TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1970 PAGE TWENTY iKanrh^iatw ^wptitng llwalii Average Dally Net Press Run The Weather For The 'Week Ended October 4, 1970 church have been invited for an tee members are Mrs. Emil Broivn Ceremony Fair, mild tonight, patchy fog Stanley Circle of South GeoiTgia-Visit' - Events Plaiined evening of discussion and socia Bronkle, Mrs. Norman Cyr, PROVIDENCB, R.I. (AP) — developing; low in 50s. Tomor Uidted Methodist Church wlU ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Presi Mrs. Edward Hein, Mrs. John Dr. Donald F. Homlg, a former row mostly sunny, wairm; high About Town meet tonight at 7:46 at the bility. dent Nixon, barring unforeseen By Zion Ladies Hostesses for this meeting are Krompegal, Mrs. Harold Kyle, presidential science advisor and 15,972 about 80. Friday partly cloudy, IManchester Emblem • Caub home of Mi's. Chester Perris Of difficulties, will vi^t Georg/ia Mrs. Carl Walters, Mrs. Nor Mrs. George Magnuson, Mrs. an early advocate of environ Manchester— A City of Village Charm continued warm. will observe Past Presldente 32 Gerard St. Thursday to dedicate a new The Ladles Aid of the Luther man Cyr and Mrs. Pi*ed Schneid Raymond Miller, Mrs. Anna mental restoration, has been in Night tomorrow at 8 at the Elks oceanographic institute on Skid- an Women's Missionary League er. Grimason, Mrs. Albert Petke, augurated 14th president of Home on Blssell St, Mrs. Lu ’Ihe Connecticut Association away .Tsland near Savanah, VOL. LXXXX, NO. 6 (Olaaslfled Advertising on Page 88) of Zion Lutheran Church wlE Plans have been completed tot Mrs. Charles Kuhl, Mrs. Ernest Brown University. (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS cille Mahoney Is chairman of for Hearing Impaired children Rep. Pletcher ’Ihompson, R- Ruebin, Mrs. Emil Seelert, Mrs. More than 100 delegfates parti the event. She will be assisted will have a garage sale/ Includ meet tomorrow at 7 :30' p.m. at a harvest supper to be held Prl- Ga., says. day, Oct. 16, at 6 p.m. Co-chair Margaret Storrs, Miss Gladys cipated in an academic proces by Mrs. Eleanor Ziemak and ing handmade items and baked the church. Mite boxes are due " I t ’s pretty well set for the men are Mrs. Irving Secor and seelert. Miss Anna Senkbeil and sion Sunday at the university, Mrs. Carol Lenlhan. goods, at 74 N. Lakewood Cir 8th of October,’ ’ Thompson said at this meeting. The Walther Mrs. Fred Schneider. Commit Mrs. Jack Soares. the nation’s seventh oldest. cle tomorrow from 11 a.m. to Sunday. League and all the yonth of the Martha Circle of Emanuel 6 p.m. Victory in Bolivia Lutheran Church will meet President Polishes Thursday at the church. The The Contemporary Literature event will open at 10 a.m. with Group of the TTWCA wlU meet a sewing session, and at 2 p.m., tonight at 7:30 at the home of Claimed by Leftists there will be a business meet Mrs. Chester Bigelow of 8 Har i > J Major Viet Speech ing. Mrs. Anna Anderson will vard Rd. “ An Unfinished Wom PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Left- foreign technicians of the -AQn- lead the devotions. Hostesses an’’ by Lillian Heilman will be lAie’re^ ist forces claimed victory today big Corp. of Bolivia, known as are Mrs. Irma Harrison, Mrs. discussed. The meeting is open. nouj...clo your By.LEWIS OUUCK Madeline Carlson and Mrs. over rightists in the struggle for Associated Press Writer ealebroring p r ..,d „ o y : - 1 4 Clara OuU. The American Legion Auxil WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon today put iary will have a rummage i^ e Qen. Juan Jose Torres, new government, and some .Jmm. . finishing touches on his major Vietnam speech, which 'Willing Workers Circle of ’Tuesday, Oct. 18, and not to ^ m o n t h inarched into La Paz in shouted, “ Government of the South United Methodist Church night as reported in last night’s Joins MCC triumph. people!’* is expected to call, among other things, for a cease-fire will tie quilts at its meeting to Herald. and renewed efforts to free prisoners of war. Sebastian Mudry of 36 Bast- With popular support growing Groups occupied the building ’The President was also under morrow at 1 p.m. in Cooper u jQ / h in 1 0 for Torres, Gen. RogeUo Miran- of the BoUvlan Institute of So- field St. had been appotntod an wthlociciv’/ stood to be aiming at having the Hall of the church. Transporta Manchester Newcomers d u b Uw c^ erv a tiv e army chief clai Studies, run by Roman ground offensive role of U.S. f / ^ 1 *JIJ! J tion will be 'available. Host will have a coffee for new mem Instructor in Mancheoter Com 01 staff who forced President Al- Catholic priests of the Domini- esses are Mrs. Clarabel Carr forces in Vietnam virtually end- L l C t r l C L A l T T O r U bers tonight at 8 at the home of munity College’s department of b(»/l buy/ fredo Ovando Candla to resign can Order of the United Staltes. V ed by the middle of next year. and Mrs. Florence Moore. Mrs. Stephen Pirog, 72 Scarbor psychology, education and phi Tuesday, was reported to have 'Hie priests were accused by Nixon will deliver his address ough Rd. Those wishing more losophy. He teaches a social taken asylum In a foreign em- leftists a few months ago of to the nation at 9 p.m. EDT to Scores Nixon The Adult Information Class information may contact Mis. science and three psychology ^ m in u le / ! bassy. 'Two members of his Jim- being In the service of the U.S. night and a new U.S. peace pro of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ronald Kraatz of 34 Goslee Dr., courses. ta also were said to have taken Central Intelligence .4gency. posal is to be presented at the Church will meet tonight at membership chairman. Mudry came to MCC from similar refuge. Torres came to La Paz from Paris conference with enemy 7:30 at the church. t h e University of Hartford, Torres pledged a new military- his air base headquarters out- envoys on 'ITiursday. Peace Policy ’Ihe Columbiettes of Camp clviUan government in a side the capital and was where he was a psychology in Secretary of State William P. By BONA KAVEE The board of deacons of Cen bell Councli, K of C, will meet structor lor three years. WhUe speech to the people and said it cheered by the people along the Rogers had an afternoon date ter Congregational Church will tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the KofC there, he was a full-time re would be a popular one of the way. Air Force planes flew low with the 'Thai foreign minister NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— meet tonight at 8 in the Rob home. The installation of of searcher during the last six nationalist tendencies. He is ex- overhead along the line of to brief him on the Nixon ad Clark Clifford, who was secre bins Room of the church. ficers is postponed until fur months of a two-year project pected to Eissume the preslden- march. dress. Other consultations were tary of defense under President ther notice. concerned vrtth differences in During the night one member held yesterday In the capitals of Lyndon B. Jidmson, said Tues The confirmation class of treatment of mentally retarded He said the government would of (Miranda’s three-man junta, interested governments, U.S. day that despite campaign prom Nbrth United Methodist Church persons at several institutions. have four basic pillars—the Gen. Fernando Sattorl, the air diplomats said. ises of a peace plan. President 7 will meet tonight at 7 at the He was also a lecturer at Hart farmers, workers, students and force commander, went over to State Department officials Nixon Is seeking a mlUtary vlc- church under the leadership of Public Records ford’s Institute of living last the armed forces. Torres. The two other members said also that ambassadors tory In South Vietnam, He declared his was "the rev- drove out to confer with Torres, the Rev. Earle Custer. The Se year. QUICK were being called in during the Addressing a group of Yale Warranty Deeds nior High iPorunv will also meet A • 1966 graduate of Hunter oluUon the people and mani- whose planes had bombed the ■ afternoon in groups for advance University students, Clifford said Chester S. Ososki and Mary at 7 at the church with Mrs. Oolleg/e in New York City, feats Its unwavering will t o con- presidential palace during the word on the presldentiai ad- he is “ convinced that President E. Ososki to Albert R. Martin (Blanche Newman and Jack Mudry was a New York State tinue toward the goal of national night, but caused little damage, dress. Both Refers and Asst. Nixon has no plan to get out and George L. Popik, property Stroup as leaders. Regents Scholar during his im- liberation.’ ijij,g remaining leaders of Secretary of State Marshall of Vietnam.” at 25-27 Kerry St., conveyance dergraduate years. In 1917, ha .INAHD Ovando was believed to be ^j|g ■ junta, proclaimed after Green, who handles Asian af- Throughout the 1968 presiden- tax $14.30. The nominating committee of received an MA in child psy still in the Argentine Embassy,, preaiddnt Alfredo Ovando Can- fairs, were slated to give these Ual campaign, Clifford said, Nlx- Trinity Covenant Church wUl Joseph Deyorlo to Kenneth W. wfaere he sought asylum, resigned under army pres- Cambodian women soldiers pause to pose for a picture during a rest after the btiefings. on claimed he had a plan for Krlvanec, property at 75-77 chology from the University of meet tonight at 7:30 In the fire OUT... Sources ■ close to ’Torres said he sure Tuesday, went into confer- Nixon set elaborate plans to peace in Vietnam. “ I wonder If Birch St. and 76% Birch St., Connecticut. liberation of Communist-held villages in the Southeast Asia war. (AP Photofax) First Jurors side room of the church. He has started work toward a undoubtedly would be given ence with Torres early today. brief key congressmen, the Cab anybody knows what President conveyance tax $30.80. some government post. They met after Torres’ planes inet and diplomats ahead of his Nixon's policy is?” Clifford Albrook Construction Corp. to doctorate at the University of The Barbara Qtfford Circle of IN Groups of leftist university had bombed the presidential pal scheduled 15-minute address to asked. John V. and Mary Jane L. Tal Massachusetts. Picked In the Women’s Society of Com students forcibly occupied the ace, causing little damage. be carried live on radio and So far, he said, all Nixon has ley, property on Vernon St., Mudry is active in groups in munity Baptist Church wUl 'homes of military men and ci television. told the American people is that conveyance tax $41.80. volved in environment and pop ’The two, Gen. Efraln Gua- Cong Forces Stage 21 Attacks meet tonight at 8 at the home of \m vilians considered to be right challa and Rear Adm. Alberto But the White House re he Is seeking to end the Vietnam Quitclaim Deed ulation problems. He heads the My Lai Case' - Mrs. Robert Johns, 280 Greens ists. Albarracln, arrived at Torres’ mained mum on what new offer war-through Vietnamization and Green Manor Estates Inc. to speakers bureau of the eastern Union workers took over the wood Dr. The Reed - EJaton Connecticut chapter of Zero _ _ headquarters at the military FT HOOD Tex (AP) — Two ’^^SToUator David K. E. Bruce negotiation. Albrook Construction <3orp., two ^ THAN conservative newspaper El Dl- base of El Alto 12 miles outside Circle will also meet at 8 at the parcels on Vernon St. Population Growth; and is In 24 Hours in Mekong Delta Army first’ lieutenants who bargahUng table "Vietnamization is a plan for home of Mrs. John Sherrock, alio, the oldest and most re- Paz and told him : ‘ ‘We come swore they would not let their Thursday’s weekly meeting perpetual war,’ ’ Clifford said. Trade Name president of HELP, an auton Spected In BoUvla. peacd.’’ 276 E. Middle Tpke. William M. Tleman and Lola omous, ecology-population ac 10 MINUTES! SAIGON (AP) — Allied forces Reports from tne scene said a one-day, blitz operation. Any colonel influence them in any Paris with North Vietnamese "The attitude of the mlUtary to Dispatches from the interior nTorres showed them some today reported 82 Viet Ck)ng and a man is that the South Viet Tleman, doing business as Man tion group orgwtized at UOonn said leftist workers in the tin battalion of Cambodians, re- military currency in the hands way were accepted today as the and Viet Cong envoys, The Dupee Circle of South North Vietnamese killed in namese cannot do the Job them chester Gifts, 40 Edgerton St. lor the surrounding area. mines had expelled Bolivian and (See Page Eight) crulted and trained by the U.S. oi speculators, money changers first jurors of the court-martial United Methodist Church wUl Marriage license small ground actions in South Special Forces in Vietnam, suf- other unauthorized persons of My Lai defendant SSgt. Da- selves, that some Americans WASH BDEMOMiY UADS H »Ii must remain.” have a Pair workshop meeting Walter Frank Broderick, New Vietnam, an American pilot fered at least one dead and six became immediately worthless vid Mitchell, "I find Vietnamization os a tonight at 7:30 at the home of London, and Carol Noreen De- DMignad (or Am n«w modsm (obrki.dM m m killed in the crash of his U.S. wounded in the attack at the vil because it could not be turned in 1st t .lo Jerry T Curry 26 Nixon Comes Adult School plan to pieace wholly wanting,” Mrs. Prank Mott, 122 Campbell Felice, 401 Keeney St., Oct. 10, Mlnl*Qulek<^ eydn ghrrn a cowpiDia modi Air Force plane, and 21 enemy lage of Kbal Domrel. The action for new money. Levellond, Tex., and John R. mortar and rocket attacks in he said. Rd. Mrs. Eugene Horttm is co Church of the Assumption. sm was just off Highway 6, the gov It was the third time since Knox, 23, Waycross, Ga. both Workshop Due and rims laqiisnea in I dicn 10 alnnlH. Wichita State Crash the past 24 hours, most of them To Hartford Clifford said he believed the hostess. Building Permits Parfed for ioddMly naadad HamsI ernment’s only supply line. U.S. military scrip was intro- Vietnam veterans, were accept- Robert S. Sandall Jr., altera In MHS Lounge in the Mekong Delta. A witness said at least two en- Vletnam*in 1965 that It ed after two hours of question- Paris peace talks were making The begiimlng Adult Discus tions to dwelling at 114 Hollister ’The plane, a propeller-driven emy soldiers were killed In the recalled and exchanged. ing. On Monday some progress in 1968 under Cy sion Class of, South United St., $200. Probers Call ^Death Plane^ Al Skyralder, went down ’Tues rus Vance and Averell Harri- The Manchester Adult Eve E R O iis in fighting at the village, 38 miles VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) _ Curry and Knox are under the Methodist Church will meet to Russell Aliczi, alterations to day In Thua Thlen province, in HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - man, but that "any progress morrow at 10 a.m. in the dwelling at 83 Bissell St., $1,200. ning School will sponsor a work the northern part of the country. north of Phnom Penh. American planes have -been command of Col. Richard G. stopped when Nixon came into shop for prospective and llrst- Agings Just Out of Storage U.S. headquarters in Salg6n bombing northern Laotian Tr®*'Y. 46, who also is on the Nixon will be in Hart- power.” church reception hall. Its RyE. Miller lor Ellsworth Mit- FILTEIKFU* ’The cause of the crash was not panel from which Mitchell's lord Monday to give Eastern theme: '"nie Christian in To t e ^ garage at 14 Carol. Dr., y6ar secondary school substi reported two ground encounters towns and villages for more WASHINGTON (AP) — The West Texas State the previous in Vietnam and said American than two years, refugees from ®0“ rt will be selected. Trefry editors ^ d broadcMtera a back- day’s World” . $2,000. tute teachers tomorrow at 7 ^ In Cambodia, Communist government says an aging air weekend, the FAA said. forces made another attack on units killed 18 Viet Cone Cong and and the the area area said said today, todav. was scheduled to be questioned ground briefing on fo re l^ policy p.m. in the faculty lounge of FAA spokesman James R. later. the White House said today in Manchester IQgh School. liner on Its first passenger flight the government force stalled 47 North Vietnamese without tak- Refugees interviewed in and a series of telegrams to the Greenwood said preliminary fig miles north of Phnom Penh, at Ing any casualties. around Vientiane ' said that in Both Curry and Knox said C Registration at no cost, will after coming out of mothballs ures showed the plane weighed they would not be Influenced by news media. take place at the meeting. may have been 4,000 pounds an estimated 48,900 pounds upon Talng Kauk, and made "minor The South Vietnamese com- nild-1968 bombers, which pre- ,, , , , The inc tdlegramicicEitmi numfrom Whitettiuui THE LEARNING TREE ) Adults who are citizens and overweight when It crashed in its takeoff to climb the towering harassing attacks’’ at four mand announced that 64 of the viously focused on enemy troop Trefry s opWon if '^efry also is R„j,ert Odle said the have a' bachelor’s degree are the Rocky Mountains killing'30 Rockies after a refueling stop in points on Phnom Penh’s outer enemy were killed In six scat- concentrations, began striking chosen for the court and if he pregi^gnt ^e accompanied I M a iila a M h t invited. persons on a Wichita State Uni- Denver Friday. The maximum defense ring, 514 to 24 miles tered ground actions with gov- population centers. disagrees with them. poiinvad. northeast, east and south of the emment troops. It said govern- Refugees said they had to C^rry said he never saw co o r ^jggj. jjenry Kissinger. Laurence Leooird, MHS vice n c n d m d s i i versity football trip. takeoff weight listed In speclfl- DAY CARE CENTER Cambodian capital, a Cambo- ment casualties totaled four spend most of day underground pictures, published in a national 7:16-0:80 principal, will coordinate the Quantmes A second rented plane used to cations for the Martin 404 plane recurring re yeiiir dod»M. A bo dhpamaD dali^ dlan military spokesman said. wounded. toto avoid avoid the the bombs bombs and and ven- ven- magazine, magazine, allegedly showing program. Participants will be fly the ill-starred football team is pounds, ports that Nixon would visit m m SERY SCHOOL - A.M^;...... ganbavanlydiroiidhoalaMwaA load. 44,900 tured out to work their fields Junior high school vice princi Limned... was slapped with an emergency a spokesman for the National The Cambodian spokesman The South Vietnamese an- (See Page Thirty-Five) Connecticut in the near future to LUNCH, NAP, SUPERVISED GROUP ACTIVITY - P.M- __ only at night. They said they pals: Andrew Vince ns of Bllng Givat tha daanasi wasb poulblal grounding Tuesday after the Transportation Safety Board, said one government soldier nounced that one of the mortar campaign for Lowell P. Welcker, 2 OPENINGS AVAILABLE the Republican senatorial candi T and Ronald Edmondson of Ben- Wodtt at d l ipaads and wotar U v^/ tem b^dm ents‘7n"the'M eko'i^ afraid of na soHurryi Federal Aviation Admlnlstra- which Is spearheading the was killed and more than 30 palm and antipersonnel frag Mra. SAVVA, B.S._Ed., director ' net. wounded in the mortar and in- Delta killed two civilians and a date. State GOP sources at the Indadlng Mlnl-NKaib*. tion said it found 16 malnte- probe, said the plane may have mentation bombs which they BOl/TON 649-4044 FILTEIPFUr fantry attack at Taing Kauk. soldier and wounded four civii- time said Nixon would makd no nance defects. . flown Into a blind canyon, been said caused heavy civilian cas ( The twin-engine aircraft that unable to escape, and crashed The Cambodian force "there is ians and two soldiers in a dls Pdhther Case campaign appearances but smashed into a mountainside en- mto a ridge at the foot of the. engaged in the government’s trict town 42 miles southwest of ualties. might come here for a foreign Bids Received 'U.S. officials here and in policy briefing. route to a Utah State game last Continental Divide, where a first major offensive of the war. Saigon. Washington say strict controls On Trash Pickup Friday was making its maiden wall of mountains rises abrupt- an attempt to open the highway Meanwhile. American authon- ^ununn Resumes In No timetable for the (Presi trip with the football team after ]y, prevent bombing of civilian pop dent’s visit was available Im HAVE YOU AN between Phnom Penh and Kom- ties suddenly called in all mill- ulation centers which are off having been parked In storage in a Denver hospital, co-pllot mediately. On the base bid, in which the pong niom , 60 miles north of tary payment certificates—the limits even in free strike zones. EVENT SCHEDULED In Las Vegas, Nev., for three Ronald Skipper said the plane The president’s planned trip to Supeit school system supplies contain Talng Kauk. currency used by the 390,000 U.S. Ambassador McCurtrie New Haven THAT CALLS FOR years. Its owner said. was flying a scenic sight-seeing Connecticut comes close on the Ten miles to the rear of the GI’s and by U.S. Government Godley has responsibility for ap CLARK CUFFORD ers, General Sanitation Service The same plane veered off a .route through the mountains, heels of a nationwide address QAT€Rfm FOOD? government’s main force, ene and contract civlliana—in a proving targets and assessing NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — scheduled for 9 p.m. today on Oo. of Newington, with a figure runway and bent a propeller ^ut declined to discuss the de- my troops drove off an assault move aimed- at thwarting black bomb damage on the basis of A hearing resumes today in Su- the situation in Southeast Asia, Relations between the U.S. and It n » y be a wedding, a ban of $7,680, is the apparent low when a landing gear collapsed jgjjg of the crash, marketeers and counterfeiters. ssmo£ quet or Just an Informal get- bidder for garbage and rubbish by elite Cambodian soldiers aerial photographs, but knowl- perior Court on a motion to dls- North Vietnam deteriorated, he as It tried to take off from Okla- Secretary of Transportation removal from Manchester trying to forestall an attempt to The currency is being ex miss charges against the Black ' ' continued, after the invasion of together of a society, lodge or / homa City to pick up the Wichi (See Page Ten) some friendly group. schools this year. ta State team for a flight to (See Page Thirty-Five) cut the main force off. changed for a new series in a Panther party members be- There was speculation Nixon Cambodia by U.S. troops—a de On the alternate bid, with the cause of pretrial publicity about might propose a cease-fire, or a velopment Clifford described as We Are Prepared to contractor furnishing contain the case. Geneva-type multination confer- “ a real catastrophe.” ' Serve You to Your ers, its bid was $8,860. Bobby Seale, the party's 33- ence on Southeast Asia, or spe- "Before Cambodia,” he said, year-old national chairman, and cial talks on prisoners of war or "there was a great conflict in Complete Satisfaction 6. and R. Sanltatiim Service Oo. of Wapplng is the apparent only ^Poffar/ lha axoliwiva fnini-Ba/bat*for/indl nui/cinoe iood/ Ericka Huggins, 23—b o t h a combination of various items North Vietnam, which is not a Our catering service is set up low bidder on the alternate bid, charged in the slaying of Alex aimed at breaking the lengthen- monolithic force. Agnew Says Nixon Roots Out Radicals Rackley—were in court Tuesday* ing deadlock at Paris, ’’For the last three years the to be flexible enough to ac $7,990. It submitted ttie same commodate any size gathering. figure for the base bid. when Judge Harold M. Mulvey There was talk, too, that Nix- Soviet Union would like to have Why not call us and talk over Sanitary Refuse Oo. of Per- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Vice denied five defense motions and might unveil a speedup in seen the war in Southeast Asia t^ details? rett PI. did not submit a base /granted two others. u.S. troop withdrawals beyond end. Red China, on the other President Spiro T. Agnew saye bid but bid $14,734 on the lilter- I Mulvqy denied motions re- the timetable he set last April, hand, supported a hard position,’ nate. there’/ no other uio/herJilQe it! President Nixon Is "a prime questing a. second bail hearing At that time he announced an- Clifford said.’ The fourth bidder, Qeoige H. jmover in our drive to root out o4 for Mrs. Huggins, the presence other 150,000 men would 'be However, when the Nixon ad Barden Grove Caterers, Inc^ I Colby of Newington, submitted positions of power those radical of other defendants in the trial brought home from Vietnam by ministration sent troops into a base bid of $66,000 and an al of Seale and Mrs. Huggins, se Cambodia last spring, “ China TELEPHONE 649-5313— 649-5314 liberals who frustrate our pro next May, including 50,000 by' ternate of $07,000. questration (isolation) of the became a major influence on gress at home and undercut our Oct. 16. jury, disclosure of the state’s North Vietnam,” he said. efforts for an honorable peace The administration has been witnesses and suppression of expected to make a move on the A further obstacle to negotia abroad.” evidence gathered as a result Vietnam peace front before next tion with North Vietnam, accord Agnew told a Republican din of wiretapping month’s elections. Nixon, how- ing to Clifford, has been United ner Tuesday night that he wel The Judge granted a motion ever, told newsmen Tuesday States support of "the wishes of comed the President’s return allowing the defense to examine “ We do not consider this to be a the Thieu-Ky government in from a nine-day European tour questionnaires filled in, by , pros- propaganda gimmick. We are South Vietnam—a government /ItL QjwiJtajtiojc for that reason and because it for whom I have no respect.” pective jurors, and a motion to not saying it simply for the 7 meant the end of a delicate dip . Clifford told his audience that permit the defense to inspect 68 re co ri 1 he had attempted to discern lomatic mission. items held by the state as “ The statement is one that FROM Senate Republican Leader Nixon’s plan for peace by care evidence. has been prepared only after Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, fully studying the president’s Still pending are motions to very thorough consideration of wlio sat at the head table with speeches and writings'. Piadl,MrifiiC(Sie1MmvrASiait sequester witnesses, to bring the all the issues that are involved $ 1 3 4 7 0 Agnew, was asked last wSek “ Nixon believes,” he said cases to trial Immediately and in our negotiating position,” THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. about Agnew’s criticism of Sen. "that the fundamental struggle to require George Sams Jr—a Nixon'said. "I Charles Goodell, R-N.Y-, and re in South Vietnam exists be 886 NORTH MAIN STREET *199” aM S * former Panther who pleaded "it is a statement that has tween the forces of communism adied he -would be glad when guilty to second-degree murder been discussed with the govern-, FfTnci A — e* M Nixon returned because "when and the forces of freedom and MANCHEffTER. CONN. rooa MipoMr * ivN^Nm p o w saS?*’* and testified for'the state at the ment of Vietnam, the govem- Top the President is away there are that we have to see that fight trial of Lonnie McLucas—to ment of Cambodia, and the gov those who like to play.” through. undergo a second mental ernment of Laos, and has the At Buffalo, N.Y., Tuesday, ” I think that is the reason why 1 4 ,t C ..F L examination. 50th Anniversary Open House] HO FROST RESUdEJlATOII Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller told approval of those governments yiq has never revealed his plans One more witness is scheduled newsmen he had spoken to the • • • • for peace." to testify today on the pretrial "It will be the most compre- "Nixon is making troop wlth- n M < ^ BEHIND I^E COUNTER OR BEHIND THE PRODUCT, White House about Agnew’s publicity motion. hensive statement ever made, on drawals to appease people. But We extend to YOU, a cordial indtatkn to come in and see the latest ide^ criticism of Goodell. During Tuesday’s session Mul- this subject since the beginning he hopes to apply pressure until "I raised it to the White and products in the Building Materials Industry. Bring the family, collect vey heard testimony from eight of this very difficult war .... the enemy capitulates,” Clifford *299” tostiStiSSs House last week,” Rockefeller representatives of news media (it) will cover all of the major, said. “ I am clear In my mind. fresh ideas to brighten year home. N0RMAN$ HAS THE EXPERTS ifoM "I expect in a day or two c,)f ftrufcwtiH . In Connecticut. issues that are involved in the that his goal is victory in South the matter will be the subject of Testifying were: John Arm- Southeast Aslan area.’’ Vietnam.” discussion with the recently re strong, chief of the New Haven The President arranged tp The time may come, Clifford FRIDAY, OCT. 9 - 1 PJI. - 8:90 P.M. turned President.” bureau of The Associated Press; brief the Cabinet at 5 p.m. and predicted, when North Vietnam SATURDAY, OCT. 10 - 9 AM. • 4 PM. N RM AN I think, frankly, its (Agnew’s William Ellison, director of pub- legislative leaders of both par- will move to escalate the war, 0 ’5 Intervention) helped Sen. Good- lie affairs and news for WNHC- ties an hour later. and "the future of South Viet I INC. EfO O EX M IK B INC. eU.” TV; Charles T. McQueeney, Secretary of State William P. nam will hang in the balance. Saying the involvement of out managing editor of the New Ha Rogers was assigned to do the The North Vietnamese will not VBtNON siders makes Issues emotional, MANCHESTER SINCE ven Register; John Swope, same for diplomats from inter give up. 80DVENIB8 W SPECIALS W PRIZES -k DEMONSTRATIONS RockefeUer noted, ” I think It Is POST SHOPPING PLAZA-RT. M director of news and special ested foreign governments dur “ If the U.S. reverses its xwUcy ) 44S HARTFORD ROAD 1939 better we stick to InteUect In events for WNHC-AM; Steve ing the day. and sends in more troops I be- TIL. Exi»96offRf.15AI^.TB. iFM ni stead. I’m for running on our Police carry away a girl who was-among some .200 Agnew made a speech last night. Police dispersed the crowd, arresting 37 persons. (AP Photofax) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) (See Page Thirty-Five) (See Page Fifteen) demonstrators outside the Pittsburghf hotel where *v \
MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 P A G E T H R E E
P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN .'-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER'7, 1970 toe first nation to Impose such a on Wells St. and on iSchool St., Swedes Ban ban. Officials in Rome denied she complained of a large they have any restrictions on Directors’ truck parking overnight on Open 6 Days 9:00 to 5:30 — Thursday Nights till 9:00 National Galleiy Sheinwolfl on Bridjre hormone-fed animals. Wells St., she complained of toe Community Medicine MOVIE R A n N Q S Meat With absence' of an adequate north- h i d fit's FORRMIENTBAND U.S. officials said they were Comment To Fill World’s DON'T RELY ON NICKEL NORTH unaware of any import restric south artery to take care of toe YOUNQ PEOPLE FOR BRIDGE GUESSWORK a tions 'h y France. Officials to traffic which will come off toe Largest Album 643 Hormones new 1-84 (formerly Rt. 6), and Tf of lf*o ftt/fffft is to tntofm Paris said stooe 1964, France >0 obf^cfhr# By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD 0? 64 Session pofoots Mt>out tfto su/tat>iMy of WASHINGTON (AP) — Swe has permitted toe Import of only ^ ..... she complained of inadequate morio confont tor ¥iawinff by lhair cfulO/an. WASHINGTON (AP) — The 0 AKJ Claiming that toelr neighbor maufflcent play areas for National______Gallery_____ of _ _Art has "What this country needs is a , AJ542 den has Informed toe United those meats which have been Doctors o f Dedication launched an ambitious project a good five-cent nickel,” writes WEST EAST certified as comtog frdto anl- V w ? b“ k States It will no longer permit ALL AGES ADMITTED mals fed on a hormone-freb yard and that a poorly control General Audiences to fill the world’s largest photo an angry correspondent. "In the a K J9 ♦ 10 toe importation of meat from She suggested that toe town Now When Every Dollar Counts, By ANN BLACKMAN them," said Dr. Alexander was concerned with Social Sue- est contribution," McGarvey album with 2.6 mlUlon pictures, old days you could toss a coin QJ 105 ^ K9732 dl®t. ■ led cesspool exists there, ' two Leaf, chief of medical services cess. It was a fim-loving, elitist said. animals fattened with hor should consider condemning toe Associated Press Writer J. Carter Brown, gallery dl- to find out which way to findsse, <> 9652 O Q 10 8 4 U.S. officials say they conduct women appeared at a Board of Garter Chevrolet Co., property at Massachusetts General Hos- society interested in a more One organization which is en- ALL AGES ADMinED rector, said the National Photo- and you’d have at least an even 4> ♦ Q96 mones. no certification program, but Directors' comment session u r ^ Count The Dollars You Save 87 plus two or three Wells St. prop Dr. Chris Ramsey is 28. This pital in Boston. "Last spring, I material, highly organized way couraging medical students to GP Parental Guidance Suggested graphic Archives will become a chance. ’The modem nickel al-_ France Is listed to government yekerday momliig to complain. enter areas of public health, SOUTH The ban. Imposed last month, erties, for use as play areas. year he turned down numerous surveyed 42 interns and rest- of life which provided for secu- treasury of the world’s great art ways steers you the wrong way, a A Q 8 7 52 adds to a confusing worldwide statistics as Jmporttog - 478,000 They asked for a cleanup of the On These Outstanding Values! $30,000 and up offers from medi- dents. None of them wanted to rity, comfort and success. Ihe preventive medicine and envi and architecture, built around and the buffalo just laughs in patchwork of laws and proce- ticcf Uvers to 1968 and 1969. yard. •cal schools, drug and Insurance go into private practice and 38 present day students are Impos- ronmental health is the Student <3? A8 RESTRICTED 200,000 photographs donated by your face.” 0 73 The comment session was companies and private founda- wanted to develop group prac- gibie to understand if your con- American Medical Association— Under 17 rtquirts Kcompanying dures aimed at regulating toe Sweden imported 130,000 by Republican Dlrec- Nation’s Weather Parent or Adult Guardian Solomon R. Guggenheim In 1948. North dealer. A K 10 3 use of such hormones as dieto- pounds of fresh and frozen beef tlces.” cepts and standards are of a SAMA. "The gallery will soUclt Both sides vulnerable. u- * II ...... tors David Odegard, James Snow and cold weather spread Diatead, he draws a $12,000-a- a 1968 poll of graduating se- former generation," he said, Organized in 1950, SAMA now Quden of East South West ystllbestrol. ^ d 8,000 beef Uvers to toe last p^^r and W lU l^ Diana. museums for negatives and Opening lead over toe northern and central year salary from the Washing- niors at the three medical Kim Masters, 24, of New York has local chapters at 87 of the Hearts. Pass 1 4 Psss VlrtuaUy all beef to toe Unit- y®ars, according to Agricul- One man who appeared had commission photographers to Pass 3 Pass ton based organization he found- schools in Boston failed to turn ,g third-year______Harvard country’s 96 medical schools NO ONE UNDER 17 A O M IH ED contribute to the -photo collec My correspondent won toe 41 ed States Is fattened with this Department figures. Italy u,ree unrelated______complaints.^_____ Rockies today and spilled Into (Age limit may vary All Pass hormone, wWch Is also caUed Usted as Importing 135,000 concerned a dry brook adjacent sections of toe Great ed while still in medical sdiool, „p one student with the intention ^e^cal student who was presJ- membership ot 24,000 stu- in certain areas) tion. first trick with toe ace of the Institute for Study of Health entering general practice. ^rst and sec- SAMA is now working The Idea, Brown said. Is to hearts, led a diamond to dum- DES. The impact of Sweden’s P®“®<^s of fresh and frozen beef, running from Bratoard PI. to S. plains, a i^ Society. Dr. Joseph W. Gaitlella. who ond-year class. Masters, who time to integrate communi- •••■^^,******************* make toe National Gallerj? more- my’s king and tried a finesse toe top _ diamonds______and______ruffs__ a decision is not clear, since offl- In coimtries which ban meat Mato St. He said It hadn’t been Temperatures feU Into toe Ramsey is one of a new breed yg^pg jjgg beg„ aean of Avenue and did ty health projects into the .Ml gsi"885 [K] m.utMct'vt than a musty-covered repository with toe queen of spades. West Then he gives up the clals say other nations which from hormone-fed animals, “we cleaned to 40 to 80 years, that It teens or lower^to * p^^ , ------lives medical schools curricula. net MM Of TM( of doctor dedicated to Improv ifonoH »*cnm coqi of uif-AfouurioN for the nation’s art treasuree. took the king of spades and tod heart. have Imposed similar bans have don’t attempt to meet toelr re- becomes clogged by sand, and tana and Wyoming. injg the quality and delivery of leal Schoool, analyzed the Influ- pptngeton University spent the SAMA sponsors five commu- “We hope people will use this jack of hearts and got out with winner of toe heart reached some sort of accommo- qulrements for export” by hav- that It Is toe cause of flooding Seven inches of snow blanket medical care in America. facility to toe broadest way, to a diamond to dummy’s ace. dation with existing U.S. prac- tng a certification program, on Bissell and Birch Sts. < Ttootns eoicai care ui lamencH.. ences. Ideas and goals of to- summer„,mmpr workingWnrlrtnir Inin a hoe- nity-oriented memedical projects trick leads a spade. South vrill ed Doublas, Wyo. Four Inches His second complaint con tradlti
"The Guard fired amidst groat turmoil and confusion, engendered in part by iEopning IppraUi their own activities. But the guardsmen FDBLISHBD BY THE should not have been able to kiU so HlMtAI.TV PRINTINO CO.. INC 18 Blssell Street easily in the first place. The general is M iicheeter. Conn. THOMAS F. FEHOUSON suance of loaded weapons to ' law WAL.TBR R. FBRaiTSON Publlshera enforcement officers engaged In con Founded October 1, 1881 trolling disorders is never justified ex-' PubUabed Fvery Evening Except Sund&yr ■ad Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at cept in the case of armed resistance Manchester, Conn., as Second Ctass Mall Matter.______that trained sniper teams are unable to SUBSCBIPTION RATES handle. This 'was not the case at Kent Payable In Advance One Year ...... 180.00 State, yet each guardsman carried a Sir Months ...... 1S.M Tbree Months ...... 7.80 loaded M-1 rifle. One Month ...... 3.60 "This lesson Is not new. The National m e m b e r o f THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders Tile Associated Press Is exclusively en titled to the use of republlcatlon of all and the guidelines of the Department of news dispatches credited to It or not other- wise credited In this paper and also the the Army set it out explicitly. local news published here. iJO rlOdtts of - rOpubllcatlon of special dis "No one would have died at Kent State patches herein are also reserved. if this lesson had been learned by the The Herald Printing Company Inc., as- snines no financial responsibility for typo Ohio National Queuil.’’ graphical errors appearing In advertue- menta and other reading m atter In The There are lessons Id be learned by Maadiester Evening Herald. both "sides" from the experluice at Subscriber to Los Angeles Tbnes-Washlng- too Post News Service. Kent State, and one sharp big lesson diat Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc PnbUshers Representatives — Mathews, should be. learned by every American of gbannon j a a Cullen Inc., &>eclal Agency whatever stripe and engage his own fu — New York, Chicago. Detrott and Boston - ture deticatian and loyalty—the lesson MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCDLa' TTONR______that it should never be allowed to hap Display advertising closing hours pen again that affairs should degenerate T o r Monday — 1 p.m. sYlday. For Tuesday t- 1 p.m. Saturday. to a state in which^thls country can be For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. found shooting down its own children. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. yet they say a lot. Its our wa For Saturday — l p.m. Thursday Oaaslfled deadline — 6 p.m. day be fore publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Hatnrday and Monday publication After The First Frost It is hard to tell how our ancestors - Wednesday, October 7 evdr knew, in the days before asphalt shingled roofs on their bams, and before The Blame At Kent State they had automobiles with metal roofs and sloping glass windshields standing Fbotio0mphed by Albert Bucelvtclua ...... |1he President’s Oommlsslcm on Cam in their yards, just when they were hav pus Unrest, heculei^ by former Oovemor ing their fir^ frost. LAND AND SEA, ROCKPORT, MAINE '- i- ■ William Scranton, hag probably surpris One assumes, in fact, that, tn the ab ed many of its critics by the even-hand sence of such signposts, th ^ missed ed way it hands out blame for thd many a first frost, just because it didn’t tragedy at Kent State last May. happen to ligiit upon some pumpkin leaf, To all those vidio have persisted in or kill their dwindling tomato ■vine, or Inside thinking and saying, all almig, that the leave a strange wavering line aroimd The Ripple From Suez students at Kent State had some reqion- the edge of their bird bath. one of these buttons take it as an invitation to tek the wearer whats on ant experience ot reading slbility for the final tragedy that oc We, in our time, may havd to scrape "Most Distressing” curred there, thd Scranton Commission comment by an opponent ot Dot our windiriilelds for ^veral mornings be To The EJdltor, Miller’s that she did not attend now says yes, this was 40. fore we discover the first trace of dam Report any anniversary meetings, what I have just read the report In the conclusion to its report, the age to summer foliage, or find that the a sad mistake he has made. By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak entitled "A Social Profll^of Na I assume he is referring to the Ckmunisslon sajrs the following: weather has finally begun to call a halt than Hale and Lincoln Schools" and find it most distressing. so called steering committee "The conduct of many students and to that long partnership it set in progress WASHINGTON — President demanding that Moscow reveal resulted from Soviet cheating meetings that were chaired nonstudent protesters at Kent State on Maybe I am wrong but I was r with the planting of seeds in that long Nixon’s hardening line on the its position on concessions be along the Suez Canal. under the Impression that a by Dr. Sheldan. Dot Miller ^ 99 a 99 the first four days of May, 1S70, was Soviet Union, the direct result fore the Western powers lay That disclosure is symbolic. did not have .to report to .V • aij'' - a • a a a a a a a a a a ago season of hope, the spring. It adds more fuel to Bonn’s con social worker’s Job was to seek plainly intolerable. We have said in ouf of Soviet cheating on the Mid down specific demands. out the problems and find ways this group, she was on the As the average goes, this has beep a dle East peace plan, is already Some of Brandt’s advisers cern about the Impact of Soviet to help solve them, not con parade committee and a very rd^iort, and we repeat: Violence by s^ - conduct in the Middle East or late year for the first ice on wlndrfUelds, creating subtle but potentially fear that President Nixon, who demn them. important member. Dot Miller has never been completely sold Mr. Nixon's conduct on Berlin. dmts on or off campus cmi never the first droop in thd garden foUage. dangerous differences between There are many social was given the Job of finding be Justified by any grievance, the United States and West on Brandt’s ostpolltik anyway, problems In this area, just as bands, talking to them, getting Instead of the first week of October, it Germany, far from the Suez may Insist on safeguards for the speed of march and then philosophy, or political Idea. There can well as the rest of the town. has sometimes been the second week in Canal. the isolated city of West Berlin Herald Sure we see these problems a reporting back to our commit be no sanctuary or immunity from prose September. The West German govern —certain political links to West lot more in this area because tee with an acceptance or re Germany, for example, unac Yesterdays jection. This was a task she did cution on the campus. Criminal acts by ’The nice thing about the first frost, if ment of Chancellor Willy we live closer together. To say Brandt has committed its full ceptable to Moscow and not re that this whole area Is to be without looking lor any recogn students must be treated as such there can be anything nice about a garded as absolutely necessary 25 Years Ago your mind about our bank and our :pwices. If it s a gripe or a prestige to getting a ratification considered a "ghetto" is a bit ition or thanks from the town, wherever thdy occur and whatever their partial death, is that it seems to decree of t h e new non-agression by Bonn — that would make far out. I’m sure if we all lived only the parade committee agreement Impossible. This was a Sunday; The Her purpose. Those who wrecked havoc on a degiree of temporary hoUijay from the treaty with Moscow by the Ger ald did not publish. like this report Insinuates we knows ol the fine job she has the town of Kent, those who burned the man Bundestag. To Bonn, moreover, speed in would have what Is considered a done. chores o< the land. ’Then, when Its touch conducting the Berlin talks Is ghetto. We all have problems I can name many other R.O.TJC. building, those v/bo attacked But whether Brandt even sub 10 Years Ago of chill weathdr is usually succeeded by mits the treaty to the Bunde Essential. Brandt needs an and should try and solve them. things Dot Miller has given her agreement on Berlin by early Burroughs Co. Business When these social workers (?) C and stoned National Guardsmen, and all a quick return of warm, pleasant days, stag will depend on new ar support to that have gone un- next year at the latest. He Machines manufacturers con wrote this report they seem to mentloned. Bolton’s Fire Dept, those who urged them on and airlanded there ^ems a free and gracious invita rangements and safeguards be tween West Berlin and West needs it in time to submit his siders locating branch plant in have omitted all the hard work goes to a parade ■with a flag 99 their ddeds share the responsiblUty for non-aggression treaty with the Manchester. ing dedicated families whose tion to do nothing more, for an after Germany, the most compli donated by Dot Miller, Memor • » • • • • • •••••• • • • the deaths and injuries cf May 4.” noon or two, than UngoY '.lazily in the cated single Issue left over Soviet Union to the Bundestag Boy Scouts seek $12,000 in an children go to these two schools. ial Day is not complete with out In addltiim to its assignment of a from World War n. 'The treaty by early February. nual Boy Scout campaign for I have quite a few adequate Dot Miller’s help. , ' “V' ; S ' short late sun of autunln« as if one had West Germeui politicians are funds in Manchester. neighbors who live near by who share of the blame to the students, the does not mention the Berlin Is- No successful chairman should long, rich fur, and tree notch storehousea convinced that t h e present are doing an honest day’s work ever let a false statement be ) 4' and who are trying to guide - ' s'-- ^ . Scranton Commission has some sym ■ full of acorns. ■ ' Soviet leadership, headed by made of one of his efficient The terms of those new ar Communist party First Secre Q uotations their families the right way. pathetic understandliig for the position rangements and safeguards, in committee members without T tary Leonid Brezhnev, wants to "It Isn’t enough to speak in I have two children •jn this and condition of the National Guardsmen turn, depend not only on comment, lor these are the peo Electoral Reform: Now deliver thd ratified treaty to the high pious tones about bringing school district and would not ple that made all his reports on the Ohio campus that day. Are the people of the UjjJted States Brandt’s Social - Democratic party Congress in March, as us together and then send the want them considered under government and the Commu favorable. The Oommlsslon noted that thd prepared to reform the way they choose the centerpiece of Itsi diplo vice president out to polarize us privileged social problems be Norm Preuss their president? ’Time and again. Con nists but on the Western Big matic successes. as he runs amuck throug;h an cause we ^ e of a lower income Guardsmen had averaged only about Three—the United States, Brit class. I am right now going to well dopur^best to respond positi's^y^ If its a compliment, we 11 say gress has marched up the hill toward re Thus, as the Germans reason, unabridged dictionary.”—Mary three hours sleep in the period before vamping — or aboUidilng — the anachr»>- ain, and France. High-ranking the Soviets are just as eager to Lou Burg, vice chairman of the school to upgrade my education German politicians are fearful "Light tiie Ught” the tragddy. It said that "although Gen nlsUc Electoral CoUege. And then the win agreemdnt on the future Democratic National Commit so that I can provide a better that President Nixon, stung status of Berlin as the Ger tee, in a talk to the Women’s , life and Job for my children, and eral Canterbury said hla men werd not troops have drifted away. ‘ To the Editor, Now a new Senate debate has. begun, badly by the fact that his Mid mans. Failure of the Berlin National Democratic Club In myself, in the future. My chil panic-stricken it is clear that many of in desultory fashion. 'Oie time lor enact dle East peace plan was under talks — and hence failure of the Washington. dren don’t deserye to be con- At a recent meeting of the them were frightened.” Althoug^i it ing a constitutlMial amendment, before mined by So'vlet - Egyptian treaty to get ratified by the "We must respond firmly but demed this way and I'm not Campaign Advisory Board of the cheating, may now hold out for Bundestag — could even have going to let this just pass without United Fund of Manchester, 'a criticized the order wdilch sent the Guard the presidential election of 1972, is so Inapartlally when provoked and short that only a Herculean effort could „ specific, airtight giuarantees major political rdpercusslons in we must resort to force only as jn y feelings being said. film was shown depicting sev on maneuvers back and forth through obtain the necessary ^jproval of three- from Moscow on the future of the Communist party Congress, a last resort and only In the de An Angiry Mother,' eral unfortunate people who are u the crowd on campus on the noon of fourths of the states by that date. But Berlin more stringent than adversely affecting Brezhnev grees appropriate to the situa Mrs. Patricia Kranmas being helped by our support of #•••••# • • • • ^ might have been the case had and heading the treaty and May 4, thd Commission described the this is no' reason for abandoning the re tion."—Atty. Gen. George P. the United Fund. They are the Russians played fair along Brandt’s whole ostpolltik with merely typical of the many who formist effort. 1976 follows 1972. Kugler Jr. of New Jersey In a "A False Statement” final situation of the Guard as follows; Most everyone agrees that reform Is the Suez Canal. major new obstacles. speech to a convention of the In are being sustained in this lAan- "TTie Guard found itself on a practice needed. The Alabama primary victory of ' State Department diplomats In analyzing what they see as ternational Association of Chiefs To the Editor. ner. football field far removed from its sup George C. Wallace has revived the worry deny that this ' West German Mr. Nixon's new hard-line poli of Police. This , film w as. enlightening that a third-party candidate could stale suspicion has any grounding in cy toward Moscow, German "Of the 2 million black peo Political campaigns are a dis and should be seqn, if possible, ply base and running out of tear gas. mate the Electoral Cedlege throwing the fact. Disagreements that have politicians point to revelations ple between the- ages of 18 and ease and.a candidate sometimes by everyone Interested in the Guardsmen bad been subjected to election into the House of Represen already cropped up In the pre about a possible Soviet subma 24 years old eligible for college does not make a thorough ex welfare'bf his community. In harassment and assaults, were hot and tatives and generating a rudderless con liminary Berlin talks between rine pen now under construc only 13 per cent are enrolled, amination before making a the-background a folk singer fusion. And there is always the poeslblh- the West Germans and the Big tion on the coast of Cuba. Al compared to 17.5 million whites statement. Just recently Bolton ..-repeatedly sang the theme, tiled, and felt dangerously vulnerable by thank p u and try our best to continue p please you. After all,\vftat you ty in a narrow contest, that a candidate Three in Bonn, and between the though known to Nixon admin ellgibib, 27.6 per cent of whom celebrated a 2S0th anniversary' "You can Light the light in my the time they returned to the top of will receive an Electoral CoUege major Big ’Ibree and the Soviet Union istration intelligence (rfflcials are enrolled."—Vernon E. Jor with a parade that has receiv eyes by contributing your share Blanket Hill. ity but a minority of the popular vote, in Berlin, deal only with nego for many months, actual dis dan Jr., executive director of ed many favorable comments. to the United Fund.” tiating tactics, they say. ’Ibese closure of the possible subma I can say that an excellent "When they confronted the students, which is hardly democracy in action. the United Negro CoUege Fund, I intend to contrlbule my Beyond leth^irgy, the main hurdle to will be smoothed out as the rine base came only after the in a speech to the oi^ganizatlon committee made -tiiat parade a share—^Won’t you do likewise? it was only too easy^for a single shot to speedy action is an understandable un talks proceed. Moscow-Washington chill that in Chicago. success, yet I had the unpleas- Charles E. Jacobson Jr. M.D. trigger a general fusillade.’’ certainty as to what proposal is best for But the West Gemans are ft-. -. Vi- In all this section of its r^xyrt, the the nation. The main push is behind an highly skeptical. With Brandt’s amendment to abolish the Electoral Col political prestige tied to the Ms Scranton Oommlasloa was cfevioualy lege and choose as president the candi Bonn-Moscow pact—the center- U 99 levying leas total blame upon the date receiving the largest popular vote. piece of his coalition govern By Whitaker GuaA^men at Kent State than it had fix ’This is simple. It Is direct democracy. ment’s ostpolltik — they are Hie president, standing for all the peo definitely pressing Washington ed on the kOsaissippl police in its ple, would be chosen by all the people. to launch non-stop talks on the Berlin issue and not to be too previous report on the IdlUngB which ’Ibis amendment passed the Houj^e last I SUPPOSE IT WOOLOM'T 7 occurred on the campus at Jackson State year. ’Two-thirds of the Senate must now precise about the details or too approve. Months ago Sen. Birch Bayh, LOOK Right f o r u s to a few days after the Ohio event. chief sponsor, could count up to 60 sup COMTIaJUE GIV//MG TO S o c i a l ' p i ■ It Is too bad that, in spite of such dis porters. Re needs 67. A Thought for Today Quite so, dear- and play of 1U| even-handedness, the But there are substitute proposals, also Sponsored by the Manchester c h a r it y , w o w . Profile PEi?HARS WE»D BETTER up to r consideratian. T b ^ dicxild be eoimcil of Ghurchea QUIETLY RESIGN FROM bank that listens, Scranton Commiaskm probably fails to' tackled with equal urgency. One would OF listening win the nation’s law and order ex retain the Electoral OoUege and appor Lim c o l u ^TWE COUNTRY CLU&JOO. WORDS OF JESUS tremists over to its own most Important tion its vote among candidates, in any NatmauMale conclusion on the other side of the given state, on the basis of the state’s Love popular vote. (No winner-take-aU, as at “You have heard that it was ledger, namely that "’Ilie Kmt State present.) Another w i^ d apportion the said, ‘Love your friends, hate tragedy must surely mark the last time electoral vote according to the state’s your enemies.’ But now I tell m that loaded rifles are Issued as a matter congressional districts. Both proposals you: Love your enemies, and retain some element of "states’ rights,” pray for those who mistreat of course to guardsmen confronting stu- but eliminate the chance that a minority- you, so that you will become U $9 a 'a a a a a a ^ dent demonstrators.’’ vote candidate might become president. the sons of your Father In ‘ ' ■ - * '< »'• • • • • Hie Oommlsslon observed that "The Tbese are somewhat more compUcated heaven. For He makes His sun propositiens than the simple direct-vote to shine on bad and good people m m r n x National Guardsmen were on the Kent proposal. But they could be less upset alike, and gives rain to those State campus armed with loaded M-1 ting. And they are less Ukely to encour who do right and those who do ' S S m w rifles, high velocity wet^xms with a age the upepringing o l a muIUpIlcy ot wrong. Why should you expect splinter parties which. In a slmple-ma- God to reward you, if you love horlaontal range of almost two miles. As, jority-'wlns arrangemMit, could keep any only the people who love you? they confronted the students, all that candidate from amassing a 'winning And if you speak only to your stood between a guardsman and firing total. friends, have you done anything We s^y that now la the time to vote out of the ordinary? You must was the flick of a thumb on the safety election reform. ’Ibe nation needs it. be -perfect—just as your Father mechanism, and thd pull of an index America’s young people will narrowly in heaven is perfect.” THE COIMNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY finger on the trigger. When firing began, eye postponement and apathy. Any of (Matthew 6:43-48, from The Sermon on the Mount) the toll taken by thei^ letbal weapons these reforms is better than no reform. T h e Senate should get on with i t — —Submitted by was disastrous. CHRIWITAN SCIBNCE MONITOR. J. Grant Swank Jr. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.. CONN... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 CQ-chalrmen of toe sale, Mrs. program, and participate if wants to hold on pollcy-coin- Chiefs of Police that ‘both or- Digan To Talk years with the firm. He was a Bolton they ■wish. Curran Asks FBI munity relations. department. He said Bridgeport GOP Women Set Alfred Kargl of 165 Ferguson Deakin To Talk False Alarm Rd. or Mrs. Eugene Montany, member of the East Glaston Panther Case They’ll Take Story Curran and toe police feel Police have nothing to hide from bury United Methodist CSiurch. To Probe Police Rummage Sale 280 Fergpison Rd. On School Wings On Personnel Pulled At Bennet Manchester Evening Herald toe hearings would be held with a (air investigation. Survivors, besides his wife, Heralding Politics Leon Rivers Bolton correspondent Judith out adequate "guidelines” to pro Robert Digan, coordinator of Resumes In Firemen from three com BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— Manchester Republican Woni- include two sons, Rog^er T. Rid- Donohue,' Tel. 649-8409. tect the police force. en’s Club will conduct its annual Ft. Knox Acreage youth services for the Board of In Special Ed well of Manchester and Thomas ------^ ^ By Sol R. Cohen------panies were called out by a Of lOH to Syracuse In a letter to FBI Director J. Largest Field Judge Dube said it would be rummEtge sale Wednesday, Oct. FT. KNOX, Ky. (AP) — Acre Education, will be guest speaker R. Bldwell of Glastonbury; a false alarm at Bennet Junior Named to Aid The Manchester Board of Dl- to . express his free choice, New Haven By JOiHN A. JOHNSTON . Edgar Hcxnrer, Mayor Hugh C. wise to resolve the issue as MIDLAND, Ky. (AP) — The 14, from 10 a.m. to noon at age for BT. Knox was first at toe Bowers School PTA meet- Wilson E. Deakin Jr., Man daughter, Mrs. 'William H. Bar- High School this afternoon Black Comedy chester assisUint superinten rectors has taken official notice whether it be party or candi- shortly after 1 o’clock. (Herald Reporter) Curran asked toe FBI Tuesday soon as possible, but that he natural gas Held under this Republican Headquarters, 806 leased to 1918. ,ing, Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. to the num Jr. of Ashford; a sister, In January, 10,000 acres were school cafeteria. He will dis dent of schools for personnel, of the Nov. 3 elections. Because date,” Mrs. Ferguson said. "I (Continued from Page One) Fire officials said the It’s off to Syracuse, N.Y. tomorrow aftemMn fw sev HoulevJ Effort LOS ANGELES (AP) — Klye to investigate toe city’s police was granting toe Interim stay smsill crossroads community to Main St. Johnson has been signed by pro west central Kentucky is reput leased to give tnxips stationed cuss toe NoV. 3 *1.9 million ref will speak on "Personal As- ^ m m S ^ o n a^d 'Iw o ® ^ T Thomas, news editor of WAVZ; alarm was pulled from Box en area teen-agers, members of Instructors of ttie H ^ d i- force. order partly because similar is Donations of wearing apparel, v.-uimiiuigi.un, jviaaa., ajiu iwo the monthtmrintli, a niirhtnight on whichwhlc)i the else ci.se that right,rlE-ht. regardless of Senator Robert Houley has ducer Gene Roddenberry for Earlier to toe day, Superior sues were being raised to a case ed to be the largest field east at household items, games, toys, at Camp Taylor, on toe out erendum for renovations and pecU of Special Education” at ""ndcWliJ-en. Stanley Simon, reporter for the 432 outside the principal’s of capped (lOH). They will be accompanied by their adult board meets, it voted last night party affiliation.” appointed Leon lUvers as co "Pretty Mainds All In A Row," Court Judge Norman M. Dube before toe State Supreme Court. the Mississippi and the most im books, jewelry and bric-a-brac skirts of Louisville, a place to additions to three elementary Thursday's meeting of the Man- puneral services wlU be to- fice in the Franklin Build advisor, James Bracken of 57 Essex St. march and maneuver. Hartford Courant; Joseph ordinator of toe Houley for toe first picture to be driecte:! granted a city-requested tempor No date was set (or court ac portant to the nation. may be brought to headquarters schools. #hester Association for the Help sorrow at the East Glaston- ing at 1:08 p.m. while classes Their purpose — to describe ^ “ 7 In June of toe same year, Principal Ray Gardiner will in William Cotter Democratic O'Donovan, managing editor of were in session. Students in the United States by Roger ary injunction barring a simi tion on making the temporary in Estimates say about one-half any day before Tuesday noon, of Retarded Children, Inc. „ury United Methodist Church the local program with mentally ers 4-H Horse C3ub recently State Senate campaigm in Bol ■Vadim. 40,000 acres were pur
~ j \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY,^ OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN —S------PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAli). MANCHESTER. CO^^N.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1970 "They! re Just trying to put us said Dennis, president of the Meanwhile, pressures eased bor W. J. Uscry of the firemen’s ruling that permitted the rail Eatns Diploma In the same position as all their Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. dispute. roads to cut up to 90 per cent of Superior Court Indians Ask Satellites ^^Poverty-Struck’ Railroad in another nationwide rail dis COLORADO SIPRING8, Colo. Hospital PetoTur Set China A id other creditors,” said union “ But not right away,” he added. pute that had erupted several An eaJrlier voluntary postpone all firemen on diesel freight and (A P ) — One of the proudest pos spokesman C. L. Dennis. “ They ’The unions cannot strike be BELGRADE, Yugo times earlier this year Into near ment expires at midnight to yard locomotives. The talks in sessors of a 1970 diploma from The present Armory St. Rockville Youth owe us more . than anybody fore Nov. 18 under an order by Asks Labor Cut Demands night but industry, union and recent months have centered *^on entrance to the emergency slavia (A P ) — Communist For Edncational TV Use else." President Nixon In appointin" strikes. Sources said talks Palmer High School hero Is Annual Sessions government sources indicated compromise proposals to com (Jhlna has signed, an agree room at Manchester Memo Is Pronounced KONSTANZ, Germany (A P ) significance. Modern means ^ , WASHINGTON (AP) — The tering reorganization on June 21 The wage talks have drap'ged an emergency board under fed would continue between the rail Chester Enstrom, 67-year-old ment to furnish North Viet roads and the AFL-CIO Brother there would be no renewed bine the fireman’s Job with that rial Hospital will be closed — Three Indian scientists urged education using education by Penn Central Railroad, pleading under the Federal Bankruptcy but nearly a year and any set eral labor law to hear the dis state legislator from Grand nam economic, technological hood of Railroad Trainmen in strike threat. Nixon earlier ex of brakeman. Some -18,000 fire to traffic beginning tomor Rehabilitated the United States and Russia television, Is an essential re- poverty, says It cannot pay Act.” tlement would be retroactive. pute and forbidding any walkout Junction.. and military aid for another the long dispute over elimina hausted all legal strike delays. men remain on the railroads. row, to permit construction Tuesday to share the economic qulrement. higher wages to its employes John T. Maher, vice president- , The Penn Central employes for 60 days. Nixon acted last Enstrom dropped out of the Warm and happy moments year, "th e Yugoslav news tion of some 20,000 locomotive The Trainmen’s union,'also in The other two unions in the to begin on expanded emer benefits from space exploraUon “ Improving the knowledge ot this year. of labor relations for Penn Cen about 90,000 of the total 530,000 Sept. 18. wage dispute are the Brother school in the early 20s. School Raise Little Dust are a rarity in court but do hap agency Tanjug reported to firemen’s Jobs. volved In the four-union wage gency room facilities. The position has been taken, a tral, said the action did not workers involved in' the wage The unions are demanding 40 By DON MEIKLE Democrati( state platforms . , „ . day from Peking. The report with developing nations. They the common man In such dispute, has sought for years to hood of Maintenance of Way officials decided his l
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN Junlpr Women’s Club; and Her Sparky says nal about TO mUes north of Guilty Coriscience Cafe Royal, vintage 1940. Children's FUmo man Heck, City Beautiful Com Washington. It will cover 10 ' An accompanying letter ex State Official To Open mittee, Chamber of Commerce. In the W.M. Brown, 30 - Second today’s f u n n y tft S p o c o I M A3 tow n states, reaching t>«opIe from LONDON ;(AP) — A long, thin plained: ‘"nie enclosed were NEW YORK (AP) — MGM’s Members of Junior Women’s By THOtMAS O’-TOOLE gests the presencenresence In space of ■ IWB ■■ Stamp! NetcK Raleigh, N.C., to Boston. parcel which arrived at the Cafe found by me on Onslow Square first "Children’s Matinee” series Club will take notes at the first Way with large radiotelescopes acetylene—one of the most re Conservation Forum Series 'The Washington Post 215 Silver Lane Leary Case Bomb Alert ’The speed of the‘new system Royal in London was received during the war, on top of a of seven motion pictures Is being two forums and give a report at have discovered Ihe chemical active chemicals known to sci '/2 is critical. Read said: and opened with all the caution wardrobe in a Ministry of set for weekend engagement* Joseph A. Ward Jr., chief of the third forum. Tiie second for- ^OPULATio^ WASHING’rON—Astronomers "signatures” of water, hydoxyl ence. East Hartford "Only 10 years ago we had and distrust currently stiown by Works hostel. I thought I would around the country. The film* the Soli and Water Conservation uth. Youth Looks qt Conserva at the National Radioastronomy radical, the cyanogen radical. Acetylene has a strong ten Figure, Dies Signal Due at least two hours advance warn- the wary to packages bearing keep them as a souvenir, but Include ‘"nie Phantom TtoU. Division of the Department of tion, will be held 'iliursday, Observatory (NRO) In Green hydrogen cyanide, carbon mon- dency to combine with other w7A
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 7, 1970______^ at me dinner, police tangled lessly to openly divorce hlmaelf Scott for standing up for all Re PAGE FOURTEEN Business Mirror with about 200 shouting demon- from our President and from publicans saying, ” If Hugh Agnew Hails didn’t stand wim his troops, he stratdrs when a girl tried to me Nixon administration. BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: shouldn’t be and couldn’t be Books Added bum an American flag. Thirty- ”When iinyone—of eimer par Senators Renew How Much Is $1 Trillion? Nixon At seven persons were arrested, in melr leader.” ty—constantly disavows, inces But Agnew said he personally Dear Mrs. Housewifer Bid to Remove cluding a news photographer, on santly upbraids, and wages war At Library various charges including disor felt differently. Any duH knives araund It’s U.S. GTVP by 1971 GOP Dinner on his own President in every In Washington, Sen. John Man from Space derly conduct and assault and major issue area ,he conscious Fiction ^ battery on a police officer. Po- Tower of Texas, chairman of rtie house? Bring them By JOHN ODNNIFP really reflect me situation. "A (Continued from Page One) ly alienates himself from his me Senate RepubllcaJi Cam- WASHINGTON (AP) — Tlufee Amts—’The green man lice said mere were no serious pgj-ty and mereby forfeits a paig;n Committee, said me com down to Western Beef NEW (AP) - in 1971 T e X ^ a n n e s I ^ m i u / ^ of °wn in me state wimout me ben- senators are renewing a cam Cabot—The Joshua tree Injuries. right to his administration’s mittee had increased Its contri Creasey—A scream of murder paign to curb btUion-dollar AU at 0ndasy-OD-Yoor-Bud|et Prici the Gross NatienuU Product, dollars worth of capital assets efit of as^stance from outside.” When" Agnew arrived at support.” i bution to Goodell’s campaign. Mart ond iHshorpanj space spending by reorienting Denker—The director which is said to be me total out- will almost certainly cause me He declined to say who he Greater Pittsburgh Airport, he statement Gardiner — The wreckage of was met by He gave no figures. them for you free of the nation’s program toward Un FOR put of goods and services, will ®MP. to rise,” Juster says, ex- tgjjted to.at me White House but was asked about Scott’s support long, loud cheers and applause. Last week, Sens. Mark Hat Agathon EACH manned flights. ______.j .. . ™ plaining mat workers will have ...... for “’Renublicans“'Republicans evervwhere.”everywhere.’ oScott__.. _ sat. _nsilently__.1.. puffing_____ on his field, R-Ore., and Edward W. Hoffman—A walk to the river GROUP surpass $1 trillion. Ten years to be hired to remove toe de- expected a "poUcy decl- charge! They proposed eliminating the Agnew replied: “Sen. Scott, P‘pe,i Brooke, R-Mass., said Rep. Horgan—Whitwater earUer me figure was only one- bris, new equipment purchased, slon” within a week. ^ „ as vou know is the minority JUO million now requested by 159 Agnew said that aimough George Bush, a conservative Johnson—The honours board the Nixon administration for de half that. Investments made. ^ a d ^ o f X ’ U S Sc m ^ ^ Lewis—’The witch and the priest Scott has differed on occasion Republican running for me Sen- velopment of a space shuttle It 1. >« Powell—Whom the gods would Does this mean that America ^ j .™. — wim me administration, he sup- ate In Texas, had received station by the National Aeronau- Is twice as productive or twice apparent to Americans mat Sen. Robert F. Keimedy M d Senate destroy [Iwil Some- ports his re-election bid because $72,879 from me committee foi -SPECIALS- ^ca and Space Administration as powerful or twice as rich? there is also a negative aspect supports his bid for election to a P;!^^3"“J^g“ g^® Sheldon—The naked face difficult for a 'on most great issues of our his campaign, while Goodell had (NASA). The money is part of Stevenson—’The young Clemen and a travdl NASA’s budget request for fis S t h to* ^ h l y “S!o()0 f ^ t o j l s m eas^ed,°bTnVpr(!; ^^Al^rlTi.SOO persons attended ''"om er hen to realize she’s sit- Ume mis Republican leader rec^ved $5,611 THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY tina cal 1971. Turnbull—Whistle and I’ll come ’The three .senators wore to you “ Joined in their request by two Waller—’The American = l i S prominent space scientists: Dr. Many such assumptions are And speaking of negative ben- ' Outside me Hlltwi Hotel, site sought flamboyantly and cease- The vice president praised more. James Van Allen, discoverer of Non-Flctton made each day. None is correct. ®tlts, shouldn’t mere be some ______BONELESS the Van Allen radiation belt, Alcorn — ’The biography^! a *Die obvious defectr—one that way to subtract from GNP m e ------^ ^ ^ ^ and Dr. ’Thomas Gold, head of town: Suffield, Connecticut is recognized by economists but time lost sitting in traffic jams President Nixon’s own space 1670-1970 seldom by the pubUo-is that to- "i" waiting tor commuter trains science panel, a part of the Allen—Covered bridges of the day’s doUar cannot be used to circling an airport because SHOULDER White House Science Advlsoiy Middle West / measure yesterday’s activity, the Committee. Allen—Covered bndges of the one-third less man the 1961 dol- Juster s definition of me Preb ’The senators, Walter F. Hon- South l e lem Is designed to produce some dale, D-Minn., Clifford Case, R- Arlen—Exili -The other reasons are detaUed meaningful meas- N.J., and William Proxmlre, D- Auden—Ascertain world; a com- in a fascinating paper prepared urgent of social and economic monpltfce ' book Clod Roast Wis., said the recent success of AulenA Dag Hammarskjold’s by Dr. F. Tom Juster for the P * ^ 7 * ^ “gg„gg^gg ^ j g jt ,g the Soviet Union’s Luna 16 un National Bureau of Economic ne concedes, ^ l e it is manned moon mission and the \ ^ te book tes—A Jungle in the house Harveit Table 46" x 18" x 35" with leaves up with one p ™ «.. SS/IS President’s veto of the appropri new measurements, me imple ucher—Bucher: My story glous, coldly scientific assem ations bill containing NASA’s Deacon's Bench and two Mates Chairs $ 1 S £ iO O mentation may still be some Buckley—Did you ever see a blage of scholars. time away. i R0flD\ /KING budget indicate the space pro C a k lo i' dream walking? “The ONP,” says Juster, vice gram should be curtailed. Carlson—Control of energy ex- EVERY TABLE HAS A STAtN-DEFYING president of the Bureau, "Is nal- In comments for an afternoon ' change WOOD GRAIN DURAWOOD TOP! tber simple nor ui^b^ous, W e ick cr 'SuggC StS <1^ DELUXE news conference. Mondale said Faxon—Collecting art on a nor comprehensive." It Is not, S o the money requested for the 7 shoestring he says, “necessarily a good D u ffeV O llit A D A space shuttle is only "the tip of Gendzler—A Middle East reader measure of economic perfonn- u. ' MUD & SNOW an iceberg’’ which may eventu Givens—’The secrets of Artistic ance.” NEW BRJTAIN, Conn. (AP) — ally cost $14 billion or more. gardens If that Is so, then mlUions of "Furthermore,’’ M o n d a 1 e 4 Graham—The challenge; ser Ai^e^I^wllSi Democratic said, "the shuttle and station mons from Madison Square only a few economic measure- candidate tor me U.S. Senate, lb are the first essential steps to Garden ments—me inflation rate, unem- should resign as national presi- 1st LINE’ ward a manned Mars landing— regular Hacohen—One people; the story ployment and the QNP—are
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Vernon RE. Philosophy of a Poet * Glade, 190 Blue Ridge p r.; A r Hospital Phone thur P. Grise, 65 Delmont St.; ORGANIZATION Ann-Marie Kearns, 101 Chestnut ■The telephone number for St.; Yvonne M. Krawltz, 466 W. ^ w» hov» a iMw shipmtnt off UConn Dean Set to Discuss Manchester Memorial Hospi Middle 'Tpke.; Troy C. Mimdle, lamp shodos in odd sins SALE ENDS Through Wickham Park and Beyond tal was changed a few 116 Pine Tree Lane, South By months ago, but too late to Windsor. Hiaffcgo hold to find! SATURDAY. education itself and has plan MBS. CLEMEWELL YOUNG be listed correctly In the new What’s Happening on Campus ned private classes this fall Also, Roger Noel, 271 Birch ItiidJt _ waU shield ^ Herald Reporter phone books. The hospital OCTOBER lOfii along the lines that he himself Mt. Rd., Bolton; Richard J. pin-up shades services will start at 9 a.m. and "Any artist helps people to number Is 646-1222. Dr. Kenneth G. Wilson, dean Join. Anyone Interested should would like to have been taught: Novell!, Glastonbury; Aldo A. perceive, think and believe,” chimney shades of the University of Connecticut continue through the afternoon. contact Mrs. Schuerman. LAST FEW DAYS! SAVE 20‘ An lnteg;rated study of art, mu Peracchlo, 96 Oak St., South College of Liberal Arts and Sci Baby sitting services will be Beautification Goal says Dana Famham, a 18- sic and literature, “ A complete Windsor; Darcy C. Plompen, 66 nWte of ttwAn table and bridge ences, will be the guest speak available in the recreation hall The Vernon Junior Women’s year-old Manchester lad; who Manchester miDwn wwwhMw* 4 m NEW FALL AND WINTER educational and creative expe Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. Lillian er at the annual fall dinner of from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Club has seen its beautification has just published his first book rience,” , Dana calls it, recall C. Rego, Kozley Rd., Tolland; f f open ttmrsday aisd trU aj nlgiita till 0 :0 0 the Rockville Arda Chamber of ’The final blast of the shofar goal through for 1970. of poetry. By "believe," the Hospital Notes • SPORTCOATS • SLACKS # SUITS ing how much he enjoyed Mrs. Mary C. Robinson,’’ East Commerce to be held Oct. 20 at (ram’s horn) will be sounded at Under the direction of Miss young poet-philosopher says he Hartford; Lester C. Silver, 328 (Elllng^n Ridge Country Club. 6:46 p.m. Following this the sis Hazel Lutz, the conservation • RAINCOATS • TOPCOATS means '‘believe In life.” guest-teaching a class In social' VtStTlNG flOWtS psychology at Western Connect- Intemiediate Care Semi' E. Middle Tpke.; Michael J. Dean Wilson will speak on terhood will sponsor a coffde committee members, with .the ■This positive approach to art Siniscalchi, 2265 Ellington Rd., seems rather at odds with the . icut State last year. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m what is g^oing on on the college cake breakfast. Later in the help of thdlr families^ com • SWEATERS • OUTERWEAR Wapplng; Sandra Snow, 4 Mid current cries of profane dlspalr He believes that education 8 p.m.p^prtvate rooms, 10 a.m.‘ campuses, John Mirabito, evening the Slstertiood will pleted the landscaping of two dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Ml- president of the chamber said. sponsor a Yom Kippur dance in sections of the Hale St. Mall among intellectuals, but Dana should foster confidence rather 2 p.m ., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. BY AMERICA'S TOP MANUFACTURERS than competition, that each Pediatrics: Parents allowed chael P. Sullivan, 36 Mountain Open Forum the recreation hall. There will this past Saturday. A large is not, by contrast, a poet of be dancing frofn 9 p.m. to 1 sweetness and light — nor a Rod person should be helped to de- any time except noon*2 p.m .: Rockville; Craig A. Sylves- The Vernon Junior W om b's number of shrubs were donated ter. East Hartford; Mrs. X E i w n r Club will hold an open forum a.m. and at midnight refresh by Vittner’s Garden Center of IF YOU NEED FALL CLOTHES McKuen. 'The word that comes velop in his own way, to his otbers, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Patricia/ S. Totten, East Hart meeting Tuesday at 9 p.m. at ments will be sdrved. Manchester. closest to describing Dana Is fuUest. Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ford. the Skinner Road School. Awarded Medal Lutheran Theology “ Individual.” Intensive Care and Coronary BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Problems of the town and the Capt. Norbert A. Proulix, a A class in thd study of Luther Seated at a picnic table be SALES FOR CASH OR MASTER CHARGE CARDS . . more dynamic Care: Immediate family only, son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loto, ’future direction it will take will former resident of Vernon, has an Theology will begin this hind his home at 22 Duval St. anytime, limited to live min 206 Woodland St.; a son -to Mr. be discussed by -a panel of the been awarded the Army Com Thursday at 8 p.m. at Trinity 644-8221 one recent sunny afternoon, / than beautiful OPEN EVENINGS utes. and Mrs. Richard Galinat, Lake following: Mayor Frank McCoy, mendation Medal at Ft. Hua- Lutheran Church, Prospect St., W ED . - THURS. • F B I. 870-8160 Dana attempted to explain Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.' St., Coventry; a daughter to Mr. Mrs. Sue Connell, John Mc- chuca, Arlz. Rockville. The class will be led himself and Ms poetry. His Anyone undertaking study 12:46 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 and Mrs. Austin Welman, East Almont and John Mirabito. Capt. Proulx Is protocol offi by The Rev. Bruce E. Rudolf, book, “ Falling Leaves,” pub with Dana would most probably P-™' and St., Hebron; a son to Mr. and Yom Kipper cer of Headquarters, U.S. pastor of the church. ROTH'S CLOTHIERS lished last spring by Exposlt- run ■ into Gustav Mahler, the P’™' ’ ®***®” > * p.ni.-4 p.m. Army Strategic Commuqlca- tlon Press, served as a depar Mrs.’ Robert Flske, 43 Gardner Yom Kipper, the holiest day Although the class provides TRl CITY PLAZA 'VEIBNON, CONN. composer he feels closest to * , P’™’ , ture point for the conversation. ilty, St. in the Jewish year, will be ob tions Command. an opportunity to learn the ARE YOU PLANNING A WEDDING? and praises for his “ fundamen- L ^ t s : 16 In m a te^ ty , served from sundown Friday Bowling League church’s teachings, no commit tal dynamism” . He is also an ^ ® ' DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY: until sundown Saturday, with ’The newly formed bowling ROTH HAS THE FORMAL CLOTHES YOU N E E D self-service. ment to the church is require. . . . personal poetry, admirer of the sculptures of (Element T. Lewis, 66 Linnmore complete fasting during this league of the Vernon Junior ’The classes will last for one Henry Moore (“more dynamic D r.: Mrs. Odette Bosse, 72 Berk The administration reminds period. Women’s Club will' meet each hour and will run for 12 or 14 but not confessional than beautiful” ) and the paint- eley . Dr., Vernon; Robert G. virttors that with construction Congregation B'nal Israel of Thursday at noon at the Rock weeks. jpgs of .'Monet, Cezanne and Brandish, 2719 Ellington Rd., Rockville will hold Yom Klp- ville Bowling Plaza. The classes will include the under way, parking space Is South Windsor; Peter D. Ford Mondrian, among others. limited. 'Visitors are asked to per-Kol Nldre services Friday Mrs. J. Allan Schuerman has major teachings of the Luther The book is very much a As for literature, the only Jr., 2849 Ellington Rd., South bear with the hospital while the at 6:10 p.m. at the Synagogue, been elected president of the an faith inqluding man and his W e Are Pleased To Announce part of him. It contains ex poetry that has really turned Windsor; Mrs. Ruth M. Mank- 3 ^ ' parking problem exists. Talcott Ave. Hie Kol Nldre will league; Mrs. Paul OJala, secre relationship to God in his sin tremely personal poetry, with Dana on was the work of Arthur ______er, 663 Center St.; Mrs. Mary be chanted by Cantor Marshal tary, and Mrs. Edward Flnner- and through God’s grace; the out being classified as what is Rimbaud. Other than that, he Wilcox, Glastonbury; Alfred Press and the sermon will be ty, treasurer. , means of grace; baptism, com That known In the trade as “ confes reads philosophy and religious ADMITTED YE STE R D AY: Johnson, 286 Oak St.; Hans J. delivered by guest Rabbi Les ’There are still some openings munion and the word of God, sional;” saved, perhaps, by an philosophers — Martin Buber’s Michael W. Barry, 473 E. Com Jensen, 465 E. M id^e 'Ipke.; 7 ter Sdjgal. in the league. It is not neces both written and proclaimed, intellect that makes the poet “ I and Thou” was a “ poetic ex- ter St.; Ronald S. Bemat, Mrs. Lillian McCaughey, 29 Grif On Saturday Yom Kipper sary to be a club member to ^md the Christian’s Ilfof wor stand off a bit and ask himself Herald photo by Young perience.” He lists Harvey Webster St., Rockville; Mrs. fin R d.; Mrs. Dorothy E. Brod ship and discipleship. what the world and the lone Cox’s “ Secular City,” Spinoza’s Polly C. Comolll, Brandy St., erick, Enfield; Mrs. Annie LAURI DANA FARNHAM Hewitt, 77 West St.; John J. Library Day Off poet are all about. “ Ethics,” Nletzche, Schopen- RFD 1, Bolton; Robert W. Labansky, Meadow Convales Andover ’The Rockville Public Library Dana graduate from East hauer, the Book of Genesis, as Brown, Fitzgerald Blvd., Ctov- But because of their nature, a "nature poet,” Dana said no; cent Home; Mrs. Nora Crowley, will be closed Monday in ob Catholic High In 1969, with full landmarks in his pursuit of entry; Mrs. Linda S. Cherry, ELIZABETH because each does not rise with- that he merely made use of the 59 Vernon St. ; John W. Morin, servance of Columbus Day. Due Intentions of going on to the in itself to a point of heighten- world around him, implying that knowledge...... _ Enfield; Alfred CSievrette, 268 East Hartford; Barbara Dubiel, books may be returned in thd University of Hartford and no Just finished Wilde’s ‘De McKee St.; Mrs. Joyce Sewage Disposal Ordinance ed senslblUty, sensibility, the poems do if his surroundings were to ^ '’® East Hartford: Frederick N. bookdrop located on the drive BENSON conscious itentlons of becom Profoundls’ ,” offered Dona. ” It’s Borglda, 46 Conway Rd.; Mrs. not stand well on their own. change the Images in his Clay, Glastonbury; Roger J. way entering the library. ing a poet. His high school writ Enjoy Slow-Smoked ■The emotional experience, as poetry would also. fantastic!” Mary L. Day, 102 Carter St.; Rodrigue, East Hartford, Is Passed at Town Meeting Voter Making ing had been confined mostly Feeling at this point complete- Mrs. Melanie DlManno, 67 CIRCLE M BRAND well as the intellectual exer Dana is living at home, with Also, Mrs. John MacDonald . - - - . i j -lu M ..t. Ilie final regular voter mak- to research papers. A yeair and ly unlettered and ignorant, the Ardmore Rd. An amended Sewage Disposal ^ A considerable ^rtlon of the gesslon before the Nov. 3 cise, one gets from reading his father and mother, both of and daughter, 158 McKee St.; ^ has been added to a hall later he had become a visitor steered the conversation Also, Mrs. Frances DlMat- Ordinance was passed at the an- tor the year ^ ^eld Saturday college drop-out and the author “ Falling Leaves” cannot be whom came originally from Mrs. Anthony Salvatore and son, will be geared to local conser- ^ g ^ and'two 20 Emerson St.; George C. 76 W. Jan Dr., Hebron; Mrs. nual town meeting Monday. our staff of (lompe- of more than 700 poems, 62 of broken down into poems. northern Vermont, MUCKE’S green grass of the perceivable Dolan, 83 Delmlng St., Wapplng; Frank Lateano and son, 28 Con- Memorial BuUding, Park Place. which appear in “ Palling ■The reader can point to lines younger sisters and brother. He The ordinance was substanti collaboration with the local Con tent and courteous was bom in Hartford but did world, meanwhile pondering on Thomas P. Dwlre, Rt. 74, Tol- cord Rd Mrs. David Watson Anyone qualified to be made Leaves.” and passages here and there MEATS ally altered by amendments servation Commission m d the most of hisI growing up in East 3 and daughter. High Manor a voter and intending to vote that he likes especialy, but the E. E. Mucke & Sons • Hartford, Conn. state. operators. The key to the change appears Hartford, moving with...lu. hisv.io picnic table who fninArd St.; Mrs. Mary J. Park, Rockville. from the floor. Nov. 3 must register by Satur overall effect comes from the looked more like a n eoph irte______"______to be “ phUosophy.” Dana said family to Manchester about five In essence the adopted ordi- „ . . _ . „ day. They may apply at the entire book. And this is as thd bank clerk than a poet and was . . . Manchester Evening Herald he began developing his own years ago. town clerk’s oNlce in the Me author Intended. very deliberately setting out on nance authorizes the chairman Andover correspondent Sarah . . . unfortunately, since we now have a Lori in our employ philosophy of life during his It is Dana’s mother, an a different path—through Wick- of the Board of Finance, the first Palmer, tel. 742-9247. morial Building, today, ’Thurs senior year at high school. A f —we will have to change her name to Beth. We hope this amateur artist studying to be a ham Park and beyond. day or Friday from 9 a.m. to Gloria On Whirlwind Town Tour ter graduation, he took a sum selectman and the chairman of ------5 p.m. or at the Saturday ses will not confuse her many friends in this area. She will be . . . whole book court stenographer, who fosters ______mer course in philosophy at the the Planning and Zoning Com sion. Mrs. Gloria Schaffer, six-term and Gloria buttons, and wear mings, EiemocraOc town chair most happy to hear from her friends. Why not phone her is work o f art " the creative urge in Dana, and Besides writing for The Her mission to establish a schedule Tuition Going Up ing her famous smile. man. U. of H. and decided college in all the children. She listens to O F W H A T ■To bd eligible a person must state senator from Woodbrldge now for an appointment. . . ? ald, Mrs. Young is an assistant of tefis for permits issued under Stops included The Herald, was not the place to learn. So his poetry, and belives in him so At Bridgeport U. be at least 21 years old and and Democratic candidate for Carrying a Red Riding Hood For this reason, contrary to editor of “ Poet Lore,” a quarter the State’s Basic Building Ckxle secretary of the state, made a Manchester Sheltered . Work he began studying on his own; totally that she was willing to have lived In Vernon at least type basket filled with pins and most incipient poets, Dana sent ly of poetry published in Boston and the Sewage Disposal Ordi BRIDGEPORT, Oonn. (A P )— gjx months. ’Those who qualify whirlwind tour of Manchester shop, Southern New England Reading, thinking, observing. help him publish his first book. campaign literature, she wore none of his poetry out to .mag since 1889. nance. It was voted that the ’Tuition for full-time students at after Saturday’s session and be- today to press her candidacy — Telephone Co., the Municipal TRES one BEAUTY SAIBN Out of this came the poetry. a two-piece beige ribbed knit azines or newspaper before hav town adopt an ordinance regard the University of Bridgeport will fore election day, may either passing out campaign literature Building, and the Parkade However, the Presbyterians Y O U W A N T suit with fingertip-length jacket 303 East Center St., Manchester • 643-2483 ing It published in book form. ing the construction, reconstruc increase $250 a year next fall apply at the town clerk’s- office Lanes, and an interview over and below-the-walst belt. Her . . slim volumes He certainly would have had a Library Slates tion, expansion, repair and alter in the face of inflation and high- when thdir rights mature or W INF Radio. shoes were in shades of brown on the shelves MORE SERVICE - MORE QUAUTY - MORE SAVINGS ation of sewage facilities and re . . . my poetry ready reception in some of the er living costs. they may register at the Voter Session In the photo, she pauses to and beige. (Herald photo by Six Story Hours quiring the issuance of a permit. is my vehicle Myriad "little magazines” now Albert E. Diem, vice president board’s limited session from 3 A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making chat with operators at the Coe) It may come as a surprise to A six-week Tuesday morning The meeting accepted the re in vogue, but he chose to come for business and finance at the to 6 p.m. on Nov. 2 at the Town session is being conducted SNE’TCO offices on E. Center Read Herald Advertisements the bookstore prowler, who sees series of story hours for four- ports of th^ town officers and out all in one piece. His whole U.S.D.A. CHOICE school, said tuition will go up Hall. tonight in the town clerk’s of St. She was conducted through Dana makes a distinction be all those slim volumes on and five-year-olds will start in boards as presented in the town book is the "work of art,” not to $2,000 a year and room-and- Any permanently physically fice in the Municipal Build the phone company building by tween his philosophy and poetry, the shelves, that It is 'extremely the Anna C. French Junior report and elected the following board costs will increase from disabled person, not registered however: “ When you’re writing the single poem. ing. Lyman Hoops, manager of the difficult to get a book of poems Room of Mary (3ieney Library three members to the Memorial $1,100 to $1,200 A voter, but who is Eligible poetry you’re Involved with An exception to this—a poem published, especially a first next week and run through Eligible applicats must be Manchester office, and manag Day Committee tor three year Diem said the Increases were become one, may apply to ed to greet personally well over life; when you’re working on that does stand well on its own— book, without paying for It one- Nov. 17. ’Hiey will be held from Diem said the Increases were at least 21 years of age, C terms; John Storm, Rodney philosophy you’re apart from in "October Morning,” written self, and hoping, through sales 10 to 10:46. approved last summer by the must have resided in Man 100 workers. Mooney and Mrs. Philip Joran- registrars, for a special session life. I consider my poetry my during a stroll through one of to friends and family and pa- Miss Marlon Jesseman, chll- board of trustees at the reOom- chester for the past six Following the tour, Mrs. son. at their place of confinement. vehicle, my response to life. In Dana’s favorite haunts, Wick trons of the poetic arts, to dren’s librarian, will be assist- mendation of university admin Anyone applying must fill in months and must be U.S. Schaffer was to have tea at the Voter Making stead of trying to find out things ham Park just over the line break even. The Exposition ed by other staff members. istrators. an application and send it to citizens. home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark A voter making session will I am now trying to express in East Hartford: Press is one of the many firms Mrs. Alan Chaloux, education ■‘Inflation is breaking the the town clerk along with a kravitz, 22 Wyllys St. be held Saturday from 10 a.m. ’The last regular voter-mak them.” It is too cold. offering, at a price, this ser- committee chairman of the backs of all of us,” he said, physician’s certificate so it is Manchester Democratic Party to 3 p.m. in the town r WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 iMa'nrjiratrr lEurning f^rralii WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 TolUmd PIN E H U R ST Senate Battle Tightens PXNEHUBST ' PlNEHirBST.^if LOW P R IO B LOW FBIOB LOW PRIOB Find No Solution Jarvis Bid Lgw In North Dakota Peaks l a r g e HBADS Voter Registration Session STRIDiaAND FARilS HAWAIIAN For Water Main BISMARCK, ■ N.D. (AP) — dominantly Republican, North CALIF. Only a few weeks ago Sen. Dakota. Jarvis Constructkm Go. of 283 Is Scheduled for Saturday Grade AA PUNCH B. Center St was toe apparent Quentin N. Burdick appeared Burdick, meanwhile, has 4a-oz. cans ICEBERC Directors Delay Vote headed for an easy time at the largely limited himself to-crltl- low bidder with g. total bid of The final voter re^tratlon School will be closed on Me- FRESH EGGS *62,750 for installing about 800 sesslon to qualify people to par- mortal Day. May 31 and the polls Nov. 3. Now, as the ge^ r- cizing Kleppe’s "slick Madison al election campaign enters its Avenue campaign.” Kleppe feet of a 16-tach water main ta tlclpate In the November elec- final school closing date for On Greenwood Sewer final weeks, he is in deep trou- counters that Burdick has ac- 1.00 the south end of town. Bids tlons will be held Saturday from Rummer vacation will be an- ble. • cepted nearly J100,000 in cam- doz. 5 9 ^ (Umlt 1 case of 12) TOMA.TOES p eek W e were opened this morning ta the 9 a.m. until g p.m. at the Town nounced later. The Board of Directors last night tabled action on a Municipal Building. Seeking his second full term, paign contributions from special proposal for sanitary-sewer extensions in Greenwood Hall. PumpUn Sale the 62-year-old Democrat has interest groups and labor organ- ' Other bidders and their bids To qualify, a person must The Uon's Club will hold a and Overlook Drs. It may consider the proposal again in been hurt by party disunity and izations. Our TOTEM 3 '/2 -bu. Capacity PLASTIC LEAF CLEANUP BAGS were were John Olender Corp., Tol have lived in town at least six pumpkin sale on the Qreen, lack of campaign coordination. But the issue of greatest con- designed to sell at 69c to 79c a pkg., but while our introductory stock November. land, *69,174; Hub Corp, Col months. A special session for Sunday, Its action followed a pubUo chester, *77,270; Mather Con In the face of one of the most cem to voters in North Dakota ed those property owners op those whose rights will mature Hunting BegulaUow lasts we will continue to featurjg them at 39c for pkg. of 10 bags . . . hearing ^t Highland Park struction Co., Bloomfield, *98,- elaborate, and possibly most ex- is farm legislation, and particu- posed to toe sanitary-sewer ex School, which lasted aknost two 769.60; Frank Kapsia, doing between Oct. 10 and Election Hunting and fishing regula- pensive, campaigns in North larly the wheat and feed-grain or 6 pkgs. tor only $2.00. tensions. He cited the high cost hours and which pitted a mtaor- business as Frank Kapsia and Day wUl be held Nov .2 from tlons for the 1070-10. year as Dakota history. provisions of the omnibus farm to toe property owners (about Son, Glastonbury, *97,926. 3 to 6 p.m, at the .Town Hall, well as water fowl hunting Burdick’s opponent is Repub- bill pending in Congress. ity of property owners who $24 per front foot, plus toe cost wants the sewers against an The main will begin. In . the Historical Auction guides are now available at the Ucan Rep. ’Thomas S. Kleppe, a Wheat Is the major cash crop IT'S GOOD IF IT'S SHURF1NE of laterals and other connec ground at Hartford r 6 and' The TolUnd Historical Sod- town clerk’s office, 51-year-old millionaire now and farmers are worried about overwhelming majority who tions), and kdd that almost ail don’t. Prospect St. and then will be ety’s auction, slated for Oct. 17 Bulletin Board Joins Clinic serving his second term In the price support levels. "If we of those he represented have at the old jail on the Green will The Tblland Junior Women’s House. don’t get a good wheat proo- It was the consensus of the hung imder two bridges—the old minimal. If any, problems with Prospect St. Bridge over Hop be officiated over by auctioneer ciub will hold a fashion show Mrs. Ellen Kloehn of 63 Hem- Whlle Burdick generally was gram, a lot of us are going to board that, had a vote been their septic tanks. Bob Fluckiger. tomorrow night at 8 at the high St. has joined the profes- considered a heavy favorite this have to leave the land,” said 5-Lb. Bag SHURFINE SUCAR taken last night on the proposed Brook and toe new Prospect St. He warned that blasting op Bridge over toe new 1-84, for A preview of the articles to school. sional staff of the Community summer, some of his associates one farmer, extensicm, it would have been erations would be needed for a be auctioned wUl be permitted The comlttee to study the use Guidance Clinic at 317 N^. are beginning to talk privately The importance of the issue is rejected, because of the many merly Rt. 6. WITH COUPON AND sewer line, because of the rock ’The main eventually will run at 9 a.m. on the. day of the auc- of town buddings will meet to- , ,, „ nsvchla- of the possibility of defeat, and underscored by the fact that persons opposed. ledge ta toe area and warned Oon. Actual bidding will begin morrow night at 8 in the "Town fat. as a u - experts In both camps view the Kleepe, who is working hard to PURCHASE OF $5.00 to a one-mllllon gallon storage OR MORE. It was the consensus also that also of possible danger to build- at 10 a.m. Hall. trie worker. this point as a toss-up. identify himself as a Nixon loy- ' those property owners who /✓ tank of water for home con 55 . tag foundations, water lines and sumption and fire prevention Items included in the auction . ■nie United Congreg^aUonal After graduation from Bryn "The problem is money,” alist, has nonetheless parted have serious septic tank prob- ^’ater wells, Coupon Good at PINEHURST thru Sat., Oct. 10 planned for installation near toe will be. early milk glass, flow church Board of Deacons will Mawr (Pa.) College, In 1966, complained one Burdick aide, company with the administra- lems and who want the sewer q-he Improvements, he said, ski slope at toe former Nike blue ware, furniture, glassware, meet tomorrow n i^ t at 8 at Mrs. Kloehn spent a year in ,,^g j^^t haven’t had enough tion on the farm bill. Both he SHURFINE extension deserve serious con- would benefit only a few prop- LIMIT 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER Site. books, copper, brass and silver the church religious education Caracas, Venezuela as a Ful- q^j. fund-raising efforts and Burdick support the strong- FROZEN slderaticm for possible solutions, erty owners, yet, all would be ...... ------...... er version passed by the Senate, Items. building. bright scholar. Futher study was gj.gn>t paying off." Town Manager Robert Weiss assessed. Hie old jail museum will be a workshop for St. Matthew’s____ in social work at toe Unlyei^ Kleppe, aided by President and opposed by Nixon. '^If the was instructed to meet with all He asked toe board to reject Coin Colloctors opened to toe public on toe day ctourch ReUglous Education Ity of Wisconsin for two years Nixon *wid Vice President Spiro President should veto that bill. ORANGE those property owners, public toe proposal and requested of toe auction, permitting toe teachers will be held tomorrow under a National Institute of ,j, ^gnew, has been toe Eiggres- it would be a serious biow to- otficlalB aitd town agencies in those opposed and present ta Tap Mrs. Kirka viewing of toe cell blocks In nghtat 7'30 at toe churdh, un- Mental Health grant aqd a Uni- attacking Burdick’s voting Kleppe’s candidacy, JUICE volved, to determine whether toe auditorium to stand. About toer original state. der toe torecUon of Mrs. ’Hie- versity fellow sh ip .^ e receiv- record In support of many Dem- Wherever either candidate ap S-Lb. Bag SHURFINE FLOUR solutions may be found for re 76 per cent of a crowd estimat Mrs. Sally Kirka of 116 Oak Cub Pack Meets resa Staves. ed her MSW in 1969 from toe jjcratic social ■ welfare programs pears, toe question is asked: lieving the problems without tile ed at about 100 stood up. St. last night was elected toe Cub Scout Pack 16 will hold ------University of Wisconsin School gj^gd at urban ills that don’t "What’s going to happen to the need for inatalltag all of tlio Many persons spoke for and first woman president of toe of Social Work. loom large in rural, and pre- farm bill?” Its first meeting of toe year Pri- Manchester Evening Herald WI’TH COUPON AND proposed sewer lines. against toe sewers after La Central Connecticut Cota Club 7 During gpraduate school s tu d y ,------day, at 7:30 p.m. In toe Mead- Tolland oorreiH»ondent- Bette Belle’s presentation. at its loth anniversary banquet Mrs. Kloehn worked for toe PURCHASE OF $5.00 Director Anthcmy Pletran- owbrook School all iMirpose Qustrale, Tel. 87S-2S4S. OR MORE. Basically, those arguing at Willie’s Steak House,. She Dane County Department of tonlo expressed toe frustrations room. ------' against toe sewers said that succeeds Herman Krajewskl of Social Services In toe Unit on 39 of all of toe directors when ho Rockville. All parents of pack members Aging in .Madison, Wls. In toe Coupon Good at PINEHURST thru Sat., Oct. 10 ORANGE JUICl said, “ It’s basically a problem they have lived in toe area 20 have been urged to attend toe we can’t solve satisfactorily for to 30 years, with few problems Other officers elected are Public Records summer of 1968, she was one of LIMIT 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER 12-09. eans Duffey signs autographs for some of his youthful supporters.in Center Park. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Mrs. Doris Browne of West meeting which will determine seven representatives from toe all of toe people involved. Yet, of back yard sewage flooding Warranty Deeds , „ , ’Ihose arguing for toe sewers Hartford, vice pdesldent; John the future of toe pack. L & M Homes Inc. to Roger University of Wlsconsto School it’s sometiting we have to solve, Elementary School Calendar 3 f o . 9 5 * because the majority of the said their dwellings were con Atty. Allan Thomas, his Man- ed, "I can’t see how toe work- "He Is Idealism ta action. I want Sherman of Windsor Locks, sec A ~ r e ^ '^ 'e le ’ m ent^'sdK x>l C. and June M. Zakluklewlcz, of Social Work Involved In a na- retary; Dennis Strode - Jackson A revised e le m e n t^ scnroi ^ Farms Sub- tionwlde project "OperaUon property owners Involved are structed more recently, that Chester coordinator. Thomas Ing man can vote anything but Joe Duffey as United States Democratic, especially with toe senator. If toe Republicans of Manchester, treasurer; and calendar has been issued for Carriage Dr., con- Manpower” sponsored by toe opposed.” their lots are smaller, and that Duffey Greets 200 said of Duffey, "Every once In backyard flooding is constant. awhile, a candidate comes along increase ta unemployment star- weren’t afraid he’s going to win, Krajewskl and Richard Grabow- toe Meadowbrook veyance tax, *38.30. OEO and Headstart program, TRY THE GOOD IPletrantonio placed the blame ’Hie principal proponent for ing him ta toe face." they wouldn’t be saying toe skl of Rockville, directors for Memorial Schools. Kenneth T. and Eunice F. Including national orlentaUon who captures the minds and for toe Greenwood-Overlook installing toe sewers was Mrs. nasty things they are about three-year terms. Students at toe two schools to (Bernard A, and Allan and summer work, in toe rural septic-tank-flooding situation hearts of the people. Such a man State Rep. N. Charles Bog- John Lips of 72 Greenwood Dr. At Rally in Park him.” The club had wooden dollars will have next Monday off In W. Griffin, property at 63-65 Headstart centers . . of west. cen- tender PINEHURST CHUCK ROAST Is Joe Duffey—our next United glnl, running for re-election In "with our developers and with ‘"Town boards more often FoUowlng toe talks, Duffey made to celebrate Its 10th an observance of Columbus Day Wadsworto St., conveyance tax, tral Wisconsin, By SOL R. COHEN States senator from the State of toe 20th District, also called toe T<^wn Planning and Zoning ^^g^ ^g^g decisions oppo- Connecticut.” attention to "toe Increase ta tm- remained for about 10 minutes niversary and distributed them and will attend half day ses jjg 15 In 1968-69 she was associated piNEmntflo' BONBXJHW (Herald Reporter) sions on Oct. 15 and 21 vdiile 6 -6 pounds blade chuck roast, ^ m m i^ ion , for a l l w ^ sei^ gj^g those views held by the Democratlc Town Chairman employment under our Republi- to chat with people and to sign during toe banquet. Each wom ' Marriage License with Lad Lake Inc. In Dousman, tic tanks ta toe first place.’’place.' n,ajority,” she said. "Why ' Joseph Duffey, the Democratic candidate for U.S. teachers participate In "in cut abuot 2 Inches thick Ted Cummings, who was the can administration.” autographs. an attending the event was Gary Richard Siddell of 49 Wls. a residenUal treatment Economy He Insisted, ’ No future Board gg^jit you help us now—toe nii- senator, last night called on all Americans to “ get rid of presented with an orchid. 'service programs.” Kinder- fountain Rd. and Erica Julia center for emoUonally disturbed BLOCK CHUCK Salt and pepper He said that, whenever he Is Flour . of Directors should be faced jjority that wants toe sewers — master of ceremonies last night, Speakers Educationsal Awards garten classes will be held on pgnigy of -Vemon, Oct. 17, Cen^ boys. She has also worked -with the mood of cynicism — so prevalent among young peo introduced Manchester’s candi ta Center Park, "It is with a 2 tablespoons soft .shortening with a slmUar problem. It from the American Numismatic a "half-half day” session basis, ^gj. congregational Church. the Madison (Wls.) Housing ROAST toe minority that has the health ple today and even among their parents.” dates for state senator and state mixture of happy and sad feel 1 medium-sized onion, sliced CHUCK ROAST seems an impossible task for us Association were presented to morning students attending Trade Name Authority and toe Dane County problems?” He told a prowd of about 200 “ representatives. ings.” Police Log 2% cups water to solve toe situation. We have Mrs. Kirka, Krajewskl, of West from 9 until 10:30 a.m. and af- ^^g Travel World Inc. of 816 (Mental) Hospital.; (bone tai) Manchester supporters, at a deeper than the issues of infla- He said he has happy mem- 1 Llpton's Beef and Vege a majority of people who claim 'Our candidates — locally, ta Hartford Gordon Sharp and Wil temocai session from 11:30 un- park Ave., Bloomfield, d-b-a After receiving her MBW, Mrs. First Cuts they have no septic-tank prob Democratic rally ta Center «<>" toe economy the district and in the state—are ories of playing in Center Park table Dry Soup Mix Cyclist Held Campaign Issue ARRESTS liam Lee of Vernon. til 1 p.m. All classes will be Travel World of Manchester at Kloehn continued as a social lems, and who don’t want the a melding of the old and toe as a youth. ’The sad memory, he Season meat with salt and pep Park, “ What we must have ta "To my mind, the main is Kenneth G. Grabow, 18, of 43 dismissed at 1 p.m. 67 E. Center St. worker at Lad Lake, Inc. until per and sprinkle with flour to expense of paying for sewers. new,” Cummings said. '"They explained, is "toe memory of at- On Four Counts this country Is a spirit of under- sue ta this campaign is toe Scott Dr., charged with failure ’The schools will also be Building Permits her move to Connecticut, coat lightly.’ Heat shortening And we have those few who are fine candidates and they tending memorial services here ^ obey a stop sign. He was ak- Code Is Proposed closed on Oct. 30 for\a teachers r . e . Miller for Ellsworth She lives with her husband, An 18-year-old motorcyclist standtag —not a spirit of fear. mood of Intimidation that Is try In a large saucepein or Dutch have serious health problems deserve election. We needed a for FDR (toe late Franklin Del yesterday MERIDEN (AP) — Meriden convention. Mitten, addition to garage at Edward, and their 4-year-old oven over moderate heat. Brown was charged with four viola We can’t and we won’t ing to sweep the Country. It’s and who want to pay their apologize for toe old dreams shot In toe arm in our campaign ano Roosevelt).” Princeton and Henry Sts. Court Mayor Donald T. Dorsey, the Report’ card conferences at 47 Buckingham St., $2,(KX). son. meat thoroughly on both sides. tions last night. incredible how people are being Add onion during the last few share of toe cost.” that brought this country to and Mr.. Duffey Is here to give /Backs School Issues date Oct. 26. Republican candidate for attor- Meadowbrook will be held dur- Russell AUczi, remodel bath at 5 5 > Leo C. Bushey of 729 N. Mata taken ta by It. _____ ney general, has proposed that Boggtal said he Is backing toe minutes and brown lightly. Pletrantonlo concluded, '"The St. was charged with reckless gether and made It great. We Without directly blaming the it to us.” tag November, and both schools 83 Blssell St., *1,2(K). Heat oven to 325°F. (moderate Nov. 3 referendum on school CXIMPLAINTS colleges and junior college to BONELam Planning and Zoning Commis driving, operating a motor vehi must bring back toe old speeches of Vice President Spiro Hugh Ward, candidate for will be closed on Nov. 11 in Robert J. Sandall Jr. base- Audie Murphy ly low). Stir water slowly into sion riiould Insist that no more cohesion. We must heal toe state representative from toe Improvements and urged Man- A resident of 360 Mata St. re- a voluntar ycode of behavior. observance of Veteran’s Day. ment recreation room at 114 dry-soup mix. over and cle while his right to operate Agnew for the "mood of cynlc- Dorsey said In a speecto Tuea- C R O S S RIB dwellings go up without water ,ygg under suspension, operat- wounds between young and old, School will close at 1 p.m. on Hollister St., *200. Trial Opened underneath meat. Cover and BLOCK CHUCK place In oven. Bake about 2 and sewers.” jgg -g^ unTegiistered motor black and white, rich and poor, Nov. 26 and remain closed N o v . ------blue collar worker and white LOS ANGEJLES (AP) — Trial hours, or until fork-tender. If BEEF R O A ST Mayor Nathan Agosttaelll vehicle, and improper use of 36 and 27 in observance of Contor Outs necessary, add a little more agreed with Pletrantonlo. He marker plates, collar worker.” Thanksgiving Day. E n d l o G in WtriltC commuillty “ would servq notice of World War H hero Audie water during cooking to prevent, instructed Weiss to notify toe Patrolman Donald Wright Duffey urged the election of pnnrliifiPd his short the Assembly will be called on to rally, we’re talking about rally- the driveway On Dec. 3, another one-ses- S e e n R a ilr o a d R o o n i sticking. Slice meat and serve Duffey concluded his short y^g „g^ g„d around — on potential troubleSnakers that Murphy on a charge-of assault Planning Commission by letter ggj^ j,e first attempted to stop Democrats, “ from toe top of toe talk with the plea, "Let’s’ all slon day with kindergarten at- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — with toe pan gravy. Serves 4-6. State Rep. Francis Mahoney, the Democratic Party.” A window in a home at 87 irresponsible or illegal conduct ing a Burbank dog trainer be- that toe Board of Directors re- Bushey on Mata St., Bushey slate to toe bottom,” and stress vote Democratic, so that we can C tending its abbreviated classes The Penn Centra’s economic ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ed, "Our job Is to show toe peo running for re-election ta toe He praised all local and state Bluefield Dr. was broken pome- on college campuses Is not guar- quests that It g;lve consideration went north on Main St., east on show the rest of the country wlU be held for an taservlce picture would be brig^itened withtoday ta Superior Court, A GREAT EAVOBITE ple of this state that they need 19th A ^ m b ly District, remark- candidates and said of Duffey, time yesterday. anteed by toe Bill of Rights.” to rejecting proposed subdlvl- Lilly St., north on Summit St., that Connecticut still has the old staff program, and toe Christ- an end to toe four-week-old Gen- A jury of four ^ ® * LEAN, TENDER and that they must turn to toe slons where no water and sew- and finally lost control of his Ideals and that It can hold Its mas tarf^ys will begin with a erai Motors strike but it still women was selected Tuesday to Democratic Party to solve their ers are provided, except ta ex- vehicle at Summit and Delmont head high. ’The whole country half day session on Doc. 23. The wlU be several years before toe hew toe case, SboulAer Glad difficulties. ceptional Instances. He said sts. where he was apprehend- Everytlme toe people of this ‘s looking to see what we do.” schools WlU remain closed railroad Is earning money, too ^ p ^ io l at David Gofsteta CALIF. ROASTS of that toe letter should state also, ed. through Jan. 4 for Christmas P e n ^ n t r a l president said here BEEF ROASTS country have been ta trouble,” w h ln D u f the board’s Insistence that, "un- Bushey was taken to Man- he said, "they turned to Demo- .started just before 7 when Duf- BONELESS CLOD Chester Memorial Hospital pState Senate TENDER CHUCK lb. 99e der no circumstances should cratic candidates.” 'ey arrived, and ended at about February toe schools "I think when ^ n e r^ M o to rs ^ [^ [^ ^ ® ,e e rfo rT d S betangtag whole or smaU 1/2 subdivisions be approved with where he was treated and dis WlU be closed on Feb. 12 Lin- gets back to work we will ^ v o ^ defendant, ■ ■ ■ charged. His court date is Oct. Then he said, “ We’re again in 7:40. T out sidewalks.” A. ^ ------; — ------trouble, and our trouble Is much Duffey was Introduced by coin’s Birthday and on toe 16th more business than we can han- ^ opening statement to toe Atty. John LaBelle represont- 19. for Washington’s Birthday. die,” WUUam H. Moore, presl- Murphy’s attorney said .p-r , •5’' A,v>< / March 17 will be a half day dent and chief executive, said tj,at Gofsteta was toe CHUCK STEAK, 1st Cut . .. session for an taservlce staff at a meeting of employes of toe gggressor and Murphy was de The Candidate program.- line’s New Haven division. fending himself. Center Cuts of tbla ^ •o'’ ■/ y Schools wUl have a spring Mdore predicted that the rail- Mtirphy, an actor and toe 1957—GrKJuata of Manchetter High School- Delicious Roost CHUCK STEAK, Center Cut vacation from April 5 through roeid, which has fUed for reor- decorated American ta Honor Roll; Recipient of Thom McAn 9, and WlU hold a haif day ses- ganlzation under federal bank- world War n combat, has de- award as outstanding football lineman. Shoulder Clod slon on April 21 for the final ruptcy laws. Is four or five years g,g^ shooting at Gofsteta. taservlce workshop prog^ram a!way from solvency and there t96t—Graduate of Wesleyan University with are problems to folye. 1.19 for teachers. distinction and honors — Captain 1960 football team and recipient of Everett To Make Your S i ? ? ' : C. Bacon award as the outstanding PINEHURST GROUND MEATS CHILDREN'S SHOE >' ^ player and nominated to All-Time — Dellolous to ea t.. .easy to pay for Saturday Shopping Easier I lO U SE , All-5tar Team of Coach Norm Daniels. ► 1961—Summer—Operation Crossroads—Africa, GROUND CHUCK in 4-lb. Iota... .lb. 83e (K o n y a ). •iff We Have a STEW » 1961-1962-Fulbright Scholarship to the Uni CHUCK PATTIES TENDER B1TE-SI2B versity of Florence (Italy). 4-Ib. boxes, fresh or frozen, box $8-4* CUBES OF U.8. CHOICE 1 lA L E SALE • 1963—Summer—Washington Intern at NASA, DELUXE CHOPPED STEWING i 1964—Summer—Washington Intern at Depart SIRLOIN PATTIES aMJB FAMOUS BRANDS m ent of Justice. 4-lb. box $3.M BEEF FREE B 1965-^aduate of Yale Law School. PINEHURST QUBE STEAKS lb. $1.39 GIRLS' SHOES IN • 1966—1968—Sen. David M. Barry's Campaign BUY SEALTEST Vi & '/z CREAM , ASSORTED STYLES stafF. AT A SPECIAL PRICE pint 23c SIZES 8'/2 TO 3 • 1968—Cong. Emilio Q. Daddario's campaign coordinator in Manchester. ' KNUCKLE All Sizes But Not In Every Seasoned SHOPPING BAG SO U P B O N IS • 1967—1969—Chairman Manchester Commis ROUND STEAK Style. lb. 19c sion on Aging. Reody-To-Boke GROUND BLACK or BROWN 34n-1 • Member of Board of Directors of the United MEAT. LOAVES 7 lb. 99e M EAT LO A P Fund of Manchester. .... • ■ . .... r-^ ------—------v 3 d b . p o n Blend dfV ial, • AAember of the MarKhester Advisory Board 4>lb. lots beef lb. 99c FOR YOU S1.A9 of the Greater Hartford Chapter of The lb. 95e ^4b. lots lb. 98c American Red Cross. V A LU ES T O 910J09 O AAember since 1968 — Hartford County Bar CAMPBELL will fork over $1.00 if you try all four new Campbell’s CHUNKY To Make Your Saturday Banking Easier Association Volunteer Defenders. SOUPS. Beef . . . Chicken or T i^ e y 56 c and Chunky Vegetable 37c. NEW . . . 1M% SUPER STRETCH ... our Main Street, Parkade, • Partner in the AAanchester law firm of Bayer, Ntfw Phelon & Squatrito. NYLON PANTEEZE NABISCO ESCORT ■ 4 'Melt in your mourii toxlwe" and Bolton Notch Offices are Dom was raised in Manchester and educated in PANTY HOSE CRACKERS its public schools and in Connecticut universities: BOYS’ OXFORDS His background and Involvement in his local You tvill find a Gouimiet CRAB RING recipe on the back of the ESCORT community make him well acquainted with the cracker pkg. We have good crab meat at .89, 1.19 and the famous Geisha M i l SLIPONS problems of Connecticut and especially with brand at 1.99 can. OPEN 9-12 NOON those of the Fourth Senatorial District. BLACK—SOME BROWN PINEHURST HAS THE LOW PRICE ON POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c and ONIONS at 3 lbs. 29c SIZ ES 8 V2 T O 3 Big Boys' Stats V/z to « Vote Democratic ROOSEVELT MILLS Savings Bank^ of Manchester GOOD SELECTION INFANTS' SO B 3 TO 8 ...... $2.97 Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. SALESROOMS OPEN DAILY TILL 5.30 — WED., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 :00 P.M. on November 3rd, 1970 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE 215 E. MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE Exit 98 off Rt. 15 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORDFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON ) for Bcawte O onnlttee I OPEN THURS AND FRI. TILL NINE 94S MAIN ST. M ANCHESTBt BawMe, ISeee. .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. .CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 dious task bt gathering eridence have let the narrative flow fast including history, ‘ literature, of the section on America, all KIux Klan, an organization of Wig for Randy er, but toe wriUnig does not lag. poetry, half of toe European little more than 2,000 members, that would stand up in court. art, music and law in toe United Meanwhile the agents kept a PITTSBURGH (AP) — A For a first novel this is an un States, Europe, Africa, South gproup and about two-tolrds of but a larger rival, the United Klaiis, also entered Into toe pic close check of the Klan’s other judge has worked out a way for Book Review usually good job, full of Imagl- America an^ the West Indies. toe African part. These articles dating from toe ture. activities and used toe- inform student Randy Simon to keep McCarthy-Kelley nation and humor. She lived with Crowder while 1930s sometimes cast their shad The conflct was set off with ers to learn of splits In the his shoulder length hair and still "FROZEN FOOD MENU PLANNERS" Miles A. Smith collecting material for the book, l o o k in g f o r w a r d . Creat cle^ and by toe time he is 30 his ows into the future, and make the abduction and murder of Klah’s ranks. After five yearn, satisfy Robert Morris College’s causing a scandal. From such Unda S. Kelley ot Norwich SHOP-RITE "GRADE A FANCY " CHICKEN TURKEY MEAT LOAF,SIRLOIN LEAF or CHOPPED SHOP RITE ed and Compiled by Ray Bros- salary Is $30,000. And by that significant reading in the con three civil rights workers near and nine months, seven men code of attire. Randy’s going, to NEGRO: An' Anthology Col famous writers as LFingston became the bride of Clohn J. seau. Interpretive Text by Ralph time he and Janice and their test of present day black litera Philadelphia, Miss., in the sum were convicted, including the buy a wig. lected and Edited by Nancy Cu- Hughes, Wmiarn Carlos Wll-. SPINACH K. Andrist. American "Heritage three children are living In ture. Miles A, Smith mer of 1964—Michael Schwer- Klan’s imperial Wizard. The 20-year-old senior from McCarthy of Manchester Satur nard. Rdited and Abridged, with Hams, W.E.B. DuBois, Ezra SWANSONO,„.|m0| Press. 814.9S. Westchester. an Introduction, by Hugh Ford. ner, 24, And Andrew Goodman, The case of the civil rights West Leechburg nodded approv day afternoon, Aug. 29, at the Orange Pound, Theodore Dreiser and Hie full subtitle pf this book is But Fitzie’s drive has built up Frerick Ungar Publishing Co. ATTACK ON TERROR: The 20, both white men from New workers and several other acth al Monday before U.S. Dlst. Park Congregational Church in many others, she assembled 0 '.° .v "U fe In toe "Twentieth Century $32.50. FBI Against the Kii Kliix Klan York, and Earl Chaney, a Negro of violence are only port of the Judge Wallace S. Gourley. DINNERS too much pressure, and it has about 250 articles. A small Lon Norwich. as Predicted in tfie Pages of begun to pull the marriage "ITie late Nancy Cunard, In Mississippi. By Don White- from Meridian, Miss. story, who5Y3 main theme is the The school took him, back Juice don publisher printed 1,000 cop immediately. , The bride Is the daughter of A LL V A R IE T IE S American Magazines from 1895 apart. And though he scarcely daughter of Sir Bache Cunard, head. Funk & Wagnalls. $6.95. crushing of the Klan In the ies of her book In 1934, not all of FBI agents had trouble get Dr. and Mrs. Winfield O. Kelley REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT to 1905.” of toe British shipping family, state. Simon went to court when toe realizes it, toe urge to be a fi which were sold, and only a few Whitehead, whose “ The FBI ting local cooperation. The FBI of Norwich. 'The bridegroom Is SHOP RITE - But actually that is only a was a rebel agsdnst the aristro- Whitehead presfents an im private junior college refused nancial success is turning him copies of toe original edition re Story” was a best seller, has infiltrated the ranks of the Klan the son of Mrs. Lena McCarthy OCOMA partial description of toe book’s cratlc society in which she grew and obtained several Informers, mensely detailed account, bpt admission to him and several ..., Q Q 0 into a candidate for an ulcer. main in collectors’ hands. turned his attention here to a of 22 WUliams St. pkg,. FRENCH FRIES substance. It reproduces arti The scenes and events of the up. six-year battle—fought partly one of whom was a police ser-- the details do not impede the other students several days ago The Rev. Wilfred MacLean of 3 7 0 ^ POT PIES cles, cartoons, editorials, draw advertising world have a con A poet and book publisher, . The present volume, 460 underg^round—between toe FBI geant. Anotoer informer finally narrative. It is graphic, full of on the grounds they did not Park Church performed the cere" 7 ings and advertisements In ap vincing ring, and Fitzie’s char she met a black pianist named pages, with 185 Illustrations, and toe Ku Kluxers of Mississip tipped the agents where to find suspense and illuminating In its meet the code. Dress considered ALL VARIETIES. BANQUET 2 lb was prepared by Ford, who se ’’bizarre” or sloppy is banned mony. 2 -lb. proximately 13% by 10% inches acter is fuUy realized. A bit less Henry Crowder and became In pi. the bodies, which had been bur depiction of the tenacious and The bride, given In marriage 1 0 P A K 1 lb /TQC buffet format from such magazines as detail and description (toe terested In compiling a history lected more toan half toe origi Most of this fight was against ied in an earthen dam. successful battle of the FBI. on campus, as" well as male hair by her father, wore a gown of 7 ■ ■ 99*^ toe Saturday Evening Post, La books runs to 375 pages) would of Negro life and achievements. nal contents—toe major portion the White Knights of toe Ku Then began the long and te Miles A. Smith length below the shirt collar. ivory satin, designed with a PIZZA O y S U P P E R S 5 7 Z 7 dles Home Journal, Life (not yoke of rosepoint lace accented toe prercnt one, but an earlier ' with seed pearls. Her shoulder- humor magazine), Harper’s length veil of silk illusion was Weekly, Puck, Popular Mechan attached to a satin pillbox hat. "SHOP-RITE’S TOP QUALITY LEAN, FLAVORFUL, WATER ADDED ics, Scientific American and Mrs. Ronald Dore of Norwich, Woman’s Home Companion. we care sister of the bride, was matron In some cases toe authors and of honor. artists were consciously trying A&P Sells Only U.S. Gov't. Inspected Meats and Poultry Wallace Irish of Manchester to predict toe future, but hi served as best man. Ushers many others they were con were Winfield O. Kelley Jr., of cerned mainly with contempo "SUPER-RIGHT" BEEF Norwich, brother of the bride; Smoked Hams rary life, taking only a glance at and Peter Rlpchick of Manches toe future. So this Is a two-way '^Super-Right" Quality "Super-Right" Quality ter. look at life—forward cuid back After a reception at the home ward. of the bride’s parents, the couple CENTER There were lots of hits and left on a wedding trip to New 7 RIB PORTION OVEN READY HAM SLICES SHANK PORTION r i ^ misses in toe predictions, toe POT Hampshire. They are living In latter predominating. Air condi Willimantlc. OR ROAST tioning was forecast, but as yet Mrs. McCarthy is a 1966 0 It hasn't been done with liquid graduate of Norwich High BUTT addI d / I Q C air, as one writer supposed It School and a 1970 graduate of PORTION the University of Connecticut. would be. Radio was anticipat ROAST Mr. McCarthy, a graduate of ed, but not teleidsion. Manchester High School, served Those were toe days of toe CALIFORNIACHUCK — auto’s Infancy. One "writer pro for four years with the "U.S. CUT FROM YOUNG STEERS ^U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED-^ 7 Navy. He Is a senior at the Uni Pot Roast lb 79^ posed “ a national highway” B E E F L IV E R I BONELESS CHUCK (singular). Anotoer said that in Peril Rikof versity of Connecticut. REGULAR CHICKEN PARTS I Pot Roast lb 89‘ less than 60 years every work CUT FROM ' BEEF, FOR BRAISING or CHUCK PLUMPtTASTV ing man would- have his own Lisk-Barron POTTING car. Anotoer toought cities OPEN ALL DAY BONE IN Your fedeui Fcod LEGS lb 55^ WINGS „ 35< Short Ribs ib 69*^ C U T F R O M would be quieter when toe auto Susan . Karjd Barron and Sljirps ,il Stiop Rite Stores SHOULDER, FLAVORFUL PLUM P & T ASTY ^ YOUNG t l/u it u rF n RYERS t cn a _ B Y THE PIECE eliminated-toe hotse. There was MONDAY, OCTOBER 12th, Thomas David Llsk, both of BREASTS lb 6 5 ‘ LIVERS ib 59 more att^tion to flying dirigi MRS. JOHN J. McCa r t h y SLAB BACON 59* Steak lb Houston, Tex., exchanged vows $87 E A S T bles than to what toe Wright Sattirday evening, Aug. 22, at ------— ------brothers were doing, and of COLUMBUS DAY the Rice University Memorial LanaiH, Justice of peace. In groom’s mother wore a pink MIDDLE TURNPIKE course no one foresaw two Roast FROM CORN FED PORKERS Chapel In Houston. Windsor Locks. sHk dress. Both had orchids. FRESH,REGULAR TASTY & LEAN "World Wars and nuclear energy. ilANCHESIlR, The “ new woman” was Inter ’The bride Is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of - A reception was held at the We rteerve Hm right H limit i^tNinHHer. ested mainly In suffrage and toe Mrs W R Barron of Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Skin- Buckboard Restaurant In Glas- SHORT GROUND CHUCK fashion forecast was that skirts The bridegroom is a swi of Mrs. ner of Windsor Locks, formerly tonbury. For a motor trip to SPARE RIBS JANE P A R K E R would rise above toe ankles. A CUT Anita Llsk of Somers Rd. B3- of Manchester. The bridegroom the Green Mts., Vermont, ajid, Health & Beauty Aids! lington ’ tf^e son of Mr. and Mrs. Ly- -Montreal, Canada, Mrs. Tabor few brave women were getting FROM into the professions and taking The bride wore a gown of man LaMay of Windsor Locks, wore a burgundy color ensemble SHOP-RITE, lOc OFF LABEL 4| FV"- FIRST up golf or tennis. Variety Ivory English net appllqued with The bride wore a white cot- with brown accessories. The 6 9 « Baby Shampoo ^ 7 9 « This combination of nostalgria Alencon lace and designed vrith ton dress and carried a colonial couple live in Middletown, R.I. 'tr 4 9 4 R IB S and hopeful guesswork often is high neckline, organza sleeves, bouquet of roses. Mrs. Tatar, a 19W gr^uate ONLY quaint and amusing. But it also full skirt ad court train. Her Mrs. Theodore Angel of Man- of Manchester High School, also SHOP-RITE WITH IRON. 40 OFF LABEL Bread 365 $ ]^ 4 9 Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ... Shop-Rite Priced! i raises an interesting question— veil of Ivory silk Illusion was Chester, cousin of the bride, was graduated from Grace New Multi Vitam ins Inbivtt aL PLAIMorSOURRYI, WHY PAY MORE? ^ R A how badly are today’s prognos attached to a wide tapered band maton of honor. Theodore Angel Haven Hospital School of Nurs- WHY PAY MORE? ticators missing out on their PUMPiRNICKIL of ivory Alencon lace, and she served as best man. Sbe is employed as a ped- Calif. Lettuce h.cd ^ B u f f e r in U S FANCY 3 5 guesses about toe 21st century? carried a nosegay of white rxwes, A reception was held at the ‘atric nurse cUnlclan at Union 8 9 * FLORIDA SEEDLESS _ OR CRACKfR WHEAT MUes A. Smith stephanotls and purple staOce. home of the bride’s/ parents. Af- Hospital, Fall River, Mass. Mr. lOc OFF LABEL. FAMILY SIZE MCINTOSH She also wore a cameo which ter a motor trip through the Tabor, a graduate of ’Tufts Unl- Grapefruit 5 Allgood Bacon Delmonico Steak Pepsodent Toothpaste 2 -''b.V ^1 RED U.S. FANCY A REASONABLE DOUBT. By had belonged to the bride- New England states, the couple verslty, Medford, Mass., is lb 1 9 * Edgar Smith. Coward-MoCann. CENTER Boneless Beef irroom’s n-andmother will Uve at 271 Main St.,Wind- employed as a mechanical en- APPLES Delicious Apples Hair Spray 39* CALIFORNIA $0.05. SLICED CUT Cut From Rib Mrs. E ^ b e t h Velez of New sor I ^ k s . glneer at the U.S Underwater Bartlett Pears lb. 25* Only toe aficionados of true Sugar Cured York was matron of honor. She “ r. and Mrs. LaMay are System Center, Newport, R.I. From Our Dairy Case! ___ LARGE crime would find it compelling £ 7 9 * 1 wore an empire gown of deep graduates of Windsor Locks Green Peppers lb. 25* and perhaps compulsively nec- 1 purple velvet, and she carried a Nigh School. Mrs. LaMay Is em- SH O P RITE WHY PAY MORE? l-lb. 1 QC . essazy to examine Edgar r ; lA M i PARKER SPECIAIS bouquet of assorted roses. P^yed as a bookkeeper at the g e l I t 2 9 * Western Carrots 2 bags Smith’s novel as a fictional trea J .... _ Connecticut Bank and ’Trust :arton^^^H LARGE "Super-Right" Ground Meats Engagements Orange Juice tise of toe real murder for Bridesm^ds were Miss D a ^ Co., Hartford. Her husband Is Pascal Celery FRESHLY G R O U N D BEEF. P O R K A N D V E A L Pork Sausage Llsk of ElUngtcm, sister of the the NaUonal Rent- whUto he was convicted. PIIIEAPPUOR Brisket Beef REGULAR FLEISCHMANN'S Fresh bridegrrom, and M r^C arolyn Hartford Hilton Prior-Pannebaker To all Others, “A Reasonable Ground Beef 69^ Meat Loaf Mix 89*. Woodruff of Houston. They were M a r g a r in e Quality Groceries. . . Shop-Rite Priced! Doubt” surely may bo greeted Boneless ci TASTY FRESH TASTY Pure Pork C dressed In empire gowns of Itie engagement of Qynthla as a well-orchestrated crime PIE Straight Loose Link Joan Prior of Manchester to BREAKSTONE TEMPTEE WHIPPED Cuts 1.09. lavender watered taffeta fash ALL FLAVORS WHY PAY MORE? KRAFT mystery. It has a classic dou Your 22-W.4 t k i Ground Chuck 89*. Ground Round99*. ioned with pleated ruffled col Tabor-Arnold ^ebaker jr„ of Cream Cheese ble-cross chicanery in high Choice! site M lars. ’They carried nosegays Old :Fpigd, Pa. has been an- Delicatessen . . .Shop-Kite Priced! places ai^ hlg^ drama in toe similar to that of the honor at Barhara Ruth Arnold of Brook- noui)ic^ by her parents, Mr. Hl-C DRINKS MAYONNAISE court room. _ line. Mass., formerly of Man- and’MM. John T. Prior Jr., of Indeed, crime buffs may won VALUABLE COUPON tendant. SHOP-RITE .r J Chester, became the bride of 51 Hainlln St. der whether Smith—now In his NESTLE'S ALMOND, CRUNCH or PLAIN (Sc SIZE) A N N PAGE ^sU e M d Bricka R ^ e , pjjiup jenison Tabor of New- Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Canned Ham Von$339 - 5 0 C 13to year in toe Death row at Saturday morning, and Mrs. George Pannebaker toe New Jersey State Penlten- ADDS ZEST JOY LIQUID DiTERGENT ^ t h e brid^ were ^ p t 26, at South uJdted Meth- Sr. of Old FY>rge. Pa. 3 8 7 ^ Candy Bars 10 x 38* Ketchup TO FOODS 4 «9*. REGULAR or THICK SHOP-RITE tlaiy in Trenton—Is Ron Krar lib b ^ T racy wore f l o o r - 1 ^ g o ^ ^ odist Church. Miss Prior, a graduate of C A M P B E L L ’S mer, the duped defendant, or SEALTEST 22-oz. ^ Sliced Bacon 0Q<= SHOP-RITE ^ ------GREAT HOT or COLD DUiSe ribtaiT^M d tow CN- daughter of Manchester High School, is at- Jerry Bender, the smooth and LIGHT'N p i^ le r ih ta ^ MQ u i ^ car Theodore Hewitt tending Manchester Commu . ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF r * ^ Aluminum Foil 6 Tomato Soup * slick, too BUck, operator. (’To 11 CANNED VEGETABLE SALE! Tea B a g s ° K i 00.1.79* Yogurt LIVELY 4 89* n e d Tipir rvf^nriBtrai Arnold ot East Hartford, form- nlty College. She Is Employed I Shop-Rite Franks X 5 9 '" disposable diapers 50c OFF LABEL LAUNDRY say more hi to unravel toe mirs- De«>k Usk <^f E ^ Manchester. The bride- at Travelers I n s ^ c e Co., SULTANA FROFROZEN - ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM ONI COUPON PHI FAMILY Appetizers . Why Pay More! IfS. $ 1 99 teiy). Cream Style or PROGRESSO-WITH M EAT COUPON VALID THRU OCT. 10 a son Of. Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. OVERNIGHT T2°‘ 69^ Tide Detergent And Susan Jeffers? Is she toe Ushers were Donald Baldwin of®----_, ... Pampers r STORE SLICED fictionalized version of 15-year- Houston and Bill Welz of WlUl- Wendell Tabor of East Green- Mr. Pannebaker served four ALBA or CARNATION INSTANT RED LABEL MARTINSON or Whole Kernel Corn Spaghetti Sauce v;’ 45* Meat Dinners D 3,1.00 manUc. The ring bearer was R -J- with toe Air Poree ^ la ,n . rX / V - CHOCK FULL O’NUTS old Victoria Zielinski, for whose VALUABLE COUPON Greg Parten of Houston. Hanley a V etnam veter^. He is at- Roast Beef J-Ib. $ 1 7 9 death Smith was sentenced to FOR DISHES KELLOGG'S 5 9 « Dry Milk 9 9 « coffee can Sweet Pens ...... Shaw, pastor of South Church, tending Pennsylvania State 1 be executed June 4, 1967? In this PINK LIQUIDliquid ALL 11.0,. A reception w m held at tta performed toe double-ring cere- University, NEPCO NATURAL CASING AltAlf PINK \ ,.q, OQ( MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE novel, toe characters Kramer French Style‘«t!S' Green Boons flllO y DETERGENT ^ pjauics 0 7 Pop Tarts FLAVORS pkg. 4# 7 home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard jjj^ny Jack Grove was organist. The wedding is planned for L iv e r w u r s t lb 8 9 * SHOP-RITE r l e m o n SUPREME/YELLOWor and Bender both are with toe nov PERMANENT TYPE TWIN PPACK-125Sh A C K -125 SHEET ROLLS REG., PER K P. P ^ n In H m ^ . Tta cou- ^ . 27. , W HITE PAST. PROC. DUNCAN HINES DEVIL'S FOOD victim toe night she ds killed. In ** 6 9 ^ e IWe at 8833 Amherst St. ^age by her father. She wore his real Ufe case, Smith admits ANTI- gol or DRIP o w l American Cheese b 7 9 * being wtto toe Zelinsld girl be- 2 lISs."Llsk is a graduate o f Empire gown of Ivory silk Gore-Simmons SPAGHETTI CAKE MIX ,... | o o Prestone FREEZE F»Jn plastic ScotTowelScotTowels 2 4 5 * T,. TT . .r organza appllqued with pearl ac- Seafood . . . Shop-Kite Priced! ' (ore her death, but says anotoer Rlce University ^M r.U sk Is a pggjj j^ange lace and The engagement of Miss Doro- »10or»17 , n, BIG ROLL-168 SHEETS PER ROLL CAP'N JOHN'S FROZENFROL_.. ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Lingulnior boi mW was, too. ^ ^ u a te of Trinity College, ^gglgned with high neckline, toy L. Gore of Glastonbury, 1 9 L 'i " . SIQO ‘Ihe jury in the sensational COUPON VALID THRU'OCT. 16 Verm icelli bo>» ^ Ha^ord. He Is vmrking for a gjj^^ . length sleeves edged In formerly of Manchester to Bergen County trial decided ScotTowels 3 rolls 98* Fried Scallops 59* ^ ^ English a flared ruffles, and a de- Harry L. Simmons of Rockville, L J that Smith murdered 16-year-oW PROGRESSO ITALIAN BIRDS EYE CAP'N JOHN'S FROZENFROZ VALUABLE COUPON toe University of Houston where tgghable chapel train. Her bouf- has been announced by her SUNSWEET l-qt Victoria. It said Smith must pay LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE he is a teaching fellow. gjjj^ j|j„aion was ar- mother, Mrs. Jayne L. Gore of 8 -6 ,. with his own Ufe. It Is a penalty FROZEN Tomatoes bll. ranged from a matching head- 40 Olcott St., Manchester, 77* Prune Juice 49* which stUl stands despite the 18 CONCENTRATE 31.00 Cod Fillets 'ii 59* BACON LIVER or BEEF * CAPTAIN CRUNCH/CRUNCH PEANUT 46-oz. f O O Awake M A X W E L L HOUSE COFFEE Rooke-Atherton' piece, and she carried a bouquet Her fiance is toe son of Mr. Bakery Dept. RED H EART years in which Bmlto has suc BU TT ER or K IN G V IT A M A N ceeded In staying his execution. « « I y . of white carnations, stephanotls and Mrs; Frederick Simmons, 9-01. The marriage of Margaret j.gggg » qj 30 Burke Rd., iRockvUle. Dog Food 11* Cereal box 49* Whether tt was perhaps ^ 1 GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE! | Smith’s intention to Implant new 3 I" Atherton to Daniel Rooke, both Miss Donna Gene Gulbhias of Miss Gore U ' a 1967 grad- CANELINI BEANS CHICK PEAS l ib. SHOP-RITE FRUIT COCKTAIL or ----- , ; ,.-7 , WhiteBread5-™95<=; ’?i-oz. PROGRESSO RED 8 of Manchester, took place Fri- Waban, Mass., was maid of hon- uate of Manchester High School l-lb. « Mini-pricing* keeps S and saving and saving and saving and I saving and saving and saving and ... prove it to yourseif. DeGaulle Warned Kennedy Coventry Public Records ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ______. m in tAIATCD Cl IPPI Yl O f ' A n 0 . OU a m Z m m , _____ X Of Endless Entanglement Town Clerk Elizabeth Rych- Louise L.^ Barrows to Harry H. YOU CAN FIGHT PHOSPHATE POLLUTION OF OUR WATER SUPPLY! I All ling rejjorts that 33 warranty Barrows ot Oofventry, one-half All Stop & Shop Stores in Connecticut PARIS (AiP) — Gen. CSiarles agree, and moreover, are not deeds and 11 quit-claim ddeds interest in lots 34-39, block T, de Gaulle told President John F. calling for you. were among the records filed Pine Lake Shores; Veronica M. Stop & Shop’s No Phosphate Detergent Kennedy In 1961 that any Inter "The Ideology that you in her office during the month Hastings to Veronica M. Hast vention In Indochina wojild .be present’ will change nothing. of. September. ings and Dorothea V. Splllane Use new Stop & Shop No Phosphate Hi Power in your wash. It's t h e detergent will be open Monday, October 12th "an endless entanglement,” ac More than that the masses will Warranty deeds filed were as of Manchester, property on formula.that's completely free of phosphates which contribute greatly to pol- cording to his latest book of confuse It with your will for follows; Roland J. Pouliot Jr. Stonehouse R d.; Edward H. memoirs released today. power. That is why, the more lution.of our lakes and streams. Columbus ^Day, any day, you'll save with mini-pricing(S) at Stop & Shop. Mini-pricingqO prom to Susan Coolidge Peck of Cov 'nnkham to Robert Brehaut of The memoirs were started you g ^ Involved there eigainst entry, lot 12, section C in Water Coventry, lot 20 ,section D, Oak ises you "You just c8n't buy a week's groceries for less." And mini-pricinglO) keeps the Immediately after De Gaulle communism, the more the (Com front Manor on Walnut Trail; left the presidency In April 1969. munists will appear the cham Grove; Nancy E. Gallnat to promise in everyday-low prices on quality foods. And in the specials we advertise each week. Evandro Santini to Frank E. Jr. Richard E. and Nancy E. This volume covers the—period pions of national . Independ and Jacqueline A. Cuneo of Gallnat of Coventry ,property SUPERMARKETS SUPERMARKETS 1968-62 with De Gaulle’s return ence. . . Manchester, lot 8 in Richmond on Lake St. to power, the agonizing !setUe- "We French have gone Sale Starts Today! ment of the Algerian war Estates; PJC Corporation to Al Other records filed in Septem through the experience. You, through a grant of independ bert A. Jr. and Judith A. Foy, ber include two trustee's quit the Americans, yesterday want ence, decolonization of the Afri lot 89 in Northfields section VI; claims: estate of Sylvester J. ed to take our place In -Indochi can territories held by France Francis L. and Norma F. Shaw na. Now you want to follow us to and June O. Ploufe to estate of and international conferences. to Earl R. an4 Caroline M. rekindle a war that we ended. I Edith E. Eaton', land on Mor Titled "Memoirs of Hope—the White of Windham, property on row Rd.; and estate of Sylves predict that you will proceed by westerly side of Flanders River Renewal,” the book tells of the ter J. and June O. Ploufe to ( Pink or White being sucked into a bottomless Rd. arrival in Paris May 31, 1961 of estate of Edith E. Eaton, lot 21, Duncan Hines military and political slough.” Kennedy “ spilling over with dy Also: Robert P. Coldman to section 6, block D, and lot 22, De Gaulle claims that he had Nancy E. Gallnat of Coventry, Assorted Varieties namism, surrounded by an at section 7, block D, both on mosphere of lively curiosity, no part in the intrigues that Jed property on Lake St.; LaCava Hickory Drive in Lakevlew Ter, ,to his return to power In 1968 Construction Oo. to Joseph W. ’lorida Seedless forming with his brilliant and race. cultivated wife a couple filled when the nation was on the and Mary Lou Manerowski of Also: Administratrix Deed, Layer Cake Mixes verge of civil war because of Coventry, lot 77 in Coventry with charm.” estate of Viggo Jorgensen to But, De Gaulle recounts, he the Algerian conflict.” What Hills; John C. Walverls to Rog Robert F. Jr. and Jerrllynn broke out in Algiers May 13 er L. and Nancy A. Bellard of and Kennedy soon discovered Hood, undivided half-interest, (1958) did not surprise me at Coventry, lots B9 and 60, sec 18‘/2 01 that their policies differed on lots 137 and 138, and a parcel on .all,” he wrote. "However, I did tion N, Waterfront Mfmor on many points. map of "Mathleu ttnd Plche"; pkgs "But It was above all on the not mix in, in any way, either in Spring Trail; Helen K. Walverls Grapefruit the local agitation, nor in the to Roger L. and Nancy A. Bel Predate Certificate of. Jointly question of Indochina that I Owned Property from Giuseppe pointed out to Kennedy our .poli military movement, nor in the lard, Lots 61 and 62, section political projects which pro N, Wat*7ront Manor on Spring D*scenza to Vittorla D iscen^ cies diverged,” he wrote.' voked it, and I had no liaison- and Violet Trails. as shown in Vol. 123, page 631 First De Gaulle said that kennedy of Coventry Land Records. explained the moves that had with any element In Algiers nor Also: Richard B. £ind Nancy any office in Paris.’” \ M. Harrison to George E. Jr. Also, Foreclosure Certificate: been made in Indochina and Thomas D. and (Jheryl C. Roche of the “ made me understand that the A curious sidelight Is the ab- and Judy Sherry of Manchester, sehce of almost all reference to parcel of land on northerly side to The Budget Plan Inc. lots 11- for aff^r was going to develop with Green Giant a view to establishing in the In (Jeorges Pompidou, who served 19 and five feet of lot 20, section of Parker Bridge Rd.; Gudrun Season! as one of De Gaulle’s chief 7 G, Actors Colony Estates; dochinese peninsula a pier of re Lyman (aka Gudrun Jensen) to uscious grapefruit aides, then was premier for six Herman and Judith A. LeDoyt Certificate of Change of Nsune: sistance to the Soviets.” or your family at De Gaulle replied: "For you. years, and succeeded De Gaulle of Coventry, property on Route Gudrun Jensen to Gudrun Ly great value. Niblets Corn in the presidency. 31; Morton Shimelman and Jo man. Intervention In this region will be an endles^ entanglement. The memoirs cover events seph Vinlck to Eastdm Devel Prom the moment when nations several months after Pompidou opment Corp. of East Hartford, Native took over as premier. The ap lots 26, 26, qnd 42 in section McIntosh become awakened, no foreign $8,980 Found U.S. No. 1. lbs VI; lots 77 and 79 in section authority, no matter how great pointments and departures of ■VII; and lot 113 in section X, In Package To Apples 2>/4" min. its means, has any chance of ministers are recounted, with no all in Northfields. imposing Itself. You are going mention of Pompidou. A num to realize this. Because, if you ber of Gaullists are spoken of In Also: Jean M. Menzel to Rob Suspect’s W ife bunch ert J. and Pamela W. Adams of Fresh California Broccoli find In office government lead glowing terms, but Pompidou is ers who, through their own in mentioned only in a fleeting East Hartford, lot 36 on Mark HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Ocean Spray Drive in Coventry Manor; PJC Part of the money stolen in a Fresh Cranherries terest, agree to obey you, the reference as "m y ocllabora- Corp. to Da'vid G. and Gall A. recent bank robbery was dis people themselves will not tor.’’’ Bodman of East Hartford, lot covered Tuesday in a package Philcdendrcn on-a-bark 7 - pot 44 "Map of Northfields"; Ed at the main'post office in Hart Peter Pan Hebron ward M. and • Lillian A. Neff ford, federal authorities said. Fire Prevention Week to William J. and Maureen M. The package, containing |8,980_ As part of Fire Prevention Voter Making Bavler of East Hartford, two in cash, was addressed to Mrs." Peanut Butter Week activities, the 8th Util parcels on Root Rd.; Robert F. Ann Saunders of Hartford, wife POULTRY ities District will hold an Hood Jr. to Donald J. and Is Scheduled of Robert L. Saunders, who was Peter Pan, a fam Open House Saturday, from Sheiron W. Glass of Wdst Will- arrested Sept. 29 on bank rob FESTVRL ily favorite for 1 to 4 p.m., at Us firehouse. ington, four parcels of Isind bery charges, according to Abst. R P Z g k years is now at a For Saturday Main and Hilliard Sts. “ Lota of Mathieu and Piohe.” U.S. Atty. B. Blair Crawford. low. low price at The Board of Admissions of. Also; Alice Jorgenson to Rob Crawford said the package your Stop & Shop. The program includes the Electors will hold a special all ert F. Jr. and Jerrllynn M. postmarked Los Angeles, It's great. showing of slides on "A Day day session on Saturday from I Hood of (Coventry, undivided Cal., Sept. 26, 1970; and was In the Life of a Fireman,” a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Town Of half Interest in lots 137 and 186, sent two days after the holdup Large Roasting Chickens white Gem... u.s. Grade “ a tour of the firehouse, and fice Building. Save with mini-pricing on a n d a parcel on a map of of the Simsbury Bank and Trust a display of fire apparatus. The board is aware that this "Mathleu and Plche'” ; PJC Co. branch in Avon. U.& Grade “A”...5 to 6 lbs The department's new session falls on the Yom Klppur Ckirp. to Richard H. and Bren “The mailed money has de pumper will pump water on holiday and would like to re da G. Stoebel of East Hartford, finitely been identified as the Birds Eye Here’s your chance to treat your family to a spe Visit our Self ^rvice Deli Hilliard St. during the Open mind residents that they may lot 38, "Map of Northfields;” bank robbery money,” said cial roast chicken dinner. At Stop & Shop even House and firemen will ex also be enrolled as voters during Joseph A. and Mona Barresi to (Crawford. Saunders, he added, plain the operation of the fire any of the regular office hours David R. and Betty A. Young of had fled to Los Angeles right the best is mini-priced; you’ll s(X)n find out that trucks. The department’s of the town clerk — Mondays Hartford, lote 21,-39, 40 and 41 after the holdup. Orange Juice White Gem is one of the best. Sliced Bacon Dalmation mascot, “ Mack,” through Fridays from 9 a.m. to and the southeasterly half of Saunders, 42, was carrying lb will be on duty. noon and 1 to 4 p.m. and on Sugar'Cured lot (22, section C, Waterfront about $2,000 on his person when Red fire marshal helmets Saturdays from 9 a.m, to noon. he was apprehended, police said. There will be no regular sec Heights; LaCava Construction $ ^ 9 9 Bacon with a will be given to all children A total of $46,000 was taken in In A Botktl, flavor you'll just ond Tuesday session In October. Co. to William L. and Diane J. Chtcktrbeord Ocomo, 2 Ib pkg under six, if accompanied by C love. Try some. Jones of Coventry, westerly the robbery, and before Tues Rock Cornish Hens Farm s, 25 to 30 ox 49;^. Cooked Chicken 8 8 ' an adult. However, a short session will be day’s search of the parcel post p2 ip y h *V 1 cans - ^ 1 held on Nov. 2 for persons whose side of David Dr., lot 20, (Cov package some $27,711 had been voting lights mature after this entry Hills; recovered. O o l d O u t s U°v»rwurjl Saturday. No one else .will be Also; Evandro Santini to Go- U.S.Grade‘‘A” Duckliogs 65 ib Turkey Drumsticks Broilers SOI pkg Senate Debates The first suspect arrested in step A Shop m permitted to register at this mer and Helen Hughes of Esist the robbery was William A. Rad- Plntcertens / far | Weover Botttr Dlpptd, Extra Mild short session. Coffee tightener Cooked. 1 1b, 4 o i Military Funding Hartford, lot 3, Richmond Es cliffe, 49, of Hartford, who was Turkey Breast 89"ib Chicken Breasts Nepco Frankfurts M b pkg # T Stolen Items Found tates; Evandro SEintini to Rich Peas or Peas p 10 ez A Q C found in the wootfc near the Whole 2^/2 to 3 lbs WASHINGTON (AP) — Tho Resident State 'Trooper John ard L. Getzewlch of Manches Avon-Farmlngton line about t Carrots J pk|s Q 7 Weover Botter Dipped, $ Birds Eye Corn Cooked, 1 Ib, 6 ox House plans debate today and a Soderberg reports that several ter, lot 6, Richmond Estates; seven hours after the holdup. Turkey Roast Chicken Wings 1 If you think all chicken is alike, then you’ve Nepco Knockwurst *, items, such as credit cards and Phillip P. and Sandra E. MOllett vote later this week on a $66.7 T A third susi>ect, Richard J. never tasted a White Gem. There's a world of identification cards taken from to Roger J. and Donna K. Mle- 6 9 Rattel, 29, a fugitive from the Weaver, Batter Dipped $ 1 difference in the flavor! Sweet, tender, delicious Nepco Kielbasi 1 billion national defense bill teachers’ purses at both elemen ezkowski of Manchester, lot 86, State Correctional Center at Cooked. I Ib, 12 oz | which Is $2 billion under the tary schools last Thursday, were O a k wood Dr., Northfields, Roman Cheese Pizza Chicken Drumsticks & Thighs meat that almost melts in your mouth. Brooklyn, is still at large. Pentagon’s request. found earlier this week by san Frederic P. and Carolyn H. stock your freezer now at A low price on tasty Nepco The cuts In the Defense D«- itation workers In a tra ^ can Becker to Albert A. and Helen this low mini-price. You'll 15 oz From our Caterer's Kitchen on the Connecticut Turnpike In like Roman. pkg At our famous Deli Hut ! *»tores) ; partment’s annual money bill M. Rossi of Coventry, property W e a t h e r U i e U V o W 59‘ 2 Branford. on Plains Rd. w-. ^ Smoked Sausage i oz pKg 79" were voted, yesterday by the Cut Up or Split House Appropriations (Commit Sanitation workers discovered Also: Albert A. and Helen M . Fall Offensive the Items, along with others 2 1/2 to 3 lbs lb tee, with the comment: ‘‘Wliat Rossi to Robert W. and Sally S. Taste o' Sea Turkey Roll 99° Chicken or Beef Pies 33 which had been stolen- at ap Brown of Manchester, lots 13- NEW YORK (AP) — A tape this country nee^ Is more de recording said to be made by a Seafood Platter 9 oz pk| Made with fine ingredients fense for the dollar, hot neces proximately the same time from 16, block 18, Gerald Park; Jo to give it great flavor. Put Corned Beef Brisket schools in Glaqtonbury, Middle- 1 sephine A. Bonglovanni to Cor- leader of the radical Weather 7 oz 6em nitch Loaf 99*ib 12 oz J l sarily more dollars for de Coterer’t-KItcben them on this week’s shop pkgs town and Meriden. rado and Marie Pugllsi of Hart man group promises a "fall of Nepco Deli Style Cryovac fense.” Stop & Shop Scallops Pl<( Sliced ping list. Soderberg also reported that ford, Lots 2A, 2,3,4, section B, fensive of youth resistance that eiazed Ham tmporfed ’A Ib 89^ White Gem Save now on this delicious brisket The committee approved $1.1 will spread from Santa Barbara Peeled & lb Ib bilUon authorized for the Safe an investigation is beii}g con- , Actors Colony Estates; Tyynes Oeveined C otercr’B J j Q j C U.S. Grade "A ” ducted Into an. alleged attempt S. Carlson to Lewis A. and Mar to Boston, back to Kent and 16 ox pkg Kitchen ' ■§T I Strawberry Parfail 12 39'= guard antimissile system and Carnation Shrimp Mexican Salad by a stranger to pick up a garet C. DeLuca of Glaston Kansas.” an extra $416 million for Navy Stop l Shop ' second grade student iMobday bury, three parcels in Gerald The voice onv the tape was f ships but made cuts totaling $1.6 identified as that of Bernardine Yah Yah. t lb pk| Mnshrooms 39^ Serve hot, dripping with butter! afternoon in the area of the Park.’ Beefburgers Cmerer's Kitchen Morinoted Vo Ib ic billion In requests for develop Dohrn, fugitive leader of the White Gem ment and purchase of other mil Wall St. apartments. _Albert^ group, B. Bouffard by her tosister, Sterling Jennifer, v u _i * t i» He suggests that parents and Anita R. MaePherson of f. Fresh Swordfish U.S. Gcade "A ” lb itary weapons systems. at the headquarters of the Chef Pierre Apple Pie 'i^r 89 Thighs Bake at Home Rolls Tbe administration’s request stress to their children the Im (Coventry, lots 32, 32A and 38, Youth International Party—Ylp- section N, Waterfront Manor; for $368 million to increase the portance of never accepting ples—here; where the recording 'Sterling and Anita R. MaePher combat readiness of South Viet rides from strangers. was played for the press Tues Steaks Stop & Shop ^ son to Albert B. Bouffard of kc namese forces was approved. AIsp, Soderberg mentioned (Coventry, property. on Route day. Enjoy this seali- White Gem Dinner, Party Flake or Din The committee’s bill also con that there have been several According to the tape, the of Morton Pot Pies .,',1 -• 31; Hariy H,. Barrows to David cious swordfish U,S. Grade "A ” lb ner Wheat llVz oz. or ipHe* tains full funding for major mil cases of daylight breaking and fensive began with the tembihg Beef, Chicken dr Turkey, steak now at this Wings French 1(5 oz.'^rrigre pkg entering of homes In town dur L. , and Vivian E. Pratt of 8 o z A r '( itary projects including multiple of the police statue in (Chicago's ready in minutes. Single low price. r34C Storrs, lots 34-39, !^lock Y, Pine nuclear warheads, Mlnuteman, ing the past week. Haymarket Square Monday. pie 19(. 5 Lake Shores; Earn Industries missiles, the CO supercargo Jet, He warns residents to make "Now we are everywhere and Great Scou! Great savings^! Sandwich Bread 3 im«'< *1 Inc. tq LaCava (Construction (Co. pk£$ the F ill swingwing fightor and sure their homes are well'lock next week families and tribes We reserve the right to limit quantities Our own freshly biked Stop & Shop. the Navy P14 and Air Force P16 ed before leaving them unat of Hartford, lots 14 and 20 in Scott ^ of 50 Coventry Hills. will attack the enemy around Half Viva Dinner Napkins Jetflghters.^ tended. the country,” the voice said. *1 Also: Ernest H. and Kathleen Eallon 69’ In lively colors for bright table settings. Stop & Shop Donuts 3 gkfs The committee eliminated Student Pictures The recording was received Hendrtes Ice Milk (j. Burnett to Rodney J. and pkgs of je imC Country Style. Plain or Cinnamon IIW oz. or $4(X),000 requested for an Army •I*rO President Mrs. Rosalie Tuesday, postmarked from Chi Quality as fine as the best selling brands ! Glazed 9Vi oz. Carol L. Furlong of (Coventry, 200/2 ply j i general’s helicopter training Carlson has announced that ele cago Monday, according to Yli>- lot 66, (Coventry Manor; Carl B. Hendries Jimmy Roll 79 Lady Scott Facial Tissue 2 prog;ram and urged the Navy to mentary school students’ pic pie leader Jerry Rubin, one of * Assorted. Extra soft, freshlyfrp'biu scentedcrontsH trtissues. Brink to Donald N. Derby of collect an additional $196,000 for tures \rtll be taken tomorrow the Chicago 7 trial defendants. Bathrooni ^ n West Hartford, lots 62 and 63, Stop & Shop Apple Juice 4 *1 Mini-priced health & beauty bargains! Its part in filming the -motion at the Hebron Elementazy Assorted rolls j / eastem.half of lots 64, b ^ k Q Lady Scott Tissue picture depleting the Japanese School and on Friday at the Q 22'A oz yfjight, delicate in flavor! Kraft Save big over other fine brands! attack on Pearl Harbor, “ Tora- 7 In^Ptoe L ^ e Shores; . :*^AMld. They match Lady SiScott Jacial Tissues. - Gllea:^ Hill School. Auxiliary “Plans Featured ■V~pkB5----- ’§ Q-Tips Family Chest 3><»p»( ’ 1 Tora! Tora!” Parents are reminded that for R. w d Doris E. Carison to Jack BrowBieMix-*^w?S’ pkgs of $ | . a « -| . _ ' Reg. or Super. 3() in pkg $ ■ O. and Norma P. Stimler of 160 I Hie Navy has billed 20th Cen better pictures, children should Football Dance piece of Scott Jumbo Napkins 3 P lay tox Tampons 20(oniobei 1 tury Fox for $319,091. The addi be dressed in colorful clothes. (Coventry, lot 20, section 6, r AH G rin d s Parkay Margarine block D, Lakevlew Terrace. Stop & Shop Coffee I'lb can w In pastel colors to match your kitchen decor. ^ tional $196,000 would bd largely Girls should wear a colorful The Women’s Auxiliary of the the week! for use of the aircraft carrier' dress or blouse avoiding. exces T h e following qult-olaims MEmchester Midget Football As Perfect for everything you spread, Stop & Shop Brand $419 fry, bake or cook. 'You can even Sudden Beauty Hair Spray 39° Yorktown. sive trim or ruffles which would were filed also: William Gor sociation is sponsoring a football Better to be safe than sorry! Winterize ^ I Scott Placemats laVe? 2 "''r' 59' don to Roland-Cr. Pouliot Jr., smell its goodness when it melts. AeguUr or Hard. In Hold. 12V!i u , tin ...... detract from the face. dance, Saturday,'Nbvr’TT'^af the Crackers ■ younrar before the“wmter-»s5eat-h«r-sets^ “^^^ - Set an eleganriable any day. ot the week. The committee voted to defer one-half Interest in lot 12, sec Stop & Shop CKx 4 poand--prfnts.“1b.' pkg.' For the boys, a coat and tie Manchester State Armory. • Imported Translucent ib in for good. purchase of $600 million worth tion C, Waterfront Manor; Is best, or a colorful shirt or Tho event will begin at 7 ^ of weapons pending their full Peter W. Robinson to Sally A. Quarter pound printSy 100% corn oil! f^./TlXXXTn(XXXXT(TrxX)(TO(V)r7fXTnrXTrlV^ sweater. A white shirt should p.m. with a smorgasbord. There development and also directed Robinson, lot 2, .High Field Potato Chips 49*^ m m m m the Pentagon to evaluate the not be wonv unless with a coat will be dancing from 9 p.m. to Acres, W rights Jtill Rd., China Saucer role .of helicopters before It re or Jacket. Charles and Genevieve Oder- 1 a.m. to the music of The Margarine 3 Z 89*^ 20‘ oil quests money for substantial Lion Oub memn of Manchester to (Charles Sophisticates. B u y lovely Instant Mushed 39*^ 1 5 ‘ o i i 50' oil 10* off purchases. The Hebron Lions (Tlub will R. Odermaim of New Jersey, Dance chairman la Mrs. Brad completer meet this evening at 8 at the ley Parllman. Other committee PillsburyTaSir^^^^^ chef Boy-Ar-Dee Donald P. Odermann of (Califor Y>ieces at sub Stop & Shop Facial Tissues?«‘^n” 5 zm/zpV^I Tide Laundry Detergent Confidets Napkins 5 bag Gold Medal Meatless, Mushroom or Ground Marlborough Tavern. nia, and Walter P. Odermann chairmen tare Mrs. Allen Krob, stantial mjni- Do Pait Ttvice decoratioi^; Mrs. Robert Cor- (49 oz box) (48 in box) (flour) !l!^ Beef Spaghetti Sauce.e. iFoIFoz jart of California, 20 acres on (Cedar pricing® sav i i Manchester Evening Herald James A. Knight 'coran, hostess; Mrs. Dennis Sui Fruit Drink 29'^ j i g with this coupon , • DENVER (AP) — George Swamp Rd. ings, too. reg. Stop & Shop Air Freshener ?».«u S^ns’l with this coupon with this coupon I t e with this coupon correspondent, Anne Ehnt, IM. Good thru Oct. 10. Limit 1 box per customer, | Good thru Oct. 10. Limit 1 bag per customer, | J o Good thru Oct. 10. Limit 1 jar per customer. Downer and his wife, Evelyn, te Mildred K. Llsk of Lakeside, Uvan, prizes; and Mrs. Donald $1.10 Good thru Oct. 10. Limit 1 pKg per customer. < 3 Good thru Oct. 10. Limit 1 bag per customer. 228-3971. (Conn., property on westerly Flavell, refreshments, with *3 purchase twice did their part In fightiiig ------r side of Lake Wangumbaug. All profits will be used to Stop & Shop Spray Starch 3 cam 1 crime In a six-month period. Donna LeBreux to Robert M. purchase equipment and Insur- In their automobile they Tour Filmed LeBreux of (Coventry, property ance for the five midget teams chased and caught a 17-year-old LOS ANGELES (AP) —MGM will film a portion of Elvla Pres Old Tolland Rd.; Elmore and and 24 cheerleaders sponsored suspect soon’ after a service sta on Ivory Snow Joy Oxydol ley’s first concert tour in over Antoinette TurMiigton to by the association. Parents who Cheer Dash Gain Ivory Sunshine Nabisco Gerber tion was held up^ Bold Cascade 13 years for the full-length mo Frederick P. and Caredyn H. have received tickets in the mall Detergent Liquid Detergent Bake Shop C(K)kies Baby Food Soap Powder Liquid Detergent Detergent Earlier Mrs. Downer, awak Detergent Dishwashing Powder Laundry Detergent Laundry Detergent Iced Applesauce tion picture titled "Elvis." Becker of Manchester, property, are asked to make ticket returns ened by a noise, saw two men Academy Award winning direc 5-lb. 4-oz Chocolate Chip Mixed Cereal 13-oz 22oz (-7 - on Plains Rd.; Ida Mae and and reservations as soon as poe- l-lb. 4-oz 3.|b.J.oz g 3 , 12 oz Cookies A 7 t an the roof at a pool hall near tor, Denis . Sanders, is photo 5-lb, 4-oz jikR » 1.37 _ bottle 8-oz pkg 4I< 16 oz pkg 36^ pkg 36* bottle 36^ Estate George M. Hlnkel to sible. *1.37 43^ ’ *1.9.9 l l ‘/,-oz P kg - her home. She telephoned police graphing the tour which began Joseidilne A. Bonglovanni of Tickets may be obtained from while Downer went to investi Sept. 9. Stops of Presley’s tour Wethersfield, lots 2A, 2, 8, and Mrs. Norman Bjarkman of 28 S top & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDU TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER gate. Officers arrived in time to Include Detroit, St. Louis, 4 in Actors Colony Estates; Franklin St. I ■ arrest two men. Miami, Tampa and Mobile. . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COHN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 ^ PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR 31ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 fnents from seeking supplemen School Rulers ( Tolland County Politics tary Incomes, and forces them to roly primarily on their Social T V Tonight Said Liable For THE Security payment to meet liv ing expenses,” ho added. See Saturday’s TV Week Campus Peace Two Celebrities Hit Terming this a "deplorable for Complete Listings. ^^\^>u gGt botIi...top quality az^value at... situation for our senior citi ST. LOUIS (AP) — 1110 re g r a n d LAWYER A zens,” Steele also noted “ it de S:0e (3) Ferry HsMn sponsibility for maintaining or prives the nation of valuable hu (18) WUd WQd Weet <0) Hustings Tomorrow (30) Addamt Family der on college campuses rests man resources.” (40) omican’e IiU n d <0 ) UNION Bride With a ^'Pasr By BETTE QUATRAEE at Democratic headquarters on According to the GOP candi S;Z5 (40) W eather Watch (0> with school administrators, not (Herald Reporter) Union St. in the former Scran (40) What’i My UneT (0) the government, a Justice De When Ernest asked Jane to date. during the past ten years 6:00 (3-8-40) W eather —Sporte aad ton Morotrs building. the "gap between incomes of News marry him, she lost no time in Two celebrities arrive in the partment official told a national WITH Accompanied by Mrs. Pat those over 86 years of age and (18) Dick Van Dyke saying yes. Furthermore, she took area tomoirow to campaign for Duffey, Newman wrill be boost (30) To Tell the Truth (C> conference of college trustees MORTON'S FROZEN COUPON younger people has widened. 6:08 r40) Bawhide BELOW pains to tell him what a loyal and ing the candidacy of 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- and regents Tuesday. P o t devoted wife she would be. But their favorite candidates, lend Demo- ipjjg number of persons over 66 Asst. U.S. Atty. Gen. Jerris cratic U. S. Senatorial candi- forged ^ uye on Inadequate in klte <01 she left out one small detail; she ing a bit of glamour and excite (8) Newe with Frank Bey- Leonard t(X>k the position in a date Joseph Duffey. nolds and Howard K. Hmlth WITH was already expecting a child by comes has also increased.” ment to a political campaign Area women have been invlt- (18) Candid Cam era speech at the opening session of COUPON another man. that is beglimlng to loose much , . ,___, . ^ Steele cited what he termed (SO) NBO Newe (O) the two-day conference called BELOW ed to drop into toe headqu^era staUsUcs that show Fab Detergent 4 9 Not long after the wedding, 7:00 (3) What In the W orld (O ) by the Association of Governing r of its intensity. tomorrow morning to meet the (8) Troth or Coneeqoenoee (O) Ernest became aware of his wife’s "one out of every four persons U.S.D.A. CHOICE Selecting his. administrative actor. (18) What’s My UneT <0) Boards-of Universities and Col 10!^-oi. I condition. Understandably indig past 66 has an Income below (80)40) News — Weather aad cm supporter carefully, Vernon’s Sports (C ) leges. nant, he hurried to court to de Social Security Boost ' the poverty level, and most of Republican Oongresslonal can- , 7:30 (3) Storefront Lawyers (O) "The plain truth of the matter TOMATO mand an annulment on grounds Making what is becoming a these personq^^ecame poor after Cam pbell’s Soup dldate Robert Steele has called standard political stop In Ver (30) ShUoh (O) is that in many cases those who o f fraud. . . retlrement.’'^'^j-...^.^ (8 ^ ) Conrtshlp of Eddie’s Fa administratcT our universities on the services of Presidential non, GOP Congressional candl- ther (C ) However, Jane was not willing The RepublicaiP (18) I Spy (O) simply have not had, first, the CHUCK Counselor Robert H. Finch, date Steele visited the Franklin gjmdidate also expluned that he to give him up. 8:00 (8-40) M ake Boom fo r Grand foresight to respond to the legit Red C a b b a g e s 2 St;49' former secretary of Health, Park senior citizen housing de d a d ^ (O ) V-8 Cocktail «« 49*= “ I told him no fies,” she point is a strong supjmrter of tying imate needs of their students Education and Welfare. velopment in Rockville yester 8:30 (3) The G overnor and d. d. (O ) ed out in her own defense. “ Er the Social Security payments to (8A0) Boom 833 (O) and, second, the guts to stand Finch enjoys perhaps the day, advocating what is also be nest just never asked questions cost of living Increases. (18) M ovie up to the illeg^miate and illegal STEAKS Applesauce Kom 3 Facial Tissue***’™:":: 3 ^ 87' broadest appeal of the pres coming a standard issue. . .in 9:00 (3) M edical Center (O) about my past. Surely a girl is (80) K ra ft Mnsic H all (C ) activity of a tiny minority bent not required to confess everything ent administrative team, with creased Social Security bene (8-40) d o h n u Cash Show (C) GRAND UNION on tearing down every one of FIRST FORFAIRICS she ever did wrong." many Independent voters and fits. Skyjacker Givra 10:00 (3) H aw aii Five-O (O) Pickled Beets " S ‘2 1- 49*" Softener In addition to boosting the (8-40) Dan Anynst (C ) our institutions,” Leonard said. CUT Nevertheless, the court ruled even some (Democrats attracted (80) Four In One: McClood He urged the schocd officials benefits, Steele would see an in Six-Year Sentence 10:30 (18) H artford Talk-In (C ) that Ernest was indeed entitled to to him. to aid in the quick demise of the DOW crease in the amount VIFE With coupoh . 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MANCHEStEft. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CpNN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 Navajos Powwow Weekly Shaw’s Performance Noted BUFFALO (AP)__ Den- named offensive player of the but I really got a lot of good He especially had help Sun Tiiq Shaw rook ie Quarter- week. It’s more than you reaUy help., I’ve learned by making day from Marlin Briscoe, GOP WOMEN — CecUe Ray 200-510, Carolyn Wilson 4&1. bS=k®5fVSS'onalFoS- c». took his two TD passes, and Y II Y f o , .ca 1 Noting his 03 per cent pass* the most of ita O.J. Simpson, who scored on a On Plains of F rankfurt ^4. ° completion average, a reporter He said the Bills’ other quar- 686 COMMERCIAL — Tony got hlS first starting as- the confident Shaw terbacks, second-year men Dan 95-yai^ kickoff return. Yacono 136-850, Harry Buckmin "They're building the haybam F R A N K F U R T , Ctermany marshal's badge and long-bar signment Sunday and made whether he has found pro foot- Darragh and James Harris, Bills Coach John Rauch said ster 135-360, Hoppy Cassidy (AP) — Outfitted in soft suede reled Colt stdearm miderscore for our seven horses,” Wiegand bail easier than he expected. have helped him a lot. the 22-year-old Shaw, one of 12 152-146-417, Bob Wagner 139-863, leggings, breech cloth and eagle his position. commented. the most of it. He completed 12 of 21 passes - no, not really,” he said with “ They haven’t been a bit sel- rookies on the rebuilding team, Fred Schneider 158-375, Nick feathers, a stem-faced brave "Working weekends it took us A year ago Wiegand visited by the Inquirer for 317 yards and two touch- ^ chuckle. “ I came to camp late fish. This has really been a cemented hla hold on the start Nicola 388, Fred Poudrier 368, bunkered in his wigwam and be about 2H years to build the fort, Apache and Navajo reserva ing Job with the victory. Mai Darling 373, Ken Washburn po€tt station, marshal's office, tions as a guest of a New Mexi downs to lead the. BUls to a (because of a contract dispute),- team effort," he said. moaned the scarcity of buffalo 34-81 upset victory over the vto------^------161, 411 Alme Watts 166-368, stables and Indian village. We co state range and Indian agent, hides. Fred Rlcco 136-363, George Bar aren't finished yet." Francis Laton of Gallupj IhsMe the nearby log-walled ber 146, elude Hendrickson 868, On work days he is a post of One of Wlegand's proudest Tuesday, the performance re- Buthus Not Dirty^ Just Toush Hitter stockade, a Stetson-topped dude Clyde Plckeral 369, Stan Mlruckl fice employe. possessions la a five-star badge suited in his naming as often- ~ O with -a Oolt plshd and a U.6. Each waalc, Tha Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist thought I was doing something A cowboy mixed cement and and law officer's card making slve player of the week by Hie CHICAGO (AP) — As middle kus apparently dealing Detroit 362, Bob Moroch 367. marshal's badge frowned at a you hr the fine art of shopping. So why wear put those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking Associated Press. linebacker of the Chicago back Altie Taylor a karate chop. else. People get a little excit sudden squall and shouted to a a power saw whined bdiind the him a special deputy sheriff of stucco Post Station. McKinley County, N.M. "Hey, great!" the 6-foot-2, Bears, Dick Butkus goes where A rerun In slow motion seemed ed.” FRIENDSHIP M KEO — deputy: "Take that saddle off and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. ______209-I>ound San Diego State prod- the action is. to prove It. Taylor agreed. "I never felt a Glenn Vicol 204-180-200-584, Bill the hitching post and stow It In uct SEdd when he learnbd of the And when the Bears are on But it weisn’t so. All Butkus thing,” he said. "But I heard Avery 201-199-177-576, Eriiie my office before the rain gets to designation. national television as was the was trying to do was Jerk the the boos. I know he was Just Whipple 209-181-187-677. Sandy It!" Film Fiin Bette Davis “ It seems Uke everything Is case In Monday night’s 28-14 ball out of Taylor’s hands, going after the footbaU. I fum Brown 192-457. Across the dirt courtyard at NEW YORK (AP) — Helen ...... Around town ...... Suburban coining at once,” he said. "It loss to Detroit, Uie cameras had "I tried to rip the ball out of bled threfe times the last time I Darling Duo Main Street Ripple Tunic HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Jean the Post Station saloon, cow Hayes, who will be 70 on Reminisces was our first victory; I got the a habit of foUowlng Butkus. their hands a couple of times,’ ’ played against the Bears and he pokes in denims and trappers In Saturday, has attended an Covering the work table with game baU and now I’ve been One camera shot showed But- said Butkus, "and the fans was grabbln’ for the baU. Garno 126. little DarUaga Think Toyota buckskin bellied up to the bar unusual advance birthday either felt cloth or brown paper It’s a longtime since I men * Quality at a price you can and swapped stories as they party, a preview of her film On Stardom is a great help before starting Apped beer. tioned the fabulous Infsuit Dept, afford to pay! THE TOYOTA— ed life story, "Helen Hayes; now at MX3RIARTY BROS, on to cut such slippery materials Women wearing colorful print Portrait of an American By BOR IHOMAS at HOUSE & HALE downtown Main St. They constantly are Center St. See and test drive as satins, chiffons, nylons and dresses of the prairie schooner Actress." HOIjLYWOOD (AP) . — “ In one today—-from $1,836 deliver silks. Sears ALLSTATE receiving the latest fashions era oonversed at wooden tables The 90-mlnute film, a spe our day, stars had it lucky. The ed. Once you get your hands near a fireplace topped by a whether Its for baby or tod cial made by National Edu studios built our careers with on a TOYOTA —you'll never FaU Nows mounted set of Texas long cation Television, will be care and bought vehicles or dlers. Right now are featured all the winter items needed to let go! PANDORA’S BOX at Bolton bonis. A guitarist In a darkened shown by NB7T Thursday created them especially for us. Ifotch Shopping Plaza is allow High Voltage Batteries comer picked an upbeat version night. Miss Ha^es, along Today’s stars must take what keep ' them comfortable. Don't forget if you need a baby gift— Using an oiled mop on your ing what’s new for Pall in wom Sears of “Camptown R acea” wUh hundreds of friends and comes to them And If they floor may leave a dull sheen. en’s fashions. If you’re a wom It was a Sunday afternoon at Hale’s has the selecUon! Open well-wlahers, saw it Sunday make the wrong choices, they're an of good taste, you’U be de the Dakota Trading Post, week Thurs. Till 9 p.m. night in a theater In the Mu dead.” lighted by their soleoUon! end home of SO Frankfurt rest- seum of Modem Art. Miss This was Bette Davis holding Senior Citizens Special Guaranteed 42 Months Bookshelves should never be dents with a zealous dedication Hayes made her stage debut forth on the star system, a sub Need perking up? PAiRIBIAN filled either too tightly or loose moved from white porcelain to Old West tradition. when she was 6. ject on which she Is one of the COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. will Repular No Trade-In Price $28.95 ly. There should E ilw ays be fixtures in the bathroom by us are German pomantics," world’s greatest experts. For 15 offer on any Monday, Wednes 7 enough room so that you need ing a solution of salt and tur Reuiilar Price with Trade-In $23.95 oonfeesed Fred UUman, a 37- years she reigned as the dra day or Thursday a Shampoo year-old sculptor who qiecial- Spock Defends not pull out a book by its back. pentine. Apply wit^ a bnidi or matic queen of Warner Bros., and Set for $2.60 and a haircut old cloth. Ises in creating hand-made re exacting two Academy Awards If needed $1.60 more or a plicas of Blackfoot tribal ooe- His Writings and a score of memorable per Permanent including shampoo, kept with sewing gadgets will Salt brine, used In the kitchen hunea formances. haircut and set for $9. Tel. MB- save you the trouble many sink drain at regular Intervals, “ Our own German hiatory la PHILADBLPHIA (AP) — Dr. 9832 for appointment. too narrow, and so we go else- Benjamin Spock has denounced She was here briefly, en route Umes of setting up the Ironing will eliminate odors and help to where—to the American West— critics, including Vice President from her Westport, Conn., home board and heating an iron when keep grease from clogging the fo r our bobby. By dressing like Spiro T. Agnew, who blame his to locations for her new film you need only to shape a few Sew and Save drain. the frontier people and living book on child rearing for the “ Bunny O’ Hare” in Albuqu darts and pleats. If you sew you can really erque. their customs we feel we are current "pedmlssive genera- save time at PLAZA DEPT. When making round pot- Miss Davis seemed to relish partlcipating In their history." tioa." OooUe n m e STORE (next to Popular Mkt. holders, Invert a kitchen saucer the prospect of returning to W U h Members of their families, 4 to "I would be proud if I were T It’s not too early to start Holi W. Middle Tpke.) They have and trace around it for a i>er- work, but the trip to New Mexi day Baking. FAIRWAY down KNIT everything in the way of zip fect pattern. Saucers also make Trade-In 06 years otd, go to lengths to responsible for all the young co didn’t thrill her. preserve the solemniity of their people today who want to end town Main St. has cookie cut pers, threads, .buttons and trim a wonderful pattern when scal "I hate locations,” she re ters, holiday cake tins and SIZES mings. You will be delighted loping material. Just trace weekend masquerades. They the war and racial injustice," marked. "I’ve been fortunate; I pans and all foil shtqieB for all 30A1 with the selection! around half of the saucer^ leave their cars out of sight. A Spock told a news conference had only one location picture- holidays. Treat .vour car to a ta.ste of power . . reliable row of trees cuts off the k'rank- liibnday. "But I can’t take orsd- "atorm Center,” which we made furt skyline. it for ttot." at Santa Roea, Calif starting ]K)wer! Why put up with your tired old This Hunkpapa C^ub is far He claimed people who have "Yes, I know that this new For easy pressing and non- battery when Sears High Voltage Battery costs from unique. West Germany has criticized his book on the ground 8368 sag quaUties, It is wise to crop of directors likes to shoot 6-14 yri. 5470 so very little? You’ll really appreciate this extra an ertimated 120 Western-lore that it teaches permissiveness In actual locales, but I think It’s choose pleated skirts vdilch clubs with membership totaling haven’t read it a mistake, Locations have noth have their pleats put in exact look this way... ^ (AP PhoMAz) starting ixiwer Jill year 'round. Sizes to fit most A sew-simple blouse with 8,000 peiBons. At annual spring «i>ve atways beUeved in firm ing to do with acting. You en ly tdong one vertical thread of A handsome tunic in PISTOL OFF MARK — Former LSU All-American Pete Maravich l^ p s cars. dainty ruffle trims plus stripes to wear with poiw-wowB, German Indians and parental leadership,” the 6 7counter - ___ „ so many _ __ distractions ______on a button-strap jumper the fmatorial. The pleats shoidd getting off basket try but Baltimore’s Gus Johnson leaped high to block shot. be the same width from top to pants and skirts is treat cowboys come togeiBier tp s w ^ year-odd baby doctor and peace location that the acUng has to makes a darling-duo to ed to a pretty rolled col pedis and costumes over evening advocate said, suffer. add to the young lady’s bottom. This type of pleat stays lar. No. 5470 Has knit this fall ^ campfires. Spock, who estimatod he has "The studios have men who wardrobe! No. 8368 with In bettor and saves extra press directions for Sizes 30- 12-VoU Battery PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes ings. They are activists In a coun- spoken on 200 college campuses could build sets that are Just as 40 inclusive. Junior Slacks Guaranteed 18 Months try where American Impoita jn the last two years, said his 6 to 14 years. Size 8 . . . SEND 504 la colas for tick sat- good as any location. You can jumper, 1% yards of 45- ten te laclada first-clast aulllnz. Regular No Trade-In 1 0 8 8 Uke “Big Valley” and "Bonan- travels have kept him in close For a change with your toss SIZES 7 TO 15 shoot better inside a studio. And inch plus % yard con Anne Cabot, Uancheater Robertson Fills Bill Price $14.9.') sa" get high TV ratinga. touch with the nation's youth. cheaper, too." trast; blouse, 1% yards. ed salad, add strips of swlss Evenlnx Herald, IISO AVE. "I pattern my costume on "They are America’s greatest cheese or Cheddar cheese or OF AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK. With Trade-In Bette Davis is not the kind of Patterns available only N.Y. 10OM. genuine pieces borrowed from hope,” he declared, “ provided star to hanker tor the "good old in sizes shown. toss with grated Parmesan Mat Haot, Addrast wttt ZIP ASSORTMENT OF German museums,” UUman ^ THE Indian Harriers Up Record to 4-1 ite House Background at Baltimore Sports Slote 1 High Soccer Skein Coaches’ Corner THURSDAY, OCT. 8 Herald Angle Cross Country ' By DAVE WIGOIN By CLIFF DEMERS Windsor Locks at Ellington B j t Snapped by Eagles Saturday’s game with Platt, Gates Misses Record FRIDAY, OCT. 9 E A R L Y O S T Cincinnati Batsmen was a cliff hanger right up to It’s extremely difficult to ex 46 triumph. Tim Banning paced . T Without being pushed, Soccer■ Sports Editor ' Bound to Hamper the final gun. I don’t think there plain Saturday’s 9-0 loss to the Indihns with a time of After winning six consecutive soccer games, Manches Steve Gates, premier dis Manchester at Bristol East here Fridayr, we shouldn’t have was anyone who saw the game Northwest Catholic. _ _ _It was_ wlth- _ . 18:06.1. Manchester placed 1-2- ern ter High’s outstanding squad met defeat yesterday af have to play deeper on the As tance runner for Manches 8-4-6-6-7 in the meet. ternoon at Memorial Field against a well disciplined Trees planted beyond the "It even bothers us to a cer As for the Cincinnati Astro any trouble.” that was not emotionally drain- ^ doubt the most emoUonal Coventry at East Hampton Could Reds’ Win Be Start of Dynasty? BALTIMORE (AP) 4- troturf because the ball travel ed when he left the field. It ter High’s cross country- fence haven’t grown ’ high tain extent,” Weaver said, "but turf, Weaver contends it "won’t "They tell me the Astroturf game we have played so far this Varsity Results: Gates 15;- E.O. Smith at Rham Wethersfield array, 2-0. The Indians 'are now 6-1 while One warm March morning last spring, in the com The Baltimore Orioles could we’re more u.sed to it and we faster. was a game that featured the team, (4-1) missed the In 15.2 (M), 2 Geyer (M), 3 Adams Ellingfton at East Granby the Eagles remain atop the enough, tmd there has been be a factor at aU.” makes average Infielders good, year.- From a coaching stand scheduled Thursday, O ct IB pany of Ken Smith, director of baseball’s Hall of Fame talk about Reelin g a fence just know a fow things we can do "You have to be careful on big play for every score. The dians 2.9 mile course rec (M), Krause (M), Gagnon (M), Simsbury at Rockville CCIL standings with a perfect be at a disadvantage play “ In fact,” he said, "our field and good ones great,” Johnson ord by a mere 2-2 seconds yes against Platt. Manchester is on at Cooperstown, N.Y., and Bill Lee of the Courant, I to provide thevproper dark back about it.” line drives and on high flies tension was terrific, and as point, we had a number of boys Jeff Geyer - (M), Troyonowiskl Cross Country slate. ing World Series games on said. terday afternoon against Hall the road Friday, battling Bris visited with a new manager on the major league scene ground. Even the Minnesota Twins, os more unpredictable. Gniss which take a big bounce,” Rob you watclied the hard hitting in who played a truly outstanding (H), 8 Crafts (M), 9 Tucker (H), Platt at Manchester . A scrappy Wethersfield team The Orioles have three Infleld- the line, you still had the feel High in an easy 15-49 Red and tol Eastern. at A1 Lopez Field in Tampa. George “ Sparky” Anderson Cincinnati’s artificial turf, At an O riole^ stockholders who play at least six games in on top of dirt differs from day inson said. "And T don’t think game.' Feeney (H). South Catholic at East Catho outplayed Uie Indians in all but (0) WetbenOeM^S) ers who were given “Golden ing that the next play might go White tdetory. Gatea was clock Uaiich eater but the Reds may face a meeting, a minoi\stockholder Memorial Stadium every year, to day because of the amount there’s enough dirt around the lic the final minutes of the contest. Steurer was busy watching his Cincinnati Redlegs go through Glove’ ’awards after being vot all the way. (Manchester won, ’The defensive team held ed in 16:16.2. The Manchester hustle, so evi a the paces before an exhibition stiffer challenge when they took note of the conistant com complained after Jim Palmer bases. You have' to think about 1 Rockville at Newington Huat Boott of moisture In the air or on the ed the best in the American Northwest to a 33-yard field encounter Baltimore’s infa plaints and suggestedNtot the held them to seven hits and getting to a certain spot be 27-26.) Top distance runner in the Top Lineman Woodrow Wilson, South Wind dent in the past games, wasn’t FB game. ground. The infield might be League at their positions last Platt was a very good foot- goal. ’Their only touchdown was there yesterday as the visitors’ P. Wal<* Troutman "All this club needs,” Ander mous hitting background. club, offer to foot the oUl for struck out 12 in Baltimore’s 6-1 fore beginning your slide.” state, Charlie Duggan of Hart sor at Simsbury FB fast or slow depending on Moth season — Johnson, shortstop ford Public, holds the course OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Mis pressing defense wouldn’t let P. Walcfa OCUI^IM son told this Connecticut visit Ever since the Orioles re painting the houses a c r o ^ the American League pennant Second baseman Dave John ball team and it definitely came scored against our punt team on er Nature. On Astroturf, after Mark Belanger and third base- to play. It was by far the best record set last year in a time SATURDAY, OCT. 10 the Indians get moving. RHB or, "Is to win one pennant and turned to the major leagues in street a different color. clincher on Monday. son said he thought the artifi a 34-yard return. We couldn't sissippi linebacker Oowell Smayda Ba-wUhn Even though the Twins had you field a few grounders, you man Brooks Robinson. team we have faced thus far Football The first Eagle goal came in CHB get a taste of a World Series. 1964, batters have complained •"The Reds are going to ^ , cial surface in Cincinnati vyas of 16:13. j. Armstrong says he broke know exactly what the ball is and I’m glad we have them be have asked for a better perform Wethersfield at Manchester the second period on a ground Carter Hll^ I believe that if this should hap about the white houses which shocked when they see the ball jlayed in the park before, deeper’ than in other parks, pro iFirst baseman Boog Powell Gates, only being paced by l.TTB 'aver said he understood their going to do.” hind us. ance from them. We held North through Alabama’s pass protec 1:30 shot which was deflected into Herdic Ca-valleri pen, we could go on for a num form the chief backdrop behind come out of those white houseu,” viding a softer bounce. failed to win and complete an the clock, passed the two-mile complaint because it was a day Baltimore outfielder Frank 'Tile game itself, was not par west in check throughout the tion so easily Saturday night Waterford at East Catholic 2 the nets by Manny Cavalieri. OR ber of years and win like the ‘the center field fence. said Baltimore Manager Earl "I think the big adjustment is Oriole infield sweep. But, John marker at 9:30 ■with 9/lOths of MacLean Aodrlaa gamX "Most day games in Bal- Robinson, who played in the All- ticularly well played, but this game and this was a team that "because our front four took so p.m. The final tally was scored by m old New York YMkees did In Gripes don’t come only from Weaver. "It may take them two deciding how far to play back,” son pointed out. "Booger had a mile remaining. He managed Kaminski timore\xre low-scoring games,” Star game at Cincinnati, said is common when both teams had scored 93 points in its first Rockville at Woodrow Wilson Tom Turcotte on a long lead Stlmac the American League,” he add the opposiUon. ’The Orioles com games to see the ball. That’s a he said. "But after practicing 121 ■ runs batted In this year.” to cover the toughest part of the many people ■with them they CP both infielders and outfielders are at an emotional peak. Some two games. Tom Leahy, at de pass which he beat Manchester Werbner Leabey plain, too. fact.” he said. course In 5:25, with a final were leaving me wldd open.” IL ed- ^ times the harder these kids try, fensive tackle. Bob Burney, at goalie Brad Steurer to and urban defensive end. Bob Bergin, at sprint kick of a quarter mile. He Armstrong, a 6-foot-l, 210- Celtics Bow lobbed over his head into an Blake Nearly seven months later, the more”difficult it is for them STEVE OATES OL Anderson had piloted the Red- linebacker and Billy Lodge and ran eight seconds faster than pound, junior from Houston, LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — open goal. Period scaring: Wetherafleld OUn-O to perform. his best time ever. The Boston Celtics dipped below Scorers: Cavalieri, Turcotte. legs to the National League pen Len Dawson For the second week in a Don Gaudreau in the secondary, Miss., didn’t need any further "It was a close game most Manchester Subs; Marsh. Wlggln, played almost flawlessly. Gates finished 360 yards ahead A senior at Manchester, Gates the .500 mark for pre-season of the way ■with Wethersfield Talbot. Lombardo, Barrlosiuievo. nant, first by pacing the Na Baseball? row, our kids walked off the invitation. He and his Rebel tional League’s Western Divi Reds NeM Dynasty of another Indian runner, Jim has won four of the live In teammates destroyed Alabama’s play Monday night in dropping putting constant pressure on field at halftime trailing and Geyer, who finished at 16:05. In dians meets this season, losing a 130-119 National Basketball our goal with their long kick- ST. .JAMES—Joan Schelben- sion and then knocking off PlttSr W ill Agree have fought back to claim a vic /. Vaunted passing game, dump all, the first six runners to com only to Duggan in the opener by Association exhibition decision in|: game, coupled with a good pflug 127, Jennie Ryan 129. burgh’s Eastern Division kings tory and to keep their record ing quarterback Neb Hay plete the course represented the only eight seconds. to the Philadelphia 76ers. passing attack,” stated losing in three straight games. „ clean. Saturday’s game was full den for losses totaling 106 yards W ith Award Red and White and each better The Tribe’s junior varsity JoJo White of the Celtics led coach Dick Danielson. FLORAL — Carolyn Sulzinakl, Next, starting Saturday, at of plays that would ha'v'fe brok in Mississippi’s 48-23 nationally ed his previous best time. squad also scored an easy 17- tdlevlsed victory. all scorers with 27 points, i Next home soccer game Is 219-463. home, a taste of the World NEW YORK (API—’The entire Youngest Team Also Loop’s Best en the backs of many a team. Series against American League defensive unit of the unbeaten Fortunately, our kids do not champion Baltimore for Ander Denver Broncos who manhan ed Pirates Manager Danny "I ’ve always been with kids. I know the meaning of quitting son, the youngest manager In dled Len Dawson and shut down CINCINNATI (AP) — °>der. The oldest regulars, both "I^ere are three kinds of base- when things get tough. Any b & players—good baseball Murtagh to say: . understand them. I’ve been in the majors at 36 and a fellow the world champion Kansas City Cincinnati Reds team that beats us will have to 7 "My confidence in kids goes their comer since spring traln- who played but briefly one year Chiefs’ offense has feen cited ® Cincinnati neas second baseman Tom- plains, major league baseball SPARKY ANDERSON out-personnel us and outplay us. In the big show. He was a sec players and Cincinnati baseball so far, that that guy i(Anderson) Ing. That’s the thing -with these by the Associated Press for the the next dynasty of major my Helms is a mad man.” kids. ’They know you have faith I don’t think this squad of ours ond btiseman with Philadelphia The pitchers are so young it players.\ 1 in the West but assured them week’s defensive honors In the league baseball? The Reds are using seven No. in them.” will give away too many games. in 1952. selves of a shot at Baltimore National Football League, Bob Howsam avoids using the must cause rival managers "I wantxpepple to say, "That’s I’ve said in the past that no "All managers have hope in many sleepless nights. .something special. ’That is the 1 or No. 2 draft choices. Left His move to keep Gullett over for the juicy post-season melon. The Broncos dumped Dawson word dynasty. ’The Reds’ gener fielder Bemie Carbo and pitcher the veteran Alvin Jackson In team could key Jim Balesano the spring," he told me, “ but Anderson was a "who’s he” seven times, shook loose two al manager, however, does talk Don Gullett is just 19, Milt best.’ ” . • \ without Denis Wirtalla hurting Sears learn the truth in the fall.” He’s nearln^xhis goal with a Mel Behney, Gullett and Nolan spring training typifies Ander- SAVE 20% Wilcox 20, opening World Series during the spring because of his fumbles, intercepted three pass- like that could be the situation. were top picks and the Reds son’s thinking. them. Platt did just this last Anderson, I found, was a- limited background but his ere- gs and held the Chief’s vaunted In his three years since he starter Gary Nolan 22, Wayne beefed-up scoutipg staff—from Saturday, and although they straight-forward talking manag Granger and Jim Merritt 26 and seven to 17 now--■.—and young tapped catcher John Bench, in- "We had to have a left-hand- dentials were extraordinary on air game to 33 yards Simday came here from St. Louis, How- •tvlred by pa- fielder Darrell Chaney and Wil- er. Every club knew it and kept Jim to around 58 yards er. the minor league level. while winning 28-13 for their sam has put together the young Jim McGIothlin 27 playlng talent nurtu rushing, Wirtalla rolled up 126 'Tony cnonlnger. at 30, is the tient Reds Manager ^ ark y An- cox as second-round selections wouldn’t give us ’There wasn’t a single camp He managed three clubs to third straight, est team in the National League yards rushing and scored twice. only ^ p itc h ^ of the 10-man derson. ' , since the draft started in 1966. trade. I took the in the Grapefruit League that second half championships in ,paul Smith, a defensive tack- —and the best. Defensively, we came up with m oL d staff past his 20s. Anderson’s stopping \Pltts- Anderson has a ready answer talent was S o n e I ^ n t had as much activity as the the Western Carolina, Florida g PAGE THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 Business Servi^us THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHOI and WHIPPLE HMp Wonted— Help Wontod—Mate U OflFMvd 13 Fm im Io 3 5 ______OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ac tu a lly BUGGS BUNNY A m b r o s e ! ' y/mat ate P O O R /'O Ui-ciJ liicAo part-time with flexible CLASSIFIED U O H T trucking, odd Jobs, also tO W G WlTrt -nlAT CRiRGELYf CRIhGELY YiEARS working hours, convenient for AUTO 1 &JS&S moving*' large appliances. NEVER MINP THE PWAMATICS... ORlNK IM YOUR HAMO? HE’S lOOYo V THE PAHIS M Ills house’wlves frith children. For IF YOU PONT LIKE IT JUST ______^ HOOPL-E HES fZEALUy Burning barrels delivered, S4. f e e l i n s . Anivcr »0 Ftoioui ryiil* YOU liHow Very y/ell SPOUSE- IHCLUDIHGIIIS,) HOUSE-UNDER interview caU 644-2164, 4:86- s S ^ y s o i j — U^TEN TO ACES'CtJLUNUJ; ) CAUSHT 644-1T7B. 4iia Aoortu^ 0 p.m Service Men »F112BT: HOOPLE COLLIPEP/ Hl« MIHS LOW--- HE. ADVERTISING I OlSAPf’ROVE VROREM! 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The 18 Wed again (ab.) 24 Not closed 42 Greek TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — I Year 'round employment 8 Most recent next Insertion. The Herald la responalMe for only ONE In- applicant must understand ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMUM 20 Stop 25 Goddess of township Trees cut, building lots clear 21 For example '9 Part of vegetation 43 Single item correot or omitted Insertion for any advertlaement and then ed, trees topped. -Got a tree that this may become a full > Ebccellent working conditions the iris ...THERE IT i s : (ab.) (Roman) 44 Competent oiUy to ^ extent of a "make good" Insertion: Enora which time position shortly, and be LB'S GO OVER TO TH‘ PAL^CE, ...SAY, ONLY ONE THING 22 Footlike part 10 Golfing problem! Well worth phone 1 sm ells t h a t SIDPOWN AN' 20 Plead with 45 Shellfish do not lessen the value of the advertlsoment wU not be able to adjust to a wide variety ) Merebanidse discount WIZER.-MXJ'LL FEEL BETTER WHAT'S 23 Painful mounds caU, 742-8262. 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C A L D O R , IN U . 33 Marsh -fUc yii iT f/. ^ ------Vacation with pay, sick pay, * f "rf- ' EiSN ’ 34 Hence (Latin) 3 4 0470. me. route. and paid hoUdays. Schultz 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 35 Norse war god 12 A utom obllf For Sate 4 Beauty Salon, 44 Oak St., Man- nnii 3C Motor design IS 6 17 TRENCHING and drainage er, for one FORD, 1068 Country sedan, work, specialists in bulldozing Chester. CaU 626-2372. 640-2876 38 Row 18 19 HERALD good running condition, 2 new OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 39 Oxygen, for and grading, fully Insured. Ures, Best offer over $160. Call ^ so loam, fill and gravel for instance 5T RN or LPN part-time or full- 40 Piece (ah!) 1 ■ BOX LETTERS 742-8100 after 6 p.m. sale. LatuUppe Brothers Inc., Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— — enced, including heating. Ca I GUESS I'LL TAKE A MAP IN- 26 a Ume 11-7. CaU 649-4619. OH, I GUESS I'LL TAKE 41 Hooked (var.) 25 Female 35 pable of supervision. 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DAVY JONES DO THE JOB ONCE/ being marked S“ THE HEiRALD will not parking lots, large driveways. Ing, additions, rec rooms, ga For free estimates call 649- ©all 649-4619. r x i THIS IS THE LAST TIME WE 36~ 1066 VOLKSWAGEN square 9658. If no answer 643-6362. ------Saturdays, at pleasant en- SPEND A VACATION plainly FI J dlaclnxe the identity of 649-2997 after 6. rages, kitchens remodeled. ______M ills p l u m b e r s and helpers. Apply IF YOU'RE NOT DIVING TO MAKE'S WRONG, MARCO, NOT FOR FUN I C A N 'T TELL YOU UNTIL WE'VE 51 Sesame v r any advertiser using box back, $900. 1964 Ford, $ 1 2 6 . ______OR MONEY.. REACHED THE DIVING SITE! AT HOME/ ■ ■ I teth tile, cemOTt work. Steps, 3 h . MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, r n or LPN - 3-11, full or part- Flb^^Oepartment Store. CaU W. C. MONEY, YOU MUST BE DOING IT V 52 Arabian ruler a " tetters. Readers answer 19es Uncoln, alr-conditloning, CLEANING — Interior —both T H E N K//Vy'* 53 Blow with 42 43 ing blind box ads who full power. $2,660. The Sav dormers. Residential or com- interior and exterior painting, time. CaU 640-4619. Mr. Davidson, at 626-2664 for Heathy, 994 Tum- ■ 9 9 3 ■ residential and commercial. pike, Vernon, 872-9119. open hand 50 51 desire to protect theli’ ing Bank of Manchester, 923 m ercial. CaU 640-4291. paper hanging. Thirty years for appointment. 54 Recede is” _____ Satisfactory work guaranteed. identity can follow ‘hla Main St., 646-1700. experience, lour generations. 55 Tetrachord ST S3 54 For friendly free estimates, HALLMARK Building Co. for ^ e t^ e n c e , lour geiiBrttuuiia. aihah « rtall fl4»- T-,c.»r/-iXTaTO A-rnua a— vnn PART-TIME help wanted, eve- 7 upper tone procedure; call Suburbananhnrhan FlooriTlnnr Alalnten-Mnlntan. home Improvement, addlMons.additions, Free esUmates, fully Insured. N U M ES Aides, 8-11. CaU 649- demonstrators -- Are you nings, 3 or 4 y evenings Bvenlnira nerper 1968 CORVETTE, low mileage, 4619. interested in home decorating? 50 Cordage fiber sT 56 51 1 ance, 649-0229. rec rooms, house painting,______643-7381. week. CaU or apply Arby’s 57 Stream in _ _ Enclose your r^ y to $3,300. Phone 649-8600 after 6 (Something new, something the box in an envelop — garages, roofing, gutters. Free f a l l — A good Ume to have Roast Bedf, 367 Broad St., England p.m . or days 289-9321. SHARP'ENING Service — Saws different) $60.-$100. weekly. (Newspaper fnterprise As$n.) address to the Classified estimates. All work guaran- your house painted. CaU Rich- Manchester, 649-8043. CaU 628-0506. Manager, Manchester DART GT 1064, good running knives, scissors, garden and teed. 646 0202.______^ F Martin, 649-4411. Pro- shop trols. Power mowers re- FOR MATURE, MECHANIC — Pin setting ma Evening Jerald, together condition, new tires. Must sell. with a memo Iteti^ the paired and serviced. Pick up DORMERS, garages, porches, tesslonal painters, free esU- chines, wUl train. Inquire HoU- 643-8644 after 4. SAM LBKf* companies you do NOT and delivered. SharpaU, 686 rec rooms, room additions, mate.- ______qjj.j or woman. An interesting Help W anted— M ale 36 day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., WAVUti tS O K tf^ want to Bee your tetter. Adams St. (rear) Manchester, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, CONTRACTOR — Interior ex- position In retail store. M ust ____ ------Manchester. t o - 7 Tour tetter WlQ be do- U S T*i on—A" CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1967 PLYMOUTH Satellite, V-8, 643-6806. siding, general repairs. Quality jg^or painting paper han^g. tiave ablUty to meet people.INVESTMENT Executive, <3on- € tf70 br UoHM r—1».> iyodkau. W stroyed U the advertleer X,------A "7,---- workmanship. Financing avail- rji-count on ’wallpaper Cali Because of extensive training fldenUalopening. $26,000 plus, la one you’ve mentiooed. 4-speed, $1,160. 646-4029. SNOW Removal - A & A Snow ^^le. Economy BuUdors, Inc. osca” Hebert, ^ -3 (^ ------involved------we are-- interested------only . plus,...... plus.. Rita Personnel, 646- WATCHMAKER $9,000. Rita if not It will be handled removal. Don’t wait to be in someone who desires a per- 4040. Personnel, 646-4040. In the usual manner. 1966 GTO, exceUent condition, 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 389 engine, tri-power, and snowed in. Make arrange INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- manent position. Salary Is open much m ore, $1,400. or best of ments now at our pre-season SAVE MONEY! Fast service. cial rates for people over 66. for the right individual. Write I TOLD YOU NEVER fer. 876-8676. rates. Plowing done at season Dormers, room additions, ga Call my competitors, then caU resume to Box>.‘‘H’’, Manchester COLONIAL BOARD CO. HEROES ARE MADE-MOT BORN 10*7 • mi w NM, b«- Lott cmd Found 1 rates or by the Job. 646-3467. rages, porches, roofing and me. Estim ates g(lven. 649-7868. Herald. TO CALL ME AT 1966 BUICK Skylack, immacu- _ . . ^ siding. Compare prices. Add- late condition, automatid IfOU ARE A-l. Truck Is A-1. A-Level Dorm er Corp. 289- MR. K’s decorating service. THIS NUMBER.' UcNMKkt and RlMkil*. Ike. liO ST: Septem ber 26, 2 Ford transmission, power steering, Ce»ars, atUcs, yards drive 0449. Painting, interior and exterior. fWYPHONE S3GD ways sealed and small truck paper and vinyl hanging. Free CLEANING woman wanted, 3-4 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL liP keys MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTER, CONN., W E D ^ S D A Y , OCTOBER 7, 2970 PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PAGE THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESOAY. OCTOBER 7, 1970 Houses For Sal’e 72 Houses For Sale 72 Howes For Sale 72 Housw For Sole 72 Houses For Sale "72 Lots For Sale 73 Out of Town Wanted—Real Estate 77 Boats and Accessories 46 Business Property Columhia For Sale 75 ^ Sole 70 a ^ fu T e - OARRISON Oolonlol, Acre plus, high LISTINGS WANTED GERICH Marine' Service iioM BEHrS WORLD NINE-ROOM Colonial, 6 bed- MANCHl^STER — m ^ e m DUTCH Colonial, 9 rooms, P<^- " ^ r " ( ^ l U r w f t h * Tolland Tpke., Buckland. MANCHESTER suburbs, busi rooms,' paneled fpmlly room, room Cape with 3 bed3 eo^ m s, Utohen, formal dining room, ter St area w 1 1 n below oeiow sceiric location. $6,900. Bolton VERNON — 6-room older homd I will picture advertise your • *e«6ed swimming pool. I ^ e , Vernon, haU acre $4,200. CLASSIFIED Evinrude Sales and service ness location 6%-room Ranch, bullt-lns, 2% baths, double ga- formal dining room, carpeted large Uving. room with fire ' •• - gituated on large lot. Large llv- house tvrice a week, plus, g^ive Million Dollar Budget Tblland acre, $3,000. Hayes and Evinrude snowmobile -11,4 baths, excellent condition, rage large treed lot. Hutchins uving room with fireplace, pri- place, .one full and two-half Ing room with fireplace, den, dally coverage In two papers, Agency, 646-0131. sales and sendee. Boatlng- country store, out buildings. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. vate shaded yard. Wolverton baths. Four bedrooms, lot lOOx 3 bedrooms, centrally located every week until’ sold. CaU Snowmnblle accessories. 260’ frontage. Hayes j Agency, ^ Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. 180*. $80,900 Phllbrick Agency, to shopping and stores. Asking ADVERTISING Realtors, 646-4200. ANDO'VER — Wooded building only $18,900. A real steal for LINSAY REALTY Gets Voter Approval 646-0131. MANCHESTER — Three-hed- lot, artesian well, walking dis the right family. For appoint 649-9158 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS room Ranch, modem kitchen MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo- OWNERS anxious for quick THREE ■ BEDROOM Ranch, tance to lake and school, very ______For the first time the town*s pared to Columbia*s 3,100, budg- Florists— Nurseries .49 VERNON—Route 83, near traf- with bullt-ins, dining "L ” , fam- bedrooms, 1V4 baths, MANCHESTER is next door to sale. Six-year-old U ft R Co ment call F. M. Gaal Agency, ALL CASH for your property budget exceeds one million dol- ets a total of $5,000 for these 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. this beautiful 4-room Ranch, immediate occupancy. Close good residential area. Paul W. 643-2682. flc circle, modem commercial uy room, fireplace, waU-to- recreation room and two ga- lonial. Five bedrooms, 3% to schools, shopping. $24,900. Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- within 24 hours. Avoid red lars as voted at Monday*s an- salaries; .^dover, with a popu- HARDY chrysanthemums load feullding approximately 2800 wall carpeting; garage and rages, on a rural % acre lot. has oversized garage and In baths, 2 firejriaces. Many other and worth It. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- 4535, 646-1021. WEST HARTFORD — 7-room tape. Instant service. Hayes nual town meeting. Voters ac- lation of 2,200 allocates $2,450), ed with buds and blossoms in square feet, , central air-con- recreation room. Handy loca- Asking $26,900. Phllbrick Agen- exceUent condition. CaU on ttria. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT all colors, 90 cents each. Open extras. P rice reduced to $69,- flore Agency, _ 647-1413. Cape, '4 bedrooms, situated on Agency, 646-0181. cepted the selectmen’s budget brought out the fact that most h dltlonlng, large display area tlon. Very clean. Assumable cy. Realtors, 646-4200. $19,500. Mitten Agency, Real MANCHESTER — 2% acres, 7 days a week and evenings 900. For dei& s call Phllbrick nice lot, convenient to schools of $245,770 and the Board of towns pay about $1,000 per 1,000, «;S0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PLmJCATIO^ plus waiting and conference mortgage. $29,600. Phllbrick tors, 643-6930. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, treed beautiful wooded hlde-a-way. |tlll dark. Pontlcelll’s Green Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. and shopping. Immediate oc Education budget of $768,617 lor population. Deadline tor Saturday and Monday In 4:.S0 p.m. Frtdai rooms, large paved parking Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Meinchester MANCHESTER — Six - room private rear yard. Convenient A skin g $10,000. Frechette cupancy. Large enough for a total of $1,004,287. Other discussions centered house and Nursery, 433 No. lot, $60,000. Phllbrick Agency, Ranch. Three bedrooms, fire- I WILL SELL a 7-room house on location. Business possibilities. Realtors, 647-9993 growing family. Asking price Probers Say An addition raising the to'wn around the fact that no one Main St., Manchester. MANCHESTER — 6 and 6-tWO 43 Mill St.,' in good condlUon. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen TOUR CXM)PE»AT10N VtUXM lAI LAX 9 7 1 1 646-4200. LOW 20’s placed living room, dining $21,000. For appointment call office building fund to $10,000 wishes to clarify who shoiUd family. Three bedrooms, over Low do'wn payment, easy cy, 647-1413. A-ZONED wooded builtlng lot was questioned. It was ex- handle the transfers, the town BE APPRECIATED I I LIQUOR store In Manchester, room, kitchen, 2 baths, garage. on Carol Dr. AU utilities on the P. M. Gaal Agency, 643- Fuel and Feed 49-A sized garage. Near shopping. six-room Cai>e, 3 or 4 bed terms, large lot, 3 sheds, side Plane Was plained that It will be used for clerk or the assessor’s clerk, good location. Good Income. Extra_____ two-family building lot. rooms, centrally located. Aluminum siding, storms and walk, water and sewer, CaU '™*^®®''P'-AMILY, $26,000. Nuff street. Bralthwaite Agency, 2682. doors, 100x200* lot. Mid 30*s. “ extras” In the building. The town attorney maintains the SEASONED cord wood, cord For details call Phllbrick lo^ 3o>g. Hayes Agency, 646. Immediate occupancy. owner, 872-6569. said. For details, Mr. Lombar 649-4593. ' i BOL*TON — Second Bolton Continued From Preceding Po y CaU owner, 643-2883. do, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. In Storage Sam Pescatello, a member of vague, and half-cord lota. Sawed and Agency, Realtors, 64M200. 0131. Six-room Cape, fireplace, 3 Lake, Grelr Rd., lakefront the buUdlng committee, said Aftpr lengthy discussion the COUNt k Y Atmosphere com MANCHESTER — Kennedy (Continued from Page One) delivered., E. Yeomans, 742- / or 4 bedrooms. Immediate property with 4-room unflnlsh- plans and specifications were town voted not to remove the /' RESRESTAURANT business show- b i GHT-ROOM Colonial, like NEW LISTING — Beautiful 7- plements this 8-room Ranch, GET *rHE inside story on this Rd., _ nicely___ , _ situated______lot__ in pres- ,___ _ . . . ^______------37 8907. occupancy. Owners desper completely redone 8-room Co- tige neighborhood, all city cabin, $11,990. CaU Paul W. John A. Volpe said the .TusUce turned over to Chairman Myron Umlt ^ placed on the assessor’s Help Wanted— Male or Female Ing excellent net profit in high- new, tastefully decorated, room aluminum-sided Raised living room with floor-to-cell- ate. All offers considered. Ranch, built-lns, fireplace, lonial with 2-car garage! Wall- Dougan Agency, 649-4536. Department may be asked Into Berkowitz only three or four clerk s salary. traffic count location. Es- Wall-to-wall carpeting, bullt- Ing fireplace, formal dining utilities. CaU Peterm'an Real tablished over 20 years. Price jna in kitchen, 14x24’ living Very clean. wall-to-wall carpet, 1 % baths, to-wall throughout, new roof, Estate Agency, 649-9404. . the investigation. days ago, which,did not aUow Voters agreed that the reports Fertilizers 50-A -m * Six-room Cape, fireplace, room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bed includes all the real estate, room with fireplace, large famUy room, swimming pool, stove, dishwasher. Lovdly COVEN TRY--Four acres trito evidence we have to enough Ume to schedule a meet- town officers be tabled until 1% baths. Immaculate rooms, half-bath off master, MALE &. FEMALE FOR SALE — Good clean cow restaurant fully equipped, plus screened porch and patio, $36,900. Wolverton .Agency first-floor famUy room / alum ront^e on o roa , > ^ate suggests there may have ing. He explained that bids re- printed, and then be throughout, privacy. wall-to-wall carpet. Yours for manure delivered, $6 and $12 a house. $65,000. Owner will First-floor family room, four Realtors, 64^2813. inum storms, screens, doors. Resort Property running trout brook. Gravel wrongdoing.” Volpe celved were too high for the upon at a special town $33,900. Wolverton Agency, • FINISHING MACHINE OPERATOR loads. 643-7804, 649-8731. Q) take back mortgage. Phllbrick bedrooms. Well planned clos- Would you believe the upper tree toed road mns ttoough townspeople mating. GREAT 2-family value, 6-6, Realtors, 649-2813. For Sale 74 property. Four-bedroom home, allocated ($60,000). The The meeting authorized the se- • WEAVERS Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. , ets and storage areas. Phll- FRECHETTE mid twenties! Believe It! Mr. ------brick Agency, Realtors. 646- Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- OGVENTRY — Log Cabin mim- fireplace, bMement g a i^ e . confirmed that one achltect has revised the plans lectmen to borrow money for • LOOMFIXERS Household Goods 51 MAIN ST., comer Williams, - REALTORS S ^ f f r S ’hom nra ^CHESTER _ We^ Side, 1413. mer cottage, fireplace, com ExceUent value. $25,900. Cm - ^ officials had cautioned and will be put out to bid again current expenses In anticipation 647-9993 6Mi-room Raised Ranch, 1% • INSPECTOR SINGER touch and sew with close to new north end shop- fine investment. The smart pletely carpeted, enclosed tor ft Goldfarb. Realtors, 643- state nearly two when the revised plans are stud- of taxes. ping center, business zone, for MANCHESTER — Six - r o o m ______™ baths, waU-waU carpet, recrea- BRAND NEW Raised Ranch, cabinet. Monograms, hems, way to become a property owii^ tion room, garage, trees, $30, porch, large lot, owner will 8442, 876-6244. months ago that the small air led. Voters agreed to accept A resolation was adopted au- • MATERIAL HANDLERS sale or lease. Keith Real Es- Cape, Verplanck' School. 12x24’ ^e VEN-ROOM Raised Ranch last one finished on delightful embroiders, etc. Used, excel er. $25,000. CaU Warren E. 900. Hutchins Agency 649-5324. help finance. $9,000. Hayes NORTH Coventry — 6>^-room |*rm Golden Eagle A'vlation, the report. thorizing the Board of Select- g; 1970 br NEA. liK. living room, fireplace, three 2-car garage, large kltch' Howland, Realtor 648-1108. U-shaped street. Quality buUt Company paid benefits including profit sharing. lent condition. Guaranteed. tate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Agency, 646-0131. ‘ R ^ ch ‘ fireplace, bullt'ularga- “ cense to fly a passen- A great deal of discussion, bedrooms, garage. Excellent with bullt-lns, 3 bedrooms, by Gambolotti. AU the new ger plane as large as the Martin centered around a proposal that bureau of highways for Apply: Full price now $36 or 7 month ----- XTZ------$24,900 BUS LINE 6 - room rage, patio, nice area near BUSINESS property. West condition. Only $24,900. Hayes dining room, huge family REDUCED Pour-bedroom r>a„«h -..-a no*.. amenitids, plus a fine location. 404. the town remove the Umlt ^ e expenditure of town aid ly payments of $8. 522-0476, "Poor man! You can tell by the eyebrows he's Ranch, acre lot, waU-wall car school, $^20,900. Hayes Agency, Center St., near apartments, Agency, 646-0131. room, 2 full baths. 100x186 lot. Garrison Colonial, two baths, pet, plaster walls, screened Builder’s closeout price. CaU Out of Town However, Golden Eagle re- placed on the fees paid for as- available to the town, . dealer. from Wall Street!" now. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 646-0131. on bus line, sewer and water. ------Z I7 $30,900. Wolverton Agency, fireplace, 9 rooms, carpeting, porch, garage, trees. Hutch plied that both pilots had the re- sessors’ clerical assistance were, CHENEY > BROTHERS, JN C Will lease or sell. 649-4622. double garage, large lot. Up For Sale 75 SEWING MACHINE — New MANCHES’TER --Four-bed- Rg^ltors, 649-2813. ins Agency 649-5324. VERNON quired licenses. And it said the Russell Inzinga, a board mem- ^ Trail, 31 COOPER HILL ST. room oversized Cape. Large ______per 30’s. Morrison Realtor, 648- 100 PER CENT financing! Yes, 1969 zlg zag, unclaimed laya 100 per cent financing to qual VERNON '— Modem 6-room Co firm didn’t need an operation ber, stated that a limit of $2,700 , , *’j ^® *^*^®*’’ **P MANCHESTER, CONN. Rooms Without Board 59 Business Locations BUSINESS property, Spruce wooded lot. Walk to bus, EIGHT-ROOM Ralsed _ ■ , ,1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-Sft iHanrh^iitri: JEttraittg Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O’'Clock Tonight Marcy Lois Juram, dauighter St. Mary’s Episcopad Guild Tolland Superior Court About Town of autd Mis. Leo N. Juram will meet tomorrow at U aum. Average DaUy Net Press Run of 80 Lawton Rd., toured Eng in the Palish Hadl of the church. The Weather IHm Virginia Cataldo, daugh land for a month this summer Members will bring their own Lack of Teen Facilities For Tlie Week Ended ter o< Mr, and ICra. Itominick ais pairt of the Brown Univeral- sandwiches. Hostesses serving October 4. 1970 Hazy^ mild tonight, patchy V. Cataldo of 19 Oreen Manor ty Chorus. The chorus perform dessert and beverage ame Mrs. fog developing again; low In Rd., la among 89 girls recently ed at more tham a dosen cgthe- Anthony Bumap, Mrs. Elisa Hit in Sentencing Youth 50’s. Tomorrow partly sunny, elected to the Maroon Key drails ais part of the festivities beth Kennedy and Mks. Jesse 15,972 hazy, warm; high about 80. Sat Honor Society at iBay Path Jun mairklng the 860th anniversary Hettinger. Members are re The lack of .state facilities to Douglas B. Cady, 19, and James urday, sunny, warm. R. Blits, 21, based on their ages Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ior College. of the sadllng of the Maiyflower. minded of the rummage sade. meet the needs of delinquent and criminal recoi-ds. Mam:y, camdldate for a BA from youngsters was deplored yester Cadette Olrl Scout Troup 607 Pembroke College, the women’s Blits received a total sentence (GlaMifled AdvertMling. on Pnie tO) PRICE TEN CENTS Washington LOL will meet day In Tollamd County Superior VOL. LXXXX, NO. 7 ('TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 will have its first meeting of coordinate college in Brown Friday night at 8 in Oramge of two to' six years In prison tlsB season tomorrow at 7 p.m. University, is a Manchester Hall. Court. on five counts to which he had in Room 14 at Waddell School. High School graduate. A teen-aiger Eddie L. Bums, previously pleaded guUty, In Registration dues should be 19. of Hartford, was being cluding binding with Intent to Mary Elisabeth Hammond, commit robbery and theft of a paid at this meeting. Member The Master Mason Degree daughter of Mir. amd Mrs. Jo sentenced on a charge of theft ship in the troop is open to all will be exemplified at the meet of a motor vehicle and the couri motor vehicle, maiming with In seph F. Haunmond of 6 Oaik- tent to disfigure, robbery with Nixon Visit girls from Grade 7 through ing of Uriel Lodge of Masons at wood Rd., ham been nauned to was told that he' had built a Grade 9. Mrs. Joel Brletner la the Masonic Temple in Meirow background of trouble with the violence and aggravated assault. Bombs the dean’s list at Emmamuel on Saturdaiy at 7 :80 p.m. Senior Cady, who pleaded guilty to Offers Peace Plan; troop ^l^uler. College,' Boston, Mass. A mem law since the age of 13. To State Warden Bert Sheldtm will pre The latest incident amounted the same counts, was sentenced ber of the class of 1971, Ae is to serve one year in Jail on the The Women’s Fellowship of side over the first section of a sociology maijor. to a “ joyride” according to the degree work amd Past Mas Public Defender Leo B. Flaherty first count and received sus Expanded the Second Congregational a ■----- pended two to five year concur Church will sponsor a military ter Caml Snow over the second Jr. The boy’s mother, Mrs. Three Sites North Manchester A1 - Anon rent prison terms on each of the whist card party Friday ait 8 sectloh. A haun amd beam sup Mary Grant, asked to comment, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — per will be served by the faunily group will meet tonight said simply she hoped he would other four, with probation to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some 80 press and broadcaat- p.m. ad the church. Mr. amd at 8 in the Sectmd Congregatlon- commence after the year is Mrs. Edward McKeever aure Natham Hale Squatre Club be get some psychiatric care. Cong fore the meeting, ad 6:80 p.m. ad Church Parish House. The Judge Leo Parskey express served. Bomb explosions heavily damaged a National Guard eMtem*strterhi^*been in chauge of the event. There Thursday group will meet to The attack took place at Armory and a county courthouse in California today here for a foreign poUcy brief- will be refresluhents auid prlsea Tickets may be obtaUned from ed his expectations ol that by amy officer of the Lodge. morrow at 8 p.m. at the Path saying, “ I’ve been through the Hitchcock’s home In Mansfield. and damaged the inside o f, Air Force and Navy ROTC ing from President Nixon Mon- By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEB Tickets aure avadlable from Mrs. finders Club, 102 Norman St. Gerald A. Shaw, 20, of Pine ' AP SpMlal Correspondent Thomaui Dawkins of 28 N. Elm institution at Cheshire and have • facilities at the University of-Washington day,...... the White.. House " announced Both groups meet wedkly amd St., Columbia pleaded Innocent There were no injuries. St. autd Mrs. Frank Dowds of Ladcota Council, Degree of come to the conclusion the only Wednesday. WASHINGTON (AP) — PocadKMitais, will meet tonight aure open to friends amd rela type of psychiatric help in that yesterday to substitute Informa Part of a wall was blown back The briefing comes close on W. lOddle Tpke. tives of a person with a severe The bomb, which went off at President Nixon has pro ad 7:80 ad Odd Fellows Hall. Institution is of the band aid var tion charging sale and posses and windows knocked out at the a.m. appeared to be dyna- the heels of the President’s an drinking problem. sion of cannabis type drug In posed a five-point plan to Cadvauy Church Sunday School There will be a soclad hour with iety.” He told the mother he armOTy on B ^ b ^ a . TOe placed in a nouncement Wednesday that he refredunents adter the meeting. had no alternative but to ac one case and to four counts c ^ t y courthouse In San Ra- ^Hgt adjacent to one of the ^ standsUll cease-fire end the Vietnam war but stadf Including officers and Calvauy Church vrill have its charging po^esslon of nar the proposals — including teaichers vriU meet tonight at 7 cept the state’s attorney’s rec IMiael, where a Judge was taken courtrooms Vietnam, midweek service of pradse amd cotic drug, possession of a in the church’s lower auditorium Cub Scout Pack 2 committee ommendation of an indefinite hostage and shot to death Aug. . ir. .. ^ Nixon’s press secretary, Ron- a standstill cease-fire prayer tonight at 7:80 at the narcotic drug ^ th intent to sell, with Arnold Covey, school princ will meet tonight at 7:80 at Sec sentence at the reformatory. 7, was damaged by a bomb ap- aid Ziegler, announced plans for throughout Indochina and church. possession of a controlled drug parently planted In a toUet. outside an Army Na- president to fly to Connectl- ipal. ond CongregaUonad Church. Two Wlllimantlc men were a new international confer sentenced lor the beating In and possession of a cannabis- Two ol the blasts were cut for the briefing and lor the ence to negotiate peace for 'First Church at Christ, Sci July of University of Connect type drug, In another. preceded by. telephoned warn- debris from a wall, dedication ol a new Italian com Southeast Asia — were re entist, wUl have its regular mid icut assistant professor of art Shaw was one of four young ings to authorities that they *’l°wing out windows and mxmlty center In Stamford, people arrested in Columbia In weri. nhoiii tn trn nH colunuis of smokc. That ^ ^ , , . „ „ „ „ jected by the Viet Cong. week testimony meeting tonight Raymond F. Hitchcock. In rec w ^ about to go off. exnlosion occurred at 4-17 a m Stamford MAyor JuUus M. Wl- “ Our side Is ready to stand connection with a large scale at 8 at the church, 447 N. Matin ommending sentences State's The explosions came just two lensky said Ziegler had told him still and cease firing,” Nlx TO BE ADMIRED ture.” Solzhdnltsyn’soolznemvsyn s firstiiruv famousii4.u*uuo those aeaiuifir with nnance, * u ^i. * i. i. ^ w t efii thia tn ho . j i ^ kw b Decause t a u ^ itU conuuneuContained^ u. tw^rwcciv condition. But aides said Nixon aUGHT CHARGE FOR ALTBRAT10N8 Solzhenitsyn was3 captured ' novel “ One Day in the Life of budgets and management opera- that he had been and meanineful neeotia- hv rctL accumulaUon of minor wounds was talking about a schedule for while commanding a Soviet ar- ivan Denlsovitch” , was pub- ZT proposing a cease-fire plan all me me^ingful "egotla ‘ he c e ^ - Ire ^ d by ^ e e - ggr^gg^g„ ^Id not want removing North Vietnamese a»as tlUery battery toward toe end of ughed during the shorUlved “ '^j^g meeting was scheduled, Rpniibiicnn nom lone asChe lUlUngC/L g o l^ ra Imnfedlate release of all ^ed to their famUles. well as U.S. and allied forces. World War n in 1946 and,sent to -thaw period” under Nikita S. . ® T ^ (See Page Ten) The summary reported a total He also called for immediate a German— ■ fopced- . . labor . camp.------Khmshchev. ^ (See - —Page---- 4,*—-— Sixteen) V ince for Dodd s seat, called the . .Let both sides stop toe killing of 43,775 Americans killed, and unconditional xelease of all While there, he wrote a letter According to Western critics, 89,800 wounded and 1,424 miss- prlTOners of war. criticizing the military capabill- the bearded writer’s subsequent ing or captured In the war since Nixon’s five-point peace bid U ties of "toe whiskered one,” an major works, "Cancer Ward” Jon. 1, 1961. the latest in a series of settle- obvious allusion to Stalin. and "The First Circle” put him The Saigon government said ment plans put forward since Someone In authority saw toe m a class with toe g;reat Rus- In Connecticut 345 of its troops were killed last toe Paris talks opened in May letter, and when Solzhenitsyn ajan classic writers. They were % off SALE was “ liberated” It turned out to banned In toe Soviet Union and (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Ten) 20 be for an ll-year term In a So- published only In tod West. Viet detention camp. He enraged toe new Kremlin No Controversy on Surface His experiences there proved leaders with a passionate plea to be toe background for "One fgr an end to all censorship in 900 In the Life uf Ivan Denisov- igg?, declaring: "The truth ON -MEN'S FAMOUS ich," a novel about a typical must come out, and for that I day ol a 3,663-day sentence am even prepared to die.” In 18-Year-Old Vote Issue COMBAT FALCON BRAND ■00 being served by a Russian peas- Solzhenitsyn, bom In 1918, “ Is -f-DEATHS IN' ant. a son of toe Russian October E D IT O R S The following Is ip toe polling booths on elec Forand was appointed to toe INDOCHINA Solzhenitsyn was expelled Revolution, Lenin’s revolution, the second of a two-part series tion day—as It has In several commission, however, and from toe Writers Union early by Correspondent Don Melkle other states wlilch voted In re wound up putting Its report to 700 S)mwum)L this year. (See Page Ten). on the constitutional amendr cent years to kdep toe voting gether. Hie 1969 legislature age at 21. gave toe Issud enough votes to INSURED* ments to be voted on In the Nov. 3 general election. So toe Forand strategy is to put it on toe ballot, and It’s up' SOUTH do more than sell toe 18-year- to toe Connecticut clectoate 600-j-vinNAMS$£- By DON MEIKLE old voting age. He’s out to sell now. W eekly figure* panty hose In Bolivia Associated Press Writer a vdiole generation. Hiere have been some notable dlssdnters in toe political realm, ORLON PILE LINED HARTFORD, Ck>nn. (AP) — "We are trying to build eui 500 Image ol young people that despite toe fact that both state .ALL WEATHER Belidve It or not, lowering toe Military Leftists Squelch voting age to'18 does not seem adults don't havd to fear," said party platforms favor toe 18- to be a very controversial issue Forand at an Interview In hls yeor-oid vote. Mayor Ann Uc Push Up Plu$" bras G O G t S in Connecticut. campaign office. "It’s an image cello of Hartford, toe Republi 400 Conservative Power Bid So says Edward J. Forand of positive, progressive, con can candidate for U.S. repre Party hots that woors and wears and Jr., who ought to know. He’s structive youth. sentative In toe 1st District, re- ' ^ 1 • Regulhrly 2S.90 LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Mill- Only one report indicate his been in the .forefront-of ,lhe.. "We want-to disassociate oun. . .cahUy. came out against It, say:. wfon h» olmoit no right to look to 5.56 M-LuxuiV-TaUorei- ittnhrtabi* trash-er TWd*^"*ttsr—lit*- U«- taiy lefUate appear to Be'Dreeff- control of the'cotfntry mlght not selves from toe radicals and- Ing that 18 and 19-year-olds 300 down to a minimum. Bra washis and m Famotu Brand campaign for three years. outrogsously booutiful. Thsy'ro in- trol of Bolivia again after be complete. A radio report Forand’s "Let’s Vote 18” those who cause violence,", he wdre too much under toe in drip'dries in a jiffy— simply sponge off squelching a conservative at- from toe mining town of Oruro,- tursd ogolnit runt from lOtoSOdoyi, push’ up pad with damp cloth, replace, .1 1 New tpllt nhoulder headquarters Is located over a said. fluence of college professors. that's it. BJick, white, a 32-3I. BC Ing—with »hell of Da-*^ tempt to take power. 120 miles southeast of La P m , "Ours is a campaign with 160- She did, however, indicatel re rs9ordls» /of couss*. Psrfsc* fit h tavern on Washingqtn Avenue, » 0 - - cron and cotton and a Gen. Juan Jose Torres de- said officers loyal to Miranda and Forand claims he can’t ■ 000 candidates—all toe rdsidents ceptiveness to toe Idea of a 20- bwik-in with Burlington's now wondor- j ''ll 1 linsr of Orion acrylic dared himself president had killed 10 leftist demortstra- of Connecticut between 18 and year-old voting age minimum. I B. V-insert bras : pile on a cotton backing* even get a barroom argument UNITED STATES nyion “Corots" ond other stylos In 'VV' 1 Wednesday after routing Gen. tors who appeared about to as- going over the question of whe- 21 years old.” Another prominent critic Is 1 Choice of black, noturolg Rogello Miranda and Indicated sault a divisional headquarters, - •* % 1 todr 18 to 20-year-olds should Forand has grown "old” In State Sdn. John M. Lupton of cluding dortroco II, Agilon, opaques ^ oliv«, Britiih ton plus his government would move far- It was the only bloo^hed ref- 2 f o r ^ olWs and charcoal have toe vote. toe campaign. A teen-ager Weston, who unsuccessfully f\ ■ ond support. Sizes: Small, medium, ther to toe left. Miranda, the ported in toe four-day power Satin tricot cups. Lightly fibcrfille^infier plaids. Regulars, longs. HUs does not reassure Ed when he launched It in 1967, he sought toe Republican nomina lorg. ertro long. In o fothionthew of cups. Flat seams designed not show shorts. conservative army chief of struggle within toe military Forand. Beneath the politeness Is now a ripe old 22 ydars of tion for U.S. senator this year. through today's fashions, p c ftic “ V " staff, a day earlldr had forced clique that has ruled Bolivia for age and no longer stands in colofy, inserts at top of cup for ye wlU train. ______of your living room. Choose mortgages—interim financing MOTT’S MICKEY FINN BY LANK two extra rims. Best offer CREATIVE Catering — offer References. Box ''HH” , Man over $726. CaU 648-8806. from over 200 exciUng prints. — expedient and confidential chester Herald. SHOP-RI'TE Wp offer an exceUent start Grant’ s o f Vernon. 872-9171. ing formal dllilng, modem buf service. J. D. Real Estate ing salary, Uberal employe HOW TALL WAS I'D SAY HE'S A SIX FOOTER' SERGEANT— GOOD ENOUGH, FINN/ BY MILTON CANIFF Troilors— fets, cookouts, stag parties HE HAD A LIGHT JA C K E T , WE CAN USE A STEVE CANYON 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury n , 4- Assoc. 648-6129. FULL-TIME matured person, benefits and an unUmited HE, AND WHAT I'D LIKE TO Mobil* HonMS 6-A POLLARD Tree Service — Ex created especlsiuy for you. 2 4 ______SUPER MARKETS THIS MAN, HUDSON— I SOLD DID HE WEAR? AND A BLACK JERSEY.' ) YES HELP/ DETECTIVE WITH YOUR door sedan, V-8, automatic, _ for clerical work in account opportunity for advance I CAN GIVE YOU THE EXPERIENCE! BUT WHEN GROWN-UP pert tree removal, ■ pruning Leggett St., East Hartford, MORTGAGES — First and sec- ment. HIM A USBD CAR YESTERDAY! b a d ^ K I S S /v ie , b e f o r e N radio, power steering, extra f OR SALE 1969, Orbit sateUlte, ing depEU*tment. Typing abUity 687 East M iddle Tpke. MAKE OF CAR AND PEOPLE HAFTA 00 THEIR trimming. Reasonalale. Free HE tNORE DARK SUN GLASSES/ I JOKE! YOU SAY SOMETHING \riieete. 648-2880. trailer 19%’, fully equipped, 628-6348. ond. A ll types to suit require- desirable but not necessary. Manchester, Conn. Apply now to store manager. TEMPORARY LICENSE,! I DESERVE TO HEAR! HUGGlN'AN' KISSIN'ON estim ates. 628-3021. ments. Confidential, efficient YOU W ANT IT,' self contained, like new. CaU ROBBINS OR(3HESTRA offers <3all Nelson Frelghtways, Inc., TH E OPEN R O AD — fN DODGE, 1963, custom 880, 9- service. P. A. Thom e, 649-6281. 643-4320. the best In m usic fo r your ______47 E ast St., RockvUle, 872-9121. passenger wagm, V-8, auto Has Immediate openings for: O A T T V '')R IN C . ^UNK CARS removed, $10 wedding reception, Christm as______—------matic, power steering and SECRETARY — Receptionist, i?r»nn PI ’ each. CaU 872-9433. party. Make your party the BuslueSS Opportunity 28 attractive fuU-time position In FROZEN FOOD CLERKS brakes. Dependable running DOUBLE SAVINGS talk of the town with a Uve o r ------1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, condition. $250. 742-7607. the office of a doctor in Man Full-Time Positions chestra. CaU 247-7186, 282-6476. PIZZA and grinder shop In an chester.^ Duties wlU Include at ______^— exceUent Main St. location. Conn, o r 649-2876. 1964 FORD Falrlane 600, 4- Household Services typing, working with figures starting salary $99. per WIU seU or take in a partner. door, V-8, automatic, good" con O fleied 13-A and general office procedures. , week and up depending upon HECTOWN, U.S.A. Roofing-—Siding 16 Completely equipped, sensible dition. Asking $476. or best o f AppUcant need not have pre-' ' background, plus complete ASSISTANT office manager — CARVING Of bums, moth- lease. T. J. Crockett; Realtor, fer. 646-0070. vious experience In the medi program of fringe benefits. inventory control. ExceUent That's right. You save twice m ho'les, zippers" repaired. Win- ^ ® r^?i?„^uv “ prer^’^tL 643-1677. cal field but should have good opportunity for advancement. CHEVROLET.. nniT------1966. —*-—Im pala much with Rectow’s tegltlmate shades made to measure, x f, anvUme 649-1616 Start $126 weekly. CAU 6494)961 office skUls. Personal and AND BY R0L8T0N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 4 7 convertible, aU power. Owner 2,°reMe aU size Venetian bUn^. Keys WsMS business references required. alter 6. MR. ABERNATHY transferred. Call 649-2840. ^ price on the 197l's. AU this "*ade wMe you wait. Ta^ ^ ------EAI^N $15-$30,000 Hours 9-6, M onday-Friday. EXPERIENCED UNEMPLOYED? DUsatisfled FORTHERRCT Q © — ------m ----- with no sacrifice In quality or corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 b i d WELL Home Improvement Please reply Box O, Manches g 1969 PONTIAC C a t a l^ , 8 c ^ - jjg yours at Rectown Main S^„ 649-6221. Co. Expert InstaUation of ■ with your present position? TIME IN MY. ^ ° A S A ter Herald. PART-TIME Under, automatic, 2-door hard- j-q ™ aluminum siding, gutters and For Job opportunities caU Rita LIVING IN LIFE OTHER WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU top, red with black Interior. LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and trim. Roofing InstaUation and SHELL DEALER AVON Representatives lead In Personnel, 646-40*0. THE FIR9T DOGS LOOK UP GROCERY CLERKS EbcceUent condition. Call eve attics clesmed, odd Jobs, lawns, repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. teresting Uves. ’They meet new h ig h -r is e TDAAE. 9 -HOLIDAYS — Brand new nings, 649-1179. I trees cut and rem oved. 648- Ambitious man desired now. ’’people constantly, become In SER^CE station attendants d o g h o u s e I'M s a v i n g i t RPR from 17’ to 29’ _ ____ \...... ______! To work nlght^crew, 10 p.m.-. A R E N 'T Y D O THE I GU&& Y © U E E 6900. for eSdsUng S-bap Bervlce volved in Uie b ea u ^ business needed to pump igaa at the IS NOT, SIN C E M X ) AeFtTTONTHE 1966 CORVETTE new 427 en 7 a.m . $8.75 ^ r hour after TALKING BJSP WHO 2 - CONTINENTALS — Classi Roofing cmd statimi with high gallonage, and have the money lor many Hess Service Station. Good. FDR MY OJME BY HERE A S O y r /\r e n t t a l k i n g ; eULLlYAN SHOW. gine with two tops. $2,600. CaU est traiter In its field. TWO h^dymen want a variety 30-day tT£(lnlng period. t Chimneys 16-A located In Tolland, Conn. extras. CaU now — 289-4922. working conditions, no repair EGO! A YEAR AGO? > 649-U46. of Jobs by day or hour. We ’ Excvellent opportunity for work. Apply in person, Hess 6 - AVALONS — Prices cut up clean yards, sMcs and cellars. r o OFING —■ Specializing re- aggressive type individual. Service Station, 834 Broad St., 1969 ’IRIUMPH Spitfire, con to 40%. SEXatETARY — Heavy typing, ~Reasonable. (DaU 643-6306. pairing roofs of all kinds, new busy sales department. Conge- wanted for Manchester or phone 649-9870 vertible, low mileage, good 10-7 7 - SCOTTYS — Deduct 20% off roofs, gutter work, chimneys nlal modem working condl- J^torial work. after 8 p.m condition. ’Take over pay ODD JOBS, Ught trucking, c# - SHELL OFFERS *7 .tnn slx-day wcck. ’Transportation ______^gysted price, cleaned and repaired. 30 years tlons. To $100. Pee paid. R ita ' g xgjjjiT ------ments. CaU between^^;80-7, pentry, roofs, mlscellaheous re- experience. Free estimates., • Paid Training Girl, 99 East Center St., Man- necessary. CaU 649-5334. 6 - TRAVEL QUEENS — One. patios, porches, retaln- 649-4928. " " CaU Howley 643-6381, 644- • Financing AvaUable Motor 'Van and five sUde-^. walls, ceramic tile, con- • Insurance & Retirement Chester, 646-344L 1968 OUlSMOBILE Cutlass Su AU self-contained — Save 646-0253, 8333. FIRST CLASS PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Plans CXERK^TYPIST — Figure ap- FLAT RATE MECHAOTCS prem e, 4-door hardtop, excel- anytim e. • And many more benefits I LL A /YNOTWISIQ JUST REMEMBER ' lent condlticm, power > brakes K t a k e ' IF WE HAVE Vs 10 - SPORTSMAN’S DREAM — S te l“ L ^ S ^ *work' Experienced wanted^ceUent CUT'EMI/ D O I N 6 ! and steering, alr-conditloUng. Ftekup“co^hM. Priced" as PIANO ’TUNING and band In- HeofIng ond Plumbing 17 nv. ton pay and working conditions. Ap- MECHANICS LOPS^I ^ET'S^ WITH RUSSIA cxcf: GET THE FACTS 7 30,000 mUes. Private owner. low as $1196. strument repairing by Hartt q r a n T’S Plumbing Service — Pleasant atm osphere. To $90. Derson- C H A U -t 1 0 -9 Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 East Asking $2,800. CaU 643-4286. _____r>An>m College of Music graduate. Free estimatea, plus quaUty CaU coUect da ys: 203-289- ' ■ Kr.,..,. ______1621, Mr. Palum bo. Eve Center SL, M anchester, 646- ■ N ^ e d to build quality ma CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER nings, 649-0294, M r. Beaton. 3441. C & S FORD chinery. Excellent friniie refused. (JUSTOM made draperies, sUp g^M WATSON Plumbing and REPOSSESSIONS PK. eOKPON. SUPPOSE YOUR 'OKAY. YCJU'VE READ T IT!STHEIR B16 ANNUAL WITCHES CELEBRATE THE EVENT covers and reupholstering. Heating, fiathroom remodel- WlUlmantic, Conn. - benefits and pay. THEORY IS RlfiHT-THAT THEBE!?, UPON THE SUBJECT...) PASH- LIKE THE FIRE- ‘ haluoween.uSayi come To MAifYjONE-OF-A-KIND at dls- Budget terms. Established In j„_ ^nd repairs. Free esti- SHELL OIL COMPANY Phone for appointment, 647-1144. A «tOUR 0 8 WITCH COLTlSI» / THe-W0KR WHAT-EOESL-’f i B ^ iM Elirs,ttiW r^ ,^TH1NK OF-dT- THATS TON iaim NO JMONEY DOWN HERB IN THB VIU-A G E - J POR SUCH A L SABBATH' MEAN? yoVER BY THE CHIEF MALE up “io ------' ■ i?i8 rD iS ^ ,“TS24^IH;' e V « n l ^ M9-8868. 477 Conn. Blvd. Call Mrs. Brunettii 648- ^ ^ WITCH PRESSED LIKE ^ O U S E W I V E ^ 2487 between 9 ajn.-5 pjn. - w r n S ^ l e > n o u p i9 1963 Chevy Im pala, V8, auto- Lim ited quantity of go«^ M ed 649-7690. WANTBUl — Two dependable •.COVEN' THE DEVIL! n I ____ A i « _ ..xix 11 m 1a1 A e e n T n n a f l t f East Hartford, Conn. J matlc, power st/eerlng. units. All available with bank trucking, yards, cellars, MOTHERS men to work at South Windsor financing. attics cleaned and removed. 1966 Chevy Impala, 2-door hard MiOinery. PARTS Manager for local new top, V8, automatic, power steer Bulk deUvery.' 644-8962. Dressmaking 19 .ESSO now has available In money and management Schanck Rd., South Windsor. car dealership. One that’s fa- ing. r e c t o w n U .S .A . Mahehester exceUent service awaits you. This is your own miUar with Mopar parts. Paid TROUBLE finding minis? Cus business. A truly new Idea in ROCKVnJLE PAINT manufac 1966 Mercury Colony Park wag- “Your Kind of Dealer" station location. For Informa turing needs help in the pliant, hoUdays and other benefits. Building— tom made dresses, ladles suits, tion caU 621-7360 evenings 742- selling. No Investment nec Apply in person, Oiorchei Mo mi, V8, automatic, power steer gowns'and alterations. Prompt essary. CaU Northeast Il 40 hours plus some overtime BY COKER and PENN. Rt. 6, West WUUngton, Conn. Contracting 14 9679. tors, 80 Oakland St., Manches LANCELOT^ 7 ^ ing, power brakes. lustrators, 876-4669, between plus many fringe benefits. CaU Qpen W eekday Ehrenlngs tiU 10 service. CaU 649-1188. ter. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, J. Kaplan at 876-3386 fo r inter ' LET'S RENT HOW IT WILL BE \ AS USUAL— I SPOKE 1966 Pontiac Catalina converti 6-6 p.m . A LITTLE TDD SODN * ble, V8, automatic, power B e r ______floors, hatchways, remodeling view or stop in at 98 East , A BOAT ANP J DMANTIC JUST LIKE OUR Main St., RockvUle. I ROW ROUND COURTINS 1 ing, power brakes. ______porches, garages, closets, cell- Movlii9-T n iel.lii9- Pri«H» InstnKHow 32 Help Wanted— V THE l a k e ! DAYS' 1966 Cadillac Calais hardtop. 4 u tO Driving SehopI 7-A ings, atUcs finished rec RETAILING — RetaU back- ______^ ^ ______rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth- Storage 20 h a v e machine, can’t »ew?J^- Male or remule 37 •STRoRsl ______glnner’s sewing lessons. Mom- f u ULi-TIME sales clerks to groimd — any type. We have - LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1968 Torino Fastback GT. DAY’S Driving School — 26 er related work. No Job too MANCHESTER — DeUvery- inga $i. each lesson. CaU 649- work from now through Janu- top notch openings. Rita Per* MAN OR woman to sell real years professional driving ex- small. Dan Moran, BuUder. Custom Financing Arranged Ught trucking and package de- 4g ^ . . ary 9th. Apply Shoor Jewelers, sonnel. 646-4040. estate. Ebcperience helpful but t perience. CaU 649-6160. Evenings, 649-8880. Uvery. Refrigerators, washers 917 Main St. not essential. WlU train right ______OPENING for man In modem person. Ask for Mr. PhUbrlck, 286-^069 MASONARY — AU typos of and stove moving, specialty. Folding chairs fo r rent. 649- Help Wanted ■ EARN $60. and more In famous retread shop. Also man for Me-4200. Motoreycles— stone and concrete work. No brand items. No investment, tire service with growing tire ------0762. Job too smaU. Free estimates. Femal* 35 Help friends shop from home. r "