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Average DaUy Net Press Run PAGE tWENTY-TWO The Weather lEti^httig H^ralb For ’Hie Week Ended Janua^ 9, 1971 Cloudy tcmight, chance of rain possibly mixed with snow and _irhapm an Court, ~..Order of . The executive board of the adults so it will take up less sleet. Lows in the 80s. Sat About Town Am^uranth, will meet tomorrow Women’s Fellowship of Center Youngsters Collect Bottles space and loaded into trucks 16,095 urday cloudy, mild; rain likely. at 7:46 p.-mr—at- the Masonic Congregational Church will meet to be brought to the Glass Con Manchester— .4 City of Village Charm An otsnntetlonal me«tlngr tor Temple. The Initiatory degree tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. In the tainer Corp. in Dayville which a reunion of the 1M6 graduat- will be conferred. Officers will Federation Room of the church. For Next Townwide Pickup purchases glass for recycling ing cUun of Kancheater High wear white gowns, and refresh-- from Individuals and organiza VOL. LXXXX, NO. 119 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 15) PRICE TEN C^NTS Sohool vlU be held tomorrow at ments will be served after the' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Raffa Enthusiasm for the town’s glass from neighborhood house tions. Profits will be used for 7:M pjn. at the home of Strs. degree work. of Wethersfield will be guests of newest anti-pollution project, holds last Saturday and are con conservatlan projects in town. Ihigenla Brodeur Mbrlarty, 15- honor Sunday at a family din glass collections ' for recycling, tinuing through school vacation. Lancaater Rd. The meeting Is The glass is stored in the Oomol- Center Ciongregatlonal Church ner party at Raffa’s Restaurant has spread to pre-teen-agers open to all members of the council will meet tonight at In Glastonbury celebrating their lo cellar. ’The boys will help class. 7:30 In the Federation Room of 26th wedding anniversary. The In a way similar to children’s Mrs. Comollo load the glass into RAPP^S Executive the church. party will be given by Mr. Interest last summer in pulling Jier car and unload It at the S ttlif CaBfoniia Living Cost Hike The Oirls ^Friendly Society Raffa’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. debris from rivers, ponds and Municipal Building parking lot 4 Btrtfwrm Sponson of Sf.' Ifiary's Episc<^ The Adult Bible Study Class Louis Raffa of 15 Huntington streams. In next month’s collection, Testifies In Fire Qaims al Church will meet tomorrow of Zion Evangelical liutheran St.; and his brother-in-law and Many grade school youngsters which will run Friday, March at 7:45 p.m. In Neill Hall of the Church will meet tonight at 7:80 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Joined adults, scouts and teen 5, from 3 to 8 p.m. and Satur Last Month Seen church. After a business session, at the church. Heinz Jr. of Columbia. age groups cleaning bodies of day, March 6, from 8 to 11 a.m. Graft Probe Seven Lives V Charles 1C. Dunlop of 14 Oourt- water. Then several youngsters The coUectlona are sponsored land St. will show slides of Ire Full Gk>spel Christian Fellow ’Ihe Past Chiefs d u b of Me working In small groups, with by the Conservation Commission By ^W BENCE X, KNCTOON TAFT, Calif. (AP) — Fire morial ’Temple, Pythian Sisters, &ettss m , Asaootated Pres* Writer roared through a pri-vate home land and play his bagpipes. ship, Interdenominational, will and -without the supervision of In cooperation with civic organi ri NW KaMm As Fonr-Year Low Hostesses are lOss Oertnide have a Bible study and open dis will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at less agile adults, pulled tremen zations which take turns provid _14 C«l»i WASHINGTOIf ( AP) - -nm for mentally, retarded today, liddon. Miss Florence Madden cussion tonight a t 7:80 at the home Mrs. Ethel Und- dous quantities of waste mate ing labor. The response to the PAAM.7MaAJ«. overseas ewcutlve of the na- killing seven persons, fire (rffi- WASHINGTON (AP)—-The cost of living, as meas say. 111 Main St. and 1 ^ . Karl Nielsen. Orange Hall. rial from the town’s polluted first coUectlon on Jan. 9 was “on* largest whleky exporter clals said. A 16-year-old boy was ured by the government, edged upwwd one-tenth of one waters. much greater than those In told senators today he mice sent per cent in January. It was the smallest monthly in Reynolds Circle of South Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meier charge had anticipated. Some of - 429-«429 hospitalized with burns. The Mothers d u b cf John Bruce Comollo, 8, of 181 Edg- lag Oh Mt • ItoaeWtl a sauna bath to the man In crease in nearly four years and the White House wel United Methodist Church will Mather Chapter, Order of De- of 160 Croft Rd. and Mr. and erton St., knew his hiother, Mrs. the glass wouldn’t fit in the UmsrKt».mMw>T*Aap Oliver Watson, assistant coun Mrs. Albert Rodonls of 2 of buying Uquor for the comed the showing as indicating “that our policiesi re attend the annual Brotherhood Molay, will sponsor a q>aghettl Robert J. Comollo, sdyed glass. truck and has been stored In Navy and Air Force on Guam. ty fire marshal, said 12 guests Night service Sunday at S p.m. dinner Saturday from noon to French Rd. have recently re He and two of his friends, Mi scout headquarters In Center and two attendants were in the lated to the economy are working.” | at Temple Beth Sholom Instead 6:30 p.m. at the ^Masonic Tem turned from a two-week trip to Feterson, vice prealdent 'Press secretary Ronald L . ------—— chael Coulombe, 9, and ^ n n ls Congregational Church. o* the James Beam Distillery wood-frame Desert Air Rest of having Its regrilar Bhbruary ple, 28 .B. Center St. The e-vent Jamaica 'and St. Croix in' the Savoie, 10, started collecting Glass will be smashed by Home building when the fire Ziegler added In the White gonal adjustments. Prices of meeting. Is < ^ n to the iMbHc. Virgin Islands. Read Herald Ads Co. of CSUcago, said he also Hcmm statement: meats and fresh fruits and gave Leo Slotnlk, the miUtary broke. ’Ihe home, one of two sep iUso t^ fact that fo^ prices vegetables which usually rise purchaalng official, a $160 sup at the grocery sto^ have not between December and January ply of chlorine purifying tablets arate buildings linked by a hall way, was 75 per cent In flames A risen over the past 12 months Is Instead declined this time. But for use in the Slotnlk swimming very encouraging.” prices ot eggs and dairy prod- pool on Guam. when the first fire units arrived, he said.. Costs 'of consumer services ucts 'Which usually go down, Peterson, testifying before the It took about 90 minutes to were up six-tenths of one per went up—eggs by 3.8 per cent. loth ANNUAL FEBRUARY Senate permanent Investiga control the blaze, although fire cent, but this was mostly offset ’The cost of restaurant meals tions subcommittee, said his- men worked nearly seven hours by declines In prices of used and cereal and bakery products firm reimbursed him lor the dousing ’’hot spots” and search cars, clothes, and some grocery went up more In January than chlorine tablets but that the sau ing the debris, he added. store Items. in recent months. na bath was lost and never de Identities of the dead and in Hie Bureau of Labor Statis- The biggest single decline in livered. jured were not available. Ucs Consumer Price Index had prices from December was for Committee invelstlgators said Firemen said they had no gone up five-tenths of a per cent women's and gflri's clothing, • J Slofnik’s relation with the immediate idea what caused the the preceding month. The Index down 2.6 per cent. The largest James Beam Co. was so close blaze. U.S. rescue crewmen prepare rigging at fire base U.S. Command said Americans doing this type of stood 5.2 per cent higher than increase, apparently reflecting that Harry Blum, retired board 'The rest home Is located In a in Laos as they removed downed gunship, left. The work are permitted on Laos territory. (AP Photo) one year ago, the smallest 12' the -winter power shortage In chairman, once sent him a per populated area about one mile month rise since March 1969. cold weather areas, was 1.6 per sonal letter thanking him for an from Taft, a small farming On a doUars and cents basis cent for fuel oil and coal. community about 100 miles the new figures released Friday order of 800 cases of wine and In Chicago and the Los An later reluctantly declined to north of Los Angeles. meant It cost $119.20 lit January Initially officials believed nine to buy the same goods and serv geles-Long Beach area the cost make him a loan of the firm’s South Viet Base Under Heavy Fire of living actually declined one- persons were either dead or un ices that cost $100 In 1967. These money. tenth of one per cent from De ’Ihe investigators said the accounted for in the holocaust. goods and services cost $186.60 ’IWe believe everybody is ac when compared to 'udiat $100 cember, the figures showed. s^una' was discovered, five Philadelphia was unchanged . -s > ■ years after It was sent. In a counted for now,” said Capt. would have purchased in 1967- Cliff Allmcm ot the Kem County Minh Trail » T^e b u r e ^ u ^ ito $"do wcmn^iuii Guam warehouse owned by Slot- In Battle Along Ho Chi Fire Department. base period to W 7 effective C jcreSId' costs nlk’s brother-in-law, described Watson said two of the dead a sizable seven- as the Jim Beam whiakey dis By GEORGE ESPER Vietnamese commander of the transshipment point of Sepone, with North Vietnamese troops with this report. were burned beyond recogni Prices of food purchased at tenths of one per cent. tributor on the Island. tion. Two others died of appar Associated Press Writer Laotian operation said his 16,000 25 miles away. Just north of Route 9 about six "nie report said about 67,000 ’The committee Is investigate troops have occupied 26 miles of "The North Vletnamero are miles northwest of Lao Bao. A the supermarket declined four- ent smoke inhalation. (See Page EUgfat) ing the dealings vendors and Hie firefighters battled the SAIGON (AP) — A the Ho Chl Mlnh trail. zeroing In on the road with communique said the Saigon tenths of one per cent after sea- ■ the large American firms they blaze for more than an hour be strong North Vietnamese n . Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam heavy rockets, artillery and troops kUled 38 North V ie t------I represented with the military fore bringing it under control. force kept a South Vietna- said in an interview that the in- mortars,” said ectal collec were transportation cost reim “Governor MeekUl told us Ym through short term bonding.” tion In a letter to be read at bursement, standardized school Is aware of the urgent needs of This, they said, could be author Mass throughout the archdiocese architecture, and school con our cities, and that these are ized by changing state law, on Feb. 28. struction aid. ’the state's biggest problem,’ which they said now limits this ”D^>endlng on the success of and we believe him. Theref.ore kind of borrowing to two year this effort, perhaps some class (See Page Eight) we are at a total loss when we periods. consider his budget proposftls,” the statement said. (See Page Four) l i m l PHILCO M COLOR Patricia Krenwinkel Denies C o lo r T V In Dallas Manson’s Part in Murders by LINDA DEIITSCH / Tate and in an imrelated inci<- it H Slaying Suspect Caught Associated Press Writer dent a Malibu musician. Both said Manson was not in LOB ANGELES (AP) — Pa- volved. The two wofnen, Man- In Mujfder of Deputies triefa Krenwlnkel, serene and s who testified tM' Shortly there after police en the hail of gunfire by diving ■ " SITOUTN TINT market owner Leno LaBlanca, the state^ ”4n^ped acid” to tered a nearby building and over an embankment. later carving "War” In La- gether before going / - MANCHESTER EVE1^ING‘’HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY* 19, , 1 / PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERSI35; MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FTiBRUARY 19, Assembly Revamp Outline Coventry Plastic Tag Systein Proposed ships; intematicmal students in * Po9rd Names Vernon many . educational institutions Sheinwold on Bridge Piano's Restaurant Comes,Out of Committee For Use of Rec Facilities overseM ; women leaders Replacement -aSUHM -L-aad-M L. abroad who can help bridge in FORPARENTBANO FINESSING THEORY HAS By DON MX3KLE verai^ o< Oonhectlcut’B so(dal A plEiatic identlficatlan card Skating for the rest of the _ science data center, the four For Martucci system for participation in town Bcaaon seems in doubt, Tureck Women Set ternational gaps through spe YOUNQ PEOPLE LITTLB: VALUE ' ^ BANQUET, TESTIMONIAL, cial training ]5rograms and in HARTFORD (AiP) Ihe jggg ^ fotal ^of six aaaem- •me (Board of Education last recreation programs was ap- 7A# d M# It to totofw By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD NORTH WEDDING, DINNER MEETING ahE^ of thlnga to (xnne in re- blymen. ternships; women in cities en ptrmut tkod ttm tvHtbUltf d World Day ♦ Q 5 3 2 OR ort fro^ 0, appointed Donald H. Rich- proved last night by members charter Oak rink and the Cen- gaged in experimental minis tttd t coAtoto tot vtowtof Ay tt$dt cMMIvR. Some bridge ,playeHT believe KQ98 apportlMunent of the 177 Aaaem- to 9, Bridgeport tries in education, community New Haven fimn 10 to 8, Qnd 0* 'Wert Hartford to the Advisory PM k Euid Rec- ter Springs fuulex has col 0 85 JUST A NIGHT OUT ; biy districts was foreshadowed organization, technology and thft a missing queen Is more Waterbury from 8 to g. porttion of guidance ccxinselor reation CommissUn and li be lapsed due to thejlack of water ] A U A6ES AOMinED 4> K96 Thursday in a $ tentative 176- Of Prayer i ecology; rural Christian wom Gtnrti Audiwctt likely to be to the left than to A Sweetheart of An Idea - - For ValenUne’s Weekend, take underneath It. WEST diatrict plan released by the On the other hand, the grow- . submitted to Town er en overseas who will study nu EAST her Dancing Saturday Night . . . tag city of Stamford would get, action came on a 6 to 1 The commission also decided In sponsoring a World Da.y of the right of the jack. If In the Qeneral Assembly’s reapportion. Robert Weiss for further actiim. trition, homemaking and relat “♦ 10 9 7 L A 8 6 4 FIANO DOBS IT WITH PRIDBJ — 6484842 an ad(Utiotial fraction of a dls- vote, wlta Suzanne B r a t a ^ last night to send a represen A U A C a AOMITTEO previous deal a player lost a 63 0 5 4 2 ment committee. ’The plan was presented by Prayer, March 6, the Greater ed subjects. ■ t Pirtntii CuitfaKi SugtwtX Peeple who know about such trict to add to Ito present six. against the app^toenV bf- tative to meetings of the Ifock- finesse with the jack to the 0 AKJ73 0 10 6 2 The plan makes at least one Town Recreation Director Mel anum River Linear Park Co Rockville Council of Cliurch Further use of the offering tilings Me hybridising forest le state’s sixth largest city, cause she felt that Richards did queen,' and If the two cqrds A 743 ♦ Q 8 5 thing clear: ’ITiat the normally vin Siebold.. I ordinating Ctommlttee to keep Women United will join cliurch will enable migrant farm work New^v^taln, would continue to »>* ^ ve vocational back- were not separated by the shuf SOUTH trees Just as tonuttoes and pet Democratic cities of Hartford, ’Ihe plastic cards would be informed of deveIcq>mento-Eik»ig ers to send representatives to Bridgeport, New Haven and Wa,- have representatives. ground. women In 25,000 towns through R UTIIICnO fle, the queen would remain KJ tunlas have been crossbred to . .. __. . . . ,___. The new cxxinselor replaces enclosed In a plastic packet the river. Ronald H. Gates will policy-making meetings and to I Untor 17 rtpuirts accompanyhii teirimry 'wiU lose representation. “ behind” the jack. There isn’t A I 10 7 ^ FRI.^SAT.-Sm which in turn could be piimed be attendlTig these meetings. out the United States whd’ are aid in crises and emergencies; Pirtnt or Adult Guordian produce new VEurleUes. to t h ^ t Martucci in the port. much to this theory but it does Q 9 4 f e a t u r e SHOWN FIRST In the plan, drawn with the tentative article of clothing, uniting in prayer with women to aid American Indians and o C. A. CPete) MerrUI, in TONIGHT & very little hairn, and'even a aid o f the computer at the Uni- fragments sonii ^ r v i “ h eboid explEdned. H ie card, of ISS countries, on six conti Spanish-speaking people to A A J 102 charge of the Connecticut stEtie firmed its action of Jan. 16 at ReYCTse Aid bridge player must believe In Iatl(« of the stat^ ituti(m— packet EUid pin are all complete nents. ' achieve new dignity through NO ONE UM>EA 17 A O H IfTO South West North"' East tree nursery in the Pa(duiug which it accepted Martucci’s I WASHINGTON (AP) — Cam TOMORROW sometfilngT In today’s hand. In order to meet tlih,,,U,B. Sur ly waterproof, he added. The area service will be held community action in both ur (Ago Unit may vary 1 NT Pass 2 * Pass State Forest at Voluntown; and preme (3(xurt’s federal rt^titu- resignation. bodia is sending $2,000 as " t o - In cartain a rm ) South should have found some The cards would be used to at 7 p.m. in the Firat Congrega ban and rural situations; to 2 ^ Pass 4 (:? All Pass C3yde Hunt, U. 8. Forest Ser Manchester The reaffirmation also came . ken humanitarian aid” to assist thing better to rely upon. tional standards for get In to Fill 8:30 P.M. help Mexican women in border 20lh Cenlury-Fox presents vice geneticist, will work to on a 6 to 1 vote, with Mrs. victims of last week’s Los An tional Churcli of Vernon, Ver South dealer. equality. progTEuns, Including skltag, cities to establish industry and ML B HB gether in April on a pollinating It is the avowed intention .^Brataard opposed. geles earthquake. BAILEY AUDITORIUM non Center. • The ' purpose Is to Both sides vulnerable. Trump (16 to 18 points), and the Would Lose swimming EUid organized sports. affirm faith, hope and love In to support a woman worker in ■ neruto eoee er mweauumeit project that they hope will re- the roai^rticHiment committee icluuds grradUEtfed ta “ The government of the Opening lead — King of next player passes. You hold: the University of New card would cost each facing Issues and needs of to-* providing public health and ■ult in marked improvement of to come up with plans that will Khmer ((JamlxxUan) Republic Diamonds. Spades-10, 9, 7; Hearts-6, S; and received a Mas- participant a dollar. 17113 price day and tomorrow. family service for women and Diamond-A, K, J, 7, 3; white spruce grown for Christ By a Third meet federal court’tests. In or- Ham] shares the deep grief of y(xir West opened the king of dia- ee in educational Sinbold emphasized, would pay country Find extends Its heart- The junior choirs of the 10 area children in Freedom (3ity, Miss. mas trees. der to do this, there 1s no ques moqds cmd shifted to the ten of Clubs-7, 4, 3. guidEmce from cost of the card to the fgit sympathy to you cm this sad churches yrtll sing and a m.edl- Hunt serves as a (xsisultant Manchester, which now has tion that the state ccnstitutlon <»unseUng spades. East won with the ace What do you say? of Hartford In town. Siebold said that about occasll, has It would retain the 18th emd SeirtIcTaRin gregational of Vernon, Rock 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00. is apparent, while the gain in comiselor at the University of :£ti identificatton system I’ve game. ^ shown Blgnifl(»nt progress. 10th Assembly Districts, both of AND ^ ville Methodist, St. John’s Epis ternity where they are' 2 to 4 c(^he across,” SlebcittLsaid. Cinema- II; “Owl - and the As the play went. South took Year after year, (»ly the best which would be resdigned to normally Republican suburban New Hampshire, eventually be- copal, Somers Congregational > and 6:30 to 8 p.m. TTieScEmd will h ave-on It a Pussy Cat” 1:80, 3:30, 6:30, the king of spades and drew Gift From Japan trees have bron used aa parents meet population requirements, areas Is also indisputable. coming director of 'placement Somersville (Congregational, —/V.y D A ILY NEW S picture (Mytoe person, his name nuggMlSaweR 7:30, 9:30. three rounds of trumps. Tlien of now stock in the siune way a and would lose part of the 20th Nevertheless, there are areas there. Taicottvllle (Congregational, State: “ Wild Country” 1:00, SAIGON (AF) — The Japa in which towns now represented Emd addrestK,^ Emd other vital L Admitted Wednesday: Joyce he cashed the ace of clubs and farm er would (diooae his best Assembly District. Tolland (Congregational, Union 3:10, 6:20, 7:30, 9:40. “ Featur- nese government has donated by RepubUcans could find them information. Heim, Enfield; Otto Yost, led the jack of clubs for a losing “STEVE McQUEEN bulla EU)d cows for mating to ’Ih e , preliminary ptan, pre •> a At M A Congregaypnal and Vemcsi ette 2:40, 4:60, 7:00, 9:10. $12.3 million for. construction of improve hla herd. selves ropresenled by Democrats 'Septic”'’ Tanks, Diy Wells, finesse. East returned a dia pared for the Legislature’s re- In other busine'bq. Stebedd re- Sewer Lines Installed—Cel AND Methodist churches. 'ITiomas St., Rockville; Sharon U .A .: "Owl and the (Pussy a 1,073-bed hospital in Saigon, a This year, Merrill has identi in the 1973 sesston. MMH Auxiliary mond, of course, and South was ATHISBESTI” dlrtricttag committee by the parted that there Itaye been 36 lar Watorprooflng. Done. The offering to be collected Morrill, Stafford Springs; Cat” 7:16, 9:16. “ Wizard of Oz” down one. government spokesman an — N- Y. TIMES fied 21 indlMdual trees growing Some details of the jdan fol I UConn S(x:ial Service Data Cen ski days this yeEir as THE PUBLIC EYE during the World Day of Prayer 2 :00. nounced hxlay. He said con in throe state forests, all east of low: Meets Tuesday Esther Connor, RFD '2, Rock No Finesse At AU ter, sets up 176 Assembly dis compared to a total of s^tast presented by ’ will be used to provide finan Manchester Drive-In: “Sand It’s easy to see that South struction would begin next Sep AN ARCnE SOlU HOOUCtlONS PKIUH Among the gainers in repre MdUNIlEY nms. ville; Bonnie Hagg, Emerald the Ccnnectlcut River, —that tricts—two less tluui the pres The Auxiliary of Manchester year. THE LITTLE THEATRE cial assistance for older per Pebbles 9:00. "Cover M e (Babe” would make his game if he tember and completion is ex mMED IN PANAVISION’-CatOR 8Y KlUXE show desirable qualities. Some sentation would be Bristol, 118 'Pearl SL — 64S-SS68 ent total. Memorial Hospital will have a Siebold also reported that the OF MANCHESTER, INC. sons employed in national parks Dr., Vernon; Ernest Purnell, 7:30. finessed through East for the pected In 1974. have parUculMly good color. which would go from three to Sewerage DliHKiaal Oo. ’The average population per Midwinter Matinee Tuesday heater at the EEust Side Recrea in year-round ministry; partic Grand Ave., Rockville; Phyllis East Hartford Drive-In: “Hie queen of clubs, but his correct Some have extra thick clusters three plus a fraction of Euiother district is estimated at 17,824— noon at Second Ctxigregational tion Center pk St., druggery” 7:30. two rounds of trumps, ending In troublesome insect pert. districts. OR AT THE BOX OFFICE each, all in Manchester. the number of people taking So. Windsor; Lisa Rogers, Ken dummy. He cashes. the-flueen of Forest Geneticist Clyde Hunt stands beside the of the changes to ’Hioroagtily Mixed ’The 20th Assembly District, will be played. swimming Uessons at the p(X)l, neth Dr., Vernon; Sallle Chip- spades,^ discarding a diamond, Merrill and Hunt will use the trunk of an Oriental spruce on a street near his be brought about by roapportion- now on Manchester's Wert Side, Mrs. James Gerrity Emd Mrs. Siebold Kud. man, . Village St., Rockville: and leads a diamond, forcing selected trees aa both fathers office in Upper Darby, Pa. The variety is little ment is the fact that under the BECOME A SUBSCRIBER TU e MUP Truck Accident would be estimated at about Charles Ponticelli are co-chair Park Superintendent Ernest Anita Stepanowskl, Brooklyn St., West to take the lead. and mothers. ’They will take pol known in this country, but is a fine, slow-growing tentative plan, it wotdd be the- 12 TICKETS — 6 SHOWS As the cards lie. West has 18,00(> population, with 12,000 or men of the event. They will be Tureck reported that a new hot Rockville; Mary McManus, Victim, 22, Dies len from one tree and use It to evergreen that does well in urban areas and can live oroti(»lly possible i for three ALL FOR $15.00 c a u n n y only diamonds and clubs left. two thirds from Manchester’s assisted by Mrs. John Tierney water systenrf has been In Willowbiook Apts., Rockville. fertilize blossoms on (mother for 100 years. Hunt thinks thiFtree-ahould be more Newington residents and three CALL 647-9612 LDAILY 1:00-3:00-$:00.7:00-9K MERIDEN (AlP)—CSiaries Hol If West leads a diamond. South West Side, and 3,000 or one sixth Emd Mrs. Kenneth Chadwick. stalled In the locker room at CKiUrM $1.00 At All TIiii Births Wednesday: daughter Stwlton residents to be elected tree. Then they will reverse the widely planted. (Photo by Atwood) each from Glastonbury and the West Side Recreatiem Cen to; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chlap- brook, 22, of 'niomanton, who ruffs while dummy discards a to the House. Each town now Mrs. J(^m Dimient is in charge was injured earlier in the week process. ’The result will be a South Windsor. ter. He also Informed the com- ponl. Orchard St., Rockville; club. South cashes the top clubs has just (xne representative. of reservations, and the Peimy RESTAURtllT "m ix ,” to use Hunt’s word, that saver fashions WlU be presented mission members tl^ ti« lock- vdiile a passenger In a truck, its own nitrogen from the air and 30.. An event that started Glastonbury, in adiUtion, BERLIN TURNPIKE Son to: Mr. and WCrs. Arthur and can then cross ruff. iHaurl|Fj0ti»r NEXT TO TW O GUYS end OR ANTMOOR died Thursday night at Merlden- South would not be quite so probably will have some very Emd survive. It has become as an annual state show under would retain its existing coin- by just one person each, adilch by Mrs. Herbert Snyder. Swanson, Mountain St., Rock painted. WaUingford Hospital. well off if West had a fourth deslrable individuals, som e no established successfully on some auspices of the Ckninecticut plete district, with about 17,- would gain Em addltionEil fraction , ------ville. The truck which was driven spade or a third trump since TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. tORReEL RA bettor than' their parents, and areas of spoil bEuik tand. Horticultural Society has this 5®® population, of a district Eire Glastonbury, Published Daily Except Sundays Discharged Wednesday: Susan by Kenneth Mlschou of Thomas- then West would be able to get som e that could be worse. j j y (icquEtintance with Clyde ye£m become a mUlonEa event South Windsor, which now hsui Windsor, Vernon, MEmsfield, Diocesan Poll and Holidays ,at 13 Bissell Street Niemann, Jobs Hill Road, E l ton, struck a utility pole here out of the lead safely. In that Manchestot Conn. (06040) PRIME RIB...... Tile trees that show no im- Hunt begem with a television with international flavor. (( complete district, would com- Windham, Branford North Hav i lington; Miarion Teabo, Spring Tues(iay when Holbrook became case, however. South could provement will be marketed, progiam on Channel 8 when he The fl Sw.-Holi.) Hartford; Herbert Neff, R5T> 2, with failure to drive In the pro Dally Quezon LONG ISLAND DUCK ...... It will bq 10 years before results ^ the warm TV Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. An- other 80 per cent. t Merlin SPECIAL Three Months ...... , ...... 7.80 ALL SEATS $1.00 Rockville. per lane. He was hurt slightly. Partner opens with 1-No LONDON BROIL w/Mushroom Sauce ...... 3.65 lights in the studio. When ne thony of One Month ...... ( ...... 2.60 w h » - - St; tss ssss Spruces have both male and gi^j^ a brEmch In front o t the chainnen F SAUTEED KING CRAB ...... " shook a branch in front the chairmen for the convention “*e w u,- T rwitTvrft anriminrefl the MILKoiLn.0 5 femrtemsde blossoms on the ‘ «imesame television camera he loosed a .and...... Mrs. Charles H. Kaman of about 17,200 population - ®r. Norwich an^amden ^m ^ t ^ ^ e y rt BROILED LAMB C H O P S ...... Fins 280 D ^ n slt tree. In nature, the yellowlow pollen Hood ^.rf yeUowveuow dust. sim Zir is chairman for the ^ be in a Second dls- airoe each to two and a frac- ™ „ tion; and Eimt Haven, Trumbull, Eibout.8,000 perswis. Future rC' BAKED STUFFED SCALLOPS ...... 3-*® ripens on the malq. blossom emd again the next show. '*dth Ellington. Hila second Clyde CEune ______Westport, Torrington, Grot(m ports will deal with Catiudlc at OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK ~ 8 AM . - 8 P.M. HALF BROILED SPRING CHICKEN ...... 3.55 then drifts down when a breeze year smd was an overnight Mrs. J. Lionel Richardson of district, to Include about 17,700 and New London, from two tltudes Ut — 10,- tilize blossoms on the same tree each to one imd a fraction eEudi. tion, divorce and birth (xmtrol. VEAL PARMESAN ...... ter. This tim e, for the CEimerEi, tlonEilly Jtnown hybridizer, Is ®®® from Vernon and 7,700 from or on another tree nearby. Clyde grafted the Up of a blue bringing the flowers from Ire Ellington, BROILED SWORDFISH ...... 3.25 conesOones form ana Emd npenripen min theu ,„ fall. ^ ^ ^ ^ t e spruce land, the first time that Irish Tolland would be in a district SURF & TURF ...... 4.95 The scales of^the c^e r o r ^ growlngfln a pot He has daffodlU have been entered In of about 10,600 population. Tills apart, and the seeds, tt not this odd tree growing now at an AmericEm show. Two other dlatrlct would ’ consist of the OLD FARHIONEP BATTER FRIED HAIHIOOK (Old English Recipe) ...... 68.26 harvested by a seed-eating bird, his home in Washington’s EuropeEm hybridlzeis, Matthew towns of Tolland, Woo(tatock, fall to the ground. (Crossing, Pa;, where the gen- Zanddberger of the Nethertands Union, Stafford, WllUngton and ksfAIJ. RANqUET AND PARTY FACTUnKB AVAIUIBLE In controlled crosses, a end made his famous crossing and David Uoyd of EnglEmd, Eastford. d r y G U A N m e 649-9438 plastic bag is tied over the fe of the Delaware. Eire coming for the convention Another „ portion of Toltand THE BROTHERS THREE male blossom to prevent natural lAatertal In this column but are not bringing flowers, would form another Emsembly WILL APPEAR EVERY FIUDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT pollination. Pollen Is collected district with aU of Coventry | FTOTOUR DINING AND DANC3NO PLEASURE comes from a day spent with "nie season In the Netherlands from a selected male bloasom Oyde at the U. S. Forest Ser- and In England Is so much ear- Euid a portion of Mansfield. and squirted into me bag wi office .In the Philadelphia uer than In New England that The rest of Mansfield would | a suburb of Upper Darby. The their daffodils will be part the constitute a district In Itself. velop, $he bag can be removed. purposes. I was blooming period. AU of Bolton, Andover, Ctolum- When the cones are i ^ , they ^ ^ ^ posrtbUl Any home gardener may enter bla, Hebron and Marlborough, are picked by hand. The seeds “ so acouung uw , ties of forest genetics for a dEtffodlls and need not jQqaQ..„And.Sdward I. klta (i« 9 . $5.5 0 ) ...... $4.49 £ a p iJ t a L There are no areekend plana a husband," m as Vivien Kel- married peiaona the same tax Koch, D-N.Y. (Continued from Page One) , (Continued frmn Pajge One), rfpom_ the High IhCeadow Rd. . — -minority representation - rule. ■katlng. cooatlng or aiding lema aald lliuraday aa abe ba- iioopt (r«9. $1.7 5 ) ...... ;,.$1.59 Lane area appeared be- Murdock » declalon could at the aeveral town aupervlaed gan yet another bout with toe 5 ! ^ I use of American airpower in In By Sol B„ Cohen Meskill has pn^x>sed what he coIm (tube) ...... 59e dochina is a major escalatimi ot has called an "austerity" budg- fore the Zoning Board last nlaht members of only areas, unless weather condltiotiB tax ooUector, "and It Un’t fair "Vlvleh has been the founder Lady Inspectors the war," (McGovern said at a to exur—n fh.i. ^ party, and, as such, might improve. to penalise me." and guiding force behind toe opon tonHatil pjm.! State Rep. Irving Stollbeig, The legislature’s Intern Com-' COPPER «• concern over a be contestable. For outdoor'winter sporto in- “I feel quite aui« we’re going WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. 9:00 news c^erence. "And we seem to be getting D, t. are one of the parsdooces mi— of East Ifod- Avenue ^ rv lc e .” Thursday, tervene. ed or serving in the Military which would permit beauty The mayors took particular too v x ^ r t y . At the pnCsent Murdock reiterated his opto- agriculture. It is little won- dam, GMm., who haa fought toe Former Sen. Eugene (Me- Mrs. Mink had complained "We can expand it, yes, into Fo^es. C h ^m an of the com- pgrierg to cut men’s hair, were exception to the idea rtt paying ^ e , toe plan U for a driveway ion that minority repreeentatlon der that a “break" of mush- lutemal Revenue Service In earthy, a Minnesoto.' Democrat fhe restriction. Issued last Sep- Laos and we have done it into . Atty. Emanual Mar- Manchester, all mem- off the whole $260 million lump LEAD w toe end of Siinaet Lane, rules must be observed when , rooms was once thought to be Oongreas and the courts tor who was unsuccessful in his bid tember, was "an outright ViMa- ooen than, aid fri. aighte tfll • ' Cambodia and now it seems the gous of Stamford. bers of Local 23. Connecticut in one year. were there is only about 66 poeslble. the work of thie "little people.’’ many years because of what She for passage of similar leglsla- tion of toe administration’s ef-' President is considering going legislaUai, Master Barbers. Paying It off over five yeara, feet of frontage. The residents Otoer matters discussed at the The Celtic word for muahroofn calls unfalrneiw in taxing prac- tion in imviou^sessions, attend- forts to eliminate discrimtnstion ■/ into North Vietnam," Harriman by Stollbeig, wo«dd give They are: William Paganl Jr., they said, would mean a pay- NEW SPAPHt feel that it would be better for meeting Included proposed means "growth of one night." tices, supported a measure that ed Miss Kellji^’ news confer- in government employment." said in a talk to the Women’s Coimectlcut residents the right president of Local 28; Daniel ment of ^ million in the first (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOB OHVRCHES, toe driveway to empty onto TM- routes for Interstate 1-84; budget ' 1 National Democratic Club. Guamaccla, vice president; year and "the difference of $200 BOY SCOUTS, AND OTHER ORPA JO Z A P O ^ land Rd., where there'ls several preparation for fiscal year 71- "We are now erjcouraglng ed services■»_. outside _ _ the _ limits _ of St. Pierre, secretary, million would be available for SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS the United States, luiless Con hundred feet of frontage. 72, and a now set of by-laws tor . / Aslans to fight Asians." Norman Poulin, treasurer. direct assistance to the cities BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS Zoning Board member John the commission. The prelimln- / Nixon' did not mention the gress had declared that a state Also, Arthur Tedford, past and towns." Atoo Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP Southeast Asian war in Ids of war existed in the hostile Rothwell poliited out that ary draft of the land use plan state vice president; Gary Me- “This would give cities some TELEPHONE 872-6S87 "frahtage" Is dMlned only as submitted by toe town’s plan- » Smithsonian speech, but the territory in question. Connell; Jeff Gentllcore; Rob- of the relief they desperately 969 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. M parallel to Wilson and to World The .bill would require the __Pours: "toe length of a lot abutting on nlng consultant, BIrawn, Donald ‘ . ert Genovesl; Paul Gutrelch; need, a ^ also lighten the load a. public way.’’ There Is no and Donald, was also studied. 1 War I gave his remarks special state attorney general to bring on the "state’s taxpayers,” the significance. ^ 7 A.M. ■ 4.*30 P.M. MON. Him FRI. provbrion, he said, that a buUd- livtaig Boom DbOagiies ______— ' /- / rSiirt Momolfl; Russell In- statement said. ing must face the frontage or The (Batten Ecumenical Coun- '.“We have taken the first steps and Fred Esposito. “Ho tax is a good tax. but ^ S A T7KK>AA«.to3 :3 0 PJI. h V toward walking in peace," Nix ident declining to serve. _____ broad-based taxes at the state that the entrance or exit be via cll announces that s preliminary I--MU the frontage property. meeting of those Intererted in on said. "But we must first First District Cong. William level are fairer than property break the terrible world habit of Cotter, D, of Hartford, yester- taxes, which hit hardest those Regarding toe poaslMUty of Uvlng room dUdogues wlU be war and only then can we learn Federal ^vem m ent (the Pres- introduced a series of bUls w*o can least afford them. The a hearing. Board Chairman Rob- held Feb. 98 at 7 p jn. at toe , the wondrous habit of peace. ident or Omgress has the con- he explained, state holds the key," they said. MARLOmrS-FIRST for EVERYTHHMII ert Murdock pointed out that Dnlted Methodist Churdi on Rt. stituUonal power to commit our wiulu, uc at the present time, toe zon- The meeting vdll be brief, "That is why today I do not No. 28 in a aeries from Marlow’s: Where to find what you speak of the war to end wars. nation to war,” said Atty. Mar- help allej^te m aiv of want! Your friends and neighbors bought the foUowmg ing laws do not provide for a according to the Rev. David ^ Instead, I hope to focus on golia in a statement yestprday. the financial problems faced by from Mariow’s laat week. (Other store# have aome of ttieae hearing when apartments are Campbell, and will be directed something that men alive today *‘A decision on the constitution* senior citizens.’ J, - . Public Records items, but only Marlow’s has toem aUt) being constructed. toward mssttog IntereMed per- can achieve for thems^ves and al question would help resolve Cotter’s proposals, which he Federal Tax liens Members Russell Moonan and von*. dlstrlbtiUiig literature and ______u.S. Government against Dan^ Roger Williams their children, on a dream that much of the bitterness result- calls “a multifaceted attack on "Llslen Honey— If Marlow's Don't Hovo It— Oscar Xreyslg expressed toe maMng general arrangements we can realise here and now, a ing from the war in Southeast Ihe shame of America," in- i^i p. Lisella of 163 W, Center opinion that residents should for toe small discussion groups, genuine beginning toward our Asia. The Connecticut Leglsla- elude: —St., two "liens -totaling $699.06. "" Nobody Has!" have toe opportunity for a pub- The progrton Is open to all resl- Vernon ultimate goal." tore, together with toe citizens . . . A 16 per cent increase in U.S. Government against 11c hearing whenever any apart- dents of Botton. Country Donut Shop Inc. of 1016 BE8T-IN-BED . . . This ia menOoiMd The President diared the of Connecticut, have toe re- Social Security benefits. again because of the number of calls foz ment building is constructed in BglleMn Board speaker’s rostrum with the man spmisiblllty to bring about a de . . . A $100 minimum monthly Main St., $294.21. large slppered ouslilon with arms for town. The Junior class wlU sponsor Police Search for Four he defeated for the presidency. cision in toe courts.” Social Security payment. U.S. Government against comfort in bed. These are made wMi cor Moonan said, '“The present a Powder Puff basketball game Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- . . Raising from $1,680 to $2,- Ulises Soto of 84 N. School St., duroy isovers and arc washable. R-9 zimlng (allowing apart- tonight at 8 at the Ugh schoM Mlnn., a prime mover in estab State Sen. Robert Houley, D, 500 the amount of outside in $737.67. menta) does not provide enough gym. A record hop will follow In Attack on Elderly Man lishment of the scholar’s center. of Vernon wUl be toe main come a Social Security recipient U.S. Government against REPLACEMENT SLIDES FOR ZIPPERS protection to thS homeowner, toe game, and will Mid at 11. speaker Monday, at a meeting could earn without incurring a xjllses and Irma Soto of 84 N. . . . Four dltferont alseo, pIna double tab The former vice {xiesldeht models. Marlow’s also baa sipper Inbrleaat It must be reviewed.” ------B y JUNE LINTON portedly drove by him, stuped joined Nixon in praise of Wil of toe Windham County Demo- reduction in benefits. School S t, $232.31. It was noted that to date, toe Manehester Evening H«rald and backed up and four men got uMch is colorless and doesnH stain; pre (Herald Reporter) son. In a gesttire o< btpartlaan- cratlc Association. . . . A cost of living feature u.g_ Government against Ray- vents grief at the wrong time. aonlng board has had no of- BMton Correspodent jadilb Don- A partially disabled man of 60 out. he gave Nixon a 1910 "WUshs Rep. Jean Thomt tor liste r Carlow, second THINO SINCE 1911! Downtown Main St., Manchester HoU Estate C. C. Lounsbury Company of modest stipend from toe state, d .' Wilson, 33, whose body was "tory on porch at 146 Adams .___ . to MHS,. and Bennet and Dling It Was about 9 p.m. during today. “The old boy had been Open • Days — Thursday Nights till t:W Anolher mattsr of c a n c m junior High School students. the snowfall that Williams was beaten up," he said. l^lim antic, which had con They usually do research work found In Ids apartment. St-, $3,000. was a piece of property on the walking home along River St. to Police are hoping to Identify tracted with Connecticut light for legislative leaders and com- Officers said he had been shot Sherwood Circle Inc., house corner DEC students conducted an Berman’s Boarding House. His the four men and the dark blue and Power Company to remove mittees. at least twice in the chest and at 109 Timrod Rd., $26,000. Tolland Rd. which oocteadB to »»»«>‘ « employ habit of stuffing the rags into car. Lt. Edwin Carlson and telefdione lines from a tract of An expansion of toe program abdomen. Howard Andrews for John and fionto on Bolton Lake. This ers, and more than 200 teen his pock)et was to cushion a pos Officer Kincman are investigat land off Dunh Rock Road here, provides full-time work for They said they were called by Telgener, recreation room at 61 Read Herald Adveitisemente parcel Is part of the estate of agers. They also consulted sible fall on the ice. A car re ing. , according to police. some of them in toe summer, a relative of Wlson’s. HlUcrest Rd., $1,600. the late E.J. HoU and Is George Gorsky, cleric of Circuit 'M, currentiy on the market. R is Court 12. Students who wrote ccnoelvahte, some resldente the material are seniors Miss i I noted, that under the preeent Davm Griswold, Miss Shies sanlng provlstons, a p a i^ e n ts Gdangos, and Bruce Davis; and could be bum on o T n U r the “ J ? lake with no opportunity tor The ^ r .^ dlvl^ under- axMi residenU to voice an Alfred Per- GIANT 2 for 1 SALE at BURGER CASTLE! optaiion or an objection. It was ^ felt that In the interest of con- chairman of too division com- seevadon, this parcel of land mlttee for the p r p j^ should be protected from tola Thebrochure treats the ^ c s eventuality. ‘‘WX Teen-agers Shop- 'BURGER Om tE 'B U R G E R O m E *BURGERCWtE M e i ^ of the board were Look Now-But asked how sonii« laws could be Are In Trouble,” "Are You changed. They wore adviaed Willing to Give Up Part of Tour G IA :^ AU-Beef BURGER GIANT FUlet of Sandwidh GIANT'^^lECOAST B] tint any changes are flret pre- Income?,’’ ’The Price sealed to the townapec^e at a "*■ »gh Price You Ifs fast about fta Jtddieat Plans^ tendsr, booeleoi fliieta S a n d w ic h public’ hearing, end then voted Pay «»o|rt»ftlag." and eatitf flat ever cama datUnc —daepnAied to a golden brofwxk A gpnnnet tonner—on a dob* on by membOrti of the board. “What Teen-agers Can Do.” out of a bKiil(K.lliaya beoann You’ll never know how delid- a t ^ bon! Tendentv Jnieiei; The resldentB were told that Among points the brochure VPB gdfidL A a tender, pota lean ona a aeafood aandwkh can be mere deHciona toan yon am since their problem was regard- .emphaalzes are that ahc^Uftlng beef for you in an ingmioaa lmagina.Thafa becaoaevnnaa tag a driveway, It must be pre- becomes part of the offender’s nntQ yon tiy tide taaly ocean ------■ - ■ «------sented to toe selectmen who 'permanent record; a person vny A a t nefver eqneeaea A a tnetfRum toe cold, Una vratea XEBHPL QDCDBBoiO natural Juioea o u t— then iVa CtadaABeef. (Walievec’toa handle aU driveway pontots. convicted of stealing goods up flavorbiioiled to yonr Wdng. ofNawEnghniL Chairman Robert MUrdock aold to $60, a mlsdemeaiior, can re- ftoaeD, itaeBadriad meat) he would be wiUtag to work cetve a Jail sentence up to sbe ao toa naat beef nawf tMtea with the residents, toe select- months and a $2(» fine; and Ifyo uV e bUh.. . drab. . . ddedcob men and the seni^ agent to a person convicted of .stealing lUnbr dfaed. Bat a ImbK study the problem. goods over $60, a felony, can ;'A • A'y \ j - beeqping pertien Tile fupsutments are being receive a 6-20-year jaU sentence L - » Served on a giant hoMoaated •’ iV.., built by Arefaambautt Builders and a fine up to $1,000. bun — and topped vdA Servpd adUi garden fteih let* ot Manchester. A tMepbone ------shickonaca$ vinaripeOed toinatoei^ edap toep and tartar aanoa'on a V convecaatlon with Archambault _ bottoaated bun. 79« ^ bdtow and- piddec fihecak Top yoDis wito yodr dtoioa of subsequent to the meeting con- SSUonHora GITI lU liea (if deaiied) at'no eodia ocirt. firmed that he Intends to build STAMFORD (AP) — Four- I ta^betbecnaanoeorhanto 28 dweUing unite on approod- year-old Jennifer Umland of FDU. IB . ALL BEET ihaitMy acres of land, with a Stamford was struck and killed w e e a n driveway extending from the by a car Thursday when she end of flunaet Lanew dkrted out into a street near m other Zoning Board bust- her home, pMlce said, ness, members discussed the The driver of the car was B U R G E R . . . 2 S * CHEESEBURGER . . . 30* SHAKES. Ihidi 'n Creamy,1 6 0 Z. . . . 33* GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES . . . 20* effect the ordinance recently identified as Margaret Gray. 69, « SOUP OF THE DAY ... 30* A P P LE TURNOVBI... 20* GIANT CocoCoki, Orange, Grope, Sprite, R ^ Bear caid Milk ' adopted regarding alternate of Pound Ridge N.Y. <1 mBURGER OtSTLE . . . 15« CUP THIS VALUABLE COUPON 501 W. Middle Tpke. TEOHNIQUES OF LOCAL HISTORY NOW+ A non-credit, 12-week course for lay T ak e O ut...or Bat in At One of Our .AMgs. perfons tatercm^Bd in learning about Spacious Dining Rooms. management of historical societies BURGER CASTLE 1^ and muoeuma, preservation of hlstotl- cal architecture and artifacts, care of nsmemcASTLB h X manuscripts and use of puhUc rec- You’ve seen bargains in new cars. Bargains in used cars. And now you’ve found just ' > ords, approaches to reseaiixshlyr and Crisp, Crunchy IVALUABia COUPON! • w r i t ^ about local history. Claises will meat Wednesdays, room 164' of the oaf you want □ So now’s the time to ask your deaier— or see your nearby (Office Golden-Fried I ‘ ‘i Manche^r High Sttoool, from 7 to 3:16 p.m., beginning March 8. Fee la 4i — ■ - **000 |30. CerttllcalM wUl be awt^ed to CHICKEN persenr completing the course. of Hartford Nationai Bank— for an HNB personal auto loan. Hartford Nationai will HANliHBrilRlIOHIUIIITY GOLIlfl^ . I ' CHICKEN SNACK 2 for rSALE push It through fast fairly and without fuss. □ After that about all you do is turn the key. ■£ riECES 99’^ CHICKEN DINNER Please enroll me in the "Techniques of Local EDstory" course n riECES "1.40 Buy 1, Get 1 Free! at-MOC. Enclosed Is my check or money order, made out to "Manchester jOommunlty College" for the $90 fee. CHICKEN nCNIC MU (Payment must accompany application to complete enrollment) !i PIECES "1 65 ALL SANDWICHES AND HARTFORD NATIONAL CHICKEN FEAST Mail this form with payment to: ^ 1.'* I’IETI5< "4.70 OUR CHICKEN DINNERS... 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t ' M A N C ^ S l^ R EVENING ‘HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.,' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY jl9, i9Xl PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N c te T E R . GONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,. 1971 Tolland County make better soldler-klllerB out of them, LTM Fine counsel theiiq.to give firA loyalty to the Commandment “Hiou dull not kill?” / In Comedy D em ocrats lEttpntns l|p r^ Ib war evil? If so, should the church ^' 7 PUBUSKED BY THE Join with the state In giving It the attri ^ By Shaffer T a lk A bout 1tERAU> PKnmNO 00„ INC. 18 BlweU Street butes of a respectable instltutlaa? llM kiieeter, O o o n , By JUNE B. TOMPKINS THOHA8 F. raStaOSON The answer to such questtons, today, is State Issues WALTER R. FBRCKiaON A sizeable audience vlew< P u btM iers still as "debatable as it ever' was. It Is Seerptary of State Gloria Founded O ctober 1, 1881 something different last quite probable that any of our organised Schaffer discussed the 18-year- I^d)Uahed Every SlrenlnK^Itkoeot Sundays In Bailey Auditorium. The little and Holidays. Entered at tfie PoA Otflce at churches would. If they tried to give an old vote and several other state llanchester, Ooon., aa 'Second dasa Hall Theatre of Manchester pr^sent- H atter ~ answer, find themselves hopelessly q4it issues at a meeting of the Tol an^unusuil type of comedy BUBSCRIFTIDN RATsi and divided. land County Democrats last Payable in Advance in . Peter jShaffer’s '“Black OneYear ...... IS0.OT ’The paclflsts, for their part, have to night in the Bolton Lake House. S ix lUioatbs ...... 15.E0 • Comedy." Ptemlered In Eng Tressed in a midi skirt, Jer Three Hontbs ...... 7.80 believe, if they are philosophically sin One UOnth ...... 0.60 land- In 11966, It drew nothing sey and high white boots, she WTeMninB rtv cere, that a true interpretation of reli but rav^ when It opened In used a question and answer for THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gion would fortdd the raising of one hu New York two yearo later. m at. She term ed the .teen-€ige DEPT. STORE The AsBOoated Pnaa Is exduetvely en- vote “a challenge, not a prob Utled1 to *•"the use— of ------repuM lent Ion of aH man hand agrainst another. One m ay de The story Is conceivable. A (We Have A Notion To Please) n ew s dls^ches ■ credited to It or not other- young sculptor W expecting a lem ?"------1------w ise credited In this pai>erpaper and also the plore aome of the reported aspects of The problem of disenfran E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Blarket) Vocal news publiahed here. wealthy buyer to come and 1:\\ AH rlchts of republloatlon of special dis- their demonstratiott in Dean Sayre’s consider his works. He has bor chisement due to change of palches liereia are * also reserved. rowed his neighbor’s furnishings residence was also discussed, Cathedral, but one still has to ask what and the need for a system of The Herald Printing Ootnpany m e., as- to dress up his meager London -K eumes no financial reaponattaity occasion could have been more appropri permanent party registratiim rraphloal errors appearing In advt___ apartment. He is alsd expect menta and other readbw matter in The ate for an assertion of their own beliefs w as noted. Hancheater Evening Herald. ing a visit from his fiance’s NEED A BABY GIFT? than one in which organised religion was father. Just as the artist and She felt that people are not party-oriented and that party Mweriber to Loa Anceles TbneaWaahlncr- his fiance are finishing the fin ten Poat News Service. ' giving its coloration, and peituqis even registration must be en ^ 1 service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. al touches, a fuse blows and 2-Piece Diaper Sets for Boys and Girls Publlabers Repreaentativea — Mathews, its Messiiig, to Ihe Institution of war. couraged so that people have Shum an Boston. an oi^x»tunlty to participate in $2.97 each play as all the action takes selection of candidates at the .^MEMRUIR AUDIT BUREAU OF OntCUlX place in the dark. People bump primary level. Conservativa-Republican Into people, but the near-mlssSs Referring to Gov.. MeskllTs Slieeper Creepers. SomeMylon Stretch, Some ' Display advertising dosing houra are even funnier. recent budget proposal for a Jor Monday — i p.m. Iriday. WASHINaTON-Oolumnlst 'WUUam F. Terry Stretch, Some Polyester $2.97 eo. For Theaday — l p.m, Saluiday. But what makes it something seven per cent sales tax, Mrs. Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. Buckley is alarmed by President Nixon’s different is the reverse use of ._§Cbaffer said there is not much For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday Towel-—Toy— Washcloth & Bib Set $1.97 ecu new American revolutioa. He complains lighting on the stage. The ab - chance of Its -passage. She feels For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. that the rhetoric is overbloWn; that the CSaaelHed deadline p.m . day De- sence of any light in the be it is absurd to try to swallow the to n publication 4:30 p.m. FYUay for fuU-emi>loyment-budget oonce^ is Just a All Fine Quality ginning represents normally large deficit in one year. ______Saturday and Monday publication. cove^up for defleit flnancing, and that lighted conditions. Then, when Mrs. Schaffer assured those the federal government diould be cutting All Beautifully Boxed Friday, February 19 the lights in the play go out, present that Ixith she and taxes instead of proposing to riiare with the audience sees the players Attorney General Robert Killian states and clttes money it doesn’t have. fumbling "Ih the dark” on a will do their best to aid Demo ' Soutor James Buckley, the colum Our Most Reliable Index fully lighted stage. crats In Bolton and Andover in nist's brothM', applauds the revolution’s the spring elections. ermlt. pertinent since Brother Bill’s blast is their' off-beat roles superbly. ro r at BUch a national debt burden. Democratic Association, right at last night’s meet den by Pawluk. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) When Codd told them they McLaughlin rather typical of constderable comment Jim Quinn who plays Brinds- were subject to arrest, seven from conservative’ organizations and Fhotorrenhed b y WUUam Ooe ley is positively brilliant as the ■-I- [Ihen Dwight Eisenhower, who siiicere- JOHN WILSON PRINTING HOUSE, 1816, OLD DEERFIELD, MASS. members of the group Jumped MAIKltNANCE SERVICE Journals. The National Review, Human N, young sculptor. He is unbeliev Hebron non for a Saturday early next Selectman Aaron Reid and It the Hebron Volunteer Firemen’s him, he said, and put a red band ly believed in balancing things, and Events, Battle L in e and Young Ameri ably funny as he misses people February for the affair. will be forwarded. second annual ladies dinner on his arm. MANCHESTER. CONN. — 649-887$ living as free of debt as one could, was cans for Freedom have been among by hair-breadths while he re Salary Study Committee The committee hopes to have daince April 24 at the Colches Codd promised to wear the those puriiing the panic button in recent GOP Committee The Salary Study Committee some facts and amounts to con ter Game and Fish Club. elected President and the Republicans turns borrowed furniture. arm band, though. The paraders PROGRAMS AVAILABLE: months about a leftward tilt to the ad Linda Fogarty as Carol Mel- at its meeting last night dis sider at Its next meeting on Festivities will start at 6:30 were backing a Red Cross blood had least a share of the power. And, Elects Two To a£ ministration—liberals like Robert Ftaich kett Is the attractive doll-faced, cussed in detail the possibility Thursday. p.m . -with a cocktail hour follow drive at the city’s Clatsop Com SPBENG SPRUCE UP of course, the inevitable hai^iened. Soon and George Shultz replacing conserva high voiced debutante fiancee of paid holidays, paid vacations School Lunches ed by a roast beef dinner at munity Collegre. DAILY MAINTENANCE tives as chief presidential advisers, the Inside O p e n F o r u i Fill Vacancies I of Brindsley. Miss Fogarty, the and slfik leave for town em The menu at the elementary 7:30 and dancing from 9 to 1 WEEKLY MAINTENANCE er or later a Republican national ad- Gerald Cross and Bruce Ka- Ug “I am a Keynesian now” deficit, the daughter of Tony Fogarty who ployes. At the present time, schools next week -will l)e : a.m . MONTHLY MAINIENANCE ^nlnistratlcm found Itself going, like all Nixon^s Mideast Noose hard sell for family assistance and the Is well known to LTM audi lorn were elected members of town employes receive none of Monday: Orange juice, hot Deadline for reservations, the Due for Repairs the RepubUcan Town Commit 1^ .the Democratic administrations before coming new health program. higher and higher percentage ences, displays a promising tal these benefits. ,dog bn a roll, mashed potato, price of which has been changed Against Income Tax tee at the committee's meeting PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti SERVICES AVAILAILE: One mlsht have expected Sen. Buckley of a family’s Income would go ent which, hopefully, will be com, fruit cocktail. to $10 per couple, Is April 1. it, to the Congress with a request for a To the Editor, last night. The committee also The committee did make some (AP) —^Wlth two tug boats pro to share this concern. 1& victory as the ort HoW can the people of Con to the bureaucrats for dlsburs- seen more in the future. recommendations for holidays Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat They may be purchased from WASmNO A WAXINO FLOOBS new upward move on the debt limit. accepted the resignation of Ev 'viding the power, the former Conservative Party’s candidate in New necticut be sure that the levy ment. In addition to essential Joy Stuart, new to LTM audi and vacations, taking Into con sauce, garden salad, raised Harvey , Desrulsseaux, Karl SHAMPOOING A CLEANINO RUOS Toih’s threoway Senate race last fall erett Yaps. luxury liner Queen Elizabeth by the State of a personal .in services, all kinds of nen-essen- ences, gave a marvelous enact sideration the amount of hours rolls, Jello with topping. Berglund, James Lee, Francis WINDOW WASHING The Nixon AdminlstraUen, a Repub was widely hailed as symbol of a new By Rowland Evans Jr. and Kdbert D. Ndvak This leaves five vacancies still headed Thursday for Curacao in COMPLETE INTERIOR CLEANINO FROM come tax will solve the State's Ual projects would be undertak ment of the old maid, the very a week an employe works and ...Wednesday: Meat with scal Williams, A1 Hunnlford or Don rightward trend; he is the only Senator to be filled os the committee the Netherlands Antilles 'where GEIUNO TO FLOOR lican regime, has now asked this Demo financial problems on a long en. proper oid maid, who gets length of service to the town. loped potato, green beans, pet- ald Griffin, Jr., officially designated ”Oonsennatlve-Re- WASHINGTON — Quietly, in lem is not yet seripus. Leeuling that noiw looks barely possible last month accepted resignations she’ll undergo extensive re PAINTING—JNTEBIOR AND EXTERIOR cratic OongresB fo r a $40,000,000,000 in term basis? What Is to keep the , , T h e answer is that a tempo crocked oh her “bitter lemon" Some response had been re tljohn bread, peach upsldedown Tickets will cover the dinner, publican.” Yet such seems to be the cor exorably, President Nixon is Democratic presidential pros — Mr. Nixon 'wUi score a and meets every mounting cri from Mrs. Annie Foote, Hedley pairs. FROM MINOR TO MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS thriftless legislation from spend rary financial crisis, as being ceived from insurance agents calfe. dancing and all beverages. The ATTICS A BASEMENTS CLEANED crease in the national debt limit, which rupting influence of xwlitics and power slipping the neck of thie noose of pects, including Sen. Edmund m ighty |>olitical victory fo r an sis -with som ething that “ Father Hill, Mrs. Joan Landon, Marvin The Queen suffered a boiler ing heavily in the next three experienced, due to excessive CMS or Blue Cross coverage for ’^ursday; Roast turkey, firemen, who will help prepare w ill bring it up to a new high of $436,- that he takes a considerably calmer an Israeli-Egyptian settlement Muskie of Maine, have specifi Administration that desperately always said —.” "Ar Ross, D. Ben Crittendon and breakdown off Haiti Monday, years to the point where a large spending, should be met by a town employes. mashed potato, cranberry sauce, and-serve the dinner, have also CONTACrr HAROLD McLAUGHLIN FOR A view of the administration’s course'. over the neck of Prime Minister cally informed t|ie Administra needs one. The payoff for The father of the fiancee, Ool. Karl Links. and agents of Murphy Pacific 000,000,000, and no one, not e v u i a com increase in the proposed' State temporary arrangiement to However, further Information, peas, pumpkin pie. arranged for door prizes which Marine Salvage Co, of NeW FREE ESTIMATE OF YOUR FUTURE “We must <^ride within the here and Golda Melr of Israel and her tion they approve what he has months of patient stniggle may Melkett, was pompously por Because of the success of the Income tax is then needed^ raise funds and some real such as age, marital status,; and Friday: Minestrone soup, have been donated by local York said the vessel would be puter, blinks an eye. It is so much a now,” he asserted at a dinner sponsored badly divided government. done so far. not be too far down the rood. trayed by Dwight Martin. His Lincoln Day Dinner Dance held CLEANING NEEDS. With their hand in the/d o o r spending resto^t on the part number of dependents was re ' fishburger, French fries, peach m erchants. hauled 600 m iles to Curacao, matter of course thing that the only re by leading conservative organizations 'That noose is bargaining role, more of a straight type, earlier this month, the commit 649-8876 The conspicuous holdout is (of the peoples’ purses)/on In of the leglsiaturo'imd Governor. quested by the agents. The com- es. Manchester Evening Herald where she had originally 10 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE here earlier this month. “Time and pressure in the form of U.S. eco Sen. Henry M. (Scoop) Jackson lent balance to the more hu- tee voted that a reservation be sponse from the Democrats in Congress come tax 'Will open u p /a 'whole mlttee obtained this Informa Firemen’s Dance Hebron correspondent, Anne planned to refuel for a voyage RESIDENTIAL — INDUSTRIAL — COMMERCIAL again we will be called upon to make nomic and military sild for Is of Weshihgton, whose hard-line Sincerely yours, nMiroua ones. made as soon as possible with seems to be a cordial suggestion that A Thought for Today hew world to the /spending tion last night from First Tickets are still available for Em t, T el. 228-8971. to Hong Kong. pragmatic Judgments os to which of the rael. In a courageous move to policy against the Egypticui- dreamers. It would'^ meaq a C. Odhner Sparking the farce on to even the Grant Lake Lodge in Leba perhaps the new Umit ought to be set a less4han-ldeal alteniatlves is achiev compel Israeli 'withdrawal from Soviet alliance is attracting Sponsored by the Manchester funnier situations is Jayne able, which will advance us toward our Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Presi Council of Churches |‘V,^ little higher. Just to be on the safe side. wide pobttcal- support from the Ne-wlrth as C3ea, who has been goals, however circuitously.” Success, dent Nixon is- willing to withhold American-Jewlsh community in Brindsley’s mistress for four We believe it Is now accepted as an he warned, "requires that we suppress economic credits and weapons his shadow presidential cam Laws I ’ years and ^^>ears on the scene mm HiinM the all-or-nothing impulse which has from the Melr government. In economic truism that the sise of the na paign. Last week Jackson pub In effect, to follow, not to Yesterdays Today in History unexpectedly. frustrated so many conservative enter deed, her government Is so wor licly criticized the Nixon admin- force, the public inclinaticm, to Bob Walnum. obviously thor tional debt is now our best Index of na prises in the post.” ried about pressure f^m Wash iRi*— for not using the open- gjlve a direction, a form, a tech Herald By THE ASSOCIATED FBB88 oughly enjoyed playing the rble tional prosperity, and much more re Senatm* Jam es is not only m<«e prag ington that it suspectathe Nixon ended arms fund that he guided nical dress, and a specific sanc Today la Friday, Feb. 19, the of Harold, the nk^bor who matic than Columnist Bill, but also more administration itself was respon through Congress last year tion, to the general sense of owns the i^uable fiiriilture and liable, rince it always keeps going up 25 Years Ago 60th day of 1971. There are 816 9 affable and lees abrasive, lower-keyed sible for the latest peabe initia specifically for Israel. the community. Is the true end days left In the year. artifacts which have been bor steadily, and permanently, than that and less flamboyant. He is, however, tive from United Nations envoy But Jackson has few allies in of legislation. —Edmund Burke C3iief of P olice Samuel Q. Today’s HIghllglit In Hlstofy rowed for this auspicious occas- somewhat more volatile and vriiimslcal every bit as articulate. "Many features Gunnar Jarring ten days ago. the Administration. The consen Laws are always unstable un Gordon states that present po slon, Oop suspects a Ut of ’ In the State of the Union message pro In fact, however. Jarring's On this date In 1878, Thomas barometer, the gross natloial product. sus there is that the -way to c0UN — / ^ ^ wlU be sold at the door.
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side of Center St. ^bout where Tolland County ToUohd South Windsor N,ewman St. te now. \ - ?tispecl Silver Gift The Rogers block was convert- THE NEW WASHINOTON (AP) — .ed into a lot of small (2 and 3 Food Shows President and Mrs. Nixon room) "rente” and was then and Mrsj Sturgeon AUaby of / In M urder gave head butler John Fick- Board of Education n Street Priest’ Indiets known as “The Bee Hive.” It VERNON OPTICIANS ' Hamiltcm,' Ont., Can.; four lin a stiver letter (^>ener with was said there were about forty *2 grandchildren and'seven great- Of Deputies Slated For a prudential seal as he rental units on the four floors 14V TALCOTTVILLE ROAD at grandchlldren- Mulls Semesterization (including the basement). To Tlie Herald for the past two Funei^ services will be Sun- launched 'his 36th year on the Siiburl [or Runaways’ Woes ROUTE 83 VERNON. CONN. (Continued frdni Page jOne) White House staff Thursday. A proposal to convert aU high and there have been or will be day it would be called a ghetto. years, Catholic church fire. First one, then another, a few years later "Eddie” Post heard of gas masks then. Some are four brothers, Nino Osella ^ p.m. at the l^we-Ro- building. claimed it was from the bed I backer Funeral Home, 2834 from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Ver-- ^ «*''® *-Hers in the food P c r S O M T o ______- Father Shanley somewhat to say Mass, but they would and sometimes all three would who was killed when thrown ot Manchester, Ernest Osella ot ‘In that building next door, planck School Mr. and Mrs. and nutrlUon program an qp- unusual, he said, but is endorsed ^ shocked the sedate g;roup when not let my people to their be down. j _ from a fire truck entering Mato bugs...... Hartford, George A. Osella of Main St., Glastonbury. Burial the suspect was captured with Russell White will cue the portunity to plan, prepare and r z i-. wholeheartedly by competent *7 *" wUl be in Green 'Cemetery, J**® he said "Only God could have Bev. Paul Shanley church because of the way they At last the cart was up to a St. from Purnell, Baltic, and Marshall Osella of out further struggle. Both he romtds. ' exhibit a favorite food with a Drug Committee educators. At present 10 sub- h o ^ thought up a penalty for subur hydrant on Spruce St. and Rogers lower mill was on the Glendale, Calif.; four sisters, Glastonbury. Rinker, a Nebraska native, place setting, ^ Jects are presented on a se- I^ e n te objected to “ Q^to looked.” Prison Camps Friends may call at the funer and the other man (Lqpez) were bia —h the M® kids are®*"® running*'“*“'1*'^ to1° Father Shanley teIs no longer He advised the audience not enough hose reeled off to reach west corner' of Hartford Rd. and Mrs. Madeline Potz, . Mrs. in the bathroom of le apart- has been calling for about nine ’The shows were planned by Additional members were ap- mester btusis at Tolland High “ ® *he said. Judging the ghettos.” Looking at_the_.on-the street; he te presently a to rest too easy If the communl- the fire, and coupled up. One Prospect St. Just west of it was vjfASHINGTON (AP) _ ThT w . al home tomorrowr from 7 to 9 years. He started a Teen Club he Tolland County 4-H food and pointed today by Mayor Frank School. ' comments they made at Esther Aitken, and Mrs. Rena ^ ment. “ ‘*7 ®®’ lecturer In clinical psychology ty now has only one or two .fellow...... maimed" the ^hydrant ^ a------large square'wooden------building, United States is contributing Damato, all of Manchester,, and in Omaha vdiich now has one of nutrition committee. Members McCoy to his Committee to How it works, and the word_ house. A , Tfi® family suggests that any “’Two women were also in the vniir it"*!. 1” ®t the graduate school of edu- heroin addicts to the town be- while O.C. and a buddie took the In those days Individual build- some 3400,000 for new maxi Mre. C e lin e C^dera of Plain- memorial con^uU ons may be apartment. * his pupils for its club caller, are: Mrs. Etorothy Carlson, ’Tol- Combat Drug Abuse. ’’semesterization” popped up Olson said parents have come nozzle. When the water came ings were called "Blocks.” This mum security camps to replace was treasimer of the Nebraska land; Mrs. Janice Going, co- V Dr. Dan Woolwich is chairman throughout the evening, is that ‘o °“ ®® “f** ♦ la Harvard University, cause the ratio doubles every vUle, N. J.; and several nieces Glastonbury Visit- "Oa® weapon was recovered, that ”® ®ertdng as special dlrec- three months until it reaches cm full force, the nozzle Jet pro- three-story and basement one South Vietnam’s cemtroversial and nephews. Curses AssociaUon. « believed to be one of the of- Square and Round Dance ordlnator of Coventry show; the committee which was “*® subject content is present- tiger cages on Con Son prison is Association for two years, and Mrs. Evelyn Allison and Jac- “'® P~J®®‘ »*^® ‘P- epidemic properties. pelled everything into the was known as the Rogers ’The funeral will be Monday at _____ fleers’ weapons. It was a .38 cal- formed several months ago. - T h e ®^ as a semester unit. A full ** middle of the .street to a pile. Block. Skinner’s store was on land. also served as president of the quellne Samson, Vernon, and steering committee will meet y®“ - ®»«Ush for Instance ed, and ^ ^d, but as to sex, contrary to popular belief, toat workto“ '^th™adle; Shanley Jhowed strong U.S. officials said Thursday 8:30 a.m. from the W. P. (Julsh . Thomas’Thomas J,J. LsbotsLabota iber revolver.” state association. He has held Mary Jane Beaulieu and Debra to action by To let go of that thrashing noz- the street-level floor, TEDTRUDON Funeral Home, 226 Main St., ROCKVILLE _ ’Hiomas J Jones said today’s arrests Monday at 8 p.m. in the Ckiuncll *>® semesters with Olson said. We feel vire should zle :Vould surely mean someone Josh Robb was a clerk there. work began last April on toe ^^^^KVILLE - ’momas J. -.ones ^ the position Of vice president of Natale, TbUand. room of the AdmlnlstraUon ®*'®<“‘ F*''®" ®«®*». Students go.slowly In this area and plans wirJaJt^^ ho^'^bto ®‘’^®!®' toe”iederT and"' state govern- with a solemn high Mass of re- i^bots, 23, of 18 White St. died completed a search for all prin- the Omaha Area ^Callers U e rs As-As ______come toe r i X of rayThotti^’ ” ® «^^®" “P ®" “’® ments and gave as a re^on for brained so toe three Someone asked why he didn’t go four new camps, each as long as quiem at St. Bridget Church at late Wednesday night in Escon- clpals in the case. Building to formulate plana as *"to or out of sub- be reviewed by the board a football field. sociation. He has called in 26 to the goals and progress of the 7 *®^ they are adopted.’ addicts, pushers, ?®Z®?,°“®®: prostitutes kids, but has "given up on toe his resentm^t an incident on a "®’ ^ ^ ® 7 7 ®«er better pay in toe mUls. PORSCHE/AUDI 9. Burial will be in the Veterans dido, Calif., an apparent Guzman and Lojpez were ar- states. a year-long Next year's projected enroll adults and officialdom who want woohino^r... ^e-zle, were slid around in to toe hIs answer, “Josh Robb wasn’t Visiting congressmen criti Section of East Cqmetery. suicide. ralgned before Justice of the entire committee "^^dle of ...... ------and pimps. recent Journey to Washington. cized toe tiger cages last year Committees for the evening; ------subject. ment in home economics shows He said when you make It a ^® punlshqd.” His group went through all toe street until toe frantic yeUtag made to work to Ctoeney’s silk FYiends may call at the fu- Mr. Labots was bom March Peace ’Tom Naylor. ’The musta- are: Mr. and Mrs. Don ’Trask, C alifornia ’The group has already made fhe students crime to harbor runaways fath er Shenley said that toe convinced toe hydrant man mills. He was made to sell eggs as an inhumane way of keeping ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 31, 1947'in Rockville, son of Wil- chloed Guzman stood mute, ^ . , , ------would retain an increase from the present proper channels to see Presi door duty; Mr. and Mrs. Jo- drug^ WormaUon avall^able lif credit for work done or could 138- to 190 students. An addlUon- criminal^ wiU hartxir them. ’ tlrit year he arrived on toe dent Nixon, he said, and when something was not quite right, iq skinner’s store.” Are there some of toe island’s 7,(KX> pris and 7 to 9 p.m. liam and Bernice Remkiewicz wearing black slacks, in stock- ^ ’pierre, refreshment oners. U.S. officials said cme ti Phone Monchos'Ker'643«l7l2 F ire Q aim s *^®‘ ® *'‘®®*‘ economics teacher will By-the time he was directed ®t™et scene he was able to they arrived at their Journey’s After he shut down It was pos- any so contented and happy peo------Labots of RockvUle, and attend- Ing feet and no shirt. Both were ^hninnan, assisted by Mr. and ““ ®®n do a lot for kids” be needed whether or not to the’ kids. Father Shanley make some reconciliations and slble to get toe nozzle and hold- pie today? When Mr. Skinner ger cage has been destroyed, 'i* Mrs. Mary T. Orcutt ed Rockville High School. He denied bond. Robert ’Temple and Mr. end, ”a voice said ‘now let me vine PubUc Ubrary. , oison commented and said that semesterization i s ' adopted. said, they were usually “speed-' the kids went home, but by toe make one thing clear,’ and a few ers to a utility pole Where It gkve up toe store and went Into another te being used as a ware Mrs. Mary ’Twombly O r c u t t , > U. S. and Mrs. WUUam’Tanner, Seven Lives New committee members ap- many schools are graduaUy Mrg, Jedrewskl__ said, "It la not _ tog” cm amphetamines; ' sick "e’^t year he was busy keening other statements and toe Presl- '*''a® possible to stand and hold insurance business. Josh started house and a third houses rp-it- Vietnam and was awarded the with being an accomplice to guards’ families of* 612 B; Middle F ■’ ------murder and harboring a fugitive (ContlBued from Page One) Pointed are: Andrew D a ^ , who ®onvertog a few subjects at a ^ b l e to survteje « two with hepatitis, mononucleosis, the runaways from toe hard jent returned to watching toe ground when toe water was a store of hte own on toe north widow of Elmer P. Orcutt, died Bronze Star. ^ ' is chairman of DIAL, the Jay- Ume to semester unite, ’’but ler F. oi Survivors, besldM his par- were Angie Rojo Hernandez, 38, teachers (as at present) unless strep throat, or venereal dte- drugs. The third year he work- football game on television.” He yesterday mo)irnlng at Manches- of the buUdlng renudned stand cee-sDonsored program; James we’re doing it all at ,once,” he ease, .beaten up — and, if a ed Just to keep them alive. added that during toe night ”hls ents, are two sisters, Mrs. and Mary Alice Resales, 28. McKenna of the Knights of Co- hoped, since the board must ap- we limit enrollment, no matter ter Memorial Hospital. Executive ing. what the approach.” girl, usually pregnant. If you Adding that he had been-able—people” were gassed and club- Mrs Orcutt was lx>rn Mav Thomas Swift of Windsor and Bond was set at 3100,000 for Jack Armstrong, an attend lumbus; Ted Johnson,' local prove such a change, 12, 1872 in Charleston, Vt., and M™- Lorraine' Benham of West ^ s s Hern^dez and 360,000 tor Olson also said that where take them to, you are breaking to predict the future about bed In their sleeping bags. Testifies In ant,CUIV, saidmuu hislUS wifetyue wasWCkO awakened0>WCUWC1I0U business UUOlllCOO llicus,man; a.^VJBety .amasawaaeni Krlstofak, Olson admitted ••it would dou- haVA MvA IRntfllaVi the law and If you walk away, drugs because "I had a finger Form Hostels iiv«kd- in the WADT)4ne' area for Hartford; and his maternal Miss Rosales. by the f i r e , tie said when he reaUor; Joseph Caposella, at- ble his scheduling problems but •"*' 20 years before c ^ ^ i^ to Man- grandmother, Mrs. Helen Rem- City they will be "tom to shreads on toe pulse of youth,” he said He suggested that toe people Make Every Day a Sunny Day! phMter a vear aso kiewicz of Rockville. Lopez apparenUy heard the gun- opened the door to hte room._„torney, and WllUam Scott, ad- looking at it another way he ‘® *” ’ "®* to toe streets by predatory no one would listen. "When I recognize that kids do run away Graft Probe ’The south end of the building mlnistrator at Rockville Gen- said iti might even solve a few ^ . T®.?*®.** adults.” blew toe whistle on toe drug Sperti Floor Model Sun Lamp- S^i^vors “ eX o nephews The funeral wUl be tomorrow fire m the adjacent a p ^ e n t eral Hospital. presei^ ones. ^ not seniesters are and suggested hostels to make o f M ^ e X at 8:18 a.m. from the Burke and hid m a bathroom. When of- was m flames. The first problem a runaway problem our servicemen are running away legal. Hostels are (Continued from Page One) Appreciation Expressed He feels subjects may be enrcrilment at the high Adjustable 180 degree Our Reg. 29.99 and Kenneth ’Twombly of Mid- "eral Home, 76 Prospect St., fleers knocked on the door of faces to to find rtielter, to “get having in Vietnam, everyone little places about a day’s Jour Caklor the apartment where the figu- Letters of appreciation were covered in greater depth when with next years ultra-violet lamp . . . dlefield; and a niece, Mrs. witii a Mass of requiem at St. srseas poet exchanges out o< sight” ho added; a girl laughed and I received mall, ney apart, placed so runaways _ _ _ _ lives were found. Miss Roeales h i sent ,t o both of the town’s f i r e concentrated into semester expected to be 621. now you can have your Charge Doris Lewis of Newport, Vt. Joseph's Church at 9, Burial Ck>imecticut runaway will have no trouble you -wouldn’t believe, charging can stop, pay a quarter for a t e ”m St. Bernard’s Ceme- was quoted as saying, "He’s not “ I chiefs by Mayor Frank McOoy units, and cited poetry as an -Asked 11 he had to figure texts finding a place to sleep. me with being a communist and shower and a rest and continue tan year ‘round! Com- •*! Ftmeral services will be Mon this week. ______:._example. It’s covered here and supplies even under the one tery. here.” CSialrman Abraham Riblcoff, 1 3 _ X 'i ^ l - f . Shanley gave examples of enrerytotog else.” The priest on their Journey. “Other coun- plete with protective day at 2 p.m. at the Curtis Fu After further questioning, she D-Cbnn., thanked Peterson tor l 3 c i r j J C r O A i H U l In his letter to Rockville Chief there throughout many English projected increase, could 24.70 Friends may call at the funer runaways: “Kids who are from also said he predicted a heroin tries, like Canada have listened goggles.# S5355SS neral Home, 6 Bay St., New said, “Get me out of the door.” Dwiald Maguda, the mayor courses but a semester of poet- I** within the budget and port, Vt. Burial will be in the al home tonl^t from 7 to 9. not invoking the Fifth Amehd- w turbed homes whose parents epidemic will hit every school and they have them, ’ITien on the outside, police quot commended him lor the serv- ^^uld accOmpUsh a far “HI* Fo ®*> semesters, Olson said depend on ^ c o te l as a major from elementary to high school Derby (Vt.) Cemetery. Icee his department provides greater understanding of it question to 'Even after all this,” toe Sperti Portable Sun Lamp ed her as saying, “Yeah, he’s to but told him Proposed Bill ingredient for their existance; In this country to toe next three priest said, “these kids have an There are no calling hours. "I think it’s much more repre- the town. He menUoned the fire ^ board imember h*® "*‘"‘1 *‘® wS The Holmes Funeral Home, there.” .a liome where parents are years. “This Is fast becoming Insatiable lust for life and a Sun Valley model. 400 Two Boards Set ------A,------^ could. ‘hawks’ or racist. They do not Our 400 Main St., was in charge of a reality right now but toe great thirst for the transcen watt Spertilite ultra Reg. local arrangements. want toe ’nigger’ to their town, American people don’t want to dental.” m Budget Study bp brtbb* rnm. are haters of the.poor and care violet bulb. Goggles in 17.99 „„„ ., fight a proposal to permit men firemen were extremely co take a good hard look at con know what’s coming,” he said. In c h^chester She was o operating budget and a 382,- hundreds of U.S. helicopters. nam. creased, the barbers urged the in the letter to Vernon Fire7 of certain subjects is too much, vsi Sport Mart; Town Line Auto runaways under 17 yeru^ of age Twin Caldor Vernon lO years ago. b v,„so-. Hie U.S, Command also an- Faulks was once general man- Public Health Safety Committee cSiief William Johnston, Shanley stressed alienation is runaways under 17 years of age LONDON — The umbrella be- employed as a secretary at 8«> ^apltal Improvement budg- “ ® to which case a half year might vs. Wanats. the major ingredient to drug come to Boston each year, with came popular to FYance and Size PricedI et. The operating budget is 31,- noimced the firs* American mil- ^ger of Envoy Internationa, to kill the bill, which was intro- mayor also thanked P ratt and Whitney Division of . be Just enough; and he suggest- Honor Student addiction as he aald every Ih® average age being 16. Fifty- Italy before It was introduced to partment for its “ '7 ®®' ” ®. ed that science might fall into 9.87 Mark Wright, son of Mr. and sillenated kid on toe street te on three per cent of these are England by one Jonas Hanway I Choice of attractive colors, nylon bind- 2.94 3.44 mentioned as oim . . . this category especlaUy for the Mrs. Norman Wright of South drugs. The major cause of girls and one out of six are on in the 1780s; His umbrella pro gett Myers "I ing. 2 year replacement guarantee. 1962. rers looacco «jo.. ^ . . . o. noncollege-bound student. River Rd. has achieved honors allenatton te the feeling of pow- heroin. "Some 140,000 of my tected )dm from showers ot ' r ommended by Superintendent of June 30. and other nationaUy known Britain, the committee chair- the highway and also assisting o,iiJrintenAMitte Hunnort for the second marking period eriessness and helplessness people are dead ot drugs and fruit and vegetables thrown by •Double •Double • Leslie West - “Mountain” • Mountain - “Qiriibing” Private funeral services will Schools Donald J. Hennigan on A spokesman said a member man, won enough support on a to searches for missing persons. P® t , a be held at Holmes Funeral of a U.8. bomb demolition team at Windham Technical School. which is the "emoOtm prior to times toe number of men killed Londoners who considered toe 1 Control 1187 2 Controls 1/187 * Mountain - “Nantucket Sieighride” •Partridge Family - “1 Feb. 1. ______second attempt to caU an execu- This department, too, was 3“P ® 7 ^ 7 ^ " ‘ ^ To Attend Dinner violence.” ,\ vlet nam,” toe "street priest” new gadget slsslfled. Home, 400 Mato St., Manches The two boards can meet a was killed Thursday morning tive session on whether to con- compUmented for assisting in Keimeth MacKe e s e - to Reg. 15.99 Reg. 18.99 1 ^ Think 1 Love You” • Fifth Dimension - “Portrait” First Selectman and Mrs. ter. The Rev. Carl Saunders of second time until March 27, un \riiile defusing a Cambodian ar slder the blU further. Behind giving reUef to flooded areas toltely favors the plan. On the South United Methodist Church, less Board of Education Chair tillery shell at the Phnom Penh Girl Denies closed doors, a majority of the plus supplying water during subject of the necessa^ cui- ^ l e . E. ’IhUaultjrill ^ Manches^r, will officiate, ^ur- airport. Ihe shell was one y ness and-that waa all.” Parishioners _pro Banquet stunmer team) means [ money OF THE SPECIALS HERE! ■^5^. MaxweU was bom May St. « t The Vernon Elementary board made clear there ’ June Linton is substituting for ’’What did you feel after you (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Quatrale. Mrs. Linton can W ildcat 7, 1893, to Ireland, son of Wil- tore of Isabel^ vrill have a stabbed her,” she was asked. School p r o will sponsor a vvouldn’t be money to the bud- uWm and Annie Cummings mtol-auctl^ ^ ® ? ^ y 7 In Janu ary “Nothing . . . It was Just there Some of the testimony Includ- father-son beinquet, Monday at that.” be resiched by calling 878-3009 Interchange- Maxwell, and had lived to ^°“® ^ Barrett, or writing to 29 White BL, Bock- Sleeping Bag able f/1.8| Dessert wUl (Continued from Page One) and like it was right.” ed these statements: 6 p.m. to- the school cafeteria. gome of the subject areas MancnesierManchester forlOr l.V H5 years. He 36 Deepwood Dr. J “What did you feel as you —A study, conducted by the Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Colan- would be affected, were vlUe. > coated lens. | was employed at Cheney Bros., l>® served at ff!80 p.m., and the would receive wage to- left? Association of Superintendents goto are chairmen of the event spotlighted. Department heads Two tone nylon outer- Our R«9- 12.99 Twin cds ex-i and before his I retirement 10 auctlmi will begin at 7:30. Mem- Qreaaeo based on the Consumer Her memories, she said, are of Eastern Connecticut conclud- which -will start -with a potluck math, home economics and shell contains 3 lbs. posure system. | I years ago, he walp employed as '"'HI *>rlng articlra for the p^ce Index for January of any- of "reaction .. . It’s all a pic- ^ that local education costs supper and be followed by a industrial arts discussed their polyester. Full 100” a custodian at The Herald. He ®®l® u*" contact the hostess to y^ere from one to eight cents tore of motion and reactlwi. I ranged from 3600 to 31,300 canine obedience program un- gubjggts to terms of semesters. Board Asked a U.8 . Army veteran” of" I*®'’® Horns picked up. per hour. weather stripped zip was can’t remember details. There per student last year and the •*®*' ll'® direction of the Con- ^ jjjg guidance director. per. Nylon innershell. 8.77 ' \, World War I, and a member An accompanying report on was some man I was tying up. I property tax is the most unequal necOcut Canine Training Cen- mghard Rycroft, wlioee work of the American Legion. The father-son basketball purchasing power of ruik and "To Allot Sum the benefit of the - . .t remember looking up and way to support education. The I®*" Newington. concerns subject counseling Survivors, benides his ^ e , game for me oeneni oi me workers showed their real Sadie was fighting vrith two asooclatlon supports a 3300 per T**®®® planning, to attend the scheduling, are a son Wilfred Maucwell of Verplanck School PTA wUl be earnings advanced 11 cents women. I remember I Just got pupU grant next year, according banquet are asked to bring industrial arte depart- To Libraries I #ANT-30 Slumber Bag, 1 ~| 8 8 Scribbage by Lowe P arker Bolttm; a daughter, - Miss played Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. to from December to Januaryup and went over and I was to Albert Klikln, assistant super- tlw>lr ®»n idace settings as well , the coUege-boUnd I Reg. 15.97...... J L I Lynette Maxwell ot Manches- the school gymnasium. principally because of reduc- fighting.” totendm______to Vermm.______as a food contribution. Bever- noncrflege-bouiul stu- The Board' of Directors -will Our Reg. 1.99 Pen & Pencil Set ter- tw o bretherer'WHllam Max------tlons to federal income tax with- —Seven months after the ap- ®Fee and rolls will be provided would benefit from the be asked to appropriate 39,- #1500 Mummy Bag, ! 1 Q 88 well ot Manchester and James Airman Frank V. Pearson, son Our Reg. 2.95 holding rates. y proval of a -law providing state l^^ committee semester approach. Depart- 83®.92 to the Ubrary to the I Reg. 19.97...... - t O f Maxwell to Ireland; two sisters, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pear- Gross .average weekly earn aid for sriiool construction, the ment head James AUely ex- Mrs. Jeannie Greg;son and Mrs. son of 40 Auburn Rd. has re- ings ^ of production______and— nonsu- Visit Scheduled ’ plained that it would allow that General Fund Budget at the at state had /received application Maude Mackel, both to Ireland; celved his first rmai meeting the tractively gift[ ficiate. Burial will be in East and duty to the supply field. blood takes only an hour of boxed. Cemetery, .Remains Active time and the willingness to “substantial increase” to aid temoon, and charged with more easUy on the semester quesUon of sewer and water ex- Friends may call at the fu U.S. Air Force Capt. Charles By UNDA BUBBY help save a life. grants, and 80 per cent relm- deserUon from the U.S. Army, baste. tensions to service la neral home tonight from 7 to 9. D. Towle, son of Mr. and Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) -- The ’This will be the first oppor bursement for local busing costs. Philip Fries, 22, of 49 Vemon'' ^ven glris could m ^ e good center idanned at HUtetown^M ®1°®1' market broadened its d e -tunity___ _ for those____ persons_____ to ^ve —The state should impose Ave., RockvUle, was taken to use of the flx-lt course planned and Spencer St virlli be Charles S. Towle of 204 Qreent some sort of control on the the Hartford Correctional COn- for next year, however one Frank O. Jones Rd. is attending the Ate'Uni- ®H"® more rererved but stlU who donated during the up. BYank Cleveland Jones, 83, versity’s Squadron Officer active traxltog today. special '“Save-A-Life Sunday” ’•roulette game” of towns rate- ter to await arrival of mUltary semester would be enough prob- According to Thwn Manager At noon the Dow Jones aver- drawing to December. It is ing salaries to attract teachers, authorities. ably. For Uie student who the new slumping center U ^ e r Portable TV formerly of 116 Mato St., died School at Maxwell AFB, Ala. A said Edward J. Babley Jr., first Raymond B. Morse, 24, of 47 doesn’t know) where he’s gotog, Robert Wetes, last night at ah out-of-town i960 graduate of Manchester T hoped that many of the regular lhel971\^n£raftMrslotl81 hospital. He was the husband High School, he received his sliced to 880.07, donors as well as some of the selectman of Wolcott. He criU- Cotteg6 St., Manchester, was ar- a one-semester commitment to centered around how the utility ' Super Compact! —? Super Valuel— Declines led..X. advances on the J .. clzed legislators for giving “Up rested this morning on a war- shop lets him get hte hands installation wUl be financed. 18 feet of the smoothest riding, driest, most stable hull on water. of Mrs. Florence Fhrris Jones b .A. to English literature from Head & Shoulders New York Stock Exchange by "®J^ service” to ^ucaU on aid bUls rant issued by Circuit Ckwrt 12 dirty finding out U this te what There ere two noaslbte Designed ^ Dick Cole, the inventor of the Cathedral hull, the Airsidt has Our Reg. 96.70 of Vernon. the University of Connecticut to three true Vs to cut the waves in any direction, and stay stable at any angle Mr. Jones 'was bom Sept. 10, i960. His wife, Patricia, is the more than 3 to 1. Analysts ^ every session he has at- char more Interested to buying than Blood Program supplied to the “onerous altemattves” of rate- of 184 Vemon Ave., RockvUle, been added to the usual cook- t^e new center iindr -What’s more, the 18' Airslot looks as beautiful as she rides. Stan* Special! ness to Manebester for 20 years Thomas J. F^rr, son of Mr. UubreakableTube seUtog. They attributed the Manchester HosplW 1.837 utote ing already "crippUng;; property was charged with faUure to tag and sewingsew^coursra, course^ ^™ e n aa/tto / uj* other timjHan, ^ th the e ^ devek^er e l m ^ and retired about 20 years ago. and Mrs. Joseph N. Farr of downturn to profit tniring and of whole blood. During this L dardequipmentIncludessleeper-loungeseat, pedestal seat*storagecurtains, I fl.5 oz., 1.85 Size...... ;i.:^:..:...;^---OOC taxes or cutting drastically local grant riZ'' /• /. v.{
PAGE T E k MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTTJR. CONN.. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1«, 1971 ’ JiANCHEmT®~E\feNlNG ilERALDj MANbHtiSTEB, (50NN„ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY PAGE ELEVEN on a storage trailer at the summer when children in the Barbara Rd., Vernon; Mbs. Mrs. Irene C. Baldwin, 172 Drug Center Wholesale Tire Co. on Broad kt. Manchester Edith A. McCarthy, 63 B i^ ll School St.; Joseph A. Gallant, Director Asks neighborhood walk to Waddell and stole 8 radial tires, valued Hospital Phone Directoi^ Pool, lighting on W. Middle Babbidge Speyer St.; Mrs. R os a Mcljuskle, 89 Olcott Dr.; Alan C. Krob, The Drug Advisory Center, at neatly |800. T The telephone number for Hospital Notes Meadows Convalescent Home; FOGARTY BROL INC. Tpke. is poor from Broad St. 119 M aple St.; M rs. Dellna 81 Russell St., is observing Manchester Memorial Hospi VISTTINO HOUB8 Mrs. Marie T. Parent, Wrights Calllouette, 119 - Center S t.; S19 BBOAD STREET—MANGHBBTllB Police Stress to Main S.t., the group Eilso the following schedule: Comment Sometime during the last tal was changed a few Intermediate Gore Semi- MiU R d., Coventry. Robert A. 'White Jr., lo Foster Telephoiie S49-45S9 claim ed. I three days a movie projector At Chamber Diimer Monday through Friday, months ago, but too late to private, noon-2 p.m., and-4 pan.- Also, Jmmerce, through Saturday from 6 St.;M ichael J. McMahon, East BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN of Directors were"”on hand last They also said that the new hole on Tower Rd. caused his any time except noon-2 p.m.; South Windsor; Jacqueline OIL H Q A T Robert Weiss that'he meet with Wednesday, April 21, at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, p.m. to 8 a.m. Hartford; John L. Cavagnaro, night to hear assorted comments traffic light at Princeton St. and car to veer Into a snow bank othen, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Tifor, 161 Kelley Rd., South Police Chief Janies Reardon itU was iVdd CallllvUliC-wVAannounced today. vV/UA^ • For drug advisory infor Manchester Man Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 103 Ridge St.; Mrs. Marcy and suggestions from- several E. Middle Tpke. is doing more ■fhere will be a social hour at (™ W ), assistant U.S. commls- yesterday evening. Windsor; Cynthia A. Tracy, 336 Fuel Oil — Oil Burner Air Conditioning and try to come' up with a harm than good. They also said m ation, c a ll; 847-9222. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. Mar- Tabaka, 9 Anderson St.; John SolM and Service ! 24 Hour Curtombr Sendee Manchester residents. Directors 0 and dinner at 7. sloner of EducaUon, pd dlrec- mtenalve dare and Coronary Grantz, Wapping Wood Rd., means of cutting down on speed Donald Wells, Wayne Mantz, that on days when, court is in Last night someone threw a Pleads G uilty In va L. WUllams, 120 W addell WilUam R. Johnson, chair- tor of the Federal Division of Care: Immediate family only, R ockville. ing in Manchester. Wells' rec Vivian Ferguson and Jon Norris session, cars park too close to beer bottle through the kitchen Rd.; WiUlam D. Wilson, 147 man of -the- dinner—will- be- the - HSgbfir Education. Narcotics Count anytime, limited to 0vis minutes. Also, Mrs. Anna W. Palmer, ommendation was prompted by were present. Norris is a Lenox St. and cars have diffi In 1969 Dr. Babbidge was window of a Hartford Rd. home. Parker St.; Richard V. Woo- master of ceremonies. Ken «M FORD F-250 PICK UK Maternity: Fathers, ii a.m.- East Hartford; Martin D. two speeding complaints at a Democrat; the others are Re'- culty entering E. Middle Tpke. named by the U. S. Junior Police Log 1am, 1185 M ato St., South 'Wtod- Morgester's Orchestra wUl play CANANDAIGUA, N.Y. (A P I- 12:46 p.m., 'i and 6:80 p.m.-8 Tofeldt,_70 Mather St.; Mrs. directors' comment session last publlcans. from Lenox St. Chamber of Commerce as one A man told police his car was aor. - . for dancing. Two defendants pleaded guilty p.m .: otters,’ 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Elaine M. Wendus, . 41 Range Wh«n U m Occasion CaHs for Ftowors," night and other similar com One man asked why there Three men from Autumn St. of “ The 10 Outstanding Toung ARRiraTa damaged during the past week A highlight of the evening wlU and charges against a third 6:80p.m.'4 p.m. BIRTHS -YESTERDAY: A son Hill Dr., Rockville; Stanley plaints in the past. are no street signs in the Red complained about water set Men in the Nation." m 1901 he ’Thomas E ^rtin ->i a. t it was at a Hartford Rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Petty,' Think of The "^me^ing has got to be be the presentation of the "M " 8e*^ce station for repairs. were dropped Thursday in the Aj^''’lUmlts: 16 in maternity, Davis, 100 Merltoe Rd., Vernon; wood Farms area. He was told tling in their back and front WEIS awEirded the HESW Distln- probe of a drug raid and stu- 173 Wtodsorvllle Rd., South done and soon," Wells said after Hartford, and Kevin B. Sullivan, ______1 _ 12 in otter areas, no limit in Joseph H. Poulin, East Hart those streets have not yet been yards and in the street after gniished Service Award. dent-pirfice ccmfnnitatlon at Ho Windsor; a daughter to Mr. and last night's comment session. 22, o f E ast H artford, charged self-service. ford; Mrs. D o^ L. Rlckls, 20 ParkhiU-Joyce accepted as town streets. rain storms and thaws. The A native of West Newton, bart College." , 3>(rs. Rudolph Mahdalik, Staf Speaking of the recommenda with breach of peace, hist night Jensen St. . ' The same ihan asked why a runoff gets slick during quick Mass., Dr. Babbidge is a gradu Christopher ZagUo, 22, o f Man ford Springs; a son to Mr. and tion today, Weiss said that he aftqr a disturbance at 38 Ahsaldl C ollege O ffers Doe to constmdtton, paridng Also, Russell S. Wlllhide, white line could not be painted freezes, they said. They noted ate of Yale University, where chester, Oxm., and David Strat Flower Shop intends to meet with'Reardon.' Rd. where one of them alleged for emergencies Is severely re Mrs. Ramon Lata, 11 Griswold Glastonbury; Theresa M. Lu- down the center of Hlllstown Rd that there hav^ been three ac he taught for severed in ton, 21, o f Youngstown, N .Y., Frtmk Gakeler, Proprietor He explained that policemen yearti ly attempted to walk unbidden 12-Week Course stricted. The pnbUc Is urgently St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John pacchtoo, 68 Highland St.; Brian to improve safety. The man cidents in the area in the last the Depsirtment of AmerlcEtn withdrew their Innocent pleas 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER will be instructed to watch CHECK THESE through the front door. Tequested not to park near the Hodgdon, 147 Autumn St. T. Oienette, 140 Clinton Dr., also pointed out that there Is 10 days. ThCTe has also been Studies. He WEis the school's di On Area History to charges of possesslcm of dan (Next to Hartford National closely for speeders. emergency entrance except to DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: South Windsor; Mrs. John Ash a tree protruding'into the road quite a bit of excessive speed gerous drugs in the fourth de Bank ) Chief Reardon requested an rector o f fintuiclEd EildB. USED CAR ^James Daly, , of no certain The Institute of Local Hlstorir discharge emergency or wheel Mrs. Ann M- iPoole, East Hart ton and daughter, 88 Ifigh St.; • YES— ^WE D E LIVE R • near Wetherell St. up on Autumn St., according to 61 gree and pleaded g;ullty to re additional patrol district in his Reservations for the bEUiquet chair admissions. To pick up dis Mrs. Robert Rosenberg and Phones: 640-0791—S49-1448 The man complained abiSUT intoxl-^, Manchester C om m m uS^ duced charges of disorderly ford; Mrs. Eleanor B. Clinger, budget request for the current the men. may be made at the Manches BUYS cation, yesterday afternoon in lege Is offering a 12-week non charged patients, pleasp park In 360 Diane Dr., South l^ndsor; daughter 102 VTnthrop Rd. the fact that Hlllstown Rd. has conduct. ' fiscal year. The directors con One of these men spoke on ter Chamber of Commerce, 287 the hallway of 4 Pearl St. Daly ddlt, co^uLg S c a ^ ,,tte general lots first and the sunk a little at the 1-84 over They had been arrested with curred, but put off to April 1 behalf of the Manchester Jay- E. Center St. was taken to the Hartford Cor- 'coum^, sta rtln g ^ h T cT ^ nurse wlU Instruct you where to pass, creating a bump there. three others in thb June 6 cam the hiring date for the new per cees in favor of dredging Union rectlonal (Center in lieu of $25 es will be held Wednesdays pus drug raid that led to the drive to 0cfc up the patieiit. The directors explained that , Pond and developing the pond sonnel required. An additional bond. Ckxirt date M arch 8. through May 19 from 7 to 8;16 disorders when several hundred this Is essentially a state prob as a recreation area. patrol district requires four p.m. in Room 164 of Alanchea- students surrounded police cars. Patients 'Today: 280 more policemen, according to lem . Carl P. M cNeil, 16, of South Another man suggested to the Fire Calls ter High School. Authorities finally released the This Weiss. 'Windsor, charged with shop prisoners w th a promise of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: directors that unemployed ex- I______Examinations and papers will used car is Weiss said that he is allow lifting over $15 and under $60, amnesty, sajring they feared Mrs/ Nancy D. Ceppetelli, Dunn quaranteecJ GI's could be employed to do Group Thanked Eighth district firemen put 7U FORD «279S 69 TORINO «249S 69 FORD *2296 , . , _ ,. ^ , not be required. A certlflcate It leaves you just the make ing Chief Reardon to hire the yesterday at Caldor. CkHirt date wlU be awarded upon comple- worse trouble. Hill Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Emma 1 0 0 . necessary men as of April 1. He the maintenance and lubrication out a stove fire yesterday iiium- Cornish, 43 Edward St.; T racy For PA System ing about 10 at 84 Broad St. Mustang Mach I. 351 V-8, Cobra. 428 V-8, auto., pPW- Mustang ^ rts Roof. V-8, March 1; tlon of the course. A registra- But a special state g;rand jury has requested all other depart work on town trucks and equip investigating the disorders sub L. Courtney, Maple St., Ver ment. This work was recently The fire spread to the ..cabinets Hurst shifter, PS, buckets, er steering. auto., PS, sport deck. appears elsewhere in ments to postpone filling vacan Town MEUjnger R obert Weiss i WUUam A. T oce, 36, o f Glas- today’s Herald and wlU appear sequently indicted them. non; Edward L. Dimlow, East and color to worry about let out to bid. The man said aboVe ,the stove, but WEis ex console, wide ovals. Hartford; Terrance L. Dorsey, cies. hEis sent a l^ e r of appreciation tonbury, charged with non-sup- again next Friday. Tuition must ZagUo and Stratton, no longer that many former servicemen Dr. Homer Babbidge tinguished before it could go 34 Valley St.; Scott J. Dougan^ “I feel the polled problems to the Fire and Police Athletic® port, yesterday. H61d in 11m of be raaUed with jthe form students, are to be sentenced have been trained in this type farther. i 13 Santina Dr.; Donald E. Our 100% Guarantee* makes shopping for a used car as easy as shopping for a new car. All mandate that kind of action," Association thanking the mem $1,000 bond fo r court in ' East The course is dAajpied to be M arch 16. The state approved Weiss said. of work. award, the highest single honor 68 FORD 92696 69LTD *2696 of the reduced charges, saying Faulkner, 35 Mato St., South you have to, do is decide whether you like the looks of the car or not. Without having to worry bers for their donation of a pub whltdi the Chamber CEUi pay to Hartford today. erf particular interest to histor- Weiss noted, however, that the Six residents of Durant St. lic address system, at the Char- , Historic Places 68 FORD 92296 drugs were not found in ZagUo Windsor. ^ emyone. It is presented^ . EinnuEd- Cfountry Squire Station 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto.. ------icai society members. Historical about whether the car's going ta work or not. new men will not finish training complained about the water ter1 Oak skating area. The asso- , . . WASHINGTON (AP) — Pour and Stratton’s rooms, but in a Also, Arthur Flshbein, East ^ 1 \r T r» 1 cw \n o n a a rv n o H n Joyce B. Krar, 29, of 666 society and museum manage- until June. which settles in the street in ly to someone who tms made sites in Connecticut have been F-250 UtiUty. V-8, S-spead Wagon. V-8, CndsemaUc, air cend., PS, PB, PW, room shared by several persons. That's because only the used car-s that have passed our 16-point Inspection can get our guaran elation has also donated a pub- Wetherell St. charged with fall- ment, and information about Hartfeoti; Robert Fisher, East The town now has live patrol front of their homes after an outstanding contribution to added to the National Register transmission. Ebtoeptieiial PS, PB, am/fm radio. vinyl rofrf. Hartford; Mrs. Hlldegarde M. tee sign. Which is why we can promise the -rree repair or replacement of every major working lie address system at the ski ure to grant right of way at an ways to plan for the country’s districts. After April 1 there will storms. The group also told the the community. Historic Places, the condition. slope. intersection, yesterday evening 1976 bl-centennial are among Hesse, 48 Scott D r., Vernon; part be six. directors that the street sign Dr. Babbidge has been presl- interior Department announced Catherine Keman, Hartford; "This system," the letter at Center and Broad Sts. the subjects to be presented. Fish Re-Elected Chief Reardon has asked for for, the block cannot be seen reads, "along with the one that dent of the university since Thursday. Jpseirfi C. Kulbaskl, 233 VenuHi ' ------Other topics will include With Unlimited Mileoge. Up to 60 Days! a seventh district in his budget from W. M iddle Tpke. you donated at the Ski slope, is 1962. Before then he was vice They are: The Shaw Mansion, By Credit Union St.; M rs. Charlene M. La C9ia- for the coming year. Ilie residents of the area also a fine addition to our Town out- president of the AmericEui the Daniel Lathrop School and ★ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM ★ ACCIDENTS ivriting ^ local history in Con- pelle, 131 McKee St.; Mrs. On Main St. near Center St. necticut, use of pubUc records, So if you're looking for a ^ood used car, stop by. W e have a whole lot of different makes and His'plans call for the town to complained that traffic on W. door winter progrtim enjoy- Council of Education, He has the Leffingweii Inn, all in New Margaret L. Latog, 6 Wood- yesterday morning a parked historical arehitectural preser- Calvin Fish waa re-elected eventually have eight districts. Middle Tpke. goes too fast near ment, I want you to 'know how served as an assistant to the London County, and the Old stock Dr. colors to worry about. car belonging to J(*n R. Brit- vaticn, artifact preservation, president of the Manchester The town does have a radar Durant St., and that this is much the Town appreciates secretary of the Department unit, Weiss says, but it is difS- hazardous, particularly in the your generosity." Health, EMucation and Welfare fled in Hartford County. ney Sr. of Meriden rolled back- manuscrift care, genealogical South St., Rockville; Mrs. Joan trical tydam, with unllmitad milaaga, up to 60 dayi. wards into a parked panel and local industrial history re at the recent annual dinner cult to <^>erate on local streets FORD meeting. C. Mbrailer, South Coventry; and requires a good deal of truck belonging to a New York search, and g;ravest<»e rubbing Mrs. Patricia H. Munroe, 38 City firm. as an art form. Also re-elected were Edward NOBUICK manpower. Masker, vice president; and ___ i____ ^______69 25 -.*2695 67“ *S“!!L . *1395 W skytorfcSkylaili Cany.Cm I, Aatt« PS,*2295 DILLON SALES ind SERVICE, Inc. ------John F. Sutherland, institute !I, Aata»!!*i P*., Ortaa. Immacaiata. aatamaHc, PS, Blaa. Pn# I , ■Hn/WMtaBNm/ Tap. A written warning for failure director, is course coordinator, Daniel F. Boucher, treasurer. c o m e to 319 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER • 648-9146 to grant right of way was Issued Guest lecturers wdll be Herbert Mrs. 'Valerie Boland was elected secretary to succeed Mrs. Erls 76 !!"*-...-5AVE 6555S *1195 A ndover yesterday afternoon to Jack H. Darbee, Connecticut Historical 1971 COMETS ■irtomatic. PS, P*. Air CaaSmanMa. Baldlna of'Palmer, Mass, after Commission; Edward Gilbert, Jenack. Oraaa. Black vlayl raafa anmacplata. a coUlsftm at New State Rd. and Old Sturbridge VlUage; Prof. Named to the board of direc eavounwMu $1905 6 8 ^“ ® *2395 tors were Boucher, Masker, i n SttfMa WattR MG, / I M R I Car TFosfc Depot St. between his truck and CSiester M. Destier, Yale Unl- from $2217. 69SSi«-..*2495 red « frUM. ^^^^^^e^aO^sOp wvUUS^^Up a car driven by John W. Mur- verslty; Albert Harris, Man- Fish, Charles Kelson, Mrs. Mel- aatamattc, pawar alaarlaa, calar iraaa Ue Farr, WUUam Tansey, Gor ' araaa vinyl raaf. fiflyOLKSWAGEN SICQi; phy of 89 Edmund St. Chester Historical Society presi- V U Dalaxa SaSan, a«ta., ra4. I W W 65*£^S® « *1395 Scheduled _____ dent; Miss Frances A. Hoxle, don Getchell, Mrs. Boland and MORIARTY ■we wnnik mnee wcea Raymond Woodbridge. A written warning for foUow- Connecticut Historical Society; 695MtenwrtlCe!!!.“ M “m . .«. *1695 £7 VOLKSWAGEN SlJtlS M VOLKSWAGEN S1A1C w interize your car with a ^ ilex The directors voted a 30 per W f Dtlaw Saaaa laS. llr T W too closely waa issued last Thomas R. Lewis, assistant BROTHERS Dahna SaSaa, pray. I V I W By Firemen cent interest refim d o f $43,961.- eQVPLKSWAGEN m O E night to Beverly Brownsteln of professor of geogn^ihy at MOC; 68, and a 6^ per cent dividend W V KamM tlaflaii Waaan, ra«. "• ■ VW NO VOLKSWAGEN llftil!: Hie Andover Volunteer Fire 427 Main St. after a collision on Geoige A. Mackle, Connecticut [.31.1 ('enter St., Manchestei Ww oalaxa SaSta syhHa. I I T I O 68®«®®L_ *1895 Moriarty Bros, helps o f $09,668.83 to m em bers. < — G^cyla# BUteiMflGp peVNf BtBGHRGGrBlNBe DepEurtment Ims scheduled a Mhin 8t near Ford St. between Historical ^ Commission; „ and The following 1970 figures are Phone () 13-31 .'’.T 69 *2595 fiOfOND dll^CMWIIlGGBNa CEir ivash for Saturday at the her car and one driven by Ida TomUn^, Con- f e * “ " VVit-Paaa.- , ■ Saalra S Wmaa. . firehouse. N. Vallera of Wapping. necticut Va^y m ^ cal Mu- a comparison with those of fiCVOLKSWAQEN IlfA C MrtMlMtlC#lataikaHc, peWGf BtBerHD*DFMMG9. VGi* n DUNE BUGGY S17QC VWptradia paararti, tiC I I W The balEuice in the fire de- auto tune-uD ____ _ seum, Springfield, Mass. 1969: Number of members, V v Dehnct setftiip fid. ■ piurtment's trettsury luis fallen A collision last idght at Main The Institute of Local History 1,609, up 81; num ber o f loans t k t m fiftMUSTANG S1Q0C below the zero mark, and pro seeks to stimulate interest in m ade, 684, up 4; amount loaned, W paM’ PaMiaa iaa 1SOr. UarStaa, V W Paanack H -t sltol east" region from standing, $1,888,011, up $166,- Oean, Late MotM fers. • Electronic Carburetor Adjustment car driven by Robert B. Henry north along the 964; paid-in shares, $624,641, up river to Enfield, and east to An $75,960; assets in m em ber Cheuging $1 for a wet warii, • 6,000 Mile/120 day Written ^ ot 168 Union St. U S E D C A R S $1R95 dover and ToUaind. It serves as shares, $1,276,424, up $144,021. volimteer firemen will be on Guarantee PARTS hand between the hours of ilomi COMPLAINTS a resource center for local his Since its organization in 1938, • 30-step Precision Tune-up tory. Among several projects Top Prices Paid and 4 p.m. to scrub and scour T ... Som etim e yesterday .a car MTFCU has made 7,116 loans For All Makes! It y carrying on are an updated ® TED TRUDON ® ccun clean. They will use the Drive In for fast service or ctJI for an appointment was stolen from the Parkade totaUng $10,186,160. hose from the fire truck, to , , , ' history of Manchester and a hls- a ^ l^ r ^ , one was stolTO ^ sUte’a tobacco Employes of the boards of CARTER CHEVROUT give a high' pressure hosing frotn the driveway of a Rachel < education of Mancherter, Bol ROUTE 88, TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALGOTTVILLE, MANCHESTER 649-2838 down and hosing off. Rd. m>nrtment building. . ______;______ton, Vernon, Ellington, Stafford C O ., INC. The report for the fire .,de- Ask for Dotf* Springs, ToUand, and Union, 1229 Main S t peurtment fo r the period from Sometime Wednesday night a and employes of Manchester Phone 649-528S 249 BROAD STREET Union Rejected Jan. 8 through Feb. 12 shows S IM iE II strong box containing payroU parochial schools and Manches (Near the Patfcade ia Maiiniwter) that a total of six fire c^ls checks was taken from the Con- BRIDOEPORT (AP) — Regls- ter--Community—CoUege, w were made and 10 rescue truck soUdoted Laundry at 73 Sum- tered nurses at Bridgisport Hos- eligible to join MTFCU. calls. 6434197 niotiiiiniiM R-ir Do you feel the economy closing in on mlt St. N o sign o f forced entry pital voted 172-29 Thuikday to The rescue calls included anCBSi Mae. - 8a*. 84 you everywhere you turn? Well, it’s could be found. reject aii organizing bid by three trips to the Windham FITZGERALD not true at Moriarty Brothers! Do your ------_ _ Oouncll of the Connecticut FORD INC; Cmnmunity Memorial Hospital BONOB 1 9T Wednesday night 'fourtireiTTiJufses’'Association, Never A Parking in WlUimantic, and a total of MASTER CHAaCOB, O .A ,f. self .a favor and let us show you how were stolen from a car parked The secret ballot was super- seven trips to the Mcuichester easy it is to save money on a better car. Problem at In the rear of a Broad St. build- vised by the State Labor Memorial Hditpital. Ing. I Department. RUSSELL'S 1970 MUSTANG 1969 COBRA NEW F ire ccUls fo r this period in B roa^ X tt . H-top, 2M 6 epL eneina, elite snaa., iO TORINO ------A hospital spokesman said the Mweon. 2*.H4Qg^aale«tana.428«Dn hiahla* - tapyHafh vinyl raof,aaiDiMna. V-8 aw- cluded a cellcu* fire at a home BABBER SHOP twnv, peaaer Mearint, ipdio, deoer fraup, aatiaal aea- vhiylfoof,88,8n.a4ii aval tk^W O .adiiil aaw a ' 1$na, 8^L^F^$,.^adl^(, a^haal aaaarik on Andover Lake, a house fire 71 CAPR I Sometime Wednesday night hospital waa "deUghted" with Comer of Oak C Spruee Stv, someone broke a chain and lock the result. ghMmofa. No. 78 Meat ear awwanty. ^ m m mmm in Pine Ridge, cui electrical and Her* NOW! ' smoke call at a local home, and $2495. $AVE AIR COHDmONINS a num ber ot mutual edd calls made to assist neighboring fire Why should you buy departments. 196ST-BIRD Conv. School Lunches 1969 X L Conv. 1968 CHEV. Conv. -8 VeBow, H a * leg , aale tmna. V < enOna pea* >VaML,V-8anpb«paN Regular classes will be re kid, Me* sew, eirte tmwL. v engine, pewer sWi^ has PMMt bnkea rsM, WW. wtMsI eosen. lea radio. W8XV Urea, adwal aovwa. No. 138A sumed at the Andover Elemen SAVINGS SURPASSED tary School on Monday. Lunch 10 To Cho«M Prom eon menus at the school for a used domestic car $1095. $2095. $1795. the following week are as fol ONLY BY i r Choice WTof' \0999T9Colors mli B^aipmvRTEqolpmoot i f low s; Mcmday: Hot dog, mashed po Priced! 1970 FORD Truck tatoes, green beans, rolls, fruit. ------SELEGTION 1969 CUSTOM 500 1968 CHEV. Bel-Air t o Grom, L800,StMinttfonnttskd«»Hk Oiaan.4*.8adan, •rano. 381 V-8anpina8aM D a * U a a 4 * . Tuesday; Spaghetti with me^t From .V - 8lanphw , 'from an h tiiL P2S0 aak. Me.71A .,— WBWthaaantta No^88A scuice, green salad, carrOt *2395 iH sticks, Italian bread, coconut Bia ftUiaE OF MAKES, '5 , SPECIAL pudding. $AVE $ 875. -O Wednesday; Roast turkey, rice "SAFE BUY USED CARS" $1295. with gravy, com, cranberry imported car dealer? MODELS, .COLORS, EQUIPMENT sauce, fruit ^Uo. 11970 GALAXIE 500 1969 GALAXIE 500 1967MUSTANG Thursday; Orange juice, soup, D e * Mae, 2 * . H4eg, auto trans* 381 V-S engbia Blaa, 2 * . H-iag, aato tnna. 381 v-8 mpbie, power Otaan, 2 * . H lag , I ► trana., 8 ayt angina, radio. 'submarine scuidwiches, brownie Because of our guarantee. i looking 8hiny. Everything from the 170 FORD vbiyl foof, vbiyl tssfa FS. K , radia, VMN tbsa iHerWe.radle.pewarhrakeaWaWMIreawlieHeov- -I 1969 Piyniouth $2525 1968 Tempest $1825 1970 CheveHe $3075 WSW th aa wkaal eo pudding with topping. It says that for 30 days, no matter^’ battery and valve clearance to the fan “ Galaxle” 600 4-Door Sedan. Radio, automatic, power steor- Ctoatnm H ^ .V -8, auto., maindsr now ear WMCianly. .8274 ataramalndwof nawaarwawanty. N0.78A Friday; Moby IMcks, mashed Flipy HI flpt. CJpe. V-8, Malibu Spt Cpo- V-8, auto., how many miles you travel, if anything .= belt and horn is checked and double- *ii«. whitewalls, vinyl trim, factory air condition auto., PS, radio, heater, vi radio, heater, whitewalls. radio, PS, vinyl roof, heat^ . ------— $2695. ^ AIR CONDITIONING $2395. potatoes, tarter sauce, sliced er, whitewalls. $1445. carrots, com bread, vanilla conks out that was guaranteed not to checked first. - ing plus remainder of '5-year warranty 1 nyl roof, whitewalls. 1969 Dodge $2195 cream pie. conk out, we’ll fix it free. Only if the car passes our rigor 1967 CheveHe $1545 Dart Swiuger 2rl>r. Htp, 6-cyl., auto., radio, heater, 1968 Buicli $1725 Milk and bread and butter The engine, transmission, rear ous inspection does it get our guar MORIARTY 69 CHRYSLER ' 800 Deluxe 4-Dr. V-8, auto., Special Deluxe 4-Dr. V-8, 1970 FORD LTD 1969 FALCON 1967 FAIRLAN E X L sandwiches are served with all radio, heater, uttltewalls. yriiltewalls. Vsllow, 2 dr. H-tegb saw trana, H a * vinyl top, B h ia .2 * . a. a ale lia n ii. 8 a y t angina, I axle, front axle assemblies, brake sys antee. — auto.,' radio, heater, vdiite- Oeld, 2 dr. H-ieg, ealo trano, v-8 angina, baekei aaa m eals. "Newport” 4-Door Sedan. Radio, automatic, power bnkM, 1968 O kk. $2195 1965 Buicli $1325 walls. 381 V-8 tnglne, 88, FB. redle, KWH, adisel envsra N0.187A gaawr Hairing, paawr brakaa radio, VI8IM * a a Mo. tem and electrical system are the parts You see, we won’t take a chance power steering, vhltewalls, tinted glass, factory air Cutlass " 0 " Spt. Qpe. V*8, Skyltudc ap t. C po, V-8, auto., t o lemelndirneatssrwwatsnty .8284 Manchester Evening Herald, covered. And that’s everything that on any of our cars. Because we don’t BROTHERS conditioning, low mUeage, one-owner car. 9w64w auto., P8; PB, radio, heat PS, radio, heater, bueket 1970 CheveHe $3175 AIR CONDITIONING $ 3 1 9 5 , Andover correspondent, Anns er, whitewalls. seats, vriiltewaUs. Malibu Spt. Cpe. V-8, auta., $1395. $1395. Prlsina^ ' T el. 748-9847. makes a car tick. think you should \ Uncoln-Mercury 1966 Chev. $1395 1968 Chev. $1995 air cond., radio, heater, PS, Mind you, no car (domestic or PORSCHE vinyl roof, udiitewalls. have to take a W U lyt-Jeep 68 MERCURY Impala ^>t. Cpe. V-9, auto., Impato Spt. Cpe. V-8, auto., imported) gets this guarantee just by chance on them. , 1^ 0, heater, udiitewalls. PS, radio, heater, white AUDI 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic, power steering, power'brakes, walls. 1967 Fii^lrd $1725 Moaey Returned \- 1969 Chev. $2425 Convertible. OHC 6, auto., 301 CENTER STREET vinyl root, tinted gliuu, whitewalls, rear window AM AK 1970 Javelin $2795 ANNUAL TRUCK^41 T o S ile n t G uard Impala Spt. Sedan. V-8, PS, radio, heater, whlte- 1970 PORSCHE «3295 1989 FORD 1968 OHEV 91795 MANCHISTER defogger plus factory air conditi<»ing. auto., PS, radio, heater, S p t C ^ . v-8, auto., PS, walls. LOS A!NOELiE» (AP) — Do 91 4-4, appearance group, radio. Torino GT 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., Camaro. V-8, auto., vinyl ro*f, PS. whitewalls. radio, heater, whltewedlp. o n ALL 1971 FORDS IN STOCK minic Lopes, 27, a garage man PS. 68 VOLKSWAGEN 1967Cbrvoir $1095 1967 Dodge $1695 1970 Chev. $3345 ager, was driving to work when Dart "270" l$ t Qpe. 6-ewl., Impala ^ t Cpe. V-8, auto., 1985 FORD ^1195 1968 VW ^1745 1989 BMW 92295 M (»s a 4-Dr. Hardhq[>. SHirt., PS and power disc brakes, OVER 50 jTO CHOOSE FROM! an armored car pulled out of a 643-5135 Convertible. Radio, heater, automatic, whitewalls, 'auto.,, radio, heftier, white- auto., PS, radio, heKer, Mustang. -V-ST-autori—l-owner car.-— Squareback. Radial tires, am/fm ra 2002 2-Dr. Silver metallic. ^ udiltewalls. vin^ roof, radio, heater, diiveiway in front of him. a real nice car! ^ walls. vriiltewalls. dio. FIDO, 115, STYLESIDE, PICK-UP, R e d , 240 6cyl. Engine, The tnick’s rear door swung 1970 Chev. $3345 1966 Chevy II $1425 CO open and a large canvas beg fell' 1966 VW «1095 1986 VOLVO 91895 1986 PORSCHE 92995 Impala 4Dr. Htp. Auto., Nova Super-8. T . DiekNoaOMo 3 Speed Trans., 12501b. Rear Springs. Reer Step Bumper, to the pavement, he said later. e-cyl., auto., r^ o , heater, v l Low m iles. P-1800. Im m aculate condition. 911. Am/fm radio, 6-spd., red metallic. STILL A V-8, PS, air cotid., r^dlo, " I stopped and picked it nip 1970 MERCURY MONTEGOS heater, whitewalls. > bucket seats, whit anto.»P8, radio, heater, vl- N®- T2 SAVE $440.64 SALE PR ICE $250i 65 I and started honking my bom," FEW LEFT! oyl jrM L wtitevaBa. tO ) ' i said Lopes, "twt the truck kept (DEMONSTRATORS), 2-Dr. Hardtops, Wagons, 4-Deera A ‘A Good Place TO^ A Oar’ on g o in g /’ Broughams. All have radio, automatic, power steering, V-8 SALES. ' Hejwld the truck turned left engines and whitewalls; some vinyl roofs k power brakes. CHEVftOLfT - aiaS "all of a sudden it stopped, All low mileage. Nice.jelection of colors. All carry remain real fast. TUs guy came nm- ing Ford Motor Warranty of 6 Years/60,000 miles. SAVE C O .. I N C . INCORPORATED nlqg back in a hurry and I TED CARTER F0R9 yrtled, ‘I’ve got the money;.’’ CONVENIENT Hartford Na>^tk m al Bank Time Payment Plan The man took the bag, said "Over 35 Years of Selling 6 Servicing Chevrolets" -Lopea, and muttered, "Thanks, POPS bud" then got back in the.truck 2 3 6 9 T t t W n n O E 1226 MAIN 8T. — OPEN EVENINOB TILL t — THHB8. TILL 6 — BfANCHBSTER and pulled away. ROUTE A WHOHESTER MPf7U Read Herald AdvertisementB • \ • \ ' 1 i ; / J ■ \ •A = /
PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER BVETO0 ALP/M ANC«E^B. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19/ 1971 MANCHEStES EVENING HB^ALD.) MANCHESTER. CONN,, FRIDAY, I PAGE THIRTB3EN THE T a r g e t Austria Ski Ace Eagles Herald Angle Calvin Murphy on By Shows the Way EARL YOS7 f I It. I it! * __ Sports Editor KINGFIELD, Maine (AP)-^The world’s best Alpine But Knicks Hpld On, Win skiers took their second downhill run on Sugarloaf le from Behind SAN DIEGO (A P )—The Jumped ahead 110-98 and were Murphy flipped the ball to a 42-25 record atop the NBA’e Mounta^’a Narrow Gauge Trail today, with Austria’s ■, I Class L Pa&rmgs Anxiously Awaited rolling, in came Mutphy agsdn Hayes on the left side, 20 feet Atlantic DIvIsIoti. Annemarie Proell looking _ to increase -----her World------______Cup^ead/^ Much attention will befocused on the ratings and pair- ^ooWe to bring the home team. back, out, and as Elvin yriilrled, the The defeat leaves San Diego France’s Henri Duvillard Jooking to catch the lead- mgs of qualified teams in the annual CIAC Basketball t h r m t l e ^ Hls clutch basket- and free buzzer sounded. 'The game was 29-38, 12 games back—of -Los ' er. Defeat Xavier Tournaments which will be released late Saturday af- little man Miopting put the Rockets over, Angeles in the Pacific Diyislm. Miss Proell, ah 18-year-old temobn. Of particular interest in this area is how East coach and when only a point down vrith Ave "Ai'As a rookie, my Job is to In the only other pro 'baskel- farmer’s, daughter from Klein- ByPATMcCABE orders,” Murphy ex- ball game played^ At Portland, Year’ s T o p “ We played a real, good game. Xavier was on top a Catholic High and South Windsor High will wind up in ck ar^ , the seconds to pia^ foUow or, hart; increased her-World-Cup tBOWLlMGy Indians’ Skein Ends Notch 20th Triumph •the LargeLartre Sch'oolSchool categoryc a t e o o r v ------______- ______— world champion Kmcks had Larry Siegfried, acting Rocket plained. " Don’t be a hero on the Los Angeles Lakers romped lead Hiursday with her first few times but we didn’t crack. We kept our poise and your own." He admitted he over the TrAil Blazers 136-114. S^to Windsor lugh is ex- act at South Cethollc High has emerged with a 1 1 6 -1 1 5 vie- Hannum was Ring Award downhill victory of toe season, waited for our chances. It seems fitting that the two tory. ejected on technical fouls, thought about shooting or driv- The I.iMfers broke the game winning Europe's., traditional pected to be ranked No. 1 on joe Retlly as head man and called tlnie out and" set up toe ing but “my orders were to wide open in toe second period guys who got the least notice this year led the way in With Loss in Finale But not before the smaUest Arlberg Kandahar, held in toe Uiis one," said an elated coach, Routing East Granby the strength of a perfect 20-0 brother Gene Reilly as his as- "«i. waure me amaueBi . . feel l did mv iob as vrith 14 atraleht nolnts and To Buchanan United States for the first time Stan Ogrodnlk. This statement By DEAN YOST "tt was supposed to be a drive I was tL ^ ' -" 'SSted the resfof toe way for in its 45-year history. came after East Catholic High ^ Inconsistent job of calling fouls by officials Ed Bata- By DENNIS FAVAZZA 17^ f^ovdng last nlghi'p Hart- East Side ■ bwber, will handle Bw ket^ A ^ la ti^ to a bucket by Stu Lantz. We Murphy wound up with 28 their fourth victory in a row NEW YORK (AP) — Although The race, originally scheduled captured an unprecedented _ ^ gowski and Rich Marietta last night and a fired-up ford County Conference cUnch- toe Ninth Hole concession stand «me gave New RpnreYork 'Thiinwinv knew they’d ^ « converge------o - —Elvin Hayes. toe lesigue, ' for 72 points among them for world heavyweight champion, snow cover. Xavier of Middletown, 69-S6,. be Y JUNIORS East Granby’s defense with a power-packed offense en Phyllis Alien 178-463, EWher snapped a four-game Man- day night, March 'IS at UConn. Eveprthlng on toe basketball Rockets inserted Calvin Murphy g ig John Trapp passed toe Hayes, who was l3-of-30 from Los Angeles. Goodrich provided the biggest fighter of 1970, in toe ! Duvlllard, a downhill and fore a full house at the winner’s ’The Royals''defeated the R^bk- route to a scorching 96-52 victory, before a j^ -p w k e d Derencfa 467, Ann PelligrineUi Chester wlimlng skein. ’The and a 60-45 third quarter m ar gym at BlUngton. Coach Bob South would be in the upper plays first base with in toe linetq> and toe graduate bail fo to Murphy, who wheeled to® field, had 33 points but Walt most of the scoring impetus eyes of toe Boxing writers Asso- giant slalomspecialist, now ap- gym . ets last nlgitt, 66-44, in thcT Hrst 460. Mike Muschko 231, Jerry E agles ended the season with gin. ’That was the Closest Man Healy’s KnlghU, now 20-0, Mt bracket and East In the lower H?® nine . . . Several of Niagara sparked a comeback, and drove to toe right. He was Frazier of toe Knicks had 36 with 28 points and Erickson and game of a doubleheadw. Don ciaticn, was 6-foot-,7%' Ken Bu- pears to have the best chance of Those two “least noticed" Coro 221, Bob Grote 212, Ron “ 8-8 league mark whUe the chester could get in the sOcond a torrid pace last night from the bracket. fbl® part Once New York led 16-4 but 20 feet from toe basket and and Dick (Barnett added 27 for Hairston chipped In with 22 chanan of Scotland. capturing toe World Cup. He Pagahl (25),’ Dave^..JlleUhman- Eagles, Ken Tomczuk and Ron G agne' 209-869, Phil DeLucco Indians are 9-7 and 10-8 overall. half. Arst tick of the clock shooting at However, if East winds up No. be tossing In Murphy brought his men back clear enough for a shot. More the winners. each. (Buchanan, who lost toe only finished second behind Switzer- (20) and Steve B r^ ett (16) led Slemlenski, tiimed the trick as 202, Ray Rowett 200, A1 Rodonls Manchester erected an 11- From the Aeld the losers 'shot a 49 per cent cUp in the Arst 3, it will be in toe upper bracket ^^® ® halftime and 83-80 than 7,800 fans pleaded with The victory was only the sec- Rookie Geoff Petrie of toe figTit o t his ca reer In 1970 but the winners. Fpr the Rockets, land’s Bernhard Russl. Thurs the locals received one of their 661. point margin early in the sec a miserable 31 per cent hitting half, dominating the full 82 min- - and toe two area powers would Simsbury, after three periods. j,lm to drive slid shoot; three ond in toe last nine New York Trail Blazers garnered game- also'won toe world lightweigfht day, picking up 16 points in the Jeff Itea hoopM 13 and Steve stlffest challenges of the cam ond quarter but the Eagles took on only 20 o f 64 attempts. On be paired in toe semifinals, if Then, when toe Knicks seconds reniained. games, leaving toe Knicks with scoring laurels with 36 points. title, was voted the Edward J. standings, giving him 121. Dwyer’ 10 points, utes of play. paign by a deliberate Falcon DD8TT — Lou PoUnski 207- advantage of numerous Indian the line, Manchester was 18-^. A tenacious Knight defense successful in Arst round and Here ’ n ’There Neil Memorial troi^iy Thursday The remaindet* of the-schedule five that was in the game until 862, Harry P lecity 200-200-660, turnovers to break at the half The winners weren’t much bet In the afcond game the Knlcks as fighter of toe year. led by unsung heroes Joe Peters quarterfinal games. “My favorite move is toe now appears to be in his favor. the final seconds of play. Nick M archesanl 203, Vic leading 34-31. ter in Aeld goals hitting on 23 d e fe a t^ ' the CavaUers, 61-43. The upper bracket will con The stylish boxer edged Fra He trails teammate Patrick R ay .SUlUvan (26), C2iris Saun- and Luke Brahn, paced' the stagger move," Calvin Murphy Tbmczuk, connecting on nine Squadrito 224-660, Ernie Whii>- Wethersfield totaled 26 second of 64 shots attempts for 43 per Purple and White through the sist of toe No. 1 vs. No. 9, No. Doug Griffiu zier 14-13 in a n m off vote. All Russel by four points, but three ple 203, Ted BldweU 202-888, d^^ (16) and Tom ’Tucker (9) of toe San Diego Rockets re of 13 floor attempts, has gmie period points while holding the cent. From the ' charity stripe. Arst three stanzas, sweeping 6 vs. No. 13, No. 3 VB. No. 11 was third on toe first ballot. of toe remaining six World Cup Conrad Sullivan 206-216-597, Joe scrappy Indians to only 12 mark- lOT the way. For the loeers, ports. "I dribble down court, unnoticed for his offensive the Eagles netted a mere 19 of their bewildered opponent off and No 7 vs. No. 16 teams. The Don Dunphy, whose voice has races are giant slaloms where Lauzon 214-588, Joe Sokola 223. ers. ■Bruce Davidson (18) and Dave give a couple of these (shakes Joins RSox prowess due to a great defen 36 attempts. / Uie court with a blazing fast lower bracket will be No 2 vs. brought a multitude of fights to Russel can gain a maximum < of "General turnovers hurt M^a Bidwell (9) were high. his shoulders) fakes. If he (de fans throughout to^ world, was. five points. Duvillard, however, sive ability. However, last night During the course of the con break. ' No. 10, No. 6 vs. No. 14, No. 4 fender) falls back, I pull up for SILK CITY—Gunnar Larson test there were eight lead lot," stated Moriarty, “The/Wds, Florida Camp named winner of toe James J. could pick up 24 points with vlc- it was the Junior guard’s long- WEST SIDEJSCX) ------Eki Mathews hauled in IS Arst . vs. No. 12 and No. 8 vs No. 16. toe Jumper. If he comes at me, 209, Ed Barrett 211, R ollo Masse changes with the winners fin I guess, were psycl^ogially Walker Memorial Award for lories in any two of toe giant range sniping and drive shoot 'Die upset of the year' saw half rebounds yrhlle scoring 11 This pairing system will apply I go around him—best move ing that brought Eagle parti 206-686, R ick M erritt 204, Ed ally taking the advantage at the down, after bloivhi^ them WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) long and meritorious service to slaloms. Daniels 200-253-646, Frank Gallas the Ostro-Sonics, losers of points in his most impressive to all four classes, Double L, in toe world.” . . . Did you sans to their feet. He came 1:48 mark of the third period. (Wethersfield) off caller in the — Rookie second baseman Doug boxing. Russi, a technical designer 227, Jim Stamler 217^78, Lenny their last five games^’ 'biSt'(he play of the season. Pin-point L, M and S. ever hear of a seven-footer Another easy winner was Dick away with scoring honors, net KEN TOMCZXFK "We weie reaUy building season.’’ / who didn’t begin international Mulnite 201, Frank Pitts 206, Johnson Jumpers, winners of passing and a phenominal shoot Can South Windsor beat East leading the fast break 'in bas- Griffin of the Boston Red Sox is Sadler, manager of unbeaten ting 18 markers. Close bdiind momentum, winning four in a The Eagles placed three play racing until last year, moved Lou Halpryn 209, Charles Al- their last five, 32-28. ing performance by Court Catholic? My colleague, ~ Dean, ketball? Lew Alcindot* often does considered a flashy fielder, but heavyweight contender Geoige was Siemienski, who tallied 1? row, but this game killed us,” ers In doqble figures with into fifth place in toe standings gren 212-226-620, Bob Bassett 232- The Sonlcs tiailed all through Harhed led the KnlghU to a has gone on record—In print— it for toe Milwaukee Hawks. . . Mg George Scott, a EAncy Dan Forem an, who wem the Al Buck with 96 points. His time was points, connecting on eight of commented Manchester Coach Charlie Ayfers b o o in g 19 for Rain Washes 614. the game but got hot in the last 24-17 lead late in the Arst per as favoring Easl The pick here, Wes Unseld of toe Baltimore fii-gt bcuaemon, ■ may have to be Memorial Award of manager at 1:31:41 over toe relatively short Jim Moriarty. ”I hope that we the higlpMoring hcmors. Aiding la from the field, most of wMch quarter and outscored the iod. Ray Bedard’s three point if toe two shaAjtangle, is South Bullets, gave up basketball for convinced the year.' 8,220-foot course. don’t get Monday as our play Ayer^-^ere Captain BUI Pitkin were under the offensive EARLY BIROS—Vlvi Bayer Jumpers 13-3 to win. Wayne play at the 60 second mark and Windsor. five years after playing poor- ■ Buchanan lost his 1970 debut, Miss Proell now has 166 cup Out Tucson’s off date so I can have some andyYVank DiBattlsta with 16 BOB HEALY Siemienski was also a terror 144-129-390, ElUe Wincze 137, Ostrout’s 16 p<^ts and Kevin a 20 foot Jumper with thre* sec But it will never be known ly in the fifth grade because H®®**’ “e may not have a a 16-round devision to Spcuilard pointe, 23 more than her closest time to rebuild the spirit on a/id 13 m arkers. under the Falcon fiberglass, Barbara Callahan 134, iBert Bot-' Laskl’s 12 were best for the win onds leA gave the winners an which is better unless toe two ^ clumsiness. Today he’s chance to held a grounder with Miguel Velazquez in Madrid for challenger, defending chamidmi the club,” continued the coachy ' For the tourney-bound Indians, pulling down U rebounds to First Round Ucello 126. ners. For the losers, Red enjoyable 29-17 advantage start teams meet. , • one of toe most agile big men me on one side of him and Luis toe vacant European light Michele Jacot of France. complement his all around ...... four players hit Uie double Slilelds (7) and Rich Lauten- pj„ TUOSON, Arlz. (AP) — Offl- ’The Indians led at the ^ d digit mark with Rick Kleman Pats’ Five ing the seCMid period. In toe NBA. . . Just when it Aparicio on the other aide," weight title. “I don’t think I have wmi the of the first quarter, 19-9/but bach played well. dais tried again toiday to get in popping in 12 points, and J<^n Ellington continued to roU Offthe€uff ' appeared Manchester Hie 26-year-old Scot then won cup yet," toe freckle-faced Miss Long Night Wethersfield topped th^ other Eagle Captain Ed Fitzgerald u,e first round of the raln- Herdic, Jim Balesano and BiU And Bolton along In the secdnd canto under Versatile JT6m CJonran turned basketball team was ready to meeting Gritfln for toe toe rest of his 1970 fights, four Proell said after her victory. also reached the double c^lunm, plagued $110,000 Tucson Golf three with a 34-31 halfUfne edge. In the fine report on Manches- take the count, Cotuih Jim time, by decifdon and one by knock "There are several giant slal ATUOPtA. (AP) — Man Peoples had 11, 10 and 10 points Ranked No. 1 the briUlant playing of Mathews pumping in 14 points. Tournament while l,ee ’Trevino AMHERST. Maas. (AP) — ter High’s toumey-clinching de- Moriarty rallied his chargee and . , ^ . out, with one ot the decisions oms to go and Michele is very chester H ig h ’ s basketbaU / respectively. and Hamed. East Granby show T h e 10-9 tournament-bound got a reprieve from five three- Springfield OoUege was rated ,el^on over Maloney High of four straight wins resulted for bringing him the world light g;ood In the giant slalom." team Anally downed Fayette ScholanlAp Out Wetkenfleld (6S) Cage Losers ed spurts of brightness midway Falcons were led by the hot putt greens, P B F PU. No. 1. partiy because of a tough Meriden after Tuesday night’s the longest skein of the sea- ,, ® Tony Oonig- weight crown in a 16-rounder Miss ProeU’s time over the Ooiinty 106-103 Thursday but 4 Kafnlnskt 4- 7 4 through the period moving the shooting of Dick Augustine who 'Trevino, who has won the last MANqHEs;rh>R, n .h . (a p ) — schedule, in the New England Two potent scorers went at it game . . . Tom’s son. Chip, son. . . Give Rockville High one Ange^ toe 22-y^ against Icnnael Laguna imder a shorter women’s course was It took 10 overtim es to do It^ a (M<]or6 8 ball smoothly whUe'scoring con- garnered 17 points and Clem two Tucson titles, slogged in St. Anseln^ OoUege thinks col 6 l-a 13 Intercollegiate Wrestling Asso last n l^ t in Portland as Shawn has won his way up from toe good big man and toe team ?*^**", ^ b®*!* counted broiling sun in San Juan, Puerto 1.20:49. Jacqueline Roubier and o o 0 sistenUy for the Arst time. Turn Rico, in September. Betchelder who tossed in 12. with a 72 ’Ihursday, just mo- legiate mmrts have “grown too 3 5- e 19 ciation rankings announced to Keane for the hosts and Eric overs and cosUy fouls plagued freshman to toe varsity basket- would be a threat for Class A Isabelle Mir, both of France, Bast fintshes the regular sea- meats before a steady drizzle profe^mal’’ and plcms to 1 mUcki 16 day. Geer for Bolton pumped in 88 ball squad at Keene State Ool- Tournament honors. Coach Bob . ® t Another one of his decisions finished seco^ and third. (M) 3 the Crusaders- attack once son with a tremeiuious 17-1 ttimed into a heavy shower and Patriots Acquire 'Unue athletic scholarships i s o c l e s SpringAeld moved into first ^d 80 polnte re^cUvely. But ^ explosive Knights lege. Keene. NJI. The young- corlett has a good, talented was over previously unbeaten Hie best American perform 4-2 3 Donato Paduano in a 10-round won-lost record and awaits first forced cancellation .8x nvw ... “ "... mx'kirswl o I iio p w a s * D i.n x ’x tastic season. I think these boys *** replayed completely today, Uonal Football League club now ships vfero being abolished be- lowed by Ifessachusetts, Brown Smith of Storrs posted a major at South Windsor High. The York home that he "had a lot P^iwelll ger Bill Rigney, Minnesota pitcher Jim East lets pitcher Stan Williams push boxl^ Mined him, a staling vt., finished ninth. Cheryl Bech- a Balesano 3 4 « 10 upset over Coventry os they Jcadlng by a score of 64-38 at ovation from the seUout Madi finished with the second best round is is the Bay State Patricts.,- cause of "phlloeoptilcal and eco- 2 AfCstretta OO 2 and Clentral Connecticut. Trail over ______, , Springfield College grad has of fun in toe Turkey Day race ^ dolt of Tahoe City, Calif., was 4 2-3 10 him up to loosen leg muscles on first day of spring training for the ’T^ns. son Square Garden crowd. record in the school’s history.” fchedided Saturday with a 36- 'Hie board of directors voted nomic cotsideratians.’’ About 10 \ xf^man ing New Hampel re were Bos turned back the Patriots, 68-11$. *"(*rmlsslon. turned out a number of win (last Thanksgiving). I tried net 17th and Karen Budge ot Jack- 6 2-2 12 Buchanan’s Arst this year, Ogrodnlk added. The Eagle ««tJor Sunday, the name change Hiufnday, not- basketball scholarEhips have 2 McGee 2 26 7 ton University, Rhode Island, PORTLAND — The Highland- A Ared-up Ellington came ning squads and toe trick of to go 'all out’ so as to feel good position.-^.—. ^ son Hole, Wyo., 18th. which brought his record to 38-1, My puttin^T has gone a little Ing that the team rtb longer will been availaWe each year. Mar and Amberst. ers Jumped off to a quick 18-9 roaring out beginning the third going through an unbeaten the next day. and all went well. Griffin, who batited .326 and ^We’ll Find Out If I Can Really Manage’ F mentor put the season in a nut 23 Toteia SO 1626 66 was a 15-round decision over play home games' in B o s t x s i. ------first period odvantagie. pveir Bol- stanza by scoring M potnU to shell stating, "We acccII^>lish- sour,” commented Trevino, the campaign U no easy one. When certainly had a monater led the Pax^lfic Oooat League ton and never looked back. The the Cniaoders two giving the Ruben Navairo of Mexico in a ed our three^ major objectives, 1970 leading money winner and A 60,000-seq* stadium. under i • o - » s e i t - u turnout, and aU enjoyed It. Best with 36 stolen bases with Ha- Cancel 'F i^ t Plans winners although falling to Khlgbte their widest margin, title defense in Los Angeles. winning ‘th^ ‘SSc; champion. cohstnicuon.in Foxboro, about SdO Duckpui Single Stood TOT o5 1 eoTS from tehlnd to dump .. wall, was a virtual stranger 20 m iles 90iuth o f Boston, is due . ...*______" make toumomeid play Aniahed it was the hot of Buchanan is the fourth foreign BOSTON (AP) — Hie Roman season and beating Weaver. "A lot of it was the water. Cross Tue^y night it marted Haynes will be at East when he checked into (aiain Anderson Set for Challenge You’d think the water was going to be ready for the Patriots’ the season with an 8-12^ mark Homed and Peters who com- fighter to win xthe SS-year-okl Catholic Archdiocese of Boston East, which didn’t assume to hold up the baU, and, zoom, pre-e^ascm games next August. whUe Bolton dropped to 6-12. blned for 16 of thalr toam- Nell A'word, named for 'Hie As- bas cancelled plana to Miow a command until ihe final three you’re four feet pcust. So, next {BRly Sullivan, re-elected prea- oU^r w ln i^ players 33 point, that paved the Bociated Press booting writer telecast of the Muhammad AU- mlntues, led by no more than ‘Expected Record to Be Broken’ whd was killed while covering Jo® Ftnazier hedvyweight title time, you play it fast and the l^lmt of the club for the l()th netted double digits with De- way to an all-reeerve lineup dari, Swanson and Lynch hoop In»»$»ak »»>J41i WTpk. ft This is A banker from imdemeoith by very well. Saidella Says of Duckpin Feat Bolton’s Ken Bavier added 21 A sluggish offensive game in Channel 8 at 8:30 with Ralph Haven foUowlng the la ^ epl- ^ven a new u n l^ with No. 2 Ander80n says ''w e ’ll find ^ ^ replacement for Bob- ment. HO hits right-handed, but ex-heavyweight king Ingemar director of the CJothoUc radio in 1970, compared with a loss of this stanza by the Ckusade»T Sieml^iaki at the 3:16 mark of “And, I’m not thinking well, $474,000 in 1969. points to his team’s total. Edwards. The former St. Louis sct a lot of things on my By EARL YOST STXmRS — Bvenliv their and a ballhawUng defease by Cardinal star and ikall of Fam- ot Athletics Don Ormrod were Hawaii and toe one worn by An- „ y n l ’ s leading base steal- toe other side of the plate, too. Hg;er of Nigeria, former middle- announced the cancellation The team Agures to do much the Knights limited the kwers ahead but a Jumper by Jim mind and I’m In a fp^ out there. better in the new stadium. seasonal record to 9-9 Smith, er is one ot the all-time nice taken to task by toe university drews in Boston. He was as- afiTC- er last season. Tolan ruptured Veteran ifoutoipaw Bob 'Veale weight and light' heavyweight Thursday “due to the lack of re- I “Sure I expected my rec to Just eight points^. Wcsolccuch knotted the count j gi^t over a 2G*f)36ter and I’m Nearly 34,(X)0 season Ackets, a behind the scoring of Mike Buys encountered on toe sports president in toe now famous Mgned a locker next to Apart- Anderson guided toe C^cin- an Achilles tendon while playing was missing as the Flttsbiugh champ. sponse.” ord to be broken. I figured Jubilant fans could now re- — XT,---- X ------cio’s In toe clubhouse. natl Reds to the National basketball during toe off-season Pirates opened camp at Braden------at 49-all. The locals then went thinking about ^-putting in- Boston record, already have Swltchenko, Ted Stone and Bud beat Brother coaching Larry ineligible Faust case. on to score etgbt of the next 10 stead of th ln l^ about knocking been sold. with the way they have Gergler, posted an upset over main at ease as SHUngton seem "I’m really looking forward to League title last season as a and Is out at least until Jtme. ton, Fla., but manager Danny I points to run up a 59-62 lead it in the holi^’ But, as one wag asked: speeded up the alley that it 16-4 Coventry High. ed w ^ on Its way to a perfect Another Milestone for Great meeting Luis," Griffin said. "I freshman major leag(ue manag- Surveying the tuning up Job' Murtaug^ said toe star pitcher Russia versus United States with 36 seconds left. The 'Ttliscon National Golf ”How will Bay State look in would have been broken a TTiis was the third defeat for seaaon. R eserves Paul flfaulse, can learn a lot from him. Any bi baseball. his Big Red Marline needs it’s was expected by the weekend, Siemienski priced the Ektgles Club cpurse, a par 72 layout, the standings with New York, long time ago,” John the Patriots in their last six Shawn Dotuivan, and Oogne guy who has been around as Anderson finds toe 1971 pic- hardly any w6nd^''Anderson Elsewhere rookie Doug Grlf- in the finale collecting 11 of Us playe# even longer than its list Baltimore, Miami and Buffa "Sparkey” Saidella noted. The outings. added to the Knights nm-kway long as he has knows tricks I’ve ture a bit different today os commented “I ^eas we’ll find fin, expected to replace Mike In Garden Track Feature 17 m arkers. ed 7^306 yards. lo ? '’ 72-year-old. East Sider recent Coventry finished second In performance outacoring Cru- Howe Scores No. 850 never heard of.” he starts Ms sophomore season out now if I can really man- Andrews at second base for (Bos- East, faced with a strict de ly saw his 35-year-old Manches OOC com petition behind unde- sader reserves 20-9. Grlffln, who donned a untform ^^b the Reds at their spring age.” ton, checked in early at toe Red NEW YORK (AP) — Unbeat ,^ e mile matches Ryun and liberate style of play for the, ter duckpin bowling high single feated CromweU. EUlngtcn complied a UrO Just to pose tor xAiotographers Gaining camp at Tampa, Fla. The Baltimore Orioles, toe Sox camp at 'Winter Haven, Fla. en in New Yoric, Marty Uquori Mason with Chuck LaBenz, this Arst time this season, was h ^ record of 220 wiped oA the Tom Perracchlo p«H?peorky I^ le , Eiach of toe Russtana ia en Kerry Pearce, Rex Maddaford came the terse response. ydiich made Mm at least a 20- Vicente Romo and RogeUo Mor- tered in a .separate event, thus Tom czuk, ihe rem aining of 19,500 rocking rafter-jammed Madison Square Gar- ory. Tolala M 11 99 llevaWe 96 shots At>m floor and Kerry O’Brien, also from 10 period toTJft the team den "I remember the night weU," BaltM olnt spread, 37-36, after guard a pblnt in the last, critical against A1 Petke and Joe TVar- Rufini ■' ‘ ‘^ Mathews gnfoMng 3B. BoMnn today and drive to Flori ord in San D iego in 1968. three stanzas to set the stage "C3iarile had been coming B oyd a 2 Hie milestone goal proved to petition, RADK Liquori's biggest threat In the seven minutes. onite. We won the~match. Jensen 0 3 East Granby's record is now da. eatriano also vras reported for the spectacular fourth pe- through for us for 19 games, so / ^ be the winner as toe Detroit Howe, who adll be 43 Mdrch route by car. SALISBURY, Md. (A P)—Stanley Stanpinzak, the in 1,600 m eters wiU com e from . . . ____ ■ _____ t-Z _____a $6 M___ Carr was unconsolable in the “j held the record before that, 9-6 in NCOC play and 14-6 over riod play o t 'Siemienski and it- was our turn to win one for ToMs 27 u a Red Wings climbed from the 311, said he didn’t know he had ______Russian champion Mikhail Zhe- loser’s low-key dressing room. too. if you want to check the all. A dejected Bast amaby mythical marvel of the tennis circuit has suddenly come Tom czuk. him," said little Bill Mainor. Smith (M) East Division cellar with a 6-3 scored his 860th until he went to to life. ------Sports Dial lobovsky who has faced the W-< ixc/nwG 199 in 1929 B F Pts. had only two players in double lanova Olymi^an twice, losing 'Four Eagle seniors played SwUolwnko 6 1 .18 victory over the Minnesota toe bench. He turned up in Salisbury as "To beat Mm,” Curtis said of their Anal game, George Finne Notre ^ r S p h, y, ’s^AllU’’^' , . he recall Somea 6 3 la figures. Boh Laharre with m North Stars before 12,874 per- “ 'I didn’ t know what the heck Mi&s E n gleh orn SATURDAY each tim e. leading scorer with a 37-point ed. Murphy’s, too, have given GersleT 3 4 an pointe and Doug Oeyer with 10. a real personr—Vladimir Zednik Zednlk, “you’ve got to return 1 :30 (8)' Sports C hallenge: In otber'BdvIet-U.S. matches gan, Fitzgerald, Slemleazkl and Uf^t in an emotion-charged col Geuble sons at the Olympia Stadium; they were announcing,” the vetx of OBechoslovalda—and blasted jjiar serves aiid k e^ toe ball in average. “It was Juirt a bad vray to progress. "The record 4 n 8 Starting guard Peters,, alohg H app y to K e e p Guests from World It wiU be Jim Green of Ken Jim Connors. ’ lege basketball game. Spencer , 3 a 8 Jude Drouin, Gordon Labos- eran right wing m u tte r e d his way into the semi-finals of play. I couldn’t do' either." BHKHBAU ‘^ e said we’d bring it back floor game.” „p to that time was a 191 by iV lier / a 0 6 with subs Mark WUlsy, Bofaulse, Champion Baltimore tucky, Lt. CSiarUe Greene o f the The Eagle JV's wound up the B. Naea 1 slere and Bobby Rousseau through his nearly toothless the U.S. National Indoor Open. ing X avier, 70- Cneatry (H) their last game at BlUngton, aU veteran llnemate ' Alex Delvec- was also toe center of attraction 1 (20-30) OoUege Baaket- Fhrdhanl dressing room. "It "Fordham was pressing and bowling for more than.60 years, PORT ST. lAJCStE! iSSta. (AP) ***® ”™bid, Invented some 10 ly broke seven of Ms wood rack- Mel Pender against Russia’s Al- . 60 In a double overtime prelim. B P PU. to graduate In June. They wUl chlo.chlo, BillBIU ColUns,Ooiuns. NickWCK Llbetti^ ® «« —along with Ms™-SWrley three sons and Englehoni wants to by tournament dlrec- ^ on a recent Australian tour ball: Notre Dame vs. seems like a smaUer team does it Just seemed the Aow of the He managed Murphy’s Alleys Penraochlo 9 6 38 Rm I .Rnrnnson ioined Howe brother Vem who played togeth West Virginia exander Kornelyuk, whose best John McKeon tallied 23 points SchmUt aU have another opportunity to ^ keep the‘W and "hS^teM “ “ Rlordan. Since then, before switching to steel. He also and-BUI Gorra added 16. Fresh better under pressure than a game was being- tunneled away (or two decades and spent the Hbrae pl^, however, as toumament er for the amateur Junfor A , (8) ECAC Basketball: in toe Soviet’s two meets of large team. from me," i^d (3arr, who in- same amount of time manag- FaiMHioa wlto D tf^ t goals. Winfs in a 6-6 charity exhibition ®*^ ***® pw>fes8l®i»l gnif tours. stories of Stanley’s play both on breaks Ms opponents’ rackets. their three-meet tour was man Joe (Martens and Joe Ehel- Green action begins next week. The______trlum^^______puUed toe____ Wings_ WingsWln^ Inln^a a 6-6^ 6charity exhlM on - tournament and off the court have haunted Rlordan revealed that Zednik NYU vs. Army "And everybody did the Job dlcated the loss might cost the ing ' the - Casino - - Alleys in Mer ond on toe West Coast. ton followed wUh 14 points each. Stevenson BlUngton is assured of a into sixth place in toe seven- against Detroit, winner am ong the girls isn’t f®nnls cCAclals. was the 48th and latrt player In- 3:30 (3) Westminster Kennel for us, although giving away Irish, npw 14-7, an at-lcuge iden. ' team Bast, one point ahead of "Hie big goal of my career, In the 800 m eters, Yevgeny Totals aa 9 68 rating in the top three In the the least interested in going Pne governing body, enraged vited to the tournament, as CTub four, Ave inches in height. We berth in the NCAA poet-season "I started bowling when I - idle Vancouver and one behind of course, was the one that pjit Arzhanov, rated the top runner B F PtB. pass S DlvlsloiA CromweU and coed with Aimold Palmer, Jack by a repeat of Stanley’s erratic a favor to Ms doubles partner, 4K)0 (3) G olf Classic 2 played more with our hearts tournament. was 16," the Manchester native in the work! at this distance fo r, a QuM i 1 CM) __ ( (Herald Tiboto by Pinto) Emerson, L a v e r^ Woodbury are also figured to the Buffalo Sabres who tied me past Hie Rocket," Howe Nicklaus and company. behavior, once came cloee to Milan Holecek. 5:00 (8) Wide World of 4 Stemtenakl 8 1-4 17 than with our ability." said. “ I haven’t thrown a ball Pittsburgh 6-6 in toe only other said, toweling hlmroU off from 1970, finished second and third 4 Osonon 3 1-3 7 “ We’U Just have to get out CONGRATULATIONS — When G eof^^hran, be ranked very high. “Men’s gtdf is a different suspending him. On another oc- By winning, Zednik aaaured Sporte;-Daytmcauk 9 and win our next Ave games," right, broke the town duckpin bowling single game New Haven Foes The traditional cutting of the game sdieduled. a shower. game," said Miss Bkiglriiom. • WM-W^ded No. 1 himself of $2,600 — ydiich he (18) Hockey Highlights a (FUsaerold 5 4 6 14 mated audience would dispute ___ "The night I rolled 220 I didn’t Russian champion wUl be for 1 XTnneean 0 1-1 1 said Carr, his eyes wattdiing the __ nets foUowed the victory with "I 'enjoy playing golf with men (oumnment on the basis of team- players got Into tiw act as Drug Education Progi New York Rams in the gtime and Malnor’s ______boxes.. I then threw eight Holiday Lanes presented desk pen set to Cochran. Shirley and 12 fMlow p ro^ Deepite advance pubUcity, in- In tonight's quarterfinals, de- Hie 3,000-meters pairs Rashid Xavier (65) that won it for them. ond gome of a doubleheader; mates—face each hther in ten- fsns looked on In if fellow is tile word — were eluding fake tMegrams from toe fending chamidim Ilie Nastase, (8) NBA: Bullets vs Shraedtinov, a 27-year-old na Temide starved Manhattan with marks-slx strikes "in ...... ' P B P Pts. King Charles scored 28 points, nis at tba .New Haven Arena amazement, Set for Big League BasehaU scheduled to tee off today in PMlril em'bassy — Stanley was the No. 1 foreign seed from Ro- Hawks ive of Leningrad against Art 3 Geoenxis , a 4-9 8 a tough zone in the opener, al- succession, then two spares with looked back when duckpin bowl- ways drew big entries," the a AiigueWne 7 3 6 17 had 11 rebounds, blocked sever here tonight in another $10,000 Healy was prom ptly rewarded the $60,000 Sear’s Women’s supposed to be a Polish Juidor mania, plays titird-seeded Am- 4 :16 (8)' Am erican ■ Sports NBJW YORK (AP) — Majew abuse problem In the pm e. Dulong, former Holy O oss star, a Weseicouoh 6 3 3 16 al shots and made many key lowing the Ja^>ers Just one Aeld six pin Alls. That ing was big at various lanes in Utttle bachelor said. One ball round o f the $210,000 Tennis by hla players after the game — champion—Stanpinzak, of course erican Tbm Gorman, and un- man: New York Ywikee 4 ammson 0 1-3 ' 1 league baseball has takwi cognl- “We want to let all baseball and Barry Brown of the New 3 4 13 goal in the Arst 12 minutes, for '"’s® some pretty good bowling Manchester like Farr’s, MUr- events have long been scratched Champiofis C9|tesic. In the locker room , b y being Hie Ladies Professional - Golf- never showed up. seeded Jaime FUlol of Chile President Mike Burke, 4 BotcbeUer 6 steals that Ared the .18th-.ranked zance of the drug problem and personnel know ndiat bosebaU’s York A.C. 2 MrSfahon 0 2-2 2 Ram s to a TB-78 lead over the a 64-47 victory. *®_**?*?®f. •^ys." phy’s,^ East Side Rec, West from the phi scene. it is the round before the thrown Into the shower. era Association Aral 1971 evqnt Last year, when he ditoi’t ar- plays Clark Graetaner, the sec- and BasketbaU star Three Russian men are in ______Saidella boctsted a 126 aver- Side Rec, Flrehouae and the Y. instituted a program to protect attitude la toward the problem, n Totals io 1 6 ^ K 14th-ranked Irldi with seven In a relatively light schedule "Hippo and I would go aU over contest moves to Madison is it’s ridiest ever, offering a rive for the National Open, Rior^ ond-seeded American. 'Oscar Robertson field events, headed by Olympic around the naticn, Memphis during his - prime years "We had a lot good bowlers the state for money matches, Square Garden In New York .EIUas«M (99) the integrity of the game. In toe Interest ^ toe ptayer^ winner’s check and a dan said minutes left "We're not naive about toe healto, their i«rformaiice and $10,000 winner’s check and ®a dan .sold It was "to e biggest trtide Jump champ Viktor' Sa- O • u I*—— Then Yelverton committed "a a State oiaie whippedwmppea BradleyBraoiey 74 74-70,-70, st. St. team ed m any tim es over the years. Some o f the uic meeting the best like Jack "nsjuay. Monday. Braien , nature of the problem or the the Integrity of the game." fuU length mink coat tor a hole- tournament he never, showed up neyev, long Jumper 'VladimM: 9 e m O r U O W lin fi stupw, reach-ln foul” under the Louis downed North Texas 66-61 Maurice "Hippo" Correnti veterans who were good were Bozo Dente, Nick 'Tron- Laver haz already won the Ralbairs f St. Lucie foo’." UConn Five Home Saturday Sklbyenko and high jumper Kesi 1^ the Tommy Conran, Ike Cole, Char Peters fact that In there has Kuhn said the program was _ . . V * basket anQand luicheld to make that ag- and Denver tripped Oklahoma money matches sky, all the best,’* he added as rounds, amaozing a total Cl. Homed tutis Se^dca with two distaffers, +1- uucKpm HiVent onizing stroU to the bench, O— ty 64-63. ' state. . lie Kebart (the perennial town he went down memorylane. ■® ^ $100,000 In prise Bedard ^^teSunT*and fth ^ tes S T ^ to l 24 ‘^ ^ e £ fe girls ara talking about a abappii^blS'^to^’T ^ ! ^ I^t-sea- that category. Ite contributes an Ludmila Bragina and Nadezhda I bringing the thunderous crowd Memphis State made 14 of 15 Bowling, In those “good old champion) and Barrera. We bad amphetemlne a n d bartilt^s ^ ,t^^th thiL aa muMi az the $10,- erful serve. He was awesome,tournament ^iratlcms - average 23.6 points per game ----- 'Two heart attacks In the last group,'' Omnmtesioner Kolesnikova, each entered in Applications are now being to Its feet. The a{q>lau8e lasted free throws In the last 11 mln- days” cost a dime a string, a local team, myzelf. Hippo Emerson needs to win ^wo £• Iterned reelonal aeminars next month. bOO Arst prize money,” said Thursday night os be demolished J University—comes to to his team’s offense; and be- the women’s 800 meters. three years have slowed BaddeUa Dooavaa Kuhn said accepted tor the second annual more than a minute. utes end Jim Douglass provided three for two Mte. Oorfenti, Kebart and Cole, sets agHlhst Laver In order to nomino (•XD- a iMur nmir Fducstlon The seminars will be held at Mias Englehorn, a sandy-haired Peter Ckirtis of Britain, 7-6, 6-2, Storrs for a basketball game cause the Orangemen are shoot------y MARQUES HAYNBB t Men's Senior Town Duclqiin Mainor, charged with guard- the clincher with a 10-foot cor- "The scores should be a lot that bowled all over. Kaiaer ^ semifinals, which start ^ ^ fw F^Lauderdale, FU., Mhrch 2, veteran of tiie LPGA cireuit In a quarterflnal match of un- with Connecticut Saturday night, tag at about 60 per cent as a d iB(30 (AP) - Several 4 f _____ VI. 1^ Bowling 'Tournament at the Ing Notre Dane’s high-scmdng ner shot with 3:20 left that gave higher today than in the 30s Berthold and Joe (3enovesl, both er of bowling, duckpin variety, „«iday. Those ateady In the ^ ta T^po, Fla., March s and at who won $27,000 last year. seeded playera. Winning eight of their last team, Ms rebounding Is re- .^j^o^ld records are expected to M E- m vv. EXHiOBKRB ^ ^ SUN.. FBR. 21—6 PJti. Z Holiday Lanes. Qualifying do$es Austin Carr, 'scored only four the 'Tigers a never-toi^>ed 68-66 bi>(1 40s," Saidella observed, of Rockville, often rolled with and spends many hours each include liver, Thm 14 N *^Hie commtesianer did not Phoenix, Aria., >6irch 18. Htey “We’re playing tor more CUlf Richey, America's top- nine games and boasting a 14-b stricted chiefly to those caroms jjjj tonight when an impresalve am March 6-7. pointe in the first half. Then, lead over Bradley. ^ "The gutters are level today us too.’ ’ week watching play at the Okker, and either Arthur Ashe or Eaat'.Haitfwd High School ^ Holiday. mentlcxi the names of 'any play- will be conducted by Dr. Gar- money ;tban ever before tola ranked player and the No. 1 do- record prior to a Wednesday which come off toe defensive gjj^te of international track stare -k Prdlm: 6d9 PJf. . Rolloff dates are (March 2-31. when Yelverton sat down near St. Louis kept within hailing and the (pit) bumpers are closer Saidella recalled that the Dennis Ralston.) era who may have used drugs to rett O’Oonnor, director of Johns year and that's incentive imeotic seed in the $60,000 tounia- night home date with St. John’s boards, for a 13.8 average. takes to the boards in the fifth v\ Dafending champ is 'Roooo He was on hand the night labatre FFto. ^ *Half-nme - ^ the end, Mainor punched dista^e of Missouri: Valley— so that there, is more chance of Arst 10-pin lanes in Manches BDoeabets ! u TM(i-frtr.nnni»r HopUns University DTug Abuse enou-di for me." ment, won Thursday’s otiier Syracuse Is paced by one of the Hekets will be available ait annual indoor games, if Entertatament Lupacchlno. Each contcMont through 13 of the Rams’ last 19 leadin'^ Louisville with the vie- a comeback. The ptaw are ter were located at Muridiy's. Cochran entered his naihe In Oeyer doling people are*conttaually Cbnter. Shlriey Inadvertantly stirred quarterfinal, easUy disposing of leading shooters, percentage- the door. Jlm Ryun, the legendary 24- xr ' i4 Do r I T ,l ' i t ■\ I V / ./ MANCHJ?5TER EVENING HERAID, MANCHJSTI®, CONN., FRIDi^y, FEBRUARY 19, ,1971^ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EYEING HERAI4D. MANCi^TERl .CONN., FRIDAY/ FEBRUARY 1©, 1971 Household Services 13-A OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN Mid WHIPPLE Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Boots & Accessories 46 OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MA^OR HOOPLE BU6GS BUNNY ——:------M’ WOLVERINa, 40 h.p. Evln- SDC - WEEK old puppies, very ,,,^6 electric start Gator tilt AK*LIANCE D ikINER GUEStg CODING - ^ YOU KNOCK. A n d m o m e n t b e f o r e t h e g u e s t s a r r iv e , ^ FT'S A FINE N .BUT MY W X r D O O R good disposition, healthy trailer. All extras. Best offer, X'C? LIKE kWHATS n CLASSIFIED NKtOMBOR OOeSi NATUPAULY CPLIM WBLL V REPAIR, INC. , , y o u r s e l f o u t ICSUSMjNG THE BATHROOM - MR. W0NDEI8\IL PECIPES TO SHOWER AND SHAVE j males. Reascgiably priced. TO WElUf ] YER IMSTWUMENT.' X COMES HOME tONlSHT/ 649-6996. TMlSOORh ^BEEF.. DON'T HAVE ANY PlPVtJUtfeElVlE PAPEPT KEEPlN' THIS FBOAA HIM. Aanrar I* PmiMM tm h Phone 648-0466. FOR A POeSN'T COMPLAINTS... THEPeC A PACE I tfTOPy WILL BE HARPER. THAM Service on al) makes, wash WEFUND T WORK Seafarers FREE PUPPY, spayed female, Pue| and Feed 49-A CLAIMIN' THE UNPEPWOPLP . HIPIN' AN e l e p h a n t ADVERTISING ers, dryers, ranges, refrig RIGHT? -IN A*PHQNE b o o t h .' ex ce lle n t with chlldreHr“rz: ______.u______HEICTEP ATTOPNEy erators. Qualified factory CPUMWELUS AAANUSCPIPT/ DOWN Oocker-croBS, After 4^ p.m., ACROSS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS trained teclmlclans. Radio ANP C5N THE INSIPE « AN 643-7208. SEiASONElD firewood for sale, EPnOPIAU PBMANOIN' THAT s o m e t im e s i t poeSN T IDtckofScvr IS o n o f 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL ^ ~ ' dispatched for quick servic®.'' THE PPKtPENT PUT THE F A V TO BE A SSallar (eolL) (preSx) \riU d e liv e r. Call 648-0473. 2Candlcnut FBI ON THE CACe.' t a u e n t e p w r i t e r .' «S m ------646-1111 AKC registered Toy Poodles, 8-. 11 Catkin tree OW T CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT.. weelu old, 3 males. 586. Call SEASONED firewood, deUvery ISlfland (Fr.) 3 Numeral after 8:80 p.m., 876-7169. throughout Connecticut. Hours liPariodoltlma 4 Innar (com b, 4:59 PJB. DAT BKFOBB PCBliOATlON TWO handymen want a variety form ) ------^------9 a-m. - 9 p.m. 1-587-2168. ISSongs DeatfliM for Saturday and Monday Is 4139 p.m. Fildn; > of jobs by day or hour. We WIRE HAIRED Fox terrier pup------^ ------17 Mortacboaid, SScaamo m OTurUah clean y a i^ , atUca and cellars. les; AKC, innoculated, 9 weeks "TZ forinstanca 46 Biblical old. 647-9089. SEASONED firewood for sale, ISSaiagUoioom standard PLEASE READ YOUR AD Reaaohable. Call 648 - 0800. 7 Fragrant herb 22nagiance kingdom I delivered. 6434)478. ' y 19 Juicy fruita SRaducoto 23Sklllod 47*'Buckaya OlaasUIad ar “ Want Ada” nra tnken over tha phone- ns n CUSTOM made draperies, slip ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Bushman seaman Stata" oonvanlmce. Hie adverUser' sbonld read U s'a d the FIB8T covers' and reupholsterlng. AKC Cocker spaniel, 3 months MAmptrs(ab.) parts 2S01dTeaU- 48Makaafrip ITS FBOMOUR ...HE SAYS THIS YEAH...I V ------S-IP UKETO.AHEY ------_ ^ ,, .7 DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In for the Budget terms. Establlriied in bid, 580. 643-1462. Garden Farm - OOMT LIKE THV LB'S SO IN \ BUT A MOVE LIKE A . . UNTIL AFTER 26 Without OAlgerian m entbook bywatar next Insertlen. The Herald Is responsIMe for only ONE In- UNDERCCVEK TOU'RE INTERESTEP lustar 28 Remove SORuadan 1910. Days, 024-0164, evenings, INUEM... IN IS TUNK'S N r M5jND OFrr( ^ 'S E T -IM , THAT'S OUT... f W B \ S _ ^ H T saaport oorreet er omitted insertlen for any advertisement e»»a then P E K tN G E S B —A K C , 2 Pdli7 Produers 50 EITHER.' X SUE/ ^ - TOMORROW.' L STBadafor lOBrMchea 30 Finisher amparOr . 649-7690. SECRETARVOF only to the extent of n “ make good” insertion. Brrore wUeh habiaa UOfacertain 31 Knowing 53Damuxe t' black, 3 months and 10 APPLES. for sale—Courtlands, 29Watnlngln ssawave 54 Extinct bird o f do net leasen the value of the edvertiaement wIU not be CELLARS, attics, garages, months., trained. 576. 649-4634. fencing Dellcioua and McIntosh. Volpe 16 Judga'i room New Zealand oorreeted by “ make good” Insertion. cleaned. Reastxiable rates or 32Rambla (lew ) 40 Sylvan 55 Black etiekoo FOOlKiES — two adorable Fam s off Birch Mountain Rd. 33Ethii9ian will take merchandise as pay 20 Italian islands demigods 56 Man’s black small miniatures, AKC to Volpe Rd. Bolton. dignitary 21 Twist or 42 Tree parts nicknama (Beefevine, ToO Free) m ent 644-0209 or 647-9409. IS Top quality j^glstered, caie male, one fe CLASSIFIEP AP (P HAVBMY t h b v Call 649.5694 after 5. 528. Toilet, 510, sinks and metal FiyB P THAT 44Thaatrieal s r II LEON dEszYNSKi builder - Painting - Papering 21 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wonted-Female 35 U6AK IM THB abfaraviation ■ m tr 1 1 w BOX LETTERS wall cabinets. 643^2460 evenings SINGER touch and sew with R.OOCS VBT » 43Arid i 1966 CADUDAC, coupe deVille new homes citstom built, r e - ______Z______L— ------cabinet. Monograms, hems, GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN s r IT fT modeling, additions, rec INSIDEl—outside painting. Spe- GOING TIRE and recap shop. MATURE WOMAN, d riv er’ s or 643-1442. ^ ^..1 CAUUBP 40 Polyphonic ■ air - cemdiUoning, all power, embroiders, etc. Used, excel THBAA F or Your Partner retiring. Financial as license, to wwk on cigarette PAH-PAH - coinpaaitioni ST W leather Interior,, beige, 52,000. rooms, garages, kitchens re cial rates for people over 60. CANDLE making supplies, lent condition. Guaranteed. FOUR. OaoiS 49 S m aU M I n f a n u t k o sista n ce a v a ila b le. C a ll 649- counter, 40-hour week. Apply AG O l PE®-PEE i 649-8019. modeled, bath tile, cement Call my competitora, then call wax, molds, colors, scents, Full price now 566 or T month 51 Word o f s r IT 2163 for appointment. in person, Country Drug, 277 i'l^H0TCI^Cm6Up exclamation THE HERALD will not work. Steps, dormers. Resi me. Estimates given. 649-7868. and wicks. Sherwin-Williams ly payments of 58. 622-0476, w IT ar 1W2 VOLKSWAGEN,- rebuilt dential or commercial. Call West Middle Tpke., Manches I'MNorciiAci^moP 52 Small vaaail dlsclnae the identity of OONTRACTOR — Interior, ex C>. 981 M ain St. M anchester. d ea ler. navigator ■ uny advertiser using box motor, new front end, gas Dancing 31 ter, ask for Mrs. Connolly. iMNtfT C|?flcM/\l6UP w IT w 649-4291. terior painting, paper hanging, 57V en «^ to 1 letters. Rsaders snswer* heater, radio, new tires. 5596. CARPETS 9x12, assorted col- REFRIGERATOR — apart- SSRivarfSp.) Discount on wallpaper. Call MDDEIRN dance classes for 1 IT w u lag blind box ads who 648-4721. NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— ors to choose from. Special ment sized, like new, 570. 30" 59 IVanch liver Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. children, teen-agers and adults 60 Cattle genus W ar sr daslrs to prateot thalr Remodeling,, repairing, addi CLERK TYPIST purchase. 536.60. Sherwin-Wil gas stove, 530. Aluminum Identity can follow ‘Us M GB — 1968, N ew engine, tions, rec rooms, porches and to be offered in Storrs area by 61 Crafty RICHARD E. MARTIN, paint lia m s C o., 981 M ain St., M an doors, 32x80, 36x80, 510. each. 62 Predatory BT •r B" p ro ce d u re ; clutch, radiator, batteries. Ex roofing. No job too small. Call professiMial instructor. If in Interesting poslU6n~ih~small ing cMitractor. Full profession ch ester. 648-2466 evenings or 648-1442. HMUtHR incursion -!! cellent condition. Going into 649-8144. terested call 1-429-8291 morn department for qualified Bnoloae your renly to al painting service, interior - (Nmnpttt fataryriM Ana.) service. 647-1390 alter 6 p.m. ings or 10 to 12 p.m. typist with experience in EIGHT foot fluorescent Ught fix- OQPPER’TQI^ the box in an envelope — N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter exterior. Free estimates, fully addren to tha Clasalllad statistical clerical work. tores, excellent condlti<»i, 58. dryer, needs no installation, DUB TO job setback, must sell contractor. Additions, remod insured. 640-4411„ 649-9286. Manager, Mahehester each with bulbs. 649-2849. excellent condition. Reason second car, 1963 Ford wagon. eling and repairs. Call any- Help Wonted-Female 35 Company offers good wages Evening Herald, together Good ruiming condition. May able. Call 628-8607. in with a memo UsU^ the time for free estimate. 876- PAINTING and decorating, pa and working conditiems, free BUILDING coming down — 200 ------— e-n companies you do NOT be seen 5-8 p.m., 646-3046. 1642. per hanging. Fully Insured. parking and above average used fluorescent Ught fixtures UPHOLSTERED sofa and CARNIVAL BY DICK tURNEB want to see your latter. Call 643-2804, George N. Con BE ONE OF benefits. Apply 4’ with 2 bulbs. Ideal for re- chair, excellent condition, 1968 CA M A RO , 327, g ood co n - s q a MLESS aluminum gutters Your letter will be de v e rse . ditlon. Must sell, going over THE cessed celUngB, rec rooms, 5180. CaU 742-8207. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI stroyed If the advertlaar installed. Free estimates. Call seas. Call 649-4790. : .TOSBPH P. LEWIS — Custom FIRST NATIONAL garages, work riiops, ware- .—"7T----- —------r — Is one you’ve mentioned. 643-6736. FINAST . factories. flower ^ orto^c box If not It wUl be handled Painting, interior and exterior, I STOP PIC K E TIN G WHEN 1969 AMX, Rambler, V-8, 4- SAVE MONEY! Fast service. STORES INC. plants. SeU any amount 54 “P'*** mattreaa. Very 3ULIET &ETE. TO P BILLING' in the usual manner. paperbanging, ■■ fully insured. • C LE R K S good condition. 536. CaU 643- KJouJ* THB UN-HIT PARAPB speed, poel-tractlon, mag Dormers, room additions, ga F o r fre e estim a tes c a ll 649- each and up, extra bulbs S-51._ .No l o '. TM BlM. Wt Park and Oakland Aves. 1868. wheels. Best offer. 649A197. rages, porches, roofing and 9668. If no answer 643-6362. ' • COMPTOMETER OPERA- Case lot 20 cents . each.' ______East Hertford Grenuno Sons Sales, 819 East s >];>ioeeed, like new; Westinghouse PARIV LA9T NlSFtT? groimd required. dlyer; $300 fw aU. WUl sell gifts. Telephone, 648-0171. ------smaU. John VerfaUle, Bolton. SPOTS before your eyes — R D 7 CONN. 2617. OUT. SWIMS XVE MADE. Complete renovations and addi- Hartford, Manchester area. LOOT — Paosbook No. 100378 ^ jj p VOLKSWAGEN engine, tlons including designing and MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., ALUMINUM sheeto used as OOMBINA’nON baby’s higfa- bb Abb A . B Ab _—ft___ __ Call 649-0884. Savings Bank of Manchester. 1964, completely rebuilt. Sell plans, also kitchens, bathrooms; printing plates, .009 thick, 23x chair, carriage and stroUer. AppUcaUon made for payment or trade. 5166. CaU 646-4684, af- recreation rooms, and alumi 36’’, 26 cents each or 6 for $1. CaU 646-2782 or 648-0618. who has a good knowledge of PRESS TRAINEE LOOT — Passbook No. W10189 te r 6:80. num siding specialist. service. J. D. Real Estate general office procedures to 648-2711. Assoc. 643-6129. SOLID maple kitchen set, table Savings Bank of Manchester! flu a position in our offlee. Ap- COLLATOR TRAINEE BRACE yourself for a thrill the and 4 chairs. Knee-b(Ue desk e ini k, be. TM ■« U M. 0UND — ' W hite w ith tan io ta vvAp r i r v r-ip'tH aa HALLMARK Building Co. For with figures. Hours are 9-6, t i — - A _ _ 1 ■ - - - — - _ I JM - ' ^a.—11 . o • ft— — — — ft------a m A available. $40,000 Umlts, per PORATION wUl soon. be shampooer $1. Olcott Variety i-i9 enough sleep? Am I talking too loud in clase?r spots, male mongrel dog. CaU springer front end, 60 pan-head home Improvement, additions, Monday — Friday Please Re WHITE nougahide sofa 66" a * K : Dog Warden, 646-4606 rec rooms, garages, roofing, -case including land mortgages. moving to new quarters and Store. engine. Needs work. 649-9876. Carriage Realty, 646-1110. ply Box MM Manchester Her is in need of trainees. Good long, exceUent cert instaUatlon of alu EARN ?16-$30,000 FOR SALE minum siding, g;utters tmd shift, full or part-Ume, CaU s^re, good salary, benefits. Asking 580. 684-7791. pointment, 648-6838. rotary blades. Quick service. C apitol E q ^ p m e n t C o., 38 trim.. Roofing installation and AS A SHELL DEALER 649-4619. ExceUent om>ortunity. Write Seven-Year-OM ____ ^___ !______Box "N ” , Manchester Herald. BLUE and white BUtrite coach INCOM E ‘¥ a XES prepared in Main St., Manchester. Hours repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. APPALOOSA OELDlNa Ambitious man desired now UGH! What an awful time o f ------baby carriage and mattress. '' your borne by appointment. daUy 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. “for“ elating 3-bay ranch year. It’s time to do some- DRIVERS for station- wagons Very good candiUoa. Reason Experienced rider a must. OaU H.H. Wilscm, 649-6606. Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. Roofing and^ style service station locat thing different — brighten up and school buses. Manchester able. Coll 628-8607. ed on West Main St. and and Vernon schools, 7:80 to — 3 GOAT5 •>. RIDE needed from Redwood SNOW PLOWING — Tired of Chim neys 1 6 -A your life and earn money, too. Columbia St. in Willlman- 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 3:40 P-h l , COMMERCIAL buffer, 12" with Rd., Manchester, to Central Become an Avon Representa 2 BUlya — 1 Nanny waiting? Reliable Manchester . , tic. Conn. Prime location ExceUent part-time opportu-" pads and brushes. $60. CaU 646- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Row Hartford. Hours 8-4 business has new radio equip- ROOFING — S pe^ ^z^ re- tive, caU 289-4922. For more informaUon, caU pairing roofs of all kinds, new with high volume potential nity, We train you, 643-2414, 3046. CaU 648-4447. ped trucks. Dependable ser for aggressive type indi DRIVERS for station wagons 876-2826 between 10-4 p.m. 742-9380 I T ^ A I'M eCHNGTO THEN, IF ANMDNE vice. CaU anytime. 643-8246 or roofs, gutter work, chimneys UKULELE “PRACTICE EVER/A EVER INVITES ME v id u a l. and school * buses. Manchester Between 6:00 and 7t00 P J I. ANYONE witnessing hit and 649-8797. cleaned and repaired. 30 years DRIVER for catering truck, XGOT CW/.-AND TH EY TO A PARTY experience. Free estimates. and Vernon schools. 7:30 to WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl run to gray Volvo station wag fuU-time i>ermanent position. Read Herald Ads FfTOkA A SAID rTWILLA^AKE jy ^ I lL PE REAPyl on at MMChester” Parkade, PIANO tuning and band Instru- Call Howley, 643-6361. SHELL OFFERS 8:45 a.m., 2:16 to 3:40 p.m. /VE TH E LIFE Ehccellent part-time opportuni Good wages, CaU after 2 p.m. AAAIL- Monday, 11 a.m., (Washing- ment repairing by Hartt Col 649-0806. OF THE FART/!- > VESSK2„ I'VE LO G G ED HOW L O N S HAVE I GOT ton’s Birthday), please call 668- lege of'M usic graduate. Ward • Excellent paid training ty. We train you. 643-2414, 876- HOU9E! A lUJTOF FV/IN3 UP HERB BEfORB I 0764 or report to officials. Krause, 643-6336. Heating and Plumbing 17 • Financial assistance 2826; between 10-4 p.m. - EXPERIBNCEU) p lu m b er’s TIME UP HERB.,. S E T T O B E U K E 'X D U '? • Insurance and retirement helper, top wages benefits. 646- RECREATION DIRECTOR RIDE wanted from Porter SNOW plowing — driv ew a ys plana. SAM WATSON Plumbing and CLEANING woman wanted. 4628. Street to Pratt ft Whitney, sec- only. Reasonable rates. CaU •. Many |aore benefits. 0 Heating. Bathroom remodel-, Call 649-4619. ChaUenglng poslticm. Elxperience preferred but not ea- —ond shift. Call 648-7466. 649-9617. ing and repairs. BTee esti- OMAN for work, local dairy sential. Training avaUable. Must have interest in elderly 2-/9 m ites. CaU 649-8808. CLERK-TYPIST — Ught book- store 3 evenings weekly jUus people. High school required, also interest in arts and RIDE wanted from Walker St. SNOW Plowing — Driveways, ______GET THE FACTS ' , keetring, typing and dictation. 6 hours ev«y Sunday. 649- crafts. Contact Mr. ToUsano. area to Stale Offlee BiUding, etc. Reaaonabto rates. Will ac- Cooling, sheet.metal Call coUect weekdays, 1-289-1821 \ SmaU friendly offlee, Man ^ 8017, or after 6 p.m ., 648-9707. 1 i V f m a d b t u i f s Hartford. Work hours — 8:80- cept Master r4ii>rL bus drivers. B olton, YOU E V E R ) 644-1770. RESTAURANT — Ideally lo K N O W A NEB3> C A R ^ Credit very bad? 6798. 7:80 to 8:46 a.m., 2:10 to 8:40 cated doing a thriving busl- EXPERIENCED salesladies; M E S S IE R BasJmipt, repoasession? Hon- TIMBBRLAND Tree Service, p.m ., CaU 649-6400. L lT T l’^ ’ lowest Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, GRANT’S Plumbing Service— ness. Ideal for energetic cou- (uU or part-time. Can you use CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & La IsVRENCE dfliTOrTOf^at^^ent8.^ty- ^ lots clear^^Mtoen years Free estimates, plus quaUty pie. Tremendous Income pro- extra money? New company CONSUMBSIS nearby need work. 648-6341. ducer, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, betag established. Get in on Medicines, spices, flavorings, vdiere. Not.amaU loan flnance experience. Banded and insur YOU’LL NEVER. Y CRAZV UKE A F0X,..JU5T 643-1677. the ground floor. Many open cosmetics, etc. Start your GET AWWY WITH 1 THINK IT OYER WHILE I company plan. Douglas Mo ed. Free estimates. CaU yB47- ings In Buperytaory capacity, profitable business with fa IT, KERCH i... L CALL MY FAITHFUL 8RUTB1 tors, 840 Main. 9479. y, .y .-YOU'RE .------M illinery, Personal inteiview required. mous Rawlelgh Products. c K f a v i 1986 PONTIAC LeMans, 4-door, CLEIANING interior —both Dressmaking NEW S-BAY 640-8006. Write Rawleigh Dept 6012, V-8, vinyl interior, radio, residential and commercial. SUNOCO STATIONS Box 1840, Albany, N.Y., 12201. clean. $770. CaU 647-9048. Satisfactory w ort guaranteed. CUSTOM taUored ladles’ dresa- For friendly free estimates, es, suits, alterations and F or Rent SWITCHBOARD Operator — 1966 C H E V Y BBS86, n ew engine, caU Suburban Floor Malnten- costume Jewelry In your stone for weekends. CaU 648-4610. 5itiiatiom Wanted - power tranamlsslon, extras, ance, 640-9229. preference. 649-1183.______ROUTE 30, TOLLAND 38 le W1 W WIA. W. Tjll. lift U-l. f.11 M». 4-^4 $1,400. CaU 0494974. EXPERIENCED NURSE’S AIDE — 7 to 8 shift, . . . 4 TWO YOUNG married men wlU and MOTHERS — I wiU care for 1908 CHEVROLET Impala, 827, fuU or part-time. CaU 649-4619. LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN do smaU repair Jobe and paint- S J ovin a— your ebUd in my Ucensed 8 • ityeed Hurst, pool- stereo tag, also ceUar cleaning and « «#«--«, 9A ROUTE 195, TOLLAND MANCHESTER, Receptionist — home. Transportation avaU COMPOSITOR many extras. CaU 849-0851. u5it trucking. CaU 648-2602, TmcKlng - Storage za Typist, hours 9-0, Monday — able. Cali 644-2846. ,A d o z b n -^ J N . ' CKflNQ TOWBLO 1967 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- 646-2047. ' •______MANCHESTER — DeUvery- ♦ EXCELLENT POTEN- Friday, car necessary. I^ te EXCELLENT BENEFITS FOR /VW HU6BANP. h HIA. ht. TJH.^ m fa. door hardly Best otter. CaU tnicktag, cleaning U|^t trucking and package de- T IA L - to Receptionist P. O. Box 222, FXPBRIENCBD 1 glenlst seeks position in Man 648-8068. cellars and attics. WIU dispose Uvery. Refrigeratora, washers Manchester, Conn. chester area, four days week o< old furniture. CaU Dave and stove moving, specialty. PAID TRAINING LITTLE SFORIS BY ROUSON 1967 9-PASSENGBR Pontiac HOUSEWIViaS, use leisure ly. CaU 2884089. 648-0044. Folding chalra for rent, 649- INVEST- APPLY BotmeylUe station wagtm, fuUy 0752. »- MODERATE hours to suDDloinont tem ily in- powered, air - conditioning, MENT come. SmSltavestment brings MATURE WOMAN desires care vinyl top, luggage rack. CaU _ generous commlnldna and en- eJderly in private home. Household 5erviees 13-A po|„Hna - Paoerina 21 • FINANCING 87S6601. ___ A V A IL - titles you to free tratatag. 640- Dllbt housekeeping. Hospital iianriypBtpr Ctmtitia ifpralh r------EWEAVING of bums, moth- ABLE 79S0. nurses aide tratatag. AvaUable 1988 BUICK convertible, fair B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Boos, — ------sa- March 1st best of references, holes, slppera repaired. Vdn- For details caU daUy Mr. winning condition. $200 or. best daw shades made to measure interior and exterior psdnting, WAITRESS wanted part-titoE, caU f 49-fi3ff 13 BISSELL STREET otter. 6M4668. paper hanging. Thirty years Cox, 686-3400. Evenings and boura 8 p.m. to 8 d>-m. three i aU slse Venetian blinds. Keys weekends Mr. SpUecki, 649- made whUe you wait Tape experience, four generations. nights weekly.. Pleasant wmrk- BABYBITI'ING Job wanted in 6446. tag pnidltiona. Meals fumiah- RockVlUe area, 7 to 8 p.m. OaU R LaJk recorders for rent Msurlow’s, Free estimates, tuUy insured. ed. PAGE SIXTEEN MANCTESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N (^ d T E R , CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,*1OT1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, .CONN., TRIDAY, FEBRU.ARY IP, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN Houses For ikde 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sole 7 3 / N' Business LoeoHons Out of Town Out of Town For Rent 64 ------— ■— ------T ------r-77. CAMPFIELX) RD. West Side MANCHESTER —■ ExceUent TV Tonight Coventry . MANCHESTER Custom built exceptional cape with storage, AA zone lot, half acraaplus, For Sole 75 For Sale 75 Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, front-tO“ back ■ living room Iiakewood Circle Eirea, city for Complete Listings. CLASSIFIED SOUTH WINDSOR — half acre. -By C L A Y R. POLLAN- two garages, gorgeous private utilities, CaU Mr. Zimmer, COVENTRY — Doll Ifouse. ARIES LIBRA 12x24, formal dining room, rec See Saturday’s TV Week Teachers Seek increases Yovr Daily Activity Guide lot. Ebcecutlve area. $39,900 room , VA baths, $26,000. Keith j.,D . Real Estate Associates. Five large room Ranch. Ga Six-room REmch, attached 2- ■ V - ' MAR. 21 s m . 2 , g F O R R K N 'l' c a r garage, porch, $26,900. ir According to the Start. ’’ Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 648- Real Estate, 646-4126, 6491022. 64841120. rage. Stove, refrlg/erator, dish- 1* OCT. }2 Perry BImou 1^^8-32-4968 To develop message for Saturday, ADVERTISING OOW>« WEMher. Im m ed ia te occupEincy. <18) WUd WOd Wert 3-4-5-6 LANt) * Coventry treed one- brokers welcome. /69-75-79 81 read words corresponding to numbers 7-13-56 MAIN Street... Business zon Only $2,400 down. PEisek R ceiI- (M) Addame Family In Starting Pay, Insurance of your Zodioc birth sign. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHES’TER.—Ehcclusive AA ed. Two family fiat vdiere half. a ^ '. Lake view. $8,600. <44) GUlInn’s lelaad > TAURUS SCORPIO tora, 2897476, 742-8243. SOUTH WINDSOR — Seven- 5:15 (44) W e A e r Watch }g| AMI. 20 1 PIrasont 31 Any 61 Attention ^ 8 AJH.to 4:30PJa. 0 ,70 0 Rockledge area, huge. 9room downstEiirs hEis been convert ToUandEmre treed, $8,000. 6:M (M) GUUnui’t IiUsd ’The Boaid of Education Emd Also proposed is a secUcm report prepared by their evalu- 2 Unfortunate 32 Your 62 You o cr. 22 e custom REinch. High wooded Vernon hlg^ scenic . acre, room ColonlEd. "Double gEurage, / (44) WhsPi My LtaeT m reading “To enable teachenb ators, and the rig^it of dls- I MAT 20 3 Seeing 63 Todoy V ttOT. 2I-. ed to doctor’s office. Prime lo TOUTH WINDSOR 6:44 (S-944) Weather — Sporta ^ the Coventry Federation of 4 People 64 Your \ lot. aty utUiUes, 2H baths, cation., mEiny uses. Priced to $6,900. Hayes Agency, 6490131.' three baths, fEunily room . ,->,12-21-23-'26 3934-45-5 OVERSIZED CAPE!! New* .(^31-39-8986 5 In 65 Is COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AQVT double gEuege, two fireplaces. W on’ t lEmt. CEdl now . PEisek (18) Candid Camera ^^achera^have heWmelr ‘ flrrt g™«J®® ‘^‘^^ri^r’J^riiX'^nroooeal 6 Person 661s 5961-8 S Q U A R E seU at under $80,000. T. J. (34) To TeU the Troth (C) .... , - ^ ^ ^ . ualized programs for all stu- Tire board s initial proposal 29’ pEineled Eilr-condltioned BOL’TON — .one mUe from F ou r bed room s, la rg e fEim- R ea ltors, M IS , 289^7476, 742- (O) GEMINI 71s 67 Now SAGITTARIUS -4:se PJH. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION Crocketfj Realtor. M3-1677. 4:4S (44) Salat ^ ^ „ negotiating session, for the con- para-professlofiEUs should eiIso contains a new section on 8 Surprises 68 Way famUy room. Low 40’s. Meyer, South Manchester. BeautifuUy 8243. 8;S4 (8) Newo .tflth Walter Crea- NOV. lly kitchen, formal dining (C) tract agreement for 1971-72. placed one for every three *”ream Ranch. 'Ihree bedrooms, fEimily room with fireplace, ^ lot for only $28,900. C eUI 7: (8) Golden V m s e (0) CANCER 14Sudden 74 Mind CAPRICORN during that period eis it is in in Insurrance coverage, the books and other school prop- light manufacturing. Will ca rp eted fEimUy room Euid sepEirate children’s playroom, M r. John M cL aughlin at 649- (8) Trnth or doneeqnence* (O) , J(/N£ 21 ISCIoshM 75 More Dec. 22 ^ (18) W hnt’* M y iJneT (C) the current agrsemeht. OFT is Eisklng the board to pro- erty. ^ 16 Place 76 Especially J rent all or divide to suit kitchen, two fuU baths, two- 'lEumdry off kitchen, mtmy ex Out of Town 5306 for appointment. SE LLIN G your home or Eicre- (44) New * — Weather u d •JULY 22 JAN. IP tenant. Near shopping center age^ For, prompt friendly ser- The CFT wants a one-year vide “sti no cost to the teEicher, A new article on "Discipline’’ 170f 77 Hunches C o ntinued From Preceding Po y car gEuege, aluminiun siding, tras. Short wEdk to school Emd For Sole 75 7:84 ('jT'rhb 'IBttm* (C) 2-15-22-33 IBG o 78 In 16-17-36-40/^ and business disMct. diiELl fireplace, patio, all on Hartford bus.' $83,600. ■ Call vlce7” call Louis Dlmock Re^- (844) Brady Bnnch (0) Eigreement with a salary ached- a family coverage dental Insur- and one, on “'New Teachers’’ is ^44-51-63 19 You 79 Self 49-5557 &L W 20 Excitement 80 But large wooded lot overlooking Warren E. HowlEmd, Realtor, VERNON — Beven-ropm mod • • B • • ty, Realtors, 6499823. (18) I Spy JO) ule that would Increase the artce program.’’ ’Die C3FT is also included, eui la one on “Pro- AQUARIUS BARROWS and WALLACE Co. — Hlfa Chaparral (C) ------’ ’ “ P ro- LEO ,21 Day 81 Rellonce Antique 56 Apartments - Flats - Hartford county. Merritt Agen 648-1108. em Colonial,- Uke new, 1% 8 84 (M 4)®lj«iny^^m aTh« P rol^ starting pay for teachers from also asking for Increased medl- fesslonal Development,’’ $ 2 2 With 82 Personal JAN. 20 MEmchester ParkEide ALL c a s h for your property cy, 6491180. ) baths, large lot. Attached ga •or lsfe76-7982-90 S8K)' rooms, first floor famUy 11*26 (8) Movie ^ era (Step “O” on the Bachelor’s . . . , on the budget. Wanted - To Buy 58 gas heat. Charles Lesperance, 648-1558 J. D. Real EstEite Associates, BOL’TON — (Custom 9room papers;' every week i^tU 11:8# (S8) Tonirht Show Johnny Cwv 649-7620. 6491992.- room, 1V6 baUis, garage, brick Ranch on two parklike degree rolumn) earh’ed $6,960 Fabric Sale sold . C all (C) HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques MANCHESTER. bullt-ins. Spacious rooms, acres, 2-car garage, 2 baths, (18) Merv Griffin Show S ta r tin g In September but this ®"® t^® ®>®®‘®'^ ’The 'Coventry Lions Club is "V > I GOOD location for your busi UNSAY REALTY (844) Dick Cavett Show (C) was raised to $7,350 In Feb- *""Uy coverage In this area. ______brlck-a-brac, locks, frames, TWO-BEIDROOM garden type 30 East Middle ’Turnpike. Well eEisy access to parkway.- finished family room. The best 1:40 (8) With Thb Blnit !c) holding a fabric sale at the South Windsor apartment, heat,' appliances, ness, remodeled retail sales SOUTH FARMS 6499168 Prayer and ruEiry. Ln insurance, the board. In its Qburch Community House on glassware. We buy estates. I9;.l ly NEA. Inc. kept 9room Cape, three large ’Two yeEirs old, exceUent of everything. Call to see. ______..(8444) Now* — Pr i and carpets, $^ . monthly. space, offices. Yard and build bed room s, fire p la ce , WEilk-out condlUon. Home of chEurm, OH The CFT, In Its proposal for proposal, states that it will con- noute 44A today , and tomorrow Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ing storage, good exposure on Hayes Agency, 646-0131. b ZZZZZ In to see our busy Bea. 5.15 New* — Prayer and Stan Paul W. Dougan?!iRealtor, 649- basement. Convenient loca- mEmy extras. OutstEuidlng — ------lX7ia»«*A mKIa fp\ oKrtnP VAII AVA1*V Off 1971-72 is asking that the new tlnue insurance coverage that is jq a.m. to 4 p.m. 420 Lake S t., B olton. 649-3247. main road across - from Open Saturday ' ■We’re able to show you every 4636. "This isn't my ball, but I'm going to play it anyway!" hon. Asking $24,600. Call 647- opportunity. Mr. Lewis, 649 contract represent an 8V4 per at least equal to the current, proceeds from the SEtie Eura to shopping center. Suitable for house that Is up for sEile. Our EdooatioiuU TV (M) School Board Cuts WANTED — antique furniture, , 1802 O wner. 6306. memberahlp In the Mancdies- Friday, rebraary 19 cent increase In salaries bEised pEickage. be used for sponsoidng a high THREE ROOMS for rent, sec m any uses. C a ll 621-7373. Our 6 remaining models GLASTONBURY PM glass, pewter, oU paintings or ter Emd Hartford MLS gives 6:00 Kokla, Fran and Otlle C) on the average of these two Some of the bosird proposals gchcwl student to Nutmeg Boys’ other antique Items. Any quan ond floor, near bus line, no MANCHESTER Center — Six- will be <^en Edl day Satur “ j:C) afairUng wLlariea. nr,.t7-iao.w’nhtg.-(noUwte..«^change -In the section State, Connecticut Eye Re- UP TO 720 sq. ft. avEiilable. Lo • • • • you a wide vEiriety of homes, 6:84 lB*l(ht „ B B ( tity . The H arrison’ s, 643-8709, pets, one months security. room ColoniEtl. IVi baths, dou day for InspecUon. Come B & W Ifhmetj^te occupancy. In- 7:44 Conne of Onr Time :c) would represent Em IncreEise of entitled "Tesicher Efficiency search Emd other coonmunlty Budget by $9,355 With heat, stove and refriger cated Ellington .Rd., South Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 browse tlffbugh these qued- from which to choose. Also, if 7:84 Sonl! ^ (C) 166 O akland Street. b le g a m g e , PEirtiEd b u ^ e s s BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. dlEm Hill Trail. High assum 8:80 NET PUybo«e about $6(W in the stEirting sal- Ratings’’ to “Teaoher Evalua- activities. ator, $120. monthly. Call 646- Windsor. Will Eilter for tensmt. Ity-bullt homes to see why selling, we’ll give you immedi zone. ExceUent potentlEd. Of Manchester PEirkade able 7% mortgage. Six- 14:44 Ma*terpl*e« Theater B XC) a ry . ____ tion,’’ with this secti Corp. of V e m o n cellent parking. T.J. Crockett, First time offered for SEde, tioned. 2-car garage. Fine schedule as opposed to the cur Origlnaliy requested in the Redistrlotlng MANCHES’TER — Adams St. NOR’THWOOD ApEUtments — R ea ltor, 643-1677. $17,900 2-BEDROOM RANCH, lovely 9bedroom OolonlEd, o r caU 0181. executive coimtry club area, Greenwich, Conn., ’Ihursday for rent four-column schedule. texttKMk account was $48,306, ,In other action the board ap house to shEire with other custom buUt for present city water, gEis, sidewalks. production of components for the proved WEtmeir’s reconun'en^- One and two-bedroom apsirt- AGENCY la rg e lot, la rg e shEide tre e , a s VERNON —Manchester Line — The present columns are slb Town Officials Will Sift but the board cut this to $40,000. young men, share kitchen, pri ments, centrEil air-condition MAIN S’TREET office space, owner. Nice com er lot. Must RICHARD E. MERRITT $36,900. Excellent flneuiclng Read Herald Ads Minuteman n mlssUe. The other account that wew re U® appoln^ent of . the the original motKm. madp by chUd gulda^^^e cUnlcr $60 gymnasium gai^e Included. Elderly cou era custom-buUt center-haU to plsm and Implement a $2,000,- WE H AVE custom ers WEtltlhg one o ff m a ster bed room , m od - room s, low 20’s. CEdl OEirly. We have a 9bedroom, 2- 3, minimum $8,250, maximum subcommittee, stating he felt Eden, to appotat the threennan an attendance officer; $«.- *^e ’THE THOMPSON House —Cot ple, no chUdren, no pets. C eiU Ranch. 2 fireplaces, 7 rooms, tor the rentEiI of your apEurt- ern kitchen, formEd dining. Wolverton Agency ReEdtors, bath Ranch in a lovely area, NINE-ROOM custom buUt Gar 000 Water Works CapltEd Im $12,700;tiaTon. column fn..,fo u r, minimum Ule three officials could handle committee. It was emphasized ^ ^ 8^® ^ ^ tage St., centTEdly located, 872-3968 a fte r 6:30 p.m . waU-to-waU carpeting, lovely 'meht or home. J.D. Real Es room. 6492813. that CEUi start you on the rison Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- provement Program and possi $8,660, mEiximum $13,163. the problem or “we are in that the motioii only applied to , ^ elo^clty and gas la rg e pleEisEmtly furnished bedrooms, office, 2H baths, decor throughout, private set ble acquisition of privately own Ediall W lU lajn Lanning, F ire tate Associates, Inu. 648-6129. roa d . PleEuse CEdl 649-6806. Since the negotiation sessions trouble.’ ’ the ^sent delinquent list The telephone service; room s, pEurklng. CeiU 649-2858 FIVE - BEDROOM — Garrison OLDER 7-room ColonlEd style double gEurage, carpetin g. ting. Priced in low 80s. For ed water company. WlU be re R och e replied, “ I f we wsmted amendment WEia pEissed 9 6 EUid CSiief PhlUp C rom b ie Eind P o- are held privately, the only re- for overnight and permanent FOUR ROOM Apartment, sec- Wanted To Rent OO C olonial, tw o yeEurs old . FEim- home. Four bedrooms, 94x120’ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. details caU Lanf^ Agency, sponsible for operating new 6.76 'rson to run the town the motion was passed unanl- ♦I®-®® ^ Uce Oilef John Kerrigan let a • • on guest rates. ond floor, adulU wily, no pets. WANTED: Oom^Uon sales- lot. Also large two story bEun B & W • • 2299349, 228-8296. m.g.d. activated sludge sec- port on how the first session chosen a differ- mously. New-Haven fans into era kitchen, 3 baths, formal went la in the form of Em officed Inquire 171 Sum m it S t. room, warehouse, approxi o on property. Asldng $23,600. W. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 'ondary treatment plant; devel ent type of government .... I Mayor McCoy then appointed P®ndl^ verifl^Uon U r a ^ a i^ the already fiUed gymnaslmn ROOM for genUemEm, quiet dining room, 2-car garage, Land For Rent 73-A stEitement from boEurd m em ber mately 1,600 sq. ft. Manches J. Barcomb, ReEdtor, 644-8000. MEinchester PEirkEide opment of town wide sewEige hope we are not striving’ f6r a David Mills as chairman ot the P**op®>^: 17,200 for U tility In- order to prevent other dls- con ven ien t loca tion . 224 ChEir- 474 MAIN ST. Three rooms, Eduminum siding. $37,600. Arthur TournEm. “ SIX X«...*.a_wa. __ Cltlt*flTW90 * $4,200 . 9nn ifW for Insurance Insurance turbEunceEf weiOwdywlewhich .-might haVC te r Eirea. Write Box, NN, M eui- MEinchester 649-6806 collection liiyout: opportunity one-man operation in 'Vemon.’’ subcommittee to be assisted by surance; ter Oak St. 643-8868. heated. $126. Security. One or MANCHESTER is only three NOTICE Tournaa, apeaklng for the Eigalnst vEuidEillsm; $8,666 for |)een brought about by ^ the chester Hendd. IN-LAW APARTMENT — At- C O V E N TR Y .... LAN D for promotion to Water Emd ’Ihe town, at the present time R(x;he and Neff. tw o EidultB. 6492426, 96 p.m. mUes from this beEiutiful four- RAISED RANCH’ — New and ZONING BOARD boEird Eifter the Wedneaday community use of buUdingB. tense groiqie. / REETNED working gentlemEin tEiched to this comfortable five- TWO PARCELS Sewer Superintendent; will re room REUich. Heis lEuge lot and truly weU buUt, 2 baths, 2 ceu* ’nUs account showed Em in- According to the board, no to' occupy two furnished PO U R - R O O M apEirtment, $130, room Ranch. LEirge lot. Fire One of 60 Eicres, one of 78 acres. OF APPEALS port to a B.S., C.E. with P.B.; 8108 night meeting ^ d , ‘"The Cov Houses For Sole 72 . oversized garsige. Dead-end garage, fireplace, widl-to-WEdl, entry Board of Education and creEised of $1,666 over tee past seat reaervaUoaa were made rooms, Uving room Euid bed no pets, one-child, security de place in living room, eat-ln equipped kitchen imd ' much P®^ acre. Call HEBRON, ~ B.8., C.E., and lour years ex Columbia street:. Full price $18,900. CEdl SmalNAAodlum the CFT met Emd exchEinged Tax Dunning yeEir but a 10 per cent IncreEise for tee vlEdting team fans and room, heat, hot water, sepa posit, references. Available MANCHESTER Industrial zone kitchen, garage, extra CEirport CONNECTICUT perience required; salary c^n . ’The Mitten Agency, Realtors, more. Wolverton Agency ReEd- CARRIAGE REALTY loro* in custodiEd sEdEiries was ex- when they en1ve<^ the decisiafi March 1, 633-6026. The Zoning Board of Ap Closing date, April 1, 1971. proposEila. Aa the fira t pEirt o f NEW YOIMC (AP) —Stoke- rate entTEince, PEirking. Cen 3-famUy house, exceUent bust- storage shed. $26,000. 643-6930. tors, 6492818. 646-1110 plEiined as half of tee amount of to let tee group enter in viola- peals of the ’Town of Hebron Send resume to: thla project, the dlacuaaion was ly CEirmichEiel and his wife, tral. 6497410. LO'VELY one-bedroom apart ness ’ oppertunlty. High tr^lc xiLITMATE In a Bill for Audit increase Emd more use of build- Umi to tee fire code was made, REim- VERY ’TRULY YOURS — ’This ------^ ^ will hold a hearing at the He G eneral MEmEiger on the board’a propoaEd. Some singer 'Miriam MEikeba, are ment with refrigerator, range, count, good condition. — j-j— CEdl— MANCHESTER, 9 - room re tags by the pubUc and recrea- ’Tickets were printed and sold CLEAN, furnished room for IT A bling REinch home, aboimding older home is priced for you, a bron Record Office February 24, Town of MEmchester, Conn. of the Itema on the bosird’a being dunned for $48,193 in dlsposEd, parking. $166 month-. now. $31,600. Hayes Agency, wittf charm ind perfecUon, nes stored authentic colonial Cape, tion department eib a reEtson for to EiScommodEde 1,286 and use of gentlemEui. Central. CaU 649 2-fEunUy w ith 7 room s eEudi S q Iq 1971 at 8 p.m . Municipal BuUding propoBEd were Eigreed upon.’’ Presented To income taxes - for 1968 Emd 646-0131. 3A tiled baths, country kitch 73 the remainder of the Increase. “ suppceeiUy vaUd tickets’’ plus 9883 or apply 4 Pearl St. ly. HEindy to Msdn St. CEdl 644- tied high on a hill wdth three side,. sepEirate furnaces, — To act dpon the request of 41 C enter Street Under negotiation ground 1969. en with .fireplace Euid all The board approved $33,860 gaining entrance from the cor- 2427. WEST Middle ’Turnpike. . ."C ” acres. 2,800 square feet of living built-ins. Acre lot. Exquisite - venienUy located. Just an easy MANCHESTER — A zone build- Caron Brothers, Inc., Church Manchester Ckmnecticut rulea thla year, however, initial ’The Internal Revenue Ser WANTED — Young bEichelor to Selectmen for tee tuition account Eind ridors was tee explanEdlon gtv- zone. Large six and six duplex area, 3V4 baths, swimming pool, must be seen. Hayes Agency, walk to school, bus, shopping ing lot with 8-ceut garage, locat Street. Hebron, Conn.: A vari 66040 proposEila from both aides are vice clEilm was disclosed at shEire two-bedroom apEirtment N E W E R one-bedroom apart- Soft ruffling trims this .. A-darlingvdress-with- bib, Auditor Wilbur Lambert hEis $200,000 for custoifial . salEules en as to the reasons for tee se- on comer lot. One side vacEmt. garages. 6490131. or church. Also a lot cf lot for ed on Hollister St. Level Emd ance under SecUon: 6, Para easy slip-on apron to being released to the press tee Bronx registrar’s office sa m e. CEdl 6492648, m qhts a v a ila b le n ow . $166-$160 cuffs and bottom trim in an increase of $11,476 ^ e r the rious overcrowding, with Eifter Garaps. Tremendous locaUon m a j e STTC new Garrison Co only $28,900. Keith Read treed. HeritEige House, 649 graph 2, Right to use a 60 foot wear when doing those In other contract arcEis, the Eisked tee BoEurd of Selectmen T liursday. per month including heEd Eind contrasting ,color is eas past year. In summing it up, Warner 6:30 p.m. , lor home-office, etc. T. J 2.7 ACREJS, beautiful view, 7- Estate, 6491922, 646-4126. 2482. right-of-way to approximately household chores. No. C F T is Eisklng for inclusion of $1,160 for auditing the books Tile couple now Uve in appllEUiceS. Paul W . DougEin, lonial in executive neighbor 1 ! ily knit to delight the Another $8,000 was approved said “We did a dry run in the Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. room custom Ranch, 3 baths, 12 acre parcel to create'one resi 8108 w ith PHOTO-GUIDE is several'new items, Includli^ a ending Aug. 31 ConEikry, Guinea. FU R N ISH E D room avEdlEible in Realtor, 649-4636. hood, family room with fire PRICE dropped substEmtlally MANCHESTER — Three - two in Small (10-12), Medi young girl. No. 5507 has for the audio visual account and morntag, but nothing this ta- family room, 2-car gEUTEge, dence. knit directions for Sizes request that if a principal is. jg more than last CEuraiichael, a form er heEid privEde home for single cEireer place Emd beamed celling on the on the custom buUt raised famUy recorded lots Emd rural um (14-16) or Large school supertatendent 'Charles conceivable entered ou r HEBRON — Newer 2-bedroom privacy. Hutchins Agency, Harry Klrkham, 4, 6, 8 and 10 years in not present in a school building year's fee but includes work on of tee Student Nonviolent or professionEd womtui, cen- first floor, large fireplaced Uv nmch located in Manchester, semi-industrial limd. Owner (18-20) Sizes. Medium WEimer sstid that this aBows minds.” apartment, chUdren welcome, , MANCHESTER Realtors, 649-6324. ChEdrman HZBA clusive. during regular school hours, the department books. No Coordinating Committee, is traUy located, kitchen prlv- ing room, formal dining room, but suburbEm. Seven big wUl finance. Helen D. Cole, HOME . . . 1 yard of 45-inch. each principal about $1 per DonneUy’s Office Hours carpeting, appUEmces, heat, F ebru ary 7, 1971 ' SEND 806 In crIr* Itr RRCb pat boEmd “shall provide through action WEIS taken due to tee generally credited 'with coin Ueges. Call 6497276. Refer modem kitchen with built-ins, TWO FAhOLY — 96, nicely room s, tw o cEir garage .... Realtor, 648-6666. Patterns available only l«ni t* InctadR flrtt-elR*i Rulllni. pupU for equipment. He term- State Rep. ’Ihomaa J. Don- hot water, parking. Immedi its designation a person to ex- absence of Selectman George ing tee phrase “Black Pow ences required. “ Finest Porter Street area.’’ 2V4 baths, 4 lEirge bed room s, cared for, convenient location, lOEided w ith extnuB. T . J. in sizes shown. Aaae Cabot, MannlwiRter ed tee account “tight.” nelly will hold office hours at ate occupEmcy. $186 monthly. FRONT SEND 794 I* coiR* l*r ucli pat- BvenburHerald, lUO AVB. ercise Ewimlnistrative duties, for peters. e r ." 7% room redwood and porch, 2-car garage. $52,500. modernized, 2 - car gBLrage, Crockett, ReEdtor, 6491677. OFA5raCA8,NBW YOBK, Also ajqiroved was at $100,(XX) the South Windsor ’Town HeuI FURNTOHED room for tent, 646-0882, 6492871. Urn to IncInR* tint-cia** nalllRg. which there shEdl be proper Town Counsel Robert Hsig- H is wife lET a recording Emd brick contemporEiry, cus $30,900. Wolverton Agency n .y T b n m . for teaching suppUes Emd $26,-. on SulUvan Ave. tomorrow with kitchen privUeges, near LAND— 42 a cre s, 1,200’ road Print Hrrir, Rddrta* win ZIP remuneratlon.” gerty notified tee boEird that concert a rtist. COMPLETTELY renovated 6- tom cra fted 1961 with fin est ReEdtors, 6492813. REDECORATED 9 room Colo 000 fo r UbrEuy suppU es. A udit from 10 a .m . to noon. bus line, peurking, Edl con m aterials Emd workmEinship, frontage. ($36,000. nial, 1^ bEiths, gfdrage, possi WILLIMANTIC o r /_ '------N EW ^OBS, CODE RRd ElflR NRRiDir. ’The CFT is requesting that a the motion to dismiss Em appesil, room apartm en t in a 2-fEunUy N.Y. ing fees wlU cost the town $3,- veniences. 6496914. for present owner. 9bed- $24,900 —ATTRACTIVE spa ble fourth bedroom. Fine loca- By BEA KEITH - The Fall and Winter sick leave bank be established, \riilch he filed with tee State $164.01 per studmt. home. WaU-to-wEdl carpeting We NEED LISTINGS PriRt Nrrm, AdtffRit w in ZIP ALBtjM is 654, includes 300 Emd miEiceUaneous suppUes' MEmchester Evening Herald rooms, 2<4 baths, most ef cious SpUt Level. WaU-to-wall tlwn, bOEird op- cation . CaU 649-0829. Did you ever think of making The Spring and Summer EARLY AMERICAN...YRiterytRr’i PaTtlEil approvEil was riven Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-8274. built-ins). FlreplEiced living ing your property?” Call Agency, ReEdtors, 6496324. 6492818. ’71 Basic FASHION Book is dtaliRi for iRdRY'* dacorl Patttrn be placed in tee bsink which cerns tee controversy between portation and debt service ex tional. 643-6746. your dining room into a f£un- to the mlsceUimeous ex^nse TODAY! $1.00, includes postage giRctt; dlractloni for 12. 0109- may be dra'wn upon in hardship tee Becklshes Emd tee Planning penses of $69,216. ’THREE rooms, first floor, cen room, formEil dining room. lly room? Most people use it 94, inctndti pottofo RRd han- a ccou n t tor $4,600; the health and handling. dllnf. CELses.” ®4id Zoning Ck>mmisslon Emd tee New Dump tral, heater, range. C eiU 669 LEUge fa m ily iw m , plus only for guests. A dropleof suppUes Emcount received the Dignitary Guards 1687. heated workshop or 4th table can serve the purpose Aniiteer new item, per CFT Zoning Board of Appeals, and pep. O’NeUl has told the se- and in the meEuiUme have a okay for $2,000; travel health WASHING’TON (AP) — A^ new NOTICE bed room . ' ’TOWN OF MANOHES’TEB, OONNEOTIODT request, would be “To ensure over free-stEmding signs. lectmen that there is a good services, $1,296; contracted room fo r y ou r fEunUy. State Rep. WilUam O’NeUl chEuice for tee town to Eicquire Secret Service unit was formed TOWN OP MANCHESTER, p h l r i c k the continuity of . the learning s e rv ice s Business Locations' I B LEGAL NOTICE told tee board in a letter th^ some state-owned property for instruction $9,000, and Thursday to piratect visiting for- CONNECTICUT 1. YOU BE THE JUDOB! process, the board shall hlira BY APPOINTMENT NOTICE OF the resolution Eidopted by tee se- a new sanitary lEindfill. ition $12,(X)0. C ustodial eig n (UgnltEiries. POSITION VACANCY For______Rent 64 Inspect this two-fEunlly. Notice Is hereby given of the certification of pEirty-endorsed substitutes in all areas, Includ- suppUesi' wUl take $18,200 \riUle James J. Rowley, ^ Secret ’Ihe owner wsuits only $28,- candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to the M ^-. art, music, physical edu- lectmen regarding funds for The selectmen had told ASSISTANT SEWAGE TREAT- MANCHESTER Green — Call Suzanne Shorts,^ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE nx contracted , services. nonln- service director,' said the For- AGENCY 900. With a bit of modem- cipal Offices specified below to be filled at the Munlclp^ elecU « cation^ IndiistriEd arts and town roEul Edd may not. be pos- O’NelU that they would Uke to m e n t p l a n t o p e r a t o r Ground floor, 900 sq. ft. front txitig It would be worth sible during this session of tee buy an abandon^ gravel bonk ®**” Protective Dlvl- 646-3238 ____ In accordEUice with the provisions of Chapter-8r Sectlcna T to be held on May 8. 1971 in the T’^ of Andover. A of tt® home economics.” telnance received ai^roVal for gj^ was authorized by legisla- ’A e Town of MEUtcheider is re X>ortlon ca rp eted , second floor, considerably more. Has persons so endorsed as candidates is * Hartford, and State of Connecticut, located on the westerly side 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 ' TOWN OF MANCHESTER, vlded and accepted-for-them. ’Ihe present dump site, on to-waU carpeting throughout. of Broad Street in SEdd Town of MEmchester as shown on a map A ssessor ’There will be no bEmd uni scription apply to Qenersd Msm- Notice is hereby given that ...... Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. * ” ” 2. $22,900. FULL PRICE on 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 CONNECrnCUT A record of town-oWned resd Doubleday Rd., is considered Manchester Herald 3-zone heat, fuU attic, 2-car ______entiUed “PLAN FOR WIDENING OF S R 602 AND INTERSEC- 3-Bedroom RANCH. 2-car Board of Tax Review forms or games officlEds Emd Eiger, Town of Manchester, Mu the Board of Admission of Elec ANDOVER PlEmning k ZoiUng Commission 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 PROPOSED ORDINANCE property and major personal too wet for continued use. BOYS or om ui garage, e n clo s e d resm yEird, $21,000 — THREE-BEDROOM TION IMPROVEMENTS ON ROUTE U.S. 6 and U.S. 44A IN gEirage, lot 100x160. This footbEdl equipment weis reduced nicipal BuUding, 41 Center tors in the Town of Bolton, Con Planning ft Z(ming Commission, Alternate 7/1/71 to 7/1/76 Notice is hereby given that property in the selectmen’s of- Gourmet Dinner 10 Y ears (Hd o r Older professlanEdly landscaped, Ranch, , wall-to-wall carpet. TOWN OP MANCHES’TEjR APPROVED Feb. 26, 1970’’ on one won’t last. Owner in 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 in tee recommendEitlons to $11,- All Sections of Town Street, Manchester, Connecticut necticut, wlU hold a session in Lnveiv view tiipH Hiitr-hina *** Office Of, PubUc Works of the Town of MEmchester, more tends to IncreEise the price Zoning Board o t Appesds tee Board Of Directors, Town of flee Is’ rcEisonably complete in The 'Volunteer Fire D^iart- the Community Hsdl in said mEmy other extras. Priced low Fire Commissioner 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 Manchester, Connecticut, will 06040. for quick side. Clmrles Lesper S S r .S to r a ! M 9M 2f^ particularly bounded and described as foUows: come Spring. 7/1/71 to 7/1/78 line with recommendations from ment is sponsoring Einother _ board will continue to CALL Town on Wednesday, February C onstables I X iJi • .. ® Public HeEuhig in tee ance,-6497620. 7/1/71 to 7/1/77 the State ’Tax Department, ac- “gourmet dinner” Saturday review the iracommendations Eit ODteULftnON DEPT. 24, 1971 to exam ine the quEilifi- Beginning at the northeEmt com er of No. 489No. 482 Broad Eliminate very full draperies Library Director, Full Term 7/1^ to 7/1^ Hearing Room at tee Mi^cipai selectman from 6:30 to :30 p.m. with 406 K E E N E Y ST. — B eautiful Stt/eet; sEdd point being One Hundred Forty-Three (148) Feet Norton Fund Commissioner . future meetings before final cations of appUcants and admit DUNCAN RD.. new 9room Co- in a small nxmi. Use tEdlored 7/1/n to 7/1/77 Building, 41 Center Street, Man- j^g^-j, g^egda spaghetti and meatballs on tee 647-9946 location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished, kouth of a brownstoiw boundsmy numker an the west street idiades, verUcral blinds or Insurance Commlssioaer, FiUl-Term presentEtilon to tee ’Town Coun- to the electors oath those found Chester, Connecticut, Thesday, „ Expenses menu. IcmiEd, lEuge breezeway 2-CEir- $32,000. CaU 643-0669. line of BroEid Street; thence through. Em interior EUigle of 88*- shutters InsteEul. Insurance Commissioner, qu E dified. garage. ’ffle bath, buUt-ins, 46’ a distEmce of Seventeen EUid 11/100 (17.11) Feet to a point; SlliUiig and folding doors tEike .^’To fill vacancy for four yeBus 6/8/71 to 7/1/76 March 2, 1971, at 8:00 p.m. to Columbia ranks 166th in the Do'Jmtions are $1.76.for adults oil prior to March 15.______' Said session wlU be held be fireplEuse, plastered walls, city NEW 7-room Colonial, ready to thence through an interior Emgle of 66*-16’ a distance of less room than convenUonai. consider and act on tee foUow- expenses per pupil spent Emd $1 for children. Proceeds tween the hours of 6:00 p.m. to utlUtles, lEdge lot. BuUt by decorate. 3 bedrooms, 2H Seventy-Six and 61/100 (76.61) Feet to a point; thence through ones. go to tee fire depsuiment. M arch during tee 1969-70 yeEte, accord 8 :00 p .m . AnsEddi. ChEirles Lesperance, baths, fEunUy room, aluminum Em interior angle of 90*-12’ a distEmce of Seventeen (17) Feet The dime isn’t entirely worth- tee The firemen wish to purchase im ce ing to tee Connecticut Public Bzzzzzzzz in and see our Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, 6497620. siding, 2-car garage, city utUl- to the west street line of BroEul Street; thence through an less-4t’ makes a fairly good the new equipment and say that S.B.M. has interior single of 89°-48’ for a distEmce of Seventy-BUght and Statutes, ------Expenditures Ccnmcll. February 17, 1971., Ues. Merritt Agency 6491180. screwdriver. Town of MEmchester that tee 46/100 (78.46) Feet aloDg-the-west street line of Broad Street other tlum party-endorsed candidates. •^e town spent $665.60 per tee cost of matatenEmce is busy Bea, We're ready, 1 OUve H. Toomey, $27,900 — ' 7-ROOM RAISED Town of MEmchester hereby SIX-RO O M BtEurter h om e, v e ry to the point of beginning. Speaking of vEdua—you’ll be Forms for petiUona for filing such candldEteles by or on behalf pupU, based on an average high- Tickets may be obtained Tow n C lerk REmch, CEUi>eting, diriiwEusher, pleased with the value we willing and able to assist clean. $18,600. CaU for detaUs. of any enrolled Democratic PEirty member may be obbiined from Joins with the Town of South d a lly 8ch(x>l attendEuice o f 836 at tee door or beforeliEmd from MORTGAGE MONEY frtove, recreEitian room, ga The above described pEuxel conta^ about One Thousand help you find in Emy house Windsor in creating a Dis Wolverton Agency Beatrice B. KowEtiski, Democratic Registrar of VtJteris, Route 6, students, 20 m oro than lEist (me of tee firemen or a mem rage, huge lot, trees, sewer. Realtors, Three Hundred and ’Twenty (1,820) SquEire Feet lEUid. you buy through . . . Andover, Ooonecticut. Instructions for filing such a cEmdldacy trict Department of Health ber of tee Ladies Auxiliary. you in the sale or pur 6492818. Just off Route 6, 5-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, year. This includes high school Assumable mortgage. Hutch ------This Ordinanoe-ahaU t a k e effect ten (10) days EUfter this pub- lire'contained in Piut I, Inatruction Page, of the petiUem form, as p rov id ed in O ia p te r 336 Men’s Retreat MAMrmwiWR 1. /o,. Ucatlon in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days tuiticn stiidente. at New Lower Rates ins Agency, 6496824. bath, big eat-in kitchen, 2-car garage, 3'/a copies of vriilch are available in aitid Regiatrar’a office. Prior to ’The Emnual men’s retreat for chase of YOUR property. ^ ^ PubUcaUon of this Ordinance a peUUon sign^ by not of tee Genenil Statutes of There are 154 towns with c obtaining tee petition form, the consent of each candidate to be men of Columbia and Lebanon tnie 7-room Ranch. Four bed- less tlum five (6) percent of,the electors of the Town, im deter- acres. Full basement with laundry. Only Connecticut, Revision of greater expenses Em d 13 w ith proposed therein {Hus a depoalt of $26.00 for eEtob such candidate will be held at ImmEiculate Re rooms, two baths, gEurage. mined from the latest official lists of the RegistrEirs of Voters $19,900. must be filed with- said RWHatrair. A petition containing the r^ 1969. lesser expenses. VeryJaige lot. FuU price $19,- has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Dated at MEmchester, Ccnmec- treat House in 'WillimEmtic Gall 646-1700 quired number of signatures of enrolled Democratic members In T ile m edian c . (R.I.) College. Jacques, both over 21, and chair Club will meet tonight at 8 at KENT (AIP) — ’The chairman Hie fifth annual rummage man Oscar Posselt. FAMILY FOOD NIGHT the home of Mr. and Mrs. sale sponsored by Girl Scout ; of the Kent Democratic ’Town In some communities in Con V O L . L X X X X , NO. 120 (OfaMsUled Advertising M. distributing last fall, flled an as with hia wife and a friend and Jersey TVnqilke. They charged Ootmecticut. vote in federal elections. Hie WASHDfO'roN (AP) — Sen. gO-year-oId Benny Dempa of Win church. ' Eugene Brewer, pastor of the sessment for unpaid taxes age requirement in elections for LIGGETT PHARMACy Edward Gurney, R -F ^ , eays listened while bullets ripped ter Garden, Fla., with poseea- Church of Christ, will conduct Sing-Along — JolHTheFun valued at mcne ttian $2 mlUlon. a service Sunday at 8:16 a.m. The Marine Corps League state office is still fil. top Pentagon ofOcials allowed a their lives away will be the sioa-of a stolen vehicle and poe- Cut Cold by Foe’s Fire Grade 7 and 8 Methodist Gurney said the IRS ordered______on radio station WINF. The dance scheduled for tomorrow Nassiff j)t»to 'The new m em bers of the 26- private diatilbutor accused of Btate’a chief witness against sesaton of dangerous wet^wns. Youth Fellowship of South Uni all money owed the Star Oo. by three young neonle charged ted Methodist Church will meet program is sponsored by the night at the Marine Home has Engaged wrongdoing to maintain a mo- A IT-yearsild Winter Garden Manchester Council of Churches beep canceled. youth, Jacky Hardy, was charge By GEORGE ESPER tonight at 7 ;80 In the youth P•^M^ solas to tS T te yieteam IlL*^^** pending the outcome of chief Deputy Malcolm McOoU Assoclatd Press Writer lounge of the church. and the Clergy Association of The engagement of Miss San with. Juvenile delinquency. Manchester. King David Lodge of Odd of the Lake County SherUPs of- Terri RoMnson, an 18-year«ld dra P. Chappas to Howard M. C h ^ y levied the charge in July 1969, Chimey added, flce said murder warrants bad SAIGON (AP) — South lUss Sharon I. Douton, daugh Fellows will meet tonight at Holmes, both of Manchester, Friday after Fred Burgess, until John Servotius, thra Star ptesl- JaokaonvUle, N. C., glri was been sent to police In New Jer charged with receiving a stolen Vietnam's 12-day-old drive f ’,1 ter o t Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Proofs for the Center Congre 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. has been announced by her par » top official in the dent, admitted the questioned sey who picked up two. boys and vehide and canning weiqians. Douton of 80 Bretton Rd., and gational Church Pictorial Direc ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Post Blxchange system In 'Viet- currency transaction, against the Ho Chi Minh tory are ready for approval and It glri in a stolen ear. Ntcholaa Puhlick, Ida wife and AQas Janice E. Havey, daughter Members of the American Tsapatsaris of 349 Hilliard St. nam repeatedly invoked the "But he reftised to asstst the trail in Laos apparently may be checked by the congre Legion will meet tonight at McCall said Friday the war Brlnkworth, a realtor, were of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Havey, Her fiance is the son of Mr. Fifth Amendment to avoid tell, aubconunlttee' fuiilier . .V ” rants charged the youthe with was stopped cold and in gation Sunday through Friday 7:30 at the Holmes Fimeral Ing a Senate ponri whether he travelling to Inspect a retire of 68 Sycamore Lane, Apt. D., and Mrs. Howard L. Holmes Gurney said. "W e also learned kiUing 64-year-oId Cecelia Puh- deep trouble today as the have been named to the dean’s from 3 to 8:30 p.m. and on Sat Home, 400 Main St., to pay re accepted, rent free, a luxurious ment home near Eustia last urday, Feb. 27, from 10 a.m. of 128 Henry St. . W. G. GLENNEY that no action had been token Uck of F l ^ ^ e , Oonn., a i^ 6 ^ Monday when they came across North Vietnamese launch list at Bucknell University, spects to the late John Maxwell, Salgm villa from Joe Dekarco, to 4 p.m . in the Robbins Rxwm Miss Chappas is a 1966 grad-’ by the military on this contract year-atroI bases nearby rem ained freshments will be served. Hie RELIABLE 9" PAINT ROLLER Itietnamese village. c^w city,” Hamman replied. program will also Include a tea Calley f(dlows on the wMneas under siege ta r a third succes AUDIO-VISUAL Galley did not have the men- sive day. cup auction. & TRAY SET Democrats Adopt Reform stand a psychlatrlri who said tal capwdty to premeditate the Mrs. Marion Straughan is SERVICES ~ that on March 16, 1968, (he Ueu- jjy Lai atayfags, Hamman said, An American advisor on the 'Tm Old Fashioned George - Happy Birthday Vietnamese side told Associated general chairm'an of the bene REPAIRB ON ALL MAKES On Voting at Convention tenant "could tidnk, but not Premedttatksi Is rJsniitliil to a Feb. 22nd!" Your friend — Kathy . . . fit. She will be assisted by Mrs. Tape Recorders, Phono- n ^ y with the perception, fore- charge of ffnt degree murder, Press idiotographer Rick Mer Alice Wetherell, tickets and res gn^hs, Projeotois, Ampll- e ^ end Judgment he would ^Hdch carriee the penaltiea of ton: “The rangers ore holding ORCHARD FRESH; Macs, Red, Golden Dellolous, Baldwins flers, Radio, Small Appliances WA8HINOTON (AP) — The vtuad large states even more by on by the skin of their teeth." ervations; Mrs. Hiora Maloney, Democratic National Committee mlxiiig populstion and Demo I^Tlbk with In normal Ufe.” Hfi> tanprieonment or death. and Cortlands. The etreas and fear of cmn- ______Field reports said more than e> refreshments^ Mrs. Virginia 16mm Films and has adopted a compromise toe- cratic strength. FRESH: Asparagus, Artichokes, Broccoli, Peas, ’Turnips, Keeney, prizes; Mrs. Maybel bat, the expert aald, limited Cal- 1 ^ - MbPHBRSON, Ga. (AP) 60 Sadgon troops had been killed mula for apportioning votes at Belgian Endive, Shalots, Leeks, Hot, Frying Pepiters, Chi Dowd, EUictlon: and Mrs. Gert Projection Service The DNC also approved the ley’s mental capacity to riiooee. — An Army intriligence offleer, Friday and Saturday, more than nese Cabbage, Brussels SprouU, Cherry ’Ibrnatoes, Sweet rude ’Tinklepaug^ and lilrs. the party’s 1972 national conven far-reaching reforms of the par "D id you ccMlder iitm as nor- Bugme M. Kotouc, hss 200 wounded and 26 missing. Potatoes, Watercress, Romaine, Bostcai Lettuce. Mary Nichols. Sound Recording tion, but the plan faces a court ty’s other refonu commisalcn, mal as most men who sHved In hren ordered to trial on charges South Vietnamese field com JSMIOB.’rBE): Plums, Pears, Strawberries, Watermelons, challenge. formerly headed by Sen. George manders estimated 600 Nortii 646-1878 Manchester, Conn. Vietnam?" the peychtatrist. Dr. maiming and nesHniting a Limes, Grapefruit, Hmieydews, Spanish Melons, Temples, Members are reminded to John F . English, national S. McGovern, D-8J3. Vietnamse troops were slain un bring articles for the auction, WUbur Hamman, was Vietnameae during Interroga- Navel Oranges, (Red, Blue Grapes, Coconuts, Jaffa Oranges. committeeman frmn New York, der an onslaught of ortilleiy fire and prizes are being soUclted. They will boost the numbers Frlday. tion near My Lai. WEEKEND SPECIALS promised to file a federal court of women, delegates under so "Y e s ,” Hmnimm answered. '^ le Army announced the de- and air support by U.S. fighter- i ; suit even before the the 110- The Aritigton, Va., psycUar Fridiqr and aald diaiges bombers and helicopter gun- and representatives « f minority ships. Califomia Lettuce ...... large head 29c HANDY REFILL member committee approved pxxipe at next year’s oonven- trist was still undergoing cr of murdering a Vietnameae oft- the plan by voice vote over Eng- tlon. examinnrion when (he tilal re- the March 16, 1968 assault on ’Die UJi. Command reported Asparagus ...... lb. 69c PINEHIfflST two attacks on American posi RANGE AND lUh’s tone dlasent. oesssd for the weekend. T he »*)r Lai and of assauR and bat- PROPANE CYLINDER They also require chongsa de tions north of Khe Sanh, on the Mclntp^ Apples (Grade A) 16 qt. bskt. $2.50 The formula Increases the quaetioning Is expected to be tery were dropped, rUEL OIL signed to prevent a repetition of Vietnamese side of thq border, Cucumbers ...... 2 for 29c SDaltRt ~ oanqpteted Monday morning and The Army says KMouc, 36, of vote of the largest states over the charges of unfairness that and acknowledged the loss of GASOLINE Chllay wai follow. Humboldt, Neb., was not diiect- We Cany Hie Manchester Eveidiig Herald FOR When You 1966 totals, and cuts that of 34 swlried around the tumultuoua two more helicopters. A spokes l€E CREAM SALE The 66-settt .courtroom has ly Involved In the Infantry OOBIPLETE UNB OF SUMOAT PAPERS ONLY Purchase smaller ones. 1966 convention at Chicago. man said five Americans were been-liUed in recent days In sn- ssreep cf the vUlsge hut alleged- Try Onr Freah SUoed Cold Cnto! The plan, recmnmended by Haiiing the “daj^i ~wiSt’ a i killed, 14 were wounded and BANTLY OIL OooiUnnes t o n i ^ and all day ticlpstion of CUley’s appear' ly committed hia offenaes sever "THE KING the DNC’s executive committee. three were missing. Saturday .... "historic’ ’ and a step toward ance. Court ballfCi aald then al hours Ister wbsn be chopped ( OMI’ \.\'i l\( . Is baaed both on electoral votes Powdeir caadst^ Aad . shells ttttet forsfroond as South Viet troops fire a field U.S. B83s struck Inside South SAVE aoc ON EVERY PROPANE TORCH and Democratic voting rirength. 1972 victory, N a ^ would he, no roontorenyaAdi-cfrpartofone person’s finger ::i M\IN sii;i:i:i ^Wiaue^FyO^^^SP clssid the ouishfcihz, ^hfeliidiug' noww* wmi zrhntfewnd cuthfan bn the pieces toward^ AWPWtiAd.<^^ Xdudian J)prder. (AP Photo) ^ inetnam. foe the first time In 2 Kl-OALS. YOU BUYI AT OUR LOW SALE PRICE Engliah h tV it^ '7 "^ ‘one Demo meeting—M u..by .•declaring: I • while questioning Um. nearly two weeks. ■ ' PRODUCE!" ri:i.. li 1(1- crat, one vote,” formula. • I / The elght-Jet bombers at All fl.M Flavors, Inoludlng " I defy the Republican Na ^ SiarUer the cmnmlttee reject CsUey hss said be looks for- T h e Army sold the person was tacked a North Vietnamese 87< OAHtiAND ST., MANCHESTEB — MS-SSM K()ck\illi' I the Savor of the month, $ J T 9 9 tional Committee, the RepubU- ed, SB to 27 ,a jdan proposed by ward to testifying. There have "suqiected enemy personnel.” buildup threatening American OHBBRY-PINIBAP^LE can party, the Republican ad- been 8$ court days stnoe the in Lincoln, Neb., Robert Cros- the party’s O’Hara reform com- Copter Pilots Tell of Scene forces Just to the south of the trial began with setection of the by, defense attorney for Kotouc, mlsstcn which would have fa- (See Page Fourteen) demilitarized zone. ahc-offlcer Jury on Nov. 13. said: In another attack in the north " I ’d like the American public "Oapt. Kotouc takes the ppsl- ern sector of South Vietnam, the to know what happened,” Odley tion that war is war and that he old imperial capital, Hue, was YOU GET 10-FOOT RUBBER Of Heavy Fighting in Laos recently ten and we hit them. ’There YOU CAN recent mcRth-long recess. acquitted and LL William L. up the crew chief. Hit by ground from its moat serious challenge It would "cast a pall of anxiety H a m m a n ^ p ^ c h h ^ ^ is being tried at Ft. ranger position six miles Inside w ere about 60 to 100. We don’ t MINT MIST fire, the helicopter .managed to know how many we killed, but WHEN YOU BUY FIRST in years. over teachers that will Inhibit ™ Bemiing, Ga., on charges of Laos. He is the only American there, and he is wounded. crash land at another South I’m sure we got a lot.” For Arabs PIE Some of the push for repeal of their initiative and imaginaticn, Washington, said Galley acted murdering 102 villagers during Vietnamese base in Laos. The said Education Commissioner automatically at My Lai. The crew chief, who was not Another American Cobra pi Pie) tenure, a form of Job security, the raid. The case of Chpt. Er crew chief later was returned to B y THI^ ASSOCIATED PRESS WUUam J. Sanders in a state "H e did this because he was identified, was hit when his lot, Lt. Rock Wells, 26, Selma, evidently stemmed from recent nest Medina Is pending at FT. South Vietnam.) ment filed with the Eklucation told to. He had to. He did not McPherson. A decision on medical evacuation helicopter Ala., over the area a few hours The Palestine Liberation AFFORD strikes by teachers. One of the Committee..’’Not only will they have a choice.” was rtiot up aibout noon Thurs Another Cobra gunship pilot, earlier, said he saw the ranger Army moved openly today to whedier he should be tried is Lt. John Lioculholt, 21, Savan bills before the Education Com be treated unjustly, but their Hamman also testified; not expected before next month. day at Landing Zone Ranger, base taking a lot of fire. unseat Yasir Arafat as leader of mittee—a bill backed by the professional ^>lrit and Integrity "H e was, in a sense, forced by scene of the heaviest fighting so nah, Ga., was over the battered the Palestinian resistance (See Page Fourteen) far in the drive into Laos. base today. (See Page Fourteen) Kraft LMge MVi-os. Connecticut Conference of May will be Impaired." an internal force to do that movement, touching off the big FI4AVOB FROZEN gest internal power struggle in ors—would revoke the tenure o i the guerrillas’ history. B A K ^ m U lM ia fO K T A DESSERT ON SAUSAGE any teacher who went on strike. ' Brig. Abdulrazzak Yahya, "Why have both tenure and TOILET SEAT l i i PLA commander-in-chief, made !. PIZZA collective bargaining?” asked . public demands that Arafat’s -nstded seat and Indea in Hs own Alnmfamm Mayor Joeeph (Marini of Walling ruling Central Committee be Wnlrtin Pan ford. “CoUective bargaining is dissolved and that all guerrilla ;r ^ all the protection you need.” Let's face it-a fte r dropping eight — in Flames organisations be brought under But the teachers argued that Rockville the PLA. bucks for a steak dinner - who feels tenure has inxitected them from Yahya’s demands came in political retaliation, and repeal- f t j BARIiARA BIOHMOND notes' published in Damascus It would bring bock the (Herald Reportor) and Beirut today, a few hours Dke dessert? "dirty poUtics” of pre-tenure Sale on the finest An eariy mtxntng fire ot un- before the 27-man Central Com days. ' mittee was to begin meetings in No problem at Bonanza. Our Potatoes you ever "Who would want to return to deterihlned origin destroyed one cf RockvUIe’a oldest block the Syrian capital on the grow the qwUs system ?" asked Rep." *4 buildings at West Main S t and in g ' momentum tow ards a- best steak dinner (a delicious T-Bone) purchased! VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON • - ...... --- Edgar King, R-Farmlngton. peaceful settlement in the Mid; ' "What civil service Is to the Vernon Ave. and left on unde die Bast. X termined numebr of fomlUea costs you than $3. Our tender^ U.S. No. 1 PROTECT FURNITURE. FLOORS AND WALLS state aM federal emidoye, ten Yahya also called on the D-TYPE, FLASHLIGHT BAHERY ure is to the teacher,” said King, homeless. Palestine National Council, POTATOES 9' X 12' DROP CLOTHS who said pecqile used to be able PoUce said that reporta circu m eeting Peb. 27 In Cairo, to re Ribeye steak dinner is yours for a little to "b u y" a teaching Job with a lated that someone was missing' FOR WITH THIS form radically the resistance Low cost protection on 1600 Iwlbe. were false, as far aa they knew. over a buck. 10-lb. bag ONLY movement and set up a commis many household jobs. COUPON In favor of repealing tenure No injuries were reported. sion to determine who is respon were the mayors, the Connecti Some a t the stmres and iq MUt- sible for past errors. And to top it all o ff-o u r desserts WITH THIS cut Association of Boards of Ed menta were not occupied. The He said such mistakes as the COUPON ucation, and some lawmakers, business suffering the most 11-day civil war in Jord^' last are mouth-watering. Big, luscious PACKAGE When you buy including Rep. Rufus Rose, R- OF THREE First Battery damage financially was probcdi- September between guerrillas at Our Low Wsterford. ly the Ladd and HaU ware- and King Hussein’s array "have Defending tenure were the cream pies, real old-fashioned fruit pies Sale price hpuse, which waa reportedly led us to a verltaUe national WITHOUT COUPON 61.00 State Department of Education, fuU of new furniture. disaster." and lots of frosty cakes. the Connecticut Education Asso It was stiU .belching flamea The 42-y e a r -o 1 d general 20-lb. bag 89c . . i"' - ciation, the Connecticut FTA, and thick black snudw at 10 charged the Central Committee __ Tonight, why not try a little and several other lawmakers, a.m . The entirs West Main St. repeatedly failed to unite the 11 ttu-iiMHng King. Rep. Irving Stol- ares was covered with a thick major commando groups into We will have a i^eelal late berg, D-NSw Haven, and Rep. blanket of nnoke, giving off one movement against Israel. tenderness? ln*tiie.week shipment ot very Stanley Bigos, D-E!nfleld. treeh- Dnboqne Com Fed a very eerie effect os the light Yahya commands 7,000 troops BOBK, wbiMe U-B>. avg. MANCHESTER Critics of the system said It based in southern Syria. Until had protected incompetent rain started to faU. UOS ...... ■*. IBO Several of the famlllea were recently he was. a member. of FRIDAYS teariiers from dismissal. De the Central Committee, but ^he fenders said it had protected already at the Rockville Red Cot to order, aU eb ^ or Croes o ^ e riimtly after 9 a.m . quit when Arafat ciriticized his olu ^ and teaato. competent teachers from dtsmls-. army’s showing in the civil war,_. 649-5253 TO 8:30 P.M. sal on--poUtibal, religious and where Mrs. Betty Spurting and BOHSm Mrs. Alsne Kellner were mak guerrilla sources said. V ■ \ economic grounds, vriiUe teaving PIBNOBSOOT OHiaaBNS ing onangemenU for food, As an outgrowth of the Sep plenty cf opportunities for sc)mo1 tember war, the Jwdanian It__ SAT. TO - clothtng and shelter for them. \ snunni. boaids to Are incompetent or army is being reinforced by the Mrs. Michael Rousseau, who > 2B7 Waet Middle Tpke., Manchaalir 3 3 6 unworthy teachersT... > United States. A Beirut news^- MMiP PlNEWIIBgr TONRB If incimpetent teachers are with her husband and 9-montll- M tanM M (RL n, BcWal • Rt 1, Grvtoa Staprtra Mart,,Mm • — 4 P A I ^ — per said King Hussein’s army S i | £ S S m S m (RL HD; HMdMottn • RL 72, PWihUI* Stioppini PUa, tni a PJL NORTH MAIN STREET twiiHg allowed to keep their JohS’ old son, Uved In an apartment RAT S'AJd. on f PJd. Is the fault of the boeMa of Firemen use hooks to pull widls from smoldering building. SerlM By RestosM Pinto (See Page Fourteen) r ti education, not the tenure (See Page Five) \\ c .... A- ,1 ? 1 T - N.';