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LXXXIX, NO. 106 (THIRTY.TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIOl^) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 (Classified Advertising on Page 29) PRICE TEN CENTS of Jorma Nurmi, 39 Foxcroft Project Outdoors staff members the Elks Lodge. Blssell St., 24 OOLWAY 8TRBET Dr. made 81 visits to classrooms of Mrs. Robert Russell of East MANCHESTER Hartford, district deputy, will Phones: 648-0618 or MO-BIOO The Manchester Junior Wo- project teachers in 10 towns served^ held 31 workshops, be honored. m«n> Club will have a handi After a b'riof busdness meet craft meeting tomorrow at 8 made H field trips, and dis tributed two newsletters to ing, a buffet Will be served. Nixon Viet Budget p.m. at the home of Mrs. Guests from Rockville, East mideast Crisis Bmest Lallberte, 86 Fairfield each of 630 teachers. During the fall season, 26 Hartford, Nevy London, Put St. nam, Enfield, Wethersfield, workshops were conducted at Rocky Hill, West Haven and elementary schools of Andover, Worries Russia The Manchester Junior Wo Milford are expected to attend Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, Set at $17 Billion men’s Club will hold a coffee to the event. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS East is another case. Moscow WASHINGTON (AP) — Preai- namose started running out morrow at 9:30 a.m. for new Glastonbury, Hebron, Marl Miss Julia Diflka is chairman The tone of the Kremlin’s di has extended and committed it and prospective members at the borough, South Windsor and of the event. She will be assist plomacy suggests that It is self and now has a considerable dent Nixon's secret budget for from everywhere.” home of Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, Vernon, for 630 teachers having ed by Mrs. John Zlemak and frightened by the prospect of a Investment .to protect. the Vietnam war in the coming Intelligence boutcm said the 81 Mountain Dr. Board members approximately 16,000 students. Mrs. Hugh Pittman, hostesses. gathering storm over the Middle The issue is the more difficult fiscal year is ie«tlmated , by troops apparently were from the are Invited but are asked to Manchester public schools use Mrs. Charles Pontlcelli and Bast. It may mean that Moscow because it often has been a congressional experts at be- Dong Nal Regiment, which call Mrs. Sabatella if they plan the Natural Science Center. Mrs. Samuel VacanU will pour. Is unwilling at 'this time to face source, of division to the Krem tween $16 billion and *17 billion, spearheaded an offensive Tills would compare with un- against Saigon in May 1968 and to attend. The winter season opened Chairman of the various com a new major crisis and is seek lin. This was so at the time of classified estimates that put was badly mauled. The source* with live workshops held at mittees are Mrs. Alfred Ritter ing some way to head it off. the 1956 Suez crisis and again war spending at about $23.2 bil- said the regiment is still uhder Trinity Covenant Church cur the NSC for Grades 3 through 6 and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, table While its bargaining may be during the 1967 war. Soviet Hon for the current year ending strength and short of arms, am- riculum committee will meet to project teachers in the 10 com decorations; Mrs. Gertrude tough, Moscow appears con hawks sec the Middle East as of Jime 30, " munition and' food, tout they ex- night at 7 ;30 p.m. at the home munities. * These were devoted Hawthorne assisted by Mrs. cerned that its whole foreign extreme strategic importance, Nixon's new budget, which pect it to be active during the of Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, 32 largely to environmental prob Carroll Hawthorne and Mrs.. policy drive may be thrown into and with each recurring crisis it went to Congress this week of- Tct period in the area north of Elarl St. lems. Harold Gaboury, gifts and a tallspto by the intensifying has been evident that a group in fered no estimate of the cost of Saigon. prizes; Mrs. John Callahan, Arab-Israeli hostilities. the Soviet leadership has de Included in the services pro the war during the year starting Little other fighting was re- guest book; Mrs. Oliver Crom . In its latest note to Washing manded a tough stance. The Young Women’s Bible vided these teachers are a field next July, and this secrecy has ported as Tet, the lunar new Study Group of ’Trinity Coven trip for each one and her class, well, Mrs. Paul Buettner, Mrs. WINDOW ton, Moscow has threatened to Soviet policy makers are now escalate the arms race in the drawn a protest from a ranking year holiday, approached. A ant Church' will meet tomorrow three visits per class by staff Foster Willlarns, Mrs. George trying to encourage an all-Euro- Middle Blast by sending more Democratic critic of U.S. policy, four-day Viet Cong cease-fire 1* ait 9:30 a.m. members to each project class Melxell, Mrs. Frank Toros, “ I can sec no justification for scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. Mrs. Kenneth Hodge and Mrs. SHADES arms to Egypt. Yet the thrust of (See Page Twelve) room, use of kits containing Its diplomatic activity suggests classifying the cost of the war,” Alfred Pontlcelli, refreshments. Made to Order (See Page Two) The Senior High Youth demonstration materials, use of deep worry. ’The Kremlin has said Sen. J, W. Fulbrlght of Ar Forum and the Grade 9 Concept- Project Outdoors lending li Bring your old rollers In nod been sending out warnings to kansas, chairman of the Senate ors of-North United Methodist brary, mimeographed ma M V e S16oi per shade the Americans, British and Foreign Relations Committee. Church will hold meetings to terials prepared by the staff, Durkees Wed 50 Years VALENTINE French of rising peril in the Nasser May “ I think it is of first Importance • night at 7 p.m. at the church. that we know what it is cost and a spring workshop. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Dur- going to Florida eight yeans CARDS Middle East as if the Russians E. A. JOHNSON ing." kee of 167 E. Center St. were ago. They recently returned to were digging in for a round of Critics Start LARGE SELECTION Seek Arms Former > President Lyndon B. A ' leadership training class feted Sunday at a 50th wed- Manchester. They also have a horse-trading. PAINT GO. Johnson had sent Cong(ress his will meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. ding anniversary celebration at son Henry E: Durkee Jr. of Moscow’s worry about the Support Patrons ARTHUR DRUG war cost estimate in each of his at the North United Methodist the home of their son-in-law and Hartford; 17 grandchildren, 723 MAIN ST. I ■ Middle East seemed to shine Viet Hearings Alleys Wed 50 Years From Russia last three budgets. 3 Church. Listed by LTM daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and 7 great-grandchildren. through a foreign policy article The Nixon budget said new es Hull of Coventry. (Herald photo by Pinto). to Sunday’s Pravda. This noted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Al- Alley of Bloomfield; and eight By WI1J.IAM TUOIIY timates would offer a tlpoff to The Manchester Grange will , o-ronrirViiiHrcn The category of Supporting The party, attended by the sharpened conflict and pro With a Blast •andchildren. The 1.108 Angeles Times the size or the timing of future meet tomorrow at 8 ^m . at l«y of 69 Washington St. honor- grandchiMren^.T.VO ______Patron has been initiated this friends and relatives, was giv- Stagecoach lines had their be- fessed to see to it the hand of an Mrs. Alley was born in Black- CAIRO — President Gamal American troop withdrawals. Orange Hall. ed for their 50th wedding anni- England, and came to year by LTM. It signifies those en by the couple’s five daugh- ginnings in England, prior to American “ mllltary-oll com- WASHINGTON (AP) — New plex” concerned about the sale Abdel Nasser said Tuesday that ‘Because of the need to main ----- versary at an open house Sun- this country as a child. Mr. Al- Manchester residents whose fi- tens and their husbands, Mr. i700. Under the most favoralble Senate hearings on Vietnam 1965 VOLKSWAGEN of French warplanes to Libya, if President Nixon sells Israel tain the security of this plan, Manchester High School class ^ the home of their son-in- ley. a native of Rockville, was nancial support, over their an- and Mrs. Robert Calvert of weather and road conditions, a have opened with blasts from which Is now to the camp of 60 more supersonic Phantom certain information included in of 1950 reunion committee will and daughter, Mr. and employed as a general foreman nual play subscription, will en- Meriden, Mr., and Mrs. Karl stagecoach might travel from 60 four war critics and an tuiawer- CONVERTIBLE COUPE Egfypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser. Jet fighter-bombers he would go recent budgets does not appear meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at j^^s. Winston R. Smith of 633 at Pratt and Whitney Division able the theater group to real- Krantz of Schenectady, N.Y., to 75 miles 1 a day. Ing salvo by Vive President • WHITE TIRES Thus, Pravda said, Washington to Russia and demand more this year,’’ the Nixon message the Brltlsh-American Club. yj Middle Tpke. of United Aircraft Corp., East ize its long-range building Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hornung ------Spiro T. Agnew that the oppon • RADIO Is pressured to send new arms arnfs to strike back, said.. ----- Among those attending the Hartford, when he retired nine plans. peoria, 111., Mr. and Mrs. • DARK BLUE . ents were “ casting about aim to support Israel. “ I will go to Moscow,” Nasser “ I don’t think he really knows lessly” for a polUlcal Issue. ’The Adult Discussion Cleiss of event were Miss Vera Duffy of years ago. Listed as Supporting Patrons William Popoff of Santa Rosa, ,The French planes, Pravda said. “ They have to give us how much will have to be spent South United Methodist Church Hartford and Edward Graeser Mr. and Mrs. Alley are char are Frederick M. Gaal, Miss Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Hull, Chairman J. W. Fulbrlght PARKADE added, would not reach Libya arms to be able to retaliate, before July 1971,” Sen. George j,e hopes the hearings that will meet tomorrow at 10»a.m. of Rockville, attendants at the ter members of Memorial Tern- Eleanpr Bllsh, Cmdr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Durkee were until 1972-73, while American They have to help us in order D. Aiken of Vermont, senior Re- Tuesday before his Sen- in the Reception Hail of the wedding. pie, Pythian Sisters, and mem- Julian Getzewich, Mr. and Mrs. married Jan. 29, 1920 in West GLEANERS Phantoms could reach Israel at to defend our country against publican member of the Foreign Foreign Relations Oommlt- church. ’The Rev. Carl W. ’The couple was married Jan. bers of Manchester Grange. Mr. Lyman Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Boylston, Mass. They lived in Manchester PARKADE once. This hinted at a fear that the invaders and the aggres- Relations Committee, said in an fo^d to a consensus on a Saunders will lead the group. 9, 1920 by the late Rev. Rob- Alley is a member of Memorial Ralph Lundberg, Mr. and Mrs. Manchester for 35 years before (Next to Liggett Drug) Israel might be to a position for sors.” ___ ept Johnson o f New Haven. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the Fred T. Blish Jr., Mr. and Mrs. interview. "Certainly, he has to resolution conpemlng Vietnam THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1195 a preventive strike against the Earlier, the president of the have flexibility. Costs have been poifoy, although the Arkansas Pilgrim Choir of Center Con- They have another daughter. Washington Social Club, and the Robert Hyde Smith, Mr. and PLAIN SKIRTS materially reduced in the past Democrat conceded "it is much gregational Church will meet Mrs. Frederick H. Backofen of British-Amerlcan Club. (Herald Mrs. Fred T. BUsh HI, William Arabs and their new Soviet united Arab Republic pointed- PASSPORT PHOTOS arsenals. Thus it justified to- jy . \.V X ‘ ■ "A " y ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. tONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 \ PAGE THREE ncys for the se^iool system Supremo Court for a further de- \ - \ novels, the book is a bit more MANCHESTER E ^ N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 -\ PAGE TWO than the casual reader might Throug(hout South planned 'to ask for a\dolay until lay. care- to Indulge in. But with any Feb, 16; —At Asheville, N.C., the Pine PhaimiMy Sheinwold on Bridfre Book Review one with a taste for historical In Atlanta a televised Board of Education refused Oor. of Center A Adnnis There Are Some Things flolton, this novel is a major "draft" was scheduled this aft- Monday night to review an Intc- He Knows How It Feels work, a tine tale that brings the Little Progress Made ernoon. In which 1,800 of some gratlon plan Implemented last Sharpley-French' NOT EVERYBODY IJKE8 JEAN N A Tl NORTH THE OTHER SIDE OF ^HE hearing; the judge and the dc- ancient days to llfe.- 6,000 teachers were to be chosen week, and Negro youths threw M id That Will Never Change TO BID GRAND 8I.AM8 < IXK'K. f'olliM'teil by .Philip Van fensc attorney are portrayed us MUes A. Smith for transfers to new.schools. At- rocks through windows and ov- To Come to End of Line By AI,FRED 8HEINWOU) ♦ J? lanta Is under a c:ourt- order to ertumed a policeman’s private' BONNti BELL By HAL BOYLE The teen-agers In your life <3> QJ Doren Stern. Van Nostnuid they really are, with devastat- Toward Integration Not everybody would bid a Relnhold Co. $5.96, Integrate faculties by March 6. car before being .scattered by B dlton; The following Ih a its tentative decision to shut- 0 J ^ 2 Ing clarity. THE lilUx OF HUMMER. By FREE DELIVEBY NEW YORK (AP) — Our will worry more about getting grand slam with today’s South NOVA By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In Florida, Alachua’s 22,500 -In Greenville, 8.C., a fedcr- officers. Negroes, who are pro- look at the Uniroyal announce- down the plant, ♦ A .-i .1 2 I. Edited by Hurry If the reader comes to the ,dls- ■I. A. Baker. Harper. $5. lives are swept by winds of pimples than getting Into a good Harrison, . j .u pupils and Dade’s 243,0(X) were al judge Monday granted a de- testing the closing of formerly ment of tentative plan.s to shut- Braziel still clings to the term hand. Some people like to ar EAST llnluixirte Press. ta.steful conclusion that Gold’s Southern Elngland Is the scene Little progress toward the ^ J ,,, change. college. rive at a railroad station three WEST I4..95. lay In Implementation of a de- all-binck schools In the plan, down Ita Naugatuck footweai*. “tenaUve," but says that "the As soon as we get accustomed Somewhere along the way K 7 6 .5 4 Q 10 9 4 young p opie are sick because of this smoothly flowing bit of school desegregation ordered by. h i i i k ii, hours before their train leaves; Ixx)k at your watch. Notice , I., HI.I1UOI “ ' 20,600 until Wednesday pending sogregiitlon ii iin ordered by the haye appealed to the 4lh Circuit plant by the end of 1970. ns sooner I know exactly when to a hew thing, it is replaped by aotpg kind of disaster will hap- ,10 7 64 ^ 1 9 R .s they cun think of no one but nature writing. the Supreme Court developed ’ __ . ,...... ■ j- others prefer to catch a train on the second hand os It busily U.S. 4th (Jlreult (knjrt of Ap- Court of Appeals. The plan has it affects one employe and his it’s over, the sooner I'll go to Bomethlng newer. We can’t go pen to some of your possessions 0 (JR 7 4 Ihclr own selfish selves, then Each of the 12 chapters of the Monday In much of the Southern 6 700 wen. due hnek the run. If you’r,e a cautious None ticks off the instants of your life ^ . , M. , Columbia’s' 6,700 wen? dub back I>ealH. The Greenville School been approved by a District Read Herald Add family. another job.” home again, because if we do that aren’t covered by Insur- 9 7 6 lOR the author must have planned it book presents a landscape of a urea affected. typ)c, Imagine that one of your -one by one. What if the beat IkKird will petition the U.S. Court judge. To supplement the family in we find the old home has been ance. SOUTH . that way. By CYNTHIA BARAN optimistic .friends has bid the were two by two? Or. wtiat if particular type. Schools In five Florida coun- yolusla pupils not officially st>c. come, Braziel already "moon torn down, so that some strong- During middle ago you can bo 4 A K 2 Staff Reporter hand and then has gone off to the second hand contmued to Miles A, Smith In April, Baker wundzrs ties closed while teachers were eified. Bay Ctounty, Fla., Inle- lights” on weekends for an in -er can erect an apartment eui-.. you'll have at least one ill- C AK through the woods and fields. In being transferred to effect .fac- gr„ted its 17.600 pupils ivllhout The Now Haven Register catch a train, leaving you to keep time—but by ■ running ventory firm. John Jr. works building or a glorified ham burg- neas for which you’ll have to go 0 A K 109 MISTORY OF TECHNOIXIOJ May, he witnesses a storm, vis- ulty Integration. closing. play the hand for him. backwards? The world probably NAUGATUCK. Conn. (AP) -- four nights a week for spending er stand on Its site. to the hospital. A KQJ4 AND INVENTION. Edited by Its a pine wood, journeys by bi Two schools In Alabama were John Braziel is 46 with a wife South dealer. would be quite a different place. Meanwhile, a suit by (Jov. money needed to keep up the All this Incessant change baf There’ll always be some kind Weil North East Maiirh-e lAaumas. Crown Pub cycle , through the countryside closed by bomb threats, but no and eight children. His mort Neither side vulnerable. Soulli Twelve stories devoted to what Lester Maddox of Georgia m r m m m t l l e r small car he bought with sav fles us, confuses us, makes us of war in some part of the Pass 6 NT Pass lishers. Two volumes, $20. and explores the downs. In explosives were found. gaged house Is on a'street with Opening lead — Eight of ,t N T sort of a world It might 'be If which seeks to have the federal ings from four years on a pa- nervous. We seek the security of ,M1 Pass Inevitably, 'any history of June, he sees a beech wood, vis- In Alabama, where 140,000 homes of many other blue collar route, world. » Spades. 7 N T Umc were out of jomi were se government either enforce mil- an anchor to cling to, something Despite the fad for new names technology must be compared ns the sea and the moors, and pupils are Involved In four workers and their families. West opens the eight of lected, with a good critical form school - desegregation Denise, 16, began part-time changeless and true, something for babies, Johns and Marys with the mammoth subsidized gpends a hot midsummer day .school districts, only a. His 1967 model station wagon spades, and you put up dum hand, by Philip Van Doren guidelines throughout the Unit work at a local clothing store Impervious to time. will still outnumber Christo- J-3; Hearts. Q-J; DInmondo, J- flVe-yolume basic work edited evening In, and near, the white children assigned has two payments to go. His my’s jack. East covers with Stern for inclusion In ’’The Oth iiJiu cvciiiiiK 111, lulu n v iix b , visx. - ' -- ed StateswraTPu nr or iillov allow freedom of a few months'ago. "Isn’t there anything we can mms. 6-5-S-2-, Clubs, A-5-3-?. er Side of the Clock.” by the late Charles Singer. This iwatlng «®hools where blacM were n Job, however, may not last out count on to stay the same?” we the queen, and you win with the was before SALE When my wife and I dis- What do you say? Most of the Items ore familiar French translation docs not suf the majority showed up for The cost of living will never king. This doesn’t seem to be on a river, and exploring the Washington District Court. the shutdown, the chil- ask ourselves desperately. Why, Answer: Bid 2-NT. This to follwers of science fiction fer by the comparison. classes, s ^000 employes of U n W Inc. be what it was in the good old hcath.s. In August, he Is at an Maddox was joined In the suit of course, there is. There are the right time to refuse the first promises 8 points or a poorlsh and fantasy literature. Nev m fact by giving greater de- concludes with a In Louisiana, fo'ic districts FTootwear Division in Naugatuck lots of things you can depend days. ^ ,.4 a*v, trick. by the State of Georgia, the going on,” Braziel says. , No funeral will be held wlth- 9 points, and Invites partner to ertheless, they are of hlj^i tall of the work of some contl- „ . opened on schedule trying to WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY who were told two weeks ago “ Are we going to move?” one Youlou leaalead methe ace mof dia u„jess he has nental Inventors, k goes beyond S^e>«ber excursion to the meet the Integration deadline Georgia Board of Education and Such as: mourner murmuring enough quality to make enjoy that the com.pany has tentlve- child asked. monds, and West drops a smal « unpromising 16 points. You the "Singer History of Technolo- ai"®- In one, Winn Parish, white several other plaintiffs. ly decided to shutdown the plant A shoestring will never break philosophically, "Well, bere to- able rereading. H. G. Wells’ "They were worried,” Braziel heart (probably hoping that .. r __ "The Story of the Late Mr. gy Paul Gllle, for Instance, The author’s prose is lyrical mothers cruised the streets of The Supreme Court already ■by the end of 1970. except when you are In a hurry, day, gone tommorrow that s don’t enjoy raising notrump says, but he reassured them it you’ll mistake It for a dia with two doubletons, but you Blvosham,” for example. A real gives a more detailed account of and his descriptions are as care- -^yirmfleld urging white parents has thrown out attempts by "It was a shock that Thurs The strawberries in the bot- life.” A Selection of was not "the end of the world.” mond). But you have your wits cannot encourage game in a old-timer, but still fascinating Dents Papin’s first fumbUng es- fully and artfully composed as a to keep their children out of the ciovs. Claude Kirk of Florida, day. You felt they had pulled tom of a box you buy at afruit- Feminine skirts and the stock There is discussion among about you, and you proceed to minor suit with so poor a hand, ns it explores not only who Is in says at a steam engine than did poet’s. newly Integrated schools. John Bell Williams of Mlssl.sslp- the carpet out from under you stand will be greener than those market will go .tip and down, make your plan for the grand H. W. Dickinson. A brief example: "Bullfinches Nationally Advertised, Famous Brand j i,., , union members of a possible and it would be cowardly to what body but what body is In In Mississippi, two school dls- pi and Albert Brewer of Ala- It makes you do o lot of think- , , , , on the top. down and up. , offer from Umroyal, not yet slam. pass. what time. Or, J. B. Priestly’s Both works are alike In their are calling beyond the dark fo r- trlcts—Indlanola anda,^nlca— buma to halt, the mas.slvc school ing,” Braziel said. made, to have employes take No matter how mean a letter It’ll still be impossible for an It isn’t very difficult, but it gripping look at time slippage in attack on the problems of writ- tress of the firs. In the lost had turned all black, with white desegregation In the South, With up to 20 working years Copyright 1970 a wage cut in exchange for re- you write to your congressman, audience to get more out of a does take some thought. Make "Look After The Strange Girl." ing engineering history. Dau- present. A black-cap’s song has pupils and teachers flocking to There were these other dcvel- left in his life, after 22 years General Features Corp. assimances the plant would con / you’ll always get a soothing let television set than the program your plan before you read on. What causes time to "misbe mas’ editing was single-handed a bubbling, swift-running radl- private schools. opmnts In the school situation: with Uniroyal, he faces a'prob tinue. ter back. producers put Into it. You must reach dummy twice have"? Take a dozen authors whlle Singer was assisted by once, like flsh-.scales flashing, Jefferson (Jounty, Ala., was -—The Supreme Court ordered MEN'S SHOES lem of job hunting and such If such an offer is made it Any clock in a hotel lobby will For most people, reading to make the slam. Both entries and you get a dozen different three other technological hlsto- There Is a sound of mobbing, of school officials In Memphis, things as funds for college edu the only one of the four Involved will prol?ably come to a union be from three to five minutes about love neats will be more may be found in clubs . If you answers. One of the most Inter rians. But In each case the gen- scolding birds pursuing an owl. Tenn., to show cause by Feb, 16 cation of his children. His old districts In that state which at vote. late. fim than owning one. play the suit carefully. esting is Robert Preaslle’s In his eral editor called on ejcperts In It Is very far off. It seems to tempted to Integ^rate schools why the court should not order est son John Jr. ts a freshman There’ll always be an Eng While talking with another The only emiploye in the aver- Cash the king and queen of "Dial ’O’ tor Operator." Late at each field to do the actual writ come to me through the The other—Mobile, Bessemer the complete integration of at New Haven college. The employe who has one year fl> land.^ ,,, , . __age office who thinks merit clubs first, discovering that the ntglit a telephone operator gets ing ■within the framework of the Memphis public schools during youngest Is Timothy, 4. His wife There U always be an Ireland “ growth-rings of many years, as and Fairfield—took no action. 30ro to 50 off go before being eligible for a suit breaks normally. Then lead MOVIE RATTNOB a call from a terrified woman. main outline. and Wenonah the current school year Eleanor has not worked in 18 ♦ ♦ H Vior "HandH off ” raises are really given for merit though I were standing at the McAdory pension, Braziel says he “ told s FOR PARENTS AND She L trapped in a phone, booth Daumaa, curator of the Jefferson County —The largest school system In 4 years. how manv closets J®®*' dummy’ heart of a tree.” schools in him to vote his own conscience. ^ Bombs are likely to get bigger ace. This puts you in the dum by seme nameless horror that museum of the National Oon- closed because of bomb threats. North Carolina, Charlotte-Meek- When the announcement was they build in an apartment, y o u n g P E O P L E Baker, a keen observer. For myself, I would have to before people get better. my the first time to lead the lurks just outside. The police go servatory of Arts and Crafts In reader all the sights. Twenty-five white pupils sched- lenburg, has been ordered by a 4 made by Uniroyal, Mrs. Braz they’ll still be one fewer than a n . efelKSM e( tfi. ras>«a a M Mm vote against a wage cut. I Making both ends meet will jack of diamonds. to the booth and find it empty, Paris, has impeccable creden- ® nature and uled to attend Wenonah didn’t federal judge to desegregate be- iel wasted no time in job hunt woman needs. pwmfs about tfi. auttobbitf ol can’t go backwards.” remain a more pressing prob East plays low, and you let fllWl. eeiutnl lor blowing by Ibok cMMW. but the operator, CSiarley, con tlals as an editor. For the Amer conveys them admirably. He Is show up. Twenty of several him- fore the end of this school year, Bm iaii m ille r ing of her own. She was able No department store will ever tinues to speak to her over the ican edition, he called on Melvin apparel for men and young men to laugh about the reaction of The family survived a 14-week lem for most families than how dummy’s jack win the trick. especially skilled at describing dred white pupils scheduled for with a March 1 deadline threat- go through January •without a telephone to the very end. Char Kranzberg of Case Western Re ened. prospective employers to her strike three years ago, and to close the generation gap. You continue with a low dia ALL ASES AOHinEO scores of birds, Graysville High attendecl. ‘‘" “d "white sale.” Goiiral Aullmas ley’s explanation? “ Couldn’t it serve University, perhaps the scores upon Several blacks transferred to -In Hartsville, S.C., a "Molli- MANCHESTER PARKADE lack of experience. Braziel Is confident this econ- A dog v/lll always wag his tall A woman will always expect mond, winning a finesse with unfamiliar to mic emergency for the family a man to do most of the push- the tej^. Then you clear the be that when somebody is in ag leading American engineering many of them Llpscomb High were sent batk er’s March for Freedom ol "They asked: ‘Is that all?' when you feed him, even though ony or really terrified their historian, to do the specialized most American readers—and all WEBSTER SQUARE. BERLIN And I think to myself, 'Well, if can be weathered as well, what you put before him Is the 'ing when they go through a re- king of diamonds out of the ALL ASEt AOHinEO to Wenonah, and at Leeds, a Choice” was scheduled today to minds are so desperate for help bibliographies. the more Interesting for that. you want to go back to ancient The first casualty has been klnd of stuff he doesn't think is volvlng door, way. GP Pinntil Guldinct SvggtiMI large number of blacks showed protest an order from the 4th Open evenings till !) p.m. • Free parking for thousands of cars* Now you lead the four of that they can jump right out of The Crown book would be MUe,s A. Smith up, but only a few of the 959 U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals history when I worked as a plans to buy a new washing Freochia photo fit even for a human being. ^ Yes, despite the chaos m our their own time Into another?” clerk during high school. . .’ ” machine to replace one which April showers wUl bring May changing lives, some things clubs and win the trick with Ideal to take to a desert island. ------whites assig;ned to the school that Darlington County schools The Harrison collection, an Given time, raw material and LOVE STORY. By Erich 8e- 9. Attor- The company listed declining broke down, MRS. JAMES DAVID SHARPLEY flowers. never change. But that Isn’t dummy’s five. After the high KUTHICUD were on hand. desegregate by Feb. “ anthology of original science manual dexterity, the castaway gal. Harper. $4.96. It’ll rain within 48 hours after altogether consoling either, is cards of a suit have been play Unlar 17 r«4 '• / V /• ./ / ■,/ , .y .■ I. ■ ■ ■■ .1: .’a-i .■1/ A.gaartta.'.vi'.'.'.,.. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE|l, CONN., WEDNESDAY , FEBRu A r Y 4, 1970 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID. MANCHESVe R, CONN... WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 ^ mentary school were discussed. PAGte FOUR thought on the American wom Douglas Cheney, . PHC chalr- an, the sexual revolution, mar Bolton that their clients should have Vernon Lady Pomcigrapher Owes man, said flashing that was In Panther Bail been granted the chance to bn riage and love. stalled Incorrectly has torn released on ball. Tlie state ar Her Ability to Repression Tile American woman: "She’s Bi’iggs Fills away from the stacks and vents. LAST 3 DAYS TO SAVE MONEY gued that Miss Carter should freer nov<' than ever before. Her Cheney said there Is also a Your future depends on seeing herself Is Argued In not have been granted that o]>- Al Station By ARLEEN ABRAHAMS /rlte like mcW.'-^^n'd, o( course, question of the possible omis as a total human being, sep Post oh PBC portunlty. AP Nnwsfeatiireji Writer Aoo many pornttgr^jpfiicporndgcunfiic' IxsiksIxMiks sion of some Internal fljishlng. The Black Panthers are ac t arate from her sexual rote and Will (h‘I ‘Sqiirf NEW YORK (AP) — AdJuat- are written by meh,under worn- This can not be determined un- Dental State Court cused of complicity in the ab not in competition with men.” Laurance Briggs was sworn j|j when the masonary ON WOMEN'S SHOES!! Ing the sklrt'i of her expensive eh's names. Every^»ornograph- duction and slaying of Alex in last night at the Public Build- on the north side of the school The latest in firefighting black and white checked suit, Ic writer I read treated women The Sexual Revolution ; ” lt’s HARTFORD, Rackley of New York City, a can be removed ana me pron- the attractive young matron simply as sexual rcqeptacIcH wopst thing that has ever Ing ComrnlHSlon meeting by Health The question of whether bail «u«peeted of informing 1cm checked. W&MEN’S SHOES: RUSH IN! should be set for five Black on the party. Rackley’s body delivered to the Fitch type extended a well-manlcurej he used by men. I was particu- happened for many women. All Mrs. Olive Toomey, town clerk. hand and peering out from un- larly Annoyed by ’The Story of means is |hat sexual activity I^riggs was appointed by ’ the Ooldivi Age Cards This is the third in a Scries Panthers accused of kidna|iing W'as found in Mlddlefield last liou.s|» ^n Park Place by the The Senior Citizens will re der her big black sombrero, G’ and decided to do a feminine allowed but there s no real in- selectmen to fill a vacancy, on .00 of six articles on dental health and murder was argtied for May 21. end of Juiie, according to Rock- asked, "Am I what you expect- retort. . My version says that vestmefU in loving and under- ceive their Golden Age Cards three hours before the State Su- In considering tjic question of Donald Maguda. the PBC left by Frederick Bar- published by The Herald, in co ed a lady porndgrapher to look women are human belri"s with •'*tanding. Too many young girts in the.mull. They are asked to operation with the Manchester preme Court Tuesday. ball for the five. Judge Palmer presented a film of like?" their own desires and nesds and without caring comb sign the cards when they re SIZES ARE BROKEN • Both defense and prosecution examined similar cases in oth- H„nrd ceive them. The following stores A Pair Dental Society, ih observance of for their partners. They’re The PBC paid bills and re lawyers asked the high court er states and decided that the the new equipment to the Board Wlthout waiting for an an- "othtog wro"g with turned expendable, non-durable will honor these car^ , Tres 5 National Children's Dental afraid to love because that to provide some gultjelines on burden of proof was on the 6f Representatives Monday Bwer, Rosemary Santlnl pro- 1 woman pursuing th'> plea.sura- Chic, Herbie’s Bai%*r Shop,. Health Week, Feb. 1-7. takes guts." supply bills to the Board of Edu- BUY THE SECOND PAIR FOR $2310 the troublesome boil question, prosecution. night. The Squrt ciui tuni an or- ceeded to explain why she is, as aspects of sex." Marriage: "Th“re’s no real cation. A motion was passed for Bolton Lake Restaurant, whlch was argued earlier dur- Palmer was put in the jxjsi- j,„niper into im activat she claims, the only woman por- The former Hunter College hams Nursery, Harold and Sons How safe and effective are need for marriage except as a the Installntlon of lockers in the ing an 11-day Superior Court tion of assessing the evidence ^ operated nograph.T who signs her real Engllsh literature major, con- toys and girls rooms of the Rubbish, Bolton Notch Pharma those new water-jets that have stable institution in which to DRESS - SPORT - LOAFERS - PATENTS - LEATHERS hearing in New Haven. against the five without trying name to her efforts. fesslon magazine cditqr and middle school. cy, Bolton Notch Laundry and recently appeared on the mar raise children. However I’m ket? Do dentists recommend Judge Aaron J. Palmer, who them and without reflecting on from a panel on the rear o "I ’m a profeE8lo’’ al ujriter, a promotion writer for family The PBC worked on a report Dry Cleaning, Lee’s Florist and presided over the earlier hear- their legal guilt or innocence, truck. One man cjui swing the poet and a serious noi^lto. ortd magazine credits "any porno- sure that marriage will survive. to the Planning Commission on Gift Shop, all of Bolton. them for their patients and are 11 still means the ultimate, UNBELIEVEABLE! 2 PAIR FOR $7.00 they safe for children to use? . ing, refused to set bail for four He decided that the evidence („stniment into Just about any the literary .world looked ask- graphic writing ability I have to future ibullding needs. -Charles These Manchester stores will faithful love commitment. Pqr- of the five defendants but grant- against Miss Carter was such desired and the Intcn- ance when I signed my real my Catholic school education, ^ , , Luthrop will tally the PBC also honor the.______cards.______House____ and The American Dental As j it .. forj— the..u. Frances that there " “’fair 'ni- uaoii.likeli- of . ..the water...... spray. ....nciui hobe name to ’The Big O.’ But be- "Don’t g-t me wrong,” she tonally, after thf love marriage to be submitted to the Hales, Nassiff Arms (no sales sociation is now in the process Carter, 20, of Bridgeport. Miss hood" that she would be acquit- ^.pgolated to Just about any de- cau.se I’m a serious writer I be- says, flashing her big brown I entered Into at 20 ended In dl- pmance. on guns or ammiinltlon), Fair of evaluating such devices and Carter was sent back to prison, ted. ;ree. lleve my name should appear on eyes. "I like the churcli. I’m vorcc after three years I tAVoro Two problems regarding way, L. & H. Hale and the MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHOES off marriage. But I can’t say I’ll has already recognized one however, when she refused to ------Chief Maguda said it will be everything I write.” simply .saying that if I were flashing and leakage in the ele- Plaza. POLL PARROTS fe'd that way forever. I would product as "an effective aid to testify after being offered im- The game of soccer or asso- the only piece of equipment of The 32-yeur-old brunette di- brought up in a free .society, a like to have a child. And the Senior Citizens are reminded the toothbrush in a program of munity from prosecution and elation football has been played uiiuf in tills area. The cost Is vorcee describes "The Big O" freer atmosphere, I nev'r con- ,, , , , , . , g\g\ 80 Pair I.«ft of the luncheon at the Bolton fll.O O good oral hygiene.” Other sim was held in contempt of court, in Britain for centuries, proba- J54100 and , is already approxl- as a satire on pornography. celvably could think of the perienced all the heroine s ad- Like Restaurant on' Feb. 10 at 9 « U U Reff. to $16.00 •5.00 ilar devices are being studied, Attorneys for the other four bly since before the Norman jp tile current budget. Rosemary claims she had repre.sslon neces.sury to write In ® ' ventures, 12 p.m. and ,if they are accepted by the Black Panthers argued Tuesday conquest. ______never even read a pornographic the style in which I wrote. You Has the pornographic book "The biggest dtaappototment association, the profession and Meeting Postponed book before she was approached see, if you’re brought up sexual- she has written cau.scd any real was being unable to dedicate The Economic Development the public will be notified. by the book’s publisher, who ly free, there’s no reason to titll- change in her life? "The pub- the book to my strict Italian The association agency re Commission meeting, previously asked her to write an outline for late or to want to be titillated. Usher wouldn’t let me put my parents, Before it was pub- .scheduled for Thursday has sponsible for evaluating and told them that I was classifying such devices is the a pornographic book that pre- Sex is important In life, of face on the book cover so I was^ lished, I been postponed until Thursday, TflHny b Oar Council on Dental Materials and eented. the woman’s point of course, but there are more im- spared a great deal of annoy- writing a very dirty book and I Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. in the Fire vie^J^ron sex and sexual fanta- portant things. The trouble with ance. But after living 111 Green- hoped it wouldn t embarrass tSIM•8 1 MAIN A IN S I Deviceii. The council’s evalua place Room of the Town Hall. la t ln o M ' tion program (dassifics tievices ales. this country is that because of wlch Village for so many years, them. My father said that he MM4CHISTM z r r 'S S - - as acceptable, provisionally ac "I went out and got hold of all our culture and repre.sslon we I had to move and I had to get realized that nowadays a book Manchester Evening Herald G Workshop Ripiht to the J gw the pornography I could find. I take sex too seriously ” an unlisted phone number, often has to be dirty to sell and ceptable or unacceptable. Sale Spring Bolton correspondent, Safety of devices is an im discovered that even when Fingering her pearl necklace, Some people have the mistaken that as long as I’m happy, Cathy D’ltalla, tel. 649-6600. During a workshop yesterday, for Howell Cheney Technical the Shakespeare Theater in Straford, and J. Ranelll, a direc portant consideration when tor at O’Neill and Stratford, was part of a three-year program . women write about sex, they she paused to collect her notion that I personally have ex- they’re happy.” products are classified, the coun School Juniors and seniors, of tumbling moves actors, must rehearse meticulously. Bill Rhys, left, jind John Basinger in state vocational-technical schools, sponsored by the State SEir>Sf«VI€t DEPT STORE cil has emphasized. For exam Department of Education and the Shakespeare Theater. ple, the one device recognized demonstrate several techniques that enter into u stage fight. 4 Following an explanation of the six defensive parries Involv March 28, approximately 125 students from Cheney Tech’s twbx^ by the council is listed by Un upper classes will travel to Stratford for backstage tours, '■ Brood St., Manchester s Open Dally 10 to 10 derwriters Laboratories,'Inc., a ed in fencing, they illustrated them in the Mercutio and Ty FEB. 4th balt dueling scene from "Romeo and Juliet.” They also did a makeup demonstrations, and a performance of "Hamlet.” national agency which examines Friday night and Saturday, Robert Donovan and Thomas appliances for operating safety. comic scene from "The Tempest,” with Rhys as Caliban and THRU Basinger its the drunken sailor. The appearance of Rhys and Scharrett of Cheney Tech’s English department participated ^ m e of the council’s guide in a workshop in Stratford. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) lines for its evaluation pre^ram Basinger, who are associated with the National 'Ibeater of include testing for technical the Deaf and actors at the O’Neill Center in Waterford and FEB. 7th safety of iin appliance; test den did not bid for the coming ing to niiike certain that sucJi Andor Rd.; Nelson Quinby, 88 devices have ii siifety valve or Manchester Tanner St.; Dolores L. Rollins, year. In answer to Mayor McCoy’s F-R-E-1 Tropical Fish SALE! mjechanism to monitor water 439 Center St.; Arthur R. Steul- Education Board pressure; evidence that unsuper Hospita) Notes let, , 46 Mary Lane, Vernon; charge that he felt the board acted prematurely in accepting vised use of the appli;uice will Robert K. Woodford, 304A Reaffirms Vote Buy one of our fine Tfo^ical Fish at our low, low prices not be harmful to oral health Green Rd. the contract. Miss Edith Casatl, •VISITING HOURS chairman of the education and receive one identical fish FR EE! and evidence that the appliance __ Also, Mrs, Robert Whipple Intermediate Care Semi- On Bus Contract board, said she felt the board can be used by a large segment private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. and daughter, Box Mt. Rd., Bol had done a thorough Job in SMALL CLOWN LOACH 79c of the public to provide a high g . private rooms, 10 a.m.* ton; Mrs. William Spohn and Meeting in executive session SAVE son, 24 Hartland Rd.; Mrs. reaching its original decision to Saving is BETTER than Ever degjree of oral cleanliness. g p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Monday night, the Board of accept the contract. 30% The Important factor to re- pediatrics: Parents aiiowed Brian A. Rooney and son, Clark Education reaffirmed Its LARGE WICKER Rd., Bolton; Mrs. James L. Miss Casatl also express member is this: Any oral ir- jmy ^me except noon-2 p.m.; previous vote to contract with Perry Jr. and daughter, 429 ed concern with the bus con On Your Next rigating device is only a supple- others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. the Windsor Bus Service for DOG BEDS ment to regular toothbrushing g^if Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Center St. tract "being turned into a po school bus transportation for litical football." She -esaid the FISH TANK and routine professional care. 4 p,m.-8 p.m. 1971. s^ I S e » 1 . 4 9 ------Intensive Care and Coronary education imit "has always act At its regular meeting a week ed in a bipartisan manner." at S.6.M. Defense Pact STAINLESS STEEL Since we have a large fam- Care: Immediate famiiy oniy, 1 ago the board reviewed three GUARANTEED LEAK-PROOF Take home one df our top quality American ily, we have considered pur- anytime, iimited to five min- In 1280 B.C.. the Hittites and bids and voted to award the Kennel Club registered puppies wUh a chasing an electric toothbrush. ntes. the Egyptians concluded the contract to Elmer Thrall, own- money back guarantee. We sell quality Fathers, 11 a.m. Peak Climbed in 1642 5 1 / 2 Gallon $3.85 # 1 0 Gallon $5.25 Are these better than regular Maternity: g first nonaggrersion and mutual er of the Windsor Bus Corn- CONCORD, N.H. — Mt. Wash- puppLra at reasonable prices. toothbrushes? Is it advisable 12:46 p.m., and 6:30 p.m 15 Gallon $8.75 • 29 Gallon $17.50 F there s'j^m ~i’'p.au"'aiid Piict in world history, pany. Mayor Frank McCoy ex- ington, 6,288 feet high, the tall- POODLES • PEKINOESiE • COCKER for the whole family to use an • 20 Gallon High $10.50 6-m ' ' -8 p m**' ' good understanding was ce- pressed concern about the high est peak in the White Mountains SPANIEL • ST. .BERNARD • GERMAN electric brush? "AEe*'Llmlfs" 16 In maternity, rnented at top level by the mar- cost of the contract at $223,(KX), of New Hamsphlre, was first (Limited Quantity) SHEPHERD • DACHSHUND • SCHNAU- 12 to other areas, no limit in ■'iage of Rameses II to a Hittlte $84,000 higher than the current climbed in 1642 by Darby Field ZEB • SCOTTISH TERRIER First, you must remember princess. one with Madden Bus Co. Mad- of Exeter, N.H. that the principal reason for us self-service. ing any toothbrush is to cleanse the teeth and promotions of the The administration reminds oral savlty. All toothbrushes are visitors that with construction designed to remove food part under way, parking space is E limited. Visitors are asked 1« icles and other oral debris from bear with the hospital while the the mouth to old in preventing parking problem exists. decay and gun diseases. The American Dental Assoc iation has recognized a number Patients Tmlay: 301 of electric toothbrushes as ef- ADMITTED YESTERDAY; feotive cleaning devices. The Mrs. Louisa Blais, 428 Tunnel manufacturers of these brush Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Regene M. es are permitted to cari-y a Bona, Glastonbury; Lauren A. On Guaranteed Two Year I statement approved by the As Camara, 173 Spmee St.; Susan sociation. Carroll, 3 Barbara Rd., South The ADA emphasizes that Windsor; Mrs. Florence L. Clif . currently available clinical ford, 62 North St.; Shirley A. Savings Certificates evidence sihows that the power Coro, Enfield; Mrs. Elsie Cus ed brushes have proven cleans ter, 5 West St.; Linda J. De- ing ability—like manual brushes ixjutot, 416 Abby Rd., South Avaikible in Amounts of $500 to $50,000 —^but that there is not yet suf Wind.sor; Barry D. Goldberg, ficient evidence to support 119 Wynding Hill; Lorena B. direct therapeutic claims for Gorman, 67 Pearl St.; Claire any brush. Greene, 125 Spruce St.; Scott Before you decide to pur M. Hockenberry, 2791 Ellington chase an electric toothbrush for Rd., Wapping, the family, you might want to ALSO . Mrs. Marguerite R. ask your denti.st’s opinion. Hurliman, East St., Hebi-on; Dennis A. Keefe, Church St., On 90-Day Hebron; Mrs. Angcline M. La- On GuaranteiNi Rham District Joie, 38 Foster Dr., Vernon; James T. Lebel, 80 Devon Dr.; One Year Certificates Notice Accounts Rhaiii Graduate Mrs. Lillian McFarland, 30 Ridge Si.; Mrs. Catherine Mc Minimum Initial Deposit $190 Cited at College Guire, 9F McGuire Lane: Clar A'vailable in Amounts of $500 to $50,000 ence A . Mikoleit, 21 Woodland 5X’‘AYEflll Paul F. Haley, a recent Rham St.; Jo.seph Pastore, 54 Mar Subject to regulations High School graduate, has garet Rd.; Mr.s. Eileen Phelps, achieved an outstanding acade 14 Ridgewood Rd., Rockville; mic record at the Indiana Insti Elizabeth Robinson, 7 Olcott tute of Technology and earned Dr.: John Shav/, East Hart placement on the President’s ford; Beth Stone, 31 Charter List. Oak St.; Mr.s. Elsie Towers, 590 In a letter received by J. W. Middle Tpke.; Kimberly A. On Regular Savings Colin Pushee, principal al Tully, 16 Seymour St. Rham, from Dr. Edward A. Du BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son gan jr., president of the insti to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cronin, tute, Dugan slated, "To be Hebron Rd., Andover; a daugh Compounded DAILY * Paid MONTHLY eligible for the President’s List, ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Stock- a student must earn a point ingtr. 79 Downey Dr.; a son to average of 3.5 or higher out of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, From Day of Deposit to Day of W ith d ra w ^ a possible 4.00 while enrolled in Phoenix SI., Vemon; a son to *■0 long at $9 remains' No Notice Required to Withdraw a full course of study." Mr. and Mrs*. Ross Robinson, In account 'til and of month He added, "A few outstanding 2I8 Ralph Rd.; a daughter to scholars will emerge no mat- Mr, and Mrs. Wimston Anthony, ter what their academic and 218 Main St. f family backgrounds have been DISCHARGED YE3TER- — a very few. In most cases, DAY: Barrie S. apd Brian S. 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 superior students to college Horvath, Willimantic; Mrs. have been .encour:iged, in.spired Geraldine B. Barton, 12 Doane and pushed in high school. We st.; Milena B. Brown, East thank you for your able assist Hartford; Mrs. Elsie Balkus, an ce.” East Wind.sor Hill; Maurice At Youth Fonini Wil.son Sr., 302 W. Center St.; Stephen Bergenholtz, pres Ervin Brown, East Hartford: ident of the World Affairs Club, Mrs. Jean M. Menzel; Mark Karen Person. Editor in chief of Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Joan Cun- the Rham Horn, and .John ningham, 48j( W. Middle Tpke.; Baron, Rham's Parade of -Mrs. Emma P| Avery, 124 Yoiith iCorres^ndent,/recently Long Hill Rd., South Windsor; avings ank of anchester attended the 23rd Annual Mr.s. Janice M. Barre, Plain- S B # M Parade of YouUi Forum, wlrich ville; Joseph F. Caruolo, 99 alms .to discover teen-agers’ Constance Dr.; Mrs. Patricia 1 points of view on the issues of J. Conti, 71 Pitkin St.; Henry MenUjfjf F'O I C the day. e . Crandall, 113 Summer St.; Rham’s students participated Raeline Cronin, 59 E. Middle • / / to th6 panel which discussed: Tpke.; Mrs. Dorothy M. Doyle, f 6avwi ConTMiiwu OtrieM to Serre Yen "Should the government regu- Stafford Springs, late items considered harmful Also, Mrs. Genevieve T. Fon- to health such as the. smoking tanella, Stafford Springs; Mrs. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • DOLTON NOTCH of cigarettes and the use of Harriet M. Green, 27 Milford synthetic sweeteners Are po- Rd.; Mrs. Thelma A. Hill, 99 Mein OffieD. P-rli.d. and lolion Noieh Opan S«f. 9 A.M. to Noon lltlcal efforts against pollution Strickland St.; Kelly L. Hines, effective? Are laws governing RFD 4, Coventry: Joseph B. the driving of motor vehicles Jacewicz, Stafford Springs; fair" Mrs. Shirley T. Larson, 89 ■ /■ w / ; \ . ■ ; '.V Y’ . ' , ■ • -V A ■ ; ,•) \ A. ■ V - \\ \ ^ -. a' ■ \ :V A r \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESbAY, FEl^RUARY 4, 1970 . I-' '■ \ . ' PAGE \SIX. • ■ ■ 'i- ■ , ^ V ■ A. TC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. PERRUARY 4, 1970 e ■ % Down With Wine, Too od a roadblock on U.S. Route occurred about 2 a.m. Monday, who allegedly pulled a knife on HlattrliPBtpr According to the Wall Street Journal, Expelled from Wesleyan. I Monday morning. I. / ■ ■ J / / T T ^ '. . . A A ■V’- "1 \ \ V A A \ w ■AAX' Y; u A V a " AA^ VA a-'A a \ X A v MANCHESTER e V e N ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY,^ FEBRUARY 4, 1970. PAGE NINE X \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 PA G E EIGHT ^Conflict of Interest’ Cited of Hartford, and three sisters, A s STAR . GAXER.*i(, Mrs. Riith F. Adaniy of Man Most Schools Closed Police Log ers See Us By CLAY R. POLLAN- LIIRA COIN SHOW ARIIt chester, Mrs. Elizabeth A. 7 MAR. V M Your Dally AtiMfy ttaida M In Commissioner Disability Goodspecd of Andover, and Mrs. By ’THE A8HO(!IATBI> PKRHH with isolationism. By adapting According lo lha Start, ~Y a r r e s t s it, Prealdent Nixon hod depriv )» To develop'mesioge for Thuridoy, Eleanor F. Hutson of Bluffton, ROME (A P ) Newspapers 49-51-53-54f^< HAK'TFORD, .Conn. (Al*)' dlKqiiallflcd from voting,” he Fred Yurkshot, 69, of 801 ed the Democratic party oif on g>^36-37-40| reod wordi corresponding to numbers Polish Notional Home S.C. Area Towns Flooded; In aevoral countries have been 1-58-81-88 171-72-73 & One of the men who voted to said. Main St., charged with intoxi effective campaign slogan. of your Zodiac birth sign. W W I Hero Funeral services will be Fri discussing the quality of life In ^T A U R U S KORFIO grant a disability pension lo a, Marsh was the only member 100 GOVERNOR SHTREBT day at 1 p.m. at HOlmes Fu cation, after ho was found ly “ By making the fight against 1 Your 31 NMd 61 Todoy OCT. JJf HARTFORD the United States—Its cities, its Am. JO 32 Attsntloo 62 Will former state commlsHlrmer had ot the medical examining boarri neral Home, 400 Main St. The ing in the snow early today at environmental pollution official 2 AnxlttlM HOY. jn Six Homes Evacuated new subcultures. I 4:^ MAY JO 3 You 33 Brutqu* 63 And an “ obvious conflict of In^cr- who changed his vote, Hausmnn Dies at 74 Rev. Ernest Harris, associate P. Main and Birch Sts. Court date , „ government policy ... Presl- 34 Idsoi 64 Don’t 8- 9-I3157?ii (Continued trom Page One) feet at water aborve their stur- ^>,16-18^22-27 4 Don’r 65 Provo man Htywnrd Ej) HiiiiHman said. pastor of Sciond Congregation Feb. 16. V ln cciw de Tomaaso corre- dent Nixon Is now in a position ;g/3843-83B7 5 Allow 35 You 124-57-60 face. spondent for II Popolo, the to join forces even with rebel- 6 Sidottp 36 5M n 66 Groundlou Charge|(i Tuesday. I j Dr. Harold '8. Barrett voted FEBRUARY 8th al Church, will officiate. Bur OIMINI 37 Today 67 To SAOITTARIUS In Florida Swamped roads kept area po- street flooding was only one of 16 Rome newspaper of the Chris- pous youth.” 7 C h « k . A three-member medical cx- “ >Fce times against the pension 10 A.M . to 6 P.M. ial will be in M,t. Hope Ceme jSt MAY II 8 Guard 38 Fun 68 Frit NOY. lice aciivcactive yesterday c.cevening u .e headacneheadache to beoe enuui-wuendured u by y *>=-re 'Dmothy 39 illnuoutly 69 Roquost aming board of the Slate Re- n( “ i® Aug. 27 meeting, the tery, Talcottvlllc. tlan Democratic party, took a . Japan’s Tokyo Shimbun also 9 Agolntt Die. COfVENTRY — Carmen Calbl P ilin g slgiw and establishing ^onalgionod residents.re^iaenui. Water wnvwr enterii^ - «„forinir wimwith crimingcriminal V./ONf JO 10 Hnith III 70 You i. 21 H i. tlrement Commission voted the G®(- meeting, and again on ADM ISSION FREE Friends may call at the fu trip through the United States, had a comment on America’s 41 frootmont 71 Right 23-34-5667/0 Sr., 74, of Pine Lake Shores, detours. In South Windsor signs ^ n a rs provided another prob- ng T lin t o a motor vrhicle) 2-35-52-61 11 Sotnooo* 72 Kind $14,213 penslrjn to former Men- 31 uflerafter the, retirement neral home tomorrow from 3 to 2 He found most American cities rebellious youth * 62-65-66 l2 M o llv * 42 GIvo 74-76-79-fIB2V3; who won the Distinguished Ser reading “ Water on Road” ap- blem. In South Windeor, water Intent (into a motor vehicle). 43 To 73 Likely commission asked the board to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. dull but he liked New York and " a new group oi young people c 13 O liunllon CAPRICORNnrptiwvnrN' tal Health Commissioner' Wil peered along parts of CANCIR 14 Rtgordine 44 Loovt 74 Bo reconsider the matter. vice Cross for extraordinary Nevers hiundated home b a sem en ts^ H ^ w ^ T the "great cities” o< California coiled ’skipples’ appea.red re- 75 For DECo fred J. Bloomberg last fail JUNf II 15 With 45 Woll Dr. John Bachman, chairman heroism in World War I, died Rd.,i~vu.. at theV4I43 junctionjLutvbsvit ofw* Miller LAurd St.. Chttrrliifir Rd., -- . . ___a *. __ jUtm 16 A ntnd 46 Doydr«omlr>g 76 Cooc«lv«d after the commission had pre- and Florida. , centley in a high-oloss reaidental m r .jj JAN. Monday in a Miami, Fla., vet Rd. and Ellington Rd., and on r 47.59| erans hospital. Tug Strike Woodland St. Up to 10 inches parts of town seemed destined °n ^ 1-10:21:31 1 B A al the Aug. 27 meeting, but vot so wrote, “ It seems impossible claiming as its predecessor the l9VYho 49 Congtniol 79 And 63^-68 After retiring,' Bloomlierg, ac Calbi, who was 'a sergeant in of water were reported on short (op the same fate if rains did Court date » 32-78-84-89 60 Diitroct so From ed for the pension at the other that life in a country so econom- hippies, Laurel Canyon at the M T o lk t AQUARIUS cepted a $28,000-a-year Jrrb with LIO 21 M ay 51 Contocts 81 A two meetings. the 308th Infantry Division, won stretches of roadway In in these „ot subside. „ »»„_i_~ „„ 82 EMproMod the Massachusetts Mental May Add To Gary M. Marlneau, 27, of Ically vital ns America con be outskirts of Los Angelrs soon I JULY iJ 22 Party 52 E»p«ritnc« Bloomberg, In announcing his Hiunday on#y sp«cicri! the Cross for heroism in action sections of town. Workers from the Connecticut . __ ^ 23 Good 53 0# 83 B« monotonous and boring .. . At became their home ground. ’The L a u o . JJ Health Department. He Is con near Grand Pre, France on Oct. Tolland road crews battled Liight and Power Co. were caU- Hartfoid, raaiilt 24 Th« 54 Th« 84 Rttt 4- 5-46-48,4 8 ^ retirement last year, said he the base of American life there skipples were originally named 55 About 85 P«rional tinuing to draw his Connecticut the rising waters for several ed to some South Windsor homes of peace , ,7-12-14-25 25 A 50-70-86-' was suffering from emphysema 14, 1918. Under fire from Ger NY Pollution 26 Somothlng 56 Ukoly 86 Probitms pension. hours last night. They posted ^ k e r n e d residents. Power of “„don^e_st^c disturbance is still Puritanism with all its by people in that area because 9-75-77 87 Hod and chronic bronchitis and man troops, Calbi made his 27 Th«r»'» 57 Oppo*lt« PISCIS After Hausman disclosed the valentine heart candies NEW YORK (A P ) — A strike 31. He was picked up yesterday implications. they skipped school, work and VIR60 28 Sornoon* 56 You 88 Shock needed to shed the burdens of way to barbed wire surround their entire supply of road was discontinued in some of the 89 WiMly fit. i» ysp* situation, the Stale Retirement at 126 Eldridge St., on a Cir “ For a foreigner, few citie.s house rents. Thy look like hip- 29 By 59 Alono his office. it ing their position. Working for by 6,000 tugboatmen is threaten- blockade signs in an attempt to houses because of possible short- 30*^th«r 6 0 S«k 90 Work mar. jo Commission decided lo review I cuit Court 12 warrant. Court can seem so sod and abandoned P‘®8 but their behavior Is m u ^ 2/5 Hve hours, Calbi cht his way ing the city with heavy pollution wam motorists of approaching circuiting of submerged or 6-11-19-204 When asked last month about two different date Feb. 16. after 8 p.m., when everyone has rougher. 3- 17-28-29 the case and has ordered an- through the wire and made the increase from garbage and sew- hazards. dampened wiring. V @Good @Adverse ^Neutral 139-55-85-86^ his job in Massachusetts, finished working, as American “ Since skipples debuted in the 433-41 other medical examination of size hearts German position vulnerable to age. Washouts in that town also Six Coventry homes on Pland- Bloomberg said his new post James Home Jr., 17, o f 2749 cities.” nrea Laurel Canyon has had a Bloomberg. bag attack. “ Unless we get a tugboat by caused headaches for the main- era Rd. were evacuated between was not nearly ns demnntling as Ellington Rd., South Windsor, De Tomasso singled out the series of incidents including . . . Pinochle group met last 'Thurs- Tuesday night. Hausman limit 3 bajiB (re g . 88c) But Calbi’s exploits were not Sunday, the Sayrcville, N.J., tenance crews. A 20-foot stretch 9 p.m. and 3 a.m. because of the job of mental health com- charged with shoplifting, after “ gloom” of Pittsburgh on a win- robberies and narcotics prob- Vernon day with 36 players taking part pointed out that Dr. Ellas J. over. He and two other men sewage treatment plant will be of pavement on Grant Hill Rd. the sizeable occumulaitlan of mls.vloner in Connecticut. an Incident last night at Treas ter’s night. lems . . . area residents tired of in the tournament. Marsh, an employe of the State made their way over a half forced to dump 1,200 tons of was swept away by the waters. waiter on the street. Occupants ure City in the Parkade. He Is ’The Italian was mystified by (-he rough life have loft one of- Winners were Harry Ertel, Mental Health Department, mile through enemy fire and thick sludge a day into the Rarl- It required five truckloads of of other Coventry houses were _ _ accused of taking a Redl K ey a Mardl Gras party of students (oi" another . . Skipples de- 626; E //• f _ _ ^ •V A-' \tv ‘I M . \ . V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt^. MANCHESTER, CO^iN.. WEDNEfeDAY,|^^EBRUAR')[| 1.97C PAGE ELEVEN ■\ i hiiH lie.n' oxlrflh. ^ ..me pre.-. male wlmier,\ .Sieve McQueen, PAGE TEN ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES^R. CONN., ^ D N E S D A Y , FEBRUARY 4, 1970 Recognition of Red China sure on the Ottawa government.' ‘Anne of the thousand Days’ ie.ij.leniymt ln\ tdile tuxedo and Haueh was especially pleased » *' lavender * shirt, accepted Ills WiEESiuFniirw by the steady Improvement of glob' from aelress Leslie Caron wlio si.aritled ip t.ejewe.lled. Flood Victims Complain^ Ry Canada Seen Far Off Iradi: between Canada and For- Is Golden Glob**, Favorit<‘ mosa. evening pajlimns. By LINDA DK.UTM.ll eign languaKc foreign film wa„ Tliere were nWards for t.'levl- m a x HARREIAON Ue noted that Canada had "Except for Canada’s sale of THE HOME OF Say Toum Help Lagged AsHOclated Press Writer even sold the Nationalist gov- wheat to Peking, our total trade ANH 'x i 7a/\ •% \ \'- •V.\- v \A \\ \ \\ -\ ■\\ ■ - ■■ ' • -A ''HI- ■ ’ ; ... V \ ' 'A ■ . . ■ MANCHESTER kvENINO HERALD: MANCHEStER, CONN..\ WEDNESDAY. FEBRt(^ARY\ 1970 \ ^ 'PAqE;^ ITEEN f AGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1970 A. ' .. V - Vernon \. B lue Cross Rui^ia Frets Andover BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: TV-Radio Tonight Stamps ' 5 Seeks Another Re Mid-East HUD Signs Contract Paintings FM your fruoMr wlH« lop ------J ______- Rate Increase (Conttnu^ from Page One) quality moots from Television NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— On Display iNltHIIOtAi;i Blue Cross announced ye^erday Wostorn Boof Mart. NO | 5:0# <81 Fftriy Maion 7:80 (8) ll« e Raw (G) pean conference on security, On Elderly Housing <18> llannlH the MaiiArp 8MKI It la applying for a 20.6 per cent CASH NEEDED. Hnon- (2(^28.80) The Virginian (C) KAIIRADOBl even with the Americans taking At Library (IR) DUcovarlnr Amerlcit (8-40) Nanny and the Profes Increase in rates paid by in part. The civilian leaders also The contract for a nine-story The Rev. ^ a u l J. Bowmem c id avdlobWty riirough (SO) MiinHtarii sor (C) lov s u im (4f), ainiKoii’a hluid (18) Movie dividual subscribers to its hos show interest in exploring possi apartmet building for the will be in charge, assisted by 5:88 (40) Wratl Portraits and landscapes Hasfor Chorgo — Ploco Rtnpr 8:00 (H<’I0) Courtship of Kddle's pital Insurance- plan. the Rev. Lyman D. Reed, as 0:10 (8) Stump lh« Staru <€) bilities for easing the arms elderly has been signed by the painted by Mrs. Paul Pfanstlehl "(IR) Mavn It to Bravor ' Father / '/■ /. -j-vasL m \ ' " ’"A ' -vV- \ ’. ■'. : A- ■, '(:' '\X ’ V\,v . ' . \ '^ ' .a ' . MANCHESTER. CONN.i^ WEDNeW a Y, FEBRH^RY 4, 1970 PACrE FOXlRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MANCIIEOT’A l EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 peace treaty. Informed govern Columbia ment sources believe the most V e r n o n session with Intent to sell tent, with two counts of larceny Bonn’s State Secretary Hraiuit can do Is to Issue ,a for Directors Pinned Police ArrPHl ciinniibls-type of drug and cul- between $16 and $260 nollied; PARKADE mal declaration acknowledging AM EXCITINO PARTY IDEA! Coventry Man livntloii of, a cannabls-type drug. Owen Wilson Wright, 18, of 76 Poland’s right to' "secure bor- 21 Members Named It's now official. Those of Duo in Holdup He was arrested and charged Park West, Rofckvllle, to a Manchester’s new djrectors History Club Presentation: der.H.” Customer Pick-Up Buffots, and with growing marijuana In a charge of breaking and entering CLEANERS In Warsaw for Talks who were elected Nov. 4 NKW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Senleneed To ManrhnNtor PARKADE ’Tlio Poles are believed eager Homo Dolivei^ Buffots cornfield last September. with criminal Intent with a BONN (AP) — West Ocrmim- prove any less that the jxdltlcal dialogue—the , To Y outh Commission and who were sworn In Nov. Police are holding a man ami Douglas Wayne McFarlane, charge of larceny between $16 (Next to Uggett Drug) , i A Family Traced to Adam One-Three Year4 T in s WEEK’S SPEOIAI. State Secretary Georg Ferdi- in Moscow. first ever between tlie two gov in Roody-to-Sorvo Contolnors! 17 have the proof. a woman here today on charges 20, of 49 Birch St., Manchester, and $260 nolled, and Robert J. , The Russians The Board of Directors last night unanimously ap J pleaded Innocent to aggravated Klemas,-27, of 486 Adams St., PLAIN SKIRTS Albert Gray, preeldent of the cheering squad to back us up. ernments—not Interfere with I.Bst night they received, of robbery with violence In con- A Coventry man, Harold nand Duckwltz flew to Warsaw Germany recognize ” talks now going on be- For further Information call proved a list of 21 members for one-year terms on the lf( assault and carrying a pistol Manchester, to two counts of Historical Society, presented a They even made their own unl- from Town Manager .Robert S W E A T E R S today to open another main line Germany; the Poles are Warsaw, Youth Commission. Three positions are open and will he WclsH, their $13.20 gold-plat nectlon with 'Tuesday’s holdup without a permit, breaking and entering with docujnent tracing the gencology forms, dark blue with a white P A N T S 7S c GARDEN GROVE CATERERS Inc. ed badges, with their names of the P'atr Haven branch of the »upento three r years...... In statu prison...... on Robert v Van,.„ hi Steenburgh,„. 23, of criminal Intent an^ two counts of the Sweet Family back to the “ P " fop'' Porter.” of communication between the expected to Insist on full recog- Poland Is very’ much Interest- filled by the commission subject to approval by the di West German government and nltlon of the Oder and Nelsse obtaining West German •48-SSIS or M9-53I4 rectors. The list was presented Inscribed. New Haven Savlfif^ Bank.^ , a charire of receiving stolen 43 Moll ,Ht., Manchester, pleaded of larceny between $260 and $2,- PLAIN DRESSES Ume of Adam and Eve at the Six more games are schedul- Two X^inmcn held up the bunk ... .. , n I. OAA mrntfor’u nnrt nautm by Richard J. Proyost, assistant Director Donald Wells ,,n,.Koods. He will serve this sen- Ibnocent to a charge of break- opo. Meyer’s and Wright’s oases SUITS $1.50 / soclety’s “ Show and Tell” meet- ed: Feb. 4, Lebanon; Feb. 7, Eastern Europe’s Communist '■‘''‘" f technological know-how, credits Rd. and James Marino of 84 Ol- ary between Poland and and Increased Import quotas for coordinator of youth services, didn’t get hla, however. His Tuesday morning, fleeing w th concurrently with one ho <"K and entering with criminal, were Continued to March 8 and PLUS 10% BONUSI C' A R D Ing last week. Gray says the St. Mary’s; Feb. 11, home, regimtes. one of the advisors of the com colt St., Assumption Junior $7,666 Ih a car police said may nresentlv serving '-ii Intent and larceny between $260 Klemns’ to Feb. 24. parchment copy of the original, against Ashford; Feb. 14, home, many. Polish goods to reduce her big name was misspelled and the Duckwltz opens talks Thurs- Chancellor Willy Brandt mission. High School; Carl Osier of 267 badge went back to the sup have been driven by a womam ,;'=';;|,:" came t^ a and $2,000...... lists 144 generations covering 4,- return match with Wllllngton; The commission was created Highland St. and Hrlc Slnnamon 700 years. home, with Lebanon, day with Poland’s first deputy not ruled out recognition of East plier for correction. Police »a*‘J°"® ^ close yesterday when a 1'2-mem- George B. Hanka, 18, of Wll- foreign minister, Joszef Winlcw- Germany at some future date, German teani by the Board of Directors in ot 29 Bigelow St., Manchester was Frank 'Tubbs, 24, who was brought In a verdict of “ mantle pleaded Innocent to The original, he says, was ‘‘"d March 4, at Ashford, Icz, a mission that runs parallel and he has formally acknowl- economic talks. Special PENTLAND August to serve as an official ^Bh School; Thomas McNally living at a Ne wHaven motel charged against Julius ’’ape and lascivious carriage. compiled by his grandmother. Hockey Match advisory to the board. Since ® Morse Rd. and James the late Lena Sweet Griffith, The Board of Directors of to talks now being held in Mos- edged the exlstance of an East Ambassador Egon Emmel, flew ""1 susi^cts ar- 26, of Somers, charged 'Hie offerisc allegedly took place cow by State Secretary Egon German state. But the -Bonn Moscow today to discuss the The Florist then, a group of residents under Kaminski of 266 School St., Police Identify Woman rested T^®«“ ay " with carnal knowledge of a fe- I" t-’oventry. 1964 RENAULT which he remembers as a long Columbia Amateur Hockey As- 24 Blroh Bt. 21 years of age has been Howell Cheney Regional Toch- scroll, comprising sheet after soclhtion has challenged Lions Bahr. government still takes the posl- possibility of a Sovlet-'West Ger- r f *!^7horv'wlth vln' male child. He will be senlenc- Arthur F. Bnilnard, 18, of 72 043-4444 ■ 648-6247 organized, formed several aical School; Jlmi Jutras of 200 Killed by Her Own Car sheet, pasted together on ruled Club members to ‘a match, ac- Both senior emissaries have tion that recognition of the agreement for cooperation l e f f " Dr„ Manchester, Dauphine Sedan the task of preparing the ground oder-Nelsse line la beyond its fields of science and tech- Open Mon. thru Sot. active committees, elected ' of- t)harter Oak St. and Nancy whlte paper. cort^ng to Audrey Miller, prest- Club Speaker WATER’TOWN (AP) — Police Police also arrested Pamela for pacts mutually renouncing jurisdiction because the World oology. 8:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. fleers and ■ appointed various McCooe of 110 Hamlin St., St Kelly Rd., Vernon, was each of breaking and entering Gray added that his grand- '^ent of the board. "We have James’ School; Kathl Martin of have identified a woman killed Dare, 22, of New Haven • AUTO. TRANS. ----- offered to give them a Mrs. W. Wilson Galtor of East the use of force. But Bonn sees \Vnr II victors—the United ______chairmen. scheduled to have his trial bo- with criminal intent and lar- "Wheji you have run out of In addition to those on the Meadow Dane and Ilga Paups by her own cur Monday night charged her with robbery with , . . i u . . . . j ^terilng, hId” to'‘l ^ V r t crf'heU night to"practice "before” the Hartford will speak on "The Im- this as only a starting point for states, the Soviet Union, Britain u 1 ir ni i r> j . -a, g*a on a charge of breaking and ceny between $16 and $260. • RADIO Ideas — perhaps we oun! list, several other yoimg people 444 Hlllatown Rd., Depot Cof us Helen K. Frelfeld, 61, of violence. Bond for each was set » . , , „„ . jjj improvement of relations. and France—agreed at Potsdam The Spanish and the Portu- help; give us a try and w«’l ^ , t «Ko non entering a dwelling In the day- Stephen S. Pastula, 22, of 480 research by correspondence. game,” he added. portance of Communication are active on committees of the ^®® House, Gray’s mother plans to see Miller said when he made his ,„„g .> jg [j^g ri, V, There is no expectation that Germany’s ultimate bor- guese introduced sugar cane to certainly try!’.’ a er ow ...... „ „ „ „ ® ,, , , time. However, a surety bond Clark St., South Windsor, plead- commission whose fields of In- Also, Marybeth Tucker of 467 Pollce had withheld her name in addition, police said an- . ,,,. , , . . , J , that each of her brothers a n d proposal to Gunnar Olsen, preai- ' .. „ 60410 Club senior German officials ders would be decided by the the Western Hemisphere In the ...... , w .. J . V. .1- of $600 was called when he did ed Innocent to larceny between ■* that the Warsaw talks will peace treaty. Negotiations for 16th century. terests include air and water E. Center St. and Richard Led until Tuesday because they other suspect- bel eved to be the ^ i to nnn ^ •395. sisters, (she is the oldest of 11), dent of the Lions, Olsen said, Friday in Neill Hall not immediately locale second armed man -was In the "ol $250 and $2,000. pollution, conservation, the better of 24 Ferguson Rd., St. Many pleas were made yes Pleading guilty In court- yes her nine children and 20 grand- “ We’H take Gamache.” Ga- Mary’s Episcopal Church, The her next ol kin. custody of Now York author- creation of new recreation facll- Bartholomew terday In the criminal court ses- terday were Francis' Dennis children will have a copy of the mache is a member of both program will be held after a She had parked her car on a illes. . , . , ,, o i . Ities, the prevention of misuse Knapp of 173 Spruce St., Man- . . . . , , , ___J slon presided over by Superior Cassidy, 27, of East Hartford, document. 7 p.m. potluck. 1 of drugs. Improving pollce-teen- che.ster Community College; steep hill in front of an apart- The holdup was carried out Court Judge Alva p'"P. ,XLoiselle. p iip to a charge ol attempted ar.au-break- TED TRUDON, Inc. Other rare treasures shown ------Assistant coordinator of rncnl house, got out, and was by two men with black revolv . j age relationships, public rela- Susan Digan of 32 Spring St. , , . , u .. _ ... .V , A University of Connecticut stu- Ing and entering, with his (case VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE included a handstitched quilt, Manchester Evening Herald school social work in Hartford knocked down by Its open front era. One held tellers at bay , , t w r,n . . . . t. tlons, and town government, and Linda Pisch of 71 Grant , .. u , . . J dent, John D. Jackie, 22, of continued to Feb. 10; John T. made In 1866, shown by Mrs. Columbia correspondent Vlr- public schools, Mrs. Galtor is door us the car began to roll while the other1 collected11 the „ ’ j j » TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE 28-9224. experienced in social, psychia- DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Members are doing research so Rd., Bennet Junior High School; No Wllllngton pleaded in- Meyer, 17, of 869 Main St., Man- Raymond Clarke; a hand- g*"'"- Carlson, tel. backward. The left front wheel money from their cages, they can make recommenda- James Fox of 31 Edgerton St. nocent to drug charges of pos- C h e s te r , two counts of breaking stitched silk quilt of rare de — trie and marital counseling. She ran over her head. shots were fired. received her BS and AB degrees tions to the Board of Directors, and Pat Sobisky of 26 W. Middle session of controlled drug, pos- and entering with criminal In- sign, shown by Miss- Edith Hav Hebron . Representatives of the Youth Tpke., Illlng Junior High er; a collection of silver nap in social sciences from St. LB. AVERAGE Paul’s College, Lawrencevllle, Commission have attended sev- School; Sarah Treat of 38 kin rings and salt dishes, Mrs. REDEEM ALL THESE eral meetings of various of- Meadow Lane, Teen Center; Austin Emmons, and an old Va., and her master’s degree in Dinner Set the same field from the Rich y GRADE fical government groups ol the Bruce Ward of 91 Alton St. and fashioned butter chum, Ray ROASTING town. 1 John Joy of 142 Woodbrldge St., mond Lyman. mond Professional Institute of VALUABLE COUPONS the College of William and Approved commission mem- St. Bridget SctllSol; and Laura Miss Jean Matsch displayed At Church WHOLE hers, their addresses and school Olekslnski of 137 Dartmouth rare old. cross stitch samplers, Mary, Williamsburg, 'Va. She WITHJPURWj^ did postgraduate work at Smith CHICKENS or group they represent include Rd., Instructor of the Handl- dated 1767, 1794 and 1800. Stan Zatkowski of 171 Thompson capped. Mrs. Philip Isham showed a For Feb. 14 College, Northampton, Mass. ■ n ! MMIEI FMDI 'I'he dinner chairmen are Mr. 4 ------staircase—^ ...o rug «-•—of her Vown -.. design. The Hebron Congregational ^ hand-hooked, which depicts the Church Sunday School Commit- m In Husband’s Death horse-drawn covered school bus tee will host a Valentine’s Day assisted by Mr. a n d ^ . Wil- FREE 100 in which she rode to high Spaghetti Dinner at the church EXTRA ttHDREEN STAMPS “ Edwards, Mr. and “"a Mrs.Mrs OenromGeorge school; the town green with the on Saturday evening, Feb. 14. GENUINEm CHICKEN CHICKENS ■ITH ANY original Congregational Church. There will be two sittings—one Mrs. She Files $2.5 Million Suit and the original Yeomans Hall, at 6:30 and the other at 6:30. Chernngton. Polish Ring with dilD coupon 1 is.oo purckafc. L imii 1 horsesheds and her family Tickets for the dinner may be ______LEGS Good at Siprtint r ood», r O . 2 thru F «b. 7 Against Volkswagen Corp. purchased from any Sunday Mrs. Arthur Quimby, chair- school teacher or Charles Women s Group has on HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) — with spastic tetraplegia, the suit man of the Library CJommittee, Schaeffer. Baby-sitting service man’s green all- for which SUPREME FOODS Mrs. Graham M. Miller, the says. said 14 books of historical in- provided at the dinner. . . He was transferred to New they are most anxious 5 8 ( 1 terest have been donated to the Receipts from the dinner will CUT-UP or 5 widow of a Glastonbury man Memorial Hospital Sept. Saxton B. UtUe Free U b r ^ benefit of the Sunday GENUINE c h ic k e n who was fatally injured in a 2 and remained helpless until ^ d the society has voted $10 g^bool. In case of inclement ’The eqat was left behind at SPLIT p FREE 100 traffic accident lost year, has death. for other purchases. their annual international EXTRA S«H OREEN STAMP^ filed a $2.6 million suit a g a i n s t ______WITH t L I. PRO. OR MORE ANY TYPE The society to enlarge Christmas Dinner at the Gilead a Windsor car firm and the Hill School and its owner ap- BREASTS a its membership and those inter Senior Citizens Ground Meats manufacturer and distributor of Boston U Coeds ested may contact any one „ , „ , parently left with a similar with this OHipon & ts.OO purchase. Lim it i Volkswagen. mentioned in this story. The r e ^ a r monthly meeting ^^ich belongs to» another "at Supreme Fo(^t F eb. 2 thru Feb. 7 Mrs. Miller, who is suing as Start Sentences — Hebron Senior Citizens g^ntie^^n. executrix of her husband’s es PHNA President Group will be held tomorrow at Ernest Bottomley, Pine St., ^ If there is anyone who- might 6 8 < tate, claims the Volkswagen her For Takeover has beenOCCT eieoLTOelected presiaentpresident mof methe signal Church Social Room with know to whom the coat belongs, 'SUPREME FOODS husband purchased from George BOSTON (AP) — Four Boston please contact, Mrs. Edward COLUMBIA CHUNK Columbia, Hebron, Andover Mr. and Mrs. Karl MU OKIE’ S SLICED Inc. as a family car was university coeds have begun PHNA to fill the unexpired term Unks as Qadomski of Colchester. "unsafe and latently dangerous” three-month jail terms for con the host family. BOLOGNA or SALAMI or FREE 100 because it was improperly de of Harvey Desruisseaux, who The program wil consist of tempt of court in the seizure of has resided • due to the pres Manchester Evening Herald EXTRA SAH GREEN STAMPS signed. setback and other games and LIVERWUR5T the university administration sure of business. „ j j Hebron correspondent, Anne 5 9 * PRESSED HAM RITH I LB. BAG OF DELICIOUS The lawsuit levels allegations building last December. Bottomley is married to the retired persons are in ^ t^ Emt, tel. 228-3971. COLUMBIA ALND 0’ LAKES SLICED of negligence and breach of 'Two others—a coed and a F liclous APPLES former Karen O’Brien and they (Refreshments will be warranty against Wolf, as well male student—received the served. $1.29 With this coupon 4 1 5 .00 purctu le. L imit 1 have three children. He is prin- . . . , . FRAMCRIRTS CHEESE G o o d a t $i9 rc«e F oods F eb. 2 thru F eb. 7 as the Volkswagenwerk Corp. same sentences In Superior <1, clpal intern at Hartford High Among plans .being made Lupton Speaks of Wolfsburg, Germany; Volk” Court Tuesday but in their cases School Annex. He has served f'^fure meetings is a touma- WEAVER'S PARTY PACK (I LB. 12 OZ.) wagen of America, Englewood sentences were deferred to ITALIAN MACARONI a COFFEE on the agency board of di- iTient, to begin in April, for To GOP Tonight Cliffs, N.J.; and the World-Wide June 1 so that they, both sen rectors as vloe-presldent for fhaa® who play setback. Also, BATTER-DIP CHICKEN Volkswagen Corp. of Orange iors, can complete work for about a year. ff’ ® group is looking forward to CHEESE DINNER state Sen. John M. Lupton of PLUM ROSE A LB burg, N.Y. their degrees. BREAD Finest Mrs. June Darling, PHN on ^ June, the destination Miller was director of youth F in a s t Weston, an announced candi Judge Frank E. Smith im Finast Frozen Regular or Drip the staff, has been granted a ®f which has yet to be deter- CANNED PICNK 2 can FREE 100 activities for the Episcopal Dio date for the GOP nomination EXTRA SAH OREEN STAMPS posed $25 fines for contempt on leave of absence until March 1. mined. ED COLORS WTH II PAX CALIF. UNKIST NAVEL cese of Connecticut. He died at four students who cheered when Mrs. Lynn Gostofson is sub- Lions Meeting U.&D.A. CHOICE LEAN for U.S. senator, will speak to the age of 39 on Nov. 2, six one of the defendants raised her stituting for her. The newly formed Lions Club Manchester Republicans to- O R A N G E S sizEirs months after his car and an right hand in a clenched fist as Mrs. Lester Blish is chairman vrill meet this evening at 7 at night, Shoulder Clod ROAST lb. 11b this caupon 4 M .OO purchase. Lim it 1 other Volkswagen driven by she was led from the courtroom. for the Volunteers for Colum- the Marlborough Tavern. jje will appear at a meeting of U.S.D.A. CHOICE DELICIOUS at Supreme F oods Feb. 2 thru Feb. 7 VIVA Bruce C. Thurrott of Woodbury The Judge ordered the fines can bla. The club is planning a ban- the Republican Town Commlt- l b . collided head-on on Route 6 irt® paid "forthwith" and the neces BasketbaU Program quet for Feb. 28 at which time tee, scheduled for 8 in the Mu- LONDON BROIL Southbury. sary $100 was quickly roimded The local basketball program it will req^lve its official char- nicipal Building Hearing Room, U.S.D.A. CHOICEJJNDER Mrs. Miller claims . the for up by a collection among the got under way last week with a ter from the International Lupton, who is making a de FNAPKINSi ward part of the driving com win for the local team against Lions Club Organization.termined drive for the nomlna- spectators. Boneless CHUCK STEAK i partment of her husband’s 1968 The six involved in the De- I Willlngton Elementary School Cub Scouts tion, spoke in Madison on ’Tues- I _ ------FAMOUS DUBUQUE ------VoJkeswogen was dangen^ly contempt were accused at that school. The score was There will be a leadership day and in Darien last night. 2 ' close and In unsafe proximity breaking up a disciplinary Finast Values . . . ala Italian 39-29 for Columbia. Gary Brook- meeting of Cub Scout Pack 28 Tomorrow night he will speak □ DAISY ROLL HAM to the seated position of its op hearing at the university in vio OVEN man is manager of 14 boys on tomorrow evening at 7 :16 at in Middlebury, at a combined _ STEAK OF THE SEA FRESH orator." lation of a restraining order for- READY the squad, all seventh and the Hebron Elementary School, meeting of Republican leaders R PKGS. OF RONZONI TOP or BOTTOM She also charges that the seat gyph disruptive conduct. eighth graders. All interested persons are In- from Middlebury, Southbury, ■ Chick Pei or Caniwllini Boms l l ! SWORDFISH STEAKS belt that came with the car was Sent to jail after a two-day John Contulis, physical edu- vited to attend, Roxbury and Woodbury; on I 140 "inadequate and unsuitable” hearing were Joan E. Atkinson, cation director, who coaches the Raincoat Found Friday night he will speak In a NEW ENG. STYLE FIRESIDE and that the car was not Barbara R. Flstoe and Kathe- R O N ZO N I swp Aio-Sl ^ boys, says, "We have a good The St. Peter’s Episcopal Fairfield. KGAFT CLAM equipped with an upper-torso ^ ROASTS ROUND ROASTS PLUS VALUABLE ■ Lentil or MinoftroneMinestrone ***** ■ Cut from the First 4 Ribs So tender, so flaverfuL Treat your 1^' I I, Ellen mein of Cambridge. S&H STAMPS TOO! R Ketchup Saltines All this, she said, means lack _____ Why First 4 Ribs? Bo c i u m they are: family to one of them deiideus roasts. 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CONN., WEDNESDAY,CS1)AY, U FEBRUARY 4, 1970 PAGE SIXTEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 Pages 17 to 32 Ism-y Hyatt, 25, of 260 Charter Mm’Ii Oil llmler Seas jManrlfp0tpr Eupning l^pralii years' prt>batiorr after Raynrond to ’nrivi.rte property were trolled HOUSTON Onc-alxth of the and the case continued to pleaderl girllty to oiK'rating a Oak St., Manchester. on a world’s oil production now March 3. Hrsin is presently con chiyrge of breach of peiu'c h.v as comes from under the son. Ex- rrrotor vehicle urrder suspension. fine I to the reformatory at t lilu v n ...... Citizen Group Approves sault aiul to Terry rerry L.u. Beagle, peVts ea^lmato that one-fifth of Voter Semion John Edwarxls, 42, of IflVi Mor- Clnsh'i-e serving a 60-day sen O’Marra Assistant 23, of New Rd,, Tolland, charged pie world's oil reserves are in ('H U T 'IT I’l rl.sori St., Rockville, also was tence Imixrsed in Superior Court Wedding I March of Dimes Keeps Him Breathing A e to 8 voter-maklnf m s- R ockvlllo S*-s»lmi Jan. 12. with disregarding a stop sign. submarine areas. Hlon Is being conducted to fined $100 and given a suspend Donald I’ alozie, 28, of Crane A 26-year-old Kockville nisJi night in the town clerk’e of Remaining C-DAP Aims ed sentence. He r*ecelved 30-day-s Rd., Ellington, pleaded Innocent Shea Town Counsel Poucher - Garlits By MARGARET HAYDEN fice, in the Municipal BulId-< was bound ovei- to Tolland wltir probation for one ye.ir to operating while license is strs- "If it wasn’t for the Ing. County Superior Court yesterday after a guilty plea to operat ly adopted; General govern complete,, we have passed a pended and elected trial by March of Dimes I couldn’t Eligible applicants must be By WILLIAM COE on a charge of embezzlement by ing tinder the intoxicating Influt ment and interper.sonal com- malor milestone," said Mon- iiry to be as.signeii at a litter have come hoR)^,” Robert at least 21 years of age, Despite last night’s mis agent. Waited T. Robbins of 52 eni'C of liqxuor or drugs. An ad munication.sj health and social iany. date. At $11,000 Salary B. Taylor of 296 Ferguson rnuat have resided in Man erable weather, some 35 Vlllhge St. waived a he«iiing for ditional similar charge was nul services,' rccteallon and culture, Remarked Hoops, “ I’m truly Doitald Brierley, 20, of Dart chester for at least six members of the Citizens probable cause on this'charge led as was a charge of failure 1969 CHEVROLET Rd. said. public safety' and transjiorta- proud to be part of this fine Hill Rd., Rockvilli', pleaded in Town Counsel John F. Shea last night was reappoint months, and must be U.S. Advisory Committee of C- cooperative effort. Thank you originating from a Dec. 29 com to drive in establi.shed lane. nocent to a charge of failure to “They’ve been awful tion.) plaint from a Vernon oil dealer. ed to the post he has held since November 1966. His saU good to me,’’ he added, re citizen*. DAP (Community Devel (It is suggested that readers for giving of your time and your Victor H. Johnson, 18, of 55 observe a .stop sign and will be He also pleaded innocent to Center St,, Vernon, was present Chevelle 300 Deluxe Sedan ary will be increased immediately to $11,000 annually, opment Action Plan) turn study, clip and save these as a energy.” - tried by the court Feb. 17. ferring to the people of Under the C-DAP timetable, operating a motor vehicle wliile ed In the Rockville court on a P’iites for motor vehicle vio and will be at that figure in the next fiscal year also. the National Foundation. ed out at Highland Park reference for an upcoming license is under suspension :ind • AUTO. TUANS. Reinhom Heads scries of open public discussions the task force proiX)anls will charge of possession of. mari lations included Dennis Kerin, • V-8 MOTOR His old salary was $8,500 annually. ‘I'They got me out of an iron School and unanimously failure to observe a stop sign 31, of 21 Hollister St.. Manches which will be held before the next be reviewed for approval juana to which he pleaded guil • TOWER STEBIRINO Shea Immediately announced lung. They supply me with adopted preliminary drafts allegedly on Jan. 7, Trial on ty. A presentence investigation ter, $20, on a charge of fail Property Owners preliminary drafts are refined by the C-DAP Agency. • RADIO that he is appointing Atty. Keith, an original MRA mem of work by three remain these two charges will be by tlie was ordered and the case I'on- ure to drive in established lane, • GREEN FINISH portalile respirators, a and presented to the Board of Tlie agency will then begin a ’Thomas R. O’Marra, 27, of TB ber, resigned. Harry Reinhom of 200 Spring couit on Feb, 24.* A charge of limied to March 3. Johnson was arid Lawr'ence Dewer, 24, of 366 wheel chair, a rocking bed ing t^ k forces. Directors for final-approval.) series of inforimil discussions Linden St. as his assistant. Garside is a former town di St. is the new prertdont of the The session, a repeat of one using a motor vehicle w'.tliout not put-to pleiit on an additional Center Rd., Rockville, $15, on a and a lift—all free of The time and place of the pub with the Boai-d. of Directors. O’Marra, a Republican, as Is rector and former board secre Manchester Property Owners held last week, completed the permission was nplled bv the charge of failure to drive a rea chai’ge— so 1 can live at lic sessions have not been final The first of these, is tentative charge of violation of probat *2195. Shea, will succeed Atty. W. tary. He and Cnhim will fill Protective A«»oclatloii r - CAC's job of approving pre proseciitor, Joseph Paradi.so. sonable distance apart. ly established but will , be an ly slated for Tuesday at 8 p.m. ion, David Keith, who had resigned two vacancies created by resig home.’’ (MPOPA). He wa* elected to liminary long-range goals and After studying an extensive Nodes were granted to Steven Paralyzed from the neck in the Municipal Building hear A pre-sentence investigation from the assistant town counsel nations. A third vacancy will the post Monday night, by the objectives for the town, formu nounced later. * record of arrest for motor vehi was also ordered for John Ursln, Zaushny, 23, of 3 Pinney St., El- down. Taylor was stricken with Acceptance of all the task ing room, announced John TED TRUDON. Inc. post. be filled In March. m MPOPA’* 16-member executive lated over the past five months cle violations. Judge M:i.x Savitt 20, of Baxter Rd.. Tolland, who rngton, George Bell, 17, of Snip- polio in 1955 when he was a force goals and objectives by Harkins. Harkins, the assistant O’Marra will receive $7,000 board. by seven C-DAP task forces. warned William Raymond, 2-1, of plci'.ded guilty to using a motor sic Lake Rd., Ellington, and VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE young accountant with a wife the CAC marked the end of the town manager, is also coordina annually and will assume his Reinhom, who had been vice The seven task forces, com Morrison St., Rockville, not to vehicle without permission and Carol Peters of Snipsic Lake and four young children. first phase of Manchester’s two- tor of the C-DAP program. TOLLAND TPKE, — TALCX)TTVILLE post on Monday. ’The position president and acting president, posed mainly of laymen, have ence of liquor or drugs. An ad- o|)crating a motor vehicle with Rd., Ellington, all chaiged with Vernon Taylor was first contacted by year C-DAP study. Public discussions to solicit now pays $2,260 annually. The succeeds ^ Wilber Little, who been holding work sessions bilo again. He also fined him license refused. Charges of failure to grant one-half the the foundation when he was in The study is under a $150,000 resixmse to the goals and ob new asMstant town counsel is a helped found tlhe ossociatton since September to devise broad $100 and inrpo.sed a 90-day sus breach of peace, refusal to show highway. Mrs. Richard Wayne Poucher an iron lung in Hartford Hob- budget, with $112,600 being fur jectives will al.so be set, Harkins graduate of Fairfield University three years ago and who was Its aims (goals) and specific pro pended jail sentence with two lircnse, sireeding and damage A nolle was also granted to said. and the University of ConnecU- Town Board Mlss Rebecca Lynn Garllts of pltal soon after he became sick. first president. Little resigned posals (objectives) toward a nished by the state and the $37,- '"The cose worker said the 500 balance being, supplied by cut Law School. He is associat Rifle, Iowa, became the bride from his post and from the ex- 20-year blueprint for a better foundation would help all It the town mostly in the form of ed with the Hartford law firm Rejects Use of Richard Wayne Poucher o< ecuUve board in October. Manchester, About 100 persons could and it has,” he said. Other officer* elected Mon services. “ of Danaher, Lewis and Ta- Manchester on Monday, Jon. 2, have been involved. "They sent me up to the Mary day night, all to one-year term*, C-DAP has been compared to money. McArthur Respiratory Center in Adopted last night were the Of Computer at St. James' Church. are: Herman- Schendel, fir*t a giant master plan for com Shea’s appointment was by a Boston where I was in an iron proposals by these task forces, The bride is a daughter of vice president; Clarence Brown, munity improvement. Tlie con unanimous vote of the Board of lung for about a year and a presented by their chairmen: Following a recommendation George Garllts of Relnbeck, second vice president; Mis* Education, Neil Lawrence; pub cept was created as part of the #■ • Directors, but approval of his half. Then they put me on port 1967 Community Development made by Mayor Frank McCoy, Iowa, and .slie m(ade her home Mabel Sheridan, treasurer; Dr. new salary, plus a hike for able respirators. It was at the lic utilities and economic de the Board of Representatives with Mr. and Mrs. Jonn W. Frederick Spaulding, assistant Act, which established the De his new assistant, was by a 6 center that he learned "frog velopment, JUmes Miller; and Monday night iumed down a Poole in Rifle. The bridegroom treasurer; Mrs. Lucy Burke, housing, George Katz. « partment of Commiunity Affairs. to 2 split vote. breathing," using the tongue to This^ department is re proposal made by the Board of is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wen secretary; and Stephen Dzielin- The procedure was similar to The six affirmative votes for force air into the lungs. "If sponsible for coordinating and Education to join with it In a dell R. Poucher of 120 Grand ski, assistant secretary. last .week’s session, with the the pay hikes were toy the six necessary, I can breath this financing a variety of local pro cooperative computer program. view St. The executive board meets on goals and objectives projected Republican directors. ’The two Mayor McCoy said he had way for eight hours," he said, the first Monday of each month, grams of development. An ap The Rev. Joseph Vujs of St. "but I depend a lot on the elec on a screen. Each was dis opposing votes were by Demo checked with the various town in the Circuit Courtroom in the proved C-DAP application is re James’ Church (lerformed the tric company. I also keep auto- cussed by the unit chairmen crats William FitzGerald n <1 departments to get their feeling Police Station. who answered questions and quired of all towns seeking double-ring ceremony. Tlie ntoblle batteries for emergency grants of funds for certain types Richard Wylie. Democrat An- on computerizing, and beside marriage by Reinhom announced that the amplified the various items be thony Pletrantonio arrived late jhe town clerk no one seemed , . . _ , ____ power for the respirators In of development and improve her sister, Mrs. James Jenkins executive board meetings are fore the votes for adoption. at last night’s meeting and was interested in getting Involved, case the power goes off.” ment programs. of Oxnard, Calif. open to the entire MPOPA None of the proposals re not present for this vote. rphe mayor said the town clerk “ He has been a great inspira Manchester’s participation in Miss Kathryn Poucher of membership. viewed last night encountered FitzGerald, In explaining his expressed interest in it as far tion to me,” Mrs. Frederick In his first official action, he C-DAP was voted by the direc Manchester, sister of t h e Sanford of Hebron, Taylor’s dissent, and in each case the vote, said, "I have no objection as land records are concerned. appointed the following commit tors last July after months of nurse, said. ” I’ve taken care votes to adopt were unanimous. to the appointment of Jack Shea but Charles Brisson, the Board bridegroom, w.as maid of honor. tee chairmen: William Hankin- (A complete listing of the doubts and controversy. —He is a highly competent town of Education’s business man- Timothy Thresher of Manches of him for three years and I’ve Following the completion of ter served as best man. Bon, town budget; Brown, goals and objectives of the ed counsel. However, I think that ager, said the machine they never seen him ‘down” once. organization of interested busi ucation, public utilities and ec their session last nlgfht, CAC SELECT GROUP consideration of his new salary propose using would not be able After the ceremony, a recep He laughs and jokes every members were congratulated by nessmen; Mrs. Josephine Fatel- onomic development, and hous TOPCOATS & and that of his assistat, should to handle that job with the tion was held at the home of day.” li, membership; Mrs. Madeline ing task forces will be published Eugene Montany, CAC chair be when we discuss our new amount of help his office has. the bridegroom’s parents. "What else can you do” Tay man, and by Lyman Hoops, Uccello, research; Dr. Spauld in tomorrow’s Herald.) All-Weather COATS budget, and not now.” Mayor McCoy said, “I would Mr. and Mrs. Poucher a r e lor commented. “ You make head of the nine-member of ing, coordination; Mrs. Ethel (A similar listing was pub Reg. $S0-$37.60 Reg. $40-$S0 Reg. $8S-$II0 Wylie agreed and added, ” We say on the basis of what I members of fhe junior class at your own atmosphere.” Bouton, public relations. lished last Wednesday for the C-DAP Agrency. had tabled consideration of mid found, the administration would Colorado State University, Fort With the mechanical lift sup ‘"Though our work isn’t yet Mrs. Betty Sadlosld was nam work of the task units previous m w ^ 2 0 Now •30 Now •45 year raises for three other de not want to be Involved.” He Collins. plied by the National Founda ed coordinator and liaison be partment heads. If we were to also said the Board of Educa------_ tion, Mrs. Sanford gets him tween the MPOPA and the State follow our own actions, we tlon can’t be told what to do, but from his bed to his wheel chair Property Owners Association. Cheney Mill Water Solution should table these raises also.” he noted he did not think it and back each day. Schendel was named the “ The situations are not simi- should become Involved with the Funds Get For amusement, Taylor playn MPOPA representative to meet lar,” Mayor Nathan Agostinelli machine either, bridge, reads, listens to the ings of town boards and agen Awaits Insurance Decision replied. "Ttiis one is unique. The education board has radio or types letters to his cies. Jack Shea resigned in Novem- talked about a new system 3 Board Okay friends. To type, he wears a Mrs. Frederick Sanford of Hebron enjoys a funny story told by her patient, Agreement on a solution to three, unrelated, items of busi ber and we never appointed a IBM computer, and the mayor gadget around his head with an The Manchester Hoard of attachment to strike the keys, Robert B. Taylor, in his home at 296 Ferguson Rd. Taylor doesn’t let his pa Court Backlog Grows fire-protection, deficiencies in ness. replacement, and here It is, suggested that perhaps it should In the order of their priorities, Directors last night approved He also has a gadget he con ralysis from his neck down, depress him. The portable respirators in the the (Jheney Mills complex is three months later.” wait a couple of years to see WASHINGTON — Cases pend F as determined by the directors Shea had resigned because of how it works, two additional appropriations to trols with his neck which turns foregi’ound enable him to breathe. He turns the pages on the magazine on his ing before U.S. Courts of Ap still at least a week away. the pages of magazines on his last night, they are: Considera the pressures of his personal Mayor McCoy sUso questioned 1989-70 budgets. peals at the end of fiscal 1969 reading rack. He enjoys televi reading rack by pressing his neck against a gadget fastened to his pilow and The Manchester Board of Di tion of a recommended plan for law practice. He had agreed to ij,e estimated cost of the corn- climbed to a high of 7,849, up The first, for $2,300, ds to the sion, particularly sports. rectors, meeting last night to Downtown Main St. redevelop carry on until a replacement r;uter which the Board of Edu- connected to the rack by a cord. The. typewriter in the background can be 1,234 from the previous year. Special Downtown Taxing Dis The Taylors have been in discuss alternate proposals for ment, to be presented by the waa found. None was found, nor cation gave as $23,(X)0 for leas- placed in front of him. With a tool fastened to his forehead he can type lelt- It was the 11th straight year of Manchester Redevelopment trict’s Parking Fund, for winter their home for about two years. water-pressure improvements, was a replacement found for ing. He said it will cost about maintenance of its parking lots. - increase. Agency; consideration of a Keith, who also stayed on in the His room has double-glass doors ters to his friends. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ^ and ready to authorize the best $1,0(X) just to have the vendor It Is being financed from the solution to the Cheney Mills post temporarily. teach operators. He said he opening onto a patio. In good method, tabled action until next district’s unappropriated sur- complex water-pressure prob Shea, after checking salaries feels the coat will end up being weather he can be outside, Tueeday night. It was told that plus. ^ __ lem; and consideration of ac for counsels and eissistants in watch the birds, squirrels and the Factory Insurance As.socla- s e l e c t g r o u p closer ito $40,000. The second for $1,600 is to hirGermM"8hephe7d” dorrom p E cepting a report on ODAP neighboring towns, recommend The Board of EMucaUon has tion, which carries the in the Board of Education as a ___ /• • -V (Community Development Ac DRESS SHIRTS been using the computer at in the wooden area near his surance on the tenants . in the ed the new pay schedules and washout account, financed by an tion Plan) goals and objectives. said he would accept reappolnt- Nelson Frelghtways. The town A sports car enthusiast, complex, has yet to decide t SPORT SHIRTS equal state grant. It is for a he can see the road through his On Feb. 17, the board will men! if the directors approved is presently under contract for computerized system for class which alternate proposal meets meet with all interested parties Values te fll. Each two services which will con double-doors. He has been out them. They did and he did. room scheduling in the high with its approval.' to discuss proposals for an im tinue for two more years. for rides in a 'Volkswagen mini In other appointments last school and for determining The insurers, which had giv proved traffic-light system on NOW 3 for •12. Board member James Roche bus but its "quite an involved en their clients to Feb. 15 to $4.60 Each night, all by unanimous actions, teacher work loads. Downtown Main St., coupled SPECIAL GROUP the board named Walter A. suggesfed that costs be further process,” he said. come up with a satisfactory About $850 of it will pay the with a proposal for the remov Morrissey of 38 Dartmouth Rd. investigated and reported at the There was a twinkle in his plan or lose their insurance, has services of a programmer. The al of angle parking. SPORT to the Manchester Redevelop next meeting. eyes when he answered “ The extended the deadline to March remainder will be for clerical And. on Feb. 24, the board SELECT GROUP ment Agenciy; and John Gerside Manchester Herald” to the 15. will meet with George Bradlau, SOX help. The $1,000 grant is being question: "What do you like to Director of Public Works Wil of 61 Westminster Rd. and Ed Trade in Books Grows assistant superintendent of shared by Manchester, North read” He also reads historical liam O’Neill and Walter Fuss, SHOES ward Calam of 42 Hills St. to schools, and with the school automotive magazines representing the Griswold En Disoontlnued Styles Now 3 for^3 C-DAP task forces. All are Re trade in books and periodicals T board’s transportation com Hartford and Tolland. American history. RED CARPET gineering Co,, town consultants Reg. to $SS publicans. continues to grow. The forelgn- mittee, to discuss townwide re Morrlssey will fill an unex- trade value in 1968 reached a In an action stemming from Taylor’s sense of color har- for the project, will meet Fri quests for transportation to day ■with repre.sentatives of the pired term to November 1970, record of $160 million and was an ordinance adopted Jan. 6 the mony is shown in the woolen NOW ^ 1 0 . board approved a $600 allocat insurance association and of the schools. vacated Jan. 1, when Everett about $187.6 million in 1969. braideJ rug in front of his glass Last month. Directors Rich doors. He selected the colors United Aircraft, Cheney Bros, ion from the Capital Improve ard Wylie and William Diana and Manchester Properties. ment Reserve Fund. It is for and Mrs. Sanford braided it for accepted an invitation from purchasing a 50-foot-wlde strip his room. SPECIAL! United Aircraft and Cheney members of the Keeney St. Mrs. Taylor works as a sec Bros, are tenants in the com of land, from Highland St. to School PTA, and took a walk on retary at Kaman Corporation in plex. It is owned by Manches the rear of the town-owned Oak Keeney St. one morning, to ob Bloomfield. The Taylors have ter Properties. Grove Nature Pi-eserve. The serve traffic conditions for chil Jan. 6 ordinance approved the four children. Mrs. Raymond Dozen” O’Neill, last night, recom dren walking to the school. ’The Freeport purchase from the Boise Cas Uguccionl and Robert W. Tay mended that ithe town solve the PT,^ members had petitioned cade Corp. lor of Waterford, Mrs. Dale problem by installing a one-mil w e t l o o k the board for sidewalks. r The unallocated balance in the Whippert of Franklin, Mass., 3 FREE DONUTS lion-gallon storage tank near the ■ Since then. Bradlau has In An "Exclusive Holiday" Capital Impi-ovement Reserve and Calheirine Taylor, a junior Nike Site, and by running two formed Wylie, "pressing re NYLON Fund is now $14,560. in Manchester High School, and water lines one to service WITN EVERY DOZEN quests for transportation’’ have "The board approved an $1,800 six grandchildren. Fortunately, the Cheney Mills complex, the THE SWINGING LIFE AT come in from all sections of JACKETS claim settlement for Mrs. Elmily all of them live near enough so other to service anticipated wa he can enjoy their frequent YOU PURCNASE ter customers in the Keeney St. Manchester. Beg. SM Pratt of 178% Center St. Town (Counsel John Shea, in recom visits. ■ ■■ ■■ area NOW KING'S INN & He said that it is the solution n s . mending Uie settlement, said ■TASTE TEST preferred by the Factory Insur Critics Starts that Mrs. Pratt suffered a Honor Roll Set ance Association, by him. and G O LF CLUB fractured right shoulder in a FREE DONUT WITH PURCHASC OF by Town Manager Robert fall Feb. 11, 1969, at Main and At St. Bridget Oak Sts. COFFEE OR SOFT DRINK AT OUR Weiss. Viet Hearings These students were on the "In the long run," he said, Shea, asjted by Director Don St. Bridget School honor roll for ald Kuehl whether it wouldn’t NEW BAR. "it will benefit the town as well, FUN the second quarter: be to the town’s advantage to and will take care of new resi With a Blast Grade 8 6 A.M. t o 12:00 MIDNIGHT be insured against liability in dential construction and possi High Honors: Nancy Doherty, fall claims, replied, "no.” DAILY AND SUNDAY _ 649-9150 bly a new school in the area." (Continu'd from Page One,' Honors: Stephen Brennan, He explained that the premi He conceded that the coat, es Karen Cronin, Mary Finnegan, cal remarks Agnew made last um for such insurance would timated by Fuss at $358,000 plus *iPEB rmmBOS vouB ixi ocxrjbanoy Karen Ruel. fall about news media. Hughes run about $90,000 a year, com rights - of - way acquisitions, Grade 7 said the vice president’s re pared to about $30,000 a year THURSDAY and FRIDAY might work against the propos DEPARTURE INFORMATION H‘gh ‘Hoonors: Cynthia Annul- marks had the effect of "calm paid by the town in settlements. li, Christine Franzosa, Eliza FEBRUARY 5lh and 6lh OUR NEW LOOK al. ing down" coverage of opposi A The board adopted two re.solu- On Jan. 27, Fuss had estimat FEB. 6- 9 4 DAYS 176.50 beth Perry, Karen Perry. tion to the war. tions. both pertaining to appli ONLY. ed the cost of the Nike Site in Honors: Kathy Costello, M Fulbright also told reporters cations for state grants. stallation at $300,000, plus prop FEB. 7- 14 8 DAYS 281.50 Mk-hael Joy. Nancy A. Mur the impact of his hearings One authorizes the town man FM(tt erty acquisition. Last night, he might depend on whether re phy, Franclne Rowe, Kevin 4 4 FEa 14-21 8 DAYS 281.50 ager to apply for a grant equal Scholsky, Julie Richer. said that the $368,000 new esti porters'"still feel the lash of to about 25 per cent of the $60,- Grade 8 mate is because of an added Mr. Agnevf'.’’ FEa 16-20 5 DAYS 196.50 000 cost of a sanitary fill com water line to serve only the In addition to Hughes, other High Honors; Patrick Joy. 8 DAYS pactor. Manchester’s applica Cheney Mills complex. He said war policy critics Tuesday were FEa 28-MAa 7 281.50 tion will be the first in the state Peter Hickey. that he, too, prefers that solu Honors: Eugene Clcaiy, Kev Sens. Thomas F". EagIcton, D- 4 DAYS and would bo applicable under tion over other alternates. He, Mo.; Alan Cranston, D-Callf., FEa 20-23 186J10 a new bill adopted by the 1989 in Mareeuu. as had O’Neill, said that it is and Charles K. Goodell, R-N.Y, YOUR TRIP INCLUDES State Assembly. the solution preferred by the in Goodell and Hughes accused the The other resolution author Rosary Society surance companies. administration of lulling the HOUND TRIP AIR TRANSTORTA’nON — TRANSFERS izes the superintendent of Weiss, who had pressed for American people into euphorja. NOW IN PROGRESS. TO AND FROM AIRPORT — HOTEL. AOOOMMODA’nONS schools to apply for a stale Sets Card Party the Nike Site installations when ' Jbe committee is considering BRKAKFASTS a n d d i n n e r d a i l y — GOLF FREE UN- grant toward the cost of new the problem of insufficient wa- a group of lesolutiuns langing HATS e KNITS UMITKD GREEN FEES — 2 18-HOLE COURSES — carpeting In the I'.lnepln ^chool St. Bridget Rosary Society ON SELECT GRdur BELTS # CAR COATS # SWEATERS \i g a l a s w i z z l e p a r t y — TAXES AND SERVICES t^r pressure was discussed on from Scott’s proposal ess.ntial- and toward the cost of adding will sponsor a Pre-Lenten Ben f e e i n c l u d e s a l l t a x e s . INCL.UMNG BAHAMA Jan. 27, repeated his preferanceefei ly backing the administration parking spaces (for Lincoln efit Card Party Friday at h e a d t a x . b a g o a o e , g r a t u i t y a t h o t e l To p.m. at St. Bridget School cafe for it last night. policy to calls for a withdrawal! BELL BOYS ON ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE. School use) in tin-’ Municipal "If we can come up with a from Vietnam by a specifie(:ifie|l Building parking lot. teria. The event is open to the solution that cun serve the long- date. ' / The board accepted two- new public, and tickets! may be pur range plans of the town, and Aiken charged 'Tuesday a re streets into the town system. chased at the door. still provide the Cheney Mills port released by the committee Progress Dr., a spur off Colon Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mc- complex with its needs, then Sunday, expressing doubt abdut ial Rd. in the Green Manor In Keever will conduct military let’s do it," he urged. U.S. policies, contained at least MERCURY dustrial Park, was constructed whist and setback games. Pro The tabling action last night 30 unsubstantiated Statement.-.-, under the town’s Industrial ceeds will be used for scholar was on the reqommendation of and no effort was made to have TRAVEL AGENCY Guidelines, with tlie town con- ships to East Catholic High Director Anthony Pletrantonio. the State Department check., it trtbuting 60 per cent of t h e . School and other projects of the !ns • NO SBRVIOE CHARGE "Let’s set up a meeting where to make .sure classified state "THR MARVEL OP MAIN STREET" coal Country Club Dr-., an 800- society. Refreshments will be we can have all recommend^/ " / 643-9571 foot dead-end road off Fern «t. served and prizes awarded, MANCHESTER, CpNN. ments were removed. p »01 - 907 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER j ' _ j j nriirrrr“ ~~i For • Hotel* • Airline* e StenmaWp* 467 HARTFORD ROAD tions on paper,” he said. Fulbright ssaid "We are - ^ y serves a small I'estdentU.d de- Mrs. McKeever la chairman of y CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH MASTER CHARGE. -HARTFORD NATKDNAL ' ' 687 MAIN. BT., MANOHBBTER ______Next ’Tuesday's meeting will against the idea they can censor r yelopment there, the event. be to discuss and consider everything we do." / - ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 PAPE 1 NINETEEN ,V:v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. \VEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 \ ■ page EIGIfTEEN ■ - \. Scouts n a n Milan Griidually Fund Drive Ccmibats Smog Paul Q. liobertH of West Hart ford, Resident of the Coc*-Oola P^S!hi¥-Bite MILAN. Italy (AP) — Jtaly'a Bottling Co. of Hartford, has richest and moat modern dty ia GENUINE AMERICAN LAMB ... NATURALLY BEST! -been named general chairman fra d u a lly getting rid of Its of a $800,000 development cam a m o *. / , A ir poUuUoBf baa been reduoed paign of the Charter Oak Coun to per cent winter, accord- cil, Boy Scouts of America. Dr. in* to offlctal/meaauremanta. Harold S. Barrett of 120 8. lvalue- wood Circle is council board The ordinary Milanese doesn't Im s 4 Im b president. Charter Oak Ckiunoll need special etjuipment to see ( WdK •vvnr Includes SO communities In the difference. tS Hartford and Tolland Counties. “ In the past I would renu>v« a UacApt i'taiM Emphasizing that . almost good inch of black powder from WHOLE OVEN every aspect of scouting shows my balcony in a day,” aaya record Increases In the last de housewife Ooncetta di Noia. READY cade and will continue to climb “This winter I haven't had In the 1970's, Roberts said that I Frmmh Produce Dmpi. this trouble." COLONIAL the Charter Oak Council plans For Carlo Bocca, a taxi driv Freezer Buy to Improve scouting facilities by er, the antismog campaign All Meat Fbanu > 8S'a. increasing the capacity of the LARGE VINE RIPE means reduced eye strain. Dtir- lA U T M U L,ake of Isles Scout Reservation Ing foggy days, of which Milan WHOLE OR HALF M E A T Y . T E N D E R / ■ J I B ^ C E D BACON In North Stonlngton by one , W E U TRIM M ED has many, "it used to be almost third, completely refurbishing dark, even at noon," Bocca It k Camp Pioneer In New Hartford, To m a to e s PORTERHOUSE says. "This winter It's much SHOULDER CHOPS' LOIN LAMB CHOPS^'P” CHICKEN » and expiinding the Council Serv clearer” . ECONOMICAL . SHORT CUT a OISO ice Center In Hartford. STEAKS ib l-*® Doctors report a reduction in LAMB 75 The plain fact Is that we’re respiratory ailments. AN your lavorfe cuts at one low prkt SOCIETY HAMS . cusloni cut and wrapped BREAST OF LAMB, . bursting at the seams," Roberts The campaign has obviously I RIB LAMB CHOPS said. “ Membership has climbed made a more livable city of Mi 5A V£ MORB ON LARCB TOP QUALITY from over 12,000 In 1960 to ab lan, an industrial-commercial most 17,000 now. and projections Chicken Parts complex of 1.7 million. fam ily Size^acks show the council must serve a FOR SOUTHERN FRY Breasts lbIb. .'W Milan has chic shops and of (3 POUNDS OP MOPC! 2 9 N O O liA fli ru n-M R iuss CHICKEN PARTS membership of 23,000 boys by GROUND ROUND - ^ 9 5 * fice buildings in t ^ center, 1978. 'The numiber of adult volun ringed by residential neighbor GRIDDLES s 9 9 ' . 6 9 ' LEGS m/m BREASTS^^^^ »ESH , LEAN, AND TASTY Chicken Parts b 5 9 ' BOLOGNA H LIVEflWORST COD FILLET teers has grown from under 6,- hoods and, farther out, by O A D i n M N n » U N - w i m with with 000 in 1960 to a projection of LARGE BUNCH . 7 9 * smoke-spewing factories like thigh I^^B over 8,000 in 1976. Almost twice GROUND CHUCK the Pii:elli rubber plant. It also UVERWURST ^ .89< GULF SHRIMP as many boys now participate Fresh Broccoli -«b39‘ has something In common with NEPCO coLonnuED Ib.fiPDPa " ib.DPMP^ 'D a in camping trips as did In 1960, SI .09 another smog-plagued city, Los f ;7 s T r io in Roost .b ’ P ’ Top Round Roast Frozen Foods All Beef FRANKS 79* FISH STICKS . 7 9 ' and this figure will double SEEOUSS FLORIDA Angeles. It's in a basin. ______BWHY A iL I V BPAY A V MORE? A 4 0 B C 7 again in 1976.” .*39' O VEN or P O T The mountain-ringed Padana Grapefruits Fresh Spare Ribs b 7 9 ‘ Valley Is a natural fog-gather BONELESS B-THRIFTY SKINLESS Rump of Beef Roust ib. |l' ‘I t 's Chinese New Y e a r/ ' ^ ing zone. Lack of wind stag Soda Pop Lures EXTRA FANCY nates the fog, trapping smoke. Aaiou Pears ,b 19 n m YOUR CHOICE OF 6 DELICIOUSLY TENDER BONELESS BEEF ROASTS I CHUNKING Early last year city officials CHICK FILLET FRANKFIRTERS USD A CHOICE BONELESS ROUND ROASTS FOR OVEN OR POT voted against heating systems S a ig on T r o o p s using a crude grade of petrole PORK SHOULDER FOR OVEN I • CHICKEN or SHRIMP , , FRESH, LEAN H I _ . 11 -ox. um known here as naphtha. The From VC Chase a,®"”* .***. < A or POT Q ^ Q I t p e S In A Bog | V each Bottom Round owners of 18,000 such systems Pork Chops .78 Dinners SAIGON (AP) — Viet Cong I o CHICKEN or SHRIMP were ordered to switch to a bet CENTER AND END CUT CHOPS SMOKED BUTf S guerrillas ambushed a convoy CROIND CHUCKTO RED DELICIOUS ter grade of oil. So far 12,000 carrying 200 cases of soft drinks HeChow Mein ‘ systems have been replaced and to U.S. Army headquarters Cross Rib Roast , • ALL VARIETIES, "BITE SIZE" the others are to be changed I Faacy Appies uEroicmcKiK .^ . rann nujeuxi—uuiw.,arruuxILUZII.IUH north of Saigon Monday night. soon. The total cost is estimated TINY TEA LEAVES The Viet Cong didn't get the ll Egg Rolls V? at $20 million. RICE-A-RONI 3 CoriEE Caki Mixes z 55' soda pop, but the South Viet This is similar to action taken EHUtS IMUO namese troops sent out to chase ^in U.S. cities where large users A|. the Viet Cong did, U.S. investi of oil have switched to grades letley Tea Bags TEABAGS SOAP PADS t il l ALL VARIETIES _ gators reported today. SHORTnmic a A iD D n o H S h o p - R i t G ' s M o n n y Sa that yield less smoke. 75 h. The convoy was made up of Some industrial plants have Ocoma Pot Pies 7 99 3 i 8 5 ' trll 59' trucks driven by Vietnamese ci CHUN KING MUSHROOM SHRIMP CHICKEN moved outside Milan, selling CRISCO ALUMINUM FOIL SHOP-RITE SLICED or HALVES O n A lT D vilians with an escort of Ameri valuable sites and also saving l-B. m m m w CQc can military poUce in Jeeps. Chow Mein Ajax Detergent the price of conversion equip FRUIT DRINKS p eon s 0 9 Mazola Margarine A i. They picked up the cases of Yellow Cling Peaches n WHY PAY MORE? ment. soda and were on their way In a campaign against car ex north to Long Blnh when Viet I Roman 10 Pok Pixxn •89‘ haust centers have been estab GREEN GIANT OVEN BAKED f l A i i Cong guerrillas opened fire. U BIRDS EYE "BREAKFAST DRINK" . lished all over the city to check EARLY MORN ■■■ One MP and one ” Vietnamese 2-lb. t o ) t t , QQO 89* » the quantity of carbon monoxide driver were wounded, and some $ 1 1 1 - o z . U r A ; box ™ II Orange Pius 2 - - cans can (■‘I SHOP-RITE "GRADE A " o A A r I coming out of tailpipes. RAM REAMS O::'!'"’ vehicles were damaged. Then ij A city official said: "In the HIBLE1S CORN ' 10 the South Vietnamese troops ' French Fried Potatoes »*• 9 9 case of an excess of monoxide, GRAND UNION PINEAPPLE- PINKI GRAPEFRUIT were ordered out In eirmored drivers are invited to have their 1-qt. cars to chase the Viet Cong. [sao«ss.u.cK.«.r;~u^Y «. e.. vo,.». asp.«. v WHYP*Y«o«jSHOP.«mc».^STVU,, I -|| v ; g e T a b i ^ r j n ; r T ’X 9 9 * D cars checked by a mechanic. It Margarine - la' 14-u. "The armored cars came It In their interest to undergo SAVE CASH AND BLUE STAMPS can down the road,” said one Amer the controls because f&ulty LIOUID RLEACH DOLE DRINK ican officer. "The armored cars Shop-Rite Preserves 3 1 Whole Kernel Corn 5 - I pipes that emit too much mon- stopped, looted the soft drinks _____ -V., SHOP-RITE 2-lb. c DEL MONTE DEAL LABEL I oxide are submitted to fines.” CIEAM STTLE •-3/4-OZ. and neglected to go after the WHY PAY MORE CORN 01 WHOLE KERNEL 19' COLGATE TOOTHPASTE tnbe 5 9 ' Viet Cong. Some military police- /men chased the armored cars Apple Sauce N08NAL0IDRT Red China Raps DaWNm a l-h AAe down the road but could not^ FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 .';. 9 9 ' BRECK SHAMPOO 6 9 ' cliase them any farther because Heinze Ketchup 3 they went back Into their com Soviet and U.S. D a iW N T t M l-A. A A e Aim.PnSn>ANT gag. pound." lOc OFF LABEL ALL FLAVORS R o le in V ietnam CUT GREEN BEANS 4 z 9 9 ' Arrid Extra DRYuN?aimD« 8 9 The South Vietnamese also . got away with a field radio Fab NESTLE TOKYO (AP) — Clomnruinlst mounted on one of the escort F r o z e n F e a t u r e s jeeps, an An$erlcan source said. CHOCOLATE BARS CXiina today sharply criticized The South Vietnamese com Laundry Detergent the role of the Soviet Union and HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM 1 mand had no comment on the I the United States In Vietnam N ancy Lynri BIRDS EYE reiKxrt. Neither did the U.S. FRESHfcN^ 2 king saying both are "the common -W Command. size bars enemy of the Vietnamese peo riESHBAKE - SANDWICH ^ M b gw |00 CRUN WNG /II* ple.” WHITE BREAD 3 oVv°^95' CUT CORN OR PEAS CHW U M BEEF CHOP SUEY OR _ * For the past 12 months, Pe S9 NANCY LYNN - LEMdfl 01 Five in Family AUNT lEMIMA S BUTTERMILK CHICKEN CHOW MEIN i" 7 9 ' 59° king either had refrained from MARIO'S a l l VARIE’HES linking the Russians with the PINEAPPLE PIE .£ 4 9 ' WAFFLES CHUNKING A n n Killed in Fire CLEAR OB PINK Americans in Vietnam or had CHEESE PIZZA 49' s h o p -r i t e No. 8, No. 9 8PAG. or Ragu Sauces 3 15% oz. jarsFi*®® identified them only as "social- MLCCUNKUCUT Chow Mein Noodles Z 5 5 ' ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) SHOP-RiTE imperialists.” The editorial in *F>airy C ase CHDIIOR — A 29-year-oId woman and Elbow Macaroni 3 lb. box G lC POTATOES t:; 10' SHOP-RITE CHUNKY or CREAMY ^ the official Peking People's Dal Pot Pies mmo'iTWA 4 7 9 ^ ‘:i 19' (our of her six children, aged 6 DETERGENT ■lEAKSTONE TEMPTEE WHIPPED MWAUJOBaSOH ga _ SOY SAUCE SHOP-RITE ! ^ ■ CAc ly suggested a new policy of less l o z . O C l cmmiiM iwry„ months to 17 years, died Mon Peanut Butterz-dtr 49^ restraint. CREAM CHEESE :onl. w v M acaroni A C heese 2'^• 6 9 C oconut C ustard P ie day night in a fire that raced Fabric Softener 59 HJIllMIffilll'II V A LU A B LE 'C O U P O N /il".'//.!!;." ; Written to commemprate the through a small stucco dwelling . Va gal. URAND UNION - COLORED OR WHITE eMHmnnoii FRIED RICE MEATLESS 37^ SHOP-RITE RED LABEL i| i -ib. S I 40th anniversary of the North OCc IXnmS near downtown Albuquerque, SNOW’S NEW ENGLAND bottle Vietnam Communist party, the AMER. SLICES WRAPPED *s37' C hopped B roccou BAGELS ".i:: 29* police said. Tomato Puree 4\Vn? 1 editorial made no reference to GRAND UNION Glam Chowder 2 15 oz. cans 9 8 C INDtCOLRULVU , R R m Police Lt. Bruce Hartline North Vietnamese efforts to CHOCOLATE 39 identified the victims os Mrs. CHIP 4'c89' heal the Chinese-fioviet breach. SLICED MUNSTER COOKIES Irma Valles, 29, and her chil Hanoi gets aid from both pow SHOP GRAND UNION- FOR THE dren, Delores, 5 months; Patri From Our Dairy Case ers. F restt Tastes ^^est FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN cia, 2; Theodore," 5, and Robert, Hmulth ABrnm utyAids D eli D epi- The tone suggested that the, EAT CRISP APPIES-CEIEBRATE DENTAL HEALTH WEEK 7. rupture is wider than ever de Hartllne .said a fifth child, Mi TOOTHPASTE, 6c OFF LABEL Orange Juice spite the resumption of Bovdet- CRISP FIRM FRESH MOONLIGHT' T O F F chael, 8, was in critical condi $099 Chlnese border talks in Peking. tion from burns. KRAFT ^ ': -gol. -gal. 6.7 5-01 "To realize its wild ambition The sixth child, Joseph, 10, jar WITH TMH coueow .NO ruecHAu or nyr w ith th is c o u p o n a n d purchasi of t u b e of Mruggllng for hegemony and was visiting neighbors at the Crest "^."59® I u -i M .-e iu u e u ra .-e c n M in ON11 LI..9 OX. CAN-DIAL lA M l redividing the world with U.S. COLD POWER time of the fire. A neighbor said Im perialism," the editorial said, AJAX CLEANSER she saw the boy pounding on the I WHY PAT M u n r COUPON COOO TMIU SAT.. PH 7Mi. AXELROD "The Soviet revisionist rene- k COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., PU. 7lh. door of the home as smoke SHOP-RITE UMIT ONI LIMIT OP« poured put of it, screaming for Bufferin Tnbiets gade CHque has all along been Luncheon Meat 2<■ 8 OZ. pkgs. Cottage Cheese 5 9 colluding and, the same time, his mother to wake up. I SUPKW MAS KRAFT NATURAL contending with U.S, Imperial Hartllne said Police Sgt. Rich REGULAR or THICK AAl ard Taylor who was patrolling 1 Scope Mouthwash Swiss Cheese ism in a vain attempt to sabo FXTRARICH GREEN,KiCorC A S T i U r lO cO FF — ^ Colonial ' Baconpi V. // L ! ’ ' . .. r V-- '. T \ 'A \ \ ,\ A' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONl^., WEDl^ESDA'i^, FEBRUARY 4\ 197\)^ PAGE TWENTY-(iNB V ' '■ .■.'M' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 PAGE TWENTY •eooeeoeoee eeea • • • « a li • aaauuueeeUauu***** • * • * * * ^ ^ « - a j. c' l 1 ' V V Arab Leader gKlifiliMiliMilitiMiltliMM g K-i8 TWE ^ you can*t beat Slop & Shop quality! Given Israeli F A M I L Y ^ Kraft Nabisco Citizenship LAWYER 2lbsStop&Shqp JSnjoy the matchless taste of FRESH AMERICAIS LAMB! or Stop & Shop JERUSALEM (AP) — One of Paleatino'i greateat Arab lead Premium ers became an Israeli citizen to Answering Insurance day. 1 Hussa el-Alaqil waa given per-, Questions! Grape Jelly mission to reside permanently in Israeli-occupied Jerusalem “Are you now in good health?" ■ S/y’ With this coupon and a $5 purchase and was granted an Israeli Iden read the question on Harold's ap Enjoy rich, full-bod With this coupon and a $5 purchase \T/ tity card. plication for life insurance. As it Coupo.i good thru Sat.y Feb. 7 only. Limit one pkg per cuitomer. Coupon pood thru Sol., Feb. 7 only. Limit one lor per cuilomer. This means that the 72-year- happened, he did have a cold in ied flavor, marvel |t old Arab will no longer be con- the head. Nonetheless, he wrote ous aroma no mat Wmmmvtmm « S to p. I ' sldered as under IsraclPoccupa- “YES." ter hov/ you brew it. ■ tion, but as a resident of the Unhappily, Harold's cold, devel mtiib Legs ; state of Israel. oped into pneumonia; which final ■ EI-AlamI recently returned to ly took his life. Could his widow ii the Palestinian refugee farm he collect the insurance? In a court ; set up. The former leader ot the hearing, the insurance company Whole I Palestinian community pre- said the policy was invalid because ChickenSea ; vlously was living In self-lm- Harold had told a lie by answering Regular Mrs. Filbert’s I ' posed exile In London. “YES" on his application form.. _ _ Golden Qtrs n or Stop & Shop Chunk • A one-time spokesman of the But the court ruled in the widow's Regular Fresh American : Arab League, el-Alaml Is re- favor. The judge said a person Lamb . . . the 'A*' ; membered for his strong opposl- could fairly be considered "in g J -L . - \ \| i^ \v ^ ill W ■ 1 V v \ \ „■ ' \ \ \' u \ MANCHESTER ^ N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O N N .. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, IWD | IPAGE TWENTYrTWO MANdpESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, IflTO PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Books Added * 6 ' The BabKHas At Library Fiction You must know every- Been Named — When the war Is over WEEK-END SPECIALS! i — At the still point — A cock-pit of roees - The rules of the game fay fhe Inquirer Mooer, Stephany Ranae, V » \. ■ f ' r e t ■ \ ■, ’\ \ ' - ■ V '■ IV- N . \ W ' V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN •T THE p a g Sj t w e n t y -s i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^MANCHESTER, CONN.,\WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1970 Herald Angle Nine-Game Streaks for Knicks, Lakers Windham in Romp Sullivan Still Has Hopes By EARL YOST Latter Five Dallas Rally Sports Editor Lid on mini Hoop, Jumps Into Gives Edge Notes from the Little Black Book Hole R hodyR oof With Hapless Indians Pats Can Stay in Boston Loquacious Jeff Koelsch, retired after many years in Against Nets ) J T ■ , I WEST SIDE PEE WEE at Hamilton Standard, is counting the days before tak West Lead "sometime ’Thursday, probably telegrams began anew Monday one wants to talk to us, we owe NEW Yo r k (A P)— IllinolH had a lid on its basket By DEAN YOST First quarter scoring was in the second quarter and threw The Herald Angels pulled the BOSTON (A P)—The old it to everyone to sit down and ing off for Florida for a swing around the major league Tuesday niglit. Rhode Island could have used one on its Catch-as-catch-can prove<$ a brief qs Windham managed on up two quick hoops (or (our In New Hampshire," with Gov. when the Harvard Corporation baseball training camps. He’s making a detour to Hous NEW YORK (AP) — A winning way (or the Dallas Proof why Windham upset of the season In Pee-Wee saying “ the grass always re-afflrmed a decision barring talk." roof. ly 15 points on 18 floor attempts, points to put the home towners Walter Peterson of that state. nine-game winning streak Chaps, but the New York Nets Hig’h sits atop the CCIL League action last night with a looks greener across the the Patriots from the universi Since Harvard’s refusal, there ton for a look at the Astrodome starting Feb. 17. . . . The IllinI managed only four Clarence Shcrrtxl, the game’s making only five and sinking back into the picture. stunning 41-30 win over first Peterson wants to discuss the have been several proposals. Familiar name ip the box score of Manchester High’s is ^ old9‘® stuff ’■?to P*'®the New got caught at their own edme- standings was clearly evi ty’s stadium. The club has re points over a 9'/4-mlnute stretch li-gh ' scorer with 21 [xanls, back game. five of nine foul shots. Manches Backcourt player Dave Wool- place NassKf Sports. The cellar street” appears to apply to They Include taking Fenway basketball team Is that of Mike ...... — -- York KniCks, but tO the dent last night at the ter netted only six points, con possibility of building a suitable quested a lease (or its seven of the second half, blew a 10- made three free throws—one a Dallas, trailing Indiana ey was absent (rom the con dwelling Angels, paced by a 22- the homeless Boston Patri Park, home of baseball’s Red Mistretta. brother of Pat, (or- ^ow would the TrotterB do Los Angeles ^ . Lakers, it Clarke Arena as the Whip necting on two of 14 floor shots stadium in southern New Hamp home games. point lead, lost to Wisconsin 60- technical foul to close the gap. through three quarters of their test with a cold. polnt output from Jim Kurle- Sox, by eminent domain and en mer Manchester High three- np^ainst any NBA club? The means a fresh breath of pets toyed with the ,hap- and two of two from the line. ots. shire, about an hour’s drive Under terms of the American 65 on Al Henry's basket with With eight seconds left, Rick American' Basketball Associa Manchester returns home wicz, and 16 markers (rom Scott larging it and taking Harvard sport star. The latter is current- ^BA clubs would win in a first place, leu Manchester High cagers in Chuck Lankford popped in both Bill Sullivan, president of the from Boston. Football League merger with two seconds left and dropped Ilowat, Illlntila' top foul shooter, tion game Tuesday night, ral with a FViday night meeting 'Tweedie, took off (rom the open Stadium by eminent domain. ty coaching basketball at Man- |)i-eezc but* for pure entertain- The Lakers made it nine in a posting a 65-46 decision. The in two-pointers for Manchester. Patriots, still hopes to keep the "We've also been contacted the National Football League out of the Big Ten lead when missed the first of a onc-and-one against non-league Penney High ing tap and left no doubt that Neither has much support in the Chester Community College, ment, the Trott rs and Marques row Tuesday night when they lied behind four 20-point scorers vaders boast a perfect 13-0 As a whole the Whippets made pro football franchise in Boston, by Canadian cities seeking the this year, all clubs must have Iowa trimmed Minnesota 90-77. free throw. Wisconsin grabbed and downed the Eastern Divi o( East Hartford. an upset was In the making. Al Massachusetts Legislature. Tonight’s scheduled MCJC-Morse Haynes’ Mag;lclans are as good rode the deadly shooting of Jer- mark in the league standings 28 of 74 attempts for 37 per but the line of applicants (rom Patriots—Toronto and Mont stadiums with a 60,000-seat ca At Kingston, R.I., meanwhile, the rebound, called time out and sion leaders 126-122. so playing a fine game for the Another recent proposal is to Oollege game at the Clarke gg you’ll find anywhere on the ry West to a 124-114 victory over while the Indians’ mark Is Just cent and the local five was 19 Windham (tk!) cities throughout the country real," he added. "Frankly, their pacity. Harvard is the lone sta the URI-St. John’s game was set up Henry’s winning basket, New York struck (or five victors were Scott Jones, Tom enlarge White Stadium, which Arena has been postponed untU basketball front . . . Remember the Cincinnati Royals in Cleve- the opposite, 1-13. of 62 for 29 per cent. p B r Pts and CanadW Is growing. Initial proposals are quite at dium in Greater Boston which halted with 13:16 remaining and Iowa, meanwhile, found Itself straight baskets early in the 0 Youii*; 4 2r4> 10 Humphrey' and Ed Ramsey. has a 10,0(X)-aeat capacity and Is tomorrow night. jbe days of the House of Da- land. The string has raised Height played a major role Quarter scores were all Wind 1 IHinmon 2 LK3 4 On the docket today was a tractive." could meet that standard. the visitors (rom New York trailing Minnesota 69-57 in the fourth quarter to overtake Caro For the Sports, big Mark • • • vlds, the guys with the long them into first place by a half FRAN MAHONEY as the Whippets’ WllUe Young. ham, 15-6, 35-21, 50-27 and 66- 2 Mooro 7 6-8 19 meeting with Gov. Claude Kirk Also contacting Sullivan were "We like it here and we would used by schoolboys in Boston. leading 66-40 when the top of a second half. The Hawkeyes then lina 72-71, then took the short 3 G a^>n 3 0^ 6 Demko (19) led the attaclc but Sullivan is hopeful that some Q ff Cuff beards who played on touring game over Atlanta In the Nation- Ehmle Moore and Brian Verter- 49. 0 Cloutlor G 3*2 14 of Florida, who would like the officials and groups in Seattle, like to stay here," Sullivan said, roof vent blew off and heavy put on a surge that carried end of a 9-0 answering burst the Angel defense held C a r 1 firm plan (or a permanent home baseball and basketball teams? al Basketball Association's * t feville controlled both back ’The Indians were paced in 3 VorrXoulUe 4 1-6 9 team to move to Tampa or Tampa and Jacksonville, Mem "but we have people really rain soaked the floor. The game them to an 18-polnt bulge and that carried the Cougars to a 2 B ’due 0 (Ml 0 Mikolewsky to only seven points (or the Patriots can be realized Looking forward to a summer There’s a lot of this type ath- Western Division, was to be resumed at 1 p.m.. Insured them of a 6-0 league Mahoney MC boards. ’The rebounding ability scoring by consistent Brian Ma 1 SwUchc^nko 2 (M) 4 Jacksonville. phis, Tenn., Birmingham, Ala., ready to roll out the carpet. JERRY WEST 105-91 victory. 1 Williams 0 (M) 0 and their teammates could not quickly. In that event, he thinks trip to Hawaii is Paul Phinney, lete ruimlng around texiay but The Knicks, who already set enabled the visitors to get more her netting 16 points, 11 coming 1_ Sullivan, who says the Pa and Kentucky. All have felt out "However, we have taken a EST, today. record. John Johnson took scor- Washington blitzed Denver pick up the slack in the scoring Harvard might consider leasing Manchester High cross country the Davis have vanished an NBA record earlier this sea- than one shot at the hoop as the in the final eight minutes. Lank 13 Totals 2R 10’^ 66 triots must make a decision by the Patriots In the past. general position that, as a publ Besides 14th-ranked Illinois ing horibrs with 33 points while At Yost Fete 142-125 in the only other ABA department. coach. Phinney will head up his . . . Buff Domelli has Joined the son with 18 straight triumphs, smaller Indians looked in vain. ford popped in 11 markers while March 15, also agreed to meet The flood of phone calls and icly owned corporation, if some its stadium on a one-year basis. and 20th-ranked Iowa, three oth- Eric Hill had 29 for Minnesota. game scheduled. .Manohrster (49) Phinney Tour (or youngsters Pleasant Valley- (Jountry Club couldn’t get nearly as excited Working the baseline to per Bill Maher, with a fine second B P Pt.s er Top Twenty teams in The As- Elsewhere In the Big Ten state Rep. Francis Mahoney, Dallas shot past Indiana 112- 2 Conran during the school vai^tion to as an administrative assistant when they beat San FYancisco Flood Case fection, Co-Captain Bob Cloutier 0 0-0 0 s o c la le d Press poll saw action. Rick Mount connected on 16 of former mayor of Manchester, m vvlth 4% minutes remaining quarter, totalted 10 points. 2 Balo.s'ano 0 1-1 1 Hawaii . . . Marques Haynes in promotion. 118-98 in New York for nine con- would drlpple and pass to Windham’s Moore was the 3 W. Maiior 3 4-6 10 Indian Tankers Bolton Drops Eighth Consecutive Decision Fourth-ranked St. Bonaven- 25 floor shots, scored 41 points will be ma.ster of ceremonies a.l qj, throws by Clncy 2 I.«ankford 5 1-5 11 and his Fabulous Magicians will • « * secutlve victories. They hold a Moore. ’The giant center would high scorer with 19 points. Given Time lure set a school scoring record and gpirmed Purdue past Mlchi- the testimonial dinner for Earl powgn and hung on the rest of 0 llolik 2 (M) 4 play Steve & Tom’s Pizzeria in F.nd o f th(^1.ini> ■ seven game lead over Mil simply turn around and throw Tean4mates Cloutier and Young 3 B. Mnhor 6 4-5 16 Beat Windham by crushing Belmont Abbey gan Slate 105-86 and Indiana Yost on Monay night, F’c-b. 16 (j,g way. 4 Pcojiios 1 (M) 2 an exhibition basketball game m e L n waukee. up a short jumper each time. had 14 and 10 points respective NEW YORK (AP) — Federal 131-64; North C arolin a, No. 7, cd p d Northwestern 8(3-78. Manche.ster Country Powell and Manny Leaks each 0 MtLstrntta 3 00 4 Swimming to their sixth win It appears nothing less than If he missed, Young and Ver- ly. 0 Hondlc 0 x-a 1 Tuesday night, Feb. 17 at Rock- R appears nothmg less than- In other games, Boston de- , , i_vinp- iikcninir minus two injured regulars, got SI. Bonaventure cleared its Club. Yost will lie honored for agorgj 26 txiints for the Chaua against four setbacks the Man Spoiler Role for Coventry, 4^ ville High. The sponsors, Stevean earthquake will prevent Cem, feated Chicago 95-86 and Phoe- irvmg e^ p er, iia^m g coast Conference rl- bench in the first half against his 25 years as sports editor while teammates John Beasley terfevllle were there to re ’The Indians’ Mike Mistretta, a 15 TiYtal.s 19 49 1.1-18 chester High tankers easily de —Steve Belllnghlri— and Tom— Iral Connecticut basketball star* nix turned back PhUadelphla mmself to an umpire, has given Virginia 87-72 and No. 15 Da- Belmont Abbey in rolling to a with The Herald. cig „, coiribs put in 28 and bound. ■ JV starter, came off the bench Score at half 35-31' Windham. feated Windhanl High yesterday Tom Benoit—are former ^^an- Bill Reaves (rom a full-scale as- 131-123. attorneys of both sides 20 days yldson blew most of an 18-polnt64-30 lead. Bob Lanier scored 28 Final meeting of the general jo, respectively. Indiana’s Bob afternoon at the Indians’ pool, Chester High athletes. Proceeds aault on the Blue Devils’ record Still playing without injured to file additional papers In the lead before downing William & points and Matt Gantt 23 as the committee will be held Monday Netollcky hit 32 and Roger 57-38. Tolland No Match for South from the game will enter the The stellar junior is clos- Wilt Chamberlain, the Lakers gyjj against baseball by Curt Mary 93-87 in Southern Confer- Bonnies upped their record to night at 7 at Earle Clifford's, prown had 30 for the Pacers Vows Not to Let Pleasure Interfere Again The Indians captured both re Ellington Athletic Assn, which ‘"B ‘n °n new marks in (our looked to West, who hit nine of gnee play. 14-1. This will be the ticket deadline. jyg^ Niemann and Gene Ut- a second half rally that proved EIJJNGTON — Stafford lays with Captain Joe LeBlanc Spoilers last night prov plons to buy midget football major categories. Reaves, one 12 field shots and 21 polnU in judge Cooper heard argu- Illinois, which had won its Charlie Scott popped in 30 Jeff Koelsch, general chairman, triggered Carolina’s decl- and Beau Thumauer showing ed to be Coventry High "as fatal for Portland. ’They led Highs’ Ed Hillman pumped in 28-26 entering the final eight 39 points to lead pace his team B F PtB equipment . . . Championship the East's finest players, has the first quarter as Los Angeles ments Tuesday in U.8. District previous five Big Ten games, points and Dennis Wuyeik added reports ticket returns to be spurt against the Nets. Nle- the way. LeBlanc took a first in 1)3 8 34 4 they upset Portland High, Roy game of the NCAA CoUege Dl- totaled 467 points in 18 starts, built a 20-point lead. West (in- (j„urt concerning Flood’s re- led Wisconsin all the way and 23 to pace North Carolina by made by Saturday. mann finished with 20* points, minutes. past Ellington in a NCCC tilt. Bosal 6 0 10 Traveling Around Country the 100 meter breast stroke and 43-41, at the losers’ court. 4 0 8 vision Basketball Tournament meaning that with at least ished with 38 points. baseball be enjoined had a 65-61 advantttge with less Virginia. The Tar Heels played Speakers will include the Rev. teammate Bob F\)r the Pats’, Bill Stevenson Hillman connected on 14 floor Mason Thumauer in the 100 meter but Stoddard 7 1 1 5 from Evansville, Ind., will be seven remaining games, he Offsetting Chamberlain’s ab- The Patriots entered the netted 13 points and the losers’ attempts and 11 charity shots to 0 trom preventing him to act as a than two minutes to go before ,j(ithout center Lee Dedmon and Robert Keating and Hal Good- verga. Ed Johnson was high for terfly. Sullivan 1 2 caarled nationally March 13 . . . seems a certainty to tally the sence was the absence of Oscar free ag^ V forward Bill Chamberlain. Vir- nough. game with a 5-9 overall Bill Caere canned 13 points. account for his total. Bub Netto Burger 2 0 4 New York with 20. Results: mark and are now 6-9 while Levesque 2 0 4 Manchester Chapter of the State '^6 points he’ll need to eclipse Robertson, Cincinnati great who ^ jqq ooo-a-year out- ginia, sparked by Chip Case’s 28 Rick Barry matched his sea 200 medley relay — Walch, They were the only players in canned 17 points and team Kelly 1 0 2 Hurt Royal’s Recruiting BinRhom 2 9 7 Board of Approved Baseball Central's one-season standard is out at least another two fiei^gr contesting his trade by points and Bill Gerry’s 18, kept the losers are 6-6 overall. double figures. mate Campbell netted 13 points. son-high of 33 points as Wash LeBlanc, Thumauer, Teets (M) Jankowski 1 1 3 Umpires vrill hold an important of 631 points set by Paul Zajac weeks with a severe groin Inju- .up at’ Louis C'ardlnala to the things close until the final min AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) plons he was hailed as a coach track meet getting down to the In other high school action TOLLAND — Front-running The Knights’ Joe Peters drop ington went on its biggest scor 1:67.6 S 80 No Racing utes. ing genius but he commented: 1%-yard line,” he said of the South Wondsor High (14-1) roll South Windsor High romped to TolaJs % m..Uns n.x, “'■W Ih. • ry^ Ph.ipMrPMSroort.S' Sports Schedule ing spree of the campaign at Al Darrell Royal, an intense 200 free style — Dunlap (M), ped in 21 points with Court Tolland (49) at St. Bridget School. New ap- Roller Derby has elated a game The Knicks moved to a 62-47 baseball’s reserve clause vlo- Baylor and Texas Christian "I just hope that people wUl re winning score. “ There we ed past Tolland High (4-11), their ninth consecutive NCXX: B F Pta PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) buquerque, N.M. Larry Brown football coach who never Petriss (W), James (W), 2:12.5 Hamed addlqg 13 points. remained tied (or the Southwest WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4 member that I’m still the same knocked it in.” 89-49, Stafford High (10-6), top victory over newcomer ’Tolland Gumon 7 1 15 pllcanU are invited. Written at the Eastern States Coliseum, halftime lead behind Walt Fra- anti-trust laws The re _ Narrangansett Park hung and Ira Harge added 19 and 18 underrates anybody even 50 free style — Walden (M), BOLTON — Non-league mem Roths 4 5 13 exams will be given in March West Springfield, Sunday as zler’s 19 points and then coasted ^g^ve clause binds a player to Conference lead. The Bears Cheney Tech at Ellis Tech coach when the worm turns, Sounded like he might be ped Ellington High (6-10), 75-66, High. Jedrowskl 3 1 7 out the “ No Racing” sign respectively, for the Caps, who after a perfect season, is Beok (W,) Schambuck (W), ber East Granby turned back 4 0 8 following several clinic dates to part of its annual 160-game na- as Willis Reed hit 17 of his 21 jg^^ is traded or nipped Southern Methodist 83-81 Morse College at Manchester Denver star Spencer Hay and it’s gonna turn.” thinking about a putt on a golf and East Granby (9-7) defeat As expected the Bobcats’ Tom Rego today while struggling to re 24.3. Bolton for the Bulldogs’ eighth Romuivdo 3 0 S be announced . . . One skier • Uonwlde tour aimed at bring;ing points in the final half and fin- in overtime and the Homed C.C not resting on his laurels So when his victory string fell course where he is a familiar ed Bolton High (3-12), 59-50, in a Roy paced the scoring with 28 pair a track flooded and pot wood to 16. 200 individual medley — Pas consecutive defeat. The win was Frogs ran away from Texas 80- Ansaldi vs. Jets frtim his second national off some, he hastened to de figure. He once played his close non-league battle. points, with Terry Stoddard net Totofla ” 2 1 " 7 4Q suggests that the Northvlew ski the skate game to those areas ished with 26 rebounds. Injuries judge Cooper compared him- ted by heavy rain and thaw tel (M), Turklngton (M), Bolt Granby’s ninth. area be rechristened Snothvlew whose only exposure is via T.V. to Jeff Mullins and Clyde Lee of gg„ umpire who ’’calls 55. Texas Tech trounced Texas Moriarty’s vs. West Sides championship in seven clare: "Longhorn fans are find friend. Coach Frank Broyles of PORTLAND — Putting every ting 15 points. Jolm Boss! finish Coventry (43)i) ing weather. RECORD-BREAKING TEAM (W) 2:27.1 B F Pta A&M 84-66 and Rice beat Arkan Rifle—Manchester at Choate years — he’s beating the ing out what I’ve known all Arkansas, a marathon match. thing together, a fuU court ed the double digit scoring with Larry Stoudt led the winners Skill Ski Slope! On tour will be the world- San Francisco also helped. them as he sees them.” AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Diving — Riquier (W), Turk- Papanos 3 0 6 • • • champion Northeast Braves, Rookie Jo Jo White had 23 Track officials decided to Prep along—I ain’t no genius.” press, steals, blocked shots and 10 markers (or the winners. in scoring with 26 points and Stevenson 3 7 13 "That I shall do,” he said. sas 76-69 in other SWC games. Colo. (AP) — The 1969 football bushes for material that They went 90 holes. Another ington (M), Wojick (W). close Tuesday until Friday. THURSDAY, FEB. 5 However, it didn’t dim his at scoring, Coventry High turned teammate Perry Comeau added .Schmidt 2 0 4 j| , who clipped the defending points and John Havlicek 21 as Army, the nation’s No. 1 de team at the U.S. Air Force might win him another one. time they practically wore out 100 butterfly — Thumauer Tolland’s high man was Ron Morse 3 3 9 „ „ . r. . j . . "You’ve thrown the ball to me There was a three-horse spill Center Billards vs. Grren tractiveness. While his record 10 points. 4 Bay Bombers. 60-66, in playoff Boston pulled away to a 46-41 j „ fensive team, turned back Rut Royal, with a gaudy 108-28-4 pro golf star Miller Barber with back a stubborn Portland five in Gunmian with 15 points and Bud Perracihdo 2 1 In Monday’s eighth race. Academy set or tied 64 school was only 4-3 Oklahoma, his (Ml, Bolt (W) Shaw (W) ’Trask 2 1 6 Goal of Manager Gene Mauch September at Sari halftime lead against the (rl^d Arthur J. Goldberg, a former gers 61-52. Manor record in 13 years at the Univer 54 holes in a single day. a Charter Oak Conference bat Koths with 13 points. ’The loser was paced by Don Boisvert 1 0 0 records. alma mater, made him a mag 100 free style — K. Scham with the Montreal Expos is to Francisco’s Cow Palace. Coach- Bulls and had little trouble supreme Court associate justice sity of Texas, thinks about his Royal was asked before the tle. — South Windsor held a 52-23 Roser with 16 points. Eric Geer nificent offer to coach there. buck (W), Oleksinski (M), Totals i7 12 4B win 70 games in National Braves is 30-year-old and former ambassador to the three years in a row that Notre Dame game if he had any Kasel (M), 57.4 Corventriy trailed 14-3 and 22-10 halftime score which shows the and Pete Hanson netted 10 Portland (41) He turned it down with the in the first half before staging strength of the Bobcats. points apiece. League play this season . . . Ronnie Robinson, eldest son of SeatUe overcame a 59-63 h^f- Nations, who is repre- showed 6-4 and says there’ll be new stuff to show the Irish. 100 back stroke — Walch (M), Bateman statement that he was quite "Nope, we’re gonna dance with ' Boston Red Sox open at home former boxing great Sugar Ray time deficit behind Bob Rules genting Flood, told the court: no more of that if he can help it. Riquier (W), Angel (M) 1:09.0 Hall __ I _ Robinson ____ . . . AA free«__ basketball_A«. OQ 29 pointsM n and OO 23 Wv*by D ISobavVv Boozer » happy at Texas. the one what brung us.” Mean Swoneon against New York April 14 “ Flood decided he cannot play "I ran all over the coimtry re- 400 free style — James (W), Debar! Curt Gowdy Jr., son of t h e teaching clinic is planned be- for a 116.113 le ^ that stood up. ,,, j gystem -and I ing, he would ride with the Csere ceiving honors and awards and Petrus (W), Pastel (M) 4:49.1 Ronmneck famous television sports an- tore Sunday’s afternoon Hart- Phoenix victory over Phlla- g „g g He is not willing to be m S s Z ” hes i n ^ ^ ’ he '^*'at he considered to be ^ r pjays that brought him a 10-0 100 breast stroke — LeBlanc maxing speecnes m iw” . PA records; he never gave any idea record. Totals 15 41 nounoer, is a high school hockey tord Caps-Blnghampton Flyers delphla moved the Suns into a servitude, explained. "I had just won tiie that he didn’t consider victory (M), Isham (W), Aronson (M) goalie . . . Red Klotz, at 49, is game at Bloomfield High tie (or third place in the West- •■Football operates under F Royal doesn’t go in (or the in 1 : 12.8 national championship and was Important and that he wanted to Stafford (75) still going strong as coach of School. ern Division with the Chicago anti-trust laws ^ d 'seem s to be spirational talks to fire his team 400 free relay — Walden, P PtB Caldol in demand. Well, I didn’t spend have as many of them as possi HQiman the opposition for the Harlem The Caps have moved the doing pretty well.” up. He approaches it from the Teets, Oleksinski, Dunlap (M) Netto enough time recruiting and my ble—or that Uie fans wanted. Globetrotters. Klotz. a former game time to a 3 starting time. Phoenix broke the close game Atty. Mark F. Huehes reore- most practical standpoint. 3:63.3 Gtoatonl x m A ____ _i______A • ______i_ _ A AA..AAP .. ... •___ /\r\An uHfVi mlviiifaa lA#f ’ * record reaUy suffered.” CiajnpboiU NBA performer, showed up in a Commencing at 2:16 p.m., form- “ P f" senting the major leagues, and "I just hope,” he commented, There was the day when Okla Niomitz He vowed he never again "that we never reach the point homa was leading 7-0 at half Smith recent national video feature er UConn great, Wes Bialosuk- outscoring the 76ers 9-1. Connie Porter, counsel for the would let pleasure interfere where a defeat is not big news.” time. "There’s a heckuva fight Palmer wearing a hair piece that made nla, and other members of the Ha.wkli« collected six of the bggg,,all commissioner, denied with business, like speaking at Royal never underrates the going on out there,” he told the Totals 30 15 76 him look 20 years younger. He Caps, will conduct a clinic (or “ > g*ve the Suns a com- .^^g violation of antl- ElUnirton (56) has to be coach of the "losing- all interested children. manding seven- point lead. multiple banquets per week in- opposition no matter how widely team in the dressing room. P PtB stead of shaking the bushes for his strength is heralded. His "Why don’t you get in on it?” Hamed 1 18 est” team In all basketball his- The clinic will feature shoot- Billy (Junningham kept Phila- ^ g Supreme Court in schoolboy football stars. Schulze team was favored to beat Ar Texas scored in the last half Peters tory as the Trotters don’t lose ing, passing and dribbling tech- delphia in contention with 40 previous decisions, upheld Royal has been one of the bus kansas for the conference title to win 9-7. Bedard to their hand-picked foes. . . nlques. points while Hawklrw and Gall Gagne iest coaches in the business and a big leap toward the na He always sees the strong GOP WOMEN —Jan Leon Mathews ______Goodrich topped Phoenix with ^ inter-state com- since coming to Texas in 1957 ard 183-177-189-649, Grotchen Champ — ------28 points each. morce. tional championship last Dec. 6. points of the opposition above Hanv» and starting a fabulous record "They’re gonna come after us his own. Sage 18-471, Clara -Wallett 180, that included averagfing more with their eyes pulled up like In 1961 when Texas seemed Grayce Shea 463. Totals 33 10 SB than eight victories per season, BBS,” he warned. headed lor a possible national Ro«t Oranby (39) Ended 17 Years of Obscurity FLORAL — Beverly Mac- B P PtB College Athletes winning three Southwest Confer He also had this observation: title. Royal had this to say f^achlan 175-191-478, Wanda Grover 1 ence championships and tying "W e’re beginning to develop about Texas Christian before his Ooncou 4 COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL (or three more and taking na Smith 190, Janet Wright 451, HOWIE HAMPTON CHARLIE WHELAN GEORGE PELLETIER Stoudt 12 some difficult fans. They don’t Longhorns played the Horned Nichioi.son 4 tional crowns in 1963 and 1969. Frogs: "They don’t play against Eleanor MacLachlan 452, Ethel Sharp 3 understand there’s no such per DUCKPIN ENTRIES —Start entries include John Rieder, Rit Mack, Howie Hampton, Herb Santos 0 Look, Get Help Quiet Determination TUNE UP He played in 10 bowl games us like they play against other Tedford 473, Arlene Lapointe son as King Kong and that when 471. ing field for the Men’s and Alkas, Charlie Whelan, George Stedman, Joe Rossetto, Joe Sca- Install brand new national Most 6 Cylinders along the way, meaning he had people. They’re in a different TVrtaJs 24 31 59 NEW YORK (A P)— This in the season when college you start thinking there is, you Women’s Duckpin Bowling Pelletier, Norm Lelonde, Earl ta and Bob Boroch. Bolton (SO). brand spark plugs, new 11 games in all except three humor when they play us.” footbair players dream of fat bonus payments, solid can get ready to wipe your SNOW WHITE —Helen Florek Tournaments jumped to 48 and Cox, Charlie B. Van Riper, Bob Joining the Women's Division P Pta Marks Brown Career points, condenser, rotor; seasons. So, the new NCAA rule bioouy nose.” Texas had an 8-0 record, Tex- Hannon 0 ID adjust carburetor and tim 135. 12 today with additional entries Boroch, Mai Darling. are Leslie and Kitty Slbninsz, Roser 6 16 gold Cadillacs and six-figure contracts. However, the PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (A P)— Pete Brown is a soft- that allows 11 games per year is Texas had to come from be Longhoms were heavy favor- being received. Play starts Fri Also, Dick Krol, Mike Den- Gloria Darling, Kay Scabies, Bavler 1 3 number of instant millionaires on campus has declined ing. nothing new to the busy Royal. hind to beat Arkansas 15-14 with as Christian was 2-4-1 and the Ba-storache spoken, reticent guy whose career has been marked by TEE TOTALERS — Rita Han day and will continue thru Su- hup, Dave Duchemin, Fred Beverly Pohlmann and Chick Geer sharply in recent years. MOST 8 CYLINDERS 15.88 11.88 Now he’ll have 12, if he likes. Ites. But Sonny Gibbs threw a Duane Thomas of West Texas quiet determination. Royal calling a pass from the na 463, Arlee Foley 178-472, day at the Holiday Lanes. Mai Oakes, Marc Chartler, John Berzenski. Boyd The time has come for the col tour imder the financial spon Cars with air conditioning Texas beat Notre Dame 21-17 50-yard pass to Buddy lies and Ruftn State. Hardman is a defensive He’s the product of the caddy an adltlonal S3 INCLUDING PARTS ’Texas 43 with fourth down and Theresa Llndberg 474, Betty lege athletes to deal, either per sorship of pro football star Jim AN D LABOR in the (Jotton Bowl last Jan. 1, Texas Christian won 6-0 in a Totals end who was drafted by the San ranks on segregated courses in three to go and less than five Haels 182-460, Lods Lowe 177- 18 U 60 sonally or though their agents, Brown, no relation. running its winning streak to 20 major upset. Francisco 49ers and was the the South, of assistant jobs at minutes to play. Arkansas was 192-176-545. with the professional clubs who’ He won only $920 his first games in a row. It also was Royal came to Texas in 1966 Jacksonville's Art Gilmore ninth player selected among the little-known clubs, up from the leading 14-8. James Street threw drafted them. In some cases It year, then followed with his big Royal’s sixth bowl triumph after the Longhorns had fallen Swim Queen 442 who were taken in the full 17 qualifying ranks and a victor to Randy Peschel on the Airkan- ELKS — Ed Schworm 136- is an ego shattering experience. gest season!! He became the NATIONALLY ADVERTISED to a 1-9 record—the worst in rounds. Thomas is a running over polio. against three losses and one tie. sas 13 to set up the winning Tex 360, Tony Desimone 144-367, first of his race to win on the Royal thinks people overdo their history. His first season Good Enough Now ior Pros Norman Young Is one of those back, grabbed by the DaUas Brown, one of the few Ne as touchdown. Dick Krol 137-369, Robert ’Tal- D eb Meyer pro tour with a triumph In the things with their football hyste found him with 6-3-1 and it got agents—or management con (Jowboys as No. 23. groes on the pro golf tour, end EXIDE GO* Asked why he called the play. madge 142-366, Joe Cataldl 137- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)— from far off it was a pure acci Waco Turner Open, a victory ria these days. him into the Sugar Bowl against sultants, as he "prefers to be When and if the contracts are ed 17 years of obscurity when Royal, a man of homespun phi 356. It’s an overgrown country town dent.” that brought him only $2,700. ’"There’s a lot of hero worship Mississippi. known. He operates the firm of negotiated. Young’s firm will he caught the nation’s fancy ULTRA START BATTERY losophy and directness, replied: famed for the Gator Bowl, a Williams pounded the slde- Honor Guest Brown, the father of four in football,” he declares. "I ’d Mississippi won 39-7 and Roy Probus (pro business) Manage take 10 per cent as a fee. This last week -with a gripping "in a case like that, you just REC — Leon Smith IBS,.,Mike Trinity 'Wins northern-flowing river and being walks of Jacksonville, knocked daughters, made $21,796 that like '4o squash it down to an al observed: "We were outper- SACRAMEJNTO, Calif. (AP) — ment, Inc. with his wife, Lenore, covers such services as prepar charge that swept him past suck it up and pick a number. Zwlck 148-402, Ted Chambers the Free World’s largest city in on doors and was a classy bas year, but slipped to $9,441 the even level—not too much pi^lse sonneled.” HARTFORD (AP) — ’Trinity Debbie Meyer, the world’s reign and several assistants in subur ing tax' returns, handling of Jack Nlcklaus and England’s 5^! WITH There’s no logic to it. Just a 144-355, Bob Guthrie 140-871, measurable dlrtland. ketball beggar. He finally form following sciason and didn’t LOW when we win and not so much That was the biggest margin won a 106-98 basketball victory ing swim queen, was honored ban White Plains, N.Y. The money for living expenses and Tony Jacklin in the Andy Wll- hunch.” Butch Carlin 141-358, Otto ed the Dolphin Century Club, make more until last year, PRICED TRADE criticism when we don’t. We’re Royal always did tend toward Royal ever lost by while at Tex over Union Tuesday night, led There’s 800 square miles here Tuesday night with a silver company offers a complete conservative investments in liams-San Diego Open Golf 26.99 Mayer 385, John Mack 378, Fred getting $100 a head out of join when he won $20,893 in 36 tourn not going to be up there forever as. This happened Jan. 1, 1958. by a strong rebounding perform covered by 525,000 humans, a trophy representing her selec management package to the stocks or business ventures, Tournament. a simple, basic explanation be Baker 357, Gene Parker 352. ers and promising them the best aments. GO* Power for the life of your car. Lifetime* Free Replace In the ensuing 11 years the ance from captain Joe Panta- billion pine trees and one slight tion as Female Athlete of the athlete. publicity and aid in securing off A national television audience COMPLETE LUBE & and I’d like to be thought of the hind success or (allure. Some seats in return. Brown, one of the gallery fa ment. Capacitv second to none. 74 ampere hours at the 20 same way at both levels.” worst beating Texas received lone. ly Inhuman 7-foot-2 basketball Year, as chosen in The Asso If the athlete desires. Young’s season employment. The firm watched him swing a club in hour rate. 990% greater starting power at zero dagraat. Poly times it may be a little too sim- One of Williams’s disappoint vorites today in the first round At some points, Trinity's lead player. ciated Press’ 39th annual poll. people will bank his pay check, provides a monthly statement of apparent nervousness as he OIL CHANGEOVER propylene one-piece cover epoxy bonded to container. Royal’s 6-4 records came in pie as evidenced by this reply to was by 17 points. ments is that the local Gator of the $126,000 Bob Hope Desert 1965-66-67. ’That’s considered a Royal holds a wide edge over Crosstown Match was as much as 20 points in "Artis Gilmore is good enough Miss Meyer, 17, a senior at Invest his money, make out his the client’s financial picture. waited (or Jacklin to tee off the question of what led to a Bowl basketball tournament has the fTrot 'ho'le” of'their'Slid- Classic, was born In Mlsslsslp- the second half. Trinity led 44- a suburban Sacramento high ” I think the average athlete in Drain old oil and rafill with (airly good mark but with Royal fourth down and two passes be his fellow conference members, right now to make or break a never invited the Dolphins. ” I tax returns and help him build a pi and learned his golf as a even Arkansas, which has Taken by Eagles 37 at half-time. pro franchise the way Lew Alcln- school, won three gold medals publicity Image. needs somebody to help him den death playoff (or the $30,- national brand oil. Install it was mediocre since he had fore the winning touchdown guess we’re not good enough,” caddy on a formula of “ play Pantalone collected 23 re at the 1968 Olympic Games in when he gets into the business 000 first prize. new oil filter. Complete compiled such a great record up igainst Notre Dame: "About a played him close most of the dor did," says Jacksonville Uni he said. “ They drew less than Young, an accountant, tax ex- three holes and run.’” time. Five of 13 games have Completing their wrestling bounds and led Trinity scoring versity cage recruiter Tom Was- Mexico City and continued to pert and business manager of world,” said Young. “ You ” It wasn’t that, being nerv lubrication; check differ until the so-called "slump.” 60-yard drive." 5,000 to see .Florida play Florida “ We’d get out real early, six ential and rear end. Check schedule last week, Manchester with 24 points. Jim Tedesco win swim honors last year. doctors before he formed his would be surprised how many ous, so much as I’ve got to After his 1963 national cham- "We didn’t exactly have a seen only a one point difference. din. "He’s a superman in sneak State in their finals in Decem or seven, in the morning before air filter and PCV valve. High competed against Cross paced Union with 36 points. ers." ” I want to thank everyone own company, says he repre- doctors have business problems, keep moving or my muscles INCLUDING PARTS town foe East Catholic yester ber, but we’ll have to get along anybody else was there, or just Gilmore has lifted Jackson who’s helped me achieve this sents 13 of the collegians recent- They’re so engrossed in their stiffen up,” Brown said. AND LABOR day afternoon only to get an with things like our turn-away before dark, play three holes ville in his bony hands to the award,” the blonde teen-ager ly drafted by pro football__ _ teams, _ work _ that they neglect mich That’s a hold-over from a po- other setback. The powerful Ea UConng Prevail crowd of 9,000 against Miami and run,” he recalled. top 10 of the college basketball told a dinner audience of 400. Among them are two first-round things as fees, income tax and Ho- attack that had Brown bed- gles crumbled the Indians, 42-7. and the upcoming 10,000 sellout NEW YORK (AP)-Connectl- world and the once-smalltime Debbie, 17, received the picks, Cedric Hardman and general management.” ridden (or aboue 12 months in East upped their record to 7-4-1. —with some, new seats put in— cut won a 66-64 basketball vic Dolphins are almost certain to trophy from George Zaharlas, 1066-57. He still has muscular SUMMARY: 101 lb. class — (or the Florida State rematch tory over Fordham Tuesday get their pick of NCAA or NIT the former champion wrestler, trouble In his back, arms and Plavell (M) ^on on forfeit; 110 Feb. 18.” night, on the strength of two post - season tournament Spots who presents it yearly In mem legs, “ just all over,” he said. Savino (EC) won on forfeit; 116- Gilmore has pledged to duck Mental Attitude of Carlos “ I have to take off about ev MEN’S 4 free throws dropped in by soph barring a catastrophe. ory of his late wife. Babe Did- shady pro agents, who have al Manganello (EC) dec. Lescroart rickson Zaharlas. ery fourth week or so for a omore Bob Taylor with five s p Jacksonville’s rise has been ready been calling. ” I want my INSTALL NEW 4 2-0; 126-Morin (EC) dec. Kee- ends to play. phenomenal. The Dolphins are Zaharlas urged Debbie to go rest,” Brown explained. ONE BALL ley; 3; 133-Kempe (EC) pinned college diploma worsiftthan any Supei^rior to ^ AU Those Cats’ Taylor had scored four points 16-1 and ranked elglith in The to the 1972 Olympic Games In At 86, he has been a pro .Clarke 2.23; 140-Brown (EC) thing in the world,” said Gil TOURNAMENT SHOCK ABSORBERS before going to the foul line. Associated Press major college Germany, and then "come back since age 18 and has been on 'pinned Dodge 1:22; 148-Longo more, (rom a poor, Chipley, 8AN DIEGO (A P)-^ohn Car expects a big salary (rom the It was the 10th victory in 16 poll. They were sixth until Flori and let me give this trophy Eagles. Without quoting a spe the tour since 1963. But he was (EC) dec. Pierce 10-2; 158-Thur- Fla., family of 10. "Second los, the world’s fastest human, an unknown until he came out games for Connecticut. Ford- da State, now 12th, knocked the to you again.” cific figure, he said: MONs^UN. ston (EC) dec. Clarke 10-0; 168- worse I want to win the NCAA. says unabashedly he’ll be just of the pack with that spark liam has an 8-10 record so far off 89-83 last week. Debbie replied she definitely “ I $1 Happeny (EC) dec. Roberts 13- The pros can wait their turn.” told 'em we’d start at ling, seven-under-par 66 on the this year. "In one word — recruiting is plana to aim for more gold med as unbeatable as a pro football and PRECISION FRONT END 3; 178-Leahy (EXJ) won on tor- million work down to some the answer,’’ said coach Joe als In the 1972 Olympics at Mu player as he Is sprinting the thing decent. I don’t want to (Inal round at San Diego, Holiday Lanes 2 9.99 feU; 198-Powers (EC) won on FIUON LED IN WINNERS Brown, a 6-(oot-l, 195-pounder Cherry injured Williams when asked (or his nich, Germany. 100-yard dash. Start at $400,000 and work up ALIGNMENT . forl|elt; Unlimited — Richter CHIOAGO (AP) — Herve Fi- and one of the longest hitters formula.. “ It didn’t come as Telegrams of congratulation “ My mental attitude is super to a million.” Align front end; correct II^STALLED FREE I (E^C) tied Bilodeau 2-2. PHILADELPHIA (AP) —• lion, brilliant 29-year-old train among the tourists, joined the Dick Cherry, a' defenseman with quickly,I as |lt might seem. We came from President Nixon, ior to Jimmy Hines, Bob Hayes \( CaiCarlos, who attended San Jose cam ber, caster, toe-in. er-driver from Angers, Que., the Philadelphia Flyers of the sweated blood a halfdozen years Health, Education and Welfare and all thoee bats,” Carlos said | state; doesn’t think he’9 handl- In ta ct er)tira front and, Greater control under all road conditions; battar braking and •MANTLE TO HELP ' but bne man like Artis Gilmore won North America’s ^ harness Secretary Robert H. Finch and Tuesday of other top sprinters capped by lack d( college grid- steering wheel assembly, stearing. Restricts and controls spring motion. For meet National Hockey League, will shock absorbers, springs. miss the next three games be can turn it into a party over racing driving honors with 394 Gov. Reagan and Peggy Flem whp have gone Into pro football. Iron experience. “ I’ll be so rich American cars. f o r t LAUDERDALE, Fla. winners in 1969, reports the Har We've Moved Dthar can at comparabla Mott Fords. (■^1 — Mickey Mantle, who an cause of a broken toe on his left night. ing, the 1968 award winner In “ They think they can be beat. I’ll throw my track shoes in low pricts. Plymouths Rex Morgan has taken his ness Tracks o< America. S EE DUR LDW PRICES D N HEAVY DUTY nounced his retirement from foot. a close ballot count over Deb I can’t be beat. I’ll just apply a (ire.. Cars with torsion bsrs or g \ g \ step down to second bemana well In 1968 F’ilion set a record bie. air condltjanlng, extra A . U U IsH^pCK ABSDpBERSSi L^DAD LEVELERsj ) here last sprtng, will join the that attitude to football.” “ I haven’t played college VILLAGE BARBER SHOP and is one of Gilmore’s big with 407 victories. The 24-year-old native of Now New York Yankees staff of ball,” he said. “ But I’ve played METS VS. YANKEES boosters. The 6-(oot-6 senior York City, who shares the world quite a bit of street football. IS NOW AT eight Instructors during spring NEW YORK (AP) — When A 7-FOOT-4 SOPHOMORE College BadkelbaH training. from Charleston, III., averaged record of 9.1 seconds In the And to me street ball is more the Yankees and Mets meet in 27 points last season on a 17-7 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — E ast l(X>-yard dash, was the Philadel- important than college ball. I’ve The staff under manager the annual Mayor’s Trophy club that was the wlnningest Vanderbilt sophomore Steve Boston (Joll. 88, Mass. 76 phia Eagles’ isth-roiind draft taken some hard knocks on con- 312 MAIN STREET SALE: thro Sot. Ralph Houk CHARGE MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Hei. includes Harry game in Yankee Stadium on Djxie independent. Turner is the tallest man In col Connecticut 66, Fordham 64 choice. Crete playing in the street and (Eomerly 387 Center S t) Crtiit, Gene Wofxlllng, Cloyd Monday night, Aug. 17, the legiate basketball this season. YOUR OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT When Williams came to Jack Army 61, Rutgers 62 Although he wasn’t a high come back to play again the EXCEPT SAT. 'TIL 6;P0 P.M, Boyer, Steve Souchock, Frank game will start at 7 o'clock. The sonville frq/in a high school He's 7Hfeet-4. , St. Bonaventure 131,' Belmont d i^ t choice, Carlos t(dd the San next day.','/ NO WATTING PURCHASE EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY ^ Verdi, Lamar North and Glyde chances are it will be a nine-in- coaching job six years ago he "It never dawned on me that I Abby 64 Diego Sportscaaters • Sports- He plans to add 20 pounds 2 BARBERS — BOB and EMILE Kluttr. Most of the staff will nlng game because the Yankees had a recruiting, budget of $250. was going to be unusually tall,” Colgate 76, Ithaca 71 writers Association meeting he to his 6-(oot-S, 206-pound frame. move in mid-March to the Yan-. that night must catch, a plane "Wo recruited with penny poet says Turner. ” I went around a St John’s N.Y. 66, Rhode Is. kees minor league training base for a game the next day against cards in the old days,” smiled lot with my dad when I was 40, suspended game to be com at nearby Hollywood. the Minnesota Twins. f Williams. ” If vve. got anybody younger. He’s fffeet-?.” plete Feb, 4. y , • /■ 1 4 j 1 -A ■ A.. A- ^ . V; !...h .7- • . ■\\ '■ - ■■ ■ 1 ' ■ \ \\ "V \ V > • , \ . \\ W \ • • A \ \ \\ Y . ^ \ \ ' i' ' ' 7 V '\ \ : \\ >. \ \, ' •* \N;' I n \ \- ' ' -•■v- n' V ■ ■ > ■ '■ ' ,'■■ -\ ■■ . 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You'll find our com volcano 30 F irs t m an ing!. typing In my home or er. YTHEAM W HATS ) ATS IT, TO' WHOLE .OKAY, OKAY, BUT ...THERE IS AN EASIER Truman---- 45 Waste next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible tor only ONE In pany a pleasant one to work in, MAN.THAT V IDEA WAS WEU.N060C ) HEB RIGHT, WAY T'TAKE THAT GUY (Bib.) your office. 870-0418. LEFT O F 'IM/ y z e b ; E A S iT 19 Lake bird 13 Biblical allowance correct or omitted Insertion for any advertlsenient and then P O E S IT FLYIN' BUSINESS) FDR TH' ASKED YOU! J THOUGH, BAUDY.. ON TH' HILL.' prophet 32 Amount Millilwry. with above average fringe bene ISSTRICBY . I BIRDS, IF 21 Dowry 34 Asseverate 47 Unit of work only to the extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errors which TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — fits, convenient free parking and NOW.' 22 English river 18 Mine 48 Version (ab.) do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be Drtssmoking 19 Offseit Pressman FORTH' eiRDS! /YASR ME! entrance 38 Greek ' Trees cut, building lots clear- •_____ in-Qlant (/afeterla. Apply - - - 25 Narrative mountain 49 Greek letter corrected by "nuke good” Insertiois. poem 20 Asian 51 Yellow bugle ed, trees topped. Got a tree MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking country 40 Bathes WANT MORE PAY? r i ' - 1 27 Moves slightly 41 Soft-stemmed plant problem! Well worth phone and alterations, expert work FIRST NA'nONAL M i a <5RgAT6sr 29 Mexican 22 God (Fr.) (Rockvine, Too Free) call. 742-8202. manship. 06 E. Center St., 049- News Press needs an exper peopoassfijAce* national hero STORES, INC. s i 'fX 5 6 7 8 9 IT 8038. ienced Chief 16 operator. 31 Sly looks r " 2 3 4 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also TIA M V t N« OH ___I 643-2711 875-3136 PARK & OAKiJtND AVE. Full-time, days, overtime, 32 City in France 13 moving large appliances. Burn TT 12 9 benefits, future. 33 Asian ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- Moving— T rucking— EAST HARTPXIRD, C»NN. mountain T i~ TT 1776. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS range L Storag* 20 DON VALLERA 236-5884 35 Soviet 16 i F Trouble Rea^iing Our Advertiser? ODD JOBS, light trucking, MANCHESTER -Delivery-light SECRETARY for dental office mountain L 10^24*7HI |9 k j 5T a carpentry, miscellaneous re In Hartford, experienced pre HOLD ON/ 1 CAN’T IMAOlNE range m n trucking and package delivery. PLUMBER and plumber's help WHV CAM'T 1 FiUlSH CLEANIN' .VNV 36 All the time F m ■ 28 24-Hour Answering Servlet pairs, etc., good service and ferred. Call 522-9137. A-4 I^COM WHEN 1 fiETBACKr.AN' W HATs HIS PARENTS RElJUlRINS 25" 55^ TT Refrigerators, washers and 1970 Ir MCA, Ik . ers wanted. Year 'round work. N O T H IN O FRO^^ HI,V^•■I'P 37 Family mem 1 low prices. 643-7218. W RONC. W ITH A^E DO IN' M Y HOMIB - ■ stove moving, specialty. Fold BOOKKEEPING and Clerical, Good wages, overtime. After 0 , W O R K l a t e r t o n i g h t ? fiOLPIE'S LIKE TO HEAR WHAT HE 1 ' ber (coll.) 30 5P H Free to Herald Readers 'Look at this! Nixon wants me to be the qew head'of diversified work. Full - time. ' a l l o w e d t o .' A N ' C A N 'T S O M E B O D Y HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT... J 38 Unclose J 1 □ DRY WALL — remodeling — ing chairs for rent. 640-0702. p.m., 646-4623. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS OH, GO LDIE.'___ 3T Apply in person, Oaer ELSE TAKE OUT TH' TRASH FOR (poet.) J Want Information on >/ 4. V - V ■„ . V •V I I V- V; \ \, V H '' .A -V, ■ ■■ \ >v ■\ 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUu ;Y 4. 1970 \ ^ ^ . , ■ \ • ' J ^ A 6 E t W'TY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1070 PAGE THIRTY-ONIJ il\ SHORTEN ^nd WHIPPLE Out of Town Houses For Sale 72 Help Wanted— THERF OUGHTA BE A LAW \, For Rent 66 Out of Town Male or Female 37 Houfos For Solo 72 Housos For Sa!o 72 Ijiiouses For So!o 72 Out of Town Row Manche.stoi' For Sold 75 For Sole 75 HEBRON—Wall St.—Avnllnblo BRAND NEW and beautiful! Ma n c h e s t e r MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape PET SHOP L ife^ l u m p s - ' come OM! T L o st IN OHIO vje'r elo st' Wheels of Government CLASSIFIED nME’RE. /.'HE CAR 6ET March 1st. 4 rooms, first floor, CONVENIENTLY Georgeous Ranch with lovely A RARE ITEM!! vwlth 3 bedrooms, living room . uLLAND FULL-TIME ANP 'ibURORLV .IN TWO- carpeting and. appliances, $176 GONRA ( A REFtlRP O** dTATES.'’ family room and double fire B-room Colonial in one of has fireplace and wall to wall .South Windsor Put your creative ability to GetOUR\-m£B3PCORR, WAP IS For. monthly. 646-0882 , 640-2871. LIX'ATED place on lovely treed lot. Mr Manche-stcr’s finest areas READY TO GO!! use.' A Connecticut- Company TEXAS- carpeting, den or dining room, MOREV- - ' ^ t o o ! ^ Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- close to everything. 2V4 family sized kltch 'n. Good buy UNUSUALLY ADVERTISING »l.s willing to tench you the ROCKVILLE — New 3>,4-room 8-room Ranch available for Lubrieated Re Oil Spills HACK! 1413. baths, first, floor family pi't business. Must enjoy apartments with private ter Three • bcdi'oom Colonial, at $22,900 Wolverton Agency, ■Immediate oei:upancy. 2 ATTRACTIVE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS race and pool. Including heat, one-year young. 114 baths, room, 24 ft, living room. 4 Realtors, 649-2813. baths, bullt-lns, flreplaced WASHINGTON (AP) — 'There At Santa Barbara, Ine best —the tough now regulations, the u-orking with people and anl- BRAND NEW 8-rooni, four bed- bedrooms and a host of Beautifully designed 4-bed- ni.sJs. Good pay. This is not hot Water, all appliances, car forma] dining I'oom, large living room, paneled Roe were bigger oil spills, but It was science could do was inop up contingency plan revisions, the 8 AJtf. to 4:30 PJtt. room Dutch Colonial. Hilltop other extras. Exceptional MANCHESTER Garrison Colo room (tolonlal with stone a -roullne iob. Apply: peting. $150. Rockland Ter living room with flreplaced room, wall to wall carpeting the Santa Barbara disaster jus^ the oil with straw after It hit the expected legislation and the In- I fifB high location, scenic view. For buy at $40,900. Call J. Gor nial, 6 rooms, oversized front, spacious living room race Apartments, Highland feature wall, eat-ln Itltchon garage. I»vely % acre one year ago that finally lubrl- beach. temaUonal agreement-” glve 0 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT KINGS PET SHOP with dl.shwasher and bullt- details, Mr. Merritt, Belfiore don, 649-5306. garage, lV!i baths, fireplace, wooded lot highlights) this with fireplace, paneled fum-. MANCHESTER ...... Ave., 8t2 4046, 878-3776. Agency, 647-1418. i i Ily room, large foyer, ”21(1 ciited the creaky wheels of gov- ‘"The technplogy to mitigate section ” ins. I»ts of house, $26,900. combination storms, beautiful fine home. $.30,900. 649-5306. emmenl. oil spills jilst doesn’t exist,” . ^ « ;S0 PJM. DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION PARKADE ly landscaped lot, $27,500. Call baths, 2-car garage, exqui And Santa Barbara can claim COMPLETE eomputer- B & W Today, while driblets of oil said Blglane. ” Some people say fn.«iiHni> (or Saturday and Monda.v is 4:80 p.m. Frida.i ASK for Mr. Secore. ' Warren E. Howlahd, Realtor, site . kitchen with all bullt- the unwanted distinction of Business Property .lACQUELINE- ized service, plus a profession BARROWS and WAIJ-AfJE Co. B & W ins, $47,500. still streak the sea off the Call- straw is pretty primitive. But at al, full-time sales staff. Call 64^-1108. For Solo 70 ROBERTS AGENCY Manchester Parkade BARROWS and WALI.ACE (to. lornl., tn-Jed.,.l ' -S’ “ T m 'U T jf’’'iwlti™ TODB OOOPKRATION WILL |«| A| 1 Situations W o n t e d - us. we work. Belfiore Ageney, Manchester 649-5306 MANCHESTER Immaculate Mnnc:hesler Parkade BK APPRECIATED l/IMIs I I 040-3339 647-1413. JACQUELINE- Female 38 MANCTIESTER — 20,000 square six-room Cape, recreation Manchester 649-5306 “En w h , , . . .. kROOi OFF 7RAT RANCH— Modern kitchen with ROBERTS AGENCYn years against the growing oil pollution convention was departmental act n , foot masonry industrial build- _ VACANT RANCH — 7‘/4 rooms, room, garage, stable, IV2 acres WILL BABYSIT in my licens 1?AC«ETrrVEGOTA dining area, ceramic tile bath TOLIjAND- Six-room full dorm- threat of spilled oil. amended last October to ban You FIRALLV ti£T Ing. l >.4 acres, central location, ^ in c e t o n St. — Four-bed- 2 full baths, 2-zone heat. Mr. of land. Electric fence. Imme Continued From Preceding Poge ed home located near Man- CAKE IR TRE ONER with vanity, 3 bedrooms, ered Cape, 1V4 baths, bullt-ins, 646-3339 That danger already had been excessive dumping of oil any- IRE MORTGAGE all utilities. Many possibilities. room Colonial, 2>4 baths, heat Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- diate occupancy. Heritage phester-East Hartford line. garage, very clean, $24,600. fireplace, wall to wall carpet ernnhaslzed almost two vears where on International, waters. Kave a push to the attack on oil Including commercial use. ed rec room, walking distance 1413. House, 646-2482. Ages 2-5. 668-5405. PAlP OFF, ARP Phllbrlc.k Agency. Realtors, ing, large master bedroom, be;^“ ta B ^ b lr r ^ h e r ^ ^ The am ndments now await Po"utlon worldwide.” Help Wanted -Male 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. to Bowers, tiling and Man- COVENTRY — New 6% room “ Santa Barbara, added his LOOR WHAT'G TRULY IMMACULATE—3-bed 846-4200. MANCHESTER — Six - room basement roc room, % acre March 1967, the giant oil tanker ratification by the 40 member MANCHESTER — Experienced GOIRG UPKEXT = = MANCHESTER —Center—Po»- cheslcr High, Elva Tyler, Colonial overlooking Center wooded lot. Mid ^O’s. Call Ranch. Walk-out basement for Torrey Canyon rammed Into a nations. Including the - United assistant, Richard Hess, WM room Ranch. Real country ------future family room. Acre lot. day care service in licensed t O O R - alble office and residence com Realtor, 649-4409. sized kitchen, raised hearth MANCHESTER Suburbs 7- Park. 1% baths, twb-car owner, 872-0067. other ship and spilled 119,000 States. just the straw that broke the Only $22,900. Pasek Realtors. CLERICAL POSITION home. Call 646-0338. bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- fireplace, 2-car garage. Rural room Split, tip-top condition, garage, large rooms. Immedi reef and spilled 119,000 tons of Blglanc said all these moves camel’s back.” RICHARD P. rna WEST SIDE - 6-room Cape, rec 289-7476, 647-1673, 742-8243. ear garaige. Bus line. $24,900. atmosphere. yet close to fireplace, Family room, gar- ate occupancy. Hayes Agen BOLTON— 2-family, 5-5, with crude oil across the water. MEAT WAREHOUSE W / M W F iU S room witli built-in bar, screen attached garages, separate Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ed porch, fenced In back yard. everytlng. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. ey. 64C0131 BOLTON — Three acre lake- hlackon the coasts of South- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Of50/^ AmRXM EN utilities, aluminum combina RITA OFFICE As.sumable mortgage, $25,500. Ifore Agency, 647-1413. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. front estate. Nine-room Ranch England and France, ILL- 8UILplN(^^c SPLIT Level assumable mort tions, 160x300 lot, $27,600. Wol COCKER spaniel puppies 7-8 Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, with too many extras to men- For the maritime nations of OPEN 1 9 'll Investment Property gage 5?4 per cent. Modern verton Agency, Realtors, 649- PERSONNEL SERVICES (4 p.m.-12:30 a.m.) weeks old, no papers. Call any 646-4200. NEAT clean 6-room Cape with MANCHESTER — Five - room tlon, including 3-car garage the world It was an eye-opener, John V. Lindsay— 200’ treed yard. Cqntral loca kitchen bullt-lns, formal dining 2813. time, 643-1347. For Sole 70-A home. City utilities. Near shop room, 3 bedrooms, family with radio-operated doors, etc. “ Before the sinking of the ACX30UNTANTS — Junior For a person who is inter RAMBLING Ranch In a seclud tion, Immediate occupancy. ping, bus. Recent furnace, $16,- FIVE YEAR young multi 4-fam- room. 2 baths, garage, large EAST HARTFORD-Large cen etc., etc. Four bedrooms. All Torry Canyon,” says Kenneth and senior. Several open ested In working evenings— SIBERIAN Husky puppies, AKC Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— ed country setting. In Man- Aluminum siding, new gas 900. What! $15,900. ’That’s luxury Hems Inside. Outside - Biglane, the Interior Depart-: registered, 8-weeks old. Call lly, 16-room apartment unit of cjjester. Large spacious en heat. Must sell. Mr. Lom lot, $20,600. Philbrlck Agency ter-hall 4-bedroom Colonial The First Citycrat ? ings. Salary $6,500. to $14,- but who Is looking for a Tenements 63 right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Realtors 646-4200. sail boat basin with concrete ment’s top oil pollution expert, position with responsibility 643-2206. Model Home Furniture ATTRACTIVE room, private 4 rooms each, «lfl units occupi trance foyer and hall. Huge bardo, Belfiore Agency. 647- wooded lot, city utilities, I'A 000. ed. Inquire Colli-Wagner Real bulkhead, beautifully rustic "the world had not realized so and an opportunity for ad home, centrally located, board poU R ROOM, second floor. living room, formal dining 1413. baths, fireplace, garage, $25,- many square miles of water or By RICHARD HLYSTONE In a more aggravated fashion AKC REGISTERED very tiny ty, 289-0241. WEST SIDE. . .just listed a five wooded lot. Selling under pro COST ACXJOUNTANTS—Ap vancement. There Is now 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL optional, references required. heat and stove included. Avail room, three bedrooms, two- 500. Meyer Agency, Realtors, Associated Press Writer because they’re not used to Chihuahua puppies. All shots, SUBURBANITE splendor In room Ranch with partial base Lots For Sale 73 fessional appraisal. Must see. land could be Insulted by juat plication of cost accounting an opening In our meat 19 PIECES 643-6745. able now, $140. monthly, se car garage. $29,900. Philbrlck 643-0609. planning for big pressures and paper trained, also stud serv FIVE units, good income. $49,- Manchester! 7>/i room split ment on a nice private lot just Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. one accident.” principals to problems In warehouse office. No exper $297 curity deposit required, no Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. TOLLAND — One-acre treed President Lyndon B. Johnson NEW YORK (AP) - As th§ density. ice. 876-5045. WANTED one girl to share 5- 500. Eight units, $70,000. Wol- with three full baths! Four off the bus line for only $19,- ’TOLLAND — Four - room, ex volving projects, department ience is necessary. The du pets. Lloyd A. Lumbra broker, 500. Start packing and call T. lot. Near Parkway. $2,600. —------ordered the secretaries of Inter!- political battle plans of the 1970s "W e very often do It badly, and contract costs. Cost or Interior Designer wants re room apartment. Call morn verton Agency, Realtors, 649- WESTMINSTER Rd. Garrison bedrooms! Ideal for the grow Hayes Agency, 646-0131. pandable Cape. Breezeway, at ties are diversified. Com AKC GERMAN Shepherds, 643-0160. 2813. J. Crockett, Realtor at 643-1577. rrch7d"'ga“r '^ I T ir ie 'T o t on Wanted— Real EstOt* 77 but at least we’re used to it." budget experience needed. pany also offers complete liable family or newlyweds ings 649-4948. Colonial, large living room ing family. Call now. Belfiore champion sired. Black and Agency, 647-1413. MANCHESTER — A-zoned lots. quiet country road. Near park . the pollution-defenses of the spend.s a lot of his time insisting » Salary to $10,000 to $13,- ' paid benefits program. to accept delivery of com FIVE-ROOM apartment, first MANCHESTER - Business op- ^ith fireplace, modern eat-ln $26,900 OVERSIZED 3-bedroom W* .. • ea . a . • aann _ ^ ^ t aa m _ a.a#a4tMMnl ar^AaitievM SIpitVsAltr tans. Terrific temperament. plete Model Display of Qual CHEERFUL quiet room for re Nicely located. City utilities. l i ; : tT'j . a l l CASH for your property United States’ own 88,633 miles t o r T T ^ llT ^ n T h T ^ ^ 000. floor, 2-famlly house, built- excellent location, kitchen, formal dining room, 3 Ranch. ’Two baths, family wUhln 24 hours. Avoid red tape of shoreline...... running for It. That Is In the un For further Information, 649- ity Furniture just removed fined gentleman. Centrally lo portunlty. BRAND NEW Raised Ranch. Crockett Realtor, 875-6279. in oven and range. Two chil Good return, bedrooms, U-i baths, screened kitchen, built-ins, dishwasher, Starting at $4,000. Hutchins instant service. Hayes Agency, In February 1968, they report- mayor and^ defender of New ending quest for money for his KIOGRAMMERS / ANA- Apply: 9713 anytime. to warehouse for Public cated. Call 643-6331. Fully rented. Lovely treed lot. For details, dren accepted. $150. per porch, 2-car garage. Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 646-0131. ed: ’"This country is not fully York City—and a Republlccn. city, which like most cities Is LYSISTS — Many openings. Sale. Modern 3 complete $32,900. Jacqueline Roberts Mr. Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. ______VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, POODLE — Adorable jet black FURNISHED Ught housekeep month. Security. 643-2573. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ------prepared >to deal effectively yet the rumors persist: he’ll overtaxed and “ starved for re- Must have at least one year FIRST NATIONAL rooms with the $1,000 look. Agency, 646-3339. 647-1413. COVENTRY Silver St., lot 160x country sized kitchen, large Ilv- 4 4 miniature male. AKC register ing room for lady. Call 649- LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre- virlth spills of oU or other haz- Democrat- he’ll run for sources,” he says, experience. Salary $10,000 to STORES, INC. 8 pc. Convertible Living 260, $5,000. Call Mitten Realty, Ing room, picture window with ed, 7 weeks. $100. 643-7422. 0641, 643-6388, MANCHESTER — Professional RAISED Ranch. 3 bedr^ms. (XILONIAL Cape with two love MANCHESTER — Desirable 6- age. Large, unzoned parcels, ardous materials—large or ’ a "Very often what really dl- $14,000. Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 643-6930. 20 mile view, full finished Furnished building on large lot In fine, modern kitchen, formal dining ly acres In Manchester. A rare room home, nice residential all areas. Louis Dlmock Real- small—and much less with a governor of New York, for U.S, people, whether they un- PARK & OAKLAND pc. Dinette. $10 down, you ------basement, $22,500. Wolverton COMPUTER OPERATORS NEW house, large room for rent Apartments 63-A central location. Shows good room, fireplace In the living find! For details, Mr. Merritt, area, garage, large lot near ty. Realtors, 649-9823. Torrey Canyon type disaster.” senator; he has hla eye on the derstand It or not, is shortages may purchase any room in Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. —Local, one year experience- AVENUES SIAMESE kittens — unregister for gentleman, hot water, heat, return. Jacqueline - Roberts room and family room, garage, Belfiore Agency,- 647-1413. schools and shopping. Low The report recommended White House. He’ll make his of things,” he said, "and then ed purebreds. Call 875-3673. dividually. Immediate deliv next to bath. 649-6962. RETIRED or middle-age work wooded lot, 200x210, $26,500. Out of Town on IBM 360/30 and 360/40. Agency, 646-3339. 20’s. Ov/ner, 643-2037. 7 5 COVEN’TRY—3 - bedroom cape, tougher antipollution regpila- move this year, next year, in comes the terrible competition East Hartford, Conn. ery or free storage. ing woman to share 3-room Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, BRAND NEW Raised R a n c h ______For Sale All shifts available. Salary ______full cellar, garWe, Modernized tions, stronger legislation and 1972, '76. for resources. . . It more direct- DACHSHUNDS — AKC regls CAP & CCP Charge Plans ROOM for rent, gentleman on- fiuTilshed apartment. 59 Holl 646-4200. with assumable mortgage! CAPE Ctod Legal Notice $9,500. attached gou'TH Windsor — Assumable bath and kltch^, wooded lot. more funding, expanded re- what is ahead for this lanky ly aggravates the probtoms of tered, now five-weeks old. Also our own Instant Credit ly, central location, free park- St., Manchester. For details, Mr. Merritt, Bel Land For Solo 71 garage, nice neighborhood, ex 6% per cent mortgage. Six OKDKB OF UBABING search, strengthening of inter- liberal who combines establish- relationships between people. FOREMAN-Urgently need MEN NEEDED to do janitorial Good house dogs and excellent Plan ing, references required. 643- EXCELLENT location — Shop fiore Agency, 647-1413 Immediate occu^ncy. $17,600. tra A zone building lot. Call room Raised Ranch, 2 years STATE **OF (XlNNECmCrtJT, DIS- national agreements and devel- ment pin-stripe suits with shirts including race relationships, ed for third shift. Reports work days in the Manchester with children. First shots com 2693, 649-8150. MANCHESTER — Apartment ping, commuting, near Wad Meyer Agency,. Realtors, 643- Peterman Agency, 648-2223. old. Carpeting. Only $28,900. COURT ° ^ tow^ '^O f ' upment of a domestic contlngen- and ties of the mod persuasion, than anything else.” directly to Superintendent. area. Apply Rudder Building pleted. Five “ reds” and one DISCOUNT FURNITURE Business Locations site for 35 units. And out In dell School and East Catholic IN GROUND swimming pool, 0609. Service Corp., 157 Charter Oak our Tolland office Les Babin, wall to wall carpeting, a new Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- Februa^ 2, 1970. ' cy plan. this handsome urban Republl- Hence LlnAsay counts it a prl- Should have 2 to 5 years su “ brown” . Will be completely WAREHOUSE Tenements 63 For Rent 64 High. Many extras in this 3- ROLLING PARK — 6 . room Ave., Hartford. the manager, has listed six ly paneled family room, are 7475, 742-8243. BOLTON —Ready to move in In re Debra F. Dahlqulal of But there was little motion on can who scraps regularly with mary task to hound his state pervisory experience. Salary weaned In another week. 649- NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS bedroom Split Level. $29,900. Cape, 3 bedrooms, 2 full tiled Furnished OFFICE suite for rent. Excel parcels of land from 10 acres only a few features of this cen to, brand new 6-room Contem- ■^"upw'^’thc Tpp?rMtlon of Florence regulations, research or legisla- his GOP President and governor capital. Albany, and Washington to ISK. 9780. 3580 Main St. Hartford Owner, 643-0640. baths, formal dining room, fin- BOL’TON — Spacious six-room MAINTENANCE MAN lent Center St. location. Suit up into the hundreds. T. J. trally located Garrison Coloni porary Cape. Three bedrooms, M. i>ahl(|ulst, praying that a doubt- tlon. and gives Democrats key jobvS for more funds—for schools, for 522-7249 MANCHESTER— Newer luxury ished rec room, garage and Ranch, 1% ■' baths, custom TRAINEEIS—^Technical, me • 7-days a week. STUD Bassett Hound. Gold and able for doctor, attorney, real Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677 $14,900. ATTRACTIVE 5-room al. For further details, Mr. formal dining room, livtag ^?rone‘’ a8®per a^^^ To cope with spills from ships, his administration? welfare, for transportation. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) 2-bedroom apartment, avail patio, 70x200 treed lot. Many kitchen. beautifully ' land- chanical, accounting, man • 3-hours nightly between 10 white, proven, excellent. blood estate office. Ground floor. All (Tolland office 875-6279). home. Baseboard heat, at Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- , . . room with floor to ceiling fire- more fully appeara. It Is the nation's best weapon was a Having won re-election with- “ I was a member of Congress p.m.-9 a.m. 175 Pine St. Manchester able now. $185 per** month In extras. $27,600. Kenneth Os- scaped. Louis Dlmock. Realty, „n,qug kitchen with bc°hS^^Sid'dlt^mlSld arth^p™ appllcable-because of the help of his own or the tor seven years, and Ctongress Is agement. For sharp high line. 643-1412, 644-2077. cluding heat, appliances and utilities, parking. Call 649-168d. tached garage, Hutchins Agen 1413. school grads with aptitude • Good wages. 646-2332 or 649-3549. NOR'TH Coventry — 8.9 acres cy. Realtors, 649-5324. ______trinsky. Realtor, 843-1333. 649-9823. attached bate office in Bolton. In said dla- a 1968 amendment—only against Democratic party, he Is in debt a creature of pressure,” he Call 649-1154 or apply in person. (former Norman’s Fum.) carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, with 814’ frontage, also driven GAMBOLO’TTI to learn. Many openings. Realtor, 649-4535. Sla<^s."tS MANCHESTERTroom RanTS; listed, this Im- garage, 'one acre wooded lot. 1^ f « r l Salary to $9,000. — BONANZA STEAK HOUSE Articles For Sole 45 Warehouse FIVE ROOMS of front Main well, view and very large XiANCHESTER — Custom built Ranch. ’Two 10 t>er cent down $31 000 U & nooii and that notice be given of violajtlons. ’The word grossly, both. In times of increasing ban Coalition and other groups assumable 5% per cent mort maculate 5% room Ranch 287 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. MANCHESTER — Birch S t .- St. office space, 100 per cent lo Maple trees. $21,000. Call 742- 8%-room Split, 2% baths, pa paneled basement. Quality re D Daoif,, rv, Tno ’ 9RQ9 pendency of said application lawyers said, made It virtually gtress in and on the cities, he that worry about the future of ALUMINUM sheets used as gage, fireplace, family room, Three bedrooms, living room DRAFTSMAN — Electro MANCHESTER. Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Four-room duplex. $86 month cation near banks, air-condi 6519, Alfred D. Heckler, Route tio, in-ground pool. Beautifully cessed radiation. Belfiore S o b f r D Murdock Realtor toe^re^n*; taj' p^bllsS^/$/U V * Mai 1 Sa lLailM ' ’*o“?d^el wl unTtforceable. fould emerge a national city- ^ the cities of America have to mechanical areas. Salary to printing plates, .009 thick, 23x __ walk-out basement, bus line. with fireplace, dining room r v O D c r t U . IVl • f moizyartorutr hovIncT T+ r*nf n f w r a f a n lllia ft-ATTl a a*. _ » t __ a _ a _____t______or\H ortAolf I m i/T I v ly. Inquire 76 Birch St. tioned, automatic fire sprink 31, Coventry. landscaped lot. Residential Agency, 647-1413. one time In some newspaper having It did not cover spills from ^rat. the first standard-bearer come together and speak loudly EXPERIENCED male to super 36“ , 25 cents each or 6 tor $1. 40' ELECTRIC range, wooden 643-6472. $14,000. D.O.E. ler. Apply Marlow’s, 807 Main area. $42,500. Heritage House, Low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- and kitchen, wall to wall car asent circulation by mall, in postage said district, prepaid and to ia„d-baaed faclUtles—a “ c r i U - gj y^jjan America as a political and clearly for what they vise fabrication department In 643-2711. kltchen cabinets, counter tops, MODERN three - room apart- St. PROFESSIONALLY appraised 0131. peting, basement garage plus ^ r n ON — 6% room on said application and cally significant" omission, ac- entity need.” ENGINEERS — All types 646-2482. raneb, each listed o small printed circuit house. sleeping bag, exercise bicycle, ment, all uUllUes, Call 649- Houses For Sole 72 for quick sale! Seven room large In the ground swimming location, return maioekie to______^is Court____ cias .of the cordlnc: to the secretaries’ re- ’The size of his city makes with or without degrees. We Must know press room, routing MA’PERNI’TY dresses, like new, notice given»n ntat leastIpnnt seven«pvpn daysdavR ® “ T'VTheia cities used to be , u 649-8782, 646-2482. 4555. OFFICE space available im MANCHESTER UNE — Ideal Ctolonial Cape with 2% -baths, MANCHES’TER 8-room Rais pool. Terrific value at $26,500. have openings through 'VP size 9-10. Sell tor half-price. ______RAISED Ranch In one of Man place, carpeting, garage, walk- before^tc of said heat^g jxirt. Interior dei^rtm^t regu- utlcal Amerl- L‘"dsay a key f Igure in such and Bridgeport. Salary open. mediately, centrally located, six-room Colonial Ranch with 2-zone heat, lovely family ed Ranch, four to five bed U & R Realty Co., Inc. 643- out basement. Priced to sell. _____ NORMAn j . PREUgs, Judge, jationslations were equally weakweakv ^ joint efforts. for qualified engineering Call 646-0254. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, UJOKING for anything in, real chester’s Prime neighbor Third shift. Interview by ap- $35. monthly. 646-0882. attached garage. Beautifully room, formal dining room, rooms, bullt-ins dishwasher, 2892. Robert D. Murdock, Legislation to bar pollutkm by think that’s turned He and five Dem^ratlc may personnel. Salary to 20K hoods, modem kitchen with all carpeting, rec room, wooded Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, F F polntment only. Please call f o r k LIFT—4 000 oound caoa- *‘8nges, automatic washers estate rentals — apartments. landscaped lot. Immaculate Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, Realtor, 643-6472. LIMITATION OBDEB land and sea facUlUes under ^ \ ors of New York 8 biggest cities 646-0131. AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE, Irrmrison- somewhat, plus. 646-3800 between 9-6. Ask tor with gpiarantees. see them at nomes, multiple dwellings, «io UP TO 3,500 square feet of com- of the bullt-ins, 3 bedrooms, 2 throughout. Executive area. 647-1413. lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. have established a lobby to put city. Lift to 30’. $4,000. Call baths, 2 car garage, plus room held at Manchester, within and for threat of fines and mp so national am Personnel Department. Multi B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 lees. Call J. D. Real Estate mercial space. ’Two exposures, Heritage House, 646-2482. 646-0131. HEBRON . . . a beauty of a 5’/4 the District of Manchester, on the ment, and to put the clean-up r them to pressure on (3ov. Nelson A. LUMBER SALESMAN—Re 643-9308. for expansion. We feel the VERNON — 5'/4-room Ranch, Circuits Inc. Main St. Call 643-2171. Associates, Inc. 643-6129. reasonable. Wolverton Agency, UNIQUE! Four room bungalow room Ranch on a heavily wood- Wa.lett, costs on the polluter was Intro- ^iUons. Rockefeller and the state leglz- tail tor local outstanding Realtors, 649-2813. price of $36,900. for this prop- HEART OF Town. . .ten (or is with extra lot, anchor ferny, BUNGALOW Cape in con heated rec room, treed lot, lumber company. Above CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner walk-out basement, excellent ed lot In a fine residential Judge. duced In 1968 but failed to pass. ’ . ^ ^ . . , j. lature to assume more of the fl- ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman. BABY carriage, Baskanette, NOW Renting — Three and five erty is below market value. It 11) room single with 2\^ garage. Porter St., area. Mr. venient location, aluminum average fringe benefits. you ever used, so easy too. OFFICE or specialty store location. Only $21,500. Hayes area. Full Top wages with benefits. Call and baby carrier. All in excel- room large luxurious apart- Call today! Philbrlck Agency baUis. Needs some redecorat Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647* siding, garage, rec room. Can basement rear oV‘= ' M l k « Z - n ^ I n ^ u ^ d York a t y ^he c ^ is the key- nanclal burden of health, educa- Salary to $7,500. plus com Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric space for rent. Available Im Agency, 646-0131. porch. Ownersers are anxious to i„ said District, deceased.doceaaea. o.S. Muskle, D-Malne, Introduced -r miiiKtnne—of miiictono._of his his tlon and ana welfare. weiiare. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. lent condition. Call between 10 nients with heat, etc. Charles Realtors, 646-4200. ing. Well constructed home, 1413. be assumed. Owner, no mission plus car allowance. shampooer $1. Pinewood mediately. Approximately 650 move and ‘‘reasonable offers Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. a.m. - 2 p.m. 646-0090. Lesperance, 649-7620. built in the 40’s. Must be seen agents. 643-0189. SOUTH Windsor — 5% room <>■>»“ ..'’f ■ D.O.E. Furniture Shop. square feet. Main St. location. ANSALDI built 6-room Dutch CXJNVENIENT location Is only will be considered. T. J. . . sensible price at $26,900. T. Ranch, one - third down as SEWING .MACHINE Singer t HREE-ROOM apartment with Ground floor. Call 875-6141 tor Colonial, 3 bedrooms, huge one feature of this 6*/4 room EXCELLENT 6% r A \ ' \ • \ .. :\\ \\- \ ' , \ *1 ! - # WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1970 lilosi Manchester Siores Open Until 9 O "Clack Tonight . . \ PAGE THIRTY-TWO mrnirliPBtpr lEttPtttng 3|m l& Manchosivr Area Little Theater of Manchester Mountain .Laurel Clionis of Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather will have a business meeting to-- Sweet Adelines will rehearse to- o vti For The Week Drided About T ^ night at 8 at its studio, 22 Oak lorrow at 8 p.m. at the Rus- Driver Char jred cloudy, not aa cold with slan-Amer'.ean National Center, Announce Engagements Deoember 90, 1068 ’ The Entered Apprentice de St. The cast of "Footst^s of chance of light snow tonight. Doves,” a portion of tire Little 211 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. Tolland I..OW 18 to 20. Tomorrow cloudy, gree will be ■ conferred by The event is open to all women Theater’s production of “ You warmer. High In 80e. Frlendahip Lodge of Masons interested- in singing four-part Two-Car Crash 15,880 JWhen It meets In the Masonic Know I Can’t Hear You When MEATOW Manchester— A City of Village Charm barber.‘-hop style harmony. Temple at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. the Water’s Running,” will al 1215 «/2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD so rehearse at 8 at the studio. Those wishing more Information Hugh Miller, 20. of Worcester, J. W. Russell W. Schlatter will may eortaet Mr.s. Ti-uman Cran Mass., was arrested yesterday preside. Wor. Bro. Oliver W. (ChuMlfled Advertlahig on^Page 17) ' PRICE TEN CENTS dall of 58; White st, or Mrs. jxnd charged with operating a VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 107 (’TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1970 fThompson, past master of Eve St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild David Gunas, ll4 Linwood Dr. motor vehicle while under the 'w He r e q u a l i t y a l w a y s ning Star Lodge In Unlonvllle, will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church influence of intoxleating liquor will present the aprons lecture. or drugs, following a two-car ac Officer dress Is tuxedo. Refresh parish hall. Members are re The study and discussion cident on the Wilbur Cro.ss Hwy. ments will be served after the minded to bring sandwiches. group of North United Methodist in Tolland.' "KING OF ROAST" OVEN READY meeting. Dessert and beverages will be t’hiM-eh on "The Inner Life” will meet tomorrow jil 7 p.m. at the Miller was al.so warned for R eviev^alled F or served by Mrs. John Trotter, 100,000 Workers church. making an unsafe left lane Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order Mrs. Edward Schumann and change. Police said Miller was •f AmerlOa, will meet tomor Mrs. Herman Schendel. traveling in the eastfiound lane. RIB ROAST The Columbiettes of the KofC row at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows A car driven by Vincent Can- will meet tonight at 8 at the Hall. Arthur Tiling will give an B'ull Gospel Christian Fellow- ciano, 43, of New H.avcn, also OK GE Contract On Foreign Policy hip, Interdenominational, will KofC Home; After a business illustrated talk on the history eastbound, attempted to pass WASHINQTbN (AP) — Some GE domestic employee had have a prayer service tomorrow meeting, there will be El pro of Manchester. Refreshments Miller and as he did so Miller OF BEEF KXi.OOO OCneral Electric Co. been $3.25. WASHINGTON (AP) — Re- forces from South Vietnam as jit 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. gram on “ Cancer in Womeh.” will be served. went from the right lane to the workers have voted nearly 3-1 to The unions originally asked publican Sen. Charles McC. Ma- soon as possible.” left and struck the Canclano accept a new contract and end a for a 90-cent-an-hour increase in thlas Jr. today urged President It urges the President to seek car, police said. 101-day-oId strike. a 30-month contract, plus .up to Nixon to Join Congress in re-ex- creation of an International Miller was to be presented in Some of the workers prepared 50 cents an hour extra lor spe- amlnlng the nation’s Interna- ;reace-keeplng force "to prevent Stafford Springs Circuit Court to return to work today while clal skills. tional commitments. ti^prlsals against any of the today. others were expected to wait as GE countered with a 20-cent- The Maryland senator called South Vietnamese people alter Lorlng photo Nasslff photo Other area police activity; ’The engagement of Miss Ruth late as Monday. an hour increase with wage re- for the President to support a the departure of American ( ’OVENTRY The engagement of Mias Con Marguerite Matson of Manches Voting had not been reported openers In the second and third resolution he described as “ a troops” and calls on leaders of Arthur W. Clark, 42, of Mark stance Ruth Fazzina of Man- ter to Richard Harris ’Treat of from the remaining 30,0(X) strik- years of a three-year contract legislative combination of the South Vietnam to open talks Dr., Coventry, was charged designed eventually to produce ' Chester to Donald F. Tapper of Bolton has been announced by era. and up to 25 cents for sklUe. Nixon plan lor total withdrawal Meet a hero. Windsor has been announced by this moaning with improper At GE’s Bridgeport plant. This was later revised to In- of American forces from Viet a new broadly-based govern her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. passing at an intersection. He is where about 2,800 production elude 3 per cent increases in the ^ nam with the Nixon doctrine to ment.” R. Matson of 92 Bretton Rd. scheduled to appear in Man- Frank J. Fazzina of 169 Birch workers were employed before second and third years on top of limit American commitments By supporting the proposal, Her fiance is the son of Mr. che-ster Circuit Count March 2. St. and Mrs. Robert M. Treat of the strike, the company re the initial 20 cents, plus cost-of- abroad.” Mathias said, “ The President would reassure the country and Her fiance is the son of Mr. Bolton Center Rd. ported that about 67 per cent living increases. Mathias testified at the and Mrs. Anthony D. Tapper of Miss Matson, a 1984 graduate Loves End Marriage were back on the job during third and final day of hearings the Congress of the depth of his commitment to these goals and Windsor. of Manchester High School, is LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mi the first shift today. During by the Senate Foreign Relations Miss Fazzina is a senior at a senior at Central Connecticut chael Edward Love of the Beach normal operations between 6 Ck)mmlttee on Vietnam-related dissipate some of the anxieties and misconceptions prevailing Manchester High School. Mr. State College, New Britain. Boys rock group and his 22- and 8 per cent are absent be proposals. Tapper is attending Northeast Mr. Treat, a 1964 graduate of year-old wife have ended their cause of Illness and other rea Democratic Leader Mike in the land.” H uge Vessel Another witness, GOP Sen. ern University in Boston and is Phillips Academy, Andover, marriage on the grounds of ir- lb. sons. Mansfield, meanwhile, said he Robert Dole of Kansas, testified employed by the Manchester Mass., received his BS degpee reconclable differences. A company spokesman said hopes the Mathias proposal will for his proposal urging North Engineering Department in a in 1968 from Yale University, Under the Superior Court de 1,093 of the 1,908 employes as Docks Sans be approved by the committee and come before the full Senate. Vietnam and the Viet Ck>ng to 5 work-study progfram. New Haven. He is employed at cree granted ’Tuesday, Love is signed to the 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. join in serious peace negotia The wedding is planned for The Mansfield State Training to receive temporary custody of C H O IC E 1st THRU 5f1i RWS shift reported lor work. That Mansfield is a cosponsor. Mansfield told the committee tions. June 27. School. their two chlldren-r-Hayleigh was most of the workers who Aid of Tugs The wedding is planned f o r Caine, 3, and Christian, 20 had been called back, he added. Mathias’ proposal is one "which ” We believe this resolution, If months. Mrs. lov e is to receive NEW YORK (AP) —Under a I fully believe in, which I feel endorsed by the Senate, will The first temperance society June 12. Not all of the union mem- a cash settlement of $14,000. MEATY, PLUMP bers who joined in the strike feather-light touch of her skip- offers a way out of the difficulty contribute significantly to an in the British colonies was prob ’They were married four had been called back on the per, Capt. William Warwick, the in which we find ourselves," a early and honorable settlement ably that formed at Beaver Rlv Rayon, or artlHcal silk. Is made from wood £ind cotton. years. staggered return-to-work sched- 963-foot Queen Elizabeth 2 reference to the maze of reso by highlighting to North Viet er. Nova Scotia, in April 1828. ule, the spokesman added. He docked gently at her pier today lutions before the committee. nam and the National Libera said more workers would be without the help of tugboats, Chairman W. J. Pulbrlght, tion Front the firm support of Turkey Legs hired If necessary to fill va- A strike of 6,000 tugboatmen D-Ark., praised Mathias for the Senate and the majority of cancles resulting from resigna- bas disrupted ship schedules in bringing together in his propos- Americans for our govern- tlons during the strike. ‘ be Port of New York and posed al “ a number of Important mat mentis efforts to reach €in hon Picketing at the Bridgeport sanitation and pollution prob- ters.” He commented also that orable, negotiated solution to plant stopped ’Tuesday, the Isibs for the city, Mansfield’s appearance, follow the war,” Dole said. same day workers of the local TTu? Cunard liner, second in ing that Wednesday by Republi Increasing partisanslilp at the union ratified the proposed con- °bly to the SS France, re- Pfc. Thomas Marshall o f Grand Rapids, Mich., leans against a howitzer and can Leader Hugh Scott, served hearings became evident turned from a 10-day Caribbean to demonstrate the hearings arc reads a magazine, observing the Tet ceasefire. But shells are stacked near the U.S. Protests Wednesday when Sens. (Clifford A spokesman for the AFLrCIO cruise with 745 passengers It not a partisan matter. P. Case, R-N.J., and John Sher underwent a 90-mlnute docking International Union of Electri howitzer-—just in case. (AP Photofax) ‘"This Is strictly a bipartisan man Cooper, R-Ky., expressed cal Workers, largest of the 13 Cong Cruelty effort,” Fulbright said. The res- polite, but firm disagreement unions With 78,000 members in Hudson River to berth at Its 51st The resolution repeals four "with Sen. George S. McGovern, past congressional grants of the nationwide strike, said local PARIS (AP) — The United D-S.D., a potential 1972 Demo The QE2 has a pair of bow- power to the President, Includ operations would dictate when ^ Tet Truce States told North Vietnam today cratic presidential nominee. extra propellers of ing the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin Res it has new evidence of Inhji- “ Vietnamizatlon is basically VeTnTere“ nt united olution used as the basis for dis • Use Your In close maneuvering. mane treatment of U.S. war an effort to tranqulllze the con LB. Electrical Workers—which re- patch of troops to Vietnam. Master ’The tugboatmen, members of prisoners and demanded that science of the American people Charge presents^ atout 1 6 ,^ the AFL .M .^.e ■Y ^ V f 4
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