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Skis Boots Parkas TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1970. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Averafre Dally Net Press Run The Weather flUanrhpatsr lEwnttig H ifra li For The Week-.Ended September 12, 1970 Mostly cloudy, chance of light rain periods tonight; low t6 to William Jones and Mrs. Robert 60. Tomorrow partly cloudy, Fund Raiser Noack, punch; Ronald Schaus- Models Named About Town ter, balloons; Mrs. Glenn Bulk, 15,792 cool; high in low eos. Friday For Style Show Would you like fair, milder. Navy Seaman Appren. Joseph Set Saturday Mrs. Robert Mather, and Mrs. Manchester——A City of Village Charm Canilho, aon of Mr. and Mrs. William Herlth, checking; Mrs. By Bowers PTA Emil Lucek and Mrs. Edward By GOP Women to know how Pater J. Martins of 2 Rog;era PI., VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 307 (ClaMifled Advertising on Page S3) PRICE TEN CEN-TS participated in the amphibious White, cafeteria cashiers. (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 Bower3 School Jamboree, the Models have been named for exercise ‘*E!8cort Lion II” off the the Manchester Republican Christian Science heals? South C8Ut>Una coast aboard the annual PTA fall .fund-raising amphibious assault ship USS event, will be held at the school Town May Sell Women’s Club "New Look for Ouam. Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 1 :30 ’70” fashion show to be hMd Come to this Christian Science Lecture p.m., rain or shine. The public Piece of Land Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the Man­ Manchester Liodge of Masons is invited. chester Country Club. "Tour Community and You” by ’Ihomas O. Poyser of The Freed Hostages | Nixon in Belgrade will meet tonight at 7:30 at the There will be games - and T o Abutter Mrs. Russell Gustafson of Masonic Temple. The Master ChrisUan Science Board of Lectureship, 8 P M ., Thursday, movies for the children, booths .Avon, the former Carmela Uc­ Mason degred will be exempli­ with articles for sale, and re­ The Board of Directors, when Oct. 1, First Church of Christ ScientUt, 447 N. Main Street, cello and sister of Hartford’s fied. Ttigre will be a social hour freshments. it meets Oct. 6, will conduct a For Talk with Tito with refreshments after the de­ public hearing and will take Mayor Ann Uccello, will model, Manchester, Connecticut. New York-Bound Co-chairman are Mrs. Gilbert By FRANK CORMIER gree work. Wright and Mrs. Anthony Re- possible action on the sale of a as wlli club members, Mrs. By PHILIP DOPOULDS Germany and Britain to free one-third acre of land on Hllls- Associated Press Writer tartha. Other committee chair­ David Odegara, Mrs. Harlan A’THENS (AP) — ’Ihe last six seven Arab commandos, as de­ Manchester ' Squard Dance men are Principal, Ray Gardin­ town Rd. The triangular parcel hostages held by Palestinian manded by the Palestine guer- BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) — President and Mrs. Club will meet tonight at 8 at is on the west side of the road, Taylor, Mrs. M. Adler Dobkln^, er, movies; Mrs. David Hol­ Mrs. Charles MacKenzle, Mrs. guerrillas in Jordan left today rillas. Nixon came to Yugoslavia today and were warmly wel­ Waddell School. Final registra­ comb and Mrs. Richard Bo- about 1,000 feet south of Bush for New York, happy about Switzerland released the three tion for square dance lessons Hill Rd. Louis Champeau, Mrs. Robert comed by President Tito and his wife, fellow partisans hadlk, holiday booth; Mrs. going home. it held, a West German spokes- will be accepted tcmight. All fu­ Russell, dnd Miss Daryl Bag- in World War II. James Anderson and Mrs. Rich­ The sale would be by ordi­ ’The six American men ar- man said its three probably ture lessons will be held at ley. Teen-age fashions will be 'There were no speeches at the ard Moore, toys for older chil­ nance, as required by the town rived from Amman via Nicosia, would be released Thursday and Waddell School. Club dances ^ ff. charter. It would be sold for modeled by Miss Laurie Fergu- airport, and a minimum of flags dren; Mrs. Robert Tyler and soi. Cyprus, aboard a Cyprus Air- a British spokesman said Leila on the drive into.Belgrade since Trouble Seen will be held at Verplanck School Mrs. Edward Cormier toys for $1,360 to John F. Krar of Glas­ ways flight and then switched to Khaled, an Arab g;lrl hijacker, as usual. ^ tonbury, who owns contiguous The fashions will be provided TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY this country had just come younger children. by the Davidson and Leventhal PBXS&NTS a TWA jetliner for their direct would be released as soon as ar- through a day of mourning for land on Hillstown Rd. fllght. to New York. rangements can be made. Manchester Community Play­ Also, Mrs. Randolph Edwards The parcel to be sold is an Store at Manchester Shopping President Gamal Abdel Nasser The six are Gerald Berkowtlz, ’Thirty-two other Americans When Nixon ers will have opdn casting for and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, hand- Parkade. Mrs. Edward Laski of Egypt. unused portion of a much larger "LIFE U.SJV." 81, a ^,\)lessor from Bronx held tis hostages in the hljack- its production of “ Fifth Season" mades; Mrs. Walter Britnell and vdll play background music on Tito was a close friend of Nas­ parcel purchased by the town in A seven-piece N. Y. City Band — That's right, 2 Girls, S Clty University of New York ing of three Western airliners tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at its Mrs. Mathew Wallace, .jewelry; an organ loaned by Watkins ser but decided to forgo attend­ 1936 from Krar's father. The Guys, Homs and Singing . University; Rabbi Abraham early in September were freed' Visits Dublin workshop, 480 B. Middle 'It>ke. Mrs. Joseph McLeod and Mrs. 1936 purchase was for a right- Brothers for the occasion.- ance at his funeral ’Thursday In 3 Leroy Gatzkiewicz, homemade Harari-R^ul, 36, and his rab- by the Jordanian army and flew of-way for a portion of Hills­ order to carry out the schedule DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — Se- foods; Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. John Fletcher Jr., club PLUS ITS PARTY NITE hi brother, Joseph, 33, both of home from Amman Sunday. Manchester Community Y town Rd., when it was con- arranged for the Nixons. ’The curity is beUng Ughtened on both Brownip Scout table; Mr. and president, will welcome the What’s That?? Get this — EVERY nJESDAY DAVID’S Brooklyn; Robert Schwartz, 48, will have a Wednesday Drop-In .structed. Middle East situation will figure gijes of the Irish border be- Mrs. George Dickey and Mrs. guests and introduce the GOP puts together a large, beautiful buffet—and it’s and James Woods, 38, both De- YORK (AP) — ’Twenty- from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. every The Krar property off Hills­ In the two leaders’ talks. cause of tips that there will be Theodore Metheny, spin paint­ women candidates and wives of FREE (AU You Can Eat) FREE fense Department employes, Americans who were freed Wednesday. All women 17 ydars town Rd. now is land-locked. This is the first visit by a U.S. trouble ' during President Nix- ing; Mrs. Edward Madsen and local candidates. Drinks 75c — Beer 60c and John Hollingsworth, 43, of ^elng held h ^ t^ e for or older can enjoy conversation, The one-third acre would pro­ president to Communist Yugo- on’s visit to the Irish Republic, Mrs. Robert Moreau, plants. Refreshments will be served Make DAVID’S and TUESDAY the place to be! flacramento, Calif., a State De- t*>ree weeks by Palestinian duckpin bowling, volley ball or vide access to the Krar prop­ after the show. Women wishing Get the "Old” Crowd Togetter partment employe. guerrillas have appealed to Is- slavla. Informants said today. bridge practice. Baby sitting is Also, Mrs. Ernest Palleln and erty from Hillstown Rd. Air Force One appeared out of g^ders went Mrs. Henry Katz, candy; Rob­ to do so may join the organi­ Rabbi Abraham Harari-Raful raeli Premier Golda Melr for a available. zation with Mrs. Richard - Mur­ said that “ at no time wA-e we “ reciprocal act signifying good a cloudless blue sky. 'The 'Titos Tuesday night to bolster se- ert Richardson, recreation; Mrs. had arrived at the airport about ggpjty forces because of reports William Baker and Mrs. Del phy at a membership table threatened by the Palestine ^ *nie little Theatre of Man- Extended Forecast which will be open before and commandos.” Richard Morse, 47. 16 minutes earlier. 'They passed jhg outlawed Irish RepubU- chdster will have a technical Homemakers Certified Horn, tickets; Mrs. Raymond by a huge banner saying “ Dob- ^^my plans acUons de- Merz and Mrs. Helmut Beutel, Fair weather Friday and Sat­ after the show. "You are being held because for the ^ u p , s^d Tues- Egyptian women weep for Nasser outside Cairo’s Kubbeh Palace. (AP Photo) rehearsal at 7 :30 tonight In our people are being held,” he ^e felt such an act rodosli President Nixon in gjgjjed to advance its campaign Bailey Auditorium. There will Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz, left, director of Manchester white elephant; Mrs. George urday with milder temperatures. ’Tickets . may be obtained by Red Chinese MANCHESTER PARKADE — S40-22S6 said a guerrilla told him. Ber- might be ^ e release of some Serbo-Croat, along with ita Eng- jg jj,e British army out of be a dress rehearsal tomorrow Homemaker Service, presents Miss Agnes Gough Petraltis and Mrs. David Shear­ Daily high temperatures around contacting Mrs. Russell Pren­ tice of 21 Xi^ch Dr.
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