w* r ,r ^ ff !? r» s c s ‘ s s • i' 'f?wS® Clear, very cold again to l ^ f ? night; low zero to 10 below. To ■ | r| e w m-' 'll Mhl 1 6 , 0 9 5 morrow partly cloudy, contin iK hAl K ^ Manchester— A City o f Village Charm ued cold; high kbout 20. -- JLS ? |p liPg : ?-||l VOL. LXXXX, NO. 91 (TWENTY PAGES) I 4 ?s ' Is l?lir ! %IPes I 5* t SM I F ff® MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 (Clnzeified AdveitWng «■ Page 17) PRICE TON C3ENTS i "41 if I f h i 1 g®| • f I el, ' ? I - •. ] ' fti ' K it ' I |Pw| ^ __ t h i llsl' i lil 5?i fflll iiSS s S2 ii&E®-§S522S9*29 22 ^Rf 2?7 922 9222522929 993:9 * 29a S' 999?99a9299*9 ' §£ lEt? 9 ‘S-Ip I iRp § 5299§9999999. 0‘ S? w 3S§ai^.i;§^§-3g *» “ r? ?s, ei S.t M 8 » « 8 » 8 ? * U.S. Air Strikes Aid jaftJsSpiSpL.sagapftB'atPSaSUiiftSff Mass Kidnap Bid ® f l | S P =|S " S S S o ^ I p I r Fires Kill«a. 23 Children & 3 « ^ 2 -? c r t o-§ p S'! S? I ° 2. I o ^tfgg&n>n> « o “ i l F . i Cambodian Attempts Ends in Shooting “ ieS"W” E’£-E»Sp[D g.0‘g!Lg-.„{T3 ^0';°g g - ^ ff B e P P e P !f I i 2^!s! la® 1^ :0 35 S 'e t E '" ' k b ?- BBjNNBjTTSVILJLB, S.C. (AP) tol ahd $12 from Oiavis they « t f m o To Reopen Highway H a -ftp* -f^ r |f||t < Sh * — “We're gotn^r to get all the herded all six members of the ON HIGH rich people, every damned one *"‘® ‘*‘® "'‘"“"'s «“<1 “ ed U.S. and Toronto g ’fi g ft 9°- 4, Cambodia (AP) — American heli- "g- I ' ?PS copter gu «. i S ft i. 3 5 s . at least three a i r strikes today in of -em, and then they-re going S I f t g l f f - b ' ? 5 | ? ' ^ 9 l 2 9 l § i ? 3 ” g;Sn «S SS §1“ ^S995|Sg^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS support o f Cambodian troops trying to reopen this key toj^ve to deal with ua.” chUdren-JDon, 10, and d ^ L - R R P B 8 S • overland supply route to the sea. " ^ayne Chavla, me o« eight ters Suzanne. 9, and m w n ^* Seventeen children rang 8 88 6 8 8 88 a it 8 8 8 8 8 Ground unlta advancing cau------=------peraons abducted in this UtUe -n,» kidnaners then drmre to ing in age from six weeks Uoualy down Highway 4 called ‘ own In northern South Caro- the l ^ ^ n l ^ ^ y to 14 years and the young ® 2|f Si9|p|g|5f dSi |» Ilf ^S||M p8| Is w mother of three of them V - g g B^cawacP.ISB j_o‘|g|g!' I ” a^?'*B» S Og«^ 9 »r rs». ThiS^iS began Saturday ___ _ 0,. died Sunday and early to l^J ® s9 l : » l s= I ss£t'sr’.is;.s,.‘u,'ss; one “““ of manded to see her 'husband. »»"•■ day in fires in New York, O » f 1 ? I I p M v i . • «-iisg:s NU PazB, 60 miles southwest of ' till^ti||-^sf is?iffyi Phnom Penh. Five Cambodians men carrying guM ^jT^b,Xe™*”r ‘’ *" (^lorhdo and Massachu 'Ea-i-s «;!^ p Z?5;i3..Sefftoa'y-vCtS’ rt®*® o pQs*2.aS*9'M E^9- 3 " I i were wounded before three Co- w * th e ^ L ^ f n v i ^ mlUtant Uterature Mrs Lindsay* was knocked to setts. Six more youngsters u. a - m.^45 2-52® £S - ..• 3 P « 3 s *1 3 8 Os&2.e • £ ’ , • CSobra gunahlpa returned td "was like an automatmi, a ro- Francis LtUiders found her ma)ie a second strike against a standing in front of the buUdlng suspected enemy mortar em- ***** he could not disobey an order.’ ’ screaming hysterically, “Pleaae placement during the Cambo God help me! Help me get my dians’ lunchtime. ’Troops dined 77>e psychiatrist, Dr. Albert M cG overn M akes H is B id babies out!” 88 on rice and dried fish as they f^'*®™®- testified out of Uie They found the door had awaited the action. hearing of the jury. ’Hie trial locked ae she left but niey Tni»,.sto>.iu ... j Jmlge was to make a decision F or ’72 P residency O fficial Im n ^ toly after the se^nd later on whether the prosecution broke It down and thOy got the T"®**^ has an equal right to have'Cal- WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem- drawal------from ------Southeast Asia. other occiqMWte out. Then Lan iSnSrJl^LlM ®*‘**S I®***^.' “ ****■ *ey examined—a procedure that ocraUc Sen. OeMge 8. Me- Eariler this month he stepped ders forced his way into the burning apartment and crawled n« aro^ their c^Srin^'■flZ'cooking fires, '**“’*' weeks.”*®**“ *^® ^ ® °«* Govern, son of a prolrie ^ preach- ^ torm commission to of aavoid p ^ any re- on the floor looking for the chil ^ f^ e d to make LaVeme. who is senior nsv- ®‘^’ “ ® early-blrd presl- conflict of Interest with his proi- dren. « ^hfatrist of New Tork UnlvJJS- **“ **"‘ ®‘^ P” **"' ‘ <1®'‘ “ ®1 campaign, He was unable to find them. clearto SM thT*ii BeUevue Medical Center, *«*»« . *» ^peal to America’s His announcement Umlng Is “We did try, we did what we U l - - | „ ' 3^ , r — on their fuselages s™“ « said Calley considered his supe- "better angels.’’ seen in part as an attempt to could. We did get eome out but we Just couldn’t get to the ha,- li-f 2 9 9a9229 9 92'22289 2292§2999 922i9229 99 The thlrdlorBtrtte failed to “ ®<“*» “ -n&e kind of campaign I in- 5®’®,*®*' stowl^ In early presl- ! . ! / ) r sUence enemy mortars and P4 ® *®***®*^ figure. tend to run will rest cn candor P*?*® ***®* P*** *’®‘ Ues,” KUey said later hU-y(kce Phantom fl^iter-bombers were Calley, 27, is on trial for the and reason,’’ said the South Da- "J*™ ®“®“ unannounced candl- breaking. «n 88 called in by the ground com- P^^nieditated murder ot at least Icota senator, a strong liberal ” ®® ^ IMmund fl. Mus- “Landers ritowed great cour niander. It waa unknown wheth- civilians. There had been ex- and early critic of the Vietnam ™ ^ Maine, the Democratic Fireman David Salletti warms his hand over the steam from four cups of cof age. He emaehed through a J H f i i S f s s | | p s I I I ^ S I I K|^|a m m m if « | f |if p sjg H ep the flghter^bombars were U- *«nsive testimony In the two- war. “That kind of campaign frontrunner. fee as he takes break from manning the nozzle of a. hose at a fire in Beverly, i^ass door and burned his right lo M by Americans or ^fiet- >nanth-old trial that Medina, the takes time. And that is vdiy I In his statement McGovern Mass., ^arly today. Spray from the hose has frozen not only on his coat and hand trying to get to a bedroom [ t if faa namsss company c 0 Ul i KsBipoog Medina,” LaVeme said. “He entrant to the 197£ presidential . ,J.'I believe the pel4 of this Security Strict three of her chUdren, Christy, 4, Cambodian troops assured revered him as a father Image, race, made his announcement in coimtry are tired of the old rhe- Barbara; S, and Kim, 3 months; | o | g z IZ(/) . - I I n ^ K r M f i " s * f . J 5 ? ( ^ 1 U correspondents that the enemy *^spf- Medina could do no letters to hundreds of newspa- torlc,” he said. “Rather, they and three Bagley chUdren, TVa- is still holding Plch NU Pass, ^vrong. It waa part and parcel of per editors and 276,000 potential seek a way out of the wUder- J. I .J-¥ ?P f5ils? - »ii I - J J ' - : J !?■ cey, 4, Larry is months, and ogSS “2n9|:|^|soS ft9 99f9§ R9 9 R99 l i t deqUte the premature com- behavior.” campciign contributors. He also ness. But If we who seek their Second Day of Deliberations Carrie, 6 weeks. " I o 5 niand announcement of its “re- 9- **® described Capt. Medina scheduled a television address tmst, trust them; If we try to In Beverly, Mass., shortly aft l i i i lisle's II capture.” ®s a father figure? in his home state of South Dako- evoke the ‘better angels of our er midnight today, 6-year-old C&mbodlan ground units en- ■*• *f® co*»ldn’t tell me that as to for 6 p.m. BIST. nature,’ the people wUl find Sharon Caron died when a fire £ 3 l S m *?■ g ^ the enem f in another ® ^ , He sought the Democratic '^ y ” Starts for Tate Trial Jurors swept a three-story, four-family shmp fight after the last air The psychiatrist ^ d that Cal- nomination in 1968 as a stand-in He said he is running “be- ^ 1 I I By Linda Deutsch , . j .j, j . structure. Other reiMents of the v S l \ W strike, with the enemy doing J®y ^ f*®i'sv- assassinated Sen. Robert F. cause I beUeve deeply in the panel Is deciding whether and their notes on nearly six wooden buUdlns’ esmnMi ^iP l|i|i|^l Associated Press Writer Charles Manson and three worn- mUUon words of tesUmony, Ju- m — I f w s m I 2 3 * * ! ^ I ' most of the shooting. At last disorder and that he was Kennedy, but drew only a hand- -American promise ■ and can no 'en codefendanta are guilty of rors are examining toe case m v nre n/nUiS. k i®*^^?**’ I ' I s 5 | | I 1 ? L I | o ' | 3 g l| report the Cambodians had re- P®,^**^ ®*"®' u u .. ful of votes on the baUot that longer accept the diminishing » = ^ 2 50 l*ra*oP-S f e g - S ' a s r.3 I I LOS ANGELEIS (AP) — The first-degree murder and con- against toe 86-year- i m I troops, vdto 1,600 Vietnamese in „j jy, evidence of his ®**^ **®* epoken on hundreds of self-interest . .. .’’ Instead, he amid strict security measures. vear-old riri it contained a doll Sm i t H ^ ^ 1 3 - 3|o||E:§g8E|ft^Elpgoffa-. ®^2§- o ” ®*iSIfZi. ®**® pushing southwest killer of belmr capable ®°*4®8® campuses, and now vowed to “try honestly to con- Everyone entering the HaU of anj «.= cb^hinp KrecJ>rv?“". s» p ^ g ^ a^ P" S' ? » ? ? S Ei 2! |999?G7l||s « lUghway 4 in an effort to ^ committing such a crime ’’ 326 ^student groups and front our problems in all their Justice was searched. A special . van h t oi *u ... ------*™* oeen break the two-monto enemy hold LaVeme said "It is incompatl- ®® 3a«»lty groups working for complexity, and sUmulate toe booth was set up at toe door for sheriffs cars foUowed Houten, 21, are toe other a fire In toe chimney Saturday on Phnom Penh’s tally overland Lt CaUev I **‘® nomination. search for solutions.’’ women. The line for men had *3'® **"® bringing Jurors from defendants. evening but they thought It was ■tmnlw ___ a A lUlUW. „ , t,_-a *u^ -.-.aj i . ____ _ .. . fh0) A «tCK N* About 8,600 South Vietnamese unsuccessful Hatfield-McGovern tion. Sunday. script, which Is several thou- and smeUed smoke. She roused s f t l l f t j s a ” |£> ..4 0 (D 1 I H a t |a|g.„,>. A W ■ 1 “ 3 ? 88 8 88 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 rangers and armor, backed up (See Page Eight) amendmmt to force U.8. with- (See Page Eight) ’The seven-man, five-woman P § C 4 p " 3 » (T ^ to ^ g B »» „ E ft’s.'2 Using 297 pieces of evidence pages long. the others from their beds but o S* ^ ^ 3- P" ° ft r» rPS s9?s$ss$SeMe¥5PwSS.PaswS3Maaaaasa3aasss»>$ by 4,000 Cambodian troope are If toe Jury returns a first-de- the flames prevented from f SE & « 2 «J-_ & S>§ I " d • M 3|ig™ advancing northeast on High gree murder verdict, toe same getting downstairs. ® A< ' 9 I 2. ®a» s fSg. £■2 g 1 way 4 from Kbmpong Som In a Jury would decide toe penalty. She said she Jumped from a i « S-^E pincers movement which now L » either life imprisonment or second-story window Into toe p*> >-* o _ » a o. I is estimated to be about S 1 ° ^ p | | 20 death, at a subsequent hearing. ®>>®w below and begged toe oth- o 9 ' :| E.S g III mUes apart. Between toe two If toe verdict is secemd-degree ®™ to frilow but they were too 5 S O' ^ S S' < 3H Ca I ? ^ / New York’s Housing, Transit Patrolmen i r rfo 3. m q ft g '^3 ... p l | l - * B forces is the garrislon of Kom- murder, the sentence automati- scared. m ® n p p. o e2 S o a ® ^ § Q . poeg Sella manned by about cally would be five years to life. ^Vlto temperatures near 20 be- 1,000 Cambodians. It is sur | | S -i ^■2. c g g g “ i f t f ' f r f n | it('i;|! __ _ low, she ran 100 yards UuouKh ™ i ® o S ^ & E<§ a .* ■ i f jsP»'" W 'i i 1 % rounded by enemy and under LOS ANGELES (AiP) — Ju- deep snow to a neighbor’s house 2- ff 2 2 .. E constont harassment, although iw In the Siiarcn Tate murder to get help. Prle Chief Howard s s I s d Back City Police in Sympathy Walkouts P I ? & f l s l j | ^ ! l - 9 f t S - « ? 2? 2 2a9222 -9 29 G29|9G299f29292921,9992 92 o n -9 g o 0 2 9 |Soggg^gggggSg£gggg go not under riege. trial have Uved together dorml- Wehmer said that Iby the time Accounts of witnesses differed AM oi «4 NEW YORK (.AP) — ’Talks (See Page Eight) (See Pago Eight) 88 - 8 i admed at ending the strike by II m 8 a|| |ft81 lli|||iSf 8sf |I|S I 1 i d outs spread among transit and Activist Attorneys Launch w ,r t o r ? ! ^- o-g' a,4| ^ ® s i housing polrolmen. Won’t Take To add to toe city’s labor State Court Reform Drive kluElB Kj 1' f I*f fls^ ,, .. woes, 1,600 teamsters struck 3 fii>& il■Ps I s I Sunday, cutting off most of toe By DON MEIKLE mon Pleaae Court; Chief Judge 2 S ® Associated Press Writer g o ■ sS |! New Term fruit and vegetable sui^ly. A John J. Daly of the Cbcult 2 « 'S - i; iiif' ip f ri * I strike by telephone repaiimen HARTFORD (AP) — A gro«v Court; and Norman K. Panells <*9.5^ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. of youthful activists In the Con efkl$&&aj|||?|t6||99999?l||fa29|29 99 g R ill |9999§R99§?|||& 9 g Rg? 9 gRg G and InstaUers entered its second of Brldg;eport, who Is president (AP) — Secreto^-General U week with no sign of abreak. necticut Bar Association has of the bar asaoctatlon. ■ M S P K K f* • Thant declared today he has no launched a drive tor major re I The Transit AutbMlty said ‘The bar association itself has S 8 intention of serving beyond the that about 26 per cent of toe forms in toe state's court system. not yet token any posltian on expiration of bis present term at transit police fMce, which pa- the recommendations of f 2S3p8ff ||f|sE?|s PI ||>?83 pi R|||| the end of 1971. trols subway stations and Peter L. Costas of Hartford, <»w„ one of the leaders of toe group A Cb. Thant, now In Us 10th year as trains, refused to work Sunday secretary-general, made the says some of the reforms may The atmosphere in the Oen- in a rix)W of sympathy with the be considered “radical.” But, in enti Assembly la apparently re statement in response to a ques walkout by city patrolmen. ceptive ot the Idea of tolrly aig- - '?2 SfHftt ip l h 4 tion at a wide ranging news an article In the current lame ’Ihe Housing Authority said at of toe Connecticut Bar Journal, nifleant court reforms. Gov. I ll, 4 8^1 ._ . _ ._, conference. He wlU be 62 Fri least 60 houring patrolmen as he asks': “ Can anyone deny that Tliomas J. Mesklll, a lawyer I !if III m i » r f S b m day. signed to projects In Brooklyn hlmaeU, has urm^ creatian o f i f f l i H : I* S sill* “4 5 8b t 11 ’’I radical changes are required to I He had these additional com staged sympathy walkouts late Improve the present Judicial a new appellate court between f 5 "* i"wS^ f I'-'iH ?"!*E ^ o> ments on international issues: Sunday night and early today. system?” the Siqperiar and Supreme ^ ^ ¥ H He does not fSvor parUclpe- Detectives, senior uniformed -Associated with Costas In the Courts, merger of the Court of if5Ei9i?5lB7 i f i i i i EliE|?ils * E?il|S F gIgIg 9? 9r§ ll tlon of ^he United States or the officers and probationary pa reform drive is Jon O. Newman Common pleas wlto the 8iq;>erior Soviet Union in any peacekeep trolmen continued meanwhile to of West Hartford, former U.S. Court, and removal of- Judges' ing force in the Middle East. .wwk 12-hours shmia to provide Attorney- and onetime aide to power to appoint prosecutors. fti *«• AAA A*8«8 He believes that Britain and essential police servlcas. PoUoa Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff. Some legislative leaders have li'f! 8 *88 i 8 8 8 i i s 8 8 i8 8SS 888 France might {day ouch a role, CommlWoner Patrick V. Mur Ooatos, Newman, et al, hosted voiced similar Ideas. m % E| i ; ® Q a & |i||3S|8sS||98|S||§§i|sS^^S|i8s|S§§SS|§§siSS§ but that it would be unwise to phy said they could probaUy a recent off-the-record meeting Costas goes a.good deal fur S s i *■! I C 2 «g put the two super powers In a sustain toe effort ‘‘tor “several with leading Judges, lawyers ther, urgtog a simplified two- 1 s ^ mlUtazy position In such a sensi- more days.” and laymen looking forward to tier court structure oompooed S tlva part of the vroild. Some hrip waa provided a a fuU-scale “Citizens’ Confer only of a trial court and an ap- ence” to April. '5 i- ? ? 5 a@ ? I He denounced acta of terror- ftxoe of 68 men from Uto federal peals court; and aboHsfament ot -Among those present were lam and ‘ ‘hooliganism” sudi as Executive Protection Service In the probate courts and Jovanlle iiSi III State Supreme Court Justice courts. have occurred against toe So-' Washington. Tliey were de - l i a f ,m John P. Oottqr, the court sys One of Ooataa'a key prrqwaala ? t f H T t p F r * [ Viet and Egyptian mlosimia to ployed to protect Soviet. aCfices, tem's chief administrator; CSiief toe United Nations, and declar- New York City Transit Police who refused to go on terday. A group of them, right, confers with the is a bipartlaan commlaatcn to 1 1 ^ i r a measure necessitated ' 1^ a Judge Alva P. LolseUe of the patrol in sjrmpathy with regular patrolmen in a pay commander of their district. About 25 per cent of screen Judges for appototment E (Bee Page Bight]| Superior Court; Chief Judge A. [I “ “t as .A . V (See Page Twa) dispute with the city, gather at a district office yes-' the force refused patrol. (AP Photo) §99|99 99*999§ 99 9§ 9 §§9§9§9§^99S§90^§9 Frederick Migiione of the Oom- (See Page Btgkt) vr 1 7 ■V^ ■. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJJ., MONDAY, JANUARY* 18, 1971 PAG E TH REE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 may fluctuate with the stock used for rocket engines on Lunci' Fumes Kill Man, Business Mirror market or the cost of living. Lunar Vehicle 16, the unmanned spaceship that ( 1 STOM RFA PIIOLSTKHIV; Housing, Transit Patrolmen Sheinwolfl on Bridge returned from the moon in Sep The variable annuity concept Two Overcome involes .some risk, because the Back for Check tember with lunar samples. F v.',^ (, . ... Inflation’ s'^Tag Ignored funds often are invested in The total distance covered so PAWLING, N.Y. (AP) — An EtERMnurmBU Join NYC Police in Walkout TOURNAMENT PlAY " MOSCOW (AP) — Lunokhod far by the ' lunar vehicle Pi o!*'t ’ d b ; Scotchgard NORTH stocks, but many individuals 84-year-old Justice of the peace Broiled to order and served with baked potato, Texas ^ “THE WAY 1, the Soviet moonrover, was amounts to 3,593 meters, or (Continued from Page One) S00,0(X> youngsters an unexpect- Bjr AUFRED 8HEINWOli> # A K 10 6 planning for their retirement died Sunday night and his wife toast and crisp green salad with your choice of dressing. ’ In Considering Incomes 11,787 feet, the report said. series of recent anU-Saviet Incl- ed vacation, O A84 feel the risk Is , worthwhile., if steeredPback to its mother ship and brother-ln-la'w were over Swindles are ^ more important Tass said lainokhod has over I HEARD r r m dents. Members of the CSiicago 0 QJ85 By JOHN CUNNIFF wage Increase for all industries, they at least have a chance of today in a check oUtty naviga come after carlxm-monofdde come several craters more than fumes seeped into their house There continued to be no ap- Teachers Union, wdiich repre- in tournaments than at rubber * 6 4 xTMir as extracted from 2,819 agree- o u ^ ttin g Inflaticxi. tion system and m^euverabili- 20 meters In diameter and with from an automobile located in parent Increase in crime. Mayor senta about 80 per cent of the bridge. It isn’t necessary to WEST EAST NEW YORK (AP) — With in- nj^nts studied by The Bureau of ^^® Institute of Life Insur- ty, Tass reported. by John ^rubor ‘I L '' slopes of 15 degrees steepness. a garage below. I John V. Undsay said ’’the city 25,000 public school t^ e ru , ^ 0 oppoaents out of 4 843 b 972 flation underlying almost all oth- National Affairs, Inc., was 27.7 snee reports that the number of “ The purpose of- this was to BiSETEmAS The moongvehlcle Is powered Dead Is Fred Lakes, vdio has is secure, the city is safe." overwhelmingly approved Sun- (? 175 K Q 10 6 3 check the precision and reliabil er problems of the nation today, cents an hour, or 6.6 cents high- groups which set up variable by solar batteries that are re teen a Justice of the peace for ; PubUc schools, which were day a new two-year contract overtrick at rubber bridge; O 94 10 6 2 ity of the navigation and driving o here- is a brief r e ^ r t ^ how er than 1 9 ^ e m e n t s ^ p l ^ plenished by opening the top of 40 years. His wife, 79-year-old cloeed for l>r. Martin Luther «5aUln«r tor a 16 per cent wage the other players would resegit 4b AQ752 * 93 the lunar vehicle,” the Soviet the vehicle and exposing the Ida, and brother-ta-law, Van was King’s birthday Friday when t>oost over two years. The two- tbe waste of time. But over- SOUTH Americans are dealing with this For construction, however, nrevlou news agency said. I'm continuing with my dis tone-color. “FYeischutz" cardinal sin of economic man- the median was 90.6 cents, and ^ batteries to the sun’s rays. Vess Ventom. 74,' were treated, cussion of some of the things a the first of these and was pre the wildcat strike took fuU eU- tricks are the heart and soul of ♦ QJ5 total of 227,(X)0 Americans Tass said the experiment was “®®'"®*‘*' ‘be increase over settlements in a 840 vari- at St. Francis Hospital in ’ critic looks for and by ladilch he miered in 1821, six years before feet, are open today despite the airreement w4,inti tournament play, sntk many on C? 92 done “with great precision" tills may sound preposterous, made a year earlier was 20.3 during a regular communica 4-H Founder Dies Poughkeepsie and released:, Judges when preparing a re Beethoven’s death, thirty years lack of poUce protecUon, tJnd- peached^^jT tltirtt^ prod- has won h championship 0 AK73 CARINDA, Iowa (AP)—Jessie A K J 10 8 but It was uncovered by Survey cents. The big increase contta- j^ yesta^ equ ities s^clT as tions session from 12:30 a.m. to The„ Pawling Fire Deptg*ment view. We were on singers last after Mozart’s burial. say announced j. , w Rirhirrt t nninv **7 homswoggUng his oppo- Field Shambaugh, 89, a prin was called to the scene where week, and we’re still on them, Where Mozart needed only 80- South Weft North T ^ ^t®®**®- A n oth ^ 140,7l)0 were In 4:46 Moscow time. f m ^ e C h lc i^ ’s t ^ h ^ r e amoii^ ® 80-point ovettrick slty of ^W gan and relied re- developed in 1967, as Judged by Luna 17, the mother ship’ from cipal founder of the 4-H clubs attempts to re'vlve Lakes failed. so far as I’m concerned. Hiere odd players in his orchestra, talks with representatives o the highest nald In anv ti^ when the contract was never In 1 0 Pass 1 A cently by Dr. George Katana. BNA figures. which Lunokhod began Its lunar In the United States and a long State police said Lakes ap is a great deal to know about Welber needed about 60. His patrolmen, firemen and saidta- n a tlo ^ metnmoUtan duM c **®“**- Today’s h««d. I^yed by 2 A Pass 3 time national advisor to 4-H parently left his car running in SOFA or TWO CHAIRS FROM singing. AUPass director of its Economic Behav- a review of the recent record -Even greater numbers are travels Nov. 17, Is incapable of g^icntly, musical effects in the tionmen, all of whom have be«i gclKx,| systems ^ Angeles expert Edwin Kan- 3 NT groups, is dead. the garage and a forced-air scene lor Program. of ^age increases for all Indus- expected to become evident once taking the eight-wheel moon ve Please understand that I’m "wolfsglen’’ scene are gone out of hod chassis occupied the space ing a tall. into the house above. Broken Springs Replaced & Hand-Tied * V ■■ V B concert artists. The average asked why they are making cents in 1966, 11 cents In 1966, available,” the Institute said. u •. J J ®**' creased from |8,400 to |B,796 by Both sides vulnerable his mind. It happens now and Brand New Spring Cushions • “ singer who has fun in a chorus The larger orchestra demand- iFlremen and sanitationmen 1972. ^ more money than five or ten jg g iges and 22.1 In 1969. ______qjg Opening lead—^v e of CSubs. then in bridge tounuuneots. Frames Hand Polished (Not Refinished) with others; Is not the subject of ed singers with bigger voices, received and promptly rejected The previous contract exoired years Katojm says,. they comparable figures for Imagine that you are playing At any rate. West played low Ex-Senator Eager 5 Year Warranty on Workmanship my discussitm. I’m talking Eight years later, Rossini was a new city offer of a 17A per Dec. 31 the South hand at three no- generally give themselves fu ll ______on South’s eight of clubs, and credit and forget that inflation . - q. , , .. STEAK about high priced solodste; alter to write his ‘‘VWlUam Tell” cent wage Increase over a TTie new pact was approved trump in a tournament ____ ,______19-8 cents In 1966 and 1966, res 0 For Public Life FREE Extra Arrn Covers to Match Upholstery! Kantar had his Uth trick then may have played a role. HARTFORD (AP) — Thomas all it is my Job to see that the making equal demands, but in three-year contract. Sunday 7,126 to 1,243 with 40 per object is to win as many tricks mav Im m m he pectively. In 1967 the median In LANE GUITAR and MUSIC CENTER* W B O N m HOUSE “Tliey commonly refer to J. Dodd says he’s far from fin audience gets its money’s general, the Italian composers The offer would raise fire- cent of the union members v^- as possible. The opening lead ^ crease Jumped to 34.9 cents, to 287 West Middle Tpke., Manchester their own efforts, to increased ished with public life, even Heodqoaiicra FVht: (Rdtar, Dnnifl, Tnmipet, Ptenil ind B biiJ® L eow m i ^ «ke Bellini, Donizetti, and so men’s salaries by $1,900 from tag. gives you a club trick,^ you taytalu 49.6 in 1968 and to>70.2 cents in In general there are two on, stuck to the old style, with experience and ability, and to though he came in third In a 820 Firmlntton Avs. (Rt. 6), Briitol • Rt. I, Groton Shoppera Mart, GnAa • their present base maximum of Tlte contract calls lor more are sure of four spades, four »-mcv stunte™* 1969. 911 Washington Street (Rt. 66), Middletown • Rt 72, Plalnvllle Shopping Plage, styles of singing which may be small voices and small orches- $10,050, and sanitationmen by than the Board of Elducatlon dlamoiuls and a heart ior a to- ^ progress in their careers, rather three-way race last November M3-41S9 Plainville • Albany Ave. (Rt. 64), BMops Plaza, West Hartford • Wllllmantlc PJaza labeled for cixtvenlence as tras. for his seat in the U.S. Senate. (m.32},Wllllinantic $1,711 from $0,871. presently has In its 1971 budget, tal of 10 tricks. How' riiould you Qneatton than to inflation or to activities SfMclaR 10-Week Hobby Olast Recognition of persistent inf- Hla promise “ to go on in pub- "Italian” and “German.” Rtls- jn Germany, the orchestras The head of the sanitation- Mayor Daley, a Democrat, try for an Uth trick? Partner opens with 1-NT(If by the government or trade For Adults and Youngsters sian singers generally adopt the kept growing until finally you unions,” he reports. lation is showing up in insur- Hc service’’ was coupled with a men’s union scorned the offer as •‘a counted on an increase If you try a routine play in points), and tiie next play^ Starts Wed., January 20th German method of voice pro- jq "Rosenkavalier’’ by ’’pennies." state aid to the city to absorb clubs, West will win and switch Tou hold: Spades, 8- "Therefore, inflation la ance and pension plans. refusal to rule out the possibil- ducUon; French singers usually gtruss which demands 127 ta- Instructor: Arnold Landsberg SiH'iui/isrs in Cui,ti>ni M,nh: F;ihn, ,S, Pi Mu\ Talks between the city and to hearts. Then you will have to *"*' Dtamonds, viewed as ’bad’ even by people Americans are buying more ity that he may again run for 9-4; Oubs, A-0-7-5-2. whose income rose much more variable annuities, which are In- elective office, (Rental Guitars I I ^ KtnirerB ufdmr the two different ------“trumentaUsts,■:------“‘t the , —largest o'-— methe r-atroimenPatrolmen’s s tienevoientBenevolent As- 9 .?...... ''- R ‘u oh®rd ne- Ogllvle. lase your a Re-10 1 take your 10 tricks while the : r Kbb ■ ------r Kbb ! I m ^^^^nS w^d orchestral know sing- soclaUon were at an Impasse «>e city taking is good. What do xpu say? than prices advanced. Inflation ®urance or pension programs 'The 63-year old former sena- Are Available) detracts from the satisfaction that tend to offer more protec- tor’s comments came at a “Def- Judge one by thHi^ the same ------r r —~ — ------. uucunung lo to me cmei Ohio* meoiator ------« « nee u youSee can if work you . out a Answer: Pass. Since you f # * I ®®_>^ 111^2 CENTER STREET, MANCTESTEB l a rn itu standaids as the otaer. *^®™ electronic am- Matthew Kelly. He said the ’T »>®*ore you have only 7 plaints in high with what Is seen as well-de- tlon against inflation than most icit Dinner” here Saturday s In the early days there was a 9 ^ ^ was Inslsttag there would the school system. read on. Someday you may cards, the combined coiiht can served fruits of one’s labor.” .standard plans, which are night. Sponsors said It should HOURS: Mon. 1-8:39 PJH., Tues lliru Fri. 1-9 PJfl. 1 I I . M A I N S 1 NA A N C H 1 b I ( R I ______geared to a fixed return. yield about $S0,(KX) towards style of staging called ’bel can- voiceno nproduction ,,o nr, evolved.o»n »o be no settlement without a reeo- ^ stunt of thls Mnd to bo only 25 points at most. Tills LONDON (AP) Satuiday 9-6tf0 PJW. OAU. M O-78U j Pop Organ Coneert to”, which_____ literally means ^ general. Italian singing re- muon of the pay parity Issue. make your contract. is very unlikely to produce a Pay Increases have been Instead of guaranteeing the Dodd’s deficit of $42,000 run up I beautiful staging.’’ ' Nobody 2"*'®® ® »»-®®th ®nd let- a Court oi A^ata decision Begins Early game, and there Is no reason large, especially In construe- owner a specific return for a as he ran for re-election as an Read Herald Advertisements knows for certain Just what it ®**’^® while Thureday throwing the PBA’s •®“®” today before a tion. specific period, a variable an- independent after bolting the . note. If you have naUonwlde postal sMke which ™*tn to disturb the part-score con- Featuring I was and you’ll hear aa. lotlui cJU1 Piwhictag • “ a note. If ■'you have parity pajfpay ouli.suit back uacK to lo MaxeState au-Su- also olnn throotnnnthre«t»^ tnto ®t^®® t®*- lor “ nil uth trick was in tract-of 1-NT. Last year. the median hourly nulty offers him an amount that Democratic party. loosG talk about It by people P[®nty ?.! P^®*"® Court for trial touched dubs. He also saw that a rou Copyright 1971 tttttttt who never heard It. Probably it chest, the air will come out yje wildcat work stoppage phone and telegraph contact ^ *r V T T T T ' T T'T* T T T"TT TT T T TTTTI TT YTT-TT T TYTY^t T t T T T T T T T T t T IT T T T I I f T T I T T with the outside world. tine iriay in that suit would not Geoeral Featuree Carp. I WSB something someuung likeime excrilentexceueni *"_tlUMtlty,— n--— --- ^th patrolmenPatrolmen contendcontehd that underimder with 30 000 no«tni wo-ba,.,. worx.work. He therefore azmealed to EDDIE "crooning” in its day, which a fair artm^ of pressure ^ ^ ^Wim ^ West’s normal greedT^ I H tarU r tanor^^J^jJ^derel^d tat “'®^ “ ® »» for every Tuesday, the Post Office^ a the fin* trick ta the^^tantag opera was unUl th^^ere top-he^ and ®^®** servants. The 6:30 p.m. deadline today for L A » ^ \ IHIAIRf IAS WILLHITE in uie beginning, opera was y ...... f; y sergeants were awarded an in- malltajg first-class letters. Col- *he second trick, Khn- the plaything of the very rich, the subject of ridicule by those crease In arbltratlim and now lection of parcels and second- ®ataily led the eight of At The Fobiitoiis I royalty, and ndbillty. They who didn’t understand the the patrolmen claim the city class letters already has been elubs! formed a small minority of the motive behind this excessive owes them $2,7(X> apiece in back suspended. West lotdied at his cards sus- BALDWIN ORGAN entire populace, and a small avoirdupois- CniigBSagal I I theater sufficed to seat the No matter how fat the Oer- pay. A government emeigency plclously. What was declarer whoGe bunch. Such a theater man might get, it wasn’t enough Kelly said the talks Sunday committee met to discuss the dotag? But It seemed clecu* timF I Come Join Us! I still exists in Munich where it to move the air in his lungs wesa..”intensive” but the parties possibility of calling out troops East had the ten and Jack of is known as the “Rezidenz with sufficient pressure to ride were "gravely deadlocked’* handle the mall or letting prt- clubs since South had used the Theater,” or sometimes the over a big orchestra. His voice with no immediate proqiect of a ''^^® ttams take over the mall king of clubs to beat the nine at Don’t forget! S. B. M. gives you I I ’’CuvllieesUieater,” since it was was now produced from the dl- breakthrough. service during the efrike. the first trick. Perhaps South TIk OnI Tues.. Jon. 19 at 8 P. designed by a Frenchman nam- abhragm, which, contracting The transit potrolnien began "^® Union of Poet Office wanted to give up four early their sympathy stoppage Satur- Workers scheduled pay talks tricks In the hope of arriving at j i i a t I EAST HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL ed Cuvlllee. upward, forced the air under I It seats about 600 people and considerable pressure to his day but the union head, John T. ^ government mediator lat- a squeeeze positlan Or perhans 777 Burnside Ave. (Just past Burnside Center) Maye, called It "unauthorized” ®*- today In a last-minute at- has five balconies in addlUon to .yo<.al chords. Control of Oie PUijcat and said it was the work of *’a tempt at a settlement, ADMISSION FREE — PLENTY OF PABKINO the floor seats. These balconies diaphragm is a must in the I I few radicals’’ seeking political .■jT^ks between the union and MOMMtV i n O A V ■$ 7rU -t:U ' — s p o n s o re d by — ^ made up entirely of box«. German style of staging, but gain in the imitm. thfe' Poet Office broke down Fri THEATER TIME BASVigwMritfiriA- ? "ot m the TtaUan. Maye said some transit po day when the union rejected a I THE ORGAN CLUB OF HARTFORD I desc^on th^ The German voice Is much 8:4S-Bt«»-f4C.»lW licemen had been followed on proposed 8 per cent pay In SCHEDULE SCMDAT «$ tiM • Baldwin Piano b Organ Co., M l AUyn St., Hartford, Conn. bigger, and not as enticing, but by the way, is much larger than their rounds by striking city pa crease. The union wants 15 per 8ri6-5M0-7t$ff-t;U it has to be. The German I J the auditorium.) Consequently trolmen who called them cent. Post Office salaries range Burnside — Love Story 7:16, "HeWentenor” or heroic tenor 9:16 nobody had to stag very loudly. ,, „ . "scab" and asked them to Join from $36 to $66 a week. MORE BANKING HOURS in addition, orohestrM ^®" established 1°^ be- the walkout. There are about If the workers go on strike, all Cinema I—The Artstocats 1, 8, were s m a lT and were used Verd* ® ^ 3,200 transit policemen. telegraph services will be cut 6, 7, 9 purely for accompaniment for for a "tenor rObusto,” and ftad- The head of the housing pa- *7ff, except for *’llfe-and-death” Cinema n —The Owl end The the most part, sounding like a tag an Italian tenor with a big trolmen’s union, Joseph Balsa- emeigency telegrams, which Pussycat 7:30, 9:30 enough voice for this part Is a no, said the walkouts In Brook the union has agreed to handle. East Hartford Drive-In-—Re fancy guitar. There was Utile . I dramatic value In the music. real task. At present James Mc lyn were not authorized. He said Dialed telex and teleftaone opens Wed. t Orpheus has a famous aria, "I Cracken is the beat exponent of if the Job action is Joined by 80 services with overseas countries East Windsor Drive-In — Re the role and he had German per dent of the 1^600-man force, as well as Ipased wire communi opens Fri. Bank’til 4 P.M. DAILY have found my Eurydlce.” Gluck’s opera, that would be training. The average Italian he would order the remaining cations are expected to operate Manchester Drive-In — Re i A f m i Just as effective if he sang, "I tenor can’t handle the role any men to answer cmly emergen normally—unless there are opens Fri. have found by Eurydlce.” more than he can handle the cies at the city’s 171 housing breakdowns needtag repetir by State Theatre—'Diary of a Emotion In muric was not yet role of Tristan, projects striking maintenance men. Any Mad Housewife 7:40, 0:30 at our Main Office understood, and consequently Since the Italian tenor usual- In the produce strike, Local phone calls requiring the help of UA Theatre — The Owl and dynamic range was Uihited. ly stags over an orchestra of 202 of the independent Interna- an operator will be suspended, The Pussycat 7:16, 9:16 Register Now Opera originated In Italy, and moderate size, he sounds as tional Brothertiood of Teamsters ' Poet Offices will be open only Italian models were exiled else though he has a big voice, but walked out after the member- for limited periods to handle for Spring Rifening Classes where. 'Mozart, for example, measured in decibels he does ship rejected a tentative con payment o i old-age pensions. wrote Italian opera to all In not. If he forces his voice to the tract settlement reached early Arts and Sciences Saturday. Bank 6 to 8 P. M. THURSDAY tents and purposes. Beethoven’s size of a German, he cracks, Business and Public Administration only opera is something else. It The German method militates The strike affected four pro has some beautiful, Germcui- against flexibility; I don’t know duce markets including the Education Art Engineering Hunts Point Market, the largest YOUMOPEanJE Secretarial Science sounding music, but it gen- a single great German colora- o l a erally sounds like an oratorio, tura. So you see you have to produce terminal in the world, MR. STEAK Courses lead to a degree or certificate rathei; than an opera In the ctm- judge a stager In the context which covers 126 acres in the at our Main Office, Parkade East Bronx. ventional sense. of the role he essays, and not 244 Ocirier St., Classes begin Monday," February 1 Charles Ullrich, president of Things changed radically just by the 'Juiciness of his tone, lUMJI AOlHTTfO the union, estim a te that the Fhooe M4-U26 with Ctarl Maria von Weber, a ^ critic does this. MMfV AntflWCM ADVANCE REGISTRATION four markets handle 95 per cent Take your next pasty to oppe/nlmonf opllonol cousin of Mozart’s wife. Hither- ______of the city’s fresh and frozen Hawaii with on at-home thru Tuesday, January 19 to, opera plots had retold the . MlliMMITIi Luau, mfornaality is the key and North End Offices Greek legends, for the most produce. Patrick F. Grossman, Train Robbery commissioner of porta and ter- note. Dress in muumuue, part. (The very first opera of [103 REGISTRATION JANUARY 20 - 30 .mtaals; called that estimate hula skirts, or sarongs with 'Which we have record was Fugitive Sought live flowers In your hols. Weekdays I I am-8 pm Saturdays 9 am-12 noon “Dafne," spelled ■with an "f” "too high" but said the amount Men con wear aloha shirts "was very substantial.” ■iOnen* University Hall Room 216 because the text was Italian. 1 h rO U gU D rita iU I IMar 17 nsuirM i and beachcomber hats. Set not Greek.) Weber ushered In “ The ImpEfot to the consumer your taUe on the fleer wMfl for your copy of the spring evening schedule will not be felt until at least leaves on top of place mats, Bank 6 to 8 P.M. FRIDAY the "rom antic" era. ST. AUSTELL, Etaglaiul (AP) Tuesday because there Is a one- bamboo shades, brown paper call or write With the exception of "Fret- — Police searched scores of ho- day backlog of produce that was and green cloth. Heap fruits schutz" his operas no longer tgjs and rooming houses on 17 * University College processed through the terminals («•• IMt asy wry and flowers In the center and hold the boards, but three of his (Cornwall’s holiday coftst today k isa M is^ add the Island romance of University of Hartford overtures are stiU encotmtored „„ the tip that Great Train Rob- The w^kere rejected a three- candlee. Serve qploy dtys, at Bolton Notch, Hartford Road, in the concert hall, and 200 B loom field Avenue, W est H artford 523-4811 the concert hall, and they Ronald Biggs, was in the year contract that would have fresh vegetables, wrai^sd in show a radical change in must southwest England county. raised wages $36 a week over aluminum foil. Add the taogy cal approach and in orchestral taste of Honcdulu punch and Detectives checked hotd reg- the previous weekly salary of the warmth of a friendls isters while guests were sleep- $141.60. ir.hM i" Parkade, E. Center St., and toast—"L e a Lea Kataou' mm ing and woke only those who ------("To Happiness"). Tour could fit the fugitive’s descrip- (JHIOAGO (AP) — Thousands will be a id ^ olou s tion. of teachers return to their class- mi(led success. -A police apokesman later de* rooma. today afteralter a four-day So. Windsor Offices cltaed any details except that strike that had given more titan Great food is our special FUNERAL HOME' the search was stiU going on. ------ty here at MR. STEAK, % The himt started after the 244 (Center Street, 646- manager of the nearby Raah- President Finds 1995. Our steaks are Established 1874 three generations of service leigh Arms Hotel tdd police Time for Poster shipped direct frtHn Den Bank’til NOON SATURDAYS that a newspaper picture of ver and are preiMred Biggs tallied with a man who WICHITA, Kan. (AlP) — Ro- diary with flair and imagina 142 East Center Street stayed there Saturday night. berta Scott, the 14-yeai>old tion. We are America's Manchester, Conn. 06040 Detectives checked the man’s WlRhlta girl who as the 1970 poe- of a mad favorite family resturant room for fingerprints to match ter child for the National Aaso- and delight in serving (203) 649-7196 wlth Blgga’ record. elation o f Retarded chUdren, Is at Main Office, Parkade housewife children. We have a spe Biggs was sentenced to 30 8?otag to see the Presl- cial menu just for them. years In prison tor his part In 4ent. • afrankpenyfilrri the $7.8-mUUon mall train rob- Roberta’s mother, Mrs. Huey Also be sure to join us bery of August 1963. Scott, said Sunday she had re- AtJNMERSM.PICTUReTBCHNKXX.Oft* | R ) ^ North End, Bolton Notch, for a luncheon that is He e sca ^ in 1966 and went ^ AT 7^40 - 9:30 sure to please. to AustaSTne evaded a poUce Repub^an raid in 1969 and stace has teen OPEN 7 DAYS 11 A.M. R oterta’s ottendance at White and So. Windsor Offices ^ ; k, House \worehlp services with TO 9 P .M .! ^ a n d said ewly this p^^ent Nlx« next Sunday, that mtyht teve ^ HELPFUL HINTS returned to Britain. Five dajm CSean P yrsx dtshos bgr William J. Lennon, Director later his lO-yeaiMild son Nicho- ^.g^n Saturday and return by soaking In hot soiqi sods and las was killed in a car crash In private Jet. ammonia. Roy M, Thompson, Associate Director MeHxxirne. Oggs’ wife. Char- Robeita was scheduled to R. Bruce Watkins, Associate Director, Corporation President maine, and a second son, For- have her ^cture »«itAn with were slightly Injured. President Nixon late last year, Watkins Directors welcome any questions on funerals, customs, pro but White House officials said a "Italian cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for a dependable answer. No crowded schedule would not oblisration, natprally. permit the President to pose Spaghetti Savings Bank^ of Manchester -with her. cDienUtQ If^rald Because Roberta was the first Perhaps this question has been on your mind: . . _ „ _ . bihek child to be chosen as the Night' SDdHoUdsjrs at^ 13 Blssell StAS NARC poster glri, the situation Q. Do you have 24 hour phone service ? Maiietiartsr. Oonn. (06040) touched off complaints of a ra E v e r y Wednesday! ( j'» If „ ^Telraixme 643-27U cial slight A. YES! We are available and accustomed to oalla at ANY hour .-S econ d (Tlaas FoStace Paid White House Press Secretary a l l YO U mmsm Hanohester. Conn. CAN E A T aroifnd the clock. We also carry a small radio receiver when we ____ Ronald L. Ziegler told news- MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR BOLTON NOTCH however, that Nixon did leave the funeral home so that we may be reached at any time. One Year ...... f...$10100 know whether the girl was Includes a Tossed Salad, ...... ^ black, or brown" - he Bread and Butter . One Kontii ...... jlSS almply had been bu*y. | <*, ■ ■ s ." ■ /
PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN(!TIESTEr 7 CONN . -MONDAY. JANUARY 18, 1971 PAGE FIVE Cut/Your Own Taxes: 10 Tolland Podgornj> Pledges CAREER CrimminS'Anderson Crockett-^chif f er Announce Engagements Thifault Issues Medical Deductions Same Declaratioh Of ‘Material’ to .Egypt By RAY DE CRAN E ance; nurses’ fees; physi ■li-; Jaycees Week OPPORTUNITIES By THE A SSO euX T O PRESS tion cf Palestine, as an adven EnterpriM Publications cians’ fees; physical therapy M o m IM R 3 A n M o n cOBtaB • treatments; surgeons’ fees; Seniors — Adults — Meri — Women. Soviet Preaii turer who had doublecroased the Other than taking a slight I First Selectman Charles Thi it Nikolai^ Pod- transportation expenses (ac START NOW! Get your career into the gorny has that the So-' resistance movement. note of inflation, congres fault has issued a proclamation Habash said Saturday his tual cost of public transpor high-pay brackets! DAY 5 EVENING Viet U n lo iy ^ I replace Egypt’s sional tax writers made no RayDeCraneHo designating this week as Tol guerrUlas had no alternative but tation or six cents a mile for DIVISIONS Secretarial: Executive, .. "materUu loeses” in another significant changes this year use of your own car); X-ray land Jaycees week, in conjunc war y/ w ti Israel and also wUl to topple Hussein and replace in the usual list of deduc Legal or Medical • Fashion Merchan ^ C u t \ t a r charges;.wheelchair cost or tion with the national obser- imnrwe Uvlng conditloha in the him with a leftist regime. tions. dising • IBM Computer Programming "We diaU prevent any at rentaltm. YcV>- 4iab nation. OwniaxM vance. • Accounting • Speedwriting • Gregg tempt to divert the Palestinian The inflationary change Heart patients whose doc- / Podgorny told a cheering Thifault was a guest speaker Shorthand • IBM Keypunch • Clerical. revolution from its essential was in upping from fiv e . tors prescribe a quanti^ of at yesterday morning’s Mayors’ crowd o f 5,000 shipyard workers cents to six cents a mile the 1971 in ' Aliaxandrla Sunday that his goal of fighting Israel, even if m tr tMEuut twitHM 9tm but tiir tm u n a . whisky daily maylay include Breakfast at the MUIbrook Res CAU • WRITE • VISIT we have to use armed force,’’ amount that could be their Uquor charges (for me taurant in Vernon, sponsored by country would “ bear any mate- charged for use of your own Ost*iBsttoOO»>iissssw> The New Haven t Hartford Business Academies rial loeses to help Egypt repulse Adwan. s sow* Mats s Os Crass's p dicinal purposes only) as the Vernon Jaycees and the Israel.’’ He claimed Habash approved car m dbtaiuihg m ed ical part of their medical ex communities of Tolland and Ell- 900 Chapel Sq. Upper Mall 196 Trumbull St. ■«nr« . . __, and signed a peace and coopera- care. This includes driving penses. ingtim. New Haven Hartford We vdU furnlBh you v rtO t ex- tion s^em agreement eTwlth with th^jS^- the Jorda to and from doctors’ and Thifault signed a Joint 624-9935 COLLECT 525-9158 perts and money to enable you dentists’ offices and to and Charitable contHbutions nian governm ent Jan. 13, then are allowed for all cash gifts proclamation with Vernon to achieve your alms in aU secretly sent word to his guer- from hospitfds and medical fields,’’ he said. made during the course of Mayor Frank McCoy in
I ■ - -.r J MANCHESTER EVENING HER^D* MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JAI^ARY 18, 1971 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX Largest Steel Makers Miiskie Returns ^ llKattrl|]? tfr political activism in order to chart a 0 somewhat quieter, more scholastic exist Washington Whirl After Talks In i£tipmn Ifprali ence for the reunited university. Agree on Price Raises 0 By MAXINE CHESHIRE said he. had no "knowledge” of Europe, Mideast PUBLimBD BY THE ’The same trend, perhaps in re By ’n iE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'boosts would'raise revenues 2.1 *PopmElMked Every 'Evening Exceipt Sundaya typ^s of etractural steel an- pUlng. exclusive Interview with Julie President’s lodge, since he and 1972, has returned from a series iBiiid Holidays. Entered at the IPoA OCfice at In the reemt public comments of Presi Mandieeter,^ Conn., as Second CHass Mail nouncea over the weekend by ITie company did not rule out Nixon Bisenhower. the First Lady were not there, of sesslona with political leaders Matter ______dent Brew^ster. U.S. steel, the nation’s largest future price t>oosts wrhen it said: Miss Thomas carries the ere- On other occassions In the jn Europe and the Middle Blast SUBSCRIPTION RATES Who will be the future heroes of this steel manufacturer. "The price rise does not In any dentials of her wire service’s past, David and Julie have not if Payable in Advance In making the announcement way compensate for possible fu- ranking WMte House coiires- been as fortunate In finding ac- ^ ® " “ h*® senator, asxea One Year ...... ,.$30.00 era of campus unrest — the Puseys or Six Months ...... 15.60 Sunday, Kaiser said the boosts ture cost increases.” pondent. Yet, when she arrived commodations at Camp David, the trip was the opening gun In Three itonths ...... 7.80 the Brewsters, • the BaT>bldgeB or the were necessary because of rls- Costs in 1970 soared as much at the presidential retreat In which was named for Mm when Ms campaign, said 1^ is "always OiM Month ...... ^80 Hayakawas? Ing costs and unsatisfactory “ 22 per cent, the firm said. It the Catoctin Mountains near Ms grandfather was president, difficult to say what was the M B m ra ~ ~ O F earnings. U.S. Steel cited the added that labor costs had "es- Thurmont, Md., she was not al- Cabinet members and their t ^ ” h THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Present questions are easier to an ‘nie Associated Prese is exclusively en same reasons in announcing its calated many times more thtm lowed to get wltMn severaJ families can also reserve the “ a campaign. Re re- t i t l e to the use republlcatlon of all swer. ’The new Harvard president Is . A .. - mtfmifroutput WAMper man hour.”** smiles m II a m ofa # the place. cottages. fused to qualify the trip as con- news dispatches credited to it or not other price Mkes Saturday.. wise created in this paper and also the known as a great gardener and the Bethlehem Steel Co., second Julie Elsenhower came. In-. A reporter was present in a nected with any presidential local n^s j^bllshed here. possessor of a wicked serve in tennis. H largest In the country, said last stead, to a ranger station down WMte House office one day amUtlons he may harbor, All rMts of repuUlcatk>n of speoiat dis the road. The talk took place months ago vdien David called Muskle said he and Ms party patches herein are also reserved. he is still finding time for either^ a year week It would raise prices be tween 11 and 18 per cent on sev Gun Divides there because Camp David, to see If anything was going to were not subjected to any ha- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as or two from now, he will have passed where the Nixons spend their to be vacant that'weekend. He rassment wMIe meeting with sumes no financial responsibility for typo eral categories of the widely graphical errors appearing in advertise his basic test as an executive, and then weekends, was ruled “ out of was told, with some embarrass- Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin ments and other reading matter in The used structural steel. Rare Pair Of Manchester Evening Herald.- bounds.” ment, that every cottage was al- Moscow. He declined com- be .free to flower. The BetMehem announcement No explanation was given for ready reserved. on the talks, saying only Subscriber to Los Xdgelee Times-Washing- brought a WMte House threat to ton Post News Service. Bald Eagles such tight security. Reporters ------they were “ free and frank.” Pufll service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. lower quotas oh steel Imported with the proper WMte House Muskle met with West Ger- Pul^lshers Representatives — Mathews, from foreign countries. popular Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency The Real Agnew? — New Yoric, Chicago. DMroit and Boston. ..v.™i p S T c f'S ; T a t r a ' S ? «~SwSSn“5r,s MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIHCULA- What are they doing to our Agnew? smaller c® m p^es ^Mcated se p ^ M e d ^ e of the test cumstances, from seeing Inside ^ t ^ t e e ^ t o ^ t o ? C ^ ^ l l o r W flt y ^ ^ d t ” e felt TIONS. Speaking In California only two days they w ^ d t o ll^ BetMehem’s eagles In Ontario, presidential residences. t ^ t t rtu S H y S t e c k Is a^ West Germany’s policy of seek- Display advertising closing hours now rate schedule, the company wounded bird was found Whatever the reason for keep- pie brandy, " , distilled from hard Ing better ties wittwith fLnm.mlstCommunist For Monday — 1 p.m. FViday. after Governor Reagan had proposed to may make a decision today lying helplessly with one wing ^ Miss Thomas away, the re- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. cider. Eastern Europe was wise. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. his Legislature a plan for putting people whether it will slash Its Mkes to shattered and paralyzed on, Pe- was that she missed see For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. the level announced by U.S. lee Island, In Lake Erie about 40 construction work wMch is For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. on welfare to work at something in a ' Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day be Steel and Kaiser. miles southeast of Windsor. currently in progress Inside fore ' publication. 6 p.m. Friday for ’’public work force,” Vice President Ag Saturday and Monday publication. A BetMehem spokesman had Hie shooting Is believed to Ca^^P David, All Specials Effective Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Only...January 18-19-20, 19 71 new said that the answer to the welfare no comment Sunday but said a have occurred sometime In No- News of the remodeling and statement would be made today vem'ber. refurbishing, which leaked out M on d ay , J a n u a ry • 18 problem was something “ much more THE If a decision was made. TTie bird was flown to the through military sources last complex’’ than that. The CMcaro-based Inland mainland In a chartered plane, week, was at first denied by ’ITie number of pec^le on welfare who The Mistake Predated Aswan SIDEWALK would actually be able to do work was, FtiotogniiM By A. B. Buoehrioiua THE “ARISTOCRAT” in structu^ production, made Drysdale, acting cMef less given authorization from Inevitably, the spectacle of Russia oc the Vice President said, "not as great as no n ^ rate announcement and the area, ^ d "It Presidential Press Secretary cupying the poet of honor at the dedica one might suspect.’ ’ _ offered no torther com m it. In- i C ' ' ■ 1 tion of Egypt’s Aswan Dam turns atten And he added that he was himself not land has j^en Involved In pre- since being shot because its When the White House fln- vlous controversies surrounding brought It food on the ally did confirm the project, only tion and speculation bank to the ev^ts convinced that the way to get people rate Increase. ground.” the sketchiest details were made M k J of the year 1966. back Into private employment would be Steel prices are expected to jjg gjjjj paid eagles mate for available. A spokesman said In July of that year Secretary of State to create government jobs for them. I n s i d e Open Foru] be the topic discussed at a jjfe_ but they breed only In the that “ several” bungalows are meoUng today of President Nix- air. with an amputated wing, undergoing Improvements, , t John Foster Dulles, punishing Egypt for ’There was, of course, an advance Up Bethlehem^s Blooper on’s cabinet committee on eco- the wounded bird will never fly Some are part of what Is negotiating to buy from Russia arms we from Washington, to the effect that the nomic policy. nor mate again. known as the aspen, group. had refused to sell to Egypt, withdrew a Nixon game plan for 1672 would include Letter From Australis working on this same problem. Hie WMte House reaction to "Tills eagle Is one of a pair which surrounds the main lodge The tMrd 4-day stopK>ver was United States offer to help Egypt build the presentation of a "new Agnew,” a To the Editor, U.S. Steel’s announcement was that are a^ong the few success- used by presidents and first o r t in Sandusky, OMo on the edge markedly different from the ‘ “ 1 b r e e d ^ In Cenb^ North ,atues. of Lake Erie wrhere they were the Aswan Dam across the Nile. moderate voiced healer who would start Mary Cults, last year’s Amer statements issued after Bethle* America," Orysdale said. Others are supposed to be In putting America together again, and joined by 700 other AFSera for > '7- hem, {heading low profits, an- The birds h ^ lived wi the Is- laurel group. This Is the Four days later, Egypt’s President By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ican Field Service Student from a 2-day conference and to mark Nasser issued an order naticnallzing the wdio would, therefore, henceforth be ab Sydney, Australia lived wrlth her the end of tMs ’experience.’ nounced Its boosts. two years, build- cQn,p<,und of buildings where “The WMte House is gratified "®®* ®"®** ^®"^ President Nixon conferred re- Suez canal, in which Britain and France juring all the simplistic answers still to WASHING’rON — ’The steel economic policy, Mr. Nixon wras and Dr. Charts Walker, Under American family, Mr. and Mrs. "Msiny strong friendsMpa,’’ . that tills Increase Is substantiai- “ J?® „ ^ “ ®' cently with visiting British industry, astonishingly ill- seeking to simultaneously con Secretary of the ’Treasury. James Kolbe, 291 Henry St. and had both been shardiolders. be found in the oratory, but not In the Mary wrote about this, had ly lees than the Increase an- to !!^ u r e ™ m e MlMster Edward Heath, timed grab for a huge price In tain inflation short of manda ’niere are those Inside the attended Manchester High been formed Unking Blench, W * R*t*rv* Th* Right To Limit Quanttti*!. real practice, of such extreme right tory wage-price controls. His nounced earlier and we are ™ote on the island and unite Reporters and photographers 8UP 0VERMBS ’Hmee months later, an Israell-French- Administration wrho Insist Mr. crease has handed President School. Excerpts from a recent Japanese, Tlial, Swedes, and so British military attack was launched wingers as Governor Reagan. Euiswer was labeled by some Nixon’s nsw muscular jawbon letter: on. Tears flowed freely that let Nixon a golden opportimlty to aides "jawboning wrlth muscle" ing simply cannot work. To the Inflationary problem,” said transport It to another famUy of laurel perimeter that w e ^ n d against Suez, with the apparent object ’The Up from Washington said that the "Having been so much a morning and we will never for salvage his disintegrating new —using indirect government ac contend a rollback of Beth part of your commuMty for a Gerald L. Warren, deputy press eacles. noticed no construction. Their m m A B M B give those buses for separating Vice President might even be made over tion. of punishing Nasser by either capturing wage-price policy. lehem's steel boost wrtll stem year, I am sending my warm us . . . now each one of us bore secretary to the President. jt was feared the lonely bird motorcade was not permitted 10 L8S. 50 LBS. the Canal or blasting him out of office. into the chief advocate of the President’s At the time BeUUeham Steel Accordingly, the NAM speech primordial forces of Inflation est greetings to the people of the desire to do his or her part When BetMehem posted its In- jgtt on the island could die with- anywhere near the as^ n area, hinted at the suspension of the Manchbster. Maybe you wmuld creases, talk of relaxing steel out a mate. At the same time its According to the White House new welfare reform proposals. Co. surprised almost everybody Is lunacy In the opinion of these to give their best in their own is Within a few days. President Eisen Davis-Bacon Act (requiring critics. Equally mad. they say. be Interested to hear of my Import quotas came from the companiemsMp might help the spokesman, the remodeling We think we would quarrel wrlth the wrlth a 12.6 per cent price In country to which they were re being done under “ a five-year hower, i»Y>claiming that United Nations construction workers cm Fed Is to believe that Dr. Burns’ final activUies in the States WMte House. in ju ^ one during convales “ “ •IJO *1.70 crease In steel used tor con turning, to make our world the plem.” Many of the bungalows assum}>Uon that, for such purposes, the eral projects to get locally pre Fed will pump out greenbacks and since I arrived home. U.S.' steel said Sunday its cence. law against war must be enforced struction and shipbuilding, the best place possible for others are 30 years old. No “ Dollar Vice Fbresldent has to be "made over." over-baUyhooed progfram to hold vailing wages)—a hint fanned through 1671 and 1972 If Infla “ At the end of an American to come. We were each return chairman and cMef executive ------against our friends as well as against Into a threat by WMte House Field Service year, all the par figure” Is available on the work, We think It might be more accurate to down wages and prices unveiled tion Is rampant. ing to our familiar homes but officer, Edwin H. Gott,' told the A v .a V k c T l A n r k i i n n f ^ which Is being done by the Navy our enemies, made possible the United by Mr. Nixon In Ms Dec. 4 leaks. But that threat Is now Indeed, Mr. Nixon’s steel jaw ticipating students are taken on administration of the Mke be- say that the Vice 'President may be al would always have the memories Seabees. Nations action which did end the war, speech to the National Assn, of pronounced dead by Secretary of boning, surprising even White a bus tour. Tills was a two and attributes our year In the fore It was announced. fold purpose. Firstly, It gives Air Hijackings 'The WMte House deMed a re Its lowed to revert to his own natural in Labor James Hodgson, who has leaving Nasser still in power. Manufacturers (NAM) was a House staffers In Us Intensity UMted States had given us. "I imderstand that Mr. Gott port from one military source telligence and common sense and shambles. His vag^e concept of let It be known that siuq>end- and speed. is no safeguard the students, who have spent a “ Now I am back at school, did go to WasMngton and ex- OAIRO (AP) —.... Hie Arab Cftv- . year In one area, an oppor connected with the project that NORTH At that time, there was a consider harnessing market forces to Ing Davis-Bacon wouldn’t help against inflation even If big sometimes wondering if I ever plained U.S. Steel’s viewpoint,” Avtqtion OouncU has denound- moderately progressive . views for tunity to see more ot the coun a lavish, one-bedroom cottage bring down oil prices £ind con fight inflatiem much. steel finds it credible and acts went away. Our all-girls’ school able body of American public opinion try as a whole and meet dif a company spokesman said. *^^egal being readied for the spec- America. In our judgment. It has been struction labor wage Increases accordingly. It does, however, Gott conferred with Paul classified It as an Uiegol , , which criticized the Dulles action in 'The broader anti-wage Infla ferent types of people. Second with pupils from first to sixth iai use of Jiille and David MAIN those moments In which the Vice Presi was stalled near dead-center. tion proposal In the Dec. 4 at last give the impression of forms Is now the means to McCracken, chairman of the perpctratic*'- Eisenhower. withdrawing aid. Since that time, there Implications of this faUure ly, It acts as an Intermediate dent has occasionally slipped Into the speech—regjlonal collective bar genuine activity by the Presi period between being wdth our passing my main examinations President’s Council of Economic counc up a According to the military has developed additional feeling that this were casting a pall over Mr. gaining In the construction In dent and, therefore, offers some which will determine my fu Advlsera; It was learned. 5"®®*^ s o u r c e ,^ !^ estimates being STREET extreme in vicious vituperation or In ‘American families’ and re recommendations for Arab ..j.,__ Nixon’s radically revised game dustry — has fared no better. hope for muddling through the ture. . . After BetMehem’s pnmosed wMspered by the workmen on was a mistake which set in motion a plan. If some control over turning to our natural homes. pretended perturbation that he has been Labor and management leaders economic shoals ahead. For "We had a student here on boepts were criticized by the m ptirticular job have run as chain of developments which led direct wages and prices Is not achiev My bus trip took me firstly to something contrived and artificial. will meet at the White House that, Mr. Nixon can thank the the Amercians Abroad Program White House, the company said W®®" hijacking attempts ^ ^ ed. Inflation will be cm a new Washington, D.C. where forty- ly into the present continuing crisis in Monday to consider it, but no pigheaded executives of the of the A.F.8. who was here last its chairman also had conferred ^ future. WMte House spokesman TEL. 649.5253—MANCHESTER sharp upswing wrlthin a year. three of us from twenty-six body expects progress. So, the steel Industry. summer. She found It quite a with McCracken before they ^ ®v®"t hijacking, t h e ------the Near East, helping cause the two ’Ihat calamity would InMblt the different countries who were on Administration now plans to change coming to our aU girls’ were announced. Tlie company council recommended, steps short wars which have already been Federal Reserve Board and Its our bus, had uMque oppor Silly Diplomacy seek a leglslaUon with equally tunities to learn more about school from a large co-educa- said It was surprised by the should be taken promptly to en- fought in the region, and threatening to chairman, Dr. Arthur Burns, threat to raise import quotas be- u**!® passengers to carry on ’The joint American-BriUsh withdrawal from continuing to expand the bleak prospects. the complex running of such a tlonal school In Cleveland. It was big nation and gain a bit of cause McCracken gave no Indl- their trips and to return the M- make the seat of ancient civilization the from the United Nations’ Colonialslm money supply — the basic tool On the price side, Mr. Nixon’s A Thought for Today wonderful to have her here. We insight to various problems. catlcn (rf such action before- jacked planes to their owners, starting point for the war which would Committee Is an example of weak-kneed counted on by Mr. Nixon to re attempt to rollback the 2Vcent- Sponsored by the Manchester shared many opinions and ex Here I was specially glad of hand. A WMte House spokes- The council, wMdi embraces and self-defeating diplomacy. Granted vive the economy. a-barrel crude oil Increase Council of Churches periences together. end all civUlzation. the experience of a day work "The most prominent Impres man said later It was not known 11 Arab states and five eml- that this 21-n^tion committee has been Alcmg comes BetMehem’s through Increased Imports and whether McCrackeh conferred rates, urged the establishment ’There ought to be some limit to be ing on an Inner city cMld care sion of the past year Is that largely a sounding bocurd for Communist- blooper and a chEince to avert higher production of Fe'terally- Read Romans 8:14-17 . with Nixon between the time of of a Pan-Arab airlines oigoniza- bloc and Aslan-Afrlcan charges against owmed oil lacks credibility team.” of the wonderful friends I made. laboring the dead for their mistakes in such a catastrophe. Although O God our Father, we truly After studying about America the mention of relaxing import tion big enough to stand up to the West, many of them half-baked, partly because extortionate I take this opportuMty of say policy. Still, the possibility that what in the matter Is not settled at this desire the unity of your church: during the past school year, quotas. competition from Israel’s El Al many others deliberately false. Granted tanker fees restrict Middle East ing many thanks to aU of you writing, the President’s prompt help us to find your way to Mary was anticipating with real U.S. Steel said its new prices Airlines, dividual men may think and feel and do that several other lands, among them who were so helpful and threat to Increase steel Imports Imnorts, partly because pro achieve It. Pour your holy spirit curio6lty the celebration of the would boost revenue by 1.2 per Hie council also recommend- Australia, Italy, and Norway, had with duction from state-controlled thoughtful to me. To Mr. Ehn- can have such an effect on history Is If other companies follow Beth of love Into our hearts, so that 4th of July. She was In a emtdl cent and ’’alone would do very ed that Arab airilnes extend drawn earlier. But running away from wells wdll be correspondingly merllng and the teachers and an absorbing posslblUty which should lehem’s lead should now force listening to each other without towm near Pittsburgh on that little to cover the Inflatimiary their flights t o Latin America such a situation, even wrlth one’s nose students at the high school for at least a partial rollback of reduced. A far greater threat, prejudice or mistrust and know day and all the students dressed costs Incurred during the past and Africa, never be ignored. proudly In the air, is not the right meth the BetMehem increase, provid aublectlng oil comnanles to anti ing that we have noUiing to fear all they did to add to my per year,” BetMehem had said Its ______in their national costumes, rode sonal happiness and depth of We, In this space, have always placed od of counterattack. ed big steel believes Mr. Nixon trust urosecutlon bv suspending from the truth, together we may on floats and sang International experience. To all the famlUes Driver Killed Ihis wrlthdrawral will almoet certainly means business this time. the Connallv Hot-Oil Act. was find that truth wMch is one. songs. The floats bore part of the Dulles mistake with regard to Egypt have two immediate effects. ’Ihe first is who showed hospitality and WALLINGFORD (AP)—John According to the WMte House snlnned out of the NAM speech Help us to go forward day by the AFS motto “ Walk Together, at an earlier date, and located It in a. to abandon this committee ( In wMch opened their hearts to the locsd OVER 21 YEARS ON Clslo, 29, of Wallingford died scenario, that would lead to re at the last minute. day toward that perfect uMty Talk Together.” Afterwards many Aslan and African natimis set "aussle” and to the A.FB. Com THE SAME CORNER. Sunday night when his car left a much snudler act which wras, nonethe straint by business and labor In VWth both construction labor prayed for by Christ your son there were hamburgers, a bcuie. great store) to the Communists in even mittee who made the whole ‘ad Hiere Most Be a Reason. curve on Old Colony Road here this year’s steel Industry nego and oil price pronosals non when he said: “ May they all be ball game, and a locsU fair, less, the fatal giveaway as to viiat kind g^reater degree. ’The second Is to con venture’ possible, thanks are so TRY and struck a tree, police said. tiations. Hopefully, successful starters. the l^thlehem boost one. Father, may they be one In wMch climaxed in a display of of intention and principle our Secretary vince Asians and Africans *that the A n-. inadequate.” Mary adds that He was alone in the car and use of Presidential muscle on came along just at the ri.ght us, as you are in me and I am fireworks. Nothing could have R i w m B's B o A w Shop glo-Saxons are writhdrawrlng because one of the saddest moments of pronounced dead on arrival at of State might be expected to follow. ... steel prices and wages would re time for Mr Nixon. Completely In you, so that the world may been more typical of an Amer Oonw r Oak O Sprue* SI*. they have a bdd conscibnee about coloni the year was saying good-bye a Meriden hoeqiltal. strict increases throughout the discarding Ms two-year policy believe It was you who sent me.” ican Independence Day! Mr. Dulles was new In power himself, alism. to the Kolbe family. economy. of igpioring Individual price and Amen. Mary mentions how impressed and Nasser himself was still merely a In t h e ever-ongolng tug-of-war be Such was the intent of the wage decisions. Mr. Nixon’s In (The Gustave Weigel Society) she was with the real progress Besides gaining greater under tween commimism and democarcy for secondaiy figure In the Egyptian revolu Dec. 4 NAM speech. Attacking tervention ’Tuesday was a victory Submitted by the Pittsburgh is making In al standing of people and learn- the sympathy of Asia and Africa, Mos ing by ‘living’ as a part of a tion when Mr. Dulles went to Cairo to politically ruinous unemploy for advocates of a strong R6V. Gary Cornell leviating the problem ot pollu I WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIGESj cow could not have devised a more fa ment with a new, expansionist policy—specifically Dr. Burns South United Methodist Church tion. Sydney, too, has been new environment Mary has lb. pay his respects to Colonel Naguib, the vorable gift for Itself than the one wMch acMeved the aims of A.F.S. In new Egyptian head of state, and was Washington and London have just hand creating International friend- ed It. ’Truly, we wronder sometimes just Day In...Day O ut... photographed presenting to him, as a sMps wMch stretch around the who it is wdio works out steps of this na world. We, on our part, have WAYBEST CUT-UP CHICKENS.... token of America’s esteem and friet^- ture. learned that Australia la more '<’^ p , a handsomely tooled revolver. We believe that the right course would than kangarooe and tennis play have been for America and Britain to Fischetti ers and through Mary feel a on PRESCRIPTIONS How could anything good come of an have remained on the committee and to ' bond with her country. Mary . . . reatdting in meaningful opening as cheap and cynic^ and sug have determined to use It as an admir closes her letter: "To all the U.S. #IMAINE A A gestive and unprincipled as that? able springboard for continual counter people I left behind, Tliank saving* to you every day! attacks against Soviet hypocrisy In tMs« ' You; . . . I will be back.” matter of colonialism. Ihere is today on No op* Miil down* In j o n t Pw*oriptloii I the world’s moral agenda no single deed Manchester Chapter, o o * t » -^ "dtaooimte" today, “Regnlor of more flagrant colonialism than the American Field Service price*” tomorrow! Harvard’s Choice 1968 Russian Invasion of Ckechoelovakia Priscilla Baxter, President Potatoes 20 No "ludnoed *peolaI*”—no "temporary Perh^w one way of comparing the and the consequent reduction cf that rednotlon*” on Preeertytlan* to lure presidencies of two great universities country to the status of a helpless Soviet customers! Florida Fresh colony. At llie aame time, ttwre te never any during the recent period of campus True, the nations cf Asia and Africa Medi-car. Herald oompromlse in oervloe or quality! storm would be to say that Nathan could hardly care less what happens to a lb*. ° white EMrc^an land, their Interest being come real problems. Chicory and Escarole 2 39 Pusey cf Harvard fractured his universi Yesterdays I I YOU OUT OUB LOWEST W e haven't put in piped-in music — pertiape quite understandably — and potted palms to hejp lull you into Take the electrical console above. ty but pleased bis alumni while Kingman focused on their past and present griev I PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE W e Ddiver buying a new car. It's like an electrocardiograph. Brewster of Yale kept Ms university ances against the white world. But this 25 Year* Ago I YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE U.S. *1 Yellow Onions 3 Iks. 39^ .EveiTwhere But we have put in a special diag- In seconds, it can tell us if the re Is no excuse for not seeking — boldly, ag I MORE THROUGHOUT THE whole but fractured his alumni. Cliailea 6. House is named F is i nostig system to help keep your car sistance in your spark plug wiring is gressively, continually —^to make ttiem chairman of the recently iq;>- I y e a b . . . o n a l l y o u r If one were to stay within this con awrare of Soviet coloniailam: To believe running like new long after you buy it. too high, or if the or- NAVEL ORANGES For * thing that can affect your car's health. before any damage is done, during a to obtain some of the Brewster-type out- Chester t s i g t r y , deputy di tuMt;^ to lead the committee Into an — Our equipment can see things no normal check-up no mechanic could.. ev'enhanded poslticm. cm ccfonialiam rector of pubUo worits, suggests kxA and peiformaace for Cambridge. - human eyes can. So it can, actually Volkswagen Medi-car: It's a whole wherever and under whatsoever condi rallseting letters for street As he speaks for MmsMf, the new sighs for durabUity and easy spot problems before they ccpi be new way of life. tions it exists. 1'<7I Dail) New* YOU PAY le s s AT POPULAR president .names unity of the university Ihe present wrlthdrawral can only reading at night itself ks Ms first great task. At the same weaken American and British dlpkxnacy dreetor Ted Powell suggests and, even wrorse, further undermine the collecting rubbish along with time, however, he seems to take ad JUST sthni> ^ a pair opm^s nm' UMted Nations.—CXBUSTCAN SCIENCE gariMge on slx-mohth trial ba AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. TED TRUDON, Inc. vantage of the receding tide of campus sis. TOLLAND TURNPIKE TALCOTTVILLE MONITCm. AUTMORI3CO DtALtIt i.;'
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAljTCHESTER. JCONN., MONDAY, JANUAR Y 18, 1971 PAGE N INE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HElRALD, MANCHESTER: CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971
St. Marj^aret Mary Church tVhlte-Olbaon Funeral Home, 6S A ndover South Windaor. Burial will be Elm St. with a solemn h l^ Obituary in St. Catherine Cemetery, Mass of requiem at Id! at luseum Cites Mrs. McAwley Drug Center Activists Attorneys Launch Broad Brook. Joseph's Church, Rockville. STAR OAXER* There are no calling hours. Burial will be with full military The Drug Advisory Center, Tri-Town PHNA Makes ■By CLAY R.-POLLAN' Brian P. Anderson For Ten Years as Director 81 Russell St., is observing State Court Reform Drive ARIIS bIBIMLISRA Benjamin J. Callahan honors in St. Bema):id's Ceme- Your Oaity Acflvity Quid. , sen. O the following schedule: M/Ut. 21 SOUTH WINiDMR — Brian puneral Home, 1602 Main St., tery, Rockville, In observance of Mrs. after-school and Saturday class- 'I According to fh. Start, ’’ Paul Anderson, infant son of Monday through Friday, (Oonttoned tram Fags One) Superior Court judges $27,800, New Marlborough Aid Bid Afi. if OCT. East Hartford is in charge of Friends may pidl at the funer Madellne McAwley’s 10 years as es have expanded from 6 to 48 To develop message for Tuesday, Wilbur L. and Rachel Slock An 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Common Pleas judges $22,800, | N 1- 2-11-23 4- 7-2064/^. arrangements. al home ton from 2 to 4 and reappointment by the A special meeting of the Ronald Wadsworth ahd (BurtMi ^>'37-47-68 read words corresporvling to numbers 65A6-74 derson of 92 Rhonda Dr., died director of the Lutz Junior or 80. In this ama, she pointed CTourt judges $21,800 and T h e family suggests that me and 7 to ^ >.m. A telephone backup ser governor. Board of Directors of the An- Smyth. TAURUS o f your Zodiac birth sign. Friday at St. Francis Hospital Museum, the board of trustees out thSt the Natural Science I Court judges $20,000. Scorpio morial contributions may be vice is available Monday Many lawyers, ssd'd Oostas, doVer-Cdlumbia-Hebron Public A ll residents are invited to 1 T h e n ’s 31 A 61 On OCT, 22 in Hartford. held Open House yesterday at Center on Oak O ^ e St. was ef judges to each court 2 Sudden 3 2 Speed 62A ttentlan made to the Infant Cardiac Pro- Hulda D. Hendry through Saturday from 6 are critical of t ^ present sys S Health Nursing Agency was join the Friday night bridge the Fountain Village apauiment acquired, and the u ^ n Volun- get more. 3 Someone 3 3 In 6 3 0 f NOT. 21 Private committal services ______„ j. _ ■ rs, p.m. to 3 a.m. tem, which "allows the ’bad \35-39-54-59 34 Emborranlng 64 People were held today in Center Ce- ^Partment of Pediatrics, Hulda Dickson Hendry, gf and Mrs. A. Hyatt teer League was formed to pre- Costas recommends $32,800 to held last night at the nursing games, whether they wish to 4 N e w 13-18^33| apples’ to make_the bench in the ^2-67-89-9a 8 Withdraw 35 Give 65 Interesting Hartford Hospital. Ss, of WiUimantic, mother of gutllffe Mrs.__ Sutllffe is the pare children’s exhibits and as- For drug advisory infor agency office to Columbia. participate to the tournament 3 6 Mom ents 66 AetMtlee 49-6364-87' metery. first place and then keeps them $38,000 for judges of his pro OIMINI 6 From Mrs. WilUain N. M u s t ^ of form er'curator ol „ children’s______slat______with instmctim._ „It num- mation, call: 647-9^. posed trial court and $37,800 to The directors met to discuss play or not. These are held 7Clothee 3 7 Public 6 7 To SAGITTARIUS He was bom Jan. 2, 1971 in there after they have demon 8 Beors 38 Up 6 8 'Today Mrs. Burton F is k ^ ' winHh educaUon at the museum and bers about 48 Junior and senior $40,000 for justices of his pro a proposal from the town of each Friday evening at 7:80 Hartford. Windham Community Memorial strated their unsuitability.” 9 Inquisitive 39Mon 69 Individuals Other survivors are two broth Mrs. Helfrlda L. Fiske of 36 currently an Instructor in Proj- high school students, posed appeals court. Marlborough as reg;ards supply- p.m. at the church social room, lO G ood 40 Gloves 70 W ork Dec. 21 Hospital, WiUimantic. She was ,, The system received consider 71 Dora ers, Craig C. Anderson and Edmund „ , St.,^ widc^v^of^ . Burton ect Outdoors; her husband IS a Mrs. McAwley praised the co tog slad town with nursing serv- Bulletin Board ' i1 Excitement 41 Fram 3- 8-10-; the widow of Dr. William E. able public attention to the 1969 "Some may bridle at the 12Uee 42 In 72 Secretive 28-r David L. Anderson;' his paler- yesterday at a Man- tmstee. ices. A t the last meeting, it was Monday: 6:46 p.m. Ciadette 13 D on 't 43 Person 73 Portner SPEC/AU Hendry. operation of the Girl and Boy Police Lo^ session to the fight over the re thought (bf paying so much to CANCIR nal grandparents, WUbur L. and ®*>ester conv^l^ent home. A native of Woodbridge and a Scouts, trustees, men who the less qualified judges cur decided to sell supervisory serv Girl Scouts at the Elementary 14 Kind 44 At 74 indicated CAPRICORN Marearet Bronson Anderson of Mrs. riaxeFisk^ was bomoom min owe-Swe- sur'dvors are a son, a appointment of Circuit Court 15 Research 45 Handling 75 Furthers MON. TUES. WED. of Hillhouse High worked on the Natural Science rently on the bench, or at the ices to tile H®Tlborough agency; School; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. voter 16 Velvet 4 6 Here 76 M igh t Court Judge Rodney S. Eielson. ^ m r 22 JAH. It San Antonio, Tex.; and his ma- »ved in Coventry, ® fS o o l in Center trails, volunteer teach- ABRRESTS ’tremendous’ pay raise for the however, it seems that the re making session at the town of 17 Should 47 Life 7 7 1 s Funeral services will be to- *" ^ew Haven, Mrs. The judge was finally confirmed 78 Riled 12-164062^ temal grandparente, Louis E. W illi^j^Uc and Northamptmi, Funeml serviee,. » hii iv, quest for services was mlSun- fice building; 7 p.m. to 9 pmi. f>15-17-56-57 18 Switch 48 Visit temal grandparents, Louis E. ana w o r u i^ p ^ , L T o Pntter McAwley received a BA with a era, and the adult Volunteer Philip Rlopelle, 28, o ffic e sifter an extraordinary private inferior court judges,” said Cos l>'80-71-82-88 19 W ords 49Mlddle 79 Y our 45-52-69 ■ and Cora Hunke Slock of Eau coming to Man- major in English from Michigan LeaLeague, which hEU9 grown to its tas. "However, it iduxild be re derstood and Marlborough has tax collector at the town office 2 0 Friendly 50 Information 80 Mend Birch St., charged with failure meeting with the chairmen of u o AQUARIUS Claire, Wis. Chester 21 years ago. She was St., membered that the salary is to-' asked for nursing services building; 8 p.m. Church Council 21 Public 51 Indkofed 61 Matters State University. She also stu present membership of about to renew registration, and oper the Judiciary Committee and un ) JULY 21 4 22 People 52 HIgh-tfrung 82 You JAN. 20 The Newkirk and Wliltney Fu- » member of Emanuel Lutheran ^ r i a l will be in 60. tended to attract and maintain rather than supervisory serv- at the Congregational Church; died at the Parsons School of ating a motor vehicle with un usually candid debates in the i^AU&22 J 2 3 ln 53 Because 83 Concerning fei, 1 1 neral Home, 318 Bumsidiunslke. Court fully will fade from the scene.” employed bv the Norcroes Greet It the first day I arrived and creation by the legislature of the bers of the local F fiN A have Qrangp at the old town hall; 8 VIRGO I 27 Plans 57 Kind 87 Stream risen chester, with whom she made date Feb. 1. I 2 8 0 r 5 8 O f 88 Need N ation al ing Card Co. in New York City I still feel it. They have been Judicial Review Council to Under the present salary met with Marlborough agency P-™- crewel course at the ele- AU9.22 eet. If Matthew Pel ton * her home; two brothers, Earl Flames Kill § 29 Relations 5 9 A nd 89 Personal and was head of its art depart awfully good to me and my handle complsdnto against scale, "many attorneys feel that officials as well as with state mentary school, 30 Horses 60 O f 90 Hobbles WAR. 20 r Mastln of Windham Center and Robert Orlowskl, 26, of Rock a n . 22 Matthew ,Pelton of Hartford, ment for elgth years. While liv family. There is a great deal judges. those who do accept appoint officials, to an effort to deter- Tuesday: 9:80 a.m. Elemen- I I/ I9 Stores Harold Mastin of Newmarlqet, father cf'Robert B. Pelton of ing in Wantagh, L.I., N.Y., Mrs. of cMicern for others in this ville, charged with operating a A merit system for picking ment to the bench are either In mine the most satisfactory tary Mothers study group at the S>^766MlRn®°°®^ ^Adverse f)Neuttd N.H.; and a sister, Mrs. Ernest 23 Children Rockville and brother of Mrs. „ McAwley served as PTA chair town. It has a small town feel motor vehicle with unsafe tires, judges is not enough to upgrade dependently wealthy, ready for ' course of action to foHow. church; 3 p.m. Brownies at the Isaac Morrision ment plan, or unable to do well his home E m a n U e 1 Lutheran Church The dead youngsters were museum for the area. to what the agency would be Eaton on Lakesiito U r.; 7:30 Phosphates^ Absentee Vote She arranged for the museum to Manchester from Sharon, Alex S. Pazda Jr., 24, of Connecticut pays its Supreme to private practice,” said willing to provide to the town p.m. Andover Sportsmen’s au b other survivors are his wife ®*mP®l- Th® R®v- C. Henry An- D eb^ Bloomfield, charged with speed Court justices $29,000 a year. Costas. ' derson, pastor, will officiate. Beardsley, 9-ye€tr-old______twins._____, to borrow exhibits from New where she jwa.s a Sunday School of Marlborough, and la being ®t tiie club groimds on Rt. 6; and two other sisters. Burial will be in the new WUli- Penny, 11, Beverly, 14, and York City museums and other teacher and superintendent and ing, passing on the right, and submitted for their considera- '^••*0 P-*"- Zoning Board of Ap- Topics of Mahoney Bills Funeral services will be to mantle Cemetery. Charles, 7. Their Father, Harv- private InsUtuUons. She also acUve in thefailure Cub toScout chsmge pro- address, Sat Uoh. Marlborough nursing agon- pcals at the t o ^ office build- morrow at 9 a.m. at the Ahern The Holmes Funeral Home ®y- at home at the time worked to coordinate acUvlHes gram. A charter member of urday night at Main and Cen Interest Cut BOY SCOUT cy is holding its meeting to- 8 P-J®- Al-i^on Family A bill designed to prohibit the M^ahmiey concerns absentee Funeral Home, 180 FarmlngUm 400 Main St., is in charge of and their mother Uved else- ot the children’s museum with the naUonal Youth Museums ter Sts. Court date Feb. 8. night, at which time they will GrouP et the church sale and use of detergents with bedlots to primaries. At preseilt, Ave., Hartford. Burial will be arrangements. vdiere, police said. the school curriculum. Directors Association, she was Notes and News consider the offer made and Wednesday: 9 a.m. to noon a phosi>hate content considered there Is no provision for them in St. Catherine Cemetery, There are no calling hoiuis. tn Denver, five children were Mrs. McAwley singled out two elected vice president in 1968. ACCIDENTS Spurs Stocks either accept or re je c t, it. tax collector at the town office a pollutant factor has been filed to the state’s election laws. Last Broad Brook. The family suggests that any trapped in an upstairs bedroom major Improvements in the' Mrs. McAwley is the mother NEW YORK (AP) — The Althouh there Is no official building; 10 a.m. Women’s study to the General Assembly by August, during the statewide Friends may call at the fu- ‘•“‘“‘J’ " of four children, Bruce; twin A collision Saturday morning Pack 83 group at the church; 10 a.m. to Manchester State Rep. Francis RepubUcan and Democratic .Ml «__ ,T F „ memorial contributions may be "• “■■ 2-story ® clapbo€ird house museum’s service over the past stock market moved to higher word from either agency con- RK CHOPS neral at Spencer and Olcott Sts. in >ral home tonight from 7 to 9. jo the Emanuel Lutheran Sunday. 'The father. Merle Ad- decade. "W e can now keen the girls, Mrs. Donald Emerson Jr. ground to active trading today, Cub Pack 83 of Waddell cerntog__ _ _a possible______merger, a noon crewel training course at Mahoney. primaries, many inquires were volved a car driven by Agnes Quarter Loin ams, escaped and alerted neigh- doors open from day-to-day with and Anne McAwley, a student after announcements of a new School had a Christmas, party num b^ of persons In volv^ vrith tb® TAG building to Rockvlllie', if enacted, the bill would label received by electors who were Church Memorial Fund. McLeod of East Hartford and a Mrs. Carolyn Welles bors who summoned help. our guaranteed base budget,” at the Meriden-Wallingford round of prime rate cuts by ma at its December meeting. the agencies feel anything done 1 P->”- Young-at-Heart at the as a public nuisance any clean-: out of the state and who sought Mrs. Carolyn O'Rourke "H e canue running into my she said. "When I came, we had School of Nursing;, and Brian, truck driven by Philip B. Savoy jor banks. There were songs, games, now would only bo a stopgap church social room; 3 p.m. Jun- mg detergent with a ^ospate permission to vote by mall, Mrs. Mary E. Thayer .... of Eagt Hartford. ______Welles, 86, of Hartford, mother Mrs. Mary E. Hiayer 71 for- ‘*°“ ®®> sold Max Tafoya, who limited phone service, clerical a senior at Manchester High At noon the Dow Jones aver prizes, and a Christmas mov measure and that sooner or G**'* Scouts at the school; 7 content of 20 per cent or more. Under Mahoney’s bill, town of Martin T. O’Rourke of Man merly of the Chestnut Apart- "**® crying, and custodial help only three School. age of 30 industrials was ahead ie for entertainment. later It will boll down to talk P-'"- confirmation class at the ,j.j,g commissioner ct health clerks would be required to,| chester, died yesterday at her ments_ _and widow /Of Keith ***1^ children! M y children!’ and mornings _ a week, and money She_ is momentarily expect- A written warning for failure 3.22 to 848.92. Refreshments were made and of merger. church; 8 p.m. P.T.A. meeting y^o^jd have the responsibility of provide absentee ballots for home. served by .the scouts’ mdthers. Thayer died thls''monUmr*£d "a ^ whole house was a day-to-day affair. They ing to become a grandmother to maintain a reasonable dis Advances outnumbered de I f these rumors roach, tthe t o ^ h o o j; 8 p.m. ’’Selection fogtmg all detergents sold to state primaries. She also leaves a sister. IIIta If I* eia___«______1 A— ^ — At... Santa Claus arrived and pre literally had to pass the hat for with the arrival of the first tance was issued Saturday mom- clines by nearly 2 to 1 on the' stage of reality, the m e i^ r Connecticut, to determine their . ------^Funeral e ^ servicess e ^ ^ c e r vrtll ^ r 'b be e to-to “ «*tor convalescent ^ homeT could hear the chU sented each of the cubs -with a ______Idren my salary one week.” child to her older son’s house- tog to Donald A. Stsirkweather v T tS d ’ upon by X R®®*^*!®' nuisance value. ' morrow at 2 p.m. in St. James’ New York Stock Exchange. Plnewood Derty Car Kit. i 19’ 1899 to Mddirtown M d "ted upstairs and I ran to Secondly, she noted, children’s hold. of 41 Starkweather St. ais a re agency board of directors; the Thursday: 10 a.m. to noon ^ny person found selltog at Sudden Hiaw Episcopal CXiurch, Zion St. Bur On Dec. 20, the (JubI Scouts liven to Madison, Ohio, before to try to get to,” sult of a collision at E. Center ! C three member-towns would have “ Sewing with ^ P o ly e^ r retail any cleaning detergent ANGELES (A P ) — For ial will be in Cedar Hill Ceme St. near Foster St. between his sang Christmas carols at Crest- tery, Hartford. coming to Manchester four ®<"ld get onto, the back porch but the heat and pick-up truck and a car driven Man Fined field Convalescent Hmne. no voice to the matter except 160 T m to 3 ^ ^ m t w ^ e ^ S ® - ^ < U o ; ^ I Friends may call at the years ago. Prime Rate 6% flames were so bad I couldn’t About Town by Avis R. Hamilton. Thomas F. Farley Funeral Survivors are a stepdaughter, entatlveB on the board. fi ^ Slhle toa^ to e ™ o f upto^“lJJfm ^ peratures and one of the coldest Mrs. C. J. Rowles of Sarasota, get to.” Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, After New Cuts The Rev. Arnold Westwood F o r T h e ft Oinrch Nows offlrn in Columhta^*a*vlf ^® offense and up to $800 gggpg fo j j t the area to years. Each Pkg. Contains 9 to 11 End & Center Cut Chops Fla.; a nephew, Harold Hub Firemen said the children— tonight from 7 to 9. will lead a discussion at the A vehicle, which left the scene, Bids Invited The Pilgrim Fellowship of the ^ *®^ ®®®h subsequent offense. ^hen over the weekend the bard of Manchester; a step- identified as Timmy, 9, Michael, NEW YORK (AP) — Three first meeting of a series, "In- struck a car .driven by Susan Andover Gongregational Church ' hatiW rainir at tho "^® ®®^’ ** approved, would cold spell came to a screeching granddaughter, and two step- f ’ ®*®'''®'®> CSiris, 2, and Debbie, jjjg, York banks trimmed B. Royce of 103 Diane Dr. The Of Register For Road Work Howard W. Bennett ------^ 3 months—apparenUy______died ___of troducing Unitarian Universal- is pfuticipattog to a ” Mnl-Jle- ^ take effect July 1, 1972. hgjt with- 90-degree tempera- Howard W. Bennett, 84, of the great-g;randchildren. suffocation M*^they huddled on ^®**‘ Prime lending rate today tom: Just How Contemporary accident occurred Saturday eve In Manchester Circuit Court Bids for clearing, g;rubblng, treat" this weekend at the He- ^ " it has been pointed out many (m-es that sent to the Belview section of Coventrv "^® Holmes Funeral Home, ------by another one-fourth of one per can our Religion Be?” , tomor ning at Forest and Elm Sts. 12 today, a Hartford man plead and earth excavation to the re bron Congregational Oiurch to Friday: 6 p.m. Pilgrim Fei- times,” Mahwiey said today, tjcaches — but not into the wa- « « Mato a ., to to charge of ar- Lake, formerly of Brookfield St. Afterward, the charred re- cent to S per cent and several row from 8 to 9:30 p.m. at 466 ed guilty to larceny under $280 maining section of Sheldon Rd. Hebron. lowsfa^ mtoi-retraat at the He- < hind a kitchen refrigerator. gest corporate borrowers to 6% bron. South Coventry, RockviUe Meeting of the Andbver Congre- M d had to l ^ c h e ^ for o M Chestaut St. died Saturday m the Toronto blaze Sunday, per cent from 6% per cent only A, has been promoted to staff parked on Summit St. near State at 668 W. Middle Tpke. road is at the eastern end near Another bill Introduced by bites. e i ^ and Columbia. Members plan- gaUonal CMurch at the church; 40 years before going to Covwi- night at Manchester Memorial the dead included Rose Des- l i t Friday sergeant in the U. S. Air Force. Perrett PI. Norton, was a passenger to a Parker St. Included to the speci King to attend are asked to 7 p.m. Pilgrim FellowsMip at k- champs, 20, and her two chU- if today’s raducUon becomes A 1965 graduate of Manchester car that was identified in Hart fications for the contract are winter home to G u l^ r t . Mrs. Bickford was bom to dren, Tracy, 18 months, and general, it will be the third cut High School, Sgt. Lorentz^ Sometime Saturday a vehicle ford as having been involved to two spurs which will connect bring a "sack supper’ for Fri- the church. Breasts He was employed as execu- Swanton, Vt., and had Uved to Robin, 3, and two chUdren visit- month. is an aircraft maintenance spe- which left the scene, struck the the robbery, and police say the Sheldon Rd, and Parker St. day; Saturday’s breakfast will ------be provided. Manchester Evening Herald Uve secretary at Oieney Brw., Manchester for 18 years. Before ing the Deschamps, Georginla The latert move was______initiated clallst at Los Angeles Air parked car belonging to Robert driver, Mark Schafier, of Hart The road is scheduled to be Anyoqe wlshtog to attend or Andover correM>ondent, Anna untU 1936 when he left to be- coming to Manchester, she was Sykes, 13 - ""“ ve was InlUated S. Eads of 97B Downey, Dr. as ford, made a statement to con completed this spring. It opens and her sister No- by Morgan (iiaranty Trust Co. 1*'°*'®® StaUon. He has also serv- desiring further information Frtslna, TeL 742-9347. come financial secretary for the employed for many years at reen, 1 1 . it was parked at his apartment nection with the theft of a cash up 100 acres of land for an F irs t UM Chase Manhattan Bank and ®^ Vietnam. may contact Miss Charlene ------parking lot. register from the Regal Station industrial park. ^ r f o S “ r f“ p ^ k ^ e ® * ^ s Department Store On the Roor a lw e the Des- 5 k 'i:ic'al“ B i i r ‘both“ ^ l i w Donahue for further details. weu lamuy oi Kocxviue. m s fo Putnam. chami>e, Daniel Arsenault, 7. vni-u ...i»ki_ _ Marine Pfc. Richard K. on Center St. last Wednesday. As of Dec. 31, a total of $183,- Bridge Game N ational first wife, Mary Babcock Ben- gjig jg survived by a son, “ i*! his sister Diana, 8, per- hour ’ A written warning f&r making Schaufier was token into 549 of the $280,000 which has Caron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le Results of the duplicate bridge nett, died to 1962, and to 1968 Gordon K. Bickford of Man- Ished. , . roy Caron of 34 Butler Rd., has an Improper turn was issued to custody by Hartford police in been allocated for the project K idnapT ry he married Mrs. Bertha Nobel /.hoafor ^® **^‘*1*’^ prime rate is ex- game held Jan. 8 at the Oon- James C. Davidson of Andover connection with another theft was spent. reported for duty at the Marine gregational Church social room of WUUmanUc and Florida. Funeral services will be held MILFORD (A P ) - Two elder financial observers to Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, as a result of a collision yester there. The road is named after Frank were; E nds In W®«lnesday at the R. H. Gadue ly P®r«ns died Saturday when Calif. day afternoon between his car An attendent at Pete’s said a Finast are and consumer P. Sheldon who is considered ° First place; Burton Smyth and a daughter, Mrs. Herbert puneral Home, Swanton, Vt. tli'e swept through thedr home joans and one driven by Irving Stuck- tan Chevrolet drove to for gas to be the motivating force for William Radzewlcz; second (AUce) Seymour o f Yarmouth, Burial will be to St. Mary’s here. ser of East Hartford. The ac and one of the occupants went Shooting Maine; tluree grandchildren, Navy Seaman Appren. Rob cident took place at Mato St. Its construction. The connector place, Mrs. Joyce Drtakell and Cemetery, Swanton. Officials said Edmund Dow- Pennsylvania Banking & ert A. Jones, son of Francis A. into the office. When the car left was conceived almost ten years and a great-grandson. near Center St. Mrs. Alice Moe; third place, (Continued from Page One) Tlie W. P. Quish Puneral______man, ____ '14,______and____ his______sister-in-law.Tnist Oo., the biggest bank to he saw it pull into a car wash Funeral services wUl be Wed Jones Sr. of 849 HlUiard St. was ago by the town affairs com- Mrs. Burton Smyth and Miss Home, 226 Mato St., was to --Miss Arm Morrison, 70, died of ^^*®<*®*P***6> was among the g;raduated from the BHre Con next door, and then noticed the nesday at 2 p.m. at the Watkins A written warning for failure mittoe of the Manchester Cham Lots Crawford. talked with the abduction 'vlc- MR. CLEAN CLEANER early followers of the New York trol " A ” School at Service register missing. Police say Puneral Home, 142 E. Center arrangements, smoke tohalaUon. to grant rigdtt of way was is ber of Commerce, a committee Tournament Play tims later, Lee struck one of the banks’ drop to 6 per cent. Oth School Command, Great Lakes, four men were to the car at /' St. Tfie Rev. Wtothn^ Nelson — ^— Dowman, an invalid, was a re- sued yesterday afternoon to headed by Sheldon. Results of last Friday’s kidnapers and ran to a room 2 0 c Deal ers included American National 111. this time. of Center Congregational Mrs. Ernestine Rosoello tired state employe. PhllUp Harrison of 96 Green bridg;e game, which was the where he kept a loaded plstM. Pack By the time the attendent 52< Church will officiate. Burial will Mrs. Ernestine Roscello, 81, The fire was discovered about Chicago, Com- Manor Rd. after a collision be first to a tournament of five In the shooting that followed, dashed to the car wash the car be to Buckland Cemetery. of East Hartford, mother of 9 a.m. by a friend who had come UiUon Bank of Nashville, Airman John J. Bergin, son of tween his oar and one driven by games, were as follows: M ra Ltodsay was hit to the There______are no ccdling ______hours. Mrs. Josephine M. Darna of to the home. Firemen from Cen- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bergin John S. Tobias of Boltoi/ The had left, but an alert witness First i^ace, Mra. Lawrence throat, arm and a leg and one of had noted the license number. Bulletin The family suggests that any Wapplng, died yesterday at tral Headquarters and volun- . l^tlonal Bank of of 101 W. ------Middle Tpke., . has accident occurred at <^ood- Moe and Mrs. William Radze- the abductors was struck to the memorial contributions may be “ “ ®*»®»‘®'' Memorial Hospital, eere from Arctic Engtoe Co., , . Pennsyl- completed basic training at bridge and Jensen Sts. The car, with only Norton wicz; second place, Mrs. throat and chest and collapsed DASH DETERGENT made to the American Cancer Other survivors are 8 sons, 8 fought the Maze for more than u ^ Bdnk of FTtts- Lackland AFB, Tex. A 1970 and Schaufier was later stopped NEW YORK—(A P )—Bethle George Horrigan and Robert to front of the house. Tlie other graduate of East CathoUc High to Hartford. hem Steel Oorp. Monday Society, 237 E. Center St. other, daughters, 13 grandchU- three hours to nine-degree temp- *’"^ **' ‘ Saturday nljdit a car driven Campbell; third place, Mrs. man fled on foot. 30c Deal 10 fc $4 QQ All 46 oz dren and 16 great-£;randchll- eratures. School, he has been assign by Jalro H. Orduz of 21 Mar The empty register from slashed its announced 12.8 per ed to Sheppard AFB, Tex. for cent price increase on some Pack pk| lav O cans Mrs. Agnes Wlttaer *^®**' A fire official said the blaze garet Rd. struck a parked car Pete’s Cltgo was found off Rt. The funeral wUl be Wednes training to the mlssUe elec 16 in Hartford. (XI'VENTRY — Mrs.' Agnes may have been caused by a on Margaret Rd. near Bilyeu major steel products to 6A Flavors tronic field. Crossen 'Mttner, 68, of 80 Alice day at 9:16 a.m. from the New McGovern St., belonging to EUzabeth A. per cent after being criticized HI-C DRINKS burning cigarette dropped as kirk and Whitney Funeral by President Nixon. Dr., Onrentry, died Saturday at Dowman fell asleep. Lewie of 179 Birch St. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Home with a high Mass of re- Rockville General Hospital. Airman Ralph G. Carlson Jr., Bethlehem’s rollback put 4iuleni at St. Isaac Jogues Makes Bid son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Calls Colley its boost oii prices of steel She was born June 27, 1902 to W ATERBURY (A P ) — PoUce Aqua Net Hair Spray ^ 50c Church at 10. Burial wiU be to Chicken Keystone, Pa. and lived to Cov Carlson Sr. of 197 Bush HIU Rd., used In shipbuilding and con lOVi oz Mt. St. Benedict Cemrtenri ® breUte out about has received his first U6AF struction on a par withv the Education New England's entry for one year. She was a 9 p.m. Sunday was finaUy Official ^Rohot~Like^ m Q j Bloomfield. duty assignment after complet Vemon Police mote moderate raise an cans member of the Senior CiUzens Friends may caU at the fu- brought under control at 1:16 (Continued from Page One) Leading Noodle Soup (ConUnuec from Page One) ing basic tratotog at Lackland out his duties as an officer. nounced Saturday by U.S. for an Dristan Capsules »<«i* 66c a u b of WUUmanUc. neral home tcmlght from 7 to 9 Monday and caused heavy Arrest Eight CAMPBELL’S AFB, Tex. A 1970 graduate of “ He could not chaUenge the Steel Oorp. Survivors are 6 daughters, damage to the 3% story brick truth with all the resources of Q | 'Accounting School cmd tomorrow from 3 to 8 and 7 Maiichester High SchocU, he has legaUty or illegality of an order (Earlier Story Page 7) Accounting Career Mrs. Raymond Stanko of Cov to 9 p.m. building was "definitely set.” ' mind and spirit I command.” been assigned to a unit of the On Weekend he believed was given to him by Greaseless Rub 1% ectdM entry, Mrs. Anthony Skowron- At the same time, it was an- Air Force Communications Vernon police made eight Capt. Medina.” Indians to Panama are grate Ben Gay 98c Size 69c ski of Santa Anna, Calif., Mrs. Mrs. Alonzo Foreman nounced that Blair Clark, who Service at Richards - Gebaur Daytime phe U Thant weekend arrests with those ac To prove a charge of premed ful to spiders who cover their John Gfaagan and Mrs. Anthony .(COVENTRY — Mrs. Rosalie was Eugene McCarthy’s 1968 APB, Mo., for training and duty APPLY NOW FOR SEPTEMIER. 1971 30 Vozzo, both of East Hartford, cused scheduled to appear to iated murder, the prosecution huts ^ t h webs that keep out in , .. Middleton Foreman, 78, of C!e- campaign manager, would be a as a motion picture specialist, must show that CaUey had the Two-year Program Diapers and Mrs. Alexander I^chko of ^ar Swamp Rd. to North Oov- Won^t Take vice-chairman of McGovern’s ' Rockville arcu it Court 12 on sects. Only doorways are intent to kill. cleared of webs. Dristan Cold Tablets lie si. 1.571 PAMPERS ToUand, 14 grandchildren, and entry, wife of Alonzo Foreman, campaign. (FVnmer assistant Feb. 2. Accredited by A.C.B.S. — Student Loans 3 great-grandchUdren. ^ed last night at Manchester U.S. Atty. Gen. John Douglas, a Norman E. Harmsen, 29, of The funeral wlU be tomorrow Memorial Hospital, l^ew Term who backed Kennedy to 1968, is HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING at 8:18 a.m. from the Benjamin Mrs. Foreman was bom (Oonttoned from Page One) chairman, and Jean Westwood, 19 River St., was arrested at Rival Dog Food 2 "I'DTci J. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 March 21, 1892 to Mississippi, ed they encourage those who who is a national committee- 6 Foster Dr., Sunday, and U.S. Air Strikes Support Forest Street, Hertford, 06105 Tel. 247-1115 Mato St., East Hartford, wlOi a and had Uved to Manchester be- argue for moving U.N. head woman from Utah and backed Contii^uing chargedl with breach of peace. quarters out of New York City. high Mass of requiem to St. fote coming to COveiltiy 32 Hmnphrey, also is a vice-chair He was released after posting a Cambodian Highway Push Mary’s Church, East Hartford, years ago. She was a member He disclosed the U.N. secre- man. > As^rtment lAg On Manson $100 cash bond. (Conthmed from Page One) Shrike mlsslles'^at the two sites Sunshine Cooides 49ci Friends may call at the fU' of„the Smset Rebekah Lodge of teriat already is preparing for McGovern was bom'48 years In a companion. case. Harm- the hUltop chalet of deposed “ ’ ® c®***™®"*! said the re’ emal home ttmigfat from 7 to 9. Mwchester. ^® eventual admission of Oom- ago into the family of a Wesley- (OonttmwC from Page One) sen’s wife, Diane Harmsen, 26, Survivors, besides her hus- munist China to the United Na- an Methodist minlstw to Avon, of 6 Foster Dr,, was arrested a Prince Nmvdom Sihanouk, ap- known, James B. SEbell Jr. band, are two' sons, Lewis A. tions, but he does not expect S.D., a farm village of about 600 tory-style for so long they feel short time later and also parently used as a command Ylm fighter-bombers were Anacin Tablets msim1.25| SOUTH WINDSOR — James Foraman of North Coventry and this to occur before 1972. persons. like a family. They dubbed charged with breach of peace. poet ^ enemy forces. fiytog cover for U.S. Psog bomb- me The Cambodian command ing the Ho Chi Mltdi trail Blaine Zbell Jr., 8, of 104 Green. Benjamin H. Foreman of M a n ------themselves "Herman’s kids” She was released on a prom field Dr., South Windsor, died cheater; a sister, Mrs. Ada ise to appear bond. spokesman also announced that through Lace, ’fhe U S COm for the grandfatherly mortician Friday at his home. Smith of Kent, Wash.; and six Vernon Michael Sklat, 28, of Bast Swth Vietnamese armor on the mand said the pUote detected Berbers Baby Food Strained 6 is 7 3 c i He was born May 17, 1962 grandchildren, who became their foreman. Hartford was charged with op other side of the pincers mov6- from their special eoulnmimi Chopped 6"ti»98< to Manchester and was a Grade The Holmes Funeral Home, Herman Tubick, white-haired erating under suspension and ment had broken through one- that North V ietn a m ^ ^ r a ^ 3 student at Ell Terry School, 400 Main St., Manchester, is to Suspended Sentence Given and slim, was chosen for the without safe tires. He posted a m y forces and reached the had locked onto a™ Cambodian garrison at Korn- S S rt to American South Windsor. charge of arrangements, which poet five minutes after the pre $26 non-surety bond for court Kleenex Jumbo Towels m<.r.i42c| Survivors are his parents, are incomplete. appearance. pong Sella, He said the points of Swan on Firearms Counts dominantly middle-aged jury re the pincers operation were 14 threat James B. and Barbara Vermil Joseph P. ChmlelecU, 17, of A former Vernon man. Rich- parents was raided and two tired Friday to consider a ver mUes apart. agatost which the U.S. pUote Duncan Hines Orange Supreme »•>»«. 39c lion Zbell Sr.; a brother, Thomas niomas S. Strycharz dict to the seven-month-old Hartford was charged with fail ______took "protective reaction.” P.» ZbeU,„ ^ ii of uuuuiSouth m T1 U id1UOUI sor; Illshis ROCKVILLE — Thomas „ aid Swan, 29, of Regan Court truckloads of weapons and am- ure to drive in the proper lane trial. Kotex Plus Regular or Super |Aesf24 9 2 c pitem al grandparents M r' and Strycharz, 61, of Ertel Dr., died Apartments was h a iled a one munition were removed. At that after his car allegedly struck a SAIGON (A P ) — American U.S. planes have made more 1.1- U- VOllI-year suspended•niOtloriHlKl sentence oan1i»i/.A nnHand n..»put Hn.-time -a CV..1—Federal ■ — spokesman 1______said,j fighter-bombers attacked an- ™ attacks to North Vlet- REAL Mrs. Samuel P. Zbell of Water- Sunday at hU home. on nmhnHnn Hio i™ ___ _ P®»®1 ^ve alternates have parked car on Ward St. town; his maternal grandpar- ^ was ^ March 1, 1909 to a ^ sequestered at the Ambas- Gary J. Peck, 18, of East tialrcraft missile sites to North ®®"' President Johnson Kleenex Bathroom Tissue *r? 3 5 c ents, Richard Vermillion of Elk- Clilcopee, Mass., and hail- J Uved...... Hartford Federal Court this a group but did not gg^or Hotel since being chosen Mato St., Rockville, was Vietnam Sunday for the third halted the bombing of the north ESTATE Identify which one. straight day, Hov. 1, 1968. There have been ridge, Md. and Mrs. Kenneth RockvUle area for the « mu _six______months_ -s-.ago, one ihonth after charged with iterating with no Parsons Ammonia Clear, Sudsy 2 «« s m 2 9 c ] The U.S. Command also an- **Jht to the past 10 days. Such Agnew of New York a t y ; and ** y®®™- He was employ- arrested to Noyem- The court was told this morn- foe trial omdkuy started wlto operator’s license after he was Staffordshire English Ironstone Dinnerware his maternal great-grandmoth- ®<1 “ ® maintenance man for *>®r. on six counts of Illegal tog that the November auto- jury selectionT stopped during a routine check. nounced an expansion of the ®ttacks originally were confined Betty Crocker Angei Food Cake Mix 59c er, Mrs. Elmer PhUUps of Whitney Division of Poa^Mion of firearms ^ r hU mobUe accident left Swan dls- youngest Juror is hand- Gerald Santos, 28, whose ad American role''to Cambodia. It antiaircraft guns and missile Blkrtdge, Md. ^ " “ ®^ Aircraft, East Hartford, apartment was raided by Ver- abled, with a partial paralysis some, red-Mlied TOUlam Mc- dress was listed as Laurel, Del., said ships of the U.S. 7th Pleet fired on U.S) recon- blue on Rich N’ Ready Pudding All Flavors 4 L : 6 7 c white There wUl be a Mass of the ^ veteran of World War H, he "on M d state poUce and federal making him unable to use Ws Bride, 28, who sports a luxu- was arrested on a arcu it Court and American helicopter gim- naissance planes over North C ountry AngeU tomorrow at 10 a.m. at H*® ^ 8- He his fingers and part of riant red mustache. The oldest 12 warrant charging him with siiipe are supporting the high- l® tra l^ has broadened tmpUca- All Flavors / 4 i : 4 5 c ------was a member of St. Joseph’s His Involvement to a serious his left arm. The court was told U white-haired ruddy-faced non-support. He was released on way campaign by more than Vietnam, hut the Nixon Admin- Royai Gelatin brown'on white CSumih, St. J o s h ’s Society, St. automobUe accident, led to his that Swan is presently Uvtog m i Alva Dawson 74 a retired sher- a $100 chas bond. 18,000 South Vietnamese and fi®** “ protective reaction” to illa il Mlchael’s Society, Post 14, arrest. WhUe investigating the social security and will need iffs deputy. ’ m c James F. Shaw, 48, of EdlsMi Cambodian tr m ^ ! include threats agatost UB. ROBERT J. SMmi, k Chiffon Liquid Detergent ^ 22« 49 Feature Item of the Week ' > ^ \ Notices American Legion, and the accident plofl- Rd., SJai^hester wag charged The attacks to North Ifietnam hombers attacking enemy sup- P\ P A G E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES1T3R. CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 Section Two MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 Httming Mo n d a y , Ja n u a r y i s , 1971 Pages I I to 20 Vernon Vernon TV Tonight Tax Forms O n Hand Choicest Meats In Town! McCoy Urges It is (me of those times Hearings Set for Complete Listings. the year when it is that time Skating - Coasting Young Rockville Family About Town Answer Due July 1 aight Talk See Saturday’s TV Week, Passage O f of the year again. This time it is tax time. TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Dr. Rosiaro Palmerl of West Hartford wlU discuss “ Caiild De Revenue Plan The not - so • long - await!- BULGING WITH NEW Tonight On - S:«e (S) Perry Ms«m Burned Out of Apartment velopment" at a meeting of toe - ..(IB) WDd 'wad W eet (C) ed federal Incgme tax forms On Moving ‘Big E’ (M) Addams Fsmihr Mayor Frank McCoy said to arrived id the Muniidpal HADiWURG Hh Vi* Clothing, furniture and a place a tjavem, was wet down by the Twins Mothers C5ub of Greater OLDSMOBILES (4e> GUllfsa’i Idasd (0) Hartford Wednesday at 8:15 Sewer Use (C) day that hd has sent telegrams Building this morning. ‘The ' to live are needed for a young tiremen, as it was m the burning build- will move from West Springfield, Mass., to a new loca Largest Stock We've Had In Years! a public b/earlng tonight at 7:30 (4f) WhsPe Mjr UseT (0 ) Sen. Lowell Welker iahd Sen. the post (dfice and at most Supervised n«n-ring at baby d a u g ^ rs who were burn- ing. All of the buildings on Vll eran (Jhurcb, 405 Park Ave., at the Administration Building, <:M (S-8-M) Weather — Sparta u d Windsor. tion in eastern Connecticut can be expected about 'W e Must Move InveirtOty — Trailers New* <0) Abraham lUblccff urging their area banks. PABMES BROWN Springs Park Is allowed from a ed out of their Village St. lage St. are (dd wooden struc on proposed amendments to two (18) Ctaadld Camera , , siQiport of a resolution con-, The forms at the municipal apartment Saturday night. tures, so the tiremen remained July 1, Connecticut trustees of the Exposition have been (38) To Teirthe Trath (0) . to 5 and e to 9 p.m. Arriving Eveiy D^ l" ordinances concerning use of ceming revenue sharing pro building are the standard SPINACH 1Q.M. cello pack m Mr. and Mrs.*Charles Pren- at the scene cUl evening in case Past Matrons of Temple Chap- told. ~ <:M (4d) BawMde Skating at OMtler firin g s An- public sewers and method of 6:M (8) Newe with Walter Craa- posals presently before Con 1040 form, one for income tlas and their da^hters, Usa, the flames broke out again. ter, OES, will elect officers at Earlier dates have been men- ovres a piece of land and has assessment. kite (C) W E DON'T DICKER . . . (8) News with H.K. Smith gress. averaging, another for item 2 . “ ^Betsy, thr&mon The Prentiss family is Its meeting Wednesday at 8 Uoned, but W, B. Young of provided funds to build and The amendments are neces at CSiarter O a k Park 8 to 9 p.m. p.m. at toe home of Mrs. Rob- storrs, president of toe B)xpo^- maintain the six state exhibit and. Harry'Beaseaer (0) Mayor McCoy said the resolu ising deductions and divi ONE PIE PUMPKIN “r* lOr cupled a second floor iq>art- temporarily living at the Inter sary to eliminatie duplication In (18) nick Van Dyke Skiing hours at Northvlew are bert M. Bantly, 4 Garth Rd. tion, ^ d he thought they were buildings. People attending the (88) NBC News (O) tion was ay^roved at the last dend and Interest income, ment at 33 Village S t, vdiere state Motor Lodge at Vernon the assessment area. If ap SdW to 9:80 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. W. S. not realistic. In toe meantime fair have conslstenUy rated toe WE DEAL 7:80 (8) After Dlaaer Kevle meeting of the (Connecticut Con and a form for repotting sup fire broke out In a partition, circle. ’The arrangements were proved, the owner of a one- or (8) Trath or Caasaqaeacea (C) plemental income, including A bU ctess for women will ’The alarm went in at 7:08 p.m. made by Mrs. Betty Spurting, Harrison and Mrs. John C. plans to hold toe 1971 show at Avenue of States at toe top, or two-famlly hcsne will be, allowed (18) What’s My UaeT (C) ference of Mayors. It urges the (88-M) News —Weather aad reUremmit income. HICHLAND PARK MARKET start at Norttwlew tomorrow at and the tire was brought under executive director of the local Rleg. West Springfield are going for- close to toe atop, in popularity. tc have the $100 tie-in cost and prompt passage of the revenue Sports (C) A request has been been 10 a.m. .. 0 contffd about 8:9 0 p.m. Red Cross office' ’Ihe Red Cross ----- ward. Dates have been an- Yet It took toe Bxpooitian 36 7:88 (88) Bed Skelton Shaw (C) sharing legislation to provide 317 Highland St., Manchester— IPhone 646*4277 inspection charge included with sent by the town to the In For outdoor winter sports In- ^'apartm en t In the basement is paying for toe lodging. Detective Lt. John Krlnjak, nounced. .’They are September yean. Young pointed out, to the front footage charge ^ d pay (8-M) liOt’s Make a Deal (C) ten union dollain in revenue to (18) 1 Spy (C) ternal Revenue Service for j/'toe building was rMte(T by Mrs. Spurting said toe couide will be guest speaker for the 17-26.. persuade six state leglalatures MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE 8:88 (88) Bowaa and MaHla’s the states without any curtail formation, call 948-4700. the, entire amount spread over a the services of two tax advis Manchester Rotary Club’s meet- i f the fair is moved it could to construct toe present build 15-year perldd. Laub-In (C) ment of other exisUng pro- (8-48) Newlywed Game (C) ors to help local residents in /is staying with friends. ’The and anyeme. having (me to rent John DiCiocolo Jr. William M. McBride ing tomorrow 'a t 6:30 at toe not open in a new locatlcai be- Ings. New Hampshire was the SILVER. LANE & HARTFORD ROAD grams. Owners of multiple family 8:88 (8) This b Year LHe (C) tilling out' their forms. A first floor was occupied by a should cc^tact her. Funds and Manchester Country Club. He fore toe fall of 1974, at toe tirst and Rhode Island toe last 643^1S11 dwellings or commercial prop (18) Mevle MdCoy said that he has long / (48) The Beel Gams (C) schedule of adien and where Rockville ^ package store, operated by clothing may be taken to toe will speak about crime in and earliest, toe trustees were t(^d. to do so. erty, however, will have to pay been an > advocate of the 8:88 (8) Mayberry B.F.D. (C) these men will be available Richard Gardner. Paul Lanz, First Federal Savings and Loan around Manchester. Continued use of present fa- More Bereiiae Fbnaaen OPEN TONIGHT (8-48)- '8)MeTie the tie-in charge at the time of revenue sharing concept, and will be published when that Hospital No^i^s (riio has chaiYC o t the property. Building, Park Place. Harvey DiCioccio, McBride duties thus would continue connection. The front footage (88) World Premiere Movie Leisure Systems, Inc., of 8:88 (8) Doris Day Show (C) that he referred to it at V e r information is received. termed It a total loss. ’The Pren- Dessrulsaeaux of First Federal ’The French du b of Manches- through toe fall of 1978. A pre- ■\;yaahln^lon, D.C., which made charge may be. spread over Uya 10:88 (8) Carol Barnett Show (C) non’s budget hearings last year. Vlsltliig hours aree ^ ! !:89 to 8 tisses did not have insurance. Is handling this portion for the ter will sponsor a public card llmlnary estimate of toe cost erf recent survey'recommended longer period if the owner wish (18) Coan. Bepert (C) 18:88 (18) Hartford Talk-h (C) An equitable formula whereby p.m. in all------,.«cei:eept ma- Mrs. Spurilng said. family. party tonight at 8 at Orange moving Is $10 million. move to Connecticut be es. 11:88 (841-18^8^) News — Weather the states share in the tax V etnon tondty whomrlMm aad Sports (C) re 8 to 4 Fire Chief Donald Maguda Prentiss wears a size 14^-83 Honored by DeMolay Hall. The trustees met last week at regardless of final out- Immediately following the revenues which the federal gov and tiSS to 8 p.pL 11:85 (8) Movie said toe Prentiss apartment was shirt and has a 31 waist; Mrs. _ ^ ^ • i a j _____4- toe Hartford Hilton with Gov- come of the tax sltusdlon In bearing, the (Touncil meeting 11:88 (88) Tealcht Show Johany Car- ernment receives can go a long gutted by toe tire and the rest prentlss wears size 6 clothing The Dad William Walsh Memorial Award was present- will be held and the proposed son (O) Sewer Plant Mwchester Adult ' Evening ernor ’Thomas Mesklll present ^ e s t l^rlngtield. A Connecticut (8-48) DIek Cavett Show (C) way toward relieving (Connecti Admltted / ’Thursday: 'Ruth building was heavily and toe children, as previously ed to the neWly installed master councilor of John Math- School winter term classes as a luncheon guest. ’The gov- jobation east of Hartford, toe amendments will be discussed (18) Merv Griffin Show (C) cut’s present financial crisis, he m R E H O U i n B and acted upon. Oil Leak Said Thompson/Vemon Ave., Rock- damaged.’Hie building Is owned noted, are three months old and er Chapter, Order of DeMolay, Saturday night. Also start. tonlaht. Redstratlon may ernor expressed his intere.rt In „agency „ „ „ „ „ claimed, would make 1 1:N (8-8848) News — Prayer aad added. BmTMonursrEim Slya OH OF MANCHESTER vlUe; U ^ la Ryan, Lawrence ’’Y estate of Nathan Lanz. two years old. being honored at the installation was a member of the sUll be made for Amerlcanlza- having toe "B ig E ” mo\e to toe fair aaaeaalble to more I A proposed ordinance con 1:88 (8) News — Prayer aad Bln He explained that if Congress ‘A cc id e n ta l’ Rd., ^ t o Windsor; Barbara ^ t t i i g toe The (Rockville fire department DeMolay Advisory Board, w h o ------^— - tion, high school equivalency, ^ s state. Presiding was E. Brolted to order and served with baked potato, Texas cerning extension of sewer lines Off (I) people and bring in more 1 can pass revenue sharing legis A recent discharge of oil into Stonl , MWltie Circle, Rockville: *‘’’® difficult due to toe was assisted by two companies received toe Dad Rocco Franco- r)„ane Smith iunlor steward- reading Improvement. Intermed- Lea Marsh Jr., of Old Lyme, toast and crisp green salad with your choice of dressing. to Regan Rd., including Emily, revenue. I OiHHniel iM lation promptly so as to enable the sewer system, and conse Ji Connery, Storrs; Robert temperatures Saturday, of toe Vernon tire department jine Advisors Award. smith orator- Brad ‘ ®‘® °*«®® m®®Wnes, chairman of toe Connecticut ™venue. Legrlon, Heidi, Christopher and PM the state government to esti Announces The Other recommendatlotia in- 1 quently into the sewage treat t. Fox HIU Dr., Rock- d®P®rt»n««t® Recipients were John DiCloc- l^leren . m ar^al: Da;my Han- shorth®"*!. investments tire ‘ ™®‘ ®®®' ° ^ ® Range Hill Drives and Mary 8:88 Misteroyers’ Nelyhborheod B mate the "share” to be receiv Recipients were John DiCloc- Hulgren, marshal; Danny Han- eluded an Increare in the gate I 8:88 Desicnlny Women B (C) ment plant, has been termed Bma ’Trumbull South Scott Air boring towns were on standby. rtaiano tar/Yiim tecluiology, alt for beginners, and Onmtiy Lanes, will be dis 7:88 Worid We Uve b B (C) ed, the extent of furttier state cio Jr., master councilor; and son, chaplain; admlasi(m price, a 16-day fair I accidental by Charles Pltkat, Olastoobory; Katoeryii Hath Jot-exfoam, a mixture of ’Hie state fire marshal Is as- urown, color. Intermediate draw- eals Arthur and Elizabeth Carpen- “ Dad".of j John . Mather Chapter, the west, and Jan Braat is aid uel D. Pierson of 67 Arvine pi.; Reasons for considering toe recovered. Springs. tions, one from the Housing. Pike, property at 156-168 Bl- portant that the plant personnel will consider four requesto for jg^_____ ^ ^ j 2 i Park ___St. are seeking ** conslste ot a savings brnd, in toe south. James D. Wickwlre Jr., son move were reviewed by General M a y F o rm O u b ’The recovered cars were a a a a at a a a a a a a a know of any discharge of o.< Discharged ’Thursday: John er variances A ital A M A A A atA 9 49its e%es^%14public 6 hearing% a variance to operat^am ^® medal 1 amd a citation.3 6 43 ^^^3^^43Dl(31oc- ^ a paist ^ ^ A. master - councilor’s of Mr. amd Mrs. James D. Mamaiger G. W. Wynne. Under Authority and one from the found this morning and yester drldge St., conveyance tax This b OM floor, ov«r 20,000 into the system, as so(m as pos Baatis, and Raymond Masaltis, tonight at 7 In toe Municipal business at their home ®rK“ >telng the jewel and a pin were presented Wickwlre Sr. of 798 Green Rd., ^ ja^r enacted last year by toe Planning CTommlsslon; a re day behind Cumberland Farms $39.05. O f Juniorettes sible. dGvofvd to ctodG-outs, OM o f ff^Und, flpoiglit both Regam Rd., Vernon; Rita Building hearing room. Erirlne B Rusconi 23 Ensign I^®Molay parade In March 1970, to McAwley by Framcotine and have been named to the first Massachusetts Legislature toe quest to expend contingency on Hartford' Rd., and in the Gall Maytempo to Priscilla { funds; appointment of Robert M. Pike, property at 238-240 Oak Mayor McCoy said notices domagG, ate. Flgetia, Somers; Janice ’Trapp, addition, an appllcatitm for n,yi' a variance to attendance at the International Sterud, respectively. semester dean’s list at Bates buUdlngs of toe Expos- Four members of toe Man- Parkade. are being sent to all oil dis Romjeko eui member of Plan St., conveyance tax $37.96. Spring St., Rockville; Dtmna ® professional building and. two reduce his side yard from 8 feet !>®Molay Leadership Camp, Greetings from Masonic and College, Lewiston, Maine. subject to toe real Chester Junior Women’s CUib The two cars stolen were tributors in the area asking that ning Commission, and several Roberto and Fanny C. Pedro Mulka, Broad B ^ k ; Joseph petitions tor auto repairer’s 11- ^ ^ earning the Representative DeMolay groups were extended ----- property tax in West Springfield, and representatives of thd taken from 96 L ’Tudor La. last personnel be instructed to call reports. za to Harold Edward and Susan Mouton, Brooklyn St., Rockville; censes will be heard. carport DeMolay Award, and for out- by their representatives. Miss Joanne Bortone, daugh- j,gd previously been ex- Youth for Conservation Qroup night, and the United Artists the sewage treatment plant im OYER 1000 ObD BEDS R o m Baker, Goom Lane, Tol- Among those seeking var- seeking approval for general standing service to his chapter. The benediction was pro- ter of Mr. and Mrs. M a ^ e w under court' InterpreU- wHl meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. w B o u m ^ Following adjournment as the Theater parking lot Saturday Alice (Croom, property at B1 mediately on any accidental 287 West Middle Tpke., Manchester Town Council, the men will re night. Engletwood Dr., conveyance tax land; (3otarad Nadeau, Brood lances are Belcon Associates, repairer’s licenses are: McBride Is toe second to re- nounced by the Rev. Robert tlcn ot an earlier law. at the home of Mrs. Paul discharge. ‘Ihe oil causes prob Brook; Kenneth Macclov^cchio, owners of a new store block at a seitior at C e n te n ^ C o llie ^gg^ sprfngfleld aSses- Dougan, 20 Arnott Rd., to (Hs- convene as the Sewer Authority Broken ignition switches on $ 22. nS-^-^35 Richard A. Salmond, for Mo- ceive toe Prancollne award, Burbank of toe Church ‘ot the 820 FamlBllM An. (Rt 6), Bristol • RL 1, Groton Shoppsn' Mart, eiBta • lems in the treatment process Terrace Dr., Rockville; Gladys Green Rd. and Woodbridge St. for Women, Hackottstovm, N.J., ^^g^^ y^g cuss the possible formation of a 911 Wtsliington Stmt (RL 66)i MhMIetowh • RL 72, PUmillo Slwp^ng Pisa, to discuss sewer assessments two cars at the Burr (Comers Slbb Construction Co. to if not discovered Imme^ately. FULL ARD TWIN SIZE - n I I. i-t. i. Ml Service Station, 313-323 named for toe chapter’s present ■Assumption. ninvUlo • AlbsnyAw. 44), Bishops Hsa, Wsst Hsitfont • WilllDisntic nia for Valley View Lane and Crest- Lloyd T. and Ruth Eileen Bac- Mason, Entiel(^ jU ^ rt I ^ e r ^ "®^ Adams St.; and Rodney F. Whit- “ Dad.” It Is the highest award itlon any figure. Wynne said, Junlorette Oub in Manohaster. (RL 32). WilOiilintic shopping center Saturday night, list for the first semester. ridge Dr. and a visit to Zlmpro cus, property at 142 Wynedlng Vernon Ave., Rockville; David m ' **oy, tor Texaco Service Station, that members of the chapter the'professlMial consulting ’IW s club w ill be a non- and two in the Parkade, attest Warren Casaidv Hill Rd. Tol- *>® allowed to continue selling __j u.c Hill Rd., conveyance tax, $60.50. ODD NIGHT STANDS Warren, Cassidy HUl Rd.-, Tol' 460 Oakland St. firm that studied toe situation sectarian, non-partisan and n ^ Inc., Rothchild, Wls. to view a ed to frustrated attempts to and serving food. It was found can present to an advisor, and O v S r n i ^ h t S p r e e ^.^g committee which is plan- _____ Maynard H. and Natalie E. Truck Crashes, land. and recommended toe move profit organization to provide sewage treatment plant. steal those vehicles. after toe tenant moved in that Francoline received toe tirst one Fairfield to Raymond R. and frem *16 Admitted Friday: Donna Dav Two Men Say toe operation is in violation of A t- 1 T ■ last year. McBride has been •a Costs Store $450 Margaret E. Shea, property at is, Vernon; Eklward Murphy, chapter advisor for six years. Prospect fit.i Vernon. zoning. Astr^ogy Topic .n.p.o,. , p» . « . . . 122 Oakland St., conveyance tax, Under toe new regulation that They Drove It Births: A son to Mr. and B ’ n a i B ’ n t h for athletic activities of the partment store Saturday morn- gj ’ For comparison, Wynne said ganlzed center tor totellectu^ $36.76. became effective Dec. 7, busi F o r ’Two men claim to have Mrs. Gregg Davis, Vernon. Edwin and Ivy May Verlan- SOFA and CHAIR nesses of this type are no long- Miss Natatie Basaett of New chapter, and Is advisor to the and discovered the after------the balance of Income over ex- driven a truck that slammed in der to William P. Flannery, SHOP WOBM ONLY Dlschaigred Friday: Ernest er a permltted"use, but muit Britain will be guest speaker a t ®hapter publication, "The Criti- math of a theft and vandaUsm Manchester WATES will meet P®"™® to ® ^ > - haa a v e r te d ^ ^ to a parked cax Saturday eve property at 290 Bldwell St., ctm- Smart, Lnwrence Rd., South first obtain a special exception a meeting o< Ben B!zraEzra Chapter(Yiapter *iue,iu®.’ ’ judged second best erf In- ®P” spree. ®; ^ ^ / . tomorrow tomorrow at at the the Itallan-Ameri- Itallan-Ameri- tess l®ss than $16,000$16,(X)0 a year forI ot toe tgenage girls from area veyance tax, $23.10. ning, sen dl^ a third man in the Windsor: James RRa3^eri a y -— from- the------ZBA*— - rvA-M-Ainsir i>.«ki4aa . Pollr.G aav tho 1ntnid«r n m b -______j- —mi wa 'nant 10 V A A .r a One item of the ** erf B’nat B ’rito Friday at 8 p.m. ternational DeMolay Publtca-> PoUce say the intruder prob- gg^ club. Weighing In ■will be past 10 years. One Item of toe schoirfs. Judgment lien truck to Manchester Memorial croft R(L, RockvillevUIe; Martoa Edward WUUams,WU11_____ a______veterinar- ______at the home of Mrs,______Sol floman,_ t‘®us in 1969. ably hid in , a ripjped; « i t a ec- t , ^ 7 tp ■ 8 p.m. „}/lra^Jcim. e x P ® ^ b u ^ t in re c e n t^ a re Hospital. *85 P Hall’s Arrow Inc. against StenhoUM, Lake 8t„ Bolton; Ian, is Melting a variance for a 60 Scott Dr. Her topic: ‘ "Ihe He --- also serves ------as advisor to ----- ' *’• ------—) f o ^ relllng - — Pa'velack [ Isla inIn chargechatge of a “as been a voluntary gndU to James Perkins, $186.68, proper Edward R. Mealy, 28, and eSuistoptaer Duell, M ile HUl Rd., new, larger clinic...... building- - to re- A ge of Aquarius. the“ state sV ri^ of IteWfolay *1 -emerged - after hours.u_...... "cakewalk”program program. the town In Ueu of taxes wWch Herbert R. Young, 43, b ^ of Nature Reserve ty at 68 Bolton St. O IA djr s McDonald, Fnmkiin place a converted _garage _ hous- Miss____ Bassett,______who______ap- The award consists of an en- '^®'^ cameras. ----- has t)een about $16,000. This Wapplng, were charged with In- has Marriage licenses Park E., Anne Allan, Vernon ing the cUnlc at the rear of his peered on telovisloti In the graved plaque and a certificate ®‘*^**‘ watches, 10 pounds of hot 'Ibe The BriUsb-American BriUsb-American Club Item la left blank In toe pro- REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP toxlcatlan, and Nelsph J. Caye, Merle Edgar Witter and Lor- 4 pc. Modern Secflonol Oardens, and Janet Raber and home at 162 Spencer St. In a Hartford area, wlU explain as- pagt master councUora made '**‘*® ’ ®®v®ral eight-pound hams officers and committee mem- posed budget for 1971. — A wealthy San Francisco wld- 72, of 265 OaklandOt. was Usted na Hastings Zesut, both of 41 nXWB SABVUC Daughter, Carol Dr., aU of Rural Residence Zone. trology, sun signs and other re- up toe (nafaiiiBiy suite with Rob- ®®"*® M°thes. bens wUl meet tomt^rrow at 8 The general manager said ow baa bequeathed an 86-acre as satisfactory ill the hospital’s REMODEUNG Dougherty St., March 20. BocItvlU®- Dr. David M. Caldwell Jr., ts lated topics using visual aids. eJt B as*^ The office was Ignored, and p.m. at the clubhouM. that, if toe fair Is moved, toe Woodslde estate valued at $1 Robert Schor of Storrs and special care taine. colonial buUdlngs in Storrow- million to toe Sierra Club Foun- ’Ihe car, , belonging to Ann F. ------master councUor; Fredrick nojnoney was re p o ^ d m l ^ g . Gall Carolyn Beck of Hartford, •118 Shelves were broken, articles Members of the Manchester ton VUlage, owned by toe Ex- dation as a nature prererve. Murphy^ 403 Summit St. was Hanson, installing senior coun Jan. 81, Temple Beth Sholom. strewn, and toe vandal (ji'vic Orchestra wUl rehearse poeition, wUl be taken down , Edita Bloos ’Thome, according parkeci'^ the east at Summit. cilor; Marshall B. Hodge, In- ^®^ shot targets with a bow and tonight at 7:46 In toe Keeney and moved to toe new site. An to the executor of her wUl, T b e y northbound truck didn’t stalling junior councUor; Mc St School gymnasium. Those unsolved problem Is the future citied toe conditions o f toe be far enough left, and struck Awley, iMtaUing marshal; and arrow set. New Highways having music stands are remind- of toe famous Avenue of States quest. Mra. ’mome died in June le rear, shoving the car 40 Mattresses or Box Springs Michael Fields, installing Damages and losses were re ported at $460. ed to bring them. where each of toe six states 1969 at 93. LONDON (A P ) — feet along the road. chaplain. PoUce culd find no evidence plana to open 280 miles of.4iew When police Investigated, James W. M cKay was organist they say Mealy and Young both of toe culprit having left. superhighway in and Ronald Erickson sctloist. (dalm to have been at the wheel. from *18 than in any previous Other elected ^ c e r s are Court date for both is Feb. 1. Lawrence Linders, senior coun Oeaner Roa^ cUor; Dustin Wood, junior coun Carefree cilor; ■ McAwley, scribe; and FRiAINKPOIBT, Ky. (A P ) — ODD KITCHEN CHAIRS Bruce Arey, treasurer. H ie state reports that, based on Appointed cfticers are costs of removing Utter from Stainless *l-*3-*5-*7 take 11am Strickland, senior deacon; highways, Kentucky roads were Richard Dldan, junior deacon; slightly deaner in 1970 than toe Hblloware Richard Brown, senior steward; previous year. Uphobtered Choirs for gifts and * AEA.arsxj» a d v a n t ^ entertaining. 4. Pardon bur clutter, from *10 DECEMBER 26, 1970 THRU JANUARY 31, 1971 we're doing it to make d^^KeijcLa: horthland^8 / 8 stainless RUGS ^ jcy ttb d a ^ £u/Ci^...'t2Uujeyi/uH (/A «uwnXiY tau
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WASHING-rON (AP) — -The “ Witti the exception of one 'Citizens for Martucci” group Senate Special Committee on To Return Martucci to Post man out of the 300 persons at Resuscitation formed yesterday, with 26 resi- tending, all spoke of Mcurtuccl-s Aging says one of every four By HOIX.Y OANTNBR regu f^ board meeting Thurs- pupil personnel services, “Breath of life” , a program Hopkins, who was present^ at dents in attendance. It was wrlt- value and worth to the educa- Action Bleach Americans 65 years and over is (Herald Correondent) day night, at- which some 300 on moutli-to-mouth resusdta- the time Martucci subn^tted ten by committee member Rob- tlonal system in Covaitry. The Mansion Inn Stopstop & Shop , ... ^ parents, students and friends of tkm, will ibe presented tomor- Heavy duty bleach — for thoda I Mansion Inn llil ll living on a poverty-level in -a u ^ n s for Martucci,-- an ^ Martucci were present to re- the resignation. / ert Walsh, and was adopted board determined to decide the come. __ .._____ I.. n ...... row evening at p.m .' at the hoc citizens g ^ p , was fo rm ^ Martucci be retained 6 -Connor denied mentioning unanimously; 8 hard to get clean clothes. yesterday. In the wake of a 6- 7 . ^ United Methodist CSmrch on Rt. H ib committee, in a report on the three men nam,^ in Mar- “ At this jimcture it ■ would cial semi-closed executive ses toe economics of aging, said to-2 Board of Education decision ^ tuccl-s resignation /letter, but perhaps be best for all con- 44A. Warren DeMartln of -Tol Drug t«tteTS sion. Some were let in, others both toe number and toe propor on Saturday to accept the resig Martucci has cotitinued to cemed with the quality of edu- land Rd., a church member and Sugar He had resigned following in restricted from attending. Troror. ____ _ ^ Coffee tion of aged poor increased be nation of high school gfuidance maintain that the names were cation in Coventry to attempt to 22 oz cidents stemming from a situa “By a 4 to 2 vote (later tween 1968 and 1669. -Hiere were counselor Ernest Martucci. mentioned. assess what has happened In- tion last month In which some changed to a 6 to 2 vote when ^Ul Include a pkg 1-lb can 5-lb bag approximately 4.8 mlllimi peo The ad hoc group will hold a Two of the three men named sctfar as the acti(His of our 70 high school youngsters found the chairman cast his vote with ple over 66 living in poverty in public meeting -Thursday nig^t, have similarly denied that they elected representatives on the Effective thru Wed., Jan. 20. letters in their lockers accusing the prevailing side) they voted j. on With this coupon Effective thru Wed., Jan. 20. 1969—an increase of almoet at a specified time and place had plans of entering a suit Board of Education, Ernest to accept the second reslgna- «o a a 4 .a ______^ Limit 1 can per customer. Limit 1 bag per customer. m i to bo announced, to which all them of being drug users. Hie and a $5 purchase } and a $5 purchase 200,000, toe committee said. against anybody. Martucci, studenU and parents ^ ^ r e l ^ to c ^ ^ r a T Z b e r ^ 49 The report said toe number of local citizens are invited. Those letters had been formulated by Another toplq of discussion at and C>oventry citizens are con- under-65 persons in toe poverty “ concerned with the quality of a student committee set up to the Saturday session was how cemed. w l ^ ^ HBDCO-s electrical operation {j St;op. Shop | 10 g;oD;:Sho^ education in the town-- and with fight the drug problem at the wWch toUawed toe p r o t ^ t ^ department, DeMartln h ^ h a d bracket declined by 1.2 million the resignation letter had got- “ To begin with, it appears and denials of threats at toe AJAX ALLPURPOSE aaaataaea the acceptance of Martucci-s school on a peer-to-peer basis, extensive training in life-saving during the same period. ten into the hands of townspeo- that a group of overzealous, earlier meeting. resignation are expected at the -The incident upset several tecdiniques and attends monthly Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., pie prior to the board-s official concerned and somewhat mis “ First reports ot that Satur- Liquid Cleaner session to decide on some ac- parents who attended a board practice sessions at company ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES D-N.J., toe committee chair reading of it, and Martucci said directed students at Coventry day m ^ t l ^ indicated that t ^ meetings, tion to take regarding possible meeting in December at which ^ High School sent ancmymous man, said in a preface to the re bulk of dlwusslon concerned uJ^artln Is particularly In- The no rinse .cleaner— just wipe ■ ■ reinstatement of Martucci to Mfartucci submitted a resigns- 'Board members also ques- letters to some 70 of their tel- port that Congress should vote a his post. tion but was turned down by the ItseU ^ t o terested in e x p o ^ toe town-s clean. 10 per cent Social Security in tioned earlier publicity, follow- low students, alleging that they cedur^ matters Insrfar as they »;^thiB program, -The school board, meeting in board. At that time, Martucci ing the drug letter incident, in were using drugs and urging crease for 1971 and 20 per cent a four-hour special session Sat assumed full responsibility for “ d feeto that they will ^ toe for 1972 to meet "tots unnoticed which Martucci was quoted as that they stop, “ Evidently, J ^ u c c i has be«m ^ J ^ urday, accepted the resignation the drug letters, since he had mim-pncing^ is a way income crisis.” saying he would “ stick to this “ The group, originally or- 1 qt, 8 oz more effective in terms of deal- portunlty to utilize training in of Martucci, noting that it had seen to the formation of the to the end.-- ganized by one of the guidance The Senate voted a 10 per cent ing >^to you^steia- pmbleiM techniquaT^ is bottle been “ voluntary,” and that it-s sevenman committee, whose He explained that by this h e' counselors, Ernest Martucci, boost last year and toe House than he has b e ^ at “ fit t i^ to- coordtoator at submission was “ a wise de names to this day are a secret. meant he would stick to his indicated its intentions to Mar- approved a 6 per cent hike, but to the system. AppMOTtiy he united Methodist CSmrch. cision.-- He also agreed that the inci dedication to the drug program tuccl in advance and asked his toe two branches never got to -Those voting against the mo dent had been r^ e ta b le , and Itself, but emphasized that he advice. Evidently, Martucci has had some difficulty to play- program is open to all of life at Stop & Shop S h o p gether and toe bills died. tion to accept were members zeueu nor sueveazea .^7 ^ -ommurUty members.. TSiose at- SUPERMARKETS The committee said toe aged Suzanne Bralnard and 'Donald to toe board that toe drug let- any course ot action a ^ just “ opportunl- have been hard hit by unem Averill. Chairman Richard Mes But last week, Martucci again ters had been a regrettable to- urged toe students to do uiiat ^ much of participate to the program A|ax Doibit BlMch ployment in the current eco sier recorded himself as being submitted a resignation to th6 cident. He stressed also that he they thought would be best. sd^ticm ^ practice toe methods un- nomic slump and that soaring in favor of the motion follow board, claiming he had been stlll backed such a program “ There must have been a ^ der DeMartto-s direction, property taxes have Jeopardized ing the vote, which saw Arthur told by 0-(3oimor that both 0 -- Cleanser based on student involvement, great deal of frustration among The program is being Jointly their efforts to hold onto homes. Dan George, c)iief of Britisli Columbian Indian tribe Forst Jr., Arthur Toumas, Peter Coimor and Wilde were going to Board members-lAmtioiHi pointedrkninfofi out/-Msf udiat one local paper called toe uian to wn&i ule sysveiiT cxiBiB WoiYL^'s So Rapidly rising health costs con Thomas and Ruth Benoit also in be supd by three parents. M a r -that______there__ was no doubt that --student avuucui. vigilantes” vi utuuca thatui»i, wouldwuuiu ciety______for______C^iristiaii______Service_____ and Double bleach cleanser—chlorine tributed to their woes, it said. tells of leaving job as stevedore for role in movies favor. If it’s from that won him film critics’ award. (A P Photo) tuccl, in order to save the town Martucci was doing a good Job, lead them to take this sort of Oommlsslon on Christian bleach plus bromine bleach. The report recommended that More than 100 parente and a law suit, offered to resign, y,ey wxmdered how effec- drastic action in the first place America that we t«id to gQ^lal CVmcern. ______, . .. - .. fuiossrafl A-w-r>al_ ...... ua aasov ^ moFA juid moFA mnnAmed serious consideration be given students waited out toe board-s and was told this was “ an excel- tively he would be able to func- Questions such as -Just what get more and more concerned Promotion wito toe channels, procedure ^ „ „ to using -Treasury general reve decision to toe school cafeteria, , < 1. retained, to view of toe sort of drug abuse program is 1-lb, 5 oz Stop & Shop... nues to finance part of Social Chief of Sushwap Tribe and structure of a s y ^ m t l ^ Eva Morra, has been promoted and when it was announced, re -The high school studente felt ferment that has surrounded his being run at the school?- and Security and to expanding medi that Martucci was being pres- resignation. -How significant and/or suc- with toe purpose for v ^ c h the jo the rank of sergeant to toe can acted very quietly. Most of the care to cover prescription drugs youngsters returned, some to sured to resign, but M y coer- O-Connor €dso mentioned tocl- cessful is it?- remain to be an- system was established. united States Air Force. Morra I Carved into Movie Totem --The net result can only be you can be for toe chronically ill. cion or pressure w m categor- j„ which Martucci had swered. They have not been v. . . k. • < is - wito----- the — lOlst------^ e ld ------Mato- tears to toe CEifeteria where By BOB THOMEA8 since I played in ‘Smlto* with they heard a report from their denied by O CoMor at over the head of his adequately dealt with by either tatoance Squadron at Andrews Glenn Ford. -The other actors official student representative meeting, as superiors to making decisions, school administrators or board Force Base to WaAlngton, Specials for d9s.' HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The asked me to leave it long. My Margaret Haun, who had been “ ><1 board members questioned members thus for. Education acted on Saturday, d .C., and has twice been named Danbury Mayor had been threatened. sure it’s fresh unlikeliest winner of toe movie Indian friends like it because it allowed too attend toe first half whether or not this was under “ The kids who sent toe anony- ‘-Man of toe Monto’- to his de- Monday, Tuesday On Friday, newspaper corres awards season is a 71-year-old Is in keeping with our tradl- of toe meeting. mining toe administration. mous letters were to error. It citizens of Coventry are pertinent, Ajax Adds Voice To pondents, to a conversation wito tions.” -The first half of toe meeting Martucci admitted he. had is contrary to the precepts of altemativee but to He is a member of the Bolton & Wednesday Only! ex-stevedore who happens to be O-Connor, were told by him that Chief George recited some ot was, to fact, a semi-open meet made some such decisions, but a free and open society to el- ‘^°"<^cmn toe actions of the Volunteer Fire Dei>artment and To insure the absolute freshness of our Call for Sharing an honest-to-goodness Indian .^toe .iwrtlpn of Martucci-s resig Laundry Detergent the events that have led to his that it was only when toe best toer tolerate or permit such board to this matter and is married to toe former Madge chief. ing with Miss Haun pre8ent,~as nation mentioning a law suit foods, we keep a close watch on the code DANBURY (AP) — Danbury movie fame. interests of children were in --vigilante-’ groups under any use whatever legal tools are Gandy. They have a fOur- well as .hn observer on Martuc was a --complete fabrication.-- yolved. New formula—perfect for all your Mayor Gino J. Arcemti has add He is Chief Dan George, who “ I worked as a longshoreman ci-s behalf, Ronald Punty, toe conditions. avallable to them to reverse month-old son. numbers on each bottle, can or package. Asked why such a fabrication ed his voice to toe local and has served as head of toe -Tel- in Vancouver, which' Is a Mg torey^ local newspaper corres- Asked if he could adhere to a "The school administration hence correct a most to- Bulletin Board laundry needs. They tell us when to stop selling the product. would be submitted, O-Connor state leaders across toe country lal- watt section of toe Coostsal- port for all of western Canada. I p<^ents, a parent named to directive from his immediate ^^s correct to bringing a halt tolerable move by a Board of The Women’s Auxiliary of toe ish tribe of British Columbia. said --Ask toe fabricator.-- superior. Dr.FV m Hopkins, hF.% Martucci ..A. 9 ^ ** " T74..3..Education AJ _which__1- i _Z_ has1 acted _ . . to... a Bolton^ T7U__Fire Department ^ A. A. will t il With our freshness code book, you can read calling for a federal revenue started in 1920 and quit In 1M7 Martucci-s resignation letter, Law Suits Mentioned to those activities, and that He also is honorary chief of toe said, he could, unless toe direc- manner wholly to contradiction meet tonight at 8 at the fire- 5-lb,4oz $ ^ 3 7 those numbers, too. each time you go mini sharing plan. because of an injury. After that high school principal Milton However, to that portion of should have been toe end of toe large Squamish and Sushwap live was “psychologically un- not only to the best public to- house. I did odd Jobs, mostly in the Wilde, Dr. Robert Hopkins and Saturday-s meeting matter. pricing®. Arconti suggested in a letter tri^ s. “ j sound” , to which case he would The (Public Building Oommis- pkg Face Rump construction business. Martucci himself. “ Unfortunately, we often seem terest, but to toe will of toe to President Nixon that federal Last month Chief George was ...... ^ press coverage was aUowed, p ^ ^ 'st’ ta w rito i.' slon will meet tonight at 7:30 at “My first break as an actor All seven board members, Us O-Oonnor said that toe poaslbll- ^ _ . .. ^ ,, „ to be a society more interested People as well. tax revenues be shared directly named toe best supporting actor c a m e V l W l . l i ^ ^ Was a c ^ . . , j . Following the “ open” portion A, ______the elementary school. well as Superintendent___ „ of “yof toe meeting, toe board con- ^ punishing than one concern- wito toe communities where toe of toe year by toe New York g. television series for ^ Schools Laurence O’Oonnor were tlmied to Martucci Just prior to ed wito correcting social If you don't already have a copy of this handy tax dollar was earned. Film Critics because of his role called -Cariboo Country.’ -Hiay Manchester Evening Herald dysfunction. Thus toe elimin ^ l i o a , H 0 8 S He specified in an interview as Old Lodge Skins in “ UtUe had a white man playing a chlM also present. ^ s u b m i^ n of toe reslgna- ^ours, before an- Bolton correspondent, Judith Swiss or Cube bcioklet, pick one up at any Stop & Shop cus-1 ation of toe problem and toe Ajax Liquid (Center Cut Bottom) (Chuck) Sunday that his proposal includ- Big Man. He stopped here en 3^^ j,g bgcams sick, -The Saturday session had ti-n, and this view was also ex- „ounctog that a vote was to be ROOKPORT, Tex. (AP) — Ar- Donohue, Tel. 649-8409. assurance that it would go no tomer service desk. They're free for the ask ed a percentage of toe federal route to toe awards ceremonies ■■The director said he’d have been called as a followup to a pressed by toe new director of taken. ansas County Sheriff Bob ------further were insufficient for ing. We want every Stop & Shopper to have' income tax on money earned by In New York Monday, Jan. 18. production, and my son Hopkins' View Hughes has appealed to citizens For Dishes some townspeople and partic Special Unit people working in a city but “ I never dreamt that T would ■Why don’t you get an old Hopkins, noting UiEd he has not to use fire plugs as hitching one . . . to prove that the best foods in town i ularly some elected officials. living lesewhere. receive such an award,’ ’ said xndlan for the role?’ -ITie dlrsc- Rham District been to toe system only two poets. FRANKFXMIT, Ky. (A P ) — Wonderful for dishes — kind to are also the freshest foods in town. “A guilty party had to be The Danbury mayor, a Demo- ^ t-vrtced asked, ‘Where can I find weeks, said that, for his peirt, He said the practice of hitch- State Police plan to form a spe- identified and toe proper punish hands, too. it was difficult to make an ade tog a horse to a fire hydrant is cial unit to investigate toe ex- crat. said toe shared tax rev- f;****® ®®'^®'^‘y ^ ment meted out. It waa at this Drug Committee Program quate assessment of tiie situa- widespread and firemen have- tent of organized crime to Ken- enues would be used strictly for ‘*® *®“ « * * » ^ '* ’ ’ tion, but affirmed his beUef that Coventry as a com- 22 oz bottle 32 oz bottle capital building' nrocramA to re ^ movie. M y gooonera, Chief Qeoi^e came to Hc^y- been. hampered answering tucky. A computer system will capital building programs to re j never expected that I would be ^nod for Disnev’s “ Smith.’’ awH toe board should accept Mar- munlty left toe beaten path of OUR FRESH MEAT CODES alarms. be used to gather data. Juvenate toe cities and a ttr^ t jhe honor.” ^ a i ^ ^ i i i i d S To Dwell on Group Process tuccTs resignation. sensibility. Pressure, perhaps Steak Stop & Shop Fresh Meats and Fish carry Hopkins added also that, if even veiled threats, were ^ *^® * a handsome, role. An aide of d l r e c t o r ^ ^ J Rham High School’s drug com Hebron and Marlborough are in At this low price, let them all have steak he had been on toe Job since brought to bear which resulted codes governed by the type of weighing and T„ v,i tho. weathered face like toe Penn saw toe chief’s picture on mittee hub eciieuulea a program vited to attend. In his letter he added that toe tjje old buffalo nickle. A beaded _ theater mater saw the film September when Martucci be- in Martucci’s first submitting for dinner. We guarantee you’ll buy a per pricing machine in the department. At the for parents for Jan. 27 at 7:30 Week’s Limches funds should be ^ v e n directly neckband proclaims his n ^ e and recom ^^ded him ^ Old his resignation. The Broad of fect steak every time at Stop & Shop. p.m. to toe commons. The pur -The menu at Rham High gan, and Martucci had had a present time we are using two types: to toe municipalities and not and rank, and his sliver hair Education rejected it, and Lodge Skins, who adopts Dustin pose of toe meeting will be to School for toe remainder of toe direct superior, things might Stop&Shop funneled through state agencies cascades to his shoulders, Hoffman in “ Uttle Big Mhn.” suggest ways to which parents week will b e; have gone differently. things should have returned to Burst to achieve toe maximum impact ” My youngest boy, who is 24, How did he get along with can help to combat this problem. -Tuesday: Baked pork loaf, For his part, Martucci sub normal. (1) N.C.R. (Which is a square label) and to avoid bureaucratic de- wears his hair long, too,” said Hoffman? ’ Mrs. Edith Jaqulery and rice, peas and carrots, apple- mitted letters to toe board “ But some still sought their Bold (2) TOLEDO (Which is a rectangular label) lays. toe Ctolef. " I ’ve had it this way “ Just fine—he calls me grand Frank Culp of toe Connecticut sauce. early in toe meeting offering to pound of Martuccl’s flesh, more Cascade Laundry Detergent Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Only, p.S.D.A. Choice! father. -That boy is a hard work Bureau of ChUdren and Youth Wednesday: Spaghetti with withdraw his resignation, since, pressure, more threats, a second Laundry Detergent Dishwashing Powder er and a fine actor.” meat sauce, garden salad. he said, he had been told by resignation. Only this time, the (Completely safe for washing ma Services will be toe featured Caiief George was pleased that Thursday: Roast turkey and O’Connor on Friday that there reason—denied and protested speakers. They will explain the * 1 . 3 7 i s 4 3 * chines. Low suds detergent. Regardless of the machine in use, three sep- ^ toe film showed toe Indian’s group process method as a way gravy, mashed potato, green was no law suit. by board and school officials pkg ' pkg The board apparently chose alike—was specifically mention side of western history. . to learn to communicate wito beans, cranberry sauce. 49 oz pkg 9-lb. 3-oz pkg. arate codes are used; “ So many pictures over the Friday: Soup, tuna boats, cole to ignore Martuccl’s offer how ed. Now personel pettiness and NEW SHIMHEMT OF others so that better under Top Round Steak (1) A.M. Packages (from opening to 1 p.m. years have shown toe Indians as ever, and following the “ open” toe penny-ante actions of small standing of one-\anotoer may slaw. savages who slaughtered and Ix>rtion of the meeting, contin town politicians came under Cheer Dash result. Bread, butter and milk are 75* 2.29 that day) beat toe settlers. -That has an ef ued deliberations for two more public scrutiny. Then reaction HGURE SKATES Later this year, an opportun served with meals. A soup and Laundry Detergent Laundry Detergent fect on children, I think; It gives hours behind closed doors be was as swift and vengeful as Top Sirloin Steak n . 2 8 i b $ 1 0 0 (2) 1:00 Packages (from 1 P.M. to closing) ity will be provided for inter sandwich meal is also available. them hate for the Indians, espe fore announcing that a vote was might have been expected. But 3-lb, 6oz 3-lb, 2 oz ^ P d ested parents to participate in vt|hial $ m O Q (3) Rewraps (rewrapped because of torn s c A A ■.»■<»■» cially when they attack toe to be taken. a group process program. Pres not swift enough. O J Pk« i O if»k>) I eiLO packaging or excess leakage.) helpless wagon trains. Cutting Pollution Following the vote. Miss “ At the regular meeting of Tender-ettesBi.'."»^kV)ne28ib I CiO W a V V ently 30 faculty members and “ I don’t think our people were Haun reported to toe students the Board of Education (Jan. Men’s and Ladtoo’ students are involved to a six- that mean.” FRAiNHPORT, Ky. (A!P) what had occurred in the meet 14) a multitude of parents and week group process session. Cold Power Eye Round Steak M .48 The Kentucky Air Pollution Con- ing, stressing that there were students put forth their defense Duz (I ■) Upon completi e a » ^ p z j ^ class activities program...... W7* MaMMSiCMai^iiapaf^c i All meetings are open to the SULLIVAN AVENUE PHONE: 289-S406I 76 WWMOt AVI. Itaala 631 117 MAM m m 146 lAn canoi m ar lOCim UI. CONN. YriUJMANnC public and all residents of toe M MODU TUUMnn wan Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MlPDU TURNniCE WBT MANCHnm. CONN. •794463 4t3-1M« three district towns of Andover, 2 2*3 MIDDU TURNran WIST / ■/ \
1»AGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'ffefe, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ma NI^TFSTER COyw” Al^ND/iY, JANUARY 18 1971 »v PAGE FIFTEEN Instant Absolution inrForm of Victory Perfect Hoop Marks For Baltimore in Final Minute of Play For Three Schools OCEL and 6-4 overall) p0^1ng oUe and Xavier. It will be a key MIAMI (AP) — For al should just fall on the ground so kid. I’ll never fotget ‘68 and the first' down at^||M^allas 2, but free agent pickup, bulled into Curtis had come up with an By DEAN YOST only once, Friday in Bristol battle in ^ e conference since I wouldn’t fumble it away.” Jqts, but I’U remember this one failed ttryCfii^chdown across the end zSuper Bowl titles eight area high schools and East Captain Ekl Fitzgerald Fumbles had given DaUas 10 Super Bowl m had become a ' In the second half. Chuck point kick had been blocked aft off to the Cowboys deep in Balti ticked off anxious finger ketball season last weOk Manchester Community College finally released himself against points and cost the Colts seven recurring nightmare for Mor- Howley's interception in the end er a deflected Unltas' pass more territory. With a flrst- tips and slipped through three out of the nine high play twice. East HarUord High last Fri more. rail, the starter in that game zone and Eddie Hinton’s fumble wound up in John Mackey’s and-gool from the 2, CUrtls if area school teams, all un East Catholic, 4-0 in the Hart day and netted a sesison high desperate hands— before fi Despite his inclination, Curtls,s,after capturing NFL Player of arms for a 76-yard touchdown jarred the ball away from rook through the end zone blunted beaten, are already assured ford County Conference, plays of 27 points. Hot hands for nally settling in the vise rambled 13 yards to the Dallas the Year honors. play, then boot^ the tying con ie Duane Thomas, who vras held two more Baltimore scoring of post season berths. Xavier IBgh 2-0 and 7-3 overall Xavier are Ken Weselcouch and like embrace of Mean Mike 28. After two running plays The Jets blanked him for version. to 87 rushing yar^, and Duncan bids—and started Morrall think South l^ndsor, with a 11-0 in Middletown tonight. The Bud Generous. Curtis and the relentless recovered the fumble. gained three yards, positioned three quarters before Unit^, ing about the tribulations of his There were 7% minutes to mark, has secured a spot along Eagles return home Friday Tuesday’s important game is Baltimore Colts. the ball squarely in frMit of the who had been plagued with anh first Super Bowl play. But the $16,000 per-man “That undoubtedly was the with Ellington IBgh with a 10-0 against Sacred Heart of Water- EUlngton and East Granby, The Curtis’ interception, fifth of goal’ posts and consumed 60 of trouble all season, came off the As it turned out, it was the te winners' shares appeared cer big play of the game," said overaU record and East Cath bury. Knights - are undefeated in 10 six pass thefts in a gut-grabbing the remaining seconds. Eari bench to direct a touchdown nacious Baltimore defense, giv tain to go up for grabs in sudden, deeply dejected Tom Lnndry, olic High, also 10^0. The Alumni well pit their outings while their hosts are struggle replete with errors, set Morrall, the Colts’ 36-year-old drive—too late to rescue the en little pre-game publicity death overtime when neither the Cowboys’ coach. "If he Under consideration are Rock forces against (Jheney Tech and winners of nine of 11 games. up a 32-yard field goal by rookie backup quarterback, called a heavily-favored Colts, compared to Dallas’ Doomsday team could move the ball on its scores, they have a lot of catch ville High 7-6, (Joventry Ifigh then the Beavers are back in East Granby is 8-2 in North Jim O’Brien with five seconds time out. ’This time, Dallas was the fa- crew, which gave Morrall his next series. ing up to do,” 8-1, Tolland High 6-3 and Man action Friday traveling to East Central Connecticut Conference to play Sunday tha;t gave the Morrall, scapegoat of Balti- vorite after reeling off seven The Colts had beaten the Nevi. reprieve. "We did everything we could chester High 6-4. Cheney Tech Granby. South Windsor High while Ellington is 6-0 in the Colts Instant absolution in the more’s humiliating 16-7 Super .consecutive victories to win the York Giants 12 years earlier in 0-13, and Rham High with 0-10 After Cornell Green stripped to give it to them, but we hung visits independent E. O. Smith loop. form of a' 16-13 comeback victo Bowl loss to the New York Jets N!FC title in the first year of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys. two years ago but a hero Sun- merger and realignment. And, death championship game. And post-season play. A team must with neighboring Coventry High caught a desperation pass from and in the end result that’s what (3ourt Harned, only a junior, "I grabbed that ball so hard I day in relief of battered Johnny as the Cowboys cashed In on Unltas, architect of that victory, win at least 61 per cent of its on the Patriots’ home court and halfback Sam Havrllak on a counts,” defensive tackle Billy continues to be the >IOiight’s high almost squeezed the air out of Unltas, then spotted the ball for turnovers for a 13-6 halftime was warming up on the side games to qualify for CIAC post Ellington High topping the broken flea-flicker play, Dallas Ray Smith said. scorer. He is ably assisted by It,” said the hard-rock middle O’Brien. The mop-haired, 22- lead, the Baltimore quarter- lines after having his ribs season pontests. Bolton High, N(XX) plays runner-up East Ed Mathews, Ray Bedard and ELUSIVE PUCK— New York’s Dave Balon leaps over Chicago defenseman quarterback Craig Morton tried Theii Smith spotted O’Brien, linebacker, who picked off a de year-old kicker split the backs found their Super Bowl X-rayed as the minutes ticked 2-6, does not appear to be Granby on the later’s gym. All Joe Peters. to hit fullback Walt Garrison Keith Magnuson and goalie Gerry-Desjardips after latter block^ shot at goal. flected pass with 69 seconds re uprights for the winning three m roles reversed, away. ' the day’s super hero, in the tourney bait. games are Tuesday night. TONIGHT’S PICK: East Cath ( AP iiOXo) writh a third-down pass. maining and a record viewing p ^ t s before an Orange Bowl Unitas, flattened by George D^las’ Dan Reeves was doing midst of a swarm of newsmen. a Hoop acUon this week finds This will be the first meeting olic remaining undefeated in a audience anticipating a sudden crowd of 80,066 and some 64 mil- Andrle as he threw his second But Baltimores’ Jim Duncan just that at the 13 ;61 mark when "What - are . you doing over V'N ^ Manchester High (6-3 in the this season between East Cath- close one with Xavier. death windup to Super Bowl V. lion television fans. interception of the game, went tipped the ball to safety Rick Morton’s pass caromed off his there with all those guys," he Esposito Well on Way to Individual Mark ” I didn’t even think about “ It was so sweet,” Morrall to the sideline in the second Volk, who sprinted 30 yards to outstretched hands and Curtis roared. "You only worked five running with it right away,” said. “ I started jumping up and quarter with cracked ribs, the Cowboys’ 3. ’Two plays later, made the biggest interception of seconds today—and you missed [Money Winners Curtis said. "I felt maybe I down and yelling, just like the Morral drove the Colts to a Tom Nowatzke, the Colts’ prize his life.. an extra point.” Bay Stater Wins Rambunctious Boston Bruins (AF piwto) 1. Robert Covel, Mlddleboro, BIRDIE FORM—^Tom Shaw waves putter at ball Mass., $1,600, 2177. ( AP iSiMo) Howley Most Valuable as it drops in cup on third hole in Crosby tourney. 2. John DePalma, No. Chelms $15,000 BOOT—Ball kicked by Jim O’Brien begins ford, Mass., $750, 2162. Assault League’s Record Book to sail over outstretched arms of Cowboys which U.S. Pin Classic 3. Clarence Lavers, Stratford, NEW YORK (AP) — shaded Chicago 3-2, PhUadel- by Dick Duff to tie Montreal. gave Baltimore 16-13 edge in final five seconds. $600, 2061. Year-Long Slump Taking a back seat to football on Super Sunday yes Look out National Hockey phla topped Detroit 4-2, Pitts Duff hit with less than five min Lilly Frustrated terday were participants in the 41st annual United 4. Art Anderson, Mansfield, burgh nipped Vancouver 4-3, utes left after third period goals Mass., $400, 2141. League record book. Here Buffalo took Minnesota 4-3, by Phil Roberto and Marc Tor- States Duckpin Bowling Classic at the Holiday Lanes 6. Roy Santos, New Bedford, come the Boston Bruins. in Manchester. Montreal stopped Boston 4-2 and dif had given Mcmtreal the lead. Hero Called Lassie Mass., $300, 2137. The rambunctious Stanley Toronto battered Los Angeles 8- The MahovUch broUMi^ Halted for Shaw FoUowlng the close of business 6. Ab Barnhart," Hagerstown, Cup champions stefimed into the And Helmet Flies Sunday aft/ernoon, just about the 1. FVank and Pete, scored tile Oan- PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP)— “ You can hear those Md., $260, 2136. NHL's mid-season AU Star a(Uens’ other goals whUe Steve Ume the BalUmore Colts were 7. Charles Guess, Richmond, break seemingly Intent on re The powerful Bruins lost aU MIAMI (AP)— “ Frustration. I did it out of frustra star Johnny McKenzie with a Atkinson, Don MarshaU and Due to Long Hair Arnold Palmer yells all over the course,” said Tom Shaw, winning the Super Bowl against Va„ $200, 2119. writing a host of. scoring rec tion.” left shoulder separation in the Floyd Smith hit for the Sabres. who overcame the din of Amie’s Army and won the DaUas, 16-13, Bob Covel of Mld- 8. George Baker, BalUmore, ords. Bob Lilly, Dallas’ fine defensive tackle, summed it up first period but it hardly mat Cesare Manlago kicked out 31 $135,000 Bing Crdsby National Pro-Am golf tournament. dleboro. Mass., was thinking Md., $176, 2109. The Bruins walloped Toronto MIAMI (AP)— Long hair was always Samson’s sal tered. Marcotte stepped in and Detroit shots and Minnesota with these words today in explaining why he tossed Shaw’s -victory Sunday ended — ;—— ——— — ------;— about ways to spend the $1,600 9. Andy (tonstantlnople. New 9-1 Sunday with Johnny Bucyk, vation and the Baltimore Colts’ rookie hero wasn’t about scored two goals as Bostem blanked the Red 'Wlngo. Tommy. his helmet 25 yards through the air shortly after the a year-long slump and left I things were going he won here. The Bay Stator Haven, $160, 2096. Ken Hodge and Don Marcotte showered Toronto goaUe Bruce WilUams and Danny Grant to let balding, old Billy Ray Smith become his Super Cowboys were blasted again, this time 16-13 by the Bal Palmer, the game’s biggest P«'e“ y much my way until was also presented with a dia- 10. Fred Hague, Portsmouth, each scoring two goals apiece. Gamble with 54 shots. Bucyk scored the North Star goals. Bowl Delilah. ------name, still looking for his first then,” I^almer sa d later, m'-n medal from the National R.I., $126, 2094. That gave (Boston 215 goals in 44 timore Colts in Super Bowl Sunday. and Hcxlge each increased their Grant after hoiqiing onto the Ice "Keep those cUppers away, he hoped to "ask for amnesty” The Cowboys had blown ah------tournament victory since 1969. ‘Second it seems to Duck Pin BowUng Congresc for 11. 'W. M. Jenkins, Richmond, games, an incredible average of season’s goal totals to 27 with as the exti:a attacker on a de Billy Ray,” shouted Jim from retiring defensive tackle other big gpame, one they TTie honor went to linebacker ■me 28-year-old blond from he the story of my life in recent his e.fforts. Va„ $110, 2090. almost five per game. their two apiece. layed penalty against Qie O’Brien. " I may never cut this Smith. seemed to have in thejr gra^ Chuck Howley, who will receive Oregon finished with a two - ^ ^ Covel averaged 146.2 for his Scoring leader PhU Elspoedto 12. Joe SerapUla, Bristol, $100, Wings. mop again.” "niey call me a lot of things several time's. So instead of win- a sports car from Sport Maga- under-par 70 on the 6,777-yard, ^“t to 16 games for a 9,177 total to 2083. connected for his 42nd goal and Eddie Westfsdl was named to The 22-ye£tr-old (Cincinnati Kid —rookie, flaky, et cetera,” said ning the biggest game of them zlne, for his alert play. He inter- par-72 Pebble Beach Course. ®"h Murphy, who closed^to best a star-studded field of 167 13. (Jerard Caron, New Bed added two assists for 87 points, replace McKenzie in Tuesday’s Los Angeles bunched three pumped a pressurized field goal O’Brien, clutching the game all in pro football, the Cowboys cepted a pass by Johnny Unltas and a 72-hole total of 278. Palm- » » tor a 2® total J e ^ that included the best small ford, Mass., $95, 2081. an average of almost two points AU Star Game, keeping Boston’s goals in the third period to wUp through the Orange Bowl goal- ball in the Colts’ happy dressing had to live with their fifth de- in the first quarter, setting up a er shot a 71 for 280. ^ Welskopf, with pinners in the country. 14. Dave Volk, Baltimore, per game. At that rate, he’U to representation at six players. nuiadelphla, ending the B iy en ’ six-game unbeaten streak. Bob poets with five seconds left Sun- quarters, feat in a climactic contest since field goal that put his team Shaw began the final round » ^ Howte Johnson who Play in the three-day event, Md., $90, 2079. tal 156 points—30 more than the New York jumped in front of day to crush the hopes of the Late Sunday, all the things 1966. ahecul 3-0 in the first quarter. with a or^troke edge on Palm- «h^ ^4, tied for third rt 2^ . which saw (each contestant roll 16. Steve Drotar, Fairfield, NHL record he set two years Oilcago with a trio of first peri Berry, Juha 'Wdlng and Rom t • od goals in the natiimaUy tele Lonsberry wnqiped up the ’vic Dallas Cowboys 16-13 in Super they called O’Brien were nice They had the losers’ share Then on the first play of the er. and as he stood on the sec- three five-game blocks, started $86, 2077. ago. And he is only 16 goals Bowl V. things. again—this time a not too inslg- fourth quarter, with the Cow- last Friday night. 16. Howell Sherbert, Annapo- away from Bobby Hull’s single vised game hut the Hawks tory for the Kings after LA took ond fairway he heard that he t®*^ ^ ^ the early lead on a goal by de “Coach Johny Sandusky calls O’Brien was drafted No. 3 by nificant $7,6(X) apiece but just boys leading 13-6, Howley was one stix>ke behind. Palmer wlto partner The top 38 scores, plus the two lU, Md., $80, 2076. season gcal scoring mark of 58. bouncei^ back. fenseman Noel Price. me Lassie because of my hair,” Baltimore as a wide receiver half of what the BalUmore Colts picked off an Earl Morrall pass holed a chip shot from 40 feet ^ Crowley of Loa Angeles, higliest singles in each of the 17. Ray Tralnor, No. BlUerlca, The victory gave the Bruins a After Stan Miklta got the. Vancouver snapped its six- admitted O’Brien. “And BUly after averaging 22 yards-a-catch collected for their sweet victory in the end zone, three blocks, shared in the Mass., $76, 2069. three-point lead over New York Hawks cn the scoreboard tn the for an eagle three at the second ^ ^ c o m p e t i ^ ^ game losing streak at the ex Ray, that tough old pro, said in college. He soon became with five seconds to go on rookie But even the award couldn’t money. 18. Edward Ferreira, War in the 'East Division race. The first period, Bobby HuU and green and momentarily took the hy Lou Grai>am and ^ o l ^ v . pense at California. The Can he’d cut it if we won.” sc^ewhat of a specialist for the Jim O'Brien’s 32-yard field goal, lift the spirits of Howley and his John Durkin of Scott Air Force Runner-up honors were gar wick, R.I., $76, 2066. Rangers dropped a 4-3 decisiem Gerry Plnder tied the score in ucks built a 2-0 lead on goals by Since it was the third-round Colts, beating out veteran Lou The Cowboys also had one teammates, Base ,IU. nered by John DePalma, an 19. Fired Haarr, Cranston, to <3ilcago. Elsewhere Simday, the second. Then, -with just over Dany Johnson and Ray Cullen. draftee from the University of Michaels for the placeklcking plus. FPr the first Ume in Super “ The award is tremendous,” "You c^ ’t help but know ^ast only other Massachusetts roller, out R.I., $70, 2064. Buffalo battled Montreal to a 4-4 three minutes left, BIU White’s Bowl history a member of a los- said Howley. “ But I wish it screened 60-footer vfoa it for The Seals cut the drtlclt to 2-1 Cincinnati who won the game. Job. what Arnle’s doing. You 33* winnings, after a $83,- of North Chelmsford with a 2,162 20. Nick Tnxisky, Kensington, tie, Minnesota blanked Detroit ing team was named the most were the world championship. (Chicago. The victory opened an (HI Norm Ferguson’s third-peri h«^ tho^ Anudd Palmer yells qqq bonanza in 1980. Because t-tal. Third place went to Clar $70, 2056. 2-0, Los Angeles whipped Phila Valuable Player. They go hand in hand.” 11-point lead for Chicago over od goal before Rosaire Faie- ( AP pboto) ftt over toe course’’ Shaw said failed to make the 60 ence Lavers of Stratford, at GOP WOMEN — Pat For- 21. John S h p a k, Ansemia, delphia 4-1 and 'Vancouver CRUNCH!— Ck)wboy end George Andrie got his later. I knew he had an eagle. money-winning list and 2,161. DePalma won $760 and strom 224-660, Jan Leonard 214- dropped California 3-1. St. Louis in the West race. ment added the cUmdiet.. lor Nutmeggers Hiuniliate Foes, $67.60, 2052. Vancouver. helmet into Johnny Unitas’ ribs in second period I just (o blank it out of djyn’t win a tournament, he lost Lavers $600. 182-203-690, Pat Kemtiff 182, 22. Fid Kovis, Manchester, In Saturday’s action, St. Louis Buffalo raUied on a late goal (AF niaoto) Nationally-known Dave Volk AUce ChitUck 181-508, Grayce .. SIX POINTS— Baltimore’s Jack Mackey charges when making this jarring tackle. Baltimore ace my mind. non-exempt player status. $67.56, 2060. UG>im Evens Hoop Record "I almoet got an eagle there, “i was a rabbit for two of Baltimore was 14th, Nick Shea 465, Rosemary Lapolt 461, . 23., Herb Steadman, Man(toes- suffered injury and was not able to return to game. Karole Brown 478. out of end zone holding football high after scoring Little Celebrating too. But I got three straight weeks,” he laughed Sunday aft- Tronsky of Kensington, 2flth, and ter, $66, 2047. Jets^ Pats To Be Represented (Connecticut basketball teams UConn scorer as the Huskies team’s first touchdown in the second period. birdies. I’U take three birdies er toe title that automaticaUy Jim Woltonsberger of Hagers 24. Herman Peabody, Paw I Sports Slate \ SAPLINGS — UUlan Topping staged a scoring orgy Saturday improved their league and sea for one eagle any day.” quaUfles him for all other 1971 town, Md., 25th. tucket, R.I., $66, 2047. 125, AUyn Lardner 120, Maude TODAY night. Unsatisfied with simple son marks to 2-3 and 6-6 respec Tennessee Topples Kentucky Back in Baltimore M C C Five Encouragement Shaw reached the No.2 green tournaments, Best effort by a Manchester 25. James Wolfensberger, Sports Personalities Added Madlgan 137-366. East Catholic at Xavier victories, they handed out hu tively. He had 29 points in the with his second shot and left The 30to Oosby was blessed roller was 22nd place, claimed Hagerstown, Md., $62.60, 2046. Swimming MILWAUKEE (AP) Base by veteran Ed Kovis. His 2,050 miliation to foreign opponents. game that was broken open In BALTIMORE (A P)—Unlike the World Series base his ^foot putt for an eagle with its best weather ever, In- 28. Mike HamUton, Washing Manchester at New London Bows A^ain ball Commissioner Bowie was worth $67.60. Herb Stead VILLAGE M K1»S — Dick To Gold Key Speaking List Only Bridgeport had it tough, the first half. ball victory of the Baltimore Orioles last October, the about five inches short. eluding a record high temper- ton, D.C., $62.60, 2044. TUESDAY, JAN. 19 needing an overtime to escape Kuhn has given the Dallss- man, anothej: local pinner, was Fliller 658, Jean Miller 161-488, UConn took a 24-14 lead with No Tears for McGuire, Super Bowl football victory of the Baltimore Colts Sun He had birds at toe third' and ature 78 Sunday. And, with 27. James DeMarco, BalU Alumni vs. (Jheney Tech with a 114-106 victory over Fort Worth area encourage 23rd, just three pins back of Marie Fuller 205-622, AUce Two more noted sports per uate at Miami, Ewbank was a 10:31 to play in the first period fourth holes, also, and took toe just a light breeze blowing csi more, Md., $60, 2040. South Windsor at E. O. Smith Stonehill of Massachusetts. day did not bring their fans spilling into the streets to In League ment in Its efforts to gain a Kovis with a score of 2,047. He Brown 191-493, Chris SulUvaui quarterback, captain of the and extended it to 62-37 by half 28. Roger Pace, West Hart sonalities from the New York Southington at Rockville In the other five games, it dance, drink and join in a city-wide celebration. major league baseball fran lead for keeps vtoen Palmer toe oceanside course, golfers won $66. 460. baseball team and a member time. Hie outcome was not in Down by only seven points ford, $68.76, 2039. Jets’ football team. Head Coach BOlton at (Coventry was like sending Elliot Ness aft Mar(|uette Rated No. 2 Most people stayed Inside aft- ______chise. three-putted for a bogey four had nothing but themselves to Kovis rolled games of 111, 111, of the basketball squad. doubt in the final half. at halftime, 40-33, South Cen 29. Richard Westlake, Wash- and General Msmager, 'Weeb EUlngton at Ehurt Granby er a jaywalker. er the Ck>lts 16-13 last-minute Kuhn told newsmen prior at N0 .6. blame for stray shots. 169, 168, 127-676; 141, 137, 163, FBIENDSOIP MIXED — Adding color, too, to the din Staak got double-column scor tral Community College of New- Ingtmi, D.C., $68.76, 2039. Wrestling In^ew Haven the devastation NEW YORK (AP)—Shed no tears for A1 McGuire. victory over the Dallas Cowboys, stay. I’m glad I did. (Earl) to the 18th annual Dtamond 106, 144-680; 139, 133, 145, 167, Bertha Toutain 199-613, Sandy Ewbank, and offensive guard, ner will be three members 1 ing help from two teammates, Haven regrouped their forces in 30. Herbert Steanis, Windsor . Bristol Eastern at Manches was most complete as the Uni Things are looking better at Marquette. ’The weather, with 30 degree Morrall put on a good perform- Dinner of the BfUwaukee 120-694. Brown 463, Jane Glelm 466, Skip Randy Rasmussen, will add from the Boston Patriots’ foot Bobby Boyd with 27 points and Locks, $67.60, 2088. ter versity of New Haven sent Rick ______“Fortunately, we’re starting to jell,” says the War- temperatures and snow flurries, ance, and so did most of the the next 20 minutes to trounce Baseball Writers that base KeUy 225-^, Vaughn Sherwood ball team. Ron Hrubala with 18. Falling to get into the money 31. Robert Dinnigan, N. spice to the 30th annual Gold WEDNESDAY. JAN. 29 er back to Maine reeling from was conducive to staying inside, iaam. But they just kept kiUing Manchester Community College, ball definitely would expand Lew Just Too Much 204. Rich Treia led Vemont with riors’ dashing basketball coach. were these local shooters: Chelmsford, Mass., $66, 2037. Key Dinner of the Connecticut Heading the list is Ron Berger, Manchester C.C.. at Norwalk a 114-48 loss. Oh. yeah? What do you do for But a few brave souls did man- themselves. ’liiank God for Rick 116-68 on the winner’s home In the future. 20 points as the losers fell to a George Cochran 1,196, Tony 32. Bobby Mayhew, Washing Sports Writers’ AlUance Jan. defensive end, Daryl Johnson, C.C. Quinnipiac went to Newark, an encore after 26 straight vic Jim Chones, who really had to age to trek to neighborhood bars ^olk, MUie (Curtis and Jim court Saturday night. The locals He also mentioned Dallss' SPOUSES — Viva (Bayer 183, Yankee Conference record of 1-4 Marinelll 1,994, Steve Dyak ton, DX!., $56, 2034. 26, at the Park Plaza Hotel in defensive back and Ed Philpott, Rifle N.J., and returned eifter more tories? be something to crack Mc and restaurants...... after the game O’Brien.” are 0-6- in the Connecticut Com as a logical site, but wouldn’t Ronnie Zemattis 127, K a t White and a season mark of 3-7. As Bucks Belt .Celts 1,980, Howard Hampton 1,966, 33. Sam Beale, CharlottesviUe, Jiew Haven. linebacker. Berger, at 6-8, 276 Manchester at Choate Prep than doubling the score on New As if Marquette’s opponents Guire’s lineup. ended to cheer the Colts and Baltimore’s striptease section, munity (Allege CJonference. predict when it would luq>- 164-395, Hal Davey 167-377, Rol The Fairfield victory margin George Pelletier 1,946, Norm Va., $56, 0033. pounds, is the biggest man in THURSDAY, JAIN. 21 ark State, 96-47. don't have enough trouble now, “I’m just learning how to play shake their heads in wonder- The Block, was strangely quiet, South placed six players in pen. NEW YORK (AP)— Lew, Lew, Lew . . . it’s the Mil- and Beauregrard 366, Mai Dar The 63-year-old Eiwbank vfas was all the more stunning when Lalonde 1,886, Ed Bujauclus 34. Fred Parsons, Washing Patriot history. EKISC froah at Manoheoter The University of (Connecticut, ------the Warriors’ modest miracle- the big man,” says McGuire, ment that Baltimore was able After the World Series it erupted double figures with Bud Roberts Going a step further, Kuhn waukee lullaby. ling 368, Jim Moore 397. the first coach to win world compared to the usual deadly 1,883 and Burt (jlaughsey 1,830. ton, D.C., $52.50, 2030. The trio of Patriots will join trying mighUly to stage a Yan shooting of St Peter’s — the man claims they’re finally look- w l^e previous te ^ s featured to win after the poor perform- into an all-night party complete high man with 24 markers. said future expansion could And it’s putting everyone championships in both leagues C.C. gutty defense and precision to sleep. The play was directed by Ed 86. John Ferrando, Stratford, (American and Nati(xial) and speakers, Alex Webster of the FRIDAY. J ^ . 22 kee Conference comeback, had third highest scoring major bas Ing like a good team should. ance in the first half. with free drinks, pretty girls Rangley, Bradley, Blount, Halla- Include foreign teams. 'Ihe Milwaukee Bucks, led by MOUNTAIN DEW — Donna ball-handling without a hovering Feustel of the NDPBC. $62.60, 2029. was voted ‘Coach o f the Decade’ New York Giants, Johnny Pes Sacred Heart at 'Soil'dffioirc no trouble gunning down Ver ketball team in the nation with You’d get no argument from “What a game,” said wie pa- “ *** cautious cops, way and Tolley contributed 18, irrepresBiUe Lew Alcindor’s 44 but Alcindor baskets got Mil Strattman 179-466, Vivian Price giant. “ I said I wouldn’t change 36. Joe LaMbnica, Torrington, in the AFLi. ky of the Boston Red Sox Mancheator at Bristol Central mont, 107-82, at Storrs. a 99.1 point-per-game average, New M exico State, which lost tnm of a near-Memorlal Stadl- But most of the bars were 17, 16, 16 and 13 points to the points, whipped toe Boston O lt- waukee underway again each High Set First Block — Grant 184-191-&a2, Gloria Stence 186, my style until <3iones showied - $62A0, 2026. broadcasting crew and Tom (jheney TeIndiana 92-81; Sion. Not too many people were in the 16th annual Greater Hart 138-187-403, BUI Colby 141-877, Rifle out all stops to win going away. and Baltimore i l l , Seattle 96. 14 points. $60, 171. Huriere. Bowl game. As an undergrad ber papers until Wednesday. Norwich to only ” i»lnts before keep on top of my boys and we Temple handed unbeaten, 14th- “I had a lot of people get sick around to hear them but they ford Indoor Swimming Oiamp- Rich Luko 136, Jim Aceto 360, Windham at Manchester intermlssion. the halfUme score /..m,..,. t.>oTvTohn Havllcek and one of his few starts a success, $2217. tough. We just do our thing.” 13 games. 67-66; No. 16 North to go with them but I had to 1. We’re No. 1.” ford High pool. Belli, West Haven, $60, 739. neski 302, Roland GuUlotte 390, got closer than 10 p<^ts in the on the latter's court, Thursday Jo Jo White—Boston had a 60-66 scoring 22 points to lead Balti It’s been some thing, all right (Carolina fell to Wake Forest 96- Katie Thicker was double High (Same Third Block — Walt Bender 363, Bryce Hunt second period. at home against Eastern C!on- halftime lead over Milwaukee. more. The Bullets held a 60-43 a dream of a season with 34. Bradley stunned No. 16 winner for the Silk Towners as Rudy OatUng, Windsor, $60, 194. 367, Roy McGuire 360. Coast Guard is now 7-2 for the necUcut Froeh an for 9-10 girls with a time of quarter that helped Milwaukee quarter. in the overtime period for Not only is (Dean “ The acirek 2 0 4 0:31.4 and in the 66-backstroke into the lead. Lennle Wilkens scored 20 Tc^ranked UCLA won its 18th Rea- -7 1 16 for girls 9-10 in 0:87.7. 31.■) ( ’enter St., .>Ianche.>^tei' Bridgeport, and was aided by a Dream” waking up the offense, straight, flooring California 94- Oa«Se 3 The Celts cut the Bucks’ od- points and newcomer Spencer key three-point play each from Reaves 6 .Other local girls faring well but a McGuire-coached team for 76; No. 3 Southern Oallfomla Perry 2 vantage to 106-105 and 111-108, Haywood had 19 for^the losers. Phone G 1.3-51;).') teammates Bill Rush and John the first time features a big BuUtvan 2 were Marybeth Tucker, a ■ stomped Stanford 71-61; No. 4 JuU 3 fourth in the 200 IM in the 18-14 Avdilable For Le Elseii^ere,„ New Yorii beat .came on and held him to four well.dlst>H)Bted scoring with 16, the cords- for $4 polnU aa St. P at Starfc o f Rocheo- WB a o H o a Gom el iR lUlng Saturday~ Francis trounced St. Mary's, CenOofm quarterback Dole Ca r o 11 n a 120-112, Indiana points the rest of the way. Larry OAJP. Chones had 18 and rugged for are; Wapping vs. South, Center tw, and Blank Lauterhur, who Cannon led the winners 'with 28 62-60. Skip O’Neill h(x>ped In 12 Finch and Southern running recentiy quit at Toledo to go to vriiipped Kentucky 137-a24 and ward Gary Brell hsA 14. vs. Emanuel, Trinity vs. Ncnfii. and Wright had 21. points in a lodng cause. back Gordon Ttylor. Iowa. Denver topped Texas 129-123.
1. ■■ I- 4 . . i ' 1 ■ A \ ■ A : .) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C(WN., MONDAY. JANUARY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0"NN., MONDAY,. JANUARY 18, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN p a g e S IX TE 3 B N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY BusiiiRss SnrviCM THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHiPPLE H«lp Wanted— Mol* 36 Holp W onind Antwtr t» PwHw t m k O fb rt^ 13 Medo or Fomdin 33 Bur-»euT '(ou c a n t t ih m V v k u , c o u n t m e our.' rr Speechifying ^ ^ N o t TOO lOMG AGO CLASSIFIED SNOW PLOWING — Tired of rroOiMfWE'VEGOrA ■ nn««»i»r w a v AUvruuJft f Job opportunities WANTBSD m ale o r fem a le, part- w a itin g? R elia b le M an ch ester HORACE HEACR;TRIN&. WRIUNESUNttH4ims time days, Monday through ACROSS 3 Cell division buslnesa has new radio equip WAG OHE tHE$9lAM S PtctURC! — WE’RE in all phases ' < Friday. Apply in person. Bon 4 Bluish-white lUghttallu ped trucks. Dependable ser wriowomoirT \ of mill work operations! anza Sirloin Wt, 287 West Mid 6 ------gab metal 5 Purloined ADVERTISING vice. Call anytime. 643-8245 or 1ME5P UNLESS-ME dle Tpke., Manchester. U G ivaback 649-8797. 13 Poiaonoua 6 City in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fARTWAS e Shop men WANTED — Aggressive man alkaloid (var.) Ontario 7 Follower , 8 AALto4:S0PJl. , TIMBERLAND TYee Service, EXACTLV RIGHT ager for our women’s shoe 15 Chemical Tree removal, pruning, ahrubs, „• Warehouse men prefix I (suffix) . roR riiM - store. For confidential inter and lota cleared. Fifteen years view contact Mr. Plmental at leOfalion I 8 Backward • D riv ers 9 Heavy weights COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. experience. Bonded and insur Burtons Shoe Store, 849-5361. 17 Obtained 27 Feminine 42 Rebuff 18 Separate 10 Narcotic drug 43 Kind of 4:se p ja . DAY BEFORE PUBUGA'nON ed. Free estimates. 647- 11 ------nicknameUgric • All benefits. 'THREE hours/day, 3 days/week, column ' 28 Field (comb, auxiliary verb Deadline for Saturday and Monday U 4:8e p.m. Friday 9479. 20 Celestial languages form .) 44 Variety of 3300/month, Interested, call bo^ea 14 A rtereal 29 Raised feijoa ADDITIONS, rec rooms, gara 875-1619 a fte r 6 p .m . 21 Hebrew home platform 48 Intoxicating PLEASE READ YOUR AD ges, complete ca^ntry. Fred WIPc K m ILLWORK INC. measure 19 East Indies 32 Eastern liquor T on gren, 638-04881 23 Italian river islands African 49 Colloquial Ulaaalfled or "Want Ada" are taken over Um — n 73 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Situations Wonlod— 25 Pithy saying 22 Smallest 33 Legal point assent convenience. Ibe advertlaer thonld read his ad the FIRST CLEANING — Interior —both W eiIL.YOUCAU 26 Implies liquid 34 Drunkard (2 words) DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the CA1DI HIM OU Foincdo 38 30Bestow measure 36 European deer 51 Italian noble next Inaertion. The Herald la reaponalble tor only ONE in residential and commercial. ofusely, as 23 School-hom e 37 Modem family correct or omitted InaerOon tor any adverUaement tboi Satisfactory work guaranteed. -rUE BOOB TUBE MACHINIST — part-time, days. MOTHER— will care for your gvors” group (ab.) language (ab.) 52 Summers only to the extent of a "make good" Inaertion. Errora which F o r frien d ly fr e e estim a tes, NOW, AND (iUESS A m erb elle C orp ., 104 B ast child in my licensed home. 31 Stocking 24 Above 40 Resinous (Fr.) do not leaaen the value of the adverUaement win not be call Suburban Floor Mainten- WMAT HIS Main St., Rockville. An equal Transportation available. Chll supports (contr.) substance 54 Guido a note 35 In n er-i^ u p 55 Coterie oorreoted by "m ake good" inaerUon. an ce, 649-9229. M f U S A G E S opportxmlty employer. Apply 644-2846. 26 Biblical 41Titania’s between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. man name ■ spouse 57 Before 38 Martian SNOW Plowing; dependable ARE TUeSE or Call 875-3325. TYPING . Bookkeeping - Pay (BoekyUle, Tiril Free) VMS- (comb, form) 1 2 3 4 I" r " i 8 5 " n r TT service at reaap(Hntment, 643-5388. Remodellng, repairing, addl- ter St., Manchester or call 646- women; Interviews are nqw p .m . 22" CAST IRON radiators, as- FEMINIST... tions, rec rooms, porches and ^ P A ^ Contractors, spe 4040 for tnformation. RIDE WANTED from vicinity B A R PLOWING; service, call cializing in indoor painting and being held between S p.m. and ___ sorted lengths and used win plow in g roofing. No Job too sraaU. CaU Steele Crossing Rd. and Bolton 6 p.m., Monday through Fri- OFFICE WORK — Part-time, 3 dows suitable for cottage or Wnusra 649-8144. finishing. New company, rea- Center Rd. to Constitution Pla wait to be snowboimd. CaU day. Pilgrim Mills, Oakland days weekly, four-hours dally. additions, MuUlons and sin 742-9295 an^m e, if no answer, sontible rates. CaU Mr. za Area. Hours 8:30-5:16. 249- St., Manchester. some typing. Call 9-3 p.m ., 643- Salesmen Wanted 36>A gles. Also comer china cabi atwikv 742-9204. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Lathrop, 646-8548. AT- 6792 or 649-6782. 2743. net. Call 1-429-3106 after 6 p.m. modeling specialist. Additions, DRIVERS for atatlcm wagons LAW rec rooms, dormers, porches, 16 GAUGE Novie shot gun, dou WITNESS to a fatal auto acci HAVE Snow? WUl plow! Resl- and school buses, Manchester $500 WILL GET YOU dential and commercial plow cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, Hoor Finishing 24 ble barrel, like new. $100. 649- dent on D ecem b er 20th, 1970, schools, 7:30 to 8:80 a.m., 2:16 Help Wanfod— Molo 36 1452. Route 84, exit 98, Vernon, ing. Call 643-4688. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. m ooR HANinrKO, anii to 3:46 p.m. EhcceUent part- $25,000 ishlng (specializing In older please caU 528-9351, ext. 243, SNOW plowing, driveways, etc. ALL TYPES a t ste “ i* o ® d o o o Q o d Automobilos For Solo 4 MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- MILLER Farms needs women Oodhty. There’s no Fran FIVE HOURS NOW/ CHIPS/WHATAPEVOO DOING Tm joereiTTiNS h e r e , A MILLION DOGS IN THIS i TWO YOUNG married men wUl BEC ROOMS, kitchens, doors, Experience helpful but ,not o Q O ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ 0 1969 FO R D ,custom 4 - door ond, third. All kinds. Realty to work with eggs, will train, chise fee. The right man H E R E ? IVE b e e n LOOWNG FONDERINQ WORLD, AND 1 HAVE TO do small repair Jobs and paint paneling, vanities, all type fin- necessary. Liberal benefits 00 0 ° THE UNBATHOMABL-E QETA f=HILOeOF>HER. sedan. StandarU shift, 802, V-8, statewide. Credit rating unnec- .own tr^uisportation required, buys $600 of initial inven ^ 7 ^ ® o ° o A U . O V S l FOR •>OLl. ing, also cellar cleaning and Idi work, formica worit. Ehc- program that includes a MYSTERIEe OF LI F E . 81JMX) or best otter. (Tall 742- pert craftsman. Patrick Carr, essary. Reasonable. (Tonfiden- Call kfiller. Farms, Route 31, tory and nothing more. - 7249 a fte r 6 p.m .. light trucking. (Tall 646-2693, non - contributary pension products now sold in 10 for DEU evenings, 643-7926. tial, quick arrangements. Al- North Coventry, 643-8021. fHOOf 646-2047. vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. —------plan- eign countries. Now avail 1963 C H E V Y Im p ala , auto 983 Main St., Hartford, Eve- SECRETARY to sales manag- trtO oF STEPS, sidewalks, stime walls, able In the U.S. for the first CLERKS m atic,B, origli^ ow ner, g ood nlngs, 233-6879. wholesale distributor, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Apply in person or call: time. If Interested, write in conditionItion. . es E X P E R I E N r a LANCELOT BY XX)KER and PENN WORTH IN TDPAViS Asking $1,960. 875-0172. (Topics of the pnqposed ordl- repaired and replaced. Ex ch in e P rod u cts, In c., 102 C o ART MARKET. SUH- cellent workmanship, reason lonial Rd., Manchester. t K N A E A W eW S . , WHAT A GHA/V\e! ; FRANK? F6BL ■ nance are available at the office Research and Development JUBT SOPPOSINiS able prices, free estimates. W/V& (S o iN B T o ; I PRCJMieep LIK> 60IN6 P O ^ lH & , IT, EVER PIP c t the Chief Administrator in GEBNERAL repair mechanic, COMPOSITOR (Tall 646-1899. V &XOP BH* FRANK I 'P e O -lONeHT ? W TURN LIP? . the Town Office Building. fuU-tlme. Apply In person, Sal- > -TONieHT. BDWLIN<5 WITM Said Public Hearing wlU be Laboratory HIM/ THINK m ondl MobU, 313 Adams St., EXCELLENT BENEFITS h eld on Janu ary 26, 1971 a t 7:80 ' RooAngemd Manchester. LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N p.m. In 'the Board Room of the F\iU-time position, reportin£f to Techiiiiuil D irector MINK!! Town Office Building, Route 81, Chimnoyf 16-A in corporate R & D Lab. Challenging: opportunity RESPONSIBLE man with driv Coventry, Ctmn. for “g/irl Friday” desiring full secretsuial responsi er's Ucense to work at egg YOU TOO CAN ROOFING — Specializing re plant. Inside and outside du APPLY Dated this 16th. day of Janu 4 BECOME PART OF pairing roofs of aU kinds, new bilities. The finest fringe benefits available. ties. Contact MlUer Farms, \\ \\ \. . o ' ^ ary, 197I/.«t (Toventry, Conn. 7 ' THE WONDERFUL roofs, gutter work, ’iBhlmneyz Route 81, North (Toventry, 643- WORLD OF KOSCOT Slgiied, cleaned and repaired. 80 yean , (X)LONIAL BOARD ,CO. ecm . V Mattrl|FBtTr dEuFttin^ l|FraUi BY BECOMING A Dennis F. Moore, experience. Free eztimatez. ' KOSOOT GmL. (Thief Administrator CaU Hosriey, 6484861. 615 Parker St., Manchester V CWfE a i^ ren U ce opening In the plumbing,, heating, and cooling 13 BISSELL STREET \ CALL A ttest: Mrs. E. S. Loftus ^ trade. Two-years minimum ex 643-1969 644-2872 Elizabeth R. RycUing, perience necessary. Veteran Town (Tlerk Read Herald Ads 649-4567 preferred. CaU H.G. Schulze, Inc., $76-9707. ------A i - • 11 A n ~ y|i i f l /V: / /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN ), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 18,'1971 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town Wanted— Real Estate 77 Wendus, 41 .Range Hill Dr., . Apartments— Rats— Heusos' For 72 Manchester Hospital Phone RockvUle; Mrs. Judith S. Caron, For Scrie' 75 ALL CASH for your property LB J Home Nuptial Leap Tenements 63 MANCHESTER — Vem.; 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 P.M. ert D. Murdock, Realtor, 643- 1 basement, cedar closet, buUt-in oven A range, dis RZZZy, In and see our busy Bea. car Satui^y. Doctors said gene E. ReUly, Newington. E. Clark, 90 Mountain Rd.; his waiting fiancee, Peimy electricity furnished. No pets, ItA baths, family room and 2- otimrs, p.m.-8 pjn. 2692. LAND — 3 acres In Manchester" Screened porch pt-tio, outside posal and heated basement. We’re ready, wUUng and able he 'was In good cimdltion. 2 Also, Mrs. Phyllis G. Schmidt, Mrs. Doris M. Leavestrom, 386 Simlster. As sn as he hit adults. Csdl 643-0678 after 6. ca r garage, $88,000. Self S ervice: 10 a jn .-2 p-m ., COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT with 7 - room Colonial, VA ptdnlc area and fireplace, 2- Fantastic at $26,000. J. Gor to assist you In the sale or RED 2, South St.; Coventry; Hackmatack St.; Lori A. Smith, the ground, a clergyman 3H • ROOM apartment, near MANCHES’TBR — Overslsed 7- baths, large front-to-back Uv- car ^ r a g e . Call 649-3800 af Seven room Raised Ranch, 3 don. purchase of your property. 4 p-m.-8 p.m. Mrs. Alice C. Schultz, 200 124 Phoenix St., Vernon. married the couple. « :S0 FJM. UAV BEFORE PCBUCATIOE - shopping, and bus. $136. room Cape in one of blanches- Ing room, formal dining room, ter 6. ' bedroom s, 2tA baths, family .Make a Bea Line our way and Voucher System Intensive Care and Coronary Union St.. RockvUle; Mrs. Mar- Also, Mark P. Wellington, 600 Appropriately, the Jwo best :>eadUne lor Saturday and Monday i> 4 :M p.m . Frida? monthly. Call sifter 4 p.m. 646- tor’s finer areas. Spacious Uv- modem eat-in kitchen and den room , 2-car garage, $87,600. e a e e we’U glveiyou immediate cash Care: Immediate family only, garet L. Stiles, 123 Walnut St.; Avery St.. South Windsor; Lisa men, Larry Boyd and BUI ing room, dining room and oh first floor. ’Three large bed- AVERY S treet..C u stom buUt B & W anytime, Umltod to five mlnntos. 3925, 646-2223. by present owners. Seven room for your property. Keith Real Attacked by CEA Kevin D. Unsworth, 42 Jan Dr., j. ptccarello, 266 E. Middle Dause, both of Salt Lake kitchen, 8 bedrooms, screened rooms up. Large screened Eight room Colonial, 4 bed BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Maternity: FaOwrs, 1 1 am i.- City, also Jumped with Chris- YOUR COOPERATION WILL |>|AI 9711 raised ranch on appinx. half Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Hebron; Mrs Rita G. Wandell Tpke.; Sarah B; Englehart, 16 BEAUTIFUL three-room apsut- ^porch, central fireplace, finish- porch. Beautiful grounds. Sled rooms, 2H baths, famUy room, Manchester Parkade 12:45 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 Uensen. BE APPREGIATICD l/IM fc I I ment, Hesit, hot water, stove, acre lot. House Is loaded wjth 2-car garage, $88,000. M anchester 648-6806 HARTFORD (AP) — ’Hmothy Bm’THs'' SATURDAY- A Talcottvllle; Mrs. ed rec room, 2-car garage, % trail for children. Stone walls, IF you are thinking of buying A. Quinn, president of the Con p.m .; otiiers, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and BIRTHS SATUI^AY. A ^ Gullano, 164 Ctooper " I Just felt like dedng It,” refrigerator, psirking. CsUl 668- acre lot. Asldng $42,000. U A etc. Part of land Is extra, .extras. Sensibly priced In the or seUlng a home, give Jarvis BOLTON — Custom 6-room necticut Education Association, 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. daughter to and Mro. Ed- gt.. Mrs. Meredith F. Campa- explained Christiensen. He 0833. R R ealty Inc., Robert D, Mur- building lot of record, 108x600’ . mid 30’s. T. J. Crockett, Real AU Include fireplace, aluminum brick Ranch on two parklike Realty a caU. One of our com has called on Cotihecticut’s coa- Age L im its: 16 in m aternity, ward Doucette R h ^ e s R d.. Tol- „ e i „ v^,alnut St.. Mrs. Da- met his wife, also a sky- ConHniwd Prom Preceding Poqo dock. Realtor, 643-2692. ____„ , . tor, 643-1677. siding and city utUlUes. petent associates will be ROYAL Arm Apartments—two- acres, 2-car garage, 2 baths, grresstonai delegation to Investi 12 in oilier areas, no limit in land; a son to Mr. Md Mrs OeMoura and son. East (Uver, at the same airport _ _ _ !______NEW LISTING — Overslsed ______—^ pleased to assist you. CJall Bea bedroom Townhouse, MANCHES’TER — Immediate Garrison Colonial, less than MANCimSTER — ^ve bed finished famUy room. Ihe best gate and resist any attempts to self-service. Thomas Crlckmore, 30 Laurel Hartford (our ntonths earUer. Articles Por Sole 45 Household Goods 51 MUlette, or Doris Smith, at 648- baths, privat)^ bsisement, cso*- room Ranch, two baths, fire MERRITT AGENCY of everything. CaU to qee. tuivance the so-called "voucher St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David ______L______occupancy, assumable mort- one year old. Owner trahs- 1121. FREE WHEEtB —■ buy new HOUSEHOLD furniture for peting, redwood porch, heat, gage, 6-room Cape, VA baths, ferred. Eight rooms, 2M baths. place, paneled rec room, 3- Hayes A gency, 6464U81. system” In public school Due to construction, parking Conant, 83 Sunset Ter., Vernon. snow tires, get new wheels sale, living room set, rug, hot water. Excellent location xone oil heat. Bank reposses 646-1180 system s. for emergencies is severely ire- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A Owner anxious for quick sale, first-floor family room with OO'VENTRY — Slx-room-over- SEIXJNO your home or prop free. Cole’s Discount Station, kitchen table — chairs, many on bus line. Avsiilable Imme LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- fireplace, formal dining room, sion. Needs redecorating. $3,- erty? CiaU EYed Tongren Real “Few proposals in our time atrictod. The public Is urgently daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary 000 down. Meyer Realtors, 643- size Cape. FuU shed dormer. requested not to park near the Lutzen, East Hartford. 461 West Center St., Manches- other items. 646-2527. diately. $216. J.D. Real Estate 2440. 4 bedroom s, aluminum siding, MANCHEISTER, 9 - room re Estate, 638-0488. have th^atened more seriously 0609. j BuUt-ins, VA baths, large emergency entrance except to DISCHARGED SAT Letter Carrier!—Attention ter, 643-6S32. — Associates, 643-6120. gmrrH MAvmFq'ncR Excellent nelgh- stored authentic colonial (Cape, to establish a class system in COMPLETE set of Young^wn rooms, walk-out basement. ^lacharge emergency or wheel URDAY : (Seorge A. Fletcher, SOUTH MANCHESTOR i^rhood. $43,600. AUTUMN ST. — Six-room Co ZtA 'tiled baths, country kitch this nation,” Quinn said in a FRANKLIN Fireplaces easy to steel cabinets with counter top FOUR-ROOM apartment, gas, en room newer colonial. Two- M id 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- chair admissions. To pick up dis 38 Sunset Ter., Wapplng; Mrs. lonial. Beautiful treed lot. en with fireplace and all letter to the state’s delegation. install, many models to choose and 42" sink unit. Reasonable. appliances, adults preferred, car garage, first floor famUy RAISED RANCH—7 rooms, 3 0181. Fiery Censor Mary W. Gagne, Hartford; Mrs. Ideal family home in one of buUt-lns, A cre lot. Ebcquislte - “ Such a system would be based charged poUento, please park In Magsoii Uniformt Are Beady for You! from. Also prefab chimneys. 649-7066. no pets. Security deposit, ref room . Close to school. $38,900. or 4 bedroom s, 2% baths, fam- DECATUR, ni. (AP) — It was tile general lots first and the Elizabeth M. Avery, Guilford; Manchester’s finest areas. must be seen. Hayes Agency, ^RNON ^ New listing i upon present economic status in The Brick Oven Country Store, erences. $130 monthly. 633- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- uy room, 2-car garage, large 8 degrees above zero when the society.” nurse will Instruct you triiere to William G. Anderson, 166 EUd- $29,900. Exclusive; Evans A 6464)131. room SpUt Level, 8 bedroom s, Route 6, Andover, Conn. 228- 6026. 4636. lot 176x300' central air-condi- huge screen at a drive-ln thear drive to pick up the patient. ridge St.; Samuel J. Massey, Musical Instrumcnfs S3 Clapp, Realtors, MLS, 647- kitchen 'with buUt-ins, fire- Quinn said Monday that the Sur Coafs Shioes 0036. I 1y/0 br NEA, Im. EIGirr-RCX>M Ccdonlal, family ter caught fire Friday night dur Union; . Samuel D. Evans, 2880 GARDEN apartment, 4 rooms, MANCHESTER — Extraordl- 1464. |dace, finished den, one-car ga voucher system would permit a room, thick waU-waU carpet ing a i>as8lonate love scene In Patients Today: 266 Ellington Rd., South Wlndmr. individual cellar, appliances, nary Cape In one of Manches- CTRCA 1843—Federal Colonial- . „ ~ , ______rage. Minimum down to quaU- local board of education to Issue PRXWEN carpet clea^r p i a NO — Lovely tone ing, 2-car garage, beautiful the movie "Cheyenne Social Also, Mrs. Dorothy Pilawski, Jackets Rubbers Blue Lustre is easy on the air-conditioner, carpeting, 1% ter’s nicer areas. Large fire- six large rooms, full walk-up DUPLEX, large nmmB, -fle d buyer. $24,600. U A R a check to parents amounting ADMITTED SATURDAY: and action. F air case. 649-6061. 'That h not my latest piece of sculpture— ifs the wooded acre lot, $89,900. a u b .’ ’ Windsor Ltocka; John V. Mar- budget. Restores forgotten baths, utilities. $200 monthly. placed living room, four bed- attic, handy location. $26,000. separate heating systems, Realty Inc., Robert D. Mur to the per pufril cost of educa John J. Baker, 19 Lewis St.; PEDESTAL" new baths, 2-car garage, cen- Hutchins Agency, 640-6824. The occupants of some 60 cars tion In the community for the ano, 19>^ Eldridge St.; Jacque colors. Rent electric sham- 646-6060, 649-6749. rooms (one unfinished), nice » , , tt ■. ¥> dock, R ealtor, 643-2602. M rs. JuiUth A. Boucher, U)2A Trousers Raincoats watched as the ‘fire, believed past year. The parent could line A. May, 178 Benedict Dr., pooer $1. Paul’ s Paint & Wall Wearin9 A p p a r e l- yard. Breezeway and attached RANCH—7 rooms, fireplace in tral location. $30,6W. U A R Downey Dr.; Mrs. Lucy L Bren MANCHESTER — The Car SEIVEN-ROOM R aised Ranch, TOLLAND caused by faulty wiring, started then spend that check in any South Windsor; Lisa Haltoran, paper Supply. garage. Asking $25,000. Call first floor paneled fam ily room , R ealty Ck>. In c., ^ p . Mur- nan, 208 Green Rd.; Jeffery J. Furs 57 riage House, 3%-room apart with two-car garage, three In the center of the screen and one of a number of elementary N. School Rd., North Coventry; Shirts the Mitten Agency, Realtors, off kitchen with sliding glass dock Realtor, 643-2692.____ OVERSIZED CAPE COD Broad, Stafford Springs; Nelson Sweaters ment, with all appliances tind ^Wantod To Rant 68 Hoiisos For Solo 72 large bedrooms, IH baths, burned upiward. or secondary sriiools. Michael J. Doyon, 21 Hansen SORRY SAL is now a merry HAND MADE polyester pants ^ a beaut^T reX^^^^^ 643-6930 or 649-9890. doors to patio, two full baths, MANCHESTER — If you miss Plenty elbow room both J. Caye, 266 Oakland St.; Mrs. gal. She used Blue Lustre rug —-> ->------0®6uurui resiuenuai one bedroom WEIST Middle Turnpike. . ."C’’ fireplace and carpeted living inside and outside, lot Is an Dr., Vernon; James M. Crough, - one off master bedroom, mod- this one, you miss a real value, Elizabeth Dowds, 709 Main St.; Caps & Ties Gloves $12 - $16. 648-2326, 647-9364. $180 montWy. Call W ^en E. apartment for single working zone. Large six and six duplex BUCKLEY School Mea —l^ e kitchen, formal dining f i room, formal dining room. acre heavily treed. Inside, 16 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Margue and upholstery cleaner. Rent Joseph V. Gionfrlddo, Windsor. — ^------Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. ^ 649-3773 on comer lot. One side vacant. 8V^-room '' Ranch. " Three or...... four beautiful aluminum sided Rai WcUverton Agency, Realtors, 1^ baths, formal dining rite Russell, 69H Rachel R d.; electric shampooer $1. Olcott H ebron Also, Robert A. OUdden, Com* b$ Today—Try Them On end Take Them HoM$r bedrooms, two baths, paneled sed Ranch with all of the 649-2818. room, bullt-lns, overslsed Sandra M. Durn, 46 Russell Dr., Variety Store. MOTHER of the bride dress, ROOM duplex garage at- alter 6 p.m. Garages. Tremendous location Vernon. family ropm with fireplace, FIVE - BEDROOM — Garrison amenities for gracious family bedrooms upstairs, full shed RFT> 2, Bdlton; Patrick G- Hal- size 12. mint green, hat and „ ^^^d. no 'pets, eentleman----- M T. J. lihan, 32 Highland St.; Mrs. Also, Enorio Barontl, Stafford BE G EN l^, be kind, to that bag, $26. F loor length white On 1 laaui lut EMPLOYED gentleman, 69, crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. separate children’s playroom. Colonial, two years old. Fam- living. 3 bedrooms, I'A baths, IN TOWN-Ranch, 8-spaclous dormer and walkout base Class Schedule Switch expensive carpet, clean It with lace gown, size 11, $10. 649- Call 633-4180.______pjgan, seeking large _ ...... laundry off kitchen, many ex- iiy room with fireplace, mod- family room with fireplace, bedrooms, large living room, ment. CaU Mr. Goirdmi, 649- Anna M. Irish, 93 North St.; Springs; Michael Massaro, 67 MAGSON UNIFORMS Blue Lustre. Rent electric 2307. LUXURIOUS 6-room town- pleasant room, residential COLONIAL — Modem kitchen, tras. Short walk to school and em kitchen, 3 baths, formal carpeted living room and din paneled, flreplaced wc^, large 6806. Daidd K erf, 336 Charter Oak White St.; Mrs. Ella Mlsorich, Glastonbury; Linwcxxl M. Nason, sham pooer $1. Tlie Sherwln • house, . sunken living room, area, no rooming hoiues, jpark- formal dlnli« ro ^ , 24’’ living Hartford bus. $32,600. Call dining room, 2-car garage. ing room, fully equipped kit bathroom, large carpeted In Kindergarten Okayed St.; Alexander Leggett, 44 lit Now Irltalo Roati Kaaala|taai Baaa. Haifa 11 Shag carpeting private base- big not required, will assist In room with fireplace and waU- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, aluminum siding. $39,930. chen, 2-car garage. Priced to kitchen with cabinets, ample Washington St.; Mrs. Patricia WUllmantlc; Mrs. Muriel Roy, vmiarns Co. . . B & W « . Free Parking -^ Maa Orderd F O ^ Premptfy. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ment. One of Manchester’s home mtdntenance. February to-wall carpeting. Three bed 643-1108. sell In today’s market at $39,- closets, fuU basement. Quiet The Board of Education last stitute teachers — Robert Bent E. Rosenshe'ln, 77 Brookfield 321 Windsor St.; Mrs. Carol IN-LAW APARTMENT — At Sheridan, East Hartford: M - •. most exclusive, $226 monthly. 1st. occupancy. Write Box X, rooms, 1% baths, basement 900. F or an appointment to street. Close to shs, schools, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Thursday evening voted authori ley and Margaret Cohen, and St.; WllUam F . Sheirman, 642 tached to this comfortable five- Gladys (jote. Gem Dr., RFD 1, B«iRreman, Center St.; Dennis R. Field, 168 Rooms Without Board 59 separate heaUng systems, rooms, walk-ln closets, one full basement, large rooms The board was informed by a patented monthly. Security deposit. Call are prepared to build a small room home In forgotten price LeH ^ Sale 73 lis’ resignatlcHi last month. He Rt. 4, Coventry; Russell L. Gar High St., RockvUle; Mrs. Eliza 11’ ALUMINUM boat with trail nice location. Only ^$2,900 MAJEiSTTC new Garrison CJo- cedar lined. Two-car garage. $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Aram Damarjian, superinten THE THOMPSON House —Cot 643-1314. Industrial com plex to accom - range. $18,600. Im m ediate oc- has had eight or ten appUca- land, East Hattford. beth B. Elw(xx], 97 Battista Rd.; er, $160. Call 649-4291. down. lonial In executive neighbor Centrally located. Only $24,600 LAND — Coventry treed one- 0181. dent of schools, that an addition rear suipcnsien. tage St., centrally located, „ ______modate tenants, requiring cupancy. Wolverton Agency, tions for the positions already. Also, Wayne A. Grotton, 70 Rodney S. Abelin, RFD 1 , North hood, family room with fire Philbrick Agency, Realtors, half acre. Lake view . $8,600. al $3,000. to $4,000 deficit can be large pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER — Half of two- space from 2,000’ to 60,000’ . Realtors, 649-2813. 6-room Ranch, double ga VERNON — Manchester line. April 1 was set by the board W. Main St., IKxikvlHe; Jason Windham; Peter A. Russak. 66 place and beamed celling on the 646-4200. Tolland — acre treed, $8,000. anticipated in this year’s budget E iu l g - — • A O .A rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 family duplex, two bedrooms. Land for sale or lease or wUl rage on 1% acres. Country 1200 square ft. 6 room Ranch, as the budget deadline. In line P. Gunas, 714 Llnwood Dr.; Ordway Dr., South Windsor. ■ W n W r W W for______overnight ______andI ______permanent. oTmllonrzgka appliances 1n/«1iiH4wl Included, R1RK $186 TM»t* per Kti-llr? build f/v to cntlf suit tananf tenant flI'nAllAT'vl Stoddard -M30ICHESTER — Young Im^ first floor, large flreplaced liv Vernon high scenic acre, because' of needed fimds for'spe- with this, the board will hold sized kitchen. Only $24,900. MANCHESTER —South Farms Raised hearth fireplace, VA M rs. A lice Gurske, 96 Irving Also, Mrs. Arthur Warner and month. Paul W. Dougan, Real Investment, Inc., 740 North maculate 2 family. Ceramic ing fodm, formal dining room, $6,900. Hayes Agency, 6464)181. clal education. special meetings, along with St.; Mrs. Barbara E. Heinold, guest rates. modem kitchen with bullt-lns, —Quality built homes with city tile baths, cedar closet, forced daughter, 16 St. Lawrence St.; tor, 649-4635. Main St, West Hartford, baths, aluminum siding, sep 6-room Cape. Close to shop- Three new pupils will need regular meetings to work on the Glastonbury; Mrs. Louise John SEASONED firewood for sale, 2>A baths, 4 large bedrooms, utilities in a suburban setting. MANCHESTER — ExceUent hot water heat, 160 ft, weU, Mrs. The(xlore Bailey and son, FURHISHED rooms, color TV, Ctonn., 232-4867. arate furnaces. $32,900. Owrn- plng^g^us, churches, schools. special training. Two of these, budget. son, 166 Hlghleuid St.; Mrs. w ill deliver. Call 643-0473. one- porch, 2-car garage. $62,6(X>. Oioose from our few remain AA zone lot, half acre plus, large 2-car garage, combina RFD 4, Bolton Notch Rd., Bol continental breakfast includ- MANCHESTER — Nice er will finance. Helen D. Cole, Excellent condition. $26,600. oive an educable mentally re Special meetings are sched Mary V. Kavalec, 173 Vernon first ing models or build your home Lakewood Clrtsle area, city tion storms, nicely landscaped. ton; Mrs. Joseph Steininger and SEASONED firewood, any ed, weekly and monthly sea- bedroom apartment, Realtor, 643-6666. tarded boy and one a trainable uled to r Feb. 26, March 4 and floor, private entrance. $160 Investment Property LAND—42 acres, 1,200’ road for spring delivery. Merritt utUities, CaU M r. ^ m m er, $26,600. Call owner fo r appoint Ave., Rockville. daughter, Rt. 44A, Coventry. , length, sawed and split, dump sonal rates. Fiano’s Motor mentally retarded boy, have Mcurch 18 'With more to be monthly, including heat and 2.7 ACREIS, beautiful view, 7- PASEK REALTORS frontage. $86,000. Agency, 646-1180. J. D. Real Estate Associates. ment. 648-1067. Also, Mrs. Catherine M. DISCHARGED YESTEIRDAY: truck load, $26. half lo^ , $16. Inn, 646-2303. For Sale 70-A been placed in a 'Vernon school. scheduled If necessary. appliances. Paul W. Dougan, room custom Ranch, 3 baths, 648-6129. Lerch, 16 Huitoon St., M rs. Maurice Meimard, 134 Tterrace DeUvered. 643-9606. 646-4678 d u p l e x —7-7, Handy location. ASSUMABLE m ortgage — De- BOLTON — $18,900, 6-room TTie third pupil, a five-year-old Both principals. In their re R ealtor, 649-4636. MANCHESTER — bus'uxess family room, 2-car garage, 289-7475 Mary A. McCormick, 35 CHalre Dr., RockvUle; Mrs. Alma M. $28,600. sirable 3-bedroom Ranch. 2-car Ranch, oU hot 'water heat, physically handicapped boy, has ports to the board, listed minor CANNEL Fireplace coal, bums ROOM FOR RENT, apply 91 blojk with 8 apartments, ex privacy. Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTER — Three - two been placed in an East Hartford Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Rebecca D. Hatfield, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; MANCHEJSTBR — Newer two- 643-1837 742-6744 garage. Wooded lot. Jolly large lake privileges, nice neighbor maintenance repairs at the Donald R. Eliason, 49A Rachel better than wood. Lasts longer. Qiestnut St., 1-3 p.m. cellent condition. Owner will Realtors, 649-6324. famUy recorded lota nmi rural school to which his parents are McOlamery, Amston; MTs. bedroom Garden type apart We NEED LISTINGS kitchen, flreplaced living aeml-industiial land. Owner hood, trees, easUy financed, schools. Hargle J. MacDonald, 69 Rd.; Jerry G. Dufour Jr., Ox>p- « pour^ 80 po.^ togs, l a r g e newly renovated com- finance 80 per cent at 8% per MANCHESTER _ 8-room Gar- Open 9 a.m. t o 9 p.m. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtors, transporting him at a rate of ment Available now. $196 NOW! “Thinking of Sell room , 14x21, screened porch wlU finance. Helen D . Cede, At the GUead HUl School, the Deepwood Dr., Wapplng. er Lane, (Joventry; Stephen A. TOe Brick Oven Coun^ Store, fumjahed light house- cent. Terrific income produc rison Ciolonial, 4 bedroom s, full width of house. All for 649-6871. 22 cents a mile. switohea on the cx>ld water TED TRUDON monthly, including heat and ing yoiir property?” Call Realtor, 648-6666. The board voted to re-negotl- Also, Meg A. Malone, 84 Pros- Beebe, 267 Green Ftd.; Paula E. *’ Andover, 228-0036. keeping room , ladles only. See aj^liances. Paul W. Dougan, er. Call now, Haj'es Agency, double garage, excellent area. less than $20,0(X). Keith Real tanks had become Impregnated .pect. St.; FYank Manner, 674 Milefskl, Norwich. Mrs. Morse at 109 Foster St., 046-0181. treed lot, walk-out basement. 406 KEENEY ST. —Beautiful TODAY! Estate, 172 East Center St., Farms For Sal* ate the present contract with the with oil. These were cleaned SEASONED firewood, delivery R ealtor, 649-4636. Tb (Tlark 'Fransportatlon Oo. of (tol- Wetherell St.; Maurice Men- Also, Richard Getchell Jr., PORSCHE/AUDI throughout Connecticut. Hours or ca ll 643-6388. Only $39,900. Hayes A gency, location, 8 room s, 2 unfinished, 649-1922, 646-4126. and the system was checked by nard, 134 Terrace Dr., Itock- 82 Wells St.; LoweU D. Neu- MANCHESTER — Ideal loca e4Q.0131 $32,000. Call 643-0669. Out of Town FX>R SALE or rent — Eight- chester for school buses irather Aetna Engineering Co., Inc. 9 a.m . - 9 p.m . 1-637-2163. LUDLOW RD. — contemporary vllle; Mrs. Sadie E. Muldoon, deck, Mansfield Center; Caro LARGE furnished room, for tion for medical building. For Sale 75 room farm house, five miles than go out for bids. Clark’s Also, the roctfers from Eagle ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Large Colonial home with ex- MANCHESTER — Nice older 87 FOOT RANCH, be^ed cell- Redwood. Builder’s home. 105 Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Jennie line R. Raimondo, 97 Poster St.; m ale only, parking, $16. week Furnished PHILBRICK from down town WlUlmantic, present contract is fo r $64,857.10 R(x>fing Oo. completed repairs Ing, fireplace, paneling, bay Three bedrooms (space two CXIVBNTRY — Summer cot M. Perrett, 179 B. (Center St.; Mrs. Catherine Allan, East Garden— Farm— ______ly. Call 644-0123 after 5. Apartments 63-A tra comer building lot. Call to home, first-floor family room, two baths, oU heat, fireplace, plus $2,160 and expires this June. on the roof and suggested the Phone Manchester 643-1712 wrlndow, country kitchen, split additional), 2H baths, carpet tage, imlque log cabin styling. M rs. Jehaime H. Plourde, 28 Hartford; John N. Mathleu, lnsi>ect. Heritage House, 646- three bedrooms, garage. Ex- 2-car garage. One acre. Ask Because of the regional study Installation of expansion Joints Dairy Products 50 r o o m f o r rent, gentlemen f u r n i s h e d 3 rooms, modem. rail fence, trees privacy, $M,- ing, all appliances. Heavily Duncaster Lane, Vernon; Eu- East Hartford; Mrs! Elaine Rf/ 2482. tra B-zoned lot Included. Total High wooded lot. EVnir rooms, ing $16,000. Exclusive listing. now in progress and special to avoid water leakage prob only, central location, free convenient location, on bus 600' Biutchlns Agency, 649-6324. AGENCY w o ^ e d lot. $67,600. . Peter A. a p p l e s for sale—Courtlands, ------price, $32,900. Paul W. Dou- carpeting. Some financing Appointment only. Hochberg transportation plans that mig^t parldng. References required. llne. After 6 p.m., call 649-4426. MANCHESTER —Ebccellent re- gan. Realtor, 649-4636. lems of this type In the future. Delicious and McIntosh. Volpe $27,900 — SIX-ROOM Raised Thom e, 649-6281. avaUable. $9,000. Hayes Agen Farm Agency, Phone WUll- occur, the board felt It would 643-2693. turn for a modest Investment. REALTORS And at GUead ISU, several Farms off Birch Mountain Rd. Ranch. Fireplace, biUlt-lns, 2- cy, 6464)181. m antic, 466-9637. be foolish to go out for bids. 8-unlt Income property with (HUNTRY (3LUB a r e a . MANCHBJSTER — Rockledge nipples on the lower manifold to Volpe Rd. Bolton. FHRNISHED room In private car garage. Hutchins Agency, Project Outdooia of Manches of boiler 2 were tightened at gross over $11,000. Secondary large nine room colonial near Builders home, very large cus VERNON — Seven-room mod WE HA'VE customeirs who will ter, in which the Hebron schools home, for working woman. Business Locations R ealtors, 649-6324. tom Ranch. Over 2,300 square the request D.P. Dana, chl^ financing available. Wolverton ing completion. Now la t h e ______6464200 em Colonial, Uke new, IH buy your farm, all cash. No have three teachers participat Porter St. area. Kitchen privi For Rent 64 feet. Eight room s, 2H baths^ Inspector of the Hartford Steam Agency, Realtors, 649-^13. time to select yoiw colors, etc. jlcjjqjj _ town with sever- baths, large lot. Attached ga brokers or finders fee for us. ing, submitted a budget report Household Goods 51 leges if desired. References fireplaces, double garage, city BoUer Inspection and Insurance T. J. Oockett, Realtor, 643- al fine features Including cen rage. Priced right. CaU the Stoddard Realty Co., 740 North to the Board. GOODYEAR required. Call 649-7276. SINGER touch and sew with MAIN STREET office space, MANCHESTER — Pour family 1677. tral alr-condlfioning and a fine utilities. Georgeous view. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- Main St, West Hartford, Co. Based on a substitute rate of T. Dunlon Compen|r Installed cabinet. Monograms, hems, ATTRACnVB sleeping room, 100 i>er cent location near In center of town. New heating landscaped lot. Heritage Wooded lot. Mid 40’s. Meyer, 6960. Oemn. Call collect, 232-4867. MANCHESTER — 6 and 6-two $20 a day, the coat fo r three this boiler as part of the new embroiders, etc. Used, excel gentleman, private entrance, banks, sdr-condlfioned, auto system, five garages plus. Ebc- imTTA'noN R ealtors, 643-0609, 649-6624. family. Three bedrooms, over- House, 646-2482.______teachers participating in three buUding program and that firm lent condition. Guaranteed. shower bath, free parking. matic fire sprinkler. Apply cellent income opportunity. MANCHEISTER Industrial zone workshops has been $180. This Full price now $56 or 7 month Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, sized Ne^ shoppings MANCHESTER — 6A ■ room TO BID did the work. Also, Bernard M. Apply 196 Spruce St., Man Extra two-family buUding lot stanch ExceUent retirement 3-famlly house, excellent busi figure, along with $64 fo r field Priced low to move fast! Oacter Oo. of Hamden replaced ly payments of $8. 622-0476. chester. . 649-2813. Sealed bids will be received trips, $1,407 fo r lum-admlnlstra- MANCHESTER Green — Low 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- home. $7,2p0 assumes 6 per tj,g Director of ness oppertunlty. High traffic Good-Looking Tops In Hots a water circulating pump on the dealer. tive staff costs and $609 for ad ROOM In private home for old Groimd floor, 900 sq. ft. front 0131. count, good condition. Call new furnace. u c I - TO ______mortgage. $116 paymento General Services, 41 Center now. $31,600. Hayes A gency, ministrative costs bring the to SEIWING machine. Singer zig er employed gentleman, park portion carpeted, second floor, nouses n>r sole i t ^ a c r e s — 1969 8-room CJolo- include principle interest^ tax- gj^eet, Manchester, (tonn.^ until Maintenance at the Hebron 646-0131. tal budget fo r Hebrcm to $2,260. zag, in cabinet, slightly used, ing.. Ciall 649-6626. one office 12 x 12, call 649- nlal, large paneled family es. Hayes A gency, 646-0131.__ jan n ary 29, 1971 at 11:00 a.m . Elementary School resulted monograms, button holes, 2741 or 649-6688. MAIN Street. . . Business zon The cost to the town for ed. Two family flat where room, fireplaces, country $1.7,900 2-BBlDR(X)M RANCH, ^°r DUNCAN RD., new 6-room Co Project Outdoors has only been from an Inspection by the hems, etc. Originally over $300 kitchen, bullt-lns. Intercom, lonial, large breezeway 2-car United States Fidelity and now only $62. Easy terms. 622- Apartments— Flats— 6,900 SQUARE feet of industrial downstairs has been convert large lot, large shade tree, as- CLEARING, GRUBBING, $270, as federal funds, admin double garage. Hutchins Agen sume mortg^e, $116.47 per, EIARTH EXCAVATION-SHEL- garage. TTle bath, bullt-lns, Guaranty Company. As a re 0931. Dealer. floor space, office, parking ed to doctor’s office. Prime lo istered by the state, cover the Tenements 63 Three-phase power, will sub cation, many uses. Priced to cy, M9-6.324. month. Hutchins Agency _ Real- . DON ROAD. fireplace, plastered walls, city remainder. In addition, the sult, a hand railing for the back cem ent steps, 'which 'was i>ar- REFRIGERATOR — apart- VILLAGER Apartments—Flve- divide. 649-6043. sell at under $30,000. T. J. tors, 646-6324. Bid fonns, plans and specifi utilities, large lot. Built by schoeds have received six kits at hUCNCHESTER — New 8-room tially bitScen, to being repaired 4-Piy NYION CORD cations are avaUable at the Ansaldl. Charles Lesperance, ment sized, Uke new, $76. 30” room Townhouse. 1V4 filed Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, first $460 to assist in the application STORE available — Ideal Main General Services Office, 41 649-7620. and locks are being installed on gas stove, $36. Aluminum baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, floor family room, formal liv (rf the 'workshops in the school St. location. Inquire State Hie- MANCHESTER — Center of Center Street, Manchester, Con- system . aU electrical fuse boxes In the doors, 32x80, 36x80, $10. each. two alr-conmtloners, ^private M atair ing room, large dining, room, 4.6 ACHES, Ctolonlal Cape, 8 J f l O T l town, ideal starter home. Im NOTICE nedticut. The board also discussed a haUways. 643-2466 evenings or 643-1442. basement. Washer and dryer ______roomy kitchen with buUt-ins, rooms, family room, fireplace maculate condition Inside and Town of Manchester, proposed schoiri lunch policy Bulletin Board CHBAN. USED refrigerators, hookup. GE. appUances and OFFICE Ideal for insurance jO’s. Wolverton 2% baths, stone fireplace, 2- 2-car' attached garage, trees, * . . a t o a l l A o r f VI a o T ' ______a OAK AAA TT PLANNING AND Connecticut change which defines a fam The fcillow^ meetings and gas heat. Charles Lesperance, car garage. .Asking $46,000. U beautiful land, ptmd. Hutchins ranges, automatic washers real estate travel agency, or ^ Realtors, 649-2813. ZONING COMMISSION Robert B. Weiss, ily’s eligibility for free or re activities are‘ scheduled for this Mrith guarantees. See them a t ______649-7620. professional offices. Ground “ ______[______A R Realty, Inc., Robert D. A gency, 649-6324. N \ > HEBRON, General Manager duced lunch rates. w eek: . i B. D. Pearl’s AppUances. 649 LOOKING for anything. In real floor, carpeted, recessed light- RAISED RANCH — Brand new Murdock, R ealtor, 643-2692. . \ ing. In the new Colony Shops, The new policy reads . . . Monday: Reglcmal District 8 Main St. CaU 643-2171. estate rental • apartments, and waiting for decoraUon. CONNECTICUT Shopping center, SuUivan Ave., “The criteria to be followed in Board of Education meeting, / Six well planned rooms, in Take notice that the Hebron PRESIDINTIAL determining a famUy’s eligibil 7:80 p.m., Rham High School. TWO TELEVISIONS In good hornet mtUfiple no South Windsor. Available im cluding three bedrooms, for NOTICE working condition. $30. each. lees. Call J.D. Re^ Estate As- Planning and Zoning Commis ity to participate In these pro Tuesday': Democratic Town mediately. $226. Other space mal dining room and kitchen LEGAL , PLANNING AND VILLAGE Come look. Call 647-1016. - soclates, Inc. 643-6126. sion has adopted a change In grams will be based on such Committee meeting, 8 p.m., available in Manchester. F with buUt-ins, two baths, two- ZONING COMMISSION APARTMENTS & D AnnuUi, Realty, 649-6544. NOTICE the Zoning Regulations relative factors as unemployment. Ill Town Oiffice BuUding; Hebron FRIGIDAIRE FVost-free refrig- “niREE - R(X)M Apartment, car garage. Wolvertim Agen HEBRON, ness in the family and other heat, stove and refrigerator, to the removal of sand, gravel Now renting, one and two and GUead Ckmgregati.onal erator. Magic Chef range, both cy , R ealtors, 649-2813. TOWN OF MANCHESTER and loam or fill in any district. CONNECTICUT emergencies In addltiim to the ANY OF THESE SIZES handy location near hospital, bedroom apartments. (Carpet Churches combined deacJanuary 1971. Ing: rehearsal, S p.m., GUead Hill e Triple-tempered nylon cord construction TRAIN TO BE A tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. garage, enclosed rear yard, R oy Wlrth, An application from Caron jBastom Connecticut State Col S(diool. Heavy Eqi^meiit professionaUy landscaped, To change the zoning from Secretary Brothers, In c., Route 86, NURSES’ AIDES lege will asslBt in classrooms Wednesday; Street number NORTHWOOD Apartments — Out of Town during the next seven weeks. many other extras. Priced low R..R. to Res. A for approx. 7 Amston, (Connecticut, (or 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 ing committee meeting, 7:30 Operamr One and two-bodroom apart For Rent Joyce Malllet will work with 66 for quick sale. CSiarles Lesper acres to the rear of 112 High permission to subdivide p.m., Town Office BuUding; Learn to <^rate BuUdoz- ments, central alr-condition- land St. as shown on a plan IRss DcHothy Chadwick, at the ers. Draglines, Cranes, ROCKVILLE, Nice 8 - room ance. 649-7620. pre^rty on Hope VaUey Monclieffler Manor assessor’s office hours, 1 to 7 3 WAYS ing, carpeting, balcony, car entitled "Area Map No. 112 GUead Hill Schexd. At the He Scrapers, Loaders, Trench NOTICE R oad into 12 parcels, in Nunfng Home p.m.. Town Office BuUding; USE OUR RAIH CHECK FROBRAMi ports, plus other luxury fea apartment hwt, h^ MAKrnpnnimnB — Three-bed- Highland Street Manchester, bron Elementary School, Joann TO ers, etc., at our modem stove and refrigerator. $128. iu iw -o o u TOWN OF BOLTON, cluding 10 frontage lots. 886 W. Center St. lAons Club meeting, 7:80 p.m., A StsiTSd Locstiona Bicauia o( an axpaettd htsvy dtniand (or Goodytar tlrai, wa faciUty. A high paid ca tures. FYora $226. J. D. Real (Conn. Scale 1 inch equals 100 Lumlnalti will woric with Mt— Adults only, no pets, security ^ :?®«P Dated at Hebron, (Connecticut, Manchestor Marlborough Tavern; PTO Do N« Honor may run out o( unio iliit durinf this offor, but wt will bo happy reer open to ambitious Estate Associates, 643-6126.. ft. Oct. 1970—Griswold Engi CONNECTICUT Natalie Oitombaro; Doreen CHARGE to ordtr your tiro tiro at tho sdttrtiud prict and luua you a deposit requlred.^9678. this 16th day o f January 1971. 6464)129 ' Meeting, 8 p.m., Hebron Ele Bank Crsdit Cards. rain chacx for futura dolivtry of tho mtrchandlit. men. dining room and attached ga- neering’ ’ Aheam with Mrs. Mary Johann- DELUXE one-bedroom apart- BOARD FOR ADMISSION R oy WUrth, mentary School; GUead Con UNIVERSAL HEAVY RCXCKVILLE — 8 Regan St., rage. Buckley School. Low Item 2 HE3NRT A. DEMING A good-looking style to be son; Kathleen Perry vrith Mlza mfsnt, wall - to - waU carpet OF ELECTORS Secretary Do wonders for your gregational Church Senior Choir (XlNSTRUCmON Ing thrx>ughout, com plete *ap- "n ew 4-room , 2-bedroom, first 20’s. Wolverton Agency, R eal- JR .—ZONE CHANGE made sleeveless or with costume with this hand Nellie Manwarren; Paula CJoop- rehearsal, 7:80 p.m. GOOpYEAR-THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYGLAS* TIRES Home Office Miami, Fla. floor unit, in brick buUding, tors, 649-2813. To change the zoning from Notice Is hereby given that short sleeves. No. 8891 some hat that is fashion- er with Ronald Marshall, and pUances, vanity bath. Central with PHOTO-ouiDE is in Thuraday: Board of Selectmen For information write to; total electric, buUt-ln oven Res. B to Bus. m for north the Boiud for Admission of wise and inexpensive to Linda Imundo with Michael ly located. $176 monthly. R. D. Sizra 8 to 18 (bust 81H- meeting, 7 p.m.. Town Office range, refrigerator, disposal, MANCHESTER — (Custom buUt half of lot at 87 Pine St. South Electors in the Town of Bolton, orochet. No. 6376 has Klaplk. Murdock, 643-2692. FOR RENT ^40J..--'Sise 10, 82^ bust crochet directions forhat. BuUding; salary study cennmit- UH.C.S. Dept. 4(» basement laundry~and storage. Italsed Ranch. Two fireplaces. half is zoned Bus. HI. Connecticut, wUl hold a session r; . sleeveless, % yards Damarjian also r^wrted that I 2 t o a sot 1s Mias Mr sscll sM- tee meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Of Goodyear Service Stores MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. I 860 Providence Highwayn FOUR-ROOM Duplex, 2 baUls, Adults only, no pets, $146 per garages, gorgeous private Copies__ ^_____ of_____ these^ petitions______have__ in the .Community ...... ^ HaU in said of 46-inch; short sleeves, Mrs ta Istferit UrtFclsu 9i^ the Department of Public V Dedham, Mass. 02026 • appUances, garage, off Porter / yards. V/orka will probably move the fice BuUding; Republican Town month rent, $146_ lew secur- been fUed In the Town Oerk’s Town on Wednesday, January miCK ANILBl^K BUIWNG 8 KELLY ROAD AND VERNON CIRCLB 295 BROAD STREET I P hone: (617) 326-8460 I St. $176. quiet, country atmo- Ity. CaU James J. Oessay, at Helen D. (Cole, Realtor, 648- PatUm s avaUable only superintendent’s office into the Committee meeting, 8 p.m.. I Please Print . ” ~ . O ffice and m ay be lnsx>ected 27, 1971 to exam ine the quallfi- siriiere. .643-9632. 876-0184. 6666. 3,700 square fe e t Industrial and tausineas soaed. Cloae t o ' tn eixea ahovm, new addition at GUead Hill. Town Office BuUding. Rh o n e 875-6292 OR 646-0101 OPP. THE POST OFFICE ____ Name ...... I during norma) office hours. cations of appUcants and admit Dated this l8th and 25th day to the electors oath those found Paikade, Banks. Post Office and Bbapttim C en ter. - OIHO TU Is tsiss (sr tsbk sit- PrM ' Rmm, u e n u eno ZIP Presently offices are maintain Sunday; Hebit» and GUead VERNON, CONN. PHONE 643-1161 —MANCHBSTOt ( LUXURIOUS 6-room Town- h EHRON _ Five room apart- MANCHESTER — Iinmaculate tsfi ti hitOris uinlat. COM aso dhrts Hsuktr. ed above the Western Auto Ckoigregational CSturches’ mis- house, sunken Uvlng room, ment avaUable ImmeCUately, l-rown Ranch, 3-bedrooms, o f J a n u a ^ 1971. qualified. Said session wUl be • AIIANTIC CaUCDR CABD—UP TO • MONTHS TO PAT A d d r e s s ...... | The Fall and Winter Store on Rt. 06. slon committee panel discus- 4 ,|GOM>T114B HOCB8 shag carpeting, private base- heat, and stove fumlzhed. CaU torge Uvlng room with fire- Planning ahd held between the hours of 6:00. ALBUM is 66$. includes \ ..J.J. . The d^>ortment to In the pro ston, “The Aged,” 7:80 pi.m., ■ON.-WKD. SOe-O —196RS.-FBL SO^-O -SAT. 8-.M-S ica N .-i .-PBL s-a— RAT. a-1 Eonlng Commlsslan to 8:00 p.m. Francis E. Boland Agancy postage and handling. ment and one-car garage. One 228-9800. place, grade-level famUy cess of preparing the necessary Hebron Church. of Manchester’s most exclu------— ------room, dining, room, - kitchen Joseph Swensgon, Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, 316 BBOAD SnUCDT \ «Mran stOi m •touM m w otu 12 OttSm HaeAeoHaUa fr «i esaatrits...WlaOBUII, papers for the move where Phono ...... ___ A g e ...... slve. $230 'monthly. (CaU War- HBIBRQN — 4-room apartment has buUt-ln oven range and Chalnpan ^ January 16, 1971. sail 6IS-UH The Fall and Winter laaOl IM»te Lsif, CssiOij... facilities for the superlnten- MowdMstor Evening Herald PRICED AS SHOWN AT GOODYEAR SERVICE s m v a n a Approved For Veterans | ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- available, heat and stove fur- dishwasher. $24,900. Wolver- (Clarence Welti, .OUve H. Toomey, WadUKtM’t WissST m a m . I -f ■ Basic FASHION Book is tan sisstsiOIntlMatl 1111-00$, dent’s office were jdonned. . Hehrou Correepaiident, Anne 1108. nlshed. (CaU 228-9600. ton A g ^ y , R ealtors, 649-2818. Secretary Town Clerk * COMPETITIVELY PRICED AT GOODYEAR DEALER. 66$, includes postage and ksMitt oastsfs aO OwOlMo The board approved two sub- Emt, Tetephooe 238-0071. handling.
1 - Y: ■I. f MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1971 PAGfi TWENTY Average Dally Net Press Ron The Weather M n n tU ^B U r Etirattig H ^n n lh Claar, vary cold again to- / ro r Tho Wodt Ended 3anaary 9, U71 iright; Iowa ranging from 10 do- The MancHester Newcomers M anchester Chapter, Koffee Krafters of the YWCiA , The Manchester Itallan-Amer- greoa to 20 below. Tomomw Forbes To Head moatly aunay, cold; Ugh IB to About Town Club of the' YWCA will have a SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to will meet Wednesday at 9:80- ican Society will meet tonight spaghetti supper and wine test night at 8 at the Army-Navy a.m. at the Community Y. Mem at 8 at the clubhouse, Bldrldge Washington Club 16,095 30. Michael Norman, a .Grade 6 ing party for members and their Club. The rehearsal is open to bers will ccmtlnue work on yarn St. There will be an adminis Manche»ter— A City o f Vittage Charm teacher at Buckley School, will husbahds tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. all men wishing to sing four- projects. Hostesses are Mrs. trative meeting at 7:30. at Zona Hall, Regent St. Mem- part, barbershlp-style harmony. Joseph Alcock and Mrs. Ray - william Forbes of 281 McKee speak on "The Need tor the In S t was elected president of the thin, and an Pago U ) PRICK TEN CENTS bera are reminded to bring mond Finnegan. The meeting is Keeney St. Scho • -i' J prime contractor on ti^ q>ace- fire. It was announced that each Sourcee said the United States namese trooiw launched a ma namese-Cambodian operation ot the pact were withheld pend- wages. Woodcock said, Homestead has been restored to Jr. Boys of the three widows would re jor new drive on both sides of U;.S. Cobra gunahlps and A37 ing an afternoon vote. A company spokesman said running condition. Reg. craft. North American Jtockwell is conducting one of the biggest was continuing In an effort to fighter-bombers attacked along to 4.99 ceive $100,000 from life Insur the Cambodian border about 76 Telephone InstaUers and re- Chrysler offered the short woik- Corduroy Slacks to7.99 2^^ eoy. Gillette Foamy Famous Artists OOtp., and threa aerial campaigns of the war in reen the highway between side the pass throughout the Flare or straight leg. Many no-iron. Sizes 4 to 7, 8 to 18. Betty Orisaom, w to Uvea In ance poUclea. Laos, using B62 strategic bmnb- miles northwest of Saigon. A palrmen maintained their refus- week study as a means of re Phnom Penh and the coast. day, Jensen said, but their tar al to return to woric despite ducing absenteeism, which has Shave Cream i.’iVsIi.0 9 • Credence Clearwater • Carpenters • Bob Dylan • Jackson Houston, brought Im action The free policies were peat of ers, tactical fighter-bombers, spokesman said .the aim of the The Cambodian command Work Ckies On Monday in Brevard Oounty Cir gunsUps and reconnaissance eration in ’Fay Ninh Province gets were obscured by thick jun heavy court-imposed fines grown sharply in recent years, Five • Led Zeppelin • Elvis Presley • Santana • Fifth Dimen a contract under which two pub backed off from ita claim Mon gle. sion o Neil Diamond • Sly & Family Stone • Grand Funk • Blood, cuit Court, chargtnfjf negligence lishing firms held exclusive alrcreft with special top secret is "secure the area where there mounting dally. The eight-day particularly on Mondays and At Ski Road equipment. The aim Is to slow are enemy battalions present.” day that Its trotqw had captured SAIGON (AP) — South Viet strike is over the presence of Friday. Sweat & Tears. in the flaoh blase Um killed her rights to stories on the peraonal -Pich NU Pass, on Route 4, 60. Scope Mouthwash hnebanil and bla colleagues Rog lives of the astronauts and their the flow of North Vietnamese U.S. helicopter gunships er- namese paratroopers guarded outKif-town technicians brought ^ __^ Work is progressing on the Our mUea southwest of ITmom by UB. heUcopter gimshlps, In to clear a backlog of com- , Chrysler Vico President John Rag. 12 oz. D498 E598 F698 er B. Chaffee amf Edward H. families. troops and war materials into ating In the region on the Viet pintnta Lcaiy sold he had no estimate new roadway around the base of Sweaters & Skirts 2.99 - 3.99 and Gargle 1.19 Six* 5 9 Whlta n . namese side of the border killed Penh, and said government raided a stuqiectod prisoner of the Northview Ski Slope. Direc 2 .4 4 . The suit filed Monday in this Laos. Cambodia, and South troops were conducting sweep war camp inside Cambodia Tho ‘ Patrolmen’s Benevolent «" contract to the Cardigans, pulldns, vestees. Button and smock trim The astronauts jwere In the city near the Kennedy Space Vietnam, and to prevent the 24 North Vietnamese and Viet tor of Public Works William O’ skirts. All in 4-6x, 7-14. 1 2 ^ Oommunist, forces from establ- Oong In one action five miles ing cqieratlons around Pich NU. where 20 Americans were be- Association president, Edward described the agree- 4, capsule perched it the top of Center where Grissom J. Klernan, appealed to the thent as "a fair settlement, Neill is hopeful that the road will 9 4 Q 4 4 0 9 4 th* aOO-foot-hIgh Saturn rocket $6 million for Mrs. Oris- sanctuaries■ • in the three from the border, spokesmen ' Today the spokesman in Ueved held but found it empty, be completed by this Friday. As Phnom Penh claimed that leas Vietnamese sources said today. 20,000 Striking patrolmen to go State of Michigan, Flannel Sleepwear °2“59"** 1.66 L<9« Meds Tampons the evening of Jon. 37,1967, nm- som as Uie widow and $6 million said. South Vietnamese mllltia- of this morning most of the tnees Box of 30 nlng ttirough a countdown ra- back to work after a trial was Rood for Chrysler and Its em- in the area had been uprooted. Gowns and pajamas in solids and prints. Sizes 4 to 14. 1.69 Sizo for her late huaband’a estate, of set tor today on the key pay ployes." by Modess 8 9 For albums containing more than one record, multiply price by haarsal when ground controllers which rite la executrix, fflie has Once they are burned, grading heard Chaffee's, voice cry, parity issue that touched off the Negotiators plan to return to can begin. Burning was begun number of records. two BOOM, Q ory Mark Grissom, walkout. the bargaining table Wednesday this morning. "We’ve got a fire In the space 20, and Allen Scott Grissom, 16. cra ft” But his idea went unheeded aa to hammer out the remaining la The bypass, which was ap The suit asserted the capsule the strikers pressed two new de- sues Involving salaried worken. proved by the Board of Directors The fire flashed through the ooiygen-rich cabin, kiUlng the "did not have a proper fire ex- ^legislator Consulted Berrigans mands: amnesty from the pen- UAW Vice President Douglas at a meeting on Jan. 12, will Tremendous Savings! tlngulsher system,” "had no ally provision ot the state’s Thy- Fraser said the tsiif should not eliminate the danger of skiers three men In eeconds. A blue ribboh board of review emergency egress,” and was lor Law, which bars strikes by take more than two or three colliding with cars on. Hercules "defective In that the electrical public employes, and agreement days to complete. Dr. Cars now drive along the Women’s & Teens’ later repMted It found "many Our deflclenele* If design and engi wires were so manufactured or bottom of the hill to the parking Rog. installed as to allow an electri At Time of Alleged Kidnap Plot are on the east side of the slope. Waterproof Boots .01.99 ^ 5 to 12.99 neering, manufacture and quali ty control” by both the National cal fuv” to flash In the cabin. The bypass will connect with 10" and 14" pullons, 16" pullons or zip boots. Black, Named along with Ntnrth By JACK NELSON and Because Anderson is a c<»- rlsburg. Pa., indicted Philip Hercules Dr. just to the west of AeronauUca And Space Adminis Berrigan, two other Catholic brown; 5 to 10. No rain checks. tration and . industrial contrac American were its subsidiaries RONALD J. 08TBOW greesman, the Berrigans’ letter th/e base of the hill and will p{iss North American AviatiMi, Inc.; The Lea Angeles Times was not censored by prison rtfi- priests, a former priest, a nun Britons Act north of Hercules Dr. to the Formorly tors. cials. Anderson, 49, a Demo and a Pakistani natitmal on Postal Chief parking area. Women’s & Teens’ Shoes to 7.99 $2 Tlie board:sald the most likely Rockwell Standard Oorp. and WASHINOTON—A Tennessee 7° Thunderbolt Walter Kidde Tractor or Sports Car Jumper-Walker source of the fire was on electii- Rockwell Standard Company. crat, Is a soft-spoken slow-talk charges of conspiring to bomb The project will cost the town Assorted heel heights, trims, colors, styles, Smooths, congressman was consulting ing Annapolis graduate and for underground heating pipes at Feels Fire To Combat $1,200. Most of this is needed to crinkles, pattinas, suedes. ,j, i- with the Revs. Philip and Dan five federal buildings here and rent a bulldozer. Toboggan Sled Soda King Chargers by Murray Ohio _ by Welsh mer navy captain who com iel Berrigan on how to ap manded the Nautilus, the first to kidnap PresidenUal Adviser According to comments made proach North Vietnam’s chief Henry A. Kissinger. The Indict Of Unions Postal Strike by Town Manager Robert Weiss Men’s & Boys’ Boots fol ss ^6 ."12.99 ^9 negotiator during the period a nuclear-powered submarine, on Its historic J voyage ' under the ment also named Danirt Berri at a directors melating, the con Warmly lined chukkas, flite boots, straps. Leather, suede, YOUR Applies to Cgnuecticut federal grand jury alleges the WASHmOTON (AP) — Post LONDON (AP) — Enterpris etc. Not all sizes in all styles. Prtar Ice Clip to the North Pole gan, three nuns, a former priest troversy surrounding the various CHOICE impriswied Catholic priests al unions have opened fire on ing Britons mobilised private proposals for improving the safe r S ” were participating in a bomb- In 1968. He also served on the and two other persons as co delivery services today to com Our Rag. s 2 . 9 4 1 8 . 4 0 7 . 8 8 conspirators, but did not Indict Postmaster General Wlnton M. ty of skiers underscores the Men’s Slippers 3.99 - 4.99 High Court Strikes Domu Ing-kldnap conspiracy, the Los staffs of three secretaries of the bat the first postal strike in need-for new access ways to the Made of tough polyethylene. 4 For mixed drinks, ice cream Our Rag. 22.99-24.99 navy. them. Blount on the eve of the first la- Soft or hard soles, crepe soles. Many styles, colors. Not ft. long, 17” wide. Large enough sturdy tubular steel frame, re- Angeles Times has learned. Britain’s history. town-owned Nike site. Long sodas, soft drinks, sparkling bur Car has pedal drive, tractor has movallole casters, play tray. So Rep. VTlliam R. AndenKxi A federal grand jury In Har- The Indictment accuses Philip boivmanagement negotiations in With the 'walkout scheduled all styles in all colors. Sorry no rainchecks. for two children. gundy, etc. chain drive/ Both easy to steer. range plans for the Nike site in safe for baby! ?yM4 Name-Posting Liquor Law confirmed that he and Thomas rt sending communications to the 200-year history of the U.S. for midnight tonight. Posts and 1*^ 'i-. clude a new junior high school F. Buck, a Montrose, Pa., TV further' the plot fimn the fed malls. Telecommunications Minister and more recreational facilities. Tremeudous Saviugs in Qur PomeBtics DeptJ WASIpNaTON (AP) — A to give any reason and he gave producer and peace movement eral prison in Lewlsburg to Sis C3irist(q>her CSiataway opened Proposals to reopen Nike Cir -insii to«m Wisconsin woman ‘ figure, received advice from ter Elizabeth McAUster, a nun Labor leaders, who ait down the door to pri'vate enterprise by cle to Hercules Dr. or to cut an , jjj gnoiher decision today, the Ex-Senator with postal management Nylon Wall to Wall Fabulous Fabric Values Ozite Self Stick won her fight today In the Su- unanimously limited the the Berrigans in September who also was Indicted. He sub suspending the Port Office’s access from S. Lakewood Circle St. Marys Decorator and then met in Paris with Wednesday to hammer out a drew considerable opposition Machine Washable preme^ Court to keep officials oiqiortunlty of convicts to win sequently 'was transferred to contract for 600,000 postal work century-old monopoly of letter Bathroom Carpeting North 3fietnamese Delegate To V isit the Federal Correctional Insti and parcel handling. from residents in the area. Dover Flannel from ftosting her name in Wls- trials <« aUegaUons their Xuan Thuy as the first steps of ers, have challenged Blount to Carpet Tiles cousin taprooms as an excessive confesslans were involuntary. It tution at Danbury, Conn., where take back a directive be saya is CTiataway said anyone wish 65% Avril/35% Our a private effort on their part to ing to start a private mall serv Towel Ensembles polyester, solid _ drlnkpr. said a prisoner must show more Berrigans he and his brother are serving merely to further remove poli 88 criors. For pants or 100% nylon face with high density foam obtain release of American sentences for destroying selec ice must apply for permisslcn. Plants Closed |88 Ri a 6-8 decision the court “shortcomings” In the prisoners of war. tics from the new U.S. Postal Bath pant suits. 45” wide. 1.99 h.1 .5 7 w. rubber cushion! Ozite's self-adhesive DANBURY (AP) — Cauurles tive service records in Catons- S e^ce. explain exactly what he plans to FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — bonding system makes installation easy, struck down the Wisconsin law weighing of his confessianat Anderson and- Buck, inter Our Reg. Easy to cut, easy to install! Complete Involved apd said people have a t^al before he can have a new Goodell, New York ' former vlUe, Md., in 1968. Tile directive, sent to all port do, and tiie Port Office "will be Mora than 100 processinjg plants 1.99 aa. Avondale Mills economical. Decorators colors. viewed jointly by the Times, GOP senator, planned to visit aa helpful aa possible.” in Kentucky have had to cloae with matching lid cover. Popular right to a bearing before they hearing. Last Nov. 27, uriien FBI Dl- al managers, stipulates "It Is 1 . 4 7 colors. Ranch Denim said they felt free to disclose Tuesday priests implicated In rachMT J. Edgar Hoover disclos London builder Tim Randall down because they cannot meet Excallo are' marked with "a stigma or Douglas said states undoubt- the details of their Paris visit mandatory that postal employee Poly/cotton, perma- our Craftiqua Prido B Joy an alleged bomb-kidn^ plot. ed government knowledge of Immediately cease any direct or announced he would begin oper standaids of the federal Whple- Q 7 C nent press. SoUds, _ badge of disgrace.” edly have the power to deal with and their discussions with the The priests are the Rev. Phil ations with 30 deliverymen to some Meat Act. Our Rag. 1.19 aa. 0 4 ^ Combination stripes. Machine Ri addition to Wisconsin, the «the evils” of alcoholism and to the alleged conspiracy and im indirect contact with congrea- Berrijrans because the indict ip and Daniel Berrigan, held in day handling letters at 34 cents wash. 45” wide. 1.99 i . 1.6X 99 luUng, given by Justice WUUam control distribution of liquor. ment of Philip' Berrigan and plicated the Berrigans In sional offices on matters involv Wash Mattress Pad & Cover 799 0 9 9 the Federal Correctional Insti ing the Postal Service.” each. The Port Office charges 5 O, Diiuglas, applies to the 16 buL he said, "where a person’s five other persons Jan. 12 end testimony before a Senate Ap Our Rag. 49c an. 37^ 100% Polyester 'PK. 4 pk. W ^ pk. tute here after being convicted propriations Subcommittee, cents for first-class service and Twin states, Including Connecticut, good name, reputation, honor, ed whatever slim chance might of destroying draft records in The unions, which dealt dl- Double Knits with laws providing for tta port- integrity are at stake be _A ^rsen called upon Hoover to recUy with Congresa on wag:es 4 cents for slower second-claas WANTED Solid colors and . jac- Our Rag. '9 7 have remained for them to ob CanUmsvllle, Md. ------97 Styb DascripHen Sisa Tllas par Pock | ing of names of cltlsens who of- gf what the government is sqwlogixe to the priests or and other matters until reform “ " , ?|uards in exciting new 3.99 Attractive jacquards. tain a visa to visit North Viet An aide said Monday that Clean, Late Model fielsls decide should be "P * doing to Wm, notice and an Henry Klstinger and blow' up months before the last overt act I Ice henceforth will “speak to the parish for n cwitB, tha proflta to not to aell bar liquor. Hie law badge of infamy” was attached Vietnamese to release prlscn- . beating facilities in government . Congress with only one voice” go to his church rartotnlliai did not require the police chief to the citizen. erf as a peace gesture. buildings in Washington. (See Pago 9’oor) —that of postal management. fund.
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