'.:x \ '. '■. • ,; \ '■ .. ■ ■ -, TUESDAY, EEBRUAEY 24. 1970 ■ . ' ■ w PAGE EIGHTEEN Average Dally Net Frees Run The Weather Ulattd)^0t^r lEir^ntng For ’The Woek Ended Temperatures falling to, freez­ January 14, 1870 ing by sundown chance of show­ ers and/or flurries. Olearing, There w4U be a teohnloal re­ windy tonight. Low 10 to 16. To­ About Town hearsal ~ for the Uittle ' Theatre READING CLASSES morrow sunny, windy, In 20s. of Manchester production "You Nojct ebasMs begin 15,890 Hbaseball, football, field will be about Comieoticut. Tomorrow a public hearing on Dodd Seat been to be detrimental to any severe drinking problem. cludes “open planning” vand posed four-year high school. struction costs. This concept al­ hockey soccer, tennis, track the proposed new high school 1 3 ^ nation nor to serve another. We basic flexibility of design. Also included will be a review so allows the field house to be and other field events. will ibe jointsly conducted by the NORWALK, Conn. (AP)—First seek, we want only peace.” Public Building Commission of the major alternatives to the used for a circulation area Board of Education and the Concluding the presentation, term congressman Lowell P. He restated France’s position Public Building Commission at Chairman Robert O’Connell not­ construction of the facility, with eliminating the need for exten­ and prior to the question slid Weicker Jr. announced his can­ emphasis on the expanded rec­ that Israel has the right to exist 8 p.m. in the South Windsor ed that the Public Building sive and costly corridors. The answer period. Public Building didacy today for the Republi­ reational facilities which will be in security as an independent High School Auditorium. Commission has approved the field house will have a seating Commission member Charles Governors Williams of Mississippi and Maddox of can nomination for U.S. Sena­ available for public use. The and sovereign. state, and crltl- The public will receive a pre­ preliminary design prepared by capacity of 2,000, and along with Lyons will discuss the town’s Gmrgia (rear) at governors conference. Maddoxi tor. FUELOIL airchitects will present the de­ cized the continuing hostilities the architects, and Its related sentation of the proposed new toe auditorium, which has a financial capacity and mill rate earlier was involved in a row with a black congress­ He joins five other Republi­ In the area. 2.000-pupil four-year high school. costs, for presentation at the sign in detail. Including discus­ capacity for 1,000 peope, will cans seeking toe party’s sup­ sion of the construction costs. projection. man. (AP PhotOfax) “ Who cannot see the preca­ Based on the educational speci­ Public Hearing. be available for community eu:- port for the seat now held by rious and—in the long run—ster­ fications prepared by toe Board Following an introduction by In describing the design, tlvlties.” i Democrat ’Thomas J. Dodd. O’Connall said, "In order to Manchester Evening Herald ile nature of the victories of Education, the architectural commission (Oairman O’COn- It is planned that the p(x>l, Weicker, 88, said his purpose facilitate the administration South Windsor Correspondent, gained?” Pompidou asked. firm of Stecker and Colavecchlo nell, the Board of Education will which will be used for inter- was ” to legislate for a future of a large school, Ron Kazmarck. All communica­ “ Who does not understand that has completed a preliminary de­ present- enrollment studies and scholastic competition, will al­ that speaks loudly for life rath­ this building has been design­ tions should be sent to him at there Is no assimed future for Is­ sign centered • around a new the basis for the decisions which so be available for year-round er them to muck arpund in the rael outside a last(pg entente ed into three ‘houses’ of approx­ the Herald, 13 BisseU St., tel. Governors mistakes and bitterness of toe 200 GAL imately 700 students each where town-'wide use. Included in toe 643-2711. with the world which surrounds exterior design are facilities for past.” it—entente which Implies renun­ MINIMUM they will receive academic In­ Weicker said (Connecticut ciation of military conquest and struction in a nearly self- ASSORTED needs a Republican senator to the solution of the Palestinian QUITAfl AND AMP. contained unit. All students will, CHOCOlATES assist the administration of problem” however, receive instruction in en Confab President Nixon. He added, referring to the specific sreas such as music. 1 lb. $1.95 Op Weicker served as a state rep­ we hove a wonderful ossortment four-power conference of the TRIPLE PICKUP, BIGSBY TAILPIECE; Industrial arts, home eco­ 2 lbs. $3.85 resentative for six years and United States, French, Brit- of sr. Patrick's WASHTNG'TON (AP) — The The group demanded the nomics, physical education and as first selectman of Greenwich 1 h and Soviet ambassadors to CHERRY RED FINISH. PIGGYBACK library services In a shared' fa­ MANY ASSORTMENTS . . . National Governors’ Conference Southern governors censure the for four years before being SAVE 3e PER 6AUON cut outs Supreme Court and the Depart­ toe United Nlitions: \ cilities. In planning for tlie TO GIVE AND ENJOY annual, winter meeting opened elected as the Fourth District French President Pompidou waves at White House ceremonies as he stands “ Such a result, in a situation transition, the present high cards ment of Health, Education and congressman in 1968. Pom pidous, AMP., BOTH IN EX/GOND. today with educaUon, crime, the Welfare for "ruthless, coercive with Nixon. Their wives are at left. (AP Photofax) 'Where feelings of fanaticism school is currently run with two tableware LENOX Describing himself as ” a are increasing daily, should, to environment and federal-state . . . methods” In desegregating F NATIONAL OIL Co. ‘houses,’ Wood and Greer. favors young man In politics,” he be quickly reached, proceed BOTH FOR SI7ILOO “The keystone of their de­ plw a PHARMACY relationships the key Issues of schools, and called for toe firing ^sked: “ What better time than Nixon Agree from United Nations action and sign,” O’Connell said, ” is the festive party! Me E. OBNinst ST. discussion. of HEW Secretary Robert H. for q Republican to gamble In particular from the agree­ 6 8 8 -5 5 4 4 742-7M9 innovative manner In which Forty-five of the 64 state and Finch and (Commissioner of Ed- ^ senator who First Nixon-Pompidou Talk ment of the four permanent they have placed toe fleld house territorial governors are on ucatlon James B. Allen. ypte for life’s (xlusses?” On Hemlines members of the 'Security Coun­ in the center of the educational hand for the three day meeting A series of meeting* between ’The other four Republicans cil to define and propoee the which begins with a series of governors and. congressional whoi have announced their can- WASHINGTON (AP) — A general conditions for a settle­ closed committee seasions. committees in session on Capl- dida,cy Include two other resl- More Gracious Than Grave one-woman Paris fashion show ment and to provide the guaran­ President Nixon delivers the dents of Fairfield (County — an tol Hill is planned for Thursday nized by all,” first and fore­ by France’s first lady Claude tees for it.” keynote address later today. His Indication that there may be a By CHALMERS M. ROBERTS the world situation in general. along with an address by Vice most for Israel. Pompidou has put President The conference convened a assistant for domesUc affairs, serious split among the areas The Washington Post European matters, Bast-West E President Spiro T. Agnew. Each day, said Pompidou, the Nixon on record In favor of year ago on France’s sugges­ John D. Ehrllchman, followed delegates to the GOP State Con­ WASHINGTON — Franco- relations, relations between WASHINGTON (AP) — Les­ “ situation becomes more criti­ longer hemlines. tion. The United State haa ex­ with an outline of crucial issues ter Maddox' attempt to hand out vention June 19-20. His opposl American friendship was extoll- Moscow and Peking and the After witnessing the tall, slen­ pressed some doubt of Its effec­ tlon vrithln the county Includes ed by both President Nixon and Strategic Arms Limitation Talks cal.” facing Congress. his famous ax handles In the, Asked about French support of der, blonde Madame Pompidou tiveness, and Israel has com­ One of theee Issues, education U.S. Capitol restaurant has end-1 former congressman Abner SI- French President Pompidou but (SALT). He said the Middle in four changes of costume that plained toat Ite existence en­ bal and State Sen. John Lupton, there were no Indications that East did not dominate the con- the Arab states "against Is­ cropped up Tuesday night at a ed In a shouting match with a rael,” he replied that "the capi­ ran the gamut of longuette, mldl courages the Arabs to reject di­ both of Weston. any of the substantive differ- versatlon. ^ U L AUTOMOTIVE CENTER meeting of the Southern (3over- black congressman whom the tal of France is not Cairo—or and maxi—or from just below rect peace talks. DODGE Edwin Etherington of Old ences between Washington and French spokesmen said it had nors’ Conference called by its Q^jorgla governor called a "ba- Tel Aviv, either.” He said the knee to just above the ankle The French president, who Lyme resigned as president , of Paris, especially over the In- chairman. Gov. Wlnthrop Rock- ass. been a relaxed tete-a-tete and France Is not “ against Isreal,” —during her first day In Wash­ conferred Tuesday with Preal- efeller o4 Arkansas. Rep. Charles C. Diggs, D- Wesleyon University earlier this flamed Middle East, were nar- they called the talk construc­ that France’s position was ington, the President observed: dent Nixon, said “ I know, from Only six of the 19 member jje told Maddox the month to seek the GOP Senate rowed or eliminated during tive, factual and realistic. They “ greatly dictated” by the ■wish “ Yes, I like them.” having observed Just yesterday, governors attended the Informal handles were an "offensive nomination, and former State their Initial meeting. said the Middle East would be that there be one country that And America’s first lady, Pat the will, to peace which guides ANIWUIKES Ew NEW KRFECT DEAL WAMAinY session which broke up after 30 racist symbol" and asked the Rep. Palmer McGee 6f Farm- Indeed, according to both taken up during the second ses- is in "neither camp.” Nixon, said at the state dinner the President of the United minutes. They took no action on governor to leave during the Ington was the first . to announce American and French spokes- tlon on Thursday. His only reference to the sale honoring French President a list of demands from the had confrontation in the House res- * iw, men, the Middle East was only Pompidou himself, during a of French jets to Libya, the Georges Pompidou end his wife He noted also that his country of Freedom, Inc., an organlza- taurant Tuesilay. Later Diggs Also In the race Is Mrs. Ber­ lightly touched upon Tuesday jam-packed National Press CHub cause of violent anti-French and Tuesday night ” I love to see the had offered lU capital for the lion claiming 126,000 members prepared a resolution for inti'o- nice Napper, a negro concert during the two hours the two luncheon, had little to say about anti-Pompldou feeling among different styles.” She added that Paris peace talks on Vietnam. In 26 states who oppose forced singer from Greenwich. leaders met alone, save for two the Middle East other than to American Jewish groups was to the mid-calf hemlines of earlier "We have regretted Its length on Used Cars!! On the Democratic side, Dodd and wondered whether the paths Integration of the public schools. (8ee Page Eight) Interpreters, In Mr. Nixon’s suggest the best route to peace say that "there was suddenly a years “ have always been my fa­ faces State Senate Majority White House office. is through ithe Big Four talks, gap, a vacuum we did not pro­ vorites.” followed had always been the Leader Edward Marcus and the speediest ana the surest,” he The foreign mlnisteirs, Wil­ which include France, at the voke.” But he remarked that at Mrs. Nixon, however, stuck to Rev. Joseph Duffey of Hartford, said of the Paris conference. liam P. Rogers and Maurice United Nations. Proposals for the moment the only French American clothing In contrast to national chairman ot Americans But France knows from ex- Schumann, and their aides met such talks have been denounced Mirage jets in the air in the her guest’s Paris fashions. She for Democratic Action. Business­ In the cabinet room to talk by Israel. Middle Easit are those of Israel. wore a pale green chiffon even- added, how diffi ONLY PAUL DODGE GIVES YOU man Alphonsus Donohue of cult It is to end such conflicts 1969 FORD COBRA Pregi^^nancy More Fatal about the Middle East problem Asked how he would defuse Pompllou said he "would not Ing gown, dotted with brilliants, 1967 PONTIAC VENTURA MODEL Stamford Is expected to add his and that the stronger a people and to hear a 46-minute report the Middle East, Pompidou be surprised" If there were to by Harvey Benin, whose New 2-Door Hardtop Coupe. Green. 428 cu. in. engine 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto, trans., R&H., A a C O C name to the Democratic list on the greater the effort required, THE “P.D. WARRANTY!*” bucket seats, 4 speed trans. i t " f # 3 by Rogers on his recent Afri­ smiled, shrugged and said "If I be Egyptian advisers in Libya York house designed her Inau­ light green, all vinyl interior ^ 1 3 # 3 Than P ill, Senate Told Thursday and Secretary of the can trip. But the Americans re­ had a rabbit In my hat, I would but if French advisers were but also the greater the honor State Ella Grasso is a potential gural ball dress." ported no progress on the produce It at once.’’ there It would not be to "facili­ The French President’s first wot States with a death rate esti- candidate as well. Rep. Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., WASHINTON (AP) — The Middle East. He added that each state in tate” the job of other advisers. full day of his American visit mated at 100 per 100,000. Weicker reiterated his oppo­ the dean of the House and a head of Planned Parenthood, White House Press Secretary the area “ must be free to live Israel, he also said, should not was a good one for lower hem­ 1968 and New er...... 1 Y EA R —About 300,000 illegitimate sition to a primary for the nom- long-time supporter of Israel, 1969 PONTIAC CATALINA 1966 PONTIAC CATALINA one of the nation’s most Influen­ Ronald L. Ziegler reported that In harmony" with Its neighbors lines. At a luncheon of the Na­ children are bom annually In Convertible. V-8, auto, trans., 4-Door Hardtop Sedan. V-8, auto, trans., PS., S i A A C tial birth control groups, said to­ the two presidents talked about with “ secure frontiers recog­ (See Page Twenty-One) tional Press Club, Pompidou said of the boycott talk: the United States. (See Page Eight) “ It would be churlish for PB,, R&H., white, light blue interior. ^ I U # 3 day pregnancy accounts for 16 told a questioner; PS., PB., R&H., light blue. At least one in six U.S. *2695 times more deaths among “ As far as I am concerned I members to stay away or to 1967 ...... ■...... 186 DAYS brides are pregnant when mar­ young women than are suspect­ must say 1 have known the era walk out, and it would not serve ried with half of these pregnan­ ed from oral contraceptives. of long dresses and I believe the purpose of aiding Israel. In cies occurring while the coupl6,J Besides reducing the risk of they added mystery to love.” fact. It would be counterproduc­ 1966 PONTIAC LeMANS are teenagers. L - 1968 CHEVROLET CAPRICE Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., auto, trans., R&H., 9 l ^ O C death. Dr. Alan F, Guttmacher — Despite ^Permissive Society^ the Wliite House, Madame Pom­ tive.” 1966 ...... k ...... 96 DAYS told a Senate auiicommittee in Congjresslonal staff members 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto, trans., « 1 A A C bucket seats, black finish, all vinyl interior. I " I # 3 —About 760,000 children are pidou wore a long grey suede power steering, green, R&H. | T # 3 prepared testimony, birth con­ born each year who are unwant­ with grey mink collar and at one point were Invited to help trol pills are the most effective V ed at the time of conception and matching mink hat. If'w as de­ to fill up the seats, but the Invi­ ♦The Paul Dodge Perfecr Deal W arran ty . . . a w ar­ safeguard against "one of the destined to be "unloved, neg­ It’s Business as Usual signed by Gul loRoche. tation later was canceled. gravest socio-medical Illnesses lected and abandoned.” 2 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ranty on^ Hie car's drive line (motor, transmission, un-want^^ pregnancy.” The pill, said Dr. Guttmacher, 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS:, PB., 9 0 0 C Dr. Guttmacher, whose orgnn- is also “ by far the best contra. factory ^ir conditioning, R&H., gray. ^ r # 3 rear end) in wriHng! 4-Door Sedan. V-8, auto, trans., PS., PB., R&H., f t O A O C ization c6u(isels 360,000 women {.gptjye for sexually active ado- For Europe’s Prostitutes factory air conditioning, light blue. a U # 3 a year In this country, said he iggggntg •• appeared in hopes of ’ ’stem' Arab Government Seen He said if current national they roam the streets of the I ming unwarranted and danger­ By JOHN VINiXlUR Nowhere has the new morali­ trends continue, some 70,000 Chapelle district and charge 36 ous alarm” he said was caused Associated Press Writer ty—If it exlslsts—gotten behind girls under 18 will bear illegiti­ to 38 to African and Arab labor­ by earlier testimony before the PARIS (AP) — If the sexual a drive to bring back bordellos Curbing Guerrilla Action mate children this year. ers. Italy has girls whose side- 1968 BUICK ELECTRA monopoly subcommittee, head­ revolution has placed chastity to the nations that have banned But, he added, “ If the pill them. of-the-road fees are as low us Custom 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto, trans., PS., PB., radio ed by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D- under joyous siege from the At­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) ernments were supporting Al scare continues unabated, I fear lantic to the Soviet Bloc, nobody To most of the continent’s po­ 33. ' ' ■ j Fatah In its attempts to per­ and heater, power seat and windows, factory ^ 9 5 WlB. Arab governments, alarmed al that figure will become a gross has told Western Europe’s thou­ licemen, the notion of a sexual The greatest number woiik out suade the smaller organizations 5 Earlier sessions have spot­ air conditioning, light tan with black vinyl top. underestimate.” of bars or through procurers. lighted scores of suspected side sands of prostitutes. revolution that kill could prosti­ the international uproar over to stop their attacks on civilian Meanwhile, In New York City, Fees run from 325 to 3100. effects which Guttmacher re­ Work goes on as usual for the tution is a Joke. the suspected sabotage of a planes. quintuplets, three girls and two viewed and largely rejected as girls In Vienna with their green Pierre Ottavlolo, chief of the Lqgury prostitutes—one In Swiss airliner, were reported to­ The sources did not name the boqs, were bom Tuesday night unproven or not serious. identification cards, and for Paris vice squad, sees no attack Denmark lost a tax case In day putting pressure oii Pales­ governments concerned. But at Columbia Presbyterian Medi­ 1967 FORD MUSTANG Dr. Guttmacher did say It had those In the courtyard of Ham­ on the ramparts of convention. which her Income was estimat­ tine guerrillas to confine opera­ Jordan and Lebanon have both cal Center to a 27-yearol-d New “ In fact no substantive changes been Indisputably proven that burg’s Palais D’Amour and In ed at 320,000 a year—generally tions to Israel. deplored the Swiss crash, lost Convertible. V-8 engine, floor shift, |L1 i l A P Jersey woman who hud been women on the pill are more the bars off the Champs-Elysees In the way prostitutes or their charge 3100 minimum. Fees Palestine sovirccs said the week after reports circulated bucket seats, R&H. ” 1 4 # 3 taking fertility drugs. clients behave since the time I prone to fatal blood clots. In Paris. were reported to range from preasure on the guerrillas was Arab terrorists had placed a But he said statistics show Arscnc Eglls, a hospital In An Associated Press sur­ became Involved In this.” 3180 to 3800 a session for youn'g being applied through Al Fatah bomb aboard. Saudi Arabia and 22.8 of every 100,000 healthy spokesmap, said the five Infants vey, only Oslo—where a sculp­ Gerhardt Tanpplk of Frank­ actresses and models Involved —the biggest and most Influen­ Egypt are also believed to be furt’s vice squad also reports married womeili age 20-34 would were bom six weeks premature­ tured relief In CH^y HaU depicts In a Roman c^U ^ r l ring. The tial group-i-wl)lch has always against operations endongeriUK "nothing new—unless It might die as a result of pregnancy ly to Mrs. Margaret Kienast of a street walker haggling with newspaper Pnesc Sera wrote: opposed /opcrutloi)s outijtde Is­ civilians from foreign countries. . be an Increase In the use of por­ compared with 1.6 who would Far Hills, N.J. He said the de­ two young men—claims an ap­ "There are people so eager to rael's bortlers. Despite Al h atito’s considera­ die from a fatal clot associated livery was normal and all five preciable falling off In business no films In bars.” sleep with an actress that they Al Fatah In recent days ap- ble Influence, observers predict­ A London social worker com­ with the pill. were "doing us well oia could be because of the permlsslvo socie­ will pay double an ordinary per­ pears to have achieved an as ed It would have difficulty con- Among women- 36-44 , 67.6 expected.” ty. mented; “ Permissiveness luid son’s monthly salary to go to ccndancy over smaller groups trolling some of the other would die per 100.000 from preg- Mrs. Kienast and her hus- "Vikings don’t have to pay for the cash selling of one’s body bed with her—even If she's only in the new "unified command" groups. nancy while S.W succumbed of a bimd, William, a saleman, have their sex,” a coircspondent are entirely two different played In spaghetti Westerns.” of 10 guerrilla organizations cs- Dr, George Habosh, head w fatal clot, he stated. two other children, a four-yenr- wrote, and “ prostitution is not things.” Dally newspapers In Scandl- lubllshed in J ord *. the left' Popular Front for the Calltng unwanted pregnancy a old girl and an 18-month-old regarded as a big problem in European prostitutes fall Into* navliu) countries have columns .Palestinian sources aald sev* Liberation of Holostlne, said afl* ’’condition tragically common In boy. The spokesman said both Norway.” three general categories. oil personal ads that lead to eral Arab governments, who er the Swiss crash hi* msn a u to m o tiv e c en t er the U.8.,” Dr. Guttmacher Is­ of the older children were bom But In Stockholm, where sex The lowest level ore those prostitutes. Before the pructlco .support guerrilla activity would continue to attaok Israsll serving foreign workers. In sued a barrage of statistics after Mrs. Kienast had taken supposedly has long been de­ was restricted, classified sec­ against Israel with arms and pUmes as In the pasA H* thrsM- PAUL DODGE / / Oslo, they’re called “ ship girls” fertility shots. mystified, traffic Jams are tions In Rome nowspapera listed money .were opposed to attacks #ned acta against showing that: because they work aboard bouts —Between 200,000 lind one The quintuplets were born somettmes blamed on the cars hundreds of “ munlcurlsl.s," gon- on clvUlan airliners. ,, plunes as weU because of Wash- W In port, generally with the coop­ 373 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-2881^PEN EVERY EVENING TO 9—SATURDAY TO 5 million Illegal abortions are per­ within a. 10 minute span from of men looking and girls cruis­ The sources said these gov-’• Inirton’sIngton’s Bupoortsupport for Isrosl, eration of the police. In Paris, (See Page Twenty-One) formed a year In too United 10:08 to 10:18 p.m. ing In their own autos for men.

) '■ ■\ I A- ■' ■ A . . ■, - v - \ ■ . MANCHlBSTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C H E S ^ , CONN.. WEDNESdJ FEBRUARY 25, 1970 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 Coventn VSIBfIfl!l5J5151IiniIIIIISfllfliUSIi9niU9fi!U515iaiS(S;S^^ IMGVIERAnNaB Sheinwold on Bridge ^Sherlock Holmes To Live FORRRRENTBAND YOUNG PEOPLE BEST OPENINGa J^AI> UD, DEFENDS ON Bnrob: p lJ lN d Historica I Society: L ittle Red House On Mor>ie Screens A^ain Tk* oNmMw o( Uw rMHigt !• lo Mm* NORTH H e i i t r Open 6 Days The Year Round ptitnrB •bouf NW BtfMtbMfK By ALFRED 8HEINWOLDnclNM ♦ K7 By HOLLY OANTNBR You Make The Most mmh eontftt for vfofvMg by Ih m e cMMWR. By non THOMAS alty,” said‘ Stephens. "In Uio (Herald Correspondent) Everybody enjoys making the C? K 72 AMHOcliiL'd Press Writer sstoriu.s Billy attempts to answer 6 AKJ94 (FIrat of two artlolea) HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Robert some of the questions raised i ALL AfiEi AOMITTED opening lend from a suit head­ ♦ K6S Thursday Nights till 9:00 about Holmes: His drug taking, GtntrtI Audlinets It used to be "tJve little green o f your food dollar Stephens ns Sherlock Holmes? ed by K-Q-J, but nobody likes KAS1 Such a casting seenyed outland­ his atUlude towsird women, his WK.SI' house” on South St., but during to lend the suit against a trump ♦ AJ.4 4 Q 0 R 6 4 2 ish to many people. Including friendship with Dr. Watson.” ALL AC[I Aommo the paat summer it went through 0 10 6 C? .4 3 when you shop Plnehursf Robert Stephens. The latter will come into focus Ptrtntil Guldanc* SunoM contract if it Is headed by A- GP 0 O » ft some exterior refurbishing and He Is considered by some crit­ In "'The Private Ufe of Sherlock Q-J. You avoid loading any suit 0 .4 2 headed by the ace because this A (j 1 7 4 ♦ 92 W now "the little red house" on ics to be the successor to Lau­ Holmes.” As Wilder explained Soutii St. But wlialever the color. would give declarer on uneam- .S O U TH rence Olivier as the most versa­ to Stephens : "The greatest love AUlAICTfB It is an authentic old New Eng­ tile and accomplished of Eng­ stories in movies have been be­ I Undtr 17 nquim KcompanySii ed trick if ho happens to have 4 10 3 Partflt or AOult Guw6itn A 1 9 8 4 land cottage, and an Ideal spot lish actors. The extent of his tween two men, whether in the king. There is no such dan­ 0 10 7 3 for Its present function as heod- skill was seen locally as he wosternh. war stories or what- ger when dummy has the king quarters of the Coventry Histor­ 4. 10 8 3 played with Britain’s National tion was good in one respect: It behind your ace. ical Society. NO ONE UNOEA 17 A O U m iD .South Theater at the Music Center in ever.” West dealer. Wc.s( North Eiisl Mias Hilda Keller, a familiar (Aoo lim it m«y vary 2 C> The Beaux’ Stratagem" and ’The movie was completed last lA eortiln Iran) East-West vulnerable. 1 4k I N T , 1’ ass figure around town and staunch ’The ’Three Slaters.” His costnr year In London. Shooting Ume Opening lead — Five of Dia­ Pass 3 C? A ll Pass spokesman for the society, has was his wife, Maggie Smith, re­ was 29 weeks, with Interruption monds. prepared a history of that organ- BB “ • B cently nominated for an Acade­ for Stephens’ Illness. Reluctant to lead a club, West diamond, one heart and one laation which is approaching Its a o n o u m a im com orBBkMMuuiioR my award for "The Prime of "Before I started the picture, opened the five of diamonds. spade. eighth anniversary this summer, I had suffered pneumonia, yet I because, she said, she "thought Miss Jean Brodle." ’rills gave South time to make DnUy Question was appearing in a play and di­ It was needed.” She also hopes Stephens has distinguished his contract, and South didn't Partner opctia with 1-NT (16 recting another," the actor said. muff his opportunity. that twonspeople who have pass­ himself in classical and modern Hartford Jail to 18 points), and the next iday- "After an interval of one week, Declarer took the first trick ed that little red house and roles on the London stage and In cr iiasses. You hold! Spodea, ("Morgan," “Romeo and I went directly into production. Expelled Vermin with the king of diamonds and wondered just what goes on j After 11 weeks, I simply col­ Q.O-R-6-4-2; Hearts, 8-3; Dia­ there, will become interested In * ju h e t ’’ ). Hence it seemed odd drew two rounds of trumps with monds, Q-8-6: Clubs, 9-2. for him to take on Sherlock lapsed; I couldn’t go on any Warden Reports the king and ace. (A trump fi­ i the group and Join In the work Holmes. But this was Billy Wild­ more. nesse would have given West WjMit do you say? of Its members. er’s Sherlock Holmes. “ After three weeks, I was HAR'TFORD, Conn. (AP) his chance to recover.) South Answer: Bid two spades. You ’The Historical Society had Us Sketch of “little red house” on South St. used by Historical Society, "At first I was certain that able to continue. ’The interrup­ Immediate corrective action then led a diamond to the ace will probably be safer at a part beginnings on July 24, 1982, Just this was a part that I was not tion was good in one respect: it score in your six-card suit than 10 days after the close of the was taken after the State De- and returned a low diamond ’nie first annual meeting ^Sf Billingham as vice president, lamps, china, dolls and right for," recalled the actor. allowed Billy time to finish the parlmcnt of Health reported from dummy, partner would be at 1-NT. festivities In connection wltii Coventry’s 280th anniversary. A newly.formed group was Mrs. George Jacobson, and Georgian Silver, And you don't have to stand in the check out line . . . we work "But then I had one meeting script—as is his custom, he that the Seyms Street jail was East took the queen of din- Copyright 1970 Pick the Pair! Buy Both! with Billy, and I quickly be­ hadn’t written the ending. tlencnU Features Corp. meeting was held at the old when by- Esther Koehler, secretaries and The exhibits have also includ- hard to save time and money for you with faster, better service! infested with rodents, the ward- nionds and led ,a club, but It Conrununity Center In the vil- 'ttws were adopted and officers Malcolm Erb as treasurer. ed artifacts from other coun- came convinced.’' "The experience also taught ***1.-^^ Tuesday. West took the ace lage, with about 40 people pr^- were electc'd. Broga served as president un- tires, such as India, Taiwan, Wilder had turned his atten­ me a healthy respect for film The report was made public and returned the queen Make Washijay easy all the way ent. OfUcers of the Mansfield That first slate of officers saw til 1964, and was followed by Samoa, South America and tion from American manners acting. I realized for the first this week, but it was complet- dummy’s king, but THEATER TIME Historical Society attended to Raymond Broga as the first John Hetzel until 1966, then several European countries. and mores (’’Some Like It Hot," time how much more exhaust­ ed in November and turned j^g,^rer then discarded .his PINEHURST hos riie Whole 20 to 23-Lb. Packer Cut of ing It is than stage work. After teU how they liad set up their president of the Coventry His- Capt. Walter Keller until 1968, Little on Display "The Apartment,” "Fortune Z '“ t club on a good diamond. SCHEDULE LOW price on Cookie” ) to the character of lit­ all, in the theater you work only organimtion. torlcal Society, with William with Robert Boyce now holding Another^prlnclpal activity of erature’s greatest sleuth. He about three hours. But you have state Health Department San- , Un­ Cinema.I (Bast Hartford)— ______^ 3he post. the society has been to secure and long-time collaborator to get up for a movie at 6:30 in itarian Joseph C. Hock, who Jy with a trump that was going At the first meeting, the Lord articles and papers having to In Spite of Rising STATE OF MAINE BOTTOM to win a trick anyway. West Tick Tick Tick, 7:00, 9:05; My I.A.L. Diamond concocted a the morning and you seldom get made the inspection, said he Side of The Mountain, 2:00. Mayor of Coventry, England, do with the past of the town, ar- home before-7 at night. found two live rats near the ex­ could get only one trick in each Vernon and the Lady Mayoress, Mr. tides which should be pre- new tale that Sir Arthur Conan suit, not enough to defeat the Cinerama — Goodbye, Mr. Prices, Appliances POTATOES ’'Billy told me that in the old terior refuse storage area; ac­ and Mrs. Henry Waugh, were served for the future, ROUND Doyle never dreamed of. contract of three hearts. Chips, 2:00, 8:W. "The idea Is that these are days the Hollywood stars gener­ tive burrow holes in several made honorary members of the Since acquisition of the first gives you Pot Roast, Bye Round East Windsor Drive-In —Doc­ four cases which Dr. Watson ally took six to eight weeks be­ areas along the foundations of Wiser Choice Society, as well as Councilman document, the Charter of Cov- Are A Better Value Oven Roasts, Swiss Steak and tor Zhivago, 7 :30; Impossible Hearing Next Week IQ lbs. 4 9 c had written about but which had tween pictures and did nothing the main building and garage, “The ace of clubs, followed by Berry from the English Coven- entry, England, the qociety has Ground Round, cut to your as well as mice droppings in Years, 10:45. order. been suppressed at the time be­ but play tennis and rest. Now I the queen, woul4 have been a try. All three had recently been recieved a number of letters, Than E v e r! cause of the sensitivities of roy- can understand why.” the basement storage area. wiser choice at the beginning of Manchester Drive-In — The in town for the 2B0th annl- books, and articles of furniture, Droppings also were observed the defense. North’s overcall of Only Game In Town, 9:00; On Charter Revision yersary celebration, and It was although not many of these are C.ALIF. ICEBERG OVEN or POT-READY ROUND CUTS on top of uncovered meat and one notrump made It clear that Hard Oontnlct, 7:15. pastry items In a basement re- the king of clubs was in the State Theatre — The Computer Final changes were approved sldered eligible under the above coventiy4o-Covenr^ being displayed as yet. LETTUCE frlgeration unit., BOTTOM ROUND POT ROAST Kidnaped Tots Found; dummy, so that the club open- Wore Tenni.e Shoes, 12:00, 1:50, by the Charter Revision Com­ amendment.” involving summer visits be- ^ ith the restoration of the so- YOU CAN DEPEND Poor refuse disposal areas ing lead could not give declar- 3:40, 5:30, 7:20, 9:15. mission at its meeting last He added the opinion that dety ’s South St. house still be- ^ G M Yes, it’s the best we were found with "piles of un­ CENTER CUTS | Q er an unearned trick. UA Theatre Flmny Girl, present members of the boards ing worked on, not too many ar- Jr* covered food containers, bits of night and a tentative date set would not be eligible for English Charter tides are being permanently can buy 3 to 5 Lbs. Lb. le i# South would have no time to MARK OF EXCELLENCE ON KEITH'S TO food and containers of grease 2:00, 6:30, 9:15. Reunited with Father dispose of a club loser and Burnside — Secret of Santa for a pubUc hearing to air a reappointment, U such a con- group received ite displayed, but those that are in­ gromds. would end up losing two clubs Vittorla, 6:50, 9:15. complete summary of the pro- fbet of Interest amendment was "acquisition” at thisfirst ®lude a spinning wheel, a desk, BOTTOM ROUND SLICES ’Two dumpster-type refuse ^ s SAVE YOU head KANSAS CITY (AP) — Alan ised they would not hunt the lit­ posed changes. ’The hearing is a commend- 19 6 2 also: A photo- » hand loom, chairs and a few Ig. 2 5 c containers were overflowing Model WAN Model DAN, electric POR SWISS STEAK OR Cain, the father of two kidnaped tle girls. Mrs. Rozzell freed her­ static copy of the Charter of pictures. When the restoration with debris and apparently had planned lor next Wednesday, ^ ^ reflecUon to them Lb * 1 .1 9 Alabama girls who were recov­ self in about 20 minutes. LONDON BROIL not been emptied for several fu f f ( Coventry, England, which had *8 completed, more Items will DOLLARS!! ered unharmed by the FBI, was Cain works for the Seismo­ March 4, at 8 p.m., at a place but to prevent a conflict of m- Hetzel, and be put on display. LARGE TEMPLE days,” Hock reported. reunited with his daughters to­ graph Service of Tulsa, Okla. to be announced. Leone said Tuesday an ex­ which he in turn presented to In the meantime, many of the Durable Press Care on this A BONELESS ’TENDER OVEN BEEF ROAST day and was so overcome with Dissly said the Missouri High­ nouncement of the date and date," he said, Even this thrifty terminator is under contract to The issue was discussed nro ‘ *'® framed society’s acquisitions are stored ORANGES AT A LOW PRICE emotion, he could say only “ I way Patrol and the Clay County place will be made shortly ac >a<6 AAH n«e] $4- ««*n 0 and hangs on the wall of th^ m the Booth-Dimmock Ubrary sheriff’s office helped make the make sure rats and mice don’t tr\ 3 CORNER SOLID RUMP ROAST $ | O Q don’t know how I feel.’ ’ cording to chairman John Dai- and con and It was decided to society's little house on South or elsewhere. One of the prized Frigidaire Jet Action Washer budget-priced arrest at Liberty. inhabit the building and contam­ gle. amend Chapter X V , Section 8, AND CUBE STEAKS Lb. Cain and an aunt of the girls, inate food. possessions Is a Bumap Clock, V C each Mrs. C. W. Rozzell, had flown EUxalliietfili IReoylbir to include memibers and alter- 6 2 In the food storage area, Changes in the town charter here from Butler, Ala. nates of a board or commls- the end of 1962, a seal had made locally long ago, and on has DPC for no-iron fabrics Dryer, too Newsmen Asked where Hock reported droppings, Wunrami EeatCy have been approved by mem- provision been adopted for use on letter- display in the local office of the Cain, contacted’ at Jakson, • Durable Press Care. Gentle washing action plus a cold • Durable Press Care. Proper temperature plus end- Leone said a new ceiling was ina GEORGE SIEVENSFREO KOHLMAR p.oduciK)n bers of the commission during personal interest which heads and membership cards, Manchester Savings and Loan Miss., where he was boarding a water cool down help Durable Press fabrics keep their of-cycle cool down brings Durable Press items out Always a favorite . . . this Eye Round below To Testify At installed immediately to prevent the past • year and these pro- previously included only mem- the historical records at the Association, which underwrote regular price is an excellent value . . . flight to Kansas City, said he rats and mice from nesting. inhieOiiiity no-iron promise. ' ready to wear or put away without ironing. would have no comment on the posed changes will be made ^he Board of Repre- Booth-Dlmmock Library had purchase of the clock In 1967. Panther Probe He said the dumpstCr-type • Jet Action Agitator. Creates currents that plunge clothes • 2-cycle Timer. Select exact drying minutes. case until the FBI revealed the Gaimie Imltownt public before the hearing, gentatives, or any officers or been presented to the society An interesting sidelight to the NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— refuse containers are> checked Daigle said. They will then be employes 'of the town. (although the Ubrary maintains work of the Historical Society deep into sudsy water for thorough washing. • Fine mesh Dacron lint screen. Right on the door. EYE ROUND OVEN details of its Investigation. periodically (“ We keep on top h E»0 *iHHM {Vfiwc UI GiOP&i Sif^iu The U.S. Department of Justice presented to the Board of Members also re-examined a charge of these documents.) is that it Is in a sense the "par- • 2 Jet-Away Rinses. Get rid of lint KRAFT “ I just want to see the girls of them every day” ) to make and see them safe,” he said. “ I is reportedly planning a grand Representatives for approval decision on political activity Over the past eight years, one ent” of the highly - successful and scum so thoroughly there’s a a m e jury investigation here Into ac­ sure they don’t overflow. i] Waober 6209.96 AMERICAN understand an FBI man took Leone, who took over as war­ H AR sometime in May. made previously which deleted the main functions of the Nahtan Hale Fife and Drum need for a lint trap. S>AVE ROAST tivities of the Black Panther . 9 5 614A9B them to his home last night.” den in November of 1968, said Only a few Items were discus- Section 6 of Chapter X IV , pre- society has been to increase Corps, • Jet-simple Mechanism. No belts. $ Dryer Party, and is trying to get news­ SINGLE SLICES Cain said he had never met the large dumpsters are rela­ CONTRACT sed at last night’s meeting at- venting a person in the class!- the members knowledge of the At a meeting of the society No gears. No pulleys. No wonder it’s pair men to testify. «20.00 PASTIURIKD PROCESS CHEESE FOOD Messick. tively new. In the past, ordi­ A Marvin Schwartz Production tended by ADss Gertrude tied service of the town from "fe of the past, not only in early In 1968, records and mov- so dependable. 339 The children. Tiffany Cain, “ It’s just bloody fishing ex­ nary garbage cans were used Puller, Atty. Thomas Connell, actively contributing to or Coventry, but elsewhere. ies of Fife and Drum organlza- |»*O f iY •OHOtN.IHC.HeW YOmi.M.Y.10017 pedition,” said Richard S. Sal- JAMES COBURN Roast at 300 degrees; for rare 30 min. to lb., 2V4 and Tina Cain IV2 were re­ for refuse. Atty. 'Martin Burke George campaigning for ;a political par- Early meetings of the group tions were part of the program, ant, president of the Columbia LEEREMICK little more for well done . . . covered by the FBI at the home A Hartford Times reporter Furbish Peter Dureiko and ty- The section !'was reinstated featured a number of talks, and the possibility of forming of a distant relative in Liberty, Broadcasting System’s news de­ toured the jail Tuesday, not no­ Daigle. ' night, unanimously, after many of them illustrated, on old anch a group in (Coventry was Frigidaire Eiectri-ciean Mo., a suburb of Kansas City. partment, when asked for com­ tifying Leone until appearing in "protective” aspects of toe sec- houses. Industry and arts In suggested. FRESHER BY FAR John Charles Messick, 22, ment Tuesday. his office. A major consideration was were considered. early times of toe area. A good after this meeting, Tucson, Ariz. ,was arrested in Salant said Mike Wallace and The reporter inspected a re­ r toe combination of toe Plan- Rainbow Meeting number of toe talks. also con­ the society sponsored a meet­ Oven Cieans More PINEUIURST GROUND MEATS . . . Liberty. Cain said upon his ar­ Paul Loewenwater, producer of frigerated urea and found no ning and Zoning Commissions xhe Rockville Assembly of cemed points of interest in Cov- ing of all civic groups in toe OSCAR MAYER ” ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... lb. 99c rival here he was tired. He and CBS’s "60 Minutes” program, droppings. All food was neatly OASuarr'^'l Into one body. Atty. Burke order of Rainbow for Girls will entry’s own past, including let- community to consider toe BACON OflUCK GROUND were the CBS newsmen whose I matter, the upshot being forma­ Than Just ItsOlf! the girls’ aunt were escorted to packaged. made toe motion to approve hold a meeting tomorrow at ters and memoranda of mem- U.S, Choice, of course ...... lb- 74c a private waiting room at the testimony was being sought. Kitchen facilities for the 503 RESTAURANT thls step and said toe compel- 7:30 p.m. at toe Masonic bers. Some of the topics Includ- tion of toe local corps, which 3 IN 1 BLEND has In its relatively brief CALVES airport to rest. “ They are asking them to inmates were clean. There was I 30 OAK STREET-^MANCHESTEIl llng reason was that ‘ttoe town Temple. At this time Tom Watt ed Coventry glass and glass- BEEF. . .PO RK .. .VEAL ...... lb. 89c He said he was going to take come up and testify and empty I career, traveled far and wide LIVER HOME STYLE SAUSAGE M E A T ...... lb. 79c no food, garbage or other de­ WeWe Cater Cater to toPartiea-^ Parties— Phone 643-6050 planner seems to think that prizes will be awarded. Girls makers, Nathan Hale, Jesse 5-year Warranty 9 9 c the first plane available to Fort their-Ijrains,” said Salant. "You bris on the kitchen floor. and won many honors for itself Cleans Oven Racks Every Fri. and with a connlbinatlon there would willWill wearWCCLl theirtllCH street-length Root who Wwas tXS CA a UCICKCLLC delegate LU to LIIC the , ____ * , i _ . a V a rT4A..ni. a # backed by General Motors! Worth, Tex., and spend a few never really know what they’re be more coordination between white dresses and should contact ConUnental Congress and lived ^ e l? ' and Drip Bowls, tool days with his parents there. after.” Night l-year Warranty on entire Range for re­ DANCING toe functions.” Atty. Connell Miss Patricia Smith If luiable In the house now occupied by Clean them all at the same lime! Donald Bradford Lee Johes; Wallace and I^oewenwater pair of any defect without charge, plus QUIK Sen. Morse Gives Up I 1 asked If toe town might not lose to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watt on Oven, oven racks, drip bowls. All DAILY BUSINESSMEN’S LU n Bh EONS...... from 99c 4-year Protection Plan (parts only) lor 23, also charged in state and have retained an attorney. Jay Communion Breakfast Rt. 31, the old Mill Stream, in- automatically, electrically. federal kidnaping warrants is­ EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — For­ some checks and balances by furnishing replacement lor any defective Topkis of New York City, to I The Ladies of Sacred Heart dustry of 100 years ago and a 2-lb, can 8 6 c sued Tuesday night in connec­ represent them. Topkip‘ said his mer U.S. Sen. Wayne L. Morse I This Special We Serve Every Day! eliminating toe separation? WANTED Surface Heating Unit, Surface Heating will hold their annual commu- history of the old Brick School, Unit Switch, or Oven Heating Unit. tion with the Monday abduction, says he has given up the idea of It was thought by one of toe clients didn’t want to testify. S P A G H E H i 99c nion breakfast March 8 after The group also studied was still being sought. running this year for a seat in members that those on toe Clean, Late Model Ka b u k i New Haven is the site of a I (With rolls and butter) I toe 10:30 a.m . Mass. K will be methods of construction of old Cook-Master Jones is a stepbrother to the the U.S. House of Representa­ Platming Commission would pending trial of several Black ★■ k EnjoyEnjoy'Your Your Favorite Beverage Here ★-A: held at toe' Howard Johnson houses, as well as toe restoring girls’ mother, 19-year-old Debra Panthers on charges of kidnap­ tives. prefer toe combination and Oven Control Restaurant on Rt. 30. of old houses. USED CARS TUNA Cheryl Cain of Tucson, Ariz. She ing and murdering alleged in­ Morse, who served two Senate those on toe Zoning Commis­ Like having a cook! Starts, stops Guest speaker will be the The Historical Society also Top Prices Paid is separated from the fither. former Alex Rackley of New terms as a Republican and two sion would prefer toe separa­ oven automatically. Cooks your Rev. Howard tiOPleur, director took on the task of providing 3 « b b * 1 . 0 0 Carl W. Dissly, special agent York City last May. as a Democrat before his defeat tion since it was felt the Plan- For All Makes! meal while you’re away. for re-election in 1968 , said a nlng Commission acts more as of family life apostolate for toe regular exhibits for toe town, in charge of the FBI office In However, the grand jury poll of voters in Oregon’s 4th Norwich Diocese and chaplain in special shelves set aside for We have Pillsbury Kansas City, said three pistols probe would reportedly delve in­ an advisory body. However, CARTER CHEVROLET district had persuaded him he at Annhurat College. this use in the Tpwn Hall. These Space Sticks and were found in Mes^ck’s car but to Black ^ Panther activities this was refuted when it was C O .. IN C . NO EXTRA CHARGE would not obtain needed Demo­ Those wishing to attend are exlriblts are changed monthly Hunt’s Snac Pak he did not resist. throughout the nation. Wallace stressed that initial approval New Easy-View FOB OOLiOR! cratic support. asked to call Mrs. John Swat and have included collections of 1229 Main S t The two little girls were taken and Loewenwater were presum­ for land use depends on the Controls from a play pen behind the planning group if toe zoning or Mrs. William St. John for old-time Iron tools. tinware, Phone 649-5238 ably wanted as witnesses be­ Check surface units from across Save on Pmehurst Groceries! trailer home of an aunt and un­ cause of the televislort show designation is a proper one in reservations and tickets. woodenware, pewter, buttons, Mel Strickland says toe first place. 1 the room. Read them at a glance. cle who took care of them for they put together, 'aboiut the New Frigidaire exclusive. Get Nafional Brands, too! he wiH have to make their father, Alan Cain. Black Panther Party — a show Daigle said, "W e get a little Sheriff Leon Clark at Butler that included an interview with parochial about our piece of toe' his chickens work said the two kidnapers claimed Eldridge Cleaver. action.” adding that toe plan­ Every Campbelfs Veg. Soup. 7„„sS9c nights and days if we Cain owes them a $4,000 gam­ Justice Department officials in ning commission Isn’t very bling debt. Cain was working Washington declined to com­ happy when It lays out toe Day Is rigiaaire cu. ft. keep on selling so near Laurel, Miss., when the lit­ ment on the grand jury investi­ whol6 toiyn and toe zoning com- many of tfiese fine tle girls were taken. gation. mission chsinges it. ! Sale Day h\e of Gold Margarine S L b s . Dissly said F’BI agents were The solution was In favor on 4 MjaAsimjmi. eggs . .. They're only alerted to watch a houHe in Lib­ combining toe boards with toe', ii-K— \V**d . rhur««.. I 1^ •’ Frost-Proof Refrigerator ^ \ IIIM-II M oll . I ' U Y S . , Sal. lu 6 Wed erty on the chance ] Messick five members on each board, would show up there. Dissly de­ Th ere's NoHiitig< adding up to a total of 10 on Hawaiian Punch Sie oz. cunH $1a00 clined to.identify the occupants toe larger commlssiMi. ^niey., "Look For Our Sign" \\, H o n o r CASE OF 12...... $3.89 Childish About the M iisle r of the house or explain their re­ will be appointed, as presently, ClLiruf lationship to Messick. , Hum or in and are to serve out existing < REAR of Manchester Parkode Frost-Proof! Messick was turned over to terms. There was a question as to < You’ll never defrost again! No Land ’0 Lakes or the U.S. Marshal in Kansas City space lost to frost. Defrosts and is held at the county jail. toe number of alternates all<7w- only when needed. a doxen this week. The little girls were placed in M ia- » ’ )« ( la s t ' I •.tx -111 MANCHISTIR ed by state statute and a ques­ State Butter Lb 79c a private home in Kansas City. LL\ THEATRE EAST ■ ■ m t S s ciN T it tion as to whether by charter., . .. buy all you want NOW the commission could make toe Messick and Jones are 443- 7S32 FKII PARKING RIAR OF THIATRI 154-lb. size Freezer! 5 charged \vith kidnaping the g;irls change combining the commls- < Ig. box 400s4 for 98c Grade AA large white SHOWS CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 12 NOON: sions. The basic question coUtd Dovelettes at gunpoint and transporting H Top freezer with door shell, them across state lines. “THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES’’ at 12 Noon be whether toe charter is In^ juice can rack, protected ice Cain’s sister—Mrs. G. W. Roz­ WATT A W AY^ pi^ TO PLUG A fact an ordinance when It Is trays to keep food out ol zell told officers two men en­ voted by toe Board of Repre­ At Pinehurst, for one thin ^ BRAIN GAP! sentatives. It was decided to , SALE dime buy 1 can Campbell’s tered her trailer at Butler on Presented by Monday on the pretext of using refer toe legal qutstlons to le­ Tom. Soup, for another dime The Little Theatre of her telephony to report a traffic gal counsel. On Rollers! Manchester, Inc. A letter was received by toe CHILDREN'S SHOES 1 16-oz. can Libby’s Tom. wreck. She said they teold her Under the direction of commission urging that no real < Smooth-glide nylon Rollers Juice and for another dime 1 Ruth J. Rowley make it easy to move for easy Cain owed them a $4,000 gam- estate agent or broker be eligi­ JeUo and for another dime and Fred T. BUsh DI \ cleaning. bling^debt but did not elaborate. ble to becon\ft-a member of toe * any jar of\ strained Beechnut Mrs. Rozzell said the men tied Opens Tomorrow dt Zoning Board or Zoning Board herj^with a nylon cord and prom­ Baby Food. No wholesale . . . Boiiey Auditorium of Appeals, and that If a n y ' Limit 12 of any of these 10c member does become involved, $e.oo MHS—8:30 p.m. Items. In real estate as agent or bro­ ilanrljratrr FEB. 26- 27 - 28 ker, he or she shall resign, or . pr. ’TICKETS $2.80 be removed by a majority vote] Leonard’s Shoe Store of the other members of toe or 646-0607 orig. fo 14.00 iEim ttuij board after a public hearing. (We snggeat this show is The letter, signed by D. R. Published Dally Except Sundays more suitable for mature and Holldaya at 13 Btssell Street 8adro«lnsU, went on to suggest sudlencee.) | j Manchester, Coim. (06040) TECHHICOLOR . . . ttiAt “ any parson or persons Pinehurst Groceryi Inc. Telephone 643-2711 ovw 1.000 pr. rtduced for Hits tcri* OPENING NIGHT ONLY presently serving on either toe Second Class Postage Paid al W alt Dlsaiey’s Featurette at 1180 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE Manchester. Coiin. Join members and oast at Zoning BoardBo or Zoning Board II>BB|^ and A J g l i The story o f a mouae and hla Ufe — com* •oHy — SUMCRlrtlON RATES WUUe'B CocktoU Lounge o6 ApMalials will not be required Open tin 9 Thurs. & Fri.—Open 8 a.m. Thurs;, FriM/Sot.; 9 q.m o t^ days Payable, In Advance DEI m ITIE with Benjamin Fnanklki 7 One Year ..../...... ,$30.00 after the show! to r e i ^ , but at the time of re­ Six iMontlts .J...... ( 15.50 Three Montha/ . . . , ...... 7.80 appointment shall not be oon- A

■' / 7.. • ^ /. 7 ■// / L . \ \ \ U A ^ \ f - V w ■ ' N \ V \ V Vv A \ \ ■ 'V-: 'A \ A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAlicHE'k'TER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i25, 1970 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUE A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 25, 1970 Vernon must have made this prellml- Tolland Supreme Court To Review niiry determination when he de­ cided lo submit the Issue to the A jury, and the jury must have so Award Winners Drug Cases More Town Planning Urged New Hampshire Libel Case found when they determined the Open Forum defarnatlbn to have been a pri- WASHINGTON (AP) — The court’s decision raised a key V(ite one." story Mv Involving 11 To Solve Local Problems Supreme (iourt of the United question of whether there Is still Attorneys for Rosell A. Roy, "'Where Are 'niese Volees and other speakers at the Unit­ VIVIAN FERGUSON 'The town fac:es several prob- can Friendship Club, States agreed Tuesday to re­ an area of purely private libel executrix of Roy’s will, opposed Now’?” ed Nations forum, by the Pope Photon By Continued lems In ithe area of future plan- The Charter Oak Midget and view a libel Judgment of $20,000 outside the scope of recent rul­ the move for a Supreme Ckiurt To the Editor, and by other world leaders. But ALBERT BUCEIVK lUS nlng and conservation, accord- Pony Football Conference, Inc. against the Concord, N.H., Mon­ ings on freedom of the press. review of th). ease. 'Tliey main­ X have been greatly disturbed now when Israel’s very lUe is «t stake, I hear only Bilenoe. The cases of the 11 youths Who mg to Tolland County Extension consists o f’ 19 towns fielding 38 itor Patriot, and North Ameri­ The state's high court, taking tained the state court acted by the terrorism to airlines Awards for high culinary talent were presented yes- were arrested last week in Ver­ Agent John Elliott. teams. Approximately 1,600 can Newspaper Alliance, Inc. note of the Supreme Court’s dc' properly. operating to Israel. It now ap­ Where are these voices nowT tpvHav to two area chefs at the 12th annual restaurant non on drug charges were Shaking lost night to the Tol- boys and 360 cheerleaders are The case concerned a column clslons permitting recovery only pears that Xrab terrorists are Wheric Is your voice howT Let show and culinary arts exhibit held at The Hartford sdieduled for plea in Tolland land Junior Woman’s a u b Con- Involved Iri the program, by the late Drew Pearson which on proof lhat the publhcations accomplishing by their acts of us not have 'lht( shame of our servatlon Committee, Elliott termed a New Hampshire Sen­ were knowingly false or that past be the shame of our future. Hilton. Mano Caidera of Bolton, who had created a deli­ County Superior Court yester­ Boys Bnsketbull IVIaHonH T o ViHil terrorism against civlUans the stressed the need for more con- ate candidate a "former small­ they were false and were pub­ day. However, all were continu­ A playoff game between the very thlrig that their countries Very truly yours, cate tiered decorative arrangement of spun sugar was time t^tlegger.” lished with reckless disregard of Philip Bayer ed to future dates with bond.s Crete planning for the future of fc, Brothers, and the American In Bhoclo Island were unable to do by military adjudged as having the most artistic piece in the show. the town. the truth, took the view that reduced in two more of the National League champs, Krech- The cose was appealed from force of arms, that Is, to ac­ He is a pastry cook at Hotel Sonesta. Hartford and the Included such constitutional protections Manchester Ixidge of Masons .Siiiiilr’s Hurgoon Dead cases. 1 I K u ” L League champs, Llpman the decision of the New Hamp­ complish the slow strangulation former owner of Mario’s Bake Shop on Main St., which would be where and how much Chorches, will be held to deter- do not extend to all statements will exemplify the Master Ma­ To the Editor, Bonds of $6,000 were lowered shire Supreme Court upholding of the Stale of Israel. There cor r.' about public officials or office son degree and the Hlramle Ixist year Samir, a five year no longer exists. iUid carefully arranged to re­ to $1,000 for Mark DeConte, 18, the'championship team of the verdict In the suit of former bo little doubt that an air block­ seekers. I.egend In full form on Satur­ old Jordanian boy (nvn Zerka, His deliciito creation was en- semble mosiac. The dove was of 5 Carol Dr., and Victor John­ the Boys Bask‘etba,l ^League. Rep. Alphonse Roy. Roy now Is ade which Is what has now been son, 17, of 55 Center Rd. ed and what typo of housing One more . game remains in deceased. There may be puri.dy private day, April '25, on the stage at north of Amman, underwent titled "ba IXnice Fantalsio" outlined with licorice piping. should be located In the var­ the Newfxirt (R.I.) High School. accomplished, Is equivalent to. Dennis JClotzer, executive These cases andi those of the regular schedule for each In the New Hampshire trial It libels against such persons successful open heart surgery which In French mean.s Fan­ ious sections of town. Narrates Film ManchcHiter Ixjdge has made If not more than, a sea blockade chef of Manchester Memorial Thomas Johnson, 22, of 68 Cent­ of the league teams, although was ruled that the column con­ which will be governed by stale at the Hadassuh Hebrew Uni­ tasy Cake. His wife more aptly Zoning regulation enforce- law unrestricted by the federal many fraternal visits to the In Its damaging effect on a versity Medical Center. ’Today, Hospital, used a small pig to er Rd., Nicholas Zenlck Jr., 22, _ „_ t K 4 1 . 4 games will be scheduled this Frank W. McLaughlin, ex­ stituted a "private libel” rather country and a sea blockade Is calls It "La Primavera" f r Brookfield St., Bolton, and Ray­ ment should be strict enough to constitution, the New Hamp­ Providence area over the past Dr. Hanoch Milvidsky, head of depict the dissection of a hog. prevent the building of houses ecutive director of the New than legitimate criticism p( a recognized by all nations to be "spring" in Italian. Primarily mond Grlffen, 1«, of 2 Hughes The American League Cham- public figure. shire court had ruled, eight years, but this Is Its first chest surgery at that hospital Is The pig was roasted, then one on swampy areas, he added. Jersey Audubon Society, will an act of war. Arc we to sit Idly in white, deiicate tiny pastel Clr., Ellirrgton, were continued In the case stemming from a 'The state court also said vl.sll lo Ncwix)rt, birthplace and dead—killed In a Swiss airliner side removed. Cooked cuts of fW The overall plan of the town ^ by and watch the only bastion flowers provided the only touch- to next Wednesday. narrate the fourth In the Audu­ Pearson column published In Roy’s only brush with the law former home of It.s Worshipful by Samir’s brethren who pre­ pork were arranged in their should be revlowed and up- of democracy In the Middle es of c^or U is truly h master- _ ’The cases of the other six bon color film series Sunday the Concord paper In 1960, the was In 1923 when he was taken Ma.ster, James A. Stratford. tend to be protectors and de­ re- dated every two years, he sug- tenders, Wanat s and Savings East .slowly strangled? I sub­ piece. CJhef Caldera worked both were continued for two weeks. at 3 p.m., in Bailey Auditorium trial judge instructed the jury to a police station afte'r a raid Tiie lo' feel that, under his leador.ship. "Maybe the power people changes, is urged to submit home improvements are penaliz­ attend. South Windsor Correspondent figure, containing four INVOLVED, FREE ES’HMATES AND was proclaimed “ Manchester the Republican I’arty in Con­ should .stay out of selecting who such proposals in writing to rooms. ed, because those improvements Barnes, ;i resident of Farm­ Ron Kazmarck. All communi­ Hardship is PLANNING SER^CE, 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Day” by Republican State necticut can achieve any goal our state candidates should be," Mrs. Romeyn or any member claimed in this only bring them an increase in ington, is president of the As­ cations should be sent to him appeal, also. Chairman Howard Hausman it car-'s to adopt." he suggested. "Ijet the dele­ of the commission. 'They in­ taxes." sociated Spring Corporation of at the Herald, IS BIssell St., and 10 Manchester persons were Agostinelli, on Saturday, sent gates decide when they get to clude Atty. Edwin Lassman, He stressed, "The criteria for Bristol. He began the first of Tel. M3-'2711. among the 55 who heard Agosti­ Meskill a telegram, uiging him the convention, who the candi­ Atty. James Throwe, Atty. judging the performance of a his four terms as senator from A n d o v t'r nelli speak. to declare himself a c.andidate dates should be." tax system may be grouped un­ the eighth district in 1959 and Richard Rittenband, Council­ SORRY! WE ONLY DO WORK and pledging hl.s (Ago.stinelli’s) The 10 are State Rep. Donal ' der the headings of adcqu.acy, was re-elected to the office in man Robert Smith, Mr. Robert Car Hits Pole, MeaHles Clinic Genbvesi, GOP town chairman support. equity, and effect on economic 1961, 1967 and 1969. His colle­ Trewhella and Mrs. Cleo Glld- EAST OF THE RIVER M. yjdler Dobkin, vice chairma- | Manchester's mayor is being growth. 1 Scliool Budget giate degrees include a bachei- den. / / BETTER SERVE Sauntja Taylor, Town Treasurer considered by top Republlcap Lions Meeting Driver Injured S<*l Toiii^)rrow IN ORDER TH AT ,WE MAY "Under the local property tax oreate from Wil|iams, where he CUSTOMERS ^ Roaelind Quish, Women’s Rc leaders for a possible six)t on systepi," he insisted, '.'none of Meeting Slated was honored With membership The' local Lion’s Club will OUS MANY SATISFIED hold a meeting at Clvle’s Res­ Andris Taurls, 28, of Hart­ Thti I ’olumbla-Hebron-AtKlover publican Club president Mary *he state ticket. Ago.stinelli is the three are effective. in Phi Beta Kapna. and a de­ I’ubllc Health Nursing Agency ford, was injured lost night Fletcher, Elsa Dobkin, Ernes- reportedly interested, and his "Finding a .solution," he said, As required by the Manches­ gree from Yale Law School taurant, Rt. 5., at 6:30 p.m., to­ reminds residents of this three- name is being circulated in the tine Brown, .Margaret Dunfield, “ is net, of course, a simple mat­ ter town charter, a joint meet­ His present activities include morrow. Guest speaker will be when he lost control of the car town area of the Measles Vac­ CALL 649-9408 NOW state — possibly for the lieuten­ Mildred Dennison and Edward ter, but the evidence would ing of the Board of Directors the presidency of the Hartford the vice president of Connect- he was driving on Woodland St. cination rilnlc tomorrow from Fitzgerald. ant governor spot. FOR ANY TYPE OP CONSTRUCTION. LARGE OR SMALL seem to indicate that such a and the Board of Education has Manufacturers’ A.sso- Icut Bank and fTrust Co., N. and struck a utility pole. 9 lo 11 a.m. at the agency of- Genovesi and Dobkin sat at Yesterday, Hausman .said that qu^at is worthwhile.” and the Bristol Boys’ William Knight, who will give Police said Tauris was head- flc:e, Rt, 66. Columbia. the head table with Hausman he is aware that Agostinelli is( Hg concluded, "This change been scheduled, to discuss the Club. a flannel board presentation of control at the railroad cross- h„> This measles clinic Is for chil­ and Agostinelli. interested in a place on "the JtrOm the property tax to a 1970-71 school budget request. After Barnes’ speech, the personal money management ctntrol at the railroad cross- dren one through 12 years old Agostinelli, at the beginning ticket and that he knows that JAore equitable tax) is going to The meeting will be next You^-g Republicans and the and efficient use of bank serv- ing near Hawthorne St. His car who have not had measles or CONSTRUCTION SERVICES of his speech, praised Sixth prominent Republicans are"'tflke a large amount of brains Wednesd.ay, March 4, at 8 p.m. 'Town Committee will conduct ices. veered left and off the road, the measles vaccination. This 1s District Congressman Thomas pushing his avaliabilUy. ^ and leadership, and it must in the .Municipal Building Hear iparnte meet'ni's. Teen penter hitting the light pole 79 feet for regular measles, not Ger- OF BOLTON Meskill “ on his fine preserta- "M'ony names are beiiig' pro- come from the city and the ing Rm. I Mrs. Romeyn Named Local youths will soon con- beyond the tracks. •* man measles. Uccauso of llmlt- tlon ’Tuesday, when he declared Jected, and g 11 are being weigh-' suburbs. This change must be The sdhooK budget request Is' At a meeting of the Charter duct a door-to-door campaign The victim was taken to Man- ed parking facilities planned BUDGET FLAN AVAILAELE himself a candidate for the ed in advance of the state con- carried out by the jiolitical and for $9,609,029 up $1,488,395, Revision Commission held effort to collect money for the Chester Memorial Hospital, carixiols are recommended. For nomination (or governor. vention,” Hausman said. "How- civic leadergtj^ift. worthy' of the or 17.9 per cent, fiom the cur- Feb. 17, Councilwoman Jane proposed teen center. They will treated and discharged. Police further Information the agency "It is indeed fortunate,” he ever, the underticket will not name. Now is the time to mod- rent appropriation. Romeyn. was elected chairman, be distributing brochures which lodged no charge against him. office may be called. fii --V' 'J,';'' v\\v\v , ^ , '7^ / A ,.A r r 'A V S : \' ' \ fr / •X U a' ■■ . A A '■ \ \ , ' r \ . ]■■■1 \- ' ■■■ , 1 ' 1: .1'" U\- \ \ MANCH^^TER^EVENll^ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAiV, F 25, 1970 1- PAGE SEVEN ' A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 > V - PAGE SIX '\-it 13 corrections! officers, 3 Iqb Indeitendeptly-targeted re-entry ty to break the spiral of the technicians, a housing Cfxle in­ Hiiinphrey A hL h vehicles. arms race Is at hand because spector, 17 community center In talks with Soviet officials in "wiser heads among the Soviet Pine PharmiMi Study Says: Ivan Allen Showed the Way Morutoriuni On leaders must know that they Porter-Lido dir ctors, 4 draftsmen, a pro­ ‘lljoHCow last June, he sald,'T Oor. of Oeator * A d am perty appraiser and about 20 li­ was Informerl by one high Soviet have achieved a rough eqallty M IRYTcHtinfi with us In strategic weapons.” Miss SOsnn Dodge Goodrich brarians or library assistants, government official that there Whftfnan't end Price High McHutcKison - King For Regeneration of Atlanta and a viirlety of other poaltlons. were no scientific or technical of Vernon and U. 8. Navy Ens. NEW YORK (AP) — Former oik m By KATHRYN JOHNSON "Allen was not the man when man, took office with a personal obstacles to reaching agreement Some species of bamboo, Schrerfft't C II Michael Anthony Dowgiewicz of Allen says us of last August, Vice President Hubert H. Hum- To Qean Up > Rockville wore married last S'.ii- Asaoolatod Press Writer he left office hat he was wh n concept of what Atlanta needed i,099 units of low-cost housing banning further MIRV tests. giant perennial 8ross, bloom FREE DBLIVIIRY he took It. I think he was a very and where and how^he might plirey sayS the United States "There Is also consensus with­ only once every 120 years. In urday morning in 81. Joseph ATLANTA, Ga. (AB) — The were completed, 7,166 imder Environment Church in Rockville. good mayor, really outstanding. move it forward. construction, 7i,050 In the plan­ should declare a unilateral mor­ in our own government that we many parts of Asia farmers be­ The bride is a daughter of image of their smallish, silver- Ho had a good mind, honesty The. city, „he says, made pro­ ning stage and 1,016 units under atorium on further testing of -could detect Soviet testing of lieve that the 'flowering of bam­ multiple warhead missiles and such warheads on the scale WASHINOTON ^AP) — The Mrs. Rosmar F. Goodrich of haired mayor facing angry and integrity-.” gress "because it was presented lease for public housing. boo heralds a famine. Read Herald Ads Kelly Rd., Vernon, and William black demonstrators and say­ Thus when he loft office, Allen with a planned program of pro- seek talks with the Soviet Union needed for their deployment,” price of fighting poliution? For "These low-copt housing units on a permanent test ban. Humphrey continued. B. Goodrich of Richmond Rd., ing, "Look, let’s cool it,” was a took with him a national roputa-, are complelely open, completely a start, says one study, the Coventry. The bridegroom is a The program, developed by Humphrey said the move "The Importance of reaching m m m familiar one to Atlantans during lion for championing civil I. n t e g r a t e.d,” Allen said. should be "conditional on the an agreement against further household electricity bill could son of Mr. and Mrs. John I rights. Allen while he headed the Atlan­ the turbulent 60s. "Blacks, however, occupy about Soviets’ similar cessation” as testing of multiple warheads is go up five to 10 per cent—a cou- Dowgiewlcz of 173 High St.. In dozens of confrontations ta Chamber of Commerce, in­ 75 per cent of them.” Rockville. cluded open schools, rapid was the 1968 U.S. mortatorium absolutely crucial to the success pie of dollars a month. When wealthy businessman with angry blacks, both in City Allen readily admits he once on atmospheric nuclear tests, of U.S.-Soviet missile talks. Hie Rev. John Kozon of St. Ivan Allen Jr. took office In Hall and In street disturbances, transit and extension of urban Antipoitution costs will also Joseph Church performed the renewal. was a segregationist. That Initiative resulted in a since reaching an understanding show up in other places when it 1962, it was a time of sIMns, of Allen displayed a tireless ener­ binding U.S.-Soviet agreement In these talks as to a specified ceremony. stormy racial controversy and a During his years as mayor, "We all were before the Su­ comes to eiectricity, according The bride was given in mar­ gy and endured enormous ten­ preme Court outlawed it,” he against further such tests. level of K.’BM laOnchers on both to a paper accepted Tuesday by time of quickening social sions. Atlanta built a stadium, a $18- riage by her tether. She wore a changes. 'Those of US who followed Writing In the current Issue of sides will have dramatically re- the Senate-House Atomic Ener­ full-length cr«?|)e gown trimmed When racial disturbances J”"**®" th- rulings of the court changed._ Reader’s Digest, Humphrey duced meaning If each sHo con- gy Committee. McAllister photo with silver braid and designed Allen lived in an atmosphere ogred In 1966, the mayor, dlsre- ^ acquired th.MMt^o'f gtee changercan^^^^------said...... he placed the greatest Im- tains a missile with an u n k n ^ “Industries that use targe Engaged with a hood and a detachable of controversy and confronta­ ■jardlng rocks and tear gas 31n7'consr^c7lor°to;ped ;;riy V96OS. And"when confront- portance on U.S. restraint in de- number of nuclear warheads, tion, not only with black citizens .___ trt iw, the ric^ht velooment and deployment of he said. quantities of power will be seri­ The engagement of Miss Gait chapel-length train. She carried went into the jeering. Shouting , 1^“ „ ;”7h“y7arfromT^^ edW e tried to do the right velopment but white as well. mobmrsrt in annn AtlantaAfinnto slumaliinn areaq«>smx tot i \ ^ ttllTlRH ** so-called MIRV# -multiple Humphrey said the opp^unl- ously affected by cost in­ Unsworth of Manchester to a bouquet of blue and white the creases,” says the paper pre­ miniature carnations and a "I was encompassed In every­ calm demonstrators. When he David A. Smith of Glastonbury white orchid. thing I did with civil rights climbed on top of a police car, professional sports, the pared by Seymour Baron, a has been announced by her New Jersey construction engi­ Haley photo Mrs. Thomas J. Dowgiewlcz of problems,” says Allen. “Every he was shaken off by the crowd. ®*‘V acquired major le a ^ e mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Uns­ Addison, 111., sister of the bride, third person who 'walked into Allen once told a good friend baseball, basketball and football neer. worth of 13 School St. Miss Mrs. James McHutchlson "These cost Increases, when and sister in-law of the bride­ the office was a delegation from that he had made up his mind teams. Unsworth is also the daughter groom was matron of honor. the transition areas, wanting to after the Los Angelee Watts Allen says add Uonal Income added to raw, intermediate and j^e late William Unsworth. Miss Ruth Dianne King of Tol­ She wore a white crepe blouse know what could be done.” riots, how he would handle any brought Into Atlanta by the finished products produced by Her fiance is the son of Mr. land became 'the bride of James with a jabot and bishop sleeves, Braves and Falcons exceeds $46 the Industries, can have a sig­ and Mrs. Arthur W. Smith of When he turned over the pow­ disturbauices in his city. McHutchlson of Hartford last and full-length A-llne skirt of ers of mayor to Sam Massell Jr. million a year. nificant effect on their coats to Glastonbury. moss green satin. She carried He would, he said, confront Under Allen, Atlanta did Maxi? the public," he said. Friday afternoon in the United Jon. 5 of this year, after eight demonstrators personally and 2 Miss Unsworth is employed a red rose and a fern. much to rid its center core of His estimates on increased as a teletypist by the Southern Congregational Church of Tol­ years in office-, Atlanta had call on black community lead­ urban blight and rehabilitate Its Bridesmaids were Mrs. John emerged from the status of a re­ ers to help. From then on, he antipollution costs are for coal, New England Telephone Co. land. W. Dowgiewlcz, sister-in-law of neighborhoods. 011 and nuclear-powered plants Mr. Smith is employed by the The bride is a daughter of gional capital to a national city kept a list of their phone num­ Midi? Ann Dowgiewlcz, sister of the proud of what it sees as great bers handy. With the creation of Economic jy ' with pollution controls "that will DlNardo Music Centre in East Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. King bridegroom.; and Miss Denise Opportunity Atlanta in 1964, At­ social, racial and economic pro­ During confrontations with make a significant reduction to Hartford. of Dlmock Rd.. Tolland. The Krowka, all of Rockville. They lanta became one of America’s a point of elimination of pollu­ The wedding is planned for gress. blacks at City Hall, he often bridegroom la a son of Mr. and wore white crepe blouses with "The real story of our pro­ first cities to develop a far Mini? tion.” June 13. Mrs. Robert McHutchlson of bishop sleeves, ascots, and full- took verbal abuse wiUiout show­ reaching community action pro­ gress during the decade has ing anger. He understood, he Hiermal pollution, the release Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. length skirts of royal blue satin. been Atlanta’s re-evaluation of gram, geared to social change. of hot water from power plants The Rev. Donald Miller of Tol­ Each carried a red rose and a said, that the man dishing out WTien Allen took office, City human values and our dedica­ abuse had special reasons for into lakes and streams, is the land performed the single-ring fern. tion to social improvements,” Hall—and the state Cfipltol— chief enemy when it comes to ceremony. Thomas J. Dowgiewlcz of Ad­ what he said—If he happened to still had separate drinkiiig foun­ 5 says Allen. be black. this kind of preventive spend­ The bride, given in marriage dison served as best man for tains and restrooms for blEteks ing, Baron said. his brother. Ushers were John In this re-evaluation, Allen Allen’s congressional testimo­ by her father, wore a full-length and the city changed together. and whites. Negroes were de­ He said nuclear power plants wool ensemble. W. Dowgiewlcz, brother of the ny in 1963 in behalf of a federal nied service at the cafeteria for will come cleaner more cheaply bridegroom; and Douglas Ves­ A businessman himself, Allen accommodations law was government workers. Miss Elizabeth King of Bos­ per, both of Rockville, and John 58, enjoyed a rare rapj^rt with a ' than coal and oil powered ton, sister of the bride, was When Allen took office, there plants. Keaney of Ellington. the business communtty. Ab a ,rlends-black and whlte-that were 48 Negro policemen—with­ two-in-one maid of honor. She wore a full- Mrs. Goodrich wore a peach result he was instrumental In political suicide, Power plants are a compara­ length pink wool ensemble. getting Atlanta -to desegregate out the power to arrest whites tively minor pollution factor. N&ssiff photo A-line dress with black acces­ “ ---- “I came home to a holo- —no Negro firemen and a dou- Foster S. Davis of Atlanta, sories and a white carnatlon* Fraochia pboto hotele and restaurants in 1963— coats zip For example, in the Los Angeles MRS. JOHN WINTHROP PORTER Ga., served as beat man for his g(,j.sage. The six months before the a v ll ble register system in City Hall basin, power plants contribute bridegroom's MRS- MICHAEL ANTHONY DOWGIEWICZ this time that his powers of per­ -blacks were listed on one per­ cousin. burgtmdy-color Rights Act was passed. O 12 per cent of the air pollution, mother wore a suasion with businessmen— sonnel register and whites on to the Miss Joyce E. Lido and John as best man for his brother. After a reception for the fam- dress with satin trim, pink ac- According to one Atlanta busi­ most of whom were api>aUed at autos 85 per cent. nessman, this is how he ddd' it: the other. He personally led a i WinthroD Porter both of Man- Karl Link of Manchester was meg ^t the home of the bride’s cessories and a corsage of pink his testimony—came to his aid. group of blacks into the segre­ The committee is probing ef­ ’ usher. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Me- carnations. "He sat down in private ees- length of fects of power production on the Chester, were united m mar- ^ wine-color Hutchison left lor Nantuckeit. ^ reception was held in the HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS sions with us, and said, in hard- In those private sessions, Al­ gated cafeteria to eat. From environment. ' headed fashion, ‘This is what we len arg;ued that the businessmen then on, it was integrated. riage last Friday afternoon in A-line dress with matching ac- For traveling, she wore a wool carriage House in Rock- NEXT CLASSES BEGIN MARCH 9, 1970 When he left office, there St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. cessories and a corsage of pink suit. They will make their home ymg have to do.’ ” —and the city—would suffer your mood economically unless desegrega­ were more than 200 black po­ rosebuds. The bridegroom’s in East Haddam. a motor trip to the South, ★ PREPARE FOR COLLEGE BOARD TEST "When you sum it all up,” he UConn Trying to Better The bride is the daughter of (S.A.T. VERBAL) tion was accomplished. licemen, including a police cap­ #1 7/ Mr. and Mrs. Emil, G. Lido of mother wore a pink A-llne Mrs. McHutchlson, who at- Mrs. Dowgiewlcz wore a black said recently looking back over for spring ■ k STUDY SKILLS and TEST TECHNIQUES his time in office, “here in the "TTie key to his success,” tain, 20 detectives and five lieu­ I I Rights Issue: Babbidge 44 Avondale Rd. The bride- dress with matching accesso- tended the University of Con- gnj beige dress, black patent tenants. And they can arrest / < Lorlng photo , ,, r xr__ i c SPEED READING oitd COl^REHENSION center of Georgia, one of the says Arthur Montgomery, chalr- The engagement of Miss groom is a son M™- L- Mor- ries, and two cymbidium or- nectlcut, and Cornell Univer- leather accessories and an or­ any law violator. STORRS (AP) — University chids. slty in Ithaca, N.Y., served for ghld corsage. A VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT hard-core______segregationist______states. man of the board and president of Connecticut President Homer Chrlstlne Ann Rosimos of East Porter Sr., of 70 Westmin- This is an outstanding program in reading efficiency In a city that had paramount ra- of Coca-Cola Bottling Co., was He abolished the double per­ A reception was held at FI- two years in Brazil with the 3 ,,^^ jjng Mrs. Dowgie- sonnel register and employed D. Babbidge Jr. acknowledged Hartford, formerly of Manches- Rd., and the late Mr. or- ano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Mr. Peace Corps. She is employed are graduates of Rockville meeting twice weekly for six weeks—late aftem <^ or clal problems, we have come as his rapport with the buslno## Tuesday that "we have a long ter, to Robert Clayton Landry and Mrs. Lido will live at lOOC managing director of the gghooi gnj the University early evening. 'IVaught by sta te certified consultants *n close as any other city In the na- community. Unlike So many p<^ blacks in every one of the city’s way to go before we as an in­ of Crystal Lake, Ellington, has Carterry A black. Sycamore Lane. Connecticut Partners of the Al- of Connecticut. She recently small groups. Testing program or private tutoring may non to resolving our problems.” llticlans, AUen was trusted and job classifications^ stitution can say we are doing been announced by her parents, s Church perform- It wasn’t all one triumph after admired by the business com- John Johnson, heads the model Mrs. Porter is employed as a liance in Hartford. completed practice teaching at be arranged if desired. all we should be doing in the Mr. and Mrs. John Rosimos of the double-ring ceremony. business teacher at Wethersfield another, however, and Allen munlty.” cities p ro g r^ , "one of the bfe- field of human rights and op­ East Hartford Steven Lowry of Manchester Mr. McHutchlson, who also South Windsor High School and FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL; 648-9947 High School. A graduate of Man­ attended Cornell and the Uni- ig a member of Kappa Delta lookB .back at one incident in Mills B. -Lane, president of the gest things In city government, © portunities.” Her fiance is the son of Mr. was organist. Two vases of chester High School, she re- yerslty I ACADEMIC READING CENTER 1962 with great regret. CASltlank, said Allen’s family s a ^ Allen^ and Mrs. Clayton Landry of gladioli were on the altar. of Connecticut, served pi_ Phi Kappa Phi and Tau F Babbidge made his remark in celved her BS degree from the j ___ FRED KAPROVB, Director That was when, as mayor, he and Interest In the city gave Horace Ward, a Neg^o state Old Town, Maine. The bride was given in mar- the Corps of Engineers, Beta Sigma. Ens. Dowgiewlcz reply to a student-faculty group University of Hartford and her u. s. Army. He is a sates rep- is a pilot training at Pensacola, 63 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER backed the -building of a barrier him a base of confidence which representative is associate city s called the Committee Against Mlss Rosimos attended Man- riage by her father. She wore MS d'egree from Central Con- - - NEXT TO CAVEY’S RESTAURANT on an Atlanta street to separate no mayor had had before. attorney. “ There ~ ...was0= one Negro »lrlA /^nooola’oOnassis’s you will be able to help me with to the presidents and board where everyone seems to have get engaged fjO my problem,” s^ys a Massachu­ chairmen of the firms involved, letters than she wrote to “Dear <,ne of Bob Hope’s gag writers A covering letter from Mrs. Ros.’ on his speech-writing staff, is setts housewife. "I have ap­ l \ this Spring.. pealed to everyone to no avail.” Knauer asks for a response. A relative says ^she has for droll with his own one-liners. ‘T',' She describes some of the re- some time now been working He told one audience that TTie pleas pour in to Mrs. w a Knauer's office at an Increasing suits: secretly on heir memoirs. This scientists are working hard to I i rate. A year ago she received One woman whose tile floor leak from within the family is come up with a birjh control Here is had cracked received a new bound to send tremors through P**' for "i®" 1,000 a month. By December the “The only success” so far, he volume had increased to 2,000 a floor, even though the tile man- the publishing world, ufacturer said the fault was In The former first lady always said, has been "televising sports a little help month. By the middle of this events 24 hours a day.” month she had already received the installation, not the tile. has told people who made llt- 3,000. Another woman complained a erary inquiries and offers that Sam Huston Johnson has a \ In one six-week period late in can of vegetables contained too she was not interested in writ- new girlfriend with a Russian DIAMOND PRICE FACTS: 1969, 333 of the 2,422 letters Mrs. much liquid and too little ing about herself, name that sounds like a James Knauer received dealt with au­ vegetable. The company presi- According to one of her kin, Bond heroine. Don’t spend more than you can afford. A good rule toTollow: tomobiles; 275 with appliances, dent apologized, said it must gj,g recently has begun assem- She’s 24, beautiful, and travels Spend about a month of your salary on the engagement ring. But television and radios, and 114 have been a mistake if it oc- "diaries, impressions, under a Spanish passport which make sure you get the most for your money. In the ring style tha^. with packaging and labeling. curred, and sent the woman two pnrresnnndenop ■> she won’t let Sam Houston see. Encron polyester knit Another 413 were requests for free cans of vegetables and a “ T d r^ ^ f anyone has seen “Because,” he says, "she is pleases her most. K information, and 220 were clas­ bonus package of dehydrated gj,g ,,gg written except afraid I may think she is too sified as consumer education. vegetables. maybe Nancy Tuckerman,” young for me.” flips for the “We still get the greatest "I get letters from presidents There are rumors that she 2 of companies first |of all thank- said the source. "She’s the only DIAMOND BUYING FACTS: number of complaints about au- one Jackie would trust.” may soon become LBJ’s sister; tomobileSh everything to do with ing me for bringiijg it to their in-law. I About half of all engagement rings are chosen by boy and girl automobiles, whetherj.it’s the re attention,” says ivirs. tutauer. , ^ancy Tuckering school If so, i(he will have to take a together. But in many cases the young man buys the diamond swing of pleats pair of automobiles or the mis­ “■Ais gives 4 m the chance to roommate and ^rlhood confi- tape-recorder along on the understandings about warran­ check up on thilr own complaint secretary at honeymoon because Sam Hous­ alone. Or he talks it over with us first and then brings his girl in ties, high cost of repairs. Some­ answering facillUes and find out Kemtedy’s ton la busily dictating a sequel for final selection. It's up to you I times the unavailability of why they re obviously losteg gg^gig^al staff after the move to ”My Brother, Lyndon.” parts,” Mrs. Knauer says. consumers or customers be- Zingy way to look now through "Then the second category cause of this breakdown and DIAMOND STYLING FACTS: deals with household goods— giving a chMce to develop or Tuckerman’s Reagan Says Lindsay Spring and summer. Encron® 5 both the white and the brown. Improve their customer rela- salary, Aristotle Onassis put Shouldn't Feel Insulted Modern girls are individualists. Some want an absolutely perfect That would be like the kitchen tdons.” her on the payroll of his Olym­ diamond even if it is smaller. Others want the largest stone pos­ polyester knit with a flip of equipment as well as the radios pic Airlines SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) sible even if it has slight flaws. Some want ultra-modern, others and televisions.” > Whether Mrs. Onassis Intends ~ Gov. Ronald Reagan says pleats, a jaunty scarf. Washable, The wife of a factory worker, Carson Catches Flu to publish her autobiographical New York Mayor John Lindsay Twenty Grand, new deep-swirled pattern by Mohawk, is C 9ED IT- It takes just minutes to traditional styling. These are the things to talk over with us. for example, has a color televi­ Jottings during her lifetime or shouldn’t feel insulted at being packable, wonderful! Navy or In California Climes ail nylon Rberpile to resist fuzzing, spotting, to wear arrange the credit terms that fit your sion set which cost 3500. She’s not is anyone’s guess. ‘he first University of California and wear. The dramatic pattern will set off your furnish­ budget best. green with white. 10 to 18. paid $400 for repairs over three BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Her relative thinks it is pos- Charter Day speaker in 101 ings like never before. We’ve 14 fashion colors, including SHOP iflT H O M E -C a ll us for our left: All wool maxi zips to a mini years. The set still doesn’t Entertainer Johnny Carson, in­ sible, but not in the immediate years not to receive an i^onor- ever-popular beige, a rich blue, a stutming COME IN! AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! ary degree. Shop-at-Home Service. Newsy pockets, halfjrbelt back. work. ured to the rigors pf February future. He doesn’t think she has gold. Stop shopping, this is the town’s best We have helped so many young couples. We cian help you jo \' A businessman has had no re­ in New York, has caught the flu been spending so njuchi tin^e on The Republican mayor Gray. 5 toM3. ' S 7 0 I V i^j I \ \ schedule <|to sii^aK April 2 value. Bring us your room size and we’ll INSTALLATION ~ Ask about our ex­ come to the right decision. Let your wishes and our experientie V sponse from a raflroad he in sunny California. ' a memoir that wbuld not be prove how little it costs to enrich it with pert Installation . . . over Mohawk’s '\ \ '^ J - \ claims owes him a $12 refund the annual observances be the guide. For a lifetime of happiness with your diamond. ■ '■ Carson, who visits the West published lit her lifetime Monsilito Mohawk’s Twenty Grand. high quality, low priced’ ’Cloud-Step." because his train was halted by Coast on a regular beisis for For those who can’t wait to Berkeley. University' regents. right: Midi to mini via the zipper. a fire near the tracks and he Including Reagan, voted 11-10 in several weeks at a time, picked read more intimate details of Double wool knit with dashing belt. had to drive to hds destination. up the bug over the Washing­ Mrs. Onassis’ life, there is ru­ a closed session in San Francis­ TM AmettoMi finite Ckicp. The letters, some of which are ton’s, Birthday weekend, a mor of a novel in the works on co Friday not to award Lindsay Llama, navy. 6 to 13.' S 7 0 addressed to President Nixon spokesman for NBC-TV said. her relationship with her sister. the traditional honorary degree. MANCHESTER mONE 646-2130 (DAL, Dnaae#, aUl uAotm ) and forwarded to Mrs. Knauer, The result was that hip show, Princess Lee Radziwlll. Asked at his Tuesday news are funneled to a staff of eight slated to be aired from here The book reportedly has “Sis­ conference if the vote were not ^ persons who sort them. ' Tuesday night, wasn’t taped on ters” in the title and was writ- an insult to Lindsay, Reagan, ‘ Complaints suggesting a pos­ Monday. Instead, viewers of the ten by a well-known male so­ Republican, replied: "I don’t hoor S (DAL, Coat#, all aterea) sible legal remedy are forward Tonlght Show ,saw a rerun of an cialite who gleaned h(s research think he should take it that from some of the Closest friends ay.” ed to an agency like the Federal earlier version. CARPET CENTER •FlVf SIOtiSOF MSHIOH' Trade Commission. Letters pro- Carson was much improved of his; two female subjects. Lindsay .nominally a Republi 917 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER testing an agency action, like a by Tuesday and • Wednesday ------can, lost the party’s nomination OPEN DAILY TO 5:30 — THURS.. fRI. TO 9 P.M. I recent Agriculture Department night’s show was taped, the net- HEW Secretary Robert Finch In 1969 but won re-election as a panel's recommendation that work said. said that when he took office, Liberal. 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/• / 7 1 i . -I ‘ I v.\- N\ ' \ .\ \ ■ V ■Vn 'A-x .v .^,. ^^ \ A *' ^.V, ' \,',^ x'.v, \ '. ■^ ■ .^\ ■ ^ . ’ . \ 1 ^ A ■■ \\V, ■v'f ^ A V '^ ' ' • '» • 1 \ I • . A ■ A ' ■ '■ ' ■ ■'■ V -U' -' ■ - , ■ • ■ MANCHESTER \EVE;ibN(i'^H^ MANCHESTER,' CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 19J0 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 Chico State College, Calif, at a Lennon of B a ir Hartford; six Vernon Coffees Slated Chamber Backs Steering Committee Set Up ^Exploratory Surgery^ salary of $7,000; Gradfe 6 math sisters, Mrs. Russell Irwin, Mrs. Weicker Pension Requests and science teacher, Alfred Obituary Clarence Webster, Mrs. James Make-Up Days Bresclano, Central Connect­ By Cancer Unit L Henderson and Mrs. William Bennet, filing By Downtown Merchants Planned for MHS Roof icut State College, at $8,760, and _. Irwin, all of Manchester, Mrs. Bids For Set at School , elementary teacher Elizabeth Manchertsr UnR of «s lohn RiccMdo Jr. ' Agreement was reached last mainlng 70 per cent of the roof Siiiarteen Clubs A group of about 16 downtown of the Mianchester Redevelop­ Herbert Leggett of Bolton, and Would Raise Costs nigfht among members of the may require no repairs. . Tarkany, University of Con- American Cancer Siootsty wtU 80UTH WINCIBOR — Jclm Mrs. Vinton Chester of LyUon- merchants mot this morning at ment Agency (M RA) at which D. Paul Lament, Manchester Dodd Seat Board of Education and Uto Busag’s proposal was select­ necticut at $6,760 and elements- open a series of. benefit ooffse. Rlcoardo Jr., 26, of Hartford, vllle, V t.; five grandchildren, the difficulties . of Downtown designated for atudenta at the The Manchester Pension Board yesterday le a m ^ of WOtklna Blue, furniture otoire in Town Building Ciummittee on ed over one madfe earlier lost ry teacher Karen Maloy, New hours on Wednesday. April 1, bnottier of Mrs. Brian Walker and a great-grandchild. Chamber of Commerce Publio Renewal were discussed. new Center Road School who (Continued from Page One) tbeir second meeting together an immediate first step toward night by ’TBC chairman ’Tru­ . , .. . , .. York State University at Oswe with a Sherry Coffee Hour from of South Windsor, died Monday Funeral services will be Fri­ Affairs Oonvmlttee chairman, proposed amendments to the Town which, ’The M RA learned last month had a slightly longer vacation ^ $6 760 at St. Frands Hospital. solving the Manchester High day at 2 p.ni. at the Watkins announced his committee has inatlon, saying it would have if adopted, could add as much as ?800,000 a year in this month to dlscniBs "the pro­ that funds tor Dowton Renewal man (Jrandall. Ho had recom- lagt summer’ than the rest of 10:80 a.m. to noon at the horns Survivors include Ms wife, a School leaking root problem. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. motion of Main St. os a shop­ are not being reserved for Man­ mended that one section of the the students in town, ’ITiree of Mr. and Mrs. WlHlam Slolth, daughter, his parents, another chosen support ot theiSmarteen "a minus effect,” He said cne town coats. 'Ihe members, meeting in an The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, TTie town’s contrlbutlwi to the ——- , ^ ping area. chester by oftlcialB erf th i Fed- roof (approximately 10 per cent days must be made up because Haaty Pudding Club 32 Wyllys St, sister, and several nieces and C'uh' cf Bennet and Illing Jun­ of the Republican Party’s most litf<)rmal se.'islon with the Board ot the leaking area) be chosen of the late start due to school pastor of South United Metho­ plan in the current fiscal year, '”The fact that we’re meet- ®’’al Department of Housing and Anyone Interestsd in jiorUol- nephews. ior High Schools as Its youth important tasks is to pull Itself of Directors, agreed to proceed HonorH Robert Redford dist Church, will officiate. la $200,242. The proposed * ?!^ '* " * ing la more than we ever did Grban Development (HUD), for Immediate repair, at an es- construction delays but they will The funeral ■wUl be held BYi- pioje^- this year. with a i^an recommended by CAMBRIIXJE, Mass, (A P ) - P®“ " « “ ''® Program during together by the time of the state before,” says Robert Riohman also learned that although timated cost of about $20,006. just be half days and on Satur- Burial will be in East Cemetery. Among other things, the clubs, amendmehta, requested 1^ ^ l^ a r lii beL’e the Peaslon M. Philp Susog, chairman of the Harvard University’s Hasty » ®®"®® If" day at 2 p.m. at the Wethers­ ’Thai repaired section would days. ’The Saturday sessions will *' * fisawia *via«» a /VT vmji Friends may call at the fu­ convention In June. cal 991, State, County and MU- g ^ ^ ^ w d a y were three of House & Halo Derpantment ^oads might be obtained If sat- school board’s building and sites Pudd.ng Club Earned actor ‘ heir home may oonUct field Community Church with with Mrs. Eleanor Skinner ot be checked for a period of up to be held on March 7, April 4 neral home tomorrow from 2 to On the subject of Vietnam, nlclpal Employes ^ the Hertford NattowU Store, chairman of the down- lafactory plans are submitted, committee. ert Redford Tuesday as their the Rev. Arnold Olson officiat- Bennet and Ketmeth Krivanec 12 months, during hot and cold and April 11 until 12:30 p.m. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. raise the contribuUon to $600,- ^ town conunlttee). HUD would not neceeaarily as- Man of the Year.’ •' 237 E, Center St., tor more In- ingf. Biuial will be In Rose Hill of IlUng as advisors, are formu­ Weicker recalled that he had Under the proposal, a three- weather, to determine Whether each day. 000 or niore per year. moiwes the town’s penhon ’Tbe downtown committee, ^ $?6,0(X) coat for formatton. Memorial Parii, Rocky Hill. lating programs to combat drug urged In 1968 that the bomb­ man committee, with the ad­ it could withstand the elements, ’The college theatrical group Friends may call at the Rose Andrew Draghl traffic and educate young peo­ ’This is in addition to Police ,J J J 2 l^ e y were Nell Curite composed of tour'; members of P'®"a*>'g The Board of Education also said it would present the award Committee members f&r tho ing of North Vietnam be Asked It the merchants still vise of an architect and one or he explained. If the repairs Hill Funeral Home, 680 EHm St., Andrew Draghi of Milford, ple about the dangers of drug Union requests, previously an- ^ ^ MulUgan, vtee pres- tho Chamber of Commerce Re­ scheduled a budget committee to Redford at the 122nd annual series are Mrs. Norman Comol- had hopes of Downtown Re­ more contractors, will choose a proved conclusive, Crandall Rooky HUl, tonight from 7 to 0 father of James A. Draghi of misuse. stopped. ” I think the President nounced, which could add as aselgned to the InveiSb tail Division, was formed by meeting for Saturday at 9 a.m. opening night of Hasty Pudding chairman; Mrs. Herbert newal through the MRA and section of the leaking roof for said, then ether sections of the and tomorrow from 3 to 0 cuid 32 Litchfield St., died suddenly One project is two evening is doing a superb Job,” in get­ much as $226,000 a year more. ^ poitfoUo department; concerned downtown buslnees- In the superintendent’s office, productions on Monday. Snyder, Mrs. Jack Hunter,^ Mrs. HUD, Rlchman said, ” I think In "New Post examination. ’The section, Susag leaking roof could be repaired. yesterday.at his home. ■perforrhances and a matinee no concrete I ^ ®du®««on tor Saavyer Col- hi. plan "exploratory surgery.” „ ___ ot Marjorie___ ^___ Otto._____ Racer”______and_ "Butch__ Cassidy Cas and er, Mrs. Benjamin Johnston Jr., the policy they’re criticizing the of Joseph Breton, died last night Smith Funeral Home, J35 that Its actors are former drug heard of the Local 991 recom- suhmititod tlFoe necommendA- ing the 12 months for results. elementary teacher, and rati- the Sundance Kid.” Actors pre- Mrs. Douglas Cheney, Mrs. Wll- numbers,” Weicker said of the have as yetjr beenuceii modemaae. " The m e *f*'®®’ comjiany ®” and nationwide He said that a June 30 dead- at a Manchester convalescent Broad St., Milford. Burial will addicts who "do their own mendations only yesterday, and tions for Inveatment procedures, The oommlittee waa formed group will meet line will be placed on ttie ex- Nathan AgostlneUi, at contracts of four teach- vioualy honored by Hasty Pud- Ham Slelth, Mrs. Ann Forester, critics of Nixon’s policy. again next home. be in the Kings Highway Cem­ thing” in an attempt to "tell because Weiss has been lU and i. To Increase to at least 75 after a meeting wilUi memberB month. franchisor of buslnees-flecre- emlnatlon ‘ at which time a «o'^lus»on of last night's ers. They are Janice BurnH, ele- ding Include Bob Hope, Paul Mrs. Roy Browning and Mrs. Weicker said he would . not Mrs. Breton was born Sept. 29, etery, Milford. it like it is” about drugs. hasn’t been able to complete per cent (It now is 40 per cent) tarial schools. deternrlnation will be made— ^acusmon, said he beUeves the rnentary teacher, a graduate of Newman and BUI Cosby. Edward Pormelster. make the censure of Senator In Canada and lived in Friends may call at the fu­ L a m o n t’ s oammtttee has negotiations, the board tabled the amount of the fund permit- He wiU be reaponrilMe tor whether to repair only that sec- Directors approve Dodd an issue in the campaign. Hartford ibefore coming to Man­ neral home tomorrow from 3 to worked out details of ticket discussion until its Maridi meet- tod for iiweatments iki (xmimnn curriculum development and tion, whether rto r repair____.1 all of... .u-the whatever recommendaUons a r e ---- Dodd was censured by his Sen- chester two years ago. 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. sales; publicity, with Manches­ ing. stocks, with the remaining 26 Nixon Asks orientatton of new feiculty and leaking sections, or whether to made by the three-member ter High Schol Principal George aA.e colIeSgues in 1967 for al­ committee. Survivors include three sank, TTie Pension Plan amend- P®r for hon*^. francMses to Sawyer’s educa- repair the entire roof, 2 leged misuse of campaign con­ Roger H. Breton of Manches­ Bmmerling and Robert Dlgan, tlonal methodB. The exploratory work, he said He said that a determination tributions. ments being proposed by Local ^ $100 Million ter, Albert L. Breton of Rock­ coordinator of youth servioea 991 are- " * on bond Inveeitmenta, so that Before Ws recent appoint- would cost about $2,600. He will 1>e mode before the 1970-71 for the Board of Education, as He did say, however, that OniOUlT 18 town budget is approved, on ville, and Joseph A. Breton of About Town Rockville Session ment, he served as director oif »aid that the funds are available co-chairmen; ushers and teach­ Dodd must share the blame for 1. For the town to assume full IndustrUI available funds for the root re­ Bloomfleld; two brothers, Louis Tomorrow night’s live music For Asians training and education for the *n the current school budget. Pepin of North Grafton, Mass., er chaperones for the perform­ Democratic mistakes during his cost of the plan. At present, ^ drtegate to the bank A 20-year-old youth from En- Brunswick Ooii)., where, work- The committee will consist of pairs. workshop for listening and ances; rooms and meals for the two terms in office. ” I don’t mu^cl^l employes and non- • ^ and Joseph Pepin of Newport, WASHING’TON (AP) Pr®sl- Held, Donald D’Andrea, was I**? 1** conjunction with the Of- Roy Conyers, member of the dancing from 10 until midnight director and 10 actors of "Con­ think he is in tune with the prtfessionlonal employes of the ^ y e s t m e n t o T ^ ^ ootlon •'•r Vt.; two sisters, Mrs. Sallna Gif­ in the Manchester Community dent Nixon asked Congress to- bound over to ToUeert fw .n fv ««® ^ Economic Opportunity, school board’s building and sites Mothers Unite cept;” and has contacted and (Herald .photo by Pinto) 1970s,” Weicker said. ^ r d Of Education contribute ^ „ ^ t e d . At p r«en t, the 4^ ____ I w Auuuflu ^.xauuy . mo commlttcG! SuiTinGr Wetftfl of ford of Shrewsbury, Mass., and College Hartford Rd. building day to pledge a United States o Z " he developed programs tor the committee; Sumner Weiss of made arrangements for the con­ In response to a question, ^6 per cent of their earnings. ^ mcommend invest- For Safety Mrs. Evelyn Bessette of Brock­ will be a blues rock Jam ses­ contribution of Zino millinn ( Superior Court after waiving a hard core unemployed. West Hartford, an architect ro- tract signing with the troupe’s Receives 50-Year Pin Weicker said he would vote Police contribute 6 per cent. ^ ^ Pension Board, n 1 $100 million to a hearing on two counts of sale of He lived on Bokos Rd., Tol- talned by the srivool boardMONTREAL to (A P )—A group of ton, Mass.; four grandchildren, sion featuring George Gould, agency, Daytop Village of New again In favor of the $19.4 The town’s contribuMon equals ^ ^ ^ special fund enabling the Asian controUed drugs yesterday in land, and for eight yeare was determine the causes of the angry mothers has formed the and five great-grandchildren. MCC student; and ‘ "rhe Sun Alfred Johnson, right, of 256 Oak St., receives a York City. Health Education and Welfare a ^ u t 8 per cent of the combin- to do eo. The procedure Development Bank to make a teacher In the businese de- leaking roof; and a member West End ’Traffic Council to The funeral will be tomorrow Divers” from Manchester. jewel pin for his 50 years of membership in the 5 appropriations bill if President ed total payrolls. sometimes takes days. Pegg cu-cmi court. paitment of RockvlUe M gh ‘he Town Building Com- keep careless motorisU in line. at 8:30 a.m. from the W.P. There is ho charge, and the Linne Lodge, Knights of Pythias, from Paul Jesa- easy-term loans Nixon vetoes the measure a sec­ 2. To provide for normal re- said that, because of the many mlttee, (TBC), to be named An Infant saf^y program will Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main public is invited. nis, chancellor commander- The pin and a certifi­ Several other nation, airenHv toetore leaving lnl963 to St., with a Mass of requiem at Zajac Hearing ond time. ” It would be most tirement of Local 991 employes changes in the market, Inveslt- are h e lr tL the f Z i h f said presented in court join the facility of the Illinois B(x>n. teach tots how to watch for slop- cate were presented last night at the lodge’s 68rd are Helping the fund, he said. following hU arrest. He was Univei^tv the Church of the Assumption inconsistent” if he did an}rthing at age 60. (The normal retire- ments become a matter of tim- where he ’The estimated cost for re- py driving, teen age courses will Short films are being shown In a s p ecif message. Nixon chained with theft from person OF MANCHESTER anniversary dinner at Willie’s Steak House. else, he said. ment age now is 66. ing, eometlmes requhing deoi- taught until 1967. pairing the entire roof Is about focus on defensive driving and at 9. Burial will be in St. Bridget dally through Saturday at 10:30 Set March 5 Some political observers see 3. To give employes credit for sions In a matter of moments, ^ p o s e d that the contributions and his case continued to March A 1949 graduate of Manches­ $226,000. However, as Susag bicycle safety, and street signs Cemetery. a.m. and 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. In be spread over three years-$26 ^ Springs. He is be- Allan Zajac, 23, of East Hart­ Welcker’s candidacy as some­ years of service jvorked after Pegg, in recommending lift- ^ statfotrX ter High School, he is the step­ said last night, only about 30 and marches will focus atten- Friends may cadi at the fu­ the Jimior Room of Mary mlllion in the ci^rent fiscal held under $1,000 bond, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ford, who faces several charg­ thing of a Joint manedver with age 60, if that retirement age ing the ceiling for oonunen son of Mrs. Isabella I. Knofla per cent of the roof leaks at tion on double-parking. Jay Cheney Library. year and $35 million and $40 were Imposed as fol- es in connection with the theft School Bus Requests Congressman ’Thomas J. Meskill 4. To chati(gie the benefit form- stock hiveabmenOs Cram the of 93 Henry St. His father, Wil­ present and, if conclusive re- walking, tire squealing and of the Sixth District. Meskill an­ ula so that benefits are comput- present 40 pdr cent .to the pro- “ ’ ® lows: James E. Bump, 67, of 28 liam A. Knofla, died last July. pairs are made in time, the re- speeding. Andrew Hall RepresentaUves to the Com­ of a $5,000 coin collection from succeeding years. VERNON ~ Andrew Hall, 92, nounced his candidacy for gov­ ed on the basis of the average of posed 76 per cent, cited the Loveland Hill, Rockville, $16, for bined Catholic Mothers Circles a Manchester home, appeared ernor on Monday. the three highest earning years, condition of Mani^erter Pen* "Experience has shown,” he a charge of failure to drive left of Rosewood Dr. died early this will meet tonight at 8 at the Begin to Multiply morning at Manchester Me­ in East Hartford Circuit Court Meskill quickly gained the Benefits now are computed on Fund investments between said, "that effective bank sup- of parked vehicle substituted for home of hirs. Leonardo Parla, yeriterday and his case was con­ the basis of an average of all July 1, 1989 and Dec. SI, 1969. port of certain projects and pro- reckless driving; Richard John- morial Hospital. 55 Bruce Rd. Manchester school officials, concerned over the many support of State House of Rep­ Mr. Hall was bom Nov. 9, 1877 tinued to March 5 in Manches­ resentatives Minority Leader of the years woriced. He reported that the fund’s grams essential to economic draw, 22, of 1238 Hartford ’Tpke., ter for a hearing In probable townwide requests they are getting for busing children growth and development in Asia $20, failure to drive a reason- in Norway, and lived in Hyde Stewart McKinney of Fairfield, 6. To remove the 15-year serv- market value, "because of gai- YWCA Newcomers Bridge cause. to schools, took their problem to the Board of Direc­ must involve some financing on able distance apart; Howaid E. Park, Mass., before coming to and McKinney said Tuesday he ice requirements for ordinary loping,' rampant inflation In Group No. 1 will meet tonight Zajac was arrested by Man­ tors for solution last night- However, except for assur­ easier repayment terms. ’The SplUer, 49, of Hoffman Rd., 'El- Vernon 15 years ago to make would seek the GOP nomina­ disability and for maximum dis- 1969,” dropped 6 per cent in the at 8 at the home of Mrs. Peter chester police about 1:45 a.mi economic capabilities of some of Ungton, $100, operating under his hbme with his daughter, ances by Mayor Nathan Agos- tion for Weicker’s congression­ ability benefits. six-months period. McDonald, 37 Philip Rd. Saturday. He was charged with the countries of Asia have not suspension, and ’Tlmothiy Peck- Mrs. Victor B. Magnuson. He tlnelll that the directors will clerks in his office, “ Just to al seat. 6. To provide pension cover- Then, he produced figures breaking and entering with yet reached a level of develop- ham, 17, at Buff Cap Rd., ’Tol- was employed as an iron and abide by any decisions made by ‘ "e many requests for BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Ar­ age for all employes, regardless which showed that, oven as the s c TTie showln gof the film ” Ylp- '■rlmlnal intent and larceny. P o­ ment adequate to service need- land, $16, failure to drive In an sheet metal worker for the Allis the sch^l board’s transports- fusing coming in. thur B. Powers, first selectman of age. At present, those 60 market value of Manchester cie,” originally scheduled for to­ lice accuse Zajac of taking a ed I c ^ on conventional established lane, Chalmers Corp., Hyde Park, tion committee, no solution was Regarding the Keeney St. of Berlin for six terms, an: years and over are not permit- bond investments decreased by night at St. Mary’s Episcopal CO lection of rare coins and before he retired 15 years ago. reached last night. School problem, Hennigan in- nounced today he is a candi­ ted to participate in the plan. 16.9 per cent, the market value terms.” Imposition of sentence was You can’t Church has been postponed. It some other small articles from 7. To provide for minimum of the town’s common stock in- But as things stand, he said, suspended for Leonard Johnson Survivors, besides his daugh­ wUl be rescheduled. The school board’s specific "obtxly in particular, date for the Democratic nom­ ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. John pension benefits of $100 per vestments rose by 7.3 per cent, the 33-natlon bank cannot pro- Jr., 42, of Plnney St., EUingtoh, ter, include a sthey want to some area residents have mere- Brian Brennan of Bast asked Barnes, a state senator, orchestra. carefully matched, welts are hand made, and self welted for addw to be presented in a circuit dean of faculty, has been named the limits lor busing. He said bond the $2 million. I foresee ly sent in notification that future Hartford. Harry EUln beauty. Prices below include both fabric and labor for: (1.) Up to 78 court today. The police declined to assist and be responsible for that, by the process of ellmlna- no great strides in the offing by claims will be made, usually An attorney for Mrs. Ellen, ELLING’TON — H airy Ellin. matters relative to academic af­ tion, the figure was brought jhis board or future boards, when the full cost of damages Miss Christina and Miss Lauren Routine Patrol sofa •with 2 or 3 cushions. (2.) One cushion chairs. Wing and channel 72, of West Hartford, brother of to give further Information on back pieces priced slightly higher, (fabric only) Arm caps extra. Call the case. fairs. down to about 700. Other pressing problems al- is assessed. Shortt of 381 W. Middle ’Tpke. Mrs. May ReictiUn of BlUngton, ’The interim administrators Fletcher said that about 3,300 ways seem to claim the money Thwarts Break 643-5171 today for Watkins Shop-at-Home Service. died yesterday at a convales­ Other Vemcm police activity: There’s also a claim resulting informed the town thm his P»atricia Draiss o f 21 Well- were appointed Monday by Dr. children now are being bused, we would like to spend for new from the flash floods of Feb. 3 retributloh for cent home. Searle P. Charles, executive of­ under a total transportation sidewalks.” Survivors also include Ms wood Clr., Vernon, was arrested made for Mrs. Elizabeth Ol- injuria ^ a ^ m o - Into Laun ^ 'vlll claim retribution been broken and opened, police will be in Emanuel Synagogue on Bolton Rd. and charged with Town firefighters extinguish­ telng Of sufficient capacity” injuries suffered when he superintendent of schools. His said. Further checking showed > Cemetery, Wethersfield. disorderly conduct, passing in a ed a fire in the engine of a car to cariY a heavy l^ d of wa- „ippea „ „ on Cottage 8t. that the rear door had been un­ request followed previous re­ Memorial Week will be ob­ no passing zone and failure to on Adams 8 t. at 12:42 a.m. this Rectory Theft ter and maintains that "proper ^ rs. Julia Rlchloff of 169 locked from the Inside. DRAPERIES . . . Change the entire look of your home or apartment served at his home. There will stop at a stop sign. Police said morning. quests from Directors Rich­ with custom niade q u iity draperies from Watkins, now modestly priced 5 ard Wylie and William Diana, precautions” were not taken wells St. says her son, Paul, Inside, a safe had been pried Van Dine be^m e abusive dur­ Eighth l)l8tract firefighters ex­ 5 be no calling hours at the mor­ Placed at $532 "to prevent large objects from would like compensation for a open and money bags and rolls a M rd In the hand •__ during our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale. Choose from a large array of tuary. ing the arrest. He Is to appear tinguished two brush fires to­ for some school board action on a solution to the Keeney St. entering the -ducts, causing a fractured ankle bone which, of coins were found scattered Ih worth two In the bush Begin with a well-made bra . . . like this LILYETTE exciting fabrics . . . a collection that covers every decor . . . Elarly Amer­ The family suggests any me­ in Rockville Circuit Court day and one yesterday. Ail were A total ot $532.60 was taken Jamming, and preventing the she claims, he received from a on the tloor. ican prints, fine imported linens, beautiful cottons, elegant traditional, March 17. said to be minor.. School problem. Sscret Fulfillment designed for the mini and aver- morial contributions be made water from flowing freely fall on ioe in the Bermet Jr. High It uld not be Immediately to the building fund of Ehnan- On Jan. 13,. a committee of ^ aarf *kl. MAM plus an outstanding collection of bold, exciting solids. All draperies are through the ducU.” School parking lot. determined whether any of the .... So be like the wise old owl and bring age figure. Wear it with pads tor high rounded uel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan Keeney St. School parents ap- rectory at St. James’ made with the rinest cotton sateen lining, hand finished hems and All other claims are due to others who filed claims for contents was missing. The mon­ your party planning to us! We have an Dr., West Hartford. peared at a Board of Directors’ Church, a further check has re- uplift . . . or without pads for gentle contour headings, and weights at corners and at seams. Just call 643-5171, ask what claimants caill faultjr road car damages include Leo Houlo ey left behind by the thieves expert consulting service which will be VConn Med Students Begin meeting, requesting sidewalks vealed. for the Drapery Shop an(l our representative will call on you with a large conditions, some concerning ice of East Hartford who wants was later turned over to the happy to handle any problems you may But don't wear it at all . . . until it has been pro­ Mrs. Harold HousI: in the school area and citing selection of fabrics for you to choose from. All draperies are Installed The amount taken during the but most from holes in the road. $i» .0 6 for damages to a tiro manager of the business, wIm fessionally fitted to you. We can do this for you /■ Mrs. Olive Leimon House, 69, have and a free delivery service as well. Training Program ^t MMH I the h(izards their children en- bre'ak early Monday while Among those complaining and his car’s front end baus^d, waa notified of the break. ' Our stock o f winM, beer and liquor is in just five minutes . . , and there is no charge when delivered to insure complete customer satisfaction. nof 26 Byron Rd., \wl^w ot counter in walking to school, priests slept on ithe second floor about Hartijord \ Rd. is Miss he bays, by a chuck hole on W. extensive and includes our own particuA ■ \ ■) Harold House, died this morn' Four students from the new school, they will see patients ’Ibey invited the dlfec^ors to n U not been immediately de- Carol , Hull 'of East Hartford. Middle ' for alterations and fittings. ing at Manchester Memorial University of Connecticut Medi­ with heart maladies at the hos­ take a mmorning omlnf walkwarn wunwith mem,them, termlnedtprminprf She clallms $124.42 tor repalrli to Also. Jatrs. Ronald A. Wyborny lar brands. Visit us— we’ll make sure Hospital. cal-Dental School will begin a pital.” 'The students will spend to determine the hazards for ^n inventory by her car, damaged, she siys, ot East Hartford made a claim (^vem o rs you have fun at your party! HELEN of Glazier's Mrs. House was bom July two-year program of study at four hours at the hospital each themselves. Wylie ^and Diana church offlcinla,now shows that while traveling east on Hartford tor damages from a hole on REUPHOLSTERY . . . Also during the S«ni-Anniial Furniture Sale, 14, 1900 in Manchester, daugh­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Thursday for the next two accepted,the invitation and, the ,272.60 in quarters is missing, Rd. from MCXJ on Feb. 4. Woodbridge St.; James E. Dar- Open Confab Watkins is offering quality Reupholstery available now at reduced prices. ter of Mrs. Winifred Dickerson next week. years, beginning March 5. morning of Jan. 16, took the well as $200 in church maga- Norman Leclerc of 69 Jensen by of 16 Cedar St. tor damages (Continued/flAtiftltiiasasI from* ------______Page. One) Why throw away old sofas and chairs when you can retain their beauty Lennon of Manchester and the ’The students w ill take their The students will learn how walk. Their request to Bradlau, zine subscription money and $60 Rd. wanU retribution tor a split from a pot hole on Hlllstowu SILK CITY LIQUORS through reupholstery? Choose from a large collection of coverings in­ late James Lennon, and had complete program o f physical to take a proper patient history for some school board action, tuition fees, tire and bent tire rim allegedly Rd.; Miss Unda Rich of 14 Arch duction In the House saying that lived here all of her life. She diagnosis at the hospital, ac- and they will learn how to per­ followed. The theft was discovered by caused by a hole on Parker 8t. st. tor damages from a hole on "Gov. Maddox is no longer wel­ 84 OAKLAND.ST. 1 5 cluding velvets, formal da;ipaskS; tweeds, solids, bold prints, or even was a member of South United ccordlng to Dr. Martin Duke, form a proper physical exami­ What also followed was the a priest Monday morning upon James Wilson of Bolton says pjniey i^.; Mrs. Sandra Brooks come os a guest in the dining stylish stripes. Your furniture -Ismtripped to tho bare frame, loose joints Methodist Church. hospital director o f medical edu­ nation, Dr. Duke said. opening of Pandora’s ^ x , with arising. Entrance to the build- potholes near Parker St. and ©f 48 School St. for damages room.” It said that the ox hanti- MANCHESTER A reglued, old webbing replaced;,springs retied, and' new fillings added. Survivors, besides her moth­ cation. Dr. Duke said ‘the stu­ Manchester Memorial is only calls coming in from townvride ing had been made by forcing Woodbridge St. resulted in $30.42 from a hole on HUllord St.; Wll- les are-i’iong IdenUfled with his Fabrics are meticulously hand cut, matched and tailored to Watkins er, Include a daughter, Mrs. dents' activities at the hospital one o f several state hospitals areas, requesting similar con- a cellar door. In damages to his c w on Feb. Ham Stephens of 184 ’Tlmrod Infamous confronUUons In re­ UNIFORM SHOP traditional quality. Call now (643-5171) for the Watkins Shop-at-Home William Wilson of Manchester; will be closely coordinated with that are cooperating with thie slderaUon tor their schools. ’The rectory office had been Rd. tor damagies from a hole jecting black oitiasns of Atlanta ‘ ”The potholes were so large on Spencer St.; and Miss Mary TEL649-1385 Service and we’ll send a representative to you with a large selection of three brothers, Russell Lennon their studies at school. "F or ex­ new medical schtxd to provide Superintendent ofi SchooU rifled and two file cablneU who sought food in his rssUur- and numerous,” he writes, "that R. Mayer of 94 Keeney St. for TELEPHONE B43-B34B, fabrics for you to choose from at no extra coet or obligation..uo of Manchester, James Lennon ample” Dr. Duke said, ’’when clinloal experience for the medi­ Donald Hennigan said last night damaged, according to the sup- ant.” Aides to Diggs sold oihsr 634 I(|AIN; ST./MANCHESTER. the town highway department damages from a frost heave of Glastonbury and Raymond they're studying the heart in cal and dental students. that he could use another two plementary police report. House members ore being askod errected a barricade on this per- and hole on Buckland St. v to cosixmsor tho resolution,

, / • / ■ \ ' -‘V ■ V , \ AV > ' \ ^ \ 'A \ i ■ y -\ - \ ^ - \ V \ \ ,A\v, • ■■ Y \.-V \ - v , V W " ' \ 1 : 'V.,Y Ff - V ' . A> , . ■ V MANCHESTER^EVENING HERALD, MANQUESTER, CONN,',A WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1970 •\ PAGE\&LEVBN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 X graphic crime story, deftly com­ narrator, recounts his life in ex­ quite readable. And well worth His topics are so varied that losophy of Pierre Teilhard de Liqliiwt — foMcliM - t- \ posed and unusually effective. periences that change from pest reading. they are disjointed. They range Chardin. \ Downs sees t^e humor in such poor little oil-consumer New England. Miles A. Hmith to present, reality and Illusion, Norman Goldstein from cosmology and absolute •ox CHiara iWanrhpHtpr Book Review until we become aware he is time to the sensitivity of the eye situations os modem man rev­ New England’s Republican leglslator.s f Idm HmiMOn EQUILIBRIUM. By Tonino going mad. Finally, his reality RINGH AROUND 'TOMOR­ and the ear; aspects of cyber­ erting to the ancient family fire­ lEnpiiimi ^prali"> keep fighting valiantly for .some relief ..I Oiierru. Walker and Company. becomes his past life as a pris­ ROW. By Hugh Downs. Double­ netics; pollution of the bio­ place at his back yard barbecue - MODERN EUROPE; A Popu­ AR11IUR irniNI (or their region; they are always out­ planted near the major and mi­ $4.96. oner in a German concentration day. $e.$6. sphere; a personal experience pit, or as a hobbyist, building lar History. By Thomas p. PUBUBHED BY THE nor characters to learn of tax This is the first novel of Toni­ camp. Television personality Hugh In scuba diving, related to pre­ models of antique modes of HERALD PRIN TIN O CO.. IN numbered. Neill. Doubleday, $8.96. IS Blssell Street evasion, narcotics , securities no Guerra, who co-scripted the It Is a harsh and funny book, Downs has written a series of natal physiology; a glimpse of a transportation. He even has a The second factor against Now Eng­ violations, gambling, etc. — ManchcMer. Conn Most Americans trace their films ” Blow-Up,” “ Eclipse” both terrifying and fascinating, short essays ruminating and sporting contest for a quick- nostalgic bit about (lying, mak­ THOMAS F. PEUQUSOh though unfortunately, there was WALTER R. FERGUSON land is that of the sheer weight of the origin to Europe and much of and “ L ’Avventura,” among oth­ with a theme worthy of much speculating on some very scat­ draw of a gun. ing the point that today's super­ FUEL O IL Publlflhors U.a. history centers on that con­ no coordination among the ^ Founded October 1. 1881 ( oil induttry. which now fias the exact ers. reflection—the confusion of tered aspects of today’s science. As a layman he is entitled to sonic aircraft are too much like tinent. The Yanks fought In two agencies. modem life, Its chaos and Downs Is an "interested lay­ his own Interpretations, and rockets to be actual airplanes. Published Every Evening Except Sunday- kind of import regulatidn it want.s and world wars, and there our tax ’The stark realism of this The background is particular­ 15.9 and HoUdaya. Entered at the Poet Offico a sameness. Indeed, It Is a "fllm- man” with an a vocational b^nt there Is no doubt that laymen The author writes well, in a $8$ Oal. Mki. dollars, (ueUng the Marshall method of narration g^lves the ly Important to those who have Manchester. Conn., aa Second Cla.s^ M.^U which cun concentrate unitedly on fight­ novel” in the sense that It la told toward science, writing (or oth­ often make more sense than the crisp style (or as we’re sup­ 1 Day NoHoe For Dettvary Matter. Plan, led the way to the pros­ story a gripping effect. Yet the seen the films, directed by Mi­ ing off any a^d all change. in a “ cinematic” series of er laymen and giving his own professional scientists. But posed to say these days, he 24 Hr. Bumar M n dM perity that much of the conti­ odd narrative technique does chelangelo Antonioni, since this SUBSCRIPTION RATR= scenes of his life. It should by personal reactions. 'H e returns some of his readers, laymen ’’communicates” . Payable in Advance Against such political and economic nent enjoys today. not smother the humor and pa­ novel contains much of the M AN CH ESnt One...... Year...... $90.«' all means be read in one sttllni; again and again to the question too, may give him some argu­ 'nUs Is an odd book, but It Six Months ...... 16.60 weight combined New Ehgliind'a special Thus almost any dispatch of thos of the Individual charac­ same haunting, yet .^startling, OfL HEAT. INC. for the full impact. It can easily of where modem science and ments on his ideas about what contains some intellectual spice. Three Month. pages ;i TIONS. letist, optionable. Who knows, there may means there must be some i; Display advertising closing hour.» come a moment when he feels he can shortcuts and an occasional \ P ot Monday — 1 p.m. Friday stumble. It is hardly true that \ 2 For Tuesday — i p.m. Saiurda\ dispense a little justice to New England Hamburg was "reduced to rub- j 2 For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda> O F M A N ( H L- S T E R For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesda\ without doing too much political injury ble,” though its loss of 'buildings i For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday For Saturday — 'l p.m. Thursdav to oil stale Republican candidates. Per­ and lives in 1943 WEts frightful. Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be­ fore publication. 5 p.m. Fridav lo- haps, some cynical Washington com­ Dver-all, Neill throws light In ; Saturday and Monday publication dark comers and when he finds : ment suggests, the day after election SKMI- Wednesday, February 26 the occasion does not hesitate to ; day next November. give his opinion. He says tren- : ... ""95F]| chantly if ungrammatically; “ The outstanding examples i ANMTAL o ^ II ^ An Experiment In Laos? S i ! 5 Burying The Menace of senseless bombings however, What goes on in Laos remains mys­ ' were the atomic bombs dropped 5 Out on the West Coast, the students terious if one follows' the day to day on Hiroshima and 'Nagasaki in­ FUIIAITURE of San Jose State College, as a climax chronicling of events there. Lately, these stead of on a nonpopulated area to a week long ’’Survival Faire” they to demonstrate the power that daily bulletins have shown a series of staged, took a brand new 92,SOO auto­ could have been used.” apparently easy Communist successes in 'The book would have been en­ mobile and buried it. the Plalh of Jars coupled with a diver­ hanced elsewhere by editing, as So doing, they proclaimed that "the in this sentence about West Ger­ sion of American air power from its tar­ automobile represents a grave danger to many; "The Christian Demo­ gets in Vietnam and along the Ho Chi crats were rewarded by the vot­ SALE the survival of mankind’ ’ and cited With Ki'Bliiold Pinto In Portugiail Minh Trail to new targets in the Plain ers for their exceptional leader­ statistics claiming that the 83 million “BEACH OF THE ROCK,” PORTIMAO, PORTUGAL ship by being given aibsolute of Jars. automobiles of the country contribute majorities in 1963 and 1967.” It’s The impression to be gained by these much simpler to say: '"Ihe vot­ 85 per cent of its air pollution. daily bulletins is that the Communists ers, rewarding the Christian But the students didn’t merely think Democrats' for their exceptional have scored a surprise success in the Herald they were burying pollution. leadership, gave them absolute Plain of Jars, to which we are respond­ Inside Report Yesterdays majorities .. . ” ’They thought they were striking a blow ing with emergency bombing. Open Forum The lack of maps, even as end at the American culture, too. by papers, is frustrating. "New Decade" Nylon Textured Carpet I That may have almost no relationship 25 Years Ago “ A new car in this country,” said one Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I>. Novak Ben Basset to the real story Involved. This was a Sunday; ’The Her­ of the young ladies who had been selling, Angle Parking Safer —without compensation. My The real story seems to have begun a ’There was no similar Soviet ald did not publish. THE BEST NATURE WRIT- i Watkins “New Deiaide” Nylon textured Car­ only (or $1 each, shares in the car that was WASHINGTON — U.S. de­ husband has done his share of year ago, when we encouraged a native velopment of the anti-ballistic concern at Helsinki over U.S. To the Editor, helping this way but you never ING OF JOSEPH WOOD | peting is now on Sale for only $8.88 installed, to be buried, "is a symbol of masculinity missile (ABM ), approved by a development of MIRVs. Here; 10 Years Ago If the welfare of pedestrians really know what It means until KRUTCH. Morrow. $8.68. Wall-to-Wall. Laotian force to make a surprise foray and status. We’re not just burying a one-vote margin In the Senate the technological advantage Is GOP Town Committee en­ is utmost in the minds of those you need that help yourself. Our The author has selected 34 ea- ||. Choose from 14 all new, rich colors . . . one for into the Plain of Jars, hitherto a sort of last year after a convulsive piece of metal, but a lot of other things strongly with the Russians, for dorses 86 nominees for responsible for traffic control heartfelt thanks, men. We’d lUke says from hie pretrioua works on i| any decor. $8.88 no-man’s land in between the opposing battle, is proving to be best one major reason; The thrust or presentation at GOP caucus. along Manchester’s Main to thank our neighbors (and nature for this collection, and It i| with it.’’ card in the U.S. hand in Stra­ “ throw-weight’ ’ of the standard Visit or Call Watkins today and take advantage spheres of influence in Laos. Street, angle parking should not their children) Town Manager spans a good many subjects. |; Last 3 Days F tegic Arms Limitation Talks of our Shop-at-Home Service. The burial accomplished, all the stu­ Soviet long-range missile, the be removed. To abolish all Robert Weiss, the men of the There are five sections, of J; INSTALLED F The next chapter seems to have been with the Soviet Union. dents gathered at the ceremony went SS-9 is incomparably greater parking or to Institute parallel Highway Dept., and all the -which the first, “ New England the recent decision of American authori­ “ Without the ABM. we would than the thrust of the Minute- A Thought for Today parking will, no doubt, lead to utilities men and Inspectors who and the Desert,” describes his p over to their horse and buggies and have been dead at Helsinki," man, the standard U.S. long- Sponsored by the Manchester higher driving speeds. In addi­ gave us e v e ry iielp they could. reactions to the natural joys of |;i ties to conduct a large scale evacuation one top Presidential arms-con- drove back to have lemonade on the range missile. Council of Churches tion, there will be a loss of Cen­ We really needed It. We. ap­ southern Connecticut and then of our of the civilian native population of the trol adviser said privately in as­ campus. Boiled down, this means that tral Business District sales. In­ preciate each one’s efforts more of Arizona. The second, “ Other sessing the first stage of the Plain of Jars. when the SS-9 Is “ mirved’’ — Everyone’s Prayer deed, the great majority of the than we can say. Lives,” is a pleasantly explora- :;f arms talks in Finland. that is, when its up-to-26 mega­ people inconvenienced by angle This, when it was first reported, was Although U.S. experts learned O Lord, Sincerely, tory adventure into the -worlds 1 r Seeds Of A New W ar ton warhead is split into three parking are those anxious to long ago to be. triply cautious search my heart Mrs. Frederick Sweet I of certain mice, frogs, toads, rumored to be part of an American plan Factories bombed close to Cairo; civil parts and three separate weap­ quickly drive from one end of in appraising Soviet negotiating know my mind 42 North School St. birds and other creatures. E E war narrowly averted in Amman. It is Semi-Annual Furniture Sale! to turn the whole Plain of Jars into a ons are dropped from a single Main Street to the other, not objectives—real objectives, as purge my motives Krutch la not a lyrical writer, || all part of the same picture — one In carrier—each of the three those intent on shopping in the grand experiment in a scorched earth opposed to propaganda objec­ sanctify my desires nor a raphsodist, in tteating which failure and frustration on the parts could be a death threat that I may touch your holiness, C.B.D. Thank Rotary policy in which the territory would be Arab side are sowing the seeds of a new tives—the Helsinki talks, now these subjects, but as an ama- |i: in recess, left the following im to a hardened U.S. Mlnuteman that I may feel your care, ’True, to end .angle parking teur naturalist he has a greater :|: exposed to such satimation bombing and war. ’The bombing of one scrap metal To the Editor, pression on tlie American nego­ site not protected by ABM. that I may show your love. now may save Manchester the Watkins Semi-Annual Furniture Sale is ending Saturday! factory, killing some seventy civilian As members of the Drug Ad- empathy with nature than the defoliation it would not be fit .for any­ tiating team: But when the Mlnuteman Is For your cause and glory, cost of installing a new signal That means there’s only 3 more days to save on a store full of brand names such as workers, has not in itself either hurt vlsory Council, we wish to ex­ professionals. U.S. development of the ABM "m irved,” the result is three AMEN. system. However, studies by ur­ Drexel, Pennsylvania House, Cushman, Beals, Steams & Foster, Simmons, Elclipse, Founders, body to inhabit or even conduct military Egypt’s economy or weakened its war press appreciation to the Rotary The third section is keyed to || has become almost an obsession weapons of only fractional J. Grant Swank Jr. ban geographers in other metro­ effort. It has, however, a psychological Club of Manchester (or Its con­ geologiy; specifically, the Grand Daystrom, Plymwood Pine, Flair, and many, many more. operations in. Later, it was said that we with Moscow. However, U.S. megatonnage—useful as a coun­ politan areas lead one to con­ effect. It humiliates and enrages the tributions toward the establish­ Canyon, the buttes, mesas and p were evacuating the natives so they development of MIRVs—multi­ terforce against Soviet Industri­ clude that the long range cost Over 95% of our merchandise is on Sale. Egyptians. It shows once agajn that al targets and population cen­ Current Quotes in terms of higher speed, more ment of a Drug Advisory Cen­ monuments of the Southwest |i; would not be injured in the military ac­ ple, independently-targeted re­ So, visit Watkins today and take advantage of this Sale while there’s still time. Egypt has no air defense and that Israel ters in response to a Soviet accidents and declining busi­ ter in cooperation with the Man­ and the co>ral dunes of Utah. But ii| entry vehicles—is almost be­ ’"This year is going to be very TOP: Imagine being able to own a Solid Cherry, Early American Dining Rotan for only tion we expected the Communists to in­ can hit any target anywhere it likes. . first-strike, but not as destroy­ ness may far outweigh initial chester Memorial Hospital. even Krutch cannot make geolo- p neath Soviet attention. sigfnificant in this area of prose­ $328. (Table, one Arm, and three Side Chairs). General Dayan’s intention is to break the If this genuinely reflects ers of SS-9 missile sites. benefits. In the town immediate­ It has been especially grati- gy very enchanting. i;| itiate in the Plain of Jars. cution of obscenity dealers.” — Egyptian’s will. He wants the humilia­ Soviet thinking, it means that Ihus rresiaem Nixon’s one- ly to the West, the viability of fSdng to note the number of The last two sections are |!i 42 X 60-inch Oval Table extends to 80-inches with 10-inch leaves, $159. Duxbury Side Chairs, What has happened now, to go back to­ William J. Cotter, the chief tion to make them overthrow Nasser and the ABM, net the MIRV, is the vote victory margin in the Sen­ civic and religious organiza­ more reflective and phllosophi- || postal inspector, reporting that the Main Street C.B.D. had de­ $39.95 each and Arm Chairs, $49.50 each. ward the daily bulletins again, is that ask for peace. General Dayan is a bril­ best U.S. bargaining counter in ate battle over the ABM last clined considerably and traffic tions which have sent to the cal. The author’s theme is tha,t ^ most of the 20 most important 56 X 18 X 75-inch Buffet and Open Hutch Top has two doors and 4 drawers, one lined for liant soldier, but he may prove to be a trying to convince Moscow that year, widely described then as DAC unsolicited contributions. man is a part Of the natural ;i| the Communists have advanced into the dealers already have been in­ speeds have become more silver, $319. bad psychologist. The anger and frustra­ the time has come to ease off a pyrrhic victory, may prove hazardous since the abolition of If individuals or organizations world and cannot escape that || Plain of Jars, that the native force We tion are just as likely to stiffen their re­ dicted. the dangerous nuclear arms the seed of eventual success in angle parking. would be interested in con­ (act; it is with man’s relation- p: 39 X 18 X 32-inch Server extends to 52 inches, $165. sistance. sent forward last year to occupy the race. The Nixon administration negotiating a serious defensive "W e believe that the same Yours truly, tributing financially, they may ship to the rest oif nature that he LE F T : Choose from four basic sofa groups . . . Early American, Traditional (kintempo- The situation In Jordan is similar. Plain has retreated precipitously, al­ definitely thinks so. Thus, Sec­ and offensive arms-control standards for the operation of ’Thomas R. Lewis, Jr. send their donations to the is most concerned. He (eels that || rary, and Spanish . . . all for only $379., Sofa and 2 matching Chairs, or. Sofas, $199., Hussein’s kingdom is precarious and the retary Melvin Laird, who led agreement with the Soviets schools applied in other states Assistant Professor of Drug Advisory Council, In care the present concept of conserva- most without a fight, and that now we guerrillas can destroy it when they wish. V Chairs, $95. each. th0 1969 battle for pha.se-one of when the talks resume at Vi­ should be applied in the South­ Geography of the Manchester Chamber of tion is Inadequate, and that scl- p have the Communists in the Plain of WhCTi they destroy it, however, they will Choose from a large collection of ready color correlated fabrics . . . prints, textures, President Nixon’s "Safeguard" enna in April. That agreement ern states. We resent the fact Manchester Community Commerce, 257 East Center St., ence should be humanized. themselves be faced with the responsibil­ ABM plan, is just as anxious for that we have been singled out in Manchester. This collection of essays Is ev- |;i m 1 mtt tw e^s, damasks, quilts . j . all meticulously tailored to each upholstered piece. (All prices Jars which can now be treated, thanks will not come soon. But with­ College ity of governing. In many ways the Congressional approval of phase our respective states for puni­ Cordially, idence that Krutch is a cogent to the evacuation of its natives, as one out last year’s decision to move indicate starting grade fabric). worst thing that King Hussein could do two. ahead with the ABM, it might tive treatment.’’—the governors The Night of The Hood W. J. Godfrey Gourley, thinker about nature, even -while j| whole free fire zone where we may to them now would be to depart sum­ At Helsinki, Soviet negotiators not have come at all. of Georgia, Alabama, Mtssisisip- Chairman he Is celebrating the gentle joys marily, leaving them with all the prob- — bomb at will. were not openly confessing any pi and Louisiana following a To the Editor, Drug Advisory Coimcll of communing with some of na- lems of feeding and housing refugees, apprehension about the U.S. On 'This Date meeting to discuss court orders We would like to publicly Rev. Russell Allen lure’s more engaiging creatures. S What may be going on at the moment, trying to keep on terms with Syria and ABM program but, reading be­ In 1793, heads of the various on school integration. thank the men of the 8th Dis­ Robert J. Digan MUes A. SmlHi ,. | then, is a test of the theory that, if we Iraq, holding some kind of country to­ tween the lines, dipolmatic ex­ Choose from 3 popular Stearns £r Foster Groups! U.S. government departments trict Fire Department (or Dr. Donald J. Hennlgan gether and facing the Israelis. The two perts detected a deep and under­ “ I don’t believe the President could get the Plain of Jars cleared for met with President George their tremendous help the night Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. (Flor Use Feb. S7) sides in Amman have patched up a com­ lying concern over the rapidly- can continue asking for more Washington at his home, the of our "flood” (Feb.^3). They THE ANDERSON TAPES. By | such action, our air power could turn it promise, though at the cost of King Hus­ growing U.S. ABM technology. time on matters at home.’’-- Paul E. Moss, first U.S. Cabinet meeting on Former Vice President Hubert worked in the freezing water Chief James M. Reardoii Lawrence Sanders. Pufn w i ::i; into such a scorched piece of earth no­ sein’s Government abandoning its at­ ’That Soviet view of the ABM, “Weight Balancing”.. . . heavier coils across the center. record. H. Humphrey. throughout the night helping us $6.W. The Comfort Built . . . a medium firm, 252-coil innerspnng tempt to control the guerrillas. moreover, is significantly dif­ R. Bruce Watkins body could support life or military op­ An exciting story, told in an | Lock Edges . . . prevents filling materials from moving, ^ t Both sides know that Israel ha.s its eye ferent from two years ago and unit with a 60 coil wire tied Boxspring, $39. each piece. unusual way, thla novel does not | Edges . . . heavier coils prevent edge sagging. Insulo Cushions eration there. reflects as basic change in The Posture Built . . . a firm, 282-coil innerepring unit with on Jordan, with the thought that this (It into any convenient category. I . . . quilted pads to prevent coil feel. Humigard . . . Cover Soviet thinking on strategic The experiment hasn’t been under way might be a good time to clean it up. It Is about crime, but It is not a ji: a 60 coil wire tied Boxspring, $49. each piece. treatment keeps bedding mildew proof. General Dayan and others are reported weapons. iong enough for us to have the answer, detective tale. The Princess . . . oUr most popular, extra firm, 312-coil in- to have been saying that, in order to end When Premier Alexei Kosygin By Whitaker whether the scorched earth policy really . came and met President John­ Duke Anderson is a profea- | nerspring with a 72 coil hand tied Boxspring. $59. each piece. finally the attacks across the Jordan slonal stlckup man and burglar, 2 works. Valley, Israel’s armed forces ought to son at Glassbcro, N.J., in 1967, he defended the Soviet begin­ with inherent talents that might i:; Meanwhile, however, It seems possible occupy a thick slice of the East Bank­ have taken him far if he had as they could easily do. They might even ning of an ABM. system as a ea. to judge that, if anybody planned What humanitarian insurance policy— been on the right side of the ‘39. ea. go as far as Amman, to give themselves law. A chance encounter with a is now happening in Laos, it will might a frontier well into the desert. In doing a defense measure for civilians medium firm against-possible nuclear attack. sex-hungry matron leads him to j: liave been ourselves rather than the so, however, the Israelis would acquire a luxury town house on New ;; extra fim larger and more turbulent Arab popu­ This appraisal had undergone conceptual transformation at York’s upper East Side, now ; North Vietnamese or the Pathet Lao. lation. The policing of the extended area, Helsinki. Instead of being a converted into an eight-suite i Let us at least say this. If the Foreign would give Israel difficulties of a new apartment house. It occurs to i: dimension. humanitarian Soviet develop­ Relations Committee of the Senate ever ment, It had become a wicked Duke that it would be a great : 5 For Mrs. M eir’s Government, a tough multiplying factor in U.S. escala­ coup to clean out the whole does gel and release a full version of line must seem logical. Short term, there tion of the arms race. In other place—money, jewels, furs, se- what is now going on in Laos, it is going is no security better than depending on words, rapid technological ad­ curitles, paintings, die whole :: to be a rather complicated story. your own strengith. To hit the enemy vances by the U.S. in ABM de­ works. hard every time his head shows is Gen­ velopment liad obliterated til - For months, Duke organises a eral Dayan’s philosophy. And it must be Soviet rationale about ABMs. crew and scouts the building. ; said that the Egyptian.s, Syrians, and 'Cc . The Day After Election Day? Indeed, the Soviets now seem His gang Includes an ex-profes- ; Jordanians, by breaking the ceasefire to be duplicating Mr. Johnson’s sor adept in cutting wires, pick- i last year, brought this on themselves. » V ' % The existing Itne-up of political and position at Glassboro when he ing looks and opening safes; a ; !' T J "1 T ■ Doesi the Israel Qovernmertt, however, economic powers is not favorable to any argued that ijelther najlon (luttery homosexual who ( can ; want'to live’with w ar for another twpnty h should start building the AfiM. IdenUfy objects of value, and relief for New England from its current or (thirty ye<»i]s? And is it sure' that, M r., Johnsop’s view was that, some muscle men. He gets ex- i ea. whatever its advantage noN^’, It will al­ high , prices for heating oil. once either side began develop- pense money from a branch of : ways win? the M afla^m en who are less In- ’That seems to be the chief explanation rnent of the ABM, the other Time is not on I-srael's side. In creul- fimi side would have to develop a tereated In the payoff than In why President Nixon’s most definite re­ '-ing and developing their country, the malntolnlng their reputations as new offensive capability to off­ action to the report of his special Cabinet people and Government of Israel have terrorists. achieved a miracle. Today tljey need set the- added protection of the Tlie Showdown comes on a ABM. Task Force on oil quota problems has peace as well as security in order to Labor Day weekend when eome been to decide to name another study build on that miracle. If mediators were This made little or no impres­ of Hie tenanU are away. One sion on the Russians. Now, how­ group. given the opportunity, the requirements fhikey factor that on one ■couW of Israel and the Arab governments ever, as they face a rrtbre ad­ have foreseen alerts the i>oUce, ’The first factor against New England could still be reconciled. A negotiated vanced ABM technology in the and Uiere Is a war-llke moblHsar is purely political. ’ITiere are moire Re- peace could be attained. But if a tough U.S. than they themselves pos- Uon .of law forces. se.ss, they regard the U.S. sys­ Open? A.M. fo i:30 P jM . - Closed Monday- Open Thursday and Friday until 9 P.M. puinrcan candidates for reelection to policy preyails to the exclusion of negoti­ Most of the narrative conslsU ations, Israel will face long years of en­ tem as one that carries the “And My Older Brother Here Can Even Remember When of tape recordinga from hidden Congress in other oll-lndustry-orlented circlement and strain. MANCHESTER gravest long-range threat to the microphones that various feder­ sections of the country than there are in (ENGLAND) GUARDIAN. Soviet Union. This Was Nothinff But Beautiful Hills and Woodlands’’ al. state and local agencies have i T , r \- -\ \ .■ \ A \ V \\ \V t A"' \ '■ \i\ H ■ : \\ ' \' \ 'i \ W \ •'v''\\ \ u ■' i'’ . 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Sargent pounds of batteries in the rear, Q^M-40-54-57 18 People- 46 Difficult 78 Lead 11-22-28-43|p watched as pretty MJ.T. secre- ^y,c car carries a small ga»-pow- 19 Sl^rt 49 Your 79 Clothes 56-62-68 Sensational Values throughout the Store! 3 Days 0nly...Hurry In! cSy5^73 20 W ill 50 Of 80 Of tary Colleen Keough smashed ,.red motor and generator up AQUARIUS LIO 21 Please 51 Todoy 81 Conservative Tremendous Selections! Super Savings! 3 Days Only... Hurry In! the bottled air against the car’s front to recharge the battery ^ JULY 21 22 From 52 Persons 82 For JAN . 20 23 Those 53 Refresh 83 Jewelry rear bumper, and then he while the car runs, . A US. 22 24 Stotus 54 To 84 On .. ^ climbed In for the inaugural gaar and Carson said they r? \ 9-26-30-38 25 Trip 55 FoVor 85 Thrifty 15-18-20-44/^ :fe/61-71-82-87 26 Of ■ 56 Strive 86 And 49-64-65 tour. With David A. Saar, 21, hope the recharger and genera- 27 Competitors 57 Firtonciol 87 You one of the car’s builders, beside tor would allow them to skip VIRGO 28 Creottr>g 58 Your 68 Someone MSCES V AUG. 21 29 Would 59 Chonce 89 You EEt. I f him, the governor moved off most or all of the recharging f ICfT. 22 30 Scenes 60 Have 90 Wishes MAD. 20 with a buzz and a high-pitched atops that will be set up for the 2/26 whine for a 18 mile per hour cross-country race, i"\1^19-25-29 )G o o d )A dvcrsc N e u tril 2- 6-37-41 m53-58-75 € 46-55-B0-88S turn around the field house. The gas-engine, which creates Saar, from White Plains, very little pollution'compared to N.Y., an electrical engineering alandurd auto engines, would be senior, and William W. Carson, turned off entirely for city driv- A Man’s Qoset as His Life 22, of Wauwatosa, Wls., a mt:- j„g_ creating no pollution at all, chanlcal engineering graduate Carson said the recharging Fills with Things of Comfort student, built the car to compete qevicc was necessary because in next summer’s coast-to-coaet batteries don’t hold a charge for 2 By HAL BOYLE "Why in heaven’s name would "(Jlean Air Race.” more than 100 miles of cruising. you want that now?” ’The race Is a follow-up to the Once battery technology im- NEW YORK (AP) — One of “ Because I wore dt in the only "Great Electric Car Race” of proves and makes frequent re- the ordeals of marriage to a war I ever knew. See this stain PI I jliP H ' 1 1968, in which electric cars built charging unnecessary, he said, husband is having to clean out here? ’That’s where I spilled by M.I.T. and the California In- "W e’ll throw the whole thing stltute of Technology raced each away.” his closet. some coffee while I was writing you a letter from a foxhole in Pequot Choice of Decorator Colors! other across the country. In op- The builders said they expect It is never hie idea. It is al­ Belgium. By the way, did you poslte dlrectlona, to help stlmu- to modify and improve the car ways hds wife’s. But at least throw away the letter?” late Interest and research In in the course of 6,000 to 10^000 once a year she gives him the "No. of course not.” WOVEN PLAID non-polluting automobiles. Cal­ miles of test driving before the " ’Then why do I have to throw Tech won that race by a hair, race. 5 ultimatum: away the jacket?” Plasticware ’The “Clean Air Race” la open After his drive Gov. Sargent "That closet of yours is look­ "All right, keep It. But you do to collegiate groups around the stressed the importance of the ing like the city dump again. have to throw away some­ world and may draw ten or M.I.T. students’ research In the There are probably mice in it. Spreads thing.” more entrants, including the effort to clean up the air, and, Either clean it out or I’ll clean ’The husband fishes deeper in Choice "re-match” cars from M.I.T. as an M.I.T. graduate himself, it out for you—and you know of 10 and CalTech. said he would root for the car to what that means.’’ the closet and brings out a pair of shoes, dusty but new looking. Pieces ’This time all the cars will take top honors in next sum- Of course he knows what that I bought these years ago but r $ ea race from Cambridge to Pasa- mer’s "Clean Air Race." means. It means she will go couldn’t wear them because Twin through his closet like a blind they were too tight,” he says. 1 ” - bulldozer running amuck with ’"Then why did you keep Bushel Laundry Basket, 3 pc Bowl Set, 12 qt Dishpan, no one at the controls. them?” Machine woshable cotton- Cutlery Tray, Colander, 12 qt Pail with Spout, 12 qt Senseless Subway Assaults It means she will screw in a "I Ihotight that as I grew old­ Need No rayon. TrI-color block or Rectangular Dishpan, Round or Rectangular Waste­ V t'* new light bulb to replace the er my feet might shrink.” Ironing. varsity plaids in red, gold, basket, Shoe Box with Cover. s' I 'r \ \ Coordinate Worry Stockholm Citizens one that burned out eight "Get rid of them.” blue or green. > j months ago. . Looking at her husband cu­ S’TOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) After the Incident, one poUc- It means that she will heart­ riously, the wife asks, "Just — A wave of vicious assaults on man said a man had been sarv- lessly throw away basketfuls of why do men like disorderly clo­ \4 pensloners and other acts of agley cut up earlier that same clutter he puts great value on sets anyway? Wouldn’t it be senseless violence have dts- day by two young men jabbing but which means nothing to her. easier to find things if your clos­ turbed the winter hibernation of at him with umbrella points aft- “ Junk,” she calls It, but it is et were neat?” / % I this capital. er pushing him to the ground. part of his life to him. "Well, a woman’s closet is Velour Police officials say elderly ” No one acted to help the vlc- It means she will line the clos­ like an army on parade, full of Cannon people stay away from certain tlm. People just freeze or hurry et walls with a dark red quilt­ bright new things, row on row, subway stations, knowing that about their business,” the po- like fabric dented by scores of that give her a feeling of securi­ Hooded by entering they risk being liceman said. ’"The most dls- revolting dimples. She likes that ty,” he says. Bath Ensemble shift 'n knocked down for sport by teen- turblng thing Is that witnesses fabric in her closet; why "But a man’s closet is like an agers of both sexes. Assault vie- don’t even try to fetch a police- Wouldn’t he like it in his? army at ease, not standing at ff matching wide leg tims are often battered to the man.” So, in order to save what he attention to be inspected and GIRL’S STRETCH ground but robbery attempts Crime statistics indicate that can, he finally settles down to Bath Size pants F criticized. He likes to fill It, as Seamless are rare. only half of all assaults get re- the chore himself. he does his life, with things he is Roving police patrols have ported. Criminologists say the "I ’ll sit down and watch you,” comfortable with—things tried Jrs Fashion Slaek Sets $ • General Electric * Mock been reinforced with a special victims have no faith In police his wife says helpfully, pulling and true that he never wants to Wash Cloth Assorted Styles "subway command” designed methods and fear revenge from up a chair. be without.” ]\ylons 3 to 6x 7 to 14 \ tortoise Dresses buttons and to make the force versatile attackers set free on probation, The husband dips tenatively She looks at him thoughtfully. Steam -Dry Iron enough to catch up with quick- Public resentments against 4 ( T ■/'' big buckle. in a box amid the closet’s Jum­ “Do those tried and true Table Lamps (P-62) $ footed attackers. young lawbreakers has been vo- ble and starts pulling out items. things he never wants to be Switch instantly from ’ 8 8 ” Big brother” police officers cal and widespread, however, "Must I throw away my without include his wife?” Lush cotton velour in solids> 17" ceramic accent 2 p r 5 2 ‘ 2 * 3 steam to dry with a watch the subway on television and the cry for law and order grammar school diploma? My Gold, blue, pink, avocado green, table lamps, each com­ j Vanilla, "Of course. He’d neVer never 88 pushbutton. Fully auto First quality, sheer nylon micro­ !s|ff Machine washable stretch nylon. monitors in a command center may well drown demands for mother had It framed for me.” want to throw her away.” red or yellow. plete with shade. For A-line dazzler in black and white Turtleneck tops in solids, jacquard sizes 5-15. E matic. 15 steam vents. mesh with runguord tops 'n toes. ribbed-look. Crystal pleated equipped with an extensive pub- investigations Into the under­ "No,” she says. "You can "Well, if you’ll take me out to dens, bedrooms. ||g knit pants in plaids, checks. ij. lie address system. lying causes of violence. Cinnamon, beige. Sizes 8Vi to 11. platter collar, sleeves. 7 to 15. keep that.” dinner tonight I’ll let you rest The aim is "total saturation” Some sociologists believe rest- "How about this old high now. But one of these days of the subway system, author!- lessness and criminal tenden- school sweatshirt? I was wear­ you’ll simply have to get rid of ties explain. cies afflicting youth here are ing It the first time I met you.” at least half of this junk in your "If troublemakers see TV- the ominous rumblings of a "Well, I guess you can keep clQset. It sets a bad example for camera eyes and policemen deeper disenchantment. Hiey that, too.” V««T1D. . the children.” Djfmodosi everywhere, we hope they will say a rebellion is brewing "How about this old military The husband closes the closet Fine 100% Cotton think twice about knocking against lackluster life In tills field jacket?” door. Safe for another year. Infants Print or Solid somebody down,” a policeman “ welfare state” and point to on the subway beat commented, anti-social tendencies as expres- Even as he spoke, there was a sions of a natural but sup- /taly’s Communist Party Dress Fabrics Sleep ’n Play scream from across the well-lit pressed desire for Initiative and underground transit hall. Sever- activity. iim i: al youths scattered, leaving a Time will tell whether poUce Blossoms into Splinters young woman sobbing forlornly reinforcement can quell the ris- Outfits in front of a smashed display ing tide of violence. Meanwhile, By EDWARD MAORI the midget party made a trip to window. old people in Sweden’s capital Associated Press Writer Peking. ’The two—Osvaldo S ta tle r Twin 8 Track Jr Boys No-Iron PoUce quickly moved In and have to take subway trains from ROME (AP) — Italy right Peace and Dino Dini—posed for Mens Orion-Nylon arrested several youngsters “ safe” stations, now has 14 Communist parties. photographs with little red dressed In sheepskin coats. Soon it may have 16 or 16. books of Mao’s thoughts in their 1 3 3 Choose from a wide assort­ Toilet Tissue Stereo Tapes The splinters have blossomed hands and Mao standing be­ Boxer Jeans at a bewildering rate since 1666, tween them. ment of 36" cottons in solid Stretch Socks colors, dress and blouse pat­ Double the playing and all are one or another varie­ A few months later Dlnl sum­ 100% cotton terry or brushed acetate and ty of tiny pro:Chinese Maoist moned a group of followers and terns, pillowcase prints. 7 7 “ time! Famous artists like 9 8 As Others See Us 1 0 Rolls nylon. Snap front, closeded bootie foot. Knit expelled Pesce and others from Al Martino, Lou Rawls, offshoots of the big and strong Deluxe 2-ply facial quality, soft and strong. collar, cuffs. One size fits to 22 lbs. LONDON (AP) — ’The Chica­ Italian Communist party. the party. In Turn. Pesce ex­ Frank Sinatra, morel Cotton-polyester with soil release finish. there was no editorial comment Choose white or pink. go trial which' resulted last on the verdict luid sentences. As of midday Oct. 15, 1966, pelled Dlnl and his friends. Orion acrylic and stretch nylon in pastels, Double needle stitching, 2 pockets. Navy, gold, airforce, brown. Sizes 3 to 7. The' Japanese newspaper Asa- Italy had only one Communist Dini called his party the Com­ darks. 1 size fits all. week In five convictions on party, the largest in the West. It munist party (Marxist-Leninist) charges of inciting to riot, re- hi Shimbun expressed doubt of Italy (Red Line). Pesce ' ' ' that President Nixon’s foreign had 1.6 million card-carriers pW’-; c>eived' wide comment in British and could command 8 million called his the Communist party f ' ' i i i i policy would do much to reduce new8pai>ers. votes in a national election. (Marxist-Leninist) of Italy tension in world affairs. The On that day, a dissident group (Black Line). Head and "It did look like two worlds newspaper cited Vietnam as an decided to proclaim the birth of The Re4-liners soon gave meeting each other In mutual example, saying: "The two pil­ a "Marxist-Leninist" Commu­ birth to the Italian Communist Shoulders Incomprehension,” wrote corre­ lars for peace are negotiations and Vletnamization. But Vlet- nist party, oriented toward -. e- Marxist-Leninist Organization, Lotion Shampoo spondent Colin Cross of the Ob­ king. In the three years since, Leninist Groups of the Commu­ MOTOR MOTOR server. "But neither the judge namization, which Is aimed at 13 other Communist splinter nist Left, Italian Communist OIL OIL nor the defendants are really a strengthening the war potential parties and groups have come Party (Marxist-Leninlst-Maoist) part of mainstream America. of the South, has nothing to do to light, mostly because of bitter and the like. 2 . 9 9 ' 1 rTTiS-; Reality is somewhere In the with peace, essentially." internal squabbling over such Bad feeling ran high among middle, best represented by the Asahi added: "We stllUflnd It 2 doctrinal sins as "bourgeois- the Black-liners when Fosco 3.6 oz size jury.” hard to Judge to what extent, capitalist deviatlonism.” None Dinucci, the party secretary, Sunday Times reporter Cal actually, the Nlxqn doctrine, has -entered any of Italy’s elec­ went to Peking last October and Quaker State Mens Permanent Press which Is to reduce Involvement ^ lO-W 30 Closet or Underbed "1 Boys and Girls Mens CorfamcD McCrystal called the trial "In­ tions, leaving that to the ortho­ left Pesce at home. This month, \ credible” and said the defend­ in foreign countries, will prove dox mother party. Dinucci expelled Pesce on the Miss Breck ants had been “ accused of a helpful for relaxation of ten­ 1110 Maoists scorn elections. charge of “ organizing his own Motor Oil Chests Toddler Socks If ork Pants state of mind." sion." TTiey contend that a parliament personal clientele.” Hair Spray Oxfords ’ibe G u a r d 1 a n ’s veteran is a capitalist institution and The membership of each Super blend type 10-W Sturdy fibreboard, wood- Genuine Dupont Corfam® 2 9 9 American correspondent Alis­ that any Communist who ac­ group or party varies from a 30 motor oil for better grain finish. Easy-lift handles. Today in History minimum of a few score to sev­ $w 2 , . , 9 9 ' holds its shape, needs no tair Cooke said Judge Julius cepts a salary as a parliamen­ engine performance. Chest 26 X 15 xl2'/4" high .un­ By THE ASHtKllATED PRESS eral thousand. The Union of the breaking in, wipes clean. $ Heavy duty, American made polyester- Hoffman’s “ harsh penalties” for tary deputy automatically be­ derbed 31 '/i X 16 X 6V," high. 5 5 13 oz reg, super, unscented Crew socks, fancies, lace-edged styles In contempt, handed to all the de­ Today is Wednesday, Feb. 98, Italian Marxist-Leninist Com­ comes a "lackey of capitalism.” Black, iizoi 7 to 12. cotton work pants. Olivewood, spruce the 66th day of 1970. TTiere are munists, which boasted 17,000 white and colors. Sizes 6 to 11. fendants and their attorneys, Two other Mholst "parties” green or charcoal. Sizes 2? to 42.______309 days left In the year. members, split in two in Rome may be seen to be justified seem about to bud—one In Na­ Tbday’s HighUght last month when a group of stu­ when the case gets to higher In History ples under Gustavo Herman, a Right Guard sJi-Ssjt SS ■iSliiiSi On this date In 1918, the 16th university professor; and one in dents ousted Aldo Brandlrall, 45 Piece courts on appeal. But "the jiidg- the secretary general. ’They ac­ ment of the most realistic ju­ Amendment to the U.S. Consti­ Florence, under Osvaldo Peace, Deodorant - s-s % J tution went into effect. Congress a veteran anti-Nazi partisan cused him of mishandling party i I rists runs the contrary," he add­ funds and blowing up a mem­ 12” Stereo ed. was given the authority to levy who was kicked out of the pro- V t Income taxes. Chinese Communist party bership of 1,700 by 10 times to Melamine 2 , . 9 9 ' ’The weekly Economist said In 1783, Denmark recognised ((Marxist-Leninist) of Italy cover up || extravagant spending ^ 4 oz size there were "plentiful grounds” the Independence of the United \ \ illa­ under thrf budget Item “ propa­ )\ Many had’ hailed the for: Dinn«^rwal*<^ h EP Albuni|S VV' f6|- an appeal a^lnst the ver­ States. tion of this party in 1668 as the ganda.” I dicts. "but the accused had con­ In 1919, Oregon became the Davld-lljte challenge to a So­ Misses y demned themselves. In conven­ first state to tux gasoline. viet-controlled (Jollath. But the Loving Care tional eyes at least, by refusing Ten Y ean Ago would-be Chinese-line David, O n th e Jo b Service Bonded Orion to take the court, and particu­ A U.S. Navy transport plane like all the other Red "parties,” ALBION, N.Y. (AP) — Mayor For 8 larly the judge, seriously. and a Brazilian airliner collid­ proved hardly more than a mos­ by Wllllarfi Monacelli hired his sec­ 6 9 ' "Judge Hbffman contributed ed near Riu de Janeiro, killing quito buzzing around the big ond cousin’s wife, Joanne Mona­ Slacks Mens, Boys Bosjcetball Womens Terry Polyethylene Laundry nearly as much to the farcical 61 persons. party. celli, as a meter maid in this Stain ond break resistant, dish­ ^l,u\iinAV C la ir o l atmosphere," the paper contin­ Five Yean Ago ’The portrait of Mao beside Hundreds to choose from! western New York village. washer safe. 8 dinner plates, 8 ued, "and no sooner hud ^e The U.S. Communist party that of Stalin was a favorite of Every type of music . . . jazz, When Mrs. Monacelli began I soups, 8 salads, 8 cups pnd sauc­ rock & roll, folk, broadway & Sneakers Slippers jury retired than he surpassed was Indicted for a second time thoae who founded the Commu­ B a s k e t himself, rapping out sentences for falling to register nist party (Marxist-Leninist) of her new job, tiie first car she er's. Plus vegetable dish, serving movies, vocalists. The notions under the 9 9 ^ Non-skid soles, bumper toe for contempt of court . . . on all Internal Security Act, tagged was the mayor’s. platter, covered sugar, creomer top entertainers. AttractIvD floral pattern Strong and sturdy.’ Italy in Leghorn in 1668. Poll-on ilacki of bonded orlon guard, built-in arch sup­ J 5 0 the defendants and also on their ’ One Year Ago ' They claimed Peking’s back­ ” I’m /pleased she’s on the Colors grey hair. I /a4Ar\-Sn«step-ins in e^tnLpink MPor kblue, lltik Wicker design in pas­ job,” the mayor said, “ even acrylic. Stove pipe legs, ititched port. U.S. mode. Sizes two lawyers.” Floods and mudslides drove ing. but had to wait nearly two creases. Solids, fancies. 8 to 18. 11-^, 2Vi-6 and 6V4-11. matching rubber sole. Also tels. Built-in handles. French newspapers carried thousands from their homes In years for a visible sign of It. though it cost me a buck to find 1 « * 1 Vi bushel size. In scuff style. 5 to 10. full reports on the trial, but California. In August 1968, two leaders of out.”

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^ * * 4 ■ ■ \ / a ''' . V'l ' )( ' ' '• \ V. " ■ / •\ I A- \ \ \ \ ■ \ \ N - / / ' l l \ \ ■ ' \ \ : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOllRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRtjARY 25, 1970 factory In Battle Creek. Mich., Banker Speaks foresees such a facility serving Bucher Cites Factory-Produced Housing a 200-mlle radius. Beyond that, TV-Radio Tonight To Holy Name Breakdown transportation of components becomes too costly. Poor Diet In Malcolm 8. Sweet of the Of Costs For What industrialized housing Hartford - National Bank and May Lower Market Prices will do for costs Is anybody’s Television Truat Oo., In HarUord will be gueat aptaker et a meeting of MEATOWI Vision Loss 7:30 (3) Hee llnw i®} EdItor’H Note: This nrtirle, 5:00 ^ for a medium qilality behind the upward spiral wn 1940 and 13i per cent,, or $2,669 The union agreement In this present level, 1 w* * « ° .1;30 (8) Stum p Ih r Slur* 8:30 (3) lleverly IllllbUlle* <®) Investments, Conjmon Stocks 11/196 larea provides for hourly pay. real service. Today the l^ndus- (18) Leave It to Ilenvrr (8-40) Room 222 <0{ EXCEEDS THE PRlCEl" three-bedroom house to be built house prices. -j causing partial loss of sight (20) KUm and Mutual Funds.” I inn, n nrlv doubled from 11 " ‘''c men won’t work for trial process doe.s one thnter jO Hand n any douoh a irom ii __ _ "'Piinv transfers work into the pla^t. among some crew members of (30) (lllIlKan'i Iiland (20-.30) Kriilt Mu»lc H all ng assembly at the job site, W POP—141* 7:30 News of tho Work applicant on a minor charge. biggest increase of any catego- maybe a sliack on the l(xt with a Now it takes 28 hours with use Perry said labor has had an greatly reduced vision. He can- o:00 Dick Healherton 7:60 Joe Garagiola So, the man wound up behind Patio sliding glass early fear that industrial proc- not see straight ahead and has 8:00 Steve O’Brien 8:06 P o p ConkX'rt (HeraM pthoio by Ptnto) . door, screen 90 99 10 ry. phone or an office in their ga- of plastic pipe and some preas 1:00 Garv Glraro 9:06 Nlghtboat bars instead of wearing a sembly by union men at the easing would eliminate jobs. to use his peripheral vision,” iCOONew.s, Weather Cabinets 303 642 112 These figures come from rage W INF—U8» 11:25 Sports Final . . „ badge.! Bank of America of San Fran­ The builder i-s’nt tehe only one yard rather than at the job. "But it represents a whole new Bucher said. 5:00 News 11:35 (Jthpr Side of the Dav Town Officials Look Over Computerized Land Records H ardware, 5:10 Uncle Jay 45 57 26 cisco, which periodically sub- who's“ getting fancier, however. ^ Peter J. Brennan, executive opportunity for employment, ’ "Two or three others were af- Members of the town Board years ago. dex was arranged only chrono- film system, reproducing the director; Donald Kuehl, dlrect- Rough he contended. ,”It will take d'ps fected to a serious degree and 6:00 News Lagal Noticos H ardw are, mils for construction bids what consumer wants more in director of the Building and , , , j- „ „ 6:10 Walter Cronklu of Directors and others take a Town Clerk Edward J. logically. records would take a minimum or; Donald Wells, director; it calls a "medium quality ^is house too. Construction T rad e s Council of ‘^e seasonality ^d make some, including myself, o a 6:20 Phil Burges The advantages of the new of three years. Tomklel hopes Mayor Nathan G. Agostlnelll; Finish 60 76 25 7:00 The World Tonight OPEN ALL DAY UMITATIUN OBDEU he 7:26 Frank Glffora AT A (JOUlU’ Ol'’ 1'KUBATE, look at the new computerized Toriikiel explained that the In­ system are that the land rec- to continue the system from William Diana, director; David Roofing material, dwelling”-il three-bedroom, 2- "What everyone wants is a Greater New York, said unions 7:45 Lowell Thomas held at Manchi'Hter, within and for SAVE AT LEAST 30c Lb.! 1,161 63 associated with the building said. SUNDAY general index to the land rec­ dex covers from 1823 to 1966. ords are easier to find and 1967 to 1970 and then the rec- Odegard, director; George 5 Labor 705 bath, 1,395-square foot house j4o,ooo house for $18,500,” said nonetheless are "the whipping 8:00 CBS New.s the Dlslrlct of AloncheStei', on the „ . ... V. . » trades will have more work Doctors say the men’s diets, 8:10 Speak Up on S(X)rts 16th day of February, 1970. they’re recorded on a computer ords would be updated every Bradlau, assistant superinten- Shower base, dcxir; with family room. Henry Spies of the University of boys on costs. We expect that— •• u ■ i j .j vr(*o,v.(= a n 9 A.M. t6 9 P.M. ords. The index was done by He said the old hand-written 9.00 N ew s I'reaeiit, Hon. Joim J, Wallett, drum. Tomklel said if anything two years. Tomklel said the dent of schools; M. Philip ceramic tile 370 436 17 They reflect the national spi- Illinois' Small. Home Council. it’s part of the routine.” than be re. which included no Vltami A, 0:10 Speok Up Judge. the firm of Hall and McChesney entries — 1,600,000 of them — EXTRA LEAN, "MINUTES FRESH' Stucco, exterior 704 1,099 56 ral in building costs which has "We’re suddenly including a But he said “we can’t over­ "The toughest nut,” said Per- and D, apparently caused dam- 12:15 Sign Off ARTHUR IHWQ Kaiate of Gertrude 11. Buchanan were put in printed form and ever happens to the Municipal computerized system Is the first Susag, board of education; Roy if the trade unions age to part of the optic nerve, WTIC 1080 a-k-a Gertrude K. Buchanan, late of Syracuse, N.Y. at a cost of Interior drywall contributed to the growing U.S. iq^ qJ things that weren’t in the come the cost of land and mon- •’J'' "will be 5:00 Afternoon Edltloi) of uiancneaier in aaid fiiacrict, dc- were arranged both chronolog­ Building the records could be of its kind for such a long Conyork, board' of education, finish 767 908 18 like appliances ey. And labor only comes on the their wage rates B^her said. 8:16 Market Report ceaaecL $82,500. The Board of Directors ically and alphabetically. Pre­ reprinted within a ihatter of period of time. Tomklel, and James Farr, < tJ o nnvi. »T*Vtia alllTIOI Un motion of Jeanette Pollard, Plum bing 1,600 2,447 63 money, rising land costs and a an” waUd/wall cilrpetingr and scene after the land and money the factory. 'There > a con- The ailment produces blind 50 Hubbard Drive, Glastonbury, made the appropriation four viously, (Tomklel said, the in­ days, where with the old micro- From left, Richard Wylie, director. Sewer line. .____ - ______. __:__------r- O' ... oomcent thntthat tthe ) i A rv,s(cost of labor irin the spots in certain areas of the vlc- Conn., executrix. bevy of public and private con- demanding more space. is ready. OHDKKDID: ’That three months connection 218 350 60 "the government’s plant would make the product tlm’s vision in the rest of the from the 16lh day of February, Ground Chuck stralnts. "This year’s minimum house He said .. - v,„ _o(a 1970 Heating, sheet- In short, housing costs have average house in own statistics and studies have ^ LENT, "AWARENESS” 1970 be and the some arc limited 832 28 Still another question is public ”We did not eat very well for and allowed for the creditors within metal, flashing ' 645 gone through the roof. And 1945,” said ® Spies. ^ shown wages are not...... the big nnotiipr miesti Next Event: which to bring in their claims 613 1,100 79 acceptance of factory-produced long periods of time,” he said. Electric wiring America’s house-hunters are un­ Whether the worker was con- factors in costs. The men don’t Bgamst said estate, and said ex­ 65 114 76 ”Our basic diet was turnips. Wediwsdoy. February 25 ecutrix is directed to give public Electric fixtures happy about lit. structing the wall or installing a notice to the creditors to bring in 546 31 work for nothing, but it’s not the caUfornia builder Bob Deane After four or five months we be- Choral Evensong ^ Hardwexjd floors 416 ’"The cost of houses is really amenity, construction straw that broke the carriers 7:30 p.m. their claims within said time al- said today’s buyers want more gan to get some rice, Address by the Rev. Quinland R. lowed by publiahlng a copy of this Linoleum floors 338 486 43 unbelievable,” said Mrs. Janie nationally increased back. 640 919 43 in a house. ’There were times when we Staff of the General Convention Special order in some- newspaper having a Painting . Even of Detroit. ”My parents $112.00 per week average From the home buyer’s stand- circulation in said probate district Bathrm “They don’t want cheap doors got an apple maybe once a week within ten days from the date of bought their house for $16,000 jggg $121.20 in December Point, a back-breaking straw is and* wincTows" arid they want Program. accessories 45 52 18 ' or so. For a short time, we got this order and return make to this about 17 yearg ago. It s bog, has iggg according to a Commerce not just the price of housing but ^g^igp fixtures ” Deane said, 8:15 pjn. “Crisis in America” court of the notice given, Cleanup 66 85 30 them once a day. Then there Final Registration and Task Force Meet­ JOHN J. WAUJSTT, Judge. 95 136 42 a dining room, den, sun porch. Department survey. These its scarcity, The buyer is sophisticated to ^ere times when we would: go Garage door basement, garage, three bed- ings on Power, Potential, and Need for UHITATIOM o b d b b Concrete flat seemingly low figures include Meeting this need is the aim point where he knows what’s -without fruit for a month or AT A COUKT o f p r o b a t e , 296 612 72 of the Department of Housing what. He wants comfort control, more ” Bucher said Change held at Manchester, within and for work room. 289 458 58 rural wages. and Urban Development’s Oper- insulation, a dishwasher, a bet- the District of Manchester, on the Drive(way "Today for $16,000 you can’t There was no meat, except —ALSO— 16th day of February, 1970. Insurance, employer With recent settlements pro ation Breakthrough, which sollc- stove and so forth. some canned quail a few times Preseist, Hon. John J. Wallett, 164 245 61 find a two-bedroom frame house yj^mg even more gains, wages ited proposals for manufactured Lewis Goodkin, vice president Wednesday Search for Young People Judge. taxes, etc. **r«4V« n rtnvp IvirmiF T'rarkm IrtToriOTl ’ c and virtually no dairy products, Estate of Therese Horvath aka with a tiny living room, kitchen will keep increasing sharply. housing and has selected some ^ market research firm that The Fihn: “YIPPIE” New Camaro. Overhead and he said. Theresa Horvath, late of Manches­ 2,833 46 bathroom, no basement or ga- ter in said District, deceased. profit 1,961 , . ,. Here’s what this means for a erected as experiments in ggrves builders, said one reason The men were captured off On motion of Joseph A. Conti, Plans, ^ carpenter working in Southern new homebuilding techniques. housing costs go up is that "the the North Korean coast Jan. 23, SAINT MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 843 Mam St., Mancdiester, Connect­ 160 160 0 icut, administrator FRESH, "GRADE A' specifications ^ ^ a " fi Tvin California: Project director Alfred Perry options became standard.” 1968 and released Dec. 22 of that Manchester, Connecticut ORDERED: That three months Total ’ 14,854 21,509 46 Bank of Anienca figures pin- ,-eceived $6.33 an hour in said Breakthrough aims at coor- “Dishwashers, fireplaces, big- — WELCOME — from tho 16th day of February, point some of the reasons lor ^ggg g^ ^nn^ting management talent, ggr bedrooms and the like were year. 1970, be and the same are limited Feb. 26th. F and allowed for the creditors within rising home prices: May. Next May he will go to capital, land, product, market- added as builders in competitive which to bring in their claims —Roofing material and labor, gg ^ gg.^^ ing. labor and government, areas tried to outdo each oth- against said estate, and said ’s Turn $705 ear y 1 o $ » • ceive $6.98, and a year later his “Each focuses on Its specialty .e-r," he said. administrator is directed to give We*ve never announced a car at this time before. Ju ry' wiring, $613 public notice to the creditors to Large Eggs -Electric pay will go to $7.43—a 39 per views housing through its "-The builder led the consum- bring In their claims within said $ 1 , 1 0 0 . time allow ^ b ^ publishing a copy cent increase in four years. Ad- problems,” he said. Many q^. Then he was mouse- some newspaper But then nobody^ ever announced a car like this before. In Case Of —Painting, $640 to $919. ditionally, $1.32 an hour is paid constraints in each area trapped because all these items ving a circulation>n In said pro­ —Sewer line and connection, bate district within ten dayslays from on his behalf by the builder into attitudes rather than some- became standard with every- the date of this order and return $218 to $350. funds for health and welfare, legal or impossible. one,” said Goodkin. “Now the moke to this (xiurt of the notice Algiers Motel Some items have not risen as given. pension, vacation and holiday. Breakthrough’s technological level of exi>ectation is urireallst- JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. FLINT, Mich. (AP) — A fed­ sharply. Bathroom accessories and apprenticeship. ^oals are to develop ways of igally high. Now the builder E rose only 18 per cent, the patio 956 Main S-tree-t, Manchester LIMITATION OBDEB eral jury begins deliberating to­ John J Riley NAHB labor building housing in factories won't take a chance on not put- AT A COURT OF PROBATE, sliding glass door and screen...... 10.. specialist,' said 80 per cent of “ I® ‘‘"g *be glamor, but prices held at Manchester, within and for day the case of three police offi­ per cent and screens common today. If successful, g^e up so high he has to start the District of Manchester, on the builders constructing single 16th day of February. 1970. cers and a private guard ac­ windows 13 per cent...... , this would shorten construction cutting back on the size of the Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, cused of conspiring to assault Amidst th^e rising costs, no townhouses are not in­ time and lead to building of house. Judge. volved with labor agreements. Our Shoefique Estate of Reta C. Shea, late of and intimidate 10 persons at the aspect seems more infused o.r e/rw ag e/Z r their“ w7/s"‘are than are reproduced ."The consumer who wants h.s Manchester In said District, de- , ^ contradictory than the pnee of ^ .... under present conventional housing in the mid-$20’s will S u p e r H u g ^ Algiers Motel during Detroit’s normally influenced by the un- ^ nousmg On motion of Thomas C. Shea, means. have to compromise on location 113 Chestnut St., Manchester, Conn., Compare the new Camaro with dOL 1967 riots. Construction wages are shoot- i®" Pattern in nearby ,big ciUes...... Some systems build entire qj. accept smaller bedrooms and IS NOW FEATURING executor. If it were just an ovdinai'.v s])ortstt'i’, ORDERED: That three months any competitive car in its field. Closing arguments were made ing up so fast that a Southern ‘ Maryland” builder°pays h!s housing modules in a factory, i^wer features, from the 18th day of February, we niif?ht have inti’odueed it at theordi- Tuesday, and U.S. District California carpenter, for exam- Maryland builder pays his then transport them to the hous- Tomorrow: Constraints 1970 be and the same are limited If vou ean find one. nonunion force $1 an hour over A COMPLETE SELECTION OF nai’.v time. Judge Stephen Roth told the pie, is in the midst of receiving ing site where they are stacked cost cutting, and ailowed for the creditors within TVfo extra buckets. carpenters’ union scale for which to bring in their

i - w .J) .- a 1.1^ : “T ' il'' . \ ' " >1, I \ \ V -' ■ ' \ '■ s- \ \ 'u . MANCHESTER EVENINd HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING tHfcRALD MANCHESTEtt, CONN.| WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY >25, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN ..l ; Rockville slon are lll^lyUo base their ar­ V Itidx Invited guments on the systems techni­ Hospital Notes Opposition Building cal Imperfections; Its cost, now BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: today's FUNNY On Pool Parts estimated at least at $12 billion VtoIttnK hours aro lt;S0 to 8 for the 12-slte Safeguard sys­ p.m. .In all areas except ma­ Bids will be opened March 8, tem; and on the effect ABM de­ Stock up your fruonrl ternity where they are 8 to 4 at 11 a.m.. In the Municipal To ABM Proposals velopment might have on th Buy o html or sMo of boof I and 6 ISO to 8 p.m. Building, for filter replace­ Stmtcglc Arms Limitation from Woctom Boof Moit. ments in the Verplanck and WASHINGTON (AP) — The cally in Its propos7il to start Talks (SALT) with the Soviet Admitted rriday; Mary Zon- Saulters Swimming Pools. The NlTcon adrhlnlstration’s proposed with ;irea defense against Red Union. AH cut, wroppod and China. chuk, Hemlocks Convalescent replacements will bo for both expansion of the Safeguard mis­ But their ranks /ippcar likely quick fioxon at no oxtra | DIlUHS\‘"’i POTOMAC the main pools and the wading sile defense system is running This Is Involved in four of the Home, Rockville; Clara Rlnner, to be swelled when they seek to chorgo! FinoncO tfiraugh pools. Into a crossfire of oixposllion In five 7iddiuonai sites, those in block the start on the five addl- ; I Baxter St., Tolland; Isabella Washington stater the Mewtor Chorgo. Bleslsdeckl, South St., Rock­ The specs for the bids call for the Senate. Uonul sites. I 1 . Those who favor confining the Mlchigan-Ohio region, southern ville; Helen Morris, Crystal prices for Verplanck Pool only, for Saulters Pool only, and for ABM to defend U.S. offensive New England and the Washing Lake Rd., Tolland; Leah Ger­ 1 ^ both combined. missile bases are Joining oppo- ton, D.C., area. ber, Rt. 2, Vernon; Walter Ma- w m . "It will be a close question," Church and Gap gurka, East Main St., Rock­ fThey ask also for a price on nents solidly against any expon- SPECIALS salvage credit for the existing Sion, adding a new level of oppo- Aiken sold. ville; Russell Meacham, Crest- slUon to the proposal and But Sen. John C. Stennls, D- Topic of Panel a ridge Dr., Vernon; Lester Waite filters, pumps, motors and pip­ / Thom to ing at the two pools. prompting some senators to say Miss., chairman of the Armed Jr., Prooi>ect St., Rockville, and Robort Hohn the administration's plan faces Services Committee, said, "This Church and the Oener- THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Yvonne Tatro, Washington St., Boitt^, Mont. The specs state that the new Verplanck filter system must an uphill fl^ t. would------Vernon. Secretary of Defense Melvin easier than lost year, perhaps." Discharged Friday: Jooeidi 1970 br NCA, Int be Installed and completed by Sen. John O. Postore, D-R.I., Dessert Meeting Sun­ June IB of this year. The new R. I..aird laid out details of the day at 0 p.m.. In Woodruff Hall Benoit, Reed St., Rockville; second Safeguard phase Tues­ a 1969 Safeguard supporter, has Todoy't F U N N Y will pay $1.00 for Saulter system must be install­ of Center Congregational Gene Goehring, Hale St. Elxt., day, culling for authorization of said he thinks the program BONELESS Rockville; Marie Kenzlor, Wind- eoch "funny" used Send gogt to: ed and completed after the end Church. The event is open to Today's FUNNY, 1200 West Third S t, of the 1970 swimming season a third ABM site at the White- should be confined to the first the public. sorvUle Rd., Brood Brook; Cleveland, Ohio 4411 3. man Air Force Base, Mo., mis­ two sites. Pastore Is likely to be Christopher McMahon, Vlneta and before the beginning of the Dr. David Warren will be the 1971 season. sile base and advanced work In­ especially active in fighting ex­ Dr., Vernon; ’niomas McLain, cluding site acquisition and so- tension of the ABM to New Eng­ symposium moderator for a South Rd., EUUngton; Theresa land, Aiken said. panel discussion of "Why the called "longf lead time” compo­ Generation <3ap” and "Narrow­ Shoulder Clod Ledermon, Summit Dr., Tol­ Manchester nents for five others. A clue to the way the battle Is land, and William Gross, Vlneta I t May Be DfNiided In addition, the pbui outlined likely to develop came In the ing the Gap.” Miss Linda Rich, Dr., Vernon. Hospital Notes Sirhan Can Mingle by Laird to the Senate Armed statement by Sen. Henry M. who received a degree In child ADMITTED SATURDAY: El- Jackson, D-Wash., a senior development from the Univer­ VIsm NO HOUBSl SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) Services Committee and the de­ sity of Connecticut; and Wil­ phege, Larlvlera, Prospect St., —San Quentin prison officials fense appropriations subcom­ member of the Armed Services Rock^lle; Kathy Flori, Ward Intermediate Care Semi- liam Edwards, a student at private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m, plan to decide this week wheth­ mittee urged expansion of the (Jommlttee who was ABM floor Central Connecticut State Col­ St., Rockville; Hazel Trapp, 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- er to relax the Death Row Isola­ two initial sites. Grand Forks manager a year ago. lege, will represent one side of 2 Szarek, Maple St., Ellington; 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. tion of Sirhdn Blshara Sirhan, Air Force Base, N.D., and Jackson supported both the the "gap.” The Rev. Tolly Wil­ Spring St., Rockvlde; Barbara Pediatrics: Parents allowed sentenced to die for the murder Malmstrom Air Force Base expansion of the two initial sites liamson, chaplain at Manches­ George Wells, Haiti Dr., Tal- any time except noon-2 p.m.; of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, Mont., by adding more Sprint and inclusion of the third base ter Memorial Hospital; and the cottviUe; Dorothy Caldwell, Interceptor missiles. in Missouri. ROAST others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Associate Warden James L. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor of Swamp Rd., Coventry; Whitney Self Service: 10 a.m.>2 p.m., Park said Tuesday the prison Sen. John Sherman Cooper. He added he favors ABM pro­ Second Congregational Church, Twitched, Laurel St., Rockville'; 4 p.m.-8 p.m. administration feels Sirhan R-Ky., CO-leader of the biparti­ tection for the fourth offensive wil represent the other side Curtis La SHOW, Grand Ave., Intensive Care and Coronar.v must be kept separate from oth- san effort last year which failed missile base, Warren Air Force There will be a question and Rockville, and Raymond Vivian, Care: Immediate family only, er prisoners because "any one on a 50-50 vote to Mmlt the ABM Base, Wyo. answer period after the discus­ Vernon Ave., Rockville. anytime, limited to five m'm- of the more desperate, doomed to research, said "It ha.s already But Jackson expressed sion. lb 5 Discharged Saturday: Wendy nteo. convicts might want Jo get into been acknowledged that the sys­ "grave doubt, however, of the Robert Simmers, a deacon of Jane Llsk, Valley Falls Rd., Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- the history books as his slayer.” tem of lost year is not adequate wisdom of mo.ving now to the Center Church, Is In charge of Vernon; Marsha Miller, Rand 12:4S p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 Park added, however, that it for hard-pdnt defense” of mis­ thin anti-Chinese area defense.” the evening which will open Ave., Rockville; George Sheri­ p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and may be decided to let Sirhan at sile bases. He told newsmen there would with strawberry shortcake and dan, Elm St., Rockville; John 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. least see other Inmates. Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt., an still be plenty of time to move in coffee. Odell, BV>ur Bridges Rd., Som­ Age Limits: 16 In maternity. He said the final decision will ABM opponent last year, said this area a year from now if the Reservations are requested, ers; Lester Waite Jr., Prospect 12 In other areas, no limit in be announced, by Warden Louis he thinks the administration Chinese threat develops. and may be made by contact- BONELESS St., Rockville; Earl Maguire, self-service. fi. Nelson. faces an “uphill fight,” espe- Opponents of any ABM expan- Ing the church office. Tankerooean Rd., Vernon; Glor- ria Collins, Box Mountahi Dr,, The administration reminds Vernon; Wesley Shorts, Allan visitors that with construction Dr., Vernon; John McCarthy, under way, parking space is Vernon Garden Apts., Rock­ limited. Visitors are asked to ville; Margaret Williams, Tower bear with the hospital while the parking problem exists. eorge Washington had a tin ear. He himself admitted “I an infantry weapon once carrier by commissioned officers, to Ave., Hartford; Lucy Zwlngel- steln. Quarry St., Rockville; Al- G can neither sing one of the songs nor raise a single note convey commands to the musicians. dene Soucler, Spring St., Rock­ Patients today: 283 on any instrument to convince the unbelieving.” The Corps uses six-hole wooden fifes, hand-made, rope-ten­ ville; James Brennan, Moun­ PORK ADMITTEn) YESTERDAY: y w Despite his lack of musical ability he would have had little sioned drums and bugles, replicas of those used in Revolu­ tain St., Rockville, and Mrs. ^nsel Arnold, East Hartford; dor trouble recognizing the music played each year on his birthday tionary times. The music includes such tunes as “The World Sharon Roshka and daughter, Kendra Bauer, 57 McKinley St.; at Mount Vernon by the Fife and Drum Corps of the Honor Robin Rd., Vernon. John R. Bemklow, Storrs; Rogqr ^ '• s"-- * ' Turned Upside Down,” which the British played as they sur­ Guard Company, 3rd Infantry (The Old Guard), U.S. Army, Admitted Sunday: Ernest El­ D. Butler, 190 Abby Rd., Wap- rendered to Washington at Yorktown, “Yankee Doodle” and lis, Lawrence St., Rockville; ping; Gloria CSemsen, RBT> 4, Fort Myer, Virginia. other Revolutionary airs—all thoroughly researched before Dorothy Wnuk, Wapping Wood, Box 30, Manchester; Uonel C. The Corps dresses in exact copies of fife and drum corps they were added to tbe repertoire. Rd., Ellington; Marjorie Boor, Cyr, East Hartford; Thaddeau J ” ; - 'S 3 uniforms of the Revolutionary era—including wigs. The drum In addition to the special birthday music, the band plays at Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; San­ Czupryna, Danielson; Carolyn major wears a large fur and leather helmet, the Light Infantry many events in Washington, throughout the nation, and in dra Drasdls, Mt. Vernon Apt., M. DeaRoberts; 12 Roy Rd., PREMIUM PLUS ROAST Rockville; EUizabeth Ralston, Wapping; Mrs. Betty J. Eris- Cap, as his badge of distinction, and brandishes an espontoon, foreign countries. Kantor St., Vernon; Gertrude mann, 15 Range Hill Dr., Rock­ Lovell, Lakeview Ter., Rock- ville; Kelly A. Faenza, Rachel F vlUe; Honoria Reynolds, Maple R^.; Angelo Fain, Stafford St., EJUlngton; Doris Gadwah, Sprti«s; Robin L. Fritz, 30 WHITEWALL Rachel Rd., Manchester; Marie Ekimund St. Ibi Godin, Cfountry La., RockvlUe; Also. Charles F. Harvey, Randy Tucker, Ellington Ave., Loehr Rd., RockvlUe; Christine ^ 'V r m Rockville; YortUko Arndt, Hendrickson. 96 North St.; TIRE SALE! 1 DaUey thrcle, Rockville; Robert Douglas A. HIU, 11 Bryan Rd; North, Park West, Rockville; Mrs. Mary K. Holcomb, Hart- Bdna Wormstedt, White St., ft>rd; Usa C. Holmes, 37 Ellza- RockvUle, and Beatrice Connors, beth D r.; Stanley IhgersoU, 26 BRISKET Reed St., RockvlUe. WoodhUlRd.; Sttinley Kotik, E [ 'IST— Discharged Sunday: Dorothy Hartford; Benedict J. Kozlol, Caldwell, Swamp Rd., Coventry. Glastonbury; Frank Kundahl, 3 Juel Johnson, Taylor St., Tal- Downey Dr.; Mrs. HUda I Lo- cottvlUe; Edith Smith, Crane Blanc, Bolton; Michael R. Meis- Rd., Ellington; Joyce Agnew, ter, 6 Overlook Dr.; Dean D. Sisson Ave., Hartford; Walter MlUer Jr., 53 Mjountain Dr., Nagurka, East Main St., Rock- South Windsor; Blenvendlo vllle; Richard Janxaitufi, Cassid.y Montalvo, 52 Cooper HUl St.; Hill Rd., Coventry; Elphege WUUam W. Mundell, 14'Lawton mwM< ff Larivera, Prospect St., Rock- B^-I Mrs. Barbara J. RoUer, 48 CORNED r a vUle; John Hill, Leona Dr.. Maple St.; Mrs. Elsie Tower, (Rockville; Mrs. Margaret Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Drum major in fur and leather helmet commands musicians with his espontoon. Orous and daughter. Mountain Georglne S. Wills, 21 Phoenix St., Rockville, and Mrs. JoAnne Vernon. Coles and daughter, Rachel Rd., BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Manchester. to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharp, Admitted Monday: Clarence 184% Center St.; a daughter to Carney, Terrace Dr., RockvtfTe; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rem'bisz, ''/ o Peter Jaconski, Upper Butcher East Hartford; a daughter to :u- Mr. andl Mrs. Louis Pedneault, # 1 Rd., Rockville; Mary Swtder, 650x13 plus 1 78 r .E!T -4 Franklin Park E., RockvlUe; East Hartford; a son to Mr. and Futoma Stephanie, Park West Mrs. John Klemba, East Hart­ ■ ih ford; a daughter to Mr. and \ Dr., RockvUle; Mary Holloran, SIZE S A L E P R IC E F.E.T. Hammond St., RockvlUe; Caro­ Mrs. Lenard Engman, 5 Fern 1 . ’ St., Rockville; a son to Mr. and line Schwarm, VUlage St., Rock­ 7 0 0 x1 3 21.99 1.96 Tb ville; Robert Jenks, Tolland; Mrs. William Driggs, 96 Buck- RusseU MiUs, RockvlUe; Bar­ land Rd., Wapping; a daughter 7 7 5x14 24.99 2.17 to Mr. and Mrs. Shamus Hand-made, rope-tensioned drums are replicas of those used in Revolu tionary times. bara Morgan, O ystal Lake Rd., 8 2 5 x1 4 25.99 2.33 RockvlUe, and James Tuttle, O’SulUvan, 62 N. Elm St. DISCHARGED SATURDAY: 8 5 5x14 26.99 2.53 H EAD C U T Franklin Park W,, RockvlUe. Mrs. JuUe Faulkner, 160 Hoi- Discharged Monday: Matsuml 8 8 5x14 29.99 2.84 Galea, Scott Dr., Vernon; Sarah Uster St. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 7 7 5 x1 5 25.99 2.19 Forbes, Hartford Tpke., Vernon; PrisclUa M. McKinney, East Edna Wormstedt, White St., 8 2 5 x1 5 26.99 2.36 RockvlUe; Mary Trojan, Ham­ Windsor Hill; Mrs. H. AUce Caron, Eiast Hartford; Leona 8 5 5x15 27.99 2.57 mond St., RockvlUe; Harry i l l Lambert, Bancroft Rd., Rock­ Desmarais, 683 Hartford Rd.; 9 0 0 x1 5 30.99 2.87 Ground Chuck ville, and Gerard Caron, Main Albert Fongemle, 59B Rachel Rd.; Sean MoGann, East Hart­ 9 1 5 x1 5 31.99 2.96 St., Vernon. ford; Mrs. Marie S. Gove, Wat- rous Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Mae K. Wichmkn, 54 Brookfield St.; Hanoi Blames Mrs. Ruth E. Connelly, 37 Avon­ \ dale Rd.; Mrs. Joan M. Roara- 2 M iscarriages baugh, 96% Foster St.; Dale R. i i i l i p '.■SSfct s' -XA i i •• : -I ,.a\i , Wagner, 4 Devon Dr.; Mrs. O n U.S. Sprays Alice N. Hammar, Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; Mrs. MaJtilda Raisch, NEW TUBELESS TIRE VALVES PAHIES TOKYO (AP) North Vietnam S. River Rd., Coventry; Mrs. WHEEL BALANCING v<^ said today that chemicals al­ Evelyn C. Rowley, Amston. legedly spread by U.S. troops in Also, Mrs. Donald MaePher; 6 9 t IMSI Al I I 1) South Vietnam “have had very son and daughter, 3 Bunce Dr.; 1.49 = '5 .0 0 disastrous effects on child-bear­ Mrs. David F. Laun and daugh­ ■ • ■ AND LABOK 5 ing.” ter, Granby; Mrs. James Kelly ^ I l>LB WMl-EL ■1 W HEI LS A Hanoi’s Vietnam News Agen­ and son, 163 Pearl St.; Mrs. cy (VNA) said a resident of Ta Jeremy Jones and son, Glas. 3 .9 5 .... ^ Pang village in Tay Nlnh Prov- tonbury; Mrs. Barry Doucette I f Ince complained that his wife and daughter, 19 Brookslde HYDRAULIC VOLKSWAGEN PUSH BUTTON RADIO ri'' had a miscarriage “because of Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Michael 5-Lb. BOX toxic chemicals spread by O.S. Cfolecchl and daughter. East OUR REG. 38.99 Imperialists.’ Hartford; Mrs. Robert Cardosi Son was quoted as saying that and son, 86 Oak St., Apt. 8. OUR REG. 9.99 We ReMTve The Bight To lim it QuoaUtlM U.S. planes dumped hundreds of - barrels of.chemical polsoji” on Ribicoff Favors Setting his v illa^ last Oct. 12. after 29.99 that, he said, his wife had “vi­ Level in Lunch Plan Operates in 6 or 12 olent fits of fever and fits at de­ WASHTNG’TON (AP) — Sen. O p e ra te s in any volt VW's. Complete lirium.” j Abraham A. Riblooff, D-Oonn., position, verticle, Uniform in style of Washington’s Continental Army. Fife and Drum Corps plays\ at Mount Vernon on Washington’s blrtlj^y. He added a week later the voted ’Tuesday in favor of a j hardware and trim WESTE angle, hor/ontal. hospital which admitted I his measure to set a naUonwlde I plate for mounting. Tough uni burly wife, reported that the seven- maximum family' income for > In dash si>eaker. _ _ _ _ This Week's PICTURE s n o w by AP Newsfeatures and Army Digest. month old fetus 'i^thln |ier Jiad children participating 'in the welded. No leakage ( died. school lunch program. 1110 Sen­ greater safety. ’The agency said 10 other ate approved the standard on BEEI J I women had miscarriages "re­ a 41-40 roll call vote. sulting from chemical sprays Sen. ’Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. U was not listed In the roll call It said “the common symp­ ‘voting. SALE: WED. th r i SAT. ’The standard would allow a MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLUND TIIRNPIKE toms of poisoning by the chemi­ OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT 81 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHISTIR| . 4 cals were violent fever, hemor­ family of four a maximum $4,- 000 annual ihoome in order for EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY O pen T o m .. W od.,4 o t. UU 6 — T tan.. BH. «■ f I ! rhage and headache of the EXCEPT SAT. ’TIL 6 P.M . mothers and severe damage to a child to participate in the 11 the infants' stomach skin.” lunch program.

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A&P Sells Only “Super-Right” Quality In Manchester’s Future? C-DAP Called Pioneer Venture OVEM READY Planned Community Rising at Middletown To Involve Citizens in Plans By GL.BHBWEIX YOUNO small shopping center behind the tjiey wont to — and atand ready health and aoclol sorvlces, rec­ (Herald Beporter) The Community Devel­ barn#, an elementary school, opment Action Plan ,,(C- to help us — gfo down the same reation and culture, public safe­ (First of Two Artloies) r6ad together.” ty and tranaportatiian, educa­ and a swimming oiyd tennis club Connecticut planners aban­ Whose membership will be bpen DAP) represents a piprfeer- Merchant was given a stand­ tion, housing, and public utili­ doned their zoning and sewer to Middletown residents outside itig venture “ to involve ing ovation at the conclusion of ties and economic developnriient. problems temporarily last week the development. ’The barns are Connecticut citizens in hlB remarks. Only by hard thinking and already beginning to serve the planning: at the communi­ The conference, for towns In conceited planning lor the kinds to take a look at that portion of RIBS of BEEF the future which has estahllsh- greater community. ty level to irtiprove the C-DAP District 2 (Including oi future communlUes they de- quality of their lives, and Manchester and comprising the alre can citizens cope with the ed branch offices in Middle- 'The school system is already Capital Region), was attended muahrooming complexities ol town. under way, too. A Montess»rl- SHORT CUT is not a “big brother” at­ method nursery school occupies by delegates from about 30 of urban life, conference apaakors Members of the Connecticut tempt l)y the state to take the bam basement. Leaving the the 36 communities. emphasized. Chapter of the American In­ From First 4 Ribs Only over the planning functions grayish hub bub of the of the It was termed by DCA offi­ The Connecticut C-DAP was stitute of Planners forded mud­ of local government. dy lawns on plywood walkways main floor by way of a door de­ cials by far the best-attended seen by conference panieUatB as signated for “ UtUe people” , This was the keynote aounU- and strips of carpeting to in­ of four similar discussions o n an__ attemp to structure plan- visitors had suddenly come upon ed by John F. Merchant, dep- C-DAP held to date In various ning from* the grass roots level vestigate the beginnings of Wes­ a world of color and mlniohue uty commissioner of the De- parts of the state. —and to plan for human as well leyan Hills, a “ planned unit de­ fumlturo, and, surprisingly for partment of Community Af- Manchester, which Is In the as for land use needs. velopment,” They later teeter­ 6 p.m., a teacher and two stu­ A&P Sells Only falTO, (DCA) In on address last developing a five- Merchant said C-DAP Is the ed, figuratively, on the brink of dents, who were being tested rtlght to 200 citizens and offl- plan, was attempt at dtizen a new "think tank,” as they for admission. U.S. Gov’t Inspected dials attending a C-DAP con- represented at yesterday s pro- involvement dn long-range plan- listened to speakers from Ihe Baok on the lofty podium. ference in Windsor. _gcaro . . „ by , three, town.... officials: nation, and that the Institute for the Future, appro- Lash said that the develop­ Meats and Poultry Merchant said Ms depart- Harkins, assistant town effort Is abtraioUng conaWeilahle prlately known as “ IFF.’ ment’s designer was the ’’en­ ment “ Is partlculariy c o n ^ - m “ ;i The door of a vending ma­ FnrehaM of w K I I P PuncHASc oi> $s.eo on mow ' Pepperidge Farm gives you „ Werfk r Of Robbery chine at Manchester Motor Sales was dTscovered removed AJAX CLEANSER Pea ALUMINUM A daylight break into the 382 early this morning. There were’ 10^ to heat up and eat up. le on Lehei ALCOA WRAP E. Center St. home of Capt. no signs of forced entry, and m - George McCaughey of the Man­ it could not be determined im­ When it's wintery on the outside, PtiCI pniCK WITH 21 OX. 12"k25' chester Police Department yes­ mediately whether any money here's-nothing like plenty of hot, WITH terday netted thieves $710 in COUfOM can roH was taken. 2 ’c' COUPON bills and coins. fty soup on the inside, 1 Coupon Per Family 130 1 Coupon Per Family Capt. McCaughey, who had A pocketbook containing $63 these and see: Valid thru Sat., Fob. 29th Valid thru Sat., Feb. 29th the day off from work, had in cash was rifted and the CCDVNTRY M U SH R O O M . Slivers 1 taken his son on a day Prices effective Thursday, Feb. 26lh thru Saturday, Feb. 28th in this Community and Vicinity. trip, money taken from the victim’s returned home briefly about 2 wallet while she was waiting on of mushrooms, brown and velvety. v v p.m., and then both left the customers yesterday at a Main Simmered in a sturdy stock swizzled NABISCO CRACKERS house. Mrs. McCaughey was al­ St. store. Police said the wom­ Joy Liquid Gain so away during the afternoon, an had left her purse on a shelf wifh sauterne. Thrill Liquid 'p l t 3 9 ‘ police reported. at the rear of the building. HUNTER'S SOUP. A lusty Dash Premium Saltines When the family returned Detergent Bold Detergent burgunjdy-splashed broth with 2 2 again in late afternoon, a coin FOR TOUR PET 22 ox. C Y e 49 01.0^0 CAT collection was discovered miss­ Vernon plumplings of turkey, beef and pl.itie boK Kitty Saimon FOOD 3 49‘ ing from on upstairs bedroom. vegetables. Detergent Detergent Detergent Further investigation revealed Vo-Ag Budget MUSSELMANN’S sums of $300 and $66 in bills CHICKEN WITH WILD RICE. I 10< OFF LABEL | 13* OFF LABEL | 1 10* OFF LABEL | taken from two bankbooks, $260 Voted by Board Spunky grains of wild rice and Cherry Pie Filiing “,.777‘ In rolled coins removed from a Breeze Salvo desk drawer, and $64 also in chicken jn a broth golden with HOWAno lOHIiSON— FROZEN The Board of Education Mon­ coins, stolen from a glass day approved the projected sauterne. 14 OX. bottle. Detergent oz. 22 oz. ^ ^ C IC Detergent budget for the Vocational-Agri­ So servelsoon. Save now. And get pi's- sGO 5 5 Macaroni & Cheese Police said there was no ran­ box plastic box cultural School.^Thls estimate of 2 lb. 6 oz. 24 tableti 8 3 * ’ HELLMANN’S sacking, nor any sign of forced that nice warm feeling. pig. in pitg. entry. expenditures covers the school Tartar Sauce i::32‘ years 1970-71 and 1071-72. The Public Records regional center at Rockville Dreft Ragu Kleenex Baker’s Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Jeno’s 2 Ih. can 1.65, 3 Ih. oan 2.3S High School is partly funded by Pizza Pizza Rolls Judgment Lien the state and the budget TrS'rr SAYE10ie or mall AtYoupon Ip) Instant Coffee Coupon Redemptionipt'ipn FroK / ! Froi.n pkg. V — I Marriage LiconHe According to the figures ap­ S .;j. /■ / I ttuxBox 700. MI- Ml. Ve^i\(in,ve^iyon-Y. 10559 f Gary Flonald Bergeron, 6 proved, the total estimated cost for I0< plui JX for handlinj. Any olhar application conalllutaa Griswold St., and Jane Louise for operating the center for an 'fraud. Invoicai proving purchata of aufflclant ittKk lo cover Stevenson, Bolton, Feb. 28. expected 66 pupils Is $67,762 for coupon* praianled musl be ihown on raquatl. Failure lo do *o. may, at our option, void all coupon* *ubmltiad (or radampllon Hulldlng Permits 1970- 71 and $74,226 for 1671-72. (or whicb no proof of product* purchaitd I* *hown. U A R Housing Corp. for The estimated cost per pupil Is Uia of the mall* lo collect (or coupon* not properly redeemed /; Plaid Stamps are redeemable for color Daniel O’Connell, construction $776 for 1970-71 and $826 for will be reported to poital ineptclor* Sub|ect lo ttale and HUNTER’S SOLj; local regulation*; void If l*»ed,re*lrkled or (orblddin by law A Lil^e Plaid'Stamp can be of residence at 169 Dartmouth 1971- 72. ’The estimated grant re­ JUtY, BIIF a or If pre*enled by oulalda ggencit*. coupon broktt* or TV sets, ranges and refrigerators, eofae, Rd., $80,000. quest Is $33,210.33 for the first •fu/Ar k—if’ Ilia. 1 . . Y MUSHROtW , SOUP other* who are not retail dUtrlbutor* o( our marchandiia Linder Carlson for Manches­ year and $48,100 for the second. Pepperidge Farm, Inc., Norwalk, Conn'., U.S. A. 04I92 tents, and trips to faraway places. - ter Historical Society, alteration *•*4 Coupon expire* Feb 2g, 1071 Ca.h value. 1/20X- Oornigat^ boxes mode of (1- ; 9 1 6 of wood shed Into ^fflCE at 106 ^ nor«tA>n( IMS STORE COUPON 10« the Start of Something Big A little Plaid Stamp goes a long way. Hartford Rd., $800./ breboard are used -to traqsport J European Health Spa, tem­ more than 96 per cent ot the porary trailer office at 607 W. manufacturedriwsda in the Unit­ Middle ’Tpko., $1,000. ed States.

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•’’iMr'^iikidlBfni'ili I* iiiiiriri'iTiriiiii i1 mu i"ii ...... n '11 li i him' i ' i r f -'i n g r iiir i ...... J'l'iin ' i f" i i r / ' ~*'t'I'ii'ii i • 't-i \ ■ \ 'A ^ ^V 1 1 iir& l \ l \v"vX - I i‘' \\> \ ly mV " \ \'V ''1 \ A 'A \ \ v: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN..^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE \ ;-\x PAGE TWENTY ^ i MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 T .\_ yaar-old wife LlUanc. While Szn- “V South Windsor Hzak hlmeclf waa rencued aTter should now be extended, to six years. 'Those sold before Prostitutes Avalanche Victims Rescued; 15 mlnutc'H, hbi wife wan dug out Connecticut, Massachusetts elude federal automobiles Ribiroff Bill 1968, without imtlpollutlon de­ more than one hour later. Pan Am Happy with Jumbos; vices, are a main source of air well." Board Continues Its Review 24 Cuts Pollution pollution, Rlblcoff said. Not Jobless Couple Trapped H ours She wan placed In an oxygen Under Study for Utility Sites tenh The woman wan reported SALISBURY, Oonn. (AP) — ’"Tliere are approximately 70 LANB-lHp-VII.iIjARD, France alive, but one (Med' during the ago facility along the OonneoU- In critical condition. Northeast Utilities said today It cut River. Water there .will be Of Federal Cars million cars on the highway He GetM Added Sentence Of Proposed School Budget (AP) — French Alpine troops night. By dawn today 14 bodies In Europe is studying two sites, at Canaan stored In a. 5<4 billion gallon TWA Tries Them Out Today which were manufactured be­ A h Escaped Prisoner A S ? i® ¥ E i (Urnllniind from Page One) today rescued a Paris dentist had )>een found and police said WASHINGTON (API A bill fore 1968," he .salil. "The typical The Board of Education last In need of two more maln- in northwestern Connecticut and reservoir and used to generate erally Interested In customrs for and his wife, caught under a ho- there was virtually no hope for By MARY ELI.EN MVRENE If precedent holds true, tW a carrying more than- 16,000 pas- requiring installation of antipol­ car unfitted for pollution control BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Rich­ Friday & Sohirday, FEB. 27 & 28 at nearby Sheffield In Mnasa- one million killowatta of power nlght held the third of four plan- tenance men who would conduct "special treatments.” Display tel bed for almost 24 hours by the 16 still burled, can expect a handsome profit on .sengers. spills 406 pounds of hydrocar­ ard P. Newbegln, 23, of Wake­ U.S., France chUHctts, for location of a $186 at times of peak usage of elec­ AiiaoclatfHl Preu Writer lution devices on all government T O U A N D H IG H SC H O O L — ToNond, Coim. ned budget meetings In the high *‘*P^**" work on the various cases at Soho newsstands in on avalanche that took eight in Lons-Iv-Vlllard, eight bfrj- NEW YORK (AP) — Trans the 747 run. i’an Am spokesman said the bons and 1,576 pounds of carbon field, Mass., was sentenced million pumped-storage hydro­ tricity. ■ automobiles manufactured prior Ix>ndon still contain cards offer­ Uves. lus were found and eight wore World Airlines, Inaugurating 747 Pan American World Air­ New York-lx)iulon flights were 'Tuesday to two years in federal SPONSORED BY school library. ’The proposed ^***'*^**r*- electric plant. For the facility propoied to­ to 1968 was Introduced today by monoxide into the air each o . , . / . . But the board questioned his ing “ Oriental ballet lessons” jetliner service between Los An­ ways. which launched the 747 In from 65 to 66 per cent full, well year." prison on charges pf being an THE 'TOLLAND HlSTORICALj^SOCIETYj Inc. They were the last two listed Injured, Tete-a-Tete The announcement said a fi­ day, one location to be studied Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff, D-Conn. budget Of aupterlntendent of ^^luty to obtain Uie two work- and "French tutoring." geles and New York today, be­ commercial service between above company projections and escaped/prisoner. os missing. Nonstop snowfalls and shifting nal decision would not be made Is at Canaan Mountain in Ca­ The most successful device,! ' Rlblcoff sidd the ^federal gov­ I REFRESHMENT BAR OPEN' Schools Charles Warner, which ntien since the acquisition of Here Is a survey of the coun­ comes the second airline In New York and London Jan. 22, the 40 pei- cent payload needed ’Their calls for help were temperatures caused slides until late 1971, and In the mean­ naan, and the other is along the then could be made available ernment "Is the large.!t con.sum- U.S. Dlstrlct'court Judge Wil­ requests approximately $1 mil- laborers has been a perennial tries In Western Europe where In Session aviation history to fly the huge says the plane operated at a to operate the plane at a profit. THROUGHOUT THE SHOW heard by firemen and soldiers throughout the Alps. ’The Swiss time Northeast Utilities plans Schenob Brook area of Shef­ for all automobiles without the Cl of our resources and one of liam H. Timbers ordered the lion In additional funds for the problem. Very expressed hope prostitution flourishes: working In the wreckage at the resort of Zermatt was isolated (('ontliiiicil Irotii Page One) to consult with residents, local field. Slllln said neither project Boeing plane commercially. profit during Its first month. In addition, Pan Am 747s have the wor.st polluters of the envi­ term to be consecutive to the THIS CARD BNTI’TLES 1 or 2 PERSONS antipollution gear required by coming academic year, was he would be able to locate France — Prostitution Is not government agencies and con­ would Involve the Houaatonlc carried .some 5.000 passengers ronment. one Newbegln Is serving. New- TO PURCHASE ’TICKE’TS AT 90e EACH. Hotel Grand du Signal after when an avalanche cut the rail- the federal government on all shaved iby $16,000 in the two the necessary help and ask^ against the law but soliciting or hope for saving them had been way to the valley and hclLcop- some kind of bridge- servation groups. River, the Only major river In between New York and San "President Nixon has recog­ begin had pleaded guilty to es­ GENERAI. ADMISSION $1.00 cars manufactured since 1968, previous sessions. that, should the budget be cut maintaining a disorderly house given up. ters flew out vacationers due to head" but should be Integrated "We have pledged not to seek the area. Juan on a flve-days-a-week nized that the federal govern­ caping from the Federal Cor­ service inaugurated Feb. 7. Ribicoff said. Friday: 12 Noon - 9 P.M. C* Q / CX A $12,800 allocation to a tele- In this area, no motion >be made are. The police take a reason­ property until It becomes clear Northeast Utilities said that North Side of Viet DMZ ment must take the lead In the rectional Center at Danbury Pneumajtic hammers were return home. A sHde buried 14 In the Middle F,ast. He did not Planes were 85 per cent full. He said the average age of au­ Saturday: 12 Noon-9 P.M. (tSina ^ondfo, mDirtetor phone expense account had been to eliminate the proposed posl- ably tolerant aibtltude. Bordellos that one or the other of the preliminary plans for the Ca­ tomobiles in the Unite''- Slates is battle against pollution. This April 10. 1969. used to get through the hard skier* lu Zermatt, but 10 dug elaborate. Pan Am said. reduced to $11,800 and a $28,000 tions. (The board reduced the are closed. ’The Paris vice themselves out and the other two locations would be accept­ naan or Sheffield facility In­ packed snow to their second- The role of the Big Four—the As Seen by AP Newsman In all, it was a satisfying request for the replacement of requested amount by some $12,- squad chief says there are 2,000 (our were rescued. able from an environmental, en­ volve an underground hydroelec­ Inatructional equipment had 000, the approximate salaries to 3,000 fulltime prostitutes In floor room. The shock of the av­ United Stales, the Soviet Union, gineering and economic stand­ tric plant producing one or two fishing, but the fishermen month for Pan Am, which so far Some 16,000 tourists and vil­ Editor’s Note; The following been cut In half. The bo,srd of the two workmen, tout a prior Paris and many more part-ti­ alanche had thrown them under­ million kilowatts. “ can’t go far Into the open sea has invested $1.2 billion in Its lagers were snowbound In west Britain and France —should be point,” said Northeast Utilities dispatch was written by Daniel could see no reasonable ex- motion to add $12,000 in anti- mers. Many of them work on neath the bed, which then pro­ pr^jsldent l..,elan F. Slllln Jr. 'The company said It was because United States warships 747 program. Including $764 mil­ L E A N , DELICIOUS em Austria after heavy snow- to propose "general guidelines" De Luce, em assistant general planatlon for the $18,000 jump cipation of a cost-of-UvIng in- the Riviera during the summer, tected them. ..'Northeast Utilities Is a com­ opening engineering and public arc there to try to capture lion for purchase of 33 of the FAUILY PACK manager of the Associated DOUBLE S&H STAMPS over last year’s funding for this crease, nullified the move. ’Die and French g*lrls are often re­ Earlier In the day, two others ^ulls and numerous avalanches for a resumption of the mission' bination of four power compa­ Information offices In both com­ Press, who has been admitted to them, destroy their boats, lay Boeing Jets. Listed as missing had been found blocked road and rail communl- of Swedish Ambassador Gunnar “ The 747 represents develop­ area. original request of $200,026 was cruited for such West African nies, two In Connecticut and two munities while small teama of North Vietnam. He and his wife mines.” behind a few planks which they cation In the Tyrol and Vorarl- Jarring, the UN representative, ment of another generation of The school, cafeteria supervl- approved, cities as Dakar and Abidjan. In Massachusetts. 'They are Con­ surveyors and field englneera were given a tour of the north­ He said the administrative had pushed together to shelter berg provinces. In hopes that "some day” there condiict studies In the area. commerelal aircraft," said Rob­ Every Wednesday! PORK sor, Mrs. Carolyn Shearer, pres- Very urged the board to ac- Britain —T h e 10-year-old necticut Light & Power, Hart­ ern side of the Demilitarized program emphasizes recon­ An emergency relief center could be a "direct agreement” ert M. Weeks, Pan Am’s chief street Offenses Act has only themselves ford Electric Light, Western 'The company aald Ha plans Zone In what ,1s believed the struction. This includes main­ ented her argument for a sub- cept his request for $64,000 for set Up by the provincial govern- between Israel and the Arab pilot-on the 747 London run. “ It driven prostitution under­ Avalanches on Tuesday In Massachusttts Electric and are -based on projections that first visit to that airea by a taining full cultivation of farms sidlzatlon of school lunches. She repairs of non-instructional ment here was unable to pro- stalese. Northeast Utilities will need an is 10 years In advance of the lat­ said the school hot lunch was items. He mentioned the poor ground. Convictions in England Lans-Le-Villard and In Reckin- Holyoke Water Power Co. Western newsman. Here is a re­ wherever possible and increas­ CHOPS and Wales total 1,500-2,000 a gen, in Southwest Switzerland, vide Immediate help to many of Pompidou was momentarily Slllln admitted other power additional IMi kilowatts of peak •t est 707." for many students the only rea- conditions of flooring in Wap- port filed from North Vietnam. ing the pace of housing con­ the Isolated ■winter resorts as Interrupted during his prepared plant plans In the Northeast power output by late In the - The whale-shaped, 231-foot sonably nutritious meal of the ping Elementary School and year. In spite of all the Swing­ left 23 persona dead and 19 oth­ struction. / adverse weather conditions remarks by a scream from the have run Into opposition In re­ 1970s. plane was plagued by a series of day. If the board failed to alio- estimated coat of tiling the ing England publicity, there is ers missing. By DANIEL DE LUCE tremendous resistance to legal­ ’The biggest toll was in Rec- ruled out helicopter flights to press club balcony. An Amerl- cent years. ‘"Through dhls open, Slllln .said conservation and ON ’THE 17’TH PARALLEL, meehanical problems, however, cate the requested funds, a sig- building at roughly $12,000. But governmental agencies are be­ in its early flights between New izing brothels. When a council­ klngen where a huge snowsiide supply food and airlift tourists can university student, 18-year- public approach we hope to 2 Jeers Disrupt nlflcant jump in lunch prices the board voted for a cut to ing encouraged by Northeast North Vietnam (AP) — A huge man In Birmingham, the coun- roared Into the village at dawn out of the area. old Eve Berger of Atlantic City, avoid a crisis atmosphere,” he York and I»ndon. ’These Includ­ would be required and, accord- $36,000, deferring larger repairs Utilities to make their own In­ ■ try’s second largest city, made and burled 50 persons. At Zuers. a snowsiide hit part N. J., was pulled away by a said. crimson flag with a single gold HHH Talk In ed an overheated engine that ing to Mrs. Shearer, an equally to an unspecified time. Prlma- dependent evaluations of the two star commands the skyline of delayed the inaugural flight six such a proposal, he was shouted ’Twenty-one of the victims of the Plz Bum Hotel burying secret service man and a po- 'The company Is currently con­ signiflcant losg In student parti- vera noted, however. In' answer Jaun Szaszak. 31. and his 24- liceman. structing a similar pumped-stor- sites. the 17th Parallel. It is never Massachusetts hours. cipation in the program would to the concern shown by board down. were pulled from the snow lowered. So far, passengers appear to occur. member Vernon Peterson, that Across the rice fields of this AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — Former Vice President Hubert be taking the delays in stride. Justification for this conclu- this allocation is tentative and war-scarred valley it cein be H. Humphrey, jeered off a stage With the exception of two days, Sion cemie from a government is subject to review at a later seen for miles by North Viet­ 747 cancellations have been be­ experiment in which govern- date. namese cultivating their crops. before he could give a scheduled low average—about .6 per cent ment funds allowed a 16-cent The proposed allocation Across the Benhai river in speech, says the country is in o$ trouble when small groups can of the total passenger load, the 5 South Vietnam no one can be drop in lunch prices. A conse- $56,789 for school remodelling force their will upon the majori­ airline said. seen, but the explosions of quent 20 per cent Increase In was reduced to $39,289 when the Passengers are attended by a student participation occurred. American artillery occur fre­ ty- board decided against the In- | The outburst began as Hum­ flight crew of six pursers and A return to former levels of quently in the hazy distance. stallation of air conditioning in I phrey appeared onstage at the eight stevjardesses, who serve participation was experienced ’There is the soimd, too, of a administrative offices. ’The on­ University of Massachusetts multi-course meals. at the end of the program. helicopter aloft. Once in an hour ly room that will acquire this 35 Of ’Tuesday night to deliver a lec­ “ Service on the 707 seemed Another aspect of Mrs. aid Is the business office be­ STRAWBEBBY an invisible jet is heard. MOTT’S ture on foreign policy. better,” said Mrs. Patricia cause of a computer there l«r North Vietnamese officials Shearer’s argument involved One group of students in long 'Thurston, a U.S. Embassy em­ which fails to fimotion proper­ say the Vinh Linh area, which the reduction of Income sustain­ RidimoiKl black robes chanted "guilty, ploye, after a recent flight from ly when overheated. Preserve includes the northern part of the ed by a rise In prices. Accord­ ' Apple Sonce guilty, guilty,” apparently to ex­ London. "But generally, I Other cuts were made ar­ DMZ, is the most heavily ing to her, a flve-cent hike press their displeasure with the thought the plane was very bitrarily In Very’s segmtnt of bombed locality In the country. would reduce revenues approxi­ kNiO^^-K conviction of five persons in the good. The takeoff and landing the proposed budget. A capital In Cua ’Tung, at the mouth of were most comfortable.” mately $20,(X)0. And while a cut Chicago riot trial. in expenditures would be ex­ outlay fund was reduced from the Benhai river, the people live Pan Am said there have been Other demonstrators booed, Cooked Fish perienced , concurrently, this re- $11,000 to $10,000. Maintenance in caves dug in the damp clay of stamped and tossed paper on no major changes in 747 passen­ OCEAN SPRAY FRIEND’S ductimi would not balance fa­ services contracted by the the embankment. Cua ’Tung was the stage. ger service, although the 362- vorably with income loss. school system was allotted $16,- a favorite summer resort of ’The former vice president of­ seat plane now offers a no- M ini-Shrim p Patties t2oz.5 9 C Mrs. Shearer Indicated that 600 of the requested $18,000. Baked Pea Beans Vietnam’s last emperor, Bao fered to entertain questions smoklng compartment and a h u t i c . the price rise would cut needed A $4,000 reduction was also (M Dal. Now it consists above quiet zone In the first class sec­ ^ ^ o z. about Chicago before giving his Krunchi Fish Fiiets 6 9 C subsidization by only $6,000 but made In a material replacement ground of low mounds of rubble. prepared speech, but was tion for passengers who want to BONELESS fund, $17,600 was allotted to Trenches connect the en­ sleep. . would cost roughly 20 per cent drowned out by the demonstra­ Fried Crab Cakes 7 9 C in terms of student body par­ maintenance for this purpose. trances to the caves. Sweet po­ tors, who appeared to number Some $436 million of the $1.2 ticipation. Custodial supplies, budgeted at tatoes, manioc and banana about 250 in the crowd of some billion spent by Pan Am has LB. $20,000, managed to escape the been poured Into ground equip­ PORK CUTLETS 9S< Chairman Remold Primavera plants grow in patches at the 61,000. said that the primary function tax. ’The board approved the edge of deep bomb craters. Finally, after trying for about ment, maintenance and im­ BONELESS RIB CUT LAND O ’ of an educational facility is to amount. In one trench we passed a provement of passenger termi­ LAKES UILLER FAmtS 15 minutes, Humphrey said, O n * Pound The board deferred further wooden sign painted with white nals, the airline said. CONN. STRICTLY FRESH educate and not to fe ^ . But Lenten Seafood Specials! “ Well, that’s it,” and left the LB. SSt In Quartott discussion of the budget to to­ the bodrd, already favorably In­ letters on a black background. rostrum. Pan Am has increased its P O R K R O A ST morrow’s meeting in the high clined to the request that had In Viethamese it said, “ Long University Chancellor Oswald staff of ground service repre­ school library at 7 :30 p.m. To been reduced some $10,000 by TheTussy Live Invincible Marxism-Lenln- Tippo immediately apologized sentatives to 16 and has In­ LEAN SHOULDER Medium EGGS this date, the board has cut lUTm Mrs. Shearer, approved the TURBOT FILLET aim.” for “ the disgraceful actions of stalled a containerized cargo less than $60,000 irom the pro­ system to ease congestion. President Ho Chi Minh’s pic­ some demonstrators . . .” LB. amount along with $13,000 in posed total of $6.26 million. People! Greenland A f l c Passengers leave the plane at P O R K C H O P S 69< salaries for cafeteria employes. ture hung on red-draped walls “ I am ashamed of these dis­ High School Hearing three exits and have been able DOZEN Snow White 4 v"* of many caves above candles rupters and outraged at their JO N ES L IN K The board was less cordial A pubUc hearing on the pro­ r to claim their luggage within 30 LB. 78« 59« to a request lor $2,460 in capital CHICKENS and bouquets pf paper flowers. posed $8.8 million high school Fresh — Whole — 2!/2 to 3 lbs lack of fair play and their disre­ minutes. Most 747 travelers are "President Ho Chi Minh Lives outlay for food. .The sum was will be held this evening. It Is gard of the free speech they es­ through customs and out of the 99t For Frymg or Broiling Halibnt Steaks 89‘b Forever,’’ said a red banner LB. reduced to $1,100. scheduled for 8 in the South pouse,’,’ he said. terminal In under one hour. PORK SAUSAGE with gold letters. ' Humphrey replied that he Examination of suggested al­ Windsor High School Auditorium “ We’re not Intimidated by locations for school main­ where It will be conducted as Boston Mackerel 1^. 29u Ho Ngoc ’Thien, 32, vice chair­ wasn’t upset or angry—“ just size,” said one U.S. Customs of­ SWEET LIFE FANCY CARNATION Seven Seas Ital. or French man of the Cua ’Tung adminis­ unhappy that I couldn’t give my tenance followed the cafeteria a 'combined (unction of the ficial of the added 747 load. "We budgeting. Chief maintenance Board of Education and the trative committee, said that talk.” handled 260 passengers on the FREE 100 No. 1 Smelts 2 >• 69< F ru it man Edward Very appeared be­ Public Building Commission. since the 1968 bombing halt “ If we can’t discuss an issue DC-8. One bag or a thousand, Instant L o - C al EXTRA SAH GREEN STAMPS there have been attacks on the at a university, the citadel of fore the board to explain the it’s all the same to us.” WITH PURCHASE OF ST.H rationale behind the amovnts. Manchester Evening Herald, God Fillet 5 i. 2** village, “ with guns of navy ideas, there Is little hope for ’TWA, which has taken deliv­ Your DOUBLE C o c k t a il D ry M ilk D ressin g OR MORE AT SUPREME FOODS ’The largest request involved South Windsor correspondent, ships and artillery on the south freedom,” he said. ery of two of the 747s, will re- GuirantM of Quality H u t aad Sarra Wiih thl$ coupon. Lim it 1 pot euotomor. custodial salaries, an increase Ron KazmarckI All communica­ bank.” The former vice president ceivt its passengers at a new am) Frashnuis Fish Sticks 69^b Good Fob. 23 thru 28. of approximately gSO.OiOO over tions should be sent to him at He said an armed reconnais­ went from the university to the $20 million terminal In New rooT. Q Q ^ Not good Double wtamp days! present allocation. According the Herald, IS Blssell St., tel. I Natioiud .| lb Heat aad Sanr* sance plane fired at the village nearby Lord Jeffrey Inn where York featuring a containerized CANS"^* ^$ 1 Cut-up or Split » BSf Ocean Perch 75L iBeer fls Cig. e«eluded. S to re s June 18, 1969. About 2% months he delivered hds speech to a luggage system, moving side­ 3 3 - - 5 9 ^ to Very, the school system Is 643-2711. later, 450 shells were fired Into group of about 50 faculty mem­ walks, and its own customs fa­ r I S 3Vi lbs lb OWM the villeige. The last attack, he bers and students. cilities. ANTISEPTIC - 14 oz. - Reg. $1.19 UAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT Roasting Chickens 39 continued, occurred Jan. 13, In the talk, he called for nego­ American Airlines, which has LISTERINE IN OUR DELI. DEPT. 1970, when 13 shells struck the tiations with Communist China leased one 747 from Pan Am, 7 8 < OVEN READY village at 3 p.m. leading eventually to that coun­ will begin its 747 service March HAWAIIAN DELICIOUS LAND O’ LAKES Sliced COFFEE Ho said the principal income try’s admission to the United 2 from Los Angeles to New 4 6 oz. GROUND APPLE PIES Can AMER. CHEESE LB. of the village used to come from Nations. York. R E D P U N C H 2 9 < 7 9 <| Flust , TETLEY WEAVER SLICED <1.19 RID ROASTS Mf/tff coupon A S5.U0 purenooo. Lim it i Cut from the First 4 Ribs fnA 48 count CHUCK T E A B A G S 3 9 < CHICKEN ROLIt/ 2LH 6 9 ( Good a t Sukarno Foods Fab. 23 thru 2$ • t . Groumi Fresh Many Times Daily I Why nrst 4 Ribs? SWEET LIFE Stems & ^eces NEPCO SLICED 22 ei on 4 oz. 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4 \ . \ \ \ v\ N \ \r . MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^ MANrllERTER -rONN.. WEDNESDAY. FERRITARY 25. 1970 I%0E TWENTY-THREE PAGE TW^NTV-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1970 , x T H E I Stamps FAMll.Y-iiy lA W Y E R ■ *0 20 Adopting an Adult our In the mind’s eye, the word ’’adoption" conjures up a vision of doting parents taking possession of a gurgling infant—theirs at Inst to raise as their very own child. That is, indeed, a typical scene in an adoption court. But there . >».T • V * h\- '. ' . 7. ..M ” a r m : is another, quite different kind of ■ •►.'.’j/-'- '/-;VV ■'/ ■ ■ ' - adoption. In most stales it is just story ns lawful to adopt an adult as to adopt a child. Furthermore, in term \of legal formalities, it is even easier. SHOP-RITE’S GOVT INSPECTED GRADE A For example, it is usually not By 8TO KROXISH necessary to get the consent of the OVEN-READY TURKEYS REGULAR STYLE AP New»feature« adult’s natural parents, as it is with Did you ever hear of the a child, or to go through a waiting ‘'Minnesingers"? period before the adoption be­ No, they’re not a rock and roll comes final. RIB ROAST group of girls wearing abbrevi­ Why would anybody want to TOM TURKEYS ated skirts, and they’re not a bunch of midgets singing in a tidopl an adult? Obviously,Jl is not to “raise" him. In most cases, the General Merchandise sideshow. ■3 Minnesingers were singers of purpose is simply to make him the r heir of the adopting parent or SHOP RITE WAFFLE WF AVi lyric prctry in Germany during parents. the 12th and 13th century. ’Their Cotton Dish Cloths mlnnesongs were based on lo\e In fad. the procedure has been poems from a knight to his lady attacked for just that reason. In €3 S i ’'VHlHi fair during that period. ’The one case a childless old man adopt­ r S p'<9 ' 7 9 ' 2 ed three of his relatives, each one 3 9 s word ‘‘mlnne’’ means love. 2 The Federal Republic of Ger­ middle-aged. After the man died, 18-22 lbs. many now has issued a new set several other relatives went to Health & Beauty Aids court to challenge the adoption. IHOF RITE CONTINUOUS ACTION of stamps honoring the minne­ “There is nothing humanitarian singers a part of it 1970 Youth about the whole thing,” they ar- Cold Capsules 1 2 X 59^ Stamps, reports the World Wide ■gued. "It is merely a device to «mv PAY MORir 'U.S.D.A. Government Graded Choice Steer Beef!’* Philatelic Agency. West Ger­ cut us out of the estate leaving Shop-Rite Hair Spray many will issue four stamps and f these three as the only heirs." OANORUPF SHAMPOO West Berlin will issue four But the court ruled that even Head & Shoulders r '•■'iHh':'' REGULAR stamp. All eight have different ^ if this was true, it did not invali­ j 5 designs which depict scenes COUONSVRUP date the adoption. 5 found in the love poetry. "This motive,” said the court, Vicks Formula ”44” ftoast The stamps of thf minne­ "is a perfectly proper one.” 11c Of P LABEL Steak singers are available at your GROUND e A c Nevertheless, critics fear that the Lavoris Mouthwash local stamp dealer or stamp mere possibility of an adult adop­ WHY PAY MOREr department. tion may lend encouragement to a««*^ee eea fortune hunters. In another case, UMeu ^ y BEEF The United Nations Postal Ad­ a widower adopted his youthful ministration has announced it housekeeper just before he died. Frozen Food Savings has released a new color film This meant she could share in the r about U.N. stamps soon to be man’s estate .along with his natural An VAHII III S 1 V ...... : .... v ..V V. shown on TV throughout the children. $ 1 country. The film is entitled But in a court hearing, the chil­ Cool N’ Creamy ^ OAUFOBiNlA "International Zone—Messen­ dren pointed out that the young 0»iS[^nia Chuck Steak gers of Peace." It takes the woman had also been their father’s Chuck Roost Boneless Chuck viewer on an armchair tour in­ mistress, that he had become men­ Birdseye Puddinjj,s 5 9 ‘ Chuck Fillet Steaks side the United Nations and in­ NOTCH tally infirm, and. that she had oerroefree , m Pot cludes a meeting of the Stamp wielded excessive power over him. TOP COOL N’CREAWY WITH BIRDSEYE Bonaiasi Chuck Design Committee, a talk with The court thereupon decided the Cool Whip stamp artists who design the is­ adoption was null and void. The Roast IHOP-RtTE 'ORAOE A” "MIX A MATCH” CORN. sues and a closeup of the fa­ judge said an adult adoption, used MIXED VEOETABUS. PtAS 4 CARROTS er mous Chagall window, which as a substitute for a will, should— was the first piece of artwork at like a will—be free of undue in­ Shop-Rite Peas the United Nations to be repro­ WHY PAYMORST fluence. SWEET JUICY VINE RIPE duced on a U.N. stamp. Also An American Bar Association pub­ Tree Tavern Pizza seen will be a trip to Geneva, SHOP CHERRY or APPLE DANISH CHOCOUTE/ Tomatoes lic service feature by Will Bernard. Switzerland, for a glimpse of 8ANANJV0RAN0B/DEVILS POOD WASHED CLEAN keeps © 1970 American Bar Association the EJuropean headquarters. Watch your local listings for Sara Lee Cake Sale Fresh Spinach F further information. ALL VARIETIES Temple Oranges emSP-AWE ^ Swanson Meat Pies F IDP NOICH McIntosh Apples 3 ^ 39^ According to STAMPS maga­ BOY SCOUT zine, early semi-postals of the Appetizer Dept. WHYPAYMORET I A Netherlands are. more difficult Notes and News ,VH I f*A > hChicory or Escarole iw.19^ to find in that country than in I CIJNKIST the United States. Dutch dealers (or Hie oreo's Pack lU NEPCO are constantly looking for these ‘ Navel Oranges 10 59^ issues. One set mentioned, and Cub Scout Pack 112 held Ita Bologna 79 #12 39 being sought in the Netherlands, Blue and Gold Banquet and is the 1932 set of four values pack meet recently at Wash­ E OOBANDO’S AX3. CASING showing pictures of Dutch tour­ ington School. Mrs! Joseph E ist attractions. Christine was In charge of the Gonoa Salami V, lb. W C Everything is Priced Right at Shop-Rite! Why Pay More? banquet. Den mothers received PLYMOUTH ROCK Greece has issued six new appreciation awards from Ar­ stamps featuring mosaic ail. thur B. Raymond, cubmaater. Spiced Ham ib79^ A TTie 210 lepta depicts the Angel Dinner guests were Anthony Deli Dept. of the Annunciation from a cu­ SI0R[-WID[ Bafano, committee chairman; pola vault of the Church at Mrs. Ruth Breiman, Institution­ Al L Mi A I or Al 1 Hi i i Daphni. The 1 drachma shows a al representative; Walter Roth, mosaic from the House of the DOWN! Washington Scfiool principal; Oscar Mayer , n, Dolphin at Delos. The 1.50 dr il­ Mrs. Arthur Raymond, Wash­ Franks lustrates the Holy Ghost mosaic [VERYDAY ington School I^A president; 79 J in Pentacost Monastery of Ho- and Anthony Maulicci, school sios Loukas in Boetia. ’The 2 dr custodian. »EO. or THICK has the Hunter, a detail from Only Top No.tch can do this because ONLY TOP NOTCH SELLS FOOD AT Several cub scouts received the Lion Hunt mosaic of ancient Colonial Bacon lb. pkg. 99c Penna. The 5 dr pictures a mo­ THE AREA'S LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP! awards, including Mark Ray­ saic detail from the Church of mond, wolf badge, gold arrow C A N N tD St. George at Salonica. 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"I am- Quart Basket istm mm siM eager to pursue the job at hand.” Fresh strawberry shortcake or fresh TTie Incumbent Democratic strawberries crushed over Caterer's mmfifimmfmmmri state senator Indicated that he Kitchen ice cream for a special Bread would Immediately start to formulate a campaign commit­ sundae . . . our special dessert tee and make plans lor another treats that will brighten up a Lenten energeUc campaign, following February winter time meal. Favorite! Star-Kist his nomination at the Demo­ or Stop & Shop Solid cratic caucus this Summer. He is seeking a second term in the legislature. Add beauty to your home! Celery Hearts White Tuna “ After all, there are 18 towns Sen. Robert Houley From California and close to 40,000 electors to contact,” he explained, "And campaign, discussing the Issues $ 1 stuffed with cottage cheese . . . a low calorie snack for those With this coupon and a $5 purchase. a candidate cannot get elected present and future.” 4 9 Coupon good thru Sat., Feb. 28th. unless ho Is willing to work “ 1 that the over-all Demo- Rubber Plants dieters. M cratlc record of governing our Stop & Shop Individually Wrapped Sliced stop & Shop 12 oz Lemon or 12Vj oz Raspberry Limit one can per coupon per customer. ' , , , , state Is a good one,” he ailded. Promising to meet ^ u e s ., 2 American Cheese pk| 39^ Fresh Danish Pastry 2 head on, Houley stated ‘ Voters ^ „ of today want to know how can- ..B e in g your Senator has glv- Linda Carbonetto, Canada’s Figure Skating cham­ dldates think. . . more and more gp-eat sense of accom- pion, took up skating to correct weak ankles and they are seeking out candidates piishment," Houley stated, ease leg pain caused by learning to walk asi too that can and do arrive at In- promising "I will work hard to dependent decisions, free from returned to the 1971-72 8en- early an age. the pressure of lobbyists or ^te chambers.” vested Interest groups." Houley has received the en- If you’ve been mini-pricing*since the beginning. . . you’re You’re ahead in quality, maxi-men service and ahead Houley cited his record as re- dorsement of the Tolland Dem- Figure Skating Champion flectlng this attitude. "It is my ocratlc Town Committee and the 5 belief that I did a good Job as personal endorsement of Its state senator represenUng the chairman, Charles Thifault. Swapped Braces for Blades people of this district," he told No other Democrats have ex­ county Democratic leaders In a pressed Interest In the post and By ARL.EEN ABRAHAMS ateur sports in the United States letter last week. the Republicans of the county AP Newsfeatures Writer and Canada. Houley cited 100 per cent at- have remained quiet regarding "As a member of the Interna­ Reigning Canadian National tendance at all sessions of the possible candidates to oppose tional Figure Skating team legislature. "EJach decision was Houley. Figure Skating champion Linda which toured Europe and the critically evaluated and every .Possible Republican candi- Carbonetto couldn’t be happier Iron Curtain countries last year, vote was carefully cast,” he dates might be former State about her career on Ice. But the I saw firsthand the tremendous stated. Sen. Andrew Repko of WtUlng- advantages the Iron Chirtain excepUonally pretty 20-year-old "Well over 6,000 individual ton or John Powers of Mans- athletes have. There, if a child letters were received and a de- field. miss, who is making her profes- shows promise, he is given free tailed and a personal reply Steele Announcement siCHial debut in this year's Ice Instruction, free ice time and made, according to the State Republican 2nd District Oon-, Capades, doesn't want any child encouraged to continue,” Linda Fivi nan ihiid in fMd sn iiis! Senator. "Every telephone call gresslonal hopeful Robert Steele she might have to set his or her says. from constituents was accepted of Vernon will make his formal sights on a skating career. "I’m fortunate because my or returned if I was not avail- announcement of Intentions to- "Though the decision to skate parents were able to afford the able at the time o< the call." morrow morning in Colchester, compeUtlvely was all mine—my Several thousand dollars a year Mini-pricing® saves you money! In his letter to the Democratic not today as reported In the parents were the ones who kept necessary to pay for my train­ leaders, Houley predicted the Herald yesterday. asking me if 1 wanted to quit—I ing, lessons, ice time, outfits. 1970 election year will be “ the He is expected to announce always wonder what it would But consider the boy I skated greatetk challenge our Demo- his intention to seek the Re- have been like to have experi­ with last year. From 5:30 a.m, Mansion Inn Coffee on these frozen specials! cratlc party has had in more publican nomination for the 2nd enced a normal, typical child­ to 4 p.m. we were up practic­ At Stop & Shop you can always find than a decade. If I am the District Congressional seat pres- hood without the competitions, ing; then he had to go to work your everyday staples at low, low nominee for senate, I will wage ently held by Democrat William the heartaches and the frustra­ in a department store to earn prices ,to help you stretch your lb rQ c another agressive and active St. Onge. tion,'' said Linda with a wistful money to help defray some of budget. Buy a couple of extra cans emile. his expenses. at this price. £lven if Linda htidn’t personal­ "So many kids who’ve almost Bolton ly chosen an ice-skating career, made U have had to quit be­ F it’s doubtful her childhood and cause they can’t afford to con­ Shbb adolescence could ever be de­ tinue. After sacrificing so much Paul Brown^ Chairman^ scribed as “ typical.’ ’ to get to a certain point, it cer­ Kleenex Dinner Napkins Linda's father is a Canadian tainly seems a shame, doesn’t diplomat and frequent moves it?” she asks sympathetically. cllnfllne napkins In lovdy Each can makes 1 Vz quarts! Quits Board of Finance were part of his Job. (Currently We reserve the right otMrltd cotort to compl»m#n4 your to limit quantities dooor. You’ll wont to ndvt on oxtra he is based in Ottawa as Ciana- I------1 box lor thOM tptclol company din- In a surprise acUon, Paul that rather than being in dire da's Consul for External Af­ ntrt. 2 4 9 * Brown, chairman of the Board need of volunteers the service fairs.) Linda, her brother Bar­ Decision Delayed of Finance, resigned last night is seeking supplemental help be- ry, now 17 and a competition On Teacher Who fronqthe board. He said he was cause of an injury to one volun- skier, and her parents "lived ' m IE A TS ' rcsjgning for personal reasons, teer and a change of Job for everywhere from Rome to San Refused Pledge Banquet Brown asked the Board to ap- another, Francisco" including London, S tatler Jumbo Towels point William Riley (present He said volunteers maiy Paris, Germany, Detroit. ^ LITCHFIELD, Conn. (AP) — vice chairman) to succeed him. choose the hours they would "It was very lonely to keep Superior Court Judge John A. Wonderful to wipe up all those The board will take action on prefer to be called for coverage moving. It was particularly up­ spills. A good time to stock up for 189 count Meats in Gravy the chairman at Its next meet- and that all are trained in first Speziale delayed court argu­ Our pork is cut from leaner, younger U.S. Government inspected porkers. roll setting as a child to make ments for two weeks Tuesday those spring cleaning chores. 2 9 Beef, Salisbury Steak or Ing. aid courses. Persons intereeted friends only to leave them be­ in the case of a Roxbury school Then trimmed as close as proper cooking will allow, and packaged in Brown began his chairman- are asked to call Mohile sifter hind a year or two later,” re­ Chicken a-la-king teacher suspended for refusing white foam trays, freezer ready. Pork is rich in nutrition, high in flavor ship following the spring elec- 6 p.m. calls the diminutive blonde. to recite the Pledge of Allegi­ and low in price. Who could ask for anything more? f ------Uons. He was first elected to the Orange Books "Nowadays, of course, there’s ance. board for a two-year term, 1966- -phe Bolton Grange added six no problem about making 1967, and then was re-elected new books to the Adella N. frlencfa, even though with the Speziale put off arg;uments af­ ter an attorney for the school • Miss Breck Hair Spray for a six-year term, 1967-19T1. Loomis Memorial Book Shelf Ice Capades I’m still leading a Brown is a Democrat and works week. Miss Loomis was Bol- nomadic type of life,” adds the board questioned whether the Your hair stays iust the way for United Aircraft. ton librarian for more than 60 vivacious Linda. “ There’s such court has jurisdiction at this . you want when you use Breck time. hair spray. Keep an extra can 13 oz C Q c Riley who is expected to sue- years. The library began In her a great group in the show Itself in the glove compartment for ceed Brown has served as chair- home and, between 1916 and you make friends wherever Mrs. Clinton Hanover was sus­ those last minute fixin’s. man before suid is a RepUblioak. and 1943, occupied the room now you go.” pended Feb. 10 for “ insubordi-' The board voted to table a aervlng as the Town Clerk’s Of- She does complain that it’s nation” after refusing to lead 250 count bottle 3 9 * request from the Public BuUd- fice in the then newly built Com­ terribly difficult to have a spe­ her seventh- and eight-grade Bradloas Aspirin Pork Chops 11 OZ ing Commission. In a letter to munlty Hall. The new books cial boyfriend. "How can you class at Booth Free School in Chicken, Beef, Turkey, the Board the PBC asked that ^re: Hansen, Witchcraft at expect someone to follow you all reciting the pledge. She said at pkg over?” she asks. That’s why she the time that she could not re­ Meat Loaf or Salisbury Steak a half mill allocated for town Salem; Lorant, The Glorious says she tries not to get in­ cite the words of the pledge Our Best Lean Scott Placemafs park development be earmark- Burden; Mitchell, It’s an Old volved romantically. "liberty and justice for all,” be­ ed for a building. The building Pennsylvania Custom; Sander.^ Leg braces, which she wore at cause she feels minority groups Assorted varieties CLAM PLATTER 14 oz has been requested by the Park son; This Treasured Land; Wal- 10 oz package and Recreation Commissions. jg|.^ Saratoga: Sc^a of an Im- age 3, also distinguished Linda in the United States do not have Choose your Center Cuts Toast ’Em Fop Ups 6V2 oz package Sara Lee ^ 'C a k e package from her playmates. ” I began liberty and justice. Taste 0' Sea The board asked for a com- pious Era, and Young, An In- to walk at too early an age—D A legal defense fund set up family*s favorite! Served plain or fancy . . , pork chops POLLACK FISH FILLETS plete report from the Park and troductlon to the Archaeology are delicious. You can pan fry them Stop & Shop Salad Dressing Japanese, Bavarian, Spanish, 10 oz months—before my legs could for the teacher last weekend en­ Mexican or Danish Vegetobles pkg | Taste 0' Sea 1-lb package Recreation Commissions before ^nd History of the Connecticut support me adequately,” she ex­ listed pledges of support from plain, fry with apples or pineapples, Fireside Birds Eye making a decision. They also Indian, bread them, serve stuffed, or bake Sweetie Pie 10 oz asked for a long term plan for plained. “ To eaise the pain and 25 persons, including Pulitzer Marshmallow Dakes PRECOOKED SHRIMP Frozen Nursery Appllcation in sour cream or tomato soup for a pkgs the park and how the building to give my legs a chance to de­ Prize winners Arthur Miller and different dinner. 6 oz package Strawberries stop a Shop brand 3 Bolton Cooperative Nursery Taste 0' Sea will fit into that plan. velop properly—I was walking William Styron. The playwright registration applications will be Sausage Sale! The board also asked for a on my ankles—the doctors put Buy as many and author are both residents >4 , * . __K., out on March 1. The ap- braces on my legs. I wore them of Roxbury; U.S, Government Inspected Lean, Young Pork! as you llkel Start yonr sell -.^Xs Town Treasurer regarding , ithe '5 : pi'"-"” - b. obuinM b. a year and to further strengthen Superior Court Judge John A. Countryfine brand ssr Chainnan Pure Pork Sausage Cameo stainless balance left in the Park and my legs I did ex^cises and took Speziale heard brief preliminary One of America’s Rigby Graham of French dancing lessons, which I didn’t arguments by attorneys for the , Sculptured Recreation Commissions’ bud­ M b Roll finesti Full color like at all,” notes Linda, wrink­ teacher and the. Shepaug 'Valley get. ling her nose. Perri'^Sausage Meat Pure Pork In other business the boeurd Bulletin Board Regional School Board Tuesday Tableware The town basketball program By age 8 she was able to walk at a hearing in which the school lllMBtralod was advised of errors made in Primo Brand has been canceled for this week. without pain. But because her board was supposed to “ show tax assessment In October 1968. 2 legs and ankles were abnormal­ Italian Sausage Pure Pork World Marilyn Moonan, tax collector The Pilgrim Fellowship of the cause” why it should be al­ 1 0 ‘ 1 0 said that taxes, governed by the Congregational Church will ly weak, lee skating was pre­ Shoulder Pork Loin lowed to suspend Mrs. Hanover. Reg. or Fresh Pork state freezing taxes for the el- sponsor a dance at the church scribed as a corrective measure. School board attorney Walter Hot & Sagey Combination Encyclopedia Linda was enrolled in a group Parks Sausage Meat M b Roll Scotties Facial Tissue derly, had been incorrectly col- tonight from 7:30 to 11:80. The Pickett said Mrs. Hanover had Just sprinkle with salt and 7 rib roast and chops . . . a Featured piece Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine class in London, where her fath­ not exhausted steps or remedies culated. Mrs. Moonan aald that t>*nd will be the "Noatalglc Tu- pepper, bake at 350°, 3f thrifty versatile package tc Qf the week Introductory 200 Count Pkg er was based at the time. Her minutes to the pound. You’ll Soft Corn Oil— l ib pkg about 48 people and approxl- open to her before going to Offer With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. classmates were polio victims Carando Pepperoni have the tastiest meal your plan several menus. A good mately 1800 are Involved in The Board of Selectmen will court, and he said she had not 3-pc. Serving Set Volume 1 Coupon go<^ thru Sat., Feb. 28th. Coupon goed thru Sat., Feb. 28th. who also were taking .skating as called for a school board hear­ fa m ily w ill rave about. A value for your budget frcim Limit one package per coupon per customer. these errors. meet tonight In the Town of- therapy. Eltgont bru»h-flnl>h*4 to- Limit one package per coupon per customer. ing on the suspension. bride’s special. 5 to 7 lbs. Stop & Shop’s maxl-men. bltwort. Sugar (po on, The errors come mostly from offices. There will be a voter- Back in Canada, Linda start­ trcod tobfespoon and C o vtrt 15,000 school sub|ects, over the tax assessment not being making session from 8 to 8. Her attorney, Bernadette Coo- >tt*rknlft. aW MW MiM'l’.l (j S to p eS h ^ W'l'Nilmw'l# ItlStopcShop 5 ed taking private lessons and ul­ maraswamy of Sharon, claimed e 4.2 million words. Low mInLprIct. broken down correctly. Under Conservation slides will be timately entered minor competl- that a hearing of the school the state's frozen tax policy shown by James Laldlaw of tUms. It wasn't until after she Volume # 7 available board had been held on the Pork Loin Roast H 68is Loin Roast m M m m they will reimburse the town Coventry at St. George’s Epla- had graduated from high school C a te w L S this week $1.99 m question and the court hearing the difference of the frozen tax copal Church tonight at 8. The in San Francisco, however, that and the acluol tax assessment slide presentation, entitled she turned all her attention to was the only possible remedy at tihs time. Fresh Hams for Roasting * " 69 ib ' only on the )iouse and the house "Vanishing Connecticut," la capturing the Canadian figure- for lot. The town, however, has fig- part of the" Church’s Lenten The judge said the attorneys Custard Puddings 3 fo. *1 skating championship. Plain, Bread, Rice, Grapenut . . . 14 oz package ured the tuxes on the house, the Film Festival. The petite young woman who should file legal briefs on the Good Housekeeping’s house lot, the qutbutldtngs and question by March 6 and return There will be k meeting of candidly says, "I don't like to Pork Cutiets 98fb Pork Butts Maxwell flouse Coffee the land the Conservation Commission do anything I’m not good at . . . to his court for a hearing on Hills Bros. Coffee Mrs. Moonan said z!?, tomorrow at 8 In the 'town of- I’m/too critical of myself . . . If the jurisdiction question March lnstar‘it 10 oz Jar contacted the Town Counsel and iWeat loaf " S r *1.49 15 FABULOUS COOKBOOKS 2-lbCaf fices. ; u - ' I want to do anything I want to' 10. y Save this Week on these two-pound pk^s With this coupon and a $5 purchase. he will look Into the possibility lb With this coupon and a $5 purchase. There will be a " meeting of be the best,” a^chleved her goal A. Fresh Spare Ribs 79l Coupon gooid thru Sat., Feb. 28th. Coupon gooid thru Sat., Feb. 28th. of re-tajdng those who have been This Week Book No. 7 the Bolton Economic Develop­ In short order. Representing Limit one can per coupon per customer. Limit one |ar per coupon per customer. improperly taxed. ment Committee at 8 on Thurs­ Canada last year in the winter Rainy Problems Available . . . "Soups, Salads The Board ratified the action ea day In the Community Hall fire­ Olympics, she set an Olympic Make Stop & Shop Lenten Headquarters! and Sandwiches" to transfer $11,524.78 from Re­ LIMA, Peru (AP) — It almost place room. The BEDC will record for advancing 13 places never rains in Lima, and when demption of Temporary Loans ... ^ of in a single competition. Then it does the rainfall is light. Account to New Elementary *’*®®t with representatives the Connecticut Development she returned to Canada and won Nonetheless, even the slightest Impoiieil Fillet of Solo Mini-Priced 7 9 ^ ib Joy Wisk Ivory Snow School Notes Account. This ac the national skating crown. downpour aimost immediately Oxydol Thrill Mrs. Filbert's Coldwater All Fluffy All Rinso Surf lion was taken at on ImpTonitu Commission to discuss town ds- Ultimately Linda hopes either bottles up automobile traffic. Try a shrimp salad Liqui(j Detergent Detergent Liqui(d Detergent Soft Whipped Margiirlhe Liquid Detergent Soap Powder meetlng with the Board of velopment. to go to college and take up so­ The reason; Thieves steal all Dooked Shrimp half pound 79^ Laundry Detergent Laundry Detergent Color Bleach 15' Off Label Selectmen and* the town troasur- The Bolton High School Jun- or on Feb. II. lor Class will sponsor a "Pow- ciology or go into bt^iness windshield wipers found on 12 oz 2 2 * 1 pint, 6 oz 5 9 ^ 4® oH label 2 0 ^ 3-lb, 1 oz 3 lb, 2 o z 1 pint A O t bottle The'Vernon Volunteer Asnbu- basketbslU gams Sat- J somewhere in the world of cars, so owners keep them Heptane Dlafn Dasino 11 oz pkg 79* 36^ bottle M b pkg tte 8 3 * s; 83^ pkg 83^ pkg 68* bottle 83* sports. She’s particularly keen locked up inside the car, where lance Cbrps is seeking more urdoy at 8 In the high school on improving the facilities and they do no good in a sudden daytime volunteers. David Mo- gym. The Junior girls will play quality of skating and other am­ rain. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. hlle, captain of the corps, notsd the Junior boys.

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Her matemni grandpar­ were in agreement on several ents are Mr. and Mrs. August BacchlocM, 32 West St.. Btaf- foid Springe. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. nnd Mre. Issues. Duffey was alone In crit­ Each week. The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to icism of the third candidate for BvereUt OoUlna, 126 W. Main St., Rockville. She hae a ulster, Uaa. you In the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking the party nomination, Incumbent ♦ *1 • »i * Sen. 'lYiomas J. Dodd. Whitman, Jeffrey Scott, son of Thomas Sr. and Onrlene and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. Both Marcus and Duffey MlVllle Whitman, 1238 Hartford Tpkc., Rockville. He was bom spoke In opposition to the war Fob. 9 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ In Vietnam, both criticised Pres­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mtvtlle, Torry Ret., Tolland, His ident Nixon's handling of the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Le^le Whitman, Old at the Parkade ...... Suburban .... Burr Corner Plaza Main Street economy, and each felt U.S. Clr- Stafford Rd., Tolland. He has a brother, Hiomas Jr. ctilt Court Judge O. Harrold '* *1 « For Smart Frame* Spring Has Sprung at Harvey’s Ulseaunt Again! Everything's at Fairway Carswell Is not worthy of a seat Fagan, Todd Michael, son of Michael and Sharon Pierce Long, Lean Knit See FOWLER OPTICIANS at PANDORA’S BOX, Bolton HARVEY'S at Burr Comers m Patrick Day party la on the U.S. Supreme Court. Fagan, 55B Rachel Rd., Manchester. He was bom Feb. 9 at the Parkade (Kings section) for Duffey said he la running as Rockville General Hospital, His maternal grandparents are Notch Shopping Plaza. New features famous name dresses ^ fun—FAIRWAY, Main smart frames and contact lens­ spring dresses are arriving dally and sportswear at discount gj| things you need a Democrat, not an Issue can­ Mr. and Mrs. Altort Pierce Jr., Englewood Trail, Coventry. Hts es. Prescriptions accurately —come In and see famous label prices . . . but right now you —plates, napkins ,eut outs and didate, and declared he Is ap­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fagan, Twin filled by licensed opticians. pealing to the mass of voters 11U 1 n s BY i IliE lL ll Hills br., Coventry. women’.* wear at fabul.ius .sa/- can save again because I^ R - Hollies' Open Thurs., Fri, till Open dally 9:3<«:30, Thursday VEY’S is giving an additional g _ ' who are "turned off, turned e • *. Ings! Open Fri. till 9 p.m. till 9 p.m. Phone 049-5672. discount during Winter Clear­ down slid turned away." Fusick, Michael Richard, .son of Frank and Sandra Mur­ ance Sales. Open dally till 9 Marcus said he feels the Make a gift apron with a To make good haMied brown ray Fuslck. 11 Grandview Circle, Storrs. He was bom Feb. 4 p.m. state’s voters want a candidate at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are To have a really outotandlng built-in finger towel. Use fring­ potatoes, allow them to fry over "who Is not married to the mis­ Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. His pa­ table, tint one of your old white ed turkiah towels, which come low heat without stirring until In many colors. Cut off one nicely browned on the bottom. takes of the past." ternal grandmother Is Mrs. V. Markowskl, 416 School St., Cov­ linen tableoloftha a delecate col­ A wall panel of glass block BONELESS entry. or either to maitx* or harmon­ fringed end of the towel and Then oarefidly turn them with Marcus said State Democratic CUP THESE VALUABLE COUPONS brightens a dark closet and pro­ Chairman John Bailey will not ize with your china. use It to trim the pocket. Stitch spatula and continue cooking decide who gets the Senate nom­ With this coupon and purchnst of • Martin, Oretchon Lynn, daughter of Tyron and Mary Ea.sy to slip-into, ea-sy to the raw cut edge into the waist­ vides daylight to help keep until the other side Is browned. launder . . . a trim apron band seam of the apron. moths away from clothing. ination. The delegates to the MIX OR MATCH 1-pkg. GRAND FIRST QUALITY Rlckes Martin, Minor Hill Rd., Rockville. She was bom Feb. SHOUUGR STEAK with hi as-tape edging. Even when placed In an Inter­ Mini's or MaxI'sT June S6-27 convention In Hart­ 4 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is 8395 with I'lioTO-ouinE in Mrs. Persts Rlckes, Klngkbury Ave. Ext., Tolland. Her pater­ Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Stock Quotes ior wall, glass block borrows ford will be In command and FRESH LEAN Sizes . . . Small (8-10), BERN'IE’s TV and APPLI- The hit fartitons tor Spring are PANTY nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin, Eaton SPAIN and STARKLE, Inc., Wghft from the adjoining room. "will prove I’m right,” Marcus Medium (12-14) and ANCElfl at the Parkade is fea­ now arriving at HOUSE 8c Rd., Tolland. She has a sister, Valerie, 4; and a brother, Jef­ Large (16-18). Medium Rit. 83 Vernon Professional said. turing Kitchen Aid Dishwashers HALE, downtown Main St. See HOSE frey, 1%. Size . . . I'A yards of Bldg, have the laitest EDecAronic Duffey accused President Nix­ D eU cN iS ate —Built-In and Portable nvodels Opening Special the latest in minis or maxi on of "double talk” In calling pmcis IfFICTIVI TH«U SAT.. Fli. Jilh 39-inch. Price Information equipment. HOMIB TOWN CLEANERS of dresses and pant suits! Open 8R0UND CKUGK LIMIT O N I COUPON P l« CUSTOMIB. SEND 6S6 In coins for tacli pat- are now on display In new dk- Beverage Jr., John William, son of John Sr. and Eliza­ For inabat quotes from N.Y. for an end to foreign entangle­ torn to includo first-class malilnf. clting decorator colors. See Burr Ootners have the lowest Thurs. till 9 p.m. ments while engaging In an CHICKEN OF THE SEA-IN W ATER SHOULDER beth Knapp Beverage, Birch Rd., RED 2, Rockville. He was Asnerijaan exchanges, OTC or prices In town In professional Sue Barnett, Manchester BERIMIE’s complete selection- mutual funds call 648-1106 or arms buildup In Laos. Marcus bom Feb. 9 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. open daily 9-9. diy cleaning. They feature Coin- Make rolls In a hiin^ with hot parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Knapp, Blast Alstead, N.H. His OF AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK, 876-0709. op dry cleaning machines. said American forces should be With this coupon nnd purchase ol ^ N.Y. 10036. roll mix. Place dough In a lOxDx- Solid W hite Tuna pateriial grandmother is Mrs. Theodore Beverage Sr., 3 Park Opening special is an 8 Ib. load withdrawn from Vietnam o be­ S-lb. 4-ez. pkg. — Deal Labal Print Hime, Address with ZIP 2-dndi pan and let rise. When cause of "our national inter­ St., Stafford Springs. CODE, Stylo Number and Site. For an unusual planter that for »1.60. Also 4 men’s shirts for ready for oven. Instead-of shap­ • «i * Send 50^, add 15d for ests.” $ a n f i lONtLESS ARMOUR STAR (VAC. PACK) , ,, Around Town costs very little, take an Inter­ $1. Hurry In or phone 647-1903. ing individually. Just slip sharp A JA X LAUNDRY ’Andrews, Scott Reid, son of Walter and Sandra Gardner postage and handling for estingly Shaped branch and dough in half, and then in flnger- j m o a copy of Spring & Sum­ cans CHUCK FILLET SLICED BACON Andrews, 97 Meadow Lone Rd., Vernon. He was bom Feb. 6 place it in good rich soil in the Mke pieoeo. These are easily at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are mer ’70 Basic fashion. Toyota Is Here BONELESS OSCAR MAYER DETERGENT planter. Then plant six or eight The next time you got home broken apart after baking, NAACP Benefit IGlc a l Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Gardner, South Yarmouth, Mass. His THE TtTirOTA — a woman'!) blue morning glory seeds knife In melted butter and cut PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. FIR. 2Ath. car now on display at MORE lalte from a eJUb meeting or JUNIO RUMP ROAST ALL BEEF FRANKS > LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. • paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose Andrews, Templeton, Mrs. Romney around it. The vines will climb 3 OSCAR MAYER-11-01, phg. . r f f f r ARTY BROS, on Center St. Chopping, or are rushed at Pays Tribute To 0 r . $ 1 0 0 OSCAR MAYER Mass. See and uP branch, giving you color- mealtime, heat a can of baked Steams and Foster Bedding KLEENEX TOWELS JL Intends to Run From $1,836 Duke Ellington KKATTITAUAH WIENERS SucedBoiognaJS,7 3 ' ■"if test drive one today. Once you beans and serrve wtth small Here jg g, special highlight SIZES RATH GRAND UNION SLICED „ „ j.„ have your hands on a Toyota— browned pork sausage links and during our Semi-Annual Fuml- 8-18 With this coupon and purchase oi In Senate Race Oven Beady Fish Dishes NEW YORK (AP) — A con­ SALAD DRESSING Smoked Neats m&i P'"’’ 3 9 you’ll never let go. coieslaw. Takes otdy seconds to ture Sale now going on at WAT- cert tribute to Duke Ellington SUCES OR HALVES SOCIETY HAMS one pkg. of 20D— FACIAL LANSING, Mich. (AP) - CAPTAIN MAC’S SEIAFOOD, prepare yet gives you a de- jqjjs BROS., downtown Main Mb. $ f 0 0 NEPCO SLICK^ called “ Sold on Soul” laid down PARK'S nore Romney says she 978 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor lldous supper. st Famous Comfort BuUt Mat- CMS , TO dice or cut marshmallows, now spieclallzes In King Size a lot of heavy Jasz and soul mu­ DEL MONTE PEARS "firmly decided” to campaign sclssore into powdered ------tress or Box Spring $39 each 5443 3 ROLL SAUSAGE BOLOGNA 8 oz. pkg. T LADY SCOTT BEAUTIFUL Fish 'n Chips . . . to take out. sic on Monday night, then In the for the Republican nomination cutting. Posture Built $49. eexdi GOLDEN TRIED IMPORTED ROCK NYR- Today’s fashion decrees last of nearly six hours, sur­ to the U.S. Senate. She has the Also Baked Stuffed Shrimp a2id Beauty Special piece or . . . Princess $69. eaxh 2-PLY FACIAL MRD Lobster ready for you to pop Ladies — get in on a good ______^ that long, lean look in passed all the good things that h HADDOCK FILLETS LOBSTER TAILS TISSUES backing of Michigan Gov. Wil­ piece. If you need bedding PeiCiS [FFiCTIVC THRU SAT.. FCi. 2 ilh . Free Wigs Into the oven . . . plus a large thing! SPELL OF BEAUTY gj-g truly fantastic values. knits! You’ll find this had gone before, with the Ell­ LIMIT O N i COUPON PI* CUSTOMIR. liam Milliken. vest worked in a fascin­ ington band playing and Ray Hudson Tissues EFFICIENCY Kanekalon g^gctlon of fresh fish and sheU SALON, Burr Comers have a Hurry Into WATKINS today for Mrs. Romney, wife of George FREE! Have Cosed — MonxJaiy-Tues- ating pattern stitch. Nd. Chu-les, B.B. King, Jimmy special "Beat the High Cost of Bedding buy of the 5443 has knit directions Romney, secretary of, housing wlg party. Call for further de- Wednesday—Open Thiura- uvlngT T-hn.raDays,” »» ILTinwMon. thru mhllFRThurs. Rushing and Louis Armstrong and urban development, an­ _ year. . . . Sizes 8-18 inclusive. tails. FASHIONABLE day - Friday - Saturday — 10 where its only $3.25 for a sitting In. With this coupon and purchase of nounced her decision Monday. SEND 504 In enint fnr Mch snV 949-9190. a.m. to 7 pm . Shampoo aikl Set. Phone 049- ...... tarn t* Incintfn.... flnt:«lnt ■ • inufllsf. i Ihe National Association for M ^ d || one pkg. of seven— PERSONNA She said previously she was When opening a can of solid Anne Cnbot, Manchester F Should Describe Your Kitchen, 2806 for your appointment. foods such as meet or hash, cut the Advancement of Colored Evenlns Herald, 1160 AVE. available for the nomination. YOBK, People spoilsored the tribute oiA the top lid. 'Ilien cut the OF AMEBICAS, I< INJECTOR A meeting of state GOP lead­ McLellan — The young Hegel- N.Y. ISOM. concert, as a benefit for NAACP Dutch scrambled eggs are de­ lower Hd and, with ft, pufih the Print lUmn, Amfritt wtih ZIP ers seeking a candidate for the l€ms and Karl Marx projects. Tickets ranged from |4 licious to serve for breakfast or coniterttB of the can partly out. CODE and Styin NnnAtr. GRAND UNION expected race against Sen. HUl- Books Added MaePeek — Scout leaders in to $100. Madison Square Gar­ BLADES ^ ip A. Hart, the Democratic in­ limch. Brown day-old bread cub­ Slice as you pu^i—into any size Send 504, add 154 to r PRICIS IFFICTIVE THRU SAT.. Fie. 2llh. Does action postage and handling for den, which holds 31,000 when the 4 X: cumbent, was unable to reach es In butter in a skillet and then of slices you desire. NOODLES LIMIT ONE COUPON PEP CUSTOMER. Mills — The prosecutor a copy of the ’70 Spring center, revolving stage is used, HI rUVOR agreement Saturday on a con­ A t L ib r a r y pour scrambled egg mixture sea­ Overstreet — The FBI in our Before storing shoes from sea­ & Summer album. looked about one-third full, with M. A. Poferton,, Inc. hsi been designing and ihstalling sensus candidate. soned with Instant minced onions 4 *1®° MARY CHENEY LIBRARY open society son to season, apply a thin coat NEEDLEWORK PKIMER . . . nrtr most people In the IS and $6 FRUIT DRINKS QOOOQQQQQMMMMMftMMMM Mrs. Romney came closest to over bread cubes. Scramble to­ 100 pictnmi and dinctioni Itr Owen — How Wall Street dou­ of wax to the soles and uppers. knit taikraldtry and crachat seats. The audience was about CONTADINA euttom kitchens since 1938. an__ endorsement, ______receiving 173 Fiction gether over low heat until eggs 12.1 $ | 0 0 bles my money every three This will keep mildew from atltdiail 604, add 164 far Pa't- E tans I With this coupon and purchase of votes In favor and 114 opposed Egleton — A piece of resistance are set. Season with salt and aga aad handlinf. evenly distributed, white and years black, and young and old. TOMATO PASTE 4 W e will take your wishes and the planning skill of one of to her candidacy. Three-fourths Frederics - Emergency proce- pepper. forming. CONTADINA one 14-ez. atrosol con Padgett — Great balls of fire Sammy Davis Jr., master of of those voting at the meeting dure 15.02. $|00 our experienced designers and the result will be a kitchen Greene — Travels with my aunt Rich — Music: mirror of tiie ceremonies. Introduced each act TOMATO PUREE 4 tons ^ JIFOAM OVEN was necessary for endorsement arts and filled the time between acts of the state party leadership. Barrington — 'Trial GRAND UNION EXTRA BLUE that is a delight to behold, a pleasure to work in and com­ Howard — Something in dis­ Schauffelen — Great sailing with Jokes, singing, tap dancing. In Ann Arbor, Romney said guise ships A Imitations, drum solos and kid­ TENDER SWEET k CLEANER pletely you down to the smallest detail. his wife would be the best candi­ Smith — Theatre trip ding with workmen setting up PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. FEI. 2Bth. Mlshima — Thirst for love date to bring unity to the GOP Murdoch — A fairly honourable Spurlln — Rousseau In Ameri­ equipment. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. and, if elected to the Senate, I Green Gieni Peae defeat ca, 1760-1809 there were no spoken tributes would "bring womanly insight WIG TOWNE n PINEAPPLE-PINK GRAPEFRUIT Miarttin — Heartsblood Terrell — The man who redis­ to Ellington, other than Davis’ to problems such as crime, Neugeboren — Corky’s brother covered America OF calling him “ a man of great dig­ drugs and obscenity.” Wolf — Vermont Is always with nity and masterful muaician- With this coupon and purchase of W .^.P,krM >nJnc. Sharp — Rosa Milliken, in releasing Mrs. Trevor — Mrs. Eckdorf in you ahlp, a credit to the human R = *|oo box of 6 envelopes— CARNATION Romney’s "firmly decided” O’NeilTs Hotel Woodruff — The secrets of fore­ race” at the beginning of the statement^ called on party lead­ telling your own future. concert. His Introduction of Ell­ GRAND UNION CUS'TOM KITCHENS ers to support her at the next Non-Flctlon VERNON ington later was, "Here he la. INSTANT meeting sometime In March. He Arnold - Modem newspaper COLUGEINN EXTRA BLUE Surprise your Irish neighbor There ain’t but the one.” . g 13^4-.!. $1^00 was previously uncommitted. design St. Patrick’s day with a — 872-0608 Louie Armstrong gave Elling­ BREAKFAST 607 New Park Ave. W'est Hartford Mrs. Ronmey’s statement Benagh Incredible athletic on POST RO. PLAZA — ROUTE 30. VERNON ton a statuette-Jewel box from CHICKEN BROTH APPLE PIE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. FCA. 21th. 232-4407 pothoider made of green WITHPORK _ cann said, "I have long worked to feats the NAACP, saying, “ Let me FRESHBAKE- KING SIZE LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMIR. clothing In the shape of Dally 8 to 5 p.m., Thiirs. to 9 p.m.. Sat. 9 to 4 p.m. correct the corrosive and dis- Browne — I, Ross Browne OPPOSITE DOBSON RD. present this to you, young man. CAMPBELL'S BEANS 5 4 '’“ mptlve forces that now threaten ^ a sharorock. Or, you could Take it before I do myself.’’ RIVAL mmmstmmmmwmmi our notion. I am convinced that de Beer — Hannibal; challeng­ make her a pillow of the same $joo as a member of the U.S. Senate, ing Rome’s supremacy shape or color. WRITE BREAO With this coupon and purchost o f ' We are your authorized dealer/designer Doane — Exploring old Cape DOG FOOD RATION my efforts would be more effec­ two 1S-OI. cons Take a yard of nylon net and tive and it is there that I con Cod Chicago Seven COLOMBIAN COriEE MPIISA . il CHOC.COVERED iaisws. Monhotton or Now Engkiid cut It In strips to tie your gift best serve my party, my state Ellman — Oscar Wilde; a col­ Nabisco Candy 3 1 lection of critical essays package. Lovely, fluf^ bows —Minus One— BROWN GOLD W " 8 9 * and my country.” also can be fashioned from th3 IDAYSAU DIET MAZOLA Hough — Fighting ships H'lNCt _ '’ ilk AAr EXTRA BLUE ISNOW'SCLAMI State Sen. Robert Huber has Kronenberger — The polished nylon net. 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A'l. 7 .X'.'.-f'4 . ‘1 )* . R_J I , ’..-1 '' • ? ' V//.''- v ' ■ ' ^ ^ \ - , ; \ ' / .• \ ■ \ ■ \ ' \\ 1 , \V V ‘ V.' \\ \ \ VA \ \v^ \ i ’ r y ^ \ " \ " v ■-'I V : \\ ■ ' ' '\ \ , V \ x ’\ '-\\ a ^ ' \' \ \ \\ ' ' ' , v ■ ■ \ \ M " ' ■ \- ■ - : V ;■ PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER hTYENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 MAr^CHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES-TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 19.70 PAGE 'THIRTY-ONE Lakers-Bucks Lose More THE Richie Allen’s Salary Demands Lower, Herald Angle m By EARL YOST Atlanta Increases Western Lead Sports Editor Hawk Gets Haircut, Mays in 20th Year each tossed in 29 iiolnta for the 118-106. Knicks and ahead of Baltimore, a commanding 66-53 halftime NEW YORK (AP)—The Bullets. - Nofes from the Little Black Book joined his teammates in the associate himself from profea- Milwaukee’s loss, coupled scored 46 points. But it wasn’t cushion. kEW YORK (AP) — siiitant general manager, con­ signed 20-game winner Dave outfielder Ted Savage of Cincin­ Bob Rule collected 29 points In • S Sitting 'back awaiting further developments is the club’s first full-scale workout, nati, infielders Tony Taylor and slonal baseball entirely,” said Mlwaukee Bucks and Los with New York’s 121-106 victory enough to hold back Detroit’s Jerry West, of Los Angeles, firmed that some adjustment McNally, sluggers P’rank Robin­ sparking host Seattle past San Richie Alien’s asking price conducted without unsigned first son and Boog Powfll. and sec­ Deron Johnson of Philadelphia, Kuhn, "so any meeting In the over Phoenix, shoved the Bucks , club record 47 points in the final the league’s lending scorer, was Manchester Community College basketball team. The lo­ had been made, but added, Angeles Lakers dug them­ Francisco. Tlie victory enabled baseman Tony Horton. ond Ixiseman Dave Johnson. clubhouse would be out of or­ 5'a games behind the Knicks in period after entering the quar­ Eidellned with a pulled left cals hold a one-game edge over Hartford Community and Ken Harrelson’s ears "We’re still not close to -an pitcher Tom Dukes of San Diego selves deeper into second tile SuporSonics to move into Horton became an official Harmon Klllebrew, the Amer­ and shortstop Luis Alvarado of der.” tire Eastern Division with only ter with only a 89-86 lead. hamstring muscle. College in the Connecticut Community College Confer­ have been lowered consid­ agreement.” fifth place ahead of the War­ holdout with the passing of the ican Ijcague’s Most Valuable Boston. Cincinnati’s spring problenu, place in the two divisions 13 games remaining. Jimmy Walker led that final Dick Barnett’s 28 points paced ence. Manchester has completed its slate while Hartford riors in the Western Division by erably . . . giving the St. Harrelson, meanwhile, ar­ Indians’ reporting date for regu­ Player last year, was expected Gary Peters, the Red Sox’ aggravated by Jim Moloney's of the National Basketball Atlanta increased its Western surge with 14 of his 30 points, the Knicks and he and Walt one-half feame. Seattle trails has one game lett against toji-rated Mattatuck. Man­ rived in the Cleveland Indians’ lars, as did Bobby Murcer, Hor­ to reixirt to the Minnesota newly acquired southpaw, left refusal to accept a conditional Association, although Lew Division lead over the Lakers to while Dave Bing and Otto Frazier each scored eight points chester, loser last Saturday to ------I.,ouis Cardinals a dubious fourth-place Plioenlx by two camp at Tucson, Ariz., and was ace Clarke and Jerry Kenney of 'Twins’ sprlnj^ camp tonight and camp -Tuesday night after com­ contract based on the number of Moore each totaled 26. in the third quarter when New gain of $15,000 and Harrel­ Alcindor and Happy Hairs­ three games „at Los Angeles games in the battle for a playoff Hartford, and the latter arc er is welcome. There is no ad­ Immediately offered im option: the New York Yankees, among to sign Wednesday for between plaining of muscle spasms In his Innings he pitches this season, Hairston took over the scoring York raced from a 59-58 deficit ton tried their best to boost with only 12 games to go for fighting for the fourth and lost mission or fee. . . . Nice to son’s barber a solid wind­ have his shoulder-length tresses others. $90,000 and $95,000. Willie Mays, back. were compounded by the report slack for injury-riddled Los An­ to an 91-67 margin. iH-rth. them up. each team. Dick Snyder contributed 28 place in the tourney field. The hear from Horace Murphey, trimmed or face a $1,000 fine. First baseman EtLKranepool looking forward to his 20th ma­ Denny Mcl^iiln spent part of that left-hander Jim Merritt, the ' In the only other games, Bal­ geles with 24 paints but Joe Baltimore, playing at home, fall of $15. The Buck-s fell before De­ points to the Seattle attack, In­ annual post-season play starts long-time head of the Monches- Allen’s salary impasse with ” I figure I sav^l 5 myself signed with the world champion jor league season, arrived at the the day at I.akeland, F'la., play­ club’s top winner In 1969 with a timore halted San Diego 128-118 Caidwell stole, the show for At­ pulled within 4Vj games of the Frlday at Kennedy High In troit’s final period onslaught cluding a string of nine straight ter Park Department, now re­ the Cardinals, who liberated $985,” cracked the colorful New York Mets for an estimat­ San Francisco Giants camp at ing tennis while. In St. Peters­ 17-9 mark, was en route to camp and Seattle beat San Francisco lanta with 38 points. The Hawks Bucks by beating San Diego for Waterbury. . . . Among the 24 and dropped a 138-111 decision field goals. Ron Williams kept siding In Sarasota, Fla. him from Philadelphia last fall Hawk after shelling out $15 to a ed $40,000, leaving only outfield­ Casa Grande, Ariz. burg, Fla., Commissioner Bowie with a cost on his right arm. 130-122. broke the game open in the last the 18th time in- 19'lries since baseball candidates at UConn to the ristons Tuesday night at San Francisco In contention in the Curt Flood trade, was hair stylist. "It’s probably the er Ron Swoboda outside the Tuesday’s other signees in­ Kuhn ruled out any clubhouse Merritt fractured his right el­ Alcindor, doing his best to 3*ii minutes of the second period the Rockets entered the league. working out under Coach Lar­ Detroit, and. the Lakers were with 23 paints. lessened somewhat ’Tuesday best Investment I ever made.” fold, and pitcher Jim Palmer cluded All-Star third baseman meeting of the suspended De­ bow in a fall from the roof of his keep Milwaukee after the with a 17-8 tear that gave them Earl Monroe and Jack Marin ry Panclera is Bob LaMontagne, Here ’n There beaten by the Atlanta Hawks The fellow who pulled his St. when the controversial slugger Harrelson, beginning the sec­ agreed to terms with Balti­ Sal Bando and catcher Frank troit pitcher and his teammates home in West Covina , Calif., a southpaw pitcher out of East reduced his original demand of ond year of a two-year contract, more’s American League pen­ Fernandez, of Oakland , third at their I.akcland training last Thrsflay. He had gone up Catholic High. Anthony’s High basketball team from Washington, D.C., off the $155,000 to $140,000. passed Manager Alvin Dark’s nant winners for a reported baseman Coco I-aboy of Mont­ camp. on the roof to try to dlsl^ge his Ivy League Members Side with Yale Chaparrals tx)urt against Wilbur Cross High Jim Tmey, the Cards’ as- post-haircut Inspection and $30,000. The Orioles have not real, pitcher Clay Carroll and "I have ordered Denny to dis­ .son’s stray kite. O ff the Guff in New Havien last Saturday SCOKEiL night was 6-10 John 'Thompson, T A e e • WEST SIDE PEE-WEE Move Closer Note of admiration: Many ex-Provldence College perform­ W u e Monster^ Most Demanding^on Tour I f\ T T i l 1 ¥* Mike Czajkii scored 25 points times over the year6. Dr. Ber­ er. The latter was upset with Celebrated Langer ±Affair and Brian Chadwick added 13 T o Denver nard Sheridan has been in at­ the 31 personal fouls called 2 as the Nasslff Arms defeated tendance at sports affialrs I against his club to only nine Pagani Barbers, 42-31. Dallas’ unchecked February have been at and I have never (or the home team. The play 2 The tough Barbers tried to fling lias shot the Chaparrals seen him once without at least that started the proceedings Nicklaus Drops from Classic, Before EC AC Committee keep the game close - but fell within an eyelash of the Ameri­ one of his boys at his side. . . . with 2:47 left to play and Cross behind after a one point third can Basketball Association’s Al Bogginl, dean of local active ahead, 74-66, was when a Wash- NEW YORK (A P)—The constitution earlier this month, through June 30, 1971. But that quarter. Mike Silver led the los- Western Divibion lead. baseball umpires, will have to ington player hit the referee in Carnevale said. A final meeting penalty was withdrawn after a ers with 13 points while Tom sit out this spring due to a Job the face with the ball after the Palmer Heads Strong Doral Open celebrated case of Yale’s The Chaps, unbeaten since will be held March 27 in Indian- heated two-hour membership Griswold added 11 and Bob Jan. 31, wrecked the Washing­ change. The veteran aircrafter latter detected a foul. Two MIAMI (AP) Jack '"K money winner and the Var- naments last year, four of the ineligible basketball player apolls, Ind. ----- meeting pending further study. Bonino followed with 11. has been transferred to the technicals followed when ton Caps 130-116 Tuesday night Nicklaus’ withdrawal left Trophy winner. winners were scoring their first ” If we were in this position It was expected that the For Nasslff’s, John Andreo North Haven branch of United Thompson pulled his team off goes before the Eastern for their seventh consecutive “ Athlofo of tVio D pcjuIp” And there are such other professional triumphs. last year,” Camevale said, ” I ECAC's Executive Council, (3 ) and Denny Landry (11 also Aircraft. . . . 'The first round the court . . . Charlie Shares, College Athletic Conference victory and moved within one- A U P ItM V a tVio 4-at> standouts as Dan Sikes, defend- Some of the leading candl- 5 wouldn’t have foreseen any which handed out that body’s scored, half game of idle Denver in the and championship-games in the South Windsor High basketball Arnoia eaimer as tne rop champion Tom Shaw, flashy dates in that category this year membership today while' problem ______arising ^ like the one probation, would re-submit it WE-ST SIDE IvnDOET National Invitational Basketball coach, said 1,400 saw the Wind­ 5 tight Western race. attraction when one of the [Joug Sanders, who has played would appear to be Grier Jones, sor Locks-South game in per­ ironically the NCAA-AAU Yale is involyecT in. Wednesday when the member- Army & Navy completely Tlie setback dropped the Tournament at Madison Square strongest fields of the year some of his best golf in Florida, John Miller, Bert Greene, Hale Unfortunately, the settlement ship winds up it annual winter dominated play as they defeat- son and many more on closed dispute which brought fourth place Caps two games off Garden will be telecast by lines up for the $150,000 and Bob Lunn, one of the most Irwin, Jim Jamieson and Mike comes a year too late and the meetings. g j center Billiards, 62-29. circuit teevee at the school . . . about the controversial af­ the pace and kept them ohe-half CBS on Sunday, March 15 at Doral Open golf 'touma- consistent players on the tour Rearsor. ECAC’s 190 members must de- Yale officials were meeting ijgg Tedone controlled both Steve Blass has signed his con­ fair draws nearer to agree­ length behind New Orleans, 1 and Saturday, March 21, also this year. ■ The field Is so strong, in fact, cide Wednesday whether to pun- late ’Tuesday night to decide on scoring and rebounding as he tract with the Pittsburgh Pi­ ment. beaten by last place Los An­ at 1. . . . Annual Nick Tronsky Nicklaus had been scheduled The major champions are Or- that 133 exempt players showed ish Yale for continuing to use 6- their course of action. gy^k 24 points. Bob Quaglia rates which calls for $28,000, Ben CamevaJe, director of geles 107-101 in the opener of the Open will be staged at the to play in this first stop on the ville Moody, U.S. Open; George up, leaving orUy 11 spots in the foot-8 Jack Langer, who partici- “ We had hoped to reach a so- helped out with 11 and Russ Holiday Lanes March 27-28 with Blass won 16 and lost 10 g^ames athletics at New York Universi­ Washington doubleheader. last year . . . Don’t be too sur- rich Florida tour but withdrew Archer, Masters; Ray Floyd, field of 144 open to qualifiers . pated in the Maccabiah Games lution without having the matter Norton added six. $1,000 to the winner. Three after the death of his father. PGA, and Tony Jacklln, Britl.sh Besides Nicklaus, the only top ty, disclosed Tuesday night that in Tel Aviv last August and sub- go before the membership,’’ McNickle scored 16 in In the only other ABA action, shllU are listed each day?‘The prised ifjAllie Sherman is coaph- a group called the International the Carolina Cougars defeated The dynamic Palmer, off the Open, just back from England names missing are Billy Casper, sequently was ruled ineligible said DeLaney Kiphuth, Yale s and Mark Obermier fol- natlon’s best duck pin rollers _P~ f^ttall team in_ N ^ tour two weeks and making his where he received the order of who la skipping the entire Flor- Basketball Board, which would by both the NCAA and the athletic director. the Pittsburgh Pipers 111-96 at York next season. A hot rumor control international amateur lowed with 10. Greensboro, N.C. are again expected. . . . Retired flrst start since being named the British Empire. Ida swing; South African ®ary ECAC. Yale will contest the legality SIDE INTERMEDIATE Manchester High director of has the Jets changing hands basketball in the United States, Manny Leaks led the Dallas with Sherman the No. 1 choice the top athlete of the 1960s, was Also on hand are Dave Hill. Player, who has not yet started The Maccabiah basketball of any attempt at a probation- opening game last night athletics .and coach, Tom Kel­ ha^ been meeting for almost a charge with 26 points as the as head coach . . . Major league certain to be the gallery favor- the Vardon Trophy winner last his American tour; and Lee na^ oeen meeimg lor aimosi a competition was not sanctioned ary penalty. The school in.sists ^ tonoine ^ ley, is vacationing in Florida year and "hopes to be operative NCAA-although other the only penidty it can face un- “ Chaps, leading 67-65 early in the baseball players receive $126 ite, but there was no such thing year who said he has just re- Trevino, who had other com­ and will make his annual tour by April 1. snorts were approved—and the der the ECAC Constitution is -v.. nt *v,o third quarter, exploded past the ...... weekly during spring training as a clebr-cut choice for the grooved his swing; last year’s mlttments. sports were approved stayed in the game most of the of the b ^ b a ll cainps befoi^ re- $3D,(X)0 top prize. leading money winner Frank The site for the 72-hole test The new group consists of 10 national group last month outright expulsion, which would Caps. (Jeorge Carter of Wash­ TWo criteria—recent history Beard and 1970 tournament win- that begins Thursday at the representatives from both the slapped Yale ^ th a two-year require a two-thirds vote of the nnd ington was the game’s high turning home. . . BasketbaR WHMI in Meriden wUl (AP Pholofax) ture at Rockville High looks g„ (AP PtHXofax) and the strength of the field— ners Dale Douglass, Bert Yan- Doral Country Club is the 7,028- National Collegiate Athletic As- probation, meaning the presti- membership. ^ ‘ scorer with 28 points. LAYUP FAILS—Phoenix Suns’ Paul Silas attempts a layup against Knicks’ Bill Peak led the winners with good. This year s jayvee team jjg]| gggggg radio this season SWINGS NEW STICK— Philadelphia. Phillies’ Tim McCarver works out during prohibit the naming of any play-.x.ey, Bruce Devim, Pete Brown yard, par-72 Blue Course, a lay- socidtion and the Amateur Ath- g^ous Ivy League school is ineli- Such action is considered Bob Warren tallied 23 points -a s- y~f J i 1 1 . T 'h l * 1 J_1___ J ______1 £ ____ A l l ,* * * * ^ O J r ^ , ___ A 41.^4 KAy**A. ««1 #*!#•* Ck m A/l Willis Reed. The shot was no good and the front-running Knicks won, 121-105. 16 and 12 points respectively. won 18 of 201 games. . . . Spring- gtgrting April 7 . . . Roller skat- er as the No. 1 favorite. and Ron Cerrudo. out that has been nicknamed letic Union, which have been gibie to participate in NCAA highly unlikely since the other and five other Los Angeles play­ pepper game. McCarver went to the Phils in the deal for slugger Richie Allen. Pete Brazdionis (16) and Pete The field includes, among oth- Recent history, however, “ T h e Blue Monster.” It’s ohe of locked in a power struggle for championship events. seven members of the Ivy ers hit double figures as the field Kings are home Friday which is part of the winter Leber (14) paced the losers. ers, all four major title holders, would indicate that a relative the most demanding on the tour, years. “ j would take it for granted League—Brown, Columbia, Cor- Stars snapped a three-game los­ and Saturday night this week recreation progp-am, has raised Hugh Tenseys’ 10-foot jump Former FBI Man Heads Team five of the seven tournament unknown may emerge as the It is dotted with trees, heavily Rutgers Defeats VConn in Overtime Carnevale, as president and that if the International Basket- nell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn"'T V ing streak. Mike Butler and against Hershey and Cleveland, jjgvoc with the surface at the in . . . Second annual 10-mlle road waddell School for square danc- winners this year, the 1969 lead- winner. Of the five Florida tour- trapped and sports eight lakes. chairman of, the 21-man board, ball Board approves intemation- a n d Princeton—undoubtedly ® ° secon s e Steve Jones each potted 26 Ski Notes overtime gave the second place would have the power to cast a al competition, that’s all the would walk out with Yale, points for the Buccaneers, who race at Mlddlet<»wn’a Wesleyan also a rec program . . . tie-breaking vtoe. sanction needed,” Camevale Langer played in Israel with PFOT a 88-66 win ow r ^ e pre- University course will be staged Buzz Keeney has decided to BILL SACHEREK Sunday, March 16. Bemle give up baseball umpiring due Kuhn Increases Staff Last Stop on Florida Tour Yale’s permission. The school piously undefeated Court Jest- . . ,, ... The ski capita) of the East, F The IBB was established by a said. O'Rourke of the Middletown o outsK^e ac lritles Keeney on breakfast Ume F committee of the World Basket- Two days before the NCAA objected to the player’s being Carolina surged to an early Rec Department will stage the iBOWUNG) Iowa’s Johnson Sets ball Federation and both the probation, the ECAC also put used as what it called a pawn ® ^ ^ over the Pipers, increased the faculty at Manchester High, you could not see the summit event. . . . A Tennis Instruc­ To Cover All Cities NCAA and AAU agreed to a Yale on probation, to run the NCAA-AAU dispute. the 9-1 Jesters. Bob Hodgson ------stays in top shape playing bas­ because of the snowstorm. Wo National Airlines Tourney paced all scorers with 33 points it to 30 points early in the fourth tors’ Clinic will be held Thurs- ketball and volleyball, being one quarter and won going away as hadi a fall of three inches. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Baseball Commis- and Bob Ferrante tallied 17. The day morning from 9 to noon at of the town’s best players in On arrivai at the Toll House, sioner Bowie Kuhn, citing an increase in gambling Jesters wede led by Doug Down- Bob Verga pumped in 24 points Trinity College. Any tennis play- both sports. Now Threatened by Strike Nine of 10 NCAA Bids Taken and Rich Niemann added 22. I met Bill Riley, P.R. man of throughout the country, says he plans to increase his Sports Schedule | ham (16) and Jeff Maher (16). MIAMI (AP) —The National "National Airlines has been Own Individual Mark the vast Stowe Ski Area. During gtaff of investigators to cover all major league cities. o.ur conversation it was snowing ..Times are such that y o u ------;------——------Airlines Open Invitational golf discussing with TPD toe feasi- NEW YORK (AP) __ ranked Hawkeyes unbeaten at by whipping Drake ,88-72, and THURSDAY, FEB. 26 toumament, last of five stops on billty of trying to proceed with. 11-0 in the Big Ten ■ Conference Rice 78-77, respectively. harder and I was advised to j^g^g ^e vigilant” the com- meeting in the clu b h ou se------, i a RoqkvUlee (12) vs. Warren Rams’ Brown Crushed tryoutU tU e Spruce and off w11 K a -*>1n«rAr1 nf TYa Ta/>lr_ * * . . than Johnson,” the crowd chanted, tourney. field 95-70. Mid-East was the basic factor In will be played at Dayton, Jack- Thomas' 232, Earl White windup set for tonight at Ameri- Reinhardt of Colby and Rick must have learned everjdeverything g pggj^ g^^ ^j^g callggjj was^gg mates toIn the Tigers’ spring ketball game in the OIAC tour- 453. Leah Whipple 465. the Professional Golfers Asso­ been playing pool since be couldn’t believe it.” ciation, touched off speculation Ralph Miller. Iowa coach, put The Dolphins pulled out a 77- Rutgers pulled out a 90-84 rejecting the bid. sonville vs. Western Kentucky, can International. Wilson of Rhode Island College. ! Allen. I thought for for the . (jondola, 7 7,000 nno footfeet inno-long training cclubhouse at Lakeland, nament vrill be played at 8 p.m. was a teen-ager and mnklM Johnson back into the game 75 home court victory on overtime victory over Connectl- Marquette, with an 19-3 20-2, and Notre Dame vs. Mid- __J______h o fd h rth T m ® iok ''com m ^ n S awtole we^were working for ti^ ^vertIc^or^,\w.'m arrslgh^^^ F la/ " Saturday at Maloney High g OP WOMEN - Ruth Ann over possible cancellation of the a comfortable living. American Conference champion. wlth 3:45 to go. He scored an- Vaughn Wedeklng’s jumper cut on Bob Wenzel’s two free record, was replaced by un- "I wanted that Super Bowl ring CIA and we were p in g to be ^ j ..j have ordered Denny to dis- S c ^ l to Meriden, Glass 194-468, Dorothy Beck- National Airlines event, which The public is bivlted to other basket before fouling out with just four seconds left. The throws with one second left in Dayton. 17-7, while the In the Midwest, Houston vs. so bad I could taste It. Money dropped behind the lines to Vie - swing of things and fin- 'associate himself from pofes- The game was originally ^ th 177, Karole Brown 177, Jan was marred last year by at- watch the exhlbltton. Won­ with 1:44 left. Chiefs had tied the score at 75- regulation time and his two cru- Mid-East spots went to No. 6' Dayton and New Mexico State Is groat but there are certain nam.” ally got down to the base. slonal baseball entirely,” th good ______Hartford Bd. vised play. 46 that he broke, but the victory Cincinnati and Texas Tech 86 and Texa.s Christian tripped The other teams chosen were; Texas Christian University. ^*^row**was Injured during the team and lost their big chance nilss. Back to the chair and ST. JAMES LADIES — Mar­ came first,” Miller said later. tightened the Missouri Valley Southern Methodist 102-95 in No. 3 St. Bonaventure, 19-1, No Two games are scheduled at second exhibition game and at toe title rings last year. 1 j^g^ g jg^ j^^g tj.g„g gj,d guerite Agostinelll 128, Gisele The victory kept the ninth- and Southwest Conference races other games. 5 New Mexico State, 21-2, No. 16 Brigham Young University, Big played the entire season nursing think there are ®*g slopes. Golding 139, Ann Laliberte 126- Houston. 20-3, No. 20 Utah State, Sky champion Weber State. 19-6 a im a g e d left knee. Dr. James tog.” he o ^ r v e d . g^ “ > «ie ToU House to C H A f t m 340. 18- 5, Villanova. 17-6, Niagara, ^s .Lqng Beach State and Utah Nixon, who operated on the knee fine wine to make it bettp, ^ g„^ jjg ^gg g7,gg„t M llm i Athletic Women’s Tennis Champion 19- 4, and Long Beach State, 21-3. State vs. Western to 1967, when Brown played f o r certainly we ‘ ^® . g so I left word with Ws secre- SNOW WHITE—Nancy True­ The 10 at-large teams will join Conference winner.^ toe Philadelphia Eagles, per- age ismot p in g to jg ,^gg j,gg„ 30 years since By MARTY RALBOVSKY, NBA Sports Writer man 141, Marie Becker 126. 15 conference champions, Ken- McGuire said he told the formed the surgery. f«®tor. I think most of the otoer ^ ^ WINTER Set to Defend Indoor Title JEWEL —Mike Beaudet 192- tucky, the top-ranked team in NCAA that they should have "It was a common football in- teams are express p more spidery complex over what FLORAL — Janet Wright been in the Mid-East Regional. 3-Detroit, AL East 453, Sandy Brown 191-611, Ann the latest Associated Press poll, jury and I’m not concerned cern than we are I remember it. 199-600, Wanda Smith 181-460, "We belong in Dayton, Ohio,” WINCHEStTER, Mass. (AP) American Peaches Bartkowicz Votta 184-460, Pat Cunningham already, has qualified by winning Many millions have been gROSPCCTUS — Tiget! ne»er re- Arlene LaPolnte 462, Dee Bend­ •TUNE-UP SPECIAL he said. "That’s all ther^ is to — The U.S. National Women’s of Hamtramck, Mich. 458. the Southeastern Conference as spent to make toe skier more covered from slow start last year and er 463, Louise Kosma 462. 2 has Western* Kentucky, Ohio it. I can’.t see their thinking.” comfortable on toe mountain Mayo Smith is promising a quicker 2 Indoor Tennis Championships Miss Curtis and Valerie Zlen- McGuire said he told the com­ Jerome ‘Dizzy’ Dean Named Valley Conference winners. and at toe Inns in toe area. One departure from tbe- gate this time. PINNETTES — Dot White­ mittee Marquette should have were set to get under way today genfuss of San Diego were, The NIT will invite 16 teams must ski toe area to gain toe Team made only two off-season head 198-626, Suzanne Dolron been put In the Mid-East Re- with top-seeded Nancy Richey scheduled to launch 'defense ’ of Marquette for its tourney, March 13-21. ’The Co-Conspirator in Probe full beauty of Stowe, as it does trades, but has some fresh faces up 176-617, Marie Bolls 197-199-614, NCAA competition will be held gional whichever way they Winter | and defending champion Mary ‘ Heir doubles championslUp in mr'mnTT rAP) — Federal week ago by Detroit THger pitch- justice to toe novice and to toe from its farm system. Tigers still Jean Burnham 180-463, Marlon , an evening match against Fay on three straight weekends, crose the teams—by toughest of hove some fluttering personalities, Vogt 201-616, Doris Klrtland 176- Jumps Gun, March 7, March 12-14 and schedules, records or rankings Ann Eisel Cu^^drawing first Qg^^ee and Allison Jennings of McLain and Horton the most obvious, 467, Judy Richardson 461, Loret­ Hard Starting? Missing? Stalling? March 19-21 with the finals at ‘n The Associated Press poll. uled next Monday for 10 men in- Involved "a separate At the top of Vermont’s hlgh- round byes in the field of 32 nearby Cambridge. Mrs. Curtis McLaln was suspended indefi- gg^ mountain Is the new Cliff and qhe cohesion of '68 needs dupli­ ta Griffin 182-463. Wanda Kasel- College Park, Md. Last year Marquette defeated players. has shared the doubles title five Goes to NTT cating. Lolich auskas 181-462, Helen Downham 0 n U f Or Defending NCAA champion Kentucky before losing in over.-_ nLuonw*iL\f^bltorM d*T^ rc^ nitely from House. On a clear day a good Smith Opening matches in the $4,000 times, loKnnahin to the sDorts world. >ast Thursday by Baseball view. 'Today, with a storm, we 179-664, Jo Malpezzi 187-469, NEW YORK (AP) — The invi­ UCLA, 21-1, ranked second after time to Big Ten champion Pur- tournament which will run Migg Richey, the 1965 cham- P IT C H IN G — Denny McLoin was 24-9 with 2.80 ERA lost season, but Gert Andrews 177-464, Betty Milex Electronic tations are out but Marquette -sufferlng its first defeat Satur- due for the Mid^East champion- '“rx.r.rr.r. p u * "’s -- 5 it's queitionoble whether oH-field problems will nHect him. Mickey Lolich pjumley 176-474, Wanda Bona- through Sunday featured South pion now 28, has bypassed the jumped the gun and became the 'DiV^ay'^ named basebair Hall Kuhn calletl "Involvement ■■■ European and American In- 9 5 5 day, has a two-game lead with rfiip. Marquette also went to the Africa’s Esme Emanuel, the top national indoor tournament the first college basketball team In was 19-11 and is omong top lefties in gome. Mike Kilkenny is No. 3 y f f I186-497,85.497. Marilyn ]Madore Engine Tune-Up four remaining and seems vlr- NCAA In 1968 and in 1967 lost in of Fame pitcher Jerome "Dlz- 1967 bookmaking actlvlUe . structors are on hand to teach ...... — ------. ' ur i ’ 1 w 1, ( r from Son ------foreign seed, and third-seeded j^gt three years, but was top- the National Invitation Touma- z i ” d X) aS one of s ix co-con- T h e 10 named ^ e s ^ y i ^ r e ^ g g ^ ^ 8-6 season ond either orl Wilson o’ Rae Hannon 463, Joyce tually certain of winning the Pa- the NIT championship game. ______seeded over Mrs. Curtis. Nancy ment—unofficially of course. 8plraU>r bm not a defendant. indicted Feb. 16. but toe indlri- gj^ * g Diego) will be No. 4. Bullpen sound with John Hiller, Fred Lo,her, Dorrell Corrlveau ^466, g^^^.gSophie pPanclera g „ g , g , g I w c U u l c A - : Pottenon ond Jerry Robertson, from Montreol. Rating— B -f. is a six-time national clay: Marquette, 19-3, and ranked 469, Joanne Sagan 466. NEW CHAMPION eighth by The Associated Press, Dean and his nephew, Paul ^ u j^ T u J d ^ . They are free on «»«>•« ^r®® throe courts champion. Dean Jr., were alleged In the In- ®"® C A T C H IN G — Bill Freehon hit .262 lost year and his durability remains SPARK PLUGS McMillen Sets was tendered an NCAA bid HOLIDAY LANES — One Mary Ann, who is 23, won the dictments t o have placed bets j q indicted include Don- and a Gondola with toe uphill unquestioned. Jim Price bocks him up. Rating B. ’Tuesday but Coach Al McGuire Lakers Vowed to Challenge Ball Tournament; 1. Frank Mc­ NEW CONTACT POINTS national indoor title at the age with three defendants from Bl- (g,^ Dawson, 48, Birmingham, capacity of close to 10,000 per INFIELD — Norm Cosh (.280, 22 HR's) may split job this year with Al Seorin«; Total turned it down and decided to Namara $100. - 237, 2. Norm La- AND CONDENSER of 17^ in 1964, and again last loxl. Miss., In behalf of Howard jgaac Johns, 68, Lansing, hour. Kotine. Plotooning is o possibility. Dick McAulitle, sound o^oin offer go to the NIT instead in a dis­ 234i 2. Emil Pal- ALL LABOR ON ELECTRONIC CAHBURf CORNING, N.Y. (AP) Tom year. ‘ She is returning to the Atlahta For Western Title Sober, ,74, a Lansing, Mich., j 4,gj, jjicjt c . Mondella, 44, 'The town of Stowe has a rath- serious knee injury, returns to second. Rest of infield not too imposing. londe $22.60 • pute over its placing In the Mld- 234. 30 POINT TUNE UP TOR ADlUSTMENf trucking execuUve. Sober also pgrmlngton Township. Mich., er unique school plan here os Short might go to rookie Cesar Gutieriei.lwho was acquired (^om Giants' mleri $22.60 MoMlllen, one df Of the nation’s sarn^ court in a bid for. $1,800 ^e'st Reglonals 'I GUARANTEED 6000 CALIBRATE BASIC , Lok ANGELES (AP) — With ^ And Laker Coach Joe MuN w ^ been named a co-consplra- jggjj Anthony Lucldo, 38, there are over 400 cljilldren who .system. He'll get crock at starting job. Tom Tresh will take oirer il helfoils. most eagerly sought college ^i^st prize money alter winning Althpugh the NIT said it TEETOTAI,EBS — Be^ty MILES OR 4 MONTHS TIMING . .. .. ' . . the New England indoor title a «,nuld not make an official an- tne help of returning Wilt laney, observing the Lakers’ tor. Grosse Polnte Woods, Mich., take part ih skiing as part of Dolton Jones, acquired from Red Sox, could moke it ot third, but Don basketball prospects, set a na­ last eight season games will Hiiefs 177-197-809, Betty Lou third time earlier this week. Chamberlain, the doctor and None of seven Michigan men Howard Dixon, 67, Detroit, Leo- their physical education doss, Wert is still oround, his .255 notwithstanding. Ike Brown will pick up the n c l u d e s nouncement until today, Mc­ Jackson 184-486, Rita Hanna 196- I tional high school career scor­ Guire said his team was taking be at the friendly Forum, and three from Biloxi, Miss., In- ^g^j Torrice, 49, East Detroit, The children are graded weekly pieces. Rating— C. ) $7.95 MILEX 40-STEP most of their remaining games 499. ing record Tuesday night os he the NIT over the NCAA. exclaimed: "With our home dieted by the grand jury, are Stephen C. Daunch, 38, Madison and competitions are held In at home, the Los Angeles Lak­ schedule, me still have a very OU TFIELD — Willie Horton hod some problems lost year (he jumped FRECjELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS Lime Ruck Gets Race Some teams expected to re­ sports figures. Heights, Mich., Peter J. ” PJ” various age groups and grade the club but still hit 28 HR's and drove in 91 runs. He'll be bock in left. led his Mansfield, Pa. High ers v(>wed today to challenge good chance to win the Western TRI-TOWN — Al MerUn 204, ceive bids include Louisiana 'The 10 are charged with using Martino, 47. Biloxi, Mias., his meets. Strict rules are laid for Mickey Stanley has center sewed up and it looks os if Jim Northrop (.295) School team to a 114-49 victory DAY’TONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Atlanta seriously for the Nation­ Division.” ' Bill Calhoun 588, Mark Powell State with the fabulous Pete the telephone between states In brother, Warren Luke “ Wimpy” the youngsters and they must will finolly supplont Al Koline in right. Koline probobly will olternote be­ ‘ \ Immidiati Servlet - No Waiting - Drive In Tadafl over Coming East High. The Auto Competition Com­ al Basketball Association West­ Chamberlain, unavailable for 201. Garry Sullivan 200, Howte Maravich, St. John’s, N.Y., violation of federal gambling Martino, 44, of Biloxi, and Sal- abide by toe rules or bo pena- tween first ond right, on plotoon bosis. Gates Brown will do much pinch- McMlllen, a 6-foot-ll senior mittee for the United States ern Division title. comment after the announcc- Edwards 216, Dick Le(luc 200, Army and teams from the At­ laws to exchange Information on vatorff "Sammle” Slcuro, 64. Bl- i i j d g„d some privileges hitting, little outfielding. Rating— B + . MILEX, INC. center, scored 69 points to give announced Tuesday that the lantic Coast Conference,. Mls- The Laker doctor, who lately ment of his return, was expected John Capello 234. Herb Hall 202- odds, "place bets, layoff bets, loxl. could be taken away, TOP RO OKIES — Elliott Maddox, with only two minor yeors, has chance 687, Gerry DlManno 223-660, M e B R O A D n . him a threei-year varsity total of May 9 Trans-American race of g^uri Valley, Western Athletic has had more work th ^ a bat- to began practicing with the and accept beta on horse racing Named coconspirators but not gag you ©n the mountain. to stick at third, if oil others' foil. Pitcher Bill Gilbert, Bob Reed, Fred Walt Hublard 267-614, Don Smith (Near the PerluMU le 3,384 points . ’The previous mark the Sports Club of America w ill, gjg Eight. tlefleld ipedlc, said /Tuesday team wheiy it returns from a and spmia events." defendants were toe Deans, So- ______Maacheater) Sherman ond Gory Taylor will .qlso get looks. Gilbert, o letty, has the 203-667, Ray Menzel 232-208-611, ■ / of 3,878 was se^ by/ Charlie be at Ldirae Rock, Conn. 15 teams vyill com{/ete that/Chamberlain can play Ahe road trip ilext week. U.8 . District Atty. James ber, Mike Dorian, 44, and Mitch- MIIgx a u -iie 7 Vaughan, an Illinois prep school The race h ^ originally been in the tourney kl Madison hist' three or four games of the Wilt underwent surgery for a LEADS FIELD— Dan Carroll of the United States and Lee Linkevest of Pln- Brickley said the Indictments ell E. Karam, 86, Bloomfield EARLY BIRDS—Vlvl Bayer best chance. ’ Art Sorg 203-222-611, Bob Hoarat Moil IM . t 4 i J star” who later played at South; scheduled for the Michigan In- Square Garden, starting March I^iker regular s.ason, plus the ruptured tendon in hl« kneecap and push o ff starting line in 1,500 mtter speed skating race. Carroll regis­ had no relatlonahlp with testl- Township, Mich., and Fritz 162-367, Bert Bottlcollo 127, Joan Arendt 667, Irv Poster 212-234- W0RL0'$ lARBEST TUNE-UP IPICIAll$T$ Prediction: 3rd in AL Eost 027. em Illinois. temational Speedway. 13 and ending March 21. playoffs. Nov. 8. \ tered the fastest time of 2:14.1 in the ^tem ational Invitational Races- mony given to the grand jury a Llndstrom, M, of Phoenix, Ariz. Oolby 126. /

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THVS NOT SUPPOSEP a c r o ss 58 Ostrichlike (LlMM [LlMlidPl other departments. Open Sun­ MANAGER WANTED -TO EAT bird (var.) AD VERTISING made while you watt. Tape re­ girl. Central alr-conditloned, STUFF TASTES LIKE THE ANVTHIMS 1 Skiing at— - day, closed Monday. Apply E.stabllshed, very success­ 0OTTCWV OF AN OIL BARSE Placid, N.'Y. DOWN corders for rent. Marlow's, 867- free parking. ,Phone 640-1213, AFTEO TAH-IINjS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS I Mario’s Italian SpccLnIty Food Mr. Klchards, for Interview ap­ ful, direct selling company, AMD IT P O ES N T EVEN oi \or Cl iKiKI- 5 Skiing at------Main St. 646-6221. WOBK/ THREE PA>S AS 1 Young woman Shoppe, 1141 Tolland Tpko., pointment. endorsed by Miss Amy Van­ Valley, Idaho 2 Itvmurderous 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. derbilt, needs a manager In I HAVEN'T LOST 8 Bob-----race LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ Hurr Corners Shopping Plazu, t^A POUNP.' frenzy (var.) (Next to Culdorsl Manchester. SECRETARIES Typists the Manehester area. A 12 So be itl 3 MiliUry cap ery, ,ynrdl|, attics, collars 13 Eggs COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. denned and removed.) Also odd Clerks and other office skills. Manager's profits are $$B,- I 4 Banners SECRETARY for law office full 14 Delayed 4:30 P.M, DA'y BEFORE PIlBUCA'nON jobs. 644-8962. Many needed for assignments 600 to $30,000 annually. Lot a w > T 5 Melodies 41 Breakfast dish, or part-time. Write Box F, Tiiuca 15 Makes soggy 6 Grapeliko can character near home. Tetti{K)rnry, full­ us show you actual profit ,18 Rough surface with eggs DeodUnn for SaturdBy|uid Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.i fruit 26 Local flora TWO handymen want a variety ^ Manchester Herald. time or 11-3 p.m. Highest' pay, checks and you can talk ^ fn ttXJR /A S A VISITING PIGNITAKY.^'i L— ______.. VOH-D6 26 Ehcistence 2157 (Roman) 38 Minute portion 48 Exist HIGHNESS.' / ------L ------' / ( O -DoH 29 Lively (music) of time 49 Presidential corrected by "make gpod" Insertion. Building— woman for employment In our SECRETARIES Typists - (Tem- TOMIA 24 Tipped, as a J THAT T he TASTE 31 Hostelries . cask 39 Masculine nickname Conttacting 14 receiving department. 9:30- porary) work In your own '• /y 1 f»WM PWWN 32 Turkish 51 Fish eggs KILLS THE 25 Shakespear- nickname (Rockville, Toll Free) The telephone 6:30, 6 day week, goocnings. Call 622- 10 company has and fringe benefits. Experi­ .'■v 33 Vigor 1 r ~ 3 4 5 6 7 e 0 II ’0"jo3jaM/">T(>n,wiCK 643-2711 Dormers, room additions, ga­ openings for ence preferred but not neces­ 0492. COED tempf>rary -service, 34 Ear (comb, 875-3136 rages, porches, roofing and too tkjnstltution Plaze, Suite Li£m form) 13 14 OPERATORS ' in sary, Apply at Casual Village siding. Compare prices. Add- Shop, 956 Main St.. Man­ 800, Hartford. 35 Three, at cards 16 i l i t s MANCHES­ 36 Wan IS A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- chester. 0449. TER office. CONCERNED about people? BY J. B. WILLIAMS 37 White ant IS 18 20 21 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? OUT OUR WAY 39 Keen i Become a homemaker! The enjoyment n 23 ^4 2b N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter You need no pre­ Manchester Homemaker Serv­ IS* 40 Rare gas 1 ■ contractor. Additions, remodel­ COMPTOMETER ice, Inc. 'Is seeking mature -J£ TIE 'EA,\ ON TIGHT ANP PONT WORRY ABOUT IT, PAP,') 41 Canaanitish 26 27 28 28 X 24-Hour Answering Service vious experience. MV BOVFKIEWP'3 been GIVIMG ME SOME TIF30N >L ■ ing and repairs. Call anytime women who enjoy caring for month 33 We’ll train you at children and helping people MOW TO FEINT ANP JAB--AWP HE SAYS I'VE OOT A 31 Free to Herald Readers for free estimates. 876-1642. OPERATORS 1 GOOPFUNCH.' that HOT-SHOT BROTHER OF MINE 42 Iowa city ■ a good starting who are elderly or convalesc­ '.V THINKS HE 5 PRETT'/ SWIFT WITH THE GLOVES BUT 44 Feign 34 35 35 CARPENTER — A reliable 2 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS Want Infonnatlon on one of our classified advertasemenMr salary. Valuable Openings for experienced ing. Find out If you qualify DAVY JONES THIS TIME HE'S GOINS TO SET THE SURPRISE 48 Claret, for ■ ■ handyman for repairs, installa­ (£> 1970 l>r NEA, OF HIS LIFE.' COAtE TO THE BASEMENT 38 No answer at the telephone Usted? Simply call the benefits, pleasant Comptometer Of>erator.s, for well paid part-time work A LONG TIME AGO,^ instance 37 WE LEARNEP ALL A - hYtt- t.,™----- —n ANP WATCHTHE f u n .' ■ tions, home Improvements. working condi­ FULL-TIME and PART- by calling 643-9511 between REALLY PAW ... WE'RE TOO 50 Bowlike curve BOMB PI5P0SAL MARCO/ eOUT DEFUSING BOMBS 40 Call Ted at 247-7836. If no 9-4 p.m. STALE FOR SUCH 52 Greek war god ■ tions, good retire­ TIME. Must be skilled in all IN THE SERVICE ‘ 45 EDWARDS answer call 649-0734. DAVY.. 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No invest­ ment office locat­ 5 Jig timr without spending all evening at ^ e telephone dormers. Residential or com- and excellent working con­ 8854. (Ncwipaper [nltrpriu Ann.) merlcal. Call 649-4291. ERWIN DAVIS, painting and ment. Call Ellen, 876-9673 or ed at 52 East Cen­ ditions. Apply: papering, prompt courteous Mary, 742-7662. ter Street, Man­ Automobiles For Sale 4 CARPENTRY —concrete steps, service. Tel. 649-0495. chester. Open floors, hatchways, remodeling RN or LPN 1955 FORD stick, will pass in- Monday through FIRST NATIONAL porches, garages, closets, cell- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- 11-7 HERALD . spectlon. Good tires, new Friday from 8:30 RN’S — LPN^S CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ings, attics finished, r e c terior painting, paper hangting. STORES INC. brakes and ingltion parts. $75. Discount on wallpaper. Call a.m. to 5:00 p.m., BDX LEH ER S 647-9503. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Apply PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES AIDES er related work. No job too Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. or call 643-4101, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. JUNK COTS removed. Call 875- small. Dan Moran, Builder. MANCHESTER MANOR extension 368. BY KEN MU9E F or Yoor D. & E. PAINTING service, in­ OPENINGS ON ALL WAYOUT 6359, ask for Dave or leave Evenings, 649-8880. NURSING HOME Evening and Sat­ o Information Message. $15 per car. terior and exterior painting. 646-0129 urday interviews r'D LIKE TO BRING PEACE TO THE THAT'G FINE Free estimates. Prompt serv­ SHIFTS THE HBRALX) wlU not CARPENTRY and remodeling can be arranged. KEYPUNCH Operators, experi­ 2‘ 2S CHEVELLE 1968, SS 396, vinyl ice., 649-2475, 649-8434. MEDICAL Placement Service— WHOLE WORLD,GIVE EVEf?YONE N O W W H A T ’S LIFE'5 LONGEST MINUTE t H HU Hr T u e.e m »«■ o»‘ disclose the Identity of rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, roof, rear speaker, mag type If you need a nurse or a train­ enced and beginners. Work Unu.sual salary and fringe bene- A LIVING WAGE/WIPE OUT ALL THE any advertiser using box additions and garages. Call days, evenings, part-time or nt.s, wheels, snow tires, excellent EDWARD R. PRICE—Paint­ ed aide for elderly, convales­ DISEASE, AND STOP CRIAAE /.'/ Q U E S T IO N ? letters. Readers answer­ Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. full-time. Immediate assign­ ing blind box ads who condition. 649-2074, after 6:30. ing exterior and interior, cent or chronically ill. 643- SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL CARPENTER — semi-retlred. paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. SOUTHERN ments in your area. High pay, desire to protect their 8707. no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 WE HAVE identity can follow 'his Repairs,, etc., sagging porch­ Insured. 649-1003. MEADOWS WEST 1964 FORD 9-pasaenger Country HAIRDRESSERS (two), ex­ J^ylum St„ Hartford, 278-7610. CONVALESCENT HOME THE '/OU'VE maps a LAUeHIN6 procedure• es. buildings straighlened. Squire. Reasonable. 742-7608. That professional touch wLth- INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ perienced, full and part-time. NEW ANSWERQ ' a r m e f a l c o n Vo u a r e .', STOCK OUT OF ME! Enclose your reply to cial rates for people over 65. NA.ME brand g^ ds free. Help ^aii 649-4511 for Interview. out the professional price. Mr. Call 643-0322, evenings 249-0217. friends shop with few dollars the box in an envelopeelope — Call my competitors, then call address to the Classified Regan, P.O. Box 31, Vernon, Petite Beauty Salon, 34 Church ENGEAND weekly. You get thtngs free. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Conn. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. St., Manehester. Manager, Manchester Write for details and free all MACHINE operator for full­ Evening Herald, together 1966 DODGE A-lOO van, origi­ NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom MATURE sales clerk, know- TELEPHONE new catalog. Popular Club time work days, $1.80 an hour with a memo listing the nal owner, very good condition. Plan, Dept. Y600, Lynbrook, companies you do NOT Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Painting, interior and exterior, ledge of sewing necessary. Ap­ to start, will train. Own trans­ Call 643-9479. tions, rec rooms, garages, paperhanging, fully insured. ple manager, Fabric Cup­ N.Y. want to see your letter. An equal opportunity employer portation. N.P. Hallenbeck Co., 1 9 For free estimates call 649-9658 board, 177 Hartford Rd. be­ Your letter wlii be de­ 1967 INTERNATTONAL pickup porches and roofing. No Job RN’S AND LPN's, 7-3, and 3-11 Bunker Hill Rd., Andover, 742- BY ROY CRA^E stroyed if the advertiser —utility body truck. Very too smali. Call 649-3144. If no answer 643-6362. tween 2-6 p.m. 7301. BUZZ SAWYER is one you’ve mentioned. shifts. Modem convalescent F reasonable, 249-7526. ------It not it will be handled WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ BEAUTY IS OUR home, excellent working con­ PART-TIME, typist for office NOW, DON'T •tOU WORRY, NORM,OLD SIpTERS — Full, part-time, WELL, WELL, WELL.' SEE HERE, HAPPY, PAVEIT,BCYJ FILL IT % in the usual manner 1903 CHE'VROLET dump truck. modeling specialist. AddiUons, Floor Finishing 24 ditions. Contact Director of located at Bolton Notch, 10-12 IF IT ISN'T WY FRIENDLY JUST HOW POYOU FULL OF B EAUTIFUL, BOY. IN PLACE OF‘ TREATY OAK/ BUSINESS top pay for child care, aides Gross weight 28,000 pounds. rec rooms, dormers, porches, Nurses, 647-1481. Meadows daily, 3-6 daily, 9-12 Saturdays. PLAN ID BEAUTIFY COLORFUL AUTOMOBILES. WE'LL BUILD A FOUNTAIN IN MEMORY and companions for the elderly ADVERSARY, OLD NORM Good running condition. Ask­ cabinets, formica, built -ins, FLOOR SANDING and refinish- Make it yours—become an Convalescent Home. An equal Must be able to type with rea­ HIMSELF.' H1YA,N0RM! COURTHOUSE SQUARE THE SYMBOL OF THE OF OLD CHIEF WHAT'S-HIS-NAME, and convalescent. Day-night VOU’PE WHAT^ -1VIE IDEA OF ing $1,600 or best offer, must bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. ing (specializing in older AVON Representative. No ex­ opportunity employer. sonable speed, neatness and WITH ALL THE TREES hours. Over 21. Have own SUPPOSED' PRINSIN5 ME A WORM?, Lost and Found 1 floors). Inside painting. Paper perience necessary. Own hours, accuracy. Phone Mr. Matric, GONE? sell. Call 647-9839. DORMERS. garages, porches, transportation. We stt better. lOcrATCH , hanging. No Job too small, high earning potential. Call Im- 646-1700. SMALL (5AMEj LOST —Light silver miniature rec rooms, room additions, John Verfaille, 649-5750. mediately, 289-4922. Call 289-2530. poodle, last seen Highland Park kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, BE ■*' and BlPPS- Trailers— ^ SALESGIRL for morning shift, COOKS and assistant cooks, Market—Bolton area. Answers siding, general repairs. Quality COUNTERGIRL, 6 p.m. to 1 days and evenings, full or part- to name of Gee Gee. Please Mobile Homes 6-A Bonds— Stocks*— a.m., part-time. Apply in per­ five-day week. Please apply ONE OF THE E workmanship. Financing avail­ Mr. Donut, 256 West Middle time. Modem convalescent notify. Hazel K. Finlay, 649- igga ^ENT camping trailer, able. Economy Builders, Inc. Mortgages 27 son, Bess Eaton Donuts. 160 home. Excellent working con­ 1411. Reward. Center St., Manchester. Tpke. Manchester. FINAST e mo H MA. W. TJA. 0.0. U i r hardtop, used once, sleeps 4, 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. ditions. Previous experience LOST — Mother’s bracelet with extras. 647-1270. mortgages— Interim financing preferred, but not necessary. "It’s confusing . . . just about the time I decide the CLERK-TYPIST: Must be a eleven stones, near House & —expedient and confidential qualified typist. Contact Mr. Tollsano, Meadows older generation doesn’t understand what’s going on Hale, Main St., Reward. Call service. J. D. Real Estate Convalescent Home, 647-1461. h 'S ^ ir. M t«>t«| Ut Pel 0«. OWfAU Motorcycles- ■ Roofing— Siding 16 today I get a c^eck front homel" 649-8874. Assoc. 643-5129. PERSONNEL CLERICAL — Must have an An eqpal opportunity employ­ BIDWELL Home Improvement BY LANK LEONARD Bicycles 11 above average figure apti­ er. MICKEY ■LOST — Male German Shep­ Co. Expert installation of BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ INTERVIEWER tude and be able to use a herd, black-beige markings. aluminum siding, gutters and Comptometer or calculator. YEP/ ^ WHEN WILL SHE ANY DAY NOW— J N LONDON— pairs on all makes. Open daily Business Opportunity 28 I'M WAITING TO BY MILTON CANIPF Friendly. Answers to Major. trim. Roofing installation and Help Wanted— Male 36 APPARENTLY BE RETURNING, STEVE CANYON 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop SO MINERVA MUTTON WILL .THAT DOCTOR PHIL? HEAR FROM HER/ m ------^ 649-0988 after 6 p.m. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. ESTABLISHED bakery busi­ For East Hartford. For one of the nation’s leading person­ Company offers good wages 182 West Middle Tpke.. 649 nel placement agencies. The Rita Girl placement system CARPENTER to work in trail­ SOON BE BACK— NO WONDE \ IN ENGLAND I WAS MISS p YOU WISH TO HAVE f WHEN YOU HAVE EXPLORED ness, Main St., Manchester. and working conditions, con­ er factory. Apply 'Vista Mfg. PHIL WAS IN SUCH 600D5PIR J HAS CURED (!7^ LOST: Passbook No. 25-006885- 2098 ROOFING and repairs done brings famous nationwide services to companies and Job CALHDON'S ^ MRS. OLSON OUT OF THE LEGAL ANGLE,I MAYBE Excellent returns, figures venient free parking and Co., 649-7200. THIS MORNING/ _____ — ( HER ASTHMA/ -A N P SO DO ABLE TO HELP YOU-AND IT 9, The Connecticut Bank and realistically. Free estimates. seekers in the East Hartford, Manchester area. We need CONFIDENTIAL 160 CX?., HONDA Scrambler, available. Full price, $5,500. above average beefits. WILL NOT COST THE PRICE OF A Trust Company, savings de­ P & S Roofing, 649-1516, 649- top gprade placement counselors who can achieve top earn­ SECRETARY Call Mitten Realty, Realtors, Apply: SINGER CO. Due to expansion BEFORE M7UR PRETTY,NEW F/eHTBR PLANE.' new paint, new tires, $285. Call ings. Personnel backg^round not required but strong sales partment. Application made 2373. 643-6930. orientation is. A rare career opportunity. To arrange inter­ we have an opening in the FRIEND CAME for payment. 649-4100. view, call: FIRST NATIONAL Manchester area, for a man ROOFING and roof repair. b e AUTY shop for sale, set up to be trained in sales and cer­ LOST: Orange and white strip-\ Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- for 2 operators. Well establish­ STORES, INC. tain phases in management. ed male cat, 9 months, white Business Services 7707. ed, ' owner wishes to retire. Excellent opportunity for ad- paws, Manchester, Keeney St. PARK & OAKLAND Offered 13 Write box “ G’’ Manchester RITA GIRL vancmeht for the right man. vicinity. Reward. 643-2831. Herald. AVENUES Good . starting salary, commls- DRY WALL — remodeling — Roofing and 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. paint, repair, or replace ceil­ Chimneys 16-A EAST HARTFORD, .s-ions, vehicle provided. Many ings and walls. Reasonable EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER employe benefits. Apply Sing­ Personals RUBBISH route for sale, 130 CONN. rates. Call 649-5764. ROOFING — Specializing re­ 528-9416 646-3441 er Co., 866 Main St., Manches­ INCOME TAX preparation serv­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new stops. Richard Lee, 228-9585. ter, to Mr. Moore. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ice. Please call Dan Mosler, COMPLETE Janitorial service, roofs, gutter work, chimneys homes and offices. Floors APPRENTICE electrician, good 649-3329 or 247-3116. cleaned and repaired. 30 years' WANTED, counter clerks for EVERYTIAAEISEE \ 1 washed and waxed, rugs sham­ wages, benefits and paid holi­ SORFJX X RBOKON I WAG experience, Free estimates. Help Wanted— dry cleaning establishment, .H<^)) AN OPEN FIELD I pooed, windows washed. 649- days. Call 649-6356. DAYDREAAMNG ABOUT Call Howley 643-5361. 644- full or part-time. Steady vfbrk. BILLY JOE/ WHERE AUTDAAATiCALLy INCOME Taxes prepared by 8876. Female 35 OM EARTH ARE YOU BEING WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl 8333. Apply at One-Hour Marteniz- PLUMBERS, licensed men TR Y T D Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. BOOKKEEPER Accountant — GOING? WE'VE LEFT BACK SNOW PLOWING, residential ing. 299 We.st Middle ^Tpke. wanted, benefits and over­ PLOUGH IT/ Challenging position in public TH E HIGHWAY 1 ON THE TAlKABOilT TAX Returns prepared in the and commercial. Also truck­ Manchester. time. Call after 6, 646-4623. Heating and Plumbing 17 accounting office in Manches­ TYPING RUSTY? FVXRM, i H E S O T A CAPnve convenience of your home. ing. Reasonable rates. Call ter for full-time, part-time or DID'yOU HEAR TIKED AUDIENCE/ Business - personal. Call 643- SAM WATSON Plumbing and 646-1974. temporary. Familiarity with We offer*a brush-up course to improve your skill. V, A'aOLST OFAAAKIN0 6388. Heating. Bathroom remodeling individual income tax returns TTHBCRUI-LBZ CROOKED TREE SERtnCE (Soucler) — and repairs. Free estimates. Pennanent positions available if you qualify. Call INCOME TAXES prepared by would be helpful. Call 649-2206. SAk;H2 DODGH.' Trees cut, building lots Call 649-3808. 244-4811 today for an appointment. WHoecxxDHie appointment, personal and cleared, trees topped. Got a — ------B0 6 INBS6 ? business. Please call R.J. Bell; tree problem! Well worth GRANT’S PLUMBIING service, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ^ O v^V 649-8736. phone call, 742-8252. Quality " ..... work for...... reasonable prices. Call for free estimates. Opening for experience;^ Al­ SPORTING GOODS TTT HAVE a World, Gift Show and ^ ^ 0 YOUNG marriei men 643-6341. pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- CONNECTICUT BANK 2 receive a beautiful hand carv­ er ito work full-time days. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER will do small repair Jobs and ed table free. Call 643-7976. painting, also cellar cleaning Company offers excellent Millinery. & TRUST CO. T H A T 'S INDIVIDUAL income tax re­ and light trucking. Call 646- wages and" working condi­ SALESMAN REALLY? J ^ E R E ? t'WWEN ^10 Dressmaking 19 tions, convenient free park­ sltioii is with a well- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 ------«»)tuhlished mithMiul ix'tuil chain AiifomobBes For Sale 4 Main St., Manchester. Hours MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking FIRST NATIONAL FEW BLOCKS , RISHT HERE...BUT HOF IN ANP BO ■»' BOy.WOTA undergoing rapid eX|MUiskm In a > FROM MCKEE'S LET'S NOT APVERTlSe STRAIGHT TO OKLV RELIEF THAT'LL dally 7:30-8, Thursday, 7:30-9, and alterations, expert work- STORES, INC. ■law toy and s|K>rtliig goods di- 5 1964 VOLKSWAGEN con­ BE ...KNOWING FLAT^WASH AND MT. FROW HERE ON, THE AIRPORT vertible, original owner, good Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. manship. 65 E. Center St. Lo- PARK & OAKLAND vIsUmi. Must luive prior selling ex- EASY RENDEZVOUS PLEASURE IS ALU THE OPAL SKULL ______cated in Andrews Building. 649- AVENUES RITA GIRL pi'rlence. WITH TI0RA ANP IS SAFELY O UT condition. $796 Call 649-1878. OF PARIS ANP LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also gosg. EAST HARTFORD, CONN SAM SULLY. HOMEWARD NEED CAR? (Jredlt very bad? moving large appliances. Burn­ Kxoi-llrait starting salary, oonipro- iilii! ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- PERSONNEL SERVICES hesisive fringe Ixmefit program, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Ilg«^niul working eonditlons and est Douglas accepts lowest 1776. Moving-—Trucking—- SECRETARY — General office ACCOUNTANT — Our busy SECRETARY—New area firm employe dis<'oiuit. AdvunceiiMUit down, smallest payments, any­ duties include typing, short­ YOU ARE A-1. Truck la A-1. client is looking for an as- is seeking a oareer minded IsumhI on your own Initiative and where. Not small loan finance Storage 20 hand, and ability to work with nil Cellars, attics, yards, drive sistant thoroughly acquaint- girl with executive skills for ability. company plaq. Dougl^ Mo­ ways sealed and small truck- MANCHESTER —Dclivory-llght figures. Apply Mr. Smith, Co­ od with the world of tax re- its marketing department, turns. Convenient l^atlon. $125. \ A(>piy in person, BY BOB LUBBERS \ tor*, 848 Main. \ \ Ing done' A-1 right. , Call Tre- trucking and ppekage delivery. ca Colo, of Hartford, 461 Main St., East Hartford, Conn. \ \'W 1968 DODGE wagon, 8-cyIlnder. mano Trucking Service toll- Refrigerators, w)a.shers and lt> ia.iii.-‘10 p.m. to .ROBIN'Th is FATM AN,.,’) W B LL,I HOP0 (ly KEYPUNCHERS — Excel- /OH,gC5rA5y.'PgUSHT' OF 10,000 miles, like new. Call 643- free. 742-9487. stove moving, sjieclalty. Fold­ DELIGHTS.' -THArexPlieBeiON H0 M^AM lOU HARM '^ y SO'.FOR WHAT WAITRESS for part-time 3-8:30 TYPISTS — We have Im- lent opportunity and ideal Mr. Frank Abhruzzolo ing chairs (or rent. 649-0762. ON YOUR FACe.' TOTAL OTHBR REASON 6020. EXCAVA'nNG — Trenching— p.m., five days weekly,' no mediate openings for accu- location for girls with some rate typists, electric or man- keypunch experience. To successOH , ir has WOULD X COM0 Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ weekends. Ideal for house­ iNoeep Been worth ■TO A f a r m FOR^ wife or college student, experi­ ual maehlnes. To $100. $100. 1963 CXIRVAIR, runs well, $100. ing driveways and parking Painting— Papering 21 ALL THB gFFOPr.' RO0IH m L O N 0 S . ence helpful but not necessary. WONDERLAND LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Call 648-1706 after 6 p.m. lots, tree removal. Reason­ STOP IN AND REGISTER AT THE OFFICE able rates. 649-6169, 872-0647. NAME your otvn price —paint­ Good hourly rate, good NEAREST YOU. TOY AND SPORTING GOODS 1962 FAIRLANE (compact car) ing, paper hanging, removal, gratuities, pleasant atmos"*-'" V-8, standard shift. $226 or airless 8Pi6y painting. Save. phei;e. Apply In person, Brass WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE Hartford Road and Pine Street 'A* " - best offer. 742-8161. Household Services 047-9664. Key Restaurant, 829 Main St., Offered 13-A Manchester. Manchester B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, RITA GIRL An Equal Opportunity 4 Employer . OHEVELLE, 1968, 88 896, 4- CUSTOM made draperies, slip Iplerlor and exterior painting, COUJQTBR GIRLV- five days /, 7: speed, $1,660. Call 647-1066. covers - and reupholsterlng. paper hanging. Thirty years weekly. Top wages. Apply in 80y SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. *v experlenee, four generations. IMTHon only. Hilltiirdville MANCHESTER 1868 DODGE RW, 19,000 miles, Budget terms. Established In EAST HARTFORD Free estimates, fully Insured. Luncheonette, 303 Adams St.. J good condition. Call owner, 1946. Days, 524-0164, evenings, 528-9-11(5 646-3441 Z/»T 649-7690. 643-7361. Manchester. e4f-18W . ^

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fzcir/b I-: ^' \ > »■ “ -r - W \ V \ \ i :\\ \'-' • \ ' A \ \\x y^.) A\- \\ \"' ;■•' ^ \ ' ' y \l\ y\ '\\|.' \ \''\ ' v i v\\ \ AV v-A \ W ’ ^ A " \ \ A " ' ' ^ ■■ \v ^ A \ ,' ' A ■ \Av ■ \ V . > ■ ■A \. \ PAGE THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1970 \ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WKDNEI^DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Businasf froparty ^ Situations Wanted— THERE OIJGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE business Locations ^ For Sola 70 Invoslmant Proparty Housas For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sale 73 Out of Town Fema!e 38 For Rant 64 X For Sal* 70-A For Solo 75 CONVALESCENT home, long MHAND NEW 8-room, four bed- MANCHESTER — 2 acre wood­ M r s . Q R a iE R o i e s m a l l brush f r o m B u t H O ire t h e b ig m a n ’s s .r . ( s a l e s OFFICE — five rooms, second MANCHESTER closu to ahop- S2I.900 VERY Attractive 1968, ItAMBI/ING Raneli In a aeelud- MANCHESTER llere’a a CLASSIFIED established business. Alwa^ fo iiri Dutch (kdonlal, Hilltop RANCH OF MY DREAMS ed lot, asking $11,600. H.M. COLUMBIA—Try thlz 280’ lake- WOMAN would like to baby-sit A OCO R-ID-DOO R SALESMAM AND IWE RESISTANCE) WHEN THE RICH COMES FROM floor, heat,- air-conditioning. 3-bedroom Ilani’h, hulll-in ed country aettlng, in Man; houac for the whole • family, full, great opportunity for rifiit plng, 4-fnmlly with 4 room Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. front plus 6 acres treed land days. Call 878-63S1. RDOF FALLS IM— ------A tXOLL LOOkiHG LIRE THIS - Call 649-0238. ran"o, large wooded lot. (■’'cater. I,nr"r spaclona en­ walk to Bchoola, aimpping, bna. 1 '■ lor iil on, Hccnic view. For I LOVE YOU person. For more InformaUon, apartmonta, 4-car garage, new and one stone fireplaced WM>/SPEND m V Ilutchina Agency Realtora, 649 trance foyer and hall. Huge Spotlcaaly clean, ovoralzed ga­ dclalla, Mr. Merritt, Helflore Two years young, all elcc- MAIN STREET office space, call Philbrlok Agency. Real­ heating aystema and roof, Mid Land For Rent 73-A Ranch, beautiful roc room, 8 ADVERTISING HARO-EARMED DOUGH OH 5324. living room, formal dining rage, private' yard, 3 bed- /.g.-ucy, 017-1413. Irle Ranch, placed In a pic- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 too per cent location near tors, 646-4200. ______30’a. iHayea Agency, 646-0131. tnreK)ue country setting bedrooms, plenty of cabinets ------room, Hire'' bedrooma. Iwn • rooma, formal dining room, banks, Air-conditioned, auto­ -i» UNIQUE! Four room bungiilow FIVK ACRKS of fenced piiHture in kitchen, 2 - car garage, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS \Ta NCHE8TER 20,000 square 1 car garage, $29,900. I’ hllhrlck flrcplaccd living room. Pleaa- jii.''t inlnules away from , SIX WEEKS OLD, mlnl- matic fire sprinkler. Apply MANCHESTER, Went Middle extra lot, anchor fence, land In Buckland area. Call breczeway. It all equals living foot masonry industrial build­ Mancheater Agency, Rnnltora, 646-4200. urc to own. Only $23,900. Keith Manchester. Absolutely im­ 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 P.M. pinschcrs, full growth about 7 Marlow’s; 867 Main St. Tpke. and Hawthorne St. garage. I'ortcr St. area. Mr, 044 0248. at Its finest for only $28,000. ing, P'S acres, central location, maculate condition. Barn lbs. All brown. Call 649-0837. C -zone parcel. 140x140' plus Agency, 046-4120, 049-'l022. Zl aaer, Helflore Agency, 647- Keith Agency. 646-4126, 649- all utilities. Many posslbllltlei, L(K)K AT THIS board paneled dining room,'^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT uaable oxlatlng atructurc. 1413. 1922. I’OODLES — Small miniature ROCKVILLE including commercial use. Heritage Houac, 046-2482. Manche.sler • I-ow 60’ii, MANClIlspTiR — R anch(| 2 iriodern kitchen with electric Out of Town 3-FAMILY 7 . range and refrigerator, cer­ 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCAT10> puppies, jet black, AKC regis­ 13 WEST MAIN ST. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. bedrooms, central location, ( ;a ,’V1HOI/)TTI bum six-room SOUTH Windsor — 6V4 room amic tiled carpeted bath, For Sale 75 tered, males, from long line SOPHISTICATED DECOR city utilities, new kitchen, Kiuieb. Two fireplaces, full Ranch, one - third down aa Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Friday Store, 20x60’, full basement, The owner la aaking $27,!KK). full basement, umesite of champions, home raised. Land For Sale 71 bathroom, wiring, plumbing. paneled basement. Quality re- VERNON $.34,400 sumes per cent mortgage parking. M. I. Kaplan, Brok­ U doea need .some decorat­ New Ul-room Raised Ranch, driveway. Priced in the low 875-2321. Invostmant Propoflj^^ Immediate occupancy. $18,600. • (■ el radiation. Helflore KNOLLWOOD ESTATES Immediate occupancy. Rec TOUR COOPERATION WILL er, Hartford. 249-7711. Eve­ 66-70 ACRES; year 'round run­ ing, therefore, he will Ilaten liiick and aluminum facade, Meyer Agency, Realtor, 043- low, 20’s. Come make 8-room Colonials are now For Sol* redwood gallery foyer, spa­ A^rr ricy, 017-1413. room, double garage, $28,900. BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 AKC Norwegian Elkhound pups. nings 232-9041. ning brook, Coventry. $46,000. to offera. Tremendoua |>o- 0609. this the liome In your heart available for Immediate oe- cious living room with Hayes Agency, 648-0181. Champion Blood line, males or FIVE i nits, good Income, $49,- Call Alfred D. Heckler, 742- tentlal. Call early. HKAND NEW Raised Ranch by calling the Paul W. Dou­ cupaney. These homes on 6619. cathedral, beamed celling, females. 643-4381 after 5 week­ AVAILABLE immediately, two 600. Eight units; $70,000. Wol- RANCH — Modern kitchen with with assumable mortgage! gan Agency, Realtors, 649- nice treed, lots feature 4 VERNON • Extra clean 3-bed­ massive fireplace, over.alzed 4535. Continued From Preceding Poge days, anytime weekends. rooms with air-conditioning in verton Agency, Realtors, 649- dining area, large living ro(jm For details, Mr. Merrill, Hel- bedr(K)ms, 2'/j baths, flr.st room Ranch, oversized garage. H. M. FRECHETl'E dining room with unique with fireplace, three bedrooms, floor paneled family room Handy locution. $22,900. Nor­ centrally located building. 2813. , Houses For Sale 72 planked celling, exquisite fior ' Agency, 617-1413. CONTEMPORARY home In Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 ST. B rnard puppies, AKC Plenty of off street parking. bath, plus large pine paneled with fireplace, hullt-lns, city man Hohenthal Realtor, 646- registered, males, females kitchen with separate eating mini condition, located In one John H. Lappen Inc. 619-5261. MANCHESTER — business SEVEN-ROOM Cape., four bed­ REALTORS rec room with )>ar In base­ VACANT RANCH 7',i rooms, ullllUes, 2-car garage, flail 1106. available. Excellent for pets bar, breitkfasl room with of Manchtster’s finest areas. WOODWORKING AUTO mechanic, steady work, block with 6 apartments, ex­ rooma, two hatha, overalzed ment. $20,900. I’ hllhrlck Agen­ 2 full baths, 2-zonc heal. Mr. 649-5306. or show. Coventry 742-7067. ()47-9993 sliding glass doors opening Huge living room, one wall DEPARTMENT good fringe benefits. No Satur­ MANCHESTER —Stores, new cellent condition. Owner will two-car garage. Landaeaped cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Zln: ser. Hfjiflore Agency, 647- days. See AI Patch, Service , construction, excellent traffic, onto sundeck, 2 baths, uri- 1413. all stone with fireplace, Flori­ Col u mhia-Executive FOREMAN SMALL miniature male poodle, finance 80 per cent at 8H per lot, 109x160’. Marion E. Rob- da room, 3 walls all glass. Den W M.anager, Carter Chevrolet ' North Main St., 15x32’, air-con­ usuiil family room with AS.SUMAHLE 5% per cent, 7- B Experienced man for supervis­ all .shots, AKC registered, pedi­ cent. Terrific Income produc­ ertaon, Realtor, 643-5963. MANCtHESTER New 4-bed­ wall-to-wall fireplace and or fourth bedroom, garage. f!ap(^ Cod on 5 acres. Ideal Co., Inc., 1229 Main St., Man­ ditioned. Parking. $260. Meyer room Ranch with attached ga­ BRAND NEW Raised Ranch. HARROWS and WALLACE Co. ing high quality custom work. gree papers, trained and er. Call now, Hayes Agency, room Garrison Colonial, double separate bar area, 4 or 0 Lovely treed lot. For details', Henullfully landscaped lot. Manchester Parkade for the largo family want­ chester. Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. WESTMINSTER Rd. Garrison rage, porch, L-shaped living Excellent opening. licensed. Lovable and nice with 646-0181. garage, 2% baths, formal din , bedrooms, walk out base­ Mr. Merrill, Helflore Agency, $43,900. Philbrlck Agency, , Manehe.ster 649-5308 ing lots of room. This cus­ Colonial, large living room and dining room, finished room tom built home Is Ideally DISPLAYCRAFT children. 649-9464^ $76. MANCHESTER — office space, Ing room, fireplaced living ment, 2-rar garage on large (U7-I413. Realtors, 640-4200. PEARL St. — A 14-room du­ with fireplace, modern cat-ln in ba.sement, beautifully land­ COVENTRY — LAKEVIEW, located for the active fam­ 643-9557 1100 sq. ft., heat and air-con­ room, paneled family room, beautifully treed lot in pres­ MINIATURE Schnauzer, two plex ■home. Handy to schools kitchen, formal dining room, 3 scaped lot, $25,900. Philbrlck COMPLETE computerized STEPHEN STREET . . . new on Ranch In beautiful condition: ily In a country community ditioning. Immediate occupan­ spacious kitchen, full base­ tige area. ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman. MAIL CLERK years old, AKC registered, and Main St. Dwelling is cur­ bedrooms, baths, screened Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. service, plus a profes.slonal, market. Solid foyr bedroom co­ Two bedrooma, garage, wood­ with lake privileges. House cy, J.D. Real Estate As­ ment plus lots more, $38,900. Top wages with benefits. Call male. Call 649-6665. rently occupied as rooming porch, 2-car garage. Philbrlck JACQUELINE- full-time sales staff. Call lonial with I'/i baths, two car ed lot with brook. Only $16,- facillUes include living room Position available for mail sociates, Inc. 643-5129. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Household Goods 51 Apartments—-Fkits— Apartments— Flats—> house showing a fine return on Agency Realtors, 646-4200. ROBERTS AGENCY MANCHESTER area Seven- wo work. Helflore Agency, garage. Vacant. Cholse resi­ 500. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ with fireplace, formal din­ clerk and messenger. Will 643-1108. room Cape. Large kitchen, Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. Tjenements 63 Tenements 63 Investment. To reconvert prop­ fi4fi-3339 1413. dential area. Sensibly priced at tors, 646-4200. ing room with built-in china include sorting, inter-office Articles For Sole 45 SEWING machine — Singer zig­ BEAUTIFUL 2-bedroom Ranch dishwasher, disposal, buill-ins, under $.30,000. T. .1. Crockett, cupboards, eat-in kitchen, MALE for morning work, flexi­ and out-slde pick-up and de­ zag. bultn 'holes, hems, fancy Houses For Rent 65 erty to standard 2-famiIy dwell­ MANCHESTER — New 8-room MODERN three - room apart- FOUR ROOMS, Cedar St., $135 with all city utilities and many fireplace, 1% baths, beautiful COLONIAL Cape with two love­ Realtor, 643-1577. COVEN’TRY — New 5%-room 4 huge bedrooms, 2 full 2 ing would require but a mini­ brick front Raised Ranch, ble hours for stock and de­ livery. Fine benefits includ­ AM-FM Zenith radios, regular­ designs, etc. Originally over extras, near shopping and bus treed lot. Sale price. $27,900. Ranch, aluminum sided, bulU- ment, all utilities. Call 649- monthly. Immediate occupan- MANCHESTER —Six rooms,.2- mum alteration. For further in­ double garage, 2 fireplaces, MANCHESTER — Forest Hills. ly acres in Manchester. A rare baths, 2,550 .square feet of livery. Apply at once to Man- ing profit sharing. Call 244- ly $49.95, now on sale at $42.95. $300, full price now $51. Easy line, $19,900. Owner 649-4292. Mitten Really, Realtors, 643- MANCHESTER — Five - room Ins, large treed lot. Assuma­ 4555. cy. 643-5201. car garage. $200 monthly. Rent formation about this well built 2% baths, paneled family Five bedrooms, fully paneled find! For details, Mr. Merritt, living apace. Convenient hger, Liggett Pharmacy, 4903. AM-FM Zenith stereo con­ terms. 522-0931, dealer. 6930. home. City utiliU’es. Near shop­ ble mortgage. Owner, 1-223- commuting to Hartford, with option. H.M. Frechette, home in an excellent neighbor­ $21,900 — COLONIAL, 6 rooms, room. See it today. $37,900. family room, automatic ga­ Helflore Agency, 647-1413. Manchester Parkade. soles, now on sale from $179.95 CLEAN 5-room second floor FIVE ROOMS (three bed­ ping, bus. Recent furnace, $15,- 7296, 1-223-1817. Slorrs and Willimantlc. Up- Model Home Furniture Realtors, 647-9993. hood, please call 649-5241. Rob­ 2-car garage, barn, 2 acres Warren E. Howland, Realtor, rage doors, 3 full baths, and up. 1970 Zenith 12” portable apartment, garage, convenient rooms) redecorated four-year .SCARBOROUGH Rd.— One of a BRAND NEW and beautiful! 900. What! $15,900. That’s •per 40’s. Attractive assum­ CBT TVs regularly $99.95, now on ert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. beautiful open land. Hutchins 643-1108. space, space, space are just a kind, gnicious stately Colonial, Gorgeous Ranch with lovely VERNON — 5V4 room rnnr.b, 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL location, bus line. Security and old duplex. Heat, appliances, handful of the many extras of right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. able mortgage. Call Tim THE CONNECTICUT sale at $89.95. Reconditioned Out of Town Manchester. Agency Realtor. 649-5324. 1 bedrooms, large kitchen, for­ family room and double fire­ high scenic location, Fire­ Moynihfin 568-0678 or Flor­ 19 PIECES lease required. $175. Heated. parking for two cars Included. FOUR-FAMILY — We have this executive home. $57,500. RICHARD P. BANK AND TRUST CO. and guaranteed color TV con­ mal dining room, front-to-back place on lovely.treed lot. Mr. MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- place, carpeting, garage, walk­ ence Courccy 633-4525. J. Heritage House, 646-2482. Located on Maple St. near For Rent 66 THREE apartments, and SIX ROOM Ranch, brick front, just listed a very desirable and worth every penny of it. soles with new picture tubes $297 living room with fireplace, Merrill, Belfiore .Agency, 64''- room Split, tip-top condition, out basement. Priced to sell. Watson Beach Real Estate, Clinton St. Available now. beauty shop, comer location, 3 bedrooms, flreplacd, garage, four-family on the east side. H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- One Constitution Plaza now $199.93. Modern TV Serv­ FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. HEBRON — Wall St. four-room porch, 2-car garage, well shad­ 1413. fireplace. Family room, gar­ Only $23,600. Hayes Agency, 547-1550. RITA Interior Designer wants re­ $215. monthly. Security deposit income over $9,000 yearly. park-llke yard. Immediate oc­ All four room units, fully rent­ Hartfoo-d, Conn. ice, 805 Hartford Rd. 643-2205. Heat, hot water, centrally lo- apartment. Heat, hot water, 9993. ed lot. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. 646-0131. 5 liable family or newlyweds required. No pets. Lloyd A. Principales only. Owner 649- cupancy. Only $23,900. Hayes ed. Large corner lot with ga­ cate.-l. Adults only. 643-2171 carpeting, storage and park­ tors, 646-4200. NEAT clean 6-room Cape with Hayes Agency. 646-0131. PERSONNEL SERVICES RUPP demonstrator snowmo­ to accept delivery of com­ Lumbra, broker, 643-0160. 4742. Agency, 646-0131. rages, T. J. Crockett, Real­ 200’ treed yard. Central loca­ NOR'TH Coventry, 7 room Co­ VERNON — 5Mi room Ranch, plete Model Display of Qual­ days. ing. $176 monthly. Call 646- heated rec room, treed lot, KITCHEN utility man, 5-day biles, one each, 30 h.p. and 18 tor, 643-1677. Manchester New Listings MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape tion, immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER center, 6-room lonial, one acre land, $14,300. ACCOUNTANTS — Jr. and Sr. ity Furniture just removed SlX-room duplex, $150. Security 0882, 649-2871. SOUTH GLASTONBURY — MANCHESTER — Immaculate walk-out basement, excellent week. Apply in person only. h.p. Call 643-4302, 742-6336. WE HAVE customers waiting with 3 bedrooms, living room Aluminum siding, new gas Colonial, possible office and Cali Alfred D. Heckler, 742- Several openings. To $14,000. to warehouse for Public deposit required. Adults or one Mammouth size 3-famlly plus and modern 4-4, 2-famlIy, 2-car WOODHILL Heights, April oc­ ASSUMABLE 5i/,.% location. Only $21,500. Hayes Howard Johnson Restaurant, for the rental of your apart ROCKVILLE — Attractive cen­ has fireplace and wall lo wall lieat. Must sell. Mr. Lom­ residential combination, 1% 6519 between 5:30-6. FOR “ a job well done feeling” Sale. Modern 3 complete child considered. Call 643-8093. 3-room home situated on one garage, many extas. Must be cupancy, three-bedroom Split Agency, 646-0131. 394 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ ment or home. J.D. Real Es trally located 3-room apart­ Riinch, immaculate and carpeting, den or dining room, bardo, Belfiore Agency, 647- baths, 2-car garage, $24,900. FOREMAN — For Volkswagen clean carpets with Blue Lus­ rooms with the $1,000 look. acre of property with 280’ seen, H.M. Frechette Realtors, Level. Convenient for com­ ELLINGTON — Colonial, four ter. tate Associates. Inc., 643-5129 NEWLY decorated 3-room ment, appliances, heat and hot large. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family sized kitchen. Good buy 1413. Hayes Agency 646-0131. dealership. Will have complete tre. Rent electric shampooer 8 pc. Convertible Living frontage. Total of 18 rooms, 6- 647-6093. muting, schools, shopping. bedrooms, one full and two VERNON— Garrison Colonial, control of shop. Should be ex­ apartment with screened porch water, one child accepted, no 6-3-3. $42,900. Call the Paul W. built-ins, family room off at $22,900 Wolverton Agency, large kitchen, dining room, WANtTED part-time truck $1. Paul's Paint & Wallpaper Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 PRESIDENTIAL Village apart­ Many extras. Recently re­ SUBURBANITE splendor in HEART OF TOWN . . . ten (or half-baths, formal dining perienced Volkswagen mechanic Supply. pc. Dinette. $10 down, you and fu ly tiled bath. Refrigera­ pels, $120. monthly, security. Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- kitchen also, full recreation Realtora, 649-2813. room, modem kitchen with large living room,.3 bedrooms, driver afternoons, 1-5:30. Must ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen- TWO TEN AI’AKTMENTS decorated. $29,900. Owner, 643- Manchester! 7'/!i room split is it 11) room single with 2'A and know how to handle men. may purchase any room in­ tor, stove and all utilities In­ 649-4824. room, garage. Don’t mi.ss IV2 baths, beautiful walk-out be over 18. Apply in person, tei St. New 3’/4-room apart­ 4535. 0640. with three full baths! Four baths. Needs some redecoratd built-ins, central alr-condltlon- 9.1K. ALUMINUM sheets used as dividually. Immediate deliv­ cluded. $130 monthly. Refer­ 210 Mialin St., Manchester this one. LARGE oversized 8 room Cape, ba.sement. breezeway, garage, Alcar Auto Parts, 236 Spruce ments, immediate pccupancy, ANDOVER — three room fur­ bedrooms! Ideal for the grow­ ing. Well constructed home, ing, garage. Wooded lot, 150x printing plates, .009 thick, 23x ery or free storage. 8-ROOM APARTMENTS 2 full baths, built-ins in kitch­ large lot, handy location. $26,- complete GE kitchen. Includes ences required. Write Box First) Class Set-up Mm CENTRALLY located 6-6, two- ing family. Call now. Belfiore built in the 40’s. Must be seen 230’, wall to wall stays. $32,- FOREMEN / SUPERVISORS St. 36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. CAP & CCP Charge Plans nished or unfurnished heated (jusit'a few left) en, formal dining room, family 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ seif-cleaning range, dishwash­ "H” , Manchester Evening apartment. 742-7641. Call after For Expanding Die Shop family duplex. Walk-out base­ H. M. FRECHETTE Agency, 647-1413. . . . sensibly priced at $26,900. 500. Philbrlck Agency, Real­ —In heat- treat, furniture, in­ 643-2711. Also, our own Instant Credit lAixurlous wall-to-wall car­ room, garage, $29,500 Phil- tors. 646-4200. er, disposal, and double-door Herald. 5 p.m. Good Benefits, Good Wages ment, two furnaces. Live T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- tors, 646-4200. jection molding, machine shop, Plan peting thiroughout, range,' re- REALTORS brick Agency Realtors, 640- TRULY IMMACULATE — 3- UNUSED brass and iron ma­ refrigerator, ample walnut Growth Potential practically rent free. Only $27,- 1577. paper. To $12,000. CARLYLE JOHNSON FOUR rooms, first-floor apart­ Irigaraibor, d is p e l, dish­ 4200. bedroom Ranch. Real coun­ BOLTON— 2-family, 5-5, with HEBRON . . a beauty of a 5'/i chine screws, %" to 4” sizes, cabinets. Carpeting, 2 air- ROCKVILLE— Four-room nice­ Apply 700. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- 647-9993 room Ranch on a heavily wood­ MACHINE CO. DISCOUNT FURNITURE ment, refrigerator and park­ Iona Manufacturing Oo. washer, central adr condi­ try sized kitchen, raised hearth MANCHESTER — Hard to find attached garages, separate SENIOR ATTORNEY — Ten or nuts, washers, etc. 643-1442. conditioners. Rental includes ly furnished apartment. $126 tioning, tiled bath. 7475. ROUND UP TIME with this ed lot'in a fine residential area, ’WAREHOUSE ing. $120. Security deposit re­ Unit of General Signal Cpip- fireplace, 2-car garage. Rural 6-6 duplex in good condition, 2 utilities, aluminum combina­ more years corporate and/or heat, hot water, parking, mas­ monthly. Adults only. Avail­ eight-year-old, five - room full basement, rear porch. major law firm experience. To Has openings for,: PLUMBING, appliances, fix­ NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS ter TV antenae, coin operated quired. 649-2484, 646-3932. Regent St., Manchester Heat and hot water fumish- .atmosphere, yet close to furnaces, excellent income. tions, 150x300 lot, $27,500. Wol­ able March 1st. Call 643-9678. ed. Parkiiig. WEST SIDE—6-room Cape, rec Ranch with acreage right here Owners are anxious to move $30,000. tures and supplies. Very rea­ laundry in basement, large everything. Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ Only $28,900. H.M. Frechette verton Agency, Realtors, 649-» TOOL AND CUTTER 3580 Main St. Hartford room with built-in bar, screen­ in Manchester. Ideal for and reasonable offers will be sonable. 249-7525, Mr. Webber, 522-7249 storage area, on bus line. Open $1«S MONTHLY ed porch, fenced in back yard. fiore Agency, 647-1413. Realtors, 647-9993. 2813. Warren G. Howland, Realtor horses. Use your imagination, considered. T. J. Crockett, TELEPHONE ENGINEER — GRINDER (former Fuller Brush bldg.) daily, 17, or by appointment. Assumable mortgage, $25,500. EE degree. BTve to ten years Furnished Rental Agent partner. Loads of possibilities. CONVENIENT location is only c UTE AS A button, 5-room BOLTCN — Spacious six-room Realtor. 643-1577. 175 Pine St. Manchester 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. MOLD MAKER PRESIDENTIAL Philbrick Agency, Realtors, experience with the telephone GRINDER OPERATOR PHILCO stereo console model, 4 - Apartments 63-A EXPERIENOED •43-1108 Asking $31,500. 'The Paul W. one feature of this 6Vi room Ranch with oversized garage, Ranch, baths, custom 646-2332 VILLAGE 646-4200. BOLTON . . . attractive Ranch company. To 15K. O.D. just like new, $200. 646-2891. DESIRABLE five-room apart­ 1st class mold maker. Dougan Agency, 649-4535. Split with two full baths! Nice­ 100x300 lot. Ideal for the family kitchen, beautifully land­ (former Norman’s Fum.) NEW 3%-room apartment, im­ Center St. & 'niompeon home high on a cliff overlook­ ment, 'second floor. $130 Immediate openings, OIL BURNER RANCH— Modern kitchen with ly landscaped yard, many ex­ scaped. Louis Dimock, Realty, TRAINEES —■ Technical, me- AUTOMATIC LATHE CLEAN RUGS, like new, so Warehouse mediate occupancy, all utili­ HEAR THIS — Nine room Co­ starting but, $18,900. Wolverton ing Eastern Conn. Three bed­ monthly heated. Security. Call good ben^it^ good Rd., Mancliester dining area, ceramic tile bath tras. Aluminum storms and 649-9823. chEuiical, retail, managerial. easy to do with Blue Lustre. at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. ties, carpeting, parking. Call lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. rooms, 1V4 baths, two car ga­ OPERATOR wages growth poten­ SERVICEMAN Luxury Living As You’d with vanity, 3 bedrooms, screens. Belfiore Agency, 647- Sharp high school grads with Rent electric shampooer $1. 649-1919 between 5-7 p.m. 643-0591. PIN E RID G E country kitchen, paneled fam­ COVENTRY — Nathan Hale rage, greenhouse, Florida Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Design It garage, very clean, $24,500. 1413. MANCHESTER — 8-room Split aptitude to leam. Good Wages. Benefits. Olcott Variety Store. tial. Wanted for Full Time ily room, paneled recreation area, large custom built alum­ room. Nine acres in all. Must LOOKING for anything In. real THREE - ROOM apartment APPLY One A Two-Bedroom Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Ranch, separate entrance, liv­ F REFRIGERATOR, gas stove, Employment VILLAGE room, 2'/2 baths, double ga­ PROFESSIONALLY appraised inum sided, three - bedroom be seen to be appreciated. T.J. Salary 52 MAIN ST. estate rentals — apartments, furnished, all utilities includ­ By Damato Apartments 646-4200. ing quarters. Trees every­ DRIVER-SALESMAN SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! kitchen set, bedroom set, rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. for quick sale! Seven room Raised Ranch, 1969. Wooded Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. $110 plus commission. That’s Blue Lustre for clean­ homes, multiple dwellings, no ing shower. Suitable 2 adults. IONA MFC. GO. Apply in Person All G-E Kitchen where. Executive nelghbor- MANCHESTER miscellaneous. 649-3060 or call (ees. Call J. D. Real Estate New State Rd. (acrom $14,900. ATTRACTIVE 5-room Close to everything. Hutchins Colonial Cape with 2Vi baths, lot, double garage, built-ins, ing ruga and upholstery. Rent Parking. 272 Main St. Unit of General from E. Catholic High) Equipment . hood. Immediate occupancy, VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, after 7 p.m., 643-4074. .associates, Inc. 643-5129. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 2-zone heat, lovely family fireplace, 1V4 colored baths, SUPERVISOR-OFFSET PRESS electric shampooer, $1. The Signal Oorp. BANTLYOH.CO., Inc. JPEATURING: Range with Self Cleaning- home. Baseboard heat, at­ $36,500. Linsay Realty, 649- country sized kitchen, large liv­ FOUR-ROOM furnished house, r-oom, formal dining room, immediate occunancy. $30,900. —Five years supervisory ex­ RETIRED man for mornings, Sherwin-Williams Co. HOTPOINT refrigerator, two- Regent St., Mandiester 381 Main gt. Oven • Two-Door Refrig­ tached garage, Hutchins Agen­ RAISED Ranch In one of Man­ 9158, 649-0085. ing room, picture window with perience required in book print­ MANCHESTER —Unusual exe­ Bolton Lake, March —May, 1 & 2 bedroom deluxe Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- light maintenance. Apply in , years old. Excellent condition. erator-Freezer • Disposal cy. Realtors, 649-5324. chester’s Prime neighbor­ 20 mile view, full fin (hed ing field. Salary $12,000 to $15,- WEBCOR Regent Comet, 4- cutive suite, prestige location, $175. per month. Deposit re­ Townhouse Apts. • Dishwasher • Two Air 647-1413. ANSALDI built 6-room Dutch 0609. person, MacDonalds, 46 West Baby carriage. Fold-a-away massive living room with hoods, modern kitchen with all basement, $22,500. Wolverton 000 . track stereo tape recorder, $40. quired. Call between 8-12 noon. * Colored range, refrigera­ .Conditioning Units • COLONIAL—7 spacious rooms, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, huge Center St., Manchester. bedv 649-7114. fireplace, maple paneling, for­ of the built-ins, 3 bedrooms, 2 $31,900. — IN-GROUND Swim­ VERNON $25,900. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Call 643-2208. 649-0072. tor, dishwasher, disposal. Traverse Rods • Venetian IV2 baths, fireplace, 2-car ga­ formal dining room, front-to- ASSISTANT TREASURER in mal dining room with fire­ BUnds • Wall to Wall baths, 2 car garage, plus room ming pool, wall to wall carpet­ RUN OUT OF ROOMS? rage, central location, many back living room with fire­ area bank. This man would be HO TRAIN set, engines, efec- place, 2 bedrooms, all ap­ A Wall to wall carpets .Carpeting. Two bedroom for expansion. We feel the ing, a newly paneled family This 8-room Ranch will give E FRIGIDAIRE automatic wash­ FOR RENT March 1st — 3 room extras, city utilities. Morrison apartments incliide one price of $35,900. for this prop­ place, large kitchen with built- Wanted— Real Estate 77 number three man In bank. The Salesmen Wanted 36-A tric switches, crossings, track, er. Best offer. 646-3239. pliances, heat and electric in­ bachelor apartment, split HYDRAULIC ond A Air conditioned Agency, Realtors, 643-1015. room, are only a few features you all the extra rooms you right man will be VP in two and one-half twths. erty is below market value. of this centrally located Gar­ in oven, range and dishwasher, need. 5 bedrooms, 2 full cork bed. Will sell parts. 649- cluded. $250 per month. Paul level, brand new, private en­ * Heat & hot water In- ALL CASH for your property years and then president in 11 REAL Estate salesman or PNEUMATIC SALESMAN Ample parking, individual MANCHESTER Here it is, $17,- Call today! Philbrick Agency rison Colonial. For further de­ 4-car garage, acre lot. Wolver­ baths, large family room, 0686. MOVING must sell, FYigidaire, W. Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. trance, all appliances includ­ eluded within 24 hours. Avoid red tape years. Mast have degree. Sal­ woman experience not neces­ Gas dryer. Caloric gas stove basement storage, master 900 aluminum sided 4-room Realtors. 646-4200. tails, Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. enclosed breezeway and sary. Good opportunity to grow ing TV, parking. Call 643-1879. instant service. Hayes Agency, ary $12,000 to $16,000. CLEAN RUGS, like new, so with charcoal broiler. Both in MANCHESTER— Newer luxury Connecticut Distributor needs experienced salesman to cover * Didividual private base­ TV antenna. Convenient to Ranch, new furnace, swim­ Agency, 647-1413. porch, l-car attaclied ga­ with expanding, local real ments with laundry con­ transportation, .shopping, .VlANCHESTEh. — &-room Rais­ $24,900—PRIVACY, huge treed 646-0131. easy to do with Blue Lustre. mint condition. Reasonable of­ 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ Northe4wt'|Conn. territory. Salary, commission, company car ming pool goes with it. Ride rage. VA a.ssumable mort­ CREDIT SUPERVISOR — Four- estate office. Call Mr. Martens, nections schools and churches. ed Ranch, four to five bed­ n e w l is t in g — 7-room lot, immaculate 3-bedroom Rent electric shampooer $1. fers accepted. 649-4206. able now. $185 per month in­ and expenses. Excellent potential. by 28 Durant St. and call us. gage. Much more! Call J. LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre­ years experience in general of­ any morning between 9 a.m.- cluding heat, appliances and Rental agent on premises rooms, built-ins dishwasher, Cape with enclosed breezeway Ranch. Enclosed breezeway, Pinewood F\imlture Shop. Business JLocations SoiuidprooUng masonry Fiano Agency 646-0191. Florence, 649-5306. age. Large, unzoned parcels, fice work. Should have some 11 a.m. at the Paul W. Dougan carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, 1-7 p.m. Also shown by carpeting, rec room, wooded and garage in Bowers area. 2-car.garage, dead end street. all areas. Louis Dimock Real­ For Rent 64 wall between each Apt. appointment. One-quarter lot. High 20's. Hayes .Igency, knowledge in A /R and A/P. Agency Realtors, 649-4535. Realtor. 649-4535. Call Mr. ROBERT CORCORAN MANCHESTER — Key location, Three bedrooms, formal din­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ty, Realtors, 649-9823. Musical Instrument 53 twMrr** ml'le east of Exit 9^, Wil­ 646-0131. l Outstanding area company. Pro- UP TO 3,500 square feet of com­ industrial zone, 3-family house, ing room, fireplaced living B (S W TEXAS Oil Company has open­ Fuel and Feed 49-A TWO NEW three-room apart­ bur Cross Parkway, MANCHESTER — Move in and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. OUT OF TOWN buyer needs 3- motable position. Salary to 9K. mercial space. Two exposures, new furnace, excellent busi­ room. Nicely treed lot. Close ing in Manchester area. No ex­ SILVERTONE, twin 12, ampli­ ments with range and refrig­ 644-8462 After 6 P.M. Route 16 and 1-84. assume this 7-room, 5?i per Manchester Parkade bedroom Cape. Qualified to FIREWOOD for sale, sawed reasonable. Wolverton Agency, ness potential. Cali now! Hayes to all schools, shopping, LAB TECHNICIAN -Degree re­ perience necessary. Age not fier and Silvertone microphone erator, carpeting, heated, hot TELEPHONE 646-2623 Manchester Line Mid 60's cent mortgage. Fiano Agency, Manchester 649-5306 pay up to $24,000. Call the and split. Will deliver. Tim- Realtors, 649-2813. Agency, 646-0131. churches. Ideal for growing quired with 8 hours in biology. important. Good character a miscellaneous. 649-3060 or Call water, good location. Call 643- 648-1023 643-4112 646-0191. Paul W. Dougan Agency, Real­ No experience required. Out­ berland Tree Service, 875-1238. after 7 p.m., 643-4074. family. Assume 5% per cent MANCHESTER is 15 minutes must. We train. Air mail W.A. 1819. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space Some Apts, ready for FOUR FAMILY, 4-rooms each GRACIOUS LIVING mortgage with substantial tors. 649-4535. standing opportunity with one of Dickerson, Pres., Southwest­ from this 3-bedroom Cape, MARTIN D-18, guitar. Excel­ available singles or multiples. oeeiipiuicy apartment, good oondition, alu­ down! Full shed dormer! To­ Lots For Sale 73 the top area companies in its ern Petroleum Corp., Ft. FOUR-ROOM apartment, stove, level lot, lake privileges, im­ Household G oods 51 lent condition. $265. Call 649- Centrally located to Manches- Agent on premises I to 5 minum siding, handy location. Is offered in this new 5- tal payments, Including prin­ field. Salary to 7 .^ . Worth, Texas. refrigerator, parking included, COVENTRY Silver St., lot 160x mediate occupancy, $17,500. 7313. ter-Vernon areas. Call for ad­ Every Da.y, .3 F’lirnished $37,000. Philbrick Agency, bedroom Colonial, spacious cipal, interest, insurance, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, $116. Will show Monday-Frl- MALE ASSEMBLERS 250, $5,000. Call Mitten Realty, Meyer Agency Realtors, 643- ditional information, 649-5316. living room, large formal taxes, only $129. monthly if ranges, automatic washers day, 6-7 p.m. 20 Knox St. AND Models. p i t * * Realtor, 646-4200. 643-6930. 0609. TOWN OF COVENTRY PARTIAL LISTINGS dining room, queen’s kit­ mortgage assumed. Belfiore Help Wanted— with guarantees, see them at chen with all biiilt-ins and Wearing Apparel— FOUR-ROOM second-floor flat, Paul W. Dougan Agency Agency, 647-1413. ALL FEES PAID B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 BRAZING OPERATORS completely carpeted, excit­ Zoning Board Male or Female 37 Furs 57 stove, refrigerator and ga­ NURSES' AIDS For Aircraft Parts. 640-45.35 or 646-1021 Main St. Call 643-2171. rage, $135. monthly. Available Reatl Herald Ads. ing breakfast room with NOTICE HELP WANTED male or fe- ALL SHIFTS OTHER APTS. AVAILABLE Of Appeals RACCOON fur coat for sale, immediately. 649-4965. sliding glass doors opening INVITATION male. transportation billing GAS STOVE, frostfree refrig­ E. A. PATTEN CO. onto 24’ sundeck in park­ QUALITY PUBLIC HEARING Tliere will be a Public Hear­ 63 E. Center St. erator in good condition. Call excellent condition. Call 649- Manchester Manor ing Monday, March 2nd at 7:00 clerk to work at terminal. 0654. TWO-BEDROOM apartment SOS WETHEREIX ST. like setting, antique panel­ Six-room Garrison Colonial TO BID 649-4088. ADDITIONAL p.m. in the Board Room of the Hours 5:30 p.m. to 12 p.m. with heat. One child accepted. Nursing Home MANCHESTER, CONN. ed, beamed family room, in finer condition now than Sealed bids will be received Call Bill Irving, Nelson APPROPRIATIONS Town Building to hear the fol­ Manchester SINGER automatic zig­ Security required. Call 647- 385 W. CENTER STREET first floor laundry room, 2V4 the day it was built. Fire­ at the office of the Director of Freightways, Inc., 25 West BOARD OF DIRECTORS lowing appeals. zag, with cabinet, converts in­ Wanted— To Buy 58 9071, after 5:30 p.m. baths, massive fireplace in place. garage, patio, beauti­ General Services, 41 Center Rd., Rockville, 872-9121. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 1. Mrs. Anne .Martindale, Lake- to portable, (button holes, game room plus 3 addition­ ful backyard and at $27,600 Street, Manchester, Ck>nn. until 646-4040 WANTED — Antique furniture CONNECTICUT view Dr., Waterfront Park, monograms, hems, etc. al hobby rooms for the ac­ it just can’t be overlooked. March 6, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. for BUSINESS opportunity, part or glass, pewter, oil paintings or Liberal benefits, first shift, presently working 50-hour week' tive family, 2-car garage, Notice Is hereby given that appealing from a determina­ Originally over $300. Fhill price A quality home when new FILTER REPLACEMENT — full-time. Build to $10,000 in­ other antique items. Any 64B-0701 on acre plus lot in prestige the Board of Directors, Town.oft tion of the Zoning Agent dat­ HARDWARE store clerk, a p j^ now $52. cash or monthly pay­ MALE and FEMALE E verything and a very rare home now. VERPLANCK & SALTER’S come first year. Call 643-0541 quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- area. Manchester. Connecticut, will ed January 26th, denying per­ in person. Barrett Plumbing anytime. ments. 622-0476. POOLS. hold a Public Hearing In the Supply, 331 Board St. Closed 8709, 165 Oakland Street. E WARREN E. HOWLAND Bid forms, plans and specifi­ mission to construct an apart­ Hearing Room at the Municipal Wednesdays. SALES POSITIONS JACQUELINE- REALTOR cations are available at the ment and kitchenette on the Help Wanted— Male or Female 37 WANTED — ANTIQUES, used ROBERTS AGENCY Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ second floor of her home. furniture, partial or complete M u s t Be 643-1108 General Services Office, 41- chester, (Connecticut, Tuesday, DISHWASHER wanted for Center Street, Manchester, Con­ This appeal comes In under Saturday nights. Apply Cavey’s estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 Immediate full-time and part-time ojienings now HIGH SCHOOL 646-3339 March 3, .1970, at 8:00 p.m. to section 2.5 revised section. p.m., 633-2300 days. necticut. consider and act on the follow- . Restaurant, 45 E. Center St. MALE & FEMALE available for matiii’e exiierienced or inexperienced SPRUCE ST. — Older Four- Town of Manchester, Hardship is claimed. family, consisting of two five- ing: 2. Norman F. Nadeau, 244 EXPERIENCED male to su­ HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques MANCHESTER — Six - room Connecticut Proposed additional appro­ 1st and 2nd Shift bric-a-brac, locks, frames, room flats, one four and one Brewster Street, appealing pervise plating department In -^alesiieople. All company lienefits. Apply in per.« -n STUDENTS home with many fine features, Robert B. Weiss, priation to General Fund 2 Irom a determination of glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ A-OK lovely treed yard, one full, one three. 100 amp. service. Needs General Manager small printed circuit hou.se Machine Operators Budget 1969-70, Board of lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 during store hours. Ask for Mrs. Burns work. Reduced to $24,800. Prin­ Zoning Agent dated Febru­ Salary open. Third shift.' Inter General Workers half batli, large master bed- Education $4,840.00 ary 10th, denying a permit to Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. roo)n, bright formal dining ciples only. Owner, 649-4522, 8 view by appointment only Inspectors for a Supplementary Aca­ cofistruct a building on a CLASS OF 7 0 room, built-in kitchen, fire­ to 5:30. NOTICE Please call 646-3800 between 9 Janitorial Worker B efo re W e demically Oriented Instruc­ non-conforming lot without 5. Ask for Personnel Depart place, garage. Tliere’s more Rooms WithoMt Board 59 $26,900 OVERSIZED 3-bedroom The Republican Electors of tional Service Program un­ adequate side lines. Location ment. Multi-Circuits, Inc. too. Only $24,900. Keith Agen­ Ranch. Two baths. family the Town of Coventry are here­ der Public Act No. 36, to be Apply Come in to talk about job opportunity now — cy, 646-4126, 649-1922. of property—Route 44A next LARGE furnished room fci kltehon, built-ins, dishwasher, by notified that there will be financed by Grant. to Toothaker’s Service Sta­ X ) ^ I j during your winter vacation. W e have a varl- a caucus at The Captain male only. Parking. $16 week­ •ftvi SrOHt OF fmhiom- MANCHESTER- O-rooiu Co­ 2-ear garage. Wooded acre lot. Proposed additional appro­ tion. This appeal comes un­ CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. ly. Call 644-0123 after 5 p.m. ety of programs for you to look into. Close a Deal Nathan Hale School on Thurs­ DEAN MACHINE lonial with family style Hutchins Agency, 049-5324. priation to General Fund der section 10.3 C2 side set­ 31 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. MANCHESTER PARKADE day, March 5, 1970, at 7:30 Budget 1969-70, Department back. Also accompanied by 5 PRODUCTS NEW HOME, large room for f kitchen, formal dining room. 3 MANCHESTER—7-room Colon­ I o’clock p.m., for the following of Welfare and Social Serv­ letter from Town Counsel rent, gentleman only, good Work after school until June, then The Reoltor’s Seal which we display bedrooms, l',i! baths, garage, ial, 2>1. baths, fireplaces, bulit- puriHises: ices $15,000.00 which will be made part of 102 COLONIAL RD. location. Free parking, 649- full-time. $25,500. Wolverton Agency, Ins, 2-cur garage, large lot. 1) to select party-endorsed can­ for Town’s General Assist­ the proceedings. 5962. , is your assurance that every detail of Realtors, 649-2813. Immediate occupancy. Priced didates for delegates to tlie ance Program to needy'Man­ 3. Rev. Robert Delumathi, — Work Saturdays 18:15-4:00) until to sell. Charles Lesperpnee, Has immediate openings— CLEAN, furnished room for GARRISON Colonial — All Republican State Conven­ chester residents, to be fi­ South Street Exl. Property JOIN OUR PRODUCTION June, then full-time. your real estate purchase or 649-7620. tion, June 19th and 20th, Days 7 a.m.-4;30 p.m. gentleman. Apply 4 Pearl St., rooms exceptionally large, nanced by additional State of lute George Farrell. Ap­ Manchester. formal dining I'oom, living 197Q, The Congressional Dis­ Grant of $11,250 and from un­ pealing from the determina­ I —- Report for work fuH-time in June, sale is in perfect order. $18,900 BUYS this 5-room lioiue SKILLED and UNSKILLED room, 14x24’ with fireplace. trict Convention, June 27, appropriated surplus of $3,- tion of the Zoning Agent dat­ Nights 4 p.m.-l a.m. GROWING STAFF COLLEGE GIRL to share room July,'uly. or August. in excellent condition, has one 1970, The 'County Convention, Vlfe Ofe pledged to thisj perfection. ^ Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ car garage and large lo(^. Call 760. ed January 29th, denying with college girl, convenient rage. Owneb wants (;(ulck sale. Jun^ 13, 1970, the; Senat|)riul TURRET LATHE—^et^i-up Openhit^ in ail departi^nts offentij; pemianent J a\ ' on this 'one. Mitten Realty, Proposed additional appro­ permtt for construction of a apartment. 643-8649. . ' •A' Priced below replacement. District Convention, Jun^SO, Call Mrs. Bu^eino or Miss Casey Realtors, 643-6930. priation Uo Sewer iFund, residence under 1,000 square .V NOW As specialists in the real estate $27,600. ' I’ tillbrlck Agepey, 1970 and the Assembly pls- THE THOMPSON House-Cot­ full-time employment. Good wa^es, overtime, com­ 1909-70 Budget $2,000.00 feel. This comes In under ' at 249-0631 Realtors, 040-4200. trict Convention, July 2, 1970. \ \ We have openings in our main office and branches tage St., centrally located, business, we never close o deal RA'ISED Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Transfer to Sewer Reserve section 9.2A. plete benefit, program. Excellent opportunity for for an appointment ONLY A REALIXIR modern kitchen, formal dining ?) To elect candidates for mem­ Fund to provide addltiondl for .typists, secretaries, account clerks, tellers, large pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER — Central, six- Hardship is claimed, since MAY DISPLAY THIS room, fireplace In the living bership on the Republican funds for house laterals, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 until everything is A-OK. room Colonial plus sun porch, Mrs. Farrell cannot continue computer operators and many more. Good starting training and advancement. EMBLEM room and family room, garage, Town Committee for the en­ for overnight and permanent 3 large bedrooms, 2-car ga­ Bidwoll Street Sanitary Sevi­ to live In a 13 room house salaries, excellent benefits and profit sharing. Call wi^oded. lot. 200x210, $26,600. suing two years. guest rates. rage. 105’ frontage. Sale price er, to be financed from un­ alone. Would like to build a 244-4903 or visit our personnel Dept, at 1 Consti­ CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Agency. Realtors, 3) To amend the I'ules of tlie $19,900. Mitten Realty, Real­ Plvillulek appropriated surplus in 4. room ranch for her. tution Plaza, Hartford, Conn. ALLIED BUILDING SYSTEMS MANCHESTER 046-4200. Republican Party of (>>ven- Sewer Fund. Hardship is claimed. LIFE INSURANCE CO. tors, 643-6930. Apartments— Flafs-^ try, Connecticut, as recom­ All interested persona are in­ MANCHESTER — $24,900. Hill James F. Farr, 260 TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER 140’ GARDEN STREET MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ mended by the Town Com­ vlted to attend. Tenements 63 overlooking parkade, at­ Secretary tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, mittee. Signed: Mr. Reynolds HARTFORD, CONN. tractive Cape, fireplace, Board of Directors CONNECTICUT BANK SIX-ROOM duplex with garage. BOARD REALTORS 2'.

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Maccarone of 32 Hawthorne St., Eambert of 74 Garden St., has make yowr own florol arrangements! Friendship Lodge of Masons night at 7:30 at the British has been named to the dean’s has been named to the dean's been named to the dean's list For Th« Week Ended The Weather wUl have a Six O’ Clock LodgeAmerican Club. list for the fll-st pemester at Hat at Merrimack College, An- for the fall semester at Cham- January 14, 1970 when it meets tomorrow night ------Alberlus Magnus OoUege. New (lover, Mass., where she is a plain College, Burlington vt. we have Increasing cloudlneaz, not aa at the Masonic Temple. The TheSenior Choir of Commim- Haven. freshman and majoring In Eng- clay — wire cold tonight with Iowa ranflng The commission on education Miaster Mason degree will be Ity Baptist Church will rehearse - — - llsh. l i r i a i t a t styrofoiun 15,890 from 6 to 16. Tomorrow moot- conferred In the spetHal meet- tonight at 7 at the church. William J. Host of 87 Arcellla ----- of South United (^Methodist tape •— planters ty cloudy. High in 80a. ing. During the first seotlon of ---- - Dr. and Mrs. Brenda L. Wong of David W. Walsh, son of MrMr. Church will meet tonight at instruction books Manchester— A City of Village Charm five and Mrs. John Walsh of 3 Pres- 7:30 at the church. the degree,Robert M. Bennett, Trinity Covenant Church Choir 40 Olcott St. are among - 4 I past master of MerldUm Ijodge will rehearse tonight at 8:16 at University of Connecticut ton Dr., has been named to > ----* VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 12.5 I I •In Meriden, will present the the church, seniors who received honorable the dean’s list at Southern Con- There Will be a midweek ser- (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 (Claaalfied Advertiaing on Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTS working tools lecture. The se mention as Woodrow Wilson De- nectlcut State College, New vice of prayer and praise to- Bowntoom _ cond section convenes at 7:30. Dennis MacArdle, son of Mr. signates from the Woodrow Wil- Haven. He is a freshman In the night at 7:30 at Calvary Between sections, a beef stew and Mrs. J. Walne MacArdle of son National Fellowship Foun-. liberal arts department. Church. will be served In the banquet 29 Constance Dr., has been dation, Princeton, N.J. Mrs. - room. Officers dress for the eve- named to the dean’s list at Wong Is majoring in , Aslan The class of 1935B, Manche.s- Quints’ Father nlng Is tolls. Pro.vidence ( R. I. ) College studies, and Hust In English his- ter High School, will hold a re------where he is a pre-med stu- tory. union meeting tonight at 7:30 at OiFF with your winter Nixon Sees Plays It Cool The Golden Age Club will dent. He Is a 1968 graduate of ----- the home of Mrs. Fannie Ex- rubbers and arctics, — AN EXCITING PARTY IDEA! have a hot lunch at its meeting Bast Catholic High School. There will be a dress rehear- cellente Lucas, 219 Scott Dr. time to have your Winter NEW YORK (AP) — Amy. California Protesters tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at the ----- sal for the Little Theatre of ----- Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and Sarah, William Gordon, Abi­ ShocH Repaired! 3hoea gail and B, read the taped Senior Citizens Center. Mem- VFW Auxiliary will have a Manchester production ‘‘You First Church of Christ, Scien- made longer or wider. Home Deliveied Buffets bers are reminded to bring nr- kitchen social tomorrow at 7:30 Know' I Can’t Hear You When tist, will conduct Its regular labels on the Incubators, and Big Cost Cut the occupants breezed Chamber Emcee tides for a kitchen social. p.m. at the Post Home. Mem- the Water’s Running” tonight midweek testimony. meeting to- SA M YUYLE5 in RecKfy-to-Serve Container»! ---- bers are reminded to bring ar- at 8 at Bailey Auditorium, Man- night at 8 at the church. The through their first day of 23 OAK STREET life, the first quintuplets william R. Johnson, vice A spaghetti supper will be tides for the social. Chester High School. m eeting Is open to the public. For further Information call WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ of nonessential federal expendi­ president of the Savings Bank sponsored by the Stein Club ------dent Nixon proposed to Con­ tures might oversee considera­ ever bom alive In this city. "Shoe Repairing of GARDEN GROVE CATERERS Ina gress today the 'scrapping or re­ Their father, William Burn Bank to Skeleton tion of the legislation, or that a of Manchester, will serve as the and the Steinettes Friday from The commission on steward- The Guard Club of Mystic Re- The board of deacons of The Better Kind!” form of 67 reform federal pro­ Kienast, 28, a plastics sales­ master of ceremonies at the an- ® P'*"' VFW Post'ship and finance of South Unit- view, NABA, will meet Friday Community Babtlst Church will •49-6313 or 649-6314 Joint select committee might be EstabUshed 19111 grams at a saving in the coming created to develop a legislative man from Liberty Comer, SANTA BARBARA, Home. Tickets may be purchas- ed Methodist Church will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. meet tonight at 7:30 In the year of billion. N.J., was also cool. “We’ve nua^ dinner meeting of the tonight at 7:30 at the church. Lillian Smith, 709 Main St. church Youth Building. 32.6 package. Calif. (AP) — Rampafiring Manchester Chamber of Com­ In a special message, Nixon Summarizing the approach he been living with this for a demonstrators protesting said congressional action would is taking, Nixon said: long time,” he said. "It isn’t merce. The event is scheduled be required to achievebil­ like getting up in the middle the “capitalist establish­ for Wednesday, April 16, at "Too often In the past, ‘sacred ment” burned a Bank of ^ $ lion of the savings and that he cows’ that have outlived their of the night and hearing you 2 Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton. The America branch to a skele­ $ $ $ ^ $ $ will do the rest through admin­ usefulness or need drastic re­ have five babies.” social hour will begin at 6 p.m. istrative moves. It was not immediately ton today while outnum­ vamping have been perpetuated clear whether the Kienasts and dinner will be served at 7. . The pnming operation would because of the influence of spe­ bered police and firemen The annual dinner session of Include reform of the 20-year- cial interest groups. Others had decided upon permanent watched helplessly. the Chamber is the "event of old federal program to aid to names for the children. Police reinforcemenU were have hung on because they were ‘The baMes’ mother, Mar­ Ui6 year” for the business com­ schools in areas housing large (See Page Eight) called in as about 800 protesters munity at which time the "M” numbers of federal personnel—a garet, 27, who had been tak­ watched the flames burn out the program Nixon has tried with­ ing fertility dnrgs, was re­ Inside o t the one-etory, brick award Is presented to a citizen ported to be In os good con­ of the town who has given out­ Caldol out success to cut In the past. building. Then a soUd phalanx dition as the quints, who standing leadership and com­ The upshot of the Nixon plan of 240 helmeted officers swept In this field woul^ be to shift were bom In a teh-mlnute through the campus community, mitment to community better- span Tuesday night. The 6 Democratic Isla Vista, dispersing the crowd . ment. The name of the recipient ’ ---n ....^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ more funds from relatively wealthy communities to poorer three girls and two boys without a confrontation. of the award is always kept a weighed between 3 pounds, 4 Deputies said later the situa­ tightly guarded secret until the districts and at the same time ounces and 4 pounds, 6 cut total annual appropriations Chair Leaves tion was "pretty much imder presentation at the time of the ounces. control” and that officers were annual meeting. by $392 million. Three had difficulty Another Item on the Nixon dispersing about 200 stragglers Tickets may be obtained by R o l l a b o u t C h i l d r e n s ’ . Proctor-Silex O^Brien Cold breathing at first because of scattered along streets and al­ General Electrie agenda would be elimination of hyaline membrane disease, contacting the Manchester a little-known board of federal leys. Chamber of Commerce, 257 B. 2 Slice Automatic Toaster WASHINGTON (AP) —Law­ which took the life of the The one-square-mile Isla ITU- Heating Pad TV Stands Character Watches tea tasters that has been in op­ late President Jotm F. Ken­ Center It. Our Reg. 9.99 rence F. O’Brien announced to­ ta community is populated Our Reg. 4.99 Our Reg. 9.70 Our Reg. 9.99 eration since 1897 and costs nedy’s third child, Patrick “At one time in the dim day he has informed Hubert H. mainly by apartment-dwelling Select your favorite shade of toast! ^ Humphrey he will not accept Bouvier. Three temperature heal to fit most television Choose a favorite! Puss in i t past,” Nixon said, “there may students from' the adjacent Uni­ Bools, Sleeping Beauty, $ 7 Wide slots accept Hnglish muffins, etc. the chairmanship of the Demo­ However, it was soon Dancers Charge switch. $ have been good reason to single cleared up and at 10 a.m.. versity of California campus six > Waterproof inner covet, wash­ Deputy Sheriff, Baseball, etc. Wipe-dean chrome finislied body. ^ out tea for such special taste cratic National Committee. miles north of Santa Barbara. ■*5 In a statement, the 52-year-old Just twelve hours after their Roller Skating able outer cover. iifP4S tests; but that reason no longer birth times, the babies had The demonstrators, number­ exists. Nevertheless, a separate O’Brien said he has concluded ing 1,000 Wednesday night, sold “There are some within the par­ their first feeding, baths and tea-tasting board has gone right showing. Their father said they were protesting the war In Affecting Gym ty structure and some among \ Vietnam, the "capitalist estab­ '6 along, at the taxpayers’ ex­ those with whom the party tra­ they were “beautiful.” „ Roller skating at the Waddell 9 V o l t pense, because nobody up to He had been working on / lishment” that financed it, and M u r i e l Dollar Day Sensational Toy Values! R e g i n a ditionally has had close relation­ what a student spokesman School, part of a town recre­ R a d i o now took the trouble to take a ships who do not share the view an addition to their rural hard look at why it was in exist­ home, but first has to buy called “increasing police ation program may have af­ Tipalet Cigars Our O ur that I should return as chair-. repression aimed at stifling stu-, B a t t e r i e s R*g. 44c M ...... Reg. 59c e a .... 2 J 1 Electrikbroom ence. The general attitude was five cribs, he said. The cou­ fected the gymnasium floor. Match Box Cars. ,..,,3 ,.,*1 Croxlev Puzzles.. man. Our Reg. 23c Package of 5 it didn’t cost much, it provided ple already has two children, dent dtssent.” Members of the Manchester Our Reg. 22.88 "Thereforv, It is clear to me Our Reg. 29c ea. Our Our a few Jobs, so why upset the tea Meg, 4, and John, 18 months. One demonstrator identifying Square Dance Club and Recre­ ..... Rgg. 99c«g...' Cleans bare floors, rugs, that the consensus I deem vital $■ Reg. 79c ea...... 2 Jl Slinky 2 ,.?1 cart?” Mrs. Kienast took fertility lUmself as Ke'vin McElhinny, 17, ation Director Melvin Siebold Packages draperies-lighlweiglrt, easy to $■ for the next chairman would not drugs before their births, .V(t San Jose, Calif., said the bank use. No dust bage to replace The President said such atti­ be forthcoming and I will not al­ have reported a powdery sub­ for 1 O ur too. was under siege "because it Our #B50I tudes should have no place in low my name to be presented stance coming up from the floor Reg. 79c box...... 2 J l Potato Head...... Rag. 99c ea.... 2J 1 govemmmt and the "taxpay­ 7 ^ r i was there, it was the biggest and an inspection by the school 5 , . ’ l Flavored cigars-Natural, for consideration.” capitalist establishment thing For Transistor Radios Cherry , or Burgundy. er’s dollar deserves to be treat­ O’Brien’s decision, announced F departmefit’s building and around:.” F ed with more respect.” while he Is on the West Coast on grounds division is expected. Another demmistrator who He also proposed revision of a business trip, throws into con­ Senators See woiddn’t give his name said the The complaint about the floor K o d a k K o d a c h r o m e F a n & the medicaid program, to em­ fusion the decision on the next reportedly was made originally Rubbermaid Handcuffed demonstrators at the University of after their arrest early today as officers moved in bank "is am example of Ameri­ phasize more medical treatment chairman, who la due tl be can capttallsAi which le killing by members of the Square Safeo All Purpose I n s t a m a t i c E k t a c h r o m e A u t o M a t s G enerator Belts California Santa Barbara campus sit on ground to quell disturbances. (AP Photofax) 40” x 4 0 ” Leuticular and less custodial care for long elected next Thursday when the Laos Turning people all aroimd the world and Dance Club who claimed the F i l m term cases. national committee meets. condition of the floor interfered C a m e r a in the United States.” Storage Chest Processing* Projectiou Screeu The President said experience Sen. Fred R. Harris of Okl-a- The outbreak o t tires and win­ with Saturday night dances. has shown that long term care homa, who succeeded O’Brien a “Roller skating has ruined Our Reg. 1.69 J5 MM. #126*20 kxp.. .Super 8 Our Reg. 13.99 Caldor $ Caldor Into Vietnam dow smashing followed a cam­ Wood grain finish, sturdy Our Reg. ^ ^ 7 ,y4 4 E or regular 8 rolls. Priced Priced $1 in nursing homes and mental year ago, has resigned effective the tile floor,” said Mrs. John 1 that date. pus speech Wednesday after­ E £ carrying handles. Large fur 8.87 1 Your slides or movies will hospitals that often involves lit­ WASHINGTON (AP) — With Police, Youth Clash in Buffalo noon by William M. Kunstier, a Dyment of 46 Diane Dr., co­ $ $ 1 $ Permatitie Bells-to fit lots of space! size look better on a lenticular tle medical treatment has been Humphrey issued a statement an angary attack against the president of the club. Easy load, easy to use. 1 ea. screen! Rugged quality rubber, must American cars. through hla Washington office defense attorney in the Chicago 27'Axl6'/4xl3l4 inches. 1 • Processing of exposed film reinforced at points of a source of great expense. American role in Laos, a bipar­ BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — ministrators to discuss the situ­ vice president. Issued a state­ claimed they were not treated Carry a spare for emer­ riot trial. All the windows of the “Rosin In the floor has been Great results in B/W or by a leading independani expressing regret at O’Brien's wear. Choice of colors. gencies. ”I propose,” he said, “that we tisan group of senators has de­ Campus and city police clashed ation. ment saying an undetermined equally with white players and same bank branch were coming up and making It very color! laboratory. decision, adding ”I shall now rc- direct federal matching funds manded the administration dis­ with students In a rock-throw­ Before the meeting, Regan is­ number of those involved were that their education was being smashed In the start of the trou­ dusty and dry and uncomfort­ sme discussions among Demo­ close how heavily the United ing, furniture-smashing series sued a terse statement through neither students nor officers of paid for by funds from poverty toward medical treatment rath­ cratic party and elected offi­ ble Tuesday afternoon. able,” she said. er than custodial care and pro­ States is involved In the wartom of battles on the State Universi­ an aide, blaming all the trouble the university. programs rather than the ath­ Siebold said, “The floor has 8” W aterproof S p a l d i n g cials as intensively as time per­ Aslan nation. ty at Buffalo campus Wednes­ on the radical left. letic scholarships awarded Sheriff James W. Webster had O’Cedar Cotton P l e d g e & vide new incentives to the states mits in the next several days. They said the physical vio­ described the situation as “com­ received a little more wear,” Your Choice Junior Camper to emphasize more efficient “The facts of our involvement day night. “We deeply regret,” he said, lence called for an automatic white players. from the roller skating program D u s t M o p Lemon Pledge Playground Tennis Balls "And I hope to discuss the Eleven persons, including sev­ pletely out of hand” Wednesday forms of extended care.” have been concealed from the “that the radical left proved summons of city policemen be­ Several black players quit the evening. He asked Gov. Ronald than it would usually, but add­ 1 Plastic Housewares | Nixon estimated this reform, sume discussions among Demo- American people,” Tennessee en campus policemen, three again their Irresponsibility and squad earlier in the season. Stu­ B a l l Sleeping Bag wlth the executive committee of cause campus police were "not Reagan for National Guard ed, ”I don’t think it’s actually s 1 if adopted, would save $236 mtl- Democrat Albert Gore declared Buffalo policemen aid a demon­ their lust for destruction.” equipped or prepared to cope dents supporting the blacks Our 5 12 qt. Dish Pan (#651R), Our Reg. 794 ea. S Caldor $ Can Of the DNC at a meeting prior to strator, were injured. None was troops, but Guardsmen were .not been damaged.” Uur Our Reg. 6.97 Hon In appropriations In the 1971 during floor debate Wednesday, Later today, Regan and War­ with the situation. staged a sit-in on the basketball Reg. $ Your $ W Vegetable Bin (J( 1568), § Priced 3 Balls March 6.” , believed seriously hurt. mobilized. He said conditions necessary ]'A Reg. $ fiscal year that begins July 1. a charge supported by Sen. ren G. Bennis, acting executive Black basketball players have floor Tuesday night, preventing 2.69 2 Choice . J . each g Bu, Laundry Basket (C "1 § 2 Humphrey Is at Macalester Sixteen persons were arrested The bank fire was set by sev­ for square dancing and roller 1 Use now as a slumber Buffalo from playing Stony 2.99 Another Nixon proposal would Charles H. Percy, R-Ill. Ideal care for your fine g (I23R), 14 qt. Spout Pail I S $ College, St. Paul, Minn., where on a variety of charges, includ­ eral protesters who rolled a gas­ skating were not really compat­ for 2 Vacuum packed can. bag or later for Spring eliminate the $84 million annual Another Republican, Sen. Brook State University. S (1114). ^ JL S ible since “The square dancers Twists and turns . . . furniture. 24 qt. Wast Basket ( I033r) , and Summer camping, he lectures on political science. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. of ing assault and disorderly con­ oline-soaked trash bln In Brings out the beauty Built for hard play on Meets all I.L.F.T. speci­ 5 federal subsidy for school milk Black students and university would like the floor highly reaches almost every­ the rougliest surfaces! fications. The party’s governors arc Maryland, said "Laos has be­ duct. through a smashed window, and where! of wood, by Johnson. 'Am'iArAmmiA'?A7A?Ammmmmmv^ programs, on grounds that a complaining that no one aslced officials met most of the day set it ablaze against a wall, dep­ waxed and very slippei'y which great many pupils who benefit come an arena for the repetition The acting president of the Filipino Youths in Protest Wednesday to discuss the dis­ means it’s too slippery for roller their views on the chairman­ of the mistakes of ‘our Viet­ university said black student uties said. Students from a come from families well able to MANILA (AP) — Several and carrying shields and night­ pute. A university spokesman nearby fraternity put out the skating.” ship. namese Involvement. groups had no role In the trou­ said they appeared to be mak­ C a l d o r “ D ” C e ll S o d a K i n g All 45 RPM All Diamond afford to pay the market rate The complaint arose Wednes­ hundred riot police dispersed sticks, marched In after the blaze, but protesters fired it up Siebold said his department for milk. ”I believe that the American ble. But the melee appeared to ing progress, but it was decided S u p e r p o w e r day at the mid-winter meeting have been an offshoot of a dis­ about 1,000 Filipino youths demonstrators hurled a few fire­ again Just before midnight. used a rosin on the floor one 22 Gallou Plastic Trash C h a r g e r s Pop Singl es Phono NeedlesI people—and the Congress—will to cancel the Wednesday night night to make the floor less Columbia ^^Harmony "These resources,” said Nix­ of the Natiorral Governors pute between university athletic shouting anti-American slogans crackers and stones. Before the sweep of the area, on, "should be reallocated to not ultimately accept a with­ game here with Albany State. slippery and said this might B a t t e r i e s Our Reg. 3.19 Conference and prompted an In­ officials and black basketball In front of the U.S. Emba.ssy to­ , TVo policemen and -14 demon­ Meanwhile, he said, about 30 helicopter officers using a bull­ Cau W/Lock Haudles Caldor Priced in our inventory more effective nutritional pro­ drawal policy (from Vietnam) night. The crowd was Inflamed have something to do “with the Our Reg. 2 for 33c Stereo LP Records vitation to Humphrey to meet that entails merely a changing players. strators were reported injured. or 40 white students left a meet­ horn and a powerful spotlight powdery,. substance though he Our Reg. 3.99 grams to benefit ” children of them at breakfast Friday to dis­ As the temperature dived to­ by a court ban on a rally in Ma­ ordered the demonstrators to A198 $ ' of uniforms and titles and re-en- The protesters shattered shop ing at Norton Union, the student can’t know for sure. Weatherproof, guaranteed 5 BOX $ 1 poor families which will include cuss the chairmanship. ward zero, the demonstrators nila’s major downtown plaza windows and the windshield on center, and descended on Hayes disperse, but very few did. Choose from all artists and gagement In Laos.” Asked if the roller skating years against extremes in tem­ 2 milk as a part of the total pro­ Besides O’Brien, Humphrey is The Maryland senator pointed returned to dormitories, and Dr. and the killing Wednesday night a radio station mobile unit. Hall, demanding to speak to Re­ Shortly before the bank fire, perature. One to a customer, 1 0 , . ’ 1 of 10 A titles on Harmony label. 2Jl gram.” program would be dropped, Sizes to fit most known to be considering four to "news reports from usually Peter F. Regan, acting presi­ of a Filipino by a U.S. soldier at The youths scattered down gan. demonstrators overturned and Siebold said the whole indoor no rain checks. '2 Long life! Use for flash­ Choose from the top phonos. Nixon acknowledged that vir­ others for the post: Indiana dent of the imlverslty, called a Clark Air Base near Manila. winter program would be com­ lights. radios, toys. Fits all siphons. hundred artists! Protect your valuable tually all the programs he Democratic chairman Gordon (See Page Eight) postmidnight meeting of top ad­ The police, wearing helmets (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) ing up for evaluation in April ifAmmmiAmifA^fA’FitiAm’iA'fAm?^^^ records. wants to scrap or alter "have St. Angelo, Erie County, N.Y., and that such decisions would the strong support of some spe­ Democratic chairman Joseph be made then. Box of 170 cial Interest group” and in Crangle, Mayor Joseph Doorley The evaluating team, Siebold B a y e r s A q u a N e t C u r a d many cases will be resisted. of Providence, R.I., and former said, would Include .some mem­ & He said perhaps the Senate- Gov. Matthew E. Welsh of Indi­ ------Nixon Hopeful: bers of the Board of Education, Q - T i p s Jr. Boys’ Boys’ Men’s Price Record Set Child. Aspirin H a i r S p r a y Plastic Strips House Committee on Reduction ana. some members of the Board of 0- Directors, Town Manager "Rob­ Knit and Sport Shirts Crewneck Sweatshirts Talks with Pompidou ert Weiss, Building and Grounds Our $ 1 Our Our Supervisor Theodore Fairbands Rag. B o t t in Our Reg. 2.97 $ 1 Reg. Reg. Our Reg. 32c for Van Gogh Landscape Will Lead to Progress and himself. 'j A 99c ea. 2 Jl 79c ea. 2 *1 1.99 2Jl dollar or mock turtle style cotton knits. Choose Regular or WASHINGTON (AP) -- De­ was applauded one of eight 2 Recommended by Box of 102 assorted Long sleeve, all cotton fleece lined. Perma-press sport shirts. All with long sleeves. doctors everywhere for Hard-to-Hold. Choice of colors; Small to X-large. spite a cool congressional recep­ times when he quoted—in Eng­ Sizes 3-7. 8-18. 13 ounce can lasts and "ouchless” bandages lish—the lute President Dwight Support List small children. Our Reg. 79c ea. tion lor President Georges Pom­ ;(Amiff?AiA?AiA?A7ff7n^AfA^^ lasts! for cuts and bruises. Sells for $1.3 Million D. Eisenhower’s statement that For LTM Grows pidou of Fnuice, President Nix­ "every nation has a right to live NEW YORK (AP) — A land­ a banker and founder of the Son Rothko, 66, had suffered a on says he hopes talks v/lth the its own life.” xBut one congress­ ^ Mrs. Carol Schofield, patron scape by Vincent Van Gogh Francisco Museum of Art. heart attack lost year and French leader will bring "real man, Rep.. Lester L. Wolff, D- chairman for the Little Theatre showing cypress trees rising A Parke-Bemet spokesman friends said he had been de­ progress on fundamental Is­ N.Y., quietly walked out during Juniors & Misses Jr. Boys’ said the total of 72 paintings spondent In recent months. sues.” the 25-mlnute address and per­ of Manchester, reports addi­ Men’s ^^Never-Iron” from a cornfield against a swirl sold for $5,852,260, a world He was one o fthe purest Ab­ 'l « After discussions with Nixon haps a third of the senators and tional LfTM Supporting P*atrons of white clouds was auctioned record for a one-day auction. stractionists of his generation, in representatives did not attend 6 today at the White House, Pom- for the 1970 season. for $1.3 million Wednesday night The previous record was its ultimate refinement, his the session. 5 $4,423,250 set at Parke-Bemet work took the form of monu­ pldqj and his wife fly to Cape These include Mr. and Mrs. — the highest price ever paid Pompidou professed an even- last Oct. 15, he said. mental canvases in which sim­ Kennedy for a tour of U.S. James Pendergast, Marcel All Wealjier Coats Loop-Top niosiery for a Van Gogh. space shot facilities before handed French policy In the Allard, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dress Shirts Paintings In the sale included ple rectangles of color seemed Middle East but did not touch ■ T ”Le Cypress et I'Arbre en going on to Sun Francisco. Oth­ Fogarty, Sam Crispdno,. Dr. and Fleurs” brought more than works by Matisse, Degios, Pissn- to float In space. on his country’s sale of Jet fight­ ro, Renoir, Monet, Cezanne and William S. Rubin, chief cura­ er stops on his eight-day tour in­ Mrs. Rudolph Gorsch, Regal * Values up to 5.47 three times the previous auction clude Chicago and New York. er planes to Libya, the reason Men’s Shop. O ur Reg. 2.99 ea. record for a Van Gogh, $420,000 Modigliani. tor of the Museum of Modem for the boycott of his address by Also Mr. and Mrs. Nedl EUls, paid for a portrait in 1968. The The cypress painting was Van Art, which gave Rothko a re­ ,At a formal dinner put on by legislators who contended It was Mr. and Mrs. William Slelth, buyer declined to be identified Gogh’s third version of the trospective exhibition in 1961, Pompidou at the French Em­ designed to aid the Arab side. scene. The other two are in the commented Wednesday: bassy Wednesday night, Nixon He |sa4d the French desire Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. W es­ or even divulge I his country of "The loss to modem art Is ih- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tremendoius residence. \ ^' National Gallery In London and expressed his hope the discus­ peace and (eel the United States calculable. ■ ^ e of the pioneers sion “will produce re^plts and ^qbruzese, Ekhvord Madalinski, Values! \\ ”Le Li(iboiteur.’\ another Van In the Buhrle Collection on de­ —"life m(^st powerful nation on posit In the Zurich Gallery In of nbsjtraH^ expressionism, tils real progress on fund;^mentnl 18- earth”—has ^ the greatest re­ Mr. and Mrs. James'S. LeSure, ;\U' . Gogh In the sale of Impression­ work W s crucial to the estab^ Mrs. Sherwood Cheney, and Mr. ist, post-Impresslonlst, and Switzerland. shes that we want." \ sponsibility to promote peace. ‘ A-, V ' ' \ \ modern paintings at the Parke- Gallery officials described it llshment of the whole tradition Nixon apparently referred to and Mrs. Robert Carruthers. 2 : ‘5 of recent color-field painting Pompidou said the four big With the openingperformance in Bernet Galleries, was sold for as ”a very typical work” and the Middle East situation, on powers -France, Great Britain, "Instantly recognizable as a and continued to pose chal­ of “You Know I C ^fbH ear You <, tariff Dacron^polyipets. colK*i..Soine. w^th zib our lin­ $876,000 to the Beyeler Gallery whlcli the French and Ameri­ the United States and the Soviet 100% nylon Cantrece B, wear with garterless panty 65% polyester, 35% cotton boridcloth. of Zurich, Switzerland. Van Gogh.” lenges right up to his death.” cans take differing positions, When the Water’s Running” Drei*-up or casual atylet. Sizes S-IS, 6-18 ing. Sizes 4i-7, * ■ “ wdles or any girdle. Rothko’s full name was Mar­ Union--should press for a quick scheduled for Thursday, Feb. Beige, taupe, bone;sizes'W all. •"'* colors. Both paintings ^ e re done dur­ ,Van Gogh killed hlnxself In and the roles of the United peace in the Middle East under ing the arUst’s great period, In 1890. cus Rothkovlch. He was bom In States and France in the North 26, Mrs. Schofield requests sub­ Dvinsk, Russia, In 1903 and United Nations aujiplcss and scribing patrons who plan' to the year before his suicide In Last night In New York (3Uy, Atlantic Treaty Organization. sought to dispel Impresolona 1890, when he was trying to re­ ciune to the United States with sign up to do so at once by -^Mark Rothko, tlw abstract Ex­ his family in 1913. The French President said at France is pro-Arab by saying: their names to her gain his sanity at the hosplta( in pressionist widely Judged to bo the dinner he and Nixon "under­ ”1. reaffirm here the right o t St. Remy. After two years of college at at 17 Park Street. Late resub- The first quintuplets ever born alive in New York among the grente.st artists of his Yale he left In 1923 to "wander stood each other very well and the state of Israel not only to ex­ ^Mrlbers q/re asked to indicate MANCHESTER ^ 1145 I’OLLAND TURNPIKE The two Van Goghs were generation, was found dead In we ugreo In what Is fundament­ istence but also to eecurity and SALE; WED. thru SAT. City are shown in Columbia Presl^yterian Hospital. among nine paintings conslmed around, bum about, starve a which night they wish tick­ his studio. His wrists were slash­ bit.” His wanderings brought al and essential.” the free exercise of all / the ets for this poming.play at the Wliere you can charge it and save! OPEN U TE EVERY NIGHT Quints and their mother were reported doing fine by the estate of William^ W ed and the chief medical examln- At a Joint session of Congress rights of an Independent uid same time they resubscrlbe. EXIT 93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY today. (See boxed »story above.) (AP Photofax) Crocker, of Burlingame, Calif., j er listed the death as a suicide. (See Page Eight) earlier In the day, Pompidou sovereign state,"