\ \ ■ A ■:m 'v a \ V '1 \ \\'T, ’ i. ■\ \ \ \ , ' \ 'Tuesday, Ja n u ar y 27,\^197o V.' V ^ n ■ *' \ \ Y '■ 1 A PAGE t w e n t y ■\ ..T-V. .\ t iJlarirljMtpr lEttPtttng Ifm lb Average Dally Net Press Run The Weather For The Week Ended Increasing cloudIneM, not as are not planning on an "O Cal­ Now York for two years, and Auxiliary Plans December 20, 1069 X.; About Town Adult Comedy^ cutta” type of entertainment." which operts the lOtih annlverary cold tonight. IjOW In 30». Tomor­ "We don’t need to restrict season for the Little Theatre ot Member Coffee row cloudy,, warmer, chance of Miss Suscurme Chllson, daugh­ LTM’s Offering audiences for this Robert And­ Manchester. Ticket reservations for expert 15,880 rain. High In 40e. ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. CMl- erson cbmedy,” he said. "We maV be made by phoning Mrs. The Women's Auxularyxtila of WHEEL AUIGNMENT-WHEBL B A ^ ^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm ^ of 83 Richard Rd., has been A. Lee Burton, president of simply want our local audience.-- Fred. T. Bllah HI, 9 Laurel St., Mancliester Memorial Hospital — ------or Mrs. Walter MUIer Jr., 51 COMPLETE DRAW, f elected secretary of the Fine the Little Theatre of Manches­ who have supported us so faith- will have a membership coffee Mill' St. Tickets will be on sale RADIATOR r e p a ir in g AND SBRYILB (OUuilfled Advertlalng on Page 29) Arts Club at Russell Sage Col­ ter, said today that with its im­ hilly in the past, to know thiil on Thursday at 10 a.m. at the VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 100 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., W I^NESD AY, JANUARY 28, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS lege, Troy, N.Y. next week at Lieonard's Shoe the hilarious situations in this home of Mrs. Edward Kenny, SBB minent production of "You play are written around and for Store, or at the box office the Know I Can't Hear You When nights of performance. 52 Taliwood Dr., South Windsor. Navy Airman Appren. John adults. There is no question of The event is open to all women the Water's Running” the local debauching children who miglit E. Gallagher, \ son of Mr. and interested in joining the auxil­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES gfroup is temix>rarily deserting attend, though moat of the ma­ Mrs. Je another bill giving them Group of Trinity Covenant stalled are Dr. Winfield Moyer, Its members have Involved tribute to Ike, and It’s won­ what they need. vice president; Miss Ruth Port­ themselves in the affairs of the ing federal penalties for posses­ Church will meet tomorrow at derful’ what they’re all doing "How are you going to beat er, for her second term as executive branch of the govern­ for mankind," said Mrs. Eis­ sion and use of marijuana. 9:30 a.m. at the church. that?” Bdggs asked. secretary; and Arthur G. ment. enhower, who was dressed Sen. Harold Hughes, D-Iowa, In proposing more liberalized Rep. Albert H. Qule, R-Mlnn., Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet Holmes, treasurer. He referred specifically to for­ In a floor-length lace gown. 30% MORE EFFICIENT ON RUGS treatment of marijuana users said he received Wednesday a tomorrow at 3 p.m. In Fellow­ DIAL-A-MATI€ mer Justice Abe Fortas who, he The evening’s entertain­ said Tuesday the government White House letter to be read to ship Hall of Community Bap­ said, served almost as a day-to- ment was titled "Five Stars day adviser to former President should work more to rehabili­ Congress assuring that Nixon tist CSmrch. Manchester for a Five Star Man.” would put $440 million. Instead Dyndon B. Johnson. ‘Tt’s the highlight of my tate drug offenders. THE FmST COMPLETE of the $202 million he had budg- The Greater Hartford Legal Griffin, who led the fight that career,” said Hope. However, Sen. Thoma.s J. Hospita] Notes Dodd, D-Conn., chief sponsor of eted. Into the program for aid to Secretaries Association will blocked Johnson's nomination of CHECK BAG the omnibus drug control meas­ school districts that Include meet tomorrow at the City Club CLEANER . .. 250% Forteis to be chief justice, asked visirmo HOURS ure, said "This is not a rehabili­ large numbers of federal em­ of Hartford, 10 Allyn St. A cock­ Carswell for his view of what Intermediate Care Semi- tation bill. This is a law enforce­ ployes. tail hour will be held from 5:30 Tble Supreme C3ourt justices private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. MORE POWER WITH should play in this respect. ment bill. These amendments Qule told newsmen that, al­ to 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be 8 p.m .; private rooms, 10 a-m.- Speculation Carswell said he did not think would take the heart out of this though It is not mentioned In the served at 6:45 p.m. 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. "Time-To-Empt^ Signal TOOLS FOR TOTAL a justice should be an adviser to legislation.” letter, he had also been assured Pediatrics.: Parents allowed that Nixon would approve an Center Congregational Church the President in the sense Grif­ Rises for GE The Hughes amendment was any time except noon-2 p.m.; Tells You When The Bag additional $70 million for voca­ will have its annual meeting fin referred to and added that aimed at trimming in half the others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. tional education and $140 million Thursday at 7:80 p.m. in the Is Full. Replacement CLEANING EASILY! he couldn’t conceive of Nixon original bill’s penalty provisions Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Exclusive "Triple-Action" Cleaning of a possible $5,000 fine or up to for other programs. Thus the to­ sanctuary. calling on him to do anything Strike End Mrs. Gilly (center, rear), whose husband faces and Robedt Rotator! and Mrs. Helen Schmitou, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Takes A Few Seconds one year in jail for a first con­ tal package would be $448 mil­ Intensive Care and Cktronary ... "It Beats, As It Sweeps, As It like that. charges in the Yablonski killing, leaves courthouse. Mrs. Gilly’s sister. (AP Photofax) niere will be an adult Bible He remarked that he had met NEW YORK (AP) — An viction of marijuana possession. lion over Nixon’s budget instead Care: Immediate family only, Cleans"! Others, from left, are Gilly attorneys Gary Rabat The Dodd bill also sharply dif­ of the $1.26 billion provided In study Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at anytime, limited to five min­ Nixon only once when he shook eight-hour meeting between un­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran hands with him in 1954. ^ ion leaders in the 93-day-old ferentiated between the casual the vetoed bill. utes. user of marijuana—or the col­ Church. Maternity: Fathers, U a.m.- He did not, however, preclude strike against the General Elec­ Another alternative, approval 12:45 p-m., and 8:30 p.m.-8 a president calling on Supreme tric Co. and the chief federal Promised $1,700 Apiece lege student who sells a few of the full amount of the figures The North United Methodist p.m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.n»., and Court members to undertake as­ mediator has increased specula­ marijuana cigarettes to friends ^ provision letting Church study and discussion 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. signments In noncontroverslal tion that the parties are close to at cost—and the professional Nixon decide how much would trafficker In hard narcotics. group on "The Inner Life" will Age Limits: 16 in maternity, , matters, saying that a president a tentative settlement. be spent, was proposed by Rei>s. Under the bill a professional meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the 12 in other areas, no limit in must have over-all responsibili­ J. Curtla Counts, director of Hired Gunmen Slew Yablonski John Rhodes, R-Ariz., and Rob­ criminal who derives a substan­ church. self-service. ties. the Federal Mediation and Ck)n- preparations that we ert H. Michel, R-ni.. Carswell, now a Judge on the ciliation Service, met Tuesday CLEVELAND (AP) — grand jury Investigation into the Mrs. Paul Gilly, an early wit- fense tial percentage of his Income Nixon, calling the present bill Sources close to the Yablonski slayings, which opened Tues- ness before a federal grand jury would have to determine who from drug sales can be sen- The commltltee of Cub Scout The administration reminds Fifth U.S. arcult Court of Ap­ with key officials representing Inflationary, objected principal­ Investigation day, probably would be extend- probing the conspiracy the person Is." tenoed on a first offense from Pack 47 will meet tonlghit at 8 visitors that with construction peals, was nominated by Nixon the 12 striking unions. He also family slaying ly to a provision requiring that said today Uire"e hired gunmen ed through next week. here was called back to the jury Rotator! said the FBI had five years to life in prison and at the home of Mrs. Bernard under way, parking space Is last week to fill the Supreme conferred separately with com­ the money be spent. and be fined up to $50,000. Farther Apter, 66 Highwood Dr. limited. Visitors are asked to Court seat vacated by Fortas’ pany officials. killed the United Mine Workers —The Plain Dealer reported room today and stayed for 39 searched Mrs. Gilly s car In effect, the proposal would convictions are dealt with even bear with the liospital while the resignation under fire last May. The Issues blocking agree­ official and his wife and daugh- that "all the Information gath- minutes. As In the past she de- the Gilly house on January 19, let Congress stand by Its addi­ more harshly. The executive board of the parking problem exists. At today's hearing, Carswell ment were not known because ter, and that a fourth man who ered led authorities to conclude clined to comment on anything looking for a carbine, a pistol, tion of about,$1 billion for edu­ Three-Position Rug Adjustment The bill also provides tliat, for Little Theater of Manchester cdlected bouquets from Repub­ of a news blackout agreed to by backed^out of the assignment the deaths were ‘a hit’ or hired before the Jury. re cu ers an ammun on. cation while giving Nixon con­ For Shag, Normal or Indoor- was in custody. killing.” Robert S. Rotator!, an attor- He said he did not Imow what subsequent offenses for this so-, will meet tonight at 8:30 at the lican. members of the committee the parties. Neither side would trol over the actual amount to Paitients Today: 263 called professional class of studio, 22 Oak St. Outdoor Floor Coverings. who told him they had been im­ comment on the status of the Tlie Cleveland Plain Dealer, Three men have been charged ney tor GUly, said he could not ^ ^ "tln v°th a t °ts info a d m it t e d y e s t e r d a y : Repoi’ting that its information criminal, the mandatory minl- be spent. pressed by his testimony and talks. dn a copyrighted story in today’s with murder In the slayings, confirm the Plain Dealer re­ The plan, also mentioned by Mrs. Helen R. Bogll, 23 River­ Exclusive "Suction Regulator" Lets had been pieced together from rpum sentences are Increased. The Marine Corps League and side Dr.; Mrs. Joan Cunning­ his record as a judge and would The last company wage offer editions, said the killers were They are Paul E. Gilly, 36, ports. various sources, the Plain Deal­ Hughes amendment was not Nixon In his veto message as a its Auxiliary will sponsor a pub­ ham. 482 W. Middle Tpke.; Har­ You Dial The Power You Need For support his confirmation. publicly disclosed was a propos­ promised $1,700 apiece. The sto- Claude E. Vealey, 26, and Au- “ If there is a fourth man or possible compromise, would be lic card party tomorrow at 8 Griffin, the assistant Senate al on Dec. 6 for an immediate 20 er gave this account; aimed at the professional push­ old Y. Curry, 85 Deepwood Dr.; Any Cleaning Job Optional Attachments Make This Hoover ry added that the triple slaying bran W. Martin, 21, all of the woman,” he said, "I would as-Yablonskl’s home had been accompanied by White House p.m. at the Marine Home. Park­ Joseph Deacon, Cedar Swamp GOP leader who helped turn the cents increase In the average stemmed from “ a personal Cleveland area. sume In the course of our de- er penalties. A Real 2-lri-l Cleaner visited several times before the Hughes introduced his amend­ assurances that some of the ex­ er St. Prizes will be awarded Rd., North Coventry; Mrs. Ber­ tide against Nixon’s earlier hourly wage of $3.25. The pro­ beef” not connected with union and refreshments served. killings. On one trip the slayers ment after a three-day fight tra money would be spent. ^ tha Foreshan, 20 Pitkin St.; nomination of Judge Clement F. posal would provide a 3 per cent matters. Rhodes, chairman • of the increase in the second and third entered the house when the fam­ ended over an attempt by Sen. George Glllla, East Hartford; Haynsworth Jr. for the Fortas Charles G. Cuslck, agent in House Republican Conference, years of a three»year pact, plus ily was absent and made triends Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C)., to elimi­ Elliot W. Gustafson, Dally Rd., seat, told Carswell "we could charge of the Cleveland FBI of­ and Michel, senior Republican a clause providing for possible ‘Buddy Was Very Nice,’ 5vlth the family dog, and on an­ nate a provision allowing gov­ Hebron; Erwin Konesi, Pom- use a lot more of your kind of fice, answered all questions on the appropriations subcom­ FOR Increases of an additional 2 per other occasion two of the men ernment agents to raid without fret; Mrs. Rita G. Kopecki, 141 (P.S. YOUIL LIKE THE PRICE TOO) mediocrity.” about the report with, "No com­ mittee handling the HEW bill, cent annually, based on cost-of- confronted Yablonski at ' the warning a ' home where drugs Creatwood Dr.; Isabelle Mas­ Griffin added he Intended that or said the plan would probably be livlng 1,.creases. ment.” Barmaid Says of Suspect door. Intending to kill him then, are suspected being used sey, 64 Hudson St.; Cheryl L., as a compliment and it was ob­ Other developments reported offered in the committee when Cosmetics Diana L., George R. Jr., and vious he was hitting back at The strike by 130,000 em­ but changed their minds. The stored. by the Plain Dealer and other By GEORGE LARDNEB JR. early Tuesday morning, "Bud- Lori M. MeUen, 782 Clark St., Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wls., ployes has crippled GE produc­ Yablonskis were slain in their Ervin contended the so-called h meets to write a new bill In sources: The Washington Post’ dy was very nice.” IT’S Wapplng; Airs. Jean M. Men- and others who have attacked tion in 135 cities. bedrooms Dec. 31. The bodies ” No-Knock” provision violated case the veto Is sustained, —Navy deep-sea divers found CLEVELAND—The little pub zel, Mark Dr., Coventry; AU- Clarswell as a man dlsting;uished The union negotiators have From one end of the bar, were not found until Jan. 6. the consUtutional guarantees Congress went $1.26 billion a .38-callber pistol Tuesday In downstairs is called the Family against unreasonable search over Nixon’s budget for a varle- chael Atlsseri, 647 Hartford primarily by a record of medi­ been led by leaders of two Claude’s uncle, Bmce Vealey, The night of the slaying, the the Monongahela River about Tavern and it thumps with antl seizure. ty of health and education pro- Liggetfs Tpke., Vernon. LIVE COMFORTABLY - ALL YEAR WITH THE CAREFREE unions which bargain national­ added a few words In defense men entered the Yablonski ocrity. five miles from the Clarksville, country music from a jukebox However, in turning down Er- grams and the President says it Also, Frank Alotola, 35 Henry On Tuesday, Carswell swore ly, the AFLrCIO International of his nephew: home, one 5vith a .38-caliber pis­ Pa., home where Joseph A. Ya- in the comer. A young West “ He’s never been mean,” tol assigned to the daughter’s vin’s bid 70 to 15. the Senate did would add to inflationary pres- At Th9 PUkade Rd.. Wapplng; Robert Palmer, he never has and never would U. lon of Electrical Workers and blonski, 59, his wife, Margaret, Virginia girl named Nola tends a substitute amend- sures if he had to spend the Ekist Hartford; Mark H. Peter­ take fees for off-the-bench activ­ the Independent United Electri­ Bruce Vealey declared. “ He’s bedroom and another with a 30- approve NANCRI^TER 67, and daughter, Charlotte the bar. money now. son, 62 Horton Rd.; Mrs. El ities, and would be willing to cal Workers. never hurt anyone that I loiow caliber Ml carbine to fire from ment by GOP Whip Robert P. Joanne, 26, were slain. All three Appalachian - bom of." the hallway Into the parents’ The suggested plan would per­ dora C. Porter, Box 164, Ver disclose his financial affairs. The strikers’ original demand Griffin that tightened the orig;!- Officials today removed the suspects in the murder of Jock mit Congress to come right non; Mrs. Lena Ringhoffer, El Grlffln said that Carswell had was for a 90 cents an hour wage Her red hair rapped In round bedroom, nal bill’s provision for issuing lington; Richard Smiley, Hunt HUMIDIFIER Increase over 30 nuinths, plus barge and other diving gear Yablonski are familiar faces curlers, Nola, a 21-year-o!d war A shot which killed the daugh- the "No-Knock" warrants. back and approve the additional demonstrated, both in his testl- ington Dr., Vernon; Jill W that had been used in the river there. It is a neighborhood full wldow whose last name is Oar- ter awakened the parents. They In arguing for his lower-penul- funds, thus avoidlpg a painful Smyle, WiUlmanUc; George E (Bee Page Eight) search. Divers shook hands with of migrants from mountain gj,edidn’t know where too were shot down and the (Bee Page Twenty-Four) (See Page Eight) Thurber, 58 Turnbull Rd. CONTROLS. local residents and newsmen be­ country. any of the suspects were the three men then cut telephone (See Page Eight) BIRTHS YESTERDAy : A fore leaving Frederlcktown. Aubran (Buddy) Martin often night of Dec. 30—when Yablon­ wires and slashed the tires on daughter to Mr. and Mrs.* Rob- —FBI agents extended their stopped by for a beer. Oc­ ski and his family are saiid to the family car before leaving. ROTATING •ert Ward, East Hartford; a Investigation into the Kentucky casionally Paul GlUy would drop liave been gunned down several A few miles from the house evergoRe’s daughter to Air. and Mrs. Wil­ ORUM FILTER and Tennessee coal mine fields In, too. And until recently hundred miles away. they threw the carbine and pis­ liam Rablda, Warehouse Point; where Yablonski, a rebel leader Claude Vealey and his wife Carol But the very next evening, tol into the Monongahela River. In the UMW, was a houselmld Uved in an apar.tment upstairs, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ORYAIR she said, Claude Vealey, 27, and "The men later consoled favorite! , Richard Phelps, 14 Ridgewood name among miners. "I just don’t believe they Bubby Martin, 21, were at the themselves, ‘It would be a big Dr., Rockville; a son to Mr. and —In Cleveland, U.S. Attorney could do such a thing,” Nola Robert B. Krupansky said a said shortly before closing time (See Page Three) (See Page Fifteen) - / Mrs. Robert Morrissey, 30A 400VER HUMIDIPIBR New State Rd.; a son to Mr. WATER TANK »*Olii*ID Agalnsb the advice of judges This same visitor says Man- He referred to attorneys for five NORMAN’S...FOR BETTTER LIVING, BETTER VALUES,BEST IN SERVICE and criminal lawyers he is son will never accept formal of Manson’s followers who also building his own defense against counsel. He quotes Manson: face trial In the killings. conspiracy charges in the kill­ "Every time I had an attorney I They’ll do (he bulk of the ings of actress Sharon Tate and ended up pleading guilty—end­ work," Shinn said. four other persons and murder,, ed up In the penitentiary. This b'-' ' ^ .1 spl'ctd- n Another asset. Shinn added, Is MANCHESTER I charges in a later'double slay- , time my life Is at stake." 445 HARTFORD RD SINCE 1939 V ■ Manson’s close knowledge of his '■'.Y ing. ■ "H e’ll\ do It himself, though. codefendants, which he will rely ASSORTED b a r r IG' n :.! Every day he goes to the law Charlie feels that If he had an . on In questioning witnesses. CHOCOLATES library near his cell. Sometimes attorney, the attorney would be "You can imagine him cross- MANCHESTER'S he Interviews potential wit­ 1 lb. S1.95 CHOCOLATES too busy holding press confer­ examining Susan Atkins.” nesses or talks to advisers. ences to work on the case." 2 lbs S3.85 Miss Atkins, a codefendant, 1 7 How can a man whose experi­ Another Manson friend. Attor­ has been described as a mem­ MOST COMPLETE ence In legal matters Is limited ney George E. Shlbley of .Long ber of the Manson clan who was RIM IA INI to proceedings that placed him Beach, says Manson Is quite In­ at the scenes of the killings and INC. in prison for 20 of his 85 years telligent. gave details to a grand jury. Visit APPLIANCE STORE Ring for Their Supper hope to prevail against seasoned "I think he could make some Attorneys can, recall but one pVo'aecutors? genuine'contribution to his own similar case of this magnitude His Numher^s Up Since the mid^lOth century, swans at Bishop’s Pal­ Precise information about defense If his participation was In Chillfornia. Dave Rush, 19, is comforted by Beverly Ballard, aa^ Liggett Drag Mnnson’s s^lf-defenae strategy limited,” Shlbley said. / / ace in Somerset, England, have rung bell at the Caryl Chessman -defended he waits foi’ bus to Los Angeles for induction. He is hard to come by. Police offt- "His whol^ manner, his whole himself in a rape, kidnap, rob- moat for their food. Here two swans, named Billy was iunong the Hrst San Di^go County draftees In­ and Bella, wait for tidbits from gatekeeper Arnold ,cers, public officials and attor­ appearance . . . he has,a quality >t the PariuMlt OPEN DAILY till 9 P.M. * SATURDAY till 6 P.M. (S«o Page Eleven) ducted under the lottery system. (AP P h o t o f a x ) James after ringing the bell. (AP Photofax) neys are restricted by court or­ of reasonableness, calmness. J Yaworaky, 47 Congreas 81.; a ,New Books son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bar Patl-oiis Register At The First Glass Ifeethig Movie Iiidiislry Sheinwold on Bridge Metheny. 281 Center 8t.; a Education Gosts Rose daughter to Mr. and Mrs. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- LIBRA MOVIE RATINGS Doubt Three THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: ARIIS Modifies Ratiiifjs MANAGR APPETITE NORTH A t Lib ra ry Richard Malheson, Warehouse Your Daily Activity Guido sfpr. MA». 21 FOR PARENTS A N D AT RUBBER BBinOE ♦ Flotinii Point; a daughter to Mr. and 12 Per Cent Last Year A ccording to th i Store. ocf. 22 wive Mrs. Peter Beaudry, 166 Oak NON-CREDIT EXTENSION We carry a complete 1* Kfft'elive Mareli 1 YOUNQ PEOPl£ A 86 -Bourgeon —In darknesa Are Slayers HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) f X 7- 8-10-24 To develop message' for Thursday, |,...,-34.60,'v13-27-34-60/4-78-84.89^ HOLLYWOOD (API After Tft# otfCti¥9 ol l^• II fo tntQffn ( ( ’nntlnii'•! from Page One; Tlie Connecticut Public Kxfs-n- |)ense< ($915 per pupil), 1.5th In of your Zodiac birth sign. poreofi abotir iviiiDiMy of "H e who checks his appetite 44 64 3 G)opcr Black .star DISOHARGBD YE 8TBR- TAURUS dit.ire Council says it cost more (.peraling exfsinHes ($803 per Presents The Following Courses In displayed meats NOT I 1 Fini&hed 3) Arnl 61 BrirYg 15 month.s of wlmt the film in­ movi# coolortf lor wiowing by ir*fr cfuioroo is a good bridge partner," says Bverett The way to the heart DAY: Jacques A. Chartxmncau, tavern with their wives. A M . 20 1VF..ST KAST (ha'i ever to educate ( ’onnectl- pupil PREPACKAGED. Sold 2 Meet 32 Shopping 62 A dustry calls “ gratifying suc- the old Bulgarian proverb. Ho Fast — The general zapped ,in East Hartford; Francis H. Mc- 4( MAir 20. 3 Neglected 33 Fmoncet 63 To 4 8 5 2 4 (J 1096 3 celebrating New Year’s Kvc. cut’s children last year and Waterhury 48th in total 'ex-- AIL ACES ADMITTED won't win many bridge tourna­ angel Geown, 49 West St.; Mrs. Rose REAL ESTATE the service way. We j . 4- 5-12-17 4 C- h ^ k ‘ 34 On 64 Most ce.ss," its voluntai'y program of Z> 107 4 3 <;? K92 Why, Nola said, she could the cost rose faster than ever. (len.ses ($865 per pupil) and 5 Foctors 35 Physicol 65 Acute Ginerai Audicoces ments, because match-point Gelsthorpe Timber town Roberts, Hartford; Davtd R. '31-35-51 rating movies is being morllfled. QJ 98 0 10 . even remember a little tiff Hlje Tjne taxpayers’ research or­ 2Ul) m ofieraling exis-nses ($781 guarantee consistent 6 Folks 36 Try 66 Your “ "5I-‘ tournament play is a greedy 0 nurse Cordy, 64 Ridge SU; Mrs. Thcl- BEGINS ROOM (»URSK GEMINI 7 Try 37 Holfwoy 67 Put Jack Valenti, president of the * J 8 ♦ Q 10 9 7 got into with Martin’s wife oven ganization reported Tuesday p'r pupil.) Post 68 Fling game; but that wouldn’t bother Harrlson , In a yild sanctuary fg,, p’ Libby, 186 Brook St., Feb, 3, ^Tues. 126 RKAl, KHTATI) Appraliwl H savings on all your meat 8 Fresh ALL ACES ADUITTEO .SOUTH some catty remark. that average expendlturl-s for Brldge.isirl irmth In total ex- 9 MefTTories 39 Not 69 Get Motion Picture Association of P iN n lil Guiilanci Su c g o lil my friends in Bulgarin because Jaeger ' Rebellion of the lost wnpplng; Landis Cooper, 75 V JUN£ 20 40 Work 70 You "I slapped her ohe,” said the cacli pupil rose from $028 In A-7 RIi^Al., ESTATE Prlnclptee A Praetice* needs. lOPtoces GP -U h 4 A K 7 Jefferson Tile Cuban heel p'-nse.s l$752), 64lli In operating Feb. 11, Wed. n If 41 If 71 Thrilling America, said Tuesday one they don't play much tourna­ Richard Rd.; Mrs. Pauline young Mrs. Carder. She said (Approved by 'The Connecticut Real Es 47-50-59-67 36-39-52-69^ Q J5 Johnston the 1967-68 Hctiool year to $704 expenses ($663 per [mpil). 70.77-81-85 12.Affecting 42 New 7 2 0 ff 72-76-86-90’ change was made becaime a ment bridge there. If you can The phanjom col- 49 cedar St.; John J. Joy n Mrs. Marlin right off tate Coininlslon ua meeting the require 13 Don't 43 Time 73 Advor>toge O 7 64 . tage in 1968-69. CANCER A4W ill 74Triol CAPRICORN suiwey had shown considerabie turn your appetite on and off Jr., 142 Woodbrldge St.; Rich­ 'icr seat. . ment« of Public, Act 446 — Approv^ lor 14 Tasks RESTRICTED 44 AK52 Lee — Stage to Ijom'some Butte Tire figures represent an in­ Tots often "taste" as well (is J U N e '21 15 Your 45 Seorch 75 Fingers DEC. 22 ^ confusion over the “ M “ rating Undir 17 rtquirts KComp«nyir>g at will, you’ll piny today's hand ard Soucy, 129 Benedict Dr., "When I slap somebody, it’s Veterans) 16 Don't 4 6 A 76 On West North Eiisl Marshall — A walk to the hills crease of $76, or 12 per cent, look at picture lxx>kH. Tlinl’H - S P E C I A L S - JAN. lY -^-which mennt a film was noc- R Parent or Adult Guardian according to the nature of the ' Wnpplng; Mrs. Madeline F. JULY 22 17 Sleep 47 A 77 In All Pass hard,” the red-headed barmaid the large.en to bo playing. Clancy, East Hartford; said with a smile. ed )xx>k.s avallahlf in a wide Turnpike, Manch»sttor, at 7:00 PJW. Fee: $80. .19 Let 49 Be 79 New 56-62-68 Neville — Fogarty crease ever in the cost of edu- THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY -S7M-66-73 50 Breakdown 80 Will ence.s only. South dealer. ______------— ;— ------Rika Hohvath,' 36 Proctor Rd.; Nola's brother, Garry May- In the stale’s ahf.ortrnenl are a wise choice. 20 Sense AQUARIUS Renault — Fire from heaven eating children LEO 51 Well-being 81 Bod So that category is being NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED Both sides vulnerable. jjy repenting the duck. After Robert J. Dotchin, 66 Dougher- 21 Before Schulberg — Sanctuary V. nor, 23, said he remembered public schools. JULY 22 22 You've 52 To 82 Romontic (iropiied in favor of "G P .” This (Agt limit may vary Opening lead ,— Three of with dummy's aco of ty St.; Mrs. Esther N. Arendl, seeing the Vealeys and the Mnr- Gets Doctorate 23 Assuming 53 Through 83 Items m . II X in canam areas) Shelby — The knights of dark Robert S. Wdlbust was award­ The CPEC estimated that ..AU 6. 22 54 Out 84 Error means all ages may view the hearts. hearts you give the opponents 38 Wllham St.; Mrs. Irene Vln- tins at the tavern on New Year’s 24 When renown about half of the Increase was BONELESS 9-26-30-38 25 Mor>ey 55 Compromise 85 Fix 15-18-20-44^ movie but that parental guid­ You play a low heart from the unotlicr diamond trick by lead- cek, 35 Greenwood Dr.; Joseph p-ye too. ed a Ph. D. in zoology by the 26 Of 56Toke 86 Wrong 49-64-65 A s , 'Tolstoy — Vampires due to inflation, a Every jfe/61-71-82-87 ance or discretion is advised. 3S «•« [S RiiUtMClivf dummy at the first trick and ^ diamond from dum- B, Tracy, Brookfield Rd.. Bol- "They were calm,” he said, University of Maine in com­ 27 Rely ---- 57 Nicely 87 Thoughts PISCES ■Wolff — Bud debts V IR G O The other cliange raises the nat MM OR EMt mencement exercises held Sat­ Connecticut towns continue to a f u ^ j c u n , 28 Free 58 Your 88 Sotis^ Moneo MCTure cock o* »iu momu'ion win the heart return with the when you regain the lend, ton. "They didn’t seem- to have any AUG. 2] 59 Could 89 System Nuii-Fletlon vary widely in the amount ot Day Is 29 Slip age limit for viewing films rat­ jack in your own hand. Since y^^^ gjjjj your last dla- Also, Allen C. Trombley, 370 problems on their mind." urday. He is the son of Mr. and 30 The 60 Any 90Tongents MAR. 20 ed “ R ” —restricted category— Alan — Spanish quest money spent on education, ac­ Sffr. 22 you have two tricks in each suit pjonja to take the ace, king and Bailey - Stratagems and spoils Avery St., Wapplng; Wapplng; Robert Maynor said he had known Kenneth Welbust of 76 2- 6-37-41^ without an accompanying par­ cording to the CI‘ KC report, Sale Day 1^19-25-29 Good ^Adverse AjNcuirjl you properly decide to try for the five of diamonds, Baker______Felix Frankfurter Palmer, East Hartford; Mrs. Martin for five or six months B')W®ra Si- aMmsmL '53-58-75 >iT«' 46-55-80-881^ ent or legal guardian from 16 to of Manchester Darien, a wealthy commuter t l one extra trick in diamonds. q|i,ogtj„n BallanUne — High We.st Helen M. Alibrlo, 203 Vernon and described him as an odd- graduate OpenB Mon. thru Sat. 10-9 thru New Years 17. town in Fairfield tlouhty, re­ PORK THEATER TIME You begin by leading a low |>„rtiicr opens with one spade, Brady — law n tennis encyclo- St.; Sherry L. Easter, 68% job kind of guy like himself. High School in 1960, he received Although the Code luid Rat­ mained at the top of the list diamond and playing a low dia­ paedla Spring St., Rockville; K lm ber "W e work a little, than we li®"! Colby ing Admintetration will begin SCHEDULE uiul the next player passes. You Bree — Marc-ol Prou-st and de- ley K. Krieger, 115 Cemetery take off a little," Maynor said. College in Watervllle, Maine i" with operating ,, , exi)enses , . . n of ' "Look For Our Sign" Sex Revolution in Movies using the revised rating's im­ mond also from dummy. This hold: S|>ud«w, Q I0-9-6-.H: Hearts, play, known as the duck, al­ liverance from time Rd.. Vernon; Michael D. He said he first met Martin 1964, and an MS in zooogy from $ , per pup^ ^ (is mediately, the entire program Burnside — Cactus Flower, K-9-2; Dlaiuonds, 10; Clubs, Q- REAR of Manchester Parkade C h a r g e lows the opponents to win the Brennan - Tlic long-winded Breault, Hill Rd., Coventry; "right here” at the Family Tav- l*i® University of Maine in 19M. ing...... the cost of debt service. and will not beconie eiffective on a 10-97. Shows Leveling Off Trend lady Laurie M. Toscano, East Hart- ern. The most money he ercallcd Hose4arch for both advanced de* Ira'isporlatlon brought the total nationwide scale until March 1. ^ Clnem ^ East Hartford What do you say? expenditures per pupil In Dar­ in order to save your entries un- Cameron— The green and burn- ford; Eric P. Berens, 476 Park- they had between them at one gree theses wa-s concluded at ROAST year’s movies. The figures are (A new rating box appears Rgiyers, 7:00, 9:00 Answer: Bid four spades. This ien to $1,258. By BOB THOMAS Ing tree er St.; Renato E. Cimlano, 412 time, he said, was $60. Ih® Jack.son Laboratory in Bar elsewhere on this page). Cinerama — Goodbye, Mr. til they are needed. Jump to game promises strong AsKOclaU'd I’reSH Writer unofficbil and do not reflect a East returns another heart, ______Carney — Action on the street; Hlllstown Rd.; Mrs. Margaret As Nola remembered it, Vea- Harbor, Maine, At the bottom of the list was "This Week's Special"- Observers said the boost In Chips, 2:00, 8:00. ' trump support of four or more film's long-range receipts. But a handbook for inner fclty McHugh, East Hartford; Rob- ley. Marlin and their wives 'I'*’ ® topic of Dr. Welbust’s the small. Eastern Connecticut HOLLYWOOD (A P ) — Is the the age limit may represent an East Windsor Drive-In ■ Re- forcing out dummy s ace. Awd ^ singleton or void on the they can be revealing. now we see what kind of appe­ youth work ert F. Green, 17 Trumbull 6 t.; were at the tavern on New doctoral dissertation was town of Griswold, with operat­ attempt to broaden the “ R * opens Friday. side, and not more than 9 points se.x revolution leveling off in The No. 1 moneymaker of 1969 tite you have — or, perhaps, Clarke — Man is the prey Mrs. Joyce W. Miner, 55(B Con- Year’s Eve, from about 8 or 9 "Selection for high and low lev- ing expense.s of $449 per pupil. rating to include racy but seri­ Manchester Drive-In — Re- in high cards. There is no minimum amount movies? was "The Love Bug,” a Walt ous films heretofore relegaJted what kind of bridge you are en­ Coggins — Ships and seaman of gress St.; Mrs. Ellen J. Long, p.m. to "almo.st closing time” els of plasma cholesterol in opens Friday. C o p y r ig h t 1970 that a town mu.st spend in order lb There are some faint indica Disney movie which couldn’t to the “ X ” category for adults gaged in. the American Revolution~ ' 103 Spruce St. at 1 a.m. except for Mrs. Vea- mice." State — Easy Rider, 7:06, (lencrol Fejitures Corp. to qualify for slate aid. MEN’S WARM LINED tions that such a trend is on the ^ave offended anyone, except ^^ly Tournament Play Connor -- B G on the record Also, Mrs. Simion Kuo and ley. who went upstairs early. During three years of advanc- 9:00. 6 9 ______perhaps the competitors of Valenti has said he originally Oowan — Children of the resist­ daughter, Glastonbury; Mrs. ------ed study, he was a graduate Most of the (ncrease tn the Max, If you are struggling to win 7 way. Not that filmmakers a e Volkswagen. Variety figured intended the X to be a "leper UA Theatre — Viva ance teaching assistant In the Uni- cost of puolic school education a bridge tournament you must Thomas Powers and son, 36 SHOULDER 7:00, 8:46. Crabb—Birth of a giant was borne by local communities. turning away from sex; nudity that its domestic rentals—re- colony" for films of no artistic try for maximum. You can Fairview St.; Mrs. Wallace P. IV fill’L-tfl)!' versity of Maine zooogy de- Cinema I * — Cactus Flower, partment, and in two summers since the slate aind formula rc- and explicit love-making appear turns to the releasing company quality. But it hasn’t worked out make four diamond tricks if the Dennison The lives of children Q^gg daughter, 2 Florence 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:40, 9:40. Erikson—Gandhi’s truth on the Xjie at the Jackson Laboratory, he mained unchanged (an average to be standard ingredients of the in the United States lUid Canada that way. Ci’nenia n — Viva Max; ^:00, five missing diamonds are di­ Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Albert NEW YORK (AP) new cinema. —were $17 million. Two of the most successful origins of rnilitant nonviolence daughter. 12 School stock market after a stream of was a research assistant and a of about $165 per pupil) during BOOTS vided 3-2. The odds are better F-erris m done crying Rockville. bounced hack in teaching assistant in the Nation- the two-year period, The state’s But sex in itself appears to be xhe Yunners-up;- "Funny and critically acclaimed films ^-30. 7.00, 9.30 than 2 to 1 that the diamonds I st., losing sessions, bounced back in teaching Cowboy” Fisher -With bold knife and fork losing its capacity to shock. Girl,” $16.5 million; “ Bullitt,” of 1969—“ Midnight “ ' will break favorably, so you moderate trading this afternoon al Science Foundation summer share of the cost de®lined f)'om and “ Medium Cool"- -ended up Foley—The college scene per Since " I Am Curious (Yellow )," JI6.4 million; "Butch Cassidy lead out dummy's ace of dia­ to edge into the winning column, science program. L ^ t summer. 27.6 per cent in 1967-68 to 25.7 LAMB in the X class. Gehlen—The Communist Party per cent in 1968-69, while the little remain? that would startle and the Sundance Kid,” . $15 mil- Sock and Buskin monds next. Rodriguez Guest "The market has reached a he was a student adviser in the Regular to ^18. Here is the new set of stand­ of the Soviet Union local share increased from 68.6 an audience with frank deplc- pon; Romeo and Juliet,” $14.5 If you want to utter a few point where bargains are ap- NSF program. He parUcipated ards : Harr—The professional diplomat per cent to 71 per cent. tions. Like all cinematic de- million; “ True Grit,” $11.5 mil­ Offers Tragedy, sharp words of protest, nobo<^ At St. Mary’s pearing,’’ commented Larry in academic year and summer G—All ages admitted. Helmericks—The last of the The federal share decreased, es, nudity and steamy sex H on ;"M id n igh t Cowboy; $11 can object. Still, at tournament Wachtel of Bache & Vo., "and research training programs at GP-I^All ages admitted, but bush pilots slightly, from 3.8 per cent to No Sale Is Final ha e been so overworked that million; "O liver" and "Good- ‘Mother Courage’ bridge you have made the Alfredo Rodriguez of the Span- pgopie are taking advantage of the laboratory, parental discretion recommend­ Hentoff—A political Hfie ,, Ish Speaking Center in New 3.3 per cent. they Are almost cliches. bye, Columbus," $10.5 million "right” choice. Everybody else u Dr. Weibust received pre- ed. Sock: Oniginally a kind ot Higgins - Common-sense guide Sunday at The st&te’s average Dally CHOPS At least one young filmmaker apiece; “ Chitty Chitty Bang will play the hand just as Richard Scruggs, analyst for doctoral fellowships from the af Kofskys ^ R —Anyone under 17 must be slipper worn by comic actorlB to refinishing antiques 9:50 a.m. at the Coffee House membership (ADM) grants were believes that the recent empha- Bang,” $7.5 million. greedily; and you will get an Goodbody & Co., said there had Jackson Laboratory and the Na- accompanied by a parent or le- in Greece afid Rome, hence a Holmes—Ashes for breakfast in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. boosted last year to $200 per sis on sex was the result of a o f the top 10, only "Midnight gal giiardian. average score -for going down been a fair amount of selling tional In^|^ute of General Med- symbol of comic drama Kiernan—The lords of human He will speak on Spanish-speak­ pupil during the current fiscal wrong evaluation of the youthful Cowboy" was rated X. "Good and a little rally of a technical leal Sciences of the National In­ X —No one under 18 admitted. Buskin: The leather half-boot u**®- kind ing citizens of Connecticut, what biennium. It has not yjet been audi-nce by the film companies, bye, Columbus" had some frank Knight-^Learning to talk to the nature could be expected now. stitutes of Health. From next The Valenti statement called worn by tragic actors, hence At rubber bridge you are not it fells like to be one of them, determined what percentage this Said h e: passages, and there was a bed- interested in overtricks. You world beyond "However, the major physical month until Augiust, he will the classification system, which tragedy. and how church members may will turn out to be of the cost "Kids today don’t go to the room scene in “ Bullitt" and want to make sure of three dia­ Kramer 1000 beautiful house activity in the market now is work at the laboratory on a lb went into effect Nov. 1, 1968, “ a "Sock and Buskin,” the sym- communicate with them and re­ of public education for the cur­ movies because they are sexy, .gyen "Romeo and Juliet.” mond tricks, and you get them plants and how to grow them the sideline sitting of inves- post-doctoral fellowship, gratifying success.” jjols of aU drama. late to them. rent academic year. The young people today have a "True Grit" featured some Lathan—Dolls’ houses tors," he added. Dr. Weibust is a member of 79 A survey conducted by the qijjg students at Mancheslter Born in Guanica, Puerto Rico, Although Darien and three franker, more realistic attitudeattll salty language. But most of the National Association of Theater School have their own I ^ is - A c t in g for children Rodriguez came to the United The Dow Jones Industrial av- Phi Kappa Phi honor society McGlnniss-The selling of the erage, already at its lowest lev- nnd the Genetics Society of other well-to-do Fairfield County toward sex than their parehts .t„p 10 attractions of 1969 could Qw-ners shotved that 9 out of 10 symbol of drama, the Bock and „ „ „ n __ v ' A States in 1955 and has been ac­ towns—Weston, Westport and had, and they are neithei- be classed as family entertain- theaters queried used the rat- Bugbin Drama Society. Having 1*®® Y o U r DCTtW t C a n d le d Y o u r A p ]W Illtm en t L a t e ly . President, 1968 el in three years, edged to America. tive in community action in New Wilton—led in total expendi­ shocked...... nor obsessed by it. ment. ings in their advertising. Ton------jours,------Tou jours, Tonight------u* For £3Sure!---- 1 March—Darkness over Europe 765.11, up 1.12, at noon. ------pertonmed the oamedy "H ie Britain for a year. He is on the tures per pupil, not all of the Valenti was joined In his an- That Roared” earUier in 'TONIGHT 7:10, 9:15 Marcus—The maiden voyage “ If a movie has sex, that’s 'Variety’s annual list of the board of directors of the (3on- During midday trading, rub- Daddario Endorsed communities near the top of the nouncement by Eugene Picker, year. Sock end Busldn will Maurois—An illustrated history ber issues, farm implements, okay with them, as long as the all-time boxoffice champs is necticut Talent Assistance Co­ list were wealthy suburbs. president of the th ^ ter owners j^e tragedy "Moitlieir ■ of the U.S. aircrafts, metals, rails, and air- BRISTKIL (AP) The guber- LAMB sex is real and not thrown in for even more persuasive. Here are IMCIIIH i operative and the Spanish Ac­ New Haven ranked fifth in J group, and Munio Podhorzer, a ^^lurage and Her Children,” by Jlichelmore—The Swift years lines were stronger, while mo- natorial candidacy of Rep. some phony reason. But they’re the top 15: tion Ctoalitlon for Hartford and a Monti—African masks tors, oils tobaccos, and diaigs Emilio Q. Daddario, D-Conn. total expenses with $1,112 per member of the governing board gertolt BrecHt, on Friday and member of the Governor’s Com­ more interested in politics and "The Sound of Music,” “ Gone IIOWOI' Murphy—Western psycholog;y pupil and second in operating today’.s problems. Young people w ith the Wind,” "The Gradu- of the International Film Impor- Saturday, in Bailey Auditorium mission Y ou th ' ^ d ” Child "'®‘'® weaker, and steels, elec- was endorsed unanimously by tera and Distributors of Amerl- Oliver—The story of the blues Ironies, utilities, chemicals, and l^'J® town’s 48-member Demo expenses with $980 per pupil. didn't flock to see 'Easy Rider’ ate,” “ The Ten Command- Hartford was fifth in operat­ Pearson — The milllon-dollar The 1970 Lenten offering of f u m i n g materials were mixed, cratic 'Town Committee Tues- or ’Midnight Cowboy’ because ments," “ Ben-Hur," "Dr. Zhi- The play is set from 1624 to ing expenses with $917 per pu­ 1636, during the Thirty Yeara » bugs the Episcopal Church has been The Associated Press 60-stock day night. of the sex quotient; they went vago," “ Mary Poppins,” “ My * * ______.. A ______A_s A _ r'ln.Hr4n»w pil and 11th in total expenses LOIN h-lchardson—Princess Mathllde noon spurted Daddario now represents the War, and is the story of a black designated for work with Spah- average because of the themes of aliena- pair Lady,” "Thunderball,” Court Review n-Viiii—niKiiRyan—High juiiipjump - , . ... ^, , ofin 7 with $1,022. marketeer—Mother Courage— with industrials gaining state’s First Congressional Dis tion and the search for identity. "Cleopatra," "Guess Who’s Steinwedel—Thie Mercedes-Benz I®*! Americans and St. Mary s ' ’ Connecticut’s other major and her efforts to protect heir rails utilities trlct. He has not yet officially "The older producers and di- coming to Dinner,” "West Side Of Segregation story parish will participate in that cities ranked ns follows: three children from her means ahead .5. announced hl.s candidacy for any rectors would be making a mis- story,” "Around the World in 80 Taber—Stillmeadow album offering. of livelihood, war. take if they continued trying to Days,” “ How the West Wa-s In North Asked Time-Life—This fabulous cen­ aim sex pictures at the younger Won,” "Goldfinger." "Mother (Jourage” is very d e­ tury—4 vols. CHOPS WASHINGTON (AP) Gov. ferent from the club’s fall play, audience. They’d just be expos- Except for "The Graduate Wilson—The Dead Sea scrolls, tng their own sex hang-ups, all fit into the pattern of family Albert P. Brewer of Alabania "The Mouse That Roared." Ih- 1947-1969 which the kids today don’t entertainment Mitch- stead of using the full stage, as Weidmann—Book jackets and have.” Another factor may help per- ell and Secretary Robert H. is i^ually d <^, toe proscendum NMOesraNflUK-MR-M record covers tom orrow 36 feet. Zara—Jade $ Box office figures seemi_ 1.T to suade film makers to avoid bla- Finch of Health, Education and Al«rt “ iWrkTnftT* I /MirnO' ^ Also, "Mother Courage" is be­ support, his thesis. In each New tant sex: Television revenue, welfare are violating the 1964 ing done in an unraallstic style. lb Year’s anniversary edition. Var- virtually no X-rated film wUl c iv il Rights Law by permitting Brecht wrote In a style that All The Good Clean iety reports its estimates of the play on television, even wn.h ® , , , , Is now called "epic theatre” or Comedy You Can Manchester 1.09 rental returns on the previous substantial cuts. racially segregated schools '■ in Stand — And — the North. the "theatre of aUenabion.” He SAVE AT LEAST .40c LB. tried to alienate the audience It’s (G ) Rated Hospital Notes Brewer made the accusation , , ,, _ bo keep them from becoming Sat., Sun. 2, 3:35, 6:10, 7:00, Monday in asking the S u p re m e involved so that 9:00; Mon.-Fri. 7:00, 8:4£ VISiTING HOUilS Court to V«#vnw« hear Vticthis /^rxTvinlainrcomplaint ando n H *' ITALIAN STYLE NASA Moves von Braun they would realize that they Intermediate Care Semi- his contention that Alabama and were watching a play, not par- private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Into Administrative Post other Southern states have, been _ ticipating in it, and be able to 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- singled out contrary to the Con- ^ 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. WASHINGTON (A PI — Dr. NASA’s planning effort for fu stltutipn and the law. ^^^e seeing. Pediatrics: Parents allowed Wernher von Braun, the Ger- missions." The plea was filed at the The set is fiery simple and any time except noon-2 p.m.; VEAL Von Braun directed develop* \s V 1 COMMONWtAllH UKITCO sa.me time the court refused to all done in the same color— others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. man-bom space rocket scientist, ^uge Saturn V reconsider its Jan. 14 decision black. All scenery is represent- A MARK CARUNIR PRODUCTION ^ Self Service: 10 a.m.-2_ p.m., is being moved from the na- booster which made it possible ordering desegregation of public ed by geometric^ shape's, with 4 p.m.-8 p.m. tion’s rocket development cen- to land two Apollo astronaut schools In 14 Sputliern districts the exception of the wagon, the PETER ! P A M E LA ' Intensive Care and Coronary ter at Huntsville, Ala. to a plan- beams on the moon. by Feb. 1. , ' only plecfe of realistic scenery Care: Immediate family only, CUTLETS ning job in the space agency’s who went to Huntsville Gov. Claude Kirk of Florida in the play, and every shape USTINOVl TIFFIN anytime, limited to 0ve min- , . ^ to announce the change, said he had told the court his state was serves a purpose. The actors utee. eanquarters here. Braun had discussed neither financially nor physical- must infer what the scenery IXINATHANIJOHN Sfaternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Von Braun’s appointment as the change for several months, ly able to comply with the order means by their movements, 12:46 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 deputy administrator for plan- He said the scientist is enthu- which affects two Florida dis- When an unrealistic set such as WINTERS IASTIN|5inx5 p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and ning for the National Aeronau- siastic over his new job. tricts.- The court turned down this one is used,it forces the EastmanCOLOR I 8:30 p.m.-8 p.m. tics and Space Administration Von Braun, reported vacation- his plea unanimously and with- audience to create the play In Age Limits: 16 In maternity, *1.1 9 . became effective immediately, (ng in the Caribbean, was not out comment. their minds. Some props are 12 in other areas, no limit in SAVE AT LEAST .70c LB. NASA administrator Thomas O. available for comment. The 14 districts .are in Ala- used, others are pantomimed, seU-service.' Paine said Tuesday. . Rees has been yon Braun’s bama, Florida, Georgia, Loui- so that there Is a mixture of ‘EASY BIDEB" ‘‘SMASH HIT” HELD OVEB 3rd WEEK The administration reminds & His successor as director of chief deputy on every project siana and Mississippi. styles, MANChlSTCR visitors that with construction " a r m o u r f u l l y c o o k e d the George C. Marshall Space since the 119-man team of Ger- Brewer submitted tables Costumes, too, will be very MD ■ ■ C b CiNTER 643-7833 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE under way, parking space Is Flight Center at HunUville is man scientists came to the Unit- showing the percentage of ®I'^P'®- All theperformers will limited. Visitors are asked tn Eberhard Rees, 62, a long-time cd States in 1945. Negroes attending mostly Negro black and wlU have to get EASY RIDEB’’ Bbown at: 7:05 and 8:05 bear with the hospital while the U deputy and World War II col- They worked for five years in schools in various Northern ®"6racters across to the JACK {UCHOLSON VOTED BE»T SUPiP(»lTING ACTOR parking problem exists. S 2 league at Germany’s- rocket re- Ft. Bliss, Tex., and the then school districts. He said that “ “ Ij*®"®® biy their actions. They N.Y. FILM ORmeS. WHOLE search center at Peenemunde. White Sands Proving Grounds in Mitchell had failed to Initiate le- ' “ °weyer, wear symbolic selecfed clearances . . . limited quantities Von Braun’s salary will be New Mexico, assembling and gal actions throughout the North charac- Patients Today: 287 to make them easier to IT" $36,000 in his new po.st, up from testing German V2 rackets. In and that Finch had investigated ® ADMITTED YESTERDAY: his annual $33,495 paycheck at 1930. lh®y i"OV®il 1° Redstone school, districts in mainly South- d1er“ ^lll^^ear Mrs. Ruth P. Adamy, 174 Park­ Huntsville. Arsenal surrounding the Mar- era states to determine whether ^rform ances of " er St.; Mrs. Augusta Bechaz,- shall center near Huntsville. they are desegregating. Moth­ TH iSM eanirs 39H Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. LUllan NASA .s.ald in a news release er Courage” will begin at 8 HAMS Projects there include - t'ne ------Borsottl, West Hartford; Clif­ Ujat von Braun, "for a quarter p.m. Tickets may be purchased Hermes II missile, the Redstone t , , . ford J. Callahan. 21 Horton Rd.; of a century a leader in space from any Sock and Buskin and Jupiter missile programs, I r ic ia K e C U p e r a tilig Edwin Carlson. 60 Scantic I rocket development, will head member or at the door. 7 the Juno I and Junlo II apace Meadow Rd., South Windsor; Make February 14th a real .... WASHINGTON (A P ) — Presi- easMMoeR Mrs. Erika M. Carmienk. 450 lb m?ssnr\h^%S?orer^®)^rth Mrs. Nixon’s 23-year- Aaron Copeland Cited Gardner St.; Ward D. Day, Bol­ turn-on day with a beautiful diamond gift. T e m l l : Ind i n ! Saturn rocket for NEW HAVEN "(A P, ^ Yale ton; Allen Dodd, 1716 Ellington 1/2 OFF We have a whole galaxy of them 7 9 bhe past two weeks with flu,.has University will present its How- Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Mar­ F U E L O IL CUT AS DESIRED INTO CENTER SLICES P „ ‘ ■ , . , .... gone to the presidential home in land Memorial Prize to com­ lene M. Fournier, 39 Main St.; in all price ranges, from mini-jewels Rees who majored m thermo- eiscayne, Fla., to recuper- Alfred Gauthier, East Hart­ dynamlcs and engine design, re- poser Aaron Copeland Friday to lavish ones. All guaranteed A N D RO A ST 15.9 night. ford; Amy Hnack, 65 Westmin­ 200 dal. Min. ceived a master of science de- , L 1 1 ______The — White ...... ------House ------disclosed The prize l.s to recognize “ dls- ster Rd.; Mrs. Thelma A. Hill. at all five Davidson & Leventhal stores! to delight the lass in your life as only \\ ReK»rve The Rlxht To Limit Quantitie. 1 Day Notloe For Del. gree in mechnniciU e g ^ g Tuesday Miss Nixon flew to tingulshed achievement in llter- 99 Strickland St.; Mrs. Eliza­ 24 Ib. Burner Serv<4» beth Irwin, 48 Delmont St. a diamond can. n *lnl^^'r''fn34 *un Florida by military plane last ature, the fine arts, or ,the MANCHESTER neology in 1934 Until he wen o Saturday and would stay there science of government." Also, Mrs. Marion I. Jones, Pepnemiinde.Peenemunde. liphe wn.swas assistant indefinitely ” ’ 23 Wellington Rd.; Walter John- OH. HEAT. INC. I manager ol a steel mill in Leip­ son. Lakevlew Dr., Coventry; 648-4908 - -1- - A ' zig, • ' . Waller T. Kelly, 101 SoutlitH St., Rockville; Amelia Llss, 117 ‘*5^iotl|er Qlouruge au& fllljUbren’' Branford St.; Ellen M. Rak, 72 WESTERN Five Day Forecast Kenneth Dr., Vernon; Melodic five stores o f FA SH 'O ^' iMm idu'iitn* A Drama in Three Acts Rand, 188 Lydall St.’. Tulllo Temperatures in ’ Connecticut By BERTOLT BRECHT Russo. East Hartford; Stephen during the five-day period be­ D Sadlon, We.stvlew Dr., Bol­ • MANCHESTER PARKADE • NEW LONDON MALL — 0|>en Mon. thru Fri. Nights till t). iEiuniiiui Presented by ginning Thursday are expected ^.44,1.. ton; Mrs. Betty A. Slater, 201 Saturday till 6 , - 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Puhli.slipil Daily Kxccpl Sunday.s to be aijove normal with day­ SOCK and BUSKIN Regan Rd.. Rockville; Kevin mu Holiday.*) at 13 BLsmoII Sirfet vlanchi.ster. Conn. (06040) time high.s aveniging in the low Smith, Glastonbury; James • D O W N TO W N N E W BR ITA IN — Open Thurs. Nights till 8:45 p.m. OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 P.M. Friday, Jan. 30, and Saturday, Jan 31, at 8 P.M Sulle, 169 Oakland St.; Mrs. Telephone 643-2711 40s and nighttime lows in the PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER 4 CORBINS CORNER • BRISTOL P L A Z A — Open on.. Wed., Thurs., Fri. Nights till 9, Tues. Second Class 'Piwilage Paid at mid to upper 20s. BAILEY AUDITORIUM JACK NICHOLSON Mary T. Whiteside. 6 J»ark West • 1.MHIO40A U>p*t»86, lahchesler. ponn; ' Dr., Rockville. & Sat. till 6 81 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Precipitation may total !4 to 5 General Admission $1.00 iT'crtroN&A m n ? cIxo w / Diamonds enlarged to,show detail 8 UBSCHIPTION RATES b ir t h s YESTERDAY: A Payable in Advance '•! Inch occurring as sljowera ■ 1 ■ 1 m____ By COLI/MAfA M C I -7 OpM Th m .. Wed., Bat. till • — Thurs., Fri. MU 8 Jne Year ..,...... { ...... $30.00 NO ONE UNDER ig ADMITTED WITHOUT A #>ARENT son to Mr. and Mrs. Chester jlx Months ...... 15 60 late Thursday and again at the Three Months ...... 7 go end of the five-day period. \w' _ '• •' ... V \ A ‘ 'A' \ \ - ; ' A,; \ ^ A ' A \ 'Vw \ \ ' vl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1970 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK., WEDNESDAY^ANUARY 28, 1970____- . y PAGE FOUR ctl against tlic oi'lgln.'il irmUori, Vernon said lie would Ilk4- to l)ting liolli r Dr. Barrett ROY SCOUT clUefs in to dlscu-.s Itii- matter. Tolland Notes and News A.s tills was done 4il one of flic Coffee Has Declined i Asain Heads Charter Panel To Allow cal Her mcclliigs Itic tamimls- M at’s 1968 VOLKSWAGEN mf C7 Sion decided agalnsl it. FIIINT : BS Council Pack 152 A. cliangc, wlili li lias Ijccn 11- Palm er McGee: A ^Catalyst?* As the National Drink Cub Scout Pack 152 met Jan. For Merger of Fire Units garded nccessai y since tlie liiwn FASTBACK SEDAN — Dr. Harold S. Barrett of 120 govurijihents wcri- eoiisolldaled, U.S. scnaloriiil .seal hehl by By JOHN rUNNIFF Ambrlcans In 195b 'consumed 23 at Bowers School, led by By BETTE qUATRAUS JJS. Lakewood Circle was elected Contlnuing its discussion on John Daigle, commission was also approved by tlie ruin- Doiid. AP BiiHlnesH Analyst only 1 2B4 billion cases of sotla »last night to his second term as Jack Edwards, cubma.stcr, and unlflciition of the town fire de- ehalrmnn, and one of tile two inisslon last nlglil, 'I’liis is in tlie Republican U.S. senatorial Tolland must be featured or tonic or fxip or whatever you • VINYl. INTERIOR assistant cub- NEW YORK (AP) - In 1962, „ ny i9e9, that figure had w president of the Charter Oak Robert ' —Brown, ' voting'against tlie motion, said area of Hie budget lirarings and candidate Palmer McGee Jr. of prom inently on the map of U.S. Council, Boy, Scouts of Ameri- partments, the (.’hartcr Revision Amferlqana not only were drink- gp^wn to 2.985 billion lutsi's and • RADIO m aster. ■ ling. Tlie pM-.',. Farmlngfton may well :be the Senatorial candidates. • ca at the 56th annual business (Commission last night approved tempest by making the change. *”W" Ing a lot of coffee but were tend- rising steadily, ted a s/'jloil.s only candidate running because McGee’s vi.sit follows on the • CIJiAN ® meeting and election of officers the!^‘*fol%hi m S 3 eich ^'“‘"Be which will jH-rmlt uni- Burke' said; "You’re going to ‘"-‘"I’ of a challenge Issued by his chil­ ing to drink it black and bitter, ^mitt & Surveys Inc., one of 1795 or probl<*m In Un* lax follfclorH heels of IXxid's appearahee here in Wotherstleld. den displayed the crafU made flcation if the need is obvious dren. Saturday night at the Democra­ using less cream and sugar than nation's largest marketing (lupnitmi’nt a-s Un* of Un* at den meetings. Den 3, Speaking to last night’s meet­ tic victory dance, while Marcus in previous years. research organizations, look on lead In the future. , , , , meetings ran late, tlius causing by Mrs. Jon Peterson nnH ...... Peter Durleko, wlio spoke at a.iih" •• . e ing of the Republican Town s|X)ke to a meeting of the Dem­ Per capita consumption by problem of discovering how TED TRUDON, Inc. “ “ A suggestion made by Ally. , meeting In favor of »'c tax tillls lo go out tale Committee he told of long dis­ ocratic Town (’ommlttee here persons 10 years or older rose to change came about, and It Mrs. George Bensche, gave Thom as Connell w^is put In^the consolldnllng the departm ents H ie fiscal year ends ,.fiiiic .'10. 3.12 cups a day that year, and cussions with his college-age two weeks ago. TOLLAND TPKE. — TAL( OTTVILLE skit presenting games of ^ motion by Atty. Mar and having a paid chief and Tin- way Die cliaiTcr now :.tiinds the coffee break had become an children and their challenge, For a small town, Tolland “Today's youth-oriented popu­ knights. Den 4, led by Mrs, John tin Burke. Connell recommend­ some paid firemen, said he felt budget cstimiilc:. liavc lo lie American institution equivalent VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE “Well Dad, what are you doing seems to be receiving a lot of lation associates coffee drinking ed that the section of the char- a date should be tacked on to filed by all of the town depart- ,to the British tea. Cormler, preseilted a skit show- ter on Fire Departments be de about It?” attention at the moment. that group while it Burke’s motion. He then put this nients at least 100 day.s li'fon- This prompted him to re­ Everything indicated ing the slayinR: of a dragon and leted and the' following imt in America's fondness for the bev­ links soft drinks with the more Idcii Into the form of an amend- the end of Hie fiscal yinir. The enter the political scene after a .Maneliester Eviuiiiig Herald exciting and .swinging part of the rescuing of a damsel in dls- jt^ place: “It shall be the duty ment wlilcli was defeated. commission agreed- lo make- a erage was a long-term agree- tress. After Mrs. Fred Edwards the Board of Representatives 10-year absence, and to seek the Tolland «'orresiM)iident Bette the national scene." ment and that It could only get led the pack in several stoj'les to provide adequate fire protec- Daigle said he felt the same change to 130 days, Republican nomination for U.S. ((m itra le , te l. H76-'jH46. end could be accomplished with stronger and stronger. Coffee Solomon Dutka, president. and songs, the cubs repeated tion to protect the public health, The rest of tlie diites concern- Senate. Vernon out deleting the present .section hearings and Hit- annual Admittedly suffering from an was. in fact, considered by claims that his research shows the cub scout motto. safety and property of the cltl- many to be the national drink, people do not have a natural in the charter. He said that meeting will also be push- tndenttty gap, McGee presents Two Win Trip thursday only spocUH! Several cubs received zens of the town of Vernon.” could be left in and an adden- the town a personable appearance and Is Everything^ was perking, so to “coffee tooth" in the same way awards, including David White, connell said he wanted to Low Bidder speak, and the coffee producers they have a sweet tooth. It Is an dum put on concerning possible ^ ^lay, I'resently an excellent speaker, an asset To Porliiwal Richard Moore and John make it clear that his sugges- future ctmnges. ^ ^(.,.0,1,1 Tuesday due possibly to his career as a basked in the aroma of success, acquired taste, he asserts, cit- -More than 180 members and Kurowskl, wolf: William Brit- tion was made in order to make Comm enting on Durieko’s ,,oi,i,i make it lawyer. well, (or reasons that seem to ‘"B « «tudy that shows taste was nell, bear: Edward Bates, three guests of the Women's Club of Named For sliver arrows- Kevin Edwards responsive to suggestion, Connell said he saw ,„te as June 14. The Presenting his case to the lo­ Manchester on Monday attendoci be tied up with America’s cu- I''® silver arrows, Ketrtn Ldwaros, the people. He stressed he is „o need to put a date on the ^ ^ to cal Republicans, he depleted riously changing habits, and both drinking and not dnnk.ng 2ITx40” bath towels an illustrated talk on Greec.‘ coffee. ^ KuLtricr volunteer change. He .said as long as the himself as a candidate who and Portugal by Stavros Man- School Bus with a little prodding from mak- arrows: Robert In other words, people must full size, white ixiipairicK, firemen and that he sees no departments arc operating all to tlie date Hie tax can "call a “spade a spade,” and ousos, president of the Colossin ers of other drinks, the love af- wolf, gold arrow: Randolph Ed­ need for a change now. How- right now there Is no hu rry to ..^pp^^g^j to be The Windsor Bus Serv ce, cooled considerably. be taught and encouraged to 4 : who can serve as “a catalyst Travel Agency of Hartford. The regular 59c each wards, bear and gold arrow: ever, he noted there should be change it. the hands of the taxpayers, 2 between the various polarized club’s meeting was held at the operated by Elmer Thrall drink coffee, he told a meeting Dr. Harold 8. Barrett Thomas Hagen, bear, silver ar­ By 1969 Americans still were of the National Coffee Associa­ Dr. Barrett, state deputy allownace for change if the town Arthur Brvanl made a motion . ___ _ segments of our society.” Second Congregational Church. Manchester, was low bidder drinking a lot of coffee--some- row: Eric Cormier, wolf: into nnnipsome im-un ^ lete, outdoorsman and natural­ tered. “We must attract new breed many times greater candles in matching candel- xhrall Jr., will adapt itself to modern habits. It sity. Dr. Barrett received his ion contracts. opepU y j M a n s . MMWand MMatrL.niclita tUl tWIr ist. voters into the party and attract crime rates.” abras. Mr^. Anthony Pietran- the Vernon area of soft M.D. from Harvard Medical tonio and Mrs. Jerome Walsh A marketing man was asked f’ many voters from the inde­ He would place the "restruc­ options. School in 1941 and a master’s of were in charge of arrangements. The contract invoves .31 bus­ to explain the change, and he offer flavor Pack 47 pendents and Democrats If we turing of our cities” at the top There are many tastes and public health degree from the Mrs. John Lombardo and Mrs. es, an increase of three over the replied: “There is only so much Cub Scout Pack 47 recently LEARANCEPAGE of - priority lists, both in the University of Michigan School are to win, he said. Arthus Jacob.sen were co-chair- present contract, ^ ic h amount- ^ human can be expected blends, he said, but most held its January pack m eeting take a walk through this areas of better housing and bet­ menues simply list “coffee.’’ of Public Health in 1947. He feels Democrats “are dis­ men of hostesses, Mrs. Andrew $139,221.60. The number of consume. It is not a growing A l t 4 1.11 u 1.U » Rt South United Methodist enchanted" with what is hap­ ter education to provide alterna­ And he suggested, coffee must A lecturer in public health at tives to expanding welfare Lindberg, Mrs. Edward Kurtz buses may have to be changed market: people drink the same pening in their party. They feel and Mrs. Frederick Kurtz pour- before school starts, either amount of liquids year in and be made even more convenient Yale University in 1957, he is ^ gob- roles. n r\ ••wA V\ r\ a*, m ^ • r . ■ -a 4 a-i n I the BIG SAVINGS! “Sen. Thomas Dodd betrayed ed. more or less. The cost was $27.- year out. nse, because by 1980 about 40 ’ a member of numerous medical cat. Edward Chrisholm became and get your share of the voters trust, and they don’t McGee further predicted Nix­ Mrs. Sam Crispino, member- 02 per bus as compared to the ..q-he problem with coffee," P®*" American house- and public health associations. a Webelo. Jeff Slaiby was . on’s proposals concerning wel­ like the Giaimo problems,” he ship chairman, presented red new figure of $40.02.hg continued, “is that it is losing wives will be working and there- Dr. Barrett is listed in the awarded his Bear badge. stated. fare will lead to and eventual AUCTION 1970-71 edition of "Who’s Who carnation corsages to four new -rhere will be a minimum its share of the liquid intake of inclined to prepare ’The cubs saw films on scout­ “The legislative “evolt against payment of welfare on an equal- in the East.” Young Circle Giris' Wortd members, Mrs. J, Larry Coch- charge of $20 for activity trips Americans to other beverages, elaborate meals, by Catalogue Only ing, and on the use of seat belts. Sportsw ear Downtown Only the Democratic leadership left ized nationwide' level, ellminat- ran, Mrs. Elsie Davies, Mrs. allowing up to 40 miles. A but mainly to soft drinks.” Even Can coffee do it? Of course, He has lived in Manchester The next pact meeting will be many Democrats shaken,” he ing the migration to states pay­ Ralph Rooke and Mrs. James charge of 50 cents a mile will during the so-called coffee the marketing men reply, I since 1950 with his wife, Vir­ the annual Blue and Gold Ban­ added. ing higher benefits. Shoptt. be made for each mile over 40. breaks. claiming most credit for having PERSIAN RUGS ginia. They have three children. quet on Feb. 20 for cub scouts He stressed the need for the He described welfare’s effect The minimum charge allows for The statistics tend to bear convinced at least one genera- , Also last night, Edward Ward and their families. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN Wat a low price! Republicans to listen to the I SKI JACKETS originally 30 UNTRIMMED COATS — of breaking up fam ilies .since three hours waiting time. An him out. Back in 1965, Ameri- tion that soft drinks are youth- of 144 Greenwood Dr. w as in- young junior dresses. Choose youth of today. They usually go Fluoridation Cited and Special Collection of 33.00 NOW only 22.90. Sizes & Assorted fabrics In tweeds they are not eligible to receive additional charge will be made cans consumed about 184.2 bot- ful, exciting, swinging and so- • troduced as a 1970 district com­ Pack 112 from prints and solids, 3-13, GIRLS’ DRESSES FOR Democratic, he explained. In Less Tooth Deeay colors limited. and solids. Originally sold up welfare except under the aid oi for each hour after. ties of soft drinks a day. By mehow catalystic of good times. Oriental Rugs in Traditional mittee chairman and member Cubmaster Arthur Raymond values to 20.00, NOW' 6.90 & These people followed Robert dependent children program HARTFORD, Conn. lAP) — of the executive board. of Cub Pack 112 presented sev­ to 60.00 NOW . . . 29.90. SCHOOL OR DRESS! Up to now the town has been 1969, per capita consumption is Coffee, too, can be sold, they 10.90. Kennedy or Eugene McCarthy. . . j move Fluoridation of Hartford’s wa­ and Classical designs eral awards at a recent pack The delegatesj . rto the national , forcing , the husband to transporting handicapped, chll- estimated to have reached 355 say. The results could be very ter supplies has reduced tooth meet In Washington School convention chose to Ignore the out of the house dren with small buses owned bottles, or nearly one a day. interesting, and very revealing Special arrangements have been made to sell the Questioned about a statement children by more than Board of Education. The Rockville cafeteria. Cubs receiving I SWEATER BARGAINS — Big 1.90 & 3.90 primaries and went to the Put in more colossal terms, for all Americans. most superior collection of rugs we have ever offered selection of famous maker made here by Democratic sen- the past 10 years, new contract will include trans- values to 10.00 J bosses and machine selection of for sale at auction. A collertion that will give you Hospital Notes awards were Dana Foster, Bob­ sw eaters. Values to 14.00. atorial candidate Edward Mar- r^Port by me portation of these children, cat: Michael Christlno, Wolf: Humphrey. ’ the opportunity to chose from a wide variety of NOW 4.90 & 6.90. cus regarding Connecticut’s low L h department. going to the Hart- visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 Steven Luz, one gold arrow, two “Youth is seeking realistic an­ qualities, colors and designs from almost every swers to realistic questions,” share of the taxes it pays the made public School for the Deaf each p.m. in all areas except ma­ silver arrows: Dale Lachap- ^ 9 0 & 4 . 9 0 day. major rug weaving center in the world. We have ternity where they are 2 to 4 pelle. Bear: Bruce ’Thompson, values to 12.00 haired and mini-skirted youth it was unavoidable sin The two other companies en­ in this grouping, for example, famous Persian Rugs: and 6:30 to 8 p.m. Michael Stevens, Steven Kru- income fluoridation in Hartofrd. IsAVE NOW—Regular to 18.00 SMIl UK. m M KVICF there is great concern for their one of the highest tering, ibids w ere E. D. Hayes at KESHAN, NAIN, SAROUK, QUOM, ISPAHAN, zyk, Steven Comeau, John 'sim- Comparing examinations of enkalure jersey dresses, GIRLS’ WINTER COATS - fellow man, McGee stated. states. He described it as $261,642.48 and H erb’s G arage etc., as well as an unusual fine collection from Rus­ Admitted Monday; Albert Stratton and John Anderson, comparable children in 1960 and short sleeve and long. In Buy now and save.. .a great I Stated Positions ply a statistic.” at $261,813.60. sia, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Bulgaria and from the Monflls, Old Post Rd., Tolland: Webelos scientist badges: McGee feels answers to to­ He did add, however, that if 1970, dentists found a 64 per kingdom of Nepal — in a large variety of sizes. George MIkkelson Jr., Stafford Mario Orduz, Order of Light. prints and solids, and NOW selection In sizes 3-6x and A day’s problems require alternat­ defense spending by the govern- cent . . . decrease , in ... the number Springs; Felix Karkavich, Su- Ulysses Ordug was induced cmly 8.90. 7-14. values to 36.00 . .. NOW [ ing conservative and libera! de­ ment, is, taken , , into . , _account,___ _ the of baby •' teeth which were de­ Elephanta Hear Well gar Hill Rd., Tolland; Lansley into the Webelo Den after com- s 16.90 & 22.90. Values to 42.00 | cayed extracted or filled’ On Wednesday, January 28 Merton, Morrison St. Ext., pietlng all the requirements of cisions. state gets back more per cap- n r p ; ; “g:;rdecre;8‘e'“in ...N O W 18.90 & 24.90. He provides an interesting the NEW YORK — Most animals a t 8 p.m. Rockvlle; Ronald Evans Jr., cub scout. ital in defense contracts than n .,4 Ellington Ave., Rockville; Ra­ contrast of positions, but gen­ any other state, balancing out Pei-manent teeth af- hear better humans, part- At Willie’s Motel [CLEAN SWEEP — all wool erally supports the policies of fected in those ways. ly because of their larger ears chael Galvin, Campbell Ave., famous make skirts, in solids PRICES SLASHED! Fam-1 the situation. 444 Center St., Manehester, Conn. Vernon; Mathilda Dam beck. President Richard Nixon. The ceremonies Tuesday night and partly because ear mobility Niantic Escapee and plaids, in junior and mis­ oils Danskln Slacks ... tap-1 AUhmiwh were sponsored by the Hartford enables them to turn toward the Exhibition from 6 to 8 pan. West Hartford; Helen- Schors, • Regarding the Vietnam war Hillside Ave. Manor, Ver­ Captured Near Prison sy sizes, regular to 15.00 ered slacks In hunter, navy, and pointing to his m ilitarv h town com County Medical Association, the source of the sound. Among the and pastels, 4-14. Values to I 0"'y about a dozen town com- Hartford Dental Society, . and. „hamestsharpest hearers arearc elenhants.elephants, non; Alloe Campbell, Pros­ drasUcally background, which included mittee members and gue.sts at­ Auctioneer: Mr. M. Killion NIANTTC, Conn. (AP) — A 6.00 . . . NOW AT 2.90 & 3.90. | the City Health Department. deer and most foxes. pect St., Rockville: Paul Ko- graduation from West Point, he tended the talk, those there ap­ morowskl, Lawrence St., Rock­ Boston woman who escaped PRE-imNTORY claimed the country made a peared interested in what Mc­ Specialized Merchandise Exchange, Inc ville; Josephine Baldwin, Heidi from the Niantic State Prison “tragic mistake when we Amer­ for Womdh during the night was Gee was saying and asked ques­ 243 Pearl Street, New York, N.Y. 10038 Dr., Vernon; Jeffrey HamiU, GIRLS TOPS AND Slacks . icanized the Vietnam war in tions during a break in the ' Oakmoor Dr., Vernon; Nettle captured at 8 o’clock this morn­ by famous Alleen. Values 'to I F ebruary 1965.” Offices in LONDON. TEHERAN, TORONTO, JOHANNESBURG I CROCHETED DRESSES—reg­ meeting. Remkiewlcz, Franklin Park W., ing as she was hiking along a 5.50 . . . Veduced to 1.90 & | “We should not interfere with AN EXCITING PARTY IDEA! Terms: Cash or check road not far from the prison. u lar to 30.00, 100% wool In His background includes two Rockville; Genevieve Wieliczka, 2.90. the internal policies and struc­ © 1970 assorted colors, sizes 6-14 ... term s in the legislature. He is Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and Hammond St., Rockville; Joan The escape was noticed at CIEAMNCEI ture of government in any coun­ Parsons, St. James Ave., En­ 1:30 a.m. today when a ma­ Now 16.90. try,” he stated. Our foreign aid an attorney w'ith Day, Berry Home Delivered Buffets and policies should be directed Howard of Hartford, and a field; Helene Clement, Hart­ tron's car was found abandoned SAVE! cotton flannel pajam­ and on a road near the prison. to those people in the country 1945 graduate lOf the U.S. mlli- in Reody^to-Serve Containera! ford Tpke., Rockville, ISAVE NOW! Regular to 12.00 W hy a PRE-INVENTORY SALE . . . fhat's easy. The less merchandise we have to count . . . as and gowns, 4-14. regular | ’Thomas St. Hilaire, Mile who need it particularly In edu- tary academy at West Point Suspecting that a prisoner classic wool sweaters, slip- to 5.00 . . . Now 2.90. Fur further information cafl Rd., Tolland. to chock to move around . . , the better and foster for us. So starting THURSDAY cation, he said. “All too often and a 1955 graduate of Yale may have driven the car to ons and cardigans, 34-40, Discharged Monday: Jeanne that polnf. correction officials the money never reaches those Law School. He has served as NOW 4.90. thru SATURDAY, JANUARY 29-31 . . . you'll find hundreds of items in every department who need it." chairman of the state Develop- GARDEN GRDVE CATERERS liw. Yoxall, Ash Rd., Wapplng; El­ began a cell check. In jda Wal- GM len Tosado, West Main St., In a great number of un- ment Commission while in the •49-S31S or 649-5314 . Youcoukibuy ston’s bunk they found a dum­ marked down way down. A GREAT OPPPORTUNITY FOR BOTH OF US TO SAVE Accessories Rockville; Werner Kupfer- developed countries “the low legislature, and was the first Of ilCftllKC my. schmld. Sunset Rd., Ellington; literacy rate prevents the coun- announced candidate for the you save dollars ... we save time . . . see you at Burton's Downtown and Parkade. MUST SACRIFICE! Krinkle Mary Smith, Gaynor PL, Officials .said the 28-year-old try from operating on a Demo------Miss Walston apparently slipped and all leather bags that cratlc basis.” Quoting Thomas Rockville; Louise Kreyssig, Nye BIG SUPER VALUES! one of those email cars. St., Rockville; Brenda Gagne, away before the cell doors were originally sold for 15.00, now | Jefferson he stated, “For Davis Ave., Rockville; Mrs. •locked at 9 p.m. Tuesday. ALL WOOL reduced to 7.90. Demcxiracy to work you must Miss Walston ‘was being held Dresses Lingerie — cont. MUST SACRIFKJE! YOUNG have intelligent people.” Darryl Peters and son, Wllllng- for federal authorities on a FULL FASHIONED SAVE NOW ON Junior Coats — choose from He termed Inflation an ‘^Insld- ton, and Mrs. Barbara Marquis fun furs and wools in solids charge of Interstate tran.sporta- loua disease effecting our econo­ and son, Windsor Ave., Rock­ MISTY HARBOR and plaids, 3-13. reg. to 45.00 REDUCED! tion of a motor vehicle. SWEATERS JUNIORS SAVE...on a great DRASTIC AIJ.Y my.” He applauded President ville. BRIDAL GOWNS ... at fon- . . . NOW 18.90 & 28.90. ALI^WEATHER COATS assortment of dresses. Ace- lUibblt mittens regular 3.60 I Nixon’s efforts to combat Infla­ But look what you doift get Uite knits, bonded orlons, Uustically low price. Regular Downtown Only NOW 1.90. tion, claiming it should have OPEN SUNDAY! cocktail drosses, 3-15. reg. 30.00 fam ous make b rid il been started three years before. 4 .9 0 . 20.00-40.00 NOW AT O N LY .. . gowns, satin trims, perma­ McGee warned against apply­ 9.90-14.90. nent pleated, Imported laces, ; WILL SACRIFICE! Genuine ing the brakes tex) quickly, how­ at only 39.90 TRIM THE P, S, M ... save now at YOUNG JUNIOR SKIRTS — ever, and causing a recession. R egular 9.00 all wool sw eat­ I lamb hoods .. . sold at 10.00 Only 16 Left 12.90. Regular to- 14.00 skirts, in “The most tragic thing in a ers. Choose from turtle necks, MISSY DRESSES, that regu­ solids and plaids. A line, flip now .selling at the special j family is (or the husband ,,and Nova’s FAT Iv necks, cardigans, mock tur- REGULAR 65.00 zip out all larly sold for 20.00-50.00. skirts, and pant skirts, re­ price of^ 5.00. 2 weather coats witli famous Choose from double wool father to be out of a job,” he glove duced to 4.90 & 6.90. WHAT day-night Nova’s I ties, in assorted colors, sizes knits, polyester knits, bonded slated. Nova’s compartment more usable OUT OF borg linings and completely A BARGAIN! anti-theft with lock rearview mirror 134-40. Take advantage of thero orions, acetates, ''iocktiui WHAT GREIAT SA'VINGS Regarding crime, he approv­ luggage washable'.. .a great bargain. dresses, 8-20. NOW 10.90- ed of Nixon’s doubling of the ignition key capacity how. low prices! I GENUINE LAMB GU5VES . . warning buzzer YOUR 18.90. law enforcement budget to fight Nova’s Downtown Only BRUSHED GOWNS i been .‘wlUng at 5.00, nbw 2.60. SAVINGS! Young junior bond­ a "staj^gering increase” in Nova’s cigarette Nova’s Magic-Mirror acrylic lighter rear windows AND PAJAMAS ed wool slacks, washable, crime. ”We need better law en­ COBBS CORNER . . we sell sizes 5-13. Regularly 9.00, re­ forcement agencies but that is lacciuer iinisli ■ that roll up IWHAT’A BARGAIN! and down every day at 16.00. Bonded duced to 6.90. PEARL ROl’ES . . regxUar not the sole answer.” Nova’s jumpers, sizes 8-18, MUST SACRIFICE . . orlon skim m ers .sizes 8-16. re ­ 2.50 white and colored, up to "We must provide kids with clioic-e of three duced to 9.90, Ju-st 20 . . . get INCOME T H value, now 8.90. 3.90 90” long now reduced to 1.69. decent places to live,” he standard REGULAR 60.00 tlieni while they lost. regular 8.00 stated. “Deplorable conditions what will engines: cargo-guard Infants 4, G, or V8 Wa exarcita your righfi— BOTH Downtown Only luggage in making daductloni, and CHINCLETTE AND you do compartment FEDERAL Lingerie Brushed gowns. long granny SAVINGS EVERYWHE2RE! 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\PAGE Se W ^ MANCHESTER e v e n i n g ' H e A a LD, MANCHESTER. CON^., WEDNESDAY , ,iAi) u ARY 28, i97(> ' 1 '' -1 —t-—— MANCHESTER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., 28. 1970 or to answer daytime calls on fiction, biography, adventure, PAGE SIX S o u th Windsor T o lla n d an “ availability basis." Spence, nature, crafts, mystery iJaytlme service volunteers Court Cases aVid reference books. The com­ are not confined to the tele- and polttlcal conditions could legitimate­ mittee is working with Educa­ |)hone but are requested to re- ilatirljMtfr ly be revised to accommodate the testa­ $14,200 tor Ambulance Book Fair tional Reading Service, n pro­ KjK.nd to an emergency when ■ UIBCIIIT 12 fessional book fair company to tor’s good intentions to the. standards of and if i;alled. Rockville Hcssloii furnish an Individual selertion Voted by Town Meeting Interested persons may con­ FVBUBHBD BY THU another and later and presumably more Judge Francis Quinn didn’t Planned At of hooks for the fair. HBBALJ) PRINTINO CO., INC tact ■ either TVAA President 18 Blaaell Street advanced age. wait for the prosecutor- and de­ The program for the evening Umt night’s town meeting Kodney Gray or Chuck Mayer Manchester, Conn. fense atlornoy to sum up their will be a panel discussion by Or the Court could have indulged it­ Orchard Hill unanimously approved the ap- to enroll In cither class. THOMAS F. FERGUSON arguments in the short trial teachers (rem various grade . to place their names on a roster WAJLiTER R, FERGUSON self in the fancy that old Senator Bacon The TVAA volunteers answer- Publishers . held yesterday in Circuit Court. Thc Orchard Hill School ITA levels on the Family Living tlur- proprlatlon of $14,200 for the dispatch center. Pounded October 1, 1881 himself, if he were alive and giving a Instead-he made an Immediate will .sponsor a student book fair frtculujn. The refreshments will purchase of a new ambulance ijocal businessmen and col- over 100 calls In 1969, or im Published Every Evening Except Su^ays finding of innocent for John F. beginning tomorrow and (iontln- be served by the second grade nnd authorized the Board of lege students over 21 years of '*^**j*[*’*' ° j and Holidays. Entered at the OfOce at public park today, would have chosen Flynn, 29, of Tolland Green, i|lng through next Wednesday, room mothers In the cafeteria selectmen to accept a $6,750 fed- age can serve their community ‘*y vo ^ e Manchester, Conn., as Second C3asa Mall to make an unrestricted gift, wherefore nearly one call per week. Matter. ______^ __ _ Tolland, charged with breach of Students will be able to browse at the conclusion of the pro- jjmnt to offset tlie cost. as ambulance volunteers. ' ™ Tax Exempt Organizations SUBSCRIPTION RATES it would be a courtesy to the old gentle­ peace by assault. and select books which they or gram or after you; have Items were approved Volunteers arc alss Angeles Tlmes-WaAlng- Goldman, home economics 'ance associaitlon. Hill Rds. Reagan ’ Sprains Ankle ton Post News Service. _ , _ , that a man may leave his money the cause was found on charges of building ho;ne libraries, but will We will continue to provide The morning clas.s for those SACHAMENro, Calif. (AP) Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. breaking and entering with also contribute to a worthwhile best' 'possible service*'to the who work second or third shift Publishers Representatives —. Mathews. way he wants to leave it. We admire also serve on the panel. Kit best possible service'to the who work serond^or Ihlrd jshHt Ronald Reagan, veteran Sliannon and Cullen Inc.. Special ^ency criminal intent and larceny project. The school earns 20 per townspeople that any volunteer will be taught by Raymond of many a movie horse opera,, — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. the principle even while we deplore the over $260. The alleged break oc- cent of all sales and profits will . . . . . m _ ^1.. ^44 4V-IA AizAvilntr 4 ’ .Manchester Evening Herald group can,” he promised. Blanchette and the evening was limping around with a cane will. curred at the Ellington Ridge be u.sed to purchase new pay- Wednesday, January 28 .South Windsor eorrespniident The TVAA also Issued an ap- cIm s by Harold Mattson Tuesday because of a riding ac- Country Club when $398 worth ground equipment, Carol .Moulton, tel. 6M-8714. peal for new volunteers to The classes are open to both of liquor was taken. Klemas is The Orchard Hill PTA is spon- answer emergency calls, partlc- men and women desiring (tost , snr-iined his Did We Learn Nothing? The One Day Work Week? held under $1,000 bond. Addi- soring this event, with Mrs. ularly during daytime hours. aid training. There is no obllga- Allies said he spniineU his ReLnt reassignments tlon to affiliate with the TVAA. right ankle Saturday when he Certain advice given by Senator Ja­ tlonal charges of breaking and Richard Berrlo serving as book Dies in 1-84- Crash 2 Among the increasing number of scien­ entering with criminal intent, fair chairman. The committee WILLINGTON (API Mrs. have depleted the list of men Volunteers joining the TVAA parted company with his mount cob Javits of New York to the leaders tific experimenters who refuse to take larceny and receiving stolen Includes Mrs. Raymond_ _ _Lydon Edna Taylor, 53, of the Bronx, available for ambulance calls will be a.sked to serve “ on call” during a session of practice of Japanese business the other day has anything for granted there is a French •goods were nolled. Kfemas also Mrs"~PauI White,'Mrs. Ronald died Tuesday afternoon during W ”day to only three, two or three nights a month, jumping at his ranch, a familiar sound, although we cannot re­ pleaded not gulty to dispensing Primavera, Mrs. Salvatore Cur- when the car her son was driv- compared to 12 earlier. ^ ^ speleologist who has apparently succeed­ iquor without a permit with vino and Mrs. Henry Heath. '"B struck the median on Inter- The situation was described w, call Us specific antecedents. ed in conning people Into living a 48 hour trial scheduled for this on The book fair display will in- state 84 and rolled down an em- as critical “ because these three , It sounded as if we had gone through instead of a 24 hour day. Feb. 19. elude attractive new books from bankment. men cannot be available 100 per gT_ in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 Robert Tucker, 29, of 118 West many publishers in all popular Her son, Charles H Taylor, cent of the time.” - CLOSED MON. - OPE5N THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORE Japanese expansion before World War He did it by putting them down in a Main St., Rockville, was price rangesranges. All reading areas 25, of New York City, waslyas Men who work either the sec- ; q a K ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFOra - II and then through World War II and cave over a period of months, isolat­ sentenced to six months In jail, price of interest ranges, to ft students. re g will be charged , with misconduct _ with _ ond or ^third shift and are to 622-7201 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. 649-7196 then through these two decades of such suspended after 60 days with represented, including classics, a motor vehicle. town for even a short period ing them, depriving them of all methods Wim Reginald Pinto In Portugal close Japanese-Amerlcan friendship only ol telling time, and then using his con­ probation for two years on a to come out again somewhere quite near ROMAN BRIDGE OVER MONDEGO RIVER charge of aggravated assault. trol of their artificial lighting to influence The time he has served in jail where we were when we were first be­ their habits. since his arrest Dec. 28 will coming aware ol modem Japan —con­ ’The 48 hour day man, the experiment count as part of the 60 days. cerned with its economic competition A Thought for Today He was also fined $35 eifter discovered, needs only 12 hours for sleep, pleading guilty to operating a Sponsored by the Manchester with ourselves; which leaves 36 hours a day free for motor vehicle without a license. Inside Report Council of Churches Open Forum What Senator Javits said to these lead­ work and play. Without any time clues Thomas C. Dumais, 16, of ers of Japan’s business was that they by Pine Dr., Ellington, received a to make him feel tired, or sleepy, Holiness is not derived from 30-day suspended sentence on had better think hard about the trade he seems to follow the 36 and 12 routine Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert 1>. Novak living life on a wholly spiritual Selecting Judges als, andl so on and so on and so a charge of operating a motor i, imbalance between our two countries with as much energy and accohiplish- plane. Holiness is not conform­ vehicle without permission. He CAIRO—If Israel’s ever-more Alexandria, thus presenting Mos­ was also fined $26 with $16 re­ which results from the fact that Japan ing to a particular set of riger- To the Editor, The pressures from various O F M A M O l-l E S T E R ment as any ol us surface livers achieve cow with [ui agonizing dilemma mitted on a cl>argc of operat­ sells more to us than Japan lets itself daring raids into the heart of To me it seems that the pri­ self-interests which happen to with our own allocation of the hours of — intervention or another Arab ous spiritual exercises. Holiness ing a motor vehicle without 'k Egypt are designed to topple mary, the basic and the most possess the influence and power buy from us. The background for his humiliation. is more than pious words. Holi­ are molding the image of the . license. our 24 hour day. If we were to succeed President Gamal Abdel Nasser, ness, is wholeness! It is the in­ essentiai requirement of a court OF MANCHESTER speech was the fact that Washington Accordingly, to avoid the slow, highest Judiciary of our land. It A 19 - year - old, Edward A. in orienting all humanity to the 48 horn- as the Israeli themselves pro­ steady destruction of Egypt’s tegration of what we believe of law is to judge impartially. Waite of 23 Mountain St., Rock- has been trying to get Japan to drop is an image wiilch has been s e m i ­ f day, we might make It that much easier fess, Isreal is almost certainly military strong^points,, the with what we do and vice portrayed by euch a^ectives as ■vlile. pleaded guilty to a sub­ versa. We experience holiness When two people cannot settle a its own protectionist barriers against our doomed to disappointment. In­ Soviets may soon be forced to the ’’Warren” Court or the stitute information charging lor travelers in jets and in space to when we no longer struggle to dispute between themselves, switch signals and encourage “ Packed” Court of an earlier him with breach of peace. He imports and to ease restrictions on the stead, the spectacular feats now separate our religion from the they may seek and abide by the DRAPERY SHOP - 11 OAK ST. a n n u a l make those physiological adjustments to Nasser into some kind of politi­ era. But did we hear any con­ was given a jail sentence which investment of American capital in being performed by Israeli arms rest of our life, when we see opinion of an impartial person. changing time schedules. cal talks. But, a person who is known to cern for a “ Wise” Court or a coincided with the 14 days ho Japanese industry while, at the same are having a different result: The first phase of this s-witch ourselves as one, when our best has already served, so that the PHONE 643-5171 But the truly epochal possibility which words and thoughts live in our be on the side of one of the “ Just” Court? time it has been asking Japan to set Making Nasser more reluctant may already have started, with parties, isi not an impartial Does not this country realizes youth will not have to return to FEKNITERE may lie just ahead in such experimenta­ actions. . to start peace talkk. Nasser giving a green light to arbitrator. This is also illustrat­ that to expect the court, if th-3 . jail. Prosecutor Joseph Paradi­ voluntary quotas on its own textile ex­ King Hussein of Jordan to wet se urged that the youth be al­ tion may be something no one has men­ The political corollary of the The Reverend Robert W. Ihloff ed in the case of trial by jury. occasion occurs, to render only his toes on the political front by lowed to continue with the ports to the United States. dashing and humiliating Israeli St. George’s Episcopal Church Only a jury which has no pre­ judgments which reflect the J tioned yet. agreeing to talks ■with Israel psychiatric treatment his fam- 1 T Japan, in other words, has got the radds seems to be a Nasser Bolton judices against a defendant is wants and interests of the ” ef- TTie number ol waking hours of a 48 through third parties. ■ lly is providing, and Adult Pro­ build-up at home. Instead of trustworthy of rendering an im­ Itective” pressure groups, is drop on us, tradewiae speaking, pretty But as long as Israeli air­ bation officer Paul J. McGeary hour day comes close to the number of making him politically vulner­ partial Judgment. But look at like expecting the court to fol­ craft and commandos continue much the same way it was beginning to able to the revenge-seeking pas­ our biased way of selecting low a pre-drawn line similar to agreed with the recommenda­ t/SSS hours now considered standard for the their attacks deep into Egyptian tion. Waite is presently on pro- : trouble us once before. Then it became sions of the Egyptian people, H e ra ld judges. It seems as if impartiai- ' what is known In some countries SALE American five day work week. who might be expected to make territory, Nasser himself la not Ity of an appointee is a dl.s- as a party line? This Indeed bation. our policy to close our doors, and when about to start settlement talks. Re-arrest was ordered for ; IIS ’The next stage, in terms of unimagin­ a scapegoat out of Nasser, the Y esterd a y s dlsqualifylng fault. Rather it is seems to be like a natural we did Japan began looking for a co­ Israeli successes so far are do­ This is why most diplomatic ex­ demanded the prospective jur­ thing in our present system. Jacob Rogowski, 43, of 24% ative normal progress, would be to the perts here suspect that the deep­ Snlpslc St., Rockville, under : prosperity sphere ol its own in its own ing just the opposite—consoli­ 25 Years Ago ist be either a liberal or a coii- Then could not this be the rea­ lour day week. , dating Nasser’s posi'tlon. Everj- er purpose of the Israeli raids servaU've, a dove or a hawk, a son why so many citizens live $160 bond on charges ol breach A hemisphere, which turned out to be may be to rule out all possibility with some of the laws not by of peace by assault and being ; But if we could adjust the celestial crap of government propagan­ This was a Sunday; The racist or an integrationist, an of a political settlement along something we couldn’t tolerate either. da is being used to that end. Heraid did not pubiish. isolationist or internationalist, accepting them', but by surrend­ found intoxicated. shades so that we could live in the same the lines of the Oct. 28 proposals A re-arrest was also ordered Reg. $228. This apparent recurrence of a familiar ’The whimsical reaction of an pro capitalist or pro labor, hard ering to them? way that has proved practical enough by the U.S., proposals bitterly on criminals or soft on crimin- I Gershanoff under $100 bond lor Edward situation and issue between the United Egyptian housemaid to the loud assalledi by Israel. 10 Years Ago Mills, 24, of 36 Foster Rd., Ver­ down Inside the caves of Fraijce, we presence of a low-flying air­ States and Japan prompts two questions. Frank Keegan of Parker St. non, on charges of breach of would be within easy reach of a one craft on the outskirts of Cairo peace and being found intoxl- The first is the question ol how the one day last week is symbolic. is co-chairman of the Charity day work week. cated. $ 169. Ball given by Junior Chamber United States behaves when it finds it A Westerner rushed to the door John McDonald, 24, of 28 ;; for an anxious look at the plane. of- Commerce. has the economic drop on some oth­ Poet’s Corner Tfie League of Women Vot­ Reservoir Rd.. Vernon, pleaded The United States And Israel “ Don’t worry,” she said, “ it’s Today in History ers adopts resolution supporting Innocent to a charge of breach er nation. Does it then practice, itself, President Nixon’s message of re­ one of our paper planes." expansion of Mary Cheney Li­ ■ of peace and will be tried by the wisdom Senator Javits and our State assurance to American Je\^sh leaders It was, indeed, one of Nasser's jury at a later date. brary. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tacked the Chinese garrison at on the Middle East is, like Secretary of aircraft, an old-style turbo-prop. Little Children William LaPlant, 23, of 25 Department recommend to Japan? Does But what did she mean, “ paper Shanghai. State Rogers’s December speech, a sim­ Today is Wednesday, Jan. 28, -■ Vernon Ave., Rockville, plead­ any nation really have such wisdom and plane” ? Because I love little children In 1945, during World War II, ple restatement ol longdstanding Ameri­ Life shall be always fair. the 28th day of 1970. There are an American truck convoy from ed Innocent to a charge of re­ restraint? "We put them up to confuse sisting arrest and will be tried can policy. The two statements are per­ the enemy,” she said. "They • There’s a beaten path to my Current Quotes 337 days left in the year. India crossed the frontier be­ / ’The second question is this. If Japan fectly compatible with each other and doorway. by the court Feb. 10, are made only of paper, but By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today’s Highlight In History tween Burma and China, re­ Fines were imposed yester­ with the position taken by the previous the Israelis think'they are real.” Glad “ Welcome” awaits them proves unable to restrain itself, is it “ This is the highest cotton I opening the Burma R^^d. day on Kenneth Campbell. 44, Administration following the 1967 Arab- It is only a guess how many there. On this date in 1909, U.S. con­ then automatically going to be a situa­ Israel war. ever picked in.” —Country sing­ Ten Years Ago of Tolland, who pleaded guilty Egryptalns h.ave been taken in by trol in Cuba was ended. to reckless driving, ' $60; Leo­ tion in which the United States turns in­ The President said that the United Because I love little children. er Johnny Cash at a $l,000-a- this Allce-in-Wonderiand tale Up to 2,000 persons were re­ nard Deacheneaux, 18, of Rt. 83, States believes peace in the Middle East spun by Nasser’s propagfanda Days hold sweet charm me. plate dinner for the Elsenhower On This Date creasingly protectionist in its answer to ported arrested in the Domini­ " Ellingfton, charged with procur­ ’’can 'be based only on agreement be­ doctors to explain away the Their wide-eyed trust, Medical Center, Reg. $230. Japan, all without anybody trying to re­ In 1596, the English navigator. can Republic in a crackdown on ing liquor lor a minor, $25; tween the parties and that agreement phenomenal lO-to 1 ratio of air simplicity. “ Anyone who looks around at Sir Francis Drake, died on his plotters against the Trujillo dic­ Cheryl Detamore of Bolton, \ mind us of all the soulful wisdom we can be achieved only through negotia­ kill that IsraeK fighter pilots, Are beautiful to see. the economy today and says the ship off Panama. tatorship. charged witli failure to display ^ tions between them.” ’This is the philoso­ now flying U.S.-made Phan­ had accumulated lor making a fine and Because I love 'little children. anti-inflation policy is not t^ing . headlamps,' $10; Edward Silva, phy ol the Nov. 22, 1967, Security Council toms, have rung up over Eg^ypt In 1807, Pall Mall in London Ftvo Years Ago 16, of 38 Franklin St., Rockville, better new world, back in 1946, just af­ since the 1967 six-day war. Bat They come to me each day. hold is just not seeing wnat is became the first street in the ! $ 179. flesolution that the Johnson Administra­ Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II charged with failure to grant ter we had sacrificed so much and We talk and sing, have lots of going on.” —Secretary of Labor tion helped to draft eind consistently sup­ it partially explains the lack of world to be lighted by gas. visited the bier of Sir Winston right of way, $10, and Michael anger at Nassser in the teeth cf fun. George P. Shultz. fought so hard to have a chance to prac­ ported. It was reiterated by Secretary The happy childlike way. In 1871, Paris surrendered to Churchill in Westminster Hall. S. Smith, 17, of Buff Cap Rd., $ 159. the Israeli attacks now striking Rogers in his Dec. . 9 address when he the Germans in the Frnneo-Pru- It was an unusual tribute by Tolland, charged with defective- tice sanity? within listening distance of ilie “ In our schools when a teach­ said: ‘An agreement among the powers Because I love little children. sian War. heart of the capital. er enters, the children stand up. royalty to a commoner. muffler, $10. Way back then there were a number My heart shall know no fear. Nolles were granted to Rob­ cannot be a substitute for agreement Sympathy for Nasser, not out­ And they feel respect, too.’ ’-— In 1878, the world’s first com­ ol things which seemed almost within They make the world a happy One Year Ago ert Gouldsbrough, 34, ol 46 Sale among the parties themselves.” rage at the humiliating Egyp­ Mrs. Arshldokht Arshl, wife of mercial telephone switchboard •’ West St„ Rockville, charged reach, so compelling was the simple ’This basic principle of American poli­ tian reverses, is still the domin­ place. an Iranian supreme court jus­ went into operation in New Ha­ 12 men were rescued from a Thank God for children here with breach of peace: Richard cy is (n no way Inconsistent with the Nix­ ant mood, it is strengfthened. tice, after an official six-month ven, Conn. burning coal mine in Mt. Mor­ Famous La-Z-Boy common sense argument for them. J. Meagher, 18, of 293 Merllne on Administration’s efforts to facilitate moreover, by the fatalistic res­ inspection of U.S. schools. In 1932, Japanese forces at­ ris, Pa. For quality Slipcovers at Among them was, of course, a world Florence Burdick Gibson Dr., Vernon, charged with negotiations by working with other per­ ignation which has been so breach of peace; Eugene J. law against military war, to be en­ manent members ol the Security Council much a part of the Eigyptain Morgan, 62, of 21 Brooklyn St.. forced by a United Nations police force, to strenghten the mediation mission of psyche for untold centuries. Rockville', charged with breach This national mood is summed U.N. Ambassador Gunnar Jarring. In the of peace by assault, and Jesse Rocker-Recliners and a free trade system which would up in the word ’’malesh” —” .sj 2 absence of progress toward a settlement By Whitaker J. Uneless, 33, of 36 Village St., Semi-Annual sale prices! guarantee against economic war by what, that’s’ life.” “ Malesh” is by the parties themselves, the world Rockville, charged with breach abolishing its nationalistic weapons. community is entitled—indeed, obliged being heard a great deal here these days. of peace. under the U.N. Charter to seek to pro­ Nolles were also granted to Was there nothing gained from World In the upper ranks of Nasser';: mote peace and prevent a new war that Marion Shanahan of Bancroft Sofa ...... Reg. $101.50...... Now $ 89 now Sharpley reduced during War II except the dubious privilege of government and army, reaction threatens all nations. Rd., Vernon charged with to the audacious Israeli es­ temporarily switching allies alter it? President Nixon’s promise that the Sofa & Chair ...... Reg. $188.00...... Now $139 capades is far different. Nas­ failure to grant right ol way and Cora Joslln of Forest' View United States is “ maintaining a careful ser and his military chiefs are Rockville, charged with Sofa & 2 Chairs...... Reg. $265.00...... Now $189 watch on the relative strength ol the furious at the ease with which Dr.. A Will Is A Will Is A WUl forces (in the Middle East) and. . .will failure to grant one-hnlf the our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale! The Supreme Court, the other day, Israeli paratroops , have been not liesitate to provide arms to friendly able to'heist his radar machlne.s hjghway. went into a strict constructionist mood, states as the need arises” is similar to and carry them home. Behind and ruled that a will is a will is a will. a pledge President Johnson made to Levi the walls of official secrecy, Blaiberg’ s Longer Life Eshkol, the former Premier ol Israel, the army Is, said to have court- The easiest, most economical way to redecorate and update a shabby Under the terms ol the 1911 will by two years £®o. ’There has never been any martialed between three and Said of Little Pleasure faded sofa and chair into sparkling new colorful jiieces is with Watkins ROME (API — Mrs. Philip which United States Senator Augustus reason to doubt that the new Administra­ five officers for the disgrace of quality slipcovers at Semi-Annual Sale prices. Blatberg was quoted in an Ital­ Octavioua Bacon left 100 acres to be a tion would honor that pledge. Certainly , the radar theft, at Ras Ghareb, Within the past 41 years, La-Z-Hoy has acquired a imputation for extreme ('oiiifori and there is no evltjlence from the flghy The ch a^e; Failure to respon.I ian magazine today as saying Call 643-5171 today for Watkins Shop-at-Home Service. You choose park in the center ol Macon, Ga., the her husband, regarded as the quality. ■ ing fronts to Indicate that Israel’s mllft to the Israeli attack despite the your fabrics fight in your home or at our shop. All our fabincs are "Vat- use of that pai^ was to be restricted first suiccfesbful heart transplant tary position has been allowed to deterj presence of two armored battal­ dyed and Pre-shrunk\ and are treated with Scotchgard or Zepel for^soil ijlnd now^ during ^Watkins S(/nii-Annual Furniture Sale, three popular Lii-Z-I’i'y-; at e lieing to white resldepts only. ions (Only 30 . miles away, The jv patient, got little out of the time iorate. , , \ repellency.allency. Fabrics aiSe skillfully cut and pinned ci^refully to your furaj- offered at khjiriily .reduced /prices.- i ' \ , i V sentence; Death, by sh^ting. added to hij life. ture to insure proper fit. All Watkins slip covers'are self welted at no What the Supreme Court said the other Surely Israelis and their most at ‘ Blalberg lived for 19% months j Wake up yc^iur room decor with the chair that resixin'ds to your every wi«h . . . I'is-king, supporters here must recognize, What part' the ^.vlet military extra charge. When your slipcovers are finished we put them on your TV viewing, lounging, even fuH*l)ed reclining. day, in a decision written by Justice advisers played in this punish- afterv the transplant by Dr. Washington has done that arms alone furniture as a double check for fit. Prices include both fabric; nnd labor Hugo Black, was that the property in m«nt can only be conjectured. Christiaan Biimurd In 1968. During this event, the famous La-Z-Roys il’ustrated are available in tlie<‘DiiiMml# .M;i,i k uf cannot insure Israel’s security in the But the Russians, who are doing The magazine Bellezza quoted ; for (1) up to 78” sofa with 2 or 3 cushions (2) one cushion cliair.s. Wing Quality nylon fabric of your choice with new Scotcligard fabric protector. question would have to be turned back long run. If the United States and Israel and channel back pieces priced slightly higher (fabric Only) anifi caps a slow boll over the humiliation Mrs. Blalberg as saying that of Now you can own tlu> wurlil'M most conifortable chair that is backeii b>' a lifetime waminty. to Senator Bacon’s heirs before it could are to be partners in Israel’s defense as extra. Call 643-5171 for Watkins Slio|>-at-Home Service. of their foremost client in the his 694 days with the transplant- ; But liuri'yl These chairs arc ottered for a Imited time only. be thrown open to use by Negnies, in they must be as long as the Arabs and Middle East, have little re­ ed heart, Blalberg spent 248 to their arms suppliers pursue a policy ol course. They flatly refuse to hospital and 95 entirely in bed violation of the will. war, they shoujd also be partners in an give Nasser long-range aircraft at home at Capetown, South Af- ’The Supreme Court could have Indulg­ unrelenting search for peace. If Mr. to retaliate against IsraeH cit­ rlcn. Open 9 A,M. to S:30 P.M. - Closed Monday ed itself in all .kinds of interesting h^tel- Nixon’s, statement has eased unfortuna.te ies. Above all, they fear an es­ She was quoted a* adding that ^lec^ual exercises If it- had chosen to fol­ —and we-believe unjustified—apprehen­ calation that might result in a BlUlbcrg took 32 to 1(X) pills a sions over Mr. IViger’s proposals, that major but futile Egryptlan attack Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P M. Closed Mondays Open Thurs. A Fri. Until 9 P. M. low the fashion of the day with regard UOHABIT— MOHABIT-KICKINQ NECESSARY day and usually was ’'able only OpenTbursday and Friday unfit 9 P.M. partnership and the cause of peace will across the Suez Canal which. In to rise from bed, shave, shower ^/I to ancient wills. It could have reasoned have been strengthened. NEW YORK timi, could serve os an Israeli pretext for attacking Cairo amd and dress" that a will made under one set of social TIMBJB. /

/J'l" * . ' " . . .,1 PAGE NINE WANC|HESTER e v e n in g HEr Xl D. BflANCHESTER, CONN., . WEDNESDAY, .JANUARY 28, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, sustained shelling attacks as in see what happefu) to to'the .the c vacua- f ~ . ~ ~ PAGE EIGHT \.\ \ earlier wars. They are not sub- tion rate. wHtittilll THtE ~ Bolton Jeclod to attacks by bombers. ■ "M y guess is that med cvacs lal will be In Rose Hill Me­ TV-Radio Tonight Vernon "The idea to to evacuate a (medical evacuations) would morial Park, Rocky Hill. There Nixon Offers man ’an a laBt resort rather than drop off significantly, because Obituary are, no colling hours. Cocconi Siibniits Last Rill THE HOME OF Memorial contributions may Low in Vietnam War us a first resort,” Murray aiild. YOU respond to the name. If you Health Bill Piihlic Defender Apjiointed a k h k s t s "The rate was about 100-plus "The idea is to treat him as far put a certain name on -"f” ®- Television be made to St. Paul's Mission Bruce C. Carlson. 18, of 8 To the Board of Finance By GEORGE E8PER for the Deaf In Hartford or St. SBOcIntad Press Writer psychlatrlc casualUes per thou- forward as possible. By exam- thing your expe ^ , SiOO (*) Perry Msaon (20-23-30) The Virginian (C) BELTED TIRES. James' Episcopal Church in Alternatives For Man Held in Drufr Probe sand lrxx)pa per year in. World pie, a battalion surgeon at a fire ■ (Continued from Page One) ^ 1 a jack- li'sl ^ ‘ baked ham. turkey, tossed sal- S:Za (40) WesUier Father (C) Official of appointed...... today in Superior any' cin o u court r t 'i h ; the '. ; , ;attorney ™ ; tor for at the Park- nance by letter last.night. Coc- gelatin salad-s, i-olls and chlatrlst In Vietnam says "psy- to 12 troops per thousand men send him to the nearest medical thought of as a spl perso i y, S:30 (8) Htump the Htara (C) H:30 (3) Hr^verly llUlhUlleN (C) political decision, and let Nixon „ young man arrested . the youths,. Stephen - and■* ade.last night. The woman was eonk served on the Board of As- butter, homemade ca e on c o - (18) I-esve It t4> Heaver (MO) Hoorn 222 (C> BRANDS INCIUDE.. ohlatrtc casualties” aro slgnlfl- here currentiy. clearing company, put h ^ to i'ngTnd (20) Film 0:00 (3) llanny Thomoe Looku at Narcotic Bill bear any consequence? by refus­ last week in a drug probe at tl^^ Parmelee of Simsbury, re- hurt. Court date Feb. 9. years. three fe<'. „ „ „ „ „ (30> (illllsan'a laland Yesterday, Today and To­ State C-DAP conUy less in the Vietnam war “ Of all those troops that come ^M urray says psychiatrists are . (40) Truth or C»ner(|ueni:ea morrow <€) Univer.slty of Connecticut than they were In Korea and to psychiatric attention, only a night or two wltli Iranqullizers. (2(^22-80) Kraft Muilc Mall William Blakey, 53, of North- ing to spend them. quested contlmiances untlt Feb. aa -jo over years as Its chairman. He noted rri„.re will be a parent-student "people, too,” and they can 0:00 (8-8) W eather---- Hporta and Stores. World War II. very small per cent are cvacu- "And you keep him forward Newa ford and formerly o f Manches­ Hassle Hits The suggestion could offer Re­ Atty. Basil Taskonas of l h C t e d \ ,% o S o\ ^ U T n d l a r d i t ra gged wl{h b?ea4 ''a bit of no.stalgia" as Bolton ,.,J„',Vsatu.xlay 7:30 to 11 overreact by such statements (18) My Favnrile Martian (18) Della Hee»e ointed public releLed. of peace and Intoxication, after moves forward. The town now ^ the high ^hool trym as. " I f you’ve got bad enough hta «;) (2(^2Z-iO) Th^n Came' Broneon mlndstraltion of the Community tary psychiatric disorders whq He sets many reasons for the unit, He retains hto present, or (22) lllshllahti promise they have been seek: defender forjr Peter O. Toed, 26, Rattet, 22. of an Incident at Wls home. Court has hired a full-time town as- a,^„sored by the ^ ’ ' delusions, man. I ’ll get you out (80) Mnllale’a Navy (MO) Kngelbert Humper­ Development Action Plan (C- Final Stage once were called "shell- reduction. ®n on-golng feeling in member- of here,” or "Tell me about (40) Newa dinck Hhow (C> ing. of Mansfield. Atty. Tsakonas is Wlllimantlc was released Mon- date today in East Hartford. sessor-buildlng inspector, and gtone W <^s will p y. 0:05 ( 40) Kawblde (IH) Ten 0'Clr»ck Report (C) # UNIROYAL DAP) program throughout Con­ (Conttmicd troni Page One) shocked” or "secUon eights.” "There are changes that take ”*’‘P ‘ *'® *Toup or community. till- public defender for Wind- rt„y“ ;'R erposU n g'th e same the board has been abolished, j.Mrther information may tie those voices.” 6:30 (3) Newa with Waller Cron- 10:30 (Ift) Tempo 18 (C) necticut. died suddenly last An Associated Press poll prior Col. Thomas B. Murray also place,” he said, “ trends in ad- That's a terribly important klte d the command recognizes it and our ability, a more sophlstl- whatever unit we’re in.” RIiHha Freedm an’ H Son puri (C) Show (C) ference of community officials treatment and rehabilitation of *cr the bill when It ^ssed the Hartford, and his band was re- jjg,gnaer for the court, is Coventry Police Department. Aloysius Aheam, liaison to Tickets 6:45 ( 20) Local Newa (8-40) Dick Cavett Hhow (C) House Dec. 22 awaited such as- ^^gg^ ,rom $10,000 to $3,000. representing Gentry and re- CourtCourt date date w was as'set set for for Feb. Feb. 9 9 Board Board of Education, report- to be held March 7 at ^ a n o s . . . It loosens you up and guys cated approach to it. Murray said there to another Charged in LSD Sale 7:00 (3) What In the World (C) 1:00 (3) Movie # ARMSTRONG from the Waterbury and north­ drug users. become psychotic. "The most significant factor side to all this: (20) Huntley - Brinkley B«- (8) Newsrope western Connecticut areas in He said his own subcommittee surances before deciding whidi ~ Tocci ...... Is still being.. held on quested yesterday that a spepial in Manchester., ^ eacher salary negotUUionsnegotUitlons R " T \ . S ® n ^ HARIFORD, Conn. (A P ) — port (C) (SO) News and Hlgn Off on alchollsm ond narcotics will way to go. ^ ^ $10,000 bond. Both eases were public defender be appointed to ---- He reported that a sampling ig the reduction of psychiatric "While the number of evacs is ((ft) f t ) Truth or Ooniequencfiii (C3) (40) News Headlines — IJSAF Waterbury. The conference con- „ „ .....______underway. No Information today. A limited Jonathan Freedman, 17-year-old Religious Film and Sign Off ACCIDENTS are available, so make your reser­ of 600 tioops arriving in Viet- casualties, I think, is a combi- not great, they’re really very (IK) Candid ('amera HOW CAN YOU MISS] cemed the C-DAP program of conduct further hearings and re- Of 80 Republicans reached, 36 continued to Feb. 10. represent Toed to avoid a pos- be available before the son of HOrlford city manager SIM«) Newo —Woath«r — 2:30 (3) New)$ and Weather —■ Mo­ will vations as soon as possible with nam and 600 others leaving nation of two general things and aick guys. I'm wondering if we Hporto and Featur«^i (C) ment of Meditation and Sign whlch he was reoenUy named port out a bill in April aimed at said they were livyaitlng the ad- m all eight students or form- gipie conflict of interest. Leonard L. Brldenstlne. 20, of negotiations Elisha C. Freedman, was ar­ your favorite Hremeh. showed that 30 per cent of each that is the relative excellence of quit calling them schizophrenic 7:30 (a) Hee Haw (C) Off field director. He was employed treatment and rehabilitation of ministration's alternative plan; gr students have been arrested Toed appeared dazed In court Wlllimantlc,. was charged With c b _ rested at his father’s home by the State Department of (jme- users. 26 said they would vote to sus- ^nd charged with sale of a con- yesterday afternoon and had to failure to obey a traffic control m e Doara r Bulletin Board group had used marijuana be- the soldier himself and the men- and got back to calling them SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS WHOLESALE TIRE CO Tuesday and charged with sell­ Community Affairs. ___'______— tain the veto and 18 said they ^miied drug or possession of a be helped about and seated for slg^nal yesterday. Police say same meeting time The selectmen will meet to­ fore coming here. Of those leav- tally healthy environment in combat fatigue, if it would have rnu mir iinrfR ai tvHOifsaif would vote to override. cannabis-type drug. Bond in the brief court proceedings. He Brldenstlne drove through a red calendar year. It meets night at 7:30 In the town offices. ing 16 per cent said they used which he works. any difference on the cvacua- ing LSD. Mr. Blakey and his family Radio 357 BROAD ST. mancmisup M3-2444 licpublican leaders had said each case has been set at $10.- had been brought to the court- ught at Spruce and Blssell St. fourth Tuesday of the month at Grade 8 students and their The arrest was made by lived In Manchester during the marijuana for the first time He finds today’s soldier la tion rate.” (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 16 they were confident they had ooo. house in the middle of the gnd struck a car driven by Reny 7 :30. parents will meet tonight at while in Vietnam. smarter, better trained, with Hartford police, armed with a 1930s. While In Manchester, he Movie Site Murray said the ^ military warrant specif^ng two counts minute length. Some stations carry other short newsciutts.) was chief of the planning di­ the 145 votes to defeat the at- The arrests were made in the morning from the Hartford jail r . c y r of 160 Bissell St. Brtden- Family Siip|>er 7.45 in the new elementary "So often we see a man who is better leadership. Other fac- Court Mrs. J. Stanton Conover and cafeteria to discuss DAT psychiatrists in Vietnam are so- gf selling the drug. They said vision and state redevelopment tempt to override if all House course of an investigation into . and appeared normal at that gflne's car was towed psychotlc and' he -has a history tors; WBCB—910 'J:10 Speak Ui< Becomes A Miss Eleanor Conover are co- administrator with the Con­ members vote. the slaying last November of a time. He objected vehemently to date Feb. 9. scores and the high school of using marijuana,” he ob- - T h e soldier is on a fixed 12- 5:(K) HarUord Hlghllslu.- !2;15 sign Off served. month tour, thus knows when he ‘ heprrtesalonal standpont. youth’s alleged activities by necticut Redevelopment Admin­ Democrats said even if they graduate student at the unlver- press photographers outside the chairmen of the “ Two Dimes courses for next year. 7:00 New* WTIC 1081) 8:00 Qosllglit istration. In 1960, he and his lost the battle Uiey still would slty. Miss Paget Weatherly. The building, William H. Britt, 50. of East a Dip” family supper being The Youth Activities Council • On the general subject of dlsa- is going home and has some- when a man s c state police. 5:00 Afternoon Ekittloii History Page 12:00 Quiet Hour; 8:15 Market Report GRAND OPENING family moved to Northford. make the bill a major campaign body of tlw 23-year-old ^ r l wa^s No .explanation was given in Hartford was charged with served Saturday from 5 to 6 (YAC) will meet tomorrow at 7 blllty Murray said in an inter- thing to look forward to. schlrophrento he P * ^ »> y ta Young Freedman alleged y WPOP—14H 6:20 Weather From 1969 until recently, he found in ^ Ito n a few days af- court for Toccl's behavior, and operating a motor vehicle while p.m. In the Education Bulld- view: - H e can expect rapid medl- »>ut I ’m not sure. What Im gold one quantity of to 5:00 Dick Heathertor. 6:28 Strictly Sport* EOKLBY, Pa. (AP) John issue in the November elections. p.m. in the Community Hall. 8:00 Steve O'Brler. 6:35 Afternoon Edition was director of the planning vviTs'h*kT“ stuffed h[s scarred Leaders of both sides said the ter she had been shot. There he was returned to HarUord „j,der the Influence of Intoxicat- ing of Bolton Congregational "Everybody seems to agree cal evacuation if wounded, and thinking about is Just cutting out an undercover agent last Thurs- 1:00 Gary Qlrara 7:00 Accent 70 GET ACQUAINTED division of Goodkind and O'Dea, j^ands deep into the pockets of end result would be good for have been Indications that po- soon after his appearance In the liquor. BriU's car rep o il^ ly Church Majichcoter Evening Herald that psychiatric casualties are quick reinforcement If his unit the category for say three day and made a second sale WINF—12»f 7-.20 Edwin NeWman Roimrls a planning and consulting firm ^ ^ght them at the polls. lice have a suspect. courtroom. struck ' the” roar of a car driven por two dimes diners can buy 5:00 News 7:30 News of the World Bolton correspondent, Clemo- significantly less in this war comes under attack; abundant months. Don’t call anyone schiz- on Monday, 6:10 Uncle Jar 7:50 Joe Garaglola T-TnmHon ^ _ . . by Gardiner W. Bassott Jr. of one portion of any of the fol- baq ho* i with offices in Hamden. Albert H. Quie, R-Minn., than they were in the past two helicopters have added mobili- ophrenlc, let somebody else call Lt. Francis J. HelUher, head 6:00 New* 8:05 Pop Concert SPECIAL snow began to fall. The old man Ren, A Tolland, at W. Center St. and lowing: Scalloped potatoes, veg- well Young, tei. ma-ww 6:10 Walter Cronklit 9-OS Nlghtbeat Before coming to Connecticut pondered the idea of being a llv- said Tuesday the White House wars where we had records, ty. ' them that. If you think they of the Hartford police vice 9:.8n Analogui- Thie Center St. last night. Court d a t e ------—^------6:20 Phil Burgess In 1963, he was director of plan ir> n Tnnsenm. had agreed to accept a $442 mll- And this is probably true. It’s —Except for Instances such need to be evacuated, fine, but squad, said analysis of the su 7:00 The World Tonlgh; 10:00 Nlghtbeat Feb. 9. ers have ejected them from 7:20 Frank Olfford 11.00 Nows, WeaU)er airo bv the CUv be fun,” said the uon funding level in a new bill Israeli Planes Attack hard to Judge because termlnol- as Khe Sanh and Con Thlen, don't give them that label. Cali stance sold to the agent showed 7:46 Lowell Thomas 11:25 Sports Final COMPLAINTS picket lines. 11:35 Other Side of the Day p Z l g 69-year-old retired coal miner for the crucial ogy changes. I troops are usually not under them combaj exhaustion and it was LSD. 8:00 Speak Up on Sport* Two employe's of Burton'.s Speculation The strike of 12 unions began - dence R I Durine the 1950s he "Now my town will never die.” tion allocating funds to school Main St. store reported that Oct. 26, spearheaded by the served ^ an a s ^ d L co^ult- This 73-acre village and Its M districts which have J W en- Cairo Suburb: 3 Dead their wallets were stolen yester- SHIRTS * r AFL-CIO International Union of ant on the preparaUon of a buildings, once part of Pennsyl- rollments because of federal In- Rises for GE The spokesman told the news day. A total of $106 was taken. electrical Workers and the inde­ master plan for the City o f vania’s anthracite scene and re- stallations. CAIRO (A P ) —This Egyptian stored by moviemakers to the Nixon, in vetoing the bill, told capital underwent its first air conference the Israeli craft pendent United Electrical Worti- ON HANGER WITH YOUR Springfield, Mass. Strike End ers. They rejected a company During his career in Connecti­ way it was a century ago, was the nation Monday the $1. bil- since the 1967 war today engag y deeded to the state T^iesday, lion more than he requested In ^ ^ J Egyptian air defenses and dnv- offer of a 20 cents an hour wage d r y c l e a n in g cut, he became widely known Parents Face (Conthiucd from Page One) j^e first year of a Gov. Raymond P. Shafer, t)ie measure was inflaOonary. when four Israeli planes at military commu- throughout the state because of up to 50 cents additional an hour three-year contract, irtth wage COMPARE his ability to discuss the prob­ symbollcally wearing an old He took special aim at $600 mil- tacked targets on the outskirts nique said: "A group of about lems of community...... develop-coal miners hat, took possession lion tor the impacted aid when fashionable suburb of tour enemy planes raided areas Jail in Crime for special skills. reopeners in each THESE ment in a way everyone could on heholf of the Pennsylvania he said the measure provided Maadi. of Maadi and Dahshur at 1000 As the General Electric Co. year. Wages averaged $8.26 an PRICES understand. Historical and Museum Com- "Ibt.- wiong amount for the official Middle East News local time. They were engaged Wayside Furniture Historical Of Children strike enters its fourth month, Bezzini Bros. LeRoy Jones, State Commu­ mission. wrong purpose and at the wrong Agency reported three persons by means of air defenses. As a . , Most GE plants in 136 clues time. here reportedly has been only a with nonunion nity Affairs commissioner, said Washko, still living in the old were killed and 12 others in- result of the attack three buUd- MAiDrSON HEIGHTS, Mich. trickle of back-to-work send- remauieu unm that “ Our department was look- wooden company house in which The President origlrmlly p i^ jyred and three houses were de- ings were damaged three par­ (A P ) — The idea, says Mayor ment, but a widening ripple of employes. Bu p them all but halted in most of them. ing forward to utilizing Mr. he was born, said he was glad *2^ mill on stroyed In the attack. A spokes- sons killed and 12 suffered inju- Monte GeraldSs is to shake up fringe economic effects and a 1329 M A IN ST. Ladles' Blakey's expertise in helping Eckley will become, a page of P^cted aid. ^ news conference the ries.” One fringe effect of the long 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE Men's . mothers and fathers who have tightening by communities to imderstand and the past for the people of the Republican congressmen went yt^tims were all civilians. Speaking in English the offi 130,000 idle production workers, strike has been to edge Schenec- VlfILLIMANTIC Suits 1.25 undertake their community de- present— "And from now on I'll into the vote tom between loyal- targets of the Israeli cial spokesman Ahmed Esmat "a can't be bothered attitude to- Salary losses have mounted into tady, N.Y., high school pupils MANCHESTER Suits 1.25 velopment actions plans.” p^y j h monthly rent to the ty to the GOP pres en an apparently were army Abdel Maguid, said houses were ward child rearing.” the tens of millions of dollars. out of after-school jobs. The Plain Dresses 1.25 pressure frcjm home for the Mr. Blakey was bom May 11, state.” ' installations aoouiabout a nanhalf miiemile destroyed. And he thinks an ordinance "People are buying cheaper part-time labor market was de­ Pants .62 1916 in Barre, Vt. He was a 1939 q-hg Anthracite Historic Site J; ,,o ~ billion from Maadi and Dahshour, a Maguid said the Israelis "are , j hv fho rstv Cmmcil at cuts of meat, thinner slices, scribed as flooded with OE Skirts <49 Sport Jackets .69 graduate of the Unlveralty of Museum C3orp., a private monstiro School nfficinlsofficials soidsaid military installation about 16 committing an error----- if „ they a op e y , j y ...... , stretching as much as they workers, 13,000 of whom are on New Hampshire where he ma- nonprofit organization, put the veto could cause havoc and miles south of Cairo on the Nile think air raids can paralyze his urging should do the trick. can,” said Bud Fitzner, manag strike there. Salary losses were Sweaters .49 jored in sociology. He was a Under the new statute parents er of a supermarket in Louis- estimated by the company to *o- PRE-RENOVATION SALE Gar Goats the $100,000 to buy the village vipsitVi authorities warned re- River. Egypt” or demoralize the popu- member of the New York Re­ from George Huss, who strips The noise of the explosions lation. He stressed the “ firm- may be Jailed or fined for ville, Ky., where GE wage loss- tal $26 million in Schenecta^, Winter Goats 1.59 gional . Planning Association, coal from thousands of acres in program, would 1» or„u orlri.. corimlU.d b, lh„r cb.l- « ». — d .1 mil,too „„ „,„,ou Syraou.., » mil- (Not PUe) Overcoats the National Association of the neighborhood. hl. veto m..™ . to con- “ .“oMtol. to ..v.r.l part. «, .ton b.«..rro... .d.;,.g lb. gov- dr.o. J,cb«_.JnJltouto,dUo boojn U.tom and « mllUon to OF Housing and Redevelopment Of­ Rain Goats liS Top Goats ficials, and had been a mem­ gress Nixon did not mention any the city black puffs of'antiair- ernment and people are now Parents of m ors w o o a e ______^ Syracuse area, 664 OE K. Stevbns, executive direct r acceptable. He craft fire could be seen. Win- "fully prepared” for any inci- two criminal laws within a 12 “ st‘a u ri^ "n e a n h 'e plant. Bui ber of the Connecticut Confer- of the historical commission. resiuuranL ntstti uic • #ii/i Gar Goats 1.25 Sport Shirts ence of Planning Consultants. hn^d an'wobl'd'stav'on criticized the program as unfair ^qws rattled throughout the ueni.dent month ” period • - in-- this community he said the strike is costing him Survivors include, his wlfb, in its distribution of funds and ^ty. but no air raid sirens Speaking of other raids, Ma- pf 35.OOO may land in Jail for up j 200 a day in business losses. fare aid before they l^came ell- Rain Goats ‘because a living museum must Slacks .49 Mrs. Edith Henderson Blakey budly in need of reform but said guid said Israel is hitting civil- to 90 days and be fined $500. ^ Limited back to work acUon ^ New York State FINE FURNITURE be lived in.” of Northford; his mother, Mrs. he would guarantee that no spokesman said the at- ‘ ®n targets. He said this was An exception is traffic viola- .^^^s reported in Chicago, Lake unemployment bmefits. There, He said the state might make Genie C. Blakey of Concord, school district receive less than ^ sudden abortive attempt to under- tions—the kids are allowed four gjde, Vt., and Ontario, Calif. But too. the Carrier Corp. has laid their houses rent-free. TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW N. H.; three sons, Bruce G. 95 p er cent of lU 1969 total budg- thp ^sirens to be sounded ’"t"® the morale of the Egyp- those before the city cracks the vast majority of GE strikers off 350 workers because o f a Eckley was reborn when Par­ Blakey and Alec G. Blakey, et because of reductions in im- for_ the tian people.” down on mom or dad. apparently were sticking with lack of GE motors for their alr- BEZZINI BROTHERS FURNITURE ANNEX AT tEAST S0% OF amount Pictures used it as the both of Northford, and S^. pact aid. polntlng that a Jet can reacn ^g^ed if they measure oassed Monday the walkout. . conditioning equipment. chief locale of its production, Cairo from the Suez Canal in The measure, passed Monday Unemployment benefits also ALL OUR FLOOR DISPLAYS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE THE Coin~Op Thomas W. Blakey' serving in This was the first time in a ’ ’ could be taken to see the houses j,jght will take effect Feb. 6. EXPANDING "The Molly Maguires,” whih dtcade for Congress to attempt about a minute and a h^f. in most cases with” parttime eased the welfare burden in Vietnam; and two sisters, Mrs. Maadi, Just south of Cairo, is damaged, j in ‘ h® =ittock. .. "Where do the young get their CARPENTERS ARRIVE. THIS IS A ONCE ONLY OPPORTUNITY Jobs, savings, credit, strike ben- Providence, R.I., where about e m “ t o C1960 the legislators w over- a sprawling town of c-otoToVtoWecomfortable Maguid M .g «id s^^ „ „ „ a .,. insurance 1,000 GE employes are on *0 pEAUTlFY YOUR HOME WITHOUT DESTROYING YOUR Special N. H., and Mrs. ‘‘'.sri’r'S' Lilian s Dowie of Alexandria, Va. .elmingly. approved a 7'A per villas, many of them occupied authorities prefer not to “ ^5, himself the f®‘ her of pj^yj^g^jg weUare assistance, strike. Only 59 are receiving b a n k ACCOUNT. Funerals services will be Frl- - cemnt leueiai federal ptij pay 10 raise..=.- bill • b. after---- by~j foreigners,------including „ many - ‘ . j,H„ntion to t"*® ranging ip age frorn 8 to 13. About 1,100 workers at the Ow- welfare assistance now, corn- AGAIN .50 an 8-LB. LOAD day at 2 p.m. at the North Ha- Starring Sean Connery and president ^wight D. Eisenhow- American oil company Workers attract 100 A lot must be placed at the ensboro, Ky., GE plant are not pared to 69 before unemploy- ven Funeral Home#>36 Wash- Richard Harris, the movie tells g, had rejected it. and their famUies and Ameri- ®uch air raids, we a “ feet of their parents.” ^--- on strike, but are being laid off ment befits began, WITH ANY REGULAR ington St.. North Haven. Burial the violent story of the “ Mol- jq^bert H. Humphrey, who can diplomats attached to the ^ ®hologi- Commented Police Chief Rob for lacH of materials. Layoffs in Most of the 13,000 strikers In will be Monday in Concord, lies” , a secret society that re- ^ Democratic senator at Spanish Embassy in "the Amer- , f o Richardson; related industries were reported the Lynn-Everett GE complex CONSIDER THESE ONCE ONLY SAVINGS DRY CLEANING ABOVE N. H. sorted to murder in pressing for ,,, ume of that vote, said Tues- lean interests section.” Egypt cal objectives ..parents will now want to in Syracuse, N.Y., and Albuqu- jn Massachusetts have taken There will be no calling better living conditions in the bj Philadelphia that severed diplomatic relations Following the r^Cairo d the s tu - erque, N.M. secondary jobs—in neaiiby hours. hard■ ■ coal ’ fields. he hoped congress would be with the United States during tion m midcown Cairo seem and...... with whom they are doing ^ labor-backed national boy- plants and shipyards. Extensive Featuring able to upset the Nixon veto, jhe 1967 war. j j *>, aiHauraUfc nnd whatever thev are doing.'* cott of GE products appeared to qj credit cardts by strikers George H. Tefft The former vice president and Artillery rocket and heavy crowded the Id . Robert Liike assistant super- have elicited a questionable re- ^as reported by merchants Drake Smith— Lane George Henry Tefft, 69, of Manchester Area Nixon's opponent in 1968, said ^gehine-^n fire could be clear- shops which are feat^in g Jan- Robert Li.ke, assistant supe sponse, at least in moat areas there. BEDROOMS AND | H I I DININQ ROOMS ----- ; white sales.” Traffic was intendent of schools, called the surveyed by The Associated United— Tell City R| I UPHOLSTERED AND DINETTES HOMETOWN Warehouse Point, brother of he didn't think the bill had any ly heard ®in the center of the c^y...... Peddlers cried ordinance “ a tremendous tool to Of 5,600 on strike in the Pitts­ ALL BEDDINQ ALL Richard Tefft of Manch^-ster, Press. However, some union of­ FURNITURE Driver Charged thing to do with inflation. where noise echoed from - - encourage students to act right, field, Mass., area, about 1,000 kiooiehead— Hale died yesterday at Hartford Hos­ As for Nixon's television ap- windows of the fash their wares amid the throngs. ficials claimed it is being felt by knowing that their actions re­ were said to be receiving wel­ pital. After Collision the nation's fourth largest in­ fare. About 600 have found tull- Monitor— Link Taylor from OFF from 20% r^reTsaid^lTs flect directly upon their par­ dustrial giant. from 20% 25% Survivors also include his tlme substitute Jobs, while oth- Seely— Eclipie ents.” GE officials have cited sever wife. 2 sons, and 10 grandchil­ In Ellington ;;^^SopleTth?scou??ry“ ' ^ectricity in --e'city areas Ex-U.S. Marshal, j . 41. ..4_ii,„ i i ers have part-time work and Geralds conceded that as a _al nstances during the strike ^ Temple Stuart— Drew 1 CLEANERS dren 1 man with five youngsters he ^hich they say radical groups Funeral services vrill be Fri- Edward Dwyer, of East Senate Republicans w»-t®ij^ the^air^ratd*pr«"auttons against Donald Fraser, $12 to $24 a week. Banks have Craft— International S-piece Spanish Oak Bedroom 42" Maple Eilension Table day at 11 a.m. at Newkirk and Hartford was charged with fail- today's vote closely, hoping the P . q.j, might have placed himself in —most frequently the Students 78" Colonial Wingbaek sofa with 4 Captain's chairs. Pine special arrangements Set perfect for the smaller Whitney Funeral Home, 776 ure to yield right of way to a House would sustain the veto hre from c^ctots. The some jeopardy, but his wife (gr aDemocratic Society—have ® Brody— Skier & chair in moss green. Reg. finish aveileble. Was 199.95. Dies at Age 74 bedroom. Was. 300.00 BURR SHOPPING PLAZA Farmington Ave- West Hart- vehicle not obliged to stop, fol- and thus save them the agony of power was restored when the I7 a . been welcomed on picket lines 259.95. be in Cedar lowing a two-car accident in voting on it. The measure had raid ended 0,44 444444 ^ 444... 4444 4 — ‘He's iin excellent father, he by strikers. However, union offi- ^ages and report not a rfn^e Young Hinkle ford. Burial will SALEM, Conn. (AP) — Hu- NOW morist Donald A. Fraser, a for- spends a great deal of time with cials >^ave__lnsi^atod^^hat^ w h e « to^closure since the strike be- Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Ellington yesterday, passed the House 261-110 in De McGee— Bestett N O W O N LY NOW NEXT TO CALDOR Friends may call at the fu­ Police said Dwyer stopped at ctmber and the Senate 74-17 last gf Cairo traffic came to a halt in mer U.S. Marshal and state the children.” such groups were spotted strik- 129^5 a stop sign on Rt. 30 and pro- week. accordance with air raid regula- Nearly 76 per cent of 1,000 Kenlaa neral home today and tomor­ legislator, is dead at the age strikers at the GE lamp plant in 1 3 9 ^ 5 15900 ceeded across Rt. 30 in front of A two-thirds vote in each the center of Cairo '*^4. M 7 -U 0 3 row from 7 to 9 p.m. Memphis, Tenn., were listed iby Sweat Comings . a car driven by John R. Mel- house is required to override a normally heavy traffic con Fraser used to write tall bourne, 63, of Stafford, and the veto, making it unecessary for union leaders as holding other Wells— Antarenni Mrs. Joseph Krauzaitis stories for the New London Day Jobs, full or part time. Mrs. Josephine Krauzaitis, 75, two collided. the one chamber to vote on the pedestrians looked skyward 1930s about remarkable Panther Lawyers Ask LANE Mediterranean bedroom Anrod LANE walnut with rosewood 4,4 4 4to, 4,...4,.4 ______r - No court date was set. The matter if the other house .sus- j^^pt g„gj^ ^g j^e “ talking In Washington, as it has since with 80" Triple Dresser, Twin Free^ of 190 Union St., wife of Joseph CRAFT contemporary sofa and inlay dining table for the for­ Krauzaitis, died 4.his morning cars were moderately damaged tains the President. strolling on sidewalks. . wumph" and the "side hill gal- the strike began, the Pen te^n Mirrors. Panel headboard chair on walnut frame. Was mal dining room. Was. 250D0. at Manchester Memorial Hos- and no injuries were re^rted. ______. , j^pgioozer.” declined to discuss effects of the Armoire and Commode. Was Sources of Informer walkout on military materiel. 709.00. 1,500.00. Win A Portable TV pRg] Other area police activity: He also did a ventriloquism NOW However, at GE’s nuclear en­ Mrs. Krauzaitis was bom COVENTRY act with...... a dummy...... ^ _____ called “ El- n e w h a v e n . Conn. «A P )— Racklgy held captive in the N O W O N LY REDUCED Taxes with a Smile: ergy division in San Jose, Calif.. NOTHING TO B U Y ------SIM PLY F IL L IN THE March 19, 1894 in Lithuania, and Jack C. Prentiss of 80 Church mer.” T h e act stood him in The way in which a female in- building used as Panther head- 14995 had lived in Manchester for St., Manchester, was charged good stead when he campaign- former learned the information quarters, but did not see the Wi^aiLm ented 39995 50% COUPON AND DEPOSIT IT IN OUR STORE about 59 years. She was a com- yesterday by (Coventry ^ llc e ed successfully for state repre- ghe gave police became an is- "tfia l” the Panthers allegedly nnniinion^orkfrH The municant of St. Bridget Church, with fraudulent issue pf a Congressman Studies sentative in 1936 and 1937 and sue in a pre-trial hearing Tues- used to give hlmj a death sen- ’"'‘"•ft.. She was a member o f the Lith- check. He 16 scheduled to Sfcr'rWt.' ■ • for state senator in 1939. day into whether five Black tence. BEDDING DOOR PRIZE RfiOlSTRATION uanian Soas and Daughters of pear in Manchester Clrcul In 1962, Fraser, a Repubii- Panther party members should The prosecution says the trial h gT • BRODY dinette in chroma with the Lithuanian (Corporation. Court 12 Feb. 9. can, was appointed U.S. Mar- be brought to trial in connec- took place in the basement of e e y ^ ^ ' > TUDOR H O U SE lOB" sofa. SEALY ★ ECLIPSE rectangular table and 5 chairs. Suivivors, besides her hus- h Traditional loose-pillow back T O L D BO N D -k BLUE BELL Name Feasibility of Lottery shal for Connecticut, a post tion with an alleged kidnap- the building. af fii ^ vm t **"*nit W#k $20W0- biind. include a son, Albert If K tH which he held until 1961. murder plot. Pastore said the informer was estimated t ^ t a ^ u t 60 per cent with stitched embroidery— Krauzjiitis al home; two daugh­ By CARL C. CRAFT "N o longer can it be said a ^ ^ ^^e building several times in of the s rikers have temporary WMILD NOW Collector Booked matching chair. W as 699.00. ters, Mrs. Sophie Geromiller of Associated Press Writer public to tery offen ^ public ^ cartoonist, ilceman to the witness stand, the two months preceding the or part-time Jobs, wiU) very few a l l r e d u c e d Street Manche.ster and Mrs. Edward In Sale of Guns WASHINGTON (A P ) - A morality, he said The prineb contributed two comic strips and asked whether the Inform- arrests on May 21. seeking s rlke benefits or wel- NOW Kashetii of South Windsor; a New Hampshire congressman, pdl issue is whether it would 3 ,,,., a n d "F arm Fun- ant had actually seen the inci- Another policeman. Deputy fare assistance, 1 0 % to $ 0 % brother, Joseph Saurusaitis of Without License whose state sporsors a w eep- work and would be of ^ uniin- about-or Chief Inspector Burton D. Gif- Among 860 on strike in Tyler Town ...... State Hartford; seven grandchildren, n the slate, only one woman ap­ M O O SE H E A D hardrock maple The funeral will be Friday at ^®.^®^f‘ „M„.7rotope Ti Date ...... Phone Alix Cohn's antique store Tues- ing pumped into organized nlqo®*- for the weekly NianUc News In all, 14 Panther members Edwards. ' , ’ pll®d for surplus commodlUM buffet and hutch. The perfect 8:15 a.m. fron. the Holmes Fu- Ahx Cohn's . Colonial Bedroom in^^ White confiscated 74 guns—includ- crime's treasury. ihe New Hampshire sweep- originally arrested in con- The other defendants Involved under the welfare program. She 56" Colonial Lovaiaat in a One Regiatratlon Per Flanilly neml Ho.ne, 400 Main St., with Rep. Itouls C. Wyman, calling stakes program is pegged to the e ^ of nection with the death of Alex 1" the pre-trial hearing are was turned down. Most workew Appalachian Fine. Choice of addition to any dining room. a Ma.ss of requiem at St. Bridg- ‘"8 ® howitzer and arrested the lovaly print with lolid oak con­ et (.'hurih at 9. Burial will be 59-year-old proprietor, a national lottery "a form of results of horse races. , Martin Branner of Waterford Racklev 24 another Panther Donnie McLucas, Ericka Hug- were believed to toe living off struction and pramium cush­ three bads. Sold at 399,95. "W as 200.00. in St. Bridget Cemetery. Cohn, a well-known merctant axation that would be paid irtth creator of the “ Winnie Winkle'^ member’. p;ilce say Rackley 8* ^ and Rose Marie Smith. The ^rike benefits and s a v it^ , with a smile,” said he is studying the natlo:-.al lottery envision the fe(^- kidnaped, given a "kan- hearing Was called to consider some taking temporary Jobs, ions. Was 189.95. ^ N O W ! Plus Hms« foBowinq priz*f| doffotod by BURR Friends may call al the fu- noted for his colorful merchan- dislng methods, was oooaeu 04. eiS4bility of a federally sane- cral gO|Vemment to put on clialk-talk and ventril- garoo court” trial, and then “ defense motion to dismiss the Twenty-one strike families n 6 w CORNERS' MERCHANTS. charges of selling guns without -ohed cumbers drawing. lar drawings ‘>” ®‘l gqulsm shows for^ the Boy was shot by the Panthers _ .charges against them. were approved tor food stamps J .. 2 7 4 « 9900 a federal license and released The Republican con^e^m an selection. Hte Scouts and other groups. who allegedly thought he was Of the other nine defendants about 760 on -trike at' 9 9 ^ 5 • O rij^ a l Oil Paintings from Sehertlo GaBory' Mrs. Christiiip A. Buck i" $5,000 bond. ligures it could gross $7 hill o sette on e spe ^ native of Unadilla, Ga., a police Informer. originally charged in the case, * ^ estlm at^ annually—With lection process. . „ . • $5 Merchandising Certificate from Logan Mills Mrs. Christine Anderson Cohn was known to possess to Stales would have tnto. ann^nveapprove Fraser came to Salem 61 years The policeman. Detective three have pleaded guilty to USE CAP OR Buck, 92, of Wethersfield, a 700-pound 76 mm .Japanese .lartlcipatmg states sharing in Nicholas Pastore, took part In non-capital crimes; two were^^®j®’ layoffs were re- FIEE CONVENIENT • Pair Electronic Stereophonic Headphones from He died Tuesday at Lawrence- the arrests of eight of the 14 Juveniles whose cases were dla- 1" other sectors of the TERMS MASTER CHARGE Electronic Jungle . j r x q u,n. Panthers. posed of in Juvenile court; three DELIVERY His testimony was given at —including national chairman About 100 employes of OE s ------.4 44 plant are • One Large P iz u from Marie'e ItaUmi Speeiidty , ______1------^.T^TTTnt------n Food Shoppe ZJIZ £ r ‘ Xtor'to'sr^f toSnrto r s « t o , « » D l All merchandise i. bain, sold at reduced price, and I. .ubjact to prior sala. Most Itam. may b. sp.ci.l ordered at an addition, f.ftaan pare. ^ . three other daughters, six guns in addition to the A ow - fae former head o fjh e National ceeds. he sal^ Frase- of Amherst Mass dence to bring five of the Pan- ed to Connecticut from other because struck piants cannot o Shampoo and Set frem G a ^ ’s Spel B m m tr PLEASE J,. March 15 ...... to a ch .rg. for moving to our warahousa. Naturally, fra. dahvary. c,nv.n,.nt S c h i l d r L a n f a greaT- ftzer. Arsociation of State A torneys The New Hampshire swee^ W d th^R ev D^^^ld H ^ ^ r ' thers to trial on capital charges states and one is in prison on a u«® “ Ircraft engine parts turned Salon Cohn, a former Arm y supply Ctonep^al added ta_^anjntejri^^^^^ " JL to Tn le^e from T mis’ of kidnap, murder, and aiding contampt citation because she grandchild. nNOTE U I E ..J...1 W-...4 Rnihan' 40-vaar reputation . p...... for .. quality and ^...... service era...... Included with all sales...... ■ ' < Tl)e funeral will be tomorrow sergeant, once bought one ttiil- rie is considering entering 1^ - such a state-sp,onrored jo ^ r a . ‘^chabam ba’ and abetting kidnap and mur- tempt cltaUon because she more than 1,000 employe, have OPEN 10 AJVl. to 8 P.M. at 1 p.'m. at the Rose Hill wooden spindles and then tolation, he said, but first) the | t.on and has been popular.at the y po , wouldn't testify against the remained on the Job, despite the Funeral Home, 680 Elm St., offered a $6,000 reward to any mechanics of a national lottery poll.s. where vcHera must a ^ services will be held Pastore tesUfled that the uni- other, altar she was granted expiration Nov. 30 of a contract proposal need to be worked prove sales of tickets in their runerai services win oe neiu Rocky Hill, with the Rev. Hoi- who could come up with "a dentifled informer had seen Immunity from prosecution. separate from the national one. o u t" lommunltles. Thursday. ger O. Nielsen officiating. Bur- marketable idea to sell them.” % y ; -/ . / r .: ■ n \ / / V. \ ■. V ’ ^ \ ^ ^ ' T'i? I J V ■ \\ // . '''V ■ ' I ' M / l !-'■ '' I ■ ■ 5 (Ml. '- M'!'' ' . t .1 ' : \ I •■:. .hV.. . ■ MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 197C PAGE ELEVEN MANCliESTEB EVENING HERALdI mANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28^570 PAGE TEN \ ^ C-D AP Outlines Atmsj, Tolland County Politics Manson The Grandeur Far-Reachiri^^ Immediate Prepares Sen. Houley^s ISame Added Par-Reaching, Immediate tOontiniied from Page 10) ly rest with the Board of Direc­ C-DAP tors. Defense To State Candidate List Collection by economic development, .These By WILLIAM COB threo hour* going over the interpersonal' commuiricattOTS; Improvement and development ^tll be given in The «J-« ^ ‘P Some of the objectives of By BETTE qUATRALE Daddario last ■week. Democratic seek to gather readers’ opin­ other tusk forces also were Continued troni Page One) Town (Jhalrman Leo Flaherty A-Manchester pu blic Herald. since they .. I' .. ions as an aid to the final ...... four chairman, recre««on and cul- Manchester's study, voted by Elsewhere on this page are ^ . A new name has been added did not attend last night’s meet­ school system financed to- J^ven C-DAP task forces, ture; A «y . Scott Clendanlel, the directors last summer after published all. the objectives and the only reference o p C n1» ObJPCHves formulation of goals and objec,- ? r S o le "of" toe 1-TcViluL"“Lnd to the list of possible state can­ ing duo. to Illness. Flaherty lost victed. Although Chessman had tally by state funds. A .^he « w k of the remaining clialrmon, health and social months of debate. Is under a goals that were acted upon last 11c discussions IwOai ..wirtiMuie ot . (.ulturG unit. Among the Items didates es a result of the Ver­ week announced he would not In general, the goals and ob- u proposes are a system of attorney Al Matthews as an ad­ large, town-spohsored civic .*,roe groups- was rot presented, services; and Albert Harris, 22-month, $180,000 budget. The night. The Herald will alsorate tunltiee for people of all ages in Sub-B (please specify) □ □ □ the social, emotional, and men- tute and supplementary a s ^ Sub-Goal B : To encourage the ' One or More Divisions I the commiadty. 1. Insure acquisition of Case tal well-being of the family and tanoe designed to meet e creation of toe most modem, 1. An aggressive and compre- Sub-Goal A Develop aU avail- Mountain by state or town for 3. There may be certain ways in which the Town of Man­ chester can Influence Its economic development. Starting of the individual. ^ * acute, and chronic health care hensive educational program. able natural water resources open space and recreation with No. 1 to indicate your greatest support, rank the fol­ Sub-Goal A; To provide a full s h o ^ be li^ituted. This would response system dedicated This should be created In the and existing parks for maxi- 2. Acquire and develop Nike lowing numerically in order of which you would support range of services designed to Include s ( ^ services ^ pro- jg existing and anticipated fu areas of physical and delital mum recreational use. Site for general recreational maintain social functioning for vision of l^ e r - ln c o ^ housl^, i^re health care needs of all health. The Health and Welfare LEARN them. Sub-Goal B Acquire all avall- and cultural uses. a. Improved traffic circulation all members of the community, income assistance, friendly im- members of toe Manchester Task Force recognizes that In CO CKTAIL 59x20x15 H $99.95 al>le land for open space rec­ 3. Open portions of watershed Sub-Goal B; To Insure that Ring, meal and housekeeping community. - considering the economics of re- How you can completely redecorate your b. Downtown redevelopment. reation, and protect and pre­ land for hiking and nature adequate measures are taken to sen ses, transpoitotlon old, and Sub-(3oal C : To Inculcate an spending to health needs, toe walks. home . . . give it an exciting modern motif serve present open land. c. Increase in industrial development. prevent social, emotional, or a sh^tered ■ ^ r k ^ o p educational and functional ap- best investment is made In pre­ Sub-Goal C E>evelop a system 4. Acquire Manchester Wa mental malfunction. „ ^ professionaUy s ta ff^ 24- proach to preventive health and yenllon of illness. PrevenUnn . . . simply by adding a Z-BRICK wall or ac­ of small neighborhood parks for ter Company to insure con- d. Acqulstion of land by town for development of Indus Sub-Goal C: To provide all e ^ r g e ^ y treataent and |,ealth maintenance in both toe can best be accomplished cent area. Choose your color and get authen­ multiple recreational use. ‘ inued open apace use in its en trial park. necessary services for the treat- service shoudd be estab- health care system and in the throueh education The Man- New tirety tic depth and texture at the same time. Sub-Goal D Develop coopera­ e. Improved inter-town mass transportation. ment and restoration of toose citizenry of toe community. chaster d o m m u S enjoys a 5. Develop an additional golf who have suffered some form any Individual or family prob- tive approaches with private in­ high level of educated citizenry course. f. Investment of town funds to encourage Industrial e » of malfunction. "^Ight arise at any W e are having a special remodeling clinic dustry and organizations and Objectives and rich variety of health pro- SuW-C pansion. . *' Sub-Goal D: To assure that assistance would for home owners like yourself. The instruction public agencies In building and Environmental Health fessiqnals. 1. Encourage development of all those services necessary for ^ followed by referral to the using recreational facilities g. Other Improvements (please specify). 1. Meaningful regulations 2. A health Information center leriod will show you how to install Z-BRICK additional facilities at Mt. Neto adequate maintenance, preven- In^vtdual or agency re- within the community. should exist to govern air, wa- should be created which people _iy yourself. No particular skill or special Sub-Goal E Develop means to to include tennis courts Anybody wishing to make further comments may do so, tion, treatment, and restoration tbe p ^ Iesn . in writing. Please direct them to the Public Utilities and ter, and noise poUutlon. '"n y contact to obtain answers enable the return of recreation 2. Provide additional swim be provided In a manner best comprehenMve, tools are required. Economic Task Force, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street suited to the famlTv ^ i t health system 2. An effective monitoring sys- Ju questions related to h e a l^ earned funds derived through mlng facilities (one for 6,000 suited to the family unit and ' 06040, Attention: Mr. John B. Harkins. a! “ including out- and in-patient tern should be developed for the These questions can Include special aottvities to be used for people). There is no obligation to buy a single thing. Dividend the Individual, with special re- pre- and""pa^- detection and reporting of air. where to go to obtain services rw eaU on al programs. 3- Refurbish and equip pres gard to avadabillty, accfessitoll- ^ ^g^g, g^^ „g,gg pg,,^fyg„ and what sort of financing Is You will know how to dress up your own Sub-Goal F Establish pro- ent school grounds for multiple ity, and quality. Hexagonal Commode 26x26x21 % H $99.95 gency services should be Instl- Physical Health available to pay for such aerv- grams to provide trained rec- recreation use. walls when you leave tuted. This should Involve an in- 1 A multlphaalc screening Ices. reatlonal pereonnel. *■ availability of school RECREATION QUESTIONNAIRE Objectives tegmted program of prevenUon Program should be developed 3. A central health record Sub-Goal G Develop a pubUC recreational facilities (Including ouu r paroqhial schools) to the gen 1. InsUtutlcm of a program to and treatment of mental and provide toe community with data bank should be considered relations program public, evenings and week- The Recreation and Culture Task Force would like to insure that all persons without emotional problems, utilizing the ® comprehensive, ecnomical to afford the health professlon- ANTIQUED STANDARD bothUUtll inform w—the i-w.public — . ------and--- en obtain as broad a citizen response as possible before the ablUty or means to support professional resources of both convenient system of ob- als in toe community and else- gender appreciation for the N ^ 5. Create a single town main­ putting its work product into final fcenns. Your participa­ themselves are maintained on the medical and toe social serv- talning, under physicians’ pre- where a comprehensive dossier MADE OF community value of public and Z-BRICK tenance department to maintain tion will benefit the entire community^ Please fill but this a scale related to the commun- ices fields. scrlptlon. health indices in- of health ^formation for Indl- private recreation facilities. questionnaire. Ity standard of living This 8. A juvenile police unit, eluding, but not limited to. blood viduals. Stlbh a service Would Rates are education and recreation facility. Sub-Goal H Expand commu­ SulvD should integrate and incorporate preferably headed by a college X rays, EKQ’s, eliminate the wasteful practice nity piitolic safety progframs to 1. Develop a plan to t-ncourago 1. Are Manchester’s present recreaition facilities adequate such things as Income matnten- graduate with tminlng in pay- normal physical exam ^tlons,' of taking up costly professional encompass safety needs of peo­ present and future industry to for your needs? ance, legal assistance, medical chology and sociology, should time to obtain data already ex- ple using recreational facilities. provide recreational facilities and dental care, housing, and he established to work with the 3. A broad spectrum Immunl- tant. The data bank could also food. ' ' community agencies and instl- i^Bon pix^ram should be provide Instantaneous tnforma- Objectives which can be shared by toe com­ Yes □ N o □ munity. „ s 1 sj M 1 4 t iutlons on law - enforcement available to the community to tion In an emergency situation ejinca 2. u ^ p ano ir^viauai socim p^gblems and toe prevention of hisure the prevention of those where obtaining vital medical Suto-A 2. Plan Jointly with Manches- I f not, why not?- counseling snoula be made ------—t-i-i. i------t_a.— — 1. Clean water In Union Pond ‘ er Community College for ex- delinquency. illnesses which inoculations can information would be either Square Commode 2 6 % x26%x20*/j H $99.95 for fishing and boating and skat- panded mutual use of recrea- t A Social Welfare Planner protect against. time consuming or Impossible. aU with emphasis on helping gj^g^jj employed to work 3. There should be a commu- 4 i „ g^jer to Increase the mg and continue to acquire land Ronal ^Tid cultural facilities, toose who are facing ^rtlcu- with public and private social " “ y based vocational rehablll- availability of medical and den- on the way ir. tht are for picnicking and Encourage further develop- SATURDAY, JANUARY 31st "WE SELL W HAT WE ADVERTISE" 2. What improtvements or new fcu:iUties would you suggest? iar Ufe-adjustonent taslte, ip- service agencies to develop a laHon program, with the aim of jg, services, the creation of a other recreation activities. ment of passive recreatioii 2, Clean water in Center areas In Wickham Park for cludtog amOTg o th e r^ to e dis- comprehensive program of so- returning to a productive and physician’s assistant should be Springs Pond for fishing and Im- community use. (l.e. Elizabeth abled and hantocapped, exp^- clal services and to conduct fulfilling life, as soon as pos- prg,„oted. The physician’s assls- t ^ l^ r e n t s retired todi community education programs rehabilitative ^g^j ,g g^ mdividugi who can 9 TO 12 NOON proved skating. Park). SuteE parents of children \rtth mental y^e prev«itlon and treat- disabilities. ^g ^j,gg g gg^se but less a. Insure adequate safety of 3. 'What recreational fctellltles do you presently use? Demonstrations at 9:15 10:15 11:15 Here at Manchester Savings & Loan we are working out citizens in appropriate areas 1- Establish a policy to allcxw to o ,® "’ “b " f ‘” 'u comprehensive cw rdl j^ g„ g hyslclan. The phy- of the nark generated through re- l emotional problems of all mem- "ated. physician directed home gg^g,g'ggt gg„ wfecUve- the details that will providejrovide you with the maximum divi­divi- has been altered due to death hers of toe community. oare -program should be de- i 1 J creational activities to be eiu"- Ig ly extend the physiclah'a serv- b. Refurbish, clean and land- ^ _ ____ , . iiiiii \ I • dendsoenos allowableaiiowaoie byoy tneme law on your Savings & Loan sav- , scape the park to enable more improvements to re- or divorce. jq. Establishment of a Social veloped ab an alternative •?t5U \ / / extensive use. ^ •''■•caa^or^ programs. 3. Children' and adolescente (Services Center to ^ oviX m hoaplt^lzatton and conQescent gemtroutlnTmatt^^^ 'ings. Effective dafe,will be announced shortly. 4. AVhat new recreational programs, should be provided? must be given special attention wide as possible a range of so- home care. conseXence con- c. Biflld recreation iacllities ^ ^ ^ g ^ through program.^ In and out of clal services for the prevention Mental Health centrate his efforts In th e’more such as basketball ^ d kewis Manchester Community (Allege toe pchool system designed to and treatment of social, men- A comprehensive, community- ^ ® ° cour s and refurbish existing jg establish a curriculum for cope with their unique problems, tal, and emotional problems based mental health system In- iw g eh n ey faemties such as basketball t^e educaUon and training of “Parttcular emphasis should befcsw 9 shouldIK/U1U UObe tUIUCt% home care and emergen- RauunR wioe accepiance. CO Reservoir for limited fishing 1. provide through the Gen- sellng. early detection of prob- social and mental health serv- ey’ services should be Initiated. 1007 M A IN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 J>JU/UUtW lJL from shore excluding Country eral Manager’s Office a public lems, and specialized treat- ices. TTie Center should coop- This should Involvf an Integral- K ^ P® COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 Club property. Information program with the ment of delinquency and emo- erate tilosely with and be geo- program of prevention and 810 Main St. in Downtown Manclwater 4. Install shuffleboard court assistance of people from .all tlonal difficulties. graphically near the commu- treatment of mental and emo- 8. There shouW be an e x j^ - Yes □ No □ / and limited picnic facilities' in communications media. 4. There should be a temper- nity general hospital. (It may tlonal problems, utilizing toe slon of toe ®xlst1ng H e^th De­ O PE N M O NDAY thru FR ID AY till 9:00 P.M. / Center Park. (For Senior 2. Develop methods for involv- ary substitute home service for be noted that many of the pro- professional resources of both partrnent to Include a full-tlnm ^nybody wishing to make further comihents may do so :JJ (Jitlzcns) ; ing present and potential users 'In writing. Please direct them to the Recreation and Cul­ children and adolescenU who grams and functions recom- the medical and the social serv- Health Officer Increased 336 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Open Saturdays till 5:00 P.M. / 6. Robertson Park -r install of recreation facilities in the tural Task Force, Municipal Building,. 41 O n ter Street, for various reasons find them- mended above could be carried Ice fields, responsibilities relating to sam TEL. 649-5258 limited picnic facilities, shuffle- planning and operation of the 06040, Attention; Mr. John B. Harkins. selves without a home This on and administered centrally Dental Health Itatlon and environmental and ...... board, tennis and basketball facilities and the programs. ■program should incorporate a from lids type of fad llty.) 1. The local general hoepltel public health. 111 ", m \( V '■ >■ . 1 \ '' ''■ h \ r \ '■ ' V - r , \ V , } \ , ^ V ^ '■ \ \ \ V ■ ’ p A u E rHIRTEEN \ MANCHESTER liVENING IIRRAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONNv. WEI^NESDAY; JANUARY W . \ V ‘ '- V . VPAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,vl970 X ed'$jersons be griven a chance to be made under lerrns of the con­ tract. Chicafjo Plan To Substitute Coventry h e a r i n g m a r c h 2S preseht their views at state and Poland Tightens Belt Foderal Jury To Prohe Senate, Raps ‘Shortcomings’ local levels. - Misrepresenting the price or March 28 Is the date of a —A requlrcmcnt for parental Magazine Suhscriptions the reason for the price of mag­ For tbe Philadelphia Plan scheduled public hearing on , In 1965 Edncalion Program and community Irvolvement in azines. the proposed Botton-Coven- tl»e planning aild; development To Bolster Eeonomy —Entering names on con- Council Reviews try airport, 'to be held at WA8HINGTON (A P ) — Rep. "Thla grand jury Investigation tmets without the subscribers’ 1.08 ANOEI.e s (A P ) — 'The does not set penalties, goals or By JOE IIAIJ. that one of the prlnmry weak­ of projects. piH)duollon to a sdlect. Intensive Coventry High School at 8 By MARTIN ZIK’KEB Fred B. Rooney mid yealerday could help everyone If It elears knowledge. N ,.„ . .n , Assorlated Press Writer nesses in the 'ntle I program 1s —A revision of th'bv formula p.m. Due to a typographical A»s«Mlati- effect would be to raise er layoffs a>Kl a slowing of in­ omy deemed of decisive impor­ jury would meot In Des Moines, “ good faith” effort to train luid board member Arnold Carlson, others ‘ include ^ 'investigation ' ‘ of Committee said, however, it is ® groups, the full authorization to $7.2 bil­ Des Moines ami conducting tion of deceptive practices In retury of labor. Boards of Health and Welfare accidents and complalnU. Tliere confident the B-year-old pro- These include charges that vestment' conslbqction in order tance. They have also called for Iowa, on Peb. 17. He aiild the "Our aim Is to get mbre hire up to that level, they will setrns to be the town orphan in lion by 1974, compared with $2.8 business nationwide, are Civic magazine selling. “ I expect the receive no government con- and Police Chief Gordon Smith might be as many as 300 or 400 gram still can be a great sue- the funds have been used mere- to allow a cofu^entratlon f the removal of overemployment jury probe will center on five blacks and other minorities In terms of time and money spent. billion in the current year. Reading Club, Home Render FTC will file formal actions were Invited for the first infor­ complaints a month. Smith cess, and it proposed legislative ly to supplant state and local fu'.ds and energy da^^selected in nonvltal enterprises. subsidiaries of Cowles' Commu­ some of those craft unions Iriicts. Mrs. Femald said there ought President Nixon asked $1.2 Service, Educational Book Club, against a number of major sub­ mal session, designeil to'better said, and each one is logged, steps to improve deployment of money Instead of for additional projects already behlmK ached An informed Polish source nications, Inc. which have kept them out for "W e have made It clear re- to be ordinances concerning billion this year; Congress voted Mutual Renders Reague and scription .sales agencies,” he acquaint the councilman with although many of them are the aid. projects as the law directs, that said that In the Warsaw area Momlay peatedly that we prefer having transportation of trash to the $1.4 billion. ■ ulc. A Justice Department spokes Home Reference Ubrary. said. T0YLAMD programs, functions and ideas minor The views ore in a report to excessive amounts have been Informed sources say the large factories have been told to In )in Interview with the Los An­ each local community work out dump. Dr. Bowen agreed with man, however, declined to pin­ ‘"Target of this grand jury of the various departments. oo the Senate on a $38 billion bill used for construction, that the Communist parly has sent a let liMiiiss at 100.-11 360 employes. geles Times. “ If the plan In (Chi­ a plan best suited to Its own HARTFORD RD., PINE ST., MANCHESTER this, and said that by requiring point Cowles as the target of llie Investigation will be hundreds of First to appear last night was ter to parly cells listing Po­ here is luiother report that cago works, we will be more needs,” Fletcher said. "But If citizens to transport trash in tivlty is Inother funcUon. and extending the 19^8 Elementary “ been directed to New Pretender investigation. million of dollars worth of mag- (3iurles Anticipates and Secondary Education Act maintenance of segregated land's economic woes. The let­ the itoademic credentials of spe- they do not,' then we will be John Druge, chairman of the covered containers, such an or- this often includes tlme-consum '"The department Is looking azlnc subscription contracts than happy.” and some other programs for school systems and that the To Spain’s Throne ter cites such chronic problems ciallstsHn many industries are Koyul Family Tour forced to Impose a plan as wc EDC, who said his group does dinance could be enforced by ing court appearances. Smith Into magazine subscription sales ijoij by the five Cowles subsidi- The administration will be four years. funds have been, spent to serve NIJMEGEN, The Netherlands ns poor productivity of workers, being e lid e d . Those without LONDON (A P ) — Prince "perfectly willing” to drop the had to do In Philadelphia.” not yet perform a routine func­ stationing a police officer at the said.' The department advises generally and possible violation arlcs over a period of years,” A large section of the report the general needs of all pupils (A P ) —Princess Irene of the ardy investment projects and the proper s'elipollng are being Charles, heir to the British Philadelphia Plan if cities adopt He said the operation In Chi­ tion since a working EDC is dump gate and stopping anyone local businessmen on safety pro­ of postal regulations,” he said. Rooney said. was devoted to Title I of the act, *md not specifically to help Netherlands has given birth to an adverse trade balance with dismissed or- mqyed tc lesser throne, says ho wouldn't programs "as good as the Chi­ cago" will be “ closely moni­ fairly new to town. The only from entering whose containers cedures, such as locking doors ” It may Involve Cowles but It Rooney said a year-long which gets by far the largest those from poor families. her first child, a son whose jobs unless they^undertake to cago one seems on the surface,” tored” by federal officials "and routine so far has been regular were not covered. Such an ordi­ and windows and leaving valu­ the West. could be much broader.” Investigation by his Washington iconi g y y A I J a n u a r y share of the funds—it has re- The committee said it should grandfather claims the throne •‘Witllbut coming out and say­ complete their studies in eve­ tour of Australia and New Zea­ if It 1s working, we are willing meetings and minutes. Druge nance, board members feel, ables. A spokesman for Cowles Com- office Into magazine sales pro­ he said. said the EDC is working on pro­ celved $4.3 billion since 1968. be possible to end these short- Spain. ing so directly,” one Pole said, ning colleges. land for anything, despite news- But he emphasized that the to withdraw our goal concepts.” would prevent roadside Utter­ Juvenile problems are anoth­ Administrative staffs in State municationa said today that "re ­ duced Information which corn- grams for economic develop­ The funds. intended to im- comings. Irene Is the wife of Prince Car- "the letter clearly says that we crilU'lsm that It Is one admlnistratiorr is not slacking ing that occurs when trash er consideration, and Smith es­ industries have undergone sub­ cent attacks upon magazine pri.scs a substantial part of what P'*P<=r ment for the town, however, and opportunities "Properly administered and Hugo of Bourbon-Parmu, are in a mess.” Its efforts to end discrimination falls out of vehicles. This, timated that juvenile criminal stantial cuts in manpower al­ subscription selling practices he termed "the Post Office’s •'“ '"'J functions, Muiiagaii IlelcaHed uses various state agencies for Mrs. Fernald said, has been a for children from disadvantaged adequa[uately funded, -’Title I, as heir to the Carlist pretender to Tluf purpose may be to create Speaking at an Australian In the construction trades. activity accounts for some 78 to ready. It is believed that the have put dozens of franchise case against (towles.” WASHINGTON (A P) — Rep. resource material and assist­ families, ore allocated on the propqsised to be amended, cai).-the Spanish throne. Generalissi- a widespread awareness of Da ydinner Tuesday night, the The voluntary plan adopted constant problem. 80 per cent of the total, locally. government hopes to relocate He said his Investigation cen­ John 8. Monagan, O-Conn., was ance. These include the Con­ basis of the number of pupils make a substantial impact on mo Francisco Franco has deslg- present difficulties and the heed 21-year-old Prince commented: Jan. 12 In Chicago calls for hav­ She suggested further the ap- Asked___ _ what ...... would bring___ the__ many people in field were labor dreds of other small Independ­ tered on such practices as; released Tuesday from the U.S. from poverty-level families in a American education,” it said. nated Prince Juan Carlos, from for unpopular remedial action. "Formality is what yob per- ing minority group members — M 2 necticut State Development pointment of a part-time deputy poHce department up to full is short, such as transportation ent businessmen who sell maga­ -Altering the terms of a con­ Naval Hospital In Belhesda, Md. Comirrlssions. school district. Amendments include: another branch of the Spanish Editors have been told to write •sonally make It. And, anyway, irrlmarily Negroes -holding 30 sanitarian, since Allen doesn’t strength. Smith replied that he and public works. zines for a living have suffeivd tract without tolling the subscri­ where his gall bladder was re­ Druge reported that coopera­ The committee said it knew ■f-A stronger prohibition Bourbons, to be Spain’s future more frankly about economic who heard of anyone being able per cent of all skilled craft jobs have the time to inspect and needs one more full-time po­ The press is full of speeches severe business reversals and ber. moved Jan. 19. He will con­ tion with both groups has been there had been many com­ against using the federal money king. problems, one source says. to make a .strict formality when in five years. 'Hie percentage is enforce regulations regarding lice officer and two dispatch­ and reports about the need for loss of reputation. Publishers —Using coupon payment tinue recuperating at his home plaints. to supplant state and local The Infant, bom ’Tuesday, will State planners have charted a faced with a crowd of Austral­ approximately the level of mi­ very gtood. One specific project septic tank violations. ers. ’This would cost an esti­ workers to increase productivi­ also have been badly hurt by books containing more coupons "A review of the facts avail­ funds. be called Carlos Xavier Barnar- schedule for shifting the country nority workers in that city, it in Rockville, Md. is the up-dating of a town mono­ Allen added that a full-time mated $18,000 a year, but would these attacks. than the number of payments to ians?” able to the committee indicates —A requirement that interest- do. from a wide front of industrial ty. graph that is being done in con­ housing code enforcement offi­ mean that two men could man M i M c e cer would also be a consider­ junction with the CSDC. The the cruisers at night, a neces­ able help, since this is another EDC also works with the Wind­ sary safety measure. Smith time-consuming operation for ham Regional Planning Agen­ feels. him. With a problem in town cy.. Radio equipment is also be­ of sub-standard housing, Allen Druge said that the EDC feels low standard now. Smith report­ felt about ” 300 houses could be formation of a three-man sub­ ed, and some- new equipment closed tomorrow” If housing committee. to act as liasion be­ would be desirable. Councilmen The Drug Store that The Drug Store that codes were enforced on a full­ tween the Town Council, the said they would like to see these; Planning and Zoning Commis­ time basis. Municipal rubbish collection requests reflected In the police, sion, the WRPA and various Saves You Money Saves You Money is another Board of Health con­ department budget requests state agencies, would aid in the cern, and these and other sug­ scheduled to be coming up for commission’s work. Formation LET gestions should be submitted In review soon. of such a sub-committce is not MTHUR I'S terms of budget consideration, The second session of in­ M n H U I I provided for in the charter, the coimcllman said. ’The nub of formal meetings will be held . FREE PARKING D PRICE • FREE PARKING HATIOHAUY ADVERTISED however, but Druge ' felt that the Board of Health’s problems tomorrow night, ; starting at 7 I OCR PJ perhaps this provision could be seems to be that It needs more hi the Town Hall board room. free delivery DRUG STORES • FREE DELIVERY DRUG STORES . B NEXT made. rules, regulations and enforce­ Scheduled to appear are the V r ES( RIP Druge said that long - range ment, Mrs. Femald concluded. Windham Regional Planning HARTFORD MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE . CHARGE ACCOUNTS TION • CHARGE ACCOUNTS planning for industry Is difficult ’The main function of the Agency, Assessor Samuel Allen, HARTFORD MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE Planning 5 right now, since the Board of Welfare, according to the Planning and Zoning Com­ WINDSOR . PRESCRIPTIONS WINDSOR • PRESCRIPTIONS Chairman Margaret Jacobson, mission and the Fire Depart­ sidering the possibilityoiKiiif... of >•“-re temporary help In S ments. • COSMETICS zoning much of what Is now in­ housing and food until the wel­ . COSMETICS dustrial land and creating a fare recipient gets onto state Phone . . . 643-is o s or 643-1S06 flood plain, or "river” zone. Phone 643^150$ or 643-1506 welfare. Much of the land now zoned When the board is called for Town Notified for industry lies In flood plain , „ land, and Druge noted that It assistance, it make an to- Of Fall Oaim was not much of an Inducement vestigaUon to _ decide _on an al- to industry combined with the lowance, which must be geared Mrs. Mary Alcock of 80 to state standards. ’The Investi­ Spruce St., has notified the C U T S YOUR COST OF LIVING! CUTS YOUR COST OF LIVING! fact that the town has no sew­ ers or municipal water supply. gation itself is the most time- Town of Manchester that she consuiping operation performed will seek reimbursement for and SPORTING GOODS Councilman Hugo ’Thomas J thought the EDC ought to In­ by the Board of Welfare, Miss expenses stemming from an al­ vestigate thoroughly to deter­ Jacobson said. leged fall Jan. 17 on Foster St. Thursday, Friday, Saturday January 29, 30, 31 Thursday, Friday, Saturday January 29, 30, 31 mine whether the town really Outside agencies referred to She claims, in a letter filed in Savings Throughout the Store! wants Industry. He wondered If are the State Welfare Board, the the town clerk’s office, that the the return on money Invested Windham Area Community Ac- street was icy at the point of In a plan to draw Industry to tion Program, Humane Society, the fall. She states that she sus­ Big Selections! Giant Savings on Cosmetics! Odds 'n Ends.. Broken Sizes.. the town would be worthwhile. Public Health Nurses Assocla- tained a braken right wrist and Chew oble W a lg re e n s Druge noted that the EDC Is tion and Salvation Army. ’The that her arm Is In a cast to be­ Fruit flavored 2 50 Walgreen Vitamins At Huge Savings! currently working on a study of board must issue reports month- yond her elbow. Liver & Iron All Quality Merchandise airports and their economic Im- ly and quarterly to the State Children love 'em S i n ^ a b A pact In towns, in preparation for Welfare Department, Tablets the March 8 hearing on the Miss Jacobson said that future 2 paks of 84 Bolton-Coventry Airport. predictions of board operation Public Records 1 OVER ml IRON' $6.38 Value! ’The second group to appear are difficult at best, since in- Administrator’s Deed too TABLET BOTTLE sinusitis was the Board of Health, with (justry lay-offs can have an ef- Roger E. Cheney, administra­ common coJd J. •its advisers. Dr. Robert Bowen, these are not predlct- tor of the estate of Howard Che­ 31 town health officer, and Samuel ^ble. Recent legislation can ney, to (Jerald G. and Evelyn Allen, building inspector and )u^yg some impact also, since L. Taylor, property at 230 Por­ deputy sanitarian. jj^g gtate is tightening the purse ter St., conveyance tax $28.86. ^1 Board of Health chairman gj^ingg jjjg ^gifare budget. Trade Name Dolly Femald said that one ^ The local Welfare board cur- George R. Lewis and James Dicalcium Phosphate N the principal functions of toe ^ ^ ^ For Folks O v r 40 Orange Flavored Flavored chewable Olafsen Twin Pack A. Lewis, doing business as Mr. $1.19 Valuel ^ Q c Fix-It, 632 Woodbridge St. Push-button Color! For winter-dry skin SUPER V IT A M IN C V IT A M IN S AHINAL Bottle of 100. I W ed very little In recent years. Building Permit to Dr. Bowen and Allen. ’These Desert Flower Police Chief Gordon Smith Newton H. Smith, for Magic Moment JERGENS GERIATRIC T A B in S S S WITH IRO N With Minerals vita m in B 1 2 water'^'or^ s ^ ^ m g e p ro b l^ s ! representative at Domenic Gentilcore, alterations $10.98 Valuel 2 paks of 1(X). 0 4 9 2 paks of 60. 4 98 2 paks of 100. Q79 $1.49 Valuel A O C WONDERLANDS she said. Bowen f a i d V prln- " ‘^ht’s meeting. He outHn- at 190 Maple St„ Twosome Set RIG SWINGER LOTION 2 paks of 100. 5 ’^ $4.98 Valuel ^ — $3.96 Value! | $7.58 Valuel 25 mg. lOO's. cipal problems are In toe lake ed the role of the police depart- M O D E L O M O Foam In Color Spr«^ cologne aned CAMtlUk REGULARLY low i | S 9 4-PC. OUTFIT! $4.97 VALUE! $3.00 Vdlue! "^2 $1.09 Vdlue! NEW! 82 M agic Mesh DISCOUNT PRICES ' Solo Hair Pocket Radio* CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Jade, with 12 solid state Rollers M.Mii i.\rgn;i( Gas"^ Heartburn? $ 1.00 ValiM^ devices. Case, earphone, OF BOLTON and battery. ^ _ a Few of the Many Values on Sale! 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Williams, D- ) In the river, following ,a N.J., had -asked Sljullz twlce to lengthy Rearch, a Navy diver testify before a subcommittee ANNIVERSARY SALE Murdered found the .38-cnIlber (llstol and ebosep by Senate leaders to look Radio Station tossed It to an FBI agent who into the UMW case. put It In' a pliuitlc bag and sped Shultz said in a letter to Wil­ Yablonskis away In a car. liams he would not discuss the Gifts 20% oft Vetoed by ZBA Investigation with anyone out­ When either you or your stnir- < mitiimad Iruni l*agn Duel Sources confirmed earlier way begins to creak here and that a .80-caIlber rifle had been side his department or the De­ EXCEPT HUMMELS and WESTMORELAND there, the cause generally is the Deciding against reversing n Lachut Seymour Ijavltt, Mrs. splash In the Clarksvlile pap«r recovered from the river, partment of Justice. The Inves­ same; old age. decision rendered year ago, Jane McCarthy, Harry McMa- and blow over In a couple of Yablonskl lost a bitter Dec; 6 tigation Involves alleged Irregu­ It’s a lot easier, .though, to the Zoning Board of Ap­ hon Nicholas Pawluk, James Plain Dealer said. election attempt to unseat UMW larities and threats made dqrlng eliminate the stairway creaks Roche, Mrs. Ruth Ventura and . ... j . President W. A. "Tony” Boyle. the mine worker’s election./ ' ANNUAL V2 PRICE SALE ON peals last night turned down an David Williams. Houley will act ® '*'**®’ Annette, and two investigators have said that ”We believe and we think you than those that beset you. You appeal of Richard Brescia of need not be a carpenter nor a as chairman. of the victim’s sons, Joseph Jr. none of those charged In the will agree that testifying now Norwalk to establish a radio while the Investigation Is pro­ PARTY GOODS • STATIONERY handyman nor even an experi­ station In Rockville. Flaherty recently announced and Kenneth, were among those slayings had union connections, SHOP-BITE VAC PAK ceeding might jeopardlzj! the ,ef­ SALE ENDS JANUARY 31sl enced do-it-yourselfer. AH that DEL MONTE PINK OR RE(J L 89^ A public hearing was held a he will not seek re-election to who testified at the grand jury Secretary of Labor George P. is necessary is that you be able Uie chairmanship of the town hearings 'Tuesday. Shultz said be will not discuss fectiveness and fairness of the Whole Kernel Com week ago and the board voted Investigation,” Shultz said. to tell the difference between Pineapple Grapefruit Drink 314-uz iMuiM I In executive session last night. committee. A new chairman Kruponsky refused to com- an In'vestlgation of the United two simple methods of stairway 10c OFF LABEL will be elected after the new ment on testimony taken at the Mine Workers election cam- The senator did not comment WHY PAY MORE? A 2 -lb . The decision to again turn the on the secretary’s letter. DEE’S CARDS and GIFTS construction—and, if you don’t, Cold Power Giant appeal down was reached when committee 1s elected. opening session or on the devel- paign with a Senate subcoipra't- CAI.no« ^HOPPiNr. rr.NTER the following explanation, hope­ Shop-Rite Apple Sauce the board agreed there had fully, will enable you to make SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE been no change In the circum­ that distinction. Bartlett Pear Halves stances since the original ap­ To keep the record straight, 2nd BIG WEEK! Stewed Tomatoes ALL FLAVORS peal was made and also turned the horizontal port of a step— WHY PAY MORE? down. Our Regular the part you step on—is called a Nestle Chocolate Bars ’The appeals board maintains tread. The vertical board at the Shop-Rite Prune Juice WHY PAY MORE? back is called a riser. SHOP'^RITE’S the conatructlon of the station 50% Off Low Prices! WHY PAY MORE? / There are two basic ways in ISVi-oi. $ ' Stokely Fruit Cocktail with Its three 300-foot towers which a tread Is attached to a Ragu Sauces ALL VARIETIES ^NTERgARDEN would devaluate the residential riser; the tread rests upon the property In the area, create V i i k l o r possible safety hazards, affect riser and is simply nailed into SHOP-RITE INSTANT G R H N G IA N T place or the two are held togeth­ Vegetable the radio and television recep­ er with a tongue and groove. In tion and essentially change the Clearance! the latter case, a tongue on the NibletsK $1 character of the area. 'The top edge of the riser fits into a Idahoan board also stated, as It did a m 2 groove cut in the under edge of STOCK-UP year ago, that allowing a com­ 2 the tread. mercial vise In a residential Potatoes Corn ■, zone .would be ’’against the splr- You con tell at a glance which It of zoning.” Ladies Agilon method is used if you look at the REGULAR or Joint. But you can’t seethe joint CHUN KING S ale! Brescia, an account executive Panty Hose in most cases. So you get down I Chow Mein Noodles Lemon Pledge with CBS, applied for the vari­ on your knees and look under DROAD/MEDIUM or FINE ance to construct the station Our Reg. 1.79 WHY PAY MORE? 1-R>. $ I and towers on property purchas­ (lompurt the part of the tread that over­ pkgs. ■ ed by him about six years ago hangs the riser. You’ll see that Penn Dutch Noodles 3 Design ! Profeggional Chun King Soy Sauce SHOP-RITE RED LABEL TO M A TO PUREE or BLUE LABEL and located on Highland Ave. the joint is covered by a thin CHUN KING MUSHROOM SHRIMP Type ! SHOP-RITE 8 6. 9 SPAGHETTI or At the hearing a year ago and piece of moulding, which can be f California Heavy Puree at the one held last week, the Chicken Chow Mein 3-lb. 1.39Seamless Construction, Lightweight! easily pried off. Now, using a 69<^ SHOP-RITE meeting room was packed with flashlight if necessary, examine SHOP-RITE residents of the area who ex­ run guard at welt and toe. the joint and make your deter­ Elbow Maccaroni 4 7 ' Strawberry Preserves Sizes: petite, average, tall, Tomato Paste WHY PAY MORE? pressed objections to the station mination. Don’t let the idea KRAFT extra tall. VAN CAM P’S or HEINZ VEGETARIAN In that particular location. scare you. Even if you have 10c OFF LABEL Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Brescia had obtained a license never done any woodworking in Pork & Bear IS WHY.PAY MORE? from the Federal Oommunlca- General Electric General Electric Hoover your life, you’ll be able to de­ box tions Commission, prior to mak­ cide almost instantly. Fab Detergent ing his original appeal for the ’The reason for all this is that PEAS 6. CARROTS HONEY PEAS CREAM STYLE CORN or variance in zoning. ’The license Ladies Dress Snooz-Alarm Hair Dryer Handi-Vac the method of construction de­ LIBBY or SHOP-RITE SLICED or time was then extended by the Our Reg. 22.95 termines the method of repair. FCX3. Clearance Our Reg. 3.S>9 Our Reg. 21.99 If the tread and riser are nailed HALVES YELLOW 1-lb. At last week’s hearing Bres­ together, have someone stand 1 3-oz. $ 1 '^ Whofe'kernel cia was asked if he had pursued on the trfead, which will force it Cling Peaches cons other areas for construction of Values against the riser. You then ham­ .■ t Corn mS the station. He noted he had, to mer two 2-lnch nails through the but nothing definite’ was done. 14.97 2.99 17.99 18.70 tread into the riser, placing He said that a station cannot for • Snooz-Alarm wakes you, lets you snooze, then wakes •Four heat selections; wide hood for large rollers. Hood •Efficient and handy for quick clean-ups. Use on all types them about an inch apart and be established just anywhere. yoii again.^7300 raises, lowers. Easy to store. §HD54 of floors. #2901 slanting them so that the points It has to fit Into a pattern that Fascinating colors and fabrics. All sizes. are close to each other when FrozBn Food Dopt. YOU'VE GOT IT MADE IN THE NEW DECADE WITH SHOP-RITE. WHY PAY MORE? will not Interfere ' with other they have been driven in. In oth­ area stations. er words, when the nails are in ALL VARIETIES (EXCEPT SPARE RIBS) Democratic Meeting place, they will form a V inside ’The Democratic Town Com­ Jr. & Misses 2 Pe. & 3 Pc. Sets AlkarSeltzer Foil Pack Freezer Queen mittee this week set April 14 as the wood. Nails driven in this 2 - i b . Adjustable Alka- 1.09 - Box of 36 O Q ^ the date for a primary if one •Pant sets and Caldor PricedI manner are less likely to work Main Dishes pkg. M m skirt sets. For Sull'/.er • Stays fresh in foil. 6 8 loose. And you’ll have even is necessary. On March 3 the Bracket ! CRINKLE CUT dress-up or casual 5 8 8 - 5 8 8 more Insurance against later committee-will meet to endorse wear. Charles Anteii Shampoo trcnible if .you use threaded Vohlsing French Fries 5 9 members of the town comnUt- nails. 'Two sets of nails through WHY PAY MOet? tee and convention delegates. 99d -14 1/2 oz. Bottle O r k each tread of a squeaky step ’S :r5 9 Mrs. Marie Johnson, -vice Rubbermaid • Amber-Egg or Super Rich. O y Ellio's Piizo 1 should do the trick. Drive the WHY PAY MORE? chairman of the town commit- J 932-01 O A l J Junior & Misses Skirts nails slightly below the surface 4^ cont. 0 7 tee, led the meeting Monday Hinds Honey & Almond Lotion Perx Coffee tightener •Bonded wools with a nail set, fill the holes 4LLLa ll V^kRItlTES, uattiaiVKC wR^kvY RAe^kTSoak a tc night in the absence of chatr^ Caldor Priced! 1.00-12 oz. Bottle man Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. and novelty fab- Car Litter with putty and, when it has Banquet Cookin' Bogs 4 li° j8 9 rics. Casual and • For smooth hands and body. hardened, sand smooth. Replace CU BIVC A* B^XI IB A- C A UK ^ |.R». Mrs. Johnson presented a Ust 1 MlwP'Rllk u HADb A POUR m >AVt of names for the. nominating dressy. Sizes S to the moulding and the job is Cut Green Beans 3t.v. *1 IS ;6 to 18. 3.88 Dermassage Skin Lotion done. committee. The Ust was pre­ Aluminum When your origrinal examina­ Front our Dairy Case pared by Flaherty lor the pick­ Basket 1.00 - 6 oz. ^ueeze Bottle • Medicated skin lotion. 4 9 ‘ tion disclosed a tongue-and- ing of town committee members | SjHow Shovel groove construction, no nails REGULAR IMPERIAL and convention delegates. Nylon Crepe Set Mini Petti Slipj are' required. ’The squeaking can Those appointed were Robert Trol Hair Tonic A A Caldor Priced! be eliminated by driving thin 3 9 Houley, Joseph Adams, State ’Machine washable. l\ 1^50-15 1/2 oz. Size wooden wedges between the Margarine - Rep. Gerald Allen, Lester Lace or embroidered • Greaseless, controls dandriff. 4 9 tongue and the groove until the Baum, Robert Demlng, Atty. hem. White and 1.00 play between them has disap­ WHY PAY MORI? Thomas Dooley, George Fur­ assorted colors, 15” bish, Peter Humphry, Mrs. John­ Curad Plastic Bandages peared. If you have no wedges Shop-Rite Yogurt auflavors FIRST CUT, CUT SHORT WHY PAY MORE? on hand, but you do have an old son, Joseph S. Konlcki, Henry d ■ 73d - Can of 36 WHY PAY MORI? 2.19 CUFIAD • Won't pull off healing skin. shingle, cut it to the proper size 29* 'Fire-hardened handle with steel D and drive it into place, then re­ Shop-Rite Soft Margarine RIB ROAST CALIF. CHUCK STEAKS Womens After Ski Boots Sale SHOP-RITE lop. Long groove-loc socket, 47” place the moulding. In this sec­ Orange Juice ^ Vz gal. 55c SHOP-RITiBONaESS •A ssorted styles overall length. ond method of repair, you do CUT SHORT FOR BROILING Hehron and fabrics in N not need the assistance of anoth­ sizes 5-10. (Not er person. Appotizor Dopt. all sizes and styles 4.88 in all stores.) SLICED TO ORDER WEAVER’S Nurse Made (For Andy Lang’s booklet, Solid ’’Wood Finishing in the Home,” or “Painting Your House Inside Chicken Roll ^ ib.79^ 82 Visits Mens Quilt Underwear State and Out,’’ send 25 cents and a Steaks Design long, stamped, self-addressed SHRIMP OB Last Month envelope to Know-How, P.O. Chicken Salad Vz lb. 69c •Thermal lined, WHY PAY MORI? shirts and draw­ Box 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743. Freshness is the ditlerence at Shop-Rite BONELESS The Columbia - Hebron - And­ ers. Be sure to specify which booklet XBorden's Swiss Cheese ib.99'/ over Public Health Nursing 2.70 Charge you want.) Chuck Fillet Steaks *^gency last month made a to­ it ! VALUABLE COUPON FOR BRAISING tal of 82 home visits in Hebron, Pascal Celery 47 for therapeutio ' and 35 lor Toworid th« purchoM of health guidance. Mens Sweater Bonanza Israeli Air Force SEEDLESS Save An Extra Save An Extra An Exclusive Club? o 1-pi. 6-oz. botti* of Beef Short Ribs Overall In the three towns the Florida Grapefruit ALL M EAT NO WASTE nurses made a total of 231 • C r e w , V NEW YORK (AP) — For a ■visits, 161 for therapeutic and neck, card­ General Electric Palmolive Liquid COCKTAIL igan. 4 « « - 1 0 2 « young Israeli it’s probably eas­ Shoulder Steaks 80 for health guidance. 4M/AM Portable Radio ier to get into Mecca than into Dish Detergent Cherry Tomatoes basket 3 9 ^ CENTER CUT . ’The agency’s vital statistics the Israeli Air Force. FANCY lor the six-month period from 15 off W ITH THIS 20% off (Rttviw 4*< W< ni«M 1*1 ’The^sraell Flight School is so iiw ryli, 1*70. July 1 through Dec. 31 of last Our Reg. Low Prices On All Our Reg. Low Prices On All tough that once the entire grad­ COUPON Cauxw. Limit: I Awcurtyw r. Coupon Ro»Ry Delicious Apples nl9' Smoked Pork Chops t.^1 ** year show a total of 601 visits uating class consisted of one •nr 4ho» RtoSiw n nnrim (w itm p iiOtMi). in Hebron alone—212 for thera­ Girls Dresses... Save over 50% man. SAVE 20c peutic and 289 for health guid­ •Bonded orlons, Our Electric • 14-K (Jold (Jiarms &. Bracelets, NBC producer Bob Rogers ance. Overall a total of 1,380 cotton blends, Reg. ey eygy 26.88 D olt D opt. H o a lth A Beaafjr Jlicfs prints or solids, •Wallets learned this recently while film­ VALUABLE COUPON p i M C H i B E I visits were made. 4.97- Typewriters SUPER SIZE assorted colors. • AFC on FM, built-in cord for AC, Solid Stale battery ing a report on the Israeli Air Toword the purch«n« of I ABO REG or THICK VAC PAK l l b ^ A f M ------M F G ,.^ aaa^ Under the agency’s sponsor­ 3-6X;7-l4. In Our Stock •■Jewelry Boxes Force for the Feb. 3 edition of 0 lOcoHlobetZ-ih.. 1-ex. boRof 9 9 - toward the purchoM ship, physical examinations saver circuit, 3 1/2" dynamic speaker. “First 'Tuesday.” Shop-Rite Bacon p k g Mouthwash were completed at the Gilead ’ Limited to our inventory. No special orders ■ In Our Stock “The Israelis operate a sys­ WHY PAY MORE? Hill School by Dr. Christopher 2 Cold Power WHY PAY MORE? O’Connor, school physician, as­ tem with a few of.the best pilots Bufferin Tablets Pillsbury Boys Sweater Clearance rather than many average pi­ Detergent Canned Swift Ham 4 WHYRAYMORf? II.. sisted by Mrs. Jean Moshler, lots," Rogers says. “I firmly be­ public health nurse. •Cardigan or pull­ Our U U ITM T I 4 l ^ (RnfMimpnMietwithiiiipcwiemtRRtl CAPITOL FARMS Miss Breck Hair Spray 5 9 ,'.l lieve that the Israeli Flight ANTI PERSPIBANT S w m i T H i s Iso, the state audiometrist over ' in 100% Reg. Q Q Q (O) Skinless Franks lb. pkg 73c retested all children who foil­ orlon acrylic. School has the hl|;hest washout COUPON EXTRA MHJJ & ALL BEEF Arrid Dry Spray «” 69 COUPON cwwiOTtTgrJssiyst-., 6 97 O .O O Food rate in the world.” ed the initial audio screening Solids and fancies NOROE As a result, he says, Israel’s Nepco Franks lb pkg. 79c Gonoral Morehaudtso tests. Save An Extra Save An Extra ISAVEtOf SHOP BITE MHHHOI m v e i o . air force is “far smaller than ~ (Where ovoitoble) ''' OOP Dinner Freezers Egypt’s.” VALUABLE COUPON Sauerkraut 2 lb. pkg. 29c Reservations may still be “Numbers' don’t tell the sto­ 12 oz. pkg. ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF '99c PLASTIC SALE made for the Annual Hebron Boys Outerwear Holds 43.3 lbs. Republican Dinner Dance ry,” he added. “Many experts. Oscar Mayer Bologna 77c Round Dish Pan 14 QUART e------^*r-|M |fian ,f lAfO •Wool, corduroy Toward the purchase of which win be held Saturday Including some in the Pentagon, Cmpm Ravi - 1 qMvt ]R

, . -I \ \ r- 4.^. 'i ' ' ■\ '\ \ ,\ \ ■■ ' \ \ r . V '''''^ v:a 'A:V 4 f V : :;^vv. '\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, .TANUARY 2^, 1970 A- PAGE SIXTEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1970, HattdfraW lEiiening ilferalJi WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1970 Pages 17 to 32

Reardon Wants Will Increase Water Pressure Traffic Lights For Spruce St. - Directors Move Fast An integrated traftlc light eya- tem for the entire length of Spruce 8t. has been recommend­ To Avert Big Tax Loss ed by Police Chief James M. Reardon. B y SO L R. COH EN BroH. revealed that they have would, at the eame time. In a letter to Town Managier Robert B. Weiss, Reardon said, Faced with the unhappy “ **'®*’- deadline from their fumlHh the towntH water „ need)) ' TOP "I am recommending, In the prospect of losing the “P f ^ Capitol Improvement budget, inw n’a lanreat taxn aver acceptable and con- He acknowledged that the VALUE that the entire length of Spruce Pe IV nH W h in tvio P‘“ " OW>erwlHe, he «ald, project would take about 18 STAMPS St. be studied fOr a progressive i rail ana wniinej^ ^e might lone thler Inourance months to complete, and that tt Prove it to yourself...... comparison shop a traffic light system." Manchester Hoard OT Ul- completely,^ H, > tAt nev\ 30oz. ring With Coupon Only Computer Provides Guidanee Information jC it 89l! Popular Coupon expires Soturdoy, Jon. 31, 1970 * Vi^^l^r^VVo'^^VrL-lhVs m VreBBure for ^ u ld require the Tip Top Dinner Rings Seymoim Lavitt of Vernon tnilTVI A TOH N ^TON New England colleges A24 all Also, with OREC 'sponsorship hobbles, and obtain some Ideas ’ ® ‘‘*P ®‘' ey®ems. InrtaUaUon of the pump and Lim it One Coupon Per Customer Cap’n Crunch Cookies 4 v.netiez pkg. iU ' Democratic By JOHN A. JOHNSTON ^ ^ I s area giving a ma- and the assurance of at least of those fields for which he ^ The esUmated costs of the Im- ® report and recom- diesel engine, plus the necessary HOWARD JOHNSON can Idate for mayor In the last resembles and oper- jor In elementary edlucatlon, 100 hours a month i ^ e by woidd ^ best suited.^ ____ provement alternates which ap- '"t Prince Spaghetti or Macaroni 2 X 458 'COUPON SAVINGS Macaroni & Cheese 3 p'°9s.8 9 i * tvnewriter The m essaire is junior colleges, T143, 144, and individual school would not be not foresee the system saving night range from $43,000 to $48,- **'°'** Engineering vice pres- I^iss estimated a nlne^^ntha Quart Jar Prince Spaghetti Sauce COUPON SAVINGS ” r^vTtt IIhm t* u a H f^via a toll line into a 1« provide names of colleges billed for the toll line. Slrh- a great deal of time In student- OOO, with the cost to be assumed f?*" Layltt wlH take up hJs duties ted Via ^ . under the corrected list having liar plans are being dieveloped counselor consultation. Students by the town. Pratt and Whitney Number 1 recommenda- alternate, The time element P o p u la r Cheese P iz z a 59^{ B & M Brick-Oven Baked Pea Beans 5 It:- $1 starting with the second semes- computer bank in Hoston, medium, and large en- among New Haven area schools will require help In making and CSieney Bros., In addition, backed by. Weiss, was for '*'®®®P4able to Pratt ter of the current college year, and a touch 01 the control roUminta, A161 and 164 are omo- and in Fairfield County. At pres- commands and establishing have plans for Improvements to the construction of a million- Whitney and Cheney Bros. Orange Juice 34*1 Colonna Bread Crumbs 8oz.con25|i ^ P U U R BLEACH He will Instruct In NYU’s School button prints an instant rnands for those colleges in the ent, 10 schools In each of the their order, she said, and even cost .them about $100,000. gallon water-storage tank in the *"^^***^*^“/*,^ „ 9 oz. of Continuing Education. response for the sender. list that require or recommend three areas, Miller said, have with the data furnished by the A representative of Pratt and Nike Site area, plus 2,300 feet _ rector Anthony Pietoan^lo IN LEM ON Rice-A-Roni 7>^oz.box 33(J Half Gallon 1 d SAVE The course that Lavitt, who jg 3^ thumbnail descrip- only two years of foreign lan- expressed an Interest In using computer bank, recourse to col- Whitney told the directors last of a 12-tnch water main to Kee- ,V*® Gorton Sole BUTTER pkg. 6 5 *! ‘ **’" *^^ ‘ *'® high-speed guidance guages amd mathemaUcs, and the guidance InformaUon sys- lege catalogues and other refer- nightnight that Its Insurance costs ney St. .plus 5,000 feet of a 16- g^ eth _ ln ^ we have __ to do W SARA L E E Armour Beef Stew 24oz.can 5 9 (i Bottle 1 ^ teach will concern "Trends In information system terminal, A282 narrows the group to all- tern next year, ences wlU still be necessary. Ig. 12 oz. pkg. haVe Increased 300 per cent, be- Inch water main to Prospect haveTo 'protoct o\ir tax^Iyers'! Streussel Cake With Coupon & Purchase of $5.00 or more the Technology of Plastics.’’ He developed by Interactive Learn- mien colleges. Miss Anne Beechler, guidance CHOCK FULL also teaches at the Internation- I cause of the water deficiencies; St. ^ e can’t afford to lose these excluding beer, wine & tobacco ing Systems, which was g^ven Throughout the procedure, the department chairman, said Renew Rivalry that it has withdrawn Inventory The estimated cost of this large taxpayers. We’re talking Pound Cake O’NUTS ^ PlMtics Industry School In j guidance perfo-- student can add,, delete, and during yesterday’s demonstra- Popular Coupon expires Saturday, Jo n. 31, 1970 New York City. HisU4a .^Voaaelr rivalry Sat- more, or all, by Oct. 1. If some The proposal is one of the oooo ooooooo K fS P j. lOOOOOOOO o o teaches courses In “ F -dam en - a«® ta^obtato^a tost o^ Intorma- counselor-^f all -^ a y n lg h t^ in ttoh j^ es event solution 1^ ’t found soon.______.recomm^ndaU^^ containcontained In POPUUR’S GRAND CHAMPION QUALITY y/tjjj COUPON SAVINGS UConn CfiptainK tals in Plastics ’ and Injection of ^jj requested characteristics charactedlstlcs commanded. at the 81st BAA track meet. He said that valuable parts a December 1968 Griswold re- FINE— — — — —FOOD —^ SPECIALS — — — -----— — I ooboooooooooooooooooooooooo o Molding.” He has tentatively fed Into the computer bank. ' ' ’p\>r’a Btudent” contem^atlng Power, a club runner from for jet aircraft are stored in port which listed water-lm- STORRS. Conn. (AP) - Ju- With Coupon scheduled to exnandexpand the course Asas a a hypothetical nypoureuuui case, *;aae, a o stu- »vj - ^ atudents desiring oo... occupa- going to work Immediately fof- Omaha now representing the Manchester, and warned that provement needs totaling $2.6 llan Bevans of Brooklyn, N.Y., Cream Style or Whole Kernel 4 J on any next year to include "Thermo dent planning a career in information follows a lowing high school graduation Southern California Strlders, "It Is possible that a fire In our million. and Dick Eavreau of Suttield 1 A M b . 4 packages of Forming” and "Plastics Process oceanography might find, in almilar process. If he wants Only but not sure of what ho would handed Davenport his first in- Manchester warehouse could Weiss, pressing for this alter- have been elected co-captalns of FANCY CORN cans 95* 3 0 * O F F Engineering." using commands A129 through information rather thaii like to do, she said, he will be door loss In two seasons recent- close our East Hartford Plant.” nate for correcting the Cheney next fall’s University of Con- 3 Sieve Size In addition to teaching A138, that only three unlversi- institutions providing able to Insert his interests and ly in Los Angeles. A representative of Cheney Mills complex problem, said it nectlcut soccer team, A i- ib . courses and operating his own ties In each of the Southeast ape®r o ' students through the Limit One Coupon Per Customer NEW (AP) - T^e application deadline per- an U.S.D.A. COUPON SAVINGS stock market fell to a new taming to colleges; for occupa- Capitol TOP CHOICE three-year low -a s measured by tions, levels of formal educa- Education Council V ijfeli C O U PO N SA V IN G S the Dowr_.. JonesT " Industrial aver- jjon preferred or requlr^, (cR e C) imdeir____ a______state grant.____ age—In slack trading Tuesday, methods of entering the field, The terminal was donated by In- "Best Steak Many mvestors were reported advancement, worker aptitudes, teractlve Learning Syahems. on the sidelines, waiting for pgiatlonshlp to people, working Miller said the high school la Buy in Town” D O VEU m Prealdent Nixon’s budget mes- ggndltlons, employment outlook,- requesting that $4,000 be placed \ sage Monday. ^^d earnings range. in the 1970-71 budget to cover a Meanwhile, there have been within the 16 categories, there $76 per month terminal rental, Roll no new developments to sparit ^20 options for a person and between 400 and 600 hours 1 Cot from choice Btoneless Pkg. stock buying, analysts noted, making a college selection, and of computer time on a sliding amid continued tight money and ^ fgg .qeeldng occupational scale of $6-$10 per hour, depend- lb. shoulder chuck With Coupon Only reports of lower 1969 corporate ihft>rma.tion. The student starts lag upon the number of hours Popular Coupon expires Saturday, Jon. 31, 1970 earnings. by listing on a summary sheet utilized. A CREC spokesman LONDON BROIL The Dow lost 4.89—about half hla priority college or occupa- has stated that under Its spon- i Limit One Coupon Per Customer So Good! a per cent—to close at 763.99, Its tional characterisUca. He Is H- sorship for area schools, there b o n e l e s s lb. COUPON SAVINGS lowest clostog level since Oct. mited' to 19. would be at least a 20 per cent JJ jggg As on example, A129 lists all discount. CHUCK ROAST COUPOKl SAVINGS i lb. AJAX CUANSER You Just Can't Buy Shoes V o c. Pock Giant 8 9 0 lb. SAVE Envy: Twin Panel back con­ 4?- At This Low Price Anymore! trols yet gives motion free­ AiiiKfiS S?« Freshly Sliced s^sMT SOUPS 21 oz. 14< 790 lb can dom, can’t ride up. Omifily 2 11* flared top. Extra long zipper. 590 lb.. With Caupan Only Airy spandex. Papular Caupan expires Saturday, Jan. 31, 1970 WOMEN'S SHOES SrSSlICbHUNKBOLOGN^ lb. c a n s a _ Limit One Caupan Per Customer LEATHERS PATENTS — MOST ALL COLORS MUCKEMUCKE'S SKINLESS ...... COUPON SAVINGS ------FOR DISCONTINUED COLONIAL MASTER ^ m m m COUPON SAVINGS 1^,____ ir SUGAR i DRESS AND STYLES V b n i i s IMPERIAL REG SPORTSWEAR *5.00 CURED lb. jWIZARD AIR FRESHENER SMOKED SHOULDER MARGARINE ^ 39* REG. PRICE 9 oz. ^ 2 FAIR m ^ T O $ 1 6 .0 0 Cheese Slices 69* aerosol *Helen of GUvsieFs^ says: can 24< 56 oz. bottle 3 9 d Appian Way Cheese Pizza 13'.'joz.box 39l» BRING A FRIEND AND SPLIT THE BARGAIN Parson's Cloudy AMinonia B iscu its •.v 8* With coupon only Box of 48 an or 8 oz. 4 girdle that fits perfectly will not only give you a firm smooth Lipton Tea Bags Seven Seas Lo-Cal Dressing rench bottle 250 Popular Coupon expires Saturday Jen, 31, 1970 FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK lap line — hut it wUl feel so comfortable you'll hardly know you 20 oz. f 1 Lysol Spray Disfectant 14 oz. 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She hasn't the place. five stops In the Far Fast, 1968 PONTIAC companions Just ready for dulll- among them India and Viet­ ASP Sells Only “ Super-Right” Quality anee. written that sort of Iwtk. He vlslteiU ’ eace (A,rps work- w e care Her story Is personal and sub- ers In Colombia, missionaries of nam ■ In Japan he visited Mary- W MIEEAME ThiB Isn’t Just unolher harangue our developing knowledge of oily mildly naughty. American Negroes. Is frlenilly to Americans, but he 2495 from the psyohologlst-soclolo- cultural transmission Is a key to Miles A. Smith Miles A. Smith • WIIlTEWAUii In Scotland there was a iloem't overltKilc the paradox of glst crowd about the symptoms their mutual understanding. Iheir combined brashness and SMOKED VERY IXJVELY PEOPLE. wealUiy old girl who each year of the well-known gap. MUes A. Smith IlUFKI-KH AN1> FIAHJR- self.doubting. By Ludovic Kennedy. Hlinim Si rents a castle for a month; In Instead It is a famous anthro­ ISilBS. lly IJz Cur|Mmter. Dou- HehuBter; $7,96. London he talked with a corpo­ ITie author writes with a nice TED TRUDON. Inc. CIX)VIS. By Walter llarris, bliHlay. $6.0n. RIBS of BEEF pologist's approach to the prob­ Hero Is a British writer who ration team recruiting technical descriptive tou(;h, and his hu­ TOU^AND TPKP:. — TALCOTTVIU.E lem through her own specialty, I’ litnain. $5.9n. Mrs. Carpenter’s contribution went plane-hopping to 19 coun­ talent; In Paris there was a va­ mor Is pleasantly British. -For which she considers a ke/. Some years back this story to the lore of the Johnson ad­ tries to observe and talk with riety of students. Including som American reiulers, the book of- VOI.KSWAGEN PORSCHE SHORTCUT Dr. Mead says our situation Is might have seemed pretty dar­ ministration Is a light-hearted, Americans living abroad. bealiilks, plus a jazz hangout fers an opportunity to learn how unique In history,.brought about ing, and quite a novelty. 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And so, free try—Is becoming more popular V of moisture’s rot, preserved by each year. Even albums for the delicatessen desert air, Pampa Union re­ favorite subjects are now gain- ‘ mains virtually the same as the ing favor. It's a crowd pleaser! Cold cut always sliced to day the nitrate boom ended and Minkus Publications has just your order. And made-today salads in a delicious everyone left. produced an important new al­ variety. And behind if 'all, people who know what Pampa Union, with its creak­ bum devoted to “ Medicine on Whole^ ing doors and spooky silence, la Stamps." This album Is . based "at your service" is all about!. one of many similar nitrate nds fu ll on the world-famous collection W VvAILABLEONLYINSUPERMARKETS WITH SERVICE DELICATESSEN towns that stretch across the of Dr. Joseph M. Kler consisting t ^ ^ .....\ I' Atacama Desert and appear of 44 volumes and over 16,000 just right for movie sets. stamps relating to the history of lb. In the mid 1800s northern medicine. Chile was home to a prosperity "Medicine on Stamps" is a SPLIT OR QUARTIRID ib boom, as men struggled to take looseleaf album in an attractive ------1 saltpeter from the earth’s driest loui prkes. three-ring binder. The album is LEGS BREASTS Your Choice desert. But gradually the de­ fully illustrated and beneath TOP QUALITY with thigh with rib LEGS with back or BREASTS with wing mand for nitrates declined, and each illustration is a capsule bi­ scores of towns withered and ography of the physician or died. scientist portrayed on the Pampa Union, one of the larg­ stamp. It 5t .69* ChiclHin Qarters The cost of the album is $10 CMckei Par est of these, lies on the main north-south highway, between and it can be purchased from Chuquicamata, the world’s larg­ your local dealer or directly FIRST CUT MIDDLE uihu does UNDEI4 POUNDS est open pit copper mine, and «*A« j Lhr- - t — i ' i - ■ ■ T . from Minkus Publications, 116 Antofagasta, the Important Chil­ W. 32nd St.,' New York, N.Y. ROASTING CHICKENS r ean port. 10001. GENUINE FRYER CHUCK STEAKS ~ .4 9 | 9 9 The homes and workshops re­ lb FRESH LEAN main unchanged, although ev­ A new set of stamps depicting CHICKEN LI VERS 59* < Ib erything of value inside is long four milestones from its historic BONELESS gone. past, has been issued by Papua Save more when you buy o whole or half and New Guinea, reports the t SHOULDER STEAK 7 9 U.S.D.A. Choice loin shell of beef (un- Also standing in bleak con­ 1' I b ill BONELESS Irimmed 15 to 22 lbs.). Custom cut Into trast to the desert sand is the Philatelic Bureau in Port SWIFT'S PREMIUM—ALL MEAT Moresby. The 6-cent shows the lb. 9 9 ' steaks the way you like them ... thick Pampa Union cemetery, its CHUCK FILLET or thin ... at no extra charge. prehistoric Ambun Stone. ’The SWIFT'S PREMIUM wooden crosses weathered only 3-oz. 10-cent illustrates a Masawa slightly and still bearing pko. FRANKFURTS »79' Canoe of the Kula Circuit. The SLICED DRIED DEEF 4 9 ' the plastic wreaths originally ARMOUR STAR JONES FARMS placed on thtm. There were no 25-cent has the famed Torree Mb, S A VE MORE ON LARGE roll SHELL B69 flowers in the desert. Map. The 30-oent features SLICED DAC0N“ ° " » > ^ 9 5 ' SAUSAGE ROLL 8 9 ' , s '- . H. M. S. Basilisk. Family Siie Packs ooin o UD The set is the latest In Papua One Way To 3 3 ■ and New Guinea’s National Her­ (3 POUNDS OR MORE) Individual steaks pre-cut and trimmed ^ - ■ -4-." - w.-.- itage series and was designed ^^rozen Features from U.S.D.A. Choice loin shells of beef. Mail Letters by noted Australian artist R. J END CUT CAPE ’TOWN, South Africa Bates. GRAND UNION DORANN CONEY ISLAND (A P ) — German sailors- on a NEPCO long sea voyage sealed their The president who wanted to mall into a barrel and tossed it be remembered as a soldier SHOULDER KNOCKWURST » 9 9 ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM WAFER THIN overboard, hoping it would rather than a politician, did not 3 -o z. I reach its destination before they have his wishes honored. C H f R U V HARD. GENOA □ ALAlul OR PARTY SALAMI p k o . 3 9 ' arrived home in Hamburg. When Dwight David Elsen­ OHOP GRAND UNION Boloona, They were lucky. Seven days hower died, he had been the 12-oz. pkgs- P. 4 P. later, a couple out for a walk subject of 20 postage stamps COLD CUTS l,uncheon ' p k o .'6 9 ' spotted the red-painted barrel, Because if takes more than just weekend specials to help you fight the and two souvenir sheets—all of REFRESHING SLICED flying a large pennant marked which hailed his term as presi­ TEA POT TEA DAGS 79' HALIDOT STEAK »89' “ mall,” on one of Cape Town’s dent of tlie United S^tes. His 10 SMALL MINUTE MAID lOP NOICH rising costs of food. Other ^markets advertise weekly specials, but the D E L M O N T E 27-oz. I 12-oz. SAD SEA __ X.A7 4B4BA beaches. In a box inside the bar­ role as Supreme Commander of can rel they found the letters, two Allied Forces In Europe was S P A G R E n i SADCE ROMAN PIZZAS pko- '9 9 ' ORANGE JDICE 5 5 ' SHRIMP COCKTAIL 3 »“ 99' nuwAKUHOWARD lOHNSONlun bottles of spirits, five United completely overlooked by var­ I7-OZ. pko. C Q ( of their prices make up for it. ORANGE, FUDGE. SANDWICHES States dollars and a note. ious coimtries issuing stamps. COCOANUT pkg. I o i l U t f Perhaps future stamp issues y CAKES 69' ICE CREAM ’Ihe note was headed “ The GRANDI UNIOIUNION COSTA 4BJBP German ship M.D. Bavaria, at will honor Ike as a victorious 24-oz. lor lire orea's pko. sea October 11, 1969.” It ex­ general—but they are yet to CDT GREEN DEANS 4 9 ' ICE CREAM SLICES 6 9 ' plained that the ship was on a NOT AT TOP NOTCH! All our prices are low. You get your choice come. ^ uitFidu GRAND LNiuniUNION A 'GRAND UNION ^ three-week non-stop voynga from Hong Kong to Hamburg A new stamp commemorating PEAS 6 CARROTS 6 '.'£ 9 9 ' ORANGE JDICE 2 '»> .7 9 ' during which its crew would be of over 8,000 quality items at the lowest everyday prices . . . every day! the 50th anniversary of the first unable to mail letters to rela­ flight trom England to Australia 14 tives in the normal way. Only Top Notch can do this because TOP NOTCH HAS THE AREA'S has been issued not by either "Please do us the favor and de­ coLmtry but by Pakistan. The liver the enclosed mail to the reason? The plane landed at Ka­ rachi on its way from England 2-PLY WHITE OR COLORS next post office," the note said. SIORI-WIDI LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP. We don't saddle you with the extra FACIAL pkgs. to Australia. i 3 “ And make yowself a happy of 200 day with the good spirits in this The stamp design shows the TISSUES container." costs of stamps, games and gimmicks. Vickers Vimy plane which made ■ • ’The mall was posted but the the historic flight. In the back­ CHICKEN NOODLE 3 couple kept quiet about what ground is the Karachi Airport lOli-oz. happened to the spirits. building as U existed at that can DEL MONTE But, no matter how low our prices are, if you don't get the best foods for time. The plane is brown and CAMPREU'S SORP black, while the building is light FR U n COCKTAIL 4 9 9 DEL MONTE * m i ih Marriage For Society brown against a pale blue sky. Mb. Atop the stamp is the inscrip­ CAPE TOWN, South Africa your money, you're not saving a thi ng. That's why we've kept our quality COT GREEN DEANS 4 ^ ,9 9 ' tion “ 50th Anniversary of First DEL MONTE _ m m * (A P ) — Apartheid-supporting Aeroplane Flight England-Aus- PILLSBURV FLODR 5 » 4 9 churchmen here were discom­ standards so high. 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' *V Pentagon Satisfied Tasty, Native Flavorful, Delicious A taste of summer I Philodendron Stock up on Stop & Shop or Sr With Project 100,000 Selloum Plant W,A SHINGTON (AP) — per cent of the 19,000 men re­ Goiden Gems Siiced Blacks make up more than, 40 ceiving treatment such as diet Red Delicious W estern A lush finger per eent of the men brought into assistance or minor surgery to^ Campbeiis leaf plant. the armed aervtcea under a spe­ make them fit for service. e inch pot 4 . 9 9 cial manpower program to help Mor^ than half the '^ e w Peaches previously unqualified recruits Standards'* men were yvolun- Chicken Hoodie Soup California Sunkist reach the military’s education teers—a total of 13Q<000—and Sun-blushed slices Apples Bose Pears and health standards. 63.000 of them chose/lhe Army with that distinc­ Mllli A Pentagon report Just com­ Nothing satisfies or Great for easy salads and Marine Corp^/users of the tive flavor for a plied found the men who went draft. pleases the family Minute Maid Lemons more on chilly winter special dessert. U.S. No. 1 --2 > /«’’ MIN. or tempting desserts. through the program performed "The additional volunteers days than piping hot Pile high in a lus­ Crisp and juicy. They You and your family ' well in building up to reg^ular made avaijtible under Proje.pt Chicken Soup. Serve cious peach short­ will enjoy every bite military standards. 100.000 recited in lowered draft with a sandwich for have the kind o.f flavor ^ampSd^ of these tasty pears. at Stop & Shop cake. 8 59® Blacks now comprise slightly calls,’’/(he report, mainly a sta- a nourishing lunch,. that will make you want I C0K40UHU*® more than 9 per cent of the men tistlpkl study, said. m more. They’re rninl ■ priced .entering the military through Orange Juice for you. V regular volunteer enlistments or Orange Juice g n the draft. / In Argentina, Roads p PURE, FLORIDA— V V The Pentagon report covets All Lead to Chaos CHICKEN 10V$ez Family Size >/, GALLON JAR with three years of Project 100,000, cans 100% orange juice, frozen by a secret launched by former Secretary BUENOS AIRES (AP) — NOODtfl process that captures more of the With 3,000,000 people jamming of Defense Robert S. Mc­ essence of fresh orange flavor. Grapefruit Juice this city and another 4,000,000 12 oz lbs Namara as one means of tap­ Loaded with natural vitamin C, pro­ PURE FLORIDA. packing the suburbs, the area ping more manpower for the vides quick energy. can It I so tasty and keeps busy coping with the \, Vietnam war. refreshing. 3 „ 1 \ usual blg-cIty problems; An mini-pricing Under the project, individuals acute housing shortage, crowd­ referred to os “New Standards” ed slums, and chaotic traffic V' / - / men receive special educational snarls. help or'mcdlcul assistance in or­ Traffic la the most obvious der to l^qme qualified for problem, particularly since with these duty. many of the city’s 676,000 mo­ Thus far, the 'report says, torists Ignore traffic lights If 246,000 men have be'Cn put into they don’t care for the color of uniform as a result of Project the signal. S h b b valuable coupons! 100,000. An Argentine official ex­ count on maxi-men for sneezin’ season specials! Of the 246,000, 92 per cent or. plained how the unwritten code 227^000 were persons who, it was of the road operates: ’"The for­ All 5 coupons may be redeemed considered, could not otherwise eign-made car yields to the have met the educational re­ American.typer i c ^ t because It’s big­ with only one '5 purchase! quirements. ger. The American car yields to Of the 227,000 about 93,520, or the bigger colocflvo—-bus. ’The 41.2 per cent, were nonwhites. colecUvo yields to the truck. But On the medical side of Project when two trucks arrlVe at a cor­ 100,000, blacks made up only 10 ner together. choque!-Ycr|tshr’ healthy savings from mim-pricmg S to p e S h o p Redeem Good S h b p these thru Saturday s coupes R O A S T S A L E i p B n Ii Welch’s Grape Juice i i Comeo Youngsters go for tangy, re : » S Sculptured Stainless Maxi-Man USD A Choice Grade ! Maxi-man USDA Choice Grade! * t S Fresh fromStop&Shop^sotcnbakery freshing grape juice all by ‘ itself. 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(AIM Mllias said he would “ recom­ Assemblymen voted 64 to 0 for who are forced to live, out of — Carswell WASHINGTON (AP) — One dents achieving four-point (A) — . The politics of pollution, mend only those measures a resolution asking the federal economic necessity, in our inner Been Named Continued from Page Ono) averages for ttH^ fall, semester. dramatized by the Santa Bar­ which have serious intent be­ government to halt all offshore of the top-ranking blacks in the Nixon administration says the cities.” ... - The others ware Michael J. bara oil leak one year ago^ are hind them and which will aid in oil drilling in the Santa Barbara’ Holman suggested the nation ^ Water Damage government should s^p empha­ mony before the committee and Hartford; Thom- bubbling over in the California the protection of our environ­ channel. must “ develop (juallty, all-black sizing 'programs to move In his opinions ns a district icurran. Warehouse Point; Legislature and into the 1970 po­ ment." I 1 The new Senate committee schools with black people con­ HeaVy in Fire Negroes out of the ghettos. court Jud^, that he is "a schol- ^ litical races. Reagan made the environ- handling environmental matters trolling their own communities Smith, Ellen Kimberly, (Daughter of Lowell and Judith by the Inquirer ar of the law.'* He added, “ You __ ^ n_ chard St., Rockville. The amount of los.s in dollars Conservation is expected to be menl the keystone of his annual unanimously to approve a “ After all, what’s so great and Utblr schools.” Babia Smith, Apt. lOD, Mt. Vernon Dr., Rodkville. She was have made an impressive ap­ about white folks that you want Named to the dean’s list were and cents caused by a fire in a dominant issue in Goy. Ronald State of the State message to resolution, On the subject of community bom Jan. 21 at Mancdieater Memorial Hospttal. Her maternal pearance before the commit­ (o live next to them," said Ben­ 47 students from Manchester, an old three-family home at 3- Reagan's campaign for re-elee- the legislature. The Republican would take a lot of guts to control, Holman claimed a lot of gmndparentiB are Mr. and Mra. John Babia, 47 Hemlock Rd., tee.” jamin F. Holman in an inter­ and 36 from area towns. Man­ 5-7 Ford St. yesterday has not uon. governor pledged an antlpollu- against this, wouldn't it?” people are hostile toward blacks ManhoBset, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sen. Hiram L. Fong, R-Hdt view. “ It's condescending and Matthioa Smith, Fdyeitteaville, N,Y. chester students are Carol E. yet been determined. in the 1970 legislative session, tioh campaign that would pre- qgipped'^ne senator. running their own neighbor­ Each week, The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to assist wall, also told Carswell that his paternaiistlc." Andrews, 56 Benton St.; Shirley A fire broke put in the attic less.qs than na month old. about serve “ the magic of California." ______hoods and schools, although the answers to questions “ have sat­ Holman, the South Carolina- Dillon Jr., John Daniel, son of John Sr. and Carol you in the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking A. Belluardo, 360 Ferguson Rd.; there about 11:30 a.m. Although half the 600 measures intro- That was two weeks before community control concept isfied me that you are worthy of born, New Jersey-reared direc­ Holmes Dillon, 201 Regan Rd., Rockville. He was bom Jan. 18 ’Thomas J. Blazinski, 691 N. the blaze was contained to the duced deal with, the subject President Nixon’s strong anti- He’ ll Seek Re-Elciction “ works for everybody but and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. confirmation.” attic by firefighters, the oecu- from banning of the gasoline- pollution words in his State of tor of the Justice Department’s blacks.” Tlie problem stems at Mamdiester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents However, I'eferring to a while Main St.; Jacqueline Booth, 23 AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Sen. Community Relations Service, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert HOlmes, Windsor Locks. His paternal Griswold St.; Paul W. Buck, 135 pants of the house were forced burning auto to the establish- the Union address. . .j from "the fact that blacks have supremacy speech that Carswell Democratic Yarborough, 66-year-old said he has been accused of her­ little cbntrol over their own des­ grandparents are Mr. and Mra. James Dillon, Bast Hartford. Spruce St,.; Maureen S. Burke> to find .shelter elsewhere last ment of an environmental bill of Reagan's likely * • ii * made 22 years ago as' a candi­ night. opponent. Assembly Minority Texas Democrat, has an- esy to the civil rights cause tinies," he said. date for the Georgia legislature. 51 Linwood Dr.; Bruce Carpen­ rights. since he first expounded his Recto, .Jennifer Lucinda, daughter of Oswaldo and Tare- at the Parkade Main Street Around Town Suburban ter, 371 Spring St. Firemen cut a large hole in It’s become such a popular is Leader Jesse M. Unruh focused n°iu«:ed he will seek re-elect.on Holman said he was not advo­ Pong said he wanted to ask him this year. views last year. cdla Perez Redo, 68 Wells St., Manchester. She was bom Jon. the roof to get at the smolder­ sue, one legislator is afraid of on the Santa Barbara oil spill cating the government drop all once more if "deep down in Also, Maria C. Cepeda, 51 Lloyd Bentsen, a Houston mil­ And he insisted he doesn't fa­ 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ For Smart Frames Steums and F'oster Bedding Stock Qiioten ing wood shingles, and water “ political overkill.” Says Re and declared in an interview: its efforts to insure blacks an Slim-Look Toyota Is Here your heart do you feel any bias Englewood Dr.; Donald P. damage to the lower fl^.-s was ^ ^ lionaire, will oppose Yarbor­ vor any form of retrenchment in ents are Mr. and Mrs. Luis Perez, Venezuela. Her paternal See FOWLER OPTICIANS at *** highlight THE TOYOTA — a woman’s SPAIN and STARKEL, Inc., Uoyd “ We ought to be able to stop equal place in the nation, vrather or prejudice against any indivl- Chabot, 579 Center St.; ough in the May. 2 primary. In the legal battle against segrega­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Redo, Venezuela. the Parkade (kings section) for car now (m display at MORI­ Rt. 83 Vernon Professional T. Davidson, 73 Walnut St.; substantial Burton R^ Hebhp of g^airman of the A.ssembly Na- the drilling in the Santa Bar­ he favors “ going full speed * • »i ♦ dual because of his race, color Wethersfield, one of the owners, the general election, the pri­ tion or inequality. smart frames and contact tui a Sale now going on at WAT­ ARTY BROS, on Center St. Bldg, have the latest Electronic Patricia Dobranski, 61 Engle­ tural Resources Committee: bara channel. If we can’t do ahead to secure full legal rights or creed?” said insurance adjustors were mary winner is likely to face “ Where integration will work. Bogli, Theresa Ann, daughter of Herbert and Linda Far- CROCHET lenses. Prescriptions accurate­ KINS BROS, downtown Main St. From $1,835 delivery. See and Price . Information equipment. wood Dr.; Janet I. Dwyer, 62 “ The legislative halls today that, I suspect all the other stuff for all minorities to full oppor­ "Absolutely not,” Carswell re­ coming out today to survey the another Houston millionaire. I’m all for it,” Holman said. well Bogll, RRl, Box 47^, Coventry. She was bom Jon. 21 ly filled by licensed opticians. Famous Comfort Built Mattress test drive one today. Once you For instant quotes from N.Y. Litchfield St.; Mary B. Egan, arc literally polluted w[th pro- will be rhetoric.” tunities.” at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents plied. damage “ But the fact is integration has Open dally 9:30 - 5:30, Thurs­ or Box Spring $39 each . . . have your hands on a Toyota -- American exchanges, OTC or 76 Jarvis Rd.; Edward Fire­ ■■ ■”=■ , , Dosals plans reports resolu-resolU' The spill occurred outside the are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farwell, Westbrook, Maine. Her pa­ SIZES Posture Built $49. each piece or mutual funds call 643-lf05 or Sen, Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., Hebbe said the water damage posais, plans, iio iimii in a foaoml nounced Republican candidate not worked.” day till 9 p.m. Phone 649-5672. you'll never let go. said he was pleased that Nixon stone, 27 (?oburn Rd.; Law­ to the building was quite heavy, tions, measures and speeches hree-mile limit,limit, in in a a federal federal ^ Therefore, Holman said, it is ternal grandparents are Albert Bogli, Andover, and Mrs. Edna 1-2-3 . . . Princess $59. each piece all 875-0760, rence K. Gauruder, 81 High That’ s Hard Work Farmer, North Granby. She has a brother, Donald, 3; and a by Steams and Foster. If you had selected a nominee with a The house was occupied by Mrs. all purportillg to establish firm lease area not subject to state Bentsen, ^ 48, and Bush, 45, more important for the nation to •When washing amd ironing a Line drawers made of pol­ 2 conservative philosophy and one St.; Gwendoline Grasseler, 127 Viola Hayes and Mrs. Eva guidelines for the protection and control. Reagan says he sup- redirect its priorities to improve LONDON (AP) — Any Briton Slater, Lynette, 5. need bedding these are truly ished wood with plastic sheet­ Brighten up your bedroom have said they were willing to « 4 * «i *■ seldom-used tablecloth, always fantastic values. Hurry into 2 regarded as a strict construc­ Helaine Rd. William. control of our environment.” ports a current state ban on any rnillion aniecc on their who wants an income of $240,000 ing; this nmkes the wood snag- wiyi a bedspread made of Plantaus and her son. the qualify of life, especially ed­ fold with the wrong side out. tionist in Interpreting the Con- Also, Antoinette M. Head, 181 He is a member o< a select new drilling in state-controlled a year after taxes has to make Muming, John Raymond, son of James and Susan WATKINS today for the best prver—each firmed, whicli 1 think it will January Special! and get In on this fantastic of­ Send 60^, add 15f for Nathan Hale Dr.; Kathleen M. mother la Mrs. Albert Cormier, 101 Branford St., Manchester. lored for daytime, supremely January Permanent Wave tions: Carrots and peas, green week, along with the regular be.” Moriarty, Bellevue Dr.; Charles Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. William Topping, 19 Wads­ chic for formal occasions and fering. postage and handling for beans and mushrooms, potatoes wash. ’This system prevents a Sale now on at SPELL OF a copy of Spring & Sum­ Bayh, who led the fight C. Nielson, Box 109A; Melvin worth St., 'Manchesiter. She has a brother, Thomas Jr., 2. drips with glamour for evening. mashed with carrots, three- peri(xlic buildup of extra laun­ BEAUTY, Burr Corners. Color­ mer ’70 Basic fashion. against Judge Clement P. Hayn- C. Pierson, Rt. 44A: Linda P. *. I*. * Jti She is a woman of wealth ob­ Up tight? Take a bath. Soak­ bean salad. dry. sworth Jr., President Nixon’s ed Hair $12.95 and Regular Hair ing in warm water and extra- A Poirier, Michael John, son of Maurice and Dolores Bar- A Schmidt, South St. viously, for her beach wardrobe $10.96. And gala — don’t forget first nominee for the Supreme Ellington: Constance Albert, rante Poirier, 83 Berkley Dr., Vernon. He was bom Jan. 24 at is as sophisticated as her tai­ thick soapsuds can do a lot to Court post, later told newsmen “ Beat the High Cost of Living Hillside Dr. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents lored city suits. For the beach relax you. his comment didn’t necessarily Days” Mon. through Thurs., Hebron; Barry Coombs, Wall are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrante, Tonington. His i^ em al she wears dramatic bias cut mean he was going to vote for grandmother Is Mrs. Berthe Poirier, Hartford. Shampoo and Set $3.25. Phone Fairway’s Best (3olor code your linens to as­ St. clinging sheaths in awning 649-2806. sure maximum use and mini­ TEL. 648-9016' Carswell. Marlborough: Michael A. You just can’t beat FAIRWAY striped crepes. Beach togas ara mum wear. Now that linens are Carswell, who lives in Talla­ Maiorano, Washington Rd. Ext. Akin, Stacy, daughter of Carl and Jean Allison Akin, 230 on Main St. for kitcihen gadgets. in terrycloth. One is slashed at available in every color of the hassee, Fla., was nominated by Rockville: Donald T. Brierley, Wlllardshlre Rd., East Aurora, N.Y. She was bom Jan. 10 at Opening Special They have just about every­ Nixon Jan. 19 for the Supreme the side to the wearer’s hip line rainbow, plan your purchases 659 Dart Hill Rd.; Lindley R. Mercy Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. Her maternal grandparents are HOME TOWN CLEANERS of thing ! and shows the bikini. accordingly. For example, use Court seat vacated by Abe Por- Dent. 98 Davis Ave.; Miss Dlu- Mr. and Mrs. John Alllstm, Torrlngton. Her paternal grand­ Burr Ckimers have the lowest tao last May. She boards her aircraft in yellow bottom sheets and yel­ gos; John T. Forster, 26 Emily mother is Mrs. Pranirts Akin, 86 Starkweather St., Memchester. prices in town In professional Is a bath better than a show- N Haynsworth, rejected by the honey or champagne colored N Dr.; Kerry S. Goldberg, 9C Mt. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Sst from over a public golf course and draped crepe turban. must face the fak forward only to a small in­ ing their financial oblig^ations In —Rudl Gemrelch’s bald view grandmother — not a fashion. and his bride arrived late at the come when they retire, the idea a business-like way. It would of the new decade is "utter non­ ’’The length of clothes has a local registry office and couldn’t should not be entertcUned.’ make the parents feel more se­ cure. I j T 2 4 5 ‘ J sense.” lot to do with the image a wom­ get a special license for their .. .. Thg chlld^m should be Legal documents could be WIG WHY PAY MORE —Those -who look to the past an wants to project. Those wedding. With the minister and helped only If they have been WHY PAY MORE CHECK & COMPARE future fashion “are not pro­ under 20 may feel a mental 'he reception guests waiting, unable to borrow money from 'h® child reneged Health 6l Beauty Aids tor ducing good work.” necessity to differentiate them- 'hey persuaded a magistrate to other sources. But they should APPLE PIES PILLSBURY COOL WHIP —Men’s clothes are becoming selves from those above 20 and break his dinner date and re- agree to pay Interest on the take “ legal ““ action. FALL TOOTH BRUSHES more heroic by the minute. may choose to wear an extreme 'urn to the registry office. The money, ’This is a risk offspring must fill’ vipvst h ’liii Ui’Mi falln "I do not mean to patronize office was locked, but a police­ Never lend money to take, a lawyer explains. But, he Finast 22 oz BISCUITS such as the midi just for rea­ I Mr. Gernreich,” he began, "but sons of differentiation. This is man climbed through a window children, unless there are solid adds, ’’the risk is greater to . . . And you can be sure that its Buttermilk or Pepsodent Sweet Milk we’re entering a decade which a moral attitude, just as pot is and opened it. The special li­ requirements for repayment of parents, who might have to $35.00 the loan. The husband should make a decUlon that Involves juice has been poured into many or Colgate will be very Important to hu­ a moral attitude.” censes were locked away in a manity because the mass media Pucci sees a certain number 'hey checked three provide a home for his family to losing their Income or their maintain his self-respect.” child’s love.” Older folks who of our delicious wines. Our wine Good Housekeeping'^ -especially during the last few midis ’’for those 20 and older changes of address to find the COLGATE years UR the occasion of the ^j,g may wish to wear a spe- clerk who had the key and got ” . . . Yes, if young people are have given unselfishly to chil­ consultant is on hand to advise two Apollo flights and the as- gjg^j jggg • jggij [g give them a her to unlock it. trying to complefe their educa­ dren, may find it difficult to cut Wash in cold water with £HBu19U!s 15 Toothpaste sasslnations of the Kennedys-— fueling of formality as a host- One-and-a-quarter hours after tion or there are financial obll- the cord of benefaction that mild shampoo, shake out you as to just the right wine to have permitted hundreds of mil- gj home.” gaticjnD atl 'the moment that may binds the children to them. COOKBOOKS the wedchng was to take place, rff'.v an(| drip dry. Looks and lions all over the world to par- | jj shaved bodies and ihidis the special license was si^ ed keep them strapped.” (This cou- In larger famillm, it would 1 serve on any occasion. Complete ORANGES $PEAK EASY ,».z tlcipate at the same time at uple regrets a de- accountant appointed by the DOMES, regular $1.50 ...... $ 1 .0 0 : 84 OAKLAND ST. ETC DE0D0RAHT,,„ cislon ’ they ms^e. They could parents. He is obligatod to l' HOLDER c o o k ' i o o k s will become more and more to wait unUl November to see (Domes give height to falls and wigs without toeslng) feminine -.a n d a heroic ills neoromantic Ideas translat­ As a dressing for wedges of have sold their home to their lect and take whatever steps MANCHESTER with PiiduM il Vil. Ml. I Tiite-lMWtint Triet For Men “■ are necessary to do so. By prior Anjou Pears characterization of man. ed into clothes. In the mean­ loeberg lettuce use sour cream only child, a son, who would ” Of the two current extremes time, he left us with this mixed with diced cucumber and have paid the debt in monthly agreement, the parents never In men’s fashions — the nav^ thought :"Can you Imagine Pete thinly sliced radishes- Spoon the installments, but they sold discuss tile loan with their chil­ Carriage House J a n c > 1e s t e r dressing over the lettuce and house to a stranger who had the dren, and the dhlldren always TEL649-1385 officerOTXlCer anda n u theu$C civilian$;»¥••»»*• in•»» sweat oCkMirad v N iia u flying lhome a ji i i c tow 6M5\sfind — -----w - _ ------— ------shirt and jeans - I see a great- Mrs. Conrad in a space helmet 'op with finely sliced scallions down payment and could raise pay the accountant prorn^y. ur„ futureS..4___ for the mosrtiinaval officer, and tho latest lunar gear?’ (grceD oiiIoiih). thotlio mortfuiromortgage monev.money They UUnk It Is a great solution.

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THE Press Proves Toughs Herald Angle Bradshaw in Position for Record Pact, a ' ■ r _ By EARL YOST Platt Bombs Indians Sports Editor Owens Back to Agent for Quick Recount The contract target for the he became the first No. 1 pick players were almost equally de- Cleveland theh tapia-d the other Biiynharn ami defensive back Platt’s Buccilll was the hlg:h I Not^a from the Little Black Boiok NEW XORK (AP) — By DEAN YOST of 27 attempts while Platt netted WEST SIDE PEE WEE Pro football’s draft resum­ outHtanclIng collegians was set taken from a small school since sired, although the No. 1 com- highly rated quarielback, Mike Phil Clark to Chicago for a draft only 18 of 40 attempts. sctirer with 21 points with Jay Action last night saw Pa- Word is out that the New York football Giants will last year by Simpson, the Hels- Kansas City tapped defensive modlty seemed to be linemen Phipps of Purdue, ami then Bos- choice, Houston sent safety Unable to dope with Platt Teagle netting 16 points. Gra­ abandon their pre-season camp at Fairfield University ed today following an open­ High’s fullcourt press, the The loosely Officated game ganl’s Barbers overwhelm the man Trophy winner from South­ tackle Buck Buchanan from and defensive backs. Offensive- ton and Buffalo went back to W.K. Hicks to the New York dy hooped in 14 points and Mifce Herald Angels, 28-18. ’The score this summer and instead will make headquarters at C. ing session that put Terry Grambling in 1963, took the first Manchester High basket­ caused many tempers to flare, ern California who signed with ly. 31 linemen were selected and picking off defensive linemen. Jets for a draft choice, Baltl- including local Coach Jim Getman chipped in with 10 was tied at halftime but a big W. Post College in Rrooksville, Ijong Island. The Giants Bradshaw in position to the Iluffalo Bills for $210,000 In news of his selection modestly. ball team went down to its defensively 32 were taken, while xhe Patriots look Phil Olsi n, more sent linebacker Dennis Moriarty who protested a foul points. surge by Pagani’s In the third trained at Fairfield since 1960. . . . One more win and challenge O.J, Simpson’s salary, d $100,000 loan and some "I hope and pray I can live up 31 defensive backs were chosen, defensive tackle from Utali (Jaubalz to Washington for d<*- n th defeat in 12 outings For the local five, Lankford that didn’t happien. Both teams quarter sewed up the victory. Rockville High will boast its first CIAC qualifying bas­ record $800,000 contract $23,000 in performance clauses. to everybody’s expectations,” Flve trades were completed State lyho Is the little brother of fensive tackle Frank Bosch and as the Panthers scored a 78-65 seemed on the verge of a full canned 19 points, including eight For die winners, Mike Silver and sent Steve Owens scur­ he said. ” I’m really proud and CCIL win last night in Meriden. floor shots. Guard Dave Wpoley ketball team under Bob Oor- Despite the latest develop- with the Chicago Bears again Merlin Olsen of the Ixis Angeles ii draft choice and Atlanta sent scale riot as many fouls were (11) and Bob BonIno (7) led Uie lett. . . Tom Rlellck, heavy­ rying back to his agent for. me ta, however, neither was is­ thrilled. It{is unbelievable to be emphasizing estuhlishcd talent Kams ,and the Bills picked Al defensive tackle Jerry Shay to The victory upped Piatt’s rec­ and Maher both contributed 11 scoring. Mike Prestl and Tom at a retirement party Feb. 26 taking place but the downstate weight wrestler at East Catho­ a quick recount. suing detailed contract positions selected first. I had 9! nervous against the risk of selecting Cowlings, a defensive end from the New York Giants for n draft ord to 8-6. whistle tooters weren’t noticing. points to the losers’ total. Griswold also played good floor in Hartford by his co-workers sweat waiting for the phone to lic High, is out for the season at the State, Capitol . . . Well Bradshaw and Owens, the two although Owens, who watched youthful help in the draft. Southern California. ctioice. Platt started right out with a Dropping to 21-10 at the *end Manchester’s JV team suffer­ games for Pagani’s. For the An­ ring.” troublesome press that Manches­ with a broken right collarbone. on their way to foe Rec Vol-' most heralded members of col­ the proceedings In person at the The pro scouts reached out Other linemen picked on the 'Die Bears, in acquiring Bayn- of the first quarter, Manchester ed defeat at the hands of Platt gels, Jim Kurlewlcz (11) and ter couldn't break and this prov­ He’s also the young man whose leyball League title is the Lat­ lege football’s elite, wound up in drait headquarters in the Bel­ But when he was asked if he lo tap players from colleges first round were I'enn Slate de- ham and Clark gave up their rallied to close the gap to 24-22 as the baby Panthers won 69-46. Jim Undberg (6) played well. ed to be disastrous and Piatt’s fine action shots of last night’s substantially different negotiat­ mont Plaza Hotel in midtown t'.iought the Steelers, who have that normally do not figure car- fensive tackle Mike Reid by Cin- .second round draft choice. 'They with four minutes remaining in vian entry, paced by John aggressive team waited for Platt (IS) WEST SIDE MIDOET East-Weaver High game appear ing stances Tuesday as the 26 Manhattan, did sa y: three other quarterbacks, might ly and reached beyond the Unit- clnnatl. North Texas Stale de- previously had traded their No. the second quarter. Hot-handed p B Avens and Buzz Keeney. ’The Manchester mistakes and then 1 Mlelcarz 4 Center Billiards, with a big in tonight’s Herald. . . Ken Ted- next five spots In the standings pro football teams drafted the ” I'm not concerned that much trade him to another club he ed States for four players from fonslvc end Cedric Hardman I to Green Bay for three other Chuck Lankford and cool Brian 1 capitalized on the turnovers. 2 Grant second quarter, routed Nasslff ford, one of the mainstays, has f! rst 182 of 442 players to be tak­ about mo :ey. I’m Interested In seemeef to change just a bit. Maher led the quarter surge. 0 Bourdon 1 appear up for grabs . . . Paul the Canadian I.,eague8. py ggn Francisco, North Caro- veterans -linebacker I.iee Roy The Panthers’ little backcourt 0 BuccUH 9 Arms 1, 64-43, last night. The left the Manchester High bas­ en in the two-day selection ses­ playing football. Then the mone­ "They seemed,” he said, ” to With time remaining, Platt Phillips, recently renamed a A complete breakdown of the llna Centr.-il guard Doug Wilder- Caffey, center Bob Hyland and ace, Sergio BucciUl, broke the 4 Grady 6 Billiards went on a hot shoot­ ketball team. . . . Kent Ough of sion. tary phase will take care of it­ be real excited about having tightened their defense and went 3 Getman 6 constable by the Democrats, is first days draft showed 90 of- son by Houston, Texas defensive running back Elijah Pitts. ■ game open in the first eight 3 Teaglo 5 ing streak in the second quarter Manchester is a member of the me. If they want lo gel rid of to the dre.ssing room with a a well-known owner of thorough­ Bradshaw, a blond e-foot-3 self. All I want to do is go out fensive players, 89 defensive tackle Bob McKay by Cleve- In addition lo Bradshaw and minutes of action as he stole 3 Jaworskl 3 Nichols College B Woodsmen me, fine. But they didn’t give comfortable 41-29 lead. as everything that was put up bred race horses . . . Dolph Little All-America quarterback and play and be successful.” players and three kicking spe- land, Oklahoma State tackle Wilkerso'n, one other player the'ball on numerous occasions 15 Tcrtala 33 14-37 78 went in as they outscorlng Nas- team which will compete in the me any indication that they Scayes, supervisor of officials from Louisiana Tech, estab­ But he did speculate that un­ ciallsts chosen. Running backs John Ward by Minne.sota and from a school which normally and netted 10 of his 21 points. The third quarter saw a Mancheiter (56) siff’s, 22-8, and held a com­ annual winter meet at McOill were going to trade me.” in the NBA, reports he has lished himself as a strong threat justified criticism of his speed were foe big premium offensive- USC tackle Sid Smith by Kan.sas doesn't figure early was chosen Both teams, lacking In down- balanced a.ttack by the Silver P B F Ptc manding 36-17 lead at half­ University...... "Jim Balesano and blocking ability might have The Steelers weren’t giving City five open up a 64-49 lead 4 Conran 3 0-1 4 handled over 1,000 assignments to take a crack at Simpson’s ly after linemen with 18 picked, City. on the first round Rich Mc- court hustle, seemed to be only 1 Balesano 2 time. For the winners, Jim Mc- has been named the player of in his three years in the post. contract record when he was been the reason for his low se­ any indication of that, either. going through the motions and as Ed Grady found the range. 4 Wooley 5 the year in the eyes of the Nor­ followed by 13 wide receivers, 6 In foe other Interesting devel- George, a tight end from Elon, 8 Nlckle (26) led the scoring with made the No. 1 selection in the lection. ” He’s a dedicated young really not having their hearts Fourth quarter proved fatal 3 Lrfmkford tight ends and 5 quarterbacks, opment, the three running backs taken by the Packers. 0 HoUk 0 Mark Obermeler (10) and Joe man MUler balloting during the entire draft by the Pittsburgh ” I think things hove been said man.” said Coach Chuck Noll. 2 on the floor. Bach team would for Manchester tis they watched 4 B. Maher 3 Esponda (7) helping out. Mario 1969 football season at Man­ Here ’n There ” We made the decision on him Besides the backs and linemen drafted ahead of Owena were And before the first day was 4 P(H>pIes 1 Steelers. that are unjustified,” he said. run down court, not setting up, Platt run up the score. The 0 Walsh 1 Orduz and Chris Reiser also chester High. Weekly winners Baseball clinic at Wesleyan as the best player in the draft. on defense, 23 linebackers were Larry Stegent of Texas A&M by over four Canadian Leaguo per- would shoot from outside and Indians managed only six polnt.s Owens, the Heisman Trophy "It bothdrS me—people saying selected. St. I/>uis, Bob Anderson of Colo- formers had been selected— played well. For Nasslff’s John were Bill Lopes, Dennis Wirtal- Universiity last Saturday, which things they don’t know too much This is not a reflection On our miss. Manchester made only 11 in the filial stanza. 30 Totals winning running back from That emphasia on linemen rado by Denver and Norm Bu- wide receiver Margene Adkins Score at half 41-39 Platt. Sloan (16) and Ray Lanzano la, Balesano, Joe Swensson, featured several major I'oagu- about. But it all bolls down to people, just an analysis of the (16) played their usual fine John Duffy and Greg Vincek. ens, cost a reported $1,000. A Oklahoma, lost a good deal of was reflected quickly on foe lalch of TCfJ by Baltimore. by Dallas, wide receiver Vic his luster when he wasn’t picked performance. ’The only way to draft as it stands.” games. Lopes and Balesano were tab­ similar clinU: in Boston wUh prove people wrong is to per­ An analysis of the draft also first round. After Pittsburgh In the trades, Cleveland sent Washington by San Francisco, Rams Near Tourney Berth bed twice. Each boy received Boston Rod Sox players passing^ until the Detroit Lions tapped took Bradshaw, Green Bay . se-• quarterback Jerry Rhome to running back Jim Evenson by S/!SK£TM Ui EAST SIDE INTERMEDAVE form.” showed the following after the an engraved plaque from Mil­ along tips, was free, thanks to him No. 19 in the first round- lected Notre Dame’s huge de- Houston for a draft choice. Dal- Pltt.sburgh and defensive back It was a night of little oppo­ after three other running backs Bradshaw, who was at his flrat day; ler’s. a Hood m'dk promotion . . . Not­ fensive tackle, Mike McCoy, las sent running back Craig Jake Scott by Miami. sition from losing teams ’Tues­ had been selected. home In Shreveport, La., when —Offensive and defensive Rockville (98) • » • able absentee again from the B P Pts SW on Point Spree, day as CJ's Grinders opened Gold Key Dinner laat Monday FY u t Is 4 5 12 with a 67-43 victory over the Off the Cuff Johnson 6 2 14 Day isn’t too far off when night in New Haven was Dilck College Basketball Roundup Wild 9 6 23 Lakers and Andy’s walked past McAuJiffe of the Detroit Tigers Berger 3 0 6 Cons, 68-33. Catholic high schools in Con- WlUette 10 a 22 Knights Lose Thriller necUcut will engage in their . . . Next year’s Key Dinner is Seattle Needs $$$ ; Deane 0 2 2 The Lakers faired well In the schedul'ed to be held in Hart­ Aceto 0 a 2 own post-season tournaments . . first half but fell apart In the ford . . . Fellow with the sharp­ Kehoe 1 1 3 Bobcat power struck Bloomfield High last night as . More and more public sciiool Florida State Quintet Oarruthors 3 0 6 final two periods. Rick Rey­ est outfit and hailr-do at the Fortin 1 H 5 powerful South Windsor High quintet, paced by 6-8 jun- officials, particularly coaches 1 U 2 nolds tallied 29 points and Jim Key Diner was bald-pated Ed Lang and athleUc directors, are un­ To Keep Franchise Phllpot. ’Hie Boston Patriot de­ Totals 38 22 98 happy with the prospect of los­ Eagles’ Tom Sullivan Hits for Two Tom Juknis Drives on Weaver Defender Simsbury (64) in with 12 and 10 points respec- fensive back wore a brilliant Springs Major Upset ing outstanding athletes each B P Pts Rocikville High came a step ELLINGTON—Falling to get tlvely. Best for the losers were hair-piece .. . 'Ihe most oon- BERKELEY, Calif. (A P )— Five and one-half million ThalbeJmer 4 3 11 year to the various area Catho­ Boqus 1 0 2 a winner in regulation time, Skip Sogesky and A1 Rodonls, oelted winner of a Gold Key in dollars—cold, hard cash in the bank— is what appears NEW YORK (A P)—This may lie t)ie year of the lic schools and may demand Lctner 1 2 4 my time has to be Ray. Ryan . ot to be necessary to keep the Seattle Pilots’ baseball club Seminoles in college iiasketball. ^ McIntyre 8 0 16 tournaments be staged for pub­ Godlksc‘ 11 8 1 17 1, in a CVe tilt, three minute overtime period to Once-beaten Andy’s were led New Haven, one ot thiB year’s from ijfnominiously leaving town after just one year The Florida State Seminoles from Tallahassee knock­ 1 0 2 98-64, E. O. lic schools only in the future . . . Nott ^ Smith ^f^^Storrs ,jefg.at Ellington In a non-league by Bill 'Tursi (16), Brian Sulli- reclpi'ents. His acoeptonce re- ffjgre ------East Comeback Falls Short Federsliel 1 4 6 Attendance at home basketball ed sixth-ranked Jacksonville out of the unbeaten ranks Poster 1 0 2 (13 ) Bill Perry (12) and nuurkks were not of the Wgh American League owners loan. with a sui-prise 89-88 victory Tuesday night. Frink 2 0 4 an (wertlme \dctory on Uie The winners’ Bud Clark hoop- Norm Yester (11) in a well- games for a majority of high order . . . Surprise visitor at the V. ^ yyyy n *1 ,-n V. A / IM n 1 » I V% * scheduled a second day of meet­ In addition, the new owners Jacksonville, paced by 7-foot-2 schools in Central Connecticut with 22 points. Totals 2 7 10 64 desk Monday morning was ings here today, hoping to hear will need at least $2 million Artis Gilmore, had won 13 in a Of M ddjet^ n proved to be poor Fisher onis paced Cons with 12 mark- sihiows an inoreiaise after the flrat Stanley Bray who flew home Marquette, led by Rto Cobb’s South Windsor (106) hosts as Cov^try High that a group of Seattle business­ to run the club next year, mean­ row and nearly pulled foe game And Weaver Winner, 76-68 B P Pte half of the season . . . New York from Saraaota, Fla., for a few 18 points, hung on to defeat Wis­ men will be able to conic up ing at least $6.6 million is need­ Roy 9 9 27 H loss, and Bacon ° „ Jets will play two pre-season out of the fire after trailing by consin 60-51, at Milwaukee. Bossl 6 0 10 days. As could be expected, he ed right away regardless of outscored from the field, Weav- glory and completely erased the gins (12). Sullivan and Juknis by Bolton High in ^ o V, i football games next season, the with that sum. 16 points at 68-43 with five min­ Marquette spurted to a 30-10 By TOM BARRETT N a^ n 5 3 13 Paul Schulze canned a game reported the weather on (he Those businessmen, though, whatever long-term payment Stoddard 7 1 15 another COC contest, 86-73. Vikings in Minnesota and Dallas utes gone in the second half. lead, but the Badgers rallied to Sullivan 1 1 3 BI^OOMFIELD— Receiving a high of 26 points for Ellington cold aide in sunny Florida . . . will be in nearby San Francisco, deal might be worked out with converted to Wnd floor shots Jrom _Kevin apiece Burger in the 'Cotton Bowl. Nothing is The Dolphins pulled to within within five points at 56-61 with Foul line famine,_plus a 20 4 2 10 with Joe Peters and Cfourt Cheney Tech Transfer from the third to sec­ running up a phone bill in a Levesque 4 4 12 tremendous team effort. South definite yet, but it is also a sure Daley. 80-76 with 2% minutes left, but 1:24 left before they twice lost general lack of proficiency 34 for its winning margin. Fails and John Socha plus a com- Lacy 1 6 K Windsor easily breezed by Harned netting 13 and 11 points ond shift at Pratt & Whitney last, desperate attempt to get And making the matter more ® . ,, 1 ■ u ■ ™ ______1 pair of foul shots each from Ed We beat ourselves 8 bet that the Jets will tangle with the inspired Seminoles hung on ),g|| costly turnovers, Bingham 3 2 respectively. will moan veteran Manchester the money and keep the Pilots difficult for Carlson and Danz in various variou s oother u ie i basic bas-wco- The visiting quintet sh^owed p-jwiev and Tom juknls.Juknis. ’Tlie’Die mentedmentea East114 Coach Stan Bloomfield in a non-league bat­ Suffers 13th the New York Giants again qext to win before 6,200 delighted Davidson, No. 11 nationally, Totals 39 as 106 tle. No less than six Bobcats Ellington dropped to 6-8. baseball umpire Al Bogglnl from moving to Dallas-Fort is the time factor. With spring ketball skills, made come- its h ei^ t and speed superiority re,sponsible for all but Ogrodnlk. Bloomfield (51) summer at the Yale B ow l. . . fans In their home - court Tullv wiped out a 16-polnt deficit and crucial times,” cit- F Pta hit double figures. Roy led all wlU not 'be available to work Worth or Milwaukee, whose rep­ training less than a month back play impossible for a a n /a four of the charity hoops East mistakes at B p Pts COLCHESTER — Hitting on Grid Giants are hopeful that saiu)s 3 1 7 MIDDLETOWN — Getting a Pacers Have Difficult nessman William Daley to a Washington Gov. Daniel J. when game-long comeback play the Beavers ahead for good cals made fbe going rough. Sink- | T(^umvon K 0-2 16 Stevenson 3 0 6 while Rockville upped their Ken Larrimore. He tallied 18 WASHINGTON (A P )—U.S. Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, quette, fifth and seventh, res- with Al Cotier’s 11 points In the 5 6-6 15 Schmidt 6 2 14 rie team performance, Vlnal group headed by Seattle busi­ Evars and Seattle Mayor Wes 4 Morse „ , , . , points, hitting eight times from D-Conn. and Rep. R o^ rt H. Michel, K-lll., nave pggtively, in the AP poll, didn’t second half, helped Penn down was cut short by the clock. 'With two hoops giving them an i„g lo points on foul shots alone, a cbtinors 2 0-1 4 1 9 nessmen Fred Danz and Ed­ Uhlman as well as other polltl- Charity line hardly befitted 18-12 margin at the buzzer. Weaver staved off the invaders I Socha 3 (te 6 Peracchlo 4 5 12 Tech rode to an easy COC win noor and tvrice fix>m the posed a concessional investigajbion of the ^National Cor gtymble like Jacksonville. LaSalle. Ken Durrett topped the 5 Fitzgerald 3 3^ H Trask 1 0 2 Bill Wilde topped all scorers Coventry. Ken Strubell led charity stripe. Time Holding Pace ward Carlson. its term as far as the locals A exmtinuing Weaver rampage and held on until time ran out. 3 Falls 3 0 -2 6 (^•a'ppell , a 0 4 But then it was learned that ' “’Ih T 'su geested turning the Tegiate Athfetic Association NCAA,‘ ‘ including’ its puni Xhe Aggies won their ninth Explorers with 23. Mink led four Beavers in 4 Rowley 4 2-3 10 Boisvert 0 1 1 ” with Somers led by 42 points at straight and upped their season Joe Hamilton’s 36 points car- were concerned. Instead of us-■ in the second stanza put the 1 Slemicnakl 1 62 2 (Cunningham 0 0 0 Generous, Early and NEW YORK (A P)—The Indiana Pacers had a diffi­ a $3.5 million bank loan given puots into a nonprofit civic or- tive power and financial structure.______^______ing the opportunities to win a visitors ahead 10 points, 32-22 double figures with 21 points 0 J. Sullivan 0 CM) 0 — ' — ___ Andeen halftime, 56-14. introduced record to 17-1 by crushing West ried North Texas past Tulsa 93- — — cult time maintaining their No. 1 record in pro basket­ to the original ownership would ganlzation with all profits to Th® congressmen ,, . u bell game, Ekist sank a meager at the halfway mark. East then and was followed by Mahom IVitalB 23 10 56 Teammates Howie Johnson and « uuuib mm ±v points to Somers (93) Texas State 88-66 at Amarillo. 77 at Denton, Tex. Depaul also 34 Totals 28 10-16 68 Mike Farris each contributed 14 ^he total. chaw B P PU ball while the New York Knicks went about their No. 2 come due if the club was sold. go to social cultural and educa- legislation Tuesday that would who competes in the Maccabiah 10 out of 26 attempts. Although took over foi its moment of (15), Bill Lomax (14), and Gog- Score at lialf 38-34 Weaver. Bacon (8S) 4 a 10 tional groups create a House committee to games» a strictly amateur even. Jimmy Collins led the Aggies won at home, downing Indiana B F Pis and 13 points to the attack. Bub Schmidt led the Patriots MUoalski 3 a 8 business the easy way. Danz and Carlson couldn’t pay Evans 8 X Emile Godiksen and Doug Me- in scoring with 14 points. Team- 7 a 16 it and the present crisis arose. This Idea appears not to have study all aspects of NCAA op- Is declared Ineligible for NCAA Edwards 9 8 10 0 ao The Pacers of the American Johnston 4 1 9 Intyre netted 17 and 16 points mate Tom Peracchlo canned Dtck'^Bgllngton a 0 4 Basketball Association barely Tuesday, Daley’s group been taken seriously by the eratlons. competition while a swimmer Gordie Howe Distant Second in Press Poll Lelfer 1 Barge a 1 7 owners and Carlson said he was The NCAA Jan. 15 placed who participates (in the Macca- A. Davis 5 13 for the Trojans. points for the 4-9 team. stayed ahead of the Knicks by agreed to accept $9 million for Martin 6 3 13 not surprised at this. League Yale University on probation blah events) is free to partici- Fletcher 0 4 Dana Egllngton 1 0 a barely staying ahead of New Or­ the club, saying it was forego­ M. Davis 3 Judd a 1 3 ing ail profit in doing so. President Joe Cronin sounded for two years for allowing a pate In NCAA events.” ANNUAL MEETING OF Pease a 0 6 leans 88-87 in Tuesday night’s Totals 30 X 85 Bruoe E^ington a 0 only ABA game. The victory But it was difficult to see skeptical from the start and hebasketball player to compete In Glalmo added: ” I am well Dynamic Hull Player of Decade Bolton (73) Nelson 0 0 'o indicated the o'wners felt the NCAA games even though he B F Pla gave the Pacers a 36-9 record, a how this would solve the prob­ aware of the tremendous Influ­ THE MIDGET AND PONY 3 1 7 MCC Bows Again cords, has been threatening to Haason Total.*) 41 u 93 lem of the $3.5 million bank same way. took part last summer In bas­ ence which the NCAA can ex­ NEW YORK (AP)— Dy- .seven, 7 .800 percentage. pack in his skates since 1966. In- Bastarachc 18 Cheney (39)) ketball games unsanctioned by nam ic Bobby Hull, the Chi- Jacques Plante, a 13 a 9 Larrlmoro 8 a The Knicks of the National ert on Its member colleges and Montreal, volved in contract disputes with Goer n 24 Phelps t 1 * 3 the NCAA, . the Maccabiah universities and the effect sus­ FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION cagomtrn BlacktiiaCK 'Hawks’ liaWKS, lerecord- co ra standout and with St. Louis, and the Hawks’ management in Boyd 1 2 cSiUer 1 1 3 Basketball Association routed Cage Stars Out Henry 6 18 Soucy 0 i 1 the Boston Celtics 133-100 for NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two games in Israel. pension, probation and other shattering triggeman, was ^.g^ters Jean Bellveau of Mont- each of the past several years, a Totals In Overtime Tilt Gagnon 1 a Arthur Ashe Refused Visa Michel has two sons at Yale: punitive action can have on the named hockey S Player Ot pj,jj ggpogito of Boston he held out through the club’s 30 13 73 Blenkowskl 0 0 0 their fourth consecutive victory basketball standouts for Quln- JAN. 28, 7:30 P.M. Goreezky 1 0 a and kept right on the heels of nlplac College—which has an Scott, a sophomore basketball financial condition and overall the Decade today in an As- each received two votes. first eleven games last fall, K. O. Smith (65) Overtime games are not Manchester Community Col TimerlcK 3 0 6 morale of a school. B F Pts Geiioh a 0 4 the Pacers with a 42-11 record 11-2 record so far this y e a r- letterman, and Bruce, a fresh­ AT THE sociated Press poll of the Goalie Lome "Gump” Wor- ‘I® eoais since Clark 1 ii lege basketball team’s cup of tea. To Play in South Africa man football player and track ” I believe everything must nation’s sports writers and ^ght wing Bernie returning to the Chicago Line-up Fiidu.-r 4 17 6 39 and a .792 percentage. have been benched because “ lor 1 u For the second time in two weeks the locals wound up Totals their grades last semester were man. But he said “ this goes be done to assure that this pow­ THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB spol'tscasters. "Boom Boom” Geoffrion, both ‘ ^e Hawks have rebounded s.jonc In other only other NBA CAPE TOWN, South Africa It considered the Davis Cup I on ^ e short end of an extra period game last night at game, the Los Angeles liakers too low. beyond my personal involve­ er will be properly and fairly Hull, who revived Chicago's of Montreal and New York. horrendous start to Gebbt.^ 7 the ■'^Clarke Arena. Mattatuck (AP) — American Negro tennis competition is endangered. move into playoff contention. Brook.s Bristol Riflemen walloped the San Diego Rockets The two are Cliff Mosley, who staf Arthur Ashe today was re­ ment. used by the NCAA. The Agenda will include 4 changes In the ConstituUon, Natiohal Hockey League for- picked up one apiece. J Community College was the vil- halftime, 80-78 in the middle of Last year Poland an^Czecho- ______Howe, the slope-shouldered 124-109. had been averaging 26.7 points I have long thought that foe “ It is high time that we re­ tunes in the booming 60s and i^ull, who grew up in the ham X 1 16 fused a visa to compete In the refused to play South jg the most mon living legend from Floral, Sask., 65 lain, for the second time this g^^^nd half and at the end Down Local Club Bill Keller’s two free throws and 9.3 rebounds a game, and Slovakia affirm that the ‘ primary pur­ All Members and Public are Invited. Refreshments topped the magic 50-goal mark Anne, Ont.. and Ellington (63) F PIS season, by posting a 105-101 sue- ^inmeg u was 94-aIl. South African Open Tennis Africa and tennis authorities fnnv timo= (n the nrncps- n.it t'oime Anne, anu sparkled for the Red ’The Manchester Rifle Club with eight seconds left gave In­ Lou Merlano, who had been Championships in March. olithic organizations in the coun­ pose of Intercollegiate athletics n cess. The Silk Towners are now Mattatuck scored the first absorbed i!ts second defeat o i fear a disruption again this year ^ one-man show,” will be served. Itan cT d venerable Gordt Wings since 1946, is the NHL’s M diana, foe Eastern Division averaging 14.4 points and 6.2 A government statement said, Is the betterment of the individ­ A a 500-acre cattle ranch, came to 43 5-4 in the record log. poh,tg in the extra session the season In Briatol, 1,160-1,- In the Davis Cup European zoneorrkTlP * all-time scoring leader. He went leader, its victory at Indianapo­ rebounds. however, he will be allowed to he said. ual athletes and their school.” Howe of the Detroit Red Wings 8 It was^ a^rip-snorther y ly the gjjj held this margin until the .The two teams were in a competlUon If South Africa is al­ I Jn a two-man race for the Black Ha^wks in 1957 without his 24th season with 732 Brahm 4 * miu lit In addition, a reserve sopho­ play In South Africa as a mem­ ” It seems unfair,” Glalmo J way with the , locals just miss- buzzer for first }dace and this was lis against the Western leader. lowed to play. swarri P "” '’ exposure. goals-314 of them in the ’6 0s- Matthews The lead previously had more, Gary Lynn, was also de­ ber of a Davis Cup team. said, "that a basketball player 2 — ing a win in regulation time the match to break the,.tie. Al­ clared Ineligible for academic The hTlrtine ('•nirten let nt 81 husky, blond left wing 954 assists, and has added Totals 25 12 62 Sports Minister Frank War­ The balding Golden Jet, at 31 g^ored 13 goals in his first NHL ,7 gcorine boints thus far ------when Bob Beckwith’s Ihst sec­ though Manchester had a num­ changed 24 times with 21 ties. reasons. ing, announcing the govern­ a 12-year NHL veteran, re- snrt ir in his seennri pomts Uius far. ond, basket try was off the mark ber of fine ecoree, the Bell City Roger Brown had 28 points "eived 436>4 votes to 145‘ i for ® his second. In Appearing in his 21st All-Star ST. JAMES LADIES - Ann with the score tied. ‘Pride Meeting’ and Mel Daniels had 20 and 22 ment’s ban on Ashe as an itidl^l- Klock, Sportsman Down Foe MID thr il-^eL^oId h J ° a super 1° ^tnee then, he has the big right Laliberte 139, Dot Thompson team turned out to be a tough Cadets 'Bow Again Appearing in the Manchester competitor. rebounds for Indiana while Mike NEW LONDON (AP)—Bates dual but not as a mem'bel’ of a star in thence e a / / f o r moK 44-wtUt a high of 58 ^,„g pitted his 10th All-Star 126, Ruth Boland 127, Janet team, said Ashe’s Matements lineup for the first time this Held by Celtics M.R.C. next meets the Luf- Butler scored 23 for New Or­ College threw back a challenge SEASON T i n L decades Koal-on a pass from Hull. p£tiikham 128-340. from time to time showed a In Business League Action SKI SALE nan two aecaues. ,phe modest muscleman, an season, Don Chafln flipped in 33 NEW YORK (AP) ’The Boa- bury Rifle Cluh in Wallingfoird. leans. from Coast Guard Tuesday "general antagonism” toward urea bi* to no avail. Tom Zem- Hull and Howe spreadeagled gxpiosive skater whose booming points to take game scoring ton Celtics held a 40-mlnute At the end of the first hsdf of Willis Reed and Walt Frazier night, taking the. lead at the Both ends of a Bustnesamen South Africa. ba. Gary Cook, Norm Lutzen the field in the balloting. Bobby gj^p gh^f has been • clocked at honors. He hit 14 times from the "pride” meeting After ’Tuesday *^e season the idub standing is each scored 24 points for the nine-minute mark and keeping League doublehaader were Orr, Boston’s brilliant young de­ Boston Pats Backing Bill The visa refusal, which had and Bob Gagnon had 18, 12, 11 BARRECRAFTERS 118 miles per hour, won three floor and added five single tal- night’s 33-point loss, 13'3-100, to seven wins and two losses, Knicks, who went ahead early it all the way to a 78-60 bas­ routs Tuesday night at Bllng. PARKAS BOOT TREES fenseman, finished a distant been expected, Is considered and 10 points respectively. league scoring titles and lies from the line. New York and Larry Siegfried City 1 ,1 6 0 and then ran away in a 37-20 ketball win. In the first game. Mock pulled STRETCH SKI POLES here likely to lead to South Afrl- Sportsman jumped to a quick third with 19 votes. Center Stan (he NHL’s Most Valu- For State To Run Stadium Beckwith canned 20 points, indicated the discussion cen- P 8 K OH ’Tot third quarter that saddled Bos­ Coast Guard is winless for away after a tight first quar- PAOTS $S..60 NOW $2.75 Mikita. Hull’s Chicago team­ ca’s ouster from the Davis Cup ^ post an ImpresBlVe 91- 20-10 lead over a cold shooting able Player twice, in 1964-65 and b o STON (AP) The Boston William H. Sulliyan Jr., presi- Ron Mlrek 18, Jim Fagen 11 tered around the possibility that 60 60 49 49 198 ton with its fourth defeat in a its nine games this season. Pizza array. Widening the mar­ SWEATERS BOBBY HULL mate since 1958, was fourth with 65-66. and Jim Murtaugh 13. gome players are not giving Smith 60 50 60 47 197 competition this year. gg victory over the Buszards. blll that tlent of, the American Football roiw. Bates’ record is 5-7. gin slightly, the winners led 40- 20% In the latter season, he Feli’iote- backing a i_ _ „ , , . The invaders had five in dou- lOO per cent on the court. Maloney 50 60 60 44 194 An emergency meeting of second contest was never 1 Jerry West powered Los An­ Tim Colby and Eric Bartelson 27 at intermission. Going Into gunned in 54 goals, set up 43 would allow the state to take , . ^ ble figures with three hitting 20 "i don’t care is we lose by one Martin 50 40 47 47 108 competing Davis Cup nations In queabion ea ^xxrtsman Tav­ OFF REG. PRICE geles’ success over San Diego each scored 22 points for Bates. has been called tor March 23 In the final quarter, the winners 2 5 % more and captured the scoring Harvard Stadium by eminent course”'^*whlch m ighW um is^" P“ *"*>‘* collected point or 100,” Siegfried ^sald. Di^esne 50 46 47 46 189 ern romped over the Plsaa with 41 points and 13 assists. Bob Johnson was high scorer London to consider a proposal led 64-43 and were pulling away OFF BEG. PRICE Steel or Aluminum crown, the H art’Trophy as MVP domain « a v the iw co v e re d fa W hich might fumisn a . of his 24 in the second half "The whole thing is how we Schlvo 60 48 46 46 189 House, 88-68. 18 The Lakers, in winning their for Coast Guard with 17 points. from the game Pizza crew. Manchester 1,144 that a committee be appointed Mock had a 16-14 lead Into and the Lady Byng Trophy for "s foe hom/ess^^^^^^^^^^^ u Z T “jfand Wayne Chopus and Henry lose. Pro sports is built on fifth in a row, built a 74-59 half­ Five Sportsman hit double gentlemanly play. . ‘ h® homeless football gpoke Tuesday before a hearing Macala each added 20 for Mat- pride. P S K OH Tot annually and given power to re­ the second stanza. From there time bulge. Trinity Loaes figures led by Ken Ferry’s 23 1965 FORD, ‘His coach, BUIy Reay, calls’ ® to remain in of the Federal Finance Assist- tatuck. " a lot of our guys have Ar<*U>ald fuse an entry by any country If on the winners kept widening AFTER SKI VA wui IllLy^ 60 60 47 47 104 Elvln Hayes’ 25 points led the WILI/iAMSTOWN, Mass. (AP) pqints.r Teammtdes Bob Hewitt Hull ’’the greates player I’ve Z “T , a > The winners were )ip^ 27-26 at plAyed ■ on tjtle teams. guys ’They’ve have , 60 60 46 48 IBS —Williams defeated (Trinity at the gap os they moved Ahead ICE SKATES BOOTS Rockets, who dropped their (16)i), Oharlle Eaton (14), Tony ever seen. In my time, I plWyed a ataiilum by March 15, or ut glderink the eminent dodomain theA 110-mlnute A - (««■ I# A mark,: n aats ,64-46■AAAa.A.-.. at never ■been on a!./. losing team, ^ Hahn 49 49 49 48 190 basketball, 81-69 Tuesday, led to a ^ 2 6 halttiine lead. SUU MEN’S lYOMEN’S ustang or hardtop sixth sll;alght and fell Within one Monanos 111) and Tom Topping CHILDREN’S M 2- I . against. Maurice Richard and ^ next Season. ' bill. • , I 49 49 46 40 18B by John Untereker’s 23. points. scoring easily. Mock led 61-40 -.1 and I’ m ope pf them.” game of last place in the West­ (10) all added to the one-sided Gordie Howe, and I say Hull is However, Gov. Francis W. Harvard told foe Patrkjts' MatUtuck (195) 49 49 46 48 189 ; The Ephmen led most of the Ball Control going Into the final period. The 25% sicgrinea.Siegfried, whowhoasked jasked for the ®^*'®"berig *’iAo better than either of them. He Sargent says he does not believe Monday it would not lease the B Rakaa 60 49 48 42 180 ern Division. . way, but fell behind by four HOLTON, Kan. (AP) — Buzzards playing undermanned. • 3 SPEED TRANS. Chopus 8 f ^ meeting aftesi>^ston’s fourtiF The losers were once again OFF REG. PRICE SNOW’ MOBILE SUITS 20% can skate faster and better than could sign legislation permitr stadium because of the ” funda- Moooia Other Hhooters: Balnea 183, Jackeon Heights shut out could never get g o in g as can be OFF REO. PRICE • 2 TONE FAINT 9 20 straight defeat, was one of three „ ^ , points early in the second half. led by Phil Hence who had 18 MEN’S ONLY elther one and he shoots harder. ‘ ‘"B takeover. mental incompatibility which s.^bll'ryCaltahan 1 Dover High School, 4-0, etidenced by their quonteriy REO. M A QO STEEL • RADIO I I players who spoke behind the Jacobs 188, J. Pilchers Swapped They soon revived, pulled away hard-earned points. Hustling TOBOGGANS ” His shot is like a piece of ” I don’t see how you can justi- results when professional and, Foley 5 II closed doors lif the Boston lock- Qalbigher 186, Jack' and capped the victory. that’s right, four to nothing outputs of 14, 12, 14 and 10 $49.95 NOW ^ A iO t l Also Snow Mobile • WmTEWALLB Pa.'finAkl 11 PHILADELPHIA (AP)— Two points. Jim Plro added 12 markers In BOOTS lead,” testifies Plante, a .seven- ‘Y taking the stadium for public amateur athletic activities use* er room. The others were veter- son 188. Williams now has a 2-6 rec­ In a baglcsthfOl gome here Nellcane minor league pitchers were Tom Jezoult of Mock led all addition to his impressive re­ time winner of the Vezlna Tro- purposes with the Patriots using the same facilities.” Smlili J ans John HavIjeek and Tom ord for the season, and Trinity Tuesday night. swapped Tuesday by_the Phila­ storens with 16 field goals anq bounding work. Team quarter­ phy' as the league's premier 't 8 or 10 or 12 days a year,” the^ Sullivan asked the legislative Trials 106 Sanders. Is 6-3. Jackson Heights got a 43 19 Kings OiilflcorMl delphia Phillies, who picked up two foul shots for 34 points. back Neil Pierson had 11 points 7 goaltende'K^You have to see It governor told a news conference committee to weigh' ’’six days of ^ Coach Tom Helnsohn. who QUBBOC (AP) — With Rene basket In the first quarter TED TRUDON, Inc. .Mmnehrster (101) 3EC (AP) — With 1 a minor league catcher In ex­ :n Contracts ^ and scored again in the final Ekijoying his finest night of the in the losing effort. TEL. coming towb^l^you to believe it.rfuesday. a little discomfort,” for Har- B r many of Boston’s Drolet setting up four goals and Wednesday night’s Senior PARK VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE He has the hardest shot I ever Sargent said,he was in favor vard, which,is about how many change. /a t l Pn?!'A (AP) — Catcher quarter. season was hustling Lenny Bur­ 3 11 teama, and Gen- Guy Dufour acorlng'^ two, th« Dave Bennett and Mike Ev- Bob Oidier and shortstop Sonny bank who hU. 16 points. Team­ League action pits the / Jets ST. SPORT MART <75-6100 saw.” ^ of persuading Harvard to allow days the Patriots would use the Except for those two brief TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCO'TTVILLE 2 18 eral Manager Red Auerbach, Quebec Aces skated to an easy rett were sent from their Bast- Jackson became the first Aflan- mate Wayne Lon^ellow added against Center Billiards/in the Hull, more concerned with his the Patriots use of their stadium stadium annually, against the outbursts the spectators were ROCKVILLE OPEN DAILY 9-5:30, THURS., FRI. 'til 9 P.M. who coached then, also spoke 8-2 victory over the ftDrliMrfleld em League Phillies farm club ta Braves to sign 1970 contracts, 14 points to the winning cause. ope er and Ansaldl going three sons, Bobby Jr., 9, Blake, "short of using foe heavy arm economic Impact foe Patriots Murtauah af flea maaflvtev nllU...__ s_ .. . _ r treated to an unusual display _1 13 at the meeting, although both Kings Tuesday night in an nt Reading to Waterbury In the vice President Paul Richards 7116 loiSng Buzzards 'ntanaged against Morlarty’s in the night­ 8, and Brett. 6. than scoring re- of eminent doihal'n.” have on the area. Totals of ball control. 43 17 IW oW as routine. American Hockey I,eague game. same league. announced today. to put four men In double llg- cap. r.v f iff ‘tV '.Y-;4 V

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N -7 ----- THAT'S AAAOS : COME TO TWiNUC OF IT, Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ HE'S MAXI a l r e a d y / NOT THAT r>:i2iu and light trucking. Call 646- ^ (\ NICE ACROSS 55 Pig genus IHM sor. BOOKKEEPER 1 B l a m e h im ~ * n o b o d >' c o u l d 56 Remnant ADVERTISING 2692, 646-2047. s t a y s u m BEIN' A\AHR.iED TO 1 Granular snow IQIE THE WORLD'S g r e a t e s t COOK..' 5 Snow runner DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS DICK'S Service — Snow plow­ WANTED experienced dental Do you wl«h to work In the TWO MORE PAYS AND TD HAVE assistant, for afternoon work, PARAGON 8 Carrying mail 1 Sea mile ing lota, driveways, sidewalks, Majichj>.ster area In a posi­ TO TAKE OFF MV SHOES on snow by 8 A.M. to 4 :30 ]f».M. 17 hours a week, confidential, tion that has variety and a T O TIE 'EM.' (Austral.) apartments, stores. ALso sand­ dog— - 2 Unbleached 649-5675. 35-hour week? If you OKAY, VtXI TWO BETTER 10 Winglike YEAH iGUkP) DON'T K5RGET T’MAKE 21 Adjective processes 31Pithy 45 Danube convenience. The advertlaer should read hla od the FIRST .and commercial. Also truck­ , portatlon, two half days per eral ledger work. Short­ ' GUESS SO A BIG RUCKUS WHEN YOUR WINGS, MAKE SO TH' GUYLL GET GOING! Y G O T A KEEP LOOKING ) COUNT-DOWN OF FIVE suffix 11 Man, for expression tributary DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time lor the week, J2.50 hourly. 649-6474. hand not a requirement. • BRIDGEPORT Y'LAND UP t h e r e ; ^ BIRD NOISES, STUFF / 22 Jewish letter 46 Musical note ing. Reasonable rates. Call LIKE t h a t ; AT -lOU! TGET BACK TO TH' LAPPERf example______m akers next tnaortlon. The Herald la reaponalble for only O lfE In­ OPERATORS 23 Acclaim 17 Fencing sword 32 Criminal (Greek) correct or omitted Inaertlon for anv advertiaement and then 646-1974. 26 Arikaran 47 Haul Call 649-1796 for an ap- n ’ 19 Rodent (var.) only to the extent of a “ make good” Inaertlon. Error# which SHARPENING Service — Saws, ' PRODUCTION MEN Indian 23 Spanish river 37 Soviet'city 49 French coin do not leaacn the value' of the advertiaement will not be CLERICAL AND FILING pf>lntmcnl to discuss this 27 Camel’s hair knives, axes, shears, skates, S“ 7“ TT corrected by “ make good” Insertion. position. Pleasant working conditions cloth T” 2 T" r “ V 6 7 10 rotary blades. Quick service. POSITIONS in fully air-conditioned shop. 30 Spoiled child i3~ 14 Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Top wages and fringe bene­ E'LL d e f in it e l y b e VIELCOME- 31 Fastener 12 (RockvIUe, Toil Free) Main St., Manchester. Hours AGENCY SERVICE l-gll • im MtA fa» TM Ih Vt *»♦ Ml 32 Insect . In our store's accounting de­ fits. 33 Rapid current 15 is" 17 dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, partment. All require the in­ ASSOCIATES INC. 643-2711 875-3136 Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. ■ For evening appointment of water IB 19 s r terest and capacity to do some 63 EAST CENTER ST. 34 Torrid figure work. You’ll find our com­ call 647-9935 or 643-7635. , OUT OUR WAY BY J, B. W ILLIA M S 35 Salt tree 1 MANCHESTER, CONN. 2F pany a pleasant one to work in, 36 Be under b ■ ■ WORK NEEDED obligation 25 26 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? with above average fringe bene- An Equal Opportunity Employer Apply at LOOK/ THAT HALF-PINT PIPN'T NO,THATS WHAT H A P P E N S 37 Table scrap ■ ■ fits, convenient free parking and EVE N TOUCH H IS PINNER .' THATS WHEN THEYOET SPOILED 38 Hard resin 30 32 MACHINES AVAILABLE in-plant c«ifeteria. Apply - - ■ 121 ADAMS ST. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THEY . BY THE MIEN IN THIS HOUSE 39 Unusual ■ G ET SPO ILED 3V AL L T H ’ N E W ­ WITH BETWEEN-MEAL 35 24-Hour Answering Service (Latin) 33 MANCHESTER BY L E F F and M cW ILLIAM S FAN G LE D DOG FOODS THEY'RE S N A C K S ' THE ONLY DIF - j i Turret Lathe © 1970 br NfA, Inc. 2 D A V Y JONES SELLIN' THESE PAYS... FERENCE IS HE'S SCTT 41 Bad (comb, 36 37 FIRST NATIONAL Free to Herald Readers THEY SET CHOOSY/ SENSE ENOUaHTOKNOW form) ■ A. Engine Lathe STORES, INC. 2 WHEN HE'S HAP ENOUaH/ 42 Saws 40 41 "This Brody boy trying to give away bis millions just 5 T Want Information on one of our classified advertisementwr PERSONNEL EXPERIENCED LAV ON A6A//V, WHERE'P YOU X I'M REALLY THEN HOW CAN *- THE SECRET j r 44 Untie b __j ■ Drill Press shows you bow dangerous this drug-taking can be!" PARK & OAKLAND AVE. 48 Eindless «■ 43 44“ 46 46 47 No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call tbr TIacDuFF.. - LEARN TO COOK ) NOT THAT YOU MAKE TRASH IS 1 ■ EAST HARTFORD; CONN. Gage finishers and Bridgeport LIKE THIS, /GOODACHEF, FISH TASTE LIKE 50 Elbe tributary 50 Bridgeport A/AU&UT? 51 Arabian 48~ 1 TX7'T''C'D \/TC\Y/T h T) operators. Days only. 60 hour i EDWARDS I I N 1 C I V V 1 C W C I \ week. All benefits. A ddIv : W protectorate 51“ iT" 53 1 52 Fish ova __ 1 Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— ESCAPE from full-time house­ 53 Proportion 5T" ANSWERING SERVICE .ELAYNE MACHINE, INC. Female 35 wife to part-time career gir\. E & S GAGE CO. (Latin) j □ 1 n SAM WATSON Plumbing and Set your own schedule, earn 1 ^ ' 54 Nearly all li 36 Apel Place, rear Heating. Bathroom remodeling For East Hartford. For one Mitchell Dr., Manchester good pay. Regular bonuses. of the nation’s leading per­ (NewiMper Cnttrptiie AssnJ 649-0500 875-2519 Manchester and repairs. Free estimates. 8 Call 628-0505 or 875-6519. sonnel placement agencies. Cali 649-3808. and leav* your message. You’ll hear from our aoverttser Ic 647-1562, M3-9870 evenings COMPTOMETER The Rita Girt placement Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. ieMONEY$ MONEY$ system brings famous na­ R IC H A R D P. OPERATORS MONEY? K Millinery, tionwide services to compan­ Automobiles For Sale 4 BOOKKEEPING Services Bill­ ies and job seekers In the ing, typing in my home or Dressmaking 19 We have openings in our store’s How to earn a lot of It? Easy! RITA accounting department for ex- Sell fabulous AVON OOSMET- East Hartford, Manchester i Ta. la f. U. S. F««. OH.— AN rtglih r*MrrM. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER your office. 875-0413. |Cl >t70_ Nj twc.A 1968 OAMARO, automatic, V-8, MRS. PRESS - Dressmaking perienced comptometer oper- ICS during convenient hours, area. We need top grade HERALD SERVICES power steering. No money and alterations, expert work- ators to work part-time from near to home. Call now. placement counselors who PERSONNEL down, full financing arranged. can achieve top ^rnings. BY KEN MUSE Household Services manship. 55 B. Center St., 649- 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. WAYOUT DOX L E H E R S Call 647-1902 after 6:30 p.m. 8038. 289-4922 I*er8onnel back^ound not Positions from Trainee to V.P. Offered 13-A required but strong sales or­ Over 60 area offices to serve OYSfTER HORS D'OEUVRES, CANTALOPE DECORE'’, 1968 CHEVROLET Camaro 6- BILLING department needs For Your COMPLETE residential house ALSO EVENING ientation is. A rare career you. Never a fee. I l L HAVE PAUPIETTE9 OF ten d er lo in en brochette, DATE TORTE CAKE, M(JS5 cyllnder, automatic, 4 n e w Moving— Trucking— capable lady to check time opportunity. To arrange in­ BEEF IN BURGUNDY WINE, SRAMPAW Information cleaning, floors washed a n d Part-time hours, Monday - Fri­ cards and to learn pricing for GUACAMOLE,SAUERBRATEN, PEACHES AU COINTRECAI4, tires, excellent condition. $1,- Storage 20 terview call: POACHED RED SHRIMP PILAU, THE HBR.\LD wlU not 7o0. 649-7910 after 6. waxed. Summer homes made day. Wages commensurate with moving and storage Invoices. 63 E. Center St. NAPOLEON,CHEFi> ready. Offices and insurance SNAPPER,BEEF disclose the identity of MANCHESTER -Delivery-light ability. Company offers free Typing required. Good op­ IMPERIAL CRAB, PIE, STRAWBERRY 1967 DODGE RT. $1,000. 1968 parking, congenial co-workers BELLE-HELENE, VEAL SCALLOPINI, SHORT RIBS BY F R A N K O’N E A L any advertiser using box jobs accepted. 649-0495. trucking and package delivery. co-worsers portunity for mature woman TART EN FATIO, letters. Readers answer­ Ford, 2-door hardtop, $1396. _ , . , and excellent working condl- Manchester HAMAU SRATIN, Refrigerators,Rornorora frbi»c washers\irocVbAi*e andonri " returning to employment. Pre­ PCfTATD A LA NORTH,< AND BUFFET ing blind box ads who Contact Savings Bank of Man- TWO handynrien want a variety tions. Apply alt employment of­ fer regular holirs, Monday - stove moving, specialty. Fold­ EGGS b e n e d ic t; . 'i 0 BOUILLABAISSE, JELLO SALAD... desire to protect their Chester, 646-1700. of jobs by day. or hour. Rea­ fice. Friday, 8-6 but ■will consider R IT A GIRL ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. CO 'iDU REALIZE 'TMA'r identity can follow ‘ his sonable. Call 643-5305. part-time schedule for quali­ , 6464040 procedure: 1987 BUIOK Grand Sport, 400, _ ^ MILLIONS OF PeoPlE ARE fied person. Apply Mr. Di- 800 SILVER LANE L00KIN6 AT iJU RIGHT /W?J 4-speed, V-8s power steering, LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ Enclose your reply to ery, yards, attics, cellars Painting— Papering 21 . FIRST NATIONAL Flore, Hartford Despatch, 191 ROUTE SALESMEN the box In an envelope — power brakes. No money down, Park Ave., Bast Hartford or EAST HARTFORD full financing arranged. Ckill cleaned and removed. Also odd STORES, INC. address to the Classified jobs. 644-8962. PAINTING — Interior and ex­ phone 525-2641. Seekinsr Manager, Manchester 647-1902 after 6:30 p.m. terior, very reasonable, free PARK & OAKLAND A'VE. Evening Herald, together estimates. Call Richard Mar­ EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 528^9416 Industrious men to sell ^ I\ with a memo listing the ioR D " Torino GT, 1969, bucket CUSTOM made draperies, slip covers SEALTEST DAIRY PRO­ companies you do NOT seats, sports wheels,fVlde oval coders and reupholstering. tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. SECRETARY BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Budget terms. Established In DUCTS on establi^ed want to see youi' letter. plus two studded snow tires, routes in the Hartford area. Your, letter be de­ 1945. Days, 524-0154, evenings, JOSEPH P, LEWIS — Custom d e n TAL assistant experl- BJar insurance agency. Di­ JUST KEEP LEANING OtITHE CAK i f NOW I GET IT/ YOUR NAMBfe SAWYCR.'^ 351 engine with 4-speed trans­ We offer an advantage of stroyed If the advertiser 649-7590. Painting, interior and exterior, e^ged preferred. Will train. versified office duties, SECRETARY for dental office J W HILET EXAMINE YOUR WALLET.^ YOU'RE KIN TO THE BEATNIK WHO mission, excellent condition. paperhanging, fully insured. in Hartford, experienced pre­ working close to home, ex­ is one you’ve mentioned. Good knowledge of typing and HMM! a “ TROUBLESHOOTERS' pleasant working surround­ J STOLE MV CAR... AND YOU'RE A Asking $2,500. 643-9372. For free estimates call 649-9658 cellent earnings based on It not it will be handled REWEAVINO Of burns, moth- business office procedure re­ ings, central location. Sal­ ferred. Call 522-9137. I.P , CARO/ YOU A DETECTIVE NARC/ in the usual manner holes, zippers repaired. Win­ If no answer 643-6362. salary plus commission. OR SUMPIN'? <1, W.teTAh»U.M,ai ~ mtSA'" Some quired. Write Box "N ,” Man­ ary open. dow shades made to measure, Steady employment, many CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ chester Herald. BANK REPOSSESSIONS all size Venetian blinds. Keys company paid benefits, In­ '69 Mustang, auto, 8 cylinder terior painting, paper hanging. made while you wtdt. Tape re- WOMAN wanted, part-time BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Opportunities cluding life insurance, hos­ '68 Olds 88, auto 8, p.s., p.b. Discount on wallpaper. Call Lost and Found 1 corderb lor rent, Marlow's. 86" days, counter service, pastry pitalization, accident and 1 '68 Tempest Wagon, auto, 8, p.s. 646-3048. Mam St.. 649-5221 department. Will train as cash­ INC. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER sickness benefits. LOST — Chester Dr. area of '68 Buick Electra, 225, all power familiar -with general ledger PAINTING and Decorating, ier. Apply Mario’s Italian Spe­ Pine Acres, large black male and air 646-2212 and credit work. Ideally lo­ AppUcants muBt be high commercial and residential, cialty Food Shoppe, 1141 Tol­ cat, has collar with bell. 649- '68 GTO convertible, 4-speed, 8 cated on a bus Une. $100 school graduates willing to A Building— free estimates, prompt effi­ land Tpke., (next to Caldor’s) 0648. '68 Cadillac, 4-door hardtop, all plus. sell and give service to the A l-3» tr NtA. w , TM. t>r U$. Pt. Off. Burr Corner Shopping Center. power and air Contracting 14 cient service, vinyl and paper DRIVERS for school buses, 7:80 public and be good drivers. FOUND — Male cat, tiger strip- '67 Buick GS 400, 4 speed, 8 hanging, Colonial Decorators, CLERK - T'YPIST moderate “O? course I know what ‘dread’ means . . . you CARPENTRY-*- concrete steps, GIRL with general offfce ex­ -8:45 a.m., 2:16 - 3:45 p.m. Ex­ We give you the tools, train­ ed and white, no collar, short ’67 Plymouth Fury 3, auto 8, 643-9994. statistical typing, and other should see my dentist’s face when I walk in!” floors, hatchways, remodeling perience to work in small of­ cellent part-time for house­ ing, local and national ad­ hair, Hartford Rd., 649-3971 af- p.s. diversified duties, 8-4:30, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ fice. Salary open. Apply in per­ wife. Premium wage scale. vertising, quality products. ter 6. '67 Corvette. convertible, 4- son. GlastMibury Dyeing & 643-2414. $85. It ’s up to you to produce. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD J t ings, attics finished, rec cial rates for people over 65. speed If you are qualified contact: rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ Call my competitors, then call Flniphing Co., 64 Addison Rd., SECRETARY with room for POUND: White and tan mark- -q-j Grand Prix, all power and KEYPUNCH Operators, cTcperl- Personnel Department, PHIL, LOOK— CHIEF PLOUGH NOW WHAT MORE er related work. No job too me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Glastonbiuy. advancement, this spot is ings, male dog. Call Manches­ air enced and beginners. Work WELL, It O PRODUCED THE G U N -IT WAS WILL IT TAKE TO small, Dan Moran, Builder. made to order for the gal STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. '66 Chrysler 300, auto, 8, p.s., EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting BAKERY Salesgirl — for mom- days, evenings, part-time or THE JUDGE’S.' THE SUICIDE CONVINCE VOU? Evenings. 649-8880. with executive skills. To SEALTEST FOODS NOTE WAS CHECKED BY THREE p.b. exterior and interior. Paper hours. Steady iwslUon. full-time. Immediate assign­ AND PASHES AROUND THE AND SMACK INTO.. LOST — Black and white fe­ ments in your area. High pay, $125. 255 Homestead Avenue N EXPERTS-IT WAS THE JUDGE'S '66 Chevrolet Biscayne, auto, 6 NEWTON H. SMITH and Son- hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. a.Good wages. Apply in person. HANDWRITING— CORNER,WELL AHEAD OF male puppy, answers to name no fee. Apply Staff Builders, 11 Hartford, Conn. '66 Olds Toronado, auto, 8, p.s., Remodeling, repairing, addi­ 649-1003. Parkade Bakery, Parkade All fees paid by companies. THE PURSUING TRANSIT ^ ‘ ■Molly” , 646-3010. Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. POLICEMAN... p.b. tions, rec rooms, garages, Shopping Center, Manchester. Interviews Monday through Fri­ IMMEDIATELY available, In­ This is a partial listing. '65 Chevy SS convertible, auto, porches and roofing. No job day 8:30 ito 4 p.m. 628-0161. 8, p.s., p.b. terior painting and decorating. Announcements too small. Call 649-3144. Call Everett Van Dyne, 246- '65 Ford Falcon, wagon, auto. 6 R IT A G IR L An Equal Opportunity EImployer SMALL band— The Sof - Tones, Full financing available, 233- \yES ROBBINS Carpentry re 4781 after 6:30 p.m. SECRETARY MULTI-LTTH operator—(for ex­ now available for club dances, 8715. modeling spetlalist. Additions, DAVIS, painting and 1800 SILVER LANE perienced only). Salary $3.50 weddings, office parties, etc. rec rooms, dormers, porches Attractive position open for a capable secretary to busy 1966 CHEVY, Biscayne, 4-door papering, prompt courteous EAST HARTFORD per hour, plenty of overtime, Mature musicians. Gall 643- cabinets, formica, tjuilt-ins, executive. Air-conditioned office with music, excellent automatic, 6. No money down, service. Tel. 649-0495. Manchester area. United Em­ 6067. full financing arranged. Cali bathrooms,^ kitchens, 649-3446. fringe benefits. 528^9416 ployment Service, 246-7226. & 847-1902 after 6:30 p.m. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. Sons, SAVE MONEY! Fast service. interior and exterior painting, Dormers, room additions, ga­ PART-'TIME Personals ONE OWNER — 1967 Volks­ paper hanging. Thirty years STENOGRAPHER - Typist rages, porches, roofing and COLONIAL BOARD-CO. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY wagen, sedan, blue. Good con­ experience, four generations. experienced, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.. Man to deliver and help in store. siding. Compare prices. Add- INCOME TAX preparation serv­ dition. Radio, heater. $875. 742- Free estimates, fully insured. 615 PARKER ST. Monday through Friday. Cali hours 9-6. Call for appointment, ice. Please call Dan Mosler, A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- I THINK HAVING DINNER I KNOW AN EVEN 8258. 643-7361. MANCHESTER between 10-12 a.m., 1-3 p.m., 649-4641. BY CANDLELIGHT IS VERY MORE ROMANTIC WAY. 649-3329 or 247-3115. 0449. for interview, 64(^*111. 1962 PLYMOUTH, 2-door sedan, MANCHESTER DRUG ROMANTIC! N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter D. & E. PAINTING service, in­ Mrs. E. S. Loftus WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI low mileage, good condition, SECRETARIES — Typists — rn iiiiir contractor. Additions, remodel­ terior and exterior painting. 717 Main Street INCOME Taxes prepared by $200. Call 643-1283 after 6:30 Clerks and other office skills. Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. ing and repairs. Call anytime Free estimates. Prompt serv­ p.m. Many needed for assignments DRIVERS for school buses, Q N O ... M Y S7T2JN0 ice. 649-2475, 649-8434. 0 DID VCXJ FL.y B R O K E for free estimates. 876-1642. SECRETARIES Typists. - (Tem­ LOOKKEEPING and Clerical, near home. Temporary, full­ 7:30 - 8:45 a.m. 2:15 - 3:46 TAX Returns prepared in the civersifled work. Full - time. 9 "n-lRODGH AND r FELL. 1965 GRAND PRIX, loaded, air- PLASTERING — No job too porary) work in your own time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, p.m. Excellent part-time for MDU'OE SOAKING convenience of your home. CARPENTER — A reliable Apply in person, Gaer A T E C R IB L E INTO HAGGERIYfe conditioning. No money down, small or too large. Patch areas, top rates, free parking, no fee. Staff Builders, H Asy­ third shift worker or retired WET.' WHAT Business - personal. Call 643- handyman for repairs, installa­ Brothers, 140 Rye St., South H A P P E N E O STO R M FOND. full financing arranged. Call plastering. 643-9994. Immediate openings. Call Son­ lum St., Hartford, 278-7610. person. Premium wage scale. 5338. tions, home Improvements. Windsor. FOSTER? IN THE UPPER 647-1902 after 6:30 p.m. ya, 622-0492. COED temporaty 643-2414. Call Ted at 247-7838. M no service, 100 Constitution Plaza, i-ag STRATOSPHERE? answer call 649-0734. Suite 800, Hartford. OFFICE worker needed for doc­ Help Wanted— Ma^e 36 TURNING expert, must be able vjowesi- Automobiles Formate 4 Floor Finishing 24 tor's office in Manchester. Ap- Motorcycles— to set up and operate turret weewKy REC ROOMS, designed and SECRETARY experienced, light ollcant needs to be an excel­ START $2.65 an hour for' re­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? and engine lathes. Above aver­ Bicycles 11 built, paneling, formica, and FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- dictation, normal typing, down­ lent typist. Monday through tread shop workers,'"a1l"shifts. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Ing (specializing in older age wages paid. Small air-con­ all carpentry work. Fre'fe esti­ town Hartford. All normal Friday, 9-2:30. Hours can be paid holidays, vacation, sick 2 PRISCILLA’S BY AL VERMEER est Douglas accepts lowest B'CYCLES—New and used.-Re- ditioned shop, presently work­ floors). Inside painting. Paper down, smallest payments, any- mates. Financing available. benefits. Phone personality arranged. Please'reply Box C, le:ive, hospitalization, and life -'airs on all makes.'Open dally hanging. No job to small. ing 55 hours. Call 623-5710 after Call 843-0346. very Important. $110 weekly. Manchester Herald. Insurance. Firestone Retread THAT’S WHAT’S VJRONiS C A N 'T S A Y where. Not small loan finance ^ ' 5.30 Manchester Cycle Shop John Verfaille, 649-5750. 6. DR3.i Douglas Mo- 246-7238. Shop, South Windsor, 289-4361. WITH THE 'WORLD... ^ N O T m e ; I B L A V .E company plan, 182 We.st Middle Tpke.. 649 LEON Cieszynskl builder —new E'/^RY-BODY HAS)— I DON'T WORRY YOU.' HAIRDRESSERS (two), ex­ -3 t tors, 345 Main. 2098 homes custom, built, remodel­ PART-TIME office help, simple MECHANICS - Full-time. Pin ^ E N NEEDED to do janitorial T O s a v e ABOUT SAVING-, perienced, full and part-time. V F A C E ! ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Bonds— Stocks typing, flexible hours. Cali Vis­ machines. Will train. Manchester -- ' 1966 BONNEVILLE, 2-door Call 643-0322, evenings 249-0217. setting rages, kitchens remodeled, M ortgages 27 ta Mfg., 649-7200. Apply in person. Holiday area. Apply Rudder Building CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER hardtop, automatic, V-8, pow^' Petite Beauty Salon. 34 Church Service Corp., 167 Charter Oak er steering and brakes. No Business Services bath tile, cement work. Steps Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man­ dormers. Residential or com- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd GET M Y free catalog, earn $60, St., Manchester. Ave., Hartford. CAPTAIN EASY?..,NEVER MIND 50 you MUST y YOU HAVE MV WORD, ARE YOU ou r OF X MAYBE, BUT TM MEETING money do'wn, full financing ar­ chester. III O ffered 13 mortgages— Interim financing jlOo — even more in name WHO I AMI I CAN -reLU YOU WH05 5WEAR NOT TO ^ MA'AM! BUT WHY NOT your mind, EASY? ) HER ALL THE SAME'. AT ranged.'Call 647-1902 after 6:30 merical. Call 649-4291. FULL-TIM E hardware store PLOTTING YOUR DEATH I B-B-BUT try ANP FIND our > TELL ME WOW?...ALL THIS MAY BE A V MIDNIGHT,.. IN SOME HIPPIE A-1. Truck is A-1. —expedient and confidential brand merchandise. Help your WOMAN for house cleaning, ex- WANTED — Men to drive p.m. clerk needed to fill vacancy. ILL BE taking fit HORRIBLE M.Y IDENTITY IP < RIGHT, NAME A PLACE'. TRAPl T i r ^ JOINT CALLED "THE GIEN Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ service. J. D. Real Estate friends shop at home. Write perienced, reliable, own trans­ school bus, hours 7-9 a.m., 2- RI&Kl WE MEETl Roofing— Siding 16 Assoc. 643-5129. me, _ Alice WlUlams, Popular portation. Green Manor area, 4 p.m., good pay. Call H. A. Apply in person to Mr. Chap­ MUST SELL ~ 1967 Buick Spe­ ways sealed and small truck­ man, W. G. Glenney Co,, 886 Club'Plan, Dept. Y604, Lyn- 9-3 one day weekly. Phone af­ Frink, Wapping, 644-1902 alter cial, 4-door. Top running, V-8, ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- rOOFING and roof repair.------. . North Main St.. Manchester. brook, N.Y. ter 6 p.m., 649-6832. 6 p jn .______automatic transmission, good mano Trucking Service toll- Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- Business Opportunity 28 free, 742-9487. tires. Needs some body work. 7707. ------Call 648-4440. / 1»70 by NfA le. TM t , , U t »at QM TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — BIDWELL Home Improvement A-1 GAS STATION Trees cut, building lots clear­ 1966 MUSTANG, green, black Co. Expert installation of ed, trees topped. Got a tree High volume guarantee. Intrlor, 6 cyllndr, automatic, aluminum siding,' gutters and PRODUCTION ROBIN MALONE BY BOB ^LUBBERS problem! Well worth phone G reaterr ! Manchester area. low mileage. Must! sell to re- trim. Roofing installation and Wanted— ' 1 turn to school. Coll 6^3-9442 af­ call. 742-8252. HE \*THe5l0HroPM6''.' T MUferpO \ repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. Can SKILLED « d UNSKILLED P O W e.'T h E roR lW JLA THAT WILL 0RIAIS ) AMJCH MOR0 fRONt erepunw, Vec^MeTHiwe A0our-fHAr.'oH,wnAr ' \ ter 6 p.m . AND ONLY THB |N TH^ WOI2LP WILL 1 W6AK _L- A- CALL HANDYMAN. Snow ALL-Th e MAJOR 1967 CUTLASS, 442. 4 speed, shoveling and sanding. Rea­ 563-7146 OpenhigB iti all departments offerinjc permanejit NEWS CORRESPONDENT 'HCX&.O- .sfenr oF)ityii m&vicm's u h s t e r c o s /■«» Roofing and WILL LOCWBN power steering. No money sonable rates. Call 643-6305 HIS UPSJ down, full financing arranged. anytime. Chimneys 16*A TAVERN for sale. . .One of the full-time employment. Good wafijes, overtime, com­ for South Windsor . . . LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON CJall 647-1902 alter 6:30 p.m. oldest (and best) In Town. L i g h t trucking, odd jobs, also ROOFING — Specializing re­ plete benefit proffioin. Excellent opportimity for Well established, excellent If you’ve hiid some writing ex|)erience and liave ora moving large appliances. Burn- pairing roofs of all kinds, new lease, good steady Income. Piz­ delivered, $4. 844- training and advancement. \ TOYOTA Corona 1968, standard, Ing barrels roofs, gutter work, chimneys za and grinder business. Ideals a strong integest in.your town— please call Mr. 1775.4 good condition. 646-2099. 5.# cleaned and repaired. 30 years' (or a couple. T.J. Crockett, experience. Free estimates. SNOW PLOWING — Parking Realtor. 643-1577. Chemasi, 643-2711 . . . Hie9 OTO, green, 4-speed, posl- Call Howley 643-5361, 644- AUIED BUILDING SYSTEMS lots, and driveways. 24-hour trac, power steering and disc 8333. fast and' efficient sorvloe. Rea­ brakes. Coll 643-4861 after 6. 260 TOLLAND TPKE. — MANCHESTER sonable rates. 9 ®'** 643-9708. Private Instructions 32 lEiunumj ______Lemana, auto­ Heating and Plumbing 17 . Mr. Reynolds ' Hi <••« > • oE I960 PONTIAC PIANO lessons, beginners and m atic's cylinder, power steer- ODD. JOM. light trucking, 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Intermediate students, my ^ e r brakes, cjffcellent carpentry, miscellaneous re­ GRANTS Plumbbig service, An equal oiqwrtunity employer ing, good service and quality work, fair prices. Call home or yours. Call evenings condition. 649-2948 between 4-8 pairs, etc., after 6 p:m. 872-0260. „ ™ low prices. 648-7218 tor tree estimates. 643-6341. J p.nit ^ ' / / ' / 7

\ y . IT ■Vli. ■ '\^ ' i \ ; V- ■ ' A ■' V '\ PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WED|^ESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1970

Help Wanted— THERF OUGHTA BE A LAW • B Y SHORTEN and W H IPPLE Out of Town Land For Sole 71 H o u b i For Sola 72 Male or Female 37 For Rent 6 6 MANCHESTER — Custom built 'vWAT lo t s S()E' HEAR Ve' -We V ua' 1W0SE TLteV'D REVER! ONE SMILE MANCHESTER — Apartmenf 8V4-room- Spilt, 2'.^ bntha, pa- 8M1-ROOM Ranch, garage, flre- PART-TIME machine opera­ Dip ever CLASSIFIED SEE AMVOME iO~ 5EE IR tllM? r '' SOUR GRAFE9- SMOpTVACriKo DATE HIM?- FROM NiM ANP alto for 35 units. And out In tlo, in-ground pool. Beautifully P'oo® with bulH-ln book.Casee tors, male or female, needed BOLTON Center Apartments, country kitchen, paneled fam viouLPN'r w e SOCIETV'vJILL CHiCtt ^^AVE RIGHT'HE'D lUEfP VIkITE our Tolland office Lea Babin, landscaped lot. Residential cabinets, carpeting. Many for 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. shift. Apply S TU C k-U P A 5’'MK 3 rooms at $13S monthly. Heat, lly room, paneled recreation EGO"? I VOULPMT -WAT HOK'E WR COME / BEEM vX MORE ; NEVER ASk HOME THEV the manager, has listed six area. $42,600. Heritage House, extras. June occupancy. Own- in person. Quality Name Plate, hot water, refrigerator, stove parcels of land from 10 acres room, 2% baths,' double ga: PWTE hllM (OR A A MILLION TO ORPER: / LAP3 Wan EM! WERE GOING 646-2482.. ' er. No agents 049-6880. ADVERTISING Fisher Hill Rd., East Qlaston- included. Available Feb. 1st. up Into the hundreds. T. J. rage, ;200xSOO' wooded lot. bury. TriOOSAUr WLL'rtR’-i' DOLLARS! A NAIVIR.' 3 fEAPy! 049-6580. MANCHES'TER UNE — ideal ^IGHT ROOM slngie th.\t Is vo^ Close to everything. Hutchine CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Crockett. Realtor. 648-1677 (Tolland office 876-6279). ■lx*rooni Colonial Ranch with cant. F'our or five bedrooms, Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. « O HEBtlON Wall St., Four fXlVENTRY (NORTH) PHYSICAL THERAPIST attached garage. Beautifully baths, and two car garage. MANPHFqTirR ~BiihnrhR — 7- rooms, wall to wall carpeting, NORTH ttoventry -i- 8.9 acres landscaped lot. Immaculat,o BeautUul house, had. best of MANCHESTER Suburbs 7 SENSIBLY PRICED!! stove, refrigerator, cellar care. Aluminum sldlrg, extra , condition, COPY CI.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Part-time, 20 hours per with 814’ frontage, also driven throughout. Executive area. ®P'“ ’ “ P-‘°P We Invite you to inspect our to per cent down, $31,000. U & storage. $175 includes heat and well, view and very large sized lot. . .price is negotiable./' Family '■“olm, gar- 3!bedroom 3-year old Ranch week, for 229 bed expand­ Heritage House, 646-2482. R. Realty <3o. Inc. 643-2692, 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION hot water. 646-0882, or 649-2871. Maple trees. $21,000. Coll 742- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. on a Texas size lot. We feel ing JCAH hospital. Contact Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, Personnel Department, Man­ 6510, Alfred D. Heckler, Route HEART OP Town. . .ten (or is 1577, Hayea Agency, 646*0131. that you will find our price Deadline tor Saturday and Monday Ih 4:30 p.ni. Friday ROCKVILLE — New 3V4 and 643-6472. chester Memorial Hospital. 31, Coventry. It 11) room single with 2Vj —— — ------^------of $21,9(X) Is a. most real­ I/XIAL DEVEIOIPER Looking baths. Needs some redecomt- MANCHEJSTER — 6-room Gape J23,9(TO BUYS this centrally lo 643-1141, Ext. 243. 4'Ti-r6om apartments with pri­ istic one in today's spiral­ for large tract of land 'in Man­ TOUR COOPERATION WILL m A I 0711 vate terrace and pool includ­ ONE ACRE lot. Hebron. Larger Ing. Well constructed • home, with 3 bedrooms, living room fated, " ’ 6 room Cape with over- ing market. Please call BOLTON — Just listed, this Im­ BE APPRECIATED l/IM b |PtJ*A/ I I chester or vicinity. Must be ing heat, hot water, all appli­ parcel available. Also for bar­ built in the 40’s. Must be seen Ims fireplace and wall to wall s'zcd detached garage, nice Dave Douton for appoint­ maculate 6*/Si room Ranch, fSreplaced living room, bright Three bedrooms, living room suitable for residential de­ ances and carpeting. From gain list call or write, Strout . . sensible price at $26,900. T. carpeting, den or dining room, ment. 649-5306. velopment, financing no prob­ formal dining room, 3 bed­ with fireplace, dining room MANAGER TRAINEE $150. Rockland Terrace Apart­ Realty, RFD 1, Hebron, 228- J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. family sized kitchen. Good buy lem. Write full details to Man­ Continued Prom Preceding Poge 9115. at $22,900. Wolverton Agency, rooms and kitchen. Just off and kitchen, wall to wall car- Apply ments, Highland Ave. 872-4046, East Center St., Keith Agency, B &L W chester Herald, Box HH. 875-3775. EXCELLENT 6*^ room Ranch. .Realtors. 649-2813 p.ting, basement garage plus BIG L DISCOUNT DRUG gdrage, large lot. city utilities, 6<9-2813. 646-4126. BARROWS^and W A L^C E Co. i^rge In the ground swimming I--AND-SITES-FARMS — Acre- Help W onted-^ole 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 913 Main St. ' 1 fireplace. Onwer anxious to MANCHESTER — 8-room Split Manchestermi 1 . rm.-i.-j.Parkade Large, unzoned parcels THREE ■ ROOM apartment In Houses For Sole 72 MANCHESTER — Five - room pool. Terrific value at $26,5(X). 649-8095 sell. 6<)i per cent assumable Ranch, separate entrance, liv­ Manchester 649-5306 all ureas. Louis Dlmock Real EXPERIENCED auto mechanic, Gilead, $75. Pay your own home. City utilities. Near shop­ U & R Realty Co., Inc. 643- EXPERIENCED paper ctltter, $14,900. ATTRACTIVE 6-room mortgage. Price $24,600. ing quarters. Extra lot, trees ty, Realtors, 649-9823. full-time. Call after 6 p.m., 'W atchiwg a pa ir o f heat. Four room apartment In ping, bus. Recent furnace, $16,- EAST HARTBX3RD—Large cen- 2692. Robert D. Murdock, Fee paid. Salary 33.75 per 649-2384. Amston, electric heat in 2-fam- horn?. Baseboard heat, at­ Charles Lesperance, 649-7620.- everywhere, Executive neigh­ Realtor, 643-6472. hour. Company working 60 to FRUSTRATED FELlMES 900. What! $16,900. That's ter-hall 4-bedroom Colonial, lly house, $125. Close to lake. tached garage, Hutchins Agen­ OW*NER transferred, exception­ borhood. Immediate occupan­ 66 hours. Manchester area. RETIRED man for light janl- Situations W onted- SHARPCbl THEIR CLAVJS right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. wooded lot, city utilities, l*/z VERNON — 5*/4-room Ranch, Call Strout Realty, Hebron, cy. Realtors, 649-6324. al 2-bedroom Ranch with many cy. $41,000. negotiable. Llnsay Funeral For a Friend United Employment, Service, torial^^ork, mornings 4 ,oi 6 OM THE CAMPUS CASAMOVA ------baths, fireplace, garage, $25,- heated rec room, treed lot, Female 38 228-9116. extras. Mortgage assumable — Realty, 619-9158, 649-0086. WEST SIDE. . .just listed a five goo Meyer Agency, Realtors, 246-7225. hours. Apply in person, Mc­ ANSALDl built 6-room Dutch walk-out basement, excellent WEWAK, New 'Guinea (AP) For appointment, call owner r<»m Ranch with partial base- 643-0609 Donald’s, 46 West Center St. ^UORTEM ROCKVILLE — New three- Colonial. 3 bedrooms, huge RAMBLING Ranch in a seclud­ location. Only $21,500. Hayes — The beat of muffled drums, HELPERS for furniture mov­ i-ze evenings or weekends. 646- nient on a nice private lot j u s t ______;____ IRONING done In my home. room apartment, wall to wall ed country setting, In Man­ Agency, 646-0131. the tramp of booted native feet, ing and ^warehouse crews for MAN PRESENTLY employed formal dining room, front-to- 4292. off the bus line for only $19,- EAST HARTFORD — Two-fam- Reasonable. Call 649-4013. carpeting, stove, refrigerator chester. Large spacious en­ and the pdW of a trumpet at Hartford Despatch Operations to work part-time- mornings back living room with fire­ 500. Stort packing and call T. lly, 4-4 duplex. Live practical- and dishwasher. $146 monthly. place, large kitchen with built- MANCHESTER— 7-room Colon­ trance foyer and hall. Huge Last Post. This was the scene In Center In East Hartford. and Saturday in local .retail EXPERIENCED mother will J. Crockett, Realtor at 643-1677. ly rent free. $23,900. Paaek, the Soldiers’ Cemetary here at Fuel and Feed 49-A Wearing Apparel— Aportments— Flats— 875-6979, 876-6732. in oven, range and dishwasher, ial, 2H baths, fireplaces, built- living room, formal dining Steady employment. Good op­ store. Phone 643-2833. care for your children, days, $26,900 OVERSIZED 3-bedroom 289-7475, 742-8243. the Moem Barracks headquar­ 4-car garage, acre lot. Wolver- 1ns, 2-car garage, large lot. room, three bedrooms, two- P lIB U C portunity for men who want to evenings, or weekends. Call FIREWOOD for sale, sawed Furs 57 Tenements 63 ELLINGTON—12 Florence Ave. ters of the Second Battalion of learn the moving business. Top PLUMBER and plumber’s help-' 647-1377. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Immediate occupancy. Priced oor garage $29,900. Philbrlck Ranch. Two baths, family TOLLAND Four - room, ex­ 2 and split. Will deliver. Timber------' \ r ..... •------4-room older apartment,, sec­ kitchen, built-lns, dishwasher, Australian New Guinea's Pacif­ physical condition, references ers wanted. Year ’round work. SIX-ROOM duplex, available to sell. Charles Lesperance, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. pandable Cape. Breezeway, at­ NOTICE land Tree Service, 876-1238. BROWN MUSKRAT fu r. coat, ond floor, gas and gas .stove 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. ic Islands Regiment. . required. Apply Mr. Hixson, Good wages, overtime. Alter 6 MA’fURE woman would like to Feb. 1st. Rental agreement,' se­ MAN(3HESTER — Need lots of 649-7620. tached garage. Large lot on Notice is hereby given that the p.m., 646-4623. do an>^*ktnd of office work in size 14-16. Call after 5, 649-5875. and refrigerator Included. $100. room? Want to be near schools Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. The casket was lowered, the 523-2641 or visit us at 191 Park SEASONED fireplace and stove curity deposit. 649-8538. quiet country road. Near park- cioventry Planning and Zoning grave- filled and the troops and own homer>6|l3-0331 after 3 p.m. per month rent, $100 security and in town? Then call us on TWO -family. Live practically Ave., East Hartford. wood, $15. per half ton pick-up MANCHESTER — Desirable 6- way. Asking $19,900. T. J. Commission, Coventry, Connect- their Australian______officers retired ------MANCHESTER — One-bed- Ciall James J. Gessay, at 875- this 7-room home. Fiano Agen­ rent free. Call now. Bill Wol­ lb. truck load delivered. Call af­ GARRISON room home, nice residential ______Oockett Realtor, 876-6279. ,cut will I»ld a public hearing to’their messes! OFFICE positio)b'^antcd by Wonted— To Buy 58 room Garden type apartment. 0134. cott, 668-1663, Pasek Realtors, CLERICAL POSITION ter 5 p.m. 876-3013. cy. 646-0191. area, garage, large lot near BEAUTIFUL home, 6 beautiful ^ Cov^try High School mature, responslbbs^.^ woman Available now. Heat, and ap­ 289-7476, 742-8243. The funeral was for a young skilled in many areas^x. secre­ HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques schools and shoppdng. Low 40’s. Cassowary (similar to an os­ DEAN MEAT WAREHOUSE bric-a-brac, locks, frames, pliances included. $145 and COLONIAL landscaped acres, Mid tarial mo shorthand preiHred) BIGHT beautiful acres, 7-room 20’s. Owner, 643-2037. For appointment call, 1-228- tout on Monday, January 26, trich). MACHINE PRODUCTS glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ $150 per month. Paul W. Dou­ Wonted To Rent 68 Custom built home. Aluminum 1970, at 8:00 P.M. conceimlng 100% MEAT! E-Z TO CARVE! OFFICE accounts payable — receHt; Household Goods 51 gan, Realtor, 649-4635. —*------INVITATION 9609. It was given to the Second able, IBM, keypunching. All lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 siding, double garage, in- $27,500 NEW LIS'nNG—Excellent con ______the following Petition of Mor- Battalion, by Papuan villages 102 COLONIAL RD. Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. FAMILY looking for five-room BEST BUY ON THE MARKET! (4 p.m.-12:30 a.m.) replies confidential. Write Model Home Furniture ground swimming pool, bam. dltlon Seven- room Raised BOLTON— 2-family 6-5, with ton Shimedman of West Hart- last year in the Gulf of Papua, MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER— Newer luxury apartment to rent, Manchester I ’TO BID Box B. Manchester Herald. Hutchins ■ Agency, Realtors, Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 fire- attached garages separate lord, Connecticut. and became mascot at Moem. HOUSEFUL WANTED — Antique furniture 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ area. _ February occupancy. The Board of Education, Man- For a person who Is inter- able now. $185 per month In­ 649-5324. PHILBRICK AGENCY places, all utilities. Excellent utilities, aluminum combina- I- A Petition to change the Zon- The officer commanding, Lt. T9 PIECES glass, pewter, oil paintings or Three children. 1-745-5925. "Chester, Oinnecticut, Invites FANCY, SUGAR CUREP eslted in working evenings— cluding heat, appliances and location, Charles Lesperance, tlona, 160x300 lot, $27,600. Wol­ Ing Rygulatlons, Amendment coi. j . McCormack; Has Immediate openings days, other antique items. Any bids for the Installation of POUR FAMILY, 4-rooms each REALTORS but who is looking for a SituaHons W onted- "J2i97 carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, 049-7620. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- — Low Density MultbFamUy "We’ll miss him . . . he’d Just 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., nights, 4 quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- plumbing and electrical' serv­ apartment, good condition, alu­ position with responsibility Realtor, 649-4535. ' 2813. Apartments, Effective 4*26*66, reached the stage where he was p.m. to 1 a.m. Mole 39 Interior DeslgneF ..lyants re­ 8709, 165 Oakland Street. Business Property ices lor some laboratory equip­ minum siding, handy location. 646-4200 VACANT cape on West Side. . . and an opportunity for ad­ liable family or nelwjyweds Section 2.6.6 permitting the obeying commands on battalion 118 MAIN ST. — 3-room apart­ ment to be installed In the $37,000. Philbrlck Agency, six rooms, I'A baths, full shed b OLTON — Spacious six-room 'TURRET LATHE—Set-up a n d vancement. There is now to accept delivery of com­ WANTED — ANTIQUES, used For Sole 70 maximum number of Dwell* parades, and In marches ment , heat and appliances, ______Bennett Junior High School. Realtor, 646-4200. dormer, rear porch all In ex­ Ranch, baths, custom Sliced BACON operate. an opening in our meat plete Model Display of QuMr, furniture, partial or complete MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, Ing Units in District No. 8 through Wewak.” POSITION $125. Security required. 646- MANCHESTER — 20,000 square received up to 3 :30 cellent condition. Mid twenties warehouse office. No exper­ Ity Furniture just removed ■ estates. Call .646-0004 after 7 separate furnaces, tile baths, kitchen, beautifully land­ from 0 to 500 as indicated on a color picture of Hie dead HARDINGE CHUCKERS — Set­ 2426, 9-5. LARGE oversized 8 room Cape, . . . $13,000 assumable mort­ ience is necessary. The du­ WANTED to warehouse for Public ’ ’■p.m., 633-2300 &ays. foot masonry industrial build- P-m- EST, Tuesday, February newly painted^, porches, one scaped. Louis Dlmock, Realty, a petition entitled, "Petition mascot hangs now in the Offi- up and operate. ing, 1*4 acres, central location, Th® Board of Bduca- 2 full baths, bullt-lns In kitch­ gage. T. J. .Crockett, Realtor, 649-9823. ties are diversified. Com­ Sale. Modern 3 complete FOUR-ROOM flat, second floor. block from Main St. Owner 643- for a Chtmge of the Zoning cers Mess at Moem. pany also offers complete all utilities. Many possibilities, resolves the right to reject en, formal dining room, family 643-1677. Ordinance or Map of the Town PRODUerriON m il l e r s — set­ Office manager. Mature rooms with the $1,000 look. Stove, refrigerator, $136 6946. paid benefits program. Room>Without Board 59 including commercial use. 6*iy *tod all bids. Sj^cllications room, e—*.*,*., garage, T—,—$29,600 ----- Phil- „ VERNON — 6% room ranch, of Coventry, Oonnecticut” , up and operate mate now employed In south 8 pc. Convertible Living monthly. Security, rental Hayes Agency, 646-0131 and bid forms may be obtained brick Agency Realtors. 640- MANCHESTER Garrison <5^- ^ ^ T e n t ^ o r t- Dated: November 7, 1969, rev. Legcii NoticM east Connecticut. Strong In Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 ’THE THOm S o N House-Cot­ agreement. 649-8638. 4200. nial a rnnma nvpraWoH assumable 6% per cent mort­ place. Carpeting, garage, walk­ BRIDGEPORT MILLING MA­ at the Business Office, Board of nlal, 6 rooms, oversized 11-18-69. Apply: accounts receivable and ac­ pc. Dinette. $10 down, you tage St., centfally located, MANCHESTER —Center—Pos- Education., 1146 Main Street, gage, fireplace, family room, out basement. Priced to sell. OBDEB OF NOTICE __ CHINE OPERATORS — Set-up may purchase any room in­ FIVE, large rooms, second floor, garage, 1% baths, fireplace, son A copy Ofof said petition above at a courtCOURT of OF PROBAiii.PROBA'ra. counts payable, all office large pleasantly' -. furnished slble office and residence com- Manchester, Connecticut, MANCHESTER — Just listed walk-out basement, bus ■ line. Only $23,6TYE-ROOM apartment, over ed lot to a fine residential lined to red have been placed on Manchester in sold dlatrlct, deceaa-, All Benefits AVENUES LARGE furnished room for close to everything. Come see MANCHESTER - 8-room Rais- garage, nice neighborhood, ex­ €d. male only. Parking. $16 week­ Chart^er Oak Restaurant, heat NURSES AIDE this one. Mid 20s. Keith Agen tra A zone building lot. Call area, Full basement, rear file to the Office of Town Clerk, Upon application of John J. O’Con­ DISCOUNT FURNITURE fumislied, $125 monthly. 643- Investment Property 7 - 3 ed Ranch, lour to five bed­ porch. Owners are amdous to Town Hall, Coventry, CJonnectl- nor, executor, praying for authority LB. East Hartford, Conn ly. Call 644-0123 after 6 p.m. cy 046-4126, 649-1922. rooms, built-lns dishwasher, Peterman Agency, 646-2223. to aell certain real estate particular­ An Equal Opportunity Employer WAREHOUSE 1492. N move and reasonable offers cut and are available for In- ______X ______it For Sole 70-A MANCHESTER MANOR carpeting, rec room, wooded ly described in said application on Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS CLEAN furnished room for NURSING HOME MANCHESTER — Pull - shed SEVEN - ROOM 1880 Colonial, wlll be considered. T. J. spectlon by the public. file, it Is TWO - BEDROOAI apartment. lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. ORDERED; That the foregoing MEN for assembly in trailer REGISTERED very tiny. 3580 Main St. Hartford gentleman. Apply 2 Pearl St., FIVE units, good income, $49,- 386 West Center St. dormered Cape, IVi baths, new­ large lot, in good neighbor­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. (Coventry Planning and appllcaUon be heard and determin­ SAVE AT LEAST .30e LB. Manchester. Adults only, no p ^ . Security 500. Eight unitSi $70,000. Wol- Manchester ly redecorated. Vacant. Move 646-0131. StnPERINTENDENT WANTED factory, no experience neces Chihuahua puppies. All shots, 522-7249 hood, nicely decorated. City Zoning Commission ed at the Probate office In Man­ deposit. References,\ rental verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Call 646-0119 right In. Fast sate needed. Con- BUNGALOW Cape to Coventry, Connecticut chester in said District, on the 4th for Waranoke Apartments, 801 sary, good pay and overtime. paper trained, also stud serv-, (former Fuller Brush bldg.) GAL TO SHARE large town- water and sewers, garage, day of February, A.D. 1970, at ten agreement. 649-5664 after 6. 2813. venlent location. $21,900. Keith ventent location, aluminum Robert H. Gantner, Main St. Free apartment and Apply Vista Mfg., 649-7200. ice. 876-5045. 175 Pine St. Manchester house apartment, air-condition­ $23,900. to settle estate. Evans o’clock In the forenoon, ahd that MACHINE SLICED, AMERICAN Agency, 646-4126, 649-1922. siding, garage, rec room, Can South Windsor Chairman notice be given to all persons In­ all utilities provided. Ideal for 646-2332 ed, own washer and dryer. FIVE ROOM duplex, 3 & Clapp, 647-1464. terested in said estate of the pen­ AKC GERMAN Shepherds, Dated; January 8, 1970 retired couple. Call 643-6071. (former Norman’s Fum.) Must have references. Reply rooms, garage. Rental agree­ 5^ R(X>M Ranch, brick front, 3 be assumed, Owner, no HOME & BUSINESS dency of said application and the champion sired. Black and agents. 643-0189. $18,900 BUYS this 5-room home time and place of hearing thereon, Warehouse Box GG; Manchester Herald. ment, security deposit, 649- bedrooms, fireplace, garage, by publishing a copy of this order MAN WANTED to work In tans. Terrific temperament. experienced in excellent condition, has one at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. 8538. Nine-room Ranch, otdy 12 In some newspaper having a circu­ lumber yard, must have driv­ For further information, 649- pork-lIke yard. Immediate oc- MANI^ESTER — Immaculate car garage and large lot. Call lation in said district, at least seven Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 SUNNY ROOM, downtown, em­ #iious«warB cupancy. Only $24,900. Hayes years old. Garage, one-half days before the day of said hearing, Cooked Salami er’s license. Davis & Brad­ POUR-room apartment, com­ six-room Cape, recreation TOWN OF (COVENTRY 9713 anytime. ployed person, references. Call OIL BURNER on this one. Mitten Realty, to appear If they see cause at said A ford Lumber Co., 200 Tolland pletely redecorated. Adults, no Agency, 646-0181. room, garage, stable, l*/4 acres acre lot. Wall to wall carpet­ ■ii FOLDER CHILD’S PINE bedroom set, mornings or after 5, 647-1737. Realtors, 643-6930. time and place and be heard rela­ St., East Hartford. POODLES, miniature black peU. Call 649-9004 after 6:30 of land. Electric fence. Imme­ ing. Possibilities of itwo-fam- tive thereto, and by mailing on or • UniilBnirMr SERVICEMAN $21,900 — COLONIAL, 5 rooms, Tax Collector’s AKC, 7 weeks, $150. Call 644- chest, headboard, corner desk p.m. diate occupancy. Heritage ily. Presently being operat­ before January 27, 1970, by certified 2-car garage, bam, 2 acres mall, a copy of this order to Char­ MECHANIC — for fleet work, 8438 for appointment. and cupboard, $88. 643-0640. Wanted for FuU Time House, 646-2482. ed as dentist’s office and lotte N. Quirk, 89'Stephen 8t, Man^ beautiful open land. Hutchins Lois For Solo 73 Notice six -day week. Must be avail­ Apartments— Flats— FOUR rooms with stove, sec­ DEPT. MGRS. Employment home. Price $25,900, Chester,ter, Co:Conn., and return make to able for out of town work. For OPERATORS COCKER spaniel puppies 7-8 6EWING MACHINES — slngM ond floor. Inquire 233 Center Agency Realtor. 649-5324. MANCHESTEP. - Six - room this Court TOLLAND — One-acre treed Nobtoe iis haneby given all JOHN . J. WALLETT. Judge. appointment call 643-2373, 649- weeks old, no papers. Call any­ automatic zig-zag, excellent Tenements 63 St. Apply in Person Colonial overlooking Center condition. Makes buttonholes, Rnmediate fuU - time OUTE AS A button, 6-room lot. Near Parkway. $2,600. taxpayer of the Town of COV- cc: John J. O’Oonnor, Atty. 4216. time, 643-1347. MANCHESTER —Two - bed- Park. baths, two-car Pasek Realtors 'nems, embroiders, etc. Orig- 'Ranch with oversized garage, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. entry, Connecticut, that I have OBDEB OF NOTICE First and second shifts. room deluxe Garden type opening. Ali company BANTLY OIL CO.. Inc. garage, large rooms. Immedi- ______a rate______bill____ and warrant to ool- AT A COURT OF PROBATE, JANITORS— part-time evenings FOR SALE — Siamese kitten, 8 ■Jially over $300., 6 monthly FIVE ROOMS, garage, cellar, 100x300 lot. Ideal for the family apartment. Available now. '^31 Main St. ■Ue occupancy. Hayes Agen MANCHESTER — A-zoned lots. 289-7475 568-1563 742-8243 loct a tax oif (68) jn^llto tm a |*e]d^at M^snchestoj_,^wUWn Md for Manchester area. Call 643-4453 weeks old, housebroken, male. payments of $8.50 each or pay- second floor, call 646-1832. benefits. Please appiy at starting out, $18,900. Wolverton 1* t'hTd'i8trict'‘S'''Mnnchest^^ the We are offering one of the Heat, appliances, carpets in­ ______cy. 640 0131.______Nicely located. City utilities. dollar on the List of October 1, 23rd day of January, A.D. 1970. 3-6 p.m. only. Call 646-3166. $51 cash 522-0931 dealer. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 1968, to accordance with Sec. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, highest wages In Hartford cluded. $185 monthly. Paul W. once. ASSUMBALE 5% per cent, 5% Starting . at $4,000. Hutchins area, available for those Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. 12-142 of the General Statutes Jutee. JIG BORE Operators — First, SIAMESE kitten, pure bred, un­ FRIGIDAIRE automatic wash­ Furnished CENTRALLY locatod remodel- Ranch with attached ga- Agency. Realtors, 649-5324 EAST HARTF(DRD - custorn o f SUte o f Couneetteut, end second and third shift. Lathe who possess journeyman er, like new. $150. Call 646- ed 2-famlly. Bus, shopping, on­ registered. Call after 5:30, 528- LOOKING for anything In, real Apartm ents 63>A rage, porch, L shapea living ~ 1963 four-bedroom Raised a rate bill and warrant to col- deceased. operators, second shift. Verti­ skills in the bindery. Only 3239. W. T. ORANT ly $26,900. BIU Woloott, 668- 5374. estate rentals — apartments, and dining room, finished Ranch. Oak St. area. Alu- lect a tax of ten (10) mills on a Upon application of John J. O’Con- cal turret lathe operators, sec­ those need apply who have T R A iiiFm - homes, multiple dwellings, no TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ Manchester Parkade 1663. Pasek Realtors, 280- room to basement, beautifully Out of Town minum siding, fireplace, built- d t ^ ^ t ^ I ^ t erf mrWs!iJrpf“ ond shift Call LeMl Corpora­ experience which will pro­ SINGER automatic zig­ tees. Call J. D. Real Estate ment, stove, refrigerator, heat 7476. landscaped lot. $24,600. Phil- Ins. Assumable 6V4% mortage. to accordance with Sec. jy described In said appIi^Uon on tion, 643-2362. duce quality work. In re­ Articles For Sole 45 zag, with cabinet, converts In­ MANABEMENT For Sole 75 .associates. Inc. 643-5129. and hot water. Apply Marlow’s brick Agency Realtors, 646- immediateTmiTiPfHnte occupancy.nrrimancv $so,»oo.tSOMO I®'®® _ ^ General Connecticut Statutes Re- of file, ORDERED: it Is That the foregoing turn, you will receive an ex­ to portable, button holes, Inc., 867 Main St. RAISED Ranch In one of Man­ ALUMINUM sheets used as monograms, hems, etc. chester’s Prime neighbor­ 4200. SOUTH Windsor — Assumable Meyer Agency, Realtor. 648- ^ appllcaUon be heard and d eta in - FRESH. SLICED, WESTERN OFFSET PRESSMAN cellent starting wage, over­ NOW Renting — Three and five on full salary 0609 „ U*® Pi’obate office In Man- Second shift, experienced, time, as well as maximum printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Originally over $300. Full price 6% per cent mortgage. Six • Sec. 12*96 of the 1963 Supple- cheater In said District, on the 4th room large luxurious apart­ hoods, modem kitchen with all m a n o h e s t b R— 6-room Co- room Raised Ranch, 2 yesuB well qualified person to op­ benefits. Write Box RR Man­ 36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. now $52. cash or monthly pay­ Business Locations Salary Is one of many fea­ of the bullt-lns, 3 bedrooms. 2 ----- 'X------TTi; I T ment February. A.D. 1970, at ten 643-2711. ments with heat, etc. (Charles old. Carpeting. Only $28,900. BOLTON. . . One of the most at- __ .hall be due and °'®*<*<*k In the torenoon, and that erate 2 color, 25x38” , press. chester Herald. ments. 522-0476. Lesperance, 649-7620. For Rent 64 tures you’ll like about this ^baths, 2 car garage, plus room 3 tractive homes to the area. i . **<>“®® *>® klven to all persona In- If you are looking for a well-planned Management Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- Sr„,.fVe,.i .miner Payable In two semi-annual to- terested in said estate ot the pen- LOFTY pile, free from soil is bedrooms. IM. baths, garage. Beautiful stone ranch situng stallments, the installment shall dency of said application and the chance to upgrade yourself CLEAN, USED refrigerators, OFFICE suite for rent. Excel­ Training Program. Elam full 7475. 742-8243. B EEF LIVER THREE-ROOM apartment, first STENOGRAPHER the carpet cleaned with Blue ranges, automatic washers *°*',‘*J* $25,500. Wolverton Agency, high on ,^a cliff overlooking due and payable July 1, 1969, I*"*® W.<*,.P'®®® hearing ther^n. to high wages and overtime floor, private driveway. Avail­ lent Center St. location. Suit­ salary as you train, with fre­ erty IsXtelow market value. ’ ’ b j . Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- with guarantees, see them at quent Increases directly re­ Realtors, 649-2813. VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch, Eastern ConnecUcut. Ntoe pri- and b ecom ^ delliiquent after ^me S ^ sw ^ ^ L ^ h i^ a clro" take the time to drop a line. able Feb. 1st. Call 646-0481. able for doctor, attorney",' real In state operated Com­ Call tod«^^t,Phllbrlck Agency er $1. The Sherwin-Williams B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 lated to your progress — and country sized kitchen, large llv- vate acres to all. House has August 1, 1969. When such said loUon In said district, at least seven For further information re­ estate office. Ground flbor. All three bedrooms, huge living first semi-annual Installment, JANITOR,, full-time days, ex­ Co. Main St. Call 643-2171. munity College. Short­ a-definite executive appoint­ Realtors, 6M^00. CORNER OF Vernon and Lydall Ing room, picture window with garding .this local opportun­ MANC3HESTER — 4-room du­ Utilities, parking. Call 649-1680. room with an enclosed paUo or any portion thereof, becomes time'’Md'plMe Md®bl rela“ ve perience not necessary, , con­ ment as Branch Manager at . . .we have a two family flat 20 mile view, full flnlslied ity, Write Box SS Manches­ MATERNITY dresses, like new, plex apartment, $135. monthly, or 649-3549. hand, typing, ability to PRESIDE to take advantage of the ter- delinquent beginning August 2, thereto, and by mailing on or be- tact Mr. Tolisano, Meadows LIVING room draperies, one stove, security deposit. 528- program completion. No aeU- with 5 rooms down and 4 up. basement, $22,500. Wolverton ter Herald. size 9-10. Sell for half-price. tng, no experience required. rlflp view nhia dining Idtch- ^®®®. the whole tax becomes January }970. by certified Convalescent Home, 647-1461. pair nearly new custom made 0586. SPACE available for business, deal with people. $103.05 VILLAGE Older home converte(J but very Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. rlHC view, plus aming, raicn T^ovnhle and l-nterest *"®®' ® this order to Mona (5all 646-0254- lined fiberglas, 90” long, 12Vfe’ Friendly co-workers, and nice. Our sign is posted. Asking ------en and utility. Two-cor garage “ “ payable ana m t e ^ t ^ porter St.. Manchester. WANTED — Full or part - time An equal opportunity employ­ commercial or storage use. per week to start. All Oenter St. Sc H mmi and a amall greenhouse Also chaiged from the Due Conn.; Thomas E. Toomey. 6(» your duties will be Interest­ $29,900 . . .a good income pro- VERNON and a small ^eeimouse. aiso ^ center St., Manchester, Conn., truck drivers. Must be over 18 er. BLUE LUSTRE not only rids width, brown, melon and white 162 ELDRIDGE ST. — 4 rooms, Main St., near center. $35. 646- Rd., Mfifioiiester benefits of state classi­ ing and challenging. Out- 'ducer. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, on the property Is a storage ^ three-quarters of one per “ “i years of age. Apply in person. carp>ets of soil but leaves pile design. Call 646-1123 evenings. third floor, no pets. Call 649- 2426. 'TELL ME WHERE? fied service. s lid in g employee benefits, lAuniiy Living As You’d 6 4^ 77. In Vernon I! can you find an building. Sensibly priced at vm- ^ ------..JOHN „J.„ wallett. Judge. Alcar Auto Parts, 226 Spruce soft and lofty. Rent electric 8967. rapid promotion, secure fu­ cc: John J. O’Oonnor. Atty. *■' I SOLID BEALES dining room SMALL STORE near 100 per Design It 8-room Ctolonlal wDth 4 bed­ der $60,000. If you want the tion thereof which shall elapse St. shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & ture \^th America's oldest Help. W onted- set, 4 Duxbury chairs, round ADAMS ST. — 4-room- apart­ cent Main Street location. Aph APPLY MR. KUHNLY One A Two-Bedrooni SPLIT Level assumable mort­ rooms. 2% baths, first floor maximum of privacy with a from the time when It shall Wallpaper Supply. and largest consumer fi­ PART-’TIME janitorial work, 4 Mole or Female 37 dining table with duck feet. ment, first floor. Available ply Marlow’s. 867 ^{gin Street. Apartments i, gage 6 % ^ ^ r cent. Modem family room with comer minimum of upkeep, give us have become due and payable nance company. Please con­ AU G-E Kitchen a call. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, until the same shall be paid. hours daily, 5 days weekly, DIAMOND RING — Vi carat, 649-8990., Feb. 1st. Call 649-9142'. M anchester tact Mr. Anderson. kitchen bullt-lhs. formal dining fireplace, city water and MEN and women to demon­ FIVE-ROOM suite of front Main Elqulpment ^ room, 3 bedrooms, family sewers, built-lns, 2-car ga­ 643-1677. Provided the first semi-annual NOTICE LB. Manchester area. 649-5334. excellent condition. Yellow LARGE 5-room apartment. St. offices, 100 per cent loca­ (^ Communify College Range with Self 01oaning> installment is not delinquent, strate Colonial gifts and ac­ gold band. Virtually unworn. Household Finance (C!orp. room, 2 baths, gamge, large rage, on a treed lot for PUBLIC HEARING cessories — Colonial Pinecraft Main St., near Center, second tion near banks, air-condition­ 11 Asylum St., k,Oven s Two-Door Refrig- lot, $29,500. Philbrlck Agency the second semi-annual install­ $150 asking price. Call 649-6724 Musical jnstrumenK 53 184 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. $34,400? Call 649-6306 to find INVITATION ment shall be due and payable ADDITIONAL SERVICE station attendant Cio., 262 Winter St., Haverhill, floor over stores. Heat and hot ed, automatic fire sprinkler. Hartford, Conn. eraitor-Freezer s Disposal^ Realtors 646-4200. APPROPRlA'nONS from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dishwasher s Two Air,^ out where!! January 1, 1970, .and become de­ Nights only. 649-8132. Mass. 01830. SET of Slingerland drums with water included, $130. per Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. MANCHESTER M7-9M1 An equal opportwUty BOARD OF DIRECTORS Employer T O BID linquent after- February _1, H U YOUR FREEZER! OUR BEST FORK LIFT—4,000 pound capa­ all the works. Practically new, month. Call 646-0299. 1970. When such second seml- TOWN OP MANCHESTER, TWO TEN APARTMENTS B &L W The Board of Education, M a n '__ city. Lift to 30’. $4,000. Call $500. Call 649-4105. MODERN STORE, 20’x70’ 840 annuel installment, or any ix>r- CONNECTICUT THREE ROOM, heated, partial­ 210 Miaito St., Manchester BARROWS and WALLACE Co. cheater, Connecticut, invites theroof, becomes delln- PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN, T-BONE 2 643-9508. Main St. Call 622-3114. Notice is hereby given that ly furnished, with garage. $115. apartments include one 8-ROOM APARTMENTS Maneiiseter Parkade bids for furnishing and erect- quent,, beginning February 3. the Board of Directors, Town of SOUP’S ON, the rug that Is, so monthly. 649-4092. MAUE ASSEMBLERS UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, $40. OFFICE space available .im­ and one-half balths. (just a few left) Manm the time \ when It shall have become due Education i $1,000. AND MANCHESTER HOMEMAKER’S i x e a i l X i e r a i u Lodge, Apt, 5, Manchester. tate Associates, Inc.. 643-5129., \ m LEASE and payable until the same shall tor the purpose of covering j, SERVICE, INC. NEEDS YOU Excellent rates # Shift differential FOR LEASE Brick and Mock commarciol buflding.' 6,000' be ,^ ld . ' the Mini-Grant under Sec­ COLLECTION DATES tion 603, Title V of the Ele­ # Benefits Irtek buRdRiig 3.600 squort ft«t. Lorg« offk* Mature women urgently needed for staff of Man­ Driver for Fuel Oil Delivery sqtiam faat or mom if raqiwstcd. 3 officM •— The Tax Collector’s Office to mentary and Secondary Act FEMALE PRODUCTION the Town Hall on Route 31, dur­ of 1965, to be financed by In- chester Homemaker’s Service. Skills in caring for Why not invest a few minutes to talk with and an irtiltHM. Com ba usod for Ught manii- ing January, 1970, will be open ■ crease to State Grants. lb FULL-TIME 2 loading plotfomis — oM uriRtint, cnniral lo- OB follows, Jimuary S-Sl, 1970: mo, Jim Johnston, on Wed., Jan. 28th, I James F. Farr, the sick, the elderly and children helpful. Part-time ^ PERMANENT POSITION ASSEMBLERS fqeturing, storog*. ate. Monday through 'I^ursday 8 :30 2nd and 3rd SHIFT OPENINGS p.rn. to 5 p.m.; or Thurs., Jan. 29th, 8:30 corion. finnty of poritlng. a.m. - 12:15 and 12:46 - 4:30 Secretary work at a good hourly rate plue professional train­ EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFT’TS p.m, * Board of Directors a.m. to 5 p.m, at Comunity Mall, Mott's Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:15 and Manchester, Conn. When you buy a trliiiiued loin of boel, 40 to SO lb. avg. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY GOOD BENBFI’TS, WAGES ing and the satisfaction of community service. Shop-Rite, 575 East Middle Tpke., Manches­ FRANCIS E. BOUND, AQENCY FRANCIS E. BOUND, AQENCY 12:46 • 4:00 p.m. Dated at Manchester, Con- TO HARRY VAN GAMP , Dated at Coventry, CJ^ecticut, neettout, this twenty-second day ter. December 23, 1069 / , Telephone 648-9611 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. IONA MFG. S15 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTER 815 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTEiy of Jwuary 1970. SPEOIAL lor THURS. FRI. and SAT. UNIT of GENERAL SIGNAL CORP. AUDREY M. BRAT An Equal Op^rtunltjr Employer Tax Collector WK RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMlT QVANTITIBS for appointment. 1/ /. " W. G. BLENNEY CO. REGENT STREET — MANCHESTER 948-1664 649-7055 648-1554 . 649-7065 $39 NORTH MAIN STREET,, MANCHFiSTER, CONN. Town of Coventry, WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Connecticut Read Herald Ads / "i.. \\ V-*- \ "v1 - \ V'\ V \ •\ V- :\V -A, \\\ N- '■ ;vvV ■ .\ \ -\ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-TWO Most Manefiester Stores Open Until 9 0^Ciock Tonight iMmirltpatrr lEnpntttrj lipralft -\ Coventry St. Mary’s Episcopal -Guild Average Dally Net Preas Run The Weather About To>vn Will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. Board Appears Reluctant Helicopters in the parish" hall of St. Mary's ^ For The Wtxtk- RniliHl the Mountain Laurel Chapter Announce Engagements Rain ending tonight and be­ Episcopal Church. Members are , DeeeinlMtr 20, 1069 chorps of Sweet Adelines will reminded to bring: aandwiche.s. To Increase Water Rates Tested Here coming colder—low In 80s. To­ morrow cloudy, not as mild. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Dessert and bcvernKCS wilt be The Manchester Board of water-rate Increase). We have Rusilan-Amerlcnn National served. The helicopters seen flying High In upper 80s to low 40s. Directors last night. In an In- so nuuiy things that will cost us 15,880 Center, 11 Wethersfield Are., money and, from what I hear, over Coventry the past few Manchester— 4 City of Village Charm Hartford. Women Interested In Ladies Bridge Group t of the formal discussion of a. proposed we are in for a big tiut In- days are not on searching op­ singing four-part barbershop ^unchester Newconier.s Club of rate Mike for users of town wa­ I crease.” erations as many Coventry resi­ 1 - ’- harmony may attend any re- y w c a will meet tonight at ter, a])peared reluctant to au- Richard Wylli/ commented, "I dents have suspected. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1970 (Classified Advertising on Page 19) PRICE TEN CENT8 hearsal. For further informa­ S at the home of M'fs. William VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 101 TWENTY-TWO PAGES tljori/.e .It, or even to' schedule agree with Tony (Plotrantonlo). The Coventry Police Depart- tion, cgll Mrs. Truman Crandall Murray, 16 Griswold St. We must look at It In the light of B8 White St. or Mr.s. David another date tor discussing It ment has received a number of of what other Increases we will Oimas of 114 Dlnwood Dr. The ca.st of “ The Foot.step.s further. calls questioning the activities Under the proposal, prepar­ face." of the helicopters. A check Mrlth of Doves" of the Little Theater Town Miuinger Robert Weiss Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ of Manchester’s production of ed by Director of Public Works the State Aeronautics Board re­ David Says ship, Interdenominational, will William O’Neill, the water cost said at this point, "We (the vealed the copters are from Ka- "You Know 1 Can’t Hear You board and he) are not adver­ hold a prayer service tomorrow for the average home, with four man Aircraft and ore undergo­ Wlien the Water’s Running" wall saries, and we are not on dif­ HEW Funds Issue Navy Looks at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. person^, would rise approxi­ ing tests. rehearse tonight at 8 at Hie ferent sides. We are furnishing mately 34 per cent. Sewage studio, 2 Oak St. you with the data, and you must Good to Him The social action committee cliarges. because they are of St. James' Parish Council make the decision. SPIRINOFIEU3, M a « a. Tlie ?!lpaer Club will I'nvt^ “ computed at 75 per cent of the "1 do think, however, that the Petition Filed will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. dinner and installation of offic­ (AP) — David Elsenhower, water bill, yould rise propor­ Griswold reix)i't is a good re­ In the school library. Is Far From Settled President Nixon’s son-ln-laW, ers Sunday at 4 p.m. at the tionately. port, and tliat the profiosed im­ In Bankruptcy says he will decide by the club. Reser\’atlons, which O'Neill explained Utnt the provements will bring our WASHINGTON (AP) — The one White House official who end of this week wWch Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alley should be made at the club. Mrs. Betty Jane DuBods of 93 resolution' permitting the de­ average homeowner woidd pay water system up to standard,” called the 226-191 House vote a branch of (tie seirvlce he will of 69 Washington St. will be close tomorrow. Rachel Rd„ formerly o< 69 House refusal to override Presi­ partments’ programs to contin­ about 10 cents a day more, un­ he added. ‘’Ttie sooner we get personal triumph for Nixon. enter to fuKHl his military honored on their 60th wedding Diane Dr„ has filed a voluntary dent Nixon’s veto of the $19.7 ue at their 1969 funding levels der the .new formula — six an adjustment on the rates, the obligation. anniversary at an open house Army Spec. 4 John E. Gangcll. Loring ptuXo billion education money bill has expires Saturday. Republican House lenders cents more a day for water sooner we’ll get the Improve­ Lorins photo petition of bankruptcy in U.8. Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the .son of Myles I. Gangell of 52 The engagement of Miss given the administration a sur­ Differences between the Pres­ agreed and said Nixon’s action Elsenhower, who will grad­ and four cents a day more for ments.” The engagement of Mias 'The engagement of Miss Don- District Court. home of their sgn-ln-law and West St., recently was promot­ Mary M. Sheehan to Kenneth prisingly easy victory, but the ident and Democratic congres­ vetoing the bill on television uate from A'mherst College Ht recommended that the di­ Frances Ann Erardj to Kenneth na Lee Kosky of Manchester to Mrs. DuBols, who lists no as­ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Winston ed to his present rating while sewage. P. Bralthwalte, both of Man­ sets, listed liabilities of $42,890.- issue is far from settled. sional leaders on a key Issue of played a large part In building In June, told noWsmen Weds- The proposal, he said, would rectors review the Griswold re­ L. Beaulieu, both of Manches- Norman A. Watte Jr. of East R. Smith of 633 W. Middle Tpke. serving as a mechanic with chester, has been announced by 79. Her petition was referred to Even as a happy President in­ impact aid to federally-affected his support. day night thait the Navy of­ bring in an additional $220,000 port and the water-ratc-hlke-re- ter, has been announced by her Hartford has been announced by All friends of Mr. and Mr.s. 937lh Engineer Group near her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Seldman, referee In bank­ vited the 191 congressmen who schooLs may deepen even more "There was a tremendous re­ fers the "heut program a year to the water department port, and that another informal parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Alley are Invited to attend the Pleiku, Vietnam. Michael J. Sheehan of 49 Dom­ ruptcy, Hartford. voted in support of him to the Friday when Nixon presents his sponse from the people back In available." .liid an additional $142,000 a meeting be scheduled at some Erardi of 168 Hilliard St. Ward W. Ko.sky. open house. ing St. Among those listed as credit­ White House for a thank-you re­ new budget for the fiscal year the districts," said House GOP Ho said both his father and year to the sewer department. time in the future. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Mr. 2 Emile Botti of 22 St. James Her fiance is the son of Mr. ors are Town of Manchester. ception Wednesday night, ad­ starting July 1. He Is expected Leader Gerald R. Ford. his grandfather, the late The Manchester Democratic The added water-use income No date was set for a follow­ and Mrs. Benoit Beaulieu of 125 and Mrs. Norman A. Waite Sr. St. has been named to the and Mrs. Harold Bralthwalte of $594.61: Mechanics Savings ministration and congressional to repeat his proposals for dras­ The vote In favor of overrid­ President Dwight D. Eisen. Women’s Club will have Its an­ would pay for a proposed $2 up meeting. Ixx)mis St. of East Hartford. dean’s list at Ward Technical 374 Hilliard St. Bank of Hartford, $17,288.86; leaders were mapping their next tic cutbacks In funds for the 20- ing the veto was 56 short of the hower, had recommended nual dinner tonight at Willie’s million water-improvement pro­ Mi:ss Erardi, a graduate of Kosky, a graduate of Institute of the University of Mias Sheehan, a 1969 gradu­ South Windsor Bonk and Trual, step. yenr-old program to help two-thirds majority required. the Navy. Young Elsenhower Steak House. The event will gram. and the added sewage- Manchester High School, is em- Manchester High School, is Hartford. ate of Manchester High School $10,406.23; Colonial Bank and The immediate problem is schools in federally-impacted The mo.st optimistic Republican said he did not plan to make open with a social time at 6:30 use income would pay for add­ ployed as a key-punch opera^^^ by Travelers In­ attends the Connecticut In­ Trust Co. of Milford, $6,000; reaching a compromise between areas. estimates had been 165 votes it a career. and dinner will be served at 7. Mrs. Irwin Kove of 202 Henry ed mainteniince costs when the by Computer Ware of East surance Co. in the group pen- Fire Calls stitute of Hairdressing In Hart­ Hartford National Bank and what Democrats want and what But the real te.st of the presi­ would be cast In support of the He talked to newsmen af­ Secondary Treatment Phint is Hartford. Mr. Beaulieu, also a sion department. Mr. Waite is St., was recently elected a vice ford. Mr. Bralthwalte, also a Trust Co. $2,821.68 and $1,891.52, the Republican President will dential veto -and the deci.sion of President’s position, but they ter helping to entetbaJn the president of the Women’s Aux- completed, O’Neill explained. (■raduate of Manchester High a graduate of Penny High annual meeting of the Hope 1969 graduate of Manchester for two cars. accept to pay for the depart­ 156 of the 188 House Republi­ got 191. iliary of the Connecticut Podi Eighth District firefighters School, is serving in the Na- School, East Hartford, and em- • Also, DeCormler Miotor Sales, OongregOHonal Church as a Under • the new formula, High School, is employed by ments of labor and health, edu­ cans uphold it-m a y not Although 86 Republicans vot­ went to Caldor’s parking lot this t onal Guard and is en^loyed pj^yg^ jjy gtan’s Service Center Gunver Manufacturing Co., 234 Inc., $682.16; Michaels Jewelers, member of Ws college’s atry Association O’Neill said, costs to the Town cation and welfare in the cur­ come until the fall elections. ed for the extra funds when the morning where they washed by Sherwin Williams Co. on Hartford Rd. $306.40; Ambulance Service of rent fiscal year, which has only "The President was quarter­ singing group the Zumbyes Fire Department, for hydrant Main St. down some gasoline spilled The wedding is planned for. The wedding is planned for Manchester, Inc., $47.60; and five months to run. A continuing backing it very closely," said (See Page Eight) EHsenhower said that at service, would go up about $27,- The wedding is planned for Ellington 000 a year (from the present from a leaking tank on a milk January 1971. July 18. Dr. John F. Barry Jr., $99. first he was shocked by May 2. $37,000 to a proposed $64,000). truck. demonstrators who gathered Church Plans Costs to the 8th Utilities Dis­ outside t h e Northampton apartment where he lives trict would go from the present V Talk Tonight $1,000 to a proposed $1,750. Methodists Will Consider with his wife JuUe when The directors, although they President Nixon -visited them The Rev. John Brennan, acknowledged Manchester’s wa­ two weeks ago. Oven Ready Lamb Legs, Uniting Two Conferences author-lecturer, will present the ter-improvement needs. ex­ HOUSE second In a series of six lec­ pressed their concern over the Center Pork Roasts and many costly proposals facing Delegates from North United the parsonage on Bolton Cen­ tures in adult religious educa­ the taxpayers. Melthodist Church and South ter Rd„ Bolton. The union, If Chops, Our Own Medium approved, would take place in Yahlonski Probe tion tonight at 7 :30 at the David Odegard, chairman of United Methodist Church wUl Church of St. Luke Hall on June. Hot, Italian Style Sau­ the meeting in the absence of attend a joint conference of the Maple St. j Mayor Nathiui Agostinelli, who Delegates from South Church Supreme Court nominee Judge G. Harrold Carswell and sage Links and Country Father irennan was author of was ill, commented, “ With all New England Conference are the Rev. Carl W. Saunders, Dealer Says turns for a word with someone while shaking “ The Kennedy jj^g projects we face, 'with infla- the New England Southern An­ who Is secretary of the confer­ hands with Sen. James 0. Eastland, D-Miss., chair­ Mrs. Mink Raps Style Sausage Meat will Heritage.” His series of lectures tion, and with a reported tax nual Conference Satipday at 10 ence; the Rev. Dr. J. Manley HALE He Sold Car man of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Others is based on the topic, "-Our Shaw, the Rev. Gary S. Cornell, be the meat dept, fea­ increase, I doubt whether the a.m. at the Wesley United on the committee include Sen. Roman L. Hruska, Catholic Heritage," people can afford a water-rate Methodist Church, Lincoln W. J. Godfrey Gourley, Martin R-Neb., and Sen. Hiram Fong, R-Hawaii, right. tured items this week. Miss Edith Preuss, who is Increase, too." - Sq., Worcester, Mass. The two Kelderling and WUUam Rood. To Vealey Judge Carswell head of religious education at Donald Kuehl remarked, conferences of the Methodist Delegates from North Church • Use Your the church, said the public is “ Perhaps a graduated increase, Church are considering uniting are the Rev. Earle Custer and Master CLEVELAND, Ohio (AiP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep; an assembly trainee with the Imported, Oven-Beady invited to attend any or all of smaller now and greater In two to better serve the interests of Quentin G. Mangun. Charge An automobile salesman said to­ Patsy T. Mink, D-Hawall, said Martin Marietta Corp. was r(s- day he sold a used car to one of ■Navy Researcher Tapped fused because she had children the series. There is no admis­ or three years, might be bet­ the local churches and to con­ Bishop Ralph Ward of Syra­ today the Supreme Court nomi­ Frozen, Small, 6 to 6 lb. sion charge. serve resources, as well as to cuse, N.Y., a former pastor of • Free three men charged with killing of pre-school age. ter. nation of Judge G. Harrold Tonight’s lecture will be de- . William FitzGerald said, “ We better administer the work of South Church, wlU assist Bishop Parking United Mine Workers rebel Jo­ A three-judge panel of the Mh LAM B LEGS voted to two topics, “ Is Christ are faced with bonding for re- the church. James K. Mathews of Boston, seph (Jock) Yablonskl the same Carswell was "an affront to the Circuit Court upheld a federal God?” and “ Is There Really a development, something we One of the suggested changes who is conducting the confer­ day the union leader was slain, President Picks women of America." district court decision that Mrs. Church?” can’t put off, with sidewalk is to enlarge the present Con­ ence. slain. ' It was an affront, she said, be­ Phillips had not been refused J Joseph DlMauro of subuihan cause he supported a decision employment solely because she lb. 79c Father Brennan is professor needs, and with all those things necticut-East District to in­ COATS and of journalism at Holy Apostles that have been put off for three clude not only the area of the Use half las much catchup as Lakewood talked -with newsmen dismissing the complaint of a was a woman but also because Seminary in Cromwell. He was years by the Board of Directors, state east of the Cwmectlcut mayonnaise when you are put­ about the deal after he testified Draft Director womam denied employment be­ she had pre-school children. The River, but also to include the ting together a Russian dress­ before a federal grand jury In­ cause she had pre-school age court ruled this was not a viola­ raised in England and Ireland. Now. everything is catching up WASHINGTON (AP) — The were South Carolina football 100% Center Pork Following his lecture those at- with us.” Springfield, Mass. area. The ing. The dressing is particularly DRESSES vestigating the slaying in PMm- children. tion of a section of the 1964 Civil coach Paul Dietzel, who turned superintendent of the proposed delicious on sandwiches of let­ sylvania of Yaklonski, his wife, Nixon administration’s wide- Mrs. Mink was the first oppo­ Rights Act prohibiting discrimi­ tending may ask questions and Anthony Pietrantonlo said, it down, and David O. Maxwell, Roasts and Chops. enlarged district would live in tuce, sliced tomato and bacon. and daughter. sition witness called as the Sen­ nation In employment because coffee will be served. "I’m not sure I go for It (the FAKE FUR UNTRIMMED ranging and frustrating search budget director for the state of ate Judiciary Committee went of sex. Center Pork Roast DiMauro said he sold a car to to fill the shoes of Selective Pennsylvania. There was one into a third day of hearings on GOATS GOATS Claude E. Vealey, 26, after noon published report that Ohio State Judge Carswell was not a Rib Half Strip or Service Director Lewis B. Her- the nomination of Carswell, of on Dec. 31, 1969. He said Vealey football coach Wtx)dy Hayes had member of the panel that heard A SALE! shey appeared over today, but Tallahassee, Fla., now a judge Whole 7 to 8-lb. strip paid $606 cash for the 1963 car received an offer but Hayes de­ the case on appeal, but Mrs. Values, to $50 wasn’t on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of The Yablonskis were slain New take~toe nied It. Mink protested he joined other Appeals. Year’s Eve. DiBona graduated second in members of the court In voting President Ludvig Svoboda, right, offers his con^atulations to Dr. Lubomir Mrs. Mink's testimony con­ i b . 9 9 c FBI agent Tom Bader, a ^ 1 - his class from Naval Academy against a request by Chief Strougal after latter was sworn in as rew premier of Czechoslovakia. T^e cerned the . case of Ida Phillips, last Oct. 10 Hershey OFF Czech news agency CTK repoited the new piemiei’ got the post after Premier fled for about 40 minutes find (See Page Eight) whose application for a Job as (See Page Twelve) Center Rib Oldrich Cernik and two other top leaders resigned. (AP Photofax) would be replaced, the search Pork Chops lb. left the courthouse -without talk­ for a new director reached un- 99c ing to newsmen. _ , successfully into the ranks of Wednesday James Center L o m ^ ^ .19 college football coaches and Chops FUR TRIM COATS Phillips appeared before the state governments. jury. But Tuesday, the White House or roast .... Czech Hard-Liner GE Talks Phillips, 22, of (Cleveland, confirmed Rhodes scholar Di­ Senate Okays Drug Bill: father of three children, was When you buy center Bona, former Pentagon "whiz SALE! firmly whisked away from the kid” systems analyst, had been pork.. .you get just that Now Down Federal Building by FBI agents GROUP I Cernik Successor offered the post, but hadn’t ac­ Stiffens Penalties for Pushers with no ends and no waste. after he testified Wednesday. cepted it yet. VahM to 900 VIENNA (AP) — Czechoslo­ targets and expects them to be This pork Is com fed Govt To Details (See Page Eight) DiBona is the 37-year-olU WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic Leader Mike bus organized crime control vakia is returning to stringent fulfilled. president of the Center for Na­ measure. insi>eoted and graded Iowa NEW YORK (AP) — NegoUa- Senate has approved its second Mansfield tr>ld the Senate after economic reg(imentatlon now He claimed that before 1968— val Analysis in Rossyln, Va., Senators battled four days A— 2lx2S overall. Gracefully shaped $ - tors for the General Electric Co, major anticrime bill in a week, the 82-0 vote Wednesday that it Pork___ decorator frame in Early American 00 that Lubomir Strougal has re­ under the Stalinist regflme of where his work included re- over amendments to the drug linish with gold inner line: SALE! and representatives of a dozen a narcotics control measure now has passed 14 of the 20 anti- placed Oldrich Cernik as pre­ Antonin Novotny—the chief mis­ search into Nixon’s proposal for atrengthening weapons of U. S. control legislation before rush­ mier, planning chief Vaclav striking unions reassembled to­ crime measures asked by Presi­ GROUP n take was lack of reliance on Manson Refuses an all-volunteer armed forces. agents while softening penalties ing it along to the House. Bill Reg^ular 12 to 14 lb. B— 20x29 overall. Chippendale style sculptured Hula made plain to the Commu­ day to continue joint talks that Presidential -Press Secretary dent Nixon. Last PTlday the drafters fought off efforts to turnerwood openwerk frame. Decorator's antique Values to $110 stringent economic planning. reportedly have brought them for drug experimenters and pos­ gold finish. nist party Central' Committee in Ronald L. Ziegler acknowledged wipe out the most controversial, Pork Loins (not centers But he attributed much of the close to tentative settlement of To Enter Plea session of marijuana. Senate sent the House an omnl- AU Fun labeled to show country of origin Prague Wednesday. pi esent troubles to the economic the offer to DiBona after it was part of the bill, which givea au­ n m m i s C— 17x33 overall. Sculptured turnerwood open­ a 95-day strike. thority for courts .to issue no­ work frame. Decorator s antique gold finish. Strougal, 45, an ambitious learned the 1956 graduate of the but tbe leanest we can reforms instituted by Ota Slk, a Presidential trouble shooter J. LOS ANGELEIS (AP) — Chippendale style. Oval minor. pro-Moscow hard-liner, took deputy premier in the liberal re­ U. S. Naval Academy had dis­ knock search warranta to feder­ Curtis Counts arranged for fur­ Charles M. Manson has refused al narcotics agents in certain buy) cut into Chops and 0 — 20x30 overall. Polish anodized aluminum over the government reins a:t r gime of Alexander Dubcek. cussed the appointment with gold frame. Brass ring hanger. ALL WEATHER COATS SUEDE COATS ther direct negotiations without to enter a plea to murder-con- circumstances. Cernik submitted his resigna­ Sik, who is now teaching in third-party Sen. John Stennls, D-Miss., mediator particlpa- splracy charges in the slayings Just before passing the bill, Roast or as tion earlier in the committee Switzerland, -was interviewed by chairman of the senate Armed 79c tion. of actress Sharon Tate and six the Senate also rejected an at­ meeting. He obviously wa.< the Austrian radio Wednesday Tlie negotiators returned to others, Services Committee, and Sen. you request lb. 20% OFF forced out. Margaret Smith, R-Maine, the tempt to trim the maximum D. and predicted a gloomy future hotel bargaining rooril^^round Superior (Jourt Judge George SALES Wanted colors '/3 O F F ranking Republican member. penalties (or possession of mart- Hula In a long speech made for the Czechoslovak economy. iht skyscraper OE headquar. M. Dell—after a sharp exchange Italian Style save Most with zip-ln lining $110 Valne, Neat stylee and oolprs Stennls’ committee must consid­ juuiia even further than’ the clear that revitalizing the badly He said the failure to adhere to ten. in Manhattan following with Manson—ordered Wednes­ Medium Hot Qer acquainted with Most sizes Regular $25 er the nomination. original measure proposed. our houMwarei depart­ “TURNER” HIGH FASHION MIRRORS lagging economy is one of the his plana for a “ Socialist mar­ joint talks that had gone far into day that court records show a SAUSAGE The White House set a Feb. 16 Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D- ment. The attortmentt chief goals of the Communist re- ket economy" based on “ com- the night Wednesday to settle plea of Innocent to seven counts re gu la rly deadline to find a replacement lowa, submitted , the amend­ are complete and the each grime and that the party is re­ of murder and one of conspiring Country Style 12.88-14.88 (See Page Ten) (See Page Four) for Gen. Hershey, who directed ment, which would have hiade prices as low, if not 9.88 verting to exacting economic tp commit murder. Sausage Meat lowor than olsewhere. the draft since It was started the maximum penalty six A great collection—of tailored and fancy frames—with styles suitable for Dell then set Feb. 9 for start months In jail for simple posses­ any room or decor. Savings of $3 to $5 each, when you buy now. WINTER DRESS SALI just before World War II. The of a trial or rescheduling a trial each White House said last October It sion of marijuana. Instead of 2 Stricklaiul Fiinu date. Manson is to appear then one year as provided in the bill. wanted to give the new man on- EggH before Superior Court Judge This was rejected 58 to 34. SALE! 6 Pc. STAINLESS STEEL SETTINGS by “ONEIDA” the-job training. ^ William B. Keene with codefen- Present law makes possession Contacted about the post by Oscar Meyer Woman Writes Tormenter dents Susan Denise Atkins, 21, of marijuana a felony and pro­ Bacon the White House since Her- vides a 2-lo-jO year sentence for (See Page Eight) shey’s dismissal was announced first offense, but allows (or sus- Sale Is continued through Saturday on After Her Night of Terror (See Page Twelve) MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. “ But It didn’t. "Do my screams still ring In Libby’s Tonuito "I was terrified. your ears? Juice (y^.p) _ "Do my screams still "I shook all over and you kept "I realized the more I Police Arrest Teen-Agers ring in your ears?" hollering for me to get out of the screamed the faster the stock CampbeU’s Toiiutto lA s s A suburban housewife asks car. There was no one around boy ran in my direction. Even Democrats Soup cull 1116 REGULAR this question In a published open and I realized I was to be the as you tried to figh t^ fT flie Peddling Drugs After Class letter to a man she said at­ victim of a sex maniac. stock boy you wouldn’tpet^jfo of Seek Action 2.69 TIDE PRICES tempted to attack her In a dark­ "I thought of all the women me. At this point, you host your NEW YORK (AP)—Police ar­ problem has grown "terribly," New Faintly Size ^ 2 0 ened parking lot. who were found murdered and balance. rested three boys they say were siiid Doris Hart, director of an Deal Pock Vtnttia* Woodmtrt* Capistrano* Taxtura* Lastinf Rosa* “ This guardian angel who peddling heroin on Mermaid adult education center for the WANTED STYLES! FABRICS! Police Lt. Cecil Terry said the raped and the torment they On Pollution mkn was being sought tout that i)iust have endured and I came to my defense helped me Avenue In the Coney Island sec­ area. "It has become very, very Duncan Hines Cuke Mixes SIZES FOR JRS’ • MISSES’ lo run in the right direction. tion of Brooklyn. They say the serious in the last few years." Oneida Craft Deluxe Stainless police lacked a good description thought, dear God. end niy life WASHINGTON l(AP) — Using Community Stainless now, not nl^tho hands of t^ils "This guardian angel came to boys—ages 11, 13 an 16—are Its buildings are largely • WOMEN of him by either the unnamed tho administration’s own tac- ^ Varieties 3 3 c ea. \‘ maniac. \ me in the form of a black .boy. not users, just pushing after three-story brlcji front ■with Q A re g u la rly regularly \ woman or a store stock' boy who tiCH Seniite Democrats are o n ly - o n ly 4 b 4 8 "You are the white devil, school for profit. ground floor -shops. Many of the 6.50 came to her rescue. \ ’ "I fe,Il my body stiffening as I moving to seize the political ■ 9 0 8.95 around 5 fool 7 or 8, driving a "I don't know a thing about shops are closed or (or rent. 5 GROUP I The woman, a mother in her realized you , were going to high ground In the battle Dome to Plnehuret The five attractive settings pictured ju's't obove. Each 6-piece place Choose .from any of the five beautiful patterns shown above. In break the windowy'of my car to Pontiac or Chevrolet of a dark It,” said the proprietor of a piz­ Other shops arc occupied by 40s, wrote in the letter printed against pollution. tor PllUbury setting consist, of 2 teaspoons, hollow handle knife, dinner fork, eoch setting ore 2 teaspoons, hollow hoodie kntfe, dniner fork," on the front page o f the local gel me. I felt life in my fingers color. za parlor on the avenue when civic clubs and the sort of city solod fork, soup spoon. solod fork, soup’spoon. REGULAR 12. And the ferocity of their coun­ Macomb Dally and pressed them on the horn in "I hope lind pray that your asked about the case. "I take agencies that set up offices SPACE FOOD STICKS terattack since President .Nixon •’To the man who tried to' hopes that someone would hear wife, sister or daughter will nev­ care of my own family. That’s when a community is down and (A l* moved to make pollution n Re­ drag me Into his car on the the horn blowing.. In the dis­ er be subjected lo the agony and the best way.” out. ood Hunt’s New publican issue In his State of the night of Jan. 20. tance I saw a boy looking In, my torment you put me through. "It happens," shrugs a shoe One .storefront Is occupied by Happy GOO Year? Group 2, r ^ , $14___ NOW 7.GG Union message appears to have SNAC PACK FOODS .\MPLE "Rape and murder was writ­ direction. I cried and prayed "If . your family and friends lopalrman, sitting on the shoe- Ciilra Club whose president, 1)tu>y wa.s set Wednesday in the vicinity of Union A caught OOP senators somewhat ten all over your face. that he wouldn’t ignore the horn know you for what you are and shine stand in' his shop. Henry Rivera, is also chairman Oil Co. I’latfoini 1, five miles off the Santa Bar- II \Group 8, reg. $ 19 ... .NOW 9JS9 off balance. Please read our ad In "Yes, I locked myself In my blowing. are Ignoring your situation, Ood "I’m maybe a little surprised of the local Puerto Rican Coun­ hara coast, lo mark the siKJt where the oil spill oc­ PARKING have mercy' on your next vic- at the ages, but otherwise . . ." When a Sflaate KUboommlllee nuirsday'e Herald. i . i i Group 4, reg. $28.. .NOW 1 1 ^ car but you knew I was defense­ ’’I Jumped out of the car to cil. "The drugs are, very bad," curred a year ago today. The boat was chartered less. I prayed that my cor fun towards the boy but you llm." said his middle-aged woman he said, shaking his head..'Tm on environment opened liearings Group 5, reg. $82.. .NOW 1 6 .G # The letter was signed "Wife customer. l)y COO (Cet Oil Out) for the buoy setting cere- would warm up In a second so blocked me off and tried to drug (Bee Pag* Twelve) that I could take off righjf away. me Into your car. / and mother." The Mermaid Avenue drug (See l^uge Four) monie.s. 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