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IPI 1 Manehettef^A City of VUlage Charm z . s ; vS eo^ sM 43 3841,4 o (ClassUled Adtrerttsliig da Vng^ 18) VOJL L^XXX, NO. 109 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 T i f|‘i sif •| ^ «KI r i Ilf i 'I f f I « t 8|“'ig c.^1 1 I ^ Ik ’ f m l m ? § b l G I g 99II 1 I ? 2 15 2 9 ? f 2 9*'2 222 2222 f f s " 32 I 2S222 l l t f ? 2 ' G I g G 5 s S.:GG|GG GGGGGGSgGGG*GG§GGG9 GG99GGG9G9 99^9 t t S8 < * President Issues Apollo Spacecraft ?!H s p y i i « Ecology Proposals ? ;ii^; r^! r p ii^ Races Homeward WAIb u NOTON (AP) — Presi- stronger hand in enforcing wa-, / By HOWARD BENEDICT During the sleep period, the W li^&fK n pft f ?T. f P ilf dent Mixon sent Oongrees today ter quality standards by allow- AP Aerospace Writer speed increased from 2,784 to 0 his snyironniental propoeala for ing' it to impose adminiatrative ____ 3,157 miles per hour. By the Itn, Inchiding brand new pro- fines up to $30,000. S P A C E C E N T E R , H ou s- time .the astronauts hit the ’ illsrf Ifril! f pP ? 11 ‘ liEllfli gmme to' oontixri noise, ocean And it would permit citizen U.S. Clioppe * ' Ky3^ r 7 tm 2II / I is^Tir nK'gpi^ 'l ton (AP)— Apollo 14 and earth’s atmosphere Tuesday, 9 l i i l l p G I r ?’||P:29^ II'g g S p i Gg I g Gg I g I 2 dumping, and the industrial and suits against water polluters, S | ipl 2S.9?9?||I?S 2 gE 5-?Gt99?92|§lia«iP P g I g G ?&99 '999 atslilfl^GGGGl ItS f 9 9 IlSalS^PraSSSO?’ oonunereial use of toadc sub­ By GEORGE ESFEK Associated Frees Writer 2 5 ig g-B S’ ! ? 3 J stances. air polluters in the mo Air plummeted pMt the half- miles an hour. « t - Hie President also {wopoeed Quallty Act. way mark of its homeward Hiey are Jto land at 4:04 p.m. n % s . <9 3 p 3 ?. I S l i - l ? EST Tuesday with their rec<^ SAIGON (AP) — Thou­ L TO a, C 5 to tax the use of lead in A*oUne As announced'prevloufdy, the journey today, streaking sands of South Vietnamese 'in . r r » f- o B S - S i S I d l l l and to levy a charge on the alr- cargo of 106 pounds of moon •j? an h* w ft.* President sought authority to faster And faster toward a troops swept into southern polluting sulfur content of en- place limitations upon industrial rocks and material. If they are I m pS’S'S. Tuesday splashdown in the l ' _ s g-9 eigy fuels, a measure wboee on target, it will be Wednesday Laos today in an atten^ ! | 2 < ! and municipal waste diacharges Pacific Ocean. greatest inqmct would be on the into vlrtusUly all United States at the touchdown site. Hie re­ to cut North Vietnam's Ho Alan B. Shepard Jr., Sklgar D. cover ship waits three miles Chi Minh trail, something s a costs of sleotrlc power genera- waters, including ground water. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa re- tion. west of the international date- six years of American Ills In all, said RusseU E. 'Train, luctaiitly awakened after a 10- ™ I'i® c “'e^ r chairman of the President’s (» s ? «> g'®° I e - As promised earlier, Nixon ___ hour rest, which fc^owed a Sun- ihey ara to appear achieve peace layed from newsmen at the w aves. a s - i i g l l authority of state governments ■S'!? U v a i l t l l l i ;b ? & TTie operation carried the war 'H 3 to regui^ critical uses cf their Train told newsmen the bUle understanding on earth. space center, would be sent to Congress with- Mission Ckaitrol said it had In a telecast to Mission Con- into the third Indochinese coun­ 8 land, try, but the State Department in pp _ l*B in a few days, jierhaps on considered letting them sleep trol Sunday night, they conduct- • • 0» mm *J •« • AAA M a 2 Tha package also repeated Wednesday. - ' because they had only a ed scientiftc experiments and Washington and the South Viet­ a f 2 S' R ' Nixon’s call, contained a week namese government Insisted the IS'*’ 1 " ' ie ii s itii «s» Igii i s S8S ii 8« S 8 t «SK S8 r t s s i i i i i He said, however, there was light schedule on their last full expnssed thoughts on the space e S -S ' ago in his budget proposals for no estimate yet how much mon- day in space: Monitoring ays- program and proWemaTXoblems on Indochina conflict was not being 5 tr & o e flaoal 19T8, to increase federal earth. enlarged. ey the xiropoeals would require terns, making stellar navigation The Soviet Union and Commu­ B-i? K '’ v! I IRPf#? f Sid for construction of waste "We’re reminded as we look 2 treatment facilities to a level of for their Implementation. readings and reatlng for the nist China called the operation Much of the message repeated busy re-entry Tuesday, at tost shimmering crescent •oi^ 2 5 ^ $2 billion per year over the next a n . expansion oi the war and ‘Q* q ’cB f l T |< ^ proposals made last year, on "We thought we’d let you that is earth that we still have ^ S 5 .*< !"■ '•g'f ©Sfi 5 three years. blamed tto United States. i p a e- lliliW lr» I c ASb R^S S' which Congress has not acted. keep banker’s hours today,’’ fighting there,” said command­ France was reported to view it ? sfil P *' i5= J 5 *1 But the Preeident’e proposals But an entirely new tqiproach capsule communicator Fred W. er fihepa^ speaking for all ■■? 'Sft I would also give the new Envi­ aa an extension and a pcolang- I f iilS i It if M I H^se told MltcheU when he sent three. "We are reminded that ing of the fighting. p | i = a ^ I Ph “ ronmental Protection Agency a (See Page Hiree) i. = ?il B \lifih the wakeup alarm, "but we some men who have gone to The Britlah goyenunej^ ex­ 5. “ 3 § .a can’t let you slew in tomorrow, Vietnam have not returned and . pressed its understanding of the * a s. ------— _ui. .—I— held 5. i|s:"| I pa " * - I so we thought we’d get you back that some are sUU being (gwration and said North 'Vtot- i f f " - f .S s i | 2| g g l a S |S | 3 ^"§5 there as prisoners of war. i !? p 3 ' : ' 9 ? 9 3I a 23 - 2 ||9 9p 11^922 on schedule." nam was to blame (or condl- (Mitchell reported he had to do "It is our wish tonight that we tions in Laos. a little extra shaking to "wake can in aome way contribute The North ^tietnamese peace lildren Join with Fathers through our space program to up these other two guya." talks delegation in Paris con­ better understanding and peace demned the incursten as a "new While the astronauts slept, throughout the world and help In Ulster^s Street Warfare their command ship Kityt Hawk esoalattcn of the war" by the 88 s i 8 8 8 8 8 to rectify these sttuatlana’’ JS zipped past the halfway point of United States. By CXNLIN FBOST old soldier cut ''diciWn by ma­ Shepard said, “Oommunica- The operation was conflned, Assoelatod Press WHter chine-gun fire. the 288,000 mUe trip from moon ttoeugh the space sateUlte in thto first day at least, to one to earth 'will certainly go a long way to- sector of Loots—a Isndloelnd no­ BBU-AST, Northern Ireland. < kpeed m earth’a gravity exerted (See Page Eight) tion a little smaller than Ore­ ‘ clvuiana and a soldier^ “ gon. The drive comes a little The soldier and o n e ______;_____ more than nine months after in his hand? a BriUsh soldier giyuj^ were f^ed by gunfire U.S. and South Vletnameoe aaked today after six days of as battling continued in Belfast forces crossed into Cambodia to street warfare In Northern Ire- and broke out in Londonderry, smash North Vientamese haass land’a main clUes. t / l the provlnce’a second largeat Sontay Raid Sho^vied Hanoi there. SgP f ft * ______I ______ft______Tout^prtan a n fighting alcng- city. American heUcopteiw and Mda thafr fathars and older SS-S* 2 2 p 2 f 9 g Eg GGG 9 99 999j99999ff9999 999i 929 9 99 Two customs posts and an U.S. Want of Data on Foe Soutii Vietnamese armored can broOMn u Roman Catholic electrical substation were took the troops across the bor­ in Wants switch from rocks and bombed new the border with der, and the U.S. Oommand 8 88 88 hottlas to-ahota and bombs. By STUART H. LOOBT ful execution, American mili­ pledged Its full air and artiUary the Republic. The army blamed Thd Los Angeles Times tary operatlonB In the North A 14-yea»old Ipst a band in them on on outlawed Protestant support. But the U.S. Command . , . _. ___ . _ . 1 cannot achieve their goeds. said no Amexlccn ground com­ Ralfast when a dynamite bomb group, the Ulster Vduntaen. (Last of a Six-Part Series) ^ u,e sxptodad baton ha thraw It at bat forcM or adviaws would - i V She hundred relnfoicemants WABHENIOTON—What did the prlaonera . < and the prisoners CKNw the border, aoidtoca. WVn of tha doasos o f arrived from England during whde Sontay operation mean? themaelvea that we care' and pA kMia am ated la Londonder- A eehimuBlque sold the 9,090 ■ 4 i : b z tha.iU ghtr brtaigliig the total jl jiul llm pristai Mmt will liiiiial iiinnilr pnfnnnn American troaiw who nunrod vir goBdair w a n imder 13.' army toCM .to.7i40O men. Two er-of-ww ,,i|M(uy..^9i^.tha.^ f ^ Secretary Melvin Laird has U.S. Army d^olitioni teiun ihember ducks as he trisrfirers blast of an <^d shell, b^kground, .at Khe ^nh. Teams have been cleaning the area in South Viet­ Into the northwest comer of > C 5 i - !|i Pf P.i«oslr^ie° 5f‘f :*i I ' 7' .(IsS All tha oft by th q .il a an d Ulster naUonai pages,’’ one^smqi’. ihiluary of- said. South Vietnam 10 days ago *s* I? i=ff I 5f' 6?f |5jl! Brttlrii martaman-roffldally guardsmen have been mobilised flcial commehte<(. "Before the OUin American lives." ence on Indochina and to the with North Vietnamese forces 'it I v i wounded war* draggead away work with my oquadron,’’ said to American attack," said an- Hons under which the Ameri- nam ese - U .S . s t r 1 K e Jjj other points the U.S. de- governments of Canada, Po- within an hour after they i i l l i ? i for oecrat treatment or burial to ^ major in the Royal other senior miUtary officer, can POWs are kept. Certainly a g a in st C om m u n ist b ases scribed the thrust as "measures land, and India vriiich form an crossed the frontier. U.S. heli­ 1 l i t pravant rapriaaU against rala- ^ ^ commander of Yea. But It alao revealed to m It can be argued that to sub- Jq Laos will be limited in of self defense being taken by IntemaUonal ContrcH Commis- copter gunsUps attacked the 1 thraa. ^ armored car squadron. "If Hanoi th^ American InU^- jectJect any mioaiemiddle classemw Ameri-Amen- “tijng and area"area and will the the Rep Republic of Vietnam .... slon for the Indochinese coun- emy p osltia^ with roiekets. « g Es g g p P I l f II ill H m flrat fataUty among the trouble, I wUl go to It K«nce on what a going ly to U.S. idr • a 5f support also. Begins Today President Nixon made toe E g * basic decision on striking at toe I HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - North _____ 'Vietnamese sanctuaries I f !|i ;r i! i f lis* An imprisaned Roman CatboUc recenUy, McCloskey said. He 8 Idlest and five other persons, In- declined to be more q>eciflc. eluding a nun, faced arraign- ^ statement on U.S. poUey ^ i ment today in federal court on promised an announcement by ? " ^ 2 * charges they plotted to bmnb president Nixrni on further with- § 999992P29E92 2 9 gEgI g G 0E9999 7l9?l?^?a29999E22 ?ll& § gEsNS govenunent buildings and Wd- drawals of U.S. forces, Unkiiig nap President Nixon’s foreign jjjjj, operatian. M A ? S o « S 8 8 ■» Wii = i ■ES*»a ajsi||^|||rf||| affairs adviser. sought to meet any ?lStSff=3| :-| i'| ff| s AU have vigorously denied thgt the operation con- any connecUon with the aU eg^ CoerChurch elgHlPtslfllfls ^ ^ 1 i § ? l | l s - > s ®®“^'***®y* ^ restricUon on UB. operations In BS ST S O FBI DiTMt» J. Edgar Hoovw. Indochina by saying that toe ;t|!i PI4IP||| ! | l ^ 9 s l l l l i l They called the “ “ *s6 government's definiUon Circa 1920. One might wooner, credit rating, ao they River for two rather good rea- bury. Oona He to ^ Jective of the opera- 8 8 8 8 8 is i i 88 iss *ii and several have, how a num- h^g,ght the car on the InztaU- sons. First, most of George’s yearsentence for **s 2 11^ 9 at |||i9s||§9i|§Si8|g|8ii99iS59||88|9§§SS|S8S|^S§ aS*i ^Isfoil could get ahold of arr au^o- second qusaUen to Start of the hearing was p North Vietnamese. bUe s u ^ aa thto. and further- hazy at present, but to closely trip to DeUwars difficult. Sm - for 2 p.m. .„iho ooeration will nromote ’J i | 3 x S | ^ ^ S y . The inawer to the tied In with George Waahlng- end. George, a generous man, pather Berrigan to accused cf Jr^er thank heavens, to ton’s love of boating. It aeema would five gifts to those who masterminding the bizarre plot ^ o p a § f f ? l 2aaav S Having cleared out of the that every year on htoma W^hday mraiaay came, ^umy y in Itoncberierauncaesier to zetaeseise White Houze aidea Henry iSm eS ^^d >E nuTto^nessaa^. Itovn*# while _ the clearing or thereabouts, George wniilifwould wlutni where thavthey have tha the ' annual Ktoalnger i_—- and dynamite dyna the owtisteitiwlth Bt^St^ Prison dhow ^ and having tak- take a aaU on the Delaware George Washington’s Btrthday h,.H^ duct# af'ftoe Washing- ^ requirements. f f S i ! aX^a M ^ 'rtok by Investing River, He would invite hto Sale-4ioxt Saturday and next ton. D .a, butiitoigs. Prison guards get a taste of prison food as they assume roles of prisoners at 3 li I! I| to aavlm n~««- "(back thm friends from Jar and wide to Monday could George afford hto other defendants are two ^ the Haddam Training Academy, while participating in a training program for I «ii^*2SJe«SIonlea Saving, "come on down.’’ George was own generority. (Herald photo _ ^ guards in Connecticut’s state correctional system. (See story on Page 9) l l * li I p ooajM ag*aa3g gg go a 99999^999§99999 9§ Bo^) oar «»k>- soon forced, however, to move by Bucelvlciua) (See Page Three) (will) strengthen South Vlqt-

■ '\ -A-' ■ >i r. i ; s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.r "MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,. 1971 PAGE THREE AGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 ■/ handle drug problems within t/dS. Declares their home and their communi­ Cancei> Films, Discussion ^outh Windsor THEATER TIME "Coventry Sheinwold on Bridge ties, SCHEDULE PANDA members have al­ SILENCE IS CKHDEN NORTH Laos Move ready met with a group of con­ On VFW Auxiliary Agenda Ex-Addicts YOUM PEOPLE DUBDra THE BIIMIINO cerned mem bra at the church; LWV Plans ' Burnside: "Liove Story,’ 4 A 2 7:15, the meeting provided some posi­ ’The Ladies AuxiUary of the was extended to include grants- - “ TH E W A Y 9:10. ytSmowimomim By ALTOED SHEINWOLD <:? A 2 ^Limited^ One tive suggertions relative to the VFW wlU sponsor an informa- in-aid for hocqiitalisatloa and C inem a I : *T L ov e X y W fo ,” When a hand obviously be­ 0 K I 10742 Program. Will Speak drug problem. f tive program on breast and treatment for auxiliary ptem- 7:30, 9:80 lon gs to the <^>ponent8, should 4 Q92 . (Gontimied from Page One) Buhetin Board ' uterine cancer tomorrow at 8:30 bers ill with cancer, I HEARD rr ’ Cinema n : "Owl ft ’The Pussy *U MU UMintD you enter the bidding or should WEST EAST On Pollution Tomorrow 4 QJ98743 now drive is to keep the enemy Monday; 6:80 p.m. Cadetty p.m, after their business meet- Mrs. Kenneth Asel^e, can­ Cat.” 7d)0. 9:80...... you keep quiet? The advantage 4 K 6 ing at the Post Home, 60S E. cer program chairman for thd E <0 K874 from mounting an (Menalve G irl S c .*ut T roop 6014 a t th e An- State: "UtUe Fauss Big Hal- of making an ovorcall isvthat (? J963 Center St. _ huxUiary is in charge of tomor- by John Gruber A large turnout is expected .. 9 .25. «sterile Cuckoo," T w o ex-heroin addicts from your partner may be able to O 5 wddle U.S. conduct of the war la Elementary School: 7:80 *U. 0 96 fTwo Aims have been provided row’s program, at a pollution program entitled j ;36 Valiance House in Norwich will suggest a paying sacrifice bid; 4 J 10 8 6 5 ♦ 7 iMinff « b . 1. ... . P ***- Plaiinlilg and Zoning Com- hraMit liiifBW b»n»«d over to South Viet- mission at the town office build- ^ by the local American Cancer TBie meeting is open to. aux- "Your Environment in South \ UA "Owl ft ’The Pussy Cat," address the adult drug educa­ or that he may make a favor­ SOUTH • fm.'- ^ ing; 8 p.m. crewel course at the Soctety and there will be a doc- iMory members of i^ ed organl- 7\l6, 9:16 able opening lead. The disad­ 1 0 5 Windsor" Wednesday in the tion class tomorrow night as 4 ®*®m®ntary school., tor present for a discussion nations, VkW Auxiliary East Hartford Drive-In: Re- vantage of bidding is that you 9 Q 10 5 In an operatic producUon has to know the capabilities of council chambers of the Town part of the weekly program be- ■W nam larmil Tuesday: 9:80 a.m. Blpmen- period after the films. bers, guests and friends. may tell the (^ponents where 0 AQ83 everybody we’ve been taUdnc: every ins^m ent and how it is ^ H all. aw l? im raivLi *®****o*Y ta ry M others Study G roup a t the Today, with early detectiem, played, ^though he doesn’C **East Windsor Drive-In: Re- ****** scho*® *J“ "® effectively at the home of Mrs. Edltha Blr- The women cemtribute to and pages at once. ’Ihls is bec^uise good results at tournament Workshq;) Series. p eriod 1905-1086 o r thereabouts the State Department of Health; New Officers state, and is located on the ing Houston experts, had no a g a ^ American and South mlngham on Lcmg Hill Rd.; 8 help in the annual cancer cru­ he has been conducting from Miss Derrick, a 1969 graduate as the "Golden Age" of Optra. Edward T. Geddes, president of The Andover Oongregatlooal K*«***ds of Norwich State Hos- trouble making six diamonds bridge. ^!T®**.*** ***" past.’’ p.m. Republican party caucus at sade, make cancer pads for use memory, and wants to catch his Vernon C opyrigh t 1971 This coincided roughly with the Sllent Glow Corp. of Bloomfield, church at its annual meeting P**®*- with the South hand. He feR am i^ced Oie elementary school; 7:80 p.m- at the Rocky HlU State Veter­ of Mcmcheater High Scho(d, Is place in the score again, in case General Features Oorp. tenure of Oattl-Casazza at the a manufacturer of pollution con- last month selected new officers It was ^cently announced sure that East held the Ung of adlnesB to go forward with a Congregational Church trustees ans Hospital and provide can­ one of eight students at ’liln- anything goes wrong. ity College In Hartford who Met, and it is true we had some trols, contracted by the town to and members to serve ard Members appointed dre as ing housed at the hospital due mation to chart a winning Locked in Home, timetable for withdrawal of aU ehurch; 9:80 p.m. AM church It also contributes a sizeable ®"*’’’ * *“"<* “Laugh-In" on tinelll, Flagrstad, Melchior, both ample, Connecticut Opera de­ forces was reaffirmed but with­ boards at the Congregational ,, Jr. of the J. E. Spehard Co. who follows: Deacons, Donnsd Carl- to lack of qaace at the House Feted By cou rse. out any new call for action, amount annually to the Na- Lehmanns, and so on. cided to do “Die Walkuere” for will represent Industry’s point berg, Lynn Row, Dave Munson; *tseU. Declarer drew two rounds of Fire Kills Three, ch u rch . ' Uonal Cancer Aid and Research ’*^® **^P formed last "The United States govern­ - What generally isn’t thought the first time. ’The conductor trumps, led a heart to the ace Wednesday: 10 a.m. Women’s Program which was establlstied y®ar by WUllam ("Oiip” ) of view. deaconesses, Lorraine Hess and This particular program in ment qentinuee to favor the neu­ of is that we had some very had never conducted it in public Terry V. Sprenkel, town man- Eve Warner; trustees, (re-elect- the drug series will also be giv- Colleagues and returned the low heart Stu(ty Group at the churclu 10 In 1947. Keyes, now a senior at ’Trin- Mother Arrested trality of Laoa and the restora­ great operatic conductors at before, and due to sudden sur­ ager will also be on hand to ex- ed for second terms) Richard ®n for the high school studenU a.m. Intermediate Sewing, glass ’ITie firs t y e a r’ s ca m p a ig n fo r **y- M iss D errick is * original members of the group. plain the town’s activities in en- Adams and John McCall; ®'®*>' 22. mixed emotions Saturday night with a good, casual motion, ed with the 1962 Geneva accords He Wins Predicted Log Contest Hert, DamroBch, Polacco, Bo- the last minute with a bass who vlronmental control and Mrs. stewardship, Wheeler Hess, Tlie next program in the at a testimonial dinner dance South put up the queen of ’Three children left locked in ,, •___. , vllle'; 1:80 p.m. Young-at-Heart 000 to help rebuUd the Jackson T**® comedy team puU on dansky and others. OatU, who had only sung the last act in their home by their mother died t aub at the'^urc h T T p .m . Jun­ Laboratory in Bar Harbor, several shows at ’Trinity each David Evans, chairman a t the Gem Marston, Cynthia Clark, adult series will be on Feb. 33, given in honor of former Ver- hearts without a quiver, ''be withdrawn from Lao territo­ was originally a naval archi­ concert, and had never sung the in a fire Saturday night, author- ior Girl Scouts at the school; 7 Grant M. Morris of Carpenter Rd., Bolton, past com­ Woods, district commander, made the presentation, Maine after it was destroyed year and has performed at Oxiservation Commission will Terry Estabrooki (Dua to the when Frank Culp of the State non PoUce Lt. Robert KJeUqulst ™ » of course, the wln- ry," the policy etatement de­ tect, had great understanding .of entire role in opera. itas reported. Two firemen were psn. Confirmation class at the witnessed by Mrs. Clifford A. Loomis, widow of the by fire. Paul’s Mall and Tlie Unlcmn, e :^ !^ the efforts of the com- reslgruition of Janet McCall, Youth and Children’s Services who was recently appointed nlng play. Since Gentry didn’t cla red . mander, examines the inscription on the Clifford A. opera as a structure in which While the bass was singing, a injured attempting to rescue tiie ch u rch ; 8 p.m. Mother’s Club at squadron’s founding commander. In the contest, «rfl>*** their anU-pollutlon there is a vacancy on the Department will speak about chief of the Coventry PoUce De- >o«« a heart trick he could af- "A new Indochina conference Loomis trophy he won for achieving the best score In 1949 several grants were both in Boston, the differing elements must in­ horn player, inaccurately count­ partment. ford to lose a q>ade. If Bast the home of Mrs. Dottle ’Thresh­ “^t. stewardship board.) drug prograitis in other towiui v ictim s. as prcqpoeed by President Nixon held on Long Island Sound o ff Duck Island, skip­ given to children suffering from Miss Derrick is the daugh- terlock. He also had had first­ ing some 90 measures of rest in m adl^ the league’s com- Also admitted as new mem- involving both young pele The dinner was sponsored by had put up the king of hearts, Police said Elisabeth Tisanta. er on Gilead Rd. among the Manchester entries in the District One pers pitted their boating skills against each other cancer and to institutions spe- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin hand experience with singers his part, entered two measures could accomplish this objec­ ~ Tltursday: 6:46 p.m. Junior mittee for the program is Mrs. bers to the religious education and the community at large. the Vernon PoUce Department *>e would have won the heart 8, Robert Lisanta, 4, and Ml- tiv e .” Predicted Log Contest held by the United States by taking into consideration boat speed, tides, cializing in their care. R. Derrick. Her brother, Bruce, and knew that to a singer noth­ early. ’This threw the other horn ^ . Choir at the (Ongregaticmal MacDon- According to Culp such pro- and was attended by depart- trick, but there would be no (diael Giles, 3, died when the Power Squadron last July. The trophy was present­ and currents, to determine the exact time they In 1962 the original program is a senior at ’rrinity. ing,. buL.nothing, was so impor­ players, and what was worse, it ment members, town (rfficials, spade trick for the defense; blase destroyed their two-story 0***^®*:: 7 p.m. Democratic tant as "m y voice.” threw the Wotan, who wasn’t Martha Anderson (on grams might involve parents, would approach each of a series of buoys along the Robert Hat- ^ board, also, the reslgna- teachers and students, o r ea ch Circuit Court 12 officials and South would cash the queen of wood frame home. 1 .^, y S -S«vl®t rty Caucus at the old Town ed to Cmdr. Morris at the tenth anniversary Man­ absolutely positive of his part. ^em im t in IMI to try to 2 l \ \ n Rt. 6; 8 p.m. Senior Viewing an operatic {Kroduc- other friends. hearts to discard the losing A fourth child, Luis Giles, 7, chester Power Squadron Founder’s Day dinner- five-leg, 31-mile course. This was all done without tlon as a structure, GahU put Under the circumstances, I ex­ J _i . ^ ®***^ard Yeomans separately, and ma^ center dls- Coffee wlU be served prior to leaves a vacancy to bo fiUod.) cusslwi on other problems be- Paul McGeary, Tolland Ooun- spade from the dummy, escaped injury. *‘®“- Choir at the church. dance Saturday at Willie’s Steak House. Robert help of a timepiece. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) the responsibility for a coordi­ pected the whole thing to fall tral country. Neutralist Prince thP •*°‘ **‘*** “ *« ®°®*al a ction com - sid es d ru g s. T his grou p prxKjesa ty probation officer was master The contract and the ojien- Friday: 7:80 p.m. DupUcate nated whole where it belongs, apart. The mother, Emma Jean Souvanna Phouma organised a ® mittee are Bette MacDonald, method is not senslUvlty traln- of ceremonies and PoUce Offl- UiS l®ad were the some at the bridge game at the church; 8 Finnaly there is the question; dissidents, all of which have with the conductor. Given the ’The conductor chose to GUes, 84, w as ch a rg ed w ith coaUtion regime pledged to neu- ° Broiled ,fo order and served with baked potato, Texas Keenan, Alfred Camp- ing, not* ’T-groups”, not thera- cer Forrest Hull was chairman other table of the match, but 1.. 1: ' p.m. Andover Volunteer Fire De- Should .the President authorize been suggested as poeslblUties. opportunity, the star singers straighten out the horn section criminally negligent bomUdde trallty in 1962, and he has been toast and crisp green salad with your choice of dressing. a w ^ period to follow. bell; flower committee. Mar- py, says Culp. of the affair, assisted by Lt. the outcome was different. Sontay Raid Showied Hanoi another such raid? But after ten years of war. will always make a hash out of first, and then cued the singer, and held in lieu of 83,600 ball for p^mler since. But the Oommu- , a t. ■ ^uare garet Yeomans; music commit- instead it is "an honest, less Clarence Neff and officers Roy South drew two rounds of T V _ . Sunday; 7:80 p.m. Lay School A im ing that the primary by the Pentagon’s reckoning, a production to gain advantage or at least reassured him that a hearing Monday, police said. nlst Pathet Lao elements with- tino’a ^®**"' if*’. Rarbaiu Patch, Margaret ctmtroversial a{q>roach and has McDonald and Leo Poirier. trumps, led a heart to the ace reason for such an exercise re- the mlUtary has learned enough over,others in the cast. In my he was right and that the orches­ Fire Lt. David Carey suffered drew from the coaUtion shortly ’ U.S. Want of Data on Foe Dance TOday from 8 to Vinkels. a very positive recepthm in Dennis More, (Coventry’s town and return^ the low heart a fte r it w as orga n ized and tlm “ '® C®****-®*®**®"®! C hurch. mains the liberation of pris- of North Vietnamese culture to opinion, no singer should ever tra was wrong. ’This is the sort second-and third-degree bums 11 p.m. at the W api^ Ele- Appointed as state conference schools and towns where it has manager offered praise for the from dummy, East played low (Oontlnuec) from Page One) — oners and that the views of realize they are not so unat- be entrusted with the overall of moment v^en you need five when he rushed into the house country has existed in a state of mentary Schotd. Club’s caller, delegates were Mr. and Mrs. been started." new chief. He said the day after very casuaUy, Just as at the Manchester Evening Herald for the ****^®r ***® Convention 1s respon- prisoners’ wives and loved ones tuned to American style foot- responstbilltlee of an opera score like anything. It is not in an attempt to save the chil­ turmoil and conflict ever since. IDETESmS Bob Grandpre wlU be at the John Parker; alternates, Mr. uon>h Andover correspondent, Anna violating, in fact (Chief Kjellquist took office, first table, MeanwhUe, Pentagon officials slble for their treatment. count for something, then per- ball and its Jargon. house. enough to know what the horns mike and Russ and Anita White and Mrs. Donnal Carlbeig; Tol- , there was a successful drug The difference was that East dren. He was taken to St. Luke’s Frisina, tel. 742-0847. m anner in w hich they ti'eat should be playing, yo uhave to Hospital in fair condtUem. Fire­ said most U.S. combat tro<^ At first the United States haps the best answer WS/S given maybe Hanoi would Unfortunately Ektwaid John­ will cue the rounds. AU club- land Association delegates, Mr. ^ ^® raid in the town. ’’People think had not bid at the second table, prisoners. denied responslbUlty although it in an son was entrusted with this Job should be playing, you have to man Joseph Birdsoll had minor will have left South Vietnam by denied responslbUlty although it in an ^ cle by Barbara necessarily be so surprised level dancers are invited to at- and Mrs. Peter M a r ^ T alter- se^fl^entW ^^^ he is reaUy it,” Moore said and South hod no way of guessing the end of this year, and the The Geneva Convention, which did prevail upon the Saigon gov- Ondrasik when Gattl-Casassa retired. (I ing and correct accordingly. bums and a possible fractured whose brother, a jj yjg commander-ln-chlef calls this brought a loud "He is” which ponent hqd the king of bulk of American forces re­ both the United States and ernment to clean up the condl- Navy Ueutenant, has been mlsS' __ admit there was a brief inter­ The conductor indicates the ^ voli;;;!tee.r" U C ^ from those attending. hearts. South decided to try a w rist. the same go-for-broke play maining wlU be consigned to Arraignment ff®**s after they were disclosed Ing In action since July, 1968. tw1pp“i„‘n rowT lude under Witherqxxm, anoth­ beat with his rlg^t hand. ’The Fire officials said the <»use of M anchester EVenlng H erald O ffice rs elected a r e : M od- ‘***'®®i*«* f* ¥ i***?f* Mayor Frank McCoy of Ver- finesse with the ten of hearts supplying South Vietnamese North Vietnam have ratified, congressional She is working with the Na- ^ ^ er singer.) Johnson thought like first beat in the measure is South Windsor correspondent, erator, Donald Richards; clerk, “f®***®*" Marks fire was still under investiga­ ncm said the town had mixed instead of playing the queeA. mlUtary efforts. recognizes two kinds of con- delegation. tlonal League of FamUies of a singer, and made a singer’s downward. The last beat is up­ Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-8874. Susan Baker; treasurer, fild- tion. Of Clergymen emotions about KJeUquist leav- West won with the Jack of The success o flast May’s al' fUct; International and civil Though the North Vietnamese American Prirtmers and Miss- decisions. The result was a fall­ ward. If there are only two 'beats Rev. Wilcox will diaciLM the Complaining T h ie f ward Teomans; financial sec* ing the Vernon force but they hearts, and South eventually Ued drive against war. If a conflict Is interna- legal positiem is considered ing in Southeast Asia, and right ing off from the standards that in the measuie, the conductor retaiy, Gerry Adams. “*® “*«* were happy about his new op- lost a spade trick as weU. At touched North Vietnamese sup- tlonal, then a full list of pro- weak by Miller, there is prece- after the Sontay raid she wrote: BECKENHAM, England (AP) hod ixrevalled in . the "Golden beats down, up. If there are portunity. the second table, East’s silence Begins Today Guard Patrolling serving as coimcu members- ^ Cov®**t*T^ ^ ply and tro baseshskHA* inIn Cambo­4*S9nr«Kn- ^ visions of the treaty applies dent for it .Miller pelted out "While most of the families • phiUp Goodhart, a conserva- A g e ." ' three, he beats down, right, up. ^ V: otAWAUJlg ^ Donald Richards **** **^“* ***® IBrogram o r to g et Mayor Mc(Coy said, "Bob has during the bidding and his cor- If there are four he beats down, help. dia provided the rationale for (Continued from Page One) to the treatment of prisoners, recently that the North Viet- approved of the Sontay raid t*ve Member of Parliament, got Since then the Met has had Liaroiina Cjtv In Helen Donahue; auditors exhibited the type of character rect casual play in hearts push- the cum nt South Vietnamese some fine conductors, but con­ loft, right, up, and so on. ’The The "Dialogue" number is adiich has nmde him stand out ed declarer in the wrong direc------» n t h *^ ***® *s a 9*^U war, namese are treating American (and all are eternally grateful himself re-elected to the House TOT s * -n. Qeoige Nelson and Allen drive into Looa. which is being P*7®»*»- ® couege teacner-nun, a provision of the prisoners in exactly the same to the brave men who volun- of Commons in 1970, but Oie vinced that it is the stars and left hand is used to cue entranc­ also being used in the WllUman- and win promotions.” Three tion. Silence may be goldra at WakeofRiotuig ^ backed- by U.S. alrpower, former priest who is married convention. Article 3, appUes. way the French treated Algeri- teered for the mission) they do year had its downs too. he teUs not . the opera that draws mon­ es, and to indicate nuance. tic a rea. former mayors under which the bridge table. * U 9 sources said. ’Jlie Justification, an ex-mm and 1s‘the sonto of a .jujg ugual beUef in the United ®** Prisoners during the Algeri- not endorse similar raids In the Constituents. In a new year’s ey to the bOK-office, these oon- When you see a conductor who VTLMINGTON NC fAPi Ubrailan Mrs. Adele Me- Special Meefing Kjellquist has served, were al- Daily Queotion thiotohs have. had little , or no beats both hands alike, you National Guard trotm natroUed ®*^'*® ***® Andover Public Li- Members of the First Congre- so present at the dinner, they As dealer, you hold: Spades, Utoy added, is saving American former cemgressman, and a states Is that North Vietnam is “ * War. future. Due to the lack of suf- message he reported: STEAK ****®a* > — — . — J . ------. 1— The French, who at that time flclent intelUgence to insure "As far as I was Concerned, authority and have been treat­ know immediatisly that he hasn’t thT ^te **“ «l®»-®<* a list of the *®“«*®* <^»*«** **'*** **»*«* ® were Herman Olson and Leo B. ® made of the Klngs- consolidation and Thomas Me- Answer: Bid three qpades if ’They are- Inals subject to the N u r e m b e r g Provisions to treatment of pris- the Vietnam war to .a footbaU ceived in the early hours of an 2 8 7 W est MlddfQ Tp ke., M anpfM elfr deaths during a weekend of sni­ .MilainoW on th e H o CW M lnh ------Mitrofxxilos, Reiner, Rudolph, he looks as though he were mix­ Cusker who was first mayor of you are not vulnerable, es- —Dr Eabal Ahmad 40 a fel- laws and thus exempt from the oners it took In Algeria. Hie game and has Indicated a re- autumn morning, when the man per and pT correspondent Holty Borden, director of administra­ same play again be- rther words he is unprepared. of Manchester L i^ ^ i sents this or not. In any event violence had faUed. Clementina"; Uris, "(JB VH”; <*antner, tel. 748-8TW. tion, who said that KJeUquist’s amith member of the Religious Order rX “* P"*”*® “* nanoi. uui me cause they aren’t expecting it.” ’These things should be obvious COLOR , the .hift of 29,000 South Viet- “*f Vietnam has acted as though the audience never takes the The exact number of guards- Weston, ‘"rhe Hoopoe” ; Whit------r post accomplishments are indi- presents of the Sacred H e t S v ^ has act^ as thwgh ig that the'Unlted States if the United States knew to the casual attendant, but they A T 7:99 OxHqo OOP. Into the ^ t**®^ 8a®ro<* H eart w ho has y ,g ,g ^ ^ a r (in to ? ^ r t e d trouble to leam much about the men on duty was not disclosed, ney, "Lost Island". cati(xt that he will continue to to extrem e miUtary more about the culture and so- aren’t. What isn’t apparent la nortbwertem part of South Viet- ^m ount y,g gy^y^g y^g *'*®°«®® conductor's Job. Forty-eight state highway pa- Adult non-fiction: Chevalier, measures to solve a problem. clety___ of______North Vietnam,______the the conductor’s knowledge of Yugoslav Sailor have success in the future. nom close to the Laotian bor- College, Tarrytow^ N.Y, To begin with, he has to be a trolmen also were assigned to "I Remember It WeU” ; Oonant, —Anthony ScobUck, 80, a for- ***®8^y intruded) Md lias gen- on the charge that the Hanoi photo interpreters would have the composer’s style and inten­ Toastmaster McGeary sum­ d er. idienomenal reader. ’Ihe vlolin- the city. "My Several Lives"; Hair, mer Josephlte priest in the Bal- ®” “ ^ applied stodards of toe govenunent was violating Inter- been better prepared to judge tions, his awarenes of the his­ Gets Chance To med up the feelings of those at­ w-aMiiiftii ist only has to read his i>art; A white motorist and a Negro "How to Protect Yourself To- timore M***«***” : M cG uff, “ W inning C roton o v e r Brother” oiganlzation in Ver­ pariah duties a year ago. Both international character” — a Convention are Uttle understood RANGE AND multaneously! As well as read- Firemen Pelted schschools ools. ** -^*”: Mumford, "Pentagon 5 “*® *"*®®*'®**«* *®t« *>1» chance to- non, the Explorer Scouts and al­ PETER SHAFFER’S admitted tampering with draft convenient statute^ Phr^ ing file mere notes,, he has to P o w e r" Nash, "Bed Rid- peared In a New Public Records SAT. 106-9:96-6:90- g W A C U U - k f 4 pjty admlntotration, said Sun- Sunday at 7:80 p.m. senUy they are restricted to top- turo; taking of hostages; de- UoS to “ c^^^ '('KI.. fi 1!'- T^iioAr^ufK w wiiiiAmiuwi Ubrary, located on the London restaurant Silturddy and Warranty Deed 7 0 0 • 9:90 Police ChlM H. E. WUliamson, comer of Rt. 6 and Long HlU asked for faHp, saying he didn’t SUN. 8:06 - 9:45 - 8:96- Speaker at this Sunny’s geoi^ ph l^ areM to and grading treatment; trails with- struction, so that the principles ^EtfPttttUt W Ptald n****®" are paid to Joyce A. and Benjamin Burba m/eettog wUl be the Rev. C!arl- around their resident states. |{(>ck\illi- I who has a 71-mM departmmt, k j .. i* open Monday evenings want to return toW s ship, The PUBLIC EYE 7 :1 6 -9 :1 6 ... , _ 4 out due pnxess of law; and thereof may become know to npgactaai fight fire but not to st<^ bulleto Jr., Ralph M. and Irene B. PubUdied DsUr B*Sfi*’t .Sundays o r r o c k s ." requested the curfew on a day- from 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesdays But local immigration officlala ton Young, chaplain at Blue ------di8crlmtoatl(m on account of , the entire population.’ and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street . - ______„ ___ , _ ___ . Boles, property at 67 Wads­ HlUs Hospital, Manchester Me- . race, religion, sex, class or Ifanebestiir: Ooim. (08040) A firem a n su ffered a flesh to-day basU from 7:80 p.m. until from 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 at first ordei^ qnitfco back worth St., conveyance tax $66. morial Hospital and the Hart- T aaf-c economic status.” wound in the leg Saturflay night 8 a.m. P-m.; Fridays from 2 to 6 p.m. aboard the Uberlan-reglstry Marriage Licenses THURS., FRI., SAT. ford Ooirectional Institution, If the war is a civU war then Second” ciaM “ p<2ti«e *PaM at ■ w*>«» »t«»c*( *>y one Of three bul- "I’ve lost control,” WUllam- and from 7 to 9 p.m., and Sat tanker on which he sailed here Rl(diard kOchael Jackson of FEB. 18. 19, 20 ( I STOM !ll()I.STK!{|>(; Manohester. (k»m. lets that police said were fired arho WlU discussuss drugs as view­view- ww -s the North Vietnamese are not son said earlier. "But I want to urday from 2 to 6 p.m. jt was only after a State De­ Revere, Mass, and Diane Louise SUBSCRIPTION RATES from a housing project at ftre- make it perfectly clear we now partment official and immlgra- ed from the religious-historical rroposals obligated to allow regular mall Morrissette of Branford, Fob point of view. o l n o V Cl One *" Advance men who had responded to a have the numpower and we in- Manchester Evening Herald tion nrwnijiii in Washington in- 13. TICKETS $2.50 flow between prisoners and six H onths"!!"'.i'.!i'.i'.'.'.'.'.ii loiso call to put out a minor rubbish tend to regain control as quickly Andover corre^ondent, Anna tervened, says Small, the At the meeting of Feb. famUieB,to disclose location of S co tch g ard cos! I’.-) you Tbrea MomUis ...... 7.80 Bruce Edward Hussey of Bol- as possible.’’ Frisina, ’TeL 748-9647.*" sailor was allowed to leave the 31, a physician from the Blue On Ecology camps or to permit international P.BHIC PHOTtCTOn One Month ...... 8.60 t<« and Franca Rodelll of Ver­ Students $1.60 Hills Hospital, where a great There were three arrests for ship again. non, Feb. 13. treatment prisoners must ro­ curfew violations Sunday night. A short time later, the ahty Groups of 30 or More deal of drug work and rehabU- (Continued from Page One) ly, Article 8 is somewhat more itaUon is being attempted, wlU Sporadic sniper fire continued. sailed with Saltko in a hotel on 82.00 Per Ticket was suggerted on noise, toxic vague than the rest of the con- Firemen Vote SpiR Oeared speak on the sulijapt front a aStevenson ie v g n m o n Mitchell,M u e n e u , 19,u f , wasw u b r ¥ i a . n m, shore, awaiting a (fiance today Sr. (Citizens ’Thurs. 86'00 REVERE, Mass. (AP) — ’Die medical standpoint. substances, sulfur emissions, v®"**®^ '«»*_***« ato****®*;^ ®< kUled by police gunfire Satur- i'O A C C C pt t^aC t to tell immigration officials here C A LL 646-0667 J reatment piisonan must ra* VWi.a9rtM.9M df AMlrtKS. IMC. Coast Guard said today about 20 day night. Harvey Edward what he wants to do. At the ^ m ee^. to t^e ocean dumping, and pesticides. toJedlately after cap- per cent of a spill of 100,000 gal­ W b^ got a Free Clumber, 67, was killed Sunday At New Haven Small says the men in the administration already turo and aiiUe under transfer lons of cU into the Chelsea River BECOME A SUBSCRIBER We finally came up with by what pOUce said was a sniper NEW HAVEN (AP) — Fire- restaurant understood Saltko to **“• a®***® *ff>*ltod authority to to prisons. It has been during has been cleaned up. 13 Tickets - 6 Shows the State Office of PubUc Health , . „ ,. L T T ^ bullet. men voted 287-171 last week to •** '**“*?** *“ t***® A spokeaman said the oil, All for 816.00 wlU sneak on drugs as viewed *®««»**»® I>e««®lde». *«t Nixon this period (hat American prls- a beautiful picture of a Volkswagen. Goad Bum or Wilmington, a coastal city of accept a wage proposal offer- ^ ^ back to my m to streomtoie the proce- oners have been subjected to spilled into the river Saturday Student Subscripticn 60,000, had been hit by fire- ing them parity with the police from an oil compfuiy barge, was 1” II nHrynm Hnicr oud give the admlnistra- indignity and danger from 810.00 ImoUcatlons of drugs < ^ <*"** tor of the Environmental Pro- N ^ Vletnamert) )tolagers. A Volkswagen starts looking every other car on your block JorM good Mds bombings, rock throwing and department by July 1974, union ***„,.* "* the shty. contained to the immediate area Call 647-9612 or write abuse. sniper gunfire since Wednesday leaders announced Sunday. toall ^ s the mm in the by a floating boom tmd ice. good when everything else is stuck in the snow. night. About 80 per cent of the ’Ihe offer calls for an im- *®‘^ac^ hta ■when SUBSCRIPTIONS, 22 Oak St. Tlie object of the seminar on ^®*’ P®***^®^ ®**‘ ®*^' udto f in is h their He said the cleanup operation drugs, according to pastor Ray- it was not only North starts looking bad. (A V\A/ goes very well in snow population is black. m ed iate raise 8»10 retroa ctiv e ****5* *°****** «** ***« “ **“ ■ should take another three days. Manchester, Conn. to Jan. l; another increase of •AZCAIN HOUU — NTH aNiMAS I Let's say it's late at night and because the engine is in the back. isTUZBAn : - i r.M. — au. h ati >i j adults and young people Uvtog y/ 8 but South Ifletnom as well, dinnen 81.000 by July 1. and a further ^ .SOFA or TWO CHAIKS FROM you can't sleep. It's 10 below It gives the rear wheels much Redding Officer boost o f 8200 by Jan. a. 1972. to a suburban commupity to President’s noise abate- ^“**®’* provaUed and you forgot to put antifreeze better traction.) '” *• ****®® ro*a®« would put ship was the ta^er understand some of the prob- program would authorise “P®** **** Vietnamese to Killed m Vietnam firemen’s^ salaries 8800 b ri^ PhUemon, adilch sailed with CHECK lems involved with drugs and a d ^ i^ to r to set lu ^ change their stand, • [ach Pii lO Stripppd tn Bare Frame liia g ^ ^ in your car. Let's say you make it into town • Broken Sprngs R; p'eced & Haiid-T-f-d ^ ■ DAILY the pe<^le who use them. It is inn standards for con- Strict adherence to the Gen- (AVWdoesn't use antifreeze. Kids love Bonanza Steak WASHINGTON (AP) — A 28- ***at of the average patrolman ^ *** m o w OWOW and the only parking space is the h (^ of the sponsors to aUey jitruction and tranqiortatian ®va (Convention, incidentally, • Brand N-j.'. SpririR Cushion'; House. And now, when they year-old Army officer from *** *be poUce department. The n a i B Help Our Benefits • Frames Hand' r.lished'Not Refinished! /, /,■ ■ Its engine is cooled by air.) half a space between a snow Redding U the latest Oonneotl- difference, Including any raise deUver many of the fears and alarms equlpmwit sold Ipjterstate. cut* *>®ff* *»ays. If all the artl- finish their dinner, we’li treat them , cut resident reported dead in negotiated by locpl pofice, would ®** to the Hess OU Co. whlch seem to face so many could »)■« require other clea are applied then the (Cen- • s Year V.' "a r,ty - Workmanship Let's say it's now morning: You plow and a big, fat wall. pedple within ouf community, products to be labeled with their vention provides that the start your car and thegas gauge to desert. There’ll be no ® Vietnam. *>® rilminoted by July 1974. FREE Extra Arm C o vers to Match Upholstery (A V W is small enough to fit He U 1st L t PhUlpp VoUhardt. The city eariier offered the BE A PATRON and to further lay a construe- nnisfi-r**«rtiir»(ng characteristics, United States, as the nation reads Empty. into half a parking space.) hassle getting them to eat The Pentagon iald he was UUed firemen 13,010 over 18 mcNiths— Premiere in Santa Fe tive foundation toward seeking gj| important factor in permit- which captured .enemy prlson- The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Worieshop (Even with a gallon left, you Let's say it's now 9:15a.m. and hardy. The whole family Feb. 2. ^ ^ more than the preimt offer SANTA FE. NJ€. (AP) — The sdutians. ' ting state and local noise contitd ers and turned them over to presents / Admlssian fees for the entire progtsims. the South Vietnamese for incar- should gq approximately 26 the'only other guy in (he office will enjoy delicious steak dinners. lA. VoUhardt was the son ff the poUce do not receive a Santa Sh Oj^ra wlU have six Mr. and Mrs. Philipp VoUhardt raise—but the firemen demanded productions, four of them new, three-^sesslon program are a |6 >nie President said be would ceration, is responsible for ^ M 3 - 4 1 S 9 l i miles in a VW.) is your boss. donation . per family; tickets ^ek authority for the adminis- umir traatment. That would You’ll enjoy the Sr. of Redding. parity with the police depart- in its I 97i seaeon, July ^^CAMELOT' Let's say you notice on your (Now what could be more through Aug. 28. may be obtained from any of trator to place strict limits on that the United States is price, too! the church deacons. ocean dumping to Unpinrtant (yuy ^ responsible for the way out of the driveway that beautiful than that?) WUUam J. Hartlgto, president The season wlU feature the MARCH 4th, 5th, 6th at 8:15 P.M. L / M See ya soon. of the flreflgfaten union, said world premiere of Heitor VUU- At the conclusion of the three- ecotogtcal area* to ban the .unggy Cage” found B O K Sm HALLBfARK CARDS Sr: ■ ’ m Cl/sti tih Fjbfn & Pij'.Ui Shj:., .. .i- \v he felt a contract could be Loboe’s opera, “Yerma,'’ and MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL week program, should interest duinping of wastes that a n dna- ^ the Con Son prison last year STEAK HOUSE THOUOHTFDLNliSS todicate further information on gerous to the ocean environ- visiting South 287 WMt MMdto Manohoiler signed "in the next few weeks." new productions of Vein's ICOUMl SHOP He said a Job actioir by the "Don Cario," Dtfenbach’e "The BENEFITS — Instructors of the Handicapped the subject U desired by those meat- Vietnam Manchester Scholarship Fupd. attending, representatives from Ocean dumping of any kind » • found in TED TRUDON. Inc. I Hilt < NorllMray Fliurmocy firem en —^whlch Included aom e G ra n d Du^P thL cagT^^ captured by do aome nonemergency jobs— Dutchmsn." This wUl be Santa Next tp Ncieh FREE PiF* .SC ; .j I I , M A I N S I . NA A N . H i . i probably would be ended. Fe’a first Wsgnerisn opera. -•0 ' ■ ■ *■ •- * .V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 PAGE FIVE

he was named coadjutor to' tee death. TTJs cannot go on.” tee (Jerman-speaktag rural Frenchman Has Chance archbishop of L^on. In his present post of secre­ Swiss Men Give areas of central Switzertoiqd. The Second Vatican Council tary of state, tee cardinal has 'Ihe mcEisure lost In only e i^ t brought him to Rome. He little by Uttle cut down on privl- Women the Vote ot tee country's ^ cantons and Of Becoming Next Pope served eis under undersecretary lege% for VaticEin residents. He hEilf-cantons, but women still -Mi^GIffiSTER EVENma-HERAIJ).JMANCttESIEELC0NN.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1!971 to tee council Eind drew the no- limited SEile at Job. Cardinal Villot When he feels a visitor has national elections and hold fed- Yemen, andtiny Uechtensteln, ton R. Sprague Jr., both of Man­ man chester, were married Saturday Vernon, exchanged v a in Ssdur- .Hkely to succeed moiti sem in a ry ^ particularly concerned with stayed long enough, he finds a eral office. The vote was 621,403 between Austria and SwlUer- I and lamp reflectors! ■' Pope Pi VI on hto retirement . tee financial plight of many way of ushering him out. One in favor of tee government- land. morning at St. James’ Church. day momlng, Jan. 9, at South, or deal The bride is the daughter of _ _ *'_^-*"*™***'" priests. “ The pEistor of the Ma- visitor remarked, "You find sponsored amendment to 323,696 Lleiditensteln will vote on the f United Methodist Church. The Cl , 66, to tall and signments, he was named a deletae in Paris hAs toii> much yourself being shown out, but opposed. Twelve years Eigo tee issue Feb. 28, and the outcome Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. C ^ - scent^ lamp oil, in all flavors qt. 884^ ^ The bride is the daughter of robust. He bishop in 1964 els a coadjutor money,” he ssild. "The pEistors without knowing how you got to ladies lost 654,939 to 323,727. of tee Swiss vote is likely to be lano of S9 B. Maple St. 'The a reputation-for ta tee Paris archdiocese. In 1969 Mr. and Mrs. IMlllam J. Len­ being lid. punctual' Eind of suburban churches starve to the door.” Opposition was strongest In followed. bridegroom is the son of Mr. opeTi-mlRdi and Mrs. Clifton R. Sprague of non of Hublard Dr. The bride­ CardinA^illot holds down the 20 Tower Rd. groom is the son at Mr, and The Rev. Thomas Barry of Mrs. Walter Hublard of Hub­ Vatican’s JPIo. t eind No. 2 posts St. James’ Church performed lard Dr. . under tltdVPope: secretary of the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. state a h « chamberlkln of tee The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, Church. In the first post, he acts Save An Extra Ralph Maccarcme was organist. pastor of South Church, per­ Rugged Polyethylene Bouquets of gladioli were on the as tee B/man Catholic Church’s Sunflower Bird Seed formed the double-ring cere­ "prime minister” ' and princlpEil altar. mony. James McKay was m:- 4 0 % O F F ^ The bride was given In mar­ colla b or^ r with Pope Paul. In ganist, and the soloist was Ron­ the seco^ , he has responslbUlty SHde-A-Boggan Our Regular Low Prices riage by her father. She wore ald Brlckson. An arrangement an empire gown of peau de sole, for administering Vatican pro­ of gladlcdl, p<»npons, and car­ perty Eind also would have tec appUqued with Alencon lace, nations was on the altar. C a ld o r ^ More fun than a sled! Easy Lace & Buckle Ski Bools seed pearls and crystals, and duty of ikUng tee Church from Choose from Milan, Caravane, Canazei. Fine The bride was given in mar­ tee d ea tf of tee Pope until a to handle... Great even for AllracI beautiful song birds to your yard designed wltt high neckline, grown ups! vinyls, below original costs. Sizes for riage by her father, ^ e wore succes^^is chosen. i99’ children and adults. fine quality sunflower seed. Big ’ lb. bag. bishop sleeves, and chapel train. a gown of peau de sole, design­ 'Die M ^ ch cardinal lus En­ Her elbow-length veil of silk ed with a Chantilly lace bodice, illusion was arranged from a quired wnp experience In deal­ Liorins ptioio NassMf photo high collar, sheer puffed sleeves ing with C|tarch problems from matching headpiece, and she of silk organza accented with carriedcam ea a colonialcoiuiuai bouquetu««uu=. v.of -nie engagement of Miss De- The engagement of lOsa Jan- tee teeolpgicEti to tee financlEil, Educator Approved Valentine’s Day Eind has-gained great prestige. c^nsUonB, roses and stephan- nlse Ann Raymond to PMlp et ^ c“ a p e ? S ® V S s t t o J ’ lace He spefkii' fluent ItallEin, tee ^ UK a- Rlopelle, l*oth of Man- ter to John P. Hussey of ^ everydaj^lEtaguEige of tee Vatl- 14K Gold & Sterling Silver! Mrs. Keith B o l^ r of B ^ Chester has been announced by cottvllle has been announced ygu gjuj iuuslon was CEin, witif 'bniy a slight French Kiddy Hartford, c o i ^ of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Val- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. attached to a seed pearl and iiccent. Rubberm aid " i S n e d “Jrtoi M ^ ere Raymond of 92 E. Middle Robert C. Knight of 63 Bva Dr. c r y ^ toadplece, and she car- As redtprrent rumors in Vati­ Charms r . ^ h e ^ Uce e C ^ bodice, Tpke., Apt. 6. Her fiance Is the s ^ of Mr “ can cirem have It, tee present 14” x 2 2 ” 0 Valentines 14k gold S.S. pontiff &'■, thinking of retiring I Love You Heart long sleeves, and moss green Her fiance is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. George J. Hussey of ^ ^ j T o s e b u ^ Bath IVlal 9 . 8 7 8.49 6 .7 9 2.99 2 .3 9 v ^ e t skirt. She wore a match- Helen CherwlnsW of WlUlman- 188 Taylor St., TalcottvUle. ^ when he^(6achea Eige 75, just 20 Our Reg. 39c tag velvet headpiece, and car- tic. Miss Knight ta a 19M gr^u - ctyted and fashioned by the months jivwn now. Michele Car­ Cupid Reg. Reg. Bluniinated 4x 4.99 3 .99 1.99 1.39 ried a bouquet of yeUow sweet- Miss Raymond is a 1970 grad- ate of Manchester H l^ School onoe. dinal Pellegrino, archbishop of heart roses and yellow and uate of Bast Catholic High and attended Southern Connect- Miss Karen Wilkinson of Turin aiiX ^friend of Pope Paul, Rubberm aid Today. Tortiorrow. Reg. Reg. Slide Viewer 7 .9 9 2 .7 9 bronze color mums. School and to attending Man- Icut State College. She to a Jun- Abtagton, Mass., was maid of .'niggestedrin late November teat lO'/i” Diameter Forever 9.99 3.49 Bridesmaids were Miss Marie Chester Community CoUege. lor at Lyndon State CoUege, honor. Her mint green gown speculation about a papal retire­ Reg. ment should not be tsiken light- Sinfrle Turn Table i . 5 7 'Caldor Reg. Botterton of Manchester and She to employed at Sears and Lyndonvllle, Vt., and to major- was fashioned with a brocade Priced Love Disc 5.99 4.79 2.49 1 .99 Miss Barbara Krallk of Bast Roebuck Co. tag in elementary education. empire bodice and velvet skirt. ly. 1 Large assortment, includes Hartford Their gowns and head- Mr. R l< ^ e attended Wind- Mr. Hussey to a 1966 gradu- 'ghe wore a matching headpiece, Others.^3ldes CardtaEil Villot 1.87 gummed envelopes. For boys, I4K Gold & Sterling Silver pieces ^ th slmUar to those ham High School and served in ate of Rockville High School and carried bouquet of assorted thought to be "papabiU” —In Rubberm aid Optical design yields big images. Uses 2 bat­ girls, teacher. NhssUf Iteto consideration for Pope—are two teries, not included. Bracelets worn by the honor attendant, the U.8. Air Force. He to pres- and attended the University of yeUow and white flowers with 10|4” Organizer ^ and they carried' colonial bou- enUy employed by Onglla and Hartford. He to a senior ma^i^ yeUow streamers, MR. AND MRS. GARY ALAN HUBLARD fellow French cardinals, Gab­ quets ot yellow and bronze Gervastal Construction Co., in tag in psychology at Lyndon Bridesmaids were Mrs. riel Garrone, head of the Vati­ Twin Turn Table 1 VSl 14K Our Reg. 17.95 9 .88 can (Congregation for Education, color mums. Glastonbury. State Oiarles Kalber of Manchester, VS2 I4K Our Reg. t B M 1 5.8 8 Robert Hamilton of Wethers- "Hie wedding to planned for No date has been set for the gj^jer ot the bridegroom; Miss and Francois Marty, archbishop Save an Extra Save an Extra Burian-MoflS photo Rubberm aid field served as best man. Ushers June 5 at St. Bridget Church. wedding, BUen Wann of Manchester, of Paris imd head of tee French J2 S.S. Our Reg. 3.39 2 .6 8 MRS. CLIFTON R. SPRAGUE JR. conference of bishops. TVo Ital were Michael Vozzolo of Wind- cousin of the bride; and Miss Ap|)li(|ue Reg. 10.99 Bonnie Jo Adams of Glaston­ PLAZA DEPT. STORE ian prospects are Antonio Cardt 4 Large, 14K Gold Monogram sor Locks, cousin of the bride­ 3 Small bury. Ihelr gowns, similar to (We Bate A Notton To Please) nal Poma, archbishop of Bolog 25% OFF 50% OFF groom, and Joseph Salozzo of Batb Tull Appliques the honor attendant’s, were de­ na and heEid of the Italian bish 1 . 0 7 Initial Tie Tac Hartford. B. ssimw-ic TPKE. (Next to Popular Blkt.) Our Regular Low Prices 8 . 8 8 ZagliO'Amirault signed with mint green velvet ops- conference, Euid Cardinal Our Regular Low Prices on Mrs. Catalano wore a gold (NPEN 'w jw .. t b u b s -k.e w - 9 Pellegrino himself. and white brocade ensemble, empire bodices and forest Johnny The, last non-Italian Pope weis with gold accessories. ’The green velvet skirts. ’Ihey wore AdrlEin VI, a Dutchman who Snow Shovels & Pushers Lighting Bace Sets bridegroom’s mother wore a mint green velvet headbows r est s e l e c t io n o f with veils, and carried bou­ VALENTINE CARDS. CANDY & GIFTS held tee office 1622-23. peach color wool crepe dress Before tee Second Vatican Bc- AH LP Records in our Inventory in our inventory with matching accessories. Both quets of assorted yellow and ARE AT PLAZA! umenicEil (Council, a non-Italian SAVE had corsages of white cymbid- white flowers with white Pope waf'Virtually unthinkable. Examples: Cyclone, Le Mans, jump sets, bill climb, com­ * 4 ium orchi Is. streamers. by these Reeording Artists petition sets. No rain checks. David Jones at Bolton served, Now tee Roman Curia, or cen­ Our Reg. 2.99 Now 2 .2 4 A reception was held at Wil­ tral Vatican governing Ixxiy, is as best mian. Ushers were Our Reg. 6.19 Now 4 .6 4 lie’s Steak House. For a n o ^ - greatly ‘Tntemationallzed,” so Our Regular Charles Kalber of Manchester, Chicago a Santana a Elton John • Led Zeppelin 4.49 to 21.99 em motor trip, Mrs. Prague Cardinal. Villot and the other 2.24 to 10.99 wore a lavender crushed velvet brother-in-law of the bride­ Carpenters • Three Dog Night • Janies Taylor groom; Wayne Lennon of Ver­ French prospects stand a much pantsuit. ’The couple will live better evince. Dionne Warwick • Jackson Five • Diana Ross in Manchester. non, brother of the bride; Glen Caniptiell • B.J. Thomas Douglaa Friedrich of BlUngton, Even as late as April 1966 the Mrs. Sprague, a graduate of old antiforelgner feelings were HOUSEHOLD HELPERS Manchester High School, to em­ cousin of the bridegroom; and James Tomko of Manchester. rife In Curia. Stiff opposition ployed at the Fuller Brush Co., met Pope Paul’s appointment of Proctor- Silex Bast Hartford. Mr. Prague, Mrs. Lennon wore a mint AMETHYST Albums conlaining more tiian 1 I P. multiply by following prices. /J General Electric green silk shantung ensemble CardlnEd Villot to succeed Amle- also a graduate of Manchester lo CardiiiEil Cicognanl eut secre- High School, to employed at the ^ with black accessories and _ D498 E598 iVooMa p t ^ cors®*® o* yellow rooes. The tEiry of (state. The Pope was Ironing Table Spray, Steam & Dry Iron Hartford Insurance Group. The engagement of Karen The engagement of Miss Mae jj^degroom’s mother wore a is for called a FrEincophlle by some Clark Johnson of Manchester to DePlante of Manchester to pole turquotoe brocade oppoaento', With Free Pad and Cover Bulthnis - Obrien Roger Alan Netoen of Trum- James B. Golden Jr. of South with matching accessories and Th# endrgetic, hard-working 'Stm- Cardteal Villot won over hto cu- rfRH.n of Man. announced by her vvindsor has been announced by a coraage of-pink roses. Our rial -collaborators. They have 2.94 3.44 Steam vent for cooler, quicker iron­ Our Katherine OBrton trf ^ - mother, Mrs. Doreen C. Man- ” ^ A reception was held at WU- FEBRUARY Reg. ing. Height adjuster, easy roll wheels. ^ e ^ r Md Charles J ^ d t t a t e ^ jTt Blue Ridge Dr. r, iis.- Steak House. For a motor nofw eulopted him as one of their 10.95 Reg. of Cheshire ^were m arted tot- daughter erf the Mario DePlante of 46 Coolldge Pocono Mountains in own. ;etace hto appointment, he F698 995 8.87 19.97 urday mondng Jan. 16 at the Robert M. Johnson. St. . .. , „ Pennsylvania, Mrs. Hublard $ 6 0 has never taken a vacation ta Church of the A w m p t i^ fiance to the son ot Mr. Her fiance is the ^ of Jfc. ,,^oco a lavender and white her- Franc*. Neither has he bnxight 15.97 ’The bride to the daughter of Alfred G. Nelson of and Mrs. James B. Golden Sr. rtngjjone pantsuit with black ae- .. .and for all the lucky ones whose birthdays In French prelates to help run Mrs.r Agnes » o. x»H. rt'-B O’Brien on of Man­ an. ip^mbull. of 898 Foster St., South Vfind- cassorles. Tlie couple is now fall in this month. We have many beautiful the secretariat of state. He does 3.94 5.88 Double non-stick coaled sole plate with 2 spray setlmgs, Jo vents, chester and the late Joseph L. sor. not even smoke French Gau- 32 Oz. Liqnid Woolite water window guide. )?FI0IWT . .. kUss _ Johnson______is a 1967„ ------grad- „ . living at 1904 Old Main St., ways for you to give genuine amethysts. One loises, as has been reported. He O’Brien. ’The bridegroom to the Manchester High School Miss DePlante, a 1970 grad- HartfortL notable way shown here; a marquise-shaped son of Mrs. Janet B. Bulthuto graduate from the uate of Manchester High School jgrs. Hublard to a graduate prefers'jChesterflelds. Cold water wash for all synthetics, silks, blends. Use of Chicago, ni., and the late university of Connecticut this to attending the Creative School RockvUle High School and amethyst in a handsome 14K gold ring with Tha-cardinal has made an ef­ for all fine wasbables. 1.37 William Bulthuto. June. Hairdressing in Hartford. Hartford Secretarial School. two side diamonds. ^ fort to get to know his whole ’The bride was given in mar- j^jj. fjelson is a 1964 grad- Mr. Golden, a 1970 graduate employed as an execu- staff well. He to said to have a riage by her brother, E. Jerome unt® of Trumbull High School of Bast Catholic High School to yy® secretary for the Detrex special gift for getting tee best O’Brien of Manchester. I t o . mid a 1968 graduate of the Uni- employed at the Hartford Police chemical Industry, Inc., of EASY PAYMENTS out qf hto subordinates. Hto George J. Stamler of Manches­ veralty of Ooimecticut. He 1s a Department. South Windsor. Mr. Hublard to INVITED brown eyes are sharp and pierc­ Power W oolite 13% Oz. ter was matron of honor. teacher at the St. Stanislaus No date has been announced ^ graduate .of Howell Cheney ing. David Walnwright of Wethers- Elementary School in Meriden, for the wedding, When called to be secretary of Technical School and had some Protect you fine clothes - use for all washable wools, flrid served as best man. Us­ state, tee cartenal said he wwld A June wedding to planned. post-graduate woric at this blcndj; ca3hmeTC,-ctc; hers were Robert Fitzgerald of school. He to employed as a ma­ be primarily concerned with Hamden and Frank J. O’Brien, chinist at the L. M. Gill Man­ performing his duties "in a filial of Long Island, brother of the dependence” on tec Pope, and ufacturing Co., in Manchester. JEWEUfiS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 bride. Wedding with ‘‘absolute fidelity toward After a reception at the Man­ Downtown Manchester at 968 Main Street hto persoi^, his ruling and his ac­ chester Country Club the cou­ tion." Klear Floor Wax by Jolinson ____Alrabury - Dimock Qnils Global Solo ple flew to Bermuda for a wed­ But os prime counselor to P ja t m AustraUa (AP) — Pope Paul, tee BYench cardinal Our ding trip. Mrs. Nancy Bantiy Dimock of Coleman A Johnson’s Klear protects your lovely floors, won’t General Electric Manchester and Dr. Robert Cmdr. BUI King, a 60-year^d serves aH'ohythtag but a rubber yellow! 27 oz. size. gg^’ British yachtsman, has caUed stamp. His subordinates report Haley f>hoto Jirfinsoii Alesbury of -Beaton Portable Heater T o U a n d were iparried last Wednesday off hto attempt to soU around he always says what he has on 2 Burner Stove or MRS. EDMOND SONNIKSEN ZAGLIO by the Rev. Felix M. Davis, tee world alone. He said be. had his mind. Vesper Heads pastor, in the chapel of Second hurt hto hand on the trip out About one year ago there Double Mantle Lantern Jeanette Lucille AmlrauU and Zaglio of Manchester sister of Congregational Church. from England and couldn’t go iFrrs were rumors of disEigreement Swivel Action O’ Cedar Dnsl Mop After a short wedding trip, oa. with tee way Pope Paul was Fcoiioniical stove has quick cooking Now T h e Staff At Only! the couple will live at Ambas­ King aaUed frenn Plymouth, handling tee Dutch Church’s de­ regulated name. Nickel plated fuel YOUR CHOICE tank, copper brazed. Heavy nickel of Manchester, were united in j^y jj y ^^5 his brother’s Roaring Brook sador Dr. in Manchester. England, Sept. 12 In hto 42-foot FORMAL mands for a married clergy.^ KK)% virgin nylon yarn. Pad is removable for wash- I J afternoon best man. Ushers were Peter The Vatlcah denied tee rumors, chrome grate, jjtd’ SW'b). ing. Light and easy to use. ^ ^ M P ^ marriage Saturday junk-rigged sloop Galway Blas- Twice tile liglit from the double at St. James’ Church. ZagUo of New York City, broth- and Cardinal Villot took a per­ George T. Vesper of Bakoe m jm * w v • . er n . It was hto third attempt to We mantle lantern. Steel fount bolds 2 Instant heating ribbon type element. I .OOOwalls radiant heal. The bride to the daughter of er ot the bridegroom, and Curtis ^ ^ herpetologtot, has been X O w iyV n tliStO Ty sonal hand In solving tee dK- 11.47 aaU solo around the worid. He pute by flying to Paris for se­ pinisof fuel. iC::0Fl>).‘i 13.881 Tip-over switch shuts healer off, ijlll 14 Mrs. Lionel Amlrault of 37 Parker of Norte Attleboro, appointed director of the Roar- Rent Today to Monday, Feb. 8, the landed in Fremantle Sunday aft­ cret talks with Bernard Jan Lenox St. and tee late Lionel Mass. tag Brook -Hature ' Center in S9th day of 1971. There are 828 er five months alone at .aea. Amlrault. The bridegroom to a reception was held at tee ctonton. 7) 1*^ Cardinal Alfrink, primate of days left in the year. T won’t try a voyage Uke it Anacin Famous Brand tee son of Mrs. Edmond R. home of tee bridegroom’s mote- jj® to replacing John satcbell Loring photo It • • • • • Holland; A few days later the Waller Kidde Soda King Chargers Today’s highlight in history: The engagement of Miss Rob- again,” he said. "For a man of Zaglio of 63 S. Lakewood Circle ®r_ The couple will live In Sun- haa directed the center for Use ‘Her tmek Dutch cardinal was received by Cristy Dry Gas On thiB date in 1904, the Japa.- Holmes of Windsor niy age the strain is too muchr- te W M T ess$t Pope Paul and dialogue between lOO’s and tee late Dr. Edmond Zag- deriand, Maias. the past three years and who w*. z_ physically and financial- Fits all brands of syphons. Salt and Our Reg. HoUandEtad tee Vatican was re­ 1.19 llo, “ “za^uTis...... a 1969 graduate..... T irvir“or"^er^;^ ^ ^ EVQtYTHINa sugar free. The Rev. Thomas F. Barry qi me umvoioikjr v.viu>av~«.u> ana- lo conunuo wwia »ai ^ Riumo- Tnrwnrnr stored. Box of 10 Boxes Absorbs moisture In gas ot tee Utaverslty of ^ e < « c u t and to continue work on a R ^ J a p a n ^ War. FOR WEDDDiOS 3.99 of St. James Church perform- School of Nursing. Mr. ZagUo to ®n environment. Vesper began Arkansas troops by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whether Cardinal Villot differs system, checks carbur­ ed tee double-ring ceremony, a 1968 graduate of Brown Uni- hto duties at tee 90-acre wUd- u.g. arsenal at Utile Dean Holmes of Windsor Lodes. AND ALL with Pope Paul on such things etor icing. Limit 5 per 1.06 customer. 29c Her fiapee to the son of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was veralty and to attending gradu- nf® and nature tract, which to o ^ i , „ aoutkem stetea were FORHAL as tee bEUi on artificial birth Bottle ot too, reg. 1.09 & oi^antot. ate school at tee University of « mUe. weat of Hartford, last Si^ f o ^ i S “and “ Mrs.^ WUUam T. Mehl of U OCCASIONS control to not easy to discern. Hoover Spin-Drying The bride was given in mar- Massachusetts in Amherst, week. ™ v ® n u n e n t^ ^ » IN STOCK The cardinal keeps his views In­ riage hy her brother, Roger L. Mass. He spent two years in tee Vesper left a career in Indus- Scouts of ^ im w , a i m g r ^ u ^ side tee Vatican. He does have Johnson & Du Pont Windshield Amlrault erf ToUand. U. S. Army after graduating try a year ago to begin work j^®rt®a f o n ^ . School tGLOBEj NothhirtoH EUi open mind Eind a readiness to Spray De-Icer Mtos Lorraine Amlrualt of from Brown. The couple are ©n a master’a degree in zoology te i m duringdurtag Wor—world W___ ^__ Stanadyne In ^ Travd StnriM ^ •wzjr for... dig deeply for solutions to prob- Johnson Manchester, Sister of tee bride 1964 graduates of Manchester at the -University of Connecticut. . person w m rihot hi ^ ^ graduate len\Si Ida associates say. Washer was maid of honor. Mtos Laura High School. BarUeruaxuer hene hadnaa studiedbvuuicu bothuvsu en-oii- vUlaxeevIiIocpm neartiaai- Warsaw,Wat« a.w Po-x-z*- . ^ . ^ S55 MAIN STREET ■at to impossible to teach Baby Powder Wide coverage spray, won’t gineering and business admlnto- i™ . ii*f^H aal' for tee deaths Manchester IDgh School en- scientific untruths,” he once smear. Scraper cap removes teotiorin d obtained a degree tered thetee-Marine Marlne Corps in 1966 ^ 643-2165 said before becoming secretary bab> loose ice. Harmless to car fin­ ta ^taw_ atotal^^ at soviet Premier Geor- and served IS months in Ifiet- yA n ilu rtaed ngei of state. povviler 0 ish. tee University of Hartford. He ^ Mai®nJu>v resigned and was nam. . He*“ is also employed by Vehertw for nl AMhMe,^ Associates charEicterize him has completed aU course work fk<,ceeded by Mm ^ Nikolai VSellnMifto Md ______Eis' a mEUi of bEdEuice, one who $ ^ Choicest Meats In Town! for tee zoology degree and wUl Butoanln. The wedding Is planned for cEiii calm a crisis by admonish­ Windshield Washer write . his thesis wfaUe at tee ' ^ Yeara Ago July 81. ing: “ Let’s not be too dnimatic Chocks Vitaminsl w l l^ e center. Britain said tee facts of Inter- about tills.” Anti Freeze Solvent One of the founden ®f ^ national life require Communist Before Pope Paul suminoned Herpetological Society which CHOCKS with Iron TUESDAY ONLY SPECIALS! China’s entry into the United him ”,to second and support our Nine Keep;! washers working - Btudlea reptiles and amphibians, ■Tarty'work.” Jean Marie ViUdt 2.49 Washes fast - do a load in 4 minutes! Spins 3^1 to 3 Lb. dry quickly, no plumbing needed. Store hi to 20 below zero. Re- p ' Vesper is now its president. Five Yearn Ago KEYPUNCH had proven himself as a teach­ Bottle ’ moves road film, grime. A native of -New York State, er^ a pastor and £ui administra­ bne place, roll lo use lit another. FRESH CHICKENS LB. 2 9 ^ President London B. Johnson of (>0 CHARGE i t : J) Pre-mixed, .--MM Gal. south ^ etnam e.; leaders OPERATORS tor. 1.47 resident since 1666 and to a ended a mld-Pacific conference FANCY graduate of RockvUle High with the so-called -Declaration IN DEMAND v a l e n t in e d a y CAUF. BROCCOLI BUNCH 3 9 ^ ^ r <^I West‘S . CARDS.— CANDY kotK YH ILL MANCHESTER IVON WATERBURYtSolt: Moiday thru Wediesday ■nBitoavB.ovMAiiisnnr 114S Toliand irpka Albany Ava. ■ f r e e g if t WRAFPINO! Silas Ptana Highway Lakawood & Wolcott Roada ob DIAMOND CRYSTAL Ib. VIMbUlO. P«)pl.. IBM KEYPUNCH Mi-wi Bu m sn «r. MAMOsm Exit 93, Wilbur (irott R . thri Fri. f:3Q A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Intaraaetion of Exit 24 & Int 01 Pkwy at Tolland Tpke Rta.44 \ -i- One Year Ago orAh MoanAV m u SAiuasAY oooto tat PKG. 1 0 ^ nuMOAT an TO MO SotBrAfly 9 / M. to 9 P.R. TABLE SALT An ejqiloalon wrecked tee HARTFORD ACADBOCY U rthurldrub Odwritorw locatKi In Brookflald. Hamdan; Nonwalk. BlvanidiL &tawford..W.aJliiwfoB»a B4dfanLHllhJ^Pa»on. g4>kikil’jyiqp.ingaf Flails, ramjnghawL hlqrthiWBrto^ VAUBNTDnE OAT Soute Vietnamese government’s OF BUSINBS8 ' 196 TrumbnU St. a— --- g— A / CARDS — CANDY new center in downtown Saigon. Moving to B lstu^ Comer W AMMiMMCOTWSn V MiVTWIMB 7 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET If BXB g if t WBAPPDfO! Wart HartfMd aQ V Bv An PROFESSiOM^ r If tee bocks of picture frames TBU 6Bfr«US U j PH0T06RAPHIIIS ^ "A., 317 Highland St., Manchesfer— Phone 646-4277 ARTHUR RRUa are lined with strips of adhe­ APPROVED BY THE 75 iagpeHt.. MiRitiiltir sive foam rubber, they wlU not STATE BOARD OE EDUCATION lYAPPonmeireaT make' marks on the walto. Read Herald Advertiseinents

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I ' ►, >r». ,.4 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. Fi’^RUARY 8. 1971 //■/ / - , ■ 7 fWattriypHtpr ' It BO happens that the new increai^ In Twister Hits ^Monsters of the Laws^ letter rates threatens new injustice iEttpttin^ ^pralli against letter writers, in that it would , In Florida, Ervin Says of Snooping ctmtinue to charge them more than their PUBUSeUD BY TH^ WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen. sonal beliefs and private lives of HBRAU> P R n m N O CO.. INC. own service. costs, which means they 13 Blssell Street 100 Injured Sam J. Ervin says he has asked citizens where no probable ICaiKdieater Conn. are, every time they send a letter, sub- 4. . ««.. cause exists to beUeve they are THOMAS F. FBRQUSON three Cabinet officers to testify crimes.” WALTEUt R. FERGUSON sldixing some other class of user of the . ODLiF BREEZE, Fla. (AP) — Pubitahers A tornado Injured more than 100 during broad hearings on wheth- ^ subcommittee aide said no FVMinded October 1. 1881 postal services. personh and did an estimttied $3 er the federal government reply has been received fronj PuNlabed Every Evening Except Sundays We not only b ^ e v e that the letter mllUon damage In this sleeping sometimes -violates the Ckmstitu- Mitchell’s office on whether the and Holldajra. Entered at the Poat Office at Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Hail writers should not be compelled to sub- Panhandle city Sunday. tion by snooping on Its citizens, attorney general will testify. Matter The hearings will open Feb. 23 'Volpe was asked to discuss sldixe other users of the mail services. ' About 80 of thoee injured SUBSCRIPTION RATES when the twister hit were treat­ and win focus on the Bill of March 11 his department’s com- Payable In Advance We believe that, if it should prove ed at hoepltals and released, Rlghts, alleged military snoop- puterized national data bank of One Year ...... *30.00 •jj.. Six Months ...... 13.60 necessary in order to give letter writers ■Hie rest were given first aid by Ing on civilian groups, and gov- driver’s license holders, Three Months ...... 7.80 ermnent use of computers and The subcommittee also plans One Month ...... 3.G0 a stable, low, permanent rate, they are Red d o e s workers, and one man was hospitalized with a data banks. to hear from cairistopher Pyle, ' MEMBER bF ' the ones who should be subsidised, if broken nose. Ervin, in a speech prepared lawyer and author of several ar- _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ibe Associated Press la exclusively en­ anybody is to be subsidised. ------Bfoet of the injured lived in for delivery on the Senate floor tides on surveillance activities titled to the use of republlcatlon of all the English Oove Apartments, a today, said many data-gather- ©f the Army_ Intelligence Com­ news dlspcUches credited to It or not other­ There ought to be a victory for peo­ wise credited In this paper and also the five-year-old, 112-unit complex. ing programs on citizens were mand, and John M. O’Brien, local news published here. ple, once In a while, and a refreshing "undertaken in the pursuit of a who reported that Army units All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ Mayor C.E. Caudell said dam­ patches herein aret-alao reserved. touch of defeat for those who assume age at the 18 million apartment number of hlgh-soundlng-£ederaL_ni£mitored the actl\Hties of a complex was estimated at about programs, worthy In their in- number o f . top Illinois officials, The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ there are no Umlts to what the pub­ sumes no financial responsimlityIty for typo-tyi $1.2 million. The nearby Gulf ception. including Sen. Adlai E. Steven- graphical errors appearing _n in advertUe-advertli lic can be forced to take. Just tecause it Breeze Cottages suffered about IV' "But," be added, “ because of son m and former Gov. Otto mcnts and other readlhItog matter in The Manchester Ehrenlng Heirald. almoet never does rouse Itself to defend $100,000 damage to 18 of Us 20 their scope, they threaten in op- Kemer. units, Caudell said, and resi­ eration to become, and in some Army officials also are to ap- Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- its own interests. lon Post News Service. dents of 70 apeulments at Eng­ cases actually have grown to pear, as are representatives of Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. lish Cove lost about $300,000 be, monsters of the laws, stalk- the computer industry, „ I^bllshers Representatives — Mathews. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agencr worth of personal belongings. ing the privacy and trampling Ervin said government black- — New York, Chicago. Dettoit and Boatori An All-American Need? Damage to homes and other the 1st Amendment rights of In- lists of those _who disagree with MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- buildings in the city would dividual citizens,’’ its policies are not new but "the TIONS. Those tobacco companies who are reach another $1.4 million, Cau- ffei Asked to testify were Secre- efficiency -with which it is done dell estimated. DUplny advertising cloalng_ hours now seriously engaged in experimental tary of Health. Education and now makes it a vital consUtu- Jnr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. Sheriff’s Deputy Donald Park­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. Welfare EUllot ti. Richardson, tional problem as never be- For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday progress toward a cigaret the federal er of neighboring Escambia Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and fore." For Ihursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday health auUuUities will ^>prove as a County said the apartment com­ Transportation Secretary J o h n ------~ 1 P-">- Wednesday. Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day ne- plex “ looks like a bomb hit. And A. Volpe. rpre publication. 6 p.m. Friday for healthy experience are to be compli­ Saturday and Monday publication. that cottage' area across the Ervin said Richardson will be mented for that occasional -kind of road was fifUtened.” questioned March 11 on ways in FAMOr.S Monday, February 8 selfish endeavor which, if successful, More than 100 persons were which Social Security numbers HI DSON VIT.VMINS would create untold benefits for the en­ homeles^l IMany were housed are used. He said the secretary and for the/nlght in a school and a already has directed the Social tire society. » Meth^idist church, while som^ DRI G PROm t TS Why Not Both? Security Administration to re­ There is little doubt that, if the health were given quarters in private view the increasing use of So­ .Vvailalili' .\t homes. Liast Friday, when the Astronauts were clg^aret arrives Irl time, it could save the cial Security numbers for identi­ \VP:U)0.N D R IC ( o. 'Tomadoes also ripped through fication purposes. taking’ their first walk on the moon, C «i- television netwoiics from that sudden 7fi7 .Main Strcr'l ■ a yacht club in Clearwater -Mitchell will be asked to re­ soiidated Eldison had to make a cut in its economic disaster which has descended Beach and caused about $200,000 port March 9 on the govern­ .-\t ttio 8an¥- I-oH damage In St. Joseph’s County. power now to New York CJlty and ar­ cm them since Super Bowl Day, and ment’s constitutional power “ to I)irect-Ry-M:iil Price order or conduct surveillance range to buy additional power from out which has plunged them into all kinds of Ask for Fr$v Catalog and to acquire information on of state. drastic economies. lawful political activities, per- In back of the television networks Open Forum This was because there was an un­ ■ iv-'*’' there stand, also in need of some guar­ . C',.' .. ■ usually heavy daytime use . of televisitm (Continued from Page 8) antee of future life, all those football and sets. contributors the legislator baseball and basketbctil and hockey shbuld be ceureful to avoid con­ This was a reversal of the normal teams whose performances televislcm flict of Interests. In my cose I Troop 25 Scouts Get God and Country Award anxiety during a space operation. may not be able to afford to carry with­ PtK>()ovrB(it>ed by Bylvian OfUm) received a total of $471. as con­ tributions to my campetign; out the help bf an occasional cigaret SOFT AND CLINGING God and Country awards were presented to six scouts of Troop Kimball; they are 1970 recipients of the award. During the Normally, we wonder whether the men $871. were contributed by in­ three-year program, scouts get instruction from troop leaders, (xnnmercial. dividuals, friends and sup­ 25 at Center Congregational Church yesterday morning, during and instruments up in space are going Scout Sunday observances. The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, pastor, the clergy, and from church officers. They are reviewed after And in back of American televislcm porters of mine, with no strings QF MANCHESTER to have battery power and fuel power attached. Another $100. was re­ pins Marc Silhavy. Others in the front row are Lawrence Ostrout each year by the church board of deacons, and a final review is and American sports, waiting for the enough to complete their operations in ceived from the Democrathf'’ and William Gunther. In the rear are James Aldrich, Gregory made by the Greater Hartford Council of Churches. Service to guarantees of continued life which the Town Committee. This left a de­ the church is a requirement. Scoutmaster of Troop 25 is Harry safety, and normally we grow nervous ice are John Abbott, Eric Bengston, John Bowen and David arrival of the new safe cigaret alcme can Inside O p e n Foru] ficit of $290. which I pedd for Derbies and Michael Friench. Other scouts taking part in the serv- Maidment of 18 Scarborough Rd. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) every time we encounter the possibility myself. give them, is also the whole structure of of some failure or shortage up on the W hy Laos? These records are available American government, which needs to to anyone in the district or in moon. have people not only keep on smoking, Ethics For LegtalatoiB they give ^ tax payers good the state who would like to look Papal Citation IsroeUs May Balk To the,EJdltor, reason to question their mo­ at them. Self Doubt Saps Faith, This time, we had another kind of wor­ but increasing their smoking, in order to I suggest that ail other mem­ VA'nCAN CITY (AP) — Report During the session of the State tives. ry available to us. bers of the state legislature and Pope Paul VI says the keep on paying the higher and higher Legislature in 1971, one of the No “^tate Ethics Code” is state government be asked to Apollo 14 mission has demon­ taxes that have ' been imposed " on major items to be worked on complete unless It lists all lob­ At Canal Drawback We could worry about whether or not By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak give the same information, or Steele Tells Jaycees will be the enactment of a bies lepresented as to: strated that man is now cigarets. any other Information that the JERUSALEM (A P ) —Israel removed, and the accumulation we had power enough, down here on “ State Ethics Code.” I have a 1. The number of persons that “ prince of the heavens." WASHINGTON — Hard evi­ or triple their security forces military action against South committee deems necessary. By SOL R. COHEN In short, it is difficult to imagine when, very strong feeling about this try to Influence legislators A t his Sunday noon bless­ reportedly will refuse to pull all minimal. earth, to be able to continue to watch dence of how much the mere along the trail—there will be Vietnam until the 1972 dry sea­ Sincerely yours, (Herald Reporter) in history, there has been a greater eco­ matter and will support a tough at the SUte Ospitol. ing of the crowd In St. Pe­ its troops back from the Suez In juroan,Jordan, meanwhile, a threat of serious military action no recriminations from the son and postpone the attack it­ N. Chaiies Bogglnl our national representatives walk on the Code so that no legMator or 2. Ttie amount of money “ One of the things we need most early in this decade ter’s Square, the pontiff said spokesman In Amman lor the nomic need for the inventiem of some­ against the Ho Chi Minh Trail self uktll 1973. State Representsdive Canal until it gets moon. royal Lao generals. representative of state govern­ ^ n t by the lobby, and is a little less self-pity and a little less self-doubt,” U.S. the mission brought "honor a peace Palestinian guerrillas said the has frightened the Communist Twentieth District thing than there is, right tbday, for the For at least three months, top This course is fraught with ment cai|| get Involved personal­ also Rep. Robert Steel of Vernon told the Connecticut Jay­ to man, honor to thought, to agreement, but wUl leave the guerrillas -will not respect the regime in Hanoi is seen in the extreme danger for Mr. Nix­ i ■ ■ Actually the situation may have been, inventiem of the cigaret which can bring U.S. military men here have ly in any manner. He should be 3. In some coaes associations, cees yesterday. ~ ~ science, to technology, to la- door open to a reduction of its cease-fire and will escalate op- hysterical reaction pouring out regarded tl\e situation In south­ on—politically at home and organizations and ' unions Agrees erations against Israel. They objective at all times. As owner “ What we need," he Insisted, pUghmenU In the last 60 years, Imr, to human courage, to the forces along the front line with that we were much more sure of main­ back the commercial, underwrite our of the Vletcong’s secret head­ militarily in the war zone. But elect their own people. To the Editor, ern Laos as more critical than of the Charles Bogglnl Company "is a little more objectivity—a he said, “ Never In human hls- synthesis of scientific and or­ took the same stand after the taining necessary energy power on the sports once again, help keep emr govern­ quarters. he has made clear many times (People who draw sslsrlez Regarding your Feb. 6 edl- Egypt. Cambodia. For years before and past President of the fierv- little more pride—a little more tory have more people shared ganizational activity of original cease-fire last August ,he will not withdraw, from ...... - and —- or income and ex­ :— torlal, “ The Problem At the Informed sources say Pre­ moon, a quarter of a million miles away, ments out of deficit, and restore a touch Thus, a Feb. 2 radio broad-' that,-moreover, some U.S. com­ tpe OiganlzatioH o f the Conn. appreciation in our accomplish- more wealth and had more op- man.” and again when it was extended manders in the field have been South Vietnam by surrendering pense acounte from these Center,” I agree. mier Golds Melr will outline In November. than we were of maintaining it down of poise and grace to business delibera­ cast by the “ foregln minister” -‘Manufacturers of Carbonated ments." portunlties than the people of pressing for direct action outright and leaving South Viet­ organizations) The public Recently a casualty, that position ’Tuesday before the Problem Solver . . . of the Vletcong’s provlsicmal re- Beverages, I hereby state that Tile Second District Republl- the United States. Yahya Hammouda, chairman here, in' our own television rooms. tion and social encounter. against the Ho Chi Minh Trail. nam ripe for the plucking. His should know who these Ginny Lowe all about—^the encouragement of Knesset, the Israeli parliament. - j voluntionary government blasts at any time that my Industry can, at 32 the youngest mem- “ That Is not to say,” he cau- individual and local initiative jjj response to the demand made Palestine .National Coun- strenuous efforts and risk-tak­ elected cfficlala are so that This charming cigarette table can solve all S “ U.S. aggrressors” for creating But always they were over­ or business is involved, on a ber of the 92nd Congress, ad- tioned, “ that we do not continue and participation. It Is an ex- Thursday by Egyptian major goal of the Our readers will not find here any in­ ing are designed to buy more when they testify, at a “Ttme To Legalize’* “ an extremely dangerous situa­ ruled by Pentagon civilians— vote, I shall get up and walk out dressed the closing session of to face enormous problems in pression of faith. It is every- president Anwar Sadat. guerrillas remains the libera- kinds of tricky little decorating problems. time for a withdrawal that his­ hearing or In the legisla­ To the Editor, I stinct to try to swap a cancellaticm of tion in Indochina.’’ and the politicians—^In Washing­ of the room. the second annual Connecticut America. 1 mention our prog- thing the Jaycees stand for.’ ’ accepting a 30-day exten- Palestine and they refuse The New State Taxes. tory will find honorable. As of ture, their testimony and Opponents of desperately Comes in scalloped top. The top does not tilt. moon efforts for some guarantee of high­ To U.S. experts Icwig fiun- ton. Now, however, there is an I want to set an example for “ Jaycee Legislature.” ress, our accomplishments. In ^t the beginning and conclu- . , cease-fire along the ^ today he will accept nothing other members of the legisla­ statements can be put into needed liberalization of ana­ Conies in Maple or Pine Finish. This is a It does not come as too great a sur­ lliar with Himol rtietoiic, that added factor of extreme ur­ less. He had arisen at 6 a.m., to order to ^ Sadat demanded that Is- ^ P®“ ‘ ‘ ®“^ settlement with Is- er current for American gadgets down ture whose special and vested proper perspective. chronistic abortion laws pur- ___ _ prise that the state Revenue Task Force translates into an open admis­ gency: Buying time to continue ablllty, as human beings, to ^ honorair member of the ^ withdraw- marvelous buy at 14.95. Cash and carry basis I below. Interests in their private life No conflict of interest bill is p o«i.y d l s r ^ the fact that^lt solve our problems.” sion that military assault in withdrawing U.S. troops from a MontviUe chapter, WM given a ^ Hammouda said the Palesti- has recommended a 20 per cent “ piggy mighty influence their actions complete unless Uvs voters know for this sale. back” income tax for Connecticut tax­ strength against the Ho Chi relatively stable Vietnam. S o k e ^ in W e t h e ^ ^ a n d Sat- “ Two weeks ago, Steele said, standing ovation by the j”aycees, “ What vdoes seem plausible Is that we while representing the public in­ who supported the candidate fi­ Minh supply trail (running from A Thought for Today from Us use’ therefore simple urday morning in Norwich. He “ President Nixon, in his State meeting in the Hall of the House reonen forts to recover Arab land occu- payers. That much has been widely pre­ The President’s overall ■with­ terests in the Legislature of the nancially. We should know who really ought to be able to manage to do Sponsored by ths Manchester ! . ^ o . ^ e ^ J ^ e ^ S ^ f r e S said that the demands on his of the Union message, pro- Representatives. ®gypt in return would reopen Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Thursday dicted. But what caniie as a diock was North Vietnam south through drawal plan cannot work unless State of Conn. — I refer to contributed to his campaign and pied by Israel during the 1967 both. the expansion of the state sales tax to Lacs into northern Cambodia) South Vietnam continues rea­ Council of (lurches in any vote affecting any of the f o r women ccxudnced of Its speaking time “ have been posed a new direction in Amer- steele was presented with a members of the legal profes­ need and the ihcffaUty of main- enormous,” and that he accepts lean government—a d irectly certificate of appreciation, as closed since the 1967 Arab-Israe- and Friday Nights Until 9 P.M. — cover more categories, including chil­ could be catastrophic to Hanoi. sonably secure from major sion, real estate. Insurance, edu­ “ What we categorically reject (See Page Seven) their as many enga^fements as he based ■ on that same faith in Gov. Thomas Meskill on dren's clothes, services such as hair­ The reason is obvious. With Communist attack the next two ‘Tt isn’t the way out that we cation, and other fields. I want talnlng proprietorship of Informante said although ts attempt to prevent toe Closed Mondays — Telephone 643-5171 can handle. “ If this keeps up, our abtUties." Saturday after he had addressed cuts, repairs and even hospital rooms. its once-secure supply system years. It was that necessity would seek, O God: It’s the way my constituents to know that I ovm minds and bodies. most Israeli Cabinet members PaleetWan revolution from Our Two Cents Worth While the Task Force has done sn ex­ from the Cambodian port of which persuaded Mr. Nix;°op strength on ^ ® ^ t ^ Ho Chi Minh Trail now would approve of individuals In* the building lots in town for homes. us had become ready to abandon. the tax break for other spirits even more and eEtotem Cambodia would de­ ^ c e is punishable y m - ^ participation, “ to » P^^ Is planning to centralize som^wherrin the Sinai incomprehensible. Cigarette taxes would teriorate for Hanoi, spoiling its prevent the enemy from rees­ In 1687, Mary Queen of Scots, le {^ , insurance, real estate, SALUTING It is, or was, tiie possibility that the go from 16 to 20 cents a pack, which is n>'>ns for an offensive in South tablishing supply systems along was beheaded, charged with education, and other fields vot­ 10 Yeara Ago cry• h P P ® a « o r d ^ ^ t ^ r e « . r falto^ education operations and Desert. people of a country might themselves probably healthy, and fuel taxes 'would Vietnam any time soon. the Vietnamese border during plotting the murder of Eng­ ing on any bill or project that Wallace Lews Is elected prse- particularly specious from a ‘ We are In a time,*’ Ihe ^ nrinclnles ^of this program lay members in an at- The request for clarification is that same period, thus gaining would affect a persMial interest. Ident of HUUard Associntioo group of O a tl^ c women whose “ when our faith able to pass the United tem ^ to add finanely strength to be made through Gunnar V. BOY SCOUT WEEK have something to say about a proposal be upped a cent a gallon. At first glance As we write this, the news land’s Queen Elizabeth I. one more year of grace. If In fact, it would be better fi»- Archblship so designates Inter- is easily imdermlnro by the . Consress. to iU\faltering school system. Jarring, the U.N. mediator act- the tax adjustments for the utilities, in- embargo from Saigon is still Mayor flandd A. TurUngton of \ vnion which deeply concerned their own every successful, that would postpone In 1690, Mc^awk Indians and these people not to serve on a ruptod pregnancy yet publicly seU -critic^ . tlw wlf-pity and k^atones in the Pres- Th e'^tev. Martin B. Hitch- ing as go-between in the Indirect suraitoe companies, seem appropriate; in e'fe'’t <-.’'H''nring the purpose will name . a'^ three-member FEB. 7-14 Hanoi's essential base-and-sup- French troops attacked Sche­ cpmmittee ifiyolvlng their own - committee to check Idea of a day living. It raised the possibiUfy that, there| should also be constdeiAble inves­ of the South Vietnamese buildup condones capital puiUAment. I the MliMioubt ^ m s i^ent’s program,” he said, ” are cock, diocesan superintendent o< peace talks Israel, Egypt and ply preparations for major nectady, N.Y. interests, because by so doing. Junior college in town. for once In their history, the American tigation of inventory taxes to make sure along the Laotiim border near have no intention o^ passl^ pervade our na ___^y j^y^j^y^gbaring, bloc grants, de- schools, sald^ Sunday a central- Jordan are holding in New See Them In Our Store that Connecticut remains as a state that moral Judgment by asking the only serve to s a p ------centrallzaticm, local deciaioti- ized lay agency would be set York. pepiSe might have the power to say no the Ho Chi Minh Trail. But Is hospitable to new factories. Right the fierce reaction of Hanoi’s % ® ^ e^ J !!^ ed . ’ ”D> sap our faith m ^ , and community partlol- up, similar to, one used to m e sources said Mrs. Melr to some piece of “ progress” which would now, several neighboring states place Greenwich. \ . would algo tell the Knesset her puppet government in South celibates who, tar religious rea- to each other ,1s to sap our . normally be considered Inevitable and less of a total tax load on manufactur­ Vietnam lost Tuesday indicates - •- faith In our abilltv to solve the He said to ctmcluslon, “ This The new systemi .could mean government Is ready to enter ing plants. all-prl'vileged. one g(reat purpose has already ^ e ^MxtoUlties’ problems that confront us.” U a program which goes to toe fewer teachers, busU^- of ele- negotiations to reopen the cM al A secemd area where the Task Force b^n achieved: Psychologically, FischetTi^ It V X a f l ^ to adult Intel- Reviewing America’s accom- heart of what toe Jaycees are mentary-school pupils);, depart- but wiU t a ^ We don't know whether that battle is has opened a Pandora’s box is in ex- a highly credible threat to North llgence to claim that early Bur- mentalization of functions now be permitted passage—a de- pressliig the concept that the new taxes carried out by Individual parish mand Egypt has always reject- going to be won with* regard to those Vietnam’s vital supply line. elcal removal of a lifeless em- be “piggy back" except In the case of The steady increase of Com­ ® ______4s schools and other money-saving ed to the past, super sound barrier breakers of the fu­ cental gains and state and municipal bryo U murder; moreover it is munist tro(g>s in the Laotian an. insult to ethical standards of changes. \ . Sadat did not mention Israeli I ture. We don’t even know, for that mat­ bond income. The former would be tax­ panhandle started late last year, Details are to be worked out\shipptog to his offer to reopen ^ ed as ordinary income, and all state and toe entire medical profession. ter. that a m ejoiity of the American peo­ with infiltiration rates running- Our legislators are well TAR, GAXElC*iC) later by diocesan officials and the waterway. He also did not municipal bond Incomji except those of up to twice those of a year ear- aware that death-dealing and -ByCLAYR-POIXAN- lay members. say, what Egypt would do if Is- ple really want to have Um gtont planes Connecticut, would be treated as in­ UIRA TROOP 14. ROCKVILLE. CONN. Uer. dangerous abortion procedures Your Doily Ad/vily (Soldo “ Long overdue reforms that rael did not agree to his demand delayed until we are much more certain come. The first problem is that once a Coincident with these steady have been pwrpetrated for cen­ y* According fo llio Stan, will standardize the <3atooUc for a p a ^ a l withdrawal, "piggy back” tax includes exceptions It PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING DISPLAYS: abttut our need for them and our troqa reinforcements from the turies. and their votes Aould To develop message for Tuesdoy, 11-17-25-33'^ school system are Imperative if Egypt’s,^ official Middle East is no longer an easy tax to administer. reod words corresponding to numbers ca||acity to put up with them, hideed, north, the Communists have not bo weighted with the f r e ^ t 5i-7Aai-qa^ Catholic education is to continue News Ageni^y charged that Is- A huge bureaucracy will have to be set had conspicuous military suc­ o f your Zodioc birth sign. SCORPIO Mon. Feb. 8 -7 - 9 P.M. Artificial cxlr suspicion runs to the posslbUlty that up to check returns. Second, once the o£ p^rsociftl beUef® lobbying 1 Ptooiuro 31 You 61.No to the Bridgeport diocese,” Fa- raell troops' ^ “ heaping sand cesses throughout the southern 62 House OC7. 11 door has been opened to exceptions they rellgloos groups. It ^ 2 Worthwhile 32 Respond toer Hitchcock said. He blamed dunes into toe Suez Canal.’ ’ The I a tnajorlty of us may not have very Laotian panhandle — their only face reaUty, to provide JisUce 3 Opposite 33 If 63 Derived NOK. I I Respiration will proliferate like cancer cells. Third, 34M on«y- 6 4 L o n w spiraling costs and increasing agency said thls lsegan Saturday | real military grains the past 12 for aU women, to erase the ul­ ; 4^19-22-2$ 4 Trade 24-3409-41 mteh objection to the giant planes after the taxation of capital gains at ordinary SSwop 35 Idea 65 And enndlment fo^ the pn^posed night and was “ prbirf that Israel i months. The reason is the timate tax on freedom of cot^ 7-77-8A901 36 Late 66 Friend 43-70-74 Tues. Feb. 9 -7 - 9 P.M. Signaling all. rates is very apt to slow down the move 6M oy change. wants to hamper tha. clearing” paper-tiger quality of the royal trol over one’s own mind and 6IMINI 7Sex 37 To 67 Hove SAGITTARIUS of corporate offices to Connecticut be­ 38 Sorrow 68 Through ______of toe waterway. T.aotian tix x ^ that garrison the . (MAY II 8 A ffo itt k O F .ll2 Wed. Feb. 10 — 7 - 9 P.M. Pioneering tire would very much Uke, hofwever, cause of the punitive nature of the tax. PPfoercsslve 39 Making 69 For m e head of toe Suez Oa n a l small towns and villages of brief — it is time to legal­ f jufif 10 40 Away 70Show ore. II g to keep alive that romantic posslbUity— Bhurth; the taxation of foreign munici­ lOMonnr Authority, Mashhour Ahmed southern Laoe. When Hanoi’s U B est 41 Opportunity 71 Overtures 6-18-21-384 Ansonia Police Fri. Feb. 12 — 7-9 P.M. Comp First Aid ize abortion. „ ^ .hhntt V ‘2V 2M 2 4 20 ver 72 Discreet Mashhour,, said toe canal could the poMibUify that the people themselves pals will set off a retaliation by other regulars approach, they drop Ruth I. Abbott 2-69-82-87 12 You'll 142-5066 i states, and Connecticut will soon find 130r 43 May 73 Need Acfsept New Pact be reopen^ 'within four months.. might, once In a while, have something their weaptms and vanish. CANCia 14 Money- 44Be 74Up CAPRICORN Sot. Feb. 13-1-5 P.M. Hrst Aid that Its municipals and state bonds have 15 Progress 45 Hours 75 A Dffc. » ANBONIA (A P ) — Ansonla He told the newspaper A1 Ah- The right-wing commanders )JUNf 11 46 Require 76 Undecided to say about a proposal which deej^y to pay more interest to attract buyers. . 16 Barter JAN. I f ^ poUce settled a contract grlev- ram that despite 8% years of who run these motley. Inef­ Sno«viiMAiie -Victim )jUtV 11 17 To 47 Affectlonote 77 Slowed oo^ams their every day living. In other words, other states w ill start 48C2)uld 78Conduct 3- ?-26-32(^ Qtioa with toe city Sunday by mlUtary (^rations, there were fective royal Lao forces have . . 2-10-15-2C IBBa SEE AND LEARN <• taxing Connecticut bonds because of the never concealed their longing w m aTE D (A P ) — A B6-year- 19 A t 49Could 79Short b7-47-71 voting to accept a pact toclud- mily a few sunken objects to be We would like to see something of a lack of rec^xecity. oid Baridiamsted mian was pro­ 20 Con SOLoved SOAdded tag a 35-cent-an-hour pay in­ for help in turning back the uo 21 Some 51 You’re 81 About f:30 ■ 9:30 massive popular revolt against the im- Because of OonnecUcuVa f3B0 million highly-organized invaders tram nounced dead on arrival ^ a JULY i l j 2 2 A 52 Open U|lntxpocta(l crease for patrolmen. deficit, new taxes are unavoidable, and ’ the north. Thus, U President litre Saturday night af­ > 23Moklng 53W hot m e IncreasiB is retroactive to ^ pandliv incraass in the postal letter rate I 24 Interesting 54 You 84 Pm isttnt the Task Force haa provided a great Nixon’s plan indeed looks to­ ter he w*u» involved to » 85 Incomt Dec. 1. Liaasn oaua m o b U e 's ^ e n t at Sandlsfleld, c 25 W alt 55 Con from six to eight cents. We would lik e' service for suggesting methods to meet ward a series of quick, diort 4 26 W ill 56 Bring 86 Down me policemen, members of PARKADE to a ^ Congress become sensitive enough the needs. JSome notions we would re­ thrusts by the South Vietna­ Mass. I 27 Be 57 Benefit 87G utit« nscD Local 667 of toe International VIRGO I 28 Distance 58 Be 88 Something ject, but the basic scheme of a piggy me victim was Carl Case. Brotherhood of Teamsters, had I OPEN to papular revolt to take action mese into these regions—de­ 59 Self-control 89Trip TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA, VERNON CIRCLE, ^R N O N , CONN. back tax abould, w « bdleve, be adhered stroying Buiqily bases and to n ­ Authorities said he was taken 60M ode 90 CoraidtrabM MAR. 10 been working without a contract I |7S45 A.M .IO 10 P.M. i - - .. ' \, forMddiiw the increase. to. — MIDDIiBTOWN PRESS. ing the Communists to double to Wlnsted Memorial Hospital 3CMD53;544 and lAckettog City Hall to their | * ,(g )G o o d ( ^ A d r t a e 61-64-73 1 after he was thrown through the 65-72-78 spare time. I V’ ■ A . windshield of his snowmobile.

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St., with a Maas of requiem at St. Bridget Church at 10. Burial South Viets DP To Help Revamp f; will be in the Newton (Maas.) Keep One Eye on Next Storm 7 Cemetery. MANCHESTER EVENING HfiRALD, MANCHEStTIRi CONN,, MONUAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971’ PAG E N IN E Fiiendis may call at the fu­ Enter Laos; neral home tonight from 7 to 0. School Budget Form Woman, 52 As You Glean Up After Latest Vernon Mrs. Melvina M. Chsgnon G>ptersLost Back ‘Pump Priming’, The fimeral of Mrs. Melvina By WnXJAM COE aturea will be in the 80 to 80 de- lor IBgh, 28»; Bllng Junior (Oonttimed from Page One) Found Dead M. Chagnon of 201 Brocul St., (Herald Bepjorter) gree range. • High, 246 (both rates of over 20 t C B S T s d S ^ t i o i which they hope wiU proiade Square Dance Qiib l^l^tes vrtio died Saturday at a Man- For a while last night, as per cent); Waddell, 126; Ver- ships caught some more North VBatNON Mrs. Oenevleye Chester convalescent home, will It was “ Blue Monday” at wind-driven snow that bfgan planck, 100; Bowers, estimated Vietnamese troops in the open clearer information about how the town s Question ,dol- Weicker TeUs GOP Muzlkevik, 52, of 770 Avery St., at more than 100. be tomdrrow at 8:16 a.m. from its bluest today as Man- abcut 10 began to accumu The new system, called PPBS By SOL B. COHEN Beginners BaD Saturday South Windsor, was found dead Holmes Funeral Home, 400 chesterites slogged through It appeared a real blockbuater Many calls were, reported ^ (planning- programming- bud­ (Herald Beporter) behind her home shortly before ^ Mass of re- „ four-inclrsnow-tum ed- ^ was in the making, from parenU wondering whe- not Imown. C o lu m b ia The Vernon Squsure D«Me according to the most recent geting-system), organized ex­ noon yesterday according to quiem at St. Bridget Church at , u V thn Between 11 p.m. arid 1:80 this ther classes would be in session. Other pUots reported seeing 50 “ Republicans must throw to the winds some of their Club w ill hUd its Beginhhre BaU list released. penditure information into in- old philosophies,” Connecticut’s junior United States Venum police. g Burial will be in St. James’ Oil i morning, nearly 8^'inches feU. indicating that the hour’s delay to 76 enemy about two miles Tuition Students Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at ‘Die program is qxmscmed by ’The body was found by her Cemetery. w e e k S pUSUiess. A n o p re - Schools Open Late might have caused confuslan. from howltser batter^ strucUoiial areas rather than senator told an audience of 350 Republicans Saturday the town’s Recreation Depart­ board administrative areas. husband, Stanley Musikevlk, po- Friends may call at the fu- dictioM were that more Of But wanning overhead in sbme surrounding com- , Vietnamese aide nf the Venum Elqumtary Schl, ment wUch issues discount A Factor In According to H. Blaine Miller, night, “ However controversial the President’s domestic lice said. Mrs. Muzlkevik ap- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. the ^m e m ight be on temperatures turned the snow munlUes, including Vernon, border programs are to many Repub- —------1------Rt. 30, Venton. cards to those 62-years o f age tap vice principal at Manchester parenUy wandered to the iqwt _ — for/tonight and early to- to sleet, then wqUdly to. r ^ , BUlngtcn and Htaurtford, classes prince Souvanna Phouma, the School Deficit Ucans, t o y must be backed by Beginners and club level danc- 'who are retired or semi-retired, rool who is wdridng e participating firms offer a premier of Laos, issued a mild •me shortage In the school High Manchester cedited with electing a conserva­ ily ’s property where she died. to y are to succeed." variety of discixmts ranging A , ^ ^ t WINDSOR — Fran- / The Weather Bureau at Ihunder protest against the South Viet- budget has been attributed to “J” tartriMiuriy similar to'one tive — Edward Heath — as nie Heintz of Monson, Mass., An autopsy was performed at cisco Simao Sr„ 82, of Newlng-/»xr;_o_-_ t waa Ironn. heavy muah that is winter at ita xn unusual element near the hut- « ,<■ tuition o nraiiminarv U.S. Sen. > Lowell Weicker will be the caller. During inter­ from five to 26 per cent wltii Rockville General Hospital, and trai, father "of Jack Simao ami Windsor Locks was ®OTp- • _ calculated to conjure gtart of the snow here last ***® "®'*^ recommended prime minister." most offering a 10 i>er cent dis­ spoke at a Lincoln Day.Dinner, In conclusion, he pledged to mission there will be a fashiim Dr. Francis H. Burke, medical Franclaco Simao Jr., both /S “P visions of pcOm trees and night, was a Hash of lightning J^i!*^ v5lt “ hidentk at .Windham M gh *'®P^ potion show. count. examiner, said that death was South Wlnctoor, died S a h L w y storm moving Up the At-* jong stretches of soft beach ^lap of thunder that oc- rests with North V iet- school according to Donald Tut- u 8. Deporti^nt n®vli« a brief power faUure affecting ton said ttie strategic goal of the et at Uie annual town meet-, former su^rinte^w Lottie Fisk Building Henry Park. grams for revenue-sharing, for victories for Connecticut Re- freshments will be served dur­ past 14 years. She was employed The funeral wU/be tomorrow "®*^ loaay, iraveiers warn g^rm. • jqo customers and in nearby new drive was to keep the ene- ing March 6. ing the fashliMi show. Midget All Stars in the accounting department of at 8:16 a.m. froni the GuUlano- Ings were being conttaued Manchester schools opraied an Haven automaUc street my from mounting an offensive other over-expenditures were the t®®®*^ welfare and for deficit spend- publicans,” he promised, The All-Star team of the Ani(er- big. Following Us speech, Weicker Committees for the evening the Aetna Insurance Co. in Hart- Sangarlno Fun/ral Home, 247 torough noontime. Mlain arteries heur late but were in seeslon as switching gear mistook while U.S. forces are turning attributed largely to substitute PPH® arwa will be: Ted and Mert Caddy, ican League has been selected tord. WashingtCHi Hartford, with in good condition, but umal. Howrever, a b sen i^ ap- ug^tni„g sunshine and turn- the war over to the South Viet- teachers’ salaries as one teach- cordingUUKW1I|( t®vv ------services Acknowlei^lng that a deficit beaded for to exit, for Us trip for the 1970-71 season with every budget is alien to Republican back to his Greenwich home. It door duty; Wesley and Arlerie Survivors, besides her hus-B- a solemn Miss of requiemre^lem at secondary„pcondirv roads were not P®®*®^ ^ and lights ott momentarily, namese. er, seriously Injured In an auto- m related a ^^coui Tservices, easily Charter, hosts, and Allan and midget football team repre­ band, are a son, Francis Muzlke­ phllozphy, he remarked. In his "'a* about 40 minutes before he sented. e- Our I^y^^aUma Oiu^ at reported F®“>- ®«>®r downstate com- President Nguyen Van ’Ihleu mobile accident, was absent for Poj **”hnw *much was spent call for OOP backing, "TV> bor- F®t away from well-wlsh- Jayne Chesterttsi, refreshments. vik, and a daughter. Miss Ellen A A U A . . ------mumues—Ansonia, ueroy, jmu- m a message to the country said two monuis. TC' T aMoo of Enallsh Thoee selected were: Mark row against the future for peace ®™ ®®*^ autograph seekers. Correction Muzlkevik, both at home; and a Cemete^, New Britain. sUppery. «S ?^n ce ®“d WalUngiord-atao re- the LaSopemUon wi^”Um- obe town will also be asked ®« ^® S e^ by Baukman, Scott Duncan, Steve is quite different from Demo------Dobosz Ertel Haiuen Laboo brother, Alphonse Damushes of Friend may c^l at the fu- ® available for budget Cedar St.; a son to Mr. and coached by Bob Potter, these Robert J. Contois,' 8 ^ of 2311 She is survived by a daugh- at an hour when most motor- „ t-rritorv ’* . tog servlco to the schools and ^ spring, but the grams, Weicker said, "Granted I don’t think t o people can At H addam cut Department of CorreoUons, nament were: Vincent Barrows, Mrs. Roy Debski, East Hartford. two will be in charge of the N. ^62nd Ave., HoUywb^, Fla., ter. Miss Jane H. Cary of Man- Stage Demonstration that it is pump-priming. Grant- a ^ t imtU ^ey finish playing the program already has begun 613; Anna Starke, 606; Anna lets had retired for the night. ^ timetable and did ^ " ^ ^ / o f ^ ® ® ‘“®1 document wlH ^ BIRTH YE STE R D A Y: A son All-Stan for the 1970-71 tourna­ formeriy of Mancluster, died cheater. ed that it is a deficit program. the political gaihe of 1972," to show results. In a recent In- Quinn, 691, and Kathryn Fcrfey, “Where are the welfare funds fare roll or dropped completely. Crews at Work many South Viet- service ’The service ^® format. Although the to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilt, ment. Saturday of injuries/mceived in Funeral services will be to------— m. , , We must grant also that It will W eicker said of t o Dem(x:ratB. East Hartford. Training Provides Guards terview, he described the ex- 890. ‘Diere will be no games an auto accident 1^Miami. He morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the going?” reads one of the ™® 1°®®! oWce usually assists Weicker said to Democrats perience of one young guard tomorrow hut the ’Riursday ses- Art Association Ann “ - those applying for 60 days reportedizz, a quiet weekend. S:;’The R,,t aKmir wt nnn Oeionn “» SISS? ^ * “ * o » o . u . ready, figures from the old sys- get people back to work. ‘Ihe DISCHARGED SATUR­ was the husi might delay action on admin­ who completed to ccxirse and slon will be held at 1:80 p.m. at The Tolland County Art Asso­ Preskhiet is ending a war, and DAY : Mrs. Anna Nlcklen, 613 Yvonne T. Foui er Contois. Mlta l t . TOe■■^v. aifford O. P»®®ards being c a r ^ by a ^ complete tovesUgation cinly ^ r i t y waa a “ aze to a troopa l ^ b e ^ m a l » e d ^ S ^Jli, revir^I*^ f ^ thTnext t®*" istration proposals for welfare was assigned to a state prison. the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry ciation will meet tomexTow at t o ( Jobs based on that war. I, Main St.; John Harkins, 71 With Empathy fot Inmates ’The funeral e.u u „» OA- Slmpeon, pastor of Center Con- ««> “P °* v^®">®" P^testing Uv ig conducted before the p e ^ c ^ v^ch flromen ^ d ^ since Jan. 30 to p^ Cal ye« to be used in this year s and revenue-sharing until then. “He said that when he find Park. 8 p.m. in to Edith Peck Itoom budget for one, am willing to pay the Niles Dr.; Mrs. Wendy E. Ar- temoon with a of requiem gregatlonal Church, will offlc- day at the Vernon Welfare of- is put on state welfare. ’The tosji •• poration for the drive. Two additional nurses haye Weicker made his comments By PETER OOWEN day who really need a helping came in he was told by the older Chamber of Oonuneroe of the R(x:kvlUe Public Library. price''— to help Um create a cand, 63 Norman St.; Burton F. at the Church the Nativity late. Burial will be to East flee. local Mflce usually takes the »-w. Saturday on a radio station hand or crutch—or Just the officers . . . the only thing they Mrs. Janet Judge, a tradition­ generation of peace, and the Beal, East Hartford; Thomas Associated Press Writer — omcers ... me oniy muia mey ^he Board of Directors of the to Hollywood. irial was to Cemetery. speaking for the women, who resp«islblUty of paying lor Seven th ^^ iC ’lCrNSh Cb toirsSe.*" re^enSr^teJ^ w^ WPOP program while on a thought—that somebtxiy • cares (prtsoners) knew was harsh, al artist of Cranston. 'R. I. will Jobs based i-««ititnr “imfnir” welfare me person receives a High y pe aspirants are playing a ride" T^tar “ “ ® ™® empathy for the inmate, uons, you know, and toy would Restaurant, Rt. 80. ^ rtudled ing to Florida four years ago. Chester Memorial Hospital. treme measure. It’s a half-way in what he called to ’’unwill­ denly they are told to. stop talk- which prison authorities say find you an easy mark,” said VPW Auxiliary ^ famous artists. He was employed at the Air ------measure. The President la sim­ iT S J M ^Si.r« ««.ok. m a»o, vtetm..: • sr*”: “Jt i T b S i . . * ingness'’ of Congress to help T e im ^ V m “*® *®®“*!?“ Qlmllnanl. Tlie Ladles Auxiliary of VFW Having ?Svel^Txte™; Work Corp. An Miami. __ MtSa . Joseph Morrison for rents; that they are given chases,>rho n/nnw>n havo taVAn ihoi.- "lore than On toch an hour, and ot them along the Laotian bor- ate of Mlddiprex Hospital ^hool ^ j before ply proposing that we utilize the administration pass its Survivors,/ besides his wife", Mrs. Rachel Greham Mor- vouchers »w*for portions------of the— ‘The — ...... women have taken...... their ^. . PaaoeanteU------decid- der of01 NqrstognunmiK andluiu wasw«a a memberiiiciiiuvi of vi .. . . « ___ a The the talents of to peiqile at to most-touted reform proposals. Barrett 87G Bluefleld Dr Har- ciomes. ^®® exp*'e8“®® ^ -But___ he said that after leav- day . at 7:80 p.m. . at to Teen servlco, , Mrs. Judge has her are his mother. Mrs. Joseph rison, 96. of 279 Spruce St, rents and It takes them a mwith complaints concerning welfare ^ mowing Heavy flghttog was reported the Marl^re^ PHNA. ^ ofl^X^remianto local and state levels. It uses On the other hand, Weicker ry L. Jenkins, 129 Campfleld , ^®®?Eiach man is assigned a num- o f the otl h®*’® h® found that he could Center Building, Rt,. 8(>. A so- work displayed in private coUec- Ostigny of St. Petersbuigr, Fla.; widow of Joe^ Morrison, died or two before they are cashed treatment to the local office of ^ Plowing vy Phnom Pet*, p®™®" started their services probably spur the develop- federal money and local people. said, Nixon himself “did not f^ j. jirg_ Phyllis Strttol*^ 64 '*®*’’ 8*'’®® ®” intimate physical reaction cwreuuwi uuiviw handle to inmates. He cial ■will be held after to meet- tions throughout to world, a son. M ^ k Contois, and a Saturday at a Msnehester CPn- to. She changed that to some the ToUand-Wlndham Legal Aid It says to Glastonbury and C_4 large areas — administration. In urging support for to of U.S. aUr support for maneu­ ping; Mrs. Patricia F. Murray, '*® I**® ®®^ aiam shut slmulta- of .prison life to make tom g lot better and'with much more Fayette Lodge 69, A F and AM church haU, R t. 140. The theme East Hi^pton, and 'Ronald H. t^r for the iiast 68 years. McCoy, who was unavailable Crncemed Citizens erf Vernon. . . . Bg Passcantell said. Agency’s training center for ^ InstrucUonal services, tostruc- President’s welfare program, vers In Cambodia amd Laos ais Enfield. neously with a roar. more sensltlve-to their task of satisfaction, and he felt a lot Contois W Fort Lauderdale, Survivors are a daughter, for commit fpmed aj^t a month wUl Itoid a regular stated com- y^U be “Travel the Fashion Meo tribesmen three miles from t-nriA. related services (l.e. social he said, " I t holds t o promise part ot a “seoondauy effort" to Also John R Tnisc* 79 ‘‘1 l*ad a strange feeling as fohablUtatIng inmates and, re- better about it." munlcation, Tuesday at 7:80 Boute.” Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. Mrs. Cbarles Donze erf Man- Stricklsiid said, however, that ago and consists of people now protect Americaui troops. Sam Thong. But Laotian gov- Mancheetor Evening Herald workers, nurses), and buUdtogs o f (timiniBhing t o number of Hayes’ Rd., sixith Windsor; “»® ^ was cl^d behind Since to pre^ram begaii last p.m. at to Masonic Temple, Mrs. F’rancls Manners and James cl Knlss of East Hart- cheater; five grandchUdren. the matter wlU be placed on the on weUare, those who have been “ I f I thought we w ere ex- ford and Mrs. Tlieodore B. gjjj great-grandchUdren, and agenda of the next Town Ooun- on it and thoee who feel wel- p toee dependents on welfare. Sharon A. Klemas, 126 Peart -®.” °n® recalls. "I had summer, some 86 nOw guards Orchard St. Mrs. Joseph lOng are co-<*alr- Icy< Roads Cause ®"^,-®^®“the the LaotianLaotian armyarmy "® waswas°'*®'* evacuat-evacuat- ^ . „ . . »v *» K The*’® will be further break­ pamding our role, I would be ‘Thiem ol Bristol. Ryg great-great-grandcfailelren. cU meeting which she and Mrs. fare clients are being mls- The present system is breaking St.; Charlotte A. Gray 619B HU- a® empty, almost frightening atructor ai me acaoemy. graduated In four classes. Oamera C9ub men of to event. Ifoor prizes tog Its base at Sam Thong, ** C"toon, tel. 228-9224. downs within these areas. to State of Connecticut, and one o f t o first to say so," Hard St.; Anthony J. Barrett, *®®U“S-" Another sat "tor a “We hope that we can be sue- The trainees’ ' reports, some of The Ptnclera Memorial Home Funeral services will be to- Mary Nevto plan to attend. treated. Mrs. Strickland said an- O f 12 Accidents Weicker said. The Snlpsic Camera Club will wiU be awarded and refresh- i which Is Just south ot the Plain The old system Is organised y (xUy. holds t o promise of mmre 60 Farm Dr.; Steven P. Rod- 1«>8 d—® wondering when they cessful in deaUng with in- vrtilch obviously include senti- in H olly vood was to CSiarge ot morrow at 11 a.m. at 8L Mary’s According to a former wel- other demonstration is planned QuesUoiiing W eicker on the meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. In ments will be served, arrangements. Episcopal Church. ‘The Rev. fare woriier, the local welfare for ‘Thursday. Icy rood conditions contribut- ®< Jars, to anticipation of a new into 12 large areas to order to people on to welfare rolls.” rique, 366 B. Middle Tpke., will let us out and tell us it’s aU mates," says 01mlgnahi,“ tiiat ments'they felt their instructore the social rooms of to Union Models wlU be: Mrs. Joann ______ed to 12 accidents over the me excerpts; Lantana Fla., brother of The Holmes Fimeral Home, wet roads were frozen over ^««®® *'>*® »>®K®" ®* '*“>'■ A Record of to great President who Camera Oub OnmeU (ximpeti- Mrs. Delores Udpper, Mrs. June when the temperature’dropped. *>roak as t a ^ and armored .... According to Dr. Donald founded s- Bagnall, Miss Debbie FTamino The fmieral was today at the Spacecraft expect them to have coded uni- out of control and striking Three hours later, U.S. hell crossed the New York Stock Ebc- will enable the Information in Hayes Dr., Vernon. >nig three-week (xxirse is ad- procedures,^ narcotics and first „,gg^ but what made him do It. DUKumut Card and Miss Kathy Kellner. Stevenaoii Funeral Home, Lan­ formly and thus have .more -various - roadside obstacles, eep*®™ began landing South change ticker tape today during the new system tobe easily or- goals be bad. If we gain tom , tana, Flat Burial was to Florida. Adam Perlebach we w ill have 'won t o he«tets of Hospital Notes Also, WUUam L, Zoerlng, 623 ministered at the Haddam aid. when we find this put we <»n The “discount card’’ initiated ChUdren’s fashions wlU bo RushingTo strength than similar metals Bobto G. Dowling of Fhirfield Vietnamese paratroopers to the an otherwise uneventful session, .ganized each year Into the 12 HiUiard St.; Mrs. Anna Glu- Training Academy, which is They Usten to lectures by curehim.” Other- ekirvivors are a son, a Adam Perlebach, 66, of 15 to American people." two years ago for the benefit of modeled by: Jennie MiUer,. Su- cast on earth. ^ mailbox on New Bol- and south of Route 9. The record-breaking transac- headings for the state report. Patients Today: 268 hosky, 12A Bluefleld D r.; Wil- housed in a 184-year-old granite state poUce, psychologUte, so- sister anq five grandchildren. Hendee Rd., husband of Mrs. T o illustrate his point, he told —“ We cannot Just put a per­ Vernon residents who are 62 or san Pannuto,- Daniel King, Greg Many scientists beUeve that ton Rd. near the town line- At the border, seven Ameri- uon tovdved 3,248,000 shares of ------liam W. Bagley Jr., 68 Union building recently (xmverted otologists and inmates about Irma (Marttokat Perlebach, died son in Jadl and forget they are over, started with a list at 18 Manners, Anne Moneypenny, Splashdown orbiting space laboratories Lawrmre J rtogiATyJi" of 86 ®®“ advisers stood to front of a Allis C2ialmers valued at a story about Abraham Lincoln ADMITTED SATURDAY; Ar­ PI; Jose Medina, Hartford; from g jgii. '.‘the goals and j*U 06(q ;*y of F. B. McClure late Saturday afternoon at Mtm- there and expect them to cdnqe firms and organizations partici- Patricia Mcmeypenny, Christine eventually could be used to crestwood Dr. hit a utility pole a»gn which said, “No U.S. Per- $68,464,000. It was second to dd- Mancheater Area during the Civil War: thur E. Ashwell, 102 Wcxidbrldgc Stanley H. Mloganoski, 48'Die new trainees, most of correirficMi,’ ’ “ tlie role o f the < 0 (Continued from Page One) President Lincoln, in one (rf into the world again a mentaUF. p g| | ]]g gnd has now grown to 88 Gannon and Joanne Bercke. W. — Mrs. Eleanor Chester Memorial Ho^ital manufacture such Items as per- „„ Middle Tnke. near (he aonnel Beyond ‘This Point.” lar value among trades. St.; Harold S. Bedurtha, 132 Grandview St.; Mre. Elsie M. them in thetr 20s, seldom forget correctional officer," t o crlm l- _____ ^ his walks in a Washington, Wetherell St.; Mrs. Dellna Call- healthy person without some Sherriffs lure, 46, N^wlng- h»!i ’*'a*’d sdvtog the problems of *®®^y *>all tarings, pre- None would talk to newsmen. At noon the Dow Jones aver- Police Blotter Stiles, 2 a N. Elm St. hour, when they were »*al justice system, probatim rriiablUtation program. ton, sister pf Walterl^alter Sherriffs Lucle BertTaift of Manchestcr SiMith Windsor Police Chief toy each were required momow at *i\ a.ro« at the Flrut _ _ . _ . a - nintifo* whi/^h Shep^ said J,““ar recel(^ latorat^ here niree people were treated —.at Vlet^ese «f« recelpfof the 106 ^ d s M i;;d;;st«^"M ei;;^V~^^ “it brother." Mrs. Ann A. MaushaUl, 116 Ox­ mamn,- Geraldine Dr., Elling­ I started to become haU, and Jog three m iles each ------^------stock at weekend accidents to which ar- Weicker said that he wants ford St.; Grace Mercter. Mans­ ton. al of Newtogt^. Burial will be world," °* rocks v*lch Shepard and as a result of a coUlsdon at W. t® ®‘®«f ^ 5^“^”®.^. aware of t o fact that tore are day to stay In shape, The capital of to Congo is to Cedar HiU tj^emetery. his party to be “to party of field Training S<*ool; Namcy M. ^hneST S ^d^w lU be It ^ hoped these teohnlques Mitchell gathered at one of the Middle Tpke. and Hendee Rd. Neltoer TWeu ^ ^®>' ®“/ t ^ ^ ^ tli' h Also, Mrs. RonaUd Gordon snd a lot of Inmates in our Jails to- According to Glmignanl, a 21- Kinshasa. ‘ InsuiEfice There are no calling heurs. W ^ i S a y “ t 11 a n T it the wlU be atote to Gse the weight- °W®®‘ areas of the moon, the sheila M. Barrett of East olajf »ald how to fo®* d Dr., Coventry; ford, is to <*ai^e of arrange­ ?L.toJ^ a in E ^ i u - ^ etote^c c ^ S s of purity of the moon and our earth and Sto ^ east t o ®* Sepone, M mUee across Route White OonsoUdated ^ e 1^ to l^ n g a two-car accident on system—as we know It; and the St.; James J. TlUona, 78 Deer- Mrs. Thomam M. AUen amd son, ments. ctO^Lutoran Oi^h, and strength l^^i^than poeal- aolar syst^. , ,ro„t and ton rear of a car ®> a*^ 'to® MntH ^ ^iay®d lining. White Pierce Rd., ^turday party that puts declslim-madting field Dr, 101 South St., RockvUle; Mrs. A car driven by Dante Gustafson's Shoe Store The f&mily sugg^ests that any ctote S S ^ b ; to East ble ^ ^ Also crowding the space ex- driven by Wchard A. Pestke of X d 2t°at 2^ hgcli on the lixial and state ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Keith Huestls and daughter, 66 memorial ccntribuiipiBS may be Cemetery. With to television camera fo- plorere was to bulky, 80-pound 11a West St. GaU Peters to Jjj^®iii«®nc® maps as Base Area Katod 2% at 21^ MlcheUzza of West Hartford level—and out of to bureau- Mrs. Gladys K. Allen, Ware- Wadsworth St.; Mrs.-Joseph. Vo- mode to to Shrinw’s Hospital ^rieni may caU at the fu- cused on the space laboratory, docking probe from to nose of Pestke’s car, and Sheila Bar- «®li. , ""f craoles o f Washington.” hou^e Point; lAugiiftlne Buih- borll and daughter. West Will- for Crippled CbUdrm, Spring- neral home tomorrow frorn 8 to Roosa explatoed each of to,, to command sh^i. It had glvMi rett, and Dennis O’(3(xinoir to *® ™ w nnrth^ frav®*' Weloker was introduced to his ford, 68 Summit St.; Stephen Ington; Mrs. Paul SutkaiUs and field, Maas. 6 and 7 to 9 p.m., ^ four expeidments, which dembn- the astronauts trouble when her car, were all treated at ?®*^™ ®J«* ^ ®" ““ ” ®'*' ®** audience by State Rep. Jean Choma, Stafford; Peter A. son; RFD 4, Coventry: Mrs. Our Entire Stock of trail at the Mu Gla pass. 'The change.' Riddick ‘Struck MlcheUzza, strated how weightlessness to y attempted to hook up with the hospital. Thornton, R, of Olastanbury, a Chwalet, 48 Palmer Dr., Wa^ Paul Reeve _ and__ _ son,______RFD 2, Mrs. Mary J. Lawllaa overcomes some of the manu- to hmar module shortly after Also treated at to hospital ®”®' *•„ ^ ♦I“t' Riddick 1? five-term legislator vdio was d P * »«: ®^®f®"“ C o ^ lM d , Qoygntry; Mrs. Lee GoodeU and SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. R rzK zzft P 'R iitlfzi. factiirlng problems caused by launching Jan. 31. Saturday night was Robert L. «*PP^y ®*'®*‘® S®^®^ ,“'® s first- to appear to East Hartford «r- member of the 1968 legislature, -laughter. West WUUngton; Mrs. WOMEN’S FALL and Mary J. Doran Lawliss, 64, of t t O D e i T r , D U U e r , y,e^^ty of me earth. The t^ble Is beUeved to be a Garry Jr. ofEast Hartford, af- **PI«es u® °" *h® J iT® cult Court 12, Feb. 22. Armand Fortier and daughter. E a s t Hartford, mother of Ex-U S Attomev Uqul«l»'wereLiquids were transferredtrensferrod be- foreign object, perhaps ice,Ice, that ter hishis'car"sUd car sUd sideways ’into into w m Tiis'’X n IlJaraa "He is a man we can aU look ^ Sherry Circle, Tolland; Mrs. WINTER FOOTWEAR George R. Lawliss of Sixith E(X U .O . A lio m e y , -containers, metals were lodged to to mechanism, ton <«ie driven by Eric O. Jclinson ^ into Cambodia and South ^ ® ® ^ ™BU®n “hares on Oct. c ^ e d with following too UD to ” said Mrs. Thortitim. Dumond, 681 Hartford Rd. David Hartley and son, 89 Windsor, died yesterday a t St. S llC d im b s a t 87 ®®®^ *" a smaU heat chamber, dislodged. Whatever It was. It of RockvUle. That accident took viAt Middav nrirPA nn ihp **® Downey Dr, Francis Hospital. UL 04 solutionsgoiutions of (Ufferentdifferent liquidsUqulda cleared up and to two ships place lu to mxu.front u»of 616 ii'.N. pu>u>Mato By>ctoktog - - „ off N o^ . , Viet- -d — a P^®®®j j t-,. t.°"__ _the Big In . a three-car accident at Oak DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: REDUCED Other survivors are two w e s t h a r ’t f o r d i a p i _ were separated and heat flow had no trouble docking after |t “ ^ “* "®«»«»® a»PPh®8 B ^ toluded ^ P«*®« Wood Rd„ R«»kvlUe. SALE! But we can't visit you. Hartford, with a high Mass of flowed unevenly. In to other, for inspection. eiJSdS on Green R^ear N. ^he dry s «^ ends in ^ y, Am ^ American S ^ and skidded, caiiklng to chain- Atty. Shea in the OOP atate cen­ Also, Barry WKQregory, Glas­ Scott Dr.; Roland J. Cunning­ tral committeeman from the 4tli requiem at St. laaac Jogues inTlSM tl»® baffles controlled to flow. The control center instructed ^m M. ®“^ “**" ®®.®®«'®®*^ P®«*“ 5"' ^sacU®" accident. He is sched- tonbury; Mrs. E)dH)t J-. Gitertln, ham, 28 Union St. W e can only offer SBLI direct at the bank or by Church, East Hartford, at 10. * — ~ ■ ...... Senatorial■ Dlatrict „ (Mancheater, .. 466% Main St.; JaniaL. Harris, Also, Mrs. Annie L. AUey, 69 mail. T o find out why buying life insurance direct Burial will be in St. Mary’s Glastonbury, htolborough and Ter.. OoveSw; Mrt. Washington St.; Mrs. M ary J. from a mutual savings bank just has to save you Cemetery, East Hartford. East Hampto.) M ary Katkaukas, 696 pUand Dowd, Warehouse Point; Joseph ' - Others attending from Man- ' money, all you have to do is ask. Friends may call at the fu­ and music critic for ‘Ihe Hart- manufacturing processes. Tpke. \ Manglaflco, Stone House Rd., neral home tonight from 7 to 9 . ^ r~ „,- The liquid separatiim ------test to’instructions, Roosa replied: w ‘ year’s time for to Vletnamlza- NO PICMUP ing after he lost control of his Chester were: Assistant Tmvn -Also, Mrs. Blanche 1C. Kli Coventry; Samuel Longest, 121 and tomorrow from 8 to 6 and 7 «mes. Counsel and Mrs. niomas O’- BUzabeth Survivors Include a son, Phil­ demonstrated an engineering "When it came to the ixrfnt Helen N. Lozier of 46H Sum- program, reduce to ene- car on Rt. 6. He was taken to 22P Garden Dr.; Mre. ‘Vlrglnla’^lm on t St.; Mrs. to 9 p.m. Marra, and Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Herbert PLEASE ASK ip Butler (rf Tampq, Fla. approach to separation without about all the rope tying, I was mer St. got a written warning mu’s capabUlUes for waging St. FTanids Hospital fo r treat­ LatuUppe, 88 Diane Dr., Ver- D q ^ , 709 Main St. P-G-l C the preeence of sedimentattiem glad I ’ m flyin g with two sal- for faUure to a "real^- wsu- - and — speed to « wUfadrawal raiuA S c h e d llle S ct ment. His court date is March ald Kuehl, non; Mrs.Crs. RoeaUnd B. Law- BUks, 88 Galaxy D r.; Vivian O. Mrs. E tol C. Mohor and heat convection, which lore.’ 1, East Hartford Circuit Court State Sen. David Odegard rence, 40 Olcott St.; James L. MadeT^ 68 Branford St.; Mrs. Shoes were S lS .ee ^ 984.##! Mrs. Ethel Campbell M(*or, cause problems in earth’s gravl- Shepard is a Navy captain t S e k '^ ^ d r iv S ^ S r ’ J w l “ “ ^ T ’^^ezent— plana---- ^l-TaX~ReYieW scheduled to attend with his Machie, Echo Rd., Coventry; Susan lithpiey. 8A Regan Court, Blaze Injuries Other area arrests: Wa.have about 360 pain of fashion rtiaes 68, of 1 Main St., widow of John ty. Roosa said this could have and MltcheU a Navy command- Feldateln in 1162 W. Iflddle caU tor tbe withdrawal of the COVENTRY wife, be<*me lU Saturday morn­ Mrs. Edith L. Menard, 88 Ridge RockvUle. ^ Claim Danbury Man ing and was unable to appear. remaining. We have your size, but not aU L. M(*or, died Saturday in an important effect on meiUcal er. Rixiea is an Air Fhrce ma- ‘Tpke., on Brood St. near to remalntawr 80 U.S. Air Fhrce -nie Board of Tax Review will Clyde , ______Commo,____ 26,, „of Maple__ St.; Mrs. Yvonne MoCrater, Also, Ann Bimes, East Hart- sizes in each style. Hurry In for beat selec­ f Melbourne Beach, Fla., while on WEST HAVEN (AP)—A Dan- and biological reaearenreseart* anqand jor. exit of Hardee’s. squadrons from So®A Vietnam continue hearings this Wednes- Trail, Coventry was charged^ Boclte U-Yesr-Old Vote El^ Hartford. ford; Mrs. C^im^.' Ndan, 286 Charge tion ! - vacati(X). bury man who suffered burns 1®®^ t<> tbe manufacture ‘The trio fired out ofo f lunar or- on Tolland ‘Tpke. near Parker by to end of 1972. Tne success (jay and Friday in to Municl- day with operating, with unsafe Weicker, preceding^ hU plea Also, Steven M. Pteraon, 28 Scott Dr„ South m^dsor; Mrs, Mrs. Mohor was bom Sept. 27, over 60 per cent of Us body ®* P“*® vaccines in space. bit at 8:87 p.m. Saturday <» a ^ st., a sUppery road mishap in- o t Phase 2 of the VletnamiznOon paj Building Hearing Room tires. He is scheduled to appear forR^pubUcaniup^for Prea- g^ . jgggpn t . and Mte- Betty O. BeauUeu, ' M88 Center Cards • Air Step • Risque OF ManchesterI I902.in Manchester, daughter of jn a fire at his home last During to heat flow and con- near-perfect course back to volved care driven by David C. program—t o turolng over of from 6 to 8 p.m. in Manchester Circuit Oburt 12, ident Nixon’s d om ^c propoj^ Un J. Q iiley, 869 Nriderwerfer • St.; Daniel DeVeau, 822 Oak- I* Miss America • Fashion Craft James- E. and^Mary MeSbean month r- Baraw of Vernon and Raymond air. loristic^^ul other suooort On Wednesday, pecpie whose Marc* 1. asked R d „ South Windsor; Edward A . land St.; NDra. NoeUa E. Accepted 923 MAIN STREET CampbeU, and Uved’ln Hartford tal here Saturday. tronauts measured the effect on rection bum Sunday zeroed Kit- j. WrobelsU of 671 Tolland activlUez to Tkfc South Viet- last names begin with letters VEBNON i also for ^vliy ‘“s Rlatau, 26 B. HawtiKsme St.; 16 Phelpe Rd.; Ervin G before returning to Manchester The victim was James R. ditferent kinds of gases and ty Hawk back in on to Pacific Tfke., namese—depends In part, on the N through S will be heard. BYl- Klaus D. 'V^ter, 22, of' l2 Ell- *~^iifi^*"^^(ient a BUzabeth A. Snow, 886 gins. 2068 BlUngton Rd„ six years ago. Ccxiper, 87. fluids. T|he Information could be target zone. The only accident yesterday success of to campaign to cut day’s session will be for people ington Ave., Rockville was ar- o SuraniW W alter Stega. » « * * Windsor; W alter R . G odey Sr., O.K. I’M ASKING. Mail me more information on She is survived by a brother. Authorities said he was ®“®^ *®«’ space manufacturing When it became apparent that afternoon occurred at Center St. the Ho Chi Mlnh trail. T through Z. rested yesterday on complaint R^bUcM S ^ to r^ m Hartford; Bart Vdght, 618 Main m HoUlater St.; Mrs. Marga- Lost Week for MEN'S SHOES Savings Bank Life Insurance — the insurance I Earl J. Campbell of Nokomis, burned Jan. 6 when his cloth- processes. ' to planned landing area is west near Broad St. when «. car drlv------V------A special hearing will be held of his wife after he allegedly 1^ “ • re t A. Johnson. 1216 W. Middle Fig. ing- caught fire as he leaned Over a period of. several of the international dateline, en by Albert -Calve of Polton VIhen stuffing celery, be sure Saturday morning between 9 caused an altercation at his' to Range HIU Dr„ RockvUle. Tpke.; Mrs. MatUda D. Uak. (rt SALE PRICESl can save money on by buying direct. The funeral will be tomorrow over a gaa stove. There was hours, the spacemen/processed c^»ule comnumicator Bruce slid into to rear of one driven to dry to inside of to stalks and 11 for people who were un- .home. He is scheduled for year-oto ^jgg_ David A. White, Wind- 801 Main St.; Mrs. Leora J. at' 9:80 a.m. from the W. P. minor danqige tq the iqterior of 18 different easily melted met- McCandless, also an astronaut, by Joseph F. PUs of East Hart- after washing and before fill- able to appear when their Rockville Gtrouit Court, MArefa JIIjSw h oM ^t to ^WfoUcian sor Locks; John L. WUUams Jr.. PrytkC. 21 Karl St.; Mrs. Ger- Qulsb Funeral Home, 223 Main Us home. \ als and alloys in to heat cham-.,^ kidded Apo^ 14 about it. ford. ing. name was scheduled. 2. waU theW ^. ” N^® ^ ‘®’ UiBlanc; 296 Hilton Dr., \ Name ) A«e tte ^ eitt^ Wilson, 49 E. Eldrtdge St. south Windsor. a«wi (ha obiUtv of this age group. Hteci-rfS SATURDAY; A son Also, ICre. Ernest Dobosz and ^ to d d firtt f o ^ ^ them to Mr. ^ Mre. Henry Roee, son. Vernon Garden Apts., AddrsM (h a^i^allth e way — national. South Glkatonbury; a son to Mr. RockvUle; Mre. James Adams GUSTAFSON’S Iran atate and kx»I.” Rdmund Quatrale, and aon,Martborougb; Mrs. 706 AGAIN STREET, M AN C H B SIE R l|. ggirf “Tiieres’ nothing to Gehrtng Rd., Tolland; a son to Rajrmond Emmons and Daugh- City Stale 21b fear in giving them the vote, to >Cr. and Mrs. Roger Hlm^, 69 ter. New Britain. .,'1 , i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Ma I^CHES'IER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1^1 PAGE ELEVEN

About Town Children Join Skating • Coasting B olton Grads 9 Methodist Youth Fel- P o t h e lowoMp of South United Metho- Getchell Brothers Press, (Hot Cnurch will most tcoight at Youth Drugs Conference 7 to the youth lounge of the chdreh. ' For Permit^ to Build House ■ « IitWarfare Scheduled for Feb. 19-2F "Drug Dependance and Its card project for residents of ^vld GetcheU, the Tolland Uie toam to ^ c<«; T he' Youth , Vestry of St. (Continued from Page One) ' ° There Is n< Social Causes” will be the sub­ Mansfield Training School and f^dont who has been trying to Mary's Eplscopsl Church will coasting. The government to London ject of a high school youth con­ a film strip will be offered. ^ t permission to buUd a BOO- In »1»****'if*?lJ’* ^ meet tonldit at 8 to the Guild For skiing information. foot^ h radio tower and tool 120 feet high ^ tO f y t fWtn Room of the church. ^ said the Duke is being "treated ference co-sponsored by St., March of Dimes This Is the 23rd annual 643-4700. 'Ralph Dom^iue, chairman of shed, and the house for which Urn p ro^ « as any other soldier" and said George’s and United Methodist this year’s March of Dimes tlonal Children's Dental Ha they would be accessories,______said Rt. 80 ** ?® **** ‘****** ^ e board of Chriottan con­ he 'would not be recalled. CSiurches to be held the weekend Week. As pert of tW <*- once’more ami 20 fert ftotn cern of Center Congregational Bernadette Devlin, the fire- of Feb. 19-21 in Salisbury. campaign, announces that the Ctoirch will m«^ttoni^t at 7:80 brand young heroine of the Shellfish Beds The program will feature drive has been extended until popular servance, The Hei^d,/ln oo- - ggt permission to Mne, and the due to the slowness of operation with the Umichester construct the house on property the to the church library. Catholic movement in Northern films, discussions and a trip to Feb. 18, ' ----- Ireland, said in Kingsport, R.I., Mtarathon House where students returns. Society, toda/be^«7^a which he and his brother Doug- ^ ^ “ Shielded From uencai noc y, las ow n off Mountain Spring Rd. feet from the pnoperty Un^ Membera of the Manchester that the Duke’s presence will will have a chance to talk with "We have only received about «We tried to be young ex-addlcts. one third of what we collected He said that since Building In- Grange will meet tonight at 7 at apur the rebels to new action, Spill in Sound ^ u»u. L T s S S ™ tile Holmes Funeral Home, 400 She explained that the street ■ I- In addition to scheduled pro- last year In our paas-the-onve- NEW HAVEN (AP)-fiheUflsh 18, there will be free Ume lope driye” , he said. "I’d just able to the public wi Monday - , ^ Mato St., to pay reapecta to the flghtera do not like to battle late Mrs. Melvtoa Chagnon, a Brttiah soldiers, who represent beds are expected to escape 111 for ice skating or other use of like to remind those who may membler. the working class, "but to ac- effects from the ian. 23 oU spUI recreational faciUUes. Those at have' tucked their return enve­ lope away in their debk and for­ i. »,«.«*- .oc»p». - ' ___ tually send your real live aris- from a grounded tanker, but the tending wUl do their own cook- A plliointog.aeeslon fo r the Cen- tocra cy Into' the streets” wUl In­ tag. gotten about It. It’s not neces­ Is the moat Im- house. ■ discovery of 63 dead ducks sary that the special envelope portant part of good oral "''Getchell explained that lbie has Spring Rd., vrtdch to ^ ter Oongregationstl Church Ore- crease resentment. may indicate that all wUdlife The students wUl be accom­ aUve Lisamlng Time wUl be held In the United States on a panied by Rev. Robert Biloff of be used,” he said. ST?»“ZS; » 0M.U. . WiMW p.nn« was not as fortunate. Donohue also stressed that to construct the house on rix der Nock gaiuge on hi. .prop- tonight at 7:80 at the church. speaking tour, Miss Devlin OUver -Beckley, supervisor ol St. George's Chlireh, Rev. David Campbell of United Methodist half the money coUected re­ Qihl bacteria act on rekdual different occasions since Novem- erty. ____i . t w ., ----- vowed that the resistance will game management for the State and a lay couple from each mains here in town exclusively food within mlimtes, so it is ber but has been told by Present l o ^ The Senior Fellowship of Com- continue. “ Not all of the aeddiers Board of Fisheries and Game, for the benefit of Bolton’s highly important to remove as munlty Baptist Church will the British can produce will said Sunday the water fowl had church. Students are encouraged SchulU that he must hire a limit to bring a friend to the week­ handicapped children. much debris as possible im­ atote-reglstered architect to garages in a reshienttrt make Valentine table favors at break the spirit of the Irish peo- been found between Guilford “Just last week,” he said, “ a pie," she said. end. Registration - forms which mediately after eating. draw up the plans. He said said, and Its meettof tomorrow at 1:30 and New Haven. Some were lady ta town called for a piece p.m. to FeUowahip Hall of the An appeal for unity against covered with an oil fUm, but may be obtained at either AOCIDBNTS Oral debris Is cne of the SchulU would not accept plans resident on Klngkbury of special equipment for h«: ehurch. Arthur Lyon ot Rock­ the Britiah troops was sounded It was not certain If the oil church, must be returned by On MEdn St. near BlsseU St. causes of two major dental drawn up even both a three-bay garage, a child and through the efforts of diseases: D ecay and ville WlU show his collection of by Rory O’Brady, a leader of came from the spill or if it Sunday, Saturday evening a car driven the Local March of Dimes of­ (giun) disease. Foods that are an authorised architect. been Issued ^to e ^ ad^Bay old vatenttoes. the IRA. "To the Britiah army caused the deaths, Beckley said. Yoga Class by Ethel H. Carlson ol 27 Hack­ I ___ f fice, die had the equipment high in carbohydrates,- M ^ or. Getchell said he checked with garage on the same p«p«W - of occupation, Irish republicans Commercial shellfish beds ta A yoga course for beginners within a few days. Seeing, this matack fit. backed Into a park­ sugars, are a prime fa ^ In D. King TWs. he said, U almort cmn- : T1iean Home DoVtf- and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the er he refused to surrender his "Everything considered, we able clothes and bring a small peter Siena on Scluwl Rd. colonies form the Naque. Once tie will take the building inspec- Oakland St. and Mary B. opment. ' studio. wetqMn. A spokesman for the got off kind of easy,” Bontya mat. Two guest speakers 'will be It Is established on the teeth, tor and the town to court. - Kellarson of Wkrehouse Point. ' Newoouaes O iib faction, called the Provisionals, said. The aim of Hatha Yoga la featured. Mrs. Polly Oomolil, > ...... -- ...... 1 .... ------more bacteria lodge in Uie As concerns the tower ana The Tolland Welcome ‘ WagCn Manebdater Assembly, Order denied tiie charge. About 886,000 gaUons of a to keep one physically fit and town pubUc health nurse, will On Tolland Tpke. near Dem- plaque and reproduce. shed which were turned doira v -4n it. light-weight heating oil poured „ . , lost week by the Zoning Board Newcomers C2ub will hold Its of RiOnbow for Girls, will meet A few houra before Oouldtag’s relaxed, to increase -vitality, speak on the role of the public ing St. last night, a collision tonight at 7:80 to the Maaonl): statement, the body of a man into New Haven Harbor about b o n u s Obviously, teeth have lost QgtchT^d he Black and White Brtl on Feb. Improve circulation and reUeve health nurse ta the community, involved cars drlvMi by some enamel and that are e^ “ g,fj^ th at they should have 20 at WlUle's SteNi House, Mmi- Temple. After a bustoesa meet­ with an IRA tricolor in his pock­ two weeks ago when the tanker nervous tension. Those interest- Rev. Stanton Conover of the Josephine W. Brown of 917 Tol­ ing, rctreahmenta will be served. et was dumped from a speeding Esso Gettysburg ran aground. ed ta further information are Bolton Congregational Church S^e m ^ had toe house j^rmlt first be- Chester. Cocktail. wUl be Some of the oU brushed the land T^ke. and Richard P. In the mouth are more susceptl- nroceedlng with getting at 8 p.m., dinner at 8:M, ^Ith car In 'Belfast, a buUet wound ta asked to call Mrs. Banks or where, nursery. school classes shoreline, but most of it was Ward of Rockville. ble to once the de^ ir^ e tower rince muric by Tony O'Bright-k B«id. Keanath Woods will speak on the head. TWlce said they be- Janet Forziey. " are hel&, wlU discuss the tailld- "My Kind of Music,’’ at the Wo- Ueved he was executed by the held off by coastal ice and dis­ Valenttne Party tag’s facilities and answer ques- has penetrated weU Into the classified as acces- Reservations at gU per couple sipated after a couple of days. (to Sununit St. near (Parrett tooth, the Infected part of the “ ^ stressed may be obtained from Mrs. Cal- toen’SjFellowshlp ot the Presby- IRA. The Senior Citizens wUl hold tlons from parents, Tests conducted several days H/'-^arly yesterday morning a terton Church meeting tonight. their monthly meeting Wednea- TOe programs and activities tooth must bo removed and ^ the per- vin Roberta, after the incident failed to show car ^driven by Bradford D. The wemen will meet at 6:80 tor day afternoon at 1:30 at Com- for the remainder of the school sealed with a filling. “ ^ ^ p g , Sequence. The monthly meeting of the signs of immediate harm to ma­ Greene of 246 Henry St. struck a poUuck. Mrs. Joyce Keistetter munlty Hall. The community year will also be discussed at (Herald iihoto by BuceiviciUB) This is why brushing as soon further actlcn on club wUl be held tomdrrow at rine organisms, acemrdtag to a a parked car belonging to will be the devotional. toader. F. Lee Bailey Mrs. Nancy T3Trell, a school dental hygienist, ad­ as possible after eating U so ^ ^e decided pend- 8 p.m. at the United Congrega- special U.S. Emrlronmental Pro­ affairs committee of the Junior the meeting. Robert S. Oouturo of HaWford. Important. By removing the y ,g outcome of his efforts to Utaial Church, Religious Bduca- Hostesses are- Mrs. Isabel Fer­ Women’ s Club wUl entertain 1-84 Maps mires Lisa Nadeau’s just-brushed teeth at a Brush- guson spd Mrs. Betty White. tection Agency team. At IQghland and Oardner Sts. tal Health Events acld-inducing food and debris gt,taln a permit .tor the house, tlon Building. The program will Punished By The samiding of marine life with a Valentine party. (First Sel^tman (Richard Mor- yesterday morning a collision In for the children in the Head Start program. The from the teeth, you greaUy re- jjg gjgg revealed that he has be presented by Stuart DanfOrth A tax expert will be present ra advises townspeople that de- Registered wUl continue this spring. involved cars driven by Gregory children received tooth brushes, tooth paste, three- duce acid attacks upon tooth received four ' phrne calls representing the ToUahd Hlstor- to offer assistance and answer tailed maps riiowtag all pro- Nurs^ Association wUl meet Caouette o f 173 Mountain Rd. minute timers and coloring books on dental health. Stress On Smiles enamel. And brushing your threatening his life If he went ‘cal Society. Slides of sene Jersey G>urt Questions about preparation of posed locations for Interstate and Susan R. Schlank of 198 They were given disclosing tablets to chew. The tab­ teuorrow at 7:80 p.m. to the tax returns. ' Highway 84 are available for carry over Into teeth with a fluoride toothpaste to court. He said the voices homes in TNland and of the TImrod iRd. lets stain the dirt on the teeth and help show the ‘What have you done for wing^ „ wUl help make the enamel were all different but the words historical museum will be doctor’s dtotog room at Man­ TRENTON, N .J. (AjP) — At- All senior citizens ta Bolton Inspection at the to ^ haU. chester Memorial Hoqdtal. Miss importance of brushing carefully for three minutes. ^your smile lately?” He Buireested that naients ob- stronger and better able to were the same, telling him that shown. Refreshmunts wlU be are Invited to attend the meet- Ttiese majis were dlstri^ted^at At Autumn and B. Bldridge Chairm en This is the question the pended today from practicing tag. Members of the Junior a special hearing last T h i^ y Sts. yesterday morning a col- Connecticut State Dental serve the week by^eLndlng withstand acid attacks. ‘"“‘i “ HSllfaw- the dJi.r.d«me New ptogiand Telephone Oo. Women’s Club -will provide I" 'Wethersfield. All tjtaro rt toe lision Involved cars driven by A • L-- i-u" children about the four If plaque is not removed by he would not Uve lo^ enou-^ Attnrnav flMiatai will apeak about ‘Telephone law to New Jersey for one year. W eC u ieS C lay I llg llt town selectmen attended toe South Windsor A bout T o Association IS is asking thisthi: ygg,g „,gg good dental toothbrushlng It eventuaUy J? transportation for anyone need William W. Morrlssette of 271 Commuhlcation.” Refreshments The New Jersey Supreme tag a ride. Arrangements can as well as sever week, the 22nd annual Chil health. First, teach youngsters hardens Into calculus, which Ir- Democratic Town Chairman Autumn St. and Patrick K. Rockville Emblem wiU published last week he ha. re- Saturday were, from ToUand, will be served. The event is Court took toe disciplinary ac­ be made by calling Mrs. Esther townspeople. dren’s Dental Health Week. to brush their teeth regularly ritates the gums and causes ^ "" ' Ted .Cummings has InvUed toe Bulletin Board Stone of Wilson. have a poUuck Wej nesday at First CMeetman and lbs. open to all totarested register­ tion after hearings rt miscon­ Haloburdo rt Laurwood Dr., High School The l^anchester Dental aftsr eating, even after snacks, them to recede. As the gums riialrmen rt four C-DAP (Com­ The Public Health Council 6:30 p.m. at the Home on In protesting the part of the Oiarlea Thlfault, Mr. and Mrs. ed luiisesj duct charges. Bailey was ousted chairman rt toe community af­ munity Development Action) -will m eet tonight at 7 :80 In toe On Colter fit. near Olcott St. Park St. M rs. A____our______Fotele__ is Society - is sponsoring - _ _ spe- Second, make sure chUdren recede, they leave tiny pockets ZBA niUng which referred to Oiartes Regan and Mr. and 1 ■ ta 1968 as defense attorney ta a fairs committee. Seniors are yesterday afternoon a coUlslcm In charge ol ih4 program, and cial programs in town drink fluoridated water. Those behind which collect more de Memottol Temple, Pythian subcommittees to attend t i^ ^ ^ ^ fireplace room rt Community Slates Tests the regulations which state Mrs. Kevin Ctavenanaugh, and highly publicized murter case. Wednesday’s meeting rt toe reminded that involved ears driven by Alfred members are/teminded to bring schools during the week. who Uve In a community with- brls. bacteria and plaque. that a tower must be as far from WlUlngton, First fielect- Sisters, wlU meet tomorrow at HU removal was ordered by services are not limited to meet­ Hall. J. B ^en Jr. of 37 Glenwood St. The South Windsor High School articles toe/a penny table. A To focus attentlm - Hartford. 8 p.m, / week Manchester school chil- leal applications of fluoride gums recede and Rsfreriunsnts will be served by house. that various tests are being 8id' now four towers in ToUand mer Governor John Dempsey The state Supreme Court la^er meeting "to toe people," will potatments, clinics, oi' other dren made posters stressing the tablets. Third, save sweet spreads bone which e extracted. ^Regular ornoerty on lOngsbury Ave., Mrs. June Linton Is subaUtut- barred Bailey, sold, explained, wUI be in various men of St. Maurice Church will Woman’s Home League rt the pailced on Summit St. total picture ol a student In Ing at 10 a.m. at the' church, and distributed them for dls- your dentist regularly, jdental—- visitsj-..- for professional - ■ • which is 130 feet high and 40 tag for Mrs. <)uatrals. Mrs. Un­ "We feel strongly obllgstted parts rt town, "to order to have meet at the parish c^ter to­ Bruce Evenson will speak to pl&y In stores, offices .and bust- cleaning to remove plaque feet from the ptxiperty line. Of ton, who Uves at 29 White St, Salvation Army will meet to­ ... to assure as best we can night at 7:80. Following toe present school program aniL the public participate.’’ VALENTINE DAY A BB was shot at the window . . the group at 2 p.m. Mrs. Mad- nesses. Some posters were kept 52nd District and calculus are necessary, as the other throe, he claims no RockvlUe, cin be reached by morrow at 1:80 p.m. In toe that he will not ever again stoop He said, "The tr«id to toe Rosary and business meeting, of a car paiiced at Summit and Tomorrow.Tomorrow, the Armed Forces ellne Carlson wUl lead devo- for school displays. toothbrushlng cannot entirely permits were ever Issued by calling 87IM009. Junior Hall rt the Citadel. Mrs. to such mUbriiavlor in thU state United States Is for wall-to-wall a “ Shapo-Up” party -will be CARDS — CANDY WlUlams St. sometime between Aptitude Test wlU b^offered tlons. Hostesses are Miss Anna Members of the dental society O m m N am ed prevent the ftamiation of ------:------s------Mary TliraU U to charge rt on at least.’’ participation. I’m all for it We held under toe direction rt Oeo FREE GIFT WBAFPINO! - Saturday and yesterday. o n ly to senloni;''Ihls'ls'the-same-T. Anderson, Mrg^ Ullian J. and dental hygienists have vol- plaque. educational program. Mrs. The 39-year-oId Boeton lawyer should know odiat people Livingston. Members are asked test used by the ^mlUtary for Gustafson and Mrs, Gerda B. imteered to answer questions In Periodontal diseases affect Bttael.I, McCollum UIs hostess. was accused rt attempting to are thlnktag. We should hear to wear appropriate clothes tor ARTHUR DRUG Another BB sh ot^ ke a rtn- ,gggment In occ To Committee nearly all the adult population publicize in toe press chargee exercising. For those not ath­ .tlons. There Orr. assembly programs presented _ I _____ . 41..... W.M. toelr suggestions and their dow on a car parked on Birch „ test, which — jg elementary schools this S2nd Assembly District State — and a good portion of chil- MONUMENTS & MARKERS The 'executive board rt toe against toe prosecution In toe gripes. It’s not enough to know letically inclined, a Valoitine St Saturday evening. wUl be given/durlng the school Chapman-Joy arcle of North week^A fllm wUl be shown to William O’Neill of Bast dren, too — and are the sliigle Manchester Newcomers Club DeFranco-Kavanaugh murder only what the members rt our day by the /Armed Services. United Methodist CSiurch will information and to stimu- Hampton has been re^polnted greatest cause ot loss of teefh wlU m eet tonight at 8 at toe cases. committee are thinking.” liust night a stereo tape play­ / -- .. ___ nr-.S___ a__ —A n ^ " A... At»<. 12MManf*tt Afla On Fel 24 and 25 the Na- meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at jgjg dlscusslim. to the Governor’s Finance A*!" by adults. bmne rt Mrs. David Wampold, The specific charges Involved He said that the March meet­ er was stolen from a car parked 14 Lawton Rd. tlonal fducaUon Development the church. Hostesses are Mrs. Women’s Auxiliary of the Committee by S P ^ r «>* So, It ta just as Important to Bailey's distribution to about ing will be at a location In the at the United Artists Theater. a requirement of all Leverett Gates and Mrs. FelU Connecticut State Dental Asso- the House W l^ RatcMort. brush your teeth when you are 160 public officials a letter West Side and that toe ApiU Fifteen vtapes were also taken. Test, The committee is made up of an adult as when you are a SALE The iheeting rt Ward CHrole rt charging the Paaealc Cbunty meeting will be at a location in sopjromores, will be given. This Lewis elation will give dental orienta- nine members which Include child. You are actually work- South United Methodist Church toe Ekiat Side. is designed to point out _ - ug„ puzzles to all third and prosecutor’s office with having Imptydfed/ N&uifZMtjn/L A tire and rim were ruined iducatlonol strengths and weak- Edgar Orcle of South United graders Gpvemor Thomas J. Mesklll, u,g dentist to prevent scheduled for tonight has been "pressured or bribed" a key The "chairmen rt toe four vriien a woman’s car struck Lieutenant Governor T. Clark ^vo dental diseases: caries canceled. (MXAP subcommittees invited lesses and how weU abUltles Methodist Church will meet ^ four-year-olds In the witneae.” bad pothole on Charter Oak Hull, State Treasurer Robert g„a periodontal problems. You to Wednesday’s- meeting ore: match goals. It m e^ es the tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. to Su- ^ ^ a In a hearing before toe Su­ yesterday evening. I. Berdon, State Comptroller gj^ ^ le one most req[x>nslble tor Roger McDermott, genei^ gov­ degree to which a student has sannah Wesley Hall of the Brush-In, which ^ riiowed them during Febmory preme Court last month, Bailey developed the ability to Inter- church. Nathan G. Agostinelli, and five ^gg^ _ ©r bad — oral % D efeats ernment; James MUler, public 1 5 apologized for his behavior and how to clean their teeth. Tomor­ A window was brokw prob­ legislators. health. pret, evaluate and understand ------row, hlgh'i school students will said It was not my intention to ^ ^ ably by a snowball, on a Hol­ the subjects studied In school. The committee deals with the Lcanb Chfip Salt demonstrate arrogance. hear presentations by town R iver P ark enda, recreation. lister St. home last/night. On F eb. 27 the National Merit T ru e L ov e Inter-departmental transfers t>f NEW m um MEMORIAL ca At an earlier hearing,. Chief dentists, dental assistants. “We know ODAlP Is under Scholarship Qualifying Test DONI8THORPB, England funds and all new apprc^rlatlons Cheshire IVfaii K illed 1076 Burnside Are., East Hartford, Conn, Justice Joseph Wetatraub had toe gun—and perhaps it should ScMneUme ,y a van^ (NMBQT) will be offered to ju- (AP) - The romance crashed hygienists and sta^nto enro^ for the Welfare and Judicial I^ F un ds BUI accused Bailey rt “insolence be,” Cummings said. "How­ qirayed yell^ paint on the gjg,.g ,,,jjg to compete for but Maggie Tomlin never took P*’®" partments, and meets the flrbt CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AlP) — 528-2680 and arrogance beyond anything window of .cKee St. garage, ggholarriilps from the National off her fiance's ring. And 66 Wednesday of every month. David Bates, 18, of Cheshire, Tbe “Jaycees Legislature,” ever, these men, and many oth­ ' ' ' ' I can recall.’’ Merit Scltelarshlp Corporation, years later, after she had been The 62nd Assembly District Conn, died Saturday when the meeting In the State Capitol, ers like them, and women too, PoUc^answered to a dlstur- jg gug^^gtea for students in married four Umes Maggie and should, last throughout a per- which O’NelU represents cwn- car In which he was riding by an overwhelming vote yes­ In today’s decision, the court have__ given _ finely _ _ of a lot of b a n c o / between two oc- yppgr quarter of the class her first love, Joe C3ox, are son’s lifetime,” a spokesman prises the towns ol Hebron, Co- slammed into a bridge railing terday defeated a mock_ bill _ In­ said "we WlU not In asscealiig -i^gy deserve to be of a motel room Thurs- g^ (j,ggg who wish to take the going to the altar. 'tor the dental assoclatloa said, lumbla. East Hampton and on a county road and landed In troduced by toe punishment, overlook the heard. They wUl tell us rt their Shoulder night. tgat fQY experience. Hie cost of The couple, both in their late “R Is Important to establish Marlborough. an irrigation ditoh, pNlce said. Jaycaes. It proposed state funds expressiens rt apology and con- ^g,jj g^^ ^ thejp prugress." trition stated at wsol a i g u - ______for a linear paric along toe ------the test is *1.26 and wlU be 70s, parted In World War i but good dental health habits In m ents." Two portable radios a ^ ^ O given at South Windsor Hlgh-meriBgaln'Tecently by chance, chll^iood so that these habits ' Hocksnum Rhrer. "Although they did not tyiecif- were stolen In a break Friday ^ Bsesuse toe mock Mil was ds- Restaurant Bums night at the Fisher Dry Clean- .^le Otis Intelligence Test re­ IcaUy include a confesslan toat DAITOURY (AP) — The Sign els on Main fit A osHar door quired for all juniors will be UB apwAWBu ui coamlzed as wrons’ and asaur- rt toe Bull, a restaurant here, and an inner door were forced given on Msirch 2 and 4. Hie Panelists at High Schools FUNERAL HOME nectclut legislature, by Man- ances that such m isconduct wUl suffered an^ estim ated $100,000 B o y S c o u ts open. teat 'wlH be given to' half the cbester’s legislators under an 142 East Cniter Stnet never occur again, we trust .. . damage in a fire Sunday mom------class «i each day at no cost and agreement with toe Jaycee. that such is and wUl be toe tag, fire oMrtals said. The cause A Tower Rd. man complained provides the ability score for 61 sf Anniversary To Explain Dental Careers TELEPHONE 64»-'7194 Tbs tanxlay “Jaycees Legls- case," toe court sold. was being 'investigated. to police of a reckless driver uig High School record. tature" considered mock bills contlnuaUy going down his ©n April 17 the ScholasUc Town hig^ school students Miss Denise Angley and Hiss which, upon iqiproval, became street. Aptitude Test will be given at wiU have opportunities tomor- Joyce Cummings. the ntoniBl poUcy rt the Gon------the high school for all college- llie MDC curriculum is a two- ROY. M. THOMPSON nectolut Jaycees. They now , Police report an attenqited bound juniors. This test is sug- ^ ^ year program leading to an as- w ill T^ork frtr toe passage rt break at on Olcott St. apart- gested at this Ume so students, local dentista, dental asalrtants, ggrve as the dentist’s ajudstarit Aasodato Dinetor Mils in the Connecticut ment at an undetermined time, parents, and counselors may hygienists, and students enroll- jg teach basic terminNogy Cteneral Assembly. ------begin preparation for coUeg^e ed In dental assistant programs which will enable the student to loin Chops The proposed linear park MU Two persons attending a meet- selection. Students will obtain at two area InsUtuUons. The gg^yg gg dnUst’a — COMPLETE was co-q^ofuored by the Ver­ ih $u r a m d i« t h * Ing on Oak St. Saturday night registration material and infer- panel will also answer questions gj^j secretary. In the first year, non, EiHngten and East Hart­ had windows .brok^ on their mation booklets from guidance ’bn aspects of dentistry as a y,g gourse constats of office ford Jayesss. It proposed an ap­ officers. _ career. practice and academic studies. Any qoMtloni on funeralo, coatoma, pn>- propriation ot 9640,000 tor the INSURANCE A Vocational Interest Survey During students’ free periods, jjjg year, the student Calif, letb«r9 j h eedOTM, «te. C o b m in, phone’<»■ write for ^ development rt a state park was scheduled In January to t the personnN wlU be avallaNe g„^ t^ree hours a week at along toe Hookanum. River, in V ern on juniors butVs ■«A hadVs #S ^ toA A beV^A . re-sched- ___ _ — ^ A *SManchester W — —Ik — K — V e dapendelde enewer. No oUigetion, netniv ’’ 1111111 i 1111 * * * j Newington- Veterans Ifos- tbs towns of Manchester, Butt uled for spring due to publish- nig^i School from 8:16 to U p,tgi. leanSig chalrslde duties. idly. SERVICE 1. c Hartford, Vernon and BlUngtcri. Fund Started Ing difficulties. This survey is p.ni., and in the student lounge The overwhelming defeat was fo r students who wish to find o f Bast rjattiQitfi m g b School LEnucE 2 -4 9 Periieps this question has been on yonri on tbs argument that tbs state their areas of Interest. from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Their For Victims Of mind: is not in a position to spend School Board awiearances are part of Dental Congrafulations Idaho Iakln9 , The Board of Education wUl nggitu ^gg„^ ^K»s(»ed by the over a half-dUUon doUara for a REAL Ward St. Fire new program. meet at the Orchard HUl School Manchester Dental Society. Q. Under what drcomstaneiM most e fo air our Scoufs MCrs. Glenora Forbes of Wsq>- on Foster St. tomorrow at 7:30 Tbe only support for tbs MU, ESTATE > . . Speaking at MHS will be a am ong about 200 delegates who ping Woods Rd.i Ellington has p.m. Superinton4ent of SebooU m ts Carolyn Steele, a coroner or medical examiner be notified^ It used to be called Boy Scout Week . . . now voted, was from tbe four bane- opened a bank account to coUect Charles L Warner ,wlU give a hygenlst- and Mrs. Nan- about a death? it’s Boy Scouts Anniversary Celebration and funfls fo r the four fomUlea presentattan o f the-197T-72 bud- TVreU favKisn- Y H D m fitting towns. it's extended through the entire month of POTATOES 5 ^ 4 9 * Mknebester’s delegates to too be a dStlst February. D&L is proud to share in -this ex­ A. Whenever a vkdent or aeddental' tw o-day ■•Jayesoa Legiolature" citing- event -.—.-.-to-support tiie-Scouting - Large Seedless Navel Oranges 10 Mrs. Forbes, a former welfareuj-if-.- Ther™. RecreatiemD Department , **” • Jacqueline uisa Cuneo, an as- F O M U r death occurs. Your funeral director or’T w o n : Edward Botes, who la exseuttve vies preoldait of tbe movement.. . and to serve as Official H e^- director in Vernon, said she wiU .has announced that TlmoUiy 1 family physidan arranges this. Ind-I quarters for all S(X>ut uniforms and equip­ Green Cabbage and Yellow Turnips 12L also accept clothing and fuml- Edwards School gym wUl be ool Connsctleut Jaycesa; Richard tuiie tor the families. Items may open for free play during the , 22. dentally, the body must NOT be moved i Bohadik; Don F ogg; WUUam ment. • Sinie Lately Hyde; Thomas Fundarburim Yellow Cooking^ Onions 3 39* be left at her garage. Mrs. Felwuary school vacation Feb. 7 or disturbed without the coroner’s per- ? ^ ..gQ nature of dental assirtant and Jooaph Lasdsr. ROBBIT J. SMITH, Mc Forbes’ mailing address is ga p ­ 16-19 fit»h 9:30' a.m . mission. Also, in these cases, most in­ ping W oods R d., R D 1, Rock- studies and i»tinte«i training will MinuL nuiBrs m k close vote yeoterday, tbs MSUHUBHniB SURE 1914 Red Label Diamend Wolnuts ^ i 49* vUls. **AU partlclpanto wlU be re- •»« *“ *• BHlsabeth Choney and surance pdides require an autopsy to- Jayesss defeated a moek MU Mrs. Forbes said sheets, quired to wear sneakers and Hiss Susan Oolmer at BdlB, ■cnsKuniira determine exa4t cause of death. for oatabUaMng a otate Income Deliious Apples or Anjou Pears 8 f®r S9* blankets and towNs are espe­ supply their own equlpiamt. and Miss Maryann IDirpliy and SrCNSOKOBYCONNECnCUr tax. The result was a aurprlae, From Wajhinpton Stats - .— ;— m im Viiginia Tavares at MSB. when compared with a similar 649-5241 cially i^eded and clothing for 'SrXTE DENTAL ASSOGUmON the' efaUdrsn. The girls ore age Evening - HsnUd Vflndbam Technical College by tba Jayesss In t a m 4 (H m uiT, MAHCHBm U, 9. • and t end the boys 8 and Windsor ^ oorrespondent students making preaentatioas u m A pcopoaol fo r a state In- (6iwp

Then, when the committee varies from state to state, ac­ When ABlls' attacked revenue Hebron heafii governors and local < ^ - cording to the level of benefits sharing in one of his rare spe­ A rt Stolen Sharing Plan Foes cials who are pushing hard for and services' provided by each. cial House speeches last week, revenue sharing, it would be in Significantly, the federal per­ he listed a number of altema- LONDON (AP) — Peggy Selectmen Investigating position to say the states al­ centage is relatively low In big Uves and empKastzed a g;reater Guggenheim, American pa­ m states with extensive programs, federal contribution in grant-ln- PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, *1971 ready. are in line tor substantial troness of the arts, says a Look for Alternate fe d e i^ help. such as New York and Califor­ aid programs. Picasso and nine other mod­ Complaints of Foul Odor »GTON (A P ) — House man WUbur D. Mills, D-Ark., Even a relatively modest real- nia. And these are among states ■What Ways and Means does ern paintings have been of President Nixon’s has said. location of the .welfare percent­ with the most severe fiscal with welfare could give ideas to stolen from her $12 million First Selectman Aaron R eid and Zoning Commission will age paid by the federal govern­ problems. ’Ihey would stand to other committee chairmen who collection at her Italian home Spending Cut Blackout of TV Screens revenue-sharing plan Mills and the ranking Republi­ reported at the selectmen’s hold a public hearing at, 8 in can member. Rep. John W. ment could add up to big fig­ gain substantially from a per­ have expressed doubts about In Venice. .the Town Office Building to rklng on a strategy for BymeS of Wisconsin, have taken ures. ” centage of reallocation. revenue sharing. ^ Mrs. Guggenheim, 72, was meeting last week Oiat because applications to Stop&Shop hard-pressed states in One aspect of the administra­ of complaints received from res- subdivide propei^'. Challenged Tests Addicts’ Resources public stands against no- The tofol welfare cost In the visiting friends here when By O V N im A LOWBY HUB long-time student of other ways, trying to reduce de­ stringfi-Ued revenue sharing 1970 fiscal year, ended last June tion’s welfare proposal would Informed of the theft. She Idents on East St. conceriiing One application is from Rob- viewers also Is convinced that mand for the administration with states and localities, but 30, was $13.16 billion, with the guarantee no state would be re­ Indian Council declined to estimate the val­ an obnoxious odor, the Board of ®«t I. Tupper to subdivide pre^ B y Bailey „NEW _ YO RK _ (A . P ) — ShorUy_ most of us lie—to our friends are,^^pporting welfare reform. government paying $7,6 billion, quired to spend more than 90 ue of the paintings Sunday, „ , ^ __ erty between Rt. 85 and Mar- program. Selectmen is conducting an In- ♦Hfo® inta ane\ “ “ to ourselves-^ibout our , ’file committee staff, it was or 57.2 per cent. per cent of the amount of local • CHILLIWACK, B.C. (A P ) — but said they were worth . jorie Circle into three lots and HARTTORD (A P ) — H Gov. Key to the strategy is welfare vestlgation into an area of televlsim v le ^ r s in the New understood, has been directed to For the present fiscal year, it funds allocated to welfare in Representatives ot 1,600 Indians "thousands.” the other is from Caron Broth­ Thomas J. IMesMU wants to re­ reform, now given top p r io r ity ____ _ in the Lower ^ a s e r Valley area marsh .land across from Hi-Hotl York metropoUtan area w ew ukely to believe that we i ^ y draft several alternative wel- is estimated the totid will jump 1971. In other words, as the wel­ 'The missing Picasso is. ers Inc. to divide property on duce spending cm "essential settling down in front of their .television much. We Fab by the House Ways and Means fare-firuuiciiig provlslons with to ($17 blllidn and/the federal fare load continues to increase, of British Columbia have Camp. Rt. 85 North of Hebron Center sets, the sound st<^ped and the called "A Boy with Stripe The selectmen ,b®H®ve the state programs," he’ll have to are also fond of demanding ^nunlttee. The committee will „ne thing In common: ’“They share to $0.6 billiom the federal government would formed a regional govemment- Laundry Detergent Shirt” odor is geing caused by marsh Voter » picture dissolved into something more news and public affairs | delay hearings on revenue shar- would increase the Federal The proportlon^f welfare cost pick up the tab for all the rise in tyoe council that represents 21 Voter Making battle Democratic opposition, For brighter and fresher ing until late in the year. Chair gases. However, Paul Schtir, that looked like a heavy snow­ shows on .television while we ac­ share of the cost. paid by the fe d S ^ government costs. different bonds. . The Board of Admissions of says John M. Bailey. fall. cloths. Safe for all washing sanitarian with the Northeastern Electors will be in session In tually have our sets tuned, by machines. Bailey, state Democratic A Manhattan electrical power choice, to .Flip Wilson or “ Guns- Regional Office of the State Town Office Building to- chairman, issued a statement failure had knocked out broad­ moke.’! 5-lb, 4-oz Department of Health, has been evening from 6 to 8 to Saturday saying he is “ con­ contacted and plans to visit the administer the electorts oath to casting on all local channels pkg M.39 vinced that the l ^ p l e of' the' transmitttng from the mast atop The most remarkable televi- ^ 9 # # area tomorrow for soli and 4^050 who are qualified. ■» state do not want to. take any the blacked-out Empire State Sion over the weekend came to water samples. Naturalization papers proving backward steps in these areas.” Building. For the next 2Vi hours us live from the moon. The pic­ We went to f>real lenffths Itf hrinff you one of the finest The selectmen also are look- citizenship should be presented Bailey said that "during the there was a good chance to tures of the astronauts movuig ing into the possibility of flood- hy naturalized citizens, past 16 years, under Democratic measure the degree to \ ^ ch around the luntu: surface, one ot hams you^ve ever lasted.. .one we’re prtmd to pul our name on ing an area on the comer of School Uinches state administration, Connecticut the individual is addicted to the them even taking a swing at a East St. and Rt. 85 for Ice skat- >j>he menu for the remainder has attained a national leader­ use of that square box. golf ball, were extraordinarily Ihg next year. of ithe week at the elementary ship position in such vital areas Paul Klein, a former NBC clear. The three networks pro- The area under constructlfsi schools will be: as higher education, mental vice president in charge of audi- vided thorough coverage, partic- Is the island on the comer for- Tuesday: Beans and hot dogs, health and mental retardatimi ence measurement, says in a re- ularly through those moments merly used by the state for o^^n bread, oat- care, air and water pollution cent New York magazine article of real suspense—the landing Palmolive Soap stock-piling sand. meal choc-chip cookies. control and in the protection of that his two decades of "watch- end lift-off on die lunar surface A suggestion was made last Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, human rights and opportunities." ing people watch television” and the link-up later with the Leavos you faaling year to use the firoperty for tossed salad, applesauce, His statement came a little have ccnivinced him that the command capsule. fm h all ovar. IHTRODUCll $ skating by John E. Hibbard, Thursday: Oven-fried chicken more than, a week before Gov. public is "hooked, chained and ■•WUdflre,” a fine NBC docu­ chairman of the Conservation ^vith peaches, mashed potato. Mesklll, a first-term Republican, otherwise enslaved" by televi­ mentary Friday night, was a 3.5 oz Commission, but no acUtm was green beans, chocolate pudding, goes before the legislature with sion. filmed report of efforts, by bar 2/25' taken. Friday: No school, Lincoln’s his budget and taxation propo­ Suddenly deprived, what did plane and by men on the Acting upon a request from Birthday. sals. we do? Many made phcsie calls Rfound, to contain a huge forest S t o p t S h o p Eric Emt, president of the He- Bulletin Board Mesklll hELs estimated he will trying to find out what hap­ of acres of timberland in Wash­ bron U ttle League AssoclaUbn, The following meetings and have to find $800 million in new pened, while most of us turned ington last summer, threatening the selectmen agreed to permit activities are scheduled for this revenue over the next two years to our ra^oe for an answer. a small town. It was graphically the use of town-owned snow week: to pay off a current deficit es­ Then we cast around for substi­ filmed and demonstrated the fences on the little league Monday: Board of Finance timated at $260 million and to tutes. Suddenly conversation, work of some unsung heroes. fields. meeting, 8:30 p.m.. Town Ottlce maintain current state pro­ books and good, dependable ra­ TTie fences are used in the Building; Midget Football Asso- grams. dio were back In style. outfields and along the high- elation meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Bailey advised the governor to Klein has his own explanation OVER 21 YEARS ON ways, where necessary, as pro- office Building; RepubUcan "avail himself” of the ex­ Palmolive for the heavy TV-wati THE SAME CORNER. tection for the little leaguers. Women’s Club meeting, 8 p.m., perience of Democratic legisla­ the public. He belelves There Moat Be a Beasan. We began by selecting the finest quality ham available. But Lincoln Day Dinner home of Mrs. Janls Prell, Jan tive leaders in his search for a Dishwashing Liquid contrary to their own ttticns, IBY quality alone doesn’t make this a superior ham. The extra About 200 people attended Sat­ Dr. W.; Rham Band Concert, 8 solution to the state’s fiscal pro­ people do not watch particular Gate dishes sparkling care that goes into its preparation— the special way it’s cut. urday evening’s Republican p.m., Rham High School audl- blems. Washington’s famous hostess PeHe Mesta flashes her big smile. (A P Photo) programs. Rimdl's lorfMr Sktfi trimmed and formed— gives you a superbly flavoiiul, extra Town Committee Lincoln Day torlum. ‘ "nie Democratic party stands Comer Oak A Sprues SB. and keeps hands soft. lean ham from end fo end. And mini-pricing® makes it a "You turn on the set because rw v i dinner dance at the Grand Lake Tuesday: Planning and Zoning ready to cooperate in any sin­ better buy. ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES it is there—you can’t resist,” he Lodge In Lebanon at which bbth Commission public hearing and cere effort to solve the problems While he was a senator and has 1 pt, 6-OZ c 1 g says, "and yoii then settle down Governor Thomas Mesklll and meeUng, 8 p.m., Town Office of the state in the best way pos­ remained a personal frleiid of bottle 0 1 Perle Mesta Qualifies to watch that program among Congressman Robert Steele Building; Board of Admission sible for the benefit of the peo­ the family...^one of the few peo­ NBW! — EXOIITNG all those offered a$ a given time ple,” said Bailey. .o - ple in WashlhgteA..to' call Mrs. m m i - p n c i n i made appearances. of Electors, 6 to 8 p.m;, Town As Institution in Society Truman “ Bess.” — which can be endured with the NATURAL HEALTH The RepubUcanS were joined office Building; Gilead Congre- least amount of pain and suffer- for cocktails by Governor and gatlonal Church Junior Choir Partly as a reward for her In g.” FOOD SHOPPE By ANN BliACKMAN “ Here’s a story you can have,” fund-raising efforts during his Mrs. Mesklll and after dim er rehearsal. 3 p.m., Gilead Hill He calls this his ‘"Iheoiy of isii’tjp s ta to a y o fs a v in g ... Rockville Associated Press Writer and, in a stage whisper, “ But rough 1948 presidential cam- by Congressman Steele. Both School; Hebron Congregational the Least Objectlonal Pro­ Shop the governor and congressman I ’m a liberal.” palgn, ’Truman appointed Mrs. Church Junior Choir rehearsal, gram,” and uses it to explain Hospital Notes WASHINGTON (AP) — The And liberal she is. Liberal and Mesta minister to Luxembourg, jainHiricine is a way oi Wei SUPERMARKETS made very short speeches 3 p.m., ■ Hebron Elementary rose-colored door to the 8-room liberated. Her husband liked Republicans raged lor weeks, the enormous popularity of acknowledging Hebron for its school Visiting hours are 12:S0 to 8 some mediocre programs and suite swings open, and: there she Ion® hair. She cut hers. He told demanding the appointment be \ Punch strong Republican showing in Wednesday: pro executive p.m. in all areas except ma­ the failures some very good the recent election. committee meeting, 8 p.m., Gil­ ternity where they are 2 to 4 stands, a gray-haired lady in a stay home and mind the withdrawn, instating her only ones. Laundry Detergent servants; she sneaked ott to his qualification were her hors Mesklll referred to his prom­ ead Hill School; Hebron and and irSO to 8 p.m. fringed midi-skirt, her arms steel plant and encouraged the d*oeuvres Gate out tiia haavy dirt ise to 'Visit all town and city Gilead Congregational Churches ------outstretched in welcome. workers to strike for higher oppoeiUon quickly governments-—during his term Women’s Fellowship meeting, 8 Admitted Thursday: Thomas with no axtra work. ’The essence of mod, like Aun- wages. faded away as the woman \^u> and hopes to make Hebron one . Gilead CongregaUonal Mulvey, Main St., Manchester; tie Marne come to life. ’The "Let’s just say I used to go to was to inspire Irving Berlin’s 84-oz of his stops. CJhurch Senior (3hoir rehearsal Janet Raber, Carol Dr., Donald same throaty laugh, die feigned his plant and work among the smash Broadway musical, “ Call ... For Hebron, Saturday’s eve­ 7:30 p.m. ATTN: DIABETICS pkg ning appearance was the first Harding, RFD 2, George Bo- naughttaess," " , the passionp a ^ o n forto r ^ se- ^ poorj ^ r when he didn’t know it,” Me Madame,”Madame,’ ' took up her du- • SALT FREE FOODS Saturday: Hebron Youth' Bais- honkn Dave Ave Ext Otto the unshakable aplomb, she ^Id. ties. During her four years as a tlme a governor had attended kotball doubleheader, 1:30 p.m., Yost ’Thomas St., and Joseph All toe^m llaritles are there. ^ long-time champion of the diplomat, Perle endeared her- • SUGAR FREE FOODS a town funcUon since the 260th Qllead Hill School auditorium. Kurr Oak St all of Rockville- this is Aimtle not (gjnhilst movement, she presid- self to the citizens of Luxem- • NO CHOLESTEROL FOODS \ Anniversary celebration in 1966. ______Congressman Steele thanked Manchester Evening Herald Unda Boleck, Davis Dr., EUing SPECIAL IN THE.NEW Hebron for its recent support. Hebron correspondent, Anne ton; Kay Cradler, Valley View noi iicuon. ,party Headquarters in Ge- donning a helmet and visiting From the lam en t you see Mesta said the coal mines. calling the town one of the jjm t, telephone 228-3971. Lane, Vernon; Patsy Dionne, NATURAL HEALTH FOOD SHOPPE 1*,!!’ ®he approved of the woman’s she also won a lot of friends © strongest Republican towns that ______North Park St., Rockville; Fran- thereaboute, Perle Mesta is still ""TZ A t THE PARKADE Del Monte Corn Hi-C Drinks carried him to victory in the May, Bloomfield; Mitchell kicking up ^erher fashionably boot- o! » ^ Mini-pricing -- - — k' ^ lias broug^nt attention to sonio of amounted to an open house for (Inside Liggett Pharmacy) . second Congressional District. Green, Carol Dr., Tolland; Ker; ed heels. Bonn Lifts Ban the problems women face. Amferican GIs stationed in Bu- 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. ( Rose Lotion He referrred also to his 'visit win Rau, Middle Butcher Rd., ’The capital’s famous "hostess 4S» V last year at the Recreation Rockville; Dorothy Brink, __ “ I believe in equal tights and rope. cream Style ,, I Your choice of seven saves you money On Air Cargo with the mostes’ ” still spends For dizhM— makM hands flavors. Stock up now CMS Council fair calling It one of the Broad Brook. her d^ys hi'reientles^l^i^it’of ®1““1 ^ believe in "I entertained 26,(X)0 of them, feel rose petal soft PerfRct for cDfjn chowder. at this low. low price. smallest but one of the friend- B E R LIN (A P ) — ,’I7ie West Births: A daughter to Mr. and a party, forever ready to cele- bra-bumlng and I don’t beUeve all my own expense,” she re- Just add a can of milk, but­ brate anything at all. Except sMd called ^ e s e Pa^®«. ^they ter, seasoning and heat. llest and nicest he had attend- government gave or- Mrs. Wendel Brink, Broad 1 pt, 6 -OZ f - - * ^ y I ed. He expressed the hope that „ „ jjg on Brook; Sons to: Mr. and Mrs. her own birthday she consider herself lib- were the highlight of anything Valu-pricing bottle 0 / he would be invited again this movement ot air mall and air James Svejk, Main St., South She hasn’t had a birthday in a while her husband was I ’ve dong.” year. Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Fernand myriad of Sundays. alive? “ I didn’t dare.” Hot dogs and apple pie are freight In and out of Berlin, as Stop&Shop Both Mesklll and Steele re- the Big Four ambassadors held Dionne, North Park St., Rock­ The date is Perle Mesta’s best Perle Sklrvin Mesta, daughter hardly standard fare at Perle’s tells you kept secret. of W iliam B. Sklrvin, an Okla- Washington parries. The guest celved standing ovaUons from meeting on divided ville. the enthusiastic crowd. Discharged Thursday: Donna Even her best friends don’t homa hotel owner who struck it list, and Perle’s motives, differ Heinz Ketchup Miracle Whifi Germany. t: / how much. Also receiving a standing spokesman Miller, Enfield; Louis Allevo, know if she’s a shocking Aquar-. rich in Texas oil, and married too. O x y d o l Th rill A government ovation was Emery Taylor, however, that spot securi W. Middle T’pke, Mamchester; lus or, maybe, a soclally-mlnd- to George Mesta, a millionaire "M y parries play a political Liquid Detergent ¥ourcoet chairman for the event and a ty checks would continue on Joy Pierce, Birch Rd., Rock­ ed Capricorn. ’The date is one of steelman from Pittsburgh, may role, definitely,” she said. “ If Detergent Hamburgers and French \ Kraft per maaaure ,.., $ 1 argo on air freight and air Rock, Richmond, Vt.; Holly fam ily moved three weeks^after she is said to have increased and she’s planning a series of 4 she was bom. her Wealth through wise Invest- Concentrated 3-B Laundry Detergent your family need*. town taking Into consideration mall Sunday while authorities Greenleaf, Stafford Springs. three dinners for advocates and the possibility of an hourly wage investigated ’’suspected danger But in newspaper clippings, ments. critics of the space program. 49 OZ O O f 3-lb, 1-oz 1 Campbell’s Soup Sunshine Hi Ho You don't have to be a "mathematical rather than a yearly salary to air traffic.” cracking and yellowed with age, Widowed, wealthy and chlld- “ I ’m going to find out which pkg genius” to figure this out. In fact, you the year of her birth is listed as less, Perle was linked romanri- * 2 . 2 7 OO pkg 83' basis. ------^------senators are for it and which don't have to figure at all, if you shop They discussed in detail the ^ . « r _ . Ashes Scattered 1891. No month, no day- cally with a long list of suitors are against it and invite about at Stop & Shop. Because on the shelves, positions of assistant town clerk, l!jx p e il8i v e VfM Ce ‘ 'Now if I tell you I moved to during the 30’s, including a vice Chicken 18 of them to dinner, even if I Crackers next to these items, you'll find special building Inspector and the town LGNDON (A P )—^The 72-cent At ‘Tony’s Reef’ Washington when I was 18, president, senators, congreBS- can’t stand them,” she said. Final Touch ^Fluffy All Great with soup for a quick valu-pricing tags telling you their actual road crew. bottle of grape juice Don MIAMI (AP) — The men you’ll ask me how long I ’ve men and diplomats, but she nev- le O ’s " I ’ll have them because this H - I lunch or mid day “ break." cost per pound (or per ounce, quart or The committee also decided O’Dooagiiue bought for his aboard the party boat Hurrican been here and then you’ll figure er rem arri^. Laundry Detergent space program is tefribly im­ Fabric Softener whatever). to contact local insurance agents grandchildren was an expensive weri^ silent as the skipper out how old I am,” said Mrs. por a long time, she and her portant, you know.” to see If they might be inter- tieat. The children drank half of dimqidfF a small box of a ^ s Mesta in an Interview. ■ "Canft husband had been identified 1 qt. 1 oz •J Q i With those words, Mrs. Mesta ested In presenting a plan for it and O’Donaghue left the bot- lifto^the ixrillng blue sea. Antho- we skip over that part? What with Republicans. They were bottle / 7 55 8 3 * \' gave voice to the ration^e of fringe benefits for town employ- tie on a living room shelf. Two ny Guarino had made his last does it matter?” friends ot Caavin Coolidge and Washington hostesses, eill of Ajax All-Purpose ea. months later the fermenting trip to the fishing reefs he loved n doesn’t really, except to often dined with him. In 1940, whom tend to believe that men The committee ■will meet juice exploded, shattering a fish so much. emphasize that with the energy after campaigning for Wendell reason together best when fac­ Scott Towels Rinso Liquid Cleaner Dole Pineapple again this Thursday evening at tank, killing 30 fish, spilling. 100 For more than 10 years before of a woman half her age, Perle l . Willkie, she finally broke ing each other over cocktails Liquid Dove at the town office building. pounds of gravel on the rug and he died Jan. 14, the 69-year-old Mesta keeps to a hectic sched- with the GOP, convinced his de- The no-rfnte clepner— juzt 8 and canapes. Color Bleach ------P2SO~Hearlng flooding a downstairs neighbor delivery man had been an ar- ule of daily luncheons, frequent feat was a defeat for liberal Re­ wipe clean. “ Big Roll” " I get people to come and oz Sliced, Chunks or Crushed Prior to its regular meeting .out of bed wltfi 36 gaUons at wa- dent tw lc e -a -w e e k customer speeches, and charity meetings, publicans. Dubbed ‘”Two-Party sometimes I think I don’t like 12 0 0 ♦ 49 oz Q 0 # bottle ^ ^ in Natural Jilrces So handy to have in tomorrow evening, the Planning ter. aboard the Hurricane. She has trouble keeping track of^Perle,” she switched her loyalty them, but I ’ll Invite them any­ pkg O 0 15-oz the kitchen, and. Guarino loved fishing so much whether she is chairman, co- to the Democmts. way,” she said. "When they bottle priced to fit your 37* Use to bake your Stop & Shop ham Dudget.------that he asked to be cremated chairman or just a patron of Even today, in the company leave I usually like them be­ for a delightful flavor ..... 37 and have his ashes scattered numerous balls and projects. of Nixon Republicans, she likes cause I ’ve gotten to know them Silver Dust S p ry over the Atlantic^,Ocean reefs “ I spent 'myself a little .too t^'point out in a stage whisper, better. And sometimes they like svsniiom ri^ that had given him so many much,” she said, brushing the / ‘I ’ve voted for them all, butat each other better, too.” Blue Detergent Shortening hai^y hours. thick bangs off her forehead^ heart, I’m a Democrat.” ' And, of course, sometimes T id e Broiled to order and served with baked potato, Texas Sunday, Guarino’s fiEdilhg " I ’m cutting back a bit. I usM She first met Harry ’Truman they don’t. 42 oz B old toast and crisp green saiad with your choice of dressing. buddies met Skipper Christ J. to give 30 speeches a year. Now can / O Detergent Laundry Detergent Buttercrest Christ aboard the Hurricane I limit myself to six beqause of 8 7 ^ EHio’s Hood’s and made the trip to an un- all these television appear- named reef two mUes off rfiore. ances.” ' *1.37 83* Orange Juice Yah Yah Bread When the boat returned,. Perle Mesta has'heen around S u rf W is k Cheese Pizza . Guarino had found a small long enough to qdalify as an In- > An exciting Sizzling time goodness! Perfect for breakfast, Perfect any time! Great meosure o f fame. The funeral stltutlon in this town, where hos- The Audi has Cold Water Liquid Detergent 16 01 pK luc* . luscious new lunch or supper. Save with mini-pricing® C a s c a d e C h e e r for snack time — we bread from 7 I . $1 mmmti Save a trip to party had decided that the place tesses tend to rise and fall with won't tell the kida it's ■' Stop & Shop. liim i L where the ashes were scattered every change of admlnistra- semcthina nkc for people 15C off label ILQf 1602 A04 Dishwashing Powder the piizarial good for them. SagarCurnd Bacon 69^1 49 pkg bottle Laundry Detergent 691" would henceforth he known as tions. Only a handful have stay- u OO Hide a couple who feel they wiertt In the freezer. Plain er stop & Shop < A c “Tony’s Reef.” ing power. Perle is Liquid Detergent— Cured I diip, judo, and standing inspec- own. ■5.“ 5 7 * . ^^kg“ ,5 5 ^ giiirt Gal. $ 1 A A iC \L Sugar Cured. 'PtSOUIBIilSS tion o^itKif-doorB in “ rain or "D o you have a steady beau, >/, 12-oz ^ A t . p a sta Oscar Mayer Bacon S lic e d ' ' I ahine/’ ...... dear?” asked the woman who bottle 1 bottle 287 West Middle Tpke.. Manchester 'M ^- Alexander commuted once tried to interest John Ken- TED TRUDON FirnunglQK Kn (Rt 6). erijtol • Rt. 1, Gioton Shoppzr* Hirt, Groton • dd)ly from Leavenworth, Kan., nedy in Margaret Tnunan. ‘T Sunshine Sunshine Sn W «h SStOT areol (Rt « ) Middiztown • Rt. 72. Ptziiwillo Shooprnf rizzo. to the Northwest hOssouri Law love matchmaking.” 1 K ” W . 4?). Bizhop. Pl«z. west Hz-ttonl . WiUuruoU Plza Oatmeal Cookies Molasses & Spice Iv o ry S n o w J o y (Rt. 32). Willimintic enforcement Center in .Inde- lli® reporter turned the taft M IDDli TURNPlicE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. pendence, an hour's drive each to the apartment’s furnishings, PORSCHE / AUDI Soap Powder Liquid Detergent Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons way. j furniture? It's all ‘i r 44* 7 ^ 44* She w ill become a community FVench. Louis x v m , I think, all $ 1 3 7 relatiatis director with the Leav- signed by the cabinet makers, ROUTE 83 TALCQTTVILLE. CONN. 5SS 57* enworth PbUce Department. French, French, French.” Phone Monchos'fer 643>I7I2 i ( » ft. Who f M the men were "very Mrs. Mesta, steering the con- package Burry oouene (^oomes iv oi peg aw i Dutch MdM fniRiM oourteous,” and observed that venation from one phase of her Hand] W rap Burry Lemon Pundi 10 ei pfco Almond erteemu 1.IB pUg lie "other members o f the class life to another, laced her .anti- ^ • Rnniir Ciieeee T obm H et php 4p( may have missed some good dotes i|r)th frequent directives— 1 h jokes due t o ^ y presence J*- "N ow you can’t print that,” or 2A3 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST 263 MIODU TURNPIKI WiST •W.

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PAGE FOURTEEN ’MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 /tolian City Grieves Matchmaker Offensive Words OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Cancel Zappa’s BUGGS BUNNY In Aftermath of Quake NEW DELHI (AP) — V. 8 . Am**' •• yrPt— » N n l« Amhassatkn- Kenneth B . London Concert NCX?N, SYLVESTER] ARE VA HAVIN' CONFIDENTIAL­ NC?W 1 HAVE -to Keating haa acted as match­ LY, HOWEVER, TWECANIA, Italy (AP) — lels in nearby towns and there LUNCH WITH fZETLlBN -to Dickens' Works maker for a young bull Uson u THAT eORlLLAi -I-'bL HAVE— -fC>OPtE:MANOI* Prestdant Obiaei^ Saragat to- "o more casualUes. A f«w LONDON (AP) — A pop con­ a W cV raY T ^ iJ F ^ from Sioux Flails, 8 . D ., nam ­ cert featuring American “un­ A&AIN? T O A D M IT F ita e r i h a p - t o s t o p -to EPIT ATTOBMEy day embraced, weeping survl- main tremor VES^ ONE THINSJ IN AT TH6 pipeHCXJse C P U M W E L U B ACB06S DOWN ed Benjy, and Xessie, a cow derground" star FYank Zappa MONTMORENCY TO^ ANP I HAVE •THEM 1 v is r r e p 5 "-----Weller" 2Foot’*ra back. FUlharmonle Orchestra was THE AAAMOB-TO . CONSEPVATIVe WHO animal stroyad mutdi of the medieval damaged building but catmedno P E V E L O P E P • “A -----o f - In ceremonies at the New canceled today. The manager of A F IN E HELP HIM VWtTH H S HCJPBSTO eSSTOBE 3 Pickled fish, hlU.town of Tuscanla. Injuries. APFOlNTAAENTS/ TH S /WONABCHV/ TwoCitiet” D elhi Skw Sunday an e le ­ the ahow ruled It obscene. RELATIONSHIP! 12 T h ree-ben ded . for example About 80 archeology experts Tuscanla was d' center of phant toased^ garlands ot arm ad illo 4 ClaimanU The performance, described I0B 4 5 Brasilian asadyad damage to historic sites Btruscan civilisation several flowers around the necks of i r 13 Arab garment by the promoters, Warner . dance in the town of 12,000, and Idario centuries before C9uist, and the 14 Bowlin Keating and his aides when Bros., as a, "new opera," Includ­ 6 Masculine MoMatti, superlntendMit of na^ quake cracked walls of the they arrived "to arrange the 15 Learning nickname ed several four-letter words— ‘‘Wilkins---- " Kig""* iissr"" tlonal antiquities, said, "The Btruscan museum. But It was 16 7 Spice marriage," as the 70-year«ld one of which had to be shouted 1 18 Mine opening damage Is extremely grave hut believed most of the statuary 8 M arb le 27 Evergreen tree 44 _ ambassador put It . by the 86-strong Royal Phllhar-' «16 i viVrm i of 9 Focsil resin perhaps not Irreparable." and tombs inside were unda- Jessie, childless by her "to be" lb Uef (dUl.) m onlc. 20Adam'iipouse ” 3IS « b ) e S S Hia presidmt and Premier previous union, also Is from Principal trumpet John WU- BY V. T. HAMLIN I I Auriculate the United States. Keating A L L E Y O O P 21 Tiber 17 Stupid, SISInpinf "ljut!?"'' BmlUo Ctolombo flew the 60 Archeologists also were sur- braham said: "The vdu>le thing tributary like geese mUes from Rome by heU oi^r keying <^>en Etruscan sites, undertook to get her a mate revolted me. I am a person YOU'RE RIGHT, TUNK, YEAH, AN'AFTER WE , _ 23 Fathered TM BEGINNING rWONPF” ^ MAYBE IT'D HELP 22 Comes in to the Etruscan town where at “®*"® uncovered by a when he leamed of her plight pretty mudi in the public eye IF THIS IS A MOVIE , .THAT DANGED PINOSAUR \ IF I KNEW WHAT ONLY A LEMIAN'D GET THROUGH V I PTNG l-O M O N , 25 Iniipid HIM , HE W ONT KNOw A e S S V E again last November. SET AFTER AU/ SMEUED TOO BAD T'BE jlH A T LITTLE POW­ h a v e t h a t kINPA 27 Moor 24 Sweethearts s s a s s r » c » lea st 20 persons died, 120 w ere 16th century quake. and I do not think I can do this WOW OVER THERES COUR/YGE/ W H ijH E I S .' Japanese Benjy flew in Saturday MADE OUTA PtASTIC.' BUSINESS/ 28 Shook the Injured and almost 4,000 were Dabnage was espieclally se­ sort of thing. ALL ABOUT/ from the Oreat Plains Zoo In head r iir 11 left homeless by the tremor Sat* v e re in the cen ter o f the iHd “I don't see bow I can be 30 Sultan’s 57 6 7 Sioux Falls. Hie U. 8 . Em ' T ~ 2 3 ♦ urday, town. Elxperts said they would playing a trumpet concert one decreea bossy staff named him Benjy " i?" try to restore the 20-foot stone night and taking part In this 34 Spinach, 12 iT _____ ' At the end of an 80-mlnute In- []E h a p i t //' after Benjamin SYankUn. sort of production the next. II for example - 17 •pectlon, Saragat came across walls, Romane^ue churches W HEN H E / 35 Full of fissures 15 TT" . — "Whm we were bo()ked for 5T 100 and towers made of vcHcanlc 36 Stock privi­ . "■ 19" ZD about townspeople, many the sessions we did not realise iS" 1 ■ ■ - T ash. Every church la unusable. leges (ab.) ^ Weeping over loet relatives or what was involved.” 37 Danes, s r pn^rty. A laborer in tears Bishop U iigl Boccadoro said. A FREAK ACCIDENT for instance ; — r The town’s famed Church of TV Tonight He and another trumpeter, {Headed: "HelpSis. Don’t forget IN THE TIME-MACHINE 38 Analyse zT" St Peter sustained damage to Ray AUen, decided not to con­ lAB HAS SENT CARL, OUT OUR W AY BY NEG COCHRAN grammatically * n s3Z n ran us; I kwt a granddaughter of 6 for Comiriete Listings. A SMALL-TIME 20TH 31 the apse, adjacent towers and a tinue after the first rriiearsal. 41Skin(suffU) 5 T FM and my house.” CENTUKV HOOP, BACK IN cMUitary slble is dwe to help you." the ^p of the stone beUtower of (Se> AM AMsne i___ Huillr SELVES Busy.' boy! THATS a s w e l l idea/ WASN'T IT ? w 139 |45~~ I I ^ V ' ence o f 6,000 a t R o y a l A lb ert TVE BEEN TRVINO TO LINE UPAS AAAM/ ' ____ incursion f i n president told them. Basilica of St. Mary Major, (46) amicaa' a m in a 's IdsaX (O) 45" 47 5:16 (4»)■■■ WaaUei ler Wsteh SNOW REMOVAL JOBS AS 1 C A N B U T I F CE I^ IN L Y J 51 Rip (C) Hall, a Victorian auditorium H i l i l l ■ ~ A n a fters ho c k rumbled dating from the 12th century, 6:M (N ) OUUns’s btasi ( 0 ) Yr VT HADN'T THOUGHT OF ADVERTISING/ k^WAS.BUT... ja 52 Song for two 5T (4 # )WhaHlfr______. User____ (C) that is a landmark of a more 53 Algonquian 49“ 50 through the town’s rubble Sun- was toppled and a large hole THATS SO RIDICULOUS IT'S SREAT------t r I 1 - t:ee (3A4e) weather — Bperis genteel era in Britain. FltW - 1 LV A BEAL ATTENTION-SETTER ' ^ Indian 5T day night, but Ihe survivors had was opened on the upper facade News V ST 53 WRKei/f?.. rgflu-ftit t t l a n k s , suys/ r— 54 English queen (U) Osafid Oeneia BE 55 Saxon servant r been evacuated to tents and ho- of the church. (8*) Ten the Tn th (C) flRe'itx/ / f^flUlHIL^ 5T sT • 56 Piece out a r — 4:46 (4») BawkUe 0|tAY?^ flTg(?ex 1 — 4:M (t ) News with WaUer Oiaa- TvlD06Hfir 57 Male deer Ajssiimption tNewipcper M trptht Asm.) (8) News with H.K. Bmttl THE Wfl . Liberal Democrats Sure. sad Hsrnr Beassaer (C) oogp (U) IHek Tea Drke Honor Roll (M ) NBO News (O) I (I) After Dtaaer Merle FINIS EWO' Of House Reform in ’ s ening weeks, of 8 :i9 (M)(1 -Bewsa sad M tie’s High honors: Jeanne Mader, crats this-week. leask-la ( 0 ) CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER the 92nd Oongreee but think they Maryann Mullen. For the moment, the clamor (S-4l> Newlrwei Oaine Sullivan,' W arren Zfusesuro. . GREAT/ tirement of several older mem­ leader of the reform movement. G rade 8 bers and defeat of others, creat­ EdaeaHaaal TV (M) “iFhr from It. I think we've Maadar, Ftbraaty S Honors: Cheryl Cantrell, ing more favorable ixmdltlons FM made substantial pNrogress.” S:Se Mabo a t Oalaalal W B U a ^ Joyce Caron, Beth Hlgan, There­ for a renewed assault on the To Gibbons and his fellow re­ sa Keeney, Karin Kenealy, bastion of seniority. S:to 0 %aiaii Waww , U <0 ) formers the significance of their "Tailoring II: Finiabipg the Thomas Martin, Laurie Me- C ? — - attack on the seniority syqtem There have been some dlsap- Sin^e Coat" Brierty, Susan Petroski, Rhonda 7 :to Taraed Oa ^ <0 > was not In lU general failure pdntments this year, there is no ■ "Bay What We Feel, Not What Quaglia, Frances Ricci. but in the fact it was mode. doubt about It,” said Gibbons. We Ought to Bay” ST TlO Y -CRANE t:Se Bealltlee ,<0 ) BUZZ SAWYER "Up untU now,’’ he said in an "But the seeds for change have "Prison" — Unflinching look been ptonteiL It’s not easy to at our penal system. WHAT ARE YOU DOING'! OH .YOU'RE TAKING Interview,‘ "holxidy thought you Kidtoapers Rooted I'M RIGHT. : KNOW change Congress and It ie:to C e a a e e ^ t Nswsioem HER PICTURE WITH OME OF^THOSC S P Y could do anything about the sys­ U:M Wsrid Press (O) I AM. SYLVA GARD'S shouldn’t be. But I’m satisfied CAGLIARI, Sardinia (AP) — CAMERAS, AREN'T tem, that It was sacred. Well, A PCFECTEO RUSSIAN now they see aomethlng can be we’ll see a new Congress this Prof. Gavlno DeHtala, a wealthy b a l l e r in a AND SHE'S SURE, done." , decade." local dentist, told his friends he AiJO How t>o ^/O^J FEEL. O'llML Cottage Blaze HIDING OUT HERE UNTIL— SHE'S PRETTY. % The high-water mark In the was not afraid of the bandits SMH/ HERE SHE IS NOW. . YOURE NEXT, BE1U6 A GRAUDFATiIER? campaign against seniority was KiUg 7 in Waleg who roam Sardinia kidnaping reached When 98 Democrats vot­ Ingurer May Get the rich for ransom. ed to remove 72-year-old John ^ - s w w M W ll* ■ a PONTTPOOL, Wales (AP) - Driving to Bototona Saturday L. McMillan, D-S.C., as chair­ S 1 7 . 5 Million LiUt F ir# swept through a cottage right to visit his parents, the man of ^ DIatrict of Clolumbla WT V m T»1 Sunday right, killing a widow. 40-year-old dentist found the Oommlttae. Mcdfillan got 128 Under Tax Plan her five children and a neighbor country road btocked" by a log .. ZB votes and survived the chal­ who went to the rescue. and armed men, Delitala e l?n t, HU. I». lU.l4t\IStm OK Z 3 : lenge but the sUe of the oppost- HAMDEN (AP) — Connec- Police sold Mrs. Patricia Ev- ste{>ped out of the car, opened i 0 i r 7 tion vote riiowed there is muscle " ‘What’s H*0?’ Uncle Harvey told me that one, ticut'e Insurance______com______panles ena, 84, disimvered a small fire Are with the carbine he carries In the reform movement. - r m ttie idtchen and ran next door on all such drives, and put the Pop . . . that’s a chaeer!" McMl^ himself U expec^ “*•' neighbor John Edwards, Udnapers to rout niere was no to get the message and to retire 817.6 million under proixJsalB put ^3^ ^o help {>ut It out. huMcation he hit any of them. after this session. The under- forward by the state revenue While she was away the MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD standing among members that say tw o o f the flames spread. he might retire protiably hetyed . ____ . _ Mrs. Evans and Edwards I THOUGHT I BUT I'LL ADMIT WHY COME TO I HAVE A FEELING SHE IF SHE POES BY MILTON CANIPF get him the votes he needed to 8T «* P ’ « im iT A T IO N COULD DO A I'VE MADE /HISTAKES] ME? TALK TO IS GOING TO ASK YOUR I — DON'T KNOW STEVE CANYON tried to rescue the children THIS CERTAINLY BETTER JOB OF HOWEVER, WITH HER YOUR MOTHER ADVICE/ WHAT I'LL T “ avoid tha humiliation of having ^ from an upstairs bedroom and IS IRONIC] RUNNING THE ' HELP, I CAN STILL — SHE'S A OL£Y,YW'B£ QUIET .'^ ..IP THE SON OF 0UES4 VWIr' hU c b i^ ^ ^ p taken away.^' ® num^r ri changes to e t^ were themselves tnqiped. The FOR BEDS SENEROUS WOMAN BUSINESS THAN SAVE THE COMPANY.' DOES IT SNAKE YOU SUMMER CANYON \B05S MUSH WRITE McMillan’s victory and the ® ‘*** children three girls and two 1) Sealed bids will be received -AND SHE LOVES come tax on individuals. MOTHER— THAT My EDITOR ANP STEVES EX- \ nenoH 0N1HE defeat' of efforts to limit the age boys—ranged In age from 2 to for the ccmstruction of the YOUJ WOULD BE AAUSED... WARD VYOULD fca=r SIDE ' John J. Driscril and Walter and tenure of chairmen ob- 13. Keeney Street School Addi­ Adams issued a minority report acured the fact the Democratic tion, 179 Keeney Street, Man­ cau(»is, for the first time, adopt­ Saturday, protesting the tax break for the Insurance compa­ chester, Connecticut at the ed nilea setting out a methoid Rapid TraiiBit Foe office of the General Mana­ nies. for removing chairmen and a ger, Municipal Building, provlaian that the selection of miey argued that the com{>a- CXURONADO, Calif. (AP) — "I wUl flsdit tooth and noil to Manchester, Connecticut un­ ^h i^ en “need“not“^ec(iii^'P 6 uuw a«uwwv {Mredicted, leave the state If they keep anyone from using money til 11:00 a.m. on March , foUow ■enlority." 1971 at which time ther will ^ cla i^ 'to the cnuims also ^ *** highway taxes for rapid overshadowed the fact sigrifl- " T h e percentage of the profits transit systems," the trucking be publicly opened and read cant new House rules approved o* “*® R w i^ e industry’s highest elected offl- aloud. 2) Sets of the contract docu­ by Congress last year are now ments may be obtained at MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY going into rifect and couM has- ten the pace ot change. ^ crerible that they would inove chairman of .the American the office of Monkey Associ­ thrir home offices for such a ates, 769 Main Street, Man­ Chief among them are re­ Trucking Association, said the WHYCA n T h E T A K E c o f f e e PRB'XK® chester, Connecticut on and quirements for making {>ubll(tf relatively small factor," the dls- truckers’ attitude toward rapid LIKE EVERyONE ELSE?/ a fte r F eb ru a ry 10, 1071 b y IT^TH H O'CLOCK—71AAE OUT eoch member’s vote in commlt-l.ommlt-l report transit is thdt "people who use FOR SOME REFRESHMENTS] WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl would depositing a idteck for 860.00 Jolla Oranges tee, votes formerly kept eecret, ^® It should pay fm: it. McIntosh Apples per set of documents, made and on amendments offered on "Truckers pay more than 86 TRACKING UP MY WHAT .APE YOU TRVINS {>ayable to the Town of Man- I «s fotfw tahrs'\ the House floor, which until now comparies were - I>er coit of aU lUMuwaahighway taxes »for » Israel U.S. No. 1 Q A Q c C LE A N k i t c h e n GET EVEN WITH POP cheater, Connecticut. Each FLOOR.yOU FOP THIS TIW E? » p . . General Contractor will be Extra Large 2 V*’ Minimum J fjgg ir ■Z3x ; r : number of vehiclessi. in this coun­ '-4 said. limited to two seta of docu­ 1 0 - 7 9 ’ found effect on absenteeism. If try,” he said in an interview. : o The tax cut would come out ments. Deposits, will be re­ A\ 3-8 Tops In Vitamin A Red Romes ^ ^ no 1 • 2'/4” Minimum big c "‘7'^.^Sl^-o.m rfins' nrovision Of 7 levy « lnsii«nce V ^paiiy The group opened a convention funded upon return of the 3 39 I f ® ! r — ^ r i J0NBS4- 0 ^ oJli ‘“tereet and dividend incomes, here Sunday. plans and specifications to ppsemf Delicious Appies2v''MX.wss”s ^ b.g c is a new requirement that all the office of Monkey Associ­ Carrots 2 iL 2 9 c 49 committees adopt written rules. ates, Architects In good con­ -r...... IB s * a. The autocratic power of many dition w it^ two weeks after chairmen now flows In port MAfICHESTER GOMMUNITY COLLEBE the bid '^]>ering for those PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER from the fact their committees Contrsetora submitting a rid have no specific rules. A 10-week, luxi-credit course of Instruc­ and b y F eb ru a ry 17th fo r P E R H A P S A VJ those Contractors not intend­ T U R N IM tS - I ^ S H E 'S Another mild new rule per­ . c O K M t f tion in the basic principles of food IN EARL't; V O U ’ D CCOULD H A V E N E V E R % im'W'HU, kc, tjL ■« ux hL o«! m its 10 members of a commit­ ing to submit a bid. .MOTHERS, L IK E T H E T O L D VIOU F O R G IV E N prepeuation. Subjects w ill Inelude poul­ tee to require their chairman to 8) Record copies of the con­ RADIO? THAT' R A D IO F O R try, fish and ahrilflah, pork, vegetables, D R O P P I N G convene a meeting of the D«nrio- tract documents will be <91 Icratic members. This is aimed soups, desserts, salads, beef, veal and N E M A N '/ CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE file at the office of the Town qiecifloally at the House Appro- lamb. Studmts will prepare a buffet Building Department, Munici­ UMAIMARe THAT OKO WAS NO THE PINBR, priatibns Oommittee and al­ for the final class right. Classes wlO pal Building, Manchester, gACK TO BRUNO KERCH'S ready has had an Impact. meet Wednesdays, beginning Feb. 10, Connecticut, at the office ot KERCH WILL B E » Chairman George H. Mahon, a t 7 :80 In Room 186 a t M anchester HI|h Mankey Aaaodlates, Archi­ UMVII^ AT 7.’0 0 « D-Tex., has been used to make **^ fp d > *** tects/ ^ Main Street, Man- .b e e W U TONIflHTl School. Fee: 826. Mr. Frank Lattuca the .cniolal Appropriations sub- Jr. ot MCC staff will Instruct. cbqM f, Connecticut and at committee assignments that go th e!^W . Dodge Corporation, a tong way toward determining 1 Professlosial Park, Farm­ how much money various gov­ Flaif With Food ington, Connecticut. T~ A /V isV- . ernment programs get without 4) Blech bidder shall submit ‘ ui. Hi. at.' consulting rank-and-file Demo- with bis hid a certified check' P lease en rril m e In the “ F la ir tXTth F o o d " course a t MOC. WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON RIGHT ONiDUCEK or bid hendf in an amount WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON LANCELOT BY COKER aiid PENN HE'LL SIWe FAST Ekicloaed to my check or money order, made out to "Man­ equal to 10% of the bid price. ENOUGH WHEN X 6) Etoch bidder shall also pre­ BVEPVONE KNOWS / mV h u s r a n p, \ /LANce, a CAN We lan n e Ike RMb Te Ikah qragHtlii leer. Oeerettes emi Tebgne Predertt\Exeai9t|Freai Steew OHet V\ _ c ^ M 0 9 S m \ ' .V

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Pin Scoreboard | Worsley’s Showing TODAY South Dominates Play, Ends East Win Sl^in, 71 Men^ 23 Women MEN’S qUAUFIERS y Baakirfloll Beaketbell 0 / X 1. George Pelletier Mohegan O.C. at Manchester year’.q cliamp — seeded C.C. In Qualifying 2. Edward Bujaucius i Halts Bruin Skein[ PocUand at Coventry. 124/171 146 129 140 171 880 NEW YORK (AP) - Boston's National Wreiitllng 3. /Frank McNamara Clear Superiority on Boards Major M ir -.. Eadt CathoUc at KUlingly. . . . By EART. YOST 14i' i45 137 126 137 145 831 League home ice winning streak hMjm j TCK8DAT, FEB. • ■i.jI FredFl MeCurry but don't blame Minnesota goalie Gamp Worsl y Two-tmie chaiiii^ioi' shkI i iitinev-uii Inst .year, l.'ijr Ed _ Siast Catholic at Holy Croas the two cliibs this season. East Which ran its win streak to four points reflectively to go along scored 11 points and at 'the buz­ SHORT.. d r i b b l e s —V eteran coaches on the bench, two more*' “T ie By EARL YOST Bujaucius paced a field of 71 cnlries-’n fhe /uinual MeiTs 147 104 157 142 132 82S doesn't feel exactly like celebr£mg ^ Bristed Bktetem at Manchester won the first encounter In a strait^t. with their ctmtrol of the boards. zer trailed by only three, 49-46. Frank Corkiif,^ Meriden and than allowed by the rules. . . .5. George Cochran Duckp_ui Bowliiifr Tournament (pialifyinfr weekend at -mm ing Job helped the NorUi 8 * ^ Cheney Tech at Stafford Outrebounded, outhustled. breeze, 61-64. South wasn’t the South, simply wanted to win The Eagle°s never held the Followers of the Eagles Dave Turkin^cm to-head rolling starting Halnr- 12. Hell.' Steadman jured list. Bruins 28-1 . South Windsor at Northwest Ekuat, abowed up at-ttie Univer­ coming -Class A event. Coach tro and rugged Johnny Balczuk gerald canned 10 of 11 from the to two free throws and- a 69-48 edge. The locals went 3:60 with­ watch the battle and to scout Ckilah 2 0 4 day afternoon at 2 o’cioclc. All 121 1-15 113 117 132 1 38 766 The Golden Jet scored No. 644 Elsewhere In the NIBj sun- ~CathoUc sity of Hartford campus last Joe Reilly's Rebels had a none- taking care of 48, 27 by the 16-foot charity line.' 'ftem ey 0 1 1 out a hoop. Sieminski finally both teams. A natural pairing Connors 4 1 9 matches will be best 6f Oiree. . 13. Charles Gardclla and his 34th of the season at day, Gordie Howe scored two RockvlUe at Simsbury Saturday afternoon for the too im pressive 6-8 record going former. Paul Wlnlarskl grab­ With less than two minutes breaking the drought but it was for area ftms would be his un­ Finnegan 0 0, 0 Defending women'.s champ, 137 106 1,28 149 127 118 765 11:17" of the first period ^ to Ue goals and Detroit trimmed Call- East Hampton at Bolton Hartford County Conference Into battle. However, South has bed 16 more for the winners. left in the third period. South Tom ezuk 2 2 6 South’s day in tho sun and a beaten Bobcats and East Catho­ Oonnan 0 0 0 Elise Klotcr, also seeded into 11. Bob Horoch Maurice i(Rocket) Richard of fomla 6-2, St. Louis dropped Coventry at Cromwell meeting. played 'a suicide schedule and While it was a team effort, had erected a 'whooping 40- 35 edge and appeared on its way happy crew played out the clock lic, which is possible in either Fitzgerald 7 10 24 ehampion.ship play, will be join­ 147 133 139 120 130 ^ 3 762 Montreal as the second highest Philadelphia 6-2, Thronto SATURDAY, FEB. 18 South, with everything to the log 'was not a true indica­ South’s biggest thorns In East’s StemlenaUi 5 a 12 side were ttie 6-6 DelMastro and to a rout. Suddenly, East caught and gave Reilly a free ride off the quarter or semifinals the ed by seven otliors. The 15. David Castagiuy^ goal producer In NaUonal Hock- ^pp^d Buffalo 4-8 and Bobby Basketball gain and nothing to lose, was tion of the Hartford school’s Tbtals 20 16 56 (AP photo) Balcsuk with 20 and 21 fire and in less than 80 seconds. the court. Class A event. . .East had four quarterfinals are al.so sot for 124 127 102 149'116 144 761 ey League annals behind (Jordle n„n-g 544th career goal gave Middlesex C.C. at Manchester "up" for the second meeting of prowess, as East found out. Halftime acore; 36-27 South. .Satui-day starting at 2 Thi.s 10^ Richard Krihjak TGK FISHING— Minnesota goalie Gumi) Worsley mak;es save off stick of Ken Howe of Detroit who -has ’773 Qhicogo a 1-0 victory over Pitts- C.C. will also be be.st of three .sets. 1,30 119 119 126 110 155 759 I ^ g e of Bruins. Later they tried to t^ish the puck out- of Worsley’s glove. and is stlU counting. bunrh Bujaucius reigned as town Then midway in the second ® .‘ . , , Major College Hoop Roundup Schoolboy Basketball Roundup Non-Qiinliflers period while the Hawks were In Saturday s ncUon, l^w men's king during the lf>6i ,and Al, m'JAlJGU'S Tony Marinelli 757, Ijiiny I.i.s- Have hist ISo Confidence in Short Game’ killing off a penalty, Hull broke York edged Vancouver 6?4. 1965 .sea.sons. cioUi 756, Steve Dyak 763, , Mattatuck doiim the left side In an attempt Angeles ripped Montreal 6-3, ’To- Rounding out tlie men quali­ Polilmaim 752; 5. DomuNBii'in- Rocco IjUpaccbino 743, Nick to bypass Richard and score a ronto topped Phll^eliW . 4-3, fiers were: 3. Frank McNamara ser 719; 6. Mili'iiie Evans 7^K 7. Coach ^mUes Nicola 741, Ray Aramini 741, short-handed goal. Boston nipped Buffalo 4-8 and Pins Loss use ToiirneyTuhe Nears, Kitty Sibrinsz 697 and 8. Sy'v^ 831; 4. Fred McCnrry 828; 5. vk'rod Oakes 736, Earl Cox 736, Bobby missed and then lost his Chicago rapped Minnesota 6-?. George Cochran A24; 6. Norm .Stccliolz liS|8. Mr.9. Silirinsz is Arthur Cabial 728, Dave Kosciol Lines of Bitter Frustration PROTESTANT CHURCH also a former winner. balance, crashing Into the Boston fell throe victor!^ Galonde 797; 7. Howie Hampton 728 boards. The 32-year-old super short of the NHL’s home Ice On Cougars Despite UCLA Loss lUnesa took its toU in the 789; 8. John Mack 786; 9. Bob Following aio Saturday's p;iir- Bnrtoh-.^CIaugh.sey 723, Henry Indians Struggling league play Saturday night as star appeared stunned and had winning streak record set py on­ 'VlaUtng Mattatuck failed to Pagano 780; 10. Uolllc Iri.sli 776; ings: . Frey 722, Ray Jobn.son 719, Dick NEW YORK (A P)—Smile, Bob Boyd, it only hurts several teams were missing key Kluler vs, Steeliolz. Surround Palmer’s ^yes to be helped off the Ice. He did other Bruin team in 1929-30. reach Its 108-point per game 11. Vic Abrailis 776; 1/1. Herb Kroi '717, I f.'N'd'y Bucltminster for a while. Two more defeats put Manchester High's basketball players. I’ohlmann v.s. lirem.ser. Worsley must have thoug^it he sewing average against Man­ In the first game, Wapping Steadman 766; 13. Charlie Gnr- 711, Larry Bate.s^ 709, Bill Shea- Hull left the Sta4ium before ' __ ,___aujo chester Community College last “ I don't think our loss to UCLA will have any lasting lirbanetii v.s. Evans. HONOLULU (AP) — "But I promptly three-putted way I am right now,” he said, team out of the post-season picture as the Indians enter Community g;ot back on the win­ della 765;, 14. Bob Botocli 702; key 705, A1 Pirkey' 7„1)4, Joseph the gam e ended but Hawk ^ as In a Saturday night at the Clarke ■ Claughsey vs. Sibrinsz. , , , two of the fir.at five hole.s,” said "When you hit It where you effect on my team, We've got a very high degree of the week with two tough games. Tuesday the Tribe is ning trail by downing under­ 15. Dave Castagnn 761 and 16. Ro.ssetto 702, Chet No^l<;ki 702. Arnold 1 alinei S lieatl was ll-yoar-oUl champion, who aim It^and don’t have to go C oach^ly Reay explained that Arena but they still had too ftlek Krlnjak. Men’s qnartqffinals will la- Bert Davis '702, Ttlghard Hull suffered a bruised muscle rocketed 25 rfiots at W mental toughness,” says the Southern California basket­ home against BristcA Eastern and on the road Friday manned, but Improving, North up and tile mobile face h.a.s not won in more than a and fmd it.' many guns and walked off the against Conard In West Hart------Cochran was tlie early puce Sunday wltli tiie semifinals Sal I-ovett 70t), Robert Carl.son 700, in the lower right back region. Minnesota came out of the peri- ball coach. nine-point lead—69-50 with nine Methodist, 42-28. Rosa Danbar urday, ■ Feb. 20 and tlie finals y4 $76,(KX) Ebonite Open over the uel Lutheran a good batUe be­ meat Sunday suid finished four oh the Tith hole before making figure with Lee Trevnlo ^ and PHILADELPHIA (AP) i, u -v u. w as up 42-90 at halftim e and ■hrugging off the lost weekend, Friday night. EUlngton High, Hampton vs. Irisli Mather 635, Ken Hanko 634, Jim strokes back of winner Tom hjs winning .niTjve. 'Die victory rookie Hubert Green. Trevino St. Louis Blues, playing under record h ^ by New 8 Roa never seriously threatened. John Wooden, "but I stUl don’t breezing along at an amazing weekend with a dram atic 10th fore losing 68-88. ISgh sew er Bujaucius vs, Castagna either. was Trinity’s Steve Smyth. FIlIENHSHIl' Margaret Syphdrs 629, Robert Post 626. Shaw W.IS worth $40,000 to the young had a 70 and Green closed with a new, coach who says he really Gilbert. The Ue gave UieBruins Tonight the locals are home Hke it ." clip. Is home twice, Tuesday and frame strike. His final score "It was a very critical loss for was 234. OYO LEAGUE Joining Miss Kloter and Mrs. Kramer 185, Doris Aveiy 175, Ed Tomkiel 621, James Evans He was tied for Uie to^ vith man from Milwaukie, Ore., and a 68. doesn’t want the job, riiated to a seven-point edge over thp idle again against Mohegan at 8 There’s no TXXA Syndrome Thursday agrainst NOC nvem- us," said the quick-smiUng, tall I The wispy Uchstein was one Second round action continued Claughsey in further women’s Sandy Brown 461, Skip Kelly 609, Ray Martin 602, Ed Miller Sb.aw .and burly Dewitt Weaver it pushed his eumtngs for the Jack Nicklaus and Billy Cas- a 6-2 victory over the Phlladel- Rangers In the NHL East. o'clock . Trojan boss. "For one thing, the at use. Boyd’s teams had beat­ bers, Somers and Stafford. of 16 left-handed seml-flnallsts activity will be the following, 222-552, Qlen Nieol 222-571. ■600, Michael Davis 589 Leo going Into the bright, sunlit final year to about $07,000. per never were in It. Casper phla Flyers Sunday In a NaUon- Howe scored his 17th and 18th »»> en the mighty Bruins three out Coventry High enters the week yesterday at East CathoUc High FPU. first loss for a basketball team In the tournament, a first in with St. Margaret Mary winning listing in order of their finish; 3. Anderson 544, round on the course bard by "n ils game Is a lot more had a 71 for 284 and Nicklaus al Hockey League game. goals of the season for Detroit ■'1 1 U Is always critical (Southern Cal­ of the last four meeUngs and at 18-2 overall. Professional Bowling Associa­ tlve opener against St. Francis, Joan .Urbnhetti 751; 4. Beveily ItESTAlillANT - Vic Abiaiti.s I.'iamond Head. full when you’re playing -the took a 73 for 287. . The new coach, Scotty Bow- the Red Wings ended a ifornia, the natian's No. 2- made the loss close. A makeup g;ame is set tonight WOMEN’S tJTIAIJFlERS tion history. 60-36. It was the ninth straight 139-367, Frank MeNaniara 147- man, watched his predecessor, five-game winless stoeak by ranked chib, now Is 16-1.) Sidney Wicks played his best at home against Portland High, 1. FJl.sie Kloter Lichstein, who won $10,000 fo r win. Dennis Ryder had 12 points 388, Frank Calvo 145-360, Don Al Arbour face PhlladelpWa as shipping CaUfomla. Red Beren- "The Intor-clty rivaliy be­ game of the season for UCLA, then Tuesday th^e Patriots should ♦l>ji.st year’s champ seeded Ms t finish in San Jose—Ms for the winners and John Whol- Simmons 366. Davp Krinjak 135, a defen^men. ^ d If Arbour ^ ^ tween our schools always makes according to Wooden. Hs scored have a breather against weak 2. Agnes Claughsey fihnrttt first during the current winter ley threw in' 11 for the losers. 1971 COMETS Harry Bates 147-381, Dick Krin- looked to the sidelines, he was __ _ . . . NnMIo ■ this particular loss more diffi­ 24 points and had 14 rebounds, Windham Tech but Friday night 115 133 123 142 143 1 07 763 Tom Von Ruden Runs Mile watchlne his nredecessor too Week by a m t a tour — was Joined by Sibonlte Second game saw Assumption jn.k 135, Bill Sheckey 1-17-137-392, watching ms predecessor tc», wings, had two aeslsU each cult. The advantage that It gives leading the Bniin bscklaah. it’s a horse of a differeitt color 3. Joan Urbanelli. W elom w*! runnerup Dave Davis of Miami run over St. B ridget, 88-22. Once Don Logan 136-309, Howiq,Hamp- because Bowman coached the , ^ ‘ the winner in the Paciflc-8 Dennis Layton had 28 for XJ6C, when they trek to Cromwell. The 106 118 121 1.38 131 140 754 . . and the Golden Seals dropped TolMa 11 ProvusncBl ipiioto in saying lefthanders are g;aln- again Don Carlson (39) and from ton 147-392, Vie M.annelli 116- Blues for three years Conference, by remaining unde- Including _ six key buckets as__ the^ latter Is undefeated and paces $2217. ^ 4. Beverly Pohlmann their fifth straight game. lUaehwter («•). Ing a "built in” advantage on Austin SulUvan (39) paced all i 388, Carl Bolin 151 392, F,milo In 3:59.4 at Fort Worth Arbour succeeded him. _ ^ r Pta. feated,'U extremely tough for Trojans buUt their TOJW margin, Jump-Shemting Ed Fi'izgerald Hits iSvo the CXX3. 130 124 108 120 122 148 752 . Bowman and Arbour's new /I^ttmto wored goals on Us 1 19 f Pnlmieri 143-143-392, Hon Joiner the loeer. Gary B rell " got- 26 pointa - and the bowling lanes. scor/ers. 5. Dotum Bremser NEW YORK (AP) Tom put, won his specialty with a Reynaldo Brown, ^ ^ er ^ yjg Blues-iriio are In ^ In the winless department, Davis and Lichstein agreed St. Paul’s dumped St. Rose in 136, Don DeDoininicis 147 378, "And, It gives us no chance Dean Meminger contributed 18 MORIARTY 131 123 123 110 121 141 I't*’ Von Pmloti fin-illv did it toss of 65 feet, 4 inches, well off Olympian, shattered the'xmeet Cheney Tech will end its second that pits created on most lanes the Uiird gam e, 28-18. Tom Stan Knipa 147, Tom Rnfini 353, in, second place in the NHL’s west- to whip Buffalo. Dave for any further mistakes." points and 14 assists as Mar­ Hawks Close In on Royals 6. Mitchie Ev.ans mark for the mgh jump with, a Keen beat Rodger Cosier In the coiuecutive unsuccessful season by the sheer enormity of right- Downes and Al DeOemmls each BROtHER$ George Coeliran 377, Ed Mujan- The blond, former Uklahol ^ UCLA, the country’s No. 8 quette rolled to Its 18th victory in an away tilt at Stafford Tues­ 130 123 116 122 129 110 730 m-v State rilimer m edicted same meet. ^ r- , i to the front-running CW- «>P«nlnK minute of pUy as the handed bonders have tipped pro­ tallied eight points for the win­ [cilis 372, Bert Davis 361, Fran 7. Kitty Sibrinsz club, built its overall mark to this year. day. Bolton High (entertains 315 Center St., Manchester [Burke 383, Bob k'rerlnnd 135- would r I s iih L>m mtore Tony Greene of w ^ t to Dick Rallsbaok of the eago’ Black Hawks-came\bout Sabre goalie injured his back, Penn took poeseeslon of first fessional tournaments in favor ners. 131 124 107 102 111 122 697 he would lun a SUI^ OU Ma,ryland, captured a blanket PCC at 17 feet. during a weekend of ice hockey Replacement Joe Daley surren- 16-1 and P aclfic-8 record to 6-0. Bacon Academy Tuesday and 383, Jim Lambert 303, Joe place in the Ivy League race Rich Guerin Worried of left-handers. With a well-balanced scoring 8. Sylvia Stochlioltz minute mile and he did. finish -yard dash, nipping In New York at the Knights of controversy In St. Louis. dered a first-shot goal teXSeorge Winner of the conference, of East Hampton at home on Fri­ attack, St. James pulted away Phone 64.3-5135 Dworak 147-375. Rieti Lovett 138- 60 aa 1 0 66 course, gets a berth in the after the Quakers’ showdown 123 118 115U12 107 113 688 However, Von Ruden said he zack Rogers of Norfolk State Columbus meet on Madison Qn Saturday the Blues traded Armstrong and the Leafs went day. Floyd little, star ball carrier in the second half to top St. 1396. NCAA {layoffs for the natlanal battle with Columbia. Both went Noii.Qimllllcrs was go ng to do it eight days and the newest track sensation Square Garden’s 11-lnp elastro- two all-pi^ performers. Red on to the victory. Manchester High put it all to­ for the Denver Broncos in the Bart’ s, 60-46. Dick Marsh champlonahlp, whidi the Bruins into the contest with 6-0 league, Deboriih Sami 684, Diane ,About Team Winning gether In Its last outing against National Football League, says poured in 17 points for James vkrt ^1 t^e “ Meriwether. All turf banked track, Uquori raced gerenson and S n Ecclestone to TorontodefensemanJlmDor- have owned the past four years. m arto. Bernard 676, Gloria Darling 655, Issel Scoring Penney to rem ain In playdown he eats practically nothing for wMle Don Oaudreau flipped in rtvi^n. Jar. didn’t a c Z i rumicrs were caught in t„ his 12th consecutive Garden the Detroit Red Wings In ex- ey, who holds the NHL single While Southern Cal missed the K«mtucky grabbed first place Anne Fidler C50, Flo Niles 649, NEW YORK (AP)— ^Richie Guerin isn't worried contention. The Indians have 24 hours before a game. 18 for Bart’s. laOO-meter . acL didnt accom- six seconds flat. victoi-v. wlnnine the to change for Garry l^ er and game penalty minute, ^ r d opportunity, top-ranked Mar­ In the Southeastern Conference C.atherine Fountain 647, Olive pli.'di his feat until this Saturday Meriwether, the ...... - . . . . y about the Cincinnati Royals. The coach of the Atlanta beaten both tills week’s oppon­ Spree Snaps quette continued to make the with Its victory over MMslsslp- R6ss6tto-6'l3:' MTdh&ITe-Trrsh' 64T,' —•*------ytilUO. _ .mm*.. lAl. _____ • Hawks has enough problems of his own and the big­ ents. misconducts and a beat of Ita chances by throttling pl. Johnny Neumann, the Reb- Linda Moore 628. banked board track, capping the t;ancer . Research Center, who But thif meet’s top performer resignation as manager reeulti^ minor. DePaul 84-66 fo r his 80th straight ela’ crack shot, zeroed in for 46 gest one is . . . the Cincinnati Royals. Canard, once the leaders in Natalie OeJdel 621, Mary twoday meet. only took up toe sport less than award “went ir A to b ti^ k '.’s Jan from friction between Arbour ". i . Utah Streak The Hawks edged the Royals the CdL, have met disaster In Frank Huck scored t'wice and victory, t<^ in the country. points. Scata 619, Carol Post 619, Vir­ Little matter th4 Bowman, speaking at a new sized Colum bia 92-79 In a crucial volvtng ranked teams. No. 11 to within 3% games of C3ncin- the scoring with 28 ixiinta and dropped Into tMrd spot. Another 608, Gail Hampton 588, Chlckie ute mile Indooi-s In the United first twiiie, .second three times, string, rsn Into a hothanded Dan 0 9 vault, bettering the former conference after Simday’s game, - j Ivy League battle. The Quakers, Tennessee stopped MlssiaBlppl nati In the battle for the second Toon Van Arsdale bad 26. Lou successful week for the Indians ^?ve Berzenskl 5.3-1. SUtes since Jim Ryun achieved third and fifth once each, Issel Sunday. The Kxdde Ken­ Hudson p aced Atlanta with 27, and a victory over WeUiersfleld is. and last playoff spot in the Na­ record of 16-6% by Bob Seagren. suggested that Berenson’s age along with Marquette, the only State 88-66; 12th-pegged Notre the di.stinctlon three years ago Eamon O’Keefe, an Irish The only other meet record to was a factor to the trade. He Is “®*P***®- ® Ji^tionaUy tele'vised tucky center scored 48 points to Dam e ripped Creighton 102-91; tional Basketball Association’s Walt Bellamy had 26 and Mar- next week and Manchester could in New York on Feb. 9, 1968, lad i-unning for Florida Unlver- lead a 180418 Colonel victory. undefeated team In the Ti^ fall was Al Hall’s 67-6 toss to the 3i, while Unger, the Blues new Bowman.'s^ie Blues' gen- Twenty, won their 18th this No. 18 Utah Stato dixqpited a 98- Coitral Division. avlch 24, possibly be in the tourney pic­ Grandpa Race nimting a 3:57 5. sity, won the outstanding per- Issel hit 18 of 21 floor ahote in KEEPING 35-pound weight throw. center, is 23. manager, took^er for Al year, and 61st In their last 66. 90 decialmi to N«w Mexico ' (Jetting into the playoffs Philadelphia completed New ture. HELP! Von Ruden, ninnlng for the former award at the 11-lap the first half, and 20 of 80 over­ Pontiac Park needs 3 acres of land on which to YOURSELF Jim Green of Kentucky won Also, Bowman said he re- Arbour, who has decided to re- Fifth-ranked Kansas turned Stato; lOth-ranked lUinoia would make our season," said Toric’s lost weekend b^dnd Ar- The South Windsor Bobcats Pacific Coast Club, was caught banked board track to Bolti- all, to keep Kentucky In the Driyer Looking the 60-yard dash in 6.2, nipping turned to coaching to give Ar- torn to active play, back Nebraska 81-67; N a 6 whipped Minnesota 98-78; No. 13 Guerin. 'T suppose Jciumy cMe darit’s 33 points and Billy travel to Northwest CathoUc Fri-, build your new Pontiac Dealership. This prop­ IN GOOD in 3:59.4 at the Fort Worth more, copping the 880-yard run gam e. Utah held a 68-68 half­ jn o.ini.a au u.c .w...... Meriwether by inches while hour a chance to return as a Hull Ued Maurice Richard .for Jacksonville whipped Oklahoma Houston outsewed Seattle 98-82; Green being out wUl hurt Ctncy, Cunidngham’s 28. The 76ers led day and could meet a complete­ erty must be in the Manchester or Eiast Hait- SHAPE For More Wins Coaches Indooi Games and It m 1.50.4 and anchoring the vie- f j,. oeq m 1 -53 8 nlaver second place on the aUUzrle time edge but managed only by only ^ght points with. 7:46 ..n . hi.iruiru-.rs nnrtor tnrinnsFlorliki two-mlle re la y ^ ‘^®®'® tool toe 880 In 1.53.8. piayer. .^Hno-iirf City 107-77; seventh-rated South Murray State, the No. 18 team, but I’m not really worried about ly changed club from their first foiid area and be commercially zoned. was his first ever indoors under torious two points after the 116-116 tie downed Austin Peay 81-66 and them. I’m worried about us 'wln- but Wally Jones canned two flee' meeting. The host Indians have FOR HERl DA'VTONA BEACH, Fla. And at YpslIanU, Mich.. Kent Bowman said he wlU step scoring llrt behind Howe and Carolina stoiq;>ed Ctemson 47-44; If you now own or know of a piece of property tlie magic mark. Jim Crawford, team with 6:48 remaiiilng. No. 20 Michigan tipped North- lUng. We’ro still four games be- throws, (Tlark added a f i ^ goal won their last five contests and (AP) — Iggy ICUona pulled his Brian McElroy, sitting out a State’.s Al Schoterman broke the down ^ c^ h wh^ A rW f^® ,^® No. 8 Kentucky alugged Mlsals- suitable for an all new auto dealership, please a Richardson, Tex., school- Merve Jackson led the Stars w estem 82-81. Und ~ in 'the low colum n and arid foul and Jim Washington are working as a unit once red and gold Dodge into vactory teacher helped immeasurably, year of ineligibility at Vlllariova N C A ^ record for toe 36-^)und sippi 121-86; ninth-ranked West­ contact us. with 27 paints. George Stone got Elsevdiere, F(mdham beat 'we’re going to have to keep wln- sank a free throw to seel the again. circle at Daytona International setting a brisk pace and fiiJsh- after transferring from Kansas, weight with a toss o f 66-5%. career, 'and then he takes over burgh. Howe’s pair Sunday gave ern Kentucky slammed Middle again." M. Tennessee 87-73 and Syracuse Boeton 0>Uege 84-80 in overtime ning to catch them." triumph and lift the winners to Speedway Sunday and told his ing In 4:01.4. Von Ruden trailpd won toe Calvert Mile in 4:08.1 him a career total of 773. This will be the last away In other ABA games, Denver startled No. 10 LaSalle 70-68 In behind C haiiie T elverton 20 Green, oldest player in the witMn 3% games of the pace- senior citizen fan club, "Let’s until he passed Crawford vdth over Sam Bair of the Pacific game for South Windsor for the beat other act^ Involving T<^ Ten points. NBA at 87, scored 30 points be­ setting Knlckfl tn the Atlantic regiular seasem. Their one re­ PONTIAC PARK Inc. iill go out for a round on toe two lap.s to go. Tnick Club. topped Memphis, 108-84; Pltts- clubs ‘R’s the beet win-of the sea­ fore a iMiUed groin m uscle Division. / maining game Is with powerful box e, Manchester Evening Herald town.” Von Ruden. who also won the Another world record toppled biugb thumped Carolina, 121- Southern Ool, emerging out of son," said Fordham Coach Dick forced Mm to the sidelines John HavUcek and Jo Jo Wilbur Croas High Tuesday Katona is a 55-year-old eight- 1,000-yurd ,nin in Toronto toe when George Frenn, a school Foyt Back to Texas for Rest, 101; and the Floridtans took the Los Angeles abadowa-after Phelps, whose team now Is 16-1. Elsewhere, Fhiladelohla WMte paced a second-half night, Feb. 16. times gi'andfatoer from Willis, night before in 2:08.2, said he teacher from North Hollywood, Texas, 126-100. y e a n o f UCZiA basketboU dom i­ In a Sunday game, 14th rat- handed the New York Knicks comeback as Boston wined out a Mich., and he Is long past toe lA rry Chiinon scored 28 points wa.s tire

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-PAGE-NINETEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, i m PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, . CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1971 .. Hoosot Fo r Sale 72 O iit of Towm 15/ra—B^fl fIrarJ -f: ■ 37 Minieol Imlrammita S3 AporrararitA— Flats— Housos For Sola 72 BY SHORI'KN sad WHIPPLE H*ip Wofifd— Mote or Fm d t For Sale 75 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW AMFEO B-38 bass amp, good 63 nOiCACULATEl Ranch — aeven SETAJNG your home or prop­ BERRY'S WORLD ..jf — erty? Ctell Fred Tongren R e U , CdntraeHiiq 14 condition, one-year old. Bast MANCHESTER —. Nice older Fooma, thraa bedrooms, car* WE HAVE customers waiting home, first-floor family room, peted Uvlng room and dining BOLTON — Custom 6-room Estate, 633-0438. fR«M 0S AMD MEieMBOliS ALL OVER KNIM offer. CUl Bob 646-1978,' 164, 'for the rental of your apart­ CLASSIFIED REX3 ROOMd, addlUona, ga> B u t c r u i s i m g m s o m e f a r - o f f c l i m e MALE and FEMALE weekdays. three bedrooms, garage. Ex­ PrefesslonaUy finished brick Ranch on two parkUke rages. Complete carpentry. IRRITATED WIFE/ -'EVER/BOD/GOr HEROOMN- LET^ SEENOW WIFEY SPENT HER.DME ment or home. J.D. ReU Eo- tra B-sohed lot included. ’Totel S^r^om . Atteched'iarag; W g^eT 2 hatli', ^ F red Tcxigren, 6U-01S8. tato Associatea; Inu. 648-6139. on approximately _one_ acre finished f^U y nmm. The best " UGH! t.1MOUGMT TM09E BORES price, <83,900. Paul W . Dou­ Realty a caU. One of our com­ -BU T HAVEN'T v w ; b u t i 'm” ^ WEAVERS — LOOMFIXEES Wanted—To Buy SB gan, R ealtor, 640-4685. wooded lot. Merritt Agency, of everything. Call to see. ADVERTISING WOULD SEVER oof-AM D X NOU ALREADV R S P H to THEM A LL R ealtor, 646-1180. Hayes A gency, 646-0181. petent associates wiU be [ Roofing—Sidbiq 16 WOULOtrr CARE IF X MEVER SENT C A R D S -O MACHINE OPERATORS HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Business Locations MANCHESTER —Exclusive AA pleased to assist you. CaU Bea CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SAW AMY O F THE OTHER PRIRS , EVERVBODV brtok-a-brao, locks, frames, For Rent 64 Rockledge area, huge 8-room MANCHESTER—- Oversised 7- SOUTH WINDSOR Mlllette, or Doris Smith, at 643- BIDWELLi Home Improvement IN IM S 1DWH A G A M f 8 AJML to 4:30 PJL B A C K H O M E f Will Train Qualified People, ;' ** custom Ranch. High wooded room Cape In one of Manches­ 1121. Co. Expert Inatallatlan of alu­ «OOD location for your bual ter’s fin er areas. Spacious Uv- FIVE BEDROOMS!!! minum siding, gutters and lot. City utiUties, 2Mi baths. SPEXHAUZING in investment Complete company paid, fringe benefits, incluiHng 430 Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. >le garage, two fireplaces. ing room, dining room and Eight-room, 10-year old fX>PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. trim.. Roofing installation and space, offices. Yard and buUd- 29* paneled air-conditioned kltohen, 8 bedrooms, screiened property, apartments, shop­ repairs. M»-64W, 87B-B109. Profit Sharing and Pension Plan. Cape with two baths and a. ping centers, warehouses. In­ • ■A WANTED — antique furniture, ^ storage, good exposure on famUy room. Low 40’s. Meyer, porch, central fireplace, finish­ «:M PJM. DAT BEFORE PDBUOATION two-car garage on % acre dustrial space, office and store Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:M p.m. Friday A PPLY : ' pewter, oU paintings or road a c r ^ from Realtors, 648-0609. ed rec rocmi, 3-car garage, % wooded lot. Close to schools other antique items. Any quan- shopping center. Suitable for — ------— ------rentals. For quick and efficient Roofing and acre lot. Asldng <42,000. U ft and shopping. P rice <29,900. tity . The Harrison’s, 648-8709 uses. CaU 621-7873. TAXES <671, ^ V ciou s 7-room service caU KEITH REAL R Realty Inc., R i^rt D. Mur­ Please ca ll Jirfm McLaugh- PLEASE R E A D YOUR AD Chlmiwys 16-A ' CHENEY BROTHERS, Inc; 166 Oakland StrsoL ’ ’ ------Raised Ranch, 1% baths, dock, R ealtor, 648-2693. ESTA’TE 649-1922, 646-4126. ______HEBRON — fast growing com- ,vaU - to - wall carpet, family Un at 649-5306. Cldsailled or "Want Ada” are taken over tile phone aa a ROOFING — Specialising re­ convenience. The advertlaer ahonld read Ida ad the FIRST 81 Cooper Hill St. WANTED — Automatic washer room, garage, aluminum sld- MANCHESTBUl Onter —J Six- pairing roofs cf all kinds, new and gas dryer, not over two lease. In shopping center Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. room Colonial. IVi baths, doU' DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the roofs, gutter work, chimneys • B &. W . « T aj M ahal ViSiltor next insertion. The Herald la responaiUe for oidy '-ONE In­ years Old. CaU 647-1914. ® estebllahed businesses. ------^------correct or omitted Inaertion for any advertiaement and thra cleaned and repaired. 80 years __ ■ ______F or m ore Information caU 228- <23,900. BTVE-ROOM Ranch. only to the extent of a “ make good” insertion. Errors whi^ experience. Free estimates. SituotiotM W o n f d ------:------^------0021 o r 649-0422. F ireplace, 'waU-to-wall carpet, SL.'SS’iiJ'Si.Sr”flees, etc. <22,900. H ayes S d i e r i e r 6 4 ^ ^ W illiam C. W estm<«■'«“• oreland, the do not ieasen the value of the advertisement win not be Howley, 048-BSei. Fm a k 38 Ddry ProdHcls 50 encloaed porch, piaster walla. A gency, 646- >181. ^ g ^ ^ corrected by "make good” Insertion. R o OHIS IRfllilOUf Board 59 up t o TM sq. ft. available, Ix>- garage, acre trees, bus line. n a p p l e s for sale—Courtlands, COVENTRY — Six-room-over- wife -visited the Taj Mahal to- ROOM In nHvat* Kntna TTl'n ®®*®(l EUlngton Rd., South Hutchins Agency, 040-6324. MANCHESTER -> 8-room Gar­ slze Cape. F^iU shed dormer, day. Westmoreland, the former Hooting cmd Plumbing 17 DAT CARE In my licensed Delicious and Mclntodi. Volpe R O ^ in private home, free Windsor. WUl Uter for tenant.------— ______rison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, (RoekvlOe. T«a Free) home, any age acceptable, Farms off Birch Mountain Rd. parking. References. Gentle- Near professionU center. 644- SOUTH MANCHESTHR —Sev- BuUt-lns, , IVi baths, large commander of U.B. forces in SAM WATSON Plumbing and double garage, exceUent area, room. , walk-out basement. Vietnam, Is on a week’s -visit to vicinity Oakland St., M8-7727. to Volpe Rd. Bolton. man only. CaU between 4-6 2421, 8-6. ^ ®*> room newer colonial. Two- treed lot, walk-out basement. 1 643-2711 Heating. Bathroom Mid 20’jS. Hayes Agency, 646- India as a part of a round-tbe- 875-3136 p.m ., 640-1973. ------car garage, first floor famUy Only <80,900. H ayes A gency, ing and repairs. Free 'esU- REGISTERED nurse looking r-;— STREET o ffice space, room , a o s e to school. <88,900. 0181. world tour. m ites. C all 649-8808. for part-time work. Available 646-0181. a . p. c a f a r a RO Housnhoid Goods 51 COMFORTABLE heated bed- lOO per cent location near Paul W. Dougan, Realtor. 649- Busiims SmrvicM 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday room with connecting Uvlng banks, airrconditioned, auto­ SOUTH Windsor — Recent UftR 5CHeHECTAOl,NN, uTiTfii M—M 4686. O ffm d 13 HEtATTNG, Cooling, sheet metal •iwT t, --Hid fmnn twnriii. I through Friday. 649-7100. SEARS COtDSPOT refrigerap roofn, centrU . 649-7410. matic fire sprinkler. Apply Lots For Sola 73 10-room G arrisi^ Ck>Ionial, 6 HERALD and ventilation work. Gas— tor, 1969, froaUess, copper. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. EB3HT-ROOM Colonial, famUy bedrooms, % acre wooded lot. JiNVllAllUi^ electric — oO fired furnaces. Like new, <190. Call 648-4261. FUIWISHED room for rent, ID 1*71 NEA, Ik . SHARPENINQ Service — Saws, room, thick waU-waU carpet- l a n d — Coventry treed one- double garage, 2*4 baths, built- Humidifiers and electronic air_ with kitchen privileges, near ingi 2-car garage, beautiful half acre. Lake view. <8,600. Ins, city water,immaculate. BOX LETTERS knives, axes, shears, skates, cleaners. At your local Trane-' BusiiMss Opportuiiify 28 Help Wanted Help Wanted Molt 36 Dogs-^lrO^ets 41 MOVmO out of* state, house- bus line, parking, aU con­ FOR BIDS rotary blades. Quick service. hold furnishings and miscel­ wooded acre lot, <89,900. "We've got to handle Ecuador's seizing of American tuna ’ToUand — aero treed, <8,000. M id 40’s. M eyer, R ealtors, 648- 1) Sealed bids wiU be received dealer. T.P. Aitkin Inc. 27 Tol­ Female 35 AKC registered miniature sil­ veniences. 6494914. Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. V em on high scenic a cre, 0609. Ftn> Your Capitol Equipment Co., 88 land Tpke., M anchester. 648- BEAUTY Salon for sale, in laneous for sale. Must sell im-. FOR RENT boats with kid glares. They COULD get mad and refuse for the construction of the Main St., Manchester. Hours BLECTRICLAN — -with mini- ver poodle, male, 8 months mediately. Best offer, 648-1776. LAROE furnished room for <6,900. Hayes A gency, 646-0181. Robertson School Addlti others, you may qualify by CSiamplan Tonl-’Tol. CaU ranges, automatic wadiers Francis E. Boland 643-1677. in the usual manner. for existing 8-bay ranch Experience preferred but minum siding make this a low first-floor family room with treed. Heritage House, 646- Near school, bus. Mid 20’s. ticut. Each General CMitrac- livery. Refrigerators, washers to become my branch distribu­ not necessary. Apply: 649-7410 or 638-8996. with guarantees. See them at LADY to riiare apartment with TiMBERLAND TTee Service, style service station locat­ maintenance hom e. M ay be fireplace, form al dining room , 2482. M eyer, R ealtors, 648-0609. tor wlU be limited to two sets and stove moving, specialty. tor. No distributor Investment, B. D. P earl’s Appliances, 649 same. Reasonable, centraUy Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, ed on West Main St. and possible to assume 6 per cent 4 bedrooms, aluminum aiding, ------^------— of documents. Deposits wlU Folding chairs for rent, 649- free fuUy Insured air-condi­ Shoor Jewelers Main St. CaU 648-2171. located. 6484906, 1-2:80, 643- Agency and lots cleared. Fifteen years Columbia St. in Willlman- FREE —Nine cute puppies mix­ OPEN HOUSE mortgBfire! Belfiore Agency 2-car garage. ExceUent neigh- AMSTON —^Routo 86, six acres VERNON — HUltop high Ookh be refunded upon return of 0762. tioned ca r. CaU 876-7867. 917 Main St., Manchester 7810 after 6. Lost cmd Found 1 . experience. Bonded and Insur­ tic, Conn. Prime location ed breed. CsU 648-0919. 315 BROAD ST. 647-1418. borhood. <48,1^. nlal, 1% baths, garage, w ^ - ^ the plans and specifications with high volume potential _ -» ...... COUNTRY CLUB AREA Ing. Asking <16,000. 1-6S7-1768. waU In several room s, lig h t, ed. Free estimates. Call 647- WANTED — General mechan­ 'FTVB-PnbCB Uvlng room set, 8 ATtRACTtVE slMplng room, to the office of Mankey Asso­ FOUND — The best place to AMBITIOUS wom en, are you In­ MANCHESTER ’THE VERY B EST! 10 room RAISED RANCH—7 rooms, 8 ------— ------— airy Utchen. Stove stays. 9479. Painting— Papering 21 for aggressive type Indi- ic, full-time, days. Apply to months old, <176. Call 872-9694. gentleman. Private entrance, ciates, Architects In good choose home decoratlcms a n d ______'vldual. terested In home decorattegT Nine-room Ckilonlal nearing quality built Raised Ranch•h In or 4 - bedrooms,------2% < • baths,------. ------fam- MANCHESTER ^ ~'^*'®®__ . * Country atmosphere/ close to AmerbeUe Corporatimi, 104 free parking. Shower-bath. 648-1658 condition within two weeks ^fts Is Your Gift G ^eiy at CLEANING — Interior —both CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ Earn up to <60-<100 weekly Artielns For Sain 45 completion on-Oiuntry Club one of Manchester’s prime, lo- Uy city conveniences. Mid 20’s. -I' East Main St., RockvlUe, Apply 196 Spruce St., Manches- semi-industrial land. Owner after the bid opening for Watkins, 936 Main St. Your residential and commercial. terior painting, paper hanging, part-tim e. Car necessary, 628- Drive. (1st right off Fern catioos. For details Mr. Zlns- lot 176x^’ central alr-condl' Worth it. Belfiore Agency 647- Coon. 8:80 a.m, to 6 p.m. An WATER ac 'THE Manchester State Bank at wUl finance. Helen D. Cole, those Contractors submitting home town friendly world of Satiafactory work guaranteed.- Olscotmt on wallpaper. Call SHELL OFFERS 0606, 629-1120. LARiOE, clean furnished room Street off South Main). Four ser, B elfiore A gency 647-1418. tloning. 1418. equal opportunity employer. cessories, <40. BuUtin bathtub, 1041 Main St. has approxi­ a bid and by February 17th gifts. ’Telephone, 648-6171. For friendly free estimates, O scar Hebert, 646-8048. NOTICE for retired or working gentle­ bedrooms, 2H baths, large R ealtor, 848-6666. • Excellent paid training FVee CMS, Blue Ooes, life in­ <26. ’ToUet, <10, sinks and nietel m ately 6,000 sq. ft. fo r rent. DRIVE BY — 89 Gerard St. in CIRCA 1848—Federal Colonial- for those CkmtrMtors not In­ call Subttfban Floor Mainten­ • Financial assistance PILGRIM wHJJt needs experi­ CONNECTICUT— man. Inquire 4 Pearl St. famUy room with fireplace LOST — Lady’s silver watch, B . H. MAGOWAN JR . & Sons, surance. 876-8826. waU cabinets. 648-2466 evenings WIU consider sub dividing. Ex- the desirable Htelywood sec- Six large rooms, fuU waUc-up tending to submit a bid. ance, 649-0229. • Insurance and retirement enced cashiers, and sales­ . . . must be seen to be vicinity of IQngs. Reward. Call Interior and exterior painting, or 648-1442. DISSOLUTION R O O ft, private home, few steps ceUent parking. T.J. Crockett, tion. CaU C arl Zinsser, to see attic, handy location. <28,900. Out of lawn Woiirad RaalEtlttra77 ^ contract plans. f women to work evenly. Ap- p a r T-TME stock~ciertT~^ PUBLICATION NOTICE appreciated. Adjacent to the 648- 1660 after 6 p.m . SNOW Plowing; dependable paper hanging. ’Ihlrty years ply between 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. frotn post office, boiurd option- R ealtor, 648-1677. this lovely 4-bedroom Ooloaial. For Sola 75 apiT.T.TTJo your home or acre- documents will be on file ftt • Mtuiy more benefits. driver, nl|lite and weekends STORAGE counters with -po Whom M May Concern: g olf course. We 'wlU be on Liberal fiTinm-iny iff assumc RANCH—7 room s, firep lace In service at reasonable rates. experience, four generations. 434 Oakland St., Manchester. sUdln|r doors and work benches NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN r i. Raferences. 648-6746. M AN CH ESXm Green ^ the premises all day Sun­ the office of the Town BuUd­ LOST — Ironing board, between Call 649-6272. 648-2064. FTee' estimates, fuUy insured. a'vailable. Must have drivers SiT‘pSr l ^ “SoiteagTB;i- first floor paneled lamUy room. VERNON - New Ustiy 6- W T lng Department, Municipal St. Johns St. and Parkade. Call Ucense and car. Apply In per­ for ceUars, <10. CaU between that IONA MOTOR OORPORA- MAN, single, under 48 to share Ground floor, 900 sq. ft. front day. T. J. Crockett, Real­ fl^ i^ r 6 4 ” lSf off WteheT^th sUdlng glass room BpUt Level. 8 h e O to c ^ , ^ce. ^ J ^ ^ o ck Real- ;648-7881. GET THE FACTS h a v e a sneak peak at Beeline BuUdlng, Manchester, Ckm- 649- 0720. ’TWO Y O tm O m arried men will son, Arthur Drug, 943 Main St, 9-6, 646-0734. TION by virtue o f resolutions home, references. Call 648- portion carpeted, second floor, tor, 648-1877. ______^______doors to patio, two fuU baths, kitchen with buUt-lna, fire- tYi Realtors, 649-9838.------— Call coUect weekdays, 1-289-1621 Fashions fo r spring ’71. CaU necticut, at the office of Man- do small repair jobs and paint­ RICSIARD E . MAR’TIN, paint Manchester. 1971 ARCTIC Oat Puma 440, •’Y Ui® directors and 4628. on« office 13 X 12, caU 649- EXTRA U)T —goes with this one off master bedroom, mod- place, finished den, one-ear ga- ttj. r-saw'for your property Mr. Palumbo. Evenings and 646-0480, 649-2462, 876-4649. key Associates, Architects, ing, also cellar cleaning and ing contractor. F^iU profession­ with traUer and cover. Excel- share^deM of the 3741 or 6494688. older 7-raom C ota^ am- orn kitchen, formal «»tolng W Mtalmim ^ ^ bouri. A vted^ FOUND — ten -kitten, nearly weekends 1-267-4784, M r. liOweU. USHER wanted — must be LAROB furnlilied'Toom, stove, 769 Main Street, M anchester, light trucking. Call 646-2692, al painting service, interior - lent condition. CaU 64S-6187. ®«r®epolntment. open. Send resume to Box District of ICsnchester INCOME TAXES prepared, by shades made to measure, INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ pable of heating warehouse, C all o r w rite owner, Stoddard 848-1108. R ealtor. 648-2683. teched to this com fortable five- ____ ------The fldSSiSV ta H w SSfil. Foley AJ^Tevldence of abUlty to all size Venetian blinds. Keys "0(C*’, Manchester Herald. im iT A T IO N Marvin Baker, Call 648-0267. cia l rates fo r people over 68. EAST HARTFORD bam or garage, etc. Contact “plmT PRICEPRK3E dropped -ubstantiaUy substantiaUy pRrvATn s a t .r vutiv...... land. r?«>ni Ranch. . Lanto , _ lot. ■ ArA F l,^ am rMontal like new Chester, a(Conneotlcut i g T S e060«. i g r - procure and pay l fo r perform - made while you wait. ’Tape re­ Call m y com petitors, then caU Hnip Won rad— INVEBmGA’TOR — niiee Olenders Body Shop, 704 Tal- Maln_eL. Weri Hartford. 282- ^ ^iiUt raised iA -«._!• ance and labor and materials INCOME TAXES prepared in corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 OPPORTUNITIES Rd.,,. RockvlUe, 876- TOBID 4687. B rokers protected. scaped, 4 lEuge bedrooms, 2 garage, extra carport baths, large lot. Attached ga- agrinst the above estate be pre- “ ®® ®"“ ~ of ioo% me. Estimates given. s<49-7868. ______Frnnaln 35 Permanent full-time poei- years Investigative experience oottvlUe VILLAGER Apartments—Five- ranch located in Manchester,• baths, in Mancherim- Oreen «««®- Meed rl^t CaU ^ s^^u>^ flfucian’on or be^ ct^^^S® convenience of your home. Main St., 6494221. including private Investigator 3817. Sealed bids wlU be recel'ved' room ’Townhouse. 1% tiled tlons available for qualified but suburban. Sevenv^ big^ section. Spacious dnqied, car- ____ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- TCttei^ JOHN J. w a l l e t t . Judge P urfthdmwr Call Russell Burnett for ap­ work. Salary <11,000. No fee. at Jthe office of the Director of baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, 6) No bid ^laU ta withdrawn CUSTOM made draperies, slip appUcanta in centraUy locat­ BUILDING com ing down, 250 H oosos For Rant 65 rooms, two car gyage - • • • peted Htning room, sun flUed THE XKTIMA’TB In a Ram- 6980. pointment, 648-6888. Flow Finishing 24 R ite Personnel, 646-4040. (3eneral Services, 41 Center for a "period^bntety 7 (60)— covers and reu{dtolstering. BE ONE OF THE FINAST ed insurance office In East used fiorescent light fixtures. two' alr-condltioners, . private . , ------=— loaded with extras. T. J. carpeted kitchen, draped llv- bUng Ranch home, abounding ------CLAIM m m r lT r o if* d b c k b b days subsequent to the open­ INCOME TAXES prepared in Budget term s. E steblii^ed In FTOOR SANDING, and refin- Hartford. Requirements in­ SeU any amount, 4 ', two bulbs. Street, Manchester, Ckmn., untU basement. Washer and dryer A.y^yBR U^KELAKE ___ — TwrT ear Crockett, Crockett, Realtor, Realtor, 648-1677. 643-1677. tog room with fireplace, huge with charm and perfection, nes- ESTA’IE OF CUSTODIAN — Mature, stable February 24, 1971 at 11:00 a.m . hookup. G.B. appliances and «v«.room house. lAJce------> - o ...... — ----- im iT A T IO N ALBIN V. aAMUELSON ing of the bids without the your home by (q>pointment. 1946. Days, 6244164, evenings, Ishlng (specialising In older COMPTOMETER clude hlgii school education Ideal for garages, workshop, fto^ p ^ erte” *” sw linn^i MANCHESTER — Extraordl- P“ ®l®d recreation room, stor- tied blghm a hlU vrite t ^ e e District or Manchaator floors). Inside painting, paper­ Individual, to perform mtecel- for gas beat. Charles Lesperance, 'The nduclsiy la Robert E.^Samuel- consent of the Owner. CaU H.H. ll^lsMi, 6494606. 649-7690. and speedy accurate typing laneous custodial duties for a warehouses, greenhouses and ing, ceilings, etc. No. job too OPERATORS S’TRBBT SWEEPER REN- fishing and boating. CaU 649- n®«y Cape in ime of Manchea- ®«® ®P*®® galore In fuU attic, ®®^’ FOR BIDS aon located etll* Robert B. Welas, for transcription and other top financial institution. AU factories. <4 each. Gremmo r ment, stove, refrigerator. Ranch,- fireplace, ,l^e prtvl-. yard. Breezeway and attached w garage. CaU 649-8800 af- executive nelghbor- Reasonable. CaU 648 • 6806. Bomh— Mocks— PROGRAMMER — One year n*S Inexpatalve to clean ruga caUons are available at the and Renovations, 100 Spruce Attest: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge appointment caU Mrs. Pet­ diahwater, heat, Adulte only, legea. <176 montWy/|heat In- garage. Asking <26,900. CaU tor 6. fsmiig room with flre- Mortgogns 27 erson, 628-9361. pluB'experience In RPG pro- tqphdstory ^ wlte Blue Q«neral Servlcea OffiOe, 41 Cen Street, Manchester, C onnecti------Positions are now open in Lustre. Rent electric aham- Security. <306 mimthly. CaU clud^. In^e^to ^«P*to®y- the Mitten Agency. Realtors. nwwww Z place and beamed ceiling on the cut, at the office of the Gen­ Autom dblm For Sedn 4 our general office for per­ An equal opportunity employer. grammlng. Excrilent poten- ter Street, Manchester, Cksinec- The Muu-Muu Bulktmg— MORTOAGES, loans, first, sec­ ttel. Salary tgien. No fee. Rite pooer <1. Olcott Variety Store. tlcut. •*8*8978. ‘*®P®***’ l-*2p-482< or 648-6980 o r 649-9690. ______Buckley school area, three- floor, large fireiOaced Uv- eral Manager, Municipal It’ S A Knit ond, third. AU kinds. Realty sons experienced on the SEX7RETARY — Glastonbury NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ^ Personnel, 646-4040. Town cf Manchester MANCHBSTER — Nice one- ______MANCHESTER — Vernon St.. -bediPom.^lClolojtial. IH baths, tog room, formal dining room, Building, Manoheater, Cen- Contracting 14 statewide. Oedlt rating unnec­ comptometer or calculator. office, shorthand, tyi>ing, 9-6, OERTTS a gay girl — ready for Bankrupt repossession? H on-______Connecticut bedroom apartment, first ------^------area, now custom huUt 7-room waU-to-waU carpet, finlzhod modem kitchen with buUt-ins, . necticut until 11:00 a.m. on essary. Reasonable. (Confiden­ Must also have a good busi­ salary commensurate with FUIXi-TIME. Man with some a whirl after cleaning caijiets est Douglas accepts lowest r e c ROOMS, kitchens, doors. (Robert B. Weiss, floor, private entrance. <160 W onrad To Rant 68 Raised Ranch, 8 or 4 bed- rec and office In baaemmt, i S a m T*’ M arch 6, 1971 at which tim e down, smaUest payments, ony- tial, quick arrangements. Al- ness arithmetic background. aUUty. 688-9446. medianioal experience. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric paneling, vanitlea, all type fte' General MSnager monUily, Including heat and rooms, large cathedral celling cedar closet, dlshvrasher. porch, 2-car garage. <03,6(X>. they wlU be pubUcly opened wdiere. Not smoU loan finance 'vln Lundy Agency, 627-7971. (Company offers good wages, 270 H artford Road. sham pooer <1. Paul’s Paint It. isfa work, form ica work. Ex­ free parking, above average NEED money, Uke people? WaUpaper tkipply. appliances. Paul W. Dougan, WANTED — Oarage to rent, living room, floor to ceiling ACeny 'deluxe imiuroveinents. t.a k d 13 « A(wy roed and read aloud. company plan. Douglas Mo­ pert craftsman. Patrick Carr, 988 Main St, Jlartford, Eve­ * * _ - - vicinity ^*Aee4mssCenter andani4 AdamsAflanna St.SF . fireplace,mm___a—.— sa2 alarge —--- baths, glass ^VmseaaaeOwner, AACk_ariAri649-8464 AOftAoaafter ■6 «ap.m. t 3) Bets of the contract docu­ tors, 846 Main. nings, 388-6879. benefits, congenial cowork- ^ e x ib le hours, good earnings, CStE2>IT Mansger — Eixperi- Realtor, 649-48S6. frontage. «6,000. evenings, 648-7926. era and exceUent working you’U enjoy being a Vanda enced la coUectlons and finan­ EXCELLENT, efficient and — fo r M arch 1st. C all 649-6449. «iMing doors, 2-car garage, ments may be obtained at MANCHESTER — Newer two- 1969 GTO — FVUy equipped, conditions. beauty counselor. CaU 876-7867. cial statement analyst at cor­ economical, that’s Blue Lustre CUSTODIAN ■SIS'-.S. NEED LISTINGS the Office of Mankey Asoo- N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter MORTGAGES — m G 2nd., bedroom Gterden type iqiart- mint condition, reasonable. mortgages— Interim financing porate IsveL Salary to <14,000. carpet and upholstery cleaner. 000. u ft R Really, tec. Rob- 55^^“^*^® NOW! ‘Thinking ctetes. A rchitects, 769 Main contractor. - Additions, remod­ SECStETAKT — Good sklUs re­ Rent electric shampooer <1. Building and grounds for ’TSl- mcint AyaUaUe now. <196 Out of Town ert D . M urdock, R ealtor, 648- Street, Manchester, Omnec- CaU 648-7468 after 6. — expedient and confidential Apply No fee. Rite Personnel, (M6- en with firep lace and aU in g TOUT property?” Call eling and repairs. Call any­ quired to work for this Inter­ ’Ihe Sherwin-Williams Oo. cottvlUe itent. Steady em­ mon^y, lAchiding heat and For Rant 66 2692. tiout on and after February service. J. D. Real EMate 4040. ploym ent with long eatebUah- buUt-lnS, A cre lot. Exqulrito - T O5 T D A “ Y I 1968 CHEVROLET station wag- time for free estimate. 876- esting pubUc*' affairs depart­ alliances. Paul W. Dougan, 10, 1971 b y deporittag a Assoc. 643-5129. FIRST NATIONAL ed company. EixcwaU fringe HBHRON — Five room apart- d UNCAN R D .. new -room Co- must be seen. Hayes Agency, on, running condition. New 1642. ment. Good potential, <106.. .pHAR'M/^r!inTT»rTr«/^ galM — PORTABM ! dishwasher, Hot- Realtor, 649d6S0. 6 check tor <76.00 per set o f point, exceUent condition; benefits. _____ ment available . immediately, lon^- large breezeway 2-car 646:0131. snow tires. May be seen be­ F’ee pedd; R ite Glrli 99 E . Oen- Outstanding oi^wrtunlty, 3 documents, made payable to LEON eed Hurst, <900. 649-6876. dential or commercial. (CaU only.' PhUbrlck Agency, Real- with bookkeeping experience. P®^ Girt, 99 E. Center AGB3NCT Manager — Insur­ Giriato ■ 648A129. range, refrigerator and many MANCHESTER — New 8-room return of the plans and apeci- iLsiaie 28ft8780. 289-4002. colon ia l. 4 bedroom s, first flcationa to the otflita of 649-4291. tors, 646-4200.. Apply in person, Gaer Broth- St., M anchester^646-8441. ance. Most be experienced. STAFTt«D SPRINOS REALTORS 1967 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, Font and Fond 49-A DELUXE one-bedroom apart- —-— :z r ~— ___ —___ ir floor family room, formal Uv- on comer lot. One ride vacant. Mankey Aaaoctetes, Archi­ ers, 140 Rye St., South Salary <35,000. plus. No fee. ExceUent condition, <900. CaU CARPENTRY and remodeling. SECRETARY (temporary) Im­ ment. waU - to - waU carpet- ANDOVER. Wee c^ api^ ^ ro^large dining room, *®Sf*‘T tects, in good condition with- Windsor.------R ite Personnel, 646-4040. o r ca n •B4-SWI ------.. ... ------.... I nriviri. h«me. 886 ' fo r homeotfice, etc. T. J. 048-8701. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, mediate 2 week asslgnmemt tag tiiroughout, complete ap- ment In private home. ltences Included, <186 i>er ______laige lot, large shade tree, as- FOR LEASE Free Parking for Applicants. to drive In OteTown^te Vernon. count, good condition. CaU tetcumente wUl be on' file at bathrooms,* kitchens, 649-8446. ier, must be available after- n^oidb. Fnul W. Dougan, Real- ouugpoNBURY m_____ dustrlal sume m ortgage, - ______<118.47 per R ealtor, 64S-6666. __ 1906 FX>RO % ton piclnip with CaU 876-38M. •PH now. <81,000. H ayes A gency, the office of the Town Build­ HALLMARK BuUdlng C o. For with bis Md a certified check floors, hatchways, remodeling »»8400. ^ «n l^ ^ week- area has been based on gooA servloe and exceUent parts Fint time offered for sale, flreplaoe, convenient Utch­ makes the perfect pants- Quick to sew; fun to ^ i ^ ’s, In c., Southington, 1-628- to-waU carpeting throughout or Md bond in an^amount /•■ , porches, garages, closets, ceU- SlUeckl, 649S446. electric typewriters. Top rate. acvailabiUty. We need anoteer, man in our parte department InvMlmaiiv Froporty lovely 8-bedroom Colonial, en and one or two bednmns suit . . . especially when wear. No. 8100 'with No fee. CaU or come visit Sue f o u r -r o o k apartmoit avaU- 8-aone beat hUl attic, 2-car equal to 10% of tiie Md you knit it yourself. No. Ings, attics finished, rec ______now to train under our parts manager. Hie "«■» we are COMPO^TOR custom buUt for present with fuU bath. The secood PBOTO-OUIDE is in Sizes Codraro at Olsten Temiwrary able almost hnmedlatriy. For Sola 7(U garage, encloaed rear yard, price. 6397 has knit directions rooms, formica, ceramic, Otb- WEEKLY pubUcation, east of ■ t owner. Wee corner lot Must floor can accommodate two 38 to 60 (bust 42-64). r r Peiiiannel, 99 Pratt St, Hart­ looking for must possess thorough work habits and mint Hast hot water fundabetL <110 profearionaUy landsciqied, 6) Faeb Mddcr sbaU also pre­ for both pants and vest Size 40. 44 bust . . . 3% er related work. No job too Hartford, Over 10 jrears satis- MANCHESTER — htirinsm be seen to be iq^HreMated. addlMcnal rooms and hath Businnra Sorvieot ford, 633-8306. IFree parking fOr have a proven abUtty to pay close attention to details and monthly. CaU 648-6891. many other extras. Priced low sent evidence of abUity to in Sizes 10 to 16 inclusive. yards of 46-inch. smaU. Don Moran, BuUder. factory service. Other interests EXCEOENT B5NIFITS Uojk with 6 iqiartmanM, aoc- SOri M* Is ttiBi tw Msassi- appUcants. foUow problems through to their conolualans. A stable job T. J.‘ Oockhtt Reattora, for quick sale. Charles L e ^ r - Pattenu available only Offnrad 13 Evenings, 649-8880. force sU e. P riced to seU. Jack ceUen* condition. Owner wlU 648-1677. Mn Is M sSi arsMtsn smhE Feinberg, 248-0801. history and rjeferences are required. ___ anoa. 6484820. Sitrissisf-/ss; "sss tn sizes shown. SNOW PLOWING — Tired of NEWTON H. SMITH It S O N S- TWIAS the month after Christ- flnanoa 80 par oaot at 8H pw co.„iu!ftoSs«. M u i uaa Tw Is csiM fir ssdLi P U S m i f l l A L cent. TsrrUlc Income prodno- -W ElL.KBfT 6-room Cape, tan ts miM b fintrisn asai waltiiig? RellaUe Manchester Remodeling, repairing, addl- BUSINESS for sUe. Resteu- . mas and aU through the bouse ExceUent opportunity to advance to parte manager. 6H APPLY not a creature was stirring, er. <3aU now, Bayea Agency, MANCHESTER — Custom btiUt tiuwe large bedrooms, flre- N.T. business has new radio equip­ tions, rec rooms, porches and rant - Busteess and equipment day week, good pay. Some eiq>erience helpful but we are V M JsA M 6) N o Md SbaU be withdrawn fo r Mat ansa Ai ur ped trucks. Dependable ser­ not even a mousa! Bored? Join 6464181. Raised Ranch. Two liroplaces, place, walk-out haaemant ga- eaai asTniis roofing. No job too smaU. CaU for restaurant dellcates- willing to train the right man. Ajq^ly In pennn to Mike APARAMNIS a period of sixty (80) days vice. GUI anytim e. 648-8346 or 049-8144. sen. <8,000. Reasonable re n t 1-, the happy people wbo> sUl ------;------two garages, gorgeous lulvate rage. Convenient location. CteU subsequent to the opeidng of The F i^ and Winter Lynch a t: ALBUM is 66f, includes 649S797. \687-1708. Avon. CaU ia»-40gS- iHanrlfpBtpir €ttpiiltip if^sUk ___ r nnlira> and ■ two lot Executive area. Bxchirive 647-1802 for ^q)(dntmant. Aak- U&R R E ^ T Y CX).. INC. the Mds without the consent SAVE MONEY! FVurt service. aadasom apattmwts. Cazpat- H o « m » For Sato 72 Helan D. OMe, Realtor, 648^ tag <24JS00. Prinotplea only. postage and handling. cf the Owner. The Spring and Summer TRBIE SERVICE (Soucier) — Dormers, room additiona, ga- MANCHESTER vleinity — w ^ MATURE woman as Uve - In lag,^^^^onalim .2 nnara, IH Robert D. M ordodc, Reftttcur ■iHi rsveatm .. ; « ssiissimb 13 BISSEI4. STREET burner, ditveway, 100 Robert B. WelM, if II anal iwense is iwe *71 Basic FASHION Book is TVaes ciit, bulUHiig lots clear­ rages, porches, roofing and estebllahed pUsa-iesteurant con»P®nlon for elderiy wtmian. tS m - 821,900 — THREE-BEDROOM ______NEW nmtm. n m n sMmsi mm- $1.00, includes postege ed, trees topped. Got a tree siding. Compare prices. Add- BxceptionaUy low price. Lease Room and board, salary to be LYNCH MOTORS Ranch, waU-to-'waU ca rp e t 408 K E E N EY ST. Beautiful amp. service, 90’ frontage, 648-2692 648-6472 Oeneral Manager and handling. problsm! WeU worth phone* A-Level Dorm er COtp. 389- avallaU e. Jack P elnberg, 248- discussed. References. CUl Cdi *45-2423 Lovely view, trees. Hutchins loca^lcn, 8 rooms, 2| unfinished, nicely planted. Owner, 848- Mancbeater, Connecticut caU, T43d263. 0449. 0801. 640-1790. after 0. Ageney, R ealtors, 84643M. <83,000. CaU 648-0889. 9838. ^ ■ r ■■ 'i ■'> 7

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8,^1OT1 Averagfe Daily Net Press Run The Weather1 • • PAGE) TWENTY For The Week Ihided Clear, windy and very cold jlanirl|^0t?r lEtn^ttbig iiipraUi ' January 9, 1971 tonight, lows In the teens. Wed- needay sunny and continued James A. Sherman, son of cold, the Ugh In the teens. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Sherman Dan«$e P ostponed Bennet Plans 16,095 About Town o f 66 W eaver R d., has been Manchester— "A City of Village Charm *nie ToUanders S qu a r e CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMHN lOas Unda Tester, daughter named to the dew’s list at the Parent Night Dance Club has announced of IGr. and Mrs. Aloyslous Tes­ University of Hartford where PRICE TEN CENTS the postponement o f its 19th (Cfaissifled Advertiatag on PiMTs u r ter of 79 Clim ber St., has been he is a senior. On Guidance ^ VOL. LXXXX, NO. 110 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. 9, 1971 graduation dance from Feb. named to the dean’s list and in­ HOUSE-OF-ART A N D FRAMES 19 to Feb. 96. A parent’s night for parents ducted into the Phi Alpha Xheta St. EUzabeth Mothers Circle Society at Good Counsel Col­ w ill mieet Wednesday at 8 p.m . The dance which is open to of Grade 8 students at Bennet STOCK FRAMES — ORIGINAL OILS lege, White Plains, N.T., where at the home of Mrs. William area square dancers both on Junior High School wlU be held Gallo, 242 Summit St. <* 639 MAIN ST., NEAR LIBRARY she is a Junior. the beginning and club level, Wednesday, at 7:80 in the OPEN DAILY 10:00 - 6:80 — THUR. 10:00-9:00 will be held at the Hicks Franklin Building cafeteria. Apollo Spacecraft St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ Retreating Enemy Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, M em orial School gym In Thl- ’The Grade 9 program of TEL 647-9514 ters of Isabella, will meet to­ land, from ,8 until 11 p.m . LOU, vrlll meet tomorrow at studies will be explained to 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, weath­ m orrow at 8 p.m . at tlve KofC parents by members of the er permitting. Committees will Home. Manchester WA’TES will have On Steady Course report on anniversary plans. Re­ the first meeting of the new year guidance depeurtment. Students Offers, South Viets freshments will be served by ’The executive board of the tomorrow at the Itallan-Amerl- will begin individual confer­ Mrs. Carl Tyler. Chaminauie Musical Club will can Club, Eldrldge St. Weighing ences with their counselor next meet tomorrow at 8 P-m. at the in will be from 7 to 8 p.m., and week to select Grade 9 courses. Manchester Lodge of Masons home of Mrs. Eldna Johnston, women interested in Joining the Participants in the program Token Resistance For South Pac^ ’Tunnel R d., Vernon. Coronet Service w ill m eet tom orrow at 7 :S0 p.m . group are always welcome. Mrs. will include'Allah Cone, princi­ By GEORGE E8PER at the Masonic Temple. After a By HOWARD BENEDICT Charles ’Trombley was the pal of Bennet; and Oiaries 568 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Aessoclated Press Writer AP Aerospace Writer business session a film, "Quest ’The Chaminade Chorus will re­ WATES 1970 queen and not Mrs. Vlanl, Joel ChaisMi and Geoige for Light," will be shown. The hearse tonight at 7:80 at the "'Robert ’Trombley as reported in Wllk of the guidance depart­ SAIGON (AP)—A South Vietnamese armored column SPACE CENTER, Houston (A P)— ^Man’s most scien­ event wilt close with a social home of Mrs. Rudolph Gorsch, Friday’s Herald. ment. Resource people avail­ Announces Tlieir New Houn drove across the Ho Chi Minh trail in southern Laos to­ hour and refreshments. 146 N. Lakewood Circle. tifically rewarding moon mission neared an end today as able to meet with parepts will day, sweeping up sizable ammunition caches left by hur­ the Apollo 14 astronauts hurtled toward a fiery dash Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Include AQss Anne Beechler, di­ riedly retreating North Vietnamese. through the atmosphere and splashdown in the South Beta Sigma Phi sorority will rector of guidance, Manchester W E E ip A Y S 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. While the pu^ Into Laos met ------meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Hlg^ School; and Leimert John­ only light ground resistance and Pacific. " WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES home of Mrs. Henry Matson, 261 son, counselor at Howell Che­ SU N D A Y 8 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. ters said 10 of Its troops, were They were on such a perfect locdc In the landing zone was harassing shelling attacks, a killed and 44 wounded Monday, MHiige MlHoIrm fhntrni rnnrnlnil near perfect with some clouds, Spruce St. ney Technical SebooV parallel drive by 20,000 South Parents are requested to the opening day of the drive. a mldcouiM correction winds 12 to 18 mUes an hour, 3- Vietnamese troops in Cambodia ’This Included six killed along nnif told them they were on tar- to 6-foot seas and 80-degree tem- Day In...Day Out... Manchester Rotary Club will bring to this meeting the Grade ran into stiff opposlUon. meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at 9 program of studies and bro­ with four American crewmen get fo r a 4:(M p.m . E)ST touch- perature. U G . G A S PREMIUM North ^fietnamese troops when enemy gunners shot down down 874 mllea south of Ameri- ’Felevision cambras were the Manchester Coimtry Club. chure compiled by the guidance launched three heavy attacks on The club will cooperate with the a U.S. heHc<^ter. can Samoa. ready to relay the landing and department. Grade 8 students the edge of the rubber planta­ Greater Hartford Easter Seal Known enemy losses were 14 “Good,’’ esune the reiBy from recovery, on PRESCRIPTIONS may attend this meeting "with tion town of Snuol; five mUes In­ Drive by stuffing envelopes at 30.9 33.9 killed, a spokesman said. the command ship Kitty Hawk. As the nine-day, 900,600-mile their parents. side Cambodia and about 90 . . . resulting in meaningful its next two meetings. ’The push along Route 0 was It was ooe of the few words adventure neared an end, Bhep- miles north of Saigon. South from aatroaouts Alan B. Shep- ard, MltcheU and Roosa held a savings to you every day! ’The executive board o f Church Swerdloff Guest Vietnamese headquarters said (See Page Fifteen) ard Jr., Edgar D. Mitchell and news conference MIonday night Women United will meet tomor­ 73 North Vietnamese were killed Stuart A. Roosa aa they busied In a final telecast from their No ups and downs fat your Prescription row at 12:30 p.m. at the home with the help of U.S. air strikes, thentMlves with last-minute command ship Kitty Hawk, costs—no “discounts" today, “Regular Of Lincoln PTA of Mrs. Jack Stroup, 284 Red­ REGISTER AT THE FIRST CLASS MEETItM wUIe Saigon’s losses were 10 stowage and systems checks. Answering questions prepared prices” tomorrow! kUled and 42 wounded. I wood Dr. Mark Swerdlace test pilots, PRICES EVERT DAT OF THE stalled Saturday night as co- rected toward adults, it is re­ to the north, a South Vlet- We Ddiver Sullivan Workshop production of I960, and, have been mem bers tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird TEAR . . . AND TOU SAVE presidents of the Manchester naihese field commander said day but that backup systems Shepard and Mitchell said .Everywhere "Camelot” will rehearse tonight of the club for two years and quested that children not ac­ said today the South Viet­ HOBS IHROUOHOUT THE Square Dance C}ub, at its reg­ Rubble from a partially collapsed building at the the area where two men were killed this morning prevented any loss of oommuid- that only the clock defeated at 8 at South United Methodist company parents. he expected his troops during namese drive into Laos is "on Fast ular dance and annual meeting served last year as its vice PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE the next 10 days to push along when an earthquake rocked the area. (AP Photo) cations with the astronauts. their effort to reach the edge of TEAR . . . ON ALL TOUR Church. ’The leads will rehearse Part a t the business meeting schedule" and will enable the Midnight Mission in downtown Los Angeles marks at Veiplanck School. ’They suc­ presidents. They have four chil­ Route 9 as for as they could to­ Affected were stations in Ha- the crater, which rises 400 feet PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. at South vrill be devoted to a discussion 'This 12-sesslon course is approved by The Conneetleut Real United States to "meet or beat” ceed Mr. and Mrs. John Dy- dren, Gerald, Ellen, Joanne and ward Savannakhet, 126 miles vrail, Guam and two in Austra- above the surface up a long Church, and the orchestra and of the effect the proposed wid­ Estate Commissicai as meeting the requirements of PubUo its plans to withdraw 60,000 ment. Karen. ening a i Main and Center Sts. across the Lootisui panhandle on lia, Canberra and Csztiarvan. stoplng incline. To reach it they leads will rehearse ’Thursday at Act 446 which establishes the licensure standards for Real more troops from South Viet­ Ground link Meplione circuits had to pick their way through a TRY US AND SEE Other officers Installed are MCrs. Cosgrove is an active would have on the school. The the border between Laos and 7:30 p.m. at Manchester High Estate Brokers. . to these stations were rerouted boulder Held in which huge Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lemelin, member of the Manchester plan, if executed, would re­ Thailand. He did not say just nam by M ay 1. School. Laird commented as he went vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Green School PTA. Her husband move a 16-foot-wtde strip from how far his troops would try to around Los Angeles. Mission racks loomed 10 or 13 feet in' Alfred Lange, secretaries; and T Q a n h ra r O o s h c r ly before a closed session of the Control said it had lost some height above them, ’The executive board of the is employed as territory man­ school land. An objection was Locturon go, however. Southern California, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barlow, Senate Armed Services Commit- backup c ^ b l l l t y but aU prim e ..j tMnfc we got to witbtak lOO Volunteer League of Lutz Junior ager for the Keyes Fibre Co., voiced by Leslie Stevenson, Lin­ The lead South Vietnamese treasurers. Watervllle, Maine, and is an coln PTA president, at the PTA Where: Manchester High School, lOddle Turnpike, units were reported 12 miles In­ tee to give details of South Viet­ circuits were operating. yards or less of the rim,’’ Shep- Museum will meet tomorrow at ter. Room 126 namese ground operations in ApoUp 14 was to slam into Qis MltchsU said he 9:16 a.m. at the museum. Executive committee chair­ Army veteran of the Korean Council meeting Jan. 28. side Laos, meeting Ught contact men are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conflict.' He is a member of When: Wednesday evenings, t:00-9:80 p.m., starting Feb. 10 with the enemy as they ad- Cambodia and In Laos. atm oaqtere 70 m iles above the they w ere 100 to 100 The business meeting will also Pacific at 34,096 miles an hour, yuds away. Atkins on, program; Mr. and the Central Connectclut Foot­ Include discussion and possible vanced toward the town of Laird told newsmen that some Manchester Chapter, It will be Wednesday at the During the climb the astro- SPEB8QSA, will rehearse to­ Mrs. Charles Adams, puMlelty; ball Officials Board and the adoption of the revis^ con­ FEE: $65. Sepone, 25 m iles from the bor­ 10,000 Am erican troops in South Ravaged by Quake planned touchdown site, eight heartbeats nearly dou- Mr. and Mrs. V^lliam Lauten- New England Lacross Officials stitution and bylaws, and nam­ der. Sepone is a main North Vietnam are operating as night at 8 at the KofC Home. F or further inform ation ca ll 439-SSU, E xt. U80 . miles' west of the InUmational and they were breathing bach, Mr. and Mrs. James Association. He is also active ing a. nominating committee to Vietnamese transhipment point "backup” forces to the Saigon ’The rehearsal is open to all men There were scenes of wUd Date line. heavily. Mission Control advised AT THE PARKADE — ¥fEST MIDDUE TPKE. wishing to sing four-part, bar­ Mulaener, and Robert Fisher, in the Manchester Little present next year’s slate of of­ and base area, but the town was forces on the two operations. devastaUng Tehachapl quake of when a bridge collapsed over LOS ANGELES (AP)— the same Freeway near New­ confusion sls the quake accom- The main recovery ship, the to rest often. bershop-style harmony. hospitality. League. ficers. said to be virtually deserted. Southern California was 1952, which killed 12. ’That one F South • Vietnamese headquar- was centered 100 miles north hall panted by an ominous rumbling helicopter carrier U88 New Or- (See Page PUIeen) jolted today by a powerful and had a magnitude of 7.2 To­ Another was klUed vrtien the sound and violent raUlng that leana, raported the weaUter out- earthquake that caused day’s shock was rated as having roof of an ancient brick struc- lasted nearly a minute, struck several deaths, scores of in­ approximately the same magni­ ture in Los Angelea’ skid row ** dawn was Imeaking. juries and damaged build­ tude as the 1933 shock In nearby area, the Midnight Mlsslim, fell Power Unee snapped and ings, highways, bridges Long Beach, which killed 115 in tranoformera a^Krarereer M ontclair, N .J., now on bidge. Dean John Manning, the republic flag from the coffin. er, which relays television aa Baltimore, Md., anothw of the leave as a profesisor o t art histo­ security police or any individual British tnx^ and police ry at Marymount College, Tar- weU aa radio progranu, waa six Indicted in the alleged con- compelled the defendant to kick moved in to keep the Protes­ rytown, N.Y.; ’Die Rev. Nell (Herald photo by Bucatricius) damaged Jan. 6 by a gelignite sptracy. In the glass door or to take oyer tants and Catholics apart. One by <*», each stood In U.U- MclAUghlln, 30,'^Saitimore, and expkMdan. Broadcast transmit­ They Picked Up the First Bargain the building. ’Ihese he said Watts, 28, had been riiot by a ters, power transtormera and District Court Monday before AntlKMiy ScobUck, 30, B alti­ Sober did on his own admission Judge R. Dixon Herman, and more, a formuP^qeephite priest soldier. PoUce identified him as other pubUc service Inatalla- So our hardy crew picked up their new car from Ed Clarke’s and Chwlie and the Jury 4eame to the only a member of the militant “pro- each-teBjgSl«jy. who married m e »n u n .______tiona have been frequent targets C SmT’n^.tiquC Auto Mu3eum and^get-en^aterst^ 84 (formerly Milled the K il- conclusion it could have under vlalonal”wing of the under­ of bwnb attacks by Protestenta not guilty.” Outside the courtroom, they the circumstances. jnidde the guarded ninth floor jjj ^ joint statement, ”We Dtir Cross Highway, formerly called Intercolony 84, formerly called ConnTOU- ground Irish Republican Army. and Roman Catholics In North­ Savings Bank^ of Manchester ’The Jury found the former courtroom, where admission neither conspirators, nor cut path through the woods 6). Our would-be George Washingtons include (i- to A funeral of a aec.); Leo Juran (Fairway Stores); Bernard security officer John Francois newsmen and lawyers, that was jected all acta such aa those of Hie land mine explosion in a Apter (Regal’s Men’s Store); Creighton Shoor (Shoor’s Jewelers) and Harold and breaking and entering with­ yards. ’Ihe transmitter is near about all the defendants said. It -^rhlch we have bten accused.” remote area near Ennlakillen. Gaboury (Wilton’s Gift Shop). As one can see by their actions and the s^ le s out permission. Sober was Brougher Mountain, about IS was a quick, simple procedure, qiiie autement, also signed by on their faces, these colonials are anxious to get things off the ground, particu­ in the southwestern i»ait of The Judge gave prosecution ______Page Three) Northern Ireland, brought to 11 and detense 00 days to file mo- (■ • • Fage Fifteen) larly the value-packed Washington’s Birthday Sale Saturday and Monday.