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VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 305 (TWENTY-FOUR p !AGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 (CiasBlfled Advertising on Page *l) PIIICE TEN CENTS Nixon Visits Pope, Greets Freed U.S. Hijack Victims
ROME (AP) ^President tor any demonstrators. The thorltles herded the 28 hijack He referred to measures that Nixon told Italian leaders square itself was cleared of victims back Into the plane, include armed guards aboard today the United States is cars. Nixon followed and addressed aircraft and security at sir committed to a strong pres Thirty motorcycle policemen them. Inside. ports, surrounded the President’s car The Americans had arrived sometimes takes an Incl- ence in the Mediterranean, as it whipped at high speed an hour earlier from Nicosia to bring world at- made an unscheduled visit ( G > . through the route. where they had spent the night tenUon,” Nixon said, adding (C) to ^ eet freed American At Piazza- Venezia, the huge after being freed by Palestinian the reaction was one of VU- skyjack hostages flying square where Benito Mussolini guerrillas in Amman. They outrage" and one of compas ■'•4a- home from Jordan, and used to harangue the crowds, a were to continue on to New s'on lor the vicUms. then met with Pope Paul lew American tourists jumped York after refueling, but the Before visiting the hostages, VI. up from sidewalk cafes and ap- surprise decision by Nixon to the President told Italian lead- The-President dfove through plauded over the heads of po- greet them held them in Rome a ers toe United States is commlt- “o .. - motorcade ...... tittle .longer------ted than to scheduled. a strong presence in to e ' " Rome to Vatican City ■ lor his Hcemen as toe ^ Mediterranean, which he caUed meeting with toe pontiff. It was passed. Nixon said afterward; toe President’s first automobile Nixon flew to Fiumicino Air- think I feel as happy as they ^^.pQ anchor of trip since arriving here Sunday by helicopter and niet toe do." ' reaffirmaUon night. All his other movements Americans as they walked off a He told reporters that what to President Gluseppd Saragat had been by helicopter. special Trans World Airlines., the hostages went torough may at toe beginning of talks seetoig Nlxonls 13-car motorcade en Plane toat is taking, toem back mean "toe possibility of this means of a lasting peace In the % tered toe Vatican torough toe to the United States. happening again In the future Mediterranean. “ Arch of toe Bells” after a Such was toe crush around has been substanUally re- He latdr talked with Premier nearly straight ride torough toe toe smiling President toat au- duced." Emilio Colombo, who accompa center of Rome along toe ’Tiber nied Nixon on toe trip to meet River. toe hostages. At one point along toe heavily Nixon seiid toe hostages were guarded route, several youths "very proud of being Ameri heaved a cascade of leaflets at Freed American Hostages cans. ’Ihey ndver lost their spir • ■ " X toe black, closed li'mouslne. it.” ’Their slogans were "thumbs they bore toe Communist par On Jetliner Bound for up” and "ihey had no com ty’s slogan for toe Nixon visit: f/.S. plaints about what happened,” "Nixon, don’t count'on Italy.” NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — sources in Beirut, Lebanon, said Police grabbed seven youths ’Twenty-eight Americans left Sunday toat they also had been And he said they werd "glad [!SP- <0) Cat returns to his’home outside San Diego to find his master’s home destroyed by fire. (AP Photofax) and dragged toem away. Cyprus today on toe last leg of freed and were turned over to policy we followed was one (0) Nixon went in to see Pope their homeward-bound journey toe Egyptian Embassy, which that worked.” <0 > The President spoke to report a n d Paul after being greeted in San after being heid by Palestinian has been acting as a go-between Damasus courtyard by Msgr. commandos for three weeks. for toe International Red Cross. ers briefly on tod ramp of toe plane toat was to take toe host- Jacques Martin, head of the Pour of toe 32 Americans who An Egyptian Embassy spokes- nonaton Fires Kill, Destroy in California ponUflcal household. arrived in Nicosia Sunday man in Amman said toat the six ^ ^ home to New Also welcoming the President, aboard a Red Cross airlift from were being freed unconditlonal- Nixon spoke of what he said —Secretary . of State William P. Amman, Jordan, remained in ly, but added he hoped toe West- By JOHN PHILIP SOUSA Weary fire fighters battled said 40,000 to 60,000 persons for awhile because of toe poten- Rogers and others in toe party the Cypriot capital. ’There was em nations Involved would free was a dilemma faced by his ad- , j. ^ . »v, ministration and other officials and BOB EGELKO flames from the air and toe were evacuated from homes in tjjj danger. was Bishop Paul Marcinkus of no Immediate explanation why1 toe,commandos they held. Associated Press Writen ground. ’They faced another day toe county over toe,weekend, Im A State Division of Forestry Cicero, 111., one of toe Pope’s of temperatures above de they stayed. The guerrillas demanded as hostages. He said toat whUe LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hugh 100 eluding 6,000 from Alpine late spokesman said toe San Diego chief American aides. litzl grees and winds stronger than Sunday. The 28 left aboard a ’Trans ransom for toe hostages toe re- helping to obtain their release. fires spread on brush-covered „„ County ■ fire surpassed toe Outside, on toe edge of sun- World Airlines jetliner for New in Britain, West Germany, r was not possible to move In slopes ouUlde San Diego and “ In some cases,” he said, "of 125,000-acre MaUllaja blaze filled St. Peter’s Spuare, hel- They were there with raw, York with a brief stopover In Switzerland and Israel. "with massive force” for fear of •66. Los Angeles today after destroy ficers merely fisked toem to meted police stood by in tre- Rome. ines red eyes and almost on fire,” Although Britain, West Ger- hurting todm. mds ing hundreds of homes and forc move away from their homes (See Page Eight) mendous force. ’Two fire trucks Six other hostages remained iced ing thousands to evacuate. one man said of toe firemen. “ While we showed great pow lers. with water cannons were ready In Amman, but diplomatic (See Pege Eight) ’Three persons were killed. “They had hot slept for houip er, we also showed great re iker, but they saved my property.” straint,” Nixon added. He called One blaze devastated 160,000 •S»f- ■ ; • acres in southern San Diego San Diego, Los Angeles and this a "landmark case” that rie .. Ventura counties were declared County, advancing to toe out would influence American for disaster areas by Gov. Ronald (0) skirts of several San Diego sub eign policy in toe future. (C) Reagan, who urged Californians Mtb- urbs and inching to within six His meeting with Saragat be- to donate clothing and toys for gan only hours after cars be miles of toe Mexican ranch D o w longing to U.S. military men at community of Tecate. A spokes-' .families left homeless. Federal and state teams were two Italian bases were set afire, Brit- man for toe State Division of res- ordered In to assess damage a reminder of toe scattered Forestry said this fire covered a r ItUh and pave toe way fpr federal re violence toat accompanied Nlx- Uoua greater area than any single urea lief funds. :bert fire In toe state’s history. Evacuation centers were set (See Page Eight) Another fire charred 116,000 up in toe fire-ravaged areas. rank acres around toe Los Angeles L«e Many of toe evdcuees were tak Basin. IV- Car en Into the homes of friends and l o During toe early morning strangers. <0 > hours firemen made a stand at All Southern California mill- ^ Cong Rocket (C) the San Dleg;o County town of bases were ordered to Alpine, already skirted by toe gtand by to receive fire refu- SIsn advanclng flames. ’"The fire was coming through toe grass ,pj,g niego area fire had Hits H ospital and oaks when we pulled out,” burned about 200 homes in Pine i: said Richard Place, 49, a postal valley, Alpine, Jamul, Harblson In Vietnam clerk. ‘"The houses around me canyon. Crest, El Cajon and S7 were exploding. It must have QUjgr communities along a path SAKJON (AP) — Viet Cong been toe butane tanks.” 30 ujHes long and 10 miles wide. rockets dropped on Hue,. Viet Fire fighters managed to ‘"The. communities are a ma- nam’s old Imperial capital, for check the western progress of jor disaster area,” a fire official toe first time In almost two the San Diego area fire Sunday said, months as toe enemy tried to night as winds, wildly erratic ’The fire began Saturday in thwart the Saigon government’s during toe day, subsided. But Cleveland National Forest 60 pacification program In five lo the fire moved southward to miles east of San Diego from T-r, cations, a military spokesman ward toe Mexican border. sparks spewing from a fallen said to^ y. More than 60,000 residents power line. It roared westward ’The U.S. Command reported fled toe San Diego area fire and through brush-covered moun few attacks on Americans-dur thousands of others were evacu tains and lush valleys to the out- , President Nixon and Italy's President Saragfat, left, pass Presidential Palace honor guard. (AP Photofax) ing toe weekend, but five heli ated from cai)yon homes as skirts of El Cajon and Spring" Peace Force copters were lost at a cost of flames raced along a 36-mlle Valley near San Diego. eight dead, two missing and front______northwest of Los Angeles,_____ South of San Diego, flames four injured.' One of the chop Other fires, some believed set approached National. fcity and Eyes Trace pers, an Air Force UHI, by arsonists, burned in various Chula Vista, In Jordan crashed In Cambodia because of parts of Southern California for WUUam B. Marty, director of an operational failure, the first the fourth straight day. San Diego County civil defense. In Mideast n d helicopter lost over Cambodia By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS since American troops withdrew Hijack Hostages ‘Survived’ An Arab peace force of 100 of June 30. ficers began setting tip observa One of three rockets that hit tion posts in Amman today to Hue struck a military hospital Police Catch polled a cease-fire between Jor but caused no casuallties, toe Hijack Deal dan's Bedouin army and Pales spokesman said. Only light By ‘Joking, Playing Cards’ tinian guerrillas. damage was reported. Radio Amman said' two con South Vietnamese casualties Suspects In Offered U.S. wei’b listed as 11 .killed and 40 EDI’TOR’S NOTE: George B. Sept. 7— When we awoke the almut myself at this time but' voys of observation officers wounded in toe other four at Freda, of Belpre, Ohio, is a hijacked planes were ringed by • about my wife, who Is a real moved In trucks to positions on toe commandos and they In turn worrier. We 18 men joked about Jebel Amman and Jebel Asahr- tacks, two of them within 16 B y Cuhans businessman who was one of 32 miles of Saigon. Bank Holdujp American Airline hostages re were ringed by Jordanian sol toe situation. fia, two of toe seven hills in toe ’The i U.S. Ck>mmand did not WORCES’TER, Mass. (AP)— MIAMI (AP) — Cuba sayp it leased Sunday after witnessing diers and tanks. We weren't al When we came to toe town, Jordanian capital where fight' the Jordanian civil war during lowed -off. The guerrillas ques we were taken single file in ing was heavy in tod 10-day civil disclose the mission of toe heU- William A. Gllday, 41. sought In to enter an agreement copter toat crashed in Mondulk- with toe United States to. return three weeks of captivity by Pal tioned all of us about any con pitch darkness torough a clutter war. the holdup-slaying ot a Boston : iri Province In northeastern airplane hijackers, but only if estinian guerrillas. At one point nections with Israel. of adobe-like houses and tangles The force is commanded by police officer, was arrested to Cambodia, taking two American , k such a pact also covers toe hi during toe harrowing experi Sept. 8.—'The sanitary condi of alleyways. We went torough Gen. Ahmed Abdulmajid Hllml day after a chase ot about a lives, and wounding two QI’s. hundred miles. Gllday was pur jacking of boats. ence, Freda thought it was time tions were deteriorating. We di a green doorway and into 9. of Egypt and is made up of offl- ■ cers from Sudan, Saudi Arabia, But sources said the craft car sued In a station wagon In which This could involve Cubans to write a "Itiat letter” to his vided up duties. I organized toe courtyard and this was to be our Kuwait, ’Tunisia and Egypt. ried only defensive weapons and he held two hostages at gun who steal boats to come to Flor wife. Here are excerpts from sanitation detail. We were al home for toe next few days. We ida, and toe State Department Hilml appealed in a broadcast indicated it was on a low-level point. Police said toe hostages toe diary he kept while he was lowed out of toe plane for toe called It toe country club be observation mission. declined immediate comment first time, we stretched and got cause we were able to sun our- ^•for toe Jordanian army and toe were unharmed. in Jordan. It was toe first disclosure that while it studied toe statement some air for a few hours. selve and it was a lot pleasan guerrillas to adhere to the Gllday was reported captured toe United States is using heli by Foreign Minister Raul Roa. By GEORGE B. FREDA ter than toe stinking, stifling c^ase-fice and cooperate fully on state Route 122 near toe Sept. 9—The plane was a pig copters to fly reconnaissance ..w -,r 1. „ In toe past,, such Cubans have plane we left behind. with toe''peace-keeplng officers. junction with toe Massa^usetta NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The pen. Jim Major, toe copilot, and missions over Cambodia. ordeal started with a man, Premier Bahl Ladgham of Tu Turnpike just souto on Worces- l[ cleaiied much of it out. Sept. 12—A guerrilla named nisia headed for Amman to put Sources outside toe command clutching a pistol in one hand ter. Gllday was believed Sept. 10—^We drafted a tele Ben-Hasim, a gruff man with into effqct a 14-point accord to some of toe helicopters are armed with a revolver, rifle and Roa’s statement was broad- and a hand grenade in toe oth gram to President Nixon asking cold eyes, told us toe hijacked restore peace in Jordan. quipped with electronic sen- shotgun. It was not determlnd ®a®‘ by Havana Radio Saturday er, aboard an airplane over Eu him to consider toe "rightful de airplanes would be blown up be Thd agreement was signed immediately If any shots were night in an unusual public com- rope. And It. ended, a crazy mands” of toe commandos. cause, as he said in his halting, Sunday night in Cairo by King The sources said Amry and flrediln the chase and capture. three weeks later, aboard an They wanted us to insert this unemotional English, the guer Hussein and guerrilla leader F'®*’®® helicopters are being Police fired at least 30 rounds Yhe problem of toe hijacking airplane leaving a blown-up phrase and we complied in toe rillas’ demands had not been Yasir Arafat. '■'®®^ tor purposes Including: at Gllday last Friday in a wild of p l^ es could not be solvea by world behind. hope that toe telegram would met and their promise to blow Ladgham left Cairo to head a —Low-level reconnaissance chase and gun battle in which simple publicity measures, We survived by taking each get out. up toe planes had to be kept. three-man committee including missions to spot potential North Gllday slightly wounded a Lo- Ron’s statement said, day as It came, by joking, play Sept. 11—I signed the tele Our quarters were two small one member named by Hussein Vietnamese and Viet Cong posi- well police officer, grazing his "If toe United States govern- ing cards and wondering how gram in toe name of toe passen rooms, one eight by eight feet and another namdd by Arafat. «®ns and supply routes that oth- forehead with a bullet fired ment wishes to discuss this come shells were hitting all gers and crew after they had all and the other 10 by 10. We had It apparently will have virtual er aircraft flying at higher alti from a speeding car. problem in a serious and deflnl- around us but not falling on us, read it. I don’t know if it ever filthy blankets to sleep on. ’The custody of Jordan’s sovereignly tudes would be unable to see be Gilday was arrested shortly tive way, the Cuban government and giving thanks that they . got off. ,.„cold floor was our bed. ’The until further notice while per cause of jungles. after funeral services were is willing to subscribe Immedl- didn't. ITiat evening, 18 of us were rooms opened onto toe court mitting Hussein to retain his —Flights to assess the effec completed for Boston Patrol- ately an agreement on toe basis ,. Our experience began on Sept. told: "Take your coat and hand yard, as did toe kitchen and toe throne. tiveness of U.S. air and artillery man Walter A. Schroeder, 41, established In toe Cuban law 6, on toe Trans World Airlines luggrtge."” We were crammed bathroom, if you could call it a The 14-point agreement, strikes. toe father of nine who was No. 1.226 Sept. 16. 1969, which flight from Frankfurt. I had just into a small bus with four bathroom. ’There was a hole In which was endorsed by nine —Electronic surveillance killed Wednesday) when respond- includes besides toe hijacking of finished a business trip in West armed guards and a land rover the floor. I got diarrhea for four Arab leaders meeting in Cairo, flights to pick up signals from ing to an. alarm of a band hold- planes, toe hijacking of ships Berlin. The stewardess was for an escort. We bumped and days and I wasn’t alone. and other violations of regula did not say whether toe commit- ground sensors that would Indl- passing out drinks. Then a man banged ■ | over a desert track A Palestinian doctor came ev tee’s decision will "require toe cate toe movements ot North t e man was arrested last tions and laws ruling toe inter with a pistol and grenade swallowing dust, for over an ery day when we were in toe unanimous vote of all three Vietnamese tropps and supply week In connecUon vrito toe naUonal traffic,” Roa said, d i^ e d up to toe first class cab hour. We thought we were going country club. He told us the men. trucks. slaying-holdup, which police ’ He added. “ We do also ex- in. We were hijacked, and In to Amman but we were taken to women were safe. He brought The agreement, like many President Nixon said when the have Unke4 to a radical campus press In a final and categorical stead of New York we landed toe town of Zarqa. somewhere In Jordan. I wasn’t worried so much (See Page Twelve) (See Page FIfteea) (See Page Bl^it) (See Page Elgtit) (See Page ’Iliree) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 Pa g e t h r e e PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEJr . CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 ‘ 'Bolton ‘T’’ South Windsor MOVIE RAHNOS Expert Contends Sheimvolcl "on Bridge Hijack Deal PTO Approves MANCHESTEff ANTIQUE SHOP STA R GA*ER^*iO FORFyUlEIVreAND 457 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER By C LA Y R. POLLAN- YMCA T o O ffer Heated Waters MANY A PLAYER Baton Lessons A RItS LIBRA YOUNG PEOPLE^ Offered V.S. Your Daily Actmiy Guido MUST BE TARGET NEW STORE HOURS Lecture* S e r i e 8 Tho otioctivo el Ihe retioge i$ to intorm Cause No Harm The membership o t toe Par ->£5^ AW. I* According fo fhe Sforj, 'f To develop message for Tuesday, perentt ebovt the MtebtMY ol By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH ent-Teacher Organization of Bol ir\17-22-35.45 4-18-29-34^ CHICAGO (AP) — Fish and By Cubans Tuesday thru Friday 1:00-9:00 read words corresponding to numbers On Stock Sales movie contem for vteming by tftetr cN/dfon. 0 8 4- ton Elementary and Center 1/59-65.63-90 4 8 -5 0 -6 8 V One of thd most Interesting of your Zodiac birth sign. other marine life can sur^ve Z> 32 Saturday 10:00-6:00 y f TAURUS SCORRIO (Continued from Page One) Schools voted to sponsor baton 61 To The South Windsor YMCA will AIL ACES AOMimO exposure to heated water dls- world Is that of the 0 764 AW . 20 1 There's 31 Soy ocr. 22 K Q lessons this year at toe schcMl Sunday 1:00-6:00 _■ 2 You'll 32 Of 62 Or sponsor a .three - part lecture Gtneral AuOieiKcs charged from atomic energy who holds a cigarette In A K 643 way that we will not accept and after watching a half hour dem I MATI 20 3 Subdue 33 Don't 63 Hot HOY. 21' STARTING TUESDAY, SEPT. 29th 1- 5-10-31 4 Roys 34 Are 64 Especlolly course on the stock market be- plants Into Lake Michigan, an mouth whUe his partner WEST EAST will not respept any Inte^mation- onstration by Dolly Farina of 38-47-51-57M^ \ l 649-0597 •5 Doriger 35 Be 65 Seem ALL AGES AOMIHEO 4 AQJ 1097 ^ 4 9 - 6 0 - 7 3 6 9 -7 2 -7 8 ginlng tomorrow for three con- oceanographer from Johns Hop- fires a pistol from a distance ♦ 2 al agreement relating to toe hi Tolland last weelt. 6 Forge 36 Good 66 Eitperiences Parental Guidanca Suggtated The PTO executive committee GEMINI 7 Worthwhile 37 You 67 To SAGITTARIUS sectiitiye Tuesday evenings at. GP Wns University has told the HU- to knock the cigarette out. 876 Z> 54 jacking of planes, unless it con MAY 2.1 8 You 38 Thank 68 You O 1085 3 2 O AJ9 had already given its approval. 69 Your nols PoUutlon Control Board. „a n y a bridge player knows 20 9 Appear 39, More the South Windsor High School. cretely Includes all piracy It is now up to toe Board of 10 You'll 40 Big 70 Offered OIC. 21 (HI As one of six scientists testl- , . . . . ^ Florida and the arid, wind low club, fearful that' a dla- to Miami where he was held un State Theatre — Z, 0:60; 9:00. on are John B. Bengston of 39 Ridgew(X>d Sti, left, Mrs. Richard Barry, Dean son, Pamona; Faye Chamber- swept Southwest. mond lead would help declarer. der $600,(X)0 bail on an air pira Manchester Post Office, was presented with a New UA Theatre — HeUow DoUy, Dr., is calling pareiilts to seree lain, Flora; Marlon Smith, lady Hot, gustlng winds near Los South won In his own hand cy indictment which carries a who was also honored £6r his years of service, the English Bible for his more than 30 years of seiwice 8 :00 . as room mothers. assistant steward; Walter Fos Angeles continued to feed a with the ace of clubs and put maximum sentence of death. He Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, far left, and the Rev. Win- as Church School treasurer before he recently retir were at their absolute peak. Last week, talking about old- giant brush fire which already thd cigarette in his mouth was flown Friday to Fort ed. Both were also given certificates of appreciation. The next PTO meeting, Oct. Lehmaim was not as versatile ter, executive committee - dur throp Nelson Jr. Mrs. Marte, who served as Cradle Umera, I mentioned that al has blackened more than 160,- again by leading his last spade. Wayne, Ind., for further court 21, wil be an open house, with as Lelder. She was at her best ation one year; and Wallace though Mary Garden frequently Boy, 4, Killed 000 acres, forced 60,000 persons Since West was out of rumps custloh. parents visiting their children’s In very human roles. She could Hall, executive committee for 18, from 2 to 6 p.m. to give orange julep, hambuig on a to flee and claimed at least declarer could safely ruff In classroorhs, followed by talks sang in “Don Quichotte” oppo sing Brunnhllde, for example, three years. “ We hope that toe U.S. gov- H ebron toe townspeople an opportunity roll, mashed potato, buttered by all three school principals. ’The grange meets the second By G u n Left three lives. dummy with the three of site Chaliapin, I heard her sing but she was more believable as , - - ermnent does not put on trial to review toe property and see peas, fruit jello; Friday, tomato The executive board will meet Tropical storm Greta, report- hearts. This enabled declarer soup, tuna salad, potato salad, the role opposite Vanni Mar- Isolde or as Elsa. Lelder also ai/d fourth Tuesdays and Is pre^ toe ^ r t h American citizen Rob personally toe advantage toe Oct. 6. Around House Ing winds of about 36 miles per to rrtum the king of diamonds mixed vegetables, gingerbread went to the Met but didn’t like senUy soliciting new member- ert Labadle since he is a case of Recreation Commission land has fqr recreation and con Practice Teacher coux. The old Chicago had a unTTVTmprvR'r hour, moved away fium the Gulf for a ruffing flnssee., WINNER or chocolate cake with topping. It there, singing oWy one season, ship. Anyone Interested in know- BREDQEJPORT Oonn4(AP) - ^p ^ mental derangement confirmed servation. Miss Diane Tedford, daughter SOFA or TWO CHAIRS FROM remarkably fine French depart In toe United States as well eis She was 45 at the time and re- Ing more about the grange and A 4-year-old New York City boy OF 4 Ye Olde Thrift Shop, spon Bulletin Board of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tedford ment, and it was that same Its activities may contact Mrs. ly reducing its Intensity Sunday diamonds South ruffed, ( ^ t h in Cuba,’’ -Roa said. Mulls Recommendations sored by toe Hebron PTO will The following meetings and turned to Germany to teach. was fatally wounded here Sun ACADEMY of Rt. 86 and a student at toe Each Piece Stripped to Bare Frame ^ Vanni Marcoux who was choEk Before I get back to the Met William Williams of Tolland without causing significant dam- would have discarded his~)qDiTTg “ The <7uban government open for Its second season activities are scheduled for tola club if East had played a low Only a small group of resi ments from toe floor as to what University of Connecticut, is Broken Springs Replaced & Hand-Tied ’ J r ^ B en by Massenet to sing the I want to say a little bit about Tpke. Manchester. day afternoon when a 7-year-old age. AWARDSli acceded to his returning for hu Thursday at 9 a.m. CJoffee and week: diamond, since the opening bid dents attended toe Recreation toe town lacks and what It among nine students doing their Brand New Spring Cushions 9 world premier of this role. Chaliapin, whose name I have Sshool menus are: playmate fired a loaded revolv The sudden coolness which manitarian reasons. 'The United doughnuts will be served. Monday: Hebron Historical made it clear that East had the JOHiCHIllllTfmPWSlIIIS _ _ _ _ _ - — Commission’s forum to ascer needs. practice teaching in the Bolton Frames Hand Polished (Not Re'inished) hints' seen spelled as Shaliapin and Tuesday, baked meat loaf with er that had been left on a wash centered on the western Great ■niereafter, toe shop will be Society poUuck supper, 6 p.m., As a matter of fact, Vanni ace of diamonds.) Now South BARBRA STBQSANDIAIALTER MATTHAU States authorities have had hid tain what toe people want in The meet constructive sug schools this fall. Miss Tedford . 5 Year Warranty on Workmanship Marcoux sang just about all Challaplne, since we do not have gravy, mashed potato, pickled ing machine, police said. Lakes and upper Plains also (| den from public opinion such town in toe way of recreation. gestion was presented by John open every Thursday from 9 meeting 8 p.m.. Brinks Mill ,Rt. brought relief to the Eastern could draw the last missing returns to her alma mater (for the roles that Chaliapin -sang the Cyrillic alphabet to spell his beet salad, chocolate nut pud The dead boy’s family was vis Mon Fri.at8 0« MICHAEl CHAWFOM circumstances. To apply the pe- In opening the discussion, Keleher, former junior vsirslty a.m. to 3 p.fti. and also this 66; Gilead Congregational which she wrote toe “ Alma FREE Extra Arm Covers to Match Upholstery! Seaboard, where an unseasona^ trump, reach dummy with the and a good many more besides. name as he was christened. I ding; Wednesday, tomato rice iting friends here. . Saturday at 1:16 - 4:00 • 7:*0 "HeenraMnersir nal law to this mental patient chairman Robert Dixon felt It basketball coach at Rham High year on Saturday - afternoons Church Council meeting, 8 p.m. Mater” ) to assist Mrs. Irene soup, sliced ham sandwich on ble warm spell caused power king of clubs and discard the ¥ He was reputed to know 240 heard him only once, in concert According to officials, Herman and S:46 would be a dishonest tmd Ulegal necessary to clarify toe pos- School. from 1 to 3. Tuesday: Conservation Com- Tabatsky in toe home econom ForFn e Shop st Horn Sanke> shortages last week in New roles, which must be some sort with the Boston Symphony un roll, peas, orange jello with Delacruz, the son of Mr. and Sunday at 2:00-6:00-8:00 act.’ ’ tlons and duUes of toe Rec Keleher suggested that the This year’s chairman, Robert mission meeting, 6:80 p.m., York, Washington and other clt- ics department. of a record. He was very fa der Koussevitsky. when he sang whipped topping: Thursday, piz- Mrs. Augusto Delacruz, died at reation (Commission and toe commission survey toe facili Piette, reported that once again Reidy Hill R d.; Girl Scout The other practice teachers, lesi- mous for his Golaud in "Pel- just about the whole role of sa with hamburger and cheese, St. Vincents Hospital at 2:06 WASHTNOTON (AP) — Sen. Recreation Council. ties that are available and In- work will be on a consigiunent Sachem Service Unit meeting. all from Eastern Connecticut “ Boris" and tossed In Pimen’s tossed green salad with Italian Frost warnings were posted leas’’ E U i d he was likewise fa p.m. Dr. Michael Sulzycki said J. W. Fulbrlght, chairman of He called on toe Rev. Herbert form toe people of their avall- basis. However, this year 60 per 7:30 p.m., Hebron Congrega State College, are working with narrative from the same opera early today In Wisconsin, cei»- mous as Boris in “ Boris Godu- dressing, ice cream nut cone; the bullet entered the young toe Senate Foreign Relations Kelsey, president of toe Recre- ability. cent of the selling price will be tional Church; Open tryouts teachers In Grades 1, 2, 3, 6 .Nopblt^oHdnl'' now.” for good measure. Friday, baked macaroni and ster’s left eye and came out the tral and southern Mitmesota, Committee, says diplomacy, not atlon (Council, who stated that He‘ further recommended returned to toe donor and toe "My Fair L ^ y ,” 7:30 p.m., Michigan northern Illinois and and 6. This he sang usually in This man actually got higher cheese, tomato chunks, green back of his head. biuff. Is needed in dealing with toe council was organized and that toe commission compile a PTO will receive toe other 60 Rham High School; Gilead Con Diitfey Endorsed South Dakota. Specialists in Custom-Made Fahnc & Pl.istir Slipcnvii- French, and I recall that, for feed than Caruso, and I never beans, apple crisp. ’Hie Incident occurred about a possible Soviet submarine Incorporated a little over two list of the facilities and make per cent. gregational Church choir re- Scattered showers and thun pirtiire fvCTf ’The Democratic Town Com the death -scene, the Chicago could understand why. Judging St. Margaret Mary Ladles 12:30 p.m. at the home of Luiz base in Cuba. years ago as a non-profit or it available to toe organiza The public is asked to help hearsal, 7:30 p.m.; Hebron CJon- derstorms were reported along CONCEPT mittee ho3 endorsed Joseph had him mounted on a throne by the one time I actually heard Guild, South Windsor, will hold Hernandez of 83 Lindley St. DAVID OSEIZNICKS The relaUve strength of toe ganization. “ Its purpose la to tions. In other words, toe com stock toe shop with clean, in- gregational Church Council Duffey for senator. At its meet the Atlantic Coast and a few IWJOUCTKWO.a*w^rMns MARGABtTMARDARf T MI IlC H tL lS 13 steps above the stage floor him and by a number of re- its first meeting tonight at 8 in United States and Russia has promote and encourage recre- mission would act as a dear- season clothing and small meeting, 8 p.m ing Friday toe committee al l u r n i i u r v The child’s father carried the light showers fell in Michigan, and that when he died he cordings, I think he was some- the church hall. The monthly changed since thd Cuban missile atloiuil activities for toe people ing house for facilities and pro- household Items. Also, Brownie, Thursday: Board of Select' most unanimously voted toe en boy out of the house and was but most'of the rainfall was less GONE WITH pitched forward and rolled down thing of a faker. For example, meeting date was changed due crisis under President John F. of Hebron.” grams. Oirl Scout, Cub Scout and Boy men meeting, 7 p.m.. Town Of- dorsement. 1 I I ) M A I N S ( . M A N C H L S 1 r H taken to the hospital by an un than a quarter Inch., 6 4 7 -9 2 2 2 the whole flight. (Of course, he when he wanted to sing really to the membership tea Sunday. Kennedy, Fulbrlght said. “ It Kelsey added that toe Ooun- Some sug;ge8tlons as to possi Scout uniforms and equipment flee Building; Open tryouts In other business, Mrs. Eva identified motorist. Temperatures early today THE WIND" was thoroughly well padded soft, he sang quite loudly but Guest speaker will be the Rev. was possible at that time to ell’s respohsiblUty Is “ to pro- ble recreational activities were will be handled. “ My Fair Lady,” 7:30 p.m., Morra and Jack Mahon were stuck his face up to the flies as ranged from a low of 30 at Hlb- >. 4TAMMINO • Winnt>r A I underneath all those Byzantine Robert O’Neill, a MIU Hill mis bluff them, I think. I doubt that whenever and wherever square dancing for all age Piette may be contacted if Rham High School; Opening of seated on the committee. robes.) though appealing to heaven, and sionary, who is visiting from bing, Minn., to 82 at Melbourne, KIARKGABLE • It 'Is possible now because toe possible opportunities for rec- groups, roller skating, a fish pick-up of items is necessary. PTO Thrift Shop, Hebron Oen- Bishop Defied Quite aside from such gal then lost most of his volume be the Camaroons In West Africa. Fla. ™ E N LEIGH 1 best Information we havd is reational activities and toe ing derby and women’s volley- However, toe shop will be open ter, 9 a.m.; Senior Citizens lery-pleasing, theatrical actions, hind the proscenium arch. His presentation will include In Ameterdam there is ‘a degree of parity. It is money we have we use to baU. tomorrow morning after 9 a.m. meeting, 1 p.m., social loom, he was a good actor and an He was reputedly a great slides and news about the sis LESLIE HOWARD a dangerous situation.” achieve this purpose.” Five teenagers who attended if anyone desires to leave arti Gilead Congregational Church; excellent ainger. I heard him a actor and a master of make-up. ter guild in Africa which the AMSTERDAM, Netherlands 0LWlV(lcIL\MLL\ND Fulbright spoke Sunday on the For example, Kelsey explain the . meeting also asked for cles. Hebron Congregational Church (AP) — ’The congregation of a number of times and never As to this I caimot say. In con- local guild has been helping to 'J e J t 3IEREOPIIONICSOUNOMtIBOCOlOR An MGHRe tclpa« ABC radio-television prog;ram ed that when toe Hebron Little more teenage dances, similar Recreation O»mmlssion, is Senior choir rehearsal, 7 p.m. could guite undestand why he cert he couldn’t act, of course, support, Roman Catholic student parish NOW "Issue and Answers." Basketball Loague came before to toe one hald at lart week’s Girl Scout Leaders Sunday; Missions Committee was n ^ better known outside and the same is ture on record has defied church authorities by "This calls for diplomacy and toe council for assistance In or- Harvest Fair. They will work . The Girl Scout Sachem Ser meeting, 7 p.m., Gilead Congre- Chicago. ings. I heard Kipnis, Marcoux, Manchester Evening Herald permitting a married priest to not bluff, and certainly not toe ganlzlng toe League, toe coun- ^ th toe Recreation Council on vice Unit will meet tomorrow gational <3iurch; Young Peo- BEST MOTION PICIURE OF THE YEAR AT: 6:60 A 9:00 They teamed Marcoux fre Pinza and Chaliapin as Boris, South Windsor Correspondent r ^ r t to arms because this Is a cil was financially able to assist this_ evening at ?;80 at toe Hebron pies Fellowship meeting. 6:30 and the same is true on record- Barbara Varrick Tel. 644-8274. Church officials said after disaster,” he said. in toe purchase of basketballs oixorinhanked those present (Congregational (Church. p.m., St. Peter’s Church; Mldg- quently with Rene Malson, a wards Sunday they would re Belgian, who was fine in the ahead of Pinza. ’The best way to handle the re and Insurance and some of toe comments and stated Thls meeting Is for all et FoootbaJl Game, Hebron I’ve also heard Slepi and voke the contract that provided uniforms. commission would re Brownie and Girl Scout leaders Rams vs. Enfield Ramblers, French repertory but who was the chapel for students from port of a new base, disclosed excellent in Wagner as well. Nerogov (of the Bolshoi) in this 46th District Friday by toe Pentagon, is to Kelsey further stated that toe p^rt shortly on recommends- and other Girl Scout adults In l;30 p.m., Rham High Schoool same role by means of electron Amsterdam’s two universities. In fact, while the Met was take toe matter to toe SALT— council Is in favor of the acqui tlons for future recreation for Hebron, Marlborough and Aii-« field. ics. Both were better in my The married priest, Huub sition of land by toe town, look probably supreme in ItallEUi Classman Urges Oostertiuis, said the Mass in the strategic arms limitation — toe town. dover. opera, Chicago beat the Met recordings, whether talks in Vienna, the Arkansas ing to toe future for a site for Conservation Oommlsalon Mrs. Judith Carini of (Colum Manchester Evening H e r a ld dlsk or motion picture, are sub chapel of St. Ignace Jesuit Col toe aimual Harvest Fair and for hands down In French and Ger Democrat said. The Conservation (Commis bia will present an arts and Hebron correspondent, Anno ject to monkey business so you Annual Sessions lege. Before he began, an elder MANCHESTER other recreational purposes. man. ly priest objected and six per Fulbright views the possible sion will hold a special meet crafts demonstration with many Emt, Tel. 228-3971. caimot be certain. The council is eager to pro The Chicago also had a far Abraham Glassman, candi- sons walked out. construction at Oenfuegos Bay ing tomorrow evening at 6:30 suggestions, especially for toe Speaking of Pinza and Slepi ^ mote recreation for all toe peo- at the Gross-Dressman proper- ______better orchestra than the Met brings us back to the Met. Pinza for state repreeentaUve “ The road chosen by the Am COMMUNITY on toe Cuban south coast not as holiday season. Mrs. - Hillary had, and a larger orchestra 9 pie in , town, including toe sen- ty on toe corner of Reidy Hill JC^on, now field director to r had a fine voice and sang a from the 46th District, today sterdam student p a rlie s is un a test of President Nixon. pit, BO they could do things like lor citizens, a group which ^nd Greyvllle Rds. to plan an area, will be a guest, Today in History ^ nuntj:>er of roles well. Most called for “ overwhelming voter acceptable for me,’’ Haarlem PLAYERS ’"They know we have the ca ’’Bllektra’’ and “ Rosenkavaller” Bishop Theo Zwartkruls said in pacity for destruction,” hd said. through toe efforts of toe Coun- open house inspection tour ol All leaders are urged to at with the instrumentation requlr- P®°P*® today remember him only support for the proposed constl- 1910 cil, meets and participates in jand. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j 1 a written statement. “ There- tend this meeting. - - - - for “ Some Enchanted Evening” ------* ------U.S. officials said Saturday it various activities. •nus is toe property toe com- Today la Monday, Sept. 28, ed. Incidentally, “ Rosenkaval- tuUonal amendment to pro^de involved do not would be some time before they Final Tryouts which was when he was well for turnup sessions ol the Con- p^eBOy toe 271st day of 1970. There are ler" calls for the largest orch knew how toe Soviets would use Dlxon then clarified the posl- mission isj proposing toe town The Podium Players will hold „ ^ over the opertlc hill and had to T ttM A iU U X X RATING X X purchase for recreation and estra of any standard opera I nectlcut Gener^ ^sem bly, tasks under my reiiponstblUty.’’ toe new naval facilities. Al tion of toe Recreation Commis final tryouts for their January step down to musical comedy. Glassman said, the complex OPEN CASTING conservation purposes. It con Army planes landed in Seattle, know, 124 including the stage Hie bishop earlier had banned though Intelllgencd had spotted sion. He stated that toe com production of toe musical ” Mi' He wasn’t altogether too problems facing Coimecticut in DRIVE-IN No One Under 17 Please sists of 35 acres with two musicians. “ Meistersinger” married priests from saying equipment moving into toe har mission has also been in exis Fair Lady” on Tuesday and 'Today’s Highlight In History bright In my estimation. I heard the 1970s can no longer be met comes next, tied iwlth “ Tristan” Mass. V* 'iimcintiC WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30. THURSDAY, OCT. 1 bor recently, officials said It tence a little over, two yeafs streams and a hentiock gorge. ^ J r s d ^ r " evenings at 7':80 at at 120, while Elektra demands him sing a "Don Giovanni” and by a legislature which meets ■The commission has received ^ . q^^nol On this date in 1924, two U.S. It was so mediocre that I went 7:30 P.M. at THE WORKSHOP was not clear what would be In and was forined by vote of a Wash., completing toe first 116, all in the pit, whereas the only every second year.” town meeting. approval from other town agen- others use musicians onstage as again, figuring he really couldn’t Glassman gave lour reasons “ONE WILL WISH TO stalled. round toe world flight. The to be that mundane in the role. But " Prfnlmart BuHding Late Friday, toe White House Unlike the council, which is tal elapsed time was 176 days. well as in the pit. for supporting an annual ses SEE THIS MOVIE FOR appeared to play down tod privately incorporated/ Dixon he was; ,I never went to hear sions amendment. He noted 485 E. Middle Tpke., 2nd Floor r<;rr;Tti";;g"^“^arentf;rtoe both ®‘®n^®ht^ Flying time was 361 hours. The German wing at CHiicago uim in that part again. I’ve al- ITS WOMEN but one may Immediate seriousness of the reported "toe commission Is a baked beans and 'Connecticut now has an oper- COLOMT earlier said function or an agency of toe town, it has received an a p p ^ »e. monaay. On Tills Date was truly excellent. It was head- i-eady mentioned a poor Mephis- also listen to its dialogue, which "FIFTH SEASON" situation, which it earlier said funeOo® . °|L ^^® ‘frem^'toe'S^ani o r ^ - hot dog, buttered i^een b e ^ . In 1781, American forces be ed by Fridada Lelder, who was theme jq -i,y him while "slnirlne with budget of 31-.7 billion. Wim is ironic, literate!" was being viewed "with toe ut- town government M 4 1 2 By Sylvia Regan nance* In. toe .. amount . A of »200 for___mir\ raisin n kQ?*a* cup, 'I'ltPnnA pears; .V Tuesday, . M « plz- g^n toe revolutionary Wm best all-round Wagnerian Rethberg and he was reputed present biennial syrtem —Roger Greenipun, N.Y. Times most‘seriousness. ” utes run toe commlssitm.” r ______ana ne was repuieu budget must be Dnnrovedapproved bvby the an appraisal of toe property zan garden salad, fruit cup and gjege of Yorktown Helgflits to soprano I have ever encoimter- Presidential press secretary The main purpose of toe com much in love with Rethberg al legislature for the two-year per Available Ports: 6 Men — 7 Women for which toe owners are ask- sugar cookies; Wetoiesday, Virginia. "ed. One of the four or five finest Ronald L. Ziegler said that mission Is to supply the facili though she was married to Paul iod following the adjournment “HOW TO SUCCEED Ing $66 000 meat and rice bake, broccoli, in 1939, Germany and toe performances of any opera - I CehanowsW. Tentative Production Dote among other things, there were ties for recreation and to help of the legislative-session. Once In toe meantime, they are cabbage - carrot - raisin salad, Soviet Union agreed on a plan have ever heard had her.as Eva Rethberg was a soprano whose W ITH S E X ” no Soviet submarines at Cien- organize toe various programs. the General Assembly adjourns, NOVEMBER 13fli or 14lb planning an open house for Oct. Dutch apple cake; Thuraday, to partition Poland. in Wagner’s “ Meistersinger,” reputation seems to be enhanced COLOR by MOViELAB Rcic.ncb by MEOFORO flLM CORPORATION fuegos at toe .present time. Dixon then a^ ed for corn- shifts, in the national economy whUe Lotte Lehmann sang the In retrospect. She was an excel- . . j . AIR CONDITIONEn subsidiary role of Magdalena. ie„t trouper and knew a pheno- ^ Malson sang Walther (a role for menal number of roles, singing ^ BURNSIDE TR^ch toe Met finally hired him French, German and Italian T a T X ',r “ vii N ’ • { A V ( ! A ’ t M.*.*- I ‘ • IRIF PAPKirJG S?8 < I U Phis "LOVE IS A WOMAN' when he was past his prime) with apparently equal ease and and toe David was Laubentoal. understanding She had good A poignant, moving drama of human lives Hans Hermann Nlsson, prob- training at Dresden and always "Best Play" ably toe greatest ever to sing gang musically. Yet she never needs.’ ’’ the role of Sachs, was in that was a thriller when I heard her. Glassman noted further that PONTIAC PARK, INC. role, while Alexander Kipnis “ toe trend among toe 60 states New York Drama Critics' Award sang Pogner. over toe past decade has been "Best Play" I mentioned tots cast once to Woman Beaten toward annual sessions. TUrty- Wleland Wagner at Bayreuth, one states. Including toe neigh Tony Award and he thought It toe finest cast B obbed o f $500 boring states of New York, New that could ever have been assem Jersey, Massachusetts and bled. It certainly was terrific, if SOimUNGTON, Conn. (AP)— Rhode Island, now have annual you liked Wagner. A robber beat up a female clerk Legislative sessions.’ ’ ’Hiey’ alaq______did Strauss la ex- In a dairy store and^toen fled caUent mariner toe'rerMy'flret recelpte Sun- Rosenkavaller was by this com- idght, pcUce said. “™® leglriatlon f^ in g toe v m p « .y and had"?^.d^r“ “ \ s r e Vivian Rodrique told In- t T X . Marschalin, Lehmaim as Sophie, veaUgators from her hoapltal ^ "''® by Frank Gilroy bed that ahe went to toe coiS^ter y®"®, ® ^ ‘*®!® RESTAURANT and Maria Olszewska as Oc- rrf __ sufficient time for thorough tavlan. Directed'by Sarah A. Parham Nnrth urhon ** Consideration of this volume ot FENB6T IN FOOD, CX)CKTAILS AND IDNTHRTAINMENT Lehmann and Olszewska An North Main Street when a man le^i^uon. The amendment * ANNOUNdNG a ally got hired by toe Met but ei^red. rm,. ____ AW . 1 .. calls for a five month session Presented by ^ AL CATALANO WALLY PARCIAK LARRY GLEASON ROBERT TURCOTTE GEORGE HOLT GEORGE GAGNON t l when they were In Chicago they r !■■■ 1® the first year, and a three . ®. V'® eoimter and month session In toe second THE LIHLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER. We know what yoa’re thinking! Tbe NAMES are tamUlar but you can’t where you would expect Pontiac to be, right at the top. Jhe Duprees" What does all tfab mean to you? Simply tUs. Now you can buy a great punched her In toe head, poUce ye^r. Obviously, this win al- remember the PLACE. . „ ^ ■ ___ INC. That’s because PONTIAC PARK, 373 Main Street U Manchester’s newest new car from people you know and trust. Experienced people who are ser He then scooped about »600 for a more legislative de Will entertain in toe <2ocktall Lounge on vice minded. The people of Pontiac Park don’t' preach service they pledge ^anrbPBtrr f r ^ toe cash register and fled. uberaUon In ConnecUcut.” qimllty automobile agency, AL CATALANO and WALLY PARCIAK are the THURSDAY EVHNINaS, STARTlNa (XTTOBER 1st at BAILEY AUDITORIUM" Dealers. LARRY GLEASON is Sales Manager. . service. , ilPttiAMtMrt I ^to^que was hospital- ^s a final reason for support b this letter a surprise so far? WeU Pontiac has some surprises for IB71. So come to Pontiac Park of Manchester and see the great new cars for J w lI P lllI t g P T U U l Ized In good condition for treat- ing the annual sessions, GlasS' The BonnevUle U back aa b toe Grand Prix, Firebird and Lemans. We \ 1971. September 29 to October 6tfa is OPEN HOUSE WEEK. You’ll see some ment of facial injuries, police mail noted toe need for pro- 8:30 P.M. — OCTOBER 1,2 & 3 old familiar (aces too. Dally Except Sunday! "The Dupree Trio" know these mtmes are familiar but what about GRANDVILLE? That’s ^ HolkUya at 18 Biaaell Street ' fessional staffing of toe leglsla- right ORANDVnXE! Pontiac’s new entry Into toe luxury car field and its Sincerely yours, ■airh eater, Cbnn. (06640) Police issued a statewide ture by career qualified people will Appear Aa Usual On Friday and Saturday Ehrenlngs Tickets $2.50 Talepbone 643-37U alarm for the robber who was “ it is most difficult to retain 373 MAIN STREET CAU 649-2881 ■aoood CJaaa Poatage Paid at VOCALfi B Y : lovely LOIS DUPRBE ■aachaater, Oonn. described as a white man about a professional staff of research At Leonards' Shoe Store, Manchester, BUB8CR1PTION RATES 26, 5-foot‘8, medium built with personnel, budg^et experts, data BANQUET ROUTE 88 PONTIAC PARK, Inc. MANCHESTER, CONN. (Formerly Paul Dpdge Pontiac) Payable In Adrance dark hair and wearing: powder- processing analysts and 8tenog> FAdLITIES PHONE 872-0269 ELUNO'TON, OONN. blue short-sleeved shirt and dara i*aphers on a part time basis," NBDCT TO GLENNEY’8 or Call 646-0657 he said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNi. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 p a g e f i v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 P A G E F O U R peddlers are pushing their really made of iron you have to Boy, 14, Mother T o lla n d wares, washtubs full of sausage, heat in tin oven. Thdre is every- Pork, Iron hams and stacks of country thing, literally from the kitchen Denied Appeal bread weighing right pounds a sink to a few 102O’s roadsters, Sale Lures loaf. . American dealers used to cart CREWEL EMBROIDERY . In Bias Count Voters Will Ponder Again About 350 specialists in an- home the bulk of thd pickings, CINCINNA'n, Ohio (AP) — tiques, secondhand furniture but they now are being outdls- The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Parisians and scrap iron have set up for tanced by the Japanese, espe- EXHIBIT X ' ■ X Appeal* has refused to review business at Nogent-sur-Mame, a dally when it comes tl Impre- the case of a Lebanon, Tenn., The Fate of Crandall’s Pond (PARIS (AP) — It’s Antique ^^er community just outside slonlst painting, -unsigned of I SEPT. 28 — OCTOBER 3 high school youth, \riio was dis and Ham Fair time in Paris' Paris. Traditionally, the fair course. Voters S.|Wndlng Wednesday did not affiliate with either from 9 a.m. imtil 5 p.m. to cor DEMONSTRATION missed from pep band for re again, and as usual the dealers },J^g been held in the old quarter ------fusing to play the song “ Dixie,” night's town ineeting will de party. rect the voting lists. are expected to gobble up the of Paris, but it was shifted this Seeks House The Board of Selectmen will Boswell Triumphs and his mother, who was flr ^ termine the future of Crandall’s old iron and leave the pork for ye^r because of traffic prob- . TUES., SEPT. 29 First Selectman Charles Thl meet tomorrow night at 7 :30 in GRB^SBORO, N.C. (AP)— by the high school. i Pond, as a town' swimming thd public. lems. ' Charley Boswell of Birming fault is still seeking a sultalble the Town Hall. The Antique and Ham Fair— ^ crowd of some 300,000 from Charles CaldweU, a li-year- ham, Ala., the defending cham 1 - 3 P.M . area. house for rental by the Glen Members of the Senior class in French it’s La Foire a la around the world is expected to old Negro, was dismissed from A special town meeting called McBumey family whose house at Tolland High School and their Ferraile et aux Jambons—has ^e lured by a range of treasures pion, won his 17th National Special Evening Hours 7 -9 P.M. the band at Lebanon High by petition, will sedk approval was destroyed by fire several parents will meet with the been around in one form or an- f^om 18th century settees for Blind Golf Championship Sun school after an Incident in No of a sum “ not to exceed weeks ago. ' school Guidance Department to other since merchants first ji,ooo to rusty hand-forged keys day, edging Joe Lazarb of Wal vember 1068 when his mother, $23,500” for the repair of the The family, including Mc- morrow night at 7:30 in Room started peddling bacon and pork a dollar. Game-fanciers can tham, Mass., by a stroke. Bos Many Pieces Done By ~ Mrs. Marcus CaldweU, reported Crandall’s Park dam and for Burney, his pregnant wife and 106 at the High School. fat on the steps of Notre Dame choose among antlers, tusks, well had a 36-hole total of ly took him out of rehearsal. the scraping of the pond to re six-year-old boy, are receiving The Tolland Volunteer Fire in 1222. stuffed bears, wild boars’ heads, 03-107—200. Local yeomen The youth w u quoted then as move the present hdavy accu aid from the local Salvation Department Auxiliary will hold Claude Marumo, president of squirrels and owls, > saying the song “ Dhdo’’ was of- mulation of silt from the pond’s Army. Anyone with information a clothing party tomorrow night the National Association of An- From the attic cqme spinning WANTED fenslve to his race. bottom. regarding the possible rental of at 8 at the Leonards Comer tique Dealers which organizes wheels, Napoleonic uniforms, Mrs. Caldwell filed suit in The appropriation includes an apartment or a house may Firehouse. U.S. District Court in NaahvUle, the event these days, says that hatpins, doctors’ bags, plnce- Clean, Late Model all engineering costs and con contact the First Selectman's untll the pigs were markried on nez, barameters, mandolins and claiming her son’s suspension tingency fees. ^ office any weekday from 0 a.m. Manchester Evening Herald the cathedral steps, they “ ran dolls with porcelain eyes or KNITTER'S and her dismissal as a teacher’s The meeting vdll also be ask until. 1 p.m. Tolland eorrespondent Bette wild in the Paris streets, creat- dressed in flapprir regalia. Piles USED CARS aide at the school were based THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wm ’RB The Associated Press is exclusively eii- The cuneht shutdown of General Small, MOC curriculum coordi manufacture of cigarettes and ciety and researchers at Mount titled to the use of republlcation of all Motor# is a prime case in point nator, approval was given fol cigars is the cost of tobacco, sinal Hospital In New York CSty news dispatches credited to It or not other lowing a curriculum survey by wise credited in this paper and also the Men may have been justified in the The development of reconstitut- have been working with a hig^ local news published here. a team of Inspectors in May. It ed tobacco sheet technology sense of urgency On the safety All lights of republlcation of speoiaj dis past, in prenuclear days, in going patches herein are also reserved. certifies that the curriculum Joins Firm makes possible the upgraded question, Nader said. But he- to war. ’There was such a thing as total meets standards in professional use of virtually valueless waste called for Public Health Service Hie Herald I>rlntlng Company Inc., as Atty. George W. Ripley of 28 sumes no financial responsibility for typo victory in which the winner dectatdd instruction and clinical affilia tobacco,” Nader said. and other federal agencies to graphical errors appearing Itir-' advertise tion. Overlook Rd., Glastonbury, has He added that patent litera join the investigations. ments and other reading mdtter In Hie peace terms to the 'vanquished. Manchester Evening Herald . Last year, the curriculum de joined the Manchester law firm ture by tobacco companies indi But both sides in the auto dispute know veloped Into a two-year degree of Lessner, Rottner, Karp and cates the purpose of some addi Subscriber to Los Angeles Hmes-Washln* program from a hospital-based tives, such as glass fibers and Hendrix Death ton Post News Service. perfectly well that neither can dlctatd to Plepler. THE FIRST FEQEEE S n COLLECTIOH Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc course, started at Hartford Hos asbestos is to “ firm the ash on a PubllBhers Representatives — Mathews, the other and that eventually they will He formerly was a partner In Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency pital in 1968. cigar.” Verdict ‘Open’ — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston have to get tog^ether and reach a setUd- Students gain both academic the law firm of Courtney, Mans Should smokers be inhaling field, ' Sullivan and ilUpley of LONDON (AP) — A London Display advertising closing^ hours ment mutually agreeable to both. and clinical experience in two asbestos, Nader said, one For Monday — 1 p.m. Ihiday. years, working under the super Hartford. A graduate of the knowledgeable obseiwer said it coroner returned ah open ver For ^ esd a y — i p.m. Saturday Strikes also were justified in the past, University of Connecticut and dict todaf on Jlml Hendrix after For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday vision of professional occupation would be “ a devastating discov For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday when workdrs were struggling for the al therapists and assisting in the its School of Law, he is a mem ery.” a .pathologist testified the Amer- For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. ber of the American Bar Associ A spokesman for PhilUp Mor- lean pop singer died of suffoca- For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday fundamental right to organize them treatment of patients with phy Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day b^ sical and psychiatric disabilities. ation and the Hartford County ris Co. said in Coimecticut that ii*>u. feMc Clocks fore publication, 5 p.m. Friday for selves into unions and bargain collective Bar Association. foreign matter cannot be used The coroner said there was In Haturday and Monday publication After graduation, they may ex ly. pect to work in general hospit He served for two terms on in cigarettes because of the tax sufficient evidence to suggest FREE! Take your ctioice. Free for s a v i n g ! Monday, September 28 But no such basic issue is Involved In als, convalescent hospitals or the Glastonbury Town Council, based on their weight. ‘"They Hendrix had taken his own life. rehabilitation centers. and was the Glastonbury prose are very strictly controlled by The coroner’s court heard medi See all six design award modeJs at all 5 offices. this dispute. It is over mondy and im cutor and deputy judge. He is a weight,” James Bowling said. cal testimony the singer had “Back In The Old Game” proved fringe benefits. member of the board of gover Other tobacco Industry repre taken nine times the normal, So if the strike must eventually be College Fortress nors of Glastonbury Hills Coun sentatives could not be reached dose of sleeping tablets. In yesterday’s New York Times, for comment on Nader’s letter. TTie verdict meant the court settled by negotiatoln, why have a strike try Club and was Us president James Reston bemoaned the fact that in 1968. Nader said that some special was unable to decide the exact in thd first place? Built in Miami reason for Hendrix’s death in "these last two weeks have bden a quiet ists believe reconstituted tobac Your ctioice. of; ELECTRIC OCCASIONAL CLOCKS Because everybody loves a good scr^ . co may reduce tar and nicotine London 10 days ago. JUNIOR GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK nightmare of misunderstanding between MIAIMI (AP) — A $200,000 tors certain high-risk areas, Pathologist Prof. Donald system of space age devices is Briscoe said, and Emergency in smoke, but little or no infor A classic. Swinging electric Great for your own use, or as a gift Wether or not man is by nature an ag ’Teare said Hendrix, 27, part Washington and Moscow. The fortnight being installed at the University lights flash on if electrical pow- mation is available about the golden pendulum and embossed ^ gressive animal or is impelled by a Cherokee and part Negro, died Deposit $ 500 or more, new account — present account started with Soviet approval of the in of Miami to keep student dem- er is Interrupted. health aspects of nontobacco ad golden dial are crystal covered. with Bylviaa Ofiara In Pemsylvanla through s w a 11 o w 1 n g vomit "territorial imperative,” , as some au- onstrators, burglars and van ditives. IBVz" high — for desk, table or vasion of Jordan by Soviet tanks' in EISENHOWER FARM, GETTYSBURG Briscoe said the system has caused by barbiturate poison dals out of key buildings—or in been installed in the Ashe Ad “ This may be far the most ex Syria, brought both the Unltdd States thoritldis contend, it is this natural love ing. He said theri was no e'vl- mantle . . . home or office. them, if ndeessary. ministration Building, target of pensive price which a smoker of a good fight more than anything else dence the singer was a drug ad and Israel to the very merge of military Orville IBriscoe, director of in two sit-ins last spring, and in has to pay for this industry-in Deposit $ 5 ,0 0 0 or more —more than ideologies, more than the duced ’luxury’,” he said. "In a dict. intervention into an expanded Middle surance and real estate at the thd health center and Lowe Art new account — present account school, said installation of the Museum. It 'will be extended to Blast war and ended with the disclosure thirst for conquest or revenge —which has always made men so ready for con system .would be completed by the School of Medicine, Comput- by the Whitd House that the Russians Inside O p e n F o r m the dnd of the fall and would ing Center, McArthur Engtneer- flict. may now be on the point of building a nlake the buildings they protect ing Building, Science Building Thus, as men oncd marched off sing ■virtually impregnable. and dormitories, hd said. base for their nuclear submarines at Hard-Nosed Hanoi ing to the glorious wars of yesteryear - Included in the system are ul- The hundreds of sensors in the we hove feril cManin^ Cienfuegos on the south CQast of Cuba.” Not A Majority your article on page 8 of The trasonic motion detectors that system are tied into a compu- as on a holiday, some autoworkers were All this means, as Reston says, that To The Editor, Herald, September 23, Mra. can spot the slightest movement terized control board, the loca- and storing supplies! so eager for thd strike to begin that they Report Celinski’s blast. I would like to in a building after it has been tion of which is top secret, the world’s two major powers have not, I have just finished reading walked off their jobs a day early, quote Webster’s dictionary on locked for the night, he said. If a sensor triggers an alarm. • moth balls • shoe bags as President Nixon once publicly hoped, the report of the meeting at Lin • moth crystals • suit bags By Ro'wland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak coln School’s Open House last his definition of underprlvleged New pick-proof locks operated thd computer signals a campus passed from the "era of confrontation also as on a holiday. which I consider our children by eldctricity installed on the policeman, the Coral Gables po- • garment bags • dress bags night. I have one child in the let us make your house cleaning easier! 'Ihus, the propaganda cannons boom are since your article states in exterlor side of doors keep peo- lice, the fire department or all to the era of negotiation.” WASHINGTON — The inten would demand a unilateral, im school at the present time but The attack on "peaceful evolu pie out. Similar locks installed three, Briscoe said, as each side blasts the "enemy" for its sity of North Vietnamese oppos mediate U.S. pullout rather than have had as many as three at the second column, fifth para Instead they are, to use Reston’s words tion” is the tlpoff. Hanoi fears graph, and 1 quote, "No child on the interior keep intruders In Rex Harrison of Florida Secu- unrealistic demands and rejects prof- ition to any negotiated settle any cease-fire. a global detente between the once. again, “ back in the old power game of ment of the Vietnam war short We have been residents of can be considered privileged if they managd to penetrate the rlty Patrol and Guard Service, ferrdd concessions as beneath contempt, Just how fiercely Hanoi ob U..S. and the Soviets might re building, Briscoe said. which patrols thd school, said iTvdit a t Intimidation.” of unconditional Communist -vic Manchester for approximately coming from these areas.” So jects to the cease-fire device sult in a Vietnamese settlement In offices where money is the system makes Miami "the SPICE DRAWER and, after millions of dollars’ worth qt tory has been pointed up by two years. When I first en now I would like to quote Mr. One of thd consequences of this is that was pointed up in Nhan Dan of as an, ancllliary issue. They kept, hidden buttons allow sec- most secure campus in the 8CMOOLTIME Reproduction qf Early ammurntion in the form of lost sales Hanoi’s remarkable though gen rolled the children in Lincoln Webster. "Underprivileged: De there is great pressure on President Aug. 12. The article calls the dread any such settlement to retaries to signal police without country.” erally overlooked attacks on the School I was upset with the prived through spclal or eco Traditional design American kitchen and wages are expended, peace will be 90-day cease-fire a “ perfidious” day because the presently un tipping off a robber. Nixon, who has been trying valiantly to Mideast cease-fire and the So conditions but realized that my nomic condition .of some of the elecjtric pendulum spice box. U.S. scheme "to help the Is happy military condition of the Heat sensors that ddtect the Dampen a cloth and dip it in declared. viet-West German treaty. children would not be hindered fundamental ri^ ts of all mem clock. outlive his own past reputation as an raeli aggressors grab part of the Communists in Vietnam pre- slightest rise in temperature baking soda to ruh soiled spots As in all wars, noncombatants in a The North Vietnamese party by their surroundings as they bers . of a oi^Uzed society; antl-Communist hawk, to return to his Arab territory and strengthen eludes • negotiation from spot fires and trigger alEums. on an enamel stove. This usually paper, Nhan Dan, has warned ‘ have many advantages of edu poor.” y strike suffer along with the combatants. their position for securing a pos strength. d o e ^ circuit tele-vision moni- removes most stubborn stains'. own natural instincts. that trends toward peace in ition of strength in negotiation.” cation at home. They are all of Now perhaps since I’m poor The auto industry is the prime con Theinks to President Nixon’s What is on view today, as the President both the Mideast and Germany Thus, North Vietnam declares above average intelligence, have and m^^'children underpri-vileg- Cambodian operation. Commu a wide travel background and opens his present foreign trip with re sumer of steel. Rubber industry of are really imperialist plots what it fears would result from nist forces in the Mekong Delta ed, I’qi entitled to some of the ficials stand to lose 10 per cent of their cooked up in Washington. Han a Vienamese cease-fire. Besides a home where reading takes nece^^ary things provided im- marks in Rome, is the fact that Mr. and the Saigon area are weak precedence over television. I market tdmporarily and will have to be oi’s unmistakable implication: strengthening the Israelis for ened and without logistical sup der our state and town welfare 20th Anniversary Nixon does indeed feel forced back, or The Soviet Union has been dup negotiation, says Hanoi, the worked on the Study Commit sy^ems, especially since I port. The ballyhooed Red of tee at Lincoln School last year rdleased back, into "the old power game gin laying off workers if the strike lasts ed into agreements undermining cease-fire is intended to enable /omS from a Ghetto, my chll- ^ CeJdbratiofi fensive in the north has yet to to my great frustration. After more than a few weeks. The economic the world Communist struggle. "an eventual renewed attack on dren are underprivileged and of Intimidation.’’ get untracked. The Cambodian many weeks of planning and < Apart from again revealing the Arab countries” if negotia offensive of the Vietnamese we lack unity and pride in our ENTRY BLANK "One of the primary, indispensable repercussions of a prolonged strike will discussing we met with D r/ their ideological differences with tions fail and would "divide and Communists has not achieved neighborhood. be felt by almost dveryone. No one Is Hennigan who was very (m - principles of American foreign policy,” Moscow, the North Vietnamese weaken the resistance of the the dramatic ■victory — t he Although I work two jobs and going to win. are venting the morbid premoni couraglng to our ideas 6md Name said President Nixon in Rome, “ is to people of the Arab countries.” capture of Phnom Penh — that am considered a semi-profes tion in Hahoi that the Kremlin plans. ,/ u> It is, indeed, a subject that cries out In the same article, Hanoi Hanoi has wemted. sional in one and am on a state maintain the necessary strength in the may yet forcibly end the Viet identifies itself with the Pales I resent the insinuation 'made Address. for a good satirist. If the Communists cannot pull by the Social Profile. I have be apprentice program and my Mediterranean to preserve the peace nam war short ot total victory. tinian guerrillas who defied both off a military triumph, they come acquainted with other par wife is a professional and pres City_ .S tate. .Z ip . Suppose they gave a strike and no Specifically for the immediate Cairo and Moscow and ignored STAR GAZER against those who might threaten the may try to capitalize at the ne- ents whose children ^ttend Lin ently employed, I at this time future, Hanoi is making clear the cease-fire — confirming ties Fill out this entry blank and drop in the entry blank box peace.” body came. . . goiating table on clidl dissent coln School and tmd them to feel from your article my so at any participating Ounkm Donuts Shop THE MONTERREY A clock dial ringed it has no intention of being co welded last April when guerril in South Vietnam’s urban areas. with the signs of the This would be Teddy Roosevelt at his be interested in ^ i r children’s cial standing has been lowered. See below lor rules Mediterranean operative in the Paris negotia la leader Yasser Arafat visited But any such Communist over Zodiac. tions. education. I realize that there influence with best, in circumstances much more seri Hanoi. "Standing on the fore ture at Paris likely would in are probably / some families To set the record straight, I Wp “They Are Our Children Asking” Accordingly, although peace scrollwork frame. ous than he himsdlf ever had to face. front of the struggle against U.S. volve harsh new demands, not where problems exist but this have pride in my home, the TV Fill in this Bonus Entry Blank, cut it out and bring it in to your participating Dunkin' Donuts Shop There are roughly 8 million students advocates in the U.S. are press imperialism,” tl^ article says, to be confused with anything so is not oh all day and -my chil In the power politics role he now feels should not the school the engaged in the process of higher educa ing for a U.S.-proposed cease "the Vietnamese people . . . ful reasonable as a cease-fire. As reputation of having them be in dren are well cared for. compelled to play out, the President will fire, the Communists qan agree ly support the just stand of the tion today. Bach of these 8 million peo Hanoi’s polemics on liie Mid the majority. I do not believe Perhaps if those on welfare to nothing as long as their mili Arab people.” be visiting our Sixth Fleet, and courting ple one by one, you know—each one now east and Germany show, the that this is so. who are bleeding us, the tax tary situation is so unfavorable. A second Nhan Dan article faces a different kind of question from day when Ho Chi Minh’s suc Nathan Joy is a very dedicat-- payer, as individuals and not the favor and counsdl of two such antl- More over, if they were to im three days later is equally re ,what we faced 30 years ago. Then the cessors are ready to make real ed principal who is genuinely in the state and town, were sent Communist heroes as-Pranco of Spain prove their battlefield status vealing. After damning the question was "what should I, or can I, concessions lies far off in the terested in the well being of his to work when able and not af this autumn, they probably Bonn-Moscow accord with faint and Tito of Yugoslavia. do?” To me and you then it was essen mist-shrouded future. student. A lesser man would forded luxuries which we, the cut out for praise, it un’oads body blows on One gift per household, please. At the same time, while he asserts tial to find a job, not a career; to earn have given up in defeat many taxpayer, can’t even afford and money to live, not to serve others or so the West German government of years ago. must do without, a larger per © the “ American presence” in the Medi- ciety. -Ali of us knew that the opportunity Chancellor Willy Brandt. Han I am a school teacher in South centage of our tax dollar could tdrranean, he is doubtless engaged with to work was just that and not something A Thought for Today oi’s warning to Moscow: The Herald Windsor and my husband is a be put toward education and that came automatically. One job offer Sponsored by the Manchester Wo-i Germans are not to be what ways and means he is . going to Yesterdays \ chemist. We both have college*’ some of our problems in this was a real achievement! Council of Churches trusted. euiope Deposit $ 1 4 0 or more, new account present account employ to try to expel that "Russian degrees and have hopes that qOr area could be alleviated. But all of you have succeeded so well “ Brandt’s collusion 'with the children will attend college. I 25 Y ears Ago and other great prizes in Dunkin’ Donuts presence” from the Caribbean back in that thirty years later we have the “ GOD” United States (was) . . . reveal feel this is every parent’s dream, So, although three jobs are Your choice of: his O'wn-hemlsphere. famous affluent society. That affluent It is God that is always driving ed when he promptly came out Paul Cervlnl named head of no matter what neighborhood being maintained and I have THE BARON children that are considered 6 Electric alarm clock. society creates a whole new set of forces man In support of Nixon’s policy of the Old Age enrollment in town. they live in or what school they 20th Anniversary Celebration Genaral Electric Pock Handsome — perfect for any rqom. Elegant occasidnal There are only two kinds of justifica underprivileged by a competent 0 on our young people, the 8 million young To care about the coming day. prolonged war of aggression attend. clock. Classic design. tion for . this kind of gqme. _ adults we have in higher education. A - in Vietnam,” says Hanoi. By source and am poor and living And yet God is the - mystery 10 Years Ago ...... Sincerely^ ■-. ■ NOW THRU Sunday Oct4 Fruitwood color case First, there is the possibility that we job had been avaflable at almost every who'takes implication, the North Vietna Mrs. Barbara G. Jennings In a Ghetto,- I would like some « e.1^ f Town Directors approve town help. Could you get me and a shakers, cruets, fork and spoon. with raised scroll are indeed the "good guys” of the world turn. Such being the case each of -our Each man’s security away. mese are asking: Why, then, 60 Garden St. young people can ask a different ques It is God that makes man seek hqs the Krenilln embraced accounting system and Intend to few of my underprivileged design. For wall or and the Russians Indubitably the “ bad tion, a question possibly not so different happindss. Bonn? Moreover, the articles invest In centralized machind neighbors v/ho work some ta l^ . grays,” in which case it is indeed, as from tho^e some of you might be asking But does not allow his joy to warn against the "peaceful evo accounting system. Entitled't!i> Help "help? the President tries to say, our duty to yourself In moments of introspection; -, stay. lution strategy” of West Ger Buckland PTA donates porta To the Editor: Sincerely, Such a different "^question is “ what It is God who gives—every man many’ in collusion with the U.S. ble missionary organ for class I am a resident in the “ Ghet W. Lee Fiddler ' civilization to do what we do. his life, imperialists.” • should I do with myself?” Rephrased room use. to” vdilch was described in 96 School St. Second, there is the possibility that the question can be "who am I? What do And God who takes his life regardless of niceties of degrree in right I 'want to be? What do I want to put into away. life and vriiat do I want out of It?” Such ness and wrongness, we are the power questicMis are deeper and more complex It is God that drives man to permitted by law we are and therefore are compelled to ’ than those I used to ask. To our children search for love. behave like" a great power, which mdans it is a question of self-fulfillment, not job And yet man is constantly pur- ■ MAXIMUM RATES sued UHiL^ tfie 4-t paid on savings. that we must camp on other frontiers, security; it is service to society, not per sonal gain. We cannot deny the rele By that force which finally 1i&(£ / « Alfl but be sure to keep anyone else from vance and the idealism that goes into casts one out w cqhM & ^ , approaehing our own. such questions. They are our children Into loneliness and solitude. It is God that drives man to Ndlther justification really holds, the vdio are asking them, asking and search ing as an extrapolation of our beliefs. knowledge and truth. first because no such clear condition of Above all, our present society repre But always denies him cer iflrTri morality does obtain, the second because sents multiplicity of choice. It means titude. It is God who gives—e ^ y man any nation which bases its grreatness on that no longer are the rigid rules or fixed KAo^. ins. m r career patterns established and deter his life. the power game always loses thd Itist ACCf^^^/?y IS A mined by an economically limited so And God who takes his life 20th i^niversary Specials: away. battle. ciety. Rather, the new Age ot the Refor every dozen lUW OFFICE: 1137 Main Street, E u t Hertfird mation Is here when all dog;ma Is to ..be But that — the realization that the Dunkin' Donuts. 842 Silver Lane, East Hartferd questioned and each must make his own It is God that gives thd desire a '- HOMEMAKERS’ OFFICEt United States and Russia are at die to achieve. 2(X lor a cup of decisions. What this rhetoric really 6UST0NBURY OFHCE: 2612 Main Street moment deep into thd power game again means is that education and Industry And yet death leaves mtui’s Contest Rules coffoe and donut work undone. at the counter. Wapping Shopping Canter ' in defiance of the rules of common sense are both forced to recognize that they No Purchase Reouired Enter as often as you like Heres SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE: It is God that summons man to I vou dO' Cornplete ^xir entiy and deposit it at any and survival — merely heightens i>ur must respond in new ways to people’s pamapating DUNKIN DONUTS shop, or handprint your p ROCKVILLE OFFICE: 2 Park Place do good. name arxl Kldress (XI« plan (Mcert p*pw »■» 5 needs. One can't pattern Jobs or organ- And neglect his duty to none. tragedy. IzaUons in certain ways just because Enlrie* mu« be depotiled by OcKXw^fejgro l-ocal LF And yet God is the voice that Jitff winnan m II be (Wefmmed in randomTOaflSga^a® Hierd are signs we had begun, in this that is the way it has always been. One pronounces guilt. oamcipWing iKxa All local wmnera ynll be enieced in a PHONE: 288-6401 can’t even be content with offering good A M£0lTeRR. GEORGE oarticioating DUNKIN DONUTS daSan. eieepl void in DUNKIN' maturity. Meanwhile, if we do claim for away.” WOrtgeR... the italaa ol M«yland. Mnaouri. WSihington. Wlaoo»n, W. HAZZARD, PRESIDENT, WOROES- j—Poem based on wid wharavar prohibited by law X ourselves the role of gp-eater maturity ■TOR POLYTEX3HNIC INSTITUTB, by mail No lubalituliona (or prizes All Federal. State, Rudolph Bultmann's and local ragulaliona apply DONUTS and sophistication, that ^ so places thd SPEAKING AT THE ANNUAL, MEET work. special burden for careful behavior in ING OF FORGING INDUSTRY EDUOA- Earle R. Custer, Pastor TTONAI. AND RESEARCH BOUNDA- crisis upon us. North United Methodist F£g/< ffT PR£$II>SNT mOAt'S m m d B £ FdR m Tr i p a r Rc AO 335 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. TTON, WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Church MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTE^ffiER 28, 1970 88 Oak St., Apt. 18; Mrs. Esther purchased from any town com Vernon M. Fascione, Fllllngton; Nancy 51st District mittee member In any of toe Bedford, Ataas.; and- eight California Hospital Phone three towns. TTicy are $2.25 for grandchildren. . Platz, Glastonbury. Tolland County Cong Rocket The telephone number for Also, Wilfred Holland, RFD 3, adults, and $1.25 for children. PROFESSIONAL SIMONIZINO The funeral will "be Wednes Ticket Chairman for toe three day at 6 a.m. from the Parla Heralding Politics Fires Take School Board To Discuss Manchester Memorial Hospi Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mra. (Jlara Sky Divers, Superior Court Hits Hospital tal was chan?;ed a few M. Auses, RFD 2, Reynolds Dr., towns are Beatrice Kowalski Gars Simonixed, Shampooing, Obituary Funeral Home. Fall River, By Sol R. Cohen' from Andover, John Connolly In Mass., with a Mass of requiem months ago, biit too late to Coventry; Mrs. Hulda N. Han Daddario To ” ■ at St. Mary's Church, Fall DIVORCES The Manchester Property Three Lives Need for More Office Space be listed correctly In toe new son, 67 Franklin Park West, Bolton and Rita Zuzel In Coven- Motors Steamed, Free Estimates In Vietnam Sargent Shriver, member of phone books. The hospital Rockville; Edward L. Gifford Mich., Mrs. Eva b:. Whalen of River, at 9. Burial will be In Divorces were granted last Owners Association has sched Office space needs for toe toe ninth grade level in their Howroyd Dies, Annandale, Va.. and Mrs. Ruth c,, Patrick’s Cemetery, Fall week by SuMrior Court Judge (Continued from Page One) the Kennedy clan, former U.S. uled a general membership (Continued from Page One) number Is 646-1222. Sr., 33 Walker St.; Charles UU- Share Billing K. Phillips of F'enfield, N.Y.; River. ambassador to France and the Board of Education will be dis education. mar, 4J5 Norman St.; Gary MANCHESTER SIMONIZINO Leo Parsky7to: Americans withdrew from Cam- meeting for Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. ^hich burned from Kem County The Suburban Women’s Clubs Storm Caused Active Democrat 2 brothers. Augrust Kuehn of prlends may call at the fu- Dorothy G. DlFranzo of Man ...... first head...... of...... the Peace Corps^ cussed at tonight’s meeting of Baskervllle, 51 School St.; Henry Democratic gubernatorial can I n ^ c o ln School. to Los Angeles County In 1980. J . A. A.»« A of Vernon, Ellington and Tolland 10 WADSWORTH STREET „ _ „ H Hartford and the Rev. ng^^i home tonight from 7 to 9 Chester from George DlFranzo that U.S. planes would fly campaign for Democratic The main speakers wlU be ^ r Manchester Warfield, Board Brook. Power Outages toe board, to be held at 7:30 at i^^ejcomed 25 new members at a Also, John S. Vince, 227 Mc- didate Emilio Q. Daddario and MANCHESTER — M 3^U 9 Kuehn of Vu.na, Ariz.; a tomorrow from 2 to 4 and of Newington on grounds of In- only "interdicUon” missions g candidate...... Joseph.. Town Manager Robert Weiss. Northwest of Loe Angeles. toe Sykes School. tea given at' toe home of Mrs. five skydlvers will te toe chief Oonway Rd., former chairman gigter, Mrs. Emily Dallman of ^ to 9 p.m. tolerable cruelty. She was against enemy supplies and per- DuffgJ" wednescTajTrn Connectl- Superintendent of Schools , Don- flames burned a path from the Superintend/Bnt of Schools, Dr. Hospital Notes Kpe St.; Enrique, Vazquez, Wll The Manchester office of the Richard McLaughlin last week. llmantlc; Mrs. Phyllis M. Smith, attraction at a tri-town 'dilck- of the Manchester. Town Bull^- porestvllle; 17 | jr.indchlldren, ^he W. P. Qufsh Funeral guarded custody of two minor gonnel. Some observers Inter- cut Hennlgan and Director of p^icltlc Ocean at Malibu Into Raymond Ramsdell started to Hartford Electric Light Com Ing Commute, and for many 2 great-grand children. Home, 22B Main St., On Tljursday at 8 p.m. an RFD 3, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mrs. e'n Barbecue, scheduled for ask for more office space sev orientation program will be held pany reported minor outages as ®I^neral servicers will be to- charge of local arrangements.^ *25 per week for each child P--eted this to mean only fixed- shriver and Duffey wUl hold ^ d t i : eral years ago. A request for an VISIXINO HOURS Frances J. Qoodrow, 67 Olcott Saturday afternoon in Coventry. cratlc Town Committee, died morrow at 1 p.m. ,at Our Savior ___ _ 01 per wee at toe home of Mrs.. Stanley Dr.; Louis E. Whitcomb, Gilead a result of the wind and light and $20 per week alimony. wing aircraft would be used, news conferences in Hartford, *•" erm lssZ to address Newhall. Firemen ■ fought to appropriation to build an ad Interniedlato Care Semi* The annual fund-raiser is be yesterday morning at Manches- Lutheran Church. The Rev. Vincent Parker Ceo^e^F. M o rtl^ ro f Mans- with helicopters put to use only New Haven and Stamford and .. __ keep Itit (out of the populous To- Pearson, Merllne Rd. To ac Rd., Andover: Eric G. Hedberg, ing sponsored by Democratic ning yesterday. ministration facility went to a quaint new members with toe private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ter Memorial Hospital. He was Ronald Erbe, pastor, and the „rv-Truri t Mrs Lucv eld f r Z H elen R. Mortlock of rescue pilots whose planes will tour a factory facility in ,Z d Issues which will 8 p-m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- 79 Ridge 8t„ Mrs. Frances A? Town Committees In Andover, Slxty-two customers on Irv the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Rg Martin Ducho w of Bethany ROCKVIIXE — Mra. Lucy field referendum two yiears ago and ustoty and activities ofi toe were shot down. Waterbury. proposed *^"V^^“ d lZ u Z lZ s ‘ ^ ^ i S w T e s broke out Sun- was turned down by toe voters. l p.m., and 4 p.ni.-S p.m. Gauthier, 364 Main St.; Mrs. Bolton and Coventry, toe three ing, Congress and Lockwood Sts. Now Is The Time... appear as referenda questions ^/’^intncp «inA Beverly A. Winter, 674 Center towns that comprise toe 51st Reinholdz Howroyd. L ^ e r ^ ^ u r c h ^vlll officlatZ ^ " lister o rvTris O Z f!^ e fc u s L ^ y ofone loss of the UHl raised to The administrative offices are mew members are Mrs. Mar- Pediatrics: Parents allowed lost power for 44 minutes. Mr. Howroyd was bom Sept. Rorial will be i n Falrview f vester’ h U H ^ number of helicopters State Sen. Gloria Schaffer of .n"Th. NOV. 3 V.U.A » » * .» - . p r S r . G i v i s ' any time except noon-2 p.m.; St.; Norman Zabllansky, Box Assembly District. 15, 1917 In HarUord, son of Har- cemetery. West Ha rUord. Rockville, died yester- minor child. cramped into small rooms at Robert Brodll, Thirty customers in the Tol HAVE UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED at New Rochrile Hospital. Helen Carr Nelson of Vernon Woodbridge, Democratic c ^ ^ - jjjg "There’s a firebug In the Area others, 2 p.m.-S p.m. 84, Merrow Rd., Tolland. The picnic will te held at the day Daddario, the old East School building and j^i,.g Fred Burgess, Mrs. Keith Also, John F. Strickland, RFD land Tpke. and State Rd. areas ry R. and Maude Tucker How- prlends may call a t the Taylor was the wife of Vincent from Norman A. Nelson of Staf- f°wned In C am b ^a. Most of da e for secretary of the ^ t e Democratic candle starting these things," a fire of- Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., MiUer-Rlchardson Field (for safely and permanently by electrolysis. Free consnlto- royd, and had lived In Manches- Modeen Funeral Home, 136 candidate for gov the various supervisors are scat- chrlsUe, Mrs. Peter Craugh, 3, Rt. 30, Vprnon; Bernard J. merly toe Plains) on Route 31 lost power for oiie hour and 67 ,t ” . ______intr.iornhiointolornhle me the losses losses occurreo occurred in in uie the two two will will oe be in injviancnesier Manchester uei. Oct. < loi 7 for ^_____ „ flclal said. “He has been ob- tei»0d in schools throughout toe j^j^g Richard Drasdls, Mrs. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. minutes. tions. All work done by aHH>intment only. Please call— ter most of his life. He was a g gj ^ggj Hartford, to- Parker. Z o i.e ^ months American ground troops a walking tour, beginning at «t 10?30 se*wed starting at least five Intensive Care and Coronary Hart Jr., Keeney Dr., RFD 2, In South Coventry. 1934 graduate of Manchester jj^^t from 7 to 9. Survivors also Include another cruelty ence for Wednesday, at 10:30 town. The aim of toe Board of Foley, Mrs. William For- Bolton; Loma LaChance, Ware The sky divers appeared two The most serious outage oc brother, and two sisters. Catherine Louise Mansur from 9:30 a.m. fires.’ Bducatlon is to have centraUzed <3^ 1 Gipson, Mrs. Care: Imniedlate~Y4mlIy only, curred along Rt. 44A at Tolland High School. In 1937 and again q^g family suggeats that any a.m. In Bridgeport. One man was arrested Satur- anytime, limited to five min- house Point; Kara E. Barbleri, years ago to demonstrate their The funeral will be Thursday Dale Oliver Mansur, both of Elsewhere In Cambodia, the He Is expected to present a office space. Marselle Grenier, Mrs. Eugene Glastonbury; John Aubin, 365 Rd. and included Plymouth M A R Y W A R D In 1939, he and a friend from memorial contributions may be ntes. pin-point landings. This year, 91 ALTON ST., MANCHESTER • 840-2887 Wdthersfleld went on a series made The board will also hear a re- Groves, Mrs. Richard Hodgson, Adams St.; Harlan _W. Clifton, there • will be five jumpers. Lane. Slxty-two customers In port on transjiortation problems j^pg oimer Joly, Mrs. Andrew Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- this area were without power of Alaskan explorations. For 12:4B p.m., and 0:30 p.m.-8 Stafford Springs. Two runs over toe field will two summers,. he lived with a to be given by toe Rev. Paul Lygg jt^s. Prank May, Mrs. be made with drops of two and for nearly four hours. two summers,. ne live a to the Bethany Lutheran Church „. . - Blessed Saora mlTinr rh«d ^th nlstsluoLo have „c*vc set OV3P up some svaiic effective caacpAvc andaiiu Democratic ivAciiioi;! aiic candidatesceiiiuiucAPca foriwa " P S Hiieafinn effnrt Sprang Up later appeared to Bowman, chairman of to^ trans- Robert Morin, Mrs. William p.m .others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and Also, Mra. Richard Durkee Cambodian militia and village- First District congressman — Ployment ana e . ^ Inqendlary origin. 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. and daughter, 39 Spruce Lane, then three jumpers. S.T SppiS S <•' Haruorp. «,»"> «>.*.■ Fir., m,,rto. - portaUon committee and Dr. Rady, Mrs. Michael Reardon, The parachutists will leave toe „ „ , ______tPioip, One body found Saturday was Ramsdell. Mrs. Alan Ross, Mrs. George Age Limits: 16 in maternity, South Windsor: Mrs. Francisco H. V,.w ?o"r.p=cf^.— Mrs. Helen Bergenty of Plain- ■' ■ 12 in other areas, no limit in Enos and son, 105 Berkley Dr., plane at 7200 feet, free fall for j mlng champion of Alaska tery, Winsted. Z, u pj iT iv regime of Premier Lon Nol viUe, the GOP candidate for ‘denUfied as that of a Chats- A method of rubbish dilsposal Russell, Mrs. Henry Smith, SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. , ^ nh M**Hpck of Bridge- ^ spokesman said the efforts Williamiiiiaiii Cotter,\_pui.i.ci . __ j worth m&ii. One unidentified self-service. Vernon; Mrs. John Minney and 30 seconds, and then open their | from Joseph M. Heck of Bridge- comhodla’s flriit lanre offen- to comply with state regulations Edward Smith, Mrs. Bruce chutes at 2200 feet. They ■will ln”l942^"i!f^r*pi^lte^’and se^I^d Jadwlga RudewlCz Kobylanskl, It will be at 7:30 p.m.. In the *>®dy and a third idenUfled as daughter, 233 Ferguson Rd.; Edmund E. Piilard port on grounds of intolerable “ ® ”, Z , will be in Manchester on Oct. j^^^^^dge were found Sunday. which go Into effect Oct. 1 will stone, Mrs. Rudolph Valentino have smoke cannisters on their jpui ^ slve of the war 47 miles north of audltorium of the Connecticut also be discussed tonight. and Mrs. Donald Pardus. The administration reminds Mrs. Farrell M. Franks and M a . J'™ !' Emu Plllard. 70. o, crovlty. Phnom Penh have been turned General Life Insurance .Co. visitors that with construction daughter. East Hartford; Mrs. ankles so toat spectators can FUNERAL HOME she will tour downtown Main St., Ihe fire storm that rampaged Roard member Maurice - MU' Senior Citizens toward pacification of villages building, Bloomfield Ave., toward n San, high school irevlew, advanced assistant at St. Joseph’s par- Brown, Fitzgerald Blvd., Coven Hartford; Mrs. Marie C. Rlz- every Thursday evening at the R. Bruce Watkins, Associate Director, Corporation President WpdnARdRv fit 4 Dm at the Funeral Home, 43 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. mandeered toe car and held toe round cutback of 50,000 troops Is ward. Democratic candidate for P . Unitarian Meeting House Wethersfield Avenue, Hartford, center St., with a Mass of re- _____ us, but we thank them and God oil painting, physical______fitness for ish, new London. He also taught try: Mrs. Mary T. Colbert, ner, 'RFD 1, Wayne Rd., Ver Army-Navy Club In Manchester. hostages at gimpolnt all day to be completed by Oct. IB, state representative from toe Although toe annual terms of doing It. women, rug braiding, shorthand high school part-time while Wftidsor Locks; Harold B. Con non; Mrs. Edith Cavagnaro, 78 Auden said toat toe club can Bloomflelds S t o l d Ave.,a “ Hartiora.n Z fo rd X Bur - cyrll and Methodius ’■®'1“‘®'^' Church quiem^ at the . Church...... of the11 As-kaa ____ A. „ „A Q ..H Sunday in a residenUal neigh- when American strength Is to be igo, Assembly District. Manchester’s three-member ^ n and typing II These are all there. A native of Middletown nors, Stafford Springs; Arch- Woodstock D r.; Mrs. Rose Berk, teach anyone to be a jumper In lal wiU be at toe convenience Hertford, at 9. Burial wi 11 be Jr sumption at 9. Burial will be Haverhill In toe nor- redued to 384.000. he was ordained in 1960. one afternoon. Watkins Directors welcome any questions on funerals, customs, p iw e d u ^ , in West Cemetery theastern pari; of toe state, toe ------Czerwlnskl Is past president jury Committee do not expire Monday classes. angelo D’Amato, 110 Keeney St. 612 E. Middle IJike.; Raymond family. Wapplng Cemetery. There are no calling hours. - - — of toe Manchester Jaycees and until Dec. 31. Town Manager Tuesday courses still open Father Bernier, who has been Also, Claron C. Fuller, 219 Carr, Bast Hartford. Other political personalities at etc. Come in, phone or write for a dependable answer. No obligation, Friends may caU at toe Friends ___ may„„i call at the fu Released assistant at Sacred Heart for toe barbecue. In addition to Holmes Funeral Home, 400 a re : Contract bridge, French, Job’s Hill Rd., EUington; Mrs. Also, Walter Marquardt, West naturally. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. The family suggest that any ,n.eZflcers had concenZted next Satiiday’s "win tok war” ^ * ,s Z^^ef khM ^^ Md l b about two years. Is going to toe Alice G. Gagnon, 63 FUrfield Willln^on; Ray Howard, East Daddario, will te State . Sen. Main St., tomorrow from 7 to memorial contributtons m^ay be ^ weekend. rally In Washington spent more ^°!™®7 av^ “PP°‘*l‘"'®"f® *“ a“*® y®®*" furniture refinlshlng. math for high school review, beginners Church of toe ^ c re d Heart In St.; Mrs. Doris Gottsponer, Hartford; Roy Dunham, East Rotert Houley, congressional Perhaps this question has beeh on your mind: 9 p.m. Wilfred MacCormack Jr. Police Identified the hostages than an hour with Vice Presl- Z rk ? n ^ AnthZrv ’ Hostages Taftvllle. While in Vernon he candidate John Pickett, Cov The family suggests that any German, securities and Invest UnlonvUle; Mrs. Marjorie W. Hartford; Mrs. Thomas Mason Q. My brother wishes to donate himself to a medical school for medical Society, 237 EL Center St. Thomas Haberdeau, 22, and dent Nguyen Cao Ky of South Viu Wntuino^Rma n« innn ■ "^® **'*’®® Heniy Escott served a term as co-chairman and son, 20 Tumblebrook Dr., entry’s judge of probate candi memorial__ contributions _ _ may _ be_ ROCKVILLE — Wilfred W. his 21-year-old sister, residents Vietnam today but declined to P ^ . j ’ ^ ^ c**6lrman; ing and Yoga. Hibbard, 10 Diane Dr., South research following his death. I am Protestant. He is Catholic. Does either of toe RockvUle Clergy Coun Windsor; Frank Krieskl, 48 Vernon; Mrs. Don Skewes and date Anthony Walsh, 61st Assem made to toe charity of toe don- "Billy Mrs. NelUe Nettles Haverhill. The fato,er of toe say what happened. “Ktr ®®>^®® d®P®rtment. Raymond C. Johnson of 186 E. U.S.-Bound Wednesday: Cake decorating, cil. A native of Danielson, he religion oppose that practice? 50, of Hartford, died Friday in decoupage, ^ fashion desig;n, Marble St.; Clement T. Lewis, son, 11 William St.; Mra. Paul bly District candidate Aloyslus or’s choice. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. NeUie Postages IdenUfled Gllday from I irill not sav anv- w has announced toe ap- center St.; and Joseph -J. was educated at St. Mary’s Ahearn of Bolton, judge of pro A. No. Quite often, after research is completed, regular burial takes place Rockville. He was employed at---l > Nettles, e i-AA,„ u e » , OO, 56,„ UJL of -AH ----37 IL Elm im- a i A.ASt., . , WIUOW _.,A—widow „ n)<’>tnrA *UI Us T V * Z4 *1.' TT r* polntment of wvsssaJohn «.J. Tanl a. cMsa w*of ATIUIMoriarty.jof lUl 41 Oi.iUU5 Strong Ol..St. ll4aV;Utb Escott (COIXtlnU©d fTOIll P&g© OD©) drawing and composition, Interi 86 Llnnmore Dr.; Edward D. Sirols and son, 776 Pleasant Val Seminary, Baltimore and or Long, 112 Overlook Rd., South ley Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. bate candidate from Andover, in accordance with pre-arranged instructions, including burial in conse Tober Baseball Co. in Rockville, of Harry Nettles, died last night police In Haverhill said toe L “ Teresa Rd. as his campaign and Johnson are Republicans. Svritzerland have In- or design, needlepoint, physical dained seven years ago. Survlvors include his mother, at a Rockville convalescent hos- hn^ been held hostage all ^ X: chairman lor advertising and Moriarty Is a Democrat. -in « fitness for women, psychology, Windsor; Mrs. Joyce Madsen, Roger Estell and son, Stafford Valdis Vlnkels, and Nick Paw- crated ground. Pauline B^be twom brothers and a sister. vT.« ----- ZTtrtZZured --- - , " . mtlre. inure, cnairmanchairman oiof toe uie “March jnarcii publlcltvpubUclty. The Jury Committee prepares ^^®^ ”>®y '‘^® 97 Lakeside Dr.. Andover; Rob Springs; Mrs. James Mitchell luk, candidate for sheriff of Tol Spanish and history and cm- land County. The funeral will be WiJdnes- Mrs. NetUes was bom April to^call her parents today and ^ Tanl, employed by toe Proctor an annual jury list for Manches- 'commandos held In their jails, rent events for high school re in P. Mlchelson, 129 Oakland and daughter, 122 New State Passes at 78 Rd. Tickets for the event can be day at 11 a.m. at Hay and Pea- 20, 1916 in South Windsor. say she was “somewhere near „ wore a worried look and Gamble Distributing Co. as ter and presents It to toe clerk diplomats said Sunday they will view. Dempsey Sure St. Miss Pauline M. Beebe, 78, of body Funeral Home, 749 Con- Survivors Include a niece, Boston” before a voice said _pA,,„e a^ „ „ ,, bad anv ® ®^®® representative. Is a grad- the Hartford County Superior not go free unUl toe release o< Adults Interested In register Also, Mrs. Margaret J. Minor, 34 Summer St. died late Satur- Kress St., Portland, Maine. Bur- ^ rs. Evelyn Kadlsh of South oshut up” and she could say no ‘ ® ‘ ' uate of Manchester schools and court, for uUllzaUon. hHori, i,o.iao.»o i„ ing for any of these classes may State Qualifies 94 High St.; Lyn-Ann Pottlnger, day afternoon at Manchester ial will be in Maine. The B’urke Windsor. more ^ Washington pj^ber CoUege, R<^ ------hostages In do so prior to toe class on any East Hartford; Scott E. Reguln, Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect !3t., -j-be Burke Funeral Home, 76 Bond was captured at Grand ®'" ® ■ Chester, N. Y. He Is a past Our condolences to toe famllly Jordan is confirmed. of toe ‘three nights. Regl^ra- For Jobless Hike Wall St., Hebron; Anthony M. , Miss Beebe was bom March was in charge of arrangemonts. proapect St., is in charge of ar- JuncUon airport Sunday after Ky announced over toe week- president of toe St. Bridget of Harry Howroyd, longtime Reliable sources In Jemsalem tlons will be accepted each eve'- Rinaldi, 56D Mt. Vernon Dr„ 12, 1892 In Manchester, daugh------— rangements which are Incom- Sheriff’s office received an end he would not attend toe r^ - church, Mr. and Mrs. Club and member of toe Democratic said Israel was planning to free ning starting at 6:16. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Rockville: Chester J. SanUa m , ter of Daniel and Jennie Porter Mrs. John Costello Sr. piete. anonymous tip that he had ly- The Rev. Mclntlre came to p^gj treasurer of toe Man- Town Committee and a tireless 12 Arab captives, apparently as Roneld Kozuch, principal of There Is no question toat Con- East Hartford: ____ Mrs. Ann-Marie Beebe, and had lived here all TOLLAND— Mrs. Wilhelniina ------' boarded toe plane. persuade him to change his Chester Jaycees. party worker. part of a deal for toe release of toe ____ evening______school said that nectlcut qualifies to receive ad- gheiidan, Ash Brook Dr„ 197LlbuVe changed. of her life. She was employed Bower Costello, 67, of Eaglevllle, Mrs. J. W. Lafayette FBI agent Vincent Jones said mtod toe hostages. more to a n ^ registrations have dltloiial imemployment compen- Coventry; Mrs. Dorothy Thomp- as a secretary at toe John L. mother of Mrs. William Gleb- ROCKVILLE_Mrs Josenhine Bond was armed with a loaded Mclntlre said on arrival Sun- Palestinian guerrillas hi teen received for classes lead- satlon, (3ov. John Dempsey an- g^^ 57 . cyrus Tomp- JennyV____ TInsurance______Agency in 1hardt___ ai. of^ S Tolland died Frida>- R O 1 ' rtf at ^ LaFayette, 84 of * Randolph,'. revolver_ ___ and that his 1««»WVrti.ip p fAniT^h backed jobless pay extension. East Hartford; a son to Mr. and very resolute vtoen I gat talks, U.S. presidential demonstrators were dispersed to'oiiro The Zs°was In reading, writing and arith Grange, Sunset Rebekah F u n e ra l Home, ^ Jackson St. conereeatlonal Gtourrh offic- commissioner today. He was metic are also being offered Dempsey received figures Mrs. Frank Abbruzzese, 81 T.odir« Dauirhters of Union Vet- Wllllmantlc, with a Mass of congregational Church, last saw himim in Saigon," Me- press secretary Ronald L. Zle- by poUce in front of toe U.S. “Iestimated Z l t l at ^$50 million. “ to from State Labor Commissioner Laurel St. Also sought In connection with adults who have not reached o? a r i l W ^. Sunset regulem at St. Joseph’s Chur.to ated. Burial was in Utchfleld U ? A. A D Intire said Sunday. "He was gler said Nixon "re^firm ed to consulate. Thirty demonstrators Renato E. RlccluU this morning BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ^ tof r.ltrhftPlil ^ e shooting of Patrolman wm- „k„„a tho nopd fnr toe meetine that toe United were arreBted after toev On Friday, 16 of toe 54 host Cmmcll, Degree of Pocahontas, 1" Wllllmantlc at 10. Burial w ill Pl^ns C e m et e r y. Utchfleld, A li- AO rtiirino' the Very firm about toe need for the meeting that toe United were arrested after they ages were rescued by toe Jorda- which made It clear toat Con to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Daugherty. and toe M aZiester Senior CiU- be In St. Mary’s Cemetery, Cov- Maine. ter .K. aenroe e , , g ^ g gggjgtance to win over com- States Is committed to a strong marched from Naples Unlversi- necticut meets tlie standards set 94 Hemlock St.; a daughter to ©ntry. Survivors Include a son and munlkm inZletnam. Now he la NATO and to a presence in toe th shouting antl-i^merican slo- "‘ZpZT'^h,One of toe 32 who arrived In by Congress last summer. The Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carvey, . < ...1 Friends, may call at the funtir- two brothers. rine A. Power, 20 of D ^ver, ^ ^ Mediterranean because, of lU gans. RANGE She Is survived by one broth- 4 . S-- ,___- p Nicosia, Mimi Beeter, 20, of state's unemployment rate had East Hartford; a son to Mr. and — ij TN A. L al home tonight from 7 to 9. ------Md Susan Saxe, , y, j don’t blame him. I Impotanc/e to NATO and as toe TwoLf cars were WCAC burned UUHICVI In Ui Ve- VC-' V i j \ M! to te over the national average urs. WUUam Brennan, Goose , er, Harold Beebe of Manches- °____ ” ■4 / _ . blame toe administration." southern anchor of NATO.” Zie- rona and two at toe NATO base aboard applaudedh and cheered EUEL OIL for 18 weeks In order for It to t,ane Coventry; a son to Mr. ^®El , . .,, , , Mrs. Catoerine Matua They, a lo ^ vrtoi si^pecto presence at gler said he was not aware of in toe Naples suburb of Bagnoll, “ X;:"“A,,r*'nrAr“A^!Lr‘“, GASOLINE qualify. and Mrs. Edward Bishop, Staf- Funeral services will be Wed- Officer Killed, ^ n d and Rotert Valeri. 2 , "would not achieve the any discussion of the Middle which NUon la scheduled to vis- .ff. ® ^®** ?™ ^a P*®"® took nesday at 10 a.m., at toe South Mrs. Catoerine Melnlck Ma- Some 6,000 workers should be ford Springs, United Methodist Church. The tus, 83. of Hartford, mother of Another Shot have been described as collegl- “ gj^ed effect” and that there East situaUon. u Wednesday after spndlng a Z ^ ^ s ^ Z e m te ^ r of tte S « p eligible for toe 18 weeks of ad- DIBCHARGEaj SATURDAY: diUonal compensation, according Peter 8. DymersM, Stefford- Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- . Mrs. Mary Arcand ol Manches- "" a* s r s BANTLY Oil tor, and the Rev. Fred R. Ed- ter, died Friday-at a Hartford At Cleveland i“.crS4z‘,s,.r'’’'ESS the demonstrators“ and antiwar “• Italy’s efforts toward so- the Mediterranean. “■ D.~s"'s.:r COMI’ANV. l.N< . to Rlcclutl’s figures. These are vUle; Mrs. Jacqueline Collins, L. McNamara. militants. N.J., said they passed their MQM f\f t^pIIrr Tpx former Das- convalescent home. Miss Saxe was a June gradu cial reforms and stated, "This Thea.ab attacks h on.. toeaa.. v cars»a» a fol-„.- capUvlty playing chess ,;i M\IN S'l'Ifl'.KI workers who have exhausted 52 Hammond St., RockvUle; SI?! wUl ofiiciate. Burial wlU be '^® DWo (AP) ate of Brandels University, Is one of toe ways for Italy to • lowed a night of hit-and-run bat- scrabWe from L t i made IKl,. iil(l. I'.d.'. their 26 weeks of eUglbility. Mrs. Helen A. Flccln, 604 "HU- Veea. Not just another little car. but one little car that does everything well. You get more room, more weight and'more power contribute to toe ‘ ’ ------The 18 additional weeks of Hard St.; Mrs. (Jonatance R. In East Cemetery morning from the Maple HIU One policeman was killed \^here Miss Power and Bond stren^ of toe Ues tetween poUce ^ d rowing out of cardbord. To keep their Kdi kviiir 'T.-..:;:;'. 1 than most little cars give you, yet the gas mileage is right in the same neighborhood with the best-of them. Vegas come dressed up, Friends may caU at toe Chapels, 382 Maple Ave., Hart- and another wounded early to- ,^„ere students. Gllday and Vale- K em o re alliance and defenseiseof toe Med- bands of lefUst youths In Rome. P compensation will begin Oct. 11, Pugh, 332 Windsor St.; Mrs. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 ford, with a Maas of requiem at day by two gunmen who stepp«d h , who was arrested last iterranean. More than 2M perrons were tak- e a c ^ other a to i^ b s up which means toe legislature Arline M. Rivers, -316 W. Mid- too, not stripped to the bone so you have to add a lot to make them liveable. Drive one. "iou 11 see. Main St tomorrow from 2 to All Saints Prussian Orthodox out of a car toe officers had Wednesday, were to have en- Nine Charged ItaUan briefing (rfficers later en Into custody. Only 12 were g ,g ^ must act before then. die Tpke.; Mrs. Jenan H. Kurtz, 4 and 7 to 9 D m Church, Hartford, at 10. Burial stopped for speeding. rolled as freshmen at Nortoeas- gwr*Al “• 9 ®af a stopmean must te and remain a sea She said toe group also kept ^ e h n T k ro b L j u ^ f o f tte Nancy Lawson of Tolland, died owner. hell, chief of toe city’s detective of peace." Public Records to your door! ^ AU of the violations occurred spirits up during their confine Kuehn ., p J og Saturday afternoon at St. Patrolman Joseph Traez, 27 bureau, said however, that he Nixon’s talks later with Ool- Warranty Deeds ment by singing Beatles’ songs ^ ”^ l^ c tT * 'd l^ * * y M te rd ^ Z P’^’ancls Hospital. She was toe was dead at a hospital of gun- had no knowledge of "any re- ^ the stop sjpi ombo In a secluded villa across Concordia Lutheran Church and old^fav^tM. sor uisincis, oieu yesieiuuy ba , ira,-! ivotpt-man Sp ahr,f t/A A1,«. Ai._ . . . X,. „ .. view Dr. and Sunset Terrace. a__ -___ ... ___ . a_ a__ ta-ia__ w t-. a.. . .. his home. vrife of H. Earl Waterman Sr. shot wounds to toe back of toe ports relating to Miss Saxe." town from toe Quirinale presl- to Anna Kitsch Roto, property Another freed hostage, Bar- Survivors also include 3 sons, hetid, neck, back and leg. Police in Portland, Or©., said Other Vernon weekend ar Knudsen's Dairy assures the Kuehn was bom Sept. 14. ^ 3 rests: denUal palace also dealt with at 67 Maple St., conveyance bara Mensch, 16, of Scaradale, 1876A V AAAIn V,AGermany7A...CAA. H..Hand _ lived______for _„_rt„hlldren PatTolman Fred Fulton, 2 9 , she bought more than $50 0 WUUam Jackson, 38, of Long- toe______Middle East. An ItaUan ______gov- *ax^ W4.M. N.Y.,______said shea .wash . ohabah not afraid ha of freshness of famous many yrars...AOPP in^WestIn Wnot Hartford Uopi/nwi S^Mdchlldren.gTanocmiaren. was shot in toe mouth, chest worth of guns and ammunition emment spokesman said Oolom- D*R Housing Oorp. to Her- toe guerrillas, but became before coming to South Wind- Z th^S e^ “Z mi ®®''®'^ “ Z orotot S 12 ®xP«8sed Italy’s "full faith ^rt G. ^ ^ te rs, property at frightened when toe ZuingsheUing Knudsen's milk and all sor. He was a self-employed in o rr^ at 1 .30 p.m. ^ t h e Sec gery at Mt. Sinai Hospital and Valeri arrested a lew hours Wiri with nnn the ‘■American policies to ^ ®(“® Ridge Dr., conveyance started Sept. 17. telider and contractor in toe " was In satisfactory condiUon. after toe robbery and slaying. ^ achieve peace in toe world, tax. $66.10. _ Knudsen's Dairy Products ‘ greater Hartford area before he ^®®‘ ^ Stokes said toe shootings oc- also Is an ex-convIct. An affida- especlaUy the Middle East." Mary I. Higgins to Mary Lee reUred. He was a charter mem- Z rie n d s m av Z u t^ftoe NirhoL ^ ” *®'* ”’® ^ k v ilte O r Z t Oct! Colombo stressed any so- Kanehl, land t of the Middle _ E ^ confUct, „D&M_Homes, _Inc._to' George week", customer home ventilation system inside, a wheelbase two and one-half inches longer. You get the looks and comfort of a six- or seven-thousand- Lutheran Church of West Hart' toifight lo 9- “A town cannot have tola type 'and Ollday. M. and Virginia T. Johnson, Members of Sunset Rebekah dollar car, but at Chevrolet prices. And that’s the kind of change during these tight-money times that all of us can appreciate. ford, and Our Savior Lutheran Memorial contributloi^ may ^ ^rlme and have police protec - — Lodge will meet tomorrow - at be made to toe Second Congre- he said in a state- S Z t o o ^ Z t ^ * '* u , ^ S 8 . Nixon re- P«>P®rty on Sunny Brook Dr., 7:30 p.m. at Holmes Fimeral deliveries. For more Ctourch of South Windsor. gatlonal Church of West Suf- Survivors, besides his son, in Starlings Batter terod motor vehicle b ^ h M lcS it^ fte'T ito te i S ^ d “ i ^ c l s T. ®°™®’ St . to pay’^rl- information call: clude another son, Dr. Paul G. ^ Gerity said toe two officers Darkened Tower W “ n Kuehn of South Windsor; 5 apparently were getting out of cle 'SS! IZ cS^d ~n ’S^ Z g ^ tef^ h e X ~®“^ ®®®- ^tete Z y Mrs. Manuel Quentai , . .. ^ a a ------NEW YORK------' ------(AP) — ------About with f^lure to~ b grant'- aia aakaia r l l ^ haof t® ‘1'® VaUcan for his private P^P®'^^ at 472 ’ - member. !/\ —AO. 4a- _____ -A A . AA «... Olli4lon/»A urtlK On«*1 XTT rillll&rQ Ol., daughters,o AA. J Miss Lydia ..AA, Kuehn V ».of Mrs. Mary Oliveira Quentai, t ' y when toey wre shot at rsq mlgraUng startings died to- way at an IntersecUon following audience with Pope Paul VI. . conveyance tax, South Windsor with whom he gg jjg Eldridge St., wife of ^ ^m . Shots were fired jay when toey flew Into the a two car accident on Grove The tiny city-state and toe Ro- The VFW AuxlUary will spon — l«ta ItA m A ' •-* * rnnrMKVn TRA a 1#4 a # 41«a . . _ aa ___ _ >_m_«__ ■_ _ - .s BA . made his home. Mrs. Martha QuentalT^dled Saturday ll*® windshield of toe north side of toe Empire State st. PoUce said damage to toe man neighborhoods around It „iii= a* * ^ * a t- berasor a anH kitchen sociala a------for ------mem- K. Morse of West H ^ o r d , Z t i S d s t e r Memorial ^ ‘‘®® ®“ "®l‘he>' ®«‘®®«- BuUdlng. police said. cars was moderate. ^ were guarded by hundreds* of r. S '‘“rK ’ S Mrs. Agnes*----- Rose of Algonac------Hospital: ® time - to----- return------fire, poUce Guards - ...... at toe...... 1,250-noot ...... buUd- Donald Fecltt, 19, of Bolton helmetedheUneted uoUcepoUce and carahlnleHcarabinieri ZZZ, “ dalty, land off ^*^®®"-Green- M ‘ •’‘o Tlifl P m. ’ at toe7® Post*^®®‘ Home.«°™®- Mrs. Quentai was born Dec. .. ,. _ said toey had turned toe dls- Rd.,d.. Manchester,M ^chestert wasw’as charged loros carrying . _ tear-gas------bombs, Pure flavor, Knudaen^a 29, 1913 In Fall River, Mass., md Fulton was able to play lights off at 11:40 p.m. Sun- with1 to driving without rear llghU;lights; AU cars parked In toe nearby * Federalw«HA.n.i 'Tair-t- h i - i_ ”*® ®°®1®*- Ice Cream at your door, A vanishing tailgate. A big change in our big wagon. The window goes up into the roof, the Glide-Away tailgate vanishes and had lived In Manchester for ®'®^ back toto toe c ^ and call jay so as npt to a ttr ^ t birds. Arthur Scanlon, 62 of Bolton streets were removed to clear a ti o f-A»H4A.n„v,AHA . a |*er80iuil Notices .Arthur . — Scanlon, _ 62 of Bolton _ streets.A- were . removed A.. to clear a ti *-i-o- o GJovemment afalnni:, a Membersmaa...i______of toeaa. Manchester too! Order from your ♦beneath the floor. Out of sight. Out of your way for easy loading even in a closed garage or when you have a trailer hooked on. toe past 10 years. »}®lP- The first pilice car to -w e do this when we see too Lake House. Bolton, ' was wide path for Nixon’? motoro- Paul DodS^ ” 'iif M«>®»>®8ter milknian. n n u c U e ii Survivors, besides her hus- '’®sch toe scene took toe two of- rnany birds around,” explained charged with failure to drive cade. It marked toe first auto *4 50a 4 1 *^’ ’ AuHat ti, °"'®*' ® Glub wishing to BROS In Memoriam band. Include a son, iRicardo f*cers to toe hospital. Traez was one guard. "We put toe lights proper lane, operating without trip In Rome by Nixon since he, ’ miimiiia' ~ iaa Z means com- In loving ^Mra. Quentai of Manchester; two dead on arriv^. out early last night.” a license and failure to carry arrived Sunday night. Thomas Colla_ detnniiah a iY.A...f*A making posters will \ as. 196L daught^daughters, , Mrs. Joyce Astle Gerity said inveatigtors had .Police said the purple-black registraUonregistration certificate, after te-be- With 12,000 12.000 poUcemen forming car aaraaeaara^^ at 2iwm Rm^ h ^oa^ fi,ih k h tomorrow - at 8:80 p.m. at Everybody knawa ...... A- H. a“ garage at 265 Broad St., me home of Mrs. Raymond Mc- She haa not left us aa vre, thought Kenrieth Brooks, both unable to question Fulton, birds hit the building shortly be- ing involved in a minor one car what was beUeved to be the Horace c MoTVinn r* ^ Goodneaa goes Nor haa she traveled far,■ ■ of San Jose. Calif.; three broth- the driver of toe police car. He fore 3 a.m. on toe 34th Street accident on West Rd. Ughtest |Securlty guard set up tool shed at OT Connell,■■ 871■■ E. Oak St. T h o 8 e East Hartford 289-1501 Jiat enfered Ood'a moat attend are remind with Knud^etCa. See we mean by putting you first? Now at your Chevrolet dealer^ xDOcn* M lovely gj,g^ George Oliveira and FYank said a motorist who witnessed and Fifth Avenue sides. All those charged are sched- for a postwar visitor to Rome, 1200$200 . ^ I And Icdt the Towle-Fairman RukuS'Coulombe Pompei'Paszkowicz Shunta-Dworak Daniel'Cartwfight
Patricia Mildred Cartwright Susan Blaine Falrman of Christy Pasikowlcz of Hart Constance Frances Dworak of ford and Paul James Pompel of South Windsor became the bride and Lt. Howard Dean Daniel South Windsor became the bride Manchester were united In mar both of Manchester, were wed of Terrence L. Towle of Man riage Saturday morning at St. of Edward Francis Shunta of Saturday morning. Sept. 12, at chester Saturday morning,. Aug. Justin's Church in Hartford. East Hartford Saturday morning South United Methodist Church. 'The bride is a daughter of Mr. 22, at the Flrsrt Congregational The bride is a daughter Of Mr. at St. Margaret Mary Church and Mrs. Reg;inald G. Cart Church of South Windsor. and Mrs. 'Theodore J. PaszkiV . in South Windsor. wright of 31 Green Hill St. 'The The bride Is a daughter of Mr. wlcz of St. Albans, Vt. 'The 'The bride is a daughter of bridegroom, a Marine Corps and Mrs. Earl Falrman of 11 bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dworak, pilot, 1s the son of Mrs. Howard Marilyn Rd. The bridegroom Is Mrs. John Pompel of 29 Flor 66 Joy Rd. 'The bridegroom Is ence St. M. Daniel of 22 Ardmore Rd. V, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick a son of Mr. and Mrs. John and the,late Mr. Daniel. Towle of 299 Spring St. The Rev. Gerald Marchtmd Shunta of East Hartford. of St. Justin's Church perform 'The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, The Rev. Gary Oomell, assist 'The Rev. Joseph Shlck of St. pastor of South United Methodist ant pastor of South United Meth ed the double-ring ceremony. Margaret Mary Church per-' Bouquets of mums and gladio Church, performed the double odist Church, performed the formed the double ring cere ring ceremony. Jack B. Grove double-ring ceremony. An ar li were on the altar. mony and was celebrant at the 'The bride was given in mar was organist, and the soloist was rangement of white mums, dai nuptial mass. Bouquets of glad Mrs. Charlotte R. Gray. Bou sies, and yellow gladioli was riage by her father. She wore an ioli and mums were on the al empire gown of sata-peau ac quets of carnations and gladioli on the altar. tar. cented with venise lace, fashion were on the altar. Given in marriage by her 'The bride was given in mar 'The bride was given in mar father, the bride wore a full- ed with sabrina neckline, long riage by her father. She wore puffed sleeves, A-llne skirt and riage by her father. She wore an length gown of silk organza ac a fulHength lace gown, design empire gown of silk organza ac cented with Chantilly lace. Her chapel length train. Her veil of ed with scalloped neckline ac silk Illusion was arranged from cented with Venise lace and de veil of silk illusion was arrang cented with crystals, long signed with mandarin neckline, a matching headpiece, and she ed from a headpiece of daisies, sleeves trimmed with ruffles, long puffed sleeves, A-line skirt Carrie^ a bouquet of white, pink and she carried a bouquet of and cathedral-length traiin. Her and chapel train. Her shoulder- and blue roses, stephanotis and daisies and miniature carna fingertip veil of silk illusion was length leil of silk Illusion was tions. baby's breath. attached to a crystal and pearl arranged from a pearl trimmed Mrs. Edmund D. Livingston Miss Ann Falrman of South trimmed headpiece, and she headpiece, and she carried a Jr. of Arling^tonj Va.. sister of Windsor, sister of the bride, was carried a cascade bouquet of colonial bouquet of roses and maid of honor. Her mint green the bride, was matron of honor. roses and carnations. carnations with miniature roses empire gown was fashioned Hej- blue chiffon empire gown Mrs. Everett Bennett of South attached to ribbon streamers. was accented with blue ribbon 2 with sheer puffed sleeves with Windsor, sister of the bride, was Miss Judy Cartwright of Man wide cuffs. She wore a picture and fashioned with A-line skirt, matron of honor. She wore an chester, sister of the bride, was sabrina neckline and long sheer hat, and carried a basket filled empire gown of aqua chiffon maid of honor. Her gown was sleeves. She wore a blue picture with daisies and assorted flow with a floral headpiece, and fashioned with a white cotton ers. hat, and carried a basket of carried a cascade bouquet of lace empire bodice with ruffles Bridesmaids were Miss Bar blue carnations and baby'* yellow, carnations. . edging the high neckline and bara Jarvis of South Windsor breath. Bridesmaids were Mias Cyn long sleeves, and a floor-leng;th Bridesmaids were Miss Cyn and Miss Brenda Dubay of East lit Forest i>taoto thia Shunta of East Hartford, skirt of red chiffon. She wore thia Greer of West Hartford r Hartford. The junior brides y sister of the bridegroom, and white roses and miniature car MRS. ROBERT MICHAEL, RUKUS and Miss Janet Wylie and Miss maid was Miss Christine Fair- Miss Wendy Bennett of Hart nations in her hair,. and car Sophie Wlkiera both of Hartford. Henn pkoto man of South Windsor, sister of ford, cousin of the bride. 'The ried a colonial'bouquet of white Evelyn Marie-Anne Coulombe yellow gowns and headpieces 'Their pink gowns and picture MRS. EDWARD FRANCIS SHUNTA the bride. Their yellow gowns - junior bridesmaid was 'Toni roses, red carnations, and blue NasslR ptioto of Berlin, N.H.. and Robert were similar to the honor st hats were similar to the honor and picture hats were similar “ okhhh, nnd thev carried co- Marie Bennett of South Windsor, pompons with royal blue ' and LT. AND MRS. HOWARD DEAN DANIEL. to the honor attendant's, and Michael Rukus of Manchester tendtmt s. and they c ^ l e d co- s, and they carried Boglis Wed 35 Years white ribbon streamers. w -r- ... ______lonial bouquets of white and niece of the bride. 'Their maize they carried baskets filled with were unitedumicu in marriage »» Satur baskets of pink carnations and Bridesmaids were Miss Donna day morning, Aug. 29, at the maize yellow camaUons. habv's breath yellow gowns and headpieces Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Bog- Manchester for the last 29 . . assorted flowers. The flower g^irl was Johanna Hawvet'Cjarrison were similar to the honor at T-v-o,, fhroo nther Daniel of Manchester, sister of Guardian Angel Church of Ber Ralph DeSimone of M anch^ 11, of 23 Riverside Dr. were y • y , jr,,-- the bridegroom; Mrs. Emery Nigeria’s Friends Join Eileen Fairman' and Karen Coulombe of Colchester, niece of Loring photo tendant's. 'The bridesmaids car lin, N.H. ,__. ___ „ „ „ „ ter served as best man. Ushers Falrman, both of South Windsor the bride. She wore a gown of * i ried bouquets of aqua carna- feted yesterday atL aI 35thoou. wed- J Manchester, and Zahner of Ellington,c-uinB-un. andanu Missw sa The bride is a daughter of were Anthony Pompel, brother MRS. PAUL JAMES POMPEI and sisters of the bride, were white lace over taffeta, and she ^_^ i tions, and the junior bridesmaid, ding anniversary celebraUon at jj q, Windsor. They Magee and Miss Eileen To Help in Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Cou- wniic itiv, bridegroom, and Mark flower girls. They wore yellow carried a basket filled with' lombe of Berlin. The bride After a reception at Flano's Mrs. Pompei, a 1965 g^raduate aqua pompons. the home of their son, Gary also have three grandchildren. Theirgovms°of'whlte^c'^ taffeta gowns and their baskets white, aqua, and yellow carna Paszkowlcz, brother of the LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — In a Of the four African states groom is the son''of Mr. and bride, both of Hsrtford, and Wil Restaurant in Bolton, the couple of Long Beach (Calif.) Polytech- Tricia Carroll of Manchester 82 Elizabeth Dr. Mr. BogU recently retired were filled with daisies and m - tions. was flower girl. She wore an 50 frienCs and relatives from the ConUnental Baking attend- show of continental solidarity, that recognized Nigeria s seces sorted flowers. Mrs. Joseph J. Rukus of 6 Con lard Warren ,of Bolton. left on a plane trip to Bermuda. nic High School, is employed at sionist state of Blafra, only Gerald Morin of Thompson- the Aetna Life and dasuaJty Co., aqua empire gown with, a circ.- attended the surprise open Co., where, he was employed similar *"°re than a dozen African 2ambla will send a delegaUon Stephen Olsen of Buffalo, W. way Rd. Mrs. Pt^howlcz wore a pale For traveling the bride wore a ville served as best man. Ush Hartford. Mr. Pompei, a 1965 let of yellow Vompona ^ her ^ouse given by the couple's for over 34 years as a driver- headpieces and carried heads of state and government 00^1 Gaton mfd T ^ i Loring photo Va., served as beet man. Ush The Rev. Charles Rukus of blue dre9s and a corsage of wine colored sleeveless knit Hartford, cousin of the bride ers were Philip Br^auski of roses with baby's dress and coat and a corsage graduate of Manchester High hair, and she carried a bouquet children. salesman^salesman. Mr. and Mrs "rre visiting Nigeria this week to n)[^^wiU not ^ Il^ h I n ^ ^ s MRS. TERRENCE L. TOWLE ers were David Towle of Man of yellow and aqua pompons. groom, performed the double- East Hartford, cous n o breath. 'The brideeroom's moth- of white roses. The couple will School, is a plasma sprayer for Mr. and Mrs. Bogll were are members oi c-emer c,ong c white ribbon streamers. v,rfi—help it .>aiaK,-ntAcelebrate ia10 -rant-oyears a#of ir,_in- tv.ntthat tuathe -aaa-.aiiiatia—reconciliation Kat...aa—between chester, brother of the bride bridegroom; and James Ryan John Shunta of East Hartford ring ceremony and was cele .er wore a gold color dress and live in East Hartford after Oct. the Klock Corporation in Man married Sept. 24, 1935 in Miller- gational Church. (Herald photo Joan Cartwright of Manches- dependency—and, unofficially, them and Nigeria at the recent groom; and David Cross and ______of South Windsor. The junior brant at the nuptial Mass. Mrs. a corsage of rust color pompons. 3. chester. served as his brother's best y., and have lived in by Pinto) ter, another sister of the bride, the end of its civil war. fr only ___I best man. Ushers were Freder and coat with dark brovm ac costs—no "discounts” today, "Regular | brother of the bridegroom; and ^ h s n t u e ^ train » graduate ganist. Bouquets of gladioli and Nothing to Mod ick B. Tedford of Manchester, Mrs. Brian P. Mahoney of cessories and a corsage of L Vi prices” tomorrow! Christopher Nardlne of Coven- te t o f ^ ^ Manchester High School Is pompons were on the altar. t-v fingertip veil of suk uius- employed at Aetna Life and Sur- sway for... brother of the brides and Rob Grand Junction, Colo., sister at bronze and yellow pompons? WAVE ( No “reduced specials”—no “temporary I The bride was given in mar the bride, was matron of honor. ert Mantle and Bradford Sel- The brideg;room’s mother wore reductions” on Prescriptions to lure| Nadeau wore a blue lln- a ^ ^ T h e^ c^ : ®ty Co.. Hartford. Mr. Belli- riage by her father.^ She wore Her empire gown of soft pink lew, both of Middletown. a tangerine color chiffon dress customers! en dress with matching acces- bouauet of miniature car- ^ graduate of Manches- an empire gown of silk organza chiffon was fashioned with Mrs. .Tedford wore a gold co with matching accessories and by Caryl Richards At the same time, there Is never any I sories and a pink carnation cor- ^ High School, and the hwur- and peau d'ange lace, designed scooped neckline, short puffed an orchid. sage. The .bridegroom's mother _ * r*oo4o«oiin nf Adjusters Schoql, Miami, with mandarin collar, and de lor silk worsted dress with sleeves of pleated chiffon, and a compromise In service or quaUtyl matching „ accessories. 'Ilie A reception was held at Wll- wore a yellow linen dress with employed at the tachable chapel-length watteau back panel. She wore a match areen accessories and a cor- ManchdBter was maid of honor. Emhart Manufacturing Co.. bridegroom's mother wore an Ue’e Steak House. For a wed train. Her elbow-length vejl of ing headpiece with vell,‘ and car WONDERFUL WORKINO OLIVE OIL IN EVERY DROP C r o ^ b r e ^ e t o l“ ch ^B ^- H®*- Hartford, and has served for dress and coat with ding trip' to Bermuda, Mrs. . . . protects and luster* your hair as it waves. It simply 1 YOU GET OUR LOWEST silk illusion was arranged from aqua j ried a cascade bouquet of lav Malscalco wore a pmplo pant loHcd With high neckline, white ^hrde y ^ rs with the U.S. Should a pearl trimmed lace head- niatchlng accessories. Both had caimot leave the hair dull and dry, it gives you the softest, PRICES EVERY DAY OF TMK We Deliver themums. A. 1 a c e empire bodice, long ender chrysanthemums, minia suit trimmed with white. THie Army. piece, and she carried a cas- corsages of yellow sweetheart ture carnations and delphiniums. loveliest, most lasting permanent you've ever had. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE • Everywhere After a recepUon at Uie Of- gigg^gg g satin cummerbund couple will live at 109 Clark MORE THROUGHOUT THE fleers Club In Hartford, the cou- g,nghlng the waUtllne. and a Christianity cade bouquet of roses, carna- pompons Bridesmaids were Miss Fast - After a reception at the Vll- YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR pie left on a wedding trip to chiffon skirt. She wore a I tions and stephanotis. » .w uc**—Sandra _ Falconer_____ — —of -Springfield, r __-a____ _ SPECIAL... Caryl Richards Miss Marlene Clark of Man- '“f® Lantern Bam, the couple cousin of the bride; Miss MRS. WILLIAM JAMES KUNZ JR. PRESCRIPTION NEEDS, Martha's Vineyard. For travel- „,atchlng headbow. designed F.A.MOIS heal today? Ing, Mrs. Fegy wore a beige ^ y,g brides' mother, and she Chester was maid of honor. Her *®*^ ™°tor trip to Miami, Woznlak of Boston, Mrs. OLIV^ OIL Permanent HUDSON VITAMINS •n.62 knit suit. Hie couple Uve in ggrried a bouquet of yellow and yellow empire gown was trim- traveling, Mrs. Hoops gtephen McGuire of New hern- Mystic, brother of the bride; ed second lieutenant with the and med with white lace. She wore "'°*'® “ ®®™ crepe dress with gjjj Lauren Brownell Robert Johnson of Manchester Artillery-Air Defense, will re- TRY US AND SEE Storrs. white camaUons. a floral headpiece and carried ® ***“® ''®®^ accesso- Montpelier, Vt. 'Their rose and Dean Dallipan of Mystic. port for active duty in Novem- t G L O B E ^ Includes Haircut, Shampoo, Test Curls, Styling Set and Glam Hie bride, a 1968 graduate of Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jriin ] DRUG PRODUl'TS Manchester High School, is a Avery, sister of the bride; and a matching cascade bouquet of "^®® '*'*'**® °*’‘**<*- '^® color gowns and headpieces Mrs. Carpenter wore a pink ber. our Spray by Misses Marion, Sandra and 'Tricla. Available At Come to this couple will live in Puerto Rico, ^ere similar to the honor at-' lace dress. 'The bridegroom's Mrs. Kunz is a graduate of the. w Travel Service ^ junior at the umverslty of Con- jugg Cathy Egan and Miss necUcut. Mr. Fegy, a 1966 grad- Maureen Sleurpa, all of Man- WELDON DRUG CO. Christian Science Lecture ------where Mr. Hoops Is serving as tendant's, and they carried cas- mothef wore a turquoise blue Robert E. Fitch Senior High A 555 MAIN STREET ^ an Airman first class with the cade bouquets of lavender, pink ensemble. Both had corsages of School, Groton, and Veimont uate of Manchester High Chester. Their aqua gowns and 767 M.'Tin Street “ Ypur Community and You' Air Force at Ramey APB. and rose color miniature cama- miniature orchids. College, Montpelier. Mr. Kunz, W 643-2165 < School, Is a senior at the Um- headbows werd similar to the -na UAitvzL or m a in s t r z t t - BANK CREDIT , ^Schuliz Beauty Salon At the Sank^^ I»u by 'Thomas O. Povser of The M l-M l MAIN SntXZT. UANCHISTIR Both Mr. and Mra. Hoops are tions and delphiniums. After a reception at the Light- a graduate of Manchester High BAutborlied agent la Man i verslty of Connecticut. honor attendant's, and they Christian Science Board of OPfat MONDAY THNU SATURDAY l:M TO > 30 I)irecl-Hy-Mail Price THURSDAY t;M TO t ;00 I CARDS ACCEPTED 1968 graduates of Manchester Matthew L. Reiser of Rock- house Inn, New London, the School, received his BS degree ^cheater for aU Alrllae*.' 44 OAI^STR^T—PHONE 648-8951 ------^------carried bouquets of yellow car- Lectureship, 8 p.m., Thurs High School. Mrs. HOops. has vlUe served as beat man. Ushers couple left on a motor trip to from Norwich University, North- w Railroad* and SteamaUp^ Mlnce a garUc clove and sold naUons. Ask for Free (\italoc day, Oct. 1, First’ Church of ARTHUR DRUG been e'mployed as a service re- were J. Martin O'Neill of Ver- Cape Cod and Vermont. They field, Vt., and his MS degree ^ U a e a ^ It to the butter or margarine In Julie-ann -Parlaplano of Wind- Christ Sci^nUst, 447 |Io. Main Air Conditioned—Amplei Parking Stree|j_J|ianch|Mter^ presentatlve for the Southern non; brother-in-law of the bride- will live at Ft. Bliss, 'Tex., . from the C. W. Post College, AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE.| whlch you . are pan-frying-slices gor, cousin of the bride, was New England Telephone Co. groom; Richard Carpenter of where Mr. .Kunz, a commission- Greenvale, N.Y. of zucchini squash. flower girl. Her yellow gown PAGE TWELVE Ma n c h e s t e r EVENING HERALD. Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Mo n d a y , s e p t e m b e ^ '^ s , i 9^o MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 ------X — ^— ------Section Two Pages 13 to 24 many tanks. We began seeing abuse of power by authority. continuing polaH^tion between ■n/ Hostages Joke some wounded guerrillas. Report on Campus Unrest "Too many law enforcement ot- the nation’s youthSmd the more Sept. 21—Hie house next door ficers have responded with un orthodox elements of society was . hit. The shells crashed warranted harshness and force, can lead only to moreNiampus ★ SPECIAL SEPT. 24 . 30 ★ Play C a rd s through to the courtyard walU Greeted with Cynicism in seeking to control disorder violence. M an H eld Squatrito^ Odegard Debate The firing decreased from the Ita head this ptt, the commis 12 PAK FUDGE BARS ...... 49c Drug Center Squatrito Fund-Raiser Draws 260 day before. We asked for a doc WASHINGTON (AP) . — .A "Law enforcement officers sion said in ..inclusion, there To Survive In Beating Hie Drug Advisory Center By SOL COHEN tor and medical supplies but the presidential task force’s m u ff With President Nixon in Eu have too often reacted ineptly or must be a .i^ve toward ending SAVE 20c At Jaycee Meeting Tonight 81 Russell St. Is observing me guerrillas said this was impossi edged fault finding for campus rope there was no comment on overreacted. At times, their re the VletM^n war, toward racial (Herald Reporter) (Continued trpm Page One) following sununer schedide: ble. violence has been greeted with the report from the White sponse has degenerated into un and bocM equality and an eas And Robbery The Manchester Jaycees are traditional "Meet me Candl- some beer, medical supplies Sept. 22—^L.ater was scarce. much of the indifference and House. Similarly Vice President controlled violence.” ing of the accusatory voices in M onday, Tuesday and Saturday night’s $25 per sponsoring a debate' tonight be- dates” meeting for Oct. 28, at 8 Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to 5 tween me two candidates for p.m. In Bowers School, and some clothes. We were told that the bodies of cynicism the panel indicated is gpjj-Q Agnew, an implied tar- This pbint came up Sunday, th^ nation, Manchester Police have ar couple fund-raising, dinner- the dead were being burned in reflected in student unrest. some commission crltl- the day after the report was is- / ' — rested a Hartford man In con p.m . ' dance for Dominic Squatri state senator from me fourih The participants at Its meet- Our cook was a great charac- the streets. From the kitchen The weekend report by the ^.,3^ j l\^ase^FQninfc Senatorial District — Democrat ing will be me, Republican and sued, when two panel membe^ nection with me beaUng rob Thursday and Friday,-8:80 to, Democratic candidate ter. Ho had worked in West Ger- window we could see many fires President’s Commission on pgjjepg finding a close reading said the killings of students Idst Ulster Mob Routed a.m. to 9 p.m. Dominic Squatrito and Repub- Democratic candidates for state bery of a Manchester man In for state senator, has been llcan David Odegard, both of representatives from me 18th niany for eight years and could in a populated part of the city. Campus Unrest laid a pall of not react until he had year at Kent State Unlveralty in Saturday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. BELFAST, Northern Ireland 1^8 home Saturday afternoon. called a social, gastronomi- Manchester. Assembly District,' me 19m and speak to us in pigeon German. , Sept. 23-The shelling now Wame acroM much of society - Ohio and Jackson State .College There will bo an answering cal, political and financial W£LS mostly off in tlio dlstancG thG studGnt terrorist, the author* in Mississippi were without Jus (AP) — A mob tried to force its BVancis Michael Sltaro, 88, The debate is at 8 at Iona me 20m. He scrounged boxes of grapes, gy^ n in g were claiming *ty who shoots needlessly, the indications way into a British army com VITAMIN D MILK service every night except success. tification. / has been.charged wim robbery Sunday from tho time the Hall on Regent St. The pubUc Thg moderator Oct. 28 wlU be fresh figs, hot Arab bread and yigt^py saying they controlled teacher who tolerates disrup- ff®>" panel members and mand post Sunday by using a In Two Va-Gcd, No DoposH, No Return wim violence. He was arrested Those who attended, about is invited and refreshments will ja y Rublnow. The meeting even Pepsls for us When Itebbi „ 7 i o f d ^ ^ o w except for a tion, the college administrator Nlxra ^ W s t m O o n offi- Harvard Univej«lty Junior Jo timber battering ram. center closes until 8'a.m . A TtMoan u.mfot* /rtf rit-rtrtirivT. ^ ...... clals that the President has seph Rhodes Jr'., and New Ha Saturday after police received backup person will be con 260 men and women, appeared be served. jg being arranged by me I B ^ Hmter (of Brookl^, Amman. We were who forfeits discipline. The troops drove the crowd a report from William Plantaus Squatrito .and Odegard are league’s voters service commit- N.Y.) showed a dissatisfied communicaUng with them And the federal government, been listening. ven, Conn., police Chief James tacted to help me caller if to have a good time. They were back with nausea gas, but be PURE FLORIDA ORANBE JUICE 1108 ’Tolland Tpke. mat mree necessary. vying for me seat being vacat-. tee, Mrs. Morgan Wilt, chair face, he asked, what w through Sarah Malka, a Su- not only for what it docs or Scranton said Sunday “ I think Ahem sai^the commission said came penned up in a double- out on me town on a Saturday there was not sufficient provoca men had come to his house, For drug advisory informa ed by State Sen. David Barry, man.. ‘tanese-bom American girl doesn’t do, but what it says, there is quite a change already decker bus by-another group of beaten him, and forced him to night'the out by a gasoline bomb. main objective—to raise money tor of me event, has invited District; and Republican Vivian Mississippi school, a gun to Plantaus’ head- during , Police charged Dennis J. Rob The days were uneventful, were spraydd with the dust and against the pressures that set white House himself, satd'he is tor Squatrito’s campaign. His me Democratic and Republican Ferguson and Democrat N. Rhodes and Ahem, as well as me robbery. erts, 17, of Wapping wim im We played cards. Ben-Hasim dirt. We were shook. We wrote off the mobs, bombings and certain Nixon will fplliow the proper turning. The car he was campaig^n fimd benefited to me Town Committee and me Man Charles Boggini, candidates In softened to us and even taught out telegrams for the President, even kllli^s at unlverslUes and commission’s plea fbr greater Scranton, appeared on the NBC Plantaus told police mat he had met and spent some time driving was involved in an acci tune of about $1,800. chester League of Women Vot m e 20m District. us some Arabic card games. I the Red Cross and the Pope colleges oVer the past year. white House leader^ip. program "Meet the Press." Genovesi, Mahoney and Bog wim mree men In Hartford on dent with- a car driven by Jo The dinner-dance was at Da ers to send representatives to tried to show him how to work a Thd cables appealed for help in But it was to President Nixon presidential aide Robert H. Detailed reports on the Kent night. gini are incumbent state repre Friday.They rode him home Sat seph O’Connor, also of Wapping, vid’s Restaurant, in the Park- slide rule. attaining a cease-fire so we that the panel, and Scranton in pinch said NlJton already "has State-Jackson State killings will ’The league has scheduled its sentatives. be issued later this week. urday. He t6ld police he asked Saturday night on Main St. Rob ade, and State Sen. David Bar- There were stacks of booklets could be brought out. particular, looked for a soluOon. taken step- in that dlrecUon" Who Is Tho Yo Yo Chomp of erts was also issued a written ry, me master of ceremonies of in the room. They contained pic- Sept. 26—The guerrillas were "Only the President has the ^j^y y^g -y j many of the panel's TTie commission report said me mree to leave and mey left In a cab, but returned a short warning for driving after drink- the event, took note of me lo- in all sections, especially baas- tures at Mao Tse-tung and Le- talking about their dead sol- platform and prestige to urge recommendations into effect, BUY A DOZEN DONUTS ing. Court dato Oct. 19. cation. Use of Tapes es and tenors. nin. diers. ’The tide of thd war all Americans, at once to step aidiUon to the need for a time later when me alleged In cident occurred. “ I want to welcome you to A Joint performeince wim the Cockroaches skitted over the seemed to us tO' be turning ® batUe Ines into ^ j e r presldenUal moral and In Teaching, Manchester Civic Orchestra, di earthen floor. The food was nSTO-inst them. Some among our which they are forming," the tegyership role, the commission Polled reported mat Plantaus Cars‘driven by Edwin M. Ed- David’s Restaurant,” was his had visible signs of a beating, wards Sr. of 38 Wells St. and greeting to the diners. "And I rected by Dr. Jack Heller of me good, a sort of comblnaOon Ger- ^ were leeltng quite up-Ught, report said, made these findings; SELLING Course Topic Whether the President can or including a loom knocked out Carol H. Morin of Hartford were think mat will give Dom an idea University of Connecticut, la man and Arab style. But the saying they thought they would —“ Nothing is more important _ scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 13, fruit and dishes were not well "^ver get out of this. I tried to will take the moral leaderdiip YOUR GAR? and a lacerated lip. involved in an accident yester of what mey do wim retlreft than an end to the war in Indo day evening on Main St, near The Manchester Adult Eve- gghool. The Chorale washed. We asked for and re- cheer them up, but in fact, I the nine-member task force We Buy Clean Used Checks belonging to Plantaus state senators. They name res china.” School St. taurants after mem.” nlng School will sponsor a new wiU Join me orchestra in Christ- ceived cholera shots. wrote a letter to my wife thlnk- called for brought divided —Any persons engaging in Cars Outright were found on Sitaro , at me thoughts in a check of campuses three-session courae, "Using mas choruses from Handel’s Sept. 16-W e heard shooting “ might be the last one I student violence should be time of his arrest, according to. Squatrito and his Republican and officials. Highest Prices Paid A written warning for failure me Video-Tape Recorder,” “ Messiah,” and “ Te Deum” by for the first time, machine-gun ever wrote. We wer^ down to quickly removed from the cam- police. opponent, David Odegard, are fire, about a block away. ^wo cups of water. “ Nixon appointed this com- prosecuted TED TRUDON OJMITRD OOAN'J'tTK) Hartford police have anomdr to grant the right of way at an vying for the 4m Senatorial Dis which will meet on consecutive K°te released and without any to lUten to it.” was me reaction violence by students and o v u j ters who was also allegedly In from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 108 were fighting him. King Hus- condlUon. The pilot, Capt. C. D. from a University of California Route 83, TalcottvUle D UL* tier of Hebron. The car she was “ Messiah’’ if mey have mem. volved In me incident. Police Cong. Emilio Daddario, me of Manchester High School. sein, they said, was keeping Woods, wdnt out wim a guerrilla student, John Emshwaller, a 20- / "g pe P 649-2838 driving was involved in an ac Those desiring further infor are continuing melr search for Democratic candidate for gov Registration will take place them from .their homeland. . girl to arrange me release. year’old self- described moder- me third man allegedly involv cident with a car driven by ernor, was the main speaker mation may contact chorale -There can be no tolerance at Glenn A. Despard of Coventry, at the first meeting. There is no Sept. 16-r-It was quiet. At ^ afternoon, a man came, ate. ed. last night. fee. The Instructor is Calvin representatives, Mrs. John Mc night, Ben-Hasim told us we identified himself as an official "In many ways me report is on W. Middle Tpke. at the en Bond for Sitaro was set at Barry, in introducing Dad Democratic gubernatorial candidate Emilio Daddario, left, was the main speak Fish, MHS instructional ma Clain, 48 Clinton St., or Ronald were going to Amman. "We’re Egyptian embassy. He difficult to disagree wim,” said trance to the Parkade. $6,000. He is in Manchester Me dario, said, ’’’If Connecticut and er at the fund-raiser.for Dominic Squatrito, Democratic candidate' for state terials coordinator. Erickson, 26 Alton St. taking you to a safe place ” wdre being turned University o f Georgia Dean of morial Hospital under a police Hartford County have ever pro The course is designed for Ben-Hasim said. We saw people ^be Red Cross. Student Affairs O. Sumern Sims senator. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) guard. He was taken mere for A parked car owned by duced a statesman, it has to be teachers and omers involved in civlUan domes behind barri- We started walking down me Jr. "There is sorneming for ev- treatmdnt of Intoxication after Rachel Kilpatrick of 66 Valley Mim Daddario, our candidate continue to care for people,” concluded, "is to create a gorv- "Many of us,” Squatrito con- wim presentations and pro Three Cars Hit cades as we drove. They were ^ borrowed Rabbi Humer’s erybody.” he began shaking while in Jail. St. was struck by another vehi all armed converted it to a white A slightly more positive reac'- for governor.’’ Daddario said. “ That’s our rec- pmment sensitive to me needs eluded, "have heard it said mat grams utilizing the video-tape His court date Is Oct. 19. cle Saturday afternnon. The recorder. Emphasis will be on Our little convoy cUmbed up a ® unddrwear. Uon, but one stUl tinged wtm other vehicle left the scene. The Noting that “ the Republican ord and that will continue to be and wishes of all our people. I the Democratic Party has been At Intersection administration is pulling its big our record. The objective of our urge all of you to Join me in in power too long. Just remem- class desires and needs, and steep hUl, around winding roads *^® '^® ">®‘ » ® skepticism, came from William incident occurred in the Stop and any problems submitted will be A mree Car accident shortly and stopped at me ’house we woman, bom in anguish and in O’Neill, professor of American Shop parking lot on W. Middle guns into Connecticut, to help system of government — me that objective.” ber that we have a whole new considered. before noon yesterday at Broad were to be quartered in. There ‘ ® ^ ’ 'H>® carried a baby history at me batUe zone-like Tpke. me state’s Republican candi greatest system in me world — Squatrito urged me elecUon of group of Democrats running for St. and W. Middle Tpke. injured we met 14 omer Americans in' and he held me baby out for me Unlversity of Wisconsin. Police Log dates," Barry remarked, "I im- is to live togemer in peace and gu Democrats. “ The men at me office — running on issues mat to take. I couldn’t take It. I seven people. One person was eluding some of me girls we had "The commission soundly rec A car belonging to Edward T. derstand that Vice President harmony.” top of me ticket are, me ones are for the benefit of all me didn’t know what to do. I stood ommended steps to Isolate me Agnew, whom we all know by Sixteen Join hospitalized. last seen on me plane. .u . u. . O’Hurley of 67 Downey Dr. was Squatrito said, ’’The name of who carry me ball for us,” he people.” Police reported mat cars epL 17-Thls was me day me therd staring into his wet ey^ small, hardcore of totally dis ARRESTS reputation, will be in Hartford 8 struck sometime Friday night the game is ’People,’ and it is said. "They get me headlines Among the diners Saturday driven by EK)ris E. Gottsponer of ______1., I. for a moment before I turned satisfied radicals from me infi next monm. I haven’t read all Civic Chorale ■helling began. We could hear It Cleveland W. Barber, 36. of by another vehicle which left me Democratic Party and me and me press. We must work night were Squatrito backers Unionville and Carol A. Cunllffe constantly in me distance. Clos and continued me descent. nitely larger number of sympa- 62 Wemerell St., charged wim the scene. 'The car was p.arked speeches, but some day I ' Democratic candidates who can for meir election. from all four towns of the 4th During our walk, some Arab mizers,” O’Neill said. "But of 208 woodland St. collided, men er to use was me chatter of ma- breach of peacd by assault. He on Downey Dr. will go back and read all of do me most for me people.” He oraised Daddario as "a Senatorial ‘seno'-oriiu Districtjjisinci — Manches-maiiciiea- "®''^ me Cunliffe car spun around and '^ n Z °W e‘Vera“ never‘iet y°“ fbs spilled out of a building presidents appoint commissions was aPrested Saturday night at mem in me original German.” He praisea Daaoano as a ririatnnhiirv Marlboroush Manchester, East Hartford, Daddario said he is concerned candidate who can bridge me ® Vernon, Wemersfield, Soum struck a car operated by Janice out of me house until me day we satisfy critics, not to provide his home after a domestic dis P. Ryganls of Vernon. . - . — us ‘ Jewish pigs. Ih e guerril- ooUrtnaction nnun-amaprograms." •' A car driven by Nancy L. Daddario said of Barry, with unemployment. "In visit generation gap. He knows me were released. Sept. 26. turbance. Court date Oct. 5. The chairman of the event Windsor and Glastonbury at Mrs. Gottsponer was hospital las chased m ^ away. The same mought, on a more Kick of Vernon struck a bicycle ’’Dave is not running for off flee ing factories throughout the people — its need and Its tended me first rehearsal of The house, we discovered, ridden by Mark B. Hennigan, 10, was Jerome Baskin of Manches ized wim a concussion and is re Sept. 27—^We rode to me air- eaithy level, from anomer Uni but he is my friend, and he will state,’’ he said, "I find space wants. He has a feel for people. me Manchester Civic Chorale was a guerrilla command post. j ... i. Robert C. MacMillan, 19, of of 232 Ralph Rd. Saturday after continue to be my friend, after after space where men had He has a personal Involve ter. ported in satisfactory condition. a e p t.^ T h e r e was heavy P°*^’ the char- versity of California student: Coventry, charged wim carry last Monday evening. ’The __ ...... tGrpntered SwiflA Swiss airlinern irlln pr plrrlpn circled nvor over noon at Pine and Arch St. Police I’m elected governor.” worked before me Republican ment.” Also Injured and taken to me AelUng. The guerrillas told us "It doesn’t really matter what group will rehearse tonight at me desert airstrip ■wim md ing a weapon in a vehicle. Hd reported that the boy cut into Administration took office. And hospital eimer for treatment or to keep down. It was eerie sit' me report says. Nixon Isn’t Of Squatrito, he said, ” I’m He took note of "me vlndlca- 8 in me choral room of Man was arrested early Sunday the path of the car. He was tak now, mey are empty spaces. examination were Edward A. Ung <« the floor hearing me ^ree shattered hmks of me im going to pay any attenUon to It morning after an incident on happy to be here in support of tivencss of me attacks against chester High School. . vrtjuujpuiici, ou, a. ytxaBycn^ci. ui ^ . -InplrAdJacked Jetliners.iptllfiAPn. 'PhpnThen If it fiimpd turned »♦ en to Manchester Memorial Men don’t work mere any About Town Gottsponer, 30, a passenger In boom of shells and me stutter of anyway. Wells St. Court date Oct. 19. a man I-’ve known since me day Duffey," (Joseph Duffey, the Anyone In me Greater ’i/lan- yjg (]iott8pdner car, Mrs. Cun- to me west. Wd were free. ’There was, of course, much Hospital, but required no treat more.” machine guns around us. The ment. his father came to me and said, Democratic candidate for U.S. The after-school program of Chester area is welcome, and llffe, her two children, Trisha guerrillas said two Jordanian positive reaction. From Dan John L. Antollni, 17, of 49 'I have a son who wants to go He reminded his listeners of senator), and said it is "be South United Methodist Church no mdivldual auditions are re and Tracy, Tricia L. Casey, and tanks came within 28 yards of Evarfion, a University of Geor to Wesleyan.’ He went to Wes a quote from a 1968 speech by quired. ’ITiose who enjoy sing Congress St., charged with mis A parked car owned by Mar cause of me fear among the for all junior high school stu her son Joseph. All were riding the house but were driven off. gia student: "If me commis leyan, Just^ as 1 did. And now, former Vice President Hubert Republicans mat he has me peo- ing are invited to Join me use of license and rdg^istration, tha L. Badeau of 35 Birch dents will be held tomorrow In me Cunliffe car. There were plenty of canned sion’s recommendations are fol Humphrey, "If you want long p,e behind him, and that he Fire Calls operating a motorcycle without St. was struck in the rear he’s a candidate who will do an from 2:15 to 4 p.m. in the chorale for this community cul Police are still investigating goods mere, some of mem com lowed me situation could im vacations, wimout pay vote in November." a motorcycle license, and car Saturday morning by another exceptional job for you in me youth lounge of the church. tural event. There are openings me accident. ing from Red China. We each prove appreciably.” Republican.” rying an illegal passenger. He vehicle which left the scene. State Senate.” had about three cups of water a Elghm District firemen re- From Clark Kerr, me former was arrested Saturday evening sponded to two calls over the president of me University of The incident occurred on Birch Daddario and Squatrito bom Daddario added his own cor- day. in connection wim an incident St. near Cottage St. took me word ’’people” as me ollary, "If you want to live like Sept. 19—At sun-up, a diell weekend. Coltfomla and now chairman of last Wednesday on Ferguson meme of their short talks. a Republican — vote Democrat took off part of me roof of me They went to Caldor’s at 7:20 me Carnegie Commission on Rd. Court date Oct. 19. ic." house next door. The guerrillas p.m. Saturday where me steam Higher Education: "I think it’s COMPLAINTS "We Democrats have a heart easily me best report on the and soul for people, and we’ll SENSATIONAL said that If me Jordanians from a broken radiator hose in Kevin T. Walsh, 17, of 3 Pres A car recently stolen from "Our objective,"’ Daddario subject mat’s been made . . .” came, mey, me guerrillas, a car had been mistaken for a ton Dr., charged wim reckless Manchester Motor Lease of 512 would protect us wim melr own fire. driving, and speeding. He was W. Center St. was recovered in bodies. We were unconvinced. A fire In woods behind 670 N. Springfield, Mass, by the FBI 5 arrested Saturday evening at Machine-gun fire slapped Into Main St. was put out shortly af- Main St. and American Legion on Saturday. the wall of me house and took ter 9:60 Sunday morning. Dr. Court date Oct. 19. Daddario Sees Trend out chunks of concrete. Omer ------PINE PHARMACY A stereo tape player valued 664 CENTER STREET houses around us were . taking at $135 was taken from a car Bryant Signs 649-9814 Wilfred Duprey, 31, of Coven direct hith from artUlery shells parked at 139 Diana Dr. some BUFFALO N.Y. (AP) — Em try, charged with making un Back Toward Unity but somehow this house was necessary noise with a motor time early yesterday morning. missed. mett Bryant, one of two holdout PRCSGRIPTION veterans of the new Buffalo vehicto- He was arrested early By SOL COHEN Sept. 20—The firing was even mis morning at Keeney and Bid- (Herald Reporter) heavier this day. Most of me Braves, reported tq me National Four wheels and tireh were M SPECIALISTS well Sts. Court date Oct. 19. time we huddled on me ground. Basketball Association team -stolen sometime yesterday from Cong. Emilio Daddario is convinced'that the American We could peer out a window and Sunday and signed his contract,- Free Prescription Pickup a sports car parked at De- people “are uneasy about being divided and polarized,” and Delivery ACCIDENTS Cormier Motors on Broad St. saw some burnt out tanks and me club announced. A car driven by Howard A. and that “ they want the gaps removed.” ^ THIS V9EEK ONLY! “ People are concerned,” the ------TOimds smd rounds of shells Bryant, a 6-fbot-l guard, was Special Consideration Always Gillespie of East Hartford went The windshield of a car park- Democratic gubcmatlonal candi slamming Into hilltops. The Ar- acquired from me Boston Celt- Given to Senior Cltbena off the road last night on Tol- he said. ” It's done Just the op NOW abs told us mey were destroying Ics in the NBA expansion draft. , , _ , , ., ., ed at 709 Main St. was smashed date said in a press interview land T ^ e . and was consiitorably gj^day afternoon, posite, and I think the tactic is damaged. The car was removed •' •’ _____ in Manchester. “ The attempts backfiring.” • S . . . THRU SAT., OCT. 3 by wrecker. at polarization, of setting group Daddario conceded that the a A window in a home at 86 against group and class against November election will be "a SWING FROM SEPTEMBER INTO OCTOBER Bolton St. was broken sometime class, is tearing us apart, Cars driven by Pamela A. tough election for the Derno- WITH THESE UNBEATABLE FABRICS Conover of Bolton and Robert Friday. and people are beginning to crats,” but added, ” I can’t see C. Savilonls of 38 E. Eldridge recognize the dangers. They are the trend going away from the \GAY s I St. were in collision yesterday A prowler was reported at 124 tired of disunity. They are be Democrats. I can’t see the work UNBONDED WEAR-DATED ACRILAN [ G R A ^ evening on Highland St. Rachel Rd. early Saturday ginning to reach for unity. “ The ing man voting Republican. morning. trend is a turning point for the There will be more people vot Parked cars belonging to better.” ing Democrats this year than in With the Look and Feel of Wool! He blamed much of the- dis Dominick Ventura- of 158 El An egg was thrown Saturday other years. There will be peo 100% Pure Virgin Acrilan Plaids & Solids - - ; dridge St. and Hazel Knapp of night at a house at 55 Jarvis unity and polarization on the ple voting Democrats who never C!ompletely Guaranteed & Machine Washable 153 Oak St. were struck yester Rd. Another egg was thrown at Nixon Administration. “ It came voted before.” Poiitiac Park, Inc. a house at 26 Edison Rd. some into power with slogans for A full 54 inches wide day evening by a car operated He said that he carmot see 373 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. CONN. by Mildred Klatt of 55 Brook- time over the weekend. bringing the people together,” the “ so-called hafd-hats” leav-> Regularly $4.98 yd. (FORMERLY PAUL DODGE PONTIAC) Ing the Democratic Party, and that he ts certain that they are -3 . . Now... justifiably concerned about the Unbelievably divisions in the American so Proced at Only ciety. 1.98 WE WILL ALSO "They too h^ve kids on cam Everyone deserves a choice. pus,” he said. “ They too have INSPECT YOUR WEIGHT WATCHERS sons in Vietnam; They too have COTTON KNITS BRAKES AND a generation gap in their fam ilies. They too see Jobs disap FANTASTIC ASSORTMENT! FREE LUBE MAKE MACHINE WASHABLE WITH TUNE UP OR WITH pearing at the next work bench. Cordially Invites the Overweight to Join 60 to 68 Inches wide OIL CHANGE AND FILTER ADJUSTMENT They too. see their dollars buy 1 to 6 yard lengths ing less at the supermarket. And IF NEEaiED. Its New Weekly Clubs Now Forming they too find it almost Impos Regularly $3.98 yd. Even in savings plans. sible to get a mortgage for a NOW *16.95 MANCHESTER new home. ONLY YD. > (PLUS PARTS) Hartford National offers\ou many different ways to save money. Another reason why “ I think they’re tired of the •1.49 we're called The Choice pank. You just choose the plan best suited to your needs. slogans—of the attempts to pit OUR BODY SHOP IS OPEN TO THE Mondays — 7 :30 P.M. them against their own children. For people who find it tough to save on their own, we have Automatic Savings. Or for Tuesdays — 1:00 P.M. And that’s one of the reasons DACRON POLYESTER PUBLIC FOR COMPLETE AUTO BODY Wednesdays — 7:30 P.M. I’m running for governor — be long term savers, there's Choice Passbook Savings, which pays up to 5% % ^ Motts Ckimmunity Hall DOUBLE KNITS Second Congregational Church cause I feel that I can’t turn AND PAINT JOBS interest. And we have Growth Bonds, with an interest rate guaranteed for 7 years! my back on the crucial prob 587 East Middle Tpke. IN-DESIGNER WEAVES And of course, there's preferred savings and regular savings, too. 385 North Main Street lems facing us. None of us can Machine Wash ■ Tumble Dry along with a lot of other plans. accomplish our purposes by 60” wide 1 to 6 yd. lengths turning our backs on the prob Save at the bank where you get a choice. Hartford National. T SOUTH WINDSOR lems. I want to help.” Values to $6.98 yd. HAVE YOU BOUGHT With more than 150 different banking services. Daddario concluded, "I want NOW Thursdays — 7:30 P.M. it said of me that I'm not run ONLY YD. ning for office for personal mo •2.98 YOUR SNOW TIRES 4 Wapping Comipunity Church tivation. I believe that most of 1790 Ellington Road us who run for office want to YET? HARTFORD NATIONAL accomplish those good thing;s ^ OPEN > 'w which our nation deserves. We WEDNESDAY CHECK OUR PRICES For Information Membership is $6.00 First Meeting 'omersvilleSHillBaalesrooms can accomplish them. 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WATFRIORO • IIDTARO MlDOlFTOWN • YIINSLO • STAMfORO think we can win in November.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, gEPTEMBER 28^ 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN ■PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEiT^R, CONN^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 feat and erase the Israeli ag Peace Force gressor.” This, Rafael said, con Tolland County Politics Miirder Charged tradict the U.S. proposal for an USING THE VIDEO-TAPE RECORDER Papal Honor end to the flgditlng. Rafael also In New Hritain Eyes Truce noted that the agreement was The Manchester Adult Evening School will sponsor a course VATICAN CITY (AP) — signed by Hussein and Presi Pope Paul VI has proclaimed titled, "Using the Video-Tape Recorded” starting Wednesday, Democrats Discuss Stabbing Death dent Gamai Abdel Nasser of S«eptember 30. This course is designed for teachers and others St. Teresa of Avila, a Span AT POPULAR In Mideast Egypt, both of whom had ac involved with presentations and programs utilizing the -video ish monastery founder and NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) cepted the.^ace talks proposal. tape recorder, Emphasis will be based on what the class de writer who was sainted in (Continued from Page One) — Police have charged a 19- "We take a dim view on this,” ’ sires and any problems brought in will be consldei^.' This Politics at Breakfast 1822, the first woman doctor class will be offered on three (3) consecutive Wednesday nights year-old man with homicide in previous ones reached by thd Rafael said. ’ of Uie Roman Catholic the stabbing death of Manuel BELIEVE YOU starting September 30. R)eglBtration<^wlll take place during the By BETTE Qt’ATRALE Secretary of State Harry Hanf^ Church. Marcado, 40, in an early morn two sides, calls for Jordanian In Cairo, however, the word first meeting. No registration fee required. Sponsored by the mer, is serving as gubernatorial (Hrrald Reporter) There are only 30 other ing fight Sunday outside a La troops and the guerrillas to was that Hussein and Nasser Manchester Adult Evening School, candidate Emilio Daddario’s agreed to include the clause be Democratic candidates from Congressional District saints, all men, holding the fayette Street building here. SHOULD PAY LESS! withdraw from the country’s title. It is awarded for ’Ihe victim died at about 2:20 cause Arafat inslted on it. They I throughout the county gathered coordinator. popular capital. were reported to be still anxious learning, sanctity and teach around' the breakfast table In ____ a.m. in New Britain General But even as the peace-keeping L lton yesterday morning for « was generally agreed that ings. Hospital aifter he was stabbed to reach a settlement with Is fored established itself, guerril rael through talks. what could best be termed an town committees and the St. Catherine of Siena will in the stomach on the sidewalk, Top Value Stamps, too. . 2^ Tld-fashloned pep rally similar Duffey oi^anizaUons would receive a similar honor next police said. la broadcasts from Damascus, The pact prohibits "all propS-- Tth^se held in high school be- work together In the camp^gn Sunday. Felix Irizarry, 19, also of New Syria, indicated it would have ganda campaigns” inconsLstant Choicest Meats In Town! fore the big game. organlza- Britain, was suffering from an trouble. with it objectives and orders Although almost all the can- “ °"- arm wound when he was arres- PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 28 the return of prisoners taken THRU WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1970 The broadcast said the guer during the fighting. It directs didates spoke optlmistlcajly and A1 Aheam of Bolton, candl- assurance of victory since her lice said. The victim’s brother, rillas reached agreement only enthusiastically of their chances date for State RepresentaUve in name will appear on both the ted shortly after the stabbing po- that Irbld, in northern Jordan, We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities to “ stop the bloodshed” but they and other guerrilla strongholds TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! in the upcoming elections, there the 51st District, Andover, Bol- Democratic' and Republic^ lice said. The victim’s brother, will not "concedd ohe hairs was one exception. Ion and Coventry stated the tickets, she will be campaign- Estaban, was arrested in connec- north of Amman be returned to breadth of its legitimate de- FRESH GENUINE State Rep. Ray Dzlalo of Mid- Bolton DemocraUc Town Com- ing door to door*ron behalf of tion with the shooting. ■ m an^ for freedom of action the ’"military and civilian situa dletown, campaign manager mittee had “ enthusiastically en- Aheam, Houley, Pickett and Irizarry was charged with and existence in any part of Jor tion existing prior to recent CHICKEN LEGS & BREASTS IbsCSc for John Pickett, the Democratic dorsed” Duffey for U.S. Sena- other candidates. homicide. Marcado also was held dan.” events” —in effect, any northern She is actively involved in the on a charge of assault with in portion captured by the army candldate for the Second Con- tor at the last meeting, The agreement Is different secretary of state campaign on tent to commit murder, would be returned to guerrilla gresslonal District. addressed in cumbent State Senator Rob- from previous pacts in that for TIBY HOME LUNCH BAGS fo r e behalf of candidate Gloria Police said neither the victim control. 2 37 himself to the candidates and grt Houley of Vernon touched the first time Arab nations will their supporters admitting he lightly on his plans for the for- Schaffer, who defeated Mrs. nor the other two men Involved enforce it and provides for sanc Its final article expresses sup CAUFOBNIA was disturbed by the preponder- rnation of a Tolland County Gov- Beck for the post at the con- in the Incident lived near the 84 tions if either, side violates it. port for the Palestinian revolu ance of Steele bumber stickers ernmental Council, details of vention. Lafayette St. address where thei tion ‘!imtil It achieves its objec The agreement Is essentially ICEBERG LETTUCE head29te and signs displayed throughout which will be forth coming, William Patsun, candidate in stabbing allegedly occurred. tive of full liberation and defeat a compromisd which seeks to the district. Briefly the governmental the 48th district towns of T o l ------of the usurping Israeli enemy.” land, Ellington and Somers, not re-establish in Jordan the same He spoke to the group of the would be composed of conditions that would have pre The agreement came after a nitty-grltties involved in political government in the ed he was at least a 100-to-l Senate Hopeful week of meetings among the HIGHLAND PARK MARKET shot against popular long-time vailed had a previous agree campaigns. , , ,,, .. 13 county towns and of the ment rdached Sept. 16 between leaders of Egypt, Tunisia, Saudi 317 Highland St., Manchester— ^Phone 646-4277 He stressed Pickett s wide legislators. These peo- incumbent Robert King. Asks State For Arblan kulalt,. North Yemen, Patsun has caught the politi former Prime Minister Abdel background in government, in- periodically to Lybia, South Yemen, Sudan and cal fever however, and now Munlm Rifai and the guerrillas eluding 12 years in the General Speedier Trials Lebanon. Hussein and Arafat claims to have narrowed the been applied. termine solutions and to Ident- arrived Sunday, and the final candidate Robert Steele’s lack gap and promised he “ won’t HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — Con- The key provision calls for ify common problems. settle for second place.” nectlqut needs more efficiency in Jordanian troops to return to draft was completed during two of any government experience. sessions. Admittedly Steele is off -to a Among these would be dls- Aheam spoke confidently of its courts in order to assure a their normal barracks and the IF YOU KNOW WHAT A BOCCE BALL IS, head start In the Congressional cussion of how the state govern his victory chances against in- speedy trial for every defendant, (H e n U photo by B u m It IcIus) gudrrlllas to leave ;Amman for The delegate South YOU MUST BE AN EAST SIDER race, but Pickett forces ment can be more helpful to cumbent Republican state rep- Democratic Senate candidate Jo- "posts best suited to their activ Yemen left befor the ^signing revving up the campaign to the local governments, resentative Dorothy Miller, seph Duffey said today, Half Century of MHS Memories ity. ” This apparently means po ceremony, and the governments COME TO THE SECOND ANNUAL close the gap. They expect to Houley " .also *forwarded the while incumbents Bill O’Neill Not only the accused, but the sitions facing Israel on the Jor of Syria, Iraq, Morocco and htt hardest at Steel’s "lack of challenge to the Democrats rals- of the 52nd District and Renato entire community has a stake Experiences over the last half century were told Marion Washburn, music teacher. Turkington wel dan River cease-fire line. Algeria failed either to attend EASTSIDERS govemmental experience.” ed hy Steele. “ What basts of Calchera of the 49th District in efficient courts, he said, anti memories of 50 years ago retold when 65 mem comed the gathering and turned the toastmaster The Israeli border has bden the conference or to slgn^the A prime concern is the large experience in government does extended their a^logles via “ if a man is Innocent, he de- bers of the Manchester High School Class of' 1920 duties over to Charles M. O’Dowd. In addition to re relatively quiet during the fight agreement.' amount of money being pumped Steele have to enable him to Houley for being unable to at- serves the chance to stand trial and ^ e sts held their first reunion Saturday night marks from the former faculty members, classmates ing In Jordan. Israeli leaders Sporadic fighting was report DINNER DANCE into the Republican's campaign hope to represent his constituen- tend. and clear his name aa soon as have warned Hussein they will ed in Jordan. Arafat’s A1 Fatah Two of the candidates for Jus- possible,” said Duffey in re- at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Shown examining called upon were Raymond Carlson of East Hart not permit a resumption of by the RepubUcan NaUonal cy? ” Houley questioned. ford ; Robert Dwyer of Wynnewood, Pa.; Mrs. gluerriUa organization said at Its Saturday, October 17 Committee according to Dzlalo. The interrelationship between tice of the peace spoke brief- marks prepafed for a news con- and commenting on photographs of days that were gudrrilla attacks against their Beirut, Lebanon office that Its The GOP national organization the Senate and the State Rep- 'ly before the group of about 46 ference at the City Hall. are, from left, Wilfred J. Clarke, physical education Ralph O’Brien of Summit, N.J.; Mrs. William Mun- settlements. forces were Celled in Amman PAGANI OATEKBRS has targetted the state’s Second resentatives was stressed by Democrats. Tolland’s - Edith “ if guilty, a long delay be- 1-lb. lo a f teacher; Miss Elizabeth Olson, mathematics teach sie of 38 Adelaide Rd.; George Proctor of Belleair Israeli observers reported to and Zarqa but were not retaliat CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM Distriot as a key district. Houley who pointed to his re- Knight and Valdls Vinkle of the tween arrest and trial may need- er ; Harold A. Turkington, class president; and Miss Beach, Fla.;, and Samuel Crockett of Windsor. day that Lebanese troops were ing. Amman radio said com- 'nckets $7.60 per person The meeting also delved lationships with State Reps, Andover, Bolton, Columbia pro- lessly expose the community to out in force along their borddr 0 ^ „ , . , mandos had fired on govem- For Reservation, Send In Coupon slightly Into the gray area of Audrey Beck, Bill O’Neill and bate district added their com- a dangerous criminal," Duffey asked to write reasons and give will be Oct. 7, from 6 to-8 p.m. Sunday, apparently to troops there, Inter-cooperation between the Renato Calchera as extremely ments in favor of a united ef- said. • Gockd Mon. thru Wed., Sept. 28-29-30, 1970 reasons fort tehlnd the Democratic He called for redlstrlctlng of ToUand 4-H Qubs Ready oral reasons on designated In the town clerk’s office in the o ^ I s r i^ r o m t^re. ^ Along the Jordanian frontier regular party leadership and the helpful to both groups in the Limit One Coupon Per Customer classes. Municlpal Building. ticket. courts along population lines to The agreement was viewed by Israel, hunxlreds of peas- ^ EAST SIDBR8 Duffey organization. past legislative session. Miss Doris Crane of East The next session after that ants began returning Sunday to State Central Commltteewom- Each of the State Representa------equalize their caseloads, cem- the Israeli Foreign Ministry as ' P.O. BOX 3 ' To Celebrate Their Week Windsor will be the official will be’’Oct. 10, from 9 a.m. to tend their neglected crops. an Naomi Hammer of Vernon live candidates spoke briefly, A one-pound can of salmon, struction of more and better another blow to the U.S.-initiat I MANCHESTER | drained and flaked, may be courthouses, referral of alcohol- 8 p.m., also in the town clerk’s ed Middle Ekist peace talks. Farmers fled the Jordan valley assumed those attending that the led off by Mansfield resident The Tolland County 4-H clubs. ffc^lub^^^^b^^re a ^ f liJmeB ^ southeast of the Sea of Galilee a campaign was being coordinat- Mrs. Beck, who received en- mixed with clery, onion and ics to social agencies Instead of along with all other clubs in the vation (ASC) committee chair- ^ _ — ,, — ,—j „ „ office. Gideon Rafael, the Foreign I NAME ...... ^ ...... 1 attend as well as leaders and year ago because of daily Israe- ed Jointly by the two groups on thuslastic applause from all at- mayonnaise and used for sand- to the courts, and greater use of New voters may sign up also Ministry’s director-general In nation, will b^ celebrating Na- Richard, Szegda parents. Those attending should I ADDRESS ...... I the state level. tending. wlches. Makes enough filling for traffic violations bureaus to get on any weekday, during reg;ular Jerusalem, noted a clause In the 11 forays against the guerrillas, tional 4-H week, Oct. 4-10. operates a dairy farm In Colum- bring their own lunch. ' Mrs. Hammer, wife of Deputy Although Mrs. Beck has the six. traffic cases out of the courts. working hours. In the offices , of pact which says the Arab states but there have beeen no Incident ' NO. OF TICKETS ...... ' Tolland County’s 4-Herd will bla. The ASC committee Is re- Food and Nutrition the town clerk and registrar of will support ‘"the Palestinian reported since the war In Jor- Tolland County 4-H leaders In be participating in activities all sponsible for local admlnlstra- voters. revolution In Its struggle to de- dan started.’” Save $ the Food and Nutrition project IHEINZ 14 oz. week to tell the public and pros- government farm pro- will meet tomorrow at 7 :80 p.m. .... grams such as acreage allot. btls. pective 4-H members about the price-support ^at the ^ Tolland Ctounty Agrlcul- ^ 6 ' Head, Heart. H an^ and Health ,or eUglble crops and oonserva- ITOMATO KETCHUP program, to recruit more volun- non cost-sharing on agricultural Mrs. Constance Richardson, teer leaders, recognize the sup- lands and the wool Incentive Home Service Representative port of parents and to honor 4-H program from the Connecticut Light and K e e p g m n g Power Company will demwi- friends. ’Diacounty and natioMl Luglnbuhl of BUlng- Save observance has as Its th^me, strate “ Portable Appliances.” pEEN GrANT '” "We Care.” The new 4-H Foods Projects committee: John Mordasky of 16 oz. Young people age 9 through series will be Introduced, ’Hie Stafford as vice-chairman; Ed series will Include three units, 19 qualify for membership In All that’s new MARK OF EXCELLENCE cans ward FVx)te, Hebron, and Wes i r 4-H whether they Uve on farms, Tricks for Treats, All American ley Bradway, Union as first and ISWEET PEAS In towns, cities or the suburbs Foods and Meals for Today. Tto help call attimtion to their All committee members take achievements during the year and point out what 4-H offers office on Oct. 1. Democrat Lead fo rl9 7 1 - . Tolland County youth, local 4-H- Horse Judging Tour Save 0 The second Tolland County CAMPBELL’S ers have arranged displays and In Voters 329 exhibits at libraries and schools 4-H horse Judging tour -will take place Saturday at the Robert In each of the county towns. The latest voter - registration 3 3 ^ AmEnde stable In Union Btart- ~ - 9 9 They will also participate In figures for Manchester, released TOMATO SOUP IO 4-H Sunday undoes at several ing at 10 a.m. from Oldsmobile! today, show that the Democrats local churches. At the AmEnde enable Arab- Tolland Ctounty boys and girls^an horses will be Judged. The a 329 lead over the Repub- were enrolled in 46 educational tour will then proceed to EUilng- licans—a gain of 14 since the $ leam-by-dolng farm, home, per ton to the Edwin Richards stable Save k eI lo g g ’s to Judge quarter horses. The last time the totals were re sonal development and commun 10 1/2 oz. last stop -will be at the Walter leased. ity projects last year. Of 184 new voters made since boxes Albert Gray, County 4-H agent Simon stable in Bolton where 35* Morgans will be Judged. Sept. 2, Including 89 who sign point out that projects are not ed up In a , seven-hour special POP TARTS the whole story In 4-H. The County 4 ^ horse Judging session Saturday, 66 are Demo young people also have fun teams will be selected from eli crats, 61 are Republicans, and camping, taking trips, att^nd- gible, members who must be at Ing dinners and participating in -least 14 years of age and who 67 are unaffillated. area and state fairs, earning achieve high Judging scores, Manchester voter lists total awards, Including scholarships. Scores will, be based on the re- 22,268 as of today, wjth 8,749 CHUCK STBAKS A8C Chairman suits of Judging on the tour and Democrats, 8.420 Republicans Joseph Szegda is beginning his the Twilight Judging school held and 6,097 unaffillated. tenth year as county Agricul- on Aug. 17. Menqbers will bo The next voter-making seeslon Toronado. The Unmistakable O ft takes on grand new proportions. It 1s a more full five inches longer, rssumptuous. totally new and every inch adds The front tloor is flat ridff system deliver power to its elegance. 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• In tu one time chare*- which may apply MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERATJ). MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTE»ffiER 28. 1970 1 ber and chairman of the (Board Brewster Passes Business Mirror Columbia ventlon. He was installed at the Coventry Peace Prize Lions International convention of Finance and a member of T V Tonight held at Atlantic Cl^. Prior to the merit rating board and re '■ OF MANCHESTER Review at Yale Deadline Near his election as district governor, tirement board. At present he is See Saturday’s ' TV Week FRANKFURT, Germany NBIW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— Foreign Firms Flocking Pupil Testing To Begin (AP) — Gunnar Myrdal, 71- he was a mem^i' oi the district a member of the Southwest 1 m m \ for Ckimplete Listings. For Veterans cabinet for .six years, having School building committee. 54 McKEE STREET A year, ago, Yale president K id year-old writer and head of man Brewster Jr. said that uni the Stockholm Peace Re served the offices of zone chair Now Is the time to bring in your screens to be Mpolied. 7t:00 (3) PerTT Ufauii To Place on Big Board Shortly^in Town Schools Tax Exemption man and deputy district gover Manchester Evening Herald, Storm window'gloss replaced. versity presidents should have (18)~ WUd WUd Weit <0 > search Institute, tmd his their performance — and (heir (8o:‘ 0> Addun, Rundr nor. Colombia correspondent, Vir (44) aoilfsii’. Isluiad (tJ) By JOHN CUNNIFF listed Feb. 3. Said A. Garfield Tl^ system-wide testing, pro- battery is one of the most prom- writer wife Alva, Sweden’s tenure — looked at periodically 6:28 (40) Weather Watch (C) minister of atomic disarma The Board of Assessors re Distefano is the recipient of ginia M. Carlson, tel. 228-9224. AUTO CLASS INSTALLED NEW YORK (AP) — When Hayes, vice president, "The Ust- gjam for the current year ising currently available. The minds veterans to file discharge by university govemii^ bodies. 6:80 (34) QiUlcan’. bland (C) ment, have been awarded the Lions lO-ygar perfect attend (44) Whav* My UneT (C) Sony Oirporation of Japan reflected the fact that 60 per been announced by the office Mv authors received the American papers with the town clerk be ance award and key member, Now, the Yale Corporation 6:00 (8-940) Weather — ^ r te and Joined the list of 1,317 stocks on ceiit of our shareholders are pupH personnel services, and Personnel and Guidance Associ- the German book trade’s Oldest Residenlt C U SS FURNITURE TOPS says, they have taken Brewster New. (O) peace prize for 1970. fore Oct. 1 to receive exemption award. (18) Dick Van Dyke the New York Stock Exchange H.S. citizens.’ ’ will begin' early next month, atlbst's Research Award in 1951 on the grand list of 1970. In addition to his activities in Dies at New Britain MIRRORS (Fireplace and Danr) up on his proposal — and he (30) To T ^ the Truth (C> earlier this memth it under- Norlln Oorp., a June 1 en- continuing throughout the school for distinguished work in test In accepting' the $2,720 A serviceman currently serv the Lions organization, he iS ac NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP)— passes. 6:06 (40) Rawhide prize Sunday, the Myrdals B--I0 (*) New. -lu. w.ifa.. scored the growing intematldn- w m concerned with main- ysar. construction and publication. ing in active theater of war has tive in the community and in Rhoda McCabe, believed to be Yale announced Sunday that kite *ifc) aJlzation of both the market and tainlng a market for Its stock— urged a ban on all atomic, PICTURE FRAMING (all lypM) All students in second grade The tests yield eight scores: to file with the assessors before city affairs in the City of Mid New Britain’s oldest resident, Hie Corporation has conducted a (8) New. with Frank Rer- the business world. keeping Us shares avail- biological and chemical six-month-long review of Brew nold. and Howard K. SmItI Smith will be given the ' Cognitive Verbal reasdtiing, numerical Oct. 1 a written statement from dletown. He has served as a died after a short illn ^ at New Sony is the sixth large foreign buying and selling, weapons. Mrs. Myrdal said WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ster's first seven years in of-’ (18) Candid Camera Abilities Test on Oct. 20 and 21. reasoning, absti^t reasoning, his commanding officer, or a member and chairman of the Britain General Hospital Sunday. (SO) NBC New. (C) company to be listed on the Big Said George H. Strong, vice there also should be a halt Tab Enclosure from $30 to S45 phis instaUatkm flee, and has come to the con Third and fourth graders will space relations, mechanical rea- notarized statement of parent, Sanitation Commission, a mem She was 102. 7:00 (3) After Diuer Movie Board In 1970, Joining the Pies- president: "An excljange listing In the use of napalm and in clusion that (Bre'wster should (8) Truth or Con.eqnenoe. (C) be given the Iowa Tests of Basic sonlng, clerical speed arid accu- (18) What’. Hy UneT (C> sey (Company and British Petro- a good bond rating. It Im- all military activity on the guardian, spouse or legal rep stay. The Corporation Invited Skills, an achievement,’ readi- racy and language usag^ (80^) New. — Weather and leum, of Britain; Northgate Ex- proves the marketability of the ocean floor. resentative in order to receive him to, and he accepted, Yale Sport. (O) ness and survey battery, with Two types of tests are ^ ail- ploration and Northern and Gen- company’s shares by providing an exemption. said. 7:30 (M) Bad Skelton (C) Robertson School scheduled for abl/e in Uie Lorge-Thomdike (8) Tonny Lawyer. (C) tral Gas, of Canada, and Norlln shareholders with greater Uqul- An automobile of a member The procedure for the review (18) 1 Spy (0) Oct. 6 and Coventry Grammar series. A verbal'battery consists Corp., of Panama. dlty.’’ of the U. S. Armed Forces and Invitation was suggested by (40) It Take, a Thief (O) School Oct. 12. of verbal subtests measuring Vo- Couple Nabbed 8:00 (SO) Rowan and Hartte’* It brought to 33 the number of Another reason, which 1s corn- shall be exempt from local prop Brewster in a speech last year. Lanch-b <0> The Iowa series will also be cabulary, verbal classification, erty taxes while garaged outside foreign stock issues on the Ex- (OOR among American-based administered to fifth, sixth and sentence completion, arithmetic Toting Grenade In the speech, Brewster had 8:80 (8-40) SDent Force (V) the stateproviding a statement (18) Movie change—there are' also 43 for- corporations, might be the poten- seventh graders between Oct. 19 reasoning and verbal analogy, called for "administrative ac 9:00 (3) Mayberry BFD XO> from the commanding officer of (SO) Movie (C> eign corporati(m bonds traded advantage offered by a Big and Nov. 6. A non-verbal battery consists At Air Field countability’’ as a way to an —and quite likely will help push Hoard listing in merger and ac- that person is filed with the as swer "the legitimate student de (8-40) NFL Nlyht Football (C) Students in grades four and of pictorial and numerical sub- tmb’uuvork- rAr>» Rnrt a,. 9:80 (3) Dorl. Day Show foreign stock volume toward 100 qulsltlnn. Report (0)- mUlion shares. In 1969 the total ------10:80 (18) Hartford Talk-b (O) administration.’’ That, he said, iiioo (8) New. — Weather and was 96 million shares. "International listlngfs," said New Trial Date National was a better way to run a uni- ?{«)**%» with Brian Dow BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCKING verslty than "participatory dem- ii:i6 (so> Nem — Weather and PhlUlp T. Lest, an exchange !!!*!.. after they were found to be car- application for benefits under ■vice president, “ present very Set for Panther titude Tests between Nov. 16 and mental functions as the verbal its ur ocracy,’’ or students running the . (O) - Stores rying five pistols and a live the "Tax Relief of E 1 d’o r 1 y iinivprnitv 11:28 (8) .Movie tangible etrldence that share 20. Ninth graders will be given battery and is particularly use- hand grenade. umversuy. j,.j, ari,,i„ show (O) OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Homeowners," application forms has overcome the boUi the D.A.T. and the Lorge- ful in those areas in which pu- Gordon Joseph Ryder, 25, of The sx>eciflc plan he suggested 11:46 (SO) Tonight Show Johnny Oat- ownership Black Panther founder Huey boundaries of geograj^y, lan ’Thorndike, ;the former in No- pils are unable to demonstrate L^g Angeles, and Nancy Joan are available at the assessors was for a president’s perfor- New. - Weather ISd ' P. Newton, whose voluntary guage and national customs." vember and the latter in May. maximum performance on tests McGovern, 20 of New York office and must be filed before mance to be reviewed- periodic- Sporu manslaughter conviction In the ’The Tests of Academic Pro- involving reading abilities. turned over to U.S. mar- Dec. 1. I ^ y , ^ d he said he was willing Aklo Mortla, Sony executive gjaying of an Oakland police- *\11^ .PVV.VM J w W PVM 61%^ I I m a * vice president, gives two g;ood gress will be administered in The Tests of Academic Prog- ghals and booked under a new Any person liable to pay prop to put his own job on the line. Sign on man waa revereed, is scheduled ertyrty taxes real or personal, in- He became university president 1:10 (8) New. and Weather — Mo reastms for seeking a listing. grades 10 and 11 in October, ress are designed to provide an federal law that makes it a ______GLASSWARE ment of Meditation and Sign for a new trial Jan. 11. First, nearly 35 per cent of his with 10th graders scheduled for efficient and comprehensive ap- crime to board a plane with a ,ilUdi 1* in 1963. O il The date was set Friday by Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday The Yale Corporation, the uni company’s sales are In the Unit- superior Court Judge Harold B. Oct. 20 to 26 and 11th graders praisal of student progress to- dangerous weapon, police said. Columbia, has to file a list Edncatloaal TV (24) between Oct. 12 and 16. Elev- ward the most widely-accepted Tj,e couple had booked ^as- during the month of October of versity’s governing body, says it Monday, September 28 ed States. Second, about 28 per jjoye. The state Court of Appeal all taxable property belonging WITH 8-GALLQN PURCHASE then conducted the review, con PM cent of its shareholders are found earlier that the first trial enth graders will also be ellgi- academic goals of secondary- gggg on Britsh Overseas Alr- 6:00 Film (C) ble for the Preliminary Scholas- school education. ways Corp. flight 606 for Lon- to him on the first day of Octo sulting "faculty, students, offl- “Venomous Animals of Sea" Americans. jury had been instructed Im- tic Aptitude Tests and the Scho ber 1970. ceiB, and alumni leaders and 6:30 What’. New B If Americans think that highly p^jperly. ’The battery comprises six don. City police reported the Official Visit groups.” Support lor Brewster, "The Lost Pony” of the company’s products, then The date was set over the ob- lastic Aptitude Test, the former tests: Social studies, composl- pair had Israel as their final 7:00 Film (U) Sebastian Disbefano, district the Corporation said, was "re shouldn’t they also be inclined jectlons of defense lawyer Oct. 20 and thp latter next tion, science, reading, math and destination. "Europe: Outboard Play governor of District 23C, Lions markable and widespread.’ ’ ground" to rate Glares of the company Charles Garry, ■who complained FRESH CHICKEN spring. 7:80 French Chef literature. T.A.P. provides peri- As they were boarding, a _ . » PLUS The Corporation now says It as good buys? it makes sense. ^jat he had other courtroom Several other batteries of in- odlc, reliable assessment which BOAC security agent noticed a rv,i„^i?ia “More About Potatoes" . will conduct another review at 8:00 World Pres. Brlti^ Petroleum, which was commitments. Hove said, Quarters telligenc^ or aptitude tests will jg ugeful in planning stud/ent pro- bulge under Ryddr’s clothing ^ t n 9:00 Black Journal (C) also be given to 12th graders at grams for individualizing class- and notified police. A search Lions Club Monday, at 7 p.m. some point 'within the next seven Frederick Hamilton, teaches listed on March 23, decided "There will be no argument,” at Clark's Restaurant. He will years. art of self-defense to black Uiere was a greater Interest in Newton is charged in the 1967 with W in g as yet unspecified dates. room instruction. disclosed two .38-caliber revol- youths in Harlem getto, three Breast Explanations of some of the ipjjjg jg yjg fjjgf year that the vers strapped to his waist, speak on the Lions motto, “ We The canvass of alumni, stu prominent black film-makers its shares because of several death of officer John Frey. He dent and other opinions was con factors, including the compa- gerved 22 memths o i a 2-to- tests being administered have Coventry schools have embarked When a check of the passen- Serve” . discuss hiring practices in ducted by a special committee Quarters b^en listed by the pupil person- gyeh an extensive school-wide ger list showed P.yddr had Distefano is a member ^ d FREE DRAWING frem (SS^'eta o?"i&ri^'P?^ " y ? Involvement in ^aakan oil i6.year term when a new trial of Yale Corporation members of and Its purchase of a 25 per cent ordered. nel office. testing program. Internal tests, booked passage with Miss Mc- past presid/ent of the Middletown pie held In AUanta recently. ------o o. Lions Club, having served all Yale Corporation members.head- 10:00 Toy ijint Onw Dp Interest in Standard Oil of Ohio. with Back The Cognitive Abilities Test is given in th^ individual class- Govern, she too was searched. . .u i * An l HourT/mvw wrfOvvwith Charlie Chap a group test using pictorial ma- rooms for school purposes, will Under her midi dress and shawl ofttces to the pres dency. e a ed by William McChesney Mar lin" “ We 'have more than 30,000 terlata and oral instnJcUoiw. continue throughout the year, in pobce found two pis :o s at her Fve Re FOR ti,n, former chairman of the shareholders in America," a BP Federal Reserve Board, and Wil spokesman said, "and we felt it U M E n M u n -There are four short sub-tests in supplement to the over-all pro- waist, another taped to h(*r left dletovm Lions Club Ey Trash Crusade this battery, including oral v(v ...... leg and the g;renade taped to her Fimd. • j j, , liam P. 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That left Pitts Ellis, the winner Sunday writh on Richie Hebner’s double, a wasn’t enough,” hits before the Expos broke a Who Roll Up Second Victory ing a two-year hiatus .. . to find * * « burgh clinging to a one-half late help from relief ace Dave walk, Matty Alou’s single and Cubs’ ace Ferguson Jenkins scoreless knot in the 11th on ' National League’s East Adolfo (Phll^ps’ run-producing Division championship was himself embroiled in one of the PIRATES - METS — game lead, with the third place Giusti. ‘®ut that’s just not true. Cash's ba^s-loaded sacrifice nailed his 21st victory with a most desperate races in NL his . The I^rates, hobbled by inju Cubs Just one game off the How can anybody knock bur «y- four-hitter and doubled home a single. By DEAN YOST goal line and the Spartans’ down upped Balesano’s total for a prize catcli nobody seem tory. ries to key players and without pace. pitching now?” The Mets stranded 66 base- seventh inning run before scor * * * Dave Cooper recovered. the season to four. ed willing, or able, to make. runners and hit into 16 double ing what proved to be the win GIANTS • |>ARADRES — News Item: John Duffy In. completing a three-game either a 20-game winner or 100- Obviously, the critics de The Mets nlckdd ElUs, 13-10, and Jimmy Jackson are After Manchester registered Denis Wlrtlla making up for Today the Pittsburgh Pirates weekend sweep, the Pirates RBI man, earned their half-pen clared, it was a race nobody plays in the seven critical ner on a single, by Don Kessin- The Giants moved one game for their lone run in the first in alive and kicking, but the the tvTO points, both defenses mUcues teamdd hold the prize in their hot hands mathematically eliminated both nant by winning 10 of 14 games wanted to win. ning, exHPirate Donn Clendenon games against Pittsburgh. ger. ahead of Los Angeles in their • « • tightened up as neither team ... and the twinkle in Dannny the Mets and the Chicago Cubs, dowii the stretch . . . Including The Pirates have been dis driving it home with a one-out,, "I feel we didn't deserve it,” battle for second place In the way they performed Satur could sustain a drive. With only Chester’s final tally. W lrt^a Murtaugh’s Irish eyes is bright whose hopes expired despite a sbc of seven against the -defend proving that theory ever since. bases-loaded single. But Ellis said Clendenon, who had picked REDS - DODGERS — West as Gaylord IPerry scat day afternoon against Ma 29 seconds remaining on the l°r the ^ternoon grouM out 74 er than it's been in a decade of 6-3 victory over Philadelphia. ing champion Mets. Pittsburgh’s much-maligned got Ken Boswell to bounce into the Pirates to win the division Gary Nolan, Clnchmatrs- tered seven hits for hls 23rd loney High of Meriden in clock in the second quarter, yards. Slgi^-caller Wiggin, on treasure-hunting. ' » Hie Pirates have a 41^-game After seizing the division lead pitching staff allowed only 33 a double play,to end the damage before the season started. “ We probable starting pitcher in the triumph and Alan Gallagher’s the football game, one would. Maloney’s quarterback. Jeff ® 1 “ ^e«-back sneak, carldi^ The swaggering Bucs scuttled bulge over Chicago writh three to last Aug. 2, they plodded along runs in the decisive 14-game and worked out of a none-out, just didn’t play good ball when playoff opener, broke a 4-4 double keyed a two-run come wonder. Both played the entire Durgan, tossed a 66-yard touch- ^ play. at a 10-20 clip for the next six stretch run. Their vaunted at bases-loaded jam in the fifth. we had to." deadlock with a twro-nm single back In the sixth. 48 minutes, going both ways, as down bomb to Don Panclera the offensive line opened the New York Mets 2-1 Sunday * * * • * • to capture the elusive division CSnclnnati’s West Division weeks. But neither New York tack dropped off, due in part to In the eighth, he gave way to In the fifth, leading the Reds Manchester High pinned an 18-8 w h o outwrestled Indian de- **. , * crown . . . their first title since champs, who will take on the nor Chicago could win often Roberto Clemente’s nagging Giusti, who picked up his 26th CUBS - PHILB — past the Dodgers and gaining ASTROS - BRAVES — loss on Maloney. It was the In fender Wlrtalla for the ball. ^ n ’ Manager Murtaugh steered Pirates in the pennant playoffs enough to dislodge them. back ailment, but they contin save. In Philadelphia, the Cubs paid his 18th victory. Lee May Cesar Cedeno’s three-run dians second consecutive vic The two point conversion faU- "*7® “ t ® ,^ them to a World Series conquest beginning Saturday at Htts- On Sept. 13, the Cubs rallied ued to. hit in the pinches. A record Pittsbuigh crowd of tribute to the new champs alter clubbed his 34th homer for hte homer and bases-empty blasts tory. Manchester returns home ed, and for the first time this ^® exceUent, for two runs after center fielder Sunday’s clincher was their 60,469 saw the Pirates tie the salvaging the finale of a fatal Redi^. by Jim '.Wyim and Bob Watson Saturday against Platt High at aeason Manchester trailed. 6-2. Play calling by Wiggin of the New York Yankees 10 burgh’s new Three Rivers Sta • • * * *• running of Balesano^ and t years ago. dium, beat Los Angeles 8-6. Matty Alou dropped a two-out fifth one-run decision in the sev game in the third on Dave three-game set. “They • didn’t powered Houston past the skid 1:30 in a (XTL battle. ding Braves, wrhoee fifth Hie only break we received y^^r man Steve Samiotlis ran "This had to be more excit Elsewhere, Montreal nipped St. fly ball in the ninth Inning and en games against Ndw York . . . Cash's single and a run-scoring wrin it by sitting back and letting EXPOS - CARDS — Temperature on the playing was getting the opening kick In out the clock, Carl Morton, Montreal's rook straight setback dropped them ing- because it was nip and tuck Louis 1-0 in U innliigs, San stunned the Pirates 3-2. But the and third in as many days. - double by Clemente. An inning others do it for them,” said Joe field was nearly 100 degrees the second half,” stated Indl- who could you n ^ e as the Pepltone. “ They won the big ie pitching flash, also wron hls into fifth place in the West. all the way," said tbe JublUant Francisco topp^ San Diego 3-2 Mets, with a chance to grab the “Everybody says wfe don’t later, they pushed -over the wrln- and many gridders were com ans' mentor Wiggin. “ I have outstanding playeraP‘‘In weath- ing out to get oxygen from time never seen a team make such gp jjj^g yjg cre^ t Is due to the to time, but the Indians versa a comeback as they have. They whole team,” /tommented Wlg- tile center (Duffy) and - end were ail physically beat from g;in. “ It was/a team win, a Wr- (Jackson) kept stopping the the heat,” continued the men- rifle win us,” said the happy Maloney offense and opened DICK TYO JOHN DUFFY I®*"' mentory holes for Manchester’s running Late in the third quarter, “ It/w as a character game. Clemente Lost Sleep backs. Coach Dave Wiggin the Indians. In five punts, 1:41 remaining In tbe first quar Manchester, in 12 plays, went T h ^ players really showed lauded Duffy after the game Jackson totaled 166 yards or a ter. 58 yards to regain the lead, 8-6, themselves,” said a Mancdies- and the senior player said, “ I 33-yard average. Early in the opening quarter, their last 17 games, including games. The opposition was held wlth only 20 seconcis left. Bale/^er spectator outsldd the teams' PI'TTSBURGH (AP) — Rash. “ But we didn’t doubt our don’t think I could play much Manchester lost the opening Manchester stopped a Maloney six out of seven over the Mets in to one or less runs in the six sano brought the ball in from locker room, “ I was like a rookie,” said selves.” more.” flip .of the coin but was the drive. On the Indians’ first of "In a situation like this you the last 10 days. games and scored three nuts la thred yards on a pitch out tiom Spartan halfback Carltcm Jackson was another unsung first to reach .the scoreboard as fensive play, Jim Balesano Roberto Clemente “I didn’t, can’t sleep,” said the 36-year- Every one of those victories only three of the games. Wiggin. , churned out 69 yards to lead hero who went all the way. the Indians’ Dick Tyo busted sc(x>ted 67 yards to bring the sleep last night.” old Clemente, who along wdth was by a margin of one run. “ I thought we had gooi Balesano carried th^ball 20 the losers g;round game. Dur- Jackson is a defensive end, through the Spartan line to pigskin to the Maloney 27. But Hie New York Mets were like Bill Mazeroski, Manager Danny The Mets, however, lost the ti chances to win it back in spring tlmes for an amazlng’ 164 yards, gan, quarterl>acklng, was 6-17 tight end, punter, kicker and tackle Keith Carlton in the end a John Wiggin to Denis Wlrtal- Hls big ground g^his were 67 with Larry Wrinn on two option ly to lose sleep Sunday night aft Murtagh and coach Bill Virdon tle as much as the Pirates won training if we could stay close in point after touchdown man for zone for a two-point safety with lah handoff was fumbled at the yards and 32 y^ltis. The touch- passes being 1-2. er the Pittsburgh Pirates de are the only Pirates to have ex it. the second half of the season,” ••vXv feated them 2-1 to clinch the Na perienced winning a title wdth In those seven losses to the said Clemente, “ we are a sec tional League Blast Division tl- the Edrates before. Pirates, the 1068 world (tam ond half club.” SIX ON ONE — UConn’s Brian Herosian ran into six Yale defenders when ke Cox Extends Consecutive Field Goal Mark tie. The Pirates, Mets and Chica pions left a phenomenal 66 men Dock BUlis, who has a 18-10 tried to advance ball, on runback Saturday at the Yale Bowl in New Haven. “Do you believe in us now?” go Cubs had been battling in a on base and the Pirates used 16 record, went 7 1-3 inning ! asked 22-year-old Dave Cash. desperate race for the title since double plays to their advantage. against the Mets and was craA- Cash helped the Plrates sweep July. The Pirates had been in But, perhaps, it was the Bucs’ ited with the victory. But he had HAPPY HOLIDAY—Sarah Lu- Bengals Match for Lions, the three-game series over the first place since July 11, but pitching, undi^inguished be to pitch himself out of several pacchino 147, Frieda Madden 127. Mets by scoring the first run never had more than a four- cause it shews no 20-game wrln- jams, lnr punt son Boozer. The pile-driver Elling^ton at Somers CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — versitv of Connecticut 10- Southern Connecticut state ^80 pounder already is Ian, Don Edwards 66; third — ball League licking by Detroit. The Bills were able to penetrate Cecil Turner returned the ____ (AP PtaotiGtax) into four touchdowns. Jim Tur- Sndll gained 86 yards and the Ehifleld at South Windsor o l t Y a l f B o S S overtook Maine Mari- """ ° MdrrUl Whlston, Pat Mlstrbtta, ’’They’re better than we are, Ramland only three times in the opening kickoff 96 yards for a SITTING PRETTY—Next worry for Manager Dan “The Patriots are a much ner added a field goal for Insur- quick-starting Boozer added 90 Cross Country Ups Purse ny Murtaugh of Pittsburgh is Cincinnati in Nation improved team,” squat, Manchester at Maloney The game took the spotlight The EUs didn't get on the Jim Herdlc, Ron Halderptfan 66; let’s not make a federal case game. score to set the tempo In C3ilca- ance. on the ground. nectlcut State Ctollege got its al League playoffs. Bucs won East crown Sunday. chubby, white-haired Weeb Boston’s defense, which play- Nameth was the center of at- East Catholic at St. ^ rn aid s from six others involving Con- _„ scoreboard until the fourth quar- fourth — John Wilks, G. D. Me- H." said Coach Paul John Brodle pitched three TD go’s victory over Philadelphia. varsity football career off on a Carthy, Bill Sem^notti, Bill Brown of Cincinnati’s young passes and gained 277 yards Earlie Thomas scooted 36 Ewbank explained after his ed a big part in the opening up- tentlon, and boos, for the 36,040 South Windsor, Granby at Tol- nectlcut teams. I®*" when Harry Klebanoff boot- To $157,000 tifth — Ted toughs. “ My g;uys are just proud through the air for the 49ers, yards for a touchdown on a pass set win over Miami, was nearly fans that got drenched just be- lEUld Capt. Tom NevUle was the note, bowing to Curry 66-6. ^ ^ 23-yard^ field goal, putting Bengston 66: , ---- _ New York Jets had continu- LOS ANGELES (AP) — In Backlel, Ron Korach, Jim Har- 1® score against that team.” who had to make a last-peri(xl interception and the Jets sur- ed their mastery over Boston as great, but th^ errant passes fore the start of play and sevdr- E. O. Smith at Coventry (AP Photote} backbone of Yale's ubiquitous Neville, who was awarded the 3^ Jauron later Unknown Mitchell at Harvard- Stadium- -■ yesterday ■ - togged by Mike Taliaferro were al times later during the game Rockville at Boomfield KING DETHRONED — Gil Hodges, who guided the defense which______last______year was sec- _game ball, was described by Dlunsed from the one-v^d*Ttoe ^*’® 'v°nass with 6:21 left to lift turned second-half Interceptions York Yankees — Bobby Mitchell.” and one tie — against the Pa when whlte-shoed Joe Nameth game plan,” Elwbank reported. , , , *1, ^®*^ pocketed $12,000 Sunday,^3.40; b — Del St. John 46-6-39, only six points—two field goals Ibe Packers to a last-quarter into touchdowns for St. Louis seconds left in me g ^ e as in - ^creasing hls 1970 earnings to carmine Filloramo 48-7-41; C — —in the last four regular season’ triumph over the stubborn Pal- and Jerfm Hadl pitched two scor- Bobby Mitchell? triots, the first nine games was covered like a blanket. The “ We met a fired up football in the Yankees’ future scheme National League nity squeezed by Williams at , 157,000 with hls 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 Ed Warner 48.8-40, George Me- games d ^ b^ crto lMt y“ a " cons. ing passespasses ^ San Diego’s WeU, 24 hours earlier he was of things by banging three hits coming in American Football controversial ond hit on only team out there. The Patriots are Major College Grid Roundup East Dlvlrion Hartford. Hie Bantams were success against Wlpibledon claherty 49-9-40; Low gross Steve fensi pmssed 38 yards fourth quarter as the C3iargers just another rookie. But Sunday, in New York’s 4-2 victory over L ea^e play. nine of 20 attempts, mostly much improved.” The Lions bruised Green Bay W. L. Pet. G.B. trailing 14-0 when Wolters en- champion and countryman John ^ed Piodzlk 72; Blind bogey 40-0 in the 1970 season opener. for a tciuchdown to Bill Van raced back for a tie. be became a possible someixxiy Detroit. T h e Jets, beaten in thdir short tosses, and gained only 96 True, the Pats were.^flred up, . Orioles Celebrate X Pitts. 87 72 .647 — tered the game and spearheaded Newcombe, 26, In tba men’s ft- Hemes 101 The Minnesota 'Vikings and The 26-year-cdd right-fielder, opener by CHeveland, took ad- through the air,, but he had a as were their fans, and the ,plub Chicago 82 76 .619 iMt a drive that produced three nals of the Pacific Southwest PRO SWEEPSTAKES Los Angeles Rams threw up who wasn’t even on the Yankee vantage of Boston miscues on g(x>d supporting cast in rugged is definitely improved. Fimllhg fourth quarter touchdowns. Open champlon^ps at Los An-. New York 81 77 .613 6% Ohio State Wastes Low gross — Harry Eich 76, iron curtain defenses Sunday In roster last spring, hit two run- a top-grade quarterback is the For Second Time Running back Bill Kiarsis geles Tennis yUlub. Stevens Adds $lfi00 Purse Boys 8 -1 3 biggest hole In the Pat cast. A St. Louis 76 84 .472 12 Ken Gordon 76; Low net — Ted an active day of 12 National producing doubles and a single Philadel. - 72 86 .466 14% NEW YORK (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles, concern scored two touchdowns and set Laver’s game was stollng on 72-5-67, Sal Lombardo Fcxitball League games. Mlnne- to give Mel Stottlemyre plenty Rudolph Scores First W in Namath with the Pats would Win trophies, give Boston a winner, no ques Montreal 7l - 8® -<47 16 ed that their champagne touch doesn’t go stale, spilled a school game record of 252 an afterncxin when the tempera- g5.1g.gg, orlando Annulli80-11- sota shackled New Orleans 27-0 To List of Racing Paydays of batting support . . . and Man West Divlsioh , the bubbly stuff all over one another again Sunday. No Time in Seoring yards rushing in 25 carries. It ture soared above 100 degrees, - and Log Angeles ambushed Buf- have the time of your ager Ralph Houk something to tion about it. Since ’66 on Golf in g Tour Cincinnati - 101 69 .631 — The Orioles, who -clinched ------was the first game for both but Ws mind admittedly was mroT is h o t FS falo 19-0 By DEAN YOST Ed ’Yerrington. life in the 1970 think about for next year. The Great One, who was not S. Francisco 86 72 .644 14 tiieir second straight East DM - The victory was the 104th this NEW YORK (AP) — Texas A&M won the coin toss teams. on the rewards of hls labor. Elsewhere, San Francisco The Yanks thus swept . a CXILUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Ma for a year, but I ■ just wasn’t scintillating as a passer, called Los Angeles 85 73 .538 15 Sion UU$ Sept. 17 and held the season lor the Orioles and as- Saturday and elected to...... take the wind...... The next ' few' Southern Connecticut State ‘"^®ine pressurepre»ure atai theuie endenu clipped Cleveland 34-31; Green . Making the ^ last racing date the Aii-AmencanAll-American Sports-opons- son Rudolph, a quiet Tennes putting gemd,” he said. “Count a great game that caught the three-game series from Detroit Houston 76 83 .475 26 ritualisUc' ' ehpmpagne shower sured them of being 1970’s wln- College quarterbackack Dan NolNolmi' *>®ther me any more than a — Ed Shaw 69-8-61, Mdrrill Bay^anked Atlanta 27-24; Den- Stafford Speedway this sea- „ian Division, Frank Edwards ing pro-ams, this was my ninth Boston defense off guard at breezes were stirred up by Ohio State. Bugs captured the point title from and won their ninth in 10 games sean, was lining up a tricky 16- Atlanta 75 85 .469 26 afterwards, wHlppera Anderson 49, TONIGHT center and a grounder. had entered the final rouncl with closing 68 for a 278 total Imd Only games scollege football mavko 29 “ Hls kids were out there slug- Ernie Gahan, former national ond period set the stage for X BalH. 101 54 .668 — a homer in the fifth to give New Rudolph then closed with New York 92 68 .676 13 our pitchers broke oui' base o n . Milwaukee exploded for seven hls latest powerhouse. They CMnningham, JinTmy Jones and, champion, was the victim of four T;®’ , ’ ^ ging away right to the end, you champ, skidded going into the Yorii a 2-1 lead, Mitchell drove short birdie putts on the final Major League B(XJzer to go over from.the five balls record.’’ runs In the seventh Inning and turned four fumble recovers and lou Harris leading the way. touchdown p^Lsses from quarter^ winners split ^2,000, the os- have to admire them.for that,’" third comer and completely to- and the Jets broke a 7-7 tie and Boston . 86 74 .638 19 Ellington Ridge. in the final two runs. two holes to win hls ^rst tourna Detroit 77' 82 27% Elsewhere In the American whipped Chicago behind Matty an Interception Into touchdowns Sophomore ’'Johnny R6n the ^ N e w b e ^ ’ J ^ , ard Latimer 38-6-32; D M. The SalnU W led to score lor Toro get hls throttle stuck Thomas’ 36-yard run after an X Minn. 95 63 .601 Tom Timmerman, the Tiger re course gave him a 274 total, trzemski, Boston .326. . waukee whacked Chicago 9-3 • » • Second-ranked Texas and No. zapped Army 28-0. •ground. interception upped the count to Oakland 87 72 .647 8% r'Mif tn triiimnh In doubles! Shapiro, 39-8-31, E — Don Ross the first time In a regular sea- he rammed the first comer wall lief ace, for a single in the six-under-par. California 82 76 , .619 13 and California took Oakland 0-4. ANGELS - A’S _ 3 Stanfonl______kept pace with the The Air Force, ranked 20^. ^ the half 28-21, Thev’ defeated" EsmeP Emanuel!• _ 46-12-34;40 «««____ 0 4 . -kickers I.!..,*....—0 *To 78-80, OA low sonAnn gameimmA-nnfl and coach Tom FearsEfi&FS andnnH ncimmaHcaromed 60Rfk x/oi«Hayards around.anrii$n/t C.C. National League 28-7 before the Pats struck back eighth following a double by Meanwhile, Blocker, who had Kansas City 64 94 .406 31 • • • Jose Azeue's bases-loaded Buckeyes______but fou^-rated Penn stunnedofnnnpA No. 9 Missouri on the MlddTebury____ s____ l l p ^, “ the sharkfe^ , , , ’ ^ l “ u ey u , oBjeaieu‘S r t^ '^ a maiiic^ “ 'GecW uuicuuuo, g____ ^ ' A - Jan Harrlgan 96; was f e ^ l ; - He was also taken to the hospl- 646-1151 ^______Batting (400 at bats)—(barty, to keep the crowd on edge until Murcer, gmie to seven under when he Milwaukee 64 95 .403 31% ORIOLES • INDIANS — double chased home three runs. State had the nation’s longest wet AstroTurf In St. Louis 37-K „ „ jhe Wesleyan offense and ^ e z S ^ Fraiictoco 6-3 6-4. B - Jo Chupas 109, Class C - "We haven’t been n(Ovlng the tal. birdled 10, 11 and 12, had more Atlanta .386; demente, Pltts- the final minutes when Turner’s Chrt Morton’s nm-^coring sin- and Tony Gonzalez tagged a OPEN TO PUBLIC field goal made it 31-21. Chicago 66 102 .364 39 winning and unbeaten streaks The Falcons rolled up' a 30-0 touchdowns. mi^ Walsh could nOt accept Mary Renert 106; kickers 74. baU," he said. “ Our backs are Chasing Stevens across the 18 trophies to be i—r» n ♦ nUsery after the 14th. He also burgh .362. x-CTinched dlvisicm tiUe gle capped an eighth-inning Bal- two-run homer as California come to an end at 23 and 31 res- halftime spread as Bob P e^ er season (jpener lor the $1,600 first prize for slngfles SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP fast an^d they (the VI- line was MiUer with Fred De 1 Mile from Gay City awarded in our local K u ic k s m R a lly bogeyed 16 and 16 and stag Sunday’s Results timore raUy that beat Cleveland whipped Oakland. The A’s got pecUvely when 18th-ranked Colo- pitched scoring passes covering because of her age and she Low gross - Milt Stein 81-76- “ "8^) Sarro third. Moose Hewitt Rt. 85, Hebron, Conn. gered home in second place Baltimore 4, Cleveland 3 and Sam Md^oweU set off homera* from Alien Lewis, Gene rado trounced the Nlffkny U ons 44 and 67 yards to Ernie Jen- bv another night game, the New^n^had to pass ii^^ f^shop evenU - low c®L®ne to^^^^ f o u ^ ^ d Bobby S^toe fifth. the clubhouse celebi’SUon. Tenace, and Reggie Jackaon. PP&K Competition To Defeat Celtics with a closing 70 for a 276 score. Neiw York 4, Detroit 2 41-13 in full view of a national nlngs. University of Bridgeport, play- up $400 each lor the doubles gross - B - Jeff Sanborn 76; ^®“ ® ratarrad to Tony Bake, Ihe track point tiUe went to „ , . „ HARTFORD (AP)—In a come- “ I just couldn’t get any of m^ Rookie Free Safety Boston 10, Washington 1 television audience. hoi# v. v f*i^ ix WAnrv home, scored once In the victories because of their junior c — MUt Stein 76; D - - 7 Harry You can win in our compoti- from-behind victory in the sec putts to go in,” said Blexsker, Milwaukee 9, Chicago 3 Texas *°®*V ^® ®®.® 1 « « n/UnViiP-nn ^**’®*’ Quaxter and then riddled standing. The losers received Seraphin 86; E — Henry Kar- tion , . , and keep on winning, ojid half, the world champion who missed par putts ranging Kansas CHty 4, Minnesota 3 MCC Opens Soccer Season klckofl72yardBlnl4playslor a mted lO th-ra^^ Michigan past ^ , y. Uner KH; kickers 80-76. You can Punt, Pass & Kick New York Khicks defeated the from 6-8 feet during his string of California 9, Oakland 4 21-13 lead and turned back stub- Wellington IM ^ scor’e b o a i ^ the — ------^ ^ ------your way to the NFL Aii-Star Boston Celtics 19 to 106 Sunday bf^eys Hero Against Giants Today’s Games With 3-2 Win in Road Came Four members of the Second ^ ___ ^ MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Game . . . fun at Disneyiand, in a National Basketball Asso- Rudoli^, who joined the pro Kansas Cfity (Drago 9-14) at TeT^enrd^wiiVVle'atT'wck d vi with mom and dad aiong, too! elation exhibition game at the tour 12 years ago, earned DALLAS, Tex., (AP) — Rookie free safety Cliff Har- Minnesota (Hall 10-6) Manchester Oimmunlty Col the 90 deg;ree temperature in the ea m es-^ ps In the country and Graham sparked Oklahoma ^® KnlShta | Scotsman Worried^ Drained SPECIAUST IN Come in and register now university of Hartford. $12,000 for the victory, which ris stood there before the television cameras, hero of the Chicago (Wynne 1-3) at Cali- lege soccer team opened the first half. S S i f the record for a state pest ^ -r a n k e d Houston ^ ry In as many games. Adelphl with mom, or dad, or your Jo Jo White of Boston led oU came 11 years to the day after jjjjy fof tjje Dallas Cowboys in their'28-10 National Foot- fomla (Murphy 16-18), N -first period of their first game In the third quarter, MOC Southwest Conference te a m - 26-17 by scoring twice w d set- ^ Connecticut State Ckd- Bcotera with 27 points, while his InlUal triumph In the lAicky again scored quickly. Norm La After Winning Boxing Title guardian. Get your free RP&K ball League victory over the New York Giants, and said. Only games scheduled Saturday against NorthWestein andavei^nglUl^t setb ^ ,g^gt;™aSTite f^t^to ^e • ALISmiENT iMUFFLERS • BRAKES Dave Stallworth of New York Open at San Francisco, bashfully toxommentator Frank Gifford: “I’m glad to Point, center half, put a long (FRONT END PARTS) (DISC OR BEO.) Tips Book with punting, pass had 2S. “ I’ve reaUy been playing good Community (follege, with a low kick just out of the reach Pa“ “ ^ e “ mirk niauDiiK. thrashed — ___ No.___ 13— varsity level Saturday to Dan- SAN JUAN, PJt. (AP) — Jack Solortian, British promo- I meet you, sir.” ^ ing and kicking tips from pro quick score by right halfback of Northwestern’s gocdle for a with his 37th ' 38th and 39th Florida 46-16 . and quarterback but Curry apparently has Scotsman Ken Buchanan, a pis- tor, who was delighted at the I SHOCKS All-Stars plus complete rules, ‘Really great ... really the undaunted Harris revered Fitzpatri c k 3-1 lead. • TAIL PIPES • BATTERIES great ...” was about all they Steve Dean. The l(x:al squad touchdown passes as he rallied pat Sullivan ’ played “ hls best f ton-punching machine tuMd to a Buchanan ■victory, said later details. a fumble that gave Dallas the the Indians in the second haU game ever," according to.Coach ®®®/ed eight touchdowns fine edge, was nevertheless , ,Brltlrfi Boxhur could get out of Harris Sunday clinching score on Walt Garrl- And Anderson went on to top their hosts, 3-2. NWC got back in the game, with a strong cross from the left- for a 38-10 triumph over Oregon, fhug Jordan, as Auburn turned ^eluding four <>n p ^ s by weary and drained after hls vie- ^ J ^ ® ^ A (BrltiA B o x ^ | — Fast Courteous Service — after the free agent from Oua son’s 18-yard bolt behind a TVo minutes later M IX con Colorado “ outcoached, out- b a ^ Tennessee 36-23. Both of freshman quarterback Mike Ca- tory over Ismael Laguna for the Board of Control) now vriU most Chevrolet Owners wing to the center forward who MON.-TUEb.-WEU. 8 a.ni.-5:30 p.m.—THURS.-FISI- 8 a.ui.-8 p.m.—SAT. 8 a.m.-l p.m. SAT.. OCT. 3 chita University In Aradelphla, crushing block by Rayfield Win A&N Golf trolled the ball in front of the rabba. WestConn is 0-1 and Cur WoTld Boxing Asso(datlon’s certainly have to recognize Ark., intercepted two passes and headed it in for the final score played, outhlt, outscored, outev- these were key Southeastern 9:30 A.M. erythinged” Penn State, accord- conference games. No. 14 Okla- ry has won both its gmmes. lightweight title. Buchanan since he has become | NEED ftCPAIRS SEE US F oil recovered a’ fumble to lead a . .. Jim Anderson and Bob Fltz- North goal and kept the pres of the game. DallM put the game away on ^^ck scored a first place tag to Coach Joe Patemo of the homa bowed to Oregon State In games this Saturday, Col "I was tired as heck in those an instant hero, MT. NE80 seccnd-half Cowboy charge that sure on the defense which com Manchester used 17/'playera, • KENDALL OIL PRODUCTS a surp^ reve^ p^ from ^ Woodcock mitted a foul in- the penalty the loeera 14. gate meets Yale at Yale Bowl; last two rounds,” Buchanan “ You know he’s the first Brit- wiped out a 10-0 Giant lead. losers. 23-14. e GENUINE CHEVBCNLET PARTS Lance ^ n tz e l to Bob Hayra for ^ ^ An Interception on the first Arkansas, ranked 12th, belted Bridgeport goes against Central said, dripping wet and drained isher to win a world lightweight | SIGN UP TODAY Harris rambled 60 yards with area. Jim ’Tymon scored the Bob Russo, l(x»d goalie, made • FACTORY ’IRAINEO ’TOCHNICIANS 58 yards and a touchdown, Golf League title at penalty shot after just eight play of the game led to a touch- Tulsa 49-7; a late 53-yard touch- (tonnecticut at New Britain; U- from the San Juan heat. “ But I title since Freddy Welsh did in | ATUUmC FOR PP&K IN OUR • SERVICE RENTAL CARS hls first theft of a Fran Tarken- Hayes, playing Ms first game the Fox Grove C C three finger tip saves cn shots (•oon'/yr^n minutes. that looked like sure goals and down and the opportunistic Buf- (j^wn pass (ftmbled No. 16 UCT.A Conn travels to Durtom, N.H. wasn't about to slow down. I 1914.” • CONVENIENT MASTER CHAROE PLAN ton pass to pump life in an all- after being benched last week, ptniahlng In third place were SHOWROOM . It l(x>ked like Manchester was 12 in all. Bill Obers Northwest faloes never let up, clinching It overtake Northwestern 12-7 t®r a-game against the Unlver- jmew I had to keep on top of La- Buchanan, who now has a I or GMAC BUDGET PLAN but-dead Cowboy teeim in the also caught a 24-yard touchdown joe shea and Stan Zlma. Red really going to pour It on but «dien (JUff Branch sped 97 yards (or Its third straight come- ®* New Hampshire. guna If I was to win the cham- recont of 37 victories and one 1 third period. Calvin Hill romped ern’s goalie, saved 19. UP TO « lfO N TF,810 PAT GaU 64S-62S8 or Stop In far an Appointanent pass from Roger Staubach. It Redd and Charles GaskeU tied Northwestern got Its offense with the second-half kickoff for (rom-behtad victory; 16th- Wesleyan t^ e s on Bowdota at pionship.” defeat,'' also Is only the second three yards for a touchdown to was Rentzel’s first pass as for fourth spot with Doc Me MCX defense already short moving and sred on a power with Bob Matela out, lost Ron a 27-7 lead." ranked West Virginia piled up Middletown; Trinity and Bates it didn’t seem to bother the Britisher to win a world boxing DILLON narrow the lerul to 10-7. 6 pm- - . Caughney a n d Fred Raimo play jamming the ball through Mississippi’s Archie Manning 545 yards In total offense and pley hi Hartford; it will be the B,uchanan y was that a thriU.” Grove, Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. Cowboys didn’t cash it In but of the fast style of soccer and defense for Manchester. two to Floyd Franks for touch- t d passes. bury. ' t i e bput Britton. i ?a o e t w e n t y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 197P PAGE TWENTY-ONE
Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW- BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Help W onted- Help Wanted— Mate 36 ______Offered 13 Female 35 W SYLVESTER FIGURES I'LU X GOTTA ADMIT WELL, 3 U6 S V S BeANEtnr Aniwcf to rrtvieui PhiiU WANTED short order cooks full HE M U ^ r e a l l y ■imMizi CLASSIFIED EJffERT resume preparation, and part time. Apply in person I OFFER HIM A FREE MEAL ...HE'S GETTIN' WADOAVA B 6 pe«PERATE.' W a te r s c a p e cohlidential, prolesslonal, last 1 k1 g r ad e SCHOOL) it 'WAS A NEW 8IKE«“ A mD NO^ IT's 1 IF HE'LL STOP PLAYIN' T 'M E i KNOW! A N R s o , SENT uEAAEM, I 'M . THIC c i -u e AW. ME'S i NURSE’S Aide, 11 to 7 shift. Howard Johnson Restaurant, ■ SQUEEZEEO)^, . service. Reasonably priced. IN HlGli SCHOOL,IT iWAS A MOT-ROD JALOPy- «V lN G T i4 E OWuS C LU B C o N - HAS A [M Call 649-4619. 394 Tolland 'Tpl" IN COLLEGE - POP, THE TROUBLE ACROSS 4 INVENTlON.THE PlYlPeNPS • p e e r His S A L E S 1 Small brook 61 MeUl ADVERTISING wrm tour geueration NAME brand goods free. Help WANTED — two dependable WILL /AOBE T i-IAN f i n a n c e ALL^ ^THAN t h e Pi t c h ... 62 Feminine ROOFING and carpentry — tSOVERN- 5 Waves of the •too PROMISED ME A NEiW SPORTS CAR, POP/ IS -tou PLACE TOO friends shop with lew dollars men to work at South Windsor OF OUR ACTIVlTIE^i/ HIS REAL- sea breaking appellation CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS new and repairs. Capable, con ■ t a r s g t i s AND I GOTTA HAVE MY OWN PAD MUCH IMPORTANCE weekly. You get things free. Auto Parts. Inquire in person, on shore 63 Make scientious work at reasonable ^ 1 eu^APLV MEGR-MAK-RAFF.'. BANKER 9 Stream'of progress 8 AM . to 4:30 PJU. OFF-CAMPUS, AND ON m a t e r i a l Write lor details and free all Schanck Rd., South 'Mflndsor. A UTT l E INVESTMENT BROWN.' 64 Melancholy prices by Scotty, 646-2829. new catalog. Popular Club ■water' ' STEREO HI-FI things/ CAPITAL/^ 12 Medicinal 65 Gaseous AND- Plan, Dept. Z600, Lynbrook, MEAT cutter ■wanted, good element COPY doSIN G TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. TWO YOUNG married men pUht ^ l a a A l N T g N; Y. working conditions. Apply Ver 13 ^ r tia n 66 Otherwise will do small repair jobs and 88 earth appellation 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nOM *■ non Circle Market, Route , (comb, form) 40 Identity painting, also cellar cleaning at circle, Vernon, Conn. 649- 14 Ohio college DOWN 21 Greek Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Fridav PULL or part-time with flexible 1 Ecstatic goddess 43 Mythological and light trucking.. Call 646- 6329. ArtZATA^ town animal working hours, convenient for 15 Greek letter 2 Feminine of discord 2692, 646-2047. 23 Give for a 45 Flood PLEASE READ YOUR AD housewives with children. For (pl.) .name ROCKVILLE PAINT manufac 3 Meat cut price 47 Roman Interview call 644-2164, 4 :30- 16 Abrupt official ClusUled or “ Want Ads*' are taken over tbe ptaone aa a turing needs help in the plant, ALLEY OOP flexure 4 Decrease 25 Four-winged Household Sorvicois 9 p.m. 40 hours plus some overtime BY V. T. HAMLIN 5 Droop insect 49 ------and dogs advertiser should read his ad the FIRST (anat.) 50 Operatic solo plus many fringe benefits. Call 17 Large tank 6 Noun suffixes 26 Great Lake REPORT ERRORS In time for^ e Offorod 13«A STENOGRAPHER — Local of 27 Verdi heroine 51 Dispatch next Insertion. The Herald is responsible lor onlv ONE In BTH' \NOTANYMORE...HE WELLJI ...r EXPECT HE'U. CANS IT.' I STILL 18 Stretched 7 Leases fice of national firm Is seeking J. Kaplan at 875-3386 for inter THERE TARE' WHAT'O 8 ------28 Precipitationof July 52 Therefore correct or omitted Insertion lor any advertisement and then LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, WITBl I MUSrVE MOVED INTO K & BE PUTTING IN /LN CAN'T HEA/T 'EM ... I TELL YOU?.' tight (Latin) a junior secretary to work view or stop in at 98 East SniLIN ITH'ROCKS ABOVE US/ WHISPEnNS MVEMtMCE ANY 20 Currents of 9 Indonesian 30 Small pond only to tte extent ol a “ make good” insertion. Errors which 54 By mouth attics cleaned and removed. with 6 other girls in their pur Main St., Rockville. aSHT? MINUTE NOW water island 31 Window do not lessen the value ol the advertisement will not be Bulk delivery. 644-8962. 10 Dutch cheese division 55 SUte (suffix) chasing department. $90. Pee 22 Bitter vetch 56 European corrected by “ make good” Insertton. 24 Steamer 11 Makes lace 32 Raw metala paid. Rita Girl, 99 East Center b r o w n 35 Mental image 59 Sun-caused REWEAlflNQ ol bums, moth- T HAS A LOW (ab.) 19 Teutonic coloration St., Manchester, 646-3441. SALESMAN 25 Winding 38 Masculine (RockvlOe, Ton Free) holes, zippers repaired. Win p r o f il e » dow shades made to measure, stream course 3 4 5 6 r " 9 0 1 29 Aquatic I 2 643-2711 87S-3136 all size Venetian blinds. Keys with ability and desire to mammal 12 3 4 made while you wait. Tape re Help Wanted— Mole 36 head boyswear department. (coll.) 1/ corders lor rent. Marlow’s 867 33 Boundary 15 16 TRUCK 'Drivrt' and also work Employe discount, pension' (comb, form) Automobiles For Solo 4 Main St., 649-6221. 34 Kirghiz 18 .9 55" 21 In yard. Davis & Bradford plan, plus other benefits. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS mountain ■ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fast back JOBS, light trucking, car- Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., Apply to Mrs. Bums at; 2^ 23 24 range. HERALD sedan. »1,100. 1968 Plym outh pentry, roofs, miscellaneous re East Hartford. OH, I ALWA'/S NOTME/IDOWT I PO EVEN BETTER THAN 36 Fly aloft ■ 31 32 25 26 27 28 29 3U Fury III, power steering, auto pairs, patios, porches, retain G E T L/P e a r l y THINK ABOUT THAT/ TH' FIRST TIME 1 37 Sea IMMEDIATE openings — 1 m atic, $1,860. 1964 Ford, $176. ing walls, ceramic tile, con D & L t) 1*T0 fc, HIA, lL.TAI.IUf. Ui. M. OH. SO I'LL HAVE SCHOOL TILL 1 HAVE TO FACE IT IS WHEN ' phenomenon 34 36 BOX LETTERS Roohiig and 33 crete work. Clean up. 646-0253, Private Instructions 32 Help Wanted— lathes and mill machinists, Manchester Parkade T IM E T O HAVB TO/ rr I'M h a l f w a y d o w n t h e 39 Movable ■ ■ Savings Bank ol Manchester, tool makers. Must be capable CHECK OVER ,riOESN'T ENTER WALK AN'MYMA HOL covers' 38 39 40 F or Y oor anytime. Chimneys 16>A Female 35 DAVY JONES 37 923 Main St. Manchester, 646- PIANIST-Teacher — graduate of making own set-ups and An equal opportunity employer, BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS LAST NIOHT'S MV MINP UN LERS, "WAIT, YOU FOR- 41 Numeral ■ ■ 1700. of UConn and Licentiate, Roy HOMEWORK/ TIL MVMOTHER e O T YOUR BOOKS.' 42 Perceived 42 * 45 Information LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and ROOFING T- Specializing re perform precision work. Over SA'/5,'HURRY U P - by ear ■ 1 pairing roofs of all kinds, new al Schools of Music (London) , 46 47 THE HERALD will not PARTIALLY restored — 1950 attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, time, all benefits, second shift ______^______. Y o u 'v e SOT TO i r s t r u e I'M WILLING TO YOU'LL b e l a t e 44 Sewing roofs, gutter work, chimneys will accept students, beginners W HY'S IT SO IM THIS aoB IS SO ■ dlaoloBA the Identity ol Plymouth Special .deluxe, 4- trees cut and removed. 643- with first shift possibilities. PART - TIME oil truck driver. HIRE flo w OF US MEN A fi£ PAY OOUBLE FOR THE PORTANT THAT IT FOR SCHOOL/" implements t>4 55 56 and adVEinced. 646-3217. ATTENTION O R Fo r g e t i t ; SECRETIVE, I'M 49 50 51 52 cleaned and repaired. 30 years Apply In person, Co-Operative . S T U P IP .' SERVICES OF ONE • BE ONE OF US T 46 Choler any advertiser using box door sedan, many extras, $60. 6000. Apply J. T. Slocomb Co., 68 SORRY THAT I ■ experience. Free estimates. Oil Co. 315 Broad St. Manches MUST HIRE EVEN 48 Malted 57 58 59 6U letters. Readers answer 643.4013. HOUSEWIVES Matson Hill Rd., South Glas ONE MAN beverage ing blind box ads who TWO handymen want a variety Call Howley 643-5361, 644- Schools and Classes 33 tonbury, Conn, or call 633-9486. ter. 49 Small 61 62 63 desire to protect their of jobs by day or hour. We 8333. waterfall identity can loUow 'his Evenings free? Sell Toys (3REDIT ANALYST — 2 years MAN —needed to do janitor 65 66 Auto Accessorio^- clean yards, attics and cellars. BULLDOZER TRAINEES .53 Inundation 64 2t procedure; and Gifts Party Plsm. No experience in retail credit work in evenings, full-time, in 57 Exist Tires 6 Reasonable. Call 643-5306. NEEDED 58 Encircled. Heating______Train and Plumbing 17 for a high paying job. cash investment. No Collect Ideal. Starting to $8,800. Rita Manchester area. Call 527-9286 Enclose your~ reply to ing, No Delivering. No ex (Htwtpaptr [nierprhe Ann.) PLANO TUNING and band In- GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Construction needs men 18-46. Personnel, 646-4040. or apply Rudder Building Serv the box in an envelope — perience needed. Also book strument repairing by Hartt Free estimates, plus quality Complete resident training pro ice Corp., 167 Charter Oak address to the cnassilled TWO E.T. 16" spoke mags, $36. ing parties. Call or write PARTS Manager for local new Manager, Manchester Call alter 6 p.m., 649-3179. College of Music graduate. work. 643-6341. gram. Part and full-time class- Avenue, Hartford. Evening Herald, together Ward Krause., 643-6336. ------es. Licensed school. "Santa’s Parties” , Avon, car dealership. One that’s fa with a memo llstli^ the Conn. 06001. Telephone Ir miliar with Mopar parts. Paid GROCERY clerk wanted, good CUSTOM made draperies, slip SAM WATSON Plumbing and call 1-226-8719 anytime holidays and , other benefits, working conditions. Apply at V companies you do NOT Trailers— Heating. Bathroom rem odel------f 673-3466. T « U. S. Pal. OM covers and reupholstering. Apply In person, Chorches Mo- Vernon Circle Market, 849- C l»ro Bt UNia^ raaivra lr< want t o see your letter. Ing and repairs. Free esU------CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Mobile Homes 6-A Budget terms. Established In Your letter wUi be de mates. Call 649-3808. tors, 80 Oakland St., Manches- 6329. 1946. Days, 524-0164, evenings, ter. stroyed II the advertiser 1969 CAMP trailer, sleeps 6, Help Wanted— s a l e s w o m a n and c a s h ie r ______WAYOUT Is one you’ve mentioned. 649-7690. CXILLECTION Supervisor — 2-3 BY KEN MUSE II not it w ill' be handled stove, refrigerator, heater. Ex- Millinery, Female 35 needed, full and part-time. p u r (3h a sin g ~ AGENT Ex years collection experience re In the usual manner cellent condition. Call after 6 FALL clean ups, Attics, cellars, ,» ------Working hours to suit your perienced in the area of gray quired. Finance company Dressmaking 1V HOUSEWIVES — earn a steady schedule. Apply In person to I'M WHATCAN 's r L£T'e p.m., 646-2463. cleaned. Trash re Iron and steel castings. Start background Ideal. Starting to I VM VERY CLEVER TO EACH HIS OWN lifetime Income In your spare Mr. Shenkman Jr. Pilgrim LOOKIN' YOU D O ? HEAR ONE.' SAYING... k. tM. Tm U> moved. Free estimates. 628- TROUBLE finding minis? CMs- time. Represent our welcome ing to $12,000. Rita Personnel, $8,500. Rita Personnel, 646- THINK THE 0670. tom made dresses, ladies suits, Mills, Oakland St., Manches 646-4040. 4040. YOU'RE H/RBD, Lost and Found 1 Auto Driving ^heol 7-A service to local merchants. No ter. c l e v e r FOR UP b o s s 's gowns and alterations. Prompt home visits. Exclusive fran DAY’S Driving School — 26 service. Call 649-1133. LOST: Passbook No. 25-000052- chises now available in Man- s a y in g s CLEVER SON/ years professional driving ex Building ■ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 9, Sa'vings Department of the Chester area. No. Investment WAITRESS wanted full or part- 0 \ T T A T A D INC. JOB/ SAYINGS' perience. Call 649-6160. Contracting 14 Connecticut Bank and Trust Moving— rucking— required. Call 617-666-2724 col- time. Cal! Tolland — 876-9960. JJV^/vrvL^ Compimy. Application made LEON Cieszynsld builder—new lect. Ask for Mr. McGee. Storage 20 RESPONSIBLE woman to work for payment. Motorcycios homes custom built, remodel- and lng, additions, rec rooms, ga- MANCHESTER — Delivery- afternoon 1 to 5:30 in rest home. Bicycles rao>oo irlfoViAno •llC’htlight truckinc^trucking And and nArkAO'Apackage dA de Call 649-6985. i n rages, kitchens remodeled, OFFICE CLERK Automobiles For Sole 4 bath tile, cement work. Steps, livery. Refrigerators, washers Lydall and Foulds Division ------^______' 1967 HONDA 306 chopped, best dormers. Residential or com- and stove moving, specialty. CLERKS NEED CAR? Credit very bad? offer. 647-1181 after 6 p.m. mercial. Call 649-4291. Folding chairs tor rent. 649- Temporary office help need Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages. Full-time. 0762. ed. Must perform general Full-time openings for ex Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- perienced figpire clerks. Six days per week. Shift differential. Blue Cross, Dcu*l.« .cept. '.o*.., Tls„ » 0 . l . m office work. Ability to type home improvement, additions, Company offers excellent CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE down, smallest payments, any miles, looks and runs like a required necessity. No rec rooms, house painting, Pointing— Poporing 21 bookkeeping required. Apply wages and working condi benefits. where. Not small loan finance brand new. Call 649-0678. IT WAS SURE GOOD ...B U T DON'T EXPECT TOO MUCH WELL, I'M STARTING A MONTH LATE. THERE ARE FOUR garages, roofing, gutters. Free in person. tions. Convenient free park company plan. Douglas Mo JOSEPH P. LEWIS — CMstom OF YOU TO STOP OF ME IN FOOTBALL, PAD. GUVS AT FLANKER AHEAD OF ME, INCLUDING TWO estimates. All work guaran ing and an excellent free Painting, Interior and exterior, 615 Parker St., Manchester, Conn. , OFF, BUT... y (z LETTERMEN WHO ARE REALLY GREAT... AND ONE OF tors, 346 Main. Business Services teed. 646 0202. benefit program. paperhanging, fully insured. MANCHESTER HOUSING THEM , RORY CALLAHAN , IS ALAAOST A CINCH TO MAKE 1967 OLDSMOBILE 442, head- LITTLE ALL-AMERICA, r------^------Offered 13 DORMERS, garages, porches, For free estimates call 649- AUTHORITY Apply Mrs. E. F. Loftus c Itn H HtA, Ut. 1M. U«. U L M . ON. HE, \ ers, gears, many extras. Set rec rooms, room additions, 9658. If no answer 643-6362. _ s o WHAT? CAN'T \ for racing. 646-4696, 646-2482. LIGHT 'trucking, odd jobs, also ■- ______24 Bluefield Dr. FIRST NATIONAL PO moving large appliances. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, STORES INC. ' TO REACH THE siding, general repairs. Quality B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Manchester, Conn, 1970 CHEVELLE Super Sport, Burning barrels delivered, $4. Park and Oakland Aves. TOP IS NEVER ANYTHIN& workmanship. Financing avail interior and exterior painting, LANE maintenance man FACTTORY warranty claims EASY. AIM FOR , RIGHT/ 4-speed, irlnyl Interior. 360 h.p. 844-1776. paper hanging. Thirty years An equal opportunity employer, East Hartford nights, 12-8 a.m. Inquird Holl- writer. One that’s experienced $2,800 or best offer. 643-5689. able. Economy Builders, Inc. m THE STARS,TI6ER! 11 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. experience, four generations. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., with (Chrysler rhotor cars pre TEAR'EM UP. MANCHESTER 'lYee Service — Free estimates, fully Insured. Manchester. ferred. Paid holidays and oth 1965 VOLKSWAGEN square Specializing In tree removal, FASHION Frocks can help you. N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter 643-7361. er benefits. Apply In person, back excellent condition. $1,- pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. PART-TIME, experienced, elec Managers' and Counselors p a r t -TIME "help wanted for 7-2.8 contractor. Additions, remod needed. Work 3 evenings a Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland It 1W0 >T HtA, W.. TM iRf. U-t 095. 628-6028, anytime. Fully insured. Call 649-6422. FALL— A good time to have tric typist, flexible hours. Re janitorial work. 9 a.m.-12 noon, eling and repairs. Call any week, earn $60. Car necessary. St., Manchester. your house painted. Call Rich six-day week. Transportation 1968 BLACK Imperial all pow time for free estimate. 876- ply to P. O. Box 1067, Man 742-7562, 643-6586. C'fro i liked the part where he said miracles were LAWN Mowers — Garden trac ard E. Martin, 649-4411. Pro chester, <3onn. necessary. Call 649v5334. DESPATCHER — experienced er, hemi, • used dally. No rea tors repaired and sharpened. 1642. possible, Pop. That's what you said it would take for fessional painters, free esti WOMEN to collect and pack central despatcher for a top sonable offer refused. 649-1294 Parts Etnd acceasories. New “■rr"— „ T WOMAN for small congenial RETAJLJNG —^Background In me to get a new bikel” ______TO______WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- mate. eggs. Miller Farms, Coventry, trucking company. $210 t o MICKEY tlNN BY LANK LEONARD after 6 p.m. and used lawn mowers. Hours . „ ■ j fabrics, domestic or men’s modeling specialist. Additions, office. Must be good typist and 643-8021. start and a substantial in 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. able to transcribe. Working wear. Our clients will start 1956 HUDSON Rambler, 68,000 rec rooms, dormers, porches, CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex crease within 6 months. All SERGEANT, I'/M Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. terior painting, paper hanging. hours can be arranged. East . you at above average salaries GLAD TO KNOW ^ BUT I'M AFRAID THAT'S WHERE I miles, very good condition. cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, benefits including $20,000 life DETECTIVE MICKEY VOU, FINN! WE'RE Middle Tpke., 649-8708. Discount on wallpaper. Call Hartord location. Call 628-2164 and provide you with opportu THE GOOD NEWS ENDS! I'LL V F STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Call 649-0449, after 6. bathrooms, kitchens 649-3446. insurance paid for,jby the com I FEEL PRETTY GOOD NOW, FINN— THE MIGHTY RELIEVED, LET THE CHIEF TELL YOU Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. for interview appointment. PRINTING PLANT nities for advancement. Rita MINERVA! THE CASE IS ALL SHERIFF'S NOW THAT HE'S OUT WHAT HAPPENED! ------^ POLLARD Tree Sei^c®,— Ex pany. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. Y£S,STEVE-JUST^ BUT IT MUST HAVE I TOLD THEM THE PENTAGON H A ^ MASONARY — All types of Personnel, 646-4040. I BUT WRAPPED UP! IN A LITTLE NEPHEW' OF DANGER/ pert tree removal, prilning MRr K’s decorating service. CLEANING woman, one day VARITYPE OPERATOR. I WHILE, AN INNOCENT MAN WILL ONE MORE STUNT DIED ON THE VINE OTHER PROBLE/VS BESIDES PUZZLING 1964 CHRYSLER Imperial, stone and concrete work. No - luce everything OVERGIBBERISH'CODES' PUNCHED trimming. Reasonable. Free' Painting, interior and exterior, wedkly, own transportation, INSPECTOR, second shift, ( walk OUT OF JAIL A FREEM AN .' MY PUBLIC RELA job too small. Free estimates. BULLDOZER trainees needed. TIONS DEMONS CONNECTED WITH INTO THE BOTTOMS OF FILM-/iEEL $760. 649-2416. estimates. 628-3021. 1 paper and vinyl hanging. Free 643-4747. PART-TIME—Hours can be plasma flame spray depart Quality-- workmanship. Work See Schools and classes. DREAMED UP! •dubious DRA6RACE CARRIERS.'... Estimates. 668-8089. « ------^------flexible. Experience desir ment, experienced. Must be 1964 CATAUNA, 4-dTOr, exceL c l e a NINCJ — Interior —both guaranteedT''-4Jut of season ______ao CONSOLE' able but will train a good familiar with general Inspec YOUR BRIDE'SHES lent condition, power steering residential and commercial. rates. Call aftei^e. p.m., 643- INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- HAIRDRESSER for small ag/" typist. tion procedures involving air BEEN ALONE FOR power brakes. - No reasonable Satisfactory work guaranteed. 1870 or 644-2976. cial rates for people over 66. gresslve shop. 649-3906. TWO MINUTES.' offer refused. 232-5965. Wages commensurate with craft parts. Small company, For friendly free estimates, - . , Call my competitors, then call many benefits. Please apply in call Suburban Floor Malnten. SAVE MONEY! FMt servlc&r^j^^ Estimates given. 649-7883. HAIRDRESSER - full-time, experience plus a liberal MALE HELP I person, Klock Co., 1368 Tolland r ance, 649-9229. Dormers, room additions, ga- ______. ° experienced. Call 643-0322, benefit program that in V\E OKAy 1 WONT 1 DONT EXPBCrA\E TD 1965 FORD Custom, 2-door, Evenings, 649-8§80. TREASURE KEEN! {{ c a r m c a r U HELPYIXl Kiac #d, trees topped. Got a tree free estimates. • Wonderwall — i'll CCiNBCn COT good condition. Must sell. Call KEYPUNCJH operator, experi CLEANING woman wanted, 3-4 SEABOARD VOUMBAM AND PLAY. ^ V X IP HAN2 -OFS. problem! Well Worth phone CARPENTRY and reinodellng Painting Co., m23-8117. PLYWOOD & LUMBER , , KHOCK o o r ANDPLAV. 843-6013 after 5 p.m. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, enced. Alpha-Numeric. Iona days weekly. Permanent ^ si- CITY 'vQD call, 742-8262. OOBP. P KNOCK A N D P L A i; additions and garages. Call Manufacturing Co., 643-2111. tion. Send name, address, WONTC^3^^E PONTIAC 1964. Bonneville, au- Pleasant Valley Rd. Manchester Parkade Bi3BBIE. t o J : ^ liw er steering ’ and SHARPENING Sendee-Saws, Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. Roor Finishing 24 phone number and references- o u t a m d to Box R., Manchester Herald. South Windsor KNOCK brakes. Excellent operating knives, axes, shears, skates, FlAY.' I rotary blades. Quick service. FLOOR SANDING, and reflrf- All replies confidential. Writ KNOCK condition, good body, $600. 649- Capitol Equlpm.ent Co., 38 ishing (specializing In older AVON GIFTS ing ability not r^uired. 8649. Main St., Manchester. Hours Special Services 15 floors). In and outside paint ing. Ceilings. No job too small. LICENSED practical nurse 1987~CHEyROLET 2 - door dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. ipBBINS ORCHESTRA otters FOR CHRISTMAS ARE: PRISCILLA’S POP John Verfallle, 649-5760. graduate. Conn, license. 3 p.m. SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME! BY AL VERMEER sedan, original, near mint con Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. toe beat In music for your to 11 p.m., five week days. wedding reception, house par A joy to give, a joy to re dition. $760. 742-6092, after 6 AMESITE WORK—Repair walks Small nursing home. Rock Earn extra money by working part-time, evenlnga. ty, dlnh^ dance, C/hristmas ceive, an even greater joy p.m. and driveways. Holes repaired. Bonds— Stocks ville, 876-9121. OKK. party. Make your party the to sell. For full Information Reasonable. For free estimates Work in pleasant surroundings with excellent wages, food eX M J J l 1969 MGB PORSCHE, orange, talk of the town with a live or Mortgages 27 call 289-4922. allowances, flexible hours and otoer fringe benefits. call 643-9112. stereo tape, mint excellent chestra as low as $120. Call MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., NURSE’S Aides — 7 to 3 p.m., condition. Call 649-0678. part-time. Call 649-4519. Hours available between 5 p.m. - 11 p.m .; • p.m. 11 p jn . TTMBERLAND Tree Service, 247-7138. 232-6476. mortgages—Interim financing or 7 p.m. - 11 p.m., 3 or 4 nights weekly. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 1966 CHEVROLET, 4-door se tree removal, FREE TOYS and gifts can be — expedient and confidential INTERESTING part-time work Apply In person between 4 - 8 p.m. CONFOUND IT, EAS’Y - I DON'T WANT ALL I'M HMM...IN THE dan, radio, power steering, and lots clewed, yea^ y„urs In time for Christmas, service. J. D. Real Estate nxIRSES Aides, 3-11. Call 649- as secretary In doctor’s office, TO HEAR ANY MOKE POPPYCOCK. INTEKESTEP MEANTIME, X good condition. 643-6677. experience. ^ n d ed and tosur- ^ Assoc. 643-6129. 4619. afternoons only. Monday ABOUT WlTCHCKAFT.„rVE BNOUOH IN i$ T iw r WONDER IF OLD ed. Free estimates. Call 647- hdnie You’ll Ibve It' 6 4 7 ------FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP & jmur nome. y o u ii rove u . MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec through Friday. Write Box DD, HEADACHES' KUNWINa McKEE aiRL'5 PORTRAIT/ MR. ELPRITCH'4 1966 PKJNTTAC Lemons, 2-door 9479. LOOKING for a change? We Manchester Herald. MAIN STREET ' MANCHESTER ,.ia IT, OR \s ir DIARY CAN TELL 9613. Bea. ond, third. All kinds. Realty /JOT WORTH Ue ANYTHINa hardtop, V-8, standard, bucket feel this is on especially a t ------41 00,0 007 , ? seats. Original owner, 47,000 ARE A-1. Truck la A’l- (jnElATTVE Catering — offer- statewide. <>pdlt rating -unnec tractive position in Hartford. FULL and part-time help. For r.O' miles. New exhaust system. Cellars, attics, yards, d ve- formal dining, modem buf- essary. Reasonable. Confiden NdW modem office, well equip Interviews, Sept. 29, 11-3, I two extra rims. Best otter parties tial, quick arrangements. Alvin ped . and attractive. Doctor Home Town Laundry, Caldor’s / . /^*28 Limdy Agency, 627-7971. 983 S-Z9 a over $726. Call 643-8806. ^ created especially fof you. 24 needs a secretary-receptlonl.it Shopping Center. P H70 fcr NtA. W. TM. It« US M OH. over fTAO. ______Trucking Service toll- Leg^tt St., E?aat Hartford, Main St., Hartford. Evenings, who U a good typist, heat and Inspector 1968 FORD Torino Squire sta- free. 742-9487. 528-5348. 233-6879. poised, able to meet the pub- BABYSITTER wanted for LANCELOT tlon wagon, new tires, excel- Thursdays only. 8:46-11:30. BY COKER and PENN 3 " t o n TOwer keering “ ASON work expertly done. WEDDING, Showers. Parties. MORTGAGES - First and sec- 11c. Hours 9 until 5, Monday Mast be quality control oriented and able to read lent conouion, powci aicc, hrlrk block, firenlaces. . .__ ...... j onU AII «vtu>o to oult roonlro. through F^day. Personal and Call 649-6860. Stone, brick, block, fireplaces, watermelon baskets filled ond. All types to suit require and understand blueprints. Capable of using all in mV FOLKS always \ . BUT WE'RE THE and brakes, air-conditioned. brick homes, patios, steps, business references required. t'€L/eveP IN PUTTINS 1. with fresh fruit. 643-6832. ments. Confidential, efficient spection. instruments, such as Hardness tester, ' "NOW" GENERATION. PUTTINS m o n ey AU/AY FOR Must seU, $2,196 or best otter. sidewalks, cellar floors and re service. P. A. Thome, 649-6281. Please reply Box " J ” Man a .'o n e y a w a y f o r . Comparator height gage, etc. _ WE DO TH1N0& A 8 UNNV DAY MAKES A LOT ...... C_»WtJn MU. u,. TM. a—. m IMi ••IE ^ 646-0667. pair work. 1-749-6116. chester Herald. A RAINY PAY/ DIFFERENTLY! MORE SENSE! WANTED STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Roofing~— Siding 16 Opportunity 28 DEMONSTRATORS — Earn Should be able to keep good records. Will work inj I960 PEUGEOT, 403, good con- fireplaces, flagstone terraces, p A S ROOFING and repairs $200 in toys and gifts plus $260 EXPERIENCED close liaison with engineering department. LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUSON dltiwi. $160. Call 649-0630. All' concrete repairs, both In- done realistically. Free estl- PIZZA and grinder shop In an cash for just 20 nights work. Apply in person at: Yieto side and outside railings, land- ■ mates. Call anytime. 646-1616 excellent . . . -Main...... St. location. Demonstrate Laurene’s top OPERATOR .^JuNCVori SbX o^ 7 ^ 0N£ w a v Bu5 AlRfbfiX. ''aih pob.t YiElq 1964 CHEVELLE, MALIBU SS, i5rai r^AfFic scaping. Reasonably p r ic | d . or 742-8388. WiU sell or take In a partner. line. No collecting. No deUver- WL'OHQ/ CAR. 6 cylinder, standard. $350. 643- Capable of taking over AlRCAAFr \FgRAV CaU 643-0861. Completely equipped, sensible ing. (Jail 643-5942 or collect 1- 8642. BIDWELL Home Improvement lease. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, 489-4101 before 6 p.m. established following. NOBLE & WESTBROOK SHARPENING Service — Saws Co. Expert Installation of 1982 PONTIAC convertible, ex 643-1677. ■ knives,' scissors, garden and aluminum siding, gutters and _ CLBRK-TYPKT — Suburban 2- 20 Wostbrook St. Client condition, low mileage. shop tools. Power mowers re trim. Roofing installation and MANC91ESTER — Boutique girl office. Excellent hours In MARGUERITE'S \ 643-4868, after 6 p.m. paired and serviced. Pick up repairs. 649-6496, 876-6109. shop. Illness dictates fast sale. new air-condttioned buUdlng. BEAUTY SALON' East Hartford, Conn. and delivered. Sharpall, 685 ------^------AU otters considered. Must be $90. Fee Paid. Rita Girl, 99 1966 SATELLITE — 426, Heml- RockvlUe 876-5674 289-2717 VZB ■»t u t oa 4-epeed. Take over payments. Adams St. (rear) Manchester, sold. Frechette Realtors, 647- East Center St., Manchester. CaU 646-2990. I 643-6306. (lead Herald Ads 9993! 646-3441. PAGE' TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANfcHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 'MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER' 28. ItNO
Articles For Scrie 45 Business Locations Business Property Houses For Sale 72 H o u sm For Sola 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sole 73 Out of Town Bolton For Sale 75 For Rent 64 For Sale 70 BKDWOOD Farms — for sale EIGHT-ROOM Raised Ranch, VERNON — Acre plus, high BERRY'S WORLD 27 HOFFMAN RD., large three- (XINTEMPORY 7^ - room dining room, large family DUTCH Colonial, 9 rooms. Por scenic location. 86,900. Bolton PARTS for 1962 Falcon. S68- MANCHES’TER suburbs, busi by owner, 6-room Ranch. Call MAIN STREET office space, bedroom Ranch with 1% baths, Ranch, large lot In be^tlfully toom, recreation' room, garage, ter St. area. Four bedrooms, Lake, Vernon, half acre 84,200. BOLTON — Immaculate Ranch Steele Explains. His Strategy . CLASSIFIED 4129. ness location 6^-room Ranch, 643-7234 for details. 100 per' cent location near appliances, aluminum siding, wooded setting. Fireplace city utilities. Assumable mort formal dining room, library, Tolland, acre, 83,000. Hayes Attached garage. Only 818,900. SCREENED loam, processed banks-, air-conditioned, auto Hi baths, excellent condition, carport. Asking 824,900. Heri three -bedrooms, 1% baths, fam gage, 830,900. Hutchins Agen assumable 821,000, 6 per cent Agency, 646-0131. 82,000 down to qualified buyer. At Saturday Fund-Raiser gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, matic fire sprinkler. Apply country store,' out buildings. tage House. 646-2482; ily room, large flagstone patio. cy 649-8324. mortgage. Phllbrick Agency; '■------Pasek Realtors, 289-7478. ADVERTISING Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, WANT HORSES? 829,800. Phllbrick Agency, ANDO'VER — Wooded building fill, stone. George H. Grlfflng. Realtors, 646-4200. THREE acres beautiful,^7-room More than 200 people gathered Including a touchdown and a Inc.. Andover. 742-7886. 646-0131. Look at this Immaculate Realtors, 646-4200. lot, artesian well, walking dls- ANDOVER — Price reduced for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS S’TORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St., 1966 Colonial, 2-car garage, 4 tance to lake and school, very in Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton, two point conversion. Downtown Manchester. Avail ' WEST MIDDLE cape with 1% acres of land. MANCHES’TER — Just listed. quick sale. Beautiful 6%-room 8 AJM. to 4 :30 P.M. NEED tires? 40 per cent dis VERNON—Route 83, near traf GARRISON Colonial, modern bedrooms, aluminum siding, good residential area. Paul W. Recently the teams elected able September 1st. Call 622- Large horse stable, ga Immaculate 6 - room Ranch, Raised Ranch. Hand split Saturday night to attend a din count. Premium. First Line. fic circle, modem commercial kitchen, formal dining room, trees, 839,900. Hutchins Agen plus beautiful; family' room, Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- shakes, two fireplaces, 2-car co-captains: Joe Muro and Ran 3114. TURNPIKE rage and fence. Upper 20’s. ner-dance for Republican Con- Wide ovals. And truck tires. building approximately 2300 large living room with fire cy Realtors, 649-8324'. garage, large treed lot. Must 4538. 646-1021. dy Fish for the A team; Steve COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT square feet, central alr-con- garage. Large w ood^ lot - candidate Robert Whltham and Steve Munson for Coles Discount Station, 451 GOOD VISIBLE highway loca Ideal office and professional place, one full and two-half be seen. Upper 20’s. Frechette Near schools and Lake. Only ® t:S0 P.M. DAT BEFORK PUBUOATIO^ West Center St., 643-6332. dltioning, large display area HERITAGE HOUSE baths. Four bedrooms, lot ibox MANCHESTER — 2M acres, one year old. Financing avail- Steele. the B team and Steve Holcombe tion, store and office building, location. Comer parcel with, Realtors, 647-9993. beautiful wooded hide-a-way, storage sheds, large yard. plus waiting and conference 180’. 830.900 Phllbrick Agency. able. 233-3687 or 249-0657. Republican town chairman and Brian Molde for the C Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:A0 p.m. Frlda.i DARK, rich, stone free, loam, rooms, large paved parking extra building lot. Existing 646-2482 U&R A s k 1 n g 810,000. Frechette Suitable all types of business. . Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHES’TER — BeauUful 6------Robert Dixon Introduced the team. five-yards, 820. Sand, grravel, lot, 860,000. Phllbrick Agency, building easily converted. Better Home Realtors, 647-9993. The next game will be against Write Box AA. Manchester Reasonable. room (Jape with 3 bedrooms, BOLTON- —New 8-room cua- guests,* including Manchester YOUR COOPERATION WHX |>| A | 1 stone, fill, manure, pool and 646-4200. BOWERS School — 7 - room Values tom built Raised Ranch. Four Mayor Nath.an Agostln’elll, Re Cromwell at Bolton next Sun-, BE APPRECIATED Herald. c o u n t r y Club area. . .new formal dining room, carpeted V I M k I I patio sand. 643-9604. Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 825,800—MANCHESTER asking day at 2 p.m. LIQUOR store in Manchester, nine room colonial. Four bed living room with fireplace, pri bedrooms, double garage, acre publican candidate for state OFFICE space, Mansfield Pro fireplace, paneling, garage, price on this well kept treed lot. 831,800. Hayes Agen comptroller. The mayor, in his Bulletin Board USEID galvanized angle iron good location. Good income. rooms, TNt baths, two car ga vate shaded yard. Wolverton Resort Property fessional ^ark, close to UConn, HERITAGE HOUSE covered patio, treed lot, child- older colonial that of- cy 646-0l;ll. remarks paid a special tribute The Conservation (Jommlttee 1V4” to 6" in width, 6’-20’ For details call Phllbrick rage. Now under construction. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. For Sale 74 Continued From Preceding Poge r - « rapidly growing area. Over 2,- safe anchor fenced rear yard. ers 6 large rooms In to First Selectman Richard of the Junior Women’s (Jlub will lengths in excellent condition, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 646-2482 Choice setting, land adjoins 000 square feet available at Asking 828,900. Helen D. Cole, perfect condition, 2-car OWNER anxious — Spacious COVENTRY — Log Cabin sum- Morra. meet today at 8 p.m. at the large quantity. Rockville; Town watershed property. T. Realtor, 643-6666. once. Clean electric heat, lots detached |arage, walk 7-room Colonial, 1% baths, cottage, fireplace, com (Candidate Steele spoke brief home of Mrs. Gunthfer Winkler. Help Wanted— Malle 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Scrape, Route 30, Rockville, of light. Keith Real Estate, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. BOLTON $20,000 872-9032. Investment Property MANCHES’TER — Three-bed MANCHES’TER — Immaculate ing distance to schools, fireplace, carpeting, garage, pletely carpeted, enclosed ly, recalling that the seeds of 649-1922, 646-4126. Bolton correspondent Judith ------MEAT cutter wanted, good room Ranch, ideal starter or LAKEWOOD Circle — Unusual 7-room Ranch, fireplace, ga shopping and bus. central. Open for offerings. porch, large lot, owner will Assume B%% FHA Mortgage. his congressional campaign ELECTRICIANS — For Sale 70>A 826.900— HEBRON new 6-room help finance. 89,000. Hayes Donahue, tel. 649-8409. Journey- wages, good working condi ROYAL Electric typewriter, MANCHESTER — Middle retirement home. Convenient Ranch with fireplace 11-ving rage, carpetmg In all rooms, Easy financing. Morrison 8134. Monthly Pays All. originated In Bolton last Decem men and helpers. New work, raised ranch, cathedral tions. Apply In person to John regularly 8196. now 8W. Royal ’Turnpike Near Parkade, mod- MANCHESTER business ly located with city water and room, formal dining room, gorgeous' yard. Asking 826,000. Realtor, 643-1016. Agency, 646-0131. Lake Privileges. ber when he appeared before ceiling living room with residential, Farmington area, ^Quigley, First Poods, 646 Cem portable, 876. Remlngron add em office or store space for block with 6 apartments,, ex sewers. Basement beautifully den, laundry toom, three bed Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. the Republican town committee 1-693-4622. ter St.. Manchester. huge stone fireplace, er, regularly 8139, now 889.95. lease. Will sub-divide. (2- cellent condition. Owner will paneled and carpeted. Flag rooms and gaxage. Large MANCHESTER — 8-room (Colo Vacant 6-room Cape, enclosed , asking for their ' support. He Two Missing Royal adder, 880. Cali 640-7798 wooded lot assures privacy NEW LISTING.— Beautiful 7- kitchen with glass doors nial, four bedrooms, 1% baths, sunporch, fireplace. Anxious stated that his campaign is be INTERESTING part-time work months free rent for new ten finance 80 per cent at 8% per stone patio, permanent gas Out of Town after 6. and lovely view of Country room aluminum-sided Raised and sundeck, built-in recreation room and two ga out-of-state owners. ing staged on two levels, the for dependable person. -After ants.) ’ Call Lou Amida, 644- cent. Terrific income produc barbeque and tool shed in For Sale 75 In Skiff Upset Club and reservoir. Reduced to Ranch, bullt-lns, fireplace, appliances. 10% down rages, on a rural %. acre lot. first being issue-oriented. These noons, delivery and stock. 1639, 643-6454. er. CaU now, Haj’es Agency, small cozy backyard. 822,900. AUTO ALUMINUM sheets used as 828,900. For immediate sale. wall-to-wall carpet, 1% baths, to qualified buyer. Asking 825,900. Philbrick Agen EAST HARTFORD -Six-room issues range, he said, from Ideal for mature college stu 646-0131. ’The Paul W. Dougan Agency, ANDOVER $29,900 Off Greenwich printing plates. .009 thick; 23x 113 E. CENTER ST. — New of Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. family' room, swimming pool, 828.900— BOLTON new 6-room cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Cape in cream puff condition. United States’ Involvement dn dent. Phone 643-0265; ______;------C— Realtors, 649-4636, 646-1021. Service Men 36” , 26 cents each or 5 for $1 © 1»70 br MIA, I»e. fices, air-conditioned, off- ;VIANCHESTER close to shop- ______^______836,900. Wolverton Agency raised ranch, 1 acre Large fireplaced living room, Vacant 5-bedroom, modern 9- Southeast Asia to the need Yor GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) — CAMBRIDGE St. — Six-room treed lot, aluminum sid YOUR FUTURE address could consumer protection against de EXPERIENCED gas station at 643-2711. street parking, ideal for pro ping. 4-family with 4 room NEWLY listed 2-famlly, —large Realtors, 649-2813. country sized kiechen, 3 or 4 room Ranch, built-in kitchen, Police and Coast Guard crews home, well maintained. Estab ing, ■ a stoned front, be 628 Wetherall St., Manches family room with fireplace, 2 ception. Permanent full and part-time tendant. No repairs. Hours " I heard be promised her he would adopt the same fessionals. Many extras. 1,100 apartments, 4-car garage, new 4-5 room apartments. Large bedrooms. Priced right. Mit searched Long Island Sound to positions now available for ex DARK, rich loam for sale. tredd yard. 2 new heating sys lished shaded yard. Rugs and MANCHESTER Is next door to cathedral celling living ter, Conn,, 06040. Take a ride baths, sundeck, walk-out base The second level of his cam 5:15-10 p.m. 83-A-l Gas Station, position auto manufacturers have in the 'subcompact' square feet, 'will subdivide. heating systems and roof. Mid ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930, day for two men who were perienced auto mechanics. reasonable. Call 742-9477 or tems. Priced to sell. 825,600. appliances. Garage. Conven this beautiful 4-room Ranch, room, 2 fireplaces, tiled- by, then call us for details and ment. Easily financed. paign, he continued, is directed Vernon, 646-1634. Beechler - ’Tanguay, 646-2212. 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. or 647-1873. thrown off a 12-foot skiff when ' Openings also exist for: 872-4366. field — no more annual model changes!" M. H. Palmer, Realtor, 643- ient to shopping, schools and has oversized garage and in bath with vanity, work inspection. The Paul W. Dou toward the service aspect of it overturned In a sudden gusty VERNON for lease, . 3,000 MANCHESTER — 17 - room bus line. Owner - Broker, 649- excellent condition.-Call on this. saver kitchen, glass gan Agency, Realtors, 649- BOLTON — Ranch, six rooms, office. On this point he prom ABOVE ground pool, 20x22’, 6321. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor squall Simday afternoon. TIRE CHANGER square ft. building suitable for house on high traffic count ^ 9644, 872-4732. 819,600. Mitten Agency, Real doors and sundeck. Only 4635, 646-1021. large kitchen, three bedrooms, ised three things: To establish Salesmen Wanted 36-A overall 24x30, with deck, lad light industry, offices or any highway situated on 19,800 tors, 643-6930. 10% down. large living room with fire four permanently staffed office A survivor of the accident, LUBRICATION MEN der and new filter. Best offer. Household Goods SI Apartments— Flats— 649-5371 John Lo Nlgro, 41, of Yonkers, commercial .use. Centrally lo square foot parcel, good busi CONVENIENCE PLUS SOUTH FARMS d e v e lo p m e n t-^ _ 836,500—MANCHESTER Immac OWNERS anxious for quick place and exposed beams. Lot within the district; to have open 643-7634. Tenements .63 Mo... ,..1*1, I* *^*iii*> MANCHESTER — 8 and 5 spa- N.Y. told police the skiff over WE OFFER SEWING MACHINE — New ______cated, ample parking, good ness potential. Phllbrick Agen Handy to everything—Ideal New homes with city utilities. , two-famllv in ulate 7-room colonial sale. Six-year-old U & R (Co with 300’ frontage. 822,700. office hours on weekends, and INTERVIEWING two-family in excellent turned after he had stepped from 1969 zigzag, unclaimed laya- LOOKING for anything in real terms, Cantor & Goldfarb cy, Realtors, 646-4200. for children. Immaculate Prices start at 831,900. Rich two lamiiy m cape. First floor pan lonial. Five bedrooms, 3% Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, to visit each of the 64 towns in • Excellent pay MILES —.Shop arc welder, 236 condition. Recently moderniz it onto a motorboat about a half amp, high, medium, low way, buttonholes, monograms, estate rental - apartments. Realtors, 643-8442, 876-6244. Cape with city utilities, a Merritt Agency, 646-1180. ed, large treed lot. Many ex eled family room with baths, 2 fireplaces. Many other 646-4200. VERNON—Immaculate 8-room the district during the coming A national collection cor INCOME — South Main St., 3- large detached garage on a extras. Price reduced to 869,- mileOiouth of Island Beach. • Liberal benefits range. Never usM. Cost 8168 hems, etc. Now only 864. Easy tras. Asking 833,800. ’The Mit many bullt-lns, 2 fire Colonial reduced to 829,900. Ef year. poration seeks executive MANcS ^ E R Green-f^und famlly property, excellent in private lot^ A home of UNUSUAL- home, actually two 900. For deioils call Phllbrick BOLTON LAKE Greenwich police said the two new, sale price, 8100. Call 646- terms. 522-0931 dealer. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As- ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6030 places, huge ll'vlng ficient eat-ln-kitchen, dining Other candidates who were type SEilesmen to solicit de floor, 900 square feet, front vestment, central location, city warmth and charm. Im homes, one with 8 rooms and Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. men missing were not identified. • Year ’round employment 3653. ------sociates, Inc. 643-6129. or 647-1873. room, formal dining 1835 COLONIAL room, paneled fireplace wall, present at the affair included linquent accounts. Field portion Carpeted. Second floor utilities. Owner says sell. Mor mediate occupancy — three one with 5 rooms, both expand room, carpeted through- Large home with lake privileges ’ heated rec room, professional Mrs. Dorothy Miller, state rep Lo Nigro said he had hired the • Excellent working conditions training, high commissions HANNAH’S husband Hector, KENMORE, 4-bumer gas stove. ONE - BEDROOM Townhouse 3 adjoining offices. Will rent rison Agency, Realtor, 643- bedrooms—two zone heat. able. Situated on well land MANCHESTER — New custom ' out. Central air condi SEVEN-ROOM (Cape, lour bed in lovely setting of large trees ly landscaped. Louis Dimock resentative from Andover, Bol pair at Capt. John’s Boat Yard plus bonus plan to men 6 years old, 850. Call 649-1649. together or one or two jsepar- 1016. scaped acre. Call for details. rooms. 2 - car garage, 1% In Bye, N.Y., to take him fish • Merchandise discount hates hard work so he cleans apartment at beautiful Pine A steal—low 20’s. Mr. Lew 4-bedroom, Garrison Colonial, tioning. Jmmedlate oc and stone walls. Good income Realty, 649-9823. ton nad Coventry; Thomas Car- meeting our requirements. Ridge Viliage. Avaiiable Oct. ately. Call 649-2741, 649-6688. is, 649-5306. Asking 864,900. Phllbrick baths, well landscaped. Rock- mthers. Republican candidate ing. He said they cruised aroimd the rugs with Blue Lustre. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, aluminum siding, fireplace, cupancy. Excellent val from year ’round g;uest house • Opportunity for advancement For appointment for person Rent electric shampooer ' 81- 1st. 8190 per month includes Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ledge area. Under 830,000. plus possibility for home busi for Senate from the 35 district; the Sound and were within sight ranges, automatic washers INDUSTRIAL space of various dishwasher, disposal oven and ue. VERNON — Modem 6-room (Jo- al interview in Hartford, heat, carpeting, air-condition Load For Sale 71 846.000— MANCHESTER new 10 Keith Ileal Estate, 649-1922, ness. 9 large rooms include 8 Tolland County Sheriff Paul of Green-wlch when the squall Olcott Variety Store. ■ with guarantees. See them at sizes from 300 to 10,000 square . o B & range, city water and sewer. lonlal. Three bedrooms, two- APPLY TO STORE MANAGER write Manager, Drawer 437, ing, dishwasher, range, re OVERSIZED 2-ftimlly, 6-6 Du room custom built 646-4126. Sweeney; State Representative blew up with heavy seas, a gusty B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 feet. Suitable for many pur GLASTONBURY — 60 scenic b ARROWS and WALLACE Co. Walk to bus, shopping and bedrooms, large living room, king sized, sewing room, spa Mentor, Ohio, 44060. YOU saved and slaved for wall- frigerator, disposal, private plex. Newly painted, modem raised ranch. 4 bed- dining room, family room, large cious living room with fire Robert King froni Ellington; wind and rain. Main St. Call 643-2171. poses. Glastonbury area. Call acres, owner asking 870,000. Manchester Parkade schools. 83,300 down to quali to-wall carpet. Keep it new basement and patio. Paul W. baths. Only 826,900. Pasek ' rooms, family style MANCHESTER — First time kitchen with Dutch oven fire-, place, formal dining room, Norman Preussi seeking re- The open, aluminum skiff wal 633-7611, days. Evenings, 649- Over 1,000’ frontage. 17 min^ Manchester 649-5306 Realtors, 289-7478, 646-4678. fied buyer. Builder 649-5824, CALDOR, INC with Blue Lustre. Rent elect MOVING — Phllco electric cop- Dougan, Agency, 640-4535, 646- utee to Constitution Plaza. Jes- 643-0609. kitchen, large ll'vlng on the market, 4-bedroom old place, plus office and large wall-to-wall carpeting, 1% election as judge of probate, and lowed In the storm, Lo Nlgro trie shampooer, 81- The Sher- 7287, or 746-7819. 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester per tone stove, like new. Fed- 1021. dor Realty, 633-1411. 824,900 — MANCHESTER EIGHT-ROOM Colonial^ like room, paneled rec- er home. Large kitchen, living workshop. There are 7' fire baths, large lot with a view. Barbara Dunn of East Hartford, said, and the men hailed a pass wln-Wiiliams Co. Help Wanted— der air-conditioner, 1% ton, EXCELLENT location, next to large five-room Ranch. Twin . new, tastefully decorated. CENTRALLY located 6-room room, 2 fireplaces, 2 room, dining room, and sun places, inside shutters and oth Assumable mortgage. $25,900. Republican candidate for secre ing motorboat. NEWER two - family duplex, room down, 818,500. Wolverton ’ Or CaU 110 voltage. 649-6439. comer of Berlin "Tphe., New- APPROXIMATELY 5 acres. sized bedrooms, fireplace, city Wall-to-wall carpeting, bullt- house, Four rooms down and baths, 2-car garage, er old features. Another acre Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, tary of state. Lo Nigro said he climbed Male or Female 37 KEEP carpet cleaning prob- four large rooms, wall-to-wall 649-2876 ington. Conn., actoss from Me frontage. Five-room old lns In kitchen, 14x24’ living two np. Bath up. Small lot, large wooded lot high Agency Realtors, 649-2813. with large bam also available. 646-4200. Steel’s campaign co-ordlnator aboard the motorboat with a line lerns smali - use Biue Lustre DINING room table and 6 carpeting ''in living room, 1% utilities. Assumable per cent MAN OR woman to sell real Donald’s Reataurant. 2,000’ re- er home, half mile to Martin room with fireplace, large minutes to Main St. Only location. Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 or for Bolton is Morra. He is being from the skiff under his arm. wall to wall. Rent electric baths, full basement with mortgage. Hutchins Agency, MANfCHESTER estate. Experience helpful but chairs. 875. Hi-Fi cabinet, $5. . tall location, 2,000’ office School. Owner will take siz screened porch and patio. 819,600. T. J. Crockett, Real 839,900—SOUTH WINDSOR F. Bohnne, 668-2029. CXJ'VENTRY — Four acres with assisted by Mrs. Donald Ted- He told police that the line PROGRAMMERS — (2)— one- shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & hookups. Good location. Close Realtors, 049-5324. not essential. Will train right All mahogany. 647-1263. space, air-conditioned and able first mortgage, M. H. First-floor family room, four tor, 643-1577. • choose your own decor CONVENIENCE!! frontage on two roads, trees, ford, vice-chairman of the Re- slipped away as he stumbled on year experience in RPG, Co Wallpaper Supply. to school. 8190. per month. J. WATSON BEACH CO.- person. Ask for Mr. Philbrick, 6,500’ warehouse. New build Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. NEW ON the Market — West bedrooms. Well planned clos on this new 7-room Is as important as low Hartford Office ^547-1650 running trout brook. Gravel publican Town Committee. The to the deck of the boat and the balt, or BAL with IBM 360 REFRIGERATOR, sofa - bed, Call 643-2282 or 644-8896. PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, maintenance for the retired arrangement for the program 646-4200. ing. Lease entire building or Side, comer lot, B-zoned. ets and storage areas. Phil raised ranch, cathedral tree lined road runs through skiff churned away in the wake. equipment. Starting to 89,600. two chairs, end table, drop approximately 2,800 square couple. This B-room, three were made by Mrs. Malcolm will sub-dlvlde. Call or write Six-room older home, plus one- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- ceiling living room, NORTH COVENTRY — $23,600. property. Four-bedroom home, The motorboat, operated by Rita Personnel, 646-4040. Boars and Accessories 46 leaf table, rugs, lamps, some VILLAGER Apartment — one- Houses For Sale 72 feet of living sp a ce,18x24’ liv year old, aluminum sided Lambert and Mrs. Richard OFFICE help, male or female, owner, Stoddard Investm ent,______car garage. 819,000. Keith Real 4200. family style kitchen, , Nicely designed 6-room Ranch. fireplace, basement garage. John E. Bonner of Greenwich, antiques. 2 h.p. motor, tools bedroom, carpeting, two air- ing room with fireplace, Ranch has both. Custom Rose. full or part-time, days’ or eve- GERICH Marine Service 1082 Inc., 740 North Main St., West SUBURBAN Splendor, 8-room Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. complete bullt-lns, 2 Fireplace, paneled family Excellent value.- $26,900. Can eventually caught up with the and much more. Call 6'43-2295 conditioners, heat, appliances, formal dining, modem kitch built for retired couple that First Aid Course / nings. Excellent wages, learn Tolland Tpke., Buckland. Hartford. Phone 203-232-4867. Contemporary Split In ex 826,600 6^-ROOM Raised Ranch. lull baths, 2-car garage. room, new ceramic tile bath, tor & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643- skiff, Lo Nigro raid, but the after 3:30 p.m. 8185. Charles Lesperance, 649- MANCHES’TER vicinity —Look en, library with fireplace, must move to Florida. Price A final reminder thaS-the Red While you earn. Call 646-0630 Evlnrude Sales and s e r v i c e ______Brokers protected. quisite setting on IH acres. Wall-wall carpet, 1% baths, Convenient location. ' spacious tree shaded lot. Louis 8442, 876-6244. small boat was overturned and CARPENTER’S 7620. ing for a starter home? We upper twenties. J. J. Mc for details. and Evlnrude snowmobile r q p e r gas stove, 850. Frigid- ______Only three years young, IH paneled recreation room, fire three large bedrooms, spacious 848.000— SOUTH WINDSOR Im Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. Cross first ^aid course sponsored two occupants missing, have several priced from 814,- Laughlin, 649-5306. by the Community Affairs com HELPER sales and service. Boating- alre refrigerator, two years 3% ROOMS, heated, refrigerator baths, basement garage. In place, garage, acre lot. paneled family room with fire mediate occupancy on NORTH Coventry — 6^4-room 900 to 819,600. Mitten Agency, VERNON mittee of the Junior Women’s Snowmobile accessories. old, b ^ t offer. Call 647-9264. and stove ^supplied, 8150. per Houses For Rent 65 numerable extras you must Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. place, 3% baths, wall-to-wall this 8-room custom co Ranch, fireplace, bullt-lns, ga Sifuarions Wontod— Realtors, 643-6930, 647-1673. carpeting In many rooms, FOR COLONIAL BUFFS rage, patio, nice area near Club will begin on Wednesday. Skid shop, Six-day week. month. Near hospital. Phll see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, lonial. Paneled first- SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch. MANCHESTER — Six - room patio, swimming pool, two-car B &L W ** Seven room, full dormered school, 1^0,900. Hayes Agency, Classes will be held every San Juan Mayor Fem ale 38 brick Agency, Realtors, 646- 643-6930 or 647-1673. floor family room wltlr^ and WALLACJE Co. first shift. Horists— Nurseries 49 Rec room, fireplace, two-car Cape, Verplanck School. 12x24’ garage 'and a 3 acre lot with a ■ Cape—1% baths, fireplace— - Wednesday evening through HAVE round table wish to sell, 4200. rusUc stone fireplace, Manchester Parkade 646-0131. DAY CARE — 3-6 year old in garage. 8280. per month. The c iR C A 1740 large authentic Co- living room, fireplace, three view, surrounds this lovely carpeting. Reeks of Colon Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. at St. Mau Asks Vote Power CANADIAN Hemlocks — Dig 2 ------^ chairs also.,Call______643-0681. country styje kitchen, Blue cross, CMS, life In my licensed home, playmate. NORTHWOOD Apartments — Paul W. Dougan Agency, 649- NOTICE bedrooms, garage. Excellent Manchester 649-6306 ial charm. Beamed ceilings, rice’s parish center. Anyone in lonial, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, custom built home. 850’s, Phll formal dining room and WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — surance and other fringe Hackmatack St., 643-0124. your own, 83 each. Call 644- c r a n e CHEF — stove, refrig- One and two-bedroom apart 4535, 646-1021. condition. Only 824,900. Hayes Colonial wall-paper — split terested In signing up for the 2 baths, some of the original PUBLIC HEARING brick Agency, Realtors, 646- living room. 4 large SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch Wanted— Real Estate 77 Americans of Puerto Rican de benefits. 1854 or 1-749-8401. erator, sink unit, 36” x28” x28” ments, central air-condition floors, laths, doors, etc. Can SALE OF REAL ESTATE Agency, 646-0131. rail fenchtg—big treed lot. program may contact Mrs. Jo WANTED to clean, dentist or SOi/ tH Windsor — Perfect 4200. bedrooms, H i baths, with 2-car garage, large kitch scent should try to gain "Puerto HARDY chrysanthemums load electric. Ideal for apartment. ing, carpeting, b£(icony, car rent upstairs while restoring If BOARD OF DIRECTORS aluminum siding, 2-car A home with a lot of pzazz! seph Haloburdo on Laurwood doctor offices. Call after 3 family location. Three-bed- MANCHES’TER — ’Three-bed en with bullt-lns, 3 bedrooms, Rican power’’’—through the bal ed with buds and blossoms in Excellent condition. Reason ports, pius other iuxury fea desired. Assumable mortgage. ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER, GREAT 2-famlly value, 5-6, garage. You must hurry for this one. ALL CASH for your property Drive. There is no charge for COLONIAL BOARD CO. p.m., 643-6789. room Split Level, 1% bat^, room Ranch, modem kitchen walk to shopping, schools and dining room, huge family the course. lot box—says' the mayor of San Eill able, 649-4102. tures. From 8226. J. D. Real Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, CONNECTICUT 867.000— MANCHESTER Excep Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. within 24 hours. Avoid red colors, 90 cents each. Open fireplace, garage, .recreation room, 2 full baths, l(X)xl86 lot. Juan, P.R. 615 Parker St. 7 days a week and evenings Estate Associates, 643-6129. 646-4200. PROPOSED ORDINANCE with bullt-ins, dining “ L” , fam church. A lovely home and a tional type 11 room tape. Instant service. Hayes Tigers Roar room. 8250 monthly. After 6:30 830,900. Wolverton Agency, In a radio interview here Sim- Manchester Dogs— Blrds>—Pets 41 till dark. Pontlcelli’s Green Notice is hereby given that ily room, fireplace, wall-to- fine investment. The smart ranch. 6 bedrooms, spe Agency, 646-0131. The Bolton Tigers easily roll Musical Instruments S3 635 CENTER St. —4%-room p.m. 644-8009, weekends any Realtors, 649-2813. • • B &L W • • ed to their third straight victory after making a speech in house and Nursery, 433 No. ATTRACTIVE four - bedroom the Board of Directors, Town of wall carpeting, garage and way to become a property own cious living room and Mrs. E. S. Loftus duplex, 1% baths, all appli BARROWS and WALLACE Co. OUT-OF-TOWN buyer wishes to Sunday by defeating the Tolland Spanish, Carlos Romero Barcel- FREE — Black male kitten, 8 Main St., Manchester. time. Cape with garage, acerage and Manchester, Connecticut, will , recreation room. Handy loca- er. 828,000. Call Warren E. family room, separate MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 weeks old. Half Siamese, half ances, fully carpeted, 2 air-: horse stable. Located In town. ' tion. Very clean. Assumable Howland, Realtor 643-1108. Manchester Parkade purchase 3-bedr(ram' Colonial Tornadoes by a score of 24 to lo said that "Puerto Rican power REYNOLDS slide- trombone, hold a Public Hearing in the study, big kitchen with 'With 2 car garage, nice floor neighborhood. 649-1076. conditioners, heat, hot water, SIX-ROOM Colonial. Rental Exceptional quality. Call Manchester 649-6306 with formal dining room and is not the use of violence or ask for Tom, 643-9471. Hearing Room at the Municipal mortgage. 829,600. PhUbrick delux built-ins, 3 sets plan Including 2 bedrooms, ex 0. They are now tied for first sound proofing, storage and agreement, 8225. Wolverton Heritage House, 646-2482. MANCHESTER — A spacious first-floor family room in a intimidation as other groups MEICHANIC — fully exi>eri- BLUE spruce all sizes. Call 643- Building, 41 Center Street, Man- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. of glass sliding doors, 3 cellent condition. A good buy. WILLIMAI’n C — a a ss A place In the Southern (Confer AKC registered Brittany Span parking. On bus line, near Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. lawn surrounds this four-bed price range of $30,000. — $36,- ence of the Charter Oak Midg have done, but exercising power enced for domestic oil burners, 7686, after 6. DRUM SET, 4-pieces. A real NEW LISTING — Immaculate Chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, baths, 16x32 In the Woiverton Agency. Realtors. neighborhood, three-bedroom iel puppies. Excellent hunting ------■ V.------shopping. 8195 per month. CENTRAL location . . .six - room Cape In a neighborhood 000. Call Paul W. Dougan through the electoral process by permanent position. Excellent bargain. Call 742-8371 after 4 ground cement pool, et Football League. stock. 875. Call 1-267-9801. Phone Charles Pontlcelli, 649- Ranch with finished basement, October 6, 1970, at 8:00 P.M. bedroom single In good resi- ideal for your children. Asking 849-2813. ' Cape with formal dining room, Agency, Realtors, 649-4636. being a united group." fringe benefits. Apply in per p.m. treed lot, high location. Both the A and B team defen Fuel and Foe^ 49-A 9644. .put of Town garage, living room with wall- to consider and act on the fol- denUal area. 2%, baths, fire 824,900. Mortgage balance of bullt-ins, garage, city utilities. The Puerto Rican mayor and son, W. G. Glenney Co., 336 AKC registered black miniature Many extras. Must be Sparkling at $23,900. Lesaenger sive units were given credit for PIANO — Shaeffer black, up Fp r Relit 66 to-wall plus beamed ceiling. lowing: place . . .a home loaded with 814,600 is assumable ■with UNDER $21,000, six-room Cape, Mayor Edward Bergln of Water- North Main St., Manchester.. female poodles. Six weeks old. FIREPLACE wood for sale, 820 seen. Co., Realtors, 1-423-9291, 742- LAND — Louis Dlmock Realty holding the Tornadoes to a sin right with bench. Good condi SIX ROOMS and garage. Secu 820,500. Wolverton Agency Real The sale from the Town of possibilities. Lot Is 90 x 180. monthly payments of 8129 In three or four bddrooms, large bury were among dignitaries on Only two left. 8100. 649-4063. per cord, delivered, Rockville rity deposit, no pets. 8135 COLCHESTER' Unfurnished Realtors, 649-9823. gle first down the entire game. tion. Has •' exceilent tone. 649- tors, 649-2813. Manchester to Mr. John F. Krar Owner will consider taking cluding principle, interest and Lots & Acreage yard, ideal for children. 514 9718. the reviewing stand of the sev area. 876-6676. 4-room apartmeht^_ in residen The offensive units deserve 2660 after 3 p.m. monthly. Call 643-8418. ------Et Als of real estate located on your present home In trade. taxes. The Paul W. Dougan BOLTON—Birch Mountain, 8- per cent assumable mortgage. enth annual Plierto Rican Day PEKINGESE — AKC, male, 3 tial section. Half "'iqlle from MANCHESTER Four - bed- Hillstown Road in the Town of acres 1,000 ft. of front- R. T. Dolln Agency, 247-3780 equal commendation for com months, sired by. champion Soon vacant. T. J. Crockett, Agency, Realtors, 649-4835, 646- Parade, viewed by some 10,000 PRINTING PLANT ONE-BEDROOM at Sunny shopping center. 8150 monthly, room oversized Cape. Large Manchester, for the sum of 81,- agtf only 8816,000. or 643-2861. mitting no fumbles in spite of Tonl-Tol of Ra-Lyn. Call morn Gordon— Farm— GRE’TCH Country Gentleman Realtor, 643-1677. 1021. persons despite a steady down guitar and Fender super re Brook Village, Oct. 1st. occu Heat and utilities included, se wooded lot. Walk to bus, 350.00. BOLTON—Route 86, 26 acres, NOTICE a sloppy field. Coach Gil Bois- ings or after 7_,p.m. 649-7410. pancy. 8165 per month In pour. , PROOFREADEFU-To read Dairy Products 50 verb amplifier, 8560. 643-2950. curity deposit required. 637-1993 school, shopping. Renovated A copy of the proposed Ordi 325’ frontage, good in NINE-ROOM Colonial, 6 bed PUBLIC HEARING oneau cited Roger Barrett and cludes, heat, air-conditioning, plates. Prefer experience or 742-7607. bath and Mtchen; Immediate nance may be seen In the Town vestment property 826,- rooms, paneled family room, Steve Whltham for their out CONCORD grapes, pick your and appliances. Paul W. Dou ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS standing defensive play. He also but will train. « FREE — "Two kittens. Call af occupancy. 821,600. Meyer clerk’s office during business 000. ^ bullt-ins, 2% baths, double ga BOARD OF DIRECTORS own, bring own container, aft- p ja NO—Tiffany upright needs gan Agency, 649-4535, 646-1021. praised the performance of run Swit2ierland Buries ter 2 p.m., 643-2622. . Realtors, 643-0600. hours. It’S Swing? For Quitters BOLTON—Approximately 75 rage, large treed lot. Hutchins TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Wages commensurate with er 4 p.m. 270 Hackmatack St., ,35 742.9362. ning backs Joe Muro for the 2Mi-ROOM apartment', utilities RIDGEVIEW HEIGHTS Dated at Manchester, Con acres. Ideal for sub^- Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. - ; Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Author Remarque experience, plus a liberal rear, Manchester. ______. MANCHES’TER — ’Two-family, Manchester, (Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the A team and Steve Munson fori furnished. Call after 6 p.m., necticut, this 24th day of Sep vision or - Investment. benefit program that In needs work, excellent poten MANCHESTER — U & R, 7- Highland Park School, 397 Porter Street, Manchester, Connecticut, the B team. RON(X)N Switzerland (AP) — ™y^ur^own peppers. 2M a u b ERT clarinet, case, good 643-0578. tember, 1970. ' 875,000. cludes a non-contributory good home. Call 643-2662. High in the hills of WiUing- tial. Asking 816,900. ’Three- room deluxe Colonial, 2% Tuesday, October 6, 1970, at 8 :00 p.m. to consider and act on the The quarterback, Dane Ward, Author Erich Maria Remarqe, pension plan. Hillstown Rd., Manchester, condition, 869. Call 649-6840. family, needs work, excellent James F. Farr, AVAILABLE October 1st, four ton. New deluxe 3% and 4H baths, double garage. Ex following: was credited with superior ball who gained fame 'with his clas bring your own containers. potential. Asking ■ 821,900. Secretary U&l R Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 LAST of Sarah’s babies, two large rooms. Range, refrigera rooms. 8150, 8176, 8186. Util clusive rtcecutlve neighbor control and play execution un sic antiwar novel "All Quiet on Apply in person or call: Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Board of Directors Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $14,000.00 silver gray angora kittens, 7- TURNIPS, yellow glbbe and’ tor, dishwasher, air-condition ities not Included. Wall-to- REALTY CO., INC. hood. Selling below replace der extremely adverse condi the Western Front,” was buried weeks, box trained. Free. 649- Office and Store wall, sliding glass doors to Manchester, Connecticut J for Adult Basic Education, Title m , P.L. 89-760, to purple tops, 81-25 half bushel. ing, garbage disposal, heat, HENRY ST. — Owner moving, 99 East Center St. ment cost. Hayes Agency, 646- be financed by State Grant. tions. Joe Muro played his usual In a Swiss 'village cemetery Sim 4238. terrace or balcony. Roomy ALLIED PRINTING Comer Glode Lane and ’Tol Equipment 54 wall-to-wall carpeting. 8190. renovated 7 - room Colonial, . Manchester 0131. ' Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 fine game, recovering two fum day after a private family ro- land St. Near Manchester, monthly. 643-1070. with many extras. Call Pat Robert ■ D. Murdock, Realtor ' Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $37,600.00 bles and scoring two touch neral. -, . SERVICES FOUR pretty, friendly kitttens, COOLED candy display Case, Huffman, rent^ agent. beautiful bright new kitchen, MAN(JHESTER New Usting, East Hartford town line. dining, living room, den and 643-2892, 643-6472 for Project Outd(x>r8, Titlle HI, P.L. 89-10 for downs. The German-bom author died trained. See at 43 Lyndale St. 4’x4’x26” , original value 8990. E.V.G .Rental Associates — At ^ AND ^ $6,200 assumes 6 per cent 679 Middle Tpke, West lavatory down. ’Three bed 1970-71, to be financed by State Grant. The other scoring came on a In a Locarno clinic at the age of 649-5166. Will sell, take with you for 875. tention landlords, complete SUDDENLY mortgage, 5%-room Ranch. Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 Manchester, Conn. rooms up. Fine neighborhood. safety when Rick Holcombe and 72 Friday after a long illness. ~ Household Goods 51 Call 643-1581, display manager. rental services available con 742-6955 IMMACULATE 7-room Colonial Excellent condition. Private Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... 8 8,600.00 643-1101 Immediate occupancy. "Sensi YOU’RE IN Steve Whltham tackled the Tol Remarue’s widow, Paulette sisting of rentals, collections, 'With attached garage, formal yard, rec room, $23,600. for Industrial Arte Programs, to be financed with a land ball carrier in the end Goddard, walked alone behind Articles For Sale 45 APAR’TMENT size refrigerator, and minor Repairs. Call 876- bly priced at 828,900. T. J. BUSINESS dining room, fireplace, first- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. State-In-Ald Grant to be reimbursed periodically. like new, 8?5. Gas range, 830. Wanted—To Bdy 58 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 zone. Paul Gross was respon the hearse, followed by friends 0006. ■ MAKING floor family room, one full, 2 sible for thg remaining points. COMPLETE bathroom set, sold Metal wall hung kitchen cabl- HOUSEHOLD lots - Antiques BOLTON — Thrde-room winter Educational Special Projects, Fund 4 1 ...... $22,116.60 and relatives. 10 yards behind. MECHANIC — Pin setting ma as a unit or separately. Hot FOUR families . . .excellent in GOOD MONEY half baths, central air, loads for Vocational Education Programs, ,to be financed nets. Aluminum combination , , , . , , . ’ BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, ized cottage. Call 643-7246. of closet space. Many more ex chines, will train. Inquire Holi water oil furnace. IGtchen storm doors, 32x80 and 36x80. brick-a-brac, locks, frames, vestments. .We have two of ■ (Recession Proof) BIG-BIG-BIG by State Department of ^^ucation. Division of Vo carpeting, appliances, air-con tras. A must see home offered day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., sink, counter and cabinets.' Reasonable. 6^3-2465, 643-8609. glassware. We buy estates. them for sale on the east side. cational Education Grant, to be reimbursed period TOWN OF MANCHESTER Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ditioning, private finished base We're proud to talk about our for 829,900 by the Paul W. Four-bedroom home 'with Manchester. Reasonable. 643-2466, 643-8609. ______^____1______ments. Attractive residential Good financing. T. J. Crockett, ically. SINGER touch and sew with 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. business. It's fascinating. Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- family room, 2% baths. 2- Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 area. Adulls only, no pets. L.F. Realtor, 643-1877. Dynamic. Appeals to the small car garage and gorgeous LEGAL NOTICE cabinet. Monograms, hems, . Wanted To Rent 68 4636, 646-1021. Educational Special Projects, Fun<}, 41 ...... $61,132.00 The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public heai^ Flano, 649-6371. investor. No experience necejs- I'uncj' treed lot. Low 40’s. embroiders, etc. Used, excel WANTED — Antique furniture, sary. With very little money he for Project I (#77-1) under Title I, P.L. 89-10, to be Ings on October 5, 1970 at 7;30 P.M. ih the Municipal Building Help Wanted—Male or Female 37 glass, pewter, oil paintings or FAMILY of 8 looking for a 8 or Qui!/ IMMEDIATE Occupancy — 3- financed from State Grant. lent condition. Guaranteed. BIRCH ST. — 6 large rooms, 3 or she can achieve financial to propose the following; other antique Items. Any quan- 6-room apartment with heat, bedroom oversized Cape, rec Proposed additionaj appropriation to 1970-71 Full price now 856 or 7 month bedrooms, second floor, 8180, WOODLAND satisfaction — quickly or mod* HERITAGE HOUSE Ite'm 1 Adoption of a new zone regulation entitled Comprehensive will pay up to 8160. Call 648- erately. It's yours to decide. reation room, .wall-to-wall car Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $11,456.00 Urban Development Zone "CUD” . The "CUD" regulation ly payments of 88. 622-0476, The Harrison’s, 643-8709, stove, parking. 649-8350. OaMand Street 0746. MANOR Ours is a vending machine peting, garage, central. All of 646-2482 for Project I (#77-1) under Title I, P.L. 89-10, to be will control development and uses of a comprehensive dealer. program. The best. We sell you fers considered. Morrison, financed from State Grant. urban cliaracter according to a plan of development MALE & FEMALE SIX-ROOM Duplex,, remodeled Ussery machines, establish - > BUSINESS woman looking for Realtor, 643-1016. Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 which must be approved by the Planning^ and Zoning TAG SALE — 4 Green Rd. ELECTRIC trains for 3-rail route locations. Provide finest bath, stove, 3 bedrooms, base 4 or 3-room apartment. Rea APARTMENTS Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $74,098.00 - (Commission and will apply only to areas whdeh are zoned • FINISHING MACHINE OPERATOR dishes, gleisses, antiques, track, any age, any condition. line of snack items. We train, NEW LIS'HNG — 822,900. Im ment, attic and sunporch. One- sonable rent. Call 646-388Q. Homestead Street 92 BOLTON STREET — 6- for Project I (#77-1) under P.A. 35 for Disadvan for "CUD". clothes (boy’s and lady’s) Lionel, Ives, etc. Please have Manchester, Conn. counsel, guide, hold your hand maculate 6-room Cape. Ga taged (Children, to be financed from State Grant. • WEAVERS two children accepted. No until you're firmly entrenched. room Cape, 3 bedrooms, for rage, remodeled kitchen, over No change in the present zoning boundaries are proposed. miscellaneous items. Starting your price ready 649-7603. pets. Available Oct. 1st. 8100 Propos.ed additional appropriation to 1970-71. • LOOMFIXERS WOODLAND MANOR offers No experience necessary. Just mal dining room. Low 20's. La- sized bedrooms. Pasek Real (Copies of the proposed "CUD” reg;ulation may be ob- Sept. 29, 10-4. security. Call between 4-6 p.m. honesty, integrity, willingness Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... 8 7,121.00 , tained from the Planning Department office in the Muni Business Property the ultimate in convenient Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- tors, 289-7476. ' • INSPECTOR 643-0834. to listen, work and give good for Project P (#77-1) Non-public school provisions, cipal Building. / KELVINATOR electric Rooms Without Board 59 For Sale 70 prestige Uving, with schools, service. '> 2440. P.A. 35, to be financed from State Grant. • MATERIAL HANDLERS shopping and religious facil 6-6 DUPLEX needs some work. Item 2 Central Business District stove, very good condiUon, 850. u a r q E furnished room for You need a car and at least MANCHESTER —Price reduc- Propoeed additional appropriation to Fire District The (Commission proposes to desigm^to the Central Busi RESTAURANT business show ities nearby. $600 to $1500 for minimum in Separate furnaces. Excellent Special Fund, 1970-71 Budget ...... 8 6,000.00 Company paid benefits including profit sharing. ,74^-7284. male only, parking, 816. week- Furnished e<^ Qn this quality 9-room, five- ness Zone as "CBD Zone". This area, presently zoned ing excellent net profit in high- vestment strictly for equips neighborhood. Central. Asking lor replacement of plck-up truck an(l equipment, to . "Business HI" Is defined in the Zoning Regulations as Apply: ------!------Iy .;ca U 644-0123 after 8. • Apartm ents 63>A traffic count location. Es IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ment and inventory. No fee or bedroom, two-year-old Gar 825,500. Keith Real Estate, 649- be financed from unappropriated surplus. extra of any kind required. Be being: tablished over 20 years. Price Spacious one-bedroom apart rison Colonial. Kitchen with 1922, 646-4126. Proposed additional appropriation to Water Depart ". . . that part of the Business Zone within 160 feet THE THOMPSON House — Cot- ATTRACTIVE 8-room, fumish- Includes all the real estate, ments, refrigerator, stove, ambitious and willing to ex built-ins, family room with ment Fimd, Transfer to Water Reserve Fund...... $33,800.00 im T T A T IO N tage St., centrally located, ed, heated apartment. Large pand. • of Main Street between Myrtle and Forest Streets on CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. restaurant fully equipped, pliu dishwasher, disposal, air-con Vending is a vigorous 4- fireplace, 2hi baths, 2 garages FIVE bedrooms, three baths. to be financed from unappropriated surplus. the west side, and within 600 feet of Main Street large pleasantly furnished closets. Private entrances. a house. 868,000. Owner will ditioning, full carpeting, elec This beautiful Weather- and aluminum siding. Now ten - room custom Contempo Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund 31 COOPER HILL ST. T O BID tric heat. billion plus recession proof The long-line waist ends between Brajnard Place and 'School Street on the rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Adults. No pets. References. take back mortgage. Philbrick business. Cash sales. No Vane design is only one asking $41,500. Philbrick Agen rary Raised Rauich, 3,000 Biulget 1970-71, Police Department ...... 8 3,000.00 east side." MANCHESTER, CONN. for overnight and permanent 643-4860. in a short skirt of flip-, of twelve handsome duilt for (Communications System Study, to be financed SNOW REMOVAL Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. credit risks. Equipment works pleats for that ‘s«'in|iy cy, Realtors, 646-4200. square feet living space in Hie regulations governing Business HI wlU apply and guest rates. Model apartment open for for you day and night — even patterns ofTererl in this choice area. Large sundeck by State Grant already received. Took. No. continue in effect, and the Zoning Reg;ulatlohs will be THREE rooms, shower, all util inspection Sat. ar(d Sun. 1-8, while you sleep. Quick turn collection . . ■ Q7IOJ. ATTRACmVE 6-room Cape, overlooks magnificent 'view, Proppsed additional appropriation to General Fund amended accordingly. NICE ROOM in private home, ities included. Just finished re over. Orij^inal investment can PHOTO-CUlIlE IS 'O Complete pattern PX-’ces week days by appointment. 7 to 15, bust .51 to J7. with attached garage and fire 25 X 25’ paneled family room, Buclget 1970-71, Senior (Citizens Center ...... 8 900.00 Item 3 Zoning Regulation Amendments ’The Bolton Board of Educa for working girl, free parking. decorating. No children or Starting at 8178 monthly. be returned in short time. and full directions for 12 for equipment supplies for a Fo(xl Service Pro PRESIDENTIAL Requires only 6 to 8 hours Size 9, 32 bust . . . 4 .» quilts. Price . . . C5c. place, private w(x>ded lot on two fireplaces, 3-zone heat, Proposal to change Sections 7P, 8D, and 9N of Article H tion wiil accept bid proposals Please call 643-6609. pets. Older employed person, gram, to be financed from unappropriated surplus. to read: for Snow Removal at the Bolton per week of serious attention. yards of 45-incn. dead end street. Rich Merritt many extras. 60’s. Owner- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund parking. 272 Main St. Like getting retirement pay, Patterns available only To order, send 65t, includes Special EbccepUon Automobile Sales - New and/or Used POLISHERS WANTED Elementary and Center School VILLAGE Agency, 646-1180. buUder, 649-6973. Budget 1970-71, Police Department ...... 8 2,500.00 annuity or pension — only in sizes shown. postage and handling. Automobile Repair and Service Garage AVAILABLE now — Spacious for support of the Regional Crime Squad Activities Complex on Notch Road. Apartments— Flats— better^ NEW LIS'nNG—814,600, 7-room or Shop Men who are willing to learn polishing for finish work on 3^-room apartment. Oak APARTMENTS SEND 85C Jn **®**iif?i’ MAN(JHESTER — Huge 4-bed assessment, to be financed from unappropriated Proposals will be received un Tenements 6^ If you're serioii^, sincere, tsni to Includt malunf. Ann® Cape, 1% baths, Immediate Gasoline Service Station til 1:00 p.m. October 6, 1970. ___ Lodge. Adults, no pets. Securi r l^t's talk. Letter preferred, SFSiSliBfcSrsfirirYOBl; room older Colonial, 1V4 baths, surplus. Bulk Oil Storage Plants turbine blades and vanes. Above average hourly rate, HOTPMNT giving name, address, phone garage, excellent condition. occupancyr P'asek Realtors, JAMES F. FARR, Secretary Specifications ■ are available at CLEAN, 3 - room apartment, ty. 8IS0' monthly. 643-9171. Now renting,„one and two VOBK. N.Y. 10036. Subject to th^ requirements of Article IV, Section 6 of fringe benefits and profit sharing plan. bedroom apartments. Carpet number, and sufficient refer Print Name, address with ZIP Large lot. Asking only $28,900. MLS, 289-7475,' 742-8243. fi ■ Board of Directors these regulations. the Office of thp Superintendent beat, hot water, appliances ences to verify. ^ ' Manchester, Connecticut and garage. Call after 6. 646- ing, 2 airiconditicners, IM *rnr"t 'rSnSe, Addren "PlJ CODE. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. (Copies of these proposals have been filed in the office of the of Schools, Notch Road, Bolton, baths. U & R CODE, StyU Number and SUe. 6V4 -ROOM Ranch, breezeway, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this twenty-fourth day of Conn. 3872. Business Loeariens Write to: The Fall & Winter ’70 garage, 1^ baths, fireplace, Town Clerk and may be inspected during normal office hours. Call Frances K. The Kail & CHARMING five-room quality September 1870. All interested persons may attend these hearings. RED LEE METAL HNISHING CO, INC. For Rent 64 -REALTY CO., INC. • • ai.bum is C5c, includes king sized bedroom, recreation WE HAVE customera waiting Wagner, Rental Basic FASHION Book is postage and handling. Colonial. Spacious rooms, ga PLANNING AND ZONING (COMMISSION Manager, 646-3638 99 EAST CENTER STREET 65c, includes postage and room, alr-conditloning, view. se WOODLAND 8TREET-JMANCHE8TEB Joseph P. Castagna, for the rental of your apart U l Industries, j rage. Excellent condition, ex M. Adler Dobkin, (Chadrman or 648-1028. MANCHESTER, CONN. handling. 829,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- Superintendent of Schools. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- STORE or office, 837 Main St., U95 Empire Central, Dept.lVt cellent location. Owner, 646- Read Herald Advertisements y Clarence W. Welti, Secretary 648-9881 or 648-2692 Dallas, Texas 7S247 1669. 6324. Dated this 28th day of September, 1970. Ute Associates, Inc. 6434il2«. paneled, ^136. 6394)618. J
y / MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1970 >■ ■ / ■ ' PAGE TWENTY-FOtJR iHanirljTStTi: Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For Hie Week Ended September 12, 1970 Partly cloudy, cool tonight; lows ranging from upper 30s to Manchester Gouhcil bC 311,000 grant — 3^,000 for an middle 40s. ’Tomorrow cool Churches will meet tonight at instructor for those mentally Funds Topic again; chance of showdni. About Town 7:30 in the Federation Room of r^arded who are partlcipatl 1 5,792 in the Centers’ food seryite PLAZA DEPT. STORE ’Thursday — fair. Three Mcmchester area alum Center Congr^atlonal Church. Manchester-—A City of Village Charm ni of Baaterh CmmecUcut State M. For Board program, and 37,000 (We Have A Notion To CMlege are among those plan The stewardship committee equipment. E. MIDDUG TPKE. (Next to Popular bikt.) ning a fall reception on Oct. S of Emanuel Lutheran Church The Manchester Board of -phe Water Department Fund OPEN WED., THUR8-, FBI- till » VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 306 (TWENTY-FOUK PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1970 (Classified A.dverttolng on Page 21) PRICE TEN CENTS at 7 p.m. at the Wlllimantic will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Directors, when it meets Oct. 333,300, for operating expenses. . Motor Inn to honor Or. Charlos home of Mrs, Roderick Mac- e, will conduct pubUc healings The sum vmiild be a transfer and will consider action on 13 from th^Water Department Re R. Webb Jr., president of the Lean, 34 Hoffman Rd. NEED A ZIPPER? proposed addit^nal appropria- serve^^^nd, left as a surplus college. They are Lt. Col. Mai^ tions for the current year — ^ h ^ the 1969-70 fiscal year end- vin A. Roes of Hebron, Mrs. The Acecutlve committee of FIND THE COLOR AND SIZE totaling 3271,123. Mulcahy Dorothy Standish of Manches the Women’s Society of Chris A T PLAZA Of the 13 proposaU, 8, tot^h ejght educatlonaly-related Bid to Break ter, and Mrs. Ruth T. T^elps tian Service of N oi^ United ta^ .ta a , are for ^ c a - pj^poged appropriations consist ot Andover. Methodist Church will meet to night at 8 at the church. Uonal-rdlated p r o je c t s ^ to be ^ gaslc L ea v in g Vdte Reform T rains, Buses, ^ c ^ by e q u ^ / state or Education Program; 337,800 for Robertson School will hold Manchester Assembly, Order rewral pants. - Project Outdoors Program, open house tomorrow at 7 p.m. of Rainbow for Girls, will meet The f ve o ^ r P ^ e d ap- conducted at the Oak Grove Na- Police Post DehateFails Mrs. Richard Barnett, PTA tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic propiiations total 346,200 and Preserve In conjunction membership chairman, says Temple. There will be a busi with nine area towns; 38,600 for HARTFORD, Ck>nn. (AP) — WASHING’rON (A P )\ ^ . ’The representaUves will be at the ness meeting and Inltiatloo. The ’Town Fire District Fund an Industrial Arts Program; Gov. John Dempsey announced Senate refused again TuescHy to school entranc^B to accept mem Members are 'raminded to — 36,000, for a replacement g22,116 for a VocaUonal Educa- the retirement of State Polled cut off debate on a constltutidn- Carry Egyptians to Cairo Vigil berships. make'their label sale returns. plckup service truck with yon Program; and sums of Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy al amendment to provide for the Refresliments will be served. Equipment. A 196? used truck 351,132, of 311,466, of 374,098 and and praised him as “ the finest election of the president by di Miss Barbara Hyde and “ Sumnui.” law officer the state of Connecti rect, popular vote. Manchester WATe S will meet will be offered in trade. The of 37,121 for programs for dis By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH cut has ever had.” tomorrow at the Italian Ameri Manchester Chapter, appropriation would be flnanc- advantaged children. The failure of the second at A^ciated Press Writer can Home on Eldridge St. SPEBSQSA, will rehearse to Junior Horse Show ed from the fire department’s ______Mulcahy, a vdteran of 40 years tempt to break a filibuster by Weighing in Is from 7 to 8 p.m. night at 8 at the Army-Navy 1966-70 unallocated surplus. on the force, has been commis opponents seemed likely to CAIRO (AP)— Hundreds After the meeting, thero will be Club. ’The rehearsal Is open to The Police Department — Computer Fired ; sioner for more than i i years. doom the electoral reform pro of thousands of grief- a Parcel Post Auction. The ex all men wishing to sing four- Miss Hyde on ^Summa’ 33,000, for a communicatlons- He will retire March 1 . posal, sponsored by Sen. Bmch stricken Egj^tians kept a ecutive board of the WATES will part barbershop style harmony. system study, to bd financed lu Class ‘Goof Speaking at a news conference Bayh, D-Ind., for this session of vigil today outside Kubbah meet on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Those wishing more Informa by a state grant already receiv in the govdmor’s office, Mulcahy Congress. Palace, where their revered at the Italian American Home. tion may contact Dennis San Mayor’s Trophy Winner ed. KINGSTON, Ma s. (AP) — praised Dempsey for "making On a move to put the Senate’s The Police Department leader, Gamal Abdel Nas Host^sse8 for the board meeting toro, 387 Spring St. ■ * 7 f The SUver Lake Regional School . me a hard-hitting commissioner” debate-closing cloture rule Into and for keeping politics out of effect, the vote was 63 for and ser, lay in state. are Mrs. John Pavelack and Miss Barbara Hyde of 11 owned and shown by Jan ’Tek- District Is firing Its computer; The Egyptian president Mrs. Albert Schwantor. ’ITie executive board of Man Meadowbrook Lane, riding her lenski of Vernon; Reserve, ^ ^ omiArf because it made a hash of law enforcement. 34 against. ’This was 6 short ot chester Auxiliary, Child and horse “ Summa,” won the May- “ Robbie,” owned and shown by scheduling classes for the new "The state police depeirtment the required two-thirds majori 52, died of a heart attack Family Services will meet to activities. Thd appropriation scheduling Is only as good as thd governor Monday night. The Women’s Home League or’s Pleasure Class Challenge Sandy Cochran of Vernon.^ ty. morrow at 9:30 a.m. at the "TTfivv would be financed from the school year. wants it to be,” he said. Thoughts In world capitals of tlve Salvation Army will meet trophy- in the Manchester Jun- Hunter Champion, roxy 1IUB.70 iinnllo- Among the computer’s goofs: On Sept. 17 kn. Initial petition agency’s office at 110 Main St. Mulcahy said there are able turned to the question of his suc tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the lor Horse Show yesterday on Lady,” owned and ridden by _ . , _„_jug Three classes showed up in one to apply the clolure rule and men In the department who can cessor and the future course of jimior hall of the Citadel. Host the grounds of the future cam- Patty Foohey of South Glastwi- ' “ P atlzens Center - room at the same Ume; two force the electoral reform issue Grade 9 Methodist Youth Fel fill his shoes, and he hoped his events in the Middle East, par- esses are Mrs. Mary ’Threill and pus for Manchester Community bury; Reserve, “ Imp’s Easter town’s additional teachers of differd&t subjects to a vote fell six short of the lowship of South United Metho College at Wetherell St. Boy,” owned and ridden by successor would be chosen from Ucularly thd U.S. peace plan. • Mrs. Lucille Crawford. cost share of a food service were scheduled in the same necessary two-thirds margin. dist Church will meet tonight Mayor Nathan AgoetlnellL Hope Pastel of Manchester. __ among thdm. Gathered at Nasser’s bedside from 7 to 9 for a study and fel The appropriation room; students taking French "If you bring someone In, ’The vote then was 64 for shut presented the trophy to MIm Western Semor Cham^pion, ftaLiced‘'‘'fro‘I^r“the el^d‘^ ’ Ip “ln'"rm ath“ S a ^ r M d ting off debate and 36 against. at the Ume of his death were The Women’s Club of Man lowship program In the youth there’s always a morale prob three men menUoned as possi- chester will hav^ a dessert- lounge of the church. T ' General Fund’s 1969-70 unaUo- instead of grouping studente of lem," he said. Majority Leader Mike Mans bld successors. Vice President bridge tonight at 8 at its first both English and Western rid- den by Lori Negro of Manches- surplus. , „ like abUlUes, the computer set field, D-Mont., said In advance ers. ter; Reserve, “Chipper Loe, Mulcahy said he had always Anwar Sadat, who became act meeting of the season at Second ’The council on ministries of rjooorTjo r-hirmor T.n» Center is to recejAre ah up classes in alphabetical order. of ’Tuesday’s vote that he re About 100 exhibitors from owned and ridden by Carole COMPUTE lOlEtT I tried to develop "professional ing president. Air Marshal Aly South United Methodist Church Congregational Church. ’Two Manchester a n d surrounding p>ue of Rockville', WIUIlAM'iWW ism " In his men and was proud garded It as a decisive test In Sabri, and Gen. Mohammed models wearing fashions from will meet tonight at 7:30 at Su towns took part in the show In pony Champion, “ Monday of the way they conducted thdm- the battle over changing the Fawzi, commander In chief of Mam’selle of Vernon Will stroll sannah WesVey Hall of the pouring rain.There were more Morning,” owned and ridden by selves in disturbances In the presidential election system. Egypt’s armed forces. among the membbrs and guests church. ^ You Asked For It! Here It Is! INSURANCE cities and on college campuses. than 200 spectatoi? when the Rhonda Schultz of East Hart- Bayh called today’s vote a Nasser accepted the U.S. plan during the card games. ’Those show opened in the morning at Rggerve, “ Lalla,” owned ‘"niere have been vdry few test of the Senate’s aolllty to for a ceeu3d-flre in the conflict planing to attend are reminded The Kiwanls Club of Manches 9 o ’clock, but rains throughout ridden by Jan Teklenskl of complaints of police brutality,” function as a responsive institu with Israel and his last official to bring playing cards. There ter will install officers at its Knit o n e ..0 the day cut heavily into atten- yernon. SERVICE he said, "although the men have tion of government. act was to obtain a truce in the will also be a chatter table for meeting tomorrow noon at the bloody Jordanian civil war. those not wishing to play cards. Manchester Country Club. Western Junior Champicm, (See Page SIztoen) (See Page Ten) ’The show was held for the “Cupid’s Valentine,” owned and Purl tw o ... President Nixon was in the l^neflt of lOH, and w ^ ^dden by Robin Wagner of Mediterranean tody aboard the the mrecUon of Manchester; Reserve "Candy U.S. 6th Fleet errier Saratoga Leather Pounders 4-H Horse cameron.” owned and rld d Z REAL and was going ahead with his HOTEL-MOTEL plcms to visit Yugoslavia on ■5?he following championships Lalashius of Manches- In California Wednesday. President ’Tito of ter. ESTATE awarded; Fitting and Yugoslavia designated a top d- were Open EhigUsh Champicm, P in to the N E W Art, NMdl.work & TRAINING Showing ChA'mplon, "L a lla ,” vlser, Edvard KarelJ, to repre APPROVED, BY CONN. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION "Foxy Lady,” owned and rid Fire Loss at $175,000,000; sent him at Nasser's fimeral. APPROVED FOR VETERANS' TRAINING den by Patty Foohey of South Nixon is sending Robert H. Glastonbury; Reserve, “ Sko Oiwlltr nkkly Mr w iII-m M m r . Men •— Women Elret OhuM Finch, one of his principal ad McrMikM ippoiiunmM tn metiU, hotili, kie’’ owned and ridden by Betsy XARN Pejiarfment Death ToU.Rises to Eight visers, to be chief U.S. delegate ' m e rtb ifc. Study it homi or Saturday Couplet Shoe BepaWng Poutre of Manchester. at thd funeral. rot Mart clataat. Kaap your pratant |eb A lt no k irrlir. No ix u rt- Of The Bettor Kind! LOS ANGELES (AP) — A weaker north' of San Diego -wliHp tralnini. Prat nathn-wMa placa- tact McctMry. Gymkhana Champion, Thousands of EgypUans head in«nt Mrvlc*. tierce battle to beat back the County.' Hiey hoped for rising qVAUTV WORK "Checkmate,” owned and rid ed for Cairo by train, bus, cars, largest brush fire ever in Cali humidity and possibly scattered at RBASONABIJS PRIOES1 den by Tracy Wagner of Man on donkeys and on foot to pay [“ c o u n t y SCHOOI^^^_ fornia weis being won today showers. Egyptians flood the streets of Cairo today as they ature or Call CoUeot chester; Reserve, “ Satan,” own ROBERT J. SMITH, Gamal Abdel Nasser. The streets of the city were homge to the Egyptian leader. 3787 MAIN STREET 87»qU7 • Shoe* made longer ar near San Diego, and authorities 'Diousands of exhausted fire pay final tribute to their late leader, President I BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. wider ed and ridden by Robin Wagner paralyzed with news of the death. (AP Photofax) Jerusalem, His funeral will be held Thurs- ■ of Manchester. INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 announced they had conquered fighters. Including servicemen day. • »Waitlng-Joba» le Onr a blaze which had burned lavish and convicts, had been on the Name— Specialty! Open Jumper Champion, Crowds massed outside the I Address- “ Proud Oown,” owned and rid homes in Malibu ner Los An lines almost constantly since Gaza Strip palace gates or squatting on the BAM TUYI.KS 649-5241 geles. last week. .1 City- -State- den by Sue Kaszai of Glaston ground carried portraits of Nas *8 Oak Street bury; Reserve, “ Uncle Sam,” v41ills 9 tSTIMATl SITS dent Ho Chi Minh of North Viet mercial and Industrial rates and throw King Farouk, took over nam. However, he said. In most a 23.4 per cent Increase in gas \ MIUION ttOtIMTY “S Monday as interim head of state previous cases the leader was , „ .. rates. All increases together Santa LOSS out TO tints an old man whose death wa^ ex under the provisions of Egypt’s an added , larbata pected. He said this was hardly 1964 constitution. . ,ig.7 ^nuon a year In revenue. the ceise with Nasser. No one knows who wil even- p u c allowed an added 37,- SANTA Secretary ot State William P. tually^merge as Nasser s sue- ^ 33 CMUZ '■'•San l•fnQ/dino cessor.. Rogers, Secretary of Defense CL&P requested. Melvin R. Laird and presiden Within 60 days, the the 360- If the companlM foUow the tial security adviser Henry A. member National Assembly is SANTA u )s d ^ Lang laack PUC directive, each company ANGfLfS Kissinger attended the ship required to nominate a new will have to file a new rate iOSA board meeting. An account of San CUmania president by a two-thirds major schedule reflecting the Increases the President’s views was made ity. According to the constitu allowed. However, both com- known to newsmen accompany tion, the new president's term LOcooniida tIVS-DAY Hit SANTA ing him. would be five years. Nasser was (See Page Four) sn o t TAKtS . CATALINA Nixon and his aides this morn elected president for life follow tIGHT LIVtS ing ran down a list of five possi ing his brief resignation after n iA M B IT «M . ble candidates who might suc Egyut’s defeat by Israel in the SAN SAN OlEOOj ceed Nasser, but all those on the 1967 war. CltMINTt list were deemed of second Diplomats in Paris said today ISLAND rank, and American officials that Sadat is not likely . to BuUetin were not making any predic emerge as Nasser’s final suc Anderson-Little tions as to who might take pow cessor. One EgypUan official totl/i€ Ocaan LAST HOSTAGES er In Cairo. mentioned the possibility of a FREED IN JORDAN A GREAT NAME IN THE MANUFACTURING OF FINE, CLOTHING Part of the problem, it Is be bid for power by All Sabry, the STATUTC M llfS m MANCHESTER lieved, is that there may be pro-Moscow head of the Arab GENEVA (AP) — Hie last some unknown army officer in Socialist Union. But a Western six hijack hostages still held (ManchesteT Parkade) West Middle Turapike-Broad Street Shaded areas in this map of Southern California Egypt who has a potentially official commented: “Nobody is In Jordan were turned over indicate sites of brush fires which are the largest Tuesday to the delegatee of PHONE 647-1451 strong following. It is unclear to going to know what’s happening in the state’s history. In Los Angeles and San U.S. officials who may have the / until somebody reads the will.” the International Red Croea Diego counties alone 651 structures were destroyed, strongest power base. Of all the officers who helped in Amman, Red Croas head President Nasser playfully roughed up his son Abdel Hamid while his daughter, Including 390 homes and 308,500 acres, an area half Nasser’s death came as a sur quarters here _sald. All are Hoda, looked on in this family life scene photographed in 1956. (AP Photofax) (See Page Four) Americans. the size of Rhode Islknd was bjimed. (AP Photofax) prise to the presidential party.
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