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9.99 10.99 $5 *8 THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1970 PAGE TWENtY-EOUR iJtanirljPBtfr iEwnitts Averasre Daily Net Press Rnr for The Week Ended The Weather / Cub Scout Pack 251 will hold of a 19-bay garage and work by Jane 27, 1980 appointment only,.he added. Fair and mild tonlg;ht; low In a father and son softball game GOP To Meet Paving Program ZBA Asked 60s. Tomorrow mostly sunny, A b o u t T o w n Woodbury pointed out that tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Keeney • Town Engineer Walter Sen- warm, humid; hlg;h 85'to 90. Full dospel CJhristlan Fellow; St. School playground. Refresh­ Next Wednesday another business which occup­ 1 5 ,6 1 0 •Up, Interdenominational, will kow has listed the following GARAGE SALE Sunday — fair. Warm, humid. ments will be served Edter the To Act Soon ies part of the same building Manchester—A City of Village Charm have, a Bible study and open game. The next meeting of the Man­ streets for paving operations has already been granted a tomorrow: Elm Ter., from discussion tonight at 7:S0 in chester Republican Town -Com­ general repairer’s license by July 25 26 9 a,m»~5 Orange Hall. Pine to Park Sts.; West St., On License VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 250 Cadet Michael D. Belcher, 21, mittee will be held next July 29, the board. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 (ClaaaUled Advertlainf net Face 17) son of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bel­ from Cooper Hill St. to Because of that circumstance, PRICE TEN CENTS The Couple’s Club of South cher, of 363 Spring is re­ and not Aug. 7, as originally an­ Hartford Rd.; and Pleasant A young mechanic who was and because the board does not HEVENOR FARMS UUted Methodist Church will ceiving six weeks practical ap­ nounced. St., from Cooper to Pine Sts. described as an expert in the meet again until September, have a swim party tomorrow at The change is because U.S. He said that the three maintenance of high perform­ members agreed to hear Pede­ 7 p.m. at Sperry’s Glen in Bol­ plication in military leadership LLOYD N. HEVENOR at the Army Reserve Officer Rep. Thomas Meskill, who was streets wfll be paved with ance auto eiig;lnes went before monte’s case Informally in ex­ ton. Any couples in the church a thin overlay of half-inch ecutive session, but took no of­ Second H iou^t Interested in the outing should Training Corps’ advance sum­ scheduled to speak here on Aug. the Zoning Board Monday to 47 DEMING ST., WEST mer camp at Indian*.own Gap., 7, will be imable to do so. In­ fine asphalt, of the sand- ficial action. WAPPING. CONN. Nasser Peace Response For Horsemen ccmtact Mr. and Mrs. Robert mix variety. seek a limited repairer’s license. Pa. He is a student at Norwich stead, he will conduct a hand­ David Woodbury, owner of Acting Chairman John Cag- Howard of 192 Spring St. ianello directed that the town DAUjAS (AlP) — ‘THave University, Northfield, Vt. shaking tour of Manchester that Senkow heis praised the David’s in the Parkade, spoke you ever seen a hippie on a U.S. Files 10 Civil Suits day. Meskill is the party-endors­ cooperation of car owners on for the applicant, Richard Pede- planner and the town counsel -M A N Y COUNTRY ITEMS — Manchester Barracks World consult to determine whether horse?” city councilmen War I and its Auxiliary will hold U.S. Marine Cpl. Donald J. ed candidate for governor. the Manchester streets pav­ monte. Draws M ixetiXrab Views were asked Thursday as Prevost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Next Wednesday’s GOP meet­ ed to date. He said there Pedemonte can be granted his • BRIC-A-BRAC • ROLLTOP DESK a picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at Woodbury said he had no By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS horsemen protested a propos­ i-ico O. Prevost of 29 Bunce Dr., ing will be at 8 p.m., in the Mu­ have been very few problems financial Interest in the applica­ license without waiting for a • .CHINA • HORSE HARNESS Its headline said: "lnstead\pf talks through U.N. ' mediator the home of Mrs. Molly Mc­ public hearing. ed ordinance which would Carthy, 170 Warren Ave., Ver­ is now serving at Marine Corps nicipal Building Hearing Room. with cars blocking paving tion but was appearing simply • GLASS • SADDLE Egyptian President Gamal blowing up the bridges witl^ Gunnar V. Jarring. outlaw horses on city lots non. Members will bring a dish Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. It will be a routine business operations. as a friend of Pedemonte’s be­ • CHAIRS • GUNS-12 GAUGE Abdel Nasser’s acceptance of America as he had promised in In a speech in Cairo ’Thursday smaller than three acres. meeting, with no speakers He said that no paving will cause he was interested in see­ U.S. proposals for Middle East his appeal to (President) Nixon Over Mercury Pollution of their choice and a gift for AND 22 GAUGE night, Nasser said the same pro­ Baha'is of Cormecticut will scheduled. be done on Saturday. • HALL RACK peace talks drew mixed reac­ There was no direct an­ a game. They will also bring, ing him get a start in his own PASSPORT PHOTOS •BOOKS • GLASS SHOW CASE in May, Abdel Nasser agrees to posals ^have been made in the swer, but the council’s zon­ if possible, chairs and card present a film "And His Name business. IDENTIFICATION tion from the Arab world today American proposals.” past by bie U.N. Security Coun­ Shall be One,” tonight at 7 at • PICTURE FRAMES • TABLES ing revision committee WASHINGTON (AP)— tables. He said Pedemonte wanted a JALiM NASSW while Israel was skeptical. “Has the political logic be­ cil, and “it is Israel who rejects agreed to re-view the meas­ Mott’s Community Hall. Heyerdahl, Cre-w limited license that would allow • DISPLAY CABINETS • STOVE A spokesman for the British The Justice Department Public Records • 24 IN. UPRIGHT come so lopsided,” it asked in them.” He said, he does not ex­ ure and offer an amended Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bana- Honored at U.N. him to work on specialized CoHHHra Shop & SlwH e • OLD VICTROLA Foreign Office said the govern­ an editorial, ‘.’that Israel, which pect the new Xrnerican Initia­ version within 30 days. has authorized civil suits Warrantee Deeds engines at 244 Broad St. Pede­ St., MiuMlMfrtar FAN ON STAND against 10 companies vlge and their children of War­ AND RECORDS ment was "very glad to learn of has been receiving the weapons tive to achieve any results "be­ The proposal was drafted ren, Mich., are vacationing with Perminger Summoned UNITED NATTONS, N.Y. Thomas J. Crockett to Nutmeg monte would occupy two bays M3-7M the United Arab Republic’s ac­ whose names were turned (AP) — The transatlantic voy­ of destruction from the United cause of Israel’s attitude and several weeks ago In re­ his mother, Mrs. Sarah Bana- BOSTON (AP) — MoUon pic­ Homes Inc., property at Coun- ceptance of the American pro­ States, should reject the U.S. in by the Interior Depart­ age of Thor Heyerdahl and his iry Club Dr., conveyance tax foolishness.” sponse to complaints of resi­ Ivge of 38 Hudson St. ture director Otto Preminger posals.” proposal for a limited cease-fire dents who said keeping ment for allegedly dumping seven-man international crew $14.85. Rogers was reported "very has been served a court sum­ ’The press of Syria, which op­ while the United Arab Republic, encouraged” by Nasser’s re- horses in back yards amoimt- mercury in lakes and rivers U.S. Air Force T.Sgt. Edward mons involving the alleged film­ aboard the papyrus boat RA II Emil and Finesla Pantaleo to poses any negotiations, carried "symbolized the unity of the hu­ on whose schools and factories ed to a health hazard. of seven states. D. Phillips, formerly of Man­ ing of actress Liza Minnelli in Edith A. Schofield and Gustaf A. no mention of Nasser’s accept­ fell the bombs of American (See Page Seven) The suits will be the first filed chester, is on duty at Phu Cat the nude in a cemetery. man community,” U.N. Secre­ and Hazel T. Anderson, property ance of the plan, which he tary-General U Thant said at a Phantoms, accepts them?” by the Justice Department tra­ AB, Vietnam. He is a security The summons Wednesday, at Horace and Wetherell Cta., called "only procedural,” con­ der the little used 1899 Refuse iralice supervisor assigned to the charging desecration of a burial luncheon honoring the eight conveyance tax $38.50. m Rightist newspapers in Beirut men. taining nothing new. Instead, said the Nasser speech was a Act, Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell 12th Security Police Squadron. A ground, requires Preminger to Marriage Licenses PRE-INVENTORY Syrian newspapers emphasized said today. postlve step, while two pro- 19M graduate of Manchester appear in court Aug. 26. Ihant gave each a U.N. 26th Paul Edward Krysiak, 65 'Nasser’s remarks accusing the U.S. attorneys in districts High School, Sgt. Phillips is the The Incident was said to have anniversary medal at the lunch­ Green Rd., and Constance Ann Cilklor Egyptlan newspapers sought to THURSDAY, United States of continuing to justify his decision. where the alleged polluters are son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard occurred last summer at Blue eon Wednesday. Uiske, 22 Wedgewood Dr., Aug. supply arms to Israel. U.S. Bombs Base located have been authorized to Phillips of Lshe Park Fla., and Hills Cemetery in Braintree, Hie Norwegian explorer set 1, St.
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