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 PM., 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. or Miss — Saturday Nl|^t — kowitz said that although the Arabs Imprisoned In Israel, lish equivalent of welcome. Northern Ireland. at 7:30 p.m. in Bailey Audito­ of 179 E. Center St., a Homemaker-Home Health er, cottee and doughnuts; Mfs. 70 degrees and overnight lows AMBER PORTBAIT A Dick Stocks Mrs Nixon w ^ w e ^ i^ a ^j,g „ ^ . g William Ogden, cafeteria; Mrs. in the upper 40s to mid 60s. Elinor Hashfm of 17 Goslee Dr. hostages were told they would / exp et to bd accused of rium. Aide, with a certificate and card issued by the Con­ be quesUoned there was no *>elng brainwashed but that Keeping Eyes bright red coat which set off the informants, said, is to necticut State Department of Health. Certificates questioning and "we were never tl°®sn’t worry me,” said Morse, Kings, Presidents Arriving The Alpina Society will meet w a force Nixon to put the United touched.” "We heard plenty of ^ consulUng economist from An- tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the were also presented last night to 12 other Home­ On Mideast T r » K, t' ^ States on record In favor->of uni- shooUng, rockets, bombs and were not striped pants black boots „^gtion of Ireland and call on Itallan-American Club. Mem­ makers in ceremonies at the agency’s office. They white gloves.They also carried ^^^g^ ^g y^gj^. ,g^g^ are Mrs. Janet Rice, Mrs. Jeanette Schilke, Mrs. shells exploding.” Berkowltz bratewashed, held te solitary In Cairo for Nasser Burial bers are reminded that dues said. ’ "There were fairly close confinement or anything like. By JOHN RODERICK fixed bayonets. g^^ jj,g j^g^u. must be paid at this meeting or Mildred Seavey, Mrs. Doris Audette, Mrs. Irene Bis- Associated Pres^ Writer CAIRO (AP) _ Kings and Every few minutes police car- Cairo Radio said the funeral President Nixon shook hands ^ Protestante in Northern membership will be discontinu­ sett. Miss Julia Chapin, Mrs. Olive Chartier, Mrs. hits, but we were safe in the bomb shelter of the school.” He said the cable was dis- presidents arriving in Cairo ..to- ried an unconscious body- from -procession will begin at the old '^tt' a long line of officials and , ^ X « j ^ “ rtTlsrtr^o^ ed. Ruth Hickox, Mrs. Marguerite Lentocha, Mrs. Wini­ ~ Hollhigsworm 8aid"their con- o“ seed ^ o n g the 32 hostages day for Gamal Abdel Nasser’s the milling crowds. Egyptian rdvoluUonary headquarters on mal Abdel Nasser is dead Mao appeared ready to make a short ^ f fred Petig, Mrs. Arline Swanson and Mrs. Eve War­ fflfion te ^ U a h was from hl/acked planes who flew gtate funeral found a city that newspapers reported that a Gezlra Island in the Nile River Ta«-tung w 11 try to extend Red ^ut Tito moved him toward c a t ^ L Protel Tnie executive board of Man­ ner. (Herald photo by Pinto) ^ t l^ c t o r y .’ He said he home to the United States Mon-_ g^,g,gg,y ^g^gt. „ g g„,y yogth killed himself in grief at and will end at the mosque, five China^ influence into the Mid- ^jg gar, a black Mercedes ,^dth sulLer^^^^ chester Jaycee Wives will meet did not know where they were *fAy- Of the 29 who signdd the ggjggg ^g^e the sounds of Mos- his president’s death. Groups of miles from Kubbeh Palace die East. the top removed. Officials later the^slde of the Roman tomorrow at 8 p.m. at die home hdld but an Egyptian Embassy cable, more than half are Jew- ,gg, ghants that the Egyptian mourners, mostly youths, car- 'The hlgh-r^king foreigners For m o n ^ the Chinese Com- explained that airport speeches ^ayuSic minority 'Die Cathollcd of Mrs. Walter Kupchunos, 265 ’The American Legion will Manchester Grange will hold official in Amman reported they Ish, he said. president’s soul is at peace vrith ried black flags through the —the United States will be rep- munist party chairman and his are not customary when disUn- g^ y^g ^^.g discrim- araham Rd., South Windsor. meet tonight at 8:16 at the Post a card parte tomorrow at 8 were held most of the time near ‘"rhe obvious intent was to Allah. streets chanting Moslem funeral resented by a five-man delega- associates have encouraged the guighed visitors arrive here. ination housing and p.m. at Grange Hall for mem­ Home. Refreshments will be Irbld, Jordan’ss second largest come out of this experience with ^g thev'^ arrived,arrived the foreiim foreign •’Ituals. rituals. ____ _ ‘ Palestinian guerrillas^ ^to sabo- .Security security was _ tight, and_^lnand in ^gjgg^ The feast of St. Ml/\he differs toIa. many respects from return *' to toe United ^ States. . ^ imArt Ullled to Egypt, and Egypt g noimtrv ^*°n, Nasser’s interment should talked tough, he was a pragma- the blind allegiance to commu- presume . 14. antiaircraft missiles and most ° A ^ AinfAmpnf__ have hrnnrtcflst bden within over 24 hours of his within list. He24 washours toe of mosthis list. moderate He was nism toe mostenvisaged moderate by Sir nism Winston envisaged LONDON by Sir (AP)Winston Demonstra- 'The Missouri Highway Patrol The FBI joined sheriff’s offi- ^g^pons are Russian- Damascus radio said Irbln, 60 death Monday at the age of 52. of the leaders of an Arab world Churchill when used that tors said ’Tuesday that they plan reported a few hours later four cers and toe highway patrol in ^g(jg il north of Amman and delayed to allow repre- dominated by feudal sheiks and term. For one thing, many to stage a protest rally Saturday SKIS • FUter-Flo men aind two women had been the investigation. 'There was no ------’ sentatives n™. i..» ....— ------.....— — . ------—. ------.— ...— ---- left-wing revolutionaries. forms of private enterprise are in view of Presldentn Nixon and arrested to connection with toe immediate indication of motive. J a slr AriJat, whose P ^ “ ‘toe Rg^tha 10 miles to toe east, HEAVY Washing Mao and his men see toe Mid- encouraged here, and Tito since Queen Elizabeth n, deploring System case. No charges had been filed The blast, felt 15 miles away, Ltoeration game under artillery fire and to arrive, ~ m ., r«-pr...nu, .. gu.r- s«lal. on. .< two o,- d.o E... „ oomoUnnE lo^.r DUTY • I ^ h Torque and their names were (See Page Four) (See Page Five) ^ IIVI ^ H.P. Motor Authorities said two mencTn were feet ^ d ? to toe toghway block- rilla groups, arrived today. ^e clearly heard from toe Syri- «cers remaining to Dower of toe ‘ han an Israell-Arab c^kpit. AUTOMATIC • Threp Wash. . . . . T A , T. AAT, The government requisitioned „ „ hnrrtpr ” .seven who overthrew King Far- For them it represents a battle- Temp. SelecticHi picked up at toe scene ^ d toe / " “J nrpa Cairo’s major hotels to house ^he guerrillas charged 'toe ouk and set up toe republic in field on which Peklniis twin en- Coirimtrcial Typa • Wire Wrapped otoer four persons about 10 toderable damage in toe area. "^^g^gg ^as- bombardment was 1952, presided ^ e r an B ergen- emies-U.S. "imperialism” and BOOTS Drain Hose miles away. The witness who reported ggj.,g gybiects poured into Cairo of toe truce agree- cy meeting of toe Cabinet and Soviet "social imperialism”— WASHER • Anti-Syphon Valve A witness seeing a shot fired said he fol- Kubbem, surrounding toe n lg^ reached in Cairo Sunday the executive committee of the can be harassed arid perhaps, First Lady Bids Farewell • Heavy Duty saw a man to a passing car fire ,g^gd tbe car and furnished 'tw e e n Ktog Hu^ein and toe Socialist Union soon after Nas- with persistence, defeated. LARGE AUTOMATIC FAMILY a shot at toe truck as it ap- g description and toe license _ A A JA ...ser _ died,.3 1 .. ..3 of M a 4 hearta a. AA A attack.A. A A AA .A 3 A 3AYNas- AA AA TheaA RussiansA A EA H*. l EA «A EA S hada EA eS 4 theSa EA E ear of Trans. Boot proached toe Springfield city their faces and collapsing from SIZE ELECTRIC DRYER • Washbasket emotion. (See Page Seventeen) ser’s chair in toe center of a Nasser because they supplied To Rome— But Reluctantly and Tub limits on Interstate 44. (See Page Four) long table was vacant as toe the- massive firepower with • Sell Levying G E Month Special. Front Load ______A ______leaders presumably discussed which to confront toe Israelis. . By FRANCES LEWINE hand-written letter addressed to PARKAS * 124” • Cycit-Indicafor Uglit Rear F««t - Associated Press Writer '"The First Lady of America.” Portable Convertible when to select a permanent sue- Unable to rival toe Soviet in- • Heavy Duly Motor cessor. fluence with the Arab govem- ROME (AP) — Pat Nixon It said: “ Please believe that toe • Permanent Press Cycle -• Separate Start Switch • Big Capacity Lint Trap DISHWASHER! Cairo Radio said there was no ments, Mao has concentrated on said farewell to Rome today— entire Italian 'silent gp’eat ma- • To Tamparatura Selections plus A ir Gen. Abrams statement after toe 90-mtoutri the guerrillas. He has armed "a beautiful city,” where, she jority' stands by President Nix- Fluff • Normal Wash, Short Wash, Rinse, session. The constitution says them with Maoist slogans and said, " I ’d like to stay and play.” on and by America with deep and Dry Cycles • ’Three-Level toe vice president-:-Sadat—be- almost certainly has supplied as a motorcade drove down gratitude, high admiration and ’Thoro-Wash • Built-in Soft Food Hospitalized comes provisional president on them withmoney and guns, the Applpn Way to toe airport, vcvery most heartfelt good Disposer • Maple Cutting Board » the First Lady stopped to say wish.” It was si^ ed “ All toe Top. (See Page Four) (See Page Twelve) ^ ^^,g g^^ ^rue Italians.’ SALE After Spell ______^ ^ ------nuns from Santa Rosa’s Home Mrs. Stuart, who showed It to Your Choice for Retarded Children. Dressed reporters, said she did not know in blue uniforms, toe girls gato- who sent It. SALE PRICE CLOTHES WASHER SAK30N (AP) — Gen. Creigh­ F'r Instance t ton W. Abrams, commander of ^rsiKrht A it or ered to wave Italian flags and The First Lady made two' L.]/ jT m § applauded her alongf the road- g-ood-wlll expeditions Tuesday: U.. forces in Vietnant, was hos­ Reg. $145.00 $95.00 or y-A /» 7 f w • f f - j 1 side, ond to a Boys Town of Italy, 12 SPALDING "TF" EPOXY SKIS pitalized tonight for toe third i §T N O'tll Hfl'ilOTt tw irl h m m n Mrs. Nixon got out of the car mlles outside town, and the otn- DISHWASHER time this year after collapsing M M U V l . l l vrll I M u u n u to. greet the sisters and the glrls er to an toner city school SPALDING "PF" METAL SKIS S’ Reg. v$ 125.00 80.00 rllsi^o* Waihkig in toe arms of an aide. 5y«tcm 'The U.S. (Command said the HAMDH^, Conn. (AP) - The for " nformation leading to the tog classes as part of a U.N.- Tnpelintduzz in non-dog- attending physician has pres­ remalns of a missing five-year- She said she learned toe backed project to combat illlter- res}X>nsibIe for toe death of Jen- HART STANDARD METAL SKIS Reg. $115.00 84.08 |tng, moving filter. Alio cribed medication and bed rest old girl were found in the heav- lervet at a dtUrgant for Abrams "who has been 111 nifer Noon." i dltpemer. ' ily- wooded Rocky Top section hours after toe remains P®®®’ motor- attracted little public at- ' for the past five days with a vi­ Reg. $160.00 124.00 199 of Hamden Tuesday, and police .^^,gj.g discovered there was no ®®‘*® police escort went tenUon on her field trips, but It HART GALAXIE METAL SKIS rus infection and a very slight intensified toelr search for Jkis- identification Police said toe ad ^ ® different stoiy as her mo- lung inflammation.’ slble suspects in toe case. ^g^gg^ gjg^g decomposition t o r c a arm a leg and the skull. Sister Claire Holmes from honkii^ from motorists delayed fered a "dizzy spell” shortly aft­ nine days before a volunteer Then, Hamden police an- Chicago told Mrs. Nixon to say by the police-escorted motor- I searcher wito a dog found her nounced toe remains had been hello to toe Pesident. 129X10 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTIK© er noon during ceremonies hon­ ROSSIGNOL GLASS STRATO Reg. $165.00 oring Australian army forces at remains - about a mile from identified tentatively as Jennl- "Tell him we’re praying for ,g „ ^ e T 2 ? ^ e lw a e ^ to Teto REFRIGERATOR SECTION DELUXE j r RANGE Vung Tau, 40 miles southeast of torcovLe*ll®%aritor"® h s k m h Italians out o^ miser^ and d e ? NORTHLAND NATIONAL METALS Reg. $115.00 89.90 Saigon. He was first taken to an n T n .? nf the llttto scriptlon of her clothing. I^ter, .Mrs. Nixon had stayed beWnd ggjg^^^ following World War H. Refrigerator-Freezer Australian army hospital in The cause of the litUe girl s Ahem announced positive identi- m Rome for two days while ggrenaded by Boys Town and MANY OTHERS Vung Tau then later flown to death was not Immetoately de- ficaUon of toe girl by her parents president Nixon went off to visit Gir,g Town youngsters singing Zen-degne freejee SELF-CLEANING OVEN termtoed. Dr. Elliott Gross toe on toe basis of toe clothing found gto Fleet and confer wito ■Arrivederci Roma ” Mrs. Nix- holds ^ to 132 Em. Saigon. 'The four-star general was hos­ state’s chief p^ologlst, ^11 try ^ th the body. miiitary and diplomatic leaders shook hands, admired ce- • Twin vsgrtaM* biM • OMy aoVi' wido pitalized for a week last Janu­ “ *® remains Mediterranean. ranged from the machine shop • Automatically cleans entire oven, oven ary with pneumonia and again was killed. were found is to the Mount Car- g^g the presldenUal jet, young artisans on a visit that shelves, inner door and suiface unit re­ in July for removal of his gall Dr. Gross said this morning mel section of Hamden, about porce One, from Clampino ranged from the mach ne shop PARKAS ARE 25% O FF flector pans • Automatic Oven 'rimer. bladder. that toe autopsy on the remains two miles from Sleeping Giant Military Airport to rejoin the to the potters wheels, Clock and Minute Timer. N Abrams was stricken shortly had not been completed and he State Park and about one mile pegi^ent to Naples this after- She said she would tell Amrti- TERMS TAILORED TQ after attending outdoor dedlca- could not speculate on toe cause from toe spot where Jennifer s gggg gj^jj Ry gn with him for a cans who have contribut'id to It- U6n ceremonies at a stadium of death. He said' seyeral days shoes, socks and sweater were ^gR ^g' Yugoslavia. aly’s Boys Towns—there are SUIT YOUR BUDGET SPECIALLY PRICED! named after Kevin Wheatley, an of^ hot weather last week ac- found near a cemetery last planeside she greeted a now nine of them—that toe pro- HENKE-HUMANIC-SAN MARCO BOOTS Australian army hero. U.S. celerated decomposition of toe week. lineup of Girl Scouts and Sown- ject was ‘‘excellent—a rdal, liv- spokesmen blamed the attack body, but there was no evidence Police said the remains were jgg ^^g to say goodby. ing democracy.” on toe heat of toe broiling noon­ of head injuries as was indlcat- discovered by Fred Muerlle of Tuesday, Mrs. Nixon had Msct. Carroll-Abbing said his FROM UP-Aa BUCKLES day sun. ed earlier. Guilford, who had volunteered j,^(jed out rosebuds in a friend- Abbtog, who foimded toe Boys BEHIND THE COUNTER OR BEHIND THE PRODUCT, NORMAN’S HAS THE EXPERTS The general, commander of School administrators in Ham- his services and the use of his | neighborhood in Rome. Town in 1944. told toe First American military forces to den and New Haven were is- dog in toe search. Muerlle is ^gj. jggj gight to Rome, Lady that his 167 boys, ages 10 Vietnam since June 11, 1968, suing quiet but stem guidelines known as a dog handler and has j^j^.g j^jxon had what she says is to 18, earn their own keep on the was standing at attention and today regarding “ idlers, strang- used animals with success in favorite food—^aghetti and 300-acre farm and run totflr own N O R M A N ’S saluting on a stage inside an au­ ers or suspicious persons” past investigations. ^^^ggj i,giig_in her hotel suite bank and government. After OF MANCHESTER ditorium when he began to wav­ around toe schools. ^ast year, police said, he was where she dined alone, her tbelr first 10 days at Boys Town, er. 1 Bus drivers and school person- instrumental in recovering the prggg secretary Constance said, "they never get any- 991 MAIN ST. He continued saluting, but nel have been alerted to be on remains of Diane Toney of New g^ugrt said thing free.” MANCHESTER SINCE VHINON with his eyes closed. Then he NASSIFF ARMS The House of Sports toe look out for strangers in Raven after her skull was found ’ Msgr. Carroll-Abbing showed 44B HARWORO ROAD POST SHOPPING PLAZA^-RT. 3t walked unsteadily offstage, as­ or around schools. in Guilford by two other men. boys learn toe principles of trde- 1939 sisted by.two aides. Gen. Abrams is supported by an aide, right and an Australian officer after suf­ Meanwhile, police renewed morning, wito a bouquet of tlow- TIL. IxhVSoffRt. 15RI-M,.t^ i Ym i b i toeir offer of a $10,000 reward (See Page Ten) ers, Mrs. Nixon received a (See Page Five) (See Page Four) fering a dizzy spell at a dedication ceremony in Vietnam. (AP Photofax) MANCHESTER EVENH?G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN’.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, gONN,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGiE TWO Worry'Along Eastern Seaboard Sheinwold on Bridge Attorney Berates Police MOVIE RAONGS V ernon THEATER TIME FORRfUlENTSAND , SCHEDULE AVO’ID ACTIVE MOVE NORTH Brownout Brings Doubts of Power Supply IN CERTAIN HANDS In Coniplaint of licnience YOUNG PEOPLE School Office Construction Burnside—Catch 22, 7:10, 9:20 4 65 3 2 Th* oWtefhr# 0* tly rtlina* It lo mlorm East Hartford Drive-In—Fe­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A93 BY O. DAtriD WALLACCE And when the sun rose in a maintenance .on generators. Re- from coal. Nuclear generators dowri to a one-week reservd at HARTFORD, C3onn. (AP) — DeMayo charged that Ken­ ptrtmt tbcui Iff tuAtbikti el male Animal 7:80. Man From 0 Q85 cloudless sky over the Eastern serves are. so small that all the account for 11 per cent. The times this surnmer. mori* conuiil lot tu m n t bf Ibeii eblidnn. On Town Land Suggested As ah experienced bridge WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The The president of the Connecti­ nedy's letter relied upon gener- O.R.G.Y. 9:10 ♦ QTS seaboard last Tuesday, g(lving work murt be squeezed around FPC estimates that although And the eagerly awaited cut" Bar Association said Tues­ arguments of the state's attor- Re- P*hyer you have often noticed widespread power shortage on birth to an unusual September the summer to ge£ It done, said electric utilities will double surge of nuclear power hasn't The need for additional space fice in a basement storage room East Windsor Drive-In WEST EAST the eastern seaboard last week day that criticism by police of account presentence reports, the , ALL ACES AOHinCO that the best defdijse in some heat wave, PJM again was Cleve R. Jacobsen, chief of the their consumption of coal in the materialized. “The program for General Audiences for central office staff of the and the maintenance supervis- 4 K7 ♦ 84 has left federal officials fretting the way. courts handle some drug argumntes of the state's attor­ ° m LS bW^ Drive-In - Short handa, to do nothing acUve caught without a sizeable share FPC's section of interconnection ndxt 20 years, the percentages installations of nuclear power .-13- Board of Education is reaching or shares the physical education Your best plan is to sit back <;? 8652 Cy KQ7 over the reliability of the na­ cases Is “ a serious attempt to ney or the arguments of the de­ 7:16. Playmates 7:36. Without A of Its generating capacity. and coordination. must shift to 85 per cent for nu- generation has lagged two to critical proportions. Dr. Robert office. All of the rooms are very and let declarer do his own 0 1942 O A 10 6 3 tion’s electric power system. curb the independence of the ju­ fense which the judges use in ALL AGES AOHimO SUtch 9:16 In addition to generators Such long-range planning pre- clear power and 29 per cent for three years behind the predicted Linstone told the Board of Edu- small. work. Even making declarer A 843 4, 109 62 Massive generator diciary." their determination of a sen­ Pertntel GuiStnce SuGgesteil State Theatre—Sunflower 7:(X), , ‘ “ lures which had been undergoing eludes last minute changes for coal If the nation is to have level of flvd years ago,” says GP cation, Monday night. Dr. Linstone noted that a sult- ruff a side suit may be too SOUTH combined Anthony V. DeMayo made the tence. 3:00 with maintenance maintenance since early In the unexpected developments In the enough electricity. Nasslkas. Dr. Linstone, assistant super- able central storage area would active a move in this typd of 4 AQJ 109 shutdowns brought the four-day charge in response to a letter U.A. Theatre — Hello Dolly, month, explosion, fire, leaks, weather. Even so, the FPC said rphe FPC has warned that Environmental concerns have -As president of the Connecticut intendent for curriculum and reduce the coat of stock school hand. .<;? j 10 4 “ brownout” affecting 16 states. from the Narcotics Enforcement cut Bar Association, I feel that AESTAICTED instruction, explained that the and maintenance supplies by an 8:30 faulty valves and trouble with In a staff report to CSialrman railroad car shortages, failure delayed some nuclear generat- South dealer. 0 K7 It also brought a new Federal Officers Association of Connecti­ UiKler 17 reqtiirei tccofflpenying current budget allowed for the estimated 26 to 36 per cent due coal clinkers had knocked out John N. Nasslkas during the to rdti^m the cars speedily for ing plants. the law enforcemfent agency's North-South vulnerable. ♦ AKJ Power Commission invostlga* cut, which has criticized judges Parent or AAilt Guardian hiring of more personnel but to the fact supplies could be seven others In Peimsylvanla’ brownout:• “ We are investigat- reuse and enforcement of new Freeman, howevdr, dlscount- direct attack upon the judiciary ^5^ Opening Lead — Two of Dia­ West North East tion of utility firms’ practices In for being too lenient "in cases did not provide for additional bought in bulk quantities. and New Jersey. ing further your request to re- federal mine safety legislation ed the significance of conserva- and the Implied attack upon the Mitchell Plans monds. Pass 2 4 Pass scheduling and coordinating involving arrests for selling nar-' office of the state's attorney are space. He said that additional econo- C7 J Cl f f Early in the day steam pres- view the maintenance schedules already have cut-into coal deliv- tion struggles so far in the NO ONE UNDER 17 AOUinEO West led the deuce of dia­ All Pass generator maintenance. And it cotics.” unjustified,” DeMayo said. Making several sugrgestlons mles could also be realized' in T o S C H C l o t f l l l C T S monds, and East put up the ten sure collapsed on one generator, in each affected power pool and erids. An OEP spokesman said present tight power supply, ‘'It [ J (Age limit may vary prompted questions about the the turbines failed on another. A th® coordination of scheduled some power plants, which pre- has been mord the bread and Police Lt. Gerald P. Kennedy "TTie Narcotics Enforcement as to how the space problem the maintenance area in the to drlvd out South’s king. This in certain areas) Industry’s quality control proce­ faulty pump feeding the boiler maintenance between poolSj” fer to keep at least a month’s butter problems of. the Indus- of Darien, president of the po­ Officers Association's assault up­ can be corrected. Dr. Linstone purchasing of supplies in larger O l l t O ( J a m p i i S e S was the correct play, since if dures. forced a third to operate at re- The FPC's Jacobsen called supply of coal on hand, were try,” he said, lice group, touched off a wide­ on the judges represents another gave as the most log(ical solu- quantities. ^ East took theu.c ace of diamonds ^ diamond in the dummy. Btist spread controversy two weeks gg ga! *«0 IB r»“ei>ece™t tion constructing a building on Finally, Dr. Linstone cited WASHINGTON (AP) — The declarer would Tater” ‘whlTTrick can get out safely with a dla- The generator failures “ sug­ duced capacity. By 10:16 a.m., last week’s events something serious attempt to curb the in­ Of TXC gest that one of our big prob­ which happens perhaps once in ago with his criticism. dependence safeguarded by the ' wenoiJ NCTiM coot of land owned presently by the the need for a meeting room justice Department plans to ^vith the king of diamonds and mond, and South goes down the temperature was rising to­ lems is the quality control on ward the mld-90s, air condition­ a generation, then adds E d: Kennedy, in a letter to Su­ DeMayo concluded, “ an in­ _ town. for the Board of Education as gend representatives to 51 col- then discard a heart on dum- when his second heart finesse preme Court Justice John P. He said if the building were well as adminlstraHve meeUng igge campuses this f^ l to talk ^ y ’s queen of diamonds. loses, equipment like that,’’ said S. ers were humming all over the “ The facts are there. ! can’t dis­ dependence afeguarded by the r David BYeeman, director of the pute them.” to be constructed on such land space. He said this space could ^ th students about its policies south led the jack of clubs to Dal'y Question Eastern megalopolis and utilities Cotter, cited Fairfield County, Constitution and fundamental to New Books the construction cost would also be made available for programs. ^ dummy’s quden to try a spade Partner opens with 1-NT (16 energy policy staff of the White were reaching Into Illinois and Freeman, of the White House where he claimed 126 dope push­ the effective operation of justice ers were convicted during the diK)p dramatically as specifics- meetings of civic groups. finesse, but West won with the to 18 points), and tte next play- House office of science and Ontario for power. It wasn’t' office, In discussing quality con­ in the courts. The law enforce­ technology. Then Freenaan add­ 12-month period ending in May tions would not be the same as a committee will be appoint- ^ ^ informaUon and king of spades and returned the er passes. You hold: Spadw, 8- enough. Power was reduced by trol, said both manufacturers ment officials who authored the At Library ed: and 68 of them “were not pun­ those used for public schools, ed to work with Dr. Linstone to beneficial to all jack of diamonds. Declarer 4; Hearts, K-Q-7; Diamonds. A- 3 per cent. Six minutes later it and utilities are lax. - letter undermine the system of “ In my mind, the story of last w m reduced Utility spokesmen, mean­ ished with so much as a day in Fiction A suggested site wM the iMd come in with a concrete recom- g^^gg^ned,” Atty. Gen. John N. covered with dummys’ queen. 10-6-3; Clubs, 10-9-6-2. by another 2 per in t h e area of the M M le mendatlon for the board s ap- j^jj^gjjgjj ^ letter to the and East won with the acd. What do you OW? week is the story of the blackout cent, while, criticized the equipment jaU or one-cent in fines.” Clinton-Baddeley—No case for that didn’t happen. By and large "This simply is not true,” De- School, off Rt. 30 and Wert M . proval. A request for fun^ to presidents This was the time for Bast to Answer: Bid 3-OT. Y- had to cut Its voltage. .In Virgin­ Faced with short supplies, J province Dr. Linstone said the, square manhood Day and said it had fonnal visits were aesi^e o gj continuing-;: the dia- tion.” baby better 647-9222 The OEP had warned in May ia and the ClYirollnas generators many utllties ceased vigorous BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL Ve'ig'a—The misplaced machine foot cost woulS be higher If the the support of the antilib move- monds. knocked but or idled for mainte­ Veiga—The three trials of facility is built as part of school naents known as MOM—Men go'n& South can draw a round of Street Priest of Boston, the Rev. Paul Shanley shows relief after quitting his of possible power shortages. promotion of air conditioning Brandy St., Bolton, Conn. Manirema construction because school con- our Masters—and HOW—Hap- plain admlnistre.i po ' trumps and lead the , jack of frustrating post as confidante of drug consuming youths. (AP Photofax) Reserves of 1 to 20 per cent are nance forced cutbacks there. after the average annual sale of than Ward—The other Caroline struction specifications would■ piness of Women. hearts for, a finesse, losing to considered adequate, but the The crisis lasted another day, window air conditioners doubled Non-FlcUon have to be applied to this space. Purpose of the day is to pro- the schools to be visited und queen. But now therd is still agency found the Pennpylvania- then began easing as.damaged over six years, powering a trip­ mote “ femininity, masculinity Us program in October and N^ Bander—Turmoil on the camp­ He further explained that al­ Surrenders in Drugs War New Jersey-Maryland complex generators were repaired and ling of the average annual us though ample parking space and family life.” vember and said specific datee ------^------^ had reserves of only 9 per cent, the heat slackened. But ques­ household bill. Baskin—Five addled etchers for central office personnel Mrs. Andelln, author of a book will be announced later, the Carollnas and Virginia 6.6 tions remained: Why did it hap­ The increased demand comes - Boehme — Carte blanche for could be made available at the called “ Fascinating Woman- 7t said the schools were cho- A MANCHESTIR per cent and Commonwealth pen? Why is the nation faced amid what officials complain Is K v U I P s chaos— proposeu proposed .u«.. high school site. It - hood” which trumpets the sen to CENTER NOW Street Priest Qu its Role Edison In Chicago 6.6 per cent. with persistent power short- a tightening of supplies of raw ART SALE Cllfton-Taylor — The cathedrals would probably add to the traf- virtues of being feniale, asked ^ctlon of coltoge P • 643-7832 FilLE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE The 12-company Pennsylva­ ages materials for electricity, delays THURS., OCT. 1 — SUN.. O C T. 4 nia-Jersey-Maryltind (P J M) Officials at the Federal Power in starting new plants and oppo- 19 • 6 PJ«. — EVENING BY APPOINTMENT Cole—Television The superintendent further day by lotting men open doors private SUNFLOWEB” Shown at 7:00 & 9:00 combine ran out of power In Commission pull out elaborate sltion from conservationists and ORIGINAL WORKS from $2 - $199 Cooper—The battle of the tor- said that 'a number of inquiries for them and not being bossy or four pre Tlniversltv In As Boston Cleanup Man May when a hot spell hit while charts to show how utilities plan property holders, Visit our (x>mplete Baby pedo boats had been made concerning the aggressive. w llT nU rn n some generators, were under­ a year ahead', with monthly re-- Fifty-seven per cent of the na- Department and see our No Agenlp Fees vlews, to perform preventive tion’s eldctric power is produced Danlells—Alexander MacKenzle renting of speice for offices amd For housewives, she recom- Wash . pgiieo-e Father Shanley said, “ I can’t try, changes are going to have periodic-maintenance, slecUon of; — ARTISTS — and the North West storagl mended wearing their most ver.slty: Morgan State College, By HARRY EISENBERQ change adult public opinion. to be made. Strollers R. BETKO LAYNE Daniels—American racism One of the buUdlngs con- feminine dresses ^Ifh^^^TTnlvprq’itv °Houston*°^ “SUNFLOWER” BOSTON (AP) — The Rev. One of the fallacies they have is “ The only solution,” Father A. R. HAULUOCI Debrodt-How to put your hus- sidered uld do for the kids,” he s^id. 25 % to 50 % "The first year we reconblled OFF-BROADWAY PLAY years of triumph the emotionally disturbed and Sarah AT Parham Toffler—B^iture shock perceptually handicapped chil­ a lot of the kids,” Father Shan‘ Wltcover—^The resurrection of dren work with them on the ley said, “ The second year we Shoes Richard Nixon third floor of this school. This were able to keep Ulem on soft floor has been condemned. Dr. October 1, 2, 3 — P.M. drugs, off the klUCrs. Last year AND MORE Linstone said though he does not . . we could only keep them ‘THE CONCEPr „ Two Men Sought feel the children are In danger, Bailey Auditorium, MHS alive. ’This year we couldn’t In Fatal Shooting it is not conducive to good learn­ even do thaL” ing. "I can’t watch any more what OCTOBER 9 & 10 BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police He suggested that the office TICKETS $2.50 society’s doing to Its kids,” he 3 DAYS TO SAVE ON here were seeking two men In now used by the business man added. "I feel Uke a father Regular 6 MONTHS OF FASHION 8:00 P.M. connection with the fatal shoot- ager, which Is little more than Leonard's Shoe Store whose son is about to be killed ing Tuesday of Calvin Mattison, closet size, could become a by a bus. It’s bad enough to $25JW - SSOjOO 28. nurse’s station. The CEifeteria Phone 646-0657 know It’s going to happen wlth- Corduroys, in 7-wale and pin-wale styles, 100% Police said three shots were sufiervlsor presently hEis her of- ^ out having to watch it happen.” ' washable cotton, 45", orig. price $1.49 and $1.29, EAST CATHOLIC HIGH AUDITORIUM fired during an ..“aigument over •’* Opening night meet cast and LTM members at now just 77t yd. ------narcotics” and one of them en­ At the moment Father Shan­ Arrived in all-acrylic and textured acetate Willie’s Cocktail Lounge after the show. ley is still technically asajgned Wool Look-Likes, MANCHEStER, CONN. tered Mattison’s chert near his lu and nylon blends, sporty plaids and coordinating heart. They said the men forced to his street mission. But he is 3 solids, all bonded, 54" and 56", orig. price from a their way into Mattison’s apart- II vliJJ J U COLOR! ^ doing nothing specific, awaiting $3.98 to $4.50, now just $1.77 and $2.77 yd. ment at gunpoint about noon. a talk with the Most Rev. Hum­ TICKETS $2.50 berto S. Medeiros, newly ap- • Knits and DoubieTCnlU Galore, in chic acrylic and Size wool blends. Dacron* polyester in plain and textured pointed suxhblshop of Boston, ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE BY OCT. 2 knits, all machine washable, 60", orig. price $2.98 to THAYER CRIB who will replace (Cardinal Cush­ ^ .9 8 , now just $1.77 and $3.77 yd. i®anrl?pjatFr ing early next month. SVz Only and MATTRESS Lining, in polyester and cotton blend, all, polyester, " C O N C E r r c/o Monchostw High School While working on the streets. 54" and 45", orig. price $1.00 and $1.29, now 77i yd. Father Shanley would often talk 647-9222 PublMied Dally Except Simdaya AIR-CONDITIONED to as many as 39 youngsters in a Free with every fabric purchase: 3 ball point needles ADd BoUdays at 13 BlAsell Btreel the, night. He would stalk their for stretch and knit fabrics. HaaciMeter, Oonn. (06040) BURNSIDE hangouts during the late even­ Sale Priced $34.98 Telepbone 643-2711 StSw BueNMDI AVf lA U MAbtFOl^D 1/3 on original price on all Singer* scissors and Seoaod Claaa Poatage Paid at IRFF PARKING 528 3333 faFOily piacse ing and early morning hours. shears, on special lush colored trims, peasant Smartly styled with drop side and adjustable SHOWING THE HOPE OF DRUG Kaiiclieeter, 0>nn. ‘•We just wanted to get them braids and fringes. spring... Comfortable wetprool mattress. REHABILITATION AS PERFORMED BY SUBSCRIPTION RATES 244 CENTER ST. PajnAble In Adrance off the streets, give them a : Up to $7 o n original price on SiDSfir*dress forms. i (Stock limited) Regular Price $42.50 EX-DRUG ADDICTS. c . MANCHESTER Ona Taar ...... ISO.Ou place to crash (sleep) for the iSpecial Notions. Bobbin boxes, tape measures, yard­ Sn Mootlu ...... 16.M night,” he said. Ihrta Woatba ...... 7.00 Join Open 7 Daya -11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 190 Different Styles of sticks, more. 47F each. ------7------We're here to serve you six days a week 9:99 AJd. to 6:80 Some of them were brought to Speciall Fashion shows to see, guest editors to meet, drug rehabilitation centers in P.M.—Thursday nights till 9:00 . . . Use our lay-away or the Repeat Performance by Popular Demand! demonstrations to enjoy. At selected Singer Centers. revolving charge plans! the city. Others were taken to HIGH FASHION SHOESI Call for details. private homes, wdiere people In­ T a co s- POLLY FOXE terested In Father Shanihy’s (Salesmen’s Samples) Be Sure To Try Keith’s "One-Stop Sboppliigt'' EASTHAmORO “ Certified Hand Writing Analylat" work had volunteerjed their The Singer 1-t<^jM* Credit Plan lata you have, V .. ".it will appear here again fiiU these buys right now-within your budgeL • We’ll Come To Your s AU Purchaaes Inspected services. He said one of his )na- Home To Advise You! Before DeUvery! for-Lunch COME TO THE FAIR jor frustrations was lack of a ^ WEU-ENDOWEp BODY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1$t-6 fat 8 pin. o Use Our New Revolving • We Have Terms To WHICH SHE KEEPisON (PERSONS UNDER permanent place to bring Credit Plan! Please Everyone! ' 17 NOT ADMITTED She will answer any questions you may have on ttils most BUCKINGHAM CHURCH youngsters “ until I could con­ CARRIAGE THROBBINQ DISPLAY Bunch ' 9 fascinating science . . . vince them to return home, or THROUGHOUT.” ^ at least call their parents.” at Vz PRICE ON CHILDREN'S MENU GLASTONBURY His work with the runaways was not easy. “ You don’t enjoy HOUSE Keiih lurniiur^^ ARLENE TIGER (12 Years and Under), plus TENTH ANNUAL EARLY AMERICAN FAIR For the address ot the store nearest you, street work,” he said. "It was see white pages under SJNQER COMPANY. FREE LOLLIPOPS AND BALLOONS! Rt. 94, East of Rt. 83 Intersection * the hardest youth work I ever SINGER in.)MAINST. MANCHESTER jpexican food j did. ’Hie frustration is overpow­ >ba(i anf>r (HMrfMP b sf SIN C E R todsaf* SPECIAL FOR ADULTS—This Thurs Night Only! FRIDAY, OCT. 2-1-8 P.M. ering.” BOUTIQUE Opposite the Bennet’Jnnlor High School His street work Is Ijglng con­ on Lower (South End) Main Street Color by O e LU X E. BAKED STUFFED S O .9 9 SATURDAY. OCT. 3-10-5 tinued, however, by a group of, 18 OAK ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 856 Main St., Manchester — 647-W25 FREE MAIN ST. P A R K IN a 246 Brood Street volunteers, including several or in our own lot next to stwe! just east of Parkade s, (Next door to House and Hale) fi Plus ROBERT WALKER •' 'nuns. He established the group, MANCHESTER SHRIMP A called (Bridge Over ‘Troubled •A IM mbs* ar TME aOMBI eeiMMC. “MAN PROM O.R.G.Y.” Includes: Potato* Tossed Salad and Ranch House Toast Waters, Inc. 646-1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1970 PAGE FIVE

MANCHESTER EVENING HERATJ). MANCHESTER. CONN.. W EDNESDAY, SEPTE3MBER 30, 1970 el and an auditorium he said Texas Diptheria PAGE FOUR Bolton were built with the help of thd First Lady Amalgamated Meat Cutters un­ Epidemic Grows “ no one can really speculate" ion in the United States, one of SAN ANTONIO, ’Tx. (AP) — about Egypt’s future effectively. Kings, Presidents Arriving many American donors. Israeli Member of Parliament President Aboard the Saratoga, the Students Complete Plans Says Adieu Sn Antonio’s diphtheria epl- Students at the adult educa- President announced that Nas­ In Cairo for Nasser Burial ^ demic has grown to 108 case* Arrives In ser’s death would not interrupt To Rome tion ednter gave the First Lady tjjg addition of three more his nine-nation, 12,000-mile tour. For Carnival and Dance a bouquet of small pink roses, confirmed victims of the throat Outlines His Plan for^ Peace (Continued from JPage One) ^ ^ 'When she left, an enthusiastic infection. “The trip will go on and the bal­ (Continued from Page One) .... Ian guerrilla organization, ca- Plans are complete for the price of $12 per person includes crowd from the neighborhood Hiere also were 39 uncon- By JUNE UNTON Yugoslavia ance of stops will be made,” he thd death of the president for a ^ condolences to Sadat. period not to exceed 60 days. annual block dance and carni­ fare and admission. ’Hiose at­ that freedom Is limit- greeted her, and she distributed firmed cases. (Herald Reporter) said. “ Palestine’s luck is black," ’43? dom and (Continued from Page One) After the visit to Belgrade to- The Socialist Union is designat­ val sponsored by the Class of tending should bring a box ed by respect for others." ^ AddlUons to the list ’Tuesday the message said. "We find it lunch. A supper stop VrtU be A plan for peace in the Mid­ ed to choosetthe wccessor. ^ 1972 to be held Friday and were a boy, 6, and two girls, 9 148 has steered a course often ^ay and Thurstoy Nixon ^ 1 hard to believe that the cham- made. Mrs. Nixon said she had come ’ ' dle East was presented lost Others among the early arriv- Palestinian people Saturday on the high school to Boys Town because President Mak ng the rounds wlto M ^ and 12. ’Two children died from differing from that of the So^^et Bullettn Board night at thd University of Con­ land to complete his tour, which alss were Nasser’s Arab friends ^has disappeared from thothe arenaareiia grounds. Friday night’s activi­ Nixon wantrti her to see it. She .Nixon here were Mro. W iU i^ the disease earlier this year. Unlon. ’The 250th Anniversary Com­ necticut by its author, one of This is the second Communist began Sunday with a stop in and opponents. at a time when the Palestine ties will run from 6 :30 to 11 and said her husband had visited it ’The second phase of a dty- the youngest and most con­ King Hussein of Jordan, mittee will imeet tonight at 7 :30 wide immunization drive ended country Nixon has visited. Last Rome. cause needs his leadership, ski)! will include the free block in 1947 when he was a congress- nroto^ troversial members of Israel's where a civil war was ended and wisdom more than ever.” dance. Music will be provided in the town offices. All chair­ man looking into Italy’s postwar Saturday. A community health year he went to Romania, which Sunday by an agreement dictat­ men are urged to get to their Graham Martin, organization now is conducting parliament. also has shown Independence of Uniformed guerrillas in Pales­ by the group ’’Together.” problems Uri Avnery, 46, also one of ed by Arab leaders at Nasser’s final returns. MsOT^'carroll-Abb ng showed wife of the U.S. ambassador to adiphtheriaandpolloshotcam- Moscow in some aspects of its tinian refugee camps in Leba- Saturday’s events will run his nation’s t<^-rated jour­ Gen. Abrams behest, flew in with Tunisian where thousands demon- New Correspondent Mrs. Nixon a new modern chap- _ palgn to poor neighborhoods. domestic and foreigpi policies. ^m ier Bahi ^dgham. ^dg- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ’There nalists. is touring the United The President spent 66 hours will 'be several game booths Mrs. Ralph Donohue of. Tol­ Statds, speaking mostly at col­ ham was in Jordan as head of a automaUc ri In Italy, concluding his visit featuring such past favorites as land Rd. takes over officially as leges to promote his solution to Hospitalized team supetwislng the peace be­ with conferences with NATO fles, in keeping with Arab cus­ "Hoop-la," "Cat Game’! and the new Bolton correspondent' the continuing crisis, and, in his tween Hussein’s army and Pal­ command’ers and U.S. envoys tom on the death of a leader. ’’Electro.”- Games and activi­ tomorrow. She has been learning own words, “ to alert especial­ estinian guerrillas. F * : A stationed in the Mediterranean After Spell ties for young children win also the ropes and writing some ly young people to the wide President Jaafar el Numalri Receives PhD be avhllable. ^ news, including the recent GGP variety' of opinion in my o\vn area. of Sudan, strongly behind Nas- He told his Naples audience (Contlnued from Page One) ’The rides this year will be dinner dance, this past week. SMILING m SERVICI counby.” John R. Burton, assistant pro- ser’s Jordanian peace efforts, Truck Toting that the Mediterranean should the flying cages, flying swings, Mrs Donohue (Judy), will His talk at UConn.camc when He rollapsed ^ ^ n s t one aide business at Manchester handle all Bolton news from now not be an American sea but one and------was rushed by car to the from the Cairo summit when he ferrls wheel and- a new surprise 'V thd death of Nasser over­ "that will belong to all people.” Explosives on. shadowed all talk of tlie Mid­ hospital. Community College, received a received word of Nasser’s death ride. Another new attraction Standing in bright sunshine on She is a 1964 graduate of St. dle East and perhaps especial­ PhD in business and consumer and returned for the funeral, will be miniature golf. A table a plaza in front of the NATO Regis College to Weston, Mass., ly cast a gloom over Avnery’s - "PreeU O/iXCAJi-tSAIGON V(AP) AIT 4 — A top-rank-wt.*—— eUUCULlUlleducation fromllUlll thgLlif; University vjii* vci w,of Algeria’s - President------Houari------of attic treasures will be fea^ HlSI'H-teT 3-tOS tured, as well'as two food con­ where she majored in sociology own peace plan. fd e ^ r s ^ toat period of ‘"g South Vietnamese field com- Connecticut prior to the start of (Continued froi^Page One) and political science. She stud­ He said he really belidved Idem said inai m a v,, fnSnv thnt his Ntisser over Egypt’s acceptance ' " • cessions. mander claimed today that his ied law at Marquette Law School Nasser would have played an Instability, uncertainty and a the academic year. ^ cease-fire with Israel and number to the patrol. The patrol ’The chairman of the event is nossible lack of confidence.” forces had virtually destroyed a to Milwaukee, Wis., and Suf­ Important role in an ultimate possiDie lack lacK of i-confidence,” North Vietnamese army divi- His dissertation topic was bpycotted the Cairo conference gaid the car was found aban- Eric Geer. His committee mem­ folk Law School, Boston, Mass. solution to peace. “ I feel he was I^ p le need im instrument they tighting “ Teachers’ Attitudes Toward oh Jordan, came in a special doned near the scene and a 30-30 bers are Roseanne Fiano, Tom 3 Consumer Issues and Their Ap- plane draped in black cloth, Cai- j^fie and an expended shell were Manning, Craig Potterton and At Marquette she was feature wdll under way to doing this,” "can hang onto. around Fire Base O’Reilly in editor for the law school news­ Avnery said, but after Nasser's praisal of the Educational Rele- m Radio said. discovered nearby, David Jensen. ’They are being He said NATO Is that instru- northern sector of ^uth paper. death “ wouldn't dare make ment, and declared that the yigfaam vance of These Issues.” ^ Nadaer ally. Col. Muammar The car had been, damaged assisted by Larry Pesce, a Bol­ such an unqualified statement.!’ United States “ re m a ^ strong Dr. Burton, a native of Chep- Kadafl, head of Libya’s military and there was blood inside, the ton High graduate who has A native of Brockton, Mass., handled previous carnivals. Mrs. Donohue came to Bolton He said he had been very and firm in its comm commander of the northern achet, R.I., received his BS government, announced that he patrol said, ar' closd physically to Nasser when the alliance. ,_Vietnam told from the“ *'= University —of —Rhode---- wouia ^ u ld aiienu, attend, aa as um did jncim Premier c, i-iio,. First reports - said------there-- were----- Work is under. wgy for the with her husband a year and a they were both soldiers fighting Nixon asserted that NATO quadrant of South v ie m ^ , ram igignj and his MA from UConn. Abass Hoveida of Iran, two drivers in the truck, but au-annual Christmas fair to be held half ago. They have two daugh­ in the same section during the ser\'es the best interests of aU newsmen in Da Nai^ that ms through 1963, he Relations between Cairo and thoriOes later said Tri-State re- Dec. 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at ters, Mary Jane, 2, and Julie, 3. Israeli war, “ he on one side and its member countries and said forces, with support from -Am ' served with the U.S. Army In- Tehran had improved almoet to ported only one manisaa as- St. George’s Church. The affair Outgoing correspondent Mrs. I on the other.” Thdse were all the United States is determined ‘^^^n bombers, had wiped out the tglligence Corps, and from 1964 of exchanging ambas- slgned.He was identified by the will be called “ Christmas in the Clemewell Young, who has cov­ ered Bolton for seven years, night battles, he said, “ and that the Mediterranean Country” and will be headed by there must have been dozens of not be our sea but a sea that from the North Vietnamese High School in Jewett City. For biing.' Oklahoma City. Mrs. Margaret Huddleston. Her will continue to write features / times we met,” but he adddd, 324B Division. th?ee years before Joining the Iraqi President Ahmed Has- The truck which blew up was committee chairmen will be: for The Herald from time to will belong to all peoples.” .time. “ we were never properly in­ Nixon went t o the headquar- 'The 324B Division which------xvujc; businessousmeBa facultylucuny lastloat year,jrca.i, ggj, ^ g ^ r sent hisms vice presl-presi- one ofoi a two-trucki w o - h u c k convoy.cunvi/j. The Posters, Mrs. Margaret Wright; troduced.” ters to discuss the “ general fried to take O’Reilly has been ^e was a full-time graduate stu- jg^j Rada Takriti, and de- other was about half mile publicity, Mrs. Lee Graham; Avnery said he felt Nasser Htrnteeic noature” of the United rendered almost ineffective,” dent at UConnn. dared a week of mourning, ahead and was not touched by treasurer, Miss Elizabeth (Jhaae; Manchester Evening Herald had evolved in his thinking to in the Mediterranean s^id Lam. “ The enemy has con- Mrs. Burton is a lecturer in president Nureddin Atassi of the blast, lunch, Mrs. Florence Jackson; Bolton correspondents ,)iidith Donohue, tel. 649-8409, and the point where, as the Israelite th ohiefH of N A T O ’ S south-

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P A G ^ ^ N filANCHESTER EVENING HEKAtA>, MANGHfisifiK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1970 volve money, some are merely said. “ That is a little like talk­ Coventry a matter of sotting procedure. Agnew Calls His Campaign ing about a mother-in-law 'you T V Tonight Moore 'said yesterday he does have never met.” MANCHESTER ANTIQUE SHOP not plan to relesise his decision Noting that opponents of the Too Many Ts ' Fully Planned Community Sbe Saturday's •TV Week 457 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Obituary Police Air on the 12 issues publicly, since Level of Truman Punch Vidtmlm war CEill it Imihoral, State May Rest Case Today WASHINGTON (AP) — El­ for Comide'te Listings. he doesn’t feel it is appropriate MINOT, N.D. (AP) — Vice heard Agnew’s speech, applaud- tbe vice president asked, “ Wtet NEW STORE HOURS liot L. Richardson has been to air personnel matters in that ing frequently. The only sign of immoral about a nation going Mrs. Anna S.'.Ootfryd secretary of health, educa­ Aim of Proposed New Zone 8;M Perry Muom G r i e v a n c e s V e 'h a d V o ' rell Prb^ident Spiro T. AgnCw says |[;fg"held"uVby to the help of a small naUon Tuesday thru Friday 1:00-9:00 (18) WUd Wnd Weit (O) ROCKVII1L.E — Mrs Anna S. tion and welfare since June A honrinB- HonUno- wEtn comment On the hearing itself, hd is carrying on the Harry S. ^ people in the trying to repel outside aggres- Saturday 10:00-6:00 (M) Addsms FunOy A nearmg dealing with 12 gjnpe he was there to gather Truman tradition of “ give ’em balcony ■ at the start of the sion?” Ootfryd, 84, widow of Felix In Second Nazar off Trial 24, but his underlings have By WILLIAM COE highways, open space and other and so forth, would be s e ^ ^ <44> O UIli^’s Island balcony yet to team to spell his name 5:ZS (44) ~ Weni ither Watch (0) grievances by local police facts only, on which to base his hell” campEdgning-‘-“ I’m crlss- speech proclaiming, “ We’re not “ To me,” Agnew sedd, "the Sunday 1:00-6:00 Ootfryd, died at her home, 1 By GLENN OAMBER rhaging which resulted in Vil ■ The man he saw tried to open (Herald Reporter) Improvements. . .” businesses normally located in 5:M'-----(M) (M) OiUlsan’i— Iclaad (C) Brtel Dr., Rockville, early this brin’s death. the car door on the driver’s side right. ’The key, of course, is that it urban areas. v i. (4#) WhaPa W__ Hy UaeT against Police Chief Gordon decision. crossing this nation telling , the impressed.” immorEillty would be to cut and STARTING TUESDAY, SEPT. §9th (Herald Reporter) Smith said he would prefer to morning. Judge Herbert S. MacDonald and was apparently meeting The department’s new tele­ A planning and Zoning would require the enUre de- The proposal menUons banks. •:M (S-8-44) Weather — Sports and Smith was held yesterday, with truth’ and they still think it’s Earlier, Agnew, spoke to sev- run.” v 649-0597 barber ^ d beauty shops, dry News make no comment on the mat­ Mrs. Ootfryd was bom in 1884 The manslaughter re­ is presiding in this trial. The some resistance, he said. ’The phone director has come out Commission proposal to es- velopment to be in orderly, (U) Dick Vaa Dyke Town Manager Dennis Moore hell.” eral hundred Republicans at a g^,^ “ President Nixon has cleaners, professional offices, ter at this time. in Poland and lived in Rockville trial of John Nazaroff of first trial of Nazaroff in July door was finally opened and the spelling it “ Elliott” with two carefuUy regulated stages, Pot- (M) To Ten the Troth (C) The Republican vice president ?50-per-couple reception and enormous strides in his tablish a new type of zone photogfraphlc studios, restau­ S:W (44) Bawhide 'Sitting in a fact finding capac­ If the matter is not settled lo­ moat of her life. She was a com- Manchester, charged in the ended in a riung jury. man reached inside the car. It Ts. allowing for totally planned Jer p o ^ t^ out. ^ has never 4;S4 (S) Newf with Walter Oron- invoked the namd—Euid noted predicted that in November g{{Qj.ts 'for peace in Vietnam” , A department news letter rants (Indoor service) as ex­ ity. cally, it would be referred to mimicant of St. Joseph’s Churchy shoOting death of George Bullets Identified was at this time he said that he Ute (C> political characteristic—of the "wd’re golng^to score the big- ^ggpjjg “ exreme harassment made the same mistake sev­ environmertsii. Manches- amples. . (8) News with Frank Bey- Moore said yesterday he will the State Board of Mediations. in RockvlUe and a member of yilbrin, 32, also of Man- Skelly presented in evidence first heard a shot, he testified. nolda and Howard K. Smith PTA PotiucK former Democratic president in g«st m an off-year elec- ^ certain senators eral weeks ago. ter will be discussed at a Many other commercial uses notify the police within five days PTA Potluck Have Your Heard the Latest? the Sacred Heart and Rosary on the four bullets Dr. Becker iden­ The man came out of the car (18) Candid Camera rm, rvTA a speech Tuesday night to a tion that this country has ever conCTessmen some of them chester the night of Jan. would not be specifically al- (84) NBC News (C) as to his decision on the mat- The Robertson School PTA ^ noUne that Tru- seen and part of it is going to be congressmen, some^oi u^em Societies of the church. tified as the ones he removed clutching himself, Albut said. public hearing Monday ax pre*ordained by the com- 7:44 (8) What in the World (C) . ui v, . will hold its Annual potluck sup- strong superiors of the war 5, began yesterday after­ There was a short pause, then 7 :30 p.m. in the Municipal mission but would be as design- lowed, and would require sjie- (8) Troth or Conseqnences (C) ters, which involve interpreta- She is survived by a brother. from Vilbrin’s body, and a Knit one.aaci noon and re&umed this three-page report from the state some more shots as the man Building...... hearing ■ room. ed by the developer, subject to cial authorization from the com­ tlons of the police union contract per tonight at 6 :30. Following v^ars before After taping a television inter- ^ 1969. Michael S^chara of RTCkvUle after the selection crime laboratory Unking two of turned and began moving away The proposal — thought to be commission approval. mission. Examples would in­ e^rto .phe hearing was the second Purl two... Washes, bowling lanes, theaters, , , ...... visittheir child’s classroom, ^ g ggb dotted with references Salt Lake City where he speaks pelled by the fact that a man 9 115 am from the White Gib- four women, and one woin- Nazaroff’s car. One of the other the beginning of the shooting erdate within the present zon­ A mix of housing tjrpes would (8-M) Conrtshlp o( Eddie’s Far step Campaigns and all types of Industry. tker <0> grievance preTedure '^^^ thtrips to^ sla. tonight for Rep. Laurence Bur- like Tom KlCppe’s opponent son Funeral■ ■ Home, 66 Elm St., an ^ad one man to serve as Juliets was partially damaged and the end was about two or ing regulations a new tjnpe of be required in the zone and and could not be definitely zone, which Town Planner J. To qualify Industries would fte r w a s to T r e s e n t't^ list of declared that “ If we were ton, running against Democratic could support the war so strong- Rockville, with a solemn mgh three seconds, he testified. would have to include two-fam­ 8:44 ( ^ ) * iS ie Boom tor Oraii^ step was to present alternates. linked, the other was totally The other eyewlttness, Mar­ Eric Potter has named “ Corn- have to be declared suitable for sriLrnces t f smUh w h fa p program for the school ^ gen. Frank E. Moss in another iy when it was conducted under Mass of requiem at 10 at St. For Duffey ily houses as well as singlch in dadte (C) grievances to Smith, who ap- year at that grade level. Vidtnamese can adiust to de- tight Sdnate contest. Democratic leadership—then State’s attorney Joseph Skel- damaged. Under cross exam- tin A. Urlano of 195 Spruce St., prehenslve Urban Development various price ranges, and mod- location near a residential area. 8:84 (8) ’The Ooveraor and J. J. hls Tuesday night speech, In World War I, the adult pathologist at Manchester enter the car. He also testifi­ the Nixon Administration and renowned “ New ’Towns” tral Business District, present­ lumbia, died yesterday after­ he was attracted to the street ed that he saw two men walking “ The area needed is such that (18) Morv Oriffln Show (C) in for weekend duty, rather than named a 15-member women’s3 gg Quentin Burdick this No- the vice president contrasted his American male stood 67.7 inches Memorial Hospital, who per­ called Vice President Spiro created in England following ly zoned Business m . ’The com' noon at Windham Community north on Spruce St., toward the mission plans to re-name the- only large and reliable develop­ ~ Prayer and jbe regular officers. One griev- advisory board of directors. veniber.” trips to Asia with the fact that tall and weighed 142 pounds. formed the examination of Vil­ by loud voices. He saw a car T. Agnew .,a “ prophet World War n — where fac­ Memorial Hospital, Wllliman- stopped in the intersection of car in the intersection, one in ers could undertake what would (M) ^ Scene (C) ance filed by all officers dealt Richard E. Flster, bEUik presl- The race is considered close Sen. J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark., During World War II, he was brin’s body on Jan. 6, the day permissiveness. ’ ’ tories, churchds, residential District as “ CBD Zone” in or- Uc. He Was head of the East­ front of the other. undoubtedly mean a multi-mil­ men?*of* SdltaMo**'"^ ^ Bkm Smith dent, said the board was estab- some local observers be- chairmEui of the Foreign Rela- 68.4 Inches tall and weighed 155 alter the shooting, took the Oak and Spruce Sts. and one ’The former French ambassa- tireas, stores, parks and the like der to allow for the construe ern Coimecticut State College near the intersection. He said He testified that one man ap­ ministration “ tries to find what together in a totally tion of high-rise there. 'The dls- lion dollar Investment,” Potter on on an i*n following department lished Tuesday in recognition of Having the GOP candidate has tlons Committee and one of his pounds, and today’s young men security division. stand today. He testified that he 1:84 (84) New. and Sim Off rules and regulations that he women’s “ increasingly Impor- cut considerably into Burdick’s frequent targets, hsis never been are some 1.3 inches taller suid (Plltjrim t^Vlills he saw a woman on the driver’s proached one of the women then dor charged that the Nixon Ad- planned community. Columbia, trict boundaries, however' will noted. ^FABRIC DEPARTMENT BTaRES Survivors also include two found live bullet holes in Vil­ He also pointed out that the Edneatioaal TV (84) himself had spt up. According to tant role in business, commerce early lead. to Vietnam. 10 pounds heavier thsm were brin’s body, one in the chest, side of the car in the Intersec­ went around to the driver’s side everybody thinks and then give ’ ^ another example of the remain as designated in the sons, a daughter, two other sis­ developer would have to as­ Wednesday, September SO Wilmot, not all grievances in- and finance.” A crowd of close to 6,000 “ He refuses to go,” Agnew their fathers at the same age. .434 OAKLAND STREET Rte.83 -MANCHESTER. three in the back and one in the tion and a man on the passen- and got in the car; the second it to them.’ total community concep^in this current zoning regulations: ters, a brother, and six grand­ sume the costs of supplying left shoulder. He removed four ger’s aide who then came around man came around and tried to “ That’s only hall of what’s in­ country — designed, created ‘"The Central Business Zone 4:44 FUm (0) ______children. open the door, finally succeed­ and built by a single developer, shall include that part of the public water and sdwer faciU- "Venomous Animals of Sea” B Funeral services will be to­ bullets from Vilbrin’s body, two to the driver’s side. He could volved in being a good politi­ 6:84 Pat It In Writing ' from his lungs which had caus- not see whether anyone was in ing. cian. That’s the half that gets Manchester’s CUD Zone also Business Zone within 160 feet ties, 7:44 Soud. For a Sommer Night ' morrow at 11 a.m. at the Potter Urlano testified that the man would utilize the total planning of Main St. between Myrtle and Approximately five acres of Featuring Ron Ernst Sextette f^meral Home, 466 Jackson St., ed lacerations ' and hemor- the car, he testified. you elected. Thd other half is 7:84 Chicago Festival B in the car got out of the car provdingTeadershlp and being concept under a single devel- Forest Sts. on the west side, public open space and . recre- _ Grant Robbins WllUmanUc. Burial will be In and stood up before the shoot­ able to motivate people to rise •^ut on a much smaller and within 600 feet of Main St. ation would be required per 8:44 Mirier Smith and Other Noa- Windham Center Cemetery. ing began, and that the man who ahovA themBAlvAH ” .qhrtver told scale. between Bralnard PI. and 1,000 persons in the< population Friends may call at the fu­ >^ernon Man above themselves,” Shriver told Evenbu Pops Martha’s Doll had opened the door was at the an audience at a narcotics re- Because of the 100-acre minl- School St. on the esist side.” of the zone. neral home toni^t from 7 to 9. 4:84 Book Beat (0) Arrested On end of the door a short distance habllltatlon center in Waterbury. mum that would be required, A survey of persona within the Other features of the proposal Memorial contributions may WASHING’rON (AP)—Now ’’Stelmark: Family Recolleo- away. He also testified that the district, conducted by Potter’ s call for the placing of all elec- tion” by Harry Mark Petiakls. be made to the buUding fund of thete’s a Martha Mitchell ’"Hiat’s why I say that Agpiew the . zone by necessity would Rape Charge man turned and was moving is a prophet of permissiveness, have to be locatdd in rural, un- office last spring, found that the trie power and telephone lineb Hease on the Beach Windham Community Memorial doll, and she got the first one away from the car and was Hd goes around the country con- settled areas, which are on the vast majority of those respond- underground. Hospital. last night alter taking a ter­ A 36-year-old Vernon man was about ten feet away when the demnlng permissiveness, but he town’s perimeter and away Ing (94 per cent) favored allow­ Summing up. Potter said he rific ribbing. charged yesterday withitw rape on shooting stopped, . J ^ prophet of permissiveness from the central core. ing high-rise in the Downtown, believed that the creation of the Frederick A. Woltersdorf It was presented to the CUD Zone would “ makd it pos­ Negotiations a complaint received from a Called to the stand yesterday because he’s permitting every­ Potter emphasized that the with limited business uses per­ Frederick A. Wolte^adorf, 60, wife of Atty. Gen. John N. mitted on the ground floor. sible to apply the planning local woman concerning an inci- was f*atrolman John Hawthorne body to Indulge in their basest CUD Zone is not intended to of Windsor, father of Mrs. Rob­ Mitchell at a mock Cabinet dent alleged to have taken place of the Metnehester police de- Permitted In the CUD Zone, process completely, in the way meeting as a spoof at the instincts,” Shriver siiid. ^ change or replace existing Fail at AT&T ert Carlson of Manchester, died on Sept. 22. partment, first to arrive at the “ So, what he is doing is say­ along with the housing mix, it was intended. It would com­ yesterday at St. Francis Hospi­ National Press Club by Rep. zones. If and when the PZC churches, schools, playgrounds. pletely eliminate spot zoning.” John E. Hem III of 28 Vernon scene of the shooting. ing, ‘You have my permission adopts the proposal, CUD would NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AF) — tal, Hartford. He was the maU WlUlam H. Ayres. R-Ohio, Heights posted a $1,000 non-sur- Using a diagram he said he acting as attorney general. to be just as bad as your nature exist as an “ Inartlculated” reg­ Negotiations have failed to re­ subscription manager of the ety bond for appearance in drew within 48 hours after the indicates.’ Wdll, if everybody’s, solve a dispute that began Fri­ Hartford Courant. _ ulation. Rockville Circuit Court 12 on shooting, and introduced in evi- gg jjad as they could be, we’re “ In other words, it would be MCC Task Force Program^ day between union workers and Survivors also include his dence by Atty Skelley, Patrol­ Mass.: two daughters, Mrs.'Bar- Oct. 20. in for real trouble,” Shriver yjg 2oning books, but would the Am/erlcan Telephone & Tele­ wife, 2 sons, another daughter. Glenn M. Schmeiske, 17, of 1 man Hawthorne described the said. graph Co. The walkout of “ long- Us mother, a sister, and 10 ry Pender and Miss Joan scene of the shooting. He be applied to a specific area School Bonds HRC Topics Hale St., was charged yesterday only upon application by a de­ Une” employes continued today grandchildren. Crocker, both of Cerventry; a said that the area was well with failure to stop for a school veloper and at the commission’s Manchester Community Col­ gram is sponsqred by the in five (Connecticut towns. I Funeral services will be to­ brother, David Crocker of lit. 'Two women and a man Plymouth, Mass.;' two sisters, bus which was flashing a red Fire Prevention discretion,” he explained. lege’s plan for attracting and Greater Hartford Coimcll of Representatives of the Com- I morrow at 10 a.m. at the Car- light. He is scheduled for ap­ he later Identified as Naz­ munlcations Workers of America Mrs. Ray Barnes of Hinsdale, Potter, who is British by birth, keeping students of minority Churches. “ It’s working through I ihon Funeral Home, 6 Poquo- pearance in Rockville Court on aroff, were standing to the and the company met all day Mass., and Mrs. Robert ’Thede Display Theme helped plan England’s new groups was explained to the oiir parish to bring it to Man­ I nock Ave.' Windsor. -Burial will rear of Nazaroff’s car at the in­ Tuesday and into the evening, of Salem, Ore., three grand­ Oct. 20. town’s, and later applied the Human Relations Commission chester,” Msgr. Reardon said. I be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, tersection when he arrived, he a company spokesman reported. children, and several nieces and Michael French, 18, of 87 Tal- said. One of the women report­ At Firehouse concept as a planner with the last night. It also heard about Most denominations will take I Rocky IBll. He said negotiations would re- nephews. cott Ave. was charged with op­ ed the shooting to him and said provincial government in Alber­ the school bond issue ' for the part in the program which he I Friends may call at the fu­ erating an unregistered motor sume this afternoon in New York Funeral services will be Fri­ that Nazaroff had a gun. Ilie Eighth District FTre De­ ta, Canada, before coming to coming election, and a report described as “ marvelous 'and neral home tonight from 7 to 9. merciful.” The program will caty. day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes vehicle, operating with a li­ Hawthorne took Nazaroff who partment under Chief Ted this country in 1962. about the “ Friendly Visitation” (Memorial contributions may cense, misuse of registration Lingard, with the assistance of train volunteers to visit the el­ Despite the bargaining, he Funeral Home, 400 Main St., had gotten back in his car to program. be made to Camp Courant., Active Urban Environment derly in convalescent homes added, workers refused to come Manchester. Burial will be at a plates and failure to display in- the cruiser, then looked for and___ “ Mack” the station’s dalmatlon Harry Godl, dean of students sertions. He is also scheduled to found Vilbrln TOinV '60^'70 feet traveling under the As Potter sees it, the CUD and hospitals. to work this morning. Figures place to be announced. Zone would allow the kind of at MCC, told about efforts to at­ appear in ~ Rockville. Court,' ~ Oct ■ from Nazaroff’s car, lying on his stage name of “ Sparky” , will Dr. David L. Warren, HRC on the number absent were not Albert F. Mannel Sr. Friends may call at the fu­ active, urban environment that tract students from Hartford. 20. back with his hands on his begin its fire prevention pro- chairman, showed the commls- immediately available. neral home tomorrow from 7 to most people prefer, where jobs Last summer the college creat- CLIP AND MAIL TODAY FOR FREE BOOKLET ROCKVILLE — Albert Frank chest. gram Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. ed.a task force to aid minority slon a n^tl-page quesUonn^re On -Tuesday morning, only four 9 p.m. with a display and demonstra- ®bd shopping, churches and of the 112 day-shift long-line’ Mannel Sr., 77, of Hartford, a Hawthorne reported that hq groups ’The force Includes stu- by the Capitol Re. Rockville native, died Monday Asks Divorce found the gun allegedly used in Uon of fire apparatus and a schools would be convenient to dents, most of whom are black glon Plarming Agency on its workers reported to their jobs at Hartford Hospital.. the shooting under the front tewr of the station. Firehats will homes—as in most cities, which or Puerto Rican, and faculty proposed housing plan. ’The at AT4T facilities in New Mr. Mannel was born Sept. Abortion Deaths LOS ANGELES (AP) — seat of Nazaroff’s car. It was be given out. “ Just grew” before the days of members. Godi is chairman of commission will invite a speak­ Haven, Durham, Hartford, 29, 1893 in Rockville, son of Max Shown on Decline Burl Ives, 61-year-old folk also introduced in evidence by During next week the fire- zoning controls. force. er from CRPA to explain the Cheshire and New London.. itd f % Business tnforrri^on-^wc© E. and Clara Mannel, and had singer and actor, is seeking Skelley. men, under the direction of As- But the new environment college has re- plan at a commission meeting. Dielr walkout that begw Mon­ lived most of his life in Hart­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — a divorce from his wife, Hel­ Ha'Vthome identified the two sistant Chief John Christensen, created under CUD would be jjg ^lethods of recruit- day was a show of sympathy for Suite 1202, ^ Washington ford. He was a member of Deaths from abortions have de­ en, after nearly 25 years of women to the rear of the Naza- will visit schools in the district free of the problems of tranlc students from minority six employes suspended Friday , , ^ Hartford, Connecticut 06106 Grace Lutheran Church of Hart­ clined sharply in California marriage. roff car as Renate Nazaroff, to conduct fire drills and Inspec- congestion, inadequate housing g,.gypg advertised in the Body Found; when they failed to report for ford. since the state liberalized abor­ Mrs. Ives, a writer, lives Nazaroff’s wife and a Judy tlons. James Sarles will speak and public utilities, lack of open jjgytfQrj Star,a weekly news- work. The two-day suspensions tion laws three years ago, a in New York City. Baker, a girlfriend of Mrs. at assembly progp-ams and spaces and all the others that p^pg^ (gj. black people, had were scheduled to begin Monday, Survivors include his wife, University of California Medical a company spokesman said. On Fiil.Mlil’"-... Mrs. Carrie Howard Mannel of Ives, in his Superior Court Nazaroff. He added that a third “ Sparky” will accompany them plague most cities today. black students speak to high Police Seek School profegsor reports. womanw n m a n wasw a o sitting mon i tVthe io npas­ a a . on *Uyvl*«their rounds. “ This,”T h i S . ” saysS£IVS Potter,P o t t C T . 1sIS be- _schools______and rewrote its brochur- that day only a handful of the Hartford: a son, Albert F. Man­ suit Tuesday, listed irrecon­ 126 nonmanagement lon^-llne Dr. Gary Stewart told 3,000 cilable differences and said senger side in the front seat of Firemen will also be handing cause we would have a thorough- ^g^ j^g gj^j^ nel Jr. of Houston, Tex.; a Suspects workers In the five towns brother, Arthur M. Mannel of physicians attending the Ameri­ the couple, married in Chi­ Neizaroff’s car. out emergency pSbne ^^tlckers ly planned development, created ,j.jjg ggbool waived registra­ can Academy of General Prac­ showed up. Wethersfield, and four grand­ cago, had lived apart since Hawthorne stated that In the supplied by Country Drug to at nq cost to the town by a tion fees for needy students and (Continued from Page One) tice convention ’Tuesday that district residents. ’There are single developer, and meeting found financial aid for books The strikers’ job, maintaining ------children. 1956. hour and a half that he was Jennifer was first reported the long-distance, private-line liPEr MY JOB San Francisco’s death rate from Ives and the former Helen five Important phone numbers today’s needs and standards.” and tuition; courses to improve pSmeral services will be to- with Nazaroff, from the time . 1 III missing on thq afternoon of Sept, and overseas networks, is being . „ 1 abortions dropped from eight Peck have a son, Alexander, of Nakaroff’s arrest to the time on these stickers including the He pointed out that all uses communicative skills are being ji, ^hen she failed to return J ^ k (ot of guys on the job tell rhO morrow at 3 p.m. at the Rose 7. done by management personnel TTii, T-u , „ T-., its 10,000th bonus to returning 2 1 . he went off duty, he did not department’s emergency phone within the zone would be con- developed; teachers will be Hill Funeral Home, 680 Elm home from school for lunch. and employes called In from 1^; Iv to keep my mouth shut. W at ^ notice any signs of injury to number. trolled by the commission and trained to understand the vocab- St., Rocky HUl, Burial will be in other locations, the company Rose Hill Memorial Park, R o c k y ------Nazaroff, nor did he see Naza­ Posters v^l also be put in that a carefully planned and ulary of students from minority t h S ^ ^ t h e ^ s i ^ R ^ k ^ k M s B r things are out of nay hands. / ’ groups; efforts are being made said. HiU. roff have any difficulty in walk­ local merchant’s windows and balanced community design area reported seeing her stand­ to attract more non-white facul- The union set up picket lines Friends may call at the fimer- ing or moving. displays will be set up in would have to have PZC ap- ing near' the base of the rock ‘ " lAnidm anagem eht calls all the?i be proval before a developer could ty and staff members, Godi said. at AT&T In New Haven, and al home tonight from 7 td 9. Edward Everett Horton Under defense attorney John schools. ’The firehouse will that evening, and police reported begin work on a site. Ben Foster, a former MCX3 stu­ also tariefly set up pickets at the shots. But I’ve been looking Berman’s cross examination, open to the public during the later that four witnesses said Western Electric Co. iBclllty in -Hawthorne said that Nazaroff week for district residents to According to the CUD pro­ dent who is a senior at Trinity Dante A. Lauretti Vetei’an Actor, 84, Dies College, has been hired as a they had seen her there with a New Haven. Union workers * arouhd and from -what IVe ran to his car when Hawthorne visit ‘their fire department. posal, such a zone would not man. (Dante A. Lauretti, 48, of East „ _ „ . only create a “ mix” of uses, part-time counselor to work there refused to cross the line, a pulled up in his cruiser. After Police circulated an artist’s seen, management is calling Hartford, brother of Carl ENCINO, Calif. AP — Ed- but would also achieve opti­ primarily with non-white stu­ Western Electric spokesman LAuretU and Salvatore Lauret- ward Everett Horton, whose he was apprehended, Nazaroff conception of the m'an, drawn on said, but It was taken rown made no effort to escape, even mum harmony of those uses dents who may find it easier to for help. Maybe notfrohi me, _ tl, both of Manchester, died to- sly, wry grin, outrageous double the basis of the ■witnesses’ des­ within an hour and the Western when Hawthorne was some dis­ About Town through planning and “ ensure relate to another non-white per­ day at a private Hartford hos- take and anxious manerisms the full protection of public son. cription, and indicated they had Electric employes went to their but from someone.., anyone -'Sv tance______away______attendingThe to theArmy-Navy vlc- Club march received many calls about peo­ rilal. made him a master of drawing “ We’re trying to get non-white Jobs. tlm after "he took Nazaroff to ing unit will parade in Manches- health, safety and convenience ple who fit the general descrip­ The AT&T dispute centers on who can help. When you get S a v o r s include his mother g ^g^ his cruiser. The cruiser was ter Saturday at 1 :30 p.m. for the through control of professional people from Hart- and three sisters. tion. However, there were no ar- . the company’s rearrangement farther away from the victim Westslde Oldtlmers reunion. provision and use of structure, ford area who are respected and right down to it we’re all in the The fu n eri will be Friday Tuesday. He was 84. admired to come to the college rests. , of the work schedule. A union than Nazaroff’s car. Nazaroff Jennifer’s death was the sev- ! spokesman noted that overtime from Aheam Fimeral Home, Brooklyn-bom Horton, made was under gunpoint during that for workshops and programs,” same boat...house, wife, kids, 1046 'Main St., East Hartford, his debut as a chorus boy, star- Godi said. The Afro-American death In Connecticut.since pay Is also an Issue. time, Hawthorne said. Society, which was active on involving children or An AT&T spokesman said the with a solemn high Mass o f re- • red in countless plays and 'When pressed to say whether cost of living. It’s relative. quiem at the Church of St. made more than 100 movies. GM Happy with Sale, campus iwo years ago, will be' y®**"S persons. Police said, how- walkout Is not expected to affect Death came at his home on Ed- or not Nazaroff gave him any reactivated, he said. Through it was too early to service of the Southern New Million dollar house, million ^ Miary, East Hartford at 10. trouble, Hawthorne answered this group, many non-white stu- speculate about any connection iand Teleptrone Co., which Burlal will be in Mt. St. Bene- ward Everett Horton Lane in that Nazaroff did ndt. dollar problems; teri thousand diet Cemetery, Bloomfield. this Los Angeles suburb. Fears Strike Disaster dents helped each other, the cases. - Kdies calls In (Connecticut. ’The cause was not announced Atty. Berman cited two docu­ dean sUid. Last year the society Three young people from a Friends may call at the fu­ ments written up shortly after dollar house, ten thousand neral home tomorrow from 2 but the family requested that, DEyTROrr (AP) — a cross cars,, should last about six or became inactive after many of New Haven school for the re- in lieu of flowers, memorial the Incident, one an affadavit tarded were bludgeoned last to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. signed by Patrolman Haw- section of General Motors deal- seven weeks. the better non-white students Cardinal Masella dollar problems. So that’s why contributions be made to the - , , ,1 ... Industry observers say that transferred to bigger colleges month. Sandra Hedler, 23, and thome me other Ws I»Uce re- grs express pleasure at a pubUc ^ unexpect- Arthur J. Logan American Cancer Society. and others dropped out. There Domia Schlitter, 15, wer found Dies in Rome I’m writing you. You say you Horton was admitted to a hos­ port of the Incident. Atty. ^ r - (,{ the 1971 models, but, qujg,j settlement of the are now between 70 and 75 horn beaten to death on 'West Rock. ELLINGTON — Arthur J. man pointed out that there was ROME (AP) — Benedetto pital at Glens Falls. N.Y., on rfifprofire to anvone ss-Y they face business disaster strike, there could still be con; white pupila at the school. He A " youthypum whowno accompanied the have the information. Well, Logan, 64, of Windsor Locks, only one Cardinal Alolsl Masella, cham­ Sept. 4. He had been staying at fhot arvniipd to the If the United Auto Workers slderable disruption of new car also noted that the class sched-. ^Ns, William White, 20, died brother of David N. Logan of his summer home at nearby running and that applied __ — , ule running from 8 a.m. to 10 t^ter in a hospital from injuries berlain of the Roman (CathoUc that’s what I vyant Information Ellington, died Monday at woman who ran up and said strike dries up the supply. supplies. (Church who directed the con­ Lake George at the time. He Mr. Horton Most of the new model GM It would take time to get p.m. makes it possible for many he suffered when he and the Hartford Hospital. that someone had been shot. claves at which the last two on what I can do to help... left the hospital a week or so cars went on sale ’Tuesday. plants back into full operation, people to take a course whose girls were beaten. Survivors also include his In addition to the gun alleged­ popes were eldcted, died In his later. . A Pontiac dealer in OUcago to move cars to the dealers and work hours would interfere with The disappearance of three myself, my family...the guys I wife, a son, a daughter, another Hendrix Funeral ly used in the shooting and Haw­ young girls last year ended In Rome apartment toiday. He was brother, and a sister. In a recent interview, reflect­ thorne’s sketch, Atty Skelly sub­ said opening day crowds were to make up for production al- the class hours of many schools, ing on his career, he said: “ exceptionally good, better than ready lost The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward tragedy. 91. work with. Maybe money F^ineral services will be tQ; mitted the medical examiner’s His death reduced the number “ I never considered myself a Services Private report made at Manchester Me- in 1970.” But, he added, because Few dealers said they had Reardon, a member of the com- The body of Diane Toney, 12, morrow at 1:30 p.m; at the who disappeared during the of cardinals to 128. can’t buy happiness... but that Windsor Locks Funeral Home, movie actor. I’m a stage actor. SEA’TTLE (AP) —A private moFial Hospital shortlyafter the supply of new cars is so 11m- written orders lor cars pending mission, called the college s plan lor minority students “ very Freddy F’lxer parade in New Pope Paul •VI had left the Vat­ 441 Spring St., Windsor______Locks. happiest when I'm on the stage funeral is planned in Seattle Vilbrin’s death, Vilbrin’s death itod “ another 15 customers and settlement of the strike, paycheck makes me smile a commendable.” Haven May 18, 1969, was found ican to visit him ( » Saturday. . Burial will be in Grove Ceme- I” g;ood play with a nice audl- Thursday for Jlmi Hendrix, the certificate, ggj.u{jQgte and a coat identified we’re out of business.” Len Immke, president of a Alolsl Masdlla, bom in Pbnte- tery, Windsor Locks. ence.” " 28-year-old " rock ’’ guitarist who Hawthorne ’ as the one worn John Duplin,^ .. who . manages a Bulck dealership in Columbus, Edward A. Timbrell, princi­ in Guilford last October. Ten- lo t Mind nay own business? year-old Mary Mount of New Ca­ corvo On June 29, 1879, was the Friends may call at the fu­ His play performances includ- died in London Sept. 18. by Vilbrin on the night of the Chevrolet decUership in Boston, Ohio, said, “ It is difficult to get pal of Keeney St. School, spoke naan disappeared May 27, 1969, third cardinal to die this year. You bet.Connecticut is neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ed more than 2,000 in one alone, A spokesman for the Hendrix new car market is to the commission on the school shooting. Vilbrin died en route said the new car market is people to part with $4,000 to and WEIS found later in the Nor­ He was ordained a priest in “ Springtime for Henry,’.’ as a family said Tuesday only mem- "very good—the only problem is $7,000 without any idea of when bonding issue that will be on the to the hospital. walk Reservoir in Wlton. Da'wn 1902 and received a degree In my business. William Daniel Crocker somewhat rakish autcimobile bers of the family and close no cars.” they will get what they paid voting machines in the Nov. 3 Both the medical examiner’s elections. Cave, 14, i of Betluiny, disap­ theology and phlloeophy at the magnate, Henry Dewllp, who friends would attend services at Duplin said, “ If the strike for.” COVENTRY — WUliam Dan­ report and the death certificate School board members and peared on, Memorial Day Isist Ordgorlan University. iel Crocker, 64, of Woodland mugged, laughed, cried, danced the Dunlap Baptist (Jhurch. In- goes five or six weeks, a lot of Another said, “ When we tell listed the cause of death as mul­ educators have spoken to sev­ year Eind was found dead 4n a He was made a cardinal In Dr., Coventry, died last night ^^d hopped to audience delight, terment will follow in Green- dealers will be out of business.” persons they might have to wait tiple gunshot wounds. I eral groups and distributed hajrfield July 1, 1969. 1946 by Pope Plus X n and be­ at Manchester Memorial Hos- One critic wrote that the show wood Cemetery in Renton, a A GM spokesman in Detroit until Dec. 1 or the first of the Atty. Skelly indicated at the 1,000 nine-page reports explain­ Muerlle, a dog trainer for 20 came chamberlain of the pttal. He was the husband of "Horton’s vehicle, and when suburb of Seattle. close of yesterday’s proceedings said about 210,000 new model year to get a new car they say ing the proposed addlUons and years, sEild he was playing “ a (Church In 1968 when Pope Plus MrS; Bernice Ryer Oocker. he’s not on stage the play comes Persons other than immediate that he antlcipated*'Completlng cars were In dealers’ hands or ’forget it’ and leave.” renovations of Robertson, Kee­ hunch” when he went to the spot died. ' Mr. Crocker was bom March ,1° a crashing halt . . . Horton is family and friends have been the state’s case by Thursday. en route to them. ' The increase in new GM car ney St. and Nathan Hale where'Jennifer’s remains were He directed the conclaves 6, 1916 in Sunderland, Maine, Dewllp and Dewlip is Horton.” asked to remain away from the This is the second time Naz- Many dealers still have 1970 prices had little effect on cus- Schools. “ It will be a package found. vriiieb Elected Pope John XJCni and had been a Coventry resi- In his 70s Horton toured big cemetery service until it is con- aroff’s case has come to trial. models to sell, and to them, the tomer Interest, according to deal,” he said, “ Voters will vote “ When I heard the search and Pope Paul VI. dent for over 20 years. He work- and httle theaters throughout eluded: Goldstein said others The first trial from July 21 to scarcity of new model cars may many GM dealers. GM an- yes or no for all three.” The party had been abandoned, even ed as a foreman for Pratt and the nation for about 20 weeks a would be allowed to visit the Aug. 4 ended in a mistrial when offer short-term benefits. nounced price increases averag- plans for the schools, he said, Eifter they hsid found some cloth­ Had Firtt flight Deck Whitney, Division of United Air- year in that' and other familiar grave afterwards. the jury reported itself hopeless- A Los Angeles Chevrolet deal- ing $208 per car for its 1971 are part of a ten-year building ing, I just figured she had to craft Corporation, East Hart- roles. A family spokesman, Michael ]y deadlocked after 14 hours of er said, “ We’re really selling a models, progfram. be in there somewhere. I The first true aircraft carrier ford and was a member of its Private funeral services ■will-Goldstein, said plans for a me- deliberation. lot of 1970 models.” "I think people today are edu- Msgr. Reardon spoke on the checked a topographical map of with a flight deck was the HMS M i i v d y o Quarter Century Club. be held at Forest Lawn Memo- morial service at a Seattle sta- Nazaroff faces an additional Dealers still have about cated to .0ie fact^ that they will “ Friendly Visitation” program the area and saw a dead end Argus, which joined the British Survivors also include his rial Park at Glendale. Time and dium had been dropped because charge of carrying a gun with- 275,000 1970 models in stock, the experience price hikes every which will be organized lor street which had a heavily wood- navy in 1918, according to En­ parents, Burt and Katherine date were withheld at the re- of possible difficulties in han- out a permit. No decision was company , spokesman said, year,” a Detroit Chevrolet deal- Mtinchester tonight at ri30 in St. ed, undeveloped tirea off it,” he cyclopaedia Britannlim. Burt Crocker of Ashfleld,! quest of the family. dling the crowd. reached On that charge either, which, combined with the 1971 er said. James’ School UbrEuy. The pro- said. J'

m .* ■ - ♦ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COIW,. ^D N ESD AY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN p a g e . TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 lives in her home for more than Delaware Pays he said, because the two states right front o fthe Remesch ve- 30 days a year. Victims Paid O ff h cle and left rear of the Kurt Air Force 10,000th Bonus Hebron Court Approves have until Nov. 1 to award con­ Drug Center Hess Sits Suit Filed Mrs.' Smith had avoided an Tolland BOSTON (AP) — The State of Drugs Held car were damaged. tracts for the 144 new com­ Massachusetts has paid about SACRAMENTO, C a 11 f. earlier confrontation by giving DOVER, Del. (AP) — The muter cars that will be a main­ Lions To Hold Sale or Leasing $32,(M)0 to residents who have The Drug Advisory Center In Shadow (AP) — Actor Art Lund is GivesUp her parentsjjlegal custody of her_ State of Dela.ware has paid out stay of thd program. OK to Use 81 Russell St. Is observing the A car driven by Joseph J. suing the wife of actor Rob­ son, who is Enrolled in a private its 1,000th bonus to returning Bfarbecue Oct. 11 Of Rail Rights been victims of violent crimes following summer schedule : Gineo of Rocky Hill backed into ert Stack for $750,000 for the school in Bristol, Va. veterans of the Vietnam war. Seleetmen Probe Proposal since a bill allowing such com­ the left side of a car owndd ^ The Hebron Lions Club will American Lacquer pensation was enacted July 1 At Spandau death of Mrs. Lund in an Lib Stand Under the new rules, women Gov. Russell W. Peterson PHILADELPHIA (.AIP) —A On Pupils Monday, Tuesday and Mary W. Pierc/e of Egst Hart­ sponsor a chicken barbecue Oct. The latex of the American 168, says the state attorney Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 autp accident. ■ will be allowed to rehiain on ac- handed the $300 check Tuesday petition filed by the four trustees ford in a private parking area The suit filed In Superior WASHINGTON (AP) ^ The to discharged It 'Lt.Thomas J. 11 from ''! to 4 p.m. at the He­ poison sumac, Rhus vernlx, is general’s office. p.m. BERBIN (AP) — Rudolf, 'tive duty unless they ask to be For Region Health Director of the Pdnn Central Transport­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov­ on W. Center St. The accident Court alleges that Mrs. Stack Air Force, conceding some of its Trush, 24, who saw a year of bron Elementary ^hool, Rt. 85, lacquer, and has the fragrance Approximately 0 claims Thursday and Friday, 8:30 Hess, once Adolph Hitler’s depu­ discharged on grounds they ation Co. to sell or lease parts of of old China. This slender little ernment specialists have told a occurred yesterday afternoon. was driving too fast last Oct. policies are out of line with "the service in the Sutheast A^a The Board of Selectmen last out of town. The Selectmen Chairmen of the Board of Bdu- to aid the Rham Symphonic the railroad’s New York-New have been filed and adjudicated a.m. to 9 p.m. ty feuhrer, begins his fifth year have adopted or taken custody tree grows In wooded swamps House privacy subcommittee 15 when her rented station fighting. He was wounded t'Wice. nlght authorized out going local agreed to delay the appoint- cation and Board of Finance, of Band’s concert tour of Eng-- Haven lines has been approved for payment in district courts, a Saturday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. recent emphasis on women’s of minor children. from Maine to Texas. that behavior-modifying drugs A car drivdn by Clare E. in a private prison Thursday as wagon went into a ditch near health director Dr. Marjorie ment until the board’s Oct. 13 the First Selectman and Town land next February. by U, S. District Judge John P. spokesman said. There will be an answering Scott of East Hartford yester­ a sick old man who whiles away Metropolitan Airport, fatally rights,” has given women an­ Purnell to Investigate the pos- (meeting when all could attend. Council and the Superintendent Tickets may be obtained from are apparently medically sound other victory in their battle for Flillam. service every night except day morning went off the road Injuring Mrs. Lund, 49, a , sibiUtles of establishing the post The Democratic Town Commit- of Roads’ and Bridges will be Wayne Miller, Aaron Reid or the hours' using shadows to equal treatment in the military. Penn Central ■will sell rights- and perfectly safe for treating Sunday from the time the on Wethereil St., knocking down passenger in the car. of a fulltime regional health dl- tee has endorsed formfer CPRA held tomorrow night at 8 at the Robert Dixon. certain learning disabilities in measure the heights of trees. Faced With a lawsuit charging of-way between Woodla'wn Junc- center closes until 3 a.m. A a speed limit sign, brush, and a rector to be shared with two or representative John Burokas, Board of Education office at In charge of preparations Uon, N. Y., and Port Chester, school children. “ Hces has been brighter and sex discrimination, the Air LL backup person will be con­ small tree. more neighboring towns. who, Thlfault noted, served the Hicks Memorial School. The are the Rev. Gordon Weeman N.Y., to the Metropolitan Trans­ But the congressional subcom­ in better spirits' in recent, Force Tuesday tossed aside its tacted to help the caller If South Windsor Dr. Purnell has recommended three previous Republican ad- meeting will delve into the areas and Jules ReblUiard. They an­ portation Authority for $7.2 mil­ mittee also heard testimony weeks," informants say, al­ long-standing policy of prevent­ necessary. A car driven by Anthony L. the concept as a solution to the ministrations. of rubbish removal for the nounced that the afternoon’s Tuesday from witnesses who though they concede his over-all ing women with children from lion. For drug ad'vlsory Informa­ Pdzzenle of East Hartford early League Sponsors increasingly complex and time- Thlfault accepted an offer ex­ schools and the plowing of entertainment will Include a con­ The Connecticut Transporta­ complained that school adminis­ condition has deteriorated dur­ remaining In the service. consuming duties of a local tio n ^ ^ : 647-9222. yesterday afternoon struck the & tended by the Tolland Newcom­ school grounds in the winter. cert by the band from 2 to 8 tion Authority will lease a por­ trators In Omaha, Neb. and Lit­ ing the last year. The old regnilatlons, said Lt. health director. tra(ler section of a truck driven Meet Candidates ers Club to^ speak beford___ the__ The Middle School Building p.m. Also, Denise Clark, Harvest tion of the New York-Ndw Haven & tle Rock, Ark. had pressured Hess now is 76 and the only in­ Gen. A. J. Russell, are "not con­ by James E. Canelli of Hamden sidered to be' in consonance with She will check wlto Dr. Joseph m ating explaining Committee will meet tomorrow Fair Queen, is expected to make line ibetWeen Port Chester, N.Y. parents to allow drug treatment aind' owned by the Guyott Co. mate of Spandau prison, built Night on Oct. 14 STORES OF PASH too Kristan of Rockvl le who has ^ government night at 8 in the Meadowbrook an appearance. and New Haven, Conn., along for their overactive youngsters. the recent emphasis on women’s ’ FIVE SIORES OF FASHtoB* of New Haven, on New Statd for 660 inmates. He entered a advocated the idea in the past. and some hO’^kground on the School library. The barbecue will be held Engaged with branch lines used for com- Harvard lecturer John Holt, Police Log rights nor do they conform with Rd. British military hospital for South Windsor League of Dr. Purnell, although setting town itself. The Women’s Fellowship of rain or shine. M 1 s s uihter operations. . author of the book "How Chil­ treatment of a perforated ulcer Women Voters will hold its an-, a proposed Pentagon policy on an Oct. 1 date for her resigna­ The engagement of equal rights for all Defens/e De­ Hiirh the United Congregtlonal Church This is only one of the many „ „ The action also gp-ants Pdnn dren Fail" said that "lively, cu­ ARRESTS COMPLAINT'S last November—the first time nual "Meet Your Candidate” tion from the post, agreed to TollandHteh S c ^ l ^11 hold will hold a guest card party t<> activities being held In the Nancy Rea of Manchester Central access over the purchas- rious, energetic children" may he has left confinement since he partment employes. stay on until her vacancy can be Robert Van Steenburgh, 23, of A room at Willie's Motel was night Oct. 14 at 8 p.m., in the a mock state election Thursday morrow night at 8 in the church three towns In Regional District to Richard M. Demlrglan of rights-of-way without charge be so bored by classrooms they parachuted on a self-styled The action came a day after filled by the board. 16 Knox St., charged with mak­ broken into early this morning. Town (Jouncil (Chambers of the or BYlday of next week, accord- Religrious Education Building. 8 to assist the band In raising East Hartford has been announ- for shipment of freight or pos­ becxime fidgety and are mistak­ peace mission into Britain in Town Hall, Sullivan Ave. Capt. Tommie Sue Smith, a 35- ing harrassing phone calls. He The complainant said he found She will attend tonight's meet- Ing to social studies teacher funds for the trip. ced by her parents, Mr. senger service. enly given drugs to quiet them was turned over -to Glastonbury 1941 and was captured. . Candidates participating will year-old divorcee from Johnson kh _ „ Flillam Is In charge of thd 'y - % four unauthorized persons pres­ City, Term, sued the Air Force, ing regarding the repair of Cran- j^obg^t Dexedeur '* Manchester Evening Herald This Sunday afternoon the in class. police .after his arrest last night The Nuernberg war tribunal be State Rep. Thomas Donnelly, dalTa Pond dam along with a ,p^g giggtion will bd preceded Tolland correspondent Bette band will perform In ^ an old Mrs. Thomas Rea of 40 Doane j-gjii-oad’s reorganization under Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher, ent and later discovered checks charg;lng the regulations do not at his home. and personal items missing. One foimd him guilty in 1946 of plot­ Republican, and Abraham representative of the State by a voter registration drive Quatrale, telephone 874-2845. fashioned concert In Andover. St. federal bankruptcy laws. D-N., chairman of the sub­ ting and waging aggressive war Glassman, Democrat, candi­ apply to men and therefore vio­ Her fiance Is the son of Hat- of the per-sons later returned the Health Department and James and will use an actual voting Band members themselves Lowell P. Welcker Jr., committee looking into the use and sentenced him to life im­ dates for 46th District; Sen. late'her constitutional rights. slk Demlrglan of East Hart- R^^gnn., said the action was the Maurice W. Morin, 25,' of 149 missing items. Thompson, an engineer from machine. The Board of Select­ are active, holding car waphes 3 df stimulant drugs to change prisonment. The only other pris­ ■Mrs. Smith, a lawyer and one ford and the late Mrs. Arsina jj^gj gjgp freezing $28.4 Cooper Hill St., charged with Hairy 3. Burke, Democrat, and Buck and Buck hired to repre­ men gave Dexeddur permission and assisting townspeople ■with children’s behavior patterns, oners at Spandau—Albert Speer, of seven women judge advo­ Kent Students embezzlement by agent. He was A house at 79 Trebbe Dr. was Walter Forrest, Republican, sent the town and to prepare to borrow one of the town vot­ various chores around homes Demlrglan. million In federal funds for new said he remains skeptical of the the Third Reich’s War Produc­ candidate for the Third State cates in the Air Force, said the the estimates of the costs of Miss Rea, a graduate of East railroad cars and Improved arrested yesterday afternoon at broken into last night. Nothing regulations would have forced ing machines during last night’s Hear Michener, and farms. merits of such drugs. Sears in the Parkade. Court tions minister, and Hitler Youth Senatorial District. The dam construction. ‘LvOTb Ashing to hire a band Catholic High School, Is employ- ggrvlce on the New Haven corn- Dr. Ronald Upman, a Nation­ was jAken. . leader ,^Baldur von Schirach— her to choose between her 8- meeting. date Oct. 19. moderator will be Atty. John First Selectman (Jharles Thi- Annual Meeting Slated member may contact any of the ed at the^a^contlnental Ito- muter division. al Isntitute of Mental Health ------a were discharged on Sept. 30, year-old son and her Air Force fault announced last night he Nader Workers the three towns: cord Distributors, East Hart- Samuel Kanell, deputy corn- ,/A bicycle allegedly taken from M. Casey. foUo'Wing in clinical psychologist; estimated 1966, after serving 20 years. The meeting will be an in­ career. 1 ■ has accumulated a file of the 'The annual town meeting to ford. mlssloner of transportation In Patrick A. Martin, 32, of luckley School was brought to In a similar suit a month ago, KENT, Ohio (-AP) — Novelist Hebron — Karen Krone, David 150,000 to 200,000 children are During his hospitalization, at formal affair and voters will Crandall Park actions over the act on accdptance of reports Mr. Demlrglan, a graduate of Connecticut, said the court ac- Strickland St., .charged viOi- ^ the police station. a Navy enlisted woman charged hnvB'u from the various town boards James A. Michener and advo- Price or Jon Ross; M arlb^ugh being treated with drugs by Christmas, Hess saw his wife be able to meet and talk person­ past years and will Bast Hartford High S c h o o,l tion "removed one more road- breach of peace. He w^aarrest- that service’s efforts to dismiss laiiaoie lor me meeune' commissions will be held cates of consumer crusader —Lynn ’Tburtlllotte ot (Joleen their doctors to try to make and son for the first time since ally with all the candidates. A available for the meeting. served for two years In the block" to the modernization ed' last night aftep^A disturb­ A house at 145 Croft Dr. was her because of terminated preg­ •The FederalTrant for fhe nur Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. at the Hicks Ralph Nader have urged Kent Shannon; Andover - Diane Ku- 0 them' calmer and improve their he was imprisoned. Before that ance at his hom ^ Court date question and answer period will U.S. Army including a tour of program. classroom work. broken into last night. Entry he had refused, .saying he was nancy was based on a double chwe of the iroperti under the Memorial School gym. state University studente to be- ^ ck a , Louise Moe or Doris duty in Vietnam. He Is employed Kanell cautioned that further Oct." 19. was gained by breaking glass in follow and refreshments will be sexual standards ,gnd violated Although the drugs act as sti­ not a criminal and would not be open space act, was received Those attending will also be come Involved in finding ways nneau, by the Metropolitan District action between Connecticut and the rear door. A wrist watch served. her constitutional rights. mulants in adults, for some rea­ seen in prison. The League of Women Voters several months ago he added, Q^ked to accept the roads off to help change society by work- Commission of Hartford. New York would have to be Robprf H. Scheinost, I’T, of 23 valued at $50 was taken. Seaman Anna Flores, 23, who Manchester Evening Herald son they calm overactive chil­ When he returned to prison in urges all citizens of South Wind­ and the check representing the New Rd. developed by Elm In- jng vrtthin existing frameworks, No date has been announced made bdfore the end of next Clyde Rd., charged with breach is stationed at Pensacola, Fla., Hebron correspondent, Anne dren up to 12 years old, said Dr. state’s share of the purchase dustrids. These roads include Michener and Nader s Raid- for the wedding. month. Quick action Is heeded, _peace. He was arrested last March, he consented for them sor and East Windsor to attend complained that men in the Enrit, telephone 228-3971 Thomas Points, a deputy assist­ and his sister to continue price Is expected by Oct. 15. Holly, Columbine, Beech and ^gre on campus Tuesday as night after a disturbance ■ at his and hear the candidates discuss armed services are not subject­ ant secretary of the Departmefit monthly visits of half an hour taxes, welfare, conservation The meeting will be held to- Apple. part of the student government home. Court date Oct. 19. Red Chinese ed to the same moral restric­ of Health, Education and-’^ e l each. Otherwise, life now is and other issues which are of night at 8 in the Hicks Memorial Dub Pack Forms sponsored “ Tliink Week,” de- Stephen Liebman, 50, of RFD tions as women and that such a School gym. Newly formed Cub Scout Pack gjgngd to help students learn of fare. 2, charged with intoxication. He about the same as before he en­ interest to all. distinction is discriminatory. The Selectmen, represented 889, sponsored by the Board of ^ayg to bring about change Complaining of tjid^use of the was arrested last night on New Keeping Eyes tered the hospital. Women’s Volleyball The Navy subsequently permit­ drug, Mrs. DanlefYoungs of In­ He aits, and waits. And meas­ Any gn"oUp interested in enter­ by Thlfault and Selectman Rob­ Recreation is seeking four more ^thout using violence. The Bolton Rd. Court date Oct. 19. ted her to remain in the service. den mothers to complete Its pro- jj^g^gg the week is VPower to dianapolis saiti^ she and her hus- ures the trees in Spandau prison ing a team in a Women's ert Dumont agreed to fill the On Mideast Mrs. Smith, divorced nix the Peaceful." ■ band ha^^ed Little Rock, Ark., garden. Volleyball league are asked to years ago, said she was told by vacancy on the Industrial Devel­ James Daly of no certain ad­ upmva w*u. “I® "!B a d er’S aides challenged the four y^ars ago after a thfee- “ He does this to while away have a representative present the Air Force she would not be opment Commission with John y^af "nightmare" of harass- dress, charged with intoxica­ (Continued from Page One) the time," a source said. “ After at an organizational meeting DelPonti, the recommended ^ ^ ark hut ^nlv two university to become a national tion. He was arrested lasL night able to take her son when she is ■ ment from school officials who he hah fixed the length of a tree Monday, at 7 p.m. at the Or­ transfered next year from her choice of the IDC. DelPonti ^ center for student Involvement on Main St. Court date Oct. 19. Chinese invective against the volunteer den mothers. In government affairs. Eric wanted her son and daughter to satisfactorily in his mind, he chard Hill School Gymnasium. current post at' Andrews Air will fill the unexplred term of United States and, more subtly, asks the guards to gruess how Parents wishing to assist * Moore of Findlay, an Ohio State be given drugs at a child center Recreation Director , James Force Base to the Philippines. Richard Roberta. pack may contact Dwir^/ or at the University of Arkansas Barry Shea, 29, of 26H Forest against the Russians, falls on high it Is. He likes it when they W. Snow said the response will Forms for the monthly break­ „ University law student ■with the St.j charged ■with abandonment Men are permitted to take : ^m m ittee Chairman Ddnald of the Medical Center. > willing guerrilla ears. guess wrong.” determine the number of teams their dependents along, except down of the balances in each But Dr. John E. Peters, head of a motor vehicle and failure Cast adrift without Nasser, Hess walks in the garden be­ that ■will be formed, and every­ of the accounts In the Select­ to notify Motor Vehicle Depart­ in combat zones. i! ^yTbetween the eight of child psychiatry at . the Uni­ hind the 19th century red brick one interested in participating Regnilatlons that force her to men’s budget will be prepared which four students were slain ment of change of address. He turning toward a more belliger­ prison in the West Berlin dis­ I 5 and ten who w lsh/lo register versity of Arkansas Medical in the program is asked to at­ choose between her career and by the Board of Finance to for the pack may^xiontact Barry and nine others were wounded was arrested at his home. Court ent attitude, the Arab govern­ trict of Spandau twice daily. Center, said he whs not aware tend Monday’s meeting. her son are “ blatantly inequita- enable the bookkeeper to make Oguschewitz, registration com­ the world Is Interested in the re­ date Oct. 19. ments could also begin to face He much prefers his strolls of any pressure by school ad­ This prog;ram will run b 1 e” sex discrimination, up copies for both boards. mitteeman. / opening of the university—an ministrators td send children to toward Peking rather than Mos­ during warm seasons. through March 30, meeting on charged Mrs. Smith. The Floyd Munroe Bus Com event that otherwise would go “ Hess hates the cold," a visi­ A den mb ip6ther training pro- the center.,.'' Morris R. Jacobs, 31, of Willi- cow. consecutive Monday evenings. The regulations, dating back pany Is assessed locally at $48,- gram wllj/oe conducted by Ray unnoticed. Mao believes that a . small tor said. "He was bom in Theodore J.Johnson, an Oma­ mantic, charged with non-sup­ to 1947, state the commission of 840 for the school buses park- mond Blanchette, adult leader Michener, who Is doing Egrypt, you know, and I heard ha m escal research chemist, port. He was arrested last night force, if united, can overconae a Manchester Evening Herald any woman officer will be re­ ed here in town, according to trainer for Cub Scouting. The search for a book on S said he knew of parents there at his place of employment and biggei, better-armed foe him say, ‘Damn this German South Windsor Correspondent, voked when she gives birth to a a report from Tax Collector Earl trajmng sessions will begin to- student confrontation with iMuo who mso said they were pres- turned ovdr to the Coventry Po­ through protracted war. weather.’ ” Barbara Varrlck Tel. 644,8274. child, assumes personal custody Beebe. The company,pays $3,419 mbrrow morning at 9:30 at the National Guardsmen In whdOT Has his Illness altered Hess’ s u i^ by school officials to al- lice Department. Court date Vice President Tung Pi-wu of a minor or becomes a step­ in taxes on the last property/'tjnlted Cong;regational Church the student deaths occurred, prospects for release? -I ^ drug treatments. He said Oct.. 12. and Premier Chou En-lai closed parent of a child and the child declaration. The figures werb' Relig(lous Education ’ Building told a gathering of Kent stu- “ There is no change at the / some were even threatened that their joint message of condo­ China Catastrophe requested by Thlfault, In ,4n- and will also be scheduled for dents and faculty that a democ- ACCIDENTS lence on Nasser’s death with the moment," said a British spokes­ their children would not be HONG KONG (AP) — Thou­ swer to complaints from, some Oct. 8, 16 and 22. Blanchette racy cannot exist without .uni­ sentence: "We are deeply con­ man. “ There is no prospect of / taught unless certain drugs A vehicle driven by Brien D. sands were killed or injured and residents over the tejhporary vvlll be assisted by Pack 16 versities. vinced that the people of the an immediate change. The Brit­ / were administered. Jacobsen of 1168 W. Middle more than 0,000 made home- LET US PRICE permission to park the buse.s den mother Mrs. Eileen Waite. United Arab Republic will turn ish government continues to be­ Johnson said he had a letter Tpke. struck the rear of one les.s when a typhoon-weakened In the industrial parli. New den mothers and Interest- grief into strength, strengthen lieve that the right change YOUR NEXT Extended Forecast from another FDA official who drivdn by Brian E. Galvin of dam burst in Communist Chi­ The RepubUcap' Town Com- ed area women are invited to their unity, persevere in strug- would be to have Hess re­ PRESCRIPTION! contradicted a statement that Duxbury, Mass., who was turn­ na’s Kwang;tung Province on mittee has recortimended Doug- participate In the training ses- Fair Saturday, cloudy with all amphetamines had been cer­ ing into Wickham Park. The gie and carry through to the end leased." scattered showers Sunday. Tem­ Britain’s Parliament sought to Sept. 1, the Hong Kong newspa­ ARTHUR DRUG las Kraatz to fUl the vacancy slon. tified safe to give to children. At accident occurred yesterday the struggle against U.S.-Israeli per Fai Pao reported Wednes­ peratures near normal. Daytime aggression and win complete obtain Hess’ release during his on the Capitol Region Planning Bimrd highs near 70. Overnight lows that point, Rep. G^lagher said morning. The Jacobsen car was day. Agency caused by former First A joint high level meeting o victory in their struggle against hospitalization but failed. he would recall the government towed. Silectman Ernest Vlk’s move the Superintendent of Schools. in the 40s. witness for further testimony imperialism.” Sources say the U.S. govern­ later. And the New . China News ment supported'the appeal. He Cars driven by Anne M. is in the custody of the United Remesch of Hdbron Ave., An­ Agency followed the message States, Britain, France and the dover, and Joseph Kurt of 545 with an approving story from Damascus of earlier attacks by Soviet Union, and the first three Tonight, try RITUAL Nixon Extends E. Center St. were involved in blame the Soviet government an accident yesterday morning the Palestine guerrillas on Is­ for blocking Ida release. rj / Draft Liability at Center and Linden Sts. Thd raeli-occupied areas. Re-moistwrizing Night Treatment Of 1970 Pool see the beautiful difference tomorrow! & WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ dent Nixon ordered today a I 'FIVE STOMSOF FASHIO**- three-month extension of the I get draft liability of men who enter the 170 draft pool 'with lottery numbers tdready reached by | their local Jjoards. u f e s t r i d e The Selective Service System, announcing Nixon’s executive I STOrSS OF FASHtOH-’- ^ around! order, said it would affect only | one* a yecn* savings "relatively small numbers of registrants." Men ■with numbers not called Sept. 26 thru Oct. 11 during 1970—boards throughout the nation have been limited to ' numbers no higher than 195 so LIKE SOFT far—■will, as previously planned, move into a lower priority in | 1971. lyxlay’s order does not af­ fect them. It does, however, hffect any These shoes might just ^ man who loses a deferment or Seen here, there and exemption and becomes lA dur­ Hosiery & spoil you forever. ing 1970, after his local board | ■s soft from heel to has called lottery numbeip ' as everywhere . .,. the high as the one he holds. Tan Leather $ 1 0 toe they can be 3 Many boards have already I folded up in your hand. great Butte knits in gfone back to calling lower num­ Panty Hose Sale They're a wonderful bers as former students and oth­ combination of comfort ers with low numbers became | save up to 20% 55% Dacron poly­ avallajble. reg. 8 .5 0 value and fashion. Without' today’s order, a man ester, 45% wool. Bot­ entering the pool late, with a number between the highest one previously reached and the ones 1 pr. 3pr. Jeans flare tom, coat and sleeve­ currently being called, might have escaped the draft thlp 2.09 6.15 less dress in teal or year. ‘^Limited Edition** That would have foiled one of 2.49 7.35 the main aims of the lottery sys­ out in a orange with white tem Instituted last December— Vanilon Lace Bikini runless, sheer sandalfoot 1 oz. size to call men by the numbers, in­ 2.89 8.50 trim. 8 to 16 $70- suring falme,ss to all. Nixon now has ordered that 2.49 7.35 Top, 8-pc.' ensemble such men will be given top Vanilon Queen fits over 5’10” or over 155 lbs:, fashion BlaclcTTan' or Navy priority for draft calls during 2.89 8.50 Get acquainted with Charles of the Ri.tz Leather $18- the first three months of 1971. in blue or green. 10 Ritual Re-moisturizing Night Treatment and If any remain undrafted by Sheerio Sheer Micro Mesh, nude heel, reg. 2 . . 1,69 5.00 that time, they will join their save 3.50 on the “ Limited Edition” in Oc^- 1970 colleagues in the second- Support Sheer Lycra flat knit, nude heel, reg. to 20. $56- priority pool, leaving first prior- - 4.95 ...... ,...... '.y ...... 3.95 11.65 ber! It’s a super-concentrated, deep-moistur­ ity to the new “ prime" group which was assigned lottery izing night cream, yet it’s so air-light it numbers last July 1 STOCKING^ Soft stripe flared jean in Dacron and cot­ But draft spokesmen say they 1 pr. -6 pr. seems to disappear as you smooth it across do not expect to have enough ton by Levi Strauss. Navy and white,. 5 “ in-between” mep to fill three your face. Try it at night . . . notice the 1.20 7.10 Mad about the maxi? Head for D&L and get months of draft calls, much less beautiful difference when you-wake up! ^ to 13 $1 0- Zip and snap button front have any left over. 6.40 (D&L, Dresses, 'They were uimble to estimate Sheer Toe & Heel, plain knit, sheer, reg. 1.35 . . 1.08 flared jean in cotton denim. Navy. 6 to 16. Brown Suede Shag with the natty look of nautical navy, the (DAL Cosmetics — aU stores) how many would be affected. —.92 5.45 or ^ Manchester Parkade) “ 115” Micromesh Sheer, reg. 1 .1 5 ...... $ 5 .5 0 Black or Brown fresh fashion sizzle of gleaming braid trim, Sheer Flextop Flex Welt Sheer, reg. 1.65 . . . 11.32 7.80 Crinkle Patent $ 1 8 golden buttons and snappy insert belt. Mar­ O n ly B ea r “30” Flextop Flex-Welt Walking Sheer, reg. velous melton in sizes 7 to 13. $ 8 5 ■nie Andean black ? bear *r (DAL, Sportswear, aU stores) . spectacled bear Is the only bear 1.32 7.80 S ' ~ 1.65 ...... :..!...... • • Coats, Manchester Parkade) found In South America. It (D&L, STORES OF FASHlOH-^^ roams the wooded bills and for­ (D&L, Holaery, all storea) (D&L, Shoes, Manchester Parkade) ^ ested mountain ranges from Colombia to (Jhile. .1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ^0, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN . PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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succeeded by relative political soon to make a-tour of Asia, Af­ principles of peaceful coexist­ States, which showed signs of improvement in 1969 following Woman Killed Bolton V em on Electoral Reform Loses calm. The Communist party has rica, the Middle East and Eu­ ence versus revolution and pro­ Fuel Easing Plan Red China Confident set about restoring party rope. tracted warv. U.S, concessions on trade and At W oodbridge WORLDALMAMC branches. Chairman Mao Tse- Anxiety over a Soviet bordef One of Iqst year's Oct. 1 travel, have advanced little. Correction FACTS Ambassadorial talks in Warsaw Last Qiance in Senatie tung and his associates feel suf­ attack has been allayed by a guests absent from the festivi­ WOODBRIDGE, Conn. (AP) — *lllleatowii ties is Cambodia’s Premier Lon scheduled for May 20 were Decried as ‘Sellout’ Norman Luck and his broth­ Stvan Withdraws By JOHN CHAiyWIOK Ervin pledged to devote a mar ficiently sure of themselves to year of quiet and continuing, if Lydia Quinn, 26, of Bridgeport 215'/z Silver Lane er Fred resemble one another, On Eve of Birthday call the National People's Con-' unsuccessful, negotiations in Pe­ Nol. In his place will appear ef­ called off after the U.S. military Jof effort In the next Oongresa entry into Cambodia. was killed Tuesday night when BOSTON (AP^ — Federal offl- tervention in the form of the oil as brothers often do. In addi­ M. WASHINGTON AP) —The j,, bringing about "genuine re- gress back into session after a king. Moves have been made to" fervescent Prince Nor^om Si­ the small sports car she was East Hartford By JOHN RODERICK idence that such a test, moving hanouk; once and, he hopes, fu­ clals in Washington announced iniport program.” tion, both £(rew magnificent Senate has all but killed for this form” in the presidential elec- TOKYO (AP) — Red China is Peking into the first rank of nu­ hiatus of five years. No date has improve trade relations be­ driving veered to the right on a beaids for Bolton’s 280th an­ Plea of Innocence been set but preparations are tween the two countries. After ture Cambodian chief of state. curve on the Merritt Parkway, a aeries of modest government officials session of Congress a proixisal don system, marking its 21st birthday seem- clear powers, is being prepared. After Sihanouk's ouster March „ , . X , . .. adopted none of the proposals niversary celebration earlier The trial of a Vemon man, gatlon and report to be made ingiy more confident, more sta- Two nuclear explosions—ohe going forward. long absences a Soviet ambas­ Father of Kings and hit a concrete bridge abut­ acUems aimed at lessening the governors advocated fe days this month. Norman won the for direct election of the presl- 'TYie vote on cutting off debate sador soon will Be seen in Pe­ IS the Chinese took him under charged with six counU of Illegal by a federal probation officer. bie and less fearful of war with undergounrd, the other in the Economically, Peking reports Carlo Buonaparte, a small ment. , thrdat of' widespread fuel short* . ago, Including complete decon- beard contest by a hair, but dent. was 63 for and ‘34 against, or king and a Chinese ambassador their wing. Dossession of firearms came to '” *® maximum penalty Is not five short of the necessary two- the Soviet Union than it was a atmosphere—punctuated ■ th e a good harvest and satisfying town Corsican lawyer, is Known She was pronounced dead at he largest ond ages this winter but New Eng- trol of No. 2 heating oil, the type unfortunately the Herald al- possession of firearms, came to in prison Sen. Sam J. Endn, D-N.C., a 20th anniversary period in 1969. progress Industrially. Foreign in Moscow. \ The Russians have main­ rea(Iy had taken a picture of thirds majority. 'Thirty-four year ago. tained relations with Lon Nol as the "father of kings.” He the scene. The accident occurred reshest meot dis- land officials mmedlately de- most commonly used in house- an abrupt halt In Federal Court, ^ fine of not more than leader of the opposition, pro­ Western sources speculate They appeared timed to warn trade continues to grow. None of this means, hbwever, Fred, which .was subsequent­ Democrats and 19 RepuUicsns that ■ the Chinese-Soviet conflict and snubbed Sihanouk. was the father of an emperor at 10:45 p.m., state police said. nounced the. plans as insuffi- holds, and .additional imports Hartford, this morning when he |io,000. nounced the measure dead after that the holiday Thursday may the SoWet Union against en­ These signs of stability have The woman was alone in the )lay in the whole ly identified as Norman, the -u . .1 ^ J voted for cloture. Against were is over. In the Middle East, the and three kings — Napoleon I, dent. from Venezuela and Canada. withdrew his plea of Innocent, "Hic counts listed In the in- the failure Tuesday of. . a . second . 16 Democrats and 19 RepubU- be highlighted by a spectacular croaching on Chinese borders. been matched by a more confi­ emperor of the French; Joseph, car. area! Paul W. McCracken, chair- As for doubling the 40,(XX>-bar- contest winner. Shown above (/. effort to riiut off debate a n d ___ dent approach to foreign affairs. The Chinese seem more deep­ Chinese seek to ride guerrilla prevlously entered. dlctment were: two counts of cans. demonstration of Chinese nu­ The mood this year is more king of Naples; Louis, king of man of the President’s Council rel-a-day rate uuring the cold Is the real Norman in all his Richard Swan, 29, who at the possession of firearms while a force the proposal to.a vote. relaxed. Long-vacant ambassadorial ly at odds than ever with the violence to greater influence in hirsute glory. Irugstore soda foun­ A first attempt on.Sept. 17 to clear progress- the launching of the Arab world. Holland; and Jerome, king of The University of Georg(la of Economic Advisors, and montlis, that could have been time of the alleged Incident lived convicted felon; two counts o f tain andNi^a jerk are be­ But Indiana Democrat Birch an intercontinental ballistic mis­ The chaos of the three-year posts have been filled and Pre­ Russians over Indochina, the put the cloture rule into effect Middle East and the general Relations with the United Westphalia. was founded in 1801. George A. Lincoln, director of done anyway, Curtis said, but It In the Regan Court Apartments, possessing weapons not regis- coming a vaqishing mem­ Bayh, chief sponsor of the pro--,eu six votes rfiort, with S4 foe sile. But there is no outward ev­ cultural revolution has been mier Chou En-lai is expected the Offlqe of Emergency Pre- would not produce any addition- 46th District made the motion to withdraw tered with the government, and ory. One causeSgthat for­ posed constitutional amend- 3^ against. O U R BEST paredness, outlined the admlnis- al oil on an annual baks. through his attorney, Aaron Ger- one count each of possessing a mer patrons buyMJie in­ ment, said he still has hopes of tratlon’s approach Tuesday in a In addilon to providing for a 1710 proposed amendment, sten. firearm with out a serial num- gredients in supermat wlnnlng the tw o -t^ i^Jority proved by^H ouse a year’ CENTER CUT Joint statement and a news doubling of the flow of No. 2 fuel Special Phone Swan was arrested last Nov- ber and making a we^>on (ma- and then concoct their n e ^ ^ i y to put the ^ n a te ’s ^ Preshlent 1 ^ - conference iiy. the capital. oil into thele District I (East . . ember and the Indictment was chine gun) without authorlza- treats at home. The World ^^te-ctoslng rule into effect. on, would abolish the electoral EXTRA SAVINGS! EXTRA VALUES! EXTRA SALES PERSONS! They said they were relying Coast) area,, the federal officials AnSWCFS t^UeiieS handed down last May. The ar; tlon. Almanac notes. John Mat­ the electoral reform PORK mainly on market forces, coop- announced these other steps: A rest stemmed from a car accld- ^ thews sold the first soda issue vHUWHLoe be "aUwrf auowea to rsunmer i ^ e r ®°“® ^ presidential8® system and candidate provide whothat eratlon from fuel producers and —Permission to "top” (skim iVDOllt X.e flndtng of a large cache of but did PmSBURGH (AP) — It took move to bring up a j con- In Boston, A. Thomas Easley, waterway .Permission to "top” questions. ® variety of weapons. _____ . , ness to compromise on the run- D Q LU ^ DAYS lb two explosions but Manchester struction bill, ne no long- g^^ prgyjsion If it would help executive vice president of the Canadian crude either for fuel Donnelly said that merely by It bad been brought out at the Bridg’e has fallen down. Some of er would try.J;6 block action on New England Council, promptly use or for re-export to Canada. dialing the letters K-A-L-L time of his Indictment that he P o r tn o v G nriinInSna the cheering spectators were other leglstltion. him win votes. Robin Cheryl Sheer charged that federal officials —(Permission to Import Uqul- T-O-M on Biny phone In South bad previously been convicted ^ “I think we need to eq>end a "have ignored the significance figd petroleum gas from the Windsor or East Windsor, at o* » crime In MassachusetUp a r is (AP) — Armand Port- All B u tX talk in g with newsmen utUe mOTe time and see* where The 634-foot span on the Alle- l a ^ Bayh said he Intends to we are ” he said There Are None of the fuel oil shortage in New western hemisphere, which any hour, the voters In the dls- (robbery.) In court, yesterday, noy’s complaint about "Port- gheny River only creaked and -- - — ’ AERO AERO England.” ^gans primarily Venezuela, trict can leave a recorded mes- evidence was produced Indlcat- „oy’s Complaint” has been re- _ - _ g d to get dvnamite another cnantesvote on fhnn clo- Panty Hose “•md solutions suggested,” _Tjig doubling, by the In- sage to which a representative ‘"K Swan had been pardoned by jggted by a magnlstrate’s court. S ^ ^ e ^ v “ perhaps more than one SHA\/E 9HAVE Better: Save ert — before the middle of October TESSl Easley said, “we Inadequate jerstate Commerce Commls- wlU respond. f'® State of MassachusetU Portnoy, a garage owner, ob- ®®^‘^ i-uesoay. Service Award Md p ecemeal. •niey donotful- ^ demurrage charge DonneUy said he hoped this Ju^E® Jected to the sharing of his Demolition men triejL'tigaln 11 when the Senate Is scheduled to Least 40e R>.! HARTFORD (AP)—<3ov. John flU New ng an s ,°r hopper cars standing Idle in facility would be "Juirt one questioned Swan this morning Jmnie by the protagonTst at PIL hours later. The pei^ half of adjourn or recess for the No- Our $ home h e a t ^ or industrial fuel unloading zones, more method of maintaining "e voiumaruy jp Roth’s American best seller. ™ anaS' falling down, vember elections. Dempsey will receive the (Ba­ Manchester f? at re a s ^ b le prices. ^ ^creased charge U expect- communications with the elec- c h a fe d hU plea. He then w- He sought a ban on the sale of THe north be blown in a Ervin said the votes already tinguiahed service award of the Store Only Sen. Thomw 3. McIntyre, D- ^ loading and u i ^ - torate, vivimz both them and cepted the plea to. guUty on the the book In France. few days-/ taken showed more than a third President’s Committee on Em- N.H., labeled the proposals a ^ «> -oaorng anu um o^- first count and Indicated the Ttve magistrate said Tuesday of the bridge is part of of the Senate is opposed to the ployment of the Handicai>ped, ARMOUR STAR sellout In return lor political ing, placing cars back se^ice me, ^ ^ r m ^ of I d ^ V ^ he did not think there was thS'''8evelopment of Pittsburgh’s direct election amendment, it was announced 'Tuesday. contributions from the oil indus­ more quickly to haul additional *7*8! mid discussing the issues (Jolden Triangle,” where the "We’ve had a lot of hokum Dempsey will receive the and problems at hand.” ed at the tilne of sentencing. enough of aparallelj between ,,. the Ran stop! tt top tnd toe. Full Mdoned General Electric Boneless, Smoked try. freight. Donnelly Is seeking re-elec- was conOnu^ tor P a ^ Portnoy and the Allegheny and Monongahela about this thing,” he said, “but award In a brief ceremony at backpaneL ______All Purpose Aero Shave McIntyre said the White tlon to the 46th General Assem- sentencing pending an tavesU- Portnoy to Justify auohj form the Ohio River this Isn’t the right solution,” his office Oct. 6. House view that prices must Closet Accessories rlsd before New England can Fire Damages bly. His campaign committee 1 .-\cTvlif (Jloves and Mitlt'iis Shaving Cream Heating Pad DAISY worked with the Southern New Caldor Storage Chest get sufficient fuel "is Irresponsi­ 1 Great Fall colors! Many styles. Priced ! HbQl Jumbo Dress Bag ble Inflationism.” Capital Display Eln(gland Telephone Com|>any to 1 Sizes S.M.L and stretch. $ 1 #602 Jumbo Suit Bag The New Hampshire Demo­ „ obtain a listing 'wdiicb would be #603 Regular Dress Bag ROLL crav WASHINGTON (AP) - Fire easily remembered by the peo- 3ur Our crat complained that the admin- 1 Colorful .^relate Scarves #600 Blanket Bag Reg. Charles D. Bizilj of Bloomfield leg. ^ ■ Istration took no action on rest- ®“'Jy ^ r ^ ^ toU-free to Tells Why He Joined the Luokies 1 F ashionable squares, oblongs'. Paisleys. Caldor 5.19 dual fuels used by Industry and ®^ dl^lay on toe third Dto district. ’IWs Priced ! 1 geometries, all colortul. $ 1 Our for * 3 that Its proposal on home hdat- *® wlU be In fuU operation YOUR $ ' T Welproof inner cover. heats, push­ Ing oU was “totally insuffi- beginning Thursday and 'wlU Reg. Wood grain with 2 Quality construction ! Wood graii Regular or mentliol aerosol - 13‘d ounces, 1 Fibre Fill and Soft ('up Bras CHOICE 3.99 ea. heavy duty plastic handle'.....^ ‘ - Size b u tto n c o n tro l with lighted panel. ^t.” ^tlnue until N«w. 2. Caldor 98c size .. for a comfortable shave! 27'/^xJ3'/.xl6'/.. Thermostatically controlled. #P55 McCracken and Lincoln pro- ®' papp«t theater, were damag Although DemneUy la present- Priced ! lb 1 Adj. straps; 32 to 38, A,B,C. $ 1 posed continued Importation of by smoke. lly conducting on extensive an average 40,000 barrels a day door-to-door canvass In the two- Our 1 Cillette Right Guard of No. 2 fuel Into District 1, toe ^®atfr. which ^ town district he feels that toe 1 Bikini Panties and Briefs Duragloss Windshield Washer Johnson's Aulo Bast Coast, but concentrating uled to open a ..RaU Tom” operation wiU fur- I'll toe flow at some 80.000 barrels a occhlo today, toer enable him to continue to 1 Solids and prints. Elastic waist and legs. Weather Wax Anli-Perspiranl deal Served Hot or OoM, Polish Remover Anli-Freeze ixcellent for Sandwlobee t o u.. «>» «■> >•> season. 1 Nylon Trieol Half Slips Toot people reach him. -X o u r e The East Coast Is dependent “ e pubUc. South Windsor Ti luncll- Our Reg. on Important residual fuel oil George Rlg^, ^an Robert R. 1 Lace and embroidery trims, shadow panels. As- Reg. *V 8 Oz. Can » 1 has Issued to 1.47 49T / I , $ 1 50Z. 1.39 for more than TO per cent of Its Intendent, said he e jy e c t^ ^ statement cal for toe sup- 1 sorted colors. Macliine washable. $ 1 39iea.^ for JL 1.69 Size s'e ^ for needs. It faces possible short- would take at least threeport^S toe ople ^ of South and w 1100% Nylon Shells COUNTRY STYLE' ages because of developments to ^ ast \ ^ o r for re-election of Our Reg. in toe Middle East which have stamps, coin, g r a p h i c ^ , ^ DonneUy as state 1 Washable, easy care nylon. Wliite and colors. 34 2.99 $ 2 Mini-Miraele Waterproof-Vinyl Plastic Color Film reduced toe availability of both ramies and gla^ SSitaU ve 1 to 40. tod oU and toe tankers which tions also sustained smoke 'ijomieUy, "As our Mallei Hot Wheels Brush Air Conditioner Covers PORK carry It. II Bonded Orion .\erylie Slacks Mailer *, Dr. Edward WlUett, chairman “^ e re was no Im m ediate^- man In toe Capitol for toe past Caldor Super 8 or Regular 8 of toe M ass^husetts Consum­ cation as to what c a a l^ the two years, DonneUy has demon- 1 1 Assorted plaids, sizes 8 to 18. Priced ! $ 4 Aecessories S . $ 1 £ $ 1 RIBS f i r f toe second tW s ^ & b . On strated toe ablUty, toe courage, N 1.49 ers CouncU, ^ d toe 80,000-bar­ 1.49 rel rate falls far short of toe Sept. 10, fire de^tooyed a flag and toe tenacity to grapple 35rnrn 20 exp. and In- im over Resurrec- with toe problems facing this •Hot Wheels Pack ‘ Hot Strip Pak Fits all sizes home air conditioners. slarnatic 20- exp. Koda- 160,000' additional barrels of oH which had 11 Ladies' Fall Dresses Removes lint, dust, pet hairs from cloth. was on display In district and toe State of Con- • Full Curve Pak •Half Curve Pak Green. chrome, Ektachrome, needed In Massachusetts alone, tlon CK A group of smart Fall fashions for juniors and Our Reg. 1 1 •Dare Devil Pak •Jump Ramp Pak GAF color slide or Koda- Car- toe bufldlng at 12to St. and Con- nectlcut. 1 1 misses. Hurry for these! to 10.99 In Maine, Gov. Kdnneto $ 5 chrome Super 8, regulars, tis, chairman of toe New Eng­ stifution Ave It bore a portrait SUls continued, “The action to Remeo Grossel & Dunlap magazine 8. land Governors Oonferenc toe late Dr.Martln Luther be taken by toe next Legislature 11 Girls' Dresses Series Books said toe Washington proj jj. to restore some semblance of 1 Caldor Science Kils lb * J______financial sanity our state gov­ 11 Newest styles in assorted plaids and solid Developing mailer for 36 was no solution but only a“re- Priced ! $ 1 ernment will register an Impact 1 1 colors. 3 to (iX. 7 to 14. $ 3 exp. 35 mm Kodachrome, shuffUng.” , YOUR 1 Ektachrome and GAF to World^s Grmns on every town In toe state. As Caldor $^ 1 ■ £ $ 1 ‘"niey say If oil prices go Girls' Slrt'U'h Denim Slacks CHOICF JL Faeh Priced ! B color slide film. higher our problem will be Wheat, rye and rice, which ^ what_,thatjmp^t_^_ymi^^^ •Mailer PrDcessing by Leading Excellent for tto Nylon/colton stretch denim, side zipper, As- Our Reg. Hardy Boys, Tom Swift, Nancy Drew, Independent Laboratory solved by tod oU companies In a us^ mainly for ’ human rests ®°*®*y Chemistry, Jet Propulsion, McOh. Physics, fre e I sorted colors^izes 7 to 14, ^ 1.99 etc. Outdoor BarbeoMl market," Curlta said. "This colisumptlon, represent about tions and the integrity of $1 more! would be true If the piarket ^ ^^^t of the world's an- People elected ^ 1 ------7 ^ I Boys'Knit Shirts were free, but the market Is al- grain production, accord- man In the ^ P 'w l should to Lego Cassette ready distortdd by toe high Encyclopaedia Britan- must ‘ be, and 'will be DonneUy r>nnB ' I Cotton knits, stripes, solids. Long sleeves. Many Our Reg. 6 4 Colors 8 mm prices caused by government in- again,” SlUs concluded. I styles. 8 to 16. 2.99 Super Value Set Tape Recording O U R O W N I Jr. Boys' Gonliiroy Slacks Crayola Crayons Reels & Cans . FRESH M A D E Wide wale cotton corduroy, fully llanncl lined. Our Reg. $1 I Reg. ^ I 1.29 Super 8 or Reg 8 11/2 boxer waist. 4 to 7. 3.59 ' 179 ^ 60 minutes recording lime Italian IWomen's and Teens' Shoes Build houses, planes, boats. Creative! $■ Assorted heel heights, new broad.toes. Not all Our Reg. 200 Ft. Reels H gained fresh air sizes in all styles or colors. No raincliecks. 4.99 to 7.! BOXES Cenune Diamond & Cans Sousage ______^— For I Women's and Teens Imported ('logs Phonoqraph Needles Head .Cleaners Our Reg. 79d ea. Icolorlul viiiyl uppers, wood soles. Not all sizes Opr Re9- Our Our I in all colors. No rainchecks. ] Ytiur 400 Ft. Reels Colors include gold, aliver, copper. Built- Reg. Reg. 3.19 ' Choice 1.29 & Cans IWomen's n^l Teens' Shoes with Heels in sltarpener. Limit 2 per custonwr, no rain checks. Sizes to fit most phonos. comfort all year For better recordings. Cassette or 8 track. [Choice of several heel heights. Assorted colors, Our Reg. ^ 4 I lb I not in every style or size. No rainchecks. 5.99 to 7.99 J b 'T lAmerica's Most Famous Brand Casual Shoes Mix and Match Channel Master . 6 Ft. Lnfkin (JModim or Hot)- I4K I Sec the name in every pair! Not all siz^s ih all Formerly Envelopes TV Lead-In Wire [styles or colors. No rainchecks ^ ’ ‘ 6:99 , $ 4 ' 14 KT. Gold Heavy Dnly Wood Pkgs. Wide Bold Ties Our when I switched for Reg. ^ j 100 Ft. Earrings [Brand new! Colorfyl. fasliionable wide ties for Our Reg. 239 ■ ■ Roll M EATY RIB I men. Scoop'em uj> at this price!______1.59 $ 1 Folding Rule Pkg. of 100- 6-S4 inch, or 50 .J0 inch. Replace your lead wire now. and LOIN END |lVfen'’s Creslan Blend Sweatshirts Remington ICreslan/cotton blend. Crewneck, long sleeve. Our Reg. Alpine Hunter 2.69 I a II colors'. S.M.L.XL. . Our $ * Lady Princess Shaver PORK Reg. Dacron Sleeping Bag Matching a girl and from electric to gas? Our |Room Darkening Vinyl Shades 3.69 Reg. Our CHOPS IWasliable linen finisli - shuts out all liglit! Size Caldor 8.99 her diamond ring. Priced 1 Reg. l37!i"x6’ 15.97 Many assorted styles to choose from, “Saving money on my annual heating bill is great, now that Graduated brass slide, extra rigid. Bold 4 rows of supersharp cutters for close, some with cultured pearlsiT-*- smooth shaves. #CL30D Most likely, you’ve a pretty good idea what ring Strelcli-lo-Fil 2 Pieoe Maple (W ers markings; epoxy coaled. 3 lb. Dacron nil. 33'’x77’’, heavy zipper. I’ve switched from electric to gas,” says Charles D. Bizilj of Bloomfield, "but that’s only part of the story. We are also very For your maple furniture! Mac^imC Washable, Caldor styles you would like. But, what diamond? That’s no-iron. ^ - ' Priced ! another question. Your fiance may have some ideas pleased with the fresh air comfort of our new gas system. 50 Ft. Lufkin Rival Electric Hamilton-Beaeh Royal Mercury lb With electric heat, I had to practically seal the house up tight. I Machine .Wastiahle Dress Fabrics ♦ of his own. He may think the diamond you like Is too But with gas heat, the house can breathe . . . keeps tilings Various, pfints. plaids, solids for Fall sewing. ^ large or too small. Or, his budget may permit a very fresh and healthy.” Mr. Bizilj adds, “and with gas, zoned heat­ 45’’ wide. “ Yds. Steel Tapes Can Opener Port. Hand Mixer Pori. Typewriter fancy cut, like the fabulous ovals which came into ing is no problem at all . . . only 3 thermostats now - where I Bonded 100% Acry lics & Wool Blends Excellent for a Oaaaerole, used to have 13 with electric heat. All those bulky air condi­ Staffing, Baibeoae, Bte. fashion lately. . . xl a [No lining required! Washable solids and plaids, Our Reg. Don’t worry about any of that Any style that you tioners can be remqved from the windows, too, ” Mr. Bizilj 154" wide. 3.99 points out. “We re going all the way,” Mr. Bizilj explains, ”. . . Our Our desire can be matched with any diamond he can Our $ Our Reg. $ Reg. $ $ installing central gas air conditioning. I’m an engineer so I 1(M)% Polyester Double Kn'il^ Reg. Reg. 4.99 7.99 afford. W e can put any diamond In any mounting. know a,lot about heating and cooling systems. And believe iMachine washable. Jacquards and plain stitch. Our Reg. 8.99 39.97 [Fall fashioivcolors, 58/60” wide. 4.99 yd. gp'4! Remember, we’re diamond ring specialists. W e me, g’a ^ is the best of all in my book. Top performance, low always match the girt and her diamond — and make cost and fresh airliving all year long. I’m really a Lucky now.” Sayelle’Sporl Yarn 2 Oz. - 2 Ply Meatown Change to fresh air living with natural gas. Call your gas 3 speed .Fingertip control. 6 ft. attached Full size 88 character keyboard. Use in a dream come true!_ Black markings on white, easy reading. Opens all sizes, shapes. Chrome magnet heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or in New ISwealcrs. dresses, scarves, hais. etc. Machine Rust resistant steel case covered with removes for washing; cord storage!'#753 cord. Smart styling, smart price! o'i" home, school or olfice. Ca-v included. SPECIALS for Iwasltable. lOO','; Orion" acrylic yarn. Our Skeins ' heavy gray vinyl. #HW50 Fully guaranteed. Britain (249-9157). Join the Luckies and save. |Reg. 8'ic ea. 4 for Thins., Fri. and S o l CONNECm CUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION Wo Aoeoyt Food Mampo Sale: Wed. thru S a t Serving the greater-Hartford and New Britain areas SlU S DEANE HGHWY. ROCKY HIU 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER sWATERBURY We Beeerve llw BlgM Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway A t Tolland Tpke. Lakewood and Wolcott Rd., Route 49 To Limit QaaoUtteoI moor At Tb* intentetion of Exit 24 M Interstate 91 S »17 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER I------1 ' y ' .. . ■ ' • ' V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 80. 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COfm.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE SIXTEEN their shutters were forced to Eban replied that fhis was ques- Hospital Phono Guemflas close by mined Arab bands. tlonable since El-Zayyat “gave In the Syrian capital of 'Da- no indication whether he was BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: The telephone, number lor mascus, about 60,000 silent dem- going to do anything at all to Heralding ^lilies Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Say Troops onstratore paraded. waving fneet the complaint.” Foll time is fr»e«r tim*! tal was changed a few black banners and carrying There was general agreement ------— By Sol R. C/wen months ago, but too late to huge black-veiled portraits of among diplomats that Nasser's Pifl it wMi a hind or sidt I be listed correctly in the new Break Truce Nasser. death would mean a setback to The Investment of state trust le reception is sponsored by phone books. The hospital funds In mortgages, “to stimu­ 4he newly-creatpd Fountain Vil­ of beef from Westem number Is 646-1222. (Continued from Page One) Meanwhile, the United States t^e talks because of the power late housing. Industrial and coi lage Committee for Community Beef Mart ail cut, wrap­ • ; t was expected to a p ^ a l to Is- vacuum In Egypt and the fear merclal construction," was pro­ Involvement, Attys. Joel Less- ped and quick frozen at r-i5 < ^ Palestinian Leader, Yasir Ara- rael, Jordan and EJgypt to carry that his successor might possl- posed yesterday by Robert>Ber- ner and Thomas Clark, co-chair­ lat. on the Mldle East peace talks, *>ly side with Arab extremists don of Branford, GOP candidate men. no extra charge, to your ^ ' f r i> Manchester The Palestinian charge came suspended Sept. 6 after Tel Aviv who oppose any peace with Is- for state treasurer. specifications. . Finance ^ i «, ^ j* after an Arab committee named charged Cairo with moving So- rael. Squatrlto is the Democratic O" ' 'M Hospital Notes to supervise a settlement of Jor- viet missiles into a standstill Nasser died Monday_ in Cairo___ Speaking at the w e ^ y , Dutch' candidate for state sienator from with your Master Charge dan’s U-day civil war an- zone along the Suez Canal. of a heart attack, the day after treat. Republican pmeheon, at the 4th Senatorial District. Cord. U iilh U tA t h e the Shoreham Mob Hotel, Hart- VIHlTlNO flOtTltS nounced in Amman that fighting Diplomatic sources said U.S. *>® engineered a settlement Interiiiediate Care Send* had ended and calm prevailed Ambassador Charles W. Yost Jordan’s civil war between King , Ify mended mak- Manchester’s three Demo- he onslaught of the iiiitli and even longer fashions for fall^M winter brought private, noon-2 p-m., and 4 p.ni. thfoughout the kingdom. would n ^ e the anneal in'a noil- Hussein’sft . army and . __ Palestinian . . . infir^ *“Imaglnat^e *11Y1Q cri t4 o Ti4/£ but prudent in- cratic candidates for state rep- l l i l l l these reactions from New Yorkers on fashionable Fifth AvenuK.Self conscious S p-m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- t^^tLioi^'^e guerri^^^ vestments” ^ the State Em- resentative announced today i T In another sector of the ployes R ^rem ent Fund, the that they will continue to con­ tugs on unyielding mini-skirts, left, were followed by puzzlement \ i d even ap­ i p.m., and 4 pjn.-S p.m. stormy Middle East, Israel has U.N. General Assembly. Ihe 'Arab truce committee in -SPECIALS- Pediatrics: Parents aUepred Jordan, ■ headed by Prime Minis­ Teachers^etlrement and Annui­ duct Tuesday night sessions for -t parent disbelief or dismay on behalf of some. .„ 1 Xn 1- declared its willingness to ex­ Ihe Israeli foreign minister, ty ^ n ^ and other such funds the public through Octo)>er. ■> any time ezcept noon-2 p.m,; tend the cease-fire with Egypt. ter Bahi Ladgham of Tunisia, These Bonwit Teller display windows include designs by Bill Blass, X^uline addressing a U.N. correspond­ under/Control of the state treas- The public meetings, for dis­ THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY others, 2 p.m.-8 p-m. Israel’s foreign minister, ents’ luncheon, declared: “Is­ announced a two-phase plan Trigere, Oscar de la Renta, Donald Brooks, Geoffrey Beene and others. Her jnes Self Service: 10 a.m.*2 p.m., Tuesday to vdthdraw all mili­ cussing the Issues and for con­ 1 Abba Eban, said Tuesday his rael will not open fire simply le proposed - investing the sidering bills to be presented to 1 described as having a swing to fullness fall^o the knees or far below. ^ 4 p.m.-8 pan. government is ready for an ex­ because a certain date has been tary forces from Amman and H i \ I > ^ i Almost every major store in town has loaded up at length on length with serious Intensive Care and Coronary return life there to normal. doney in mortgages. Any losses the 1671 General Assembly, are f | l | : i ~ | tension of the 90-day cease-fire reached. The Initiative for Phase 1 calls for the wlthV'to those state trust funds, he from 7:80 to 0:30 p.m., in the r 4< intentions of committing mini murder. Sucb an act at first glance seemed an Care: Immediate family only, with Egypt provided the impe­ creating the conditions for re­ FRCSH LEAN i anytime, limited to live min- drawal of government troops to said, would be made up out of Municipal Building. ■ undesirable if not impossible goal to men and women alike who had taken to the tus for reopening peace talks opening the talks must come areas three miles from Am- the state’s general fund. He ntes. came from Cairo. from Cairo.” Maiming them are State Rep. t l ' i l i Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- man’s perimeter; the return of said that, “with proper manage- Francis Mahoney, numlng for mini style. , r- 1 , Scattered violence was report­ Israel has said the missiles the guerrillas to their h o j^s or ment, no such losses should be The fall of the hemline, however, has brought the return of a certain elegant U:4S p.m., and 0:30 p.m.-8 ed as the Arab world mourned must be removed for it to re­ reelection' In the IBth Assembly p.m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and their headquarters in /tinman; sustained,” District; State Rep. N. Charles mystery surrounding what had been so obvious for this short period. the death of President Gamal sume the negotiations. and the assumption army du- 0:30 p.m.-S p.m. Abdel Nasser of Egypt. Eban declined to say what ef- Boggini, running for reelection £ i Age Llnilts: 10 In maternity, ties by Jordanian ce and se- Cong. Lowell Weteker, GOP in the 20th District; and Hugh 'J This Week's PICTURE SHOW by Jerry Mosey. Israell troops fired over the tcct the death of Eg;yptian Pres- curlty forces. candidate for U.S. senator, has Ward, running for election in the U in other areas, no limit in heads of hundreds of Arab ident Gamal Abdel Nasser self-service. Phase 2 calls t6r the govern' come out In opposition, to a New 18th District. PORK r mourners in the occupied Gaza might have on the negotiations. ment troops atul guerrillas to York area jetport In Long Is­ Strip after a burning tire Was which had been taking place land Sound or anywhere In Elast- 5 -f'.V The administration reminds withdraw front Amman to their Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, GOP I I V., . viBitors that with constmetion thrown at an army vehicle. No through U.N. peace envoy Gun- normal bas^s throughout the ern Connecticut. candidate for 20th District state ? ir der way, partdng space is injuries were reported. nar V. Jarring. country._ _ ^ He said he will fight against repr^sentatlve, announced today kited. VlMtors are asked to The Arabs waved black flagp United , Nations, Meanv^le, newsmen found 40 allocating any federal funds for that if elect^ she will hold . the hospital while the and______marched through______the Egypt’s ambassador said that bodies______, a mass grave adjoin- such a project monthly hearing sessions for the porkUUkpnddem exists. Streets of Gaza. They chanted: when he arrived to enter the jjjg Amman hospital and * J"® build another jetport in people of the 6th and 7th Voting “God is great. Take 'Nasser to poAce talks Nasser told him to a Palestinian refugee ^be middle of nowhere is rldicul- Districts, which make up the LOINS paradlse.” seek justice, not revenge. camp. ous,” he said. “Let’s solve our 20th Asembly District. Patlenrai,,^Today: 278 When the Israelis fired over ‘‘We do not seek revenge, we /Residents of the settlement, ground transportation problems She said, “I feel that any ADMITTED \ y ESTERDA Y: their heads, the Arabs shouted: seek something higher than re-/^^mp Wahdat, said the grave which affect the lives of so elected official should be in Mrs. Alice C. Anderson, 8 “God is greater than Israeli” venge; the justice that re v e n ^ ^^s dug before the civil war n>»"y people first, and Improve close contact with his neighbors. < I Franklin Park Rock­ Shooting broke out in Beirut Is supposed to re-establish;” ^nd in preparation for it. ‘be facilities which are not be- It is important that the legisla­ ville; Mrs. Vivian B u n ^ , Am- where mourners paraded the Mohamed Hassan el 2Sayyat ^he camp, home ot 40,000 big used^ at their maximum ef- tor know the feelings of thg peo­ ston; Richard J. Blsselk 36 streets and tried to stop city quoted Nasser as saying. / Palestinians and a stronghold of flclency.” ple he represents and gives them Mary Lane, Vernon; ^’^r s . traffic, but no casualties were El Zayyat has said ^ t the the extremist Popular Front for an opportiuilty to speak.” missiles might be moved back the Liberation of Palestine, was Ddminlc Squatrlto will be held Louise iBotteron, 67 Autumn reported. She said she will set specific Russell A. Brown, 609 Spruci Cars with flower-draped por- to their ori^nal posltifans If his the scene of some of the blood- Sunday at Fountain Village. It ■alts of Nasser toured Beirut. government recelv/u "guaran- jeat fighting during the 11-day be from 2 to 4 p.m., at 6-12 hours monthly at a designated St.; Mrs. W. Carolyn Cadoret, place. Glastonbury; Robert J. Camp­ Snap keepers who tried to open tees against an l^aell attack. Jordanian war. Downey Dr. bell, 77 Benton St. X Also, Jerllyn A. DeLuco, East Hartford; Mrs. Emily DdRosa, 28 Manor Lane, South Windsor; m m Mrs. Beryle W. DeWolfe, Elast ■M Hartford; Frank Esposito, 88 St. John St.; Walter A. Fisher, X f . 46 N. iE3m St.; Donald F. Hahn, \ 127 School St.; Angela F. V' ' ' j -JT lamonaco, 62 Oak St.; Alfred mm lb Johnson, 266 Oak St.; Mrs. Rita Joy, 691 Adams St. Also, Mrs. Mary Kelsey, Storrs; Mrs. Gertrude Larsen, Combo Contefiiis 2 Rottsts & Centtr Chops | i. 389 Summit St.; Jamds Macin­ tosh Jr., Hartford; Mrs. Ruth / M. Manker, 663 Center St.; Da­ / vid N. Messier, Amston; Le­ / muel W. O’DeU, 23 Trotter St.; Stephen Pelletier, Warrtiouse FARM FRESH •I / Point; Cheryl Perry, 16D Mt Vernon Dr., Rockville; Mrs Jacqueline Rago, East Hart ford; Warren W. Rogers, WlUl mantle; Raymond Ryan, Wind \ , sorvUle; Sydndy A. Semderson, X 26 Proctor Rd.; Mrs. Jacqueline Sarsenski, 71 Vernon St, CHICKEN Selwyn Smith, 41 Brent Rd. / Also, Allan Spak, 59 Woodland -1. 1 St.; Michael A. St. Onge, 23 Falknor Dr.; Mrs. Pauilne Legs & Breasts Stolarczuk, 166 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Arllne F. Tate, East Hart­ ford; Michael Thibodeau, 36 Benedict Dr., Wapplng: Kyle F. ¥ r Zimmer Jr., 2354 Ellington Rd. v> v;';^^ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ::K>s ' V ^ . to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Splnelll, 46 Morse Rd.; a daughter to Mr. ^'s> and Mrs. Robert Berzenskb 398 <^-j^^ s; --v ^ ■“ ■> Hartford Rd.; a son to-Mr. and V - ' > V*. ^■<■■'■‘^•1. S>-‘‘‘ "••'■ Mrs. Ambrose Griffin, 22 ‘Diane / - V - r ' St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ' '' fc I James Leonard, 52 Nike Circle. DISC3HABGED YESTERDAY: Roswell K. Jones, Bolton Center Rd., Bolton; Louis Mackey, 12 < ^ A ' C'-- ■• . a - , Imm. Cfedar St.; Mrs. Renata Hahn, V'>= . 866 Hilliard St.; Mrs. Cynlthia A. Hood, East Hartford; Clif­ I H s*V V '%Ik‘ t ' '•■' ford B. Hampton, 22 Ann St.; Mrs. Bertha R. Foresman, 20 I Pitkin St.; William J. Foord, S IIB ^ 69 Cobum Rd.; Joseph Sharp. lb , v Amston; Robin P. Michaelson, 129 Oakland St.; Pllade Ferraris, 72 Pine St.; Mrs. Marjorie W. Hibbard, 10 Diane' Dr., South COMBO s m Windsor. Also, Mrs. Hattie L. Wright, ^v!>! ■■‘^ ^! IH J ^+^-44l■HVftl<^U : • 9 Mather St.; Mrs. Adoree C. -ttW'-tftlHI. *'■" X- Cote, Llynwood Dr., Bolton; OUR OWN FRESHLY MiVDE Mrs. Roseaim Williams, East ' '

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PAGE EIGHTEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY,' SEPTEMBER' 30, 1970 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1^70 Pages 19 to 36 V-' iMunrljPHtrr lEurntng l|pralii Business Mirror At Pinehurst At Pinehurst At Pmehurst mice lower price lower price lower price ‘ I,™ Ellis Paintings Open Season Frinjjes of the Paycheck STRICKLAND FARMS CAUF. ICEBERG FANCY McINTOSH TOP GRADE NATIVE W orkers at (^avrok ORA.d e AA LARQE Hide a Worker’s Wealth FRESH ERRS LETTURE APPLES POTATOES At Stairwell Art Gallery To Share in Profits By JOHN CtTNNIFF and vacations trbm $98 to $321, A cme-man show of oil paint­ A graduate of Glen Bumlo or 228 per cent. ings and drawings by John Just (Md.) High School, Ellis attend­ New flAYIIIC Cavrok’s employes were told yesterday that them NEW YORK (AP) - If any- interesting category is the D,«. 5 9 * U . Hd. 3 3 * ' 3 Lb. Bad 3 3 ’ ’ 10 Lbs. 4 9 * teamwork would be rewarded with a permanent profit BlUa of Avon on BMday night ed the. Maryland Institute of thing is more likely to rise than termed “ other,” which rose sharing plan. Some,$15,000 will be divided among 90 Today... as always... BeHer Meats at will officially open this season Art and American University of taxes it appears to be payroli from $88 to $292 in-20 years, and Berlin, Germany. He has a BS employes in a program outlined to them by Frank Qiam- fringe benefits, as they are presumably includes what some for the Manchester Community from Central Connecticut State berlain, president of the Vernon ------— called. Experience in the past 20 g^udents of the phenomenon call Pinehurst Senice Meat Dept College Stt^rwell Gallery In the College, BFA from the Hartford company. Cavrok makes dlmen- next year an even better one!” years shows that taxes don’t al- benefits, Hartford Rd. building. Art School, and M. Eld. from stonail masonry panels 'for the Since January 1969 the com­ ways rise annualiy. But the Among them: Babysitter al- P \——— \ This U.S. Choice Steak is boneless, aged Md tender. Ptease pany baa been in its W A ^ , t with “ sirloin Up” . . . “ Lighthouse By the Sea,” a the University of Hartford. interiors and exteriors of build­ present record shows benefits do. lowance for mothers asked to- a P l’l l O k we are featuring at $1.59 lb. Is from the best part of really 1624' film starring the original He teaches at Hartford Pub­ ings. buUding on Industrial P ark Ave. In fact, so large a portion of work overtime, free in-plant tender SIRI/)IN. Rln Tin Tin, will be shown at 8 lic High School, OCSC, imd the "We want the employes to overlooking wooded hills near payrolls consists of indirect pay- barbershops at companies far o’clock, with a recepti. 6 9 c Institute of Local and State the three directors, will be in ^he molds from the one piece of meat. lb. $1.1S wlilWlvBri LBVa...... Government. make salary comparisons al- workers that, as a social unit, the sharing plan. The dlrec- were made from most meaningless these days, their company can supply many The Fels Institute Is part of tors besides Chamberlain are 300-year-old East India Com- and often disguise tremendous services, such as Insurance, the Wharton Graduate Division . La 99* «>. SI.05 n o A i n N G c h i c k e n s ...... Ik. 4 9 . James Stronge, vice president pgjjy building In Boston. They advantages and disadvantages could not be afforded sep- of the University of Pennsyl­ of manufacturing, and Richard produced with the textures ^ in certain companies. arately. vania. It has been the leading ^ a r s e , vice president of mar- shading of the btUlding. Many couples who wonder taxes play their part also, U.S. Choice PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE graduate school In the United why their neighbor seems to do While they may not rise each States for the training of city The directors stuped several so much better on the same sal- end every year, everyone real­ and town managers for the past »profItN^ sharing plans used by Second Suspect / LAMB LESS S|RL0IN TIP OVEN ary, for example, may find the izes that they do have a tenden- 20 years. otherq^mpaniea and books writ­ Taken in Holdup answer lies in a free company cy to get bigger. And most of Weiss’ election took place She Can Hear and Read at Same Time ten on the subject while they AVON (AP)—Police have ar- car, pension, life and health these indirect payments, or ben- last week In San Diego, where Something amusing has caught the fancy of Debbie the s'tory in book form. Two children may listen were developing the' program.u _i rested the second of three men insurance, profit-sharing, bonus- efits, come in nontaxable form, BRISKET CORNED BEEF ROAST Ellis’ works will be on exhib- he was attending the 56th annual Lang, 8, of 130 Kennedy Rd., a fourth gi’ade pupil at the same time on separate sets of earphones. The nmoun\ of profit sharing ^ connection with the es, product discounts, tree edu­ moneymnnov eachXemployef»nrn \omnlnvp willWill rere» . . _ . . _ _ It through Oct. 27. The gallery conference of the International at Buckley School, as she tunes" in the recorded “ Listen and Read” is one of several participatory $46,000 holdup last week of the Froochla photo cation and so on. Is open to the public, Monday City Management Association, ceive depends m the company's Avon branch of the Slnuftmry Nation’s Weather Our Own Lean Tendercure BEEF * P J version of a story on the Lutz Junior Museum exhibits recently installed at the museum, which is profits; his grossN'nrning includ 'The Chamber survey, which is through Friday, from 8 a.m., to He said today that he came Bank and Trust Oo. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “ Listen and Read” film loop. Linus of “Peanuts” open from 2 to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Ing wages, overtiinc and bonus- Hoars Wed 25 Years made once every two years and 10 p.m. - away with the feeling that “ we Robert L. Saunderk of Hart- A September-ending chill en­ CORNED BEEF ■ ■ L B . Members of the Teen Volunteer League are on duty es; and length of service with , ^ involves more than 1,000 compa­ The artist’s awards Include are likely to see federal reven- cartoon fame supplies simple, clear instructions that Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Hoar chette of West Hartford, honor veloped the Northeast today and Cavrok. A fo rm u l^ a s been ^ Wethers- nies, shows such payments best of show and Purchase ue-sharing with the local govem- enable a youngster to turn on the voice by press­ each day to assist young children. Sunday is special field motel Tuesday and charged Sr. of West St., Bolton, observed attendants ,at the wedding, through 1969 were up 330 per sent a wave of crisp tempera- ing color cod ^ buttons, simultaneously following activity day. (Herald photo by Ofiara) developcd to determine Prize by the New Britain Art ments on a block-type formula amount for each employe> jjY with two counts of asKuilt with their 25th wedding anniversary The couple was married Sept, years, and 19 per cent tures into the South as well. DUBu'oUE^HAMS Oven Ready.Sirloin.Ti|> Lean R u b a S t U k S lb . $ 1 1 9 intent to commit robbery and — rr,. Cold rain provided an added Association; judges’ choice five in the foreseeable future.” ,X , . , , j . . , will receive several hundred on Saturday, Sept. 26, with a 26, 1945 in East Hartford. They ^^e previous survey year times at Gallery on the GreCn ------^ could saye the town as much as and increased pipe sizes In the year one count each of robbery ■with party at the Fireside Restaurant have two daughters. Sheila and sting from the eastern Great weighing 2'/2 to 3 lbs. In Canton; first prize at the $3,000. Wel^s said. The location Lookout Mountain subdivision. yesterday each employe re violence and conspiracy to com- in Old Lyme. Sharon, and three sons, William. , the companies in- Lakes to western New England. ROAST BEEF Board To Decide on Funds 1949 A Try this portion controlled Hartford Art School Alumni F t ir lf i of the new filter system would In other business Tuesday ggj^gj ^ letter from the dlrecX™^^ robbery with vldenco. About 100 friends and rela- Gregory and Wa:rren Jr., all at volved reixirted they paid $477 A .few flakes of snow were Show; Helen Talcott Stanley U r e e D l U b C 5 a m e not conflict wluKa proposed new night, the board will be asked ^ whteh in mrt- “ Cavrok \ Police earlier arrested WU- mixed with the rain in higher -^ v e s attended the anniversary home. benefits per worker. In 1969, ______Tender Liver lb. 99c Prize given by the (Connecticut For Several Town Projects bathhouse which he■ wUl - recom­ to appreve the acceptance of r s t r e n g t r and profU RadcUffe of Hartford elevations of upstate New York. party, including Clarence Hoar Mrs. Hoar, the former Bar- figure had risen to $2,052 Watercolor SMlety last year; For Rock Salt mend in next yew ^ budget. Blue Ridge Dr. and Homestead ability this year when many ^ l a r chajges. They are of Bolton and Mrs. Leo Fre- bara Grisel, is the daughter of employe. Temperatures staggered into i 4-01. nlloea and second prize at the Mystic __n , vu .. When the Board of Directors Sheldon Rd.; $30,000 for repairs Weiss explained, St. Ext. into the town system, companies were having layoffs aeeklhg the third ^nan. ______Mrs. Henry Blode of Manches- The biggest increase, as tlie 40s from New England to FRESH FLOUNDER 3 to SVz Lb. Deluxe SILVER 1 9 0 Outdoor Show, Lewis Gallery - meets next ’Tuesday for Its reg- to the Manchester High School The proposed allocatlon&N$rom Blue Ridge Dr. is a new and losing money. We succeded ■ TTire^robbers fled the bank North Carolina and in parts of ____ f®r. Her husband, the son Of plight be expected, was in So- TIP OVEN ROASTS lb. 1 . 3 V ||,^ g9C exhlblUon, and New Britah, toree suppliers for ular monthly meeting, it will be roof; and $9,100 for replacing the Water Department Reserve street off Carter St. Homestead because we have outstanding Sept. 23 w th the c a ^ and later South Carolina and Georgia. Harry Hoar of Bolton is presl- Security contributions Area Artists ExhlblUon. furnishing Manchester s rock- asked to approve allocations to- the filters at Saulters S-wlm- Fund are: $18,300 for increasli^ sSt. Ext. nms from W. Middle people who have worked hard engaged lre\a running guit battle Pleasant early-autumn weath­ dent of the G&H Paving Co. of ^hich, being legislated, have lit­ Ellls has exhibited at the taling $114,100 from the Capital mlng Pool. the pumping capacity at the Rke. to Woodland St. Both and have a spirit of cooperation, with police tjmough the wooded Bolton. PINE PHARMACY tle to do directly with corporate er favored almost the entire na­ MISS IOWA BAGflN Your Favorite EYE ROUND W A 1 * ***’ ***** **** **** CtmnecUcut Academy at Fine ™ „ Improvement Reserve Fund, and Town Manager Robert Weiss Highland Park Pump Station, stV ^s were constructed by We have what many companies sections of Avpn and Farming- 6M CENTER STREET generosity. In 1919, the tab to tion from the Appalachians lb 8 5 c OVEN ROAST lb. I ■ Arts, ConnecUcut Watercolor Prices °T J13-98 per ton, in 20- allocations totaling $33,800 from said today that he expects the and $15,000 for fulfiUing town U & ^ to service U & R hous” have lost—teamwork and" faith ton. PoUce hav\recovered moot 649-9614 co'mpanies was $27'a worker; in westward. Fair skies were * (Seamed so that you get only Eye . . . not part Lean Society, New Britain Museum have been the Water Department .Reserve Parker-Oakland Connector to be obligations for valves, hydrants ing projects In each other - Let's make this of the money. Bay Stater Home 1969, the figure was $335, a 1,141 widespread and showers were of American Art, Sllvermlne C1ie>"lcal Corp. of Blind. completed in the spring. The . \ DUCKS-TURKEYS of bottom round .) Round Gniund lb. 99c PRCSGRIPTION After Hostage Role per cent rise. scarce. Guild of ArUsts, Norwich Art Springfield Mass.; the Intema- Tuesday’s meeting will be at $’Ri,000 request will bring the en- — ------Unemployment coniipensation Low winds find cool, moist air UUCIV& Whole roast 6 10 8 lbs. ExhiWUon, Temple Beth El In Salt Co. of Boston and the 8 p.m.. In the..Highland Park tire cost to about $250,0(X) SPECIALISTS ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) and workmen’s compensation, helped fire fighters gain the up­ Fresh Spare Ribs Smaller cuts of this wastefree oven roast lb. $1.45 b «»*• »oo *“ • West Hartford, Eastern States Crystal Salt Co. of St. School on Porter St. The move (Changing Its name to Sheldon \ Richard Morse came home also legislated, were up substan- per hand Tuesday on brushfires ExhlblUon, Boston and New Mich. The prices are the from the Municipal Building is Rd. will be vpted officially ,Tues- \ Free Preacriptton Pickup Tuesday after being held host- tially, but some of the biggest in Southern California. Ten per- Country Ribs 3 RUMP BEEF | O C Our Special Blend of Beef, Q O 0 Ha.ven Art Festivals, ’Trinity quoted for the state. in order to acommodate an an- day night. and Delivery College, University Club In 'TTi® Chemical Corp. is the age three weeks by Palestinian increases were in pensions, in- sons have died and several FRESH LEAN PORK ROAST lb. ■ Pork S Veal caUed 3 in 1 Ib. TT ticipated large crowd. Interest- The high school roof repairs Hartford, Gallery on the Green, bidder for furnishing cal- Special Consideration Always guerrilla in the Jordanian de- surance, vacations and other hundred homes have been de­ ed in a public hearing oh pro- will cost about $40,000. The Given to Senior Citizens sert and found that his home voluntary arrangements. stroyed in the blazes that broke and Queens Gallery In New dum chloride, in 100 - pound posed sanitary sewers for por- school board already has ap- had been broken into and looted. Payments to employe pension out Friday. Bnu»wlck, N.J. bags; and pre^mlx, in 20 - ton tions of Greenwood Dr. and proved a $10,000 allocation. N 7 ______The break occurred while funds soared 256 per cent from Temperatures before dawn At PfaMlmrat He has received commissions loads. Pre-mix is a mixture of Overlook Dr. Weiss said that a fuU-tlme clerk irxartcrjeJtCT ’ Morse’s family was in New 586 in 1949 to $306 in 1969. Ipsur- ranged from 35 at Evanston, Campbeirs to create murals and palnUngp rock-salt and calcium chloride, The proposed allocations from of-the-works will be engaged, R o c i z l York to meet him after his re- ance payments rose from $45 to Wyo., and Kalispell, Mont., to 81 for the music department of Its price for the calcium the Capital Improvement Re- “ In order to protect the town’s lA C ctU . J-J-Cl c li u . lease. . j260, a 478 per cent increase, at Key West, Fla. .New Britain schools. Greater chloride is $2:50 per pound, and serve Fimd are; $75,000 for Im- Investment on this project.” ISAVINGIS Tomato Soup Hartford Council of Churches, its price for the pre-mix Is $25.- provements to the Parker-Oak- Replacing the filters at Saul- and Center CSiurch of Hartford. 22 per ton. land Omnector, to be renamed ters Pool during the off-season Coupon good with one $5 purchase. Only one A L O A X can per coupon per lOVdOi lamily. Good, can Association TOMA TOMATO tlini Oot. THi GUYS & GALS OF WITI Tm$ CM N N MANCHESTER Philadelphia At Piaelinnt C S S m VILLAGE 956 MAIN FACING OAK ‘ *How about a nice FAMOUS FDR FASHIONS OPEN TILL 9 THURS. EVE. Cream Cheese HAWAIIAN PUNCH'* FROM TOTS TO TEENS MON. t h r u s a t . 9:30-5:30 Coupon good with one $5 purchase. Only one 46-os. pkg per coupon per ■ IT'S NOT A FAMOUS HOLIDAY ~ BUT IT WILL BE family. Good HAWAIIAN PUNCH SIjOO NO ttan OoL 7th THE LUCKIEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE WHEN YOU PICK YOUR WITH TRtS C N F M FALL FASHION WARDROBE FROM THIS SPECIAL PURCHASE OF THE BEST OF FASHION ELEGANCE BEING OFFERED ON THE KRAFT'S Af Last MARKET TODAY! at a very low price . . . a bu. capacity bag just MIRACLE the right size for leaves . . . grass . . .trash can liner . . . storage of large items and you don’t have to be (WE CANT MENTION THEIR BRAND NAMES HERE^BUT YOU'LL a giant to handle it when full. Leaf time is here . . . Miracle WHIP buy a supply qf these large bags at 39* KNOW THEM WHEN YOU COME IN!) Whip Pinehurst low price. pkg. of 10 bags 4 oonpon good with qt. one 98.16 pnrohase tiuu Oot. 1 with this oonpota (6 pkg. for only 2.00) HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL FIND IN OUR JUNIOR DEPT. People who like to FAMOUS NAME Campbell will pay you $1.00 to try NEW CHUNKY SOUP.. . KLEENEX Lindsay Calif. Buy one of each at Pinehurst, msUl 4 labels to Campbell Euid LARGE GREEN RIPE get your BUCK free. Coupon pads axe over soup display. BOUTIQUE TISSUES >R JUN IOR! save money choose CHUNKY CHICKEN .. .^...... can 56c OLIVES SLACKS (Deep Colon) CHUNKY BEEF ...... con56c 7f4vOS. cans 880 KANGAROO - SCOOTERS - INCLUDED SELLS - STRIPES - PUIDS - SOLIDS 910 Savings & Loan’s 6% CHUNKY VEGETABLE ...... can37c 100% WOOLS - POLYESTERS - TRICOT BLENDS 100% WOOLS - RAYON ACETATES - BLENDS CHUNKY TURKEY...... con 56c 4 BOXES 1.00 S FOR 1.00 REGULAR RETAIL REGULAR RETAIL AT PINEHURST PRICES PRICES $ 1 /\.90 98c siia Johnson's Johnson's saving plan SALE CONTINUES ON Economy BANDAIDS FIRST AID AND plosric strips CREAM COTT GINGER ALE — COTT QUININE — ns-»i6 COTT CLUB SODA — COTT CREAM SODA 20-'26 They like to earn the- biggest interest Manchester Savings $ 1 1 . 9 0 $ 2 0 & Loan has ever offered in its 79 years . . . the biggest 7 9 « 5 9 « TUBE 3 fe. 89^ SALE PRICE SALE PRICE permitted by law. They make more on their savings because Interest is compounded daily. These 6% Savings Certifi­ GLORY (Spray) LEMON PLEDGE 27-oz. FUTURE cates permit withdrawal after two years. If they want their LYSOL SPRAY RUG CLEANER money sooner, they choose the 5% % One-Year Certifi- 14-oz. con $1.09 FLOOR POLISH 100% WOOL MIDI-MAXI c4tes, or the popular 5% Passbook Account whore de­ (nsnally 91J 6) REG. *125 FfHt JTINIOIU posits and witndrawais can be rnade any time. All earn Regular PLEDGE 14 OZ. CAN 1.19 r 1.19 • BBOWN • NAV¥ • TAN -. RE3>-^in: COATS o ; the biggest interest rates ever! , 14-oz. con $1.09 SPEC. 1.49 FAMOUS IMPORT A Come to Pinehurst for Cigarettes at 4.22 and 4.32 a carton . . . Sealtest Milk plastic jug contents 99c gal. WOOL BLEND and CORDUROY $ 0 | J.90 REG. *45 ★ -W ★ ★ and Fresher by Far Strickland Farm Eggs 59c doz. for Grade AA Large. AflaOOfnED OMiOBS FOR JUNIORS COATS MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION WE ALSO HAVE PANT SETS - KNIT DRESSES - KNIT JUMP SUITS AND MORE; AND THEY ARE 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 PINEHUR$T GROCERY Inc. ALL FROM J ’AMOUS NAME HOUSES - BE EARLY - YOU’LL BE LUCKY! COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321' DO YOU HAVE A CASUAL VILLAGE ACCOUNT — OR YOU MAY USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE Open till Nine Friday ond Soturdoy MANCHESTER EVBNINU MEKALdJ, MAWuiifioifitt. cuiNJN,- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY RIA^fCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 Senate Gets Hickel Autographs •Welfare Moms serl, ' Heidegger, Sartre - De never get out of his ingrown ego loosely called Existentialism. series of American presidential Beauvior, Camus, Mann, Kafka, long enough to see humsuilty. He says: "I do not share the campaigns? Man is a ‘futile Student Petition Battling Nixon Kazantzakis and, Sholokhov, Gide wrote beautifully, but he ‘anguish’ of Sartre and Heideg­ passion’ only when he has' A rm s F im ds TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Sec­ Shop-Rite's “Big Beef” Sale! | Pasternak, ^ Solzhenitsyn, Yev­ too was immured in himself, al­ ger over the discovery that we fought unwisely beyond his mer­ retary of the Interior Walter Over Clothing tushenko. ways fretting about his sexual are all ‘contingent.’ J had sup­ it or his means.” J. Hickel has signed a peti­ WHY? He finds "more meat” in inversion or the public reception posed that most of us took our TTiough his wife Ariel is listed C om prom ise tion seeking a temporary WASHINGTON (AP) — The SOMEHOW I HAD TO FIND The historian, whose 10-vol- Thomas Mann than any, other of his books. Beside these men dispensability for granted, and as co-author, the book takes the haK to construction of the Nixon administration is locked first-person approach, so the WlAakcNGTON (AB) — A A BRASS BAND: By Angela ume "Story of Civilization” won writer whose peak came near or our American novelists, I be­ felt yery little nausea about it. controversial Cross Florida in battle with an orgEinization of after 1920. “ Joyce was a bril­ lieve, must take a lower rank; Sartre took over some of Hei­ voice we hear throughout the con^iromlae $19.9-bUUon mlU- Huth. Coward-McC{tn&. $5.B5. a Pulitzer Prize In 1968, discuss­ Barge Canal. welfare mothers over a new PAY CHUCK STEAKS book is wqu-^urant’s. He, who Her name-Is Clare. Sie Is a liant satirist, si clever alienist O’Neill, however, dug as deeply degger’s Angst about inevitable tary pipx:hasin$; blU, including .Hie University of Tampa es here the lives and arts of fel­ death, but that worry does not says heAhas a 'Gallic distaste regulation limiting* federal edu­ bom loser In the game of ro­ studying the inanities of Dub-/ as Mann in our frantic search funds for two more Safeg;uard student p re s id e n t, Jeff ^8 FIRST CUT long become a philosopher, and for obscurity,” writes a clear mance, d^pite her piquant per­ low questers: Faulkner, Hem­ lin’s nonentities, but he| for a lost God.” Onore, returned with the sig­ cation aid to clothe poor chil­ I am sure that Jean-Paul has and elegant prose -with humor antimissile sites and authority sonality and affectionate nature. ingway, Steinbeck, Sinclair, shrugged his shoulders a.t the He devotes a long chapter to nature Monday from the dren. CENTiRCUT O’Neill, Jeffers-Pound, Joyce, philosophical and political prob­ ,rtre-De Beauvoir and this is long since ceased to fret about and warmth. Tlila Is truly a re­ tor 'unUndted aid to Israel, is MORE At 17 she had been married to President’s Conference of the it. Who wold want to live forev­ warding book. hehded for final consderatlon in The militant National Welfare a naval officer ^ years her eld­ Eliot, Maugham, Proust, Glde, lems that surrounded him. oiie 'of the most lucid accounts Association of Student Gov­ ever written of the thoughts er, and go through an endless Waka Tsunoda the Senate, Rights Organization — NWRO er, and that marriage had Wittgenstein, Kierkegaard, Hus­ Proust was subtle, but he could ernments in Washington. The bUl, udiich came out of a — has appealed directly to Wel­ > [65! ,,4 9 ^ crashed. *^en she had married Senate-House conference last Onore said he brought young Jonathan, who trying back about 300 petitions sign­ fare Secretary Elliot L. Rl- Redeem Your Federal Food . CUT SHORT, FOR BROILING week, was approved 341 to 11 by chardsbn for more clothing to be a writer. He devoted, the House Tuesday. ed by university and student Stamps at Shop Rite Stores U.S.D.A. CHOICE but stuffy, conventl^al and In­ body presidents, as well as aid. He promised to answer It is expected to 'win final ap­ early next week. i Rib Steaks 99^ ept. As the story/opens, Clare proval in the Senate by week’s Hickel, colling for a mora­ has demanded, ^ d obtained, a torium on construction of the At issue is a Sept. 15 Office of 587 E. MIDDLE T P K E, MANCHESTER 7/^tRIMMEDWELL end, despite a fight by Sen. Wil­ Education directive freezing at voluntary s^iaratlon for six liam Proxmire, D-Wls., who $170 million Whterway. Op­ months. ponents argue it Is a threat to a last year’s level — three- claims the conference butchered We reserve the right to limit quanUtieB* J S Sirloin Steaks 99^ So then die meets Joehua, a c e n t r 1 Florida’s under­ tenths of one per cent of the to­ money-saving features of the tal — clothing allowances from TRIMMED WELL hard-boiled and mercurial di­ measure. ground water supply. rector of documentary films; a the $1.6 billion elementary ^ N E W LOW PRICE! SHOP-RITE FROZEN $ 1 0 9 Proxmire, a frequent critic of school aid fund. womanizer aversloa to waste in military spending, con­ Porterhouse Steaks tlons for its purchase were fin­ tasty. no waste marriage and a nttbU of losing cedes there is little chance the Most of the 16,5(X) school dis­ ished last December. tricts receiving aid for disad­ interest when he has''i|iade a Senate will restore restrictions $ 1 0 9 conquest, a romantic tea:^4rho Extensive restoration wiis vantaged school children do not ORANGE JUICE stricken by the conference. But runs away. But Clare has an by experts associated use any of the so-called Title I s—j Shoulder Steaks he suggested some of the sav- fair with him. ■with the Louvre before it was money for clothing programs, ings might be realized by mak­ $ 1 2 9 decided the masterpiece could The new order, in effect, prohi­ By happenstance, this affcdr ing bigger-than- usual cuts in rhl CUIB in shipped to the United States, bits them from starting. Top^Sirloin Stcdks Is observed and encouraged by the pending military appropria- . , , . a dotty old lady named Mrs. J if “ This Is a paining we have The freeze comes at a time WHY PAY MORE? $ 1 $ 9 3 Fox, who for her age Is quite a m “TODarate acUon Tuesdav stalking for some time,” when local NWRO chapters are swinger. Her sometimes Irra­ th» Brown Said, ’’and we are lucky pressing TiUe I districts without Top Round Steaks tional advice Is well Intutded $1.68 bUUon *^Utar^ coM t^c- ^ clothing provisions to Include 99^ 3 “^9 ^ military and often pathetic. The quesUon ' side ot the Atlantic.” them. FOR BRAISING or POTTING Is, will the affair break up and tlon bill authorizing new build­ ______Congress authorized the use of Frozen Foods. . . Why Pay More? Ground Beef will Clare return to Jonathan? ing on military bases in the Title I money to buy clothing for ROUND CHUCK GROUND ROUN Beef Short Ribs^ United States and overseas. ALL VARIETIES. BANQUET or This brief plot summary does Monaco Bids Low LEAN A FLAVORFUL little justice to a story that Is The compromise bill authoriz­ Chuck for Stew ,.8 9 * full of sensitive nuances, with­ es doubling the number of ABM Terrel H. Bell, acting com­ MORTON by sites and approves unlimited For Road Work f 9 f ^ 9 9 l out sloppy sentimentality. It Is, missioner of education took note 0 to use a very overworked word, arms credit for Israel, Monaco and Sons Paving Con­ of the new clothing demands in DINNERS a poignant tale. But essentially, the bill is the tractors of Glastonbury was the the Sept. 15 order, saying, ” In a REGULAR STYLE It Is a first novel that would Pentagon’s shopping list for new apparent low bidder lor the re­ number of states project appli­ REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT SHOP-RITE do credit to a veteran writer. arms and hardware. The Senate construction of Thompson Rd. cations are being received In- version called for spending $19.2 In bids opened yesterday in TREE TAVERN French Fries 8 r The author has a striking talent vol'vlng greatly increased ex­ SHOP-RITECHOPPEOorLEAF ^ MUes A. Smith billion, a 6.7 per cent reduction the Municipal Building. penditure of Title I funds for PIZZA Spinach high otPresident Nixon’s $20j6 bilUon Central Paving of East Hart- clothing, which if approved, 'Sf' MB . 8X^1 RIB ROAST NO CASE FOB THE PfMAGE. budget request. ford gave the lowest bid for re- would jeopardize the basic na­ By V. C. Clinton-Baddeley. Mor­ The compromise $19.9 billion constructing South St. but it did ture of the Title I program. Ti­ 5 9 " ^ Rich’s Eclairs U row. $4.86. total represents a 3.4 per cent not meet specifications which tle I Is an educatlOT, not a wel­ called lor a bid bond for each From Our Dairy Case! Mystery fans rejoice, V.G. fare program.” > e f t o o Clinton-Baddeley looks like a The conference prohibited -any .street. (Central gave one bid George A. Wiley, NWRO exec­ SHOP-RITE LARGE or SMALL CURD live one.' We hadn’t heard o< spending lor development of a bond lor both streets. utive d'.rector arg;ues, however, him before "No Case for the Po- Chinese - oriented, area missile Bids and days lor completion “ that adequate school clothing defense and barred develop- Paving and reconstructing COTTAGE Uoe.’” But it Is hU fourth mys­ food i.s an educational need of the OVEN or POT tery and it will make us search ment of a.third nuclear aircraft highest priority.” iiYinftHod Sons, Thompson Rd.,- $6,076, ten for the previous and hope Cor carrier, both Senate-Imposed nna ka "Children cannot learn if they CHEESE 290 days. South St., $13,008.50, fifteen _are not in school,” he said. Bottom Round Roast99^ more. limitations. days; Central Paving, Thompson “ Without adequate shoes and OVEN or POT ' The setting is - one of those But Proxmire said the price Rd., $7,512.90, fifteen days. MOTTS DAWN T RESH SHOP-RITE NATURAL clothing, many poor kids -will tiny, ' quiet English towns In for these concessions appeared South St., $12,514.90, fifteen not go to school. Other children LARGE Swiss Slices which a lot of people are dderly to be an all-out bending to the days; Gem Paving of Newing­ - 89* Cross Rib Roast , b 9 9 ^ in r^ ged clothing will be. de­ SHOP-RITE ALL FLAVORS and there’s a good measure of wishes of the chairman of the ton, Thompson Rd., $6,671, feated by the self-image that is EGGS gossip. Two men are dead, House Armed Services Commit­ twenty days. South St., $16,125, Yogurts, OVEN or POT TOP SIRLOIN or radiated in the faces of their GRADE months apart, but both deaths prices tee, Rep. Mendel Rivers, D-SX!. thirty days; General Paving of PURE MAID $109 presumably were accidental. Proxmire cited authority to Rocky Hill, Thompson Rd., $8,- more affluent classmates.” ■■"'do1, 5 9 * i.49<; Top Round Roast lb. X Pace of the book is leUurely. spend $436 mllUon for new 099.60, South St., $13,948.60, fif­ Richardson said in an inter­ Orange Juice Dr. Davie, a disarmingly ordi­ ships, including a nuclear sub- view he Intends to allow dis­ teen days each; Hub- Corp' of Delicatessen. . . Shop-Rite Priced! r o v en or POT __ __ A nary, near-retlrement professor, marine, that Rivers had wanted Colchester, Thompson Rd., $10,- tricts without clothing programs la on the order of Agatha Ctaila- but was not in the Senate bill. 356.60, thirty days,* South St-., to begin. He would not say, how­ MILD or TANGY SHOP RITE tie’s Miss Maiple. These were other spending $25,201.50, thirty days each. ever, whether the s}>ending cell­ “!5) Rump of Beef Roast ,..^1®® (Dr. Davie pokes around, talk­ items Proxmire said were In­ Hub Corporation’s bid for $15,- ing wUl be lifted. s ing to dlls one and tfaat,.leani- cluded at Rivera’ Insistence: 900 was the only one for the MIDGET CHUCK Ing lots of surprising little _^Retention of a $17.6 million complete rehabilitation of Hlgh- things about various people. He dovelopment fund for the Oiey- land St. Pumping Station, Whence Their Name PORK ROLL Boneless Pot Roast takes walks, describing the scen­ mlttee (Rivers.) It is his person- The Adlrondacks take their ery, has leisurely teas, thinks ter Is a lemon,” Proxmire as­ REGULAR or THICK SHOP-RITE How It Was Named name from the title, ‘"tree eat­ CALIFORNIA a lot and finally figures out serted. In 1642, the Dutch built a pub^ er,” bestowed on a local tribe Sliced Bacon pilg: 7 9 ^ 'What happened and, of course, —$30 million for development Uc meetinghouse on the site of of Indians who someUmes were who done it. of the Freedom Fighter, "which 73 Pearl St. In New Amsterdam reduced by food shortages to LUNCH MEAT, COOKED SALAMI, BOLOGNA ^ m y It’s satisfying stuff lor people every unbiased source aximits is (now New York City). In 1663, making soup from the bark of who prefer the bright-minded, a boondoggle .. . This is done at Shop-Rite Cold Cuts 2 ;r,v 7 9 ^ CHUCK T i s e they erected a wall to protect trees, according to Encyclopae- unhurried Miss Maiple detec­ the whim and the insistence of their settlement, from which dia Brltannlca. Appetizers... Why Pay More? tive to the swashbuckling Travis the chairman of the House com­ McGee. Just our cup of tea. mittee (Rivers.) It is his ersonai POT ROAST Mary Campbell aland private project . . .” WEAVER WHITE MEAT

TECHNOLOGY IN THE AN­ Quality Fresh, Fruits and Vegetables,.. Shop-Rite Priced! ^ CIENT WORLD, By Henry CezaDne’s ‘Dad’ CHICKEN ROLL Hodges. Alfred A. Knopf. $10. CALIFORNIA When the late Diego Rivera Unveiled in D.C. was planning his second series TOP NOTCH PLYMOUTH ROOK of murals in the Natioaal Pa­ By Paul Mellon f9biu/etiattd Spiced Ham WHY PAY MORE lb. 6 9 * BARTLETT PEARSiSr lace In Mexico City, he com­ DOMESTIC plained that he had been unable WABHINGTON (AP) — Paul to find any material on the tech­ DISCOUNT fOYLAMD Cezanne’s “ The Arttst’s Fath­ Swiss Cheese WHY PAY MORE ,b 9 9 * EXTRA FANCY TENDER LARGE SIZE nology of the Aztecs.* er” has been unveiled by the -a 2 5 ^ "I think I will just have to National Gallery of Art, whidi Health & Beauty Aids! CUCUMBERS Celery dMW them dyeing mid working terms the paining its most im­ HARTFORD R D .>P IN E ST.. MANCHESTER U.S.iFlGRADE In gold and sUver,” he conclud­ portant purchase In recent SHOP-RITE 10c OFF LABEL Yellow Onions ed. "That will give me a lot of and get instant relief! years. • Open Paily^lO asin. to -1 0 pjn. SOUTHERN good cbtors.” Paul MeUon, gaUeiy presi­ BABY 3 1 9 ' Henry Hodges has had the dent, did not disclose the Yams 2 . 2 5 ^ same difficulty with ancient amount paid for the Cezanne, Convenient RED DELICIOUS U S FANCY U.S. FANCY. ^ m m x . Latin American technology, but but It was understood a new Use Our SHAMPOO 4 he has not settled for "good col­ McIntosh Apples 35^ record was established for 10th APPLES ors.” He has set down what he century works. *1110 Renoir land­ iBc Off LABEL 6 /S or tub« SHOP-RITE WITH IRON 40c OFF LABEL . • » found, and explained the * ab­ Philodendron Plantsi99^ scape, “Le Pont des. Arts' VOTE TOOTHPASTE Multl-Vltamins sence of any more. Wlmt he has 7c OFF LABEL Almost everyone is feeling the "pinch" of high food prices . . . that is l a y a w a y WHY PAY MORE? found is impressive: etddence of brought $1.6 million when it was MICRIN MOUTHWASH . 1 9 ' die forging In the hollows in purchased by Norton 8im SHOP-RITE CHERRY. GRAPE. FRUIT PUNCH, I CAPTAIN CmiNCH/CRUNCH PEANUT BUTTER or one to a page. Some are photo­ ORANGE DRINK, CHOCOLATE ^ ‘ KINO VITAMIN • a graphs but the nioet valuable Hie artist’s father was ski^tt' DRINK are Judith Nercomer’s drawings cal of Ms son’s pursuit ot. paint­ Fruit Drinks 4'5t; *1 Cereal tr 49* ing, and for 'anany years Os of ancient machines and pro­ S0( Of f 1 Atu 1 .’i>. OF ( 1 Am 1 cesses. They are keyed closely zanne feared Ms father would SACRAMENTO 3 .'.^ .$ 1 to the text so a description of a cut off the young man’s allow­ DISCOUNT can t H TIDE DETERGENT IVORY LIQUID tool, for instance, usually has a’ ance. The painting was done TOMATO JUICE picture of .it on the same or the ’ shortly after Ms father gave in $ 1 9 9 DISH opposite page. , and sent Paul to study art in b o i g DETERGENT boi J® V Laurance F. Stuntz Porta PRICES SHOP-RITE LARGE ... aeia is honored by the Inclu------TOP nOTCH f DR THE HRER'S WHYPAYMME? INTEBPRETATTONS O F -Mon ot the newspaper In the TENDERPEAS cliif SHOP-RITE BUCKET JAR STUFFED . j , LIFE. A Survey of Contempo­ masterpiece. Zola at the time ' Mazoia Corn Oil U ' 69* M a n za n illa O live s 3 ' » a T ; ^ l rary Literature. By Will and Ar­ wrote tor the paper and had re Before iel Durant. Simon and Schuster. cently writt«i a defense of W H Y PAY MORE? 1 REGUtAR ENZYME DETERGENT 13c OFF U B E L G IA N T $8.96. emerging artists of the day, who During his. long career as a D i s c o u n t included Cezanne. You Shop, MISTER CLEAN SPIC N' SPAN GAIN THRILL writer. Will Durant has shed When Mellon first saw the much light on the ideas that work some years ago. It was uB' Check $ have Influenced history, and on PRICES... Ule Guarantee It! \ B i G salaMe; the French government e I T i A Ac the lives of the people who have would not aUow It to leave the s 3 3 *^ -2 3 6 '. , , conf. country. Recently, wi(h restric . II V ...T ... produced thoee ideas. He be-‘ ' , m DESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUiRTITIES-NONE SOLO TO DEILERS Wonderland First! longs to the generation which tions eased, negptlatlons were began inquiring Into the mean­ undertaken with the Lecompte Master Charge ing and possibilities of life after family, wMch had the master­ Use Your Prices effective thru Sat., Oct. 3. We reterye the right to limit quantities. Nietzsche’s pronouncement that 801 SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD • 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE piece in its coUectton. Negotta- God is dead. MANCHISTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE TTWENTY-THREE PAGE WENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEIi NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 Vernon may Indulge Just once and thus munities have undertaken, on a It is for this reason that I wbuld Miiskie 'Withholds beg^n an addiction which will voluntary basis, drug education strongly , support such a pro­ Refinery Siwport ■ aCOUPONHI S t a m p s ' s ^ have grave consequences for programs. We need such pro­ gram in the 1971 session of the ■COUPON■ ■ ■ C O U P O N H ■■ COUPON! ■■ i K Dooley Urges himself and his parents,’’ grams -on a statewide basis, .HOLLIS CENTER, Maine General Assembly,’’-Dooley con­ (AP) — Sen. Edmund S. Muskle ENZOLVE ACTION Dooley cautioned. Urging the however, , and must begin as cluded. MAXWELL HOUSE FOR DISHES f Drugs Program use of the facilities of the edu­ soon as possible to establish a says existing safeguards would f as IS our PILLSBURY have to be improved before he r cational system, Dooley said, meaningful curriculum. We can would vote favorably for the FA 1 R W 7 In the Schools “ the point is, he’s got a gpreat afford to do no less,” he urged. Bus Caravan proposed oil rdfinery at Ma- N A call for a comprehensive deal to lose, possibly -his life.” Dooley expressed concern that custom — I N drug education program In the BR^GEI^ORT (AP) — The chlasport. 1 1 Explaining that the availabil­ unless all reasonable steps are Fairfield County Coordinating The Maine Democrat said if public school system, was is­ iiniiin ■ ■ ity of drugs seems to be more taken to eradicate this prob­ Committee is organizing a bus INSTANT I he were to vote on the issue I DRIVE sued today by ’Thomas H. plentiful even though slgpiifi- lem in Connecticut that many N Dooley,, Democratic candidate caravan to Washington for the now, he would have to vote no. JUUJU 1 1 cant efforts are being made to of the children, who, thanks to “ March for Victory’’ Saturday. fairway will be I CAKE I ■ Muskie told newsmen Monday for the post of state representa­ restrict them, Dooley said this medical science will be spared I tives from Vernon. The gfToup, a spokesman says, following a luncheon that he I I effort should be continued from the effects of many dread­ was formed by individuals who “ One of .the basic causes of does not believe the technologry mv * 1 1 •t along with imposing stricter ed diseases “ may well fall vic­ feel the Vietnam support march closed all day fhureday the tragic drug epidemic in yet exists to safeg^uard the na­ X RRERRB|flH^^^2**' penalties on those who sell nar­ tim to an even greater trag­ “ is more than a happening.” tural environment. I N Conneoticut today is lack of edy.”' H\ ^ - 1 cotics. Peter Koltypln said "it means He told the York County Re­ COFFEE LUX knowledge on the part of the “ In the final analysis, how­ “ I am confident that a well- in observance of to draw and call patriotic Ameri­ ! MIXES! By SYD KRONISH < potential victims , .. our chil­ gional ' Planning Commission I ever, knowledge and aware­ planned program of drug edu­ cans together for common AP Newsfeatiires dren,” Dooley said. that steps have to bd taken to ness on the part of our children cation can supply our young­ action.” protect the Saco Valley from “ At the point a youngster In tribute to the 150th anniver­ is our g^reatest protection,” sters with more than one satis­ Buses are scheduled, to leave “ heedless land development” If ^ the religious holidoy I cannot answer the question Dooley said. factory answer to their ques­ sary of Fort Snelling, the out­ the train station here Saturday it is to be saved from urban and ’What have I got to lose?’ he He continued, “ Some com­ tion, 'What have I got to lose?’ at 5 a.m. suburban blight, 1 I post which played an historic ‘ role in the opening of the West, 79« WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE O F the U.S. will issue a commemo­ I $5.00 OR MORE AT POPULAR MKTS. i WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF HIS COUrUN Oi rUKUPIAiC u r h m WITH THIS i n i j sCOUPON . u u r & PURCHASE OF PHIS c o u r o N a. r u K t r iA s t oi* M WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF SS.OO OR MORE AT POPULAR MKTS. ■ )R MORE AT POPULAR MKTS. ■ COCGOOD THRU SAT. O CT. 3, 1970 rative 6-center on Oct. 17, at $5.00 0 R MORE AT POPULAR MKTS. ■ ■ $5.00 OR MORE AT POPULAR MKTS. GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 3, 1970 PHRU SAT. OCT. 3, 1970 ^ ^ O O D THRU SA’SA t. OCT. 3, 1970 THRU SAT. OCT. 3, 1970 LIMIT ONE COUPON Port Snelliiig, Miim. ^ LIMIT ONE COUPON Located on the western bluffs V of the Juncture of the Minnesota COOKED SMOKED and Mississippi Rivers, just W* Ratarv* Tha south of Minneapolis, the fort w e care Right To Limit was once the military and social Ouontitias hub of a vast territory. It was HAMS AT POPULAR WE BELIEVE here that the state’s first post 3 office was established and here Une Apv the first doctor hung up his shin­ SHANK gle. Portions of the fort are now YOU SHOULD PAY LESS... a museum. PORTION9RTI0N Collectors desiring first day Woleiatei Added lb * Cocktau c;anceIlations may send ad­ OUR PRICES PROVE WE dressed envelopes, together popular with remittance to cover the cost of the stamps to be affixed, BOTTOM ROUND, to the Postmaster, St. Paul, MEAN IT! Top Value Stamps, too! Minn., 55101. (A temporary CROSS RIB a - * f ® ® postal station will be established at Fort Snelling Oct. 17 and the cancellation will read “ Fort BONELESS CHUCK Snelling, Minn.) The outside envelope to the J7<^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE postmaster should be endorsed “ First Day Covers Port Snelling Birds Eye Frozen Pens 59* m ^ Stamp.” Requests must be re­ *^ ^ O R TED FIRST CUT ceived no later than Oct, 17.

Here’s an Interesting item for "SUPER-RIGHT ” QUALITY ■ Water Added CUBES or STRIPS collectors of U.S. sUimps. Lean Stewing Beef 99V U.S. commemoratives issued Cooked HamStealcsml''99* fomatoes ■'SUPER.RIGHT ” QUALITY CHUCK A in 1069, contained in a souvenir . BONELESS (Stioight Cgts 1.09 lb.) folder, will be sold by the Post Office Department for $2. Fresh Brisket Beef 891 Short Rihs of Beef 79V iANEPARKER ^ 9 0 0 Twenty-three stamps ,lnclud- "SUPER.RIGHT 'QUALITY VACUUM PACKED ing the moon landing stamp, are A&P Sliced Bacon Mb. included in the folder. Pertinent Fresh Chicken Legs "it 69*b ENGLISH informatoin on each stamp is In­ FRESH MAJESTY BRAND PILLSBURY CRESCENT cluded. MUFFINS Chicken Breasts Meaty 7 9 v Danish Picnic lU SD A DINNER ROLLS 2cVb'.69* Covers of the folder are olive r Plain, Sugared 12 in pkg- with a red, white and blue panel CENTER SLICES U O n ilT S or Cinnamon A& P CHERRY, LIME or ORANGE .CHOICE, PILLSBURY on the front cover. The Post Of­ Otbiee-Csnteft/Cut CarmelOrangt 4 oz. QQ4 I FROZEN . 8 9 v Parfait Gelatins DANISH SWIRLS Cinnamon Cant 0 9 fice Department seal is em­ Swordfish Steaks I 2 bossed in white. ’The 1969 souve­ 0 „ lU SD A I nir folders may be purchased 12 35 WHIP tOPPING for $2 each from the Philatelic CHUCK CHOICE. Sales Unit, City Post Office, S Deodorant Washington, D.C. 20013. A serv­ ice charge of 50 cents must be FoodA added to orders. If you are visiting in Washing­ From Jane Parker's Lovi'n' Ovens LEAN & MEATY ton, you may buy the folder for twlfiji/Gw»iui w iS T P A C $2 at the Philatelic Exhbition Room in the Post Office Deptirt- Shortbread Sliced White: >SCAR MAYER * Sandwich Twin Pack Soft S P A R E R IB S lU SD A l VEGETABLES ment. vChoice; P«as • Cut Corn • Wax Baans Cremes Cookies Cookies Cookies Bread • PORK SAUSAGE 79: The United Nations has issued Sliced Carrots* Mixad Vegetables four more definitive stamps in ^ 10-oz. BOO « / € ;W j( k y S o jl^ y OSCAR MAYER Peas a Carrots Swiss denominations—70 cen- lb. 18-oz. i u s d a I pkg. pkg. ^ pkgs. B 'S;-3 9 * 4 r.'*..99* I SOLIN imes, 80c, 90c and d francs. The SLICED BOLOGNA 7 9 * .CHOICE, new stamps will be valid for APPLESAUCE 3 it;;' U OSCAR MAYER mailing only from the Palais KRAFT $ l|0 0 des Nations, Geneva, Switzer­ YOUR CHOICE!... MIX OR MATCH! IISDA] land. MACARONI DINNER 5 p°l 4 SMOKY LINKS 79* The 70c is similar in design to CALIFORNIA WILSON’S SWIFTS PREMIUM CHOICE. the 13-center issued at the U.N. CAMPBELL'S SOUP A&P's CANNED VEGETABLE SALE! ANN PAGE HONEY EGGO in New York in 1969 but with a 'J o r. g Q t change in color. ’The 80c is the CHICKEN A&P Beets Sliced or Whole, A&PA&P Corn-AvTouViVmCorn..ror.VtV;,* u17-oz. oz. A&PA&P Peas CORN BEEF HASH 39* WAFFLES pkg. OJ SLICED BACON 891 CHUCK ROAST USDAI same design as the 20-cent NOODLE 6 ' «nr1 . 0 0 3 IS ; 99 SWIFTS TINTI’S stamp issued in 1965 but Iona Cut Beets, Iona Pens or MixedMixed SizesSizes uu oz oz. A&PA&P BeanBeans Cut CHOICE, changed in colors. The 90c is 1* oz. C Q 4 Green or Wax is cz Iona Tomatoes i ib similar to the 30-cent definitive A&P Sliced or Whole Potatoes C^een or Wax is o, Iona Toma SKINLESS FRANKFURTS 691 C MEAT SAUCE pkg. o f ^ CRISCO SHORTENING KRISPY CRACKERS USDAI ' issued from New York in 1961 BIRDS EYE and the 2 francs is the same as * i ! S * ■ ^ ( m 6<^ lb. ^CHOICE. AWAKE ’c."n 2 7 * the 50-center from New York in VEGETABLE 3 95‘ 1964. - * . * SMOKED PORK CHOPS 991 ’The usual four marginal in­ 4 6 9 4 8 9 ^ O U TCH scriptions of the U.N. seal with MUCKES FREEZE SHORT CU T 1st thru 4th R ib s ;$ i.0 8 lb!^\ “ 1970” beneath it will appear on BEH Y CROCKER MIX A&P French Style Green Beans is PRESTONE each sheet of all denominations. KIELBASA PIECRUST AND 1-gol- t T I L S(we/ Mo''te^ Qjly'PopuJl/vv A&P Fancy Tomatoes l-lb. con Hoodies SWIFTS SMOKED ‘ Minkus Publications’ 1970 14c OFF LABEL S "'4 1 * COOLANT plastic m m m % m € Global Supplement is available >-'b. Boneless Pork at your local dealer. The supple­ Shoulder VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON ment brings the Supreme and b a g ^ DAISY BUTTS ROAST : WUbFWdM*:':.'. Master Global Albums up to ^ jBMIBV ' WiHiPurdHit* date and also can be used for y 4 p w FB > efS$.06orMor« 25< OFF U.S.D.A. CHOICE the World Wide and (Comprehen­ ONE CAL. BOrrU-FRESH CHILLED OfbifirciMk CHOPPED HAM PICK UP POPULAR S sive Albums . ^COFFEE R«4 ard««rl4^ FRESH SLICED The new supplement with its A&P OBANGE lUiCE Om CmiwkPw rrfU TW» Ort. Srt. 480 illustrated pages has spaces 1^ . Oe» Cwgmi P“*l can C i # Zest Beauty Bor 4 86* I On* CaupBuPw Nnihr/ fknr Oct, 2riL solidated bank to be named the I 3 9 8 9 * First Coimectlcut National Bank. o i L . It would operate uiider the char­ French's Potatoes ‘."XS*'.';;!. or Pototo Poheokes {£'45* '^OMe IS^C ter of the New Haven bzmk, the > Breeze Fluffy All Salvo Tablets Vermont Maid oldest national bank charter in B&M Stew Vaseline Lotion Detergent Syrup CHOICEOf4nAVO(S Monte existence, Beef Chicken Intensive Core Detergent Detergent . The head office would be in Sara Lee Coffee Ring 'Lul 68' Hunt's Tomato Paste 29‘ F.r Family 31-ai. Q A c WithBleaih, Barai 48-oz. Q C ( ■or Your J4-in QQC lUf . ftOROEN &U 'i -ai.ioM Pf( Bridgeport. laundry pj,.; O ol t.T-99*l’bdV'4V Iceberg Lettuce - Wosh bo< 0 7 & Brightcners box O J Uncle Ben's Rice % 39' Evaporated Milk 3 ’ lL^32* 29 A zoerger must be approved MINESTRONE or CHICKEN NOODLE 16 o: 3S; KRAFT TRENCH or WITH A S3.00 by the boards of directors of W o k S e a „ . BAR SOAP Habitant Pea Soup 21' Miracle French Dressing m : 35' NATIVE FRESH CRISP EXTRA FANCY GREEN both banks, shareholders, the L yS ol DISINFECTANTS bath size Dow Joy Liquid Ivory Liquid Edge CAP N CRUNCH CHOICE OF PATTERN PURCHASE Princess FOR YOUR FET oeans comptroller of the currency and Liquid s*f- 59* Detergent Detergent Protective Shove Gaines Biscuits ’ w 43' Burry Fudge Cookies 'IS: 39* other iregulatory agencies. B uy 2 Get One Free Bathroom Cleaner t-oi-tvii t e j Spray i.i. 89* IR^CONT.l.lf Woolite Liquid « 69' Colgate Toothpaste 73' Green Peppers Cucumbers 3 • 2 5 * Toilet Bowl Cleaner , u #■. 49* 20-oz..7Q< IIMON 22-01. r O c 191 3 ,‘i." 35' (on / T FRESH plastic 59‘ C a n,*loo s ^ Tub ft Tile Cleaner w 83* RANGE Native Cabbage Cello Carrots it 1 0 * A N il 101 FUEL OIL SEVEN SEAS GASOLINE CAESAR DRESSING i r 49* BANTLY OIL S f a i i i D DAILEY’S SWEET (O.MI’.INV, l.N(. CUCUMBER SLICES r 49* :i:;i MAI.N STKKK'I McIntosh Apples 3 139* I KI.. 6 If-I'lM.'. VolBMes get your free copy today! BARCLAY STRAWBERRY Volume 2 Kockvillr 1 PRESERVES r 39* one Uun22 "If unable to purchase any advertised item . . . Please request a RAIN CHECK.' Sweet Prune Plums ^ 19* PricA Effactivo Wed., Sept. 30 thru Sot., Oct. 3rd in thii Community and Vicinity. I

MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FTVP ^AGE TWENTY-FOUR

Computer Technicians THE ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES Aloof, He Laments ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES NEW! FROM STOP & SHOP 49-oz Now! An answer to water pollution! ATLANTA, Qav (AP) —‘hie FAMILY president of the Boutbem Pks Railway S y ^ m saya s com- LAWYER munlcatlom gap has devtf- OUR OWN NO PHOSPHATE oped between computer ex­ Slander, U?iliinited perts and Industry manage­ No Phosphate Hi-Pbwer ment. W. Graham Claytor Jr., In the heat of political debate. While everybody's been busy talking about th^pohution problem. Lawmaker A calls Lawm.aker B ■ said Monday, "Compotor DETERGENT WILL LEAVE Stop & Shop has been busy doing something about''iU, Our packer people too often give the im­ a crook. B is not a crook. Could has developed a detergerit formula containing no p'hosphates. pression of being only tech­ He make A pay damages' for S h ^ Phosphates are a major polluter of our lakes, streams and ponds. nicians — interested mainly slander? Detergent In furthering their technical New Stop & Shop Hi Power is bio degradable, leaves- no harmfiJl No, because the law grants a Shop NO HARMFUL RESIDUE IH SUPERMARKETS skills, saving microseconds residue in our water supply. And this quality product vyill ge^ your special imniunity to all legisl.a- and posting 'no trespassing’ tors. both state and fcder.il. N o wash cleaner, brighter, too. Our new Stop & Shop ."Hi Power SUPERMARKETS sig(ns on their electronic matter what- slanders they utter, Atu>th(‘r Stop & Shop first! will stop phosphate pollution of our waterways! playground.” within the legisl.itive chamber, OUR WATER SUPPLIES! “ We realize that manage­ they cannot be held liable in All coupons may be redeemecTwith only orre $5 purchase! ment must give poUcy and court. 4 usage guidance If systems This may seem to.be rank ^ Stop & Shop welcomes aa^oShop' and computer activity Is to favoritism. But the rule is meant ' ^ 1 produce the greatest bene­ for the benefit o f the public at I fit,’’ Claytor told the anmial Beautify your home S t Good thru Oct. 3. lim it 1 can per customer. Good thru Oct. 3. Limit 1 can per customer. large, not for the benefit o f the A low, loiv mini-price, on Native meeting of the Data Systems legislators themselves. It frees d FunSlPp Division of the Association of them to do a better job, tin- " Pepper Plants American Railroads. hampered by the lurking fear o f . "the good time store" Campbeirs ^ Sun Glory “ You know what the com­ legal liability in c.ase they hap- | puter can do. It is iq> to us pen to say something wrong. 5-inch V I J C I or Stop li Shop. 10'^>4oz 'can to work with you to reach a pot during grand opening For similar reasons, immunity I 89 week at Century Center, I Beans collective Judgment as to is granted also to officials o f the " Cortland Apples what the computer should I W. 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(AiP) ' Eye Round is realizing that nonviolence Is — A topless go-go dancer flrdd when her act was outlawed the only way to make It” said "will suffer immediate and irre­ Dan Kahler, 20, of East Can­ parable injury to her asserted Sara Lee Streusel'Coffee Cake 2>/p oz pkg G9c Spaghetti ton, who is still imder treatment for partial paralysis caused by ri^ts and freedom of expres­ Roast ”10 8 ISVa Oz can lb pkg Roast ^|28 a wound he suffered May 4, sion’’ if she is stopped from ap­ 10 oz pkg 39= Taste C’ Sea Frozen Fish Steaks (Center Cut Bottom) Kahler, wearing a peace dove pearing without a bra, a U.S. A boneless oven roast. with coupon and ^5 purchase 10 oz Q Q c Every roast is closely with coupon and *5 purchase g ' S armband and speaking at the Dlstrct Court judge ruled Mon­ Cook 30 mins, per pound Green Giant Corn In Butter Sauce 3 pkgs OT and carefully trimmed S ' 5 service from a wheelchair, said, day. for medium. Judge Williams A. Mc!Rae said of excess fat. "I don’t hate the NaUonal Eve Lowe Spencer, 32, can BultonI Frozen Cheese Pizza 13 oz pkg 69= Guardsmen who shot me. I dance without a brassiere de­ don’t disagree with the people who sent them there. I'm Just spite a city ordinance passed 12 pack 69= Hendries Ice Cream Sandwiches i glad I'm alive.” Sept. 9 forbidding such perform­ ances. n M b $ 1 Another student wounded May Stop & Shop Soft Margarine J pkgs ■ Boneless Chuck 4, Thomas Grace, 18, of Syru^ “ In an earlier federal court Boneless cuse, N.Y., asserted Kent State fight Miss Spencer failed to 1# 1S ^ _ _ _ _ _ | | _ or Natural Munester Cheese overturn a state law forbidding Rrari mOZZareiia individually wrapped Slices. 8 oz pkg 48c Undercut Chuck was urging students to remain dancing minus her panties, too. >Vi-oz. M nonviolent while itself support­ Hie dancer’s employer testi­ A ing violence through officers Borden’s Dutch Chocolate Drink 6^cans fied last leek he fired Miss Roast training, police training, and de­ Spencer from her J260-a-wedk fense research. Job after the city ordinance was Long, slow simmering mm\--U- StopcSvop^lilililililLSS . — — -- •i "When all violence Is ended at enacted. brings out fork-tender- the university, then we can A tender roast from the Good thru Oct. 3. lim it 1 pk| per customer. Good thru Oct. 3. Limit 1 roll per customer. A hearing on the merits of the Fresh from our own bakery! Regular o r thin sliced same cut as your Lon­ speak^of peace,” Grace said to ordinance will be held latdr. loud applause. 6 don Broil steaks. Weicker Cites Stop & Shop Daisy Bread Stop & Shop Boneless Fresh fro m o u r Hudson Scott Heart Attack Record of ’60s Boneless Fresh I Toilet Tissue scores again Napkins e>;4 Not the First WATWIBBURY, Conn. 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Serve this delicious Influenza.” If the Democrats didn’t do the $ 1 Caterer’s Kitchen Bean Salad 49^ib A1 AhramT' gave this account: 16-oz jar 1 seafood food special Job in 10 years, "do, you hon­ Noxzema Medicated Skin Greain SALE! now. Our fish is mini- Nassr spent two weeks In a estly think they are so reformed priced and maji- Deutchmacher Bologna ,b 49^ Soviet clinic when he visited in a year and a half that Con­ 7 oz bottle 73*^ valued. 0 Jergens Extra Dry Hand Lotion Save 50' || Save 15* Moscow last July. Ihe doctors necticut should trust them with Sausage 75' Nepco Pastrami I'S 59' told him It was Imperatlv* he another 10 years In public of­ 3 oz can 69*^ Armour * Bacon 2, can»n Maxwell House § ! should not work so hard. But fice?” Weloker asked. Fern Mist Feminine Hygiene Spray Maxim Coffee (8 oz jar) with this coupon (Conee) with this coupon Nasser had to work be­ cause his acceptance of the U.S. Halibut Steaks Good thru Oct. 3. lim it 1 c m per customer Sammy DaVU Quits Sliced Sugar Cured 8 5 ' Good thru Oct. 3. Limit 1 jar per customer. Middle East peace initiative sat From the lean center of the slab. You get Show Biz Then Naps Special this week! Imported translucent You'll love our mar­ u B i^iCdtOC off a chain reaction in the Arab a little more ’cause it shrinks a little less. lb velous fish depart- world. SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — m'ent and you'll love Nasser was persuaded to take Sammy Davis, Jr. has told a our low prices. a rest and he went to the Medl- Bologna, P&P. Olive. 79f. Beattie audience he will quit en­ terralnean resort of Merah Ma- tertaining, except for perhaps Colonial Cold Cuts Luxury. Luncheon. 8 o z pkg 2 lbs Meat Loaf M China Coffee Cup Chicken Breasts trooum, near Libya. But die day "one show ,,a year." From our Caterer’s Kitchen, sumptuous meat loaf at Save 10‘ ^ Save Id' he arrived. Sept. 16, the Jorda­ Quality china in lovely' Sweet, delicious, tender meet that I’ve been in show business Colonial Extra Mild Franks 79^,b a price that will mean big savings for you. nian fighting started. So Nasser for 41 of my 44 years, and it’s lily-of-the^valley motif. otmost melts in your mouth. Your fomliy will love White Gem. Punch Detergent Wisk Detergent had to return to Cairo for the just gotten too heavy, man," he Get one cup for 490 Gem Child Mild Franks 79^,b (49 oz box) with this coupon (32 oz. bottle) with this coupon Arab summit. said Sunday night. "Mentally Whitt Gem C A c Caterer’s Kitchen Gelatines He worked very hard and was and physically, I've had it. I'm with each $3 you Chickens Thighs U.S. Grodt A 9 # 15 h e r I Good thru Oct. 3. Limit 1 pk| per cuetomer. Good thru Oct. 3. Limit 1 bottle per customer. very tired Sunday nlgtat when going to get out of the business spend. There's no Pure Pork Sausages Countryfine 7 r,b Your choice of Waldorf, Pineapple- , .oz ■ the pact to end the fighting In and put myself back together.’ ’ eootitss $139 6 $ 1 limit! Chicken Breests and Skinitss | i k Carrot. Fruit. Cherry-Apple or Sun­ He said hd had never been so Italian Sausage lb 85c Sausage s oz pkg 69c 3 packages ■ Jordan was. signed by King Hus­ tired in his life. PrJmo Pure Pork, Hot or Sweet Swift Premium Brown & -Serve Cut thin, excellent for Italian style cutlets! shine. sein and Palestinian leader Ta- with a *3 purchase reserve the right to limit quantities. sir Arafat, A1 Ahram said. He might direct or entertain We reserve the right to limit quantities. in perhaps one show a year, he Nabisco Gerber Baby Food Joy said. Sunshine Sunshine Nabisco Following his performance, Handi Wrap Peanut Crunch Oatmeal Banana Cereal Liquid Detergent Ostend Manifesto Rinso Coldwater Surf Wisk Duz Star Lemon Cooler Cheez-lt Chocolate Chip reporters waited backstagd 4B Oxydol Thrill Tide 200 Foot‘Roll 12 oz Ib e Ostend Manifesto of 18S4, minutes before being told that Creme 9 ‘/- oz Sandwich Liquid Detergent Detergent Color Bleach Laundry Detergent Liquid Detergent Sapphire Detergent 10 oz ^ 7 ^ 10 oz 3 ^ ^ 35^ bottle 33^ Issued by U. S. ministers to Interviews were canceled be­ Detergent Sandwich pkg 55^ ,11 'A oz pkg b .^ o z , pkg England, France and S p ^ , cause Davis Was asledp in hfa 5 lb. 4 oz 49 oz 0 3 ^ 15c Off Label 16 oz 2 1 0 7 5I< llb .A o z 1 pt, 6 oz urged American acqulNttnn of dressing room. 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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO, LIMIT 9UANTITIES. M«neh«ft«r Parkadt, MIddIa Tumpikti W aif — Fripla-S Radomption Canfar, W aif Hkrjrferdi N. Main Sf. and Albany Ava., 125 E« Main St. V Opan Tuai., Thura., Fri. and baf. 9:0(T*5:30 — W ad.^:00-9:00,Closad Mondays iM fg Ctgarettei eiid t^hecce Pr^ducta KiBmat Frmii Stamp 6Hei Wb R9MFVB TKb Right T b Lim it OtsantitlBS PricBS EfftctlvB Thru Saturday, Octebtr 3, 1970 in First Natienal SupermarkaU MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-NINE - ______’ • II PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER E.VEN1NG HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 C ^ ^ e s ’ Sports Slate | Soecer Gates Sets Mark THURSDAY OCT. 1 FLY RODS FUN FOB-KIDS Soccer Cornfe] Teaching children how to fish As Harriers Bow Prince Tech - at Cheney Tech By CUFF DEMERS FRIDAY, OCT. 2 Game has always been associated . Manchester High Harriers failed to pick up a Soccer Fifth with cane poles and worms, against Maloney High team yesterday, but Steve Last Friday evening at Manchester Registering its third score in the second period on Public High Friday afternoon at This Is a good way to Interest Qates gave the Indians- first place and also set a new traveled to Uncasvllle, to en­ — at Coventry shutout in five games the MacLdan’s hard shot that 3:15 at Memorial Field. The the very young In fishing, but (jourse record. 'The Spartans topped the visitors, 2 2 -3 3 . gage St. Bernard’s High School Tollknd at Ellington over imrirouino- MnncViPcipr ^® goalie’s hands Owls tripped up thd Indians In for kids approaching their teens In a CX:iL cross country meet. by the Inquirer in a night game. Immediately South^indsor at Enfield evei iiiipiuviiig 11a c e soccer eliminations last cane pole angling Is too slow. Paul Phlrmey’s some people might think that Cr^ss Country i minutes remaining before the year at Dillon Satdium. Youngsters nine to 16 years old charges now ?how a 2-1 won- Vncasville Is some type of small Manchester at Conard William Hall High of West half. Manchester <8) arid plenty of It. St. Bernard’s Steuror P iiedm an loss log. “ Mck” community playing E. O. Smith, 'I’blland at ElUng- Hartford yesterday on the After several missed shots at One way to provide the kind Gates battered the old ex^^'” small time football. You might ton latter’s home field, 3-0. It was the ndts, Stimac kicked In a Hust Katz of fishing excttdment active ing time by 22 seconds set^last the Indians’ fifth consecutive rebound from a comer kick at FB T o p Eagl es be right on the first count but East Catholic at Pulaski P . W alch M atonls kids want is to teach them to year by John Travers. .Tlie old victory, all in the CCIL. seven minutes of the last FB Each week. The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist entirely wrong on the second. South Windsor at Coventry use a fly rod. On lake^ and mark was 15:19. ' .p -: Sophomore Blaz Stimac con- period, P. W aloh Klein you in the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking We were soundly beaten 26-0 SATURDAY, OCT. 8 RHB ponds everywhere, panfish, as In X-Country The two Desjardins brothers by a fine football team. Actual­ Football tlnues to give the Indians the "This was the best team we S m ayda P cnsluro well as large game fish, will necessary scoring power, have faced so far and wd play- CHB . „ . „ from Maloney were second and and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. _ ly the score was hot a true In­ Platt at Manchester C arter Thom jison respond to popping Dugs tossea Kevin Kenyon, St. third. One the brothers, EasV Catholic “ar'Northwest Against Hall, one of the stron- ed tetter soccer lifter Hall L.HB dication of the game. . .it could H erdlc V argas their way by a yo ^ s t d r w l^ Bernard’s cross country team Qary, also/battered the record have been much higher. It was Catholic geiv tdams In the OCTL, Blaz really applied pressure In the O R ^ a llght-acUon fly r<^. ./^d the defeated East Catholic High with a fine 15:05 time. not a question of us being that Plalnville at Rockville booted.^two scores past goalie second period,” statM Coach W erbner Rosow Bud Frjedman. Dick Danielson. “ The team con- IR 1 fp 1^ ^ ilf yesterday afternoon on the win- The TV’s lost their meet with Main Street bad. . .they were just that good. ------Stim ac Hogan rods wfil create a life-long in- course, 23-36. Ken- xim'' Banning being the first Suburban ...... Around town We physically couldn’t cope Recelvmg a pass from Steve tlnues to Improve its defense. CF Bill Stoneman, who pitched a Werbner In^the opening peridd, and the passing Is still ham- MacLtcan G odbow T o d ^ e lw ^ ^ r e s t in outdoor ^ ® runner in at 18:18 for with ' St. Bernard’s size or IL no-hlt game for the Montreal Stimac outraceU the Hall backs pered by careldss trapping and Blak-o Hosenblatt activities such as fishing and 15:52. St. Bernard’s occupied eighth spot. Winning time was Smart Look Saucy Cloche What’s NSW? 'Think Toyota Coats and Dresses speed. activities such as fishing «md ^g^g„ p o s ie s . 17 .qb by Bud Weyant. At hnifflrriB w ' till I Expos last scason, had won only and shot Into th^com er of the occasional lapses turn the OL Yes, you will always find Quality at a price you can I was M ancbeeter 1 1 1—3 ho fni. Tom Bailey in third spot was Varsity Results: Gates (M) afford to pay! THE TOYOTA— I shopi>ed HOUSE & HALE th I m ^ ®*Khf games In his three pre- goal as the Hall 'koaUe came game Into ‘klckball’ instead of S corers: Stim ac (2>. M cLean. fishing department offers the fol- V I what’s new at PANDORA’S Sube: Marsh, Liombardo, Mar- 4 now at MORIARTY BROS, on (downtown Main St.) "me sec- T il tif vlous seasons in organized base- out with 5:26 remaining. soc'cer.” . BOX (Bolton Notch Shopping and we felt that \rith a couple jggg ■ -phe Indians added Another The Indians host Hartford Plaza) featured right now all Center St. See and test drive ond floor is just primming wth of breaks, we could still be in one today—from ?1,836 deliver- exclUng Fall fashions—whether flyfishing. Mahoney (SB) ^/Bailey (EX2), (Jarino (Mai); 6' F. Gurecld new fall dresses and sports­ the game. Our chances were First, understand that fly 4 Marion (EX3), 6 McGroth (Mai); 6 Jim 'Geyer (M); 7 wear. Come on over and take a ed. Once you get your hands its something casual or d r ^ y , seriously hurt when John Whol- on a TOYOTA — you’ll never this 'is where you’ll find it. Open fishing is not difficult. Anyone (SB), 6 Clifford (EC), 7 Moroles Mike Adams (M ); 8 J. Rogon peek! ley, our bread and butter ball let go' Thurs. till 9 p.m. can learn to use a fly rod. The (SB), 8 (Jonnolly (SB), 9 Lldes- (Mai); 9 Jerry Gagnon M ); 3 carrier, was unable to play in degred of skill depends only on tri (SB'. 10 Luis (SB). 10 Bill Krause (M). SomeUmes an old cabinet has Tricks or Treats A pound of fresh snap beans the second half. We moved the the user’s willingness to prac------an undesirable musty odor on ball extremely will in the sec­ It’s Ume to think about HaUo- ®®fve four to 8^ P®"®™' tlce. the Inside. To remedy this, cov­ ond half. We were inside the Check book stores for instrucv Platt Next Foe for Indians er methe msmeinside surxac.surface with w ... .a thin...... ween candles, deco^lons cos- JPen^ing o^ what other dishes five-yard line with a first down tlon books about fly fishing. coaUng of fresh, white shellac, tumes and party goods. And If are on me menu. but were unable to punch It Several are published can This seals in the odor. you visit PLAZA DEPT. Fairway’s Best across. be readily understood by/young- STORE (E. Middle Tpke. next In short, it' was a game we Those casual foam pillows are stdrs. Movie P rojectionist Dlne Graciously to Popular Mkt.) you will find would just as soon foiget. We Choose the flshipg equipment a tremendous eelectlon of awfully attractive. FAIRWAY, WATKINS, downtown Main sustained three major injuries carefully. TherA^ no need to goodies for the yo'ongsters. downtown Main St. has all sizes 0 spend more tbdJt $20 or $30 for St. la featuring wood or metal of pillow forms for making your and all are questionable start­ Real Monday A.M. QB dinette sets. ’They come small ers for this weekend. the first outfit. Somd tackle Mix a half-pint of fresh rasp- own decorator designs. ^turday we travel to West makers - provide complete fly By DEAN YOST Hartford to tackle Northwest fishing kits with rod, single-ac­ of sugar and let stand until sug­ ’Ihere will be none for the Do you know who the real. Monday morning quarter- room. Choose from <3olonlal, Catholic. It should be quite a tion reel, correct line, a selec- ar dissolves. Serve as a refresh- road In a new municipal park­ Contemporary, Modem or challenge for us. Northwest has Uon Inrinstructi^^^^ back is? Well, actually he is the Sunday night and Mon- topping for vanilla ice ing gargage in Salisbury, bookiet. day afternoon movie.projection man who runs the game Mediterranean s t y l e s . And i"S Rhodesia. The city council re­ rcdled up 93 points in two games every one is from famous mak­ cream. while giving up only 12. It’s our After some practice casting film of the previous Saturday’s football game. Mom Puts Teeth in. Authority versed a decision by its public In the backyard, your enthuslas- He is the one who speeds up ------ers such as Pennsylvania works committee to allow a bar first Hartford County Confer­ House, Moosehead and Day- Senior Citizens Special tic angler will be ready to try the runner, or watches him turn vviggln reviewed the game films Mother is always right and the baby jaguar in Henry Poorly Zoo, Omaha, in the building. ence game and a must if we strom. ’The holiday will soon be Need perking up? PARISIAN hope to defend our title success­ the real thing. Choose a lake the corner In slow motion. The Sunday, he said before practice Neb., is proof of it. The little one was injured when its mother bit down on its where the chances are good tor projectionist, can either go fast, Monday, “ Jim Jackson, John here and its not to early to COIFFURE at 56 Oak St. will fully. Right now we are riding CROCHET The winter resort of Alta, catching panflsh. This Is Im- forward or reverse. The latter is jjuffy and Dick Tyo played out- front legs. After putting splints on both front legs, zoo officials decided to keep spruce up your eating area! offer on any Monday, Wednes­ the crest of a four-game losing day or ’Thursday a Shampoo Utah, received what was called portant, for interest In using the the funniest of all. Tackles come standing games.”. Both Jackson the baby away from its mom until the legs hiuve healed. (AP Photofax) __ Open Thurs. and Fri. till 9 p.m. streak (dating back to our last and Set for $2.60 and a haircut a “ chocolate snowfall” in 1966. new equipment Is at an all-time fiylng off the gi ound into their and Duffy played the entire con- Surprised vacationist saw tan two games a year ago). We Soak bacon in milk lor one if needed $1.60 more or a high. Your youngster’s 'future three-point stands and long with Tyo getting many key Permanent Including shampoo, and light brown crystals, col­ are not too proud of this fact Interest In angling could hinge passes bounce on the ground be- tackles and scoring two points C o v e n try ^ hall hour and then dip in flour and we’ll be out to break this if you want it to be crisp and haircut and set lor $9. Tel. 643- ored by alkali, covering the on the success of this first trip fore returning to the quarter- „ „ safety, string against Northwest Satur- have added flavor when fried. 9832 lor appointment. mountainside. with the fly rod.' back s hands. The Indians entertain Platt dey. With popping bugs, a fly rod. All films of the Saturday High, a real strong contender England Gets G^reen Light and some cooperative fish, an clashes are sort of comedy in o^ L honors this season, dager youngster’s enthusiasm motion. But the real benefit of Saturday at 1:30. 5474 CC Soccer Team EXHAUSTING SPORT! — Tennis a tiring game? Ask Pat Walkden, left, of can be turned into a lifetime Dio movies Is to see what, where Halfback Ray Teneza is Mr. South America, or Pancho Gonzales. Even practice calls for 10-minute breaks. of fishing enjoyment. when either the offen.se or Everything for Platt. He runs To Build Shopping Center ------defense made costly errors. It pa.sses, and scores. He Is Look well-groomed in this This saucy.cloche with its After Second W in New Fall Rainbow ^ brings close to the player.s, miss- the key man to their offense. A building permit was Issued project. Square dancing Is becoming two-piecer with that fringed brifh is quick and easy to Aochet in white Comes from t amity of Dentists ------assignments, or holes that Jt win be the tough defense yesterday to permit construction In other PZC news, th e com- more and more popular In Con- three-piece look! No. Manchester Community Col­ 8251 with PHOTO-GUIDE is or favorite color, and so Gov. Maddox J opened up ;uid the runner failed Manchester to stop him. of the W. Harry England shop­ mission received the resignation necticut, with over 80 clubs now of Colors lege, winner of Its first soccer to see them. They :tre probably 5.5 jg ^ e operating in the state. in Sizes 10'--'-24'/!i, (bust very nice to wear. No. game 3-2, travels to Willimantic ping center at Monday night’s of Stephen Joncus, effecUve im­ 5474 has complete cro­ the best way a gridder can vlsib- explosive quarterback, senior mediately. Joncus, a Democrat, There are 21 lessons in the se­ 33-47). Sizes 12’/j,35bust to play Eastern Connecticut J.V. Planning and Zoning Commis­ . . . 3'''« yards of 45-inch chet directions. Can’t Block ly see his errors. Dave Hunter. He is new at the S • JERSEY SHELLS # FLORAL— Carolyn Sulzlnskl Gary Cuozzo: Kapp-ing sion meeting. Builders estimate has served on the PZC since ries and those completing the plus I'Ti yard contrast. SEND sot In coins (or each pat- Thursday at 4. course receive a certificate tom to Include (Irtt-clats’malllni. Eastern, a. power of soccer In 211-532, Arlene LaPolnte 178-183- Manchester High came away position, but Hunter Is quick and the center will be completed by 1967. He and his family are tnov- Patterns available only from Miirlden Saturday with a ^nows what to do with the ball, Ing to Old Lyme within n. few recognized by square dance Anne Cabot, Manchester SLEEVELESS — SHORT SLEEVE New England, draws some of 502. C lay F ig h t next spring. in sizes shown. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. hard fought victory over Malon- jjls size is no handicap to the weeks, he explained- clubs throughout the world. SEND SSt In cnini for iid i oat- OF AMEEUCAS, MEW YOBK. the finest soccer players In the ------ey High. The players suffered team The shopping center, which M .Y. 10036. LONG SLEEVE Alternate Stephen Loyzim was The Whirlaways Just cele- ttm to Inclodn flrat-claii nilllni. state. However, the MCC half- ST. JAMES’ LADIES — Ann ATLANTA (AP) — Gov. Les- Vikings’ Big Headache the usual bumps and brusies pig^t „ggg old straight T will house a supermarket and appolnted to temporarily serve brated Its eighth anniversary, Sue Bomett, Manchester Print Nans, Address with ZIP back line could be the best fresh- Lallberte 127-369, Marge Agosti- ter Maddox cannot block the 11 smaller shops and offices, Eveninjc Herald, 1160 AVE. CODE and Stile Numhtr. abstained In the weekly battles, formation on offense with Roger as secretary until a permanent OF A9IEBICA8, MEW YOBK. The Fall & Winter ’70 man line In the state. Norm nelli 129-356, Sally Phillip.s 139- heavyweight fight scheduled will be at the comer of Routes M .Y. 10038. replacement Is appointed by the Manchester Evening Herald, ALBUM is G5^, includes JEWEL NECK—MOCK TURTLE Lapointe, Steve Dean, and 362, Ginny Camaira 126. oct. 26 between Muhammad All call Joe and he wouldn’t take ILnc^hlTer."" 44A and 81. Coventry correspondent. Holly Print Hams, Addrau with ZIP BLOOMINGTON, Minn. out Teneza in the backfield. Town Council. Anyone Intere.sted CODE, Stilt Nnmbtr and Slat. postage and handling. Whltey Jenkins are former All------and Jerry Quarry, Georgia the call. They just wanted to After Indians' Coach Dave England said yesterday he in serving on the PZC should Gantner, tel. 742-8796. know what was going on, weth­ Platt will Invade Memorial The Fall & Winter '70 GAANDMOTHER’S PATCHWORK . . . FULL TURTLE CVe and CCIL halfbacks who BLOSSOM Field with a 1-0-1 repord. It was "delighted” that nearly state this in writing. Any resi­ 12 heirloom deilgnt includini er he’s been throwing or run- 1 1 w-* Basic FASHION Book is Dresden Plate! Pattern nieces; di­ gave outstanding performances 140. says beat Lyman Hall 32-0 but tied years of preparatory work now dent elector In the town is elig­ Bolton ruled Tuesday that jur- Another v icto ry in A p ^ se A - 65(f, includes postage and rections. 0102-8St, inefudes post- In the opening game vlc.tory. ------i /-> r> ning, that sort of thing. U nseeded B a rth Bristol Central last weekend, ible, and the Town Council 'vlll Identity Mixup handling. ase and handling. CARDIGAN DRESSY “ But I’m sure If Joe got , hsu9 been completed and actual MCC will be at fuU strength TRI-TOWN - - Steve Barton isdlcUon over the fight is left en- son gAme, And (jA ry LUOZ- 18-18. constmctlon can begin. The final make a selection 30 days alter Ends in Freedom LADIES’ DRESS SHOP wlth the return of Bob Mateya 202, Art Sorg 205, Tom Atamlan tirely to the city of AUanta, zo WAS stAnding in fro n t o f things straightened out. and I n M o l O r U p S e t SWEATERS hlnir J I go ahead on the project was ^ the town clerk’s receipt of the HAR’TPORD (A f)—Arthur J. at fullback. 202-651, Dick Leduc 200-551. where the .proposed bout will be hig locker, peeling off Ad- came back, the whole thing BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - resig(nation which was on Sept TEL. 643-9016 subject to director of health. Clark argued that he was In­ held, because the state has no hesive, wiggling OUt of would be forgotten. Meanwhile, unseeded Roy Barth of San Dle- 28. Dr. Robert Bowen’s approval of nocent and that police had the law or laws pertaining to boxing shoulder pAds And untying I guess you could say I m to p^duced a major upset to . Boys 8-13 the proposed sanitary system. Houley Aide Pension Fund Radio Luxembourg broadcasts the middle of an unpredictable jj,g ggn,,.,ing, round of the 81st wrong man. On Tuesday the au­ matches. , , „ - a vAriety of lAces. This was given late last week. Richard Cromle of Wrights Investment Eyed rock music throughout the 0 >n- situation.’' Win trophies, Mill Rd. has been appolntud thorities agreed and freed Clark. v-jxa Don Meredith Feels Good Maddox asked Bolton last ^gg talking about the way annual Pacific Coast Interna- The State Health Department Clark, 28, of Hartford had HARTFORD (AP) — The Re­ tinent and North Africa. week to determine If he could ^g j,aa spent the last seven off-’ Such situations, however, w e ^,gggj Qpg^ tennis Champion- have the time of your had already recommended ap­ chairman of the Robert HouUsy publican candidate for state not new to Cuozzo. He was No. y^ips Tuesday by downing 11th- lor Senate campaign In Cov­ been charged with sale and pos- Bloa., Ttoea., Wed U a.m. to « take action to halt the fight. The gegsons. life in the 1970 proval of the system. session of “heroin and marijuana treasurer said Tuesday that the Mash hard-cooked eggs and Thun., Fri. 19 a.m. to 9 pan: Calling Signals on Airways governor said he feels the "I ’ve been going to dental 2 quarterback behind Johnny ranked Dick Crealy of Sydney, entry. Houley is currently secU- Unltas at Baltimore, didn’t play Australia, 6-4, 6-2. England also said yesterday Ing reelection to a second term and had been held in jaU under money in state pension funds mix with mashed avocado and Sat. 9:89 a.m. to S:S9 p.iu. match would be "an affront” to school,” he said. "Seven springs OFT. CONN. GOLF LAND enough to suit himself and Top-seeded Cliff Richey of that the design of the complex In the State Senate. He repre­ $10,000 bond since Sept. 8. should be used to stimulate Con- NEW YORK — (NEA) — veterans of the armed services u took me. but I’ve finally com- seasonings; use as a spread for TALCO'TTVILLE, ROUTE 83 asked to be traded. He was ggg Angelo, Tex. breezed past is being carried out according sents the 36th Senatorial Dis­ He pleaded irSiocent to the nectlcut’s economy rather than Since Dandy Don Meredith and in the state and added that he pieted the work. Now I can look crackers. to New Orleans, where he sat Richard Russell of Kingston, Ja- PUNT. PASS to his own wishes, since no trict, which covers Tolland charges and his trial was to being Invested in out-of-state his retinue will be visiting your believes the bout should not be everybody In the family straight behtod BUI Kilmer. Last sea- nuiica, 6-0, 8-4. tenants have been formally sign­ County. beg^n Tuesday in Superior Court, bonds. parlor every Monday night this held until the deposed world in the eye.” ed into the complex as yet. '' Cromle, w)io is a practicing at ­ But, before the trial got under “ It is timtf to show confidence fall, you should know how the heavyweight champion has sold “ Family?” he was asked, sOD CXIAOHINQ You can PunL Pass & Kick game.-'My hands were sweaty, liver a pitched ball. n,gjgr entire Autodynamics racing YORK (AP) — Three of your way to the NFL All-Star VeriMH . rp / No hooks, no eyes, nothing But not quite as much as if I "If a go it may seem incongruous team with Posey as the driver. Ewbank's coaching rivals Game . . . fun at Disneyland, but a sweep of light, airy were getting ready to play. ment,” volunteers Dandy, you Sam has driven at Daytona „ „ nt the New York pull on . . . Idieal for clingy “ It’s more difficult than I should say that ‘In my opinion’ Sunday to see Sam Posey dri - LeMans, but he failed to j g t f next tootball season were with mom and dad along, tool POST ROAOmr* knit fashions. thought It would be. There’s the guy blew the assignment, ing a couple of miles a minute Indianapolis 600 , assistants for the plumb Come in and register now more preparation involved. I Of course, the acid test on this Overside IntemaUonal gnd didn’t get a ride at Ontario with mom, or dad, or your little mentor. never have worked with head- is sUll to come as Don yeh: R^ggy^gy behind the wheel of a this year, guardian. 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SlANCHESTiER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-ONE ^ ^ ^ ^ ------x a E Yaz Bids for Bat Crown in Finale Hera Id A ngle Boston College Tops New England Teams

B y Holds Two Point Edge over Johnson E AR L Y O S T Dartmouth, Sports Editor Ci-CTH £^^tNSI> Irish Work Hard Red Sox a run in their fourth, a chilled crowd of 14,254 looked 'The Yankees had scored first BpSTON (AP) — The in addition to Yostrzemski’s is Notes from the Little Black Book Yale Follow that of Yankee left-hander Fritz like a Yankee victory most of on Thurm.on Munson’s single and they tied it in the fifth on Boston Red Sox clbse out Hard to Figure Department: Why Boston Patriot Peterson, 19-11, in trying to bc- the w.ay. But pinch-hitter Dick and Danny Cater’s triple in the singles by starter Ken Brett and their 1970 season against Schofield’s double, an error and quarterback Mike Taliaferro doesn’t throw to rangy end In AP Poll With Theismann corrxp a 20-game winner for the third, then made it 2-0 in the Lahoud and a sacrifice fly by the New York Yankees to­ a walk loaded the bases witn Ron Sellers, one of the premier pass receivers in pro b o sto n (a p )—Boston College, first time in his career. Yastrzemski. SOUTH BEND, tnd. (A P )— Coaches say Notrfe Dame night, with the principal in­ The Red Sox are countering one out. Joe L-ahoud lashed a fourth on two walks, an error football. All Boston lacks to be a contender for divisional eff and running against its rug- and Roy White’s nm-scor>ng The Yankees edged ahead in football players block a little more aggressively for quar­ terest centered oh Carl Yas- with Mike Nagy (6-4). line single to right center for honors is a competent quarterback . . . UConn lost the ged schedule, is the overwheim- single. the eighth on a walk, a single, a ter back Joe Theismann, Associated Press collegiate back trzemski’s bid for a fourth This has been a disappointing two runs to tie the game, and run-scoring single by starter football game to Yale last Saturday in the Bowl, 10-0, ‘"6 choice as New England’s Yastrzemski then Singled off Tony Conigliaro’s double, a but the UConn Band came a w a y ------top college football power in the of the week because they like him. Ameilcan League batting season tor the Red Sox, but ground out and an infield single Steve . Kline, and a sacrifice fly left-hander Gary Jones for the with the honors In the batUe of Orioles placed tickets for play- weekly Associated Press poll, “The rest of the team likes — ^------— title. they’ve played great ball in the by Billy Conigliaro gave the by Munson. winning tally. the bands. It was strictly, as off gamds against Minnesota on Eagles, victorious over him, they pull for him. and they to handle Coach Bob DeMoes’s Yaz goes into the finale lead­ closing weeks. They’ve won five protect him,” said Athletic DP good shifting defense,” Krause usual, no contest as the UConn sale several weeks ago but had Villanova and Navy in their ing the league with a .329 aver­ in a row and 12 of their last 13, rector Edward "Moose” said. Band rates with the best in the to alter the promotion. At first, t^vo games, got 16 of the 16 age, but Alex Johnson of the capping things off by rallying Come Up Short —r hy Extra Ppint Krause, a massive landmark on "Notre Dame has had a lot of California Angels is right on his for three runs in the ninth in­ East . . . Eastern Bus Lines of fans had to buy strips of tickets place votes and were the Irish campus since 1930. great quarterbacks - John heeis at .327. Johnson has two ning ’Tuesday night to defeatuhe Manchester has been awarded a in threes but when the sales picked second on the other three "He’s seldom dumped behind Huarte, Terry Hanratty, Ralph more games against the Chica­ Yankees, 5-4. \ contract to transport all Cen- sagged, tickets for individual ballots In the selections by the line.” GugUelmi, A ^ elo Bertelli, John go White Sox—tonight and 'That victory boosted the 19"’0 Twins Use 27 Players tral Connecticut State College games wdre offered. Club of- sports writers and sportscasters Theismann, a curly-haired Lujack, Frank Carideo, Harry Thursday night. record to 87-74, making this vir­ athletic teams on road trips this flclals expect crowds of but 26,- in the six-state region. senior from South River, N.J., Stuhldreher and many others. I ‘T il just worry about myself tually a duplicate of the 1969 1970-71 college year. Bill Moore, 000 for the games in Baltimore That gave BC 177 points and a earned an A average last year put Theismann in their class today,” . Yastrzemski said. season, which they ended with Central DA, passed along the .Here’s one to beat: Improve- wide margin over . Dartmouth, as a sociology major and has a and I think that’s quite an hon-. “ That’s all I can do. I can’t do an 87-75 mark. This year once In Losing to Royals Information. ments to a midget football which was second with 163 on high B average for three years, or.” anything after that except wait again they finished third, but ♦ • • league stadium in St. PUters- the basis of 10 points for a first He wants to take post-gradu- Theismann filled In for In- NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Rigiiey got more punch in and see.” also once more they were out of American I.cmriic Q jjf jjjg C u ff Includes an air condition- place vote, 9 for second, etc. ate work in sociology after, or jured Terry Hanratty in the last With team places in the stand­ the nice early as Baltimore nm , East Division the Minnesota offense by platooning his platoonm’s, but Manchester Midget Football pressbox Larry Kahn of The Indtans, who opened their during, a probablp,career In pro three games of the 1968 season, (AP Photofax) W. L. Pot. (G.B. IN-KLINE TO BE OUT — Boston Red Sox catcher Bob Montg-omery puts tag ings all decided, Individual per­ away with the East Division for League' has received two set­ Manchester is a member of the season last Saturday with' a ^-0 ball. He has been Ck)ach Ara flPar- the second time in a row. Baltimore 106 54 .663 — Rigney's Twins Wiisted a 27- talented freshmain cross coun- conquest of Massachusetts, got on Yankee pitcher Steve Kline as he tried to score from second on a single. A formances command ju.st about backs from the weatherman in j i m m i The quarterback threw four seghlan’s starting quarterback Tuesday night’s game before New York 92 69 .571 14% Cardenas’ run-scoring single try team at the University of the three other first place votes touchdown passes leist Saturday ever since., 3 all of the interest. ’The chief one as many weeks this season. The perfect throw from Joe Lahoud of Roy W hite’s base hit nailed Kline at home. Boston 87 74 .540 19% bowed to the Kansas City Roy­ keyed a tying Minnesota rally in Connecticut. “ It’s the best and were picked either second openers (doubleheader) two GRIDOLOGY—It Is an indelicate football maneuver called clothesUnlng. But it can be perfectly In , a 48-0 slaughter of Purdue Theismann set a Notre j . Dame .. Detroit 77 83 .481 29 als 14-13 on a imn-scoring single the bottom of the ninth and he freshmen talent that we’ve had cr third on all other ballots. weeks a g o were postponed from legal. The Uteral picture: a clothesline strung taut, neck high; a guy running fuU speed unaware „ „ „ „ Cleveland 76 84 .475 30 in the 12th inning by relief pitch­ drove in two more with a single showed much more than that. yards last season and set Cotton Washington 70 90 .438 36 in the 11th after the Royals had Friday night to Sunday due to of the obstacle; squuwnk . . . g-rr-g-1 . . . blotto. Now transfer it to the football field. A runner er Ted Abernathy. rainrntn and onH lastloot week’s games were Kennedy reports. ConnecUcut in Its opener, also "Seventy per cent or more of Bowl records of 231 yards pass- West Division The Royals pressed 22 players taken a 13-11 lead in the top conies circling out of the backfield to run a pass route. He’s intent on his patteim, concentrating postponed both Friday night and e ^ e d into thlra ^ace his view downficld. As he sprints by the linebacker on defense . . . g-l-rr-p . . . he collides with the time, ThULsmann charged ing and 279 yards total offense Minnesota 96 64 .600 — into action as the two clubs set half, plays at the line of scrimmage despitU the 21-17 losa,to Texas. Sunday and have been reset for End of the Line ahead of - arch-rival Harvard. )Ui outstretched stiff arm which catches him Just under the chin strap and he’s grounded. Oakland 88 72 .550 8 an all-time manpower mark. The visitors then pushed over Just Wondering: Why some The ,Ells received .132, points to 84 76 .525 12 this week Friday at Mt. Nebo. California The previous record of 48 was winner on a walk and sin- E3d Bailey, one^of the long-time crackerjack state, high school 126 for the Crimson, which also 65 95 .406 31 UConn Cage Foe Kansas City' set by the New York Giants and by Bill Sorrell and Aber- New York’ Yankee baseball fans athletes can’t qualify for ad- won its opener over Norfheas- Plunkett Offensive Leader Chicago 56 104 .350 40 Chicago Cubs in a 1956 gaipe. nathy, their seventh pitcher. LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) Tuesday’s Results In Manchester, cautions that his mission to the University of tern, 28-7. Two Chief Defenders ConnecUcut will meet Oklahoma\ NEW YORK (AP) — Senior and ranks fourth on the all-Ume *!• "It seems like quite a while favorites are on the road back Cormecticut but wind up at the Boston University, the 1960 Cleveland 5, Detroit 2 ORIOI.BS ■ SENATORS — State and Yale wUl play South- jlm piunkett of Stanford has re- career list. He needs only 672 we’ve gotten a lot of and may be flag contenders University of Massachusetts mythical champion, was voted Boston 5, New York 4 runs,” Rigney had complained Mark Belanger’s sacrifice fly western I»ul8lana In the open- sophomore Sonny Slxklll- remaining eight Baltimore 3-3, Washlng^ton 2-2, in the 10th inning of the opener next year He won’t get many 'v*’ *®*' 1" the same (Yankee) fifth after evening its record at Share W eekly Honors ing pairings of the 10th annual regular-season games to reach Monday night after the Twins arguments in this thinking.'. . ’ ’ Wesleyau ran off i-i with a 48-6 victory over Ver- Bayou Basketball Classic Dec. Washington as the naUonal 1st Game 10 innings, 2nd game nipped the Royals 1-0 on a and Frank Robinson’s pinch an- leader in total offense, accord- Sixklller, with 148 yards 11 innings double in the 11th of the night­ Anxlously awaiting the winter KANSAS CITY (AP) — “ Really!” said the Kansas pairings, just squeeze bunt. skiing’ season, besides ski col- Muldlebury last Saturday yet The closest voting came next. ing to NaUortal Collegiate Sports against Michigan, dropped com- Kansas City 14, Minnesota 13, The Minnesota attack prompt cap delivered the winning runs —I— -o on. inn- 1— 1 oiit bv II 49 21 coimt New -iv, ^ « f d n, Chiefs Johnny Robinson when told he shared the " “micdd, call for the losers to Servlces. pletely out of the top 10 leaders, 12 innings ly came alive with a barrage of for the Orioles, who have won umnlst, Is John Mrosek, Ho ‘“ ‘ out by a 49-21 count.. .New with ConnecUcut taking sixth National Football Leacne defensive nlaver of the week ^ consolation game the S lavs in sh ine for the winter Yankees are pushing place with 62 points. Broyvn sev- rooioail L e a ^ e Oeiensive piayei 01 tne WeCK night followed by the Plunkett is averaging 302.3 although he still ranks eighth in Oakland 4, Milwaukee 3 ■ 20 hits—five of them by short- nine consecutive games five of seasonSon bybv playingXv.™ Xni? tennis. '» «« «. •»> chomplonoMp contort. ruahing-passlng yards a game passing. California 9, Chicago 2 stop Leo Cardenas, but the Roy- them in overtime, Rookle-of-the-Year honors in eighth with 60. The Huskies, ' "That’s a real big honor and I Today’s Games New in the automobile field is als matched the Twins’ hit total The Senators have lost 12 in a the American League. Munson now 1-1, apparently lost no lus- really appreciate it,” added the Because the Manchester Spa building construction is approximately; Milwaukee (Lockwood 4-12) at topped them in the scoring row. Wally Parclak. who with Ai ^ ^ teUirvrito Oakland (Odom 9-7), N column when Abernathy con- Mike Cuellar worked eight in- Catalano, will operate the Pon- improved with leaps and vlto Th^ l 1 running Monday 3 weeks behind schedule, our home office has made available a limited Chlcago (John 12-16) at Cali- nected against rookie Pete nings in the opener in a final Uac agency In Manchester, Pon- bounds throughout the cam- ^ night against Baltimore “ to last fomla (Allen 0-1), N Hamm, Rigney’s sixth pitcher. tune-up for the Orioles’ starting Uac Park. Parciak, a fine golfer p ^ g „ g,„gg All-Star break 1 sup^rt d e ^ te the to ^ whole season.” number of pre-opening charter memberships. . ij u u 4. Dartmouth, while the Bruins, koii 4v.„ Kansas City (Bunker 2-11) The Baltimore Orioles, who assignment against Perry and and former basketball player at mid-season, Munson has bat- rewarded in the voUne for ^ almost the \ Minnesota (Blyleven 10-9) take on the Twins Saturday in the Twins at Minnesota Satur- is co-owner of Willie’s. AUTOMOTIVE ted over .360. The cookie honor- oi id whole last quarter and our de- PHONE TODAY for an Cleveland (Rittwage 1-0) the opener of the American day. * • • appears to be between Munson, x i s' ^ fense was working overtime,” Detroit (Reed 1-4) Leagaie pennant playoffs, swept Cleveland’s Ray Foster and ^ ' i n , with a chuokle, "but It fiiMoi appointment to inspect Here ’n There Washington (Jlannan 9-10) •"it a doubleheader from hapless INDIANS - TIGERS — BalUmore Colts will be at Boston’s Billy cinlgliaro. Mun- „ was worth It” Spa facilities 647-1471 Baltimore (Hardin 5-5) N Washington 3-2 in 10 innings and Steve Hargan ran his pitching narvitiu the son Was scouted and signed by Although the Colts didn’t get Harvard^ Sunday to face New York (Peterson 19-11) at 3.2 n . Boston overcame the mark to 11-3 as the Indians Boston^kViots and It’s obvious Yankee Scout Gene Woodling to wiUiln 20 points, Robinson said SERVICE CENTER MEMBERSHIPS ACCEPTED IN 10 GRADUALLY Boston (Nagy 6-4) N New York Yankees 5-4; Cleve­ handed Mickey Lolich, a 19- that the Colts, and quarterback . . .Fritz Peterson Is scheduled 2® f ” "they scared us In the second land trimmed Detroit 5-2; - Cali­ game winner last season, his Johnny .Unltas, are not what to start tonight for the Yanks ed to the No. 10 spot despite o ^ half and we sure didn’t want National League INCREASING PRICE PHASES. fornia pounded the Chicago 19th setback. W. L. Pet. G.B. th ^ used to be after Monday against Boston in the season str^ h t game in turn the game aroimd." White Sox 9-2 and Oakland * * * night’s defeat at the hands of finale at Fenway in search of ^ ^ 1 3 decision to Templ^ Brown, the Chiefs’ right de- n > Pittsburgh 88 72 .550 — edged Milwaukee 4-3. ANGEI.S - WHITE SOX — Kansas City. . .Monday night his 20th ■win. Fans planning to The top ten, with records and gnd, who shared the New York 83 77 .519 5 m * * * Clyde Wright hurled a five-hit­ telecasts of pro football games attend can expect a fast game total honor, spept much of hla time This Winter Go On Chicago 82 78 .513 6 ROYALS - TWINS — ter for his 22nd victory as the are fine, except that It cuts In- If Peterson can go the distance. 1- Bort

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Articles For Sale 4.'i Business Locations investment Property Houses For Sale 72 Housos For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town O n t o f Town 27 HOFFMAN RD., large three- REDWOOD Farms — for sale ALUMINUM sheets used as For Rent 64 For Soie 70-A EIGHT-ROOM Raised Ranch, ------For Sale 75 For Sale 75 mm woRLo be(froom Ranch with 1% baths. by owner, 6-room RAnch. Call *21,900 HOMES are hard to dining room, large family DUTCH Oolcmlal, 9 rooms, Por- l l T A R . printing plates, .009 thick, 23x STORE,.20’x70’. 846 Main St., MANCHESTER clow to shop- aluminum elding; 643-7234 for details. find, but here’s a 7-roomer TOLLAND — Private setting -B y C LA Y R. P O LLA N - CLASSIFIED 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 room, recreation room, garage, . ter St. area. Four bednmms, BOL’TON —, Ranch, six rooms, among mature shade treds, ,, ARIES LIBRA Downtown Manchester. Avail- ping, 4-family with 4 room Asking $24,900. Herl- centrally located. Walk to large .kitchen, three bedrooms, f MAR. 21 Vouf Daily Activify Guida 643-2711. COUNTRY Club area. . .new utfll formal dining room, library, this new,6-room Raised Ranch sen. 2J x i able September 1st. Call 622- apartments, 4-car garage, new Houge. 646-2482. churches, school and shop­ large living room with fire­ According fo the Stars, nine room colonial. Four bed­ gage, $30,900. Hutchins Agen­ assumable $21,000, 6 per cent is ready to move into. Equip­ 19 O cf. 22 8114. heating systems and roof. M i d ______' ping. Move rig^it in. Flexible place and exposed beams. Lot 7-■8-10^24 To develop messoge for Thursday, MILES — Shop arc welder, 235 rooms, 2% baths, two car ga­ cy 649-6324. mortgage. Philbrick Agency, ped kitchen, 1V& baths, fire­ 13-27-34^/: ADVERTISING — ■ ____' ------30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. MANCHES’TER — Three-bed- financing, Mr. Lombardo, Bel- with 300’ frontage. $22,700. '32-45-79-83 read words corresponding to numbers [^4-78 amp, high, medium, low INDUSTRIAL space of various ------^ f ------! ------Ideal starter or rage. Now under construction. Realtors, 646-4200. place, 2-car garage, ^,600. , of your Zodiac birth sign. range. Never usdd. Cost $168 flore Agency, 647-1413. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 'TAURUS SCORRIO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS sizes from 300 to 10,000 .square MANCHESTER - 17 - room ,.etiretnent home. Convenient- Choice setting, land adjoins R. L. Gardner Realty, 876-0604. 1 Wew 31 Upon 61 Exciting new, SEile price, $100. Call 646- S ^C H E ST E R — Just listed. 646-4200. \ 2 Good 32 You 62 Social ocr. 22 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. feet. Suitable for many pur- house on high traffic count jy located with city water and Town' watershed property. T. '^ V E L Y and livable is this 3 Door 33 Surprising 63 Love 3553. poses. Glastonbury area. Call U&lR Immaculate 6 - room Ranch, ’\47-50-59-67 11 Poy 41 Ar>d 71 Adventure family property, excellent in­ rooms and g;arage.. Large 12 Force 42 To 72 Methods 36-39-52-69^ Realtors, 649-4535, 646-1021. ers 6 large rooms in room Cape with 3 bedrooms, ------3470-77-81-85 72-76-86-90a:x TOUR COOPERATION WTIXf%|A| A A ) 9T 11 Donald’s Restaurant. 2,000’ re­ vestment, central location, city wooded lot assures privacy MORE for your money — 13 Sarcastic 43 Attention 73 Likely YOU saved and slaved for wall- perfect condiUon, 2-car formal dining room, carpeted Vacant 6-room Cape, enclosed CANCER 14 O f, 44Sociol 74 The BE APPRECIATED l/IMb I I tail location, 2,000’ office utilities. Owner says sell. Mor- listed 2-famlly, —large and lovely view of Country *^ sed Ranch! Seven CAPRICORN to-wall carpet. Keep it new space, air-conditioned and detached garage, walk- room ^ th firenlace nri- FOR COLONIAL BUFFS sunporch, fireplace. Anxious JUNE 15 Fine 45 W on't 75 Grievonces with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ rison Agency, Realtor, 643- 4/5 room apartments. Large Cfiub and reservoir. Reduced to rooms include both a formal ,•— ------nrtixrtxxia ’ Seven room, full dormered out-of-state owners. 16 Grudges ,46Culturol 76 In 6,600’ warehouse. New build­ dining room and eat-in kltch- distance to schools, 22 77 Rother JAN. 19 tric shampooer, $1. The Sher­ 1016. tredd yard. 2 new heating sys­ $28,900. For immediate sale. vate shaded yard. Wolverton 17 Themselves 47 Morning ing. . Lease entire building or en; two-car garage. Suburban shopping and bu ^ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Cape— baths, fireplace— QYB-40-54-57 18 For 48 Open 78 Loss 11-22-28-43 Continued From Preceding Page win-Williams Co.- tems. Priced to sell. $26,600. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. carpeting. Reeks of Colon­ cSy^66-73 19 Aren't 49 Life 79 Regret 56-62-68 will sub-divide. Call or write ------r------_ _ setting. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore ANDOVER $29,900 20 Enjoying 50 Encounters 80 Refresh M. H. Palmer, Realtor, 648- raised ranch, cathedral OWNER anxious — Spacious ial charm. Beamed ceilings. LEO AQUARIUS KEEP carpet cleaning , prob­ owner, Stoddard Investment, LOiid FOf SOW 71 CAMBRIDGE St. — Six-room Agency, 647-1413. 21 Opportunity 51 Today 81 Then 6321. celling living room with 7-room Colonial, 1% baths, Colonial wall-paper — split Vacant 6-bedroom, modem 9- j/ 22 Little 52 Some 82 If JAN. 20 Heip Wanted— Mole 36 Salesmen Wanted 36>A lems small — use Blue Lustre Inc., 740 North Main St., West ippRovTMATET Y— home, well maintained. Estab­ acres. huge stone fireplace, fireplace, carpeting, garage, rail fencing—big treed lot. room Ranch, built-in kitchen, AUG. 22 “ 23 ^ems 53 And 83 It ret. It wall to wall. Rent electric Hartford. Phone 203-232-4867. APPROXIMATELY 6 lished shaded yard. Rugs and. roomer with 2-car ga. ¥ 24 In-lows 54 Or 84 Of 641’ frontage. Five-room old- $S4,900 — MANCIfflSTER rage, IH baths, stove, dish­ kitchen with glass doors central. Open for offerings. A home with a lot of pzazz! family room with fireplace, 2 9-26-30-38 15-18-20-44/ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft Brokers protected. er home, half' mile to Martin large fiye-room Ranch. Twin- appliances. Garage. Conven­ ^ 25 Worthwhile 55 Activities 85 Agreements washer, wall-to-wall, new roof, and sundeck, built-in Easy financing. Morrison Yoii must hurry for this one. baths, sundeck, walk-out base­ ;gy61-71-82-87 ft 26 In 56 To 86 Career 49-64-65 Wallpaper Supply. School. Owner will take slz- sized bedrooms, fireplace, city ient to shopping, schools and I 27 Words 57 A 87 Possible INTERVIEWING convenient location. Priced in appliances. 10% down Realtor, 643-1016. Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. ment. Easily financed. VIRGO PISCES able first mortgage, M. H. utilities. Assumable 4% per cent bus line. Owner - Broker, 649- ^/.AU&. 22 I 28 More 58 Forgive 88 You AUTO Houses For Rent 65 the twenties and worth it! Bel- to qualified buyer. g 29 Forget 59 Lead 89 Respect eet. i9,)> MOVING — everything goes, Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. mortgage. Hutchins Agency, 9644, 872-4782. furniture, baby supplies, ap- _____ flore Agency, 647-1418. $28 900—BOLTON new 6-room MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo- 22 £;30 Some 60 Cause 90 Motters MAR. 20 A national collection cor­ SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch. ------Realtors, 649-5324. ' , , , , nlal,...... four bedrooms, 1^ baths, B & W Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor 10/1. Service Men poration seeks executive . pliances, clothes and books. raised ranch, 1 acre S16-19-25-29 4Tk®Goop. per 646-42(W. 26 X 25’ paneled family room, 646-0181. ager tor Republican Tolland tive candidates in the fonim. ply in person. Alice’s Wonder- ments. Attractive residential screened porch and patio. cupancy. Excellent val­ 3408. 25” color console (original cost month. Ldase and escrow de­ two fireplaces, 3-zone heat, First-floor family room, four J®) PER CENT, yes, 100 per WEST HARTFORD — 7-room ------County State Senatorial candl- e Opportunity for advancement ful ratchen. Broad St., Man- Boats and Accessories 46 area. Adults only, no pets. L.F. ue. . $660.) — needs tube — as is posit required. Call Jarvis A’TTRACJnVE four - bedroom many extras. 60’s. Owner- bedrooms. Well planned clos­ cent f h ^ c l ^ to qualified $46.000-MANCHE»rER new 10 O V E R SIZE D 2-fam»ly, 6-6 Du- Cape, »4 bedrooms,® ® ^ m s s„usituated a t^ on 77 date Thomas Carruthers Bill Johnson, a political report­ Chester. ______Fiano, 649-5371. Cape with garage, acerage and er from an area newspaper. APPLY TT) STORE MANAGER $200. Rotor TW — complete as­ Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. builder, 649-6973. ets and storage areas. Phil­ buyers ! Unbelievable? BeUeve room custom built P>®*- Newly painted, modem “ c® ‘os convenient to schools wwmuiww—, GERICH Marine Service 1082 horse stable. Located in town. Pasek shopping. Immediate oc- ’The appointment was an- "Steele Leads," Says Times REAL Estate Salesmen wanted, Tolland ’Tpke., Buckland. sembly (original cost $160.) t HREE-ROOM heated second brick Agency, Realtors, 648- it! Call Carl Zinsser for de­ raised ranch. 4 bed- ba*hs. Only $26,900. Qx.«txixxxi6. xi....icuxaie m,- gjC ASH fOT yOUr property ixcuun, OBjrn luixcB full or part-time considered. sale $50. Phone 633-9331 after apartment. 7-R(X)M house, good condition, Exceptional ■ quality. Call MANCHESTER 4200. tails on this 8% rooms, four rooms, family style Realtors. 289-7476, 646-4678. 24 hours. Av^d red yesterday by Carruth- Stale’s h e ^ q u a ^ rs h ^ r e - Evlnrude Sales and service Available clean. Three sheds for storage Heritage House, 646-2482. CONVENIENCE!! rooms. CALDOR, INC. Call Mr. Filloramo, 643-1094. and Evlnrude snowmobile 5 p.m. Oct. 16th, stove included. $100. or (five) bedroom home! Bel- and parking. Lot 136x160’. Is as important as low MANCHES’TER — Six - room fibre Agency, 647-1418. sH,V,.N.,OOM K.,..X o.Ud TeX,.,.'. 1145 Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester sales and service. Boating- HUMIDIFIER, McGraw Edi­ monthly. Located close to cen­ Small business venture and an MANCHESTER —^ Four - bed- maintenance for the retired ------room, paneled, rec- with 2-car garage, large kltch the F. M. Goal Agency, 643- Agency. 648-0181. ,ocal service. The campaign ^ ConnecUcut poUUcs Snowmobile accessories. ter of town. Adults only. Write Cape, Verplanck School. 12x24’ room, 2 fireplaces, 2 son, used very little .Good for ideal home. Rent $226. per room oversized Cape. Large couple. This 6-room, three living room, fireplace, three split with four bed- en with bullt-ins, 3 bedrooms, 2682. OUT-OF-TOWN buyer wishes to manager’s duties will be to co- indicating Steele to be in the Or Call Situations Wanted— Box EE, Manchester Herald. wooded lot. Walk to bus, baths, 2-car garage, winter months, moving. After month, plus $300 security. Call year old, aluminum sided bedrooms, garage. Excellent rooms and 3 full baths. Auto­ dining room, huge fa m ily ------purchase 3-bedroom Colonial ordinate Carruther’a cam pai^ jnd Congressional 649-2876 school, shopping. Renovated large wooded lot high room, 2 full baths. 100x186 lot. ANDOVER — Price reduced for Female 38 6 p.m., 646-3686. E.V.G .Rent^ Associates — At­ 872-6669. Ranch has both. Custom condition. Only $24,900. Hayes matic kitchen, tremendous with formal dining room and county towns in the district race, over Pickett, Florists— Nurseries 49 bath and kitchen. Immediate built for retired couple that family room. Vacant, move ______location. $30,900. Wolverton Agency, quick sale. Beautiful 6^-room first-floor family room in a 33th District. The statement was included CREDIT ANALYST — 2 years WILL CARE for child in my tention landlords, complete Agency, 646-0131. Raised Ranch. Hand split occupancy. $21,600. Meyer must move to Florida. Price right In. ProfesslonaUy ap- *39.«X>-SOUTH WINDSOR Realtors, 649-2813. price range of $30,000. — $36,- Tedford has been active in in, the Sept. 27 issue of the rental services available con­ shakes, two fireplaces, 2-car experience in retail credit licensed home days. Call 646- CANADIAN Hemlocks — Dig -Musical Instruments S3 Out of Town Realtors, 643-0609. upper twenties. J. J. Mc­ MANCHESTER — ’Three-bed­ praised for immediate sale. choose your own decor 000. Call Paul W. Dougan civic and youth activities, and paper. 0089. your own, $3 each. Call 644- sisting of rentals, collections, on this new 7-room garage. Large wooddd lot. ideal. Starting to $8,600. Rita For Rent 6 6 Laughlin, 649-5806. room Ranch, modem kitchen Priced lower than market val- Agency, Realtors, 640-4636. is presently a member of the Hoiiley Attends Workshop 1854 or 644^0891. GRE’TCH Cfountry Gentleman and minor repairs. Call 876- MANCHESTER — ’Two-family, raised ranch, cathedral Near schools and Lake. Only Personnel, 646-4040. with built-ins, dining “ L” , fam- ue! Act now! Belflore Agency, Board of Representatives. He Incumbent state senator from 'guitar and Fender super re­ 0006. needs work, excellent poten- j , . » ceiling living room. Lots For Sale 73 one year old. Financing avail­ TRUCK Drivdr and also work HARDY chrysanthemums, load­ verb amplifier, $560. 643-2950. tlal. Asking $16,900. Three- • • iiy room, fireplace, wall-to- 647-1413. T AMT. TX...IO ______also.scrvcs as treasurer of the Tolland County Robert Houley 3% ROOM apartment, on sec­ BOLTON — Thrde-room winter­ • •BD Ql.& W W • • family style Wtehen^ VERNON — Acre plus, high able. 233-3687 or 249-0667. in yard. Davis ft Bradford Doqs— Birds— Pets 41 ed with buds and blossoms in wall carpeting, garage and Realty yemon Republican Town Com- wUl attend the Oct. 7 Marine ond floor. Main St. location, ized cottage. Call 643-7246. family, needs work, excellent b ARROWS and WALLACE Co. complete bullt-lns, 2 gcenlc location. $8,900. Bolton vERNON—Immaculate 8-room Realtors, 640-9823. Lumber Co., 200 ’Tolland St., all colors, 90 cents each. Open potenUal. Asking $21,900. Manchester Parkade recreaUon room. Handy loca- J’®®‘ ^ mittee and.as a member of its Sciences Institute workshop to Office and Store $126. monthly. Also 4-room sin­ tlon. Very clean. Assumable Chester. Call Carl Zinsser for full baths, 2-car garage. Lake, Vernon, half acre $4,200. East Hartford. FREE — Two kittens. Call af­ 7 days a week and evenings Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Manchester 649-6306 details. Belflore Agency, 647- Convenient location. (Jolonial reduced to $29,900. Ef­ executive committee. j>e held . at Avery Point in gle on Bolton Lake, furnished, mortgage. $29,500. Philbrick Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes ter 2 p.m., 643-26^2. till dark. Pontlcelli’s Green­ Equipment 54 ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter­ 1413. $46,000—SOUTH WINDSOR im­ ficient eat-ln-kitchen, dining Prior to being elected to the Groton. MECHANIC — fully eTcperi- married couple only. Agent, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-0181. Board of Representatives, Ted- house and Nursery, 433 No. race Apts. Highland Ave., HENRY ST. — Owner jnoving, 2HANCHESTER — U ft R, 7- mediate occupancy on room, paneled fireplace wall, y ■ y DuaiAi ui n.epreaeiiiaiivea, leu- ^ feature of the all day ses- enced for domestic oil burners. Main St., Manchester. COOLED candy display case, 643-7166. Large 2-bedroom apartment, renovated 7 - room Colonial, heated rec room, professional- ^ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ford served as a member of the jjg report of Long room deluxe Colonial, 2% CENTRAL location . . .six - NEW LISTING, Six-room thls 8-room custom co- ANDOVER — Wooded building permanent position. Excellent pLUFFY kittens. Free, house- 4’x4’x26” , original value $990. llTrORTinM available immediately. In­ beautiful bright new kitchen, lonlal with 2-car garage and ly landscaped. Louis Dimock ' Today Is Wednesday, Sept. 30, Zoning Commission. He has also ig]gji^ Sound and adjacent apart­ baths, double garage. Ex­ bedroom single in good resi­ lonlal. Paneled first- lot, artesian, well, walking dts- fringe beneflte. Apply in per- broken. Call 649-1441. “t e n f o o t Blue Spruce tree to Will sell, take with you for $76. - BEDROOM cludes heat, hot water, all ap- dining, living room, den and clusive ' ^ecutlve neighbor­ below ground fenced swim­ Realty, 649-9823. thd 273rd day of 1970. ’There are been active in the Vernon Ut- .^^^atera Such research, accord- _____ bd removed. Make an offer. ment, first floor of newer two- dential area. 21^ baths, fire­ floor family room with tance to lake and school, very son, W. G. Glenney Co., 336 ------Call 643-1581, display manager. family. Carpeting, air-con­ pliancde with dishwasher and lavatory down. Three bed­ hood. Selling below replaOe- ming pool. Shaded and shrub­ ------92 days left in the year. tie League. , . hahIov <» tn- hAt TWO ANGORA kittens, multi- Call after 4 p.m. 643-1063. ------place . . .a home loaded with rustic stone fireplace, g;ood residential area. Paul W. v q r n o I? North Main St., Manchester. ditioning. $190. monthly. Call disposal. Private terrace, rooms up. Fine neighborhood. ment cost. Hayes Agency, 646- bed yard. $29,900. Hurry! Bel­ 6-room older homd mgtUlght to History OommenUng on his utuLuom management and color, free, 6 weeks old, 649- possibilities. Lot is 90 x 150. country style kitchen, Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- gRugted ^n l ^ ’e’Votr'il'rgriiv' 644-2896. pool, picnic area. $180. 872- Immediate occupancy. Sensi­ 0131. flore Agency, 647-1418. formal dining room and AK9K aAO O D On this date in 1988, a pact to ment Tedford stated, "The 16 s 4978. Owner will consider taking ______4636. 646-1021. Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted— ^To Buy 58 4046, 529-6586. bly priced at $28,900. T. J. living room. 4 large _____ - , . . ^/eserve "peace in time" was years of Democrtic control in FOUR-ROOM apartment, avail------Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. your present home in trade, sgg BUSH HILL Rd., $26,000, MANCHESTER — 2% acres,_____ ^ bedrooms, ^ ^ centrally located _ signed______In Munich, Germany______by Hartford has forced Connecticut______Houley stated, "If we are to four- ASSESSOR’S Soon vacant. T. J. Crockett, 1959 Ranch with 670’ treed bedrooms, 214 baths, PRINTING PLANT T r e k J o f d ^ m t i r Z L T S S ^ FmEPLACE wood for sale $20 ^ ^ ^ s able immediately. Parking. HEBRON area — Two aluminum siding, 2-car beautiful wooded hide-a-way, shopping and stores. Asking Germany's Adolf Hitler, Italy's to Its knees in a number of crltl- long task of control- 649 7608 P®*" delivered, Rockville brick-a-brac, locks, frames, Yard. Central. No children or room apartments available FOUP, families .. .excellent in­ Realtor, 643-1677. yard! Belflore Agency, 647- A s k i"n g $10,000. Frechette steal foj* Benito Mussolini, Britain's Ne- cal areas. Statewide we need to environment, then it is October 1st. Call 228-9300. vestments. We have two of NOTICE garage. PROOFREADER^To read _ _ _ i ! ______area. 876-6576. glassware. We buy estites. pets. Working couple. 649-4319. CHARMING -room Colonial, $67,000-—MANCHES’TER Excep­ Realtors, 647-9903. the right family. For appoint- yUle C3iamberialn and France’s arise and change the direction very important that legislators them for sale on the east side. As required by law all persons 6 ment call F. M. Goal Agency, Francois Daladier. who ultimately will enact legls- plates. Prefer experience WE ARE two beautiful kittens, Village Peddler, Auctioneer, spacious rooms with fireplace, r e d WOOD FARMS is a lovely tional type 11 room before it’s too late.’ SEASONED cord wood, cord Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. NORTHWOOD Apartmente — Good financing. T. J. Crockett, liable to Ipay personal property A-ZONED wooded builtlng lot 643-2682. On Ibis Date lallon on such matters, ,.be but will train. one angora, one tiger, looking 420 modem kitchen, also garage. ranch. 6 bedrooms, spe­ Continuing Tedford added, and half-cord lots. Sawed a n d ______1'__ ^______One and two-bedroom apart­ Wanted To Rent 68 Realtor, 643-1677. taxes in the Town of Bolton are suburban setting in Manches­ on Carol Dr. All utilities on somewhat knowledgeable os to for a happy home. Please call Excellent condition, excellent cious living room and In 1767, a 212-ton ship called ’We in ’Tolland County, Repub- Wages commensurate with delivered. E. Yeomans, 742- WANTED — Antique furniture. ments, central air-condition­ hereby notified that he is re- ter. We have a beautiful big street. Braithwaite Agency, ’THIS lovely 7-room Colonial Is „ , ,, j us anytime after 6, at 643-8891. WANTED location. Owner 646-1669. family room, separate eTcperience, plus a liberal 8907. glass, pewter, oil paintings or ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ — Four ^ m , first Market — West kv inw to return to the Ranch for $84,600 that de­ 649-4603. located four miles fn>m V » - ^ Z ^ t h f A ^ t !S ;^ e ^ " s k i? «®ans. Independents and en.ight- that will produce positive action floor apartment with garage comer lot. B-zoned. *1*^**^®*^ law tO re^rn . fies description! For details, study, big kitchen with non Circle. ’This home is set on f«eam e tne first Amencan smp Democrats, must do our benefit program that in­ WEST Highland white terrier, other antique items. Any quan­ ports, plus other luxury fea­ Side, comer lot, B-zoned. assessor on or before the first NEJW LIS’TING—3-famlly brick, in man’s fight to control Ms or parking, by mature woman. Carl Zinsser, Belflore Agency, delux bullt-ins, 3 sets a % acre lot, has paneled fam- . utmost ®Peed that day.” cludes a non-contributory 18 months old, female $75. Call tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, tures. From $226. J. D. Real Six-room older home, plus one- day of November of this year 6 years old. Fireplace, formal environment... and I consider Call 649-1163. A have several priced from $14,- er, of all the taxable pereonal whistle rooms! Regular fi­ mer cottage, fireplace, com- .SOU’TH WINDSOR - SuUlvan trie power station to the United yelterti^T edford foZ'no^Hmi ALLIED PRINTING your price ready 649-7503. house. Four rooms down and seen. - ___ .-J ___ __ J A— .______tun motoQ wno ot Amiiofnn yesieroay, eoioro lost no lime Scandia Lodge er 4 p.m. 270 Hackmatack St., RESTAURANT business show­ 900 to $19,600. Mitten Agency, property belonging to him as of nancing also available. ’Two- pletely carpeted, enclosed1 Ave. to parkade right on Hill- States was opdned at Appleton 1 SERVICES ATTRACTIVE 3-room, furnish­ ing excellent net profit in high- two up. Bath up. Small lot, Lots & Acreage announcing the naming of town GENTLE dun mare and sad­ rear, Manchester. Realtors, 643-6930, 647-1673. the first day of October. 10% car garage, dishwasher, ^s- r o l t o n —Birch Mountain, 8- porch, large lot, owner will side Dr., to 24 Steep Road, 8- Wise, WANTED—1961 edition of Man­ ed, heated apartment. Large traffic count location. Es­ minutes to Main St. Only coordinators'for the Canuthers To Award Pins 579 MQddle ’Tpke, West dle. Call 649-9147. chester Evening Herald cook - — ------WILL BE ADDED TX) EACH posal, wall-to-wi^l other fea- ^ help finance. $9,000. Hayes bednxim Ranch, wall-to-wall In 1946, an International mill- TURNIPS, yellow globe and closets. Private entrances. tablished over 20 years. Price CUSTOM 3-bedroom $19,500. T. J. Crockett, Real­ for State Senate campaign Manchester, Conn. book. Call 628-6955 before 3. Adults. No pets. References. Ranch, ugq. ^OT GIVEN IN ON OR tures. Mr. Lombardo. Belflorfe Agency, 646-0131. carpeting, refrigerator, stove, tary tribunal to Nuremberg, u^u^hout the district purple tops, $1.26 half bushel. tor, 643-1577. age only $$16,000. Scandla Lodge, Vasa Order of 643-4860. includes all the real estate, basement garage, central, BEFORE ’THE FIRST DAY OF Agency, 647-1413. swrimming pool, garage, laige Germany convietdd 22 top Ger- ^ach of the volnntef 643-1101 Ctomer Glode Lane and Tol­ restaurant fully equipped, plus school, bus line, church. Must f^oVEMBER ______BOLTON—Route 86, 26 a c r e s ,------volunteer coor- America wlU award 40-year Articles For Sale 45 CONTEMPORY 7% - room lot. Owner moving, immedtote " Z L i^ t ^ h fe n c ^ 't o 'd ^ ^ '^ '^ (Jlnators will be responsible for pins at its meeting tomorrow at land St. Near Manchester, a house. $65,000. Owner will be seen. 649-8600. following is a list of all JUST LIS’TED! ’Two-family, 326’ frontage, good in- t t 1 J A ’THREE rooms, shower, all util­ Ranch, large lot In beautifully occupancy. FiiiMC ^ ‘ President John F Carruthers campaign efforts 8 p.m. to Odd Fellows Hall. East Hartford town line. Rooms Without Board 59 ities included. Just finished re­ take back mortgage. Philbrick ------—------;------;— .-onnrtiiw.. nmnortw 6-6, plus two rooms on third vestment property $26,- K e a C l H e r a l C l A C lS Agency, Realtom7646-4200. MANCHESTER'- Price reduc- property. wooded setting.' Fireplace, Bel- 000. MECHANIC — Pin setting ma- PAR’TS for 1962 Falcon, 668- decorating. No phlldren or floor. Excellent Income, me « * » »• " PICK your own peppers. 224 THE THOMPSON House — Cot- ______ed to $23,000. Large three-bed- Aircraft three bedrooms, 114 baths, fam­ flore Agency, 647-1413. BOL’TON—^Approximately 76 Bippl National Guard and sent acrordtog to Tedford. year pins are lOss Inez Olson, chines, will train. Inquire Holl- 4129. HlUstown Rd., Manchester, tage St., centrally located, Pets. Older employed person, MANCHESTER suburbs, busl- room Ranch full basement, Non-Reg. Motor Vehicles and ily room, large flagstone patio. acres. Ideal for subdi­ tr^ps to Oxford to restore or- Coordinators named are Miss Mrs. Ellen Modean, M ss Ruth day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., SCREENED loam, processed bring your own containers. large pleasantly furnished parking. 272 Main St.______6%-rOom Ranch. fireplace, . carport, spacious Snowmobiles $29,600. Philbrick Agency, DRIVE BY 76-78 Oak St., then vision or investment. ' der after Negro James H. JlHson, Andover; Mrs. I. Benson, Hiss Nonna John- Manchester. gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 AVAILABLE now — Spacious 1% baths, excellent condition, lot. Professionally appraised Trailers Realtors, 646-4200. call Joe Lombardo to se this $76,000. Meredlth was barred from the Malcolm Lambert, Bolton; How- son, Mrs. Julia Johnson, Mrs. Machinery fill, stone. George H. Griffing, for overnight and permanent g^.roo-n apartment. Oak country store, out buildings, $26,600. Assumable 4Vi per conveniently located two- iTnivAi-aitv nt MinaiRRinni ^rd Bates, Columbia; Donald Beda Solomonson, Miss Kather- INTERESTING part-time work Horses GARRISON Colonial, modern NOTICE for dependable person. After- Inc., Andover, 742-7886. Fertilizers 5 0 -A ______guest rates. Lodge. Adults, no pets. Securi- 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, cent mortgage of $10,400. family. Must sell, priced ac­ U&R PUBLIC HEARING Ten YeZTATO^ Coventry; Henry Cripps, ine Modean, Miss Mabel Olson, monthly payments $136 or re- Mules kitchen, formal dining room, cordingly, Belflore Agency, Lyman L Lemnitzer was Harvey Desrulsseaux, Miss Esther M. Johnson, ,noons, delivery and stock. ------——-— ------NICE ROOM in private home, monthly, 643-9171. 646-0131. large living room with fire­ NEED tires? 40 per cent - dis­ — finance. Owner 643-0862. Asses 647-1418. REALTY CO., INC. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS sworn in as chairman of the P®‘f''Pale^er Also, Mrs. Mildred Pers«i, Ideal for mature college ^ - FOR SALE — Good clean cow » i * -.1 i x e 1 ------4.1 place, one full and two-half \ BOARD OF DIRECTORS count. Premium. First Line. manure delivered. and $12 pieasrc'alf M3-8609^^ Parking. l,a d Y to share apartment with VERNON—Route 83, near traf- _ Neat Cattle 99 East Center St. U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Tolland, and Ted Johnson in Mrs. Anna Pontillo, Miss Elsa dent. Phone 643-0256. $6 baths. Four bedrdoms, lot lOOx NEW U S’ITNG — Green Man- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Wide ovals. And truck tires. same. Reasonable. Centrally fie circle, modem commercial TWO-FAMHjY, 3-3 flat, garage. Sheep and Goats Manchester Five Years Ago Vernon. Andpraon, Miss Frideborg loads. 643-7804, 649-8731. 180’. $30,900 PMlbrick Agency, KJ$Tl/»h PPPf^ntJV FfiClGCOlr* S_* a ^ I’lOl.lccNotice mb la licicuvhereby Ktvciigiven thatuicav theuic A BoardxAvcaam via of j Directors,.^aacv.waoj Townavavtai va of Coles Discount Station, 451 located. Call 1-2:30 p.m., 643- building approximately 2300 comer lot. Convenient loca­ Swine, President Lyndon B. Johnson Raymond Kuehi, Thoren, Mrs. Elvira Anderson, NICE SINGLE room for rent, tion. Braithwaite Agency, 649- Realtors, 646-4200. otad inRld'e aluminum stding * ^ “®*'* T>. Murdock, Realtor Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the West Center St., 643-5332. reasonable. Call after 3:30, 649- 8908. after 6:30, 643-7310. square feet, central air-con­ Poultry ^ IS d e WtUl to-irall ' ca rp ^ * 9^®‘2®92. 643-8472 HlfrhinndHighland Park SchnolSchool, SB7397 Porter Street.Street, Mancheater.Manchester, Connecticut.Connecticut, signed a bill to^ stimulate_____ rapid ®IeIIord, Clyde Hall, Willington; . Mrs. Esther Nilsson, Miss Elea- Help Wanted— ditioning, large display area 4693. Commercial Furniture, Fix- ’Tuesday, October 8, 1970, at 8 :00 p.m. to consider and act on the ' transportation® systems, includ-^ Utma /*!Lckr\«WA Ceorge Roch, Mansfield ^ - u nor___ Casperson,x-*______Mrs.r_ Hanna___ m g ------V t DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Household Goods 51 9167. BOWERS School — 7 - rbom tog. Assumable 6 per c e n t ------, j , . sand, gravel. plus waiting and conference New Usting, and Equipment Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ' ” " w new high speed trains. Harold Davis, Somers. Johnson, Mrs. Inez Carlson, MOM or Female / 20 Business Locations mortgage! Mr. Zinsser, Bel- IMMEDIA’I’E Occupancy — 8- Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 3INGER touch and sew with COMFORTABLE heated fur- rooms, large paved parldng $6,200 assumes 6 per cent Farm Machinery fireplace, paneling, garage, bedroom oversized Cape, rec­ One Year' Ago . Tedford reminded the coor- Miss Esther Peterson, Miss stone, fill, manure, ^)ol and lot, $60,000. Philbrick Agency, Tools; Farming, Mechanics flore Agency, 647-1413. Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $14,000.00 It was announced that 6,000 dlnators and other party work- Edith L.C. Johnson, and Mrs. MAN OR woman to sell real patio sand. 643-9504. cabinet. Monograms; hems, nlshed room for gentleman, For Rent ' 64 mortgage, O'ri-roqm Ranch. cpvered patio, treed lot, cMld- reation room, wall-to-wall car­ 646-4200. Average Amount of Goods on for Adult Basic Education, Title III, P.L. 89-760, to estate. Ebcperlpilce helpful b u t ______embroiders, etc. Used, excel- Apply 2 Pearl St., Manchester. Excellent condition. Private safe anchor fenced rear yard. BUSINESS - ZONED. 7-room peting, ^garage,___^ central. All of- American military men would ®f® that stole and local stot- Ehba Moeller, Hand of MERCHANTS AND be financed by State Grant. be withdrawn from ’Ihaliand, “ ‘ ®® P™hlbit the placing of Also, Elner Anderson, G. Iver not essential: Will train right USED galvanized angle iron lent condition. Guaranteed- NICE large bedroom for gentle- STORE or office, 637 Main St., LIQUOR store in Manchester, yard, rec room, $23,600. Asking $26,900. Helen D. Cole, home on 875’ lot! Beautiful big fers^'conal^red. Morrison, Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 TRADERS and there would be a pull bae-k and campaign material on Carlson, Irving Carlson, EvBld person. for Mr. Philbrick, IW' to 6” in width, 6’-20’ Full price now $56 or 7 month­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Realtor, 643-6666. barn on premises, ideal for an- Realtor, 643-1016. Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $37,600.00 man with references. Private paneled, $136. 529-0618. good location. Good income. Average Monthly Amount of of 6,000 more U.S. Marines telephone poles and trees.” Carlin, Conrad Casperson, Dex- lengths in excellent condition, ly payments of $8. 522-0476. home. Very near Center. 649- For details call Philbrick tiques, etc. Sure to appreciate ------for.'Project Outdoors, ’Tltile HI, P.L. 89-10 for Goods on Hand of MANUFAC­ MANCHES’TER — Immaculate 1970-71, to be financed by State Grant. from Vietnam. Candidate’s Forum ter Dahlman, J. Johnson, Ivar large quantity. Rockville dealer. 4966. MAIN STREET office space, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. In value. Belflore Agency, 647- 92 BOLTON STOEET — 6- JK 1st, assistant cooks, new Scrape, I^oute 30, ftockvllle, 100 per cent location near NOTIC® TURERS 7-room Ranch, fireplace, ga­ 1413. room Cape, 3 bedrooms, for­ Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 A candidates forum featuring Johnson, Carl W. Peterson, Ivar uoiivalesceht home, excellent 872-9032. TAG SALE — 4 Green Rd. - banks, air-conditioned, auto­ Cables, Conduits, Pipes of rage, carpeting to all rooms mal dining-room. Low 20’s. IxO' Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $ 8,600.00 poUtical debates between Con- Scott, C. Harry Shenning, gorgeous yard. Asking $26,900. THREE - BiSDROOM Ranch. for Industrial Arte Programs, to be financed with a hourly rates, 6-day week to dishes, glasses, antiques, matic fire sprinkler. Apply PUBLIC HEARING gas and electric companies Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- gre^rtonal candidates Repuhli- Harry - Thoren and Clarence clothes (boy’s and lady’s) Apartments— Investment Property" SALE OF REAL ESTATE Boats Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. $24,900 and worth it. Mr. Ztos- State-In-Aid Grant to be reimbursed periodically. can Robert Steele and Demo- Wogman. 3 start, experience preferred. DARK, rich loam for sale. Flat’S— Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 2440. NO’n C E miscellaneous items. Starting For Sole 70-A BOARD OF DIRECTORS ------^------—-----... , “ ser, Belflore Agency, 647-1418. Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 crat John Pickett and between 'There will be ' a social hour SUver Lane Pavilton. Call Mr. reasonable. Call 742-9477 or Tenements 63 Boat Motors NEW US’ITNG — Beautiful 7- ______^— PLANNING AND ZONING Sept. 29, 10-8. MANCHESTER Green—Ground ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Educational Special Projects, Fund 4 1 ...... $22,118.60 State Senatorial candidates with refreshments after the Scheirey, 236-2901. 872-4366. MANCHESTER . — business All other Taxable Goods. room aluminum-sided Raised PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, MANCHES’TER —Price reduc­ for Vocational Education Programs, to be financed COMMISSION WE HAVE 'customers waiting floor, 900 square feet, front CONNECinCUT Carruthers and Robert Houley mssting. Ranch, bullt-lns, fireplace, approximately 2,800 square ed on this quality 9-room, five- by State Department of Education, Division of Vo­ HEBRON, CONNECTICUT 40” KELVINATOR electric for the rental of your apart­ portion carpeted. Second floor blojk with 6 apartments, ex­ PROPOSED ORDINANCE bedroom, two-year-old Gar­ wall-to-wall carpet, 1 % ' b^ths, feet of living space, 16x24’ liv­ cational Education Grant, to be reimbursed period­ ' To Whom it may concern: stove, very good condition, $50. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 3 adjoining offices. Will rent cellent condition. Owner will Notice is hereby given that rison Colonial. Kitchen ' with 37 family room, swimming pool,, ing room with fireplace, ically. Take notice that following a Help Wanted— Male or Female 742-7284. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. together or one or two separ­ finance 80 per cent at 8^ per the Board of Directors, Town of WOODLAND built-tos, family room with Proposed additional appropriation to 1070-71 $36,900. Wolverton Agejicy f o n j^ dining, modem kitch­ public hearing on September 22, ately. Call 649-2741, 649-5688. cent. Terrific income produc­ Manchester, Connecticut, wiU fireplace, 2^ baths, 2 garages Educatimial Special Projects, Fund 41 $61,132.00 jjjg Hebron Planning and ANNUAL TOWN MEETING SEWING MACHINE — New Realtors, 649-2813. en. IH a :^ with fireplace. er. Call now, Hayes ^ en cy , j,old a Public Hearing at the MANOR and aluminum siding. NoW for Project I (#77-1) imder TlUe I, P.L. 89-10, to be Zoning Commission voted to ap­ TOWN OF ANDOVER 1969 zig zag, unclaimed laya­ FOUR ROOMS, Second ' floor, GOOD VISIBLE highway loca­ 646-0181. Highland Park School, 397 Por- financed from State Grant. prove a subdivision request from MALE & FEMALE way, buttonholes, monograms, adults only. Call 628-0718. ' tion, store and office building, Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 CONNECTICUT hems, etc. Now only $64. Easy -----^------ter Street, Manchester, Connect­ APARTMENTS this beautiful 4-room Ranch, P ^'y^g >*n.to-waU cy. Realtors, 646-4200.______Sam ______Pescetello for __ permission______The electors and citizens qualified to vote in town meeting storage sheds, large yard. Homestead Street Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $11,466.00 terms. 522-0931 dealer. MODERN 4-room apartment. icut, Tuesday, October 6, 1970, for Project I (#77-1) under ’Title I, P.L.: 89-10, to be to subdivide property on East ^® Town of Andover are hereby notified tiiat the Annual • FINISHING MACHINE OPERATOR Suitable all types of business. at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act Manchester, Conn. ^ m carpeting In many rboi^, m a NCHES’TER — 2 family, 6-5 Street into four parcels, with M eetln g^ ll be held at the Andover Elementary School, Available October 16th. Cabi­ Write Box AA. Manchester INVITATION financed from State Grant. ; • WEAVERS CLEAN, USED refrigerators, net kitchdn, ceramic bath, on the following: Mitten Aeenev Real- swimming pool, two-caf 2 car garage, nice floor Herald. WOODLAND MANOR offers $19,600. Mitten Agency. Real- and a 3 acre lot with a 2^ d room s, ex- Proposed additional appropriation to 1970-71 the stipulation that only Lot NO. ^ , 0^ p“rp ^ ® ; ? f P ’*"’ “ ^e ranges, automatic washers The sEde from the Town of Educational Special Projects, Fund 41 ...... $74,098.00 ' • LOOMFIXERS stove and refrigerator, h e a t ______TO BID the ultimate in ccnvenlent tors, 643-6930. 1 be built on. 1. To choose a moderator for said meeting. with guarantees. See them at Manchester to Mr. John F. Krar vlew. surrounds this 1^®!/ cellent condition. A good buy. for Project I (#77-1) under P.A. 85 for Dlsadvan- ♦ • INSPECTOR and hot water furnished, cen- OFFICE space, Mansfield Pro- prestige living, with schools, Dated at Hebron, Connecticut 2. To hear and accept the reports of the various town officers B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 SNOW REMOVAL Et Als of real estate located on MANfJHES’TER — 6 and 6. spa­ custom built home. $60 s, PhU- wolverton Agency, Realtors, taged (Children, to be financed from State Grant. tral location and parking. $166. fesslonal Park, close to UConn, shopping and religious facil­ brick Agency, Realtors, 646- 049.2813. this 28th day of September, 1970. and boards as presented In the Town Report. • MATERIAL HANDLERS Main St. Coll 643-2171. 649-6644. •*' ' Hlllstown "Road'ln the Town of ities nearby. cious two-family in excellent Proiiosed additional appropriation to 1970-71 Wilbur Dennis rapidly growing area. Over 2,- 4200. 3. To elect throe members to the Memorial Day Committee 000 square feet available at Manchester, for the sum of $1,- condition. Recently moderniz­ Educational Special Projects, Fimd 41 ...... $ 7,121.00 Secretary for three year terms. Company paid benefits including profit sharing. ed lar^e treed lot. Many ex------:------;------MANOHe STEH. — Huge 4-bed- for Project P (#77-1) Non-publtc school provisions, MOVING — PhUco electric cop- FOUR - ROOM _ apartment; 21 once. Clean -electric heat, lots The Bolton Board of Educa- 880.06. 4. To see it the Town will vote to hold elections at the An­ per tone stove, like new. ?"ed- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY toM. .^klng $33,600. ’The MU- GREA-T 2-fam|ly room older Colonial, 1% baths, P.A. 35, to be financed from State Grant. Apply: Florence St., $105. per month. of light. Keith Real Ertate, tlon will accept bid proposals A copy of the proposed Ordi- Spacious one-bedroom apart­ dover Elementary School. ■ der air-conditioner, 1% ton, Security deposit. Call 643-4761. ten Agency* Realtors, 643-6930 walk to exceUent condition. Proposed Eiddltional appropriation to Fire District 649-1922, 646-4126. for Snow Removal at the Bolton nance may be seen in the Ttown ments, refrigerator, stove, * ' church. A lovely home and a jot. Asking only $28,900. INVITA'nON 6. To see If the Town will vote to change the name of the 110 voltage. 649-6439. or 647-1673. Special Fund, 1970-71 B udget...... $ 5,000.00 Old State Road No. 2 (running from the Intersection of THREE large rooms, stove, re- ^ ^ . Elementary and Center School Clerk’s office diuring business dishwasher, disposal, air-con­ for replacement of pick-up truck and equipment, to CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. ditioning, full carpeting, elec­ fine Investment. The smart prechette Realtors, 647-9998. I U.S. Route 6 and Route 87 to U.S. Route 6 just east of frigerator,______X ____ electricity,___ X _ X . , X . . ,heat,_____ X MANGHJiiHllliK — M. 1 Q Q 1 e Cfomplex______on Notch Road.___ i hhours. n n rn way to become a property own- ______:____ be financed from unappropriated surplus. ’TO BID ROPER gas stove, $50. Frigid- ’Turnpike Near'Parkade, mod­ tric heat. MANCHESTER — New custom \/ Bunker Hill Road) to Merritt Valley Road. ” 31 COOPER HILL ST. alre refrigerator, two years $160. Call 643-4491. Proposals will be received un- Dated at Manchester, Con- 4-bedroom, Garrison Colcnlal, er. $26,000. Call Warren E. UNDER $21,000, six-room Cape, Proposed additional appropriation to Water Depart­ Sealed bids will be received at em office or store space for 6. ’To see if the Town will vote to adopt an ordinance author­ MANCHESTER, CX)NN. til 1:00 p.m. October 6, *970. nectlcut, this 24th day of Sep- aluminum siding, fireplace, Howland, Realtor 648-^ ^108. three or four bddrooms, large ment Fund, ’Transfer to Water Reserve Fund...... $33,800.00 the office of the Director of old, bdst offer. Call 647-9264. Will Model apartment open for izing the Chairman of the Board of Finance, the First LOOKING for anything in rehl lease. Will sub-divide. (2- specifications are available at te^iber, 1970. yard, ideal for children. 5% to be financed from unappropriated surplus. General Services, 41 Center Selectman, and the Chairman of the Planning and Zoning months free rent for new ten­ inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-6, dishwasher, disposal oven and — A ^snai Proposed additiivial appropriation to General Fund CRANE CHEF — stove, refrig­ estate rental - apartments, the Office of the Superintendent James F. Parr, range, city water akd sewer. MANCHESTER - A spaj ^ r cent assumable mortgage. Street, Manchester, Conn, until Commission to establish a schedule of fees for permits homes, multiple dwellings, no ants.) Call Lou Arruda, 644- week days by appointment. lawn surrounds this four-bed­ B u^et 1970-71, Police Department ...... '...... $ 3,000.00 erator, sink unit, 36”x28”x28” of Schools, Notch Road, Bolton, Secretary Starting at $176 monthly. Walk to bus, shopping and R. T. Dolln Agency, 247-8780 October 9, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. for issued under the provisions of the State of Connecticut 1639, 643-6464. room Cape in a neighborhood for Communications System Study, to be financed electric. Ideaj for apartment. fees. Call J.D. R ^ Estate Aa- Conn. Board of Directors schools. $3,300 down to quali­ or 643-2861. BACKHOE LOADER, REHA- Basic Building Code adopted by the ’Town of Andover, and Excellent condition. Reason­ sociates, Inc. 643-5129. ideal for your children. Asking by State Grant already received. the Sewage Disposal Ordinance, if adopted by the ’Town of 113 E. CENTER ST. — New of­ Manchester, Connecticut fied buyer. Builder 649-6624, Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund BILITATTON OF UNION POND able, 649-4102. $24,000. Mortgage balance at OWNEStS anxious for quick Andover, and to amend the schedule from time to time POLISHERS WANTED VILLAGER Apartment — one- fices, air-conditioned, off- Joseph P. Castagna, 613-0600. $14,600 Is assumable with sale. Six-year-old U ft R Co­ B u^et 1970-71, Senior Citizens Center ...... $ W.OO ‘ ^ a M, CONSTRUCTION OF as deemed necessary. 0 ■ bedroom, carpeting, two air- street parking, ideal for pro- lonial. Five bedrooms, 3^ for equipment supplies for a Food Service Pro- MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT 7. To see if the ’Town will vote to adopt a sewage disposal WALNUT dining set, 6 chairs, Superintendent of Schools. PRESIDENTIAL NEW LISTING—$17,900 5-roonl monthly payments of $129 in­ gram, to be financed from unappropriated siurlus. ADDITION Men who are willing to leam polishing for finish work on conditioners, heat, appliances, fessionals. Many extras. 1,100 baths, 2 fireplaces. Many other ordinance regarding the construction, reconstruction, ex­ buffet, extension table. Good rMOTPOIMT * Ranch, "S bedrooms. Bus line, cluding principle, Interest and Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund nTwrifi- condition. Call 643-4448. $185. Charles Lesperance, 649- square feet, will subdivide. VILLAGE taxes. The Paul W. Dougan extras. Price reduced to $69,- B u d ^ 1970-71, PoUce Department ...... $ 2.600.00 ^Id forma, plaiu Md si^clfl- pansion, repair and alteration of sewage facilities and re­ turbine blades and vanes. Above average hourly rate, full cellar. Assumable mort- quiring the issuance of a permit prior to the commence­ 7620. Beechler - Tanguay, 646-2212. APARTMENTS gagd or refinance Only $1,800 Agency, Realtors, 849-4636, 646- 900. For deialls call Philbrick for support of the Regional CMme Squad Aettvities cations are available at the MODERN round dining room ment thereof. fringe benefits and profit sharing plan. NEED A DRIVEWAY? Now renting, one and two d ^ ’. pasek Realtors, MLS 1021. Agency. Realtors. 646-4200. assessment, to be financed from unappropriated General Services Office, 41 \ 8. To do any other business proper to come before said table, 2 leaves; 4 chairs, foam BIRCH ST. — 5 large.,rooms, 3 VERNON for lease, 3,000 U ft R Center Street, Manchester, Cfon- bedroom apartments. Carpet­ 289-7476, 648-4678, 742-8243. 0i^ -ROOM Ranch, brMzeway. MANCHESTER — First time surplus. meeting. seats. Six foot buffet or 2-three bedrooms, second floor, $130, square ft. building suitable for FREE ESTIMATES ing, 2 alr-condltloners, IH .JAMES F. FARR, Secretary nectlcut.- Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this 29th day of September, 1970. REALTY CO.. INC. garage,' 1% baths, fireplace, on the market, 4-bedroom old­ RED LEE METAL HNISHING GO, INC. foot servers. Green and white stove, parking. 649-8350. ' light Industry, offices or any G & H PAVING baUis. Board of Directors Town of Manchester PERCY B. CXK)K decorator Roman shades, 1 ------commercial use. Centrally lo- Call Frances K. Wagner 99 EAST CENPER STREET NEW LISTING—$14,600. 7-room king sized bedroom, recreation er home. Large kitchen, living Manchester, Connecticut MANCHESTER, CONN. Connecticut LEON PALMER « WOODLAND S’mEET-^MANCHESTEB 3-foot wide and 1 6-foot wide. : cated, ample parking, good 'Rental Manager Cape, IH baths. Immediate room, air-conditioning, view, room, dining room, and sun Dated afi Manchester, Connecticut, this twenty-fourth day of Robert B. Weiss, JOHN C. HUTCHINSON Phone day or evening 648-9661 or 648-2692 Imported formal Spanish * Gvl^arb 649-5233 646-2628 or 648-1028 occupancy. Pasek Realtors, $29,900. Hutchins Agency, 649- room down, $18,600. Wolverton September 1970. General Manager Board of Selectmen ' chandelier. Call 643-2631. [V t^ ctu n .A 7 1 c tlU .M.UB Realtors, 643-8442, 876-6244. MLS, 289-7476, 742-8248. 0324. Agency Realtors, 649-2818. . Town of Andover, Connectiotit - ' . • in WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-SIX iManrljifater lEwntitg Hwalii Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O’Cloek Tonight

The Emanuel Lutheran Westhill Senior Citizens and Church Choir will rehearse to- the Ladies Guild of the Church Churches To Try Average Daily Net Press Run About Tovm night at 8 in Luther Hall of the of the Assumption wifi recite The executive committee of church. the rosary eyery Thursday at To Get Visitors For The Week Ended The Weather Northeast Chapter of the Ameri­ . ----- 3 pm. at the Bluefleld Drive September 12, 1970 can Association of Retired• , Per- , DeMoIaj^ degree will be Community Hall. Men as well For Elderly Partly cloudy, copl tonight sons 1^11 nieet Friday at 1:30 presented at a* meeting of as women are Invited. with patchy fog; low In 40s, 30s An ecumenical effort to re­ urntitn inland. Tomorrow mostly sunny, p.m. at the home of Dr. John V. Friendship Lodge tomorrow at ___ 15,792 cruit and train volunteers for Qregan, 63 Schaller Rd.. to dis- ^.gg ^ Masonic Tiie Hartford County Aledlcal milder; high in upper 60s to cuss participation in the Oct. Te,nple by John Mather Chap- Association Women’s Auxiliary friendly 'visitation and care of Maachester— A City of Village Charm low 70s. Saturday—fair. 17 joint meeting of Greater Hart- after, a business meeUng. will hold a Bazaar-Rummage older people, especially shut-ins, ford Chapters, which will deal Refreshments will be served, .Sale Fi-iday from 1 to p.m. at is b«elng planned for the last of VOL. LXXXX, NO. 1 with legislation of benefit to the officer dress is tuxedo: 8 (TWENTY PAGES—^TWO SECTTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1970 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTS elderly. ___ the West Hartford Armory, 836 October in Manchester. Farmington Ave., to benefit the Representatives of all Man­ ' Cub Scout Pack 2 wiil have Memorial Scholarship Fhmd ot i PLAYTEX There will be a Bible Study mp-istmtinn meetine tomor- x-ui.u chester churches and 'Temple tonight at .7:30 at Trinity row at 7'30 p m at Second Con- auxiliary. There will be a Beth Sholom have be«en in'vited Covenant Church. The Church gregational ^ u rc h . All boys specialty shop, a plant booth to participate in this program Choir will also rehearse at 7:30 f^om 8 through 10 years old and a food booth. sponsored by Breakthrough to Zionists at the church. eligible to join the pack the Aging, a state sponsored and' GOLDEN GIRDLE , and should be accompanied to funded gfroup. The Rev. Ralph Jelley of the meeting by at Idast one Deputy’s Kidnap Some of the representatives In V.S. Nixon, Tito Tour Town; First Assembly of God Church parent will attend a planning meeting In East Hartford will be guest ___ Alerts 3 States tonight at 7:30 in St. James’ Irk Russia speaker tonight at 7:30 at the « in ^Roses’ Cast School library. midweek service at Calvary Members of Gibbons Assem- SIOUX' FALLS, S.D. (AP) — They will discuss ways to re­ MOSCXIW (AP) — Hie Soviet Church. The radio ministry of “"g„,“ to "" b Z g irw ^'offtoi;; 'in “ rbre^^stotes cruit volunteers for the project. Union lodged a protest with the ‘Revivaltlme Echoes" Will be U.S. Embassy today charging presented. dried foods to Mrs. John Jas- were searching today for a man r>not nf “The Discuss State of World SALE! that "an unbridled Einti-Sovlet — “ y Oc'l°"7 to f toe kidnaping a deputy subject Was Roses.” the Recital Slated campaign- Is being conducted in KUMRCVEC, Yugoslavia The commission on steward- sheriff at gunpoint and com- poignant Frank Gilroy play the United States for some time (AP)' — President Nixon ship and finance of South United "“ “ h Ts iello „ which captured the Pulitzer Byllga Paups / now by Zionist orgEuUzatlons," and President Tito, having York "The government of the night at 7:30 at the church. Drama Critics’ Award, and spent two hours talking fee, tea, rice, beans and peas, goutoeast South Dakota, soifth- swnrd This Miss ~ Ilga--o- I^aups of“» 444 Hills- SA V E ^3QQ U.S.S.R. insists resolutely that over world problems in Bel­ First Church of Christ. Sci- Minnesota and northwest “>wn Rd. wlU present a musi the government of the United r ir a i ,..iiuxcn ui ,.^111101,, ; , . , ------T ittle Theatre of Mtmches- present a musi- ...and discover how you can look 5 pounds thinner in a States should take all the neces­ grade, came to this old entlst, will have its r e ^ l « mid- Please do beWff ter (LTM) production wUl be of- cal program at toe 60-50 Club’s Golden Playtex® Girdle-regular or long leg panty. (Both sary mcEisures to cut short the home town of the Yugoslav TsVttfcZrch'tVVSn "ofb‘r?ng“’“ca^:^ed"^oii'“'bot Vato^wr^ available in pull-on or zipper styles.) These are the girdles dangerous Eictlons of the Zionist president today in a pour­ at B ai. uie ciiurtii, m i i-i. iviaiii Saturday at 8:30 p.m.. Bailey day at St. Mary’s Episcopal you’ve seen on TV—that support your tummy like firm, ^ St*y : ' extremists, which sirouse the le­ ing rain. Their wives and St. ducted young muscles... make you look 5 pounds thinner Boos’ said the search was Auditorium, Manchester High church. The event will open gitimate indignation of the So- aides accompanied them. instantly. The soft cloth lining gives you cool Almost every one of the 283 The North Manchester Al- The Little Theatre of Man- hampered because toe suspect School, with dinner at 7 p.m. vet public,” the note, SEild. Anon famliy group will meet to- Chester beginners' acting class- can monitor all pdlice conversa- Donnelly’s most recent asso- Miss Paups, a Manchester comfort, too. And, the new Long Leg Panty The protest sEiid the campEtign residents of the village were on night at 8 at the Second Con- ^ wBl tonight at 8 at toe tio„g on toe radio network.' ciaUon with LTM was as dlrec- High School senior, is a mem- girdle slims your thighs as never before. Is Eiccompanied by threats smd hEmd to greet them ddspite the gr^atlonal Church parish club’s studio, 22 Oak St. The ad- He said Vander Maten had tor of toe spring producOon of ber of Ite Round Table Singers, provocations against institutions cold, wet weather. They came house The Thursday group will vanced a c ^ classes will meet been sent to a cafe about 12 “Luv.’’ His many acUng credits choir, and Folk Singing aub. Pull-on styles and representatives of the So­ here from Zagreb, the Croatten meet tomorrow at 8 p.m at toe tomorrow ' at 8 p.m. at the miles from Soux Falls about 8 include Biff in “Death of A she also studies voice at the Girdle Reg. $10.95 NOW$ 7.95 viet Union in the United Statea capital, by car because thd bad Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman studio. a.., to investigate reports of a Salesman” for LTM and lead- Hartt School of Music. Long Leg Panty Reg. $11.95 NOW$ 8.95 weather barred a plEumed heU- “PEirtculEirly active is the so- copter trip. St. Both groups are open to ----- "suspicious” individual. The ing roles in "Teahouse of the program will include Zipper styles CEilled ’Jewish Defense LeEigue,' Tito Eind hls wife left Belgrade friends and relative of a person Miss Jean Baxter, daughter deputy was apparently abducted August Moon,”^ “After TOe classical and contemporary Girdle Reg. $12.95 NOW$ 9.95 whose provocative sorties cre­ ahead of the AmericEin chief ex­ with a severe drinking problem, Mr. and .Mrs. Charlds R. BAx- the cafe. Fall,” "View From The music, show tunes, and folk Ixrng Leg Panty . Reg. $13.95 NOW $10.95 ate obstacles to the dlschEirge of ___ ter of 34 Olcott Dr., recently _____ ecutive Eind were on hEuid here Bridge,” "Don Juan tn Hell” gongs. She will be accompanied official functions by institutions to greet President and Mrs. Nix­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Bam- completed a Katharine Gibbs and "The Odd Couple.” He by Gregory Horton and David Sizes XS,S,M,L. of the U.S.S.R. In the United on. It Imd been rEdning in Zei- sley of 167 E. Center St. will be "Entree” course at toe secre- holds toe Mark Twain Masquers Larson. (Extra large sizes $1.00 more) States and endanger the person­ honored on their 60th wedding tarial school. She is employed Public Records greb EiU morning, but stopped Warranty Deeds award as the best supporting Charles Llnd- al security of Soviet diplomatic just before Air Force Two came anniversary Sunday at an open I’y L^vatlch, Miller, l^ffman actor in a cameo role. charge of the dinner. and other representatives.- house from 2 to p.m. at the Architects m Ithaca, N.Y. Delphlne Kohn Holzman, Bern- in for a landing. 6 Active as a professional di- »pjjey 'v^dU be assisted by Mr. Don’t delay—take advantage of big savings on "The government of the Unit­ The citizens of ZEigreb luid home of their daughter, Mrs Second Ueutenant Donald J. !!lld"E'^dw ^fk''R ^n, ^ru^°e'Ts famous Playtex Golden Girdles before this ed States must realize that the bedn cEilled on by the city ad­ Myron Ames of 41 Elro St. actual inaction of the AmerlcEUi Beaulieu, son of Mr. and Mrs. for toe Solomon J. Kohn Trust, ^ ^ t e d fo rto e M ^k ^ offer expires. ministration to welcome Presi­ Svlvlb Beaulieu of 78 Niles Dr. to Town of Manchester, about directed for toe MMk ^g, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Em- authorities in respect to the pro­ dent Euid Mrs. Nixon. More thEin hM eS d U I Ato Force 11.2 acres of land to rear of ™ ^ vocations of the Zionist extrem­ 100,000 clUzens, according to of­ pilot training at Columbus A_FB. north side of Spencer St., no f ' " ' " ‘‘“’y Carberry. ists CEUi only contribute to the ficial estimates, answered the ' WANTED Miss. A 1966 graduate of Bast conveyance tax. Mr. and Mrs. J Set by DeMolay ly through throngs that crowd Tahir (Liberation Square) in Cairo. (AP Photo) ment had made EissurEinces that The Nixons and tod Tltoa For All Makes! Fored Reserve Officers Train- acres of land off Olcott, St., ing Corps progfram. ■with 50-foot-wide, right-of-way The Connecticut State De- appropriate measures would be reached St. Mark’s Square, CARTER CHEVROLET from 4-acre parcel, for travel Molay Congress will hold its tEiken to deal with “the provoca­ lined with palaces from the 18th Manchester Community Play- and highway purposes to Olcott initial meeting of the year on Qub To See tive Eictlons of the Zionists.” Eind 19th centuries, sUghUy be­ C O ., INC. ers will have open casting for St., no conveyance tax. Sunday, in toe Gremd Lodge of- HOUSE "However, contrsiry to these hind schedule. 1229 Main St. their production "Fifth Season" Paul J. and Anne M. Korney Rggg the'Masonic Home and Style Review assurances, the situation hEis The centerpldce of toe squEire not changed to this day, from is St. Mark’s church, built in the • Phone 649-5238 tonight at 7:30 at the workshop to William L. and Nancy N. Hospital, Wallingford. Mrs. Norma A. Bigler of West Nasser Burial Spurs at 485 B. Middle Tpke. Barron, property on Hackma- state Master Councilor Ray- which it follows that the Ameii- 13th century. The roof of the tack St., conveyance tax $31.90. j jg,eib of Bolton will Simsbury will present a "Paper cEin authorities have still not rather small edifice is made of Doll Theatre" fashion review brllllEinUy colored tUes. Attachments preside at the meeUng, which Frijav aTthe Cosmopolitan Club taken effective steps to protect Halls Arrow Inc. ag^nst „^gj.k toe start of the sec- at 1 n m in the Fe Soviet representatives in the There weis a slight drizzld as Perkins, property at 58 Bolton o^ls congress. meeting at 1 p.m. in the FeFedera­ the motorcade reached the tion Room of Center Congrega- United States from hostile at- tEicks of the unbridled Zionists.” squEure and the crowd opened St., $200. , , Patterned after the Interna- tinnni'i^iirp'h Emotional Explosion umbrellEis. The crowds seemdd SIXTH ANNUAL Janet E. Peluso a g ^ s t R*eh- yonal DeMolay Congress, the ,j>be program will include HALE LLOU "In recent months,” the note ard A. Peluso, property at 107- ronntemart la made uo of .T program w ii mciuae went on, "the riotous elements larger than those lining Bel- inn Qt tin nnn slate coumerpan is maae up 01 .^^rhat’s new on the fashion scene: gTEide’s streets Wednesday. 109 Hemi^k SL, $10,0(»^ representatives of each of toe the art of accessorizing; beauty CAIRO (AP) — Gamal graveside as the body was low­ seven-minute. service. There of (the Jewish Defense Leag;ue) HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS Abdel- Nasser, hero of the ered. People broke through sind was no funerffl oration. and other Zionist organizations Again, Eis in Belgrade, the mo- Tnannh^^^Pk^^H s^rd and ConnecOcut DeMolay chap- and grooming tips; ideas rushed into the mosque garden The coffin was taken outside torcadd never halted, although Frances Ann Bletzer Spring- chapters are about up-dating a wardrobe, and (Limited Quantities on Sale While They Last) Arab world, was laid to rest it is Nixon’s habit to climb out Frances Ann Bletzer, spring jjjto five districts, to gewlng hints. wrapped in a simple white to see the final moments of Nas­ toe building and placed on a ca- (See Page Three) * Presidents Nixon and Tito talked over world problems today. (AP Photofax) Rummage Sale ser’s funeral. The flag covering tEifaJque to Eillow m ourners to of his car where the crowds are ^paaU^i^al'ctourch ^ Bigler, a fashion and THE BLADE sheet today after a funeral the casket was tom. file pEist for a lEtst look a t their thickest to toingle with welconv Itephen ' Claude' Parkman, beauty^ consultant, is director SUPER SWORD EDGE ^ Sentnr that provided an emotional It WEIS an emotionEil explosion leader. ers. Willimantlc, and Phyllis Elaine seer- of a Charm Studio and an In- explosion for millions of for the EgyptlEins and the Arab Again, as In BelgrEide, the BARGAIN BASEMENT DAY The purpose of the congress structor of charm classes for Soviet-made supersonic jet Schutz, 33 Lancaster Rd. wTi Kis yry STJOSEPH adoring Egyptians. world. fighters swept low overhead as pace of the motorcade was fEist- will be to Impart information the Greater.^ Hartford YWCA. ,..3)’Th o)urc«».. er than Nixon Is accustomdd to rtPlRIEFORCHimHW Nasser’s body was taken from An explosion which beg;an as toe coffin weis carried to the Bradfoi!d‘B u flS " fo r Donald the casket alter prayers by millions of WEiiling, tesirful Ar­ graveside. Cong Peace Plan back home. But once Zagreb’s Anderson,niiprann additionsprtHiiinna to dwellingrtwelline- specific problems Memtershlp, el, coordinator and commenta- S-BLAOE DISPENSER Red China Marks narrower. Old World streets Center Congregational Church fund-raising, and publicity are tor. Egypt’s top religious leader. abs and Egyptians mEissied Nasser’s body weis tEiken out at 55 Tlmrod Rd., $2,000. along the 13-mlle funeral route were reached, drivers liEid no a few of the topics which will Mrs. Philip Holway, club Sheik Mohammed Fahhan, of the coffin and lowered into choice but to slow down. Alumex Sign Corp. for Eu­ 36's,39c SIZE preacher at the A1 Zahar as an army helicopter started ropean Health Spa, sign at 615 be covered in the upcoming president, has appointed various PKG. OF 5, 89c SIZE the ground in a white sheet Mos­ At one point along the routd months. committee chairmen. They are mosque. their beloved leader on his fi­ lem custom requires that toe Leaves U.S. Cold H er 21st B irth day WOODRUFF HALL W. Middle Tpke., $2,900. nal journey. bright red flowers were tossed This year, the congress will Mrs. Harry Maidment, finance; Wilkinson Blades St. Joseph's Aspirin Verses from the Moslem Holy body be buried without a coffin. PARIS (AP) — The United States said today that a By .lOHN RODERICK leaders a congratulatory mes­ at Nixon but most of them fell meet on a statewide level once Mrs. Aaron Cook, hospitality; Famous sword Recommended by book, the Koran, were read by At times the vast throngs en­ Earth wels shoveled onto toe careful review of the Viet Cong’s latest eight-point plan As-oclatcd Press Writer sage calling for friendship and to the soggy pavement. religious leaders as they placed gulfed NEWser’s caisson, delay­ Washington Elm every third month, with area Mrs. Edward J. Ferris, May steel blades. 2 doctors. New sen­ body, the grave was closed and for peace has turned up nothing that could advance a TOKYO (AP) — Communist unity between the Russian and Only a few hundred Yugoslav sessions during the interceding luncheon; Mrs. Herbert Swan- pkgs of five, only for try lock cop. 2.»44* Nasser’s body In the grave In ing the funeral procession. At a 101-gun salute was fired. negotiated settlement of the Vietnam war. China celebrated its 21st year of Chinese ^ople “in the struggle Safurday, October 3rd stood' months. All sessions will be son, program; Mrs. Charles E. 44c. Limit 4. the garden of the Manahlet eT one point a, cavEilry squEidron (See Page Eight) The Washlng;ton elm The ceremony weis ended by South Vietnam also told the ; existence today with a mass ral­ against toe forces of imperlEil- near the Senate wing of the held on toe first Sunday of the Ubert, welfare; Mrs. Alexander Bakry mosque in a Cairo sub­ WEIS .unable to move back the army buglers sounding the last ly in Peking and generally mut­ ism, reaction and war.” The ca­ 9:00 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. U.S. Capitol until 1948. The first month, with all. state meetings M^innella, publicity; Mrs. Louis urb. crowds. 86th session of the PEtois peace tremely reluctEint to expound on post in tribute to toe departed talks that it has tried in vEdn to this possibility. ed attacks on toe United States ble also called for a normaliza­ president is said to have stood being held at the Grand Lodge Marte, press book; Mrs. Hooks Outside the mosque thousands, At the mosque, FEtohan, his supreme commander of the and the Soviet Union. tion of relations between the two under it repeatedly as a favor- offices. Locations ' for area K. Johnson, nominating and of distraught Egyptians cried voice choked with emoUon, led discover something new in the Mrs. Binh told the conference armed forces. ^ plan, presented Sept. 17 by Mrs. ’. 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The United der the eyes of Mao Tse-tung, Peking Radio as In good health taries, not striving to hold back head pointing toward Mecca namese Ambassador Pham Dan gtaigg^ said, has turned the 76-year-old Communist par­ and high spirits, mounted the (See Page Eight) Lam issued an urgent reminder the date she had set for Stim ulates 69c TUBE 25's, 69c SIZE their tears, lined up at the while Fahtmn rcEid the brief ty chairman, and his heir-deslg- rostrum in mldmomlng to the that, his country is very much a the totEd witodrawal of U.S. nate. Defense Minister Lin Plao, cheers of the thousands within Prell Concentrate Alka Seltzer part of the war and Insists on a troops ''and has thus exposed 63.- - the square. After Lin’s speech Controversy major voice in any peace settle-'i^erie- clearly elearly "its scheme of 25 tablets. 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