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ROBERT J. SMITH, About 9 In' the Morning and Con­ Bargaining Power.” Said Sunday That Alonzo Hud- Bolton School System h- PAGE ;t w e n t v -t w o MONDAY, JUDY 6, 1970: iltauirl;?st?r lEtirnUts l|naUi Average Dally Net Press Run For The Ended The Weather ''* • m June ST, I960 Lower huml4ity this/after-' Pipe Band Third noon, highs In the nr^ld 80s. Fair, Apartments Major Subject About Town RANGE mild tonight, low around 00. At Round Hill \ M l 15,610 Wednesday, sunny, warm. Of Planning Board Tonight The Rockville Emblem Club FU E L O IL Manchester— A City o f Village Charm The Manchester Pipe Band will have its annual picnic sup­ per Wednesday at 6:80 p.m. at GASOLINE earned third place in Class A Proposed new density regu­ HRC adopted a resolution ask­ the Millbrook ^staurant, Ver­ competition held Saturday 'on VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 235 (SIXTEEN PAGES) (ClMtffled AdvertlstDg on Page 18) lations for apartments will be ing the PZC not to pass regu­ non Circle. Mrs. Earl Garrlty MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS the estate of R. Colhoun in the subject of a public hearing lations that would "unduly re­ Is in charg^ of the program. BANTLY OIL by the Planning and Zoning strict" the construction of low Stamford. n).Mi’ \.\>, iN( . Another local winner was f \: Commission tonight at 7:30 in income and moderate income Hie executive ' board of the :;i M\i\ siiii:i:i - Donald Ritchie, 12-year-old son the^ Municipal Building hearing housing. Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar-^| of Mr. and HSrs. Ernest R. I'Ki,. lii'i-r.'i , room. Also attending the meeting tholomew 'wiU meet tomorrow Ritchie of 106 Bretton Rd. He Kdck'illc A Windfall Strike Hits Story Seems llie proposed zoning amend­ at the HRC’s request was Atty. at 8 p.m. at St.' Bartholoitliew’s placed third In solo competi­ ments are designed to reduce Arnold Klau, executive director School. tion. f » For Inmates A Bit Fishy Treatment of Prisoners by and standardize the number of of the moderate Income Three Rails MICAC - sponsored Beechwood Also competing in the 47th SELKIRK, N.Y. (AP) — A apartments that would be al­ BLACKFOOT, Idaho (AP) lowed on a given tract in all Apartments. Round Hill Highland ScoJ^sh freight train accident last —^Mrs. Pat Ramey, a Black- zones, in order to prevent over­ Klau told the HRC he felt the Games, held annually on the OF MANGHESTEB spring In which *100 new Fourth of July, was the St. In 16 States foot housewife, has a fish crowding and overdevelopment 16 per cent requirement, if Cadillacs were darnaa^ert Patrick's Pipe Band of Man­ story that's a sure winner. of land and serve as a brake adopted, would probably make proved a boon to inmates of chester. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Ramey said she and Shocks Congressmen bn Visit it .impossible to get federal fi­ 54 McKEE STREET _________ __ nine New York correctional on apartment construction, ac­ Pipers from bands on the TTie United Transportation her husband were fishing nancing for low and moderate institutions Monday. cording to,the PZC. eastern seaboard and groups Now is the time to bring fa) your screens to be repalied. Union closed down most opera­ from a boat at a reservoir income housing locally. The Cadillac division of By GEORGE C. WILSON Korday photo The amendments set a ratio Storm window'glass repiaoed, tions of three railroads in 16 near this southern Idaho from Michigan and Canada General Motors turned nine The Washington Poet of living area to site area and In other business tonight, the Capt. Lawrence 3, Beadle Mrs. Capt Lawrence 3, Beadle were entered. The Worcester, states today in a long-standing community when her hus­ Engaged PZC is slated to' hear the re- ^ of the salvaged cars over to WASHINGTON — A South state that the amount of living (Mass.) Pipe Band took top AUTO CUSS INSTALLED dispute over elimination of thou­ band’s rpd and reel fell out The eng^agement of Miss the New York State Correc­ Vietnamese prison where men area in an apartment complex honors. sands of firemen’s Jobs. of the boat. Robie Shlmoda, formerly of New Salvation Arm y Corps Leaders tions Commission for use In and women are locked up In may not exceed 15 per cent of GLASS FURNITURE TOPS A spokesman for UTU Presi­ About an hour later, Ram­ Talcottville, to Alan Grzyb of This was the last appearance training of prisoners for Jobs windowless cages and disciplin­ the total site. W *o?*?inuT num-<^ Lawrence J. Both are children of Salvation for the Manchester Pipe Band dent Charles Luna said the Bal­ ey was fishing with .a second Manchester has been announced as auto mechanics. ed with dusting of choking-lime The living area , has been de­ MIRRORS (l^ireplace and Door) timore & Ohio, Louisville & pole and hooked the line of by her parents, the Rev. and until Aug. 1 vdien they travel fined as "the total private floor ^rop^rtro^f Otis St ! and the Ma"‘ Under the agreement be­ Nashville and Southern Pacific the equipment which had has been' described by twg con­ Mrs. Robert Shlmoda of Hopkin- to Maxville, Ont., Can., to try space contained within the walls other from Warren Howland, to ^ “ ^ r SalvaUon C o ^ s were England and graduated PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) tween the state of New York railroads were struck because gone overboard. gressmen. ton, Mass. to regain the North American of a residence." construct a four-unit addition J^,comed yesterda^^S special WlUiam Booth Memor- Pipe Band Championship, and GM, the cars never will "they are representative of the Reps. William R. Anderson Her fiance is the son of Mr. be used on highways. Mrs. Ramey said she pull­ (D-Tenn.) and Augustus F. The effect of the reg;ulations adjacent to his Carriage House services at the Citadel. lal College. Before entering col- Grade 2, which it won in 1667. WINDOW and PLATE GLASS enUre industry.” He said the se­ ed the first pole up—and her and Mrs. "Henry Grzyb of 99 would be to limit the amount Apartments off E. Center St. Hawkins (D-Callf.) provided North St. Brig. Hartwell Fleming, div- lege, Capt. Beadle served with Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phie installation lective strike was used so "it husband hauled in a three of floor space in buildings, thus Deve.oi^r Andrew Ansaldl is jgional secretary for Southern the Royal Air Force in 1946-47, that description on the basis of Miss Shimoda is a 1986 grad­ couldn’t be called a national cri­ pound, 16-lnch rainbow trout limiting the ^umber of bed­ also seeking a zone change fjew England, conducted the in- .......... ... ......... ... __ their tour of Con Son Island uate of Rockville High School Commissioned in 1949, the Andover sis” by federal officials or Con­ on the other end. from Rural Residence to Resi- stallation and dedication cere- captain served, in a number of prison, 60 miles off the South and a June graduate of the Uni­ rooms that could be construct­ gress. pence AA of 3.^ acres of his monies. "Where Shall We Be- corps appointments prior to Ribicoff Calls Vletiiamese coast on July 2. versity of Connecticut. ed in any given project. Little League Luna said the strike was land north of Thayer Rd. In gin” was the topic of Capt. marriage. In 1968, the couple aimed at winning an agreement "It was the most shocking Mr. Grzyb, a 1969 graduate of The 15 per cent regulation Dartmouth Heights. treatment of human beings' I would not attempt to control Beadle's first sermon at the was appointed as sectional of- on the dispute over elimination Manchester High School, is also Mets Take Title have ever seen,” said Ander­ Citadel. fleers for the Leewards Island W itnesses of 12,000 firemen’s Jobs by all Nixon Fears a University of Connecticut the design or the number of son, a 49-year-old former naval graduate where he was a mem­ bedrooms per unit; but because Before coming to Manches- in the British West Indies, and The Andover Little League COMPIITE EOBBT Jl SWITK*"*^ the nation’s railroads. Pasg Appointed sul^arine officer who won the ber of Phi Sigma Kappa fratern­ of the ratio, if more bedrooms ter, Capt. and Mrs. Beadle in 1963 came t(^ the United held a championship "play-off” mSURANlWTHi Workers for the three struck served as commanding officers States. On Pollution Bronze Star combat award. ity. were constructed per unit, more last Wednesday. -The Mets de­ S I N C E i y * lines were reported off the Job Sovietdsraeli T o West Point of tha. Schenectady (N.Y.) Sal- Their daughter, Julie, a fifth Anderson and Hawkins were The wedding is - planned the living area would be used. Con­ feated the Giants on a score of MSURANCE and train service curtailed or n e w LONDON, Conn. (AP) part of a House of Representa­ 7 spring of 1971. John D. Pass, son of Mr, vatlon Army Corps. Hiey have generation Salvationist, will be 4-2. The winning pitcher was halted In Maryland, West Vir- sequently, fewer buildings could tives fact-finding group who be erected. Mrs. Pasquale Pass of El Paso, also served at Philadelphia, Pa., a Junior at Manchester High Richard <3ode. The winning —With a lineup of witnesses gtinia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Crossfire Tex., formerly of Manchester, and New York City. /School in September. ^ made an on-the-spot assessment For example, the new regu­ catcher was Leon palmer.
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