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AvMige Daily Net Pran Rim U.' The Weather Wovcober U, um Partly cloudy, wKh chanoe o* snow nurries tonight and tonsor- 15,800 row. fTenlgtot’a low in tba 20a. City o f FjOaee Otm rm ' Tueaday's Mgh SO to tO. VOL. LX3CXIX, NO.-64 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1969

Nixon Due to Tell .. -.k-r' ■.rtj'iSsyv,:' ' jt'' ;/jrv'tJjii iySoEW-'',;;- New Tax Bill Gi Pullout Plans WASHUfOTON (AP) — Praal- at 6 p-to. EST, will be an exten­ dent Nixon la expected to an­ sion of the Preaideiit’s N ov. 3 nounce a third round o f U A nationwide address in which be Efforts Begin troop witlidrawala from Viet­ outlined his plana for fringing nam when he apeaka to the na­ the fighting to a c Io m . WASHINGTON (A P )— Two major moves to resolve 1969 tion tonight In an updated roport Nixon had said during his last < « hU efforts to end the wap. the House-Senate conflicts over massive tax reform news conference a w eA ago to­ legislation confronted Congress today as efforts began The White House said the day he would announee another brief speech, to be carried live to reach a compromise before Christmas. American troop pullout from the Sen. Albert Goto, D-Tenn., — —------by network television and radio war sone by Christmas. \1 said Sunday the Treasury De- arvaUv# view, and the deft «« Nixon made no estimate then partmsnt had prepared an altoi- 1 on title of the number of U.S. troope to native plan for Increasl^ the * ... nm er boy I manaer come out of Vietnam and the persmuil Income tax exemption motherhond hi Beth- White House in annoiucing this and would offer It to the coSer- ^ iree U n a lielr fUCk ^Title One^ latest speech did not mention ence committee on tax reform. In. Hair any figures, but widespread The Houee scheduled a vote T**® mentary and Secondary Educa­ ity to take over more of the taxpayers through a cut In rtport that comes aa cIo m as ■artti tion Act of 1965, eatabliahed a fighting. t <0) rates, as voted by the H o u m , or poaelble to hla views osi tax r«- OuUI national goal of equalising edu­ Ihe President has said Ameri­ m. by an increase In the exemption form, Mllla doesn’t Inisnd to e Oobel, cational opportunities for all can disengagement from the y and the from $000 to $800, as voted by waste Ume. "If we don’t etart children by compensating for war depends on three things—a V- the Senate. making prog r s a , there’s no \ms the disadvantages suffered by lowered level of enemy battle­ (0) ' Many leaders expect the sitting around,’’ he aald In mak- thoee who grow up In Impover­ field activity, increaaeid ability conference wUI hamm er out a Ing hla poslUon clear In an Inter- ished communities. of Saigon to take over the fight­ combination of Inoreaoed per- view. T o this end, more then $4 bil­ . ", >. . - ing and progress at the Parts eonal exemptions and tax rate At the aame time, the courtly lion has been appropriated over •w $1.2 billion In fiscal 1969. Snow Continues BImw (0) any movement at Paris and he near Gap, Pa., killing seven passengers and injuring 34. (Story on Page 2.) veto the measure If It contains ing the Senate or dlsdoelng Yet Title I has not worked said there has been an increase the costly Social Security and what he expecU to give or uke rU” '64. out, so far, as Its sponsors In­ of North Vietnamese infiltration tax exempUon provUlona writ- Ui the conference, Norby. tended. Throughout Day into the South recently. ten In the Senate. There la much to give and I Oft According to audit reports. — uaar But, Ui3 Pentagon chief said, Gore, a conferenc ecommIttM ,uke about In the two veralons Sics OB Money has been spent In the In Some Areas "we have had great succesa this This Snowstorm Foot of Snow m o m ^ r who )pd the Senate before the confefonoei the Sen- wrong places and in many in­ stances has not reached the im­ year" in the Vietnamization of BOSTON (AP) — New Eng­ “5 II?. **• *»*'*‘‘* TOO amendments to poverished children who need it the war, which he described as Buries State land lay enfolded In a glUtenIng to? »»**™ir* ***• bill with most. the "cornerstone" of adminis­ mantle of new-fallen snow to­ nlL M. ? •**«** “ » o ' •**« < * »* *n f ‘'oneid- Is Yours, Terry plan M tehalf of the Nixon ad- subeUntlve. tration policy in the war. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS day, the result of the season’s Commissioner of Education first Nor'easter. t Mllla reminisced about a bill James E, Allen Jr. recently ap­ The secretary also said as of Lawmakers were uncertain .k.< i_« , (tonnecticut was shoveling out Some areas reported as much '*’*”’ * ***T® conference sever- pointed a'special task force to today the U.S. troop celling In By TERRY D’lTALIA today from the first major as a foot of new powder, and the whether Nixon objected to the o ve«r« win, nnn take a hard look at the pro­ the war zone Is 484,000 men, a Weil, yesterday’s storm— the first in what is sure to Increase In the exemption or the ooints In d ilu te snowstorm of the season, a Weather Bureau said the storm gram. "TlUe I offers the prom­ reduction of 63,500 troope since a long parade of snowstorms this winter— also rings fact that Gore s lunendmsnt , storm that dropped up to a foot probably would conUnue until - Weather would m ak. It effective next ise o f ways In which we can the administration took office in the first of what is equally sure to be a long parade of snow on some parts o f the about midday. TTiat means an (O) moet effectively move further to nearly a year ago. year and In 1971. thus putting an ^ ^ ^ ‘*^*"'* of “ storm stories" from The Herald. state Sunday and this morn­ addlUonal ons-to-four-lnch accu­ attack the educational problems Laird spoke on "Issues and A "storm ztory," aa U la ------ing. mulation for most sections, the Of ths Senate ch an ga In lar of the dUadvantaged,” Allen Answers," an ABC televisloa-ra- by ropottora hero te the bright-tooed story flUsd with Traveling conditions were has- forecasters said. Bhowmaa said. “ But we must make sure n ,. conferoes aln, h «l sclnd- inn In the dld Interview program. ^ the reporter considers to ardous throughout the state, al­ on boU- the money wlU go to where it Highway travel was difficult, uled the Issue of taxing private ^ rre d , Nixon first announced a ^ he clever and untrtto language, though shoreline areas received but police reported only a hand­ will do the most good.” ter ^I, how i^culouajt eeenu This attempt at "olever writ- foundlllons for constderotlM. ^ 28,000-man withdrawal la s t June only a few inches of enow. ful of aseondary roods Impass­ Th'!; House voted a 7H per '[***y *TT****’ ***, ***^**T- The Bobert to sit here at the typewriter toll- »e r v e i^ purpoees: (t) th, Percy Allen formed the study group and followed that up in Septem­ able. Major arteries were being ing yTO readers that It mowed ^ takes your mind ofiTthe sore Interior peris of Conneoticut cent tax on the Income of such **>‘* * * « after government auditors said ber with a statement that anoth­ plowed and salted. foundations but the Senate came *»***>» of the p e r t^ l exemption lew Seha. they had come acroaa cases like yesterday! y^u got from rtuyvallng the reported the largest amounts of <0) er 83,000 Americans were com­ One complication was a brisk up wUh H lower levy on Ou» lui- Social SaCurtty In- these: Aa a matter of fact, moat re- driveway, and (2) It keeps us snow, with about 12 Inches re­ Shew (0) ing out of the battle zone. Ac­ wind, which prompted the sets of the foundations as a fee some $2 button larger —$16,000 in Title I funds went porters shudder for more than reporters from falling asleep corded at the U.S. Weather Bu­ tually, the administration did Weather Bureau to post gale to psjy the cost of administering .. for a sewage disposal plant in the usual recumns when they see at the typewriter from bore- reau in Windsor Locke this e" DaUd not stop at the 60,000 total and warnings on the coast and warn relations or foundation activt- President Nixon has eald he tard srtn- Attala County, Miss. snow start to fall. "Oh no," they dom. morning. lies.; **dll veto the bill If It iM chea r men__ot an additional 3,500 troops have of the poulbfUty of blowing —In three Georgia school dis­ say, " I’m going to have to write State Highway officials said snow inland. irinc WW pulled out. There are two phUoeophlea Rep. Wilbur D, Milts, D-Ark., '** !>"»•"« form, a threat rd Atten- tricts—Gwinnett, Bibbs and a storm story tomorrow." about the clever writing tech- about 850 trucks and some 2,900 Of the region’s m ajor urban chairman of the conference ^bat obviously does not die- and Noel Nixon’s 100,000-man goal was and oo- Muscogee counties—$870,000 The structure of a storm story .ilque; hit 'em with your men worked to sand and plow areas, the going was toughest In commlttes', said It will push !****•• Hills In the sllghtMt as stated during a news conference was used to set up curriculum Is simple and always the same. cleverest, wittiest phrase at the state highways. the central Massachusetts city hard for final disposition of the *** bargains to restore toe Mil -arlier In the year after former centers and a reading clinic to with few variations. We check beginning (known os "lede" in The disturbance was to move of Worcester, where a contract bill before the hoped-for pre- **’**'■* n*«rty to the Houee-sp- Johnson administration Defense serve all schools, reganUeM of to see how much snow fell, how .OurnalisUc Jargon), or reserve northeast off the New England dispute prompted public works Chrlstmss adjournment. Mills P*'’''*d dimensions, Dfl Secretary Clark cnifford had whether they were Title I tar­ removal operations are going, your funnies for the end of the coast this morning. employes to refuse to work ov­ added, however, he could not M ills’ basic goals In lax mat- gets. I said that that many ti^pa and it the storm caused any un­ itory, like deaert. The storm left In its wake a ertime. Since public works em­ guarantee aucceee. ters, he hsa said, would be a^ —Detroit oyerchaiged Title I should be withdrawn by the end usual problems. And of course, phrases like rash of minor traffic accidents ployes are the ones who man The separate Houee bill to In- of taxes for ravenue| of 1969., by $1.3 millloti in one year for The police department is “ white s tu ff’ should be sprin­ that the state police said were the city's snowplows, street- crease Social Security bensfits *****y- * »h«ped by the hard overhead coats which would Nixon told the news confer­ checked to see if there had kled throughout the story. caused by slippery roads. And clearing didn’t get under way by 18 per cent indicated a will- Tt*oal lessons he learned while have been Incurred even If the ence he hoped to exceed Clif­ there until 7:30 this morning, besn the usual number of minor Wall, this Is one storm story it brought out fun-sseklng snow­ IngneM by handlers to accept working for his father’s bank In district had not been participat­ ford’s goal. accidents, fondly referred to as the hour at which the employes that is not going to bore you mobile drivers on unplowed bHck part of toe BenaU rider on the ‘be fJeprealoo ing in the program. "fender benders,” and the normally report for work. Laird Sunday also repeated with any of that fancy, clever roi(da. Iseue. From this came a basic con- —In Fresno County, C&llf., phone and electric companies To keep the city from hiring administration denials that the writing. In the Interest of keep­ Heavy snow warnings had Hut they wanted to make sure servattsm nevertbcleu tem- several school districts used ir e called to see If they had private contractors to substltule the House had passed Its own P*rv- New York City, about IS mllse Gordon, who resigned last wMk trator, th* director ot public nections with organlasd crime; urtlers aaid in reporting on the away. from hlz city post, told him ha works and the Newark Water the mayor admitted ha knew a J967 rackU riot hare: There Is an office building had shared the payments from Authority to scrutinise theM reputed Mafia figure; the corpo­ "U Is aald the city commis­ boom, a modem medical school Paul Rigo with another official bilU with extra care.” ration counael resigned after sions of the IMWs and the 1940s and hMpluU complex la while both served on the city "M a jo r portions o f these bUU tastlfytng before tha grand JuTy; left Newark a hsrlu gs that she ptanned, and the downtown area council. hayc not been paid." Addonisio and the mayor taler said hu has not shaken off. 'There la a la la^ed with parks, glaM and Addonlzio, who refused to an­ said, "in spite of every pressure counsel admitted that while a wldeeprsed belief that Newark's steel office towers and attrac­ swer questions before a federal upon m y administration, includ­ city councilman he accepted government Is corrupt.’’ tive restauranta grand Jury last week, aald he ing lawsuits filed against the money from a city contractor The report, lasusd In Febru­ In light of recent develop- Iwd not completed an invertlga- city In September totaUngf ap- Essex County Prosecutor Jo­ ary 1968. suggested this "patva- menu, oommunltj( leeders ro- Uon of the other otflclal and p r ^ m a te ly $2 m illion." seph P Lordl aaid allegations In slv# feeling of corruption" left 'pdrted detecting an Intenatve therefore would not reveal his Addonlzio announced Gor- themscIVM were enough to cre­ an. Imprint on Newark’e black cynicism among many raei- name. don'q resignation as corporation ate cynicism and'disrespect .for community that was an under- dsnu. issMnjtog the city's abili- Neither Gordon nor Rigo were counsel last Wednesday. Gor­ law and order. i ; l)dng caiise of disorders result­ Use. thsy said, to deal sdtb Ita available immedUtely tor com­ don. 81, was a coundlman when "W e’ll have a $roup of angry ing In 26 deaths and more than probisma. ment. Rigo w»» •“ officer of named to the $23,000-a-ysar cor­ psopla without slny loyalty to $10 million In property damage. Uustsv Heningburg, prsaldant Constrad Inc., which did con­ poration oounMl poolUoD by Ad­ government." be commented. Newark. New Jersey's largest of the Urban CMltUon In Ne­ struction work lor the city. donisio in April 19SS. 9 An ordinary citlsen put It an­ city With 400,000 persons, baa Ua wark; said he found it dUOcult In. his statement. A rtrtonisSo Gordon waa the firat person to other way: share of problems usually asao- fo get the community Join in said: "In the summer o f im. I testify before a federal grand "Sure the city’s crooksd. what clatcd with Am erica’s urban civic projs^. borrowed $14,006 from Conatrad to Jury Investigating allcgatlana of else is new." centers A high crim e rale and - advanced by check, "nils ioaii ’ "rbs typical reaction la: T tm oomiptian in tbs Nswark city While the probe sent the high unemployment ^particular­ waa secured by my peraoa^ ceui't get anything dima so why government. state’s attorney general to his ly among the city’s Nsgross, written notea end repaid wtBi should I J oin ."’ said Haafoc- . Addonlzio is awaiting a ruUiM law books to see whether the who represent U per cent of tha alx per cent Interert in $ta burg. " I think there la a good ' from Judge Robert Ibaw on mayor could be ousted, many population. months. Mr. R igo and another deal of apathy and cynlclam whether be must answer qusa- resldente showed little surprtae In two decades, the city ItMl former official of Conatrad. ^ S n o S n o w ( U m t about thsM InvoaUgaUona. The tlons posed by the grand Jury. at tha news. W per cent of Ita manufacturing CbariM rallon. sobaequently ra- The quality o f life baa not been l^ i-c o a ta (»n be a problem iii maxi-gnow as Donna Willis of Stoneham, "When I grew up In Newark It Jotw. a figure a buetneas author­ ynaated my help in getting biUs (Bm r ) ) Haas., learned today. (A P Photofax) was common knowledge that ity attributed to a lack of land (B M lfo g O ») ■h j - .

\ \ . / IfANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1969 t'AOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 PAGE THRES across Involves the question of Its provMona^^children. In low. question of trying not to Ineffec­ of Connecticut Opera was of­ MOVIE AUDIENCE ^Title X)ne^ supplant veisua siqppact. income areas, handicapped, tively diffuse our reaouroes.’’ ficially Informed that over 400 Ferfiofi .***••.QUIDE*e*e*** Sheinwold on Bridge “ If a state, for example, neglected, deliquent and foster RADIO OKRATB GARAGi DOOROKNR New Yorkers bought tickets for Lesslnger now has Introduced A SERVICE OF FIUN-MAKERS TV-Radio Tonight builds a new building for a children, American Indian chil­ a new element in the Tltie I pic­ the Bushnell production of AND THEATERS. B r AUVED SHiaNWOLD NORTH At Critical school, ire may say that the dren and those of migratory ag­ ture—the Idea of accountability. "Adrianna t«couvreur. state apent Title I money in the ricultural workers. ‘ ‘ T H E W A Y Th«M rMinyt apply to film* Bivery experienced b tid ^ A 942 "W e have progressed from urea for last week’s "Salome’' Updated Curriculum wrong place, or used federal rejeewd pfter Nov 1.1968 player often refuses the first (7 K 8 A comiriex formula Is used to the mere allocettofi of resources TBnw BgMs an In.gB- are not yet available. Television C ro ssro a d s money to siqiplant state funds I should expect that balleto- O AK984 compute the amount of money a to the point where we have to rage, Ne rsdis lleenae H E A R D n r T H IS S E A L trick In a suit led by the 5;88 <|> Ferry Mrn— Sperte aad Temten (G> which a n stqipoaed to be used I manea from New York will be ponents at a notrump contract. A A74 funds oen be spent in any man­ sults,’’ he said. verse It just as likely as the opera fans submitted and approved undar <88) Maasters "In cases like this, we’U ask trick when one of the oppon­ 4 A 10 873 AJ5 <84l> Maele Seeae The New Teeple (G> —Title I money paid port ot in tile specified categories. many teachers have been added Hartford Ballet, although young i. the .im <>« the pyramid for the Junior <8S) SeoM l:W (8) Markern BTD (0) get it beck, but we make the and stUl somewhat small. Is «»e curriculum la the aim ^ ,g*^%erioualy wrong. (i] Suggaslad for GENERAL pay dividends even when your 4Q 10 8 AT93 (tS-MS) Mariam the rent on a building hmietwy About 9 million disadvantaged In a system under Title I and so (80) Gfflunui’, Islud point that the state Is, usiiig our OPEBATES FBOM TOCB CAB play seems to . cost you a trick SOUTH . „ (41) Tnrtk »r CmseqaeacM (S-40) 11w Sarrirai* administrative offices of a children in 16,000 school dls- on. Now we want to know what attracting extrem e^ f«^orable of the administrators and discussing the audioneas. (U> DeOa Reote money rather than tta own, in the suit led by the opponents. Stil IM ) Wemiker BpaHs mad school district in Cairo, HI. tricto participated In Title I pro­ Che payoff la in student perform­ •nte Hartford Ballet Company tlofi. Ballet gives rhythm, opera Interest In the Blast. For ex- teachers In the Vernon School Motlpm irnreira T.nnPiiairiMi Aa g Suggested for MATURE ♦ K Q 6 Newm Mr ^vmrUm Mmrttaa Iny.” audiences (parental discre­ Neither aide vulnerable. (N) Bat Ma^rMB government audits, the Legal present funding, average spend­ gram. W e want to know exactly Hartford Syniphony Orchestra needed tor truly fine per- the audience for the local com- O J 106 (St> RImUickta (C> Cam We Arioot letleHea To foster tighter control, A report, the outcome of cur- mainly on the audlo-visial ma- tion advised). Opening lead — Seven of A K652 (U> Tea O'Cteek Bepori (C> Defense and Educational Fund ing Is about $180 per yeer per how much better they’re reed­ and the Hartford Symphony formnnces of symphonic works, pany’s offering In the fall at (Sd) H%aj;'. Nan Kropedkin said the federal gov- rlculum studies by several terials in oi^er to decide at RESTRICTED — Parsons Spades. (4S) New* ' ' 1*:S (U> Alfred Httekeoek cf the National Asoodatton tor disadvantaged child. ing, iprtUng and eating." Chomle for Us annual presenta- American’ conductors are denied Millard Auditorium. u . u 1.1 i. i_ 1 .1, __1^___ _ North East Sooth West •iW (4S) Xawkide ernmoit now la seeking to Im­ East put up the jack of apades 11 :M (-<-£M»4l> Now* — Weatker the Advancement of Ooloted tfcm of the famous Nutcracker this wealth of experience, I know that they had a bid Bfoup* * ” “ *?*®“ *;. If m If* under 18 not admitted, un­ 1 0 Pass 2 N T Pass t:M (3) New* wttk Walter Crea- aad Saarfa (C> plement a program under which Most officials think thie Is Referring to the present fund­ Banet, due at the Bushnell the which acoountlB for the fact tha/t to Aspen, Colorado, for last ■y*te»n. indicates the need tor terials should be used. ’Die cur- at Ore flrst trick, and South took ™e (C> (U> Marie People (NAACP) said last BiMvading the help too thin to ing level, Leattnger said less accompanied by parent 3 N T All Pass W^New* wttk Ftaak Bn- TaatoK^km r Jska- dollars bad been misspent for federal government is therefore Ume with this. It adds up to 84 OAKLAND ST. — MANCHESTER trick with the king at some spades and one diamqnd. The (80) mm ay Carson (C> baale. p.m. and 2:30 p.m. respectively, country. Nobody questions their them to accept. With Hugo Flo- Wh3n reviewing the Social ^he next meeting. Persons under t6 net ad­ HBaUey . BriaUer Be- general aid to schools rather gradually turning to a policy of about one-fifth of a teacher. But vague future Ome. South to spades were dmigerous « i l y If (i-M ) Joey Biskap Skaw (C) ’ ’This is better than issuing e < » Marie than as aid to individual disad­ concentration—or withholding always remember, the kids Complefft Selection for your Moreover, Joseph Albeno, ar- musical ablllttos' it’s their lack rato conducting here, there is Studies program, the questions Because the Science depcu^ mitted. This age restriction still waiting for that Ume to Wes( had five of them, but then • : « ^ ) Local Newe blank letter of credit,” he aidd. (I) Neweeepe vantaged children. eervlces, to put It another way. reached by TUIe I are kids no tteUc director of the Hartford of brood experience that counts bound to be even more Interest were asked; "What are the ment will be evaluated tn 1973, may ba higher in certain come. East would have only two,..and , 7:IS (3) After maaer Mavle (M> News aad SMa Off “ To laaue a full letter of credit Holiday Entertainment or Party Bnllet Is Importing conductor against them. in this particular production strong points and what are the discussion centered on this when (M) HaaUejr . BrlakleT Be- <4(> News HeadUae* — 08AF iUe I funds went tor oon- " It means that some kids other country educates.. .’ ’ areas. Check theater or Declarer went after the dla- a holdup play would work, Pfrt (C) Bellsiaa* Film FRn aad SIga Off toe a state’s needs all at one Hugo BTorato of the New York Now I know a goodly number which Is really on a grand scale weak points of the depart- that group met. Suggestions n of new buildings and won’t get anything so that we Newly Remodeled advorUsing. monds by cashing the ace and Dally QuooHob Uo"Cr* (C) Z:4P (S> News aad Weatker — Me- time under U tle I could repre­ "Despite ita problems," he (U) Marie meat af MedttaMaa aad Bio equipm^nt:^^cludlng lawnmow- Ballet Company to head the of you are going to say, "Why and definitely worth seeing. ment?’’ "What can be done to were made for general outlines then getting to his hand with Partner opens wMr cue dla- (*MM4) New* — Weotker — sent a heavy dmin on the U.S. Can concentrate on those who, added, "Title I has opened the Printod •• • public torvico Off ers and JttdtMtal supplies, the fordas which wlU number In the bother going to the Bushnell for As parents you owe It to improve the week points?” tn the preparation of a study of the king of clubs to try a dla- mood, and the next player pasa- TTeesury at one blear.” we believe, wUl benefit most eyes of the public school system FREE DELIVERY 649.I38S by this nowtpopor. SEE SATUKDAT'S TV WEEK FOB OOMP1.ETE U tm N O S NAACP study and had from our efforta” said Dr. Leon to a pressing need. It has ex­ hundreds. Conducting for bal- this ballet? I can see It on ’TV your youngsters to take them jt was decided that the de- the general courses m(Hid finesse. Btost won with es. You bold: Spades, J-5; Despite problems In ita Imide- Open Mon. thru Sat.— 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. m and conducting tor sympho- and we Just got a brand new M to see the production. And youpartment, tn general, is wUllng n was recommended that the the queen of diamonds and led Hearts, Q-J-6-4.*; Diamonds, * ■Iniply refused the ggyipture museum, the worM’s WHIT—u » 6:00 Newi mismanagement,” aald HBIW as Bhich Lelnsdorf, tor exam- « the TV director «sicen- ^ apparently ®o®«es and finally in ggmildered by the ?:25 _first trick. East would lead .., hish - ,------^ g g t j,as been opened- In ™ this ^ . 6:10 Uncle Jay -AM__ ___J - __.n nv^^evtvl f> ' . ... . _a auditor Philip Kropotkin. "W e pie. tratea on close-ups of the prln- ^ exertion is a feat that even “ '® P*’«I»«'atlon of a new course, BducaUon. U A. T h eatr^T h e Chrisamas other spade, and West would toothllU town. Works ^ 6:00 News 6:l0 Walter Cronkti* Many Sequoias Fall can see that a f&lr amount of R ’s a fine melhod of InStruc- clpals, you lose the effect of ___ Dlavers ®oclology, for the coming year. Tree, 7:00, 8:46 take the ace. South would win leading modem sculptor! are . 6:00 FtiU Buivess professional football In discussing the objectives 7:00 The W o M Tonight VISALIA,' CaUf.—More giant improvement is needed In man­ the big ensemble, and that big dTfflcult; having '"'® ®“'*®‘* attention to the third spade and could then in the 8-acre park, 7:00 Fraidc Gifford agement of these funds and of ensemble to a spectacle you will in vo thrmwli a one of Uiethe most serious weak- ^^® "®‘ ®"®* department the try the diammid finesse In per- 7:45 LoweU Thomaa sequoias crashed to the ground feet safety. East could take t h e ------8:00 BpeiUc Up on Sporta last spring and summer than the U tle I program around the flnd to most Impressive, once J nesses, the small number of *^°“ P “ l*®^ ®o"»® 9:00 5 country . .” you actually encounter It. K courses being offered. The de- ^e given to the addition of an queen of diamonds, of course, 9:00 Now* anyone can remember ever hav­ I ’ve seen these productions be- sirablllty of a Russian History objective which wlU Indicate Bus Crash Kills but he would toe imable to re­ 9:10 Specie Up U ing fallen In a whole year. The “ We haven’t had any cases of 18:15 81101 Oft toll Is blamed on record winter somebody actually pocketing fore and they have always been ^ ^ course and a course In an th ^ Interaction between the Seven, Injures turn a siiade. wnc 168* worthwhile.. This time It l^ k . f f polozy was also mentioned. humanities and science and that The spades were no threat if 6:00 Afternoon EdtUan snows, which made the ground money under this program,” 6:16 Market Report two to three times wetter than Kropotkin added. "But one of as though It will be the best , , , , ^ nn, j # n more thought be given to carry- 34 After Skid Wert bad a fouixiard suit since 6:80 WeaUier ever, I ’m not even sure It to . ^ ® "®«> ®°'*®K® P>-®- ing out the objectives "to to- South could afford to lose three 6:86 strictly )k>otta .usual, loosening the roots. the troubles we have oome avallable in New York City this On the whole Mr. A lb a ^ h^ paratory course In Contompo- , gdentlllc Investigation GAP Pa (Wp) - A bus car- season In fact I'm reasonably ®tuck reasonably close to the rary Problems was also dls- ’ ' ' a ous car- sure that It Isn’t. original choreograpliy by Petipa cussed at length with it being ^ individual rese rch. 40 Bkufteni Star lodge EBfMHIHKWMie We a n now taktRff or- 7UMUIU NhainiFSiif 1 for FREJ8H Last week I told you that the tor the Tschaikowsky music, constantly stressed that this « was decided by the Art De- members and guests with itftR-amttiiM strike at the Met was apparent- NeverthelesB times change, and niust be different from the I^rtment group, that most of otrM m as gifts tor resldenla of EAST CONNECTICUT Open Every Night This a little bit special. ly going to be settled over last the country to different. Hart- existing Problems of Democra- “ *® inadequacies in the program for the agod skidded on TURKEYS h v i i l l ' s weekend and Bing was predict- ^rd to ^ y to dUferent from St. cy course for the non-college W"K®“ <>" «*e crowded condl- “ ^ Mon. Oini FH. 7:00-8:45 Week till 9—(Sat. till S:30) Ing "Alda” by December 29. Petersburg In 1891, so some of students so that It would be a “ ®na- Many suggestions of add- ® highway Sunday, hit a Sat. ft Sun. $K)0-8dl0-S:40 Riflrht now most sizes are Actually the AF of M was wUl- the variations have been up- challenge to the really able stu- ®‘* activities and courses were power pole and toppled on Its 7:80-9:80 avnUBble so ft is a good Ing but AQMA backed out at dated and modified. As I said, made but all require require additional aide In a field, kilUng seven and time to ptace yonr order. the lost minute. I heard the al- however, 1* remains fully re- , space. It was noted. Injuring 84. WILLIAM HOLDEN VIBNA U S I Special Holiday Offer— Another item we have to leged reasons from a couple of cognizable and your youngster Noting that a considerable A recommendation to proper The bus was bound from Phll- ask for advance orders New York managers at wiU have no trouble with It, no of time was spent In adelphla to the Masonic Home From Now till Christmas on is • •■Salome” the other night, but matter what book you find the discussing the problems which ^ of Pennsylvania in EUzabeth- THE CHRISTMAS It’s all hearsay and mibject to story in. are arising In the new World FREE Life Size Illuminated SANTA! FIRST PRIZE considerable amounts of varia- I ’ve told It so often In this History course among the stu- .. The injured were taken to TREE tion as to Interpretation. column that I just refuse to do dents of the lowest academic P ^ “ ® suggesaon 0 1 Lancaster Oeneiol, Lancaster Bated O HOLIDAY HAM Consequently I don’t wont to It again and bore my regular ability and whose reading level study group. Osteopathic and QoatesvlUe hoe- 5 foot 4 inches Tall, 72" Around the Middle. Free This Is not cm ordinary go Into the hassle any further readers. There are Mverol vol- Is very low. It was suggested I* was felt that the present pitals. Twenty four remained' With Any New Purchase of $99 or Morel (Fair hom, b u r o r M l than to report the bare fact that umea alt Mary Cheney and. that on alternative to this be iext does not now meet the hospitalized. They were report- Traded Items Excepted). The base is pre-bor^ so It Isn’t over yet and there Whiton Libraries that will tell developed In the direction of, a needs of modern day problems ed In fair to poor condition, OFFBEAT SIMPLY WONDERFUL !" that it can be anchored to the ground for outdoor use. HOLIDAY HAM definitely will be no opera at you about It, and also I expect cultural anthropology. in driver and safety education The dead, all woman, were wtikh gRstens wfMi o the Met on Deo. 29. to enjoy the production for ttie Aigg discussed was what Was *'**f*’ school students. from the Philadelphia area. sherry gloze AQMA (A m erica Guild of ^ e n th time even more t l ^ I termed a serious problem with The suggestion was made that Muriett ArtUts) lakes did on t ^ first (^carton whm I t^e student of very low aca- theIIva teacher's guidennil/lA for behlnd- Jondess, covered with Choriitera and b a m w^^ r e t t l j ^ a n ^ at w ^ ^^Ulty In the required the-wheel training be revised, IntereM Tops Tax at the Met. Until they sign and been accomplished, 'ruit . . . you carve U.fl. History courses. It was thus guarantying a more uni- uEg m OINBXS, Iowa U.S. W IneyButan through a rich brown the terms of contract are clar­ ified, the New York Ballet, noted that five of the six teach- iorm and organized method of farmers last year paid $2.4 bll- No Mistletoe sherry glazing deep into across the plaza. Isn’t accepting Con Ed Wins ers who teach that subject felt teaching in this area. fThe do- Uon In property taxes and $3 delicious lean 1st Prize that a practical U.S. History partment has two, full-time and„ billion In Interest. B'ertlllzer cost any contract so far as I know, Okay for Expansion Ham. Hickory smoked, although efforts have been class should be taught without *ive, part-time Instructors. them $2 billion and feed Is Needed sugar-cured and so ten­ made to get them to open the WASHINGTON (AP) — The the use of text or homework. A recommendation was made purchases $6.5 billion. Repairs E der you cut it with your ballet with a contract being ar­ Bureau of Power of the Federal The sixth teacher felt that to send letters to both the Con- io farm motor vehicles and ma- lork. ranged retroactive to the begin­ Power Commission approved a lumping all the; least able stu- necticut Dept, of Motor Vehicles chlnery came to $3.9 billion. : t's fully cooked and ning of the season. 10-year expansion program put dents together would prove un- and the State Department o f ______lf\ o u Give r ^ y to serve. The labor troubles In New forward by Consolidated Edison inspiring both tor the teacher Education, stressing the need This average 10 lb. bono- York have resulted In numbers Co. of New York, but warned and the class and that they for better communication be- of people down there romlng to that In the meantime a threat would do better In with the gen- tween the two and the school This Thoughtful ess ham will make a Hartford for opera. The board porsitts more power em er eral classes. Som'e members of department. The department Is wonderful gift for W ith a C B T Master Charge Card. friends, relatives or busi­ ‘**P*rtment expressed the concerned about revisions In thoug^ht that an attempt should laws, testing procedures and Gift To Your ness associates. One busi­ The bureau suggested a 10- W e cail it our Christmas Card. ilanrliPBtrr be made to have team teaoh- new educational Information. C ness just placed an or­ pc4nt program for alleviating Ing, within the Social Studies connection with the high der with us for 40 of l E u r n i t H J ^ e ^ ^ i w u t y 'o f „,oro“ “ bixn^^ Dfpartmert “ l^d^ ^**® English school curriculum discussions, BOLTON LAKE Deserving Wifel For one thing you don’ t have to them . .. the owner tried one last Christmas and Ooe of the ten points was a . the Vocational Agricultural SunchMief.^^^mn. *(06040) suggestion that “ New York, Now „***, o****"®*® ob ^ tlve, school was Included. It was de- carry a lot of cash around with he is now an unpaid ad­ Telephone 84S-Z711 Jersey. Pennsylvania and Con- ‘ ‘"o "*® "* «0 “ of the stu- philosophy iui4 vertiser for Holiday Second CImm Poaloge Paid at necticut should consider estab- 0 ®"“ - tiio curriculum study objectives of the Vo-Ag depart- Hams . . . Hanchaitar, Conn. llshlng a regional authority for B''ouP i°r the Biwlness Detwrt- should be In agreement HOTELand RESTAURANT you. You can charge just about SUBSCRIPTION RAIDS Average weight 10 lbs. Pnyoblo In Advonca coordinated review , and evolua- ">ent said after this It will look^ with those of the high school, Hrbsi 4tio neann*a VmiII# *%^vaarA«t &t thfe nhllnfmnhv nf lAanhlna?: <• .. We do not cut this fruit One Yaer ...... Jfo.oo tion of the area's bulk power <“ the philosophy of teachlngj -a , they seemed to cover all ROUTE 44A Si*t o Months ...... o K genemtlng and transmitting fa- iwid the program of studies to' TELEPHONE 643-9731 ever>'thing oh your list at stores in your sherry glazed ham lb. ■EonuisMonies* ...... 7.80i.ov _jiiAi »» *u- necessary criteria for a sound 11.86. OiM Month ...... 9.M cilltiea. see If they meet the needs of educational program.” the students. The group also The primary aim Is to train hometown, throughout Connecticut, or all over nm r PrlM, agreed It can then proceed to Presents Every Wed, Night—' an _aa---- find out what other courses the student for establishment in agriculture, whether It be full­ should be added to result in a the world. Sleds, skis, toys, clothes. Candles, candy, appliances, time farming, a related agri­ TENDERIZED HAMS better all-arpund student. cultural occupation or a begin- A Fantastic Mouth-Watering Special! To reach^ this objective, the In rim 11 to toward a professional agri- NIW color T V . You ’ ll get just one bill for all your purchases. rang* wM bn a good department wl have each husl- cultural career ' MOBIUTV vcdiM. Wboio or butt ness student fill out a form con­ taining Information about his or ^Buffet a la Italiano^ You can get one of our C B T Master Charge Christmas Cards heif o» $1.19 N. TOUCH her background, verbal and And 1st Prtid Is nonverbal IQ scores and read- i LAST NITB "SWtas Family BoMiHan’' Consisting of: —if you don’ t have one already—at any whh o pound pkg. of Ing scores. After all of this In­ formation is gathered and tabu­ Shown at 5:88 ft SrtS “ Baacal*' at t m TINY, ALL EBEP OF lated, the study committee will Domestic and imported Cheeses one of our offices or through any COCKTAIL FRANKS then start work on rewriting the Antipas'Eo FOR THE HOLIDAYS philosophy of the course. SArdines, Anchovies, Tunafish, Hot and Sweet Pep. participating store. But do it soon so The committee studying ths SPRING Toes. "Oeiis WHft Ik e Wind** Buy 1st Prize meat prod­ mathsmatibs department cen- pars, Olives, Pickles, Tomatoes. tered its dlscusslM around pro- nt M S you can do your shopping early. ucts and Connecticut , InnewNmnispIciMlor... 'Cold Cuts Farm Fresh Turkeys ' I cedures In buUdlng a currl- Genoa Salami, Coppicollo, Boiled Ham & Pesuttini. j culum. It was dsoldsd three H i t m osl iiu i^ if ir r n l from the foOn who care F 0R Hot Dishes — Baked Beans, Kielbasa and Sauerkraut, Italian Sau- enough to get you the sets of objeotlvea muet be pkluircurL U eatabUehed: General objectives beet . . . .j for the atudy of math; objec- DAVID QSEliNICK'S MOOUmONV sage and Peppers, Chicken Pieces and Ravioli. CHRISTMAS . - lives for each tract, (ooUage MARGARET MITCHUlS Desseitt, Coffee, Rolls and Butter And tolctaig oboot and general); and objectivee PRICI INCLUOU DlUIXE 6-PC. Complete Iho host . . . PlnO‘ ‘ tor each course. The teachera wUl oonsldlsr IM M iniH •IT OP CUANIN* ACCISSOMUI hurst Is tbo placo to theae objectivee and dlacuse All this, as much as yoU can eat, Only $3.00 per person, HoHduy them more fully at the next CSiristmss.i O A Q S » R i b meeting. Working on the aaaumptfon $1.75 for Children o f 1 ^ . that Uie prefant high attwol phlloaophy la favorable and up- Between the hours of 6:00 and 9:00 b t ff to-date, the Induatrlal Arts atu- dy committee went over that od U.S. Cholc* department’s alma and objeo- Roasts which oro bo- ] Uvea. An «M nd spacid ovary Wadnosdgyu. 'Keith's Has Been Your Head­ ing corofuEy ogod give a bouquet R was propoead that tha pyramid approach continue to to bo SOI* you got of freshly-gathered lilacs— but be followed. This starts la Jun­ "HAFfY HOURS'* from 6:00 to CLOSING quarters For National Brands somothhig just a Nt- you can give the romantic “float away" ior high, with a broad baste ta- e^V W w ^ n e [ fragrance of Wrisley’s French Lilac. Cologne, chiding Industrial and techncal AN Mixad Drinks 76c lot For Nearly TOY ears!" Yot, « always, wo ortsnuuon. It oontiniMS Is Bath Oil and Rath Powder. Cream Sachet and gndes 9, 10 and 11 with oeottm- Winrtff : Soap-$1.50 to $3.00. Gift Sets-$5.50. «d sxpertancea in several of'Ten SWEDISH KORY! major areas baaed on aMUty Aradnn.v, and Intereet and than to grada .Wank 4 Thursday Night Special 18 which Is dsvotsd Is q|>eclall- FROM aatlon. CHICKBIA SPAGHim —Salad. U was agreed that the ahope (L\RKG.\BLE Ptnehunf have a serlousnaaa of purpose and have operated reasonably \l\lLNLtiai Grocery weU over the years, conttnuiiy to do a conatderahle amount of L£SUEUOW\RD experimenting. . Get H m H aM t... This group notsd that Vsrnon OU\l\dea\MLL\ND Stag P lM b on t Daily has nsvyr fuUy suhacribed to tbs ’ ’General Shop," and It was P A G E P O U R UANCHESTER EVENING HEBAU). HANpHEStER, OONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 ICANCHESnrEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBEiR 15, 1969 Vernon Shepard received the proclama­ I ® Astronauts Given tion. " I f you like what’s gone on in lib r a r y Sets Standing Ovation the past, keep your eyes open because tUngs grt better next Program For At Texas Dinner year," Shepard said. In receiving the Houston med­ HOUSTON (A P ) — More Hmhi Pre-Schoolers al, Conrad said: “ There'll be a I •' 1,200 persons attending a $100,- lot bigger steps as we continue. To Give Or Receivo A pre-school program will be a-plate dhinw gave American Televisicii personality Johnny “™Z MAZVZL or MAIN STBErT' \\ presented tomorrow at 10 a.m. astronauts a standing ovation Carson served aa master of cer­ D im s Forms WI4e; MAIN nUErr. MANCHESTIR . at the Rbckvllle Junior Library Sunday night under the direction of Mrs. Lu- emonies, and singer Nancy Pressbi^: Hams The dinner was sponsored by Ames and Phyllis McGuire en­ eila Denley. the National Jewish Fund. Pro­ Ydvet Boards tertained. H je program will be for chil­ ceeds will go toward planting a Cutting: Boards dren three to five years of age forest in Israel honoring the whose last names begin with O American space corps. Market Share Cut %irt Markers through Z. Holiday stories and More than 20 astronauts, in­ Sowing Bo(As aotivtUes, songs and crafts will WASHINGTON — From 1930 cluding Apollo 12 crewmen Bobbin Boxes be presented. Charles Conrad Jr., Richard F. through the 19B0s, the single­ This is the final pre-school Gordon Jr. and Aliui L. Bean, family house dominated the res­ Sewing Baskets program for the season. More attended. idential oonstructicn market, such programs will be planned Former Texas Gov. John Ckm- accounting for 80 pei; cent of STORE HOURS for the spring. A special Christ­ starts. In the 1980s, slngle-fam-"> nally said the Apollo spacemen 10 A.M. to 9 PJd. mas show will be presented Sat­ "reflected man’s insatiable cu­ ily starts began dropping until urday at 10 a.m. with children riosity" and said they were "a they reacbad a low o f M.2 ]^ r NEXT TO CALDOR from kindergarten' through force of unity—a force that Unks cent in the last quarter of 1988. Grade 6 invited. The spirit of Burr Comers Plasa all man in brotherhood,’’ Manchester Christmas will be portrayed in Texas Gov. Preston Smith two stories: "The Nativity” and presented a state pcoelamatloo "The Nigtit Before Christmas." lauding the Ap stayed sedately in out and have It rut—when their seats and gave polite ap­ M iracle K nits YOU want it! plause. Chief atone Mick Jagger tried Jerry A Marte will be on j Stainless Steel the lot after school and. week­ to aUr ttwm up by aaylng ends. "You’d better get out of your by The M cGregors oeats soon or I ’ll crown you," Rear of 19 Lewis 8U but only a few couplea got up to OnU J erry o r M arts 848-0891 dance in the alslea. of Celanese* ArneT \ I inm HtiH Doctor Robert K. Butterfield wishes 7.50 In a rainbow of colors. Chrome to announce with sincere regret, the 6.50 pr. OPEN EVENINGS! When the sun comes out, you can see your way clear to a McGregor termination of his private practice of Miracle. A n d seeing is believing that these silky A rntI* inaceUte m i medicine at 257 East Center Street, ; A nic^e way to say and nylon kiiils are incredibly cool and comfortabjf. McGregor makes lull-fashi'one

dress. " * r . t; . OmTONIGHT TO 9 l i AIJLtOAD$UADTOTlU.CiTYPtAZA»PAMaMOPQt O VBIim CAiS 't>A!OB SES. MANCHESITER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANC9 ESTER, C»NN.. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 FAGS SEVEN

School 'Will petfocm under the The Meedowbrotdt Sdiool Leonard Corner Flrehoiae. made news by ordering its parking; Tolland direction c f ifim Jane Hugr- PTO 'Will sponsor a bake sale Tte°*s attending are eaked to meters off Its streets. wood. These student dsain Wedneoday morning at • at facing a gift for exchange and a The people o f Richmond had come to Schmli Christmas Concert number 170 efaUdrea. Hartmann's Supermarket fat prise tor games. lEtiFntn^ ^FraUi The chains a i« ' aaqtected to RockvUle. Cakea, cookies, piea, The Zoning .Board at CvM M W b bsl iHrtMisa. the opinion that the parking nieters, in ­ perform on televirian aaan ac- PTJBLISHKD BY THE breads, fudge and other tteitta peebt wiH hold a public hear­ BBRALD PRINTINO CO., INC. stead of proving a municipal efflcienc:y, cordhig to Meadmshrook School wni he a'wUahle for the boll- 18 B luell Street Po^poned to Wednesday ing tonight at 8 to hear a re- Mandieater Conn. as was intended when they were first Prindpal Donald Parker. days. Quest for location at a g »^ tn e / THOMAS F. S®RGUSON The ToUaod'PDgfa School and They also attended a series of MawalleM ChriMinei P s (^ Dropl off stations for aU bak­ station on the rw^ fg * WALTER R. FERGUSOK Installed, were merely driving peoi^e Middle School bands' and chorus­ PubtWiere three meetings in the school li­ The ToBond JuMor Wdmcn’a ed goods far the sale are at the Rhodes Rd. end Rt. Its. The Founded October 1, 1881 es wlU presenV^a Christmas away from the downtown Umpiring dds- brary, conducted by the tour Club PuhUc Aftktas OnmmMfeet homes at Mrs. WUUam Rady. request was mads by Chartas PublMied Every Evening Except Sundaye Concert Wednesday night at will hold a Chriatmas poitg nt Reed Rd.; Mrs. John MoCar- trict. t language aides, the reading Luce. 9 m Mm Botldaye. Entered at the Poet Oiflce at the high sdwDi gym. The con­ Binet HaU at the Manafleki thy, Orehaber Rd.; any time Hanciieeter, Conn., ae Second CUies Hail This lively piece of news from a Ciall- cert was originally scheduled teacher, kindergarten teachers, Cub Scout Pack 18 win meet MaUer.______guidance counselor and princl- Training School tomorrow night Tuesday, or at Hartmann'a tomorrow bight at T;I0 in St fom ia city reminds us Manchester peo­ to be held tonight but was post­ at 7 p.m. An a'vanhtg c f carol Maiket on Wedneadoy moin- BUBSCRlPnON RATES poned due ^ the atmrm. pal. ‘ y Matthew's Church Parish Cen­ •illBINnMBe5 Wffw-OTIw d W 9 \ Payable in Advance ^ ple of what good sense we developcid zinging and gift giving to pton- !ng- ter. andwouMzs'_ _ ^ _ jjwiconw^i|iOp|wwMWwyiD«piaiiig^ One Year ...... 890.00 Total pai^Uclpants in the The continuous learning pro­ nad. III pilotte Do OQfM of M M Six Months ...... 15.50 years ago, and of how fortunate we ore, bands wUl bc^ui, phis the stu­ Parutta of Meadowbrouw The Tonandeis Square Dance Three Months ...... 7.80 gram at the school ia now in Commnalty CMS One Month ...... 3.80______dents enroI^M W'.Ahe qhoriMes iSchotd chUdren, who have not Club will hold a pot luck supper to be living in a meter-less community, its initial operation with the The Tolland Women’s Com­ HMItr ON A TKASUM CNnrteAlMND son QUALI1V MB WU II Tickets wUl avaUahJe at the yet Joined the newly reorganised tomorrow night at 7 In the MEMBER OF assistance of the aides. En­ munity Club ariil meet Wednes­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in which we can go shopping where iVe door at ,$1 pCk, adtika and 80 PTO, may contact Mrs. Rady. Crystal L*ke Firehouse. thusiasm is high, according to day at 8 In the United Congre­ DcwMlaton M anchest i r The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ please without the bother of paying o ff cents for stud^:^;'\Mai ^lace The telephone chairman of A voter reglstretion seadon IBS Mate Street titled to the use ot republlcatlon of ali Parker, &i the part of all teach­ gational Church pariora. A the organtoaUon is Mrs. Ctoudl- win be held,, tomorrow night MICHAELS JEWELERS- news dispatches credited to it or not other­ the sidewalk bandits. available fhcmll tririiing to at­ ers, aides and pupils Involved. wise credited In this paper and also the tend. \ Christmas party win be held us Ode. from 6 to 8 p.m. In the Town local news published here. and a gift exchange conducted. All rights of republloation of speoiel dls- Perhaps, too, we should let the ne^vs Band selections, \parformed Meadowbrook Mnsioale HaU. Mrs; .Helen Needham and, Mrs. psUchea herein are also reserved. from Richmond reminds us of something under the directiem of \ Henry The ToBahd ChUdreil’s-Ctnir The TUlIend Volunteer Fire Doris Luhrsen are In charge of TOe Herald- Printing Company Inc., as­ Kreske, director of music, will consisting of 85 first, second and Depeitment AuxUliaiy will bold Manchester Evening Hendd else. the program. sumes no financial responsibility for tyix>- Include “ BraxUlan Sleigh BeHs,” third grade students will present a potluck supper and Christmaa ToUand oorreapoodeat Bette graphical errors appecu-lng In advertuM- Meadowbrook PTO Bake Sale ments and other reading matter in Thii The successful operation of a met«r- “ Holiday for Trombones,” and a muslcale Pridagr night at 7:80 party tonight at 7 at the Qnatrale, Tel. 878-SS46, Read Herald Advertisements Manchester Evening Herald. less downtown, with Its guarantee of v/«l- “ Twaa the Night Before Christ­ ?t the Meadowbrook Scfaoot The young chrir win be ac- Suhacrlber to Los Angeles TimeB-Washlng- come to all, depends on a good citliien- mas,” with a narrator. ton Post News Service. by Mrs. Dorothy P\UI service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. The choruses under the di­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews, shlp which, when given two hours free rection of Mrs. M a ^ i Mals- Shackway and Mrs. Kathleen Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency parking, doesn’t try t o abuse the bary will sing “Sir Christmas,” Horvath, and directed by music — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. teacher Mrs. Maureen Stott privilege. "The Little Drummer Boy,” MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUl X- Soloists wUl be Micbari Kop- TIONB.______and a chorale from the “ Christ­ ’Ihere should, in any town which has mas Oratorio” hy Bach. alck, Kevin O’Mana, Christina Display advertising closing hours Ohlbeig and John Betggrai. T o t Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. been through the parking meter exper­ The Middle and High Schori In addittan to the choir, tite For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. ience and then come to its senses, never bands wlU combine for a For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. fourth and fifth grade choirs For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. finale playing the Christmas For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. be much of a necessity for parking Suite by Waiters. from the Hicks Memorial For Saturday -7 - 1 p.m. Thursday. CUssiried deadline — 5 p.m. day be­ tickets. To the contrary, it should be a Volunteer Scbool Aides fore publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Monday publication. matter of personal privilege with every­ JAeadowbrook School Princi­ ... body to give the meter-less system such pal Donald Parker is seeking Monday, December 16 three parents willing to serve PR0FII8I0MAL good cooperation that it never stops as volunteer aides tor the in­ ■U8IME8B working fairly for everybody. dividual reading, readiness pro­ TRAIMIMO ' Money Alone Won’t Do It Abuse the privileges wo have, and gram at the school. - n n MB MtST SMS 8 « M l 6IMMWI) "ft ia tim e," says the summary report sooner or later those slick salesmen will The volunteers may work either morning or afternoon ■ IBM 360 COMPUTm of the National Commission on the be back, trying to persuade us that we Mice a week or a full day If ■ IBM KEYPUNCH Causes and Prevention of Violence, "to con make the town a lot of money* by desired. Applicatitms for the po­ ■ SECRETARIAL SCIENCES LEeAL-MOKM-CXCeUTIVt balance the risks and precautions we putting the bandits back on the Job.|' sitions may. be obtolned from Photofmobad By BoglnMd FtaOo his office. take abroad a^ralnst those we take tiere *1110 way to let a good system 11%'e is PSYCEDELIC EXPERIMENT NO. 99 A total 80 volunteer moth­ at home," to refrain, from trying to take special ers are actively assisting In the And the closing paragraphs of the sum­ advantage of (t for yoursM. kindergarten program at pres­ mary are a,n expansion of that same ent, according to Parker. II\K II OKI) i thought. a The hides received training \i M )l \l^ ! Inside Report Forum Thought for Today and orientation in seminars coo- "When in man’s long history,” reads Dining At The Extremes iTheThe Nativity Scene "■ la si\i ss I To the Editor, Cheer Up: Christmas Is Coming offers the world can be wonder­ ducted by a resource director of this conclusion, "other great civilisations We don’t know which disturbs our holi­ the Hartford Public Schools. b y Through your column I ■wish- fully uplifting: The heart of 186 TrumbsS SL, Hartford fell. It was lesii often from external as­ O sing to the Lord a new They were familiarized with the day season appetite the more, another Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert U. Novak to compliment the Natltrlty Christmas, God’s great gift of Tel. sas-aist (Can Colleel) use of s]ieciaUzed materials sault than from internal decay. Our own of those preposterous roast beef dinner Scene Committee. for an excel­ song, for He has done mar­ love and salvation, offers peace . lent Job. programa. civilization has shown a remarkable ca^ foiiy tales from ' the United flOates WASHINGTON — Oongres- hope for no more than a stretch­ velous things. Psalm 08:1 (RSV) in a world of unrest and war, slonal tax-writera are set to de­ out to delay its inflationary im­ Being chairman of the Nati­ hope in a situation of dis- pacity tor respor.uling to crises and for Bureau of Labor Statistlos down in New vity Scene for the Tall Cedars Once more we have entered fy President Nixon's veto threat pact, and perhaps scaling the couragemfsnt and apprehenslrii, for some thirteen years I can the season of Advent, with its emerging to higher pinnacles of power York City, or a dlstinoUy more against a tax bill with tax and exemption down to $700. Joy in a time of bewilderment appreciate what they have encouragement and opportunity authoritative bulletin on the price oil foie Social Security Christmas pres­ Although veteran Congress­ and sorrow. and achevement. done. to prepare for Christmas. Some Treat Your Dog To A ents to the taxpayer, thereby men cannot conceive of the I could do without much of "But our moat serious challenges to gras from Prance. confronting the President with I think it is Just grand that will greet the reminder of the President’s vetoing this kind of the extravagance of our Christ­ date have been esitemal—the kind this The Bureau of Labor Btatlsttcs in still a dilemma of grave dimensions bill after a full year’s work, Manchester can have Its own approach of the great festival mas, but would not want to give Holiday Grooming At — partly political, partly eco­ high Administration officials in scene regardless of what some with a cynical "So Whsut?" or a strong and resourceful country could clinging to that tough old fiction in %irhloh up many of thb delights that nomic. close contact with Mr. Nixon people may do, say or think. disgusted "What, again?" or a k claims that a family of four in New unite against. While serious' external The Immediate source of Mr. disagree. The President, they F. E. Peck weary “ I'll be glad when It’s have been added. I must leant LEMON and LIME dangers, remain, the graver threats to­ York City can sit down to a roast beef Nixon's problem is his unusual­ insist, meant exactly what he over;" to strike a balance lest the ly explicit press conference What’s the matter? superficial sentimentality, the GRADUATES OF THE day are internal: Htiphasard urbaniza­ dinner for a total cost of $6.64 for the said Monday night. For the statement last Monday night, President to concur in an out- When a teacher asked, “ What annoying commercialism, the N.Y. SCHOOL OF DOG GROOHINO four. Herald tion, social discrimination, disfiguring of an unpleasant surprise to Capi­ of-balance tax bill, they said, time-consuming customs shut Is the shape of the world?" "WHERE YOUR DOG RGCBVES the environment, unpr« icedented inteide- Our appetite is dismayed as it tries tol Hill, that he would veto' a would convince corporate busi­ Yesterdays a little fellow answered, out the message of cheer. Bt>r tax reform bill containing two ness that his anti - inflation Christmas I want a spiritual up­ pendenoe, the dislocation of human iden­ to imagbie what the beef bi such a "M y father says It’s in the THE CARE HE DESERVES" costly Senate amendments; A stance is frivolous. worst shape it’s ever been lift, and Advent is the time to dinner must be like. Deducing that the 25 Years Ago tity and motivation ort^ated by an af­ 15 per cent hike In Social Se- But a veto of much-desired In." We may smile at that, but prepare for It. PROfESStONAL SERVICE fluent society—all resulting in a rising process Invdlved must be that of tiUdng curity payments and an In­ tax relief would carry its eco­ Cheney Brothers wins 4th the condition to which the fath­ Prayer: Help me get ready AT REASONABLE PRICES crease in the present $600 per­ nomical llablHtles. The bill con­ Army-Navy " E " award, the tide of individual and group violence. a 'few square Inches of hide, and i!oant- er referred Is not a smiling for Christmas in such a way, O sonal Income tax exemptiem to tains extension of the surtax at first textile firm In the country ing it until It flakes crisp, tte hope we matter. That the world is in God, that the assurance of Your 21« SPRUCE ST. "The greatness and dunablllty of most $800. Choosing not to believe the a 6 percent rate for six months to be so honored. the worst shape it’s ever been love may sound clear and civilizations has been .finally determined never have dine qidte that chciaply. President's threat, the Senate- and repeal of the investment Slight earth tremor is frit by in is debatable. The world has cheery, right through the noise 649^4226 649-9541 House conference now writing credit. Accordingly, the veto Manchester residents. by how they have re.ipon>ded to these As for foie gras, that delightful paste never been In good shape, noth­ of the world. Amen the final version of the bill is would remove more than $10 Completed school census ing like what it could be by challenges from within. Outs will be no made out of the specially fattened liver determined .to approve some­ billion from the plus side of ^ e shows total enrollment of 4,886 By The the grace of Gd. That its pres­ Rev. Armin C. of a French goose, the latest quottatlon thing close to the. blcmkllsted budget and free more dollars as against 4,686 last year. exception.” ent state is disturbing and Oldsen i o c k provisions. for both consumer and Indus­ It is hard to take exception to such In Paris fixes the price at $34 a pound, trialist. 10 Years Ago frightening will be denied by Submitted by Charles Kuhl, in the unseasoned raw. In tlUii In­ If the tax conference meets few. reasoning, such warning, such a plea. its difficult - timetable of a Fi^rthermore, If the tax bill is Pastor stance, It Is our pooketbook which is Teachers ask pay hike, put- What the world has come to Zion Evangelical Lutheran And one hopes one can believe what finished pitM^uct by Dec. 10, Mr. veto ^ ; -lt.,is unlikely that Con­ ting basic pay at $4,300. Nixon will "have a cheerless is depressing. What Christmas Church the Commission says it obs<9rv,es in this dismayed, and which hopes we may gress would ax^nd the surtax Board ot Directors cut regu­ Yuletlde choice. He can sign never have to dine that expensively. or repeal the Investinent credit lar meetings to once monthly. country: "A spirit of needeil reform is the bill only by sacrificing the in separate measures hext.year. rising steadily among the i>eo.ple and For good digestion, why can’t appe­ credibility of both his own word That is the essence of Mr, in the ranks of local and nattonisl lead­ tite and pocketbook ever meat each other and his commitment against In­ Nixon's dilemma. The much-ad­ QuoUttions OF MANCHESTER half wny? flation. But because the UH’s vertised budget surplus for the Today in History ers” which amounts to a "peacef ul rev­ extension of the surtax and re­ current fiscal year Is turning in­ By THi: ASSOCIATED PRESS -rt By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS olution already underway” featuirliug "a peal of the Investment credit to a deficit even under suspect In 1916, French forces defeat­ "Take a blcmk sheet of paper, Today is Monday, Dec 16, the produces more money than It ed the Germans at the battle of growing readiness to formulate new new accounting procedures, and a pencil or pen or preferably a 349th day ot 1969. There are 16 Christmas Collision loses in the short run, a veto Administration economists pri­ Verdun during World War I. It’s on American principle to keep typewriter. Sit down in front of days left In the year. values, to set new priorities, and to n lake might do more economic harm vately say the need now Is for In 1919, the U.S. Supreme religion out of public schools —and it and concentrate. And the best Today’s Highlight In Hlatoiy firm commitments, now, to be hone'red than good. a tax increase to fight inflation. Court unanimously uphrid the rightly so. It’s an American ouslom to of luck.” — Noel Coward on how On this date In 1791, the first This dilemma merely Illumi­ But anti-tax sentiment in the NaUonal PrriUbiUon Act. as soon as resources are available." celebrate the holiday season evep^where to write plays. 10 amendments to the U.8. Con­ nates one of the least under­ country Is so intense that such a Ten Years Ago ft 1s only when we come to the partio u- with traditional Accoutrements—ai.td this stitution—the BIU of Rights— stood economic facts In Wash­ proposal would face Instant John L. Lewis, then 79, an­ means CSiriatmas with all the trim­ "Middle class America has fi­ were made an effective part of lar "commitment now” the Commission ington: The Nixon administra­ death in Congress. mings. Every year the Irresistible force nally foimd a spokesman in the Constitution with ratification nounced his intention to ’ retire tion has lost control of the fis­ Thus President Nixon is trap­ advocates that wo grow uneasy. of Christmas collides with the immov­ Spiro Agnew because he tells It by Virginia. from the presidency of the cal situation. Whatever Mr. ped: his strong words Monday like U Is.” — Sen. Bob Dole, R.- United Mine Workers, a iXMt he In the end, the Commission seems to able ground rules of secular siihoollng Nixon finally doqs about the tax night struck the right note, but Kan. e On TUs I^its had held for 40 years. -and a few sparks fly. ■' In 1840, the body of Napoleon reduce its fine reasoning. In which both bill, the Federal government came so late .that they helped "Judgment Day for every Five Years Ago They flew in Marblehead, Moiw., this was brought to the Chuixh of unwittingly will be pouring out to set the trap'. human bring grubby, sordid kind of fantasy. It Intiyztabis Sants Glaus was left on his sional taxwriter and chairman of the Senate-House conference. is not that we resent the Idea of spending Iaw8i. A ganecsl i^m ar exploded l^i the community. And within 34 hours the The Presldeht's new hard line our 1970 CiiristmasCiub $30,000,000,000 for general welfare pur­ school offlobda felt Impelled to meet only became visible, ew n in The gift fertile famtiy private, at his weekly meeting Fischetti poses, or ten times that much, but that again, this time to rsaotnd the order. with Republican Congressional we question the assumption that money "The' program of observing reli|{lous - T CIMSChlcas:; Dally Ntwi holldsyif in the Marblehead publlo sohool loaders on Dec. 8 when he alone—any amount of It—is even a real system will continue as U has In the promised to veto any bill U key to our trouUes. past," (t.w school ofnolals’ dlrsotlve stet- necessary. But nobody In Oon- IM tIT C R . greos — certainly not Mills — L S M S irf Whatever the precise nature and ed. Observances in ttie past have been was prepared for Mr. Nixon's wm. spread of our danger to ourselves with­ guided by A niUng made In l$tS by lUien uncharacteristically blunt press in ourselves, we doubt that we can buy Attorney Oen. Bkiword W. Brooke, now conference pledge to veto a bill and a beauttfUl 12* Present* or spend our way out of it. U.S. Senator, that they are perintsadble constructed to the Senate’s spe­ as long as they are part of the ediioa- cifications. If we could, twenty bilHons a year, or tlonal prooeea and have no aperilfle What made this disconcerting sandwich tras^ to boot! a hundred billions a year, would be reMgloua connotation. to Oongreaslonal tax-writers cheap—cheap indeed for a curs of ttw Surely on thsos terms there la room were the hard facts of life on Start next year's Christmas today, by-opening a Hart­ in Maasachusstts achoola and tai those Capitol HUI. No matter how viiulent social cancers eating away at ford National Christmas Club Account. We'll give you of otiier states for obaennanota of r»- much Mills cleans up the spend­ our national flesh. llgioua holidays. Christmas and Hamik- . thrift Senate bill, the provisions a free official Seymour Sock (while they last, so hurry!) But if money, and even the things kah eapeotally am among the rtohest of that Mr. Nixon finds objection­ and a gracious Anchor Hocking glass tray with its own our western oriebfatbxis, with tradltlona able cannot 1^ eliminated. money can be, are not the real^medl* plastic carrying bag. that go back to the beginnings of racolrd- Indeed,. Congressional leaders cine for what sickens us, then any giqnt ed history and beyond, and with aymbola of both parties warned Mr. Nix­ All you do is sign up to save as little as $1— or up to spending program is going to be merely and ceremonies Riat reach ncroos Ihe on weeks ago that the 18 per­ bounds of formal religioua belief. cent Social Security boost w ^ d a temporary placebo which only gives $10 a week. Sign up at any office of Hartford National. Bnjoyment of their observance oui be In the final lax bill despite Come the 1970 holiday season, you’ll bo awfully glad us an Illusion of improvement while the bring into our oohools understanding and Its inflationary Impact. - Ac- real condition continues unchanged and approolatlon of the great cultural .and knwledgtng this, the President you did. eritleal. > ethical heritage of western man. R ' can conceded privately that hla pro- also broadsn the vision of our ehUdien poaed 10 percent Increase In a and strengthen their sense of the . separate bUI was not sweet HARTFORD brotheriiood of man by making use of eiKNigh for Congressional taste. Phrame A hsndsoine consote or a lorsijr spinet. NA*nONAL The Blcflaing Of No Meters the warmth, the color, the drama of Capitol Hill demands for a it’s oar Knsbe or Cable Neikm it will the saasonal festhnals. higher plirsonal Income tax ex­ cLtfm afl. A fine inano is a lifetime .f if t Viait THE CHOICE BANK The Wall Btrest' Journal reported the Teaching In our achoola should be emption, their work would be our miMic dqMurtmeot today and see our iatie fztohtohed otliar day, with sn'alr of dlsoovery,' that secular and non-partiaan. 'nils does not reversed by the Senate and per­ variety of modds Jn oar Chriatmaa diqilay. t I K P.DI.C. mean that It has to be atartle. — haps the House. Thus. Mr. Nix­ ***TKw • w t ■Mrnow • -Miiow • tizann « i tbs city of Richmond, California, has Pricee start at $696. Mtwufiua I . aMeiAIO* • 'VIZW • UBIMfl. MERUIBN RXOORD on's allies in the conference '-BB»l«CBOal • W Ci • Boar.-Ii « M'-Mtlll me • wux • BAituoic • licvmd • Ikooutiwe

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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESlER. OONN^ MONDAY, DECRMBER 16, 1969 ______...... IfAOB EIGHT B1ANCHE9TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHEOTERj tONN., MONDAY, I)ECEMBER 16, 1969 PAGE NINE

yah’s Witnesses will officiate. M tm cheiter Area A - ■ Burial will he in Bast Ceme­ Coventry Obituary tery. Friends may call at the funer­ al home tomorrow from 7 to 9 Booster Club Skids Cause Mrs. Mary E. Frendi p.m. VERNON — Mi*. Mary B. Road Crashes French, 88, of 164 Waahington ToW elcome St, whiow o t Roaooe W. A few minor accidents were French, died Saturday mom- Funeral A- Brazil Guest reported by area police, due to ins at her hmne. V Ursula Onme, Open Door Ex­ fViiMing during yesterday’s Mrs. French was bom Sept. Mrs. Robert J. Smith ______change student from Brasil, wlU snow storm, vriilch lasted on 22. , 1881 . , in Thomaston, j T daugh I.I Largely attended funeral 1,^ ofilclally welcomed to town t o of J«*n and M a ^ L a rto sendees for Mrs. Elisabeth tonight when the Coventry High through the night. Gooley, and had lived in the Hyde Smith of 28 Elwood Rd., gchool Boosters Club mwts Itolland’s road siqierintMi- Vernen area for many years, widow of former Connecticut 7.30 jjte high school. dent, WlUam Sevdk. rsp Mr Wianiieski was bom Nov founding in 1962, died 7:80 In the board room of the ficer John Bui^y a w e s ^ 12 1 ^ in Poland and had Uved Sunday. Dr. Millikan was an au- Town Hall. Townspeople are en- . Yesterday's snowfall— six to nine inches of it— James Favazza, \i, of Hoffman I n ' l S ^ U t e ^ ^ r v e ^ B ^ thorlty on the economic develop- couraged to attend these meet- meant more work for landlord Edward R. Provost Rd., Ellington and charged him war, formeriv e m n lo ^ iii the underdeveloped coun- Ings, which are always open, to This Snowstorm this morning who used snow blower to clear his wim making an Improper left S ^ k ^ ^ r ^ S S l T ‘ rtes. He was the son of the late ask quesUons or express opln- own and tenant’s driveways at 160-162 Woodbridge turn. ^ ir y lv o iT t o X f o S i » ^ Jo- **®‘»®*^ Millikan, who won a No- ions. There is always provision Pcdice said Favazza, wWlo at­ St. Provost lives in other half of duplex. (Herald s e p r T t a n i i r t l ^ RockWle, Del Prize for his contributions to for “ tempting the turn, collided wim Stanley Wtenleekl of Ellington the council s agendas. Is Yours, Terry photo by Buceivicius) another car coming In me op­ posite direction. Ihe car follow­ and Chester Wlsnieskl of Tol- YORK (AP) —Henry C. Manchester Evening Herald (Continued from Page One) ing Favazza beesune involved In Ski Slope Open me accident when me first two ed, we’ll Just list the unadorned They Have A System collided. Mnor Irijurlea were re­ Ihe town ski slope off Her- cniMter, and Walter Kaminsln ^ ^ vital Information. ported. All three cars had to he 1 . Six to nine Inches fell yes­ cides Dr., known as Nocth- towed. anl Max Kamtokl, both of P M o r ^ Court Needs vlew, will be open tonight. Rockville; and 10_____ grandchildren.1 .I.UJ1..___ er 19 years with J. P. Morgan terday In Manchester, depend­ Saturday night, Harold E. and Co., Alexarider was elected Bm eet Tureck, park super­ On Closing Schools the funeral vrill be Wednesday ing on where you measured. Rowe, 38. of High Manor Trail­ chairman and chief executive More Security intendent, says there will be at :10 a.m. from Burke Funeral 2. No major proolems were er Park, Rt. 30t was cliarged 8 officer when Morgan merged one slope for sum, end he By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Hinne, 76 Prospect St., with a encountered. Herman Paacan- with Guaranty Trust Co. of New Officers: Ahem hopes there will be two Before Manchester schools were officially closed to- driving u n^ me infli^ce Maas of Requiem at St. Joseph’s wirw H AVEN Conn fAPl _ town siHxmlntendent of York. He reUred in 1967. T. . T highways aaid crews began work available. SlcUing hours are day at 6 ;05 a.m. by Superintendent of Schools Donald on^*Rt 30 Church at 9. Burial will be In Police Chfof James F. Ahem / yesterday and fin- 6:80to 9:80. St. Bernard’s Cemetery. J. Hennigan, a considerable amount of calling, checking, ® pouc^” aid Rowe was headed Friends may call at the fu­ •rerwt ¥T complained to the governor to- rechecking with area school administrators, police, and ^^st when his car went into neral home tomorrow from 2 S h e n i f 1 0 U s e trips dally to be towed from the scene. Rowe I W t o . Prisoners last week. Sheriff J. >• Impossible for a police very " f e ^ r . nel. weather and rood ctmdltions, transport aM>raxlmately 8,000 Is scheduled to appear In Rock- « - i - » uicrtu WHS nem f department to provide staff for 6. Special flash to mothers: Saturday from the Nicholson Edward Slavin says his men City Mianager Francis Mc- and obtain a oamensus of ac- town children. idlle Circuit Court 12, Jan. 13. the courU while maintaining School was out today. „ 111- Byneral Home, Suffleld. with a vriu return to me old practice tlon to olora. flometlmes. Dr. Hennigan Eugene J. Mo^am 62. of 21 MassI ~of' r-----‘ io 'it — o iir it ’ "S---- ^ i ^" adequate levels of manpower to Check out your snowblowers, ? For Instance, this momiiig at added, major roads may be Brooklyn St., Rockviue, w Heartt Churkin Sufflrid.S «>. community,” h. said In a Lek an Injunc^rto prav^^a 6:80, Dr. Hennigan contacted i>assable but not side roads, charged wim breach of me m St, Mary’s Cemetery,Cemetery. ««* Pri»oners going to and from letter to Gov. John Dempsey. SSJim andriwro recurrence.------Dr. Eugene Diggs, East Hart- Even rood conditions are not me peace by assault pwlee Windsor Looks. court. "Cltios and melr police depart- But despite me trouble, Wor- fo «l superintendent, who had ultimate factor In making a'-de- received a complaint from Mrs. stories. Mr. KeUy Is also survived by Meanwhile, the search con- orients,” Ahern said, "can not ceaterites didn’t seem to be far- earlier mcule his first confer- clslon, he said, becauM side- Morgan tliat he was causing a his wife. tinued for the two escapees, Vln- *>« expected to provide person- ing too badly today. ence call and contacted bus walk accumulation may pose a disturbance at her home last Mamorial contribuUana may cent Esposito, 22, of West Ha- *®r state agencies that re­ “We’ve got problems, no contractors, police, and town danger for children walking to night. nte made to the building fund ven and Louis A. Della Chmera, (use to staff memselves prop- doubt about that,” a pollpe desk officials. school. Morgan is scheduled to ap­ of Manoheater Memorial Hoapi- 19, of Ndrm Haven. erly.” Footof Snow sergeant said. “ But folks’ll get m the meantime. Dr. Hennl- pear to RockvUle Circuit Court tal. Esposito and Della Camera ■•veral recent es- where mey^e going If mey’ll contacted the Manchester 12, Dec. 80. just ramember to lay off me gas poifoe Deportment to get ends- omer area police activity: . convicted of Indecent as- (»«»« toe SUm Circuit COLUMBIA BnUlo O. Dery vault and conaplracy In connec- Court In Now Haven point out Buries State pvcuii* New Tax Bill ^ ^ ^ reports on road concUUons. The Colchester State Police Bmlle O. Dery, 94, of West tlon wim an assault by mem- toe need for more security per i . « FoUowtog a second conference Continued from Page One) leM rosy to me B < ^ area, caU at 6, he made me deciskm troop also reported some acci­ Hartford, father of Jack E.V. bera of the "Slumlonto” motor- sonnel In the courts. Efforts Begin dents due to me storm. In Co­ Dery of Manchester, died cycle club on three Meriden effect for hazardous driving con­ where numerous skidding accl- »_ r*niu» ans dsnU and several riish lumbia Donna Stafford of Meri­ Saturday at Rooky Hill Vet- teen-agers last spring. ditions. (Oonttoiied from Page One) den waa charged wim failure Our kegviau-*35 ^ As mey arrived at the parking Su” . P.11, . tto, m. a two-caur Survivors alK> include a Stock Market \ YORK (AP) - The ' “ “ “ '“n of a car and truck on Expreasway^'soum of Boston, *'“ *” '* accident o^Rt. 66. TUKK (Ai-) Tne Wallingford wound soutoward eight miles. ^ of his total dedlca- ^^Id the Stafford car Fine 100% Virgin V\fool Traditional backed up traffic i C f u n ^ will but took a turn for me worse to The deepest acoumulationa ^ propriety. skidded . on...... the- ____ snow covered______The fimsral will be tomorrow the throat of deputy sheriff to the northbound lane. SINGLE DOUBLE BREASTED at 8:16 a.m. from me Richard moderate trading this after were reported to northern Con- Jt ",, ” *¥*^*^’ Elmer He has no outside financial road, crossed over and struck ou u nv • u Ralph Bernardo of West Haven. In Stratford, 1,292 customers nectlcut and central and west- • < *«« wis oontraotor. foldings and he always uses me toro fenfce posts and bounded W. Sheehan Funeral Home, ai. noon, as decltotog Usuea whit- u rii.i. W .J Th**» toe two prisoners dls- tied away me lead of advances, were wimout electricity for an ern Massachusetts. At that point, the administra- . . * a hack Into me west lane collid- SPORT COATS Sh BLAZERS 1084 New Britain Ave., Wert armed the two deputies and got Hartford, wim a Mass of re- Galns, ahead by nearly 200 is- hour Sunday ahernoon after a Th* Weather Bureau at Wind- tton^lnfuriu^ four area stattons ^ ^ tog wim a car driven by John qulem ot St. Brlgld Church. although one of them gues to early trading, had melr car knocked down a utility pole Locks, C«m., reported a 12- the clortng. Each Mtoool dis- ducUons, even though It must Myjak, 30, of Rockfall. Conn. Elmwood, at 9. Burial will be reportedly wounded to the igad cut to 80 issues near noon, along a anow-covered road. inch fall at 8 a.m., and said me 'trict using radio staUon aervioe cost him substantially. “ I never This caused Myjak to run off snow still waa coming down. ' in Fairvlew Cemetery, lrg‘ as the Dow Jones average of 80 The driver, 49-year-old WlUlam Is given a code name, and the want anybody to be able to say 1 road and to strike three "Perhaps we were a bit care- IndustriaU peaked and dipped to E Ant^lk of Stratford ^shool closings were numer- name reglatared of the peraon***“ * took advantage of some nrovl-pnwl- K^de posts.prats. Miss StaffordStaffort isI may coll at the fu- »«<%"HI” «tid»ald Slavin Sunday inIn al- 788 90 off 0.79p.79 at noon.nom. swerved to aavoid v ^ ^ a k hJad-on ^ - S “ * Jtlunized to call. ------^ » scheduled , . “ “ to appearj In »cbeduledscheduled WlUi- to appeariqipear to WlUl MAMt Kama ♦/knirt’ht fwMn 7 tft ft lowinff ft prisooer to retain a Analjrsts attributed the early ,,, , . section. The threemree administrators men ^ ("to the (tax) code, Circuit Court, Jan. 18. ^ trib u tlo n . ma,; raso^ blaito. It U routine• vmxi tow gain ••••• partly to selective buyingw M .Tb* torac^.rs «Ud_.«»>• failed tiled bbuilding u l l ^ principals, who he has said. COVENTRY be**^CSr to me“ ^ t i " o f " m e UarJih "p ril^ m ^ fo ra “ taking Sf iMrai to m ora"riiV d"d^K storm resulted from a combhia- to turn called assistant princl- But thts dedication hasn’t Dale Nielsen, 17 of Noith- donor’s choice toem from jail to court, as Ea- while many investors continued “ d lordship R o ^ at 4.44 p.m. tlon ot..... p re . ra u J re ...... ^ te m ^ -pals. Dr. Hennigan - said some made------Mills- - a.hardback___— .—.....w. fanatic. field Rd., Coventry was arrest- portto and rV^IKss Della /"VaswsAsstaCamera ••• wereassa thrtlv* melr practice of trtV.tax-loss1f\art rtJklllndPselling. A a 17-year-old i i-year-oid Elnflsld Enflsld youth, youm, one off methe coast and methe omerother schoola schools have have instituted inatituteci chain ohain He us. will «.rtn shift his position to gain od Friday and charged wtth pra- Mrs. Frances V. Barbarow taken from the jail to Brid-e- President Nixon’s anticipated Donald SulUvan, waa admitted moving eaatwart across me call systems among melr facul- the essence of his goal rather session of marijuana and sale of port to Superior Court m New Viemam troop wimdrawal an- 1® Wesson Memorial Hospital to Great Lakes region. ties, principally to alert out-of- than see everything defeated. marijuana. He Is scheduled to The funeral of Mrs. Frances ■■ ■ "—'— ~ town teachers to ample - time. V «f 17 Mather 8t Haven Friday. nouncement Monday night also Springfleid. Mass., after me car . , nr RoU>er tiuji be defeated en- «PP«ur in Manchester Olrourt V. Barbarow rt 17 i^taer ni., , ._ „ ia UBrki* buoyed investors’ hopes, mey he was riding in struck a utility who med Saturday ft Man^s- __«ajle,. „Atty• A r n o t o ^ ^ More Raise Dividends L" ? he has been known to Court 12. Dec. 29. ter Memorial Hospital, wlU be reported Sunday night that one Gloomy economic forecasts His injuries wsre not immedi- MUNlCH-Forty-flve per cent superintendent ^rt^^Slxilfl; Sis- ^ tomorrow at 8:16 a.m. f r ^ 'or 1970, a. well as unesrUtoty at.Iy released by the hospital. rt Germany’s rtock ^ r a - terEllsn Christine, East Catho- early opportUon to Holmes Funeral Home, 400 him Saturday and offered to . tions deoU i^ higher d S n d s He High School vice principal; to sup^rt. accidents reported during —the over me outcome of me tax bill In Hartford, an emergency of- storm. Main St., wim a Mass of re- surrender. in Congress were cited as dam- in me first half of 1969. Only 20 and Dr. Fred D. ManganelU, Devious, said critics. PracU- qulem at St. Bridget Church at But Markle said the man did peners"by EMon Grimm, senior ®*"t h»d been able to raise Howell Cheney Technlcal''School cn*- answered. 9. Burial wUl be to Rose lUll not appear at the location which J^ce president of Walston ft Co. their dividends to the same 1968 director. Newsmen watching a closed snow-removal operations. Nearly peHod Memorial Park, Rocky HUl. had been arranged for the fugl- Dr. Hennigan said two major meeting of me Ways and Means DunMefVesaAliy^bolWxsted The Associated supervisors, drivers and Mainville Held Friends may call at me fu- (lye to give himself up. Markle ,tock average at noon was off 100 eupennsori, anvers ana Committee last'week got still neral home tonight from 7 to 9. declined to make public further ,t 266,0, wim todustriala off "'•^banlcs helped wim me snow anomer lesson to Mills methods. In Coin Theft removal. TAILORED DRESS SLACKS details or say whether Esposito 1.0, rails off .6, and utilities off Two members emerging brief­ Mrs. Carrie Madallm or Della Camera was the es- Similar stories were reported Vem on ______Police have arrested Wayne .7. Tk. — ly from me room advised re- Smart new patterns or solid colors. Mrs. Carrie Madalla of rapee Involved. Drugs were mostly ahead to ‘ o'??? “ »• ' “ to •• >ocal snow i^ e r s not to stick’ a io u ^ *tf**"^*..,®* Center St. and Rensselaer, N.Y., sister of M^^' Earlier Saturday, police in midday trading, while steels, removal operations went into “We’ll be talking tor days,” charge him with break and en- Douglas Lindsay of 111 Main Hamden discovered the car used motors, rubber Issues, farm Im- effect. Sidetmlk Cost Ordinance sald. “we haven’t ev«a criminal littent. and St., died suddenly mis morning fo the escape. They c'osed tn plements, aircrafts, electronics. Among communities banning piece of paper before us.” said «>''«'■ W “ ul under 1260. to Rensselaer. on me home of Della Camera’s utUltiea. metals. chemicals on-street parking wsre Enfield, the omer. *" connection wim the mrtl rt Survivors also include seven ititer two blocks away, but there rails, oils, alrilnes, building Bloomfield and New Britain, To Be Discussed Tonight • 1 . • 4 « “ ooln collection from the rt- other sisters and two brothers, was no sign rt me fugitives. materials, and tobaccra turned In Berlin, snowmobile drivers Flfteen minutes later one rt flee of a Connecticut Bank a ^ The controversial ordinance Ute cost would be aharsd equal- “ *e members popped out and Trust Co executive The funeral and burial will be police also searched to the ^ snow-covered back Iv ^ caiieacalled a reporurreporter over: " iI uunkmfok 7.,, ' Wednesday to Renraelaer. u,. New Haven railroad Chartes Pftser A Co. v i^ off roads. The local director of pub- a consultant fnun Ravnueu) ' gave you a bum steer. Better colieoUnn •nie Rockefeller Funeral station Saturday morn'ng after to 'M V »fier me itoarma- He works. Morgan Seelye, called curbs and sewers, wlU stand by. The chairman has Moto^st* 'rtnr "* r^pr*'J?** Home, Rensselaer, is in charge ^ report me escapees might be *^**°’iT L i*'** ** situation dangerous because be discussed at the Board rt 0# the •omethtog.” president RirhJLi n of arranRcmontB. #nimzi iimm** hava a itrong fourth QUar* wnm# nt th« atwkivmfOknAfr «ssam TTfuiraanntattYiia maatlna’ tAnl^t v*** pnaoa two of the re- . . president Richard G. Roehw^l. ter With sales and eamlnaft too- ^ ^ anowmobUea were meeuiy to n y t development project This wlU Half an hour later afreement MainvUle appeared In OrcuU HertnaldT^omphrar .kT?® T " iS Ii iMt year b u H t o ^ ^ oj^raltog without UghU. « 7 *0 at m* Admtolrtnttton u^e to an area mirroundlng the on the main feature, rt me bUl CPurt 12. M^hester S raS m Ctas .Os # wounded in the leg d i^ probably will not reach the li ^P®*'®**®*'* were reported present project In the Renter of was announced. today where he was served a Reginald E. ^mphrey 44. rt mg t^e struggle with B e n ^ ^ nearly normal at Bradley to- ordtoance was the topic town and will be primarily reno- There is Httle difference to warrant charging him w l t h ^ 288 Lake Rd-^dover^ormer- ,0 get me deputy’s pirtol. The fomational Airport to Wtoda>r dtocusrton during the old b u l l ^ r a m e r ^ s e T lX e e n USu’ woA o bC .^ count, ofn«lxSra 'n.lrteen rt me New Ti>rk f*‘*‘“^* * ^ f m e m down and re- Itol HUl and hi. p ers^JM s. H. a total this morning at Manchester Me- other deputy riteriff and a fel Stock Exchange’s 20 mrat-ac- » half-hour to plow building. lives wim his wUe to the ssons » . « » to surety bonds on all mortal Hospital. low prisoner to a tiye to Norm tlve Issues *'*"?* were * ahead In mld> 'hs runways. The weatoer bui^ half omer items on tonight’s apartment building they moved counts against him, and Mr. Pomphrey was born Oct. Havtn after driving from the day trading, while 4 declined. *■“ •“ *<* *-8 inches of snow had r)*,?*** * * _._**? S * ” " •' agenda will be dlacuasions coo- into when he flret came to case was continued until Our Regular *20 to ^ 18, 1928 to Blaine, Maine, son prison poking lot In Somers— and 3 remained unchang^. City fallen at Bradley as of 10 p.m. . , j**?**®™ sidewalks ceratog: The group penston Washington. And aside from his Thursday. of Ehitest and Inez Grant Pom- where they had overpowered the Investing, wim a block rt 76,100 The U.S. Coast Guard to New f * * * contract, the proposed Teen trips to Arfcansss he is s e l d o m ------phrey of Andover, and lived to demitiea. ■hares, topped me active Hst at London said small-craft warn- 7 <» cmldrra aralldng to school Center, the sprinkler system at out rt town or seen on the Waah- ■» . TAILORED Manchester before going to An- The fellow prisoner. Julius Ar- 28)4, up 1)4, on a volume of togs were to effect on,Long Is^ ” 5®?5**^***7\ m# entire Vernon .. Haven Convalescent togton social circuit. ousuig I.ASte Rejected dover seven years ago. He was s*d, tonl^t, decides the EhrangSltcal Lutheran Caiurch seeing me Washington Senators the^'votm ■gnto Staiidard Builders, Inc4 on me rtaugM u Della (Camera and new building project at Man- Etoposito. / A ***** Monday would be IT * * *“*■ PO*»*»ls**on to Ue-to to the play whenever possible and ^ nronraai in Chester Memorial Hospital. Each of the tour men convict- About town mratly cloudy and itody wim S^e ftohtog. ^SoiafiS?^ S Survivors, besides his par- ed to the esse Nov. « was sen- ents. Include a daughter, Miss tenoed earlier Friday. ^ I S ST:.. Robin Pomphrey rt Man- ’ Delld Camera and Anderson-Little dMrter; and two aUters, Mrs. Olmente. 21. rt Meriden were r A Qreat^Name inTune Clothing for*IHen • ^Women * ^ o y s Patricia Carter rt Andover and sentenced to prison terms of •itie 1866B class reunion com- Norway Ships some *unbudretedritonuMto ^ *** reform bill ^ Ob» ^ rs- yean on the wbjeet Less timn J ^ ^ r a ld t o e Patten rt East 14H to 86 yema. and Esposito mlt(*. meeting scheduled ter OSLO - N c iw ^ a ^ S to ^ to r currrat also to ^ a of the 6.000 eUgibts ” ^ ® ^ Ardlfo rw>eivwl swOrticra ton^ht h o besn cancrtrtl. * ^ ^ tte total cemwit .*- U w B o o S ^ ^ 2 “ SU S ^ li MAiCHEnEi Funeral services will >be rt 14)4 to 28 years, POC^ of Wftifftft) Buropo. A COHSldftr Jolutos fmwle. aiateaWtea* iktitrti liwolvM Dm m ■ _ _ ® Wednesday, at 11 a.m. at Clemente w o not being taken -me American Laghm A t^ - record e x ^ tot^ of m.oob bqM to tteS reh os^T ^ oecutive aeaakm. the SSSSSiy ^hla^S^^JedS ( Manchester Parkade) West MickJie turnpike^ Bfoad St'M t Holmea Funeral Home, 400 to me prison because he was ry canceled Pkeas 647- 1451 OirtaUno tona w o aaC.by Norway lart data, praossatag aqulpmsnt If borud will diseuas the purdiaae John W. MeOormarti o apeakar Roman CWhoUc---- **** Itato 8t. George Kaltoo rt the the only one rt me tour who party acheduled for tonight un- y a r , -and axporta arn running tha Board of RepiesantrUlvea rt land tor corudiuetlon of- an n currant aptculation ahota a fy> ^ i» y RockvlUe congregation rt Jaho- posted me $100,000 appeal bond, til further notica. highsr this year. 1 year par pupil wiNild agree to this proposal, aitomoswl high achnol fartUty. change In 1171 comsa true. transportation costa. . T

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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN . PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1969 With Hartford Fire ^ Truck Tonnage of the naatter, one taking possi­ It pushed him against the three- STAR . GAXElC*iC) bly as long as ^iree years. Three Men Die story rear porch of n nearby By CLAY.R. POLLAN- The bill would have allowed house at 4M Prospect Ave., and m r WUl Tiy Again to Merge ^ ARItS LIRRA Won’t increase maximum truck widths to go Over Weekend both upper stories of the porch Your Daily Aclivify Guida Sffr.. 23 NEW T O to (AP — Blocked poaed tender offer, ITT would is- 'f According to tho Starts from eight to eight and one-half ^coUape«ld, trapping him. (» For a While In Accidents ' • in Ita attempt to take over Hart- sue for each share of Hartford To develop message for Tuesday, OCT. 22<^Lvb feet, permitted them to be 70 S>1M4-29.40 , Mrs. Rose M. Weinburg, ST, BROAD S L MANCHESTBl read words correspofiding to 41-45-51-55^ feet long and raised their maod- Go aU , ford Fire Insurance Co., the In- Fire stock tendered one share & ’48-64-73 numbers WASmNGTON (AP) — Moi of Hartford, was charged with 61.67-70 mum permlssable gross weight By THE ASSOCIA’FED PRESS ; tematlonal TeleiAone and Tele- of $2.28 Series N preferred Also: Piaspeet Ave. and Kaae St.. Weat BaittsiO TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. negligent homicide. SCORRIO torist.s who feel intimidated by from 73,280 pounds to 108,000 Three men were killed in ac­ I gr^Edi Co. said Sunday it will stock, which would then be con- }-t A fR . JO 1 As>bciote 31 Your ' 61 GeDtures Gilbert St. John, *1, o f New the way... I OpGB DoHy 9 A.M . to 11 PJW. 2 Correct 32 Heodwoy 62 Results OCT. 23 pounds. cidents in Connecticut over the ir< MAT 20 those big trucks that thunder j try again to merge by making vertlble Into ISS shares of ITT 3 M oke 33 Strike 63 Become NOV. 2l^i^ weekend, including one fatally Haven was killed by a train a tender offer to Hartford Fire* common stock. \ 5 4 -i7 -6 W 9 4 M oke 34 W ho're 64 You're across the nation’s highways at while walking on the tracks at G oTC R AmpflG FroG Poriiing! /71-77-79-81 5 The 35 Could 65 Worse 12-15-18-32^ injured in a two-car collision, ■'stocUidders. riT stock closed Friday on 6 Effective 36 If 36-38-84-88'^ least won’t have to worry about the Wallingford railroad station ' GIMINI 66 Bide Governor Candidale one chased by a rolling car « Wontifioa 9 Those 39 Delays 69 O ^ n The victim of a two-car crash the dlomoml within at chairman

JELT SANDER U-365 U-144 String cotton cro­ GIFT chet dress in nat­ SUGGESTIONS ural color. 6 to 14. A l t for campers and 3** I 24** belt removes COMMERCIAL DUTY ROUTER m attnit fest. Eiciusive 99 iJtge control hindles . . . travel trailer owners Lo-sMhouette meant easy mikes 111 cuts with ease. Merry mists of Blue Grass Fragrance the Mother’s Ring handling 4 9 Accurate calibration, ’k hp. 5 9 ” 1. Battery operated Gloek ...... $10s95 2. TV A ntenna...... $14.9$ Black Si D ecker by 3. Intercom for Truck Camper. .$4(M)0 Don’t put off your one special Christmas purchase: Each 13" Double-Edged Radio Model Shrub & Hedge Trimmer 4. R e e s e U v e la ll...... $4.9$ Mother’s Ring must be custom crafted and made to order. $25. Two-sided cutting blade gives cleaner, faster cuts. Lightweight unit weighs Just 5 lbs. Wrap-around handle 5. Safety-skids ...... $9J5 with one stone. $5 each additional stone. tor maneuverability in any Irimmlng position. Finger­ tip slide switch. 6. Foot Pump ...... $5J5 We also have 12 other styles of rings for mother or grandmother. 7. Gyro-shocks...... $41415 Come in and see our grand selection today. Make your tnirk oainper ride Mnoothly 5 8. Gas bottle cover ...... $9J5 NOTE: Orders taken by Wed., Dec. 17, will be ready for Christmas giving. 9. Spare tire c o v e r...... $6.95 USE YOUR CREDIT 10. Water level gause...... $84$ 11. Water Pressure Regulator .. .$845 Iw.V glenney Bhie Grasa dosting powder, 11 Lot-oolite ...... $1745 4 k OK-. S J W : flower mist, 4 D& Vs Christmas Gift Certificates CO. o s ., push-battoo mist, Many O f ^ Homs To ChooM From 2 0 S . S S TURNPIKE SHOOR TOV CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S TRAVEL TRAILERS, INC. S 3« NCNRTH M A IN S T ., M A N C H E ST E R / Oun exclusively . red ribboo-tied clear ROUTE S3— VERNON, CONN. TEL MS-SSSS TEL 0 7 S ^ 3 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Tunic lounging pajamas in moon­ plastic box holds a holiday poinscttla and shine print njrloa tricot 7 to 18. your DAL Gift (}ertificata in amounts of OpoodoRy Mon. • Sot. 9:30 > 6 p.m. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 PJH.-SAT.T0 5:30 PJH 8 8 or more. CloMd Sunday (DSa., 'kaB PLACB. aS aSsfW) :\ Read Herald Advertisemeiito A ' . V .

\ ■ .4 PAGE FOUBTEE^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19«9 ^ 5 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 0*Mara, Section Two part in the Christmas furlough MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969' EftPttiltR MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1969 Manchester 73 Linden St.; a daughter to Mr. Pages 15 to 28 ' State To Give program must call police in Hospital Notes and Mrs. Wilbert Johnson, their home communities when Mansfield Depot; a daughter to they arrive, repo^ where they Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greaves, G>nvicts Yule are staying and when they must 1966 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4-DR. SEDAN Potion VUUBMO HOCBSc 67 Lockwood St. return to the insUtutlon. SoU(th Windsor lEteemefflBte. Ou« Semi* DISCHARGED SATURDAY: MacDoqgall aaKl that a slm- Fire GiUs palvato, BOOB'S p A , oBd 4 pJB. Mrs. Doris Robertson, 68 Eld- Furloughs Uar program in North Carolina 8 puB^; ptlvato hkwo, 18 B .& ' ridge St.; George J . Martin, has a failure rate of less *h«« Saturday nigtat » Eigtath Dla- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Avoid Fire trict flreflghtera riding on two S p.BI., OBd 4 PA .-S p jB. Stafford Springs; Mary La- one per cent of the himdreili Parkm gB an, P odUM co; PBWBto olknred The state commissioner of cor­ trucka Twapoodad te talutt t o n ­ Bonne, Glastonbury; Benedict rection haa announced a two- of prisoner furiougha each year. OBP tlaie except boob-S p.ai.; From Trees, ed cut to be am unnacenaaiy Marocchlni, ;s Quarry St., Rock­ day Christmas furlough for se­ calL Ethics G>de, otton, 8 pjBv4 pjB. ville; Robert Chave Jr ., Glas­ Self S e ^ o e : 18 B.m.-8 p jn ., lected inmates of state correc­ Freddie Joe 'Steinmark FIramea aald they racehrad tonbury; Neal R. Maneeley, tional institutions that will be 4 pjB.'S pan. HOUSTON, Tex. (AJ») ^ FiPemen Say a idiHie ««n at U d S pjin. aay- East Hartford; Herbert A. the first of Its kind in Connecti­ 'Town Topics loteprive dote and Oorooary President NIxob made a tele- Gross, Bolton; Mrs. Beatrice cut. U te Fire Department would ^*** ***• OwYnm HWlon an Ooie: Immediate lamiljr only, Irtxme can Sunday to Freddie Several appnintmenta. oom- Barbero, 14 Carol Dr.; Alfred Commissioner Ellis C. Mac- Uke to r.m liT *SrlL n a;S anjrtitoe, limited to five min- Joe Steinmark. the University that cairlatmaa traea can ba fin 12? **J!!** Almoat thru menta concerning the all-night W. Driggs Jr ., 616 N. Main St.; Dougall said Saturday that ell- parking ban. and, a paopoaed g.ble inmates are those current­ of Texas football {dayer who Maternity: Fathers, 11 a-m.- Sarah Monaghan, 160 N. Elm had his left leg amputated Fri­ **Ooda of Ethics'' are ' U:45 p.m., and 8d8 'p.m.-8 St.; Mrs. Henrietta Wlnalow, ly taking part In job-release day. the topics under conaiderathm pan.; otbeia, S p.m.*4 p.m., and 46C Downey Dr.; Janet Suther­ and school-release programs, at the Town council m ecthy at and those schedi|Ied to be re­ The Mibject of their conversa­ 8:88 pan.'d pan. land, Hickory Dr., Hebron; Al­ tion was not revealed. Stein­ Only a Continehtal owner knows the complete assurance that comes with owning America’s most dlwttngiSiilwid motor di^i^, ample Treah water aeraae tbe atreet aaw tba 8 p.m. In the Town Han to­ Age Umtta: 18 In matetnity, bert E. Scabies. 14 Milford Rd.; leased on parole before Jan . 16. car , . . the way tt feels to take the wheel, turn the key and leave the ordinaiy world beMnd.. .the pride of drivihg the night. The program also allows an mark is in M. D. Anderson Hos­ U In other areas, no limit in Ann M. O’Keefei East Hartford; c v engineered and designed to be the beat America has to offer . . . the secret aattsDacUon that not evecytme in the JO atand ifo The tree ahould not thought the atatkm w u aflra. The appointment of a town inmate to make hospital vlsite pital. ne^bm nood owns one. 'This version of the Omtinental is finished In Spanish Moas Green with black leather tpterior .:i| oetf-oervlce. Carol L. Carpenter, RFD 2, Bol­ be placed near heating ele- TViwn flreflghtera wrHwjprfdii. auditor, a clerk to tho oouaell, when a member of hie imme­ Texas head coach Darrell aim a black vinyl roof. Standard equipment featuree low fuel warning lamp, door a ^ warning lamp, remotb oontnl menta, lighting wirea should be nd two car Area lUhiwtxy night a dog warden, an altomato ton; Gregory K. Hoar, West St., diate family is near death, or Royal and the Rev. Fred Bomar outaide mirror, folding center arm rests front and rear, courtesy lights, fully padded trunk compartment, center open­ The admlnistratian reminds inapeeted for .bare apote and At SUM they went to 160 banter member of the council to the Bolton; Mrs. Barbara Hall, attend a funeral of a member of St. Peter ttw Apostle Church ing rear doors, fresh flow ventilating system, etc. Luxury options include: Indhddual front seats, power lock rear end, visitors that with construction Washington St., Vernon; Mrs. In Austin Drove to Houston from r e ^ t e c o n t^ deck lid release, power vent windosrs, air conditioner, AM radio wMh stereo tape player, tinted p o m , adulta ahould be at home when S t, and gt U:4S they ex- Capitol Region CbuncU of Eloot- under way, paridng space Is of the family. Lillian Matchett, 97 Hamlin St.; Austin Sunday tor a two-hour auto, headlight dimmer, power door locks, vdiltewall tires, etc. A clasi^ beauty that must be driven to be apprecuAed. the tree Ughte are Ut flnguiahgd a aecond car fira ed Offlciala, and appointment of limited. Visitors are asked to Authorised by the 1969 state Anthony Bottalri. WlUlmanUc; visit with Steinmark, who was For the flrat time tUa year at Hykmatack and Kaeny St tbe standing comnnSttae of tbo bear with the hospital wldle the legislature, the furlough pro­ Ronald I. Robtaon, 37 Pearl St.; the department la aelllng treea,, oouncU are all ocheduled for paridiig problem exists. gram also .will be granted for the team's Junior safety until SPECIALLY PRICED! Mrs. Gladys A. Widrick, 79 bone cancer In his left Hiigt. freahly-cut from Connecticiit notion at tonigiit’a meaflng employment interviews and In addition, tho council will Ferguson Rd.; Gunther medical care not available at bone necessitated the surgery. Firemen will be on hand to sell Firemen Oted ADMITTED SATURDAY: Kunisch, 31 N. Elm St.; Henry MORIARTY BROTHERS them at the flrehouae every bo adopUng tho nilea and pro­ the correctional institution cedures under which they will Steidien M. Aldrich, 180 Diane H. Stephenson, 26 Lawton Rd-; night from six to nine, and all where the inmate is assigned. 301 Center S tr^ For Response operate, and will bo dlaeuHiiM Dr., Wapptng; iTrederlck Bar­ “Lincoln, Mercury, WUlys Jeep, Toyota” 643-6185 day Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Dolly A. Tuttle, 60 Glen­ The Christmas furloughs al­ Rodios — WcrtchM the appointment of a Charter rett, 84 Bowers S t.; Omer Beau­ dale Rd.; Robert Welles, 623 low' inmates to move at will In Open Eveninsrs Except Thursday MANCHESTER “On the Level At Center A Broad” In Vietnam To Emergency lieu, 67 Blssell St.; Mrs. Mabel Top* R«cord»ra Rovtaton COmmtttaa. Av ry St., Wapping. their home communities—except USAF Airman 1C- Charlie K. OOF Ta Maol Burdick, RFD 2, Bolton; Daniel they cannot enter a place which Town Fire Chief W. ClllftDril Also, Mrs. Thomas Lynch and W«dUDTdUw Blalock, aon of MY. and Mra. Mason haa received a letter Tbs South WtatUmr Ropub- DeVeau, 322 Oakland St.; Dawn daughter, 16 Lynesa St.; Mrs. cells alcoholic beverages. Walter W. Blalock, R t 2, Bol­ Uoan Town Oommlttoe will meet Donohue, 129 Oakland S t.; ARTHUR DRUB from Robert B. Weiaf; town David Bidwell and daughter, S3 The Inmatea of state prisons ton, te on duty at Blen Hoa AB, manager, commending 'the Are In tbe Onmell Ouunbers Friday Loretta Egan, 22 South St., Tanner St.; Mrs. Thomas Para- or correctional centers taking Airman Blalock, a accurity department for its quick ra- at 8:10 p.m. Rockville; Mrs. Rose A. Btter, Read Herald Advertisements kllas and daughter, Haxardville; poUcemon, la to the sponse to a call for aid during Hie_ ReereaUon Depaitmaat Broad Brook; Mrs. ‘EUfle Glan- Mrs. Barry L. Stoner and Srd Security Police Squadron, a recent Planning and > Zoning annouiioeo that raglatraUon put vUle, 17 Sherwood Circle; Ro­ daughter, Glastonbury; Mrs. a unit of the Pacific Air Forces Commiaslon meeting. Toga naaaea wUl bo lioM at bert Klngsbuiy; River Rd., Cov­ Donald Philip and daughter. headquartera for air opermUom During tbe Nbvembar btu4> the Orchard HIU School oateto- entry. ■ ft West Warren, Maas. fat Southcaat Aaia, the F a r neea meeting, commiaslon rla tomorrow night from TJO Also, Raymond L. Laine, 233 DISCHARGED YESTER­ E a s t and PaoUlc area. He pre- niember Joeeph L. Sirenaaan to 8:10 p.m. Claaoeo will begin DAY: Mary E. Calannl, Wind­ Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Corinne vlouBly served at Oxnard AFB, suffered an acute allergte raaa- Jan 8. 5 sor; Theodore M. Moran, 228 Lomtaardo, Cedar Swamp Rd., ,CaIlf. The airman la a 1968 Uon to some medication ne had Three claaeea are bolag Oakland St.; Mrs. Brenda J. Coventry; Mrs. Stella E. Per- Vvaduate of Prlnceaa Anne High received earlier In thg day- ochedulod: Youth beginnora. man. Bast Hartford; WilUam Nye, Box 87, Hebron; Arthur J . Town firemen were sumnKmad, gradas 7-18, IS; Adult Intaa^ Gustofson, 76 Well# St.; Mra. School. Viririnla Beach, Va. Radzewk:z, Blast Hartford; Ad­ and In leas than a mlntlte Da- Thfl temm Bunton honrastoBd, built in 1720, was madiato <3aaa, |10; Adult Ba- Helen Kunkel, 6 McKnlgbt rian G. St. Pierre, 199 W. Cen­ donated to the Tolland Historical Society at earo- ■tnnara Cteusa, $10. CMrcle, Rockville; Mrs. WiUiel- 'i i l d o r Tha YotUh Actlvltlea (JornnUt- R a y m ^ M. ter St.; Francis J. ^ptteckl, 94 fee win meet tonight at 7:90 in ’niontpson and several firemen naaaao will mast cn Thurs­ mlna B. Traute, 6 High Ridge Benton Homestead Donated moniea Saturday by owners William A. Shocket, Brent Rd.; Mrs. Tekla K. Sty- day avanlnga at tha Orchard Rd., Rockville; Catherine O. ifi* CtHnmuaity HaU Fireplace *** scene admlnleter- center, and Charlw B. Goodstein, second from gar, 139 Mountain Rd.; Mrs. Hill School Gym and wU oon- Thompeon, 236 Woodland St.; Room for a pngreaa report on to Swenaeon. ri^ t. Accepting the gift is Clyde F. Jondro Jr., Gloria J. Vlntinner, 26 Stark­ ■ -if Swenaaon was taken to Man­ Mre. Joellen Polowitser, 27 th . Dec. 81 hayride. ------alat of 10 laoam . Tho tnstruc- weather St.; Mrs. John Welch, chester Meniorlal Hospital by To Tolland Historical Unit second from left, president of the historical so­ Chui^ St.; Mn. Elsie Perron, The Public Building Commls- tor Is Shlrlty Banka. Tha Youth 37 Spruce St. ambulance where he was giv­ By BETTE QUATBALE ciety, whose wife, Bima, far left, will serve as 119 Love Lane; David W. skm win meet tonight at 8 In The boms, featured several thalr raqiwt. AooMnpnnyhig olaaa will ba raatriotad to 80 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: your Christmas S^orel flu Community Hall Fireplace en medication to counteract the . . . years ago in the Herald's the donation of tbs tanwi to the chairman of the house committee. Leon Chorchos atudento. Fhelpe, Marjory Lane, Vernon; allergic reaction. He recovered Jam es Baldwin, 437 N. Main St.; Room. The dtmaUon of the former Heralding Homes, retains ' Its historical aoclaty la a 88,000 ba- of Die-. Lipman-Chorches real estate agency, far COMMISSIONED Mrs. Maureen Bednaresyk, 108 PANASONIC’ rapidly and was aent home. Mrs. Irene L. Barrera, RFD 3, 6 Banten bofneriead on Mafcalfe original panelling - and floors. quMt to aaauro m»»« the h-wm la right, also participated in ceremonies. by pinu» Navy Ensign John M. HUl, Benedict Dr., Wapping; Mrs. Weiss's letter was written af­ Taylor St.; Patrick J. Barrett, R d . to O u 'T o U m rih lric ric a l So. indim t arrow head hinges fasten ______son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan fl. aarld a R. Willett, East Hart­ ter J . Brie Potter, the town Clety SatunMy morning, may the doora w rau ig oonmuon. General Electric AM/FM Table Radio or HIU, 100 VaUsy Vlaw Dr., Wap- 8 Valerie Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Ma­ ford; Kenneth R. Rooke, 288 planner, called hia attentkm to have — «ho start of an hla- . ^ creation of a throughout the awtate being con- will serve aa chairman of tha ^Public Records ping, was oommlaatonad an En­ bel P. Caine, Wlnsted; Mrs. Oak St.; Patsy Malinguag- the Incident. toric tor the town of ^ a n t i q u e historic district aa more of a trtbutad to the project and houie oommlttoe, aa wall aa by Doris I. Despard, 624 Avery St., gl, Stafford Springs; Charles AM/FM Portable Radio W am nlee Deeds The letter read In part, "The TcUand. ^**” *!^?J/*f* ******"* ''coneervatkm project than any- transported to the site. appointment at oOter ttmee of sign In tha Naval Raaarvo on Wapplng; Mrs. Rebecca Durant, R. PreSby, East Hartford. Caldor’s 2-SIice Toaster Paul P. Fiano to Ralph M. TlSrhou.0 ownwl by Florrie phllmtthroplc. tormln. It ^ T o o e r i b l e donaUon of m. thTiwar. oompIsUon of tha Aviation Of­ immediate aid and competent to an lold fashioned arorkable 66 Irving St.; Mrs. NeUle K. Also, Cary Cyr, 60S Center Your Gioice and Irene B. Boles, property at "Y to an lold fashioned workable • prerarvaUon of hiriory.’’ old h o r £ ^ Wiop in the area Special tours wUl be eohedul ficer Oouree at tbe Naval Avla- manner In which It was admln- Blshap Bowerln until n ' telephone are Included In the Eicholtzer, 16 Oak Grove St.; St.; Mark S. SutcUffe, 40 Our Rag. 16A9 Thoy will eaA "tho ooepera- 'has bean maiiUoned. ed for school children at no Uon Schools Command In Paa- Top Ten 87-89 Summer St., conveyance Mtered by firemen promoted ago, 'was donatod to the hls- gable-rooted colonial home. Christine A. Goodrich, Tolcott- Phelpe Rd.; Robin Ann Yonlka, Holiday tax 647.90. cmaiderable favorable com­ tortiul society this weekend by tton of tbe people of Oonneo- WUl Open 4 * Muaeum charge. saoola, Fla. 432 Strong Rd., South Wlndeor; Many fourth grade classes at ylUe; Valerie Green, Cares Dr., Frank M. and Barbara .J . ment among people preaent who tta present owners, m uiam tlcut" In what they-hope will The hwal hfadoilcal eoclety ' ------Cynthia Ann Senger, 1 Moeer Car Tapes the Hlcka School have trod Mancheater Bvealag HsraU Tolland; Mark R. Haasett, 86 Gift 3 9 . 9 5 Each Stamler to Paul P and K a th i^ witnessed the unfortunate In­ Shocket aiMl Cbnrieo Qoodnbein. eventually become another fltur- plans to open tha house as a Mancbeatar Evening Herald WS10W St., Wapplng; Mrs. Mary Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Mary L. Pricad! A. Somoxa, pnqjerty at 600 K&- cident. Please paks on my ex­ through the house over the bridge village or WllUamaburg. muaeum from May to October, Tollaad eorreapandent Bette SaoHi Wladaor earrespandaaf 4fwVv Aoc^Ung the property on be­ years, as guests of Miaa Bow- Kelly, 17 Chambers St.; Dome- Williams, Slast Hartford; Jo ­ 1 3 . 4 9 ney St., conveyance tax 8M.40. pression of aiqireclatlon for the Shocket envialans houaaa according to Mra. Jcniteb. wIm Qnotrale, tel. VIS-884S. Caral Moultoa, tel. OtSATtA • T able Radio, AFC on FM; slide rule tuning. half of the Society was Its erlng. The tours by tha school nick L. Morotti, 149 Oakland seph L. Roy, RFD 8, Coventry; Illuminated black out face. Wood cabinet. competent and good work." Mrs. Thelma D. Briggs, 97 Marriage Ucenaes prenident, Clyde 'Jondro. Other children brought to life their St.; Harry A. Miller 11 Terrace • 9 position toast selector. Wide toast slots. Attractive Sidney Barret Oochnauer, Wells St.; Randl 8. Hall, 88 •Portable Radio, AFC on FM. Telescopic FM antenna, (UgnUarias partlclpafing ta tha ,tudlea of TolUnd'a early hla- Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Claire R. chrome plated body. East Pgtersburg, Pa., and Marl- ceremony were First Seiectman ^ always conducted Potsaon, 106 Orchard St., Rock­ Birch St.; Mrs. Anne M .Poole, 4 . 9 4 inch dynamic speaker. HHo tone contr^. 42 Highland Dr., Wapping; lyh June Sapita, 46 Pine St, Town Grets Bill Otarias ThlfaUk, who expraasod iq candlelight, reminiscent of ville; Abraham Price, 26B • Abbey Road - Beatles D«c. 87. the town’s gratituda for the gift, g,e house's earUaet days, House Dr.; Joseph F. Holder, Mrs. Qlsela S. Miller, 348 Oak­ • Led Zeppelin II ENJOY B-l-G SAYINGS EfllUard Adolph Oenrlch Jr ., For Car Damage and SOIoctman (Mariao Ram- eeveral year’s the Hla- 828 EUington Rd., South Wind­ land St. I Mrs.'Dorie M. Rnjree, •Green River ■( Amhergt, N.T., and Didsy-Marle ondo. sor; Mrs. Margaret J. Russell, 274 smith 8(.,* Wan>ing; Mrs. • Santana An East Hartford man has za.nnM rtniTitar — - - toTloal SocUW oonducted an an- Box 46, Carpenter Rd., Bolton; Pauline C. Straight, 109 Cole­ • Johnny Caih labod tbs Townt>*l-MeneheMw oompoaltlona 'durktg^oriarfy's ANNUAL S-A-L-E of Randall L. Sholes, Shoddy Hill man Rd.; Mra. Cora Breault, • Dem 01' Kozmic Blues i«3t^i4,SllW lgl _C » ii^ . to pay a 894.80 |»ragcp ra g e bUl, al- Box 83, South Ctoventry; Ed­ Rd-, Andover; Patricia Ann • Puzzle People a i M k - Direotona, peatidnaited ta the ***• *’ of Oie old Benton ward F. Brahaney, 67 Cham­ ^nm , AM ? linte Susan to Us ear Doe. 9, on Olcott St. Vietts, 7 Ihlcott Ave., Rook- •Crosby Stills N iih ^ General Electric event aa did Atty. Edwin Lavflt, h®*"®®^®®*!- "B*® t®*dta of the E Demonsfrafors and Low Mileage 1969sl vUle. bers St. •Tom Jones _Haibloom, StoRO, Dec. 90. ^ Jooapb B. Bemar, ta a letter Also, Mrs. Roland Laorotac 14-K Qi|ltu)sed reprasanttag t t * ^ vl®*‘ **>® «“ Mren’a Imagtaa- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A • Blood, Sweat, Tears - BnUdlag PwmHs fUad In tha town clarit’s office, ^ f T » d Mm. Riqwrt Ben- “ on’s were often Impreaalva. and son, Enfield; Mra. John Portable Hand Mixer SYank Oambtdatl for Mra. A. nietme that his car, whUe being daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ' Biwa ton Weat, deeoendenta of the A ChriatmaaUme visit at Um Lombardi and eon. New Brit­ Raymond 2terlo, new dwelling at driven tqr hla wife, was damag- ert Ryan, Wlndsorvllle; a original owner, DenM Benton, home of Miss Bowertag, ain; Mrs. Roy Durant amj son, Aiwa Our Rag. 9.99 478 Woodlaiid S t, 814,000. «d when It went over a atorm daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter M Irving St.; Mrs. Kenneth Pearl Rings i also were numbered among the brought with It the memory of Opper, 136 Spruce St. Loverett F. Ctaitea, accaaeory sewer that did not have a cover Gregory and eon, Hartford; Cassette building at 004 Parker St., 8800. on i t various Invtted guests. the early holiday celebraUons BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Mra. Ian Cook and wm. Bant Our Rag. 31.99 23.99 B. T. Peterman, alterattona to The biU is for a new tire and The house ta the enceatral ta marked contrast to today's daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ home of former Senator WU- more hectic, commerciaUSed Hartford; Mra. Kenneth Raymo Tape Recorder ^. NaStliMU dwelling at 80 Peart S t, 8080. wheel, a new muffler, a chael Petrone, 116 Park Weat Uam Benton. BuUt ta 1720, It version. and son, 14 Dogwood Lane, A. Our Rag. 39.99 bubcap, and Inspection and Apts., Rockville; a daughter .to Our Rsf. 49.88 29.99 was lo v l^ y reriored over a 40- ^he quiet atmosphere of the C South Windsor. 7 . 9 9 labor. A -P o w e r P l a n t iSet ______Holiday PricadI B. Our Rag. 41.99 32.99 yu m period »»y houaa. remlntacent of a bygena (L Our Rag. 41.99 32.99 ESSEN, Germany—Tbe Rben- _ „ « - *• ^ ® «. was halghtened by th . Fingertip control offers teb-Weot{Siaiian Electric Oo. haa College Ratio Riaea 3 9 . 8 8 three speeds. Large D. Our Rag. 66M 42.99 daeidad to buUd Europe’s NEW YORK — The propor- •AC or battery operation. Pop-u^ beaters eject easily for CARD GALLERY (Next to Kiag» • Grown only at Lake atomic power station, tion of people ta ciUlege con- load and unload cassette. Fast' cleaning. Hang on wall 1061 Biwa in Japan. Pear The plant with a capacity of ttauea to riae. In there forward control. Remote control of stand on counter. 1,180 megawatts, la to be built were 21 college students for Two of the moat popular Seeks PreaervaHeB microphone. iPMI? shaped cultured pearls storias connected with the old U is tbe hope of prosarvtag It'-' let in fashionable 14K a t B Iblla, on Ihe Rhine, and go earii 100 persona 18 to 21 ta tha into operation ta 1974. populaUan; now there are 47.houae are the quartering of "something of that old history gold rings. Hassian mercenary soidiam ta and beauty" which baa led to tbe ho asm ant of tha house plans tor tha creaUon of a pos- 1969 Meroiry Marquis 4-Doer Hardtop during tha Revolutionary War, slble historic district on the old and tha burial ta 1770 of BlUba Benton property, by Shocket Mercury'* Eaiinni of Etaganca, Maiquta ta tha moat draoMtlcaUy atytad ear ^ 5 * Benton, a smallpoK victim, and and Goodatata. S A U nUCE! hi. nraetheart ta th. ride town Remtotactag over mmmem ataoa tha Continantri Mark B l. Thta Marquta ta ttatabad In Potar WhlU Bnamri of the house (often raferrod to spent on OxmecUeut farms tba oontmotsd with a block aU vinyl Intarlor and a black vtayl roof. Optional aqulp- mant tacludaa atanmalir uanamtarion, power front dtac brakaa, powar riaoring. Hoover scroUa, BOW undeclphambto. ^ are located ta tha basement and «tratchtog to tha Wilbur Cross whttowali Uras, rear wtodoar detogger, AM radio, tatorval aatootar erltidriileld Solid State prasumad to have been carved Perkway as th* futur* alto tor wipera, tinted gUae oomplato, ramota eontrol mirrar. Thta low nriteago dome by the Reaslan offloera to while th* district, away their mooUu of oonflne- Their plana have remained carriaa tbs ramalwtar of tba Ford Motor Oo. wanamy. Fadaral label Itat 84889. 3449 RAVE S I M U Alka-Scitxer Litterine Liquid Preil Blender ment. under wrap*, unUl thta point at Plua Antiaeptic Shampoo Our Rag. 24^8 For Relief o f Colds Mouthwash & Gargle For Gleaming Hair! 1969 MRCURY CYCLONE CJ-428 Solid Copper A real parformanea atraat oar that baa bold atyilng end _ S A U PRICE! * * Ity. Mgb parformaaca equipraant to back up Ito penoM lIlv tacludaa tte 96 1.15 85 CIJ 48t 4V ai«tao, ram air taduoUoii. Satact sNft Unaamtarion. drag pak, I.S9 package of 36 2.19 quart size. 1.6$ bottle contains 11 Vt 1 9 . 8 8 For Him For Her ounces. 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in the Stop and Shop parking cident in the Stop A Shop park­ increasing confidence of win­ melancholia, interrupt rather I lot Saturday at 3:20 p.m. The ing lot cm Satui^ay at 6 p.m. than alignment the story. Alvin Leadership of GOP Drive ning the Senate, where they Revolution Exploded ‘La Strada’ Opens: CaUed L E i A N O N Police Log drivers involved were Leon Police say the unidentified car need a net gain of seven to pro­ CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE Alley provided the choreogra­ TALL Zacchro, 43, of .71 Adams St., forced a car driven by Elmer duce the 90-9i> tie that arould en­ phy with Joyce TrlalM* staging | and Allen Wilhelm, 18, of Willi- Martin, 57, of 30 Doane St., to Man or woman needed to restock new t j ^ coin today's FUNNY Murky Musical Mistake the musical numbsra. In 1970 Elections in Doubt able Agnew to cast the decisive ARRESTS mantle. trike the parked car of vbte. dispensers with high quality candy products. In Filmdom in ’60s WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ Jim Allison, the deputy na­ Bv WILLIAM GLOVER Charles Worthington, 27, of 39 Leonard Gaines of Vernon Rd. As for governorships. Gov. by harsh reaUty uneasily alter­ publicans laying the ground­ tional chairman, said in an in­ WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE INDlViDUAL By BOB THOMAS also an Oscar winner. But ex­ AP Drama Critic Cbeatimt St., arrested on a war* The Martin car then struck the Louie B. Nunn of Kentuckgr, the nates between the factual and He Rallies GORE Two cars collided on Hartford work for the 1970 election plan terview he expects Nixon to WHO WILL WORK THIS BUSINESS UKE IT Associated Press Writer pensive efforts to duplicate its the fanciful. rant and charged with breach parked car of John Roberts, 92 new RGA vice chairman, and NBiy TCXIR (AP) — A murity Rd., near McKe^ St., yesterday, to feature President Nixon ks play a"* major itrie in the GOP , WAS MEANT TO BE — ONE WHO WOUU The score was originally com­ To Afd of Panthers Ot peace by assault In connec­ :. M!d lie T-ke., which In turn Bhehl Brentaon, its executive di­ HOLLYWOOD (A ) — Histo- generally faUures. musical mistake, "La Strada," at 10:30 a.m. They were driven their top campaigner, congres­ drive to capture Congress and 3. Westerns. tion with an altercation with an­ rolled into two other vehicles UKE TO BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPEND* rians ot the motdes wUl record opened Sunday night at Broad­ posed by Uonel Bart, but during HARTFX7RO (AP) — Waveily | by Dorothy Bidwell, 279 Oak St., sional Democrats as their No. 1 reta'n Its 32-lS majority of gov­ rector, both pointed the GOP BINGO Another Hollywood staple other man some time ago. Court owned by Stephen Flllimore, 83 goal toward the south. ENT—A PERSON ASPIRING TO VERY HIGH 1990s as a period of revrdu- way's______Lunt-FVwtanne___ Theater.***• tribulations o f tryout tour V. Tates, regional chairman of and Bruce Kaczorowskl of Ehist political targets and control of ernorships. which declined In the 1960a. date Dec. 29. Hendee Rd., and William Taft MONTHLY EARNINGS. ONE WHO WOULD tlon in film torn and content. It is b n s ^ «q>on s n o M FeUI- * }* “ *,*^J*^ the C on gress^ Racial BquaUty, Hartford. the Senate and Southern gover­ Allison said Vice President 'Five of the U Democratic of 66 Woodland St. The Taft car LIKE TO BE IN BUSINESS TOR HIMSELF, Never h e lm In the h a i f - i ^ l ^ ™ <>* nl film about a Uttle glrl-walf Martin Friday that local chapters Hi TUESDAY norships as major goals. Spiro T. Agnew would draw the govemor«hips being contested Jtilliet Caro of Willimantic, was towed away. are In the South, and Republi­ AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF BEING of movies did so many on television and the ndio travels the baekroads Of Xtve Black Panther Party or- An unidentified car struck the But the leadership of the GOP brunt of fund raising speech as­ cnang,.s lessoning activity of great West- charged with shoplifting; in con­ cans think they have an excel­ HIS OWN BOSS! take place. southern Italy with an unfeeling “ccoidlng to a production p,nt«iHn«^ in their nnns car of Christopher McHale, 22, drive was thrown in doubt by signments. But he added he ex­ . em directors Uke John Ford, nection with the theft of a pair COMPLAINTS lent chance of winning in South The decade buUy, but nU the orlgianl frag- **“* "whatever aasUtance possible.'' of 167 E. Center St., as the Mc­ Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton's an­ pects Nixon to appear in all ma­ We have a limited number of positions available ct shoes from Treasure City A $129 black leather coat with Carolina and Tennessee plus brought new freedoms, ^ ^alsh. Ue, symboUo whimsy smashes *® "‘PP'y ^***'*^ Yates said that the recent Hale car was parked on Main nouncement he will confer with jor battleground stales next fall isoea ...... ____ - CIC. yesterday. Court date Dec. 29. fur collar and cuffs, belonging s'—ie chance in Georgia and in the area. Both full time and part time. We do the use ot the camera a;^ nar­ now into a deadend of leaden deaths of Panther leedera in Nixon Tuesday on whether to —as be did this year for the two 4.' Negroes. St., near the Center, Saturday to Betty Loeo, 61 Tracey Dr. Texas. Capture of three of these howevefi reqube an exchange Of references before rative technique as well as In pretentiousness. What comes out of the orches- at 11:30 p.m. continue as chairman of the Re­ successful Republican guberna­ Hie matter of race had re­ ^uouantwB. tra pit Is an homogenUed com- *boot-ouU with poUce "repre- Douglas Luongo, 23, of 147 disappeared while she was eat­ would give the GOP a majority an interview te granted. You do need S1950 to .the hantUing of sexual themes. publican National Committee or torial candidates in New Jersey ceived only occasional treat­ n^L***^™ Pendlum of mefoj^ echoing *«"‘ obvious attempt on the Birch St., charged with attempt­ ing at Alice's Kitchen on Broad of Deep South governorships,, S3750 cash, for inventoty and equipment , Were those freedoms used wise­ step down to run for the Senate and Virginia. ment in American films until — na^tte Peters the Bart's own "OHver !'• and a W 1*^ ot the white power atruc- ed break and entry, in connec­ A Juvenile was involved in an St., yesterday between 2 and provided they can hold Aarkan- ly? That is a matter future his­ heroine Is cause tor rejolciiig ^ standard ahowbis dross ture in thU country to eliminate accident on Oak St., near Cot­ in Maryland. The GOP's chief campaign Write giving phone number to: the 1960s. Producers were slow tion with an incident at . the 2:30 p.m. sas and Florida. torians will have to wrestle that wotdd be Im unre^al^ scurrying dances, which leadership In those organ- tage St., yesterday. He has been Although Morton Indicated he target was evident as four top wlth- to realise the film pliabilities home of his estranged wife. Republicans '• concede ' they I I G . ^ “iJ' U!** teature an endless dUplay of ‘»aUons which have opposed Its I PLAZA I felt a Senate rac.e fell within* the INTERSTATE DISTRIBUTING GO. in the naticni’s concern over the Court date Dec. 29. referred to Juvenile authorities Republicans aimed their fire at face, difficulties in at least four Nudlty was c o m p l e t e l y ultimately contribute A Leer stereo taps set was J statu* ot the Negro. '.'A Raisin ~ »tr.h ..t. to the biaek um brells. in PoUcles of suppressliig black for driving without a license, commitment he made to Nixon Democrats who control Con­ states where incumbents won't DEPT. S mounting riiaos. driving a car without the own­ recently taken from the car of and the GOP upon assuming the gress. some sort of obscurely symboUc peoples." : DEPT. STORE : - Allan Bunce Jr., 19, of 42 Es­ be running—^Nevada. New Mexi­ 53S South Second West IW , as was l^guage stronger urban Negro family, and "To Pert Mias Peters knows a lot er’s permission, and driving un­ Allen Cavicchl, 96 Alton St. chairmanship last April, many Agnew attacked "the . irre­ Morano To Ghallenge (We Have A NeUoa Te PlsMe) sex St., charged with operating co, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ot cute omnic capers and stnga der age. 'The car he was driving top Republicans thought he sponsible tinkering" of Senate Salt Lake City. Utah 84101 ^ Mockingbird'' (1962) dealt E. BOIMIUE1TKB. (Next >e Pspelsr Mkt.) an unregistered motor vehicle —and they fear Democrats with a childish quaver, the Uke struck a car driven by Robert would continue in the party post Democrats on the tax reform Even the ^ of homo- with Intolerance In the South, Weieker for Seat There was a break and entry might have a strong chance in sex^fy was forbidden. with his Oscar-winning "La- of which hasn't been heard and improper use of registration Marchlsotti of 618 Adams St. unless he was under strong bill; Atty. Gen, John Mitchell plates. Court date Dec. 29. at the office building at East Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio. ^ t the end of the decade nu- ies of the Field" ^ In 1963, Sidney GREBJNWICH (AP) — For- since the Shirley Temide ere. OPEN EVERY NIGHT pressure from the President to said failure to pass money bills cemetery this weekend. Missing dlty was common and so were PoiUer'sh-Sax- could be a box-office star. He ■^1'* Friday he has UTed alone deeper emotion, approadt UNTIL CHRISTMAS Arthur Fogleberg, 37, of 304 Windsor St., and Susanne Lack of a suitable successor NEXT CtAgSEg BEGIN JANVABT IS, 1S70 "substantially hamstrung" the Film Classic Donated onisms. The sex act was being was one of the big moneymak- Papers with state election of- the Incredible, as though TaUu- Storrs, charged with breach of Devlin, 74 Florence St., col­ for Morton In the party post is Christmas lights were report­ administration's war on crime; 'NE3W TORK—A rare 48owar- ROUTE. deploted on American movie ers of the 1960s ^th "In the ^ >7ui on an Independent lah Bankhead had tried to por- ★ PREPARE FOR COLLEGE BOARD TEST peace. In connection with an lided in the Parkade lot Satur­ cc-idered a prime proUem. ed stolen from three homes this Morton accused congressional old U. S. silent film classic, to Succesal screens and homosexual rela- Heat of the Nlriit'' ‘"IV> Sir with third-party ticket for the FViurth tray Rebecca of Sunnybrook r^S.A.T. Verbid) Gift Ideas From Plata incident at Caldor's on Satur­ day at 8:10 p.m. Morton’s statement came at leaders of dragging their feet; "Stark Love," has been do­ Heat of the Night," day. Court date Dec. 29. weekend. They are: Carrie tionshipa had been explored In Love” and other films. As a re­ Congressional District seat held FArm. A S I^ Y SKILLS Riid TEST TECHNIQUES Nytons, Undtrwaar, Aprons A the end of a three-day confer­ and Gov. Raymond P. Shafer,'^ nated by the Ckechoslovak Film Johnson, 637 E. Middle Tpke., several films. By the end of the suit, more Negro actors were by _ Republican Lowell P. m defense of the petite come- A SPEED READING « i d COMPREHENSION There was an accident on ence of the Republican Gover­ the new association chairman, NATIONAL ------DISTRIBUTORS for MOTHM Institute to the Museum of decade sex had become an os- being used In movies than ever ” **cker Jr. dteiuie and o f Stephen Pearl- ACCIDENTS Ferguson Rd., yesterday at 4:16 William Dahl, 11 Foxcroft Dr., nors Association In Hot Springs, A VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT called the failure of Congress to Modem Ait. No other print of Venda-Pak & Metro Vendors sential element In the film me- before. Morano said he has also asked man, as her heetle-browed mas- T l ^ SMrts, HancHwrcMafs mid Wolnts Katherine Bemick of 10 Rus­ p.m. The diiverk involved were and Raymond McKay, 31 Rus­ Ark., at which GOP strategy pass needed bills unfortunate. the film is known to exist in This to an outatondlng program in reeding efOotonoy dium. ______the state attorney general's of- ter, and Letrry Kert, her biJet meeting twice weekly for six weeks—late afternoon or for DAOr sell St. has been charged with Michael Moore, 20, of Blast sell St. and campaign plans emerged. Republicans are talking with America. Hartford, and Karl Hanka, 28, Moat of the changes came In » . . rwiiA flee tor a decision to allow the Idol, notice must be taken o f the eertv evening. Taught by stats certified oonsultants In SportsMrts, Drtu Shirts and Tr evading responsibility, aS the the last half of the 1960s. The PUA of Willimantic. • Insured by F\ision Party to sponaor candl- book concocted by Charles K. b e 'm w k ie S ^ P*'®Sriun or private tu|pi1iig ntay result of an accident in the ban on sex deviation In films WASHINGTON— The Federal dates statewide. Peck Jr., and the equally die- tOTHiR Municipal Building parkng lot WB8 removed in 1961, along with Housing Administration insured Morano was a Republican dur- bveled aonga. Fbr Begtotoatton Itriomatlon, OaBi Sil-ONV Pantyhoso Hgfirt. PurMS. Jawnhry A IWday at 8:80 p.m. Police say A faat-movlng, unidentified car Is said to- be responsible a general loosening of the Pro- more than |8 billion In real- Ing his four terms In Congress Peck, a Hollywood writer and nwtks for SlSTiR that her car struck the parked duction Code that had long die- dential mortgage loans in fiscal but later switched parties and co-producer of the dhow, ap- ACADflMIC RBAMNG CiN TU for a chain-reaction, five-car ac- FUED KAPBOVE, Director car of Joseph DelCarl, 49, of W. tated moral restrictions to Hoi- 1969, up more than $600 mil- became a Democrat Last pears to be troubled by the Uml- PLUS toys, pioxlM A novnMnt for Rockville. 'Court date Jan. 12. 08 K. OEMTEB STREET MAMOHESTEB lywood film makers. lion, or 8.3 per cetft, from fis- month, he came in third In a tatlons o f the stage versus film, Next le OaveyA Reatanraat oH. "Who's Afraid of Virginia cal 1908. The FHA Insured race for first selectman In with the result that this paraMe Larry Doyon, 19, of East G igantic Woolf?” provided a milestone in mortgages on 661-427 units. Greenwich, ptHUng 4,000 votes, of simple Innocence destroyed Hartford, was Issued a written .film morality in i960. The ex­ warning for driving at speeds IMEW! plicit dialogue of the Edward too great for the conditions of i s t Albee jday was retained In the the road, yesterday, following film version, leading to a new an accident on Cooper St., near OiMoi designatiem, "Suggested for Ma­ Center, involving his car and a ture Audiences." This was sup­ car driven by Donald Chouinard POWERLOGK posed to be a warning to par- Caldor of Bristol, at 8:10 p.m. ; ♦ entsk and it marked the first i TAPE RULE time that the film industry ac-' James McCormack, 64, of knowledged that certain films Gifts Mean Rockville, received a written your Christmas Store! might not be sultalde for the en­ CREATED BY warning for failure to grant the tire family. H appier right of way, yesterday, after 2 0 F t X % " "Tfie Pawnteoker" enoouii- an accident on New State Rd., tered difficulties In 1966 with a at 11:46 a.m., involving his car • n n u UOHT-EXTRA STROfN bare-breasted scene. But only a • UMQER lAITINO YBiOW Model Motoring year later “ Hawaii'' caused less Nylon Tricot H olidays! and one driven by Bernard Col­ M nA W CtAD BUOE let, lie Benton St. a stir by depicting native 0 „ r U , • POSITIVE LOCKON BtAOE- girls as they were dressed when A. Q u i lt N y lo n 1 2 .9 7 PSEVENT8 CREEPINO Road Race Set tile missionaries arrived. D u s t e r A written warning for unsafe 6-Foot ^ ^ ^ 4 Among the other influential backing was Issued to William Our R^. 23.99 .films: "Blow-up,” adiich fea­ trim on pink, blue. S^-L- Not Shown . Hebenstrelt, 78, of Otis St., yes­ MANCHESTER tured complete female ruidlty machine washable. Uiao. v VPc. QuUt Miiu Duster Set terday, after an accident on H oliday and a sex romp with a photogra­ Main St., near Purnell Pi., In­ HARDWARE AND Scotch Pine I of I H ostess P riced ! pher and two teen-agers; “ inys- volving his car and a parked SUPPLY CO. , lebtho. Sony no I ses," which repeated verbatim car owned by John Lyons, 281 T ree 1 5 .9 7 the sex passages of the James Q u ilt R obe rosebud tnm- S>m *- Center St. 877 Blaln St., Manchester ‘ Curved and straight track, dual wheel controls, 2 cars, Joyce novel; "The Fox,” les­ pink. Ernest Isurson, Prop. 102 Branch Tips! power pack over and under track with fencing. Sorry no rain bianism; "I Am Curious (yel­ There was a two-car accident checks - low )," sexual Intercourse. The advent of the rating sys­ Save Over 64.00 pink. Sizes; t, tem in 1968 provided the X cate- gory by whlrii films of explicit Our Rsg. 15.99 c . 2 - P c .L o»»« . 21.97 sex could play normal theaters, rather than be relegated to ex­ Choicest Meats In Town ploitation houses. <1 Stunt Action The history o f film in the 11.44 1960s ccHitalned more than the D. Mini Nylon , sex revolution. TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! • • Complelely flamepioof, UL lilt­ Set by Mattel There was also a revolution in 3 -P c. P e i g n o i r Set ed. Only SO per store, no rain technique, and that may have rewn - Bikini Panty UBAM, ALL BEEF ^ checki. #621 been even more significant to Our Rsg. 4.19 the medium. t r ^ Sizes Christmas Fireplace European-made films led^flie H A M B U R G e S i t way.' In “ Tom Jones" (IWB), P?s’ ’-M . Cotots: S ea fo a m . Our Rsg. 1.99 to 3.49 . ■...... 1 .4 7 Tony Richardson demonstrate Cheny Finl^. LiUc 2.97 that a prosaic tale could be 3 lbs. $1,89 : made highly entertaining by G. E. 15 ' Defy gravity in mixing techniques: slow motion, the dare-devil The “Big, Big Train” stop action, still photographs, si- Outdoor Light Set loop. Car track lent-movle effects, etc. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • and loop. Sorry Special Purchase ! With "A Hard Day's Night” '' Our Rsg. 3.69 no rain checks. (1964) Richard Lester enlivened 817 Highland SL, Mancheater — Phone MS-ttn a the account o f the Beatles' Uvss with all the tricks be had Hot Wheels Strip Action Set by Mattel ^ 2.97 2#66 learned in television commer­ • Long run, wind-up motor, on/off switch; no batteries cials. Anothw graduate of tele­ Heavy duty sockets, wire and add­ Our Rsg. 2.69 Sony no rain checks 1.69 necessary. Only 60 per store. Sorry no rain checks vision commercials, Claude Le- on plug. Multi color bulbs, UL louche, demonstrate the poetic approved. Only 7S per store, no use of the camera in "A Man rain checks. #L-91 ^ and a Woman" (1986). First Time Available! Michaelangelo Antonioni used fantasy and Imagery to com­ Christmas Bows ment on today's world in "Blow-up" (1966). Stanley Do- The South American OurRsg.a9e nen showed in “ Two tor the ‘ Package of 25. Road" that the time element Self-sticking, color­ ful Christmas assort- could be Juggled without cenfue- Caribbean LOWEST Ttrent. Ing the audience. sp Two filnu of 1967 demonstrat­ by ed that American movie makers Priced Winter Package COLECO too were also capable of limova- K ohner Uon. Arthur Penn took the tradi­ Electric Christmas Candle Our Rsg. 49a tional gangster tale and told it Bang with freshness In "Bonnie and O f The Season. Full molded ivory plastic, 10" lall with oval base Trouble or ^ Official Hockey Clyde."' Newcomer Mike Ni­ Only 4 Hours 20 Minntm From New York for narrow window lills. Bulb and cord included. #1225 chols used humor and originali­ * Headache; ^ Box ty to depict the generation gtip Action Packed story In "The Graduate." ^ by Ideal ^ Other trends in film content Action Games Game during the 1960s: Carousel Our Rsg. 3.79 Our Rsg. 2.79 * Our Rag. 14.99 1. Violence. p i 1 It has always been a factor in 2.57 American films, dating to 'Ib e ^ 1.99 — 9.99 • Bang the plastic nails into the box Great Train Robbery" (1900), • Fun for the entire family. Each * Automatic indicator springs into and tiy to avoid breaking the the first real story ' film. It aracas with pop«-matic cube ihaket.Sony ^ action when a goal is scored. Score- Iralloons underneath. Sony no rain reached a peak however,in tbs k checks no tain diecks « board shoirs all gosh. #5200. Sorry bloody shooting of Warren Beat­ C >1 no rain checks ^Mini-Motorifle Cars , __ ty and Faye Dunaway in "Bon­ VIA International ^ ------Our Rsg. 2.19 no rain checks 1 .5 7 nie and Clyde." The aaaaaaina- tions of Dr. Martin Luther King Airway Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy in 1908 caused industry concern ' over the affect of violent mov- Dragster H I or^ : lei But 1900 brought the Uood- .00 laat weeteni yet. "The WRd from « x e v ||K Miss America T T T - Bunch,” 2. Musicals 205 The 1900s saw a decline in 20” Hi-Rise American musicals, partly be- COMPLETE 7 NIGHT PACKAGE Including: of their hl$li coGt gdq Chord Hf^iday Priced ! their limited acceptance wttb Official > foreign audiences. “ West Bide Airfare, Hotel. Tranfor, and Sightseoing StMy" (1901) * popular to- Leaves every Saturday and retuma every Saturday Organ Charlie Brown vortte sad an Academy Awsrd winner, and "Mary Popping from December 13, 1969 through April 18, 1970 46.70 Football and "My Falr>Lady*' were big #2044, Btws 48” Sissy Bar arith

PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15; 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO! ONDAY,. DECEMBER 16, 1969 rAUiii NINETEEN ■ . f . ~ Three Hearings SjlOppilii Mrs. Kin^s Faith: On ZBA Agenda Because of the withdrawal of COMPtni I Silent Majority Awaits two petitions, tonight’s agenda for the Zoning Board of Appehls has been reduced to three peti­ tions. HSURANCE Creative Leadership An appUcation for a gasoline Chishias' By MAGOns 8AVOT station on Doming St., and tme "People who don’t do things to reduce yard dimensions cn I t e L m A agO m Tlmca because they are e]q>edient — Your holiday appedaerl Center St. in relathm to a land soniHX but teoauae they are right and Australian Jets LOS ANGELES — R’s been a taking by the state, have teen frSb, withdrawn. U f o v Cost r ' n B t U.S.I T ^ months “When enough neople decide T b r i W Tonight’s hearings at 7 will J ® •‘J* since a “firecracker p<^’’ bul- they are gtrfng to be a part of Del Monte be on an extension of a vari­ About 97 MUlion p«ac« «»J c"*®*!®* » - ance to use four buildings. for REAL l Y J i m O n ^ w « riujU have t ^ ^ ^ storage at 140 Woodside St., WAmiNOTON (AP) __ The Luther King. That silent majority, it is w^- Fruit Cocktail sought by Leslie Knox; a vari­ ESTATE A. ' ’ ' Hia wtdnw rvuvtto (lAntt creaUve leadership. This Uhitod States may absorb a loss widow, Cesretta Scott ^ readv to move ance sought by Robert Kleman moves with weary calm wnoie n a ^ is reaay lo move Five delicious fruit* In h e ^ to erect a sign closer to the of at least $7 mUUon doUars «m nu,j«rty Into the presidential forward." synip. Serve In your prettiest de*< street than la allowed, at 178 W. M F ill fighter planes ordered suite of the Ambassador Hotel 0>retta Scott King believes sert dishes with a topper of Stop Middle Itike.; and a variance by the Australian «dr force, ac- here, the room from which two ^ movement fw & Shop sherbet. to create an apartment with leas oordiiig to tesUmony before a months after her. own tragedy niovement to r JusUce floor space than is permitted at Sen. Robert F . Kennedy left al- ^ Senate emnmittee. 48-80 R ^ t e r St. ’The applicants so to be silenced by bullets. “ You cannot have Justice are Donald C. and Patricia B. L t Gen. John W. O’NeU, vice Sie seems slump-tired: there without peace," she says, her cotninander of the U.8. Air was a long day behind, and a dark eyes snapping. "Peace is Force' Systems Qommand, said long night ahead — a fund- not something nebulous." ROBERT J. SMITH, St there is Nndiaim Floaridies a chance the United raising salute by the Los gtiu, she sees more aware- Stetea will lose between $900,000 Angeles Oommittee of the Mar- ness on many levels of leader- P A R IS — Ih e re are M nudist RRmiANSMITIIS SINCE 1114 and $500,000 on each plane. tin LuUiwr King. Jr. M em orial aWp. “ Many of us have I asBodaUaDS and 126 local and O’NeU said apparenUy Uie and the Southern Christian recognised that It Is not proflt- regional nudltt groups aMUated 649-5241 Australians are sor- ultimately good will up grand Jury presents In 1961, to come to your rescue nesses which declined to locate Btttutlons each presented reports tunity now to show the world triumph, 1964 and 1965, the last charging once again . . , with on how the slowdown has eUflod that she can do what she knows in Newark . because of alleged political Interference In the po­ Manchester Evening Herald Fillet Steaks money • saving "quick u89‘ . their buQdliig program a is right to do. She can stlU be corruption, r lice department and lack of en­ meal meats." “Tile problem te extremely an example, and exert moral IROmui glia "T e t if these InveatlgaticsiB forcement of gambling laws. lead to substantial corrections, serious," James said. "aU of us Influence in the world, In July 1968 a special county A G ift For The Whole Family For The Whole are behind

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PAGE TWENTY B1ANCHE8TEK EVENING HERALD. HANCHES1ER, CX)NN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 (fANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Comment S e^ on Panelists Conclude rpsented by a .girl floating cn • her back in the surf, "Let’s as­ The Manchester Board of sume I’m an MamL” Directors on Thursday nif^t He showed the «id of a hair wUl conduct another of Its pr^peratlon ufiieh advertised, semi-monthly comment ses­ Sex Education "body for sale"{ isnd a mascu­ sions. It will be from e;30 to line ccBogne, "if she doesn’t gtre 8:30 p.m.. In the town coun­ It to you gef tt yourself.” Even sel’s office In the Municipal Pervades Society "Lustful, lusty and BEXY have \ X Building;. absolutely nothing to do with f , ' By JUNE UNTON FOODS ROUTE 83 VERNON "without tesU and grades.” The sessions, now In their Kwlk Kopy,” except to draw at­ Sex education, it would seem, They learn sex from the reac­ tention admittedly to their ad. third year, are held on the / is like the air we breathe. It is tions of their peers and adults. These were some of the milder 1SE SH0PPIRS>! first Tuesday and third "We may be .tmaware the pro- ones shown, Thursday of each month. every place, communicated in one way or another by every­ cess Is going on, but when a In further discussion of the They are for those town body, and pretty much all the youngster tests out another "when” of sex education Lang begin planning their residents who wish to file I time. So concluded oite facet of way of being masculine and a observed thet, "B dio^ in oca- comments or complaints on teacher puts him down, be gets strucUng tormal progfspis have popular a two-day conference on sex holiday menu with Popular ^ any subject in the botud’s education held at the University a message.” Lang sUeasud the tendency to postpone until Jurisdiction. of Connecticut Thursday and the importance of teachers be- three ' years too late totormatlan In mind. They know that the ^ Those who appear are F rid a y . Ing comfortable with their own that is already old hat to the sexuaUty so they can acc^ granted anonymity, and A panel discussion Friday at M ds.” selection is great and the another style. their comments and com -' the Storrs campus featured five Borne of our pUWc, Lang said plaints are relayed to the distinguished- persona in the Palmer agreed that kids try seriously, operate with a kind savings even better. Why ' manager's office for possible on different kinds of behavior of m y^lo^cal fantasy view the DIFFEREnCE" fields of education and medi­ "BIG action. cine. Dr. Elearmre Luckey, pro­ as experimenU. He answered of life which finds sex foul aiiki not enjoy yuletide savings the question of '’when” by say­ dirty, children pure and beau­ ' g g i l p WAUTO fessor and bead of the ehnii de­ by shopping Popular today! velopment and family relattons ing, 'T don’t think you can be tiful, "and never the twain shall GET TOP VALUE meet.” The teeHng, he said. Is Columbia department at the University, afraid of doing things too early served as moderator tor the with kids.” He referred to some that children must not be con­ taminated while tti^’re pure. STAMPS, TOO! panel which also included Ger­ films used for sex education sex education must wait untU Fire Chief ald Sanctuary, associate dirsc- and la nmvlnced that “what they don’t understand goes over tliay are Impure adults. DISCOUNT of Bor G Beef! tor of the Sex Information and their heads. Dr. BurdMU felt that Uds Education Council of the United Dr. Burchell observed that all might fare better if educators Warns About States (SIECUB); Dr. R. C-ay children do have questions but went to parents to help them Burchell, director of the De­ that all do not ask them. He explore what's going on,' to say partment of Obstetrics and Yule Perils would ask parents, "Do you in effect, "W e will tell ym what Gynecology at Hartford Hos­ know bow to turn them on end to teach them.” Lang disagreed, pital; Laurence Lang, assistant Thomas Chowanec, ’ fire cUet do you do it easily?” He said, commenting that whds he professor in the university's of the local vohmtssr fire de­ "The way you say things is wasn’t sure he could go.an Ibe child development and family partment, has several sugges­ more Important than what you way in either directicn l|8 lent tions be urges residents to relations department, and Keith say, including the look on your yet ready to say to pareMs, ’T Quarters |); "take heed of for Christmas­ palmer, science teacher at face." He said Uds are learning t>>ink your Uds need help, but time safety.” Loomis School in Windsor. all the time and 'T ’d rather they if you want to ruin thsm, do SAVE4Pw^ Land D' lakes He says townspeoide diould. The panel explored the "What, learn from those who love them, It.” He said, "I'm not -ready "Keep fire safety at the top o< When, Where and Who,” of fam­ parents and teachers.” to give that kind of llceUM. I’d your Christmas list Christmas ily life and sex education be­ Sanctuary noted that in much want to fight them for tbs right is a time for happiness and no fore an overflow .crowd of sdiool of the world sexual behavior to teach their youngsters with 5 administrators and teachers, I BUTTER time to be heedless of fire dan­ has become a matter of neuro- honesty, integrity and respect.” g e rs .” community organisation and Uc obsession. "We have reason The focus turned to the most 1-lb. pkg. Chowanec said, "Stand your medical personnel, parents and for great anxiety,” he said, effective way of teaching the Christmas tree in water and cle rg y . "because we have sheer rotten subject. Banctuary observed KABUKIISI£'.I^.TUNA ). i away from beat, and see that That sex education may pre­ Images of sexuality.” He re­ that if parents have closed the lights have rut been broken, vent one kind of hurt to the de­ ferred to televlsicn ads especial­ minds on the subject so will no bare wires and loose sock­ gree that driver education at­ ly and programs such as "The their children. Lang saw the Job 7 0 Z . ets. Use flame proof or non- tempts to prevent another kind Fllntstones” as cutting down needing to be done as that of CANS comtouatlUe decorations and dis­ was suggested by Palmer who the male image. The huttHmd bringing under control the hap- $ 1 . 0 0 pose of wraniingB procnpay, sees children living in a com­ or father is most often portray­ hasard sex educatloa the child not, abaotutely rxit, in the fire­ plex and dangerous period srtth ed as being not so bright, nag­ does get, both In school vdiere Vytth Coupon & Purchase of $5.00 or M ore "tremendous freedom” and the It gets taught one' way or an­ p la c e ." ged and manipulated by his 4 Excluding Beer, Wine & Tobacco other, and outside, in the home Chowanec added that toys need to know "what might lie w ife. and community where it’s also GoodAAon. & Tues. Only, D ec. 15& 16, 1969 operated by alcohol, kerosene ahead" in matters of sex. He "To project Images like this sees this concern as parallel to a "willy nllly” process. He not­ or gasoline are eq>ecially dan­ about masculinity and feminin­ Usdt Oae Ceapea Pi» Castoawf. that for highway safety which ity la the greatest error.” He ed, "There’s role enough for all With $S 00 Purthasc gerous and can set children's led to driver education pro­ noted that children are getting o f u s.” 'ji ’i’ v v .^ ’ V .’i' V V V 'i' 'i' ’i’ V V V \ y w v v V V ’ / clothing on fire, or the tree, or ond Coupon on this Page grams in the schools. sexuality in these terms before \ j u u i; u u i; the bouse Itself. A definition of a family life they ever get to school. "Bleotilcal toys Should be and sex education progress was Sanctuary presented a slide listed by underwriters’ labora­ given by Lang as the purpose­ show "Bex in the Maas Media” EFFECTIVE ALL W EEK tories to show they have mot We^re m$ ful Integrated study of the vital later in the day Friday. "I’ve nmar as shock and fire hasard stand­ processes of human living in been attempting a mild form of Plus Save 40^ On... ards, and smokkig near the terms of physical, psycholo­ analysii,” he commented and yowur COMPLETE SELECTION tree or around wrappings or gical, emotional and social proJectM ad after ad which in te le p h o n e decorations should be absolute­ growth in understanding and most dwect ways expUrited sex OF HOLIDAY ly forUdden,” he said. choice and decision making as to sell products. The ads were He stressed that "If fire part of it and said. “Bex edu­ from popular family type mag- FREE POULTRY A HAMS strikes, clear everyone out of HUNT’S TOMATO CATSUP cation borrows from each.” aslnea such as Good Housekeep­ hPORK I PORK the house' and call the fire de­ Dr. Burchell said he felt ing, Life, Look and the New DELIVERY partment. Fight fire only if you iBiyslcians nowadays get a York Times Magaxlne, among YUM TVM BBBADBD VKAL BTKAK8 lb. Mr can do so safely, keeping an biased or distorted view of the others. STOCK exit route open. problem worse than the real sit­ The product might be a bra, TVM TUM PBPPBB 8TBAK8 ...... to. Tbr order tor drag needs Hoopsters Conttibute uation because doctors treat (the quotes are from the ads Ymo 20 OZ. what goes wrong. He observed themselves) "We believe the and eeamettea will be taken UP NOW Chpltol Fu m by tha gtoM iL C a » The R m Council - sponsored care at Immedtately. BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST lb. 0 9 C tsudoethali program for men that physicians don’t do much tractkMui belong in the front BOHLES c o m b o I l o i n s over ai is being held Mondays in the preventive field. rather than In the back” ; a AND from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Porter Sexual sanity as the goal of sports coat, "a man’s second ■ -Si FRESH QUARTERED Seafood Dept. sex education was the way greatest ego builder,” the first SAVE! E School gym. There is mi charge, ( d £ ld o n ^ hops Sanctuary expressed hla view, apparently being the H>araely 4 CUT INTO 9 to 11 END CENTER CUT C 60 to 100 Count OO reports Ed Connote who heads M7 BIACN a r . 4 U BS81 FANCY SHRIMP 5 B>. box 4aT T the group, but the men have "I don’t think sex instruction clad girl on his lap, or some / and sex education are the same territory in the Bahamas rep- been "chipping in a quarter 2 ROASTS CAFB OOP NATIVB BiRIin ...... Bk 40r thing. Sex Instruction la Just a each time they ]day” as a small part of sex education.” I CHOPS LABOB MO. I FANOT BMEim ...... to. Mr contribution to the council. Dr. Burchell favored the FAMOV OdWdMdW BBLB ...... to. Oto Hookey BInk Beady term, "relatlonahlp sanity,” The Hockey Rink on Henne- since human beings seem to lSnI^IlaiS 29c quln Rd., will be ready for ice- have a desire to come together Wllb awcliM. tl IS ar iM«t tR iM taf bMF skating any time the weather is, and communicate. "What 1967 BUICK taJ dfRcttM. Om iM aM •• tm IM- i C according to Audrey Miller, should be taught is anything president of the Association. that works toward this," he 225 Elacfra 4~0oor Hardtop SIRLOIN TIP 4 ibtv IkeaeoMev 8A 18M 8 i There arv two new dugout mAJO said. • wowmm BTEEEINO lOATEWAYnwm shelters, one for visiting players According to Lang, on the a FOWEB — and one for the local partiol- "when" of sex educaUon, a a 4-WAT FOWEB BEAT Pork Roasts FRBSB pants, and a small pump house, child begins to learn what it aAUtO. nUNB. H I HALF LOW HALF donated by Pratt and Whitney. means to be masculine or fem­ GROUND PORK ^___ STEAKS More than 90 youngsters and inine at the moment of birth. adults have signed up for the It’s all In how he is handled CEDAR FARHS PORE SHOULDER B a a A Q ■ D N O J S S winter schedule. According to and spoken to. Infant girls hlsar $ | 0 9 the weather, the schedule will a tone and feel a touch more n c N i c s 4 il„ D A .D A . be Saturdays from 9 to 10 a.m. gentle than that heard and felt ■ar-O to by boy Infants. From those first t'or children eight and under; moments sex educatloa ooa- 16' to 11 a.m. for children nine TED 1RUDON. Inc. tlnues because It’s part of every V to IB. TOLLAND TPKB. — TALCOTTVILLE n m iiv Kids, he said, (each each oth­ WHITE n u l l SUGAR m I M.ondaya «;80 to 7:80 p.m., er and get the message through M C N I I eight and under; 7:80 to 8:80 T U N A C # M m *i.oosL£srin;L« p.m., seniors. P W li 5 . H i mcH TURKEY ROAST Tuettdays, «:80 to 7:80 p.m„ [ 4 7 ‘ Ail WHb gwibRiR el II w mtn MthpOao bear ages n.lne through ll and 7:80 •ad clf«rttw«. Om caae** •• •deO •••- to 8:80 p.m., ages 13 through C0Up005 IS. M o m ftMl o l HMn who b o o o stampB 4 oot ovor got thioo boohi of WE CHALLENGE The saime schedule applies tor will! e Thursdi^yi' and Friday is the M aoipo por yoor. or $9.00 to ttaM p v o Ih o . . . COMPARISON! iATEWAYr same as ktonday. Sinijip On Satiu\1ay and Sunday the HOODS link is kept open for the public. CLOROX S'] 00 Officers are Audrey Miller, BLEACH president; ViT.'llam Bender, first WITH COOPERATIVE Wa raearva tha right to limit quontitias JCE CREflIII PulCilflSE vice president; Richard Jensen, LARGEr EASYJrO.PEEL (;8i iuo second vice president; Paul All Flavors Pepin, secretary -treasurer. Oth­ er directors are J'erry Dunnaok, Y» 57' Pensacola, Fla. V t o n S S 1 . M S 4 . i n l o o 0 1 7 . 0 0 9 7 0 lond O' Lakes d n n SKIPPY Evening Herald - M a M 4 0 0 0 7 4 . 0 0 - 7 M I- correspondent Vb^ PEAHUT BUTTER f i ' n o n n S B v M • 1 1 . M I Oaitaon, toL 888-8184. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 1 1 1 0 'hkei Great atI lUTTER GATEWAY n i n n . 3 7 n i s . n i OM j O 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 1 B o o k VERNON S d rie y T em ide Blmek 12 OZ JA8 NEW YO R K (A P ) ^ Bfatrtay 1 0 0 7 . 1 $ 1 1 1 . 7 4 1 1 7 . 1 4 1 1 0 7 . 1 0 1 4 O J 0 O 1 B o d n ROUTE 83 AND THRILL ROAp FOODS Temple Black says voters 0 «o. < 37' ISM n i i n . 1 4 Hiould urge their senators to re­ 1 4 0 . 0 1 " l O M O lO O u O O 1 H o o k a i ■' ■ S to r t i c W A X Fd store cuts In President Nixon's BSD, RIPB, CEISP ^ “ toreign aid apprqpriatlona bill, 4 9 c 1 E N F l E L b / stoshed by the House to 81.8 bU' WEYMOUTH AND STEEU ROAD Hob, or H b«laa leas i JI8PHHES = f 4 b .. 25c President tequastad. The Beoate has yet to act :|(XIon 0PEMTIVE0ILC0. f a n c y YELLOW ^ ^ ^ J A N t , the bill. The former child so- A IMvtotoa a t T he I lOOi 8 ’xio” FREE! m OH TM OP tt » on MOOf treaB a UA. representative to MMI I 06ifPCHPttm.vPi.MM vOiOAPTta YOO ftOf JUOGl & JURY...lliB [viJence is ypufs Id See al GaiBYiaY the UJf. OeoMtU Assembly, de­ onions 3 ^ 23* clared in an Intorvlaw on the SIS BYROAD ST., MANCHESTER—643-156S Kioiioiiw piehn to# B rt.... BmiM talMMi . Baa* to

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W- .-S : Oilers Rally to Triumph^ essive ast F ive Better Things Goal A , ^ 'V No Easy Mark for Raiders FOOTBALL WFL Second W in For Indian Quintet K aaten CaafeiCBcie NEW YORK (AP) — winner* meet for the league ti- not to get anybody else banged By TOM BARRETT usual to have only six men tie on Jan. 4. up.” Oentniy DHrMoa Coach Clive Rush o f the W L TycfcPto.OP V^th SQother tesm e f­ play instead o f toUowing the B y D E A N YO ST Windsor Locks, Bolton hoMs Rockville, kMers of two oat of The playera were never very Flanker Don lEaynard and de- am mriTti Boeton Patriots is one man f o r t 88 its winning formu- usual strategy o f substituting The season opener fo r B«con Academy, Vlnal Tech U three games, meete CVC toe happy about the new playoff fenaive . end Jerry PhUbin Cl®ve. 10 a 1 .w lf^„ Catholic took ite frde|y, a altuatloa brought shout who hasAmerican Football League getting knocked off by a hope he’ll be okay by Saturday. Dallas As for indlvidusLl praise, " I 7 4 8 .686 297 299 acra)^ Btehc^ Hendricken This week Manchester en- ful. high-scoring CXHL member undefeated South Wtoduor, playoff match Saturday. second-place team. • • • Wash. have to single out John Socha,” tertalns two more O d L Friday at Maloney. Picked as rolUng along at a merry paoe, Beathard entered the game in CHAROEB8 - BILLS — PliUe- 4 8 1 .888 266 868 five. ‘ '' The Oilera wrapped up the .808 384 869 the mentor remarked, citing his teams. They are away at Brio- pre-favc^tes to the league, Ma- claohaa with BmlUi to a non con- regular aeaaon Sunday by scor­ the second period with Boston San Diego’s Lance Alworth New Orlns 4 9 0 A crowd of 400, indudlng n "exceptional shooting" and his slmble local delegatloH who tol Central Tuesday and open loney simply outplayed and out- fernce encounter. Aa eiqpectoft ing 10 points In the last four aioo by beating Kanaaa City In leading 16^) and waa injured became the first man in pro snviaw boost to the crew at the out­ their home schedule Friday shoot the smaller Indians. Tom Roy pacaa the Wobeats minutes to beat Boston 27-28 and a 10-6 nall-Mter Saturday. again in the final period after football to catch a paae in 96 Minn. 12 1 0 .988 IM made Rie long trip, viewed , the set. "Ed Fitzgerald. Ed Rowley prooeedingil aa Edit won ite sec­ against Platt High of Meriden. Coach Jim Moriarty’a team in aoorlng with 78 pototo In two Riuh said afterwards; In Sunday games, the New passing for the touchdown straight games when he caught Detroit 8 4 1 .667 289 Iw Tom Juknia added enough as­ Also Tuesday’s schedule finds missed many shots that rimmed gamsa. Help in scoring to otoo "K was a strong effort by York Jets, 10-4 .adiipped Miami vdilch tied it 28-28. Roy CSerela a nine-yard toss from quarter- Green Bay 7 6 0 .TO M TO ond abraigbt after an opening sists to make it a cohesive ef­ k)M. Even though going out In Bast Catholic traveling to Bast ihe hoop. Mental lapses and oomlBg from Terry Btoddand, Houston which should help them 27-9 to give the Dolphins the kicked the extra point and nine back John Hodl during the CMeago 1 12 0 .077 207 819 fo rt," he continued. front early In the game, the Hartford and playing Penney over thrown passes also hurt Bosol and Renny Barger. in the playoffs.” . worst record in file AFL, 8-10-1; plays later added his second Chargers’ rout over Buffalo. Al- Coastal Divislim "T im Kearns and Tom Sul­ High, RockvUIe at Woodrow their attack. u what waa axpoct- Houston w ill need all the hglp San Diego, 8-6, pounded Buffalo, field goal. Beathard indicated worth wound up the day with Los Ang. 11 2 0 .846 818 880 viaitora wore never able to take livan handled the boards for Wltoon. E. O. Smith viaUlng un- Bast Catholic meeU rival it can get. Pete Beathard, play- 4-10, 46-6 and Denver, 5-8-1, beat he’ll be ready for Oakland end seven catches for 122 yards and Bidtimore7 5 1.588 966 861 it easy, with the Hawks keep­ us," commented the coach. defeated South Windsor, BUtng- Penney In what should be a ____ t__1 ..j Ing with a foot injury, passed Cincinnati, 4-8-1, 27-16. said his injury Sunday was ”a a toudidown. Afianta 5 8 0 .885 266 266 ing up the pressure throug^iout. Kearns’ ^ rebounds ties the ton traveling to Stafford and hard fought contest. The Eagles BoiAomore flash Court E ffective ptoymakteg was the for two O iler touchdowns, in -' • • • little sprain” to the ankle, • • • San Fran. 8 8' 3 .378 368 806 schoed redord set several sea- Coventry plays Bolton to a con- after an opening game loos to eluding an eight-yarder to Jim OILERS - PATRIOTS A. • • * BRONCOS - BENGALS — Sunday’s Results key for uiille Hendricken sc(» ago by Ray LaGace. ference a ^ r . Sacred Heart, defeated Fairfield " ® ^ P®*®" “ ® ®* tried to oapitaUxe on long, out­ Blerene to tie Uie score, and 'Die Oilers play Oakland un­ JE’TS - DOLPHINS — Denver ripped open a tight Green Bay 21, Chicago 8 "We showed poise’’ he con­ Friday’s schedule Includes Prep and surprtoed Blabop helped save his team the em- der the new playoff system Joe Namath passed for two game by going ahead 17-16 early Atlanta 27, PhiladeliMa 8 side aboottog- instead o f using TOM JUKNIB i cluded and said the key to fu­ Buckeley playing at Bast (3ath- Hendrickson Saturday night to to tts height advantage to work barrassment of going into the which pits the Western Dlvtele Patriots l»ro « emin. The Oilers wound up 6-6-2 while the East. ‘ITie Jetf, defending tired to the bench to protect his and clinched the victory when Washington 17, New Orleans Hartford Tuesday to face rival tog Qhiatonbury to a and go'to the opening minutes Finally, after another late- to give the Baglea points on of- Bolton, In two cwlngs. Is i-i Livingston of New Orleans by the seat of the pants but only after latter made Oakland, the winningest team in world champions and Eastern wobbly knees for the Kansas Pete Liske hit John Embree aft- 14 Penney High. ence battle, South Windsor be­ untU three aucceesive baskets vtanza spurt, Blast breathed a and Coventry Itkowlae to 1-1. first down in NFL action. Play came in fourth period Sunday in Washington. the AFL, defends its Western tl- Division ‘winners, challenge City game. Jets’ Coach Weeb er moving file badl to the Bengal New York 21, PMUburgta 17 East’s undefeated JVs were ing entertained by powerful fense. gave the out-of-state crew a UtUe easier with a more ‘com- tie with a 12-1-1 record. Kansas City, No. 2 in the West, Ewbank rested most of his stars three with a 71-yard pass to Minnesota 10, San Francisco > also successful' in their third five-polnt margin. ‘nielr only fortable 35-27 halfUme lead, ’Die Raiders won their divl- in the ofiier playoff game. The "because our main object was Frank Quayle. 7 time out scaring a close 44-48 I lead of the contest vanished Although the Eagles main- Sunday’s Games ■victory over Hendricken. quickly, however, aa JOTn tabled their margin to the end Old Man Hoive at It Again^ Baltimore at Los Angeles CsUmUo 76 Gondola Inspiration Major Colleges ^ot Sure Who Should Be No. 1 Cleveland at New York Socha dumped in two back-to- the never-say-die Hendricken P B J>* Pits. back hoops from the side and squad was never far behind and 3 Keanis 11 M 04 Sports Slate Detroit at ddeage 4 Pirillvan 4 09 ID FUND ENRICHED—Manchester Midget A Pony Minnesota at Atlanta Tim Kearns soon added onoth- a couple of times came within 8 Rowley 1 • Football Assn, treasury was enriched by $1,000 er with 1:50 le ft in the quarter three baskets of the leader, 3 7 OO 16 Sparks Wings over Montreal Monday Deo. 16 Hilladelphia at San Francis­ 2 FltzKeraid 3 M 8 when Mrs. John McNary, auxiliary president, Army * Navy vs. Buzzards co to put the visitors out In front Top scoring honors went to 0 Jukrids . 6 04 ao Smaller Scljools Settle Issue, for keeps. With the Hawks Kearns who pumped In 24 presented John Walsh with a check. Money was NEW YORK (AP) — came on rebounds ot Howe ended a four-game lostog strask 6:80 Pittsburgh at New Orleans 15 Totals T o Kapp and V ikings clalnUng only one of the last points, with Socha following at S HOW 76 raised from the annual dance and by bake sales. O ld M an in a t it as& in "hots stopped by Montreal’s Ro- by knocking o ff the Rangers. It Weston vs. Plsza 6 St. Louis at Green Bay BUhop Headrfekea 82 Walsh is president of the small fry grid lei^rue. ^ rd ie Howe who f S V^^on. Howe. Mahov wag only th. second loss to tte Washington at Dalian six tallies In the period, East 16. Juknis, playing despite a P B iF Pits. North Dakota State Holds Spot held a slim 16-13 i^vantage at dislocated finger and sprained 4 Pnnnone 6 oa 10 NEW YORK (AP) — PACKERS • BEARS — 2 Jackson 7 18 44 ^ a ls last season but accounted for la of tte stin two polnU in front to the After a scoreless first half. AFL the buzzer. ankle, tallied 12 points and was 4 ZiUy 10 lA 01 Eleven-year-old Rick Sny­ The major colleges are Socha and Tom Juknis spark- Jo'ned in double digits by Tom 4 Ho&.nnes 1 M 5 Cathy Dyak Winner at Seymour Green Bay exploded for 21 Mistake Aids Eastern Division 2 Traficante I oa 2 Montreal, reminded the der must have been an in­ T l 1 engaged in a verbal ed the Eag^e acoring attack in Sullivan with 10. 0 Oeleomino 2 (M) 4 Vachon. Wayne Connelly had Mike Walton set up a goal by points in the third quarter, ’Two W L TPotFlls.OP 2 Podlen 1 OO 2 Canadiens that he’s still Detroit’s other goal. Brit Selby and than scored one .ot the touchdowns were scored the Second quarter as the lo- East Coach Stan Ogrodnlk 1 powers spiration to Minnesota I tI AlltSe I* £lke scrimmage over who should New York 10 4 .714 858 269 ' 0 00 0 around the National Hock- The loss dropped the Cana- of his own to bring Toronto from by ’Travis Williams on a 29-yard c ^ set about trying to shake called it "the best effort so far" quarterback Joe Kapp. Houston 6 6 .600 278 27% 19 Totals sF M6 6S ey League Sunday night, diens into toiid place to Ute behind in the second period. run and a 60-yard pass from rs Tk’ • . No. 1, but the smaller off the closely following Hawks, and commented that it was un- Scores at half 35-27. East. Fred Haarr Cops r Buffalo 4 10 .286 280 869 Howe, playing his'-24th NHL Dlrisloit behind Boston- Norm Ullman had tte LaalB’ fl- Rick took to the air at Don Horn. Chicago’s Gale Say­ T lin t 1/CClSlVC schools have settled that Boston 4 10 .286 286 816 season at the age of 4t, scored Montreal remained four points nal goal in tte loot pariod. BUI halftime, then Joe went to ers, the N F L ’s leading rusher, PITTSBURGH (A P ) — ’The Question on the football Miami 8 10 .281 284 882 gained 20 yards In 20 carries two goals and Frank Mahovtich behind the pace-oetUng Rang- Fairbairn scored New York’a Pittsburgh Steelers have again field. Western DlvlsioB the air in the fourth quar­ and boosted his total to 972 Correnti Bowling also notched a pair, leading De- ^bo also loet. only goal, ter to bring the Vikings learned the frustrating lessmi North Dakota State, top- Oakland 13 1 1 .928 877 242 Alcindor Upstages Hayes yards. Kan. City 11 8 0 .786 869 177 trolt to a 6-2 victory over the Boeton used a goal by de- Rookie C liff Koroll scored their 12th straight Nation­ tbat litUe mistakes can break ranked in -rhe Associated Press Canadiens. fenieman Gary Dock to break a three goals and Bobby Hull ted one’s football back. „ ^ , , San Diego 8 6 0 .671 388 376 Cathy Dyak of Manchester, and Fred Haarr of Cran­ al Football League victory. CARDS - BROWNS — Displaying their best offensive P®"’ emphatic claim to Denver 6 8 1 .886 397 845 The two goals ran Howe's ca- second period tie and then held his seventh ot the year as Chica- Rick and his mother were in loss but admitted the unsched- ston, R. 1., were the top names in Connecticut duckpin Down 27-7, St. Louis rallied Cincinnati 4 9 1 .808 280 867 reer total to 748 — 201 more on to beat Pittsburgh. go rapped Philadelphia, the gondola of a 25-foot-hot-alr uled balloon trip stole the show, attack in weeks behind the pass- the crown Saturday by ovei> tournament play over the weekend. with two fourth-quarter touch­ Snnday’e Results In Lew and Elvin Show than Montreal’s Immortal Mau- Doak, the Bruins’ fifth de- Koroll ecored two of his goals ballon participating in the half "The game was sort of an an­ Ing o f Dick Shiner and the re- whelming second-ranked Mon­ Mrs. Dyak compiled a s i x ------downs and then missed a Houston 37, Boston 18 rice Richard, who ’still holds fenseman, was taking his first seconds apart to the third pe- time show of the VikIngs-Ban ticlimax to that,” said Grant. chance to pull the g ^ e out. 30-3 in the Camellia Bowl NEW YORK (AP)—Al- Seattle 131-127, Cincinnati out- t ClncinnaU scored 22 points tn game 883 with games o f 160, San Diego 46, Buffalo 6 second place on the alltime turn ol the night with both es the Black Hawks finally Francisco game played Sunday ’The Cardinals blocked a aeve- at Sacramento, Calif. cindor continues to upstage touted Phoenix m-iso in two two overtimes to beat Phoenix. 129, 149, 163, 164 and 122 towin The game might have been Denver 37, Clnchmatl 16 Ball Players scoring list. teams a msn short when he car- busted through against Do«m In a snowstorm in Mlnneso^.. anUcllmatIc for the Hayes in pro basketball’s overUmes and Philadelphiade- oscar Robertson and Her her second event of the sea- New York 37, Miami 9 In other games Sunday night, omed a shot off Penguin goalie peveU. Favell, playing only his When Mrs. Snyder got out of the Minnesota fans if it had not L7btZdl^rt*^^veT«^S*rili^ ‘® M«»n'vhlle, Texas AAI, of bound. su^y. ranked 11th natlonaUy, captumd Saturday’s Playoff Game Lew and Elvin show. ^ ® ® « ° 120-121. Gilllam led the ClnclnnaU as- eon, the Portland women’s Toronto topped New York, 8-i, Al Smith’s stick and Into tho net fourth game o f the season to tte gondola, the balloon broke Its been for Kapp and Washington. An,d Owners It was their 12th straight loss the championship of the NAIA Rookie - Alcindor o f the MU- In Saturday NBA g&mes, sault in the second overtime, evsnt. Boston edged Pittsburgh 2-1, for Boston’s game-winner. ,(nc« Oct. 22. blocked 28 PhUa- mooring and carried Rick three Washington got behind KermK ruled Chip Healy of St. Louis “ Kanaaa City at New York Sonday’e Playoff Gaum wiaukee Bucks otodueled Hayes Baltimore pounded San Diego with Robertson hitting fo r eight She had captured the Ans- and Chicago trimmed Philadel- Just over a minute before piyer nets, kicked out 18 shoU miles, landing In the Minnesota Alexw SeThauled In the ball on kicked the ball and then penal- for the third time to as many 117-106, San Francisco beat De- points and Gilliam four. mour women’s tournament at River. the 16 and raced Into the end ized the protesUng Cardinals 16 at P itt Stl^urn. '^ e y are of M h m ^ 82-7 ^ Houston at Oakland T a r A part’ phla 4-1. Doak scored, Derek Sanderson nenls DeJordy, making hU meetings this season and led the irolt 104-97, Philadelphia turned Robertson finished the night Seymour Nov. 8 with a alx- Howe’ s two goQuarterbacks Fran Tarkenton black magic. ’Hre Bear’s Ala- ketbaU AssociaUon Simday 121-100 and Phoenixdefeated George Wilson and BlUy Cun- ment." missed coUecUng a third goal. Bruce Gamble kicked out 88 pay when Andre Lacroix aeorsd see Kapp, who threw only 10 Coastal Division champion R2 vards to each fired two touch- bama team surrendered 47 W. L. P o t GJL night. . ClncinnaU 126-110. ningham provided the scoring M3;Dot Dzajka, Middle- passes, put the ball In the air Angeles, with quarterback With those wends Marvin ®* MahovUch's goaU Now York shots and Toronto tor tte Flyeis. ^ ^ P®“ ®“ In the fl»t half, polnta-hl. 1961, 1962 and 1966 Now York 27 6 .84* — for a 62.yard aoorlng strike to Roman Gabriel sItUng out most ‘ Alcindor, the 7-foot-2 sensa- The Lakers snapped a four- impetus to Philadelphia’s victo- Alice Harvey, Baltimore 20 U. .646 Miller, armed with a new Gene Washington for the victo­ ran five yarcta for a sw re for when the Steelera threat- teams dlv««' runner-up Maurice Correnti After two days of ,.,w.taUu, which Giants the test one a four- Brown was caught holding Alabama had his teams yielded Atlanta 19 11 .666 — ot Manchester, in whose honor Chicago, 1-12, 21-8; Cleveland, safety. . , . yarder' to Ernie Koy, winning « play. Then Gene Mingo more poinU...and thrt oame Miller said was to tear "a de- 10-2-1, took St. Louis, 4-8-1, 27- . * • Chicago 16 16 .600 4 the event was named. taUed report on the ((ow ner) 21; file New Y-ork Giants, 6-8, REDSKINS . SAINTS - ihe game with le«i than a mlri- ® « «®’<» K®®' ^ Ban Fran. 14 16 .488 4% West Coasters Run Unbeaten String to Four Other leaders among 166 en­ committee’s latest offer," tte tries were: Al Rush, Baltimore, edged Pittsburgh, 1-12, 21-17, Charley H a r r a w a y ^ 13 uto ‘“ S dW Put the Steelers Bowl was only Los Angeles 14 17 .462 6% two sides were described 8un- and Atlanta, 6-8 trounced Phila­ a to u c h d ^ ^ Ptttsburgh a 41- one of four NCAA College Dlvl- Phoenix 14 18 .486 6 Md, 1,113; Tripp Petro, Ches­ day aa "nowhere near agree­ hire, 1,103; Nick Tronsky, Ken­ delphia, 4-8-1, 27-8. Capitol Divi­ caught a 80-yard pass from Sot ‘ * yard boot In the fourth period, slon bowl games. Elsewhere, San Diego 10 20 .898 9 ment.” sington, 1,103; Grant Thayer, sion wliuier Dallas, 10-2-1, beat ny Jt^e^n for anouier li-ainoNB . KAOLB8 _ but tbe Giants took the game East Tennessee State, ranked Beattie 10 21 .323 9% A strike over pension benefits Baltimore, 7-6-1, 27-10 Saturday. Just Another Winning Team Cranston, 1,097; Art Anderson, other benefits last year de- nSw JoIa*2i!i W i ^ n g ^ biuut Bob Derry’s three touchdown after they got the ball on the 20tlv driibbed fourth-iated Loul- UP IN ARBIS—New York Jet George Sauer goes Sunday’s ResuMa l ^ ^ n with e^rked Atlanta paM kickoff. .tana Tech 84-14 In the Grant- up in arms between two Miami defenders to grab Milwaukee 118,"Ban Diego 106 Mansfleld, Moss. 1,096; Ed Fer- layed the opening of spring VIKINGS - 49ERS — ’ 7-0 h in..me leaa, tn ...... _ ^ ^ 'TV,., iriant* stopped on land Rice Bowl at Baton Rouge, Los Angeles 181, Seattle 127 relra. West Warwick, 1,094, and training tor most players. Thera sUxKl New Orleans! The victory Philadelphia which could get « pass from Joe Namath in first period as Jets won. Minnesota Coach Bud Grant .Biooa j on.vBri* field sool bv Sam Ihelr own 43 yard line. It was La. Cincinnati 137, Phoenix 180, 2 Jerry Caron, New Bedford, was no word on whether It waa pleased vdfii his club's 12th rred the Redsklno of their y y 8 y fourth and three. But punter Seventh-ranked Arkannaa for 206 yards and a touchdown Crocker took over tor injured overtimes Without Alcindor at UCLA Mass., 1,092. might come down to a strike triumph after a season-opening first winning season since 1966. Baker. Dave Dunaway faked the kick State outlasted Drake 29-21 In and ran for one score. His starter James Hamilton mld- Philadelphia 128, Chicago 121 NEW YORK (AP) record 127-69 victory and Duquesne, recuperating from Bob Cl ugh, Glastonbury, had again, but M iller complained and dashed to his left tor four the Pecan Bowl at Arlington, touchdown pass went to little way through the first period and ABA W ixArH o f W (>stw ood whomping Texas Saturday night two consecutive defeats, and high single i76. about what he called "a lack of progress" after 16 meetings. Benchwarmers Got Into Action yards and the first down. Tex., and lOth-ranked Delaware All-American halfback Paul led Arkansas State over Drake Eastern Dlviaign hn« mhhml W « m A^c lamp -1°hn Vallely scored 24 Tennessee, No. 9, also wore idle. A score of 1,068 made the list Ten plays later, with less than whipped North Carolina Central Hatchett. wUh two scoring passes and a W. L. Pet, GJB. Airnin anH m if nnnned points against the Longhorns, Rounding out tho Top T ot, a minute remaining In the 31-18 In the Boardwalk Bowl East Tennessee dumped U ttle five-yard touchdown run. The Uliana 19 6 .792 — ft . S T ^ ^ t M O t h e r ^ S T A lc in - “ eighth-ranked South ^ l l n . V , . f . game, Tarkenton hit Ernie Koy played IndooM a i Convention All-American quarterback Ter- winners had a 22-0 halftime lentucky 16 9 .640 SH sophomore Henry Bibby 18 trimmed Virginia 624H and No- with a four-yard touchdown Hall in AtlanUc O tv, N.J. ry Bradshaw 12 times for 140 lead. State College Fives arollna 13 18 .600 7 & “Other wmmng ^ ^ ^ Challenges in Future — Ernie P*®^ second of the day and Colorado’s victory over Ala- yards In. losses In trouncing Delaware’s Tom DlMuzk\ a CONSTRUCTION ew York 14 16 .467 8 basketball team. triumph. Louis 66-58. _ the Giants had the victory. They bama was primarily the work of Louisiana Tech. Bradshaw, a second-team little All-Ameri- The Wisard o f Westwood Is rn,e Bruins, however, are Oakman 188, Anton Mayer 186- ^(^re now 6-8. All-American halfback Bob An- Ukely high pro choice In next can, passed for two touchdowns itteburgh 11 16 .407 9% Six teams in tte Second Ten [lami 8 21 .270 U H what )hey call John Itobert ranked second in The Asaociat- action.Saturday night Seore on Weekend /f 864, Pete Peterson 140-867, Dejected Stee'er Coach Chuck derson, who shredded the once- nwnth’s draft, also had three and scored another as the Blue Connecticut’s major college ttasketliall teams fared Pondered by Ewbank Frank Crooks 141-863. Noll took the blame for the feared Bryant defense tor 254 passes intercepted and fumbled Hens whipped North Carolina Western Division W ^ e a on U ^ s W estw o^ ed Press poll behind Kentucky, LoubivlUe, ranked Uth. crushed „ ^ „ , « - i ------Dunaway run. yards on 86 carries and three the ball away once. Central. New Ori’ns 20 9 .690 — HUla campus. Woodens coach- 4^) after whipping Indiana Furman 93-89; Marquette tied ^"® weekend, W ith Yale suffering the only MIAMI (AP) — Weeb Eubank fretted about chal- SPOUSES — Jim Moore 140, "W e were expecting them to touchdowns. In between those disasters, he ______uou^ina____ fired______scoring Wash’n. 16 14 .617 6 ing record was an Impressive 109.92, led by Dan Issel’s 82 12th with VilUnova whipped Joss in a close contest at Holy Cross. lonaos nhend Georire Wilson, coach of the last place Art Cabral 167-868, Roland run,” Nolls said, "but I left the North Dakota State’s victory also managed to complete 20 of gt^kes of 88 yards to EldridgS Dadlaa 16 .800 one idJih 10 conference titles j^oints. North Texas State sseo Wesleyan pushed Its unbeat------i I I I Minmi D olnhins honed he’d be fortunate enough to Beauregard 882, Frank Beccto punt return team in their in- over Montana was directed by 89 p a ^ tor 299 yards and two 84 and 40 yards to -Anseles ii 14 .440 7 and two national championship Wooden, however. Insists that i5th-ranked Santa Clara cap- * " “tre*** three with a 76-62 1999.70 nea.mm by losing their M ia m i UOipnins, n o i ^ S8l, Donna Bremser 126, Bernle rtead of putting the defense quarterback Bruce Graaamke, touchdowns. ^D w ight HarrisOT as T e ^ A « Denver lO 20 .838 lOH before B ie Big A came along to ^CLA. as defending national tured the Cable Car Classic with co“ >e-from-behlnd victory over fjr,t jwo games, but now have RED SOX NEWCOMERS—Chicago White Sox pitchar Gary Patera, laft, and t o ii a a l ______pa,^ lao. Kay Fountain TO. back in. That was a big factor, who completed 16 of 26 passes Sub quarterback Bubba ^ ^ a ’s Sunday’s BesuHa lead the Bruins to three consec- p^ampion.champion, is still No. 1 "a t a 58-62 decUlon over California. , , « , „ ® catcher Don Pavletich right, were traded to Boston aa waa Detroit 'Tigera’ in* oeasOT. H ie 84-yarder was an Denver 119, Dallas 116 utlve NCAA crowns. . ,eastleast until we lose” lose." No. 19 Ohio University, which Hartford’s Wayne Augustine fielder Tom Matchik, center. Leaving RSox are Syd O’Brien and Bill Fanner. day pcuftlng from New York. Miami was perhafia the most New Orleans 104, Waah'ton 94 And,..U the past weekend U ______l4th-ranked Purdue a pu red in 19 of pfrUed up 24 American Football League play­ other. Many of the 10 losses had Davidson, ranked fourth, did Parker's layup with 61 seconds The University of Connecticut 'The Panthers tried to slow In Hartford Meet the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. W L T Pta GF GA not-play but North Carolina, rat- left snapped a 79-aU tie. Tower- also remained imdeteated; with the* "Ltion. tilmovero toirt offs ahead, but the world cham­ been close, like three-point set- New York 17 6 6. 40 96 68 1968 V O LK S W A G E N pions took the ^Dolphins apart baoka against both division BostOT 16 6 838 l(n 79 UCLA ran Its record to 4-0 by rebounded from a loss ing Jacksonville, with two 7- a precarious 77-72 win over Bos- their rouse „ss th*tte toller Hawks The foilowtog girls fram the nonetheless. kings—New York and Oakland rolled to their fifth win In six Mancheater ftwlm Team took Kings Root Aces Montreal 14 6 8 M N os FASTIACK SEDAN Wilson sat staring Into apace —plus a 20-20 tie with the Raid­ Detroit U 0 6 82 79 71 The Eagles bad narrowed an games. home ribbons from tte Greater with a pair of bloodshot eyes. ers . SPRINGFIELD, ICsM. (AP)— Chicago 12 U 4 28 75 66 It-polnt UConn superiority to Joe Pantolone pumped in 41 UarMoitl Swim Cliampkmehlp • BAOIO His troops were 8-10-1 and the "You have to go over the The Springfield Kings routed Toronto 10 14 4 4 79 89 made It tour etraigb^with Pete jaro pointa with 28 seconds left, points Saturday night to lead CtanUot held at tte Hartford • V D fT L buriy former Chicago Bears end whole seoson to see what hap- the Quehec Aces 64) Saturday Western Dhriolen Mar^ch gunning W 44 potpa gut a Itot throw by Bob Tay- Trinity to a 94-90 victory ovar High School Saturday, Decern- a CUBAN wondered what lies ahead. Ru- pened . . . the Injuries, the night In an American Hookey St. Louis 18 9 5 ' ^ 89 04 MCC in Front Throughout in a 97-91 win over Tulane. Two h,, and two by Bob Staak MIT. The Bantams now sport bar IS. mors floated that Wilson might breaks," Wilson mused, speak- League game, with five differ­ Minnesota 9 10 7 W 79 80 days eariier be set a Southoast- clinched the game for the Husk- a 3-1 record. Girts 9-10 Bsekstroke. -Mary be through after fouf years with ing in deep tones. " I Just wished ent playera scoring: Randy Mil­ Pittsburgh 9 IS 6 23 62 76 Trimming Middlesex Five ern Conference record with 61 i**. The University of Bridgeport’s KauU. fourth, 48.2. the Infant pro team. ail my players a merry Christ- ler, Roger Cote, Dave Amadlo, Phlla’phla 6 1110 20 04 81 poinU against Vanderbilt. Fairfield continued Its come- Dean Zimet led a 12-potnt rally Olris 9-10 Breoatrofce:— Mary "My personal feelings are mas. Our kids played their BUI Inglls, Marc Dufour and Oakland 7 164 18 88 M Houston won the Bluebonnet back, blasting 8t. Pater's 71-58 m the second half of Saturday KauU, third, 4T.1. | j that I will be retained," Wllabn hearts out, especially the ones IngUs again. Los Angalea 6 is l u 60 16 Bowl CUmic by defesUn, KotI .1 Jersey City Saturday night, night's gams against Springfield Girts 9-tO ' Bultarfly: Katie »1795 said. ’’’Ihat’s the way I have to who were left after all the mls- The Stags staggered into the to booel UB to an I9ft6 win. 'Tucker, fifth, 4T.4. look at it.” haps." Girts 18-14 200 Indivldtml Med- TED TRUDON, ------: — le y :—K a f i Hsrhart. second. Freeman Made Qiaps Pay 2:18.«. VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE Otrts 18-14 100 yd. Butterfly TOLLAND TPKB. — TALCOTTVILLE Carew’s Mark Best Since ’61 Karen Herbert, third, 1:18.2. For Cutting Short His Rest tte t e i d s T t t e Eastern Con- * F-R-E-E MOlteiABtate C ollege freehmen taugh srtth 10 podnte helped tte BOSTON (AP) — The rear ago. and sras the second toUi was e new personal Ugh. The Dallas Chaparrals placa WaWitogtOT in the West­ -n* locals tten defeated winning o a ^ . hitters re a s soted them- hlgtert winning average In the srhUe tte homer output matched wouldn’t M Don Freeman o f the ern Divtsion but loot star guard H ^ord Bonner and Ulyaeea Alasper 10.000 the Untsrerstty of lopped only by Norm his prevtous career high set la Miami Floridlana enjoy a well- Jimmy Jones for approxlmatoly had 17. it, and 16 potnu respec- selves in 1969 Ameriesn Green Sfamps! eaiMd rest, so Freeman mails two weeks with strained llga- Lessne action ss Bod Cs- Ee^A’a toi marti eight years jsm them pay tor it menu in hU left knee in a first- I^evw behind. Mancherter led “^[2ui^at^a**nw game la rew of the MilUMSOte •«» OUva ted tte league In hits for MANCHESTER'S (O ffer Good Now thru Deo. 98th) Freeeonn bad 88 points and quarter fall. Jones want Into the ------Doc. 80, agalnat Norwalk Com- T w in s M th e W Sy w ith S 11* 34-yaar-old left-handed jjj, fourth time srllh 197 and la tba Floridlana a 18-point lend game avemgtag 28 pointa. Maaekssew c.c. « , nuxrity College at tte Clarhe sversge—the hitting Minnesota second base-' ^ouMes for tte third tiHM srNh Only Fuel Oil Deder Beoouae of a large Inventory ol unuaually nlee need oara, .332 midway to the fourth quartar of Stove Jones led New Orleans • • 3. Arena in Manchester. to win the battiiix man aetuallx waa batting Ugber 39 we are otferlag as an added bonufi 18,808 Green an American Baakaltiall Aaao- with 28 potote, and Mike mottr for tte first part of the season. R^ria Jackson of rwhi.wi Stamps with the purchase of a Used Oar 8116.68 or More! cialVon game Sunday night. But i s d pionship since 1961. fU itliig srtth tte .400 mark until ^ d to ^ tin s scored srtUi TO. DM Open 24 Hours ‘ ®“*e* a d d ^ 28. Gary Bradds topped • * *s Official atalMtlca relsaasd 6y We woold like to sell the oars tor a little lose now, booanae 7 * 17 late Jons. He tailed off thereaft- of WashliMlon Ift tiiptes Dnllas rallied and Freeman had Waftiingtoo srith a . 7 4 U Retums to Sdiedole the league oCfice over tte week- we see the enow coming, end we find this eealer tbna try­ ■ ^ to come back to tbs final two L n n y Jonas scored 27 1 8 6 end confirmed that there ware f'’ sroi^ tv to ^ leaixiate mhaitos to score wbc mors pointa 0 3 3 AMHERST, Maas.' (A P ) ing to get onr saleomrsi to brash the snow off them later. - and Spencer Hajnrood poured to 0 3 3 M O R IA ir •OTHERS and clinch a 119-118 victory. 36 and grabbed 3| rebounds aa 0 • e DartmouSi returns to the Uni- ***” ***to IM T Boatoo’a Raggte toOth. erbo *“ ***** Morlarty Brotbeis’ 88 Yean of Fins Sorvlco Is Your Skip Thoren halped the Flortd- varsity of Maasaebuaetta foot- pared Ued tor runnersv honors at J09. Tommy Harper of Seattle Dwwer won tte first game to it S * haU OTbedule next season after of the Ptteter. Tte batting aver- Qnaraatoe «d OooRdoto Ouatonier Sattadaottonl tana with 28 rsboundo. Gtocy *wo Marts under new Condi Joe Oaraw's hitting phis that ot n bases, tte moot staca Vs n f A Posrsn scored SO potota and a two-year lapse. The Big Green age tor tte entiie teagua was Bdmont. M err Jackson paced B F Pts replacaa Delaware, with tte 344. an tneraoae of J# palate Oltya and Harmon KlUebrew when Ty Cobb aet tte AL Manny Leaks 27 tor Dallaa. Los I wgslea srtth 18 pnifr. 4 7 18 6 '. ■ b 4 0 3 belpad tte Tertaa domlnaie tte record of 90. Fine MORIARTY BROTHERS la other Sunday games to tha Saturday to tho AHA. Chraitoa ussr 7 8 IT Minnesota’s WeM Dhrlsteo ABA. Now Orlaans downed o fti^ Mlamt 100-88. Now York 7 3 I f » 3 ! In'addttioa to Ibia sad tte five the best of his Ihroa-ycar la n p r . KUtebrew wen hU sixth borne champtons bad tte M team ‘Xlnoola-MOToary, fnilya Jeep, Toyota” WMhtogtan 106-84 and Doirrar yee> Keeftucky 116- lli, 3 • 4 Yaakac games, tte league career. toUawtag matte run tltlawith 48aad hlaaacond battingaverage. three CALL WHERR IS IT? — Rffersss resorted to brcxmi teams were bogged down in the 2-8 inch snow fhll trounced Los Angeles 123^101. . e o e topped bdtoaa 108-101 a ^ New 0 0 e mart Wna- of TO aad J78. tt was 81 petals raas batted la croera wttb 140 on poInU higher than BattlsBOCe’s 881 CKNTBB SnUSET MANCHESTER 8U-6188 during first action; Vikings’ quarterback New Ortoans opened up a n c o m t STKiKT sweeping to uncover ysrd nuu-kers yesterdsy dur­ OjleAne odgod PHtstoagh 108- e 0 e tmi UntvaiettT Hoty Cross and better th»n Carl Yaotrxemafcl'B route lo aalaetlon as. tte leagae*s Ears Dtvtetei and laagtw pm - ing the Vikings-49ers game in BlinneMta. Both Joe Kapp watches closely placanent o f the baU. five-gam e lead o rs r aacend- m 15 73" Bootoa OoOaga. title srtnniiw TO pareaatage a Moot ValnaMe Player. The RBI naat winners. V •7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, OONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1969 PAGE TWENTY.PIVE I I: PAGE TWENTY.POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1989 R ooR og a a d 3 * BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE O fftr a d 1 3 1 6 ^ 3 5 3 5 CLASSIFIED TWO YOUNG married men ROOFING — SpeMallxtng re- will do small repair Jobs and pairing roots of all Undo, new o u t COLONIAL BOARD H E « n rjw r painting, also cellar cleaning roots, gutter work, chimneys HIGH SCHOOL O F TO U C m IP HED AM «tf !• PrtriMt Punk OUS MBSC84A(3y BSe4 AOCXINO and light trucking. Call 646- cleaned and repaired. 90 yean’ ATTENTION Juniors or Sophomores tor MEBCHANTS BUSH TH UISIN6 THE FBCNCH ADVERTISING 26S3. 646-3047. experience. PVee estimates. Veterans' Doy part-time waitress work, af­ COMPANY CHBI6TMAS 66ASON fZEVOLUTIOM, HE’P CaU Hosrley 6436361. 644- HOUSEWIVES AWBE EACH VEAB/ \ HAVE WBrrreM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CALL HANDYMAN. Snow ter school and Saturdays. NOT ONi:/APe THE /a LETTER TD THE 8333. BbccMlent gratuities, pleas­ SKILLED AND UNSKILLED ACB068 2Petsian 8 AJL to 4:30 PM. Shoveling and sanding. Rea­ Would you like to work peOORATlONS UP EPnoe cownxM* administrator ant working conditions. Ap­ 1 ------Lesion sonable rates. Call 6434006 eddle your ddUren are In ALREADY BUT THERE IMG OP CARRIAfiE 3 Feminine ply in person: BVEH A SAATTA AT, NOISE/ - parade anytim e. M n a m r y , school? We have openings EXodlent wages, fuU-tlins^ ■ dam per weak. Mitft dif- 9 ------concert appellation COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. (erential, EAOt ENTRANCE.^ in our store's accounting Blue Cross, CM8, life mauxanos, paid holUhtys U D ig rew 4 Enmity SNOW plowing, residential and DrassEMd^ 19 snd othsr fringe benefits- TN eglwted 4M PJ8. DAT BEFORE PIIBUOATIOK department tor experienced BRASS KEY 14 O live genus commercial. Also trucking. m b « ISCrevicca 6 Abel’s brother PRESS — DreosmaUng comptometer curators to DaiunkM for Saturday and Monday is 4 M p.m. FiMai Reasonable rates. 646-1974. RESTAURANT 16 Eternity 7 Consumed and altenticos, expert work- woik part-time from 9 a.m.- (H ebrew ) food 616 PARKER STREET SBird’shome PLEASE READ YOUR AD SNOW PLOWING — Commer­ tnanU iip. 66 B . C enter S t., 649- 3:30 p.m. Wages commensu­ 829 MAIN ST. IT Swindle 8088. 18 Right of 9 Kentucky 29 Leg parts composition cial and residential. 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E stlm stee given . 649-7863 (srT'"-'' / 41 Athapascan 16 it accounting office in East WOMHlN for housscisanlng, snd ing with Hartford wholesaler. fringe benefit program. Ap­ Indian H -H o u r Answering Service WANTED — snow plowing caring of ebUdren, dally. Five -w „. 'b.O W WtA. U.. T.M. MX r... Wt 45 Invests chip 7:80. bangtaw- OsUlngs. etc. Insured WOMAN to work in invantory FIRST NATIONAL A T THE N EC K OF THAT SWEATER ) SLEEVES/ AM’ DOES SHE at poker dividual Income tax returns H erald. ------—>'SHAKE LESS! NO/ AM LOOK H Warn intormattan on ‘« e oi our claoaifled advertasementur 649-1001 control, posting and pricing STORES INC. AT AW UNDERWEAR/ WHEN VOU 46 Casting molds would be helpful. 649-3206. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIABIS 49 Clumsy boat No answer at the telephone Ustedr Simply coD the AL MARINO Services (former­ for Industrial supply firm. WEAR WOOL STUFF TOU OOTTA M ly M A M Rubbish) Attics, cel­ B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons. Modern Bast Hartford lo­ APPLIANCE SERVICE Tech­ PARK & OAKLAND EXPECT r r T O a iv E a n ' s t r e t c h 50 Sour interior and exterior painting, DEPETiDABU: and reliable FROM SETTIM IM AM OUTOF IT/ lars, garages, old barns clean­ nicians, experienced to work HAVE A CIGAR, FELLAS. PERCY WAS IT A PR. ASTOR ^ POOR MAN PIPN'T, WHEN PERCY COMBS 51 Storage fees s r EDWARDS baby sitter wanted tor occa­ cation. Salary and fringe bene­ AVENUES IS A PROUP PAPA PORPOISE/.' for liquids ed out. Light trucking, appli­ paper hanging. Thirty years fits. CaU 3694301 for appoint­ in greater Hartford area, top BOV OR GIRL OIPN'T SAY, EVEN KNOW THAT NORTH, HE’LL TEa YOU experience, tour generations. sional evenings. Must be at ORSON? ^ PAVY... 56 Fencing 41 H an ces, furniture. 644-2615. m ent. pay, medloal benefits, paid EAST HAR'TFORD, HIS "HERM AN" IF IT WAS A PAUSHTBR sword ANSWERIN6 SERVICf Ftee estimates, fuUy insured. least IS years old with ■ ex­ sick days, paid vacation, pro­ IS A LADY / , OR A SON. 4t tr CONN.______57 Blood vessels TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — 043-7861. perience. Park Chestnut Apart­ fit sharing, take-home service 58 Assem bly o f 16 61 t t 63 64 86 Trees cut, building lots clear­ ments. 648-6480. vehicle, permanent poaltion. EXPERIENCED cabinet mak­ huntsmen SliMBM S7S-2SI9 PAINTINQ — Interior and ex­ Holp W cEitod. -M olo 36 ed, trees topped. Got a tree All ponllcatlons strictly con­ er, y ear 'round w ork , aU bea- 59 Tolerable It 67 terior, very reasonable, tree and le a v .voor message. Toon) hear In m our art-em ser to problem! WeU worth phone fidential. -An equal opportunity etlU. 64950U. DOWN estimates. Call Richard Mar­ RN — 11-7, part-time and week­ BLBCnuclAN —Joumsyman B" u Jig tim e wlthort spending all evening at the telephone. call. 742-8252. employer. Call Mr. Pauli at 1 O fficer’s tin, 649-0385, 649-4411. ends. 6494619. and experienoed M p er. Ti^ _ u wsgea with benefits. CaU bs- 389-8041 fo r appointm ent. W est- PART-TTME Janitorial. 4 hours deputy (ab.) DRY WALL — remodeling — CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- COUNTER GIRL, mature worn- twesn 6 a.m. and 0 p.m. Rob- IngtuMise A ppliance Salee h per night,-6 ntghu, Manches­ (Newspaper firterprise A$$».) Automobilos For Solo 4 paint, repair, or replace ceU- an, lor hours of 8-7 p.m., Mon­ art’s Bleotrio Co, 644-5421. Service Oo. ter. 6435334 after 4 p.m. ings and walls. Reasonable terior painting, 'paper hanging. I960 COMET Capri, red, 4-door, Discount on wallpaper. CaU day through Friday. Hour H ER A LD power steering. Clean inside rates. CaU 649-6704. Glass Cleaners, 643-5993. EXPERIENCED Plumber 646-8048. wanted, top wages and bsna- Setosm oe W onted and out. Asking $800. 647-1509. - Commercial CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SNOW Plowing • PERMANENT part-time dental n u . 646-4833 o fto r 6. BOX LETTERS and residential, CaU 743-9108 1969 INTERNA'nONAL Scout, Electrical Sorvlcat 22 assistant In Manchester office, with 6H’ plow. Perfect condi­ after 6 p.m. afternoons. Must be mature, salesman — five-day F b r Y o v week. wiU train. Apply WUlard tion with only 9,000 mUes. Own­ KLBXTTRICAL Contracting — intelligent, experienced pre­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Linen, 330 B road St., M anches­ Infom uttkii er m ust seU. $3,450. 648- Residential, commercial, in­ ferred. CaU 049-0678. SALESMEN HousohoM Sorvkos ter. 9678. dustrial. No Job too smaU. Free WE INTERRUPT THIS FIRST THE HERALD will not I Offorod 13-A CONTACT WITH LIFE ON THE ii-if disclose the identity of estimates given. All work BEAUTY EXPERIENCED auto mechanic, VESTERRAys 1968 PLYMOUTH B arracuda guaranteed. FYank Cresenxi, NEAREST STAR WITH THIS any advertiser using box LIGHT trucking — I-awns, ceJ- IS OUR BUSINESS full-time. CaU after 6 p.m., letters. Rsadeis answsr- F astback, origin a l 16,000 643-1817. 649-8664., WE can WISH you one lars, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. IMPORTANT NEWS BULLETIN/ mUes, automatic, radio, heater. ______Make H yours — become an ing blind box sda who' T rees cut and rem oved. 648- desirs to protoot tbotr I Like new. $1,796. Owner, 649------— AVON RHa»RE8BNTATIVB. No BOOKKEEPER through gener­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL identity can foDow 'M s' 9842. 6000. Floor Hnishing 24 experience necessary. Own al ledger, and trail balance, al­ hours. High earning potential. p r o c e d m ; REWEAVINO Of bums, moth- so payroll taxes. AU benefits. 1966 CH EVROLET Im pala, FLOOR SitNDINO and retlnlsb CaU Im m ediately, 289-4923. but only Y O U can guarantee fiBRAcrnSRA/ Enoloss your isaty to j holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Ing (qieolallxing la older Dean Machine Products, 103 power steering and brakes, Colonial Rd., Manchester. the box In an snvuope' j snow tires, new tires. Excel­ dow shades made to measure, floors), 'inside pahiltlng. Paper M/tID wanted Interstate Motor ' < '1 ' address to the Classified < all size Venetian blinds. Keys hanging. No Job toe sinsU L odge. C all 878-0067, 644-1663, I M a n a g e r, ICanohostar I lent condition. CXll 649-6466. WE ARE LOOKINO for an in­ made While you waU. Tape re­ John VerfaUle, 6495760. o r apply In pereon, V ernon spector snd a htiper to our Evening Herald, together VOLKSWAGEN Karmann Ohia, corders for rent. Marlow’s. 887 Circle, Vernon. A HAPPY with a memo llaU^ the i shipping and receiving clerk companies you do NOT | 1961, $300. CaU 646-0085 a fter 5 Main St. 649-5221. In our plasma department. p.m . londs— Stocki— SEXmETARISa Typlsls - (Tern- want to see your letter. CUSTOM made draperies, slip porary) work In your own Please apply In person at the * e IM9 tr^-. iMii;;:::: Tour letter wlS be do- M O ff^ Q ^ O T 2 7 BUICK 1967 Skylark, pow er covers and reupholstering. areas, top ratss, tree parking. K lock C o., 1166 ToUand T pke., stioyed if the advertiser B udget term s. E stablished in Immediate openings. Call Son­ Manchester. NEW YEAR BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE is one you’ve mentlanod. steering, economical V-6, MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. 1946. D ays. 524-0154 evenings. ya, 623-0492. COED temporaty if not It win be handled buckets, polyglass tires and mortgages— Interim financing JANITOR — Part-time 649-7590. service, 100 Constitution PIssa, f irrs D u T OF couKis THEN PUY rr COOL, SON. PO NO TALKING UNTIL X SET in the usual manner new snows, winterised. Beat —extyedlent and oonfldential nlngs. CaU 643-4461, 35 p.m . HOW? ____ BY QUALIFYING offer. 647-1900. servloe. J. D. Real Bstato Suite 800, Hartford. P ID N T, I w n , PAP.' THERE. OR UNTIL VOUYIOOMUITIP A LAWYIR. YOUR LIGHT TRUCKINO, bulk dellv- on ly. DID YOU?/SOW FEUAS MOTHER ANOl WILL STANP BY YOU, SON. I’M LEAVING Aaeoo. 6435129. ery, yuds, attics, cellars f ASKEPME7D " IMMEPIATELV. , 1968 CHEVROLET MaUbu, 3- EXPERIENCED first and eeo- NOIW WITH cleaned and removed. Also odd lAKETlieWHaL Lott and Fowid 1 opeed, 2-door. CaU between SANTA’S REINDEER ond men and dependable Jobe. 644-8062. , ANPI...1... l^ x a s P ocu ^ 4:30 - 6:30, 649-0489. Businoss O pportw iity 28 drivers for shade tobacco e An International Oorporntion asTriotog sMabMMiod IT'S ALL A LOST —Pair child’s eyeglasses ------DASHER—Running around farms. Attractive houses avail­ bustnesB aocounts. MISTAKE. YBS,5W.^ vicinity Nathan Hale School 1802 BUICK Special, automatic. TWO handymen want a variety 1 ) of Jobe by day- or hour. Rea­ in a oonfUMd state due. to able. Write Box ''DD ', Man­ s Rapid Managemont advanosnMrt opportunity, Lth a n k yo ilI and R ennet. CaU 648-9844. exceUent condition, good tires PAP. and brakes, 45,000 m iles. $860 son able. CaU 643-6306. overwork and preosure? chester Herald. a No houst to houss oanvasring. , TEX ACO ‘ Here is a calm spot Just a Guarantaed inooms to Mart. LOST—ChUdren’s pet male cat, or best offer. 289-1819. GAS STA'nON attendant and white with golden brown mark­ right tor you. Typing snd # lot yasr saining potential |12,00S-f16,000. B u ild in g — lubrication man, full or part- ings. Named "Tidbits.” Re­ 1962 CHEVY SS convertible, shorthand required. $100. s IKs Inauianea Major Msdioal and Pwwicn and emthniLiL.fMu^uj.rAOA FRANCHISE tim e. A pply A rn le'e G ulf. 360 a-If ward. 0434939. with new top, snow tires. Must C o n i r a e H n g 1 4 Savlngu Plan sell, going overseas. $400. 649- VDCBN—Dont be croes and Middle Tpke Wert. Man­ “ I don’t want to ruth you, Thuraton, but you'vo |ot LOST: Brown leather waUet. 9033. LEON Cleszynski buUder—new AVAILABLE lU-tempered any longer, chester. Just 10 days to got into tho holiday apiritl" Vicinity Mialn and Maple St. homes custom built, remodel­ step into this happy office PERSONAL REQUISITES a s a keypunch operator. $80. CaU 048-0470, B. Janssen. Re­ 1968 TEMPEST convertible, au­ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ DRIVER tomatic, 6 cylinder, engine rages, kitchens remodeled, MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD w ard. NOW! DANCER—Fancy steps are A man of character and Integrity, smisaalve. aocl- needs work. Running condition. SALESMAN bath tile, cement work, steps not necessary. Com pany wlU able and wHIing to work. Bonoable, high school grad JL B est offer. 643-2587. 481 Main St VES I PIP, W ELL-1 DON’T NEED TO ^ a I /P £ 5 ^ A /r ANYBODY YES dormers. Residential or com- train. T yping required. $80. Experienced linen supply man. or hotter, own car and profontbly nuuriod. WARPEN~” /MENTION HIS NAME— BUT ' m erica l. CaU 649 (in front of Topp’s Dept. Store) BetabUahed route, $143.60 to DICTATING TO ME I SO JUST V S IR , ' BTEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Pononcrik 3 1960 VOLKSWAGEN. N o m oney s it dow n, s h er iff FINN! DID , HOW DID A CERTAIN POLITICAL BOSS . _ TELL ME HOW I CAN HELP J WMRMN start plus fringe benefits. Per­ NOTE: If you poassss the above qualtUae without eapart- VDU COME HERE FOR INFORAtAT | YOU GUESS? down, full financing arranged. NEWTON H. and Son- East Hartford, Conn. FROM SHADESVILLE PHONED UR LIFE or 1966 Volkswagen Sedan. COMPUTER..A HISTORY' floors, hatcharays, remodeling M ust seU either one. CaU 875- porches, gsragea, closets, ceU- CAPTAIN BAST APPLY BT LESLIE TURNER 6166. 1967 B E N E L U 50 c c , caU any­ tngs, attics fintihed, rec H o^ p W i iURGER CASTLE tim e 649-3788. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ 35 1661 COMET, standard shift, 8- rCANTTfU.'l er related wurfc. No Job too SYSTEMS, hic. WALRUtMWj door, exceUent condition, call through gen­ IONA Mcmufochirliig iMNTiry m smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. P rt$ a 6 0mtosnlMgnalOerp. Es— I St-. MiatOsJte 643-2372. ______E venings, 64P-6S90. eral tedgar, and trial balawro, •w JtttjWUniTBIWl O f f o r s d 1 3 alao payroll toM . AU bena- V J«-0H,MN5eULl_^ 1664 D OD G E ststio o arageo, C T [ : = ~ i N. J. LAFIanune — Carpsoter ^^llta. Dean Machine Products, $880. 1968 D odge Sedan. $1,500. YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1, 1964 C h evrolet C orvette. 1986 contractor. Additione, remodol- 101 Oelcntal Rd., Menrheater. WESir*'^ /XV r y i OeUars. attica, yards, drive­ C bevnU et convertiW e, $900. Ing and repaira. CSU anytime ------'. ■■ ways sealed and smaU truck­ tor free estimates. 878-1643. WOMAN to hahy-Mt morntaga OLERK TYPIST CaU or stop at Ssvinga Bank of ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- ia m y Cambridge SL t 'l . «t OHS Mandiester, 646-1700. mono Trucking Service toll- free. <*43-9467. u AOOOUNTC REOEIVEBLE OLERK ROBIN MALONE BY BOB yJBBKRS 1968 R IV IE R A , 2-door hardtop, WANTED —Wamea to live to maroon wtfti black Interior, n SHARPENINa Service — Saws, BIDWELL Home Improvement as companion to retirad gwUle- you BKoueHT \ y->ouR pomiem, OH, MV PRoeLEXA IT6 TOUR MTERFERnNCW dean. ChU 6495094 evenings knives, axes, rtiesrs. ekstes. Oo. Expert tnetonation of ssoa, cooirtng. light houai To work in imall eongwnigl ofRes. Ub«ral in* MRS MALCHje ) DARLING/TNe LCr ME TEtLL TOO A0OUT IN MV%JOa/ .and weekends. rotary blades. Quick service. aid in g . gUMem and wotk, good home. CSU i-dS*- ^ Heee ? w h y T y THNe- TNATfe THE P«OBLCM TNATl? . Capitol Equipment Co., M 1966 M USTANG con vertible, six - Roofing Inainnstinn and uaa aller 6 pjn. ttirancu, good working condHIoftt, frlitgo MAKN& TOO AtAKiNd M Bso u p $ e r / M.in SL, Manchester. Honra n m r L x n i y r i cylinder. standard transmls- repairs. 6t»5ttS, 81651M. GO L i ft e r / daily 7-J65, Tfaursday, 7:905, R E L IA B L I alon. good oonditloii. $876. CaU ROOFINO and roof repair. bonofitt. Hours 8:30 to 4:30. LITTLB SPORTB BY SOU80N Saturday, 750-i. 643-79H. to taaby-elt, one child. Ova days 649-7196. CoughUn Roofing OO., lac. 643- woakly, 2 to 6 p.m. higlanlng „ Apply In poreen ^ FLOOR etesniag and waxtag. Fob. 2. 6635S19 65'je pjn. MUSTANG 1666, one osm er. e*- Janitor asrviee. CSU Suburban eaUert eondttion. CaU 649-1947. Floor Maintenance Sarvlea. COUNTER woman tor evening MANOHESTER WATER oa Ftee aatimatss. FuUy tomwad. M iift T p .n | . * ntidnigbt. fuU er 1964 WfmO Galaxle, 960, 2-door 14aA part-time. Please a p ^ Mr. 346 NORTH MAIN ST. hardtop. Power oteeilag, pow- Donut, 3H Waot M ld^ Tfkm. (?? EXCAVATINO — Trcachiac — ROOFINO. 0 m hiakaa. Beat offer. 646-IM4. O Bob cat martine. jnow ptow- New and n OCXM wanted fUD-time, days t t MANCHESTER < b ' ' diiveways and parfciag ty to yean nights. Apply to person only. 1663 B U K M E lectra . aU pow er. lota, tree removaL Raasen- ertimafsa OzU R a y Howard Johnooa UMty good cuiKlUlnn. 6t3-7SlS. able rateo. 6435169. fI3-«tT. 60 4961 aflar • tot Tofiand Tfkm ( f

PACE TWENTY-SEC MANDHESTEit EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEBIBER 16, 1969 BIANCHESrrEk EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, - DECEMBER 16, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Household G oods 51 , BosI m s s L o e o rio M Load For Sola 71 H e 7 2 Hooso* For Sola 72 Hoows For Sola 72 lE niN O MACHINES - For Rant 64 SOUTH MANCHESTER — 4 80 For Salt 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN gad WHIPPLE EIGHT-ROOM (jbloaial, four tiitoniuUc ztg-zag, excellent BERRrS WORLD acres with 641’ frontage on American Public Learning CLASSIFIED NEWLY remottoled office, on bedrooniB, family room, fire­ SEVENTY-MUe view, 9-room conditton Hake* buttonhole* Fern’ and Gardner streets. » e . 6bo — ATTRACTIVE 6room (X)IX>NIAL brick Cape, ftiar A m aZATE CHIZCNRy (X3MPUMED imePCMMOA Idain St., $80, heat included. place, 1%, % baths, carpets, Ckjntemporary, four bedrooms, a/btofiouNO-'^ nems. embroiders, etc. Orig- Half mile to Martin School. Colonial, raised hearth flre- bedrooms, two baths, soean- lOUP ANP n THE enV (WITHERS Call 643-0678. garage. Large treed lot $80,- two Ireplaces, two garages. ‘jially over S300., 6 monthly Eight bulldiiv lots jlotential. place, buiK-ins, attadied ga­ ed porch, 2-cor garage, double M OUr THE 10WM'« LACROF y Railroads Not ^Crying W olF payments o t MS.80 each or pay- 900. Hutchins Agency, 6494U24. Two acres, siqieih landscaping ADVERTISING Fl^e-room blMr home. Owner rage, Shade trees, assumable lot, carpeting, firepioce. Ao- 1ZBCREAT10HAL PAOllTlES - 101 cash A22.09S1 dealer HutcUns Agency, Realtors, VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ By J(HDf OCNNIFF That model of modern pssesw- wUl take sizeable first mort­ TWO-FAMILY. Live ptactically sumahle 6H pec cent mort­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS OFFICE space, centra location 6464(834. cy, Realtors, 649-6324. AP Ruetness Analirst gen rallroack, the Canodhm Model Home Furniture $85. monthly. 646-0682. gage. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, rent free. C!all now. Bill Wol­ gage. Ptlncipala only please. 8 AM . to 4:30 PJH 648-6S21. . 613-8446. __ NatSonal. conoodM ncfw It 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL cott, 068-1668. Pasek Realtors, CXJLONIAL Cape— Large front MANCHESITOR — 6-room Rals- NEW YORK (AP) - Slowly ^ ^ ^ 289-7470, 742-8248. to back living room, formal ed Ranch, fbur to firo bed- ’ 19 PIECES TWO Families — Ye*—two-two but steadily the railroad Indus- p roou n i In huge segments o t ito COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. H o o m s For Ront 65 Housos For Solo 72 dining room, three bedrooms, rooma, built-ins dishwasher, ^ frols It is winning a difficult i S ^ ^ U o n . of $297 (X)LONIAL—Tea rooms. Fbst famUies, built in 1967 Oangea swqwrdi, garage. Treed lot carpeting, rec room, wooded battia to convince the American transcontinental run west of I:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PlIBUCATIO^ Interior Designer wants rellaUe TOLLAND—Near Parkway, 7- MANCHESTER^ lATge 6-toom floor consists of large living and acre lota. Buy one or buy room farm house recenUy re­ $24,000. PhUbrlck Agency, lot. IDgh 20’s. Hayes Agency. people that lU poritlon rogyd- Ontario and In the Maritime family or newlyweds to accept Ranch, 2 full baths, fireplace, room with fireplace, dining 6464)181. / - e J both. Easy financing. Woe Deadline lor Saturday and Monday la 4:S0 p,m . Frlda;> modeled with acreage. Realtors, 646-4200. Ing passengers and profits does p „^ c e s . delivery of complete Model Dis­ $200 all appliances to remain, beau­ room, modem kitchen with more information call now. monthly, references. Ha3res play of Quality Furniture Just tifully landso^ied lot, garage, bunt-ins, den, large fkmlly SUMMIT ST. -T en-room atat- Wolverton Agency, ReattoCs, hsro some m erit during tliia peat summer YOUR COOPERATION WIU. Agency, 646-0131. ALL BRICK fbur family, four TOere were days nrt long ago. y ,, interstate Commerce Com- removed to warehouse for Pub­ excellent location. Immediate room, plus finished rec room rooma eadi. Price reduced, Sle, six rooms down and four 649-2813. BE APPRECIATED D I A L 643-2711 1URNEP IM e TRiCR AMP r a U ^ mm ormoeOo, when a releeoed a study that lic Sale. Modem 3 comiriete ANDOVER — Practically new occupancy. H. M. Frechette, in baMment Second floor has secondary financing avaUable. up> 3% baths. Needs redecor­ (sOT 1UEIR Pl/rtORCXMP.'MCM rooms with the $t,000 look/ 8 Realtors, 647-9993. 4 bedrooms. On one acre SEVEN — ROOM OOlontal — ^ part of fte American popu- confirmed some ot the indus- 7-room Raised Ranch with IH By app^tment. Wolverhm ating. Immediate occupancy. THE NEXT •KICR16 TO (jET pc. Convertible Livii>g wooded lot with 2-car attached Prestige in • town location. latlw thought toey were cnjjg argument*. R showed that baths, 2-car garage on wooded ASSUMABLE mort^gej ^ Agency, Realtors. 640-2818. Fine residential area. Sensibly ■nt RlPS1DaAr( WIT- woU. The dUbeUevers Included ^ ConrtnuDd Prom Pr»c«dinq Po y Room, pc. bedroom, S pc. Fireplace, 1% batha^ laundry 6 lot. Lease available for six per cent, 7-room Cape. Modem garage. Adjoining land may be priced at $36,900. T.J.CTOckett. Dinette. $10 down, you may room, 2-car garage. No rea­ passengers, employe and gov- ^ passenger traffic and months at $250 per month. De­ kitchen, formal dining room, acquired. $87,900. PhUbrlck A88U31ABT.E 6% per cent Realtor, 643-1577. Help W anted— Ma!« or Female 3 7 purchase any room indi­ sonable offer refused. Owner ei^ent ropr^ntotiv^ perhapa, oa a result, heading for posit required. Available now. three bedrooms, finished rec Agency, Realtors, 046-4200. mortgage. Immaculate six- vidually. Immediate deliv­ SIX R003IS plus O pe — 3 bed­ anxious. Inunediate posses- i^li^dm en shouted for jn other areas as well, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- room with bar in basement. room Ck>lonial. $24,900. Bill ery or free storage. A rooms, plus partlaUy flniahjwi Sion, wolverton Agency, Real­ years that they were loaing The Increased use of the auto- 1677. Acre lot. $28,900. PhUbrlck Wolcott 668-1568, Pasek Real­ CAP A CCP Charge Plana room, that can be made into tor, 549-2813. m om y on long-haul md com- ^ y^ ore sold MALE & FEMALE Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. tors, 289-7476, 742-8243. * Also, our own Instant Credit ATTRACTTVELT furnished INVITATION smaU study or anything you muter p a s s e r s e r v ^ , and so to be the chief reasons for the Machine Operators— Auxiliary Helpers Plan five-room Cape Cod, with elec­ MANCHESTER — SpUt Level, MANCHEBTER ~ Six - room please. Flreplaced Uvlng room, UANCHBlbTEn—Custom S-room they fouglx to (Hsconth^ decline of roll passenger traffic. tric range, frost-free refrigera­ seven rooms, modem kitchen TO BID Colonial overlooking Center upstairs attractively finish­ trl-level on wooded acre lot, 2 srorM of trains. The p j^ lc y ^ rtatlsUca do. o f course. Machine Cleaners— Watchman—Sweepers DISCOUNT FURNITURE tor, washer, air-conditioner, baths, first-floor famUy room, WAREHOUSE with built-ins, V i baths, dining Park. V i baths, two-car ed in knotty pine. FuU base­ ^ a tremendous Increase In We have openings on all three shifts. Good wages, includ­ big lot and garage. References The Town of Manchester, in garage, large rooms. Immedi­ ment. ExceUent area. (3on- 2-car gara$|e, privacy, top lo­ ^ad ^ t the books were being y,^ tran^wrtation NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS room, three bedrooms, family ing complete Company paid benefit program. We are and security, $280 monthly. room , garage, large lot Phil- conjunction with the Capitol Re­ ate occtQMuicy. Hayes Agen venient to schools and shop­ cation. High 30’a. Hayes Agen­ forma. located on the bus line. 3080 Main St. Hartford Cbll 876-5480. gion Purchasing (>uncU, will cy, 64C 9181. ping. Immediate occupancy. cy, 6464)131. l 3 - t F 022-7249 brick Agency, Realtors, 646- TM. •«. U. A PW. s—eeg SUte* has buUt 4200. receive sealed Bids at the Of­ Good buy at $33,900. CaU Paul • IMP UMMd Hrnmo v ^ r , iM. the United Statee Is really the y^, ^ , y . , highway (former Puller Brush bldg.) (S) i«w hr NIA, Im. MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- NEW RAISED Ranch, 6 rooms, Apply Cheney Brothers, Inc. fice of the CapitiU Region Puiv W. Dougan Realtor, 640-4585. stro^ eri >n<>uaMal n ^ o n on ^ « m1 thero ta now one 170 Pine St. Manchester Out of Town FAUCNOR DRIVE — Six-room chasing CouncU, 10 Lewis room ° Split, tip-top condition, plus garage and large lot. $26,- earth why is it that It cannot „ „ , 5 reoldenU. 00m- 81 Cooper Hill Street 646-2382 "It's the White House. They want to know how soon they Cape. New roof, siding, fire­ Street, Hartford, Connecticut fireplace. Family room, gar­ EIGHT beautiful acres, 7-room 000. For fuU detail* caU the Ho w m For Sate 72 Out of Town Out of Town provlde p a sser serrice equl y wUh one in 38 in Japan Manchester, Connecticut (former Norman's Pum.) F o r R o n t 66 Our office Is open dally 8 :00 A.M. to 6 :00 P.M. can see our ‘instant analysis* of the place, enclosed porch. Excel­ 06108 until December 28, 1969 age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. Chistom built home. Aluminum Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- For Solo 75 For Solo 7 5 to or better than that of leas de- ^ y one In 14 or 18 In Bu- and on Saturday by appointment. Warehouse RfXlKVILLE — new 3-room lent residential area. Near at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T., for: Hayes Agency, 646-0131. siding, double garage, in- MANCHESTER — Two-famlly ______veloped nations?” at com er of Pine A Forest Sts. State of the Union message!" apartment, wall to wall car­ schools'. $28,000. Hayes Agen­ GASOLINE ground swimming pool, bani. flat, 6 down 4 up, downstair* SOUTH WINDSOR—Birch HIU. COLUMBIA Lake Six - room It was easy to compare the In- figures permiU the rall------— ------Mon.-Prl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 peting, stove, refrigerator and cy, 646-0181. Bid forms and specifications 5% ROOM Ranch, brick front, 3 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MANCHB8TBR - Dujdex 64). has been completely remodel- Raized Ranch, modern kltch- Colonial. Piivato beach prlvl- credibly poor and often danger- dishwasher, $140 monthly. 870- are avaUable at the Capitol bedrooms, fireplace, garage, 649-5324: separate furnaces, tile baths, ed, fine restdentlal area. Hdp W ontod— Mo!a 36 Artlelos For Sola 45 SEWING machines — brand $28,000 IMMACmATE Raised , , . , . a.* «A a bullt-tne formal din- legce. Treed H acre lot. Only oua train aervtce In the United ^ chan*M devaloned In thla 5979, 870-6782. Region Purchasing CknmcU Of­ park-like yard. Immediate oc­ newly painted, porchee, one apartmento vacant upon sale, m* mom. othMir.1 117 900. PsMk Realtor*. MLS ai.i.. « h.i, *“ .“**?**“ «veiopea_ in uus new 1969 automatic zig-zag, un­ Aportirionfs— Flats— Aportm oiin FIo h -Ranch, family kitchen, finish­ 648- •“ P-^or and appar- „ y ^ t i» t ora the nation’s, not OERT'S a gay girl — ready fice, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes block from Main St. Owner 648- T.J. Crockett. Realtor, COOK wanted full-time, days or claimed layaway. Makes but­ ed recreoticxi room, 2 ' fire­ and fireplaces tn living room 289-7475, 741-8148. ently successful passenger y „ railroad’s alone to aolva for a whirl after cleaning car­ Tonoments 63 To n o m o n h 6 3 ROCKVILLE’S finest — Rock- Agency, 646-018$. 5945. ISn. nights. Apply In person only. tonholes, monograms, hems, places, garage, huge treed Ckmnecticut 06108. HOME FOR pets with Blue Lustre. Rent land Terrace Apartments, (Jopies of Bid forms and Howard Johnson Restaurant, ect. Full price now $49.00. easy PRESIDENTTAL Village — We Highland A v e. 3^ large rooms lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors VERY SPEXJIAL 2 - bedroom FOUR-FAMILY — consisting of MANCHESTER - 6-room Cape electric shampooer $1. Paul’s 95 WEST Middle Tpke., 4%- specifications may be examin­ THE HOUDAYS! aone heat wood^d^t '>*•*«» «'•« »«»»». treoA lot. *>•«>«»»• »«> 894 Tolland Tpke. terms. Call 022-0981. A-1 Sew­ have rented over half of our with plenty of closet space, 649-0824. Ranch, selling below replace­ It- 541-4 and 8% rooms, d t y utili­ on the west side. Built by An' brick Axmev Realtors *8*A walk-out baMment, excellent “ *® oJgunvent doeen’t exoner-, Paint tc Wallpaper Supply. room duplex. Heat, hot water, ed at the General Services Of­ ing Center, 24 Park St. Hart­ beautiful apartments. Come heat, hot water, refrigerator, ment cost at $19,900. Owner, ties, handy location at the low, soldi, 1 % baths, full shed Agency. Realtors. 546- o„,y $ai.8oo. Hayes ^ the railroads com pM ely,' FOREIGN car mechanics full­ electric stove, refrigerator, ga­ MANCHESTER—8-room Ram­ fice, 41 CJenter Street, Man­ 7% ASSUMABLE BEAUTIFUL 84” x 68” _ table ford. visit our model one and two- range, hood, disposal, dish­ after 6 and weekends, 649-4292. low price of $25,900. Phllbrlok dormer, rear porch, and nice Agency. 6464)131. however, and there proboMIy time. Apply in person. Gorin’s bedroom apartments. Conser­ rage. Available immediately. bling Cape, garages, 2M baths, chester, (^nnecticut 06040. not actually, then In design. ooa h t 5 cloth, ecru linen, cutwork, washer, wall to wall carpeting. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. lot with trees. Sensibly priced d o iit h Windsor _ SV4 n u m ------" — ...... ■•way* Ojuai mumw ooum Sports ciar Center, Route 83, 8 TAPESTRY upholstered plat­ Call 649-2860 before 0 p.m. flreplaced living room, panel­ Town of Manchester, MOVE rl$ht In — Large 6-room MORTGAGE vative living at it’s best. (Com­ Private terrace and swimming ____ su______at $24,600 with a $18,000 as- SDC-ROOM C!ape. located on Many paaaengen concluded .^ 0^ ^ y ,, ^ Iblland Tpke., Talcottvllle. napkins, from Italy, never form rocker, very good condl- ed study, many refinements. Ckinnecticut Cape, exceUent condition, fire­ pletely carpeted. (Complete OE pool. Immediate occupancy. GARRISON Ckilonlal — AU the sumable FHA mortgage. Im- ’ j. two acres of land. Ideal loca- that the railroads were hinting ^ suspfelon that fb o used, $60. firm. 622-4787. Uon. For quick sale, $20. Call MANCHESTER — New flve- Situated on tree-studded lot. Robert B. Weiss, place, waU to wall, rec room, (Minimum down) RELIABLE man wanted to kitchen, two air-conditioners, room apartment in two-fam- Only $160 monthly 876-8776, rooms are exceptionally large. mediate occupancy. T. J. ’^cu^LiT^^Rec J?"-'?" «««d have kept more 028-6789. $49,600. Warren E. Howland, General Manager garage, enclosed yard, near Oockett Realtor, 64S-J577. work at South Windsor Auto DARK RK3H stone free loam, baths in two-bedroom lly home. Three bedrooms. 876-7466. 24’ living room, 24’ bedroom, room, double garage, $23,900. $17,900. Paul W. Dougan, Real- paosenger business. possenrer traffic than thsv did. five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, Realtors, 648-1108. shopping, bus, schools. Owners On last six-room Rambling Parts. Inquire in person, STEREO console AM-FM radio. apartments. Master TV anten­ Available ImmeAiately. Range, etc. BVtrmol dining room, fire­ Hayes Agency, 546-0131. tor. 649-4086. ^ The pubUc woa entirely Juatl- The prsssnt consideration*. stone, fill, manure, pool and VERNON — Large six - room anxious. Low 20’a. H. M. Ranches. Three bedrooms, Schanck Rd., South Windsor. Cost $377, best offer. 398 Sum- na. Coin-operated laundry in disposal, carpeting throughout. place, porch, garage. Beautiful­ fled In having some suspiclona, however, seem to leave that do- patio sand. Call 643-9004. apartment, children accepted, Frechette, Realtors, 647-9998. two tile baths, center hall­ Lon For Sate 73 ______mlt St., Manchester. basement. Large storage area. Garage. $190 monthly iSus INVITATION TO ND way. eat-in kUchen (col­ ly landscaped yard. Custom ______SOUTH Windsor—Large 7-room BftlJ b t o f * 7 7 Pectiuae the raUroad Industry tarmlnoUon for history. Ana- Schools, shopping and no utilities, garage, $165. .per buUt for present owner.‘$29,000. CENTER of TOwn.. .appraxl- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, ______v_ has had among It* leaders In the lyses of rail problems has now ALUMINUM sheeU used as MAHOGANY buffet, 2 ^ utilities. Paul W. Dougan, MAN(HESTBR 7 room Colonial ored alliances) 2-car ga­ H o l p . W o n t o d — churches convenient to Pres­ Realtor, 649-4080. month, security, 646-2620. BuUdingsCs) and/or StnKtare(s) to be Removed PhUbrlck Agency, “Realtors, ‘ mately tyk acre*. oU In "B ” recreation room, garage, large LAND-SITB8-FARMS — Acre- past some gentlemen of rather advanced to a point where the P*®*®*' thick, 28x tables, other miscellaneous 2M baths, 2 car garage, 2 fire- rage, acre wooded lot with Molo or Fomolo 37 idential Village, On bus line. HEBRON New two-bedroom plaoes, buUt-ins, city utilities. city water, gas, sidewalks. 645-4200. sune. AU uUUttea on the site. lot. $28,90(). PhUbrlck Agency, age. Large, unioned parcels, questionable motivations and main question la: How much 36” , 20 cent* each or 0 for $1. items. 649-4700 POUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. Sealed bids for the removal of the foUowlng buUdb^s) 648-2711. ______Thompson Rd., off Center St. ExceUent location, immediate OaU Suzanne Shorts, 646- Ideal tor multiple dwellings. Realtors, 646-4200. aU areas. Louis Dimock Real- lukewarm regard for the truth, government ahould they get? GENERAL light cleaning, part- apartment with wall to wall and/or atructure(a) as more fuUy described In Form No. CON ALTON ST. —Vacant home Open 1-7 p.m. dally or by ap­ Heat, hot water, centrally lo- 119B WiU be received by the Commlseloner of Tronsportatlon, 3233, and hear how you can ^J..t2rockett, Realtor, 048- vERNON — 8U-room 646-982S. PubUc opinion hasn’t changed geverol btlls were ««««■*«*»*»«< time. Apply in person. Holi­ carpeting, GE appliances, occupancy. Charles Lesper- that owners want sold. BUght HOME MADE sweaters and pointment anytime. 646-2623, cate.i. Adults only. 643-2171 at 69 Newfield Avenue, Hartford, CkmnecUcut, until 11:(» A.M., ance, 649-7620. fit into these fine homes. J. 1577. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Musical Insfrumonts 5 3 heat and hot water. Quiet lo­ rooms in aU. 1 % baths, alum- fireplace, workshop, patio! 3 U ^ ^ Veiung reri eTtotT? *" “ ''^ 7 , 5^ bX • subcommlttoe and other miscellaneous Items for 643-1023, 643-4112. days. December 28, 1960 then at said office or at such place at tlM Watson Betgch Real Elstate fenced backyard !2.ll ^ b - ____. L - ’ n.Ki- ®“" *“*“ y perceive now that It elemenU of them combined In Manchester. cation. CaU 228-9800. Inum siding, tw o^»r garage, CHDICH of several buUding loU *««ced backyard well shrub- loU and acreage available. Christmas. 648-4206. SEKOVA Beetle bass guitar, time designated, publicly opened and read aloud. Bids muA be MANCHESTER — -room Cape, (3o., 278-5950. II • •• V44XJ rv«W4 Posaengsr MANCHESTER — Northwood 6 overslsed !„♦ lot, etc. etc. >PKI.This with city utUlUes. ORanging . . tn bed.bed, dlahwaaher. $28,900.$38,900. iznr-More ii.»ieIlstlngi ^ needed. fc. « It woa Just a year the so-caUed RaU $93. and amplifier, $85. Both submitted on Proposal Form No. CON U4G In Bid Envelopes garage, treed lot, central loca­ ago. The railroad men seem to Service Act of 1966, to be voted PLAZA Department Store, 700 SEVEN h.p. Yard - man snow Apartments. Available imme­ provided by the State Highway Department, which may be se­ home Is loaided with extras. price from $5,000 and up. Phil- Owner, 875-9037. Taggart. ST6-S871. like new. Call 643-6918. tion, quick occupancy. Bel Air be getting a more posMlve, leas on soon. One featian oolto lor East Middle Tpke., next to blower, 26” , electric start. 742- JA N . 1ST. diately, one and two-bedroom Rosoit Propaity cured et 59 Newfield Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. The tele­ Drive by 78 Alton and see the brick Agency, Realtors, Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- $2,300 DOWN buys this Immac­ SOUTH WINDSOR SELLING? Do business with doubting. rscspUon. ersstton of a nations! r « — M*r Popular Market, has part-time 8261 between 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. SLINOERLAND Drums, blue split level apartments, central phone mtmber is 666-6360. outside, then call and let us 4200. For Rant 67 ulate six-room Cape on West- HAPPINESS IS . . . one of Uk' oldest agencies in ^ food deal of hard work has train network. Llnss which ors opening for men or women sparkle, 18” , 21” cymbals, two air-conditioning, baths, car­ A CEBTTFIBD CHECK, BANK CASHIER’S CHECH, BANK gini. Realtor, 648-9382. show you through. (Chance to OCCUPANCn’^ side. Carpeting, fireplace, eat- A 8-bedroom Ranch, fire- town. For prompt, courteous Kone into changing the image required to continue running un- familiar with store work. See toms, bass, special snare, Hl- port, private basement, balco­ A-FRAME, sleeps 12, one TREASURER’S CHECH, DRAWN upon a STATE BANK A make a tremendous buy. T.J. MANCHESTER, 3 bedroom Co­ in kitrtien, partial rec room placed living room, large eervice call the MlUen Agen- and s lot ot researchers and prMtable pssssngsr trains In Mr. Balbier. Florists— Nunoriot 49 Hat, stool. $300 firm. Call 644- ny and other luxury features. minute from Mt. Snow, Decem­ TRUST CXJJdPANY or a NATIONAL BANK located in the STATE (Crockett, Realtor, 646-1677. OMtof Towb 4^ room Town House apart­ lonial, formal dining room, with heat, aluminum windows. private lot, easy accees to cy, Realtors, member Multiple publlclats and lobbyists have tin national Interest would bs 0156, after 4 p.m. J.D. Real Estate Associates, ber 28 • January 4. FamiUes OF (XlNNECnCXIT, or a U.S. POST OFFICE MONEY ORDER, For Solo 75 CHRISTMAS TREES — "Cut ment, 2 baths, alr-condl- to the order of TREASURER, STATE OP CXJNNBCTICHT in an kUeben with walnut stain cabi- Low 20’s. Won’t last. Wolver­ EX(CEPnONAL 10-room Coloni­ Hartford. Features too nu­ Listing, 643-6930. worked Uke coolies to do so. But eUgtbls for rslmburssmsnt o f up your own!” Choose from largo tlonlng, stove, refrigerator, Inc., 648-0129. only, $800. 644-0686. netSv water and sewers, as­ merous to list. (Can be yours TENANT RELATIONS HAMMOND Spinet organ, amount not less thah $100.00 or 10% of the base bid, whichever ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. al, center of town, 4 large bed- ANDOVER—Overslsed Ranch, ------— wsnU also have begun to break to M per cent of openiAlng loaii- selection, beautiful White model L-lOO series, pedal key­ disposal, patio with sliding LOOKING (or anything in real is gre^r, must accompany each Pnopoaol, unless the Bidder sumable FHA mortgage, own­ rooms, full bath, completely 10 minutes from Manchester, for the holidays. F'or detaUs ABLE, A(7nVE buyers waiting their way. es. HURRY — Bowers School, low for single cutd multi-family ______‘ ______L______:______Spruce, Scotch Pine, Wreaths, board, Harmonic drawbars, glass doors. Beautiful, beau­ estate rentals — apartments. shaU have on file with the HighDvay Department, a sufficient er transferred. Immediate oc­ paneleid Uvlng room, dining 25 minute* from (Constitution and inspection telephone Mr. ADVISOR tiful. beautiful. (Call. Annual Bond for Prcqx>’sal, (reference paragraph (2) of Proposal $ ’a. for this six-room (Colo­ homes. Immediate service. Evergreen Boughs, Bring your control tablets, expression Homes, multiple dwellings, no W ontod To Rant 6 8 cupancy, $25,900. Owner, 643- 20 room and study. Modem Ploso, 114 acre vrooded lot, L ew is, 549-5S(M. Asking Fbrm (X)N 1140). nial. 1% baths, garage, faun- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, family. Stanley Tree Farm, pedal, $800. Call 649-9614. fees. (3all J. D. Real Estate 9261. kitchen, H bath, 3 paneled 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, $29,500. Typing required, full-time, WANTE3D—Large room in pri­ It is understood the deposit wiU be forfeited in the event the ily styled kitchen, possible 643-1108. Long Hill Rd., off Route 6, at Associates. Inc. 643-0129. rooms in basement, H bath, kitchen buUt-tns, 2-cor garage. L ife in H o m e H u n tin g O u b p^d holidays, fringe bene­ vate home for gentleman with successful Bidder fa ^ to execute the Oontraot. The Bidder’s SPEND your free time skiing, fourth bedroom, formal dining Andover Church. Open week­ 649-6651 overslsed 2-car garage, large $37,900. 743-8694. & L fits, Monday-Friday. Apply 649-2179 llmHed kitchen uUlities. I^ione name shaU appear on the face of the check. this clean new home needs Ut- B W ALL CASH (or ends starting Dec. 18th. Week­ W o o r im g Apporol— TWO BEDROOM apartment. room, clean. Immediate pos­ lot. $89,500. CCaU 643-9764. In person. 643-4637. NOTKJE TO BIDDERS: The bidder’s attention Is called to tle care. Three - bedroom BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. within 24 hours Goes at Frantic, FutOe Pace days after December 18th by P u n 5 7 Adults only, no pets. Security session. Wolverton A$;ency, (COVENTRY — Financing ar­ the established Connecticut State Demolition (Jode, Chapter 364A Ranch, large treed yard, built- Manchester Parkade Instant service. Hayes Agency, appointment. 742-6488. "No WE HAVE customers wa.tlng deposit. References, rental Realtors, 649-2818. FIRST Offering—ExceUent 6- ranged, $3,000 down on four- By 1>. M. KRBMHRR era who pey their money and MINK STOLE — natural pale cf the General Statutes tq which they are to comply. in kitchen, large living room. Manchester—649-6806 646-0181. MANCHESTER HOUSING Tagging!” tor the rental of your apart agreement. 649-0664 after 6. The Bal of the debris end demolition matmiial shaU be room (Colonial, tile bath, plao- room Ranch. $165. monthly ______Associated Preee Writer wait to grab the eoplea es they beige, excellent condition, 8 (3all today. Keith Agency, 648- EAST HARTFORD, gorgeous tered walls, fuU Insulation, ment or homi. J.D. Real Es- - Businoss Proporty the reeixxislbUity of the contractor and he wUl make the nec- 8-room aluminum sided Raised pay* all. $13,900. Owner, 638- CJOVBNTRY—Four - room year NEW YORK (AP) People ^ ^1** truck and roc* te AUTHORITY <5hrisTMAS t r e e Ume tA years old. Best offer over $200. CENTRALLY located 2% 4126, 649-1922. fireplace, hot water oil heat, 24 Bluefleld Dr. tate Associates, Inc., 648-6129 For Sola 70 eeaacy arrangements for disposal. In so doing he must be guided Ranch, tree shaded patio, fire­ round Ranch. Treed lot. ^Me giah% Hope in Wg cities km'm'puUd'to ^ n ee re e t phone booth Hickory Ridge Farm. Take a 648-6414. rooms, heat, hot water, stove by aU local ordinances and regulations. attached garage, city utUlties, 8 drive to Coventry and choose MANCHESTER — Just Usted, place, garage, famUy room. lea garage, ciiy uuuuea, „ . „ TWlRnilOH-SlT fuio leke 112^ ,0.000 0 0 . KefliKel’h Agency. M646- t- ^ \ cold -and unfriendly to strang- Chance* ors. when the seeker fi- An equal opportunity employer. EDGERTON Gardens — Near and refrigerator, tile bath and BUSINESS zone —Stone build­ General clean up of the area and removal of fences and near bus line, shopping and 549-1923. from a variety of freshly cut 5V6 room Ranrii. Deep treed Assumable 5% per cent mort­ view, 4H room Ranch. Flre­ S t a r t t e B l V l t i e S but newcomers to New through to the sport- hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom shower. Lease and security de­ ing consIsUng of four unit hedges as directed by the Ehigineer wlU be required for the fol­ school. Priced at only $27,800. MATERNITY clothes, petite lot. Central location. FuU gage, $30,900. Meyer Agency Ae^ membership I"®"* numerous trees — Colorado, Norway, apartmenU. Wall to wall car­ posit required. Adults only. apartments. Three house traU- lowing ITEM. Owner anxious to sell. (Charles placed living room, automatic b OLION Lake - 150’ water­ White, Serbian And Black Hill size 8. Call 646-0204. The Bureau of Highways in accordance with the provisions basement, cduminum storms Realtor, 643-0609. heat, modem cablneted kltrti- At White House m * club that entities them (o ^ “ ‘® ‘ P-rtment he peting, appliances and utilities $86. Call 649-1369 between 6-7 er parking lots. Excellent in­ Lesperaiice, 549-7830. front, 4%-room house. New oil Soruce, Douglas Fir, Fraser of ‘ntte VI of the CivU RighU Act of 1964 (78 Slot. 262) and the and screens, Only $18,500. Act endless sympathy and advice. already la tak«i. Sltiiotlonf W ontod « etc. $186-$180. J. D. Real Es­ p.m. come. PhUbrlck Agency, Real­ en, two bedrooms, sun-room, hot water furnace. End of sea- _ ___ Fir and Scotch Pine. Planta­ regulations of the Department of Commerce (16 C.F.R., Part 8) today. Keith Agency, 648-4126, MANCHESTER — 6 room WASHINGTON (AP) — The The group Is the "Hunting for **“X« o r week*, depend tate Associates 648-0129. tors, 646-4300. OXFORD Street — Seven-room huge screened porch, % acre F o m o !o 3 8 tion Is located on South River Wontod To Buy 58 3 ^ ROOMS, heated, near bus issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notiflee aU bidders that It 649-1922. Ranch, available to r im­ wooded lot. Warren E. How­ son cloeeout. Hayes Agency, holl£iy'”so*ron *l"*the White a H^o’^club.T feUm^p of ®" ^ *>ome wlU affirmatively Insure that the contract entered into pursuant (Colonial in choice area. Older Rd., off Route 31 by new FOUR room apartment, second line, groceries. Garage. Avail­ MANCHKST^ — 20.000 mediate occupancy, one-car land, Realtors, 648-1108. ______I______House opened wUh s mixture of blood, sweat and tears shared revtass his rent WOMAN will care for small WANTED — ANTIQUES, used to this advertisement wlU be awarded to the successful reeponal- MANCHESTER — EixeeUent 6- home completely rebuilt- bridge construction. Robert floor, excellent location, stove able January 1st. Call 644-8142. square foot masonary indus­ garage, fine residential neigh­ VERNON — 1968, 8 or 4 bed- serious music and comedy and by nmriy everyone of moderate tipward, hi* dirt res in a child in my home, by hour, (uralture, partial nr complete ble bidder without discrimination on the ground of race, color room Ranch, enclosed porch, Three rooms down, three up Visny, 742-8304. and refrigerator Included, no trial buUding, 1% acres, cen­ borhood. Priced below mark VERNON room Ranch, recreation room sexy donoee of Bob Hope's or below Income who has tried **®^ day, week. Phone 649-9764. estates. Call 633-2300 days. 64b LOVELY new three-bedroom or national origin. large tile bath, 8 large bed­ plus finished attic. Two full 0004 after 7 p.m. pete. Security deposit required, tral location, aU utUiUes. at $21,900. CaU J.D. Real COLONIAL CAPE with fireplace, 3-cor garage, Christmas Show (or the troops, to find a place to live In this elly ™ ®'*X * *••• CHRISTMAS Trees, cut to apartment. Range, disposal, The contractor is required as part of his contract bid price rooms, hot water oil heat, baths, modem kitchen. Only WILL BABY-SIT in my licens­ younger couple preferred. $110 Many posslbUitles, including to supply suitable material acoeptEdile to the Elngineer to com­ Estate Associates, 643-5129. colorful blrchea offset this Urge treed lot, city water, X’lnrt, President NUon and where living space U one of the C I rciir on Dec. 13th, 14th, 20th fully carpeted. Garage. Im­ • fireplace, attached garage, $37,500. T. J. (Crockett, Real­ ed home. East Hartford-Man- .-iOUSEHOLL' rtiu — Antiques, monthly. Call 643-9409 after 6. commercial use. Hayes Agen­ plete the bimk flU of the ceUar h^es immediately upon removing spacious fuU dormer, 4- bed­ sale price $33,900. (JsU MUten family, who are spending their rareet commodities. "• ‘^mild give ,ln and resort and 21st. Andover, Route 310, mediate occupancy. Will con­ combinations, city utUlties, well (CHESTER Drive, 6-room C ep e, tors, 643-1677. room, m bath home. Cen­ chester line. Prefer ages 2-6. bric-a-brac, oiocks, frames, sider two children. No pets. cy, 646-0181. the buildings from their foundations. The bop two (2) feet of flU Agency, Realtors, 648^030. first CSiristma# at the White The newcomer Is welcomed ^ com er of Hebron and Boston glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ ADULT (X)UPLE, no children, (below adjacent ground level) shall contain no atone larger than landscaped, very nice condi­ new kitchen, roof, psdnt, like tral location, large wooded Call 668-6400. Need references. M.H. Palmer, THREE — bedroom Ranch with ------House, heard a performance of into the club bv hie new (WIknv more reliable probe- Hill Rd. or oall 649-4666. lage Peddler, Auctioneer. 42(i (our rooms, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER ^-Center—~Poa-^ five (5) inches in its greatest diameter. Top soil or loam wlU itot tion, $24,800. Charles Lesper- new condition, fenced in yard, lot. It also offers a low TOLLAND - Four-room ex- H«,del’s "Meartih” Sunday In “y but U mean, a lorn of face Realtor, 643-6321. large kitidien, flnlohed rec HOLIDAY baby-sitting — Re­ Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247 place to park car. Call 628-0696 slble office and residence com­ be considered suitable material. If the contractor fails to back ance, 649-7620. garage, $22,900. Hayes Agency interest rate ssaumaMe LIVING Christmas Trees, cut from 4-9 p.m. room, treed lot. Sacrifice liable college girl, Dec. 19-Jan. bination. Six-room Oilonial, 2- fill all cellar holes at the time the buildings are removed. It 646-0131. mortgage. ()uick occupancy. on to order. Rear 19 Lewis St. MANCHESTER 2 - bedroom price. Low, low 20’s. Wolveiton N « r ^ r k "* * '* * ^ While hunting and by oth- h T IZ . 4, for working or vacationing WANTED — Antique furniture car garage. Bus line. $24,900. wU be necessary for him to protect the public by erecting a Start your New Tear right. quUt country rood. Near park- xhen Hooe rave tha first fsm- wh/. I--.- -j * month a rent used to be the After school and weekends. MANCHESTER— Nice two-bed- apartment in 4 fam ily' house, Agency, RMltors, 649-3818. Then Hope gave the first fam- *rs who leexn of hU sUlue _____ mother. Call 649-6684 after 4. glass, pewter, oil paintings oi temporary fence to the satisfaction of the Engineer; payment Buy for $28,900. way. Asking $23,000. T.J. Jerry and Marti, 643-0391. room apartment. Available second floor, centrally located Hayes Agency, 6^6-0181. for the erection and removal of this fence shall be considered Uy and some 200 Invited guerts ^ other antique Item.: Any with stove and refrigerator, FIVE ROOM house, exceUent Crockett Realtor, 976-6370. quantity. The Horrison’b, 64.", January. Appliances and heat REST HOME—This is Uie first as Included in the contract bid price. The general contours of the a preview of hU ohow that he h*« almori replaced "Glad to ^ t CHPI8TMAS Trees, $2.60-$3. Included. Garage. $160 month­ one child accepted . $110 per surrounding ground shall not be changed without /qiedflc written Floral Aprons oondttiOB. Within walkliig dis­ B (Sl W will Uke to U.S. roldler. over- you ” as s greeting (or luw Dogs— Birds— Pott 41 8709, 166 Oakland Street. month. 633-9007. time this weU established busi­ permlaelon by the Engineer. Timeless Style tance to Rockville center. Its •eGJi, Includlnf VlGinam. ('oworHers. •wn# brok«ri ar* cnGrgtnf ti» Native Spruce. Pick your tree ly. Paul W.‘ Dougan, Realtor, BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. " h-'ve 't cut fresh. Lot In ness has been offered for sale. a steal at $18,900. CkUl EUo- PEDIGREED Dachshunds, gen­ '1 649-4630. ITEM «7 IMi atory Frame House, 76-86-26 Manchester Parkade L a g d N « H c « NIxen Joined In applauding when told the newcomer .till ^ Tolland, on Kosley Rd. Will be Always 100 per cent full with 2 story Frame Garage, XCU worth Mitten Agency, Real­ tle, affectionate, used to chil­ Room i W ithout Board 59 back log of applicants. Present Manchester—6494806 and laughing at Hope’s JIbsa. „ ,e*rchlng. the foUowup ususl- open Saturday and Sunday, SECOND floor, four - room 172 Highland Street, SfANCHESTER tors, 643-6990. dren, 9 weeks old, first shots, F u rn is h o d owner willing to assist with fi­ OBOU o r MOnCB • o m e directed et Vice Prertdenl ly js: "tots of luck. I don’t envy Dec. 18th, 14ttv and 20th, 21st, ■THE THOMPSON House-<5ot- apartment with large attic. Former property o f: WESLEY E. VANCOUR ET AL standard, red, champion nancing to a responsible party. from 11 a.m. until dark. Take tage St. centrally located, Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Apartmonta 63-A A Performance Bond in the amount of 100% of his bid or MAN(HESTER - S U -room l o T ^ " r ^ e ’ c o i J K ; outonwt thet " ^ e and settle. but bloodlines. Outstandingly For further details caU the Peter Green Rd. oft Route 74. large pleasantly furnished water, garage. Elderly couple $1,000.00 whichever is greater will be required of the succeroful Ranch. ^pU ce. f«nUy ^ ^ ^ r e e T ^ ^ A^.^ef^U e^Sf. beautiful faces and dlsposl- TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors. bidder. Follow signs. rooms, parking. Call 049-2308 preferred. Call 643-1723. tlons, $120. Need gentle af­ ment. Heat, hot water, stove, 646-4200. TTie above buildings must be removed within thirty five (36) T ^ s ’. IrtUmls. extras inchidsd in th* sol* jiiV T *'” ' '■ ciSclzlng n irih the . newsnew. media,medU. went out ,, , - -»re««»»>n, with, "rou nd a (or overnight and permanent Tnut Estate under will ot rnda to buy a bulldog (early) edUlon i, i plae* to live )wt?” fectionate people before MANCHES'TER — One-bed- refrigerator. Apply klarlow’s, days from the starting date. school. Low 20’s. Hayes Agen­ price. Fine restdentlal - -r.-- guest rates. 867 Main St. Manchester. A separate Bid Proposal is to be submitted for the above ^ - or u .. w a s h i n g PoJt and "II “ *® ------Christmas bustle. .647-1824. Fuol and Food 49-A room Garden type apartment. cy, 646-Om. T. J. C ro ck ett, Rmtltor, 643- Ld“ wSi!(c.‘'d:c:LJd*“^ ' ITEM. 1577, ‘rti* Owmaettettt Bank end Tnut Mt him.” ,,, .. . . .k. .. MOTEL rooms, weekly rates — Available now. Heat, and ap­ THREE-ROOM furnished , heat­ Invostmont CiflH Offeriid ONE KITTEN and one black SEASONED cord wood, sawed For the above ITEM #7 In addition to tlie Insurance requtoe- MANCHESTBSt maid service, restaurant ad­ pliances Included. $140 and ed apartment. Large closets, menU contained in paragra{di eleven ( ) of Pimxisal Form srjsii^essssit ^ - w j ; ’® **••«> and white cat looking for good to required lengths. Free de­ F o r S o la 1 1 to Ihle Oiurt tor allowance. It la Dentocratic Joke* about Agnew, . « • .e_ u, jacent. Call 643-1067. $160 per month. Paul W. Dou­ (X)N 114G the successful bidder shall furnish a Oertlfioate of EMBRCHOERY FIVE BEDROOMS PLUS ORDERED: That Uie ISUi day of .u . ™ eetot# ade over hla At Homestead homes. (3all 649-6480 after 6 livery. E. Yeomans, 742-8907. private entrances. Working Oistom styling con be found L « g a l N o H m s mcluOing one about the Vice gan, Realtor, 649-4036. PEARL ST.—We are offering Insurance for the same stated minimum amounts to cover Ex­ p.m. Anytime weekends. ROOM FOR woman, quiet con­ adults. No pets. References. In thU big Ranch home. lenwoo mi tbm Probate Oftlce bi lb* Prealdent’e library that burned , Tha Cheney Homestead at 106 for immediate sole a 14-room plosion, Oollape or Underground Damage Liability (XCU). uanoB rsBim SEASONED fireplace wood for venient location. 224 Charter MANCHESTER — Two - room 643-4860. Located in a prestige area NOTICETu;. ur o r arr«.;azj«n A r r u c A n o N _ Meniclprt ^BultolyM .y rt d o w n -” ond burned both hto *® Hartford Rd., wrhlch Is open to i ^ T E TOY Poodles, AKC, Duplex dwelling, currently be­ Liquidated damages of twenty five dollars ($26 00) ner day Isn’t It?’ sole. Cut and delivered, $16. Oak St., 643-8368. efficiency. Bhccellent location. with a view, tt features a Tbls Ula Ito l|y PoUcti thy I. A y o hflArtnc cm th« Jlowaac«*or Mid books, iflcltKfifif one that he the public lor a smaU ciBtrg* shots, wormed, gentle pup­ a pick-up truck load. Call 228- FURNISHED or unfurnished, 3- ing operated as rooming house will be asaessed (or each calendar day of over run of account and eetd truaue'e two prior hadn't oolorsd yet.” Such expreaalona "•of ««noonemm c.ro „ „ Thursday and Sunday sftor-alter- Walk to stores and bus. $136 room aps:rtment in private time. •> beamed celling living room, pies, only 2 left. Call 875-0101. 0097. ROOM for rent, gentleman only, with annual gross rental of Agnsw. on a front row meet. *®,• way Umard sub- u now offerlnc a group monthly including everything. home. Pleasant, convenient a family room, 2 full baths central location, free parking, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- nearly $7,000. You could oc­ GEORGE J. OONKLING and a brick and aluminum tor laid beatis* roorsd. weyem rt frustration of gift Items bpproprtats to th* references required. 643-2693, location. Working adults, 643- cupy half of the house and stlU FOR SALE, Siamese kitten, 4030. ______(Jommiaaiooer of Transpoitstlon exterior. Low 60's. OaU 5L*if^Cb2SS SriSf ‘ hSSS tot.K ISd'llSlX'JnpS^ ti JVhen Suztuine Chanty, s Hoinohold Goods 51 649-8160. 2880. enjoy a gross rental of $8,000. HoutelA Church ■trwet, Hebron. uwreoo by pubilshkts * copy Wooklynboni dancer now of '“ mehunUr after a lew days of for (,'hristmas giving. very gentle, $20. Call 849-4063. 6494106. OsmecUeuL Jyn M i^CHESTER —Two - bed- Of course the rooming bouM ot this order In soom newi futile search. (3LEAN, USED refrigerators, The______bustaesswOI______be oseiedjd by a clreuUUoB hi said iysrood,______flnUhsd a sexy______num- A three-condl* tin woU •ooncs. GENTLEMAN to share four- room deluxe Garden type use could be eliminated and ranges, automatic washers room apartment. Color TV, B W Kono. sontm. '---- *— .end bv ■Mllbw on ___' .. . . . the elwnulelww od eiWire wetev. me-—w met-m—, i • ArHclos For Solo 45 apartment. Available now. Buslims Loeertfom this IdeoUy located home ______Onircb------StreettiSw«h.r Til “ lafi* remafir*d: remarked “hlaf." the' flArt “** advtce vrter- lUncheeter Hletortcal Soolrty with guarantees. See them at self-cleaning stove, pool to r S ol Heat, appliances, carpets in­ For Boat 64 would provide fine living facil­ BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. t i l cmSIed «njST7 oopy'ot t l ^ o r ^ time I’v* seen that dance. We ‘ **® ''®"“ hunting cam- ssaumed possieshm from the IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 summer. 870-9710. cluded. $180 monthly. Paul W. ities for 2 families. Robert -3. kCancherter Parkade S S r g S d . ^ 'B ^ 5 S S e » t e . may have to thrt . Mt." *® ‘***.. Oteney HIrtortcal FOundaUen. rugs and upholstery with Blue Main St. Call 643-2171. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4030. FrVE-R(X)M suite of front Main Smith Inc. 963 Main St. 646- Manchester 649-6306 ^ P nC B S w l b S S r m l d ^ Attending the rt»w w « s 34 ^ ^ to m « t hs* b e «i reproducwl A UmBed Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ ROOM with kitchen privileges, TECHNICIAN St. offices, 100 per cent loca­ SINGER automatln slg- centrally located. 14 Arch St., 0241. oSS,mr IMM. Uts 'it,®* VSUSCf^ conrreeem^. Secretory of Stote “ T ' unfortunatrty, ^ quantity of bayberry condlea. er $1. Olcott Variety Store. FOUR room apartment, second tion near banka, air-condition­ THREE-bedroom split l e v e l ______zag, with cabinet, converts In­ Manchester. ------OSJ5 i r ? S i S ------WU11«« P. RogerTStoretary of W ^ o l ^ other hand dlpptNl by Mr. Frad BUrti floor. Available January 1st, ed, automaUc fire sprinkler. patio, family room, carpeting, uqcoB rSBimr EXCELLENT, efficient and to portable, button holes, t^^OwS^ScATIon , Ju d» tM o o m M . ^ R. L r tr l th. to the fnmtle g w n . m and M r. Alan Schubert of Inquire 233 Center St. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Mala St. High school graduate, math proficiancy uroyimom,fireplace, luemdishwasher raao^ nearwefe NOTiiS ®r arriscaito* soUoe tbW 1. economical, that's Blue Lustre monograms, hems, stc. FURNISHED room for rent, ^ i “ 71- 7?Ei Jotot Chief, of Staff uid former "™®®* ^ m o n tertmlqu. the Homertead commBtse. Is Originally over $300. Full price men only. Share kitchen. Cen­ NOTICE grade sdiool, shopping and penuB m ------carpet and upholstery cleaner. SMAIX STORE near 100 per praferrad. Excallent fringe benefits including CrthoUc high Mtooof Uppsr Trtcouviu. ______PrarttWnt Johiwon’s duighler «. to ^ h th. raal ••Ul. avollabU « w.U a. i^ t. now $02. cash or monthly pay- tral location. Near bus. After FOUR room apartment, second enJr7mL.^,^.jIZlIr have fltod rued as. aa spyUesUossppllcsilos daM dated ^ Dec. ^ soB-in law MaJ and Mrs ““n of ths newspsptrs, psitlcu dies mode tn sn antlqus tin Rent electric shampooer $1. cent Main Street location. Ap­ PUBUC HEARING 30’s. Owner. 6434640. menU. 022-0476. 6:30, 649-6386. floor. 289-3810. S. l f « wMk lb* U ow w Oostrcl Oom- OBOBB o r NOTCB re,.Hee tarty the massive section in ths mold, and beeswax coadlee The Sherwin-Williams Oo. ply Marlow’s. 667 Main Street' BOARD OF DIRBCTOR8 company paid major medical plan and life ------mbsioa lor s R ts uwa-Liquor prr- AT A (X>UBT o r PROBATE. « l* n e s ROW). TOWN OF 31ANCHESTER, TO SETTLE Ertot* -ICoachee- mb tor Mm srt* a t elcoboilc Hquw held et MsnrSistor. wsbla and tor Sunday New York Times. Old mad* la kfanchsstsr. BRAND NEW zig-zag sewing SINGLE R(X)M (or rent, gentle­ FIVE R(X)Id , second floor 8 CONNBXrnCHT dlatncl of MesrbeMer, (be pro* win leU you the sertton can Other items lor m te ora paw- machine, scratched in ship­ man only. All conveniences. apartment with garage, insurance, tuition refund, generous vacation t« stt^tve fbur-i^ hoM. 'S i ” •**“ " Harlford Rradir* Cbst 2 klODERN STORE, 20’xTO’ 640 ■huiraday, December 18. 1666 be obtained to certain tocoUans ter tabl* spoone cost in Wind- ment. Regularly $99.90, now 649-6914. adults only, no pets. Refer­ Main S t CaU 023-3114. The Board of Directors wiU On DcBeftrcycaUoii_ as eariy as Thursday and is eor from on old mold; the ”Cht|. $49.90. (3all 643-6671. ences and security deposit re­ and holiday plan. Good starting salary with Batata of Aaaa T. Oeebowakl eke. # HoHstwari c l e a n , furnished room, gen­ conduct a pubUc session Thurs­ or. nlahed. Hsetdentlsl orso. Rdo- wui b* ooadscied to DORn M. A ee. Doekowtol. U u of lUtwlMW HARTFORD (AP) _ The 7? Saturday ^n's quired. $120. CaU 649-0664. ' ‘ MOVING out of state, selling tleman only, kitchen pri\^eges, day, December 18, 1666 from 1459 2633 son a b ls! CaU 1-666-49IM,, ow ner. LAYTON o f RFDRTD t I. Tmteottrau lU oim vfll* Rd.roa., leMr. f Isto aeMsaid district,Olecrict. eeoeeeeddeceeetd. _ HertfawHHeriInnI ritwriiw nmtnniinn.itu.li bhe. ****»• ****• Oeemtogly sr^on by retlrsd ICaachestar advancamant oportunity. I0H.24W L Vrmoa. Coss^ mm permbte*. L’poa eppikatkai of Raymood T ®'‘X «NIOCll has de- endleds sslecUan Is at fln l reos- *chool teachers; and not* paper # UidBiiiMir five-rooms of furniture. Call free washer, free dryer, park­ FtVB-R(X>M duplex, three bed­ FOR R E N T 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Ideal for young couple* r*e re - d o b ib m . lLAYTON a t t o n Qukto.. Jratoitotstor. praytns tor elded to prepare a federal eourt after 4 :S0 p.m. 649-1601. ing. Palmer Realty, 643-6321. rooms. $170 per month. Rental Town (kmnsel’s Office in the tired penoos. I December 11. 1 S2iE2Li^ 2s -tot to ease the state board of i>** ^Ulurtrallon# of Homertead Prime, front office room, agreement, security deposit Municipal BuUding to bear com­ For appointment, call Add that slim look to the Trim a sew-iimple apron am UHRATION SJ2i?1y*fc*‘!Tto^ to mid eppu. ^ ehaltoog. Nohub-ri who i. i« ROOM for one or two, complete carpeted, heat, air-oondl- with a colorful flower-of- C3WICI Btx-room Roach three o f c u u m o b o b b c d _ _ . - ______Earle Everett Real Estate, ments and suggestions from figure with this hand­ oMTMMn. iiMt um torraato* school board i*--» by tnfwTlwg ** senubert, who is in DEPT. M RS. light housekeeping facUiUes, tlonlng Included. Lease re­ the-month draign em­ bedrooms, built-tna. eorpsting, a T a COURT OF PHOBa t e . eradcoiiwi be iMAid ead d a tm to - *0^ the seeker Ills rharg* of the glftsrara depoit- 6 643-1034. the pubUc. some two-tone classic! K ara** fc— ^**<1 luad “ • (kw osttr. and tor anSilb* Probeu offle# to^ Me^ “• gutdalln** OB racial Imboi- e**s*r parking. 649-OS08. quired. Stop in or caU. It’s so comfortable to broidered in rich colors o p h t m graaUy reduced Urt snd s hani9 »"*"* •*«>*, to phuinliig M OLD M AKER Future ssssion* wlU be hsM MARGE HAMPSON— 643-5163 and easy stitches for a . gara^, boaiBlAiUy trssil ^ Dtoirlel of Ootmmjt. os the lOlh cheater to mid Dtotrict. oa t e 1Mb sn ee in the capttol city bnmediate fiiU - time FOUR R(X)M flat, $130 month­ I 1 wear! N o. 1459 with private lot. Iiwpect now. 3Ud O e y ti D eerater. i K . IMS. day ot D ^ bw . A.D I***fel l«i 1st dOM mold maker. LIGHT housekeeping room, ful­ tbs first Theeday ot each moBlh lovely cover-up. No. 2638 Boo. Dsvld C. Bspp*. octork to te toreooos. asd ite JThe o * dectolonosct^ waswss takentoken Friday N . ^ *•* toto- p**c*s from«***••’ Urn* •*’ te *3 Amerteon ly. Rental agreement, security PHOTO-cuiDE is in N ew 30's. Wolvsrtoa Agsocy, Real- ly furnished. 801 Main St. Call JOHN H. LAPPEN INC. from 6 H> a.m. to 1 1 : a.m. in tha has hot-iron transfer for i«- . to ail mrm to- after oonsuitoUon srltti school of- "* piiHtotoX wiU o p e n in g . A ll c o m p a n y baoMdiate opening, deposit. Elarle Everett Real Mon. - Fri. 9 A>4. - 4 PJ^. Sizes lOH-24‘k (bust 33- tors. 649-SSlS. 643-4074. Municipal BuUding Hearing 47). Size 12%, 35 bu.rt 12 motifs; tissoe; color ______eseewtor te'w idfcSLJ* £ ! 2 l d 2 5 ^ eeld^toSSlleSf S i *72; "«toto The school authortUe* Opsiilog. wsra *“ ArntP^g with Iho good ■ benefita, go^ Estate, 643-1034. 164 E. Center St. 649-5261 chart; full directions. cvergrsene and laurel pichad on benrfitE Please a p p ly a t Room and the third Thursday of ... 1% yards of 45-inch TWO FAMILT 64 duplex. b*W Meacbaaiar. oo teetoS* of Al- d?- ^ ptoee of heer^. terem. havo aotd unofficially they will token days mg o w a ^ growth potaa- bailors, srtriiw, ptambte. mod- ■m*' 3 n * P m . lu e to pubumtosoeo^ submit Mans to corrset an Im- Thoo* romoi or oitlatlc grounds havs hsea (toed te 3H-R(X>M apartment, heated, L. each month from 6:30 to 6:30 APPLY TO plus 1 % yards of con­ SeVSti**S5*SisSflL- decornts ths llom srtssd la a tiaL Aporbnaati Plata srn kltdMSB. 1% both. Bandy *““* **“ SSTSSSet. si^Ssoi wveo balance that srtll be created by •«**» seek s plac* to Orsen- ^ — OBoe. stove and refrigerator. Refer­ 263 MAIN ST. — Office qmc* p.m. in the Tosm Counsel’s Of­ trast. A B P L Y V. KSB tat «s. trt *w tb-frt- rvMlss Bsertil. US* ATB. bBtotiOB. t3MM. Fhllbrtek TlUe (tostt detb doerm^tbm toy ISI-s epeetal project tn wblcb Negro wlch Village arc directed to th* T o iM iii M f a ' 5 3 ences and security deposit re­ available inunedtatety. Rea­ fice in the klUnldpal BuCdiag. o r A a n n a c A s T n ir to iK IONA M F . O a quired. Near hospital $100. sonable. Rent one room cr James F. Farr, X.T. MML AgMqr. Baattors, S4S4IN. rir^iViinrto!*if ~ *sd piam sad be beard ehlidraii( era bused out M th* “ to •" to* weekly VUtog* Vote*. ______cenlB ry. 8 lOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, I 06EIS COIFORATION .. us* ATE. ' " ------^------hJbk Obelr cIsbM ocslMii toe SBOM "TwS* 2 '“X to suburban schools. Ro- "Bw •Mfvr bpsrtmeiM fauntsr i s» W. T. SRANT PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, three rooms. H. 31. Fretiiette, Secretary m a Unit ot Osasesl hot water, air - conditioning, NXW roBB. MANCTESnR — Medefn. Ins- **.?**_ ite rtm«y (to nqtoierod sir assiL s c m at o ^ vers* busing reportedly srlH toR torn Join* the early ‘thunday SlC a RM4Hnd ScB 6464300. . " Reallora, 647-6666. Board of Dtreotors , Manchester Parimde Signal Oorp, garbaf* disposal, stove and MUX. eat OAKLAND OfB. Send 50r today.,fOT the m octe^ OarTistoi OstaalaL CTsdewSSU to^TZ^SpSS^TS^ mgTto teterd q U b. port of to* pUn® morning queue st the rtond CAJUCAB-Dw Ortaooo Steel Manchester, Conn. t% irtS nF new '69 Fall anJ Winter IH both*. ChasUy rooMt. firs- te a etrrrtstlm is esiil 'ditorict. toedTied o 'Uke copt by Under the state gutdeitoes. where the Voice first is dlatrlh-. Mill, a govstMaMBt-oWBod Stead refrigerator, $160 monthly. Se­ FOUR ROOM apartment, im­ PROrasnONAL office, 3N Dated at Manchseter, (3qb- ALBUM! ' c m r S S i curity dep^t required. 643- mediate occupancy $130. per Center St., heat, hot water, nsctlcut, this second day of De­ TOO a copy of pteea. S-eor gangs. ceiRral S l T " I T to-Myreog MMktooa. tm mn* schools to Hartford’s North utwl, m Baoletn " ------*oM W f ■69 4 Winur Basic nSMD MET* . . . 4873. month. 643-0301. parking. OsU 646-1680. 6464046. cem ber 1666. am oM Ml pIsesS kteatite (teffto occteoncy. Bal Owsstry soomM te jMsee whom Bnd and five schools to Ihe Unless he com# with ths rnUUsB srorte et steel Inal ysar. TASRION? Only 50< * MiMa pieeei, 4BMBmt Air B ^ Ertate, VteoMt A. l a « d s * f c ^ ^ JOHN w a l l e t t , Judso. gouto End could be deelarsd otrset sweepers he’U find him- ths htghsrt figure steM th* *■ Itei — III s srirt eopy- Bogginl. Roaltar. 64MB8X. Dorm c TL s p ST" Jades. rtsSatL D iw TA ay"' rsetouy imbolAnced. oetf «mU bock to a lias ef hunt- ploM bagoa ntiTitIn— t e 3Sgk

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fAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1969 I ______, Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock Manchester Junior Women’s Emma Nettleton Groiq) of Is 28. Director of Public. Works'■M About Town Club will have auditions for the Center Congregational Chtvch WllUam OtNeU wiU be n on | comedy, “Consultation,” tm. In Norwich State Hospital. Mystic Review, North Ameri­ kin, who ia dbairman also of the PathOnders Club at 102 Nor­ in the Hartford Courant Audi­ can Benefit Association, will the Town Plaimiiig Commlaoioii The Board of Directors’ seml- man St. Both groups meet week­ torium. Five Point Club of Temple meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd (TFC ), may give tg> the poUti- mcnihly comment seoaions, ly and are open to friends and Chapter, OES, will elect Of­ Fellows Hall. Refreshments will cal poiat in favor of oontbuilng now In their third year, have Among the state delegates at­ Fifty-Five Indicted G Is relatives of a person with a ficers and make plans for a be served. in the TFC poet. proved popular with Mandtester tending will be several from 50,000 severe drinking problem. ■ Christmas party at its meeting Dobkin eald today, ”I have residents. Ihey have produced the Manchester Property Own­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the nenrer given, any thougdtt to giv­ hundreds of suggestions and ers Protective Association. Lakota Council, Degree of Po­ complaints and resulted in The Manchester Rotary Club home cf Mrs. Robert Bantly, cahontas, wUl have a Christmas ing iq> either post. I have two ’The main speakers will be In Jersey Probe acores of correctlcna and Inno- will meet Tuesday at 6:80 p.m. 4 Garth Rd. social at its meeting Wednesdky terma to finiah — one aa Repub­ State Rep. Jotham Reynolds, Leaving Viet vationa. at the Manchester Country Club. at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows lican town dialiman, the other Rep., of Woodstock, on ’’The WASHINCITON (A!P) — Flf- equipment firm would be ap­ Cliff Tost of Arthur Andersen Mianch eater Italian-Amerioan Hall. Refreshments will be aa chairman of the planning General Assembly”; State Rep. ty-Dve persons; including a re­ proved .by the IRS. and Co. of Hartford, manager oommiaaicn. I don’t know bow ’Ihe generation gap appears to Marilyn Pearson, Rep., of Strat­ WASHINOTON (AP) — PrMt- speech on 'Vietnam: "I kiall not Society will nomineite officers served. Members are remind­ puted leader of tlie Mafia, have In a separate case, Patrick of the firm’s tax department, at its meeting tonight at 8 at ed to bring grab bag gifts. the rumor atarted, and I deny have been bridged In many of ford, on “C-DAiP (Community OambCUl c t West Orange has dent Nixon Is pulling out aaoth- hmttote to take strong and ef­ will speak on: “How to Save the clubhouse, Eldridge St. that it ia true. Manchester’s top adminiatratlve Development Action Plan” ; and been indicted by a fedwol grand been fired from the IRS because or 60,000 troops from South Vist- fective measures to deal srIUi Money on Your Income Tax.” Ihe handicraft class of the “When the terma are up,” he poMa. Mrs. Veronica Jordan, formerly Jury On various criminal of his alleged association with nam but over a hmger ported that attuotion.” The Tozer Group of Second Newcomers Club will meet to­ concluded, “I will aaaeas the John Harkins, assistant town of Vernon and now of North charges ete mining from inter­ Philip Dameo of Short Hills. D»- than he allowed tor previoiis Lost June Nixon etortsd the wlthdiawala, evidently because Congregational Church will day at 7:16 p.m. at the Com- situation. That ia when I’ll manager. Is 28 and Keith Fred­ Branford, on "Project Con­ state gamtriing acUviUea In New meo is a co-owner of Feopla’a troop wltlMlrawal program with meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the muntty Y on N. Main St. The maike a decision, and not now.” erick, administrative assistant. cern.” Express Oo., Newark, with re­ of the growing twsttblUty of a OMMiincement of tho romovol of Jeney, Atty. Gen. John N. major new enemy otfenolve. Sbrlow’s is open home of Mrs. William Freeman project will be papier macbe Mitchell announced Tuesday. puted Mafia chieftain Gerardo 20.000 men by tha end of August of 126 Avery St. for a Christmas creche figures. Catena. Nixon announced hla ttrinl In September be sold siwiher Eveiy Night till 9 Mitchell said the two sealed outback In a tolsvlaton speech 80.000 would oome out by Doe. party. Members are reminded inctictments, returned Monday So far the grand Jury bos thru Xmas to bring a gift for their secret M. Sgt. Ralph P. Satterfiold, subpoenaed Newark Mayor Monday night He sat April 10, 10. Both rounds have been com­ In Newark federal court, Includ­ four months from now, os the pleted. By AprU u the thbd (S at tin 5:30) pal and a grab beg gift. Mra. son of Rai^A Satterfield of 44 ed charges of conspiracy to vio­ Hugh J . Addoolzlo, who pleaded PhllUp Waid and Mrs. Wayne Lewis St., Is serving with the the Fifth Amendment, several ileadUne tor reinoving Um round should bring tha total of late racketeering and extortion 00,000. For hla two prevtoua removals to 110,000. Sacrist will be co-hostesses. U.S. Air Force as a flight en­ credit laws. (See Page T m ) wUhdrawsls he hod allowed The actual troop level when gineer with the 668nl Reocn- ffimultaneous with Mitchell’s about three montia each. Nixon made hie first anneoned- nalssance Squadron at Korat announcement, FBI Director J. The President coupled his an­ Royal Thai AFB, 'nwUand. CHRISTMAS STARTS at Bdgar Hoover said FBI agents nouncement with a teiwwed (gee Page Blevoa) WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES had already b^iun rounding up warning to North Vietnam that Msrtne Sgt, Dennis C. An­ some cf the 86 in what he called he wUl take "strong and effec­ derson, son of Mr. end Mrs. MANCHESTEirS “the largest series of federal Pupils Study 26 tive maosuraa” If be finds that R. C. Anderson of Edgerton gambling arrests ever conduct­ “tnersoasd ensmy action Jeop- Day In,.,Day Ouf,,, St., la serving with the Second ed” In the ana. oRlIaas our remaining foroea in Battalion, ‘Third Marine Regi­ Most Complete Hoover said Samuel Rizzo De In Nightclub Vietnam.” Senate Okays ment, at the Marine Corps Base, Cavalcante, who he said, has At the some Urns he said he Camp Pendleton, CaUf. T V C E N T E R been idenURed as a boas of La had received ’’cautloiisly op- on PRESCRIPTIONS INC. Oosa Noatra, was cne of those In Louisiana ttmlaUc” reports from obasrv- $ 70 BiUion In order to provide a long charged In tte ImUotments. o n and from U. 8. olvtUon and . re$ulting in meaningful holiday weekend for town em­ VILLE PLATTE, La. (AP) — The iiMUctments cam e after a Desks sit idle in the piddle mlHtary leaders in Vietnam. Ha ployes, Town Manager Robert long InveaUgatloH by an organ­ quoted from a re$wrt mods to For Defense tavingB to you every day! Weiss is giving them Dec. 26 schools while hundreds o t white ised ertane strike force of the elementary pupils carry their him by ons obosrvar. Sir Robert off, os a substitute for Feb. 12, mamiif'iccnt WASHINaTON (A P) — ’» e N o 19 s and downs in your Ffesorlptlon Justice Department, with FBI books dally to a nlj^itclub, a ’Thompaan, a British veteran of Senate approved nearly $70 btl- oosts—no "dlsooanta” today, “Reiulnr normally a holiday for them. agents Joining in the probe. sntl-Oommuntst warfare In I V I c i g n C l v o j x . grocery store and other make­ (AP naaotu) a .1. ..Iw, turning oelda a prioes” tomoRowI Tile Investigation was coordi- shift school sites. H gh £c.xx>l This picture, said to show heavily armed Viet Cong boys, wks reportedly tak­ Photo Shows Southaoet Asia, who was, Nixon Uirust by Safeguard oppw No "rndnoed specials”—no "tem pon^ Women’s Fellowship of Sec­ hated by Asst. Atty. Gen. Will students attend classes in a con­ en from film captured near My Lai, shortly before the alleged massacre. wild, eariier peettm lttlc about redactions” on PresoriptliMis to Idra ond Congregational Church all R . WUsen, chief of the depart­ verted cattle auction barn. the oonduot of tlM war. any U.S. combat troops to ’Ihal- o u sto m e rst Smip meeting scheduled for to­ ment’s criminal division and It’s part of the protest In ”A winning poettion in the land and Loos. Armed Youth awias of obtaining a Juat peace A t the same time, there Is never any night has been canceled. Frederick B. Lacey, the U.S. at­ EvangeUne Paritti - French • GIFTS torney In Newark. (whether negotiated or not) and Approved 80-4, the Senats’a oompromlse In senrioe or qnalityl speaking Cajun country — Mrs. Dorothy C. Standish of The IwUotments charged the of maintaining on Indepaiident, version setting detenm appto- against federal court school de­ Nixon Plan Gets Saigon O.K. In Viet W ar priaUona at $00.0 bUUon was 14 Fleming Rd. is on a com­ lasjJjig pleasure! Indivlduala with using Interttate segregation wders. non<3ommuntot South Vietnam mittee for a tour of Spain spon­ C O LO R T V telephone communications to has been achieved but we ore some $0 MHIon leas than asked “The Impetus of a common SAIGON (AP) — President of American troops pulled out o t qieoktng, the Viet Cong mode FT. BBNNINO, Oa. (AP) - A by the Pentagon. The House has We DeUver sored by the Eastern Connect­ promote fllegal bookmaking ac­ enemy—federal Interventioa—la not yet through,” Nixon quoted Nguyen Van Tlileu expressed Vietnam since last June and Ito first major terrorist attackpicture of armed w m en and approved $70 MUlon. An addl- icut State College Alumni Asso­ tivities. our greatest asset,” said the Thompeon os aoying. Everjrwhere Other charges involved travel wUl cut the authorised tro in Saigon in three monttia. Thompeon recommended ear­ tionsl $2 NlUon tor mUttory ciation. ’The tour will leave New Rev. Melvin Plauche, president approval todayly of Preaident 434,000. Official Moving In under a voUey ot “ I*'* . .. housing and conatruoUon construction wl will be Fast York City on Feb. 22 and re­ In interstate commerce to carry of the Evangeline Academy, a on Illegal gambling activities Nixon’s troop withdrawal ,„upces said that by AprU IS the covering rtfle fire, three terror^ Ylet Cong unit operating out of VletnanTdllh ”o ^ rovered In other legtsiaUon. turn March 1. The trip is open new private school system. Senate gollerlea were cleared to alumni, faculty and friends and soliciting information about pi.ne and said South Vietnam’s number of Americans In Viet- Ists used plastic sxpkMlves to tto M y Lai area Just before an ____ unulng^ _U. _8. support______In the The academy has collected toroea are graduaUy assuming nam should be 4,000 to 8,000 be- Now up the printing plantam milof wrmr9 an swamm^mnaaA aUsged Ka*massacre tf fl > —,» by U.S. troops . . . background.” and ’The rocommenda- chamber doors bolted Mon­ of the college. pending raids from law enforce­ some other assets during Its ment officials. thrflr ’’Increasing riiare” of the low that cetllng. independent, anti-Oommunlet was puNiahed In today’s edl- uon la In line with Nixon’s atot- day for debata that lad to a bon Superb Console ttKHt life—$400,000 in donations, on using monsy for ’’totroduo- Richard Bassett of 98 Lydall De Cavalcante, 68, of Prince­ war effort. The U.S. Command said the ^ ^ ed policy. memberships and tuition and a North Vietnam rejected the «ai wMch ‘American Van Buy. MUitary V** **?**‘’* * '^ was rrieosed Nixon did not say he agrees llon of American ground troops St. has returned home from a ton, N.J., was identified as the student body of some 2,400. owner of Kenworth Oorp. of announcemMat as mesningleas. ^ puUed out In the epokesmen aaM six persons * ’’winning poelUon” has In Loos and ’rhaltond.” ’Ilie vole two-week vacation in Miami, Its backers say a new $100,000 on this amendmwU was 7$-17 Fla. h with Automatic Fine Tuning. Kenilworth; N.J. He was elementary school for the acad­ Radio Hanoi said the withdraw- redeployment wlU be made were wounded and the terrartate *J*|*,J*^^**J*, LST***** *®***eved. But Whtte House cha|!i^ on two counts. al of 00,000 more American by a confer- oadliC! officials did not quarrel with the after two hours of pscrot dtocus- emy will open by the first of the troops by Ai^ IB "makes aboo- ^ officers with Oen. ^S***** Vletnimeee eorese r*- *?**^..** aaseeament. ■ion, otdy ths fifth time since John Mather Chapter, Order Officials withheld the identi­ year. Tlien the temporary faclU- ties (rf others charged pending Woiid War II the chamber has of DeMolay, will meet tonight at ttes—some of which double tor hitoly no progress toward end- crrighton W. Ahrams, the U.S. ^ however, ’’there to Oven cloaed. m always brings you perfectly- arrest. mg tile war.” It caltod once ^^ander to Vtotoam. *?*****. _____ '"■‘‘“htog nmr Nement to 7 :80 at U Masonic Temple. otbsr use a t .night |md ldtoro srero killed a ^ ?*1 develop to that extant.” perintendent, said the public •7 wounded. trial hearing to the case of U. "luTchNceTf atTAntU U tor^ »i» the two Southeast were being rounded tq> by feder­ school system has not felt any nam to gradually assume Its to- today **»»♦ draft calls will al agents. About a doaen were WlUtom L . CoUey Jr., who has ^ ^ completed new notions "was definitely to financial effects. The State De­ creasing share of the responsl- be reduced next yeer about 10 MOS(X)W (AP) _ 1110 .»> a»v,v,Soviet been___ charged ^ by the Army with {* withdrawal, offtotols sold, *Alaska and Hawaii. ment. hote: A gun te Mt a gun until -a it bright and be-ribboned. SIMULATED TV REUETTION "It didn’t occur to me” until aomo ported to 1888. Moot of Ms., tho ports are eerowMia. Esnapt reoentiy that tha tow vtoiationo oro tor foiling to dto- for tho Rnasa. aU tho porU con the loophale. Sen. Thomas J. elooo criminal records or fof ns- 'Be importod. Evan twudaeh bar- Dodd, the leglNntion'e chief tog flctitouo aomoo whan pur- rete eon he bnportad by the BUY NOWON YOUR SINGER FTO-36 rhortug a gtm. BEHIND THE OOUNTER OR BEHIND THE TUBE, NORHAirS HAS THE EXPERTS! . i u nnngreaNnml openaor, oaid in thiuieande. oMheugh a r t i ^ os- CREDITACCOUNI; on interview. ^ An niB fhmmlsNomi Ran­ eemMed gun with a twe-tach you choose, defer monthly payments until BUY NOW FOR OHRISTIIAS DEUVERY - PAVIKNTS TAILOREO TO NEET YOUR BOOOET! "I didn’t know the Impocten dolph W. ‘nuower told s Bmots bnrrol can net. February, 1970 -OR use the S in ^ U q r^ y Pl^ soheommittoo it ia difficult to Dodd's kiU would fhonge that, a small deposit w ill hold were that greedF-” Oonnaet- gINCER tout Democrat sold. "We Nnt atotiaticaUy avoluate whaOtor sprirtof the goverameat's Im­ 3ny item until Doc. 20. ientjbr I M I MwAriMMfTWibarilNOiRladkp/* 00 tho importation of thto the tow V io preventing fotoM. port atoadords to all guM sold droodhil type of gun only to luronflea. thq mentally lU or PerFcf addrewotMoreaddreM ol Hore nM « ^ whM atgoe V I or dohvored ia tho tlaitod Stoteo } J CIphoneboohundwaNQleBSliwny Service is wokoup and find< drag uaors from buying firo- ot whore thay ore oi* doing thto. 0*0 < onna "Wa conaoi toU you how sties and *ATIed«nwrfcof THC SINOn COMfWNY. our As tho tow's first anniversary m any.. . " ha oold. would bo naorod. Dodd tntndneed a one- Itoleat FBI rtsttotlcs dtorioaod banned, os woidd larger weap­ lb i guns Were used to commit 884 MAIN ST., BfANCiU»TER-M 7-143S oentenc* MU Ihit wmdd omwto ons that are unsafe, too light or Dennie McGuirg, bfilligtkg tdchnkian in thfi Dadd INC. PfiffI Wedtenbergvr. fbmrm s enforcement officer the act and kon the oole or do- M par eoat of an murdtn and 574 WINDSOR AVB., WINDSOR—386-ISTe ^ • Best Product so thskby Ihoy lock tha oecura- County Public Sfiffity Dg|it. displfijr* ,2S

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