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TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 18T1 7 - ■ -PAGE EIGHTEEN '. / Average Dafly Net Press Run The Weather inmtrIrrBtpr lEngnte^ Ijg^ralb For The Week Ended N ovem ber 14, lOTO Meetly clear and cold through . The Confirmation Oass of Stanley Chcle of Swth United David Jerome Forman, son of entry, found guU^ at vlolaU on Friday. Tonight’s low about 20. Tomorrow’s high In upper 20e to North united Methodist Church Methodlat Church will meet to­ Mr. and Mr>- Harry Forman of state traffic control sign,' About Town 16,080 m id 80s. will meet tonight at 7 at the night at 7:15 at Susannah Wes­ 08 Benton St., has been accvpMa, Court Cases fin ed $60. F M M T Y i ^ Daidel Henry, 87, of Glaston­ Tli« Senior Rhjrtlim Choir o( church. The Senior HI Touth ley Hall of the church. at 'the Blast Coast Aerp Teuinl: - M anehester^A City of Vim g e C h a r m North United Methodist Church bury,'found gvilty of intoxica­ \ Forum will also meet at 7 at cal School, Hanscom PTeld, Lex­ OOtOUIT COURT 13 tion, KMlay suMiwided smitence. will rdieane tooisht at • St the church. Taro circles of the Women'# ington, Maas. He will-prepare Manchester Session M arvin BlUis, found g u ^ y on VOL. LXXXX, NO. 81 ^ (CtaMlfted AdvertlftDig on Page SO) the church. Society of the Commimlty for hla Federal AVution Admln- (THIR’TY-’TWO PAGES—TWO SEfTnONS,) MANCHES’TER; CONN., W1 SDNESDAY, JANUARV 6, 1971 PRICE TEN CENTS a substitute Information c h a ^ TgTJ. ■ ( ■ • Baptist Church will meet to­ latratton examinations to be­ The case of Wayne MalnvUle, M T U u m e FOGARTY'S INSURCC Feast (, The FMendshlp of of failure to show Ucense, firied The o C ^ ie BplplULny night at 8. The Estelle Carpenter come a^Uceiised technlcljui. 20, of Main St., charged with 18 will be obaerved tomorrow wlOi BMiamiei Lutheran Church will 180.' Circle w ill meet at the home of counts of breiddng and enter­ HBAT BUDGET PAYMENT a service of Holy Communion have a party tomorrow from 1 NoUew’' were entered in the Mlrs. E. Lawrence Osborne of an Wexmen’ s M issionary League ing with criminal intent and at 10 a.m . and 7 p.m. at St. ■ to S p.m. In Luther Hall of the foUowlng cases: 00 Helalne Rd. Robert Dutton o f' Zion Bhrangellcal Lutheran eight of larceny was conOnued M ery’s B^|>iscopal Church. ‘ churt^. John C. Adams, 88, of 85 Lake YoungVoter will be the special guest The Chuttdi will meet tomorrow at until Thursday to await St., breach of peace. Reed-Baton Chcle will meet at 7.:80 p.m. at the church. Pastor psychiatric reports. Leo F. Bawsa Jr., 18, ot V er- . The Adult Bell Chdr of The Cherub Choir of Emanuel the home of MrS. Nellan Smith Emanuel Lutheran Church will Lutheran Church will rehearse Charles KUM will lead a~ dls- ' MalnvUle la being held In salUes, Conn., foUowlng too Category Set of 1487 Silver Lane, East Bart- cusrion on “New Ways to Com­ closely. rehearse tomorrow at 10 a.m. tomorrow at S.80 p.m. at the lieu of $600 surety bond. . J fmrd. municate the Word" taken from • Roxanne Billings,' 22, of H ills­ / In Luther Ball of the church. church. The Manchester . I^etective ise By Killian the winter Issue of the "luther- Bureau arrested MalnvUle last boro, N.H., larceny under gte. The board of Christian con­ an Women’s Quarterly." Mite ' George R- Dingwall, 18, of 887 Officers and directors of Omar week in connection with doctor ^ The Adult DIscusslan Class .of cern ^ the Center Congregation­ boxes w ill be collected. Bostess- E. mddle Tpke., failure to HARTFORD (Ai») —Voters In Shitae Chib will meet at 8 p.m. office breaks last June and two South united Methodist Church al Church will meet Wethies- ea are MTs. George M agnu^, drive a reasonable distance Connecticut are to' be segregat­ tomorrow at the home of David church breaks last faU. ' 400 MAIN STIKt • MANCHB1BLOONN will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. day at 7:80 In the library. MJa. Raymond M iller and Mrs. apart. Among GIs in Viet ed by age: those 16 to 20 wtU R, Nlchj^, second vice presi­ The court has questtened that at the church. Albert Petke. Frank 'BhssIna'Jr., 18, of 168. HpAMKyHOUdES ARINURHCUOS NORMAN HOIMCS be distinguished ap "fe d e ra l dent, of Tt-Amott Rd. MalnvUle might have drug in­ Birch St., failure to drive right. " s By GEORGE ESPER including more than -ll.OOO ap- electors," and those 21 and Center Congregational Church volvement. He is also charged N a v y P O 8. C. D onald E . RUl, StephMi Gallo, 20, of Hebron, Restrictive policies of a funeral or “me­ Associated Press Writer older wlU be. listed as In the By DON MEIKLE Pilgrim Choir will meet Wed­ Navy Airman Appren. Larry with administering a narcotic prehended or investigated aind son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Scandla Lodge, Vasa Order of ahoplifting. past. Associated Press Writer nesday at 8:S0'p.m. In Memorial P. MUrtell, son of Mr. and Mrs. morial” organization can never be in the SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. five times as many who escaped Hill of 11 Byron Rd., was re- America, w ill Install officers In drug. Cheryl A. Gardnier, shoplift­ The ruUng comes from Atty. Hall, the Touth Rhythmic Choir Gerald P. Martell,' of 51 Jarvis best interests of the public. Any time you Command today unveiled a d etectim . centfy graduated from the Naval ceremonies Thursday at 8 p.m. Bound over to the next crim­ ing under $15. Gen. Robert K. KUUan who al- HARTFORD (AP)'—The wUl meet at 8:80 In the Nar- Rd., has graduated frmn the are limited to one type of funeral service sweeping new program to com- It was the U.S. Command’s __ _ _ _ „ Tralimig Center, Oreat Lakes, at Odd Fellows BaU. Refresh­ inal session of Hartford County Charles R- Gullck, 26, of Blast i has authorized that regls- thex, the Youth Choir will meet dam “A” Aviation Administra-, at one price, you are being forced to sacri­ b€it drug abuse am ong Am eri- reins of political power in Superior court was the case of Hampton, impr«q>er passing. . 1 J acknowledgment trars of voters proceed •with the n i. ments wlH be served. at 0:16 in the sanctuary, and Uonman Course at the Naval Fred W. Perry Jr., 28, of 50 Robert D. Murdock, 40, of Bob fice your individuality in the name of regIstraUon of voters under 21. Connecticut’s state govern­ Air Technical Training Center, the Senior Choir will meet at BisseU St., charged with sale ton, failure to obey a red light. “progress” or “economy.” Traditionally, w^-Md-destroy oper- Its major problems. KlUlan’s directive Is to be ment passed from the Dem­ 7:80 in the sanctuary. Memphis, Term. funeral directors have offered complete of marijuana, and possession of R ob ert J. OUvera, 84,' o f 60 “ 'Hie command said that of maUed Wednesday to aU.regls- ocrats to the Republicans a controUed drug. In connection Lenox St., passing in a no-pass­ services in a wide price range to gssure A M, 9,258 drug violations by Ameri- trars ot voters in the state. The Book Group the Man­ DeBella and R ^ e OpilGifttiis Navy Ena. Walter W. Sim­ with an aUeged Manchester of­ in g lim e. today in traditional pomp chester Bolton Welcome Wagon that each family’s own wishes will be ful­ Those voters on the “federal mers, son of Mr.^uid Mrs. Rob­ fense last summer. , Bldward M. Poutre, 16, of 61 filled. conunanders estimated^ that months of last year, 7,065 were electors' list will be eligible to and pageantry at the gold- Club wfll meet tonight at 8 at more than 65,000 GIs were for use or possession of mari- ert B. Simmers of 105 Plymouth Other cases disposed of In­ Summit St., foUowlng too close- cast ballots only In federal elec­ Complete t j m and husband of the former the home of Mrs. Michael Tsui- 0^ drug abuse during 1970, Juana, 1,452 for use or posses- domed State Capitol. cluded: ly- tions, for the offices ot p resi­ Thonras J. MesWil, 42-yearold m — Penny Thylor of 42 Fer­ tariika of 148 B^ferttm St. The WlUiam B. Schick, 26, 8 ~ ■ slwi of such “dangerous” drugs Arthur J. Craft, 41, of Hart­ 1M0MI dent and vice president, U.S. Republican congressmem arid -» Eye guson Rd., was recently gradu­ book to be discussed Is “House Rachel Rd., speeding. ford, found guilty of speeding, OMM ^ p h e t^ ^ , barbiturates ge^^r and U.S. representaOve! former mayor of New Britain, Serried - ated from the Basic Qualifica­ on the Strand” by Daphne Du iWlUlam M. SuUlvan, 86, ot M Surier. fin ed ISO. or Md 786 for use or The young voters aOhleved this took over the office occupied tion Course of the Supply Corps 146 B. Center St., failure to Antoinette LaBrec, 82, of Cov­ for 10 years by Democrat John at the Navy Supply Corps entry, found guilty of Improper grant ri^ t o t w ay. South Viet Theodore Staudt Jr., son of Gary C. York, 27, of 8 Bdger- sosmsiM Dem psey. O o n tM t School, Athena, Cki. backing, fined |20. tNTlANCI The Army also has reported (See Pago Fifteen) Mr. and Mrs. Theodms Staudt MeskUl, the youngest Con­ G a rry McE311gott, 18, o f Cov­ ton PI., failure to grant tight that during the first lOM, memths Sr. of 108 Loomis St., Is under­ o f w ay. necticut governor in rrearly a Airman Bryan J. Cushing, en try, found guUty o f erat- Fuel Boat ot 1970, there were 25 confirmed going basic training at Pt. century,' has a Democratic leg­ son of Mr. and Mts. John C. ing a motor vehicle with un­ drug deaths among Americans Jackson, 8.C. islatu re to t indicate where the mon­ tried to Ton— -a blockade- ___ about 26 Ineradicating the/^Ul^ 1unlawful Seale and Ericka Huggins broke ey woikld come frmn, but he mUes south o f Phnom P ^ * It S^rowlng ot marij>ttina,” when Into a brief recess Wednesday did suggest that he would look was taking the fuel to the C^am- eradication ^ork does not morning after Seale jumped to sympathetlccdly upon efforts to bodlan capital, where gasoline interfere with/" military opera- his feet, demanded a fair trial cut taxes on“ Job-produoliig In­ la rationed and In extreme short and accused the prosecutor of dustry.” supply- The dl^Uve adds that while “ Im ocking ott all the black peo­ Meskill also , called for a ple” on the jury list. The boat was ablaze and drift- U.S. forces will search for marl­ crackdown on drug pusher* sisi ing downstream late In the af- Juana,‘under no circumstances Seale slammed his hand loud­ organized crlthe and more re­ tomoon. will such fields, once discov- ly on the table and jumped to habilitation opportunities for ,A South 'Vietnamese. officer erod, be destroyed _ by . U.S. his feet during questhmlng of drug addicts, stricter prosecu­ said the number of casualtie^forces. The responsibility for de- the secmid prospective Juror of tion of drunkmi driver*, greater aboard the boat or to the ani- stroylng these crops rests with the day and shortly after a (HersM ilMto by Ooe) efforts to fight pollution, a di­ dujA. troops from the gunboats’ the government of South Viet- black man was excused for say- Newly elected House Speaker W illia^ Ratchford, left, administers the oath to Qiairmen rect primary system of picUiig retam f^ was unknn^. nam." ing he was unalterably opposed Clerk of the House Paul B. Grpooert of Manchester, wearing glasses, and As­ candidates for state offices, I 1 J occurred from an Athough the directive appar- to the death penalty, sistant Clerk MichaelJ. Seri of Danbury during opening ceremonies of the elimination of the party lever* uuand In a narrows **®’ ently Is the first fonnal state- The outburst came as State’s State Legislature this morning at the Capitol in I^rtford. Looking on is Judge on voting machines, full fi- fj,, brota ment that destruction of marl- Atty. Arnold Markle ■was ques- Picked F or R obert Testo, form er h ^ e ' speakers ,;wKo iffl^ j» iB^;Reit©hford earUe|rr7 7 Tkanciol diaclosur* b y candl- NMk Juana fields is an objective of tionlng Mrs. Maritm B. Lorec of dates, less red tcq>e in M ate P^®y- t**® burning ot fields Ansonla. Markle asked her If House Panels aid to cities and towns, fi- 'trvliix to neaotlat^ a **®®" ®®"^®^ In some she could Judge the case "with rkanclal help for paioohlal Trying gotlato a series of areas for two years or more. no preconceived notions of guilt enemyly Bj ambushes from islands HARTFORD (AP) __Some “ id more state asslst- A great deal of marijuana o'* Innocence" and “give the and trom the east bank ot the new faces a re In the lineup o f “ ®® *1u**“ “ ® river when the landing craft grows In the grassland prw- state a fair trial;’’ - schools, expatksion of the -vo- w as hit. Inces of the western Mekong "it is the defendants, not the commlttee chairmen picked catiotkal-educatlon systein MY TRUE LOYE Delta. Some of it is cultivated state," Seale said emotionally. Wednesday by the majority more fiscal controls on the ' Two tankers' arrived in Phnom Penh today after______enemy^ a ca«b crop, especially by “A fair trial to the dAfendmitj. liemoctats in the state House etato’s higher education system, gunners shelled tlMlr convoy os- •ir®mbers of the Hoa Hao rell- You remember that." Prosecution of Nine Jews of Representatives. more investment of state pen- cort twice Tesday, the Cambo- ®®<=^ vriiich dominates Superior Court Judge Harold The legislators who got chair- Industrial mort- dla command announced. areas ot Klen Phong, An Clang m . Mulvey told Seale to address manships for the first time are Sflvlng law enforcement The command said one sailor neighboring provinces. any ccmplaints he had to hjs' By ROGER LEDDINGTON spondent of the Flanch Commu­ son, 81, who is charged with Reps. Howard Klebanoff atkd t® the state attorney nist newspaper L’Humanite, treason and desertion charges. GAVE TO was killed and three wounded In The burning of these fields, attorney, Charles R. Garry^' Associated Press Writer Leonard G. Frazier, both of 8r®"®ral and expanding the pow- said he learned the Soviet gov- His brother, sister and brother- the ambush 89 miles southeast reportedly at the urging of U.S. Seale: ,^“1 got a co^^aint Hartford, John Malocco of °t P®Uce to use electronic MOSCOW (AJP) — The trial of emment had decided to halt in-law were among the earlier of Jhe ctqdtal. officials, has strained relations here about this pig fMiirkle) Bridgeport; Frimeis Ciampi of and wire taps to fight defendants. There were unofficial reports with the Hoa Hao from time to knocking off all th^”tUick pe(^ k ® !!! ^ prosecution of Jews. The Italian Waterbury, David H. Neldltz of ®>Yanlzed crime, and granting Zalnkanson could 'be sentenced that one tanker was hit by re- “ m®, sources In the delta say. pie. We want 60 ner cent M-.ni, abrupt nan tooay. Communist party newspaper West _ Hsitford and ItolUn municipalities the power to levy to death on the treason charge coUlesB cannon fire In the ear- A spokesman for the U.S. people." / ^ Mormants In Mosew said L’Unlta carried a_ similar re- Mettler of Hamden. taxes other than property taxes. tier attack, but the command Command said a bounty of one Mulvey: ‘!*ir. Seale, we have iT®^ , and seven, years in a labor MetUer received the cochalr- ‘"U*® !®®al tax base must be announced only that seven sail- plaster, less than one U S. cent, been g e ^ along fine. I don’t ‘^® ,^®“ ^ was p o ^ e d The Soviet government wm^ camp for desertion, but it was maikshlp of the ReappoiTioikment expanded," Meskill declared. ors were wounded. Is being paid to the Vietnamese want to do anything f 7®^ “*® **‘® *'®- correqxmdents of not kikown what the prosecution ^ ^ fenijants was ill. Western Communist papers to was askirkg. Sources said that Committee which has the tick- Wednesday's agenda I Itkcluded ((Me Page nftoea) (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Eight) But Max Le elect President Nlxcn in 1972.” Kansas senator and plans to an­ He said be met with Senate commitments in Asia by well nounce President Nixon’s choice Mlrkority Leader Hughr Scott of 646-1700 over 820,000 men. This includes by CSirlstmas were scrtq>ped. 265.000 in South Vietnam , 12,000 Permsylvania Tuesday and New, the sources say, Dole is in J^kan, 20,000 In South K orea, again Wednesday in an attempt "r...... alone In the running. 15.000 in Thailand, 5,000 In Oki­ to Iron out differences between nawa and 6,000 in the Philip. the two befmc he is officially Dole himself told Hie Asso^ plllM . nam ed to the Job. D- elated Pi*ss he believes he Is "We will be In a postUon In prdntmetkt is expectSlPto J6e cotf- the leading crmfqnder but had V the douise' of this year where firmed by the committee'at Its ix>t been notified by the White ‘ N the American com bat responsl- aiuiual meetitkg here next week. House he would get the Job. biUty w ill be removed as far as Reports that he would defi­ D<4e has made no secret he South Vle'bkam is concemed,’’ nitely get the Job leaked Tues­ wants the post, maintaining Savings Bank^ of Manchester Laird confiniied. "We are iq>- day after nix weeks of -q>ecula- Scott and Sen. Robert P. Grif­ that poeltiotk on our tion over who would replace out- fin; R-Mlch., are wrong in say­ 1 .troop celling deadline. gteng CSialrttkwt Rep. Rogers C. ing he can't handle both the Mtembw R O.I.C h • - “Now^tbe posltioa of Ameri-, B. Morton of Maryland. Morton committee and his Job In the ftkccee In South Vietnam aft­ te giving up his House seat and Seiukto. the party Job to take over the er the midsummer period of Hid Washington Post reported Interior Deportmeikt from Wal­ 1971 will be ■uch that we will in today’s editions that Scott Adm. ’Thomas Moorer, chairman of U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, gestures as he ter J. Hlckel, ■wbo was flied. MANCHESTER • SOUT^ WINDSOR • EAST IMRTFORD ,e BOLTON Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas.is expected to be \ ' ‘ 'V (See PM e Fifteen) and Defense^Secretary Laird, right, hold Psris press conference. (AP Phdto) D(de sold as chairman' be*'will (See Page EWecin) U ! ;- • - . • ■ . . / I -nr ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ named the next GOP national chairman. (A P photo) • ■ . / • ' V .

-1&-- . T / ' A V ■ V- . - ' ■ i \ n 7 7 !^ . . s- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN^fnESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,. 1971 i L PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARy 6, 1971 PAGE TWO line staUon on Rt. 196 and the Tolland erecUon of Mslgn for. the staUon D efense Job I - - — - - I iSheiniyolil on Bridge to bo owned by the MbbU Oil Cut Your Own Taxes: 3 Nation M O V IE R A n N O B Oorp. *■ Overpricing LITTLE WOMEN COIFFURES FORMflENIBAND A total 13 biiUding permits DISREGARD OVERTRICK IF Thifault W ill Stu^y Feasibility were issued by Building In- YOUNQ PEOPLE CONTRACT IS GO(H> i spector dairies Schiite, as were n A t h U nder *^Bite’ Meatown ■ Shivers, B B b b BI m M w b I B t o f U M B S It Is isIS H i 11 zoning 'permits. /s proud to welcome' Brass iOaiil MsaMMV if By AIFBED SHEINWOUR 1215 Yi Silver Lane | Dependent Deductions Up Mssls totttnl ttf titrttee Bv IBsir cBMibrl Permits were Issued to; Bllow WASHINGTON (AP) — The In the earlier columns of a Of Regional Police Departmeiit Builders, I'.lfor one house on"^ . . . ■ ■ Charter Rd., $22,000. government’s watchdog agency East Hartford | By RAY DE CRANE Digs Out IU1 MM MNimO week devoted to tounuunent First Selectman Charles Thl the town dump has been com­ some problems which have , Santini Homes, Inc., for four says It has helped put the bite MISS ANN" TO HER STAFF Im n l AudlmeM fault has announced-plans to in­ pleted, and the selectmen, last arisen at the school. “ Where Qualit;)^ Enterprise Publications By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bridge I have made much of WEST houses valued at $16,000 each on some defense contractors night agreed to recommend to Always Everybody who ever filed the fact that the successful du­ ♦ J4 stitute two studies, one of which Conservation Ckunmlssli Bitter-cold weather - numbed AU MM MMITTU the Board of Finance that the ($64,000), on Slater Rd. ^ho charged too much In mill- Exceeds the Price!” an income tax return knows plicate player must try for ^ 62 wUl deal with a projected five A request for an incred^e MISS ANN'S HOURS: almost the entire nation from P sim til GulBincs S s fira $1,000 cost of the survey be tak­ fiSantlnl Homes, Inc. for three contracts. that a new baby in the fam­ 0 J 109 8 4 membership on the Consi houses -valued at $16,000 each overtricks even at the risk of year plan for the start of a en from the contingency ac­ The General Accounting Ol- V. ily is worth an additional the Rockies to the Appalachians ♦ QJ32 Uon Commission was approwd ($M,000), on Robbie Rd. today, causing more .hardship in ^the contract. Only when the sewer system for the town,’ count. flee said a spot check disclosed dependency credit. SOUTH by the Board of Selectman last Mobil on Corp., one service 11 - 8 P.M. Thursday snow-laden areas of the Plains u lm n a ctmtract Itself is unusually The new root being placed on overpricing of $1.5 million In 18 Right? A KQ whUe the other deals with the night. StaUon on Rt. 196, $39,600. The largest ond r and a heavy drain on power I I M i r 17 rsqulm ia isisi»yl«l good can file tournament play­ the adminlsteatlon building is contracts in 1968, despite a 1962 P siw t or Adult Id srd lw A5 possible creatlmi of a regicmal The commission Is seeking the Eldredge Yost and/or Mobil 11-8 P.M. Friday Not this year it isn’t. supplies in the Southwest. er afford to safeguard the con­ Truth in NegoUaUons Act In- freshest mecrt' dis­ OAK almost completed, according to addlUon of two members to Its Oll, sign for service StaUon on For 1970,, if you are filing Temperatures dropped well tract rather than try for any­ PoTlce department to serve sev­ 4 , K 1098764 eral area, towns. Thifault. He also had high present five man group. TMi in­ Rt. 196, $16,000. ^ overcharging. 9 -5 P.M. Sohirdoy play in the whole a joint return, you, your below zero from Nevada, Utah thing extra. praise for the workmen install­ , NO ONE UNDER I I A O H in B West North Eart crease will necessitate the re­ Miscellaneous permits were 7'68'fit ol the GAO audits, wife, every dependent child and New Mexico to the central South dealer The regional poUce program (AoiiMtMivvy Pass 1 ^ Pass ing the new heating system in quest being placed on the call issued to diaries ■ Luce, Reed U®*BptrolIer General Elmer B. and any other person who Midwest. Readings in many M wtsin srsss) Both sides vulnerable would be designed to reduce-the NEW SHOP HOURS: Pass 3 4 Pass the building. The old heater unit of a town meeting for changing Rd. porch and room $3,800; Staats told Cmigress Tuesday, qualifies as a dependent is cases failed to rise above zero Opening lead — Jack o< XJtai- costs to the Individual towns Pass 6 NT All Pass was taken out last week and the the original ordinance which Francis Durelko, Snlpslc Rd. the Defense Department has ne- worth $625 on that return. throughout Tuesday. monds. caused by the increasing need 9 -5 Tuesday new one is almost completely created the commission. tool shed, $500; and Paul F. KoUated price reducUons ol Highway crews in Nebraska o r M i West leads the jack o t dia­ for poUce protecUon while at installed. Radiators have al­ our B««t, Center Out From this you might as­ iccotortrisss—I" The larger membership, ac­ George Jr., Mountain Spring $340,000 in two cases and is sume that if several depen­ and Iowa, carried into a fourth monds, aqd South wins' with the first club trick, rnily two., 'the same time provide greater ready been placed 'throughout Rd., room $500.' seeking adjustments in other 9 -5 Wednesday day their struggle to free roads the king. Declarer s ^ that he clubs would remain-out, and •pubUc safety protection.' the first and second floors of the cording to commission Chair-, dents appear on the return man Charles Mayer, will permit Bulletin Board oases. -. This limitation on income maintain a boarding student of drifts from a weekend storm can easily win all 13 tricks if declarer would later CM>t**** Thifault noted he had discuss- building. •. The Board ol Recreation 'wlU examples of overpricing, 9 -8 Thursday your tax will be substantially the ccHiservaUve group to more PORK applies to every dependent at an Ivy League college that brought 10 to 20 Inches of Coventry the four missing clubs are them with the ace and Ung. It '4d the subject at length with Dumont reported on the prog­ meet tonight at 8 in the Town the report listed one contrac- reduced from last year or efflcienUy carry out its plans that you will get a much except your children under than it does to maintain a snow. evenly divided. West discarded on the flmt -Manchester PoUce Chief James ress of the Insurance Study Hnii tor’s bill as $303,000 too high for 9 - 8 F rid ay 19 and other older children commuting student at a lo­ The storm and its effects were An expert tournament player club, declarer would put up Heardon Sunday, and Reaidon Committee and informed the and acUviUes and will provide _____ purchased parts ol hand gre- bigger refund than before; Political Group a greater dlstribuUon of ideas CHOPS You could be wrong again. who qualify as students— cal community college. blamed for 33 deaths in the two might play for all (tf the triclcs dummy's ace and return a club "agreed the concept was a sound board of the committee’s meet­ Manchester Evening Herald, nade fuses, and a negoUated 9 -5 Saturday meaning they attended It boils down to this: What states, most from heart attacks States Purpose if this hand came at the end of through East to kill one of the one. ing., next Tuesday night at 8 in among the commission mem­ Tolland correspondent, Bette contract as overpriced by Beginning last July 1 new school full time for at least was the total cost of main­ while shoveling snow. a session when he needed an missing honors, The first selectman noted he the Town Hall.. bers. Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. $236,000 for gun dlrecUon com- withholding tax tables were five months of 1970. taining that child last year? Many residential streets in absolute top score td win the Dally Question will follow through on dlscus- Representatives of. several Permits Issued ______puters and magneUc discs. introduced reflecting this At Meet Tonight Who paid more than half of Omaha remained closed, and event or to qualify for the next Partner (giens with 1-NT (M "Slons with Vernon Mayor Frank town boards and commissions Building i>ermlt8 Issued during Please come and visit Miss Pat and Miss. Ann at higher allowance. It prob­ For those two groups— the month of December re­ Embassy Heady '"'® “*“® that? You from your own Public Works Director Gene G. The newly-formed Coventry session. But at any other time ^ |g polnte) and die neort jfb V ’ -McCoy, Stafford First SelecL including the Board of Educa­ J . overpricing in another 17 43 PURNELL PLACE, MANCHESTER ably resulted in a somewhat your children under 19 and- tion will attend as will several flected the same large gains older children who are stu­ funds? Your son or daugh­ JordM s^d it wwld M d ay for DerhocraUc- Action the expert would be content to p«iew . Yon hoM; Spade*, .man l^njamln Muzlo and Bl- F o r C a n a d ia n s contracts. The contractors were 649-3320 smaller deduction from your before some could be cleared Insurance, agents. It is hoped over the rest of the year that dents—there is no income ter from his or her own (OCDA) will hold lU first gen- make six notrump since that a -7-6-8; Hearts, K-10-7-4-8s DIar -Ungton First Selectman Fran­ 'HONG KONG (AP) — Cana- not identified in the report, lb pay check for withholding In Des Moines, United Air cis Pritchard. that the details of the blanket first became evident last month. earnings? There is your eral membership meeUng to- raand,. Q-7j Chiba. A-5. da’s embassy in Communist Overpricing, said Stoats, re- tax purposes. limitation. But this does not Lines said Tuesday up to 16,(XK) ResumpUon of home construc- remove one other important answer. ^ . nleht at 7 -30 in the basement better" than, average score for What do. you sayT It is hoped that by cooperat- coverage insurance plan can be China ■will begin operation next suited from incomplete, Inaccu- In effect, then, you have persons were walUng to fly out, the hand. The expert would as- ,lng with each other in this type completed this month and that Uon acUvlty became apparent week. Charge d’Affaires Jthn rate and outdated cost informa- requirement. You must fur­ There is one other impor­ Answer: Bid two clubs, the KOSKOT IS HERE! been enjoying your tax “ cut” many fenm from a stnrm.c^,.«edstorm-caused sume that some players would ^ venture the towns involved bid figures will be available In with the issuance of permits for M. Fraser said today. Uon submitted by contractors in nish their chief support— tant change in the de­ Stayman Conventloa, cudring since last ^uly and it prob­ pendency rules this year. backlog built up while airports The meeting is open to the b> reach a slam with the .could realize savings in the area February, he explained. the construcUon of eight new Fraser arrived in Hong Kong price negoUaUons. ably will not make much that is, more than 50 per were closed. The airline said it p a ^ e r to show a major suit houses for a total value of SAVE 40c LB.! cent of their total support- For the first time a foster public, and all interested resl- North-South cards, and others „of manpower, and the purchas- The middle school building Mrniday and said he would leave The 1962 law requires contrac­ difference now. You would hoped to clear the backlog to­ of four or more cards. Xf he before you are eligible to child is now treated the dents are Invtted to attend. would play the hand at six -Ing of equipment and vehicles committee will hold a special $134,000. tor Peking FYijlay. He will open tors to submit and certify cost Would You Believe lU s? be correct, howeVer, in as­ day. bids spades or hearts, you will well as regular overiiead me,.ting Thursday night, ac­ Permits were also issued for the embassy as soon as he ar- or pricing data in support of claim them. same as a child by blood. The OCDA grew out of an or- clubs (which brings in only raise to game in his suit. If he ^ead Herald Advertisements suming that your total tax This means there is no inr Most major highways through ganlzatlonal meeting of prpgreu- 1370 rather than the 1480 points expenses. cording to Dumont, to Iron out the construcUon of a new gaso­ rives, he said. their propoeals. Iowa were open, but many sec­ bids i^ades or hearts, you will bill for this year will be How much, then, can your come limitation on a foster slve Democrats and Inde- for six notrump). i - The town is presently served son or dau^ter earn before ondary roads and city streets raise to game in hia suit. Ilf he 6 smaller than it was a year child under 19 or who is a pendents last November. Safety Play ,by one resident state trooper remained closed. bids two diamonds (denying a ago, if income remained the you"lose either as a depend­ student. whp_works a 40-hour week and same. ent? There is no set sum. C , „ U „ u l „ s cold S i major suit), you will jump to (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) three hearts. la augmented by the use of the Our Own, Frebb Made This reduction in total It depends upon the individ­ caused a heavy dram w ^ e r of the name, statement of pur- I t . « - a ual circumstances. South can guard himsolf seven constables who have just taxes also comes from an­ (NEXT: Special Treatment supplies in sections of Utah and pose and constitution of the Copyright lim been given powers to make ar­ New Mexico. group; election of officers; ^ d General Fealnies Oorp. other circumstance. A yean It obviously costs more to Is Given Dividends.) play. Declarer leads the,four of rests. ITALIAN ago you paid a tax surcharge Albuquerque city officials plans for a public forum sched- Increasing concern over the w am ^ of a potential power “ led for Jan. 20. The forum will clubs from his hand to see what of 10 per cent. This Was re­ For oil details, plus.somple pages to guide in filling out your return, West does. town’s poUce protection has be­ duced to 5 per cent begin­ send for the author's booidet: shortage, and the city’s schovAs bear an address by State Sen. come evident during the past were ordered closed today to Robert Houley, representing the ■When West follows with the SAUSAGE ning Jan:' 1, 1970. It was deuce or trey (playing the lew years due to - the rapidly l^ Tlelb iiVe clum ged. eliminated completely on I o Tt YourbwiT TAXES " ■ “j conserve electricity. 36th senatorial district. The CXIDA has established queen or jack would make life -hicreaalng jpopulatlon. July 1. So, spreading it over c/o Manchester Herald, Dept. 060 The teipperature fell to 16 be­ > Also on Thlfault’s list of proj­ the full year of 1970 you I P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station low in Albuquerque early Tues> committees and drawn up a very easy for South), declarer statement of purpose, as fol- sliiould take a deep finesse with ects for the coming year is have an effective surcharge New York, N.Y. 10019 day, the lowest January readiiig taking acUon on the proposed of 2% per cent. ever recorded there. The cold lows: To Inform the electorate dummy’s five o< clubs, IWhen I Pleose send... .copy (copies) of CUT YOUR OWN TAXES of $1 each to: on state and local issues, to en- this remarkable finesse 'wins, live jrear projection of town With the upping of the de­ contracted and snapped power jieeds as the basis of a capital I NAME ...... " lines and left parts of the city courage participation in local the rest is easy. pendency credit to $625 also nearly Khvemment, to foster progres­ If Eiust had been able to win Improvement program for the comes another change. Per­ without electricity for W eNre chsm ged. lb I ADDRESS ...... two hours. sive leadership in all areas of town. sons qualifying as your de­ He noted the Board of Finance Demands for natural gas in local government, and to serve pendent are now permitted |€!JY ...... has a three man committee Utah caused the Mountain Fuel as a vehicle of political action to make anything less than woridng on the project. Adding j S TA JE 'ytf...... ZIP ...... Supply Co. of Salt Lake to cut for all liberal townspeople.- So we changed the body structure for 19'71, too. $625 before they are elimi­ The rules and membership its time, the Board of Belect- Change. That\ what it^all about this year. And that% model, we’ve made further substantial reductions in I (Moke checks-payable to TAXES. Allow 3 weeks fo r delivery) service when supplies fell short. Medium or Hot nated from consideration. committee is headed by B9t down and started com­ what we mean by putting you first. both the discharge of hydrocarbons and We made it stronger. And we made it quieter Salt Lake City schools switched PURR-FECTLY g a om so by putting a double layer of steel in the roof. to standby coal or oil heating. Deborah Breault; legislative AT piling projections for the proj­ carbon monoxide. proposals, Peter Kiss; commu­ WONDERFUL - These are uneasy times. The mercury tumbled to —31 7:15 ect. Caprice, as you can see below, is a lot of nity resources, Jacqueline Os­ FUN! There are major (x>ncems. About pollution. All 1971 Chevrolet engines rim efficiently on at Randolph, in northeast Utah, . »r06 • Highway Agreement'’ Educator Sees Technology THEATER TIME borne; child care facilities, the new no-lead or low-lead gasolines, too, which luxury at a Chevrolet price. early Tuesday, ^30 at Bryce ^ An agreement was reached About safety. About the economy. About your SCHEDULE Karen Punty; youth organiza­ between the Board of Selectmen not only decreases air pollution but increases the Canyon and to —42 at Eagle tion and activities, Albert and hard-earned dollar. We know. Freeh, “ Country Style" A Pa:rt of Higher Learning Nest, N.M. and the highway department life of your spark plugs, exhaust system and other Vega. 'The littlest Chevy ever. It wasn’t changed Burnside Love Story, 7:15, Joyce Carilll, and communica­ last -night in executive session For the past 10 years Chevrolet research from anything. Near-record cold also clung to tion, Skip Walsh. AristoC/js people have questioned thousands of people on engine'compionents. By Ric h a r d z a h l e r “Someone coming from my Arizona, and citrus Industry rias to their'grievances and re- Before building Vega, we read everything we field has a stronger grasp of Cinema I—The Arlstocats, 1, 3, Several members of the A U NEW CARTOON FEATURE J tjuest for overtime pay. every subject from rising taxes to the size of the Associated Press Writer spokesmen predicted a severe Democratic Town Committee Caprice. The b igg^, most luxurious Chevrolet ever. could get our hands on about little cars. We talked SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — that element, and part of my ®> * loss. |®ra TECHNICOLOR® > - Hie highway crew accepted Cinema II—The Owl And The arc acting in an advisory capa­ |)ui offer to pay them time and glovebox in their cars. Mo§it people-probably think of a task is to bring it into combina­ The cold caused light damapre city to the CODA. Plus: “ SEAL. ISLAND" A complete change. to owners. We studied little cars up one side and Pussycat, 7:20, 9:30 • « half four hours worked after We’ve found that price and maintenance costs, college president as one with a tion wltii the other two. to the" Southern California citrus Justices Sworn In down the other and, literally, tore them apart. We RIBS Lindaman is quick to point out State Theatre—The Arlstocats, I !!BompIetIon o f an eight hour trade-in value and quality have becoihe tremen­ Bigness in itself is nothing. But if it allows string of graduate degrees and crop and if it persists agricul­ Town Clerk Elizabeth Ry- ' u ' 7:15, 9:08; Featurette, 6:45, 8:35 you to lengthen the distance between the front and found out what ma(le them tick, or why they a reputation for achievement in that he is not a scientist but a ture officials said, there might chling has issued a list of all lY»y- dously important. technologist, a man who "com ­ UA Theatre — The Owl And 1 The men did not press for at least one academic field. be heavy damage to the avoca­ 16 justices of the peace, noting rear wheels (which we did), then you’ve got didn’t tick. bines and recombines the dis­ The Pussycat. 7:15, 9:15 J any other grievances or changes Your car has to work. It has to last. And But that image doesn't fit Ed­ do crop. that all have been duly sworn D m v h What ticked were gas economy and depend­ coveries of science into novel THEATRE EAST • In their working 'conditions at each new model must have more built-in value. something. ward B. Lindaman, ttie new and filled out the proper forms. ability. What didn’t were underpowered engines, groupings.” His view of the task 2 this time. You’ve got a smoother ride. president of Whitw'o^ OoUege, Their terms begin this week. At Chevrolet, we imderstand. You want facing education is, not surpris­ 1 Hie executive session be- The idea in the 1971 Caprice was to give you cramped quarters and getting blown around in a small Uberal arts institution in France May Have Set The Democratic justices are meaningful change. You want improvements that Spokane. ingly therefore, that of a tech- 2 tween the selectmen and the the looks and comfort of a six- or seven-thousand- the wind. nolo^st. Raymond H. Bradley Sr., Dor­ • Road Superintendent IbllUam are riot just skin-deep, but deep-seated. Lindaman -doesn’t have the othy A. Cahill, Holly K. Gant- In our little Vega, everything ticks. It’s not “ Elducation has rightfully di­ 2 Beveik was caUed at the insis- And one of those, among the many that you’ll dollar car, without asking you to pay anywhere usual academic credentials. His New Arms Sale Record ner, Anita T. Hamblett, Lionel highest earned degree is an as­ vided the world Into pieces,, into • tance of Selectman Robert Du- near that much for it. And above all, to build in just another little car. You didn’t want that. It’s G..Jean, Albert' L. Meyers Sr., find in the 19'71 Chevrolets, is new emission con­ sociate of arts from a Minnesota the academic disciplines,” he PARIS. (AP) — Final figimes the two-engine Atlantic patrol 2 mont and Charies Romondo, one little car that does everything Well. Michael C. Treschuk and Don­ as much dependability and security as possible. N An 'Excellent Bartlecne junior college. And his field is a says. “ The time has come to put are not in, but it appears that bomber made in cooperation The Owl 2 whUe Thifault objected, prefer- trols to help bring back clean air. In every new ald B. Watt Jr. Item combination of electronics, me- these pieces together again in France has established a new with North Atlantic Alliance ' ring to 'work out the offer in novel regroupings which will be countries, and the Breguet 941 Republicans are Donald H. riianlcs and technological man­ high in airms sales In 1970 with n iO e 2 puU lc. agement. more'relevant to our world.” short-takeoff-and-landing — Bishop, William A. Coates, John • Altboiigh Sevclk expressed If education can bring space exports worth approximately A. Czerwlnskl, Lawrence C. r Less than a year ago he was 8TOL — sold In both civil and 2 opinion the request should 81.28 bilUon. Pusjfcat In his 27th year with North Eige science into the tiTidltional military versions. His firm is Latimer, Wesley F. Lewis, Jo­ t come from the highway men Chevrolet curricula Lindaman feels the re­ Business sources are predict­ seph Motycka, Alan V. Olsen MR. STEAK A American Rockwell Oorp., as a one of France’s leading export­ RAY ST A R K -H B M B rt ROSS Ptoduehor 2 themselves, the Selectmen felt Gem ing the figure probably will In­ high-ranking executive in man­ sulting combination may offer ers. and Christina Woods. >44 Center SL, Maackester, • as highway department head Machine Sliced mankind the “ mid-course cor­ crease in 1971. BartnStniiaia agement planning, working in Dassault has been building 2 he was the one who should rep- rection” it needs In learning to Prance is No. 2 as arms purv­ Manchester Evening Herald Phone 64AUM PoUah Style the apace program. and refining Mirages for 10 r»] GBVgB Segal • reaent them. ' live beneficially with its snow­ eyor to the world. Washington Coventry correspondent H(Sly Lindaman believes the transi­ years. In addition to the big; Mi­ The bitter lemon goes every­ 2 IWhUe the 45-mlnute session TV Special. balling technology. records show that the United Gantner, tel. 742-8795. Mon. - F n. 7:15 - 9:15 tion from his former field to the rage IV supplied only to France where. In Europe, the people wa* conducted eight members Chevrolet presents Changing Scene III VEAL academic one is both natural, Educational leadership, he States sold $1.45 billion worth of Sat. 5:45-7:45-9:45 put it on everything. It 1* 2 of the highway department and says, calls upon the same abili­ arms for cash and $281 million as a supersonic nuclear bomb with Engelbert Humperdinck • Don Adams because the respective jobs de­ Sun. 5:46-7 :45-9:45 aquaezed over veal, steak, I* the press waited In the main • Barbara Eden • and a host of other stars ties to marshall men and mate­ for credits in the fiscal year carrier, he has sold 876 of other m i m u o R D mand allied skills, and neces­ Sat. t t Son. Matinee* chicken, and flah to /help ■ room o t the town hall. The men ' • ABC-TV, Jan. 7. Consult local listings for rials that are needed in indus­ ended last June 30. models to a dozen countries. Mi­ N it bring out the natural flavor. sary to the foture of education rage production should reach 11 “ The Adventure* o t 2 Sevclk in the time and channel. LOAF because of the overwhelminjg trial and . technolog^ical produc­ Other leaders In sales include It add* a tangy taste to your per week next year. BIO THRILL SHOW Huckleberry Finn" favorite salad and wake* up • .Town Clerk’B office and the importance, technology has as­ tion, the same abilities to forsee the Soviet Union, Czechoslova­ “ She DevU oti Wheel*” 2 Bgreement was subsequently Figures for the first six AU Seat* 85o . the flavor of vegetables. It sumed in modem society. needs and consequences that kia and Britain. “ HeU’* Angels on W heels” I • announced. months of 1970, the latest sum­ Matinee* Only!! is delicious In soda and add* "A slow and gradual infusion are required in the space pro­ France in 1970 bounced back “ Oloiy Stomper*” 2 ’ Sevclk fuEther sought a regu- mary available, showed sales of zest to iced tea. Squeeze It of a few men of science and in­ gram. from a 1969 slump caused most­ and make your own lemon­ • latlod by 'Which cars parked in 3.8 billion francs, or $684 million dustry into the realm of educa­ His enthusiasm for the ad­ ly by Charles de Gaulle’s em­ ade. There are hundreds of 2 t h e streets during ■winter worth of arms. Additional trans­ tion eventually will help the vancements man may secure bargo on sales to Israel. That different ways to use lemon* • storms may be towed to a cen- actions that have come to public cause of education,’’ he says. through space technology led frightened away other prospec­ in cooking. Try some oif 2 Jral pound, 'to. \riilch Thifault notice include a $216-milllon oura; make up some of your Because of wtiat he reluctant­ him to author his first book, tive buyers. • registered a strong objection. ly calls the "closed” nature of “ Space: A New Direction for The arms business makes deal to build and arm 20 mis­ r own. You’ll love the new lift 2 . The first selectman noted he Mankind,” published in July sile-launching patrol vesselb for it give* to all the food* you academic communities, Linda­ work for about 300,000 French­ T-O-N-l-G-H-T • ha* been broadcaaUng snow 1969 and in its third printingi He West ®ermany. eat and all the beverages yon man says the movement of non- men, is a major source of for­ AND drink. 2 wanilngs over the radio sta- Taat« the Difference! is now planning a second which Other naval sales amounted to I I academicians info education eign exchange, and gives 2 jtorm and in the nevy^Tapers will be slow, but his own experi­ would deal more directly with French diplomats a certain only $540,000 In the first half, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT WILL BE Winter is a great season but when high-ticket items like • 'and will continue to''to .so. . ence at Whitworth leads him to education. orestige in many parts ot.-t)ie I I submarines are involved, the to tome to MR. STEAK, 2 It was eventually agreed that believe it will become more ac- Though Lindaman ■ says the world. shift from space program exec­ figure hits e^reme highs and 244 Center St., 646-1995k ■ 'the constables pedrolUng vari- . cepted. “ Mankind is literally The customers- vary widely. 2 Sevclk stressed the problems uses It for the______benefit______of human- potential for advancing himself j ^ . ' In addition, Colombia has or­ folks. Selections from our 2 to the snow removal operations Ity or he lets it run auSray from and his world, the sky Is still the ,We^ Ge dered an undisclosed number ot I ‘VUZZY LOVELAND JAU QUMTEFI children’s menu are SnoVv DAISY gentins. The government has ___AOrages. __ West____ Germany______and I • ‘caused by the can on the road. him. Education must be on the limit. “ White and the 3 Shrimp, forefront of this Interface, reportedly offered credit at only agreed to build the 24- • TUfault countered that many 3% per cent interest to some Chicken Little, Hunipty ' o t the cars are there because teaching man to befriend tech­ Ucoholic Employes pound Milan rocket 'with which ROLL nology, to ride with it rather buyers, and sweeteitfed other a two-man crew can blast tanks Dumpty Berger, and 2 .'they can’t make it up the (Pork Butts) NEW YORK (AP) - Over 300 deaU with Uberal Ucenslng a fnile or so away. I The Lantern House I Little Jack Homer Steak. 1 .road*, and noted he oppose* Uun on it.” :orporations have started active .penalising these people who are He beUeves a college educa­ agreements for parts or whole Many smaller ^rcraft, espe­ 10 EAST CENTER STBfelET, MANCHESTER ^ | ' Also be sure to join us programs whose practical aim { tion should impart knowledge machines. cially helicopters, are made by for luncheon. OPEN 'jrtuck. France is sometimes called the French natlcHial aero^ace « I Registration numben o t DAYS 11:00 A.M. TO 2 chronic vlcdator* 'wlU be taken of the traditional Ub- ^ cynical for selling to controver­ firm, 8NIAS. 9:00 P.M .! . oral a ^ a d v a n cln g jclen ce and experience of valuabte employ- sial clients like South Africa and Land equ^>ment s(ich as the • by the conatables for future ac- technology and somef sort of at the same time appealing for 4.8-ton ' Paiihaid armored car 2 Uon. “Tliat kind of penetration isn’I HELPFUU HINTS t Sweik was also upset by peo- I spiritual framework. btliers to make peace elsewhere and the AMX 80 medium tank even scratching the surface,” 2 .jdg who purii anow from their Caprice * “Tliere is a need in coUege ed- in the world. Nor has FTench brought first-half wiles to $77 Lemon juice wlU remov» according to Dr. Luther Cloud, • -drivewsy* Into the road, .(kice lation to emphasize the tech' policy always seemed outwardly niilUon. Electronics equipment stain* from your hand*. Just 2 the snow been frosen In I y^Iogiral element in relatiim- consistent. Barely a year after accounted for $52 million. rub on then wash off. • such situatlan* It becomes al- ship to the other two, as cq>- cil on Alctdiolism, sponsors of shipments' to its tradl- Since tfie Israel embaigo, January’si.ni-v'R Alcoholism AI..nhn 1lgm iTlfnirnn. Informa' - . ...______posed to a simide emidiasis on ‘tlonal friend Israel, France re South Africa ha* beconie Pari*’ 2 most Impoaslble to move, he science,” Lindaman says. Uon Month. vealed an order-tor 110 sophisti­ customer Na 1. So ta x it ha* • noted. Hie points out that every 13th cated Mirage warj^aneB to Lib­ bought U6 heUcopters, 45 Mi­ " Italian 2 Piogre** Beport* , employe is . ah alcoholic and ya, which upholdb the Arab rages, over a hundred armored ■ • Thifault Issued progress'- re- these pe<9 le are estimated to view of the 'bUddle East. vehicles, three submarines and 2 ports on several current proj- cost American business over $6 ‘ ects including the CraitoaU A opinion poU indicated 60 an assortment of missUes. Sf>aghefti Meatown j bllUon yearly. 2 Park Dam,, the dump and the p e r cent of the French pec^le Dr... Cloud says that 90 per • 'Admihiatratloa buUdl^. bpposed/that sale. TTie plane’s . cent of the industry’s problem Nighr 2 The work on the engineering SPECIALS for Publlshec Dally Except Sunday* kr builder, Marcel Dassault, him­ Miss LeS^ton Signed w and Holldaya at IS BlsaeU S tr^ drinkers range from age 30 to 56 • n AQvance, jn dividends to the. compaiOJie.s.. ; ^ c h IwUds several models' of Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Caine 2 '&ortiy. . Six Uonths 15.60" and save them millions,” Dr. bOrage filte r s and bombers, and Susannah York are starring, Bread and Butter • - The topographic survey o t Three UoDtlu rnif p.".( > ISC L - —--I One Ilontfa . Cloud adds. the joint Frenclh-Britlsh Jaguar, in. the picture,

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PAGE POtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.'CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JiCNUARY 6, 1971' MANCHESTER E^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1971 PAGE FIVE ------=------i----- 1927 Fish Kill sumption, ax»iording to state re­ zen swordfish and canned tuna were -found in fish preserved brain damage, blindness and Throwaway E fso n o m y Since this is the,.case, Mrs. Muskie Vijsiting searchers. found to contain mercury leveWsince 1927. *rhe highest levels birth defects. Andover Miller sa|d„ |kfid Jthe deadline Paris Visit STAR. iSAXElC* The fish were kept at the New higher than the FDA maximum came from waters bordering in- Diamond said he did not know NEW YORK (AP) — Acting for filing hills^^ this legiala- By c e a V r . p o l l a n - Found Loaded Sanitation Commissioner Je­ VATICAN CTTY (AP) — Israel in 'T ou r LIBRA York State Museum to illustrate of 0.5 parts per nylUlon. ^ dustrlal operations, but levels whether any harm had been li i ^ i s .Tuin.,^?(r anyone with a ’ ^ Amis rome Kr5tchmer says 72,001 Pope Paul VT probably will M A R.lt Your Daily AttivUy Guid* varieties of fish found in state ’Die highest concentrEdion of high as dl6 parts per million caused by affected fish in New Mrs. Miller Sets Jan. 25 hill or potential bill should con­ According to Ihn'Stars. With Mercury abandMied autos were removed visit 'Paris this year, a Vati­ Of Middle East -^!<^ahI. I» waters, Henry L. ^ Diamcmd, mercury found in prwerved fish were found -in fish taken from York State. tact her Immediately for further To develop messoge for Thursday, S;“£! from the streets in the t^^f the Monday such a 'visit was PHONE 646-2130 PHONE 646-2130 1 Someone 31 Speciol 61 Your OCT: 22( 43 years ago and preserved Stats Rsp. Mrs. Dorothy daughter, Diane, 7, on Cook rael today for the first stop of a A M . 10 62 Work . Diamond’s findings followed let near Rochester, 'Diamond poeaibllity that mercury in the a Denver firm said a truck haul-' "The abandoned car situa­ Public Health Nursi^ A k^cy "not csdy possible but abso­ 2 Mqny 32 Phone Drive in Bolton. ( MAY 20 3Be 33 FirKficiot 63 Out NOY. 2l'. have been found - to contain the removal from the market by said. old fish had come from the pres- ing a ll0,00(>-pound punch press tion,’ ’ he said Monday , "is a- filler will return to Andover which includes the towns of A^i- lutely probable.’’ There was tour that also will take him to 34 Money- 64.You're This week will be a particular­ ROLL BALANCES OF WOOL HEAVY CONTRACT QUALITY OM6-1fr2l-27 \ 4 Take 8- 9-13-15/; twice as much' mercury as is the federal Food and Drug Ad­ Other mercury ccmcentrations erving process. Diamond said, from Detroit to Denver wore out perfect example of our careless, .; 0 meet with her constituency dover, Hebnm and Columbl^-. no immediate comment by Egypt, the Soviet Union and ^38.43.83«r SVicioift 35 Honds 65 Lighter 24-57-50 ly busy one for Mrs. lyDUer. On 6^;jo«,y 36 Your 66T(^y now considered safe for con­ ministration of shipments of fro­ as high aa one port- pei' million Mercury poisoning can cause six tires worth $600. throwaway ecmiomy.’ ’ ■n the evening of Jan. 26 In the is' conducting B.,bloodmDbile on official spokesman. West Germany. ’Ihe Democratic GIMINI 'Thursday, her fellow employed 37 Mote 67 Offer SAGITTARIUS Monday at the Congregational of the 'Visit was re- RegularPrico...... SI4.95 Sf.^Yil. *15 1 MAY 21 8 Borrowing 38 Takes 68 Wrong NOK. 22 / own office building. in the personnel department presidential hopeful said he sup­ 69 Things Church in Columbia trom 1:45 to emphasize th e' '^JUNIria 9 Or 39 But JL ports U.S. commitments to 10 Expects 40 Up 70 Groin 0£C. 21 1 ^ 1 . During her last visit to town, are feting her at a luncheon, p.m. to 6:30 p.m. pofitlff^SvBupport of the Inter- Now...... S 9B0 $i|. Y d . 2.35-52.AI 11 Is 41 Transactions 71 Lor>g- 23-34-55-67^^ he legislator urged that Snvone while on Friday, her last day Potential donors are being nafional Ypar of EducaUm maintain the "la b ility of Israel '62.A5.66 12Be 42 W ith 72 Cherished 74-75-79-82'^ rho would like to discuss filing at Aetna, she will be saying 13Lendir>g 43 Turn 73 Desire sweeping reductions on hundreds of mid-winter items contacted by telephone, accord­ declared by t)i® UJT. Educa­ . . . and I don’t think our effort SIZE COLOR PRICE CANCER 1'4 Busy 44 Apologise 74 Moy CAPRICORN- 1 bill with her should contact farewells to ail her friends, co­ ing to Andover recruitment tional, ficlenUfio and Cultural should be marginal." \ j U N C 21 151s 45 If 75ArourxJ Die: let immediately, since the dead- workers tmd employers. Organisation, whteh'is based 12x19-0 Green Moresque...... • • .$288.00 16Someor)e 46 Gossip 76 Come to clear our shelves and racks before inventory chairman Mrs. Henry Wroblln- Muskie arrived 16 hours late JULY.22 17 Cautious 47You 77Todoy JAN. Ine for filing hills Is Jan. 20. Legislative activity tomor­ sici: However, walk-in donors in the French capital. 12x17-6 Beige Maresque ...... $213.00 18 You're 48 With 78 Coll 44^45-47-59^ ' She also explained, what an- row win- be mostly "pomp and due to bad weather in London. 19AU . 49 You 79 Your 53-54-58 e , shop D&L tonight, Thurs, & Fri. to 9 are needed and would be most 12x16-9 Beige Maresque...... $204.00 1732-78.84.89 5 0 A ^ 8 0 O f Tual sessions of the legislature, circumstance," for inauguratiem During a five-day stay the 20 Right. AQUARIUS welcome. LEO j 21 A 51 Con 81 Pleosont ipproved In the November proceedings will take up the Maine senator will meet Pre- 12x14-3 Sold Maresque . . . $171.00 £ 22 Anxious 52 Moke 82 Way JAN. 20 D^LifiVE STORES PF FASH The goal for this Monday’s Danbury Premiums ilScUon, will entail.. day. She, along 'with the other .Ister Abba Eban, Defense Mlnis- 4 23Attroctive 53 Attain 83.For H I. >1 „ blood drive is 76 pints of blood. 12x14-0 Beige Maresque...... $148.00 1 AU®. 22 54 A 84 From 'n e 1071 M B s lo n , which begins state senators and representa­ Rise After Bombing er Aba Eban, Defense Minis­ I 24 Not 4 - 5-4 Anyone over 21 ybars- of age in ^7-12-14-25 T 25 Changing 55 Don't 85 Go omorrow arid continues through tives, must be at the opening ter’xMoehe Dayan and other 12x10-9 Sold Maresque ...... $123.00 I 26 Pep «56 M aking 86 Overboard 50- TOjMOl reasonably good health may DANBURTT (AP) —Danbury, 1J69-75-77 he first Wednesday of Jun5, will of the session of legislature at leaderii. 12x10-9 : Green Maresque ...... $123.M i 27 About ' 57 Advisople 87 Better PISCES volunteer to donate blood. where the police station was VIRGO < 28 In 56 A 88 Surprise ake up any matters pertaining 10 a.m. at which time she will H I. 19 ^ Anycme desiring further in­ bombed during a ,l)ank robbery Asked 'about the "even-hand­ 12x10-9 Beige Maresque ...... $123.W g 29 0etolls 59 Find 89 You o'the legislature.'The 1972 ses- be sworn into office'. ed’’ American policy in the Mid­ Q 30 Involving * 60 Now ^ mar. 20*^ formation or an appointment for last February, will'have to pay 12x10-3 » Beige Maresque...... $119.00 lidn, however, will concern It- Following the swearing-in almost three times as much as dle East that officials of the ^ 3^17-^29 ) Good Adverse Neutral 5- 11-19-204 dcxiating blood should call either n8ip 139-55-85-85^ leK solely with financial mat- ceremony, the Wadsworth Mrs. Wrobinski or Chapter last year for insurance on pub­ Nixon administration prdmised 9x19-6 Blue Tweed ...... when they moved-into power :ers—EdI other business must Atheneum is giving a luncheon chairman, Mrs. JcQm Gromtin of lic buildings, the Common Coun­ 9x19-0 Red-Brown-Sold Tweed ...... $171.00 two years ago, Muskie said: 1 iWalt the 1978 session, she sidd. for all the legislators and their Columbia. cil reported Tuesday night. 9x16-0 Red-Brown-Sold Tweed ...... $144.00 Mrs. Miller noted that she will families at the Atheheum. Then Manchester Evening Herald ’Ihe-cityr-vriUch-had-asked for "What we want in this area is 9x19 Blue Green Tweed ...... ^ ...... $178.M Patman Eyes retire Friday from the Aetna they will go on to view the Andover correspondent Aiam bids, reported by last week’s peace and that is the objdbtive. Audie Clear Lite and Casualty (Company in Governor’s Parade after which Frlsina, Tel. 742-9347. deadline no Insurance compan­ Peace is beneficial to all the 9x19 Dark Green Maresque . . .'...... $l'8.TO people in the area, and even- LOS ANGEHJBS (AP) — Hartford. comes the inauguration of the ies had expressed interest in 9x18-3 Dark Green Maresque...... $1^«®® Patched Home handedness means nothing to AudUe Murphy, the most She Is taking an early retire­ governor at 2 p.m. at the state offering coverage to the city. 9x16-9 Plain Green ...... JI^^.OO ment after completing SO years capltoI. Oti^nal Surfaces With the help of state offi­ me because it doesn’t describe a Sales to Poor decorated U.8. soldier of policy, it doesn’t describe the World . War has been )f'service with the Aetna per- Capping off the day’s activi­ ’TBirnDAD, Coio. (AP) — cials, the city was able to ob­ 9x13-6 Blue Tweed ...... JJ JJ-JJ n, facts.” WASHINCSfrON (AP) — Gov­ cleared of charges that he lonnell department, partially to ties for Mrs. Miller are either of Some of the’ streets in this tain ^coverage .for premiums of 9x13-0 Celadon Green Tweed ...... $|l»*w •jive full attentlcm to her con- Muskie said the United States ernment appraisers are turning carried blackjacks illegally. the two inaugural balls or a southern Colorado city still have $72,988, it was learned at the . greaslonal duties and also tp de­ their original brick surfaces and council meeting'. The city had is committed to Israel’s surviv­ 9x11-9 Green Maresque ...... $'®®*50 Su^rlor Court Judge & dinner for the Bolton Republican their backs to fast-buck slum coats and suits hosiery children’s and girls’ vote more time to her family. many of the bricks are stamped previously been paying approx­ al, “ always has been and I ex­ 9x11-6 Aqua-Brown Tw eed...... • • .$ 99.00 Jiames Kjits. dismissed the Town Committee to which she speculators who are selling with the name, “ Trinidad.” imately $24,(X)0 for coverage. pect always will be.” charges ’Tuesday, saying the. Mrs. MUler lives with her has been inirited. X>atched-up houses to poor peo­ 45-year-old Medal of Honor Merry Lee panty hose, reg. 1.6 9 ...... 1 .1 0 ple, the House Banking Commit­ wiimer is authorized to carry tee staff says. , blackjacks because he is a better imtrimmed coats Merry Lee mesh nylon stockings, reg. 1... .7S C / entire stock of girls’ Chairman Wright Patman, D- special officer on the police Van Raalte panty hose, reg. 3 ...... 3 for 8 5 Tex., said ’Tuesday the rei>ort force at Port Hueneme winter coats and jackets showed the "Federal Housing northwest of Los Angeles. . $44 to $54 Hummingbird panty hose, reg. $ 2 ...... 8 1 Administration is more interest­ Officers said they found reg. $65 to $80 ed in the welfare of the«real es­ two blackjacks in MurjRiy’s tate speculator than it is in the car last May 28 when they ■You’ll find all lengths in the season’s smartest 1 /3 off homeowner or the taxpayer.’ ’ arrested him fort investiga­ silhouettes . . . a wide variety of rich fabrics. Patman said some specula­ tion of assault and battery Junior and misses’ sizes. Gardner, Gastworth, Kaper Jac, Casual Time, tors were marking up home against a dog trainer. A warm sleepwear Playland. 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. prices 1,000 per cent under the jury acquitted him of those new program, put into effect charges in October. two years ago. But Housing and Pant coats in meltons, corduroys, novelty fabrics, Urban Development Secretary wet look trims, combination fabrics. 7 to 13. 8 3.99 to 5.99 George Romney disputed that, Defense To Ask to 18. reg. to $55 ...... 2 4 4 ) 0 to 3 8 .9 0 reg. $6 to $9 saying he had inspected some of Girls’ fur hats, reg. $8 to $12...... Vz off the houses involved in the Wash­ Venue Change In Zip-out raincoats, famous label, misses’ sizes, Long gowns, short gowns, shirts with pants, ington, DJC., area, and found reg. $55...... 3 0 4 N ) pajamas, sleep coats. Girls’ dresses, pant dresses and jumpsuits, 4 to 6x, the highest markup to be about Trial of Angela 7 to 14, reg. $7 to $15 ...... any, in its mmounce- into court were killed. reg. to $40 ment ’Tuesday, said "assembly Her fellow defendant is San and manufacturing operations Quentin c/mvlct Ruchell Magee, Long robes, dusters, wrap-arounds and all other Boys’ wool sport coats, 8 to 20. reg to $30. of the Royal ’Tyi>ewrlter Col., accessories loungewear. division of .■ LiRon Industries, '/j to Vz Off will be suspended from Jan. 25 through Jan. 29/ while a physi­ Maritime Museum Ladies’ scarfs, squares and oblongs, reg. $2 & Boys’ jeans, permanent press. Flare or straight cal inventory is conducted.” $3 CFcrV ’The approximately 1,760 work­ Planned in Maine leg, 8 to 18. reg. to $8...... 3 .9 9 & 4 .5 9 ers affected will not be paid POR’PLAND, Maine (AP) — Ladies’ hat & scarf s e t s ...... Vi oH for the week they -must take A newly incorporated maritime handbags & jewelry Boys’ cotton flannel pajamas, reg. to $5 DEm iT BAIN...... $ 9,417,933. museum pegged to' Maine’s sea­ Ladies’ wool mittens and gloves, reg $2 & $3 1 .S 4 primari­ sample jewelry Memtier F’O.I C •Mnshrooms to $9 ...... 4 J I 9 ly to the General Motors strike. Breaded Outlet at THE PLACE Consumer Credit includes Mushrooms ^ , ' V ' ' ' ' , amounts owed W indlvldusls to | Macaroni Meat Saooe 1 /2 off Men’s famous name knit shirts, long sleeves, mock financial institutions, retailers with MoahrooBis •' r — ‘ Eight cenvMlMit offIcM swvlng V and other distributors for fi­ lb 1 /2 off reg. to $20 turtle, turtleneck, and collared styles. S, M, L; XL. “It It's ftaytUng Dans nancing ctmsumer purchases. ItJ 1 reg. $6 to $10 ...... t...... 3.99 MAHCHESTER • BBT HAWFORD • so, WINDSOR * BOltOH IKITCir does not include, real estate WUh BlHhfoenis, We Save on dresses, sportswear, coats, slacks, tops. Salesinen’s sample jewelry including jet, rhinfe- mortgSges and insurance'. poUcy O o ItM o n a t Pre-teen sizes 6 to 14. stone, metal and stone set pieces. Men’s fall arid winter outerwear . . ^ wools, leath­ Mam 0«lioa • Pftfhftdo • N a I M and BoHon Netoh • OpM t a t W Noeii loans. P4(M9n « l'' ers, suedes, nylon, fur. . . . .2 0 % to 5 0 % off ■ 1 . Tile previous record dixip also j sras $802 miUlon, in June itM3. U-

-1 \ i ' MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,-1^71 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTERnEVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 amd suburbem growth by setting tion on how toe population with­ abamdone toe "sell Colorado” ban countt^ Arapahoe, Jeffer­ Denver Studies concept, amd discourage indus­ son aupd'Adams. The point is conceded. in the up a green belt of pauks and ag­ in toe .complex -would be con- Stam p S ricultural projects 36 miles wide tailned, once toe maudmum was tries from coming ■ to areas population ot toe area in What is notable is that, on his way to­ N eu B Plan to Control to fem^e (xit encroautoing popular reached. where toe population Is alreauly lost year's census was counted " lEwpntmj ifpralJii ward making this particular point, the Uon from satellite communities. "This (9111 be up to toe indivi­ g r e a t” . ^ ' at alxMit 1.26 mllUon, amd toe, P^opulation Limit commission anticipated toe 1.5 union official neglected to realize' that \ "It’s an idealiatlc concept, dual irabdivlslons,” Peters said. “We should encourage, ifidus- wool knlrting woratod yes,” aadd DrJdax Peters, com­ tries, and indl'vlduaUs,.'tio settle million figure could be reached PUBUSHBD BY THE he may have been making another and DBINVER (AP) — The Ooloror "They’ve got to refuse building . cbooae .tram •• (xilois! HERALD PRINTINQ CO., INC. mission chairman amd dean o f permits amd 'write leglsladibn- In sections of the., state where within five yeairs. ~ 13 Blssell Street a different kind of ptont. do Evironmentaa Oommission, the college of engineering at toe ■ The environmental bill is ex­ Uancheatei\ Conn. saylng you cannot build hous­ population amd j^Qe cure need­ '■till only i*os. ftkieln THOMAS F. FERGUSON am lulvisory agency for toe state University o f Oolcxrauio, “ but it pected to be one of toe first bills 9§e w WALTER R. FERGUSON What he was invlttog, to his. remarks, ing. And if there aup yiolations, ■ ed,” adie sai d .' government, wamts to keep toe wlU get -peoglo taOking. It’s a Gov. - John Love said he be­ introduced before toe Colorado PxibitflhfiTS was some attention to the possWlity that amd toe building continues, sim­ Founded October 1. 1881 wide (gien spaces around toe good bill.” p ly teajc down toe houses.” lieved ^cusadon of Wl issue Legislature convening today. Pirt>IMked Every Evening Except Sundays this business of getting construction \ fbur-c«fimy' rJenYfe?" m eT r^l- The population limit amd Dr. Ruth Weiner, chemistry would be good and thait he fa­ and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at tan area wide open. Manchester. Ck>nn., as Second Class Mail ■labor up to $12 an hour m ight have som e- . green belt concept -lyere includ- profesBor ait ’Templ.e Buell Cbl-. vored dispersal of toe state’s \ It prop(»es to do so by limit­ llO th Birthday Matter thing to do with the fact that construc­ "ed in a proposed Colorado Bnri- lege and a member ot the com­ populatUm. ing toe population to 1.9 million ronmental A ct o f 1971. A section mission’s executive committee, The praposbd enidronmentaJ MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) — SUBSCRIPTION RATES tion workers are, occasionally, running Payable In Advance persons, 260,000 m ore than now said, “No poUticaa aubdl'vlalons envisioned a mUder pt^cy of act on populattion limit matoe no TheoidiUus May received a con­ One Year $30.00 reside here. Six Months . 15.50 into periods when there is no work for shall exceed a total populaition “encouragement and discour­ specific reference to Denver, gratulatory telegram from Three Months 7.80 Tlie com m ission aq>proved a of 16 million persoipL” agem ent.” but currently It could aipply only President Nixon on his llOto One MmHh .. 2.60 them to do for their $12 EUi. hour. plan Tuesday to shut off Denver There was no recommenda­ She sadd toe state aihould to Denver amd its ring of subur­ birthday Tuesday MEMBER OF Actually, of course, It is oilly to what ' •<' ' >'< J''., , THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'Pie Associated Prees« is exclusively en­ seems a somewhat spectacular . hourly titled to the use of republlcation of all news dispatches credited to it or not other­ amount, rather than to principle, .that wise dredited in this paper and also the local news published here. the present day construction worker'^is AH rights of republlcatkm of'special dis­ any different from everybody elsb.'. patches herein are also reserved. . STD KRONI8H Bverybody except the retired fixed to-’ Tlic Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ AP Newsfeataips sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ come person jumps gladly into the In­ graphical errors^ appettring in advertise-, Dominica is a small British- mcnts and other reading matter in The flationary ballocm of our times, and each Manchester Evening Herald. governed island In toe Carib­ assumes that his wa^s, or his pn^ts, Subscriber to Los Angeles Thnes-Washing- bean discovered by Columbus lon Post News Service. his costs and his prices, can keep going Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. on a Sunday. Sometimes cadled Publishers Representatives — Mattiews, Shcuinon and Cullen Inc., Speclai Agenev up foreyer and that he cannot be blam­ "Sunday Islamd,” toe colony am- — New York. .Chicago. Detroit and Boston. ed, therefore, for at least making sure ually celebrates its Natlonad Wednesday, January 6 that he gets for himself as fair a share Day to commemorate toe occa­ of the general loot as he can. sion amd usuadly issues a post­ As Peace Talks Resume No agreement among men, or organi­ age stamp set as well. . This year’s Natlonad Day set OF MANCHESTER The hiatus In peace talks in the Near zation, or institutions, and no policies of consists of three stamps. The Bast has intensified and hardened the government, ever succeed to turning this designs are too result of a local contest conducted for the first confrontation there. Perhaps, by doing round and making people realize that time. Locad autlsts based their so, it has created rame chance that, their own reasonable dip into the pie is designs on l(x<8d themes amd toe when the peaCe talks resume, they will nevertheless one of the things that con­ new stamps Illustrate their best efforts. do so to some purpose. tributes to its going sour for everybody The 6 cents d ^ cts two Domi­ STARTS TODAY! The main thing that has happened eventually. nica girls in natlonad drees of since the truce was first negotiated and - All we know, when the result begins the 18to century. The 8 cents the first peace talks were held and then to come to us, is that we had it so good, shows local historic objects in­ cluding am I8to century maice abruptly discontinued is that both the and that now we suddeidy have a with SyWton o n u s At Gettyiburg and basketry. [Hie $1 bears toe great outside powens involved in the lot less. Or, to be specific again without CEMETERY RIDGE natlonad flag amd. niap. Each Near Bast conflict have deepened and levying any particular blame, even a 1$2 stamnp carries toe vignette por­ trait of <)ueen Elizabeth II. A increased their commitment to their re­ an hour man can encounter a situation perforated souvenir sheet with spective clients in the area. in which he can't get even one hour's t| io three stamps, flanked by lo- When, in the first hours of the truce, work, partly because the $12 an hour oad scenes and toe national coat (tf aumis, also wais Issued. the Russians and Bgyptlams did some­ rate has-.helped kill off potential new Inside The Connally Open Form thing with their alignment of interceptor construction projects. ; DID YOU KNOW THAT , . . missiles along the Suez frontier, they Haurvarti University begam offer- Ipg courses in philately in 1937? handed Israel a master bargaining point The Oneple could disagree, that Israel now consents to return to the just before Christmas between dure Oonnadly’s appointment. establishment. Here aigaln, Con­ of toe same day by about 38 per lopes? From 1840 to 1900, Queen consUtutlooal am^dment nadly’s appointment undercuts with his stands l set hat Connally's appointment help 9 ^ . Marie Dobler of Naples, My own Icng-faeld belief, for which I with his party’s le&ers here. that, to enter toe national scene, U.S.S.R. This has had conslder- in motion machinery to bripg such questions. All that can be said is helps Tower not at all. Non does Italy, amd Miss Victoria Iselin have been roundly criticized-by lawyer Actuadly, only teeto-grlttlng he must run for the Senate amd ahle Influence In cooling toe a foreign aid student to the Cannonball Bed 4/6 that if both the protagonists on the scene in 19re. it, as many first assumed, ^ ar- tensions between toe y.S. amd BCh(X>l. >, of Cambridge; two sorts,' Colum­ friends, is that on constitutional mat­ bus Jr. of Dover and Sgt. (available 5/0 also) and their great shadow 'sponsors on the ters, the court should be required to Moreover, Barnes would be antee Texas’s 26 electorad votes U.S.S.R. since 1968. It was toe opposing Tower 'with a diverse for President Nixon in 1972. “Crusader from Connecticut” Thomas Iselin, stationed at Ft. world scene decide to be pragmatic, in have more than a one-vote margin. Per­ A Thought for Today Current Quotes C<4>yrigfat 1971 Field Enter­ -Devens; his mother Mrs. Lewis haps it should be 6 to 3, or 7 to 2. Af­ Sponsored by tb^ Manchester coadition that might keep .togeth­ who told the Sepate that we had ” ’I think my speeches bear scru­ Night Table % 89. $ 75. $ 14. this great age of pragmatism rather er long enough for toe 1972 elec­ prises, Inc. put too many men Into toe war' . iselin of New York City; a ter all, to the jury box unanimity is usu­ Council of Churches tiny as entities . ..'—Vice Prea- -brotlier,, Lewis of Camden, than principle, there ought to be inter­ tion. With toe liberal Sen. Ralph In 'Vietnam and It was he who ident apiro T, Agnew in a televi­ ally required. Is the Constitution any Maine; a sister Mrs. Thomas Yarborough defeated in toe 1970 cadled for a reduction of the sion Interview. .: national lawyers somewhere who could. less important? “The Moral Laws” On lU s 0 ^ 'tiatarge ot KUl^igly, Conn., amd prim ary I amd Ctonnally removed Am erican force In Vietnaun. “ The total mllltaury outflow VALERO by Drexel Reg. Sale Save . devise a formula by which the enemies Ot course, the founding fathers never (from various sources) to WashiWon, toe two poles of In 1769, toe widow, Martha This plan has since been estab­ from toe United States since -six gramdcblldren. expected the Supreme Court to have the Private funeral services will of the Near Bast could proceed to live One must not will self-contra­ Texas Itemocratic politics aire Damdrldge Custls, m arried lished by President Nixem, and 1919' would be on toe order of power it has not attained. They did not ‘ tte BYlday stioniotMi In Grace D i ^ s e r dictory vaUues. game. 1 ^ enkbles Barnes to George Washington. Tom Dodd, although a Demo­ $179 billion.”—Sen. J.W. Ful- $939. $699. $270. and let live with each other, and thus foresee that the Oonstttution would be -EpUcopad Ctiurch in Vineyard interpreted new this way, iww that way; One must be logical woo labor leaders and erstitoile In 1912, New M exico 'becam e crat, has supported President bright, D-Ark., before a Senate-- let the rest of the world live too. ■Haven. / . ^ r as social doctrine, legal insights, or just One must be true to self-impos­ Yarborough money-radsers While toe 47th state. Nixon. As then 'Vice president HOuse econom ic subcom m ittee. ^ Mirror We are this much ahead — emd it is a plain politics or prejudice should dic­ ed ideads grpaf deal to be ahead — of wdiere we One must consider aind on toe tate. Had they realized the importance ■ Jail ’fjTerm Over Chest were before the cease-fire came Into ef­ and variability of the court, I brtleve whole, approve toe conse­ ■ they would have required the ipecial quences of one’s choices aind ABILBNE, Tex. (AP) — Dr. fect last summer. The fates involved kind of majority they prescribed for oth­ actions. By Whitaker 8. B . TTumipson and 21 ^ - Headboard 4/6 or 5/0 are at least being' examined instead ot er great matters'. One must seek toe best possibly Murry College students were being blindly rushed into. The fates and The requirement for more than a bare values to every situation. locked in jadl with the sheriff— One must choose a coherent life and (xxildn't get out. Night Stand $145. $115. $ 30. X stakes have, in the meantime, become majority runs through American exprti- S^FE $270 ence. It is contemplated,, for instance, to in which toe widest possible 1 HiomiMon led his claiSs to toe more binding. It almost seems, then, amendmmt to the presldMitial election rainge of values is readized. T aylor Ckxmty Jail' fo r a tour that the resumption of peace talks can­ provisions, so that the nation does not One must will toe ideal vadues BQ m s TIME you 8MQULD A U B E amd then, “just to get a feel of in each experience.' thinga,” aisked to be locked In­ Save not fail. That does not mean that a wisp have a minority president. More than a DIXIE MODERN WALNUT Reg. Sale majority used to be required for presi­ One tnust readize in himself toe DATING VOUR LETTERS AND side a cell. of prayer, from mankind as a whole, dential nominations to the conventions. maudmum vadues of which he Sheriff George Maxwell joined "Tower -West" would be inapproiwiate. In state oohstituUons there are many is capable in harmony ^ with CHECKS M 9 7 r ....TOO MANV ARE toe professor emd studwits be­ ------a,------brakes on precipitous action. m oral law. SHLL USING I9 7 0 ...I A8KTHAT hind toe cell door axid ordered it The essence of the American system One must respect others as ends laxsked. Dresser & Mirror $383. $229. $ 54. $12 An Hour But Out Of Work is the safeguarding of power against in themselves amd cooperate A d g y ^ E F FD R T BE MADE BV THE TwMity minutes latter, jaUers abuse. The three branches of govern­ to achieving auid\ sharing wero stin trying to en toe An official ot one of tl\e constructicn ment, the division of authority between vadues. FEW g n iL WRITING IN 1 9 6 B S l9 e 9 / 'stubborn cell door. Chest unions was quoted, tlfe other day, as be­ the federal government and the states, You must base adl your acts on “It was beginning to get em barraasing,” Maxwell aald upon ing offended by public reports that his the very cooUtiDn nature o f the poUUcal what an idead personadity Headboard & Frame parties, all fragment pbwee. These ele­ ought to be both indlviduadly being releoacd. union members, now having got their ments often delay aoUen. Biit they have auid socladly. wage rates up toward fl2 ofi hour, sometinea prevented disaster. All persons ought ais far tis pos­ Commode $69. $ S9.‘ $ 10. Mr. Dooley ovenatmpUtied when he sible to cooperate with other should be classed as $20,000 to $29,000 a / said, the Supreme Court follows the elec­ persons to toe production amd 'PANGE AND year men. ' KOPLC OO MOT LACK C n tEM O T H I tion retunis. Sometimes there is a very enjoyment of shared vadues. THIV la c k VHLL. I riJEL OIL “ It you take ,the hourly wages and long, time tag.. But cannot toe interpre­ All persons ought to devote ‘ ■ mulUi^y them by thousands of hours,” tation ot toe Constitution rest on strong­ themselves to serving toe brat GASOLINE er foundatiens than a popular election, interests of toe group amd to said this union official, “you might get influenced' as that'is txy a iitousand vari- subonllnate personad gadn to that kind of salary flguiv in apme areas. kblWI?. . sociad gain. BANTLY OIL How wise it to that toe Oonstttution All persons ought, to choose , SAVE $54. But we've got at least 0,000 members I o\||' \ \) |\l cannot be amended except by-a" v ^ ideads to the llght cf what toe out of work in northern California alone, ■ - V - ■ ■' ■ ^ V . . . careful process to Congresssand to state whole Community ought to be­ ; I \| \_| \ - I i>’l I I aiid 2,000 unemtdoyed to Ohio. So you come (toe klead Community). legUdatures. Judicial iiderpt^ation ot 111 1.1“ I can’t Just nqultiply the bourty rate by the the Constitution to. sometimes tsnta- J. Manley S^w\ 935 Mam Street - Opeh 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Thursday and Friday Nights Unfit 9 P^M. - Closed Mondays - Telephone 643-5171 Pamtor -- ' number of hours a man could possibly mount to amendment. Why n ot safe­ K iM l\ ■ li Ir ' < “ ■ - * ' guard it? -rElRWm V. CAMHAM IN 1 ' South United w ork.” THE CHRI8TTAN 6CIBNCB MONITOR • Methodist Church'

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER feVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 f j PAGENINE bassy in Copenhagen told a Directors Table Decision lumhia Vernon B i ■ B i group of (Danes to take a similar British TV Crew Visits Tj}wn Bobby Seale ‘ Drug Center petition' with 10,000 names and "go to hell." The group The Drug Ad'visory Certter,- would mail the petition In Outburst ' Mrs. William H. Trinks Way to Apollo Interview 81 Russell St., is observing Hearing Set ETORO’ Does The Job Betterl! Kremlin. Mrs. Emma Dixon Trinks, the following schedule; Public Debates :: ot Off Ground in ’70 nedy to film technical manipu­ 70, of East Hartford, nuotlifer ------By GENE HUSSEAU During Trial Monday through Friday, On Sewer ■ * cl ___i lations taking place in control 8:30 a(.mi to 5 p.m. By VIRGINIA OARILBON The Bed. les appealed to toe ing to Mrs Donald Harris, sec- siren at toe corner of Whitney /n W inter — Plows Snow and of Mrs. Robert Giguere of Man­ A pre-liftoff highlight of Apol- centers removed fltom the (Herald Correspondent) Court (rf^Oommon Pleak and all retary. Road when ft malfunctioned chester, , Ronald Trinks and Lockheed Rejects lo 14 television coverage will actual launch pad. While mll- (Continued from Page One) A telephone backup ser­ three/appeeppeais were denied by Now, what about the fellow and rang steadily for a half an Amendment J® In Summer— Cuts Grass Mrs. Malcolm Morton, both ,of be.an interview with the astro- n on s'of eyes follow the orange vice is available Monday Ski Road, Sewers: Now, you thought that this South Windsor, and sister of ^)ffer to Settle that is going to cause any prob-' through Saturday from 6 column would start off again by *n^Judge who said, “ The Board who was defeated for a post on hour? nauts at the Houston space cen- rocket flame, L.awt'hn and Ingle The Town Coimcil Monday \Wllllam Dixon of Manchester, lems,.around. here, bpt I will.” p.m. to 3 aim. An overflow crowd at the hearing room in the mu­ saying that the proposed town not act ‘illegally, the Zoning Board of Appeals Well, the decorations ' are ter. ^11 ba recording the jumble of night set Jan. 18 for a public med Vesterday at Manchester With Pentagon David Dawton and Thomas brain and machine operations Seme: “I don’t care about For drug advisory infor­ nicipal building last night forced the Board of Directofs office building—after five yeara arWtrarily or unreasonably’ but but thought he was eledted and down, the pine needles are up, Jjfeniorial Hospital. She- was the to move its meeting to room A-7 at Manchester attended a couple of meetings? except for those you will find hearing on a proposed amend­ Ingle, two members of a Brit-, that support the liftoff. that. I care about a fair trial.” mation, call: 647-9222. —was still Just that: Proposed. properly.” ment to^toe existing sewer as­ wife of William H. Trinks. combining with School. It soon became apparent that most of those in Right? The appeals were denied in And what about the fellow who under the heat trim in July, heed Aircraft Corp. rejected to- ^ If sucessful, Apollo 14 will Mulvey: “ Mr. Seale, I do. Mr. sessment ordinance. She is also survived by i oth­ place men on the moon for the ------attendance were there to dft- Wrong. December and later that month was elected to the post, thought and it’s time for a leisurely 3 UNITS INCtUDING— e r sons, 3 other daughters, 3 day the ^vernment’s offer ^to yesterday after a G tey , I suggest you talk, to cuss two ItomB—the proposed he was defeated and stayed reading of the bills. Town Attorney Abbott Schwe- third time. Plans call for two It’s a concrete fact (no pun BecMsh announced that he bel explained that toe amend­ other brothers, 3 sisters, 22 setUe its dispute on the contro the home of your client.” location of an access' road to lntended)^that ground was brok- would pursue the matter In the home? And what did they ever Oh? ^You forgot? Doesn’t of the three astronauts to spend G an^: "Calm down. Knock it ment is necessary due to an ex­ grandc||illdren, and a great­ and Mts. Ralph Lundbei^ 34 hours on the lunar surface, New Items the Northview Ski area off S. do to whoever axed the fire everyone? ject. The firm said it would seek off. Hobby,” en for the addltioh to-Yeomans Supreme Court. ^ ' ' isting conflict in the ordinance grandchild. of 26 Radding St. highlighted by -two moon walks Lakewood Circle and the pro­ U POWER HANDLE, VA HJP. to recover its losses through liti­ Markle then resumed ques­ Hall in early December and the in e grand list went over $11,- pertaining to the use of sewers Funeral services will be to­ Lawton, soundman, and Ingle, of four to five- hours. During - ^ ARRESTS posed installation of sewers in gation. Approved bullder $ays the addition will be ooo.ooo and the town budget top­ and toe one concerning method morrow at 11 a.m. at (Newkirk cameraman, comprise a film that time the spacemen hope to tioning of Mrs. Lorec, but Gar­ Dennis LaChapelle, 20, of the Greenwood and Overlook ready for occupany by May ped $1,000,00(> for .the, first time. of assessment. and- Whitney Fuh’eral .Home, Lockheed board chairman, team contracted by the Brit­ beam live color pictures of their ry stood up and asked for a re­ Vernon,' charged with larceny Dr. areas. It also became clear Daniel J. Haughton, described cess. Five years to decide and five Tax assessors had to be granted Atty. Schwebel offered toe 2. ) 20” « SNOW HOUND . . 318 Burnside A y4., East Hart­ ish 'Breadcasting Company terrestrial activities.' under $2,000 and over $250, ar­ For Budffet that each of the two proposals Britain Seien Reaciy the Pentagon’s proposal for months to build. a two-week extension and the Council two alternatives for ford. Burial will be in Hillside (BBC)p The link' to the Lund­ Although this is Lawton’s qnd "I need one,” Seale said. Mul­ rested yesterday at the Vernon ~ are controversial with strong l>ckheed to accept a $200-mil- The townspeople Juggl^ three town' voted to approve a 61 mill achieving the necessary end and Cemetery, ^East Hartford. bergs is their son, Robert, an Ingle’s first Apollo assignment, vey permitted Seale and Garry police station in connection with ’The Manchester Board of Di- support pro and con in each lion "fixed loss” as "an exces­ sites, three types of buildings, rate, an Increase of (our mills to eliminate toe double tax as Friends' may call at the fu­ ’nsurance broker in York^ire, they have done regular work on to confer before questioning re­ the alleged theft of car wheels. rectors last night unanimously case. y 3. ) 21” Wniirlwind Rtftary Mower sive and unwarranted penalty.” two amounts of mohey and two over the previous year, For Smoke Warning the two prea®nt ordinances neral home tonight from 7 to 9. England, who hblds' pt^lcles lor "Tomorrow’s World," and sumed. , Ball was set at $500, non-surety, approved s e v e n additional Discussion of the two items Haughton said at a news committees a round before Selectmen now say the lake both call (or tie-in charges. 'Die family suggests that any the two, and who suggested "Horizon,” two BBC science In the Chicago Conspiracy tri­ and LaChapelle is scheduled for budget appropriations at a beyond 11 o’clock, -me LONDON (AP) — The British paper said. “ In restricting and memorial contributions may be conference that his company al in 1969, Seale was ordered agreeing' to the present plan. must be drained—as opposed Under alternative one, anyone ticy relax in Manchester with programs. They are thus court Jan. 25. meeting in the Municipal Build­ board decided to forego any government came under strong prohibiting it should move cau- (Self-Propelled) made to the Building Fund of chose to take its case to the familiar with the scientific bound and gagged by Judge Ju­ ing. The' addition will measure SO to building a coffer dam, deem- hooking in to the sewer line Ills parents. . ~ further business and to meet the Wesley Memorial Church, courts because "we have a lius Hoffman of U.S. District ’The appropriations, most of (eet by 48 feet. The lower level, ed too expensive. In order to pressure today to act against from toe Royal whether it be one or two family Both Lawton'and .Ingle, who field, Peter F. Grady, 33, of 44 Ol- again next Tuesday to com­ 110 Ellington Rd., East Hart­ strong legal position which Court after he repeatedly Inter- which will be reimbursed by will have offices for various make ■vitally necessary repairs cigarettes after the Royal Ool- college of Physicians, one of houses, commercial and such, r.vc in the London area, have They say British enthusiasm cott Dr., charged with breach plete last -night's agenda. No ford. / should ultimately result in a iupted the proceedings with ob­ the state, are for the Nike site town offl. late and the upper to. toe dam. This might Just lege o f' Physicians reported that Britain’s leading medical bod- may defer paying toe tie-in been making news films for for the Apollo program is un- of peace, arrested yesterday action, therefore, was. taken on finding substantially more *fa- :’’t years. Although they are a bounded and doesn’t seem to jections .to Hoffman’s handling water tank installation, police level will house a conference make a good lead for next smoking kills more than 27,000 les, said lung cancer was toe charge and pay it along with SPECIAL LIMITED OiFFER! Reg. Price following dom'estlc trouble, re­ either of the two d ilu ted pro­ Britons a year. biggest killer of cigarette smok- the front footage charge which / Mrs. Edward J. Hennigan vorable'than the proposed -free-lance team, most of their wane with the reptitiousness of of his case. Hoffman had or­ leased on $500 non-surety lx>nd. training equipment, ' supplies room and interchangeable office year’s story as many irate lake- loss” offered last wCek by Depu- ,g the BBC and posals. ' Some sources predicted that era, but'thousands die each year could be spread over 16 pay- Mrs. Ruth Hennigan of Dun- the adventure. "The British dered the trial to proceed even Court date Jan. 25. for a swim team and four spe­ space. There will be an addition front property owners are tv Secretary of Defense David affiliate Commercial Tele­ Discussion on the varlpus wlthln weeks • toe government of bronchitis or coronary affile- ments for 16 yeara. more, Pa., mother of Dr. Don­ people stay absolutely glued to though the defense attorney ACCIDENTS cial educational projects. to '.he present rest rooms and against tolk pi jn ; they expect a ald J. Hennigan, superintendent M. Packard. vision, filming regular shows their sets during the whole of Seale wanted—Garry—^was sick The largest item, $28,000, is alternate proposals for sewers a storage vault which was put dry lake and rain barrels full would follow toe United States’ tlons. ’The second alternative, which SALE PRICE of Manchester schools, died late Under_ Packard’s proposal, the operation,” said Ingle. for the one-million gallon tank in the Greenwood and Overlook lead and order health warnings "The chances are that |wo out the coimcil approved on recom- and doing features. and could not represent him. A written warning for speed In before the cold weather be- of dead fish, Sunday night at a Scranton, the Pentagon offered to settle Part of the Interest is stimu­ and accompanying water lines. Drs. area echoed the things said printed on cigarette packs. Fhr- of five heavy cigarette smokers mendation of Mayor Frank Lawton, a native of the orig­ At the beginning of the New too fast for conditions was is­ gan. * There is a new town clerk, Pa., convalescent hospital. She. the tangled dispute if Lockheed lated by the excellence of the These funds are in conjunction at previous meetings held on the toer restrictions on advertising —26 or more a day—but only McCoy, allows only owners of inal Manchester, is in the U.S. Haven proceedings, Seale had sued yesterday morning to Mae So, what else is new? Mrs. Rita Cloutier, who assum­ only was the wife of Edward J. would take the $200 million fix­ BBC coverage from their own with those previously authoriz- subject before, —cigarette commercials are al- one out of five nonsmokera, will one and two family homes to for the first time, Ingle spent said this trial would be differ­ Grant, of 421 Parker St., after Well,, in contrast, toe Boards ed her duties in Aug^ist, replac­ Hennigan. ed loss. .Packard also offered an impressive Apbllo studio in Lon­ ready banned from television— die before toe age of 65,” It defer toe tie-in charges and pay (For Complete Package) a year of his youth touring the ent because Garry could be pre the car she was driving was in­ ed. ’The estimated total cost of »dic opinion of those opposed of Education and Selectmen ing Mrs. Margaret Dllworth, Funeral services and burial alternative plan — the route don. Headed by veteran Irving were Considered, ine'vitable. said. “ The man of 36 who is an along ■with the front footage country and estimates he has sent this time. volved in a collision with one the project, Robert Weiss, gen- sewers in the area seemed to took about a week— after towns­ who resigned. Miss Gertrude will be tomorrow, in Dunmore. Haughton paid Lockheed has Mann, the coverage boasts com­ eral manager, said, is $393,000. summed up by Mrs. John "The government must how average cigarette smoker—15 to charge over the 16-year period, seen more of America than driven by Michelle F. Peltier people had appropriated money Johns is the new assistant, re­ The O’Donnell Funeral Home, chosen to go-w hlch would in- ^„g^ Americans. Both are tak- mentary from such emmlnent Attorneys in the trial exhaus A $3,000 appropriation for the Tjgmey of 102 Overlook Dr. who take prompt action to see that 24 a day—Is likely on average to others pay when they tie-lii ted the 11th panel of prospec of Coventry. JThe accident oc­ —to hire a local builder to er<)ct placing Mrs. Allan Robinson, Green Ridge St., Dunmore, volve drawn-out litigation. on with Manchester. Conn. ’The scientists as Patrick Moore, Police Depwtment is for addl- stay, in effective preventative measures lose 6% years of life compared gyy extend the other tive jurors 'Tuesday as the de curred in front of 324 L^sU a small storage shed near the who also resigned. to discourage cigarette smoking with a nonsmoker.” \ Pa., is in charge of arrange­ cordiality of the locals, and who was one of the first to map tlonal fe c ia l training equip- „gth- charges over the long-term pe­ St. school for supplies for both are taken,” toe Guardian said If nothing Is done about toe ments. the weather, were singled as the moon. fense repeatedly objected to re ment. Tills completes the alio- . ,,, . The new clerks are busily en­ riod if they ■wish. .groups. in an editorial. Most other news- problem. It said, smoking could particular delights. The fllmmen agreed, though, jection of persons opposed to ca cation of $13,000 under a spe- gaged in housecleaning In pre­ Mrs. Gladys B, Lunlewsky About Town that the British share the pital punishment. At Grandview St. near E. clal pn^ram partially funded She was referring to the as- There will also be a shiny new paration for the move to the papers agreed and several kill 60,000 Britons a year by toe ’The BBC has two reporters, Eldridge St. yesterday morn­ Mrs. Gladys Bojar Luniew- Washington IX)L will ubiquitous concern that tech­ Mrs. Huggins’ lawyer, Cath by the state and federal g^ov- scssment which would be levied red (ire engine..(or townspeople new addition for the town office urged curbs on advertising, al- 1980s. Old Visitor FURNITURE DEPARTMENT • « 4 9 ^ 2 1 meet a director, and a producer walt- ing a collision Involved a garb­ sky, of Hartford, mother of rfen- Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange nology is running rampant, an erine Roraback, exercised the ernments. . against property owners who to admire about a year from building. though newspapers would be hit The report called for warning ing to join Lawton and Ingle age truck driven , by Edmond hardest. notices on cigarettes packs, a PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Downtown Main Sfrtot. Monchosiwn—Froo Poridng Front end Ri ry Lunlewsky of Manchester, Hall. entity beyond, and out of human 36th and 37th peremptory chal­ A Recreation Department would abut a new sewer. She now. They voted the money for - new nursery school for chll- for the Apollo interview Jan. 7, E. Hurst of Hartford, and, a The Daily Telegraph warned total ban on cigarette advertls- Slgfrid Olson, 66, showed up un- died yesterday at St. Francis grasp. The English are pollution lenges for the defense to excuse $126 appropriation is to pur- cledmed that her assessment at a recent special town dren three and four years old 8 or 9. Alan Shepard, Stuart car driven by Carol A. Tracy against a '‘monster horror ing, enforcement of smoking re- expectedly ‘Tuesday at the home 'Chorge It" wMi your CRT or CAP Mosttr ClKirgo Cord! Hospital. Roosa, and Edgar Mitchell are conscious, and economy mind­ a 'T^year-old architect from chase supplies for the depart- would total some' $5,000 and meeting. will open in Pebnrary at the Other survivors are another No Ebtplanalioni ed. Cheshire and a middle-aged en­ of 45 Wellman Rd. ment’s swim team. • ’The sum would require a second mort- blitz” against smoking, howev- strictions in public places, wider of his brother, Oscar, 70. •the astronauts. The town also adopted a town Congregational Church. It will er, and asked: “Is it the duty of curbs on smoking at work, re- ‘‘I don’t know you,” Oscar son, 2 daughters, a sister, 10 The Norwegian Nobel Com- NBC and CBS will be carry-. .. Vis-a-vis the Vietnam war, gineer from Hamden. wlll be financed by fees already gage on her home, charter In the November elec- be called the Columbia Ooop- A written warning for mak­ toe government to terrify Its moval of cigarette vending ma- told toe man at his door, grandchildren and 2 great­ rnittee never explains its choice the British people ’The prosecution has only used collected. she also reflected the opinion tions. A IB-mon commission had erative Nursery School and will ing the 26 minute interview ing an Improper turn was is­ subjects?” chines from public places and "I know-you,” said Slgfrid. grandchildren. for the Nobel Peace Prize. It live. BBC is taping it, and will “ '‘f 16 such challenges, which are Four education appropri- gf those opposed 'that they sued to James D. Anastasio of worked on the charter for about follow Porter School’s calendar "It can Inform, warn, exhort laws limiting nicotine and tar It was their first meeting In 60 Ihe funetal will be tomorrow simply announces to whom the make 25 prints of the film to be Lawton and Ingle carry a full employed to excuse prospective atlons will be reimbursed by should not be forced to pay for Read Herald Advertisements 62 Ansaldi Rd. as a result of a year and held several meet- as closely as possible, accord- and set an example,” toe news- content of cigarettes. yeara. at 9:15 a.m. from the Waskele- prize has been awarded and complement of equipment, In- jurors without explanation. state grants. Nell Lawrence. ^ sewer when they had bothered ingi to explain the proposals to distributed around the world a collision yesterday morning wicz Funeral Home, 43 Wethers­ specifies the amount of the and ® $10,000 16mm camera Each side was allotted 60. occupations coordinator of to install septic tanks on their voters. Nobody over came to ------. After Houston, Lawton at Brookfield St., and the en­ field Ave., Hartford, with a prize money. and an elaborate sound system, When one of the two blacks Manchester High School, said property the meetings but the" charter., Ingle are going to Cape trance to the High school. 'The Mass of requiem in Our Savior ____ in ten canisters, each weighing on the panel, Mrs. Carrie D. such reimbursemento w e re- ^ Green- passed by 723 to 193 votes. It Polish National Catholic Church other car involved was driven 40 pounds. The whole outfit will BatLs, took the stand, the pro­ celved by toe t o ^ within throe that drainage doesn’t change the present form at 10. Burial will be .in Rose by Edward M. Gaffney Jr. of months after the expenditures p^^,g^g ^ g,g,tg be sent to Houston, and Cape secutor asked her whether she e project SI*''®” She replied affirmatively and include four more schools. TTie health Inspector Dr. Nicholas selectman a little more leeway. will go to Washington D.C. to sued to George A., Schroll of 46 Fleece! th's, Seale’s lawyer, Charles R. program is operating now in Marzialo at a hearing in Nov- The school board budget soar­ film material for "Open Uni­ nold Markle, asked her if she E. House Dr., as a result of Soviets Halt Candidacy of Hutchinson five schools. ember. ed $100,060 over last year’s to a versity,” an innovative project would "automatically vote a collision between his car and Of a $10,487 appropriation] for Many residents of Lakewood record $788,000. Teachers’ ’The Republican Town Com­ that aims to offer a complete against the death penalty.” At a panel truck driven by Kent approved by the state. The first library and audio visual ma- Circle attended last night’s salaries went up and ig>ace Prosecution college education in several this .Seale’s lawyer, Charles R. Busque of East Hartford. The mittee at its meeting last night of these was a $7,417 grant for terials $7,542 will be allocated meeting and voiced conslder- problems In Porter School have fields to any Briton who wants Garry, stood up and objected accident occurred yesterday af­ endorsed the candidacy of John transportation, the second a to public schools and $2,945 to able opposition to the access reached such proportions that It, and who has a ’TV. to the way the question was ternoon at Main and Grove Sts. Of Nine Jews C. Hutchinson for first select­ $14,463 grant for special educa­ parochial schools. The Board road to the ski area, portable classrooms loom In the man. Chosen as campaign man­ tion. ’The town treasurer will be^, Often, they won’t know the phrased. J (Ck>ntinued from Page One) of Education is toe agent for James S. Sheldon of 158 S. near ^future, probably fall. Superior Court Judge Harold A written warning for failure ager for Hutchinson was John notified that the grants will be content of an assignment until the whole amount. Lakewood (^(x:le opposed what When the last addition was were given no information ex­ they shoot it. For quality, M. Mjlvey overruled the objec­ to grant half of the highway Storm, chairman of the commit­ forthcoming. A $560 appropriation is for a he termed a "thoroughfare built, $t ■was exactly that —the cept that Yagman had a fever tee. though, they emphasized .the tion, and Miss Roraback took was issued last night to Den­ of 100.4 degrrees. It was decided to present at work-study program for three through a residential area.” He last addition that could be built Other candidates endorsed by- necessity for the film crew to exception to the ruling, arguing nis Armstrong of East Hartford L’Humanite, the French Com­ next month’s meeting, prior to economically and socially dis- cited a drainage problem on the because ot drainage and septic the party included Ruth Mim- the business portion, the read-* Invovle themselves in the di­ that "the question is whether as a result of a collision at munist party newspaper, report­ Summit St. near Flower St. be­ advantaged students. Each land proposed for toe road and tank space. son, incumbent, for town clerk ing program of the first and rector’s particular humor for she tMrs. Batts) would con­ would be paid $10 a week for the hazards of added traf- ed today that no more Jews will tween his car and one driven The Board ot Education is and Cynthia Clark, incumbent, second grade levels, continuing each job. "I believe the camera­ sider” capital punishment. Nine work within toe school system, fle on Lakewood Circle to chil- be tried in Leningrad. “ Accord-, for tax collector. Other names man must he totally interested potential jurors have been ex­ by Herman Frechette of Wap- considering a rental {dan to pro­ ing to our permanent corre­ the practice of featuring differ­ The_Board of Education has al- dron in the area, were brought up and nominated in order to do a top-rate job,” cused for opposition to the ping. vide a portalrfe classroom on a spondent in Russia, Max Leon,” ent facets of the school’s educa­ located $1112 of its funds for toe g^pp^rt for Sheldcm’s posi- Blanket Sleeper for various posts but were not says Ingle. death penalty. three-year lease (or $2,600, An­ the party orgran reported, “ a tional program at each meeting. p r ^ a m . __ was given by Robert Jack- available until the proposed A veteran of the film industry, Garry then reiterated a 'At Olcott St. near Love Lane other plan being considered is well Informed source says that Discussed also was the item A $291 appropriation is for g Lakg^god Circle candidates were contacted and Ingle says time in TV work is charge he has made previously yesterday morning, a collision adtotional and unanUclpa ed ^ ^ g to purchase two classrooms, nunors spread- in recent days in of a school bus; the spare bus with bathroom facilities be­ Reg.to consented to run. of the essence. It is not suffici­ that questioning prospective ju­ Involved cars driven by Ray­ costs of a y o ca tio ^ ed^aUon g^j g, enforced Western circles concerning the now in use is 10 years old and tween them, over a period of ‘ 3.99 ’The date for the caucus was the school has just been inform­ ent to be good, “ a TV camera­ rors about their views on mond D. Eckel of East Hartford ppreparation of a new trial at capital punishment is a ruse and Gregory A. Kelleher of enough. He claimed that this ten yeara at a cost of $82,,000 2.66 set for Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. at the man must be good and fast.” granted for this program. Leningrad have no basis.” ed that it has need of expensive orror, a ^ nmcfarYi would lesseH Uie hazardous con­ 100% Acrylic fleece with plastic elementary school. ’The caucus When asked to pick past as­ by the prosecution "to get rid Glastonbjfry. with $16,000 reimbursed by the In Rome, the Italian Commu­ maintenance and repairs. The dition at the hill whereby skiars state. sole. Applique style, asst’d colors, is open to all members of the board voted to get specifications signments they have especially of jurors we (the defense) At the same location, also nist party said it has intervened would accept.” Markle strenu­ yesterday morning, a collision often lose ctmtrol and cross Record Microfilmed _ S-M-L-XL. on behalf of Jews in the Soviet Republican party and anyone for a new school bus after which enjoyed, Lawton and Ingle Vernon over Hercules Dr., toe road wishing to announce his candid­ mentioned Nixon’s arrival in ously denied the accusatloh. Involved cars driven by Fred­ Town records 'were mlcro- Union.and other East European it will take a vote on the pur­ now used as an access to toe fllmed this year at a cost of acy for a particular office Ireland iast summer. Seale, the 34-year-old chair­ erick Miner -of 126 Wells St. countries. It said steps were chase : more than $25,000 is man of the Black Panther Antique Tools parking area on toe east side ' about $2,000 for equipjnent N and . Bruce L. Aceto of 197 taken -with Soviet and other au­ should present himself to the available in the bus fund, and ’They said the security was of toe slope. caucus at that time. ’The party incredible, to the extent of party, and Mrs. Hugg(lns, 22, a Glenwood St. which included a camera, read­ Toddlers Winter Toddlers Bulky thorities “ in the forms that it was estimated that a new member of the organization’s lo­ To Be Topic Of Dr. Stanislaw Milewski of 127 er and reader printer, among caucus is, in Andover, the only bus would cost the school some­ white-jacketed secret service were cemsidered most opportune cal chapter, face capital A written warning, for mak­ S. Lakewood Circle- suggested other items. Once the equip­ means through which a party where in the vicinity of $7-8000. men probing manure piles for History Buffs Sleepwear Sweaters and efficacious.” charges of kidnaping and aid­ ing an improper turn was is­ that a parking 16t on the west ment was installed, attorneys may endorse a candidate for The town now has a . total, of explosives. In Washington, the State De­ ing and abetting murder in the sued yesterday morning to Lin­ side of toe ski hill might solve and .others who read the office. seven buses, the 1960 referred to ’ITiey have also done features Alfred P. Staebner of Leban­ partment took strong exception slaying of Alex Rackley, an­ da D. Lanata of Glastonbury toe problem. / records are now charged a ’The committee said that above, one is a 1965 model, one On the Berlin Crisis, the French on will speak on “ Early Ameri-' Our to a Soviet protest Implicating other Black Panther. as a result of a collision at W. Director of/Publlc Works Wil­ small fee and it is expected the anyone desiring to be made a a 1966 model and four are from Army, and the communist can ’Tools, "at next Wednesday’s Reg. the U.S. government in what To date, only five jurors — Middle Tpke. and Tower Rd. liam O’Neill presented a slide equipment will eventually pay Moscow said are Zionist ex- voter on those days when the 1967-68. Because- the station government of Bologma, Italy. meeting of the Vernon Histori­ 2.99 three black and two whites— between her car, a tank truck s'lowlng the property line of for Itself. -tremists demonstrations against town clerk is not available, may wagon has long since been 'They have filmed inte^ews cal Society at 7:30 p.m. in the sl.88 have been seated in 22 days of driven by John M. ’Tiberio of town owned land surrounding Parishioners of the Congrega­ Soviet representatives in the do so by contacting Mrs. Else ordered to transport the five with the Beetles, Marlene Die­ Edith Peck room of toe Rock- trich, .Eliot Gould, and Glenn court. ’Hie latest juror to be East Hartford, and a car driven ville PubUc Ubrary. tne area and said that the town tional Church spent many One piece coverall in cotton Cotton flannel pajamas and Button front novelty style car­ Three piece set^hat, sweater United States. ’The note implied Stiens of School Rd., Republi­ children who attend school there Ford. selected, a black woman from by Valdemars Klegeris of 40 Staebner will iHustrate his owned/parcel on toe west side months planning the church’s terry or brushed nylon. Solids cotton knit sleepers with digans for boys and girls in and leggings. 6ulky acrylic that the Kremlin might provide can registrar of voters, who to Vernon, an unusually heavy 280th amilveraary. ’They have filmed the birth of ^New Haven, told Mulvey she Hawthorne St. lecture with a large collection of toe hill would not accom­ and assorted prints. plastic soles. Sizes 1 to 4. Orion* Asst’d colors, sizes 2-4. knit, asst'd colors. less protection lor AmeHcans in will be available for making burden has been placed on the There was a week of various a baby, one of their most mem­ lidn’t want to serve on the . *, ------of tools that were used in col- modate toe present parking the Soviet Union unless the^'^ci- new voters in her home. school buses which are being events climaxing 'liL-a-, colorful It was also decided at the orable assignments. |ury, but he wouldn’t excuse A written warning for failure lonial times. Historical Society load. He also said that long dents cease. ' \ used to make the 62 mile a day ler. • church ceremony Sunday. to drive a reasonable distance members have also assembled range ‘plans would hopefully Robert J. McCloskey, State meeting to form a committee round trip. Services began with a tradition­ \^epartment press officer, said, whose function will be to block In a related development, apart was Issued to Claude G. an extensive collection of old provide to ? a parking area at Crib Blankets No Irpn Crib Sheets J Receiving Blankets Curity Undershirts Plastic Pants As an adjunct to the bus the Connecticut Civil Liberties al drum roll and many mem­ ”We are deeply concerned and out all of the areas of the town Hertler of 27 Byron Rd. as a tools which will be cm display the top of toe hill on the town situation, discussion continued ECHS Sponsors Union (OCLU) has filed a suit bers were dressed in Colonial shocked by the open threat of and undertake a house-to-house result of a collision yesterday at toe meeting and remain at Snap Pull-on ■ on the sore lack of bus drivers in federal court contesting the costumes. Members also held a Our Reg. possible retaliation against canvass in, an effort to increase morning at E. Middle Tpke. toe library for ten days so toe Cclin Fox, assistant ski patrol 1.97- side Reg. to drive the school buses. Any­ Parents Night conditions under which Lonnie beanhole luncheon * and con­ American establishments in the voter registration. and Lake St. between his car public may see them. leader at toe hill, presented a 2.67 Reg. 79. 69. one with a driver’s license, man McLucas is imprisoned in Mont- petition signed by 163 registW'- tributed. items to an historical Package of 3 Soviet Union.” Also at last night’s meeting, East Catholic High School will .and one driven by Ralph F. Such tools as toe broad axe, .88 or woman, of any age, can ap­ exhibit. 1.66 He said acting Secretary U. ville. Breneman - of Rockville. adze, wooden planes, carrying voters and another petition Gordon Howiard of Lake Road ply to drive the school bus. sponsor "Get Acquainted Night” Alexis Johnson rejected ’The suit, which is ^milar to yoke, auger, bootjack, wooden teen-agers, all T$ie American Indian Club 36x50, pastels & prints, pdly bag. Poly cotton btond, fitted, white and prints. 60 40 poly cotton blend. Solids and prints. Knit cotton.all with tapOs. 3-18 mos.,6-36 mos. Pull-ons in boilable vinyl. White in S-M-L-XL. was voteji in as a member' of Working days, of course, are presented a program and all immediately the Soviet accusa­ tomorrow for parents of present one filed by Seale and Mrs. At Hilliard St. and New State hay fofk, ice tongs, lathing oi whom use toe slope regular­ m m m the town committee. His term only when school is .in session tion that "U.S. authorities . . Manchester, East Hartford, Hueglns that was partially re­ Rd. yesterday morning a colli­ hatchet, tycKHlen snow shov^el, ly and favor toe S. Lakewcxxl joined in an old-time hymn sing. will expire in 1972 when new Eind the drivers have all sum­ continue to connive with these Glastonbury, and South Windsor solved two weeks ago, charges sion Involved cars driven by bed wrench, and many others (jlrcle access road. Fox claim­ The Republican ticket clob­ members will be elected at the bered the Democrats in the (]aldor criminal actions.” American po­ mer oft. eighth grade students Interested that‘ Neftali Diaz of Hartford and used on New'England farms, ed that there have been numer­ 1972 spring caucus. Lack of driving experience on Folding Caldor licemen have been injured’ and in entering ECHS in September. —McLucas was arbitrarily Bette Jane Gruhn of 118 Main will be on display., ous close calls Involving way; elecUcHis even though the town Attending the inaugural' ball buses is no deterrent since the Twill Pack ; have made memy arrests while It will be held in the school transferred from one state in­ St. ’The conunlttee iii' Charge erf ward skiers and cars on Her­ - has a pt^ular' Democratic first this evening will be Mr. and town provides trtilning. Anyone Potty Chair Baby Oil quelling demonstrations and dis­ auditorium at 7:30 p.m. stitution to another toe exhibit is headed by Miss cules Dr. selectman. Mrs. John Storm of Wales Road interested in becoming a school —^Vlsitoj'S who had previously Questions answered on the Cotton Swabs ’ turbances at Soviet offices and The Rev. Robert E. launders, COMPLAINTS V Hazel Lutz ■with committee Dr. Iain Campbell of 23 Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Richard biis driver or wishing further in­ been allowed to see him were ballot Indicated voters here Our Reg. 4.39 —- diplomatic missions, McCloskey principal, will explain the Police report a break at a members being: Mrs. Thomas Rd. countered this by saying Clark ot Shoddy Mill Road. formation is urged to contact suddenly denied that right didn’t want to give the 18-year- ^ d . school’s programs and policies. Chestnut St. boarding house Connell, Mrs. Edward Connors,' that an access road in the S, School Board the school. —Regulations allowing only olds the vote but were for an­ P McCloskey also reported that A question and answer period yesterday evening resulted in Mrs. Arthur Bamforto, Miss Lakewood Circle area would ’The Board of Education at ’Die school now' has a total clergymen and lawyers are ca­ nual sessions of the General As­ two American diplomats in Mos­ will follow. toe toeft of a watch, a.ring, and Natalie Ide, Mrs. Ellen-Fagan,. create a hazard for children in last night’s meeting set up' Its enrollment of 367 pupils. There pricious sembly. Neither Sen. Thomas cow had received threatening teacher' negotiation and buijget Although established and sup­ $220 in cash. ’Th/e bureau and Mrs. Louella Denley and Allen the neighborhood who have to were about 150 ^ new books —McLucas is denied access Dodd nor toe Rev. Joseph Duf- 16 oz. size calls over . their unlisted tele­ schedules for the coming year. ported by Catholic parishes in shelves were completely ran­ Dresser. walk in toe street, particularly phones, which he said Indicated added to the sciiOol’s library, to reading material of his own (ey made any significant in­ It was decided that the board the four towns, ECHS Is open sacked. School Lunches when it snows, because there the callers had official sanction. both from the budget and from choosing roads on the local ticket al­ fq-B ox of 180 handy all-purpose swabs. I Fine oil' in unbreakable plastic bottle. would meet next ’Tuesdky to all qualified students, regard­ ’The following hot lunches' will arc no sidewalks. He said that The Soviet mission to the the recent book fair. These will McLucas was convicted in though local Democrats had to determine its policies and An air cleaner and aeveral be served In toe Vernon schools three children have been knock- United Nations filed an official require considerable parent help less of race, religion, creed, or August of conspiring to murder spilt ■widely down the middle, arrange for all aspects of nego­ other small parts Were taken next week: ed down by cars in toe last two protest charging “hostile acts ot in getting them ready to piit on national origin. Rackley, and sentenced to 12 in fact, three ways, over dele­ tiations. from a car parked last night at Monday: Sloppy Joes, french years. Zionist hooligans” and threat­ the shelves. Volunteer? are re­ The school’s entrance exami­ to 15 years in prison. He was gates chosen for state conven­ On the first Tuesday of Feb­ toe municipal lot on Birch St. fried perfatoes, buttered peas, Save ened to take its grievances to quested. nation will be held Jan. 16 from the first Black, Panther con- William Matte of lU E. Mid­ tions. The Democrats called for ruary, the board is io begin its vanilla pudding. an the American courts. It said po­ The public health nurse also 8:30 a.m. to 12:46 p.m. Students ■vlcted in the slaying of Rackley dle Tpke. said that there Is a a primary here after the big­ work on the school budget for submitted a report for Decem­ are asked to be in the school A briefcase containing busi­ "^esday: Hamburg and serious problem at toe sld hill Extra % OFF lice did nothing to stop attacks a 24-year-old party member gest Democratic caucus on re­ the coming yw r. ’The board has ness papers was stolen last night gravy, mashed potato, corn, and supported opening the road. 20 Biltrite ber. During the month a total auditorium before the starting on the Soviet mission in New from New York who was shot from a locked c a r ' parked in cord had named three long time Issued an express invitation of 277 children were seen, 92 hour and have the testing fee bread and butter, an apricot. Also supporting the new ac­ York on Dec. 27-28...... to death 19 months ago. front of St. James church on town committee members. Our Reg. Low Prices on all Deluxe to all the townspeople to atfend for illness, 133 for the first aid, with them. Wednesday: Frankfurt on a cess was ^ n a ld Schuster of Demonstrators'have been pro­ Main St. , roll, mustard, relish, catsup, The group calling for the pri­ testing treatment of Jews in the the budget meetings, at vdiich 52 for medication and 32 chil­ 182 Green Rd. who said that they are welcome to make com-, MONTVILLE (AP) — The carrot sticks, potato chips, jqllo mary called themselves the Recliner Soviet Union in general and dren were excused. On Dec. 4, New England Committee for the road would only be opra United Democrats of Columbia Italian ment and contribute in any Chased out of Caldor last night with topping. Crib death sentences given two of the 20 children were examined, Bounty Gone Nonviolent Action said Wednes­ about 33 days a year and only and backed Alphonsus Dona­ High way. It is felt that participatimi by a security officer^ an un- Thursday: Italian spaghetti Leningrad defendants in partic­ bringing the total number seen day It will sponsor a freedom during skiing hours. hue. Tiuy won the primary but by the residents will not tmly be CTNCINNA’n (AP) — HamU- id/entified young man whipped and meat sauce, green beans, Deluxe ular. ’The sentences were com­ ^ 43. The doctor also inspected walk Jan. 26-21 between toe Another solution to the coq-' Welsh Mesh Chair useful to the school board, but ton County, no longer consid­ off a shoplifted coat, threw It to roll and butter and pears. lost the tight. muted to terms in labor camps the kitchen at this time. state prisons where two Black troversy was ottered by Joseph will enable townspeople to learn ered a rural county, has abol­ toe ground, and escaped. BeoUsh Feud Carriage by the Russian Supreme Court. Plans for a weight class were Panthers are being held. Friday: Tomato soup, tuna Christoph of 27 S. Lakewo^ Wood Playpen more ot the functions ot both ished toe $4 bounty on foxes aft­ The long-standing feud be­ In Jerusalem, the head of the continued which willf begin in ’The demonstration, designed salad roll, pickles and straw- circle who .suggested that O ie«. the board and the school sys­ er 100 years and all but abol­ berry sponge cake. tween lOr. and Mrs. Peter Beck- ' Our Our Russian Orthodox Church in Is­ January. ’The vision testing pro­ to show support for “ freedom ' Familiar Job be a guard at the bottom proprlated only $1 ■vigil at toe Ntantic State Farm. street clearing operations. nmy be used |n Kentucky's riv- c|aimed that the access road f Bear, Peter Pan, Kantwet, KxH 99, WHkur CfMa 9itoa Deane Read K Albany A«a- Lakayroaa A WoleaU'Raa4t Wood grain or padded. No Kios^dn iHit he said he could not Superintendent o t Schools Manchester'. Evening Herald, for crow bounties and will pay Both boards have denied the THRU SAT. rainchecks. for Women where Seale’s code­ Huffman identified the letter, er boundary dispute ■with Ohio through the' Lakewood Orcle Colgate. No rainchecks. Pkwy at TeMaM t ^ a Intnwnatinnnl.Bntt 949i Int. 91 | Riar participate in politics. Aram Damarjian informed the Andover correspondent, Anna no more after the first four are * permit on the grounds that the Not all styles in all stores. fendant, Ericka Huggins, is be­ writer as Athur H; Hitt Jr. which is before the U.S. Su- area was the most- reasonaUe B^yMshss have failed to com­ Not all styles ig all stores.______Oihar rtoraa loa'aiaJln ■zooMlaM. Hasnaan.'lildra^ Wlaataldi. t iraifoid. WaWmlwrf. I , KIivn o M, PaakakW, Mtappingar Path Night An official of the Soviet Em- board that two grants have been Frisina, Tel. 742-9347. brought in. ing held. ------' ; City Obuhcil refused to'pay. preme Court. . solution. 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I'- •. /-■ P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 197l/ P a 6 e E L E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESIMV, JANUARY 6, 1971 :y.' entry, failure to drive rig^t, $40. bishop o f . Rhode Island and Resolute Firm Nelton Caron, 31, of 17 Or­ Panther Hurt Job for Gore M anch ester Hosiiital Phonr 5 0 0 M ourn pMsident of the FlMt Province,: chard St., Mwchester, failure Low Laurels Nixon’s Anti-Strike Law encompassing all of New Eng­ In Shootout NASHViBjLiE!, T^nn. (A P). Is Purfcl^ed By to drive in established lane, $00. HOLLYWOOt) (AP) —De- Ho&pitalJtotes The telephone number for land, conducted the funeral — Albert Gore, a iDemocrat Christopher Casadei, 21, of 19 sigpier Mr. Blackwell • says Mwchester Memorial Hospi­ Late Bishop cereinony. ' ‘ Faces Battle from Labor With Police who .lost his Senate seat in British dom pany Washington St., Vernon, failure his 11th jEinnual “ wortt-dress- If You Liked The VKOTINO HOBBS ” tal was changed a few The Holy Communion service the Novemhei'RRection, will to drive in right hand lane, $20; ed” woman Is Sophia Lpren, WASHING’TON (AP) — Or­ strapped cities and states; fur­ slntonnediate Bare Semi­ months ago, but too late to was conducted by the Rt. Rev. HARTPCmD (AP)—The Reso­ BRnxrSPORT (AP) — Law­ become a part-time profes­ operating without a , license, who "looks like a 1960 ‘B’ ganized labor has vowed an all- ther efforts to get more job op­ private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m.- be listed correctly in the new At Cathedral J. Warren Hutchens, suffragen rence Townsend,, a Black Pan­ sor of public affairs next lute In^rance Companies have nolled. movie costumed by Polly out fight in Congress against portunities for Ngroes, and an Nova In September, 8 p.m.; private rooms, lo a.ni.- phone books. The hospital HAKTFCHU3 (A P ) O ergy, blsh<^ *of CMinectlcut. He will month Bt Vanderbilt Unlver- been purchased from Louis . Thomas Christensen, 17, of Adler.” President Nixon's attempt fo attempt to curb what he called ther. organUer, was under po-. 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.^ pan. number is 646-1222. laity and governmental leaders serve as ecclesiastical authority slty- Morg^anstem, former -chairman Ellin^on Ave., Ellington, fail­ The designer, whd doesn’t win a new antistrike law and :ronomical construction wage Y o u ’ll Love It A t 6 u r Uce guard at Park City HospltAl Pediatrics: Parents alia wed ______—totaling about 600 persons—at- In Coimectlcut until a new hltt- ure to drive In established lane, use a first name, gave an some other high-priority White increases. Wednesday after being wounded He told newsmen before any time except naon>2 p.m.; j ^ tended the funeral at CSwlst op is selected Jtdi. 14. ' .ind sola stockholder by Tri­ departing for a Florida vaca­ $30. honorable mention on his House legislation, Tbe AFL-CIO opposes some others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. cathedral Tuesday for As is tMditlonal in Episcopal­ umph Investment Trust Ltd., a in a shootout with police. tion Tuesday he also would 3. Dart Hill Rd.. Rockville. Jqhr, Esq\Urol. Fred Cowell, 54, of Pi«e fH., 1970 list Tuesday to Flip Wil­ . “ It’s going to be a year of leg­ aspects of most these pro­ “Welcome ’71 Sale” Prices! Self Service: 10 s.in.-2 p.m., ian funeMl .services, no eulogy The Incident occurred after begin a book dealing with British firm. -■ Ellington, failure to drive in es­ son, the comedian who islative fighting,” said a spokes­ grams. 4 p.m.-S p.m. DISCHARGED YESTERDAYbishop of the Episcopal Diocese Was said. police prepared to stop Town­ the office of president and Triumph, which Is based In man for AJFL-CIO President “ It’s going to be a year of Intensive Care and Ooremary w o m tablished lane, $20. sometimes appears as "G er­ send’s car because his driver’s Mrs. Margaret C. Beecher, 72 at .Connecticut. / Among those attending London, bought 100 per cent George Meany after Secretaj flashes with the administration the 1972 electldns. Joseph Bray m , 21, of Tal- aldine" 4n blonde wig and license was suspended. Care: immedlirte family only, Ardmbre Rd.; George Crandell; More than 160 Eptscopallu Gov. John Dempsey, former' \ control of the Hcutford-based, cottville Rd., Vernon, passing Mother Hubbard dress. of Labor J.D.Hodgson said' the on Capitol Hill,” said the APL- Gore, defeated after 82 anytime, limited to five minutes. 210 Center St.; MM. R ite M. priests from CwmecUcut p a i^ - (3ov. ' Raymond Baldwin, Atty. The S2-year-old suspect, shot Rhode Island - chartered, con­ in a. no passing zone, $25. “ Looks like a. basset hound strike bill will have top White OIO spokesman. years in Congress, said, Maternity: Fathers, 11 aan.- Rhlnes, 1238 Hartford Tpke., ea, representing the more/than Gen. Robert K. KilBan, Hart­ In the .thigh. In the lower back sumer credit Insurance compa­ Paula iDupuis of Gulf Rd., Ell­ oin -drag," said Blackwell. House priority. .He said labor generally ap­ “ There is an old Scotch- 12:46 p.m., ’ and • 6:30 p.m.-S Rockville; Mm . Hildegarde 137,000 EpUcopalians iri the ford ' Mayor Ann Uccello and nies for an undisclosed amount ington, speeding, $25. ‘ "W e will oppose compulsory proves Nixon’s welfare reform and in the ankle, was reported Irish saying, ‘Don't get p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and BoMjko, 64A Chestnut St.; state, fUled the center pews ot Episcopalian clergy from Ver­ arbitration any time, any to put a $1,600 floor under all in good conditif the (dd- mont, New H am p ^ re, Massa­ place,’’(-the spokesman for the families, including the working men were injured. a score to settle with Mr. States venture for Triumph, West Dr., Rockville, evading re­ $20. Age Limits: 16 in maternity, Lauderdale, F la.; M m . OeceUa est EpUcopallan dibcese in tte chusetts and’Maine. 1.6-milllon member labor fed­ which has interests in Switzer­ sponsibility, $50. poor, but will fight the adminis- Townsend was charged^ with Nixon, Agnew "and Sen. Ho­ 12 in otter areas, no limit In L. Harney, 636 W. Middle Tpke.; country, Kurt Weihe, 17, pf 9 Gem Dr., eration said Tuesday. -tration’s compromise with the two counts of assault with In­ ward Baker.” land, and. Australia. Vernon, fatlurer to keep .right on self-service. M m . Joyce Bachl, RFD 1, Clark A private huftel d^rvlce fol­ Louis G. Harris, 26; of Pin­ Hodgsop said thds Nixon ad- Senate requiring recipients to tent to k iirto r allegedly firing Ad and Robbery Resolute will remain in its curve, $0; evading responsibili­ During the campaign, Ag­ Rd., Bolton. lowed in Oakia'the age man complained that he put an Robert N. Kies, 20, of 56 strikes” in transportation as the jobs at less than the $1.60-per- Florian H. Bolduc, 86 Unden Resolute Insurance Co., which on a charge of rape. It Is known when Townsend will /Baker is a Tennessee Re­ emergency entrance except to m of 70. He had been 111 for ad in the paper for a - night Peterson Rd., Vernon, unsafe recently postponed nationwide hour minimum wage,” he said. St.; M . Gertrude Makulls, 22 — —- was chartered in 1026, owns all be released from the hospital. publican. watchman and the next night tires, $10. Robert E. O’Brien, 38, of 66 railroad walkout. Congress on discharge emergency or *^ieel- Sherwood Circle; Scott M. Rus- gSveral months. the stock of Resolute Credit The labor federation also op­ *2545 Two others In the car with his plM e was burglarized. Duncaster Lane, Vernon, oper­ chair admissions. To {dek up dis­ The Rt. Rev. John S. Higgins, Robert Kraetschmar, 61, High Dec. 10 passed a special law poses no-strings-attached feder­ sell, 65 Seaman Circle; M m ./' Life Insurance Co., chartered in ating an unregistered snowmo­ BRAND NEW m i NOVA COUPE ~ Townsend were arrested later Manor Park, Rockville, failure halting that strike, but it could al revenue sharing with cities warrant issued to the authori­ charged patients, please park In Solange LeDuc, 201 E. Cente^ lOiO. bile and failure to carry li­ : n ■ • on charges til Interfering with to drive a reasonable distance resume March 1. and states, he said, and de­ ties carried the wrong address. tte general lots first and tte St.; Elizabeth S. Underman, 77 Moigjanstem acquired Res­ cense. Equipped w M 250 cu. in.r&'cyl. engine, 3 speed fully synchronized transmission, A M ' poUce. They are Craig Kelly, apart, $25. “ Such strikes become some­ mands that any job training' bill nurse .will Instruct you where to Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon; ^Cm . olute in 1939. Then known as the Michael J. Olender, 26, of 110 20, and Charles Lott, 24, both Jean G. Lallier of Burbank thing like an industrial H- provide money for public serv­ Pushbutton RadiOi body side rhouldings. Air-flow heater and defroster, liAfer glaze, drive to plofc up the pattent. Bertha M. Fortin, 141 Woodland Resolute Fire Insurance Co. of Loveland Hill, Rockville, oper­ of Bridgeport. ' Rd., Ellington, speeding, $30.. bomb," Hodgson said. ice jobs to put the unemployed 2 speed electric wipers and washers, plus many more standard safety features. Rd., South Windsor. Providence, the name was ating an unregistered snowmo­ Police said Townsend opened Swim Oasses Carletqn Mitchell, 39, Green The Nixon strike bill will be to work. Nixon vetoed such a Patients Today: 246 Also, M m . Joseph Abele and bile. ' tire on the twd' detectives as shortened to Resolute Fire In­ St., EUlington, speeding, $20. similar to one that got nowhere bill, sa}dng he opposes creation son. Bast HarUord; M m . Rob­ Edward Lipka, 46, of Worces­ they approached his car while H a v e O p en in gs surance Co. in 1943. The word Donald Perreault, 19, of 69 In Congress last year. It would of "dead-end” jobs at govern­ WE KNOW THE BEST WAY Tp WELCOME YOU ADMITTEJD YESTERDAY: ert Heavisides, 16 ’Ember T i ; i ’., ter Rd., Vernon, Improper he was trying to drive out of "flreV' was dropped in 10*9, piscovery Rd., Vernon, failure give the president power to de­ ment expense. _ „ David L. Berg, Enfield; Mrs. Mrs. Nicholas UUon and son, passing. IS WITH GREAT DEALS! VISIT US SOON & SEE! The Town Recreation Depart- Andrea L. Charboneau, when the charter was amended to carry license, $3 and failure lay strikes up to 110 days, allow Both the Meany spokesman a snowbank near his apartment. 1238 RFD 3, Mjontauk Dr., Vernon; Donald Hall, 32, of 98 West ment announces that there are / to permit underwriting of an to carry registration, $3. partial strikes against an essen­ and a source in the AFL-CIO The detectives said they recog­ Hartford Tpke., Rockville; Rob- ^ra. Louis pegge and son. East Main St., Rockville, injury of "A Good Plact to Buy a Car” still vacancies In the second forms of fire and casualty in- Barclay W. Shackway, 20, of tial Industry or set up an impar­ Building and - Construction nised Townsen^ and knew his ert E. Cowles, 80 Summit St.; Hartford; M m . Robert Skinner public seprlce company_ .facil­ series of swim lessons' that be­ •surance. Newell Hill Rd., Ellington, tial board to set a binding settle­ Trades Department said the license was suspended. Howard Crockett, 121 Hollister daughter, 299 Highland St. ities and breach of peace. gan this week. There are still Under Morganstem’s direc­ speeding $20. ment. They took cover behind their St.; Lawrence Ckillen, 3 Walnut ______unions will fight any effort to CHEVROLET openings In all the classes and tion Resolute, starting with an Hodgson said other major car and exchanged fire with St.; Mm . Felicia A. ■. DeFord, Roger A. Schaller, 17, Box, curb wage Increases without they will be filled on a first Struggle To live original Investment of less than Outfielder in Film ^ Nixon goals in the new Congress Townsend, whom PoUce Supt. Colchester; Anthony DeStefano, Mountain Dr., Vemrai, speed­ also limiting profits and other come first serve basis. M!INNltePOLIS (AP) — Elev­ $000,000, reached present assets include another try at the fami­ forms of Income. Joseph A. Walsh said had a Swamp Rd., Coventry. ing, $30; reckless driving, noll­ HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Willie C0„ INC. Those interested may register en-week-old Am y Fussy was of around $35 million. Davis, outfielder for the An­ ly assistance plan for welfare Both said the labor movement ,46-caUber gim. Also, Rudbli^ DeTuccio, Dean ed. CARTER"O v er 35 Yeart of Selling S Servicing Lbfvrolels’’ at the West Side Recreation Of­ bom with kidneys that won’t After being wounded, Town­ Dr., Bolton; Sandra M. Dum, Raymond Sledjeskl, 26, of 210 geles Dodgers, has been signed reform; turning most federal will cooperate if Nixcai Imposes work and has undergone 14 send managed to Ump jo his fice, 110 Cedar St. from 8:30 46 Russell Dr., Vernon; George Regan Rd., Rockville, failure to by Mike Frankovich; for a fea­ job-training progfams over to, federal controls on wag^es, 1229 MAIN $Tr-4IREN EVENIN8S *TIL 9—THURS. ’TIL 6—MANCHESTER treatments on an artificial kid­ apartment, and the detrotives a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or at the East A. Fletcher, 38 Sunset Ter., grant right of way, $30. tured role in ‘"rhe Love Ma­ the states; federal revenue prices, rents, profits, dividends, ney machine. radioed for help. Side Center from 6 to 10 p.m. Wapping; Mitchell H. Galipeau, Annie S. ^taulding of Vernon, chine.” sharing with financially and bank interest rates. Doctors at University of Court Cases West Hartford; Gary P. Gresh, PoUce searched the apartment Minnesota Hospitals say they 66 Patricia Dr., Vernon; Keith T building where Townsend lives Look 'Again believe she Is the first Infant to CUftOUIT 12 and the suspect’s wife and at­ Ri Harlan, 49 Weils St.; P a ­ LITTLE ROCaC, Ark. (AP) — imdeigo moM than four kidney Rockville Seaalon torney directed them to the trice E. Headd, 103 Campbell Frank J. Wright, 68, a former machine sessions, but ttey say room where Townsend had Ave., Vernon; .Mrs. Doris M. North Uttle Rock resident, who Amy probably can live "only a Two men were bound over to gone. Leavestrom, 386 Hackmatack was declared legally dead in fe w m o r e weeks” If she doesn’t Tolland County Superior Court Townsend’s license was sus- St. .August 1966, appeared Tuesday have a kidney transplant. yesterday, one after a hearing pe^ed a year ago for a series Also, Muriel E. Cove, East for probable cause and the oth­ Where in Chancery Court and asked Dr. Michael Mjtuer said the ot traffic violations. He was Hartford; William Malkenson, er after waiving a hearing. that he be declared alive again. machine can only be a tempo­ given a 16-day suspended jail 99 Scott 'Dr.; Harold J. Moore, A woman Ux^whom two or Shopping Wright’s attorneys told Chan­ rary measure to prolong life for sentence last March on a 47 Maple St.; Dennis Oswald, 40 anyone as small as 9-pound three ounces of marijuana were is Always cellor Murray ,0. Reed they Olcott St.: Mrs. Marion C. allegedly sold at Pagani’s Crys­ C a ld o l charge of driving with a aus- could not find any Arkansas Amy. Schumann, 36 'Hf^Un St.; jMrs. tal Lake Ballroom last summer ' pended license. court cases concerning the re­ Surgeons are ready to per­ a Pleasure! Once an organizer for the Anna Shlmaltls, 316 Henry St.; form a transplant if a donor kid­ idenUfied the seller as FYancls turn of a person who had been Mrs. Mabel ‘Shultz, Bidwell St.; K. Griffin of 168 Hazard Ave., -W'* Panthers in the Bridgeport declared dead. ney becomes available: area, Townsend parted from Alfred J. Simpson, 72 School Enfield. Stella Dobson of Staf­ Reed told the lawyeM to look St.; Mrs. Joanna Sluckis, 963 ford told the court she was ap­ other Panther leaders when again and file briefs in 16 days, Main St. proached by Griffin who offer­ they moved to New Haven, his delaying a ruling. ed to get. her some maudjuana, attorney, iMlchael Koekoff, said. Wright said he had been living BIRTHS YiBSTBKDAY: A son but that she thought it was a -Townsend for a half hour last near Ash Fork, Ariz., for the to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood, joke unUl he' came back with a summer allegedly held off a past 20 yeaM. .1010 Strong .Rd., South 'Windr packet vdilch he said was Executive Carry-On squad of local and federal au- Wrig^it’s ex-wlfe petitioned in sor; a son to Mr. and MM. Jo­ worth much more than the $3 tlKMitles vriu) raided his apart­ 1966 to have Wright declared se]^ Schwab, 63 Blue Ridge she gave him. said she ment for a cache of weapons. dead under a law that says a Dr.; a daughter to M r. and Jf called 'police who arrived and Two Suiter No shots were fired and he person \Aio has “ absented” William T. 0 ‘Steen, East Hart­ arrested Griffin at about 1 a.m. surrendered the weapons. Town­ himself from the .state for seven ford; a daughter to Mr. and State Trooper Clifford Lotz send was not arrested at the years “ without tidings" may be Mrs. John Magowan, 12 School tesUfled that the material turn­ time, reportedly because the presumed dead. St., Rockville; a son to Mr. ed out to be marijuana when It Flight Bag waa tested and Judge Philip Dwyer then -found probable Incredible Valuel cause for the bindover. Our Reg. 19.99 Richard S. Gessay, 23, of Elizabeth St., Rockville waived General Electrie Thunderbolt a heeiring and was bound over to the higher court on a charge 8 8 P o rta b le Steering of breaking and entering with criminal intent, a charge H e a te r brought in connection with a T o b o g g a n series of local house breaks. Our Reg. 12.99 Our Reg. 9.88 Hearings for probable cause Fantastic Special! are scheduled for Feb. 2 for„ three defendants. David Koles- High quality vinyl with Inskl, 16, of 68 Grand Ave., heavy duty zippers, tough Rockville pleaded innocent to handle. Has 4 separate 9.97 N charges of sale of marijuana Charge compartments. Choose Instant heating ribbon-type 4 8 ” long, 19” wide. Two and illegal possession of con­ from black or brown. Made element. 1,000 watts radiant sturdy poly handgrips, two trolled drug. Reginald Bossle, it! ! • in USA. heat. #H 14 hand brakes. 30, of 1 Windsor Ave., Rockville pleaded innocent to a charge of incest, and Alfred Mercure, 26, of 22 Woodland St., Rockville Save an EXTRA Save an EXTRA pleaded innocent to aggravated 7 assault and resisting arrest. John Coles, 17, o f.. Ellington was given^suspended 60-day jail sentences on substitute charges OFF 2 0 *OFF of using a motor vehicle with­ Caldor out the owner’s permission'and Our Reg. Low Prices Our Reg. Low Prices .^Ipreaklng and entering without Speciall on All permission. He was also fined on All $26 on a charge of speeding. The Filing Cabinets Charge ill Our lowest priced 4-Ply Nylon Cord tire court was told that Coles is ■’Stainless Steel entering the Marine Corps to­ and T ypin g General Electric Handyman Special! Du Pont day. Flatw are James R. Yost, 34, of no Tables AM/FM Famous Brand Windshield certain address was sentenced Sets "AII-WeatherUT" Blackwall to 10 days ijj jail on a charge of (]lock Radio Jig Saw Spray D e-Icer in our stock • Clean sidewall design, radial darts on breach ' of peace. Counts of in our stock Our Reg. 39.88 Our Reg. 13.99 Our Reg. 89* shoulder • Triple-tempered nylon cord con­ breach of peace and being Example*; Examples; found intoxicated were nolled. struction • Buy now at these low prices Our Reg. 26.99...... 20.25 Our Reg, 13.99 . .11.19 SIzt 6.50 * 13 kiKkwall Wayne R. Birdsey, 26, of West . tubolitt plu* $1.76 Fad. E«. Our Reg. 35.99...... 26.99 Our Reg. 19.99 . .15.99 Ta*. 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Maselek, of 29 69'Packof12 Jan Dr., Rockville was fined Caldor Priced Our Reg. 59* $100 on a i charge of operating No stin§, no pain. under suspension.' With new G.E. Sili­ NYLON CORO TIRES FOR PANELS, PICK UPS. VANS S CAMPERS Vr/v-’ '' Antiseptic. Rober$ Hersey, 16, of 146 B & W Film Devel­ cones - no build-up 6 Phoenix St., Vernon was fined ops in 15 seconds! ^ o f starch. 'R B M - M L B r "TRACTION SURE-GRP" I "TRACTION HhMLBI'' 2.09 LONG MILEAGE TUFSYN RUBSER $28 Oh a'charg;e. of breach of •Corn Buskers Lotion STRONG AND TOUGH TO TAKE SURE STARTS. STOPS. CONTROL! peace. •32 oz. Janitor-in-a-Drum TRUCK WORK IN STRIDE 1.09 7 oz. Size *Polaroifl#108 Pack Film Roy StrattCHi,- 22, of 23 Vernon Our Reg. 89* Ave., Rockville was fined $15 jANrnxt $1 $1 Give your hands the 670 * 15, Tuba Typo, 16.70*15 Let’s work a loan togetha; on a charge of tampering with Color Film 8 expos­ M A DRUM c.TOBisem jTuba typa, a motor vehicle, with a charge best care during ures per pack. Full Industrial strength I Plus Ta* and _ ^ , tub# im plus cleaner for tough ■ Racappabla lira. Fadtral |2.Ub. tPRplaa 62.42 Now is the liiTie to do what you couldn't do before^ If expansion is on your mind, of larceny underICA -#AW $16 nolled.IIVAICU. cold weather. EaciM Ti* 52.42 Fad. Ea.Taaand color in 1 minute. 3 . ^ 4 household jobs. tax aaR oW tin RKappWla Tlr* Gary W. Weber,ber, 16, of 68 I OEANER Wall it takes is a trip to Hartford National for a small businWs loan. Stop In today. Davis Ave., RockvilleIrviliywaa fined fSecret Anti-Perspiraiit It's a snap to work a ideji together with Hartford National. $20 on a charge o^/misuse of •Airequipt Color Slide Viewer •14 oz. Lysol Spray GOODYEAR^TtlE ONLY MAKER OF POLYGLAS* TIRES license. ' 1.59 5 oz. Size Our Reg. 3.99 persons fined $20 for Our Reg. 1.39 qbeylng STC signs included Makes you nice to Designed for battery ennlng, of be near! Super anti, operation. 100 per- Kills housetipld fioodyear ServiM Stores MANCHESTBt TIRE, Inc. 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MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,- 1971- PAGE THHITEEN ^ MANCHESTER EVEOTNG ^RA.Ll>. MANCHES'i'ER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 PAGE TWELVE Dark Theaters Sybil Giimolly Helps ^ a te Ali McGraw Soviets Continue Wounded Divorce Bid Quick Bid BLACKY THE A N G U S^ May Brighten SANTA MONICA, Calif. ST. PAUIi, Minn. (AP) — Your Language: Sub Base Work, DltitON, S.C. (A P)—Sen. W o r k fo r Irish Oaftsm en Washington Whirl (AP)—Rhonda Fleming filed DidnH Expect Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., A remark by Minnesota Freshly cut Ineafs at dis­ Floridians Say has a black-eye. • In Ticket Cuts ■Tuesday in Superior Court Bv Newsfeatures own designs and making them Gov. Wendell B. AndersMi By MAXINE CHESHIRE for - dlirorce form her fourth ^ , ,, by hand in Ireland she creates To Be Star after taking the oath of of­ .’Ihurmond, in IDillim Mon­ NEW YORK (AP) — ’Ihe high husband, Hall . Bartleitt, a Sybil Connolly, IrelM d s lead- ^ ,„y „e n t in . Ireland for count iW prices is West­ The Washington Post ' WASISlttNjGTON (AP) Two day ^to announce a federal ing fashion designer, has gained and seamstresses, fice Monday may be' the ear­ cost of Broadway play going movie .producer. By PEACE STEBUNO Floridala I^mocratlc congress- grant said he got the black world renown for her o ^ tal- .n u m b e r of tradlUonal Irish liest re-election statement In Car May Be... ern Beef M ort's business! Mrs. Kennedy . herself nien saytthey still think the B|o- The red-htdred,. green-eyed AP Newsfeatures Writer By MAXINE CHESHHIE eye while helping his wife could tumble under a new plan ents and the skills of Irldi weav- grafts have bden revived the h li^ ry of the state. actress, 48,' was m airied NEW YORK (AP) —lin a ho­ The Washington Post wouldn’t be interviewed. But yjet Union is building a subma- move into their new home. .to be tried by the ailing theatri­ ers and craXtsworkers. , . ^ ^ ^ America’s great Anderson told outgoing By DAVm LARSEN Ordinary plates, according to The largest display of WASHINGTON—Angie Novel- she allowed friends and rela- service facility in Cuba. preidously in ’Thomas -Lane, tel suite so high above Fifth Industries ManEiger Gordon Mc- He said a box fell and struck cal Industry. She was bom near Dublin of acceptance of Sybil CJonnolly fa- Gov. Hsuold Levander that The Los Angeles Times tives to be. She is saving her Pt^esident Nixon has ex- Dr. Lewis Morrill and Lang Avenud that street noises don’t CreEi^e, are inspected from chirice meats in the area! lo. who was the late Sen. Rob­ hiiti. Welsh and Irish parents, was m a l^ g hand crochet- the transfer of power has SACRAMENTO. Calif. — The own- thoughts and Intends to ■.pj*essed confidence the Kremlin The League of NeW York Jeffries. intrude, sits a girl like the girl' ert P. Kennedy’s personal sec­ .The senator, in a elide educated at a convent school, jace wone, she employs caused so much trouble California Leg^Iature has ap­ three feet "But we pick up and do her own memoirs “some- (joes not want a second Cuban ’Theaters announced Tuesday its next door who grew up. retary for the thirteen years, ciub talk, added: "I want •The marriage to Miss and at age IT went to __ London to ^ people, all ot whom work in should not occur ag/ain “ for proved personalized license scrutinize the personalized ones felt she couldn’t continue to *lay.’’ > • crisis but Rep.' Paul Rogers said “Umlted gross agreement,’’ : Fleming in 1966 was Bart- j dro;s‘desi^’lng as aii ap- All McGraw is probably pret- at least eight years.” under a light,” he disclosed. If you to know I .haven’t been study dress designing as ah ap- y^gj^ cottages on lace, pat- Uer than the girl next door plates and as we look In on work in Washington after-his Upcoming magazine articles Tuesday there ls.no doubt in his in a fight with my wife, and which basically calls for every ' lett*s third. * prentice at - —Bradley’s, ------a famous jgj.jj8 which have been handed Anderson, a ' Democrat, the Department of Motor Vehi- there’s any little thing, suc^ as death. So'Sen. Edward M. Ken- on the family reportedly .in- mind the Evicts'are attempting though, and her face Is far more a run . In the paint, we send it if I am. I’ll call' you to help ''hne from EUigehand .to author to dressmaking . establishment generatlohs and which familiar to the public—from the was elected to a four-year 9 d o in Sacramento, Reg^strsir nedy got her a Job at the U.S. elude .one on Ethel Kennedy’s to develop strategic nuclear ca­ m e,’’ tern. Levander, a Republi­ John L. McLaughlin is confer­ through agEdn.” -SPECIALS- l l children. She is said to have pabillty in the Caribbean, concessions or cutbacks, per- tlallv be available to nroducers "'*'*®*' then made clones for ^^g by Comolly pag^s ct fashion magazines Embassy in Copenhagen. can, did not seek a second ring with his faithful assistant, -r______promised a leading publication Rogers said he had seen aeri- mitU9gthepro...... » ...... asainst — emereencies - that might Barr predicted an increase in general audience—features. Sybil Connolly does not sell tlon of a Georgia committee “B ecoih^ a movie stEir was B says It will move ag(Ednst tlon fund, and/or numbers are p e rm itte d Arias. role was Ihe debu- subcommitteeauwommiuee on Inter-Ameri- ^ gj^j, ^g^urbances the production of scrlpte of dra- The operators of the Marie- her originals to be copied by seeking the new holiday. on the list of the lo most unlike- misleading or deceptive adver- go far about 1,000 requests on the plates. Arias was paralyzed from the first film tante in 'Auntie Marne” in affairs, agreed with Rogers, tt matlc merit that have been too mont and Hollywood theaters American manufacturers. She A national committee was or- ly thhigs to Jiappen,” she says, Using on a case-to-case basis in- have been disapproved, mostly 'The experience so far with shoulders do-wn in 1964 when curling her Ibpg legs onto the steEid. 1968. She was a prominent Bos saying, '"There is no doubt in ^ I f _ speculative under the previous said Tuesday that they broke produces both custom ordjer and ganlzed recently to urge Oon- because of dupUcatlMis. In these personsdized plates turn been a shot by a member of his own ton deb herself six years ear- mind that the Soviets were cost structure; more employ- their records with Walt Disney's ready to wear costumes in her gress to make Jan. 16 an official sofa. “I thoughts would travel a Tb® proposal, dropped by a 4- cases a computer does the window on life (or McLaughlin. political party. attempting to establish a serv-. surveillancesurve M ce methods as tiq)i ment and more theater going by “ The Arlstocats,” and the oper- own Dublin wo’-krooms, and dis- holiday. lot In Europe, «» something, in 1 vote, would require drug man- Her. Her Hollywood career has 1 awarding. Ofte motorist requested a girl’s Dame Margot and Arias are ‘ f t ice faculty for their nuclear sub- wasmngion uuieauciauc date wag observed last Eirt. I roEiUy had nt$}re fantasies ufacturers to prove claims that ,, j r,- included a splash across me ^ , , ■ boondoggling j ^ 1 "" and called II H thetho modest-income fans. ators of the Carousel said “Song tributes them to stores through- • 'The c Pof*etomple, the most want­ name. A week later he wrote a long; time out America. By copying her year in six states and 26 cities. In mind than constructive things their remedies are “faster. n&time friends of the Ken- Magazine’s pages as the new marines and their crews in ® The new arrangement will ini- of Norway” set its mark. ed words on license plates, in letter canceling the application. Cienfuegos Bay.” suit “ much ado about nothing.’; I, . .i,, -Ian® a “Tarzan” revival, to do. I wanted to Work in fash- stronger or longer lasting’’ than order of popularity, have been: £ He SEdd he and his girl hEul OfficWly, Angle will be ,g^ ^,g„ g„u,or of a The suit was brought by the ------^ ------lOT, and I did, but I dMi’t want those of their compeUtors. PEACE, SMILE, JAGUAR, ^ 1 broken up. Dame Margot’s secretary, with Deceivers,” American Civil Liberties Union new novel, to now. I never have known Some commission staff mem- GEORGE, T-BIRD, BOB, LAW- Another episode in the centin- a home base in London. But Coyote Capers which also asked that the Army Dorothy Moore shows samples of plates. which Kissinger hasn’t read. be ordered to destroy all files contended the acUon opens y ER. MARGIE, MORGAN, ulng drama of John’s other the Job Will have much broad­ b” ^ " * ^ incredible the way for more immediate LARRY, SNOOPY Eind LOVE. er duties,’ because the Aliases SAUNA, Kan. (AP) —Coy- coUected by the 113th Military ly on the problem with Mc­ years Eigo, even though the pro­ plates. ohA 4*% ^ ^ w.» A X. —and broader action agsdnst 41ZSO-mis- nowevur,However, nutnot mieOI rejects rejevko ii€»vchave are such a peripatetic couple. ' I m il T»______otes are sabotaging the All Intelligence Group headquarters Laughlin and a representative gram had not yet been SEUicUon- ‘ Will John be able to save the _____ LiOroiy r roiesi Force’s Smoky Hill bomb range in suburban Evanston. leading or false advertising than been because of overlapping, ject and she doesnt seem to would be possible under the pro- The DMV will thank you to o f the CEillfornla Highway Pat­ ed. A motorist opened his plate romance? Will Irene leam any The Kennedy mystique keeps LONDON (AP) — Lord Ro- west of Salinas. action was the result of like talking about herself. 'The posed role. rol. envelope E m d found the imprint­ new dirty words? What will the rolling off the presses. bens has quit as head of Brit- Twice in the past two weeks, disclosures by a former Army keep a civil license plate on Legislature do next? ^lone interrupts her conversa- william D. Dixon, acting as- “We say things at our meet­ ed message, YOU BUM. Gall Cameron, a former Life aln’s nationalized coal industiy the coyotes have chewed in two intelligence agent, John your car. Tune In tomorrow. MeEinwhIle, , ,,, , slstant director for industry ings that I wouldn’t say social­ The convicts, however, are re­ magazine writer who authored in a protest of plans by the Con- cables (or electronic scoring ml O’Brien, 26. He claimed that The repects so far have in- remember as you drive through \ husb^d. I guidance In the P IC ’s Bureau of clJded reouests for -TORN ON ly,” remarked Mrs. Ridenour. ported to be taking great care a half dozen or so articles on servatlve government to sell off crophones on the range’s target while a member of the Intelli- life: Don’t be a smut gay. ^ • t want to be disturbed,’’ she Consumer ProtecUon, said drop- X One set of letters baffled -wfth the new plates. the Kennedy family during the some of the profit-making side- area, then carried off the micro- gence group, he spied on civil says to ter press agent-then, pmg the role-making proc^ure everyone, until a young veteran new frontier, has Just complet- lines to private firms. phones. One microphone whs rights leaders and prominent li­ EM she settles into ^ Indian sit- allows the FTC to , move ed a biography of the matri- The, resignation of Robens, 60, found about 100 yards from its linols political figures including at the DMV tninslated what ^ ^ Immediately’' against deceptive arch of the clan, Mrs. Joseph who had said such plans would original site. Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson in, D- BACK AGAIN... . . first line they would mean In the Army, credible vacaUm to to be away advertising If necessary. P. Kennedy be carried out only “over my The microphones record bul- 111., and former governor Otto of defense and the author was told to try tiONELESS, LEAN . "You can hardly go after a agEdn. The title is simply “Rose.” dead body,” was made public lets flying by as planes strafe Kemer, now a Judge on the 7th She and her husband, Itobert member of eui industry at the Putnam’s is the publisher. Tuesday. the area. U.S. Circuit O^rt of Appeals. Evans, senior vice president of same time vou’re mnldntr a min The first line of defense to _ But approval to generally Just 39 hours from sunny Florida ! Paramount Pictures, had re- ,or the whofe Industro^e said Ridenour’s office, where given for any appUcaUon that cently returned from a trip to ______‘ all applications Eire received, isn’t smutty. In poor taste or soutteni France, and now Mtos twelve girls work there. objectionable for other reasons d (such Eis FBI or CHP, which PORK McGraw to nursing what she DHnlrpra The girls are armed with calls a left-over tan. It’s still a foreign lEingUEige and slang would be misleading). deep, even brown. The world’s groatest beer dlcUonEirles. Some of the sought Varied have been the results. "We were really In the sun a drinkers on a per capita bEMto combinations theysay Edoud. One couple will be getting AUTOMOTIVE lot,” she says, “and It’s ruined are In Belgium, 34 gallons; Some they hold up to mirrors, HANSEL and, GRETEL. If they ROAST my akin. I’m a'health freak—Ob- Luxembourg, 33 gallons; Ger- In some instances they read the get a third car they can apply sessed with it. I sleep eight mEmy, 27 gallons; United King- letters backward, for W nCH. hours every night, excerctoe a dom, 22 gallons; Denmark, 19 The questionable. combina- Other VEinlty plates being is­ 1^. R I ™ tired and ^ tcessrf It gallons; Eind the United States, tlons are forwarded to Mrs. sued are KIEISME, 'TUR'TLE, SERVICE CENTER / ^ gaUons. Ridenour, who meets perlodlcal- g o t c h a , HOTDOG, HEILP, She stops talking EUid reaches CanCKS and HICCUP. . for a piece of cEindy, gets u p , ------^------and looks out at Central Park Should mEike for interestihg ’t chatter when police radios 4 Ply Nylon Cord from the window. “ Wouldn’t Be Prepare Nowl this hotel be a great plEice to Quip by Counter-Quip broadcEis stolen car messEiges. live,” she' says. It to. In f£u:t, a Advertising to permitted. J. fEir cry from Los Angeles, Floyd Andrews, the president of where she’s been living since PEiclfic Southwest Airlines, has /' te r mEirrlage. Bumper Jokes Grow ETjY PSA. A mobile billboard. The move to the West CoEist Like all other plates, the per- scsiEillzed CHies are being mEide WEM Eui adjustment Eifter living By DAVID LABSEN Hire 'Ihe MorsOly H e u u U- at Folsom State Prison. It weis in New York Edl her life. Hiss The Los Angeles Times capped. there that the first such plate McGraw admits. “I don’t quite LOS ANGELES — Help, the ChEiste Makes Waste. WEm mEUiufactured a couple of underaland the life style there,” ParEmoids Are After Me. VietnEun, of course, to a fre­ she says, and after a momehf’s >1 end more the heEirt of msui? The motor­ Keep America Beautiful — time Eilone in California, some­ ist knows. The motorist in Cali­ SwEdlow Your Beer Ctons. thing, she says, that mEikes her fornia knows because he reads And PlEumed PEirenthood : " I ’m more In touch with the literature. In the college Control Your Local Stork. BREADED myself thatMsevh way,” 0«4«she com- of the freeways, ' ' he majors in ments. .“ And I’m not the kind of mumper stickers, And drugs: Don't Meth Around. peraon that has. to do things eUI what about this other five STOtH OF the time. I don’t (eel compelled one? In our era of bombings Of course, there are ajad the naughty bumper stickers. eumbenaml fbm s. to present a Ust of my accom­ and riots and protests, what about the one that doesn’t seem Sometimes messages are VEAL plishments at the end of the day, and say, 'Look what I've to figure? What about. Have printed to suit lUi indlviduEd's' ddne.' Being eiII the time to A Nice Day. circumstances:^ lOOjS Pure what's ImportEmt, not, not doing It to seen on a lot of bump­ On a nsusiclan's car: Wrong all the Ume.” ers these days. Aldine Print­ Way. po'^ BEu;h. STEAKS After “Goodby Columbus” ing Co. here, which clEiiiss to Indian's CEir; Custer ROAD KING Mtos McGraw ted enough film be the biggest bumper sticker Httd It (doming. offers to keep her constEintly mEinufacturer in the nation, aayS Then there to the dialog of A busy. but she turned them the message to one of its 'fi^ - the freeways, the fencing: SNOW SPECIAL TUBELESS BLACKWALLS down. “I've got the work thing test sellers, Thrust—^AmerlcE^ Love It Or very much In proportion," she Aldine tracks the origin to a Leave It. ORANGEJUICE PEury — America, ChEwge Perfect replacenient snow tire! Self-cleaning interlocking'cleats, traction tread with many deep angled says. “I really enjoyed making local advertising agency. Ceu-- It Or Lose It edges provides big pulling power. tte two fUms I've done. It's son/Roterts, adilch got the Idea such Eui intense outi^iing of of having Its switchboard oper- 'Ihriist — Have A Ifice Day. energy and if I didn't do it, it'd ators tell cidlers to have a Parry — POWs Never Have be bad. But it's for sure I don't happy day. 'That started 17 A Nice Day. LIFETIME GUARANTEE SIZE REG. SALE F.E.T. want to do movies for most ofv years ago. For' some motorists, the whole things to summed up in Every tire is guaranteed throughout V®’ Some regEurded It eui a nicer- the life'of the original tread, regard­ Sticker. Or a s sometimes seen less of. time or mileage, against 695/735x14 17.99 15.29 2.04 touched me,” A e says of her eventuaUy thought so mui* of on the rear of other ceus: Help manufacturer's defects and all road 600/650x13 775x14 18.99 16.14 2.17 second film. I had a ■very compsuiy begEUi in- strong emotional reaction to it. I small "Have A Nice Stamp . Out n. Bumper Stickers. hazards, cuts, bruises, blowouts, O u r Reg. 825x14 19.99 16.99 2.33 like to do films about compUcat- p X ?* bumper sUckeos In its What these . ‘S,®*®’ motorists don't etc. We will.at our option repair it 14.99 Eure com- 775x15 18.99 16.14 2.19 ed, real people I care about.” bllbtags to cu^Mners. r e ^ e to that they at no charge, or replace it, charging Plus 1.78 Her cprlng extends beyond began a.^ing . ,mitUng ~ a faux pax. The print­ only for the amount of tread worn. F.E.T. plays though. C ^ - more,” r e c a l l s ^ ^ S e Bor- ing compEUiies, you see, are HALF mdly admitting that-ter < ^ life gqg; administrative assistant at trying to get people to refer to hM be^ good, Mtos McGraw printing flrin. "Then we put the product eis "bum per bEUi- stm worries. out on the front counter ners.” They say that calling - 2 T f e WHEEL BALANCING All NEW TUBELESS TIRE VALUES them bumper stickers CEuries GALLON l^redlble. m ^ess in the air,” *«• ^ ^ ^ P«>PI® g„uld take.” the connotation that they don't she says. “There's teen a snow- gj^ g ago. com „ e „„ off. ^ liictuclimi •.vfMqhts O N L Y C So from now on, fellow mo- FREEZER DEPARTMENT Wheel l.ihoi wheels balling reaction of desperation „ «rd«r« «Mne in reau- that doesn't eiUow enough peace- jg_|„ *'* torists, It’s bumper banners. _ , __ _ ^ -And remember to stimd up next All time t o live, and meanwhile There to no way of ana^rslng New Low Prices! Ume you hear the song about people Eure mEidly gtt^iing for it. The message has Inroad a ^ the Star-Spangled Sticker. c o n to n ts things that are terribly nude- EtotabUshment types view HINDS SIDES Complete New rial.” it as a return to good old-lash, Mtos McGraw Edtributes her ioned nelghborilness.The grass & B^IN . ni. (AP) - Bai-bara 69a 59a attitude. I den t think there s invented KAi.av.dAxw.*benevdence nmi.and- nnnuiowns Aspa a*, lavaaloves AppEdoosa AnwiA/iac horses and much you can do about 'what's All Cut, Wr^ped Eind Quick Frozen to your speoltlca- Ignition Tune Up Shock Absorbers the copyright. wins championships with them. ttons Free of Charge! Finance with your Master (harge going to happen,” she says, Besides, some Itipplee say, Her cdlecUcxi of fn^iliies. In- ‘ rBiit I think tiiat if you leave Card! the “ Nice V a T ’ bumper sticker eludes those for Chief Luscious Villager Dress Shoes & Boote *’®®** **'**'*^ defuses the police, much like pokey who won the ChicEigo In­ com e imout. - . . . . the flower dropped by a girl in- ternational lEist year Eilong ■with We Beserve t b s Bight To Lim it Qraatlttea Our Special Most American to a national guardsman's rifle the state title as a yeEurling and 6 cylinder cars 14.90 to 29.90 Low Price! barrel a while back. came right bEick this year to 'Fire DeadiB That pcurUcular sticker, of 'win lu a two-yesus>ld. Great savings on these famous fashion shoes and boots. 4.99 each 11.99 Sale Thurs./ .' BOSTON (AP) — Fire Mn«d course, is Just one of many she won the minoto AppalDosa improKlmately 'i2fiOO people in which Aldine has printed. Yearling ChEunpionship this (ci^hMiia Corner A MEUicfiester only) Our expert mechanics do all o f the following: Install new national the United States in 1970 and de- 'Hie firm has turned out more ysEu: with Chief Powders Dawn, brand spark plugs^ points, rotor, condensed. Adjust carburetor, New shocks provide improved braking and steering, restricts and WESTERN I Fri., Sot. btrpyed a record $2.7 bllUoii in than 12 milUon messages o f one she has ^railered the two check timing and oil filter. controls spring motion. Sizes available for most American cars. property, the National Fire Pro- kind or another ttds year alone hmrses more than 10,000 nUles £ Most 8 cylinder cars * 15.99 .Drive in for your^free shock absorber inspection. D u nibepland ii tecUon Association said yester- and the demand is Internation- for shows at the Hoution Astro- Children’s Shoes Air conditioned con add only $3 d a y .' -al. dome, Huron, S.D., and will Resistor type spark plus ...... add ofily $3 — ' Installation available. t b s NEPA SEdd the worst Aldine doesn't stock slogans, travel to' the Dixie Nationsd In reg. $9 to $12 , Cars with smog control devices add only $3 farms OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK b e u m a r Io«M)f-llfe fire was he crash of but rather turns th e m out to Louisiana eiirly in M71. ' 5.90 to 9.90 W a chartered airliner Nov. 28 at der (prices start at OS dollars And, Mss Asp said. It be- Hush Puppy, Buster Brown & School Days boys' and Anoboesge Alaaktu Forty-six per 1000). Thus, It accepts no comes fuii expensive bObby. In girls' dress shoes and school shoes. Many styloi! ALL FOR APPOINTMENTI died. credit or IdEune (or surii ere- ailditian to the cost of traveling, ' . w . MancliesteF, 1145 TollandTpke. Sale: WED. thru s a t . The worst property loss In aUvlty as:' - __ ' caring for and feeding the We reserve the right to limit quantities . Sale ends Sat. Jan. 9th. 1910 was the destrucUon of a §upport Mental Health Dr IU horses, it costs (ran $S to $12 to 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTiRl M I - M B , I EXIT 93. w iS u R CROSS P A i^ ^ A Y NOT ALL SIZPS IN EVERY STYLE OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT CBA Galaxy aircraft in M:arie^ lOU You. enter the bonea in each eveht. Open Toea., Wed., 8a$. till • — Thms., fM . $■ • ta. Oa. at an — loaa o f I Said M aybe lAnd That’a The InternEdioaal'a entity- t s a la $30 the NFPX aald. Final. $67 for three clasaes.

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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN Mc^kill Inaugurated , SEilad or dessert, enough for ter WEIS shot down Just south of Laird Says eight people. ' toe demilitarized zone, wound- - Vernon Aloodmoblle New Plan 'ing three, Americans. Field re­ As Governor of State The Red CTOS8 Bloodmobile ports sEiid about 10 North Iflet- Gl War Role will visit toe Columbia Chapter Unveiled On nEimese soldiers fiTe'd r toe nearly State Armory^^wlto 'have a logistics rde, we' will p.m., the quota is 75 pints and stroyed. , . ^ northwest of toe capltEil, indicat­ neer for several years wlll^cm- cent of the construction cost of nor Wilbur Cross ^ald to Repub- utilltleB projects. Legislation toe coming session—rulM that MMklll scheduled to make ills have an Eilr support role and toe nrEdk-in donors are welcome, . Police sources said about 700 ing that the North Vietnamese tlnue on in that capacityeven sewers. He sidd he thinks the lioans in the General Assembly, dealing with abandoned cars, include a reorganized committee entrance at 9:45 p.m. The new combat forces which will be as- Gosllne’s telephone Hehron VietriEunese were convicted lEist were trying to block toe roEui though he has terminate em- town sj^ould go ahead with Ihe and I quote, "If there is Connecticut « bills emerging from commit­ staff suggrested made him 1<^ combat mission but wUl be a 8e.> Miss Kathy Kristoff, Mrs. Don- ium offenses. In most cases Jects.' / from HUD. The estimEUed cost shall recede into the bacH- In ^dlUon to action toe Gen- tees must bear a price tag. like a penquln—and will ajqpw curlty mission. aid Pearce, Mrs. HowEurd Shum- they got three to six months in Lombardi adrised ’ toe Town to^ sewer Eirerm A and B U ...... f eral AssemUy sees fit to take, Y ground and give place to part- j exeiolslng toe powers The swearing-in of the neW in a conventional tuxedo. — ” They wlU be there to protect '^®y- Mrs. Walter Schroder, Committee JaU. Hoover Reports Council of his termination with about $1 million. • Some $860,000 nership in toe conduct of public governor and other state offi­ Meskill and his fttinUy plan Abrams eUso directed field toe engineering firm eis toe cf this Is already In toe revolv- of toe executive branch to and suMXHrt toe forces that are Mrs. John Tettelbach, Mrs., to put in an appearance later commanders to develop drug rouncll met as the Sewer Au- ing sewer fund, affairs. This is toe clear call of move Connecticut toward a 1 cials was scheduled for 2 p.m. assigned toese roles. In toe Robert TutUe and Mrs. Alfred On 1970 Crime at "inaugural H ” at toe Hart­ To Organize suppressitm progrEuns including toority Mqhday night. At toe As toe Town Council, toe toe people. cleaner, more .healthful en- in toe Hail of toe. House. lA. Phase One of toe VletnamlzEi- Vezina. WASHINGTON (AP) — To I echo that sentiment t ^ y . ^ronment. I Will dekl vigorous- Gov.-elect T. Clarit 'Hull wias ford HUton, which was arranged tion program, 'which ■will be Voter Making same .amre bq noted that toe Sewer Authority has adready The newly app«Hnted S a lw nJoraif welfar^ L to r e Hoover. firm h ^ asked him to allow The electorate in dividing j ^ j h toe .challenge of air pol- to be sworn in previous^ In to accommodate those who completed this year, the combat • Tbo monthly . voter making established am ordinance to in­ Study O ^ l t t e e will hold an ^ < .h may lead to drug abuse time, on a consulting baisie, pri­ executlve and legislative au- <.n my agenda will the Senate. could not get into toe Armory. responalblUty In South inetpam session will be held Saturday More fugitives were located,. Opens Office stall . toe sewer lines to Area Special buses have been Un^ wUl be completely turned over ®t Yeomans Hall from 10 a.m. organlzwonal meeting tomor- such Em idleness, loneliness, marily . to provide conttoidng A. Town Attorney Abbott Schwe- toority between toe two major bringing toe state itself into MesUll’s cabinet Includes two more organized-criitie figures Dr. Cyril KwEuig Kim, a parties was not choosing an- strict conformity with emission Democrats—Gloria Schaffer as up to ferry the festive from to tile South \71etnamese govern- f® noon, row e v ^ n g at 8 at toe 'Town anxiety and frustration." service to clients on current pro­ bel warn directed to bring to convicted and more fingerprints psychiatrist, has opened an of­ jects, tagonlsts. The massive prob- standards. The ludicrous' spec- secretary of the state and Rob­ local hotels to and from toe ment.” Office BuUdlng. ^*"“ 8 ®'’“ ®® suppression coun- checked tlum in Euiy previous an ordinance to extend sewer _ __ ... „ _____ cils are to be formed In eEu:h /Lombardi has opened an office lems facing our state call for a tacle of Connecticut attempting ert Killian as attorney generaL celebrations. iLolrd and M(x>rer conferred Manchester Evening Herald The committee, was organiz­ fice at 99 E. Center St. He lines to Area B to toe extent command down to toe battaUwi y®®r 3^ 3 t^*®^ 3 ^agency’s history, the %a Windsor Ave., Rockville and nmi-partisan approach to gov- to enforce air pollutlmi stand- The other two elective state The Governor’s Foot Guard, today with JMyld K.E. Bruce, Columbia correspondent, Vir­ has worked part time at toe revolving fund will adlow. ed upon toe request of toe level. The mission of the coun­ ham aia his patttner Stanley Szes- ernment. Even with, superb co- ards from a headquarters officials — Comptroller Na­ which hosts the ball at too head of toe U;S. delegation to ginia Carlson,'tel. 228-9224. And, according to toe FBf’s Mayor Framk McCoy sadd he BoEird of FlnEince to review the cils will be to provide for Euialy- Mental Headth Center at towicki, lamd surveyor. The operation our task will be dlffl- which Itself 'violates those very than G. Agostlnelli and Treas­ Armory, received an ui^spece- toe 'Vietnam peace talks, arid,' arithmetic, it Eil was done at a hopes It Will be toe whole area. reiiiuneniuixi un wwii uftiiuiau,, sis, evaluation, and monitoring C hester Memorisd Hoa^tal name of toe firm is now Szes- cult. Without it, it will be Im- standards must end. Oil spills urer Robert Berdon—are Re­ dented flood of ticket demands Philip C. Habib, Bruce’s deputy. remuneratim of town offiClEils, The revolving fund is set up is on the hospitad staff. , / towicki A Loonbardi Associates. possible. I pledge toe General which continue to ravage our publicans. from victory-starved .RopuWl- Tlie secretary said he couldn't elected and apptdnted, and ®H ^ ® “ aspecte of narcotics ^ d ^ savings and recover- new each year amd is bamed other employes, eis well as to dnig suppression within too , , ,, j The men plam to offer service to Assembly my complete co- waterways despite good, but The tone of Mesklll’s inaugu­ cans. The GOP has not had a see much substEuitlal progress Dr. Kim waus a senior stadf on 2 per cent of toe budget explore fringe teneflts. commEind investigations during land surveying am well am civil operation in toe effort to better unenforced, legislation must al-. ral address 'was somber, but representative In toe governor’s in toe negotiations. But he said YoungVoter ___1 ■ toe period reached toe record psychiatrist at Worcester to that yeair. It IS nopea mat me commu- The commandera were told to ^ ^ 3, 3^3, million, a re- amd samitai^ engineering. Lom­ our state. so end. the mood at the OqAtol was office since John Lodge depart­ be believed some progress hEid It is hoped that the commit- (Maiss.) State'Hdspitad, a staiff tee will be prepared to reporti stepRTAT> upiin dragnnifF abuseRniifiA educatimnniiniuicin dollar ap- bardi sadd this will ailiow his con­ My remarks to you today In other areas too I will use festive. Red, white and blue ed 16 years ago. been made on toe prisoner of every dollar ap- psychiatrist at toe University of Category Set Its recommendations, well in ad- programs, to insure mat each of Connecticut Heailto Center, tinued participation to toe town’s SBC Approves stem from a constitutional man- toe authority o t toe executive war Issue , becsuise since the vance of the annual budget men Is aware of the dru^ proprlated for operations, waste treatment plant project if date requiring the Governor to h* upgrade toe environment, hi start ot the campaign to call -Th. Hoovcr Said to hls annual report acting director of toe In-Patient meeting on May 10. dangei*. The directive also SEdd Psychiatric Service, McCocdi the town wishes. Bank (barters "give toe General Assembly In- the purchasing of state veh^les worid attention to the plight of By Killian programs of amnesty and reha­ to Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. Revenue Task Force Backs Ai^toted to toe committee However, Hoover reported a _Hospital, _ 4 ^ . amd am tortractor to At toe Sewer Authority meet- HARTFORD (AP)—The State formation of the state of the “ *‘1 ^ letting con^cts the prisoners, there had been an _ _ bilitation under way to some increase In toe number of let- (Continued from Page One) by First Selectman Aaron Reid rise to new-left violence. air- the DepEurtment of Psychiatry 1"? after agreeing to have Lorn- BEinktog Commission Einncunced government, and recommend to I®*" heating and motor v ^ c le commands would be expEmded, Kn»«b-i«»-o ters received In the United the Supreme Court of are Russell Anderson, Mrs. at too University of Connecticut bordl continue on, toe men l^esday that It has approved their fconsideratlon, such meas- J ^Piggyhack^ Income Tax, the coordinated and atandaridzed to *^k and killings of Medical Soh(x>l. He served his agreed to have him work on bank charters for two new Con- SUtes from prisoners. united States. Raymond Andrews, Harvey police by blEick militants, and — urea as he shall deem ex- Desraisseaux, Mrs. Eric Emt, add those "who demonstrate a residency In psyitolatry from ®*id submit an engineering, pro- necticut banks—one In Water- pedlent." I speak not only to T h r^ state senators from the Greater Hartford crat, of East Hartford. Odegrard received appoint­ HARTFORD (AP) — A state to recommend any reduction In He added that toe campal^ Voters 21 EUid older may vote Eidded: Robejil Griffin amd Brace sincere desire to reform.” "As long am crime continues 1064-1666 at Connecticut Valley posal to design sanitary sewers bury and toe otoer in Danbury. you, but also 5 ^ h you to the ^ t area take the oath of office during today’s organi­ ments to five joint legislative committees, including would continue until North any election for any office. . The directive also outlined income Ksdom. to increase amd dissident ele­ HospitEil In Middletown and fo r two more areas. Area A >jbe Danbury BEuik and TVust people of Conn^cut. It is ^ zational meeting ks the General Assembly opens the powerful Appropriations Committee. His other Vietnam agrees to open the KllUan said toe separate cate- three Joint Vietnajnese-Ameri- 20 per cent ot federal Income ^ Faculty Activities ments continue to strive violent- from 1966 to 1967 In Worcester will Include toe Vernon Center waa awEuided toe first char- the 1971 session. David Odegard, Republican, of four assignments are to the- Education, Personnel POW camps to toe IntpecUon for young voters vrill con- can groups that will be formed: ^ c la l that they f ^ under- « ^ bat- Paul A .White, principal at the l.Y to destroy our current way of State HospltEd. ^ Heights and Cold Spring Dr., issued for a new Danbury taut paiyments wUl be recom- ^^le tawk force also is report- caUed for In toe Geneva conven- ynue "pending such action as 1. A combined anttoaircotics stand toe crisis Connecticut which toe stakes are Ufe Manchester, is flanked by Jay Jackson, left. Demo­ and Militaiy, State Development, and Liquor Con­ Hebron Elementary School, hEis life,__ , ___ law enforcement______cainnot__ af- a. graduate of St. MEmtlns sections and B, toe Regan Rd. bank • in ' more than 100 yaara. mended by toe state Revenue edly considering higher tuitions tt®*>. toe le^slEiture may take to enforcement committee, to be government faces within Itself, jjaeu. This is toe battle against crat, of West Hartford; and*Harry Burke, Demo- trol Committees. (Herald photo by Coe) Laird met Defense Minister , released a schedule for this -I K11.0, .,1 K '®«1 to loolt t>®®‘‘ tor lon«r ®" High School in Olympia, Wafii., i n c l u ^ EmUy, The 80 incorporators were given and toe chaUenges threatening drug addlcdbW epidemic, ’Task Force, it was learned for students at state coUeges more fully Implement not only month of faculty activities which established in each *® /®“7 past accompllshmenU, but must Dr. Kim attended St. Martin’s Heidi M d ^ r y Lwes, hrlato- year to complete organiza- * ■ -ww- 1 1 ’Tuesday. auid a state lottery and off- •' Michel Debre at a lunch, whll® y^e procedures tq be foUowed from without, challenges state Hundreds upon hundreds Of or program merely because a payers who provide toe 'funds are held for toe purpose of pro­ tool* ahead and seek new .ways CoUege, also in Olympia, gradu- ^®*' tion and open the bank doors, Moorer lunched ■wlto Geru Mi- elections but Eilro to consider licit traffic by Vietneimese clvU government alone can meet. Connecticut youngsters have federal share is available. ’This and those who control them, l- c o V h 'v r f i - T ' l ' l l I 'H’® I®^ would radse am esti- track betting. fessional enrichment. lleit traffic bv Vietnamese civil- ^3 ^^^33^ 3JJ challenges.” ated from Boston University Rang® Hill Dr. The Danbury bank wUl be lo­ II “ M I lrM.1 Iv ^ JJy I I IJ I I mated $430 million during too The proposed state Income chel Fourquet, his French phases of toe Supreme lEuis In narcotics, drags and re ­ Connecticut's problems are fallen 'victim to drugs. 'With widely recognized problem has these increases have been oVer- The first of toese, acb/eduled in toe calendEU- year 1970, School of Medicine and Interned Actually Area A has already cated in an eight-story building w next two flscad years, aiccordlng tax would be applied at a base equivalent. ckxirt decUlon." lated BubstEinces; extensive and varied. They did each passing day more are led to pressure for so-called "no ly generous. I urge and support for tomorrow afternoon at 3:15, Hoover SEdd, 468 persons in- at St. Francis Hospital. been aj^roved to have sewer presently under conatracUon. to informed sources. 1* rate of 20 per cent of each In- _ ' The attorney general eiIso ______^ ______2. A Joint narcotics Investlga' not develop O'vernlg^t, nor will lured into this treacherous blind string” federal grants to the legislation returning more' dl- We meet- in truly historic Secondly, is to have more will be a workshop on toe use of volved in organized crime were 'Dr. Kim is a'meihber of the installations. As soon as Ix>m- Rie state commission also ap- ______TTie "revenue gap” —toe dis- dividual’s federal taw, but be- BANGKOK (AP) I^ m le r noted that a new federal vot­ they be eliminated overnight, alley. The long, downward slide states. Prom my experience as rect control over -these funds to times, both for our beloved open debate on toe floor of toe toe Dry Mount Press. Instructor five detachment, made up of 33nyj3j3^* a result of FBI American . Psychiatric Associ- bkrdl completes work on tola proved formation of toe Matta- Senate. This cam~be a great de” Parity between toe state’s pro- cauise of'»vtulous modlflcaUctis Tbanom Klttikamhom said today ing law, upheld lii toe main by for toe workshop vrill be Richard representatives from each of We must shun stop gap solu- to a life of drugs and degn^da- a mayor, and from conversa- toe elected representatives of state hnd our nation. he will ask U.S. Defense .Secre ______investigations. CMidcUons in atlon Euid toe HEurtford County he vrill start on plans for toe tuck Bank andTrust Co., which tions and seize on autoenjto and tion could be, at this very mo- llberative body, if the members Jected toedm® from its present toe percentage would be lower toe Supreme Court, sets a 8D- A. Huot of METRO at the Uni- the Investigative services, 1960 totaled 319, toe BRI SEdd. Medical Assixilatlon smd ellgi- second areEU Both have been ■was expected to open In late tions with Incumbent municipal toe people, the legislature and A g^reat Joy should lie in toe tary Mfivto R. Laird for more regen cy requirement for verslty of Hartford. which will seek to destroy drags lastlng answers. ment, beginning lor a young officials, I am aware of a the Governor, so wish it. It is ironic that the *>“se and toe coot of con- for lower-income taxpayers and The FBI tracked down a ble for toe Boards of Neurol- termed top priority sureas due spring or early summer in ■ The state of the " state Is not person very close to one of us. hearts of each of you, as you House, which, by its size has tlnulng state programs at pres- higher for those In the upper ®™® ^ . tederail electimu. KlUlam said On Jan. 21 White will conduct at the ^ r c e or stop them 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Eind Psychiatry. The 86- to toe problems vrito septic downtown WEiterhury. similar problem in the relation- Connecticut’s government Laird Is due In Bangkok yjg Connecticut General Assem- a faculty workshop on toe use of fore they reach American good. It is ,ho#ever, far from None are exempt and none of rfilp of the state to Connecticut has been growing in random take up membership in that not been able to use toe caucus levels for the next two brackets. wEinted for vIolaticHis of federal year-old doctor is a native of tEink seepage. bEUik’s Eirtlcles of Incor- hopeless, and Its government of us here can afford toe very select group known as toe system on every bUi, has there- years—has been estimated at ’The state Income tax would .Tbursday on his way to South will have to change toe toe culsansiire rods eis tools for troops. , or state laws, Including Angela Seoul, Korea. He and his wife, During a discussion on ft- porawn csdl for a minimum Is- communities. State government fashion for too long now. It is Vietnam, and will stay to the atate’s 00-day residency requlre- arithmetic instraotion. A Joint I'customs grqup to as- and people are far from help- luxury of indifference. Nar- has in recent years constructed time to reverse the pattern. We Senate of toe State of Ootmect- by produced toe more Interest- W®® mllUon. be deductible from the federal Davis, vriio declared her inno- . the former Veronica Ann Seal- nEinclng, Lombcmll told-toe au- sue eg 60,000 fiuues of common less. With toe government help- cotlcs addiction la destroying ing and instructive debates.. T^® state is facing a deficit ncome tax for the followlijg Thal capital overnight. ment to cmiform with toe fetb' - Then on Jan. 28, at a toll fac- ^ e r e ^ l b l l l ^ fw^aU ^ cence Tuesday ^to murder ^and zo of Hertford, suid their two toority that toe department of atockl to be offered at $25 a a whole new bureaucracy to must take a searching look for icut. I am sure you are proud, Tbanom hdd newsmen his re- |j^w. zo Ing its people and, more Import- nxost precious asset, our Before closing, I want to mllUon. year. Just as state sales taxes ulty meeting, Miss Joan Shaugh- tary customs operations Includ- charges In California, sons live in Bl(x>mfield. Housing Euid Urban Develop- shsure. distribute state funds to local ways to increase government and I am surq that your fami­ quest will Include heUcoptere, T,ve Connecticut Constitution nessy, representative of toe ing Inspection of maU, shlp- antly, with the people helping youUi- It breaks toeJiearts of communities. ’This state bu- efficiency and economy. ’Ibis thank toe people of toe state for ^ addition to toe state in- and l^ a l property taxes are which he said Thallaad urgently nmUa voting privileges to those ficott ForesmEui ObmpEiny, will ments of household goods and their government, Connecticut parents. It taxes city and ^ t e reaucracy necessitates a comment is not meant as critl- lies Eind supporters Eire equal­ electing me to this high office. ®®*"® ^>pears to deductible. needs, and he also will urge 21 and older. Voters to toe state discuss toe ForesmEui Reading unaccompanied baggage, and wm bo restored to a sound and enforcement agencies. Only counterpart local bureaucra- clsm - origliiEil 102-year-old stonework. an4 Griffin apparently have ALPERT'S - CHOICE an expansion. I urge toe Qener- facts are exceeding my fears. more and more fed up with the late President Kennedy in a positive legislative program be propriations but gave up his -»------, ------.. *K 1-Ek Tv»i« View Terrace.Tolland; Irene fiella .about 66 mUes southwest tout Industrial Butirfing Cbm- vigor to combat toe terrible legislative' process, whether it Concern has been expressed d ^ p e d torfr ^ McAndrew, McKnlght Circle, of Phnom Penh, is the "center jU Assembly to make alterna- Connecticut faces a dire flnanc- mission risks can be eUmi- scourges of drug addiction and be state or federEil. campaign speech, as follows: Euiopted in toe months ahead cluiirmanship of the Rules Oom- for lake-front property owners after meeting vrito toe Kansas Stanley Prosclnskl, West of resistance” and is under dal- tives to heightened local prop- lal crisis. ’That is toe principal HEAD nated. As a beneficial byprod- organized crime, TTie problems you face are In 1780, in Hartford, Connect- lor the betterment of all toe mlttee; John Blake of 'Windham, whoee water systems only func- Republican Tuesday. jjaln St., boto RockvUle; Anna w attack erty taxes possible, and to trust information of, government I CUT uct, returns on toe funds’ to- Electoral reform to Connectl- complicated by two fEictors. Icut, toe' skies at noon turned people In Connecticut.” BEUiks and Regulated ActivlUeB; tion at high water levels. Other TOe Post Mae Norris. Pinnacle Rd.. El- More than 1,000 enemy troops BRISKET CORNED BEEF to toe good sense of local elec- convey to you and to Connecti- vestments vrould be increased, ®ut Is long overdue. The pro- First la W t ' the leeislatiira okesmaji said Lon Nol a tax climate more favorable to chaUenges of delegates to na- ’ITiey offered toe beleagured sure, will be welcomed by a WUl toe legislature go down in The-Speaker of toe House, '*bf the Cor- Gonununlcatlbns , name a nominating committee South l^findsor; LesUe Garland, BANANAS ers by heightened stress on vo- I “I®® recommend adoption of sl(m. and shrinking dtAlars. ’Hiey are reported to South VietaEim, but POTATOES CARROTS tenor and nature of poUtical it is not, there is no cause for NEW YORK (AP) — ’Ihe rectimis, Welfsure and Hunume The ClvU Defense Radio Of- t l^ week to formaHy recom- Regan St., Madeline IDusto, Ce- catlonal education. For too long » financial disclosure requlre- Connecticut’s non - public not clamoring for a massive in­ differences may well determine Eidjournment. If it is, I choose toe U.S. Command reported Ein stock market held a smaU but Institutions Committea; Morris ficera council vriU spMisor a mend a new chairman to toe na- dEu: St., and Raymond Evans, 20Xb. QAgg now we have proceeded on the ment. for aU state office candl- schools face a crisis. Recent crease in state spending. ’They toe success or faUure of toe to be found doing my duty. I Union St., all of RockvlUe. Army OH68 observEition heUcop- Bag Bww lb. 15c 2^19e dates. This measure would re­ broadly based gain in fairly ac- Oohen of Bloomfield, from toe stogle session communications Uonal committee. The nomtoat- assumption that every young­ legislative efforts to give them would prefer tax relief. But no 1971 General Assembly. wish, therefore, that candles trading early tola after- WelfEon Committee to the Pub- ster dUMild seek and gfet a col- move any question of a private state aid have beOh stymied and degree of determlnaticxi (m my course for peraiMis Interested to tog committee wUl meet first For you know, Ben Franklin may be brourtit and we get on ^3 Health and Safety Commtt- a part of toe civil de- with Nixon, however. i lege degree. This attitude ft- Interest conflicting with a pubUc may fail completely. I urge toe part, no dose ot austerity, no SEdd, "Yes, we must indeed sdl with our work.” nores reaUty. I recommend trust. ’To be truly effective such General Assembly ,to begin matter how massive, no reor- Prices pushed higher at a tee; Raymond Dzialo dC Mlddle- fense group. This course wiU The sources explained Nixon lumg together or, most assured­ modest pace from too start in a town from deacribe the communications would make clear at that meet- that toe state estabUsh a pro- legislation should require toe work Immediately on other ap- ganizatlon, no matter how swift ly, we shEill all hEiiig sepEirate- open thursday and resumption of' toe advance on Amendments to Rules, < and system used by the CI> to east- ing his preference for Dole, cedure for awarding educatlcsi- dlsclosurt of all assets and proaches to this problem. If or effective, will let us ' avoid ly.” fiiday nights till Tuesday. James Palmier! of Walerbury, em Connecticut and vriU also The 47-year-old Dole, after 9 ! al grants to students planning “f**"®? ®* *“ ®®™® the Suoreme Court of toe this ultimate reality: ’The Gen- Tliis is toe session in which Bus 0>mpany PREMIUM -- The Dow Jones average of 80 from - atte® and Boroughs' to provide on-the-air practice for eight yetua to toe Itouse and , CARNATION 1 occupational educatUxi beyond appointed ofiiclals. United States strikes down Pub- eral AssemUy must approve, toe GenerEil Assembly should Agrees to Use industrials at mxm waa ahead insurance and Real Blstate those persons vriio are or wUl two to toe Senate, has emerged toe secondary level, without Im- emma^ on our hlghays lie Act 791, such efforts could and I must sign into law, a new come into its own. Reapportlon- EVAPORATED MILK IS-os. can 19 0 1 1 SM .HNE CRACKERS 1-lb. p k f. S 7 e by 1.86 at 887.62. be a part of toe local OD agen- the leading Senate spokes- posing toe Umltatiwi. that such hundred and save valuable time in getting tax structure that will take an ment is now a fEict. StreEimlin- 4 ” to 36“ zippers education be at degree-grant- Jj^y^nlne died there in 1970. Locked Boxes ’Trading got off to a brisk cy. mim for toe President on widely aid to toese schools which Con- additional $800 million out of ed procedures Eire underway. N o S k i B o m DINTY MOORE 1 CAMPBELL'S ing Institutions. Connecticut’s ^ “ sands more were crippled necticut taxpayers can 111-afford the pockets of taxpayers to re- start, and soon after the opening The Radio Officers Council Is varied Issues. In fact, he has ; for Jackets, reversible, slip covets and trodsets Better legislative staffing has Nm v HAVEN (AP) The toe New York Stock Exchange in an colors (metal oidy) educational priorities would Mriwsly injured. It is to lose. If non-public schools plenish the depleted coffers of CHICAGO (AP) -!- RlcllBrtl B. a port of toe CD activity of criticised Scott for not support- , BEEFSTCW IVi-lb. can 506 1 1 TOMATO SOUP r a f• c a n lO e then be in step with reaUty and ®l®ar that alcohol is a factor in fall, public schools will , be the state. To pretend otherwise been p ^ d e d Much r e n ^ Connecticut Co., faced with a ticker tiq>e lagged by one min­ Geotgi, 31, says he once was An£ver, Hebron, Lebanon and tog Nixon more staunchly. j to be done altxig these lines, . ute ifa reporting floor transac­ toe «-n«Hniitng Jiirined labor sup- “ *® majority of fatal accidents, forced to absorb an additional Would be to^ mislead the people. but toe framework for greatness threatened walkout by bus drlv- considered a mere "ski bum” Marlborough, as well as Co- ShMtiy after the November w e also have our nodal tremedoas aseurtaaent of LIPTON 1 PROGRESSO > tdy vital to toe attraction of In- Swift action against such sense- 92,000 students. ’The burden on The inescapable consequence of tions. but now is' a suceesMul sU ze- lumMa. The OouncU has pro- election Dole, 47 said, "Young- is------there.- ers------in toe------New ------Ha-ven Dlviaian, vtamervGainers were wufcout uiin fituuwfront of dustiy woqld be assured. I®®® killing is mandatory. I vided coordination and leader- er, more aggressive leadership 48 count 4 9 e 1 1 ITAUAN PEELED TOMATOES ^ toe taxpayers will be dramati- things done and things un- May I suggest two simple has agreed to instaU locked fare loaem by about 600 among ^ _ T E A B A R S The deterioration of our ep-< propose that the General cally Increased and they will lose changeable dictate that Con- rfiip back-up for the member la needed by the GOP to the cool, pent end sues traded on toe Big Boe^ ‘ vironment is a massive but not Assembly drop toe blood alco- priceless scope and variety in necticut’s government make i 125 ouses m m e ^ “ S lc e s wbre m ^ r i ^ b e r BellMre, Antrim towns, according to John Sul- u.s. Senate.’’ ; KEEBLER COOKIES 1 SUNSHINE COOKIES Insurmountable problem. The hoi level for a presumption of livan, local director. He added Dole also is oiqioBed Iqr some { shirt hengers their educational system. ®“ch ® staggering demand on First, is to start toe sessions ’Ihe Amalgam^ Transit Michigan’s lower most effective way to combat drunkeness from the current .15 there Is a need for trained uberal RepuhUcan senators who FUDBE STRIPS u)i-«s. 58e 1 I h y d r o x i4 )4 .«fc ^ In the field stan- to exidoin the course and an- "WhUa Sen. Dole speaks OpportunlUes for procedural dsrd should be afforded Oonnec- education, previous Connecticut crisis from within and serious Caucus” hEis become toe ruler ^ v e rs . shares of CNA Financial, off % an emjdoye of the Atomic Bnsr- lerislatures and Governors qliallenges frOm without. ’Hiey and boto toe Senators and the ^ agreement to InstaU ^ ^ 17^, ' gy Cnmmlasloo. I Bwer questions. from«toe conservative w i^ of * delay must be eliminated. We tlcut motorists. The JO per Meeting the party, I think he under- |ir)<( it a t must Connecticut citizens c®«»t level is recommended by have ceded wlde-rannist of New'Torii, up 1% to 00 A46 CENTER Sr. MANCHESTER. CONN. A" couiMel for environmental have encountered in \ setting food salesman in Wafidiwhm, There vrUl be a fiwet bustoess ------viAraeW o f' tor \educational improvements itol avoid partisahship ahd in a matter of hours, udien toe stalled in 00 to 90 days, and %. American Telephone, up % DX5., on matters should be estobllshed priorities for ,the state involves skiing only his winter mooting and^ a sUde show on (We Beeerve Tlie Bight To l i mit J into salary increases! Because-’'spare no effort in ' confronting X9M In the "Sr*” * of toe Attorney federal grants. Too often state Senate would convene and got colst toe company $50,000 to o6 %; UAL, up 1% to 28%; vacations. After two yearn he higwights cf the Bean Hole America’s,, first fid race was >wntown General. He should be respon- funds are expended oma project of the distance between the tax- these challenges. dorni to busineBS. to $66,000. Northwest Airilnes, up % to wae soles memger of the tlm p%sttval! Those attOndlng are held to 1667 .near t * Porte, Csl- If. ’ \' ■ I '■ ' . ■ ■ p.fciMi to bring eltoer a hot

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\ 'i ^. .S'-; PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNE^ aX JANUARY 6. 1971 Section Two WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 6, 1971 iMaturlitmtrr JEwtting Ifm lii WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 17 to 32 sound management practice and the Bocu:d of Finance and voting In Alaska^ East Haven does the extict opposite.” (mly ill case of.a tie bailot. He Maddox Wins' While there was no evidence also said the Board of Finance You've told us so — of criminal activity, Ferguson has oniy 30 days from the time A’H^ANTA, Qa. (AP) — Called Town told a news conference, the‘ sys­ budget requests are submitted (3ov.' L«ster Maddox has Deadly Nerve Gas IVfissing Farr Becomes Mayor, tem "encourages Incompetence, until the time it makes recom­ been cleared by the Georgia OUR MEAT In Trouble .einbezzlement and malfeas- mendations to the town council. Supreme Court to take office For Three Years in t^ake ance?^A person with enough on Ferguson also said the town as lieutenant governor ' next CAN’T BE BEAT neediessly;, floated a $600,000 ’Tuesday. EAST HAVEN (AP)—The fis- the ball could own. the v^ole By MICHAEL OEnLEB ed no leaks, the A rm y'^ ys (t Poard Makes. Shifts town." bond issue for redevelopment The court dismissed Mcm- The IVashlngton Post saw no need to weuri reridents. C|tl difficulties of East Haven Ferguson said the town no last' year; engineering fees for day ' a suit contending that Director James Farr is the heW mayor of Manches­ were caused largely by the the town’s sewer projects have the state’s constitutional bar WASHINGTON - Two hulP. longer has a financial problem dred cylinders filled with dead- ^ ter. He was appointed by a vote of the Board of Direc­ "lack of a professional mana­ but "it certainly did have one amounted to more than 20 per against goverhors succeed­ Iv nerve gas stored on a frozen GersOe came on PINEHURST 302 MAIN ST. tors at its regular meeting last night after the Honor­ gerial staff" and the, town char­ last year.” cqnt of total construction costs; ing themselves also disquali­ a 8, 1970, when a lltUe-noUc- able Nathan Agostinelli resigned from the position. East Haven has not levied en- fied Maddox , as lieutenant Alaskan lake t>y the Army in „ • , ‘ i. ^ i. * _ a. ter has a "built-in capacity to "n»is year," he said, "it has I960 and appamnUy foigotten, led mimeographed statement re­ \ Agostinelli also resigned from the board after Farr’s oughi taxes to cover expendi­ governor because he would portedly was slipt>ed under • confuse," a consultant hired by high taxes (a 9S.1 mill tax rate), sank unnoticed tb the bottom jjjj, election. ------tures during the 'past seven succeed Gov. - elect Jimmy / the State Department of Com­ but the financial problem has during a spring thaw and re­ Th^ wMk we w * fewhire 0»car Mayw UcNi. years, and on June 30, 1970, Carter should the'* latter be Director IMUiam Diana waa munity Affairs said in a 66-pAge been soKred, at least for the mained missing for three years. "Information for Members of East Haven was bankrupt as a unable to serve out his tqrm. CongreBs." Voc-Pd^ked choeen to r^>lace director •Agostinelli re^ rt Tuesday. time being." The lethal munitions were David Odegard as deputy may­ result of bad financial manage­ The court- ruled that the The statement described the Milton Ferguson, a former "East Haven does have seri­ scheduled to be destroyed and or. Odegard also resigned from ment over seven years. lieutenant governor does not basic Incident, though it did not city manager in Pennsylvania ous managenjent problems," he had been fused for demolition. his post last night but will re­ actually become governor in Wins Praise hired by. the state agency to added, noUng''tliat ^ e town However, for reasons still uni give the l^aUon of Fort Gfeely main as a board member. help East Haven improve budg­ spends $17 million a'^rear “with such event, but merely exer­ explained, the order to destroy Babon a t 79S> ’Ihe position of secretary of Many Relatives cises executive power until a et making procedures, recom­ no one really in charge of how it them -was never given and the been lost. It the board, formerly held , by Oi Colleagues new election is called. \ mended adoption of a new town is spent.". DENVER (AP) — ’Twin sons stockpile eventually went down Buy our extra largfeyheads of Iceberg Lettuce, at B^arr, was assumed by Director charter and acquisition o f pro­ Ferguson challenged the char­ bom to Mrs. Roliert A. Edw^grds beneath a warm May sun at a j f and 4 pack tomatoes at and serve D oi^d Wells after approval by . ’Ihe Honorable Nathan G. fessional assistance. ter specifically for dividing had 10 grandparents and great- remote portion of the Army’s then reverted to the lake de- the'bocu^d. Agostinelli has bowed out of . Calling the charter "the worst budget powers among several grandparents—and all of them Korvette Plans Gerstle River Test Area ■within ee^tion. Bacon, Lettuce and Tohmto sandwiches. Mrs. Vi^vlan Ferguson was se- ManchdEiter poliUcs to dedicate I’ve ever seen,” Ferguson said boards, while the mayor is lim­ paid a visit to thb hospital to see the huge Port Greely MlUtary . statement also said an lected to fill the poslUcxi on the himself to his new position as the document takes "every ited to serving as chairman of them. To Oose Down Reservkon. InvesUgaUon of the clrcum- The submerged munlUons - stMces is underway.” U.S. ch< board vacated by Agostinelli. state comptroller, a post to Hartford Store reportedly carrying VX nerve . The June 5 notice came 9 to Farr, Diana, Weils, and Mrs. which he was elected on Nov. 8. 13 months after the lost muni- SIRLOIN TIP OVENX^ASTS gas, a drop of wdilch on the skin ^ AgostlnelU drew pr^se last HARTFORD (AP) — Kor- is fatal - were, recovered some- “ °"® *»een found, an im- BOnOM ROUND LEAN POT ROASTS vettes will close its store in tlme between May 6 and Aug...P*!?® f A r m y ’s will be on the budget list . . . and at thifese prices it’s a three majority on the board,. Democrats and Re- downtown Hartford because of 27, 1969, after a new command- ‘nat)‘»ty to™ ?M out exacUy good time to fill your freezer . . . iTo.... uroc ft... publicans alike for dedicated an unfa^ orable sales volume Ing officer, hearing rumors of '"'hen the missing rounds were „ . . capable service to the town. there aa compared ■with subur­ recovered. It also came, ac- the loss, ordered the small lake WHOLE ^ Anthony Pletrantonio, a DCmo- ban stores, Korvette President drained. The Army says it also Gravel’s office, Leonard Blackman announced shortly after articles had ap­ Bottom Round were first and ^^at, who commended both is still not sure when the am- ®**®® Agostinelli and outgoing deputy ’Tuesday. munlticni was actually recover­ peared in Anchorage news­ Packer cut, about 22 lbs. A company spokesman in papers alluding to "mysterious ' 'Farr is the owner of Farr’a mayor David Odegard for jobs ed. Custom cut, as you re­ £^K>rtlng Qoods, formerly Man- well done. Pointing out that NOTICE! New York City said the store The Army does report that a golngsi-on’’ at Port Greely. quest to make Eye Round hopes to begin its going-out-of- Army officials say they are Oven Roast, Bottom Chester Gurplus Sales Oo. on there have been times when he poht-recovery investigation of lb the north end of Main St. He has disagreed with both men, buslness sale about Jan. 16. He the cylinders and the lake area at a toes to explain precisely Round Roasts, 3 comer added that a definite closing why the order to destroy the cut nimp roast . . . or Is a 1946 graduate of Manches- Pletrantonio nonetheless said, disclosed no evidence that any date has not been set for the munitions was not given as cube steaks and retmd ter High School and earned a *‘I do believe they've served as branch store which has been of the gas had leaked. planned early in 1966. Possible ground. BS In Industrial Management mayor and deputy mayor very An Army liwesUgaUpn of the taclude"delays‘ due“to from the University of Oonn. in well. The people ot Manchej^|^ ON THURSDAY the 7th located at 915 Main St. for OutgoinsT Manchester mayor Nathan Agostinelli (left) congratulates newly Mrs. Vivian Ferguson of 78 Forest St. is administered the oath of office by bizarre episode has Just been weather, lack of sufficent 1960. He Is married to the for- should be proifd." about 13 ypars. BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ...... lb. $1.19 elected mayor James Farr. Agostinelli resigned from his post and from the town counsel John F. Shea Jr. Mrs. Ferguson, a Republican,, was appointed last Blackman , said Korvettes "is completed and the details re­ daylight, limited personnel, Soon after being appointed to CENTER CUTS pursuing a continuous, agg;res- ported to Sen. Mike Gravel (D- other high priority projects and try. TOe ^ r e ’s live at 19 Radd- replace Agostinelli as mayor, Board of Directors last night and Farr was appointed by the board to take night to fill the vacancy on the Board o f Directors created by the resignation of Alaska). Mayor Nathan Agostinelli. (Herald photos by Buceivicius) ___ sive store-expansion program oh schedule conflicts, they claim. / tag St. with their four daugh- James Parr, a Republican, said his place. Agostinelli becomes state comptroller today in Hartford. He was a national basis.’’ That policy Gravel and some faculty Tile Army Summary also of Agostinelli, ‘"Ilie board will elected to the state post on Nov. 3. Both men are Republicans. ' and FRIDAY the 8th members of the University of also applies to Connecticut, he states that the Artie Test Cen- Bottom Round Slicas for Agostinelli and Odegard both certainly miss your leadership the announcement of the cast business; James Pendergast, said, and Korvettes is investigat­ Alaska hsfve -been pressing the completed its disposal assume state positions today in and companionship.” vice president, production; Bet­ Petition Filed LONDON BROIL or SWISS STEAK H). $1.19 for both shows. ing the possibility of opening Army for almost a year to ex- operations and haa "no current **“*'^®*'‘^* Democrat William Fitzgerald little Theatre ty Lundberg, treasurer; Carol In Biankruptcy a suburban store In the Greater plain rumors of misplaced plans" for future testing of le- AgoettaeUl was elected state added that Agosttaelll "is a New Timetable Set Da-vid Newirth, president, has Schofield, secretary; Gretchen Hartford area. ’Ihe chain store chemical munitions at -GersUe thol chemical-biological agents comptroller on Nov. 3. He Is credit to Manchester.” He sug- Meeting Tonight been a member of L’TM since Wiedle and Anne Miller, mem- A husband and wife from WE WILL NOT closest to Hartford is in ’Trum- and alleged open-ale testing of in Alaska.” LEIAN U.S. OH(»OE 1962. He has pre'vlously served hers-at-large. Rockville filed a joint petttlon the first Msiichester resident to jested that a standing ovatiwi bU. some chemical and biological In response to questions from ROUND STEAK GROUND lb. 99c ever hold an elected state ad- was in order and was quickly For School Wings on,the board of directors as the Mr. A. William Astley, for- of bankruptcy this morning in ’The spokesman said Korvettes warfare agents in Alaska. Gravel, the Army also said that mtaiatratlve poet. supported by board members . . , vice president in charge of pro- ^ er treasurer is serving’ in the Hartford Federal Court. According to the Army Test is trying to arrafige trans­ actions wer^ taken "to prevent Odpgrad defeated Democrat anmmand’s in­ recurrence of an incident such Domtalc Squatrito on Nov. 3 mained paat 11 o’clock to see (jons to Nathan Hale, Keeney St. and Robertson Schools at 8 at the L’TM Studio, 22 Oak & Whitney Aircraft, he has been clai staff for the 1971 season. cia E. Bruce, who live on Rt. OPEN UNTIL IP of the Main Street store to vestigative summary supplied as this” and that such an Inci­ ’Two Lean Oven Roast Favorites at a Low Price St. active behind the scenes as Well Any area resident interested 30, listed liabilities of $10,151.8)7 odier branches. to Sen. Gravel late last month, dent "would not be possible for the posiUon of senator from the short ceremony. been moved from the original Jan. 15rtarget date to the fourth senatorial aistrict. In his remarks Agostinelli ^ ^own Building Committee heard last night. ’The meettaK wlU involve the “ ^ in joining L’TM may aUend the., and assets of $10. Newcomers Korvettes is a division of the lost munitions were among under today’s strict control over EYE OF THE ROUND ...... lb. $1;39 productions. He and his wife organizational meeting tonight, to the area, their only local Spartan Industries, Inc. excess stocks that the Army such activities.’ ’ 3-CORNER RUMP ...... lb. $1.33 Diana was elected to the was brief. E x p l a l^ the casslus Freeman of the H a r t ------— ------piannpig lor me i»7i suosenp- three children live at 90 por additional informatlcm, creditor is Home Plumbing and had begun destroying at Its ------board in 1969. In addition to as­ brevity he said that he felt he engineering firm of Bemis. ..„ost of my talking as ^ jyeh- approach architects with the tlon campaign, assignment of crestridge Drive in Vernon, prospective members may con- Heating, Manchester, to whom THIS IS BECAUSE OF THE LARGE CROWDS ON WEDNESDAY. Arctic Test Center ip 1964. Be­ suming the \)post of deputy performance specifications. The committee chairmen for L’TM’s Other members of the newly tact Mrs. Walter P. Miller, Jr., they owe $72.09. ’The Bruces are Reading Gap mayor, he_ becomes1______a« __ thej ____ deputya— nmmayor.” He went on to ^ y Mankey, architect for the GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) — cause of the large amount to Federal Courts This is Pork season, and the DuBuque com fed rub at this point, Conyera point­ next production, "Black Com- elected board of directors are membership chairman, 61 Mills former residents of Meriden JANUARY Stfi . . . be destroyed, the project was state comptroller today. He was I ve alwa^ e ® ^ three projects, agreed that the ed out, is that th«e architect edy” and ‘"rhe Public Bye” and Fred Blish HI, ■vifce president. St. in Manchester. and Cromwell. The generation gap in Bible Gov’t inspwted pork we offer is excellent quality appointed to this post by Agosti­ best . . It s P two-week delay will still pro-vlde reading seems to be about 1 expected to take a long tl|^.. Get Added Staff and the price low enough for any budget. . . . We wrving on t h e ^ ^ mrec- ^ obtata, bids. might or might not be the one AND WE MUST HAVE TIME TO REORGANIZE OUR STOCK . . . p a jff^ the effort, the nelli. He has obtained a leave retained by the committee. hours, the Seventh-day Ai will have Fresh Spare Ribs, Lamb Legs and plenty of absence from the legal de­ tors It is ^ th d^P « ^ ® start work at the close of the tist Church reports. ArmJ>4m>ved "approximately NEW HAVEN (AP) — U.S. that I tender my resignation In effect, Ctonyers pointed'out, rounds of toxic munitions" of Morrell’s famous hams. Cube Steaks a good partment ot the Aetna Life In­ the turnkey contract«produces -,5------Adults volunteers took ipims District Courts . In Hartford, Agostinelli waa first elected to Yer iy effect prices, t^the frozen lake in January- value at 1 .4 9 Ib. Our own Sausage Meat S 9 d surance Co. to fulfill his duties 39 closer architect-contractor co- reading aloud from the 87^746- New Haven and Bridgeport are the board and to the mayoral Freeman said two february, 1966. Gravel’s office in the state job. , j ------— —^factors----- ordination, keener competitive word' King James Bible as the to get foiir additional assistant new year began. At the same lays the munitions contained in the only opposing vote “ bidding, a lump sum bid for Lcrve gas. U.S. attorneys to forge through cast last night. Director Anthony ^ deadline a r e jh e necessity for completion of the structure, ajid REBAL MEN'S SHBP time 2(X) others, most of them — luii. uic fiO n O T f lf f* T T*flTT1 I.^® lift Fourth H OlllTLfl £SSen-6 l l * more field and investigativej v a M v t a resulting______economies.d M irm "Econo- 7 ;‘F\)r reasons unable to be de- an expanding case load and SIRLOIN TIP ROAST SALE Pletrantonio voted against the teen-agers, began reading from election of Diana, as deputy atorial District, but lost t o ^ n ^ork than anticipated; and the mles to date have been spec- 'Manchester tennjned,’’ the report says, "the large backlog of criminal and a variety of hewer translations. Packer Cut, whole mavor In cltlna hla reasons Democrat David preparation of nine sets of spe- tacular.” he stated. As an ex- ’The adult group finished the order^o destroy the muiiitlons civil cases, U.S. Atty. Stewart was not given,” and they dis­ 15 to 17 lb. Pletrantonio' ■ emphaalaed that ’ Barry of Manchester. clflcatlons, rather than the nor- ample, he gave state college dor- 901 - 907 M A IN S T ., M A N C H E S T E R book at 12:20. p.m. Monday, H. Jones announced here ’Tues­ Agostinelll will devote most of mal three, because contractors mltories, which came in at there were no personal feelings S A V I N G S about 84 hours after the start appeared In May, I960, accord­ day. SIRLOIN TIP H). his time to hla new job. In ad- will t>e allowed to bid on one, ing toicurrent estimates. against Diana Involved. He said $8,500 per student imder the tra­ and 15 hours after the younger The increase will bring the Custom cut to order dition to resigning from the two, or all three vschoola. ditional method, but at $6,000 I group. HiCre Is no indication that total number of lawyers on the that' he felt, however, that board he haa resigned as chair- Dates for the review of anything was said or done until Diana should follow Agostinelli’s per student, using the turnkey federal staff in Connecticut to man of the board of the Man- prints are Feb. 2. for the TBC; system. A L O A N August, 1968, when "rumOTe as 12. Tile U.S. Justice Depart example and resign from the Chester State Bank and has Feb. 8 for the Board of Educa- Conyer’s anticipates the archi­ to the loss were heard b y ^ e ment approved the new force OVEN READY board to avoid a conflict of In­ leased his Hartford Rd. rest- tion; and hopefully, a special tect’s f|Se under the turnkey plan .Asiocialion Incoming chief of the Special of lawyers in a letter to Jones U.S. CHOICE—PINEHURST terest between his state and aurant. meeting of the Board of Di- Projects Test Division, Arctic in December. local duties. would be about the same, 16 Odegard will remain, . j on the » rectors X.. . . soon afterward.^ per cent, up to the point of ref- Test Center. Attempts to as­ In addition, Jones said, he In speaking in behalf of board. He_ was elected senator ^ cisloM reached iMt night grendum as it would using the certain their veracity were to has been authorized to hire five Diana, AgoetlneflU stressed that Fourth Senatorial Dls- call for new clocks, and public traditional method. However, he no avail and this officer received secretaries as clerical help for hla decision to resign from the Nov. 3. He defeated address, fire alarm, and inter­ Furniture City permission to pump the lake forsees-a 16 per cent saving in the new lawyers. board was a personal one and Dominic Squatrito. com systems in the old and construction. 810 Main St. in Do^tcW n Manchester the follo'wing spring.” As an added expansion, Jones was not dictated by any legal odegard was elected to the new portions of Nathan Hale, T1)e weapons loss was first said, he is in the midst requirements*- He reported that fluorescent instead of mercury Letters will be sent this week ■ \ reported to the Arctic Test of changing operations of the State Attorney General Robert lighting in the auditorium and to more than 30 state and out- Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. Ntfes HR 9:00 Center sometime in the fall of Bridgeport office ftY>m a part- KiUlan had Informed him that gymnasium, no stage dimmers, of - state architectural firms, sounding out their interest in N there was no technical conflict Mon., ‘Tues., Sat. Nites till 5:09 1968 in connection with the per- time to a full-time basis. OVEN .and electrically operated fold­ mission granted to drain t h e ------of interest. Agostinelli added he Grid Auxiliary ing partitions on both the gym the , .new schools. Accompanytag . lake. Army investigators say is sure that should such a con­ and cafeteria sides to permit the letters wlU be brief wtltaes they can’t be precise about this Baby Found Dead flict situation arise, Diana would Officers Nanted both areas, and the stage at «*e acreage enrellments, either, since "no formal docu­ disqualify himself from any re­ « o ',. times, to be used simultaneous- a*®^ groups, and features for NEW HAVEN (AP)—An au­ any Mrs. Bradley Parlimmaiyi ayof 180 jy ' each. ment was executed.” lating decisions. Work began on May 6, 1968, topsy on a new-born child found Scott Dr. was elected p'resident The choice of ■whether to re- Tentative projectiems call for i t "Furniture People Since 1932!" -A , the Manchester Midget and lnteres-1 rates up to and on Aug. 27 workers began in a trash can Tuesday was Ib ter High School. Diana received Assoclatlor move 14 relatively new public all preliminary plans to be neutralizing t h e munitions scheduled to be completed a bachelor’s degree from the Football Association Aux address units .lumfrom theu»c uiucoi.oldest completed and...... bids- ___ awarded______on_ 6 per cent a year, ONCE which were found .on the lake today. weight Unlvereity*^ *of Connecticut in j»ary Monctay night at a meeL Robertson School for in- both schools by July 1972; fo» bottom. The Army also says Police said Department of San- IflW------Md------went on to Boston------Uta- Injf- at the home of ^ Mrs. Allen planned addl- the Forest mils elementary compounded daily that the date the lost rounds tation workers found the body LEAN GROUND CHUCK lb. 8 9 d versi^ S ch ^ l^ f I ^ where he McNary. tion or to leave them in their school to be finished by Febru- $ H A 9 5 ’ were actually found was also early Hiesday morning while earned a JD in 1964. j... vTn present location was determined ary 1974 and the junior high not reported '^’but had to.be be- making their normal rounda. 3 in 1 Blend of Other offlcere are Mrs. Me ^ administration school by July of that year; A YEAR BEEF, PORK. VEAL lb. 1 .0 9 He is married to the former tween May 6 and Aug. 27, 'The child weighed six or seven Lois Moreili of Manchester. ®® ^®® „ _ j ’-nrj,, D„1 and Board of Education de- and both to open at the start 1969.” pounds and appeared to be about CHUtK PATTIES lb. 9 9 « Krob, secretary; and MTs. Ro- TWIN OR FULL SIZE The couple resides at 114 W. land Potter, treasurer. Destruction of the munitions a day old, police said. Tliere 'XDddle ’Tpke. with their two Explains ’Turnkey Contracts MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING was completed on Sept. 18, were no visible signs of bruises, Appointed chairmen of the children. various committees are Mrs. ...Before the TBC meeting. 1969, the Army states. police noted. Board of Education member Wells was appointed to the Norman Bjarkman and Mrs. Public Records Because the fenced-off Gers- ’The body, found outside 348 Pinehurst Vegetable Prices Roy Conyers outlined to the board to fill a vacancy in June McNary, dance; Mrs. (3arl Mlk- tie site is so remote from popu- Greene St. was taken to Yale architect selection committee Warranty Deed of 1969. He was elected to the olowsky, Mrs. Parllman and lated areas, and tests after the New Haven Hospital for the au- are low ... for iproposed Forest Hills ele- Connecticut Housing Invest­ cyllnders were recovered show- topsy. bocutl in 1969. Mrs. Potter, cheerleaders; Mrs. mentary school and new junior ment Fund Inc. to Richard L. State of McNne, Grade A Wells holds a BS in hotel ad-' D o ^ d Plavell and Itoold high school the turnkey type of Cox, property on Ashland St. , POTATOES ...... ^ ...... 10 H». 49e ministration from Pennsylvania Du**- gate; Mrs. Wiliam Sha'w, said, “ it Is going to be the type and Hawthorne St., conveyance State CoUege and a BS in me- ^ e l f ^ ; M r^ John ^eurent, said, ’’it is going to l>e the type tax, $22.66. . YELLOW ONIONS ...... 3 lbs. 29e chanlcal engineering from the hospi a^lty; Mre David ^111- of contract in the coming Quit Claim Deed r“ ' Unlverslty of Hartford. He has telephtme, J to . t^e Ding- THE UNIVEBSITY OF OONNOOllOlIT years.” Green Manor (Construction Co., Uved in Manchester for 13 di- RIPE BANANAS...... 2 lbs. 29t and Mrs. Richard Pit­ Under this arrangement, he jnc. to EKF Associates, proper- Non-Credit Extension years. He is married to the for- r®®tor, said, the committee retains an ty on Colonial Rd. Ext. in the mer Dorothy L. Shaver n«rt Established brokers should request a brochure describing more 3 10-oz^9c Mechanized Farm l■u•rto m aienait >o pfovtda untfiihjrbad aiaap. advanced offerings in the Real Estate Profession. 5% Ve One-Year Certificates, $1,000 minimum deposits. • SANLUPTrC COVM ^ NEW DBUH (AP) — India' Hy9 >*A«caiiy Irattad to ra«4t garmt and baciat>a SHURFINE CATSUP 5%. Regular Savings Accounts - deposit as much and • FLU-COOt Mn-aaf •DROIR . eighth glant-alMd, mechanlsw FMs-ado* non-aag bordar tuppert aunpunda iba 1 3 1.4-oz. 69c agricultural farm will be set u whenever you please, withdraw any time, only $5 balance maitrtaa kaapwig Iba s>d*a and top firm and i* *ti I near the southeastem cooata “ V W Na FOAM' PO STUM -SH ItLO POUNOATtON ' Please enroll me in the above course in Manchester, En­ required. Tha naw Spdtai Guard loundalton givaa the aat , FROZEN FOODS town of 'niUcorta, the govern a lirmaf than awar auppori bacausa rt a buiil with (

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MANCHESTER*'EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY^ JANUARY 6, 1971 PAGE NINET^y^ PAGE EIGHTEEN . MANCHESTER .EVENING zHERALiD, MANCHESTfeR,, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY_6. 1971 old Robert OstroWskl^'Stafford 000 to 810,000 for Michael 'A. an lUegal marriage counseling ed trial by jury and werO c ______hope the youth had learned his sentencing on the counts which nabls-type drug and two counts day oh a motion for m (^fica- Market value reached $214 C was not considered p gooA pros* Thighs lesson, sentenced him to one include a burglary in ToUand of possession of controlled drug. tion of sentence brought in be­ Officials in King County, million in 1968, up 16 per cent imet for treatmeHit in the cua- year in Jail, suspended, with and six different counts from ■Edward R. Kelly, 19, of Willl- half of Manuel Stamatakis, a which includes Seattle, reported frohi 1967. Lots of Bread Legs M y of the commissioner of probation for two years. The Hartford County. mantic pleaded innocent to a University of Connecticut stu­ a 9.7 per cpilt drop from the pre- Although plastic pipe repre­ If half of the wheat and rye A r m o u r * ^ - " lb mental heaUn and will serve court was told the young man ' Scheduled for plea yesterday, total of 12 counts including dent involved in the Gulley Hall ious year in the issuance a t sents less than five percent of grown annually were turned C H u a ^ time taf the state prison in purchased the drug for some­ the cases of Mary And Albert breaks and motor vehicle thefts takeover last April. Stamatakis, marriage licenses .in 1970. At the the total pipe market on a dollar into bread, there would be at flomera. one else from an. wdercover Quade, a former University of in WilUmantic^at C and S Ford 22, of Coventry is serving four same time, tflere were 8,910 fil­ basis, the share is up from ap­ least 100 one-pound loaves per Armour !JM.8S> I,KraJew8kl pleaded guilty last ■agent. Connecticut professor and his and Rec-Town Inc. months in jail and Judge B ar­ ings for divorce, only seven proximately one per cent five year for/each of the, world’s month .to various charges origi­ B(Hid was doublisd from $6,- Mdfe, charged in connection with These pleading innocent elect­ ber decided that any consider­ more than the previous year. years ago. inhabitants. Vcol Sole nating in Tolland and Hartford Swifts «-p‘p69c / -^ountiSB and yesterday to an aidditlonal information from Finast Franks sk»i«> lt,77c Young, Tender, Milk Fed ^ew Iiondon county. RUASTS *H la attorney Harold W. Oar* Colonial Skinless Franks , 1 lb pkg 83c rity atreaaed to the court that Leg or Rump Bo°VTn "’89c drug dependency was the basis for all of the criminal acta ^m m itted and thiU it orlginat- Oscar Mayer S.“ ;il^83c Veal Chops “ -‘’1.09 id during his years of service. Y The involved sentence handed . Polish Sausage . lb Colonial 99c Rib Veal Chops "’1.39 6<>wn by Superior Court Judge Center Cut William P. Bmrber Included two Colonial Dutch Loaf 8 oz pkg 59c M five years for burglary and Loiri Veal Chops '‘•1.59 one year each on counts of oh* ^lllnlng moti’ey by false pre­ TOP VALUE STAMPS Nepco Bologna or Salami ^ 49c lb tenses and forgery in Tolland \ Veal Cutlets '‘’2.39 Qounty: two to three years for THIS COUPON GODO FOR 700 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE one count of violation of an act OF .*5.00- OR MORE THROUGH SAT., ■Finast ‘-pkp39c Chuck Veal Breast "’69c ifjj^latlng to dependency produc­ JANUARY 9, 1971 AT ALL POPULAR Yankee Pdt Roast l|b ing drugs and one yeai^ >>“« 3 75 is 79c Ib ford County plus one to three Boston M ackerel ot.u.d ib 4 3c whoi. ib 29c FRESH SHOULDER 39 year sentence on a Count of ob­ Wmrn California Ro^t2^‘>69c taining money by false pre­ Genuine Smoked Cod Fillet »> 89c tenses In Kew London County, Golden Fried Jumbo Shrimp Rolls ”V,'yf 99c the total sentences In each Loan, Tasty Pork California SteakS.".ta">79c G o ld en Fried Fish Sticks «•.! a s.r.. ib 79c Boston Pork Butts Ib county are concurrent, making a total effective sentence of t-wo to seven years. A 'Vemon man received a suspended three to eight year prison sentence yesterday on a READY chim e ot risk .of injury to a F irst F irst m ln ^ John Albert filrviDg, 49, F f« $ b . - of Wverwood Rd. pleaded guilty in "November to the charge National ' f^Otport^5 1<>6 tbs " National v4ilch stemmed from an inci­ dent involving a U-year-

Ligal Notiew --- r— - Pr0tMbt6 COUlt Produce Speciab! OLAm UMITATION DECRBIB Frozen Favorites! XHTATH o r •OHRIBTINB U. BANKKY AKA CHBI8TINB SANBBnr ‘ District of Hancbsslcr ■pie fiduciary is Baibana C. Saakey IS ^ e d at 484 Summit S t, Kanches- THO FinasT BaRGHins tsr, (Vim 01040. popular ,It Is DBCRBBD that aU claims PORK RIB Mix or Match againat the above estate be pre­ r^w sented to the fiduciary on or before March 89, UTl. Vegetable Sale! • Attest: JOHN J. W A U .m T , Judge ROAST FOR HOUR BUDCeT! ' TOWN OF MANCHBSTBR T E N D E R & JUICY Cut Corn, Sweet Peat LEGAL RIB or Pm s and Carrots NOTICE I The Zoning Board of Appeals Tkicfe/ Ib. VUl hold public hearings on Cut Richmond Monday, January 18, 1971, start- FIRST CUTS....99d POTATOES 4>g at 7 p.m. in the Hearing 20 oz Money Saving Bargains! Room of the Hunlciped Building pUHn Ou/o in hoar and consider the foRow- PunA VALUABLE COUPON poly bags Hearty, Nutritious ' petltlcms: STATE H EAR- MAXWELL HOUSE O ALSO. T)di.T?Gpt CHUCK OSCAR MAYER ' Richmond Frozen g^ m 1 Richard A. Saimond US. I Request for a Certificate of LINK SAUSAGE..... -79’ p I Approval for a Oensral Re- COLONIAL ALL B E E F OR with coopon A French Fries 10 S’ ■ palrePs License for Mobil purchase of N a 1 REG. BOLOGNA..... l-49’ S5.00 or more Finest Frozen 2 0 > - " > 8 9 ‘ I Service. Station operation at • 818-828 Adams Street, comer MUCKE'S I of Adams St. and Hilliard St. Coupon good thru Sat. Jan. 9 ,1971 Wrffles tib Hem 2 Rodney F. Whitney KIELBASA...... 99' PuiAt Limit One Coupon Per Customer Beef, Turkey or Chicken Slices Carrots cellos I Request for a Certificate of ARMOUR STAR C u tA * Approval for a General Re- SLICED BACON...... 79’ ■ pairer’s License for a Texaco »VALUABLE COUPONS Freezer Queen I Service Station operaUtm at ... Birds Eye , ^ .Spooiol Turnips I 400 Oakland Street. SY I' AU persona interested may 1-lb. pkg. of SANKA CodWedgK attend this hearing. ) Zoning Board of Appesds CAPITOL FARMS INSTANT eOSNEE ■ Charles H. McKenzie, FRANKFURTS with coupon A 8 O Z . ! i . Chairman and 1-lb of purchast ol ORANGES • John A. Caglanello, SAUERKRAUT fiem JAR 15.00 o r m ore Bakmy Favorites! ! ! Secretary CAMPBELL’S 'X‘ 7“ '1 * Dated this 6th day of January ^twundj Coupon good thru Sat, Jan. 9,1971 Smoked Sunkist Navel 1971. Limit One Coupon Per Customer Pork Shoulder PINEAPPLE or 8aaeaaeeeaeeaaaaaaaaaaaa.eaaeaeaa#eeaaaeeeJI wm wm m ; !TOWN OF MANCHESTER ! VALUABLE COUPON PEACH PIES LIBBY’S liNnato Juice m 1 0 ^ 7 9 LEGAL OtW/Pfli/iy t)6pt3wjA N O n C E Sy(m 44^ SyfUfA 23^ eaaaaaaaa • >qiie Zoning Board of Ai^eals BREAKSTONE Finast Fresh hold public hearings < » DIAL CREST 1 0 0 Finast Facial Heaith & Beauty Aids! Monday, January 18, 1971, start­ ROMAN COTTAGE ing at 7:00 p.m., In the hearing DIOSORANT O O T H P A S t l BAGS Y ou rC h pice 1 0 - P A C K . ]H|t>om of the Municipal Building 4 OZ. SPRAY CAN 5 O Z . T U B E TISSUE White erColets to hear and consider the foUow- Coupon good thru Sat. Jan. 9,1971 )dg petitions; Limit One Coupon Per Customer Item 1 Edward WilUants D.V.M. PIZZA English Muffins49<= CREST I ^Variance to constract a new Richmond • ’building for veterinary oUnio 27 O Z . c ! ^ t 162 Spencer Street. PKG. Troth Itom 2 Arthur and Elisabeth RBOULAN 1 VALUABLE COUPON » Round Peeled ToAtA thA ‘EdMi piMftmA'o! 'VopuloA p/todum • - . ; Dairy Favorites! / Caipenter taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeeaaaeaaaaaeaaaal TOMATOES I parlance to operate an an- MAZOLA 38*^ Paste maoT WHIP oa * ¥ • Hlque business at private real- I *dence at 121 Park Street, HOOD’S TOPPING iu-39’ GELATINS qtem 8 Laura Belflore et al SWISS CHEESE - 53° I H B E B | D ^ 'Mifh coupon AMERICAN BIROa IV I _ _ c J )iVarlaace to conduct business Potatoes 20 3 O Z . purchase of D e t e r g e n t S S i 3 & «1 6Va O Z ' ‘of preparation, sale and serv- LUCKY WHIP ™ 38° S >ing of friend chicken in sluqK eAUP.ICIIH* ^ Large ORANGE PLUS 2-83° 4 PKGS. or mor CHEESE FOOD , MixorMa^ 1.05 Size , tube Coupon good thru Sat. Jan. 9. 197 ; • jia s center at 811 Green Hsafit ^ Limit Otie Coupon Per Customer Habitant 42S‘»1 • >Roa(L LETTUCE Z "PopaLiW/Dtewtah tlteTBert-Dwj-Af tei/Diiy! Top Value |ltem 4 Ervlne E. Busconl ' POaULAP _ ■/tt^rrrrrrrrm-wf' W hite or rliltiiU e S iik!! S a lt in e s l I '••Variance to reduce side yard Oiir Own Fmast Brand j trequirement of 8 feet to 6 feet LARGE TOMATOES SPAGHETTI ’H"' BOOK MATCHES Zi.. 25 TOP QUALITY TIP TOP aUTTERMAIO C olored L ' Finast Cream Style Corn ^ j , • kto build carport at 28 Ensign PRINCE H ills * 6 Check .and Compare — See How You Savo ! ^Street. qecNAME BRAND 0 David M. Caldwell Jr. CELLO CARROTS ^ 2 SPAGHETTI SAilCES-'OS' BREAD - ' Whole Kernel Corn, Spinach : NAIISC O , FOODS AT Apricots 3-am 9^F ANN DALE J. I ^ C C I ^bfvStendard Tomatoes ^ Moutlmnah “bii “ 3fic ( xSpedai Exception request f5. 5^/CHIP A'HOYS Stock Up ! !Ia U pereons interested may HAPPY TIMES . S.- 655 ' ALL VARIC'TIf S * “ , / NABISCO ™ PLUS TOP Hupts Tomato Paste T is s u e IMtiraom - 4 •intend this bearing; 11 01. 9 Egg or Lamon 3 9 ^ ST Zoning Board of Ai_ .Valid li)Nl S«t., Jan. ^ 1971 . $i«W*d‘ : U.S.*1 ONIONS TOASTEHES IL" (/ CHIP \(l’H0YS 65° VALUE C First National Stores H u p is J * Charles H. McK ensle, J V- 16 oz I -m C2ialnnan lie {J? John-A. Caglanello, STAMPS! • » Secretary IT bated tide 6th day of Janu- R€>r>ULAR'^ DtFFER£tyC£ RLU^ T € > R t F A L U E Meat illactin t in Sali|ldaT> tmmn 9. If7 l hi flnt Mattiail S«panntb*e- ■ear, OiwiWii m l TelMe baaplt haai! *ry iwi- ■ ^ Wai*aaa«*a The eiili* Ta Uaiilft OMthtas

/■ k ■ X w - 'V : ’ V 1 .■ ’ -i' ■ ! fi ' ' . . / PAQE TWENTY manches'ter evening herald. Manchester, conn^xWednesday! January 6, -mi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ..lurder In the deatl). of Mrs. buying more riot equipment and forces and American imperial­ one-mllli(Mt mark for the first minister, Alexander M. Tara­ able and Russians cc^ld afford from a man and societv."'^ Campus Agents. going In for more training in ism." New Trial Set Crimmins B-year-oW son in the Todm in History North Branford Titlist time. sov, says In Uteraiumaya them, there Would be few places To cut jdown on accident Inju­ ') handling civil disturbances, and new case In addition to the orlg-> A u to A g e ries and pollution, Tarasov said, In Tots’ Deaths 'nal manslaughter charge. By THE AasOCIAHTEp PRESS Roosevelt outlined the , “Four Truck production, at 560,(100, Gazeta. to go. , Felt Harmful that the number of federal still will exceed that of passen­ . “Specialists rightly feel that his designers are paddi^ an agents was being Increased on ‘N a k e d ’ N o v e l "Today is Wednesday, Jan. , Preed6ni8”“ — freedom of Less than 80,0. in this class of auto, the Zhiguli campuses. , Back on Stands the sixth day of 1971. There are Soviet Union’s roads are paved ing steering wheel and trylnp to Image of a Body Builder chairman of the President’s "Will this infiltrating the stu­ Crimmins will go on trial Jan. Bat Decrease freedom- from want and free­ The first stage of the rTogliatti holds one of the first places In 18 on manslaughter and murder 359 days left in the year. auto works has gone into operd^r the world.” with asphalt or concrete. The develop an engine that will cut Commission on Campus Unrest dents to death solve the prob­ MILAN, Italy CAP)—A Milan LONDON (AP) —British na­ Today’s HlghUght In History dom from fear. I n R u s s ia down on or eliminate toxic ex­ \ agreed wrlth students Tuesday judge revoked today a seizure charges in the deaths of her two tlon. It is almJiig,for a target of But the RuMlan masses will rest. are little more than dirt lem?" he asked. turalists are wyrried about the On this date in 1492, Joan of Ten Years Ago tracks. Gas’^stations are scarce haust fumqs. that infiltration of campuses by “The technique of repression order issued by the Rome ProjS- children. Queens Dlst. Atty. A conference of African and ' MOSCXIW (AP) — The Soviet 160,000 Zhiguli cars in 1971. have a long wait for their 2!higu- apparent decrease in the num­ Arc was bom. 11s. The Soviet Union ranks 10th and as much as 100 miles apart But Moscow air is still fresher Challenge to Mr. Ameriea Talking Back federal agents was harmfal and ecutor of the American novel Thomas Mackell anhou an­ Union is belatedly plunging into The plaht on the Volga R l^ r is not a technique we believe ih ber of bats in the country. In I888r^amuel P. B. Morse Aslan leaders in Casablanca, on major highways. There are than that In Ne^ York, Paris or Fred, a toolmaker, saw red that ROt 6 training facilities at all," Scranton replied. “Naked Came the Stranger.” nounced Tuesday. Morocco called for volunteers"^ the automobile age. but it will 420 miles southeast of Moscow in the world in auto producUmi. Mrs. Crimmins was convicted The Council for N ^ r e is Cadd' the ’public demon­ be quite a few years before was designed and built with the There Is only 4-Inch the workman’s outburst. In an­ necks and my wife tapers them. I buy slacks with about a 42- other case, a mechanic paused ® tells you 2 0 * inch waist and she takes them in his work to wait for further SAVE 32* l i b SAVE 29! lb 96% lb In." instructions. His employer, After graduating from South­ passing by, began to swear at S how much. ern Connecticut State. College, him for being idle, refusing to Mr. America played guard one listen to any explanations. year with the New York Jets Finally toe mechanic said: until a blind side clip cut short “Don’t you cuss me. Fire If everything in food stores his career. me." He had been lifting weights The employer did fire him for were sold in pounds or quarts since his senior year In high his “insolent” attitude. But Newport Rib Roast Undercut or standard amounts, valu- school. iWhen he 'was 17 he when toe matter was taken to Boneless Shop weighed 300 pounds. EVnir years court, toe judge ruled that the! . . Loin L/\ Boneless Roast pricing wouldn’t be necessary. later he was 250. , man was still entitled to full un-l SUPERMARKETS 1$t 3 Ribs When he changed his mind employment benefits. But today’s tremendous variety about playing pro football Mike i (Olwek) Katz dedicated himself to be­ “We believe in elementary S ■Ms?, of sizes and packages makes it Justice,” said the Judge, “that I $ coming Mr. America,'’ an employee possesses toe in­ Bump essential. \ Three years later^ last 0«t. 0, herent right to resent verbal Steak We promise you'll enjoy maxi-man meats. In Town Htdl in New York City, abuse on toe part of his employ­ Or else you’ll get your money back. SAVE he realized that goal and set If you’re a shopper who finds it up another—to win the Mr, Uni­ er-” We sell only USDA Choice Grade beef. SAVE 29°. verse Contest in Paris next SAVE 39* lb SAVE 36* lib And that’s a promise. We trim all 17,. lb hard to figure the cost of the 3- summer. Will there be a lot of pressure 6-Month Limit our meats of excess fat, bone and gristle - for’s and the 5-for’s, let alone on him? on sale or not. We weigh them accurately "Yes, there will be. When you Set in Federal the 13Vz oz. jar for 790 versus haven’t won anything big peoirie and wrap them securely in freezer M don’t expect anything from you. Pre-Trial Rule ready trays. And that’s a promise. This the 24 oz. can for $1,59, just But when you "Win, you’re ex­ week, the meat that gets all this care check the valu-pricing tags at pected to keep winning.’’ NEW YORK (AP) — Defend­ Kats adds; “Therq’s also a lot ants in federal criminal cases Top Sirloin Eyt| Bound is priced a lot lower than you'might Swiss Steak Stop & Shop. You’ll see, at a of pressure because now you’re k must be brought to trial within except. That’s more than a the United States, a whole Steak Steak promise. That’s mini-pricing*. Tender* lean and ROAST Center Bottom glance, which item is your best country. It’s a tremendous re­ six months or the charges full of flavor. sponsibility.’’ against them dropped, accord­ buy price-wise. How does a man train to be­ ing, to.pew rules Issued by the $ iSi come Mr. America or hope to UB. Court of Appeals. $ Valu-pricing provides a system become Mr. Universe? The directive, contained in a “I normally work out with the set of new guidelines designed SAVE of actual price comparison. weights six days a week for to speed up federal criminal o four hours. In the months be­ proceedings, will affect New Each tag gives you the retail fore the competition I work out York, Connecticut and Vermont, ilb SAVE 301 lb 401. six hours a day,” Kats re­ the states imder the jurisdiction SAVE 341 price, plus the price per meas­ sponds. “When I train regularly I eat of an eight-judge Court of Ap­ ure - pound, ounce, quart,' four pounds of meat a day, a peals panel which published the ■c. lot of dairy food, three quarts guidelines Tuesday. count. of milk a day. Before competi­ The pcuiel declared; “If the tion I cut down on my diet so I government is not ready for can ' lose weight and become trial within such time, or within Of course, you can’t tell the more muscular." .- the period a^ extended by the quality of pirbducts by looking Ik>w long does he idan to district court for good cause, N.Y. Sirloin maintain this rigorous ..routine then upon application of the de­ Top Round TendBr-ettes California BottoniRound Top Round Back Rump - especially since his is married at their valu-prices, but you can fendant or upon motion the and has a 6-week-old child? district court, after opportunity or A bonelatt, w aitelett. easy Stop & Shop beef is U.S.D.A. CHOICE. A to ilice pot roast. low priced special for you that you’ll love. tejl how much your preferences “I plan to train hard for two for argument, the charge shall years and win every title I can. be dismissed." dr Cube ROAST are costing you, compared to After that I plan to retire.” The new rules will take effect (Chuck) $1 Shoulder “My real goal Is to be a prin­ in July. .’S i Steak s $ other brands and siz^s. cipal, and work with kids. The panel said the three That’s my long-range goal for states had reported an increas­ 111 Roast social and economic security.” ing number of criminal cases Roast Stop & Shop’s valu-pricing will One might think Mr. America peryding for at least a year, even make you a well-informed and wouldn’t have discipline prob­ though defendants were avail­ SAVE lb lems in the claasroom. able for trial. l i b SAVE20: lb SAVE 29: a wiser food shopper. “No, that’s not true. First im­ The new rules also ordered SAVE 32°. SAVE 31‘a SAVE 35.. pressions mean something, but U.S. attorneys to' submit bi­ We reservF~the ijight to limit quantities. after a few days the kids will weekly reports on jailed defend­ test you to see what they can ants,, explaining each detentiem . get, away with.’’ or delay; submit monthly re­ Mr. America sounds like any ports on criminal cases that other school teacher. have not come to trial within six It’s often said that once a months of arrest; and be pre­ Mini-pricing isn’t just a way of saving. ■ ■ Mini-pricing is a way of life at Stop&Shop body builder retires all that pared fpr t ^ l within 90 days in muscle becomes fat uid the cases where defendants are held chap is liable to have a heart in jail. attack when he’s 40. State court trials are not af­ Everything is farm-fresh in our Mansion Inn Coffee 0 ■» $149 A low, low price on'California Katz says:^“It’s poeslble. You fected by the ruling. Countryfine Sw ift’s see that ha^ien "with football All Method Grind M J i players. But I plan to gradually cut down on my diet and con­ Add § Bayer Aspirin tinue working out three or four Sausages Smoked Pork Navel Oranges days a week for about three or NILES, Ili. (AP)— Despite the Burry’s Best Cookies iC e four hours to keep in shape." new math or the old math, some Chocolate ChioChip . . . 11-oz pkgokw Pure Pork m for Children Mrs. Katz must be a very pa­ kids still can't add or subtract. You’ll love the fresh goodness and flavor of Stop 69 Butt tient woman. “This has been the big prob­ & Shop milk, butter and eggs. Here too, you’ll Full flavored saut- Bottle J^Yes, she Is,” Kata dioots lem we've faced in mathematics Mini-priced items that let your ages at a low, low You'll love the flavor. find all the cheeses of the world, mini-priced. niini-prica. Try soma. Mini-pricing, means of 36 j At this economical price back, "I could never have done tor many years,’’ said Dr. Lola family enjoy the flavor of freshly f o r ’ prepared meals, save hours of work. Don’t be“ cowed” by our terrific selection! big savings for you. you can keep plenty of any of this without her. That’s J. May, professor of mathemat­ Wiflt BiMt 2SS ‘ 1 |Q "7 0 these scrumptuous oranges I why I’m looking forward to re­ ics at Northwestern University on hand. aring—1 have a lot of making and math consultants to the . up to do.” Winnetka, m., public schools. Vz Gal Ice Cream AQ< We put fine ingredients and loto of bick' What about Michael Kata Jr. "We have always felt that by Vanilla, Hartaquin, Chocolata or Coffae Breakstone fashioned careful attention into every recipe. MW he be a Mr. America? the eiid of second grade a child I Polyester "Oh, I don’t know. He’s ju s t. should have mastered his num­ SAVE 30' !i going to do his thing, whatever Macaroni & Cheese 7 sj: *1 FrosiMlI Rac.4U ber facts—that is, he should be Cottage 0 „„S | p S t o p & S h o p V On on* 8 ounce Jar l | % St. Marys | It Is.” able to add all. of the cototdna- Parkway Brand * " Milk Single 141 And what kind of shape Is Mr. tions and subtract all of the Bed Pillow Cortland Apples America’s missus in? comMnotions of numbers up to C h eese Shakos' Raisin Bread Tasters Choice |; f Towel Ensemble # "She’s soft and feminine," he 20. But understanding the con­ Birds Eye Peas T ORECMEL—Covered with luxuri­ or Com, or Paat and Carrot* Chocolate. Vanilla. Coffee. Straw­ Freeze Dried ous damask from Balgiuni. says with' • an impidi grim cept ani being able to do the job berry. Chocolate Fudge. ■! '"niat’s the way I like her." ® Day Draaa Dssip * Crisp, tasty apples for your just aren’t the same. 4 plain I SAVE >3 A PAIR Daisy Donuts Your choice of blue, pink or yellow. family. Don't miss this -Dr. May maintains that noth­ Birds ^eAufake C o ffe e ■! ing replaces “good old drlH" for 21 Inch offdr., IHotto on illoiina Makas 1V4 quarts of fra*h-taiting orange drink w Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine ( 1 D o z e n ) 4 cinnamon with this coupon I A Both Towel 24-144" 9 9^ m learning numbers. She has -au- l-H) A s s o rte d by U.«. Waxcloth in ir 3 *sr 99* OAOOOVf^ U.S. coins In 1864, disappeared Slop A Shop C a rro ts mathematic drills in an audio­ 1— mBI Fin^^rtips n- s is- 3 99* : A ^ 9 ° and reappeared, on various visual teaching aj^roach de­ c(dns "until 1966, wlten Congress signed to -give children indivi­ ordered it placed on all paper dual instruction. Stop'& Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons m MIDDLE ‘TORNPiis W e s t , M a n c h e s t e r lop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons WEST. MANCHESTERWaaaa money and all coins.

1 ; v ' .i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 Red China Greets 1971 Buoyant!] GRAND B y JOHN IUH>£ UNION save rN . I ■ AMoclated Preas f * SUIBf MMARKtrS TOKYO (AP) — Commu CSiina’s greeting' to 1971 was less strident than its stateinents at the start of 1970. The'cliches b about revolution and the hate of Soviet and American rulers con­ I tinue, but they are muted in the \ l annual policy statement carried by Peking publications. The mood this year is buoyant where in 19T0 it was bitter and belligerent. The long, detailed unroRTioNirmfKCi portion i r the RIISIOEIY THE PIECE LOMSIOEirTHEPtECC indictments of Soviet ‘‘revision­ COFFEE torn neet ism’’ and U.S. "imperialism” \ ALL PURPOSE have been dropped and in th'eir It I [t GRAND I* a place appears an unusual prom­ fshop for this Grand Union label If you want ise that, in its international rela­ Applesauce UNION 4 » k 4 8 tions, Peking "at no time ... FRESH YOUNG WESTERN GRAIN FED PORKERS to save money and fight inflation without ever will behave like a super­ — - sacrificing quality. You will find the Grand ONROAST power, neither today nor in the P o r k C h b M Union label on our grtKery shelves, In the freezer future.” PAN ntY CRNTRN cur PONR CHOPtCHOPS PRKtDI SUOHTtV HIQHtR All this seems a reflection of Pork & Beans Si!.” ^39' cabinets, In the refrigerated meat and dairy cases stability following three tumul­ and In our bakery department. Grand Union quality tuous years of Cultural Revolu­ control laboratories test and compare Grand Union tion purge. The third five-year Cake MixesSK." 4’“ *!°° I plan "has been successfully ful­ products with national .brands to insure equal oi* filled,” rich harvests have been better quality than its competition. Our label saves reaped for nine years running. you money and guarantees satisfaction or your Industry is on the upsurge, IT' prices are stable and "the msir- (SHOULDER) money refunded. ' ket is thriving,” Peking says. The picture may be rosier than the reality, but it contrasts with the chaos of the Cultural PINEAPPLE Revolution. fSDJI Chairman Mao Tse-tung's campaign to mend the broken • ID IC E ORAND UNION Communist pculy apparatus and reassert its dominance over the GRAND M-PI. military has made progress. Fruit Cocktail UNION *rhe fourth National Pedple's Congress and the fourth flve- GRAND UNION yesLr plan began this year. It CUT am I also is to be the 00th anniversa­ Green Beans ry of the party, formed July 1, GRAND Mb. 1921. Sliced Beets UNION Absent from this year’s blue­ ■ONHISS print are 1970 references to "po­ Smoked Butts,H. Chuck Fillet litical power growing out of the /*PP/F- barrel of a gun,” the personal EARLY attacks on Soviet leaders, and Kielbasi NBCO POIISH Sliced Bacon"".” threats to "drown” potential in­ vaders. NEPCO LIVERWURST or SPREADS EASILY Elven so, it is doubtful that | i ^ • I GRANMlNKlN -pc- ^ . Mao and his men are preparing Ground Chucks BOLOGNA CHUBS Lb. I ^ to beat their swords into rice Dish Detergent ninTou. 5:25 cultivators. The old aims re­ CHUCR ITAIIAN STTIE U-- main; to overthrow the Soviet Stew Beef.I IIS. OR MORE Sausage;IIS. OR MORE leadership, defeat the United Pancake Mix "hdwaf^ 5:29' L \ States in Vietnam and else­ where. WITH THIG H The 1971 policy statement says the world "revolutionary Snack Crackerssis*25‘ ‘V > situation is develofUng faster Chicken Legs than was expected,” that China WITH RIB is "cloeely united” with North Korea and Communist Vietnam "in the fight against U.8. Impe- Chicken Breasts rialUlRi and Japanese milita­ ORAND UNION rism .” GRADE A-EVISCERATED Z-*. Three important men who jar . stood beside Mao as 1970 Grgp^e Jellys* dawned no longer are heard Long isinnd Ducks from—Chen Po-ta, one of the five powerful members of the Soup.n.szAm oa Politburo’s standing committee; UTTIE Don't be misleil by o feui Hsleh Eh-chlh, chief of the secu­ Jones Sausage UNRS fc99' Beef Liver pmIuM . ■All 1 rity network, and Chen yl, the Dry Milk Mgla. foreign minister. Whether he lONElESS has been purged or is seriously Griddles rM ” lEU ill, Chen’s absence removes one Shoulder Steak LIQUID of Mao’s staunchest supporters. TOP NOTCH ... t/w Ifirieb and Chen are said to be tt] nduertised speciolar.. FLANK BEEF b l e a c h . undergoing "re-education.” GRAND UNION "Customer Oriented’ Prem ier Chou ^En-laTs moder­ LOIN lb. lb. ating touch may account for the HO T DOGS Mb. greater stability at home, the THE ORIGINAL LONIiON BROIL ORAND( UNION Cream Com as: M. Food Stores thot more mtdllfying attitude in in­ GRAND IWION SWIFT PRIM. l4 i. ternational affairs. IROWN N'SERVE AUMULAUDIEE GRAND UHtON Serve You BEST! TOP nOTCH FOR TOTHl SOVinCS! Mb. LINKS A PATTIES Bologna ORGARUC M WHOllKIRNAL Mao by Peking’s admission Sausage - Ob A cootinueB to be plagued by "cor­ ITALIAN S m i IRISH ruption and theft, speculation PURE PORK Mb. ViSA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS and extravagance and waste.” lONBESS “"'"I Sausage 3 IIS . OR MORE Floun^ler Fillet Soddh^tti OR IFAGHEniNI Eb,. CNminsttt stooping . . . hoidt moro The policy statement discloses food . . . and wftan jfou roach chock- It tellies more them just weelmnd specials to. help fight the rising cost of food. that Mao is dealing with these out countar. chackout darN unloada , it for you! problems by gathering more SHOP GRAND UNION FOR S ^ T H E f r e s h e s t PRODUCE IN TOWN Other^superniarliets advertise weekly specials, but fhe rest of their prices moke up power into his own hands and those of the small ruling.clique, FIR ST OF Q U itK , CONVENIENT - EASY TOTPREPARE SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS for it. ^ ^ turning over leadership /tasks to THE SEASON Now yoU can a«a all tMat of tha maat once-reviled party seniors and GjRAND ll^oz. you buy . . maat raady lor your building up the <4d Communist Temple Oranges FLORIDA Iraoiar wHlMiut ra«rappin(. UNION Youth League rather than the pkf- revolution’s Red Guards. NOT AT TOP NOTCH! " C O C N T A ir CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE These measures could stir up CHICKEN, SALISBURY STEAK, TURKEY OR BEEF Cher^ Tomatoes Courtaous buhdla boys orill carry your new resentments in the young RED OR GOLDEN GRAND purcKaaas and carafully placa tham All our prices ore low and we keep fhem low every day, every webk... only TO P and among junior party mem­ in your car. bers who were led to believe WESTERN fori les UNION NOTCH con do this because TOP NOTCH HAS THE AREA'S LOWEST STORE­ that after the Cultural Revolu­ Delicious Apples U.S.Na.1»~MNL| COMPLETE QUALITY GUARANTEE tion they would inherit the Tha cuatomar it ALWAYS right at WIDE MARK-UP! Chinese earth. All PURPOSE fpplePiesss '^49' Top Notch . If you'ra not com- U.S. # I SIZE A pMaly aatHDod lor any raaaon, your Spinach‘Ji!!? '5:29' Potatoes 2098' monay wUt bo chaorfully rofundod. No-Fault Oaim Macaroni i:r A Few Minutes Drive less than 92,000 are paid b y the 94*1. \ \ \V conqMny with which the claim­ Jergens Lotion PREShSAKE-l^lil^ SIZE SLICED ( ant is insured. * with this coupon and N iisri \ \ \ M Disc o u n t Before the law became effec­ . purchase of two 6 oz. cans with this coupon and STORE HOURS: tive, the insurance company of HUNTS’ purchase of package of Gleem II MUOU^ Coffee Ring '■iiMAr 5:39' MON., TUES., SAT. the party Judged at fault in the n OVfRHMHT M l l DATTIMi 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ;^ From Any Directioni accident paid the claim of the TOAAATO PASTE G Limit one coupon per customer PAMPERS injured person. Limit one coupon per customer 8RANlllL«.OOc WED., THURS., FRI. \\>i 1 !■ Z Z COUPON GOOD THRU f a Petroleum Jelly Angel Food asr_ "5:69' 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. COUPON GCXHJ THRU V B m NOUfl MHT Tt LNMT N«m Tllt-aM i M U Tt I Beai^t CSiaraciter SAT.. JANUARY 9 SAT., JANUARY 9 NYR MRO IOC ' DURANGO, Colo. 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1 i , , , . ,'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 6, PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALET^MANCHESTERr CONN., WEDNElSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 of ’ool. John Glover and Fils in the Revolution, and he has ly that although the p<>Utics of and of the U 6 specimens there there was nothing subtle about Marblehead fishermen feivylng m ^ e It a moving tale of i n i m ­ candidate versus candidate play are 36 in color. They are assem­ the points they made— often Business Mirror the .soldiers across the ice- itable courage. a major part In the book—and bled in five sections, for each of their cauicaturea were savage In T y T o n ig h t choked . river; of Alexander MUes A. Smitii thpse were the days of Garfield, which the authors have supplied nature, and they wielded a Hamilton and James Monroe THE ' PEN, NOT THE Arthur, Cleveland; Harrisim, a backgroun(l essay. The sec­ strong influence. Some of the Is­ Black joins Iimer Circle for Complete Listings. slamming into a Hessian out- SWORD. B y Mary and Gordon McKinley, TUden, Hancock and tions are: PoUtlcs; immigra­ sues they treated have modem BEASTLY INVENTIONS. BY ' See Saturday’s TV Week man willing to take ^ terrible pokt; of fiery John Stark fuid his CampbeU. Aurora PubUshers, Blaine, of Tammany Hall and tion, Social and Medicine; Reli­ echoes, such as pollution and Jean Cralgiwad George. Mc- gamble, a man wh(t;;>by sheer ■Vermont riflemen, and many Inc., NashvUle, Tenn. $30. two factions of RepubUcans—it gion; Tariff, Civil Service, La­ “law aiiy order.” At Top of ^Establisliment^- itay. $6.96. force of will led his ragged men others. The subtitle of this book is “A. giKs more deeply into the con­ bor, SUver Coinage and Monopo­ This volume is an Uluminating Mrs. Geoige' has- ccdlected By JOHN CDNNIF®' through a bitter storm to over­ Fast has blasted a lot erf Collection of Great PoUttoia troversial social and economic lies; the Spaniah-American War study of tile polemics and con- hundreds ot examples in uriiich AP Bu^em Analyst whelm the mercenaries who myths that have arisen mround (Jartoons from 1879 to 1896,” and issues of the times. and Foreign Relations. troveraial Issues of a sometimes (M) WeaSker Watqli (0) the members of the animal ^ NEW YORK (AP) — In being: earlier had mauled the colonial the story of ’’the skinny fox hun­ it Is an album based mals. We Care a ^ t many people consider "the (8) Newt with H.K. Smith and eptabl|ahment’s’’ i>ea]<. Harry Beasoner (C) Of couTM most of us have (18) Candid Camera heard about bats using a form L^ss than a decade ago, how­ (SO) NBC News , rge has ^entertaining i programs is the Opportunities ) (18) Hartford Talk-In stories about the ingenious ways CHUCK : -if : IndustrlallsaUon Centers of ^een by InsUtutlons-slgns indl- I (3.8-18-3040) News — Weather and Sports (C) some creatures travel; their Amerlca, an organlzaUon with j^at the stock market will ) (3) Movie courting and sex rites; the often BONE IN 90 braimhes, all devoted to safer haven for small in- ) (SO) Tonlyht Show Johnny Car- son (C) remarkable homes they build; training blacks and other minor- vestors than it has been in the (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (C) how they care for their young; 6 9 Itles for work In business and in- -ast. (18) Merv Oriffln Show (O) the ways they obtain their food; dustry. ' ______) (3) News — Prayer and 81*n Off how they camouflage them­ Sullivan is widely known and Institutions— banks, Insur- selves and how some of them h *M i <4issi Ilswr 1ii»>> jM r|S>Y I Educational TV (24) SMOKED BEEF - SPICY BEEF CORNED BEEF - SMOKED HAM SUPER RIGHT - SMOKED PORK - W AT eA ADDED respected in the top echelons of ance companies, funds, trusts— Wednesday, January 8 adapt themselves to man's envi­ iMustry, and has as associates, think alike In making their In- ronment. 3-01, and advisers some of the best vestments?, ) Misteroyers’ Nelfhborhood AN T I I't i ) 'A N Sliced Meats pkg. 3 9* Daisy Butts ) From Nine to Five OM UtOOOHAN t SflZ.fltGUUUIOII»^Z.CNILOS ^ Rump of Boef ^ marvels. govemment or the industry berger Services, Inc., lists 880 BOTTOM ROUND TOP ROUND OR Gilroy — Private Romilar VaurCIm iM ROAST MUes A. Smith side, now try to hide the incredi- well known stocks in which mu- Guthrie — Arflve OR CROSS RIB TOP SIRLOIN Lo n d o n i ble mismanagement and struc- tual funds alone own at least (U) Non-Fiction OR por GOLD FBOM CRETE. By O. tural weakness that led to the per cent of outstanding shares. Beard— Pro; Frank Beard on 8. Forester. Little, Brown. $6.96. ROAST WILSON ROAST BONELESS $ 1 29 1970 debacle and threatened to in 38 cases, mutual funds on the golf tour Forester wrote these 10 sto­ CHUCK I iL bring the entire industry down. Sept. 30 owned more than 20 per >th — Margins > f L L OA OP ahitl chlese food AMEPICAS CANADIAN STYLE. ; s : ries during Worid W ar n , and While there remains a long cent of all shares. Among them:' iwllng — C3oach; a season they are collected here for the with Lombardi BACON road to be traveled before the PhUlp Morris 30.6 per cfent, Byfh. 1 1 1 9 first time, os an etdio of the lu r^ t — Interpretations of life KRAFT SINGLES 99 confidence of individuals in Rheingold Corp. 27.2, Grand Un- PItc* lb.* I combat tensions ot that conflict thelr brokers is restored—most ion 26.6, Clorox 27.7, AtSf Indus- Ets — Rosa: the life of an Ital­ —short vignettes, sharply of the recent heavy trading has"tries 26.3. ian immigrant •ffuatUy Fr*»h Fruita 4 Vagetablea' etched. CRIAM FILLED CHOCOLATE NABISCO NESTLE S A LM O N D OR SULTANA Fairhank — The story of hand­ 5 5 * ^ In the first five tales the hero writing CRISP—PASCAL Is Capt. George Crowe, C.B., Pels — From trust to terror; % DB.O., 'R.'N., whp commands a Hersheys Chocolate Bars the onset of the cold war. FLOaiOA PACKED X British flotilla of destroyers on Oreo Cookies As Others See Us 1946-1980 PEACH OR Pork & Beans q«|«» 5 9 * ^ CELERY antisubmarine duty. He takes Fergusson — Shakespeare; the < ANN PACE O Citrus Salad his vessels into a small port in LONDON (AP) — Britain’s pan relations are faciiig a com- pattern in his carpet SWCiTMILK oil •UTTiRMILK SHOP-KITC Crete to salvage a huge fortune RED BEANS Financial ’Dmes has blamed the plicate(l age, and only mutual Frankhauser — ’Itie book of STALK s in gold from the tottering Greek 91st Congress for many of Presi­ understanding will help main­ duckpin bowling Biscuits pbg. # ' S ; - 4 5 * Jane Parker Apple Pie ^ dent Nixon’s problems. A col­ MRt.fiLKRrt 4c OFF LAKL SOFT CORN OIL > government. tain the real friendship between Fast — Body language > umnist for the London Evening the two countries.” Former — The circus Margarine y; 3 9 ‘ < He glides a dawn attack on ALL PURPOSE (20< OFF LABEL) Standard said he caused the Mtario Ciriello reported in La < ■w eaucNMw u m u r*Ncv an Italian port. He riaks his life CONCENTRATED LIQUID Guerin — Anarchism MKAKSTONKPINtAPPUmUKSTOMKPmCAPPtt 40-01. 7 | | ( JANE PARKER SLiCED U.S. economy’s troubles. Stampa of Rome that Ameri­ Haedeke — Metalwork a Grapefruit Apples to dive for and recover a depth Afax Liquid Cleaner boMit # 7 5ta39^ charge that had been dit^ped Similac Baby Formula 29* "Pew Americans, and least of cans “ change houses, cities. Hall — The high price ol prin­ Cottage Cheese 39 i x n u FANCY B WHY PAY MORE? all President Nixon, irill be sor­ Jobs with great ease” because off his vessd in port. He directs 2 PLY-200 COUNT ciples > McIntosh Apples .19^ Carrots 2^29^ o 24-oz.^ ry to see the 91st Congress dis­ they retain a “pi(Hieering spir­ Hofla — The trials of Jimmy Yogurt 4'p“b;;^^99^ the stalking of a German sub, Glamalon Panty Hose pC°g' 79* 00 it.” Writing from N ew York, he X and helps the Americans blast a A&P Facial Tissues solved,’’ the Financial Times Hoffa lUMOAenilUtMASTICCONTAMill jm A a FLOMDA JUICY GREAT WITH SOUP loaves said last week. I called the 91st characterized the typical Amer­ Ketmedy — Birth control In ^ Cabbage Oranges 12 ta 39* iS German threat to their troop­ RECULAR-CALIFORNIA-TINY CURD-LOW FAT " a muddled, ill-tempered, do- ican family as a .melange of America S Orange Juice 1jr’49* • a ships. Of course these stories Marvel Saltine Crackers 2: 2 8*, WhiteBread 3 nothing Congress" that set up a children, suitcases and clothes Kirk — Myth Quality Groeeriea.... Shop-Rite Priced} are expertly done by the man Breakstone Coltage.Cheese'.«*3 9* situation in which Nixcxi Will in sacks inside a big mud-splat­ Knight — The BSP reader who wrote the- famous yarns A&P GRADE A have to “ run against Orngresa" tered car— “and away they go.” Kronenberger — The '> cutting about Horatio Hornblcwer. WHY PA Y MORE TASTY FROZEN RICH'S FROZEN in 1972. America’s prevailing spirit, edge SOFT MARGARINE The other stories include a *-... | Q ( “The extent of damage this he wrote. Is embodied in the Levy — Ghetto school piece about an American filer Grapefruit Sections A&P Liquid Bleach pPorti. 39* Sultana French Fries pkg. has done to the normal process song “Don’t Fence Me In.” Mcflalls — McCall’s illustrated FLEISCHMANN’S ^ serving in the Royal Air F<»ce, " FINE-MEDIUM-BROAD PINKUQUIO Coffee Rich of government in the United The television critic of France dinner party cookbook 1 qt wdio steals a new mixlel of a States can be measured by the Soir, Marc Herisse, complained McGrath — Letter to an Imagi­ German fighter; jB, description Ann Page Noodles 3 pkl^< ^ 1 °° Ahoy Detergent ot a deq>erate tank battle in 4 9 Senate’s scramble to geL at that the United States exports nary friend GREAT FOR COOKING North Africa, and a couple of WHITE-AMERICAN-SWISS-PIMENTO 16-01. C least something passed in the “detestable” programs to over­ McKay — Antiques of the 2 8 9 ^ eq;>ianage' and sabbtage inci­ 31-01. A. A t U .-1 rt B !a ^1 ______C l ! ______4-»- ionli. ^ 1 ^ closing days,” the newspaper seas TV audiences. “It would be future dents. Dexola Salad 0>il 6 9* M e l-O -B it Cheese Slices tk" 35* said. all right if they gave us master­ McLachlan — American board­ Lord Balogh, economic tidvis- pieces,” Herisse wrote. “But ing schools Delieateeeen... Shop-Rita Priced! There also is an interesting 5 er to the British Cabinet from no: They are only stupid things. Marchand — Byron a portrait SLICED, HALVES. YELLOW CLING — _ FINE MEDIUM OR WlOf story, “If HiUer Had* Invaded li964 through 1967, wrote in the It is -with such stupidities that Mayne — Hie, recovery of Ehigland," speculating on 'wfaat SUPER-RITE QUALITY SUPER-RITE QUALITY they put the public to sleep.’’ Shop-Rite Peaches might have happened if the Ger­ Evening Standard that Nixon Europe f A-,(. T OH ’/IID SHOH m rt t PENN DUTCH CENTER CUT should change his orthodox eco­ Mosse — The ancient world at REGULAR OR PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT jm 1-qt. * «M mans had attempted a hastily nomic policies to avert even , V ^ $ i organised invasion of England work cons ■ JL NOODLES h i^ e r unemployment and lower P O R K R O L L Del Monte Drink 4 '.’.” ^ 1 in the fall of 1940.' Oraison—Strange voyage o GREEN GIANT PORKLOINS production. ’Ihe radical ap­ BOY SCOUT Paredes—Folktales of Mexico Forester is wch an accom­ 5 12-..cons $1 3 $1 proach, Lord Balogh wrote, Reich—^The greening of America s Niblets Corn plished narrator, with an effort­ PORK CHOPS should include agreement with C 3e OFF LABEL— AURORA less, graphic style, that these Notes and News Roscoe—On the seas and in the pkg. of *1 Q e labor and industry on wage an^ skies > stories come alive as a U t of 2 roll. I ” 7-RIB price controls. Rosenberg—The real tinsel Bathroom Tissue history. Cub Pack 367 < SHOP-RITl OR tTORSlY “It is a gpod Hungarian say­ Ruskln—The Winnlngton letters CAPITOL FARMS A »4 . PA . MORI ’ IMUee A. Smith Cub Scout Pack 367 had a , -lb $ 1 ing that ‘You can’t learn from Shapiro—Mastering the draft a Fruit Cocktail cans A somelxxiy else’s experience,’ ’’ (Christmas party, including the 6 9 ' s Shebman—^Impaled on a cactus Skinless Frajiks SHOP-RITE 4 i l C * 1 MAZOLA OIL THE OB08SING. By HMnwd PORTION the economist wrote. Mr. Nix­ breaking of pinatas, at Us meet­ MRACUM VAC.PACNSUCCO ^ 4 9 bush > Fast. Morrow. $8.95. on is an example of those who ing Dec. 16 at the Richard Mar­ Grapefruit Sections 4';.. o Smith—The brain X Armour Bacon 6 9 ‘ ARRIGONI IMPORTED IN SYRUP ^ e « Fast has given dramatic 9 9 can’t learn even from their own. tin School. Smith—Staten Island OAK IMPORTED ’ treatment to what always has There he is, tied in knots by his Den 3 coi|ducted .file opening 73- Strand—Darker; poems itaiianPears 4'‘J;r*l seemed a familiar chapter in own ideology, not knowing ceremonies. Den 4 performed a S 5 9 ' Taylor—Garfield erf Ohio Chopped Ham Amercan history, Washliigtmi’s whether he should fight inflation Christmas skit and Den 1 led NtaULAN oI t MCK S H O P P E Vivian—^Black power and the* crossing of the Delaware. SAVE WITH THESE VALUABLE COUPONS BELOW ALL VARIETIES or unemployment. group singing. The closing cere­ American myth -Fritxen Foode . Shop-RUe Priced! “He is pledged to stop infla­ monies were conducted by Den Sliced Bacon 6 5 ‘ TA Tm WTIR Oil SMOtSTHwa ' among the missing.” Haven, editor of the Journal, NEPCO BOLOGNA dead prose of the toodbooks. 000 spowllakes. •NOA-WTI OiO rAtHMNtO He portrays Washingtoa as a «mM. 79^ o Tokyo’s Sankei said U.S. policy 'M ir “Ooimecticut Medicine" thiat because they told the con^iuter 9 * Apple Pie 4 9 * MWTiRAST.MOCtSS A A ft RlAXtirftL HOUSE toward Japan is becoming con­ DIU CgISP— HONIY 6 /. -r£/#';;cofiit cRwapttR.. low temperatures have long there were 43,000 square miles ^ S tradictory because of the com­ been associated with respiratory American Cheese » in Ihe state instead .of C,244. ' 69 •It CV.I plicated political and economic illness. But recent studies also Egg Rolls sffi 4 9 * W A N T fD problems they face together. seem to relate coldness to. the .... Sankei accused the President greater number of- heart fail­ -Ice Cremm- Clean, Late M o M KEIScMAUNN S 1^ RAOurau^BN •Seafood Savlnge Margarine 47' losogno • of discrimination against Japan ures each winter, Nahum said Redeem Your Federal Fcod WHY PAY MORE? 8HOr.MTfMTj6Mn 13 FII02CN pta QOc MOU« UKtaiC NIC by promising during his election 1 He said body c exiling is a re; USED CARj S A64P MONEY SAVING HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Roman Puio TT Coffee «ouu«o«#- ■/ campaign to seek unilateral Stamps at Shop Rite Stores •tAt.«UFIUj2EN suit not only of exposure to and Ictt Crttim Sandwiches X Turbot Fille^N ' A&P REGULAR or MINT >>-•1. rnc xcuiAe-oediCiiicrfM Japeuiese textile export cionces- breathing of cold air but «i»« Top Prices Paid Choeso Ravioli 59‘ MixwtttHomeCeHte ^ *2“ SARA LEE FftOJEN SlOOB. ■ the combination of cold with ■UUMTNVOMHVfNIXCITIMrUVOm Cta ig CfNTUCUT For All Makcal ' Aspirin t°"soSO 49* Toothpaste 29* ’ Gem Rolls ft- 4V Pecon Coffee Coke • “II the textile ex])orting cxxm- dampness or humidity. ’This 517 EAST MIDDU TUmmKE ^RA lEE FROZEN Ice Cream M-gai.v'1-' Halibut Steaks E A&P REGULAR AND H to, i*«*'4t'«OItN tiy were a European country, m ay explain, he said, why Elng- CARTER CHEVROUT A&P RECULAR-MENTHOL-LEMON & LIME A&P REGULAR AND HARD-TO-HOLD (roissorit Rolls A, OT Bonono Coke < *5; 7 f RACAt FROZEN Nixon would not have - made land and Wales, which have ll-M. lit,' s*** '44taCaiN aNOMMTt ■1-MTO8H0UNO CO h INC. Shaving Cream ".o°'n 49* Hair Spray '!<.V 59* m 69' Pound Coke . such a unilateral pledge to the n^Uder and (iamper winters Ice Cream Bars Shrimp peoi^e,” tbe paper continued. t l ^ the United States, report 1229 Main SL “TUs is. a glimpse ol tbe U.S. ' PlM M 6494i28» greater increases in heart'-in- Wl aiSIRVI THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Price, cifectiv* thru Saturday. Jan. 9, 1971 in this Comnnmity and Vicinity. attitude toward Japan. U.S.-Ja- duced deaths. WHY PAY MOBS?! IWHY PAY MORE? P40T RESPONSI8U FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL BMORS.

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BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Orchectnu and Bonds t WHAT ARE YA DOIN', DON'T AatWsr Is Previeos Psstle Woman^lO A true orchestra Is made up CICERO/ WRITIN' A^E ...THAT THAT AAAN TALKING n s mainly of stringed Instruments, OUT A PRESCRIPTION' TO HlAVSELF YS World of Knights POOR MARTHA Is Expert with fewer wind and percus­ HCX^PLE'i DOWN. sion Instruments; a bond usual­ HUSBA.NP.' ACROSS ly has only wind and percus- 1 ----- A rthur 1 Set of s ^ Instruments. 1 5Kni«ht implements Ori Repairs 'T A L R IM C r 2 Roman data 8 To knight 3 Tidy HAYFUMX), Jdlnn. (AP) — AftOUNTAiN HE L O O K S 11 Notion M O R S 4 Arthurian Tliere lives near HayOeld a LIKE HBV IZEggi . k n i^ t ARG UIIskS/ 13 Name claimed 5 Strikes vio­ plumber - carpenter • cement by Naomi , . *Ho«Jl ’ CAPrTALIze lently (slang) woriier and all-round repair ex-’ (Bib.) 6 Yellow bugle ' by the Inquirer 14 River duck pert vdio, at acre 70, Is thinking TOMORROW. A U DAY . plants 23 Wood-wind 39 Tournament nrr 15 Muiical 7Wlfaof Acgir weapon about sUptdng into retirement. composition! instrument /-« (myth.) 24 Stagger 40 Conduct She’s a woman, Idns. I b ry 17 Piles of hay -8 Tropical fruit 41 Wheel shaft Bckland, and she admits with srofffi- 1 9C oeurd'----- 9 Monitor lixard 25 River islands 26 Untruths 42FootsoIdief honest pride that she’s never £aeli waalc, Tha Manchester Evening Herald will prasent "Potpourri" . . . dodieatod ontiroly to assist Idaho 10 Foundation of IndU ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Possesses 13 Swedish 27 Encourage tackled a Job she couldn’t com­ 28 Ripped 43 SpiTal of wira plete. you hr tho fine art of shopping. So why wear out thoso protty foot girls? Now you can stop hilling 2 0 % off ... I NEVER INVENTED 21 Upper limb seaport 44 Pigeon ARE >tXJ aONKlATALK, ...WE WERE AFTER y* YES, I 22 Pertaining to a 16 Small pies 30 Triton I "There Isn’t anything I can’t OR DO I HAFTA TH'PLANS TO /yHEAR \HEARD ..BLTT HE MUST HAVE A SELF-ENERGIZING S3 Tdumament 45 Cry of woo and oat all the info right horo Jn tha Manchastar Evaning Haral^ _ BATTERY/ lorum (anat.) 18 Coolidge’s do,’’ says Mrs. Sckland. ‘T USE SOME MORE/ WONMLIGSSELF-( THAT, HIM, THE WRONG MAN..., 25 Arthurian city Li^ightofthe 47 ^ u a l (comb, MUSCLE? ENERGIZING V K)C.^ /ALLEY. nickname form) know that because I’ve tried ev- all purchases BATTERY 29 Retired for 21 Poisonous M und Table rest serpentsserpent! 36 'rench river 49 Suffix forming eiythlng.’’ adicctives 'in the entire store 30 Pinches 22 ----^ - i n ■ e ■3yE''Cc viclorioua •Her prise project was a house 31 Nigerian 4 / V 7 ~ 7“ $ r * r r slm and her hutfeand, Ferdi­ ...... AroundToten ...... Mtdn'Street ...... Suburban Fexcept fair traded tribesman 1 2 3 nand, purchaaed near Spring Crochet a Cape lEWOPLT? 32 Famale deer 11 l2 i$ Valley, kOnn., 12 years ago. MMUNPCPaWIANnC 33Spurta / Senior CiUsens Special Empire Style Two Rig Sales Olearanoe peep TWYHiept: 34 Equal u / IS 16 “'I sanded the whole outside Lfc 35Eu f b Ucs ' - with an electric sander and re- Need perking up? PARISIAN HOUSE A HALE, 946 Main PANDORA’S BOX (Bolton .37 Gradual loit 17 18 t$ finlahed It on the outside, re­ COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. will St., dow nto^ is featuring a Notch Shopping Plaza)' has many 38 Not in faihion / 5T sealed it and painted it,’’ she re­ offer on any Monday, Wednes­ gigantic White Sale on all fam­ wanted sportswear Items now 39 Feminine - —j a r day or Thursday a Shampoo ous name sheets and cases at on sale' tor the woman with OUT OUR Wa y BY NEG COCHRAN nickname J i 26 ii 28 calls. "Inside, I lowered ceil­ 40 Stone (lAtin) u 2$ ings, and reAld all the Interior and Set for $2.60 and a haircut tremendous savings. Also, now taste. HUrry in! 43 Largest North 30 $1 areas." ^ If needed $1.60 more or a Per­ is the time to stock up on f COMT KNOW WHEW TDOUIT WITH < VEAH7 WELL, IT30LIMO3 - American a ■ manent including shampoo, famous brand bras and glnlles Salad bowls may be decorated THE BUBBLte SUM, I SEE/WELL,TWiTiS 1 LIliE HOTAIR RUNS IN country The dwelling lacked a btise- WHAT HAPPENS w hen >CW OVERLOAD } THB RAMILY-TH' DIF- W i ment when the Fcklands bought haircut and set for $9. Tel. during their foundation Sale. as a wreath for holiday sea- ViOUR AAObTHAN'TRyiOBLOW'EM \ FERENCE IS I DON'T 46 Noticeable ■ GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN effort It, They had the excavating 643-9632 for an appointment. You will find you won’t be able sen. Add an edge c< green with BIO AS BASliETBALLS/ 1 OUESSTHATiS) OO AROUND BOTHER- 36 36^ ZE TD BE ^PECTED.THOUSH, FROM A ^ INO OTHER PEOPLE 48 Distribute done with heavy equipment and to resiqt the savings, HALE’S parsley and then use red pimen­ oijy IVVHO'j's------so FULL OF “ Ho t a----- ir / WITH MIME/ alms a ~ the couple finished the Job. Think Toyota is open Thurs. night till 9 p.m. to from which to cut a bow. — \u m M p p e ^ ii rsAMP All H6 50 Mtdlcinal u 4J> Quality at a price you can af­ 945 MAIN sm tB E T MMNC^BBTEB plant 40 IT “I carried the bi^ks, mixed Stuffed oUves'ln a milk gdass T o fiiiA M m o HA« IS FAIUJI2&- F ford! LYNCH MOTORS on Cen­ Allow roasted meat to stand dish, add a green and red note ■nzie5Hi$0e$T 51 n iu i (Latin) ♦7 48 the cement and leveled &em off r..PAILU(?e APTgP 52 Ruasiw ter St. has them all. See and to the holiday, table, ALLHlSWP&tD , RAIU/Rfe UNTIL and then smoothed them off," for about one-half hour after it HAflKTg $0MetHlN6) nama tb b1 &2 Mrs. iEkskland recalled. "My test drive one today — from comes out of oven before you gV^M HIS HOPg 53 Low haunt $1,835 delivered. Once you get 0FHIM5gl/P.... 0e6IN51DWP^-; 54 Spanish ch ^r W 64 bh husbcuid laid them and then I carve It. This gives the meat 55 Arboreal ' 4 finished them off.” your -hands on a Toyota — Juices a chance to spread home ' Mrs. Bckland buUt the kitchen yoU'U never let go! throughout the meat. BANK THE BIG SAVINGS I (Nswipeper (nisrpn'ie due.) cupboards for the house. She said the ^ started at the i pa Fairways Best ' DURING OUR FABULOUS, PRICE.SlA$HINO crafts 88 years ago when "a that you have ordered, cut the FAIRWAY, downtown Main lady asked me to paper for her, picture of the pattern from the Street has a nice selection of and I papered.’’ newspaper or magazine from yams, needles and books for Tben It waa painUng. TTien it •which you mxlered It and paste all your knitting needs. FAIR­ CLEARANCE SALE! was lairing carpet, then panel­ it on the front of the pdttem WAY open/Thurs. and Fri. Oil BY DICK TURNER ing, then putting up celling tile. envelope. Makes the pattern 9 p.m. CARNIVAL Recently she’s been doing a easier to find when you start Sale Starts Today major plumbing Job at the Ar­ PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI to sew. Wear a of clean white. lington home of a sister. She In­ canvas glo^ when hanging CROCHET SIZES stalled a new bathtub, stool and Ice Cream Treats clothes outdoors in vdndy MALE ...AND A P C 9 T T Y V sink, buUt in all |the Items and SMAU DRESSES 1/3 off CUTE ONE ATTHAT.I^jJ 1 -6 Take the entire family to weather. This saves the bands CHAUVINIST! THE WORRY WART 1-6 also built a vanity. ROYAL ICE CREAM, Warren MEIIUM H MIA Iw.TM fa| m CW from chapping. Before that she did all the fin­ St. Treat everyone to one of LARGE I^ ^ R O U P FAMOUS MAKBt J i ishing woric on a new funeral Royal’s elegant 'spumonl, tor- StlU Going On cluq>el at Hayfleld. tonl or ice cream cakes. Nice SWEATERS 1/2 off ■ Her husband, 79, is mechani­ for any occasion are nut rolls, WATKINB BROS, downtiwn 5449 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O^EAL cally budlned but Mrs. Bckland cake a la mode. Also sold in Main St. still has a great selec­ says she does all the repair and one-half gallons. Sounds good, tion of furniture and accessories FAMOUS MAKER remodeling work at home. doesn’t it? Visit Royal today! ^ I featured during their 18th .a HEAR -THE “I do It alone, every dam bit month sale. All priced at fan­ SEPARATES 1/3 off of Itl" rile says. She added that When children’s socks are al­ tastic savings. WATTONS Is I It’s easy to crochet a D d C B / P o ly her husband tinkers with lawn- open Thurs. and Fri. till 9 p.m. smart cape for that fash­ most the same size, put each ion-right look. No. 6449 mowers. child’s initials on the foot of A truly elegant look is captured in this lovely- Some good cooks like to sim­ has crochet directions for For the work she has done for each of his socks with an indel­ to-wear robe with its cape in sizes small (8- JR. SLACKS 1/3 off others, Mrs. Bckland says, she ible marker. Simplifies the task Empire waistline. No. mer shrimp in beer—a pound of 10), medium (12-14) and generally has been paid too of sorting the socKs at laundry 8110 with PHOTO-OUIDE is shrimp to a 12-ounce can at large (16-18) inclusive. LADQS’ DRESS . SHOP BY ROY CRANE ' much, ^ e n so, she says, the time. in Sizes 10 to 18 (bust beer. Peppercorns apd boy leaf, tlM M$ Is aalst m asri lak BUZZ SAWYER biggest reward she has received 32H-40). Size 10, 3 2 ^ celery to}^ and parsley siwings tan ts lacMa flrttrian bmiI«v . bust... 4% yards of 46- ihSM OolMla KUMhOilOE BAD HEWS, MR. SNOW. I FOUND THIS MOTE FROM YES. AND TRIXIE, OUR Is praise for a Job well done. Oiathlng Needs may be added the beer. She’d like' to taper off, doing inch. to THE DESK aERK. HE'S RESIGNED.'.. CONE V BEST WAITRESS, HAS Did you know that the PLAZA Patterns available only ■ -M.Y. ISMS. ourr. wwk only for her sisters, but DEPT. STORE has a nice mlec- Anniversary Special Mri Hmm, MSrtn am ZIF ■tie ' she says "It’s Just so dsun hard in sizes shown, TROUBLES, Uon of slacks and shirts tor t m n$ Is atlst far sack ■a^ SHULTZ BBJAUTY SALON, eoH aai riylt NiiBkar. TROUBLES. to turn your friends and neigh­ boys plus a complete Infants tm ts laelala llrtt-claM anig^ 44 Oak St., downtown Manches­ The Fall & Winter ’70 bors down." dept. Visit PLAZA soon they See Bnastt. Maai ter, is featuring a Caryl Rich­ ALBUM is 66$, includes DID 'THE MAP? SHE9 f u r io u s .' 11*8, AVB. ards olive oil permanent tor postage and handling. . QUEEN, He'S- REAU.V IN 1HE are located on E. Middle ’Ipke., Ol^i/UEDnOAS, HEW'YOBS, CSVEU9 WM0N...TMhrt ksa«- SET MAP?, POG CA Tl,ei Olve small children small next to Popular Mkt. Open $11.62 tor a limited time. In­ taaw SatlgBt af noMir Uml 9 Mat Haaw, iU *tn altk UF cludes haircut, shampoo, test rattan alican SInctliaz. IIW - servings of food. I/arge Thurs, and Fri. till 9 p.m. CODI, Stilt Waal If aaS Stat. S($, MaSas rastait as< kaa- All Sales Final—Cash Sales Only TALCXWTVILLE. ROUTE 88 amounts are sometimes dis­ The Pall & W inter ’70 curl, styling ^et and g ia o u r illaf. couraging to him. It’s better for - Cut stars from thin white Basic FASHION Book is spray. It’s the loveUst, most a child to form the habit of paper and paste on window 65$, includes postage and lasUng permanent you can jO »n >, Mtei wTt cleaning his plate and asking panes to add to the Christmas handling. have. Call 643-8961 tor appoint­ tor A second helping. If wanted. decor. ment. "When I told you that as office manager your job was to keep everybody happy, I assumed you a realized that included me!" BY LANK LtXINARD Peggy Ann MICKEY FINN YOU MUST BE ^ WE'LL FIND OUT TOMORROW/ K«S HE EVER HERE MISTAKEN, MIClC/ — / JU S T REMEMBEIfeO WHEN YOU GOT ONE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CAIOFF THE LAB WON'T BE OPEN OSCAR'S BEEN MY soMemuG—D/DN'r you OF THOSE CALLS? m m UNTIL TOMORROW MORNING VALET FOR YEARS TELL M E THAT WHEH YOU , V — BUT TDM WILL PICK IT — HE'S LOYAL— receh / e o t h e l a s t i I'M C0VEKIN6 BITSY^ HER MTE IN LOdAN-SPARTA THE GALS A R ^ ^BUT THE ^ -B IT S Y IS IN ^PUASE LEAVE HER^ UR IN A FEW MINUTES' I TRUST HIM* THREATENING PHOHE CALL,, BEEKMAN'S FLYIN6 HAS BEEN CANCEUED BECAUSE ANGRY BECAUSE WORST PART LOVE WITH VOU, ALONE BEFORE SHE HE HAD THE DAT OFF? DAN. KKACKLE,! LECTURE TOUR FOR OF YOUR BkS RISSINO ACT BITS WONT RGHT -AND EVERY ' BUTSHE DOES/IT IS FIRED FOR CON- AM PDTEET CANYON WOMENS UB.' ON STAGE HERE! BACK, SCREAM, WOMAN THERE KNOW WHAT DUCT UNBECOMING JANUARY? 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■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES’TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, J971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCEESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1971 \ ■ -V- N TTHE W in, Penney Downs MHS Bruce Taylor NFL’s Defensive Rookie By EARL YOST Giants’ Files of Yean for East Spona lldllw New Union Formed Second Best —— ’ > ' Eagle' Coach Stan Ogrodnik a 30-polnt bulge, bO-20 at inter­ the .600 mark, sustaining their By DEAN YOST quick 2-0 margin with 7 :88 in the popping in 22 markers and Ray Answet* fo r Unusual Grid Play - By PAT McCABE DeMalo netting 19 points. mission. A potent fastbreak' by fourth loss of the campaign, opening qtiarter cn two u.m Several different parties have phoned in recent days praised his forces for staving For the losers, John Herdlc By Track Athletes East Catholic added an­ the Eagles, capitalizing on Gen­ 63-54. Freshman Joe Whelton Y MIDGE’rS Eleven turnovers and Belesano foul shots, but Kub&ch- In Balloting off a possible letdown stating seeking information on an unusual situation which other Hartford County eral turnovers, literally blew the paced the local attack with 15 First game of the double- only 23 rebounds told the ka saw to it this was the only tallied 27 points, hitting on his forces had a chance to "take eight field goals and nine of cropp^ up in a recent college football game. NEW YORK (AP) — LOS A n g e l e s (AP) ^— Four former world record Conference scalp to its guests right off the floor as the points. header saw Manchester ’Travel story of the game as Pen­ time the visitors would lead this one lightly” but didn’t, still nlntf from the charity line. Here’s the way the play was passed along. Team A Bruce • Taylor, the corner- holders have formed a union for track and field ath­ belt, crushing Pulaski High invaders could only manage G ut Cathollo (»1) Service upend the Elks, 32-19. -s the host squad built up a getting “ psyched” . ney High of East Hartford Balesano, carrying the scoring had possession of the football. Team A player fumbled back and punt return spe- letes with the hope they can get better training facili­ of New Britain, 97-48, be­ four two pointers in the eight p B F P ts. Tough Dave Spencer, with 16 23-15 first period edge. 2 Quiah 6 4.4 16 (5-2) pulled awiay in the fi­ load in the first half, ripped on Team B’s one-yard line and the ball sailed into and cialist who keyed ties and treatment for athlete.s—or else. fore a capacity crowd at Ogrodnik also expressed the minute segment. 1 S iem ienokl 6 3 5 13 points, again led the ’Travelers The Indians outscored the hope his charges can remain •*2 Connors 8 2-8 18 foljlowed by Fran Maloney (6) nal quarter to defeat (3-3) Black Knights in the ' second the neU for 18 polnte. This was out of the end zone. ------^ Francisco’s upset of Min------^------Called United Amateur Atlv- the locals’ g^yih last night. Fitzgerald led the Eagle of- 0 Tomnezuk 4 10 Mang}lester High, 80-66, last and Kurt Von Hone (6). Jeff eight minutes, 18-17 but went the least amount of- players, Whafs the official’s decision? steuids sixth In nesota, was named by ’Th letes—tee reverse of tee AAU, Ift^th six Eagles splltUng the hungry for a rematch with MCC netting 11 first half tallies, 2 PitziToraild ^ 5 3 6 13 night in a non-conference bat­ 19 '3 foe Northwest Catholic Friday venture paced the defenseless 3 Finnegan 1 3 3 4 Backofen (9) and Kenny Wollen- off at intermission trailing, 40- six, Manchester used in a game Bill Sacherek, ski columnist individual scoring race, tied Associated Press todav a Amateur Athletic Union—the cords for double numbers the 3 T Iem ey 4 0 6 6 tle on the Knights’ home floor. Cheney Stifl night at the latter’s home floor. Generals with 10 points. 1 berg (8) paced the Elks. 33. this season. new group plans to lobby for Eagles raced' to their seventh 0 G orm an 0 1-3 'The Indians are home Friday Sf ^ teammate Heal Lemleux. the National Fpotbali 5 G olin o 3 4-4 10 In the second game, Nsissiff In the junior vhrsity attrac­ England s top coUege football _ _ , Although not happy with Loomie’s Defeitnive Roolrii^' athletes and wUl boycott tele- straight victory of the season - ’The locals wasted no time in East outscored their New 3 Suntava Q Ort: 4 nl^ht against CCIL leader Con- Tlie visitors closed the gap Arms used a final quarter bar­ tion, Penney litterally blew the offlclala for the past two de- the results on the field of play, Kooki. After First ■vlsed track meets “if track in white upping their record to disposing of the Generals, with Britain foes 26-11 with Connors 6 M artens 0 0-0 0 ard' High (6-0) at the Clarke to three points, 42-39 with 5:26 rage to down Paganl Caterers, Indians off the court in a blis­ cades, supplied the answer when Boston’s Patriots did aU right . .. „ this country doesn’t Improve in 3-0 in conference play. a well-balanced scoring attack, and Quish netting nine apiece. 2tt Total.s 21-36 OT Arena. showing in the third stanza, but tering 77-24 victory- Manches­ he stopped by to say hello yes- at the gate playing at Harvard. fa-vor of tee athlete,” a spokes­ Big Jim Connors .led all ’Turnovers were aplenty for the with the ^ partisan crowd P a la sld (48) 31-19. Goeff Blackwell (12), didn’t have enough scoring P B F Pta. Morris Godin (7) and Bill Pin- ' The loss ended the Indians' ter JV’s managed only nine terday noon. The Pats averaged better than Court Win man says. Eagle scorers with 18 points, Generals as the Eagles rplled cheering the Eagle reserves to- 2 3-6 7 punch to regain the advantage. 3 B ero negan (6) led the balanced two-game winning skien, while polnte in the final eight minu­ "It’s Team B’s ball on the 32,000 paid for their best season ^ _ . , “We don’t want to make tee with Tim Qulsh close behind to a 29-9 first quarter advantage ward the 100 point mark. East 5 V e n tw o 6 2-2 12 From the floor both teams T -^ winless teams paired off ruigg .. g^yg the spokesman, 3 M orris 2 2-4 6 Nasslff attack. Dave Mlllls (6) Penney upped their streak to tes of play. 20-yanl line," he said. yet. . . PhUadelphla Flyers n L ^ te iT ^ netting 16. Ron Slemienski and with a nine-point scoring string'^'-pollshed off the visitors ending 3 Borofwski 0 1-4 1 three straight. attempteemak> Hockey League television sched- Oklahoma, was second with 14 Tierney and John Golino added Adding four more at the be­ WEST SIDE MIDOETS they come any better than hirh, ed appoint, 63-43 decision over things don’t get better markers. 1 P ra irie 1 OA. 2 line accuracy was the word as 3 Kubachka Sacherek repUed. ,ue Sunday afternoon at 1;30. y^igg the baUoUng that ei.- 10 points each to the total. ginning of the second period 3 N ow ak 3 3 6 9 Last night Army & Navy I don’t want to play them,” a Curley ‘ tee Beavers to snap a Seven- g^„ ^ strike tee tele- Phil Venturo, the only bright the Eagles raced to a 33-11 ad­ The Generals now stand at .1 Schimohrlck . 1 0^1 2 the Indians were 19-22 and the 3 Sleckowskl “ I d o n t m ^ e tee rules. I Following tee game at 4. a 80- compitesed bote ^ NaUani 1 1 G erm a n o. 1 (M) 2 wiped out the Herald Angels in commented Indians’ mentor vantage at the 6:38 mark. ’The- 1-6 overall and 0-2 in conference Knights 22-29. a Pando 01^ enforce teem. minute special on Boston’s and American Conference. P n - spot for the Generals, was the 2 Deutfxih 0 0-0 0 a tough fought battle, 48-45. Jim Moriarty. L 6mith (Herald -photo by Buoeivlclus) Meanw^e, CoachA"' h ' Johnny Those TV meeto only rival' point-maker to reach Eagles added eight niore points play. “We played good enough to ’^ u s tee answer is plain four-game sweep o f .PhUadel- ylously separate polls were con- ALL-CONFERENCE— East Catholic High landed six of the athletes on 1970 Klels of Cteeney was seeing his >p 2TT T ota ls •5 1 2 ^ Tom Healy (A&N) was the star Ken Kubachka, captain of the hi Totalis 09 0009 80 ------n, I. bring in good money.’’ double figures with 12 markers. to that total coming away with The Eagle JV’s dropped below Score at hajk 50-00 Blast. win,” thought Moi^iarty as he re­ and simple. , phia in last year’s Stanley Cup ducted for tee National, and All-Hartford County Conference all-star teams. Selected were, front row, Tom charges drop No. • 11 in what of the game scoring 23 points Knights, did everything possible 'Mai (65) “If Team A makes it into playoffs will be featured on tee American PootbaU Leagues. Power said tee group wants on a'basketball court. He drib­ viewed the game statistics in the B P Pis. has been another dlsasterous and pulling down as many re­ P 27 Team B’s end zone and teen same network. Mike Reid, Cincinnati’s rt- Leahy, Don Gaudreau and Henry Fellows, all football; back. Bob Clifford, Tom better training facilities, a na- dressing room. "They were 4 iHordic 8 96 campaign. bounds. bled to break a Manchester full- 0 Balesano 7 46 18 fombles. and B recovers. It’s . . . ano-playlng tackle from Penn Bailey and Greg Marino, all members o f the local school’s cross country team. Uonal training site and a say in Both teams played well. Foul- ,,court press, out rebounded Man­ just a little bit better tl)an we 6 Woedey 3 06 9 Stafford jumped off to a fast coaches athletes headiiur 4 Pwjpllcs a. 14 5 Short Stuff state, was third and tee high 19-5 first period advantage and * auueies heading Ing hurt A&N as JDke Silver, chester almost single handily, were. t 06 2 0 Haoere'm ' 6 Official rules possession when Figuratively speaking, ac- vote-getter for tee American C ontTO Versiol StUV O ut ______4^ a7 4.T 4 Olympic competition. a 14-point scorer fouled out. and was the night’s top scorer Scoring honors went to Ku­ 3 Kleman 2 OQ A crossed tee last line into tee upped the margin to 44-17 at nw u a* bachka with 30 points with cording to tee Boatii^ Indus- Conference with nine. ______■ intermission. cLney made a / However this didn’t stop A&N with 30 points. 16 Totals irs i»6a----- end zone,” tee veteran whistle Manchester jumped off 1: a teammates John SieCkowskl 9c5oro at half 4CW3 PKmney. try Assn., 44,070,000 persons Quarterback Dennis Shaw of BOWUNa comeback in the last haU. out- ^ as Mike Presti and Scott tooter„ said. . went boating in 1970. ... A to- the Buffalo BUls was named top a few coUege guys who are wUl- Pleciety took control. scoring teJir foes, 26-19, He added that teis rale, on mlUlon was spent on offensive rookie ’Tuesday. . it was too late. Ing to take tee ccoisequences,” 'The Herald began catching Team A fumbling tee ball, say beating. . .. Of "Punt returns are my thing,” Celtics Return Home Power said. Despite arriving late in tee up late in the fourth quarter Bolton High Ends Three-Game Loss Skein from tee one, into and out of 8,814,000 boats listed (I SAy® Taylor who didn’t score Power, one of the world’s top but the deficit was. too much. second period. Ken Larrimore tee end zone, has been in tee where the figure any touchdowns doing his thing again paced Cheney with 13 high h^urdlera wlte a ^ t to 1^6 For Army & Navy, Doug Land­ rule book for years which would was arrived at), 627,000 were but did it well enough to lead Against Seattle Five markers and hard-working Tuestoy night ry found the range scoring tw ^ give tee ball over to Team B. Inboard motorbosds, including National Conference by re- Mike Laiidry added 11 tallies, with oteer lounders of tee group points as did Mike Sterns. ’The Slow-Down Fails to Stop SW, Hope this settles BOSTON (AP)— ^The Boston Celtics return to the ‘ b‘» e avodUary powered sailboats, 5,- tumlns *3 punts for 516 yards Bud Nlemitz led Stafford tb® tour ex-worid- Angels had Qlen Ellis and friendly discussions and 210,000 outboards, 620,000 sail- and a 12-yard average. Garden to face Seattle tonight, but the National B ^ - CHURCH—Nels Johnson 200, with 19 points. He was tee only record holders, pole vaulter Gary Demko alsb hitting for wagers. . boats and 2,857,(X)0 rowboats, have to like to return ketball Association game lost a bit of its lustre Tuesday Ralph Clark 200, Pete Foster visitor in double digits. -^“b" Pennel, hammer thrower them. Bob Reolt and Jeff Green­ canoes, dinghies' and miscel- punta.” says ’Taylor vriiose long- night with the announcement that controversial ^en- Hal ConnoUy, decathlon per^ berg also played well for their Coventry Remains Unbeaten 203-554, Glenn Gibbs 210, Dick Summary: Here ’n There laneous craft, some of which f-,^,'^®'yarder cer Haywood won’t be coming to town with thp new Niese 203, Cy Perkins 216-210- former Russ Hodge and 400- clubs. rntbolir Hiffh ( 2 - Thomas More Friday on home but with substitute Bob Making a strong bid to re­ are used with - outboard power, against CSiicago. But his two big meter runner liQke Larrabee. STANDINGS Sonics club. 695, Earl White 677, Bernle StaWoxd (68) S o u th C a th olic n i g n t | : rounds. showing the way Bolton edged gain tee Rec VoUeyball League . . . ’Testtaneidal hUMr- of 80 and 20 yards F Pts. Power explained: W L 'Ihat should nake tee . task Bandivaige 225, Bill Grant 554. G'dotto 1 6 4) tried a new approach in r o c k y HILX, — Leading at out to gain the victory championship is tee talented ing Henry "Hank” Wittke is “ P touchdowns in San easier for tee Celtics, but one ______Baxter 8 "Athletes iriio have graduated Army & Navy Francisco’s 17-14 upset of Billy Casper CromfSion an attempt to defeat pow­ all quarter turns, 21-16, 43-29 Quarter scorers were in the Latvian Church entry headed scheduled Monday night, Feb. 1 never knows with coach Tom siLK CITY — Harry Pleclty smart ^ from ctolege have nothing to Herald Angels Minnesota in tee divisional play­ erful-South Windsor High and 67-40, Coventry High had winners favor, 18-10, 36-27 and by a sUmmed-doiwn John Avens, at tee Kacey Home. Wittke was Heinstten’s teamj/Whlch is errat- 555, Ron Plecity 217, Ken 4 lose by jtonlng our organization. Herky’s offs. (8-0 ) last night on the lat­ little tfouble in keeping the 85-47. a veteran of nearly 20 yeeuv. long active in tee local Little Ic. to say tee >4aat. Pleclty 206, Jim Perkins 207, Nearins Center Billiards In D e f ense ter’s home court, a slow streak Intact. With the victory Henry was the game’s high other long-time standouts with League baseball program and . } bave my own w ^ to doing After lookW pitiful in a home Ed Lolka 209, Jim Lawrence 19 lege, ‘Look you’re liable to get down type game, but it didn’t the Pate took over sole owner- scorer with 23 points followed tee weU-balanced' squad in- later was a fine basebaU um- ’ ay or, to Perth Am- loss to S^ Francisco last 201-66I, Ron Custer 200, Carl 9 nailed by your school if you join EAST SIDE MIDOETS boy, N.J., who also ran back 12 With the two big men, Mike work as the Bobcats toppled the ship in the COC with Cromwell by Bavler and Geer with 16 clude Henry Frey, CharUe pire. He’s also been tee fine, Of Golf Title Thursday, tee Celtics rebounded taelnstuber 202 Ed Yourkas a us because they may tsdie y o u r kickoffs for 190 yards. "I watch High also with a perfect mark, points each. “Buzz” Keeney and Ed Werner hard-working secretary of tee scholarship away. But if you Quesnall and Wayne Ostrout Rebels, 60-41. tee ball as s(x>n as it is kicked Totals 3T7 9 63 scoring 12 and eight points re- In other area action Coventry a game behind at 4-0, Halslngton popped in .21 polnte . . . Springfield Kings’ hockey Kacey 10-Pln Bowling League ^ decide °^Cdiera it’s going AN^fl^S (AP) - PGA ^ tee ibad-vrinnlng at PhUa- “;;;ttoreU 2S; Torn‘S : make this choice, we’ll back you TTiree Patriots, Chuch Pa- Gheiiey (43) spectlvely, the Ostrospnlcs out- High (7-0) continues to doml- for Rham with Kukucka and team ptays backdo-back homa since ite inception. . . . Lou j . . coversaeveL^wfd and ------“‘®------Saturaay and 213-062. Lenny Mulnite 674, B F Pta. all tee way.’ panos. Dale Schmidt and Frank at Atlanta on Sunday night. Daorimore scored the Dobkin Dunkers last nate the Charter Oak Confer­ McLaughlin adding 12 polnte games Friday and Saturday Kusserow, who wlU produce the ^ ^ Aft^I de- starts defending his Walt Gleason 201-208-203-612, 6 1 13 "We’re only a few months.tod Morse paced the balanced o f­ Blenkowskl 0 0 0 night, 26-26. Big Tom Leone ence with a stunning 72-63 vic­ apiece to the,losers' attack. Poole 0 0 0 as a group but we’ve already tory over Rocky Hill (4-3.) In fensive attack with 18 points BeauUeu 1 0 2 led the iMers with 13 points. ROCKVILLE—Coming out for 59eek , 2 1 6 got enough power to really give the same conference, Bolton each. Tim Palmer hit for 28 Kings’ Doug Volmar leads tee outetwdlng quarterback at Co- tr&te on c&tcninj^ tne b&ll. doU-l^s Open, tlie first siid literally £^ave away a 124- ' Glen D o ^ ^ and Tom Sullk the third period. Independent Goreezky^ 3 0 6 High (2-3) ended a three-game polnte for the losers American League in goals s<:br- lumbih University. At comerback, one of tee 7977 on the richest to all /l20 decision to tee expansion Landry 5 1 11 contributed fine floor games. Coventry is idle Friday and Windsor Locks set the gym on most difficult positions to play, j. / Portland Traiiblazers Tuesday Tracy 0 0 0 “Them,” Power said, is prl- The second game was a bam losing streak to defeat winless S6eM>lna 0 0 0 meets Cromwell in the confer- (ire as they pulled away from ’Taylor intercepted three passes ______, j night in tee opener of an NBA burner from start to finish as (0-7) Rham High of Hebron 74- The sedate, 89-year-old Gochee 0 0 0 66. Finally Independent Windsor ence showdown. Tuesday in a host Rockville behind the hot and returned (»ie g^yards. doubleheader at Philadeliteia. Tom ko 3 0 6 the Trotters nipped Johnson’s shooting of Steve Shapiro and T ark ^ ton Wins ings are Willis Reed, Dick Barnett and Walt Frazier Locks nipped (6-4) Rockville home contest. Disaster Fund Totals 20 3 4 i SHARPSHOOTER—^Three reasons the New York Jumper’s, 29-28. High 69-60. BOLTON—The Bulldogs pre- Steve Scheerer. backs Ken Ellis to Green Bay, as a springboard to one /to his com'mltting *40 turnovers — a ^®b DeDominicis 378, Jim Lam- Scores at half 4447 Stafford. tested treatment by the AAU. Knlcks are atop the NBA’s Eastern Division stand­ shown in that order scoring for defending champs. Scott Eagleson was high for The Rams were outscored BBBBNCMAM, England Pro Grid Award Lemar Parrish of Cincinnati better seasons, $147,(XX> in win- Spectrum floor record and an bert 149-379, Rick Cavar 152- SOVTH WINDSOR — An un- vailed in a hotly contested (AP) — PaiiiMr Janies Cur­ the winners with 12 points. He from the field 19-25. WAflMTOr''iviv (API Tivnn Jake Scott of Miami, ends nings and four tournaipent titles n b a hi^ for tee season. 166-427, Dave Vlara 146-366, had help from Rick Marshall successful attempt was made game plagued by many per- tin, a Roman OatfaoUo priest ^ b v ^ S t ^ <3aioU^'to e ^ ^ t h sonal, fouls. At t\mes(Up, with Eric Larry Wlllette topped the WAomnu ' V Jim Mitchell to Detroit and Ced- including the prestigious Mas- Despite all tee mlscues, tee G®ne Grlllo 143-159-428, Dave MHS Matmen Win First, (6) and Mark Couette (6). Bud ^ winning streak but Geer, Bob Henry (and Ken Bav- Rockville scorers with 18 points who won $261,600 on the soc­ Tarkenton, quarterback\to tee dp Hardman of San Francisco ters. Celtics somehow managed to Krinjak 136, Howie Hampton Bullets Win Again ] Sports Slate F l ^ paced the jumpers with W n d s ^ s the ler pumping the ball in at will, with Jim Aceto adding 16 cer pools, today gave $M,000 New York Giants, will receive and linebacker Bob Babich to But he has a sparkling field- stay in tee game down to tee 139-893, Cart Bolin 151-362, Joe East Grapplers Bow Agam to the Glasgow soccer dlses- tee Dick McCann Memtol^ San Diego. likely to be one of tee best on wire via a late rally, but clutch Dworak , 140-395, Chet Nowlckl WEDNESDAY, JA)I. 6 ^kl 'Tdded ste “ S : ^ l s /am“ an^ h e l7 o n for B oltL had up to a 19 point ad- points and Tom Carruthers ter taoA . erry (AP) ^_ their eighth victory of the sea- vantage, only to see It dwindle popping in 11 markers. Award Saturday as tee Nation^. ------(be winter tour/arrayed against acorlng by Jeff Petrie, Rick 140-389, Russ DeVeau 188-364 It took two years for it to RESUL’TS: Rifle SALT LAKE He eald be will give most SETS <-nnwnrvmn*> CENTENNIAL uMARK a n v jjig gg p^^g Inaugurate Adelman West Hartford Fish & Game Forward Tom Workman has CYO son. in the third stanza as Bavler Shapiro canne& 19 with FnnihaJi Pinvnr of the ------Aucuiuut and Stan McKenzie Roy McGuire 140-88%) Don De happen'but'yesterday afternoon 100 Vallario (P) doc. Gravolle of tiie'balanee to charitleo. y DENVER (AP) — Trainer a 6S-tourney swing teat goes protected Portland’s fourth vie- Dominlcls 361, Stan Krupa 362, at Manchester High, visiting Despite Haywood at Manchester been traded to the Denver Rock- With subs playing most of the The Rebels held a brief B-4 and Mlnter fouled out. Scheerer pumpl^ In 17 ^Ints. (EC) 16-1 A last-mlhiite goal scored Year at the 86th annual banquet Don Von Hemel set a record at through Dqd. 12 and has about tory of tee season over estab- Rich Lovett 354, Randy Smite Platt High’s wTestllng team fell THURSDAY, JAN. 7 eta for a "future high draft game, St. James easily defeat- margin with 4:35 lowing In the Rham High of Hebron man- The Ranis battle CVC by Olaagow Bangers against 107 Zelvin (P) pinned Savino NEW YORK (AP)—Spencer Haywood did his thing choice,” the Utah Stars an- ed St. Bridget, ■’68-22, Dick first canto but Terry Stoddard aged to knot the count at 55-85, Plalnville Friday in Rockville. to the Touchdown Club, it was Centennial in 1970 by Saddling |7.1 mUlioii up for grabs. lished teams. 371, Bert Davis 363, Emile Pal- prey to tee Indians 33-15, giving Rifle Ceitios at Ibrox Stadium last announced today. 36 winners, four more than tee Oppotolig him are most to tee The BlSkers opened a 12-polnt mierl 384, AI Falcetta 887, Frank the local grapplers their first (EC) 2:32 Marsh led the winners with 21 put the Bobcats ahead to stay —------~ ~ once again and Baltimore joined the list of National Wilcox Tech at Manchester nounced Tuesday night. Ssturday helped Father Cur- Tarkenton, who led tee Giants old mark. Ironically, Von He- recordyl6 men who won more lead early in tee fourth quarter Calvo 368, "Vic Abraitis 138-856, victory in the sport, 114 Blesso (P-) won. by default The trade was announced af- points and Jim Murphy paced with a jumper and the winners Basketball Association teams doing theirs. FRIDAY, JAN. 8 tin to win hlS ' prize. to tee first winning season since mel’s 33rd winner for a new than 2100,000 1 ^ seasem, includ- and still led by 116-107 with 3:23 Frank M(iNamar6L 140, Jim Bell Senior matmen Matt Bortone 121 Utz (P) dec. Manganello ter the two Americtm Basketball the losers with 10. broke at the first quarter lead- Haywood, recently signed by --——-----:------;------r------East Catholic at Northwest Pair of Exciting Games As tor his own church, he 1963, completed 219 to 389 pass high came in a race named in ing /the aging, frustrated but left Boston crept to within two- 149-166-423, Harry Buckminste^ remained undefeated in four (EC) 6-4 Association teams played in St. Paul’s won via a forfet ing 12-7. Hie visitors closed Seattle after becoming dlsen- ^ Catholic pleas to pay off tiie debt on attempts for 2,777 yards and 19 honor of Lymah Rollins, Utah grlihly determined Arnold points at 117-116 with 1:16 re- 35g_ Hank Frey 360, Bert Ciau^h- outings with his third pin. 128' McArdle (P) pinned Mc­ chanted with his contract with a^ed him. They wanted to Conard at Manchester Denver. when St. Francis couldn’t field to winning three at half 23-20 Grath (EC) 4:59 the a«n and spend another touchdowns. trainer who set tee tod record. P^mer. maining on Don Nelson’s three- gey gsg, The Indians now hold a 1-3 St. Thomas More at South Workman, who has asked to a team. were down by five 34-29 As Bqirons^ A&N Triumph 134 Russell (P) pinned Love Denver of the rival American $21,60$ on olnirch repairs point play, but Petrie sank a ______record." Basketball Association, was on Wllkens led Seattle against Windsor be traded because he wasn’t St. Mary’s needed a double at the end of the third period, (BX3) 1:03 sad a new eleotronlo organ. pair to free throws to make it gNOW WHITB — Peggy Zych RESULTS:' the court again Tuesday night. Baltimore with 27-pbinte while „ Plalnvlile at Rockville getting enough playing time, av- overtime to top St. Bart’s 61-46. As usual, Roy topped ah For the second night in a 22 with Dick Novak hooped in 140 Brown (EC) pinned Mc- _ . , . . Haywood scored 14, equalling er-TpH 10 minutes a game in 17 ____ Dave______Hannon ___ hooped^ 22 ,points scorers with 29 points row, two very exciting Busi- 19 pdlnte. He said he would keep 119-116. 126, Nancy Worthington 125-342. 98 Platt, forfeit But the 6-foot-9 s t ^ , last sea- ^ ^Is NBA debut Tolland at East Granby IDave Cowens scored for tee ______Baln (P ) 0:46 games for the ABA Western Dl- for St. Mary’s and Mike Gar- hauled in 22 rebounds. . He w m nessmen’s League basketball Fred’s displayed some re­ about $$,$$$ tor himself. 107 Flanagan (P) pinned son’s A^ MMt Valuable Flay- ^ Bolton at Bacon Academy Celtics to make it 119-117 with REO-Ted Chambers 148-369, 147 Egan (BC) dec. CJasey (P) vision leaders. He,averaged sev- din flipped in 19 for the locals. the only Bobcat to hit double gg,(,es were held at llllng gym. bounding strength but their lack "I aas not rich now," Fa­ Investigation of Foul Play D ’Aprll (M) 1:21 East Hampton at Rham 9-1 er, couldn’t keep the BuUets Mii^^^aukee 1:01 left, but Adleman’s clutch g g „ .p^j^d 366, John Malorca 114 Lescroart (M) East Windsor at Ellington en polnte a game!. Led by Fran Tursi’s 19 points, digits. j „ I" opener, UAC Barons fin- of teamwork hurt. John Rlch- ther OnMn said. "There is pinned 167 ’ThursUm (EC) dec.-D u ­ from shooting down the^-iuper- Bullets, overcoming a basket followed by McKenzie’s 353 Mack 351 Ream (P ) 3:28 ^ ------— ------St. Margaret Mary topped As- The Rebels’ Balezuk lotted 12 together in the ardt and'Gary Wright were the hi^piness sad Joy In gtving mas (P) 3-2 Sonlcs 109-101. three-pointer maintained the ' 121 Wlggin (M) dec nine-point deficit, rallied in the sumption, 55-40. Brian Sulllvtin points with teammate Ed Del- |.,g( minutes of the game only bright spots in defeat as It aw ay." Shoe- 169 Levle (P) pinned White In other NBA action, Detroit final period as Earl Monroe hit College Baskeihall Roundup pick (P) 4-2 led the losers with 20 tallies. Mastro putting in 10 mwkera. p ^ j victory pver they hit for 23 and 21 points Starts in DeatK of Liston ELKS — Al Plrkey 144-386, (EC) 1:26 whirled Atlanta 98-90, Portland lo of his 24 for points. Gus John- South Windsor meets St. STANDINGS Fred’s Athletic Club. Army & respectively. Jim Marks con- 128 Kelley (M) pinned Moro 187 Leahy (EX3) won by forfeit edged Boston 124-120, Philadel- son also tallied 24 for the Cen- LAS VEGAS Nev. (AP) bad guy. / that ended Liston’s career but Celtics withwttn 24 ptonts,pomts, wmie qyjmiingon 141-S8I, Robert Sim­ (P ) 1:20 _ Navy defeated Klock, 80-75 in tributed 16 points to the attack, T T « 1 9 CJ s. l a s V l Uni. Powers (EX3) pinned phla beat San Francisco 97-92, tral Division leaders. ’ - - - Liston often tried to explain he launtteed a comeback in 1966 Cowens had a. John Havllcek mons 366. ’ St. Margaret the nightcap. Army & Navy erupted to a Ltan s M ars —Charles “ Sonny” Liston, 134 Zakzewski (P) dec. Bollo (P)" 2:k CSilcago clubbed San Diego 116- lioward Komlves’ six points Marquette Win Skein and at his death had a record to was held to 18 points, 11 points (M ) 3-1 St. Jamea^ At the close of the first quar- 31-13 first period lead, but from the powerful former world c^temu^e 103 and Cincinnati stomped Los m the final four minutes en- Sum m ari^ try to lodk touBh because 47-3. below hU average. 140 Antonio (P) dec. Burnett St. Paul’s ter, the Barons and Fred’s there on it was all Klock as Petrie led tee Blazers with 28 Angeles 146-112. In the ABA, In- ^ abled -4he Pistons to break an h^vyweight told^ch^- tSng get^tffsca^^ Ustoi, 3S, was almost con- Adi“ °‘“i^ a ' (M ) 14-4 Assumption Sooth Windwr (S«) were deadlocked 16-all. Fred’s they outscored A&N in every Remaiti Two lints anh Adleman had 27. Rec 'Volleyball diana nipped Memphis 92-88, 86-86 tie and puli away from At- P P ts. STANDINGS * 147 Rosenbower (P) dec. Now at 22. Straight St. Mary’s B managed to pull away by two, remaining quartei'. The unde- Texas blitzed Pittsburgh 142-133 lanta. Otto Moore topped De- R oy 13 3 28 w Clarke (M) 4-2 St, Bart’s Stoddard 1 34-32 at intermission. The feated A&N crew had leads ot cause hof to his stunning M ring ex- expecieue S S ^ ’ toto® “ proauceS^u“ °1SS!fr anoiner 1971 COMETS and Utah trimmed Denver 114- trolt with 22. Lou, Hudson of the Games Ahead after his body lay about guess they are scared. pitots that included S6 knockouts Kasden Fuel 16 167 Bortone (M) pinned Ma­ NEW YORK (A P)—Marquette’s third-ranked, un­ St. Rose Mason 3 3 ® Barons narrowed the gap to 51-34 at the half, and 71-66 with round in tep continuing contro­ 99. Haw;ks hit 32. Biniger 3 .oiuvraAinnn ddwod ®ue W eek, sheriff’s depu- " a ixndng match is like a or because of his frequent run- Latvian 10 tas 1:37 defeated Warriors wasted no time rolling to their 22nd St. Francis L ev esq u e 4 1 9 56-54 at the end of three periods, one period to play. With Army versy ovef Haywood, but tee Despite winning, the Bullets Portland opened a 12-point, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ggid, cowbiy movie.’There’s g(>t to be ins with tee'law. Watkins 14 169 Belatean (P)' pinned Gay successive victory— the nation’s longest streak—while St, Bridget Jankowski 0 ® Behind some brilliant play by 4 Navy falling apart, Klock , . , .. ^ former American Basketball from $2217. announced they were filing. a fourth-quarter lead, then had to Utite’s exidoslve third period An Investigation was launched good guys w d there’s gto to ,^ East Sides 11 (M ) 6:20 No. 14 Villanova waited until the intermission was over Totois 23 4 50 Andy Ezls, the Barpns man- outscored the winners 19-9 in the rt\ nmtre—gwwwi®^®° . o«\/V njiH Association star had to return to protest against Haywood’s ■ pres- scramble to fight off Boston in Soath C'atht^o <4D > two games ahead Immediately to see if there was bad guys. ’That’s what the peo- two ways—g;ood and bad, «id west coast tor a hearing and Lakew(x>d Circle 11 187 Roman (M) pinned Zlen- B P Pts. away by as many final period but the clock was kept tbe Stars ence, becoming the sixth NBA the opener of a doubleheader in to post an impressive triumph. President’ s Bowl in tee American foul jriay, tee Clark County dep- pl« pay tor—to see the bad guys ^ ® Ever ^ e I was g^p y,g go„test. CBT (Blue) 7 kowlg (P) 2:50 Tlie Warriors, 10-0 this sea------^ ------r r r Farrell c 1; 0 A as nine points early in the final with A&N. MORIARTY team to take issue with Seattle’s Philadelphia’s Spectrum. Geoff 12 Buketball^, ABik>ciaUonA WAotWest ( \itlesiHao sal^aaiH c^oiioACause ao/ t HAathdeath YVAAwas g iTflt e t bfiftt. beat. So PmV m &a bad jfuy.ffuv. But borti I ve beenbocn fighting for my CBT (White) 6 uni. Platt, forfeit , racked up 10 straight points top P a l ^ n w^to NEW YORK (AP) — A Presi- onise 2 4 quarter.! Not to be denied. The winners olfce again show­ Hayw(x>d, who became disen­ acquisition of the former Uni- ■ Petrie and Rick -Adelman, vdio son, Tuesday night while Pitts- not Immediately known. I change things. I don't get «. Townsmen 3 Going down to defeat for tee verslty of Detroit star,* ' the Trail Blazers with 28 and ehriy...ly in the game en route^toroute,to a Davidson dent’s ^ Bowl------football- ^------game to be 2 10 Fred’s battled back to take the ed a well-balanced attack. chanting with his Denver club in BROTHERS buigh’s defensive collapse in Liston’s wife Geraldine, vrtio beat.” Even ““ P™ bojti^ during a contract Forest Hills 1 fourth time in five outings. East __ , . » j i,. o , 27 points respectively, hit the 78-63 trouncing of Chicago Loyo- le^er wito 1®- played in Washington is only in 4 lead by two with 2:18 remain- High-scoring Bob Carlson had a -ae clubs contend the ^ Ic s la in Tuesday night’s top collegi- St. Lotos, tr^ling with embryo stage at the mo- Adamek i _3 ing. The Barons took advantage poor night from the floor but tee— fourth — quarter*1— —- dropped— M-i-— tee —- YTASF was —- in — St. Louis and ------tried— to ----- Except-r~ _------four. ^ —— times—to — — a o guy —rf *1, - low .^3“ miciif “‘^“‘ved wA dispute was wAA signedoa^awu by —j tee Sonics Week s results. Latvian 3-Wat- Catholic------— — High o— ——lo(rt —to ------Penney- .31.') ('enter St., .M.iiidie>ter Celtics, led by JoJo White with ate basketball game. ® P*ay In the tost h^. 111 there are many who ’iv>tal3 a7 7 41 of some extremely sloppy play atlll managed 22 polnte. Pete Condors into last place in tee reach hdr husband by telephone named Marty Marshall, who ^ ^^® ™«ni we jgg^ week. Several NBA clubs kins 0; Kasden 3-Lakewood 0; High of East Hartford (2-2-1) Phone G 13-.jl.!.') hiblts the signing of a player t>e- 34 But the Wildcats, leading H consecuUve points to take a ^ contest will become in the closing two minutes to Klro added 16 while Joe Mas- Hast. ' and failed, found tee body, said made him laugh; Clay, \riio tiAYe protested his appearance CBT (Blue) 8-Fprest 0; CBT yesterday afternoon in Man Coventry (72) fore his c ^ g e class te gradual- nightcap, the 76ers sur- North Dakota State by a slim 38-30 halfUme lead, then ex- coUege football’s show- P Pts. regain the lead and win going sollnl had 14. The ageless Joe Hie StarsLv reeled ivoicu wL.off i-.14 p<>ints a spofieBiniuisptocesman iw fo ed Hajwo^, whose class grad- ^ spell of cold 43-37 margin at Uie break, panded it to as many as 18 ^.^g^ g g ^ es of the future with- J 2 18 away. Shea had 11 and Jerry Mc- to open a 67-49 lead tuary, which is handling funeral Leotu Martin in the twllljSit to . “P “ fflwA^ uates t ^ June, turned pro after ^ turn back San Fran- against Denver,enver, teen coasted to arrar«ements. arrangements. his career. - V S!. “iT!? smothered the host Bisons with polnte in the second session. The interfering vrith the annual ISmSto 8 0 18 ^zis paced the winning attack Guire had 10. time in the Missouri State Peni­ hte sophomore year. ^2 for a second-half zone defense afid Billikens were paced by Carlos Army-Navy classic, P e ita cch lo a 114-99 trium^. ’Hie (fondors, "i have been in^the Umelij^ listen started life without a Morse 5 8 i| netting 26 points, 22 in the sec- Wilkes Meyland played' a tentiary in tee 1902 holdup. Several teams are also insist- Philadelphia and Nate Thur- stormed to a 94-61 victory, their Martinez’ 22 points while Greg viclmlzed by Texas’ 46-ptont two ways—good and bad," silver spoon. ’Hiere may not GSwen 0 3 2 ond half. Tall Vic Lartik netted strong all-around game while Another term came in 1907. Ing that Haywood’s name be mond’s 28 led the Warriors, who 10th in 13 games. Starrick was high lor the 8IU fourth period, fell to tee CSiaps Charles "Sonny” Liston said. ever have been any kind of ...... ^ Gometo Totals K M 7 2 ------pacing Klock’s attack with 20 {riaced in the upcoming NBA stormed from 15 points back be- In other major hoopla. Fur- Salukis with 20'. Bocky BIU <5S) polnte. Tom Jezouit contributed And though the big buriy spoon on tee Uttle cotton t a r n ^ ^SSS^onshTp^^^^ draft and say Seattle’s action fore losing, man handed. Davidson its first Ollie Shannon sat out Mlnne- P PU. In the only other ABA game heavyweight champion with tee outside of Uttle Rock. IBs' i'® ^ “ ^ Palm er 3 as High Swimmers 13 while Billy Fe()ko and Gary could result in wholesale raids Cincinnati rolled up its blg- Southem Conference setback in soth’s first hall with' an ankle in- niominon a la Roy added 12 and 10 markers Indiana turned back Memphis frightening scowl was Uttle Ute father was married twice, g-g-ted an AAH.r.a»Art '20 times of college players by the pros. gest ptent total of the season de- 36 games, 84-76; St. Louis Uni- jury, then hit 16 second-hall Rage Nerwton Top Platt High res^ctlvely. $e-88. In National Basketball As- ,„ere than seml-Uterate, no and Sonny was the product to „ various charaes „• But Len Wilkens, the Sonics’ spite a seascm-hlgh outburst of versity turned back Southern II- points as the Gophers, back by Szets /soclation play Baltimore beat accurate appraisal to tee tee second marriage. Bi aU gg^tly it wastecwmectlon with player-c^ch, replied: “We’re 4]^ p<^nte by Los Angeles center llnois 84-70; Minnesota rallied ^g mgny as eig^t, knotted the Slattery ^ starting the season off on the m e . Seattle 109-101. Detroit stopped heavyweight ch^plon to the there were 26 products. S S rion to a ^ e S not the anea who are violating wilt caiamberialn, who also for a 92-87 overtime victory over score 76-75 at the end of regula- T o ta ls 23 7 53 right foot, Manchester High Bowling 1 AUuita 98-W, PorUwd nipped gygr been made. "I had nothing when I was a He had a mean, fearsome the rules. The ABA already had. passed the 20,000 career re- Niagara; Oklahoma outscored p,^y swimming team (1-0) sanlc Windsor Locki (68) ?***** j It could also be said that Us- kid but a lot to brothers and sis- gcowl but was known as gentle winterize your car with a Milex "He’s not a college player,” bound mark. Johnny Green’s 34 Arkansas 115-110; East C ^ ln a Brewer, who led the wln- B F Pte- Platt High yesterday afternoon ST. JAMES LADIES - - Ann riamnwd San Iroyo j^ im , records-:-one inside the ters, a helpless mother, and a and friendly out of the ring. Wilkens said. "H e’s a pro. He is polnte and Tom Van Arsdale’s ahelled Richmond 79-63 and New jwlnte, put them Scbeeirer 1 6 in the latter’s pool, 62-33. S h arp LaUberte 129, SaUy PhiUipa 187. Philad^ihla e d ^ San B^cls- ^ng and ona outside, on father who didn't care about clay caUed him ‘"nie Ugly in the < ^ n market. I get tired 31 led the Royals. Orleans Loyola hung on to turn Shapiro 3 19 The ndians took nine of the back hard-charging Hawal - field goals of the overtime. Dehms 1 6 11 events. t**® any of us. Wo grew up with few Bear”a nd Sonny later said the O'Oonnor FLORAL — Carolyn Sulzlnskl uerea ixm angeies ^ Uston had an explanation clothes, no shoes, Uttle to eat,” defeat that lost him tee title ttK. , j A1 Williams had 27 for Nigara, Lufeinkaa 0 0 ^ RESULTS 187-467. IWth Utah’s Wayne Hightower f^^ Qjat, also 'piercingly accu- h® explained slmiUy. also lost him his (Ugnlty and his Maple Leafs Worked Hard Chicago Loyola le Verjion Murphy of Arkansas Rumlbcdd 1 8 200 medley relay — Wood, Dom inski and Zelmo Beaty dominating rate. Uston, once (xxisidered tee pride. It was the left arm that .Marquette rw off records with 19 Anderson, Moyer, Teete (M) auto tune-up 26 9 68 the backboards, the Stars kept "Ever since I was bom i'vo strongest to aU heavyweights, faUed him—as medical reports string to c^se to a free throws and 23 free throw ’ItotlalB 1:67.2 And Snapped Out of Slump BoekvUle'(68) Belingky Plans Denver from getting closer than fighHng to stay aUvq.” prtoeaslonaUy from 196A..later showed—but the word ^ 27 nolnts attempts—but his game-high 33 PPU. 200 free — Stone (M), Varona MINNBAPOLIS-ST. PAUL The Maple Leafs, with veter­ WiSeUe a dostoi iiobits and thus retained Uston did achieve sue- 1969, winning the heavy- "quitter” hurt Uston and some iLd D e ^ 'C l^ e r add^l7 ^inte weren’t en^gh to c^ltof Berger (P) W igglnt(M ) 2:12.6 . To Quit Basehall (AP) — 'When the Buffalo Sab­ an Jacques Plante posting his Ajeeto 60 free — Oleksinski (M) their sUm margin oyer second- ^.^gg by fighting to stay aIIva, weight crciwn Sept. 25, 1962, say that day In Idiaml Beach • 40-step Electronic Analysis as the warriors Ued their own the Soonera, who scored the Carruttiers LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — ers niade such a ballyhoo over third shutout of the season, Smith (P ), -Mazza (P) 24.6 place Indiana. nrinp. his huge haIa to batter shinning first-round when he lost his title was the • Electronic Carburetor Adjustment record for successive victories. ^ Deane w, si Veteran pitcher Bo Belinaky their '7-2 victory against Torxm- made the Minnesota North Stars Lieonsird 200 ind. M uv Jhekson and Dow Free- insensible inside a 29-toot knockout over Floyd. Fattersim last time boxing saw the real to Nov. 1E|, Cloach John McLel- set in the 19644S6 season. 27 for Oklaho- Murphy “ Pastel gaid Tuesday 'he Is quittins: • 6,000 Mile/120 day Written their latest victims 2-0 in the Tow ers (M), Tompkinson (P) Fillo- baseball. ’ h ■* ....- SSi*!! ring and under’the strict regula- , t Guarantee lan qald his Maple Leafa be­ North Dakota State hit 63 per Lohnes ramo (M) 2:26.0 “ tioM Impoaed by booting ndea. ^ y - ^ time he fought, how- $19^ only NHL game Tuesday night. cent of its first-hall flel« goal at- East Carolina’s Pirates held “There ls*a time when every Precision Tune-up cam e a winning National Hock­ UNUSUAL ROLE — diving — ’Turklngfon (M j litont* Glen ^ t on etim e, d eS ito hla con- Jf^® ^ ^ ““ ® *^®*’ winning a put him out to the ring for • 30rStep The North Stars and Leafs tempts bpfore Vlllanova’s tough Richmond without a point for Totals 19 12 60 player has (6 step down and I Joe Hamilton's 28 points, Glen first-round knockout in a^ re- eood. ey League team. Damn (P), Banks (P) 152.9 meet again tonight in Toronto defense forced the Bison to nearly lOi minutes while scoring Bob Beckwith, former Bolton (74) think this year te the right Drive In for fast service or call for an appointment "P rom then we started to 100 butterfly — Brindamour Com bs’ 24 and Ri(di Jones’ 28 ^A»StAd titiA^i^iitwirtji *nAh!h with Patterson hMe on On D e c . 1969, he drtq^iped to while Vancouver pli^s at Mon­ shoot from the outside, where 22 of their own, shooting a siz- Rockville High and P Pts. Ume," Uie 34-year-old southpaw led rrexaa^ balanced attack. July 22, 1968, and then suffering the canvds in the round realise that nobody feels sorry Bastoraohe a 4 (M ), StMie (M ), (jeraaale (PJ treal, Los Angeles is at Chica­ their accuracy fell apart. zHng 71 per cent in the seexmd Manchester Oommuni- said.- - . ------,------PttUburgh's John Brisker hlt .21 ® ^ ***^ ^ an equally stunning seventh- against Uttle-known Leotis Mar­ for you In this game, "said Mc- B a vler------7 —S 19 1:06.3 go and St. Louis goes, to Oak­ . C laren ceS m ith ’s ‘ 21 ■ points,-, bait. 1 ■ Jim 1 .Fairley's 21 points Ueary, . Belinsky’s 14-year baseball in the fourth quarter'4o hdie ^ round defeat to C^us Clay, tin and never came back, Ask for Dove Lrilaa, “and you can’t feel sor­ ty College standout, is ■Rufini" ■ 1 100 free — Walden (M ), Olek- land to meet California. Tom( Ingblsby’s 19 and Hank paced the Pirates. Mike Anasta- career Included major league scoring honors with 47 but it **® *“W known as Muhammed AU, On his rise to fame, Uston, a ry for yourself. You just have listed on both sides in M iner 15 sinskl (M) Nielson (P) 62.9 ' Plante stopped 29 Minnesota Slemibntkowskl’s 18 paced Vll- sio had 18 lor the Spiders. 1 • G eer stopg at Los Angeles, Philadel­ wasn’t enough to keep the <3on- t®rson in two fights totaling less jg, 1964. native to Pine Bluff, Ark., beat 249 BROAD STRBET to work yourself . out of a Sunday’s lOH benefit Boya 7 100 back — Teete (M), Wood phia, Houston, St. Louis, Pitts- ' — dors from aUigilng Into tee «el- live minutes. In that fight, Uston fooght a Wayne Bethea, Cleveland 1^- (Near the Parkade In : slump.” shots as ’Toremto won its fourth lanova while Mike Kupplch New Orleans Loyola shot TO Jem en basketball game at the _ (M) Graberek (P ) 1:08.7 burgh and Cincinnati, Last year ' 1st, one-half game back to fifth- **e had stepped into the lime- - listless six rounds and failed to Uams, Zora FoUey, Eddie Mach- Woric, the Maple Leals did. straight. ’The only loss\the last scored 21 lor'NDS. - per cent from the field in the Clarke Arena. _Comipet- ' 30 14 74 400 fiW -* Pastel (M), Va- he frftched eight innings in three place ChroUna. Ught as a-devastating fighter. answer the beU for the seventh, en and Roy Harris, 6 4 3 -2 1 9 7 ^ On Diec. 8, the Leafs lost 4-0 month has been against the Furman’s Paladins put to- first hall to build a 63410 half- BHAM (66) ' ing will be All-Star rona iP), Schlprit (P) games for the Redlegs before TimHm a . opened a four-game. wasn’t long, however, be- olalming an arm ii^ury. Me is survived by *)i« wife to Pittsburgh. However, they’ve North Stars, 6^3 .Christmas gether a balanced attack with time lead, only to, have '^lawail aODBS: Mon. - M $« Hlelsbudon TO 100 breast — Massa (P ), An- being sent to the nilnors. maigln over third-place M®^* to ro the Umeligfat ridfted to a He w as blasted (6 the deck by Oeral(Une.- won U 01^12 games since to night. five players in double figures to tie the score at 1

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Keys wlU deUver. Call 648-0473. Inn, 646-2803. 4:30 P.M. DA¥ BEFOBE PUBUGAHON area. Adults only, no pets. L.F. zone. Large six and six duplex approriirtatoly 2,800 squwe sized^ 2-car ga ra ge, goo^ lo­ made while you wait. Tape re­ AKC registered silver minia­ on comer lot. One side vacant, feet of IWdng ^ o e , 16x24 llv- Deadline for Saturday and.Monday la 4:30 p.m. Fridav MACHINIST — part-time, days. Flano, 649-6371. cation, big lot. Asking $24,- corders for rent; Marlow’s, 867 ture poodibs, innocuiated and SEATONED -firewood, any FURNISHED ROOM, stM, gentleman preferred. LOOKING "for anything In resd surrounds of jobs by day or hour. We to 9 p.m., Bemle’s TV and Ap- _ trained w ill view . this lovely MANCHESTER Extraordi- corrected by “ make good” Insertion. ONE SNEEZE AND pUance, Inc., Manchester FREE KITTEN tramed^ parking, bus line CaU 649- estate rental - apartments, clean yards, attics and cellars. deliver, Coventry, 742-6617. foiiotter^Dri^ custom-built home. Cape In erne of Manches- SME SLEEPS ON Parkade. Gordan fonn 6626. homes, multiple dwellings, no room home in forgotten price r Reasonable. Call 643 - 6306. range. $18,600. Immediate oc- LAND -- 3 acres In Manchester "® “ - L^® (Roekvtlle, Ttril Free) THE f l o o r fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ placed Uvlng room, four bed­ ^ ATTRACTIVE house avaUable OermM Shepherd^pp^^ Dfdry Predueh 50 TTIDOR Village, young lady cupancy. Wolverton Agency, with 7 -• room Colmilal, 1V4 for dependable truck and “ “ “ sUver. ^cellent sociates, In c. 643-6129. rooms (one unfini^ed), nice APPLES for sale-Courtiw^', (over 25) to diare attractive baths, large fnmt-to-back Uv­ 643-2711 875-3136 B u n d in g — R ealtors, 649-2813. yard.' Breezeway and attached tractor K r , on shade tobac- DeUclous and McIntosh. Volpe 4%-room apartmOnt with same. FTVE-ROOM apartment, cen- lng room, formal dining room, Contracting garage. Asking $25,900. CaU C O farm, year ’round employ- C a ll 269-9216— a- fte------r 6 p.m trally located. No pets. 116 modem eat-in kitchen and den Farm s imable mortgage, $164. 'any advertiser using box work gfuaranteed. 646-2527. essary. Training provided. HAVE you ever been to a Usa 6:30 a.m . to 10:30 a.m . and fireplace, formal dining room, _ ---- x ; ----- T ' . ------letters. Readers answer­ braikes, clutch, heads, valves. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Own driveway and pri' Houses For Sale 72 June Good, 643- ^ — \Coventry treed* one- Hours flexible. Write P.O. Box Jewelry Party? Lisa la new in four hours on Saturday. Ap­ Articles For Seda 45 SEWING machine. Singer zlg Investment Property 4 bedrooms, sdumlnum siding, ing 'olind box ads who 742-9614. interior and exterior painting, yard. Stove and refrigerator h a lf acre. Lake view . $8,600. ALL TYPES of stone and con­ 416, Rockville, Conn. thla area. Managers and salea- p ly: sag. In cabinet, sUghtly used, For Sale 70*A 2-csu* gisirsige. ExceUent neigh­ desire to protect their paper hanging. Thirty years TREAT rugs right, they’ll be a centraUy located. CaU 649-9268. ToUand — acre treed, $8,000. 1964 GALAXIE 500, good condi­ crete work. All work guaran­ glrls needed. No Investment. monograms, button holes, F u r n is h o d DOCTTORS Colonial, 7-lmmacu- borhood.' $43,600. iden tity can follow ‘hlB experience, four generations. deUght if cleaned with Blue Vernon high scenic acre, procedure; tion. |i250 or best offer. Call teed. Out of seasA Ma n c h e s t e r — bus’mess late rooms including flnlriied dRO A 1740 CUsslc in Glaston­ 649-8653 a fte r 3:30 p.m. a fte r 6, 643-1870 or 644-2976. home office collect 201-678- now only $62. Easy terms. 622- famUy room, Centrsti air ciSv $6,600. H ayes A gen cy, 646-0181. 643-7361. BE ONE OF THE FINAST STORES, INC. pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. ment, avaUable now, resi­ blojk with 6 apartments, ex­ bury. 9 rooms, bsun, four out­ Enclose your reply to 3377. 0981. D ealer. B O LTO N NSIotch — ’ n icely fu r­ ditioning, waU-to-’wsdl through­ PASEK the box in an envelop — CARPENTRY and remodeling. dential area, heat, utUlties, cellent condition. Owner will buildings, on three acres. $42,- M AN C H E STE R ExceUent CLERK TYPIST HEAD'OS SKIS, 196, cm., with nished em fclency/ Apartment, out. Truly a fine home selling address to the Classified rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, -lOSEPH P. LEWIS —. Custom BABYSITTER wanted fuU-tlme PARK ft OAKLAND AVENUES REFRIGBIRATOR — apart­ parking included. Security de­ flnsmee 80 per cent at 8H per Realtors — MLS 500. Additional 63 acres may be AA zone lot, half acre plus, Trucks— Tractors 5 Marker Rotaiiiat bindings, wall-to-wall cftfpets, shower, for less than replacement cost , Manager, Manchester additions and garages. C all Painting, Interior and exterior, fo r 20-month old boy. CaU BIAS’! ’ H A R TFO R D , CONN. ment sized, Uke new, $76. 30” posit required. Rent $180 cent. Terrific income produc­ acquired If desired. Lakewood Circle area, city Scott poles, used twice $176. private entrant, parking, In the upper 20’s. Mr. Zinsser, Evening Herald, together PICK-UP truck, 1966, Chevelle, Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. paperhanging, fully Insured. 649-1161. gas stove,' $86. Aluminum monthly. CaU 286-0664. er. CaU now, Haj’es Agency, 289-7475 utiUties, CaU Mr. Zimmer; Excellent _ opportunity for a 643-6048.'' married couple or>>lder adult, B elflo re A ^ n O y, 647-1413. with a memo Usti^ the Ei Camiro. Automatic, power For free estimates call 649- doors, 82x80, 86x80, $10. each. 3PUT-LEVEL — 7% rooms, J. D. Real Estate Associates. companies you do NOT We s ROBBINS Carpentry re- plCEisfmt, m ature Individual BABYSITTER wanted, days, 118 MAIN ST., Second floor, 8 *«> P«t8. 643-2228 afteK,6f t ^ l p.m (146-0181. 728 Bumisde Ave. steering, radio. $966. Call 643- 0653. I f no answer 643-6362. DRIVERS for station wagons WELL kept, carpets show the' 648-2466 evenings o r 648-1442. modem kitchen, formal dining 643-6129. want to see your letter. modelhig specialist. Additions, to work in one of the smaller my home, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m., Mon- rooms, heat, hot water smd MANCHESTER - Weal loca- ^B ^O N - lively hilltop high 4666. and school buses, Manchester results of regular Bide Lustre East Hsotford room, three or four bedrooms, Your letter will be de­ rec rooms, dormers, porches, o ffices w ithin our org^anlza- day-Frlday. References requir­ Colonial on deep treed lot. schools,’ 7:80 to 8:46 a.m ., 2:16 garage. One o r tw o sidults. tion for medical building. family room, garage, lot stroyed If the advertiser cabinets, formica, built-lna, Electrico) Services 22 tlon from 8:30-4:30. spot cleaning. Rent electric Business Locations Wall-to-waU In several rooms. 1968 CHEVROLET half - ton ed, transportation provided it to 3:46 p.m. Ehccellent part- UPRIGHT freezer, four years $140. Security required. 646- Large. Colonial home with ex­ 100x200’ . $27,600. U one you’ve mentioned. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Applicant .must be an ac­ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft For Rant 64 Country atmosphere with city Call or write for FREE Hart- O u tof lawn If not it win be handled pick-up. 13,600 original miles. needed. Write Box K, Man­ old, Uke new. OsU 649-6667. 2426, 9-6. comer building lot. CaU to BILL CRAWFORD & Son, elec-' curate typist with a good time opportunity. We train you. Wallpaper Supply. conveniences close by. Liberal homes mngarint. $19,600—Four room home, sec- For Sola 75 in the usual manner. chester Herald. ect. Heritage House, 646- LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder trical contractor, residential- arithmetic background, the 643-2414. RCA c(Kor television, 28” , con- FIVE-ROOM duplex, stove In­ MAIN STREET office space, financing or assume present 6 over $1,900. 643-5672 evenings. commercial and industrial. COFIELL’S Artie Cat, Route 100 per. cent location near 2482. \ ^ COVENTRY — Summer cot- new homes custom built, re­ ability to meet people and m ^ E S ATOES — 3 to 11 p.m., m a n AGER — InJecUon mold- sole, exceUent ctmdition. $176. eluded. $175 monthly. Security ______X per cent mortgage. Belflore’ ______^______83, E ast Glastonbury, 638-6623. 'tage, unique log cabin styling. modeling, additions, rec C all 649-3668. CaU 649-9642, a fte r 4 p.ni. depoeit required. No pets. banks, air-conditioned, auto­ accept responsibilities. shift. Apply Laurel Manor, 91 ^ ^ew company. To $16,000. Call us anytime for Panthers, A GOOD ''^LUS investment. A gency, 647-1413.______MANCHESTER - 2-famUy In r a NCH-T rooms, 8 'TRAOrOR — 6 h.p., 3 foot snow rooms, garages, kitchens re­ PhMie-643-0160, Lloyd A. Lum- matic fire sprinkler. Apply High wooded lot. Four rooms, Lost ondlFottnd 1 Company offers excellent Chestnut St., Mwiday through Personnel, 646- One to ^hteen 4 - family central location, large rooms, ^ bedrdoma, '2% kths, fam- blade, $100. 742-9117. modeled, bath tile, cement Pumail, and L^nx, clotiring, CLEAN, UBBU) refrigerators, bra. Broker. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. THREE FAMILY — Desirable carpeting. Some financing Roor Finishing 24 w ages, and w orking cemdi- Friday, 12 - 3 p.m. 4040. Townhouse Apartments. Rents new ceramic baths, also ideal work.. Steps, dormers. R esi- ______accessories, parts, service. ranges, automatic washers South end location. ElxceUent lly room, 2-car gari^, large available. $9,000. Hayes Agen­ POUirai — -irhe best place to tlons, .convenient free park­ MANCHESTER Green — $176. In excellent location. for in-law situation, only $26,-. choose home decorations and dentlal or commercial. Cali FLOOR SANDING, and refln- ing and an excellent free PART-TIME, light housekeep- PRESSMAN’S helper wanted. with guarantees. See them at FOUR rooms, available imme- incom e. TPor details, Belflore lot 176x300' cen tral 'alr-condi- cy, 646-0181. ing, for widower and teen B. D. Pearl’s AppUances. 649 diately, stove, refrigerator. Ground floor, 600 sq. ft. front Phone 622-6228 or 7^8520. 000. For immediate sale. Bel tieming. gifts is Your Gift Gallery at Business Sarvieos - . ishlng (specializing in older benefit program. exceUent working conditions,' A gency, 647-1413. 649 4 2 9 1 POOL TABLE, 8’, $128. Excel­ Main 8t. CaU 643-2171. and parking, security deposit. portion carpeted, second floor, Air Real Estate, 643-9332. BOLTON — Custom $-room Watkins, 936 Main St. Your floors). Inside painting, paper­ daug^iter. No cooking, can get exceUent fringe benefits. For N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter lent condition. 640-1871. ------$186. monthly. 643-5201. one office 12 x 12. calL 649- MANCHESTER -ExceUe^ re- i m m ACULATE 8-room Oolonl- CERCIA 1643—Fe d e ra l OolM iial— brick Ranch on two parklike home town friendly world of O f f e r a d 1 3 ing, ceilings, etc. No. Job too together on hours. Call 64$- more informatian call 876-8866. contractor. Additions, remod­ FraOIEMURE deluxe autom atic ______^____ 2741 or 649-6688. turn for a modest Investment. Six large rooms, fuU walk-up a.n:es, 2-car garage, 2 bathe, gdfts. Telephone, 643-6171. small. John Verfallle, Bolton. Apply, 7016 for interview. Written ref­ ALUMINUM sheets used as « ^ i t inoorne le w est side loca- Only $2,900 down TDXBERLAND Tree Service, eling and repairs. Call any­ erences necessary. BRANCH Managers —Banking, washing machine, $60. Single ’THREE ROOMS, first floor, -----^------. 8-unlt Income ^perty with ^ famUy. to qualified buyer. 6-6 dU- attic, handy location. $26,900. finished family room. The Tree removal, pruning, shrubs, printing plates, .009 thick, 28x HoUjmrood bed with head- n®“ _Main St., nS6 monthly. 6«U ^^^ g^s over wall-to-waU p,ex. 2-car best of everything. ClaU to see. LOST — French purse on West time for free estimate. 876- FIRST NATIONAL (2). Experienced Managers 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. garage. CALL RANCH—7 rooms, fireplace In and lots cleared. Fifteen years BABYSITTER wanted 7-8 :S0 board, Seoley poaturepedic CaU Peterman Realtor, 649- H ayes Agency, 646-0181. Middle Tpke, vicinity Pizza 1642. Bonds— ^Stocks with good commercial lending 648-2711. Three-ohase power wUl **n“ ®*nS av^®»>Ie. Wolverton throughout. Two-car garage. NOW; Dianne Fellows, 646. first floor paneled famUy room, experience. Bonded and insu r- ______STORES INC. а. m. and 3-6 p.m. Vicinity background. Starting to $14,- mattress, $86. Colonial 3-cush- 6404. dlride 64W (0^ Agency, Realtors, 649^1813. Belfldro Agency, 647-1413. 4678. Open 9 to 9. House. Reward, Call 649-8863. M o r t g a g e s 2 7 off kitchen with sliding glass BOLTON — $18,900, 6-room ed. Free estimates. Call 647- SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Oakland St. Call 643-4021 after 000. No fee. Rita Personnel, FREE WHEELS — buy new 1^ sofa, All In good con- THREB-bedroom Duplex, 9479. Park & Oakland Aves . a i r - ---- doors to patio, two fuU baths. Ranch, ^ oU hot w a te r.. heat, Dormers, room additions, ga- m o R’TGAGES, loans, first, sec- б. 646-4040. snow tires, get new wheels dltlon. 646-8880. ------— *-— ~ STORR’ ao'xTO’ 848 Main St **ANCHESTER — Pour family l OVELY 6-room Ranch with rages, porches, rooting w d East Hartford, Conn. condlUrai units, very reslden- ^ In center of town. New heating recent aluminum siding. Wall- one off master bedroom, mod­ lake piivUeges, nice neighbor­ P a r s o h o ls 3 t r e e SERVICE (Soucler) — ond, third. All kinds. Realty RECEPTIONIST lor office in free. Cole’s Discount Station, Ual area, big yard area, one ivfJ’ A™* system, five garages.plus. Ex. PASEK ern kitchen, formal dining hood, trees, easUy financed, siding. Compare prices. Add- statewide. Credit rating unnec­ PROGRAMMERS — One ^ to 461 West Center St., Manches­ CHROME and formica kitchen to-wall in severe rooms. As­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ Rockville. Busy dental office, month’s security. $210. CaU 643. ceUent Income opportunity. sumable 6 per cent mortgrage! REIALTORS 289-7476 room . Lawrence F. Flano, Realtors, RIDE WANTED from State Of­ A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ three years Oobal experience. ter, 648-6832. set with two leaves and six ed, trees topped. Got a tree CHAMBER' MAIDS part-time, full-time. Pleasing personality, 9608 from 3-6 p.m . W olverton Agency, Realtors, 649-6871. fic e Building H artford, 10:30 0449. tial, ..quick arrangements. Al­ RCA or 300 equipment. Full chairs. $40. 649-6946 a fte r 4 APPROXIMATELY 6,000 For further details, Mr. Zlns- ^ us for your FREE Homes _ BEDROOM - Garrison problem! Well worth phone weekends. Apply Flano’s Motor good with figures and handling benefits including profit shar­ p.m. p.m. daily to Rockville. Call vin Lundy A gency, 627-7971. FRANKLIN Fireplaces easy to WE HA'VE customers waiting square feet of space In the 649-2813. ser, Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Magazine.______Colonial, two years old. Pam-_ NORTH COVENTRY 872-4498. call, 742-8262. CARPENTRY — Joncrete steps, Inn, 100 East Center St., Man­ money. Write to Box AA. Man­ ing. $6,000-to $12,000. N o fee. InstaU, many models to choose Manchester State Bank build- x ------983 Main St., Hartford, Eve­ chester. H erald. LARGE dinette set; toble with .for the rental of your apsut- R E C E N T L Y Usted, 7-room Co- 2.7 ACREIS, beautiful ■view, 7- ('S’ room w**** firep la ce, mod- floors, hatchways, remodeling chester R ita Personnel, 646-4040. from. Also prefab chimneys. ing at 1041 Main Street. Ideal JJLBOW ROOM -PRIVACY INCOME tax preparation. Call Y()piO married men will nings, 233-6879. two leaves, six upholstered ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ lonlal In the desirable Man­ room custom Ranch, 3 baths, ®m kitchen, 3 baths, formal porches, garages, closets, ceil­ The Brick Oven Country Store, for offices, etc. WlU sub-dl- Three minutes from ToUand do small repair Jobs and paint­ chairs, Uke new, reasonable, tate Associates, Inc. 648-6129. Land For Sale 71 chester Green area. Finished family room, 2-car garage, dining' room, 2-car garage, Dan Mbsler, 649-3329 or 247- ings, attics finished, rec MORTGAGES — First and sec- TRUCK driver — Ebcperienced Route 6, Andover, Conn. 228- vlde. T. J. Crockett, .Realtor, Green, seven room Garrison 3116. ing, also cellar cleaning and with furniture. Good pay and CaU 649^1808. fam U y room, waU-to-waU, privacy. Hutchins Agency, aluminum siding. $89,660. Colonial, first floor family rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ ond. All types to suit require­ 0036. LO'VBLY four-bedroom apart­ 643-1677. light trucking. Call 646-2692, er related work. No Job too company benefits. Apply in BOI/TON — 60 acres with pond. aluminum storms and R ealtors, 646-6324. room, garage, acre lot. 646-2047. ments. Confidential, efficient SECRETARY ment with refrigerator, range, IN-(LAW APARTMENT — At- small. Dan Moran, Builder. person, Bezzlnl Brothers Fur- PRINTING equipment for sale, top soil, gravel. Fred Tongren screens, dishwasher, disposal. ------nose to new tached to this comfortable flve- Beamed ceiUl^, slate entry, service. P. A. Thome, 649-6281. disposal, ali^condltionlng an(l 7 7 fireplace, 2 years old. In­ Autom obilos For Sola 4 nlture, 619 East Middle Tpke., (hobby that pays). For infor- Musical Instrumonts S3 Real Estate, 633-0488. Beautifully landscaped, troed r^m ^ CLEANING — interior —both Evenings, 649-8880. parking. $176.- monthly. Handy North end shopping, bus, room Ranch, Large lot. Fire- spect this home and you wlU Manchister. matlon caU 648-6886. Houses Fpr Rant 65 lot. Mr. Zinsser, B elflo re residential and commercial. NEWTON UrSMITH ft SONS- BUNDY alto saxaphone. Ideal to Main St., CaU 644-2427. school and churches, ^parate place In Uvlng room, eat-ln agree that $28,900 Is a good NEED CAR? Credit very bad? mortgages— interim financing Research and Developement A gency, 647-1413. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Satisfactory work guaranteed for beginner student CaU 648- BLUNGTON — 3-bedroom furnaces, garage, large lot kitchen, garage, extra carport buy. Mr. Lewis. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ — expedient and confidential BARTENDER — ExperieiMed, HOT WATER furnace, with'ac­ NORTHWOOD Apartments — est Douglass accepts lowest For frien^y free estimates, to take over as steward of 6916. spUt level, $225. mcnthly. CaU Houses For Sale 72 c a r l zin ssb r has usted tws 100x267’ , good condition. Re- and storage shed. $26,000. tions, rec rooms, porches and service. J. D. Real Estate cessories, $40. BullUn bathtub, One and two-bedroom apart­ down, smallest payments, any­ call Suburban Floor Malnten- Labatory EYatemal club. Salary com­ 646-2800. ______^______lovely oversized CEq>e with duced to $28,906. K eith R ea l e e B (Sl W roofin g. N o Job too sm all. C all Assoc. 643-5129. $26. Toilet, $10, sinks and metal ments, central air-condltion- where. Not. small loan finance emee, 649-9229. mensurate with ability. Send MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom 1,800 square feet of Uvlng Estate, 646-4128, 649-1922. 649-3144. wall cabinets. 648-2466 evenings PIANO with bench, good con­ ing, carpeting, balcohy, car- vERNON - Ellington line — 7%- We NEED LISTINGS b a r r o w s a n d Wa l l a c e cx). Full-time position, reportingr to Technical Director resume to Position, P.O. Box or 648-1442. dition. $66. CaU 647-1914. ports, plus other luxury fea- room SpUt Level, IH baths, air-conditioned Cape, large space! Truly parkUke ------iioioT H NOW ! “Thiukine of Sell- Manchester Parkade. Manch. in corporate R & D Lab. Challengring opportunity 102, WUUmantlc, Conn. woodedwnndail lot,lo t 'o’nrno'agarage, firnninon fireplace, iiHthwith gtntAlvstately trees. tr«AB. Two-car T w o -ca r M ANUHEHTBJK $19,900, o- , ^ „ 846-6806649-6806 ' tures. From $226. J. D. Real $225. monthly. Lease, security room Ranch, paneling, -zone and residential, fast, efficient Spac-K* S.rvie«s~i5 Opportaalty 28 for “girl Friday” desiring full secret^ial responsi­ CLEANEST carpet cleaner you city utlUties, quiet neighbor- garage. For details caU Carl 2 ing yoUT property?” Call Estate Associates, 648-6129. depoeit, references. Hayes VERNON-MANCHESTEH Um , ----1966------CADILLAC sedan DeVlUe,, service. C all 646-1974. - WTZt------iT' VERNON—Package store with bilities. The finest fringe benefits available. MR. AUTO WASH at Manches­ ever used, so easy too. Get hood. Immaculate. $2,400 at the Belflore Agency, 647- heat, covered patio, oversized TO D AY I AnHguos 56 A gency, 646-0181. garage, trees. Excellent con­ custom ,^biiUt five-room "L ” 4-door, blue with black vinyl r 4n>io aian ^tering real estate, good volume, pric- ter has great plara for promenlngs as o ffic e man­ tor, 649-4685. 20’ s. B ralthw alte A gen cy, 646-4200 SOUTH WINDSOR ' Capitol Equipment Oo., . 38 HAND MADE polyester pants Adults only, no pets, security wooded acre lot, $39,600. rooms possible. $28,600 with throughout. $400. firm . 649-6644 Roofing— Siding 16 fee,'10 per cent interest for 2 phone number and references to 3:46 p.m. E xcellen t part- agers with excellent guaran­ R ealtor, 649-4563. Main St., Manchester. Hours suits and dresses, unhemmed, MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- depoeit required. 643-6678. Hutchins Agency, 646-5324. extra lot. WUl consider selling IM ^ D IA T E a fte r 6. months, - guaranteed loan. to Box R., Manchester Herald. time opportunity. We train you. teed wages. You will be paid BIDWELL Home Improvement $12 • $16. 646-2826, 647-9864. bedroom apartm ent, firs t without It. Belfiore Agency, MANCHESTER — Nice older COUNTRY OCCUPANCY d a lly 7:30-6, ’Thtmaday, 7';80-9. Phone 649-7021. All replies confidential. Writ­ 643-2414. b y the hour, not by Job. C all C LU B a r e a . Co. Expert installation of W A N T E D S ^ r '~ ; i 60 anr$170 p;r month “u T a?. 647-1413. home, first-floor famUy room, six room Ranch with attach­ 1968 DODGE Charger, green Saturday, 7:80-4. 643-7968. ing ability not, r^ulred. 646-0680 fo r details. Heights luxury apartments, Ranch, acre lot, waU-waU car­ large nine room colonial near­ aluminum siding, gutters and HOUSEKEEPER to live in _____ Including heat and appUances. three bedrooms, garage. Ex­ ed garage, fire p la c e in U vlng with vinyl top, bucket seats, ^ rooms, central air-con­ pet, plastered walls, screened THE 'VERY BEST — Fourteen ing completion. Now Is the 'TREES removed, reasonable with elderly gentleman, car WANTED — Aggressive man- A T O N C E Wonted— To Buy 58 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- 3 tra B-zoned lot included. Total room, family room, walkout automatic transmisslmi, power trim. Roofing installation and Schools and Clossas 33 b a b y s i t t e r for kindergarten porch, garage, trees. Hutchins room Cheney estate. (Com­ time to select your colors, etc. basement______a ^______covered patio rates. Call Ray, 043-4458 after 4536. ditioning, heat, hot water, brakes and steering, 383 cu. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. ------boy, Verplanck School area, necessary. References re- ager for our women’s shoe WANTED — Antique furniture. A gency, 646-6324. pletely modem kitchen com­ p rice, $32,9- BOLTON - MANCHESTER occimancy, assumable mon­ best of both worlds, AU this on Colonial, 2 fireplaces, screen­ 19iB0 VOLKSWAGEN, running Chimneys 16-A PILGRIM MILLS needs experi­ Help W onte<^-M ale 36 STEADY. POSITION . wait to .be snowbound. Call RESIDENT SCHOOL ies Oakland Street ping. nina. $162.$162. perner monthmonth Includingincluding town line, 8-room apartment, CaP®> almost 3 acres of treed land. UNBELIEVABLE m condition. Gas heater. Best of­ enced cashiers and sales­ MHI jER Pharmacy requires Owner anxious for quick ^ile. ed porch with casting, large 742-9296 anytime, if no answer, r q o f i n g EXSXlUnVE Sales Opportu­ part-time drug clerks. Hours appUances, carpets and air-, second floor, references, $146. For a leisurely lnsi>ectlon caU family room, ' extra large (S l W • • fer. Call 646;2661 after 3 p.m. SpeclaUzing re­ In-the-seat approved train­ women. Interviews are now HOUSEHOLD lota — Antiques LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- Sea for yourself. This In­ • • B 742-9204. nity — 120 year old national flexible. Experience preferred. APPLY IN PERSON conditioning. CaU Paul W. m onthly. 648-6983. the Belflore Agency, 647-1413. kitchen with appUances, waU- BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. pairing roofs of all kinds, new ing to operate loaders, being held between 6 p.m. and brlck-tt-brao, locks, frames, 2440. describable 7-room SpUt for 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, 6 p.m., Monday through Fri­ concern is looking for $8,000- Reliable, drivers Ucense. No Dougan, Realtor, 649-4686. to-waU carpeting throughout. Manchester Parkade, Manch. SNOW plowing, driveways etc. roofs, gutter work, chimneys scrapers and graders. Full TREASURE CITY glassware. We buy estates. _ ^ ______ATTRACTTVE------4-room------apart- . - _ — ------—;— MANCHESTER — 6% - room only $27,600. Beautiful 2vd4’ low mileage, expertly main­ and part-time classes form­ day. Pilgrim Mills, Oakland $12,000 caUber individual to as­ phone calls. 3-zone heat, full attic, 2-car 649-6306 ■ Reasonable rates. Call 643- cleaned and repaired. 30 years .. Manchester Parkade Village Peddler, Auctioneer, i h r e B rooms, second floor, ment, $10 0 . avaUable Immedl- MANCHBS'I'EH — Nevdy Ust^ Ranch, $7,000. assumes mort- enclosed patio, knotty pine tained inside and out. Asking experience. Free estimates. ing now. Licensed school. St., Manchester. sociate with our office In this ately. Inquire 17 Indian Hill Cape on Doming St. Will bor-i new roof, tile bath, mod- garage, enclosed^ rear yard, rec room, grarage, lovely CiCVENTRY — Six-room-over-- 6776, if no answer call 646- . area. Must be enthusiastic, In- COUNTER help, 6 a.m. to 2 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. recently remodeled, stove, re- $750. 643-6876. CaU H ow ley, 643-5361. St., East Hartford. : em kitchen, private ykrd. professiotitiUy latidMaped, yard and .m. flve-daya w eek ly. M ust be • ------frlgeratm*. $U0. CaU 643-6802. ------— proximately 100x200. ExceUent 5 •nnKnn m avc s A ven ev 646- many other extras. Priced low features!'Truly a home with BuUt-ins, IH baths, large 1967 DODGE Dart GT conver­ from Glastonbury area, for 2 his abUity to make progress ’ w illin g w«wki£r. ^ p l y in ]per- — Eastbrook HAVE Snow? Will plow! Resi- l Rooms Without Boonl 59 M a n c h e s t e r .Brownstone ROCKVILLE — Eastbrook ^ iw u ty. Quick sale wanted, ^ for quick sale. Oiarles Lesx>er. tender, loving caro;' roonLi, walk-out basement. tible, good tires, new battery, S.A.W. Ceramic Studio—classes adults and one teen-ager, to and money. CaU Russ Steven­ son HlUlardvlUe Lunch, 308 5 dential and commercial plow­ H oating and Plumbing 17 Apartments, 2-bedroom duplex Apartments — New 8-room one ggj Air Real Estate- 648-9332. ance. 649-7620. Mid 20’s. Hayes Agency, 64ft automatic, power steering. Tuesday and Wednesday eve­ start to work afternoons, and son at 278-7770. Adams St., Manchester. LARGE furnUhed room tor bedroom unit In 'brick ‘ ' one- ing. C all 643-4638. apartment, large rooms, am- M. HELEN PALMER 0181. Beat o ffer. CaU 647-0717. SAM' WATSON Plumbing and nings, 7-9 p.m . CaU 633-1477. leave after dinner. Must have Maintenance male only, parking. $16 week­ story garden apeurtment buUd- N EW G A R R IS O N X3oIonlal sold MANCHESTER — Immaculate SUPERVISOR — InJectPon pie closets, 1 ^ baths, heat, hot STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Heating. Bathroom remodel­ car. C all 628-1131. SituaHons W anted— ly . CaU 644-0128 4tfte r 6. Ing. Total electric, buUt-ln direct by builder, located at 39 MANCHESTER 7-room Ranch, 3-bedrooms, Realtor 648-6321 VERNON — Buy of the year, 1066 CHEVROLET Wagon - ing and repairs. Free esU- molding plastics. Third shift. water, carpeting, two alr-con- large Uvlng room with fire­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Mechanic oven range, refrigerator, dis­ Greenwood Dr. Price $29,6<)P. , owner transferred. Three-bed- new Ures, good econ'ornlcail Help VVemtad— DOMESTIC to work one-half To $12,000. ..No fee. Rlto Per­ F e m a le 3 8 !! FURNISHED light housekeep­ dltioners, appliances, washer place, grade-level 'fklnlly ______• ------All concrete repairs, both in­ m ite s , CaU 649-3808. > BIAINTENANOK DEPT. posal, alr-ccmdltiwier, base­ Call 643-0348 for appointment. room Ranch, Uvlng room vdth car. Call after 6:30 p.m. and day per week. Parkade area. sonnel, 646-4040. II ing room for working or re­ and dr^r hook-up, parking. Six-Room Cape, immaculate room, diiUng room, kitchen MANCHESTER Industrial zone side .and‘outside railings, land­ F e m a le 3 5 MOTHER^I wUl care for your ment laundry and storage. large picture window, fire­ weekends, 647-9641. GRANT’S Plumbing Service ______CaU 646-3298. - We need one for llie eeoond ii tired dvoman. Inquire 109 Fos- Garage optional. Adults. $225. 26 AC RES — 1969 8-room Colo­ throughout, three or four has built-in oven range and 3-famUy house, exceUent busl- scaping. Reasonably priced. PART-TIME male help wanted, chUd In my Ucensed home. Adults «Uy, no pets. $130 per place, waU-to-'waU carpeting, ^ree estimates, plus quality SEWING Instructor shift and one for the third ! te r St. o r caU 649-0641. CaU 646-1769 875-9407, 872-9690. nial, * large paneled *■ family bedrooms, treed lot. Asking dishwasher. $24,900. Wolver­ ness opportunity. High traffic 1963 DODGE, good condition, CaU 643-0851.S- CLEANING woman wanted one 2 or 3 nights a week, 6-1 a.m. TransportaUaa available. CaU month, $130 lease security. modern -UtcHen, cloae$a ga­ w ork. 643-6341. sewing knowledge shift. Must be aUe to per­ 1 room, fireplaces, country $22,600. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. count, good condition. CaU day weekly, must have own 644-2846. <3aU James J. Gessay, at 876- lore. Mortgage asiiatance MANCHESi^ Tree S er^ some knowledge of pattern fit­ Apply in person. Arby’s Roast form Industrial mechanical kitchen, buUt-lns, Intercom, now. $81,600. H ayes A gen cy, steering, reasonable. 643-0747. transportation. CaU 644-0702. 0134. available. For particulars caU SpeclaUzlhg In tree removal, ting helpful, paid holidays and Beef, 267 Broad St., Manches­ repair work and also have double garage. Hutchins Agen- 6-8 Two FamUy—2-car ga­ EXCELLENT value — Large 646-0181. M ililn e r y . ter. ‘ SituorioM W m ted— abUity to repair and instaU **IF* Ttewne Real Estate, 649-4066. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, bug,. Ex­ pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. vacations, other company ben­ ■WHERE is your Avon represen- E P - v ------cy, 649-6824. rage, good income. Quiet Uvlng room, dining room, electrical equipment Excel­ kitchen, sunporch, three bed­ ceUent condition. Best offer FuUy insured. CaU 649-6422. Dressmaking 1 9 efits. Apply in person, 856 tative? Maybe you don’t have AUTOMOTIVE SHOP FORE- 3 9 street. Asking $28,600. BOLTON — Inunaculate 2- lent starttng rate and great W onted To Rent 68 awvB!N-ROOM Raised Ranch, rooms, walk-in cloeets, one over $376. Must be seen. 649- Main St., Manchester. See Mr. one. Maybe you should be the' M A N — service -advisor. E!x- fringe benellta. Call for im- bedroom Ranch, oversized ga­ SNOW PLOWING — Tired ot TROUBLE finding minis? Cus- M oore. LONG TERM, part-U^ eve­ ------^ w ith two-car garage, three Colonial Cape Front to cedar lined. Two-cau' garage, 2721 a fte r 3. one In your neighboriiood tq perlence In auto mechanics, polntment Lorraine Murphy, rage, half-acre lot. Aridng $19,- waiting? Reliable Manchester tom made dresses, ladies suits, ning woric in packa^ store de­ large bedrooms, 1 % baths, back Uvlng room, center CentraUy located. Only $24,600 seU to all those customers. In­ diagnosis, writing repair or­ 64S-6ia WANTED garage to store car NOnCE 600. Veterans, no money down. 1968 CHEVY SS ccmverUble 283, business has new radio equip­ gowns and alterations. PromiK sired. Write IBox T, Manches­ .fireplace and carpeted living fireplace, famUy room, ga­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, terested? CaU 280-4022. ders, handling customers and fo r 6 months. CJall 649-6717. power gUde, cimsole, bucket ped trucks. Dependable ser­ service. CaU 649-1133. BABYSITTER wanted for third ter Herald. room, formal dining room. rage. Assumable mortgage. The Registrars of Voters ot CaU the Mitten Agency, 648- mechanics. ' Permanent posi­ Rogeis Corporation 646-^00. seats, repainted, engine and vice. CaU anytime. 643-8246 or riiift hours. CaU 647-9604. HOUSE Mother — To work with . ;------^ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Must be seen. A sking $24,- the Town of Manchester, Conn., 6960. 649-9690. tion. New car dealer. Salary SOU and Oakland Sts. Wanted MANCJHESTER — Three-bed­ transmission overhauled. $47[^ 649-8797. a group of six to twelve chU- Dogs Birdft— Pets 41 600. wlU be In session In the Regis- ZZIZIZZIIIZIZ Z Z Z Z IZ Z IZ I Maving-r-TniCking— w a i t r e s s — some experience. open depending on qualiflca- btanehester, Ooim. ■k I Ik 649-2818. or best offer, after 6 caU 649- dren outside of school hours. Business Proporty ______^------^------room Ranch on a deep and trars Office at the Mi^clpal SNOW FLOWING— reasonable 11-6 p.m., Tuesday - Saturday, tions; Usual fringe benefits. 6882. — Storage 20 Residential school In Hartford. An ttgff CgAa 70 MANCHESTER — Center ot 6^-Room Ranch—Plus rec wooded lot. Large Uvlng room, BuUding, Friday, Jaaiuary 8. Wanted— Rool EilOle 77 rates, half price first time. V ic ’s P izza, 649-3700. Our employes know of this ad. (JUTB mixed breed pupiKes,- $6 Reply Box "SS” , Manchester equal oppoHanity jNui^oyer -______^______town, ideal starter home. Im- room, -garage,- assumable dining room and attached ga- iv n , from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., ______------, 1066 CORVETTE 827 4-speed CaU 640-0620. a fte r 4 p.m. ' MANCHESTER — DeUvery- AU replys ccmfldentlal. Reply each. CaU 648-6478. EXPEIBENCED BABYSmER wanted 6 days. H erald. (XJUNTRT Store, Route 6 loca-. maculate condition inaide and mortgage, immediate occu­ rage. Buckley School. Low for the purpose of making an CATO ^ your p rop^ convertible. Best offer. CaU llght trucking and package de- to Manchester Herald. Box W eekly 6:30 to 4:16. A ltern a te, tion, 6^-room Ranch, VA baths, out. Low, low 20’s. Wolverton pancy. AU offers cemsidered. olverton Agency, Real- enrtrilment of electors who are - ** iwurs. Avew^ 64»6801. ADDinONS, ^c rooms, gara­ Uvery. Refrigerators, washers “W”. weekends: CaU 646-2093. PAYROLL aerk — PayroU ex- ______out buUdings, long road-front- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ^ Asking $26,900. >rs, 649-2813. entitled to vote al any primary ^P®’ ges, complete carpentry. Fred and stove moving, specialty. COMPOSITOR perlence can win you thla dl- EARN extra money ahowing age, exceUent potential. Hayes - —— — -7 ------;----- or caucus of the Town of Man-. Agency, 64ft0m. 1067 MUSTANG fastback, white T on gren ,. 633-0488. Folding chairs for rent, ' -649- IMVLJQyi RD. — Contemporary M nj.TEX, INC., 69 Loomis St. versified position In a local 2- our wedding specials to engag­ 3. I ! A gency, 646-0181. A ^R Y Stfeet. • Chester and to accept appUca- SBUXJNCr your home or aero with red interior, V-8, auto­ 0762. — , - RNs, LPNs and NURSES’ AIDES Redwood. BuUder’s home. matic, power steering, 76 per has openings for women to glrl office, typing required.' To ed girls In the Manchester EXCELLENT BENEFITS by present owners. Seve tions for the admission of elec- age? Kor prompt friendly sar­ Three bedrooms (space two FRECHETTE REALTORS raised' ranch

The Manchester- Gilbert and About Town Sullivan Workshop will rehearse 'Budget Cut: tonight at 8 at the South United A ’verage DaOj^-Wet Press Ran St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild Methodist Church. The chorus BATHROOM The Weather Will m eet tom orrow at 11 a.m . deadline is Monday. Not Final, .For'The Week Xhided in the Parish Hall. Members November 14; 1970 Clear and quite cold tonight; mercury dropping to low teens. will bring: their own ' sand­ Staff Sgt. Joseph Miranda Jr., wiches. Beverage and dessert Says Lowe CUSTOM VANITiES Tomorrow mostly sunny but son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ' \ - ' .] will be served. \ 'V « . ^ ; cold; high about 30. Saturday’s’ Miranda of 26 Cumberland St., Manchester Community Col­ 16,080 outlook fair, continued cold. recently graduated from the lege President Frederick W. Built to "pace a"*! Idea* There will be a "Revivaltime U. S. Air Force Noncom­ Lowe Jr. said that he, along Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm By DAWKINS THOMPSON Radio R ally'’ tonight at 7:30 at missioned Officer Leadership with other presidents of the Calvary Church. The service School at McGuire AFB, N. J. state community college system, VOL. LXXXX, NO. 82 will be sponsored by the As­ (’TWENTY-EIGHT PAGE^TW O SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1971 (Classified Advwtlsing oo Page ZS) PRICE TEN. CENTS He is serving as a weather ob­ is taking a wait-and-see attitude 649-9669 643-1695 semblies of God Churches in server technician with a unit following recommended slashes Manchester and East Hartford. of the Air Weather Service at in higher education capital budg­ TTiere will be a fellowship hour McGuire AFB. with refreshments after the ets made by the State Building Program Commission (SBPC) service. The service is open to Uriel Lodge of Masons Will the public. Monday. Israelis hold a regular business meet­ The commission proposed McGovern Ready ing at the Masonic Terti{)le tn The Hartford Stage Company $181.7 million for building proj­ Merrow on Saturday at 7:30 ects over the next biennium. Accuse Cairo Women’s Committee will have p.m., followed by a color film a general membership meeting This was a cut of $608.3 million WANT TO LEARN presentation prepared by the from what agencies had asked, Monday at 12:45 p.m. at the program committee, after To Bid Form ally ■Co. T. H. Parker, senior and a $268.3 milUon cut in school Of Violation which refreshments will be requests. tic of the Hartford Couront, served. TO SEW? be the guest speaker. Paul Hardest hit was the 10-instltu- TEL A'VIV (AP)— Pour tion community colleg:e system. er will open the meeting The building council of Com­ Soviet - made Egyptian A spokesman for the Commis­ Have A ll Those Beautiful Clothes For Presidency ‘What’s New at the Play­ munity Baptist Church will fighter-bombers flew over sion for Higher Education house.’’ Dessert and coffee will meet tonight at 7:30 in the be served. (CHE) said that the community Israeli positions in the Si­ church youth building. You Thought You Couldn't Havel WASHING'TON (AP)— Sen. George S. McGovern, D- nai desert, the Israeli mili­ colleges’ request was for $134.9 S.D., wnouncM today that his work ,as j^hairman of a North Manchester Al-Anon million, which included money tary command charged to^ The Entered Apprentice de-- GAUL NOW AND ENBOIX. TO MAKE A DBES8 commission to reform the Democratic Party is well on family group will meet tonig:ht gree -will be conferred when to Tease facilities. The SBPC day in a complaint to tiie at 8 at . the Second Congregratlon- recommended an appropriation the way to completion, and that he is resigning that Friendship Lodge of Masons a s ' y o u l e a r n t o s e w U.N. Truce Supervision Or­ al parish house. The Thursday of $2.5 million. post to clear the way to run for the 1972 presidential ganization. meets at 7:30 tomorrow night nomination. ------^------group will meet at 8:30 p.m. at at the Masonic Temple. Junior Dr. Donald H. McGannon, 644-8125 — 528-1186 The incident was reported as the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ Warden Robert A. Haugh will chairman of the CHE, said yes­ He ^ d he m ^ted to an- Th* south Dakotan said he is U.N. special envoy Gunnar V. man 'St. Both groups meet preside. Officer dress is tuxedo. terday the SBPC recommenda­ CLASSES START WEEK OF JANUARY 18th !i!j****^ candidacy formally stepping down as chairman of Jarring headed for Jerusalem In weekly arid are open to the Refreshments -will be served af­ tion Would provide only for id about 10 days, but that ar- the commission—up until now an effort to get his Middle East friends and relatives living with ter the meeting. planning. Doubt was expressed rangements are stUl being jmown InformaUy as the “Mc- peace talks moving. a-drinking problem. at yesterday’s meeting for com­ DAY & EVENINO CLASSES , made.„ _ Govern Commission”—because M W 3w^ predlt!^ that as a «i j^^y be a candidate in 1972 An Israeli communique said Delta Chapter. RAM, will munity college heads. Dr. Lowe two Sukhoi jets streaked across Jehovah’s Witnesses will have & T m u s CO*™"!"!®*!» work and I felt at a time I was meet at 7:30 tonight at the said, that, the sum would be Adulrs the Sues Canal just south ef group discussions tonight at sufficient for leasing facilities. Former Mayor Honored the 1072 party nominating con- pursuing delegates 1 shouldn’t Masonic Temple. The Mark vantlan would have substantial­ Port Said about noon Wednea- 7:30 at 18 Chambers St., 726 N. Master degree will be confer­ Dr. Lowe made three points Former town director and mayor Harold A. Turkington looks over a photograph ALL NEW EQUIPMENT be telling them how to chooee ly more women, young people delegates. day, then swung back toward Main St., 281 Woodbrldge St., red, with Elmer Stone, captain in commenting on his reactions of himself which was dedicated before last night’s Board of Directors meeting. 144 Griffin Rd. in South Wind­ and minority ggroup r------inembers------as “ ggld a heavy wrok sched- Egypt. of the host, presiding. Refresh­ to the proposed cut for com­ Town Manager Robert Weiss holds the framed photo. The picture will hang in NEW SINGER ZIO-ZAO MACHINES IN SEWING BOOM At about the same time, two sor and French Rd., Bolton. delegatea ttaan „ . tumultuous uia also was a factor In his deci­ ments will be served after the munity colleges. First, he said, other Egyptian i^anes creased the directors office in the municipal building. The engravings under the photo­ — ONE MACHINE PER PUPIL — 1968 gathering at Chicoga ^ meeting. "W e should start with the as­ T4 will a vwvtBraa*^ sion. the canal near El Qantara about Ihe Senior Choir of Com­ sumption that this Is just a com­ graph reads “The Honorable Harold A. Turkington — Board of Directors-^ It will be "leas a power’'bro­ The commissUm, offlciaUy the munity Baptist Church will re­ kers’ convenUpn and more a 30 mUes south of P ort Said, fleiw The VFW and its Auxiliary mittee recommendation, not fin­ 1945-1970.’’ He was mayor from 194,8 to 1952, from 1954 to 1958, and from KATHLEEN STILES Commission on Party Structure hearse ton l^ t at 7 :30 in the parallel to the waterway over will conduct a recreational pro­ al, and is subject to action by 1960 to 1962. (Herald photo by Buceivicius’) b ™“! D«legate Selectimi, issued Israeli jxMaitions and m ade their church youth building. 1678 ELLINGTON ROAD SOUTH WINDSOR gram tonlg^it j ^ t h e Newington the legislature and the gov^ y **ry**l ?° !® guidelines for'party refonn exit near ISnudlla, a spokesman Veterans HdBpltal. Members emor-elect. I feel we can really effect on the interim campus, northesist sector o f the 161- $3,740,894. It is expected to be April. McGovern reported The Junior Choir of North Webster Florist BnUdlng to the people. Yes, I think it will said. planning to attend will meet at have faith in the governor- contracted for and under way. acre Wetherell St.-Hillstown Rd. ready to accommodate 1,600 United Methodist Church will be helpful to me.” (See Page Eight) The Israelis accused Egypt of the Post Home at 6:30. elect’s Interest in community The 11-building modular com- .tract by NationabHomes (Jorp, students at the start ot the 1971- refiearse tomorrow at 3:16 p.m. three similar violations last No­ colleges.’’ plex is being constructed in the of Lafayette, Ind. at a cost of 72 academic year. at ttie church. vem ber. The executive board of the Next, Dr. Lowe said he feels, I Diplomatic sources at U.N. Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ if community colleges cannot 7 Eastern Connecticut Chapter headquarters in New Toric said „ tion will meet tonight at 7:30 build but are forced to con­ / of Zero Population Growth will Jarring agreed to go to Jerusa­ at Mott’s Community Hall. tinue to lease, the cost will be meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the lem after concluding lihat mean­ twice as much to the taxpayers Explosions Wreck ingful talks could not get under Life-Sciences Building of the TTie Sunset Club will meet over two decades. Although University of Connecticut in way until he conferred with Is­ Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Sen­ MOC is leasing the Hartford Rd. raeli Foreign Minister Ahha Storrs. Mrs. Flora Snow of the ior Citizens Center. building at $3.87 per square foot . State Child and Family Serv­ Eban. per year, he said. "Present Ammunition Dump IsraeU Ambassador Toeef Te- ices and Mr. and Mrs. How­ First Church of Christ, Sci­ leasing costs for other colleges Gov. and Mrs. ’Thomas Meskill, heading procession are Maj. George W . Tule, major commandant of the ard Roberts of Open Door, a koah told newsmen at ' UJf. entist, will have its regular are running between $4 and 6." at the traditional Governor’s Foot Guaril Inaugural First Company, Governor’s Foot Guard, left and statewide organization dealing Governor headquarters that he oml Jar­ midweek testimcmy meeting to- Northwestern Community Col­ Ball, salute the flag during playing of National An­ Capt. Richard D. Flaherty, chief of staff, right. ring are lea-vlng tonight for Js- with interracial adoptions, will nl^t at 8 at the church, 447 N. lege in Winsted is the only in­ In South Vietnam them. Escorting the governor and state’s first Ifidy Some 1,700 attended ball, (aeraia {notes by ooara) rael for high-level talks and ex­ speak. The meeting will be open Main St. Tile meeting is open stitution in the state com­ By GEORGE E8PEB Nominates pect to arrive there Friday to the public. to the public. munity college system that The explosions subsided about k Associated Preoa Writer m orning. owns its building. noon, but occasional artillery U.N. diplomats ejqneaaed be­ At the going rate. Dr. Lowe OAiaON (AP) — A 10-hour rounds were stiU going off, and In Hartford lief that the Jerusalem vlMt, continued, “ A square foot for series of ejqiloaions today two smaU tires continued to would be brief and that Jar- '20 years would cost between', wrecked a .bvemor’s other —^A broader state witness East Hartford RepubUcan who to delay the peace talks, but in the entire store In his final point. Dr. Lowe current state employes. major points in' the address: exidoslan in South Vietnam In Guns Sink But for rookie Gov. Thomas immunity law is needed. waged an unsuccessful cbm- Western dlfUomats said Jarring *except fair traded merchandise switched from the financial to nearly two yeare. The move harmonized with —A notq>artisan approach is —A direct primary system the philosophical. “ If the Leg­ J. Meskill and other working paign last year for secretary beUeved the Jerusalem vlMt A South Vietnamese spokes­ the theme of his campaign and needed—especially ' since the fbr state offices and other elec­ of the state instead of running was necessary to get the talks islature decides not 'to build,” man said the cause had not members of Connecticut's new his Inaugural address before an Democrats have the legislature, tion reforms are overdue. he said, "it will be a sad day V essel O f f for a second term in the state off the ground. . boon determined but an investi- government, the refrains of in­ afternoon joint session of the the Reputdicans the governor’s But for a time, at least, the for the poor and minority House of Representatives. N was not clear why IsraM gatloa was under way. augural boll music must have Democratic-controlled legisla­ offlee. new governor, the old and new groups. There is already evi­ Adoli^ Carleeon, MeskUl’s placed bo much stress on the^r The qwkesman said the blasts South Korea been counterpolnted by the ture: '"Ihe state of the state —Cities and towns need au­ office holders, lobbyists and former legislative aide and the meeting, but some observers' dence that community colleges destroyed at least a tiilrd of the problems of the morrow—^prob­ is not good.” thority to levy nonproperty are enrolling twice as many owner ot an insurance agency speculated Eban might seek to munttions In the dump at Qui SEOUL (AP) — North Korean lems €U9 modern as acid rock. The proUem is money, more taxes. (See Page Eight) in New Britain, was nominated sh!ft the site of the Indirect 101 ' f students from minority groups The hoopla ot inaugurating a Nhon, 278 mUes northeast o f gunboats attacked and sank a for the post of finance Arab-Israeli talks to Cyprus or. as any other educational in­ Saigon. F ield reports sold 16,000 new govenun’ ended with the some other location cloeer to the stitutions.” disabled' South Korean fisiling commissioner. tons of ammunition of all types two inauguration balls which KQddle East. Dr.-Lowe said the SRPCrB rec­ boat with 11 Koreans aboard Edward H. Slmpspn, the Re­ were in the stockpile. Including Wednesday night, the national capped a long day of parading, publican town chairman of Eban in his invitation to Jar­ ommendations, if followed, artillery shells, mortars, hand speeches, gunnery salutes, ring said he "wanted to survey MANCHESTER would have no effect on MOC police repottod. Officials’ said Meskill Inaugural Ball Simsbury and an insurance ex MS AiAIN STREET grenades and small arms am­ they had no Information on the prayers and other assorted ecutive, was named to head situation, to acquaint you enrollment next year but would munition. pageantry. have in the next two or three fate of the flshermen. the Personnel Department. with the basic views of my gov­ ernment and to discuss steps years. It would also have no The depot Is on the side of a The ,gpunterrInflltration Com­ The fun and frolic was to The nominations must be ____ mountain about a mUe and a give Way Thursday to a sub­ necessary to ensure the fuUUl- Opportunity mand said North Korean gun­ Quiet, BuJ Colorful Affa ir ^rm ed by one h^se of toe of' j^r''mlBrioiT'foi’ toe half west of South Vietnam’s boats fired on two fishing boats stantive legislative day — the fourth largest city and Is weU first ot the 1971 legislature. ^eralj^m bly. U approved, ^ ^ ^ n of agreement on the in the Yellow' Sea off the north­ toe ^ipointments^for finance ^bUahment of peace." away from the city’s residential But even Eunldst the inaugur­ By VIVIAN-FERGUSON event to be crowded and har­ so beautifully that everyone had west coast, but South Korean and consumer protection would Meanwhile, the chief UJI. area . Windows two miles away al pomp there was a spatter­ plenty of room to mill about. navy craft rescued one boat. ried. go into effect Feb. 10 because delegates, ot toe United Statoa, were broken by the explosions. ing ot the hard reality o f gov­ The first Inaugural ball hon­ An exceptionally large area ;110 I The other was seen in flames, As is traditional. The First they replace men serving tern- Britain. France and toe Soviet The first explosion about 2 erning a state whose problem s oring a RepubUcan governor in running the full length of the the command said. Company, Governor’s Foot porary appotatments. The per- union held another ot toelr per­ MEN’S am. triggered thousands of m ay stagger the imagination. 24 years was a surprisingly hall was set aside for dancing PoUce otflclals at Inchon said .rounds of artillery and rockets. Guard was host for the event and for the entrance of the gov­ sonnel commlssdMier appoint- jj^ic meetings on the Middle the captain of the missing boat (iov. Meskill, sworn in as the quiet and relatively imcrowded ment would become effective gj^t Wednesday, welcomed the - ■ Savings The area was Uttered with shell state’s first Republican gover­ affair. Because of the great at the State Armory, Hartford. ernor and other dignitaries. raidioed about 4 p.m. that he had Boxes, each seating about 20 March 1, toe end of toe regu- reactivation of toe peace talks fragments and hundreds of to stop fishing because of engine nor In 16 years, ordered an im­ demand for tickets which were They have done so since 1881, lar term . rounds that were blown awoy mediate freeze on all new hir­ guests, ran the full length of and expressed hope they would trouble. The poUce said the unavailable to many prom­ although the ball was once held Mrs. Dunn 'would succeed succeed. but did not exidode. Canisters of ing by state agencies, as well inent members of the RepubU­ at Foot Guard HaU. The Foot this central aisle and all about 11 Ail (il Consumer Protection Commla- They disagreed, however, on SHOE tear gas also went off. (See Page Fourteen) as a moratorium on promotion. can pa^, most expected the Guard had oi^rani^d the event the hall. Each box was attended IN EVERY DEPARTMENT by a special waiter. aioner Francis M. Gersz of«the role they should iday. The 945 MAIN ST...... , * jftk The finest music of the eve­ Ne wl^Veiu Carleson would he united States toMc the pooitian ning was heard during a con­ stepping Into the -post now held that they should remain in the cert played from 8 to 10 by ■ by , Finance Oommiaslcxier Leo background and let Jarring car- DOWNTOWN the Governor’s Foot Guard y. Donohue of Avon. Simpson ry on in his own way. The Soviet CLEARANCE Band. The group took only a would replace Personiiel ^m - Union wanted toe Big Four to GIs Out Frustration with Viet War five-minute ■ break during the missioner C. Perrle Phillips of (ake a more active role, per- MANCHESTER THURSDAY, JAN. 7 HOUSE & HAU OPEN THURSDAY HIHRT ■ J' two-hour period. I am proud to Hamden. hape o((ering guidelines for toe say that two members of The Despite a late night of danc- talks. Britain and France ax­ Herald staff—Assistant Man­ ing at toe Inaugurtd Ball and pressed toelr readiness to -belp, BIG s e l e c t io n in c l u d e s aging Editor Harold Turking­ an additional appearance • at when and if needed. Ixplpsives at Their Own Officers ton and llnotyplst Herb Kings­ Inaugural n, a second dance The Nixon administration was bury played with them—Harold (See Page Two) (See Page Two) By MKMAEL PUTZEL on the Bousaphone and Herb on OXFORDS. SLIPONS, LOAFERS! we reserve wonderful savings on merchandise Assoolated Press Writer the trumpet. The hsdl of the Armory was ( QUANO TTU, Vietnam (A P ) hung with blue and white bunt-' right to limit visually liot marked. down — Sgt. Gene Tlngley usually got ing. A huge dias had been erec­ On Boys’ School Black, Brown, Tan , to the orderly room Shortly be­ ted at the north end of the gi­ fore 6 a.m. to reUeve the night gantic room. The United States quantities Starts Thursday mominp when doors openi Every department in the store duty sergefuat. That morning he will offer oil Its merchondise at o 2 0 % discounti Nothing will be held flag, an exceptionally large one, overslept. At 6:03, five pounds formed a backdrop for the dlaa Release of Meriden Report bock except a few items which ore price-fixed by the manufacturer, plus of plsstic ej^cslye Mew the Sizes 6V2 to 12 to each and dominated the scene. Gov. any morchondise sold rogularly at discount prices or January Sale PtIm s headquarters building iq>art Thomas J. Meskill, his wife Irks Youth Commissioner You vrill automatically deduct the 20% from every price too on anv itom’ The blast cripjUed the duty Mary Frances, his 18-year-oId whether it sells for 10c or $100 and more. ® item. sergeant sad broke the leg cf a But Not In Every* Style customer daughter Maureen, and other HARTFORD (AP) — Commis­ one-day tour at the Mkridan OI asle^ in the next room. dignitaries would march to this “It took me until about noon sioner Wayne R. Muocl of the school and toe Long Lons area and be spated there. Youth Services Department to figure nut they were «ut to The crowd moved about the School for Girls at Middletown get m e," Tlngley said. “Then tt criticised Rep. Claude Pei^r, in July. The itoport said tiM great hall. ConsideraMe \dsiUng D-Fla., Wednesday for releasing pr. THOUSANDS OF ITEMS ALL was kkuls shocking.” and socializing took place as “institutionalised chaos"' at 93 136 pr. no mail or a report critical of toe juvenile Meriden contrasted with tha nnglay, 27, of Madrid, foiwa, guests moved from one box to corrections program at toe OVER STORE 20% OFF! 'Hist sergeant of Headquarters another. With 1,700 couples in at­ sltuadbn at Long Lane, vdilch LOOK! Meriden SchoM for Boya said it U administered by a phone orders Women’s Lingerie, Lamps, Dinnerware Gifts OonqMny, 14th Engineers, was tendance, there was plenty of the target cf a “fragging”—an. opportunity, many recognizing Muccl said Pepper released "sensitive superintendent.’’ qt only at only Hosiery, Sleepwear Cups, Saucers, Jewelry, Silverware, toe report to toC press to get Women’s Blouses, attack a OI uMng a fragmen­ old fitends from towns other “It does not take an eoqiert Glassware, Shades, Watches back at Sen. Thomas Dodd, D- in juvenile corrections to de­ Sweaters, Skirts tation grenade or other explo- than their own whom they did Clocks . ~ Shoes, Boots, live against another American, not necessarily expect to see. Oonn., for criticising Florida’s termine in a very riiort perWB . Women’s Handbags, Slippers cash, charge, Pots, Pans, Noveltiea usually his sergeant or an offi­ It was a coiuteryative group. juv'ehile institutions last year. of time that there la somatolng Gloves, Accessories Boys’ Suits, Coats, He Kdd no members of his seriously wrong with. .Meri­ Men’s Suits, Coats, Jackets, Trousers cer. Floor-lei^:th gowns were re­ ' -Women’s Dresses, Army spdliMmen claim they quired dress for the ladies, the staff received a copy of toe den,’’ the report said. “Tha budget^ Trousers, Jackets Boys' Hose, Shirts, puMished report, which was re­ Coats, Suits Men’s Shirts, Sweaters, Underwear, Ties don’t know bOTH n^ tragglnga gentlemen’ in black tie. The gov­ taxpayers of ,Oamwctlcut have and Infanta^ Children’s leased to toe news media. shown an uncommon wUllngneea \..„ Ties, Gloves Curtains, DrE^>es, occur In Vietnam, n e y aay the ernor chose to depart from no Iqy-aways Wear Men’s Hose, Window Sbaudes problem la not serious enough to white tie as In the pstst. While . Rep. Pepper, chairman of toe to expend funds for oorreotkna. Girls’, Teens’ Underwear^ Jewelry Towels, ,Blanketa,' warrant qieclal attrition at one might have expected a pro­ House Select Committee on They deserve better raaults.** Wear Pictures - Linens fusion of pants suits among the Crime, said in the report that Housewares, China,. Desks hceillquartwa / Muccl said Wednesday that —And Many More But It la known that fragglnga ladies, 1 would adjudge that less toe Meriden school is achieving toe committee toured Uie achool “remarkaMy tuilmpresslve re­ ALL ON RACKS FOR EASY SELECTION Increase shuplY M tl-H. unlta A battali(Hi oommander collects all iragmentatiiHi reason is ’Hragging’—an attack by a GI using a than one-third choae this form “about three 'weeks after a shift into defensive poaitiona o f attire. sults” for toe money it spends highly qualified ..auperintandeat MAIN ST. manchester^ ^ m grenades, like the one this GI is throwhig at the fragmentation s^enade or other explosive against on ju'venile corrections.' (dee Page I ■) enemy, from poops coming out of the Held. ’The another American, usually an officer. (AP Photo) (See Page Eight) The report was based on a (S ee Bag*) ■)