' ■' ■ V;I' C I- k i ^ I . -1 ■ .N , . V ■ ' i - . w. ■ "V ,:1'V 1 'v; L'l 1'^ ^ ■■ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1970 PAGE TWENTY \ \ Average Dally Net PreBS Run The Weather mSanrltpHtpr Sttfttittg For The Week Ended V Snow developing by evening DMetnber 1900 mixing with rain during night The Loyal Circle of King The VFW Auxiliary will hon­ and continuing Tueedny. Tem­ About Town David IxKlge will meeit Monday or its past presidents Tuesday 1 5 , 8 8 0 peratures tonight and tomorrow at 7;4ti p.m. in the Fellowship at a potluek at 6:30 p.m. at the .30 to 85. St. HridRVt Rosary So<-tety Room of tJenter Congregnitlonal Post Home. Members are re­ Manche$ler— 4 City of Village Charm will nioi’t Morulny at 8 p.m. In Church. Hostesses will bo Mrs. minded to bring articles for a The Baby Has the school cafetcrlan after the Samuel Wilson luid Mrs. Ruth gift book. Mrs. Thomas Hovey 7;30 p-Y- Miuss in the church. Sh^p P.M. in the P.M. VOL. 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 im<i Betty Dr, Cri\,ig Daniels of the Uni­ ter Council of Churches and the Democrats Demand Gallagher Anthony, 218 Main St. Manche.ster. She was born versity of Hartford will lecture Manchester Clergy A.ssociation. Mr. and Mrs. James Bonsig- KANSACI CITY, K a n . Feb. 2 a* Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gramb nore of East Hartford will be (Pili^rirntyMills (AP) — Mrs. Margie Shanks, on "Motivation and the Small Rogers T alk Arms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gallagher, Cllfforvh'jdo, Child,” at a .session of the Man­ Tho Women’s Fellowsliip of honored on their 50th wedding mother of five, with her hus­ New Brunswick. Canada. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. anniversary tomorrow at an fabric department otorbb band out of work because of chester Public Nur.slng Associa­ tho Presbyterian Church will RABAT, Morocco, (AP) — Western monarch, King Haesan and Mrs. Tennyson Anthony, 17 Hollister St., Manchester. She tion staff education aeries on have a [wtluck Monday at 6 open house from 4 to 9 p.m. at 3 4 8 3 , a strike, advertised for baby­ has a brother, Tennyson, 3. '4 Oakland St., Route Manchester Prime Ahmed Laraki told Sec- n, in the Mediterranean area, sitting Jobe. Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. in the p.m. in Fellowship Hali of the tho Veterans Memorial Club­ retary of State William P. Rog- Africa and the Arab world. The house, Sunset Ridge, East Hart­ A woman asked .- Mrs. agency's office, 71 E. Center 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 of the nation, an equal-Ume re­ Triggered king was canceled, and instead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 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.