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'FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1970 : ;;v- Avera$fe IWIy Net Press Run PAGE THIETY-TWO The Weather iHaurlffHtpr 1£upftin0 iftra lft ? ’or TOe Week Ended December 20, 1060 J’artly cloudy, cold today, to warden of Friendship Lodge, is Cliaiiiinade Sees iFountain Village Owners night and Sunday. High In the Registration Next Week Skating - Cpasting Masons Plan general chairman. 1 5 ,8 8 0 20s, ' to near 30 in southern Table Lodge is for Masons Pinto Pictures arcaiia Dow tonight 6 to 16, ; only, and Is. condi^cted on the 4 Involved iri Damage Suit Manchester— 4 City of Village Charm For Adult Evening School Table Lfodge Entered Apprentice decree. The Chamlnade Musical Club will hold Its annual potluck and An $800,000 damage suit has owed the Society of Savings and VOL. LXXXIX. NO. 79 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY .3, 1970 ((ilaaelfled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE TEN CENTS A Table Lodge, celebrating a note of $600,000 As owed the R«jlstratlon for the winter for openings in these existing guest night Monday at 6:80 p.m. been brought by two of the foijr term of the Manchester Adult classes: Algebra I, Thursday, 7- the Feast of St. John the Evan Brozek To Call Connecticut Bank opd Trust Co. gelist, will be held by Manches in the Robbins Room at Center owners of Itountain Village McKeown and Dalene claim , _ , n . , 9, Room 101; Intermediate typ- This is -^ e wecknd sidiedult Evening. School Mdll be held Thursday, ter Masons next Thursday, Jab. Square Dance Church. against the other two, it is that the offer by Downey and for jcoastln^ond skiing in town: Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 g .30.8 R„om 110; brush-up 8, at the Masonic Temple at Guests lor the program will pending In Hartford County Su Hudson , was repeated on Aug. 1, Coatting until dark today,'and A1 Brozek of Oxford will be to 9 p.m. at Manchester High shorthand, Monday and Wednes- 6:30 f).m. be Mr. and Mrs. Reginald' Plri- perior Court, 1969 and that they (McKeitwn State in Bid Church Views ’ s :30 to dark tomorrow and Sun guest caller/ at Manchester School. Classes will begin dur- day, 8.-9, Room 122; inter- Host for the occasion is a. Jbhn McKeown of Tolland and and Dovinnoy) accepted It on day. Square. Dance Club open dance W of 371. W. Middle Tpke.,. who Agnew: GIs Won’t Be Sent Ing the week of Jan. 12. The mediate shorthand, Tuesday Friendship Lodge of Masons^ Ame Dalene of Blast Hartland Aug 7, 1969. Birth C«ntrol Skiing at Northview on Her tomorrow from 8 to 11 p.m. at will show slides of their recent term will' end March 19. and Thursday, 7-8, Room 122. trip to "Portugal. - Recorded are suing Emil Downey of Can T o Avert BoI t ON (AlP) — A col cules Dr. da Until 6 today, and ^Waddell School. He will be as McKeown and Dalene contend • Classss will not meet in the Also, advanced' shorthand, ton and James Hudson of Sims umn I n '^ n y ’s edition jjf the 6:30 to 9 tonight; tomorrow, sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell music of Portugal will also be that, vrith that action, the*'part- week of Peb. 23. Tuesday and Thursday, 8-9, bury, They have placed on $800,- official Catholic ArchBloce- 1 to 6. White who will cue the round played. ner^lp was terminated. Courses are non-credit, opeh Room 122; graphic communlca- 000 attachment against the 314- san newspaper, 'Die Pilot, To War Unless Cause Just There is no skating., dancing. The event is open to all Pinto IS'i'a photographer with On Aug. 21, 1969, McKeown to Manchester residents 18 tions, Tuesday, 7-9, Illing; ad- imlt apartment complex. BV)un- said the Church may have OiJtddor sports information area club ^uare dancers. The .Manchester Evening Her and Dalene state, they entered . HAR'TFORD, Conn. (AP) BANGK.OK (AP)'i—Vice use of American ground troops been made In U.S. Naval patrols years of age or older ahd riot vanced woodworking, Wednes- taln Village is on W._ Middle into, an agreement with W a r i^ to re-examine Its position In Lium or Tlialland. guarding Formosa from Com- ' can be obtained by calling 64i3- ald. ■' State education commtaalbner President Spiro T. Ajfnew attendlng public school during day, 7-9, Rpom 143; fire tech- The guest oailer is a Grade 6 Tpke., opposite Wickham Park. K. Novlck, wherein Novick was , • 'll on -artificial -contraception. munist China and that "the cov 4700. teacher in the Naugatuck school Mefnbers of the club are re Speaking with reporters on the day. The registration fee^is nology, Thursday, 7-9, Room McKeown and Dalene charge to purchase the interests of WlHam J. Sanders appointed a,^ "'The world Is In n new sit said'today President Nixon erage of the straits is to some system. He started sqUare dance minded to bring their own place uation,” wrote the Rt. Rev. Air Force Two, Agnew said Nix $2 per course for residents; and 161; art for beginners, Monday^ that Downey and Hudson haye Downey and Hudson. nriedtator Friday to try to avert extent "even, greater than It was calling in 1954 while in col settings. Msgr. George W. CSisey, au would not send U.S. combat on’s support of the curb ’’Indi |6 per course, plus the $2 regia- 7-9, Room 207; watercolor, Moij. failed to honor the terms of the cated the President’s conviction before these changes were ■ Public Records lege, and while in ‘ the ,service On Sept. 11, 1969, Downey and a possible teachers’-' strike In thor of the column "Drift- troops to Asia “ without tration fee for non-residents, day, 7-9, Room 9, Illing. agreement entered into by all that we would hot become In madq. Warnuitee Deed he started ^uare dance classes Hudsonj^ormed M cKeo^ and Hartford. •• vfrood,” the very antithesis of Fees are payable at registra- Also, intermediate drawing four in May 1966, when they congressional approval and volved In any other combat ac In' addition. Agnew said, "our Oliver B. and Ann Jylkka to at a USO in Clarksville, Tenn. Delene ’by letter that they what prevailed in the begin tion, and students are expected and ■ painting, Tuesday, 7-9, formed a real estote partner His action came after the unless some very extreme, tivities with our troops In Asia vessels will stop at Taiwan as a Ludovic F. and Gilda M. Agos- He now calls for the T ^uores About Town withdrawn their offer to sell city’s board of education de ning when Jehovah said: to pay for their textbooks., sup- Room 9 Illing; advanced sew- ta, property at 11 Durant St., ship known as Foimtaln Village unless some very extreme, port of coll to give evidence of of Thomaston, the Middletown Miss Judith Lance, daughter and that they were continuing , clared negotiations witiT'a teach 'Increase and multiply.’ provocatory and substan plles, or laboratory fee’s. A ing, Tuesday, 7-9, Room. 130; conveyance tax $22.55. ' Associates, the partnership, the Writ states. tial action Uxik place.” provocatory and substantia] ac our continued commitment and course may be withdrawn be- tailoring, Thursday, 6:30 - 8, Square Dance Club, and the Ox of MaJ. and Mrs. Kenneth Under the terms of the May er’s union over salaries were at "Anything but that seems .support.” He stressed that the, j Attachment Lance of 8 Garnet Rd,, has McKeown and Dalene contend the good thing for mankind Agnew gave this as a reason tion took place Chat might make cause of insufficient enroll- Room 130; tailoring, Thursday, Bows of Oxford. 1966 agreement, McKeown and an impasse and asked for non- changes that have been made in Helen' D. LaCroix against been named to the dean’s list that, as a result of the action, now, but If, in this juncture, for the administration’s en- it necessary for him to seek re- ment, and fees will be refund- 8-9:30, Room 130; rug hooking, Committees for the dance are Dalene claim, any one or more . binding mediation. tile patrols' "do not reduce our Gerard LaCroix, property at 272 at Middlesex Community Col by Downey and Hudson, they the Church has not thought , do'rsement.of the curb voted by evaluation by the Congress.” ed. Wednesday, 7-9, Room 244. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark, door of the partners could sell their Meanwhile, the Hartford Fed over-all ’strength.” Main St., $30,000. lege in Middletown where she is were unable to comply with of anything but .saving the, t'-dngress last month on possible Agnew also said changes have duty; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sur- Interests to an outside interest, eration of Teachers announced At the same time, the vice These new courses will be of- Registrations will be accept- Marriage Licenses a sophomore. their agreement, with Warren pre.stige of the mogisterium fered in the winter term, with ed for openings in existing prenant, refreshment chairmen, provided that the selling part plans for a meeting on Sunday ______:______president disclosed that the Richard Wayne Poucher, 120 K. Novlck. teaching authority, no prop assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Wil ners, gave the remaining part- to consider taking a strike vote Aston leaders with whom he has classes held at MHS unless classes from persons who have Grandview St., and Rebecca Mias Linda Llee Arruda of 19 osition but the Improve- liam TIanner and Mr. and Mrs. irters first option to purchase, 'They claim substantial mon on Jan. 16. ‘ talked so far, rather than fear- btherwlse stated: had some experience or training Lynn Garlits, Rifle, Colo. Meadow Lane is listed in the ment of rhythm, then the Jbhn Thiellng. , etary lose and damage, and Jan. 16 is the deadline set by g , • , snw , . r g I ing subversion and Infiltration, ^ Reading Improvement; Mon- in these subject areas: Book- Kevin Connolly, 18 Fairviow 1969 edition of "Who’s Who ’The option was to be for W world Is not going to look to William Campbell charge Downey and Hudson with the union for embarking on a are afraid of total attack, not day, 7-9, Room 110: Learning to keeping, Monday and Thursday, St., and Jan Lee DelGreco, 167 Among Students in American days. the Church for .help and Justice Department rrooe read with purpose, developing 8-9:30, Room 121; beginning McKeown and Dalene claim breach of agreement. "no-contract,, no work” policy, •' I Infiltration'—an unmlMokable Grandview St., Jan. 10, Church and it^m em bers -will provide Doesn't Eat Clothes Universities and Colleges. A. ^Idance.” critical reading power, evalu- woodworking, Monday, 7-9, of the Assumption. that, in March 1969, Downey according to a vote taken sev f .1 ■ T l attack by another power which the potluck; guests will be the The moth itself does not eat graduate of Blast Catholic High Msgr. Oaspy, urged that ating literature, recognizing in- Room 143; beginning reading and Hudson offered to sell them eral weeks ago. would be an act of war.'’ members of Manchester Lodge clothes; it ooiild not even if it School, she is the sweetheart the Church look to the future Of Fantners Heaan Uuietly tonatioh, inference, and crlUcal and conversational French, their interests for $450,000 in Tile mediator apixiimed by “ ^ , While he did not say so pre- Accuracy of Masons. wanted to. Like other butter of Tau Kappa . Epsilon F’rater- and pointed especially to the assessment, and . developing Monday, 7-9, Room 114; reading cash. In addition, the plaintiffs PROJECTOR LAMPS Sanders is Kenneth H.* Lundy, By L a u r e n c e s t e r n strict silence on charges by '’-Isely, the Implication The statistical analysis made - William Campbell of Fair- flies and moths, its mouth is in nlty, secretary of her class, problem of control Of over wider reading interest. and conversational German, were to assume the defendants’ a member of the State Depart The Washington Post Black Panther leaders and their new’s w o r* was tlmt any U.S. by the weather bureau Itself as field will be the guest speaker.' the form of a soft tube which and the _1969 Homecoming AU Ty|M Always in SHock population. Astronomy-Geology, Monday Tuesday, 7-9, Room 241; begin- portion of the outstanding ment of Education’s division of WASHINGTON — Working in sympathizers that both the de-, action to carry out lU treaty well numerous, informal He is a past grand master of cannot Injure clothing. The Queen, ^__ WELDON DRUG CO. "It seems fair to say,” he 2 7-9, Room 128: Topics Include ning reading and conversational encumbrances. administrative services. carefully guarded obscurity ' partmpnt and bureau have In Asia, groups reveals a national Masons in the state, and pres moth is the adult stage of the said, "that most thoughtful 3 scope of the universe, life of a Italian Tuesday, 7-9, Room 114; The writ filed with the Super MUn SL .. MsiiciMeter Federation president Anthony ' within the Justice Department, conducting a vendetta against niasslve external atta^ck, scope average accuracy of close to 85 ently serves as grand secretary. insect, and it is the caterpillar Manchester Veterans Council men are becoming Increas enameling on metal, Wednes ior Court states that a mortgage MS-SSSl R. Anderson said the union a small force of government the militant black party that ^ confined to naval an , star, sun, northern lights, gla- per cent in its weather fore He was grand master in 1966. or larval stages that are so will meet Monday at 8 p,m. at ingly concerned about the ci.rs, earthquakes, volcanos, day, 7-9, Room 207. of approximately $3,600,000 Is would mediate In good faith lawyers has been preoccupying lays heavy stress on armed self foi'ce*- ______casts. Russell W. Schlatter, junior destructive. • the American,Le^on Home. survival Of.humankind.” and mountain building. Films with the board,'but added: "The Itself this past year with the defense' and fiery rhetoric . Agnew ^talked ^ . "It also seems fair to say and filmstrips will supplement board has now declared an Im activities of the Black Panther against the authorities. route from ° ’ passe, meaning that we are Chat they could expect the lectures land discussions. Town Asks Bids Church to have something to since the enucago police .raid Investments and the Stock headed for non-binding media The task force consists of „n Dec. 4 that resulted .In' the ^eW-reUant*^ tion. say about this, something for Market, Tuesday, 7-9, Room On New Cruisers all mankind, not only for its middle class career pub- yning of two Panther leaders, «,mhortlnir South Vlet- 111: Fundamentals of invest GREAT ANNUAL JANUARY "If the lack of good faith ne- confluents, something help 4eN:ervdnts who regard them-Fred Hampton, 21, and Mark ^ « w w T ^ ” ^ f m S ? ^ e ^ y _ Bids will be opened Jan. 16, * gotiations prevails in mediation, ♦reives, on the whole^ as racial cinrk 22 there has been a ' wlH'® Y ing, types of Investments, stock ful, something bilave and It appears that we are headed market operation. Invekment ^ ^ ^ Municipal nerw.” objectives, and basic methods Building, for seven new police for a confrontation of the most They report directly to the favor of the revolutionary proup ^ of investing. cruisers. The bid specs call for serious magnitude,” Anderson heads of ithree principal Justice in the ghetto and in the borde™ Creative Writing, Wednesday, models, to be two-door se- STARTS said. corset sate S l y " c U ' r i S ' a n f S - establishment. “ ^ 7-9, Room 111 : Emphasis on the four-door sedans, or At Issue in the dispute Is the short story and related areas. oambinatlons of the two. question of toacher salaries. An* Giving a checkerboard-like effect to the landscape is this pattern of freshly n i r T^;y ire reiJ^ctWely J. states, are aware of ^ Crime Hits Walter Yeaelev J^ris Leonard Southern ChrisUan significant support which Beginning Sewing, Wednes- Being offered in trade are derson said that contracts^ now lice paddies in war-torn South Vietnam. It is one of the many valleys in Md Will Wilson I ^ c r s h lp C on fere^ , call^ Thailand Is giving to the efforts. day, 7-9, Room 18 Illing: Selec- sU used cruisers, vrith an ag- SOFT-SKIN in effect with ,the city give the tMlPiowlands 5f northern Binh Dinh province. (AP Photofax) tion of equipment, fabric and gregate mileage of approxi- TODAY federation the right to bargain • ^ r toterdlvlslonal unit was le ^ e m resist Corn- In Capital created bv Attorney General Panther groups. If we let them aggression,” Agnew parttem, basic fitting, InserUng mately 440,000, mUes today, now for salaries ^n the I97d-71 * John N. Mitchell eL ly In'- 1969 suppress the Said, adding that Its ”^ f - ^ zippers, finishing seams, at- Of the sSx used cruisers, two school year. WASHINGTON (AP) — Mur to coordinate the department’s next group on the list wUl be attitude has Impressed the tachlng set-in sleeves, collars, are 1969 Dodges and four are In a morning press conference der, rape and robbery reached effort In dealing with Black people of the United States and and waist band. Each student 1968 Plymouths, all elght-cy- Friday, the Rev; Richard A. The National Urban League respect In vChlch an all-time high in the nation’s GIs~Repel Viet Cong Attack Panther activities. makes at least one garment. Under and all with automatic STOREWIDE Battles, school board’ president, and American Civil Thailand Is held In my coun- Office machines, Wednesday, transmisslc^ts. ’The new vehicles made public the board’s request capital in 1969 and many Wash SAIGON (AP) — American his' unit’s night defensive -posi- zone, the first since last Dec. 1. , Viotor ... C. Woerhelde, the sen-me- " investigation of ...... w *Uxx 7-9, Room 124: 10-key adding also will be eight-cylinder and for mediation. ington law enforceipent officers tnfantrymen defending a hilltop tlon during the New Year’s A U.S. light observation plane attorney in M ^ n e u s ^ ^ kUHngsaiiQoVa ahd police attacks. Agnew was greeted by Uie machine, full keyboard adding with automatic transmissions, WORLD'S GREATEST GIRDLE VALUE REDUCED He said the negotiations had say there will be no slowdown position south of Da Nang re- cease-fire, kiting eight Ameri- on a reconnaissance mlsslDn ^ ' Francisco NAACP director Roy Wilkins, Thai ^ prime minister,______Field Mar- machine, rotary calculator, All are to be of solid colors. reached an Impasse because of until Congress acts and court at pelted an enemy attack early to- cans and wounding five others, over the southern half of the ^ ^ e oi acUvl- the very symbol of black mod- ^ *{^anom Klttlkachom, For- printing calculator, key-driven _------' CLEARANCE EVEN FURTHER FOR JANUARY "iinrealistic and excessive sal day and Inflicted heavy casual- "The battalion commander DMZ was hit by machine-gun ™ eraUon, said the Incidents elgn ----- Minister- Thanat Khoman cremator, . transcription ma- E84»p^e Back in JaU ary demands oil the Hartford titudes change. ties on the attackers...... commander------...... fire and a South Vietnamese ...... Ues a r -' of“ Block . . Panther leaders hnmp of the " • ' • teke . on the aspect of J Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson .anrt myvrtrtH wioTuoi,,, ..rtif ..vo, ^ regi«i^the home Of the onthnritiet j HAR’TFORD, Otmn. (AP) — FederaUon of ’iWchers and their The U-S. Command said seven failed to observe, order and su- mored cavalry unit was shelled vendetta by police authorities.” ^ Rug b r ^ d b ^ Gerald Mlrante, 20, of Norwich' refusal to present a reasonable released charts labeled to show Americans and 29 enemy sol- pervise the proper night defen- twice. A spokesman said there noovemenx s nojuomu g One Panther leader, educaUon receiving full military c^eteria 2 BYanklto B i d ^ Choose frorn all our famous brands in proposal.” that crime turned upward, here diers were killed when the ene- slve procedures,” a division were no American or South second lederal minister Ronald Hewitt, took a honors at Bangkok Airport, Ag- ^ ^ e t Junior High Sch^L ^ j men's,, women's, boys', girls', infant-s' rag. 2.50 ’The Board of Education ac Fashioning reversible rufir ^ wear and homemakers' needs! This is in 1963 after investigative ar throughtoe use of harmonious ^e escaped from on Nov. tion was termed shocking by the president of the Hartford rests were stopped and acceler colors, butted bemds, fancy pat- your chance to save up to V7 and more Lightweight-a joy io wear, giving just enough support Federation o f ' Teachers AFL- ated even faster after the , Su terns, and multiple braids. during this gigantic storewide clearance. that fired 20 shells Into the ixiiilard Black Panther chief of tional headquarters In aan Bhumibol and Queen Slri- CIO, Arthur Brouillet. Brouillet preme Court decison in the Es teck this week to cause serious not Identified. * south Vietnamese wmored col- was s o r t e d on Dec. Francisco. "It used to take two ® Intermediate Cake Decorat- ^ where needed. Mode of knitted puckered lastex with Ing, Monday or Tuesday, 7-9, ft a Mend’s home in N«w Brl- Also values in our nylon panel front. Guaranteed non-run. Washes like Bald that plenty of time re- cobedo case in 1964 and the Mir American casualties. The out- The U.S. Command reported umn were located within 600 3 for’ gaylng to a crowd of more pigs (police) to harass an as in other st6i » on hlz R ^ m 136: Open only to s£u- ‘ ain. He was charged with pos- o hanky. Four different styles for your choice. Select maiiu for an agreement to be anda case in 1966. I^st was manned by troops of three significant incidents Fri- yards of each other jvst Inside thAn 100,000 In San Fnancdsco armed Panther selling the party fj.nation Aslan tour,. Agnew’s A the Americal dents who have completed the session of narcotics and stolen the ones you like. Come in or order by mail. White reached, and the board of edu These ‘ decisions established wvrt VO Dl^vislon s 11th day inside the demilitarized the southern ha'f of the DMZ. In during the Nov. 15 mobilization newspaper,” said Hewitt. “ Now Thailand was designed cation Is not bargaining in good Brigade. basic cake decorating course, gtxxls, as well as escape. lANUARY WHITE SALE strict rules regarding question both cases U.S. Army artillery observance: takes ten — two to do toe reassurances that toe only. S, M, L, XL. , .^ 1 faith. Striking about midnight, the Intermediate Knitting, ’Tues- 'n » « e other, persons who es- ing, arrests and subsequent In returned toe flre^ silencing toe -w c wlU kill Rixtoard Nixon, harassing and eight to watch fj^ited States plans to maintain enemy troops attacked under day, 7-9, Room 110: Open only naped at the same time were The teachers’ union struck terrogation of suspects and the mortars, the U.S. Command we will kdU any'm ~...... thaiT toe community.” ifg Aslan treaty comnriltments cover of a 60-round mortar bar Peers, Probers to students who have had prior ^pture dearller. . SHEETS, CASES, SEREADS, for two working days in Novem manner in which confessions said. Enemy losses were not stands In the way of our free- It Is not surprising that ad- stressing Aslan self-rell- rage that pinned down the de known. dom.” ‘ ministration officials are loath ance. training in knitting. ber 1968, the first teachers’ could be taken and used In Introduction to Data Process DRAPES, TOWELS and Mora! strike in the history of the city. fenders. They charged the peri Visiting My Lai The U.S. Command______said__ there_ The ______official policy___ of ___ the Nix- to give _ what might be- cohsld- ...... chat with reporters court. meter firing rifles and machine ing, Monday, 7-9, Room 111: “ I do not In any way wish , Since 1958, Washington’s Total were i7 enemy rocket and’mOr- on Admlnistratdon on the Black ered as toe slightest corrobora- aboard Air Force Two, Agnew guns, and toe fight lasted-four ______History of data processing, bas to minimize the seriousness of Crime Index offenses have | in CIHU LAI, Vtetnem_ (AP) attacks throughout South Panther party was enunciated tlon to toe charge that toe Pan- indicated strongly that there is N ic concepts of computers and this situation,” ' said Battles, creased nearly 600 per cent,® ac hours. Following a minesweep team Vietnam' during toe 24-hour pe- by a spokesman for Attorney ^ther raids are federal policy. some confusion In the places he Uieir use in business and in- "since the representatives of the cording to Wilson’s figures. This "No enemy were reported to and a scout dog trained to sniff ^od ending at 8 a.m. today, but General MibcheU. The Justice Despite the bureau’s current jg visiting about toe precise iMyiM/lU/iUiflUl; .Wietry, IBM keypunch and sort HFT have given, every indica uniform FBI reporting device have penetrated the perimeter,” out mines and boobytraps, Lt. only five of the attacks caused Department, saifl the carefully "no comment” posture, FBI dl- meaning of the Nixon Doctrine er available, field trips* to com tion that they will refuse to for cities lists seven crime cate the U.S. Command said. Gen. William R. Peers and his casualties or damage. All of toe worded statement, has "never rector J. Edgar Hoover gave outlined by toe President on puter centers. follow the legal steps set up to gories: Homicjde, rape, robbery, Field reports said 100 to 150 Army investigators poked casualties were Vietnamese. had any policy of concerted ac- some explicit indications recent-' Guam last July. Begiimlng 'Typing, Monday resolve this situation and are aggravated assault, burglary, North Vietnamese soldiers at- through the ruins of My Lai most significant of the' tlvlty with local police In order ly of the lederal penetration of "They’re frightened and they and Thursday, 8:30-8, Room preparing to conduct an Illegal larceny and auto theft. tacked from two dlrectiors and hamlet today. attacks South Vietnamese ^ harass any members of the toe Panther movement. want reassurances that toe 117: Learning the letter and strike.” In 1958, Washington had 10,'612 hurled hand grenades at the The three-star general, pfob- headquarters said four mortar Panther Party.” He told a House appropria- American presence will contln- number keyboard and type Battles said that the school lq,dex cases; in 1962 there were Americans.,. The North Viet- ing whetoer field commanders ghells hit a civilian hospital In Charges that toe federal gov- tions subcommittee last April ue,” toe vice president aid, add- writer parts and their Uses; board ” ls still prepared to con 15,019 ahd four years later it namese broke off their attack trie(L to cover up toe alleged jbe provincial capital of My ^rnnient Is masterminding a 17 that toe "revolutionary ing that he has been giving such Major course emphasis is on BRIEF 1*98 tinue negotiations.” ^ jumped to 29,479. And 'Ip the several times when illumination massacre of My Lai inhabitants 34-miles southwest-of Sal- niossive series of arrests and -stand” taken" by black assurances at every stop, learning the keybilard . and Last fall, the teachers union first H months of 1969, the dis flares were fired ovSr their posi- by U.S. troops, made a house- Three civilians were re- shoot-outs between Black Pan- nationalist groups “ has made It Agpiew said hq does not expect building of speed and accuracy. announced a salary demand of trict’s report totaled 61,617. tions, then renewed the assault, to-house search of the hamlet ported kil’ed and 17 wounded. thers and police are now a mat- necessary for toe FBI to Inten- . to get Into specific ^details of High School Equivalency I*ro- $8,800 for a beginning teacher The defenders called In artil- and walked Its perirrieter ankle- ■ u.S Command' an- ter of extreme sensitivity to the sify Us Intelligence operations force levels for U^S. troops In gram. AU classes 7-9 as follows: For the district police officer? with a bachelor’s ■ degree to Washington’s Bail Reform Act lery and armed helicopters deep in mud. Rain fell steadily, nounced that Gen Crelp-hton W. administration. in this field throUgh the penetra- this southei social studies, Monday, Room $I7;600 for a teacher at the is a major headache. which fired high explosive extremely Abrams U.S ciimmander In ‘'We’ve tried to lean over back- Uon of these groups with In- ing his tvi^dAys of talks hero. 224; mathematics, Tuesday; States has already master’s-plus level after eight ” It’s murder,” one officer shells, rockete and miniguns h;lpful,V an aide said. "The Vietnam, was released from the wards,” said one authoriatlve formants and sources In order The Uni Room 101; English, Wednesday, years. At present, teachers are said. into the. North Vietnamese posl- general was looking for certain hospital today and was com-. government source. “ We’ve to be kept aware of their plans withdrawn some 6,(HK) of its Room ■ 211; general science, even been . trying to cool It on and objectives. 48,000-man force,) Agnew said- paid.$7,000 to $13,400 on a 14- The act ma^es if*mandatory J areas and buildings that fi- pletely cured of pneumonia. ’Thursday, Room 128. The pro grand juries around the coun- , "This penetration has been Before leaving Formoea, Ag- step schedule. that the court release the ac- The commjander of another gure In the testimony.” Peers A spokesman said the 55- gram is desig;ned to assist per made at all levels. Including toe new assured the Chinese Natlon- Battles sold that the federa .„cus'ed on his own recognizance, Americal Division company was ni^y return to My Lai for anoth- yeariold commander would take sons who have not completed The Federal Bureau of Inves tion has reduced its original de if unable to post ball, if he has relieved because enemy sappers - high school to earn a state di tigation is' also maintaining (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Elgb$) CREAM-OF-THE-CROP mands, but still wants a 15 per ties in the community. A recent slipped through the perimeter of (See Pago Eight) (See Page Eight) ploma by passing an equivalen cent over-all salary increase, court decision prohibits the cy test given by the State De L O N G LEG up to $2,200 a year for some court from considering the sus partment of Education, -Bureau GIRDLE teachers." ’This would Increase pect’s danger to the commimity. of ‘ Continuing Education. PANTY GIRDLE 2.98 salaries to a total of $2*^ mll- Clogged criminal courts have Americanization. • Reading, llan a year, the equivalent of caused some judges to dismiss Ohit for Annie Critics Eye writing, and speaking of Eng MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED GIRDLE T.98 In So Many lish, American history and cus DRESSES (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) S, M, L. Sizes 3 4 to 44 toms, and preparations of can ' HOVSB and HALE, 946 Main St., Mancb?«tec, Coon. 06040 J G ARMENT Price and XL @ 2.98’ Words: Gloom Clean-up Vow didates for U.S. (Htizenship. .Be li Please send me the 'Real-form girdle indicated ai right. Two .Grains Too Many ginning English for the foreign FROM LEADING MAKERS (§1.98 HONG KONG,(AP) — A Hong. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi bom, Tuesday and Thiuaday, 7- , Nam e. Kong newspaper prtoteid today dent Nixon has announced a top * Not 9, Room 213; Advanced English BRIEF on article of 611 words under @1.98 Available priority for the attack on pollu for the foreign bom, Monday REGULARLY SIZES 5-15. 10-18. Address- the - headline “ Foellng-s After tion, but some critics contend and Wednesday, 7-9, Room 213. 4 GIRDLE @ 1.9.8 Claimed Her Life at 18 Iteoding' toe New Year Pio- the tools available for toe fight 1 4 V 2 - 2 4 V 2 Registrations will be accepted $16. to $23. City------nouncemenCs of the Heads of have blunt edges and broken LONG LEG Nal helpful, so we could hardly 'Wntcli. We expected to see no @3.50 By FRENA BLOOMFIELD States and Other Great Penson- handles. GIRDLE Available The Manchester Guardian more of her. 'I . □ charge occt— k abandon someone who had come ages.” The 611 words were all 9.90 Amt. of order However, she turned up again "Federal efforts are scat adrift on our kind of philosophy I______——— ------ADOJScrOarOSTAOi ANDHANDilMO' IX&NDON—Three In the morn- toe .same word: "Gloomy.” tered, lied to under-funded pro A ^rn-al d re s s .s;ile! 't’o u ’ll I k - dcliKhl<’
■ n ’ .■.'A '•V A V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, A^ANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY.\JANUARY 8, 1970 PAGE T W a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER ,:c i iNN.. SATURDAY, ^A ^A R Y 3, 1970 PAGE THREE t ; Aircraft , to beat the first full - MOVIE AUDIENCE In Rochester: scale hybrid rocket engine for Stock Market o«****»GUIDE* *♦*•*■• Sheiiiwold bn Bridge Subway Fare Smith Reviews UAC 1969 the Sandpiper target missile. A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS todayv FUNNY [uest Other development, projects un- AND THEATERS. l e a r n t o l o s e Hike Scored^ United Aircraft Corpo- iurbofan also powers the Gen- airborne integrated data sys- dertaken by the West . Coast Opens Year Theie rstinpt Apply to filrrtii, AT RIGHT “nM E Decide ration contributed to ad- Dynamlcs-AIr Fonie F lil,'terns were delivered for flight"fbekOt division during 1969 In- rvloatod fitter N(>v I. 1968 NORTH To Free Hess Tricky vancAn in fliirKi- tnnlr a “ twin-engine aircraft that had evaluation by three overseas eluded a solid propellant first By ALFRED MHBINWOLD K7 By Lindsay Confidently THIS SEAL KJJ vifnl in tb ’ IC f • “ massed more than 60,000 hours atrlines? Hamifton Stondard dur- stage for NASA’s Sedut launch Since this column specialises By HUBERT J,KBB \ flew to BritainErit in 1941, he.sought Vital in ^ m e nistonc night by the end of 1969. Ing the year carried out produc- vehicle and a Navy missile to (>10 9 3 W ho’ll Run City Hall 6li/lN6 UP by DON BATTLE In s d i Indicalet the film was In tricks and devices tb help, NEW YORK (Ap) — The 20- Assoidated I’ress Writer peace so Hitler Could have a manned missions; to the Florida Research and tlon of Jet fuel controls, air inlet loft meteorological instruments submitted and approved under I 1098 cent transit fare goes the well- AP Biulnesa Writer you win, you may bo astonish ROCHESTER, N.y. (AP) — be called. Roche shouted his TALK|lf /l^uT BERLIN (AP) - The United free hand against Russia. moon, and .put about one- Development Center, Pratt & controls for the. F ill, .electron into the atmosphere, the Motion Picture Code WEST EAST traveled route of the nickel beer 6 ed to fffid some advice on how Michael W. Roche who was vote, without being recognized. States, Britain and France wUl But there also is the preetdent billion dollars into the Con- Whltney Aircraft entered the bea/n welders, and boron (lla-“ UTC continued manufacture NEW YORK (AP) — The of Sell-Regulation. 0 10 8 .1 4 J96 2 and other bargains today but But there also Is the precedent to lose. But don’t fling,me news elected (6 me City Council lost The Dempernts recorded the ask again thaj the Kremlin necticut economy during^ test phase in development of a ment, Borsic-aluminum tape, Techlte, a strong, lightweight 109 8 74 Q5 the controversy qvcr\the new stock market rang In the new 1] Suggested for GENERAL paper Into,the poached eggs. I Novembet* hua two homes. As a vote as, a 4 4 tie. The Republi IT WlU-66, three other Spandau , inmates high-performance turbofan it is and related products In the field fluid-conveyance pipe that grew A 8 - 0 7542 »n ' a-gren to release Rudolf Hess, 1969, President - Arthur E just want to tell you when to result, Rochester noiw has two 30-cont levy Ilngetls on. wlien mey were declared too ill Sm ith said in hLaM ^^^ propo^ng for the projected Air of composite materials. out of the division's experience year on an optimistic ,npte the audiences. A2 ♦ 753 cans recorded it as 5 to 4 lij lose a finesse 'so that you can mayors and two City ttounclls. their favor. Mayor John 'V. Lindsay the one-time deputy of Adolf to live much longer. ^ nis annual re- scores of hospitals and medt- fabricating rocket cases, and past week, with the Dow Jones Suggested for MATURE" .SOUTH Hitler. view of the corporation’s make sure of your contract. The government turmoil .^ppar- Rochester’s council’’ elects the blamed Gov. Nelson A. Rocke In his own way, Hess sees his era. Work continued in Florida. <5al . centers ordered Hamilton completed a new plant for the industrial average, showing its 4 A 54 operations. audiences (parental discre South dealer. • e-tl.Y will have to be settled in mayor. The R e g u b I i c a n s feller fbr^the amount of, the In^ PART Ofo But me timing of such n move role as the sole captive of four on the U.S. Army's ST9, a com- Standard telemetry systems-for manufacture of ^ e ta l prt^ucts. weekly gain since late Oc- (? A 62 depends a great deal on Hess’ powerful nations as symbolism (Smith lives at 38 Raymond Rd., tion advised). Both sides vulnerable. court. claimed to have elect (touncll- crease after the Transit Author raonitoring patients' "physiolog- Electronir Coniimnents 0 K J(6 Manchester.) pact, 1,600-shaft-horsepower tur RESTRICTED — Persons Opening lead—Ten of Hearts. Roche’s election gave Uie Re- man Stephen May mayor by a ity voted Friday to make the health, particularly his response of another sort: Lingering tertl- bine for vertical and short take-’ leal functions, and thd division United Alfcraft's mlcroelec- K Q 6 4 to hospital treatment of a bleed mony to me powerful role in In 1969, the corporation placed introduced a new unit for trans- trie division. Electronic (Jompo- Vicious yearend selling for under 16 not admitted, un West leads the ten of hearts publicans a 5—4 majoiity on the 6 -4 vote. new fare effective at 12:01 a.m, off and landing aircraft, includ- .South West Nqrlh ing ulcer. If surgery becomes world affairs Germany once X^money Into the state's economy mitting and recording heart nents, emphartzed concentration tax purposes ended with the against your contract of three East ^ouncll’^. • ^ but ---- Democrats..ww.uvo charged L^mb tald the vote was 4 to 4 , Sunday. less accompanied by parent 1 NT Pass 3 N T All Pass necessary, the ' allied request played. 'a t the rate of nearly J20 million helicopters data by telephone. on the communications and con- new year, and .the market threw not trump. “ Oho!" you sky to Roche lived in an apartment in and he was still mayor. "You can’t run the system on ______in or adult guardian. EC) W 9 by-HCA, i«c. could come soon, regardless of Hess hod a cihristmas Eve a V^ek in wages and salaries recorded progress Sikorsky AlroraR hne of semi- off a yoke that analysts said had yourself. Or perhaps you say suburban Chill, not in Roches Lamb recessed the meeting words and promises,’ ’ replied to (id jm e cU cu re m ^ ^ r'ste te “ dvancing the technology of ter. political reasons for gbing slow. reunion last week with his wife The Sikorsky Aircraft division Conductor devices, hybrid helped to hold down prices for Persons under 16 not ad "Aha!" And you put up dum knock out West’s other ace and and the Democrats walked out. William Ronnn, chairman of the and loc& taxes, and purchases “ Shtwelght composite materials Roche, 32, a teacher In me TA. He said the Increase was The political factors Include and soiv—the. flrs^ he had,agreed produced large and medium- microcircuits, and integrated weeks. mitted. Tbit age restriction my’s jack, because if East has make your contract..- The Republicans stayed on. say-’ an allied dialogue with Moscow from (Donnectlcut suppliers? “ ‘vcraft engines with suc- Gates—Chill District, says the I 'g Mayor-elect May had not needed immediately in order to Muliny Brews to in 28 years of confinement. size helicopters for military and circuits. “ It's not unusual for the mar- may be higher in certain the queen you still won’.t lose What if East started wim on Berlin tension, and other Even though total employ- .cessful operation of a JT8D fit apartment is just a weekend re called a recess. meet the Jan. 16 nayroU. commercial users and introduc- The .division, located in Penn- ket to begin the year like this,” the trick. 'You 'will he able to three hearth'? Tlien the suit East-West contact^. But there is ment was down from 1968, the with a first-stage fan equlp- areas. Check theater or treat and his legal residence is The Republicans continued In British Navy ed performance - improving sylvanla, introduced hermetical- stfld Monte Gordon of Beche & win it with tfiis acS of hearts. breaks evenly, and you can Roman said me TA was $1.37 a growing international clamor corporatlori's payroll was at a ped entirety with boron-alumin- advertising. at me home of his parents in the meeting, recording wim Shrubs Disappear modifications in its S66, S64 and ly sealed,, high-frequency, high- (Do. “ We won't know if it's a Well, you have wasted a per easily afford to lose two hearts million in the red and that to release Hess on humanitarian record level. United Aircraft composite blades reptesent- Printed as a public service Rochester. each motion that me Democrats Over Rum Rule power transistors for use in trend until next week." fectly good exclamation because and two acea. Thursday’s, tentative contract grounds. ' LONDON (AP) — Blockber*^ paid an average of about $66 “ *0 Per cent weight saving ' by this newspaper you aren’t going to make three The dual government devel did not vote. After the Republi rles, wild roses, dogwood and _ The Marine Corps and the Air severe environments and ex- Many Many traders traders were absent agreement with transit workers LONDON (AP) — Britain’s When the request comes, it million a month in wages and over conventional titanium notrumn any more. When you Dally Question oped FYiday when me council cans ended their meeting, the spindle trees are among shruba salaries to lU Connectfaut em- blades. division reTeW^d ^ ^ panded its positlo.1 as a supplier ,rom the action in the holiday- would cost $120 million over two Royal Navy may face “ minor will be the 19th time the allies knock p u t an ace, West -leads Partner opens witli one heart, met to organize. Democrats returned and ad which are begiiuilng to dlM p-' ployes in 1969, Smith said. The the largest aero propulsion con- the SM, the largest of tronsistor, chips to ^ e shortened week, he noted, years. have asked the Soviet Union to THEATER TIME hearts until you take- dummy’s and the next player passee. You Roche took his oam of office, journed theirs. mutiny if it insists on cutting off pear from p a ^ of the British He said the city could have let Hess go frpe. rompany's employment is ap- tra ct- $4.7 m illion- involving c o ^ ^ n y s production computer Indystry. It also trading day king. West gains the lead witli hold: Spades, Q-lO-8-3; Hearts, but his name wasn’t mentioned When Roche’s two residences its sailors’ daily rum ration, a countryside. SCHEDULE saved the 20-cent fare by voting . Hess, now 78, has been in Ber proxlmately ?3,^K) person^ advanced composite material^ c fn t e f b r l l w ! » f broadened its line of Integrated ^est gain, his other ace in time to defeat 10-9-8-7-4; Diamonds, A-8; in the first roll call. Democrats became known’ after the elec According to research scien to subsidize the system' for its member of Parliament said to- lin's Spandau War crimes prison more than 66,000 of whom work ^ e r awarded by the Air Force government as the first in a “ Research I.aboratories D ow -a blue-chip' indlca- the contract wim the rest of Clubs, A-2. held a council majority under tion, the Democrats sought in day. tists, farmers needing extra SATURDAY 7.3 million workday fares. "The since receiving a life sentence the hearts. What do you say? the old administration, ' and U.S. District Court to have his mayor’s plan provides no mon “ There is dismay and outrage land to increase melr output * " T ^ " S ^ e n t s to the atate of ® 136-hellcopter Order to be filled Advances in such technologies Burnside — Oactus Flower, Democratic Mayor Frank T. election voided. They. were at Nuernberg In 1946. On Nov. i under a U. S. - German co- as propulsion, lasers, metallur- ^ Delayed Finesse Answer: Bid three he.arts- ey at all at this time," he said. inIII theiiic Royalxvuyui NavyI'iiivy over this,”inis. „. , ^ ^ have ploughed upu|/ o,ww8,000 milesluii^ %n of ^nnectlcut to c it ie B and ed during 1969 in non-aeronauti- production program. - The ^ and electronics were gain,for the week, 7:10,9:16. 1 The correct technique is to This promises 13 to 16 points, Lamb; as the presiding officer, turned down but broughT-ran- "It was .surely clear to anyone -Ian)®"’ Wellbeloved, former L lltary‘'LTp‘im f hedgerows in which the shruba Cinema I — Newington towns wtnm ^ e came to cal applications for P&WA’s Austrian government ordered S- achieved in 1969 by United Stocks slid downward Monday play the low heart -from dum with strong heart support. In refused to recognize Roche other suit hi State Supreme who studied the facts that there • a Labor-repre- 'j, flourish. Oactus Flower, 1:30, 3 :30, 6 :30, The council’s first vote was Ctourl; where a ruling la expect- but particu m it L A ^enS'fl turbojet engines, with units sold 66s as search and rescue vehi- Aircraft Research Laboratories, “ "der the influence of the tax- my at the first trick winning this case you have 10 points in were realtetlc ways tor Gov. sentatlve in the House of Com The scientists foresee some 60 7:40, 9:40. whether Roche’s name- should ed Monday. larly Britain in whose West Ber species of flowers ax)d shruba m y>^and ^ c e ^ ^ r o S f ^ delivered for such jobs as cles. central research arm of the cor- 1° ““ then bargain hunt- in your hand with the ace. Lead high cards^'and 2 points tor me Rockefeller and Dr, Ronajj to mons. “ I .shall press for a de __ I * C lnem ^II — Newington — lin sector he Is held—want Hess that might become extinct In 40 n ^ u t suDDlfaii ^ '>'ectrlcal power generation, S61 helicopters, in a number poration. The organization ca- e^s tempted by low prices one of the minor suits. West doubletons, but you should count keep the fare to 25 cents, if bate when, the .House reassem necucui suppliers totaled ap- natural gas transmission, — ^ takes his ace and leads me nine released so mat the problem of o,. gg y ^ r s time, proxlmatelv $300 million ' ------— — — . and of configurations, were deliver- rie’d out a'wide' ra n grof "bai'c '""''e d in to help keep prices one ■ extra point for the fifm there was a will to do It,” the bles after the Christmas re his confinement can be elimi of hearts. cess.” Propu'afon. Installations ed to military stations in the and applied research Intended moving upward with buying or- ^ heart, gl-vlng you enough l6r me mayor said. nated. He is the sole remaining You can’t play dummy’s king forcing raise. Administration Mulls Wellbeloved ^aid sailors didn't 's ^ c e S i t U m ^ T A l r c ^ ordered during me year includ- United States and abroad. Navy to widen United's technical base ^ East Windsor Drive-In — Rockefeller had labeled ’’im prisoner in the four-pgwer pris- . -Aircraft ed a jet-ppwered bystem for S61s recovered a total of twelve and to explore areas of poten- Wednesday saw the third because West might have the Capyright 1970 practical’’ .me mayor’s pJan____ to dare protest the no-rum rule, o.n. There is also the’ pBfcJlblllty pecopcied significant achieve- generating electricity deep in astronduts safely at the end of tial products highest trading volume on Downhill the Racers, 9:00, Anyone queen. Play dummy’s jack of Can Play, 7:30. General F'eatures Corp. levy statewide taxes to support '^®*’® barred by law from- that Hess could die in prison or 3 ments aunng the year, Smith the Sahara Desert and gas tur- £he Apollo 9*. 10, 11 and 12 mis- m flight propulsion the lab- New York Stock Exchange dur- hearts with a gallant smile. lansion of Missiles mass transit and Republican "'•^tlng to members of Parlla- the hospital and "no one wants Manchester, Drive-In — On iTon" t„rhnfn« 30,000-ton slons. oratories began advainced de- ‘ng 1969 and the ninth highest This is me time to lose me Couple Wed 45 Years leglslative leaders rejected an- ®ot he said 68 Royal Uiat,” one source said. Her Majesty’s Secret Service, finesse. vanced-technology engine built being built in West Advanced models of the S64 velopment of a low-volume ram- “ver at 19.38 million shares. WASHINGTON (AP) — The it might hurt me arms llmlta- ' * other Lindsay proposal fo In- *^®" defied reguia- Soviet _ refusal______to free Hess is 9:10; Death Rides A Horse, 7:00. If West has led from a five- ABM’s at missile sites in Men by its Pratt & Whltnw Aircraft military Skycrane, capable of jet propulsion system and work- It was an aU-Ume record that ____ Nixon administration, narrow Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Wil son, N.H., and Roger G. Wil- crease the Gasoline tax and re- “ “ <1 written protest letters' based on mree points: State 'Hieatr.e — 101 Dalma- card suit. East is unable to con tion talks. division powered the new rocketry, RLIO engines i'fting and carrying 12%-ton ed on hydrocarbon - fueled day on the American exchange, tiona 2:25" 4 '46 7-00 NOW ■victor in its fight last summer liams of 1768 Tolland Tpke. were K-ams Jr. of Los Angeles, Calif.; gistration fee only in the city. to him. . .., 1. They wanted Hess sen- ew K..IU T->i ij /■ ,1, . “ j ■ j 1 .1. ------” ■ '— ------z:zo, » : « , ( :uu, 9:16; The tinue the hearts after winning ENDS No final decision has been honored on New Year’s' bay at two daughters, Mrs. Edith Boeing 747 superjet on built by> P&WA s Florida faciU- payloads as compared to the supersonic combustion ramjets, with a turnover of 11.36 million Tattooed Pnlieo Horae 1-<10 DRIVE-IN tor the Safeguard missile de After the contract agreement 238 years, British sailors tenced to death at Nuemberg *“ lu fimeMenad a..oneaaf..1l.. o= aorliar ..eralor'a looda _ jf. ______j ______. ______. . ______a r . ______, ______j ■-______laUOOeO rOllCC WOrSC, 1.30, with the queen. No matter what SUN. made on whether to include a 46m wedding anniversary ,Schoell of Manchester and Mrs. Lindsay proposed a third plan have been glven_ a free tot of and have not changed their maiden flight early in the year as earlier version's ten-ton loads, advanced gas turbine engines, shores. The previous record was 3.50 3 .qj 3.30 W : ■ -..I I? . . . fense system, is considering ex pow2rplants for the East returns you have time to 3 1 money for a Safe^ard expan surprise party at their home. Barbara Tulls of Willlngtoh; designed to hold the increase to *’um every day. Last month me minds. and through a rigorous flight Centaur were builit for the U.S. Army in and a ■ gaseous core nuclear set on June
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< ' \r - -7 \ i " v\ "\ I, \ ■ ■ 7.V 7 „1 - 'V ' ^ ■V"' hfr ...V A > .- MANCHESTER EVENING HERA^D.^M ANCH E^R, CONN..' SATTlRDAY, JANUARY 3, 1970^ PAGE FIVE PAG& POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 How Best Grand Teton Army Commendation Medcd Hoff a Loses Smith With Tufts Group economic stability of so many powerful- W ed d in g MitnrIfPBtpr ^ ' nations upon the trading”of arms to poor To. Imp rove lerers Awarded Clarke in Vietnam His Bid For On South America Trip nations lacking plows, schools and hosr ., V. Friend - Beach Ifpraid U.S. Army'Spec. 4 Jeffrey P. pitals.” ' _ Man^s Lot? Mrs. Ruth M. Beach of 22 Are Exultant Clarke of- 61 Plymouth Dane Kimberly Smith, two other professor of omlt)iology a t ’Tiifts rCBUHHElD BY THE New Trial Both Soviet Russia and the United- V\Viranoko Rd. and Dr. Amos ^ was awarded the , Army Com- - Tufts University student's, and and Harvard and one of ,the HERALD P R IN T m O CO.. INC. By NATE HASBLTINE two Tufta and Harvard llnlver- world's orchid authorities; and IS B lu ell Street E. Friend of 79 Comstock Rd. MOOSE, Wyo. (AP) — Ptful mendatlon Medal with "V ” De- By BYRON DAVIS Mmncheeter. Conn. states, if they had conscience in such The Washington Post ally- faculty members left from Dr. I.cslle Garay, curator of the THOMAS F. FEROUSON’ r f and his climbing team Assocliiti-d Pres* Writer WALTER R FEROUSON matters, would cringe before the Pope’s WASHING’TON — A number the Ihc llnlvni-Hi-tvUniversity r’lnhClub ofnf Hart- , j action on Nov. 26 in Vietnam, iMgnn Airport In Boston today Harvard, orchid - herbarium. PublWiera of the nation's top ' scientists ford- retqmed to the lowlands Friday,, army spokesman announced, CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. ( A P ) ’ tor a one-month field trip to They will return Jan. 28. Founded O ^ber 1, 1881 Indictment, for botfi specialize in having have dreamed up some intrlgu- The Hon. Charles S. HbUsc, at last cpnquerors of 13,766-foot ' Spec. Clarke was 'serving with - Teamsters President James America, s. Both the special course In Puldlabed Every! Eventns Except Sundays their own giant military-industrial com ■ Their purpose Is to adfl bet- orchldology at Tufts and the and Holiday*. Entered at Ui(. 0 Post OHlce at ^ ways man oan Improve his ustlce of the Supren)e Court Grand T6ton Peak. ~ ' Co. A, 2nd Battalion, 12lfi Cav- / Manciieiter, Conn., aa SeoSecond (3ass Ma.ll plexes extend service to other smaller •othwe on «irth, . Cxmnectlcut, performed’ the The 61-year-old , PetzoMt, o'ry, during a rocket attack R, Hoffa lost his bid for a new specimens of orchids now in field' trip, are results of the stu- M auer. ^ client nations. The ideas ranged from create Ceremony which was attended kriown as .the'-' Old Man of the "ear Song Be, when hi* unit trial when .Judge Frank W. thcHlakes Ames collcc^on of the dentx' Initiative and their powers BUBSCRIPnON RATES , ing a vlolet-hued riuie to muni- by only the immediate families Mouhtalqs for his climbing ex- came under Inteiuie rocket and Wilson; of II.S. District Court Harvard herbarium, and Search of persuasion with Dr. Sweet, Payable In Advance ’There is less direct governmental re One Y ear ...... $30,00 pulaUons to make humans amal- of the f news dl^Mtches credited to It or not other that governments think it advantageous York Academy of sciences -and "A classic climb.’ ’ A graduate of Manchester codefendants were convicted in Rn*^^ord-^-Rd., and Is a senior and Medellin, Colombia. Using wise credited In this paper and also the published in its. December issue ’This was the fifth time Pet- High School and Union College at Tufts. the cities im bases of operations,. local news published here. Judge Wilson's court in 1964 on to have smaller nations help maintain ot its monthly "The Sciences.” zoldt has led'expeditions seek- in Schenectady, Spec. Clarke All rlshts of republlcatlon of special dis VISITINa HOURS evidence that w r A xV I ' ' - " V ' - J . v , :v A • t A V' \ , I . Y'. ■ i ■ \ i, I), ■■■;’ ■ ■ ■ ■- ■ ',■ ■•■: . ■ ■■ ■ '■ ' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^ANCHESTERy CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA.LD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY'S," 1970 /• STAR T.olland By CLAY R POLLAN- Area Churches LItRA- ARIES JM Your Daily Aclivily Guido ^ strr.T. 22 r-f-i School Wing C h 11 r h e s M A R . II According to Iho Starts_' Union Congregational Churoh Sooond fiongiegattonal Uhurcb 81. M ary^ Oinnih \ ocr.f. 2222^1^ To New Low - ^ A M . I* Kockville United Church of Chijat R*. M> Coventry Business Bodies Second ConKreiratlolial Church St. Bartholomew’s Church St Mary’s Episcopal, Church To'develop.messoge for Sunday, The Baby Has ■T?\20-21-3M3 2-32-44-63/T; Rev. Paul J. Bnwman, Minister Btj *tA , Coventry ■ Rev, F. Bernard Miller, Faetor Expected Ready t7i^ted Church of Christ Rev/ Fhillp Hussey, Pastor Churdh and Park Sts. :Sj)51-61-79-84 reod words corresponding to numbers 65.7281-86(5* i ■ ' Rev. George F, Nostrand, of your Zbdioc birth sign. Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Rev. Rbbert Beohtold, Minister Rev. RIohart F. Rongban, Blit R^eover S8S N. Main St^ • Rev, Edward M. LiaRose, j f . TAURi|S SCORRIO Aaslstant Pastor B y Jan. 15 Assistant Actuary.... teaching the appraisal courses Ices departmeiit oiM^ubleln in Rector 1 K eep 31 C o n 61 To Associate -Minister Rev. Felix M. Davis, Assistant Pastor - a m . jo ocr. jj> ew David 'niomos of Scott . Dr. at the University, of Hartford 2 T im e ly 32 Action 62 Even 10 a.m.. Service .of Holy Corn- #J YORK (AP) -- The 1666, bixiame assoclkto brand Minister Rev. Russell Allen N O Y . 21 ■! ‘ David Cook, chalrnlan of the was promoted to assistant actu ( ^ M A Y 20 3 Tone 33 For 63 Bring 9 a.ni.. Church School, Grades muniem.' CBiurch School. Miasaes at 7:80, 9:80 and 10:48 bond market dipped early the B een Nam ed and has taught at the Universi manager In the Spirits 6^d Wine Rev. Ernest S. Harris, 7:30, 9, 10:15 and 11:30' a.^., Rev. Timothy Carberry rf\1M3-25-37 4 T ry 34 Sidetfocited 64 To 7-12-24-34y building committee for the addi ary at Connecticut Mutual Life. ty of Connecticut. Division In 1967. He atoqmed Associate Minister Masses. • Rev. Ronald Haldeman ,^46-58-69 5 A cce p t' 35 O ccu r 6 5 Y o u 45-57-78 B through 10., ' 4 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow- a.m. past week, with long term gov tion to the Mcadowbrook School, A Phi Beta graduate, ’Diomas ■ 6 To 36 A s s e ti 66 Sensible ^ His offices will continue to be marketing responsibilities GEMINI 67 Resentment SAGITTAfUUS 9:30 a.m., Adult Study Class ship. .announced yo^iterday he is hope- 7 D on ge r “37 W ill Wesleyan United Methodist ernments hitting 1969.lows. But received, his B.A. in mathema-- at 40 Marlon Dr. an<) 283 E. Heubleln Full-Strength and ! 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. St. Bridget Church 7;30, 9 and 11 a.m., /A^he may 21 B D ow n 38 D otes 6 8 'A re In library. i . 6 p.m., Youth and ^Junfor fal the new wing will flmilly be 9 Y o u r 39 W ith 69 Y o u Church the market later recovered to Center St. , quet Cocktails in July 1966. Liturgy of the Lord's>rd's Slipper.Supper. O f C .2 1 ^ 1 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Choirs. Nursery through Church School Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastoi^ c'VjUNf 20 10 Fine 40 O n 70 p h on e /* Polncko, Connie Jean, daugh(!er at BMword and Lillian completed and ready for .iise on Holy Communion. Sermon at 71 O p p o rtu n ity Infants through Grade 4. , 7 p.m. Con/lrmaUon Classes. Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington post net price .improvements in Grade 8. Communion meditation Rev. Kenneth J. Frisble 4- 6-19-36 11 Liberol 4 l'" Y E S " 5-15-23-35^ Gauthier F^alacko, Plnney ,Rd., Box 95, Somersvine. She waa Jan. 15. ' BRAND MANAGER BRIEFS by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Rev. Harry McRrien the 9 and 11 a.m. service by 1 748^68 80-90 120» 42 To 72 .Recognition 4 7. 5^ ^ / 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. 8 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor most departments, according to Cook met ’ yesterday with ' -a 13 C re d it 4 lB e 73 Y o u r born Jon. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal John E. Ruddy, 53 Le)and Dr., ■ Charles E. Robinsoti o t 1 _____ the Rev. Mr. Allen. Church CANCER CARRICORN Sermon topic: “Our Greatest lowshlp. Salomon Brothers & Hutzler! 14 C h e c k 44 C o u ld 74 M o k e grandparents nre Mr.-and Mph. Frank Bodura, SmTiersvllIe. reprcsentativn of'the contractor,' has been named to a new po French Rd. observed Ms 40th an Masses at 7, 8. 9:15, 10:30 In 'CHb Class and Nursery f J U N f 21 15 T h in g s 45 By 75 Agreerrjent O fC . 22 ^ Problem." The Rev. Mr. Bow- 9:48 a.m., Sunday 42 School national Investment firm. Northington Construction Co. of North United Methodist Church 46 Be 76 K e e l ‘ Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pa- sition in the Arrow Liquors Co., Care at 9 a.m. 16 T h in g s JA N . I* man preaching. Service of Holy Bolton Congregational Church Classes for all ages. Governments over' 20 years niversary 'at the Tra'velers In 300 Parker $t. the church. 9:15, 10:30 and 12:00 ij u ir '} i 47 W ith o u t 77 M o s t i. Avon, Meadowbrook School ‘ 9:50 a.m,', Sunday Morning 17 Resist 11 a.m.. Worship Servloe. Nur lacko Sr., 19 Brandon St., Stafford Springs. a unit of Heubleln, Inc. surance Co. on Dec. 80. He Ip Bov. Earle R. 'Custer, • In the auditorium. \14-26-38 49 18 Temptotion 48 Which 78 Insincere 17-18-27-28^ Communion, Reception of new Bolton Center Rd> eatabllShed, 1969 lows in Mon Principal Donald Parker, Mrs. 'The appointment was am Coffee House. 19 Free ' 49 By^^ 79 Profitable 39-73-82-871. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, sery. day’s tax-loss selling, however, associated with the /casualty Pastor ' —:------^------39-60-70 8 0 T ie d members. Barbara Kaias, Board of Edu 20 Inside 50 An AQUARIUS Mottle, Janlne Gail, daughter of David and Csmthla nounced recently by A E. Bou- property field operations of 7 p.m.. Evening prayer. LEO . 81 From 6 p.m.. Junior Pllgrrim Fellow-- . Minister 8.p.m., Wesleyan Youth. they later rallied to regain 1)4 Gary Klose and Howard Mayer St. James’ Church 21 In fo rm a tio n 51 P u l 4 AN.-20 Ward Mottle, 58 Hickory Dr., BOast Hartford. She was bom cation member, and Alex To- rassa, group brand manager for Travelers. 22 D oy 52 C o m in g 82 Hord-eorned ship. 6:80 p.m., Flaat and Prayer. . 1 points, Salomon Brothers said. Pastors-ln-Tralnlng Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 4 ^ » 83 O f Dec. 25 alt' Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her j matomaJ biasen, superlntondcnt of build .Arrow. ^ Trinity Convenant Church r-^ ..AUG. 22 2 3 T h o t 53 Plon s f f i : It 7:16 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- 10:30 a.m., Chui*ch School. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Most short-term rates estab ' Pastor • . 24 B e in g 54 Be 84 Use . «■ grandmother £s Mrs. Richard Ward, Longmeadow, Moss. ings and ^fo'uhds, in a effort Ruddy, formerly associate A regular quarterly dividend 302 Hackmatack St. 55 Conservotive 85 On 3- 8- 9-53i 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship. lished record highs during the 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Rev. Joseph E. ViiJs 1-16-29-40 25 Fociliiies 54-55^66 1 “ lowshlp. ■to ’4* • • « to deterrole when the (ichool brand nianager for Heubleln of 12)4 cents per share on the Rev. Norman E. Swensen, '50-62-76 26 T o d o y 's 56 Disploying 66 Higher-ups Service, St. Maurice’ Church, BoMon week. Three-month Treasury will be^ ready. Service. Sermon. “Start with Rev. Thomas Barry 27 T o 57 Someone 87 Cosh RISCK Avery, Michele Lynn, daughter of Richard and Carolyn Full-Strength _ common stock of Gorin’s, Die. Pastor VIRGO 58 Offered - 88 Plans 7 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Pel- Rav. Robert W. Crmiln, Pastor bill rates rose 17 basis points Toudi!” Rev. Vlnoent J. Flynn 28 Speculoie f i t . I* United Methodist Church LaRose Avery, 32 Holl St., Manchester. She ■was bom Dec. 28 Cook said that quite a bit of was voted recently by Its bocud /gj'AUG. 22 59 Messenger 89 h - above their previous 1969 high 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs 29 R u n n in g Rt. 44A, B«^toa lowshlp. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents thg finish work has been com* of diractors. Dividend payment 22 30 Soy 60 Or 90 Up MAR. 30’' Mdsses at-7, 8:80^ 10 and 11:30 but later slipped back some. ery and Grades 3 through 8. Masses, 6, 7:30, 9, and 10:30 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Col 1/4 Rev. Hugh A. GUUs, are Mr. and Mrs. Normtui DaRose, 48 Blssetl 9t., Manchester. ,pleted in the last few. days and will be made Feb. 14 to stock lege and Career Discussion, 0 \1 0-22-33-52 Adverse ^^Neutril 30-41-42-71^. Eastmiiurter United a.m. Other, money market instru that the main holdback is the 10:30 a.m. Church School, a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. 5764-75-85-88 7-5o' 74-77-83-891& BUniator . Her paternal grandparent are Mr.'and Mrs. Atl>^ Avery, lOO^ holders of record as of Jan. 37. Nursery, Kindergarten and ______; along with the Adult Classes Presbyterian FeUowshIp ments closed at or slightly be carpeting- "He said this .should low their 1969 highs, with bank Lydall 9t., Manchester. Shc-has a brother';\|Fllfihard, 2. ' Richard Moed Among the stores owned and op Grades 1 and 2. Sacrament of and High School meeting at the 9:30 a.m., CSiurch .School. Rev.' Gordon Bates, Mlniater Rockville United «Methodlst , / \ * *1 * »i *• be delivered next week. erated by Gorin’s, Inc. Is Kfoue® Church of the Assumption Keeney St. School. All .other Churtdi ers' acceptances showing the 1968. In his n ^ position, he will Holy Communion both services. Adams St. and Thoihpson Rd. Morning Worship. Sermon: Geo^e Slye School, OBooth, Lisa Jean, daughter of Robert 'and. L orei^ OrcUtt He plans another . mpetlng on and Hale, 945 Main St. 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior classes and Infant nursery at Kingston Dr., off Oak St. 148 Grove St. largest increase. The federal Jan. 14 at 8 p.m. at the Meadow- be responsible for the operations Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor News for Senior Gtizens ‘.‘Sleeping, or Going Forward.” funds rate rose 'while Euro-dol- Booth, 82 North St., M-nncherter. She waa bom Dec,,29 at Man- MYP. the church. East Hartford Rev. Willard E. ConkUa. chesJter Memorial Hosp’taJ. Her maternal grandparenta are brook School for a final deci.slon and development of 'the Medi Manley B. Glaublltz of 57 Rev. Ernest J. Coppa 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sacrament of Holy Communion. lar closed with a net de Mart drugstores in the ktate. 6:30 p.m.. Membership class By WALLY FORTIN 11 a.m., Preliminary Charge Minister Mr. and Mrs., Harris Orcutt, 96 North St., M anch^er. Her on the movlng-ln date. N Tudor Lane has been named su TTie Rev. Mr. Swensen will OIRECtOB _ 10 a.m.. Worship Service and cline for the first time since ear patemal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. ,George Booth, 13 David lliomas He is a graduate of the Brook perintendent In the field control to be held at church. Masses at 7^ 8, 8:16, 10:30 preach on "God so Loved the Conference! ly November, Salomon Brothers lyn College of Pharmacy and a . 8 p.m.. Young Adult group ^nd 11:46 a.m. Hello everybody! Well, now Rose Bowl Parade In the mom- 7 p.m.j Methodist Youth Pel- School. 9:80 a.m.. Church School, Emerson St., Moncheeter. ' , ' lers department at the Hartford will meet at the parsonage. World.” Niu'sery for pre-school nursery through adults. reported. e -«i • * Walerbury Gets tics in 1950. He joined OML's member of Temple Beth casualty and surety division of children. that -the holidays are over for mg, then football, football, and lowshlp, (Corporate bond prices im aotuarlal department following Sholom, Hadassah, ORT, and St. John’s Eplsot^ial Church 10:46 a.m., Mommg Service,' Boggtni, Jill Elizabeth, dav^hieT ot Charlies and Jane fice of Aetna Life k Casualty. Unitarian Universalist Society 7 p.m. Family Night All another year, we here at the even a game of you know what ------1 proved slightly in the absence of Housing Grant graduation but soon left to .spend B’nal B’rlth. . Calvary Church Center can start gettmg back in the evening. Think that was gt, George’s Episcopal Church Rt.' 30, Vernon nursery through Grade 4. Tarca Bogginl, 132 Ba’dwin Rd., _Jtonche^er. She was bom of Manchester youth groups will meet. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, any new issues. Seasoned and WASHINGTON (AP) — The two years with the U.S. Army. (Assemblies of God) 466 Main St. to normal agam. Thmgs have ladles? Well, l^k out for . Rt. 44A, Bolton Nov. 17 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are ftogers Corporation has sold Rector Trinity Evangelical Lutheran recent issues , scored gains of Mr. and Mrs. Bund! Tarca, 683 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. Department of Housing and Ur He was named actuarial assis AI’PRAISAL SERVICES for use in Japan its molded and 647 E. Middle Tpke. John B. Fttxgerald, Pres. South United Methodist Oiuroh Just been too dam quiet around v ^ k m d Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar about % point. Next week’s tant in 1959 and n.ssistant secre Alfred P. Werbner, sales Rev. K. L. Gustafson, ' Church Her p-'temal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. N. Charles Bog ban' Development has approved printed circuits technology to Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., here and I’m sort of glad to see and tomorrow, as there Is more corporate calendar will be n 3614,745 federal grant for a tary, actuarial, in 1966. He is manager for the Jarvis Realty Pastor the hoUdays go by, so's I caii football In store for television. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. (Mtosourt Sjmod) ginl, 71 Spencer St., Manchester. Her paternal great-grand Nippon Mektron Oo., Ltd., 10:30 a.m., Service.^ Church Pastor 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 85 Proapeot St., Rockville moderately heavy with two 3100 mother Is Mrs. Louis Boggini, Manchester. She has three 4.4-acre liouslng project in Wat- an iis.soclate of the Society of Co. and managing agent of the Osaka, a wholly owned subsidi School. Nursery. Rev. Carl W. Saunders, start seeing oU those smiling „ ioTlis‘';.m” ''Holy Chmmiinion. mtlllon utilities topping the list. erbury, Copn. Actuaries. Jarvis Agency, announces the 9:30 a.m., Sunday School -with _Bev. Bruce Rndoll brothers, Dtivld, 5, Glenn, 3, and Andrew, 1. ary of Nippon Oil Seal Industry Associate Pastor faces again , ' Children’s Pageait. Nursery The January calendar now Rep. John' S. Monagan, D- formation of the Manchester missions em pha^. Co., Ltd. The sale was for cash Gospel Hall Rev. Gary S. Cornell, To get everyone back to to- although I’m a ^ d church School. stands at 31.5 billion, about 3500 Conn., .said 'Friday the money DISTRICT MANAGER Appraisal Services for the pur- payments over a three - year 3 10:30 a.m., Worship. gethemess again, you’re all m- stations were football Coffee and Cem- 8 and 10:30 a.m., Wonlilp WaJtman, Shawn Wavne, son of Rtohard and Rose Rohr- 415 Center St. Associate Pastor million above the 1969 monthly 3 Service, Holy 0>mmunlcm. bach Wa.'fm'an, 424 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester. He was bom is for work on Ifie Abbott Av Richard ' Moed, 112- Downey po.se of real estate appraising period and lauter roysdtles. 7 p.m., Gospel ser^ce St. Peteir's Eplscsopal Church average. ' ------vlted to take a trip with us to versatlon. Sand Hill Rd., Sooth Wlndscir 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Dec. 30 at Manchester Memor'ail Hoso'tal. Ws nmterml grand- ■ enue renewal project. It will be Dr., has been named Connecti an'l consulting work- John E. Ruddy 10 a.m., Breaking bread. 9 a m., Sunday Morning Adult the Land of White Alice. Now center wasn’t tod much with ® P'*" ’ Group skating During the week municipal put toward site acquisition and cut district manager for .Medi Werb»(jr is a senior member Barbara MeliotKof East Hart Concordia Lutheran Church Bey. James A. Birdsall, Achdt InstructicHi Class. mother is Mri. Genevlve Wn’ters, M'lton, Pa. His patemal 11:45 a.m., SundAy School. Discussion Group, Susannah this Is a trip to Alaska and they party. bonds continued to show price grandparehls are Mr. and Mrs. Chari'es Waltmon, Columbia, demolition of 22 .strictures to Mart drugstores, a division of of the American Society of Ap Cocktails, was promoted to ford, recently won a five-foot 40 PiUdn St. w only (jne day of activity gomg Vicar improvement. The calendar 7 p.m., Gcjspel meeUng. Wesley Hall. , tell me , , the , scenery .-I-., along we v'fionj,,'iand/1 „„ ve already told .._f.you ------Unitarian FenowBhlp Pa. He has a sister, Michelle. 2)4. make way for an «0-tor90-unit Stop & Shop Inc. according to praisers and has been an inde brand manager of these same plush Santa Claus from Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning way is simply beautiful. Oh yes, however, was light. about It- First Ccmgregatlonal Church 8 and 10 a.m., Foinily Serv of Glastotibury « -toi to tol 4t housing project for low-income Donald A. Gannon, president. pendent fee appraiser - for the products. Temple's Carpet and Floor Cov- Pastor The Salvaticm Army Worship. Service of Holy Com- we’ll see some snow, I’m sure, Of Veraon The most important issue was and moderate-income people. Moed joined the company in past 16 years. He is currently He joined the ^marketing serv- eringi 308 lifaln St. Rev. LchiIh E. Bauer Jr., Now for the coming week, ice. Baby-sitting provided. Academy Junior High ^ Nash, Pamela Ruth, daughter of Bruce and Patricia Av 681 Main St. munloii. The Rev. ^ Hiaw but It will be a cleaner looWng ^^.,1 ^ ^a^^ Rev. John A. Lacey, 339 million Tn double-A bonds is ery Nash, RPD 2, Rt. 30, Rockville. She was bom Dec. 30 at . Assistant Pastor the Main St., Glaatoabury sued by the Los Angeles Depart MaJ. Kenneili Lancse, preaching. Sermon: ’’Prayer Is snow than what we’ve been groove as our schedule will Ministor' Avery St. M-ancheSter Memorial Hospital. Her m'atem-al grandparents Officer In Charge Effective.” Church School for sioslUng through these past ’ scneuuie ment of Water and Power. The 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, Christian Reformed Church 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursefy are Mr. and Mrs. Bari Avery, Stafford ■Sprihes. Her patemal infant toddler t h r o u g h ^ t e couple of weeks. 6 We’re going to be back with Assistant Ministor tax-exempt bonds attracted grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fogg, Stafford Springs. munion, Church Schcx>l and 661 Avery St. and School. three bidders, although two Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer XT 2 41.p.m., ’B4 II Senior Vkt High etil Methodist 1a 4V«a ^g.,i •• departing evefor thist-aMv vriAA’our big •W * WVM ^e sd a y , ^41/^4 program, CSSSS* awvRev. » » Betsy aF.« mwXA%f%mp Reed, South Windsor She has a sister, Susan. Nursery. ' Breakfast. Youth Fellowsiup will l ave in around 2 p.m. Wednesday Arts and crafts m the mornliw. Minister of Chrlstiaii EducMttion weeks ago it failed to sell be church to go tobogganing at Rev.. James A. Bonnetna, Messiah Evangelical Lutheran cause of a 7 per cent Interest 9:30 a.m., Sunday School afterncx>n. By the -way, 3rou just featuring colorful airtlflcial Minister Church ' Ellis, Matthew Edward, son of £dwnrdf and Renee John First Church of Christ, (CIaa.ses for all ages). Wickham Park. can’t go wrong at the price, be- flower makmg, and also some- 9:25 and'10:66 a.m.. Chimed limitation. The bonds, offered son Bllds, RFD 1, Gilead St., Hebrwi, He Was bom Dec. 30 at Scientist. Wlseonsl nSynod Tuesday, were reoffered public 10:45 a.m., HoUness Meeting cause It’s free, compliments of thing very useful, especially for School, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for 896 Buokland Rd., Wapping M-anchekter Memorial Hospital. Hte malbemal grandparents "Mom, 447 N. Main St. (nursery provided). Church of ChijUt the Southern New England Tele- this time of the year, outdoor- ly to yield 5.65 per cent for the 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship jji ages, Rev. Karl B. Gurgel, Pastor 1971 maturities to 7 per cent for are Mr, and Mrs. EmeSt C. Johnson Sr., 23 OeJk Grove St., p.m., Ooen Air Meeting. Lydall and Vernoii Sts. phone Co. So we’ll' be iook'nj type floor mats for knocking off Service. ’The Rev. Mr. Lacey ^ Worship Service, Mandhester. HU patemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ken 11 a.m., Church Service, Sun Eugene Brewer, Minister Ixinds due In 2000. At the end of 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. for you to enjoy this colorfiU all that snow and stuff. preaching. Nursery care avail- Murserv ^ 10 a.m., .Sunday School. neth Elllis, RFD 1, Hebron. day School and Nursery. “God” 7 p.m., O vation Meeting. the week about 32 million of the movie with us! ' We’ll have our Hot-Meal pro- able. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. is the subject of the lesson-ser-- 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Like last week, because of the gram of Beef Stroganoff over issue remained unsold. mon. The Golden Text: Mat 5 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellow- Next week’s calendar is O’Brien, Gall Carroll, daughter of Joseph“and Elizabeth United Pentecostal Church 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: ”A Monday, our activities at the rice, deriled -eggs, stuffed ship. MeVey O’Brien, 2815 Ellington Rd., Wapiplng. She was bom tiow can you •• D A l l A X r A f l ** .•v . . - ^ . t . a. . ■ « _ moderate—about 3148 million thew 4:10. 187 Woodbrtdge St. Faith That Believes God. Center were held on Monday, celery, Texas toast, gingerbread 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow- The Christian Science Read counting issues over 32 million. Dec. 27 at Manchester MemorM Hospital. Her maltemol Robert Baker, Pastor 6 pm., Worship. Sermon and we had a very pleasant sur- with whipped cream, and bever-. ship, grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc'Vey,- 40 Pine Hill St., ing Rcx>m, open to the public ’’Knothole Religion.” Happenings for Teens •The largest sale will be Ala prise, as -we arrived at the Cten- ages. Now If that doesn’t sound bama Highway Authority reve Manche^er. Her maternal grealt-gTandmother is Mrs. George except on holidays,. Is located 10 a.m., Sunday School. ter Monday morning. / good enough to eat, I don’t know at 749 Main St. The hours are United Congregational Church nues bonds totaling 330 million. Cdpplng, 2^6 Oakland St., ManOhestter. She has three brothers, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Full Gospel Christian All the .sidewalks were neat- what does, United Church of Christ Magic Number for akUng, Night with bowling and done- Keirln, 3, Tomas, 2, and Joseph, 1)4; and a sister, Marybetfi, 11 a.m., to 4 p.m. Monday 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv- Fellowship Interdenbmlnatloiial ly shoveled, and we must thank After the heairty meal, we can through Saturday. . ToUand skating and coasting ’on the ing. 4. get so upset about drugs Ice. 4 Orange Hall the Park Department crew for move on upstairs, and sit In Rev. Donald G. MlUer, spot' information Is 643-4700. •Community Y, N! Main St., Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor that. Also, a' godB part of the those lush steel chairs, and go Prairie Farmer J Commuiilty Baptist Church Minister Saturday, Jao« 3 Open 9*10 p.m. Duplin,, Hflchael Harvey, son of Harvey and Unda CSarlke . J ------snow piled up along the sides of o** our trip to Alaska. By then, __ An American Baptist Church Church of the Nazarene *Recreatton Centers closed. Saturdiay, Jan. 10 M ay Turn To Duplin, North iW Vegas, Nev. He waa bom Doc. 4 In Las Ve* 585 E. Center St. /- 236 Main St. 7 p.m., Sunday Servloe. the streets was all taken away, we’ll be In the mood for some Worohlp *Teen Center, School St., 7:30- ‘East Side Rec, School St„ gas, Nev. Hls maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold' Rev. WWiam A. Taylor,-Pastor to give us ample parking space, square dancing, and that should ge_!j„ muiivii 'qy.Vi>w,i Rev. Walter H. Loomis, 11 p.m. — meahberahip cards Open 10-noon; 1-6 p.m. Crops of Trout Clarke, Notlch Rd., Bolton. Hls paternal grandparents are Mr. Minister Churdi of Jesus Christ of F orthls we thanlTthe Mghway top off a rather busy, but In- „ ?? still available at the door for *We8t Side Rec, Cedar St., and Mrs. Harvey Duplin, 20 Hemlock St., Manchester. Hls ______9:30 a.m., Church School. Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Department, and certainly a^ teresting day. 7 five dolla,-= Dance to thia Open 1-6 p.m. great-grandmotihers are Mrs,. EXhel Clarke, Bolton, and Mrs. when you r^lly don^ know m^ni q1o« kz. 7 to 8.30 p.m., Pllgjim Pel- five dollars . WINNIPEG, Man. (AP) — 9:16 a.m.. Church School for Glosses for all age groups, Hillstown Rd. and Woodslde St; predate both departments for We’ll also be delivering — imurfiln “Quiet Ones.” •Community Y, N. Main St., Flora Wells, Manchester. Paul E. Nuttoll, Bishop thinking of us, and having things Hot-Meal to senior shut-ins, and While a Pnaiirfe former -worriee ■»i ■• * « 1*1 all ages. Sunday School for ^0:4S a.m., Worship Service. Monday, Jan. 5 Open 1-6 p.m. about his unsold grain, that wat- Nursery trough Grade 4 con- « P-*".. Young Adult, Teen all ready for us. I’>>^ waiting for names of Teen Center, School St., 7:80 Champ, Eric Christopher, son ot Gary and Sifoan West Although the conditions out- nrior® shut-ins. If you’d like to St. Francis of Assisi ' All schools reopen except -erhole in the back quarter may tlnuing during the worship serv- Junior meeting. 9 a.m., Priesthood. MOC. 11 p.m., Dance to the sound of Champ, Vernon Garden Apts., RoclnrUle. He ivas bom Dec. 28 7 p.m., E-vangelistic Service. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School, side were a little on the slippery and enjoy the company of 673 Ellington Rd. harbor an unsuspected pot of at Rockville General Hospital. HU maternal grandparents are A Ice. MHS Gym, 7 pjn., MiCC vs. ’"rracks„” -j^old. ' ^ . South Windsor A side, we had some 40 at our nice young lady, or man, and 10:30 a.m,, Worship Hour. Classes for all ages. Norwalk’ Staite Tech . . basket------Mr. and Mrs. ’nt'eorer 11.East St., Rockville. HU pater Center CoiigTegational Church 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. kitchen social. I'®-''® delicious meal to go ■with Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Researchers from the Flsher-_^ nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Champ, Pinnacle' a thing about Communion. Topic: ’’Worship ball. *—These activities require We had 38 players on .hand for then how about calling 648- Pastor les Researcil Board’s FYeshwa-’ In the Sanctuary.” A iiursery is United Church of Christ Pathfinders Club, Norman membership cards avaUable at Rd., ElUn^on. He has a sUter, Jennifer, 16 months. 11 Center St. St. John’s Polish National our Monday afternoon pinochle ®310, and let us put you on our Rev. Lawrence Bock, ter Institute at the University of I* »; 4 i« provided In the Children’s Assistant Pastor St.. Alateens, 7:309:30 pm . I*'® Recreation Department, 110 Manitoba.^ Dave discovered that c ~ Building. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Catholic Church tournament, with the following Open to aU teens with friertds Cedar St. . . . don’t forget your Brownell, James Chadboume, son of Richard and Mary- Minister Rev. Walter A. Hyseko, winners. Grace Moore, 738; We could also use more vol- rainbow tibut can be grown on Lou Butterfield Brownell, 202 Herllne Rd., Vernon. He was 7 p.m., Junior-Baptist Youth Wiibur unteer drivers to deliver the Masses a t 6:45, 7:45, and 11 “ ■ relatives with a drinking prob- Winter Recreation P r ^ a m Prairie fartns,.profitably. Fellowship,_ Youth Building.^ Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., . Pastor Alice Anderson, 683; ------, ^ . j - for a detailed list of activities. bom Dec. 28 at Rockville General Hospital. . Hls maternal Senior iSptlst Youth | Fellow- Minister of Christian Education M essier, 699; Ann Hoffman, 672; meal, and anyone interested-a.m„ and 5 p.m. l^m- 4 Small, sliallow”pothole” grandmother U Mrs. L.B. Butterfield, North Plainfield, N.J. Lee Stelraneyer 672' Inez Ma- the aI>ove number; High Masses at 9 and 10:16 *®ast Side Rec, School St., lakes, firmed in the ice age dot them?” ship. Fellowship" Hall. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Don’t forget to call the Rev.. HU paternal grandmother is Mrs. A.C. Brownell, Bast Hart 9:15 and 11:00 Morning Wor- honey, 656, Cls Wilson, 667; Bess P'*"' farms > / / /■ V ( ' \' ■V ■■■':: ^: ^•\A\ A ' ^ '.:v A ^ '■ y ' y y y - : " - " , a -. •\ \ ■ ' MANCltESTER EVENING IIERALU, MANCHESTfeR, CONN., SATURDAY,..IANUAliY 3, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1970 '•>7 * parking lot. on Main St., near Armory St., yesterday at 3:40 State in Bid Obituary Israelis Seiz^Radar Station, Police Log p.m. The car had been parked there ,by Robert .MUHot of Mid T o Avert I. dletown. ARRESTS "|_8'f^ T T T /"'1 'r « g l ' Mrs. Susan Jakaplo Dismantle It, Carry It Home TOIjLAND — Mrs. . Susan David buphemln, 21, pf There was a two-car accident School Strike JaJcapic, '^67, of Crystal' Lake confirmed that Israeli comnian- man said defending troops McKinley St., charged on Hercules Dr.; yesterday.' at > £ iX v V Rd., the .w4dow of Paul J^apic, Assi^lated Press Writer dos seized a Sovlet-bullt radar killed three of the raiders before failure to ol»y a state traHlc g p yhe drivers involved (Continued tram Page One) USINESS IRECTORY died yesterday ajt a WUUngton TEU AVTV (AP) — An Israeli station In Egypt last week, dls- the post was overrun and Its control sign. Court date jan. la. .^^ere Robeiy Falcone of Vernon n tax increase of three mills. Convalescent homo after a long taslvforce met almost no reslaj "hiantled tt and carried the sev- personnel were taken prisoner, and Nancy Pierson of 87 Arvlne Laury Shustack, 197 Autumn pj he said. illness. “ . tance early today as it nioved * n-ton Installation back to Israel Israeli. sources said 10 of the St., charged with failure to obey ‘.‘This Is completely unreason 23, 1882, in Czechoslovakia. She small Lebanese border by helicopter. . 21 captives taken in the rn-id able,” Batitie's said, “ both in ■ lived In Ifoungtown, Ohio, before town, blew up a guard posl. and Describing today.’s raid, an Is- were soldiers. The spokesman a State traffic. control sign.' Court date Jan. 19. David Gower of Storrs report-, light of the city's current finan CAMPING HIGH GRADE moving to the West WUllngton returned to Israel with i l pria- raell spokesman said not a shot said the mtack was retaliation ed tQ police that his car had cial plight and of what is nec WATKINS-WEST and Tolland area In 1919. A chSr- oners, the Israeli military com- was fired and called the 2Vi- for what he called a number of West struck while it was parked essary to keep Hartford in a JiMniMnHMK ' ■ter member of the Holy Trinity gaid. 5hour action "sm ooth and easy.” incidents on the border, Includ- ' with* ‘ he Purnell Parking lot yes- f u n e r a l EQUIPMENT /wmt $f moKK iK.> PRINTING Lutheran Church of Stafford twonnwhilB reliaibly Ih Beirut, a Lebanese spokes- ing the kidnaping of an Israeli “haj-ge*! with fa ille competitive position.” . Tents, Cots, .Slne|ilng I^ags, lYW O O D it was In December, the board sub- SERVICE .Tot) and C/ommercial Springs"'Ond the church’s Worn- ______L ------1 ------nilht watchmL from a border “ ^ey a state t r ^ lc control ‘ erday. Air Mattressei^ Stoves, \ ihttted a |3l.l million operating nMONSLIUP Printing en’s Guild, she was also a mem- tow. on New Year's Dav to carry a . I^uiterns . bor of the United' Lutheran So- y* r,M*4 earitvi Thofe WHS tui Hcclddit ill ths budget for 4970-71, which in ORMAND J. We s t ' Prompt and Eflicient ety of America. Dead Negro GI Buried Although news of the capture Thursday’s accident on Center Pilifrlm Mills lot off Oakland cluded $1 million for any sala Director MANCHESTER Printing of Ah Kinds of the Egyptian radar station gt., near Adams, at 1 p.m .That St. yesterday at ,3:15 p.m., In- ry increases which were to be Ivors include a son, Paul SURPLUS SALES CO. n svici Jakaij^ic and a daughter, Mrs. was well-known in Tel Aviv, de- involved cars driv- volvlng the cars of Andre Per- .. TlW iiiitMiin illies photo negotiated under the wage re 142 B. CENTER ST. 189 N. M A ^ ST. In All-White Cemetery talls had been suppressed by Brent Flavell of 80 Bette rica of 13^ TanneA St. and Ray- Community Press Susan Mhdi^ed, both of Tolland; opener 'clause in the teachers’ Manchester’s Oldest at Depot Square military censors. and Annette Kelehan of mond Halsted of 63 Bretton Rd. Engaged 254 Brosid St,, Rear a sister, Mary Ritzon of contract. With Finest Facilities Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. two” '^ ;n d ‘- BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - ’’The cemetery p^ple were ^hile no official announee- East Hartford. Mary Gill of 40 ' The engagement of Miss Ann ’This was the equivalent of a ■ymmgatown ; J. FARR — 643-7111 Telephone 64.3-5727 children. , Pfc. Bill Terry, a Negro soldier very corral and helpful when hgg been made yet, it was _ McKinley St., a passenger in A minor accident In the A&P Kathleen Russell of New York five per cent increase in salary Id Mon- Vietnam last July is we went to pick a Site after the reliably confirmed that on Dec. ihe Kel4an car, admitted ’ ‘ " ------.' ...... The fimeral will be lot on E. Center St. at 11 a.m. city, formerly of Manchester, for teachers and, according to wii reintered today in a for- rulli^,,,„ ^ , th e r F a , ^ , ll said. ^ 26 a Israeli------commando------team------to Manchester Memorial Hos-iwo- yerierday Involved the cars of to Daniel John Carr III, also of Battles, would make Hartford day at 1 :30 p.m. from i£h^ Wil WINTER CLEANING CUSTOM MADE liam H. Yost Funeral H< merly all-white cem^ery His We chose a plot near me landed at Ras Ghareb, across pUal with Injuries resulUng Edward KrysZak, 89, of Quebec, New York City, has been an- “ reasonably competlUve’t with DICK’S West Main St., Stafford Spi mother and ^ y ^ - o l d wdfe o ^ front of the cemetery.^'TOere are the Gulf of Suez from the south- from the accident. She is in Canada, and Virginia Hodson of pounced by her parents, Mr. and most of the other school sys- TIME MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS ned a court. order to buy ...... the many graves nearby. It is not In portion of the Israeli-occa" satisfactory condition. Court 31 Laurel St. Mrs. Philip Russell of 33 Cham- terns in the area. with services at 2 at Holy Tri -MMOMMuiS sHai al plot near his boyhood a new or restricted area,” the pled Sinai. Peninsula. date for Miss Coccla is. Jan. ------bers St. Quality Dry Cleaning of nity Lutheran Church. The Rev. hom ek . priest said. MEMORIAL GO. Kenneth Mlchnay will officiate. Israeli jet aircraft provided 19. Slippery conditions on Broad Her fiance is the son of Mr. Drapes, Curtains, Slipcovers Silk City SERVICE D w . c „ A brief-.^rvice is planned at ’The gravesite is near Lomb St., near Little, have been and Mrs. Daniel J. Carr Jr. of and Wardrobe Opposite East Cemetery Antiques South Ceme- L a d jr^ ^ Fatima Roman Avenue, a busy east-west ar- cover for the raiders, and when ------658 CENTER .STREET tery, ’Tolland. they located the station, they ACCIDENTS blamed by police for an accl- Kensington, Md. About Towri Quality Dry Cleaning Silk City Anllque.s, located at While these shows afforded Catholic Ohurchs^^er the coffin tery. * dent which happened there yea- Miss RusselU-ls a 1968 gradu- Quality Memorials an excellent outlet for scilijig, MECHANIC ON DU’TY Friends may call at the fu is removed from all-Negro Father Farrell said today’s called in heavy-duty helicopters James Martino, 42, of 60 The complete coat of.' the One Day Seiwloe the comer of Bissell and Spruce terday at 1:80 p.m., involving ate of East Catholic High School _ * ^ ''“ ** both Pendletons felt the opening neral home tomorrow from 2 to Shadow Lawn Cemeifery. ^ service "probably will be at- and started to dismantle It with Broad St., charged with dperat- Over 30 Years’ Experience AT A IX HOURS the caro of John Muzzulin of and. a 1967 honors graduate Alterations and Repairs' Sts., is nearing the end of Its of a 'Store would be..hfineficial 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ” We don’t plan A n ^ n g tended by only the family, ac-tylene torches. mg a motor vehicle while under Glastonbury and Victor, Dupuy of the American Academy of „ „ _ ^ One Day Service on Suede third year of operation. Owned since they could keep their (Starters, Oeneraion, elaborate and don’t enUclpAte a friends neighbors and the news ’The Israelis captured four the influence of liquor, yester- rv. r> IVhen The Waters Call 649-5807 Dramatic Arts in New York All Work Done On Premises Plywood Has Many Uses stock on display and enjoy the Carburetors; Mrs. Patrick Coogan Egyptians and inflicted ’’sever- day, after an accident on Broad Constance Dr. Running” will meet Monday a t by Belle and Jim Pendleton,- Domnstic - Foreign Cars SEE US FOB: large crowd or any e^ltfe-. media.” . . . j, j . City where she is currently em^ A. AIMBTTI, Prop. patronage of friends and rielgh- Mrs. Anne Coogan of KilKen- pient ’ said the Rev Eggene \ ‘"rhe services will be very al casualties,” a source said. St , near iJtoodland, at 8:40 p.m. 8 p.m. a t 22 Oak St. Plvwood Center located at ydu simply • remove it, do what the shop is toe culminajtion of 043-7008 f/ Aluminum Boll Up (X1MPLAINT8 ployed. PARKADE Awnings ny, Ireland, mother of Mrs. Farrell. brie I will have a few remarks The“ informant said that when Police say ay thatth Martino struck Harrison St., Manchester ^ a.3 I Vernon is needed and then drop it back fifteen years of collecting and bors as well as those antique George Yarko of Ludlow Rd. and the raiders returned to the terrl- the parked car of John The home of Everett Frayel, ®*r. Carr attended the Univer- Lapp Plaza, Rt. iw m vemwn g^gpenJed ceilings selling antiques'. ^ For many .lovers from Other areas. That .s Door Canopies . . Terry, 20, asked that hi be and the Rev. John, Porter vrill 137 Broad St., was broken into ®iiy Maryland. He will grad- Members of the Mancheeter Frank C^San of West , Rd. in buried in Southlawn Cemetery if say a fe w ^ r d s ,” he said. tory occupied by Israel, they Willoughby of 134 Birch St. Rod and GUn Club will meet GLEANERS has added indoor-outdoor may bo done by -the man of years the owners exhibited a^ the idea was a good one is s Storm Doors U . Gen. Harm CourT drtt for MarJinr?^^ yesterday between noon and uate in March f r ^ toe Ameri- Vernon;.died la^ n igh t at the survive the war. 1118 Afterward>4ie said mourners were told by 8 tonight at 7 :30 p.m. at the peting to the liist of Itenis car- (.^e house 4>r a..k Mr. Turner to leading shows and flea marketsX attested by the ever growing MANCHESTER s Combination Windows 19. p.m. Rooms were ransacked. can Academy of Dramatic Arts. Next To Liggett Drug pularity of the store. A xillary Hospitol, KllKeimy. mother said it can be seen from ” vrill walk q^teUy along the tSar-LiCV, chief of staff: An October wedding is plan Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ried here. This versatile carpet recommend someone to do the thioughout -the Eastern United Manchester Awning Co. ^ e was the wife of Patrick porch ot his boyhood home, sidewalk while the^ttin is driv- ’’What you did was so compli- Robert Russell, 21, of East Main St., to pay respeiks to Where you get low prices STEVENSON’S work for you.______States. Antiques and antiquing have 196 WEST CENTER ST. Mailboxes for apartments at ned. tog Is faalt gaining to populari enjoyed a phenomenial growth 3 Elmwood officials said res- en up the street the hi mile, to cated and involved, and carried Hartford, charged with failure Richard Prior, brother of Frank Telephone 049-8091 299 Main St. have recently been and a 10% Bonus Card ty and sa'^es a considerable of interest to the past five years. Survivors also include 4 other 'clauses in contracts the cemetery. out with such precision despite to stop at a stop sign, yester- M or, a member of the dub. . . . To Save Withl amount ot ■work. ItS-la used to Established 1040 sons, 3 other dai^hters, 18 other property owners lim- The Rev. Mr. Porter is i»stor many obstacles, that it seems - > _/ •\ -- A MANbHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATqRDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 PAGE TEN THE Sports Viewing FRIDAY fttSO ( 8) NBA: KnIckB '1 By Bucka SATURDAY snows during the game, It "Nelsen, like Kapp, also has NFTj," said Grant. "Look at (38-14) was not Indicative of the EARL Y O S T IrtM ( 8) ColleKe Basket ST. PAUL-MINNEAPO- before Jolnlr:g the Vikings three should be In good condition. Sports Editor years ago. Is a blood-and-guts, great leadership. He Is a pocket last year. Cleveland bent Balti strength of the two clubs. Former Tips ball : RutKers vs. Drily the weatherman knows Revitalized Celts PrincetDn LlS (AP) Joe Kapp and rough-and-tumble warrior. passer. Joe can come out of the more In the regular season and ' "Dallas has a fine football * the real'story of Sunday's game 2:00 ( S) Stanley Cup Bill Nelson, a pait of take- "Thelf styles are not similar,” pockel( with rollout runs. Maybe thep the Colts bent them for the team. I hope our 51-,3 loss was Notes frfim the the Little Black Book ‘ In 41 Points Hockey said Minnesota dloach Bud that will send the winner into charge quarterbacks, are ho does more things than 'Nel championship 34-0. ' not an Indication of the relative Hobbling around on a cane following a ski mishap is 3:00 .( 3) NFL Playoff: Grant. t'But they have the com the rich Super Bowl against the sen but they are different types, "Cleveland Is Just as capable strength of these two' clubs.' Bill. Sacherek, ski columnist for The Herald. “ It’s the Face Knicks Next Cowboys ys. the key men in Sunday’s mon Ingredient of being winners. American Football League Over ^^icks both as Individuals and physlcal- of scoring 60 points as we are. strength of these two clubs." first injui'y I’ve had in more than"30 years of skiing,” Bams' National Football League "Kapp Is an underrated quar champion Jan. 11 at.New Or- NEW YORK (AP)—.The revitalized Boston Celtics, 1 expect a real butting contest," Both coaches reported their NEW YORK (AP) — 5:00 ( 8) Wide World ^pf title game betwe^ the fa terback," said Coach Blanton >y-" . i 'eans. ’’ he explained. . . . Fellow who stays in shape.the year , . j winners of five of thei/’ last seven games, will have he said. clubs In good shape physically. 'Sports: Fabulous vored Minnesota Vikings o’olller of the Browns. ■ "I don't Both Grant and Collier are In The weatherman predicts tlje .’round by playing tennis is Al Werbner, well-known lo- Alcmdor and (^nme their new-found momentum put to a tough test tonight clined to:throw out the 51-3 win "The other game was In regu The Browns worked out at home high Sunday to reach 18, de cal real estate appraiser and sales manager for Jarvis Hawkins, the National Bas MaKlclans and the Cleveland Browns. know what you would want a and fiew here Friday night. as they move into Madjson ^uare Garden to do battle scored by the Vikings over the lar season,” said Collier. "This grees, or about seven degrees Realty. A veteran player for SO i—-i-i—iiketball Association’sa r^r,a< most SUNDAY Game time is 1 p.m. EST. man to do that he hasn’t done." Browns In a regular season ls,a playoff situation. I can’t be The Metropolitan Stadium years, Werbner stays In shape with the powerful New York ^nicks. 12:45 ( 3) NFL: Mlnnesbta Nelsen, 28, operates out of . a "Talk about his passing, I colder than it was for the U)s heralded newcomers, show- the ball flutters. He's like Bobby game Nov. 9. lieve there Is the same relation field, where Sunday’s game will Angeles-Mlnnesotn game a week ' during the winter season by cswuwic pMvjro . . . csuiiie If. - , -n a." i_i. Boston’s latest victory was a vs. Cleveland pocket because damaged knees knqw It Is not healthy to, have a the Improvement of the Wash- 6 ° why Friday night, 110-92,conquest over the Pistons toe defensive struggle, while, Layne. All he could do was beat . "Nobody la that much better ship as during regular season. be played, has been covered playing three times a week at 3:30 (22, 30) AFL: Kansas limit his range. Kapp, 31, who man open when he throwns.. iiBO- ' ______ington Senators under Ted Wil- ■'Alclndor, the 7-foot-2 rookie at Detroit Friday nlg;t;(t as John Bing led all scorers with than any other club In. the Our Dallas score last Sunday since" last Saturday. Unless it Bloonsfield. He also plays at the City vs. Oakland played eight years In Canada They do'i’t pay off on whether you. Hams can be measured by their ^•’®®' UCLA, erupted for .41 Havllcek led the way with 23 P®to‘ s and Walker contributed Nelpslc Tennis Club during the home record of 47-84 In 1969 potots and he)d Willis Reed to 18 potots and .Bailey ' Howell ^4 for the Pistons, regidar good weather months. over 34-47 In 1968. Their 1968 “ toe Milwaukee Bucks beat dipped to 19. The Knldks also were on the Final League Game in History Sunday Sports Slote road record was 31-49, as the New York Knicks for the The Celtics trailed early in road Friday night but were lees, Flood Marking Time [. Sports Briefs : Offtfae€uff agaltut 39-42—only-three games first time ever 118-106. the game as Jimmy Walker and successful, losing 118-106 to Lew SATURDAY, JAN. 3 One of the area’s better vol under the .600 mark _ last The 6-8 Hawkins, who Jumped Dave Bing led the Pistons to a Alctodor ft Co. at Milwaukee, It Enters Meet leyball players .is Dick Tingley, season, from the American Basketball 36-23 first quarter edge, but was only the eighth loss of Ute BOSTON (AP) ■— Herb Ger- Game Plan for Kansas City, East Catholic vs , South Cath- director of athletics at Rock- * * ' Association, scored 24 points, in Havllcek, Jim Barnes and Don season against 83 victories for Over Reserve Clause matm of Uve New York Athletic cluding a decisive base line COUNTRY CLUB — Paul olic Bit .ce s e . ville High. . . . Official scorer ’ n T lie r e Nelson paced va second period toe powerful New Yorkersv who Bristol Eastern at Manches- at Ellington High hoihe basket Jumper with four seconds left, retallaUon to give their team a *^*'1 hold a oomtnanding lead Jesanis 137-366, Dick Gardella NEW YORK (AP) Former U.S Supreme Court a ' Wide World of Sports this af as the Phoenix Sims made Jerry ■147, John Turley 137, Don Be ter ball games Is Don B eerw o^ ’, 56-64 hairtlme advantage. ®'’®r * e second pWee Bucks to Justice Arthur Goldberg continued today to prepare again in the Oar- ternoon on TV wUl feature Colangelo’s coaching debut a noit 370, Charlie Whelan , 363. One of Big Qnestion Marks former Rockville High , stand- Boston opened the lead to as 1**® National Basketball Assodn- Curt Flood’s suit against baseball’s reserve clause while ^^ai Cushing i,ooo-yard feature out, now on the Ellington fee- '’^to a 121-120 squeaker many as nine points to the third lion’s Eastern Division. Frank Kiernan 361, Vic Albral- lous Magician basketball team... his client went on national television to state his case. the 44th Knights of Columbus OAKLAND (A P )—The "They’ve had two weeks to ulty. . . . New York Yankee over Son Diego. •quarter, saw It cut to four at 82- After tonight's game, the Cel- tls 138-366. The Mjagirians have appeared in Goldberg called off a sched track meet at Boston Garden Oakland Raiders and Kan prepare," said Madden. "That’s baseball caravan, headed by Elsewhere,------Baltimore edged - 78 In the final Piston rClly, then Hes move on to Philadelphia for the time you expect them to North Choice uled Saturday strategy session Jan. 10. sas City Chiefs meet Sun Manager Ralph Houk, will P ® *^ ^ v e ^ ^ e s to the post Cincinnati 118-116, Philadelphia broke the game open by out- a Sunday aftenioon clash with Big Track Meet Others In the field Include come up with something differ make Its (Connecticut appear-held off Atlanta 121-11'^, Los An- scoring Detroit 10-3 at one stage the 76ers, then have acouple of with the veteran outfielder, say day in the last American ent." M ichigan’s John Lilly of Oneton State, Tom Football League game in In American ance later this month at the cornedy geles thrashed San Francisco early In the fourth period. (lays off before meeting the At- Ing he needed time to piwpare In San Francisco Van Ruden of Oregon, European ‘He’s looked good,” Madden Waverly Inn. Tentative .date is ‘ ‘ui 126-96 and Boston trounced De- Nelaon with 18 points and lanta Hawks In the second talf^ the papers and to decide in _ has said In commuting on champion Josef Tlzyely of Bel- history, each team car- Wednesday, Jan. 28____ Speak- Wesleyan footbaU foll^era will t^olt 110-92. Siegfried with 13 were the only of an NBA doubleheader at . Wells. “ He hasn’t been wearing Coach Seen which court to file the suit. sAN FRANCISCO (AP) —The ^um^BUI Lowe of Florlda,. aiid rying One questionable ele- Bowl Contest Ing of the Yankees, for Uie fifth ^ ' ’® ®f® ^ Milwaukee’s triumph was the other (Celtics In double figures In ton Garden Wednesday night." Flood, meanwhile, was sched- first big indoor track and field former Nebraska star Peter ment into the champion- any harness and he looks fine.” straight season the club lost ' ’to video Sunday morn- Bucks’ fourth straight and 11th 'We expect he’ll be ready to uled to appear on ABC-TV’s meet in the United States this ^ Scituate. ship struggle for survival TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The money to 1,969. . . . Spring train- tog at 9:30 on (Channel 3 ‘!From In . the - last - 12 games and moved Recovering Wide World of Sports (6 p.m., year, wUl be held tonight In San ------on the road to the Super play,” said Stram. "We’ve been heavily favored in this Ing games In Florida ■will start them to within six grames of the EST) along with Marvin Miller, preparing on that basis.” ’ afternoon’s Americari Bowl several days earlier than usual, Russell, who led Wesleyan to Knicks In the NBA’s Eastern Dl- Afternoon Attraction PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — executive director of the Major t\TT u- A r e H ^ games Unknown CoIf Leader Bowl, Wells was one of the keys game Tampa stadium, but ...... undefeated season laat fall,, ^igion. Alclndor’s short Jump b o ^ a l ^ e n u m ^ otf ataM. MISSION VIEUO, Calif. (AP) The questionable elements - sota the first games slated' the first The heart attack thtft prevented League Baseball Players’ Asso- ge numoec ui auun, ' i, ---- '*------— ouiu. Vikings at 1 p.m., EST, to the passing attack guided.by McClendon of Ixmlsiana weekend In March. . . . Dave ''(as later named New England a- 70.aU tie with. Mlchigan football Coach Bo clatlo.i, and Joe Cronin, presl- many of them world record plan for the Chiefs before the Chiefs-Raiders AFL Daryle Lamonlca In taking the South squad Isn’t Amodio, veteran defenseman small tx^ege t ^ c h of toe year jjyg minutes left In' , Pairs Catholic Fives 3 aided touring pro from Laguna and ■ the condition of wide re- title game Is telecast by NBC Raiders to the Western Division Schembechier from seeing his American League. holders and Olympic medalists. ready to lie down and give :ip with the Springfield Kings, Is • ' ^ rtlord C ^^ Sun- ti)^rd period and the Bucks Included are Bob Seagren, Beach, Calif., fired a four under celver Warren Wells for the beginning at 4 p.m., EST. title with a 12-1-1 record. La- ...... reprasentlng the game s estab- till it’s all over. out for possibly a month with tnuYto'^Kht at 8:16 In an past- never headed. Walt Pra- Wolverlnes lose 10-3 to Southern ugiunent. Two unusual high school basketball games ■will b e Dick Fosbury, Lee Evans, Wil- P®*" which stood up four days Raiders — remained the focal Those timing in for the Chiefs- monica connected for a league- Duffy Daugherty of Michigan an ankle Injury. Tonight the ®™ B^ketboll League g ^ e p^gg^ tj,g Knicks with 27 California in the Rose Bowl "I th'nk the owners are under- Ue«Davenport,’ Bill Toomey, and for a two-stroke Ife'ad-Friday aft- points os the teams began the Raiders battle only then will leading 34 touchdown passes, , - v , for the North played today. First East Catholic will be the home team Kings face Providence at alt Bloomfield High . . . The points. won’t keep him out of football » Mmntino- ctniH TTH Curfs Mills drawn-out first round of final countdown for this, 616th get the answers to the major hitting Wells with 14 and Fred State, head coach I® importance of 'winning the tight in a game against South Catholic at the Central Cot- e tlmating me. Flood said Fri- Curts Mills. California Open AFL game that pulls down the questions remaining - whether Blletnlkoff with 12. ? a t.,. . J « o’clock at the (Coliseum: . . . The victory was the Bucks’ for long, detors say. day before leaving his St. Louis games shows in American necticut State College gym at 8. The reaaon b e in g C C SC A spokesman lor 3t. Luke’s Golf Tournament. curtain on the upstart league. Wells, who has been sidelined The defensive unit has been ™ .7. F(x>tball players are not the 27th, matching the total they Is hosting ito own hoop tourney home for New York. ‘"They of Ohio State. Mack Herron of only ones subject to injury. League statistics. Baltimore won last year when they Joined Hospital said Friday that the TomAuiii vjrunciiGorrell tuiuand veteransvcwitnu* The APL legally becomes a with a shoulder separation, can the Chiefs main weapon In com- " -----_ ’ there tonight. Then Manchester think I’m Just trying to gbt Central, Hawks Green Bay Coach PhU Bengton won 23 one-run games in 1968, the NBA. They had lost 10 regu- heart attack was mild and that more money _for next season, Rod Funseth and Chuck Court- part of the National Footbal go at top speed and what of- piling an 11-3 record while Daw- o k ^ % High will host CX3L member ney are tied at 69 and Larry League next season, ending a fense Kansas City Coach Hank son has been recovering from Son State and Bob Anderson, of suffered a broken hip when he ^ season games to the Knicks, after two weeks of rest here, iii^y’d probably begin taking It 1969. Detroit’s WorW (Champ- SOME’THING’S MISSING— Atlanta’s Joe Caldwell went up for a shot but bail In Cage Finals Mowry andi Bobby Nichols are run that began on Sept. 9 .1960. Stxam will .throw at Oakland, a slightly torn ligament in his Gojordo spring through holes in . slipped while loading a TV set Bristol Eastern at the (Jlarke Schembechler should be ^ le to serious arour:d March.” was knocked out of his hands by Hal Greer of 76ers in NBA play last night. when Denver won at Boston 13- With quarterback Len Dawson left knee. scrimmage line and into his car. ^ ^ "I® Colangelo, the Suns’ 29-year- Arena at 8:16. rtum home. " three shots off the pace at 70. in 1968. The Tigero took 28 w e- g^^, ^ g^g^ Flood, who was traded from NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) 10 and kicked off a decade In still hobbled by a leg Injury, With Dawson slowed, • the their own holes when they had * * * ■ AthlejUc Director Don Canham run games in 1969 . .. . This “ ’ South Catholic heads the Hart St. Louis to Philadelphia in Oc- Central Connecticut meets which the new league gained Stram employed a ground-based main offensive weapon has been to. as coach when Johimy Kerr re said the 40-year-old head poach by Hartford tonight for the champ- Scholastic Basketball Balls ’n Strikes season toe Orioles won 13 of 20 Cheney Tech Absorbs Sixth Straight Defeat ford (Jounty (Conference with a -o'otr, was turned down equal stature with the NST-i. offdnse the last time the clubs . running back Mike Garrett, No. Daugherty knows also that If Ihe New York Yankees rais signed earlier in the day. He should be able to return to full Bowie lonshlp ,of the Central Connectl- Enfield 61, Bulkeley 60 games that went iifto extra perfect 2-0 mark and has com Baseball Commissioner While a sellout crowd of more met. Dawson attempted only six i on the club In both iMshlng his running game bogs down he ed their team batting average promptly got l\ls first win when duty, "conduct spring training lUs request to be al- cut Baslietball Holiday Touma- Fitch 66, East Hartford 56 piled an overall record of 6-2. and conduct his regular work." Kuhn In than 54,000 is expected to view passes as the Chiefs lost to the and receiving. can depend on the passing arm exactly 20 points In 1969 over ’68 w 2[ lO^S PhoenU wiped out a seven-point lowed to negotiate for 1970 as a ment, after both won first-round Windham 74, Platt 64 East, on the other hand, 1^1-0 Originally the alnment was the historic league-encjlng pro- Raiders 10-6 — their seventh Both teams came through of Mike Shaw, one of. the no deficit in the final three minutes free agent. contests FYiday night. Tolland 62, Granby 43 going a to .284. „ygrtiine games. This year in the conference and has now described as stomach pains ceedings at Oakland Coliseum, defeat In the last eight games playoffs two weeks ago, the tion’s top college quarterbacks, Roy White led the club In ___ with Hawkins scoring eight of Windsor Defeats Rockville, won six consecutive games. He then disclosed his intention Central Colinectlcut broke Stafford 62, Somers 69 Baltl- which struck ’Tuesday. He television viewers are offered at the hands of Oakland. Raiders whipping Houston 66-7 McClendon Is expected to re- the'Sims’ last 12 points. The Eagles’ most recent vic to bring the suit against the re- Wfesleyan’s ur,beaten record with Suffie'd 63, East Windsor 68 seemed better on Wednesday Glastonbury 58, Middletown 52 the unique opportunity of seeing Stram has closely guarded his and the Chiefs edging the de- ly on the passing arm of Bill year, with a.V .290______m»rk comoar-_ i « ”;® ^ Toby Kimball’ s layup with 13 tory -wajB'a 66-66 ■win over North serve clause, which binds a ^ 70-64 victory, and Hartford all four possible Super Bowl plans for this game but he says, fending champion Nmv York Cappleman of Florida State, ed with hla .267 leading average seconds left gave San Diego a but was taken to the ^hospital came from behind to defeat OT west Catholic. time New player to the team which owns candidates. "We’ll have a few surprises /or jets 13-6, to qualify for gairie who has three excellent recelv- to 1068. Horace Clarke was aec- 120-117 lead but Hawkins sliced SW, Bolton, Coventry Win Just before game Bowdbin 77-76. Newington 74, Simsbury 69 Manchester High, being inex Year’s Day. Ills coiilract. CBS will tele'vise the NFL them.” No. 616 — the last of the AFL’s ers in Georgians Dennis Hughes, ond to's season with .286 and J^®!®® 1*^® throws. A wild perienced and lacking in height, Wesleyan also meets Bowdoln East Granby 49, St. Thomas Stowe canned five points. Seminary 45 championship'game between theJohn Madden, the Raider - loth season and the last iji Us Florida State’s Phil Abralra and Gene Michael third with .272... ‘f ’'*®®’ Pass by Elvln Hayes gave the The road of success came next in line. hasn’t been able to put together in a consolation game tonight. An unbalanced scoring attack WILLIMANTIC—Coventry re V Southington 56, Woodrow Wll- Cleveland Browns and Mlnne- coach, fully anticipates that. history. Charlie Evans of Texas. Clarke, Yankee second base . . . a winning comiblnation. Bright In the 1969 Rose Bowl game, Louisiana State’s football ------led the club to stolen In shutwta^^ a ' D^^Ma^’s to an abrupt end last night corded its second win of the' soh 56 man. a . . . Denny McLam Windsor when the hosts hurt the Rams- spots on the team Include Chuck Rex Kem became the third Ohio team had the best rushing de- Bon Curl of Chicago, Mlchi- bases. to... 1969 ■with------33, - the------moat '-«ague-le^':^ nine shutouts Hawkins’ ■winning shot. Hayes ir .....o... , ....v,.. season as they defeated Wind fense In collegiate football In gan State defensive^ tackle. Windsor Locks 64, Farmlng- ELLINGTON— Paced' by the Lankford in both re^oua^ng State player lo win the player of by a Tatiikee since the heyday *®^ “11 scorers with 28 points. handed V isiting Rotjkyille ham Tech. * The Patiidts, noW and scoring, Brian>ltf^er the game award. ’The others 1969. ’The Tigers )>ermitted an blocked four punts tor the Spar- ton 43 of the late George (Snuffy) ' w7s UnVeVd’ s’ i^lito^ H igh a 56-43 Central Val-. 2-4. has previously drop^d four h i^ e x ;;;;’ J average of only 38.4 yards per tans last season. He also Plain-ville 79, Bloomfield 72 Age of Specialization in Pro Ball J were Fred Moirison In 1960 and BRIAN MAHER game. blocked one extra point attempt. Waterford 79, Penny 69 Stlrnwelss who led toe Amerl- with 60 seconds left Iced victory ley Conference defeat. ncXX: member Ellington. The *" ® J**®' . Peoples and Bill Maher for toelr Dave Leggett in 1066. can League with S3 to 1946. buted four jtoutouts over toe Cincinnati, snapping the Meanwhile, South Windsor High Knights with their fourth Chuck Papanos, playing bril- (Jlarke also topped all of the Royals’ flve-game winning rolled past Ellington High,' 82- g^e 2-6. l‘a"‘ [jPP®‘> H ^ h t seems to be the their opponents have towered Shown in Opposing AFL Placekickers loop’s second basemen last sea- Tiger tot^. In __ streak. Oscar Robertson was 49, Bolton High topped Cheney Bobcats led at all quarter 23, points. He canned 10 from biggest handicap as over them to date. son In four defensive depart- ers recorded a r e ^ IM shut- ,pgg^ ^g.27, and .Coventry High breaks 25-9 43-12 and 60-31 as ‘ be field and added three more ______^ ^ ------Heir Apparent to Job With JetSy meads: Total chances (817), puL outs. The total tor 1969 was Conroe pa A__. \ ' l \- I TTTT A\. \ A ,7 'Ny- V \ ■« \ ■ ■w- \ \ ' V A \ M ' \ A , , ' W -'v V ''4 A Av ■VA: t . . * V A . \ M ■ \ ^ - " v r v ■ : AA . ■ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 JU—' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN BUGGS BUNNY •OUR BOARDING HOUSE '' with . MAJOR HOOPLE \ Businoss SohrIcM H«lp Wantod— Help W anted—Mole 36 Help Wonted - M de 36 :A. LET'S SEE Amwcr !• FmtIwi* I SEE A BRIGHT'FUTURE FER VER- GOWNA I SEE AN OMINOUS BAH.' SAVE OffRrtd 13 DEPENDABLE ihdn 'Wanted to FIGURE HOVEWING^ YOUR •>OUP UUBIP Fonral* , 35 EXPERIENCED nuto mechanic, VA, ELMER! GROW SOME HAIR._ CITY work at South Windaor Auto ,.,I SEE AM OVER , I DON'T BLAME - EVEM TA LES F O B F r u itf u l > CLASSIFIED 8N0\M Plowing—Private and . BERRY’S WORLR ..full-time. call after 8 p.m., Part#. Inquire in peraon, LICENSE,' y o u FOta s b a b b iN' ■THE FAINT OCEAN VOYAGE. VOU! 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' d^of a television year has it dlp{^red briefly and were mer- And then, of course, on the once been cancelod and re week-ends there was football, clfuUy forgotten—who remem/ prieved became one of the most Network censors cmtinued to golf, basketball, football, hock r Choice! A year when the greatest pro- about “My Friend popular programs along with ban mild expletives from early ey, baseball, football . . . gram, perhaps the greatest TV Queen and I” ? Bob Hope and “Bonanza.” Jim evening shows but there was ev 8x27 in. idence of increasing permissive A year, just ^bout like 1968, show of all time, came on a bui Cosby with a new NBC Nabors quit “Corner Pyle” but ness in language and, particu except for that moon wallr. 8x30 in. mid-summer night with 125-mil- comedy series finally proved kept his high Nielseu ratings in a variety show. larly, subject matter in the lat lion Americana and more mil- that Ed SulUvan on CBS was not er-evening programs. The news lions around the world watching unbeatable. The Smothers A comedy - variety hour, and actuality programs were as the first human took his first, Brothers defied the network es- “Tum-On” had the shortest run preoccupied with environmental Robert Culp ample ser9«d bounding footsteps )WS ,-p PAGE tH B E B MANCHEffUDEt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1970^ PAGE TWO MONDAY JQ PROGRAM Steinberg TUESDAY JU PROGRAM PROGRAM Morning rt <0> t ,m (3) Olri Talk PAGE FOUR JIIANCHEST^® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970 / THURSDAY PROGRAM lit (S) airi Tmlk ring crown for the sec-' West tCSasslc, as Seattle doml- WiUotto 6 3 ^ nix, Ariz., was arrested at Las cords Indicate a nniinnai game because of his kicking spe Deaut$ 1 2 the Willets Point subway sta V) 5 cialty. Yet he Is proud of belng,^ ond Btialght Ume. The BoUer- nated most of the game. The Acetfi 5 Vegais' where he and hla wife scheme involving feunous flg- tion, AI Woodall inconspicuous makero are 7-3 and ranked I7tb best the Husktea could do wa» KehcHj 1 0 a complete football player. He CanruUiera 0 0 5 were vacationing with Mr. and urea in baseball and footbaU ly stands In line to buy two 20- Vikings Will Beat Bfowns nationally to the Associated come to -within four points at the WoUa 0 0 is seepnd-string quarterback to ^ Mrs. Dean. and hundreds of trainers and cent tokens that will furnish GEORGE BLANDA JTAN STTEINERUD Daryle Lamonlca. Blanda con Preks PoU. Iowa is 4-4. half. The victory extended S^t- Totals/ .. 13 17 .49 Dean was the only sports fig- jockeys at race tracks through- transportation into Manhattan By FRAN TAI^KENTON But, like that famous football Also, I i expect some other siders himself a football player years when all I did was kick," In Friday night games, sev- tie’s record to 6-4. Washington ure named by investigators Fri- out the United States," Ritchie for his blond date and himself. things. I don’t think the Vi . . . him near the defense even In Financially, too, there has ^ South Windsor (82) NEW YORK (NEA) — Washington says, I’d like first„ a kicker second. “ I go to he said. "I was proud to be a practice bicause he may get his been ETT)ig change for special- enth-ranked New Mexico State slipped to 9-2. P B F Pts ■ day as they annouiuied the ar- said. Woodall, 22, is the Jets’ third- kings will 'risk one-on-one cov whipped Arizona 96-75; Seattle In today’s games, top-ranked Roy . 12 3 First off, before I get into perfectly the quarterback meetings, I tackle, and I still wanted tQi be expensive leg bruised. 27 rests and plans to take their evi- Spokesmen for professional string quarterback for the mo erage of Woifleld, and I don’t Ists. Stenenid signed with the upset No. 9 Washington 80-72; Kentucky opens Its told for on- Boss! 3. 0 all the details and the ’^’^e Browns win not be work the phones during the Identified that way.” ' "Sometimes,” said Stenerud, Mlason 2 H dence—including some $620,000 baseball and football deferred ment, and for the moment he think the Vikings will do as Chiefs foj- a quarter of a mll- ’e 2 game, I'm in half the plays» In As team rosters grew, from North Carolina State, rated other Southeastern (Jonference ri in cash and checks—Ijefore the comment until a report was lives like it. analyses, I think I’d better pushovers, i must admit that a much' blitzing as they did ’yoq, do feel guilty that you lion dollars three years ago. S T x r ^ SuUiA'an 2 0 practice,” said Blanda. “ I do 32 players In 1950 to 38 by 1960 16th, i>emalned unbeaten in nine tlt'e by playing host to Missis- Burerer. G. ' 4 L 9 federal grand Jury. made available to them. monUi ago I wouldn’t have pick- against the Rams. ’The Vikings’ aren’t doiitg anything else. I re Twenty years ago Blanda sign 1.^‘Vi‘Mquo 1 0 it Is true what they say: Be- come right out and say it: games by pounding Maryland slppl; Southern Oal, No. 2, en- 2 Brickley said Dean was ap- A spokesman for the Thor- ed' dleveland for much of any- 'our is so good they don’t as much work as Lamonlca. to 40 today, teams could afford member my first year with ed with the Beai;s for a $600 ad Bin^iam . 1 0 cause Namath ' keeps telling The Minnesota Vikings 91-67. In other games, Clncln- tertiUns No. 13 Notre Dame; I,4icy 2 0 4 proached "on evidence Implying oughbred Racing Protective Bu- thing, but they surprised a lot i'®-'’® ^ '’ iii^ i^ order to get a Blanda's field goal kicking is the "luxury” of a specialist, Kwsas City, I would Just prac vance on his salary, which he Buixcr. R. 0 t 0 talk-show emcees he really is will beat the Cleveland Browns nati beat Stanford 80-76, Bay'or No. 4 North Carolina Invades 0 he Kad a connection" with some reau said federal authorities of people I Sunday by beating the pass rush. And I think still dependable after 20 years It seems that Ben Agajanian, tice and practice.. It hurt me. I was tOfipay back if he made the JankonvHki 0 u going to quit after this j j payjn Sunday- in Minnesota and win defeated Wyoming 86-79. Rice; No. 6 Ohio University Is KoUy , 0 0 of those arrested. He declined to would have to name Jockeys and Dallas Cowboys so badly. Obvi- Cleveland will devise some in pro football and he had kick- who had his toes cut off in an overdid it.’ team. — ■and because secoprf^’^T’^r in g the National Football League Georgetown edged Holy Chose at home against Kent State; 82 say whether any evidence was trainers allegedly involved be- ously, they are doing something hind of zone coverage for Gene ed 142 straight extra points accident In college, became the ToKUh . 37 .8 quartwback Babe