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Save ^28 to ^44 on a Set of 4-Ply Nylon Cord Tires I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1971 PAGE FORTY Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O *Clock lEn^nins 1l|rraUi The Twins Mothers Club of J. Lawrence Knight, son of First Church of Christ, Community Baptist Church A bout Town Greater Hartford will meet to­ Mr. .and Mrs. James A. Knight Scientist, will have its midweek will have Its quarterly business PoDuter Bill Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather morrow at 8:16 p.m. at Christ of Groton, formerly of Manches­ testimony meeting tonight at 8 meeting tonight at 7:30 in Fel­ F oe The Week Ended Timothy R. O’Nell, son of Mr. the King Lutheran Church, 466 ter, has been named to the at the church, 447 N. Main St. lowship Hall of ^ e church. March IS, 1971 Fair tonight with lows rang­ and Mia. Paul O'Neil of 36 S. Park Ave., Windsor. dean’s list at the University of The meeting is open to the pub­ Passes House ing from 25 to 35; near zero AUon St., has been named to i l a n r t e t r r chance of precipitation. Tomor­ Rhode Island. A 1970 honor grad­ lic. Our Lady of Unity Mothers A bill hailed as landmark the dean’s list for the fall se­ Emanuel Lutheran Church uate of Manchester High School, Circle wlU meet tonight at 8 at 15,901 ^ row cloudy; high about 40. mester at the College of lib ­ will rehearse tonight at 8:30 In he was a Manchester Scholar­ the home of Mrs. Thomas Park­ legislation In Connecticut’s fight eral Arts and Sciences of the Denise J. Dunphy of 263 Lake Manchester—A City of Village Charm Luther Hall of the church. All ship Foundation recipient and St., a Junior at Marietta (Ohio) er, 18 Gerard St. against air and water pollution University of Connecticut where former choir singers are invited was awarded a four-year schol­ passed by a 160 to 11 roll call he is a B(^omore. College, has been named to the (ClasaUled AdvertUing on Page 20) to this rehearsal so that they arship by the Frank Roswell first semester dean’s list. Stephen Lloyd of 218 Lydall vote in the House yesterday and VOL. LXXXX, NO. 142 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 PRICE FIFTEEN CEN'TS can sing with the choir on Fuller Scholarship Foundation. St., a 1967 graduate of Man' The Junior Choir of North March 21 when "History Sun­ was sent to the State Senate for United Methodist Church will re­ Sid Sink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester High School and current­ consideration. Easy on the pocket book... easy on the digestion.. .low in day’’ will be observed. ly a senior at Cornell Univer­ hearse tomorrow at 3:1S p.m. The North Manchester A1 - George David Sink of 377 E. The measure, backed by calories.. .and simply wonderful to eat are these Ptinehurst at the church Anon family group will meet Center St. and a senior major­ sity, will leave Monday for Penobscot, freshly dressed, shipped in ice by overnight express There will be a business meet­ tonight at 8 at the Second Con­ spring semester study at the legislative leaders of both par­ ing at 7:30 tomorrow night ing in mathematics at Bowling to insure absolute perfection In freshness . gregational, Church Parish Green (Ohio) University, has Federsil institute of Zurich, ties and endorsed by Gov. Nixon Would Give when Friendship Lodge of Ma­ House. The Thdiaday group will Switzerland. After classes end Thomas MesklU would give pri- Seale Trial Opens; sons meets in the Masonic Tem­ been named to “Who’s Who Pinehurst-Penobscot Fresh Poultry continues to be a beat meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Amon^ Students In American in July,ju.jr, he willw traveli.. In Europer . individuals, j, , andj groups ...the UMB to fix your shoes for ple. Later, John Mather Chapter and return for a fifth year of . __ value . the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ Universities and Colleges.” He right to sue or to obtain Injunc­ good weather! Rubber of DeMolay will present the study at Cornell toward a States $2.5 Billion Heels and “Whlle-You- Carnation degree, and guests man St. Both groups meet is a five-time All-American In tions against “unreasonable” Wait-Jobs” are our spe­ weekly and are open to friends track and cross country, cur­ bachelor’s deg^ree In architec­ poUuters. The word “tinreascn- wilt be members of Manches­ ture. cialty! We use only Prime ter Assembly, Order of Rain­ and relatives living with a rently NCAA steeplechase able” would have to be defined Fresh Chickens Prosecution Calls Oak Leather! Shoes made bow for Girls. drinking problem. champion, and U.S. Track and by the courts. 3-lb. Average — Whole Transportation Aid longer or wider! 0 Field Federation three-mile The commission <»i education All 11 votes against the bill of South United Methodist By TOM SEPPY Robert Vater, assistant pro­ The Senior Choir of Oammuhl- champion. were by Republicans. Leading SAM YULYES ty Baptist Church will rehearse Church , will meet tonight at the opposition was State Rep. Aaaoolated Press Writer ^ fessor of music at Manchester 7:30 at the church. 8S OAK STOEET Community CJollege, spoke on tonight at . 7 at the church. Gamma Oiapter of Alidia Robert D. King, R, of Tolland, ROASTING WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon proposed (A Few Steps from Main) “Directions—1971” in the In­ Delta Kappa sorority will meet who called it "a destructive Surprise Witness today that $2,565 billion be given to the states to help «10B REPAIRING of tensive Scholars Program at A midweek service of worship tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home Edgar Circle of South United potentially dangerous bill,” THE BEITTER KIND! and prayer will be held tonight of Mrs. EMna Hartwell, 88 Methodist CSiurch will have two predicted "harrassment” CHICKENS solve their transportation problems. 'Twenty per cent Greater Hartford Community of the funds would go toward strengthening mass By PETER COWEN being an Informer by members celved and carried out by College Monday. at 7:30 at Calvary Church. Green Manor Rd. fair workshops tomorrow at the qj buslnesMs and damage to the S'/] to 4-lb. 42c Ib. of the Panthers’ local chapter, George Sams Jr., a former home of Mrs. Val Patarinl, 57 state’s economy. transit systems in the nation’s cities. Associated Press Writer in a message to Congress on ------------------------------------------ tortured with boiling panther and .bodyguard to Stoke- Constance Dr. The first seMion *.Thig j,m .. g w warned, Chicken Livers lb. 60« NEW HAVEN, Conn, water before being shot In the jgy Carmichael who has plead- will begin at 9:30 a.m., “ jd the ^ „pg„ invitation Cut or Split 35c lb. tats special revenue sharing ctonnecUcut $20,230,000 $4,333,000 Chicken Wings lb. 39^ plan, Nixon pn^xwed that $2,041 $io,074,000 $370,000 (AP) — The prosecution head and chest. ed guilty of second-degree mur- second at 12:45 p.m. 'rhOTe every ecology group In the called a surprise witness to H*® Panthers and their allies ^er in the case and is expected planning to attend are reminded to zero In on lU pet proj- bUllon during the first year be Massachusette $36,226,000 $17,- —many of them“ white—main­' ' to bring scissors, P*** 9^ ect, regardless of the effect on CELERY HEARTS .........................large bunch 35c spent for the planning^, construe- start the case against tain that the killing was con- (See Page Eight) T h e N e w sheers, white glue, and scraps state." tion, wqulsltion, Improveiment. ^ew Hampshire $9,184,000 $346,- Black Panther National operation cuid maintenance of ggg King pointed out that “Con- Chairman Bobby G. Seale Rhode Island $9,184,000 $1,388,- and Ericka Huggins today. nectlcut is now the pride of CHICKEN tnim of transportation systems ™ Cub Scout Pack 367 will have America In the fight against State’s Attorney Arnold Mar- its pack meeting tonight at 7 :30 and s ^ c e s , h^ludlng high- $9,184,000 $260,000 kle called Margaret Hudgins, a pollution. We are Number 1 In way, aviation and mass transit. Congress onetime defendant In the Pan­ at the Martin School. the nation. We were the first LEGS He said the remaining $626 on transportation is the fifth of ther slaying case, who testified to create a Clean Water Task mUlion during the first lull year six he is submitting on special for the defense In an earUer Force and a Clean Air Task In 10-lb. lots would be used to provide what revenue-sharing. Previously he trial. Donors Force, and now we’re saying Under 10 lbs. purchases a he described as fast reUef for ^ n t to Capitol HUl special mes- Catherine Roraback, attorney that any individual can push good buy at 66c lb. many of the nation’s mass sages on urban development, lor Mrs. Huggins, called the ac­ NOW MORE THAN *3 OFF Tomorrow For them aside, in enforcement of transit systems "vdilch now suf- mral devel<^nnent, manpowers tion "a grandstand play by Mr. our ecology laws." Bloodmobile CALIFO RN IA O R A N G E S ....................10 for 79e ter from inadequate equipment, ^nd law enforcement. Still to Markle to start this trial off REGULAR PRICE OF 10,99 The bill was defended by allowing them to undertake the come is his ^>ecial revenue- with a lot of headlines.” She Tomorrow is the next visit of State Rep.
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