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LXXXIX, NO. n o (EIGHTEEN PAGES — SUPPLEMENT) MANCHESTER, (X)NN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1970 (CbUMlfled Advertising on Page 15) PRICE TEN CENTS Muldoon. is in eharge of the gift book. The proffrain will be a meat demonstration by Stop luid Shop Inc. Kcfreshmenta will be Eugene Brewer, minister of The msin of Temple Beth Been Named served by Mrs. Harold Glglio the Churdi of Christ, will con­ Sholom will' hold their monthly OPEN TONIGHT till 9:30 and Mrs. (.'liristopher CuUeton. duct a service tomorrow nt 8:15 Breakfast-Service at 3 a.m. on Tho meeting is open to all wom­ a.m. on radio station ,W1NF. tomorrow. A discussion on a Bahy-Sitting en of the parish. Tho 15-minute weekly program contemporary subject will be Moroccan Official, is siMjnsored by the Manches­ led by Howard Gold. Full-Time Job Antiiony, Heather Louise, daughter of Winston imCenter St. church. Mrs. Frances Blaney ere today the Moroccan govern- secretary of state delivered a Minor, Russell ilohu, son of Bernard «md Joyce Willard will demonstrate cake decorat­ ford. All of the couple's friends Shanks to "board" fier two Total Pullout from War The lecture is open to all inter­ Miner, 6BB Congress St., Manchester. He was bom Feb. 2 at ment Is deeply concerned over letter from President Nixon In- children, ages 1 and 2, ex­ ested profe.ssional people. ing- are Invited to attend the event. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grimdimr- the prospect of further U.8. vitlng King Hassan to visit the cept on weekends. WASHINGTON (AP)— ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Willard, 151 Hartford Rd., Miui- arms shipments to Israel. United States. No date was ‘"nie woman come back chester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ru.ssell American officials said Lar- fixed, but the visit was tenta- after the first week and gave The Democratic Policy Miner, 53 Mather St., Manchester. He has a slstter, Jennifer, 4. akl raised the matter during a lively set for July. me $50,” Mrs. Shanks said. Council was summoned into 60-mlnute meeting with Rogers, ^ad a 15-mlnute pri- “She sold she had no jdace session today to act on a LePard,, Kristen Malre, daughter of Donald and Emily who is on the first leg of a 10-na­ vate talk with the king prior to to take the children for the tion tour of Africa. 9tmad LeFhird, 7d Andover Rd., East Hartford. She was bom ONE DAY ONLY a luncheon hosted by Hassan in weekend and' asked If I'd series of broad domestic Jan. . 31 at Mtmcheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal The officials said Laraki also a downtown Rabat hotel. keep them.” and foreifim policy state­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander LePard, Portland, warned against any attempt by The mother never came FEB. 8. 1970 Moroccan commitment to the Conn. the Big Four to Impose a Middle back. The children lived with ments including a call for 1. 4 .< •> i*> C L IP AND East solution without taking ac- cause and U.S. support for the Shanks eight weelcs be­ total U.S. withdrawal from Pltci, Michael Vincent, son of Vincent and Patricia Fitz­ count of the Arab population of 1®™®* considered the rea- fore the weMare agency put Vietnam within 18 months. gerald P*itzl, 94 Highland Dr., Wapping. He was bom Jan. 30 Palestine. ®®" the Moroccans gave the them in a footer home. Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents In an earlier meeting with American secretary of “ I thought batoy - sitting are Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, 100 N. Lakewood Circle, Fdrelgn Minister Abdelhadl Africa something would be a way to help out saying he did not want to under­ Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Boutaleb, both Rogers and Bou- an all-out welcome, during the strike. But It only mine President Nixon’s efforts Samuel Fhtzi, Lynn, Mass. His maternal great-grandmother is taleb expressed concern over Rosers and his wife were mode things worse,” Mrs. to settle the war, suggested Ip Mrs. Bridget Fitzgerald, Bloomfield. He has a brother, Thom­ the growing foreign - presuma- ^ colorful welcome Shanks said. advance of the meeting the 66- as, 3; and two sisters, Linda, 4%, and Ellen, 20 months. bly Egyptian - Infiltration Into Morocco’s an- member council delete any spe­ * * • »i *1 Ubya, the officials said. religious capital 120 miles cific time limit from the propos­ Fox, Cheryl Fay, daughter of David and Janet Aronow Rogers paid tribute to the E «»rted al drafted by a subcommittee Fox, Gardner Rd., Vernon. She was bom Jan. 30 at Manches­ moderating and stabilizing In- 1.000-year^ d city headed by Averell Harriman. ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. fluence of Morocco and its pro- " State SchcK>ls Meanwhile, antiwar factions €uid Mrs. Moses Aronow, Newton Lower Falls, Mass. Her pa­ ______flowing robes, the visitors walk­ on the council were considering ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Abe Fox, Hull, Mass. ed for an hour around the cob­ a bid to etrengthen the Harrt- She has two brothers, Robert, 6, and Michael, 3. bled streets. Now Offering man statement. G G « Gi ■* Boutaleb met Rogers and* his The all-day council meeting Farrell, Michael Joseph, son of William P. and Barbara JUST RECEIVED W gher-V ps^ wife at the airport Saturday came a day after congressional GUdart F'arrell, 160 Irene Dr., RFD 4, Vernon. He was bom night but made no welcoming Black Studies Democrats presented a nation­ Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ speech. A state banquet by the ally televised view of the state parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold GUdart, Cambridge, Mass. A HUGE SELECTION OF Triggered king was canceled, and instead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the nation, an equal-Ume re­ His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Flirrell, Boutaleb gave a dinner for the ^ „ , , ply to Nixon’s State of the Union Cambridge, Mass. He has two brothers, David, 10, and Steven, visitors. College students across the message. 5; and a sister, Lori, 7. Rogers told newsmen his talk year begged for The Democratic version fo­ Cedley Arrest with Boutaleb was very friend- studies programs. In Con- cused on a troubled citizenry Spohn, Jonathan Aaron, son of William and Kathleen ly, with the Moroccan economy. n®®“ ®“t. the plea was answered and the issues of this congres­ STEEL UTILITY- CABINETS FT. BENNING. Ga. (AP) Mulheran Spohn, 24 Hartland Rd., Manchester. He was bom sional election year. It consisted The chief legal officer for this North African affairs and the ^ Z T ' . .u Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ GOOD SUNDAY ONLY of Interviews and dlscusslona parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mulheran, Monroeville, Pa. infantry center testified today to M ^ r o c c T a m Z p i^ ’ra m " sa°mpl^ between congressional Demo­ His paternal grrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Spohn, SINGLE AND DOUBLE DOORS — KITCHEN CABINETS WITH FORMICA TOP AND crats and citizens in Washing­ Bethel Park, Pa. He has a brother, Christopher, and a ^r^clmrges against Lt. William ^ j, co n iflT was n „ ^ >^8:®® have Jointly drawn up an ton, Los Angeles, Houston and L. Galley Jr. came from higher sister, Diana, 4%. intercollegiate program that of- Detroit. DRAWER — GARMENT HANGING CABINETS— LINEN CABINETS WITH SHELVES headquarters in Washington. tioned, he said. u ____. 11 .. ...1, f®rs more than 50 courses in The airing of the Democratic Ool. Robert M. Lathrop told a craftemen studies and related sub­ stone, Darcy Ann, daughter of Richard and Donna Good­ — BROOM AND MOP CABINETS — CHINA CABINETS. COLORS ARE WHITE — pretrial hearing on defense mo- c^ s-legged as they em- show prompted T. Coleman An­ in Stone, 1638 Main St., South Windsor. She was bom Jan. 31 tlons that a sworn statement brassware and >®ath®r students enrolled at the Hart- drews Jr. of Richmond, 'Va., na- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents ional chairman of the Ameri­ BROWN AND BRONZE. REGULAR LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ARE $6.47 TO $32.92 pertaining to the case was for- Seminary Foundation, the are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goodin, Wilson. Her paternal grandpar­ can party, to ask major televi­ warded to him by the Army in- Bouchta, gave him Graduate Center of R-nsselaer (AP Photofax) ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Stone, 1121 Main St., South sion networks Sunday night for spector general’s office. ‘ 'J'® bellows Polytechnic Institute, St. Joseph Vietnamese civilian grimaces as he is ministered to aboard a U.S. helicopter. He Windsor. She has a brother, David, 3. THE FOLLOWING COUPONS GOOD SUNDAY ONLY FEB. 8,1970.. Laird Leaves equal treatment for his organi­ *1 * • However, Lathrop sold he and a brass-studded leather mm vim One ------__— ^ ---- .._ College. — Trinity ...... J College and the was of many civilians wounded by Cong booby traps in the Mekong Delta. zation of third-party groups that never received any Instructions University of Hartford may take Drakes, Stephen Bruce, son of Kerry and Dawn Damon backed George C. Wallace’s Tt7 CUP & SAVE COUPON 7t?CLIP & SAVE COUPON In preparing charges against ^ ceremonial luncheon feast courses In the field at any of Diiakes, TTiompson Hill Rd., Columbia. He was bom Jan. 30 For Vietnam presidentiail campaign In 1968. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Galley. w m given In a tent near a lake- the other four institutions. YOUB CHOICE OF TEENS’ AND WOMEN’S Galley, 26, is charged with g^^ov® at Sidi Hra^m, j,ew Havm, Yale Unlver- The Democratic Policy Coun­ are Mr. and Mrs. Donfild Damon, Bedford, Mass. His paternal OCR ENTIRE STOCK OF WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- cil, headed by former Vice gxAKfmOther is Mrs. James Drakes, Boylston, Mass. His pa­ murdering 102 Vietnamese civil- miles outside Fez. Squatting gj^y offers a major in Afro- G/s, Cong in Four-Day Battle DRESS SHOES Ians at My Lai March 16, 1968. cushions In Arab style, Rog- American studies^ the core of tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird President Hubert H. Humphrey, ternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Sylvia Mastorakls, Methuen, LAOIES’ WALLETS and his top mllltaiy officer left was urged In the Harriman sub- Mass. He has twin brothers, James and Christopher, 3. Fashion Right, Midi Lathrop was called as a wit- e*"® used his fingers to dip into which comprises courses that SAIIGON (AP) —South Viet- In a clash this morning, gov- emment to release the men and for Vietnam today to check the committee proposal to reject A Large Selection of Heel, Blunt Toe. ness on a defense motion which ®P*cy offerings of couscous and were In the Catalogue even be- Styles and Colors to 88 namese spokesme said today emment spokesmen said, two the boat. prospects for further American President Nixon’s policy of con- Whipple, Coral Ann, daughter of Robert Sr. and Linda 00 Smooth Patent. alleges that command Influence steamed lamb. tt>re the major was introduced. mercenaries were killed and"The crewmen apparently be- troop withdrawals. ditioning future U.S. troop wlUl- Choose From. These Attractive and was brought to bear In the decl- As he ate, Rogers watched The Univ-rslty of Connecticut government forces Bernard Whipple, 21 River St., Rockville. She was bom Jan. are in our Ladles’ one wounded and 16 enemy came misorlented In the dark Laird, taking off from An- drawals on the Paris peace Comfortable WITH COUPON Sion to try Galley oil the barefoot Moroccan dancing girls gt storrs rushed through a black have killed at least 117 North 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She has a brother, Rob­ Department. WITH COUPON Sizes 5/10. were killed. Twenty-six North when returning to their station drews Air Force Base In subur- talks, the level of violence pro- ert Jr., 3. ^ Without Cou^n ^1.1^ Without Coupon 88.07 *^Latorop said he discussed the 1®® mountain tribesm^** ^ ^ s are^ tor captured six in Vietnamese were killed Sunday, J5 miles dow^tream from the banMaryland, declined to say gress In developing South Vlet- case with the Judge Advocate The foreign minister gave a bta a i^ ^ is not of- ^ f®ur-day battle still going on government spokesmen said. No ^ communique m advance whether the Nixon namese forces. Perry, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of James Jr. and Mary­ -J General’s office In Washington state dinner Sunday night In Ra- fared’ in the western Mekong Delta’s American casualties were re- adminlstraUon la ready to go The proposal said: "It should ann Siemlenskl Perry, 429 Center St., Manchester. She was T e a c u p & SAVE COUPON bom Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal and was told "do nothing until bat for Rogers. At Wesleyan University in Plain of Reeds. . announced depend wholly and exclusively Hn ILTw Tt A* *. c. T r-vV. *-\ 0 1 4 you hear from us.” He added The secretary flies to Tunis Middletown, Associated Provost The battle in the savanna land The enemy troops are report- ^® ’ ” ®^'‘ crMSing 6 0 .^ man pullout to be com- upon the interests and policy of 775^ CLIP & SAVE COUPON TZf CLIP & SAVE COUPON HIDDEN MAGIC L t he later was told the case late today. The State Depart- Edgar Beckham says a program S S s Ume o W ^ i ^ s ed to be f r L the North ^ et- thte ‘ ‘' I ‘" ‘ T " James L. Perry, 211 Hollister St., Manchester. She has a sls- WOMEN’S ™ I HAIR SPRAY was “ all yours” . ment says the purpose of his 16- exists, but It "defies exact de- ?i!^tatoeVmatoTftehU "amese 88th Regiment, one of P ^^aPh® *- Charles Ryan this The defense chief seemed to and that poUcy require a firm Lathrop said the statement day trip is to demonstrate scriptlon.” a.ii-ino- tv, viot four North Vietnamese regl- indicate, however, that the con- and unequivocal commitment to UTILITY OXFORDS Large 18-oz. was from ” Pfc. Paul Meadlo” ’’growing U.S. Interest in Afri- A sampling of the courses of- reported during the Viet P The patrol boat had been tied dltions may be right for addi- the American people that all Economy Size. Choioe of Normal- and was very brief. He did not ca.” fered in the five-college pro- ^ternear Chau 1W X s ^ '» ^ ® ^-S. forces will be withdrawn Full Cushion Insole. or Extra Control. disclose the nature of the state- Addressing members of the gram in Hartford includes ” Re- ended at 7 a.m. today 6 ooliron alonp- the Oambo midstream, and at least some of. namization” plan to turn over from Vietnam. We see no rea­ Man Made Materials ment. American Embassy staff today, ligion of the Black American” p m. EST Sunday. west saigon aio^ ^ j^e crew had been drinking more combat responsibiUly to son why this withdrawal ahould LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON Pull Rlpplo Sole One of those taking part in the Rogers said that the United at Hartford Seminary Founda- fighting began when an border Kieq m>ng w ^ aboard the barge. Apparently, the South Vietnamese Is ” gping not be completed within 18 Sizes 5/10 WITH COUPON Without Coupon $1.49 My Lai action was Paul J. States has more reason to help tlon, "The History and Culture American helicopter was fired '"®®- wnere me currem oaiue is ^hile they drank, the river cur- forward at a very adequate months.” Meadlo, 22, of Terre Haute, Ind. Africa than any other country of the Black American” at St. °n Friday. Government merce- “ ® ‘ ^ rent turned the barge around pace.” During a program telecast Without Coupon ?2.97 He was quoted In an interview "because 11 per cent of our peo- Joseph College, "The Uterature nartes led by U.S. Special ‘ "at the unit has been sighted. and pointed the patrol boat to- .^^^111 be the defense chief’s Sunday in Miami, Fla., Hum- broadcast over the Columbia pie have an African back- of Negritude” at Trinity and Forces made a helicopter as- The Cambodian government Is ward Cambodia. second visit to South Vietnam phrey said Nixon is making Broadcasting System’s radio ground.” "The Expansion of European Cl- sault into the area, aibout eight holding an American river The crew of another river since becoming secretary of de- some political points with his 77? CUP & SAVE COUPON ^ network as saying Galley told He said he believes the State vtltzatlon in Africa” at/the Uni- miles southwest of Moc Hoa and patrol boat and five U.S. boat was reported to have seen fense. Following Laird’s first Vietnam policy but the adminis- 7 t? CUP & SAVE COUPON hlm, "You know what to do with tlon is less concerned with Cold versity of Hartford. 60 miles west of Saigon, and Navy men who strayed the craft heading for the fron- trip last March, President Nix- tration should set a troop wlth- them, don’t you?” referring to War Isues In Africa than pre- More than 60 students from touched off a succession of run- across the border. Navy sources tier. But thinking it was on a on made a decision to order the drawal timetable, f " " " MEN’S GREEN wi PRO”TOOTHBRUSHES some Vietnamese civilians. vious administrations. the five colleges took advantage ning fights. indicated their navigation was mission, the sailors made no ef- first withdrawals from South ” It is imperative, since Amer ‘ WORK OXFORDS Meadlo said In the Interview example,” he said. "In program during the fall pieid reports said about 10 ^ Vietnam. ica’s domestic priorities require Adult Size. Choice that he repUed‘Yes. So I took it the Vavs of Prosident'El7c"nhow- “ '"®®‘e‘-- eovem m enr trooos ” had been ®f ® Another A m e r 1 c a n boat The troop celling has since disengagement from the strug- Oil Bwistant Sole, of Assorted Bristles for granted he Just wanted us to er we were very concerned over "W 'ns about 50 majors killed and a dozen wounded. The “u ^ ^ ° C o .!l^ d said the 1 J " » “ ™P*“ -®y Soft, Mail Made 100 and Colors. "watch " them. And he left...... and Soviet influence in Ghana-and Potential majors in Its black n^ercenaries and their Green - Command said toe ju,y igeg, with 11 U.S. sol- 434,000. added. Uppers. LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON came back about 10-15 minutes yet it did not materialize. program from an enroll- boat crossed the border 100 diers and a South Vietnamese While noncommittal on most The Democratic state of the Fronatin, 40 Olcott St., Apt. 205, Manchester. He was l!om Sb>ck. Buy Now Long Wearing. later and said ’How come you Hient of 4,000 studcnts. The num- officers are sup- miles west of Saigon last Thurs- private aboard. They were re- questions about the future of the nation telecast Sunday—pro- Feb. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ and Save! Sizes 7/12 WITH COUPON Without Coupon 2/69c ain’t killed them yet’ ?” H r American helicopter day night. It said Washington war, Laird did use the occasion duced at an estimated cost of WITH COUPON we parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Fahs, Barcelona, Spain. His ” I went to the office of ths e don t think of Africa In that (See Page Eleven) eiinshinsgunships and fiehter-bombers.fighter-bombers. ha.shas asked the Cambodian eov-gov (See PazePage Eleven) ibefore_«„___ a »few______reporters____ ...i who______saw between _ $30,000______and $50,000,_____ ..to Without Coupon ^ $48 each Without Coupon $2.97 way.” paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Colman Fronstin, Judge Advocate General in He said he beliees the State him off at the airport to warn be paid by the party’s coiigres- Hallendale, Fla. that the defense budget he re- sional campaign conunlttees— *" Department had "gained a good drafting specifications. and cenUy submitted to Congress featured incumbents whose deal of vigor” 77? CUP & SAVE COUPON those specifications were sent to cannot stand cuts. seats are up for election this TZfcLIP 8- SAVE COUPON the stu^nt brigade In the event flee. ” Our standing is very g^xid,” "This is a rock bottom, bare year, they saw fit to press charges,” MEN’S & BIO BOYS’ he said. ” Our relations with Medicare Payments Total bonea budget,” Laird said. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of “Gillette” RAZOR BLADES Lathrop testified. The $71.6 billion spending pro- Ma.ssachusctts was a prominent STEP-INS Galley was assigned to the I say this rather posal for the fiscal year begin- Democrat who was consptcuous- student W a d e at Ft. Bennlng think that our relations with the ning next July has already been ly absent. A party official said . Continental Style in Pack of 10 Super at the time. ' the Newest Step-In 00 Stainlees Steel. Lathrop said he received a press are good. And I think the (See Page Eleven) (Bee Page Eight) LIMIT 2 Million Dollars at Clinics Extra Cushioned telephone call from a Col. Wil- policies formulated by Presi­ Insoles, Soft and WITH COUPON dent Nixon have been well re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — D6c- cause of the number of doctors Dr. Wilbur was a partner in Flexible Uppers. WITH COUPON Without Coupon $1.19 (See Page Eight) ceived.” tors at two clinics In Texas and involved. the clinic until last summer Sizes 7/12 .t. *^1' Without Coupon $1.40 Without Coupon $8.97 California received medicare The report also said 68 indivl- i when he became assistant exec­ dual doctors were paid at least utive vice president of the AMA a: IC payments totaling about $1 mil­ $100,000 a year by medicare. at Its Chicago headquarters. lion tor each group in a single Florida led with 37, more than He could not be reached Americans Have Been Fed year, a Senate report shows. all the other states together. immediately for comment. TiJ CUP & SAVE COUPON W 7c? CLIP & SAVE COUPON A top official of the American At least 36 other doctors got The Palo Alto Clinic was Iden­ PACKAGE OF 72 I Medical Association was among $100,000 from medicaid, the tified by a Blue Shield spokes­ KOTEX TAMPONS Beef from Diseased Cattle the doctors at one of the clinics health program for the poor. man in California from comput­ SPRING CLOTHES PINS at Palo Alto, Calif. New York, California and Mich­ er records of the serial number WASHINGTON (AP) — anatomically different, say Ag- The Scott and White Clinic at igan topped this list. listed for the $915,000 medicare Durable Hardwood Box of 10 Americans during the last fiscal riculture Department experts, Temple, Tex., received $1.3 mil­ The Senate report kept the IMiyment in the Senate report. for Long Service ' Regular or Super year ate millions of pounds of that comparisons with poultry lion in medicare payments tor names secret luid listed the doc­ The clinic's administrator, 44 LIMIT 2 Its 107 doctors In 1968 for the tors and clinic groups only by WITH COUPON WITH COUPON beef from cattle that had "can- are limited except on aesthetic John Johnson, said in a tele­ cer eye” or similar tumorous grounds. largest group billing listed tm- confidential code numbers, such phone Interview the amount Without Coupon 69c { Without Coupon $1.48 disorders. Agriculture Depart- But last week Dr. Jesse L. der medicare. ns ’’YYY20677Y.” ✓ seemed to be higher than he n n n n n n rxjnnnnnnnnrLrj~u~Lj~rtrT ■ ■ ■ i ‘ ^ ^ ...... ,im ment records show. Stelnfeld, U.S. surgeon general. The Palo Alto Medical Clinic However, the clinics were thought his records showed. He Nearly 103,000 cattle carcass- iq|^ Agriculture Depart- gol $015,000 the same year for identified by The Associated said he was rechecklng them. es checked by federal Inspectors ment, a ban on diseased poultry 130 doctors. Dr. Richard S. Wil­ Press through ’ government Tile largest one-year payment 7 t? CUP & SAVE COUPON 77? CLIP & SAVE COUPON were held In meat plants until should continue ’’predominantly bur, who Is now the'AMA's sec­ ■sources and official records. to doctors listed in the Senate tumorous parts were whittled „ „ aesthetld” grounds and bc- STEEL BLADE t ond-highest staff official, was a John Gill, administrator of the report was $2.3 million under out. 'The remainder of the meat cause ^'iehtists do not have all partner in the Palo Alto clinic at Scott and WhlteiClinlc, said in a medicaid to the staff of a hospi­ was put on the market, accord- tj,e an.swers. SNOW SHOVEL that tlme.\i telephone interview that the $1.3 tal In New York City. Soilu’ces \lng to the statistics. ;The Agriculture Department, The AMA was a fierce foe of million coye^-edi work by 107 r Identified it as Presbyterian \' But the department says the which admiAiHters federal meat medicare when it was passed physlciuns 'who larc paid fixed sturdily Built for Hospital, a huge medical coml cattle situation *^*‘‘ ®*'*, poullfy*^ inspection, ^ays four years ago as the federal salaries rather than irecelvlng I.ong ^rvlce. chicken processing in which...UI..U .the' u » ...... ipc^ihsed tunior on the eye dflh plex wlGi nearly 1,600 beds.' Hardwood Handle & ! health program-tor the elderly. patient fees.l • ’ More than $1 million in medi­ government requires any bird poses no threat to the rest I’l The Senate Finance Commit- Tlic TexasTollnlc, foundi|d/at WITH COUPON with a tumorous part be entirely Qf »he carcass. If the anlmdl’s caid payments went to staff doc­ jrtee ,$taf)f^/report Usted at least the turn Of ' the century )as a destroy^ and not passed on to head Is condemned, experts say, tors at a, ymaller institution, Without Coupon $1.97 / sbe medicare and medicaid pay- frontier railroad hospital centerl the conJbmer. the public can be assured that identified by the sources as the \ menls'lift the million bracket. • One distinction, say federal -[^6 hamburger and roasts ejsc- $1 is now ohe of llie\large/»t In thel Urookdixl^ Hospital Center In The "^others authoritles, Is that leukosis or where in the carcass are safe to went to hospital country. Brooklyn. A Michigan hospital’s chicken cancer vims may be gat. groups of doctors, two of them 'Hie Palo AUo Clinic also re­ doctors gol $928,000 from medi­ spread throughout the bird Qf jjjg 103,000 cows temporari- In New York City. ceived $203,559 tlirough medi­ care. DEPT. - A COMPLETE ASSORPENT OF 8 TRAGinTERETTARl while a localised tumor on a ,y j,eld back In fiscal 1969, 168 There was no Indication of ir­ caid In the same year tor a total Those amounts represented Armed for Prayers cow’s head has no relation with carcasses had carcinoma—In- regularity In the payments to of $1.1 million from tile two goW only the doctors’ services under the roast on her mmp, volvlng tumors which may ap- any of tho clinics. Officials said ernmenl programs. Most of its the programs and did not In- Vietnumese-Chinese Ixiy curries his toy pistol as M Red meat animals such as Joint payments to medical 130 doctors .serve on the medical he visits a Buddhist Chinese temple in ^ ig on dur­ jJ MANCHESTER OPEN SUNDAY - FRIDAY 10A.M. -10 P.M. cattle, hogs and sheep are so (See Page Seventeen) groups usually are higher be- faculty at Sluiitord University. (See Page Eleven) ing the Tet lunar new year. (AP Photofax)

.7 I ■ K l| I , V r ■ s \ PAGE THREE 'V \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1970 ■\N, ,*\\ ■ \. \ \ NING\\h ERALD, MANCHESTER, CON^.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY4 9, 1970 PAGE TWO In Nursing Home Fire: ' lOY SCOUT WHK Fit. 7 TO 13 Sheinwold on Bridge v r ,\i Nigerians I^os o f North Feel f MOVIERAflNOB Utah Senator Scores KEEP DANGER HAND FOR RARENIB AND NORTH OUT OF THE UOAD “ T H E W AT 'You Can’t Go Home Again’ YOUNG PEOPLE ♦ KOI .^3, n* oMmMM •« NM raMlft It !• By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD <0 74 Fire Safety Standards sowti ttDl Itm tummiy 1 In some hands you don’t know 0 KJ By HUGH MDLJUGAN ton trucks, but Kano market is contemplated the future of the mmh coflMm for tltwlnt by IMr cMMns. ♦ J632 I H E A R D T T - Ibos in the North. whether you’ll have to aurren- WASHINGTON (AP) — A sen- partment’s present test for cor- AP Special Correapoildont still one of the wonders of the RA.ST utor probing an Ohio nursing pet fire safely was limited to mercantile world. Taureg "As far ns wo are concerned der the lead once or twice In WEST ALL Atfl ADUITIIO 4 A 10 9 6 home fire that killed 32 patients checking how quickly a cheml- KANO, Nigeria (AP) — Here tribesmen, with their long they can settle peacefully Gtiitnl Aodltneis the process of developing your ♦ 84 by John Gruber in the North o( Nigeria a Islaugh- among us, but they have lost a tricks. .The rule for such hands (0 KJ85I <:) 9 62 charged today the government's cal pill would Ignite the .mate- swords and desert robes, still 0 9 8 6 2 ter of Ibo tribesmen set off the make their way on foot from the lot of their chances,” he sold, is to give HP the first trick to 0 74 flro safety standards ar_e old, rial. He called the testing meth- ALL ASU AOMimO A 10 9 8 ♦ 4 country’s civil war, and here deserts of the Niger to dcjHver a "Before the war they had set- PartnUI GoliltnH SufHUtt the safe opponent; weak and inadequate. od Inadequate. the wounds of war will be long­ few baskets of dates and work tied themselves in high places, South dealer.. .SOUTH Sen. Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, The Marietta carpet would Both sides vulnemble. The next opera at the Biuh- a triple round of applause. But est in healing. for a few weeks, as watchmen, in all walks of life. Now most of ♦ 72 criticized the standards on fab- pass this test. Moss said. He A few months before Biafra Opening lead—Five of Heart.s. C? AO 10 CofigrahilarioM nell is "Barber ot Seville" by soon the audience was whistling before heading back. those positions have been se- ricB for permitting approval of a promised a demonstration at MITAICUD South wins the first trick wltli 0 A O 10 3 Roealni, to be heard Feb. 31, fell Ufu Unwuka, an Ibo land­ North is home to 30 million of cured by others. It will be very Undtr 17 raouiru tcumptnylng quick-burning carpet blamed In the hearings, again. One member of the audi­ ♦ K 0 7 .3 which happens to be my birth­ ence reported, "All the whis­ lord, made his way back to Sa- Nigeria’s 80 million people and difficult." Partnt or Abult Guordlw the ten of hearts and sees that the fire at Marietth, Ohio, one The Ohio fire marshal’s of- bon Carl, the "strangers quar- he can count on two hearts and Kail To All Our ScouH day, and I can’t think bf any­ tlers in Italy seemed to have contains half the 12 states. It Alhaji Shehu Ahmen, the ma­ .South Weil Norlli month ago. ' (Ice, after separate tests last four diamonds. He therefore Pass thing I'd rather do to celebrate given themselves a rendezvous ters," in this Moslem-dominated has always been such a world of dakl, explained his title; "It I NT Pass 3 4 Moss said not a single new month, reported the carpeting needs three tricks in the black it than to go to "Barber." It’s for this performance.” city and reclaimed his property own that the Ahmadu Bello, rneans keeper«of the horses. Ma- NO ONE UNOEN 17 ADMimB I NT All Pass fire safety standard hod been burned very rapidly. In addition Wo'fo Proud of You (Aoo limit may vary a dandy opera, either for the Finally some leather-lunged from the official caretaker. jhe Sardadna of Sokoto, the dakl used to lead armies into suits. Which black suit should set for textile products despite to giving erff thick smoke. But Ufu Onwuka didn’t stay. powerful fulani leader, ^ar for the emir, now he leads In caitain artaa) neophyte or .the inveterate individual in • the audience he tackle first? Congress’ passage of the Moss said he felt "a sense of He raised the rent tor the Yoru- refused a prime minister’s people into talks ’ Clubs will provide three tricks opera-goer. shouted, "This is the funeral of wins the first club wltli the ace, Flammable Fabrics Act two frustration’’ over the Commerce ba tailor occupying his house in Lagos. with the advent of the republ- If the suit breaks normally. Beethoven enjoyed it im­ Don Pollione,” a crack that was but ciUinot afford to lead hearts. years ago. Department’s continued use of Pride in himself and pride in his toivn mensely and advised Rosalni to so topical its ^gn'ificance is un­ LagoS Young Ibo army officers who wartime military Spades will provide three tricks South therefore has time to de­ Tkere is one living hero engineered the 1966 coup killed government, the power of the He also seared Medicare offi- 1953 standards for flammable are part of a Boy Scout’s dedication. We "Write some more Barbers.” known today, but it set the audi­ if West has the ace. But the velop the spades to get the who is tm Ibo . said Mr. Jolm, path the Sardauna and other enfirs, through which the Brit- aces may both be in the Bast dais for lacking firm regula- fabrics despite passage of a at Davidson & Leventhal are proud to Hundreds of thousands of peo­ ence Into paroxysms of yelling other trick he needs for his coil- tlons on fire safety In nursing tougher law two years ago. serve the more than 5.000 members of ple who began their operatic and stamping. w w "oncP Northern leaders. They deliv- ^uled Northern Nigeria, has hand, and both black suits may windswept streets of vyhat once g crushing blow against gradually weakened, ^ e y still tract. homes. • He also criticized Ohio’s own the local Charter Oak Council as Official adventures with thlp work are At the end of the first act, break badly. In the actual hand South could West is a safe opponent be­ Moss made the charges as his state fire regulations as "ane- Headquarters for all Scout uniforms and quite in accord with Bee­ Rossini (who was conducting) appoint village THEATER TIME afford to lend clubs from hi-s' outside the mud-^irick walls of unleashed forces of retribu- leaders and exercise fierce cause if West wins the first de Sehate subcommittee opened mic” and said they allowed thoven's prenoimcement. Rossini turned blandly to the audience the minareted pld city, cau^ II w e^ “^n hand, but If East had four equipment. tlon that claimed 10,000. to 30,000 yongj control over the chiefs SCHEDULE fenslve trick he cannot afford . . _____ . „ __ _. hearings on the fire at the nursing homes to have Class D wrote a pile of operas but this and applauded them mightily Aroimd a comer, the Phnk clubs to the ace, he would win Ibo lives, depending on which ^nd the people, ------to lead another heart. If East Harmer House Convalescent finishing materials that bum one is probably his best; a cen­ for their performance. This was peacock, a night club owned by and return a heart; and South set of figures you accept for the ^ professor at Ahmadu Bello Burnside — Cactus Flower wins the first defensive trick, Center at Marietta, the Ohio two to five times as fast as oak. tury and a half a,fter its first a typically Ros.inlan gesture, ^ (Chinese, an Indian and a Holl­ would then go down If West had massacres of May and Septem- university in Zarln predicts an he will lead .a heart through the disaster was the second worst The worst nursing home dls- pei^rmance it is still hailed for and it enraged the public. Not aa trader, had only a handful of 7:10, 9:15. the ace of apadcs instead of his ber 1966. increase in tribal rivalries and a Cinema I East Hartford ace-quoen to set up his partner’s nursing home fire In the nation aster in the nation In recent its wit, musicallty, and theatri­ a note of the second act was patrons, mostly Yoruba shop- ace of clubs. cality. The Lebanese manufacturer national wave of xenophobia The Reivers 7:00, 9:00. suit; and then if West wins a in the last decade. years occurred In the same ever heard. keepers. Once it was the in-spot Dally Question A dandy cast has been assem­ One result of all this, was the tor Ibo traders, technicians, drove four timres between his with the end of the war. Cinema I—Cactus Flower 1:30, later trick he will be able to run Smoke inhalation was blamed state In 1963 when a fire at Partner opens with 1-NT, and bled that includes Colette Boki string orchestra on stage at the merchants and the civil ser- home and office and saw fanati- “ This Is not necessarily a bad 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:40. his hearts. by authorities for the heavy Fltchville, Ohio, killed 63 per- •rtn iTOIM 0» PAWtO**- and ^zio Flagello as well as beginning. If somebody breaks vants who made the wheels of cal mobs clubbing Ibos to death thing,” he said. “ Competition Cinema II — Viva Max 2 : 00 , Sure Success the next player passes. You d'eath toll. A report by the Ohio sons. hold: Spades, 8-4; Hearts, K-J- Pierre Duval and Italo Tajo. a string, there will be others business and government turn along the road. among the tribes makes for pro- 4:30, 7:00, 9:30. South is sure of success If he _ fire marshal last month said. Moss said Ohio authorities Mr. Miss Boki will be making a de­ to continue without Interrup- in the Hausa-dominated, Fula- Wlth other business leaders in gress. It’s one of the problems Cinerama — Goodbye, gets to dummy with a diamond 8-5-3; Diamonds, 7-4; Clubs, A- "The carpeting and the rubber- promised him at hearings In the Good Timing Won Them This Trophy but here, but she> comes with tion. nl-ruled, North. Kano, he organized an airlift to encountered among a people Chips 8 :00. and returns a low club. If East 10-9-8. backing on the carpeting con- aftermath of the Fltchville fire Bast Windsor Drlve-In— Re- ...... of Carpenter ner-Dance, Saturday at Willie’s Sound off Duck Island, skippers mander of the squiidron, got the glowing reports as to her abili­ Another c.'mnge mode the when the Ibos fled east in ter- evacuate the Ibos to their East- going in a hurry from the hoe to has the ace of clubs, he cannot What do you say? trlbuted to the spread of the fire that the state’s code would be- Grant Morris ties. She’s young, which is es­ the computer.’’ . open Friday. afford to play it since then Answer: Bid three hearts. R(T"*Bolton," reads the Inscrip- Steak House. Beside Morris Is pitted their boating skills against highest score of the Manchester opera into four acts instead of i.j,r from killings that triggered homeland, Manchester Drive-In — and was the cause of the heavy, come a nationwide model for sential for a Rosina who is on­ two acts of two scenes each. 'The ujg war, the wheels kept turn- Now his only Ibo is a clerk The North, where it all began. South would later get three club With your 8 points in high cards tlon on the Clifford A. Loomis his wife, who was his navigator each other by taking into consld- Power Squadron members who uie war, me wneeis Kepi lum- — ...... " ...... —■ —o— TCridav dense black smoke.” fire safety. He added, "It Isn’t. trophy he won for achieving the in the contest; next to Mrs. Mor- cnitlon boat speed, tides and participated in the contest, ly-supposed to be sixteen. Noth­ audience can get up and walk Yoruba tribesmen moved imprisoned 11 months never really was close to the _ q .' tricks with his picture cards and a(;d excellent distribution you State — Change of Habit 5 :40 Moss said the Commerce De- Far from it.” best score in the District One, rls Is Mrs. Clifford A. Loomis, currenUs, to determine the exact Morris and his wife In their ing can ruin this role quicker around, getting rid of some of north to occupy Ibo homes, in the North and never did get war. Booming now with peace. would not need a spade trick, want to get to game. You want 9:00; The War Wagon 7:15. Predicted Log Contest held by the widow of the founding com- time they would approach each Boat, "Pegra,” scored .00875 than a middle-aged, over­ its energies Instead of sitting in i^arn their trades, fill their gov- back East. The clerk has since thanks mainly to soldiers’ pay­ If East has the ace and plays partner to bid four hearts If he 9 low. South gets one club trick iias three or more hearts; but the U S Power Squadron last mander. Dl-strict Lt. et government policy, but when It set of instructions on dog-bitch tary targets in the northern sec- lands.” conference were Presidents Ca­ but at the opening Almaviva m - With names and addresses the recording industry’s equlva- Things that Matter" by Don tor of the canal, Uie military gg^gral months ago for suspect-. in Tolland County Court of Corn- A third call came in at 1:39 companied himself on a guitar. tickets at once. comes to business Interests that Frowned Upon relations.” Following the final session, rnal Abdel Nasser of Egypt, sheer seamless clinsfing' Agilon is another thing.” provided by the committee, this lent by the mo'vles' Oscar. Sumner, and "You Gave Me a Saturday afternoon when town Nureddln Atassi of Syria, Gen. Nobody had tuned It ahead of "We Intend to create a hu­ command announced In subversive activity. mon Pleas against Bolton school which lasted 30 minutes, the stretch, reg. $2 pr. The North Is another Nigeria reporter and a colleague spent a In This School B lo ^ Sweat and Tears’ Mountain” by Marty Robiblns. firefighters extinguished a min- Gaafar Nimieri of Sudan, King time and when he started, the Memo to Doug Pierce and the mane program in which family conference issued a commu- day knocking on doors In Sabon “Spinning Wheel” was nominat­ Best Coimtry Male 'Vocal per­ s^ e ly .“ ” or fire in the gasoline-fed heal- , savins- Hussein of Jordan and Iraqi 4 pr* 6 ^ results were Impossible. He had BOE I NoGari and failed to turn ST. CHARLES, Mich. (AP) — planning or birth control will be of i-ao TLiT^tr^o cw nique saying. up a sin- ed for record of the year, com­ formance : Charlie Pride with Egyptian military spokesmen Tn ^Is^eU* rnmto^*v‘^ ^ 'i r to ^ woman who fell on an alleged- er of a car at 138 McKee St Vice Premier Saleh Ammash. to retune, and in so doing he 740 at the high school. It has five against the Sahara in a teem- The school board d e d d ^ Fri­ "Arabs are capable of repel Ing, turbulent world of feudal gle Ibo. Most had sold their pro­ a part, not the total,” said Edu- peting with Johnny Cash’s “ Boy "All I Have to Offer you Is to Cairo reported that Egyptian missed its target and ly icy sidewalk, The leaders began their meet- broke a string. This had to be broken hammer stems, and day to suspend without pay—but cation Minister Victor Brene, a ling aggression. heirs, mud-walled houses, don­ perty and moved elsewhere, or Named Sue,” Pegg;y Lee’s "la Me," Jirry fighter-bombers attacked ene- g^pjj^ed to the street. Mrs. Virginia Hassett of Birch replaced, while the audience heaven only knows where the had appointed a new caretaker dismise a 45-year-old male professor of philosophy. Reed, "Are You "We decided to continue oim togs Saturday. Political and de­ hammerheads are at present. keys and goats at large in wind­ That All There Is?’’, the 6th Di- from Dixie? Johnny Cash, "A my bimkers and an encamp- preaeure from Arab extremist Moiuitain Rd. claims extensive Red Cross struggle against the enemy and fense ministerial committees laughed and whistled. and gone to Lagos to disappear school teacher who admitted "We will not create a sexual In addition, one white key is ing dusty streets, holy men mension’s “ Aquarius Let the Boy Named Sue;’’ Bobby Lewis, ment in the Deveriwl^ area, g-Q^pg ^gg reported t o have possibly permanent injuries refuse to be subjugated to his studied the situation and report- No sooner was the serenade among the million people In that kissing girl students on the education course. The purpose completely mlsasing. NotTody swathed In desert robes, women Sunshine In,” and Henry Mancl- "From Heaven to Heartache;’’ scoring direct hlU. planes ' ^ ^ g g j t^e resignation of the gg g result of her fall on Jan. Halts Flights will.” ed their recommendations to the Pantyhose over, tluui Figaro appeiired tribal no man’s land. cheek. of the program will be to pre­ knows where R la either. Orig^ln- hidden in purdah and harems, Several parents and students nl’s “Love There from Romeo and Clay Hart, "Spring.” hit a group of moving Israeli ve- j^g^ ^ jg East Jerusalem Arabs walking from the The commimique of leaders leaders, F with another guitar. This sent The manager of a bank said pare the teachers so In turn ally the piano steims could' have Pulanl cattlemen, as homeless hides, the spokesm^ said, and gppoigtgd to serve on municipal uoiton Elementary School from Egypt , Jordan, Syria, Iraq King Hussein left Immediately sheer silky Action- the audience Into further gales appeared on behalf of the teach­ and Juliet.” Best Country Female Vocal T o Nigeria been replaced for about a dollar as the Sahara sands, driving ^ single Ibo had turned up to they may educate the students also attacked Israe 1 on a committees a week ago. Radio ^i^g^g g^e had been teaching a and Sudan charged: "America’s for home following the closing wear s t r ^ h with of laughter that completely reclaim his deposits or inquire er, Louis Tody, at a Friday For 1968, the 5th Dimen­ Performance: Jeannle C. apiece, but there Is no provision their longhorn herds across a night Board of Education meet­ when the discussion of man- sion won wrlth "Up, Up and main and television broadcasts from class in religious education held GENEVA (AP) The Inter------continued support —-for ------Israel -is session. nude heel, reg. $3 drowned out the famous “ Largo into the status of business loans, woman relations comes up In Riley, "Back Side of Dallas;” for maintenance. severe and sun-scorched land­ ing. Away.” were reported to have retumea ;^mman also had called on the arrangement with St Maur- national Red Cross Committee in fact threatening peace to the al Factotum" which has be­ scape, moving whole villages of which the bank so far has not other subjects such as anatomy, Diana Trask, "I Pall to pr. 4 pr. 910 Now the kids have decldeil “ The board decided to table Nominations for best 1969 re­ safely. Arabs to resign. ice ^ Church ® of Bolton. ‘ formally...... withdrew -Saturday ' Middle East as well as- - the come the great standby of aU thM’ toe‘Ich^i^ s j ^ 'm doesn’t straw huts from one end of the defaulted. The Ibos, with their biology, sociology, philosophy, Pieces;” Connie Smith, "Ribbon Israeli jets struck on two the matter and seek legal coun­ cordings were announced Sun­ Named in the suit are Joseph from Nigerian relief operation. whole world which should make Four State Teens baritones. give a hoot about the instru­ country to the other as they go. strong sense of tribe and family, religion, and vocational guld- of Darkness;” Tammy Wynette, sides of Cairo Svmday during the sel regarding tenure proce­ P. Castagna, superintendent of >j>hc all-Swias committee In- her bear the responsibility be­ Rosina appeared on the bal­ ment, and have beaten the day­ Kano once was the southern were bank clients on a fairly day night by the National Acad^- Stand by Your Man;” Lynn second day of the Arab leaders’ dures,” said Robert G. Hall, su- Beatle Says Bills schools; John Senteio, then prin- formed Nigerian Ambassador fore the world commimlty.” Die On Weekend __ ^ cony. She was well liked by the lights out of it, breaking Ivories terminus for the great camel large scale. The ideal Is to teach the Recording Arts and Scl- Anderson, "That’s a No No. conference called by President Asserting that the United perintendent of schools. ------— — ------______. clpal of the Bolton Elementary suje koIo of its decision. Then It Roman public, but her opening and so on. The piano is com­ caravans, bringing marvels of His face wrapped in a long About one-third of the 431 atu- male to love, to attain physical Best Country Duo or Group Gamal Nasser. The Israelis States had adopted Israel’s Pantyhose In Peace Efforts School; James H. Lltch, custo- announced at a news conference In Car Accidents E lines were against her. As you pletely unplayable at present. the Mediterranean world to white silk scarf, the Madaki of dents at St Charles High School and psychological maturity and “ c^dethy ■will vote and winners performance: Tompall and the claimed they shot down two stand, the communique added, _A. -a A_j_ ' ** .... . - in r>ofoor/\vHoa w<11 £Ul- . ... dian, and the St. Maurice jj^gj ng most recent offer of know, they are “ SegiU caro, Either fix it. or throw It out so black Africa. Kano sat at his desk at the demonstrated in Tody’s behalf to humanize his concept of 45 c^egories will oe an- Glaser Brothers, "California Egyptian MIG21s, Egypt „ , , , “ This stand reveals that the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Going to Nixon Church Corporation. deh, segui cosl.” This metms, It doesn’t serve as an example Camels have given way to 40- emir’s palace and thoughtfully Friday and were sent home. woman.” noimced March 11. Girl;’’ Porter Wagoner and claimed one Israeli Phantom, flying to relief to the critical United States supports the Is- Accidents Involving cars in with “ reliir’ '"Continue darling, do continue to other kids of how a plaix> can Principal R. Barrie Fell said Brene spends much time lec- "Spinning Wheel” also was p^jiy parton, "Just Someone I and each denied the other’s IriNDON (A P )_ Beatle John N'gerlan areas had been turned rg“,7“ ztonl'jr e x ^ Z “ ‘ pls!Ji. C^e'cM cut to^k‘ 'th l Uv m of as you were doing." The audi­ be lyoken up. the teacher was asked for his luring to parents at conferences nominated for song^of the year, used To K now ” Waylon Jen- claim. LONDON (AP) Beatle John complaint that the injuries down by Nigerian authorities. countries r ^ e to see three teenagers over the week- ence Immediately thought of The Israeli planes attack an Lennon,ennon says he doesn’t know sustained by Mrs. Hassett were Red Cross press chief Alato resources being exploit- end and a Connecticut girl was lacy panty with resignation after some girls sponsored by the Center for So- a composer’s award. It was nlngs and the Kimberley, Agriion “ refill,” regr. the guitars and was off again G>llege Student Recruitment complained he kissed them. cial Studies on Population. He written by David Clayton-Thom- army camp at Inshash, 12 miles much money his peace caused by the negligence of the Modoux told newsmen that the “j'l, fatally Injured to a Rhode Is- in gales of laughter. Kim Darby Remarries "MacArthur Park;” Doittie northeast of the Egyptian capi- ^g^, ; „ " jg costing but it defendants in regard to a don- Nigerians rejected the offer ^rab countries to land mishap. $10. $S Tody gave it but asked that it be said he hopes to see such adult as, vocalist of Blood, Sweat and West and Don Gibson, "Rings of costing I FinaUy In Scene H the “ Una By Business Still Vigorous withdrawn. sex eucation expanded. Tears, There it competes with tal. and hit another camp near „ ^______gerous and defective condition "because they considered the -liquidate this Imperial explol- Susan Bourne, 16, of Jomes- voce poco fa” made an Impres- MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Gold,” and Jack Greene and Helw“^ ” IS mTleT^uth orcairo. doesn’t matter because "w e’re ______^ Tody, who was a typing, "We must first educate the "Games People Play" by Joe the sidewalk, described as suggested relief flights as use- tation.” town, R.I. died Sunday when mini control brief ston. a7well It should, and the Wearing a plain. pe.asant-style Jeanne Sealy, "WUh I Didn’t Just before the Sunday morn- going to send all the bills on to j,gving an accumulation of Ice less. Also it was plain that the _____ •— ~j ______By JOHN CUNNIFF need to cut costs, and a tieed for shorthand and business class parents.” said Brene, adding South, "I’ll Never Pall In Love The commimique also urged she was hit by a car while try- with Actionwear audience gave an ovaUon with white dress actress Kim Darby Mlss You So.” ing meeting of Arab leaders at President Nixon for payment g^ji snow. It charged that the Nigerians simply did not want gn ^rab countries to mobilize ing to cross Interstate Route 91 AP Business Analyst more experienced personnel. teacher for five years, says; that he has been encouraged by Again” and "Raindrops Keep was married to aotor-business Nasser’s 25ohraa palace In sub- anyway.” defendants ahd failed to re- Red Cross planes flying over their potential "to face the im- In Wallingford from her disabled “ refill,” regr. 4.50 ------^------man James Westmoreland. Those who said they would be “ I feel I have as good an un­ the result of the first lectures to Failin’ on my Head” by Burt NEW YORK (AP) — Despite urban Heliopolis, air raid sirens .he pop singer and pacifist pair, maintain. Inspect, treat, Nigerian territory.' perialist challenges In the battle car. 3 41 5 The private ceremony took seeking more college graduates derstandlng with the students as parents. Bacharach and Hal David, and the apparent value gap between listed as their reasons: compa­ any teacher in the school. '17)13 "They were grateful,” he con­ wailed, windows were rattled by says that when it comes to time ^^,gm of or barricade the side- Before the formal rejection of qj destiny.” Donna M. Arbacheskl, 16, and "A time for Us” by Kusik, Sny­ GOLDIE! GOLDIE! an unexplained blast, and to make ends meet, "I trust to HanrlieBtrr “' ny growth, upgrading of man­ helps me In my teaching. 'Hie tinued. "There were prejudices, walk and that they long had the offer, Nigerian authorities r added that Arab countries Paul O. Sanderson, 19, both of sheer Agfilon "re college students and business, der and Rota. I LOVE YOU GOLDtE! reslldenta heard the thud of an­ God to look after that—and to agement potential, backlog of students need a tremendous, no criticism and a great deal of knowledge of its condition. had permitted a few Red Cross stand alone to their Windsor Locks, were found dead fill.” regr. 2.25 pr. early reports indicate that c£im- Album of the year nomina­ tiaircraft guns firing at the Is­ 3ur ability to go on earning demand from 1969, company re­ amount of counseling. Ttiey interest. A parent Is never more Mrs. Hassett claims injuries flights to bring in food and midi- struggle but are supported by Saturday seated to a car parked iEotninfl IfrraUi pus recruiting this spring is ex­ tions were "Abbey Road” by raeli raiders. money.” 4 pr. 7 .6 0 organization, growing number need someone to talk to. TTiey interested In a subject than Including a fractured ankle and cal supplies and evacuate cas- “ peace lovers In the whole to a garage on Orange Street Published DoUy Except Sundays and has appeared in TV shows the Beatles, "The Age of Aquar­ Egyptian Foreign Minister The 29-year-old composer. sod Holidays at 13 Bissell Street and movies In the United States pected to be vigorous, and start­ of retirements. can’t talk to someone who won’t when this subject concern his strains, sprains, contusions and ualtles from the inland areas -world.” to Windsor Locks—apparently ius” by the 6th Dimension, Manchester, Conn. (06040) ing salaries may rise a bit. some companies indicated listen to you.” son or daughter.” Mahmoud Rlad said Sunday whose music is taken seriously abrasions of her head, back, last month. The communique charged the victims of the auto’s fumes, Telephone 643-27U and Europe "Blood, Sweat and Tears,” night that the leaders of Egypt, by classical critics but whose neck and limbs, plus lasting and The spokesman said the fleet that Israel “ dares not challenge Sanderson was a student at While not ignoring the widely that the return to civilian life of "It was just a peck,” he said Brene will leave the Cabinet SecozKl Class Postage Paid at After a honeymoon in Palm Friday. "I kiss my mother too.” "Crosby, Stills and Nash” imd Jordan, Syria, Iraq and Sudan p^gee caiiipai^na are often de- violent shock. She is Represent- of Red Cross planes blocked at public world opinion and the Manchester Community College. Manchester, Conn. Springs, the couple will live in publicized disaffection of some Vietnam veterans would affect when President-elect Jose Flg- However, Tody said If he were "Johnny Cash at San Quentin." [«1 (WIlIHOIIilWll —the nations manning the front made his latest antiwai; ed by Atty. John R. Mrosek of the Dahomey capital of Cotonou u .N . charter and resolution And to Warwick, R.I., Robin Beverly HHls, a friend said. students, corporate recruiters opportunities for this year's col­ ueres-takes office In May. But reinstated, he: would not kiss lines against Israel—had agreed gppggj jn a question-and-answer Manchester, would also be withdra-wn. Two without her full dependence on S. Roberts. 18. of Old Lyme, One Year ...... $30.00 It as the second marriage seemingly are working on the lege crop. Some companies, in Flgueres, who calls himself "a The classical album of the any students cm the cheek on recommendations submitted jgosion with the Sun, London American cargo planes provld- continued U.S. political support was fatally Injured after a van theory that business careers fact, said veterans are pre­ thief of good ideas,” said re year nominees are "Boulez Oon- ‘ CACTUS FLOWER’ Three Months ...... 7.80 tor each. again. to them their fo re ip and de- newspaper. ■ ed by the U.S. government will and supply of arms and planes truck carrying her and six oth- continue to be first pr second ferred because of their maturity cently he agrees with Brene’s ‘^hcts Berg” and "Boulez Con- Tody, father of a 14-yeor-old lilt fense ministers. The leaders ^^g^ be returned to the U.S. author!- and allowing her citizens to er young people collided with a choice of most male students. and the likelihood that they may thlnklng and Intends to keep his Debussy, Vol. 2,” conduct- boy and a 9-year-old girl, said were to hold a final discussion „ g^,^ Nova Scotia/ ties. serve in the Israeli armed state police cruiser. A study reported by the Na­ have more clearly defined ca­ programs going. ed by Pierre Boulez; "Berio: t^ a y and then issue a commu- reer goals. he regarded his students the "Sinfonla,” conducted by Luci­ tional Industrial Conference way he regaitls Ws chlldrax. BURNSIDE Board suggests that while some One of the frustrations for ano Berio; "Antlphonal Music SBO BURHSIDC AV£ [&ST HARTiOnn .. .. j ... he has plastered on w ajs around Oil Slick corporations in recent years has "I would just reach down and FREE PARKING 528 >3333 B g j^ tl^ fighters engaged the world, ."we mean that If e v slowdown in demand for bache­ peck them on the cheek to make Electronics U.S. Art of , Gabrieli” and "Switched-on Israeli planes as they attacked , ’ , , z * been the high turnover of col­ the two army cam ^. Israeli eryone dam aged peace Instead lor level g;raduates might devel­ them feel better If they were Bach” by Walter Carlos. op, there appears to be a quick­ lege recruits in which they have BRUSSELS — A Common spokesmen said the two MIGs ^V set, we’d have Fouls Shore having trouble in school or. if “Market study shcTws that a Nominees at best original IT'S TRADE-IN TIME AT P a y a l l y o u r b ills ening of demand at the master a large financial investment. score written for a motion pic­ MMOklrli were hit by cannon fire at "me- P^nce. they’d done a good job on some­ sixth of the European electron­ ARICHAT, N.S. (AP) — Oil level. Impatient to prove their ture or television special include linn wmiiiifii dium altitude,” and that one ex- Speaking for himself and his thing.” he said. • ic output Is produced by U.S. , The biggest increase In de­ worth, some recruits jump from THEATRE EAST p l^ e ^ to the air and the other Japanese wife Yoke Ono, Len- from the wrecked Onassis -tank- KEYBOARD STUDIO .. . w it h a n one job to another. Some corpo­ subsidiaries in Europe; practl- ^ — 1 - n w M n I— i f ____ . . __ - tVlii .QllnHanno ITM " T crashed to flames. They said noh saluted Canada’s Prime er_ Arrow has washed up on mand for master's degree can­ the Sundance Kid,” "The Lost Mbn.-Frl. 7:00-8:45 rations have found their recruits cally all Europe’s Integrated one of the Egyptian pilots balled Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau beaches along Chedabucto Bay didates, according to the study, Macao 400 Years Old circuit manufacturing is in Man”, "MacKenna’s Gold,” Sat. A Sun. 2iOO-8:45-SlM may be in technical, engineer­ with the mistaken notion that out. as the kind of leader the world ____ _ MACAO — The oldest Euro- American hands, and 100 U.S. "Me, Natalie” and "Yellow Sub­ 7:16-0:00 YOUR ORGAN IS WORTH MORE NOW THAN IT WAS A YEAR American Loan! ing and accounting fields, with they are being groomed to take Cairo spokesmen said the Is- needs. Lennon said he and his over the company in a matter of pean settlement In Asia, Macao firms own all or part of marine.” , AGO ON A TRADE-IN FOR THE ORGAN WITH "THE BIG liberal arts graduates far down PETER PAMELA raell Phantom was one of four wife are Socialists. slick from the ship Is a few years. and the Islands of Taipa and Co- Europe’s 196 electronic compa­ Nominations In the coimtry the list. USmNCMlTlFRN Intercepted by Eg;yptlan MIGs ,.jg ^gy we’re Christian ^ SOUND" — THE GULBRANSEN ORGAN! While, salaries will continue to loane, were given to the nies. categories are: near the raided area. It was the _ miles long and 100 yards wide. Now, you can pay off all your old bills, con­ Greatest demand among all in a grow, according to the study, Portuguese more than 400 JONATHAN It was Israel’s nin h reported ^^gg. j^g RussiaP or Late Sunday night, reports In­ The Gulhransen organ offers more for your money because: master’s candidates, according solidate existing loans, make just one some of the increases over a years ago by a mandarin for WINTERS strike over the Nile Valley since dicated that oil had fouled a to the study made by the North­ year ago will hardly match their aid In ridding the coast J€in. 7 and the first to 11 days. Italy think of communism or three-mile stretch of beach near The Gulhransen has a hnilt-in piano monthly payment... and have money in western University placement THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT rises In the cost of living. There of pirates. The 6V4-square-mlle JOHN Israeli pilots reported a massive cnrisuaniiy. Canso, across the bay from Ari- The Gulhransen has the automatic hand box your pocket to spend as you like. You’ll pay department,, , may be for accoun- , is the likelihood also that run of peninsula perches on the edge DAN CE•THEATRE ASTIN exploslon at the target near Hel- Leimon said marrying Yoko gj^gj There were earlier reports out less per month ... and chances are you tants, reflecting the Increasing graduates will not com- of mainland ^ n a In the South wan. Cairo said 12 civilians rejuVenated him into the that oil had washed up on a The Gulhransen has hells, chimes, etc. can take longer to pay. When borrowing complexity and demands of that ^and salaries as large as those China Sea. ^ were Injured. Liverpool boy he was before he three-mile section of beach near The Gnlbranst'n also has a ^'realistic price tag.’' ottered to recrulU. It was also the first time got famous. "As a Beatle I’d got here. 9 makes sense, come to American. Visit our Accounting methods have . "As usual,” said the NICB In Egyptian fighters challenged Is- a bit stodgy, a bit too fat and An estimated 5,000 barrels of office nearest you, or give us a call... today. come imder considerable profes­ reporting the study, "the liberal raell planes deep Inside Egypt, successful,” he added. oil spewed from the tanker as TRADE NOW! $AVE NOW! sional scrutiny in recent years, STATE Both sides said Egyptian jets Despite his forays into pad- she snapped. Imperial Oil Ltd., arts graduate is the low dollar MANCMiSTia CIMTI* CO primarily because of the chang­ man In average starting sa­ FttI ^ARK RIAR Of THtATR attacked Israeli positions to the flsm, Lennon said he spends as which chartered the ship from a OWN THE BEST — OWN A GULBRANSEN ing nature of corporate struc­ lary.” His $699 monthly pay at Friday MERGE 2 dt'Herenf programs: central sector of the Suez Canal, much time as ever on his mu- company owned by Aristotle On- tures and the demands by stock­ the bachelor degree level com­ aod Friday. Fabruary 13 Calrq said Its fighter-bombers sic assis, was considering having holders and regulators for dis­ CUNNINGHAM VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND LET US MAKE YOU A DEAL pares with a high of $872 for en­ Saturday Rain Forest strafed "enemy encampments, the stern half—with its nine closure of more Information. Ftbruary AND tanks still largely Intact—towed —i YOU WIL!^ BE GLAD YOU DID — gineers. DANCE Sacond Hand artillery and 'tank positions,” In addition, computer technol­ Other average starting sala­ 13 and 14 Tread but Israel said \h^ raids caused Two Men\ Sought out to sea. WE ARE OPEN WON. TO FR'^. |0 A.M. - 1^P.M.— SAT. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. ogy has permitted business to ries f^r recruits, as Indicated by 8 : 1 5 p .m . COMPANY no casualties or damage. TTie ship carried an estimated In Shooting Fatality .'110,000 barrels of bimker oil om^ change niany of ^6tr^ record are;^accounting $832, Jorgentan Saturday, Ftbruary 14 Israeli jets latdr struck for 50 keeping fimctlons, provided they — j , ______B__ — NEW HAVF.N (AP)—The^fatal bas been leaking eVer since li physics $816, chemistty $806, TKaEtrt. Canfiald minutes at Egyptian targets in can obtain properly trained the southern sector of the canal, ^shooting of William Streeter, 18, pgn aground, mathematics-statistics $778, Storrt WimtrbrarKh koargaln Hour i-t UM yh professional workers, such as a Ex. Sun. A Hid. M a spokesman to Tel Aviv said. New Haven during an argu- Aircraft sprayed Oorexlt. a production management $758, How to Pa«, Kick, accountants. sales-marketing $711, business - N1WIP4GION . M On the Israell-Jordanlan corner early chemical dispersant, on the JW"" Fall arid Run Illlllllll The Northwestern study also administration $708. ILVIS M I f U Y ' Si’*3*-tvenrVtt. I ‘ n front, Arab guerrillas to Jordan Sunday set police on a hunt for slick to help break It up. Impe- indicates that while most com­ RfRlIN tlJRNPlKI rajeed Israeli border patrols ^wo men. rial also brought to 100 tons of Increases over 1960 starting MARYTYLMMOORI N IKI IQ tw o OUrSumlGflANfMOOR panies expressed a general feel­ salaries range from $28 for lib­ $2.50 with machlne-gime fire at three Streeter and several friond.s straw for possible cleanup oper- American Finance Corporation ing of restrained -confidence in eral arts grads to $49 for ac­ 'CHANGE OF NABir ($2.00 ttudantt only) polnts to the Belsan Valley,* but were returning from a party atlons. the future, 30 per cent of 206 Box Office end there were no reports of casual- about 2 a.m. when they en- A spokesman for Transport countants. IUNIVIRSAL PICTURE • TECHNICOIOR*^ i k o y m i a r f f Mail Ordtrt ties or damage. Israeli units countered the two men at the Minister Don Jamieson said he 993 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER companies studied Indicated As usual, the highest begin­ "W ar W agoa" A t 1:15 they were cutting back on cam­ ning salary for master’s candi­ fired back with machine guns Intersection of Columbus Avenue might fly to the scene lodoy. On and mortars. and West Avenue. Police said Friday, he ordered the ship and PHONE: 643-4168 pus visits. dates is expected to go to those ROUTE 83, VERMON >/4 M»b North ol Tha OItcIb „„J0DI „K1RK A Jordanian military spokes- one of the two men pulled a Its cargo destroyed. The crew­ Among the reasons listed for with a bachelor of science de­ Plaaaa maka chtekt payabta to Tha Univarsity of Connacticut. Mail (or man said Jordanian and Israeli revolver and shot Streeter at was taken to safety early Thura- “ We Can Work It Out Together doing BO, the most common gree and a master's In business IWUniE DODGUS praaant) to: Jorgtnsen Auditdrium Box Office. Storrt, 06268. Meil orders forces exchanged mortar and close range to the chest. day. were; decline In profits, unfa­ administration, '^ e ^ . should plaaae enclose stemped leff addresaed envelope. Jorgensen Box Office open Mor¥fey-Friday. 9 e.m. to 4 p.m. end af 7:30 p.m. on tha evenings of vorable economic conditions, re­ command $1,068, or more than a " t h r W a r |M performencet. Telephone 429-3311. ext. 807. duced government contracts, year ago.

/ 'A A,' ' \ A A \,' V \ VAi A- y \ \o MAITCHESTE^ EVENING I^ERALD. MAN^EST^R! MlOjti^nAY, FEsIltjARY >^970 \ P A G E n y E y >\ ,970' PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER ET ING H^R^LD^J>fA>JCHESTER. CONN.\yNDAY, FEBRUARy Y Russo, 33 8. Hawthorne St.; a V \\ Coventry Vernon daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ml- Manche8\:er Area Police uhnet Mastlonls, East Harttortl; TALL CEDARS O f LERANON TalagH'Billings a daughter to Mi*, and Mrs. March 3 Meeting To Review Junior Qub Robert Lllley, 97 Weaver Rd. \ Bolton Man Murphy'W ashburn ARRESTS DISCHARGED FRIDAY: Louis F . Allevo, 21, of 486 W. Miss Lorraine Corpl Billings Mrs. Poullne Vincent, 489 E. Pros and Cons of C-DAP Unit Middle Tpke., charged on a Plans 1,500 Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Ann Derosa, Arrested The marriage of Miss Rita L. of Andover became the bride Washburn of Glastonbury to Jo ­ of Michael J. ToJagn o^f Man­ A meeting to discuss the pros tions to the 1970 Heart Fund. Circuit Chulance fund, Enrichment Longest, 121 Delmonl St. Meeting Rd.. Bolton, Mrs. Edward Oslnski was- or­ bouf^t veil was arranged a C-DAP agency, but several of Llqiiel Jeon as chairman has ganist, and the soloist was How­ from satin roses, and she car­ the townspeople present at^ the n meeting (or several. weeks . __ iingion,unrton (.nargeach^rg^d^th wiin going g o I fg j^nd . County Agricultural Cen- 27 Walker St ' m f . riuh. . > . . „ ---- ard O’Connell. ried a bouquet of carnations. hearing felt they didn’t w ^ to make up the slate, but any though a red light at Main an3 YM ^iVd" Z restaurant about 1:30 a.m .-Ihey The bride was given in mar­ Her maid o f honor. Miss the town to make even th a t^ ^ - registered Dembcrats who 3 igggn gtg. Saturday. Court date gghool (or special education son 7 Gulley Dr Wapplng- he was carrying m unload riage by her father. She wore llmlnarv steo / are Interested in serving on the ^arch 2 ' " “^aiton. B o n . 7 /.''^'ey u r wapping, revolver in his pocket, Dorothy Moriaity of Manches­ iimmary step. x hpvb " '“ren z. National and International John C. Bradley. East Hurt- , , . ^ a full-length gown of peau de ter, wore an empire gown of Apparently there itf much ° ^«hniiW rail ------projects such as UNICEF, ford; Diane M. Sinclair, RFD 3, Greenwood was picked up lat- sole, designed with a pearl and royal blue linen designed with crystal trimmed bateau neck­ mlRunderstandln^ OH' both sides r*haif-mnnr>hoi,-mnn Tinv.Rnv »■ • ' HOPE,nwi'c,, CARE, MarchiYiarcii ofoi DimesoiiiiBu Coventry;cxjvciiiry; zacnieJackie R.ru. Dedrosuccirun- er at hls home and wos found bishop sleeves and trimmed regarding and it is Thompsonvllle. charged with Fibrosis will also be slan, 729 N. Main St.; Rebecca to be in an intoxicated condl- line and a detachable watteau with beige Alecon lace. Her hoped that thjs "March 3 meet- non-support. Court date March awarded donations. 'Hie club Aubut, 89 Oak St.; Kimberly A. tion, police said. He was releas­ train. Her shoulder-length bouf­ matching veil was arranged ing will clear this up. enmmmoo 'itib nihix- mnmhern recently sponsored an evening Tully, 16 Seymour St.; Nlcholan ed for appearance In Manches- fant veil of silk illusion was at­ from a headbow, and she car­ tached to a crystal and pearl A C-DAP "agency" has ac- Arthur Forst J r David entertainment and the pro- A. Marotte, 149 Oakland St.; ter Circuit Ctourt 12 March 2. ried a bouquet of yellow carna­ tually been working for nearly RirhnrA Hnwlev John ACCIDENTS ceeds were given to the newly Mrs. Elsie (kister, 6 West St.; Lillian Mott of 234 Colonial tiara, and she carried a bou­ tions. quet of roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Lynn a yeat- on an application for the Lacek’ Mrs Keith Benoit and “eganized Teen Center. Mrs. Joan Hoverman, 126A Sy- Dr., Bolton, was charged with Mrs. Donald Donovan of Billings of Andover, sister of plan, but due to an oversight Mrs. Ernest Hamblett. to M S u rt^ receWed^n a thrL- Women’s Club will camore Lane; Mrs. Frances E. failure to yield right of way to meet tomorrow night at 7:46 at Bailey, Wllllngton; John Shaw, a vehicle'not obliged to stop fol- Glastonbur>', sister of the the bride; Miss Sophie Talaga, the agency was not formally a time and place (or the bride, was matron of honor. sister of the bridegroom; Miss called an agency by the former March 6 caucus will be announ- rnomlng on Highlandui°u^ St. at Wyl- ^he Skinner Road School for a East Hartford; Mrs. Barbara lowing a two-car accident on Bridesmaids were Mrs. John Deborah Taggart of Manches­ Board of Selectmen, and must ced later. lyg. program entitled "Crafty A. Bemsen, RFD 4, Coventry; Rt. 44A, Bolton, yesterday. Crafts.” George Stevens, East Hartford; Giampolo of Rocky Hill and ter and Miss Joyce Pomprowicz now be appointed by ordinance, Snowmobile Club They were Identified os Rlch- car puli- Mrs. John Caval of Wethers­ of Amston. Michelle Ready of because of the changeover to The Coventry Glaciers Snow- ard B Mallln 17 o7 Eleanor ,,,^5®' C^terbury of Anita L. Chappell. 478 N. Main ^ ^ Brides love it, wedding Herbert Bremsee photo field. Willlmantic was flower girl. the new form of government. mobile Club will meet Wednes- Or Vernon- a oassenger' InI I.Jhis Weinersfleld will« “ • demonatrate St.; Mary Ann Malone, Willi- struck the left side of guests love it, mothers The attendants were dressed MRS. JOSEPH F. MURPHY TTielr amethyst - color gowns If an application (or a C-DAP day night at 7:30 at the S and L car’. Laura ’Bemel, 16,*^of Caro- wood and under George Jones, East ^ ^j^ven by Jacob Cooper, particularly love it. alike in full-length gowns, fash­ were designed like the honor Is approved, a town works (or a Service- Showroom- on --Main St.- lyn Dr., Hebron; and Vicki H. glass. Hartford. ^edar Swamp Rd., Cov- It insures complete ioned -with moss gfeen velvet harmony and coordina­ attendant’s, and they carried two-year period on problems This is the regular monthly Kennedy, 21, of RFD 2, (Joven- Fellowship Service Also, Mi-s. Dan A. Wunsch entry. bodices and ecru faille skirts. tion for everybody. And the bride selects from tho bouquets of pink carnations. in the town In 12 areas. Follow- meeting of the newly-formed or- try, driver of the second car. „The Women’s Fellowship of and daughter, ,,i Glastonbury: z Other area police activity: Ustinov Acceptable Rector They wore matching velvet Walter Talaga of Manchester son. largest collection of fine Silver, China and Crystal found headbows with veils, and car­ ing the tw<.year,period, an ganlzatlon. _ s Z has been charged with fall- J^tThoI^Mh annual “ HEBRON served as best man for his News of Servicemen Ash East Hartford; Mrs. Ross Robi- anywhere. Register earlyl ried bouquets of yellow flowers. "action plan” is formulated. ure to grant half the highway wtdnesdav oandlelieht Eileen Fuller," East St., He­ brother. The ushers, Russell Marine Pfe, David C. Lowell, and is slated to appear In court ^ “ "®„ oanaieiignt com- son and son, 218 Ralph Rd.; DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Despite His Lack of Gravity Alice Murphy of Rocky Hill GOP Women bron, was charged with failure Billings, brother of the bride; husband of the former Miss March 2. wbh h daughter, T^granrth^’ righTof” wky“at“‘ a 958 MAIN STR EET was the flower girl. She wore ■IPPSNU The Republican Women's , «. t By LYNN HEINZEBUNO alternately directs, plays first Jerry Freeman, Eugene Olech- Wednesday starting at 6:30 with Gardner Rd., Vernon. private drive, following a two- an avocado green velvet gowm 8 Mallin was hospitalized with a JEWELIRS -SILVERSMITHS Associated Press Writer violin, tootles a French horn, no and Robert Moriarty, a n d d u b will meet at at the home DISCHARGED YE 8TER- car accident on Hebron Rd., and carried a basket filled with o( Mrs. Henry J NEW HAVEN-MILFORD pounds the kettle drums and the ring bearer, Tago Talaga, rine Aircraft Wing, Marine to be discharged today, a of the DAY: Mrs. Pauline Rose, 49 Saturday. DUNDETE, ScoUand (AP) - bashes the cymbals. flower petals. Dyments Head Square Dance Club are all of Manchester. Brewster St. Plana M.J. O’DonneU of Danbury and 22, will be discusised.(or the Bpokeeman said. The two ^ rls, ^ommunton ‘breakfL^'^Sanrtnv Police said a oar driven by This is the place where Peter He can also be serious. 1957 and have been members of Mrs. Billings wore a powder served as beat man. Ushers Mr. and Mrs. John Dymenl blue dress trimmed with silver Heart Drive N.C. treated at the emergency room, wlto th^Rlv Zto.r = Esther Madore, Cedar Swamp Ustinov has another calling. Does he find the students dif­ the club for the past five years. Airman 1C. Franklin A. Dem- were not admitted. ‘ ^ - Arthur „„„„rone, 104 HnrinnHarlan atSt.; • Mr« Mrs. Ruth „3 ^^ . Coventry,------struck------the ------Puller were Donald Donovan of Glas­ of 45 Diane Dr. Saturday night sequins, a matching coat and Volunteers to advance the E. Higgins as guest speaker. The actor and writer is a rec- ferent than he expected? They served as club treasurers Mrs. Bernard W. Gil- Police said Miss Kennedy was B. (Johen, 118 Scott Dr.; Mrs. gg 3 pulled out of the drive- tonbury, brother-in-law of the a corsage of yellow tea roses. MRS. MICHAEL J. TALAGA tight against heart and circiUa- g^^^, g^ " I ’m sure we are all different were installed as co-presidents in 1966 and as vice presidents headed west on Highland St.,. Ruth I. Kaplan, 23 -Watson Rd., ^gy ctourt date for Mrs. Puller bride; and Barry Sceibwer of The bridegroom’s mother wore tory diseases, responsible for I WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICESj .Y- because things are moving at of the Manchester Square in 1969. They have two children, J ... Ubon------RoyalJ — That APB, Thai- and crossed into the left lane to Vernon; Mary P. Williams, ,g March 2 in Manchester. That does not mean he Wallingford. a lime green dress trimmed more, than half of all deaths, ^ such a frightfully fast pace," he A reception was held at Dance Club, at its annual meet­ Edward and Maura. t ’amiington Girl Manchester RFD 5. Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. „ ^ , , preaches sermons. A rector in a with gold sequines and a cor­ are (being sought in an appeal ^ graduate of Coventry her. Mallin, headed east, tried Maryw Piluri,nil _i Overbrook______n-Dr., Constance . Coutras . of Daniel- Scottish university is the stu­ said. Piano's Restaurant, Bolton. For ings anian: dance at Waddell Mr. Dyment is employed at sage of yellow roses. issued by. Mrs. Armand Affri- jjjgjj School, Airman Deming is to avoid contact but was struck Vernon; Wayne Pierce, 25 fbarged with fo lowtog dents’ spokesman — and helps “Students are always mili­ a plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. School. Thsy succeed Mr. and the Westinghouse Electric Sup­ Wins State Title Hospital Notes * Day In...Day Out... After a reception for 120 cano and Mrs. Robert Bowen, a'supply specialist with 8th Sup- on the front left. The Kennedy Morse kd.; MrV Sally L. Phil- after she allegedly get publicity for the school. tant. In 1919 the czarist police Murphy wore a royal blue knit Mrs. James Perry. ply Co., East Hartford, He is guests at the Shell Chateau in Other officers installed arc a Navy veteran of World War Heart Sunday co-chairmen for pjy Squadron, a unit of ■ the car then swerved right, and hit visirm o HOURS lips, 110 Diane Dr.; Mrs. f ® Ustinov's abillity at spokes- were always looking for stu­ dress and cape. After Feb. 17, Willlmantic, Mr. and Mrs. Of Junior Miss by Linda CJlauson of Wllllman- the couple will live in Rocky Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cosgrove, n and is a past commander of (Coventry. Pacific Air Forces, head- a station wagon parked in the Intermediate Care Semi* Teresa C. Masllonls, East Hart- manship has never been ques­ dents. South America is full of Talaga left for a wedding trip vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. the American Legion. He is a DANBURY, Conn. (AP) — About 90 Heart Fund volun- quarters (or air operations In lot at the Highland Park Mar- private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ford; Marybeth Szalonbal, 310 on PRESCRIPTIONS tioned, but some people snick­ students shouting their heads to Vermont. Mrs. Murphy is a graduate of Albert Surprenant, secretaries; member Campbell Counci’., Carol Elizabeth Bucklond, 17, of teers are needed to call on Southeast Asia, the F a r East ket. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Vernon Ave., Rockville. Clausoin car ered in 1968 when the students off. But there is no doubt they K of C, St. Jam es’ Holy Name Farmlng;ton won the Connecti­ their neighbors during the sev- and the Pacific area. He attend- Police said there was consid- 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m -----Also,, ------Jamies Cejkowskl,------16 slowed down to turn when It . . resulting in meaningful of Dundee University chose Us- are more advanced intellectual- Success Business College, Monc- and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ton, N.B., Can. She is employ- Keeney, treasurers, Society, the Manchester Coun­ cut Junior Miss title Sunday. en-day period ending on Heart ed DeVry Institute of Tech- erable damage to the first two Pediatrics: Parents allowed Oakwood Rd.; John L. O’Neil, was stnwk by the other car tinov to be their nonresident ly these days than before. Miss Coutras is scheduled to savings to you every day! ed at the Veeder Root Co., Hart- Executive board members in­ try Club and its Bowling She is to compete in the Na­ Sunday, Feb. 22. Volunteers will nology, Chicago, and was vehicles, but only minor damage any time except nqpn-2 p.m .; 13 Thayer Rd.; Peter J. Del rector. Obviously, the rumpled, actor mastr©; 27 Essex St.; Clarence appear in Willlmantic Circuit said, there is a generation gap. ford. Mr. Murphy, a graduate stalled are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred League, tional Junior Miss Pageant in distribute heart-guarding lltera- previously stationed at Dover to the station wagon. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. No ups and downs In your Prescription I For one thing he had never Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., A. Porterfield, 68 Spruce St.; Court 11 Feb. 24. "After all you can’t have chil­ of Temple University, Philadel- Gill, program chairmen; Mr. Mrs. Dyment is a past presi- Mobile, Ala., in May. ture and will receive contrlbu- APB, Dover, Del. costs—no "dlscounta” today, “Regular | got beyond prep school. Fur­ .-8 Andrew Klein, 6 Edgerton Pi.; VERNON prices” tomorrow! dren before you are 15. Another phia. Pa., is the manager of and Mrs. George Legier and dent of the Ladles of St. Jam es, In the talent contest. Miss Richard D. Armstrong, 29, of 4 p.m p.m. thermore, Dundee formerly was Rose Hill Funeral Home in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jorgen- and a member of the Women’s Buckland sang the humorous ____ ^ , Dlmock St., Coventry, was Intensive Care and Coronary Thomas H. Elliott, 80 Columbus Mark A. Flucklger, 21, of 12 No "reduced specials”—no “temporary I an integred part of famed St. sign of the gap is the mediocri­ ties who are leading the world Rocky Hill. sen, hospitality; and Mr. and Club of Manchester and the song "The Baseball Game” charged with failure to drive a Care: Immediate family only, gj | wiiuam V. Hyland, Hart- Windermere Ave. was charged reductions” on Prescriptions to lure | Andrews, Scotland’s first univ- Mrs. Ernest Leemon, publicity. Women’s Auxiliary of Man- from the musical "You’re a t ^ n U T ' Qj e e Dismissed; i . / I ' S f f J-Youth t.PM't/fl/ reasonable distance apart and anytime, limited to five min- ford; Mrs. Prances Cole, East yesterday with operating a customers! sity, across the River Tay. today. They are chosen not for Mr. and Mrs. Dyment have Chester Memorial Hospital, Good Man Charlie Brown.” - — ------* issued a written warning for ntea. Hartford; Mrs. Barbara Powell, , motor vehicle while hls license At the same time, there Is never any | AJrold“idile"at St“ Andrews‘said ‘heir qualities but for their lack driving after drinking Saturday. Maternity: Fatters, 11 a.m.- Eggt Hartford; Hemy J. Wood, jg ^ider suspension. He is lived in Manchester since (Herald photo by Pinto.) An estimated 760 persons compromise In service or quality! a rector must be “a man, not of vices and they are tolerated Mistaken Identity Victim He was charged after striking W:46 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 gtafford Springs; Mrs. Mary scheduled to appear in Rock- F only of knowm piety and g^ravlty, hy a large majority of p^ple watched as Miss Buckland was uneo wiin a ‘he rear of a car that stopped g'.®-' ®^®T’ * J*’™-* A. Price, Staffordville; Mre. Circuit Court 12 March 3. but also of eminent virtue.” Us- who don’t even know them, chosen from 15 finalists in the A charge of aggravated have been assaulted -with a YOU GET OUR LOWEST 12th annual state competition. D M ’s in the ‘or a traffic light on E. Middle P’® ' . .. Judith lislplo, 533 Rye St.. , sanchez 26 of R t 83 tlnov’s gravity was open to A reporter for a student paper PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE We Deliver doubt. cornered Ustinov to find out Engaged The field had been narrowed YEA R . . . AND YOU SAVE Ustinov arrived for a recent what it meant to be “a big fig- Gems From Mailbag from 33 contestants Jan. 18. »n, 18. S ay*, Rd. March !. m “ jS i'a .rk “ d ■“>- “l- '’'™ » I”"-” MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere „ . In second place was Lydia mdsoed In Manchester Circuit attack was reported 10 mee.ting of the University Court ure in the art world." The _ ------daughtel-, 74 Hollister S t.; Mrs. of limited Ucense. He la YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR Fast By HAL BOYLE youll get run over if you just sit engagement of Miss Sarah Haven; third, Court 12 today by Judge Max police at 7 :54 p.m. They pick- The administration reminds scheduled to with a magnum of brandy. "It makes you look closely at there.” Elizabeth Clough of Andover to ^ Annella Galla, Trumbull; S8V1 . 1 ,, .«.blW.,d «, up CrMun y.uU. u.a, Police "“ “JSSn 5^=^. PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. NEW YORK (AP) — Things a nAov*ano l /VT * “Is that for the students?” every chair you sit on,” Ustinov Do you have white specks in Robert William Marshall1 of columnist might never know if fourth, Linda Ann Kopclnskl, that the youth had been mis- the UA Theater about 8 :30 when Sears at the Parkade discovered ^ narkln* Soace Is ^ "e S1-. Mrs. John nzhvipiuiTOv someone asked. quipped. "And as for those sto­ your fingernails? Sometimes Jacksonville, 111., has been an­ takenly identified. the woman identified him a s her an apparent break Satur^y iK In S‘°ukinger and daughter, ^ ™ he didn’t open his m ail: Bloomfield; and fifth, Marilyn "No, it isn’t,” Ustinov replied. ries that I am a ‘Renais­ called "good luck spots,” they nounced by her parents, Mr. and The dismissal was made upon assailant. about 10:16 p.m. when a burglar with the liosoltal while the ‘Juwney Dr.; Mrs. Stefan Jed- Emily Kelly of Bunker Hill TRY US AND SEE Enjoying your job may help Scott Murphy, Hartford, All are “The students can fend for sance man,’ that’s an American represent the imperfect fossili- Mrs. Donald S. Clough of Mck- recommendation of Prosecutor It was e.stablished, however, alarm sounded near the recelv- problem exists. zlewskl and daughter, Storrs; Rd., Coventry, and Nancy you add years to your life. A 17 years old and high school se­ themselves,” invention. They’ve just discov­ ory Hill. -William B. Collins, who present- that Carlson had I>een on-stage Ing entrance. _____ ‘ Mrs. Richard Cronin and son, Macey of Ledyard were both study of men 60 and over found zation of living cells into nonliv­ Burian-'Mose photo niors. The rules of old St. Andrews ered the Renaissance.” ing keratin, or nail substance. Her fiance is the son of Mr. ed a statement to the court in- from 7:40 to 8:16. A check of the inside revealed Hebron Rd., Andover. ^ charged with trespassing and that the degree of satisfaction Miss Buckland, who has an have been somewhat relaxed They are sometimes caused by and Mrs. Harold Marshall of dlcating that at least 30 persons Dismissal had been sought by a vending machine had been Patients Today: 268 ------<------larceny Saturday by Coventry Incidentally he says he’s they found in their work was the Engaged ”A” average in her studies at and the brandy was tor his fel­ improper manicuring or the Jasksonville, 111. about to finish a novel about an best single predictor of greater Farmington High School, also could testify that Carlson ,was Collins at last Monday’s court pried, but it could not be im- ADMITTED SATURDAY: ^ ^ police. low members on the court.This habit of biting your nails. The engagement of Miss Don­ Miss Clough a graduate of American police chief, called longevity. was chosen by her fellow con­ attending a play rehearsal at sesssdon. However, a nolle was mediately determined whether John C. Barron, East Hartford; L r O O l l l l l l S ; T o p i C The alleged offense Involved governing body of the university Folklore: Dreaming of,muddy Rham High School, Hebron, and "Crumnagel.” na M. Slrlanni to Robin Y. testants. as Miss (Congeniality. Manchester High School at the entered after Judge Savltt said it had been entered. There were Thomas J. Cordner, 144 Glen- ® stealing a picnic basket Both meets monthly and Ustinov at­ We certainly do eat high on water means trouble is doming. Graceland College, Lamoni, "It’s a very compassionate Brown, both of Manchester, has The 5-foot-3, hazel-eyed bnmette time of the a'leged attack. he could erase the charge only no signs of forced entry, police ^^rood St.; Harvey Deane, 110 Ui secretaries women are scheduled to appear I tended all but two meetings last the hog. If the world’s entire Dream that you kill a snake and Iowa, is an elementary school Carlson had been charged after^-hearlng evidenc. story,” Ustinov says. "The po­ been announced by her parents. hopes to major in political sci­ said. W. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. in Manchester Circuit Court 12 year. food output was distributed at you will outsmart an enemy. A teacher in Independence, Mo. lice chief is one of those men ence or journalism in college. following an Incident Jan. 27 in- Carlson appeared in court to- Ruth Dewey, 114 Park St.; At a pro-seminar held Thurs- Mgr,,jj 2. Avedon ptioto the American dietary level, it dying person will have an easier ^nd Mrs. Jam es A. Sirlan- Mr. Marshall is a graduate of volving a 21-year-old East Hart- day, and was represented by ‘■When I can’t come, I send who encourages criticism and The contest was sponsored by Several articles of women s ^j.g j^ene Dube, Kelly Rd., (jay night in Manchester High would feed only,,^^^ third of the head is toward the 262 Green Rd. Illinois College, Jacksonville, ford wt>man who claimed to Atty. Charles N. Oockett. Other weekend arrests made AT THE PARKADE ~ WEST MIDDLE TPKE. word that I ’m spreading the never forgives it.” the Danbury Jaycees. underclothing, a pair of men’s yem on; Robert L. Rolfe, 340 fame of Dundee," he says. He Engaged people on earth. ' jf a ringing in Her fiance is the son of Mr. 111., and teaches in the Rood- boots, and a gym bag were re- uaekmatapk St • Daniel J ' Skel- Future Secre- by Coventry police were Wll- Ustinov will be 49 in Anril. He If you don|t get at least two or and Mrs. Herbert C. Brown of house, (111.) Junior High School. . -----8... ..------. Hackmatack St., Daniel J. S 1 Association of Manches- Ham R. Scanlon, 21, East Hart- already has obtained a place for The engagement of Miss Nan­ ported stolen from the home of court made his stage debut at 18, and three valentines, you’re not get­ 543 Woodbridge St. a student observer at cy Gail Zimmermann of Man­ follow; in the left ear, bad news. A late May wedding is plan­ John W. Wagner, 131 Bolton St. 1^^’ Community College, Miss ford, delivery of liquor '/’•c’.e h*s first play at 19. ting your share of the half bil­ Miss Sirianni attended Man­ Charter Empowers Manager meetings. He has come to terms chester to Gordon Palmer Hun­ It was Mark Twain who ob­ ned Police said a key hidden on the ® 'p Traev W Patricia Doyle of the Barbizon minors; Floyd Ober, lion that will be sent this month. chester High School and Man­ LIGGEH DRUG easily with student militants. He has a home in the Swiss tress of Suffem, N.Y., has been served, “Love seems the swift­ premisesnrorrdflBia wasu/nn apparentlynnnarAntlv usedllBAll VcmOn, aTence • y, School n of f X^ASAllnorModeling Inin WorffnrrfHartford RrewsteBrewster St., Coventry, operat- Back in 1667, the noted English chester Community College. Mr. Slip several shofvygr curtain Range Hill Dr., Vernon. the generation gap, demonstra- Alps where he watches a son announced by her parents, Mr. est, but it Is the slowest of all PARKADE to gain entrance. spoke on good grooming as a ing unregistered motor vehicle; diarist, Samuel Pepys, wrote Brown, who also attended Man­ hangers, over one end of your To Fix Rec Fees: Shea Also, Mrs. Eva True, 123 Oak tions, slogan daubing and stu- and two daughters at winter and Mrs. William L. Zimmer­ growths. No man or woman eetlquette. Ralph Blssell, 37, Lake view An "Exclusive Holidny’ testily that he had paid five chester High School and Man- clothes closet'tod. Use them to OPEN Park and recreation fees may that the town manager "shall St.; Mrs. Eileen A. Washburn, ^ __ dent hair styles. sports, carefully disdaining mann of 38 Bruce Rd. really knows ,what perfect love In April, the FSA will present Ter., Coventry, operating with pounds for a valentine to his is until they have been married Chester Community College, hang umbrellas, belts, or pock- :45 A .M . to 10 P.M . be established by the town man- provide regulations” (or the use Before his last visit, students thorn himself, Her fiance is the son of Mr. Vemon a fashton’show. Any gir\ wish- four unsafe tires; Edward Ver- had painted wall signs saying He is interested in music and wife, but added: “I am glad of a quarter of a century.” served with the Marines in Viet­ etbooks. ager without the approval of the of parks and recreation (aclli- and Mrs. Howard B. Huntress it, for it is fit the wretch should Wirtalla, 79 lUdge « ., Jacob contribute her assistance tefeuville, 16, Johnson Rd., Cov- “Powell Out” and "Occupy. directed Mozart’s "Maoic nam. Board of Directors, according ties. Atty. Shea says that, in of Suffem. have something to content her­ 1 d S i 'i? ’S y S e r d AY: ‘heh is asked to contact entry, failure to drive proper Think. Resist. No Race Hate.” Flute” for the Hamburg State The wedding is planned for to an interpretation of the Town Hls opinion, regulations (or the Art Association Miss Zimmermann is a grad­ self with.” Today in History April 11. A U M iiiEiu l a o a n V ^ following Officers: lane, and Michael Garber, A sign on the bulletin board Opera in 1968. He occasionally uate of Manchester High Charter made recently by Town “^e of such town facilities. The Irish firmly believe that By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Plans Meeting Mrs. Ruth K. Anderson, O^^d Dorothy WitkowsW, presl- Windsor Locks, operating un- said: “Resist university com­ visits the Soviet Union, the School, Westbrook J u n'i o r 110 Counsel Atty. John F . Shea. providing a St. Patrick drove sn.akes from Today is Mon. Feb. 9, the 400i ^ ED ^ „ charge (or their use.” Lyme; Ronald L. Baw , iiz Nasuta, vice registered motor vehicle. plicity with Powell racism.” home of some of his ancestors, College of Portland. Maine, and the Emerald Isle in the fifth day of 1970. There are 325 days ^ 2 0 This Interpretation means, . . . g______jo the Board of Dl- The February meeting of the (Joodwln Rd., Bolton Mrs. Ann pregjjjgnj. ^ iss Cynthia San- All are scheduled to appearus VEGAS Enoch Powell is a member of but "can never see communism Russell Clan Attends the Columbia University School century, but alas for legend. Atty. Shea explains, that rectors explaining Atty. Shea’s Tolland County Art Association Blake, EastEast Hartfore; Mrs. treasurer; or Miss Kath- in Rockville CTreuit Court 12 as an alternative to a free socie- left in the year. the British parliament who of Dental Hygiene, New York Scientists have no evidence that White House Services Board of Directors does not interoretation.Interpretation, Town Manager will bebejield held tomorrowtomoj-row at 8 p.mp.m. Esther Blanchard, 23 S. Alton (^gj.,jg secretary. o campalgns for the voluntary re- ty.” Today’s Highlight In History 03 March 2. City. snakes ever existed on Ireland, On this date in 1718, French have the official power to de- Robert Weiss ays, "Unless the in the Rockville Public Library. St.; Joanne M Cloutier, 21 patriation of nonwhite immi­ "The idea of a highly prosper­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. j i S i Mr. Huntress is a graduate of notes the National Geographic colonists arrived in Louisiana. cide what the town will charge. Board of.Directors wishes to be- The program will feature Beechwood Rd., Vernon; Mrs. grants. He was scheduled to ous Communist state is impossi­ Suffem High School and Le- Society. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., and holidays On This Date if anything, for recreation pro- come further involved in thU Jeanne Pehoviak of Tolland who Bernice Crocker, 9 Woodland speak to Dundee students. A ble,” he observes. "It would no about 50 members of the Russell FOB A LIFETIME I OPEN SUNDAY! high University, Bethlehem, Tip to parents: Having trou- In 1674, the Dutch surren- You'll never have to buy film grams offered, although the matter, I will plan to work with will demonstrate creative R(J._ Coventry; Albert A. Dlck- student a§ked Ustinov what he longer be a (tommunist state. family attended religious serv­ liMr Pa. He is a senior at the Co- ble losing your kids in crowded Yiew Netherl^ds to ^ g - because each time Uggetts develops and town manager, Atty. Shea says, the Park and Recreation Com- acrylic paiirting. man, East Hartford; Judith El- thought of Powell. The crisis came in Czechoslova­ ices Sunday at the White House prhita >x>ur roll of BCuk & White' or lumbia University School of shopping areas? One safeguard Koda-color film ■ " ve fflvc you ABSO­ often will consult with the board mission for another review of Mrs. Pehovtak has exhibited genberg, 154 Clinton Dr., Wap- Don’t "He bores me,” Ustinov said. kia because htey have reached as invited guests of President Dental and Oral Surgery a n d is to write down the names and In 1773, the Ninth American LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film "as a matter of policy.” our fee schedule and to revise throughout New England and , Toni-Lee Parris. Part- Would he meet Powell? a point where communism is no serves as treasurer of his class, addresses of your little squirm­ Nixon. for your camera. We replace tho film . ______■ ______4 X . z v l . 1 1 _ ! ■ ______I — . I I ^ t * O • _ _ $■ "I have no objection at all,” President, William Henry Harri­ The President called the you have developed. It’e all fresh- The onlv stinulatlon on the accordance with their leaches oil and acrylic paint- ^a„g Tolland; Arthur E. FIDDLE FROM longer possible—they’re too ev­ secretary of Psi Omega ers, put them in envelopes, and son, was bom in Charles City dated and top quality and Ko- The only tipu o e reggngmendations.” ing in her home. She is a mem- p a iq5 Oak St ■ Albert Ga- Ustinov said. ’’But, since my olved.” fraternity, and president of the pin them to their backs. group “one of America’s most i dak, too. Quk» processing towniwn manager’s nowers.powers, ac-ac' ^ . rorae, luo uuk 01- , j*iuc8<. County, Va. 134 hour service for ber of TCAA. mer Jr ., 87 Hayes Rd., South great-grandmother was Ethio­ Ustinov forgot to pack neck- William Jarvle Society. He is Quotable notables: “A kiss is distinguished families.” T black and white (Just cording to the charter, la that In 1870, the U.S. Weather Bu­ Present were seven of Rus­ a little bit longer for ^ an s will be completed for German D. Gates. 136 ARDUND Per PerHoii Double Oceupaney pian I doubt he will be encour­ tie.s on his last visit to Dundee. also a student representative of a lovely trick designed by na­ he make hls decisions with the a TCAA-s^nsored art show ^ d ^ ^,g„^ j . i i reau was established. sell’s nine brothers and sisters color). McGee Cites aged to see me. Walking along the Nethergate, the University Senate. ture to stop speech when words "advice” of the Town Recre­ sales on March 8 at Omnibus __ ^ o» . “Every race is already so im­ In 1942, the former French lin­ along with their spouses and he drooped into a clothing store A June wedding is planned. become sui>erfluous.” — Ingrid er, “Normandie,” burned and AT T H E ^ ation and Park (Commission. DEPARTURE INFORMATION pure, it is ridiculous,” Ustinov children. Recognition Gap “ figuring and began sorting through the Bergman. capsized at a New York pier as rG EH DRUG 4M MIDDUB TWM. WPSI Recreation Director Melvin went on to a group of students. tie rack. In ferment: Africa has had The service was conducted by Siebold says Atty. Shea’s inves­ TCAA members must submit a Ironfield, 374 Hartford Rd.; J<^1 Alrjiurt Hotel Kate Tuxes No. of it was being outfitted as a World a younger brother. Dr. Henry In Senate Race 4: Tljis Nights "Mixture is a very good thing.” ”I know you.” a clerk said, Pierre Trudeau Faces more revolutionary unheavals War II troop transport. tigation came up as a result of poster advertising the sale. Irikewlcz, 131 Summer St.; Ste- What about the anti-Powell Edward Russell, minister of the ___ your own JFK Ahuldiii IKU 6.50 3 looking at the rumpled head of in recent decades than any oth­ In 1943, the World War II bat­ .the board’s decision in Novem- FARMINGTON, Conn. (AP)— Menphers are reminded to ven Karasinski, Cov«i- Feb. r»-i5 signs on unlevrsity walls? "They Ottawa Student Group Second Presbyterian Church in IH-20 .IKK Liuidiiiiirk ‘JI9 15.00 7 hair and beard. Then, straining er continent. Half a century ago tle for Guadalcanal ended in a ber to make no charge for ski q vrer’ee who is seek- bring a painting (or plcture-of- try: Sean Kelly, 330 Adams St. Included 3 are legible and spelled right and Memphis, Tenn. He built a ser-. Feb. 19-'J'l JFK liit4‘riiiitiuiiiiJ ‘JI5.50 name, he said, "Oh, OTTAWA (APz — autching it had only three free nations— U.S. victory. patches, and in light of future...c „ w,. A it .. the-month------selection.------Refresh- Also, Shula Krelger, 257 Tol- Lamliiuirk -jl9 15.00 7 I think that speaks highly tor Qod.” mon around the theme that Fob. ■i0'*7 JFK daffodils from an admirer, clj^ Liberia, Egypt and Ethiopia. In 1945, Soviet troops were be­ declslons that might have to *^® ‘t®P“HHcan nomination hostess (or this meeting land Tpke.; Frederick Lewie, l.4uuliiiiirk 'il» 16.00 7 the university,” Ustinov replied. "boldness is an indispensable Feb. -n-Miir. 6 JFK “Try asain,” said Ustinov. in a powder-blue turtlenew Now Africa has 43 of the globe's sieging the outer fortresses of be made concerning other fee ®-‘* is Mrs. Beverly Alleman. it® Birch St.; Mrs. Ann R. Ma- 26 JFK liiterimtluiml 199 6.60 3 Ustinov knows something ingredient tor successful liv­ F«‘b. -Mur. 1 ‘I ’ll take these.’ shirt and wearing love beads, 142 sovereign nations. Berlin. candldates in the race "are suf------thlason, 66 E. Middle Tpke.; Mur. 19-2’1 JFK 1.4Uidmiirk IH9 eJM) 8 ing.” changes in recreation. about mixed races. (Canada’s Prime Minister Pierre Ever wonder exactly why the Ten Years Ago ^ J _ I * • Mrs. Bertha M. Melanson, En- ToxtvINCOME or* loo im p o r t a n t to TAX 9 A nunvber of fee changes are ‘ertng from a substantial reoog- trv BOTH “Some of my ancestors were Elliot Trudeau met with a stu­ camel can go so long without Western officials were ex­ INader speakg Again (Jeid; Mrs. Loretta V, Powell, men with, bocauie Ihty'ro the exiled from Russia and we got food and water. Tlie hump included in Siebold’s proposed nltion-gep (actor, , a. r>i a. m lorgott $ingl^‘«Kptn$« of your FEDERAL Shirley MacLaine dent group Friday night and pressing concern orver . U.S. new recreation budget now un- ^ primary would help oyer- n e w YORK (AP) - Calling 76 Lenox St.; Mrs. Gladys M. lifotimol You con h*lp mini- YOUR TRIP INCLUDES mixed up,” he says. His great­ fielded questions ranging from which builds up on its back slowness in evolving a new dis­ lORMAL grandmother's family is still Defends Current Films VALENTINE'S DAY der review bv Weiss and ached- ^® ‘^*'® ‘°*'"'®'‘ fo»' “more socially responsible Rae, Rt. 31, Coventry; Mrs. miro them by tttin g H & R AND $ when the living is easy is made marijuana to U.S. ownership of armament plan to counter a So­ iiiprt tn cnm» iin for nnnrnval representative said in a tele- beha-vior” from big corporate Elizabeth M. Skelley, 65 Over­ Block W e'll moke $ure you ROUND TRIP JETFARE represented at the Ethiopian up largely of fat. In times of CARDS - CANDY STATE WASHINGTON (AP) — Ac­ Canadian industry. viet proposal (or total dlsarma- by the board in March "nie pro- PHone Ifitervlew. management, management, consumer______advo- land St.; Mrs. Katherine Thurs- receive every legal deduction. court. Others in the family tree Then well guorontee your tress Shirley MacLaine say's Trudeau said there was "no shortage, the camel’s efficient mentm F R E E GIFT WRAPPINO ^ * He also urged 8\mday that ^gj^ Rgjph Nader called Hiurs- ton. East Hartford; Randall TRANSFERS ) are German, French and Ital­ preconception in the cabinet” on metabolism breaks down the fat Five Years Ago W E RENT IT posed changes would include g gg^jes of public debates be ^gy establishing nonprofit Toop, Wakefield, Mass.; John return for accuracy. Why Home that despite emphasis on^sex by around? Let Block light your LIFE ian. Ustinov speaks five lan- the marijuana but added: “The into both nutrients and fluids. Some 1,0(X) students stormed ARTHUR DRUR some moviemakers, current the addition of a $1 registration gjaged in the major cities in jj^j^g gjaffs of experts to Walton, Skinner Hill Rd., Ando- fire! \ UP HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS guages. films are an accurate reflection world is BO exiciting I get my Water is produced by the union American Embassy in Mos- fee (or summer swim classes the state In April and May. „veragg corporate managers. ver; S«irah Watson, 487 Center He was bom in London and is \ search by modem man hlgh from inside.” of the oxygen it breathes with jq protest U.S. bombing of ALL FORMAL'WEAR IN and the abolishment of junior McGee said he welcomed the ^ader said In a speech pre- St.; Mrs. Eleanor E. Wlghtmon, OUARANTII 3 n ig h ts — 3 Dlf^l^pS, 4 SHC)WS a British citizen. His lather, ______a i _ a ______l i _ a — \ _ * . . . 1 . 1 ...... a ____ C*4 Vt_ ' _____...... i W« otcurol* prtparolioji of oytry lax itiurn. If for deeper values and a clearer He also said that many Cana-* hydrogen atoms in its bodj^ fat. f^orth Vietnam, and intermediate | membership entry Saturday ^( Edwin Eth- g ^ 337 Woodbridg^ St Iona Ustinov, also a writer, was wo moko any trror* that co»l you any ponolty or Inlotoit, answer to the human condition. digns who urge the government Women have , more acut^ Year Ago' STOCK AT ALL "miESI fees. erlngton into the Seimte race, jergnee sponsored by Instl^utton- BIRTHS SATURDAY! A the son of a Russian general " a r e . .. — ' tho ponolty or Inloroil. '' 7 NIGHTS — 5 DINNERS. 5 SHOWS\ Testifying______before______a House___ Ed-to limit U.S. investments hearing than men, science has , South Vietnam marines turn- ' The town manager’s powers which brought the list of an- |„yggt,,r magazine, that "the daughter to Mr. luid Mrs. who went to live In Germany, ucation ^subcommittee Friday in not always willing to pay the found, and are particularly bet- g j ^ huge cache of enemy in regard to parks and recrea- nounced GOP candidates to corporations aie increas- Russell Vollman, 66 Whitney His naother is the French paint- more federal support price,” which would be a lower tor able to hear high notes. As arms, including rocket war- many a henpecked husband has tion are an exception, Atty. four. Ingly dominating the economy Rd.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. er, Nadia Benols. humanities, standard of living or depend- “ *■ ’ heads, north of Saigon. Shea says, to the general Etherlngton, who resigned as affecting citizens choices, Ronald MacLachlan, 38 Sunset Ustinov’s meetings with the MacLaine said: ”We are ence on other countries (or capi- found out tor himself, women charter rule which gives the Wesleyan University Preri^pt ^ Ter., Wapplng; a son to Mr. America's Largest Tex Service with Over 4000 Offices Dundee studeilts are often hilar- going through difficult times, tal. are better able to produce high board the power to "fix the to enter the race, Joliw Mc(Jee, pgj^ggjyg ^,gyg." and Mrs. Jam es MacDonald, 175 « MERCURY Along the same lines, Trudeau notes, too. Extra Cash For Yule ioUB.' Jtog Parkade — Ixrwer Level the Students Council, says: our condition and film is one repudiated recommendations Know your language : Are you 555 M AIN STREET services rendered by the town.” bal. State Sen. John Lupton, V TRAVEL AGENCY that Canada limit the number of supercilious? Freely translated NEW YORK — An extra $2 "The Marvel of Main Street’’ 'the externa) controls and f^nd Mrs. Jerome Finn, East getween ftrers and Grania Rear Bntrnncee . "We're the envoy of all Scottish way to face it." billion in cash Is in circulation 643-2165 According_ K to the charter, « the n and Mrs. nronTlch Berenice NorwoodThTpto cos- Hartford: a daughter to Mr. and a NO SER V K ’l!: CHARGE universities. She added: '"W hat’s happen- American professors in its uni- from the Latin, it means "lifted Ml - 907 Main StrMt in the Christmas season eiSch' 'Autborlzed Bgent in M«n>| Manchester, ConnscUout board has the power tow fixnx alla.i Nappercap^r ofo. Greenwich,ureenw en. nie ...o R e - ____ behavior, namely - . ^ . 1 ______M govern- Mrs. r. Ainn Alan On.mn, Crumm, w 22 Rnosevelt Roosevelt 643-9571 Ustinov’s urge to mimic ing to films is the same as versltles, saying, "Im not eyelid.” When you raise your charges "except as otherwise publican choice will be trying guyo... , Mon, thru FrI. 0 A.M. to 6 P.M. NO APf QINTMSNT are supercilious year. On a normal day about ^ oliester for nil Airlines, - gnt. end Sun. 0 A.M. to 6 P 3 I. Rooervntlonii For • Hot«l» • Alrllno* • SUNMnOhlpo ■tutted shirts is never sup- what’s happenlqg to-politics. It’s afraid of the competition of eyebrows, yqu . . j , hiii p S r t in this charter.’’ in November for the seat of Uie mwketplace conat^er St. IS NECESSARY $61 billion — $46 billion in bills tRnUronda and Steamships J and competlt on, are diminishing BIRTHS YESTERD A Y: A Ptoono 648-2488 j 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER nrrssort Students are fond of his the difference between the old ideas. If the teachers are good I a picture of haughty dlsdaiD. ♦» UBM. "SPECIALISTS IN FDRJdAL WEAR RENTALS” Atty. Shea says this exception Democratic Sen. Ttwmgs billion in coins — la In their effect." son to Mr. imd Mrs. Thomas of a symphony orchee- and the new approach to life, don’t cane if they’re from Pata- W ^ h refnembErin^g: ’ ^ e n occurs when the charter states Dodd. fuU cry. m thU Ustinov The old ways aw irrelevairt.” gonla." ' if you’re on the right track clrculalcirculation. ►

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\. nacle achievements of science in our T olland ^anrl|PHtpr Andover Tate Case: FLETCHER GLASS 00. OF MANCHBB’n U f age, was invoking and paying tribute to -By CLAY.R. POLLAN- ASIH LIIRA Ewptttttg IfpraU) the humanities as the tools man uses to M/18. 11 Your Dally AcIM Iy Guide sin, m m Mrs. W ard According lo the Sion. Manson Put 54 McKEE STREIET recover from his occasional excesses of David Cook Resigns, It OCT. 1 f d b u e h b d b y t h b <^11-14-29-40>-401 To develop message for Tuesday, HBRALD PRINTmO CO.. INC success with science. read words corresponding to numbers 41-45-51-55, Now Is the time to bring In your screens to be fie|Mlitsd. IS Blsaell Street .^48-^ 73 . 61-67-70 c In Solitary Storm window' gisss replsoed. To Direct of your Zodiac birth sign. Mucheeter. Conn. As Dr. Seaborg pictures the human cy­ ^TAUSUS SCORrtO THOMAS F. FEROUSON. School Board Head An. 10 I Eapset 31 Your 61 Chong* WALTER R FEROUSON cles., we occasionally get Into periods of 2An 32 D *oli 62 A d m irin ocr. Hi LOS ANGELES (AP) — AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Publlehers I ^ MA7 10 Heart Drive 3 Llf* 33 StouTKh 63 Significonc* Nor. I I ' Charles M. Manson, leader of a Founded O ^ b e r 1, 1881 such tremendous scientific achievement Board of Education Chair­ 0S4-57-68-69 4 Mok* 34 D*v*lopm*nt 64 Good 12-15-18-32, ^ , Publlihed Every Evenlnc Except Sunday* man David Cook has submitted />71-77-79-81 5Th* 35 Fritnd* 65 Indicated hipple-style cult Implicated In GUSS FURNITURE TOPS that we are swept along until we may The Andover chairman of the 6 Movtt 36 Or 66 With 36-38-84-88^5 ^ and Holiday*. Entered at the Poet Office at a letter of realgnation to the OIMINI the Sharon Tate murders, is In a 4taache8ter. Conn., as Second daos Mall find ourselves far out of touch and con­ 1»T0 Heart Sunday Appeal will 7 Ev*nt 37 Cotching 67 And SAGITTARIUS MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Matter. > school board, mai'klng on end 8A 36 Stortir>g 68 Around 69 Your new cell today—in what ho calls tact and relationship with the institutions be Mrs. R li^rd Ward of Bau- Fr-'rSjUHC 10 9 Surpriilng 39 MiK SUBSCRIPTION RATES to line years of service us a 10 Molt 40 Blue 70 Rtvition D IC .11 aola Rd. Heart Sunday will ba “solitary confinement." PIGTURE FRAMING (all typee) Payable In Advance and values which once dominated our board member. 0,1^21-30-37 n Out 41 Keep 7I*F)r$G«r One Year ...... ?*-92 observed hero as the high point :^J2-59-80 86 l2P*r«*ct 42 Attroctive 72 Intended 44-47-53-5&^ He was transferred to It Fri­ Six Month* 1£.E0 Although the school board 72-78-B3-89V6 living. of .the month-long Heart Fund 13 Exctlltnt 43 And 73 Ntwt day—a busy day for the defend­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS “niree Month* 7.80 failed to act on the resignation CANCIS 14 Of 44 Someone's 74 P«r»or>olity 3.80 CAPRICORN One Month We become conscious of a disaatisfac- at Its last meeting, ' Cook Campaign. Volunteers will con­ 11 15 For 45 Plans 75 Mott«rt ant held on murder-conspiracy l^ub Enclosure from $.30 to $45 pIiM installation^ duct the htnise-to-house cam­ I6CH 46 In 76 Your charges. He appeared In court ' MEMBER OF states he has no Intentions of 11 77 U «t JA S . I f THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tion in the midst of our triumphs, an im- paign between Feb. 15 and Feb. 170a 47 Rosy twice. The Associated Pres* Is exclusively en­ changing hie mind regarding the O 8- 9-34 18 Clinching 48 C o r ^ 78 To 2- 7-16-20dr 22. A volunteer corps of 4d Is 79 You t i t l e to the use of republlcatlon of aU easiness with our scientific successes, cecision. ^jA6.(/yn 19 Smooth 49 Social 25 6 J6 5 ^ The first time, Manson, 86, new* dlepat^es credited to It or not other- being recruited to cover And­ 20For- 50 Ardent 80 Ovtrdu* and eventually we begin realizing that He was elected to a fifth con­ LIO 51 Subject 81 Forg«t AQUARIUS acting as his own attorney, BORED WITH YOUR JOB? UNDERPAID? wl*e credited In this paper and also the over. 21 Doy local news published here. secutive term as chairman of 22 Rood* 52 Up 82 Work JAN . 20 sought freedom on a writ of ha­ All rlshts of republlcatlon of special dis­ "we had better reexamine all our prog­ Fundb raised in the drvie are 23 Don't 53 Promises 83 B« patches herein are also reserved. the board last November, and .AUO. 11 84 New f i t . It beas corpus. Superior Court ress to see what we think of the direc­ used to support research, edu­ 24 Of 54 Tie Is a graduate of the Tolland 0^6-27-33-35 25 Rsochlng 55 To 85 Brighter 4- 5-10-24/O Judge Malcolm M. Lucas reject­ The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ cation and community service »>43-50-62 26 You’v* 56 A ffo iri 86 Poperwork 31-42-74 IBM KEYPUNCH tions in which it has been taking us and ed the motion. The second time sumes no financial responsibility for t; Schools. Cook is employed , as a activities of the Eastern Heart 27Mony 57 String 87 Future graphical errors appearing In adver VIRGO of the quality of the life it has been giv­ teacher at Rockville’s Vo-Ag 28 Towordt 58 Were 88 0rm he appeared with a codetendant. ments and other 'reading matter In OTie Assodtalon, the only voluntary 89 Broken IS an important, much in demand skill that will start you Manchester Evening Herald. S A U ^.ll 29 Th* 59 On Manson Is due for another school. health agency In the region 30 For 60 Pertorvil 90 Duties on a new career in the booming data processing industry. ing us. > Sin. 11 UAH. 10' court appearance Monday in the Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-WaMilng- In his letter of resignation. devoted exclusively to combat- 2/10 ton Post News Service. 3- 6-17-19/C, Aug. 9 gunshot-knifing killings The instruments of this self-examina- Cook cites a "lack of time” os Ing diseases of the heart and cir- H j ^ 7 ^g2 . 9 0 € N eatral Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. Wl*'' 22-28-85-87 of actress Sharon Tate and four Publishers Representatives — Mathews, tion, said Dr. Seaborg, are the humani­ the reason for his departure, culation, which afflict 27 mil- LEARN IN SIX WEEKS Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency but he admitted that the d ^ Hon persons and are responsible visitors to her home and the — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. ties. oislon was reached after he de- for more than half of all deaths knife slayings the following MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU. OF CIRCULA­ David Cook In tills country. night of a wealthy grocer, Leno TIONS. They can ccmcelvably lead us out of elded he couldn’t really see any War Protesters Hit GE FEBRURARY CLASSES Mrs. Ward announces the fol- I.,aBlanca, and his wife. the "despair and negativism” of our irason to continue on the school serving on the Democratic , , , . , , , . ' DAV ( EVENIHQ SESSIOHS D ^ a y advertising closing hours to contact district captains who will In his habeas corpus hearing, m r Monday — 1 p.m. TYldi time. \T ow n ■ Committee With Bomhs^ Vandalism For Tuesday 1 p.m. Saturday.riley. The board will be faced vrith him. while his Republican ,coordinate ra activities i of volun- Manson complained he was in Moa.-Tliins. 0-6, m 9-S, Bmt. 9-S For'Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. "solitary!" For Thursday — 1_ p.m. ~Tuesday. ' They ask not so much what man can the need to elect a new chair- counterpart Russell Stevenson A ' “ X 196 Trumbull SL> Hartford Thresher, Gilead Rd.; Dlotrlct By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS After bombs went off at the The sheriff’s office confirmed f t For Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. do as why he should do one thing or an­ man at the start of its meet- igged' the same appeal for reg- HARTFORD For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. 2, Mrs. John Waller, Rt. 6; Bombs caused slight damage RUA, General Motors and Chase that the clan leader had been w A/*'Ar\rai%y Over Oooatltatton flntln— l Classified driiallne — B p.m. day be­ Ing Wednesday night, and with latered Republicans. r» ACADEMY fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday for other. Hiey ask not how many days a transfered to a solitary cell In w £ \ e l '’ 'I^e“DVmo7raU will hold their ^ ^ r a ^ - ^ l v e ^ " n e ^ s ^ ^ r S " ^ ^ ^ o( BUSINESS Saturday and Ma;iday publication. man may live, but what kind of days the central jail earlier in e VI Tel. 525-9158 vacM cy ^ i r i ^ b L l y be f l ll ^ caucus to endorse town commit- paul Jurovaly Jr„ Jurovaty Rd , said "white Americans” were day, but a spokesman said the Monday, Febi7i|iry 9 they are. They ask not how far or fast with L X l r Rennhii^n ^ ® members on Feb. 20 at 8 District 6, Mrs, Eric Anderson, day night not long after on "striking blows of liberation" official terminology is "loss-ot- a man may travel, but what he sees. malntalTthrs 3 b a u n ™ P-m. In the Town Hall. The cau- Asplnall Dr.; District 6. Mrs. anonymous caller claimed cred­ against Imperialism and war. privilege module." Fifteen persons were injured They ask not how many gradgets he has, board In ^eretment w lf^ ! endorse delegates to the Allen Frazier. Lake Area; Dls- it for vandalizing______a GE office in Officials said Manson refused The Ultimate In Defid^s long time ^enU em en ^ aaree f^nventlons ^Ict 7, Mrs. Daniel MlUei-, Washington, D.C., as a protest ["^^he series of Wasts but no^ but whether they free him as much as Benueniens agree be held some time after Ma/thleson Dr.; and EHstrict 8, ^body ------was------killed. Three men and to leave his regular cell at 6 of the company’s w ar produc­ a.m. Friday for breakfast. Offi­ 9 'Hie state of Connecticut got a bairgeln work does. t between the two parties. March 17. according to t h e Mrs. MlaxweU B. Hutchinson, a woman face trial and a fourth tion. No one was hurt by the cers said this delayed the morn­ the other day. \ Deeds Filed state Democratic calendar Lake Area. woman is being sought on con- If, in such examination, we find that blasts. ing meal for all other prisoners PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL \ Seven warrantee deeds were which Is still not com|pIeted. Mrs. Francis Hill, Bausola New York police___ discovered______splracy charges in the bomb- But It was a bargain in a bad thing. ' In a special section for defend­ all our glamorous and exciting scientific filed with the town clerk during Republicans will caucus on Rd., Is vice chalrmlan. iilrs. defused a*Uilrd bomb early ants who are acting as their INCLUDING SHAMPOO and SET Because it happened to be selling: g75 achievement has somehow left us less the past week, including three March 6 to endorse both town George Nelson "will be solicit- today in front of the G E head- own counsel. million in state bonds at a moment w h »t for newly built houses. committee members and con- Ing Andover business firms, quarters building In midtown than we had before, that discovery of In his afternoon court appear­ AND FASHION HAIR CUT Deeds filed w ere; Anna Maier vention delegates. John Phelps and J. Russell Manhattan. the bond market was favoraUe, the failurX n ^y, Dr. Seaborg feels, inspire NYC Graveyard ance, Manson was asked if he Einstein to Stephen Neborsky, Democratic town chairman Thompson will again serve as Hie F B I was investigating the objected to a change in attor­ state of Connecticut will be pajring us to dratv back a little, and begin to do with Reginald Pinto In Portugal property on Buff Cap Rd., and Thlfault announced the names auditors to receive the funds incidents. Police offered no Being Converted neys by codefendant Leslie .00 "only” $46.7 million, over the next 20 COBBLESTONES Samuel Breslau to Peter W. and of the party’s nominating com- collected. The funds will be speculation on whether they $ better. Louise 1700 Houten. Diane S. Jaslnski of Troy, N.Y., mittee following a meeting of turned In at the First Congre- were related, years, for the use of that $76 million. He says that^lre believes "that one of Into Playground Laughing and with a shrug of property on Bald Hill Rd. the Town Committee Friday gatlonal Church from 2 to 4 “We have taken this action to 12 9^ the shoulders, he replied: "I If the bond market hadn’t happened the characteristics of the human race — Also, John P. emd Gall P. night. Serving on the committee p.m. on Heart Sunday, Feb. 22. disrupt functioning of the ma- NEW YORK (AP) — The 310 handily take the measure of any don’t have any objections.” WIGS CLEANED & STYLED $7.00 to be favorable that day, the total in­ Januszklewicz to Lawrence W. are Ronald Montesi, Mrs. Edith Refreshments will be served to chine of death and oppression," year-old graveyard at St. possibly the one that is primarily respon­ of the three announced candi­ He and Miss Van Houten and Shirley Haines, property Knight, George Hunt, Joseph the volunteers at that time. the caller said Sunday to The M ark’sChurch-in-the-Bowery on terest charge might have amounted to sible for its course of evo^tion—is that dates. grinned at each other and Man- W e Honor Inside Report on Blueberry Hill Rd., and Ma- Nedwied and Thlfault. Bridge Night Associated Press .He said GE the edge of the Lower East Side <^pen D aily 9-5 These regulars regard Gold­ son made clowning gestures at 76 per cent of the original cost of the It has grown by creatively ^a^ponding to Open Form tllda Gottlelb and Louise Held The Democratic Nominating Winners of Friday Night’s was the "second leading produc- is being converted into a com- berg as by far ;the strongest the attractive teen-ager. state expenditures Involved. failure." b y to Bruce Tully, property on Committee will meet at the bridge game are as follows; er of armament for the United munityplayground. Petite Beauty Sakm challenger against Rockefeller. "You may think this is fun­ Metcalf Rd. Town Hall tonight at 8. First place, Mr. and Mrs. M ar- States government.” ,pbe cemetery surrounds the As It is, the state is scheduled to spend The only trouble is, If we may^ poke Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Only Goldberg, they believe, ny," said the judge. “I don’t.” 34 Church St. can return a Democratic legis­ est money return from aaid New houses sold during the Republican Nominating vln Graboff; second place, Mrs. He made no mention of the gburch foimded by Peter Stuy- $46.70 to hire every $76 it borrows. our way back toward what seems to\^ NEW YORK — Arthur Gold­ the past decade spent In the ‘How to Win a Stockade Fence’ Miss Van Houten is accused lature to Albany and perhaps property. week were; Monroe Moses, Oommlttee \JdIl meet tomorrow Howard Boyd and Mrs. Kath- ^bsequent New York bombs, who Is buried In a vault 643-0322 berg is being quietly propelled President’s Cabinet, the Su­ This may, comparatively speaking:, be to be reality, that the chances still seem\ even carry a Democratic U.S. To the Editor, Inc. to John and Margaret Fal- at 8 at the home of CKaJr^ erine Horrigan, and third but said “we_ ^ _the same ^he graveyard for f ^ ^ X w “ l^ ^ era preme Court, and the United 3. After tabling the request J crrntin of n^onlp'* who vandal- i. n*.* "-a - ivianaon ana lour oiner louowerB back into contention for Gover­ Senator to victory. rated a barg:aln. vastly greater that somebody will invent Nations prepare Goldberg for 1. Buy a home by securing for a cooling off period for the vl of Plalnvllle, property In i” ®” Stevenson on Sherry Clr. place, Robert (Campbell nor of New York as a combined That's why Joe Crangle, reg­ Rene Cote. “ “ S u v . o» - S ’j'iiTior; ”• ”■ the cannibalism of New York a 20 to 30 year mortgage, work emotional neighbors, ditring Wayne Manor (Robin C lr.); Tol- f"*™* Aid Oasses Prom any sound fiscal point of view, some new kind of bomb before anybody \ffect of his own private will- ular party leader in Buffalo, ters in Philadelphia Saturday. for alcoholics d n i officials said Manson’s hard, scrimp and save —paint, which the Planning and Zoning land Hills, Inc. to James A. and Tblland Volunteer Am- m..,.. or'r/^Eo/i In sJconoi , rug goj^fj^ement to the “lose-of-prlv- invents a new kind of human being. iiimess and a new determina- Democratic politics. ‘ it can only be labeled a disaster. never took no for an answer mow, shovel and plant to Im­ Commission meet -with the Joan E. Maguire of Manches- bulance Assomlation will hold a tioR\by regular Democrats to Goldberg, having spent a ca­ from Goldberg and has con­ ^ t i S ^ S . ^ module" wUl be for five ------prove your property. lawyer for the developer and tell ter, property off New Rd., and of first aid classes be- The more the state does this, the regalR.control over the party’s reer as a lawyer for the labor tinued to push him for Gov­ After the telephone tip Wash- rhiirch'a rector the Rev. may In- ^ ^ 2. Get involved! him to work out a stultable Yost Construction Co., Inc. to Wednesday. The classes Inside course mim reformers. movement, was particularly ernor. So has Stanley Stelngut more the state digs itself deeper into fence or something to protect Herschel M. and Gladys J. anyone wishing to ington poUce and G E o H l^ ls j Michael Allen, a 42-year- w a ^ ^ fc r iv e ^ F Disunited Students Of The World Within the last two weeks, distressed by the failure of of Brooklyn, minority' leader in Go to zoning meetings — hire discovered that papers had been ,, j . j cleric known as bbrary and receive mall. ^ the neighbors. the financial hole from which it will union leaders to back him unan­ a lawyer to try to prevent the Vaughan Jr. of WUmlngton, ,<>b- strewn about the floors of O E ’s .jrtest " c lJ ^ u p o n forbidden vlaiU from Goldberg in conversations with the State Assembly. But Gold­ ligate the student to Eifflliatc Report At the beginning of the sacond term imously. For instance, the ven­ developers from changing the The neighbors are not consult­ De., property in Valley Vlew.^ never be able to pay cash for any of its regular leaders has flashed berg sentiment is not limited to with the TVAA. 11th floor offices, center of most nlaveromuJ idea last sum- relatives. Nor may he of the academic year the universities and surroundings — removing ex­ ed nor do they have any say in One quit claim deed weui re­ capital expenditures. The more the something between an amber erable Jacob Potofsky, presi­ the regular organization. Mayor (Continued from Page 6) the colleges look remarkably quiet, judg­ the matter. They are notified by Morning classes will be held and a green light in response dent of the Amalgamated Cloth­ isting homes so they can create corded from John J. Bliss to state borrows, the more it has to bor­ ed by the standards of the past couple (See Page Seven) a report in the paper that a six- to their promotion of\him for ing Workers and an old com­ new business areas — that will Audrey Bliss for property on P M ls^ John V. Undsay and hla ctowst rhds were not disturbed and ap- ^ ehargea againat him. M an«oi of years. This is true, too, of the United foot stockade fence on the Parish Center^, with Ray associates look favorably on a parently nothing w as stolen. "Th*® ‘s ^ '’" “Kb. angry unsuccessfully that the row. Eventually, the only way the state (Sovernor. In the past^ week, rade of Goldberg’s made it not devaluate the property of Lakevlew Heights. States, where the dynamics of student perimeter of the land is all that Blanchette serving as Instruc- Goldberg bid, as do the less caller said his group hod community with damned little g ^ n d jury indictment was "Ule- knows how to function is to pay at least figures close to (3oldberg\^p- clear he would not oppose the adjacent home owners. Guild Speaker is needed to separate business w>r. u d. ..A frenetic Manhattan refo rm ers- .-ubgrated and destroyed" G E space," the Rev. Mr. Allen said, gmniate and unconsUtutional.” protest were first developed and later Rockefeller. Do this for 15 to 20 years — The Rev. Joseph L. Quinn, one and one half times for everything it erating with his knowleo^ Herald from residential property. (I . , . . . . , __,. , Bvening c’aBsea will be held such as Assemblyman A1 “The cemetery was being used ______exported. Indeed, the new number of after which time the Zoning E though not necessarily with ld^\ But these disappointments guess these people are not ^p laln at the Unlver^ty of Wednesday evenings at 7;30 in Blumenthal and State Sen. Late Sundav nlirht a bomb ex- as a playground anyway, so at a buys. "Encounter” contains an article called full approval — have been \coi:could have been sustained by Board is so tired of seeing the ConneoUcut, will speak to to- the ambulance garage with Manfred Ohrenstein Late Sunday night a bomb ex — Yesterdays familiar with buffers that take _ , ploded in a two-story, block-long certain point we decided to con- ^ g s l e y a n H e a d R e s i g n s "Who Killed the Student Revolution?” It * working overtime on the tele­ GolIdberg had it not been for same faces and hearing t h e morrovT night’s meeting at St. Harold Mattson serving as in 'This keeps increasing the burden on a little more land—such as ;i Goldberg is not discouraging q e warehouse and appUance vert it.” is written from Berkeley as if the death poisonous criticism from the Msitthew’s Ladles Guild at 8 in structor. phone seeking support for him. 25 Years Ago same voices, they weaken and 20 ft. strip, planted with trees this activity and. according to repair and service center in the The graves^ which date as far To Seek Senate Seat the state's taxpayers while, at the same of the student revolution can be taken the P*irish Center. The subject The upshot; Chances are no rarty’^ more fanatic reformers. change the property to business and bushes to really conceal the Bulletin Board close associates, now realizes Queens section of N «w York back as 1660, are not being time, it keeps building recurrent state as an established fact. On the cover of The clihmctic event was a visit The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of his talk will be "Catholic M IDDLETOW N, Conn. (A P ) worse than 80-50 that, within as requested by the developer. fence to provide something The planning and Zoning he would have to go through a (jjty. Police reported slight opened. An intricate atone mo- "Encounter” the question is put In a to Goldbbtg’s law office here is Installed as pastor of Center Youtli on Campus Today.’’ — Edwin D. Etherington has re­ deficits. the next month, Goldberg will In our case, with the zone pleasant to look at). • Commission will meet tonight party primary. 'What his sup- damage and no injuries. ®s^*c playground Is being built different form; "Who killed the student by A ’ex Rosenberg, one of the Congregational Church. Trophy Winner* signed as president of Wesleyan reverse his non-candidacy change, we are blessed with So it is easy to win a stockade at 8 In the Town Hall. porters will now discuss In see- Another bomb went off 46 around them, complete with a Eventually the state gets so deeply in­ movement?" Now that Is not the same most frenziedN^f the Manhattan Arthur E. McCann is elected Revolving trophy winners for University to seek the Republi­ valentines for statement of Dec. 9 and an­ "McDonald’s Drlve-In". This fence if you rae willing to try. The Tolland Library Assocla- ret meetings being am m ged Is minutes later In a GE appliance wading fountain for children. reformers. Placing the role of chairman of the police board. last week’s Board of Recrea- can nomination to .the U.S. Sen­ to such a deficit system that it is much question by any means. PTobably the nounce for Governor. If so, he creates new excitement — rac­ tlon Board of Directors will how to talk him Into subjecting i,epalr store in Brooklyn break- The project is being financed Grand InqulsitoX Rosenberg Thanks again for all the thought tion-sponsored _1_t..*. _ A. n i_ *.1_It*____ A.t._ ate seat held by Democrat too late to do anything about it. student revolution in its extreme Ameri­ would be almost assured of vic­ ing car engines roaring — tires and consideration for the good D ^ v ” N t o ^ * B e t h ° ^ * tonight at 8 in the library, himself to the vitriol of the panes of g l ^ and by a $16,000 grant from the Ford everyone—plus badgered Judge Gokjberg with 10 Years Ago w«re jjarey rtiasen, oein rito Democratic left * , ___ ^ ___*__ m_..a Vnnmrcrfera from ThomEis J. Dodd. can campus manifestations is dead. The tory in the June primary squealing — broken glass — all of our neighborhood must be ex­ The United Cong:regatlonal D ^ o c r a tic left. damaging a window casing but Foundation. Youngsters from But one can still figure out what the insulting questions alxilit why ho tec, Cecelia DumoiVt, Karen Etherington, 45, W M president attempt to turn the university into a election and enter the general kinds of paper cups and litter pressed to the Planning and r , f , « /—.In XT—V, x.iiuii;iiChurch Du9ureaz3Business xA/iiiiiiiLLcc Committee willw/ii Even if ithcy fail, the effort Is pniic/inc no inluries Police said Ibe Neighborhood Youth Corps had condoned the LBJ X * " Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. of the American Stock Ex- school pockoges difference might have been, could the launching pad for a revolution directed election campaig:n as a decided succeeds Dr. Joseph Massaro spread in all directions . . . plus Zoning Commission for another tonight at 8 at the church, noteworthy. The prasent party the s ^ l o n r p f p e ^ ^ m ^ ^ »re doing the work and the city icy. \ J^y Jollcoeur and Linda Fet- ^ chieftains backing Goldberg are S^ai^ to^ Sfe S^k a^- has dor^ted 20 truckloads of change from 1962 to 1M6 before against society itself has fizzled out. It favorite against Gov. Nelson as president of the Manchester motorcycles racing all over the job well done. state ever have made some sincere ef­ It is no surprise, then, thRt — also — was an indulgence In romantic fantasy Rockefeller. Memorial Hospital medical' area. "The Golden Arches” are s«rvlnem«*. Assiraed ">®®t tonight at 7 a t ^ United successors of regular Democrat- ^mrlus cobblestones. Wesleyan. He fort to pay more and bond less as it the three announced Democratlb Edward D. Werner that was never able to put down any The presence of a Democratic not quite enough, so back to the II a Alp TTnp/va TTrip Congregational Oiurch. *® leaders who for some 16 years police then posted special se- One man with historic ties to submitted his resignation to the candidates for Governor—Eu­ staff. 11 Bremen Road • candies • cut-out books went. real roots, and now that President Nixon Governor in Albany for t h e zoners we go again — this time gene Nickerson, county execu­ Manchester, Conn. n'/ cu, 0, "X-Trjr'ircjS Dodd has said he would seek • heart shaped chocolate boxes has made pieace In Vietnam respectable first time in 12 years would be Robert Jenks, has been as- Hartford and New York Bevl- *"iPt*®®‘ve clllUes in the city. Two hours expressed no misgivings about What the state pays out in interest tive of suburban. Nassau Coun­ to grant an exception to allow re-election. Two other perrons he has disarmed the student Left of its a tonic for a party now para­ signed to duty at GriffUhs A ir taJlzatlon Corps, will speak on « e p u b U c ^ TOlely a foot patrolman discov- the playground. • doilies • craft paper l| ty; industrialist Howard Sam­ a sign larger and closer to the are announced candidates for alone In any modem biennium would most potent campaigning weapon. * lyzed toy nationwide defeatism. A Thought for Today Let’s Not Join Brooklyn Force Bose, N.Y. • “OperaUon Suburbia” tomor- Ibey were dej^ndable g^g^ cylindrical metal bomb " I feel nostalgic and sentl- uels, nominee for lieutenant street then is prescribed iby the the GOP nomination and two have constituted, all by itself, a most The student revolution in Britain made . Even more important, Gold­ Sponsored by the Manchester He Is an aircraft equipment row night at 8 at the United P^btlcia^. The cur- g brown paper package in mental about this lovely old governor in 1966; William Van- town by-laws. I To the Editor, seek the Democratic nomlna- , even less solid headway, and though the berg’s nomination and election Council of Churches repairman with the 49th Fight- Congregational Church Rell- headquarters place,” said Hamilton Arm- generous state budget in other years. den Hetivel, longtime member Once again we are /blessed Manchester, The City of Vil­ tion. er Interceptor Squadron, a unit glous Education Building. The building In Manhattan. Bomb strong Fish, a sevenft-genera- London School of Economics was taken would mark a victory by prac­ of the Kennedy apparatus—say with the rubber stamp of ap­ lage Charm, is slowly becom­ If the state were free to spend, now, of ithp Aerospace Defence Com- meeting is open to all Interest- ‘{A experts deacUvated the device, tlon Stuyvesant and ^ t o r of t ^ over for a while as a testing ground tical politicians against t h e nothing liable to offend the re­ “ God is not x^one when dis­ proval by the zoners. If y o u ing a big throbbing city. We m a n i ed perrons. becaus^ he may just be a win- ^hg’ITie anonvmousanonymous caller dlctat- quarterly ForeignForeig:n Affairs. "M y Ifict It at on its capital improvements, the amount for the tactics of confrontation, with ideologues of the Democratic form movement or the New carded by man,\but man is thought we were "lit up” be­ cannot stop progress, but we Guild yhai constitutes belated g^ j^jg news release-style state- grandmother’s burled there in of cash it now has to spend for interest some imitators elsewhere, the echoes of left — a triumph with national Democratic Coalition (a new alone” fore, you should see us now! can make sure progress does Children’s Art at UConn St. Matthew’s Ladles Samples of elementary school will meet tomorrow night at 8 „»iii iL* ohnroH *vi 'u®''* apparently from a pay her jewels and a brown coffin, these heroics are now fading into his­ applications. leftist combination of 1968 Ken­ (Abraham Joshua Herschel) It is now time for the develop­ not destroy us. Valentine’s Day on capital improvements borrowed for, art toy children In the Metidow- In the church Parish (Center to ihat a nnUHr-ni t®*®Pbone some distance from and I approve heartily of every- tory. But who would dare to say that Actually, Goldberg’s shocking nedy and McCarthy forces). At no other time has this truth er- to again put us in the hole. We came to Manchester two it could move swiftly to meet its needs the student movement Is dead? The re­ disavowal of any 1970 candidacy been manifested more than in In comes the trucks loaded with brook School ere presently on hear a talk on "Catholic Youth — rtv’s chl/vf fi’m/\ The lO-room addition vlronment for marine and plaiit concern for the I practical issues of stu­ ■/ * Spoed Reading Techniques That is about as unsound as any gov­ Mrs, Beairioe ^heftel to the Meadowtorook School be- Ufe in the, water. , Betwem Post Office dent life. Hence the acadeinic staff re­ A Comprehenslion SklUs ernment can get, to be running a de­ comes fully occupied this morn- a spdkeSman for United A ir­ and Friendly Ice Cream main on the whole sympathetic to quite it VocatouiBry Development m g tt> ing when students move into the grErit said the new system m l^ t it EmeoUve Stut^ Tech­ ficit in its fund for financing its deficits. radical student claims, and the student last three rooms in the addition, be developed within 10 yeans. niques HAIRCUTS STILL $2.50 organisations, notably the NU8, have m Current Quotes Oocupony of the three ipowns^ it S.A.T. Preparation ’^ e n t i n ^ tended to concentrate on securlitg te- was delayed until necessary/Cbn- Costs "The chargea for Equate it Phonic SMUa I CHILDREN UNDER 12 ■ forms of practical value. This is not to ■truction drtaUs had been 'oopi- it Smail Classes nongovernment health Insur­ One Invention Never Comes say that the student movement Is rec­ -A Air Conditioned $2.00 ance lire rising to levijls beyond pleted. \ FUEL O IL onciled to mere materialistic pragma­ Partjr Oaomisea; 1 * Certified Pleading Spe- A scientist invoked the humanities in the financial capacity of mil­ claJists 'W Both political parties have • SENIOR CITIZENS tism. The idealism remains. And the^ lions of hardworking Ameii- 1 5 . 9 testimony before a Congressional com­ student movement, in the broadest sense,' lUged anyone Interested In $2.00 1 ■iiMH.iMijininEm] cann.” ^ A Senate Finance Com- \ $M Ool. Mtai. ACADEMIC READENO Consultants For Decorating mittee the other day. will be both the barometer and the cata­ m mlttco staff report recommend­ serving, on the Republican or Day Notice For DeUvory OENTBIR Ino. 63 E. Center St., Mancheater • Ample Parking at lysts of the social attitudes of the yeaw ing celling* for doctors’ fees un­ Democratic Town Commit- $4 Hr. Burner Servloe Furthermore, Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, Next to davey’s, Park FYee End of Building i/ ahead. Where social change Is coming, der medicare and fn^cald as a ' tees’ to contact their respective Doeorator Colors — Coonlinatof chairman of the Atomic Energy Com- MANCHESTER Tel. 643-6M7 it will first Miow up here. — MAN- H0UK£Y Business means of slowing the Increase town chairman. Jim Weloomea Old and New Friends Democratic Town Chairman, OIL HEAT, INC. Phone 649-8331 n^aslon. symbol of one of the many piit'^ CIHESTER (ENGLAND) GUARDIAN. of health conts. At HU New Location Acoossorios For Fartioi Charles Hilfoult asked any reg­ C 4 9 -4 0 M istered Democrat interested In I V /;

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVfiNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1970 Wesleyan Ldses President: Disciissions Be^in in Italy a freshman at Manchester Com­ Democrats munity College. ‘H ig h e r McCracken Sees Easing Miss Didan Skating - Coasting Etherington in Senate Race On Naming New Premier Obituary Survivors include his par­ M a y A s k ents. a brother, and his ma­ By EDWARD MAORI clallsts withdrew their support ternal grandparents. T rigger ed Of Tight Monetary Policy Heads Slate MIDDLBITOWN, Conn. (AP) ated from Wesleyan together in Associated Presk Writer from the government, ending Its Mrs. Haiel M. Johnson Memorial donations may be — Wesleyan University, midway 1948. Mrs. Basel Miller Johnson._72. mission In WASHINGTON (AP) — Paul ation of the independent Federal War Pullout through a stormy year, has Eltherlngton said he has two .. majority. Calley Arrest Of Rainbow ROME (AP) — President Oiu- gociallat-Ckimmunlst alllonoes of Windsor, mother of Mrs care _ of the______Full Gospel Church. W. McCracken, chairman of Reserve Board and Bums. (rontiniied from Pago One) reasons for wanting the Senate The Fed. as the, board is launched a search for a new seppe Saragat today began four rule a number of towns and Noi-ma Marshall of Manches- Hungerford St. Hartford. President Nixon's Council of. „ , . . Miss Kathleen Didan was in- There is no skating, no skiing. __ . .. nomination—to meat as an ter. died this morning at a _____ fontimied troin V*uge Ore' called, operates on Its own to , „ . _ j ■ _ , . the senator declined an invita­ president, with its provost tak- gduit. the challenge given to days' of talks with political lead- provinces. The BoclaUsU now Economic Advisers, says «ie control credit in the nation and ' tion to participate. Windsor convalescent home. Dominick Beilis liam Chilcoat of the Judge "Ad- Manchester Assembly. Order of door sports information is avail* Ing over the. duties of former young people "to speak out and ers prior to picking a new pre- wont some kind of linkup in pai^ adrrj'nistration probably will act therefore the flow of money in Republican response Included , Survivors also include two Dominick Beilis, 83, of 366 vocate General'a. office and that iiuuon vi.v Rajnbow for Girls, at an inatnl- able bv calling 643-4700 prebldent Bldwln D. Etherington. be responsible,’ ’ and to put Into^ . . 4 « - llament to counter the oppoel* sons’ and nine grandchildren... to ease the tight monetary poll- the economy, affected only by ceremony Saturday night ® ^ . this from Rep. Bob Wilson ,of mier for Italy. Mariano Rumor, (JhrlsUan Democrats’ Hartfoifd Ftd,, husband of Mrs. Chl’coat said, "Do nothing until '' ' ^ the President through sugges- ceremony oaiuraa Etherington announced Satur- P*"®®"®* a belief that "people Funeral services will be isabellti Belettl Beilis, died yes- ..... ______.. cies established to cool down the *>t«Kes California, chairman of the who resigned Saturday, is ex- reform legUlatlon you hear from us.” He said this tions and public appeals. OOP Congressional Committee: day that he was resigning im­ want to understand each other." Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Grace terday at Manchester Memorial economy. She is the daughter of Mr. He said it would be hard to pected to get the nod again, this (iigt the Socialists urge, was in late August or early Sep­ Burns, who served ns a top ’’The Democrats pinpointed mediately in order to seek the Episcopal Church, Windsor. Hospital after a short illness. and Mrs. Rushid Didan of 36 About Town leave the presidency of Wesley­ time to try to revive the Cen- one Socialist speaker de- tember 1969. “Clearly, continuation Hixon adviser before being np- many of the problems facing the Republican nomination for U.8. Burial will be in the Windsor Mr. Beilis was born Aug. 4, Bolton St. an, but the poat on the ter-Left coalition that governed nianded Sunday that there be Veterans.icn n s memorm.Memorial' Cemetery. v.<=meiery. and September, 1 through 1970 of the rather res- pointed ns Fed chairman, indi- officers are Ferguson and country ,y „on „ their TV show—real- Senator. Other elected oiiiters are Donald Morrison will rep- pr„bien,,s left over from 1 f Italy from 1963 until last July. "no discrimination by the gov- Friends may call at the Car- ‘ °n, ° h7d Prides that we had in cated to Congress Saturday he as- He signed up as a RepubUcan “ I. t™«‘®®® wouUJ en^le Because of the distribution of gmment majority against the on Funeral Home 6 ® ‘ ® ^ coat stating 'it's all yours',” 1969 would not be consistent may not agree entirely with '. resent Manchester Memorial years of Democratic odmin- P o q u o - Jane in Old Lyme, where he Uvea, ,m ^ I’®'"®'" ''®'Y ^ seats in the Italian Chamber of Communist opposition, whose 1 A AIM...... j *’ . "’ cdGd in Manchester for 45 years.vears. it ..*i______.r>ntinu«ri_____ > with th»the nutirM-tWoutlook thnt wowe indicat*indicat- McCracken’s assessment of the sociate advisor, Miss J Hospltal tomorrow at an all- (miration. And they sounded Just nock Ave., Windsor, tomorrow . j . Liatnrop continued Mather, charity; Miss Diane Friday after three years of be- ^**® ®®b®®" Deputies, such a coalition is the contribution should be sought from ^ to S and 7 to 9 p.m. He was employed at Cheney .Lathrop said he passed that ed” McCracken said Sunday need for Ijss restrictive mone- day workshop on the operation „ group of disgruntled heirs Ing on unafflliotd voter. Etherington joins a field of Brothers untjl his retirement in information on to Col. Lon C. in the President’s economic re- tary controls, of hospital ^ ft shops at the ^^gulng over their meagre in- The resignation was followed “ "lers, now openly seeking only possible way of forming a jor social reforms.” parliamentary majority. After \ member of the small, con- Raymond M. Williams 1960. He was a U.S., Army veter- Marlow,, OUley’s commanding pert. "nght rein on government Connecticut Hospital Associa­ herltance.” Sunday by the appointment of OOP nomination—former ___ , , U.I1UO..O flo World War I, and a mem- officer at the time and now re- McCracken joined other gov- spending and adherence to the tion headquarters in New And House GOP Leader Ger­ six months of minority govern- gervative Liberal party said this Raymond M. Williams, 62, of . , „ A, r-,i..u .1 j provost Robert A. Rosenbaum tk>ngressman Abner W. Slbal, 14 rtf a I. th e nV Army-Navy Club. tired. ernment economists over ^he current program of monetary Haven. ald Ford of Michigan called it as acting president. Sen. John Lupton, former ment, new elections are considt amounted to "free love in the ---- - In declaring the ad- ered the only possible altema- midst of Center-Left wedlock.” ™ ® Survivors, besides his wife, Calley was charged the day weekend in declaring the ad- restraint are among the moat ” a well-staged program without Rosenbaum said he would try ®^®^® R®P- Palmer McGee Jr. live if the coalition cannot be He exipressed doubt that the j f J .f”. ° ** include two sons, Charles Beilis before his scheduled release ministration has succeeded in important factors in fighting in­ There will be a Bhm Night to­ much substance—a lot of talk to maintain the university’s ®"" **®s. Berenice Norwood ter, died Saturday at an area Manchester and Joseph Beilis from the Army Sept. 5, 1969. slowing down the inflation spiral nation, he said, night at 7:30 p.m. at Concordia put together again. -Vatican-backed Christian Demo- about longstanding problems "forward movenient," but said Napper. ® Greenwich housewife convalescent hospital. Talcottvllle; a daughter, Lathrop also said r.presenta- with the proper safe- Inceased productivity. he Lutheran Church for registered © thnt went unsolved while the he wouldn’t be a candidate for ®"" pub"c relations agent, Saragat is expected to make crata would agree to live with Survivors also' include his Mrs. Joann iftomanowicz of Rves from the inspector gener- guards, without serious threat said, is the way to a restored Girl Scout adults and li-; their Democrats controlled both the the presidency. Among Democrats, Son. his choice before the end of the "Oimmunlst-leanlng liber- wife, a son, his mother, two East Hartford; seven grandchil- office and from the provost of a recession. economy not a general increase friends. White House and Congress." In announcing Rosenbaum's Thomas J. Dodd is being chal- week. The premier-designate tines.” brothers, three other sisters dren and several nieces and >7i»'’shal general’s office came Treasury Secretary David M. in the money supply. That Sen. riugh Scott of Pennsylva­ will then plunge into negotia------and three grandchildren. neoh’ews Bcnning ’’sometime Kennedy, along with Me- "could lead to a disastrous In- The Klwanls Club of Man- new duties, the university made IsRK®®! for renomination by Jo­ nia. the Republican Senate load­ tions with the leaders of his own r-is* o citester will meet tomorrow at lt clear it would keep up the ®®P" Duffey. national chairman _ 1 The funeral will be tomorrow The funeral will be tomorrow “ 7 “ " “ 7® 7 7 ' ^ R'^ert " ’p^M av^'lfnd Federal er, called the Democratic re- search for a new permanent Americans for Democratic Christian Democratic party, the O i l S l l C K . S o i l F C C nt 9-30 nm trnm fho 'PouirA- a-iK „ ______T? authorities On an investi- Robert P. Mayo and Federal Banking and Currency Commit- noon at the Manchester Country ponse to the State of the Union la* Taylor at 8.16 a.m. from the John F. gatlon of th? My Lai incident. Reserve Board Chairman Ar- tee. president. Action, and by State Senate Ma- country’s largest, and of the Club. A film, "Hurricane,” will message ” an hour long apolo­ and Modeen Funeral Home. 12 Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. un^er questioning by Capt. thur F. Burns, indicated the Btherington, a 45-year-old for- Lead®® Edward L. Mar- three prospective partners—the W C f l F l l i C l f f f l r t O W l l “ If We do no better in 1970 (in be shown. gy” which won’t help pay the Seneca Rd., Bloomfield, with a Center St., with a Mass of re- Aubrey Daniel, the prosecutor, economy will continue to coast terms of productivity) than we mer president of the American ®“®- Socialists, Unitarian Socialists i>n • 1 party’s deficit. Ji^ss of requiem at 10 in the quiem at St. James' Church at L*athrop said he first heard down for the next few months. did in 1969 the country will be in Stqck Exchange, was named to Etherington was president of and Republicans. B a i l l C S O l l l C i a l S The Ckjuncil on Ministries of “ They certainly provided no *■ about Calley in August when he "Then,” Kennedy said, ” we trouble,” he said. ’’There was North United Methodist Church the university’s (board of trus- *b® American Stock Exchange It will be a formidable task in Bloomfield. Burial will be In Cemetery. received a telephone call from reason to give them |8 million the face of Communist threats, EDGARTOWN, Maas. (AP) will level out sometime this almost no Increase in productlv- will meet at 8 p.m. tonight at deficit.” Scott said tegg from 1962 to 1960. He became Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Friends may call at the funer- the deputy chief of Staff. year to a more sustainable rate ity in 1969.” labor unrest and bitter internal. Officials still had no explona- the church. , Senate r>omnA,rnHnDemocratic Leader In’ his announcement that he P®®®*"®"! of Wesleyan in 1967. Bloomfield. al home tonight from 7 to 9. Lathrop said that Calley’s and then there will be an in- Burns also said the slowdown conflicts in the major non-Com- ttan today for the source of an Mike Mansfield of Montana, was resigning, Etherington said, Under his leadership, the Friends may call at the fu- The family suggests that name came up in the conversa- crease in activity on a more in business and employment is The Committee on Worship of appeared on the program. "Wesleyan deserves and needa school saw the creation of an munlst parties. which killed hundreds neral home tonight from 7 to 9. those wishing to do so make tlon, but he didn’t recalled the sustainable basis.” not a recession, but a "readjust- Kathleen Didan North United Methodist Church the undivided attention of the ®9 Afro-American Institute, Rumor has been trying to line birds as it washed ashore on There will be a Rosary at the memorial contributions to the circumstances. What this means to the aver- ment” which will continue in said he did not know how effec­ will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at tive it would prove. "The ver­ • preflldeiit. My diecisdon to resign ‘ be launching of a center for the up a new coalition since Decern- 20-mile-long South Beach of funeral home tonight at 8. charity of their choice. 'T do recall his name was ^gg consumer, Kennedy indicat- the next few months with a de- Fothergill, hope; Miss Deborah the church. is based on two ‘conclusions: arts, and expansion of the ber. when a terrorist bomb Martha’s Vineyard, ------. ------Pinkvilie. ’ Lathrop gjj^ jg j^at "in the latter part of dine in housing and jobs. Brown, faith; Miss Susan G. ___ dict isn’t in,” he said. ” It’s up to the people to make that deci­ That Wesleyan cannot mark tlni school’s library and science fa- Tableaus Depict Old Testament Characters killed 16 persons in a Milan scores of persons joined Sun- Anthony J. Pranckus Michael Yuszchak “ y®®*" you’" some rea- "But I think it is a healthy Dowds, recorder, and Miss Su- Preceptor Gamma Chapter, bank after months of strikes day in an effort to rescue the sion.” SI That Wesleyan cannot mark cllities. SOUTH WINDSOR — Anthony ROCKVIIaLE — Michael ^ "p V ’ 7 ^ M 7 7 ^ sonable decline in the rate of thing and I think it will lay the san Pierce, treasurer. Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will time in deference to any one The university also welcomed Queen Esther approaches her husband, King Aha- Common Heritage,” the theme of the evening, will and violence. The premier said qu soaked birds — ducks, loons Joseph Pranckus 83 of 746 SlU- Yuszchak of Willlmantic, father ’' ‘ » A. i ^1 increases,I11V.1 casco, andajiu thatuuil this uiio foundation foriur stablel growth in Appointed officers are Miss meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the man; and (hat my commitment its first undergraduate coeds in a minority Cabinet could no and other species. Clergymen’s of Walter Yuszchak of Rock- , ^ n ie l several times asked calendar year as a whole will the future,” he suerus, to plead for her people, in one of a series be presented by members of South Church in tab­ livan Ave. husband of Mrs. Walter Yuszchak of Rock- r . , 7 ^ calendar year as a whole will the future,” he said. Alexandra Ferguson, chaplain; home of Mrs. Andrea Massa, 111 to seek office should be uiv- this century in 1969 as part of longer cope with the labor situa- appeals from the pulpits of sev- . . . e r ceive anv in- ,, chairman also said Miss Sharon Elaine Hodge, drill Harvest Lane, Glastonbury. 11 Companies of living pictures of the Old Testament to be pre­ leaus depicting characters that are familiar to both Anna Tenle Pranckus died Hat '^” ®’ *^*®^ Saturday at the received any in- g^ow considerably less rise than equivocal.” a major structural reorganoza- tlon. eral Edgartown churches at present he doesn't think more leader; Miss Vicki Person, love; ----- sented tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at South United religions. The Chancel Choir of South Church Will 'f h i . I" against Calley, and the officer The Board of Trustees, which tlon that saw new administrative After weeks of talks, he brought many volunteers to the X “ ■ ton. Kennedy, McCracken and credit controls are necessary. Miss Bonnie Irwin, religion; St. Margaret Oircle, Daugh­ Charged With provide background music. After the program, replied that he did not. Methodist Church during the 24th annual Brother­ reached a tentative agreement beach. Mr. Pranckus was born May Survivors also include Mayo appeared on NBC’s Sun­ ters of Isabella, will meet to­ is not scheduled to meet again posts created, the board of trus- Q. At any time during this pe- ” but I’m ready to change that Miss Judy Pendergast, nature; hood Night program of Temple Beth Sholom and there will be a fellowship hour with refreshments. With leaders of the other three About 300 birds were taken to 30, 1886 in Vilna, Lithuania, and wife, three sisters, two brothers day interview program "Meet morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Water Pollution untll April, accepted his resig- tees expanded, and students giv- iod, did you receive any in- opinion if the. evidence comes Miss Jeannlne Chadwick, Im- South Church. The Queen is portrayed by Mrs. The event is open to all members of the synagogue parties to get together again, a shelter of the Massachusetts had lived in South Windsor for and two grandchildren the Press.” in.” And he expressed opposl- mortality. KofC Home. nation with regret. en more representation on policy 42 years. Before he retired in The funeral will be Wednes- ®^™ctions? WASHINGTON (AP) — Hie Former Republican State boards. Martin Keiderling of 19 Buckingham St., and the and church. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Then last Thursday the center Society for thr Prevention of A. I did not. McCracken didn’t say it,' but tion to price freezes and a tax Also, Miss Robyn Isleib, fidel­ , , , „ , „ , government today charged 11 central committee of the Soci- Cruelty to Animals where they 1951 he had been employed as day at 8:16 a.m. from the Com­ to carry out monetary policy increase, a position shared Sun- ity; Miss Karen Ferguson, pa- Memoria Temp e. Pythian , companies with polluting Chairman Edwin May of Weth- The past year at Wesleyan, King by Frederick Towle of 299 Spring St. “Our an electrician for 30 years at munity Funeral Home, 134 Q. You passed none on? alista called for more bargain- were washed in detergent in an changes will require the cooper- day by Kennedy. triotlsm; Miss Tonya Pearl, ser- Sisters, iidll meet tomorrow lU waterways in the ersflqld was among those report- however, has .been far from effort to remove the oil. Church St., Willlmantic, with a A. I passed none on . for the Home Tour have ton Center Rd., and a 1967 gr"*’ - u— «... en the Arrow-Hart Co., Hartford. vice; Miss Carole Lenari, con- ® p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Chicago area. ed urging Etherington to try for calm. Black students protested solemn requiem high Mass at 9 Calley was in the courtroom Bolton “ progressed nicely," and she uate of Bolton High School. The key issue is relations -with were released. Survivors, besides his wife, mand and was carried out at Ft. fldenUal observer; Miss Sandy Secret pals will be revealed and The action was announced by the Senate nomination. last winter and again during the at St. Joseph’s Church, Wllli- today, along with his chief de- has been "meat gratified by Uie Bulletin Board the Communist party, the larg- But for every one taken to .wie .. include 3 sons, John C. Pranc­ Thieu Orders Horrey, outer observer; Miss refreshments served. Atty. (jren. John N. Mitchell who May is a Wesleyan trustee and football homecoming weekend in mantic. There will be a full fense attorney, George Latimer Benning. response of the townspeople." The Senior Citizen’s luncheon est in the West and a growing ^ ®*T**'' kus and Joseph Pranckus, both Patricia Marjorie Sheman, mu- also disclosed a federal grand ran unsuccessfully for the Sen- November. Antiwar demonstra- military sendee in Sl 'Joseph’s V'®' Supreme Court has Manchester WATES will meet "■I Home on Leave at the Bolton Lake Restaurant influence in Italy. The Socialists °® ^ “ ^® ® v<«uni ® of South Windsor, and Albert G. At one point, Latimer’s view reversed previous courts-mar- Action Against sician; Miss Babara Seavey, jury will Investigate the deposit ate against Sen. Abraham Ribl- tors shooed a Navy recruiter High School Announces Cemetery, Willlmantic. tomorrow at the Itallan-Amer- Pranckus of Rockville; 4 daugh­ choir director. of solid waste materials in the coff in 1968. He said the board from the campus, at one point, DC2 David E. Reopell is home will be Tuesday at 12 p.m. were allied with the Commu- Friends may call at the fu­ of the witness box was blocked "al convictions where command Ican Club, 135 Eldridge St. ters, Mrs. William R. Rauluka- by the court reporter and he influence was proven. Pro-Cong MPs Also, Miss Laurie Ferguson, Calumet River and Lake Michi­ of trustees expected Ethering- and often Etherington himself on a 15-day leave following an The Community Affairs Com- nista before 1963 and again de- nio-hf it ni»n UAnt the neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 Second Period Honor Roll eight - month Mediterranean mlttee of the Bolton Junior vplnneH linUa with Uipm nftpr . . . . ® ' .. _ Kennedy ruled in January page East; Miss Jill Kerwin, gan. ton’s announcement. became involved in discussions veloped links with them after birds from secretlnir protective Us. Mrs. Paul P. Capitan, Mrs. ^nd tomorrow from 2 to 4 and '"®''®‘* ^ ‘ ^® Ju'Y box. He vault- SAIGON (AP) p.m. The meeting and member­ Reopell is stationed Woman’s Club will meet Tuea- Edward L. Myers, and Mrs. 7 to 9. ®*^ over the railing when he that he would hear testimony President page West; Miss Connie V o n Mitchell l^ d the water pollu- Four students earned ^ high Ann Lodi, Elizabeth O’Reilly, cruise. Reopell is stationed Woman’s Club will meet Tues- Communists made con- ^ ,w Hie result that manv ship in the group is open to all charges were filed under an May and Etherington gradu- with the protestors. Robert E. Benson, all of South couldn’t locate a door to the concerning command influence 7 " ™ ® “ 7 “ ‘>'’‘*®*’®<‘ _____Deck, _ page______North; ______Miss Kath- honors for the end of the sec­ Patricia Plourde and Dana aboard the U.S.S. Furfe and is day at the home of Mrs. Fred- giderable gains at the expense HipH exposure a conserva- from Ft. Benning commanders action against two mem- Finnigan, page South; Mias women Interested in losing Sherwood. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson erlck Norton. Bolton Center Rd., ^he Socialists in the JunHgea Uo„ist said ®°"®®''^ Windsor; 22 grandchildren and William Armstrong box. weight. 1899 statute that forbids the ond marking period at the high 5 great-grandchildren. William Armstrong formerly Latimer, wnowho isIs min mshis ous,60s, oeiorebefore nehe aeciaeadecided on a oeiensedefense he ® has accused house of par-W CV. Baling, 11 flag;^ bearer;ucmci, a nn du dumping of refuse into naviga- Also, Kathle Smith, Jane Reopell of Euclid Lane. He will at 8 p.m. general elections. a second sHcK spotted off The funeral will be tomorrow of Manchester, died Friday in came out the conventional way request to call S ecretly ^ D e - activities, a govern- Tn,.. pio_nn r-i„K nt at ufart,-r ble waters. A misdemeanor, the Senate Republicans Rally school. They are Diane Lelner, Stevenson, Sara Thompson, return to Norf^k, Va. the "Ihe KiUghts of ^ lunto Rumor’s last coalition govern- neighboring Nantu^et Island the jewels. violation if established carries a Grade 9; Sharon Carpenter, Cheryl Tltcomb, John Worfel, Furfe's home port. meet tonight at St. Maurice s ment collapsed in July Whenwh late Sunday was reported about at 9:15 a.-m. from the Newkirk Rockville. He was formerly an Armv tnrv^nf the\'rmv Htoniev r r ^ meht spokesman said today, Episcopal Church will have - a Grade 11, and Cheryl Ansaldl Diane Williams and Martha Miss Patricia Smith is chair- Church at 7:30 p.m. and Whitnev Funeral Home S18 employe of the Town of Man- Latimer contends .he Army tary of the Army Stanley R. Re- ,pj^ lower house last Tuesdav Choir members are the Miss­ pancake supper tomorrow from maximum , fine of $2,500 and To Support of the President Pietro Nennl’s antl-Communlst i60 yards long, and Coast ana wniiney runerai Rome, 318 Chester , has no jurisdictioninrl.sdiction over the Mi-Mi. soraor nr or Army Armv nhiefChief ntof Staffstaff r.an Gen. lower nouse lasi xnesaay es Linda Brown, Leigh Fergu­ F to 7:30 in Neill Hall of Imprisonment for each and Pamela Geer, Grade 12. Young. man of the annual St. Joseph ------Burnside Ave., East Hartford lifted the immunity of Tran Herald f®®*-*®" f"® Socialist party (Juard officials said it did not The funeral was held this af- n®"ve because he is William C. Westmoreland, son, Cindy Krause, Joyce Lynn the church. Tickets will be avail offense. Those on the honors list are. Home Tour Tea ®"" formed the Unlterlan So- appear Ukely to pose a threat with a Mass of requiem at St. Ngoc Chau and Huynh Van Tu. By CARL P. LEUB8DORF American forces by Dec. 1 in or­ Grade 9: Deborah Gauthier, A tea at the home of Dr. and Smith is the daughter of Mr. olton Spring Correspondent ______*u- ___ u teriioon. Burial was in Buckland being held on active duty past There was no indication Mugford, Robin Murdock, Dor- able at the door. The companies charged were ciallst party. The rest of the So- to the shoreline. Francis of Assisi Church at 10. Thieu has now given orders to Associated Press 'Writer der to force their withdrawal, Cemetery. his release date. whether Talbott would be called . 1 J 1 een Oakman, Laurie Roser, ___ General American Transporta- Beth LaFrancls, Sharon Maneg- Mrs. Richard ^Iton, Hebron and Mrs. Robert S. Smith, Bol- Cathy D’ltalia, tel. 649-5609. Burial will be in St. M ary’s the defense ministry to begin _ , ,, ’ , _ „ ‘ ' ----- drew an attack from an unusual The hearing today revolves to testify today. He was ultl- nmQaPi.tinc. t>ip twr. StHcklond, Denyse Tot- StrieWnad-Borst Group will Oorp., International Hot- WASHINGTON (AP) Sen- , . gia, Edward Manning, Lori Me- Rd. will be the hli ht of the Cemetery, East Hartford. prosecuting the two. vester Oj., Lake River Terml- in on act that ®»1 P°‘‘®®’ M palachian area where John Ken­ tion. ness.” trtaa call at the fu- Saturday. He was 74. Johnson, a ‘the "® decisionaecision afteraiier receivingreceiv ,.g a ” It is said of Lake Erie in the has demonstraieademonstrated mshis aomtyability to byhy Miss Sharon Smith and Miss mentary by Mrs. Martha Sper- The pledge by Arthur F Case indicated McGovern was from Ctolchester w e^ TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! nedy won his crucial 1960 pri­ Duffey was a member of the Joe Duffey is a new man, a politically motivated while mile chase la stly 90 m ^ t w state Democratic Platform Com­ new leader. He represents the Cooper stressed he has received Saturtay be ore ®Y FANCY CENTER CUT mary battle. ------„ . ^ ReniihUcnn lohn Sherman Cooo- the recommendation was not falls into it, they don’t drown. Harder took over as head of . ^ was namea aiae to me Reserve tj^ rq, oaturoay mat A graduate of Marshall Uni­ mittee and a Delegate to the kind of competence and dedica­ Mrs. Biirlln P. Goolsby Republican John Sherman Coop- personal assurances from the P®"®' announced. they just decay. This could hajh the department on a temporary r ie r . a Z®®*®* f^ ® “ 7 " versity in Huntington, West Vir­ Democratic National Convention tion, toughness and compassion ROCKVLLE — The funeral or in a bid for a U.S. Senate President that the United States '®K^‘Y 7 "’ The defense contends that the pen here.” basis when former commissldhei' RefreshmenU wer« served un- J "® “ 77*^**^®*^ Clergy As- interpreted as an li^icatlon ttot Is on its way out of Vietnam. «>®rt D SWORDFISH STEAKS ginia, Duffey studied for the in Chicago. Recently Duffey was which can represent all the citi­ Of Mrs. Burlin P. (joolsby of 18 f ® ‘ ' undersecre- and Roy M. Archer, decision to try Calley came He said conservation of re- Bernard Shapiro resigned on d®r direction of the Rainbow ®°® 7®®‘ "® would ^ n seek a le a n in g publican, George D. Aiken of Chester, Protestant ministry at the An­ named by Senator Fred Harris, zens of this state. He is a^can- Burke Rd., who died Saturday }ory of labor under Harry S. down through the chain of com-.-spurces ” is going to cost a very Dec. 1, 1969. Shapiro had been Mothers. ^ United of the boards money policy, an- Truman. W = t . comme'ntad ^"riy'ta^'t of Janesville. ^ liL dover Newton Theological School National Chairman, as a mem­ didate for the Senate of the at Rockville General Hospital, great deal of money, and the commissioner for a decade. ------Methodist Church. alysts said. week there would be a lot of po- Fl®t®h®r 1® c ^ g e d j"® ft ber-at-large of the new Policy United States from Connecticut will be held tomorrow at 9:15 denser the human population Harder, a 63-year-old native -i- -• — ------dvances held an edge of bet- in Massachusetts and at Yale litlcal statements on Vietnam oa of ® motor v^ lcle, ®^8^^ Council of the Democratic Na­ in 1970. a.m. from the Burke Funeral becomes, the more expensive It of New Haven, graduated from S pe n d in g U p 1 2 8 % The Junior Rhythm Choir of ‘ ®'‘ ^ to 1 among individual the election approaches. Then, assault, carrying ® ^ ® 3 8 5 '^ University. After three years as Home, 76 Prospect St., with a .... ___J ______WASHINGTON — Staite-local North United Methodist Church *®®t>®® traded on the New York a minister of a Congregational tional Committee. Mrs. Jackston Quits C-DAP^ will be.” Holy Cross and earned a mas- he proceeded to stay away from ;i®7P"7 " i f 7*5 Mass of requiem at St. Joseph’s This theme was echoed by his ter’s degree at the University government general expend!- will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Exchange, the sessions except for a couple being AW church in Massachusetts, he Church at 10. Burial will be in son. Prince Charles, who told a of Chicago. tures rose from $44.9 billion in at the church. . ,® f®‘*y rAnKeu the ii$c t' r Archcr Is charjred with then o . b r l . I . p p « ™ c « . , r,’’ - . v S 5 imd HIGHLAND PARK MARKET came to the Hartford Seminary St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rock­ group at a reception: "All'All this He joined the State WeUare 1938 to $102.4 bUlion in 1968, an ------steels, motors, rubber issues. Can’t Make Meetings at Noon As for the Democraits, only of a S17 SL, Maoioheater — Phone 646-4277 where he eamed a doctorate in ville. gas in the air when I’m driving Department in 1956 and was increase of 128 per cent. This The Edgar Circle of the South metals^c^mnicals oll^*" committee Chairman J. W. Ful- AWOL. social ethics, and is now engaged Friends may call at the fu­ Mrs. Phyllis Jackston has re- vide them as fairly and honestly in London. We’ve got to do named deputy commissioner un- compares with a 106 per cent. United Methodist Church will bright, D-Ark., and Sen. F r a n k ______der Shapiro in 1958, a poat he $85.2 billion increase for the tobaccos and drugs. Aircrafts in directing studies and research neral home tonight from 7 to 9. from the C-DAP task as we can.” , something quickly. But it coats meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at g^q utilities were mostly lower. Church, D-Idaho, did mu(di crit­ signed held until Shapiro resigned. federal government. in urban affairs. Montany said not all of the a hell of a lot of money.” Susannah Wesley Lounge. The The Associated Press 60-stock ical questioning, and, by the last Mm. IxMils Reale force on General Government General Government’s meetings Prince Charles accompanied Rev. Gary Cornell will lead the average at noon had risen 2.1 to (toy, even Chureh didn't show kvERAL FUR COATS Memorial services for Mrs. because she said she cannot at- were held dui^ng the day. He his father to the meeting but did study of John, Chapter 1 to 3 . 262.3, with industrial^ up 3.7, up. Louis'Reale of 142 Cooper Hill tend the group’s two-hour noon said three were held at night not make a speech. Babysitting will be provided. rails up .6, and utilities up .6. The chief critic of the Nixon TO BE SOLD AS IS St., who died Friday at her work meetings at Willie’s Steak- so that the public could attend, Kopechne Inquest Report ----- Among the 20 most-a'ctively administration turned out to be home, were held yesterday at house. Montany said of Mrs. Jack- The after-school program of traded Big Board issues, 16 Sen. Charles E. GoodeU, the $30.00 Zion Evangelical Lutheran jn a letter to Eugene Mon- ston’s resignation, 'If she feels wc. Town Opens Bids the South United Methodist ■'ose. 4 fell, and 1 was un- New York RepubUcan whole ROBEtT ISMITK Church, The Rev. Charles Kuhl, tany, chairman of the Citizen’s ®"* ®®" 9e more effective Ordered Filed in Court running hard for the seat to on another commission or some- Church for the students of Ben- changed. Boeing, off % to 21%. ihiuramemith* pastor, officiated. Burial wt" Advisory Committee (CAC) the On Forms, Balls BOSTON (AP) - A report on dick Island, just off Martha’s Junior High School will be '®<* ‘*’® ‘^it at midday on total which he was appointed In 1968. be at the convenience of fhp ' . , t_thing, that’s all right with me.” Likewise, GoodeU is the only CHESm SINCEI9 I4 group from which the task force jackston said neither the inquest into the death in Vineyard. held tomorow from 2:15 to volume of 121,200 shares, includ­ family. members are taken. Mrs. Jack- ^o„^g„y Harkins made an The NMSiff Arms Co. of Man­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s car "'^® was held in secret ing a block of 100,000 shares. (K)P senator openly oppoeed to Survivors, include „ Boyle reportedly may be requir- p.m. in the Youth Lounge. the G. Harrow (Jarswell Su­ FURMERS "®'^ ston said, ’’From our previous ^ put her on another chester, for softballs and base­ Glamor stocks put on a strong mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kynoch qigcuggjong_ both you and Mr. balls for the rec department. of Mary Jo Kopechne apparent- court and all documenU per- preme Court nomlnaUon at this 88 WINDSm AVE. Meeting 9 task force. She said ” I would performance with gains includ­ ly will be filed in Suffolk Superi- tainlng to it will be impounded 111111111111 * * * * Shepherd of Rockville, whose Harkins, (John Harkins, the C- have loved to serve on General Moore Business Forms Inc. Mrs. Grasso Urged ing Control Data 2% to 71%, stage. 875-8826 JOE Mrs. or Court. until released by the court. But his Vietnam proposal, re­ name was omitted in DAP coordinator) are aware Government, it’s probably more Willlmantic, for data-proces- IBM 4% to 349V4, Polaroid 1% to Reale’s obituary in Saturday’s The four-day inquest was con- a medical examiner ruled To Seek Governorship moval of financial support for that General (Jovemment meets my field.” But she felt she stock forms, are the ap- 108, Xerox 1% to 104%, and Tel- TUESDAY, FEB. 10 Herald. ducted last month by Judge that Miss Kopechne, who had WEIS T for work sessions at noon for could not be an effective mem- parent low bidders for supply- jg^ gg ArBoyVe in Dukes C o ^ ' ‘iT»n ia p T“ 4:00 P.M. Paul Owar Sanderson about two hours. , . This makes it ber . .u if she„ could___ not make any .ing the . town’s 1970 needs in the ty District Court in Edgartown Robert F. ______KennedyKenn^v- ofof® -- ____New Hartford, a RepublicanRenubllc^______whow L- wasw®««______advances.. in this group Tiiciu^g 4 REAL Funeral services for Paul extremely difficult for any or- o e ^ ' namoemt " m sou oj a Martha’s Vineyard Island. York, drowned,... J butW. . A no autopsy . . I _ defeatedrM ^ g ys n M ^ by m Secretary I ofM the. t Pfizer 2% .... to 110 Merck* 1 to ® d u f f e y eat Oscar Sanderson, 19. of Wind- binary citizen to take part. ^ e ^ e i,* Chief Justice G. Joseph Tauro was performed. State Ella T. Grasso in 1962, 107%, and Scherlng 1% to^60% sor Locks, who died Saturday tMr®- Jackston works during softballs “ d per of the state Suprelor Court to- Edward Kennedy escaped is urging Mrs. Grasso to seek Among the ^more a^lvely Chevrolet Owners ESTATE Manchester Gommuntty were held today at the Full the day.) “ >® submerged car wlt^i the Democratic nomination for traded Issues. ®Memorex spoiled Gospel Church, Hartford. He Mrs. Jackston said she was Committee. i-o -m — • Ted ®P®®“ ‘^7' Dudley Model quest documents and the report minor Injuries, but the accident governor. 71^ to 127% Other malor’ aoin- NEED REPAIRS . . . SEE US FOR r ^ College Cefeterle was burieduuiicu in411 Grovevjiuvi; Cemetery,^cimjiery, \appointed by the Board of Di- ® ° 7 i 7 "h ‘ ®® * v. wiAot “J" softballs------\and baseballs.------^ ^ r e p o r t e d for more than 'IWhen Goy. (John) Dempsey ers among the more-active is- FOR SENATE I • 1*4 -7 • KRVDAIX. OIL PBODUCre WITH Windsor Lockk. Sanderson was rectors to fill a vacant spot on ®ritlclMd ,tne nwn meet- The Dudley Sports Co. of New or Court clerk for criminal buslr eight hours. announced his decision to retire sues wkre Addressograph 1% to • GBNUINB (OBBVROUET PAHIR > the Health and Social Welfare ‘ *’® manufacturer, ness if the Dukes County Superi- Kennedy later pleaded guilty the' first thought that crossed 50%, Itek 2% to 84%! UnlveivaT • FACrrORY niA IN E D TBOHNKRANS task force. t^ k force, and he also ®^P7®^ bid $33 a dozen on the softballs °r Court did not have a sched- to leaving the scene of an accl- my mind was 'If the DemocraU Oil \ to 32%. and Varian As- • s e r v i c e RENTAL CABS / PETER EDELMAN But Montany denied thl.s. ®“„ exasperation wiin tne a dozen on the base- “ '®^ session. dent and Judge Boyle gave him have good sense they’ll nomi- Boctat«k % to 26%, • OONVTNIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN LectaUtlve Aide to Robert Kemedy He said she was appointed to 7 '! .'v ,,, k» v» balls. Brine of Connecticut, with The Dukes Ckiimty Siqierlor a suspended sentence of two nate, Ella’,” Mrs. Loy said in United Aircraft declined % to or GMAC BUDGET PLAN Director, Robert F, Kennedy the CAC, CAC. not to any specific “7 ': ’ h min ^make k e Vho« tho^ oo'"®®® « ‘®«® ini" WllllmanUc,WllllmanUc. was the Court is not scheduled to hold a monthsm ^ths in jail. a letter to Mrs. Grasso. 30%. Commonwelath______Edison Call 648-5I68 or Stop In for an Appointment Memorial Foundation In Memoriam task1 force. Montany said he and ^a^^ " ’ “ ‘‘ ® .*"°®® onlynniv othernth^r bidder,hMH.r with $26.90its no ®®«‘°session " “until " 7 May, and Judge The Inquest originally was to ROBERT J . SMITH, n s«iened h’ r to "*®®“ "*®’ 7 ° !" ner dozen on the softballs and ®®y‘® •'eportedly may be read to be held last September but was would bring to the office of gov- mond International was off % to Mr. Eddman W working for Joe 111 kivliis mi-mor of Violet R R®rkins however ass7 7he volye large numbers of people. "ozen on tae softballs one ^delayed by legal maneuvers. ernor the creative leadership. 10%. was orr % to OARTEE) CHEVROLET 00„ HML Duffey on Conneottont Oampmee. Yu^ieioi, who fxiMiiid away Pet). 9. Health, but he said^ she began ^ don’t think Mr, Montany or $i?*45 per dozen on the base- }ne week. INSURANSMITHS SINCE 19U 1967 The state Supreme Court the compassion, the intelligence. Prices on the American Stock lat* MAIN 8T. HAXC attending the health task force Harkins should allow it. balls. The inquest was held to deter- drafted a new set of inquest the true grasp of the issues con- Exchange Included Milgo Elec- W»* who iuvetl you sadly miss you. meetings before she could be jTh^ noon meetings.) Moore’s total price f o r a In our memo ry you are dt'or. , ------the legal cause of the rules, declaring that the court fronting us, all essential qual- tronics,- up 3 to 73t4- Emiitv 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 lA>\<' MAIN m ir r , manchistir Al Dll' ckuti' of' another year. (Grouad Floor Noxt to Ho«m A Holo) groupi 3ut of order and defeats one of ter Co. of Hartford, the only ghe died when Kennedy’s car ommendations be impounded Mrs. Loy was the OOP candi- tex, up I'A to 4SU‘ MrCSiiinoh Sadly maned. He said the' CAC has1___ r 50n ______mem-l U the - ______main„ 1 ______almsu rof h lnC-DAP h which bidder, submitted a $2,664 total plunged off a______narrow_ bridge__ _ and until . . . . all . . possibility...... of legal . ac . . _____ • ____ .i. _ mt-V-miOOn Read Herald Advertigements Husband. Daughtersi date for secretary of the state OH. up l% to 8i%; and Auto- G nuidchUdren. bers. and "we just have to dl- Is to involve working people. price. into a tidal pond on Chappaquld- tlon was ended. eight years ago. matic Okta, up 1% to 44%.

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Teachers with Long Service Survey Indicates ^ State Schools Medicare I.nlrd said he is confident "that the forces of the South V Payments Vietnamese, helped by Amcri- Will Leave School System Now Offering _can tofc.es, cju\ handle any In- Boston Drivers’ Tab Higher Chesterton, coordinator of state " crease in comhat activities that Ret^rciment resignations of Television Black Studies In Millions the North Vietnamese and the four leaohcr^and on adminis­ and federal, funds for Manches­ Than in Any Other U.S. Qty Sportt and Featare Viet Cong are capable of con­ ter, rmd Illlng staff personnel S:M (1) Perry .Hm o b - 7:38 ( 38-33-38) My World and trator, with A,total of 139 years (11) Dennlr the Menace (Continued trom Page One) ContlniKHl Irotii I’axn One) ducting at this time.” will be present to explain pro­ BOSTON (A P ) — A motorikt land, Vt., 13.48 cents; Portland, come to It <0) of service in Manchester (M) Film (8-48) It Taken Thiel Mnnsler* elude other payments to the hos- Before taking off, Laird .-md here pays more to own and (18) Movie ^ , her of nonmajors taking courses Hcho(>hi, will be acted upon by A faculty committee will ter, N.H., 11.88 cente. (44) QDIIcna’e lelnnd 8:88 (18-31-30) Bowan and M a rt^ i pltals for room charges, labors^ Wheeler held last minute talks drive a car than in any other 5:M (8) Stamp the Stan -«HWe,it Nixon, the Board of Education at to­ 8:38 (848) Movie primary program In the school part of Uie country—includlnf as a model a new four-door se­ (M) Scope (3) Mayberry BFD <0) tnstiuioo, has 100 students. The Senate committee’s sU ff , 7 “ ' night’s meeting in the Bennet (38) 01Ul|raa’i lelaad . Isilrd went to Vietnam about, a system. George Bradlau, assist­ NA v York City—according to a dan, driven mostly for business (38-33-30) Movlet As the Yale catalogue de­ (48) Tralh or ConeeqaeBcee (18) Della Beete (0 ) IlHle.^ one med eald payment of returned with an Junior High School Main Build­ bi-annual survey by the Auto­ 6:08 (1-8) Weather — Sporte M d ant superintendent of schools purposes and insured for liabili­ 8:38 (3) Dorlt Day Show (O) scribes the major, it is designed nearly $1.4 million for what It ,,ndorsernent of the program for mobile Legal Association. ty and property damage for Newt 10:08 (3) Carol llumett Show ts of these 6:88 (48) Bawhide that sum, and added the report ” l asked him to follow up a operate a medium slxed four- The fees included in the cost 8:38 (3) Newt with Walter Oron- Sportt peoples In Africa..” School, who has been employed S n P a k s (fO) Sea Bant evidently erred. year later and go Into it even by the Board of Education for #jcI|JUUKU C7|Jt/Un.B door sedan, while the New York figures arc for licenses, sales kite 11:80 (3) Merv GrlHIn Show (C) This can Include (Xiurses In (8) Newt with Frank Bey- (8-40) Dick Cavett Show The committee staff conceded more thoroughly and give me 45 years; Mrs. Mary Handley, Olty resident would pay 14.16, taxes, registration, depreciation noidi it’) Spanish or Swahili, on the Sup­ . (30) Tonlfht Show (0) it had difficulty in untangling an appraisal of how It Ifmks lo- The ALA survey con^ders the of 20 per cent, lubrication and (18) Blok Van Dyke 11:48 ( 33-30) Toolyht Show dohi^ reme Court, on child develop­ .ixil toS Al Y Wednesday (38) Film _ New York records to determine day,” Nixon said, Insurance, taxes, depreciation tune-up. (33-38) HnnUey - Brinkley ^ ny Carton ID) ment and on anthropology. Stu­ , and maintenance costs for siml- 1:80 (3) Movie which payments went to single The ITesIdenl added that The survey determined that a port (8) Newtcope ______dents have little say In the sub­ ' lar ^cars in 28 cities. smaller car, costing about 8:45 ( 38) Local Newt doctors and which went to Laird's report this time will In- grade teacher at Verplanck Woodland Gardens, willz " speak I 7:88 (3) Alter Dinner Movie (40) Newt Headllnet — USAF ject matter. ,A Boston driver whose car $2,800, would cost about 25 per Beliliont Film and SIcn Oil j_ggpg volV6 not oo 1 y the military and School, and Mrs. Marriap on “ The Green Thumb,” at the (38) Hnntley - Brinkley 1:18 (30) Newt and Sign OH At UOonn, the Impetus for In- gets 14 miles to a gallon of pre- cent less to operate than the port it)) (8) Trnth or Conieqnencet (C) 3:38 (3) Newt and Weather ■— Mo­ (rtltutlng a black studies pro­ The highest amounU for sin- th.i Vlelnarn- Lynch, kindergarten teacher at ttommunlty Y Wednesday des- mlum gas would pay more per $4,500 model, (18) Candid Camera ment ol Meditation and Sign gram came from Uve students’ gle doctors under medicaid In- prograin but also woii d Waddell School, each of whom aert meeting at 12:30 p.m. He mile for Insurance than for fuel The only consolation in the (330848) Newt — Weather — Oil eluded payments of $363,101 and '^"''er obse^atlons on the paelfl- Afro-American Cultural Center. has taught 22 years. (five suggestions on how to and maintenance at the 15,000 high cost of motoring, according $292,304 for New York physl- cat'o" efforts. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOE COMPLETE LISTINGS An administration spokesman Mrs. Ann E. McCann, first improve home grounds. There annual mileage rate. The per- to one A L A spokesman, is that (dans who were not Identified...... said UConn had been aware of grade teacher at Manchester will be a question and answer mile costs would be 3.330 cents the per-mlle cost decreases the the need and had been working TTiey were followed by a Five Day ForecaBt for fuel an d maintenance end more a person drives. Green School, will retire March period to discuss Indcxir and Radio along parallel lines, but if not $208,402 payment In Michigan, Temperatures in Connecticut The per-mlle Insurance costs Using the 15,000 annual mile- 2 after 26 years of service. outdcx)r planting problems. Za­ (This Ustliig Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 for the black students, changes state aAitliorlties last summer during the five-day period be- are 5 per cent higher in Boston age figure, some sample cities Bumr^er during the five-day period bc- Seven other reslgpiatlons have padka has been In the nursery length. Some stations ospry other short newscasta.) would "certainly not be at this (HcraJd photo by Bucolvlrius) Identifled the Veclplent as Dr. ginning Tuesday are expected business for .36 years. than in New York, according to outside New England and their been submitted. pace.” Laud R. Young, a Deitrolt osteo- iq average below normal. Day Dessert and coffee will pre­ the survey, and twice as much relative costs are : New York, WBOB—818 8:00 Speak Up on SporU 9:10 SpenJ Students are unsatisfied with Saums Receives Eagle Badge The board has been asked to in Boston as ih most of the 8 14.16 cents per mile; San Fran- 6:00 HarHord Hlghlighu time highs will average in Ihe cede the program. Hostesses 13:15 SUm Off the program as It stands, he Although the Senate report 3Qg g^ j nighttime lows in request the Board of Directors citles surveyed. cisco, 13.40 cents; Chicago, 12.01 7:00 Newt WTIC 108# Craig Saums, son ofoi Mr.mv. uiiuand .joiiiiJohn M. ivojr,Roy, Blackrldge Dis- —chael--- - Colbath,—------John Quinn, ^ Ml , will be Mrs. William O’Neill 8:00 Oasllght said. . to establish a $4,840 washout ac­ Oother New England cities and cents; Washington D. C., 12.50 13:00 Quiet Heart 6:00 Afternoon BdlUon Mrs. John Saums of 24 Joseph ‘ ricU scout executive, presented chael Pierce and Jeffrey and classified Young ------as a solo— rprac-----me leens teens lo to low low :sos. 20s, aikcAlKjve and Mrs. Stephen Pirog. Baby­ WPOP-1414 8:16 Market Report Among their demands is that the troop with its new charter, Gregory Ennis, tltloner, he operates a Detroit normal temperatures Tuesday, count under Public Act 36 at II- sitting will be provided. The the respective total cost per cents; E>enver, Colo., 11.00 cents 8:00 Dick HeaUierton 8:30 Weather 8 :X Strictly Sports St., Saturday night received his which marks the 40th year of Warrants were received by ling Junior High School. The mile for 15,000 miles: and Portland, Ore., the Past ex­ 8:00 Steve O’Brien black students receive addition­ clinic and has said the medicaid turning colder Wednesday, meeting is open to the public. 1:00 Gary Olram 6:38 Afternoon Edition Eagle Scout award, in cere­ continuous service to scouting Michael Bayles, senior patrol fees covered three other full- „ „ „ txvt..i ia program’s purpo.se is to modify Providence, R.I., 13.04 cents; pensive of the 28 cities, 11.77 7:00 Accent 70 al financial aid and that the un­ Precipitation may total Va incli R’eservations are not necessary, by St. Mary’s Church. leader;'John Murphy, assistant time doctors plus a cardiologist. learning deficiencies and im­ Hartford, <3onn., 12.7 cents; R’lt- cents. 6:00 News 7:20 Edwin Newman Ropoi-ts iversity recruit more black monies at a Troop annual Court or more water equivalent oc- but further information may be 7:30...... News of...... the Wolrid Another Michigan physician. .6:10 Uncle Jay 7:60 Joe Gamgtola students. Black enrollment this of Honor and banquet in Neill Saums received his Eagle patrol leader; Peter Heard, Another Michigan physician, mainly as rain on Tues- prove behavioral areas of dis­ obtained by calling the YWOA 6:00 Newt Di’. Sanford Polonsky of Benton ^jgy 6:10 Walter Crooklte 8:06 Pop Cbncort year is just under 400, in a stu­ Scout badge from Clinton Hend- Glenn Saums and Steven Belch- advantaged students. Allan office. 9:06 Nightbeat Hall of St. Mary’s Episcopal Harbor, sent $169,061 back to 6:20 Phil Burgess 11:00 News, Weather dent body of 13,000 students. rlcksen, former scoutmaster of er, patrol leaders; William Mat- Hebron 7:00 The World Tonight Church. state authorities last summer 7:20 Frank Gifford 11:26 Shorts Pinal As for courses, blacks com­ Tr(X)p 27. thews, librarian; Jeffrey Sa- 11:38, (5tli Other Side of the Day after public controversy over 7:46 Lowell Thomaa plain that the curriculum Inade­ HlS father, who is an assist­ Advancement awards were plenza, scribe; Stephen I>wyer, ant scoutmaster of the troop, also received by Richard Mul- quartermaster, the level of payments. He said quately reflects black and other Measles Vaccination Clinic and his mother admire his doon, Glenn Saums and Ray- Also, Richard Muldoon, Bruce the money, “ though earned and minority culture. For instance, Eagle badge in the photo above. mond Fredericksen, U fe Scout; Warren, David Dwyer, Ray- deserved. Is simply not worth they said a course In music his­ Eric Engelbrecht and Stephen mond Fredericksen and Eric the retaining.” Set Feb. 26 by Nursing Unit ‘A Storm in Summer’ tory, from the medieval period A Junior at Manchester High Dwyer. Star Scout; Jeffrey and Engelbrecht, Junior assistant Other top payments In the to the 20th Century, failed to School Craig is a member of the Gregory Ennis, Second Class; scoutmasters: Eric Slnnamon, Senate — report included $155,134 An Important Measles Vacci­ league are urged to attend as mention black contributions. schtx)l band, the pre-med club, the swimming team, and the and Brian Muldoon and David Jamies Wlckwire, Christopher tor another unidentified New nation Clinic for children from they are all members of the Hallmark High Mark At Wesleyan, the university The Eagle Scout Haskell brothers are, from left National Honor Society. He Pierce, First Class. Marvin, Michael Parker, Jobn York doctor and $152,458 for a organization and thereby are held off Instituting a program, age one to 12 will be held on to right, David Haskell, Richard Haskell, John Has­ By LAWRENCE LAURENT longs mainly to a character works part-time at Kofsky’s Inducted Into the troop as Murphy, Michael Bayles, I a w - California physltAan, named eligible to vote. named Abel Shaddick (Peter on Its own In order to avoid T! Feb. 26 by the Columbia-He- kell and Peter Haskell. (Herald photo by Pinto) The Washington Post Shoe Store at Manchester Shop- tenderfoot scouts were EVavld rence Linders and Scott Dickie, earlier as Dr. Bert A. Ducote, a 1 School Menu Fourth Haskell Son Ustinov). At 72, widowed and ’■paternalism,” the ass(x;iate general practitioner In the Ix>s bron-Andover Public Health ping Parkade. Ferguson, Glenn Flosdorf, Ml- instructors. ______The menu for the week at the WASHINGTON — Mark up having lost his only child In provost said. But the Afro- Angeies suburb of Inglewood. Nursing Agency In cooperation elementary schools will be: South Windsor another good television drama World War n combat, he lives American Institute in the spring The Senate report said nearly with the Connecticut State De­ Monday, chicken pot pie, bis­ Now An Eagle Scout for “ The Hallmark HaU of —in the words of his nephew— of 1969 demanded that the uni­ 4,300 d(x:tor8 were known to partment of {lealth. cuits, green beans, raisin cup, “seven days a week,, hating versity establish stich a pro­ Pool Open Area Students Hope to Tour Fame” (NBC), the most honor­ have received at least $25,000 a The clinic, for residents of the applesauce; Tuesday, beef stew, Boy Scout history was made in Manchester Friday f'jfilirn tin n TtllUfOrpt everything you do and doing the gram, and students In the in- year from medicaid or medi­ ed series in all of TV. ’This high The swimming pe of vege- seconds. Only then, did an an- ” J.T.” But this Hallmark play board will hear a union griev- urban North. The arbitration hearing took Baked Stuffed COc er, and Mrs. Roberta Wood; tional 30 per cent of his base or a junior assistant scoutmaster Other sections of the school tables when testing for "done- nouncer deliver Hallmark's did provide a worthwhile 90 was blown in the roof, and /lies “ Blacks have always had to Vernon place Jan. 22, In the offices of Casino Clams Cherrystone •* f*** ^ V membership and publlcity 25 acres, whichever is larger cMtomanY■'^'aLrove°^h^ sch^l b y 'ca ry Roberts, ju n ior'^sl'i'- budget will also be studied on ness” by using toothpick well-known slogan minutes of television entertain- and furniture were burned. chairman. (but(hilt nottint moretnnrn than thetha bhaani a s e ) __ '-““ tuumiis, approve inc scnool ant . scoutmaster. an Item-bv-itemitem-by-item basisbasis. Warner rather than a fnrtfork. “ A Storm In Summer’ react anlKlmprovlse to crises, the State Labor Department, The offices were closed at the , a a. , * calendar for 1970-71 act on the be- ment. Membership in the club is and earn diversion payments on . . 1. making It difficult for them to Wethersfield. The decision w(i8 Swordfish Steaks cm m cui e 89c resignation of one teacher, and John Hayes, assistant scout­ time, and although glass and de­ open to women 18 to 40 years of this acreage, master, presented Life Scout live in this society,” he said. released last Friday. Town bris showered the adjoining King Crab Legs ium%« Alfltkan e 1.59 ratify contracts for four teach­ Now, he said, "there is a 185% Hike in Rates Manager Robert Weiss repre­ age In Hebron and surrounding Special provision for diversion ers. awards to Whitman West, Dale street, no injuries to passersby Cooked Shrimp 1.19 towns and offers each an op- PAyments has been made for Roberts and Robert Rice; and growing feeling among black in- sented the town and Dominic No. 1 Canadian Smelts 2 69c - tellects that unless blacks pre­ were reported. portunlty for participation in so- farmers with feed grain bases a Star Scout award to Dallas Badolato, executive director of Nguyen Ngoc Huyen, the Golden Fried Fish Cakes 'eu^u 55c cipitate a crisis, nothing con­ Council 4 of the union, rep­ cial, educational and cultural 95 acres or less. Those farms Dodge. A sk ed b y W a te r F irm press center director, said most Golden Fried Fish Sticks leAt 69c structive in civil rights is going resented the local. activities as well as being active *^an qualify for payment on the Public Records During a candlelight investi­ of his files on accredited foreign to happen.” A request for a 186 per cent latest application for the In- Golden Fried ScoHops 1.29 in community services. first 20 per cent diversion as Warrantee Deed ture, the scoutmaster presented and local correspondents ap­ Tenderfoot badges to Josh How- rate increase to offset operating crease, was being filed now in Cod Fillet Seu. 2.39 For their next meeting on well as on the voluntary addi­ Rhea Gagne to Malcolm B. „ ,,,, .. order to give ample time for the peared intact. Huyen set up a tional (aversion. and______Patricia R.______Griffin,, property___ Wayne Babineau, Robert costs of a $2.2 million filtration Board To Meet Feb. 17, the club h is scheduled _- . _ ' r r J ___1 r -.____ « » .. temporary accreditation office Prenceh ing, rifle and shotgun, and U.S. No. 1 - 2'/4" Minimum Open Casting St., Feb. 14, South United shotgun, and safety; Whitman pay $329.44 in damages and ex- have increased operating reve- the cost of 'operating, such a p.m., is to consider and au-For Vietnam penses, allegedly incurred Jan. nues by $60,600, was denied by large facility. The plant is ex-thorlze a plan for water-pres- The Podium Players will hold Methodist Church. West, first aid; Dale Roberts, ’ Romes open casting tomorrow evening rowing, cooking, bugling; Rob­ 17 In a two-car accident■ on— Oak the PUC. The new request ported lo be completed some sure Improvements in the Che- ‘There Are Rules’ Joseph James McOavanagh, (ConUnued from Page One) at Rham High Sch(x>l at 7 p.m. 50 Homestead St., and Gall An.a ert Rice, home repairs, print­ St. would increase operating reve- time in May. ney Mills Complex. The teniuits Rod Delicious ing, and cooking. reduced $10 billion below the for two one-aot plays to be pre- LONDON (A P ) — Prince- Warren, 113 Homestead St., Feb. Gcldel claims that the acci­ nues by $600,000. Tlie company pre8id(»nt said of the complex, including the Golden Delidous aented in the spring In Hebron Philip said, ‘"niere are rules, 14, St. Bridget Church. Frederick Hanson was pre- dent occurreJ when his wife, When the request was turned tlic rate increase request would United Aircraft and Cheney budget which had been project­ APPLES and surrounding towns. you know” ; a portrait painter George James McCann Jr., 72 ''’Hh a plaque of appre Pauline, who was driving his down last year, the water com- apply uniformly across the Bros., have a March 16 dead- ed by the Johnson administra­ The directors will be John ®Ald he was ‘upset,” and a pbo- Birch St., and Catherine R lti ciation for his services to 8JC46car, t pulled wover . A-- to make room pgny was told It would have to board to all classes of cus- line from their Insurers, to come tion, Laird said. IN VITAMIN A Sibun and John Horton, both lographer said he was “ ex- Jutras, 200 Charter Oak St., Feb. Troop 91 over the years. Be­ for an approaching car, lUt an tj,g quality of the tomers Including sales for C(j; up with an acceptable pi-oposul l.jtlrd got into the budget aitu- Carrots experienced actors with the tfomely humiliated.” Result; 14, St. James' Church. fore he retired, Hanson was the icy patch,^CVVv44| and •slid • into the other • V* pgfggg ingreggg ^ould sale to the Connecticut Waller relating to sufficlent water atlon us ho decllried to answefl a Players, on television and at the Pi’hice Philip did not have his Phllilip Stephen Zapadka, 136 eu.stodian at Green School car. He charges the town with be granted. Excessive algae Co. which is under contract. pressure (o(- Its sprinkler sys- question about the specific cost Cash Savers! The trtxip's 35th eharterl was of the Vietnam war, which has Image heater In Hartford. picture taken. Woodijand St., and Katherine negligence in not maintaining growth at the source of the The company’s some 2,100 terns. presented by yj. Moray I^oy; not been detailed in the budget. I Residents of Hebron, includ- " ^ l ^ h newsman Dogan Uluc Elizabeth Herman, 9 Sanford I i n safe street. water supply, Snipsic Lake, n*kI' service customers will. Tomorrow will mark the third Rd!, Feb. 21, South United DlAfkledge Di.strlct .scout execu- ^ The $329.44 he is seeking con- War spending is now going oi\ at\ Ing teen-agOrs, are Invited to ,___.*** ^ o k i^ h a m Pa- caused the watei^ to look, smell liowever, benefit by the propos- successlveATuesday for dlscus- Methodist Church. V live, to Donald Kuehl, institu- slats of $245.64 for repairs lo (lie rate of about $18 billion a d e l m o n t e DEI MONTE particlpate. lace to photograph a T u rk ic ar­ and taste ‘very unpleasant, cd eliniliiution ' of the $6 eictra sion of the problem. Fruit Cocktail tist named Rahmi painting a tlonal representative, and Ber­ his car, $20 for lowing rtuirges, The company then decided to yearly surcharge they have Following the special meeting, year but could drop lower if ad- Sweet Peas If there are any questions, nard Krutt. portrait of the prince consort. $58.80 tor rental of a car, amt go ahead with construcUon of been paying. This was original- the boaid will liicet wltlt repre- ei'.llonal U.S. Irooiw are with­ please contact Mrs. John Hor­ Coining and Going The evening ended with Dale Rahmi said Philip refused and $5 for a photostatic copy of the the filtration plant and filed an ly intended lo cover pumping sentatlves of the C-DAP (Com- drawn from South Vietnam. ton, Marjorie Cir. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) — Roberts and Samuel Krutt play­ Utlrd said he would testify be­ remarked: "You have to learn policejllce report ofoi theme accident.ucciu...- appeal to the PUC At that costs to these high service niunlty 'Development’ Action .Midget League Most people who either quit a ing ’ ’Taps,” and the scoutmas­ fore the Senate Armed Seiviees 17 ox there are rules in life,” and In ..;nother damage notice Bled company offirtui areas. Plan) Agency and of the Cltl: The Hebron Midget Football Southern Baptist church to join ter’s tx-nedictlon. Commltte(S after he returns 17 01 Uluc was escorted out. irtth the town ^ jg said that the Increase request A typical luetered customer, zens Advlsoiy Committee (CAC) cans League’s annual meeting will another denomination, or who NOW ON WHCT, WATCH DENNIS THE MENAGE AT 5:00PM, FOLLOWED fi’om his week-long visit to cans I. .1 .j , . „ pictures taken In ,eave a ^ Mr .1 ruDtured was not related to the construlr- using 1,800 cubic feet of water for Informal talks regarding C- be held Wednesday evening at 8 pgig^gg ail over Europe, so why leave another denomination to rs * i_ n South Vietnam. a Southern Baptist, do B u y M o s t C a rp e tA BY LEAVE IT TO BEAVER AT 5.30. THEN AT 7:00,TUNE IN ALLEN road seiwtce, Hon of the plant. per quarter, would pay $22.’23 DAP’s >reHmlnaiy goals and in the Music Room of the He- not here too” Rahmi told news- Ijili’d, accoihpanied by Gen. so for reasons of marriage, con- AMSTERDAM — The Dutch w tK iiiieirertiv stemming from a la again denying the request, under the proj>o8eil rate as objectives. Earle O. Wheeler, cliairman of bron Elementary School. Of- men today, FONT’S CANDID CAMERA, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ON iM t TTiursday (St Broad the PUC said the cost of the against $7.80 per quarter under The gons and objectives, lead- venience or other circumstances Are, per capita, Europe’s tile Joint Chiefs of staff, and fleers and a Board of Directors ^Bhap a y should be borne by the the present raU'- HlBh service ing lo a six-year program to ^ “ cklngham Palace said only not directly related to beliefs, largest carpet buyers. In 1968, / - Wai’ren Nutter, a.sslstant secre- will be elected for the coming that the incident occurred according to results of a survey carpet sales In the Netherlands, He clulnis timt his cur, while stockholders, not the rale pay- customers would pay $22.23 per start July 1. wero tniy to)- international security Bricii lll•(tu• in Fifil NiUnnal $ve«(fwlitU Wednesday and no permission of 1,905 persons who have taken exceeded $223 million, a 23 per being driven by his wife, er., quarter as against the present range 2«-ycar program wer » y Wt •#•»(*• III* eiflh llmif On.ntili.1 •«(, afwnttai *n4 T.Ua. li.«»4 !»•« $U«* OHw AU parents with hbys In the for photographs had been given, such steps. cent increase over 1967. Priscilla, hit a pothole, and that William MacKenzle. president rate of $9^30, using the sttmo prepared by the CM s seven a the dunlage resulted. l*to water company, said the quantity of water. lusk forces. r '■ \\ V ■, I- 1 ; ■ A \ ' V ' V \ \ i "■<1 ■. w. MANCHESTER NG H^RAL]^I^£ ,, |C0NN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1970 PAGE 'rHIR'TEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAjLD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1970 THE Herald Angle ise Duckpinners Third HCC Title for East Catholic By EAHL YOST (74) Pin Results K u t CtOhollfl F pifl Sports Editor shot and outplayed t ^ taller South shined only in the open­ saries could manage only a pair A fourth quarter scoring Kearry Ziegler, who led or shar­ sentee from the Women’s Tour- “I Storrs have all been sold. EUse Kloter topping the field 91 119 137 149 131 125 762 ed the lead frqm the outset, nament Is Cathy Dyak, who, Ttokets are still available f o r with a score of 7(52. John Rieder Taking advantage of a hot as the blond belter from Terre East in Final Two Home Games without question. Is the beat fe- UMass Saturday night and Col- The top 16 male scorers will 104 137 114 155 138 101 749 streak with 10 minutes remain­ Du Lac, Mo., finished with a male bowler in Manchester. ®n ^’eb. 21. join defending champion Tony Marinelli ing in the game, Manchester 72 for a 343. 114 138 125 114 120 137 748 Mrs. Dyak, ^ the No. 1 aver­ George Cochran in hoad-to-head Community College defeated Vice President Spiro T. Ag­ Charles Gardella I age bowler In the United States Here ’n There roiling ^tmday afternoon at 2. Middlesex C.C. at the Clarke new presented the winner’s Conference Leaders 142 136 98 120 119 131 746 passed up the event again to al­ The Daytona 600 Feb. 22 will ^ Arena Saturday afternoon, 93- check to Devlin and In good low someone else a chance to 80. The victory upped the Cou­ humor took a gentle ribbing be telecast on closed circuit ; io t ,n f lM ^ l8 m 126 746 win. However, there’s, a Dyak television at the Bushnell in "*^® quarterfinal 1088112 150 118 131 126 gars record to 8-7 while Middle­ about the ’’hit” of the tourna­ Seen Present Champs in the field. Cathy’s husband, sex dropped to 4-9. Hartford . . ^ Pro l^sketbal. ^ ^^l^(^ U3 ‘ 121 147 111 108 736 m ent—the ball he shanked UiaA Steve, a nationally-ranked bowl­ problems to Cincinnati which „ u i, hit the most unlikely target By DEAN YOST Two Middlesex players were er for years, competed in the have cropped up Involve super- Qu-to'^rs in toth divisions In- high scorers for the night with around, Doug Sanders, the vice star Oscar Robertson and Coach "“"l^er of vete^ 133 144 133 121 110 93 734 Scoring their third consecutive Hartford County Con­ Men’s Division and wound up in 27 points each, hitting tor the president’s own playing profes­ ference championship, East Catholic (13-3) easily rolled the 16th and last qualifying Bob Cousy. One must go - and “ '^®“ “ “ sP^nkling Steve Dyak sional, Saturday. 124 110 127 121 113 134 729 total were Jatxiot and O’Reilly. past South Catholic, Saturday afternoon. This week the place. it won’t be Cousy. It seems newcomers, GLOVE MAN— Boston Bruins’ goalie, Gerry Chee- Bub Atwell popped In 10 points, The shot cut into Sanders’ strange that two of basketball’s R®®^.'!®® Lal®nde and Cochran, Edwin Lawrence 729 Eagles face Penney High of East Hartford (7-9) and Earl Cox 729 vers is ready to catch puck that liounced off his also for the losers. scalp but he continued the tangle with St. Thomaa Aqulnan, greatest ball handlers. Whose Men’s Division quallH^ ■were ington High Friday night to be­ Off t h e Cuff Herb Steadman 788, Vic Abrai James Bell 724 body. Shot was made by Detroit’s Pete Stemkowski. M<3C was paced by Don round of 18 holes with Agnew, both are home games. styles resemble one another’s. come the top team in the Cen­ Television coverage of Nation- " ‘.7— ------...... ™ p.-^ev 771 John Dave Saunders 724 Chafln’s ' 26-polnt output vvith Bob Hope and U.S. Senator .^'.1 i.-V* Elsewhere in local and area al Hockey League games on would be so far apart when on tral Valley Conference. Plaln- Charles VanRlper 724 Bob Beckwith and Ron Merik George Murphy, R-Callf. scholastic action Tuesday eve­ Sunday afternoons over Chan- toe same club . . , The Greater Mack 770, Ed Bujaucius 766, vllle haa a 3-2 conference George Pelletier 868, Frank Charles Whelan 723 Rookie Keeps Bruins Healthy netting 19 points each. Jim "With all that crowd I ning, hapless Manchester High, nel 18 are better than ever. The Hartford Jaycees announced a Murtaugh chipped in with 10 mark. Rockville High, currently profit of *32,686 from the Great- Blank 752, John Rieder 749, Don Logan 722 thought someone might get hit, (1-14) ventures to Bristol East- _____ camera crews do an excellent Burt Claughsey 719 points on the winners total. but not m e,” Sanders said em (3-13) in a OCIL clash of ^ six-game winning job and the Instant relays on er Hartford Golf Open staged Marinelli 748, <3iarlie streak, holds down fifth position last Labor Day weekend. The Gardella 746, Fred McCurry Andrew Lamoureaux 718 The Silk City team led at laughing. ”I thought I was safe lowly place teams. Playing goals and highlights add much 718 Marcotte Hat Trick in the fairway but I got caught ^F^askl Newington, Middletown proceeds will be used for worthy Krol 738, Bob Pagano William Thurston each 10 minute mark, 26-20, 43- a non - league game. to the “new” promotion of the Henry Frey 717 35 and 62-49. in the cross-fire.” High of New Britain, (8-8) and Windsor. The Ram s’ league jaycee community projects . . . Steve Dyak 729. sport . . . George Pelletier, who Gerry Smith 714 Wednesday night the Cougars Sanders emphasized it had travels to powerful South Wind­ record Is 10-6. New York Yankees are happy Among those falling to get in qualified in the Men’s Duckpin Richard Krlnjak, 713 venture to Norwalk (Community sor High (16-1). Second place Cromwell High, also un­ with the signed contracts of top 15 former champions Sparks Latest Win* been a pleasure and an honor defeated in conference play Bowling Tournament in Hart­ Art Cabral 707 College. to play with Agnew and com­ Suffleld High, (12-4) is hosted ford yesterday by two pins. His Mel Stottlemyre, Pete Ward and Charlie Whelan and Howie 706 NEW YORK (AP)—Don Marcotte, called up in the holds down first spot with a 11- Woods . . . Pete Close, Hampton and Burt Claughsey, Bert Davis plimented him for his com­ by Ellington High (6-10). Front­ 936 scored was topped by Leon Bon Rocco Lupacchlno 706 midst of a Boston epidemic, is keeping the Bruins Manchester (93) runner Cromwell High (14-1) 0 record. Coventry High and B F Pla posure under adverse circum­ Stetson of Norfolk who walked former Manchester High and Ray Aramlnl 703 healthy. BpckwJlh 7 6 19 battles with cellar dweller Bol­ Bolton High with (4-8) and (1- stances and lack of time to play home with top money. Norm La- St. John’s University track star, . . . started out with a Fred Poudrler FWraJi 1 1 3 regularly. ton High, (3-13) on the Bulldogs’ 11) hold down seventh n. . and u last londe, who led the qualifiers now director of sports informa- . f 700 -"Marcotte connected for his first National Hockey rhafin 10 3 06 Peter Aceto Murtaugii 6 0 10 homecourt In a Charter Oak R^am High of Hebron here was third best with 923 tlon at MIT, has been named brilliant 168, top one-game ef League hat trick Sunday night, firing three goals that 9 1 Id Back to golf. Ziegler began Conference tilt and In another /oirth spot with an 8-6 Mai Darling ggg helped the Bruins to a 7-1 decision over St. Louis and Quag'l'ia 0 2 2 the round two strokes in front and defending town champion editor of the New England tort. Bill Sheekey (.orrfeian 2 3 7 COC meeting, Coventry High Georae Cochran warmed up Sports Information Director’s games. Miss Kloter aver- Wray of Devlin, three oyer young Howard Hampton 1 0 2 (7-10) travels to Rocky Hill (12- Champions in the NCCC is S lT a 916 to^M to gartourto A^n. News . . . New York Jets aged 117 with a high game of PawKjwrtcl 2 a 5 Larr Hinson, with Lee Trevino, Dom DeDomlnicis 688 East Division, two points back of New York. 3), currently holding down sec- South Windsor High, currently money .-. . Brodie Mountain In received *87,544.80 as \thelr M5 ft,-ther 686 Recalled from Hershey 12 Totals 39 ifi 93 Arnold Palmer, defending Nick Nicola champion Billy Casper and U.B. ond place in the conference. with a 9-0 record. Closest to the New Ashford, Mass., used mo- shore of the gate to last sum- Joining Miss Irish to torther games ago when illness and in- Pittsburgh past hapless Minne- MiddlfmftX <80) The way the conferences Bobcats is Suffleld High with Paul Sartor torlzed snow vehicles to haul mer’s Albie Booth football ex- 0 * ^ 1 ^ ^ Harry Buckminster jury depleted the Bruins’ ranks, sota. B F PUi stack up at the present time, ^ 8-2 mark. South Windsor was skiers and cut the lift line hibitlon game against the New ^M lss Kloter^^G^ Ham^^ The North Stars, who have Jasoot 10 7 27 further back. Joe Pagano Marcotte had Impressed Coach RUoy 4 1 0 the present leaders seem well the only conference team to put ton 698, Reggie Gburskl 688, O'RolHy ( 10 3 27 The struggle quickly became wait Sunday when a record- York Giants. Jam es Woodcock on their way to becoming cham- two blemish marks on the Suf- Agnes Claughsey 684, Mltchle Atwell 4 0 10 a two-man issue. Hinson had Dave Duchemin Poufcolln 0 0 0 pions. field record. Ellington High, Evans 682, Joan Colby 657 and conspicuously absent in Boston Sheetuui 0 0 0 a 73 for 347, Palmer 70 lor Fred Oakes Hayden 3 1 7 In the CCIL, powerful Wind- with a 5-4 record, is fifth in Mary Scata 667. 669 this season with the Bruins al­ 348, and Casper 70 for 351. And ham High imdefeated after 14 the standings, Non-qualifiers included Kitty R it Alkas the second period. Totailfl 5 14 80 Moody 72 for 366. Ed Doucette Sr. lowing more goals than anyone league appearances, is two full The only Independent team in Slbrinsz, winner In 1968 and else in the East. Ziegler opened with a 16-foot Mike Denhup games ahead of second place the local and area picture is [uori Standout runner-up last year, and Olive But it was his s(x>ring that putt for a birdie three on the Robert Baroch Maloney High of Meriden. Man- Cheney Tech, presently last Rossetto, champ back in 1962. had the Bruins smiling Sunday. first hole to lead by three. But Ernest Oakman Chester High is the cellar team with an 0-16 record. Cheney has Women’s quarterfinals will be The three goals gave him half a Devlin, whose last tournament Marc Chartler Figure Skaters Preparing Sunday at 2 with the finals Sun­ dozen since his recall and in­ triumph was in the Byron Nel­ in CCIL. three games remaining on their Joe Rossetto Plalnvllle High topped New- schedule. In Garden Meet day, March 1 at 2 o’clock. sured a longer stay for the rook­ son Classic last year, blrdled Joe Scata Following the men’s quarter- ie. For World Championships the third and fourth greens to Norman Clark NEW YORK (AP)—Marty Liquori reigns as the un- Sunday, the semifinals Elsewhere in the NHL Sun- narrow the gap. -With ladles delegation will be Julie defeated king of New York but Martin McGrady, John ^ui be held Sunday, Feb. 22 Rollie Irish 611 day, Montreal nipped Chicago TULSA, Okla. (AP) __------The two------made the— turn------Carlos and Reynoldo Brown branched out to other parts with the finals Sunday, March Erv Rusconi 3-2, New York ripped Los An- the rigors of the U.S. finals be- Lymi Holmes, ^ lorad o S p ^ g , uyxiugh the 81st hole all even Dave DeMerchant 8(X) Santo and Andrie of the United States and Canada to continue their win- 8. ^ i geles 6-1, Philadelphia dropped hind them, America’s top figure and Dawn Glab, Anaheim, Call-. ^ Ziegler three-putted for a Bob Nyulassy 589 Shelley will team with Jojo r — - All matches will be best of Detroit 6-3 and Pittsburgh belt- gimters have begun preparing starbuck in the senior pairs bogey. Devito went ahead when ning— ways. - seconds------and ----- the ----- 300-yard-- sprint - uiree except the iiic finals in... bothkn.-.. ------Lawrence & Coxj scored , , lafli 729. Larry hit over the green on ed Minnesota 6-3. month’s World (3ham- events. Also in senior pairs will -7 • • ■' Liquori, the Vlllanova plymj ^neet tying time of 30.17 sec- (jiyjgions which will be best of Drawing showed Dyak in I6tn _ „ . , , . for next month’s worm the 84th and took a bogey four. plan considered America’s top Qnds. place. In Saturday^ games Toronto i„„ghlps in Yugoslavia. be Mark and Melissa Mllitano of Astro jet Champs seven sets. waUoped Oakland 6-1, Pitts- four-day U.S. Two more Devlin birdies and Tom Sullivan Crabs Rebound Ed Fitzgerald Drives Past Rebels Tim Kearns Pumps for Two Points mller, stepped down to toe Olympic pole vault champion PAIRINGS SATURDAY ______-day U.S. Figure Long Island, N.Y. They finished burgh tripped I ^ Angeles ^1, cSiamplonships conclud- second to Shelley and Miss Star- a Ziegler bogey clinched the 1,000-yard run Friday night at 3 qi, Seagren also won there. Cochran vs. Dyak matter. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)—“Is this what it’s like to win the 61st annual Knights of Co taking his specialty with a me­ Pelletier vs. Blank Montreal Ued Minnesota 1-1, De- Saturday night, and offi- buck in the U.S. finals, the World Series?” troit and Boston played to a 2-2 announced the names of James Sladky, Syracuse, Ziegler, with previous rounds Georgia Challenges Kentucky lumbus Indcxir track meet and diocre vault of 16 feet while Jim Mack vs. Marinelli of 67-65-68-71, collected *14,300. That was one of determined Ron Santo’s first re­ sped to his seventh successive Crawford of Harding (College, Abraitls vs. McOurry tie and Philadelphia and Chlca- gitgfer,g .yyjjo will represent the N.Y., and Judy Schwomeyer, Unique Twinbill go tied 4-4. United States in the world Indianapolis, won the gold Devlin returns to his home marks after he and Dallas Cowboy’s defensive end victory In New York. His 2 min­ Ark., swept to the mile run title Steadman vs. Krol ‘Happy’ Marcotte played on a newly fj^gjg dance competition and will corn- in Coral Gables, Fla., and Will George Andrie teamed Sunday for a come-from-behind ute, 7.1 second clocking tied the in 4:05.8. Pirkey vs. Gardella play next In the Doral Open. UCLA Finally First CHICAGO (AP —“Happy,” STANDINGS victory m American Airlines’ Astrojet Golf Tournament American best and he edrted McGrady, a Washington, Bujaucius vs. Rieder constructed line with Wayne Heading the list are Tim pete in Yugoslavia along with j i is what Frank Leahy said about Lalonde vs. Pagano Cashman and Phil Esposito, the and Janet Lynn, who sue- Anne and Skipp Milller, PhUa- Z‘®K>®r League Overall for baseball and football stars. the most valuable performer D.C., schoolteacher and a mas­ being named to the National Marks NBA Play WOMEN NHL’s leading goal scorer. The cessfully defended their national delphla, and Debbie Ganson and *^“® '^®®'‘ R*® Tucson Open, Santo was kidding about his award for his lone effort of the ter at 600 yards, beat Olympic HOC new wings didn’t bother Espo, titles. Wood, Colorado Springs, Bradley Hlslop, Seattle, Football Foundation and Hall of 400-meter champion Lee Evans 1. Rolane Irish NEW YORK (A P)— The Atlanta Hawks must know East Catholic 5-1 Chicago Cubs’ fast fade in the but not the last,” the towering. weekend. who collected his 32nd goal of ooio_^ ^on the senior men’s Other U.S. championships Fame. for the second time this year. Last year’s champ seeded In Pacific-8 Action something about collective bargaining. They only work- South Catholic 4-2 National League pennant race 6-foot-6 260-pounder said Meanwhile, McGrady, Carlos the season and three assists. crown by a wide margin while went to Jull McKinstry, San Ra- Kings Triumph “I suppose I could tell you in N.W. Catholic 3-3 last season, when the Cubs lost jim Lonborg, Boston Red Sox and Brown opened the long nipping Evans in 1 ;11.2 in Cana- 2. Elisa Kloter NEW YORK (A P)— No. 1 ranked UCLA is finally one word ‘happy’ ’’ he said from ^ minutes and 1 second Sunday and got overtime 122 123 146 118 102 92 702 The four points gave the Miss Lynn, a 16-year-old from fae-1, Calif., junior ladles: Do- BUFFALO N.Y. (AP)—ITrom Pulaski 0-6 a nine-game lead to New York, pitcher, and teammate Glno weekend of six indoor meets at da. rangy center 72 for the season, Rockton, Rl., again captured the rlan Shields, Orange, Calif., fj^g^ pgrtod, first in the Pacific-8, as well, but Kentucky, which fell his bed in Chicago’s Passavant while the Chicago Bulls had to struggle 48 minutes of In New York, Evans PROTE8TANT LEAGUE 3. Gall Hampton Santo was all smiles after Cappelletti, of the Patriots, had the Maple Leaf Gardens meet in 10 less than teammate Bobby senior ladles championship. novice ladles; Richard Ewell, Springfield Kings moved oii from the top several weeks ago, is now having trouble Memorial Hospital where he is straight time for the same prize— a National Basket­ OCIL picking up his *5,000 first p riz e - a 57 Sunday to finish second, scratched with a bronchitis at- Emanuel Lutheran lost its 136 104 164 113 84 97 Windham 14-0 Orr, who picked up one assist. Joining Wood in senior men’s Los Angeles, junior men; Glenn ^ g.j victory over the Buf- undergoing blood transfusions ball Association victory. 7—;—^— - — — r — r — — — - half the *10,000 victors’ purse, eight strokes behind at 188. day'^tUghT*^*' victories on h McGrady easily won in straight overtime gamie Satur- 4. Reggie Gburskl shaking unheralded Georgia in the Southeastern Con­ Maloney 12-2 John McKenzie scored two competition at the world meet Schulke, Los Angeles, novice Blsons in American ference. ” - - for a form of leukemia. it was a unique doubleheader whipped the R ^ k ets. Ii But he prepared for the touma- Willle Mays of the Giants and rtie following night. Me- 1:11.0. McGrady then made it day to TrW ty C ovena^ 63-60. 109 109 129 144 99 98 688 He will be formally Inducted at the Chicago Stadium. First, ^ 6-toot- Platt 10-3 5. Agnes Claughsey goals for the Bruins and almost vrill be John Petkevich, Great men; Mary Bonacci and Gerard Hockey League game Sunday Tne 17-0 Bruins, shooting (or overtime buzzer sounded and ment like it was the world John Bi-odie of the 49ers were Grady the 600-yard world three in a row and 23 of 25 since High for Trinity was Cm I Og- in the Hall at the foundation’s the Hawks won a 142-137 over­ Conard 7-6 series. 121 112 89 107 126 ISO 684 was credited with a hat trick, palls, Mont., and Kenneth Sheld- Lane, Boston, silver dance, and night, ending a 14-game wln- their fourth consecutive national first 10 shots. third. record’holder, and Carlos, made setting his world record ’’®'i too. Esposito’s tlp-ln goal was ley. Paramount, <3alif. Bifrbara Brown and Doug ning streak for Buffalo the Irish went on to beat ninth­ 13th annual awards dinner at the time decision, completing a Wethersfield 6-8 " I played 36 holes a day for 6. Mltchle Evans championship, continued as the Wes Unsold, last Alrlines officials say they are the journey to New York and Louisvilll966, with his 1:10.6 Noskl had 21 for the losers, originally credited to McKenzie With Miss Lynn in the senior Bemdt^ E)enver, junior pairs. rated Marquette, 14-3, in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New game started last Nov. 6 and or­ Central 4-9 three straight days,” Santo said In another close gaifie, Wap' 96 111 113 HO 135 108 682 only major unbeaten team Sat­ Eastern 3-10 strongly considering moving the won and closed out the weekend clocking in Baltimore before the official scorer York Dec. 8. dered resumed by NBA Com­ of the Goodyear Golf and Coun­ CarlM, winning in Baltimore ping Community defeated South 7. Joan Colby urday with a hard-fought 66-65 second extra session 96-95. Hall 3-10 tournament to Makaha, Hawaii, in Baltimore for the Sun Games changed the decision. Chester J . Laroche, the foun­ missioner Walter Kennedy with try Club’s Golf course, site of 109 657 trium f* over Washington. But Sophomores Bob Morse and Manchester next year, but admit to being with ImDressive triumphs. his lOthi consecutive triumph. United Methodist, 57-51. Larry 130 98 1/26 108 87 Montreal had to come from dation’s president, announced th one second left in regulation in the first half—he finished 1-12 Moriarty Brothers Announce The llth-ranked Southern California, the *30,000 tournament. B ro t^ a con siT en r also tied the world mark for 60 Rawls led Wapping with 15 8. Mary Scata behind against Chicago to re­ iiiiii Corky Calhoun combined for 40 selection. time. Then, the Bulls stampeded with 22 and 14—in leading Balti­ c v e pleasantly surprised at a 18,000- 057 which had been tied for the , . . „ Santo and Andrie combined fan turnout Sunday. h lg lT l^ p e r from Los Angeles yards with a 6.9 clocking in a points while Jon Burgess put In 104 9» 94 100 125 132 main 'tied with the Bruins for During his coaching career, to a 117-107 triumph in the regfu- more over Milwaukee. Earl Plainville 13-2 Toss of coin determined posi­ Pac-8 lead, lost to Washing^ton for a 58 Sunday, for a 36-under- C l? ;(^ lto r e % c r ih ^ o r o n L ti- semlfto^^ he^t. The 6-foot-4, 26 points for Methodist. Center second place. The Black Hawks shot 53 per cent in defeating Leahy led Boston College and larly scheduled game. Newington 13-3 With few exceptions, players tion of 7th and 8th. State 89-72 and dropi>ed a game 23 pointy while Lew Alcindor, par 180 after 54 holes. They en- devoted time both on and off the tie with the season’s top leap of 200-pounder swept to a 5 2 win C l^ c h had a bya led 2-1 before Mickey Redmond behind UCLA. Dartmouth 96-68. The Quakers Notre Dame to a total of 107 vic­ Chicago had protested the Middletown 11-4 7-2%, tying the meet mark and in Toronto for 60 yards and a 6,3 The standings: TritUty 6-^ Kitty Sibrinssz 666 Montego tories, 13 losses and nine ties. Windsor 11-6 tered the final round trailing by course to signing autographs, 654 tied the score midway through Henry Bibby led the way maintained their one-game Ivy followed with a 7-1 effort Friday clocking in New York for the .Wapping 4-1 Center 2-2, South Anna Fidler lied 36 for the Bucks, Rockville 10-5 three strokes, but took the lead Broadway Joe Namath and 664 the second period. Then Bobby against Washing^ton’s tough zone League lead over No. 17 Colum- Only Knute Rockne compiled a Rakel disallowed a last-second night at the Athens Meet in Oak- Two girls set world standards 1-4 Emanuel 0-6. Gloria Darling higher won-lost percentage Glastonbury 7-8 after the 11th hole. Mickey Mantle were the most Beverly Pohlmann 660 Rousseau’s second goal of the defense with 19 points, the same which crushed Yale 96-69 as It was Andrie’s fourth straight beselged, drawing a gallery of land. Saturday the spectacular Qver the weekend. (Jheryl Tous- Games Feb. 14. South vs. among college football coaches would have tied the score at 124. York in the Eastern Division. Bloomfield 5-9 Sylvia Stechholz 649 night and 20th of the season number scored by the losers’ Jim McMilliam hit 14 of 19 shots year of finishing in the money, thousands while leade teen-ager won at Seattle with a saint, a 17-year-old from Brook- Trinity, Center vs. Wapping. In the game’s history. The timekeeper said the buzzer Simsbury 4-11 Olive Rossetto 635 midway through the final peri­ Steve Hawes, returning to ac­ for 28 points. ■ but his first victory. “It’s the played before no o lyn, N.Y., cracked the women’s Emanuel, bye. Southington 2-13 7-2 effort. Natalie Geidel 634 od, gave the Canadlens their tion after missing six weeks first time we played together, caddies. 600-yard mark with a 1:22.2 CYO LEAGUE Special 'The No. 7 and No. 8 teams. cek chipped in with 24 as the Wilson At the Fort Worth Games Fri­ victory. said he heard it. 0-15 clocking in Toronto and Doris St. Francis came up with a Flo Niles 633 with a fractured leg. The Bruins North Carolina, and Jackson­ Celtics defeated Cincinnati. The day night, Earl Harris of Okla­ The Hawks jdayed without Caps Trim Flyers When play resumed, Atlanta’s Brown of Seattle, shattered the much needed victory in CYO Barbara Callahan 616 led 30-25 at halftime and were ville, were idle,, defending champs climbed to COC homa State was a double winner regular defensemen Pat Staple- HARTr’ORD (AP)—The Hart- Gary Gregor missed a despera­ 1600 Kay Scabies 696 unable to shake the Huskies un­ 'f'Cromwiell for the second straight week. -meter record with a time of basketball last night, to stay in ton and Doug Mohns, both side­ In the top individual effort of ford Caps defeated the Bing- tion shot. Lou Hudson then took within five games of fourth- the running for the league title. Nettle BMnn 686 til the closing minutes. Rocky Hill French Ski-Winning Team copping the 60-yard dash in 6.1 4 :21.1 in her hometown. lined by injuries. John Fergu­ !!:i the weekend, Louisiana State’s hamton Flyers 118-101 Sunday chargie with nine overtime place Philadelphia when Seat- They Seated St. Isaac’s, 52- Kay Fountain 684 Dan Issel’s school record 53 Vinal Tech son was out for the Canadlens. Pete Maravich, already the all- night for their 10th consecutive points. In the regularly sched­ tie, paced by Bob Rule’s 29 43, with a well-balanced attack. Leslie Sibrlnsz 576 points led third-ranked Kentuc­ RHAM New York got goals from five ill! time career scoring leader, ex- victory on their home basket- uled contest. Bob Love scored 18 points, edged the 76ers. The Four men hit double figures for Chlckie Berzenskl 662 ky to a 120-85 victory over Mis­ Due for Heavy Challenges different players including a ploded for 69 points, third high- ball court. of his 36 points in the fourth pe­ Portland St. Francis with Joe Peak lead­ sissippi but Georgia, 11-6 over­ pair 36 seconds apart in the first est in major college history, but six of the Caps scored in dou- riod, including six straight at Philly, the first season sweep in poventrv Important Week Arrives in g all scorers with 12 points. all to Kentucky’s 17-1, remained their three-year history. ■^•8 *>y Jean Noel period by veteran Don Marshall couldn’t prevent a 106-104 loss to ble figures, led by Gordon the start of the quarter after the East Hampton 3-12 Italian, a newly Augert and Patrick Russel. ^St. Francis, now 7-2, has a deadlocked with the Wildcats Saturday, New York beat Cln- Bolton confident American and a de- r ,,. ,,, ,, Yarborough and rookie Bill Fairbaim to Alabama. The game wound up Smith with 26. High man for Bulla had blown' most of an 18- 3-13 chance to catch Assumption, 8- with 9-1 SEC records by edging ^ fight between LSU play- Binghamton was Gordon Mor- cinnatl 121-114, Phoenix downed ’ ’ ’ jected Austrian today sought to For State College Fives whip Los Angeles. point lead. 1 . Vanderbilt 49-90. Los Angeles 121-117 in overtime, NOGC The victory kept the Rangers ers and Alabama fans. ris with 31. The split left Atlanta IVi their revenge in the giant sla- Ju L u rd e la ^ *"'^ *' steamroller The most Important week of they had lost by only one point Assumption had a booming In Daytona Second-ranked South Carolina Philadelphia defeated San Fran- South Windsor lorn of the World Ski diampion- ,,___ two points up on both Boston and No. 5 North Carolina State, games ahead of Los Angeles in the basketball season has ar- in a game last month at Co- second quarter to overcome St. the Western Division after the ci.sco 115-111 and Detroit turned 12-4 ships against the all-powerful French could afford to and Montreal. New York has both 17-1, continued to run 1-2 in Stafford 11-5 French team. S'® toe second heat of rived for Connecticut’s major lumbia. Paul’s 78-68. Bob Hodgson and also played two (ewer games Lakers beat San Diego 125-113. back Seattle 113-109. Pole Berth the Atlantic Coast conference. East Windsor 6-7 The French Ski-winning Ma- special slalom on Sunday,” college teams. Fairfield’s winning record this Brian Sullivan pumped in 22 The Bulls, winning for only the Eastern 1Division DA’YTONA BEA<3H, Fla. (AP) than either the Bruins or (Jana- The Gamecocks boosted their Haywood Got Too Technical, Ellington 5- 10 chine, os it has come to be Itoly’s Gustavo Thoenl, Fairfield tries to prove it season is a surprise, and so points apiece to nail down third time in 16 starts, nudged NBA ‘When you are flat on your diens. AOC mark to 8-0 by routing Granby 6- 10 called, took a good start toward P>aced fourth. "They had ranks among the top indepen- are the 16-3 mark posted, by their eighth victory. Greg (3ott 9 five percentage points in front W. L. Pet. G.B. dents of the east this year, ns Niagara so far and the Holy looked good in defeat hopping 17 from a bad^ U l, you won- _Oendron scored two goals Clemson 99-52 behind John Tolland 5- 11 a medal sweep on Sunday by toelr four men at the top. Denver Only Game Behind of idle San Francisco in the bat­ New York 49 12 .803 _ it plays In ~New Haven'against Cross record of 14-5. Both gam es pointed " “ " RtUtude toward rac- his 18th and 19th of the season Roche, who scored 25 points and Somers 6- 10 grabbing a gold and a sliver in could all gamble. But 1 —as Philadelphia scored its tle for the fourth and last play­ Milwaukee 41 19 .683 7>/4 two teams near the top of the are at the New Haven Arena. B art’s squeaked by St. ‘"8^^111 c h a ^ ^ y to n a Is a had seven assists; Tom Owens, Spencer Haywood simply was tor the eighth time in nine meet­ Baltimore 37 23 .617 had only me.” first victory ever at Detroit. off berth. m -i pile, Niagara Tuesday and Holy Niagara brings along Calvin jg„,es’ 44H13. in a battle of cel- P'®®® ’ 22 points, 25 rebounds and 10 doing this thing, then he got too ings this season when Fred Phlla’phla 31 29 Thoenl is atop the Internation­ Gordie Howe collected the B 1 3 e w h e e, Baltimore .517 17V,, Cross Friday. Murphy, the 5-io5-10 lormerformer rxor-Nor- jgj. dwellers. Don Gaudreau had , <^® Yarborough ^ , “ was speak • Tjuwa h)^ blocked shots, and Bobby ('re- tei hnical. Lewis hit a 20-foot jumpshot trounced Boston Milwaukee 120-106, 25 33 .431 22 Vi al Ski Federation Standings in Yale takes on Ivy league-lead- walk High School star wh6 has jg ^„d Jim Jackson had 10 »® J“®‘ t h f ^ d W in« mins, who held Clemson’s high- The Denver rookie scored 38 with two seconds left in over­ Cincinnati Seattle nipped Philadelphia US­ 26 37 .413 24 Form er Yale FcK>tbaIl Great both the special and the giant Philadelphia Fri- been throwing an average o .^^ding their team to P®® D e f l ^ l n X scoring Butch Zatezalo to four points and grabbed 21 rebounds time. Kentucky’s Louie Dumpi­ Detroit slalom. But he placed fourth In ing Penn in ------. Defenseman Bob Woytowlch UI imd Boston beat Cincinnati 23 38 .377 26 'friday and plays at Princeton more than 32 points Into the ^ 2.6-mlle . Daytonao a , International , , points. Sunday but he wasn’t around at er sent the game into overtime the DELIVERED! 230-1^17. Western Division both legs of the special slalom. Saturday. Connecticut takes its hoop In each of his three col- S p ^ w a y Sunday to claim the assisted on four goals and Glenn N.C. State won for the seventh the end of the Rockets’ 115-103 100-100 with a basket at the Atlanta _ Dowling Signed by Patroits Jerry West scored 34 points 35 27 .565 I' will have a bit of anger shaky leadership of the Yankee lege seasons. gj Rogg ,jept even with St. P”'® PO®“‘o" ^t® P'®*>- 22 Sather scored a pair leading time in eight ACC starts, riding victory over Miami—being buzzer. Ix).s Angeles 32 27 ^^11 and rooike Rick Roberson added .542 i ‘.v NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) going for me in the giant,” Conference onto the home .floor. ItB will bejx, the second “ — Francis by defeating St. ___ Daytona 600 stock car racing 2399 Va'nn Williford’s 25 pMel Daniels 23 and Rog­ Chicago 27 36 .429 Injured in his second game So will Bill Kidd, 8 V, terback of Stowe, Saturday, but the Huskies have the arena before tlie appreci- ^ bgaket Lee Schwler with J**® I? f ^ Ity THE ASSOCIATED PRESS onds left to a 71-66 decision over with, less then two minutes left. er Brown 22 foi* Indiana, which ?an Fran. 25 34 .424 wh4 was chosen tb the as a sophomore at Yale, Bowl- 'Vt wh,^ p ,Z d S to th Montego, the truly voraatHe Mercury ibr the action you'll wmA in tlM) ’7Qi. Spacious 8M, All-East Rpe- the apparent Wge from a pre) atlve home folks. Two years seconds left sent the game '*^®®'j® ^ ^ ( 1 knowing that 1 National Hookey League Virginia , The victory moved the sec-' now has a 10>-j game lead. Da- Taylor Asking Seattle 24 ■[37 .393 10V4 i. h^tball team In 1967 Ing did not get back iqto afitlon clai n, tamily-slze Interior. Spacious trunk tor long-dlatance tnavel. RespotiMve and aootioml- and 1968, has been signed by until the fourth game d l^ i slalom and gave thel United vlous victory over UMass on ago Falrfleta ^ “t the Pu>T>le mto overtime but John Hage- East Division cal pertormance from the b(g, 155 bp., regular-fual 250 cu. In. “6” engine. Oesnfort- Bob Lanier/ St. Bonaventure’s ond-place Rockets to within one rel Carrier topped Kentucky San Diego '37 .339 13 ju- States its first medal Tn six 111 the Boston Patriots. nior year, but from that the Redmens’ home court. Engles and held Murphy o basket and a free ien-nouito«r fmm THm W L T Pts. OF OA able, qutot ride. Low Initial cost, bu%«t-ploaatog operaUng ooeU. ’nUa pekos 6-foot-ll center, scored 34 points game of idle Indiana in the with 27 points, $100,000 BeilK0nus ABA Int years In an Olympic or '^orld Do\vllng’s first Fairfield, 11-6 so far this sea- points with a clawing defense, stocky 165-potmder from Tim- New York 30 10 10 70 179 113 Includea;— Wall to wall carpeting; choice of deluxe cloth or all vinyl interiar, day­ and held 7-foot Doug Hess to American Basketball A'ssocla- George Carter pumped in 29 BOS,TON (AP) Bruce Taylor, Eust4i-rii Division , rat year in pro he teamed with halfback Calvin chamDlonshln light Hlrror, padded dash panel and aun viaora, back up Ughta, aide marfcar Ugtats, football wa.s disappointment. HUl to pu( Yale atop the Ivy Retor” : son, lost a lO-polnt lead but but Murphy has a! touch better Mgr^yg^.g ^ 6 overtime to "> °"*''“ '®’ Montreal 28 12 12 68 177 129 eight points and a like number Uon’s Western Division. Jim m ie points and Rick Barry 24 tor /Boston University’s Little All- Indiana il 12 .774 _ Before he was disqualified in whtte woti tires, deluxe wheel covers and much more! He was \ cut yl the Minnesota League. . \ held on for a 49-47 victory ^ e r .supporting cast this ‘Ime ggeount for the difference. Ja ck g "® SeUer^"" * Boston 28 12 12 68 199 166 of rebounds as the fourth- uni i^d Miami with 28 points. Washington which broke a 92-92 (American dcfen.-iive back and a Kentucky 30 22 .577 10V4 the special slalom, Karl Schranz 10V4 Vikings if/ lifter tpey switched him uirieiKii , ——------.------. . , o.._ rtUUHull IIm »ii .im .. .u„,,.r.d 1,1. Detl-olt 26 16 « 60 150 133 ranked Bonnies downed Toledo In'othhr ABA action Sunday tie to beat Pittsburgh. Rookie fir.i(r.U roundroi choice in the' pro Carolina -24 27 .471 16 ^"'® fccortls oh of Austria was rated a . one of Connecticut led by 'only (our cnee game Wednesday nt Syra- 77-71 for a 15-1 record. to HalIfback la4t summer. After 19 touchSown passes in a sea- the top favorite, for the” ^ a n l 26 17 7 57 153 116 Indiana edged Kentucky 109-107 John Brisker threw in 35 points foototball draft, is seeking a New York 26 32 .448 17 Vi Korlte. for the giant, points. . at halftime, ...... 1...Ibut raced ..iiazicuse, 0.79-7 thisfhiu seasonMAntuYn Hommbefore * right shoulder in a crash al J^*'*®*'*’® Sixth-ranked New Mexico 30 TD pusses in 21 21 8 50 150 140 in overtime, Washington outlast­ for Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh 19 53 ’.365 2i>.;, his slalom, a 1490-meter run with a away to a 99-74 thumping of the Massachusetts game at ______I^^ZZIZZ^^ZZI______, Texas International Speedway Toronto State. 18-2, trailed Utah State ed Pittsburgh 132-124 and New New York, trailing 55-43 at San Krancis(xj'49er.s” Miami back for the Atlantic Coast Foot- college career. vertlc.i z.., ...... C ^ ^ Z ' Z Z II early in December. Doctors had | West Division IHORIARTY BROTHERS 14 39 .264 27 ball L ague Bridgepoi;! Jets, he Yale had a lO gume'.treak of 68 V Maine as Bobby Boyd ' scored Starrs. 24 19 7 55 150 122 ,for 23 minutes before pulling out York downed Carolina. 95-88. halftime, went ahead of Caro- Taylor’s agent announced the Westarn Division In the small college ranks, Sports SC nedule I dlspalred of Ws ever driving St. luouls was switched to a reserve flank- victories and Dowling put them But Schri^n'z, 2 , d T . A X a “n 28 points 13 21 18 136 167 / / /. "Unroln-Mercury, WUlye-ileep, Toyota” a 96-90 triumph ovey the Aggies. Saturday, Indiana took Miami li;;a to stay, 72-71, on Bill Mel- figure during the weekend. Both New Orleans 29 22 .569 Yale felt the sling of the na- peronnlally-strong Philadelphia ‘ ' again. But the sturdy ex-football I’hila’phla **l 17 26 8 4 i 122 162 / ! ' 3U-A1S OSNTER STREET MANCniOBTBR ttt-MM / Austin Carr, who scored 38 122-115 and Washington nipped chionni’s jump shot. Levem (he agent, Joe Tubiello, and the Denver 30 25 .545 1 tion’s 17th ranked teaih, Co- Textile invades the slate (or MONDAY, I'E B . 9 / / player made what one d ^ tor IjUtsb’gh Open Evenings Except ThunMlay “On The Level at Canter and Brand lakland 14 30 8 36 112 172 points and set a Notre Dame Carolina 118-117. Tart led New York with 28 I9ers said they didn’t expect Dullaa 27 25 .519 But the Patriots signed him final game oM m But H^rvald Ly toelrTtor.tob::c?'"'r th™"'*" /lumhia, and the Ells suc(:umbed gameii at Qulnnlplac Friday and Sportsman Vs.vs. Buzzards / described as a “marveloiu^'’"marvelous” 2Vz for a trial at quarterback, Dowl-, scored 16 points In the final min clAl slnlnrr. 9 36 5 23 107 104 season record of 675, tied the Eastern Division-leading Indi- points. J?an Littles scored 25 for imy difficulty .4n reaching an . Wash’n. 26 26 .500 96-60 at hotoo despite the fact (Jentral Connecticut Saturday. Klock vs. Westown covery. 'lies Ang. 3-^3'^ ing says he was told by John ute to tie the game w it^ l. m ! illillliiliiliiililiiliiliiiiiililiiiiyiiliiiii score at 81 with a layup as the ana beat second-place Kentucky Carolina. . agreement. Los Angeles 24 27 .471 5 Mazur, the Boston team’s offen- ttog Yale get "the ball ag'aTn.’" ' tor^ombrne^ ,U n «

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T-’, \ A \ V. V'' . \ \ ■ ^ ' \i' 1. ■, PAGE FIFTEEN PAOB FOURTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTERAcONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9,.1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1970 - — | - ______«------i— t BIJGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDINi; HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Household SorvIcM Help W onted- Help Wonted-^ Help Wanted— Mole 35 Offered 13pA Female 35 Female 35 POOR B u s t e r .' TVE seem BERHY’S WORLD PLUMBER and plumber’s help­ WOULDN'T SELL OSGOOD NICKEL LOOKKEEPINQ and Clerical, h e h a p t h e COMPLETE residential house ers wanted. Year 'round work. EVEKYBODY, -it^ KNOW! ' W i n n i n g • CANPV CLASSIFIED ired o f h e a w n civcrslfied work. Full - time. I'M T ' (■leaning, floors washed a n d KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Good wages, overtime. After 6 YOU GUVS PUFF ABOUT S P R IT BUT - BARS Apply In person. Goer ,vou THAT Answer to Pieviou* ■ waxed. Summer homes made p.m., 646-4028. >fer WOULDNT? WHAT GREAT ATHLETES HE PUT TOO Brothers, 140 Rye St., South YOU ARE.' LETS SEE .MUCH INTO LA6TEP ready. Offices and Insurance Opening for experienced Al­ IT.' LONGER! French Restaurant Windsor. HOW YOU M EET A R EAL ADVERTISING Jobii^ccepted. 649-049G. pha-Numeric IBM kcypunch- MECHANICS — Full-time. Pin BOSSY c h a l l e n g e .' w h e n \T , er ito work full-timio days, setting machines. Will train. PET/ COMES "ID tOUCHlN' IWV CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TOES IN\ THE GPEATEST' ACROSS DOWN" CUSTOM made draperies, slip (krmpany offers excellent Apply In person. Holiday j f t y 1 Hags 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. covers - and reupholsterlng. wag;cB and working condi­ OFFICE CLERK Lanes, 30 Spencer St., Man­ 1-----suzettcs 2 Wickerwork Budget terms. Established in tions, convenient free park­ chester. 6 -----miRnon material 1945. Days, 524-0164, evenings, ing, In-plant cafeteria and 11 Rapacity 3 Girl's name COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 649-7690. above average benefits. Ap- , CARPENTER’S HELPERS—NO 12 Son of Cain 4Swino 4 i.30 IMW. DAY BEFORE PlIBLlOA'nON ]A knowledge of typing and an experience necessary. $2.28 per 13 Thick soup ply: aptitude for figures needed for 5 Foe LJ LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ hour to start. Must have own 14 Wood strip 6 Fee. for river Deadline for Huturdiiy and Monday U 4:30 p.m. Friday diversified office work. Excel­ ery, yards, attics, cellars car. 742-8054 after 4 p.m. (print.) crossing lent fringe benefits. Apply at; 16 Social Insect 7 Lack of grace cleaned and removed. Also odd / FIRST NATIONAL 24 Always . (poet.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD 4^ Manchester Modes Inc., Pine St. ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman. 17 Calcareous 8 Tree section 37 Evil Jobs. 644-8962. STORES, INC. loam 9 Items of (contr.) Cl^ftificil or “ Wont Adfi" arc taken over the phone a» a PARK A OAKLAND Top wages with benefits. Call ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 28 Endings of 39 Stratagem 19 Southern . French pastry 40 Worships f'onvenleneo. The advertlxer Mhould read hla ad the FIRST REWEAVING of bums, moth- AVENUES between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. constellation 10 Hot springs debates holes. zippers repaired. Win­ Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. THINK VOL GOT TO! (Congress) 41 Actor's part DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time lor the BAST HARTFORD, CONN OKAY, YOU TWO USE y e a h ! w e'r e LUCKY 20 Beverage 13------de foie next Insertion. The Herald U reaponNlble for only ONE In­ dow shades made to measure, SAI.B8GIRL for evening shift 7 VOU'REA \T1SE VMU.KING AROUND! MAKE I DON'T, .30 Observe 44 Conducts HELPERS for furniture mov­ TH' LADDER AN* W ElL BALDV1.L KILL 21 Eagle's nest . gras 50 Chinese correct or omitted Inxcrtlon for anv advertlBcmcnt and then all size Venetian blinds. Keys p.m. - midnight. Full or part- f'JA GO UP TH' CLIMBING HEAffTLESS I VOU CAN'T SEND US (var.) 31 ImiKisturcs ing and warehouse crews for SLOB.BALDY/y UP THERE AGAIN' ME! 15 Fastened by pagoda only to the extent of a "make good” Inaertlon. Errors which made while you wait. Tape re­ time. Please apply Mr. Donut, POLE.' LETSGO.' 22 Little devil narrow strip 32 Of sea DRIVERS for school buses, 7 :30 Hartford Despatch Operations inie robbers 52 Of the Deity do not loHRcn the value of the advertiaement will not be corders for rent. Marlow's, 867- 255 W. Middle Tpke. I s to o p e p 23 Early English 18 Renoir's work, corrected by “ make good” Inaertlon -8:48 a.m., 2:15 - 8:45 p.m. Ex­ Center In East Hartford. y 33 Adorn with (Latin) Main St. 649-6221. TO slaves , for example 53 Stir cellent part-time for house- NAME BRAND goods free, Steady employment. Good op­ COMQUER’ 25 Child's game certain jewels TWO hdndymen want a variety wife. Premium wage scale. friends shop with f e w portunity for men who want to 26 Scottish 6 B '■9 10 fBockvIUe, Toll Free) "f-' explorer 1 3 4 5 I of jobs by day or hour. Rea­ 643-2414. dollars weekly. You get things learn the moving business. Top » --9 • HW >■ M4 »«« tu physical condition, references 27 And so on n 12 643-2711 875-3136 sonable. Call 643-5305. free. Write fdr'detalls and free (ah.) all new catalog. Popular Club required. Apply Mr. Hixson, 29 Asphyxiated 14 .5 13 COMPTOMETER Plan, Dept. Y600, Lynbrook, 525-2641 or visit us at 191 Park IS e LYING o n THE ELEMENT 31 Helical 18 Ave., East Hartford. OF SURPRISE, BALPY DIRECTS OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 34 Compass point 16 17 B Building— OPERATORS N.Y. HIS BATTERED FORCES IN A 35 That man £L Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Contracting 14 MECHANIC — for fleet work, RNAu Ef f o r t t o t a k e 20 21 We have openings In our store’s KEYPUNCH Operators, experi- ALLEY OOP'S HILL 36 Rioting group six -day week. Must be avail­ a s k a s t u f i p q u e s t i o n 38 Tree 25 2b NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— accounting department for ex­ enced and beginners. Work A N ' YOU'LL G E T A S T U P IP 23 24 able for out of town work. For rTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 42 Air raid pre­ 24-Hour Answering Service Remodeling, repairing, addi­ perienced comptomeiteT oper­ days, evenings, part-time or ANSWER” I WOULDN'T cautions (ah.) 28 29 30 (D 1970 ly NEA, Iik. appointment call 648-2878, 549- NEEP TO BE BELLOWIN' — 1 ^ tions, rec rooms, garages, ators to work part-time from full-time. Immediate assign­ IF I WAS STANPIN' UP.' 43 Country of 34 Free to Herald Readers 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. ments In your area. High pay, 4215.______DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS southern 31 32 33 porches and roofing. No Job 'Maybe we can use it— his theory is we'll know 'the Age too small. Call 649-3144. no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 &-pxoN SERVICE Europe 36 37 38 39 40 41 Want tntonnatlon on one ol our claaslfled advertisemenMT of Aquarius' is here when 'the silent majority' is Asylum St.. Hartford. 278-7610. REFRIGERA-n AND MAYBE ^ 35 man, experienced preferred, AND I SAY WE WELLT 45 Taro (var.) No answer at tho telephone listed f Simply call Uk th e y I SAY WE GIVE IT Z"-? 44 4b WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ EVERYBODY!" ALSO EVENING MUST BE CRA7Y WE’LL BE OUT 46 Miss West 42 43 but will train. Write giving ex­ TO IN V E S T IN MY FORTUNE' 47 Bare 48 modeling specialist. Additions, Part-time hours, Monday - Fri­ perience and education. Salary ^ 48 Volume (ab.) 46 47 Help Wanted-— Male -36 COUSIN GOLIATH. E D W A R D S rec rooms, dormers, porches, day. Wages commensurate with open. Box "V ” , Manchester ' 49 Greek weight T” bl 53 cabinets, formica, built-ins, Painting— Paparing 21 Help Wanted— 51 Regard l9 50 52 ANSWERING SERVICE ability. Company offers free SALESMAN — Alr-conditloning Herald. 54 Angry 55 bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting Female 35 parking, congenial co-workers Sales experience preferred but ...... ' 54 55 To free frozen exterior and interior. Paper and excellent working condl- not necessarily in alr-condl- S7 parts 56 1 ^Dormera^'^fo^m ^addltlon^S: W g . C^mngsr'eVcT Insured. STORE clerk Monday-Frlday. Apply alt employment of- ^ BAKERY DEPARTMENT 56 Caste 649-0500 875-2519 roofing and 649-1003. 2-10 p.m. Apply In person R. 57 Number (pi.) and leav- your messuge. You’D hear from our auvertiser Ic rages, porches, "AA” , Manchester Herald. (Newspoper Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. siding. Compare Charest Esso, Route 30, Ver­ Porter for cake department, *s enterprise Assn.) ^289 PAINTING service, In- A-Level Dormer non. highest rates, 8-hour shift, A __ — terlor and exterior painting. ROUTE DRIVER for wholesale 0449. overtlnue after 8 hours, full Automobiles For Sale 4 Free estimates. Prompt serv­ FIRST NATIONAL route, 6-day week. Apply In person only. Willard Linen fringe benefit progrram. Ap^ N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter ice. 649-2475, 649-8434. ' STORES, INC. Service, c-o Fisher Dry Clean­ ply at employment office. BY DICK TURNER contractor. Additions, remodel­ 9 1970 9t Uim>«4 f*#**'* $f•»<*#«•, CARNIVAL H ER ALD 1949 CADILLAC, good transpor­ PARK & OAKLAND AVE. ers, 326 Broad St., Manchester. ing and repairs. Call anytime OPERATORS tation, $50. Call 643-8446. EAST HARTFORD, (X)NN. FIRST NATIONAL BOX LETTERS for free estimates. 876-1642. Floor Finishing 24 STOCK CLERK — full - time, STORES BY KEN MUSE 9-4, salary and all store bene­ WAYOUT Trucks__^Tractors 5 c a r p e n t e r — a reliable f l o o r s a n d in g and reflnlsh- WANTED For Your fits. Apply in person to Mr. PARK & OAKLAND AVE8. handyman for repairs, Installa­ ing (specializing In older MACHINE OPERATOR for full­ Katz, Arthur Drug Store, 942 EAST HARTFORD. CONN. SORRY, _ Information 1966 DODGE A-lOO van, origi­ tions, home Improvements. floors). Inside painting. Paper AT time work days. $1.8o'^per hour Main St., Manchester. r ..;c THE WORRY WART nal owner, very gcxxl condition. Call Ted at 247-7836. If no hanging. No job to small. to start. Will train. Own trans- EVERYTHING THE HERALD wlU riot Call 643-9479. answer call 649-0734. John Verfatlle, 649-5760. portation. N.P. Hallenbeck Co. WANTED — Man to work In ^IXPERIENCED male to super- disclose the Identity of Bunker Hill Rd, Andover, 742 dairy plant, either full-time or GLOBE JU S T W EN T/ any advertiser using box LEON Cleszynski builder —new vise fabrication department in letters. Readers answer­ 7301. part-time, contact Mr. Keeney, small printed circuit house. (D 1970MrNiu|(hl .NyimI., Inr. camera SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Auto Accessories homes custom built, remodel­ Dari-Maid MilkO}., 643-6424. k ing blind box ads who ' ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Bonds— Stocks SALESGIRL for morning shift, Must know press room, routing WA desire to protect their Tires and Bridgeport. Salary open. SHE pro ba bly i rages, kitchens remodeled, Mortgages 27 five-day week. Please apply HELPER for floor covering, 40- EVERYTHING Identity can follow ‘ his bath tile, cement work. Steps N Third shift. Interview by ap­ WANTS ID ee" procedure• Mr. Donut, 265 West Middle hour week, Tuesday through MUST RESCUED. 327 CHEVY engine, % over dormers. Residential or com- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, Tpke. Manchester. Saturday, salary equal to abili­ pointment only. Please call i Enclose your reply to valves. Best offer. 849-4088. merical. Call 649-4291. mortgages— interim financing ty. Fringe benefits Include paid 646-3800 between 9-6. Ask for the box in an envelope — —expedient and confidential SALESGIRL wanted full-time vacation health Insurance and Personnel Department. Multi- CARPENTRY —concrete steps, /^SNU address to the Classified service. J- D. Real Estate five-day week, 9-6. Full compa­ discount on purchases. Apply Circuits Inc. I I /rents------.X'l Manager, Manchasler ' floors, hatchways, remodeling Trailers— Assoc. 648-5129. T ny benefits. Apply In person, to Keith Furniture Co., 1115 I I /r»Kc>Mf Evening Herald, together Mobile Homes 6-A porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Arthur Drug, 942 Main St., Main St., Mrs. Garrity or Mr. i ~ r with a memo listing Urj ings, attics finished, r e c Manchester. 1 :„ i . companies you do NOT MacDonald. BRIDGEPORT 'M.— ‘ NAMCO mobile home, 1968, 57x rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Business Opportunity 28 want to. see your letter. IN SALESGIRL wanted for full­ BY ROY CRANE 12, 2 bedrooms, extra large er related work. No jolb too BUZZ SAWYER Your letter wlii be de­ time, days, 5-day week. Apply OPERA'TORS living room, carpeted, excel­ small. Dan Moran, Builder. stroyed if the advertiser A-1 GAS STATION Youth Centre, Manchester HERE'S MY BELiEF, LT. BANKS; NO, BUT GET THE GOODS ON WOW/ LOOK, LIEUTENANT/ is one you’ve mentioned. lent condition, porch, and skirt­ MANCHESTER Evenings, 649-8880. Parkade. OFFICE Experienced in aircraft qual­ F SIMKINS, WHOSE CAR WAS STOLEN, ' UPPY, THE FRUIT DEALER, HIS SPARE TIRE'S PACKED If not Jt will be handled ing. Extra large utility shed. High volume guarantee. AND WHO TRIED TO MURDER I AMP^E MAY TALK.THEN ^ITH EVERYTHING FROM in the usual manner Set up on lot. No entrance fee. Greater Manchester area. ity work. Top pay for top You need no prevlo\is PART-TIME sales clerk, Thurs­ men. Full benefits. Apply in IS THE MASTERMIND OF T H ^ GET WARRANTS TO SEARCH ACID AND $5,500. 1-423-7208. ILLICIT DRUG TRAFFIC SIMKIMS' CAR AND SPEED TO Roofing— ^Siding 16 Call experience. We’ll train day 5-9 and Saturdays all day. CLEANING person: you at a good starting IN THIS AREA. a p a r t m e n t . I OPIUM AND Also full-time for summer. DOIT. V h e r o in . ROOFING and roof repair. 563-7146 salary. Valuable bene­ Must be over 18. Apply Shoor Lost and Found 1 Motorcycles— Ck)UghUn Roofing Co., Inc. 643- fits, pleasant working Jewelers, 917 Main St. AT ROLO MACHINE CO. INC. LOST —Large black cat, vl- Bicycles 11 7707, conditions, opportunity 55 ELM ST. WOMAN wanted, part-time eve­ (rfnlty C!3iester Dr. Reward. for advancement. THE BICYCLES- -New and used. Re BIDWELL Home Improvement P r iv a t e InStTUCtionS 32 nings, 5-9 p.m., Tuesday MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-2216. pairs on all makes. Open daily Co. Expert 'naWlatlon of beginners and Visit our employment of­ through Saturday, counter 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop aluminum siding, f i le r s and s t u d e n t a. my service, pastry department. TELEPHONE E LOST: German shepherd pup­ fice located at 52 Bast MAINTENANCE MAN , H(jC I.,- TH. t « . U S. M . e«. 182 We.st Middle Tpke., 649- trim. Roofing installation and py, male, an.swers to Rex. home or yours. Call evenings Center Street, Man­ Will train as cashier. Apply • 7-days a week. '.’098 repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. Mario’s Italian Specialty Food Coventry vicinity. . Reward, after 6 p.m. 872-0260. chester. Open Monday • 3-hours nightly between 1 0 ‘No, Janie’s father has never tried to come between COMPANY 742-9495. 1. through Friday from Shoppe, Burr Comer Shopping p.m.-9 a.m. us . . . he just tries to stay between me 1969 TRIUMPH, 650 CC, $1,050. EXPERIENCED certified Center (next to Caldor’s). or best offer. Call 646-0685 af­ 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. • Good wages. and the refrigerator!" Roofing and teacher tutoring all subjects or call 643-4101, exten­ IN BY LANK LEONARD ter 6 p.m. ■' Call 649-1164 or apply in person MICKEY FINN Announcements 2 Chimneys 16-A elementary and high school sion 368. Evening and BONANZA STEAK HOUSE levels, in your home. 668- Saturday interviews can PAMPER YOUR POCKET! 287 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. THAT'S THE REASON I'M TELLING NO, I WON'T.' YOU HAVE NO EVIDENCE ROOFING — Specializing re­ 8680. MANCHESTER YOU WHAT HAPPENED.' WHEN I THAT WILL STAND UP.' IF THERE'S BY MILTON CANIFF SMALL band— The Sof - Tones, be arranged. Fill It with money saved MANCHESTER. STEVE CANYON now available for club dances, Business Services pairing roofs of all kinds, new I THE DOCTOR TOLD ME THE TRUTH, KILLED JUDGE STAMFORD, I roofs, gutter work, chimneys seUing AVON COSMETICS MEN NEEDED to do janitorial PHIL— I'VE o n ly GOT A COUPLE , THOUGHT I WAS HOME FREE.' weddings, office parties, etc. Offered 13 Help Wanted— in your own neighborhcKxl. We want an Industrious, MONTHS LE F T-A T THE MOST.' IRONIC, ISN'T IT ? YOU SHOW M E ^ ...THEN YOU REQUEST SIR, OLSON H A S ^ M e a n w h il e . Mature musicians. Call 643- cleaned and repaired. 30 years' reliable person for office work days in the Manchester EMERGENCY LEAVE BEEN A VEGETABLE experience. Free estimates. Call now, 289-4992. A DEATH MESSAGE 6067. EXPERT DRYWALL work done Female 35 cleaning, sweeping and re­ area. Apply Rudder Building ABOUT A LEIGHTON TO BE MARRIED.' FOR YEARS./1 LOVE Call Howley 643-5381, 644- SOUTHERN Service Corp., 167 Charter Oak OLSON... MRS. OLSON-NOW Sheetrock, tapeing, sandfinish SALES ASSOCIATES — Learn lated duties. Working hours 8333. Ave., Hartford. I CAN ASK HER TO ceilings. Also painting a n d real estate and be selling in BOOKKEEPER — saleswoman are Monday through Fri­ Personals paper hanging. Call Ron, 643- day, 4:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. MARRY M E ! March. Will train qualified in­ NEW combination. BMve-day week, DRIVERS for school buses, INCOME TAX preparation serv- 9425 or John,______643-4886. Heating and Plumbing 17 dividuals, for Manchester of­ Tuesday through Saturday. 7:30 - 8:45 a.m. 2:15 - 3:46 fice. High commissions. CJall Apply Shoor Jewelers, 917 Excellent working condi­ p.m. Excellent part-time for YOU'a r e A-1. Truck Is A-1. s a m “ WATSON Plumbing and ENGEAND tions, good salary, valuable 649-3329 or 247-3115. Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ Mr. Dwyer; 647-1464. Main St., Manchester. third shift worker or retired Heatlng. Bathroom rem odeling______benefits. ways sealed and small truok- and repairs. Free estimates. COSMETICIAN MATURE WOMAN wanted for person. Premium wage scale. wanted full­ TELEPHONE 643-2414. INCOME Taxes prepared by Ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- Call 649-3808. time, 6 day week, 9-5. Pull sales and-or light bookkeeping — ' . — __ .-.-11 o.-jjiod-T mano Trucking Service toll- Visit our employment of­ Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. company benefits. Experience in children’s specialty store. ------free, 742-9487. fice located at 62 East Cen­ not necessary. Apply in person. An equal opportunity employer Call Mr. VanDam at 643-2128 T .^ Returns prepared In the ter Street, Manchester. Open PART-TIME EVENINGS Millinery, Arthur Dmg, 942 Main St., for appointment. Convenience of your home. CALL HANDYMAN. Snow Monday through Friday BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Manchester. Men to work 2 to 4 evenings per MR. ABERNATHY /Business - personal. Call 643- shoveling and sanding. Rea­ Dressmaking 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., sonable rates. Call 643-5305 or call 643-4101, extension week. Hours flexible but must ; 5338. FOR ALTERA'nONS neatly HAIRDRESSER — part-time I'M GLAD TO HI, MR. 102 DGSRffiS/ I C A N 'T anytime. 368. Evening and Saturday be able to start 5 p.m. the lat­ ABERNATHY UNIDERSTANP IT/ and reasonably done in my preferred to work at Bolton YOUR HEAR that; INCOME TAXES prepared by RITA GIRL Interviews can be arranged. est, in our Manchester office. JOBS, light trucking, home. Call 643-8760. Tres Chic. Call Mrs. Clark, Station wagon furnished. Must TEAAP6RATURE c x x n o R . BY DICK CAVALLI appointment, personal and ODD H WINTHROP carpentry, miscellaneous re­ 649-1792, 643-2483. be bondable and dependable. IS QUITE business. Please call R.J. Bell; f t ’ pairs, etc., good service and PERSONNEL SERVICES’ Apply Tuesday at 36 Oak St., 7 NORAAAL.. 649-8736. Moving— ^Trucking— HAIRDRESSERS (two), ex­ p.m.-8 p.pi. 9 8 . G. ff- low prices..643-7218. SOUTHERN BOOKKEEPING Services Bill­ Storage 20 perienced, full and part-time. Call 643-0322, evenings 249-0217. CLERK TYPIST — Start up RECEPTIONIST — AU pub- ing, typing in my- home or DRY WALL — remodeling — in MANCHESTER -Delivery-light Petite Beauty Salon, 34 Church to $85 and be trained while 11c and phone contact In a your office. 876-0413. paint, repair, or replace ceil­ NEW HARDWARE store clerk, apply trucking and package delivery. St., Manchester. you earn. Your next step fast moving TV studio. Some ings and walls. Reasonable will be Gal Friday. typing required. Sal. $86. in person. Barrett Plumbing rates. Call 649-6764. Refrigerators, washers and Supply, 331 Board St. Closed Automobiles For Sale 4 stove moving, specialty. Fold- WAOTED experienced dental ENGLAND assistant, for afternoon work, FILE CLERK—Several open- _ c o willing to Weclnesdays. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. ings at Cos. who wUl pay up ^ ^ s w/excellent flg- 1967 CHEVELLE SS 396, 4- moving large appliances. Burn­ 17 hours a week, confidential, to $81.60 plus bonus tor ex- aptitude. No typing « - speed, posltractlon, 360 h.p.. ing barrels delivered, $4 . 644- 649-6676. TELEPHONE t-9 perienced or Inexperienced u,j.ed Sal. to $96. heavy duty suspension, new girls. 1775. Painting— 'Papering 21 CAPABLE woman wanted, to An equal opportunity employer BY AL VERMEER exhaust, polyglass tires, 4 PAT TTTtTDAY—With or with- SECRETARIES OppoPtun- PRISCILLA’S POP e T rings. li w miles, must COMPLETE janitorial service PLASTERING - No Job too share family atmosphere, ^ . homes and offices. Floors small or too large. Patch housekeeping, light cooking, 3 out s/h ability. You can earn Utos be seen. Call 649-1368 between BUT HE PROMISED To washed and waxed, rugs sham­ plastering. 643-9994. school-nged children. Must live up to $120. A tOllSVACiLLiWUO,conscientious, ---- -•'* #-ion LOOKING for man who Is In ,.. IP I PROMISED TO 6-7 p.m. sharp girl will have an excel- “ P to ^130., depend­ W H A T D id LET ME WEAR A WEAR A MAXI-COAT.'' pooed, windows washed. 649- in. Salary open In accordance need of permanent, part- WP. B O T T S MINI-SKIRT. ERWIN DAVIS, painting and ent career. 1969 GTO, green, 4-speed, posl- 8876. with your ability. Health and time, employment Friday and ^ SA.Y.e ^ papering, prompt courteous trac, power steering and disc medical insurance provided. KEYPUNCH — Supervisory TRANSCRIPTIONIST—Good Saturday evenings. Per­ SNOW PLOWING, residential service. Tel. 649-0495. CAPTAIN EASY brakes. Call 643-4361 after 6. Call 649-9655. position for someone with typing, no s/h, will use dlc- sonality and appearance im­ BY LESLIE TURNER and commercial. Also truck­ good Alpha-Numeric exp. taphone. Salary to $90. portant. Excellent Incentive NAME your own price —paint­ TYPIST for short term project. THE F B I HAS 1998 FORD 2-door hardtop. ing. Reasonable rates. Call Sol. to $120. program. Write to box BB VOUR S.RL FR:En P. HE'S SO SLICK THE SlIk ET^'S THE LAST GUY WHO TRIED CROSSING ing, paper hanging, removal, Work in my office from micro­ CHECKED OUT TISRA. WASN'T K'.POlNS, NEVER BEEN ABLE TO PIN A LAPIPB TURNED UP IN MARSEILLES y-8, automatic, $1,380. Stop at 646-1974. ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING OF OUR OPENINGS Manchester Herald. YVES LAPIPB EASY! LAPiPES MOB IS THING ON HIM... AND THEVSAY HARBOR,,.LIKE A LOAN COMPANY Savings Bank of Manchester, airless spray painting. Save. film reader. Electric type­ THRU INTERPOL. RATS? THE TOP SANG PAN/OBC __ TREE SERVICE* (Soucier) — 647-9664. n writer. 649-7963. NEVER A FEE — CONTACT TTIE NEAREST OFFICE OF JEWEL THIEVES 646-1700. Trees cut, building lots PART-TIME, 5 nlghU, wash IN EUROPE! PAINTING — Interior and ex- SECRETARIES — TypUts — DODOD DART 1963, 4-door se- cleared, trees topped. Got a and wax floors. Call 649-6334. terlor, very reasonable, free Clerks and other office skills. , dan, m(xlel 270, one owner, tree problem! Well worth estimates. Call Richard Mar- Many needed for assignment RITA GIRL $425. 647-1039. phone call, 742-8262. tin, 649-9286, 649-4411. near home. Temporary, full­ 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? TWO YOUNG married men time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER (Pi 1170 be N U . T»4 «te U i f«l Oft 1-9 no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ PRODUCTION Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ will do small repair jobs and JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom 528-9416 646-3441 est Douglas accepts lowest painting, also cellar cleaning Painting, Interior and exterior, lum St., Hartford. 27f^-7610. ROBIN MALONE BY iBOB LUBBERS and light trucking. Call 648- paperhanging, fully Insured SKILLED {?U THISAWSKT company plan. Douglas Mo- DICK’S Servlcel — Snow plow- areas, |top rates, fJree> parking, it$ all de|iartmentB| offering pemiMicnt Rose/ V/OLENCe A& ' MALON0 HAPPEN, tora; 846 Main. Ing lots, driveways, sidewalks, PAINTING and Decorating, immediate openings. Call 622- emi^yment. Good wa^ea, overtlmo^ ttMn- A FIN0 Anrr 1$ A LOveuY APPEARS MU5HRCDV1.' apartments, stores. Also sand­ commercial and residential, 0492. COED temporary service, fuU-tl THING TO£ 0 0 . ' TO 0 e 1966 PONTIAC Lemons; auto­ TT matic, 8 cylinder, power steer­ ing done. Reasonable rates. free estimates, prompt effi­ too Constitution Plaze, Suite plate benefit proEfram. Excellent cjpporlmit^ Muen(3xm'6 800, Hartford. P0RF0cny LITTLE SPORTS ing, power brakes, excellent Call 643-0002. cient service, vinyl and paper BY ROUSON hanging. Colonial Decorators, PERFORMING condition. 649-2943 after 4 p.m. tra io ia g and advanoenent. 2/» SHARPENING Sendee — Saws, 643-9994. FASHION FROCKS Is hiring PUPPET,,, knives, axes, shears, skates, mothers, earn extra money 1967 QTO In excellent condition. rotary bladea. Quick service. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ with only a few hours work. Radio, heater, 4-speed, new Capitol Equipment Co., 88 cial rates for people over 65. No Investment, two new ward­ ALLIED BUILDING ... pgBPLY tires, mags, tachometer. Own­ 1//00PP0P COAOj Main 81., Manchester. Hours Call my competitors, then call robes a year. Call Ellen, 876- er In service, n)ust sell. $1.- dally 7:30-8, Thursday, 7:80-9. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 9673 or Mary, 742-7662. 260 TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER H0WDKiB0 860. Call 649-1722 after '4 p.m. OCCAeiONALLV Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. Mr. RoynoUe R\5^TOTH0 CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- LEGAL Secretary — experi- 1969 PLYMOUTH and Ford, 4- terior painting, paper hanging, enced preferred but not ab- 3mFAC0->> 'C ifTO >T HU. u« ru t«i OersI !••••>»« F door sedans, V-8, automatic, Dlscount on wallpaper. Gpll solutely necessary for the An equal opportunity employer power stsering, radio. Ocxxl Read Herald Ads 646-3048. right person.. Call 643-2109. running condition. 643-2880. J

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F A ■ i , /■/ V :v- V, \ V \ \\v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. m IW h ESTE^, C^NN.. MONDAY, FS^BRUAr V oj 1970 f PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, iFEBRUARY 9, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN m SI'OKTFN and WHIPPLE li^vaW n t PropaiW \ Houio* Fo^Sola Dogs— Birds— P«ts 41 l^IERF OUGHT.V BE A LAW 'I'- For Solo 70“A 821,900 coi.ooo v i e r y AttracUve I W Hoinof For Sok 72 Homos For Sak 22 LoH For Sak 73 Out of Town Out of Town DACHSHUNDS — AKC regis­ 5.h«/6 75 - ocaroom room Ranch with attached ga- MANCHESTER — A-zoned lots. today’s FU N N Y CLASSIFIED Good house dogs and excellent 'MHEK Si*6'e roOP-SHOPPlUO - BALANCE ALL S'feTEMS MALFUWcTiORIRG-' plex home. Handy to schools, Realtors, 649- Ranch. Two baths, family fX)VENTRY. — 4 room bunga­ >•'188, porch, L shaped living Nicely located. City utilities. with children. First shots com­ and Main St. Dwelling is cur kitchen, bullt-lns, dishwasher, VERNON — 6'/4 room rnneh, low styled Ranch, expandable British Bank 5.324. and dining room, finished Starting nt $4,000. Hutchins pleted. Five "reds'* and one rently occupied as rooming 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot, high scenic location. Fire, upstairs, aluminum siding, new LESSEE room In basement, beautifully Agency, Realtors, 540-5324. "brown” , Will be completely house showing a fine return on Level assumable mort Hutchins Agency, 640-6324. place, carpeting, garage, walk­ kitchen. Very neat and c\eim. ADVERTISING lupdscaped lot. |24,500. Phll- Of |4«0,000 weaned in another i^eek. 640- THE investment. To reconvert prop­ gage 6% per cent. Modern COVENTRY Sliver St., lot 160x out basement. Priced to sell, $10,500. Hayes Agency, 645- ; erty to standard 2-famlly dwell­ kitchen built-lns, formal dining ROLiLiTNO PARK — 6 - room brlqk Agency Realtors. 640- Only $23,500. Hayes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 9780. APO 4200. 250, $5,000. Call Mitten Realty, Agency; 0131. %IX)NDON (AP) — A gang of ing would require but a mini­ room, 3 bedrooms, family Cape. 3 bedrooma, 2 full tiled _ 646-0131. Q By WIIXIAM F. NIOHOUiON 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJH. 643-6030. men wearing white crash hel- Associated Press Writer STUD Bassett Hound. Gold and mum alteration. For further in­ room! 2 baths, garage, large baths, formal dining room, fin- 6% ROOM“lUnch.'brlc]rfiont, 8 COVENTRY New 5'^ room white, proven, excellent blood formation about this well built lot, $29,500. Philbrlck Agency COVENTRY — North section Ranch. Walk-out basement for mets and stocking masks raided Ished rec room, garage and bedrooms, fireplace.. garage, SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) — COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. line. 643-1412, 644-2077. home in an excellent neighbor­ Realtors 646-4200. patto, 70x200 treed lot. Many near Route , 44A, 10 acres of future family room. Acre lot. a suburban bank today and park-like yard. Immediate oc- Only $22,900. Pasek Realtors. (Jock fighting la in full season hood, please call 649-5241. Rob­ Agency, I Realtors, 649-5324. extras. $27,500. Kenneth Os- ■ upuncy. Onlv $24,900. flat, treed land. Area of nice made off with the pound sterling 4:80 PJa. DAY BEFORE PUBUOAHON OLD English sheep dog puppies, Hayes LEGAL 289-7476, 647-1678, 742-8243. now and thousands of dollars of­ ert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. trlnsky, Realtor, 643-1333. Agency, 646-0181. homes. $6,000. Hayes Agency, equivalent df $480,000. DeadUne for Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. Frtdaj 3 females, 6 males, good blood Manchester. MANCHESTER- 6-room Co­ 046-0131. ten rldo on the bloody finals. lines, soon ready to go. Pup­ NOTICE lonial with family style MANCHESTER 6-room Ranch, MANt’HESTER — 8-room Split They grabbed the money In 86 It’s „ Puerto Rico’s favorite pies can be seen by appoint­ sealed bags as security guards POUB OOOPKRATIPN Wnx |)| A| A A 3,7711 kitchen, formal dining room, 3 assumable per cent mort­ ■Ranch, separate cntriuice, liv­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Wanted— Real Estat* 77 pastime, and betting Is legal at BB APPBEOIATKD l/IMfc I I ment only. Call after B:30, 649- bedrooms, 114 baths, garage, gage, fireplace, family room, ing quarters. Extra lot, trees were loading them on an eleva­ the island's 132 rings. Official Land For Sal* 71 Out of Town The Zoning Board of Ap^^eoJs ALL CASH for your property tor to take them to the bank’s 7017. $25,500. Wolverton Agency. walk-out basement, bus line. everywhere. Executive neigh­ figures for last year show $5.5 will hold public hearings on within 24 hours. Avoid red Uipe vaults below. I NORTH Coventry — 8.9 acres Realtors, 649-2813. For Sok 75 million was wagered. There Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- borhood. Immediate occupan- ,___ Monday, February 16, 1070, Instant service. Hayes Agency, Two of the gong—believed to Conriniwd Proin Pr»e>dinq Poqo with 814’ frontage, also driven 0131. cy. $41,000. negotiable. Llnsay BOLTON starting at 7:(X) P.M., in the 646-0131. were 606,601 persons to see Articles For Sale 45 well, view and very large RANCH — Modem kitchen with Spacious six-room number seven—waved shotguns Realty, 649-9168, 649-0085. Ranch, I'A baths, custom Hearing Room of the Municipal 220,000 cocks fight. Maple trees. $21,000. Call 742- dining area, large living room LAND-SITE8-FARMS — Acre­ at the staff and told the mto lie Hdp Wanted— Mali* 36 Salesmen Wanted 36-A MATERNITY dresses, like new. MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais* kitchen, beautifully land- Building to hear and consldei* The Island government re­ 6519, Alfred D. Heckler, Route with fireplace, three bedrooms RAISED Ranch In one of Man­ age. Large, unzoned parcels, down. They then grabbed the size 9-10. Sell for half-price; ed Ranch, four to five bed­ flcaped. Ix)uis Dlmock, Realty, the following petitions: ceives 10 per cent and atations bath, plus large pine paneled chester’s Prime neighbor­ all areas. I»uis Dimock Real­ money and drove off In a wait­ Call 646-0254. 31, Coventry. rooms, bullt-lns dishwasher, 649-9823. Item 1 Sun Oil Ctompany, 404- Today'l FU NN Y »ill poy SI 00 for an official at each cock tight JIO BORE Operators — First, FULL-TIME real estate sales­ rec room with bar in base­ ty, Realtors, 649-6823. ing white truck. eoch "funny" used. Send goqi to: carpeting, rec room, wooded hoods, modem kitchen with all 114 Hartford Road, Business to sec It Is not cheated. second and third shift. Lathe man wanted for expanding lo­ PILE is soft and lofty. . colors ment. $26,900. Philbrlck Agen­ of the bullt-lns, 3 bedrooms, 2 Scene of the raid was a Bar­ Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 W ell Third 5l., lot. High 20’s. Hayes .\gency. SOUTH Windsor — 6% room Zone II. Variance Is requested Clevelond, Ohio 4411 3. ■ The season runs from Novem­ operators, second shift. Verti­ cal real estate agency. Good cy, Realtors, 646-4200. baths, 2 car garage, plus room WE HAVE a qualified buy­ clays branch bank at Ilford, Es­ retain brilliance in carpets Houses For Sale 72 648-0131. Ranch, one - third down os to erect free-stnding lighted ber through August. cal turret lathe operators, sec­ opportunity for right person for expansion. We feel the er anxious to purchase a three sex, seven miles northeast of cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent MUST SELL, below replace­ sumes 5-% per cent mortgage. ground sign larger than permit­ The rings, called galleras, ond shift Call LeMi Corpora­ willing to work. Address your t/ h a n J u 'b price of $35,900. for this prop­ or four-family dwelling, will London. electric shampooer $1. Paul’s PRINCETON St. — Four-bed­ ment cost at $19,900, Immacu­ BUNGAIXIW -Cape In con­ Immediate occupancy. Rec ted (186 square feet) and higher look like miniature bull rings. tion, 643-2362. inquiries to Bo.x "DD" Man­ Euzflsern pumclle erty is below market value. consider 5-5 duplex In reason­ The crew of the Security Ex­ Sick Cattle Paint & Wallpaper Supply. room Colonial, 2V4 baths, heat­ late 2-bedroom Ranch with venient location, aluminum room, double garage, $23,900. than permitted (60 feet), at The spectators alt on wooden chester Herald. CHICAGO,ILL Call today! Phllbrick Agency able condition. Call Mr. Mar­ press armored truck hod juat ed rec room, walking distance many extras. Call evenings or siding, garage, rec nx)m, Can Hayes Agency, 646-0181. above location. delivered fhe money to the seats or benches that rise FORK LIFT—4,000 pound capa­ to Bowers, Illing and Man­ be assumed. Owner, no Realtors, 646-4200. tens at Paul W. Dougan Agen­ around a dirt ring, They are weekends,' owner. 649-4292 or COVENTRY—3 - bedroom cape, Item 2 Commimlty Child Guid­ bank. One of the g^uards was Provide Beef city. Uft to 30’. 84,000. Call chester High, Elva Tyler, agents. 643-0189. cy, Realtors. 649-4530. usually enclosed to keep the RICHARD P. 643-9508. 523-0933. ANSALDI built 6-room Dutch full cellar, garage, Modernized ance Clinic, 317 North Main squirted with ammonia. An eld­ Help. Wanted— ______Realtor. 649-4469. Street, Residence Zone C. Re- erly woman was knocked down (Continu'd from Page One; rain off. Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— Business Locations BOLTON LAKE—Large 6-room EXCELLENT 6% room Ranch, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, huge bath and kitchen, wooded tot. Two gamecocks. bred tor Male or Female 37 c a r p e t s a wght? Make them Immediate occupancy. $17,500. quest Special Exception to erect ns the raiders RITA WEST SIDE—6-room Cape, rec Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 garages, garage,- large lot, city utilities, formal dining room, front-to- Extension Asked pear anywhere In the body—and aggressiveness, fight until one a beautiful sight with Blue SINGER automatir. *ig- Tenements 63 For Rent 64 Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- oUlce building addition. Request PUNCH PRESS operator want­ room with built-in-bar, screen­ recreation room with fire­ fireplace. -Owner anxious to back living room with fire­ 102,666 having epithelioma, a tu­ is killed or the Judge declares a Lustre. Rent electric sham- zag, with cabinet, converts in- . ______^ 0600. variance to reduce side yard PERSONNEL SERVICES ed. No experience necessary. UP TO 3,500 square feet of com­ ed porch, fenced in back yard. place, lakefront privileges, sell. 5% per cent assumable place, large kitchen with built- On Deadline Of morous condition of the eye. winner or draw. to portable, button holes, t HREE-ROOM apartment wUh dimensions below requirements pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store mercial space. Two exposures, Assumable mortgage, $25,600. mortgage. Price $24,500. in oven, range and dlahwasher, . Abortion Agency The total represented a frac- The cock fights with beaks Apply In person, Gayle Mfg. monograms, hems, etc. large wooded lot. Asking $24,- EAST HARTFORD-Large cen­ and variance to provide less (;o., 1068 C Tolland St., East range and refrigerator, good reasonable. Wolverton Agency, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 900. Goodchlld-Bartlelt Real­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 4-car garage, acre lot. Wolver­ Voting Hearings tion of more than' 3.3 million and two sharp, horney leg ACCOUNTANTS—Jr. and Sr., AM-FM Zenith radios, regular­ Originally over $300. Full price ter-hall 4-bedroom Colonial, parking spaces than required, location. Call Peterman Realtors, 649-2813. 646-4200. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cattle carcasses detained briefly spurs. Sometimes the sharpened several openings. Salary to $14,- Haitford, Conn. ly $49.95, now on sale at $42.95. tors, 289-0939. wooded lot, city utilities, 114 at above location. now $52. cash or monthly pay­ Agency, 646-2223. MANCHESTER—7-room Colon------WASHINGTON (AP) —Sen. In meat plants while parts were spur of a dead bird or a spur of 000. D.O.E. AM-FM Zenith stereo con­ ments. 522-0476. FIVE ROOMS of front Main r a m BLING Ranch In a seclud- r'ARRiqON Colonial — ^ bath.s, fireplace, garage, $25,- Item 3 Donald E. Tarca, south lal, 2V4 baths, fireplaces, built- Cheney es­ Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., says In Hartford cut out because of other dl6- steel is slipped over the natural soles, now on sale from $179.96 FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. St. office space, 100 per cent lo­ Bide Woodland Street, west of PROGRAMMERS - ANALYISTS ed country setting, in Mtm- rooms exceptionally large, Ina, 2-car garage, large lot. tate, approximately 5 acres, 500. Meyer Agency, Realtors, eases and injuries ranging from spur. KITCHEN HELP up. 1970 Zenith 12” portable BABY carriage, Baskanette, Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ cation near bonks, air-condi­ chester. Large spacious en­ 50-52 Woodland Street, Residence he wants to extend the March 1 HARTFORD, (Jonn. (AP) — —Several openings. Minimum of formal dining room, living Immediate occupancy. Priced 10-room . Colonial house, 4 643-0609. adhesions to tuberculosis. The cocks peck and grab hold TVs regfularly $99.95, now on and baby carrier. All in excel­ cate.!. Adults only. 643-2171 tioned, automatic fire sprink­ trance foyer and hall. Huge Zone A. Variance is requested one year experience required. room, 14x24’ with fireplace. to sell. Charles Lesperance, baths, 7 bedrooms, 4 fire- 'T' An office has .been opened here In all, the 1968-69 report of an opponent’s comb. Then sale at $89.96. Reconditioned lent condition. Call between 10 ler. Apply Marlow’s, 807 Main to erect two-family dwelling, at Committee to act on the contro- Sadary to $14,000 D.O..E. Positions available at Man­ days. living room, formal dining Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ 649-7620. places, $65,000. Meyer Agency VERNON— Garrison Colonial shows, more than 10 per cent of they leap up and hit with the and guaranteed color TV con­ a.m. - 2 p.m. 646-0090. St. large kitchen, dining room, versial voting rights legislation. *^y London Agency, Inc., chester Memorial Hospital, room, three bedrooms, two- rage. Owner wants quick sale. Realtors, 643-0600 above location. the 30.1 million cattle carcasses spurs. COMPUTER OPERATORS soles with new picture tubes WE HAVE customers waiting large living room, 3 bedrooms, All persons interested may at­ Ervin contended the commit- a Massachusetts-based firm that 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., five- MACHINE Singer OFFICE or specialty store car garage. $29,900. Philbrlck Priced below replacement. PRIVACY AND SPACE approved by federal Inspectors Meanwhile, the frenzied spec- —One year experience on IBM, now $199.95. Modem TV Serv. for the rental of your apart­ $18,000 BUYS this 5-room home l'/4 baths, beautiful walk-out tee's consideration of the Su- has been offering to arrange days a week, weekend work automatic zig-zag, excellent space for rent. Available Im­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. $27,600. Philbrlck Agency, tend this hearing. underwent some postmortem tators, mostly men, are leaping 360-30 and -40 required. Open­ ice, 805 Hartford Rd. 643-2205 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ FOR LARGE FAMILY, IN­ in excellent condition, has one basement, breezeway, garage, Zoning Board of Appeals preme Court nomination of abortions In England. required. Contact Personnel condition. Makes buttonholes, mediately. Approximately 660 Realtors, 646-4200. whittling for removal of offend- about, hanging over railings, ings on all shifts. department, 643-1141, ext. tate Associates. Inc., 843-5126 WESTMINSTER Rd. Garrison ______LAW, OFFICE AND HOME. car garage and large lot. Call large tot, handy location. $26,- Charles G. Plrie, Judge G. Harrold (Jarswell al- ^ spokesman for the firm, ONE of the finer things of llfe- hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ square, feet. Main St. location. ing parts. screaming and waving arms. 243. Colonial, large living room RANCH— Modern kitchen with on this one. Mitten Realty, 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ Chairman ready has wiped out six sched- Joseph C. Stothert of Longmea- FOREMAN — Urgently needed Blue Lustre carpet and up­ inally over $300. 6 monthly FIVE-ROOM apartment, over Ground floor. Call 875-6141 for 14-room Rambling Colonial Dr. Joseph S. Stein, head of Betting takes place Informal- with fireplace, modern eat-in dining area, ceramic tile bath Realtors, 643-6930. tors, 646-4200. John A. Oaglanello, uled days of hearings on the vot- ^ow. Mass., said papers were tor third shift. Reports directly holstery cleaner. Rent electric payments of $8.50 each or pay charter Oak Restaurant, heat details. built in 1965 (Finest work­ slaughter Inspection for the de- ly. Fans shout across the ring kitchen, formal dining room, 3 with vanity. 3 bedrooms, Secretary ing r^hU measure Ervin heai^ Connectl^t’s secre- to superintendent. Should have shampooer $1. The Sherwin- $51 cash. 522-0931, dealer. furnished, $125 monthly 643- manship and design). Offers MANCHESTER — Immaculate TOLLAND — Four - room, ex­ piartment, said cutting away an and hold up fingers to show how HOST,or hostess, part-time on PROFESSIONAL office suite, bedrooms, I'A baths, screened garage, very clean, $24,500. Dated this 9th day of February, a subcommittee which will hold . - Tuesday 2-5 years supervisory exper­ 1492. the ultimate in one-floor gra­ six-room Cape, recreation pandable Cape. Breezeway, at­ Infected part from a red meat much money they want to wa- Williams Co. MUST SELL stove and refrlg- excellent Center St. location, porch, 2-car garage. Philbrlck Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 1970. hearings on the legislation. ‘ ience. Salary to lOK. weekends, experience pre- cious living. Six bedrooms, room, garage, stable, 1% acres tached garage. Large lot on Senate Democratic Leader ^he papers list Stothert, a anlmal is no worse than a Xer. During a fight, usually 20 to erator, like new. Moving. Rea- poUR-room apartment, com- Agency Realtors, 646-4200. 646-4200. ferred but not necessary. Per- r u p p demonstrator snowmo- ground floor, all utilities, park­ threie baths, formal dining of land. Electric fence. Imme­ Mike Mansfield of Montana Is president and trea- housewife removing a spot from 30 minutes, the noise never TRAINBEiS — Technical, me­ quiet country road. Near park­ so-ality and appearance will ^iles, one each, 30 h.p. and 18 sonable price. 649-1723. pletely redecorated. Adults, no ing. 649-1680, 649-3549. RAISED Ranch, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- room (sliding glass doors to diate occupancy. Heritage sympathetic to Ervin’s plea but surer. Stothert’s wife Elizabeth an apple and using the rest of it stops chanical, retail, managerial. way. Asking $19,900. T. J. be of primary consideration, j , p 543.4302, 742-6336. pets 649-9004 after 6:30 p.m. private patio) eat-in, all House, 646-2482. Is listed as secretary. The of­ for a pie. "Cock fighting Is the sport of For sharp high school gfrads CARRIAGE, feeding table Tay­ modem kitchen, formal dining room Split, tip-top condition, Crockett Realtor, 876-6279. INVITATION he told a reporter he would not Good salary plus meals. Call ______or 649-0459. room, electric Icitchen. Family fice Is at 179 Allyn St., Hart­ The surgeon general said le- gentlemen,” says Angel Corde- with aptitude' to learn. Several lor tot, potty chair, playpen. fireplace in the living fireplace. Family room, gar- agree to more than a 30-day ex­ Cavey’s Restaurant, 643-1415. ALUMINUM sheets used as Houses For Rent 65 room and family room, garage, room has own food center, MAN(JHE3TER — Six - room VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, tension of the deadline. Any de­ ford. sions and tumors associated *’»* owner gallera (Janto Gallo, area openingfs available. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x wicker folding bureau, sterlliz- PRESIDENTIAL Village apart- age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. FOR BIDS Ask for Mr. Cavagnaro Jr. er, 646-4446. wooded lot, 200x210, $26,500. paneled' den, three atone (Jolonlal overlooking Center country sized kitchen, large liv­ cision to extend the deadline Is with leukosis viruses in chick- Song of the Cock. 'When the 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen- jjquSE for rent, completely Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Park. 1% baths, two-car The Manchester Redevelop­ Stothert Is a director of TEXJHNIOIANS—Electronic and Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, fireplaces. Huge paneled rec ing room, picture window with up to the Senate, Mansfield add­ ens "are In fact indicators of ** over., everybixly pays up 643-2711. tei St. New 3%-room apart furnished. Two bedrooms, 1% room on lower level. Ex­ garage, large rooms. Immedi­ ment Agency will receive sea'ad the Massachusetts corporation, mechanical. Several area posi­ ments, immediate occupancy, 646-4200. MANCHESTER — Five - room 20 mile view, full finished ed. widespread systemic disease” they lost. Everybody keeps ARVIN humidifier, 2 years old, bathrooms, dining room, $200 pandable second floor. Beau­ ate occupancy. Hayes Agen bids under one contract for the which has its headquarters In his word at a cock fight.” tions available for the technical MUSKRAT fur coat, size 12. 30 complete GE kitchen, includes home. City utilities. Near shop­ basement, $22,600. Wolverton Ervin sent a letter to his col­ in the rest of the bird. CAB DRIVERS $40. Call 643-0646. per month. References requir- EXCELLENT location — Shop- tifully landscaped acre, cy. 64C0131 Demolition of buildings and Springfield. The Island’s Phibllc Recrea­ st^ool grad. Sttlary to lOK. seif-cleaning range, dishwash­ ping, bus. Recent furnace, $15,- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. leagues saying os a matter of Therein lies another signifi­ sheets %” new marine ply­ ed. Philbrlck Agency, Real- ping, commuting, near Wad' stone walls, mature trees, structures and Site Clearance Last Monday, he pleaded in­ tion and Parks Administration er, disposal, and double-door 900. What! $15,900. That’s MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape legfislative fairness the March 1 cant difference between poultry DRAFTSMEN / DESIGNERS— wood. 643-1921 after 5. tors, 646-4200. dell School and East Catholic circular ameslte drive. Ex­ VERNON of certain parcels located within nocent in Sprlngrfield District regulates cock fighting, along We have full or part-time refrigerator, ample walnut right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. deadline should be extended and red meat animals, Stein Light or heavy experience. Sev­ Musical instruments 53 High. Many extras in this 3- ceptional opportunity in the with 3 bedrooms, living room the boundaries of the Manches­ Court to four criminal charges with boxing and baseball. GlI- jobs for cab drivers in the cabinets. Carpeting, 2 air- 5 BEDROOMS!!! even longer than 30 days. The told a reporter. eral openings. Salary to lOK. 60’s. CaU Suzanne Shorts, has fireplace and wall to wall Few and far between! De­ ter Urban Renewal Project No. against him and the agency in East Hartford or Manches­ Boats and Accessories 46 b u n d y trumpet with case and condltloners. Rental includes bedroom Split Level. $29,900. MANCHESTER Key location, deadline was set by the Senate Wlth one possible exception, |^rto C!onralez.Julia, an admin- 'i 646-3233. carpeting, den or dining room, sirable VA mortgage plus 2 1 as shown in more detail on a connection with its activities in istration official, observers: ter area. If you are reliable, ------— mute, like new. Asking $100. heat, hot water, parking, mas­ Out of Town Owner, 643-0640. industrial zone, 3-family house, last December after the House "there is no tumorous disease of ENGINEERS! Do yourself a fa­ family sized kitchen. Good buy full baths, paneled family map available at the Office of Massachusetts. Some say It’s bloody. Well It come In. 16’ AMESBURY skiff, fiber- 649-4092. ter TV antenae, coin operated new furnace, excellent busi­ narrowly rejected a bill to ex­ cattle which is known to be even vor and give yourself a ralsq! For Rent 66 $14,900. ATTRACnVE B-room J. WA'TSON BEACH & CO. at $22,900 Wolverton Agency, room, enclosed breezeway glass bottom, 1969, 1100 l b . ------laundry In basement, large ness potential. Call now! Hayes the Local Public Agency. tend the 1966 voting rights law One of the results of the associated at this present stage Advance itt position and salary. home. Baseboard heat, at­ 21 CENTRAL ROW Realtors. 649-2813. and porch. 1-car garage. complaints. And these cocks cap. trailer, 30 h.p. Evlnrude storage area, on bus line. Open ROCKVILLE — New three- Agency, 646-0131.» A list of parcels in the Man­ tor five years and instead court action so far has been of the game with a virus af- Get with a company that Is will­ tached garage, Hutchins Agen­ HARTFORD Nice treed lot in established THE EAST HARTFORD motor, $450. May be seen at 44 Office and Store daily, 17, or by appointment, room apartment, wall to wall chester Urban Renewal Project passed an admlnlstration- a temporary order for the firm fe'ctlng humans, Stein said. just naturally fight when they ing to pay you what you are cy. Realtors, 649-5324. $21,900 — COLONIAL, 6 rooms, 278-5950. HEAR THIS — Nine room (Co­ neighborhood. Won’t last at come In contact.” CAB CO. Morse Rd. Equipment 54 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. carpeting, stove, refrigerator lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, are on file in the Office of backed measure making the law to stop Its Springfield operations The only possibility, he said, worth. 2-car garage, bam, 2 acres $25,900. Call J. Florence at the Manchester Redevelopment The administration says and dishwasher. $146 monthly. MANCHESTER — Custom built THREE-BEDROOM Ranch in country kitchen, paneled fam­ nationwide in its application. until the court action’s outcome is malignant lymphoma, which TURRET AND ENGINE 107 BURNSIDE AVENUE 19“ SABA 15’5” fiberglas boat, TWO SMALL secretarial desks, CHARLES Apartments, 4%- beautiful open land. Hutchins 649-5306. Agency, 386 Main Street, Man­ The 1966 act suspended voter there’s a plan afoot to set up a 875-5979, 876-6732. 814-room Split, 214 baths, pa­ excellent condition. Family ily room, paneled recreation is known. in cattle may be "somewhat , ___ ,, . , »___, » 35 h.p. including trailer. $595. one large executive desk, one room duplex, IVi baths, 2 air- ______Agency Realtor. 649-5324. chester, Connecticut 06040. literacy tests and authorized the LATHE OPEIRATORS—6 years tio, in-ground pool. Beautifully room, rec room, bullt-ins, 2- room, 2>4 baths, double ga­ The firm, which Is incorpor­ similar” to human leukemia ,,___ ,__.... . EAST HARTFORD, 742-8054 after 4 p.m. swivel chair. All in excellent conditioners, refrigerator, ELLINGTON-Pinney Brook The work to be performed un­ use of federal registrars in six Outside the ring, the birds are experience. First and second landscaped lot. Residential MANCHESTER Garrison Colo- full baths, garage. Upper 20’s. rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. B & W ated as a travel agency, offers and the leukosis in chickens. CONN. condition. Call 875-6141 tor range and disposal, heat and Apartments. New 3-room unit. der this contract will be as fol­ Southern states and parts of a pampered with special diets of shifts. Promotable positions. area. $42,500. Heritage House, nlal, 6 rooms, oversized Principles only. 649-9410. (Close to everything. Hutchins BARROWS and WALLACE Co. a package deal for $1,250 that But when this disease is de­ further information. hot water, basement garage. in brick one-story garden seventh. com and meat. 'Their feathers Fringe benefits are 100% com­ Household Goods 51 646-2482. garage, 1>4 baths, fireplace, Manchester Parkade lows: includes transportation, accom­ tected, Stein said, the entire Adults preferred. Call after 6 Demolition and Site Clearance (Jlvll rights leaders argue that are clipped and trimmed. Like pany paid. Local. apartment building, range, re­ combination storms, beautiful­ NEW LISnNG—Excellent con­ Manchester 649-5306 modations and the arrangement carcass is condemned as human Model Home Bhimiture p.m. 649-9644. frigerator, disposal, air-condi- MANCHESTER LINE — Ideal dition Seven - r4 baths, fireplace, 2-car ga­ holdcn at (Coventry, within and for lot, double garage, built-ins, Agency. lifence approval from the U.S. 35 million to 300 million, loaning PARENTS —-widen the family Interior Designer wants re­ Box E, Manchester, Conn. sort of a filter apparatus-the ^oet $10 to $50 but prized sped- Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. at 875-0134. ^ ^ ------rage, central location, many LARGE oversized 8 room Cape, the District of Coventry, on the fireplace, 1% colored baths, Bid proposals wUl be received attorney general tor any change subpoenaed In the Massachu- knowledge desirable. Salary 20K budget with part-time income. liable family or newlyweds 29th day of January. A.D. 1970. entire carcass also is con- mens can bring $100 and up. ------ivrATsinHir<5TirR — Three-room.------<^TE AS A button, S-room 2 full baths, built-ins In kitch- Present. Hon. David C. Rappe. Immedfate occupancy. $30,900. untU 11:00 a.m.. Eastern Stand- in their voting laws. setts trial were stolen from an plus D.O.E. Pleasant, profitable work. Hus­ to accept delivery of com­ extras, city utilities. Morrison demned. ^he poorer Puerto Ricans go WANTED Antique furniture ® HEBRON-Wall SjAAvailable Ranch with oversized garage. en, formal dining room, family Judge. , „ , r.i Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- ard Time on the 2nd day ------office In his home. band and wife work together, plete Model Display of Qual­ apartment. Nice residential March 1st. 4 rooi/s, first floor, Agency, Realtors, 643-lOlB. __ “ „ ,r On motion of Paul Glesccke. ad­ But the surgeon general also jq galleras like Canto Gallo and glass, pewter, oil paintings or 100x300 lot. Ideal for the family room, garage,garage. $29,600 Phil- ministrator: 139 PInewood Road, 0609. of March 1970 at the Office of Police issued a warrant for s a l e s m e n —'Many areas; Po­ for interview phone 742-6124. ity Furniture just removed area. Heat included. $115. carpeting and appliances, $175 said scientists do not know all dollars. Richer enthu- tential to $20,000 D.O.E., educa­ other antique items. Any starting out, $18,900. Wolverton SCARBOROUGH Rd.— One of a brick Agency Realtors, 640- Stamford. Connecticut, on the estate the Manchester Redevelopment Most Pick Parish Joseph Blaine of Florence, Ky., to warehouse tor Public monthly. 643-7160. monthly. 646-0882,^ 649-2871. of Max Glcsecke, late of Coventry, about cancer. He referred to siasts have their own clubs tion, performance record, etc. quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. kind, gracious stately Colonial, 4200. within said district, deceased. NINE-ROOM remodeled older Agency. (CHICAGO (AP) —- Three out connection with the theft, Sale. Modern 3 complete 8709, 165 Oakland Street. Colonial. Centrally located. "areas of the science which inhere doctors, legislators, law- 4>4-ROOM deluxe Town house r q c KVILLE — New 3%-room 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, for­ ------'This Court doth decree that three Said bids will be publicly of every four graduates of the “ employe of rooms with the $1,000 look. FOUR FAMILY, 4-rooms each M AN CH ESTER Birch Mt. Rd. 6 months be allowed and limited for Double garage, fireplace. In­ may be incomplete at this time” yers and engineers sometimes SiHiaripns Wanted— apartments. Many custom _fea- j^partments with private ter- mal dining room, front-to-back the creditors of said estate to ex­ opened and read aloud at 11:00 Theological Seminary Stothert. PARTIAL LISTING 8 pc. Convertible Living WANTED — ANTIQUES, used apartment, good condition, alu­ room Cape, plus full finished jheip claims against the same and raised a question that "new bet up to $1,000 on a fight, Female 38 tures. $185. and $190. J.D. Real race and pool including heat, living room with fireplace, come produtdng room, $168 Eastern Standard Hme on ^ ^ The Springfield Dally News AND ALL FEES PAID Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 furniture, partial or complete minum siding, handy location. porch, 2-car garage, well shad­ basem ent, w all-to-wall carpet- to the administrator and directs monthly. Only $29,900. Bill Wol- 2nd day of March 1970 at the strains” of poultry tumor vi- No matter the coat of the pc. Dinette. $10 down, you estates. Call 616-0004 after 7 Estate Associates, 643-5129. hot water, all appliances, car­ in£- exdra hiiiliiinu' noouihlp that public notice be given of this tries, a survey shows. In the said Blaine had telephoned the ruses may develop as harmful gamecock, where the fight takes MOTHER with licensed home $37,000. Philbrlck Agency, ed lot Phllbrick Agency, Real­ ^ ^ s s lb le . advertising in a news- colt, 568-1563, Pasek Realtors, Office of the Manchester Re­ may purchase any room in­ p.m., 633-2300 days; peting. $150. Rockland Ter­ past five yeans, 54 per cent be- newspaper from out of state to huiJians. place, or the money wagered, n would like to care for infant FIVE ROOM Apartment, sec­ Realtor, 646-4200. tors, 646-4200. P hilbrick A gency, Realtors, paper having a circulation In said MLS, 289-7476, 742-8243. development Agency. dividually. Immediate deliv­ race Apartments, Highland 646-4200. district, and by posting a copy therc- came parish ministers, and Friday, saying he had just Stein said: ’T m not here to the fate of a bird that Is killed Is 63 E. Center St. or small child, weekdays, 643- ond floor, nice location. Two or Contract Documents, Includ­ I ery or free storage. Ave., 872 4046, 875-3776. c)f on the public sign post In said DALEY RD. (Coventry — Spot­ most others entered educational learned of the charge against say that all cancers aren’t always the same, 2661. three adults. References. Cali EIGHT beautiful acres, 7-room Town of (Coventry nearest the place ing Drawings and Technical ______CAP & CCP Charge Plans Rooms Without Board 59 where the deceased last dwelt. less sturdy log cabin with 3 work. him. He said he planned to re- caused by viruses, I don’t know, -The meet Is a little tough,” 649-2607. ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St., Custom built home. Aluminum Specifications, are on file at the Manchester MANCHESTER — Experienced Also, our own Instant Credit Certified from Record bedrooms, aluminum stormis tunr to Massachusetts scx>n, but but we don’t know they are, el- says one fan. "But the flavor Is THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ new 4-room, first-floor, 2-bed­ siding, double garage, in- DAVID C. RAPPE. Judge. Office of the' Manchester Rede­ day care service In licensed Plan MANCHESTER — Three • Stationery and screens, oil hot water cast set no date, according to the ther.” wonderful. And they’re terrific tage St., centrally located, room apartment, total electric, ground swimming pool, bam. velopment Agency, 386 Main home. Call 646-0338. rooms, stove, refrigerator, The Dress-Suit iron baseboard heat. 8x24’ newspaper. Meantime, federal regulations in soup.” 646'4040 large pleasantly furnished range, refrigerator, disposal, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Street, Manchester, Connecticut NOTICE DISCOUNT FURNITURE near shopping, bus. $120 649-5324. porch. Financing available to "The misdemeanor warrant will continue to permit meat ------rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 basement laundry. Adults only, • Underwear Soft Set 06040. Copies of the Contract WILL BABYSIT in my licens­ WAREHOUSE . monthly. Escrow. Westslde qualified buyers. $16,500. Les- SPECIAL TOWN MEETING for my arrest Is like a magnet processors to carve out infected for overnight and permanent no pets. $135. per month, $135. Documents may be obtedned by TOWN OF ANDOVER PART-TIME clerk wanted to ed home located near Man­ NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS Realty, 649-4342. senger Co. 1-423-9291, 228-3080, and will draw me back to Mas­ or damaged portions of animals, guest rates. lease security. (3all James J. depositing FIFTY DOLLARS CONNECTICUT ,000 in Dimes work in retail store. Must be chester-East Hartford line. 3580 Main St. Hartford Joan Sadlon. sachusetts fast,” the newspaper condemn cancerous heads of , — _ „ FOUR-ROOM, second floor Gessay, 875-0134. [D ($50.00) with the Manchester The electors and citizens over 20, pletisant, easy work. Ages 2-5. 668-5405. 522-7249 NEW house, large room for rent , . DEPT. JNGRS. quoted him as saying. cattle and sell the rest of the , ® apartment with stove. Inquire Redevelopment Agency qualified to vote in town meet- Rains Down On Ideal for anyone who wishes (former Fuller Brush bldg.) for gentleman, hot water, heat, EXPERIENCED TOLLAND meat on the market. 233 Center St., Manchester. ROCKVILLE — 4 - sunny room each set of documents so ob ings of the’ Town of Andover, to add to his income. Openings next to bath. 649-5962. COUNTRY LIVING , Stein said 60 years of experi­ Doqs— Birds—^ets 41 175 Pine St. Manchester heated apartment on sec­ OIL BURNER Immediate fuH - time talned. Each such deposit will Connecticut, are hereby notified Mass. Turnpike available days, evenings and 646-2332 FIVE-ROOM apartment, sec­ ond floor, centrally located. ence has shown this to be a sat­ ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ Found here on eight acres be refunded If the Drawings that a Special Town Meeting Two Youths Face Sundays. Apply in person Cum­ SIBERIAN Husky puppies, AKC (former Norman’s Furn.) ond floor In 2-famlly house. Available March 1, 1970. openinsr. All company isfactory, safe and acceptable AUBURN, Mass. (AP) — The berland Farms Dairy Store, SERVICEMAN of treed land. Privately as­ and Contract Docluments are will be held at the Andover Ele­ registered, 8-weeks old. Call Warehouse ly, central location, free park­ Garage. Centrally located. Adults only. Must have good b e fits. Please apply at procedure aind that new federal rear door of an armored truck 151 Middle Tpke. West, Man­ ing, references required. 643- sured In this six reom Cape returned In good condition with­ mentary School, Andover on Federal Charges 643-2206. at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. Convenient to Main St. Adults references, $120. monthly. 876- Wanted for Full lim e once. (Jod. If you are looking for meat regulations expected to be swung open on_the Massacdiu- chester, 109 Center St., Man­ 2693, 649-8150. in ten (10) days after the Bid Saturday, February 14, 1970 at adopted soon will continue the Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 only, no pets. $135 monthly. 6159. Employment a place to have horses or setts Turnpike early today, chester and 449 Hartford Rd., AKC GERMAN Shepherds, ______opening. 8:00 p.m. for the following pur­ In Alleged Hoax practice. spilling $40,000 in dimes onto the ROOM for one or two, complete 643-6181 or 649-7449. ' just plain elbow room, call' A certified check or bank Manchester. champion sired. Black and CLEAN, USED refrigerators, , Apply in Person poses : highway. light housekeeping, parking, CENTER St Mr. Bogdan to see this home WINDSOR LCXJKS, Oonn. tans. Terrific temperament, ranges. automatic washers 4-rooms, sec­ W. T. GRANT draft, payable to the order of 1. To choose a moderator for State police said the truck, 649-0368. Wanted To Rent 68 for only $26,500. 649-5306. (AP) — Two (Columbia Univer­ For further information, 640- with guarantees, see them a t ;______ond floor, centrally located to BANTLY OH. CO.. Inc. the Manchester Redevelopment said meeting. Vernon headed for Boston, contained 40 Agency, negotiable U.S. Gov­ 2. To see if the Town will vote sity students face federal 9713 anytime. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 l a RGE furnished room (cr bus, schools, shopping, ap- FAMILY of four adults desires 331 Main St. Manchester Parkade money bags, each holding $1,000 Read Herald Ad.« ;3 ernment bonds, or a satisfac­ to make an additionfti appropri­ charges in connection with an Main St. Call 043-2171. male only. Parking. $16 week­ pliances. Available March 1st. 6 or 6 room apartment In B (Sl W in dimes. tory Bid Bond executed by the ation, as approved by the Board alleged bomb hoax aboard an Henry Novgrad ly. Call 644-0123 after 5 p.m. 647-1771, 568-8998. Manchester area. Call 643- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. "Each of the bags broke BARCALOUNGER ahalr, up­ Bidder and an acceptable sure American Airlines plane at 1555, Ext. 32. Manchester Parkade of Finance, to the 1969-1970 open,” said police, spilling holstered nylon cushions. Like THREE-room apartment," near ty, in on amount equal to ten Budget of a sum not exceeding Bradley International Airport. To Gel Exhibit Manche.ster 649-5306 Jerome Michael Dunn Jr., 22, (limes over one eighth of a mile Be sure of your future at new, $60. 649-2214 after 5 p.m. Apartments—Fla t»— center. Newly redecorat- LACK of car plus living cost per cent (10%) of the estimated j7,oot.OO for Item E-2, Snow of Holyoke, Mass., and Carlos A one-man show featuring the section of the road. or 643-2298 days. Tenements 63 ed. Adults, no pets. Heat and creates special need for work­ BOLTON— 2-famiIy, 5-5, with cost of Demolition and Site Removal and Sanding. The money was being carried attached garages, separate Clearance, exclusive of any de- 3 -po see if the Town will vote -Perez------Olivo.-- —,21 who gave his work of Henry Novgrad of 41 ^ _ . . , , , , . WESTINGHOUSE automatic hot water. $110. Write Box ing mother with ninth ’grailb FOR SALE address as a residence hall at Franklin St. will be held at the “ Ryder rent^utruck, MANCHESTER— Newer luxury utilities, aluminum comblna- iluctlons lor salvage, shall be to make an additional appro- washer, 6-months old, $175. ” CX3'’, Manchester Herald. daughter, searching for Lovely antique brick Cape Cod with attached garage Columbia, were arrested Satur­ omnibus One gallery in the Armored Motor Rental 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ tlonsu 150x300 lot, $27,500. Wol­ submitted with each bid. priatlon, as approved by the Philco refrigerator, 2-years- apartment (utilities included) day night and released In $1,000 Transport Co. It was headed to able now. $185 per month in­ and 16x17 closed sunporch with fireplace. Extra A- verton Agency, Realtors, 649- The successful bidder will be gourd of Finance, to the 1969- Post Road Plaza on Rt. 30. An old, $125. Call 643-0562. vicinity of Manchester High at bail each. Brink’s Inc. In Boston from New cluding heat, appliances and 2813. required to furnish and pay for jg^Q Budget of a sum not ex- opening will be held Saturday down-to-earth rental. Call 649- zone building lot. Too many features to list. $35,000. According to the Federal Bu­ Jersey, police said. carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, Furnished satisfactory performance and ceedlng $1,800.00 for Item M-8, from 8 to 10 p.m. and the col­ 8583 between 6:30-7:30 p.m. reau of Investigation, the hoax A truck following the armored TWO TEN APARTMENTS ■ Realtor, 649-4535. Apartments 63>A payment bond or bonds In the Town Garage Completion, lection of about 25 acrylic paint­ vehicle was disabled when it 210 Main St., Manchester Call for appointment to see. began when a stewardess asked ings will be on exhibit during ^>ftESIDENTIAL amount of not less than one- 4 to see 11 the Town will vote Dunn if she could move a large ran into the flying dimes, police 8-ROOM APARTMENTS MODERN three - room apart------hundred per cent (100% ) of the jo make an additional appropri- the following week, said, and had to be towed away. SET-UP MAN ment, all utilities, CaU 649- SEEKING mature responsible Businass Property VILLAGE bag next to him. Novgrad. who paints in an ab- (juat a few left) estlmated amount. An accept- ,dion, as approved by the Board The road could not be clolMd business person to share PETERMAN’S REAL ESTATE AGENCY Center St. R Tboni|MMm Dunn told the stewardess stract-expresslonist style Luxurious wall-to-wall car­ 4555. For Sak 70 able surety company is any one of Finance to the 1969-70 Budg- is after the incident, police said, lovely home and board. Colum­ 646-2223 or 649-9404 Rd., Mandiester there was a bomb in the bog, presently studying under Peter peting throughout, range, re- LOOKING for anything In real Included in the latest issue of of a sum not exceeding $2,- and men worked with vacuum bia Lake, all privileges. 228- MANCHESTER — 20,000 square the FBI said. Although the stew­ McLean at the University of AUTOMATIC frtgeralbor, disposal, dish­ estate rentals — apartments, Luxury Living A* You’d the U.S. TREASURY DEPART- 500,00 for Hem G, Charities — cleaners and machines known washer, central aiiir condi­ 9369 after 5:30 and weekends. foot masonry Industrial build­ ardess warned Dunn against Hartford Art Sch(X)l. He was homes, multiple dwellings, no Deidgn It MENT CIRCULAR 670 listings, outdoor Relief. as "mud suckers” to recover tioning, tiled bath. ing, U i acres, central location, joking about bonibs he rela ted president of the Tolland Cotmty fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate RETIRED or middle-age work­ One & Tvvo-Bodrooni Attention is called to the fact 5 to see if the Town will vote the dimes as cars continued Heat end hot water funSah- all utilities. Many possibilities, Art Association last year and Associates, Inc.. 543-6129. ing woman to share 3-room 8318 Apartments that not less than the minimum „ „ additional approprlatloil. us running over the l“P Tuesday dimes, police said. Lesperance, 649-7620. tractive 3-room apartment at yoke slip a sh'cvolo.us A hanilsome p a 11 o r n erator-Freezer # Disposal ment Agency reserves the right Elected Officials, them over to air- Saturday, 10 a.m. to o\ ------High Earnings bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- FOR LE i^E slitcli in erdohet makes e Dishwasher e ’Two Air and turned Oak Lodge. Ten minutes to cardigan; jacket to coni- to reject any and all bids or to g to Hee If the Town will vote p,m. and Silnduy, 1 to 6 p.m. car garage. Bus line. $24,900. Brick and Mock comnwrckl buBdlnq. 6,000 fast Jwork i)f this rosy, Conditioning Units e 0 Bei l>ort police. • Scheduled Overtime Hartford. Adults, no pets. 043- plolo tlio ilrcss-siiit Inat waive' any Informolltle^nt le ^ n the 1 ,nal^ an appropriation ______It\ shows the work of local Actres»-Mother, Baby 9171. Hayes Agency, 645-0181. is so popular. No. 8318 fiet . . . a floppy tain Traverse Rods • 'Venetian • Non-Defense Industry pins a long, long scurf. ■ Blinds e Wall to Wall bidding. Bids may bji^ eld ^y „pp,Mved by the Board ^ f Fl- ariists In tlie Springfield, Hart-\ squara foot or moro If loqiiottod. 3 offlcM — with I'lioTO-iiriiiF: is iu ford arid suburban communities. In ‘ Excellent Condition- « \Exci^llent Benefits THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ Now 1 Sizes 38-o0 (hust No. .'it'Jli lias rrochet (li- .Carpeting. Two bedroom the Manchester Redevelopment „aiuo, io the 1969-1970 Budget Ex-School Head Killtnl rertions for tain anil ment In private home. Conve­ Invastmant Propfity 42-r>4). Size dO, 11 hunt apnrtme^s include one Agency for a period not to ex- a sum not exceeding $200.00 LAUSANNE, Switzerland TEXACO SERVICE CENTER 2 kodlnq platfonns — oN uriHtks, control k - scarf. and one-half baths. In Ledyard Car Crash nient location. One or two For Sok 70-A . . . dress, 3 yards of teed thirty (30) days from the f,,,. expenses of the Charter (API Audrey Hepbum’a new 818 ADAMS STREET—MANCHESTER ‘lo-ineh plus I'a yards ilND 904 In colni lor tach pat- - . - .. _ ...__. • . . . Art Shown Outdoora son is named Luca Andrea Dot- working adults. 643-2880. cerrion. Pknty df poriilnq. torn to IncluOa (Irtt-cloK malllnii. Ample parking, Individual date of Ihe opening of the bids Coniiulsslon when established. NEW lX)NDON (AP) — A one- FIVE YEAR young multi 4-fam- contrast; jacket, 2's basement storage, master Manufacturing Aaoe Cabol, Manrbratrr (or the puiTX'.'ie of reviewing the 7, To do any other business car cras)i )ias taken the life of HAKONE, Japan — The re­ tl. Facts: yards. ' TV antenna. Convenient to ONE-ROOM apartrhent. Stove, lly, 16-room apartment unit of EvenlM Herald, 'IIM AVE. bids and investigating the quall- proper to come before said Sylvester B. Butler, 77, of Led­ sort town of Hakune, near Mt. The 7-puund, 11-ounce boy, Company • High traffic count ItND tSf I* etiiu (or ioch pot- OF AIEe BICAS, n e w YORK. transportation, shopping, refrigerator, h^at, hot water. 4 rooms each, all units occupi­ tom to Inclodo tirit-clui molHni. ficatlons of Hie Bidders, prior to meeting. born by caesarian section, and • Excellent neighborhood FRANCIS E. BOLAND, AGENCY N Y* 18688* schools and churches. yard, a former Groton school Fuji, has become the home of a 6 Semi-private bathi^m . Apply ed. Inquire Colll-Wagner Real­ Sue Boniot}. rrinl Noma, Addraii wltli ZIf awarding of the contract. Dated at Andover, Connecti­ superintendent. $2.8 million outdoor art mu­ Miss Hepburn were described i/a c t t s • Green Stamp Franchise ty, 286-0241. CODi and ttyld Numbar. Rental agent on premises Marlow’s, Main St., Manches­ Manchester Redevelopment cut, this 6th day of February Sunday as being In excellent 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut 81$ BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER §Fia/fciuSS8?’NEwvoB£; 1-7 p.m. Also shown by Butler died Saturday In Law­ seum and gallery. A hundred • 5d-50 oo/op promotion ter. Send fiOr, add l.'x- for Agency 1970. rence & Memorial Hospital of pieces of modem art con be condition. FIVE units, good income, $49,- M.Y. i(«e. postage and handling for appointment. One-qi»artor If interested call 668-0600 days. Print Momo, *M ro « with \ By: Ruth S. Stauni, Percy Br Ccxik, seen In the spacious forest Miss Hepburn bus another eon 233-4411 NEW 3-room furnished apart­ 600. Eight units, $70,000. Wol­ 648-1564 649-7055 CODI, Itylo NumPor onO liio. a copy of the,’7(1 Spring mile east of Ebclt ,82, Wil­ Injuries received when his car Mr. Fnuik St»w, evenings—Mr. Wynne, 628-4502 Acting Executive Director Iv(M>n Palmer struck a tree In Ledyard Thurs­ park, called Plaza of the 20th from her previous marriags, to ment, good location, rea-' verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Send 50<*, add I he for & Summ er ai.iii'M. bur Cross Parkway, An aqual opportunity employer M/F Route 16 and 1-84. Manchester Redevelopment Jolut C. Hutchinson, day. He was Groton school su­ Century. An exhibition of Mel Ferrer. She married Dr. sonable. Call 648-0501. 2818. poitugu and handling fur SMNDMOTHIR'S rATCHWORK . . . 12 hilrlaam dailgnt Includini TELEPHONE 646-2688 Agency Board of Selectmen perintendent for 28 years, re­ American art work is planned Andrea Dottli an Italian P*y' u copy of Spring & Sum­ Oraidan rialal Paltarn ilacai: mer ’70 Ilasir f a sh io n . diractlani. 8102— Soe, aw IS4 648-1028 648-4112 Date: February 6, 1870 Town of Andover tiring in 1966. tor next summer. cbiutrlst, In January 1868 lar ROitaia and hanillni. y \ ' / ' t f ' \ \\ /■,, !■ ' f t \, \i. : \ ' . V \ \ ... - V \ \ \ ’ \ \\\ v ' MONDAi PESHUARY 0,1970 \ \\ . |A' 'W' Averaure pally Cun ■ .V PAGE EIGHTEEN 4 'W'' ■' '\ W ' The Weather 1':- For Thi» W e e k _____ beomnber 20, 1969 Ruin taporing off tonight and becoming windy. Low about 88, 15,880 tbumtttg Tomorrow cloudy and colder. About Town .Youth Group High In 30e. ManchoHtvr— 4 City of Village, Charm ■Kappa Phi fraternity of ICaa- cheater Community College la Plays W ell ^ P O P U L A R apoMorlng a dance Friday night 1 VOL. L X X X IX , NO. I l l i (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1970 (ClMMlflMl AdvertUlng on Page 18) featuring the "Deunn Yankeea” .y ■: By JOHN ORUBEB PRICE TEN CENTS from Hartford. The dance, Mable Wohg, n sophomore In i ^ c h will be held from 8:80 high school, provided the high­ p.m. to l8:80 ,a.m. at the State light of last evening's concert Armory, Main St., la open to by the Greater Hartford Youth the puldlc. Tlcketa may be oh* Orchestra, which numbers sev­ Kx-Football Pro talned at the door. eral Manchester students among Its personnel. She play­ Forty-One Die May Run Here Mias Audrey Elisabeth Un- ed a movement from Bruch’s IT! Nixon Would Fight Pollution dahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G-minor Violin Concerto, a work STAMFORD, Conn. (AP)— H. O. Lindahl of 8 Avon St.; of extreme difficulty. Everytime you shop at Andy Robustelll, toe former Miss Bernice Ann Mora, daugh­ True enough, her conception pro football great, aays he ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mora of the com»posltlon Is sUll a lit­ Popular you get the lowest is considering seeking the In Avalanche Republl(xui nomination for of S80 Hackmatack St.; and tle Immature, but technically >tlM Linda Tuigeon, daughter she Is certainly a credit to her­ of discount prices PLUS VAL D’ISERE, Fnuice (AP) d’lsere, pushed by winds up to governor, of' Mr. and Mrs. Adelor J. self and to her teacher, who­ — An avalanche of fresh powder 60 miles an hour, sucked the Robustelli said in an Inter­ view that he had been ap­ With $10,000-Per-Day Fines Turgron of 8 Durkin St., were ever he may be. The orchestra the extra bonus of TOP snow, unleashed by one of the roof away from a small hotel, capped 'dui^ng a Bridgeport did a good Job on Ita part, too. Alps’ worst blizzards In memo­ dragged autos 160 yards and ran proached by “ some Influen­ V A L U E STAM PS! Now when tial upstate party leaders” Hoapital School of Nursing cere­ It Is very easy to cover the solo­ ry, rolled a half mile over cflrs over concrete walls. iitMMLMii 1 m about the gubernatorial no­ WASHINGTON (AP)— mony Friday.^ Lindahl re­ ist In this work, but Bernard and through a vacation camp Mo.st of the victims were you really think about IL mination and Is giving the President Nixon sent Con- ceived an awa^ for second Lurie kept his forces (about 66) dining_room today, killing 42 thought to be young people— idea “ (jareful consideration,” highest scholastic »a ^ ln g . ih hand, and balance was ex­ and Injuring more than 50 per­ French, Belgian or West Ger­ Bfress today a special mes­ isn't that quite a bargain? • Ho said he expected to ceptionally. good. sons officials reported. man-staying at a low-cost va­ sage on environmental pro­ John Vincent lullano, So|i of reach a decision by toe end grams, emphasizing waste Bryan Ruling, a high school The Swiss Avalanche Re­ cation center run by the Union of toe week. Mr. and Mitf. Jcdui IuItan^\of senior, was also featured In a search Center in Geneva said of Fresh Air Centers. There treatment facilities to fight Robustelli noted that a for­ 207 Spruce St., has been nam­ concerto, this time for trom­ toe death toll was Europe’s were 199 guests at the center mer teammate of his with water pollution and stricter ed'to the dean’s list at Bryant bone, an unlikely Instrument, highest since 1900. A series of and about 80 supervisory per­ standards and enforcement College of Business Administra­ but one for which' Mosart ap- sonnel. toe New York Giants of toe snow slides in Austria in 1954 National Football League, against both water and air tion in Providence, R. I. parenUy wrote, a fact of which First reports indicated about ■'Mi killed more than 100 people, but linebacker Sam Huff, is also I was quite imaware. It Is not 30 of the (load were skiers from pollution. in a number of different com­ getting Into politics. Huff Is violation of air or water qual­ Miss Jill AUcsl of 81 Biaaell the center, caught while eating quite as effective as the one he munities. seeking toe Democratic no­ ity standards coUld be enforced, St., Miss P’rances Kilpatrick of breakfast. The remaining dozen wrote for bassoon, but young Tile rush of snow into Val mination for congress in his under Nixon’s plana, by fines of Tanner St., Mias Delberda 60 Mr. riullng did very well with appeared to be workers at the native West Virginia. up to per day. Newbury of 60 Birch St., Miss ski complex. 310,000 It on the whole. Nixon proposed giving the fed­ Agnes Smith ot 62 Academy St., These twro solo works, togeth­ The avalanche struck at 8:10 eral government authority to and Miss Tvonne Hattln of 40 er with the Berlioz Rackozy popular a.m., rushing 800 yards down f control pollution over all navi­ Vdlaon Lane, Rockville, were March, comprised the first half the southern flank of Mt. Solalse gable waters, not Just Interstate graduated Friday from the of the program. Unfortunately Terrorists and crossing a national highway Nixon Role as It now the case. licensed practical nurse pro­ Mrs. Judith I. Netto of 29 Cottaare St. holds a card I didn't get to Millard Auditori­ before hitting the vacation cen­ He also proposed establishing gram conducted Jointly by the ter. Avalanche experts said the from Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Attilio Frassinelli of Staf­ um in time to hear the Berloz national air quality standards Connecticut Department of work, but I understood on relia­ Hurl Bombs snow could have moved at a ford Springs wishing her a happy 90th birthday Denied In and to extend that authority Education and St. Francis Hos­ ble authority that it, too, went -speed approaching 120 miles an also to intrastate situations. pital, Hartford. , today. The card has a personal message in English extremely well. hour. and in Italian. Mrs. Nett'o lived in Stafford Springs The President’s message Following the Intermission In Airport A 23-year-old Frenchmen who Galley Case spelled out his previously an­ Edward J. Saymanoski, son of when her seven children were young, but has lived the young people played Men­ was in the dining room said: nounced request for 34 billion in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Say­ in Manchester for the last 35 years. (Herald photo delssohn’s Fifth Symphony, MUNICH, Germany (AP) — "All of a sudden we heard an In­ FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) — federal grants to aid construc­ manoski of 84 Essex St and a known as the "fleformatlon” ALL SPECIALS EFFECTIVE MONDAY 4 TUESDAY ONLY Terrorists -launched a grenade credible noise. There was a vi­ The chief legal officer of this In­ Buceivicius) ■ tion of municipal waste treat­ Junior at Brown University, symphony. They played wrtth attack today on passengers of olent gust of wind, and we were fantry center testified today ment plants, but he shortened Providence, R. I., has been g;reat assurance and an ex­ an Israeli airliner at Munich’s all thrown by the snow against a that the case of Lt. William L. the peri(xl of allocation from his elected recording secretary of tremely vigorous and solid tone Relm airport. One passenger wall. Then there was a great si­ Calley Jr., “ had gone to” Presi­ original aim of five years to Kappa Chapter of Bet^i Iheta Pi was killed and 11 persons-rin- Mrs. Netto Marks which was surprising In a g;roup lence, followed by smothered dent Nixon’s West Coast White four years—a rate of 31 billion a fraternity. He has also been ac­ I comprised entirely of high- cluding two attackers, toe pilot cries, and people begging for House before charges were year. tive fai the Fox Point tutorial school-aged players. One would and a policeman—were reported help. filed, but that no instructions on Nixon’s plan Included estab­ and Brown Youth Guidance pro­ wounded. whether to prosecute were sent Her 90th Birthday have thought they were season- MAXWELL HOUSE “ Those people who could dig lishment of an environmental fi­ grams. reasonably One passenger who escaped back. .. . . T. . TT 'o o ed professionals of themselves out like myself tried nancing authority to help states Mrs. Judith I. Netto, a patient at Holiday House, 29 caliber instead msteai of young- injury was Assaph Dayan, the right away to help out the oth­ Col. Robert M. Lathrop, staff and municipalities find the 36 Russeu s. WiUhide, son of Mr. Qottage St., is celebrating her 90th birthday today. Yes- gjers. son of Ikraell Defense Minister ers. But the snow was- too hard judge advocate at Ft. Bennlng, Moshe Dayan. Friends in Tel billion in matching funds which and Mrs. Paul E. wiiihide of |.gj.day she was guest of honor at a dinner party and The viola section is a little and with only our hands we testified at a pretrial hearing they would need to take advan­ p s Cedar Ridge Dr., Glaston- weak, but this is quite under­ Aviv said Dayan, a 24-year-old -gunion at the home of one of her daughters and couldn’t do much.” for Calley who is accused of tage of the construction grants. With coupon and actor, was on his way to London bury, has been elected to Gold i ™ Mr and Mrs. Joseph Fontanella, 2^2 Porter standable since It U an Instru- A 22-year-old skier added: “ I murdering more than 100 Viet­ The authority would fund its Key at Bridgton Academy in purchase of to seek a movie contract. ’ ’ ■ ------ment usually tackled after the was lucky enough to be project­ namese civilians at May Lai in own operations by issuing secur­ North Bridgton, Maine. St. and raised all the rest of the violin, and these young people $5.00 or more Airline officials in Tel Aviv March 1968. (AP PheXofax) 1-LB. ■ excluding beer, ed right out of the only open A view of the Calumet area of East Chicago, site of companies charged with polluting rivers. ities of its own. This morning, Mrs. Netto was family. It was have scarcely had time to get blamed toe attack on Arab wine & tobacco door connecting to the other half The defense is trying to estab­ The federal 'Treasury would Army-Navy d u b members smartly dressed in a blue and j,galthy climate------wrlth----- lots---- of acquainted ^rfth the violin be- guerrillas. CAN of the dining room. That’s’ what lish that command control has make payments to the authority wilt meet tonight at 7 at the white dress, pearls, gold e ^ snow on the mountains.” fore tackling another, even Conrad Ahlers, West German saved my life.” affected decisions (Jn whether to covering toe difference between John F. Tierney Funeral Home, rings, a yeUow, ^een w d red ^ widow with seven chll- though related. Instrument. Coupon good Mon. & Tues. Only, Feb. 9-10, 1970 government spokesman in The snow mass covered a try the infantry lieutenant. The what it takes In from the com­ 218 W. Center St., to pay print scarf M d shoes trim m ^ years old, jh e was deserve a lot of Bonn, said: “ The government Lim it One Coupon Per Customer path 50 to too yards wide, bury-. U.S. Supreme Court has re­ munities and what it must pay reapocts to Domenic BeUls, a with metal. However, sne Netto raised her children credit, and they deserve a blg- regrets this tragedy and vigo­ Ing an unknown number of versed CMUrt-martial convictions Chicago Suits Herald Program out in interest on its own bonds. tormer member of the club. didn’t feel she w m dressed up. jg gyu atrong, her ger audience, too. Next time rously condemns this Arab ter­ cars on the highway. It was where command influence has Nixon’s program also pro­ "Yesterday for the party i jg gjgpt, her senses keen you hear of a concert offered by rorism ' against toe passengers lieen shown. F The • Women’s AuxUlary of wore my best black dress,” she gj,y g^ ,,y climbs the stairs ^ ^oup why don’t you make feared many more victims were poses a requirement that indus­ of the Israeli airline, El AI.” Lathrop testified Monday that in buried cars. tries using municipal waste dis­ Manchester Memorial Hoapteal said. “ The one I used to wear Holiday House to her bed- ^n effort to attend. If you’ve The grenades exploded in an he was not influenced by higher The avalanche also hit a near­ posal systems pay user fees and will have Its annual Awards Tea to the opera at the BushneU. j-oom. never heard them before, you’ll airport lounge and aboard a bus command. To Enforce Anti-Pollution Rules tomorrow at 1 ;30 p.m. In the Mrs. Netto reminisced about jj[rs. Netto has six surviving by hotel called Les Lessieres, that effluent standards be im­ be astonished right dowm to taking passengers to a waiting On cross-examination today doctor’s dining room at the hoe- her childhood In Italy. She children Including Mrs. Lena V E R Y FIN E M c In t o s h caving its r « i ^ d yerjlanck PTA meeting at 8 'The department’s new auto [S au ce' bus when three or four men a vacation camp for persons un­ back.” were filed Monday, only three Inc.; Pure Oil Co.; Smith Oil soybean oil at ita Chicago plant Maryland students has launched the rest of the day, chatting p.m.^ In toe school auditorium. Latimer then asked “ At any days after President Nixon vis­ and Refining Co.; Olin Corp.; nearly a year ago. pollution standards would lower The cast of “ I’ll Be Home Filmstrip Topic with her many friends at Holl JARS armed with pistols blocked their der 25 by the Union des Centres a campaign to prove that con­ Subjects to be covered in his path. time before September when toe ited Chicago and promised a Penn Central Railroad; Procter Since then, the statement sumers are willing to pay for a exhaust emissions In 1976 be­ For CThristmas” portion o f the How the American Indian fits day House and watching tele' de Plein Air. About 250 young talk are drug education, sex A struggle followed, and the charges were filed, were there cleanup of Lake Michigan. and Gamble Co. said, toe company has been de­ cleaner environment. tween 33 per cent and 78 per Little Theater of Manchester into today’s present life styles 'vision, people were in the building for educatlan, toe shadow child, and driver started the bus and tried any instructions from toe Presi­ In Washington, Atty. Gen. Olinkraft is a subsidiary of signing and installing protective cent from existing ceilings. Ni­ production of “ You Know I is the subject of the latest As- the Mardi Gras school holidays. R. Doyle Grabarck, 26, a doc­ the hyperactive child. to drive away. dent of the United States, from John N. Mitchell said a federal Olin. devices to prevent a recurrence. trogen oxides and particulates I Can’t Hear You When the Most were French, but the man­ toral student in biochemistry at sociated Press Special Report Dr. Breer Is a graduate eft the West Coast?” such as lead from high test gas­ Walter’s Running” will rehearse Dennis Madden One of the armed men jumped agement said there were alsso grand Jury will investigate the toe University of Maryland, Filmstrip. Lathrop replied: “ I was told oline would be covered for toe tonight at 8 at the studio, 22 Harvard University and Har- onto the bus and threatened the som Grmans and Belgians. deposit of solid wastes into toe The 'filmstrip, distributed to vard Medical School. He served the matter had gone to the West said toe students have collected first time—the oxides beginning Oak St. Crash Victim driver, who pressed a release Because of the snow’s light, Calumet River and Lake Wash­ local schools by The Herald, ex­ his internship at Massachusetts Coast and back. At this time, more than 10,000 signatures In in 1973. opening the rear door so the pow(ier consistency, it rolled ington. amines historical and present Dennis Madden Jr., 29, son General Hospital in Boston. He the President was in toe 'White Clean Air Standard Backed less than a week backing their Hydrocarbons would drop 78 Women’s Home League of the passengers could flee. down with great speed and The water pollution charges day realities of Indian life In Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mad- was a pediatrician during mil­ House at San Clemente. I was position. per cent to 0.6 grams; carbon Salvation Army will meet to­ At this moment, one of the at­ poured into the building through were filed under an 1899 statute WATERBURY, Conn. (AP)— the regulations, sponsored the the United States. yen of 300 Green Rd., was killed itary seivlce, and has practiced told this by Col. Chilcoat.” The students fear a nuclear monoxide 60 per cent to 11 morrow at X p.m. in the Junior tackers threw one or two gre­ doors and windows. which forbids the dumping of Students review conditions ^ one-car accident on Rt. 6 In town for more than 10 years. On redirect examination, toe About 40 spectators and five Waterbury hearing and is plan­ generating plant being built for grams; nitrogen oxides 86 per Hall of the Citadel. Hostesses T O P R O U N D nades into the bus. A firefight It was not known how many refuse into navigable waters. ^ M a ^ t i" West Springfield. Mass, at prosecution officer, Capt. Au­ speakers —all in favor — ap­ ning t'wo more scheduled back- the Baltimore Gas and Electric cent from current uncontrolled are MTS. Margaret Therrien y^^y g^^^ then broke out between the at­ were in the dining room at the The action was taken after an to-back in Hartford Feb. 16. brey Daniel, asked, “ Did you peared at a hearing Monday Co. at Calvert Cliffs, Md., will levels to 0.9 grams; particulates and Mrs. Myrtle Turgeon. tackers and airport police. time. investigation by the Army Corps Is ibeing done for them In this Springfield police report- PTA To Meet at any time receive any Instruc­ night into the state’s proposed The first, like the Waterbury destroy aquatic life in toe al­ 33 per cent from current uncon­ It was not immediately deter­ Hundreds of residents of 'Val of Engineers. new air quality standards. Manchester Jaycees will have modem society. ed toe victim, lone occupant of tions from the President of toe session, will be on the proposed ready polluted bay because trolled leVels to 0.1 grama. Among other things, the film- ^gg goutobound on Rt. mined whether the two Injured d’lsere dug with snow and coal Conviction on the misdemean­ The new guidelines would reg­ a membership meeting tonight At Oak Grove United States?” standards, and the second will safeguards are inadequate to HEW is also drafting tentative strip-one of a series of award- g approaching toe ramp to toe attackers were wounded by the shovels for bodies. There was or charge carries a maximum ulate the amounts of sulfur di­ at 8 at David’s Restaurant at "No. I did not,” Lajthrop testi­ be on general proposals to con­ prevent discharge of artificially exhaust goals tor 1980. calling The Nathan Hale School PTA explosion or police bullets. much confusion but no panic as fine of 32,600 and one year im­ oxide and solid particles in the Manchester Shopping Parkade. Memoriia Bridge rotary. Ap- fied. "I was told the matter had trol air pollution. heated waters and radioactive for reductions between 80 per AP—confronts students with toe will meet at toe Natural Science Avner Idan, minister at the soldiers, gendarmes and special prisonment for each offense. air. The event Is open to all men toey said, he found gone to the secretary of the The commission will have the materials. cent and 99 per cent from 1970 traditional Indian mistrust of Center on Oak Grove St. tomor­ Israeli Embassy in Bonn, said Most of the companies were The Oonnectlcut Clean Air between toe ages of 21 and 36 himself too far to the right as police arrived throughout the toe white man based on a his- . ______. „ , „ row at 8 p.m. Mrs. Norman he had been told that three or morning. (See Page Five) charged with dumping oil or Commission', which put forward (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) wishing to Join toe organiza­ lory of exploltaUon and broken , ^ BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAKS fic lighbi tried to veer to toe Newton, director of Project four Arabs charged the passen­ Another avalanche rolled tion. treaties. , left, and struck toe stanchion. Outdoors, will be the guest gers, one of them screaming, down a mountain near Chamo­ The filmstrip features a num­ speaker. “You won’t fly today!” before nix, scene of the 1962 world Phebe Circle of Elmanuel Lu­ ber of on-toe-spot Interviews The car continued for approxi­ mately 20 feet' and struck an She will describe the program BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS hurling toe grenades. skiing championships, and cut theran Church 'will meet to- with Indian leaders at several of in Its entirety, and'show color He said the pilots and an at­ morrow at 7:30 p.m. In Luther toe Indian reservations in which ®*®ctric light pole, overturned. the road between Argentiere slides of materials and equip­ tacker were wounded when a and the Montets pass, but there Federal Authorities Say: Hall of toe church. The R^v. C. Maj. Rome^ Police Sleuth they discuss Indian religion, ment preparation, workshops, grenade exploded near them as was no report of any casualties. Henry Anderson will continue a education, their sense of value Madden was taken to Mercy and teachers and children in­ tXTRA UAH GROUMD BIH discussion of “The Manefesto.” and humor, the Bureau of In- Hospital In Springfield, where volved In outdoor activities dur­ (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight) Retires: No Regrets in Job Hostesses are Mrs. Helen John­ dlan Affairs and toe “ Red Pow- *'® dead on arrival. The ing all seascxns. er“ movement for freedom and hospital reported toe death due Bankers Knowingly Helped son, Mrs. Ame Gustafson and President John McClain will HARTFORD. Conn. fAP) — assistant to Rome from 1962 to Mrs. Ivar Scott. self-determinaOon. to ® fractured skull. conduct a short business meet­ "'Yes, I’m afraid I would,” MaJ. 19®*- ing preceding the program. Re­ Samuel Rome aays when you „ freshments will be served. had been somewhat fruBtratinff. Tw ljA iA t iA out/LaAtidiiL Swindle U.S. Government ask him if he d do it all over j„ jggi g„jj ^gjain in 1968, toe WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed­ bankers has remained In gov­ Government officials here say “ Ko*"- U. S. Supreme Court reversed RANGE eral authorities have evidence ernment files. estimating the number of dol­ The veteran sleuth and con- Iwo widely-publicized murder that two Swiss bankers—fully The case, officials said, is just lars fraudulently channeled into troversial top detective in the convictions that the state ob- aware that they were acconl- one example of the hundreds of foreign bank accounts each year Connectlcut state police an- talned. The court ruled that the FUEL O IL Large plices in a fraud—supplied hun­ frauds and tax evasions be­ "defies imagination,” but cer­ nounced Monday he’s stepping defendants’ constitutional rights dreds ot false documents from a lieved carried out each year tainly runs into the hundreds of down after 33 years, of police Imd been violated during FUNERAL HOME GASOLINE Bunch ea ring of shadow ' companies with the knowledge and aid of millions. service. Rome’s questioning. Calif. Celery 29 wme^ became the backbone ot a discreet foreign blinkers. They say they find it almost For 15 years he has been lop One was the case of Arthur Established 1874 Three generations of service mulUmUJion-doUar swindle Ot Simplified, the case worked impossible to break up such man to the state police detec- Culombe, a Hartford man who the U.S. govaenment. this way: Stone and Rosenbaum schemes unle.ss .someone on the live division, and Monday he had been sentenced to death for I BANTLY OIL gave his estimate of how many the murders of six persons in a COMPANY INC With the a id ^ f the bankers, were officers of a company inside cooperates. 9 142 East Center Street Vine Ripe toe evidence s h ^ s, a group of which was the prime contractor of lUs cases it had solved since series of 1966-67 robberies, The Navy fraud case was MAIN STRm thep; "Beter than 95 per cent.” Another man convicted to the Manchester, Conn. 06040 Americans w ag able to channel on millions of dollars ‘'■in Navy broken by Asst. U.S. Atty. Sey­ Large Size lb Rome said the team he has same case, Joseph L. Taboreky, more than 34 million into secret defense business. mour Glanzer, chief of tlie Tomatoes worked with was responsible. was the last man to die In Oon- (203) 649-7196 29 Swiss bank accounts before the They set up two dummy com­ Frauds Prosecutions Unit of the But things are changing, he nectlcut’s electric chair In 1964. fraud was exposed and stopped. panies in the United States and U.S, Attorney's office here. He California says. It’s more difficult tor po- But Colombc, who had toe The Americans, who pleaded fraudulently represented them was able, through court action, lice to get a conviction tcxluy mind of u nine-year-old, ap- Large ^ guilty of their parts In the fraud, as subcontractors on the Navy to force Swiss banks to open than it used to be, and the po- pealed to the nation’s highest were scheduled for sentencing work.. The Swiss bankers sup­ their books and files. Heads today In U.S. District Court llcemun has lost respect on the court. He won a new trial on plied those subcontractors wltli A 30-eount indictment was re­ Iceberg Lettuce here. fniudulenl bills from other dum­ .street and in the courtroom, p.Qunda his confession came a(- I turned in August, 1968, against They are Francis N. Rosen­ Rome says. jjg ^gg questioned for four my H)uropcan firms for mute- the si.\ defendants involved to baum, a prominent Washington But taken all together, he (jaya without b^lng allowed to Golden (Or Red Washington Stale) rials which wefc never ordered tne case. Stone and Rosenbaum attorney; Andrew L. Stone, a or sliipped. The' dummy subcc>n. said in im Interview after an- gge a' lawyer. He then pleaded 2 pleaded guilty luirt October to nouncing his decision, he would guilty to second degree murder wealthy St. Louis businessman; tractors then "sold” the non-ex­ nine counts each and the other do it all over again. gj,j jg aervtog a life term. Evelyn Price of St. Louis, istent material to the prime con­ defendants to one count each. When Rome retires, he will xhe case of Roy Darwin, an Stone’s execuUve secretary; tractor wlio ehurged the Navy lb Each count carried a maximum become security chief (or Sanl- Andover man convicted of sec-' Delicious Apples Robert B. Bregman, president (or it. penalty of five years in prison las SiTvice Corp. ,o( Hartford, „nd degree murder to toe 1963 29 of Bregman Electronics, Inc., of In paying off llie phoney Swiss and 3 1 0 ,X 0 In (toes. New York; the Chronicraft u building maintenance firm. slaying of a 17-year-old Bolton Full of Juice and Vitamin “ C” bills, Stone and Kosenbaum The indictment named as co- Romo will be replaced as g|p|^ ^gg another case to which Corp., of St. Louis and Alsco were able to siplion tlie fraudu­ conspirators Huns Senn, an offi­ chief of detectives by Maj. Borne directed the state police Inc., of Akron, Ohio. lent overctmrges obtained on cer and director of the Bank Thomas M. O’Brien, a Connect- interrogation. 'The U.B. Supreme The two Swiss bankers were the defense contracts out of the Fur .Handel und Effekten of Z u ­ icut state policeman for the ctourt ruled to 1968 that Darwin Don’t Push Buddy! named as co-conspirators but country. rich', that bank, and Walter A. last 27 years. '^tronfesied Involuntarily after' be- Florida Oranges Bullheads fight for oxygen after pushing a hole not defendants In the case. Tile money went to the Swiss '^fconfesit------, ------— 5 69 in a St. Paul, Minn., lake. Snow covering the ice- Lips, vice director of the Union O Brlen Joined the Hartford/jng unable to eonault with an The fraud has received much Itiankers who routed it into- the Bunk of Switzerland. branch at Police Department in 1939, be- imorney while he waa moved / caked takes keeps sunijght from underwater plant publicity but the 'evidence de­ Americans' secret accounts to came a atate policeman In life which supply oxygen. (AP Photofax) tailing the role of the Swiss Switzerland. (See Page Eight) April 1943, and worked us an (See Page BtgM)