873 - B2050 both ends meet! We'll able. office department will not Here we are and that is all TOUJOURS, TOUJOURS, TONIGHT FOR SURE! shovr^you how you can .99 Famous Lazy-Boy Recllner-rocker with J 303/504 please you’’ as “understating there is to tell.” doit out of your pres guaranteed mechanism. Blue-green ny our reaction.” 13995 ent income. (Some in Solid pine sofa and matching chair with .9 5 The letter stated that the lon. Orig. Price 194.60 and get the* facts—no reversible seat and back cushions. IVixon To Use cham.ber is deeply disappointed " a * i obligation. Get more Warm tangeri^ne combination cover. ’ 2 7 9 7 Orig. Price 81M0 that this simple request to con Stock Market llOWdl* ' JACKET out of life the Magic 478/1322 Small Budget solidate without name changes, NEW YORK (AP) — Stock Circle way! Orig. to *30. unanimously endorsed by the prices continued upward in . 9 5 iiiiil’iii Pillow-back Lazy-Boy Recllner from ^ 303/615-02 administrations of the three moderate noon-time trading to- their (tontlnental Oollectlon. Choice of On Pollution Elllngton day, a continuation of Tuesday’s iiiiri-.iiii'iii 1 6 9 Many , Ov«r 800 pair just area towns, Vernon, 2 covers. Orig. Price 239.95 and TollEUid, has (been “ar rhodest gain. Ipanish Oak barrel chair. Gold -plaid Other StykB marked down. (Continued from Page One) bitrarily” turned down. A splurge of glamor-stock seat and back cushions. ’88 west antipollutlon conference Referring to the favorable re buying Tuesday pulled the mar 478/1308 Orig. Price 118.I9 ket higher, and some continued and to elaborate on federal sponse given by all concerned to show strength today. B U l ^ l b E Lazy-Boy’s Continental contemporary ^ . 9 5 plans to fight air and water pol for consolidation, the directors Telex Jumped 14 to 160. the ! ii.’iu n : V y \ '''f fAt-no SALE Recllner. Choice of block vinyl or blue in the letter question what re 1 4 9 lution, two Chicago newspapers action this will have on the most-active on the New York STYLES; nylon. Orig. Price 194.60 said today. exchange. The company report voters at election time consider Buburban cocrti The Tribune and the Sun- ed sharply higher third-quarter ing the fact that the concept of surcoerff, 204/6121 . PI m y C V ’ C Jonuary Times said the President will a postal corporation is expect earnings. It had gained almost EASY RIDER” “SMASH HIT” HEUMIVER tad WEEK Buy on« for now or put one away for BEDROOMS MUST GO! 20 points in the two previous This Is Just address an Environmental Qual ed to be one of the Issues in next year — all are superbly stykd skf parkaa Hl-style, high back. Arm chair uphol $ 5 4 . 5 0 uLtnilLT O session. M ANCHiSTIR Clearance ity Conference attended by gov the next election. H H CIMTER and meti
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In the next few weeks, Manchester will 935 MAIN 8T. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6 ;M ilanrli^H tpr be heading into tlie -same kind of ex P.M, - CLOSED MONDAY • OPEN THUR8 . AND FRI. UN’HL 9 P.M. • MUSIC STORES; 17 OAK ST , MANCHESTER - TEL, 643-6171 . 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD • TEL. iEnpttituj l^prali^J perience. Manchester general managers,' 822-7201 . WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE • 142 EAST CHINTER ST. • TEL. 649-'nM P U B L I8 H B D B Y THIS like their Hartford contemporaries, have h e r a l d P R IN T IN O CO.. INC 18 Blssell Street fallen into the habit of recommending WoMtwiinl ill Lmighter liigonlst was trying desperately 1 •' Hancheatei\ Conn. THOMAS F. FERGUSO^ appropriations and tax rates so high that By
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STAR Hip Operation Feasibility January Special He’d Stay on His Side •Br CLAY R. POLLAN- Aronson Tells Public Wake Up LIBRA Vour Dally Acllyily Guid, S fF f. Hinges on Use of Cement According lo Ih, Siqri: ocr. PERMANENT *10.00 INCLUDEBi Shampoo, Teat Curls, Styled Hair Set, Glamour Anthony j. Fiuaro Of Generation Gap To develop message for Thursday, 35-37-39 50/ read words corresponding to numbers 55-59-81-89V CHICAGO (AP) - Rcpla(e ence Monday there is no Indica Spray, Hair Cut Extra. Anthony J. Fusaro, 67. -ot o' 'he family, In Forest Olenn To Growing Problem of Drugs tion us to when the fast-setting NEW Yo r k (a p ) — isn’t u You lire not made uncom of your Zodiac birth sign. tCORMO ment of dlscaoed hlpa with aril New Britain, brother of Mrs. Cemetery, Reading, Mass. y / T A U R U S eenienl, called methyl-methac SHAMPOO oiK^^ $3.00 about lime that sbmebody came fortable by being put on a AH). 10 1 Oon'r 3 1 Setup 61 Couses ocr. 21^ flelal devlcea ha* proved Grace Calabretta of Manches- Friends may call at the Cardi- A Coventry man lUid a Man- 2 Soti^fitd 32 Chorsge 62 For rylate, will become generally pedestal wliero you know you I M A I JO HOY. I f FASHION HAIRCUT $2.50 ter, died yesterday at New na! Funeral Home. 88 Windham to the defense of the generation 3 Dedicotfrd 33 Your 63-In ceaaful in Europe, but lt'» going available. T h a t -light dusting of snow last Chester woman were arrested don’t belong. 1-13-40-43 3 4 p o y 64 Go Britain General Hospital. Wllllmantic tomorrow from Hriiir Hoaths o f tw o voutha He noted: j’Some facts arc to n a n d Now York to get enough gap? 4 If 5l-53-5&51i to be a while before IhlH be WIGS CLEANED and STYLED 87.00 night is just what the skiers In the morning you can awake ^7679 84 5 B»*cf>rne’ 35 W hich 65 You 65578 Dr, (foventry was moderator Survivors also Include his ^ 9 p m. ceived that a snowmobile HnidforH C onn tv coming out about U D . One of for all who wont U. Th s Is tlw . 6 Cfedilori 36 You 66 0cxxJ comes a routine operation in the CLOSED MOBIDAY OPEN DAILY 0 to 8 ordered tor Norlhvlew on Her- It Is widely decried as one of cheered by the knowledge it G IM IN I 67 To SAGITTARIUS nf a symposlum'on surgery and tlppe.d over on Rt. 31 in Coven- Hartford County Coroner jneae. .is the effect of the so- not only of the hallucinogenlcs, 7 Unexpected 37 M ay United States. WED., THUBS., FRI. EVENINGS 5:80 to 0 PJM. wife, 2 sons, a daughter, 2 other cules Dr., and there will be ski- ..... today’s greatest evils. Is It real isn’t your duty to start a new O MAI II 8 Vexed 38 Cheerful 68 Lack HOY. 77 hip disease at the annual meet Helmor SaiidHtroiii Iiwing L. Aronson of Man- flaah-back trip, which la but of all the drugs." _ 69 Heodwoy sisters, and i l grandchildren. ly? r V 9 Are 39 be The reason Is that the cement SOUTH WINDSOR — Heimer ing there tonight from 6:30 to “ 'I beneath Chester has pleaded with ^han on m- T h e pin drugs (a:mi*ota- crusade by nightfall. JU N l 70 70 About Dec. II ing of the American Academy of The funeral will be tomorrow The extent of the gap may be. IOGtxnJ 40 Be to hold the devices in place has orthopedics, T. W. Sand.strom of West Hart 9:30, the park department says. ^ the older generation “to dividual, Having taken u sd, mlnea and beiWtumtea), plua No matter how old and com '3-41-47-49 I I You 4 1 Action 71 Or 2- 5 9-254 PETITE BEAUTY SALON Rlchard Dur.-po, 45, of Rl(jge- deplored, but the fact that a gap '525974 1 2 Forlunit 42 Arers't 72 W ork not yet been approved for this at 8 a.m. from? the Farrell ford, father of Mrs. Sandra fortable the clothes you wear, a 28-29-85-861 He said he strongly approves Center Springs ,^ood ’IVail, Coventry, was try to make a double trag- starting’ to hallucinate weeks or the halluctoiogenlca. w e the between the generations la teth I 3 Mu^t '43 Careful 73 Returns use by the Food and Drug Ad you feel they don’t make you CANrtt 44 Effort 74 ToeJoy CA rtlC O R N the FDA restrictions, and called south Windsor died p„";r'is flow ed unUr'dark! charged with operating a snow- edy a turning point. . months after having taken the ones used mootly In the TOb- 14 Bored ministration. 84 CHURCH ST. New Britain, with a Mass of re Monday at Hartford Hospital. normal and needed can hardly look as much like a bum \ JU H l 21 15 Mokes 45 At . 75 Of Dec. attention to past difficultiea 8IANCHESTER, CONN. Skating at Center Springs mobile while under the influ- He says adults are gen- dosa." urbs, while be denied. It serves a healthy 16 V/ith 46 Your 76 AM The restrictions are not so qulem at St. Joseph’s Church, survivors also include his those worn by thp younger set. JULY 71 77 Over JAN.N. It whlc:h have resulted from too 048-0822 Pond and Charter Oak Park Is enqe of intoxicating liquor or erally apathetic and un- He cited a case where an un- h e j ^ tte purpose: It keeps tlie .genera I 7 Don't 47 Is severe in Great Britain, where New Britain, at 9. Burial will yvjfe, a brother, and a grand- You don’t have to worry about -N 3-44-48-57 , T8 Join 48 W ilt 78 New 20-2530-451? early approval of drugs. OFF 180 CENTER ST. until 10 o’clock tonight. Adrugs and with operating an aware of the growing pro^ bom child was killed when the tions from trying to sit forever some wet-behlnd-lhe-ears whlp- ^5^63-66^73 1.9 Disputes 49 Required" 79 Finonc.iol 60-71-72 most of the work on artificial be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, New daughter. 20 Probobly 50 Irr’itoted 80 Revam p European surgeons have had The Annex at Center Springs unregistered vehicle 'i lem of drug addiction mother, in her ninth month of j,te office would in each other’s laps. hips was done, and continental Britain. Funelal services will be Fri- , persnapper stealing your Job LIO 21 If 51 Chonge 61 M^onirsg no problems with the cement A passenger on the snowmo- among the young, and vow- pregnancy, hallucinated as the compile in*>rmatlon Where there is no generation 22 Your ' 52 Plon 82 Plons European countries. Thousands Friends may call at the fu- day at 11:30 p.m. at Emanuel is reserved until that hour for \ i i f i from you, for he dt.sdains the used in the hip surgery. Dr. , . V , 1>11-’. Anne Facette of 440 East gap the young become the pris 23 Practical 53 Of 63 Ideas of these operations Ivave been ed his office will “try to result of a *l°ee of U D taken deaths occurring In Idea of living In such a common ...AUG. 22 24 Present 54 Soundly 84 M otters neral home tonight from 7 to 9. LuthijjAn Church. Hartford, hockey. Middle ’Tpke., Manchester, was President oner of the old, and the progress performed the«*e over the post Cove.-itry said. The concern in Burj>n will be in Fair%’iew Cem-p^j. outdoor sports informa- chm-ged with intoxication and awaken the public so that *" l’®'' mon'h pregnancy jj^rtford County, and make It place rutV ^57 54 5&64 25 Fine 55 W ith 85 Bills the United States has been that of the world is anchored to the Even if you share much of the :.>7-78-83,1 ^ 26 Nice 56 And 86 Promptly dcade. ) John V. Zavlskos e\/ry. West Hartford. tion, call 643-4700. breach of the, peace. Police said Mrs Harry Beckwith of 639 this double tragedy will not ‘In the course of her hallu- available to law enforcement C 27 There's 57 Brirsg 87 Concern the' cement might degenerate fear of change characteristic Idealism of youth, you aren’t ex VIRGO 56 Outlook 88 News Among those, who h.'ive hiui John V. Zavlskas, 75, of 411 'Friends may call at the Tay- the latter charge^ was placed W. Middle Tpke. yesterday ^h,^drermtned°'^he could 28 A llies and cause cancer, he said. remain merely a tragedy.” among the elderly. pected to help build barricades AUG, 23 ‘ ^29 Pay 59 W ell 89 Friends hip replacemenWNjs George Hal- N. Main St., husband of Mrs. lor and Modeen Funeral Home. Wallet Found again.st the woman when she al- morning was installed as presd- The coroner said that, last ^ i, groups and others ring 30 Surprises 60 Home 90 Things He pointed out that dentists Mary Marchuloney Zaviskas, i38 S. Main St., West Hartford,' The generation gap enables- or man them. It Is charitably 22 as, 73, owner of Hhe (Thleago Park Department workers leg d!y became abusive at the dent of ^ e M a n c l ^ r 0>iuw weU^^oUt*thrwmLw*^^ls she 1- 5- 8-21 51515: luive used this same cement In even forces—the young to grow realized that you are too old and ^ j ^ G o o d ^ A d v erse Neutral 2531-32-' Bears, who had bowi hips re rMe“ HofprtL^“’‘=‘'“* ^ ^ ^ fou7 d''’‘a w^al^ = i n i n 7 ;o"m: p-oUeVst^Uon."^ ...... of'Ch^fi W^en at di'ei’ 'rom-causes related to ^V^tliUIaTer^e iZd^o: In^^th^ X T fo up, to thumb their noses a!t the tired to lift heavy stones or hurl ■ ^27-68-75-88 placed in operations in England. making tooth Inlays for a num ler Aiemonai Hospiiai. p.m. ,v.r,n<.v last week in Center Both are scheduled to appear annual meeting at South United drugs. He said 16 of the victims finnr She lust miss- , .jT ^ ,___ __ hsa ber of years, and that it also has ______— ...... contributions may money past and put a new imprint of them. Two dozen U.S. researcIKInsti Mr. zaviskas was bom in Memorial contributions may money J a si ^eek^^ Manchester Circuit Court 12 Methodist Church. She succeeds were under 21 years old. ‘ d kUlfo^hC^R.’’ form ^ ? D ^ A d ~ “o T ’c ^ been used for skull repairs in Lithuania and lived In the East be made to the Emanuel Luth- Springs Park and are trying to their own upon time. It keeps a You can get a merit raise tutlons have been granted brain surgery. Hartford-South Windsor area --ran Church of Hartford Me- find the owner of it "t^ovlntry police made two oth- '" S h e r ^ c e ^ ^ 'l ^ a l l e d are Uo” ‘ f o r . L V C 1 e r ^ifs^t availability of various m ltte e ^ d Is civilization from dry rot, com- from the boss simply by listen- GOO Asks Halt to Drilling mission to use the artificial & l 7 ) before coming to Manchester 14 morial Fund. There was no name in the mon in countries where ances- ing to him tell how much trou- requiring a sjleclal^cement The most successful artificial sranEs o f er arrests yesterday. Jesses Mrs. Richard Sperry of South two w !st Hartford ‘ yP?® *" “ ^ o f T a ^ r i ■ tor worship flourishes. ble he’s having raising his kids several hundred hip replace hip is one in which a stainless years ago. ------» wallet, but it does have some G(an,„,arino, 16, of Dunn Rd„ United Methodist Church, firet y o u t h s ^ to the c o m m o n understanding of Survivors, besides his wife, i | r r i identifying characteristics. The Qovgntry, was charged with im- vice president; Mrs. Olehn R. ^ o.p„prfttion has Aronson ation from, the Board of D1 Of course, in this land the and by assuring him that your In Santa Barbara Channel ments have been done in this steel ball on a shaft is Inserted pendulum may have swung too own kids are even wilder and country. Into the thlgli bone and cement- include a son, John J. Zaviskas f V l 3 0 U t 1- O W H owner may reclaim it toy con- pj^p^j. starting and obscured Law of North United Methodist ® ® .? , unr^ thn i k it a * ^v,
•V A. -\V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,^ CONN.; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 -■\ PAGE ELEVEN •\\ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 PAQE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., Vernon^ take a hap. There Is more read LBJs Depart ing;. writing and editing in the Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki: from entering a, building wheer Mystic Review afternoon, then usually aifother Andover IJConn Student ' OE recruiters were holding in trip over the Lb J Ranch or one For Acapulco of his ■ several other nearby Marriage Made in Hea:yen Pleads Guilty In terviews on Dec. 16. Installs Slate Non-Graded Classes TV-Radio Tonight Darline Turner UConn has not yet Indlcoted ranch holdings. By .lUOITH MAB'nN Her philo(u>phy la, elie eaid. whnt a(:tlon, If any, it will take Mrs. Alice Newman o t M Val- To Rest, Visit The Johnsons often entertain The Washington Post ‘Bam as hls.'l' Attends Horse GE Protest Case against any person. ~ ^ v lct^ close .friends at the ranch or at- Set in Third Sehool . . He also talked about his musF WILLIMANTrc, Conn. (API— of criminal charges ------„ ^ . „ „ AUSTIN, Tex. (AR) For- tend small social affairs In WASHINGTON America s career. "I started wearing Television Chib Banquet with the Incident. Most of the qb president of Mystic Keviow, The non-graded program ordination in tlie science pro- I’resldenl Lyndon B. John- Stonewall, Johnson City or Aus- sweethearU, Tiny Tim and Miss ^air long in 1964. I was sing- One of the 16 persons arrested 16 persons arrested are students pjy^gA, In ceremonies at the Sports and Features (C) which has been reported us gram. son leayes by private plane to tin. Mrs. Johnson makes fre- ' Vicki, have set up housekeeping iggiti^gtely. and nothing
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/■ • A- \ . \ ; / \ .,V d. V . \ ' \ \ . A \, \ ■ ■■ ;i^ ' . \ ‘ I V ■A V'H; ,':v :■ A v''',- . - ; K i; ' - ; \. . \ '4\ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. 1970 on purpose. He doesn’t want you HEALTH CAPSULES® to do anyth ng about anything. by Michael A. Pelll, M.D. Erosion Seen to Threaten In Pasadena: Tolland County- Sebring’s Parents File Suit Quips Vice Presidents that he might be held accounta ■■ I f ble for later.” IF VoU WHIN Vcu'Ht REMODELING? ” I took the liberty, Mr. Tla- FUlfHAHT, Oeti lt NAi/E. The Interchurch Movement Superior Court Against Manson and F amily ANV t F H c T O f t YtfUR WRY? Feb, 16 Is Deadline Given ■ Don’t Want to Hear well, of showing some of the By OKOKOE COKNELI I’atholic.s and smaller evangeli doodles you’ve made during cal churches. We offer a complete remodeling service *pe- court to declare a trust and im AP Kellglun Writer IMVOROBH LOS ANGELES (AP) — A $6 By HAI. HOVIJG look at all the years of practice fconferences to a friend of mine He called for greater coordi For Desegregation Plan pound all defendants’ proceeds million wrongful death suit has NEW YORK (AP) _ Ro. he’s had.” at the Museum of Modem Art. TULSA, Okie. (AP)—Serious nation In the Interchurch move cielizing in Kitchens and Recreation Rooms. Divorces were granted last from commendal exploitation marks that a vice prcaident gets troubles were seen today for the LOS ANGELES (AP) — The after attempts to reach an out- week by Superior Court Jud^c been filed agivinst Charles M. "You don’t have to worry Now that museum wonts to buy ment at all levels. "It irtands or sedate cityrof Pasadena, site of of-court-settlement were, unsuc related to acU for whlrti they tired of hearing: , about Mr. Tlswell ever trying to several for permanent exhlbl- Interchujrch movement ns the falls together,” he said. He ex Known for quality workmanship.^ Alva P. Loiselle to: Manson and four members of the annual Rose Bowl football cessful. Members of the school are under indictment. "Often a bridesmaid—never plnch you, Marilyn. He’s too tlori.” H National Council of Churches pressed hope the merting would Jane , Schools LaBreck from his hlpple-type "family" in con game, has be^n placed under board had offered to Institute an . "It is diabolic that persons un the bride.” ] cautious. He quit dicing that the met to try to shape a new help set neW directions. Estimates at your request Calvin J. LaBreck, both of Ver nection with t)ie death of hair court order to submit a plan by integration program within two der Indictment^could Iw permit "H e’s the kind of guy who al day they put tils name up on the C3ur.se for the future. A slate of officers and mem non, on grounds of desertion. -stylist Jay Sebring, slain with Feb. 18 for complete racial de years but thfe Justice Depart ted to profiteer from their own ways gets the second beat job, The movement ” ls threatened bers elected Monday night to ment said it wanted action soon- She was awarded custody of actress Sharon Tate and three segregation of its schools. alleged evil acts.” the second best secretary, the ' ” He does look awful busy—the by a kind of undeclared ero key committee posts included STYLE CRAFT Furthermore, U.S. District three minor children. others at her mansion last Au W e d d in g Vivian Auclalr from Nicholas office with the second best ■view. way he always carries two sion,” said Dr. Edwin Espy, the more Negroes. Court. Judge Manuel L. Real di The case was one of seven gust. In another development Tues Auclalr, both of Manchester, on Even hU» season football'tickets briefcases when he leaves tjie council’s general secretary. Thj Rev. Dr. David Hunter, rected Tuesday that the plan which have been brought by the day. a judge rejected a motion are on the 45-yard line.’’ His report came at the open the council’s deputy general John V. Panclera, Owner grounds of intolerable cruelty. In addition to Manson, 35, the office for home. But he just Totten • McCluskey ■ i O . A H O M WoMfH WHO iM o K fj must be In full effect by the Justice Department against to dismiss charges against Mrs, •fH H U affATiH NUMBiK Of ing Monday night of a five-day secretary, told- a preliminary He was granted custody of five action by Sebring’s parents and “ The boas was tletf up, sir, so parks them overnight in a lock AfU A start of the next school year in schools outside the Deep South. Kasabian luid said a doite for ..they referred me.to you.” •Miss Mary Jame McCluskey BABltB WHO WlIgH Llii T h a H TmC- ^meeting of the council’s policy meeting here the council may mlribr children. business associates filed in Su er in the train terminal, and ROUTE 83— VERNON, CX)NN. September. In the course of the trial, gov her trial would be set Feb. 9. ” I hear his son was just elect- picks them up again on his wSy of Mllllnocket, Maine, and NOAMAl. Ay/tRAtt. making general board. be “ committing financial sui ernment attorney Charles . Ronald J. Coles of Ellington perior Court Tuesday names ns The court’s verbal ruling be Attorney Gary Fleischmnn ed vice president of his class in back to work in the morning.” Christopher Michael Totten of ■rhe board is made up of 250 cide,” by electing more blacks from Sandra’ Boothby Coles of defendants Susan Denise Atkins, ttUneflofendedf#kee
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66 da^s- and, amiulngly school every 26 days. A kind, ascetic man who , L.A.’s Cardinal McIntyre ipoke with a lisp, Cardinal Mc Equivalent to a Pay Raise Intyre was revered by clergy Paul F. PhllUps, after a try a u d laity alike until mld-1964. over II three-year span which In painting and ropalrs $2.44, sew EXERCISE CLASS for CLEVELAND, OJilo (AP) -- in 1917 and became presidei.l in lly JOHN ClINNIFF But Catholics, caught up in cluded two elections, finally has AP Business Analyst ing and mending $1.79 and Retires; An Archconservative Holdu]) Trial Npurn End "When George speaks, we nil 1929. Pope John's revolution, split on made tt. ■ growing food or canning and HEALTH ami BEAUTY . . By FATBIflK O’KEEFF. chancellor of the huge arch Hielr cardinal that year. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) listen," President Dwight D. Ei H.inna properties went into NEW YORK (AP) With In- nal in 1963, McIntyre said: "The I.Aat night, he was appointed freezing $1.08. .. .learn to relax and relieve tension AHiMM-litUHl Writer diocese of New York—a tremen Cardinal McIntyre was as- The state has almost completed senhower once remarked. the National Steel and Consoli Holy Father is not honoring me a town constable by the Board tiation wearing holes in the fab The relatively well-to-do tend . . . acquire energy, overcome fatigue dous job for a priest only or —it is honoring the City of the HHlled bitterly-even by some its case') in . the trial of Alfred He was talking about George dation Coal organizations. VATICAN CITY (AP) -1 of Directors. He succeeds Jo ric of the pocketbook, it’s nice to purchase such goods and dained two years. There he Angels.’^ segments of the Catholic press J. Therrlcn, 22, of Hartfor)!, M. Humphrey, his secretary of Humphrey was instrumental Jam es Francis "Cardinal Mc seph Macaione, who was elect Conn. , to know that your net income is services; the less well off tend founded an archdtocesan bank Cardinal McIntyre was not a —for his long silence on the ra the treasury froth 195S to 1957. in .organizlhj the National Steel to use their own services, Uius ;;; ed to the post in November and Thcrrlen is charged with the whaf yoga can do for you Intyre, known as the nrchcon- that lent parishes money at two priest in the usual pastoral cial question. Humphrey, the undisputed Corp. in 1929 and the Pittsburgh really the equivalent of much saving their money and making resigned in December. Both holdup and murder of Mrs. more than is indicated by your sorvatlve o( the American Ro per cent Interest. sense. Some of his priests spoke The cardinal’s critics conced domestic .strong man in the Ei Consolidation Coal Co. a few their small Income relatively BOWERS SCHOOL, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2eth ed that nowhere in his arch are Democrats. Pasquale L. Naloll of Framing paycheck. Fifty per cent, in BEGINNEIRS 8 :S0 P.M. • INTERMEDIATE 7 :30 P.M. Ideal tor Men man Catholic hierarchy because For the next 25 years, he lived cf him irreverently as “The senhower cabinet, died Tuesday years later. much larger. and Women of diocese was segregation prac Phillips, of 890 Main St., had ham III her market in 1967. night at University Hospital. He He was a prime mover in the some instances. Reglstraition January 2«th at 7:(» and 8:00 P.M. of feuds with liberal nuns and In the cardinal’s residence at Bookkeeper.” Others, partlcu- run for constable In 1966 and Police arrested Therrlen in The ’’equivalent” comes to The Negro family, for exam (Note: Registration is half hour before each clase) AU Agee. 462 Madison Ave. He went to loriy liberals, called him “a ticed, but they argued that his was 79. development of iivn ore fields in ple, Increased its Income by 82 priests, has retired as archbish voice should have been heard to again in 1969, He was defeated Connecticut., after he alli^gedly you in goods and services pro 8 CLASSES ...... $12.00 PIcaae bring Ixis Angeles In 1948 as archbish brick and mortar priest.” tried to shoot two policemen Read Herald Advertisement^ He entered th e. hospital here l.jibr,idor. whlcli he considered per cent through nonmarket SmaU Mat op of Ix>8 Angeles, the Vatican And he did build a new parish morally Influence the communi both times. vided by your own unpaid activ announced today. op. His appointment last night trying to stop his car. last Aug. 27 after suffering ah his greatest business achieve production as compmred to 43 Shirley Banks — INSTRUCTORS — Irene Moore church at the rate of one every ty at large. ities, such as {Minting and re- Pope Paul VI accepted the re When he was appointed cardi apparent heat stroke. He re ment. paii's you do around the house per cent for the white family, turned to the hospital Dec. 27 according td the author’s cfilcu- signation of the 88-year-old car- Humphrey was a horse breed Instead of paying outside help to dlnal for reasons of age. The and wtas admitted to the cardiac er and maintained a strong In- Heads Appeal t o the job. hitlons. unit. The slgnlflcane of the study is cardinal had served his aroh- ■tercvt in lumtlng. Such activities, tor reasons diooese for eight years longer A gifted businessman, Hum broad, but some of tlie more ob After resigning his cabinet Mrs. Walter Schardt of 31 unknown, have never been tak than the recommended retire NI phrey In 1953 gave up a reported post. Humphrey became chair- Eastland Dr. has been named en into account when assessing vious effects relate to: WE HAVE ADDED MORE SHOES FOR Extra Saving! Extra Values! Store-Wide annual income of more than ment age of 76 which had been miui of National Steel, holding cliairman for the 1970 Heart a family’s eco::omic condition. —The Gross National Prod- $300,000 to take the $22,500-a- fixed by Pope Paul VI. that post until 1961. Week Appeal in Manchester, by But, any way you look at it, rct, or the total of all goods pro Vatican sources said that au year cabinet post.' At the time tlie Heart Fund Drive chairmiui, they constitute productive goods duced and services rendered. WOMEN TO OUR «S.OO RACK he was chairman of the board of Survivors are his willow, two tomatically succeeding Cardinal James L.* .Beattie Jr. and servipes. Nonmarket activities a re utterly McIntyre as archbishop of the M. A. Hanna Co. of Cleveland, daughters, Mrs. Royal Firman ignored, and thus tend to give a Jr. and Mrs. John G. Butler, Heart Week will be observed A pioneei study released by archdiocese, one of the largest CiiMot then a leading iron ore, coal and false picture of an economy’s SHOES FOR as the high pdlnt of the month the institute lor Social Research in the United States, would be Great Lakes shipping firm. and a son. Gilbert. long Heart Fund campaign. Vdl- at Ann Arbor, Mich., estimates Size. The funeral will be private. A LEATHERS and PATENTS! Archbishop Timothy Manning, J anuary Clearance! Humphrey was an economic • DRESS unteers will call on their neigh that the average value of unpaid For example, the painting and formerly bishop of Fresno, Cal conservative and a firm believ public memorial servjce will be bors fropi Feb. 16 through 22. productivity is nearly $4,000, or renovating of the wealthy man’s er in a balanced national budg anrounced later. if., and now coadjutor bishop in Among Mrs. Schardt’s duUes roughly 50 per cent of the aver house, done with hired help, ^ 5PORT Los Angeles with the right of 2 et. In seeking to curb the expan will be that of recruiting a age family’s disposable income. goes into the GNP figures. ’The succession. sion of govem m ert spending, he m '' • group of area chairmen to coor ■’This changes the average same production by the pioorer A young California priest SAVINGS FOR MISSiESftLADmSF succeeded in arranging that no Vernon dinate the activities of the many i.imlly income from just over man using his own services is DISCONTINUED decisions on proposals for gov $e.oo.2 Pair «9.00 studying in Rome described volunteers taking part In the $8,000 to just over $12,000,” the ignored. STYLES! Archbishop Manning as "very !V1i8H<‘H' ItlouseK & ShirtH ernmental monetary outlays Tolland Youth i Heart Week drive. This year’s institute reports. ’’About 90 per —Measures of welfare needs capable and more moderate" I’ciniaiiciil press lahrics, many styles J 8 8 - 2 3 6 should be final until the Treas area captains will b e : William cent of tills increase,” it adds, may need a critical examination ury had taken a look at them. than Cardinal McIntyre. P le a d s G u ilty Brannick, 3 Hartland Rd.; Mrs. "is attributable to work done in for, as Seregeldln says, "the ad Among the outstanding issues M issi's' Sw«‘al«‘r V uI im' s . 3 He was displeased with Eisen Rudolph Gorsch, 436 E. Center the home.” dition of nonmarked Income to 2 8 8 0 hower’s budget in 1937 and said in which Cardinal McIntyre in Orion “ .acrylics. Cardigans, pullovers. JX In School Break St.; Atty. Josiah Lessner, 364 The study, by Ismail Abdel- disposable income reduces the volved himself was a dispute it should be reduced lest it lead W. Middle Tpke.; Michael Yaf- Hamid Slrageldln, and carrying degree of income Inequality.” SAVE UP TO *10.00 A over modernizing of nuns’ hab INylon Satinetle Panties to a setback In the national Charles Merrill, 20, of Merrow fee, 17C Downey Dr., and Atty. tile equally formidable title of As Seregeldln notes, “We re its. His battle with the Immacu Solid economy. Rd., Tolland, pleaded guilty to ■Victor I. Moses, 44 Cone St., all “Non-Market Components of gard the family unit as a techni late Heart Sisters of Los An Uriel or bikini. White & colors. Reg. 5(k 33* Stale ! Humphrey told a 1957 news breaking and entering with of Manchester. National Income,” took years of cal unit in which commodities geles raged for months and he conference that if massive gov criminal intent and injury to a Funds raised in the drive are research, so t'.ie income figures are produced, sold, or pur LEATHER AND VINYL finally lost when the Vatican ap Ladies' Quill Rohes ernment spending weren’t POU PARROTS public building in Superior used to support research educa used are for 1964. Since then chased.” proved new regpilatlons. The Kodel * I'iberrill. Assid, colors. Reg. 5.97 6.97. 4«« curbed, "you will have a Court yesterday. Merrill was ar tion and community service ac money has been inflated by Vatican’s new guidelines al depression that will curl your [OR CHILDREN rested Dec. 8 in connection with tivities of the Heart Association about 20 per cent. lowed sisters to raise hemlines, Natural Look Urepeset Bras C olum bia hair," BOOTS Hoover 8-Button CornwaU Electric a break at Rockville High of GreiUer Hartford, the only The study documents what Now Pick It Up wear nylon stockings and higher Reg. 2.97 Lycra” back. .12-.18. A & B. J97 General Electric Deiplte his efforts to have School. He was accidentally shot voluntary healthy agency here many Americans have long Wliite. CHEMUNG, N.Y. (AP) — heels and modify their old Stereo L.Ps. federal outlays held down, there by a policeman in the building devoted exclusively to combat known, that enterprising low in •5.90 heavy headdress. Ladies' & Misses' Afiilon Panly Hose Snooz-Alarm" B len d er F ondue Set were business recessions in 1953 When George Knapp, 33, came E598 F698 but has recovered. His case was ting diseases of the heart and come families tend to spread 20 to 30% OFF Although the cardinal haul his 144 The New Look in Cooking! 0498 and 1957. continued for sentence on Feb. circulatory system, which af their income more effectively before him on a Uttering IU«. W lO M Reg. 1.99 4 sizes, choice o! many colors. Our Reg. 4.79 Our Reg. 24.88 charge, Chemung Town Justice critics, he was praised by Cath J > 9 4 5 4 4 [>94 On the ver^e of hi.o retirement 24. flict 27 million persons and are when pressed to make ends John Schamel decided to let the olics of many viewpoints for his Handbag Jamboree CHARGE from his cabinet post, Hum- David H. Flood, 24, of 97 responsible for more than half meet. Ask any farm family. punishment fit the crime. consistent endeavors to raiiw pnruy said a oeuer world situa Bissell St., Manchester, plead the deaths in this country. "For example," the repiort Reg. 3.97 - 4.97 Vinyls and Icalhers. many 2 8 8 IT! ' All Chicago Transit Authority featuring Knapxp was arrested for tear the standard of Catholic educa styles, lashioit’s ncwcsl handles. 1 9 . 8 8 1 7 . 8 8 tion would permit government ed guilty to four counts of ob states, “for families earning un tion in his archdiocese. 3 . 4 9 Chicago spending cuts. der $1,000 a year, nonmarket in ing up an insulated drinking cup ’ All Simon & (iarfunkle taining money under false pre Author Gets Advice and scattering the pieces. The cardinal, a native of New Ladies' 1 Size Streleh Hosiery ’ Walnut wood graiit stove, avogado porce "Some day,” he said, "the na tenses and four counts of come shows an increase of 284 \00f'/< • Repeat alarm wakes you. lets you doze, 'Touch a button to select the right speed. • All Bob Dylan Justice Schamel sentenced 1.,, York, will be 84 on June 26. seamless nylon, run guard at well. Use Hoover’s Instamatic feature for split lain enamel pot. Recipes artd lorks > All J.ohitny Cash tions of the world must arrive at forgery, charges on which he SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. per cent over money income, Cardinail McIntyre has been Limited colors and quantities. Reg. 79( 55* wakes you again. 30 per store, no rain- Knapp to policing an area of (Rt. checks. #7331 second blending #8960 iitcluded #525 I • All Laura Nyro some better and insured form of was arrested Jan. 7 in Coven (AP) — When Philip Roth, au whereas with families earning 17 near the hamlet, on both SHOES one of the leading conservatives Ladies' Vinyl Folding Slippers try. His case was continued for thor of the best-selling “Port over $15,000 the Increase is only ^'Fitting Is understanding which will make sides of the highway. Schamel in the American church and in Reg. to .97 Nuit-skid heels. Ballenttas. nail- 13 per cent.” eei MAIN n recent years has been Involved tt possible to reduce the large consolidation with charges in noy’s Complaint,” was slaying said he would supply burlap Our Business'* heads. h to I I 'A. 88* amounts of money and energy Hartford County. rccenUy at a writers’ and art Sirageldin concludes that bags in which Knapp could de- MANCHUTW in several headline-making con Save An Extra and resources now going into Robert L. Frazier, 19, of 6 ists’ retreat here, he received "people faced with constraints pjosit the refuse. troversies with liberal elements in their market activities strive GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT SAVDWJS1 Luxurious Matched Luggage] making things for killing.” Cherry St., Rockville, pleaded some personal advice. in his archdiocese. guilty to a substitute informa Roth was buying a pair of to improve their standards of On Christmas Eve, as the car EUsenhower was reported to living, or to maintain a decent 1^ * Featured in Kitifis’ Wine Plaid have asked Humphrey once if tion charging him with nreach slacks at a downtown store and dinal was officiating at mid Girls' Snowsuits of peace. He withdrew the in life, by increasing their nonmar American businessmen would paid for IS purchase with a night Mass in the affluent Wll- Reg. 7.97 - 14.97 Warm yet liglilweighl! 6 8 8 . J 2 * » nocent plea made In October to ket productive activities.” 20% off make sacrlfUces for world peace personal check. The owner shlre Boulevard district, a Some quilled suits. 3 -6x. 21-lneh a charge of hindering the ap And what are these? Seregel- group of 360 Mexlcan-Ameri- Our Reg. Low Prices on All and to have received this, reply: looked at the signature and din puts them into several ma 5 9 9 pearance of a witness. canp battled with police In' the Girls'Fake Furs ,/vo« Overnighter J “Nb, yve American business asked: "What business are you jor groups, including regular Reg. 12.97 - 17.97 Choice ol many tun lurs! U H o _ I V « « Frazier has already served vestibule. The Mexlcan-Ameri- Reg. 7.99 man believes in getting as much months in jail waiting for his in, Mr. Roth?” housework, pointing and re Sizes 3 - 6x. 7-14. U npainted as he can while the getting is "I’m a writer,” came the re pairs, growing own food and can Catholics were protesting 24” Weekender case to be disposed of, a length that the Church was not helping Girls' Ski Jackets Our Reg. good." of time which Public Defender ply. canning and freezing, and sew- enough In their fight against Reg. 7.97 - 12.97 Hooded, some pile lined, P g JJ O 3 0 F urniture 8.88 Bom in Cheboygan, \Hch., Donald Caldwell suggested was "You want some good advice, ing and mending. 10.99 poverty. some quill lined. 3-bx, 7-14. J " O March 8, 1890, he was graduated sufficient punishment. Frazier Mr. Roth?” said the owner seri Using a complex formula, In Our Inventory 26” Pullman from the University of Michigan was given a suspended jail sen ously. “Get out of the writing Seregeldln estimated that the The cardinal concluded the Girls' Winter Coats Our Reg. and the Michigan Law School. tence of one year with probation business. There’s no money in 1964 value of an hour sp>ent Mass by saying: “We are Reg. 17.57-26.97 Wool meltons, corduroys. $ | /I $ 01 Plus Floor Samples T349 10.49 He joined the M. A. Hanna Co. for two years. it.” - doing housework $1.31, ashamed of the participants Many styles. Plaids and solids. 3-6x, 7-14. x * “ (UM. and we recognize that their .iass-" • 4 Drawer Desk 29” Pullman A conduct was symbolic of the Girls'W inter Dresses • Boston Bookcase rabble that stood a t the foot of Reg. 4.97 - 8.97 Bunded Orion * acrylics. O • Storage Bench S'm - 13.991 the cross, shouting, "Ouclfy Prints, solids. 3-6x. 7-14. & • 2 Drawer Night Stand him !” ’ • 3 Drawer Chest Men's Suit Bag Cardinal McIntyre was as • 5 Drawer Chest 1 W3V»^DEPAKtiniW VAtO pi • 9 Drawer Chest 12.991 sailed In 1964 for his silence on • 2 Tier Record Cabinet the problems of Negp'oes. Th^ A .. ^Ladies'Dress Bagl Boys' & Jrs. Knit Shirts - HD' • Apothecary Chest Rev. William H. DuBay, then 'Book Cases: 36x30” . . . 27x36” 13.99 29, a white assistant pastor of Reg. 2 97 - 3.97 Long sleeves, crew, turtle . . . 36x36” ...48x30” ...48x36 an 80 per cent Negxxj' parish, and collars. 3-7, 8-18. N asked Pope Paul to remove the Boys'Outerwear
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Better Explanation Asked Dr. Leary Tlie defense maintained that Leary never made It to Mexico K On Nixon’s Welfare Plan Convicted On and therefore could not have Volimtai'y Busiitg ECHS Group imported the marijuana foiind WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi caped notice "but they are the in his daughter Susan’s posses BE dent Nixon needs to bring about heart of It.” ■1101 To Present Pot Charge sion. ” I think the administration Mexican customs officials better understanding of the has got to develop some method UNIFORMS Considered by HRG By RICHARD BEENE turned >back Leary and his party work-incentive portions of his Wilder Play AiMoclated Press Writer . of communicating what it is A new approach of educating children from Hartford of four and told them to return Welfare plan if Congress is to trying to do.” Byrnes said. By W hite Swon J LAREDO, Tex. (AP) — br. tlhe next day ^ter necessary in classrooms with Manchester child$’en was discussed The newly orgahlaed Eoat act favorably, one of his princi He said he I.hopes Nixon will V / Timothy Leary, convicted ' on forms had been completed, the make a further presentation of last night by the Human Relations Commission at its Catholic" High School Playvni federal marijuana charges pal House supporters says. def-nse said. The assessment came from his ideas and that the Depart meeting in the Municipal Building. ^ win preaent Thomton Wllderr’e Tuesday, has blasted tlic court The prosecution told the court Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wiscon ment of Labor will take a larger II SALE Frank Rizzo, commiasion ' ...... proc'eedlngs as "ahother escala that Leary had given Susan,. 18, "The Skin of Our Teeth” Fri sin, senior Republican on the role In promoting the plan in member, referred to . the plan nre available to students and tion of the war against the the marijuana and told her to day and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. House Ways and Means Com 0>ngress. a member of the League of young.” get rid of it. Returning to U.S. he suggested as “ volunteer re mittee which began closed-door Byrnes said the committee Women Voters will be asked to In the school auditorium. The He said he will appeal his con Customs from the Mexican side, consideration of the welfare pro will approve a version of the , gionalism” and "satellite e ^ - iu'housing'rec7mm em pubUc is invited. TIckete may viction for illegally transporting Leary learned Susan still had posals this week. Nixon proposals because ’’not to cation.” Under his proposal ilew datlons. be obtained from stiKlento aikl marijuana. the marijuana, the prosecution do so would be abandoning ev schools would be built In !Man- at the school office. They whl The former Harvard instruc said. There are indications the pro gram is having hard going. eryone to live with the present cheeter and other suburban also be a/vailable at the door. tor said he has been arrested But he did not declare it when system, which is a flop.” In a separate interview, com towns to educate Hartford chil The play was first present more than 14 times in the last checked at U.S. Customs and Byrnes said, he has arranged Manchester mittee chairman Wilbur D. dren with suburbah children ed in 1942, but lU theme 1m sUlI five years but found guilty only thus was guilty of Illegally Heads Society for the committee to hear from twice—both times in Laredo. transporting marijuana into this Mills, D-Ark.^ said he could not whose parents vyant them In Hospital Notes contemporary. Through the persons in charge of a pilot Antrobus family, the audience He was re-tried in U.S. Dis country, the government law Mrs. Eric Starr of 40 Green at this point describe the pro this type of school. The school work supplement plan operated gains insights into a chaotic trict Court here Monday and yers said. posal as “ either in good shape would j have certain percent Manor Rd. has been elected in New Jersey by the oiffic^of VISITINO HOUK8 world faced with extinction. Tuesday on charges of illegally Three partly-smoked marijua or bad shape.” , age ofk children from each com- Intenuedlate Care Semi* president of the Women’s Socie Economic Opportunity and from SimuRaneousVy set in the Stone transporting less than half an na clgarets were found in a "It has a lot of bugs in It,” mimlty. . Construction and private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Mills said. "It isn’t the first those running job training pro Age and a small twentieth- ounce of marijuana into this small silver box in Susan’s un ty of North United Methodist grams. operating cost would be shared 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- country via the International derclothing. She drew a probat Church. She succeeds Mrs. time we have received an ad by the towns Involved In the century New Jersey town, the "I think this will help correct 2 p.m ., and 4 p.m.‘8 p.m. action Involves the approax:h Bridge here on Dec. 22, 1965. ed five-year sentence. Donald Wltham. ministration proposal with bugs project. The new approach, Rlz- Pediatrics: Parents allowed the emphasis,” he said. of a glacier which threatens Leary, 49, was first convicted Defense attorneys rest'-d their Other officers elected are in it.” ZB said, would not replace Proj- any time except noon-2 p.m.; all life. in Miairch of 1966. The cas? came case without calling any wit Mrs. Richard Melster, vice A key feature of the propo-wl ’ ect Concern but coincide with others, 2 p.m.-8 p.U . to the court here again after the nesses. Leary said they did so president: Mrs. John Wilks, wou(d replace the present sys Crime Grant Okayed It. Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Subsequent acUen finds the tem of aid to dependent children U.S. Supreme Court overturned because "there was nothing to secretary; Mrs. Nicholas La- WASHINGTON ■ (AP) — The "Voters will continue to op 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Antrobus family fleeing an with a broader plan of a govem- that conviction. defend.” Penta, treasurer; Mrs. Scott office of Rep. John S. Mona- - pose building new schools if Intensive Care and Coronary Atlantic City convention for the ment-gtiaranteed minimum in 2 Leary said he is a candidate Leary left for Los Angeles Joslln, spiritual growth; Mrs. gan, D-Ctonn. einnounced Tues they feel busing Hartford chil Care: Inunedlate family only, safety of a boat fiUod with come for families. day that the federal Law En for the Democratic nomination Tuesday night, saying he had to Jack Stroup, key woman; and dren to Manchester is being anytime, limited to five mUi- animals. In the final act, - re Unemployed adults who bene forcement Assistance Adminis for governor of California. He confer with lawyers on a case Mrs. Russell Holmes, publicity. forced on them,” Rizza said. ntee. turning home after a war, Mr. fit would be required to register tration has approved a $252,000 said his wife, Ros'-mary,, will pending there. Two things would be ac Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m .- Antrobus darkly, derrlves the nm in his place if the conviction for work training or job refer grant to the Connecticut Plan complished by the "volunteer 12:45 p.m ., and 6:80 p.m.-8 strength to go on “ from the "wipes me out.” rals. There would be a variety ning Committee on Criminal p.m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and sight of people in their misery.” New Headmaster of incentives for them to accept AdminlstraUon. busing” he said. It would re T h e all-Mexican-American He’s in ‘Fine Shape lieve .some of the crowding In 8:80 p.m.-8 p.m. By ba'ving characters step out jury of four women and eight NEW YORK (AP)—R. Inslee jobs, including an exemption of The funds are Intended for WASHINGTON (AP) — After Manchester schools and provide Age Limits: 16'in maternity, of their roles to comment on the men took one hour and 21 min Clark Jr., who has been dean a substantial part of their earn programs that will improve the undergoing an operation for re subui^an education for Hart 12 In other areas, no limit in action, Wilder anticipated to utes to convict Leary. A packed moval of his gall bladder. Rep. of admissions at Yale Univer ings from any reduction in wel state’s "criminal justice system self-service. day’s experimental drama. fare payments, day care centers according to the priorities es ford children. courtroom of spectators ranging John S. Monagan is In "fine sity since 1965, will be .taking Manchester students in lead tablished by the comprehensive Several commission members from horsewives to hippie types shape.” an aide says. over as headmaster at the Hor for children and improved job The administration reminds ing roles are Michael Parker locating and referral services. state plan for the Improvement showed an interest in further heard the verdict. The operation was performed ace Mann School here on Sept. visitors that with constructioB and Miss Denise Doyon as Mr. Byrnes said these aspects of law enforcement,” according to exploring the possibilities of this, Leary remains free on $5,000 Monday at Bethesda Naval Hos 1, the school announced Tues under way, parking space Is and Mrs. Antrobus; Mias Anne the program have largely es- the announcement. type of education. Dr. Davldi L. Civic Orchestra Rehearses for First Concert Sunday bond. U.S. Dist. Judge Ben Con- pital. day. limited. Visitors afe asked In McDermott as Gladys Antrobus; Warren, commission chairman, bear with the hospital while the asked Rizza to write his pro Connecticut. Pikler has appeared as soloist with the Hart Miss Vanessa Hagenow as Sa parking problem exists. Charles R. Pikler of Norwich, violinist, rehearses with the Man bina; and Miss JuUet Jutras as posed plan, have It mimeo chester Civic Orchestra directed by Dr. Jack Heller. Pikler will ford Symphony Orchestra and the Eastern Connecticut Sym graphed tor worksheets to be the fortune teller. The Patients Today: 277 phony Orchestra. The Manchester Civic Orchestra will pre used by the commission at its appear as guest soloist with the orchestra in a performance of other principal is James Dwyer the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto. The 18-year-old youth was the sent its first concert of the tenth season Sunday at 3:30 p.m. of East Hartford as Henry Brings You The Very Finest next meeting, Feb. 17. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Also at the meeting, Eric Sln- winner of a ctontest for string players last fall held by the or in Bailey Auditorium of Manchester High School. Tickets will be Antrobus. ^ • Mrs. Grace A. Anderson, Hart available at the door. Students from Manchester and East Hart In Good Things To Eat namon, chairman of the Youth ford; Leonard E. Anderson, 701 chestra. He was also a winner of the $1,000 Aetna Life Irisur- Other local students in the Pinehurst Commiasion, and Robert J. Di- ance competition. He is presently studying with Bronislaw ford will be admitted free. oast are Miss Denise Donovan, Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Irene Bates, PROPORTIONED FIT FOR PETITES — MISSES — WOMEN! David Berube, Miss Noreen Cul- Open Thurs. & Fri. 9 — at 8 A.M. Thurs., Fri. gan, an adult advsor of the Storrs; Hope M. Blette, 33 Birch Gimpel, internationally known violinist, at the University of ~ leton, Timothy Herllhy, Dennis Plus LOW PRICES! group, outlined the commis St.; Sylvio Clavette, 15K Forest and Saturday BOTH STYLES ARE COMPLETELY CAREFREE! The McDermott, John McNulty, Miss sion’s organization and plans. St.; Dorothy Cyr, E a'l Hart Taylor, Storrs; Emile Theriault, Uzleirtblo, 34 Northyiew Dr., Dr., Talcottvllle; Randall E. for Girls in Connecticut. other board members are Miss Patricia Naktenis, Miss Michele The 20-member Youth Com ford; Raymond Giguere, 28 89 Dart Hill Rd., Wapping; Mrs. South Windsor; Mrs. Joyce and Rhonda J. Brldgeman, 10 Rainbow Board style A. % sleeves, Peter Pan collar with Style B. The tuck W m ^11^ to h ^ . mission is studying air and wa Patricia Cartwright, Mrs. Har- Sitkus, and Miss Mary Ellen Croft Dr.; Edith J. Harris, East Claudia Thibeau, 151 Qak St-; Danforth, Hartford; Frederick Haynes St.; Alan A. Johnston, tucked bodice in petite sizes 6-12 A tucked trim b ^ c e and tab belt. ter pollution, narcotics addic Names Officers old Livingston, Mrs. Marshall Tierney. Along with Mel Sbriickland, Windsor Hill; Earl Hutchins, 85 Kenneth E. Tomezuk, 46 Nor- Dixon, Glastonbury; Mrs. Edna East Hartford; Mrs. Florence and misses’ sizes 10-16. * •• In misses sizes 12-18. tion, recreation facilities and Hodge, Mrs. Albion Severance. The director is James Quinn RICH'S FROON we take a bow___ Broad St.; Mrs. Edith Jucker, wood St.; Mrs. Anna Wlelgus, A. Lutz, 292 Woodland St.; Mrs. M. Whitman, 80 Broad St.; Campbell's other topics to make recommen Mrs. Paul Taylor of Vernon Barbara Finnegan, Mrs. of the English department, and ALSO HALF SIZES 141/2-221/2—« 1 1 477 Nevers Rd., Wapplng; Rob- When we hear cuatomers re dations to the town’s Board of 25 Park St.; Kenneth A. Yaco- Judith W. Krutt, 109 Elizabeth Mrs- (Sertrude Ingraham, 4 been re-elected mother ad- Rychid Didan Mrs Theodore lighting was designed by Rob- COFFEE mark that we seU the fineflt ' BOTH STYLES ARE COMPLETELY CAREFREE Directors. The age range of the erta-Anne Kaminski, 121 Birch no. South St.. Coventry. Dr.; Michael Russell. 696 Wood- Strong St.; Domenlc Beilis, 366 of Manchester Assembly, Mather, Dr. W. Howard Bald- ert Prlnz of the mathemaUcs de- eggs at ttie lowieet price.. . . Youth Commission is from jun Hill Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Carolyn BIR’THS YESTEIRDAY: A bridge St.; George W. Fortin, Hartford Rd. Order of Rainbow for Girls, by Chester M. Ferris, Ruchid pailment. Photography for the Kem, 296A Green Rd-; Ralph TOMATO Again this week we feature ior high.^ school to college level. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron- 12 Birch Rd., Wapping; William Also, Mrs. Donald Welti and members of the 1970 advisory and ’Theodore Mather. series of slides of world news RICH Members have to be town res Lanzano, East Hartford; Mrs. aid Rail, East Hartford; a son J. Moran, Rt. 6, Andover, Rus- daughter, Ellington Ave., Rock- board. The new advisory board will tluat opens each act was done idents and under 21 years old. Carol J. LaRoe, East Hartford. to Mr. and Mrs. James Mum- sell Pratt, 61 Cambridge St-; ville; Mrs. Mary J. Glade and other officers are Harold Llv- be installed by Mrs. Jobes in by the ECHS Photography Club, STRICKLAND FARMS Isadore Radding, Human Re Also, Mrs. Ina M. Lynn, 45 ing, 44 Garden St.; a daughter Sheila J. Rowe, 56 George Dr., son, 190 Blue Ridge Dr.; Mrs. ingston, secretary; Albion Sev- closed ceremonies Monday, under th e. supervision of John SOUP CAN Pearl St.; Mrs. Mabel J. New to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Rockville. Robert Hyde and son. East erence, treasurer; and Paul Jan. 26, at 7 p.m. at the Long, adviser and member of GRADE A A lations (Commission member, J 1 7 made two suggestions which comb, 25 Eastfl'eld St.; Herbert Baker, 43 Lyndale St. Also, Harold Lisk, Box 204, Hartford; Mrs. Joseph Albert Taylor, chairman. Masonic Temple. Manchester the English department. were accepted for speakers for W. Smith, 45 Cornell St.; Rich DISCHARGED YEISTTER- Tolland; Mrs. Marie G. Pain- and son, 22 Philip Rd.; Mrs. Members of the advisory Assembly will conduct an Inlti- -- Campbell's Chicken Noodle L a r 9 » W h H » SPECIAL WEEKEND future meetings. An educator ard Soucy, 129 Benedict Dr., DAY; Aime B. Breton, Broad chaud, 55 Grove St.; Michael A. Raymond Roy and daughter, board, were appointed Monday ation and business meeting at- Colorado, the eighth largest or Vegetable Soup J cans ^ 1 .0 0 from the school system will be Wapplng; Mrs. Leora Steln- Brook; Mrs. Virginia A. Smith, Aude, 15 Kanter Dr., Vernon; 109 Holl St.; Mrs. John Long- by Mrs. Arthur Jobes, supreme ter the installation. Refresh- state, has an area of 104,347 POPULAR NEW Invited to speak on books that meyer, 38 Maple St.; Jean East Hartford; Mrs. Helen C. Christopher Soares, 141 Hartl din and daughter, Glastonbury, inspector of Order of Rainbow ments will be served. square miles. PINEHURST FOODS KABUKI FOR LUNCMES TUNA Holid white EGGS SNACKS MERRY KITCHEN SCHOOL...... OFFICE Roast Beef Hash • Cans NABISCO Umit doz. 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large head 4 b i b o x 29c HOUSE & HALE MAIN ST. OPE N THURS. TILL 9 P.M. Come to PINEHURST tor the ifinest Ground mieats Af Round Ground . . . Ohuck Ground . . . 3 In 1 blend and keep one of ibtveae meat loaves Plnehursf in your freezer for emergencies. FresMy Ground B«ef, Veal il H A i I I Comer Main and Turnpike P i n e a l # r s # GROCERY, ■/ / 94S MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER y Today—As Always—Famous For Fine Meats AMPLE PARKING 4 i. . 1 ■ c V >■' / ^ y V, \ ■ ' i , ^ V ' / ■ • V : \ . \ •< \ i • \ 1 ; y ' -\ ■ \ . '■ '/ V v'" ■ _ ■' r\ , : ■ ' \ V . , -A ■ \ . ’ ■ A ' V ■\ , . U 'A , ’ \ v . ' V ■> V . ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 . \ ’ PAGE TWENTY-ONB PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1070 ■ closed to traffic Indefinitely, the Fed,FDIG T ollnnil No Consensus Develops Wind Causes state police said. Court Cases The Yancey carried a crew of DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! 25 officers and 225 enlisted men. MALE ASSEMBLERS ’62 Dump Truck Retired Okay Hike In CIRCUIT 12 Navy Ship To One of the N avy's 12 attack AND Widened Cottage St. Key cargo ships, the Yancey is 435 KOCKVIIXE JtESSION LEAN, tiNDER S-7 lb. Avg. feet Ioq|f and displaces 14,000 Interest Rate After Failure of Engine r BRAZING OPERATORS Probation was revoked, yes- Slice Bridge tons. ' y ' For Aircraft Part*. To Downtown Renewal Ideas It was not the first time a ship WASHINGTON (AI>) In a terday tn Circuit Court when The town’s 1962 dump truck uHkembled and. catalogued for VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) has put the bridge out of com- . A. PATTEN CO. move to put more money Into Edward Nielsen, 18, of Vernon haa been retired from aervice, future use. They are then u«ed SMOKED — kTlgld winds giisting to 50 ml.sston. In past years the circulation lor the hard-hlUhous- r'nrrlen Anlj, was nreHentml nn “ fter tee engine failed last again by people who might not Several new alternatives added stories for a parking He said that he is equally con SOS WETHBBEIX 8T. fer Downtown Renewal all jarage or, he said, a separate cerned over the proposal for miles an hiair tore a Navy ship bridge has been struck by two MANCHESTER, CONN. Irg lnduslry, two federal agen- .. • f , x x week, according to Highway olhcrwlse be able to afford eies have cleared the way for ^***^®® Nielsen pleaded su,j(erlntendent Wlljlam Sevclk. glasses, knvoH tn a wiHpnpH anrl ex- street-level garage might be constructing the rest of Cottage from its anchorage and pushed barges and an LS'f'. One of the benefite, first shift, presontly working 60-hour week ' substantial Increases in the Innocent to breach of peace and The body of tee truck Is In Four ” “ new members were wel- SHOULDERS . . . .. , (Earlier accidents dislocated a tended Cottage St., to run constructed. The garage, he St,, to E. Center St., at town It through a bridge section of , ...... 640-0701 U.S. CHOICE complete section of the roadbed. nviximum interest rates banks .wilful Injury to personal proper- such poor condition, he told last corned into the club, John U.S. CHOICE BONELESS e.xpen.se. I from a ramp off Rt. 6 to E. the Chesapeake Bay Bridge The bridge-tunnel is 21 mlli^s can pay on savings deposits. ly, charges brought when he night's meeting of the Board of faimpbell, Walter UrofiCrofut, Rich- R IB S T E A K S Center St., by way of Madi- spaces. .-wc don t know what the Tunnel early today. No injuries long- — r - kj., Selectmen, that he recommends ard Butler and John DelFonti. /e 98( CLUB STEAKS son St were unveiled last ^ tWrcl alternate presented by .own’s financial picture will be were reported aboard the ship ______In addition to helping tfte was arrested at his naote®r's .Seven Voters Ueglnter COUNTRY STYLE LEAN, SHORT night ’’in the Municipal for redeveloping on- me ne.xt five or six years,”' or on the bridge. oousing Industry, Tuesday’s ac- home on Saturday, and these ^^e only thing it Is good for A total of seven new voters Building ' ^ ‘ Cottage St, he said. ” Our potential prob- A 5th Naval District spokes tIon by the Pedernl Reserve cases were con nue . sulvage, Sev.clk stated. were made during last night's S P A R E R IB S e 6 9 t RIBS of BEEF l b . i>>-0Qan».e/S Kir ira.i-ai-ri Spruco St., and between lems then may stack up as. man at Norfolk said the cargo Board and the Fedenil Deposit Probation officer Paul J. q-^e selectmen agreed to voter registration. Two register- ship Yancey sliced through the insurance Corporation was de- McGeary Insisted on pressing leayg tj,e disposal of tee truck ed with the Democrats, one Re GENUINE CHICKEN FRESH! GENUINE N.Y. consulting firm of Ray- ® project, he said, could be priority list, as the proposals bridge stern first, completely signed to bring commercial and the- third charge, violation Scvclk, a'nd Selectmen publican and four unaffillatcd. mond. May, Parish and Pine, combined with, or could later .be before us.” severing the two-lane road bed CONSTRUCTION SERVICES mutual savings banks into keen- probation im mediately, and this Robert Dumont will look Into School l.iincli OpciilngN BREASTS they were viewed and discussed ded-in with, the mall-concept Town Planner Erie Potter Revises Textbook and leaving a 150-foot gap in the or competition for the investor’s was granted by Judge Francis canceling the town’s insurance School lunch director Mrs. Chicken Legs b y Uie Board of Directors, by proposal. whether. In his opin- structure. - . dollar. Quinn after M cG eary recited a coverage on tee vehicle; ^ Evelyn Ostlen is seeking substl- D. Esta Oarini of 57 Moun- members of the Manchester Re- This alternate, he explained. ---- an Improved Cottage St. “ It literally went through the OF BOLTON The announcement was made ‘ *'® court appearances The new sand .spreader has tutes in the school lunch pro- development Agency (MRA), would be on 30 acres, would pro- might not become another com- tain Rd. is the senior author bridge.” the spokesman said. aKer a week of almost daily '’V Nielsen since July, arrived. First Selectman gram. Those Interested in the Chamber o f C om m er^ , and vide about 100 units of new ,„erclal area. of a textbook. "N eurological and Is thj only access meetings between the Fed the Nielsen will serve the 80 days Charles Thifault announced. It positions may contact her at the ‘ town agencies, and by depart- housing, but would provide • no , x, residents of Virginia’s Eastern FDiC and the Federal Home *" Cotutnunlty Correctional was mounted on tee newly high school. . ‘ 69 ment heads. new parking facilities, and "Manchester can absorb only Neurosurgical Nursing,” that ghore have with the rest of Vir- - ANNOUNCEMENT - 59 Loan Rank RonrH which Is cv. Center at Hartford, a sentence purchased truck yesterday in Committee to Kc|mrt Rybezyk is form er executive would require the relocation of “ ^^^tain ampunt of now busi- is being published in a revised ginla. To get to and from the P ’ cted to authorize higher rates •‘suspended over a year ago. He time for use on last night’s Frank Kalas, chairman of the director .of the M R A and is a loo households and five busi- replied. "I'm not sure offered for sale this Eastern Shore Peninsula while EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY WE WILL AGAIN ACCEPT ORDERS ter sivinls aid loin llsllil ‘h®" *>® t''‘®d by the court snowfall. town’s 250th Anniversary Com- F A M IL Y P A C former Manchester town plan- nesses. ^t. merchants conceived and for saving.s and loan as.socla- newest charges. Thifault is checking on wheth- mlttee, will call a meeting of UNCOOKED "«r - Rybezyk. in p re s ^ tin g the competi- ______elling through Maryland. FOR OUR QUALITY REMODELING SERVICES IN KEEPING WITH lions as well. er tee paid employes of tee the general committee .shortly initiated the book on the treat- In December, he had present- several alternate’pWs, referred hrTin accident occurred about OUR POLICY OF PROMPT SERVICE AND QUALITY WORKMAN ■ The Fed and FDIC boosted c Board of Recreation are to prepare a final report and SHRIMP ed...... sketches of a proposal • •for again and again t(/an ^ improved Potter------said that----- the final dei diseases or other disorders of " ‘..... wo...... miles. ffom ...... the...... bridge's ter- SHIP, IT WAS NECESSARY FOR US TO CURTAIL THE AMOUNT the muximum rates on bank t~i I 'l f ii * covered by town insurance. Du- make a decision on the distri- MEDIUM filZK PO RK “5'End" redeveloping only that porUon o f and extended C qtk ge St. as the cis.ons would bo up to the Town nervnns sister, Qin^e it Virginia Beach savings deposits from 4 to 4\ii sor. a gf e ^ ^ mont aerreed to check on per- button of funds remaining; in the per cent, the first change since P®“'‘ charps of injury or liability coverage If a treasury. Downtown Main St. north of ^ .tuTplans, He said Planning Commission, "in or- " , k I o l OF WORK WE ACCEPTED Birch St. Hie proposal received of/'fte cost, in all of der to protect the existing en- hvlhp^c*”v Mnshv Unofficial sources said that Nov. 24, 1964. [‘3“ <*«■ private citizen donates tee use The report of the committee 5 CHOPS less than m enthusiastic plans./^ould be for im- vironment, and to control busi- . / / develnred it Virginia General Ass:mblyman To All Homeowners Who Were Unable To Secure Our Services On single maturity time de- liquor to minors. j^jg property for a sliding responsible for the 1965 celebra- re,pon.^ and he was asked to , , , expansion.” fK-e r e v f s Z , posits of less tiuin $100 000 tee Eugene Demers. 32, of 139 area to the Board of Recreation. Hon will then be presented to a b e s t bring in alternates— for other f. ^ ‘ . through five revisions. shoro h«<« thp Nnw to Please Give Us Another Call For All Types of Remodeling two agencies auteorized banks Ro®>^vllle, was or- Thifault and Sanitary Inspec- town meeting for approval, ,6 9 CENTER sections and for the length of gecZl the’ federal funds discussion chief of nursing services for emergenev transp^rta- to pay 5Vi per cent Interest on rearrested on a charge of tor Leon Dwlre will attend a Members of tee anniversary 5 CUT Main St. fraudulent issue of a check special tour of the Rockville general committee are Knlas, re sl rv e d plsafs wdth the tion for persons wishing to^l^^s one-year securities and 544 per REC ROOMS-ROOM ADDITIONS when he failed to appear in Aquaduct Co.’s new filtration bis wife Barbara, Donald Mor- After viewing those alternates Im W lo M rmimoT*'^ nM Health for the last 12 years, Dr. the’ tay*''wwi; ■the''’brJdg”e U cent on two-year securities. A 5 last night, acUng MRA chair- ways on an improved and ex- Carini's book deals with the closed court. Bond was set at i$500. facilities Monday morning. ganson, Mrs. Carol Duncan, per cent rate had previously man Harlan Taylor was b,./«"°u 8:h to fit all of the pre-o- tended Cottage St., and what it diagnostic' study, evaluation, Kn,, imi, Frank Jaquith, 17, of 54 Dem- The selectmen reappointed Barbara Palm er and John PORK CHOPS COMET Cleanser MODERN KITCHENS - GARAGES been in effect. structed by Mayor N a t h a n / cost and accompHsh, treatment and nursing care of ^Lanlake A ’’.Alino- 71/ ..o,- lug St., Manchester, pleaded in- Dwlre for an additional two- Burokas. g /j per cent breaking and entering y®®*" ‘®*’"' ®® sanitary Inspector. Bulletin Board 'omnipndT^ion would fit that sum. MRA to patients with nervous system Bay from Virginia Beach on the REMEMBER: was set on time deposits of his agency s lecommendatlon vvoum fit teat s u ^ bring in its recommendations in diseases such as brain and mainland to tee southern tip of with criminal Intent The Guidance Department at WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB: PLUMBING, WIRING, HEATING $100,000 or more. The rate for (or no present a Dlarte tedera? meningitis, the Eastern Shore, was complet------— chairman of the Planning and Tolland High School will present . ‘ R E G S IZ E future meeting of the l^rd , ,P „ "P on®, am not ready to epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and ed in 1964 It consists of 12 miles such deposits left for six months ,j_„A f-,- nssieTiment Also Zoning Commission, requested ® special informational program 98 i DELICIOUS! BONELESS 14 OZ. ‘%‘^i"‘TH^®Mtba? te''tRA- te /k™ r Btech “ "PP«“- cerebral palsy. It focuses on the If concrete trestTe tu/tenni" SORRY BUT WE STILL ACCEPT WORK EAST OF THE RIVER ONLY to one year was Increased to 7 Innocenrand continued Selectmen fill the ‘°r parents of college - bound Taylor had said ^ tee _ , , . ,u “’c other directors feel tee role of tee nurse in preventing anchored by man-made islands, IN ORDER THAT WE MAY BEHER SERVE OUR MANY SATISFIED per cent, while those left a year P trinf who the aaaa at Hamm vacancy caused by tee re- students tomorrow night at 7:30 although it had viewed tee al- the town to pick up tee entire .^Id. "We all complications and helping tee and two bridges. It was or more will be eligible for the „ oo umh Manor signatlon of former chairman ‘be high school cafeteria, 2-25 tem ate plans bef^we last night, cost for im proving It the rest of PORK ROAST nanced by a J200 million bond CUSTOMERS highest rate. f Walter Beaton as soon as poa- ^he Conservation Commission had no recommdndaUon i^ady. tee way, to E. Center St. issue. The interest rate ter savings "a ’ *k^ ®‘*>'®’ '‘'be illness of another ”’®e‘ tomorrow night at WHOLE KERNEL CORN Chamber of.^mmerce presi- That cost to the town would 2 J ' " The Yancey had been an TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE and Joan associations is now 4% ' f fi member, plus the vacancy, is ®‘ ‘b® home of Chairman dent Phillip Harrison, on the be prohibitive, Rybezyk said. .v t-, i. **'^*'. Frohardt. chored on the western side of per cent on regular passbook intoxicating liquor or it difficult for the PZC ‘^y*® Thorpe. Anderson Rd. other hand, said teat his exec- He estimated it at ^,000 to " I me orioxe our me wmas ear- the bridge, but the winds ear- C A LL NOW accounts and 514 per cent on i j ‘*®‘*‘ ® quorum for Its meet- „ ------9 8 ‘ 16 0 Z . $ 1 utlve board did have a recom- $700,000 for construction and 2 " i " " r t a th rs h lp st U drTgTnft its certificates of deposit for a soe- Eines intposed in court yes- ingg willums explained. Manchester Evening Herald GREEN GIANT C A N S ^ ■ mendatibn to make. His .croup, utility costs alone, plus the eluded. There seems to be mix- Owens of Farmington, head oT a n / o V 2 500 S f terday included; Fllmont W. -rjjg selectmen agreed to ask Tolland correspondent Bette he said, had viewed the alter- cost of acquiring approximately ‘‘^^ctlon and emotion among the surgery department at tee bndge' and teen through the : ‘'*TT.e'^Sc°Uld Us diseussinn ® ' “‘® Democratic' Town Commit- Q"®*®®*®. tel, 875-2845. L E A ^ COOKED AND SLICED nate proposals Monday mom. 30 parcels ** concerned. Regardless of all University of ConnecUcut School g ^ CONSTRUCTION SERVICES wite th^Fed ind /e ^ RB ‘®® ® replacement ------6 ing. In the Chamber offices, and The federal government, ‘ “ e P'-oposals and tee estimated of Medicine. He is author or co- The ship, still under Its own - has ‘‘>® EHLBB to operating under tee influence for Beaton, a Democrat. ‘Fatigue’ Not ‘Anger’, was recommending a plan for Rybezyk explained, will not pay remerpber that„ author of 100 research papers on power, attempted to return to j “®'’®®"‘®"‘ of intoxicating liquor or drugs; williams also noted he in- ROAST OF BOLTON Reason He Left Dinner • COOKIES the entire length of Main St... joj. constructing a new street working with a possible such problems as brain injuries, ^be western side after the acci- I that the changes do not .signal James J. Dziadul, 23. of M ldiile tends to take action on PZC al- KEEBLER 14 OZ. R ED EEM ALL from Charter Oak St. to E. Cen- ingtg,„ng utilities. “That, federal grant, and anesthesiology and tumors. dent, but weather conditions j an easing of credit restraint. Rd., Ellington, $20, failure to ternates who have failed to at- TEL AVIV (AP) — Former vi < PECAN SANDIES ter St. Foreign Secretary George B E E F 98 by Itself, is not considered re- ^ P>^s- - forced Its skipper, Capt. Dean RAYMOND J. NEGRO. Pres. They are Intended, moreover, to grant one-half the highway; tend meetings, with tee select- BURRY’S 14 OZ. pect.' COUPONS WITH This proposal, Rybezyk ex- development,” he said. Only car, slips out of his Hong Kong H- Johnson of Curtis, Neb., to maintain tee flow of savings Bruce Cummings, 39, Tolland men agreeing “If they don’t Brown of Britain left a dinner DELICIOUS KRAKUS SCOOTER PIES plained last night, would cost an .. -.r.. icdcm l reauirements of suit and Italian shoes, puts on anchor. into commercial banks and Stage Rt., Tolland, $20, failure serve they should resign.” party at Foreign Minister Abba NBC 16 OZ. 1-55.00 PURCHASE! estim at:d $9 million, •Aith the housing units and o f re- his Japanese robe and Mexican The ship is expected to at- 6 4 9 - 9 4 0 8 thrift institutions to support to gp-ant right of way; Clifford Dumont recommended a bond Bban’s home early because he OREO COOKIES town providing $2- million and placement areas are fulfilled, is Canadians Are slippers and sips Brazil coffee tempt to make for a shore sta- housing and other essential fi- A. Bowles, 16, Boyer Rd., El- be placed on the assistant tax 'v®s tired, the Israeli Foreign Chopped tee federal government $7 mil SUNSHINE HYDE PARK a project considered redevelop- Worldly Men from English china at his Dan- tion sometime today, BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE—UP TO FIVE YEARS nancing requirements.’-' lington, $15, failure to drive In collector to protect the tax col- Minietry says. ASS'To COOKIES lion. ish desk while he takes his "The wind is still blowing like The action also will help “ pro- I'gh t lane and Dcr.'ald Bushnell, lector’s interests. He w ill speak Brown, deputy leader of the ment, he said. vi 11 OZ. SUPREME FOODS Rybezyh said that, since the CALGARY, Canada (AP) American pen to write his mem- hell.” the Navy spokesman said, ji vide tee small saver in commer- 40, Rt., 140, Ellington, $16, fol- to tax collector Earl Beebe and British Labor party, left without H AMi federal funds reserved for Man- niiestinns the ndvlsahlll. C algary Chamber o f Com- ber of Parliament to demand adding that where the Yancey li FREE ESTIMATES AND PLANNING SERVICE cial banks and thrift institutions lowing too closely. make a final recommendation his wife Sunday and other MAXWELL HOUS^ Chester total only $3.7 million, .in- uin r- Ha n "^erce defines a Canadian as a teat Ottawa must ■ V ■ ! I V V , \ '' f' V\ /'.vV; \ '■■"\'-v ■• i ^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,I MANCHES-TER, c o n n ., WEDNKSDAY, .JANUARY 21, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MNUARY 21, 1970 ly* by the member states. The only role of the federal govern Police Central Computer ment, is the six thouaaihd nflles AN EXCITING PARTY IDEA! Wetherell - Gaal of cIrcuitB leased, nt a reduced The engagement of Miss Elate Space Age Crimefighter rate, from the General Services Customer Ptek-Up BufteH. and Wetherell of Mancheater to Administration. Frederick M. Gaal of Bolton By RICK COOK Phoenix to Los .i^dgeles and my Messages for the LETS sys Home Deliver^ Buffets message would' be in Los An haa been announbed by her AMoclated Pre»» Writer tem are punched onto paper in Reody-to^Serve Containers! mother, Mra. Clarence R. Weth- geles way ahead of you." tape at the central outlet-entry PHOENIX, AriE. (AP) — A erell of 54 Pieaaant St. She la al- . ----- MaJ. Monscheln said the point Ih each state. At least For further Information caU ao the daughter of the late Clar computer in a Phoenix cloak- l e t S system was dreamed up once every five minutes the ence R. Wetherell. room is helping police all over in 1965 at a national meeUng of computer automatically "polls” g a r d e n g r o v e c a t e r e r s Infc Her fiance la the eon of Mra, each outlet-entry point to see if •49-5313 or •49-5314 Eva Gaal of Rankin, Pa., and »• “ " " w ; r . r ™ it has any traffic. Any messages the late Michael Gaal. fldently. patrol was selected as the na- are automatically read and Mlaa Wetherell la employed at The computer is the nerve (i^nal center because it had an routed to their destinations. Burtonla. Mr. Gaal la employed center for the Law Enforcement excellent communications unit. ”We use the tape becau.se it’s at Hamilton Standard Divlaion SHOP-RITE Teletype System (LETS) and original electro-mechanl- faster.” Monschein explained. of United Aircraft Corp.j Wlnd- SHOP-RITE ■m® the cloakroom is located in the jygtem filled a good-sized “No typist can keep up a rate of Bor Locka, and la head of the Arizona Highway Patrol’s com- room with teletypes and tape 100 words per minute for very 1969 VOLKSW AGEN F.M. Gaal Agency of Bolton. Bartlett Pear Halves4 1 Prune Juice WHY PAY AAORf ? 3 9 munlcatlon center. LETS is a punchers and readers. In No- long.” An August wedding la plan SHOP-RITE nationwide teletype system that vember of this year the entire ned. SHOP-RITE allows law enforcement officers gygtem was computerized. Now The system handles about d e l u x e s t a t io n w a g o n fiOc OFF LABEL Tom Meade, 30'-year-old Californian, re’axes in the cushiony purple velvet seat to send messages to each other. same volume of messages Is 10,000 messages a day of a po ^2 49 lice nature. Reports of crimes, • RADIO 20-H). box * of the car it took 7,000 man hours over 11 months to build. Messages from officers in each handled by one teletype- and a • b l u e -w h it e W inter Garden All Detergent descriptions of stolen vehicles, Tomato Paste ^ and wrecked it. The friend was state are routed through the refrigerator-sized computer con- • VINYL INTERIOR state’s central LETS office and goig reports on weather and road Judge Denies SHOP-RITE hospitalized but survived. conditions and a host of other y SHOP-RITE (BLUE LABEL) SHOP-RITE PEAS & DICED orV«^ SHOP-RITE He Builds His ^Dream Cars’ 'T was heart-broken. It from there to anywhere in the “Three or four years ago continental United States. when we were first putting in information is sent by the com Vegetable . seemed like the end of the puter from the people who have .00 Dismissal In S m all Peas and M ixed Cut In Italian Racing Capital earth. Until 1968, police departments the old system, we couldn’t af- it to the people who need It. “But it was the best thing that sent such messages in Morse ford a computer,” Monscheln city of 170,000. "But now autos could have happened, because it Code. said. “But technology has come "A report of a bank robbery Tate Killings Vegetables Green Beans By PATRICK O’KEEFE in Missouri can be sent to any 1195 Sw eet Peas Sliced Carrots Associated Press Writer are sweeping the world, espe- gave me the incentive to return “It was pretty slow," recalled so /ar so fast that by installing a LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Stock-Up daily the custom luxury cars.” to Europe and make my life Maj. J. W. Monscheln, the Ari- computer we actually save the state, or any 10 states or to all states,” Monscheln explained. Judge denied Tueaday motlona MODENA, Italy (AP) — Tom Meade said he gets hundreds building that kind of car. zona Highway Patrol’s commu- states about $1,600 a month over TED TRUDON, Inc. for diamiaaal of murder and con nications officer. “We might not the old system. In addition, we “It can include a description of Meade's dream car sits glisten- of inquiries from all over the “The key to learning thor- the subjects, their mode of trav VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE apiracy charges agalnat Linda world about cars people want oughly about building cars was get an urgent message off for save the Arizona Highway Pa- Kaaabian, one of aix peraona Sale! 8 ” * 1 ing in an autumn drizzle, a el, their direction of travel— built for them, but can’t fill all having no money,” Meade de- hours and we might not receive trol about $300 a month in paper TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVTLLE accuaed In the killlnga of ac- 2 2 package of power, precision and the orders. “I turn down the dared. “I couldn’t afford to a message for a couple of days, and tape.” anything that would help law of treaa Sharon Tate and alx Now you could hop a plane from The system is paid for entire ficers to apprehend them.” others. He also declined to set I Oc OFF LABEL ‘'^ o u bend low and slip behind largest pejxentage, including^ make a mistake.” DROAD/MEDIUM or FINE 1-lb. S | SHOP.RITE bail for her. pkgi. I the wheel, lying back in the 2° , ------An attorney for the 20-year- Penn Dutch Noodles why pay more? 3 Cold Power Giant Detergent cushiony purple velvet seat so old pregnemt blonde first asked SHOP-RITE 2-'b. sr SlICED CARROTS WHY PAY MORE? that your head isn’t much high- Customers he does accept cor- dlamlasal of counts involving WESSON OIL QT.-6 OZ. BTL, er than your feet. “People respond with him for weeks, the killings last Aug. 10 of Mr. Instant Idahoan Potatoes cm O t WHY PAY MORE? aren’t used to lying in a car," even months, until their cars and Mrs. Leno LaBieuica, mar SHOP-RITE (BLUE LAtEL) - 1V o i $ 1 says Meade, looking down at take final shape, ket owners, on grounds of in All Varieties Ragu Sauces you. “But it becomes relaxing, “The most important thing,” sufficient evidence. California Heavy Puree w h y PAY MORE? 4 «>'’» I especially on long trips.” says Meade, “is how much do Then the attorney, Gary But isn’t there a danger of you have to spend? Next, what Flelachman, asked dlamlasal of getting too relaxed and falling do you want to use the car for? all counts, sayizig ithe grand SHOP-RITE WHOLE or SLICED asleep? For the street? Or is practicall- Jury that returned the murder- SHOP-RITE SLICED WHOLE or SHOP-RITE “Not -with this car,” replies ty second to styling? What ex- conspiracy indictments was not Meade, a blond 30-year-old Cali- tras do you want? Tape deck? representative of the commu VAC-PAC CORN fomlan who has built 18 cars Radio? Electric windows? Air nity as a whole, and that It White mg^ over eight years in this Italian conditioner? was Influenced by what he auto racing capital. “Then we get down to color. calledan “Inundation” of pub He is probably right. The car different types of body mate- licity. PotatoeslO"’ has too much to keep you occu- rials, upholstery. Normally, I Superior Court Judge Malcom Beets pled. The sleek prototype took suggest the engine.” M. Lucas ordered that Mra. 7,000 manhours over 11 months ^he tell, ruggedly handsome Kaaabian remain in custody, to build. Meade originally want- . ,, , ^ 0 is still single, dress with trial date to be set^Feb. ed it for himself, but now has gg well, eats at the best restau- B- put a price of $35,000 on it. rants and makes the night-club Another defendant has said CALIFORNIA CHUCK ’"There are materials from 10 <;ircult. that all of those charged were "SHOP-RITE TOP QUALITY LEAN, TASTY" different countries here,” he ^ , members of a band of nomadic “and what we order is the ^Ine years ago. as a freelance hippie types, auid that some b^"'frriii“ e a ^ ‘ c^te^y'’’-s te ri J ^ e le ^ desl^gi^r in San F r^ - killed Miss Tate and four vlslt- POT ROAST from England, bearings from cisco, he enjoyed a similar high ora to her home Aug. 9 and Sweden and Germany, plastics life. But he wasn’t happy. He tlien killed the La Blancas the wanted to build his dream car, 2iext night to show they hadn’t SMOKED HAMS and tires from America. The power plant is a GTO- and couldn’t afford to do it in lost their nerve. WHY PAY MORE America. He worked his way to Mra. Kasablan’s attorney con HOT type 3,000 cc Ferrari racing en- Butt OR glne that will push the 14-foot “ ceded there was sufficient evi 8 5 * Norwegian freighter, then, after dence to hold his client for trial PORTION lb PORTION SWEET p r r to ^ to l9 0 m .p .h hitchhiking around a while. In the Tate case, but argued lb . CXNTiKSUCUor ■ FULL CUT ox with five forwardP* speeds 'anded in Modena, that although she accompanied Center phis reverse. Above your right He rode up to the Maserati others to the LaBlanca home FIRST CUT gm shoulder, on ttie low celling, are factory on a motorcycle, wear- she ran away and was not In REGULAR STYLE Roasts the controls normally located on sunglasses, long hair, a volved in the slayings. a dashboard—levers for lights, a battered U.S. Army Flelsehman said grand Jury Chuck Roast ,^ 49 ^ windshield wipers, electric win- Jacket and boots. Despite testimony indicated that Mra. "QUARTERbz/ CHICKEN PARTS"rs" dow, air conditioning. appearance, he recalled with Kasablan’s only direct connec Rib Roast tion was that she disposed of Breasts w,Uci ’The chassis stands Just 38 ^ smile, he was given a tour of FRESH CALIFORNIA a wallet belonging to one of WHY PAY MORE? Inches high at the cockpit. It is factory, the LaBlancaa, apparently on Brussel Sprouts Legs . 4 5 * ^ of hand-formed aluminum, and Under a rotting canvas in the SUNKIST NAVEL FROZEN direction from a co-defendant, SWEET is aerodynamically designed for ef U*® factory he found • Beef for Stew clan leader Charles Manson. WHY PAY MORE? Cubed Veal Steaks a minimum of air drag. All the '^*'® dreams”—Just California Carrots SHOP.RITE He said Mrs. Kaaabian had O r a n g e s FANCY car’s parts, says Meade, were body of a Maserati 360 SI. no choice but to go along to Beef Short Ribs Smoked or Pickled Tongues honed to “aircraft precision.” bought it for $400. Red Delicious Apples the LaBlanca home “unleaa she EXTRA FANCY Metule has leased a 2,500- “I was so excited. I was ready wanted her throat cut.’’ square-foot garage and has to pay $2,000.” More luck Flelachman said that there is Aniou Pears CRISPY JUICY lined up 16 full-time employes brought Meade a Ferrari engine no evidence that Mrs. Kaaabian VALUABLE CO UPO N i l l for a small factory. He would for $420 from a Corvette “did anything to harm anyone VALUABLE COUPON 12 49« Me Intosh Apples like to turn out about one cus- smashed up on France’s Le or went Inside either house” tom-made car a month. Mans racetracks. when the slayings occurred. In addition, Meade does a Uow on money, Meade found a ’The Judge, however, ruled fair-sized business rebuilding farmer who would let him build there was sufficient evidence to Toward the purchase of a Toward the purchase of a used Ferraris, Maseratis and the car in a bam stall and sleep hold her for trial, noting that 3c Off Label 1 -lb. S-oz. can of 1 -pt. 6 -ox. btl. of Lamborghlnls—all cars made in in the hayloft—rent free. “So I "she may have left (the Tate Frozen Food Dept. Modena—and in resurrecting Put my car between two cows scene) but she rejoined other ALL VARIETIES (EXCEPT SPARE RIBS) FREEZER QUEEN WHY PAY MORE? Joy Liquid antique Italian models. and got to work.” defendants.” The Juzige axlded A ja x 2-LB. Main Dishes 99 Ellios Pizza ' “People have always liked au- It took a year to complete, that testimony Indicated Mrs. POUNDCAKE ^ pa A ALL VARIETIES, GRAVY N' MEATS tomobiles,” said Meade, who Meade and his car went to San Kasablan disposed of bloody Cleanser Sara Lee 'pkT 59 Banquet 4 Dish Detergent uses his Innocent! Mlnlmlnor for Francisco, where a friend ran it clothing, knives and a gun by VAHLSINC.CIIINKLECUT PEAS/CORN/PEAS k CARROTS short hops in this north Italian over a cliff, landed it on a tree throwing them into a canyon. S-lb. 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O Q ( Spiced Ham . 7 9 ‘ Swiss Cheese VALUABLE COUPON Mtl'M VALUABLE COUPON SLICED TO ORDER PLAIN or VANILLA FROM TEXACO Photographer us; 1 0 ‘ Toward th* purchai* of Toward th* purchai* of Taylor's Pork Roll b. 6 9 ‘ Shop-Rite Yogurt a S-lb. bog of CHECK & COMPARE O f the Past SWEET or SALT MONEY SAVER o 6 it -oz. tub* of f 8 - 0 1 . n e w YORK (AP) — News H ea lth & B e a u f y / I f c f s Whipstix Butter I pkg. O h SLICED CARROTS SLICED BEETS photographer Erich Lessing Be A Texaco Retailer REGULAR * , Gold M e d a l GRAPEFRUIT WHITE POTATOES never alms his camera at fires, Gleem WHY PAY MORE? 100 Shop-Rite Margarine 0 »>■<■ 1 Flour Finast riots or accidents. Instead, he tablets I SECTIONS 16 021 ■ D O 7 i Finest V 16 oz travels the globe taking pictures Toothpaste Excedrin D e li D e p t. ______Coupon expiree Jonuory 24. 1970. 0 0 i (D W ITH TH IS Id Ellington — Wapping Rd. Coupon oxpkoD ionuory 24,1970. Coupon limtt: I por cuetomer. 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Coupon fOM at Get The Facts Now! electricity than others. ’The fam ony Shop-Bite Supermorhet (where ovoUoblo) ily of a highly-charged Briton 5 7 ‘ f^i59* ISO Sliitor Kd., New Britain 835 Waohlngton 8C., hugs him after the working day 73 «80 Wlndaor Ave., Wilson .Middletown, Conn. CA LL: D'AYS — Mr. Show. 568-9600. only U he remembers to knock on metal before coming home. Crisco Shortening >-a83c SAVE 15c } : // EVENINGS — Mr. BaM . 289-5824. “I always touch the metal fil ing cabinet at the office,” he W. n m m th. Riflrt t. LWt 0«MthUt RrkM Thra Suiif4n> JaMury 24, tSTO I. Brit Nt DADIf CAI E l Fiction Beckham — My main mother Nelluon — Out of the rocks BRI Non-FIctton CUP AND SAVE! Albers — The repair and rs' ■ lipholateiing of old furniture i /N. Alex — Black In blue; a study We reserve the of the Negro policeman right to limit Arnold — It’s a long way from Chester County quantities.. 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Limit one pkg pet more meat you can eat. Ebon — Reincarnation In the some 40 per cent. The Austrian 24. Limit one coupon per cus When we have a sale on twentieth century Post Office Depairtment an jar per coupon Cooked Haddock Fillets 85ik Felker — The power game ll'/ iiz pork, you’ll get only the nounced it will issue 34 stamps per customer tomer. Here's a perfect "busy day" main dish. Ferguson — How to make mo in the nine-month period from With this Pkl best of the lean center cut vies Peb. 2 to Oct. 8. In 1967, for ex pork chops—no end chops Cooked Flounder Fillets 85ik Field Horn Book reflections ample, Austria issued only 21 Coupon and a $5 purchase on children’s books and read With this Coupon and a $5 purchase —for the sale price. And Don’t forget Caterer's Kitchen cole slaw. 2 stamps. ing 2 l-WtAVN Some of the 1970 Austrian . I they'll be trimmed just as Fort — The pleasure seekers stamps will honor famous per closely as when they're Cooked Fish Cakes p^g 59° Gallagher — My life with Jac sonalities in its history. Others not on sale. Fish cakes and beans make hearty fare. queline Kennedy will mark the 26th anniversary Goldman — The autobiography of the Second Austrian Repub i t 6 9 ' of Nahum Goldman lic, the 300th anniversary of Leo Deep Sea Treat Hansberry — To be young, gift pold Franz University, the bi Pop this -in the oven for a few i ed and black centenary of Ludwig van Bee Helmer — The gun that made thoven's birth, .famous operet Golden Brown Smelts p k g 7 5 the twenties roar tas, hiking and mountaineering, Hlgham — Bayonets in the to mention a few. Maxi-man pork... rich in nutrition, high in flavor and low in price! streets The last stamp on its 1669 list Hinckley — Rails from the hailed Postage Stamp Day. Fea C oupon good C ou p on good t B u M W t e Coupon good thru Sat., Jan. 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We promise everyday low prices on fine quality has founded a "Club for the harness horse in racing history Vertlcally-Suried Loved ()nes." to win |1 million in stake mon Kirchhofer'a basic Idea, ac ey, appears on a new 10-cent cording to the February Issue of stamp Issue by New Zealand. Atlas, the magazine digest of The horse was purriiased in 1964 the world’s press. Is that “ man by U.S. interests wltlt»the condi must be buried vertically. He is tion that he be returned to New meant to stand for all-eternity, Zealand when his racing career or at any rate, for five years, is over, perhaps within the next before he turns to dust.” few mrmttis. The grave reformer believes that a person who has lived a ' South California's Salton Sea, straight, upright life will..not I formed when the freshwater F - t'' want to buckle d q ^ after - m . I 5 ,, ,,, death. 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SHOP CiPANU UNION hOP TMt Fanili She Packs fRESMtSI PRODUCE IN TOW ( 3 P O U N D S OR MORE GOLDEN RIPE ‘JA2h\llA SROMBUnF CUT FROIW GRAIN FED YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS EA. 4 Froth LB. Lean FOR RAGOUT OR m W 2 2 9 .OXTAILS ■A: 4 5 ' CHERRY 'COCKTAIL VALUABLE COUPONSi U*S. SoYwmnMit hisp«ct«d **SDptr Nlpfcl” OiNiity-liO PAT EOHumsMmiiiMMMMMMim **S«ptr-tight” QmlHy AMIIKA'S FAVOlin HEINZ ^Ay,fM lb Ketchup I SeH-Bostiag Hi lb wRh tkH coMpOM end pnrcbese of 55 or mart RIBS (Eicoff Htwis rteuietod by law) SNOW WHITE MRD COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24th 4 to 6 lbs. II, j 4 to 6 lbs. NYR TURKEYS Rib Side loin Side UMITLIMIT ONEO N i COUPON PERPE* CUSTOMER Quarter Pork Loin Sliced AuruBTor' Center Cut CENTER OViN READY A>P BRAND BONELESS AND PIU8BHRYH END CUT S N O R T CUT G R A D E A Top SirloiR or PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS CHOPS I, Hour 5 Bottom Rooiid WITH THIS COUPON cor R O M m n SIZB IS lbs. BREASTS COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24th 4 RttS OWY lb . S UWiR 22 lbs. lb. with wing UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOAAER OR LEGS Chicken Quarters with back With This Coupon and Purchase Of NRELEtS-fiENTER SLICES S u p e r - r i g h t b r a n d e rTH E PIECE 25' OFF GROUND MEAT SAU ANY SIZE PACKAGE 20-lb. bog SHENANDOAH — CORNISH FROZEN O Q C BOTTOM ROUND S w o rd fis h S te a ks w - "Supsr-RiqM" Bologna or Liverwurst 69 ,f. POTATOES WHh This Coupon and Purchase ol Ground Beef puslity COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24lh 8- 01. Jar Freeie Dried'Coifee PURE PORK LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER •*$tT MA rnFREE u WIENERvfiftPiKn WHISTLE"nniw uu mALL m smmMsMEAT WIENERSy t iw r w iiw wbn OR ROASTERS "Supsr-Right" SLICED MEATS C O R m B E E F MAXIM putlity Plain—Pickle & Sweet Pepper Loaf or B o lo g R i SUPER-RIGHT " " B-THRIFTY SKINLESS' PRICE WITH THIS C O U P O N -SI. S* PM m FRESH BONELESS BEEF fFIRST CUT Oscar Moyer .i^Fronks t99‘ Ground Chuck Sausage Moot ,t59' thick < COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24th. BEEF, VEAL, cut lim it o n e c o u p o n per c u s to m e r ■topw-niitr ■uiHr M O O l Lo o f M iX PORK “SaMr*RI|kt” REbiny nANKRIRTEIIS ”Super*Righi*' BRISKET L FOR SOUP—BONE IN 4 9 ,* Beef Short Ribs 75 ‘ Ground Round B«*f P la te B e e f With This Coupon and Purchase of EARLY MORN w SWIFT'S PREMIUM 3 » 9 9 * Package of 12 i miPlt S BIUF SUMPS |UV!ff61...sffOP At AiP ANJOU PEARS B EEF LIVER With This Coupon and Purchase of COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24th. W Two 12- 01. Pkgs: Instant Roisin/Spke LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER CELEBRFFTSUCED A&P BRAND FRESH U A H SW in PREMIUM GROUND CHUCK 7 9 ' SAUSAGE s :75 ' BOILED HAM BONELESS SWOT PREMTOM-LAEY MAPLE SLICED STEAKS HANDt-W HIP CHUCK FILLET 9 5 ' LINK SAUSAGE SWORDFISH NEPOO GRAND UNION FRIED CRISPY WHh This Coupon arid Purchase of TOPPING lb . 85o Ca n n e d H a m FISHFELLETS 5-lb. bag All Bebf Franks TRIPIE S BLUE STAMPS QlilCK-FROZEK YELLOW ONIONS WITH THIS coupon AW PVBCHASE Of COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. PKC. OF 100 O U l U B U LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER [ilitil Liptom T ea Bags container A A ^ ■ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. ONI COUPON HR CUSTOMit TRIPU S BlUf STAMPS With This Coupon and Purchase ol FRANCO-AMERICAN SPANISH S-lb. bag LIBBY'S jane PARKER 19BZ.il C c IDAHO POTATOES With This Coupon and Purchase of SpaghettiOs 6't,T95' D i l l V O K 0 ICED SPICED cake " 1 ^ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. 13-01. Pkg. Roof / Chickon UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER WELCH’S CHUNKT APPLESAUCE S d I M e Schrofft Pot Pies FROZEN FOOD SALE! COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. Tomato Juice 3!.»: 89* Musselman's “r47* Fruit Cocktail UMIT ONE COUPON Pit CUSTOMEI Cut Corn Kernels 0 ( ^ = 3 CHOCOUTE lANQUET— FROZEN— ROIL IN lAH Green Sweet Poos With This Coupon and Purchase of Hershey Syrup '»22‘ Beef Slices 2 !!^55* Stewed Tomirtoes One Ql. Jar-Floridn TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS Mixed Vegetables RAM RRAND MARSHMAUOW CITRUS SALAD With This Coupon and Purchase of Your COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24ih DEAL LABEL * * 12-01. pkg. Stouffor Pees 4 Slic^ Carrots Chofco 3 v . ^ 1 . 0 0 l im it o n e COUPON PI* CUSTOMER Pea Beans 2”» 69‘ Fluff 2".;^47' PRUNE JUICE Salisbury Steak ro u K N A II S e O MARURINE W ESSON OIL COUPON GOOO THRU SAT.. JAN. 24Ui. CHOiai UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER SANDWICH f lb. REGULAR DR FINE CORN OIL Green Sweet Pens 4 G5* GRAND UNIDN O re o Crem e COOKIES ';U 5 ‘ Fleischmenn’s pkg. 45< 1-lb TtIPlE S BLUE STAMPS REGULAR CDFFEE can SUNSHINE MARQARINE PeosACarrots 4 1 1 8 5 * MBRTMSMrS M b With This Coupon and Purchase of DR DRIP FRESH Any 3-lb. bag or Tray Pkg. of WELCH'S JAM DR IRIPU S BLUE SUMPS 3 ^ ^ 1 * 0 0 Krispy Seltines pkg. 3 6 * Blue Bonnet X .3 4 * Tomele Sauce 1 0 1 1 1 .0 0 CHICKEN NDDDLE WHh This Ceupen end Purchase ef APPLES One 14-ei. Can Reg. Lenten Polish COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. JAN. 24th. VALUABLE COUPON EXTRAOReiKARY VALUABLE COUPON SOUP SHAPE JEU V POUCELAIN FINE CHINA YOKB H OieE O UMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER CAMPBEU'S PLEDGE ’m r T B W M d a T lic EVERT ^ n m fE R K t i M a B M p M Thbaaiiee,^;^ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. UMIT ONI COUPON HR CUSTOMBI ! , Wertk 2 0 * PirriiBMel BORIS VM.IE THIS WEEK! WATCH FOR 2 BOKKSVALBETaiaVEEm I -/ INSTANT 12 -02. BONUS VALUE pkg. NESCAFE COFFEE DINNER i| 9 c FEATURES 4 S O U P ^ 4 9 n.. Rl U BBMHlWBpRIPwlk' S U l B Y rtica 19 BZ. EVERY WEEK! Sara Lee Paund Cake HII.PU S BIU! STJMPS w i m u , *A Uonwi Volwu FAST PAIN RELIEF reufou I " 1.29 PLATES 4 |i|.„ s place setting piece ‘ A bomjs volue p u n s A l i i l . WHh This Ceupen and Purchase of • RaapM Per Funily Accessory Piece PINE. GRAPEFRUIT/PINE. SEARROOK-GREEN lEANS MUSK A VaIM.tbn 8tt„ IfM. 24Hl With Evtry SSJt NrahiM 7 year opert stock guarantee He Patebme ReRBhei One Qt. Pf. Bottle-Deal LoIm I at regular price VelW tbiTM !! S i r % i ^ ANACIM DOLE J uiceSorange^ 7 9 ' P arsley P otatoes S POTATOES BUDS EYE PEAS AND MINUTEMAID ^ P D r tJRQOIT oaax,_ M C | Q Q FANTASTIK ORANGE JUICE 2 ;r. 5 5 lr CooKtNBAGS iSa. 4 >m< ’ 1 COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., JAN. 24th. MUSHROOMS 3 7 ' , UMIT ONf COUPON PKR CgSTOMKR Advanced All Fluffy All Mazie Moment Booeli-Nut MiautoMaii Chock Fall 0’ Nats Hair Color Baby Foods Oraazo Juice JANf PARKRII Lanadry Deterzent Laundry Daterzont Coffee HASALSPRAT . OA- PILLSBURY BY TONI QUICK FROZEN FRESHBAKE — KING SIZE STRAINED JUNIOR VICKSINEX- -^ 89' IPIPU S BlUl SUMPS 4 f ox. y o e 2lb.1 CREAM STYLE g 4/ , o . 0 Ke g T -A o x -g g e 6 ox. g ^ e 1 l2 ot.B O e box c«n 1.67 SPRATDEODOKANT 4^, C Q c l :- M 9 l*r» lari 'TT' c*n 1 can White Bread With This Coupon end Purchase of R ig h t G u a r d <«' 0 V Del Monte Corn IMIine Bread One Pkg. Creme Formula Earieked-Made wnk Ic t te n R ilk S I A n U N I O N pkg. a Q c 8 - 0 2 . MISS CLAIROL COl^G Lux Liquid DovaLiqaitf ConoN Swabs m COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. JAN. 24th. lOcOffUbel Sweet or m it B B < Detorzeat Dalorzaat EEILA 'trRQc buttermilli UMIT ONi COUPON H R CUSTOJACa lOc O F F 22 Of. 46« Laundry Detereent box Tampons Cold Power BDRDEN'S p n NANCY LTHN-NELTAWAY DEETILUE-SOUDUGHT TUNA 3 $ 10 0 COFFEE CAKE 'X'43' A r:TT715Tji£j NANCY LYNN JUMBO MINEETRONE LENTIL ' m 1-lk. TRIPU S BIU! SI»MPS 4 9 5 ' A n g e l F o o d C a k e S;59' WHh This Coupon and Purchase ef P rogresso Soups 4 NANCT LYNN-PINEAFPLE OR One 6- 01. Bottle el With This Coupon and Purchase ef REDIIDNET y| |.|k. 8 -0 2 . One Pint 11-eii. cent. LEMON PIE i* 49' P rogresso Beans 4 9 5 ' VICKS NYQUIL NANCY LYNN COUeON GOOD THeo s a t , j a m . *4M». BRAVO FLOOR WAX ILUEIONNET-DEALUIEL . UMIT ONI COUPON H* CUSTOMIB E n g lis h M u f fin s 1 53' COUPON GOOD THtU SAT., JAN. 24th MARGARINE ^ 2 9 ' LIMIT O N I COUPON PU CUSTOMM \kS?/(ro 0 0 0 O M O 0 O iv t'O JlQ iliQ i) 0 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. JAN. Z4t*i. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West — Triple-S Redemption Center, West Hartford, N. Main St. and Albany Avo., 825 E. Main St., Meriden Open Tues., Wed., Thurs, and Sat 9:00-5:30— Fri. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondays ■ J ...» \ \' % »• . ' y \' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARy 21, 1970 ■ PAGE TWRNTY-NINE Veryfine The Ensemble COUPON SAVINGS j|[[( PRUNE JUICE The Baby Has m a r k i t s PILLSBURY FLOUR COCKTAIL Been Named You can receive a ne\ Q t . t ' 5 29* Btls. With Coupon & Purchoto of $5.00 or moro excluding beer, wine & tobocco fey bok e a c h w e e k Popular Coupon expires ^Saturday, Jon. 24, 1970 Noble, MIohaol David, son of Melvin and Sharon Wurtz the Inquirer Lirnit One Coupon Per Customer NtYble, 118 McKee St., Apt. H. Manchester. He was bom Jan. A 14 Bit Mancheifter Memortal HospUiefl. Hla maitemal grandpar Coronet Floral COUPON SAVINGS ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wurtz, BoUvtlto. Kan. His pa ternal gtandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Noble, Agenda, Buy BOOK 1 PAPER Kan. He has a brother, Charles, 3. « Each week, The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist COUPON SAVINGS "COOKING Anaaldi, Aaron, son oY Andrew Jr. and KatheTlne Kuhl- you in the fine art of shopping. So why wear but those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking WITH TOWELS mann AnsaSdl, 61 Sherwood Circle, MancheElOer. He was bom and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. rABufeu^B Jsri- 1® s«l Manchester Meinori'aJ Hoapita!. His majtemoi SUSAN” KRAn MAYONNAISE grandmother is Mrs. Margaret KUHlmanri, 122 Lynese St., COOKBOOKS Jumbo Manchfeeter. His paternal gnandparenKs are MT. and MTs. An at 7 9 * Quart drew Ansatdl Sr., 81 Battiaba Rd., Mianchester. He has two and receive| Rolls I Jar blathers, Andrew, 7, and Adam, 3%; and a allBter, Amoree, 2. Main Street 7 ||e Capclet Around Town ...... at the Parkade 3 Two Big Sales! 39* Bldwell, Steven Nelson, son of Carle and Busan Scribner >. inro seen anything lihe the GUIDE TO With Coupon & Purchoso of $5.00 or moro Annual January Corset Sale Demonstration Tonight! For Smart Frames Stock Quotes Bidwell, 9 Seaman Oirefle, Manchester. He was bora Jan. 13 at GOOD excluding beer, wine & tobacco and White ‘ Good Sale are now Come see a Wig Demonstra See FOWLER OPTICIANS at SPAIN and STARKEL, Inc,, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ^““'7, "'7':,,5* , Uinstrated in tuM ceior. Popular Coupon expires Saturday, Jon. 24, 1970 going on at HOUSE and HALE, tion and Sale by professional the Parkade (King's section) for Rt. 83 Vemon Professional f a b u l o u s ’ 5 . COOKINGI Del Monte are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Scribner, Bdfogt, Maine. His patemei Limit One Coupon Per Customer Downtown Main St. Your beauticians tonight Jan. 21, 7-9 smart frames and contact Bldg, have the latest Electron grandmother is MTs. Dorothy Bidwell, 279 Oak St., Mianches AND chance to save on all the fa p.m. at VILLAGE LANTERN lenses. Prescriptions accurate ic Price Information equip Recipes selected J COUPON SAVINGS ter. Ho has a brottver, David, 4. Beauty Salon, Broad St. Big INDEX 9) *4 4 • <* mous name brand Items for ly filled by licensed opticians. ment. For Instant quotes from savings on all the latest styles! Open dally 9:30 . 9:30, Thurs- N. Y. American exchanges, OTC h o l d e r . , Whole Kernel Marchuk, Sheri Lyn, daugWter of Alec and Nancy Wyrus your home and yourself! Hurry in—open Thurs. till 9 p.m. d ^ till 9 p.m. Phone 649-8672. or mutual funds call 643-1105 Marchuk, 136 Greenwood Dr.. Manchester. She was bom Jan. Cream Style or COUPON SAVINGS Perk up house plants with a or 878-0769, 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matamal grandpar winter bath. Wipe leaves with a Anniversary Special Always pride a pie shell that FRE@ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wyrus, 69 Autumn Bt., Man sudsy sponge to get rid of SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, is going to be baked without a To scour a greasy sink, apply ■lb. $' chester. Her pateinpl grandmother Is Mrs. Sophie Marchuk, smoke, oily residues, then rinse 44 Oak Street, is celebrating filling. soap or detergent to a dry cloth si--^ v--:.-;!:::eej;oco .np .eta^ JEU-O CEUriN 76 Autumn St., Manchester. She has two brolhers, Gary, 11, under the shower. Don’t forget their 61st year in business. And or sponge, and scrub the sink— and Todd, 9. to sponge the plant containers, 1426 Kitchen Aid Dishwasher 38-50 to help celebrate, SCHULTZ is too. also dry. ’Then turn on the hot Brown, Theodore WlUiam, son of Joseph m and Elaf.ne offering a special anniversary BERNIE’S 'TV and A PPLI- water and rinse the grease Lavoie Brown, 163 Mertine Rd., Vemon. He was bom Jan. 16 White Velvet Wave Permanent ANDES at the Parkade is away, ' Top a simple-line dress Toyota Is Here 12 1.00 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents for only 111.86 . . . including featuring Kitchen Aid Dish Del Monte THE TOYOTA — a woman’s A With Coupon & P^chose of $5.00 or moro with a loose-fitting jacket L'Oreal Test Curls, Shampoo, washers — Built-in and Portable Pandora’s Box are Mr. M d Mrs. Willlaim Lavo4e, Old Saybrook. His paltemal for th a t en sem b le so car now on display at MORI- ONLY POPULAR excluding beer, wine & tobacco grandmo&ier Is Mrs. Julia Brown, Storrs. He has a brother, and Glamour Spray. Imagine I models are now on display in STOREWIDE CLEARANCE Popular Coupon expires Saturday, Jan. 24, 1970 necessary for the well- ARTY BROS, on Center St. BEANS Joseph 3%: and a sister, Marie, 5%. All that for only $11.86. So girls, new exciting decorator colors. now going on at PANDORA’S Limit One Coupon Per Customer rv, Ifroomcd look of today. No. From $1,836 delivery. See and French Style W 142G with pnoTO-ouiDE is visit SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA test drive one today. Once you See BERNIE’S Complete selec BOX, Bolton Notch Shopping GIVES COUPON SAVINGS Glade, David Bruce, son of Charles Jr. and M ary Fitz in Sizes 38-50 (bust 42- LON, Oak Street, Manchester, have a Toyota — you’ll never tion — open dally 9-9. Plaza. Discounts at 30 to 60 Cut Green Cut Wax patrick Glade, 190 Blue Ridge Dr., Manchester. Ho was bom 54). Size 40, 44 bust . . . and get in on this fantastic of let go. per cent off on all our regular Grand Champion Jan. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hosp'tal. His maternal grand 5% yards o f 45-inch. fering. I stock! Opdi Friday night till SEND 694 In coins for tach not- Quality Meats parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Lake Hupatcong, torn to Includa flrst-cln s nM lIlni. When there’s a frankfurter 9 p.m. 1-lb $ ' COUPON SAVINGS N.J. Hte paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mna. Charles See Barnett, Manoheater Choose young tender leaves leftover, slice and add to hot Burr Corner Plaza Glade Sr., Marlboro, N.J. He has two brothers, Charles, 10, Evenltir Herald, 1180 AVE. when you are adding spinach to After sudsing off and rinsing ^ OF AMKBICAS. NEW YOBK, canned pea soup. Quality Name and Gdenn, 9; and a sister, Linda, 0. H.T. IMM. a tossed green salad. those sturdy, leather-Ilke vinyl * « * .* New Policy popular Brand Foods Print Name, Addreit with ZIP Ice Cream Treats plastics used for h'r^lture up CODE, Stpla Number and Slia. LOGAN MILLS, Burr Comers Hyde, Adam Taggart, son of Robert Jr. and PaiUe Mc- Fairways Best Take the entire family to holstery and luggage, polish new discount policy will save if. Everyday Low Geary Hyde, 598 Burnside Ave., Blast Hartford. He was bom Send 50f, add 15f for Valentine party favors, can ROYAL ICE CREAM, Warren them by buffing them with a 50* OFF Jan. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- postage and handling for dles, doilies, cut outs, napkins you many dollars on your pur dry cloth. St. ’Treat everyone to one of Discount Prices parenllB are Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGeory, 16 Ridgewood Dr., . a copy of the Fall and chases of fabrics. Quality and EFFERDENT \ & Purchase of $5.00 or more Winter Basic fash io n. and tablecloths. Just everything ROYAL’S elegant finales, Spu- RockviHe. His paternal grandparents are Mir. and Mrs. Robert for Valentine’s Day is at PAIR- moni, Tortonl, Ice Cream service remain the same—only Oven Ready Fish" Dishes the prices are changed! Denture Hyde Sr., Blast Hartford. W AY on Main Street. Cakes, and Stenciled Slices. CAPTAIN MAC’S SEAFOOD, Plus...Valuable CROCKER Small Sounds good, doesn’t it? Visit 978 Sullivan Ave., South Wind CAKE MIXES Under A Spell Top Value Stamps Cleanser Popular Coupon expires Saturday, Jon. 24, 1970 Hickie Jr., Ronald William, son of Ronald Sr. and San Medium ROYAL today. sor now specializes in King Limit One Coupon Per Customer dra Relgienlus Hlckle, 705 Burnham S t. Eain Hartford. He Light, Airy, Lots of Y^low Visit SPELL OF BEAUTY at Size Fish ’n Chips . . . to take tyto bom Jan. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma- Exterior walls of rough sawn Burr Comers for expeert cut out. Also Baked Stuffed Shrimp COUPON SAVINGS ting, coloring and permanent 40 tablet , temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Relgienlus, siding create close communion and Lobster ready for you to Broad Brook. HlB paternal grandparewtls ore Mr. and Mrs. Aura in San Qemente Home The little cape that is between homes and attractive waving. A great sele^lon of pop Into the oven . . . plus a Stanley OtsDpowlcz, 710 Graham Rd., South Windsor. sure to be the mainstay wigs available too! Coll 649-2806 Jar LOS ANGELES (AP) — pat surroundings. large selection of fresh fish and v.\c\n n ’The Nixons found their deco of your wardrobe is hand- for your appointment. Nixon had only two major in rator through a friend. Cannell crocheted in thh lovely shell fish. Closed — Monday- Hi COUPON SAVINGS jJ, Alpert, Matthew Elliot, son of Joseph and Sheila Zelman structions for her interior deco decorated the home of their shell-stitch for that soft Free Wigs Tuesday - Wednesday — Opeh Alpert, 22 Philip Rd., Manchester. He was bom Jan. 16 at Harvey’s Discount Again! rator at the Western White West Coast attorney. look. No. 153 has crochet Get a fabulous Kanekalon Thursday - FYiday - Saturday — Manchester Meniorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents House—make It light and airy directions . . . Small, Me Miracle Wig FREE! Have a HARVEY’S at Burr Comers 10 ajn. to 7 p.m. HEINZ AMERICAN SOUPS are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zelman,Brighton, Mass. He has a sis The decorating staff met with dium and Large Sizes ex wig party. Call for further de features famous name dresses ter, Susan, 22 months. with lots of yellow, and don’t Mrs. Nixon last June, soon after clusive. RIGHT GUARDI make it too expensive. tails. FASHIONABLE WIGS, and sportswear at discount it is traditional for a good 4; the fam ily bought the Ule-roofed SEND sot In coins for nadi pat- 14 0 2 . $' “ FTlce was very definitely a 649-9190. prices . . . but right now you shampoo session to include a Mund, Benjamin Frank, son of FYank Jr. and Gwendolyn estate overlooking the blue Pa tim to Includo. " flrit-clait mallinf. lllnf. Family factor,” said Joseph K. Cannell, Anne Cabot, Mancheiter oan save again because B^R- stimulating scalp massage. In Ellis Mtaid, West St., Hebron. He was bom Jan. 16 at Man cific 60 miles south of Los An whose Los Angeles firm refurb Evenlnr Herald, 1180 AVE. Add some dried basil to toma V E Y ’S Is giving an addlUonal fact, the North India word chester Memor'al Hospital. His materaaJI grandparents are geles. OF AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK. Deodorant 5 ' 1 . 0 0 ished the Nixons’ Spanlsh-style N.Y. 1WS6. to Juice and let stand in the re dlscounit during Winter Qear- meaning “ to press" Is champ- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth EJUla, Gilead St., Hebron, His paternal "Mrs. Nixon told m e: ‘I ’d like With This Coupon Only home at San Clemente. Print Noma, Addreti witli ZIP frigerator overnight; strain and ance Sales. Open dally till 9 ira, from which the Anglicised gmnflperents are Mr. and Mrs. Prank R. Mtmd, Marlborough. to have it light and airy and CODE and Spin Numbtr. Populor/Coupon expires Saturday, Jon. 24, 1970 Cannell presented the first serve Icy-cold. P-m. word shampoo Is derived. He has a brother, ChriEttopher, 3%. fresh and colorful. I like things Limit One Coupon Per Customer glimpses of the home’s Interior Send 50f, add 15f for 4i # * « -*) that are gay, and this will be an postage and handling for Sproy Monday in a slide show for Starrett Jr., Ronald Edward, son of Ronald Sr. and informal house,’ ” said Cannell. a copy o f the Fall and COUPON SAVINGS M home furnishings dealers at the ,, , . , Brenda Perry SItorreftt, 89C Sycamore Lane, Mianchester. He preference wea for country Winter ALBUM. IM P O R T iB Los Angeles Home Furnishings ______was bom Jon. 18 at Mlanchei9ter Memorial Hospital. His mater FYench style furniture. EARLY AMERICAN . . -. Yastnr- mart. yur’t dntlpii for today's docorl nal grrandparents are Mr. end Mrs. RUben Perry, Addison, Pittam plocit; diractions far 12. C O U PO N s a v i n g s Yellow, orange and gold are ’The President didn’t express OIMUIHI^SPRIMG Maine. HlS patemOI grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David aiOO-SOC, add 1st for polUio splashed throughout most of the a preference. ind handllindlint. Cutex Starrett Sr., 26 Femdale Dr., 'M)ancheM;er. living areas, accented with "E very now and then he green. The only nonyellow room would come In and Icok at PEANUT BUHER Welti, Dayna Mary, daughter of Donald and Marilyn POLISH is the President’s fcedrocm, someth'ng and say: "T '.it’s WooFs Still Competitive O V EN swain Welti, Ellington Ave., Rockville. She wns bom Jan. 13 Smooth & AM M M 4 which has deep re-' carpeting great,” ’ said Cannell. u G s m at Manchester Mermoriai HoBpital. Her maternal grandparents MELBOURNE (AP) — Wool Crunchy REMOVER are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swain, Rt. 30, Rockville. Her pater and bedspread ar Qlnst beige One day last June, Mrs. Nixon which has had to withstand a n la im h J d READY nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welti, EJlllngton walls. The furniture in his room and her daughters Trlcla and challenge by synthetics in re 691 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING IN REAR 18 0 2. Jar Ave., RookvUle. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Lena is dark, in Mediterranean style. juUg visited CannelTs Los An- cent years is now the fiber of I Tender, Juiqf “ They sent us the furniture g^ies showroom and selected With This Coupon Only Gottler, Rockville. She has two brothers, Gene, 4, and Peter, the superJet age. and a great b . : : . 4 5 < 1; and a sister, Daryl, 6. from their New York apart- upholstery, drapery and bed- Many American airlines or apular Coupon expires Saturday, Jan. 24 1970 •> 4 * * *< ment,” said Cannell. "W e paint spread fabrics. dering superjets have or plan to y Limit One CouDon Per Customer ed th'ngs and slipcovered them. economy buy! Barton, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Ronald 'and Judith The decorating had to be done buy wool carpeting and wool January Clearance This was money saved. We were COUPON SAVINGS Pickard Barton, 137 Evergreen Rd., Vemon. She was bom at top speed. The previous own blankets. North American direc Interested in creating a budget Jan. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hb^tal. Her maternal ers moved out July 7; the deco tor of the International Wool which was within what they g e n u i n e Tip Top Raisin Bread gran'iiparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Pickard, Middletown, rators, iiainters and electricians Secretariat, Derek Damerell, ’ 390 Sunshine Cookies 6 varieties N.Y. Her paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Richard wanted to spend.” moved in July 8. The house was told the secretariat board meet How much was that? Cannell BOYS’ and GIRLS SPRING Keebler Cookies/^ Cox, Middletown, N.Y. She has a sister, Fnizabeth, 2. * ready when the Nixons arrived ing here. 470 Bakers Pure Vanilla Extract wouldn’t say." on Aug. 1. Damerell sal^ carpet wool UIM consumption in the United “ We bought the sheets, blan UAPORTED Carnation Coffee mate States Increased in 1968 by 9 per 2o*. C C li kets, towels, pillow slips, even WINTER COATS i M K c m n ” » - ’- 6 9 0 Ehler’s Soup Green*; ranch jar Q uV cent to 91 million pounds clean, the flowers," said Oannell. "A il and represented 18 per cent of they had to do was walk in.” Barbara Dee Cookies vart^fies the total fibers used for carpets. 3 Nixon had one request—that the family’s treasured art ob SNOW SUITS H>. jects be displayed in the house. It’s best to clean the condens- ...... ic POPULAR FRESH PRODUCE i t Among them are a painting by a er and evaporator of your air OFF Vietnamese artist, a laquered conditioner each season, using JACKETS UP TO 69L]*“ 79! box from Korea, an ivory flgu- your vacuum cleaner with a First Cots... SWEATERS rlne collection and a gold fill- suitable attachment. Check your 99*, LARGE gree box presented to him by air conditioner manual to see if SELECTSELEO Lnw CHOICE .v.- BRISKET------— LUSCIOUS Emperor Haile Selassie of it needs oiling—not all air condl- Strawberries PINT BSK. Flthlopia. Uoners do. 691 30 CORNED BEEF WASHINGTON STATE 1IIIX3WS., ^ Girls’ Dresses up to 50% off a r m o u r Delicious Apples GOLDEN A RED Smoked Boneless Pork Shoulder 89^ lb. SALE CONTINUES R JL IS Y b u t t s " Large Size Pineapples ONE SELECTEb 2 6 9 * ! i b Reductions From f r e s h GROUMD B llf 300 W it t * ? . 89d Calif. Fresh Broccoli 30%»40% on the Following 69d OF $1H-OO 690 Philodendron Plants DRESSES BOYS’ BOYS’ and GIRLS SHIR-TS KNIT or DRESS. M Y-O-VAC k i e l b a s a 990 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS COTTON, FLANNEL HATS with Head of CALIF. ICEBERG LETTUCE BOYS’ ^^Pf t S LA5^ MAPLE SLICED BACON 950 SLACKS 95C and SLACK SETS IvIlFTS PREMIUM SLICED BACON WE HONOR BOYS' JERSEYS SPECIAL GROUP HATS —m 81.00 GIRLS’ REGULAR GREEN GIANT RICE SKIRTS Otioo. ^ LAITIES' DRESS SHOP GIRLS’ ' •Spanish *Verdi •Pilaf . FREE! Great Art SLACKS p Ar k a y ' TEL. 648-9016 s l a c k se t s I i'. ■ GIRIS’ ' ( •Medley *Rissatto styi**’ BATHROBES MARGARINE 29 Maslernieces Complim«tttaMl Mi X gwt* t t wcUmi GIRLS’ BLOUSES WmetMleweaM. Pillsbury Bake & Serve ’n 4? INFANTS’ and and JERSEYS Match TODDLERS’ BOYS’ and GIRLS’ BISCUITS 9’^ 3 * 1 . 0 0 OVERALLS and MITTENS and .... 45* SETS KNIT GLOVES Kraft Natural Welch’s ROOSEVELT MILLS TALCOTTVILLE, ROUTE 88 12 O.Z I / Mon., Tues., Wed., 10 A.M. to 6 P.1 SWISS CHEESE GRAPE JUICE . FREEI One new ptehira SALESROOMS OPEN DAILY TILL 5:30 WED.. THURS , FRI. TILL 9 P M. 45* 2 cons 69* .Thurs., Fri. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M, / OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 Sealtest Gorton’s -- .ROCKVILLE AVON SAYBROOK SPRINGFIELD y 3«t., 9:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. each weak for 12 waant OPP. CONN. GOLF LAND ZIS K. IWXIN I W. MAIN BOSTON POST RI). BRurKwoon r l v d . MED. CREAM Pint k WII.BRAH4M Rl>. 49*' FISH STICKS 3 pkg< * 1 KTE. 74 RTK. 44 RTF. 1 I ! \ ‘ "i \ H V n \v " '\ \\ ' \,. \ \ •'"7 PAGE THIRTY-ONE, W 5IANCTBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MAi^CHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GOKN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 THE Clay Loses Fight, But Not Sense of Humor East Catholic Clinches Berth Herald Angle • ___ _ _ By EARL YOST Hull Credits Coach Sports Editor Rocky Ends For Seventh Time in as Many Hoop Seasons Yaz Ratea Credit for Stand Bout in 13th W ith Right Strategy Give Carl Yastrzemski credit for getting up and speaking his piece against Curt Flood’s suit a g a ^ t Film Round ST. LOUIS (A P)—Chicago Blackhawk golden boy By TOM BARRETT night they travel to Waterbury in the final seconds by Tom Defense tightened while ball boards and on the zone defense" profesional baseball involving the reserve clause. The Bobby Hull called the coaching of Montreal’s Claude to meet Sacred Heart High, the SulIH-.nn and Tcni Jiiknis set th" control and shooting accuracy and Fitzgerald who "ran the Ruel a key factor in Tuesday night's 28rd Natiohal Tourney-boiuid foi the club real well". Bostxin Red Sox player, one of the game’s highest sala- PHILADELPHIA ______(AP)____ squad which handed them the score at 15-12 going into the looked better tlian It has for Hockey League All Star game, a 4-1 walkaway for the seventh time in as many first of their two losses in the sev.,,>ia suuiz,i. many games at the East camp. ried stars, fully realizes what elimination of the con- (A P )— Cassius Clay lost a years of varsity competi Xqvier came within one point Anchor man Sullivan worked East CathoUo (77) troversial issue could mean to not only baseball but to computerized fight to ...... Eastern division. season's opener. B F Pis. "That Ruel,” HuU grinned. tion, the East Catholic Although East held the lead of its host as late ns 4 :67 Into the Inside as Juknls and Ed 1 T. Sullivan 7 6-e 20 all sports. On Flood's behalf, he Rocky Marciano but he 2 Juknl.<) 10 2 4 22 "He said all the right things. Easrles used a little second the period before East picked Rowley made the long ones look has a point, no one likes to be with North End entries when for all but the initial minute of 5 Connors 1 1-1 3 didn’t lose his sense of hh- Rick W ilson Skate, check, shoot,' get three the first quarter, victory wasn't up enough momentum to almost easy. 3 Sochn 1 OO 3 shuttled from one city to an semi-pro football flourished. . . half showmanship, to cap- 3 Fiusgerald 6 26 la mor, his penchant for chal men back. We couldn't lose alxe Middletown's Xavier High, in the wind until late in the sec permanently control the con Juknls and Sullivan led all 1 0 6 2 other, as Is the case when a Chris McHole, young local 0 Flmxcgan lenging poetry, or his ver with help like that.” 77-48, last night before 1,000 ond stanza when local scoring test. Scoring had been slow and scores with 22 and 20 points re 0 QuLslt 0 0 6 0 player gets sold or traded. How baseball umpire,.was a "hit" Holds Edge 2 J. Sullivan 0 1-1 1 bal jabs at rival heavy Except for a moment at the spectators li> the winner's gym. came fa^t and furiously. A tedious for both sides with Just spectively qs East's double fig 0 Rowley ever, no one Is holding a gun once again on the bread and 06 outseit, HuU and the East far It was East's 10th victory and polished performance in the sec over three minutes remaining ure markers Ed Fltzgorald and 5 Falls 0 6 at Flood's head and telling him butter circuit as a guest speak- weight Joe Frazier. 0 Siemkenski 0 0-0 0 In N.E. Race outclassed the West, which was the one which earns them the ond half, including clockwork in the half when East's dam Rowley followed at 13 and 12 he has to play baseball, for $90,- at yesterday's Clvltan__ Club__ The film, staged before Mar; pressed to launch 17 shots to n right to prove in ^ a rcli tourna playmaking and excellent shoot broke and the ensuing flood of points. Scoring among the los aa ia-19 77 000 a year. There are lots of meeting at WlllTe's. . .Coach dano's death last year and screened In some 500 movie SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) record 44 for the winners. ment play whether No. 2 really ing, spelled out an early demise points took the Falcons off ers was thinly spread with Jim (45) other Jobs around, but at con- Ogrodnlk at Bast Catholic Xavier — Rick Wilson of Rhode Island A looping shot from the blue does try harder. After overcom for the 5-5 Falcons. guard. Firing in all but one of Weselcouch high man at 10. P B F Pts. siderably less money is holding his breath and hop houses Tuesday night, . showed . . 2 E. iWeeeloouoh 2 3S 7 Ing that Captoln Timmy, Kearns a 13th round knockout vie College still is the scoring lead line by Pittsburgh's Dan Pren ing Fairfield Prep two ^ears The clubs ran neck and,, neck the next eight hoops, the Elast Coach Stan Ogrodnlk 4 MetMahon 4 GO 8 $115 kilOV *...... ------.. er among New England's small ago for state championship throughout the opening period, Eagles magically turned a called it '"a complete team ef 3 Genorous 1 04 2 will be back before tournament tice with 37-seconds gone and 2 Hatredom 3 1-3 7 Off the Cuff It takes a g / / / ' a f ■ “ * • f ■itilStSrAadiluiiiM i'- V'. V\" i 1 \ A X' \ . v - W' Vr .V A \\ \ v \ \ '^ ■\\ 'V ■ \ . ''' \' - '\v ■ ' ' ■ I ' 'V\ ' •■■'' ' ' " ■ ' . ; ,v .■ ' '■' ■' . V '• '\ y i ' S ' ; ' / t \ MANCHESTER EVENINb HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN., WEDNESDAY, .IANUARY 21, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-THREE \ PAOB TmRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EV eI ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 -V Help Wanted— Help Wanted— Help Wanted— Mala 36 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Household Services Offered 13-A Female 35 Female 35 SOMEHOW/ TM BESINNINS TO Aaiwtr la Fretleui Futile SUPERINTENDENT WANTED LIGHT Tm/CKING. bulk deliv BEflRrS WORLD NURSE’S Aides- 3 to 11 shift, ‘ LOSE INTEBSST IN TH6 /WAilOR/ CLASSIFIED KEYPUNCH operator, mostly modern convalescent home. for Waranoke Apartments, 801 , . I >OU SEE THE SNOW RJNNV THAT Papal ery, yards, attics, cellars MAYBg HE1.U P I P • Mu;.i< .-.i-ril, (;2ii or 0'/!l. (Ja'T F.xccllcnl working conditions. Main St. Free apartment and PULL IT OFF OUST WENT SVf SHE/WAKES THE i H E i n M y r ^ cleaned and'rcnioved. Also odd Likin Bros., 141) Rye St., Houth Wind I’ reviouv experience preferr.-d all utilities provided. Ideal for AFTe p a l l / a AVePASE BEAUTV QUEEN LOOK. LIKE wKiti p.nH lobs. (144-H962N « u y COULD A PRORXIT FROM CHARM SCHOOL/ ACROSS of neither kifir-i r iwM sor. but not necessary. Contact Di retired couple. Call 643-8071. AAAK6 THIS m a y b e 1 SHOULD INTpOPUCE' 57 Very stupid ADVERTISING 1 Eternal City ’ OOMPLETB residential house rector of Nurses, 647-1461, SLOPE IN A Individual Hi-icaFii ISSlRf-— WOMAN for housework 2 days 5 The Holy------BBtsl isimwi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cleaning, floors washed a n d Meadows Convalescent Home. WHEELCHAIR/ SUrbi---- orbi 58 Man's title 121W per week. Must have own W r iO o R s / (ab.) O E lR S iW l-ililUBfi'. waxed, Summer homes made IrarisiK/rtailon, Call 640-3800. An equal opportunity employ FOREMAN 10 Of pontiff 59 Former ruler 8 A.M. to 4:30 P,M )) 11 Rowing a r a n ready. Offices and Insurance er. of Tunis COUNTER CIRI,, 6 p.m. to I WOODWORKING implement 60 Greek portico n isiH K i Jobs accepted. 649-0406. LABORATORY assistants. In- 12 Italian man's COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. a.m. shift, part-time. Al.so t< resting work with color and DEPARTMENT title DOWN TWO handymen want a variety available part-time mornings. 1:.S0 I*.M. HAY IIKFORB PlIBLICA'nON fabrics, I’rcvlous experience 13 Sphere of 1 Partially raw of jobs by day or hour. Rea Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 action 21 Quantity at 43 Disfigure Iteiidllne lor Sutiirduy luid Momlitys^H 4:30 p.m. Frlrtn> helpful but not required. Mini 2 Unclose sonable. Call 04.3-6305. Center ,Sl., Manehesler. Experienced supervisor wanted 14 Gr&pple 3 Office VIP matter 45 Particles of mum of high Hf'hool (diemlstry for expan / \ A \s- ■V .A''' V\\ A . ^ \AAV ■\ WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 21, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIIE.STER, CONN. PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PAGE THIRTY-iroUR MANCIIjESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Out of Town Houses For Sale 72 Housos For Sa!« 72 Houses For Sa!e 72 Out of Town Out of Town Situorions W anted-— THERF OUGHTA BE A LAW Coventry For Rent 66 MANdiHESTKR CiiHtorn built MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, For Sale 75 For Sale 75 Femd!e 38 RAMHLINtl Ranch In a seclud 8t4-room Spilt, 2Uj b:ith.>i, pn- separate furnaces, tile baths, grimdV^ REALL'/ f TALR about — HEBRON . , . a beauty of a (i'.'j BEAUnK'UL home, 6 beautiful • i s i m p l V C A N ’ T VffLL.TM A Tf tJO Modem 3%-room tlo. In-ground pool. Beautifully newly painted', porches, one MOTHER with llccnseSd home vJ|THiT!-SHE /'toURGERERAtod ■ ed country setting, In Man room Raneh on a heavily wexal- landscaped acres, Mid 40’s. UHPER5TANP MOPEKM s u r p r is e !MISS G, Ceramic tile bath. landscaped lot. Residential block from Main St. Owner 643- CLASSIFIED would like to care for Infant THiHRS A HIPPIE < GAPSfsHE STILL “Partment chester. Largo spacious en ed lot In a fine residential For ‘apiiointment call, l'-228- Snowmobile Users TfOUWf LOUG MAiR CM HASN'T APPROVEP Heat, electric stove, combina area. $42,500. Herlliige Hoiiw.', 6046 or small child week days. Call IS A BABV HA6HT CAUGHT trance foyer and hall. Huge area. Full basement, rear OfiOl). 80V5' SHORT SKIRTS OF AH'i'WlHG SWqt tion windows. Close to shop B46-24H2. 643-2661. HIPFOPOIAMUS.'/ UP iNiTH CARRY living rooiT., formal dinli^ [xireli. Owners arc anxious to OH GIRLS' •" FKAUkL-V, THE gOSTOH TEA ping, center. $120. monthly. mini, three bedrooms, two- MANCHESTER 0)irrlHon Colo- KlATOHf MANCHESTER LINE Ideal ninl, 6 rooms, oversized move and reasonable offers Debate Opponents MEATOW ADVERTISING PART-V.' 876-94»3. LFO NOTAPVWVE car garage. $29,900. Phllbrlck six-room Colonial Raneh with garagj, I'/j baths, fireplace, will be considered. T. J. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 OFTW EV^LE Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. The board nsim of the Town the snowmobile Is considered a 1215'/* SILVER LANE— BAST HARTFORD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS altjiehed garage. Beautifully combination storm's, beauliful- Crtiekett, RiMiltor, 643-1677. TUlHG ’■ ALL CASH for your projicrty Hall Wiis full to bursting Mon- motor vehicle. He assured resl- 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M AKC r e g i s t e r e d very tiny Wanted To Rent 68 landscuped lot. Immaculate ly Iniidscaped lot, $27,600. Call BOLTON Ready to move In withln 24 hmirs. Avoid rdd tape night, when 66 residents, dents that his department' will 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS Chlhilahua puppies. All shots, (X>ULD WE pool our rcsourcc.s fi.roughou . Executive urea. Warren E. Howland. Realtor, to, brand ^ new 8-room Contem- Instarit service. Hayes Agency, many of them members of the do Its best to enforce iiny regu- paper trained, also stud serv Heritage House, 646-24H2. 643-1 inK „ .. j 646-0131. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT and 8hare a house or apart ni.i iioa. porary Cape. TTiree bedroomSi newly-formed Glaciers Snow- latlons. EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" ice. 875-5048. GARRISON ^ l:S0 P.M. DAV BEFORE PlrBUCATIO^ ment? Current rentals out-of- HEART OF Town. . .ten (or Is .MANCHEHTEK — 8-room Rais dining room, living ix)C AL DEVEI/)PER Ixioklng "loblle Club, turned out to hear Glacier Club member P.-iul reach for this working mother U 11) room- single with 2',.3 ed Ranch, four to five bed- with floor to celling fire- for large tract of land In Man- Clounell talk about Diehl said he thought tha.t some IHsadllne for Saturday and Monday I* 4:30 p.ni. Frlda.t SOUTH American Honey Bear, FRESH KILLED (QUARTERED) very lovable especially with with ninth-grade daughter. COLONIAL baths.l)s. Needs .son)e redecorat'-reileenm). room-S bullt-lns dishwasher____ place wall, unique kitchen hHchen with with „hoMin,- (-hester or vlelnlty. - Mustm .-oi w be,. snowmobiles.Hnowmobllcs. The snowmobilesnqwmol of the op[K>nenlB to snowmobiles children, mlnlfl'tnre size. $100. We're willing to try with Indy ing. Well eon.slnicted home, carpeting, rec room, wooded ‘“ ‘ ‘ 'I''"® ’ Iwo baths, attached suitable for residential de- enthuslaats were joined by a few were simply not familiar with VOIJR CXH)PEKATION WnX|%|A| A A ^_9711 In similar situation. Write Box built in the 4()’s. Must be seen Hlgh’ 20’s. Haves Aeenev ®"® ®®''® wooded lot. velopment, financing no prob- residents who don't particularly them, and that, If they attempt- 649-3304 after 6 pm. $27,500 lot. ” r* J ‘ 1A rkskvi />Ani AAA TT Mr . _ .. - s u____ ... ___i 1 s«i_.i ____ _ • < . BE APPRECIATED 1/IMU I I "M M ", Manchester Herald. . . sensible price at $26,!)00. T. 646-0131. 10 per cent down, $31,000. U & lem. Write lull det)dls to Man- ®‘*re lor the new sport, and the ed to find out more, they might AKC GERMAN Shepherds, J. Crm-ketl, Realtor, 643-1577. R Realty Co. Inc. 643-2692. Chester Herald, Box HH. discussion turned Into a lengthy lose their "fear of something Chicken Legs 'F A M IL Y looking for five-room champion sired. Black and PHILBRICK AGENCY BUNGAIX3W Cape in con Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, debate between the two sides, new." Continued From Preceding Page tans. Terrific temperament. apartment to rent. Manchester EXCELLENT 5 '. room Ranch, venient- locution, aluminum 643-6472. LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre- with councllmen acting mostly- A long-time lake resident, Ar- For further Information, 649- ^ area. February occupancy. garage, large lot, city utilities, siding, garage, rec room, Can age. I.,arge, unzoned parcels, as listeners. nold Carlson, adckid his voice to REALTORS fireplace. Onwer anxious to COVENTRY Nev/ 6Vj-room 9713 anytime. , ^ Three children. 1-745-5925. be a.s.sunied. Owner, no ii'l areas. Louis Dlmock Real Several letters were read,. In- H'e propements’ saying he felt sell. 5')4 per cent assumable Ranch, large treed lot, move- and Breasts Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted^Male 36 r.46-4200 agenl.s. 613-01K9. ty, Realtors, 649-9823. eluding one from Jolhfeph ^ke lake should be used year- IMMEDIATELY, If not sooner, mortgage. Price $24,600. in condition, twin sink in built- Gulnan, president of the ''ound for recreational purposes, L16TEH1MG TD THE BROREM reasonable 6-room rent for Charle.s Lesperance, 640-7620. MANCHESTER Immaculate in kitchfen, large living room. COLLIE — Shepherd puppies, Glaciers, Informing the council kut that some reasonable limits, MBXTHANICS — Full-time. Pin SFORE IN TWE WHEEL OF couple, teen-age son, guardian six-room Cape, recreation All electric. A home for the Call 649-6576. MANCHESTER — Seven-room of the club's formation and slat- “uch as a 9:30 p.m. curfew, setting .machines. Will train. BAKERY DEPARTMENT FWX5RE6S ...... ONE IN dog, drum set and 2 cars. MANCHESTER — 5 - room room, garage, slab'c, 1'.. acres young at heart. Asking $22,600. The Pill Hits Apply In person. Holiday Country preferred. Telephone Colonial, three bedrooms, I Mi Ranch, city utilities, full base Ing that members hope 'o work «kould be placed on snowmo- POODLES — Miniature, black CYERT/ OFFICE of l)ind. Electric fence. Imme Keith Agency, 646-4126, 649- Lianes. 39 Spencer St., Man baths, fireplace, closet space ment, treed lot. walk to bus 1922. with the council In formulating klhng. Depositor operator for cake females. Six-weeks old. AKC 643-8698 after 6. diate occupancy. Herita e chester. galore, 2-car garage, Numer and schools, aluminum storms New Low On rules and regulations for the BiUldozer Study department. Highest rates, registered. 643-9270. HORT W ■ House, 646-2482. 6 6 ous extras. Morrison Realtor, and screens. Only $18,500. VERNON — Custom Ranch 8-hour day, overtime after The Town Council agreed at T« u t Business Property 643-1015. Can’t bent It, Keith Agency, EXCELLENT location, shop- wooded lot, breezeway, ga- The whole snowmobile issue *!•* meeting to accept a report 8 hours. Full fringe benefit ragi, fireplace. Sacrifice due Stock Market GET OUT FROM Articles For Sale 45 For Sale 70 646-4126 , 649-1922. ping, commuting, near Wad turned up on the council agen- from the bulldozer study com- pit^ram. Apply at: Employ $23,900 BUYS this centrally lo- to illness. Immediate occupan dell School and East Catholic da because of concern by some miltee, as drawn up by commlt- ment office. ALUMINUM sheets used as MANCHESTER — 20,000 square cateil, 6 room- Cape with over EIGHT ROOM s:ii,gle th.it is va cy, $18,900. Meyer Agency, By DON BATTLE UNDER Apartments— Flats—^ Business Locations High. Many extras in this 3- AP Bimlness Writer lownspcople over u.se of the tee members Dr. Robert Bow- printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Household Goods 51 foot masonry Industrial build sized detached garage, nice cant. Four or five bedrixims, Realtors, 643-0609. bedroom .split level. Original vehicles on Coventry Lake, en, John Druge, Robert Upton 36” , 25 cei^ts each or 6 for $1. Tenements 63 For Rent 64 ing, acres, central location, flreplaced living room, bright I'/i baths, and two car garage. Are you In a rut? Are you HOTPOINT refrigerator. refrigerator, with owner, $29,900. 643-0640. YORK (A P ) — Stock Safety factors and noise are the and Town Manager Dennis FIRST NATIONAL 643-2711 all utilities. Many possibilities, formal dining room. 3 bed Beautiful house, had beat of BOLTON — Just listed, this Im- a human machine? Get out freezer top, excellent condl- OFFICE suite for rent. Excel maculate 5Va room Ranch. P*'lces of leading oral contracep- principal issues volped by the Moore. The committee feels STORES, INC. NEW 3Mi large rooms. Heated, including commercial use. rooms and kitchen. Just off cure. Aluminum sidlrg, extra MANCHESTER six - room doors and do your thing! K E E P carpet cleaning prob , lion. $90 or best offer. 647-9564. lent Center St. location. Suit Three bedrooms, living room live manufacturers have opponents of the sport, who that the bulldozer should be hot water, appliances, carpet Hayes Agency, 646-0131. East Center St., Keith Agency, .sized lot. . .price Is negotiable. Colonial overlooking Center Be paid whjit you’re worth. lems small-use Blue Lustre able for doctor, attorney, real Park & Oakland Avenues COMBINATION stereo, small ing, air-conditioned, paUo. Feb. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Park. UA baths, two-car with fireplace, dining room dropped sharply and have been ®®®'” oiAlo'y concerned about completely gone over for in- Viking Bakery products are wall to wall. Rent electric estate office. Ground floor. All MANCHESTER —Center—Po»- 646-4126. FM clock radio, small chest, occupancy. Parking. 649-6750. 1577. garage, large rooms. Immedi- and kitchen, wall to wall car- fnrting with new lows after re- .u°" Coventry spectlon and repair, and asked in demand. We need men East Hartford, Conn. shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint tc utilities, parking. Call 649-1680. slble office and residence com breakfast set, golf bag and um MANCHESTER — Five - room ite occuiiancv Have.- .Agen petlng, basement garage plus i.° ^ appropriate $200 who are interested In sup Wallpaper Supply. SIX-ROOM duplex, available or 649-3549. bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- MANCHESTER — Just listed large in the ground swimming ®®o^ adverse publicity. the sport J|lve on the lake...... a *ccu brella. All in good condition. home. City utilities. Near shop •y. 04C 0131 for this. The council agreed to plying this djimand. Feb. 1st. Rental agreement, se car garage. Bus line. $24,900 very clean, well ______planned 6 - pool. Terrific value at $26,500. G. D. Searle & Co., a Chicago Council Chairman Wesley Increase tWs fi^'rT*to°$ lb. SNOW BLOWER for sale, $75. Call 643-0196. SPACE available for business, ping, bus. Recent furnace, $15,- curity deposit. 649-8538: , Hayes Agency. 648-0131. room Cape, flreplaced living BOWERS School - Low 20’s. U & R Realty Co., Inc. 613- accounting for an estlmat- Louis opened the meeting and AClCOUNTANT Junior — Mlnl- Used one year. Call 649-2923, commercial or storage use. 900. What! $15,900. That’s Security? People will always num one year experience, mul- TWO-DOOR Imperial Frigl; t h r e e rooms, heat, hot water. Main St., near center. $35. 646- right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. room, built-in kitchen, IMi Six-room Colonial. H i baths, 2892. Robert D. Murdock, ed 31 per cent of the American expressed some surprise at the , h ^*’® after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER—Near Country baths, garage, deep treed yard, garage, family styled kitchen. Realtor, 643-8472. oral contraceptive market, number of people present. He ® ® received two want semething good to eat. tl-corp firm. Excellent oppior- daire; dishwasher, used little stove. refrigerator, adults. 2426. Club. 2-family plus store or of- ATTRACTIVE 6-room close to everything. Come see Possible fourth bedroom, for* ------closed Tuesday at $37.6. It has called on Town Attorney David ***^P^“ estimates which varied Libera] fringe benefltk, 5- tunity. For appointment call HANNAH’S husband Hector Admiral refrigerator; $1,2000 Center St. near Main. Immed Combo day week, commission. Call hates hard work so he cleans Motorola entertainment center, FIVE-ROOM suite of front Main flee. Ideal for professional * home. Baseboard heat.heat, . at-at this one. Mid 20s. Keith Agen- mal dining room. Immaculate. l^OL'l'ON had a 1969-1970 trading range of Rappe to give an opinion as to considerably in cost, and also Mr. Hayden, 649-5361. iate occupancy. 649-4742. man. Parking. Excellent con Mr. Duggan, for Interview. the rugs with Blue Lustre. $600 ; 3-drawer Birdseye bu St. offices, 100 per cent loca tached garage, Hutchins Agen cy 646-41’26, 649-1922. Immediate occupancy. Wolver- L O V E L Y 2 B E D R O O M . .. $50-50 to $36.37. Searle’s prod- the town’s liability in the event differed as to what items need- dition. Priced right. Skelly These Are AH Purpose Chickens Rent electric shampooer $1. 01- reau. 643-8898 after 6. FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. tion near banks, alr-condltlon- cy. Realtors, 649-5324, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. klome on a beautifully land- ucts are called Enovld, Enovid- of ,an accident Involving snow- ®d repair. Both inspections re- Realty. MLS, ReaUors, 529-1378 BOWERS School Aren— custom ’ !______! scaped 1-34 acre lot situated E and Ovulen. mobiles on the lake. This ques- sealed that it would be neces- VIKING BAKING CO. VERNON cott Variety Store. Heat, hot water, centrally lo- ed, automatic fire sprinkler. cate.1. Adults only. 643-2171 Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. SEVEN room — alr-conditloned 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 baths, fire- WESTSIDE — Six room Cape, only walking distance from Bol- Syntex Corp., a Panamanian- Hon had come up at an earlier ®®ry to dismantle any question- YOU saved and slaved for wall Musical InstTumenhi 53 Colonial, flreplaced living place, built-ins, city utilit.'es, fireplace, carpeting, eat-in ton Lake. There are 4 other based concern with about 10 per council meeting, and Rappe was O'kle parts to determine exactly LAND O' LAKES 500 Oakwood Ave., days. SMALL STORE near 100 per Land For Sale 71 AREA to wall carpet. Keep It new room, complete eat-ln kitchen, cellar, $25,500. Meyer Agency, k.tchen, heated rec room, rooms plus a 14x18 sundeck off cent of the domestic market, hit prepared with an answer what Is wrong. The committee West Hartford, with Blue Lustre. Rent electric SPINET Wurlltzer, excellent MODERN 2-bedroom . apart cent Main Street location. Ap MANCHESTER — Apartment Realtors, 643-0609. aluminum combinations. Low a sliding di^r den. Dave Doutona new 1969-1970 closing low m his opinion, Rappe said the ' “ '’‘ her recommended that the Circulation Counselor condltion, 10 years old. Asking dining room, 1% baths, plus -shampooer $1. The Sherwin- ment in convenient West Cen ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. site for 35 units. And out In 20 s. W ont last. Wolverton wdl be glad to answer any other Tuesday of $46.26. Its 1969-1970 town has no llabllUy a t’ the ‘ own contract one heavy 523-5291 $450. 649-5631 evenings, 568-0024 lavatory and wolk-ln closet off VACANT cape on West Side. . . duty Needed In Growing Williams Co. ter St. location, fully equipped our Tolland office Lea Babin, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. questions. $26,900. days. NEWLY remodeled office, part master bedroom, paneled fam six ixxims, I'/i baths, full shed high was $86.76. The firm’s present time. If the town enact- "lechanlc to perform the neces- Circulation Area kitchen, ample off-street park the manager, has listed six M ATERNITY dresses, like new, ly furnished on Main St., heat ily room. Assumable 5% mort dormer, rear porch all In ex- TWO-FAMILIES — Buy one or product Is nmrketed under the ed an ordinance ruling, for In- “^ry work in town, at the town BUTTER HELPERS for furniture mov Applicant must have a de size 9-10. Sell for half-price. FARFISA electric compact or- ing. Rental $175 with lease and included. $90. Call 643-9678. parcels of land from 10 acres gage, $33,500. Exclusive Evans cellent condition. Mid twenties buy both. Large lots, and ga B > / . 5 I ■ : ^ A 'A ■ -V.: t - -.A\ A ■'< V Y v ' ' \ \ ,.' y "-'VV'-' W ■ \\^ \ -.A \. \ - - \- ■ \ A ; t WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 Most Manchester Stores Open Until P^O^Clock Tonight PAGE THIRTY^IX iMattrliieatpr lEwfntng ■■ ■ last names start with the letters . _ The Youth Board o( Rep- Jehovah's Witnesses will eoi>- Youth Caught Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather G through M. _ , Fair, quite cold again tenigtit ArfeOIlt I ow n resentatlves of Center Con-re- duct a theocratip ministry Tax Board For Tho H'twk Knded national Church will meet to- school Friday at 7:30 p m. and a Feb. 12 — For those whose Inside Store with lows from 6 above to 10 be last names start with the let GASLIGHT RESTAURANT December 20, 1909 The Mountain Laurel Chapter morrow from 7 to 8 p.m. in service meeting- at 8:30 p.m. at low zero. Tomorrow cloudlneM Lists Dates ters N through S. djoruS'Of Sweet Adelines will Robbins Room of the church. Kingdom Hall. A break at the DAL Store in 30 OAK ST. 643-6058 increnHlng — chance of mow of meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Feb. 13 — For those whose the Parkade was, stopped by a night. High 20 to 36. Inst names start with the let 15,880 Russian - American National Airman Gary L. Livengood, The , Center Congregational Of Hearings squad of Manchester police OUR DAILY LUNCHEON SfRCIAL Matpchenlvr— /I City of VHinge Charm ters T through Z. Center, 211 -Wethersfield -Ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Church evening prayer group whil,e in progress early this H o^ord. Women Interested in W. Livengood of 43 Oliver Rd., will meet tomorrow from 7 to The Manchesteif'Board of Tax Feb. 14, a Saturday,. frbifi 9 SERVED FROM T1:00 - 2:00 morning- (riatMilfied Advertialng on Pago 19) PRICE TEN CENTS singing four-part barbershop has graduated with honors at 8 p.m. in the Rev. Clifford O. Review has announced its to 11 a.m., has been reserved VOL. L X X ilX , NO. 95 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1970 harmony may attend any re Simpson’s office. for those U'able to anpear on Arrested and charged with Sheppard AFB, Texas frpm a schedule of hearings for those SPAGHETTI. ROLLS A RUTTER hearsal. For further informa training course for aircraft me their scheduled nights. break and entry, larceny, and tion, call Mrs. Truman Crandall Manchester property owners chanics. He has been assigned The Guard Club of Mystic Re possession of burglar tools was of 58 White St. or Mrs. Davis to Nakhan Phanom Royal Thai who wish to question their a.s- view, NABA, -will meet Friday Chester J. Lemrlse, 17, of East iC Ounas of 114 Linwood Dr, AFB. Thailand, for 'duty with at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. sessments, based on the Oct. I, Public Records Hartford. the 66th Combat Support Group. William Tuller, 12 Diane Dr. 1969 Grand List. Cut Your Taxes WarranU'e Deed Police said they found Lem Iraq Executioners Full Gospel Christian Fellow The 56th is part of the Pacific Members are I'eminded to bring Notices will be mailed by the Taxea you pay on property rlse crouching under a stair ship, Interdenominational, will Air Forces, headquarters.for air articles for a kitchen social. assessor’s office early next Tyra E. Flndell to Jeremy S. and Bome other taxes can be Pledges All-Out War well inside the store. A .sear^^ hold a prayer service tomorrow operations in Southeast Asia, week to those property owners and J"oan R. Holmes, property deducted from your Income of the store was made an^'tV^ at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. the Far East and Pacific area. whose assessments have gone at 60 Coburn Rd., conveyance BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON when you file your Income The Alpina Society will have duffel bags containing five pair its first meeting of the year up or down from the previous tax $31.35. Kill 36 in One Day tax report. Read about tJiot of men’s slacks and two suede Our Lady of Unity Mothers North United Methodist tonight at 7:30 at the italian- year’s assessment. Administratrix Deed SERVED DAILY in an article today on page jackets were found. Circle will meet tonight at 8 at Church study and discussion American Club. Members are The Oct. 1, 1969 Grand List, “ Joyce K. Ball, administratrix DAMASCUS. Syria (AP> — A few houiH later, Radio 3. the home of Mrs. George Yarko, group will meet tomorrow at reminded that if they wish the to be released the end of -this of the estate of William A smaller cloth bag was also Iraq's execution mUl worked Baghdad said six army officers The Horald is printing a 58 Ludiow Rd. 7:30 p.m. at the church. club to continue they must month, will be the basis for Wetherell, to James E. and found. This bag contained a ball without letup today with 36 per- and a civilian were doomed by a series of such articles to Against Crime and Pollution register at this meeting. 1970-71 taxes. Emma J. Taggart, property at peen Hammer, flashlight, and sons put to death in 24 hours special court for taking part in help you cut your taifes. 129 Wells St., conveyance tax several rolls of tape. all but seven of them accused of the attempted coup. Shortly The hearings, all to be from 1.75 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Little Theatre of Man- $17.60. According to police, entry plotting to overthrow the gov- thereafter, the military men 6 to 8 p.m., in the Municipal President Nixon told C!on- che.ster (LTM) will meet tonight Building Hearing Room, are: Judgement Lien was gained by breaking a win ernment. were shot by firing squad and ‘QUALITY KITCHENS” at 8 in. the LTM club rooms at Feb. 6 — For those whose last Manchester Memorial Hos dow. The value of the clothing Seven of the men, not connect the civilian was hanged. gress and the nation today The government newspaper, Labor Probe, 22 Oak St. Robert Britton of the names start with the letters A pital against Tracy W. Cole, was about $216, police reported. ed with the plot, were convicted he will boost spending to A1 Thawra, said firing squads Introducfing Arist O Kraft kitchen cabinets Hartford Stage Company will through F. property at 111 Walnut St., Lemrise will appear in Circuit In November of spying for the fight crime and pollution Read Herald Advertisements were using the plotters’ own and vanities. Selection of Character Pecan, speak on the educational facets Feb. 6 — For those whose $177.70 Court on Feb. 9. United States, Radio Baghdad Yablonski at home and, in foreign af of theatre. LTM patrons who said. It Identified one of them, w. apons for the executions. fairs, can foresee “a gener Character Patina, Sherwood and Harvest on wish to attend the meeting are Albert Nounou, as a Jew. The Baghdad broadcast said that in addition to the six mili ation of unin'terrupted display. reminded to telephone their ■ The 29 persons who we're ac peace.” reservations to. Mrs. Fred X. tary men and civilian executed Death Linked cused of trying to overthrow the In his first State of the Union Also • Blish III, 9 Laurel St., or to this morning, the court had sen leftist regime of President CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — address, before a joint Senate- Mrs. A. Lee Burton, Taylor Rd., tenced three other persons to “REVERSE-A-PANEL” Ahmed Hassan el Bakr Tuesday life Imprisonment. An army House seapion, Nixon said law Vernon. night and early Wednesday The first of -three men arrested CHARGE YOUR colonel was given n 10-ycar sen enforcement agenciep will be the by faced firing squads or hangmen. in connection with the death of p u r c h a s e s tence and six other officers only ones to receive increased The Fellowcraft degree will H O U 5 E Bakr addressed crowds out Joseph Yablonski, United Mine funds In his forthcoming federal STYLE CRAFT be conferred when Friendship WITH were acquitted. side the presidential palace. Accusing Iran ,md the United Workers insurgent, and his wife budget, i - “The Custom Cabinet Shop” Lodge of Masons meets in the saying that any plot against his ^ Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. lAnH tr\ ^ and daughter, was accused to -And he said he will propose government would ’’only lend to attempt Tuesday, the Iraqi gov the bdggest, costhest antipollu 649-5316 Marshall E. Hodge, worshipful the cutting of the plotters’ day of conspiring to kill Yablon master, will preside. Officer ernment also ordered Iranian ski to keep him from testifying tion program ever — with $10 throats," Radio Baghdad said. bllUon to be spent on “ clean dress is tux. Refreshments will Ambassador Eallah el Amiil before a federal grand jury in ROUTE 8;t— VERNON, CONN. Bakr said instigators of the and four of his chief aides to water” projects alone. The out be served after the meeting. vestigating labor activities. albortlve coup "are being Ju.sUy leave the country within 24 lays would be made over a five- Claude Edward 'Vealey, 26, HALE rewarded.” hours. year period. He added that his regime had Cleveland, was charged with The Iranian government de Touching briefly on foreign af proved "stronger than in ^ 945 MAIN STTREBT nied the charge and ordered conspiring to kill Yablonski, ille fairs, Nixon foresaw progress in trigues,” and vowed to ’’merci Iraqi Ambassador Mohammed gally transporting a gun across achieving peace in Vietnam and Downtown Manch altar lessly crush anyone who would al Yasin and four military at state lines, and interfering with looked hopefolly toward fruitful f.' stand In the way of the revolu taches to leave Iron. administration of justice. Ar negotiations with the Soviet Un p / iU e d .! tion.” Iraq also closed the Iranian raignment was set for Jan. 30 in ion and, poesibly. Communist GREAT ANNUAL ’Conspirators must know that consulates in Baghdad, Basra Cleveland. China. they will pay with their lives for Kerbela, and the Tehran Others to appear before a U.S. "I would be the last to suggest FAMOUS SPRINGMAID any adventure tigalnst the revo- government issued closing or- Commissioner today were Paul that the road to peace la hot dif lutlon,” Bakr told cheering (jp^s for the Iraqi consulates in E. Gilly, 37, East Cleveland, ficult and dangerousi,” )ie said, WHITER-THAN-WHITE crowds who had taken part in a j^^n. and Aubran W. "Buddy’.’ Mar ’’-but I 'believe our new policies m funeral procession for two sol- broke diplomatic rela- tin, 23, Cleveland. have contributed to the prospect dlers reported killed defending tjong vrlth the United States dur- All three men were arrested that America may )iave the best the regime. mg the 1967 Arab-Israeli war in Cleveland Wednesday by FBI chance since World War n to Executioners worked past never reopened them, enjoy a generation of uninter agents. TYPE-128 MUSLINS midnight Wednesday, carrying Baghdad Radio said that by rupted peace.” out death sentences gd^en 22 i2:l5 a.m. today 18 active or re- Bond for Vealey was set at Announcing that he will sub From one of the coun* $250,000 on lUie conspiracy to 63x99 try's most famous mills. persons convicted of the coup jmed army and police officers mit at least a dozen major legis att-'mpt. - had been executed by firing k'/i! chaige, $25,000 on 'che wcn- lative programs during the 1970 Beouti'ful cotton muslin pons. No tond was set on the sheets with 128 threads Then at dawn, the seven per- ggyad and four civilians had congressional session, Nixon WHITE 72x99 Interference clJargc, a misde to the square inch. sons convicted in November also called for eariy action on 81x99 72x108 Regular flat styles or were put to. death. (See Page Seven) meanor. more than 40 bills lie submitted FAMOUS NAMES! GREAT SAVINGS or twin fitted 1.97 fitted sheets with elastic Federal officials declined to last year that await attention. completely around both elaborate on the accusation that full fiH ed Nixon, emphasizing domestic J ends. Bleached to a Yablnskl was killed to prevent concerns in his 4,500-word ad or 81x108 2.27 snowy white. ON YOUR FAVORITE BRAS, GIRDLES pkg. him from testifying. The allega- (AP Photofax) dress, placed particular stress , tion was contained In the formal on efforts to curt> InflaUon, 42x36 cases of 2 .97 Carswell Finds His Early Nixon acknowledges the applause of Congress to fore a joint session. In background are Vice Presi charge read to.Vealey at his ap dent Agnew, left, and House Speaker McCormack. crime and pollution. pearance for the setting of bond. day as he begins his State of the Union address be- The chief executive, promis Racial Views ‘Obnoxious^ Vealey, an Ohio State Refor ing to submit Ids second STARTING NOW! matory parolee, also was straight balanced budget tn the vate life, nor is there anything ctvarged with violeJUng 'the fed next two weelcs, pointed to 5.50. . IRWINTON, Ga. (AP) — Su budget restraint as a key to reg. 3.99 in my public record of some 17 eral firearms act by transport preme Court nominee G. Har- Democrats Plan Nixon Rebuttal ward licking inflation, which he reg. 4.50. . 3.49 ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS ON ALL YOUR LINEN CLOSET NEEDS rold Carswell, who gave a politi years, which could possibly indi ing firearms" across state lines. A cate that I harbor racist sentt- Family members have assert- blamed largely on federal cal speech 22 years ago pledg WASHINGTON (AP) — bility, but we haven’t decided on Spokesmen for the three net ^rrespondenu c o m m e n ^ ^ . during the Democratic reg. 4.00. . . 2.99 ing unyielding ^votlon to segre menU or the insulUng sugges cc' that the slayings of Yablon Congressional Democrats are anything definite,” said Sen. works—AmericMin Broadcasting tion of racial' superiority,” he ski, 59, his wife Margaret, 57, C P s ! '^ w r ^ to a s p o k ^ a n . gation and white supremacy, cautiously considering a tele Mike Mansfield, the Democratic Co., Columbia Broadcasting ► Maidenform reg. 4.50.. 3.69 ,says he now rejects the words said Wednesday. and daughter Charlotte Joanne, leader. January pillow smash vised rebuttal to President Nix System and NaUonal Broadcast ^ ^liftTpolltlcal po- reg. 5.00. . . 4.49 and thoughts as "obnoxious and President Nixon nominated 21, stemmed from Yablonskl’s on’s State of the Union message Whatever the Democrats do, 7 2 " LEN G TH abhorrent.’ ’ Carswell Monday to fill the Su Mansfield said, they won’t ing Oo.—denied that their atti Here’s President NUon’s State p r o ^ s , 3.00. . unsuccessful bid to become —but they don’t want to risk a particularly in an election • Maidenform “Sweet Music” reg. 2.49 "I yield to no man, as a fellow preme Court vacancy created president of the UMW. present It as their version of the tudes toward the speech were of the Union address today at 4.00. . video flop. he said. reg. 3.29 JUST 3 FROM THE candidate or as a fellow citizen, when Abe Fortas resigned while Yablonski had made an un They’re wary of the wocjden State of the Union, as the GOP ar'Iected by Vlce’Presldent Spiro a-glance: the rise In orices the coat T Aenew’s charxe last year America’s first priority must ■“ P "•* pnees, mt c o « in the firm, vigorous belief in under criticism last summer. successful attempt to unseat format which at times made Re- did during the Lyndon B.' John- T. Agnews charge last year ^ ^ peace for America living for millions of Ameri- • Carnival B r a ...... • reg. 3.00. . 2.59 fiberglas '^MANY NOW ON SALE! principles of wdilte supremacy Nixon had nominated U.S. 4th UMW President W. A. "Tony” publican replies to Democra'ic son years. that the networks were guilty of can faznilles will become un- N and I shall always be so gov Court of Appeals Judge Clement presidents seem almost a paro You can only have one State “ Instant analysts.’ ’ and the world. j w.i Boyle in a bitter union battle HURRY IN erned,” Carswell said while F. Haynsworth Jr. for the open of the Union address,” Mans America shall be faithful to bearable and government’s abll- shortly before the slayings. dy. NBC said Wednesday It would Its treaty commitments but ” w« *‘7 b> plan programs for pro- glass campaigning unsuccessfully in ing. but the Senate rejected him field said. AND HAVE The FBI did not say whether Democratic leaders of the carry postspcech analysis “ only sholl reduce our Involvement STess for the future will become 1948 for the Georgia legislature. after debate over his financial House and Senate already have The Democrats probably If it is worth analysis.” Carswell, 60, repudiated the the three men charged Wednes and our presence In other na- Impoeslble. YOUR CHOICE! dealings. asked the major television net would tape their show In a tele ABC announced tt would statement Wednesday night. The White House, \dilch had day were membra of the union. tlon’s affairs.” Referring to budget cuts, Nlx- REA LtoRN GIRDLES drapes works for equal time to respond vision studio, for broadcast switch to four locations around "Specifically and categorical said in announcing the nomina But a union spokesman In Wash "As we enter the 70s, we said: to Nixon’s nationally broadcast about Feb. 8. Urion country and Interview local G roup 1 ^ Group 2 g ro u p 1 ly I renounce and reject the tion that Carswell had received ington said in a statement the Nixon’s Slate of the should enter also a great age of "There is one area where I for ‘3 and televised speech to Con i-iuvuiio OLU.IC ... leaders including former Oov. reform of the InsUtuUons of have ordered an Increase rather worxls tliemselves and the a “ complete clearBince,” had no riMW was “ most happy to learn message today was schedul^ to ^ WallaL of Alabama gress today. American government,” Inolud- than a cut—the requests of 21" X 27" cut size. 50% crushed thought they represent,” said immediate comnaent Wednes that they apparently have no be carried live by the nation's 2 .9 8 A Democratic aide said two anti Mayor Charles Evers of Ing total reform of the welfare those agencies with the respon- 1 .9 8 white chicken feathers. 50% tur Carswell, who now Is a judge of day. connection with the UMW.” po’ works agreed to provide three major television networks. re g u la rly 3.50 Fayette, Miss. system, reverse the flow of pow- siblllty er capita income is • Goesard Answer Deb tion explosion, division, suspi blacks In Nigeria. There were less than $100 a year. In the rest Collar Top G ird le ...... 11.00. cions—you name It, Africa has quiet wars the outside world sel 11 is little 'better and the hlghesrt reg. full flat 4.55 reg. 5.39 probably is under $400. Most X L s iz e ...... reg. 12.00. 9.99 Special! Hand Towels it. 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