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Nixon Administration Teachers Boosts Anticrime Bill End Strike WASHINGTON (AP) — Under heavy pressure from In Somers the a^inistration and the House Republican leadership AwuKVATirn pripm mov^ today toward expected % e™ rs^S^rers «d“ approval of a tough anticnme bill. _ their strike and returned to their T o Cease in Jordan The biU, moved along by classrooms today, but teachdhs’ O i^an Bm^uel ttU* D- entered tteir ninth day N.T., to head ott a (30P ^ a t Haven and West Haven, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Wiretapping to force acOon, is aimed pitoa- Members of the Somers Fed- rily at organix^ crime and- to- eraUcm of Hiachers, AFLrCIO, — King Hussein ordered eludes sun antibombing provi- over the weekend to re- his army to cease fire as of Gets Backing . ■ . turn to work while negotiations 5:16 p.m. — 11:16 ajn. With law and order a major on a new contract continue. To- EDT — today while heavy • campaign issue this year, mem- day, for the first time tiiU term, fighting was reported con­ i / f LfCUlCUlVlO ^ anrious classes were in session for aU tinuing in northern Jordan. to get on r^ord against crime, grades The order was another in In New Haven, striking teach­ a succession of similar one­ US^n 218 signatures needed to bring ers said ^they would conduct a the bm could be rounded up. teach-in to tell the people of sided cease-fire orders giv­ ^ d ld a t e fo r GKMP-sponsored discharge New Haven vdiy they cue strik­ en to the Jordanian forces proposed a five-point threat was fhrtm ade Hiursday, ing. in the past three days and a ^ k on crime to t^ state to- causing CeUdr to go along with invariably broken. In a broadcast over Radio Amman, the king said he was asking his soldiers to stop shoot­ Daddario’s anticrime package tensive changes. tomoon and larted ^ toto" the nlg^ht. _ ing to response to his cmiscience —which contains sections on po- The result is a biU closely peur- Negotiations between the two and historical responslbllitlea to lice culmlnlstratlcm' courts, alleltog the vdrslon passed 78 to parties had broken off early Sat­ enable the wounded to be treat­ crime prevention emd corrections 1 last January by the Senate. A urday memtog. And that session ed and because of the grave sit­ and oigcuiized crime—echoed major difference is the culdltion had gotten underway Friday uation created by the war. some of the proposals made a of a new section aimed cd tlie only when the national union, In the north, the king’s out­ week ago by his Republican op- o?® °*. explosives to (error the American ' Federation of numbered forces were taking ponent. Rep. Ohomas J, Meskill. bombings. heavy casualties to battles with The Democratic congressman, Tb^ bUl requires manufactur- (Bee Page Eight) tanks from Syria at Irbld, Jor­ vdio unveiled his proposals at a ***. dealers aiid Importers ot , dan’s seemid largest city,,Radio news conference here this mom- explosives to be licensed by the Amman reported. tog called for-' federal government. It also bars Israeli military informants to -^IstabUshnient of a State De- per^ under 81, M- O - k Tel Aviv said they had received partment of Justice to coordinate ^ addicts, Md anymie j^ n d t e A C H O II information that Irbld, about 60 the prosecution of crime. ? resident of the state to miles north of Amman, had fall­ -Creation of a special roUce which the p u r ^ U made, or en to a force of S^et-bullt Offleere TTOlntog Program that ^ on S o u g h t O n tanks that entered Jordan on j Although a final decision on Sunday to the second of two penalties bas not been madd, thrusts from Syria, i to ^ sdhool gr^uates l^^t^ove approval has been giv- wto m ^e-a commitment to en- Vote Reform The Jordanian broadcast said tor police service for a period Convicted of a bombing to two brigades of tanks converged <» Irbid to support of Palestini­ .. _ which a death occurs. WASHINOTON (AP) — Sen. Soviet-made artillery piece rolls through Syrian villa^ en route to Sjyian bor­ -Provisions for six-man Juries addition to covering feddral Birch Bayh threatened Monday der with Jordan. Tank brigades are supporting guerrillas. (AP Photofax) Mideast an guerrillas holding the city’s ,to certain criminal cases. buUdtogs, the blU makes it a to try to bring all the Senate’s center to the fifth day of their —Establishment of a Oonnecti- cjinie to bomb property used or business to a halt if a vote is war against King Hussein's gov­ cut Bureau of InvestigatlMi with- jeased by the government, blocked on a constitutional At-a-Glance ernment to Amman. to the state police to help the which would cover Selective___ __ amendment providing for elec- The Amman broadcast ex- state Justice department and lo- serried ^ c e s Mid military re- H®® Ibe president by^dlrect, Syrians Heighten Chance By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS horted troops of the 40th Royal cal authorities. cruittog stations. popular vote. TEL AVrV--IsraeU military Tank Brigade to Irbld to “hold —Stronger legislation to The provlslwis dealing with Tbe Indiana Democrat told sources said a Syrian tank force fast and teach the heretic rulers strengthen tovestigrative ability organised crime streng;then'the bis colleagues that “I deeply of about 100 heavy tanks cap- Syria a lesson to heroism.” o< state police forces, such as wide variety of laws and court hope this wwi’t be necessary” Jordan’s second laigest clty.Ir- The Syrians denied their forces court-atqiroved wire taps and procedures to h (^ s of making but he declared he is willing O f U.S. Action in Jordan bid, today after heavy fighting 1'®*^ entered Jordan, broadened witness Immunity, it easier to arrest and convict fight fire with fire” as a last re­ fighting against King Hussein’s Kta« Hussein himself went on "I know it is politically popu- syndicate leaders. ^ sort. have been put on alert lor possi­ the Rusrian government to dem­ outgunned forces. t*»e radio later, accusing the By JOHN H . HIOHTOWEB BEIRUT—Jordan accused Syrians of hatching a plot that lar these days to deal with the Thd many sections of the bill He said that if senators don’t AP Special Correspondent ble use in evacuating Ameri­ onstrate what it is willing to do crime issue to simplistic rhetoric establish special grand Juries like the direct- election proposal, cans from Jordan. to curb the peril of spreading Syria of sending tanks across would aUow Israel to occupy aU and self-serving sloganeering,” with expanding authority to of which he is the chief Serude WASHINaTON (AP) — The conflict to the Middle East. the border to fight for Palestlnl- Jordan. reported Syrian intervention to The Nixon administration’s in­ Daddario told the news confer- tovestlg;ato organized crime, sponsor, "vote it down but at The official and public posi­ an guerrillas to the Jordanian “But Jordan is defended by the Jordanian civil war appears itial reaction took the form of civil war, and Amman Radio Uons,” the young king declared, ence. Other prorislons create new least have the ^courage to stand the Rogers denunciation and tion of the Nixon administration to increase the possibility of di­ said today about 80 Jordanian He praised the 12,000 Iraqi “I have chosen instead to view rules of contempt, perjury and up and be-counted on it.” Warning and a direct request to has beeh 'one of concern for rect U.S. involvement to the tanks faced double their number troops stationed to Jordan since thin coitaplex proUem to a com- immunity to an effort to compel A______vote____ last ____Thursday on shut- the Soviet government, plus dip­ more than 400 Americans, in­ conflict. But U.S. officials hope from Syria to Irbld. Amman the . 1967 Middle East war and prehensive way and to pre^ose wltnrtwes to testify before grand debate on the issue fell lomatic appeals to other govern­ cluding 38 out of 64 hostages, specific stops which will produce Juries. ■ guort of the necessary two- urgent appeals to Russia, Syria claimed its forces drove back a tills was taken to mean he was and other nations will avert ments, to put pfessure on Syria held by the Palestinian guerril­ real and substantial Improve- PTOrision is made for protec- majority. Senate leaders las, with the possiblUty that Syrian force near Ramtha Sun- appealing indirectly to them to broadened fighting. to end Its intervention. ments to our system of criminal of witnesses before they weighing whether to make a force would-be used if it was day after a 12-hour battle. intervene on Jordan’s behalf. Justice.” testify, strengtora federal au- gg^^^d attempt to invoke thq Secretary of State William P. The appeal to Moscow was WASHINOTON— Calling the They had been encamped near made through the ranking So- Judged necessary to evacuate Under the five major heading;s Senate’s debato-cloetog cloture Rogers condemned the alleged them. alleged invasion “irresponsible Irbld before the fighting began, tovsMion Stmday as "irresponsi­ ■vlet diplomat here, Mtolster- and imprudent intervention.” The Iraquls are reported to of his anticrime package. Dad- Infiltration ^ l ^ t i m ^ rule. However, unofficial reports ble and Imprudent” and Oounselor Yuly M. Vorontsob. Secretary of State WUUam P. have moved away fron ^^ tat. dario offered 27 specific propos- ness by racketo^, and provide Bayh tried to get unanimous from caiicago last Friday, fol­ ■> for 25 years Jail sentences for warned: "This action carries He was summoned to the State Rogers demanded that Syria “ e zone but allow^ consent at Monday's session to Department early Sunday after­ lowing briefings of editors there In his proposal for admtolstra- ^>^ns found by a Ju^e to be with it the danger of a broad­ withdraw its forces and urged tanks to pass through their vote Tuesday on a number of al­ noon and given a note by Asst. by President Nixon, described tive reirgLu^tion. Daddario severe ternative proposals for the di­ ened conflict.” Nbcon as being prepared to in­ the Soviet Union to work for a . “We caU upon the Syrian gov­ Secretary for Middle Eastern rect election amendment, but tervene forcibly in Jordan if he quick Syrian withdrawal. , ^lalist regimes ernment to end immediately Affairs Joseph J. Sisco. ^ of Iraq and Syria are locked in each time Sen. Sam J. Ervin, thought such action was re­ this intervention to Jordan,” he The note, an informant said BEIRUT-A Syriaq, govern- ^ ideological dispute, D-N.C., objected. quired to save the government said, “and we urge all other “ urges the Soviet government to ment statement broadcast from 34-year-old mraiarch o , « ^ grounds it contXi repressive And Ervin, a leader of the op­ of King Hussein and keep the der the 1969 Safe Streets Act gj,^ raises serious con- concerned governments to im­ take appropriate steps to urging Damascus reiterated President Qi^imed Syria’s leaders with- position, told a reporter he was guerrillas from ^^tog over. a ^ establishment of a cent^ gUtutional questions, press upon the government of restraint on the government of Nureddto Atassl's claim that tanks from the cease-fire confident that a second petition office to coordinate pubUc de- ^ Syria the necessity of withdraw­ Syria.” One posslbilf^tereeeen to the Syrian tanks had not intervened jjjjg with Israel to the Golan fenders to the state. critics’ views, held exton- to cut off.debate would be nb ing the forces which have tovad- Russia is Syria’s major arms Chicago report was that Nlxop tured Jordan’s second largest Heights to order to strike Daddario said that to Improve mvo hearingsiiccuu a onw . the—- bUl and___ more successful than the one e(t-Jbrdan.” supplier and U.S. officials might decide to act if Syria or u;s. Secretary of State WlUiam Jordan. local poUce units the state should ta*su*^ommIttee to" change last week. The vote then was 64 Pentagon officials said today sum^ Moscow can exert . con­ Iraq entered the Jordanian civil P. Rogers’ statement demand- Hussein contended his forces assistance provisions fo r and 36 against. that selected U.S. infantry and siderable influence in Damas­ w ^ to support of the guerrillas. tog the withdrawal of Syrian Just about ended the upris- move nwicrimlnal matters from jectlonable. The amendment won cus. In a sense, the publicized forces was designed to allow the j,y Palestinian guerrlUas— paratroop units to West Ger­ • (See Page Nineteen) police departments and establish many and the United States U.S. appeal was a challenge to United States to send to trodps. opixised his agreement to programs to provide police ap- CAIRO, 111. (AP) Asserting (Bee Page Eight) CAIRO—Egyptian President g^^f peace talks with Israel— pUcante with education and that the community hag been Gamal. Abdel Nasser warned when “the real imperialist Gaining. blighted by “fear, repression King Hussein ^,to two notes to agents, the rulers of Syria, step to and foifee his troops to gtaged their treacherous aggres- (See Page ElgM) (Bee Page Eight) FAA Reports: honor an Egyptian-sponsored gion against us. cease-fire to avoid ’’dangerous— “They forget' the” herow and consequences.” u

toelr second week. nUa week^ h^burger a roU, po- i'UAtUiKiTnffm.u tostruction wlU be based on an tato chipa,. tomatoes awl cu- MANCHESTER extenslve review of toe first cumbers; Tuesday, spag^m week’s insftuction and toe show- *«®®‘ ®t“®w®’/^ ® " ’ COMMUNITY tog of a film "Breath ol Life" Wednesday, . . bEdced link sausEige, KIWANIS DAY bCEUlS, to conjunction with instruction cashed pota^ green to artificial mouth to mouth re- appleaauce; Thuraday, grind­ ’S’- PUYERS suBcltatiora. ers, ptoedo chips, orEinge or to- to kick off its campaign for its . . . ^ mato Juice; Friday, tuna noodle ^3o , Bl'l Antoulanoe Itanro casserole, buttered wax beans. The filth annual TVAA I^ - , ^ vest BaU wUl be held Oct. 10 ^ ______ANNUAL RADIO AUCTION OVER \P1NF >'Ert toe Kosciusko Club to Rock- Open Meeting vlUe. A buffet dinner wUl be Prison Art Show served from 7:30 imtil 9 p.m LEAVENWOR'TH, Kan. (AP) EXCERPTS FROM BEAUTY PACT Amlerson-Liftle NOVEMBER 10th and 11th foUowed by dancing to toe music — The ninth annuEd art show by S. J. Perelman of Don Slerakowski from 9 until and sEile at toe federEil penlten- IN MANCHESTER 1 a.m . ttory brought to $21,600, about THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1970 — 8 P.M. A donation of $10 per couple <3,000 more than Uut year's ( Manchester Parkade)West Middle Turnpike- Broad Street Merchants will be visited by Kiwanians for contributions. is requested and includes toe aale/ ^ Phons 647- 1451 Ni» dinner, (tonqtogj set-ups and An estimated 8,000 persons at- A t the Workshop— Printmart Building dom prizes. > Tickets may be tended toe show to toe peniten- Any merchant not contacted and wishing to make a contribution, purchased from Einy. TVAA tlary officers tiaintog center At. 7:00-9 JO member or by sending a check Sunday. Some Eurlved at 0 sum., 485 E. Middle Tpke. — 2nd Floor or money order to toe ToUand three hours before the doors AIK CONDInONfr Telephone 643*1 155 Volunteer Ambulance Aisocla- opened. Interested in Stagecraft? tion, P. O. '. Box 193, > ToUsuid, They bought about 1,100 o f the BURNSIDE Conn. 06084, attention o f ticket 2,000 works exhibited by 600 Come Next Thursday! chsilrmEin. prisiKi artists.

I . 1 , hr I ' \ MANCHESTER . EVENING HERALD. MANCHfiSTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 Lister-Kennedy MaC'Lessard Lanata-Olmsted GesS'Bagley Boyd'Waldron V, The marriage of Patricia The marriage of Angela Mar Miriam Davis Olmsted of Ann Marie Waldron of Rut­ Blhiabeth Kennedy of West rie Lessard of Manchester to Manchester and Greensboro, Vt., land, Vt., and Dennis John Hartford to BYanklln Theodore John Richard Mac of East Boyd of Castleton, Vt., for­ became the bride of Larry Lister of OUstonhury took place Joseph Lanata of Glastonbury merly of Manchester, were mar­ Hartford was solemnized Satur­ Saturday sdternoon at the Uni­ Saturday afternoon at the First ried Saturday noon, Aug. 22, a t' day Imornlng at the Church of tarian Meeting House in Hart­ Congregational Church of East 8t Mary’s Church in Clare­ ■ \ the Assumption. ford. Hartford. mont, N.H. The bride is the dauthter o< The bride is a daughter of The bride Is the daughter of The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Ool. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ken­ Mr. and Mrs. Uonel J. Lessard Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Olm­ and Mrs. Hubert P. Waldron of of 169 L ^ ess St. The bride­ sted of 33 Comstock Rd. and Claremont. The bridegroom is a nedy of Washington, D. C. ’Ihe bridegroom is the son of Mrs. groom is a son of John V. Mac Greensbori), Vt. The bridegroom . son of Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Boyd of East Hartford and the late Is- a son 6f Mr. and Mrs. Ste- of 41 Barry Rd. FeUx S. m ock of 33 Natchaug Dr., Olastonbury, and Franklin Mrs. Theresa Mac. fano Lanata of Glastonbury. The Rev. James Moran of St. M. Lister of ShiMbury. The Rev. Oliver Renaud of The Rev. William Flynn of Mary's Church performed the the First Congregational Church double-ring ceremony and was The Rev. Nathaniel Laurlat of Lady of Fatima Retreat House of East Hartford, and the Rev. celebrant at the nuptial Mass. the Unitarian Meeting House In Manvllle, R. I., performed Charles VanAusdall of the Con­ Bouquets of gladioli and pom­ and the Rev. R o l w Delaney, the double-ring ceremony and gregational Church of Manches­ pons were on the altar. lorm er chaplain of/St. Francls- was celebrant at the nuptial ter, N.H., performed'the double­ Hospital, Hartford, perforined Mass. Bouquets of mums, pom­ The bride was given in mar­ ring ceremony. Mrs. Lpcllle the ceremony. poms, and gladioli were on the •-5 riage by her father. She wore The bride was given in mar­ Ferguson was organist. Bou­ an empire gown of satin ac­ altar. Paul Chetelat was organ­ quets of stock and shasta pom­ cented with ruffled alencon lace riage by her father. She wore ist. pons were on the altar. and pearls and designed with an empire gown of Ivory peau The bride was given In mar­ TTie bride was given In mar­ high neckline and long tapered de' sole, designed with bishop riage by her father. Her empire riage by her father. She wore sleeves. Her cathedral - length ' sleeves and detachable cathe­ gown of silk organsa, accented an empire gown of ivory satin, mantilla was edged with match­ dral-length train. Her veil of with alencon lace re-embrol­ accented with re-embroldered ing lace, and she carried a bou- silk illusion was arranged from dered with pearls and iri- Alencon lace, and designed with uqet of daisies, stephantols and a floral heat^lece, and ahe car­ descents, was designed with a high neckline, long bishop ivy. ried a nosegay of pink sweet­ trig^ neckline; long sleeves, and sleeves, A-llne skirt and cathe­ Miss Janet Waldron of Clare­ \ i heart r o m and white baby’s dral train. Her cathedral-length a chapel-length train. Her bouf­ mont, sister of the bride, was breath. veil of silk illusion was arrang­ fant veil of silk illusion was at­ maid of honor. Her empire . » Mrs. Jeffery Chase of Hart­ ed from a floral headpiece of tached to a crystal crown, and gown of blue satin brocade was ford was matrsn of honor. matching lace, and she carried she carried a bouquet bf white trimmed with matching satin Bridesmaids were Miss Laurie a cascade bouquet of Jack Frost and peach color roses and ribixm. She carried a bouquet E. Uster and Miss JuU4 M. Lis­ sweetheart roses, stephanotls baby’s breath. of pastel cqlor daisies. ter, both of Olastonbury and sis­ and ivy. Miss Patricia Lessard of Bridesmaids were Miss Mary ters of the bridegroom. Mrs. George Montgomery of Manchester, sister of the bride, Ann Naprara of Pittsfield, The attendants were dressed was maid of honor. Her apricot Nuffield was matron of honor. Mass., niece of the bride; and alike in gowns of pink silk shan­ Her teal blue empire gown was color gown was fashioned with Miss Allison Vickery of Boston. tung, fashioned with ring col­ organza ruffles edging the high fashioned with high ruffled neck- Their brocade gowns were sim­ lars and A-llne skirts. ’They car­ iln^lW K tapered sleeves edged necklind, and long puffed or­ ilar to the honor attendant’s, ried nosegays of white sweet­ ganza sleeves. She wore a wuh ruffles, and ruffles accent­ and they carried bouquets of heart roses and pink daisies. ing the hemline of the A-llne matching Jeweled headbow with pastel color daisies. Miss Na­ ^'-Francis D. Qolden of Man­ veil, and carried a basket filled skirt. She wore a matching prara was dressed In maize velveteen headbow with floor- chester served as best man. with pumpkin color roses, as­ yellow and Miss Vickery in Ushera were Christopher D. length streamers, and carried sorted autumn flowers and ivy. green. Wats*> and Mrs. Scott before she reUred. (Herald similar to the honor attend. ton, R.I. Their lime green Moody Inn, in Claremont. For Mrs. Boyd received a BS de- Mr. Boyd received his BA de­ were Leon Lanata of Glaston­ dress with a red and vdilte Brown, both of Vernon, Mrs. photo by Pinto). ant’s. They wore matching Jew­ South United Methodist Church. g^rowns and headbows were a Canadian motor frip, Mrs. gree in elementary education gree in English froth Castletcm bury, brother of the bridegroom: tweed coat. Tbe couple wlU live eled headbows and carried bas­ The bride Is a daughter of similar to the honor attendant's, Boyd wore a print dress with from Castleton (Vt.) State Col- State College, and is employed George Montgomery of Suffield at 59 Maplewood Ave., West kets filled with assorted autumn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bag- and they carried cascade bou­ matching accessories. ’The cou- lege. She is employed as a as a musician. and Richard Fink of East Hart­ ley Sr. of 28C Garden Dr. The Hartford. flowers. quets of gold color pompons. Angela Cetola of Wethersfield ford. bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Forrest Owen of Manchester Mrs. Uster is a graduate ot Hubbarcl'Lange Mrs. Olmsted wore an em­ Mrs. William H. Gess of 26 the Kaiserlautem American was flower girl. Her gown was served as best man. Ushers similar to the honor attend­ erald green dress. The bride­ UtUe St. High School In CJermany and St. were Richard Gess of Manches­ ant’s. She wore a floral bonnet groom's mother wore - a tur­ The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, Minton-Howard Francis Hospital School of ter and Ronald Gess of East of apricot color organza, and quoise blue dress. Both had cor­ pastor of South United Methodist Hartford, brother of the bride- Nursing, Hartford. Mr. Uster Is sages of phalaenopsis orchids. she carried a basket filled with Church, performed the double­ gp-oom. Karen Ruth Howard of Man­ a graduate Kimball Union orange color flowers and-lyy. After a reception at the home ring ceremony. Jack Grove was Mrs. Bagley wore an aqua Academy, Meriden, N. H., and chester and Terrell E. Minton Thomas Mac of East Hart­ of the bride's parents, the couple organist, and the soloist was dress and coat with matching Syracuse (N. Y.) University. of Anderson, Ind., were united ford served as his brother’s left on a wedding trip to Jama­ Mrs. Norman Balch of Bolton, accessories and a corsage ot IHe Is a candidate for his mas­ In marriage Thursday evening, best man. Ushers were Gary ica. Mrs. Lanata wore an aqua aunt of the bride. white orchids. The bridegroom's ter's degree at the University blue coat dress with navy blue Aug. 20, in a . candlelight cere­ Minor of Manchester, brother- The bride was given in mar­ mother wore a shrimp color mony at the Linden Lane of Connecticut. in-law of the bridegroom; Mark accessories. Alter Oct. 1, the riage by her father. She wore brocade dress with bone color Church of <3od in Chesterfield, Jahre of Wethersfield, cousin 4 couple will live at 1126 W. Mid­ an empire gown of Swiss em; accessories and a corsage of dle Tpke. Ind. of the bride; and Peter Mos- broldered organza, designed cymbidlum orchids. Mrs. Lanata is a' graduate of The bride Is the daughter of Fashion Chiefs chetto of East Hartford. 'The with high neckline, long bishop After a reception at the Mr. and Mrs. Grover E. Howard ' i the Moravian Seminary for sleeves, and detachable chap>el Junior usher was Robert Les­ Marine Corps League Home, of 85 Green Manor Rd. The sard of Manchester, brother of Girls in Bethlehem, Pa., and train. Her elbow-length veil of the couple left on a wedding On Coast Say Hartford Institute of Account­ bridegroom Is the son of Mr. the bride. Lionel Lessard Jr. of Loring’ photo silk illusion was arranged from trip to Virginia Beach. Mrs. ing. Mr. Lanata, a graduate of and Mrs. Ralph E. Minton of Manchester, another brother of Engaged a matching headpiece, and she Gess wore a gfreen Jacket dress Mini — M ay^ Glastonbury High School and Anderson. the bride, was ring bearer. Engaged carried a cascade bouquet of with brown accessories and a The engagement of Miss Edna Hartford Institute of Accounting, The Rev. William Seibert of LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mrs. Lessard wore a gold col­ sweetheart roses and miniature corsage of yellow sweetheart The engagement of Miss Ju- Mary Kenny of Windsor to Rich- graduated cum laude from New Chesterfield performed . the "Women do not,” says Mr. or dress with a yellow orchid. carnations. roses and white carnations. The Hampshire College In Man­ double-ring ceremony. (Jandle- Blackwell, "want the midi A reception was held at the dlth R. Darico to Arthur Bruce ard Louis Getzewlch of Man- Mrs. Jimmy A. Martin of couple will live In Glastonbury. chester. He is employed at Peat, Ughters were Benjamin Minton, length." KofC Home. For a Canadian Chader. both of Manchester. Chester has been announced by Coventry, slater of the bride, Mrs. Gess, a 1967 graduate of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Marwick and Mitchell Co., Hart­ brother of the bridegroom, and The pronouncement from ond motor trip, Mrs. Mac wore-a was matron of honor. Her em­ Manchester High School, is em­ has been announced by her jgmeg a . Kenny of Windsor, ford. Donald McCuUey, both of of the leading arbiters of the plum color ensemble with black pire gown of avocado g^reen ployed at the Connecticut Bank Anderson. Mrs. Paul Smith and fashicxi world In California mother. Mrs. Dora Chase of 58 ,g y,g go„ ^t Mr. chiffon over taffeta was trim­ crushed leather accessories. & Trust Co., Hartford. Mr. Gess, Miss EUla Minton, both at came on the eve ot the opening Bunce Dr. g^d Mrs. Richard P. Getzewlch Add a couple of tablespoons of med with green velvet ribbon. ’The couple will live In Rock­ a graduate of the E. C. Goodwin Anderson, were organists. The ot this week’s presfigious 20th Miss Darico, a 1968 graduate gj 37^ Hartford Rd. grated Parmesan cheese to a She wore a matching headpiece, ville after Oct. 5. Technical School in New Britain, soloist was Mrs. William Seibert natlteial press wdek, staged'by of Manchester High School Is ,g ^ secretary in pack^lge of popover mix; make and carried a cascade bouquet Mrs. Mac Is a 1966 graduate is manager of a doughnut shop Jr. An arrangement of multi­ the California Fashicm Creators. employed by ’Travelers Insur- computer services at Hartford up and bake as package directs. of yellow miniature carnations. in Glastonbury. of East Catholic High School color daisies and gladioli was Another view expressed by and a graduate of the Creative ance Co., Hartford. National Bank, Hfiftford. While on the altar. Bill ’Travilla, who says with School of Hairdressing, Hart­ Her fiance of 295 Main St. attending Florida Atlantic Uni­ The bride was given In mar-. firm flatness: "The mini Is ford. She Is employed at the ts a 1965 graduate of Bulkeley versity, she worked as a photo- riage by her father. She' wore a dead. By Christmas holidays Carriage House Beauty Salon. High School, Hartford. He graphic model, Zwarick'Fontana fuU-lengtb crepe gown, accent­ you will see every woman in the Mr. Mac, also a 1966 graduate served two years in the Marine Mr. Getzewlch served four ed with Venlse lace and design­ United States in longdr clothes." of East Catholic High School, Corps., with a tour of duty In years In the U.S. Navy and Is One of the leaders In daring ■ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ed with scooped neckline, long j Y y . attended Central Connecticut Vietnam. He Js employed in employed as a supervisor In the new fashions, Rudl Oernrelch, Hartford. telecomputer center of Hartford was the scene Saturday morning sheer chiffon sleeves with lace i'V State College, New Britain, and m trimmed crepe cuffs, and a who introduced the h^less look served for three years with the The wedding Is planned for National Bank, Hartford. of the marriage of Janet Eliza- large bow at the .empire waist; in years past, proclaims with a U.S. Army. He recently return­ Oct. 10 at Second Congrega- A Nov. 28 .wedding Is plan- yawn: “The whole lengths thing ,beth Fbntema of Manchester, to line. Her bouffant veil of nylon ed from Vietnam where- he tlonal Church. - - neil. is absolutely boring." . Wjrcoff photo Joseph M. Zwarlck of East Hart­ illusion was arranged from a served with the military intelli­ headbow accented with seed Gdrnrelch is concentrating on gence as an Interrogator of MRS. JOSEPH JAMES ALUBICKI JR. ford. pearls, and she carried a bou­ swimwear—but not bathing prisoners of war. He Is employ­ The bride Is a daughter of quet of pink, blue and yellow suits. "We will be swimming in ed as an area supervisor ^or The marriage' of Cheryl Lynn Diane Huxley of Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fon­ daisies with ivy., clothes,” Gemrelch says. He’s the Hartford Times. Haussman of Cheshire to Joseph Mrs. Paul Meltals of Fall River, tana of 794 Center St. The bride­ M|)ss Constance Leedom of pushing a wet wardrobe of ny­ Loring photo lon Jersey pantsuits, sweaters Jam& Alubicki Jr. of Manches-^ Mass. groom is the son of Mr. and Costa Mesa, Calif., was maid of Mrs. Michael A. Zwarlck of * honor. Her empire gown of flor­ MRS. WILLIAM WESLEY ROBBINS'JR. and shirts for the well-dressed IFFTS ter took place Saturday, morn­ The attendants were dressed alike In' gowns of maize yellow East Hartford. al print cotton was accented swimmdr. Wendy Jane ,Boyd and Wll- Ward o f West Haven, cousin of ing at St. Bridget Church in crepe accented with Venlse lace. 'The'Rev. Rus.sell Allen, curate with pink grosgrain ribbon and But although Hr. Blackwell , „ WUlard photo Ham Wesley Robbins Jr., both the bride; and Mrs. Louis Cheshire. They wore natural straw hats of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, fashioned with scooped neckline says “ the consumer has wpn FORMAL MR. AND MRS. TERRELL E. MINTON of Bolton, exchanged vows Sat Woods of South Windsor. The assertiiv the pro-mlnl f l The bride is the daughter of trimmed with maize yellow vel­ performed the double-ring cere­ and puffed sleeves. She wore urday morning at St. Maurice’s Junior bridesmaid was Miss forges have beaten off the her- Dlnneen pboto , Richard O. Haussman of Che­ vet ribbon, and they carried mony. Steven Lowry was organ- pink daisies in her hair and shire and the late Mrs. Hauss­ baskets filled with yellow and a^l- dress with matching coat styled to match the honor at­ color daisies. Studente with te ^ e a packets train. Her floor-length . accessories The couole will Miss Williams Is a 1968 gradu FAMOUS tendant's, ahd they carried After a r*:eptlon In Fellow- handbag . $9.99 were told to report to the dress gy^ ^gg attached ^ven ti^ ate of Bolton High School and a similar bouquets with gold rib­ PDUmlsnos pboto ship HaU of the Unden Tj.n« standards office by the end of 1970 graduate of Marjorie Web­ HUDSON MT.VMINS THE NEW to a circlet of01 assortedassonea flowersiiowers. Mrs. Hubbard is a graduate and bon streamers. The attendants’ MRS. JOSEPH M, ZWARICK Church, the couple left on a SEUING next week and demonstrate ster Junior College, Washlng- gowns were fashioned by the w'eddlng trip through southern their compliance wlUi the regU' and she carried a bouquet of windham High School, Willi- n'*c"* \<*iwe“^ e ' m S ^ daffodils and carnations with niantic, and Middlesex Me- ’ 643-1442 DRUG PRODUCTS maid of honor. Indiana and Pennsylvania. Mrs. YOUR CART latlons. I. in retailing. She is employed as and white brocade' ensemble ed the University o< Hartford. MARY VERNON OPTICIANS green foliage. morial Hospital School of Nurs- •THZ MARVEL OK MAIN STH IIT " Minton wore a floral print dress an assistant manager trainee at M l - N7 MAIN STSECT. MANCHESTER CMpWt 4 bftfl S « TO S M • CmM '' WELDON DRUG ( 0. icut Bank and Trust Co.. Hsut- Can Outright 149 TAICOTTVIUE ROAD walk was maid of honor. Brides- ployed as a registered nurse at THURSDAY »!>0 TO 1:00 • C«t«r wer^ Thomas Fenton and Alan carnations. corsage of multi-color daisies Mr. Pratson, presently at­ • Pr^triMi "67 >Liin Str*H‘t ford. Mr. Zwarlck, a graduate Highest Prices Paid maids were Miss Sandra Simp- the Windham Community Me­ • I f gtlWft PiMtOt Strimaitis, both of Hartford. After a reception at Fiano’s Th^ couple Uve at 611 Chestnut LEWIS, ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. tending Manchester Community I • Aaeeeeceweets • of Weaver High School, Hart­ St., Anderson, Ind. son of Columbia, Miss Susan mortal Hospital, Wlllimantlc. At ^nie Low Mrs. Fontana wore a gold Restaurant, Bolton, the couple ford, attended Central Connect­ TED TRUDON Davis df West Haven and Miss Mr. Hubbard, a graduate of College, Is a 1967 graduate of fS N •* PROFESSIONAL antique satin dress and coat left on a motor, trip to Canada, Mrs. Minton is a 1965 gradu­ THE Bag Shop S/tMi OF A MILE FROM VEBNON CIRCLE Manchester High School and Direct-By-Mail Price icut State (College, New Britain. ate of Manchester High School, VOLKSWAGEN Susan Tambomlnl of Wllllman- Manchester High School, attend- “ , PHOTOGRAPHERS with matching accessories and After Oct. 3. they will make He Is employed at the United U PHONE s n -m i tlc. id Cheshire Academy. He is a served tn the Marine Corps with 75 L*ur«t S«., Manck«*«r Aftk fo r Free Oat&log a corsage of gold and russet their home in Rockville, a 1967 graduate of Hartford Cd- Honte 8St Talcottvllle In Tow n! \ ' V ______Bank* k Trust Co., East Hart­ I lege for Women, and a 1970 M»-t838 The attendants were Messed senior at thd School of Physical a tour of duty in Vietnam. IT treonmcNT om.y miniature carnations. The bride- Mrs. Zwarlck. a graduate of M Blaln Street in OPEN TUES. - SAT. CLOSED MONDAY ford, and Is a member of the gi'aduate of Anderson (Ind.) 8 alike In gowms gowns of deep purple Therapy of '|the '(he University of No date has been announced groom’s mother wore a pink Manchester High School, attend­ Read Herald Advertisements Greater Hartford Jaycees. College, v^ere she majored In Downtown Manchester chiffon fashioned with smocked Connecticut. for the wedding. r5 ® MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.; MANCHESTfifl.: CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN.. MONDAY) • SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 PA G E SE V E N South Windsor I believe direct election of the tion Is faced with the problem of rethink­ yODH president answers that "quest i)Haitrl|p0tFr SXAR eAXElC*lD for community" at one level. ing the 2x4. I t ' will no longer auto­ ------By CLAY R. POLLAN^ Political Parade GUITAR LESSONS ARIIS LIIRA Registration Set But it la only toe beginning, NOTES - CHORDS matically be one and so fourth by three MAK 21 JK Your Daily Aefivily Guidt (Continued From Page 6) han gave wider circulktion, what’ must follow Is toe 45 MINUTES Afff. T9 II According lo lha Stars. ’’ For‘Y’ Clubs dominates toe national mind, strengthening o f toe Institutions I'DBI.raHED BY TBB and so forth. It may be that, or it box joined, it was inevitable ALL DAY SATURDAY lU'H-LD PIUNTINO CO.. IMC 1- 2-11-231 To develop message for Tuesday, and when toe twin desires for of local aild even nelghboihodd may be the ndw, dimension, v ^ c h we 4- 7-2M4^. RAGWEED ik that an amendment for the di­ Phone 648-7U0 13 Bissell Street W-/37-47-68 read words corresponding to numbers 1 6 ^ 7 4 . ^ On Wednesday participation In declslon-mak- grovenunent. And the failure of . Menchoater. Conn. of your Zodiac birth sign, rect election of toe President a'nOMAB;F.. FEHGUSOM understand Is one and one half inches v /’ TAUKUS Ing and peaceful acceptance of the Santa Barbara group even WALTER R. FERGUSON I Sonwon* 31 Surpriwt Induigtnc* Registration for South Wind­ POLLEN be taken up. by three and one half inches. authority threaten to destroy to address that problem is toe Publlatacra 2 l i 32 To 62 R cviilt' This "natural process” of ( ^ MA? M 3 Somolhing 33 K m p 6 3 F M t s o r 'y MCA Clubs will be held iB'aundod October 1, 1881 Conversation at tbe lumber yard: COUNT 1] us, If they are not somehow greatest disappointment in 0*35^-54-59 4 You'll 34 Argumantt 64 And from 7 to 8:80 p.m. Wednes­ amendment stands In sharp bll'licd Every Evening Except Sundayt »^-67-89-90 Slot 3 5 T ra v tl 65 Paid merged. their work. Read Herald Ads Holidays, Entered at the Pow Otttoe at " I ’d like ten 2x4s, eight fedt Icmg." contrast, to toe artificial exer­ GIMINI 6Tho 36Todoy 6 6 N ic« day at BU Terry, Pleasant Val­ ail" iter. Comi., oa Second CSan Mafl 7Bo 37 Hard- 67 An cise In constitution-making Just ■f-ir, "What size?” SAGITTARIUS ley and Orchard IBU Schools. 80f 3 8 R sfrain 6 8 C o ih NOK. brought forth by Tugwell and “ Huh?” 9Chipt 39 Fovorod 69 Roolittie A supervisor from the Y’s hla aasoclates. Their work has FUBSCRIPTION RATES yV-ZUNf M 10A dO FUollty 70 A rd tn t DfC. its own value, which should not Oho xcar ...... $30.06 It must be pointed out in fairness to ' 11 Aftor 41 From 71 Can 3- 8-10-: board of managers will be pres- -rw r • r LU: Months ...... 16.60 12 Droomt 42.Don*t 72 Moy be minimized. By providing an the industry, that the new dimension is 13 Ifttpiring 43 Your 73 Could 28-; ent at each location and wlU Ex-DefcnSe Chief Thr(*e Months ...... 7.80 CANCn alternative model, they make gMo Month ...... a.90 14 00/1 44 M ato's 74 CompUmtnH CAPRICORN he assisted by two senior Ugh a oi not arbitrary. No, it has logic behind It. J E J U N I 21 15 Gift 4 5 Jlb a 75 Mood ’fY” members. Parento may I ir g P lH l<11Tin S h ift , us more aware of toe strengths m e m b e r o f 16And 4dO vor- 76 And THE .ilSSOClATED PRESS The new dimension is for kiln dried lum- 17 Buying 47 Eorrisd 77 CouM JAN. If register children on any club ~ and toe deficiencies of toe Apeoiliued Press Is excluatvel]r en- bdr — If we understand correctly —which i^l5.17-56-57 ISDoy 48 Romonco 78 Heodochtt 12-16-40-42^ level at the nearest school. COPENHAGEN (AP) — existing Constitution. And some Something new today at t! ^ Li tl>e use ot repubUcatloD of all H>'60-71-82-88 19 Full 49 Your 7 9 B « 45-52-69 8 of their specific suggestions — ;■ ^ll.^^au:hc3 credited to it Or not other- will be sold alongside^ undrled lumber. 20 Proliod 50 M ay 80 Lovt-moking The Gra Y program Is for world Bank President Robert credltra Jn this paper and also tbe u o 21 It'o 51 W ith I 81 Emphosizod AQUARIUS particularly toe provision of .1 news puNislied here. ) JULY 2i ^ys ^ glrla In grades fw McNamara, former secre- ^Rl'' II rirtits ol repbbl)ratlon ot apeoial Ola- The slse of tbe new lumber Is based iE m g.22Foll 5 2 B o ^ 82 Strain JAN. 10 through six. The Junior High . «... constitutional authority and lit", herein are nlab-.reserved. ,AUO. 11 » 23 Your 53 PortrMr 83 SurpriM on the size It would be If It were not 4 24 Whore 54PIO 0 84 On FCB. 11, Club Is for young people In ^ controls for toe existing politi­ - ...... ■ ''"•V. -29-32-38 I 25 Helpful 55 In 85 You 9-2 cal, planning and admlnistra- he Heiald Printing Comjiauy Ino., as- dried. That is to say that it is the samd 6- toe seventh and eighth grades, most countries are spending too I I'll financial r^sponslbility'-'lDr ' '41-4561 260f 56 For 86 Rosponsiva 24-27-72 There Is a |S reglstratimi fee much on defense and should tlve machinery — point us in rMe.id errors appeeirlng in aovar Bi 27Thoy f. 57 Cortolr. 87 Ground. al l mid other reading matter in VIRGO 28 NdtureVS 58 An 88 Budgat PISCIS for both Gra Y and Junior High shift to more foreign aid. directions we should go. }29WIm ^ 59 To 89 Old FM; V ;lu;:itr.r Evening Herald. Y. The Senior High T Is coed, "For toe so called security of But toe strx^est Impression g 30 But d O Porioo. 90 Hounf WAR. 20 .Ml jcrlbcr to Los Angeles Timea-Waabing- ments are smaller tnan tnose we nave _ 9/22 and la for older teenagelh. an ever spiraling arms race,” one has of toe Tugwell constl- . i ’eal News Service. V14-19-2531 " , 363651-53/ There la a $6 registration fee be said, toe world la spending tutiem Is Its artificiality — and •nil M' lvlee client ot N. B. A. Service, Inc. come to'’thi(;k of more or less automatic­ /48-7Me^lTln'' )Good Adverse ■ jN feutnl I'hlleie.rs Representatives — Matnevra, 7X77-7B for thia group. Fees should be billion annually and the fig- artificiality which stems, I be-, AUTOAAATIC REDUCTIONS •Hum mid Cullen Inc., Special Agency ally. In otter^voi;^ It is as much a 2x4 % Voric, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. paid at registration. 'ures goes steadily up.” Ueve, ttom its being produced as Is the traditlonift'’'<)i)e and so forth. Clubs \riU begin acttvltieB Tet toe rich nations, he went in an Isolated, academic labo- AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUIjA- Thus, you have a cholce7''Bie same is early in October. Because the on, hesitate to keep on spending ratory, rather than in toe caul- 2 expansion of toe club program, their present $7 billion on public dron of political contention, Plsi'l.iv mlvertLslng closing hours true of the larger sizes. The s3fslem...a^ Price Stability, there la a need for new leaders, development aid. Consider, for example, Tug- BARGAIN SHOP B'or Monday — 1 p.m. shiday. Evil TMesday — i p.m. Samrday. plies equally, or rather proportionate Anyone Interested In leading or "That 20 times more should ,yeU's proposal for changing toe It'd Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. 935 /V\AIN STRKT - /VtANCHESTER J'V)r Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. ly, to 2x6s, for instance. assisting with a group may call be spent on military power than of representatives to three For Friday — I p.m. Wednesday. program chairman Don Cor- on"' constructive progress ap- years, making toe Senate an For .Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ^ The figures In the foregoing explana­ Cta,-ii.'!fled deadline — 5 p.m. day oe- ;e Curbs Are coran, 20 Pam Lane, South pears to me to be toe mark of appointive body with lifetime ★ 1k' lore tml'Ucatlon. 5 p.m. Friday lot tion may be a little off. If you need Windsor. an ultimate, and I sometimes P'-tUi-day and Monday publication tenure, and granting toe Presi­ more dxact information, consult your _ Norses Otub fear,' incurable folly,” he said. dent a single nine-year term. Motulay, September 21 McNamara’s speech was pre­ local lumber dealer, as they say In the The South Windsor Register­ What is there In that scheme ed Nurses Club will hold a pared for .toe opening of a that would ease toe anxieties do-it-yourself columns. Or Goldie Hawn Suggested to U.S. meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in week-long meeting of toe bank of those who question toe effi­ Broader Application maybe. CO(E*ENHAGEn7 (AP) — The rean War two decades ago. He toe audio-visual room of toe and toe International Monetary cacy or responsiveness of toe Mgs'!- any day you stop in at Watkins Automatic Re­ 1 rciitisa.s state University the Presl- Meanwhile brief yourself on the metric managing director of toe Inter- cautioned national authorities to South Windsor Hlg^ School. Fund. governmental system today? "attach a very high priority” to Guest speaker will be Dr. MI- Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, man- TTie great surprise in Tug- duction Bargain Shop you'll find something new. W e >:uii!, "If the war were ended today, system. national Mionetary Fund told toe chael Lazor. Topic for discus- aging director of toe IMF, had well’s constitution — and toe are constantly moving pieces and groups from our . j environment werd cleaned up to- w orld Bank’s annual meeting sl(Mi will be toe kidney and Just told toe meeting that rich strongest indication of toe ab­ regular sales floors to this popular snop . . . discon­ ew morning, and If all the other today he hopes toe United Schweltzdr said it was "unfor- kidney diseases. countries are not giving devel- stract process that produced It States will strengthen its bal- tunate” that some Industrial TTie club will have a program opment aid "toe high priority it -.- Is toe failure to confront toe tinued patterns, one-of-a-kind pieces and shopmarked ■' for which government has the Rebuilding Moral Fiber ance of payments position by countries, by coping with such of four lectures this year. All deserves.” problem of local government. items. They're sharply reduced for quick clearance. 1 ' iiMibillty wore solved tomorrow at- Surely it hats occurred to many con­ FhotDcraphed by Sytviao Otlam working tq.^ eliminate Inflation problems, had not given devel- registered nurses are urged to McNamara also predicted a Instead of states, Tugwell If they don't move out in a week, down go the prices f .11 the moral and spiritual crisis cerned individuals that If th ere' were UNCAS LAKE, NEHANTIC STATE FOREST and restore price stability. opment assistance toe high attend. widening of toe gap between wculd provide no more than 20 At the same tlmd, Plenh-Paul priority it deserved. At toe . ■ rinivi-r.sities would stUl exist.” more simple honesty, more dally prac­ For additional information, rich and poor nations. By the "repubUcs" that "may charter again . . . every week . . . until they're down to I0% tice of the Golden Rule, more compas­ Schweitzer, chief facial of toe same time, hd welcomed toe contact Mrs. Richard Whelan, end of toe century, he said, toe subsidiary govenunents, urban of their original prices! So here's a Bargain Hound's • I t iVEf. NLKon meant, It is apparent 116-nation body, proposed that declaralon by a large majority sionate attention to modest justice 12 Raymtmd Rd. South Wind­ average American will have an or rural, and may delegate to paradise. Why not drop in tomorrow? II 1 context of his address, is that among men, there would be less need inflation-hit industrial countries of donor governments In Tokyo sor, income of about $10,000, toe av­ them powers appropriate to e voitkl continue to be — In the for massive anti-crime legislation, less Political Parade consider Instituting wage and sessimia laat week that they erage Brazilian $500 and toe their responsibilities; and such price controls. were in agreement with toe Manchester Evening Herald average Indian $200. governments shall be autono­ M ol such a ' Utopia — a group need to attempt to legislate morality among mankind. By DAVID s! BRODER The French IMF chief did not principle "of untying ddvelop- South Windsor correspondent He denied that toe birth con­ mous In matters exclusive to In sid e specifically single out toe Unit- ment loans!’—that la providing ' i.'ucilve activists on campus who But how does one begin strengthening The Washington Post Barbara Varriok, Tel. 844-8274. trol movement is an effort by their citizens, except that they $115.00 Full Size Cannonball $95.00 Full size Pine Spindle ii'l act (or tlie mere sake of acting society’s m<»al fiber? How shall the The Kremlin^s Move dd States in exploring this Idea,* them to developing countries the rich countries to kill off toe shall conform to toe oonstitu- Bed, dark pine 50.30 Bed, low foot board .... 64.70 slow decay, which 'ao many preachers but declared that wage and without imposing reciprocal poor ones. ; ! ilroy for thd sake of destruction. I do not believe so) but it is tions of toe United RepubUcs of $139.00 28” Maple Commode, and even politicians liave observed, be WASHINGTON — Consti­ price controls may be particu- purchMlng obligations. "It has one source and one $197.50 5 pc. Mediterranean almost certainly not "radical.” BoUon America and of their Repub­ ,i: I Ivicrvatton has a broadened ap- reversed? To many this a call for a tution-making Is great Intellec­ lariy useful In tackling contin------source only,” he said, "the be­ panel door/drw. behind .. 71.00 The very process o< constitu­ Ucs." Wrought Iron Dinette: 36x74x ;111 II. however. Mr. Nixon, for .In- more genuine-practice of religion, or for tual sport. The Senate Is trying ued cost-push forces “at a time , lief that without a slowing down R e p o rt tional amendment makes It al­ Wilder Play That Is all, he says about lo­ $75.00 19” Round Antique White 59” Table and 4 swivel chairs the more earnest observance of human­ It In a small, but hardly Insig­ adien fiscal and monetary ^11- jV a tlO ll B W ^C fltllC r and control of toe population ex­ conld well have substituted most literally Impossible to ad­ cal government — at a time Mediterranean Bunchinjr Table, with red-black seats . .; . 131.86 istic virtues. But how is reform initi­ nificant way In Its current de­ cles have stamped out excess plosion, toe life awaiting mil- By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak bate on toe amendment for di­ vance any proposal that Is not demand and tod economy is op­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In Rehearsal when "the quest tor commu­ pedestal b a se...... 32.82 lUii; I crLsls in the nation” for “ splr- ated? Where does It begin? lions upon miUions of toe pla- ______$69.00 22” , Modem Oil Walnut rect election of the President. part of the p^Ucal consensus erating below capacity.” nity,” to borrow toe useful ; crhti.-t in Uie universities.” And the Ask youth today—Indeed ask many an After a premature cold spell Our net’s future Inhabitants wlU be which Robert A. Nlsbet $79.50 Royal Antique Maple an Israeli preemptive attack a correct reading of Mr. Ifixon Rexford Guy Tugwell, toe of toe time. This summarized toe current Thomton Wilder's play, Night Stand, cane shelf and one older person—and the answer will be: MOSCX)W—The moet ominous earlier Jhis mimto, unseasona^ stunted, miserable and tragic.” ^ pj^^lel Patrick Moynl Bench ...... 58.84 i 1 imuMf-.'sls ILsdlf not only In the ob- against toe missile sites after and draws a correct conclusion Roosevelt braintruster, and his situation in toe United lates Town,” will be presented Oct. draw er...... 45.18 Not by preachment but by practice, by political element in the Sovlet- The direct-election amend­ biy warm weather moved back , i.'i-iib'nts of violence on and off toe Aug. 7 cease-fire took ef­ from the U. S. missile protest, colleagues at Robert Hutchins’ ment represents' toe conjunc­ and left toe implication that 16 and 17 on toe new elemen- $437.00 3 pc. Modem Mahogany ex8unple-setting, by the active living of a ^Syptltoi decision to violate the $399.90 54” Modem Walnut fect. The next move is the Kremlin’s, Santa Barbara Center for the tion of two widely understood Schweitzer waa directing his re­ Into the nation’s midsection to- ^ Bedroom: 78” Oldrawer dresser uiu-i. hut in more sublle erosions of moral life. Judy’s Umousine Suez C an^ standstill Is the "Israel recognizes only mili­ and it .xiigerously overdue. Study of Democratic Institu­ day and showers feU over much RANGE Hutch, base has 3 drawers, silver We are familiar, almost ad nauseum, and accepted Ideu. One is tbs marks to -Washington, among has cupboard with 3 bins and I 111.- rrorlilent described as "an at- Kremlin's dangerous misreading tary strength,” one such expert tions are Into toe game In a others. of toe Plains states. tlon is under toe auspices of the \\H drawer in cupboard, top has with tbe young folks’ complaint that the idea of presidency os a national FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. twin mirrors. 40” 2-drawer chest -..f reason, of tolerance, and told us. ”If you are right about very large way, .with a draft of Dll a spedch prepared for de­ Nearly three Inches of rain town’s Youth Activitids Corn- rUM.. OIL glass in door, 3 glass shelves and oldsters have made a botch of things. of President Nixon. office — .a public tribune. The — A 1966 CadUlac Umou- has cupboard with 3 bins, and all these violations, it should a whole new constitution they President is no longer too re­ livery to toe opening session of fell on Fargo, N.D., and severe mlttee, but It began as an acti- lig h t ...... 277.94 ' I.mon l ourttlsy, with that basic re- Those on the other side of the eiUeged One widely-accepted explana­ slAe that once belonged to a c­ G A j O LIN E headboard fits full or (^ueen help you because now Israel will propose for our third century mote, rather clrcumiscribed of­ toe IMF-World Bank annual tounderstorm watches were In vlty of toe Congregational age gap answer: ”No such thing. We tion here of these gross 'viola­ Open Forum tress'Judy Garland is being auc­ 1 for the rights and feelings of oth- have to behave.” as a nation. meeting, Schweitzer underlined effect during the night for por- Church’s youth group, frame, 3 pcs...... 325.85 $250.00 52” Mediterranean Love- have actually done better than many tions (all but privately admitted ficial described by the founding tioned off by Nova University. . I ihiit it the mark of any civilized so- Considering toe strong tone of Actors Ex-Addlcto Oonstitutimi-inaking is a su­ fathers,. He Is toe man who toe importance to toe Interna­ tions of Minnesota, Iowa, Ne- Members of toe Pilgrim Fel- seat, loose pillow back and arm previous generations.” by Moscow) Is that Egypt’s , u ___ . j . Bids may be submitted by $69.50-Twin Size Steams & U.S. Ambassador Jacob Beam’s To toe Editor, preme challenge to men’s po­ speaks to toe whole nation tional monetary systdm of ob­ braska and South I^ikota. lowshlp In toe church wanted t o ' .v ,= n JL BANTLY cushions, foam cushions 166.80 ■y." Yet It is not frankly true that a sizable President Gamal Abdel Nasser ‘«n..r telephone o r mall. As much as ( OMI’ \ M . I.Ni . Foster M attress...... 44.70 missile protest to toe Soviet gov­ Drug addiction la a paut of litical intelligence to toetr ca­ through his command of tele­ taining a sustained Improve- Scattered showers were re- present a scene from "Our ri'riit.’ning ns they are, the acts of part o f the undermining o f moral fiber sought and gained the' consent ------o ------— ------^ ...... half of the purchase price may . ;i M\i.N ernment, this Allce-ln-Wonder- every community In America, pacity to arrange and distrib­ vision and toe mass media, and .$59.00 18” Maple. Dropleaf End $109.00 221/2” Hexagonal Wine today Is due to the transgressions, con­ of the Kremlin to reinforce his ment In toe U.S. balance of pay- ported across toe northern and he tax deductible, a university li iM- • ’.ciu^ may ,iot be so dangerous In land attitude Is dangerous in toe unfortimately. Manchester has ute power BO as to achieve de­ he is toe man who speaks for ments posiUon. centiil Plains and Into toe up- vied 1 ^ year. S ^ e toe play’s ^ Table, opes to 36” ...... 40.22 Commode Table, red .... 67.00 scious or very nearly unconscious of the Suez air defenses as a condition ___ coDVrisrfat nrecludes such fraar- speaesman saia. extreme. realized its responsibility hi sired objectives and prevent toe \riioIe nation in the arena "Until toe payments position per Mississippi Valley. Rain He said toe previous'owners Unciv; 'Ml' . I he long nm .os the growing tendency of adult generatlMis? Not In such great of accepting the U.S. peace plan. this regard and has established anticipated evils. But it Is more of internsdlcnal affairs, which of toe United States is brought also fell in Oregon, Idaho, east- ^^JJ® ghin of toe • .ml.' to hold each other In small matters of courage as fighting Hitler. Beam forcefully warned Dep­ car has been dpeu- But that explanation rests on a Drug Advisory Onter. But, than that. Tl)e goals that are has come to dominate our lives. Into balance," he said, "It la Im- em Texas and southern Arkan- J**® P'®Y- from toe But In the smaller, day-to-day practices the wholly false Soviet premise uty Soviet Foreign Ifinlster Kuznetsov on Aug. 22 that toe of course, we can always do set form In a constitution— It Is not "radical” to suggest portant that toe deficit should sas. — town were recruited as actors memea. of life, where it Is ’’the Uttle foxes, tb ^ that President Nixon was al­ and stage personnel, and Mrs. i'bcre have always been s^ong us Soviet government would be more. Consequently, I urge all as well as toe dangers against that he be chosen by the whole be financed by the use of U.S. Morning temperatures ranged spoil the vines.” ready so deeply committed to citizens to make an effort to at­ which It guards — offer on in­ people, through their own reserve assets to the extent nec­ Douglas E’ennity undertook the • ..ole who in private and public livdS, One can easily list the petty dishones­ his peace plan that not only making a most serious miscal­ In toe 80s in toe southern por­ tend toe off-Broadway produc- sight to toe ruling values of its votes, without intervening and essary to avoid an excessive ex- Job o f director. ties, the moral lapses, the modem Indul­ would he himself excuse the vio­ culation if It took toe U.S. pro­ tions ot the nation and dipped , ;.,,...,e(3 Jn c'citin g dissentlon In pursi^t test lightly. Last week, toe for­ tlMi, "The Concept” , which will framers and their time. distorting mecheuilsms. panslmi of official holdings of Scott Grenon and iJnda Cla- gences, the compromises with coo- lations bttt would also compel Into the 60s In toe Northeast and r ' Uic selfish objective or some cause be presented at East Catholic The founding fathers wrote dollars by other countries." rahan (she’s from Manchester) science which, adding up, eat away at Israel to do the same. eign office kissed off Beam’s The second powerful idea un­ the Great Lakes area. protest as much ado about noth­ High School Auditorium on Oct. from toe perspective of their derlying toe direct election plan While noting somd "encourag- At Grand Island, Neb., toe will be playing Georg® and " y :u-e certain Is right. They ard the mankind’s moral bastions: Thus, the fiction that Mr. Nix­ 9 and 10 at 8:00 p.m. ing. own age. The Constitution they is the ancient democratic. idea loll of v/hich .soap operas and phony ’ITie so-prevalent use of every kind of on has the ‘same kind of satel­ This play concerns itself with include Mlkd dark as the Stage What that means is that gave us reflected their fear of of equality — expanded In our Canadian price developments, toe night for toe community’s drug and tranquilizer by parents, a prac­ lite control over Prime Minis­ drug addiction and rehabilita­ Manager, Steve Dascanio and ■ .•imunity crises are made. Soviet policy Is still based on a powerful executive, their 're­ own time to include the ballot Schweitzer said over-all stabili­ highest minimum temperature _ , „ tice 80 closely watched by the kids. 'The ter Golda Melr's government tion. The actors are ex-addlcts. toe same misreading of Presi­ liance on state government, box, through a concept of one zation efforts against stubborn tki- . . . . . (Pam Conover as Dr. and Mrs. ■.a matter of fact the temptation to petty cheating on inemne taxes and oth­ that Moscow has, say, over Bul­ The performance lasts two and In history for this time of year. . ___, d ...... dent Nixon which led to toe mis­ their preoccupation with com­ man-one vote. That this concept Inflationary momentum had The nrevlous record of 66 was ®‘****’ Paquette and ujKin something or someone faces er obUg^atlon toward government and so­ garia is a rigid tenet ot Soviet a quarter hours. The previous recora ot en was sile violations in toe first place merce — and, of course, their too is widely understood and met with some disappointment. ciety. The goesip which destroys reputa­ foreign policy In the Middle Bast Anyone desiring tickets may reached In 1921 and 1969. W ^bf - 'll, and the degree to which we resist —In short, that his desire to acceptance of slavery. accepted cannot be In douiit. “In both countries wage sdt- tions and sojirs goodwill. The driving at (not to mention the fiction that send a check or money order preserve toe peace plan will Similarly, toe later amend­ Even Professor Alexander Blck- tlements are still running sub­ Dally rehearsals of particular i; in the d'.igree to which we achieve. ■ 60 miles per hour in a 40-mlle zone. The the American Presl^nt can be in toe amount of $2.60 per ticket compel him to compel Israel to ments to the Constitution — co- el of Yale, an opponent of the stantially In excess cf normal cast members and full cost re­ . i'-'iliziition. indulgent permissiveness which allows, toyed with). In this tortured to “Concept” , care of Manches­ Armageddon ments to toe Constitution — cov­ direct election amendment, has productivity growth and toe hearsals are being hdid Friday e v e n encourages, children to "go Soviet logic of how the U.S.- com e to toe New York talks. ter High School, Manchester, ' s the Pre.sldent put It. . ."the final ering such assort^ topics as commented In another cont^ task of economic management Armgeddon, toe name of toe and Simday nights. Mrs. Bnri- steady” at the age of 10 or 12. The miss­ Israeli power equation really Behind this prepoatoroiM Conn. and even presidential disability 'o f the remuikahle acceiptiihce is clearly “ difficult,” he' de­ field In the plain ot Esdraelon ®o Flano and Robert Young are . 1- of iti.'alism lies in the rd&pect each ing of opportunlUes for an understanding works, toe U.8., by validating miscalculation lie other po­ . I urge you to do so today while — reflected toe changing con­ of the recent Supreme (Tourt de­ clared. ' wharo toe IsraeUtes fought assisting Mrs. Fennlty. : for the rights of others." dialogue with one’s children or one's Israel’s claim of violations, be­ litical - military factors that toe tickets last. cerns and shifting moods of toe cisions on one man-one vote. In He^ added; ”?I1id United Stotes maxiy battles with their ene- Any profit realized from the neighbors. The unwillingness to be ’’in­ came toe sinner and Moscow toe spell trouble for toe Soviets. Cordially, U is entirely possible that If the nation. It could hardly by other­ contrast to toe Court’s deaegre- and Can^ will need to ^Ued to any production wUl be uaed to ben- volved” when moral Issued confront a saint in toe ugly battle over There is no love here for the James L. Beattie, Jr. ific pioblenis of Vietnam war, poUu- wise, to r toe actual revision of gatiem rulings, which have been verevom In theirluou- protracted atobiU- — great decisived«<.iiiiva conflict ®flteflt the town’s youth In some community. toe peace plan. escalating Soviet military com­ satton efforts—with particular twi-uuvo iahuuui,. the Constitution — as distin­ resisted all toe way, CXmgress, way. ‘ i 'S. un.’iiiployment, and all the rest These are the small avoidances, the But toe'^'Soviet misreading of mitment to Egypt and no con­ guished from an academic exer­ toe leglalature and Uical gov­ care In the current sltiiaticm of missed chances, that tear away at char­ ■ "i.l b‘< solved in one burst, the frustra- Mr. Nixon goes farther. Russian fidence In Eg^t’s fighting Quotations cise like that ot Tugwell and erning bodies have all accepted economic slack to avoid exces- acter and stability. But opportunities capability. With the iSoviet posi­ “There are a lot of nutty peo­ ■ 111 that di.senehant young people who experts here are now actually company — required mobilizing toe sometimes painful p6Utioal slvdly expcuialonaiy policies need not be forever loot. There Is no time ple running around without any hinting that Egypt’s reinforce­ tion in toe kfiddle East now a so vast a part of our political consequences of the one man- that might nullify toe progress I" it th.'ir di.senchantment and older like the present to begin living the honest ment of its Suez Canal air de­ hard fact Eind with the opening regard for human life. I fetu- machinery as to guarantee that one vote rulings, because they already made against infla­ coujngeous dsiily life. Strength comes to . .• ^ who tend to deny It woi^d find oth- fenses played into U.S. luuids by of toe Suez Canal to toe Persian some crazy person is going to toe motive cause be a funda­ recognized that It waa, as the tion.” him who uses it. And the end result will -■■intets. ruling out all possibility of Gulf, toe Indian Ocean, and com e in here someday and wipe mental (Mie, at least In toe eyes saying goes, an Idea wboee Schweitzer noted that during , be the resurgence of morality and, in­ 'Ehist Africa an Immediate So- out 16 or 20 members who hap­ of toe contemporary citizenry. toe first , half of 1970, price In­ .1 it really the existence of such prob- time had come. deed, a happier, samer existence for the -viet goal, toe Kremlin does not pen to be sitting near toe galler­ That Is why it is so absurd When two such powerful creases In Industrial countries individual and for the community. — . SI that bothers us or it our seeming wan^\ any more Arab-Israelt ies.”—Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D- for toe opponents of, direct elec- forces as the nattcoaliaatlon of ware the largest since tod Ko- CHRISTIAN BCIBNCB MONITOR. Herald FUNERAL HOME ibility lo meet the challenge they rep- war. Ohio, successfully supporting a timi to argue, as they do, that the presidency and the accep­ It Is a “ truly radical” propo­ .. ■ lit that drives us to seek some kind But sUU deeper Soviet in­ House bill calling for a bullet­ tance of equality at the ballot 142 East Center Street Yesterdays sal. It may be lU-concelVM, volvement m Egypt la predlct- proof glass In front of toe TELEPHONE 649-7196 ■' lu.fioiitation, -violent or otherwise. at>le unless toe Kfemlin takes visitors' galleries. mistaken or dangerous (though (See Page Seven) % Dubious Generosity 2 5 Years Ago RUb BeRIZkO i since Congress has handed out pay Clifford RusseU Burr, leading raises to most Federal employes, in­ Fram ing nurseryman In town and toe cluding the lawmakers themselves, the ROY M. THOMHaON country, dies at age ot 66. i. luiiibor industry has done it again House recently decided the laigess Associate Director Hilliard Mills, a satellite plant :ll(! 2r-l. should be extended farther. ‘Rie benefi­ of United Aircraft Corporation, fo r that ciaries in this ceute are Federal “wage ' 19711 Daily News | STRIKING DIFFERENCE answ ers.... ■ iicf., us it has already been pointed board” workers, who handle mainte­ Is sold for $80,000 to woolens ■- In tho.se columns, the 2x4 was aCtual- nance and other blue-collar jobs at in- manufacturer. in , a;i well as nominally, two Inches by stallatloDB around the country. z. z -z. y Any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ The wages o< these employes are 10 Years Ago BLACKTOP MVEMENTS ,ir inches. tor prompt tsrvica, phonm cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for suppoed to be "comparable” to the Prescott Hurl is elected mas­ I It must be pointed out, in all hondsty, a dependfdile answer. No obligation, natur­ pay recrived by workers who do simi­ ter councilor of John Mather t f t iiia w i w H a r d w fo r * 'i.i occasionally the smaller dimension lar jobs in private industry. Under toe Chapter ot DeM day. ally. bill ^proved by toe House, the Fed­ and Supply. Inc. fdlov/ed to vary a bit, normally on Buckley School and Sautters m M U B f « . _ • *»*— Perhaps this question has been on your eral employe’s wage could exceed that' Pond are considered as moet Prsp. •ti-jng side like a bp.ker’s dozen. A m in d: of his private-industry counterpart by likely sites, for next neighbor­ U per cent, c«nnpared with 4-per cent at .-.-!it ^itudy of the framework of- an hood swimming’ pools. Q. Is there a customary amount given a house showed that of 67 2-bys present. In addition, toe House measure provides up to 10 per cent extra pay for clergjfman as an honorarium for his serv­ ' -sured, 11 exceeded 2 Inches across night work. If) 3 could be said to have meeunired ,Though that may sound flnelfor toe A Thought for Today McmehestM’ ice in a funeral? I than 2 Inches. /Ihe rest were record- pjederal employes, tor some of them Sponsored by toe Manchester EmblMn CInb 2S1 toe outcome may not in fact be so A. The family decides the amount to give, u:i having’ been a true 2 Inches wide, Council of Churches dandy. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird based on their financial cimimstances and ->r take a fuzzy splinter.) wams.Ahat hla department wUl have to The Greek word for prayer i-i from that detail It was possible drop thousands of workers if toe bill be­ CARD their appreciation of his interest, effort comes law; it simply lacks funds to pay means "to wish for.” ’The Ger­ I.) L-ilk of a 2x4 and think of two to help . . . and . . . perhaps his personal the Increasea. The same result seems man word ,for prayer means PARTY probable at other agencies. “to beg." The English word in being present to help. Pay­ means "to entreat, Implore, ask t loii-il one generation has come In a way It’s much like the sltuatlaii In private industry. When emplc^ere are earnestly or, supplicate, beg." ment need not be made at the service. It I -I'i by now which talks of a 2x4 ’The Hebrew word mesuis "to ELKS HOME with an extension pt&>ne-as low as $1 a month^ forced to pay an uneccoomic wage In­ IW iir" ■’* *■ should, however, be sent soon afterward thinks automatically of .one and crease, either by a unlon-lmpoeed con­ Judge oneself.” It signifies self- ■ I ail inches by three and, five tract or by a boost in toe Federal mini­ examination, an inquiry into toe with a note of appreciation. We will gladly 1 mum wage, they have to trim, costa state of one’s soul,'.to make it THURS.Z SEPT. 24 ■t; i, .-hds, dsauming that the ready for communication with discuss individual cases with a family . . . somewhere, and they often do it by lay­ 8 F J L It .>f one an4 five el^ts inches by ing off 'Workers. God. (Albert S. Goldstein) i f asked. 111) five eighths inches could ever Tbe Federal wage board workers In From A Modem Treasury ot Biliiiiniiinils and t . Illy iuituniatlc. danger ot that treatment aren’t going to Jewish Thoughts Door PriMs e^reclate their proposed new compara- Submitted by Rabbi Leon Wind ueiuim OF m e m r / Southern New EnglandT^lephone i-vcn tljils reconstructed gSkisra.- Established 1874-Three generations of Service hUlty. — WALL STREET JOURNAL. Temple Beth Sholom PnbUe WeloMae •In addition to one-time chargee which may apply. -T'’.

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P A G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HEIIALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. MONDAV, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 South Windsor Hebron Manchester with whom she ★ SPECIAL SEPT. 17 - 23 ★ made her home, and Mra. R. Columhid Town’s Recreational Needs Obituary M. Joslln of West Redding; a Police Log Lydall Enters New Market, G>imcil Mulls BAHLER FARMS ICE CREAM ------89e brother, George Halblg of Half GoEon — SAVE 20e Southhampton, P a .; a sister, Subject of Forum Thursday Commission Flavora: Vanilla, Chocolste, Sferawbeiry and OoOea Horace E. Peckliain Mrs. Wilfred Kershaw of WU- Two Valuable Dogs a r r e s t s Horace E. PecUiam, 66, o< Uamqx>rt, Fa.; five grandchil­ Robert B. Brown, 42, of 21 Faces Contract Holdover The Hebron Recreation Com- peas, fruit cup; Friday, orange Hewingfton, form erly of Man­ dren and five great-grandchll- Harlan St„ charged with failure Nominalions int.Qinn w ill hold an open forum Juice, fish sticks, parslled potato, chester and past grand chan­ A major diversification, m^or portion of I ^ 'S earn- He has patented a variety of Thursday evening at 8 at,, toe shredded lettuce and tomato drpn. Killed at Columbia to obey a st<9 sign. He w iu ar- ' nie Town Oi^cil will meet cellor of the Connecticut Grand Funeral______services will be to- restedr^ted yesterday morning at j „ -nnlTonl- hold Ih**- processes In the manufactun of Hebron Elementary School salad, com bread, aroj®®®**®®- Two valuable dogs belonging Democratic Women Oakland and Main Sts. Court . an and *a contract hold government cwitract por- the powder as weU as in the pro- at 8 o’clock tmlght to Town auditorium to discuss toe rec- Week’s Sobedme Lodge, Knights of Pythias, died morrow at 2 p.m’ at St. Mary's The local Democratic Women . . . _ . - Kanir in cmvammAnt. nual- " ...... ■ n . Hall. Heading toe agenda will I^oie^Toiinu yesterday at Hartford Hospital gSplscopal d ilir ^ . The Rev. famtUes were shot to date Oct. S. back in g o y e n iih e n t b u si- steel baU bual- ducOon of fe irlte magnets. He reaUonal needs of the commun- The following meeting Md the weekend One ’"®®* Wednesday at the ness fo r the balance o f 1970 "J a ^ e d by the Waalu has also developed a new prod- M toe fining of two commla- activities axe scheduled fo r this after ^ short Illness. He was Qeorge-----«•- -• P. ------Noetrand, ------rbctor, death over the weekend,weekend. oneOne ^of Mrs. James C----- slon vacancies. ity- die husband of Mrs. MJembera of toe Commission week: i»inaire officiate, Burial Will be In was a pure bred Airedale, Lake Road at 8 p.m. for the Dwlrtt J. Drake, 28, of Bast were announced today by Inc., subsidiary. uct which ta c o ^ d ^ superior Tte two vacan6Ies to be fiUed Siegel Peckham. Cemetery. feel that to order to best serve Monday: ” * " * Gwendolyn, belonging to Mr. first' meeting of the season. Co- Hartford, charged with faUure R ob^ P. ^ller, chair^^, Nrm-Govornment to are alternate member ‘ of toe Board of Finance meeting, Mr. Peckham was bom Feb.. watWns TT»UlllU»' FuneralJP UIlOlcM Home,n.vlliVf 14S M.'wm W_ T if hostess nnfltAfIfl Willwill beItA JMmMrs. EdwardKftWara ^6^ display lo||UlkACbUM®istration plates,Lnovoo. AllUand A.»CMlldDaniel hJUtaEaaSudarsky, 0*VJ > presi- AvVViAlUl*According tow-,* Peter Sudawky,jt w Planning and Zoning Commis­ toe community. It should hear VITAMIN D MILK 23, 1904 In Lebanon, and had j. center St., Is In charge of Y-eonnuin' nthnr Connole Members am urged He was arrested yesterday eve- dent of Lydall Inc., Man- executive vice president of Su- In quality, U leu expenMve to the Ideas, requests and even 8:80 p.m. Town O ffice BuUdtog. sion, and member ot toe Park Regional District 8 Board of In Two Va-Gol. No Dt|iaiil, No Ratwm Uved in Manchester for "W arrangemente. w u T T -^ a ^ s ^ m d iS - S^^tond ” d meSJLml^ nlng at Center aiT Broad Sts. SChester-based te r-lJ e d manufactur- parlor Steel i BaU, the company's produce, and contain, no lead, . and Recreation Commissioti. complaints of those people In­ years before g o ^ to N e w l^ • T^ere are no calling hours. ^ welcome terested to all forms of rec­ Education meeting, 7:80 p.m., nr of fiber board naner and into the ferribB powder Sudarsky pcdnted out that The lattdr post was held until Rham High School. 41 years ago. He was employed family suggests that any... _. Public Health Nurabig meSl ^ u c ta ’ «®“ *■ part of LydaU'a dlve^- scrap metal which reaUlta tom recently by Rudolf Durig, who reation. for 29 years at the Spencer 'Tur- n jem orlal. cimUfbutlona be ^J*^*®*" Hierefore, toe Commission Tuesday: PURE aORIDA ORANRE lUNE 1.1 n ' W o * iuo..er«n,i Kofnm w— — Biowne of Hunt Road Tina, [mflhe e in-iowntrl-town ± Publictiouc neaiuiHdalth Robert W. Newkirk Jr., 26, of **,JL Announced ®caUonficaUon Into manufacturing the company's steel baU ntanur la moving out of state. His term hopes to hear from all age Planning and Zoning Commis­ h "'®^® ^ **'® **■ Oto of Nursing Agency has scheduled East Hartford, charged with V , " ® “ dependent upon gov- facturlng c^raU ons In New would have expired Dec. 1, sion meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ he retired last nor'a choice. “® ^ ,ts ai^ual meeting for -niurs- faUure to stop for a md light. ®™«®”‘ ‘”^®”- 1971. groups and from both organiz­ S t o v i - I . ! . ed and non-organlzed groups fice BuUdtog. He was a m em ^ ~'‘ See fibers revive— colors come Funeral services will be Hartford Hospital. She was the to drop the matter but to get to homestead- Parker^ Robert F. tree, 16, of plastic-bonded magnets which sold their home on Beldon Rd. peaches; Tuesday, ham salad bron Rams , vs. Mlddlefield Wednesday at 10:80 a.m. at the widow of John W. Bohlto. the bottom of It." »PAifor And J«An MitcheU to RockvUle, a passenger to the struck by smaU stones Satur- are made by extruding a mix­ qliVel Everything dry, ready aftemoon. Iha windshield and will be moving to Califor­ and cheese sandwich, JeUo Tigers, 1:80 p.m., Rham High for use in just a few hours.- Carlson Funeral Home, Frank- Mrs. Bohlto was bom July IOl Bloodmobile Hush and Susan Swltier m e. «sr», jiub. xiuui Aauiinujr « i v------TuTBiHAnne Mouslgllo to Of 186H Center St. was struck lot of the Klock Corp. (m Tol- 29-year-old poUce chief oC this l^J^?*mower8°*^rtr'(^^ garding assessments. The JamUy s ^ ^ that any ^_^ester ^d__Mro^^ R o^ m ^of the chapter for many “ ^and of by ^othe^ vehicle Batartoy «^^Tpk®- was stolen Saturday al Motors and Cl^^er^ilone It will also reconvdy the Mcmchnotinr G llb «t & SuMvan Worifshop memorial contributions may bo Cadoret of Canton; and a son, y e ^ . a ka- RnrkvUle land and buUdtogs on morning. The other vehicle left night made to the United Methodist Roland W. auuto of RhtoeoUff, Mrs. Carl Goellne and her ^ * ^ ® ' Duuaings on R ^ B u ih e,™ became chief are expected to need 60 to 100 right-of-way to Savin Brotoera Church of Newington or to the^'N.Y., seven grandchildren and telephone committee have been n u o. ______of the 17-man force about seven o* Powder per to exchange for new rlg^t-of- months ago, was tocommunlca- ^® ''^^'dous way with completed sewer line. CHANGE IN AUDITION DATES Newington Crippled ChUdren's two great-grandchUdren. “ “ t Mmmherter Evening Herald' Cars driven by Degnna M. Manchester Area Recreation Department Dl-' i f * » Home. Fhneral services wUl do Sunday night as scattered re- ®l®^rical devices on their auto- TOTM---a mL a virI m iTinpfwQUCTIOII riaar lEnw OT WOmOffOT "W alk - ins ard always wel- Columbia corroeponden* Virgin- Driate of 65 DelmMit St. and rector James Snow has an­ « . a 0 ^ 0 CO.. - •* " J J MORSE ports of gwifire to both white *"obUes. Wednesday at the BrownUc Fu­ «$ ca 4 # V *■ . come." ^ Carlson, tel. 228-9224. ' Earl B. Christopher of 22 Eliza- Homeowners and black neighborhoods Riqt^ndtog (Market nounced tod need for a volley­ Infant Rudd neral Home to Melbome, Fla. beth Dr. were Involved to an NEW DATES ARE: Shea Funeral Home to New reached the p0867 born— on- ...... Friday.fc«^“ Atomto"cha;itor, Phi Mu ^A A V icitgii A c tl/ h T I States during 1966, for exam- A^^a lln Square, New Brltata, to con- Highland St. last night. He was •tn.V'I'XXFXl pie, contained appraximatoly (R tn U photo by Plato Graveside services werd held “ Wethersfield, formerly of sorority. g^portty, wUl meet tonight at 8 ^ Masmilc memorial ser- Injured, and taken to Manches- nigni. BEsiness AatORlatiOR this afternoon at Ellington Cen- Manchester, died Friday at St. .1 1. . Presbyterian Church,------43 ^uct , , u,Ho^e E ^r Memorial Hospital where he At the home of Mrs. Evelyn five million pounds of ferrite Mrs. Alice Foote, who marks hw 102nd birthday today, time between permanent magnet powder, ter Cemetery. The Rev. Donald Prancls Hospital, Hartford. She gpruce St The event is open to '^®® *^® *®*®. *** was treated and discharged. Shorey, 119 Cemetery Rd. it Is birthday callers to get in a few more stitches on her patchwork qmlt. IngUs, pastor of the ElUngton was the widow of Thomas J. mgnibgrs and friends. Dr. A. E. Peckham, a member. Sought On -nils market will continue to Midieast Goflipater Programming ------reported that several items As of Monday, Sept. 21st Congregatlcnal Church, officl- Egan. Ertskan wUl speak about his ex- grow rapidly when other appU- ated. Mrs. Egan was bom Feb. 28. ^rlences aboard the hospital The Women’s Society of Chris- Cars driven by Mlklos F. taken. Ronald Koehler, 99 Vote Reform cations for flexible magnets are At-a-Glance Ddokkeeping/Aceomting Survivors, besides hislus par- ib »» m aiancnesier ana \%naawxa hsuv-». - jj gg HOPE. , — The HOPE ta Service of Souto Unlt^ O y^ri of Wtodror alto Aim Q,gngt<^ reported his developed, such as storm Oldest Hebron Resident Feted MISS EDNA (Oontlnntd from Page One) (Continued from Page One) will be associated with ents, include his maternal ed to Wethersfield for several the'^jiational social service proj- 6*^ to^Ow^ tovS^^^V^ m ^ Id fto T s t house “ad been ransacked while doors, closures In other appU- grandparents,frt-nnHnnrwnta Mr.M r andnnA Mrs.MrH years.veara. ShaShe waawas a communicant . - sorority.------.a.. season tonight at Inwlved In an accl®‘-®®n O o i«»i“ i Ellington Ave., RockvUle, was Survivors Include a son, Ed- church. After dinner, there will i’X Betsey were keeping tight control over Hebron’sHebron’s oldest resident, Mrs. education axat me the age of 14 after Idft-handed and my Specials on Perms! Involved ITmtaerif'LiytW^i'oraJiy G® ’ Manchester, the Su- to charge of arrangements. ward______E.______Egan__ of______Manchester; jjg ^ business meeting. The dell. Members ' are asked to was luvuivou ui lui M.K. uwu -J n bctwecn the two fPMit runners, perior Steel Ball Company, the city, at anyone who AUceUlce Foote, today Is celebrat- jjjg ninth grade,grade. toE right-handed found it toc $15.00 Perm WUl Be $12.50 tor 1 M o ^ 183 Ann St., Hirtford a diu^ter," Mrs’.' Cha^l’es R. m‘eml7ra' of tile bring a gift wrapped article for with a car driven by OrvUle I* v^ue was t^en. venturedsntured from his home. tog her 102nd birthday at the ghegjje recalls iapplying tor difficult.” Please caU 640-0201 for appointment Other weekend Vernon poUce Opponents who succeeded to igtew Britain, and their subsldl- Mrs. Bose Belyea Kleza of Wethersfield: five program' comitottee, are Mrs. ® Wishing WeU marked as to Oeveland ot 14 Alpine 8t.. Sat- r>tl,«r wAAkend CAIRO—Al Ahram, the se- Meadow® Convalescent Home to teachingleUUllUlK certification at the -age o - During her -- lifetime,---- - r Mra age and whether for a boy or a urday night on zriato St. near action: ***fc^^*IS arles, has been to operation mlofficial______Cairo newspaper, _ said Manchester. ister. of le.16. After answering many Foote has been\^en active toin churclicniirciu ROCKVILLE — Mra. Rose grandchUdren, and several Klton Ungard, chairman; Mrs. ag nr a ..rd»„ y mgnA.»hf on mam «o»., »m. near pj^rtous. 48. of 70 7^® “*® Senate’s debate-closing since late December 1969. Belyea, 92, formerly gaged trick radio broadcast to make years spent to Colchester Im- pigg of her writing and arith- ^tional Church. She taught RockvUle convalescent hospital at.9:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill nam and Mrs. Dean 'Trevitenlck. The administrative board of poUce charged Richard J. charged with faUure to grant to the manufacture of fiber and guerrillas to the field beUeve mediately toUowing her mar- „ietlc and displaying her read- Sunday School there, sang to ^ after a long Illness. She v^as the ______Funeral______Home,____ 580______Elm St., North United Methodist Church ^gigg^____ _ jg _ g,______ToHand with faU-il>® right of way to a vehicle packaging board, specialty pa^ their leaders had rejected an rlage to Edward Foote to 1889, ing ability, she was accepted, the church choir, and waa pre«- a widow of John Belyea. Rocky HIU, with a Mass of Re- The VFW Auxiliary will honor ^*i "leet tonight at 8 at the yjght of way. ** tlon process They were led by P®” ’ ®^®* halls and beartog Egyptian-sponsored cease-fire Mrs. Foote had spent her en- ;^ter two years Of teaching ddnt of the Ladles Aid Society PLAZA DEFT, STORE PILGRIM MILLS The funeral was this morning o qulem..ia ™ at»♦ .hAthe Church A,of «,Athe ta In-. tour riAiHGold fltoAStar xrAth»r«Mothers fnmnr.tomor- church. TThe -,, car he waa drivtog was In­ Involved toIn a two-car accident ‘ ^ corn]components, grease fittings and and keep shooting. Government tire life to Hebron prior to mov- hi Columbia and three to Bol for 25 years. • (We Have A Notion To Please) invites you to on from the Whlte-Gibson Funeral carnation at 10. Burial will be row at a buffet dinner at 6:30 on Rt. 88. Driver of the other V rT lubrication equipment. The forces retaliated, and the war, tog into the Meadows. ton, she said, "I was making $9 She has also been ®cOve « ^ E. M IDDLE T PK E . (N ext to Popular BDrt.) volved in an accident with a^ car was Laura Touhess of Ver- *^®h- and Sam J. Brvto, D-N.C. operates eight plants to Home, 66 Elm St., with a Mass in St. James’ Cemetery. , p.m. at the Poet Homq. Guests The Womens Society of Chris- which might have been stopped The daughter of Julius Hills, a week when I left to be mar- the Hebron Gran^ an A OPEN WED., THUB8,, FRI. tiU 0 car operated by James A. T f- non. Pistorious Is scheduled to Uhro-HIgh Frequeney ot requiem at St. Bernard’s Friends may caU at the fu- of honor are Mra. Isabelle i, United ^ Andover, Saturday night 17i^A>r“ 7 * '" 7 n r ic i7 iT “ 7nrAii7t six localities to Connecticut, by the truce, was extended. she waa bom lii 1868 In the rled.” P®®i G Church. Burial was to St. Cath- neral home tmlight from 7 to 9. Heritage, Mra. Martha Erickson, Methodist ChurchwUl meet to- ToUand -rpke. near the Wl- Circuit Rockvilie Maine, New Hampshire, Penn­ UNITED NA-nONB, N.Y.— house presently owned by the jifg. Foote vividly recalU year membersmp pm. « FASHION SHOW erine’s Cemetery, Broad- -- Brook. - Mrs. M a ^ a ret Brown and ... Mra. night at 6:80 In Cooper Hall of Court 12 on Oct. 6. sylvania, Indiana, and 'Fennes- Debate on the Ifid d le East prob- Landons on West St. her first years on the farm. She In 'the early thirties, she was ^ i/2 PRICE PAINT SALE the church. The mission theme Mrs. Belyea was born to Cora Blow. Oct. 6. CahUI Cripps, 21, of West Suf- ^Petitions Filed lem opined to the U.N. General In 1891, her husand purchas- wanted to help Jier hubtmd with a reporter for The Manchester ^ irmOMmesot SCVCnIff&l of the meeting Is ‘ "The Ameri­ fieldUOiU wasWO0 «JAA(AAKOUcharged withWAVAl AfAAAUAVfaUure « ^ . Assembly today for the first ed land on Rt. 94 and the farm the chores hut he told her, "you Herald. But, "to there toys, g Broad Brook smd had Uved to South Windier Reg. 79c Pints N O W ® EACH featuriiMi M e C n ira P n tte n is the RockvUle area for over 50 Preceptor Gamma Chapter, cas.” Mra. Herbert McKinney to drive a reasonable distance IT ! Kflfl Oy ' time since shortly after the was named Foote Hills Farm, take care of the house and I’ll she said, "I only wrote GUeadw 39 John E. MaGowan, 23, oc gpgrt alter being wHh lovely years. She wsu9. a communicant Beta Sigma Phi rorority, will Is chairman. » 0* apart after being Involved to an a J June 19OT w ar H er son, Robert, and grand- take care of the farm ing” . She news. There wasn’t much more g We ^ v e AU The Desired Colors! of St. Bernard’s Church and a Judge Suspends meet tomoirow at 8 p.m. at the —— RockvUle was charged with faU- accident on Rt. igs. Vernoij. _ ^bert F. Taggart, 86 Ta't- BEIRUT—Another planeload son, Edward, sUU Uve there and ,ji P®*® i®R- His car was to- PoUce said the Cripps car race Dr., Rockville filed a vol- ■ iCBlOlrWT PmOCiwW member o f the American Legion home of Mra.^Apdrea Massa, o f Red Crow med- operate a smaU dairy bustoeas. haying tim e and drove the She Is d ls a p j^ te d to r e ^ - M Auxiliary. Sentence Given 111 Harvest Lane, Glastonbury. chester superintendent ot 'solved to an acetdent Saturday struck the rear of one being untary petition of bankruptcy to ^ ^ 1«B3 Mrs. Foote and her hoJW. >"®ny "lovdly old farms 0 She has no Immediate sur­ ___ schoolB, and Edward TlmbreU, “ilbt with a car driven by driven by James Benevento of today to U. S. District Cburt, ^ 2< Beirut to Amman today husband moved to her present Taking care of the house was to Hebron being broken up for _ vivors. Linda C. Daly Llovd _ _Bemis _ a bro^/e^raal _ principal of Keeney St. School, 8b®rwi A. Palmer of 144 Homestead St., Manchester. Hartford. He Usted his UabUl- Linda C. Daly, 27.04 121 Mas- /eeto^7 wlS his assets ^ Harry Hletala m A “ ™ namlc New England” tomorrow ®“e to be voted on to November ***'«» to Manchester Memorial RockvUle court op Oct. 6. as $1,100. SOUTH WINDSOR — Harry en a stispended sentence of one Local creditors are Hartford Hletala, 60, ot Enfield, brother year and placed on probation Glub of Manchester at the School addition tonight at 8 at “ discharged. Court date Oct. COVENTRY National Bank, $1,299.04; W.T. of Mra. James Reardon of for two years on a charge of Manchester Country Club, the Keeney St. School cafeteria. (*• Wilfred Sheltra, 30, of School Grants, RockriQe, $421.89; Ver- South Windsor, died Saturday at embessUng |1,475 from the — ---- A fter the discussion, there wlU St., Coventry was charged Sat- non National Bank, $206.88; Rlt- q J *, 1 rvii~ - An alert and enthusiastic about drivtog a car. When the l»fore Urn to^ v e COMPLAINTS his home. South Windsor Bank A Tkust Memorial -Temple Pythian be a questiem and answer urday with speeding. He is ter Ftoanco, RockvUle, $868; Earl Skyjack Th reat woman, Mrs. Fopte spoke of her, Footes purchased their first liquor law. Now sh Survivors also include two Co Wapping Branch today in Sisters wlU meet tomorrow at period. -The meeting, sponsored A garage at 27 Saultera Rd. scheduled to appear to Manches- 'Town of Vernon, $88.40, and H it e L u f U ia iu a early days to town. automobile, her husband Insist- that package Get the money sons, a daughter, four brothers, u. B District Court Hartford * P-"'- i" G as the Meadows is holding an Get Up To $1,800 in Cast) iowii. -fti West Haven, 15 teachers YWCA classes starting tomor- one," he said. Church were broken Saturday oqraUc Town Committee wUl Real Estate Cb and vice piuiirl open house to her honor fnxn Friends may caU at toe fu- have been summoned to Su- *'®''*^ ®*'® • Y-wlves, 9 to 11:80 Chase Manhattan and First ®tternpon. jj^ar its executive boanl recom- nian of toe United Fund n# There is no better way 2 to 4 p.m. neral home tonight from 7 to perior Court Tuesday. a-m.; preschool-creative dance National City bemks of New ------mend toe name of Jon L. Ntr- Manchester. He said camDalvn to visit other exciting Who Is Tho Yo Yo Chomp off Mcmehnlor? Among the many relatives, •• Last week Superior Court *or boys and girls, 10 to 10:45 York declined Immediate com- , A flag p"-: creative crafts , for men ment on Morgan Guaranty’s was bent sometime . Friday vacancy on the Town Board o t =ble to Genove' tor " Represen- of DANIELS TRAVEL RUY A DOZEN DONUTS AND GET A Two Big Shews! Mra. Augusta E. Nelson dered fines of $60 a day for rank ®***i women, 12:30 to 2 p.m.; move. ^ e gratote---- .. -foundation of Dlrwtora. N ^ was recom- taOve Committee and nuLUed to AGENCY, 35 Barry Rd., Nathan AgosttodUl; Robert Mra. Augusta E. Nelson, 82, of and file teachers and $100 a' ®b^- She But they estimate only <94 of rreeatlonal Church wiU have a criminal courts and estaUlsh- urday night. rectors at lU Oct. 6 meeting Utical social events ^ when traveltog. You can 255 W. Middle Turapilte, Manchester, Conn. do it again., Birthdays have a ?® town’s 660 teachers have potluck tonight at 6:30 In the tog time limits for the dlspos- — =— Norris U associated with his If you’re Interested to work pack things to toem to keep way of coming around very . . A ti*® picket lines Robbins Room of toe church, tion of various stages of crim- A car passing below the W. father C. Leroy Norris, to toe tog on the MesUU t e ^ ^ i your suitcase neat. You can fast, you know.” tera to toir ctoss- Francte Knl-^ht will show sUdee Inal and clvU cas» to Improve Middle Tpke. overpass of the j„hn L. Jenn^tosuranie ^ ^ caU TOom ^ repack articles that are ten. Mrs. Allan Helkklla rooms. of the^hmont Gardens. the efficiency of the courtxtwm. WUbur Cross Highway was cy at 857m t b E.< Center O*St. EXIKam DelRd. attU damp with no barm.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEl^il. COHN.. MONDAY, ^^teM BER 21, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN AfANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 Manchester the problem to be as great at South Windsor Hospital Phone JimilK> Jets high altitudes, although thO Vernon Two Facing Hospital Notes tests revealed that —contrary Hartford Road TRftVCL AOEflOY The telephone number for to iMig-held .belief vortices of Charges in Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Pose Threat big jets do not readily dissipate ' R ep r^ en tatives T o TMscuss Paving Starts Margaret Slowick Readies SEEKHN y m a n t f } ) m c M tal was changed a few vdien formed at 80,000 feet and iBtanMdiaie Osn 8enii> months ago, but too late to sdiove where most jetUners Repaving of Hartford Rd. be­ be listed correctly In the new W ith W inds cruise. ^ m u s a i l Area Breaks PART-TIME OUTSIDE SALES PEOPLE pttvate, nosB-2 pan., ana 4 p.m. $225^500 Appropriation gins tomorrow, and, the follow­ Merit Award Semi-Finals 8 pju.; private fooma, It ajii.- phone books. The hospital FAA officials cannot say pre­ No previous experience necessary , number is 646-1222. (Oontlniied from Page One) ing traffic patterns will be In “ All the Uda in senior home­ Manchester police have served Continue In your present portttoa. a pjB., and 4 ajn.-a pan. cisely how long the vortices last ^ The Board of Representativea ed on tonight include those of effect for about two weeks, room clapped and congratulated added Information warrsmts on CALL FOB INTERVEENP i : ra n n ta aDinrea a 747 jumbojet deliberately flew at high altitudes, but estimates will discuss two proposed ordi­ three supernumerary police­ while the Job la being done by range from a feiw minutes to me when It came over the loud­ low St., South Windsor; Mrs. into the preceding plane’s vof- nances at the meeting to be held men: Oeorge C. Carroll, Wil­ Monaco and Sons of Qlaston- two men facing other charges popular aCbevB, a pan.*a pan. Dorothy M. Gibson, 113 Henry tex. half an hour. txMlay at 7:80 p.m. at the Ad­ liam Heraog and Richard Turn­ bury: speaker," said Miss Maigaret In East Hartford, charging them \- M t Iw loet la aanXI pan., St.; Mrs. Bessie H. Mehr, West At 60 feet above the runway Given the longer time and jet­ ministration Building. er. One-way traffic from Main S t Slowlck. In connection with a total of 21 liner cruising speeds of 600 4 paB.*a pan. WlUington; Mrs. Caroiine L. the 737 suddenly jerked into a The ordinances, both con’c^m- Other appointments are those to Pine St. from 8 to » a.m. Miss Slowlck Is the first semi- miles an hour, this means the breaks at local business since btonatve OaM and Oonoaxy Randolph, 33 Hyde St.; Mrs. 28-degree bank. ’Hie rig^t wing Ing the purchase of land by the of Brian R. Will to the Oonser- The road will be closed from finalist In tlvB history of South. O ani Inunedlato only, twisting winds could stretch out town, will ask for total appro­ vatlon Commission for a one' Windsor High School to be the beginning of the year. Diana S. Rockwell, Bolton. dipped almost to the runway ^ ,, EVERY TIME YOU 3HOP POPULAR’S t ajn. to 8 p.m. for paving. MERCURY anytime, limited to five mtn- and the plane yawed abruptly b ® ^ d the jets for ^ paUes. .Also, Mrs. Mildred Loomis, priations of $226,600. One parcel yearderm and Allen P. Wallen, One-way traffic will be allow­ named In the National Merit Arrested on Circuit Court 12 UnUl this year, the F A A re­ to the same commission, for a warrants charging them with 186 E.' Center St.; Charlene D. leftwwd. YHtbout excepthmal LOW DISCOUNT PRICES...AND of land, located on LaJce St. is ed from 8 p.m. to end of die Scholarship CorporaUon Pro­ t r a v e l a g e n c y aiaton ttyi FaHtera, U aan.* quired a three-mUe horisontal three-year-term. gram. During a regular school and entering were WUlam Dro- Krumm. 67 Village St., Rock- pilots at the control, FAA to be purchased for future town work shift (about 4:80). e NO 8EBVIOB OHABOS U>4S pan., and d M p.m.-8 separation and a 1,000-foot verti­ Also to be acted upon are the session last we«ek. Principal an dentering were William Dro- 646-2756 'vlUe; CecU G. McGill, 45 Dave- cials said, the plane would have YOU GET TOP VALUE STAMPS! use, propably a school. This site Two-way traffic will be allow­ pan.; o tten , 8 pan.-4 p.m., and cal spacing between all alrchaft resignations of the following: Ralph T. Conlon announced that han, 27, of East Hartford, and well Rd., South ,'Wlndaor; John crashed. Privn tlfKtlv. Mon S Tutt. only • S.pt. I I S M, ItTO wiu cost -iioo.eoo. ed overnight \HMervatiiMs For e Hotels o AliltaMS # dtaa pan.-a pan. because of wake turbulence haz­ Richard J. Hyer from the Ver­ m a n Guthrie, 21 Hemlock St.; Mrs. Quantity RIgliti RtMrv.4 The second parcel to be con­ she had been named to the pro­ Lee''Johnson, 22. of Vernon. ------•Ihere are reports that an ards. non Police department; Paul E. Age Umita: 18 in matemlty, Dorothy Blanchard, 167 E. Cen­ sidered on Old Town Rd. will gram and that It was a “ great Most of the Breaks involved F104 fighter plane used In the Just before the first commer­ Herbst from the Permanent U in other anas, no ttmit in cost $126,000 and is specifically honor" for him to make- this coin boxes from vending mach­ ter St.; Joseph MainviUe, 640 N. tests was flipped upside derwn cial flight of the 747 In January, Building Committee and Noel for construction of additional Public Records annotmcement — noting that it ines In service stations. The two Main St.; Bernard F. Bantle, when the pilot flew Into the vor­ the government Issued an "In­ J. Belcourt from the Planning further confirmed his knowl­ East Hartford. tex of one of the giant jets. high school facilities. Warrantee Deeds are charged in connection with The adminietiatton reminds terim order" to give 747s a min­ Commission. edge that “South Windsor’s breaks at Boman’s Mobil (Feb. Also, Mrs. Patricia A .' aty- Asked about this, A1 Morris­ m i r a c l e The board will also be asked -Grace L. Demers to Elwyn visitors that with construction imum of 10 miles horisontal se­ Several reports will be made: faculty and students were put- 12, Aug. 23), Listro’s Cltgo (Feb. tych, 58 Hany Lane, RockvlUc; sey of F A A ’s Flight Standards paration and a 2,000-foot verti­ to approve the appointment of W. Graffam, Marjorie 8. Gral- Older way, parktng space la John McAlmont, town planner standing.** 16), Don’s American (March 8, i t i Peter A. Russah, 66 Ordway Dr., Service, said: ’"Ihe F104, hav- Donald B. Eklen to fill the imex- fam and Dorothy J. DtFronzo, limited. Tisttnrs are asked to cal separation from all other wuiwill give a suiuia status report on ine the a. Burnham St., Miss Slowlck, 17, Uves at 9 May 6, July lO), Don Willis South Windsor; WlUiam G. An­ ing a short wingspan, did ex- planes, pired term of Arthur Callahan, hear with the hospital while the Community Development Action * a" mo Buckland Rd. and is the daugh­ Garage (March 8, June 9, July • bdl frin^* • derson, 166 Eldridge St.; Mrs. perlence rather drastic results n ils prompted the French Jr., who has resigned from the ter of Mitchell Slowlck and tlie 10) ', Marlnelli’s Flying A (March • rick rocks • brcW » Catherine (Aleman, TalcottvUle; as a result of vortlcea Not only government to announce It board. Both men are Republi­ MatgaMl Biowlok Schwebel, on conflict of inter- Ronald ^ W. Nlvlson to Patri­ late Mrs. Anne (Daley) Slowlck. 11) , McNalTs Sunoco (March 28, Mrs. Judith A. Nurmi, 14 Heidi the F104 but other light planes would prohibit the 747b from cans. eats; the Recreation Commis­ • weiring • M n g n WHIP cia C. Nlvlson, property at 42 She is a member of the Latin tj,e finals In scholarship compe- April 2), Libby’s Chevron (April Fatienta Today: 240 Dr., RockvlUe; Mrs. Alice L. were rolled out, pushed out of flying into (Paris’ Orly Field, Other appointments to be act- sion on the Teen Center and Val- Dover Rd. and Current Affairs Clubs and is titlon by receiving the endorse- 2), Jim’s Atlantic (May 28), yes, yen’ll marvel at our wonderful ADMITTED SATURDAY: Eldridge, 34 Union PI.; David the vortices. During maneuvers Ihe FAA so, 'Wellwood Prances Crosby, 20 Spruce St.; last November after striking the and the 707s. Center in lieu of a $10,000 bond. At present, about 66 of Ihe English college ' will demon­ Club will hold a “ silent auc- ford, against Fred D. Rosa alOJ Circle, Rockville. Christopher Merlsotis, 166 Broad vortex of a jetliner setting do'wn Johnson is scheduled to ap­ 747s have been delivered to air­ strate his tecAmiques in the Uon’’ Saturday, at the bid jail Morton H. Webber, property at Also, Mrs. Nora E. Reid, 218 St.; Rosemarie Haynes, 80 Cot­ on a parallel runway 600 feet POI»ULAR FANCY" areas'of dramatlP dance and Will Be Aired at Hearing pear in East Hartford Circuit tage St.; George H. PetraUls, lines and about 200 are, on order. building on the green from 9 401 Center St., $11,606.77. Green Rd.; Mrs. Frances N. away. creative gymnastics to fifth and Court. He is out on a non-surety The Air Force Is operating six , a.m. to 3 .p.m. Marriage - Licenses J . ‘ b® Planning and Zoning Teachers this year are Mrs. Sablltz, 79 ’Trebbe Dr.; Ray- 263 Green Rd.; Mrs. Marina E. •The small plane’s pilot, who sixth grade pupils at the Mho<^ school. The articles wlU be on dls- Arthur Bruce Chader of 206 oj,„mls8lon wUl hold a pubUc- Alan B. Taylor. Mrs. WUllam bond set In other matters. m<»id T. Schaller, 218 Parker Anderson, 20 Avondale Rd.; C6As, and eventually will have BLOCK survived the crash, reported: Roger Aspland, a Kathleen McAuUffe, Bumt_ Hill 81. play and wUl Include chUdren’B Main St. and Judith Rose D ^ hearing tonight on revising the Dowd and Mrs. ’Thomas Good- St.; Kenneth-C. Smith Jr., East “ Te controls seemed to do no member of Keswick Hall Col- items. Bids will be made in rlco of 68 Bunce Dr., Oct. 10, GOMPIETE toilW I Hartford; Mrs. Ellen Toman, 10 Rd., Hebron; Mrs. Florence R. commercial zoning regulations man. good." lege of Eiducatlon In Norwich, v^rltlng and at 8 p.m. items will Second Congregational Church. Spooner, 30 Eva Dr. to add a special portion goverq. Assisting mothers this week College Chorus . St. Lawrence St.; Gdne E. F A A officials say the wingtip SWEET England win conduct the dem- awarded the highest bidder. Philip Jenlson ’Tabor of Mld- Also, Eric P. Provencher, 94 Write>In Champion Ing gas stations. ^j.g Wednesday, Mrs. Joseph White, 878 Center vortices are most deuigerous BUSTER onstratlon and then meet with conjuncUon with the auc- dletown, R.I., and Barbara S'. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Marie The proposed regulations, to cjapeiio, Mrs. Francis ToneUo, Rehearsal Due INSURANCE ADMITTED ‘YES’TERDAY: during landings and takeoffs L A SALLE, Colo. (.AP) — Middle School staff members to the club will hold a food Ruth Arnold of East Hartford, T. Knapp, Rt. 66, Columbia; be alrdd at the public hearing ^ra. J.A. DeCaril; Friday. Mrs. Lisa A. Bolduc, WiUlmantic; when large numbers of aircraft Gene Freeman at LA Salle was discuss the EnglMi educaUonal gjjg coffee and duiuts wUl Sept. 26, South United Meth- Mrs. Madelene L. EMckson, 727 slated for 8 p.m. at the Town Thomas Elliott, Mrs. David Ben- ’The first rehearsal of the Man­ David W. and Paul J. Barnett, are concentrated In limited the champion of write-in candl' chester Community College Avery St., South Windsor; Elno ^stem , with partlculw ®mPj>»- be available for customers. odist Church. ' nan,Hall, wouiawould not permitp>ermlt methe lo- jjrs John Dewart 42 Margaret Rd.; Jam®s F. areas. But they say that requir­ dates at the 1970 electims in DISCOUNTS sis on Innovations In the B rlH * Donations for the sole may be Charles Lorenso Waterman of gas stations with- ^ SERVICE W. Huhtala, Hartford; Alfred J.- chorus’ second year will be held Campanelll, 79 Mather St.; ing several-minute intervals be­ Colorado’s small towns. He p e a s primary school. ^t the mutual aid station or lo Elm Terrace and Bella Para- j,, j jg^t of any pubUc or Bulletin i»nii«Mn Board Wednesday In Room A22 of Man­ Simpson, 72 School St.; Mrs. ’The ToUand Historical So­ Pilade Ferraris, 72 Pine St., tween takeoffs and landings al­ made no campaign for the town Middle School Assistant Prin- picked up by arrangements to dls Murley of North Berwick, parochial school, of any hospl chester High School. Frances A. Gauthier, 864 Main Roberta S. Roy, Broad Brook; ciety wUl meet tonight at 7 :80 Mrs. Florence L. Lusa, Windsor lows croeswlnds time to break council but got 148 write-in clpal Robert Valuk has also re be made by contacting Mrs. MAine, Oct. 10. tal or of any church, pubUc U- Participation Is open to mem­ St.; Edward L. Gifford Sr., 38 Locks; Gordon D. Griswold Jr., up the vortices. votes, more than any other can- leasei) the thumbnail biographi­ Joseph Diana. Joseph Norman BeUlveau of brary, pubUc playground, park Museum on the bers of (he community as well WaUcer S t ; Robert T. McNa­ Great. REAL RFT> 2, Bowles Dr., Rockville. ■nie agency does not consider didate on the ballot. cal dcetches of the two new In­ 92 Croft Dr. and Rosemary center. as college students, faculty, and mara, East Hartford. ’ Also, Mrs. John Mahr and ternational teachers at thd Manchester Evening Herald Helen Mozzer of 40 Crestwood a further requirement would The Planning and Zoning staff. Also, Thomas Plefka, East Tolland oorrespondent Bette ESTATE daughter, Standish Rd., Coven­ .school. Dr., Sept. 28, Church of Assiunp- place a 2,000 foot limit between Commission wlU meet tonight Variety will be emphasized In Hartford; airs. Lena M. Ray­ at 8 in the Town Hall. try; Mrs. Bradford Palm er and Miss Ranglnl Wijetunga of gnatrale, tel. 875-2846. tion. savice stations. the types and performance of mond, 76 Lienox S t; airs. BeUe 1 0 L , 1-LB. ’The Lions Club wiU meet to­ daughter, 100 Windsor St.; Mrs. Ceylon has been hired to teach James Eldward Dleferle of 69 .It also includes requirements music, which will Include class­ Romsyn, Schenectady, N .Y.; night at 7:30 at the Italian- Bruce Plgott and son, 1288 Hart­ EL-MOTEL earth and life sciences and ’Timber Trail and Gloria Ann regarding the parking of un­ ical, pop and madrigal compo­ IHohael J. Sherriff, 88 Nieder- American Friendship Club. ford Tpke., (RockvlUe; Mrs. Mltta Elena Bajo of Spain will SulUvan of 0 Edistm Rd., Oct. registered motor vehicles or sitions. Much of the singing will werfer Rd., South Windsor; CANS Lyons Receives ’The ’Tolland Volimteer Fire Francis Michael and daughter, TRAINING teach Spanish. 8, Church of AaaumpUon. those registered to a dealer ^ . be a cappella, but piano accom­ Frederic N. SmUey, Glaston­ 60 Laurel St., South Windsor; APPROVID, BY CONN. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Miss Wjetunga received her T e X a S F e llo W S lu P Timothy Blair Hoops of 60 ^ th thd exception of new and Department AuxUlary wUl mert paniment Is planned for some bury; Robert 8. Tanner, 167 St. B.8. degree from the Unlversl- z Virginia Rd. and Cheryl Dee 7^r de’^e i^ p s . tonight at 7 :30 at the Leonard’s Mrs. Charles Reid and daugh­ APPROVED FOR VETERANS' TRAINING pieces. John Bt.; James A. ’TasUlo, 42 ter, 62 Congress 8t.; Mrs. Fran­ ty of Ceylon where she major- Bernard F. Lyons Jr. former- Tedford of 289 Spring St,,' Sspt. a final regulation would for- Comer EHrehouae. After a few weeks of Edison Rd.; Mrs. CeoUe Y. Qnllly nr mi-nM mw Men — Woman 26, St. Mary’s Episcopal cis Gremmo and son, 811 E. I n c m i M n p w tm ltlM In motiti, hot.lt, bid a gasoUne company to erect ’The United Congregational practice, the chorus will begin Tbomphon, Clark Rd., Tolland; ' m em , otc. Study at Iwm. or sat.rday Couplet and Church. Middle ’Tpke. a second station If the company Church Confirmation class wUl Its program of public perform­ ROBERT J. SMITH, d TJniiii. I. Ursin, Hebron Rd., mMoflt Clouet. Kooo yevr pmont lob An M Mriiw. a fellowship from the University zoology In the 11th and 12th BaUding Permits -wIillA tralnint. P m notlon-wMo placo- oiKO nocauory. already owns a closed-down meet tomorrow morning at 10:80 ances during the fall and spring Bolton; Louis E. Whitcomb, GU- mant torvleo. ^ ; grades and has worked as a of Texas In a training program, Jean Lalne of 44 Henry St., station elsewhere In town. at the church. semesters. Plans call for pro- iNSURANSMimS SINCE 1114 ead Rd.. Andover. group leader In the T.M.C.A. two family home aX 48-flO Lock- Nature Experience Mall for Free Liter “ AppUed Psychology — Other Nursery School Officers The Senior Citizens Club will 'vldlng music at college cultural -BIR'IH B SATURDAT: A r^U N TY SCHOOI^f aiH' youth club. ature or Call Odtsot than Clinical,’ ’ funded by a tive- wood S t, $20,000. Mrs. ’Thomas Elliott wlU serve meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 events and Christmas caroling daughter to Mr. and Mrs. WINDHOEK, South Africa 3787’ M AIN STREET She has also served as an in- 6 4 9 -5 2 4 1 87»BM7 ua Robert E. Zelser, porch at B06 gg president of the ’ToUand Co- at the United Congregational at convalescent homes. Next •11100)08 .WlUdnson, 68 Oiesthut (AiP) — Local Boy Scouts got a I BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN.. .Speciol TI Weefe/ at 'Popufm ( structor in jrfiyslcal education y®®r grant from the Naticmal Henry St.. $800. Operative Nursery School. Church. summer, the singers may join f6 l MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR Bt.; a son to air. and airs. Rob­ stronger dose of nature In the and In musical programs at the institute of Mental Health. Roger WUIiams Co. of East Name— Other officers recently elect­ ’The ’ToUand Junior Women’s others In producing a musical (GrMinA FImt Nwt to A Hob) ert C. Walker, 688C Center St.; raw than they bargained' h r Y.M.C.A. vacation camps for jje jg the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford for Xa>u1s FOx of Bast Address- ed are Mrs. Marvin Osterilng, Club ways and means commit­ show. a son to air. and airs, Robert when they spent a night in Eto- children. Bernard F. Lyons Sr. of 60 Hartford, repair fire damage at Jr., vice president; Mrs. Ar­ tee wlU meet tomorrow night Seymour, 14 Berkley Dr., 'Ver­ sha game reserve. - Just aftw City— -State- A natural athlete. Miss Wljet- Laurel St. and is married to 822 Oakland St., $976. £ vOtaiwanLk or inc. nold Kusmln, general secretary; at the home of Mrs. Dottle non; a daught^Jo Mr. and Mrs. Scoutmaster M. Mansfield or­ Phoned -Tlme Usually Home- DUBUOUI unga has been a member of the the former Miss Anne Grover U and R Housing Corp., one Mrs. William Summers m , trea­ Hemberg. Ceylon Women’s national bask- Hartford, family house at 88 (Blue Ridge Burton H a n d ll^ , Storrs. dered lights out, lions stamped­ surer, and Mrs. ’Thomas ’The ToUanders Square Dance ' BURTHB YHW rBRDAY: A son ed a herd of zebra right through etball team, the national hock- .jhe new program places less Dr., $28,000. Schroeder, membership and reg­ Club wUl sponsor a “ fun night" ey team and has won awards In emphasis on specific clinical to Mr. and airs. Gwrge Yar the protective fence around U and R Housing Corp., one istration chairman. tomorrow at 8 at the Meadow- ball, hockey, badmlnUsi and techniques and psychothetapy, family house at 00 Blue Ridge marik, 12 Dimeaster Lane, Ver- okauejo rest camp and pulled School will begin Wednesday brook School. non; a daughter to Mr. and their prey a few feet from ping pong. and more on consultation, Dr., $28,000. morning, with three classes She was the recipient of the school-cwtered problems snd Ronald Worthingtmt of Somer- Mrs. J(^ui Scheibenpflug, South- scouts' tents. scheduled for three-day-a-week Manchester Evening Herald Ington; a son to Mr. and Mrs. PORK Outstanding Sportswoman of resesirch functions. 'vUIe, demoUtlon of tobacco sessions on Monday, Wednesday Tolland correspondent Bette the Tear award for 1906-67 and Lyons is in his second year sheds to the rear of 011 Spencer Joseph Putnam, 200 Regan Rd., ■ ahd Friday mornings. Quatrale, telephone 876-2846 Rockville; a daughter to Mr.^ the winner of the gold medal of study for a doctorate In ed­ St. and west of 119 Spencer St„ CLOSE-OUT for the Ceylon EngUidi ora- ucational psychology at the Uni- $600. and Mrs. Donald Mandi, New INVITA'nON TO BID tortall contest and singing com­ verslty of Texas. Haven. DISCHARGED SATURDAY; Sealed Uda wlU be received petition. S t the office of the Dlreotor of Among her Interesta are all jjjgjj gchool, he served with New YWCA a u b Mrs. Mary Ann Magnotta, 82 SALE Osneral Servlcss, 41 Center SAIBAH ■ports, partlculariy gcUf; read- jhg u.S. Army Medical Corps in Marshall Rd.; Mrs. Marion C. Street, Ifanchester, Conn., until Bisi, Glastonbui^; Roland B. Ing, Oriental dancing, musAc, Germany oermany for two and a half To Meet ’Tuesday 8ept^ber'20, 1970 atHtOO ajn. STURDY 42” - drama, cooking, dressmaking. young fathers... WUson, East Hartford; Mrs. B1D8T for Improvement of 1Mb. years. He received a BA with playing with small children and jn psychstis snd specUl- the Community Y. Let us show you how a Miss Bajo received her de- ggyeral yecu's, Lyons has i. S1.19 * CO. TOMATOES Large, Fancy Next, try to develop an engine Perfecting a good economy car • LOIN CHOPS...... lb. 9 1 ^ 9 ' Savings Bank that's not a gas-guzzler.l If you can is a time-consuming business. So far e Fancy West CAR R O TS...... 1 Ib. pkg. 9 « STOP IN & PICK W . j 4. P d .^ r i o n ^ gel it to run on pints of oil instead of it hos consum ed 25 years of our time. • UPTON TEA BAGS ...... 48 count 9 9 « UP POPULAR'S CUSTOM KITCHENS OF Manchester m is - w m m e u m Merxbs. f 0 • C S HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ^ ' 336 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 607 Raw Park Avi. 232*4407 Wist Hartford 923 MAIN STREET FREE GLASSWARE —■.■o—.-. s 39C CHINA PIECES TED TRUDON, Inc. J 317 Highland SL, Manchester— Phone 646-4277 TEL. 649-5253 TOLLAND TURNPIKE UP TO $24.05 IN CASH SAVINGS • UP TO 347S TOP VALUE STAMPS TALCOTTVILLE u.lHO«ii£0 -m Abm

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Postal Oerks Dean Speaks T V Tonight Vernon Four Killed Cut Funds For A t Church October Calendar See Saturday’s TV Week Women’s Club Writes Hanoi On Highway Clip out and redeem Duffey Support for Complete Listings. The Very Rev. Robert Sloan Tbls is one of a series of mcmthly oalendEus of- fund rEdslng Beecher, dean of Christ Church and public Interest events. The events listed were submitted b y ' HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — In Behalf of War Prisoners On W eekend \ M E D A l/ S;M (8) Perry Mseoa Cathedral in Hartford, will be member clubs of the Service Club Coordinating Committee, a llie Oreater Hartford Postal (88) Addsnu PIkmUjr The International Affairs Com­ 47 Hayes Dr. Mrs. Gay' Mc­ guest speaker tomorrow at a group initiated by the Manchester Junior Women’s Club.' Automobile accidents took the pal Uves of four state residents—^two 5:85 (M) Wkttihtit Watch (0) mittee of the Vernon Jimior Cabe will s^ak about foster T o be listed In future (^lendEurs, ceUI Mrs. Joseph Sabatella, hold dues from the State Labor S;80 (88) O iuisu’e Iilaod Women’s Club Is urging every­ parenthood. Churchwomen ' of St. Mary’s in Bristol and two In New Ha­ (48) WhsPi Mr UneT (O) 81 MountEdn D r., Soutk Windsor. This free service is provided ven—over the weekend. 5:58 <18)>'8ewinB Show (0) one to write to Vietnam in an The Fine Arts Committee SnVE SdUIVS: Church at the church. The event Council because of its endorse­ to avoid the scheduling of mEtJor evmts qn the same night. With only one *5 purcha$e or more! 6:88 (8-8) Weather — Sport* aad effort to Improve conditions for will tour CTaprilands Herb which' originally was scheduled In addition, the bodies of two ment of the Rev. Joseph Duffey New* (0) the prisoners of war in that Farm In Coventry this com ing for Wednesday, will open at 6:80 persons killed in a twin-engine for U.S. Senator. (18) We*temer* (0) 3 Rummage Sale ... Women’s Fellowship of Cen­ airplane crash Friday were re­ (88) To TeU the trath (O) country. Thursday from noon to 2 ;80 Low Prices! Top l^iiality! S&H Green Stomps! with a poUuck. ter Church .. . Church Hall .. . 9 a,m. 'bo 1 :80 p.m. covered Simday, and It was The clerks also voted Sunday (48) New* ' (0) The letters should be address­ p.m . Dean Beecher, who will be a 6:85 .(48 )Bawhldo learned over the weekend that to withdraw from the Oreater 6:88 (8) New* With Walter Croa- ed .to the President of the In The Service delegRds to the world wide Oen- >9 Finance Drive ... League of Women Voters. a former Connecticut rerident Hartford Laly>r Council. klte (0) Democratic Republic of Viet­ Alfred Laine Jr. of Marl­ 7 Fashion Show ... Republican Women’s Club .. - (8) New* with Frank Ber- borough, formerly of Vernon hEid died Hiursday in a plane John Hannon, president of the nold* and Howard K. Smith nam In Hanoi. The com m ittee Manchester Country Club . . . 8 p.m. postal clerks, said the area la­ (18) Dick Van Dyke members have suggested a and IFlorida, has enlisted In the crash near SpokEme, WEUJh. (88) NBC New* (O) In Bristol Sunday, 29-year-old bor council's leaders voted for form letter to write or those Marines and Is now stationed 7 Ecology Forum ... Senior Citizens Center ... 8 7:08 (8) After Dinner Horie at Parris Island. p.m. JEUiice Piechoto of Nortbfleld Duffey without asking members’ (8) Troth or Conieqnence* (C) wishing to write their own letter 2 0 ‘ o ff 2 0STOP ‘ & SHOPo OR ff died at Bristol Hospital opinions on the Senate endorse­ (18) Candid Camera should do so concerning the pro­ Rabbi Abraham J. (Feldman 8 Performance by blind children from Mansfield stop & Shop, Plllsbury or (88-48) New* — Weather aad hours Eifter her ca r struck two ment. visions of the 19^9 Geneva Con­ of Congregation Beth Israel, Sport* -iP ) ... Women’s Fellowship of Center Church ... other vehicles on Lake Street, "While we are withdrawing vention. W ^ Hartford, wUl be the 7:80 ( 88) Bed Skeltoa (C) Church Hall ... 7 :80 p.m. police BEdd. 'nuKe peibons in Uto Land 0’Lakes Butter from the Oreater Hartford La­ (8) Yoanr Lawyer* (0) These provisions are: Identify speaker at the Ecumenical Fel­ Gold Medal Flour other cEirs w ere Injured In Oie l-lb pkg — prints bor Council,” said Hannon, "we (IS) Movie all prisoners they have captur­ lowship dinner to be held Sept. 10 Tag Sale ... Jaycee Wives ... 280 E. Middle 5 or 10-lb bag V4-\b (48) It Take* a Thiel (C) 29 at 7 p.m., at the Vernon (Cen­ collision. are not withdrawing from the 8:0O (88) Bowaa and Martin’* ed; permit prisoners to com­ Tpke ... 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. With This Coupon and a >5 Purchase Langh-ln (C) ter Middle School. Gerard J. Mauro, 68, of New With This Coupon and a *5 Purchase AiPL- CIO. W e’re not leaving municate with one Mother and 14 Rummage Sale ..... Republican Women’s Club . them, although many members (8-48) Silent Force (C) The dinner Is bdlng sp(xi8ored BritEiln died Saturday Etfiernixm Effective thru Wednesday. Sept. 23. 9:88 (8) Mayberry BFD (0) with their families; allow a Republican Headquarters . . . Main St. Effective thru Wednesday, Sept. 23. feel the APLCTP has left us.” neutral agency to Inspect prison­ by the participating Ro'man In Bristol from Injuries reoedved Limit 1 bag per: customer. Limit 1 pkg per customer. (88) Movie (O) when his cEur struck a tree. l^ lle as employes of the. fed­ (8-48) NFL Night FootbaU (C) er installations; repatriate ser­ Catholic, Protestant and Jewl^ F ir s t 15 Ecology Forum ... Senior Citizens Center ... 8 9:88 (3) Dorl* Day Show (C) communities in the tri - town Mauro died en route to Bristol eral government the postal (18) Alfred Hitchcock iously 111 and wounded prisoners p.m. StopcShop W M W a m : clerks cannot endorse any can­ 18:88 (8) Carol Barnett Show (C) as soon as they are well enough area o f Vernon, EUlngtcm and Hospital, police said. (18) Tea O’clock Beport (C) N a tio n a l 16 Bake Sale .. . Manchester Auxiliary of Child and In New Haven, twi> Milford didate, Hannon said many of to travel. Tolland. 10:38 (18) 18 (C) Family Services .. . Sears ... 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. residents — Katherine MEdEUttin, its members favor Sen, Hiomas The suggested letter reads as The meeting will be- open to 11:00 (8-48) Jlew* — Weather and 21, and Charles P. Claude, 46— J. Dodd, who Is making an In­ Sport* (C) follows; ’”nie many published all men, women and high Stores 17 Second Aimual Dinner Dance .. . East Siders . 11:15 (88) New* — Weather and were pronounced desid shortly dependent bid for r^-electlon. accounts of mistreatment of 8(diool students who are inter­ Pagani’s Crystal Lake Ballroom ... 6:30 p.m. Sport* (C) after their cEir crashed Into eui 11:85 (8) Movie American prisoners of war in ested. Tickets are available 17 Church Fair ... WSCS of South Church . coffee W eaX 1° f^om min)~piicing\ Duffey, the Democratic can­ abutment at the Connecticut 11:80 (18) Merv Griffin Show (C) North Vietnam are very painful through the churches and syn­ ii T M l Church Hfdl ... 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. didate, was endorsed by the 11:45 (88) Tonight Show Johnny Car- agogues, or by calling any of Turnpike exit for Interstate 91, son (C) to the families of such prisoners State Labor Council at a noisy the following: Charles Grif­ 19 “Youth’s Idea Regarding Change’’ by Jay Stager police SEtld. convention Sept. 11 as Dodd sup­ (8) AcHon New* (C) of war, and most dlstrubing to 18:88 (48) Dick Cavett Show (C) fiths, William Dlugas, Mrs. ▼ecy B ev. Bbbeit S. Beecher and panel of MCC students ... WSCS of South The Malantln woman was Loaded with sweet, plump fruit! porters staged a walkout. all fair-minded men. Your gov­ 18:15 (8) Dick Cavett Show (C) Howard Amos, Richard Phelps Church ... Church Hall ... 8 p.m. driving \riien the car crashed Hannon said the postal clerks 1:80 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ ernment signed the <3eneva <3on- eral Convention of the Elpisco- ventlons some years ago, thus or The Rev. Betsy F. Reed. as she apparenUy tried to make Our own delicious will withhold their dues from ment of Meditation aad Sign pal Church next month In Hous­ 21 Ecology Forum ... Senior Citizens Center ... 8 Stops Shop Off School Lunches ''' Monday • Tuesday • Wednesday the turnoff, police SEdd. Death the state AFl,-CIO until nation­ recognized the fairness and ton, Tex., will speak on "The p.m. (8-48) New* — Prayer and The following lunches will be WEIS attributed to hesid Injuries, al AFLCrO president George Siin Off wisdom of the humane pro­ IiBsues B efore the General Con­ 1:15 (S») Newi ftnd Stm Off visions thereof." served In the Vernon elem en­ 22 Meet the Candidates Tea ... Republican Wom­ according to Investigators, who Mjeany rules on the (;onstltution- tary schools next week: vention.’ ’ en’s Club ... Home of Mrs. H. John Malone, 84 Mansion Inn Edaoatloxial TV (U) The letter conUnuea: "For added that neither person was allty of the state conventlcm. Monday: Frankfijrt on roll, The guest speaker has served Monday, September 21 Prospect St. .. . 1 to 3 p.m. wearing a seat belt. Raisin Bread every one of us who writes to catsup, mustard and relish, po­ parishes In^New York City, Mid­ F M you, there are thousands more 28 Fashion Show ... Ladies of St. James ... St. The Edrplane crash that oc­ Fresh from 6:00 FUm (C) tato sticks, sliced tomatoes, USDA dletown, Etn'd North Attleboro, curred Friday mqrnlng took the City To Assess “Nature of Sea Water” who are equally conceTned that USDA Mass., and as the Episcopal James’ School Hall ... 8 p.m. 21 Coffee our own peanut butter squares. lives o f Vincent NatEisl, 89, of 6:30 Wbat*s New B these conventions be honored. I (diaplain of the Norfolk (Mass.) Here’s a real money-saver for cof­ bakery. “And Now Miguel I " respectfully urge you to In­ Tuesday; Veal cutlet, tomato CHOICE 23 Aimual Boutique .. . Perennial Planters Club . Yonkers, N.Y., and Jonel E. fee lovers. Be sure to pick up a Yale Property 7:00 Preview: Modem SapervUory sauce, mashed potato, buttered CHOICE Prison Colony. He has ^ en dew It's grand Technl aes (C) vestigate the procedures pres­ Mott’s Supermarket... 6 to 9 p.m. Jorguleeco, 88, o f M iam i. The can or two! 4 waxed beans, bread and butter, of the Christ Church CEdltedral toasted. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— 7:30 French Chef ently being followed by your 24 Annual Boutique ... Perennial Planters Club , craft WEIS on a flight from West­ Roast Suckling Pig spiced applesauce. since 1968. chester County Airport In White 1 lb loif, rt(. 39t Yale University property valued 8:00 World Preti government with a view to elim­ LAMB tlafSIM* B||C He has been a deputy to the - Mott’s Supermarket ... 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. inating the abuses which have Wednesday: Italian spaghet­ Plains, N.Y., to Glens Fsdls, f *kf. rif •*« 0 9 at $2.9 mllUon will be taxed this iJlJJ TlSS"oJew Up General Convention for each $' Whipped Creme Butterfly been so widely reported In the ti, meat sauce, green salad, roll 24^' Harvest Suppet ... Community Baptist Couples N.Y. “ c{>de of the Sea’^ and butter and gelatin sponge. sesEion since 1961. He is a m em ­ yeair for the first time by the presses of the free world.” Clitb^... Fellowship Hall ... 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Federal officials said that just Stop & Shop Pecan Rings city of New Haven, It was re­ The members of the Junior Thursday: Baked hasb^ cat­ ber of the Episcopal Social Ser s ittin ;^ .; after taking off, the pilot radioed sup, molded fruit salad on let­ vice Oommlsslon, the commit­ the Westchester tower that he Ml Mithed ported Sunday. Thai Official Women’s club wrote letters to 24 Couples Hmwest Shindig .'.. Guild of Our Lady Hanoi at the meeting Tuesday. tuce, com bread and butter and . tee on di(x:esEun expEuislon, the was returning because of smoke Grind Tlie property Is expected to BANGKOK (AP) - A provin- of St. Bartholomew . . . Eflks Club 8 p.m. It is sugrgested that the letter vanilla pudding. unit o f reaseEUVh and field study ' in the ccxAplt of his plane, a Fudge Cake 44‘ brlng Y^e’s municipal tax his poUce chief Friday: Deep sea doodle oa the executive council, the de- 27 Fashion Show . . .. B’nai B’rith, Ben Ezra Chap­ Cessna Skymaster, No further be written, on a single sheet of Slop & Shop. Our moist, luscious-tasting cake. En­ pa^ente to $ ^ 804 m m u^. .^nd a Thai army intelligence of- paper. The postage charge to roll, tartar sauce, fresh vegeta­ pEurtment o f ChrisUaTi educatl(xi, ter ... Temple Beth Sholom ... 8:15 p.m. word was received, offlolEds Tlie Yale University yi'ess fjcer were shot to death Simday ble salad and fruit cup. MUk is joy it plain or with Stop & Shop ice cream. Reg. 590 Hanoi is 25 cents. CHOP SALE and the diocesan' committee on SEdd. 28 Meet the Candidates ... League of Women Vot­ 12V2 oz. pkg. was placed on tbe grand list jjj terrorist ambush in Tlial- served with all meals. community Edfain. And In Salisbury; a U.S. Navy The International Affairs ers. last year and the university has ig„d’s northernmost province, committee will meet Friday at rRESH AMERICAN - Interested in community at­ spokesmEin said that Lt. Omdr. begun a court suit contesting the goveiiunent said. the home of Mrs. Richard tain, Dean Beecher has been 30, 81 and Nov. 1 Warren C. Cleirk Jr., 86, a for­ 1 ^ of the Press’ tax-exempt vlcUms-Gov. Prayad Sa- Smith, 16H Highland A ve., D14 president of the.Episcopal Met Fine Arts and Crafts Festival . . . Manchester Fine mer resident of Salisbury and ,, , , , . , . .. mammltr of Chiengrai, Police at 8 p.m. Plans for the coming ropoUtan DDssion, a member of Arts Association and Lions Club ... Manchester Caneian, was one of two pilots TOe city’s deciston to t « the sridet Pundprapraman, PA fU tA M year will be discussed. the steering committee on Ur- High School. killed In the crash of a Navy 11 pieces of property, whi^ iu^ ^ chainnlen Mee- Hie Home life Committee OKN Ihoulder Chops ‘ 95' bail Religious Coalition and the plane at Whldby Island naved not been taxed under city ad- 8a„ga_were the highest-rank- will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at AJM. *• IfrrjM. departmekit of pastoral ministry air station. mlnlstraaons, was revealed In in^govemment officials kiUed the'home of Mrs. John Palica, of the Greater HEutford Ooixndl an Interview by a New Haven thus far In Thailand’s flve-year- of Churches, on the bOEird of the St, Elealdence Zcme B, vartence Reglster reporter with Mayor insurgency. Van Btock Housing Corp., and to reduce rear yEud to 18 feet BarUudomew S'* Gulda and Oep- ______^------Rib Chops .E 'P former vice president of the in order to erect gEirage Etnd uty City Assessor Harry Cohen. Greater Hartford CouncU of A university qtokesmdn^ said breexeway. nrpncmg COiurches. Franklin E . Swanson, 61 West- he would not comment on >INE PHARMAGY Mrs. Evelyn Turkingtcn is the declslan until Yale had been minister Rd., ResidMice Zone •64 CENTER 8TBJHBT ISSSASj chalrmEUi o f the event. She w ill officially notified. Loin Chops *1" A, vEffiEuice to erect Etddition to M9-9814 be assisted by Mrs. Marion nonconforming detached garage j ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES The property Is being plac8d F i r s t Schunuum, Mrs. Helen Cher- on the tax rolls, according to feet from side line. I ...keep autumn green with savings rington, Mias Gertrude Udden, Richard Wider, 41 Hoffman Gulda and Oohen, because it Is PRESCRIPTION N a t i o i i a l M iss -Florence MEulden, Mro. R d., Residence Zone A , VEiriance not being used exclusively; for 1 Dorothy Paganl, Mrs. GOiuiya to reduce esist side line to four education, and because exempt­ SPECIALISTS Stores C O H B IN Sn O N Stringfellow, Mrs. Trudy Man­ feet, In order to erect an at- ing it would exceed the original FYee Presoriiitioii Ploki9 chester, Mrs. Josephine Odell, tEutiied garage. intent ^ the tax laws. and. Delivery Stew and Chops - 2 Meals In 1 M rs. M ary Jean Burr, Mrs. The property Includea ITS un­ Shirley Macleod Etnd Mrs. Eva SInap Special Conalderatlon Always LAMB Mini-priced maxi-man meat specials! ite of housing for married atu- Given to Senior Citlieiia ShoUk. SUPERMARKETS denta, and Yale's golf oouna Accident, Fire and hookey rink. A Laundry Datargant “M-1.39 Service'^tation Victims Released A 18-year-oId boy injured on We reserve Appeal To Be the right to Salvo Laundry batergent 48 ei pkg 83« the Labor I>ay weekend, and a limit quantities. SMOKED BUTTS Heard Tonight 28-yeEir-old mEUi injured in the Pyrofax Oorp. fire In South Hie Zionlng BoeoxI of Appeals K lT tH EN WQRL.D in Laundry Datargant 20 ez pkg 37. will consider a request for a Windsor on Sept U were dls- new gEusoUne service station and chEuged from Manitiiester Me­ Ekerybody loves an ai^lloation for the replace- morial Hospital over the week­ moat of an existing stetion with OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY OPEN HOUSE en d Oxydol Laundry Datargant 49 oi gkg 85. Lean a new, laiger outlet when It We trim these every bit as carsfully meets tonight at 7 In the Mhnl- Daniel Kirk T abor o f 46 W ell­ man Rd. was hospitalized on as when they’re not on sale.^ AU THIS WEEK olpal BttlliUiig hearing room. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANljHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, SfePTEMBER 21, 1970 . :k PAGE PHTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970

THE V \ Indians Crush Penney High in Opener by 48-14 Margin Herald Angle Twins Balesano^s High Booters E A R L Y O S T ^ ______W Marathon Opener Spofto EdHor American League Number Two T w o Scores NEW YORK (AP) — The Minnesota Twins have Bert W in Seieond homeward. "I feel we can now East Division No. 1 Reason Mets Are Not on Top NEW YORK (AP) — w. L. Pet. a x . Blyleven on the mound ! . . and an Angel in t)ie outfield. P a c e W in ______^ j! _Li. iu One banner — among many go home and hold on to win it. If _ Blyleven uncorked a three hitter as Minnesota chop- Easy for UConns Of Campaign The Race someone catches us, they’ll Baltlm cre 96*64 .646' — SHEA ST.^IUM, New York — Look no farmer than out along the fa- New York .662 12% ped Chicago ^1 and outfielder Alex Johnson helped the NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST have to play better than im—and By DEAN YOST No. 41, Tom Seaver, the Golden Boy of the 1969 m^or gmjgg of jam packed Shea Boston .623 18H California Angels cut down Oakland 4-2 Sunday, reduc- By EARL YOST ^ Hiree weU placed goals sur­ W. L. Pet. O.B.. we’re going to be outstanding.” "WeU, that is one game league baseball season, as to the key reason why the stadium — told it like it Detroit .600 22 ing the TVins' magic number to two in the American Things came easy for the University of (Connecticut rounded by some rather care­ Pittsburgh 82 70 .639 — EXPOS - c in a s — that 'Uiey (»n’t take away in its opening football game of the season last^Saturilay less play on Manchester’s part New York Mets will be among the also-rans this year. was fo r the New York Chicago 80 72 .626 2 TTie (Tubs, udio had w on'three Cleveland 24% League West race, The MeU are not dead yet. Wash'n 27% Ed Herrmann. He allowed one from U8,” said a jubilant against an inept University of Vermont at Storrs. A fine sums up the soccer game Sat­ Mets. New Yoi;^ 79 74 .610 ay, straight at Montreal, built a 4-2 "He doesn’t walk a lot of guys urday against Maloney High of but the darlings of New York hit the rest of the way—Herrm- Manchester High School crowd of 10,251 turned out in perfect football weather 'to ering fast ball. His fast ball .now "Down, but Not Out!” was the REMAINING GAMES le^ on homers by Billy Wil­ West Division and he has good stuff,” sedd Coantry O ob Meriden. The Indians recorded baseball are nearly ready to cum’ s infield single in the sixth. head football coach Dave hangs. brave message. Pittsburgh — Home (7); Mont­ liams, Jim Hickman and Joe Minnesota 92 60 .606 — Twins Manager Bill Rigney of watch the three-hour — that’s (»rre[ded Penney High of East all the points on the scoreboard, of the doubleheader with East­ York (3) Sept. 26, 20, 27. Away California 80 72 .626 12 saw a game that took exacUy Class A — Merrill Whiston 82- morial Field., post-season loot of approximate­ burgh P irates left baseba!l!\’s de­ (3 ); St. Louis (3), Sept. 29, 30, imder protest. Luis Hant got hurt and he’s Johnson singled with one out Hartford, 48-14, to the season 47, and could have run up 76 if ern Division Pittsburgh, the Kansas a t y 69 91 .893 82 three hours to complete? 6-27, Pete F oster 82-6-27, Bob Maloney mounted very few at- ly $10,000 a man. fending world champions reel­ Oct. 1. After the Expos cuffed Phil done a great job.” in the Angel ninth, and raced to opener tor both schools at Me- oiach John Toner didn’t want to Mets now find themselves 3H Milwaukee 69 93 .388 88 During one sequence of plays DeCiarlo 81-4-27; B—BUI Ogden tacks at the Indians’ goal but The largest crowd of the year, ing oa the ropes in the National New York — Home ' (4); Regan for one run on succes­ In 164 innings, the 19-year-old third on Jim Spencer’s hit to set moriel Field to Manchester Sat­ get a look at almost hls entire games behind with only nine (Thlcago 68 96 .866 87% to the early minutes of the first 84-6-28, Jack OUva 84-6-29, Pete played posiUon very weU. 64,806 paid and an overall turn­ League East division count­ Chicago (4) Sept. 28, 29, 30, Oct. sive singles by Jim Gosger, right-hander has issued only 41 the stage for a game-winning urday before 2,000 spectators. squad under game ccmdltlons. games left. Time is rapidly run­ Sunday’s Results period the offleiaU dropped their Teets 86-6-29, Ed Wades 86-6-29; Manchester still shows much out of 66,330 couldn’t help Seav­ down. 1; away (6); Philadelphia (2) Rusty Staub and Bob Bailey, walks while striking out 182. safety by Bill Voss. Spencer "Jim Balesano and Denis Wlr- Pro scouts were drooling as ^ straight plays and o-Sonny Monaco 82-9-23, Jack Inexperience. The passing game ning out. er get out of his rut. Sept. 22, 23; Kttsburgh (3) Sept. Leo Durocher called Ferguson Baltim ore 7, Cleveland 0 He’s 19-8 on the season. then scooted home with an in­ (nUit ran very w ell and John Back to Mr. Seaver. Left-hander Jerry Koosman Vtony Clements more than Uved out of eight plays. It Mottart 86-8-27, Bob Uoyd 40- to Improving, and the wing play IVhat a difference a year Jenkins, his top starting pitcher, Minnesota 8, (Thlcago 1 Johnson, California’s bull- surance tally on a grounder. (Wlggto) passed the ball well. There was a time during the put the stum bling Mets back on 26, 20, 27. up to pre-game bUltog with a afternoon. is-27, Larry Morrison 41-18-27, haa also improved according to makes. out of the bullpen to hold the Boston 3, Washington 1 strong leftfielder, pounded his • * • Dave Fleishman, a sophomore campaign when the husky Met their feet in' the first game of CSilcago—away (11) : St- four touchdown showing, to Then, despite the length of the John Turley 86-8-27, Mel Had- Coach Dick Danielson. Just a year ago, the Mets and Louls (4 ), Sept. 22, 23, 24; Phila­ line. New York 6, Detroit 1 14th homer in the seventh to tie ORIOLES- - INDIANS — fullback, had a lot of poise and righthander was well on his Sunday’s doubleheader. at New UtUe more than half the action. ggm4, there wasn’t one official’s field 86-8-27; low gross — John Dave Werbner tallied twice Seaver could do no wrong. He delphia (3 ); Sept. 26, 20, 27; But Fairly greeted the 20- Milwaukee 4, Kansas (Tlty 8 Palmer got hitting sui^rt made t^ cal sq^homore mis­ way to a possible SO-wln rec­ York, taming the Pirates 4-1 the game 2-2, then singled and He atoo added punting to his time-out for measurement unUl Kristof 72. blind bogey — Bob. and John Herdic adde^a third, won his last 10 starts. New York (4) Sept. 28, 29, SO, gam e winner with a sm ash In­ California 4, Oakland 2 takes,” continued the Indians’ ord. llie 25-game producer of a with a two-hitter. scored the go-ahead run in the from an unexpected source— game and came up ^ o jjjg jying moments of the final Uoyd 100, CharUe Ferguson Manchester (8) Msdioney (6) Yesterday, a goodly portion Oct. 1. side the first base line for two Today’s Games j96-hltting Mark Belanger—and head mentor. year ago, in the Mets' all vic­ But Stargell’s tape-measure Angels’ two-run ninth. beauts, one 72 yards with the period and this was the only one y)o Steurer Ckirbett of the crowd applauded Manag­ runs and scored another on Detroit (N lekro 12-18) at Bal­ Coming up next for the In­ h w b e p s torious, glorious season, boasted homer ignited a four-run explo­ Jim Palmer became Balti­ joined Mike Cuellar and Dave wind, and one 49 y a r ^ into Uie ^ ^^e afternoon. G er Gil Hodges' decision to take G ary SutherlEind’s single. timore (Lopez 1-1), N m ore's third 20-game winner, McNally in the Orioles’ 20-game dians will be the (X!IL opener teeth of a strong vrind. He car- Vermont simply didn’t belong „ „ ^ ™ tot^ edv 74 Harding on Aug. 6 a 16-6 win-loss log. sion in the lOth inning of the to end a four-game Met losing Hust .Seaver out in favor of a relief­ The (Tubs claim ed a ball boy Kansas City (R ooker 9-16 and blanking (Tleveland 7-0; homer victory club. Saturday afternoon against al­ ried 20 tim es fo r 101 yards. on the «im n field as the weU The Mets then were In the nightcap, powering the division string. FB er and when the starting hurler touched Fairly’s drive in the Butler 4-12) at (Thlcago (Horlen power puUed Boston over Wash­ Belanger singled to laimcb a ways tough Maloney to Meri­ P . Walch Hertwlck thick of the divisional scramble. leaders to a 9-6 victory that kept "He just overpowered us,” Pi­ R ick RobusteUl got into the poUshad veteran U(3onn squad, 72-6-67 Joe Novak 76-8- walked off the mound he receiv­ the third-place Mets 3Vi games right field comer, making it an 6-16 and W eaver 1-1), 2 ington 3-1; New York topped two-run first, tripled home two den. The tocals won last year’s lecord book by hitting 18 of 22 The Catamounts looked dlsor- FB Seaver, the bellcow of the staff, rates Manager Danny Murtaugh automatic ed the Bronx cheers. ground-rule double (Tleveland (M cD owell 20-10) at Detroit 6-1 with the long ball runs In the second, singled in meeting. 26-7. tries fo r 196 yards setting new ganlzed and except for junior ’ (Jarter Kochanowski was actually carrying the heav­ off the pace with just nine to said. "I told the guys ‘Just for That’s quite a comedown for that would have scored only one Boston (Slebert 13-8), N and MUwaukee squeezed by another tally in the fourth and The visitors won the toss of career marks for complettons, running hack Bob Rodger, the FOUR RALL LHB iest part of the load. play, get this one and got get them in run. Washington (Gogolewskl 2-0) • • • the Cy Young Award winner of “ I’d tike to think that this was Kansas CTity 4-3 in the AL’s oth­ scored hls third run after bang­ the coin and the Indians’ Jim 198, and yards gained 2,300. The invaders showed UtUe. ^**2, M orlarty, Smayda Cjymbala the next one.’” "i went after the ball and the at NewwYork (Peterson 17-11), N •69. - probably the biggest hit of my er Sunday games. ing a seventh-inning single. Jackson kicked o tt to Penney’s old standards were held by The verdict was decided early Tarca, Itoy ’HvnM, CHB • • • The Pirates obediently rocked kid kicked it,” said (Tubs’ right California (M unA y 14-18) at Big CoUapBe career,’’, Staigell said after his • * * Palmer’s success marks the Frank ClpoUa who ran the ball Irv Panclera of 186 and 2,180. to the 4S-mtoute first period, or F . Walch Skotnlckl *Aen came the big collapse. Seaver for nine, hits and five fielder Johnny Calllson. Milwaukee (Krausse 18-17), N TWINS - WHITE SOX — first time in 14 years that one back to their own 27.yard line. Yale scouts to the press box. the second time U(3onn had the 1*® 6^. J®® Vanorio, Joe Skinner RHB Since that gaudy 16-6 pace, Quick with Hook 31st homer of the season helped runs in the 6 1-3 innings he last- "I don't think he kicked it,” Minnesota (P erry 23-11) at Rigney was obviously elated staff has produced three 20- A very tight Manchester defense Buddy Amendola and BUI Nar- baU. After the first period, when 6T; Tom Zemke, Pete Fbeter, Biake Bushey the No. 1 man on the staff has One manager who doesn't hes- open a two-game ' gap between Oakland (Blue 1-0), N . j .w «^- The 1969 C y Young Award countered Jimmy Bragan, forced the xrlsltors to kick on a duizl, had to be impressed with UConn led, 21-0, it was ho-hum Charles McCarthy, Mort Her- OL found the winning path extreme­ change pitchers when ^ Pirates and the runner-^ winner, who has won j^ t two of Montreal's first base coach, that Blyleven wlU give Minneso­ game winners. The last to ac­ complish the feat were Cleve­ fourth down and 11 situation. the team that could well be the alBi^tflany fans left after the ex- ™an 68, Ed Wllkoe, Norm M acLeon Roman ly difficult to travel. At the me sltuaUon arises is Danny m c^ 11 starts since Aug. 6, departed “Durochir hasn’t a chance National League ta added pitching power in the pennant run. land’s Bob Lemrai, Early Wynn Manchester, with junior quar­ best to history at the Storrs cellent UConn Band completed Clark, H ^ Gardella, Bob La IL close (rf business last nlgdit, Sea­ h V to Montreal ^ ^ j^e protest It was an ChappeUe 69; gross — Ken Gor­ He chirped after the teen­ and H erb Score in 1966. ter back Wiggin handling the campus. As long as RobustelU its halftime show. SUmac Balllaron v er was 18-12. If you have any doubt, check ‘‘We're sUU not out of it, Shea crowd of umpire’s judgment caU.” East Division (Henld photo by Pinto don, Tom Prior, BIU Sembenot- • ager’s strikeout performance • • * reins, scored with 7:11 remain­ and Clements, to imrticular, . The faithful departed to thou­ C Simple figuring means that in ^Prior tn rominir intn New Gil Ho^es main- 54 g („ ^e WOn hls * * * W. L. P et. G.B. U, Pete OriffiUiB 69. Pittsburgh 82 70 .689 — Sunday: BREWERS • ROYALS — ing in the first quarter on a Jim Balesano Skirts Around End for Gain .Against Penney stay to good condlUon, the sands after the third stanza. Werbner Janlga his last nine decisions, he has Yo^k L a l“t 10 to spearte;d the Mets’ PHILS - CARDS - York for a vital four-game ser- brilliant effort was virtually nul- xi,;, H,utn'o Chicago 80 72 .526 2 "Tliat should put the kid in Phil Robf's squeeze bu^ in five yard keeper. The Indians UOonns may realize this dream. It was simply a case of man BEST SIXTEEN m w By EARL YOST the y ^ . Many of those unable the at Nebo The Patriot defense was led Syracuse 42-16; UCLA, No. 16, 80 for the best low gross score. Ostrand caught an 18-yard Cl­ The coach also expressed the gan Francisco upended Wash- gp staubach’s 31-yard touch- 60-16-35; kickers—Saul Paster- NEW YORK — EasUy one of ralUed to beat Pitt 24-16; No. 17 to get In had parked their cars Neipsic Singles Champs poUa pass ter u touchdown to The champion,Eagles i^ped out J[ota l^hoe. Bob hope that the team can play ball ingteh 26-17; Boston toppled Ml- down pass to Lancd Rentzel and nack, Don Ross, Henry Abuza, the unsiuig heroes in the Pitts­ as far aWay as several mUes' Tony C, Continues Spree West Virginia bombed Rich­ cUmax a ^yard march. Pen­ tnethe niewn^w Inexperienced------Chargers,d - w pigHep r .— lorfor four tourfour quarters, ^quarters, not not a a half h ^ gml 27-14; Atlanta —*“ »-<—trimihed held on to —t-j...subdue the Eagles at Frank — i. Sheldon tb 76;- riiuokCSiuck Rev-Rey. burg cast, and in all major from Shea.' Several hundred Major League It was a fast 40 minute vic­ mond 49-10; No. 18 Oklahoma ney’s potot failed and the ^hlle the Patriots held " ‘^g^pg^arly sclveduled from hsre nolds, Gus Peters, Tom Walsh, league baseball for that matter. youngsters cliintied atop buses on. New Orleans 14-8 and Denver philadelitoia. ^ got by Wisconsin 21-7 and Arizo­ tory in straight sets, 6-1, 6-1, fo r K n l ^ t ^ traUed,lied, 88-6 at inter- ^eat the Jets, 6-0. to a wril- heyday i^ht at The Eag Elmer Riggott, Tom Ferguson, Is catcher Manny SangulUen parked outside ' the leftfleld nie games will be Friday night at The Eagles vriU 1» lik in g for thumped B uffalo 26-10. • •' * na State, ranked 20th, turned ^— Leaders:— Stuart Jennings over 1966 played exciting game A1 Pasternack 78. who is the No. 1 hitter at his fence and watched. the acUon mlssli 6:30R-3n at MtMt. NeboN(Bbo. The Chargers their first victory Friday night ------i^gg Angeles------riddled St. Louis . 48ER8------• REDSKINS — back C olorado State 38-9. American League Red Sox on Streak, ^Chester, after . an ®x- Giants had the week off to the • I- • . ------— a . ------. . gpg^g hit on 17 of 20 PRO SHOT e v e n t s position with a .818 a v e ra g e .. . until a squad of New York’s trophy winner Ben Ford in the play the Giants and the Eagles at 7:30 against St. Bernard s of 34.^3 Friday .night’s curtain- John Batting (876 at bats)—A. of downs, marq)ied 66 Ryp team league, face the Patriots. The Jets are New Lwidon under the Ughts in . pglser and Oilcago beat the passes. outshining Washington Sunday Glance at the standings and finest arrived and cleared the Mdh’s Singles final Saturday af­ Gross B — Dave ■ McGonlgle you can see how far. the Mets Jcrfuison, CTallfomia .822; Yas- in two plays as Balesano Eagle touchdowns were scored New London. New York Giants 24-16 to a Sat- ace Sonny Jurgensen and lead- America’s Cup “ decks.” Look Like Third Best ternoon at the Neipsic Tennis idle. 77. Ed Keating 77; <3—Irv Far­ are behind in their bid to re­ trzemskl, Boston .320; O 1 i 'V a, nee again ran 66 yards and"b y Ernie Carlow on an eight- urday Same. tog the 49ers to their first open- Club courts. ber 81; C—Ray Serapln 92; E — NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Aus­ peat as NL Blast cham ps. It’s Minnesota .820. . BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox, doing a great J^kson- successfully split the yard end run. Bob Stanley on a The New York Jets ■visit tog game victory in Hired years. Often oyerlooked Is defense tralia’s (Jretel n won'a 'spectac­ not so much the' gam es behind ftuns batted in—F. Howard, job of locking the bam door after the horse is stolen, The fifth annual event attract­ uprights fo r a 40-6 m aigln. 26-yard , Joe Nowak on Cleveland to a natlonally-tele- , • » • George M arlow 89. in bascfball and one look at. the Stevens Pockets Big Purse b e t t e r n i n e ular America’s Chip race Sun­ now as it is the niunber to play. Washington 123; KiUebrew, Mln- go after their sixth consecutive victory tonight when ed 32 entries, with a newcomer A Jeff Blssell pass was Inter- a quarterback keep around right' vised tussle tonight to complete PATRIOTS - DOLPHINS — statistics clearly points out one B—Dick (3arlson 35-6-SO; C r - day. Time is rapidly running out . . . -nesbta 111. they meet the Cleveland Indians at Fenway Park in the climbing to the almost cepted by Penney’s Tim Judd g^^^ (or 16 yards, Dwight Kear- the first-week card. Carl Garrett and Jim Nance of the pluses for file National Mark Kravltz 39-7-32, Irv Far- But she’ll have to win it twice New York doesn’t have one reg­ unnoticed. A crowd of 40 tennis who ran to the 12-yard line of „gy „„ g 67-yard double reverse. rambled for touchdowns 74 sec- League Eastern Division lead­ Hits-i-DUva, Minnesota 189; opener of a three game series. Winning Thompson Feature ular batting over .300. Donn Manager Eddie Kasko’a club ------fans and friends did notlcd Jen­ Manchester. Power numer Ron ,j.gj Garrity off tackle for 67 ing Pittsburgh Pirates. The Tovar, Mimiesota 188. former three time National Clendenon is the leader at .290 nings Saturday as he intimidat­ Dolron picked up 10 yards as yg^ds. a 30-yard pass from By DEAN YOST iSucs, who isre staging a real Home rups—F. Howard, won the last two games of its Qig inning homer offsetting Earl Grant wived the checker- ed his Exponent with bullet-llke he brought the baU down to the Damian Tedone to Ron Sawyer. ...Tops in both strikeouts and dog fight foii the tiUe with call- Washington 42; KUlebrew, Min- “ ries I" New York wee^, ^ Washington run W the of "I decided at the beginning modified king kept the car to kickers — Lou Becker, London could have written—if home runs Is Tommie -Agee with first serves, which were only two Judd took a handoff from gnd Ted Garrity with two, an . „ Brown ordered______the draw play to on thdlr way to an upset 17-30, cago'»’B Cubs and the New York nesota 41. toning on Del Unser’s single. Jim Johnston, Elmer Riggott, he dared. 164 and 24 totals. Agee needs about 10 per cent successful. ClMlla and scored. The two off-tackle run for 67 yards and of the year, that I warn t going front for 342 laps until « » « « « » a uiirt’ down-and' 28 bind with triumph over Ifiaml. Mets, Howie Latimer, BUI Peck 74; It was a day that saw: - but three more hits to tie Tom­ e. to v e reeled o ff 176 vrinninT « a walk, and a run-scoring single \ However, Jennings followed conTlio^ was good and Z ^ n A run of 76 yards. Tedone to run fo r my f o i ^ N a U ^ ed, capturing the $8,600 first doubleplays this season as com, lar, BalUmore 2 -8, .742, 3.66; game weekend Mt vdnnlng a by AureUo Rodriguez, 2% minutes remaining to the . A1 Kemp, Gus Peters, Beany —^Intrepid, the Am erican de­ my Davis’ club record of 174 day-night doubleheader by ^ through with a great combina­ the Knights closed the gap to ran for two canv^r8lons and uUe.” commented Bugs Stevens place purse, third period. FALCONS - SAINTS — pared to 126 for the Mets. The M cNally, Baltim ore 23-9, .719, me Kiugnis passed for two. last night after winning hls sec- chit of the 60K:ar starting Pay, Gtoo Evangelista 76. fender, finish within inches of for a season. .And, the center- scores o f 7-3 and 11-3, Oien tak- R e8K*e Smith’s leadoff single tion of Intense concentration 40-14. ”We all aorta flinched when Bob Berry drwe theFalcons DP’s have often been considered 3.29. n i n e h o l e championshu ; Gretel II after the AustraUan fielder needs but one more ex­ Ing Sunday’s finale 8-1 as Ray seventh stairted the win- and fantastic reaction timing ■ The Indians tallied their last sD ots for the CSiargers c

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPPJMBER 21, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN ^ G G S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Business Services THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE HelpWanfud— Help Wanted— Mole 36 Aaiwir !• Priylont Pmitt THIS. j TOMPLAINHS WHAT ARE YOU l_OOKS OKAY O ffe r e d 13 Funral* 35 T 'M E i I SURE/A c l a im Colleges T rv to get twe big mam om the I f b v s o m e m in o r m ir a c l e 'tou d o g e t OIL BURNER service man with ' UM BW ELLA f HA\MJ ^ FOCZAA F O fR > tJ U R SECRETARY- wanted for busy L E A K S ! J O P E N IT, M ie o o N CLASSIFIED experience In all phases of No. WUbN yfotrw CtoNTPOL/ EGAD. iNSUtRANCC.' ■ POLLARD Tree Service — Blx- riORM AMD Wes MEVER ABLE TO SPEAR Tt).SEE HIM, HERE’'® HOW HESPEMDSIME doctor’s office in Manchester, AN' HOLP IT 2 oil burner service. Excellent izewy-voco, 1 SHOULD MAVC ACROSS 60 Small horse pert tree removal, pruning 10VOU ‘CAUSE EMTlRE IMTERVlEW - 4 days a week. Must be neat, UPSIPE au cT thrcnj. PIRGOfaSD AN HlC- AW.THACT 61 Father benefits and salary opportun­ DOWN 1 — College trimming. Reasonable. Free cooperative and have a pleas­ TVlC -TOfaiC AABCS^NSG I3G WoNTGO DOWN ity for willing Individual. I a n y fatrthetr in Iowa estimates. 628-3021. . Hello - v e s Y hello, heuo - long oistamce ant telephone voice. Typing es­ THAT eNCR- CIMILAB ID -IHAT C3P IFish ADVERTISING Union shop. All inquiries held GIZCSTHe TVS FUasr LANDING t h a n A R P L L A R 4 Ohio’* - r - < IH CON liREN CE. FILIBUSTER % HOLD ONCALL TOR VOU, sential. Please reply Box M, Inatitute of 2 Be indebted CLEANING — Interior —^botb confidential. Call Mr. Grim­ PfZtVC ON TVS A'KX>4 / lUOULD AT AGUPED- 3 Abstract being CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NOT TAKING A N ! CALLS! SPEARING"' NO, N BE RIGHT Manchester Herald. BCUT/' r r e is pebmvcsible t o . AAAPVCET, Technology residential and commercial. aldi, 629-2649 for Interview ap­ PEN GDMBTHlNGGUnA^E CHBO<50UT/ 4 Small wagons 8 AJH.to4:30Pjil. ' SPERMWHALE, H WITH nOU- SBryn----- 5 Singing voice Satisfactory work guaranteed. HOUSEWIVES — earn a steady pointment. ■V-C 12 Possess 6 ObKrve For friendly free estimates, 4 ICANTAUR"! lifetime Income In your spare 13 Athena 7 Auricles COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. time. Represent our welcome OIL burner mechanic, license •14 Monster 26 Semiprecious animals call Suburban Floor Mainten- ' Sindian ance, 649-9229. service io local merchants. No necessary. Steady work, good IS Absconder footwear stone 42 Belief 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUOA'nON 17 Piece of 27 Greek chariot 43 Wood cutter home visits. Exclusive fran­ pay, many benefits, including 9 Greek market Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frida. SHARPENING Service — Saws money place race 44 Deputy chises now available in Man­ pension fund, group insurance, ISEar 10 More twisted 28 Confined 45 Foe knives, scissors, garden and chester area. No. investment uniforms. Apply at P. Sioltx, (comb, form) 11 SpUts 30 Puddings, for 46 Japanese coin PLEASE READ YOUR AD ^ shop tools. Power mowers re­ required. Call 617-656-2724 col­ Inc., 247-2661. 19------Heart 16 Time division example , 48 Journey paired and serviced. Pick up ALLEY OOP BY V. • College ClasslBed^r “ Want Ads’* are taken over the p»w.n^ aa a lect. Ask for Mr. McGee. 20 Primate 33 Javelin 49Notcloeed and delivered. Sharpall, 686 WANTED short order cooks full 21 Spanish 34 Fencing 52 Taro (var.) convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 21 Uquid Adams St. (rear) Manchester, PART-TIME or full-time office OF COURSE I I'LL SIGNAL ...ANP HOPE HES ' laborers measure sword 53 Weight of wool DAT IT and RE(PORT ERRORS InOme t o r ^ e and part time. Apply In person VOURE REALLY SERIOUS AM , ALLEY.' OSCAR TO PICK SOT 7H' VIEMLSCREEN WATCH IT, DOCl *TW 24 Sea bottom 22 Ipecac source 35 Prophet 54 Epoch next insertion. The' Herald Is responsible for only ONE In­ 648-5305. girl. Must be able to type, and Howard Johnson Restaurant, _ ANOENTMOO ABOUT SETTING HIM BACK US UP AT ONCE. TURNEP ON/ GINKte GOTTOUR sands * 23 Judicial term 40 Enclosure for 55 Accomplished correct or omitted insertion for .any advertisement and then do general office work. No 394 Tolland Tpke. Manchester. TO ESCAPE-mE T THE LAB, ARENT TOUP KNIFE/ r.^ 25 Climbing CUSTOM MADE slip coveni, % only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which bookkeeping required. Call 289- UMELIGHT plant 1” 5” r 4 5“ 6 1 r~ r 16 IT do not lessen the valne of the advertisement wUl not be 382 - 3129, In the convenience 2276. WANTED — two dependable SURROUNPINS STOW 28 Jests THE SUCCESS OF corrected by “make good” insertion. \ of your living room. Choose men to work at South Windsor J— ~ ; isjj '29 Want 12 i4 NURSES — RN’s or LPN’s In PR.WONMUG'S Sl.Lifetlme—' from over 200 exciting prints. Auto Parts. Inquire in person, ELECTRIC RACE i) Grant’s of Vernon. 872-9171. East Hartford, 11-7 shift, full CAR, ALLEY OOP 32'Roman date 15 16 (RockvUle, Ttril Free) Schanck Rd., South Windsor. ^ ^ C R » e OF CDNPiP eHCE* 36 Weight or part-time. Good benefits, ANP THE FAMOUS 13 13 13 LAWN Mowers — Garden trac­ SaENTIST EN­ 0.>| e IWSt» t» w t M OE deduction 6 4 3 -2711 pleasant environment, paid TIRE service man and ware- COUNTER A 37 Spanish noble 22 23 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 tors repaired and sharpened. meals and meal time, paid in­ house man for growing tire HAIRY S U B ­ 38Bwkofneclc 21 \. Parts and accessories. New surance benefits. Phone Burn­ concern. All benefits and over­ HUMAN OOP , 39 Expended 8“ 27 and used lawn mowers. Hours CALLS A'GlNK'. side Convalescent Home, 289- time. Apply In person. Nichols OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 41Arlkaran Aufomobilus Formal* 4 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. Indian ia Ji 31 34 36 9671. Manchester Tire, Inc., 296 Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. 42 Pursue 1969 CHEVROLEiT, standard Broad St., hlanchester. ■TW- LV. HOW UNCOUTH-- INDEED,YES-LEAVE 45 Organic salt 3T H E R A L D ^ Middle Tpke., 649-8700. A WAIT A MINUTE “ shift, 3100, y4ry good condi­ TYPIST-CLERK — shorthand I'LL BET I COULD ROOTIN' IKJ PEOPLES') US DEPART THIS 47CoUege 41 helpful but not necessary. Ma- TWO males needed for part- official tion. Moving, must sell. Call TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — ^ . . * , • _ _ FIX THIS.' 1 THINK RUBBISH/COME— C^SCENE OF UNREFINE- ture Individual for personnel time work. Apply In person I'LL TAKE IT WE MUST OI6A6SOO- j MENTANP ILL-BREED 49 Number 42 43 44 46 BOX L E H E R S afternoons, 644-2683. Trees cut, building lots clear- apUCIOl sOrVlCUS lU Bonds— Stocks— Help W o n te d - BY LEFT and McWILLIABlS HOME... ATE OURSELVES ^ 'W O WITHOOTDELAY... so Jug Female 35 and safety department to In­ only, Howard Johnson Restau­ DAVY JONES FROM THIS Mortgages 27 rant, 394 Tolland Tpke., Man­ 61 Amended v r For Your SbJernf W er'w o'^ "phon: vestigate accidents and check VLlLtiAR one's life dsrfk blue, 4-speed, 327-360 h.p. «oi| 740.8262 ^ music for your out references of professional chester. HOW MUCH DO I NOT A Y HELPING A ^ FELLOW... I ^EESOMETHIW'BETTER ar ti 53 54 56 Informatiion ^ WOMEN ’ for snack bar eve­ NOW THAT You I'M GLADPER'N KToothUke wedding reception, house par- MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- drivers and dock men. Nelson , EVER TO BE YOUR OWE YOU CHAPS PENNY, j MAM LIK E YOU IKI THE WE>Cr TRASH CAM.' notch im-fm radio. 7 good wide nings, hours 8—closing. Must INSPECTOR, second shift, KNOW THAT '/OU'RE 55" 3} 33 THE HERALD wlU not ovals, excellent condition. 643- MANCHESTER Tree Service ty, dlnndr dance, Christmas ond, third. All kinds. Realty Freightways, Inc., 47 East St., fAV ADOPTED SON, SON, DAD.'.' , f=0R RETRIEVING, SIR. y WAS A GREAT 57 Same (Latin) be able to work Saturday or plasma flame spray depsirt- di8clni.e the identity of 0009. Specializing in tree removal, party. Make your party the statewide. Credit rating unnec­ Rockville, 872-9121. - DOES IT c h a n g e , MV DOCUMENTS* PRIVILEGE.' j^ f F 3 68 Boundary 5T U II Sunday or 4:30 — 7 evenings. ment, experienced. Must be (comb, form) any advertiser using box pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. talk of the town with a live or­ essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ ANVTHmS, SCOTTY.' U i Apply In person Vernon Lanes, DENTAL assistant wanted part- familiar with general Inspec- 68 Table scraps letters. Readers answer­ 1960 FORD Starllner, good Fully Insured. Call 649-6422. chestra as low as 3120. Call tial, quick arrangements. Alvin fNewipeper Mtrprtu Ann.) ing blind box ads who body, engine needs work- 247-7136, 232-6476. Lundy Agency, 627-7971. 983 Route 83, Vernon. time In Manchester office, af­ tion procedures Involving air desire to protect their Make an offer. 646-4204 after 3. Main St., Hartford. Evenings, ternoons. Phone 649-6676 for In­ craft parts. Small company, identity can follow ‘his FREE TOYS and gifts can be 233-6870. terview. many benefits. Please apply In procedure; 1970 TORINO GT, 16,000 miles, Household Services yours In time for Christmas. ATTENTION person, Klock Co., 1366 Tolland Let me give a toy party In MORTGAGES — First and sec- LEGAL Secretary — Manches­ Tpke., Manchester. Enclose your reply to excellent condition, still under ______Offered 13-A warrantee, 32,600. 876-1796. your home. You’ll love It! 647- ond. All types to suit require­ ter law firm has position avail­ the box In an envelope — HOUSEWIVES able. Applicant must have DRIVER — must be over 24, address to the Clsuisllled LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, 9613. Bea. ments. Confidential, efficient 1960 PL'mOUTH convertible. attics clesined and removed. service. P. A. Thome, 649-6281. some shorthand, good typing, full-time, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., M anager, Manchester Evenings free? Sell Toys Evening Herald, together 360. 1962 Chevrolet, 4-speed, Bulk delivery. 644-8062. and transcribing proficiency. salary and all store benefits. with a memo listing the blue, 3176. 647-9329. Roofing— Siding 16 and Gifts Party Plan; No Legal experience preferred but Apply Mr. Katz, Arthur Drug CARNIVAL BY DICK TU^NIjR companies you do NOT REWEAVING of burns, moth- cash Investment. No Collect­ not required. Salary commen­ Store, 942 Main St. 1966 CHEVY with glass nose, Business Opportunity 28 want to see your letter. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ P & S ROOFING and repairs ing, No Delivering. No ex­ surate with qualifications. Call Tour letter wUi be de­ Heml powered, many extras, dow shades made to measure, done realistically. Free esU- perience needed. Also book­ Mr. Karlson, 649-6277 to ar­ WAYOUT BY KEN BfUSE stroyed if the advertiser needs drive shaft. Best Offer, all size Venetian blinds. Keys mates. Call anytime. 649-1616 ing parties. Call or write range Interview. is one you’ve mentioned. 646-2778. made while you wait. Tape re- „r 742-8388. “Santa’s Parties”, Avon, i i i i , '“ ‘ •'A*/ * If not It will be handled corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 ______!------'------Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- MTr.T.TBTX, Inc., 99 Loomls St. H R S T C L A SS DON'T WORRY In the usual manner. 1964 CATALINA, 4-door, excel­ & n Main St., 649-5221. BIDWELL Home Improvement SUNOCO 673-8466. has openings for women In our COLLECTORS' ITEMS' t im i> MCA lm t w e . iw s f < e * lent condition, power stedring. ABOUT IT UNTIL a a s s r Co'. Expert Installation of ' measuring and marking de- MECHANICS YOU GET YOUR power brakes. No reasonable q d d JOBS, light trucking, car- aluminum siding, gutters and Modem three-bay service ______partment, day time hours. Ap- offer refused. 232-6966. nentrvpentry, roofsroofs, mlaeellaneouamiscellaneous re-re­ t^m. Roofing Installation and station In the Manchester- SALBSWOMAN and Cashier ply Miss Oobum, 646-1414, Lest and Found 1 pairs, patios, porches, retain­ 1000 MILES.' 1964 LINCOLN Continental. 4- repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. Vemon area. High Poten­ needed, full and part-time. (CLEANING woman wanted 3-4 Needed to build quality ma­ SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’ NEAL ing walls, ceramic tile, con­ LOST — On September 14, door sedan, white. Has full tial in gasoline and repairs. Working hours to suit your weekly. Permanent posl- chinery. Excellent fringe crete work. Clean up. 646-Q263, /■ Sammy, blue male, parakeet, power with air. Phone 643-9665 Paid training. Financial as­ schedule. Apply In person to Send name, address, benefits • and pay. anytime. Roofing .and sistance, business counsel­ vicinity of )HapIe and Grant or 649-7649. Mr. Shenkman, Jr. Pilgrim phone number and references /wHAcr OO'itXJlHlNlsCOF) r S P e A T M A N -1 ing, and promotional eis- St., RockvlUe. CaU 872-9219, af- iggi a-DOOR gray, Mercury LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and C h im n O y S ____16-A Mills, Oakland St., Manches­ to Box R., Manchester Herald. CaU Mrs. Brunettl, 643-2487 IHgiR Vice PBESlDeUT?) sistance. ter 4. Reward. Monterey. Very good condl- attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, ROOFING — Specializing re- ter. All replies confidential. Writ­ between 9 a.m.-6 p.m. tion. One owner. Reasonable cut and removed. 643- pairing roofs of all kinds, new ing ability not required. K =N LOST: Passbook No. 25 0138491 For Information call Mr. offer. 643-7667 after 6 p.m. roofs, gutter work, chimneys The Connecticut Bank and Cox, 668-3400. Evenings WAITRESS wanted full or part- WANTED reliable baby-sitter ______^______, _ _ , , ------cleaned and repaired. 30 years time. Call Tolland — 876-9960. ’Trust Company, Savings Dept. poRD 1968 Torino SJluire. very TWO handymen want a variety experience. Free estimates. and weekends. Bill Fitz­ for two school-age children, 12 p a r t - TIME oU truck driver, to 4:80 p.m. Within walking Apply In person, Co-Operative Application made tor payment. condiUbn, power steer- of jobs by day or hour. We Howley 643-6361, 644- Gerald, collect 413-738-2779. RESPONSIBLE woman to work distance to Verplank School, qu Co. 816 Broad St. Manches- afternoon 1 to 0 in rest home. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE NOTICE U hdreby given that 1"^' ^brakes j^-con^tlondd, ®le^jar^. 8333. Call 647-1620 after 6 p.m. ter. Deposit Sa.vings Acc. Book No. new tires. 32.460, 646-0667. R easonable. Call 648-6806._____H ^^ng Ond Piumblng 17 Call 649-6986. YES, BUT HE'S OUT BOY, IS PEPPER PROUD OF YOU/ WOW.' 16978 issued by the Manchester VOLKSWAGEN Fast back PIANO TUNING and 'band In- MANCHESTER -- Boutique (^ERK — Good with figures WANTED general machinist / /~~ Ti _ ^ I 1 4 4 A n wn aT etBlA *" HELLO, JUST NOW. HE THINKS YOU'RE THE GREATEST WHAT'S Savings and Loan Association, 31,100. 1968 Plymouth strument repairing by Hartt q r a n T’S Plumbing Service- shop. Rlness dictates fast sale, invoices etc. Gaer Help W anted -----M ole 36 with some mlUlng Md lathe f o o tb a ll player, the GREATEST HAPPEMEP TmA/\m'krtv*ofaH Haa Vtaan 1r\af _ _ < __ __^ _ .... Ail AA*«a4s4Ai*AH A^iiaf no ^ _ __ * lurAfwmir*a Tflf*.. IS THIS SAY, < Incorporated, has been lost Fury m , power steering, auto- College of Music graduate, FYee estimates, plus quality All offers considered. Must be Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ experience. Metronlcs Inc., PEPPER NAVY FOOT, THE GREATEST TDTHE and appUcatlon has been made matte, 31,660. 1964 Ford, 3176. Ward Krause., 643-6336. sold. Frechette Realtors, 647- Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. GEHERATIOH work. 043-6341. sor. S^WyEJ?!S CIOAK-AHD-DAGGERGIM' S O t V E SES. 1 understand to- said Association for pay­ Savings Bank of Manchester, ------;;— i n ______9993. THAT EVER LIVED. GAP? '~r TOP WAGES PART-TIME days, hours ar­ ROOM? HE^PP. iheyve even named \ a ment of the amoimt of deposit. 928 Main St. Manchester, 646- CUSTOM made draperies, slip WATSON Plumbing and A WAOCH APTEE HIM. covers and reupholstering. Heating. Bathroom remodel­ CLERKS ranged, repair mtm. Apply 1700. PRINTING PLANT Singer Sewing Center, 866 LOST: Passbook No. 26-000062- Budget term^. Established In ing and repairs. Free estl- A ONE-MAN BUSINESS 9, Savings Department of the 1946. Days, 624-0164, evenings, Full-time openings for ex­ Main St., Manchester. mates. CaU 649-3808. ------Connecticut Bank and Trust 649-7690. INVESTMENT perienced figure clerks. PLAXEMAKBIR— Company. Application made ^uh> Accossorios~ Company offers excellent Experience necessary. PAINTERS — Helpers oiUy, for payment. FALL clean ups. Attics, cellars, Millinory, (CAN START wages and working condl- - some experience required. Tiras 6 garages cleaned. Trash re­ tions. ^nvenlent free park­ CHIEF’S OPERATOR— Government job. East Hart­ e tm » MU fa. m iBfc MX > moved. Free estimates. 628- Dressmaking 19 PART-TIME) ing and an excellent free Experience necessary. ford location. 34.60 per hour. 0670. benefit program. Call Bob Melendy after 4:80, ^TOMICTECH. Porsoncris 3 900x20, 1000x20, 1100x20, tires. TROUBLE finding mints? Cub- r.ight, pleasant, EXTREMELY PRESS HELPER— “W« do NOT OWO tho Smiths it dinnorl Lot thorn 876-7179. roochedulo tho otook fry thoy had loot month. It CaU after 6, 649-2330. tom made dresses, ladles suits, pRoifiTrABLE BUSINESS serv- Apply Moving stock, wash up, RIDE WANTED to PWA, pur- malntenance---wlU train. rainod boforo it was half ovorl” chasing department from West gowns and alterations. Prompt jcing local stores, etc., with a SERVICE station attendant, Building— service. Call 649-1133. FIRST NATIONAL part or full-time days. Apply MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Middle Tpke. Hours 8-4:46. 649- ...... NA-nONALLY FAMOUS 60 STORES INC. WRAPPER— Trailers— Contracting 14 YEAR OLD FOOD BEVERAGE Dick’s Shell Service, 663 Cen­ 6073 after 6. Park and Oakland Aves. No experience necessary. I'M THINRIN' OF JUMPIN' BAIL—AND X OKAY, Mobile Homes 6-A' product which Is a HOUSE­ ter St. IF I DO, I'LL NEED A LOT /YORE THAT I BILL — I - LEON CteszynsW builder—new Moving-L-Tnicking— HOLD WORD IN AMERICA, is Beust Hartford BINDERY—Need man ex­ STEVE CANTON BY BOLTON CANIFF GROCERY clerk wanted, good /'M NOT GOIN' TO DO ANYTHING THAT! GO OUT AND SEE HOW MUCH J I'LL TRY Automobiles For Sole 4 iwf AJ^CHE tent trailer, homes custom built, remodel- Storage 20 consumed by the THOUSANDS perienced In all bindery TO YOU N O W ! BUT REMBMBEN YOU CAN BORROW! ______AAV BEST/ sleeps 4, walnut cabinet, awn- Ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- DAILY In this community, and FASHION Frocks csui help you. equipment — primarily fold­ working conditions. Apply at THE, CUFF— IF YOU OPEN YOUR STEYE.WE HAP EVERT-L THE ARMY AND AIR \ WHOEVER USED THAT ANP ON ANOTHER PART OF THE' BASE — Dellvery- Vernon Circle Market, 649: NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ing and 26-gallon gas tank In- rages, kitchens remodeled, MANCHESTER — Dellvenr- gnjoyg LIFETIME REPEAT Managers and Counselors ers. /YOUTH TO TH' COPS-YOU'RE ONE including the SCHOOL FORCE MOTION PICTURE ' FILM CAN AS A CODE 6329. STREET CROSSING VOLUN­ SERVICE AAAY BE YET CARRIER MUST BE Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- eluded 3626. or best offdr. bath tile, cement work. Steps, light trucking and package de- puSINESS. needed. Work 3 evenings a PEAD! dormers. Residential_ . , , or com­----- livery. Refrigerators, washers TEERS WORKING ON THE ANOTHER FIFTY YEARS GRINNING BY NOW est Douglass accepts lowest Phone 643-6033. week, earn 360- Car necessary. Top wages, plus a liberal SERVICE STA'nON attendant, mercial. CaU 649-4291. and stove moving, specialty. CASE... OLDER BEFORE WE HAVE down, smallest payments, any­ 742-7662, 643-6686. benefit progrram that In­ full-time days. Apply In per­ m tm m where. Not small loan finance Folding chairs for rent. 649- NO SELLING! OAY HALLMARK Building Co. for cludes a non-contrlbutory son. Charest Esso, Route SO, \ company plan. Douglas Mo- 0752. AS PRODUCT (BIGGEST WE HAVE just the job tor the Vernon. ^uto Driying School 7-A home improvement, additions, aer.il-retlred nurse. Good pay, pension plan. tors,t^846 Maln^ rec rooms, house painting, ______NAME IN FOOD INDUSTRY) DAY’S Driving School. — 26 easy hours, minimum nursing. APPLICATIONS being accept­ garages, roofing, gutters. Free I IS PRE-SOLD THRU EXTEN- Apply In pbrson or call; i 1966 CHEVELLE, 396^ h.p., years professional driving ex­ Why dctt’t you call us? You’ll ed tor full-time school custo­ estimates. All work guaran­ Pointing— Papering 2i s iv e a n d c o n t in u o u s a d - rebuilt. Crane, Hooker, Hurst, perience. Call 649-6160. VER’nSINO ON TV, RADIO, b€ glad you did. 649-2368. dians. Evening diift, excellent Schioffer, Sun, Lakewood. Ex- teed. 646-0202. INSIDE!—outside painting. Spe- MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, ALLIED PRINTING benefits. Call 644-2410.'' PART-TIME maid needed. ceUent condition. 646-3824. clal rates tor people over 66. jvjc., (COMPANY PRODUCT SERVICES d o r m e r s , garages, porches, iPhone, 644-1604. Manchester DESPATX^HER for a top truck­ Motorcycles Call my competitors, then call s a l .e s IN EXCEISS OF 1V4 1966 FORD 6 cylinder, standard rec rooms, room additions, Motel, McNall St., Manches­ 679 Middle Tpke. West ing company, 3210. to start Bicycles 11 kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, me. Estimates given. 649-7883. BILLION DOLLARS ANNUAL- shift. Needs tires. Runs good. ter, Conn. Manchester, Coim. with a , substantial Increase MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES, and FRANK RIDGEWAY siding, general repairs. Quality - r —;— ly). CONSISTS OF COLLECT CaU after 4 p.m., 649-7678. JOSEPH P. LEWIS within 6 months. AU benefits workmanship. Financing avail- custom MERCHANDISE STORE WORK —Afternoons. 3260.______1967 HONDA 306 chopped, beat . 643-1101 including 320,000. life insurance ^ aa ^ I GUESS LIVING FOR INST/ANCE, I able. Economy Builders, Inc. Painting, Interior Md exterior, REPLENISHING Gelco, 283 West Middle Tpke., offer. 647-1181 after 6 p.m. paperhanglhg, tolly insured. paid by company. Rita Person­ PROBABLY UP S O HIGH IS 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. INVENTORY. Mr. Markham. KffiP GETTING THIS For free estimates' call 849- nel, 646-4040. T H E ONLY BOUNDTO 1961 SUNBEAM Alpine roadster UNCONTROLLABLE WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU SAVE MONEY! Fast service. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. REQUIREMENTS; Must aspire BAKERY saleswoman, after- —needed to do janitor DOG IN C H A N G E M E URGETOVODfiL! 3260. CaU 633-4037. work In evenings, full-time. In TRAINEES — Bank braiwh Business Services Dormers, room additions, gd- to noon hours, good wages, T H E WORLD A LITTLE. Manchester area. CaU 627-9286 manager and banking credit, Offered 13 rages, ^rches. ^ steady position. Apply Parkade UVING •mEONLYTTAAEITfe WHSH l3BriOaON3REBa IM interior and exterior painting, or apply Rudder Building Serv- Some college required. Out- 1964 CHEVROLET station siding. Compare prices. Add Bakery, Parkade Shopping IN A lU . BET BBN'. BOMB STRANeBB. MORE Help W onted^ DEMONSTRATORS — Earn PUBLIC L5C0NCCONCERNED One owner. 3860 or best offer. MU»rVB trNBAKEP IN - Al 3200 In toys and gifts plus 3260 615 . Parker St., Manchester, Conn. UBRARV HIP THAT IN yPUB ROOMl WITH FINPINp Female 35 TMATJHOO.OM' 643-9708. cash for just 20 nights work. PORTRAIT FOR ed. Free estimates. Call 647- Tom Corbitt, 648-0088. EXPERIENCED hoiwe paint Demonstrate ______Laurene’s .top —r M cKBB. 1968 PORSCHE, super 90, In Mrs. E. F. Loftus r n n good condition. Must sell. No 9479.______WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- very ^ No coUecUng. No deUyer- reasonable offer refused. 646- g,pjjpg^ stdewalks, stone walls, modellng specialist. Additions, ^aU 643-6942 or coUect 1- 489-4101 before 6 p.m. 1998. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. rec rooms, dormers, porches, Painting Co., 1-423-8 MEAT cutter or coimter man, PLUMBING and heating me- cabinets, formica, built-ins, -j^-g decorating service. NURSE aides, all shifts, will PROFESSIONAL couple with 40-hour week. Jackson’s Mar­ chanlc, Ucense necessary, bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8441 pgi„ting. intehor and exterior, train- Call 648-0129. one school-age child requires ket, 644-8721. steady 'work, good pay, many ROGER’S PAINTING, interior paper Md yto^hanglng. Free BABYSITTER wanted in my responsible woman with own benefits including pension LAlNCELOI Estimates. 568-8069. fund, group insurance, uni­ BY COKER and PENN and exterior, ceiling, waU- home, four afternoons weekly. transportation. Light house­ 2202 after 6 p.m. ______forms. Apply at P. Stolta, Inc., paperlng. OaU anytime, 648- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday keeping duties, 8 afternoons a ------s h a r p e n i n g Servlce-Saws. 247-2661. 1967 OLDSMOBILE 442, head- 0928. and Friday. 12:30 to 6:16. 3U week. South Windsor area. STORE MANAGER ers, gears, many extras. .,Set Hoor Finishing 24 weekly. 643-1041. Good salary tor right person. ------i----- rotary blades. Quick service MASONARY — AU types of . ______CaU evenings after 7, 644- T v A g «)/ lT 6 Ueg IS A ______for racing.______646-4896,__ 646-2482. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 GUNSMITH Technician — kal- stone and concrete work. No FLDOR SANDING, and refin- p a r T-TIME office work. SmaU 2792. Ehccellent opportunity for ary wide open contigent upon / ' WARM W W . HOW 1967 CHEVROLET 288, 8-speed Main St.. MMCherter. Honw job too small. EYee estimates. lahlng (specializing in older office. Manchester. Prefer energetic individual looking qualifications. Rita Personnel. AftOUT SHARING >101112 Hurst Good mechanical condl- dally 7:80-6, T h u r ^ y ^ 7:80-9. EARN 360 and more In famous . SHARE WITH ME ? LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Quality workmanship. Work floors). In and outside paint­ afternoons. Call 646-0172. for top pay. Benefits and a 646-4040. ) tion. Body fair. 3128. CaU 649- Saturday, 7:80r4. 648-7968. guaranteed. Out of season ing. Ceilings. No job too smaU. brand items. No Investment. chance to grow. Progressive WAITRESS — FuU or part' Help fijends shop from home. AN*«U. 6148. ______Tvro YOUNG married men rates. CaU after 6 p.m., 64S- John VerfalUe, 649-6760. company now has opening ONiS ___ time, day work. Apply in per- Send for free all new catalog. in a high volume dlscotmt METALLOGRAPHER —Knowl­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, tan, se­ will do smaU repair jobs and 1870 or 644-2976. — son only. Howard Johnson’s, popular Club Plan, Dept. Z601, drug store in th^ Hartford edge of metlab operaUona and dan. 31,800. Good nmntng con- painting, also cellar cleaning 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Lynbrook, N. Y. areaf’^Write to Box C, Man­ spectrographlc analyala requir­ diti

PAGE EIGHTEEN / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COl^.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 O ut of Toum OutofTOwn> * Seutfc W ind»oj^ Houses For Scrie 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 For Sole 75 For Sale 75 Democrats Plan Doqs— Birds— P«fs 41 Aparfmenrs— Fkil*— Business Property mouses For Sale 72 su b u r b a n Splendor, 8-room DUTCH Colonial, 9 rooms, Por------5- ^ NEW LISTING — One year old. Contemporary SpUt In ex- ter St. area. Four bedrooms, MANCHESTER — very clean, MA^ra[CHESTER —Price reduc- aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed- VERNON _ Immaculate 9 VERNON — Modem 8-room Co- thls quality 9-room, five . _ . . . ' ' AFFECTIONATE, attractive, TuMnwnts 63 For Sale 70 MANCHESTER — 2 famUy, 6-8 tf'qulsite•auisite setting on 1% acres, formal dining room, Ubrary, 3 or 4 bedroom Cape, fire- ed On room Colonial, ftreplaced faml- room Ranch with finished lonlal. ’Three bedrooms, two- Registration Of with 2 car garage, nice floor bedroom, two-year-old Gar­ king sized, sewing room, spa­ 3 month old, male kUten, ur­ 686 CENTER St. —4^-room LIQUOR store In Manchester, Only tlufe® years young, 1(4 assumable $21,000, 6 per cent place, country atmosphere. ly foom, bullt-tas, 1(4 baths, family room, carpeting,. ga- CLASSIFIED rison Colonial. Kitchen with cious Uvtag ■ room with fire­ Eli^ble Voters gently needs good home. Has BERRY’S WORLD good locaUon. Good Income. baths, basement garage. In­ mortgage. ‘ Phllbrlck Agency, Immediate occupancy. Asking acre lot 16 minute's to Pratt rage, extras. CaU to see. $26,- duplex, IH' baths, alii apph built-ins, famUy room with place, formal dining roofn, shots. Call 649-1371. ances, fully carpeted, 2 air- For detaUs call Phllbrlck cellent con^Uon. A g ^ buy. numerable extras you must Realtors, 646-4200. . $22,900 Frechette Realtors, and Whitney, 3 milek to UCk>nn. 900. Rowe A Rowe Realty, 879 Democrats of South Windsor fireplace, 2(4 baths, 2 garages wall-to-waU carpeting, 1(4 coiiditloners, heat, hot wat.er, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 647“9993. Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, 3107. have launched an intensive vot­ and aluminum siding. Now baths, large lot with a view. ADVERTISING PART Labrador pups, 6H sound proofing, storage and 649-2813. 643.6930 or 647-1673. YOUR FUTURE address could ------Realtors, 649-2813. ------er registraUon drive to make all VERNON—Immaculate 8-room Assumable mortgage. $26,900. weeks old, some all black. Ex­ parking. On bus line, - near be 628 Wetherall St., Manches- CONTEMPORY 7(4 * iw m asking $41,600. Phllbrlck Agen­ eUglble residents voters bY the PRICELESS CHARM — 4-bed- Colonial reduced to $29,900. Ef­ Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS cellent with children, good Investment Property CIBCA 1740 large authentic Co­ ter. Conn., 06040. Take a ride Ranch, large lot in beautlfuUy cy, Realtors, 646-4200., NINE ACRES — sweeping Nov. 3 election. shopping. $196 per month. . room custom Garrison Colonial, ficient eat-ta-kitchen, dining 646-4200. 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M hunting dogs. Call 649-6026. lonial, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, by, then call us for details and wooded setting. Fireplace. views, lovely six-room stone In announcing the drive. Phone Charles Ponticelll, 649- For Sole 70-A 2 baths, family room, recrea­ $19,600. FRESH on the Large enclosed pomh, 2 baths, some of the original InspecUon. The Paul W. Dou- “ “ ^® bedrooms, 1(4 b a to, fam- room, paneled t OLLAND — Beautiful and im- Democratic Town Committee 9644. tion room, fireplace, wall-to- in Manchester, 6-room Ranch, ^ ^ garage. Out-building, MANCHESTER close to shop­ floors, laths, doors, etc. Can gan Agency, Realtors, 649 “ Y >“ K® Ragstone paUo. heated rec P nimock maculate 4-bedroom Colonial C9ialrman William F. Young COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Articles For Sole 45 wall carpeting, 2-car garage, $29,600. Phllbrlck Agency, aluminum siding, g ^ ^ Hutchins Agency, 6496324. ping, 4-famlly with 4 room ' rent upstairs while restoidng If 4635, 646-1021. ' situated on 3 wooded acres, 2- said, ‘"There are currently 900 FumisiMd apartments, i-c&r garage, new large treed lot offers town and desired. Assumable mortgage. Realtors, 646-4200. basement, carpeting. O w n e rs______« :S0 PDAT BEFORE PUBUOATION MILLIONS of ruga have been country-living. Many more fea­ Realty, 6499823. ____ attached garage, 10’ fire- unregistered South Windsor heating systems and roof. Mid Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, want fast sale. Wolverton OWNER anxious — Spacious Deadline lor Saturday and Monday la 4;.t0 p.m. FMda? cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s Apartm ents 63>A tures. Assumable mortgage. GARRISON (Colonial, modem Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 7-room Colonial, 1(4 baths. BOLTON — Ranch, six rooms, place, wall-to-wall carpeting in residents vdio are eligible to be 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 646-4200> America’s finest. Rent electric Low, low 40’s. Morrison, Real­ kitchen, formal dining room. large kitchen, three bedrooms, living room. Electrical appll- made voters. ’The goal Of our shampooer $1. The Sherwin- ATTRACTIVE 3-rOom, fumish- HENRY STREET fireplace, carpeting, garage, tor, 643-1016. large living room with fire- 27 HOFTMAN RD., large three- central. Open for offerings. large living ' room with fire- ances, aluminum siding, ro- drive is to make as many of TOUR COOPERATION HTIX |%| A I 9711 Williams Co. ed, heated apartment. Large MANCHESTER — 17 - room BE APPRECIATED ' l/IM L 0*I^ A / I I place, one lull and two-half bedroom Ranch with 1(4 baths, Easy financing. Morrison place and exposed beams. Lot tary antennae. Owner trans- these residents as possible, vot- closets, private entrances, house on high traffic cotmt Ma n c h e s t e r _ Three-bed- '^SU PERBLY Owner moving west . . . baths. Four bedrooms, lot lOOx appliances, aluminum siding, SCREENED loam, processed Realtor, 643-1016^ with 300’ frontage. $22,700.------ferred. Call 876-6483. era by Nov. 8.” Adults. No pets. References. highway situated on 19,800 room Ranch, Ideal starter or offering this 'renovated 7- gravel, bankrpn gravel, sand, Unique is this combination 180’. $30,900 Phllbrlck Agency, carport. Asking $24,900. Herl- Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, ------^------—------—T—z:— . _ r lYi® town has four voting dls- 643-4860. square foot parcel, good busi­ retirement home. Convenient­ room colonial for sale. Beau­ fill. Stone. George H. Grlffing. of professional offices and Realtors, 646-4Si0O. tage House. 6492482. MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo­ 6494200. CXJ'VENTRY trlots and chairmen In each dls- Continued From Preceding Pogo ness potential. Phllbrlck Agen­ ly located with city water and home. Dwelling is a replica tiful bright new kitchen, nial, four bedrooms, 1(4 baths, 226’, 11 rooms 3(4 baths, car- district. Mrs. Inc., Andover, 742-7888. NEWLY decorated 3 - room cy, Realtors, 646-4200. BOWERS School — T^- room MANCHESTER — Just listed. apartment, fully furnished, hot sewers. Basement beautlfuUy of Old New Ehigland Dutch dining, living room, den and recreation room and two ga­ petlng throughout, 2-car^ gar- Murray and Richard DARK, rich, stone free, loam, paneled and carpeted. Flag­ Colonial architecture and a lav. down. Three bedrooms Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Immaculate 6 - room Ranch, rages, on a rural % acre lot. age, fireplace, b^cony. O w er Second; Jay Brown; Help W onted- Help Wanted— water Included. Available Im- MANCHESTER — bushiess fireplace, paneling, garage, piyg beautiful fsunily room, RIDGEVIEW HEIGHTS five-yards, 320. Sand, gravel, mediately. Second floor. Main blojk with 6 apartments, w stone patio, permanent gas real modem home. Home up. Fine neighborhood. Im­ Asking'$26,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ transferred. Morrison Realtor, Jooei* Walsh and Rich- Mole or Femole 37 Mole or Femole 37 mediate occupancy. Sensibly covered patio, treed lot, child- garage, large treed lot. Must stone, fill, manure, pool and, St. over bakery. $136 monthly. cellent condition. Owner will barbeque and tool shed in consists of peg floors, mar­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200.. 643-1016.______gjd Eriksson, and Fourth, Mrs. ble firei^ace (2), modem, priced at $28,900. T, J. safe anchor fenced rear yard, pg seen. Upper 20’s. Firechette TEACHERS to operate and patio sand. 643-9604. Call 646-0299. finance 80 per cent at 8^ per small cozy backyard. $22,600. High In the hills of Willing- WEST 'WUltagton — Country Uv- Thomas Martin and Frank ’The Paul W. Dougan Agency, (old fashion) kitchen, built- Crockett, Realtor, 6491677. ’ Asking $26,900. Helen D. Cole, Realtors, 647-9998. ton. New deluxe 8(4 and 4(4 FURNISHED — 3-room apart­ cent. Terrific income produc­ Realtor, 643-6666. Lots For Solo 73 tag within SO minutes of Hart- Golden. Voter making sessions yourv™fr‘ area. No experience ALUMINUM sheets used as Realtors, 649-4635, 646-1021. ins, laundry, two-full tiled Three-bed- rooms. $160, $176, $186. Util­ printing plates, .009 thick, 23x ment, first floor, convenient lo­ er. CaU now, Haj'es Agency,. MANCHES’TER ford. Six-room Raised Ranch, will be on Sept. 26 from 9 a.m; necessary. Up to $6,000. for the baths, plus lavatory, large ______MANCIimSTER — Immaculate Ranch, modem kitchen VERNON — Acre plus, high ities not included. Wall-to- 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 caUon, $165. Call 649-4425 after 646-0181. MANCHESTER — A spacious 1(4 baths, rec room, dining to 6 p.m.; Oct. 6, from 6 to 8 summer. For those who want patio and enclosed porch, OWNERS anxious for quick Y-room' Ranch, fireplace, ga- bullt-tas, dining ” L” , fam- scenic location. $6,900. Bolton waU, sliding glass doors to 643-2711. 6 p.m. lawn surrounds this four-bed­ area, living room with fire- p.m .; Oct. 10, from 9 am. to 8 money now, attend our re g io n -______PRICE reduced on this large 2-car garage, 6-zoned heat. sale. Six-year-old U * R Co- w*®- carpeting in all rooms, Uy room, fireplace, waU-to- Lake, Vernon, hall acre $4,200. terrace or balcony. Roomy place, on beautiful acre. Prlc- p.m., and Nov. 2 from 8 to 6 Radiographic room Cape In a neighborhood Four rooms plus lavatory with many extras. Call Pat al meeting at the Holiday Inn u s e d galvanized angle Iron comer parcel on West Middle ideal for your children. Asking lonlal. Five bedrooms, 3(4 gorgeous yard. Asking waU carpeting, garage and Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes ed right. $28,600. Lessenger p.m. — (for those whose rights at New London off Route 06 make up the professional of­ Huffman, rental agent. 1%” to 6” In width, 6’-20’ Business Locarions Tpke. Excellent potential. Call $24,900. Mortgage balance of baths, 2 fireplaces. Many other Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. recreation room. Handy loca- Agency, 648-0181. Co,, Realtors, 742-9718, 1-429 mature alter Oct. 10.) All ses- and 32 on Friday, Sept. 26, at today for InspecUon. Heritage fice. 2(4 acres of land. 9291, sloos are held at the South lengths in excellent condition, For Rent 64 $14,600 is assumable with MANCHESTER — Sneak pre- Technologist 8 p.m. or at the Shoreham Mo­ House, 046-2482. Charles Lesperance, 649 $M *^ '^RUlb^ck ANDOVER — Wooded building ------Windsor Town Hall, Sullivan large quEmtity. Rockville (D 1*70 kr NEA, Ik ., monthly payments of -$129 in­ 900. Por details call Phllbrlck Ranch, large 742-6955 tor Hotel, 440 Asylum St., MANCHESTER Green — ground 7620. lot. « . . t » well. O f Scrape, Route 30, Rockville, cluding principle, Interest and Agency, Realtors, 6494200. lot. Asking $24,900. Agency, ------tance to lake and school, very Registered. Part-time for Hartford, Saturday, Sept. 26, 8 floor 900 square feet, front por- '-’■'•"in' South Main St., 3- Wanfvd Real Es1ata<77 Eligible residents can tqpply 872-9032. famlly property, excellent In­ taxes. The Paul W. Dougan good residential surea. Paul W. weekend coverage at Health p.m. Wives Invited. Young Uon carpeted. Second floor, one ATTRACmVE four - bedroom DUPLEX 6-6, handyman’s spe- Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. "W ell, I guess it IS the only sure way to stop hijackings!" vestment, central location, city Agency, Realtors, 6494535, 646- Cape with garage, acerage and ------^ g M ^ A g e n cy , Realtors, 649 ELLINGTON -I m m e ^ t e oc- ^^L CASH for your property Service, University of Conn. Travelers Day Camps, Inc. ROYAL Electric typewriter, large room, 350 square feet, al­ clal. No central heat, needs uUlitles. Owner says sell. Mor­ 1021. horse stable. Located in town. U&.R 4636 646-1021 cupancy, 7-room (Colonial, 24 hours. Avoid red toe o f^ e the town clerk dur CaU 429-3311, Ext. 631. Personal appearance only. regularly $196. now $85. Royal so, three adjoining offices. Will some repairs. Situated adja­ ■ -1-----kitchen includes appUances, instant service. Hayes to«r toe regular office beum, portable, $75. Remingron add­ rent together or one or two rison Agency, Realtor, 643- 6(4 -ROOM Ranch, breezeway, Exceptional quality. Call cent to high school, shopping, Better Home MAN OR HUSBAND and wife, 1016. Heritage House, 646-2482. SIX-ROOM CAPE ■Values MANCHESTER — Two 2-l-fam- furnace, city water, fenc- Agency, 646-0181. to 4:80 p.m. Monday er, regularly $139, now $80.95. separately. CaU 649-2741, or 649 garage, 1(4 baths, fireplace, etc. Asking $19,900. T. J. Uy building lots. Owners very ^d, treed lot, $22,900. Rowe A through FYlday. to do general cleaning In Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats—• $28,600—MANCHESTER asking Royal adder, $80. Call 649-7798 6688. TWO-FAMILY house, good con­ king sized bedroom, recreaUon NEW LJ8TING — Immaculate Oockett, Realtor, 6491677. anxious. Must be sold immedl- nowe Realty, 8798167. The major focus of the medical offices. Call Modem New on market, g;ood loca­ price on this well kept after 6. Tenements ‘ 63 dition excellent location. Large room, air-condlUoning, view. ately. Frechette Realtors, 647- l a n d —Louis Dimock Realty, groiqi’s talti^ effort will be the PToor Polishing Co., 643-0063. STORE — Suitable for TV, bar­ Ranch vrtth finished basement, SEVEN-ROOM (Tape, four bed- tion, near everything, car­ older colonial that of- ALMOST new Frlgldalre appli­ comer lot. Good investment. $26,900. Hutchins Agency, 649 Realtors, 6499828. 6ept. 26 aU-day voter making anyUme. BUILDING coming down, 300 ber shop, shoe repair, etc. In­ garage, living room with wall- rooms, 2 - oar garage, 1(4 pet In the living room, ers 6 large rooms i n ______9993. ______------ances: 8,000 BTU air-condition­ SIX-ROOM, second - floor flat, CaU after 5 p.m. 6496022. 5324. ------—— ------TT----- 71 session. 'During the week, DUO-SET PROCESSING used modem fluorescent light cludes lavatory, heated. Ap­ to-wall plus beamed ceiling, baths, well landscaped. Rock- stairs, kitchen and hall. Low er, $176. Deluxe washer, $176. central location, redecorated perfect condition, 2-cw kjj^ n Ed Y Rd. 120’ frontage OUT-OF-TOWN buyer wtahe® to ug^^^atic workers will be fixtures. 4’, $4; 8’, $8; two proximately 18x22’. Comer c e n t r a l location . . .six - $20,600. Wolverton Agency Real- jgjjge area. Under $30,000. price of $21,600. CO.. Stove, self-cleaning oven, $200. and modem, $170. monthly. detached garage, walk- ^ater, sewer BOLTON 820,000 purch^e calling on all eligible unregls- ALL TEMPORARY bulbsr included. Ideal for ware­ EUdridge and Spruce St. See bedroom . single in good resl- tors, 6492818. ______uejth Real Estate, 6491922, wlth formal dining room and . J*______Like new wrought Iron hang­ Morrison Realtor, 643-1016. Land For Sale 71 tag distance to schools, Prestige location. CtaU tered residents urging them to ELLINGTON, CONN. houses, offices, schools, show owner, 254 Spruce St. denUal area. 2>4 baths, fire­ first-floor family room ‘ in a ing ceiling lamp, $26. Unused MANCHESTER — 7-room older ______shopping and bus. Peterman Real Estate Agen- Assume 6%% FHA M o^age. . __„ „ nnn »se who need them, For your convenience, Ol­ fixtures. Gremmo & Son Sales, GE STOVE, good condition, ex- ONE-BEDROOM at Sunny Realtor, 643-1677. l a r g e executive home for the worth it. T.J. Crockett, Real' MANCHESTER — Huge 4-bed- and sundeck, btalt-ta Realtors, 647-9993. Complete company paid 819 East Middle Ipke., 649- cellent lor cottage or second Brook Village, Oct. 1st. occu­ Beechler - Tanguay, 646-2212. Over 1,000’ frontage. 17 min­ discriminating buyer. Give us tor, 643-1677. houses, shopping centers or Youth Group Blue Cross, CMS, Major sten, North America’s qual­ utes to Constitution Plaza. Jes- IMMEDIATE Occupancy room older Colonial, 1(4 baths, appUances. 10% down other investment property for Hie newly formed Demo- 9953. stove. CaU 646-4383 after 6 p.m. pancy. $165 per month In­ a caU to see thta^auty Rea- ^i^NCHESTER - ANDOVER $29,900 Medical and life Insurance ity temporary personnel MA(N STREET office space, doc Realty, 633-1411. bedroom oversized Cape, rec­ 9room garage, exceUent condition. to qualified buyer. Resort Property our account. All cash. Write or cratic Youth Group, under the service has opened an office cludes, heat, alr-conditloning, sonably priced. Heritage House, L u g e lot. Asking only $28,900. $28,900-BOLTON new 9room ($3,000). Liberal vacation COMPLETE bathroom set, sold APARTMENT size refrigerator, 100 per cent location near reation room, wall-to-wall car­ Ranch, paneled famUy room, 7 4 Vacant 5-bedroom, modem 9- call, reverse charges, Stoddard leadership of Miss DetoWe at 914 Main St., Room 203. and appliances. Paul W. Dou- 6492482. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. ra ls^ ranch, 1 ®«® For Sale Emd holiday policy. as a unit or separately. Hot like new, $75. Gas r^lnge, $30. gan Agency, 649-4535, 646-1021. banks, air-conditioned, auto­ peting, garage, central. All of­ fireplace, waU-to-wall carpet, — room Ranch, built-in kitchen. Investment Co., 740 No. Mata Eisenberg, will assist with the Openings for all office skills, matic fire sprinkler. Apply ______treed lot. aluminum aid- ,...... water oil furnace. Kitchen Metal wall hung kitchen cabi­ Housos For Sale 72 fers considered. Morrison, MANCHESTER trees, H centraUy u to l^ located, R $25, ^ MANCHES’TER is next door to tag, a stoned front, COVENTRY - Log cabin mm^ family room .wlto .fireplace, 2 St., West Hartford, Conn. 232- registration drive. Contact Personnel Depart (even If they’re a bit rusty). sink, counter and cabinets. nets. Aluminum combination VILLAGER Apartment — one- Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Realtor, 643-1016. 900. nuicnuiB Agency ne«u nan/ gas(voo stove,af/\vrA no chil­ ^ ^ screened porch and patio. surrounded by many ma­ tion, store and office buUdlng, tor, 648-1108._____ ture trees. A picturesque Owner, 646-1669.______clous two-famUy In exceUent Out of Town carpets. . .Blue Lustre them Full price now $56 or 7 month­ dren or pets. Call 649-4068 af­ First-floor family room, four ulate 7-room colonial Visiting houw are 1*:80 to 8 regstration chairman or the OLSTEN . . .eliminate rapid reselling. storage sheds, large yard. CAMBRIDGE St. six-room bedrooms. Well planned clos­ home for you at only $31,- GREAT 2-famUy vaJue, 6-6, condition. Recently modernlz- cape. First floor pan For Sale 7 5 TUHMus mwn clerk. Temporary Personnel ly payments of $8. 522-0476. ter 6 p.m. ^ ______-New 9 room cus- p.m- to all areas except ma- Rent electric shampooer $1. Suitable all types of business. home, well maintained. Estab­ ets and storage areas. Phil- 900. Mr. Bogdan. walk to shopping, schools and ed, large treed lot. Many ex­ eled family room with — ^ BOL’TON A reception will be given at dealer. 2 fire! BAST “tom'btalt Raised Fota are 2 to 4 st/Communlty HaU Sept LOOKING for anything In real Write Box AA. Manchester lished shaded yard. Rugs and church. A lovely home and a tras. Asking $33,500. The Mlt- HELP WANTED East Hartford, 914 Main St. Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ brick Agency, Realtors, 649 ^Uri™g Cape in cream ^puff^ con<^on. jj^drooms, double garage, acre and 6:30 to 8 p.m. ply. FURNITURE for sale—washer estate rental - apartments, Herald. appliances. Garage. Conven­ 4200. ftae Investment. 1116 smart ten Agency, Realtors, 6496930 28 at 7:30 p.m. for Collector of 628-7272 . . B &. W • • Soom ’ formal dining “ replaced l l ^ g room iZl.600. Hayes Agen- Hartford, 99 Pratt St., and dryer, bedroom set, di­ homes, multiple dwellings, no ient to shopping, schools and way to become a property own- or 647-16'I3. ’ Revenue John W. Brown, who NEED tires? 40 per cent dis­ IMMACULATE 7-room Colonial BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Admitted’Thursday: Josephine resigned and is moving to ARE YOU LOOKING FOR: 522-3203 nette set, youth bed, double fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ bus line. Owner - Broker, 649 er. $26,000. CtaU Warren E . ------count. Premium. BMrst Line. Houses For Rent 65 with attached garage, formal Manchester Parkade MANCHESTER — New custom Lafayette, High Manor Pk., pj^^da. Enfield, 496 Main St., bed, refrigerator, stdreo set. sociates, Inc. 643-6120. 9644, 872-4782. Howland, Realtor 6491108. TOWN OF MANCHESTER • Good Hourly Rate Wide ovals. And truck tires. dining room, fireplace, first- Manchester 649-6306 4-bedroom, Garrison Colonial, RockvlUe; William Spellman, 746-1900 6494447. S i n , on- firown /has served In that • Incentive Earnings Coles Discount Station, 461 ONE - BEDROOM. Townhouse MANCHESTER - 4 - bedroom floor family room, one full, 2 MANCHESTER — fir s t time aluminum siding, fireplace, r FD 2, T o 11 a nd; A^ela ‘for the post six years Rec room, fireplace, two-car MANCHESTER — Four - bed­ cupancy. Excellent val- LEGAL • 2nd or 3rd Shift Bonus West Center St., 643-6332. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, apartment at beautiful Pine half baths, central air, loads on the market, 4-bedroom old­ dishwasher, disposal oven and Adamezyk, Bastview Dr., ^ yjg his final day garage. $280. per month. TTie Cape, fireplace, large private room oversized Cape. Large ue. • TOLLAND —Executive 9room • Excellent Benefits ranges, automatic washers Ridge Village. Available Oct. yard. Low 20’s. R. T. Dolin of closet space. Many more ex­ er home. Large kitchen, Uvtag range, city water and sewer. ville; Susan ( ^ e r , H ^ o r t ^ the town’s service. FULL-TIME • salesperson for LAMINATED hardwood work Paul W. Dougan Agency, 849 wooded lot. Walk to bus, Walk to bus shopping and $46,000—MANCHESTER new W Rajaed Ranch, 2 fireplaces, -NOTICE------" Toaeoh Lin- ^ — • A Friendly Place to Work with guarantees. See them at 1st. $190 per month includes Agency, 247-3780, evenings 643- tras. A must see home offered room, dining room,, and sun shoes. Infant’s and children’s benches, 8’ x 30” x 2(4,y. Make 4535, 646-1021. 8choe won’t forget ub ) 4366. study, big kitchen with an undersized house, with the Dog and (.eenager very quldt. able. Situated on well land------approximately 2,800 square delux built-ins, 3 sets understanding that within a as “ CBD Zone” . This non; Stephen Gardner, Mt. Ver- Nixon ordered the 6th pets. Working couple. 649-4310. Ranch, AMF CUNO DIVISION Fuel and Feed 49-A Also room for two cars. Also scaped acre. Call for details. EIGHT-ROOM Raised feet of Uvtag space, 16x24’ Uv­ of glass sUdlng doors, 3 reasonable time the house area, presently zoned non Dr., Vernon; George Lu- there reinforced by units' 3(4 ROOMS, heated, refrigerator thank you to all who have call­ Asking $64,900. Phllbrlck dining room, large family tag room with fireplace, baths, 16x32 in the will be brought up to regula­ "Business HI” is defta- certal, Montauk Dr., Vernon; jj^g Atlantic fleet, STAFFORD SPRINGS PLANT Rooms Without Board 59 _ __ _ . housebroken, 643-2902. FIREPLACE wood for sale, $20 and stove supplied, $150. per ed and I could not use their fa­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room, recreation room, garage, formal dining, modem kitch­ ground cement pool, ed in the Zoning Regula- Terry Files, Broad B ^ k ; Wll- described offi- city utilities. Assumable mort­ tion size. Route 82 River Road ______per cord, delivered, Rockville LARGE furnished room for month. Near hospital. Phil- cilities. Willing to redecorate. en, Ubrary with fireplace, treed lot, high location. 2. Donald H. Kennett. The gar­ tions as being: liam Roberto, Akron, Ohio; Lin dally by the Pentagon as a 92 BOL’TON STREET — 6- gage, $30,900. Hutchins Agen­ Stafford Springs, Cdnn. 06076 BLACK miniature poodle 10(4 area. 876-6676. male only, parking, $16. week­ brick Agency, Realtors, 646- 643-1212. three large bedrooms, spacious Many Extras. Must be age permit was denied since “ . . . that part of the da Popick, Plimey Hill Apts., ..-rg-gguUonary gtep” related to months old, AKC registered, ly. Call 644-0123 after 6. 4200. room Cape, 3 bedrooms, for­ cy 6495324. paneled family room with fire­ seen. Business Zone within 180 the possibility that Americans Tel. 684-2707 mal dining room. Low 20*s. La- the foundation where the gar­ all shots, paper trained. Must place, 3(4 baths, wall-to-waU Lots & Acreage * age is proposed is too near fqet of Main Street be- ion St., Rockvtile, GaU EUs- evacuated sell, child allergic.'$85 or best ROOM for gentleman, parking, AVAILABLE October 1st., four Business Property Penta Agency, Realtor, ' 649 THREE acres beautiful, 7-room tween Myrtle and Forest ^irth, Stom ; ^ r o l y n (^om Jordan. An Equal Opportunity Employer Garden-^Farm— 'private entrance. 709 Main St. latge rooms. Range, refrigera- 1966 Colonial, 2-car garage, 4 carpeting in many rooms, b o l TON—Birch Mountain, 8- to the road. Set back requir­ offer. Leash and coat included. 2440. Apt. 8. 6491364. tor, dishwasher, air-condition-______For Sale 70_ bedrooms, aluminum siding, patio, swimming pool, two-car acres 1,000 ft. of front- ed 76 feet — present set back Streets on the west side. ,,,, / The State Department did not 648-5661. I Dairy Products 50 tag, garbage disposal. $i90. RESTAURANT business show- FOUR famiUes. . .excellent In- trees, $39,900. Hutchins Agen­ garage and a 3 acre lot with a age only $$16,000. __is 37 fe®t. and within 600 feet of Jr say what other countries in ad- ■ CONCORD grapes, pick your THE THOMPSON House — Co^- monthly. 643-1070. tag excellent net profit in high- '^etments. We have two of cy Realtors, 6496324. view; surrounds this lovely b OL’TON—Route 86, 28 acres, g ^ oru M R. Stevenson. Daley Maln Street between Z o n i o Russia were being custom built home. $60’s, Phil 326’ frontage, good in­ Brataard Place and H a r t fo r d ^ '^ k ^ R o ^ ^ e . m m ^ pitting pressure own, bring own container. 270 tage St., centrally located. traffic count location. Ka- sale on the east side, Rd., and Route No. 31. Vari- large pleasantly furnished WE HAVE customers waiting brick .Agency, Realtors, 649 vestment property $28,- Hackmatack St., rear, Man­ tabllshed over 20 years. Price fiqanctag. T. J. Crockett, Eince request for a trailer in Sch<». Street on the east S t T M r ^ ® " SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME! chester. rooms, parking. Call 6492368 for the rental of your apeu:!- 000. includes all the real estate, 643-1677. WOODLAND 4200. a commercial zone for occu­ 1 Mrs. Jttan Adamezyk, Eastview statement constituted the kind for overnight and permanent ment or home. J.D. Real Es------— ------; BOL’TON—Approximately 75 pancy for aged people was ’The regulations goyern- RockvlUe- Mr. and Mrs. of appeal which U.S. ambassa- iEan extra money by working part-ttme, evenings. restaurant fully equipped, plus MANCHESTER vicinity —Look- LAKEWOOD Clrcie - Unusual guest rates. tate Associates, Inu. 643-6129. acres. Ideal for subdi­ denied since it would be only Ing Business HI will ap- ^william Niemann, Jobs . -----HiU dors . ta . friendly . . — it.. capitols— aiiall /worover PEPPERS for sale at 224 Hllls------186,000. Owner will starter home? We MANOR Ranch with fireplace Uvtag Woi^ In pleasant surroundings with ezeeUent wages, (ood vision or investment. occupied 4 months out of the ply and continue in ef- Blltagton; Mr. and Mrs. the world would normally bring town Rd., Manchester, Conn. ROOM lor gentleman, quiet, BOLTON — Deluxe 3(4 rooms, take back mortgage. Phllbrlck have several priced from $14,- room, formal dining room, $76,000. aUowanoes, flexible hours and ottier fringe benefits. year. feet, and the Zoning Beacher McNeil, Somers. promptly to the attention of the convenlent location. 224 Char- carpeting, appliances, air-con- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 900 to $19 500 Mitten Agency APARTMENTS den, laundry room, three bed­ Regulations wlU be 11 p.m. rooms and garage. Large 4. Valentine Dynes, South foreign offices. Hours available between 5 p.m. - 11 p .m .; • p.m. ter Oak Street, 843-8368. dltionlng, private finished base- j[ilTjcHyaTER m.hi.rh.— R®altors, 643-6930, 647-1678, Homestead Street amended accordingly Inquiries as to whether the or 1 p.m. - 11 p.m., S or 4 nights weekly. ------ments. AttracUve resldenUal M ANC^STER suburbs, bust- ______;______;______Manchester, Ooim. wooded lot assures privacy U(SlR Street. Request for use of Household Goods 51 ROOM for working girl near area. Adults only, no pets. L.F. location 6(4-room Ranch, CX)UNTRY Club area , . .new trailer for aged person was Item 3 Zoning Regulation United States might launch car­ dad lovely view of Country REALTY CO., INC. . Amendments Apply In pers«Hi between 4 - 8 p.m. SEWING MACHINE — New ° " ‘ce, board opUonal. Flano, 6496371. 1(4 baths, excellent condition, nine room colonial. Four bed­ W(X)DLAND MANOR offers Club and reservoir. Reduced to 99 East Center St. granted as an exception with NOTICE ♦ rier-based airstrlkes against the Proposal to change Sec­ 1969 zigzag, unclaimed laya- References required. 643-6746. country store, out buildings. rooms, 2(4 baths, two car ga­ the ulUmate in convenient $28,900 For immediate sale. Manchester the provision, however, when Syrian tank forces if King Hus­ FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP NORTTTWOOD Apartments — 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, prestige living, with schools, this person ceases to use tions TP, 8D. and 9N of PUBLIC HEARING sein’s army could not contain way, buttonholes, monograms, ROOM for rent, 'genUeman pre- rage. Now under construction. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9382. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor I MAIN-STREET MANCHESTER One and two-bedroom apart­ 6490181. shopping and religious facil­ trailer, it must be removed Article n to read: them brought the 'Initial re­ hems, etc. Now only $64. Easy ferred. Call aftdr 6:30. 649 Choice setting, land adjoins ities nearby. 643-2692, 643-6472 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ments, central air-condition­ A’lTRACnVE 9room Cape. ______within 30 days. Special Exception Auto­ sponse that the Jordanians have terms. 622-0931, de^er. 5633. ’Town watersh^ property. T. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ing, carpeting, baleony, car­ VSRNON-r-Route 83, near traf. with attached garage and fire- g jjj r o o m Ranch, quaUty con- 5. Erftest ’TruemM, Cedar mobile Sales—New and/ combat planes and would be ex­ J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-l677(. CONNECTICUT ports, plus other luxury fea­ fic circle, modem commercial IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 2184 place, private wooded lot on gtructed, large rooms, very Swamp Road Ext. tise of or Used Automobile Re­ pected to use them in the initial Spacious one-bedroom apart­ tures. From $226. J. D. Real building approximately 2800 MANCHESTER — Beautiful 9 dead end street. Rich Merritt pleasant residential nelghbor- commercial lot on Route 44A. pair and Service Gar­ Notice is hereby given that phase of the. Syrian invasion, Estate Associates, 643-6129. square feet, central air-con- room Cape with 8 bedrooms, ments, refrigerator, stove, age or Shop, Gasoline dishwasher, disposal, alr-con- Agency, 6491180. hood, absolutely immaculate Lot is recorded nor-conform­ the Board of Directors, Town o f ------dlUonlng, large display area formal dining room, carpeted Service Station, Bulk Oil SIX - ROOM duplex, garage. dlUontag, full carpeting, elec- Today’s favorite style is condition, aind an assumable ing size. Variance was grant­ Manchester, Connecticut, will Inspector plus waiting and conference living room with fii^Iace, prl- This version of the Ma- n in e -r o o m Colonial, 6 bed­ Storage Plants. Hartford Man Held $175. No pets. Up to three chil­ -tric heat. the Poncho . . . every mortgage.*'Flill gnd dry base­ ed unanimously for sale of hold a Public Hearing at the parking vato shaded yard. Wolverton ma-San apron is a com­ wardrobe should boast ol rooms, paneled family room, Subject to the require­ In Brother’ s Death Must be quality control oriented and able to reaUfJt^« Both soon vacant. Excellent / Four-bedroom, 1(4 baths, CJolo- Dated at Manchester, Copnect- Morales were struggling for a I Elks Lodge 99 EAST CENTER STREHTT Sttlfst Ik tsSw’i dtejH W J«s, Chairman Secretary Manager, 6492628 handling. siscst; dlrsetisss Ik t p tacome producer, fine location, nial, 2-car garage, aluminum Dated this ^ day of Septem- icut this seventeenth day ol .29caUber pistol when it went , 301-815 Center St„ Manchester Building Committee MANCHESTER, CONN. David Roach, 289-2717 .or 6491028. ist. IscliSst p tnntiw s kss- Good value at $28,900. T. J. siding, city utilities, central. ber. 1970^ September 1970. off. Robert Kleman 6499661 or 643-2692 Sllsf. Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. - Morrison Realtor, 6491016. Secretary Read Herald Ads Chairman

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r MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21r, 1970 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather PAGE TWENTY For Tlie Week Ended Partiy cloudy, mild tonight; September U, 1910 low In 60s. Tomorrow through Thursday cloudy, mild with chance of showers/thundershow- 15,792 ers. Wednesday’s high in 80s. Nazaroff Retrial WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST P R I^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm

Day In ...Day O u t . VOL. L xipax, NO. 300 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER fe, 1970 (Glaoaifled Advertising on Page U ) PRICE TEN CENTS 1 Starts Tomorrow I A reblal in the case of John P. Nazaroff of M anch^ ter. charged with manalau|diter in co n n ^ o n ^ t h the (HI PRESCRIPTIONS shooting death of George Vilbrin, 82, also of M ^ches- ter, o ^an , 6 of this year is scheduled to bei^ tomoiv . . . resulting in meaningful Cambodians Move New Haven row in Hamord County Superior Court A previous trial savings to you every day / Battle Continues in Jordan; in July resulted in a hung jury. Ho also facM a charge Teachers of canning a gun without a permit The July jury reach­ No ups and'downs In your Prescrlptton I costs—no “dlsoounta" today, "^ g n la r T o Envelop V illage ed no decision in that matter either. prices’' tomorrow! Refect Offer VUbrln wa» arreatod Jan. A by Contributed to hla fear of VU­ No “redooed specials’’—no “tem por^ Mancheater police In connection' brln. reductions’’ __on Prescriptions to lure I with an incident that night at Aaat. State’a Atty. Joaeph castomera! I S k elw Jr. aubmltted that Nasa­ PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (A P )^ om m u n ist trocips New ^Haven “teaSf- Spruce and Oak Sta. which re- A t the same tone, there is nevw any | Arab Leaders Study Crisis l s did not uae reaaonaUe force wno have stalled the government’s first major offensive ers’ strike was oveiwheimingiy aulted in the death of VUbrin compromise in service or qnallty! againat VUhrln. Teatlmony in lashed out'at heavily reinforced Cambodian forces in rejected by the teachers Mon- from gunahot wounda. July from poUce and doctora two shelling attacks today, the military command' re- day night. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■ Nasarott, of 40 Orlawold St, ahowed that VUbrin had been TOU OET OUR LOWEST ported. A boisterous meeting of ap- waawaaen originally charged with---- «aav*shot aeyen times, four Umea in Jordanian and Palestine PRICES EVERT DAT OF THE We Deliver A spokesman said the Cam bo- proxlmat^y 600 teachers gave guerrilla forces battled in flrat, t ) ^ aecond degree mur- the back. TEAR . . . AND TOU SAVE dian troops, estimated at about Its apptuval to 27 proposed con- dar, and flnaUy manslaughter, .Everywhere Amman and in northern The July Jury deUberated the MORE THROUGHOUT THE Peace Rally 6,000 men, were pressing tract, provisions, including a aftercuver a OUp«s*wSuperior wviaanCourt •aeaaaaegrand case CWO for 14 hours WVAover threewaav«> Jordan today in the sixth TEAR . . . ON ALL TOUR Fast against light opposition into po­ tw(>-year salary pact, but re- jury refused to indict Nasaroff >alition have reported toat some las. About 380 town RepubUcans convention-nominated candidate Nazaroff and his attorneys in Most people think toat the Communists were pulling out of remain out. The board had Arab leeuiers assembled in for governor, emphasized that above candidates, plus Mayor for Congress from toe First called today for a statewide officially launched this year’s District (Greater Hartford). that trial, John Barman and Matterhorn is toe highest moun- Taing Hauk. He said Intelli- termed the proposal its "11th- Ckdro to consider methods to this is the yiear to turn the tide Nathan G. Agostlnelli and State rally here Oct. 31 to press de­ genoe reports indicate that the hour compromise.” campaign Saturday evening with Welcker and MeskUl circu­ Oourtney Bourns, argued that he tain in Swltierland but it’s 14,- stop the conflict in Jordan, with away from . Democratic state Itop. Barabara Dunn of East mands for total withdrawal of enemy may have decided to fall The board reaffirmed its po­ Kfartford, candidates for State lated among the gathering dur­ was in a state of terror gt toe 780-foot height is topped by AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. some advocating military inter­ the traditional picnic at the control but cautioned against time of toe shoting. Nazaroff Monte Rosa, which rises to a American troops from South back to more easily defendable sition on the strike Monday comptroller and secretary of ing the two-hour refreshment vention. Dougherty Lot on Centar St. any feeling of RepubUcan com­ Vietnam. jiosltions. night by voting not to pay teach­ While toe summit conference state respectively; and Hartford period to greet party workers. told of several Incidents which height' of 18,208 fbet. Lowell Welcker, second from placency. Leslie Craine, acting as toe The spokesman said five sol­ ers for days they were on strike opening! was ostensibly set for left above, U. S. Congressman — spokesman for toe state coal- diers and two civilians were and by approving a motion to Noon BDT, it more or less be­ from the 4th Congresslanal Dis­ tion, said toe group was hoping wounded in toe two shelling at- hire permanent substitute teach­ gan at 4 a.m., E!DT, with a so- trict and convenUon-nomlnated fOr "a very large, broad based tacks. ers to staff the classrooms. rles of private Infoimal discus­ candidate for toe U. S. Senate, and peaceful rally" to be held P’remier Lon Nol visited the About 440 of the town’s 833 sions among toe leaden at in a bHef address, said that in in New Haven in conjunction Taing Kauk. area Monday, then teachers are on strike. Egypt, Sudan, Libya and Ku­ his campaign he want to rep­ with a nationwide demonstra­ went on to Kompong Thom to Striking members of the West wait, foUowed by a joint meet­ resent toe great majority of tion on toe same date. visit" troops at that provincial Haven Federation of Teachers ing with Syrian President capital 80 miles north of Phnom were scheduled to meet today Neureddin Atassl. people in toe middle of toe poli- " ’niere’s no reason that any Penh. The government’s offen­ to discuss the board’s latest ac­ Nasser met with toe Su­ Ucal qpectnim. . person who agrees with our ba- Shown with him, from left, are sive is eiimed at reopening the tions. danese, Libyan and Kuwaiti otc demand of total withdrawal M. Adler DobUn, Town Republi­ area between Skoun and Kom­ A spokesman for the teach- leaders in Suburban Kubbah Pa­ can’t get up and speak," Mrs. can Committee chairman; pong Thom. ce. Later these leaders went Craine said in an apparent open Jdrs. Vivian F. Ferguson, candi­ The Cambodian command (See Page Four) to Obuda Palace in another part Invitation to politicians to speak date from toe 20th Assembly also reported four attacks in the of Cairo where Atassl is staying. at toe rally. She said toe group District; Donald Oenovasi, 18th past two days in toe Phnom Prime Minister Mohamad District Assemblyman; David is nonpartisan. Penh area. It appeared that Daoud of Jordan attended none Odegard, deputy mayor and The news conference was held none of the attacks dislodged of the semlons, underling Jor­ state senate candidate from toe at the First Methodist Church, government soldiers from their Tito Quitting dan’s isolation from other Arab 4to Senatorial District; and near the Yale University cam- positions. The spokesman said states In the crisis. Roger Bagley, candidate from pus. ’ the government now has enough Egypt warned against any tha 10th Assembly District. Mrs. Craine said the coalition troops tdLmaintaln the pressure Yugoslavian American intervention in Jor­ Congressman Thomas MeskUl, sees its main strength as com- in its drive up Highway 6 to dan as a "hostile action against U. S. Representative from toe Ing from hjgh school and college Kompong Thom and to deal toe whole Arab people.” 6th Congressional District, and students and said the group also with enemy pressure anywhere Presidency Information Jflnlster Mo­ will seek backing from unions, else In the country. hammed Hassaneln Helkal told By BORIS BOSKOVIC a news conference in Cairo that ToUand Politic* The call for the demonstra- A South Vietnamese spokes- tion said it should be “ centered man in Saigon said South Viet- Associated Press Writer UiS. action in the midst of toe Jordanian strife would have re­ around the political demand for namese forces with air and ar- BELGRADE (AP) — Presi­ percussions far beyond the Ml,d- Steele Backs wltodrawal of alK U.B. men, tillery support killed 84 North dent Tito has announced that he money and material from South- Vietnamese and Viet Cong will step down after ruling Yu- die East. Soldiers add final tie-downs to two 106mm recoilless rifle-equipped jeeps at "It would be a hostile act east Asia.’’ troops in a newly launched am- goslavia for 25 yesurs and turn Third W eek Lee Barracks at Mainz, West Germany. Their unit, part of the 8th Infantry, against toe whole Arab people Aid to Israel Whydopeople But. it also said groups par- phibtous operation Into Cambo- the country’s government over was alerted for possible use to aid Americans now in Jordan. (AP Photofax) and against world peace,” he ticlpating should "bring out the dla centered along the Bassac to a collective leadership, sajd without elaboration. ' By BETTE QDATBALE relationship of toe war to sueh and Mekong rivers 38 to 50 Tito, 78, did hot Indicate Mon-~ Of Captivity “ Whatever pretext toe Ameri­ (Herald Reporter) iosues as racism, inflation, «n- miles southeast of Phnom Penh, day what his position would be, cans bring up for Intervention in employment, political repres- One South Vietnamese was but it was believed in Belgrade, In Jordan The providing of economic aid Jordan Is condemned in ad­ who know what ttiey slon, QI rights, women’s libora- killed and two wounded. the natiem’s capital, that he For Hostages to Israel has been advocated by vance." tied, and ecology." Headquarters said the four- vvould remain head of the Com- J^amlng against any Amort- RepubUcan 2nd Congressional "The U.S. had no right to be day-old operation did not munist party and would run the BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — District candidate Robert Steele in Vietnam in toe first place and change the number of South new presidium, at least In its In- Nixon Hopes for Diplomacy The 64 hostages from hijacked (See Page Ten) of Vernon. it has no right to be there now,’’ Vietnamese troops now in Cam- itial phase. Western airliners were entering I Steele sent a telegram Friday wantsaveat toe call said. “ Any prolongation bodla, about 13,500, because the Further details will be an- today the third week or more of to President Richard Nixon urg­ of toe war means more deaths 1,500 marines and several hun- nounced later, Tito said. captivity at the hands of Pales­ tine guerrillas somewhere In ing toe President to take "posi­ — of the people of Vietnam, dred militiamen Involved had " i am quite long In this post While Alerting the Military Jordan. tive action" in toe “ giving o f Cambodia and of Laos, and of already been In Cambodia on and I would like to have |nore The Defense Department an­ Nixon Urges favorable oonslderati<^ to other operations that were possibilities to work on some By JOHN .M. HIGHTOWER ment and White Housd should The Popular Front for the American GIs.” The war, It con­ he able to Interpret the latest nounced that infantry and para- Prime Jflnlster Melr’s requee* Hartford Natfonal? closed out. other projects,” he said In a AP Special Correspondent Liberation of Palestine, which tinued, "contains within it the troop units In thla country and lor economic aid to Israel." Hussein messages 8uiy way they engineered the hijacking; gave danger of further escalation and South Vietnamese forces speech Monday In Zagreb, toe WASHINGTON (AP) — Al- wish— depending on what they Europe have been placed on Congress Act Citing toe "continued Sovlet- even of nuclear warfare. claimed killing 34 enemy troops country’s second largest city, thou^ President Nixon is stead­ alert for possible usd In remov­ no word of the fate of the host­ Egyptian violations of toe recent consider the wisest course to ages—38 of them Americans— The call said that "all who in a battle seven ..... miles— ------south- Tito, who broke from Moscow--- - ily ifenforclng U.S. military follow. ing Americans from Jordan. cease fire agreement and be­ power In the eastern Mediterra­ Extra Air Force C l30 transport except to reiterate they were oppose toe war are welcome In west of toe South Vietnamese In 19« Md ^as ^ e d pwsl- At the United Nations, diplo­ On Bombings cause of Israel’s importance to nean, officials say he still 'Is planes were deployed to airlift considered prisoners of war. novement Irrespective of provincial 'capital of Ca Man. dent tor Itie mats reported Jordan might ask toe strategic security of toe searching for a diplomatic solu­ the troops. A third aircraft car­ “ West Germany, Switzerland, WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ their views on other questions 160 miles southwest of Saigon. tor protdetive action by the Se­ United States,” Steele stressed tion to the Jordanian crisis. rier, the John F. Kennedy, was Britain and the United States dent NUon urged tJongress to­ and regardless of other affllla- South Vietnamese casualties munist govem i^nt " curity Ctouncll, a possibility toe need for positive action by Uons” were described as light. sary to preserve Yugoslavia s At the same time Nixon ap­ reportdd speeding to join two have linked themselves openly day to authorize immediate fed­ complicated by the fact Syria Is toe President. parently has run Into opposition flattops already In the Mediter­ with Israel," the front newspa­ But. it added, "Whatever tac- THe U.S. Command' reported a member of the council and eral Intervention in cases ol Congressional Debate from two key allies, Britain and per A1 Hadaf—The Aim—said bombings or arson on virtually tic is used,, the movement must that five Americans aboard a the f Jordan Is not. Syria stands ac­ ranean. Steele will join his Democratic France, to his contingency plans today. function In a oeaceful organized Marine CH46 helicopter were speculation on who might sue cused by Jordan and the United Some medical units In Europe any college campus and recom­ opponent John Pickett in a joint and dlsclDllned fashion ’’ It crit- killed when the craft crashed ceed him could provoke a crisis, for Intervention In Jordan. Dip­ also were put on alert. “ Israel detained two Algerian mended toe hiring of an addi­ appearance tomonow.^nlght be­ lomats here also reported ddep States of sending some army I S ^ e ^ w l K c i C ° ”confronta- dud to unknown causes about 12 and that to avoid It, govemmen- units Into Hussein’s country. State Department press offi­ officials because she says she is tional 1,000 FBI agents to do toe fore the ToUand County Chap­ ■uncertainty over whether- King cer Robert J. McCloskey said if In a state of war with Algeria," France’s attitude toward In- job. ter of Hadassah. Hussein himself has clearly slg^ U.S. forces have to be sent into A1 Hadaf reported. • Nixon’s new move was tui- Particular emt^iasis will be naled a need to Nixon for assist­ tervdntlon — In wording which Choice ing otherwise sympathetic sec the country to get American cit­ By cooperating with Israel In nounced at a White House brief­ placed on toe candidates’ views lost in the Indochina war. else did, it would look as if they ance In saving his rdlgime. implied slaps at both the United negotiations "the four Western ing by Republican congresslMial tions at toe population, psulicu- States and Russia — was ex­ izens out, the Nixon administra­ regarding the Middle East sit­ The administration and the countries have chosen to consid­ leaders after they had met tor larly labor and black and brown The "last units of toe Army’s wanted to remove me.” pressed Monday by President tion hopes the operation can be uation, during^toe debate to be Jordanian ruler, whose regime er their relations with us the nearly three hours with the peoples." 3rd Brigade, 9th Infantry Dlvl- Ttio said he would be replaced Georges Pompidou who warned conducted peacefully and by presented during toe public por­ is beset by Palestinian guerril­ same as Israel’s—that Is a state President,’ Atty. General John slon Degan preparations today by a presidium that would be ‘ a against any further foreign In- prearrangement with the gov­ tion of toe meeting scheduled for "Tile antiwar movement,” It las opposed to his peace policy, N. MitcheU and Director J. for withdrawal from Vietnam form of collective president of volydment In Middle East war­ ernment of Jordan. of war. So the hostages are pris­ 8:30 at Temple B’Nal Israel, 84 People who know what they want won’t settle for just anything. said, "must counter toe vio­ Army spokesmen announced. Yugoslavia.” Tlie body would have b ^ n exchanging messages oners of war.” Edgar Hoover of the Federal Talcott Ave., RockvlHe. lence-bating directed against it. but Informants said Hussein’s fare. He said Intervention Is al­ ■ So far as the 38 Americans They have indtv1(ju5l needs. They want a choice. And so they bank Thd 6,600-man brigade’s colors consist of'-representatlves from ready creating a dangerous situ­ among 64 hostages are con­ The hostages were, first be­ Bureau of Investigation. ' But mere announcements stat- will be flown’ Vtf Ft. Lewis, the country’s six republics and preferences tor action were not As described to newsmen, toe clearly defined. ation for world peace. cerned, however, the problem Is lieved taken to the Wahdat refu­ at Hartford National. Ing our peaceful Intentions are next month, and the unit Us main social and political or- Diplomats said Britain feels a not with the Jordanian govern­ gee camp outside Amman. legislation proposed to Congress not sufficient. All demonstra- deactivated. ganlzatlons, including the 'Com- A State Department spokes­ would trigger instant federal in­ PANDA Seminar Take our many savings plans, for examplQ. man Monday rdfused to say U.S. thrust Into Jordan for any ment but the Palestinian guer­ When hostilities broke out In tions need careful preparation— _ Most members of the brigade munist party, purpose might well make the rilla forces holding them In se- Jordan last Thursday, reports tervention when bombings, ar- including toe .training and-pres- home through reg;u- TTto was a partisan leader whether Hussein had asked U.S. Tomorrow Night situation 7 worsd and coat more There’s Automatic Savings, for people who don’t have the time or ence of marshals—to insure that Intervention. Other authorities (See Page Eleven) (See Page Iliree) lives. ( (See Page Four) PANDA (PubUc Awareness of will power to save oh their own. There’s Choice Passbook Savings these events occur as planned.” (See Page Four) (See Page Ten) indicated toe State Depart­ Narcotic and i>rug Abuse) wlU bold toe third and final seminar Accounts for long term savers, which pay up to 5%% interest. in its current, seminar Mries There’s Growth Bonds with the interest rate guaranteed for V h years. tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Bhnan- In Tolland’ ual Lutoem Church on C3iurch Regular Savings. And a lot of other plans. at. Balloonists Believed Lost This week's seminar wlU con­ Yes, people who know what they want get what they want - at ISoted BalloonisCForesaw sist of the showing at toe film Hartford National Bank & Trust CorryDany. "Marijuana," foUowed by a dis­ In Bid to Cross A tlan tic Failure of Ocean Voyage cussion led by Mark H. Swerdl- With more than 150 different banking services all under one roof, off, coordinator of toe Drug Ad­ the choice is up to you. NEW YORK (AP) — The U.B. ed off from a Long Island cow By BETTY QUATBALE of English balloonist MEdcolm visory Center. Coast Guard and Canadian air pasture Sunday aftenwxm. (Herald Reporter) Brighton, who was conducting V This meeting is open to toe Aboard were Rod Anderson, 32, force joined today in a search the Free Life’s fligfat^^ver the pubUc, as are all PANDA meet­ a New York Commodities brok­ Thd failure of "the free life" for three balloonists believed helium baUoon flight across the Atlantic. ings, and it is hoped toat aU er; his wife, Pamela Brown, 28, The bEdloon went down at sea down in rough Atlantic seas Atlantic Ocean to Franca waa those interested in toe current a television actress, and Mal­ about 6 miles soutoetMt of New- some BOO miles southeast of St. predicted here lost night, drug problem wlU attend. HARTFOBD^C^ATIONAL - colm Brighton, 32, of Fanlham, foundlEmd, EUid is now being Jtton’s, Nfld. by noted nationEil bEdloonlst FoUowing the seminar, new En^and, ad aeronautical engine­ sought by to4 U. S. Coast Qimrd The three, two men and a Charles MacArtour. members wlU be given toe op­ er. Emd toe Canadian Air Force. woman, were last beard from at Although be halm Brighton high praise for the reputation (See Page Ton) The huge orange - balloon, are shown making preparations prior to their ill- balloonists are believed lost at sea. (AP rhotofax) n Oiok Btiret christened ’’The Free Life," lift­ (See Page U gM ) A lew steps frinn Malu Fstshlitosd m il

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