California Protesters Burn Bank to Skeleton

' / ■ r \, / f 'J v ;'' v-^T-'-’T'^^px n aavaTv '\'' ''A \ '•- ■' '■; ■« ' ' ' V' ' \'Av '\ \ '\.>> >, \\\. ^ ', \ ' \ \ \ V: 'v:\ ' ■■ rv' t-''\/^ 'A/ / > . A ^ y^.'\yA''y \ \' ■ , ■ /' 'i' V ' . , 1 '\ V . ,, 1 , M. r \A '\^ ,\:\ i' ’ i; i\:' .'\,l \ \ v ’-'- , ' \ / ' ' ' ' " I - \ \ \ 1 ^ ’ V (T\;/ \ :\ ■ . \ ■ \ V l \ '■ \ ' - . ' ' -.'VAv: n ' ^ ’"N •A''\>V ■>A •A A\' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1970 V PAGE THIRTY-SIX \ . iHanrt|PBtpr Eiiftiing liijralfr ____ ______ _________ ^----------- - Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O’Clock \ The class of I960, Manches- Miss Patricia E. Hogan, Miss Catherine Maccarone, Miss I^aurle ^m b ert, daugh About Town ter High School, will hold a re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph U>r of Mr. imd Mrs. N. Maurice Average Dally Net Prosa Run union committee meeting to* James Hogan of 141 Bolton St.. 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.

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