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Director The Weather Bike-A‘Thon Planned^ Selected UConn To Stop Opening Partly cloudy tonighf and Thursday with a For Saturday Morning MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — Intra-University Mail chance of showers. Low tonight 55-60, high Appointment of Philip Clark tomorrow in the 70s. Precipitation probability 30 per cent through period. Horton, former editor of The STORRS (AP)—University of system,” the statement added. mail service financed by the A bike-a-thon, sponsored by American Youth Hostels and ticipants will be instructed on Reporter magazine, to be direc Connecticut officials will stop A university spokesmen taxpayers should not be used MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973 - VOL. XCTl, No. 203 Manchester—A City of Fillage Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS American Youth Hostels and the Connecticut Lung Associa safe riding practices and will be tor of the Edward R. Murrow opening intra-university mail to declined to say wbat the for anyone’s personal needs.” PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the Connecticut Lung Associa tion. given copies of the entire route. Center of Public Diplomacy has determine if the delivery “different approach” was. But it contended that “the un tion, will be held Saturday, June Entry blanks and further in Mayor John Thompson, and been announced by Tufts. system is being misused, the A statement from the CCLU iversity itself had acted im-, 2 at Keeney St. Schopl from 9 formation may be obtained Philip W. Woodrow of 175 Green University. *' university said. said the civil liberties group properly and had violated con a.m. to noon. from the Lung Association; Manor Rd., executive director The Murrow Center, named "sympathized with the univer stitutional guarantees when it Sponsors will pledge money Talcott Notch Rd., Farmington, of the Lung Association are for the late broadcaster, is an ’The university’s announce^ sity’s contention that a public opened the mail.” In Western Europe for each mile ridden by their or by calling 649-3028. expected to open the bike-a- arm of Tufts’ Fletcher School ment followed a meeting bicyclist. Proceeds will go to The route will originate from thon by riding the first lap. of Law and Diplomacy. between UConn Comptroller Keeney St. School w here^ar- A graduate of Princeton in Edward Hanna and Sondra 1934, Horton also studied at Stave, .president of the French and German univer Northeastern Chapter of the Book Gives Businessmen sities and reported on German Connecticut Civil Liberties BUSINESS and Soviet youth movements Union (CCLU). ’The chapter had Nixon Seeks To WORLD ALMANAC Tips On Conduct Codes for the North American received complaints atout the FACTS Newspaper Alliance (NANA). practice from faculty CHECKING In Communist China During World War II, he was in” members. government intelligence and CHARLES COLSON was a ACCOUNTS served in London, Paris and special counsel to President “in a few cases it appeared WASHINGTON (AP) - they may have to listen to an that the university’s mail ser exposition of the Peopie’s Germany. Nixon in the pre-Watergate Dispel Bully Role American businessmen seeking Afterward he became an days. He hired E. Howard vice was being used for private Free checks. Free stetements. trade with mainland China Republic of China’s political associate editor of foreign af Hunt, former CIA man and purposes. Some pieces of mail ■No Minimum Balence should avoid pornography and views.” which seemed personal in fairs at Time magazine and convicted Watergate con >WASHINGTON (AP) - ^politics while in China, but spirator. Colson allegedly nature were opened by staff While Pompidou will be moves toward detailed meetings with leaders of the The report lays great stress later joined the founding group President Nixon flew to Iceland should be prepared to listen to is involved in unethical members in an effort to identify pressing for quick action on negotiations in areas of host country. Their own two on proper behavior by of The Reporter. today for talks with French Chinese political harangues. campaign tactics. those who apparently were mis MANCHESTER STATE BANK monetary problems, Nixon will economic, defense and foreign days of talks are to begin American businessmen, saying Tufts said one area which President Georges Pompidou, “Chinese social customs are using the mail service,” the un emphasize a quest for a new policy. Thursday. ‘‘Chinese businessmen Horton has singled out for hoping to .dispel any fear of Un conservative, particularly iversity said in a statement. 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER “Atlantic charter” — a set of ^The two presidents, after Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon’s traditionally place, great emphasis is the role of mul Living Cost To Rise cle Sam’s playing a bully-boy broad principles and goals for where pornography is in “’The administration is now Open Sat. 0 A.M .-Noon arriving in the Icelandic capital foreign-policy assistant, emphasis on etiquette, and an tinational corporations in inter- - role in Western Europe. the Atlantic community as it volved,” advises a new Bonn — The cost of living in working with university of Reykjavik, plan separate acknowledged to newsmen The American transcon American businessman is well- national relations and their im tinental railroad was com Commerce Department West Germany is expected to departments on a different ap m MemberFDIC Tuesday that there is concern in pact on public opinion and publication on trade with the advised to conduct himself with rise about 5.5 per cent in 1973, France and other European pleted May 10, 1869, when policy-making both at Home and proach to try to eliminate mis a golden spike was driven Chinese. quiet dignity and reserve.” the same as in 1972. abroad. use of the university mail capitals that the United States into a tie at Promontory It says U.S. businessmen might try to blackmail its Point, Utah, marking the going to China should avoid Sen. Cashmaii Accepts Atlantic partners by using its junction of the Central Pa arguments on Vietnam, Taiwan participation in the defense of cific and Union Pacific rail or “other sensitive issues.” Nor Western Europe as a club to roads, The World Almanac should they mention Taiwan or Lieutenant Governorship gain economic concessions. recalls. The CShadian Pa use the terms Red China or Disavowing any U.S. intent to cific Railroad spanned Can Mainland China in cor play the bully, Kissinger told a ada when the last spike was HARTFORD (AP) - ty tp bring the same open-door tunity to press my views in the driven into a tie at Craigel- respondence with the Chinese, AtS.RM. Promising to be "a good com policy to a wider public through highest councils of state news conference: lachie, British Columbia, it adds. municator for the people of the office of lieutenant gover government. I intend to take “The United States does not on Nov. 7, 1885. On the other hand, the report Connecticut,”" Peter L. nor.” full advantage of this oppor maintain now that there should CopyrlKht © 1973 advises, “ U.S. businessmen Cashman today announced he Cashman called Hull “a tunity.” be one grand negotiation in Newspaper Knlerprise Arho. should be aware U at at some would resign as president pro remarkable man and a tremen Meskill now must set a date which all subjects are discussed time during their stay in China tempore of the state Senate to dous asset to the Republican for a special election to choose simultaneously. Obviously, it is VbuEARN Party.” more practical for individual become lieutenant governor. a successor for Cashman from He will fill a vacancy created “There is no way I can the 20th senatorial district. subjects to be treated separate Babhidge Chats With League Officials by the elevation of T. Clark Hull possibly match the kind of ap Meanwhile, the Senate must ly, but what the United States does maintain is that these sub to the state Superior Court proach he had,” Cashman said. select a new president pro tern. jects are organically in ginsumer Dr. Homer D. Babbidge chats with Mrs. Marshall Cohen, meeting. Mrs. Cohen was succeeded by Mrs. Potter as bench. He said he didn’t know yet The most likely candidate is terrelated, not because of an standing, and Mrs. Rockwell Potter at Tuesday night’s League president. (Herald photo by Pinto) “I see the duties of the office how he would “shape” the of Greenwich Republican loncern Manchester League of Women Voters annual dinner of lieutenant governor as a full fice of lieutenant governor, but Florence D. Finney. act of policy by the U.S. and not time effort to listen to people was confident that Meskill Cashman, a native of as an act of choice, but as a would allow him the same free Cleveland, Ohio, is a former necessity.” Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection from all over the state and to Barbara B. Dunn. Commissioner convey their thoughts to this ad hand that he had given Hull. school teacher and director of ..He said flatly it is “not cor Terry Higgins. Director of Consumer Education 0 ministration,” Cashman said at “The governor has assured sales for an industrial research rect that the United States by Dr. Babbidge Urges i ivies a morning news conference. me that there will be full oppor firm. emphasizing the relatlon^ip of —Lock all windows and doors. Summer is right around the The 37-year-old Republican various fields to each other Is —If possible, leave a light on, corner and for many of us this from Lyme said he expected to trying to blackmail Its Euro or even better, get some type of means vacations and picnics. Harmony and Purpose I Capsules take the oath of office June 7. pean allies in the economic timed or whisper light device. Whether you’re the type that Hull is scheduled to be sworn in Secret Spy Plan field.” —Arrange for a police patrol just packs up and goes...or the as a judge by Gov. Thomas J. The Iceland summit is the of your house, if possible. kind of person who enjoys long- SOL R. COHEN scandal, I must give him his and aspirations,” he said. “But, Meskill on Friday. last In a series of consultations —Ask a neighbor to pick up range vacation planning...there (Herald Reporter) due for his foreign-policy ac I believe that progressive Cashman, who reportedly Reportedly Used 0 complishments. aimed at paving the way for a papers, mail, etc., or call the is one thing you have in com leadership between now and wants to run for Congress, had Issuing a call “for domestic presidential visit to Europe, newspaper and post office to mon with each other. Your doc ‘‘He has achieved the 1976 will show the nation and To Buy U.S. Jets been reluctant to abandon his WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal agencies who had harmony, for restoration of probably sometime after mid- stop delivery. tors have vacation plans, too. extraordinary feat of bringing BRASUJA (AP) - Brazil’s Senate seat. secret White House plan to spy access to “virtually all agen purpose, for a return to the the world that America is October. Nixon has met in Always be safe. Leave a key The time to attend to your Red China into the mainstream air force has decided to buy “I have a warm feeling on domestic radicals, rejected cies of government.” ideals of the Declaration of determined ta be better — to be Washington in recent months with a neighbor in case of holiday medical needs is now. of world affairs, and es 1100 million worth of American towards the people who live in once at the insistence of former They said the secret agents Independence and the strong of heart and certain of with the leaders of Britain, emergency. So arrange for the check-ups tablishing strong economic ties purpose.” jet fighters, military sources the (20th) District and have FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, intercepted mail, tapped Constitution,” Homer D. Bab West Germany and Italy. If you enjoy a picnic, be you and your family may bidge said in Manchester with the Soviet Union. Now, for At the beginning of his talk, say. always regarded part of my ' later was put at least partially telephones, audited income-tax careful of food spoilage brought require and whatever booster Tuesday, “What we need today the first time in many years, Babbidge recalled the many The deal would give the responsibilities to them as that into practice, say sources close returns and planted informers. Nixon is scheduled to return about by hot, humid weather. shots are necessary. Make sure is less rhetoric and more work one dares to dream of a period times he spoke in Manchester United States a major victory of an ombudsman. I have tried to the Watergate investigation. The top-secret text of the plan to Washington late Friday Before gicknicking, keep all to discuss prescription — to bring us closer to the of relative international and the support he received in its arms sales competition to make myself available at all Two sources, one of whom was locked in a safe-deposit box afternoon. perishable foods in the renewals to tide you over the ideals and aspirations of our stability.” while president of UConn. with France in Latin America. times,” Cashman said. said he had seen the plan, by ousted White House Counsel refrigerator or freezer until vacation period. D founding fathers.” He said, “It is that stability “Thank you for 10 years,” he The air force is recommen “The more I thought about it, described it as providing for an John W. Dean III and later turned over to a federal judge. just before you leave. It’s best The former president of the which, in turn, opens a broad said. “No one ever enjoyed a ding the purchase of 48 however, the more I came to undercover team made up of There were additional to freeze hamburgers and hot If you have children, stow any University of Connecticut spoke avenue of opportunity for us at job more than I did in my 10 Northrop F5Es, which it chose see that here was an opportuni- representatives of various Watergate developments Dollar Drops dogs since they will thaw as you medication away safely to that to about 100 persons at Willie’s home.” years as president. No one ever over McDonnell Douglas’ F4 Tuesday concerning the CIA’s travel. no tragedy mars your hard- Steak House, at the annual “We now have the oppor enjoyed more general support Phantoms, France’s ^rage 5 To New Low link to the case and on the sub For picnics, it’s better to buy earned vacation. If possible, ...your effective annual return on dinner-meeting of the tunity,” he said, “to repair and of the community, and no one and Italy’s Fiat 6914, the ject of possible testimony by 100 per cent products and, lock medicines in a metal box Manchester League of Women restore neglected parts of our left a job with a greater feeling sources said. Senate Expected In Europe President Nixon on Watergate. remember, cook all meat and put the key on your key Voters. Cuijently master of national, cultural, economic of work well-done. I urge all of Gen. Robert E. Cushman, LONDON (AP) - The U.S. thoroughly once you get to the chain. Timothy Dwight College at and social machinery and, just you to continue to give the / To Bar Funds For former deputy CIA director, dollar plunged to a record low picnic site. If you use an ince After you have taken care of Yale University, he is being as importantly, to heal the University of ConnecticOt all Cod War said he was “put upon” by in Paris today and sank sharply chest, place food in liquid-tight the needs of yourself and your mentioned prominently as a wounds of divisiveness that the support you can.” UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Watergate conspirator E. in other European centers. containers. Be especially family, consider the following candidate in 1974 for the have plagued us in recent He told an anecdote about the years.” (AP) — Iceland and Britain Cambodia Bombs Howard Hunt when he agreed to Gold moved back toward careful of fresh milk, creamed precautions to insure that when Democratic nomination for late Alfred Smith, former have called the attention of the give Hunt aid which was used record highs. But dealers said dishes, custards, sauces, fish you return to your home after governor. Although he has not He insisted, “We have a governor of New York and un United Nations to their es subsequently in the burglary at trading volume was light, well salads and sandwich fillings. your vacation, there will be no .declared his candidacy, he has chance to restore that inner successful Democratic can WASHINGTON (AP) — An overwhelming margin on a calating cod war, but neither the office of Daniel Ellsberg’s below levels of past runs on the Keep them cold or don’t take unpleasMt surprises sanctioned the formation of a strength we are capable of didate for President. test vote indicates the Senate is ready to pass a sweeping asked for any action by the psychiatrist. dollar. them along. —Chelfe household electricity committee which is working experiencing. No nation can “ In 1928, A1 Smith went to Security Council. amendment to bar all funds for continued U.S. bombing of At the White House, Press They said the Watergate af Protect food from insects. Be and water. You need to leave a presume to lead the world if it Sing Sing Penitentiary to speak toward that goal. In a letter to the Council on Cambodia. Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler fair still played a role in under sure that the water you drink is portion of the electricity on, Q He said last night, “I’m not can’t hold itself together at to the inmates. Facing them, in home.” Tuesday, the British accused Sen. John G. Tower,-R-Tex., Still to be answered is what said it would be' constitutional mining confidence in the U.S. pure. Eat soon after arriving at such as your freezer or some running for anything. I’m the cafeteria, he wasn’t sure currency, but also pointed out the picnic grounds since Iceland of aggression and said the President’s backers will happen in the House, which ly inappropriate” for the Presi electric light. You might walking faster than I ever have He listed as the set of goals to how to addreess them. He first that a tmmber of other factors exposure time increases vtblating the U.N. charter. I t ‘ wouldn’t filibuster against the voted 219 to 188 for a more- dent to testify before the grand remove fuses where you won’t — but. I’m not running.” be strived for: “Less misery called then ‘Fellow Citizens,’ were affecting individual bacteria growth in fbod. said an Icelandic gunboat’s measure. But a GOP source limited amendment barring use jury or Senate Watergate in need electricity. Pressed later for more among the poor, less ignorance but realized many of them markets. Happy vacation and happy shelling of the British trawler said he doubted final action of funds in the bill for bombing vestigators. —Make sure that garbage enlightenment on his plans, he in the schools, less bigotry in weren’t citizens. picnicking! Everton last Saturday was “the would come today, though both of Cambodia. cans are emptied to remove would say only, “When I start the temple, less suffering in the “Then to general-confusion he We welcome suggestions and latest and gravest of a series” Republican Leader Hugh Scott oily rags or combustible b to jog. I’ll let you know.” hospital, less fraud in business, addressed them as ‘Fellow Con of hostile actions that have and Democratic eader Mike questions. Write “Of Consumer materials. ^bbidge said of President victs.’ less folly in politics.” taken an “increasingly Mansfield have expressed Concern,” Department of Con Then keep your house safe Richard Nixon last night, “For “Realizing from the roar of “We aren’t going to have a dangerous form.” hopes that would be possible. sumer Protection, State Office from prowlers. Give your house all the fault I have to find with laughter the implication of very happy bicentennial Republican supporters of Building, Hartford 06115. a lived-indook. his domestic policy, and what he had said, he settled for, birthday celebration in 1976 if President Nixon, defeated 55 to however much I am offended by “It’s nice to have so many of GUARANTEED we can’t show some discernible 21 on Tuesday’s test vote, his conduct of the Watergate you here.’” Canada Withdraws progress toward those ideals sought to draft amendments to 3 0 SAIGON (AP) - Mexico, weaken Sen. Thomas F. 2to5 Yrs. France, Italy and the Scandina Eagleton’s antibombing amend vian countries were among ment, which was attached to a bam'B Apple those, mentioned today to Consumer Protection $3.2 billion supplemental money Savings Certificates replace Canada on the Vietnam bill. GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES cease-fire commission. But the chief of the outgoing Canadian T he te s t c a m e on a MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER . Statute Praised delegation recommended an procedural matter and was ap Asian couptry. proved despite arguments the Eagleton amendment could by contrast, is broad. It Canada’s intention to By GARY LUHR One of the most important jeopardize renewed U.S.-North ^ohibits all “unfair or decep changes in the present law will withdraw from the commision Associated Press Writer Vietnamese peace efforts. The tive acts or practices or unfair allow courts to grant restitution by July 31 was announced in Ot HARTFORD (AP) - With action was the strongest sign the passage of a tough new fair methods of competition” as- to' consumers who haw suf tawa Tuesday. S A 1 £ ! Michel Gauvin, chief of the yet that Congress, and especial trade law Connecticut "is going defined by rules, regulations or fered losses, Mrs. Dunn said'. ly the Senate, wants a halt to At SAM. your bamkigs are COMPOUNDED from (being) one of the states court-decisions interpreting the Canadian delegation to the ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS “Up to now if you won (a U.S. m ilitary activity in federal trade commission act. International Commission of with the worst fraud bills to legal battle), you won and you Southeast Asia. Such language gives Mrs. Control and. Supervision, said AT UNBEATABLE PRICES! (being) one of the best,” Con didn’t get a penny out of it,” she Dunn’s department 60 years of the peacekeeping force has For the first time a majority CONTMUOUSLYaKi CtedHed Monthly (lom sumer Protection Com said. missioner Barbara Dunn said federal court precedents from been “observing a war, not a of Republicans, including some BIG SELECTION OF Tuesday. which to draw in implementing Mrs. Dunn listed among other ceasefire,” since the truce conservatives who had been “If we could have had only the new act. important pieces of legislation went into effect four^months loyal to Nixon, joined with an DAT of DEPOSn* to DAFof VVITHDRAm. ago. HAND CARVED FRAMES one bill (from the 1973 General Beginning July 1, the depart from the 1973 session a bill to overwhelming number of Assembly) we would have ment plans to begin hearings on outlaw pyramid sales and one Democrats to vote agaiiist ad ALL 8x10 ORIGINAL OILS * 4.95 viiMsti $2904 to transfer the narcotics control chosen this one,” she said in an proposed regulations to imple Study E&rth ministration policy. ALL 12x16 ORIGINAL OILS *11.95vihe*to $3900 interviewv “It’s like inheriting ment the act. Mrs. Dunn said section of the state Health Though the issue was whether ALL 16x20 ORIGINAL OILS *14.95fami. $ssoo $40 million.” « the regulations would come in Department to her department. SPACE CENTER, Houston the Eagleton amendment was The bill, which would give stages. The latter, she said, would (AP) - Skylab’s astronauts germane, because it affected ALL 20x24 ORIGINAL OILS *18.95 vdMsto imoo Mrs. Dunii authority to actively The bill allows the com bring all drug control activities today plan man’s first orbital funds in earlier money bills as ALL 24x36 ORIGINAL OILS *29.95 Fikwt.$10000 prosecute unscrupulous missioner to issue, following a under one roof. She discounted observations of crops, weather, well as this one, both sides con ALL 24x48 ORIGINAL Ol^S *39.95 Vakwi to 9200.00 .merchants, still must be signed hearipg, a “cease and desist” claims by some. Democratic mineral deposits and volcanoes ceded the tally was an acefirate by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. order against anyone believed legislators that her department in a strip of earth ranging from reflection of current Senate “We’re absolutely not able to guilty of unfair practices. If lacked the manpower to handle Oregon to Brazil. sentiment on the Cambodia avings ank of anchester Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul C o m e In... S B # M that fails, the department may the new responsibilities the bill bombing. help consumers with the fraud Select (or that special occasion. A gilt from Member F.D.I.C. gO) to court for an injunbtion would demand of it. J. Weitz planned toi turn on a Specifically, the amendment Adam's Apple will make it a day to remember. law we have now,” she said. Thanking His Supporters Manchester Parkade Mrs. Dunn has termed the against the offending firm. Mrs. Dunn also said she package of photosensors in the would prohibit use of any con- .10-9 Daily With the bill the department hoped to have a statewide toll- afternoon after a morning of gressionally appropriated Tues. • Sat. 10-6 Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River . , present law a “shopping list” of Tom Bradley, mayor-elect of Los Angeles, shakes hands with supporters after defeating Illegal practices that doesn’t for the first time will be able to free consumer “hot line” — ap continuing medical jand sqlac- funds, not just money in the incumbent Mayor Sam Yorty in yesterday’s election. Bradley is a former policeman and a ADAM’S APPLE proved by the General begin to cover all possible subpoena individuals as well as observatory experiments. 7 ' supplemental bill, for U.S. 10-year city council member. Los Angeles will be the largest city in the nation to have a lEight Offices Serving MANCHESTER e EAST HARTFORD e SOUTH WINDSOR e BOLTONa records in investigating con Assembly — in operation short They are in the sixth of a military action in or over Cam metboda of consumer frbud.' black chief executive when Bradley takes office in July. (AP photo)^ The language of the new bill. sumer complaints. ly after July 1. scheduled 28 days in space.. bodia or Laos.
1 I 1 W C M i VA/ I r n PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 1973 — PAGE THREE [Ii;;\THEATRES EAST Sheinwold on Bridse Cheerleaders (X) TV Note I TTheatre h e n tre " Lutz Announces Flag Donations Honorary Degrees Announced I EARLY TRUMP LEAD TV Tonight Time Schedule I See Saturday's Herald for NEW HAVEN (A P)-A lber- Possible dangers of nuclear (May 31) at 10 p.m. ABC I. DOOMS GOOD CONTRACT East dealer Additional contributions to tus Magnus president; Sister cent D. Dore, chancellor, and Rdi Plain Drifter (R) I By Alfred Sheinwold North-South vulnerable Comptete TV’tltlingt the fund for American flags and tus Magnus College will present , Mary® Charles Gallagher, also former president of Providence power plants will be discussed newsman Frank Reynolds In Summer Classes honorary degrees at its com-* in an ABC-TV news special, terview s several nuclear When you are short of entries NORTH flagpoles for Manchester’s' of Columbus, Jormer Albertus College, and Dr. Jane Dargan mencement exercises Sunday “E n e r^ Crisis: The Nuclear energy au thorities in t h e , Blue-Hills Drive-In — to your hand, beware of 4 107 3 2 Main St. have been received Magnus librarian; Dr. May D. Humphries of West Hartford, a Session VI: July 31-Aug. 10,1 to seven men and women, the Lost Horizons (G) "Deliverance,” 8:22; "McCabe drawing trumps too early. It t? J972 - 6:00 - The Lutz Junior Museum is frhm the following: Bain, a child psychiatrist, of member of Albertus Magnus’ Alternative,” airing Thursday program. college has announced. and Mrs. Miller,” 10:28 nnay be a better idea to go about 0 A K 10 5 S p y G j m (3-8-22) NEWS once again offering its popular p.m. to 4 p.m. Dilworth-Comell ()uey Post Methuen, Mass.; the Rev. Vin advisory board. * 4 Two Connecticut educators Manchester DriVe-In — your other work, u s i^ your (18) SECRET AGENT Outdoor Lore program during Session VII: Aug. 14-Aug.24,9 102 American Legion; WEST EAST among them are Dr. Ruth A. “Payday,” 8:30; “Strawdogs,” trumps as a w aytf returning to (20) SOUNDING BOARD July and August at the Natural a.m. to noon. Manchester Historical Society; 4 AKQ6 Hass, president of Western TONIGHT m o m e r a i m q b 10:15 your hand. 4 1954 (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Science Center, 269 Oak Grove Session VIII: Aug. 14- Aug. Permanent Memorial Day Burnside Theater — "Hitler, East dealer q? 843 <5 QIO St. 24, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Committee, in mempry of Leon Connecticut State College in RN1RM1EN1BANO 0 9 7 6 2 0 QI43 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH The Last 10 Days,” 7:15-9:15 North-South vulnerable - Lutz Outdoor Lore is a * Make-up classes for July 4th Bradley; and lORM- Danbury; and Dr. Jaroslav YOUNQPEOPIE A K9 ♦ QJ7 (40) WILD WILD WEST \ NEW State Theater — "The life Opening lead — Four of summer program designed to will be held on July 7 th. Miantonomah Tribe 58, in Pelikan, religion nrofessor at SOUTH and Times of Judge Roy Bean,” Spades — 6:30 - develop in a child a sensitivity There are only 24 available memory of John D. Vendrillo. Yale University. 1st \ (3) CBS NEWS 7:00-9:00 West opened a. low spade and ♦ 8 arid respect for nature. Sen spaces in each session, so Other degrees will to go 9 AK65 (8) ABC NEWS RUN Vernon Cine I — “High Plains East continued the suit, forcing sitizing children to the natural children should be enrolled im Sister M. Irmina Longstreth of 0 8 (22-30) NBC NEWS |«UMii Mtnmo Drifter,” 7:30-9:30 South to ruff. South thoughtless environment was the aim of mediately. This can be done by Columbus, Ohio, former Alber- ^MPOl iMtancts 4iA 10 86532 (24) GYPSY MOTH: THREAT "BRILLIAirr. Vernon C|ine 2 — “Payday,” ly drew two rounds of trumps last year's classes as well, but contacting the Museum, 126 East South West Norfli TO OUR FOREST This is the IMPRESSIVl. 7:20-9:15 ^ with the ace and king, dropping Ln Prim | iM Tlw In “btsattalMlft the content of this summer’s Cedar St., 643-0949. The fee for M l MHMMTTia 14 2 4 2 0 IMi tUI b. asaa N« I « M Ht-tia — NOTICE A M fESO M E. East Hartford Drive-In — the queen. aifaMw RBCMI — 7:00 — classes has been sufficiently each session is 320 and should season for r—tii a»M—I liiiwii Pass 2 <;? Pass 3 9 H i T R Hm -R b i . I lhs.Swc.Nt 1 itHi TR IbwAi -N( PUBLIC HEARING [ S 3 (3) AMERICAN ADVENTURE be paid to the museum on or Belter Than a Memory I EXTRAORDMARY. "Black Caesar," 8:30; “Top of Only then did declarer dis Pass 4 9 AUPass changed so that children who L i ." BOARD OF DIRECTORS PMvSchiOtdaN tfrtrwNtwTbrkTiiiM (8) TRUTH OR before June 15. Membership is BLACK the Heap,” 10:15 cover that he had already com Opening lead — 4 4 attended last year will want to TOWN OF MANCHESTER required and enrollment is on a ‘OVERWHELMIIIQr ntnucm East Windsor Drive-In — mitted suicide. He led the ace CONSEQUENCES participate again. CONNECTICUT (18) DICK VAN DYKE first-come, first-served basis. -jud-mCfisi New York M a o u -rtf^ “Jerem iah Johnson,” 8:30; of clubs, riiffed a club in dum Classes are offered for two PROPOSED ORDINANCE CARPENTER ANTS though the queen and ten have (22-30) NEWS l O n i N "The Rage,” 10:30 my and ruffed another spade STAGE age groups. For children who Notice is hereby given that In addition to being Meadows Drive-In — "Sweet with his last trump. The clubs dropped. West has the eight of (24) MAGGIE have completed Grades 1 and 2, unsightly and unsanitary. WFHMN trumps, and South has only the the Board of Directors, Town of U O 'llfl fiSMPEONWrS Jesus Preacher Man,” 8:410; were not yet established, the classes focus on searching Black Ants excavate six. Nevertheless, South is sure — 7:30 - Treasury Manchester, Connecticut, will "Melinda,” 10:50 however, and South was in his COACH (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGHT out, observing and naming the extensive galleries in wood STRAWDOGS’ |A(i aw t Bty Mry to win 11 tricks. hold a Public Hearing in the MwtMina) Jerry Lewis Cinema 1, Caldor hand for the last time. No (8) L E r S MAKE A DEAL natural things in the world to serve as nesting places cotoRin Declarer proceeds to lead out To Sell More Hearing Room at the Municipal Shopping Plaza — "Jeremiah matter how he squirmed, he around them. Children in the and may cause extensive his good clubs. Sooner or later. (18) JONATHAN WINTERS Building, 41 Center street, Johnson,” 7:15-9:15 could make only nine tricks. third through sixth grades damage to your home. West will ruff. Then South will CAFE (20) DOCUMENTARY Cartwheels Manchester, Connecticut, Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, Begin Side Suit (22) WAIT TILL YOUR examine natural communities Tuesday, June 5, 1973, at 8:00 have the rest of the tricks with 67 WINDSOR AYE RT. 83. VERNON, CONN. WASHINGTON (AP) - The STARTS Caldor Shopping Plaza — “Scor After rufffng the second FATHER GETS HOME and how everything within a P.M. to consider and act on the PHOTO top diamonds, the last trump General Services Administra TODAY pio,” 7:30-9:30 round of spades, South should (24) CPTV REPORT community interacts. following: and good clubs. tion is conducting another sale FINISHING & U.A. East 1 — lead the ace of clubs and ruff a HELD OVER FOR THE 5th WEEK! (30) CIRCUS Activities for the two groups An Ordinance on establishing of silver dollars minted in the "Cheerleaders,” 7:30-9:15 club in dummy. He then leads a (40) DRAGNET include nature crafts, stream a Regional Council of DEVELOPING last century. F-v AT ALEC GUINNESS U.A. East 2 - “High Plains low trump to his own ace, thus walks, pond hunts, bird Governments in the Town of In Our Lounge Every — 8:00 — The sale starts Friday, with a SIMON WARD Drifter,” 7:30-9:25 drawing one round of trumps watching, plaster casting of Manchester. /liapture in living I '7:00 Daily Question (3) SONNY AND CHER closing date for bids of July 31, IN THE UFEAND U.A. East 3 — “ Lost and getting to bis own hand at leaves and animal tracks, A copy of the proposed Or color, on film . . . 0:00 HITLER: As dealer, you hold; Tues., Wed., Thurs. Night (8-40) PAUL LYNDE and includes coins minted at the ior a Preventive Maintenance program TIMES OF Horizon,” 8:00 the same time. collecting insects, plant iden UP AND OVER and down dinance may be seen in the happy inonients to THE LAST TEN DAYS Spades, 8; Hearts, A-K-6-5; (18) THEATRE now closed Carson City, Nev., Now South leads another tification and many more. Each and . . . splash! It’s not Town Clerk’s Office during Diamonds, 8; Clubs, A-10-8- (20-22-30) ADAM-12 mint in 1878, 1882, 1883, 1884, be relived again. ■POicoum 7 :1 0 -9;15 ■ club, ruffing in dummy again. 6-5-3-2. THE GREAT SOUND OF GUITARIST VOCALIST group will also participate in a quite as rough as it looks. business hours. This sets up the rest of day-long field trip. Dress wear 1890 and 1891. Two friends plunged into 1606 Masque First What do you say? — 8:30 — Dated at Manchester, declarer’s clubs. He leads for all programs should be com These are part of a large calmer water below the BURNSIDE Ottawa — The first theatrical ii. Answer: Bid one club. Seize (8-40) MOVIE Connecticut, this 24th day of SALEM 649-9240 fortable and wearing sneakers store of old cartwheels dis waterfall after providing presentation in Canada took trump, this tune to the any chance to open the bidding May, 1973. "The Curse of the Fly" (1966). is advised, as there will be daily covered a decade ago in an out- Bobby Neel Adams of Den place Nov. 14,1606, on the shore drawing a second trump when you have ace-king in one (20-22-30) BANACEK Anthony F. Pietrantonio RogerBrissette outdoor activities. of-the-way vault in the ver, Colo., a prize-winning of the Annapolis River. The getting back to his own suit and ace in another suit. Secretary,' NASSIFF lu s s e x t o m d u t o r CO, n c . K 5 Mlnutw Ftatn Htid. I-S4 t»lt SIR Juan Sanchez has been named Treasury. About 800,000 of the shot in the Kodak Interna Camara Shop & Studio * —--- a-- M______>. marine masque was performed hand, Copyright 1973 9 P.M. — 1 A.M. — 9:00 — tional Snapshot Awards. Board of Directors The O ldest’& Largest in Conn. summer program coordinator coins have been sold in earlier 629 Main Street j Monday NlgM • SMrtt 99e ^ by Indians and voyageurs to Strangely enough. South must General Features Corp. (3) DAN AUGUST Manchester, Conn. Pmmt Moon" atarta June 272 welcome Samuel de Champlain still lose a trump trick, even Sunday Night 7 P.M. — II P.M. for a second year. Sanchez, who sales at $30 each. Manchoftor • 643-7369 (18) 700 CLUB For uncirculated dollars in on his return from one of his (24) PRISON’S INSIDE OUT? has been active with the Boy expeditions. Scouts, received a B.S. in the sale the minimum bid will biology at Central Connecticut be 315 for 1878 coins and 330 for — 10:00 — State College in 1969. After the others. There also will be ROBERT (3) CANNON m a n teaching three years at Bennet sales of scratched and tar PANAVISION* • TECHNCCXOR* A National General Pictures Release ( D airg (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL nished coins from Carson City, o f peace REDFORD (20-22-30) SEARCH Junior High School, he was ap HARTFDRD RDAD pointed director of the Center and circulated and uncirculat^ i Q u e e n (24) STATE OF CONN. SUMMER d riv e n JEREMIAH^ for Environmental Education coins from other mints at V e r n o n • w iid l — 11:00 — in September 1972. minimum bids of from 33 to 35. NOW PLAYING! JOHNSON (3-8) NEWS Bruce McCubrey, the other Bid forms were made SPORTS New Thrlllwl (18-22-30)40) NEWS member of the summer staff, available at post offices and I W M M S n S H . I y N m il DAIRY QUEEN (20) HAVE GUN-WILL banks around the country. trailer. received his B.S. from the EAST WINDSOR TRAVEL iU.S. RTE 5 623-3079 University of Maine and his WEAR... — 11:05 — M.A. from the University of t Pws! Oaoruei X H O M E JL flN E BRAZIER FOODS & DAIRY QUEEN (24) JANAKI Connecticut. He currently '^RRIUIANT, — 11:30 — teaches science at Bennet Dartmouth Plans All systems go!' (3) MOVIE Junior High School. First Coed IMPRESSIVE, "Baltleground" (1949)- There will be eight sessions (8) MOVIE with each session meeting for Commencement White Stag count* down ' ? AWESORE. "The Strangler" (1964). either three hours in the mor HANOVER, N.H. (A P )-T he to summer with'more .vi-^ EXTRAORDINARY.” (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ning or three hours in the after 203rd commencement of Dart W —P»t»r Sehitidahl, (40) JA C K PAAR noon Tuesday through Friday mouth College will include for great-looking separate* ~ lnTh»NewYorkTlm0$ for a two-week period. The the first time men and women than you can count. Take IWIMY sessions are as follows: — 37 women am ong 1,100 wCOcOa-APfCProfloclion t "Overwhelming" o ff fo r a terrific tim e in o AssocMiODwilh Fantasy Productons Session I: July 3-13*, 9 a.m. students receiving degrees. Judith Crist EAST H ARTFORD Strauss Names to noon. Trustees voted in 1971 to styles from this stitch- U.S. ROUTE 5 • ‘D RIV E-IN ' ■ 528-7448 Session II: July 3-13*, 1 p.m. Coordinator change the all-male college to a trimmed, polyester and HELD OVERI Plus “Top Of The Heap” to 4 p.m. coeducational institution. 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.\ ..f. PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 19^N^ PAGE FIVE- Study Reveals Boston Property Tax Inequities Coventry Today in Four Coventry Area History Juniors Selected SPECIAL BOSTON (AP) - The rising In West Roxbury, the bureau cynical observers say. with developers so new struc- agreements, through which the going property-tax rate. provided for by state law. politicians want it Mayor By The Associated Press costs of living in America are said, a house that sold for $22,- But businesses g«t tures will be built. At least 60 developers pay at least 15 per These agreemaite, too, would Residents of the suburbs and Kevin H. White sums up their Little League Today is Wednesday, May 30, For Nutmeg Boys State putting the squeeze on 000 was assessed for only $3,700. abatements. In addition, the buildings, including low-income c ^ t of their gross income from go out the window under subsidized bousing would be opposition with “I’ll go to jail the 150th day of 1973. ’There are E Bostonians in a special way, If you were to buy a ^ ,0 0 0 city makea tax agreements housing, are covered by the rent instead of being taxed at revaluation, since they aren’t hardest hit by revaluation. Few before I’ll allow revalration.” 215 days left in the year. house in West Roxbury, your Today’s highlight in history: and the poor are getting the HOLLY GANTNER The program has been CUSHION worst of it. annual taxes would be $1,792, Race Close On this date in 1431, Joan of ' Corrgpondent developed to offer youth a Boston relies on property according to the study, but if Coventry Rotary, at the time in ' Arc was burned at the stake in HOLLY GANTNER Four local and area high better perspective of the prac taxes for up to 70 per cent of ite you.bought a house for the same last place, has proved that Rouen, France. Correa pondeni school juniors have been tical operations of government revenue — more than any city amount in the slum, your tax Guido’s can be beaten, and did On this date — Tel. 742-8795 nominated to attend American by providing selected high its size, according to a study by bill would be $3,584 — twice as so on May 17 with some good In 1498, Christopher (Tolum- SOFT Little League officials in Legion Boys State, under the school juniors a laboratory of the Jacobs Co., of Chicago. much. pitching by lefty Mark Morse bus sailed from Spain on his (Coventry say that play for the sponsorship of local Post 52, practical political science in Because city assessors don’t Figuring that 30 per cent of and some extra base smashes third voyage to the New World. first half of the baseball season this year. 'The program is spon which to generate their own keep up with changing real- rent is property tax passed on by Alan Kristoff. In 1539, the Spanish explorer, is shaping up asV'the closest sored jointly by the American functional citizenship program, estate values, the tax burden is by the landlord, Anita Pasek Realty fans note that Hernando De Soto, landed in WEDGE pennant race in years.” Three Legion, Lions Club, and Rotary and portray democracy in ac shared unequally, with slum Bromberg, director of a local four of the team’s five losses Florida. teams in the boys’ program Club. tion. From the Boys State ses dwellers paying the highest employnfent center, says many were by one run and were low In 1883, a report that the new National League are tied for From Coventry High School, sion, two outstanding citizens rates in what the founding young working people pay over scoring pitcher’s duels. Pasek Brooklyn Bridge in New York first place and the remaining the nominees are Donald are chosen as counselors to at fathers meant to be a tax on 13 per cent of their $90-a-week pitchers Dwayne Beagle and was about to collapse created four teams in this league are no Carlson and Timothy Zuzel. tend Boys Nation as Connec Regular *8.99 wealth, the Jacobs study and income in property tax—and Dave Elwell, with a little better panic. Six persons on the bridge more than one victory and one Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. ticut Senators later in the several other studies show. they don’t even own any real es luck, and a shade better support were trampled to death. loss away from overtaking the Arnold Carlson and Mr. and summer Other cities, such as Detroit tate. leaders.. ^ in the field, may break into the In 1961, the dictator of the Dominican Republic, Rafael Mrs. Stanley Zuzel. and Portland, Ore., have found Young people often pay At the close of the Memorial winning column yet. Trujillo, was assassinated. From E.O. Smith High School ways to keep their assessments monthly rents of $165 for one- Day weekend, Nathan Hale American League game of In 1963, the official death toll in Mansfield, the nominees are up to date, R. Hadi Madjid of bedroom apartments, she said, Gas, Manchester Savings and the week had to be the 1-6 vic William Gerson, son of Mr. and the Arthur D. Little Co. said almost twice the 25 per cent of Loan, and Bray’s Jewelers tory of Tomm’s over Tucker’s was put at 10,000 in a windstorm which struck East Pakistan. Mrs. Louis Gerson, and after making a study for the income economists say a fami share first place with four wins Texaco, with rookie pitcher Sherwin Tucker, son of Mr. and Department of Housing and Ur ly should pay for housing. and three losses each. England Larry Weiner the winner. Sole In 1967, Nigeria mobilized its army after the West African Mrs. Edwin Tucker. ban Development. There are many cases of Lumber, Coventry Police and run of the game v^as scored by c o u n try ’s e a ste rn region Boys State will be held this But in .Boston, "caught in a elderly persons living on Social Allen’s Market share last place Bill Kissane, the youngest declared itself an independent year at the U.S. Naval Coast web of local laws and Security, receiving $190 a with identical 4-3 records. player in the league. Bill state, Biafra. Guard Academy in New London traditions,” the Jacobs reports month and paying at least $135- every Right JntpeSsJddle is Zollo’s reached first on a dropped third Ten years ago: The United from June 17 through June 23. says, inequities continue. Some a-month rent, she said. M ariu£m h an even 3-3 record. strike, then proceeded to steal States and Britain were trying to people pay more taxes in 10 Other Massachusetts towns TteCwMing from a poor second, third and home on • Full Soft 5 revive talks with the Soviet years than their homeslfbst. ‘ and cities have been forced to season Nathan Hale Gas separate plays for the game’s Union on a nuclear test ban. Cushion Insole Massachusetts law requires bring in private firms for a has won of its last four only score. Five years ago: France’s that every piece of property — complete revaluation of all gam es, accumulating______„ an • Soft Foam Back President Charles de Gaulle ' BONE homes and businesses alike — property after at least 10 awesome total of 49 runs in its ANTENNA SYSTEMS spurned demands that he step Lining be assessed for taxes at 100 per taxpayers in each community three victories. LOOK BACK FROM SPACE WHITE down, dissolved Parliament cent of what it could be sold for. brought suit, saying they were Manchester Savings has also Emperor Toured Cave MOUNTAIN VIEW, .Calif. and called for new election. • Gored Top Line But few Boston buildings are taxed unfairly. looked impressive in recent out Cave City, Ky. — Brazilian (AP) — GTE Sylvania Inc. has One year ago: President listed at anything close to their So far, Boston has been able ings. The team’s recent 4-0 Emperor Dom Pedro II and Rus announced completion of an for Snug Fit Nixon fnade a stopover in X-1333 shutout over the Coyentry sia’s Grand Duke Alexis toured electrical design of antenna full value. to settle similar suits out of woman’s Tehran, Iran on his way home Police team, a one-hitter Mammoth Cave together in the systems that, from space, 45 M AIN ST., MANCHESTER During the 1960s, two Har court. from the Soviet Union. This is a test pattern to pitched by Keith Lane, could 19th. century. They carried might probe the earth and oth vard professors published the Tax Assessor Theodore V. whale-oil lamps and emerged Today’s birthdays; Band determine The Herald’s print qualify as the best defensive er planets in search of oil, min Open Thurs. to 9 P.M. results of a study in which they Anzalone says he got Harvard with faces and clothing smudg leader Benny Goodman is 64. eral deposits and water. ing quality. performance to date. Most in showed how people living in Legal Aid to drop a suit for 10 ed with soot. Former Postmaster General The antenna systems were teresting team in the National slums paid double the taxes of Roxbury taxpayers by agreeing James A. Farley is 85. used in the Apollo 17 mission. those living in the new, more at to grant abatements to anyone League appears to be Allen’s tractive suburban sections. who protested. Market, whose astonishing The professors — Oliver Old ’The response to the question ability to recover from a lop man and Henry Aaron — naire sent by the Assessing sided defeat one day and win worked with their students to Department to Roxbury handily the next, has been compare the price of every residents was minimal. An sale repeated several times. piece of property sold in the zalone says people didn’t un In American League play, city with its assessment—what derstand and thought the city Guido’s Market holds down the city said it was worth. might raise their taxes instead first place alone with a 5-1 The average home in West of lowering them. record. Three teams, Tomm’s 5 Roxbury, a suburban section, That’s another reason poor and 10, Tucker’s Texaco and was assessed for 28 per cent of taxpayers tend to take it on the Zuccardy-Benjamin Insurance, Pre _ $ ia lit/ its true value, but the average chin, Anzalone says. They have are bunched up in second place home in the Roxbury black neither the knowledge nor with three wins and three losses . ghetto was listed at 55 per cent. money for legal fees to go after each. Coventry Rotary and JlSand^lS Pasek Realty trail the pack The Harvard Legal Aid the tax abatements wealthier Bureau, in its latest update of people and businesses get. with losing records of 2 and 3 the study, said one Roxbury But Lawrence T. Perera, and 2 and 5 respectively. house listed at $5,100 sold for former head of the watchdog But the race in this league M only $2,500, meaning it was Boston Finance Commission, reg. U8 to ^28 reg. ^24 to HO may be closer than it looks. assessed at 204 per cent of its says abatements, or reducing value. individual tax bills, is no way to end inequities caused by haphazard assessing procedures and exemptions. Public President’s There are other problems Daughter peculiar to Boston. Over half Records douUeknits the land in the city is tax A To Speak exempt because it is owned by schools, churches, hospitals, Warranty Deeds WEST HARTFORD (AP) - government agencies and non P atric ia Ann G raves to profit organizations. Priscilla Anne Howland, one- RNi aw uotiM dtei i The American School for the Deaf announced Tuesday that Economists recommend third interest in property at 119 Mrs. Julie Nixon Eisenhower, relying on the property tax for N. Elm St., conveyance tax President Nixon’s daughter, only 40 per cent of a city’s $11.55. will speak at graduation revenue — about half Boston’s The U & R Housing Corp. to SUITS ceremonies June 14. rate. Robert D. and Susan S. Aron, OUR REG. TO $95. Gov. ’Thomas J. MeSkill will property at 19 Sage Dr., con also be there. Other sources of revenue veyance tax $59.95. Mrs. Eisenhower will repre could be local sales, utility or J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Stephen K. and Eva Jo Van * ” sent her father, who was asked income taxes. The Jordan 59 to speak at the school three report says Boston, Milwaukee Meter, property at 136 years ago. During a tour and Indianapolis are alone Hamilton Dr., conveyance tax SPORTCOATSi^ through the state the President among the nation’s 43 biggest $46.20. j J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Joseph | OURn U R REG.R P G $65.SIRS “ agreed to stop and shake hands cities not using the other taxes. misses, jrs. an • . 'i- I - PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. May 30. 1973 — PAGE NINE New Divorce Law W immmts Today’s Thought mmm In the hours of calamity, Western White House “Cast thy burden upon the Changes Ordered By Secret Service when life seems to be breaking WASHINGTON (AP) - The “for the protection of the brick or redwood fences and a Lord, and He shall sustain In a statement Friday, dis investment of $1.2 million for the work done at the Western up all about you, brace your thee.” White House says more than President.” $13,000 bullet-proof windscreen closing that Nixon had sold the A Secret Service spokesman Most of the government- Effective Oct. 1 The projects included a new alongside the presidential the remaining acres. White House as listed in ’The mind by taking a look at the Rev. Ondon P. Stairs $100,000 in improvements made bulk of his estate to one of his also issued a statement saying, financed projects were under atj, President Nixon’s San electric heating system for the swimming pool. The entire tract, including Associated Press story was taken as part of "operation past. There have been oc Community Baptist Church Wealthy friends. New York in-, "We recommended'all of the President’s Spanish-style man the portion now owned by requested by the Secret Service Sunrise,” HARTFORD (AP) - Two apart for 18 months and there is casions when it seems all hope aem ente, Calif., estate during Building permits were issued dustrialist Robert M. items for the compound.” the past four years were sion, a $3,360-slorage shed, by the city of San Clemente for Abplanalp, remains under for protection of the President. people wlio agree that their no reasonable prospect of was gone, but things turned out Abplanalp, the White House requested by the Secret Service more than $50,000 worth of about $70,000 worth of Secret Service guard. It is im- “If ’The Associated l^ess has marriage has gone sour soon reconciliation. rather well. would not provide a breakdown government-financed im mediatdy adjacent to a Coast recommendations to make to will be able to obtain a divorce Traditional grounds for Do you not remember bow on the $123,514 figure. WANTED I provements. The rest apparent Guard station, whcch serves as the Secret Service as to how the in Connecticut without a divorce are retained but ■* * PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30,1973 nIa NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., jd^y 30, 1973— PAGE f.t.iiivrn ——Foster— STAR GAXElC*V AARP To Observe S Parents -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN- UIEA NOTICE Honored f MAX. >1 Yoor Daily Aclirity Guida iin. 4th Anniversary The Baby Has £ According fo lh» Start. Giild and Family Services of 7-8.10^24 To develop messoge for Thursdoy, Connecticut Northeast For tho'man that gar reod words corresponding to numbers the direction of Mrs. Helen Hockamim'Chapter, East Hart Connecticut h onoi^ its foster '32-45-79.63 Chapter, American Association d ent... wa'va got rabuill ^ T A U E U S of vour Zodiac birth sign. Bumford. ford. families in the Greater Hart 1 Heorr 31 You 61 Comes' SCORPIO of Retired Persons (AARP), work ahoaa. An. K All officers, directors and ford area at a dinner at 2 Despite 32 Better 62 M oke OCY.22^ Guests will include Mayor I MAY JO 3 IrSterests ~ 33 Ultimote 63 Darir>g will celebrate its fourth an Been Named NOY. 2 1 ^ ^ nominating committee Shoes made wider and longer. Shoe Children’s Village, recmtly. 4- 5-12-17 4 Let 34 Something 64 Just niversary June 6 with a dinner John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. repairing of Uie better kind. "While 5 Others 35Appreciote 65 R ight 1- 3-14-21/?. members to be installed are Among those receiving '31-35^1 Cyril F. Cross, state director you wait" Is our specialty. d 6 Pressure 36 Just 66 N ot 23-42-48 ^ and installation of officers at 1 GIMIMI reminded to be at Garden special citations for six years (rf 7 Domestic 37 Stick Jo I* . ISAGITTAEIUS p.m. at the Garden Grove and associate vice president of MAY 21 8 Adjustment 38 Invitotion 68 Compromis^Au Grove no later than 11:30 a.m. S A M YU LY ES service to the agency were Mr. AO " O F . u Restaurant. the New England States AARP; 9 I f 39 T ry 69 Scomper to rehearse and to decorate the and Mrs. Andre Baracco and lODue 40Gain Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Proch, ' 23 Oak Manchaatar 70 M isguided Die. 2! Dr. John V. Gregan, the tables.. William*, Phillip Jamea, son of Frank S. and Donna L. Cowles Mr. and Mrs. John Bator, all of ^f\47-50-59-67 11 Adjust 41 To 71 Accept chapter’s first president, will assistants to the state director; 70-77-81-85 12 Know 42 A re 72 Through 36-39-52-69C Williams of 8 Rockledge Dr., Andover. He was bom May 9 at Manchester; and Mr. and Mrs. 13 Rushirtg A 2 W rongs 73 Reckless 72-76-85-90l> be the installing officer. Enter Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson and C. CANCIS Mrs. Gustave Ekstrom, 39 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Roger Charette of South Wind 14 A nd 44 Should 74 Bog CAPEICORN Harvey Lidstedt, president and 15 Your 45 Hormony 75 Pitching tainment will be provided by McKinley St., is in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Evei^tt S. Cowles of Wethersfield. His paternal sor. IdOon't 46 Your 76 The Honor thy father and thy members of the chapter under past president, respectively, of Read Potpourri h-eiJULr 22 JAtt. I» V K i Somelhing New reservations. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett W. Williani9 of More than 100 guests ih- IrThot 47 Mote 77 In I 18 Money 48 Highlighted 78 Down 11-22-28-43^ Have you seen the “ New AMERICAN mother: that thy days may Wethersfield. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel cluding foster boarding I9Toke 49 Be 79 A t 5642-48 be long upon.'the land . . . 20 T ouch 50Portr>er Painted Pieces” by Jan Cowles and Mrs. Ruth K. Loveland, all of Wethersfield. He has a parents, family day care 80 A nd AQUARIUS ★ B I K E * u o 21 In tim a te 51 Them 81 M oney McColloch at the SH6 e —Exodus 20:12 brother, Everett Andrew, 3Vi.” parents, group home parents JWYJJ JAN. a 22 Promptly 52 To 82 It STRING, 38 Oak S treet, NauUf Photo N anlff Photo and child care workers were __ ^a6o. u 23 Affairs 53 Heart 83 Home III. If , MONTH t 24 Reach 54 Possible 8 4 J I^ Manchester. Open Tues.-Sat. Brides to Be Giulini, Timothy Francis, son of Bruno L. Jr. and Jane The engagement of Miss present. 9-26-.30-38 25 Criticism 55 Decisions 8 5 A (fo lrs 15-18-2044/C c ★ The engagement of Miss Mar- The engagement of Miss y61-71-82-87 49-6445 9;30-5;30; Thurs. til 9. Gosed Have you tried your hairdo Steiner Giulini of 83 N. Elm St. He was bom May 9 at Manchester Kathleen A. ^ e a of Newington This is the 18th year that 26 An 56 Due 86 D ^ cla Lee Matheny of 36 Jessica A. Conley of Bolton to VIKGO 27 Into 57 Be ■ 87 P fom ^y Y1SCES Monday. f o r that special day? Coining Saturday, June 23 Memorial Hospital. His maternal gran^hther is Stanley H. Foster Parents’ Day has been 28 Any 58 Keep to Kenneth W. Palmoski of Brookfield St. to Arnold Benson Paul G. Schaefer of Rockville, AUG. 22 88 A c t Distinctive Stationery Sometimes you like to wear Steiner of 72 Fleming Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and co-sponsored by The Connec 29 T o 59 M ay 89 W orks For Your New Tolland, has been announced by Jr. of Rowley, Mass., has been has been announced by her 22 30Attroctive 60 Could See the varied selection of Mrs. Bruno L. Giulini Sr. of 809 Center St. His maternal great 90 L ig h tly MAR. 20' X Spring Hairdo your hair different with your her parents, Dr. and Mrs. John parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.. ticut Child Welfare Association Town Hall) So. Manchester, Cbna. announced by her parents, Mr. ||'Sl6-19-25-29| )Good ) Adverse ^ N e u m l 2- 6 -3 7 -4 1 ^ Perfect touch perm New greeting cards, gift wrap and bridal veil. Stop and let the girls grandfather is Frank Murphy of Jewett City, formerly of B. a e a of Vernon. and child placing agencies 46-55-8068lv .V' and Mrs. W. Gordon Matheny of Conley of South Rd.^ Bolton. European sensation for that stationery from Germany, at THE LOVELY LADY, 390 Manchester. He has a brother, Chad Louis, 3. Mr. Palmoski is the son of throughout the state. 36 Brookfield St. Mr. Schaefer is the son of Mr. natural modem look. A new Belgium, France, Scandinavia, Main Street help you. Call for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jr Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Schaefer of 39 and other parts of the world. Spak, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Allan and Joan Ward Spak European discovery that an appointment 649-7666. Palmoski of Oakville. and Mrs. Arnold Benson Sr. of Hale St., Extn., Rockville. RED STATION, Mansfield of Watrous Rd., Bolton. She was bom May 10 at Manchester changes every permanent con The bride-elect is a 1967 The bride-elect is a graduate Depot, Rt. 44A, Iliurs.-Sun, 11 Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. West Hartford. cept, one formula’ for all types graduate of Rockville High The bride-elect is a graduate of Bolton High School and is a.m.-5 p.m. Milo Ward of 694 Rye St., South Windrar. Her paternal grand Latest Fashions Start of hair. Perfect hair con Cake Decorating School and a 1971 graduate of of Boston University School of attending Manchester Com parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Spak Jr. of 83 Birch Mt. Rd. Her ditioning every time; never a FLO’S CAKE DECORATING the University of Connecticut Nursing in Boston, I^ss. She is munity College. maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Gara Ward ofTurin, N.Y. fear of over-processing, equal SUPPLIES, 191 Center St., where she received a BS degree Her fiance is a graduate of Summer Sewing ■When scissors are dull, 3 presently enrolled in the Boston She has a brother, Allan Jr., 214. at The COAT RACK! curl pattern from scalp end. Girls ten to sixteen; want to Manchester. Mon.-Sat., 10-5; in child development. She is University’s Summer School in Rockville High School and is run blades across neck of Includes Conte Shampoo test learn to sew this summer? Call Thurs. till 9. employed as a play therapist at adult education. She is also attending Manchester small bottle in same posi curls, hairstyles and glamour 644-8125 or 528-1186 now to the Newington Children’s employed at Danvers (Mass.) Community College. Modeled from stock, is this tion as though cutting off spray by out talented enroll in beginners or advance Hospital, Newington. Memorial Hosptial. neck of bottle. season's latest look. Machine hairstylists. SCHULTZ classes, all sewing done in Mr. Palmoski, a 1961 Mr. Benson is a graduate of Or cut through a sheet of BEAUTY SALON, 44 Oak clasaes. Also evening classes. Sew-Slim graduate of Kaynor Technical Hall High School in West Hart washable, texturized sandpaper a few times. About Town Street. Ample Parking. Call KATHLEEN STILES, 1726 School in Waterbury, is a 1969 ford. He is employed as a camp polyester*, available in junior graduate of the University of 643-8951. Ellington Rd., South Windsor, . ranger at Hawthorne Girl The stewardship and finance sizes 5-15 in several colors. Big & Tall Shop Connecticut, School of Phar Wapping Professional Center. Scouts in Rowl6y, Mass. commission of South United Big & Tall Shop, 903 Main macy. He is employed as a Regular $45. 'Die couple plan an Oct. 6 Methodist Church will meet Street, MantAester has every pharmacist at Newington Backless fashions can be wedding in South United tonight at 7;30 at Susannah Coat Rack Price size for every man. Why waste Children’s Hospital, attractive but it takes a cer Methi^st Church, Manchester. Wesley House of the church. time running around the state Newington. tain kind of presence (not to The couple plan a September mention a certain kind of looking for your man’s size? REGAL’S BIG St TALL SHOP wedding at Sacred Heart back) to wear them. Popular has it. 643-2478. / Church, Vernon. Garden Club Council singer Fran Jeffries is a *35.DD prime example of a woman who knows how to put up a • Hot cereals cost less THEN Elects New Officers ‘Misses sizes available In other good back. I Cub Scout I styles. than ready-to-eat varieties; *i' News Mrs. Douglas Roberts of the unsweetened cereals less I Manchester Garden Gub was Overlooked as an eminent than sugared. elected president of the East Wso/A At (S Cub Pack 53 100s of other Pant ly importable item from Central Council of Garden Cub Scout Pack S3 presented flUDDV Vietnam; the ao dai, the Clubs at its annual luncheon Coats at Substantial graceful, form-fitting dress We Help You The awards at its last two meetings A,' held recently at Willie’s Steak Do It Yourself Fixers at Waddell School. Savings! mm] with side-split skirt that slen House. der Vietnamese women wear If you are doing a little Advancement awards were Mrs. Roberts of Vernon, so well. It is not for the carpentry or painting around received by Edward Dobranski, succeeds Mrs. Frederick voluptuous but Audrey Hep the house you will find Webelo; ^ b e r t Mazzoni and Bjorkland of East Hartford. burn types should look into MANCHESTER LUMBER, 155 David FYitz, Bobcat; and Philip Other officers elected are; it. Center Street very helpful in Carpenter, Bear. Mrs. Gerald Wagner, South aiding you to pick out Uie cor super selection, Gold and silver arrows were Windsor Garden Club, vice BANKAMERICARD Egg shells are chiefly cal rect materials. Tel. 643-5144, presented to Allen Cavicchi, president; Mrs. Lyman ’Taylor, cium carbonate and are Golden Charm ask for Jack-or Frank. You will Phillip Carpenter, Timothy good for soil and compost. find them very helpful.. M Manchester Garden Club, sawings to 58%. Ellis, Mark Shaw, Francis “ Let’s get together at the secretary; Mrs. Laurier Head and Anthony Vogt. Jolm Golden Cterm where we are * Bread is less expensive DeMars, Coventry Garden Mullaney received a gold very accommodating.” We than rolls. Day-old bread, Club, treasurer; Mrs. Matthew Be Nice arrow, and Scott Welch, Mark specialize in all phases. Also Yes,. . . famous Capezio shoes for women! A Opata, Four Sieasons Garden Stop in at BUETTNERS if available, is even cheaper. McNamara, James McKenna, The manicuring. For appointment Club, parlementarian; Mrs. FLORIST for a bouquet for that suijef-spring-summer selection of the most cur Scott Carone, William Szarek, call any one of our stylists at rent styles . . . at savings to 58% I Frederick Bjorkland, East Coat Rack someone special. Its easy, its 649-2806, 649-2807. GOLDEN Senior Citizens Special and Russell Smith, silver Hartford Garden Club, Need perking up? PARISIAN arrows. 48 Purnell Place in Downtown Manchester cash and carry. Buettners CHARM COIFFURES, 1143 member-at-large. Florist, 1122 Burnside^,Ave., COIFFURES at 55 Oak St. will 1 3 8 0 Webelo awards were (Rear of Burton’s ~ 841 Main Street) Tolland Tpke., Manchester, A selling elsewhere for *18 - *2 4 ... Directors are; Mrs. James offer on any Monday, Tuesday, lo w - 24W 9.99 presented to Dean LeMay, East Hartford, 528-9586. Burr Comers.' Gedrim, South Windsor Garden W FK OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY - AND Wednesday or Thursday a Sandals, heels and flats . . . in bright patent or Eugene Gilliland, John When you sew this clas Gub; Mrs. John Keithline, East Mrs. Douglas Roberts WEUE OPEN THURSDAY NiDHTS TIL D;00.. ■ shampoo iand set for |2.50 and a smooth leather. Yellow, white, navy, red, camel, Heavens, Steve Witham, sic, you will be making Hartford Garden Club; and haircut, if needed for $1.50 yourself a slim-line Everest Carpenter, Edward Brooching a suggestion'; brown, black in the group. Sizes 5-10, medium Keithline of East Hartford MAIN STREET more or a permanent including dress! No. 1380 with Miss Millicent Jones P r~ — 1 Gather a collection of pins and narrow. (Not every style in every size.) Dobranski, Jeffrey Pierce, More and more women are PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes Manchester Garden Gub. showed slides of gardens in the shampoo, haircut and set for NOW Douglas Marti, Timmy Nutt, BbBTONS j T finding that jogging and run in the shapes of various ani 10% to 24%. Size 12%, Hurry, at this fantastic price, they'll go fast. Prior to the luncheon, John Carolinas and Florida. HOUSE J? A 39.00. Tel 643-9832. “Manchester - Then and Now", the location Is the same and the colonial look marks both of Stephen Mitchell. Scott Smith, iiSiu ning do wonders for their mals, then pick an animal to 35 bust. . . 2% yards 45- z o E Dean Tully and Jon Brandt. complexion^ circulation and suit your mood for the day. inch. Manchester’s centers of government offices, dating back to 1889, when the town purchased the Irom Supershoe to you HALE TV Avoid aardvarks, platypuses Patterns available only The March program included c disposition. Anyone with ser RESERVE EARLY original house of worship from the First Society, later Center Congregational Church. It was built In Y (i-a . and other beasts it would be in sizes shown. Knights of Tournament games, College Graduates 0 ious health problems should Be sure to make an ap 1826. With its steeple removed, it became the Town Hall. A too difficult to find a suitable TO ORDER, send 7St (or each pattern at shoe-townw and the April meeting, a University of Connecticut tread lightly, of course, but pointment with a photogra — includei postage and handling. Hospital will be William Carney P l a c e t a little wholesome perspira mood for. MANCHESTER - W. HARTFORD demonstration by a local Schooi of Medicine graduates PURNELL pher well in advance of the Sue Burnett, Manchester of Manchester, medicine. tion never hurt anyone and if wedding date. This will al Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. WHETHERSFIELD - MIDDLETOWN - AVON Karate school. received computer-matched in R Stanley Grzyb of Manchester nothing else, running is a low time to Inspect his work. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, Consult phone book for exact address. Ample free parking. Pack 53 also visited the ternships at hospitals of their N.Y. 10036. will intern at Deaconess c good way to let off steam. Planning an Affair? Chargewith MasterCharge.BankAmerIcard.Open late weeknltei battleship Massachusetts on first, second or third choice. Hospital in Spokane, Wash., on Party supplies for all affairs, The Crockery Shoppe Print Name, Rddratt with ZIP April 7 in Fall River, Mass. Among them are Donald Mor- CODE, Style Number and Size. a rotating basis. big or small. We cater to all. A little of yesterday, today davsky of Manchester, Coupon for FREE Pat PAGANI’S CATERERS, 78 and tomorrow is what you will tern is in the '73 Spring p^iatrics, who will be staying Maple St., Manchester. Call find at the CROCKERY & Summer Basic f a s h io n with the University for the one 646-0037. SHOPPE, 844 Main St., containing many lovely year of continued education, Manchester. styles and designs. $1.00 which starts July 1. MANCHESTER CASUAL TILLAGE' Serving at St. Francis , 3 DAY SPECIAL! THURS., FRI. & SAT. ONLYI I They Could | SUPER WEEKEND ]MHave Danced | THEN and NOW FAMOUS All Night I DONMOOR About Town A SPECIAL! ’ • BETTY RYDER The Connecticut Association , BOYS’ Women’s Editor of Extended Health Care "I Could Have Danced All Facilities sponsored a two-day BATHING Night" might well have been seminar on ‘‘Food Service 3 the theme of the Women’s Gub Management” at the Holiday Now' MAILED ANYWHERE of Manchester’s annual dinner .Inn in Hartford. Attending 2,000 PAIRS OF SUITS at Manchester Country Gub k M i locally were Helen Listro, recently. EMBROIDERED CO HO N BRO,ADCLOTH Manchester Manor; Ross V. FAMOUS BRAND IN THE U.S.A. Highlight of the affair was a Urquhart, Meadows Convales Only program of dance presented by cent Center; Robert Clapp, Russell Curry of Boston, who Geri-Care Division manager; demonstrated the do’s and Francis Dellafera, Crestfield don’ts of dancing, as well as Convalescent Home; and popular dance numbers and Beatrice McAuliffe, Laurel 0 % SANDALS Just mail or return this coupon to The Herald along with 20 some history of their origin. Manor. OFF His rendition of the "fad" This Season’s Fashions! 50(!; per copy, and we’ll take care of the rest. dances, including the Twist, North Manchester Al-Anon Frug, Monkey, etc., were es family group will meet tonight Now/! At the start of the season! Save pecially enjoyed, as Was his Helen of Glazier s says: at 8 at the Second Latin dances such as the Tango, Congregational Church parish 20% off the regular prices of Don- Rhumba, and Bossa Nova, etc. * .p. moor boys’ bathing suits. Swim house, 385 N. Main St. The Commenting on the many Put your beslifigure forward . . , and do it Thursday group and Alateen trunks and boxer styles in a tremen phases of the current women’s knowing that your girdle and hra really are cus- will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, at dous selection of solids and prints. I 1^ lib movement, Curry said, “ The , tom fitted to your figure. If you have five the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor Hurry in! On Monday these suits go man is the boss on the baliroom Over “Manchester, Then and Now" i minutes to spend in our fitting room . . . we eon man St. All groups meet weekly back to regular pricel ■floor.” The “ volunteers" who and are open to friends and had the opportunity to dance show you how to make the most of YOU. All Manchester Evening Herald i . . •1. , relatives of problem drinkers. 100 S/zes 4 to 7 6 to 12 with Curry, could od y agree. fittings and alterations are free of charge. 14 to 20 Mrs. John Fletcher said 16 Brainard Place | Young Men's grace and Mm. Elmer^Odell, Pages! N A M E ...... I club presldtoL introduced of I Waist Sizes 30'' to 40" ficers for the coming year. Mrs. RANGE AND .I./'-.C't. .J.' Paul Willhide presented FUEL OIL A D D R E S S ...... p ...... I programs for,the coming year '.ASOLINE and Mrs. Henry Sinnamon read Special her budget report. T O W N ...... - ...... I * I Casual Village Winners of the floral arrange BANTLY OIL Carriage House Barn Souvenir 956 Main Straat Vm Your Casual Village ment contest were announced. -.d ‘ COMPANY, IN C . WOMEN’S SHOES AND SANDALS AT DISCOUNT PRICESI ■ S T A T E ...... I Th,ey are; Miss Magda Neznik, Manchaatar Charga or Mastar Charge 331 Mam Street 20 PuriMlI Place in Downtown Manchoatar Pros Layaway most beautiful or original; Mrs. ^ (Rear of Tho Conn. Dank A Trust Co.) Edition ORDER TODAY! Zip...... '...... J ^Opan Dally 9;30 till 5:30; Thursday NItaa Till QiQQ Wilfred Lisk, best miniature; Tel. 649-4595 OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 5:30: THURS. NITES *01 9:00 P.M. _ MM am MS an SB M ^ Mrs. Rudolph Gorsch, most un Rockville 875-3274 ique. 631 Main St. Downtown Manchester ■ F " f r- f: >f>AGE TWELVE ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1873 4 Stone-Ferry ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 3 0 .1 9 7 3 - PAGE THIRTEEN About Town I Servicemen I Recent 'e Graduates E»labli$hed 1910., The YWCA is offering a Yoga may be obtained at the YWCA Quality Marine Pvt. Barbara A. retreat from 5 p.m. June 8 to office, 80 N. Main St. Yvon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. noon on June 10 at Camp Aya- M enaw M r Norman E . Yvon of .44 Famham Po in Somers. Shirley Banks, Westhill Gardens Social Gub MEN’S SHOP At Rd., South Windsor, graduated local Yoga instructor, will be will meet Friday at 1:15 p.m. at one p i the leaders for a Hemnann Hall. 788 MAIN STREET IN fronri basic training at the DOWNTOWN MANCHE8TEB Marine Corps Recruit Corps at weekend of exercises; swim- Parris Island, S.C. ming, jogging, tennis and Yoga. Royal Black Preceptory will “ IT '/ iere You Are A Friend, ’The retreat is open to all meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Airman Peter P. Makuch, son women and registration blanks Orange Hall. As Well As A Customer** of Peter A. Makuch of Rt. 1, About Town South Coventry, has been assigned to Chanute AFB, HI., The Board of Directors of meeting tonight at 8 at the after completing Air Force WATEIS will meet ’Thursday at clitu^^ch. ’The meeting is t ^ n to M anchester basic training. He’ is a 1971 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. the public. graduate from Coventry High Rocco Francoline, Spring St. Hospital School. His mother, Mrs. Naida Trinity Covenant Church will Notes G. Makuch, resides at 1811 F irst Church of Christ, Scien have a prayhr meeting tonight Mich.'U''ls piiichasos Springfield Ave., Valdosta, Ga. tist, will have a testimony at 7 and a Bibtestudy at 7:45 at the church. Discharged 'Tuesday; Ellse -incl appraises precious Stentella, 132 Birch St.; Mary D. Emery, East Hartford; leui'ls from estates and Marine Pfc. Byron S. Doher Mary P. Kelley, WiUimantic; |)nvate owners. ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph WAYP4E C. HUOT LOIS ANN RYAN ROGER D. WILEY 'Janet B. Page, Mansfield Doherty of Route 3, Rockville, 47 Pioneer Cifcle 20 Bates Rd. 2 Olcott St. FREE ESTIMATE Depot; Marion M. Kilpatrick, graduated from basic training Manchester Manchester Manchester 149^eeney Dr„ Bolton; James To assist in dis()osinc| Y our in- at the Marine Corps Recruit BS Degree BS Degree MA Degree ON DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, M rarierty , 30 Coolidge S t.; tereit is best servetl Depot at Parris Island, S.C. He University of Connecticut (Cum Laude) Jean C. Harrington and ot unnoeded jowoliy, William Patterson College when you speak to is a former student of Wilbur Storrs University of Connecticut New Jersey TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. daughter, 329 Lake St., Vernon; wi' invite consultation Cross High School, New Haven. Storrs Christopher. J. Yonika, North the jewel experts at Phone Days 649-5233Evaiyiigf sAsmsU i St., Hebron. wi!ti banks and attor Michaels in New Navy Seaman Ret. Michael \ Also, Steven J. Neff, 119 Haven, Hartford, G. Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haimay Scandia Lodge Pins Members neys in any of the cloven Open Range Hill Dr., Vernon; Robert H. Franklin of 485 \ Thomas Donahue, Milford; Watei hury, Meri Mon. Tuaa. Wad Connecticut cities in den, Bridgeport, Nevers Rd., South Windsor, 10-6 HOT BITUMINOUS PAVING Theresa M. Larsen, Wllliman- graduated from recruit training Meitiliers of Scandia Lodge 23, Order of Vasa, received 50- tic. which we liave biancli Milford, New Brit Thurs. FrI. 10-9 At Its BestI other recipients, from left, Ivar Carlson, Ivar Scott, and at the Naval Training Center at year pins at the lodge’s annual banquet Monday at MilJMiajmifflfTER Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sealing Exparta and Repairs Also Norma Johnson look on. Oscar Anderson received his 40- stores. ain, Bristol, Man Great Lakes, 111. He is a former Manchester Country Club. Grace Anderson, grand lodge year pin. (Herald photo by Ofiara) chester, Torrington student at South Windsor H i^ S f vfca A Parte deputy, right center, attaches pin for Ruth Benson, while Shale An Old Fuel School. • TYKIMIBiS *)lUVBiS 's or Middletown. • VACUUM CLEANERS G&H PAVING OIL SHALE LONG U SED " College Notes ' • ANU MOST PORTABLE The most common household Vienna — Oil shale was used APPLIANCES LA1HE8 DRESS SH(R> CONSTRUCTION CO. pests, according to the Velsicol first in Europe in the Middle 0 p m Mon.-Frl, 8:30-5 Princesa Ages as a solid fuel for heating Mary Elizabeth Zatkowski of TEL. 648-9016 WEST STREET, BOLTON Chemical Corp., are roaches, S a t 8;30-3 • 643-7577 ants, rats and mice, termites, or cooking. As early as the Manchester, a student at the 26 Taars’ Expartanca Readership Survey ROUTB-SS, TALCOTTVILLB, CONN. 'Spiders, wasps, beetles, mos 14th century a dark sulfurous JEWtLESS-SILVeSSMITHS SINCE 1*00 George Washington University To Marry quitoes, flies and silverfish and .oil was obtained from deposits in Washington, D.C., has been firebrats. in Austria and Switzerland. Leading tamily Jeioelers Throughout All Connecticut selected as a mem^r of Phi Commoner ______S M MAIN tTHeeT IN DOWNTOWN MAHCH18TEB ______Bucelvlclus photo Beta Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa isf a national honor society A total of 589 ballots were followed by Mr. Abernathy and Mrs. Wayne M. Stone dedicated to "outstanding in LONDON (AP) - The received in Tlie Herald’s first Out Our Way. tellectual capacity well engagement of Princess Anne annual Readership Survey. In the feature category, the employed” in the field of liberal and Mark Phillips replaced,the Many who filled out the top three were Health Capsules, Miss Pamela A. Ferry of Ver Michael G. Vasmatics of arts and sciences. government sex scandal today questionnaire did a lot of skip the Business Bodies feature and non and Wayne M. Stone, also of Meriden was best man. Ushers as Britain’s major news story. ping around, and sonje sections, the Gardening column by Frank Vernon, were united in were John R. Ferry of Vernon John Bickley of 41 Dural St., a ‘"The wedding is expected to as well as some topici, were a Atwood. marriage April 28 at Union and Craig Melendy of Vernon. student at Baldwin-Wallace be the most spectacular to be total blank. Public Rteords and Police Congregational Church, A reception was held at the College, Bera, 0., has been seen in Europe for many In the editorial page section, Report led the popularity list In Rockville. Colony Restaurant in South named to the dean’s list for the years,” proclaimed the Times the Open Forum column drew the public information The bride is the daughter of Windsor. For traveling to Ber winter quarter. of London. the most often votes, followed category. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ferry muda, Mrs. Stone wore a white VISINE Down in the Wiltshire village by the cartoon feature of The monthly Heralding of Vernon. The bridegroom is NiET pantsuit with green blouse. Peter A. Brazeau of Vernon, /MAAIOX of Great Somerford, glasses William Whitaker and the Hi Homes feature by June CALICO CAT VALIANT F0LblM(> the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mason They will reside in Vernon. English professor at Saint were raised until the small Neighbor column written by the Tompkins drew the most often W. Stone of Vernon. EYE DROPS HAIR Mrs. Stone is a graduate of Joseph College, West Hartford, hours to the son of the wealthy publisher. responses in the category of ELECTRIC ALUMINUM BEDS The Rev. Paul J. Bowman of Rockville High School, class of was named chairman of the 1/2 01. 12 oz. local squire whose engagement In sports. Herald Angle by special pages. INFLATABLE Union Congregational Church REMOVER 1964. She is employed at Faculty Committee of the SQUEEZE BOTTIE to the only daughter of (}ueen Sports Editor E arl Yost drew In the family page, the About officiated at the double-ring Travelers Insurance Co. Whole during annual elections V Elizabeth If and Prince Philip the most often responses, Town column, as expected, ceremony. DRISTAN CAN OPENER Mr. Stone, a graduate of Bay recently at the college. He will R e g .I« JUST 3'/2 oz. AEROSOL was announced Tuesday. followed by the baseball stan topped the balloting. LONG PILLOW The bride was given in View High Schoo.l in serve for the 1973-74 academic NASAL MIST The 24-year-old soldier, dings. Drawing the least The Hetald feels that WEARING Reg. >8” ONLT marriage by her parents. Milwaukee, Wise., is employed year. horseman and commoner, the number of often responses was publidiing the complete results r ■eg. 4g<' Miss Laura E. lasiello of at Pratt & Whitney Division of ONLY *XT»ClO descendant of a coal miner, is Checkered Flag (Kito racing). of the survey would be of little Bristol, R.I. cousin of the bride, ONLY ONLY United Aircraft Corporation, Saint Francis Hospital School expected to marry 22-year-old In comics, the B o r y ’s World interest to the public. Req 79‘ 01. Full Body SizM was maid of honor. East Hartford, as a,, layout ?/2 princess in the fall. November, cartoon drew the most often Therefore, the highlights of the ONLY $599 of Nursing will present Bridesmaids were Karen 2” Box Edgs Foim Mittrsn draftsman. He is also scout diploma^ to three area student the month the queen celebrates votes^^Jft1s6illa’s Pop proved balloting in capsule form, are CELLULOSE ONLY c Nichols of East Hartford and 27 master of Boy Scout Troop 900 nurses in ceremonies June 3 in Reg. 1 her 26th wedding anniversary, the 'most popular comic as follows; Doreen Rinaldi of South Wind in Vernon. Reg.J” is being mentioned as the most SPONGE sor. the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Reg. J” ONLY Hartford. Recipients are; likely time. Ideal for autos, 14 in. square NEVER LOWERI Patricia Ann McCormick, 147 The wedding will be the first Editorial Page: » 1 8 ?Rog. ? *22” | floors, walls, etcT Ideal for Home or Away Warren Ave., Vernon; Miss for a child of the queen. Ckiurt Often Seldom Never sources said it probably will Steenburg - Hathaway Linda Young Novotasky, 18 447 99 Grant St.; Miss Patricia Ann take place in Westminster Open Forum 31 419 CANVAS LUQQAQE in 5 sizes Wiiliams, 81 Farmstead Dr., Abbey following a royal proces l\%itaker Cartoons 80 36 Choice of 6 Miss Nancy Ann Hathaway of employed at Hartford National Fantastic Value ! to use as totes, overnites, Wapping. sion through the streets of Lon Hi Neighbor 348 . 161 77 Manchester and Thomas Bank in Management Training don. Inside Report 269 231 120 beach or diaper bags. Nelson Steenburg of Vernon, Program. Miss Linda Bartle, 48 Anne is fourth in line of Capital Fare 244 247 131 were united in marriage Satur M r. Steenburg is a 1967 . SCENTED CANDLES Davewell Rd., South Windsor, succession to the British 181 160 BEAUTIFUL SOFT day at Center Congregational graduate of Deerfield Academy Innocent Bystander 130 in dental assistant training at throne, behind her three Church, Manchester. The bride and a 1971 graduate of Harvard Manchester Community brothers; and Phillips is 15" Reg. $4.49 NOW $1.99 is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. College. He also attended College, was presented with a expected to be given a title. Sports: 16" Reg. $4.99 NOW $2.99 Melvin S. Hathaway of 43 Sage Syracuse Law School. He is Hardsitle 30 Qt. 3200 schoiarship by the Univer Family 40 Qt, As soon as Anne weds, her an Reg. $5.49 Dr. employed by Phoenix Mutual 18" NOW $3.99 FOR sity of Connecticut Health nual stipend jumps from 337,500 The Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. Herald Angle 197 131 19" Reg. $5.99 NOW $4.99 Center Association. COOLER COOLER a year to 387,500. Phillips earns 249 of Center Congregational Hardside 1 Gal. JUG 21" Reg. $6.99 NOW $5.99 just over 35,000 as a lieutenant Baseball Standings 235 91 166 Church, officiated at the Reg. 2/ 21' in the Queen’s Dragoon Guards. Sports Dial 197 96 209 double-ring ceremony. NOW Floral Printt 99 But his father is wealthy, and dheckered Flag 46 130 301 VALUE The bride, given in marriage 1 6 « 6 , , r * i 9 9 the queen is likely to help the by her father, wore a Qiana They’re small, NOW VALUE newlyweds out with a contribu peau ivory gown. Empire style, VALUE tion from her fortune. with lace yoke and train. Her Animneement of the engage- Comics: v eifw a s made by a family but expensive. ment*nad been* expected for friend, Mrs. J . M. Gill of PICNIC BAG some time, Phillips having been » Wilmington, Del. She carried a Berry’s World 217 77 149 OFF! RAW the princess’ constant compa cascade bouquet of lillies of the RAW Priscilla’s Pop 203 81 164 Stylo No. 341 valley. nion whenever. he could get Mr. Abernathy 199 68 166 Insect House & Yard Guard away from his regiment in West Miss Sarah Clark of m Out Our Way 188 86 177 98< Value Germany. 18’/2 " X 9" X 12' Carpenteria, Calif, was maid of Repellent Garden Sgt. Stripes Forever 1616 oz. I The couple are enthusiastic 99 103 250 honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Reg. *3” BUG KILLER horsemen and met at the 1968 Suzanne Steenburg of New Reg. M ” Reg. 2 ” Olympics in Mexico G ty, where York, N.Y., sister of the B. ONLY Reg. *1« Safe - - - Non-Toxic he was a member of the British bridegroom; and Miss Tawni Features: Frank, Frederick, Md. NOW equestrian team. The romance They wore matching gowns of NOW NOW Durable Plastic blossomed through a series of light blue jersey print and horse meets and fox hunts. Health Capsules 299 110 89 carried cascades of Sonia roses Business Bodies 277 140 99 * and baby’s breath. Gardening (Atwood) 257 134 101 B. Louis Briel of Hamden and C. Old Codger 239 144 119 Built-in loads of play time. Choice of Sydney, Va. was best man. 7 oz. W / i o z. Fire Damages Heralding Politics 237 165 87 Ushers were Steven W. Ring-a-Di.ng Telephone, Animals, Old News for ^nior Citizens 237 149 140 FLOOR MODEL Hathaway of Vail, Colo., Time Cars, Cars & Gas Stations, Trucks, Enamelware Gas Station Sets. brother of the bride; Edwin B. A. A termite has straight antennae, an lint has Firm Plant Hathaway of Manchester, "elbowed” antennae;' ■tk brother of the bride; and Gus CHESHIRE (AP) - A fi^e Public Information STAND-UP H I BACHI Spohn of New Haven. B. Termites have a thick "waist”. Their heads Tuesday night heavily d am age A reception was held at the and bodies appear to be one part. The flying Bovano of (Cheshire, which home of the bride’s parents. ant has a distinct head and body connected YOUR Public Records 377 91 manufactures 35 For a wedding trip to the by a narrow “waist”. Police Repoi'l' 376 Family Size. 12'A" by 16V4" Body with 2 " Tubular CHOICE enamelware, firemen said. 77 29 Berkshire Mountains, Mrs. Court Cases ^ 353 101 ASH TRAY Center Poit and Pedeital Bate C. Both pairs of wings on a termite are of equal The blaze, reported at 8:33 47 Steenburg wore a yellow jersey length. Ori the ant, the front wings are much p.m., brought more than 50 Area Police 335 107 66 Overall Height: 28’A" print dress with white longer than the back wings. firemen and six pieces of ap New Eaty Adjuiting "Lok-Tite" Grid Poiitionert accessories. They will reside in 9 paratus to the L-shaped, two- Two Adjuitable Side Venti Vernon. No. 1677 STURDY - DURABLE Termites and fiying ants cause thousands of DISPOSABLE! story frame building at 830 So. Two Wood Carrying Handles M rs. Steen bu rg. S' 1968 doiiars worth of damage to property each year in 8 oz. JAR REUSABLEl Main St. ' Special Pages: Chroma Plated Grid with Wood Handle graduate of Ethel Walker the Greater Hartford area alone. No injuries were reported. 'IIFT-OFF'^ ASH TRAY Removable Charcoal Shaker Grate School and a 1972 graduate of. CLEAR PLASTIC Poster Grant' Above is a chart that will help the novice David Flood, president of the Radcliffe College, also attended SOAP BUBBLES Heralding Homes 341 101 55 distinguish between termites and flying ants. But firm, said he was in the building TV SecUon 81 Syracuse Law School. She is tailing the difference isn’t enough. If you think SUN 266 143 Reg. On the Rocks TUMBLERS when the fire began,, but he Church Page 266 141 89 you may have a pest problem, call Ab&ir-Lavery, JUST cpuld not give an immediate Kids will have hours of 9 oz. Pkg. of 18 GLASSES 3 * * VALUE High School World 216' 149 129 the pest control people, for a free inspection. If JUST damage estimate. The building 'bubbling* fun with the 10 oz. Beverage 201 evidence of pests is found Abair-Lavery will tell is L-shaped, with one side 100 Mini-Page 157 93 ■ ONLY safe-plastic double wand. Pkg. of 16 "Great Impersonators" style, you what has to be done and give you a free feet long and the other 50 feet. About Town estimate. _ . Safe plastic jar I metal or plastic frames 89‘ VALUE Flatnes Ieapo8 high over the Mayfair Y Club will have a Coupon Void at Saki end roof at the peak of the blaze, Bose Snaps on Tube 25‘ VALUE Family Page: social gathering Thursday at 10 © A b a ir YOUR CHOICE ARTHUR DRUG x about 9 p.m. a.m . at Cronin Haii of Mayfair lavery The fire occurred during a Model No. 2703-2704 Z70S Gardens. L m COMPANY V training session the Fire About Town 388 89 40 Assembles in just 1 minute ------wiMur til locti X TAe P9$t Control Peopto WE HONOn Department holds each month, From Your Neif^bor’s Kitchen 299 135 99 Olivary Church will have a ADVltmtD PtKlS 09 SAIF starts to day and W l9m tl MfKMtMDlSl- maatar^har^ Wt M fSffW t THE MK'sHl TO LIMIT OUANTITifS ‘ and some 25 volunteer firemen The Baby Has Been Named - 275 107 101 service of prayer and Bible were on hand at headquarters W lM llTAll lOCAl W E H O N O R Nni Rnponiib«e for Tyixx^ ap^iicjI I rrofi ' runs thru Saturday Night! Recipes 265 131 145 AOVlSriSlO PSKIS 09 SM I starts to day and study tonight k 7:30 at the Wf RFGFHVe THE RIGHT TO LJMlT OUANTITIFS 6 49-1390 when the fire was reported. On Second Thou^t tOmtCAl mK9A90ISf’ matter charge church, 647 E . Middle Tpke. 198 131 156 TMIMhAMWCMm runs thru Saturday Night! The firm’s retail gift shop, Star Gazer 197 182 IV MC •< >.4 *AC.I OM Not R«cw>FUiWe lof Tvpoqrjfihtcjl Fffon ' which is attached to the 105 QJ building, was not damaged. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973 Bolton About T.OWn ^N C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Mav .30 1973 - PAGE FIFTEEN tv I Chapman Court, Order of I Amaranth, will have its official Ex-POWs Accused Of Collaboration Arts Festival visitation of Grand officers Boy, Girl Picked WASHINGTON (AP) <»- The g Friday at the Masonic Temple. Marine POWs, who, like the Brooklyn, N.Y., and S.Sgt. King concerned, and especially Col. Army says five U.S. soldiers ac Army men, were accused of package from home must have ^ The event will open with dinner D. Rayford, 27, of Chicago. Guy, would tie to cover up very done something to receive the Slated Monday « at 6:30 p.m. Officers will wear cused of aiding the enemy while aiding the e'nemy, failing to The Marines are S.Sgt. Alfon good for himself.” For Mock State war.prisoners allegedly sought package ... Col. Guy was the- a white gowns. obey orders and conspiracy. so Riate, 28, of Santa Rosa, He added: “Every prisoner in political asylum from North only prisoner in my camp that I ’The Marines located their Calif.; Sgt. Abel L. Kavanaugh, our camp has always said that DONNA HOLLAND Joel is the son of Mr. and Bolton High School will pre Two soloists will be featured: Vietnamese military officials. know received packages Irom three men within a few hours 24, Denver, Colo, and Pvt. anyone that ever received a home.’’ • Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Fontanella, Cider sent its annual four-arts Bob Redden singing, "If I Were Two of them. Army S.Sgts. and gave them formal notice festival Monday at the high Frederick L. Elbert Jr,, 25, Tel. 646-0375 Mill Rd. Linda is the daughter A Rich Man,” and Debbie MANCHESTER Robert ,P. Chenoweth of aboutnthe charges. But the Brentwood, N.Y. school. {••I) Joei Fontenella and Linda of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richardson singing "Sunrise, Portland, Ore., and John A. Army still had not confirmed The eight, held captive at The festival features the Sunset.” Tom^szewski, both members of Tomaszewski, South Rd. PET CENTER Young of Grayslake, 111., contact with their five former least five years each, previous the class of 1^4 at Bolton High work of the Industrial Arts, The displays of work by the 9 Hiplt 9., Ooatntom UindMStir allegedly cooperated with their POWs by ’Tuesday evening. Home Economics, Art and ly had been linked to antiwar School have been selected by Industrial Arts, Home aroundtht coriMt Irani Hiiii 9. captors "by constructing model A spokesman said the Army statements and messages. DiimhBpImit fypms' the high school faculty to repre LEGAL Music departments. Ek;onomics and Art department aircraft for use by the North had been in touch with relatives The show is unique in that the FOR 20 YEMS THE MOST In an NBC interview Tuesday sent the school at ^ y s State will be set up for viewing before Vietnamese army in conducting of all five and that it had no night, Daly said: “From my OUR FAMOUS and Girls State. NOTICE talents of students working in the concert and during inter target practice for their reason to expect any serious In accordance with Section 9- all of these fields are combined GOMPIOE PET SHOP M point of view, anyone to make Boys State will be held at the mission. soldiers," at the POW camp, difficulty in serving the papers. charges, as far as an officer is Coast Guard Academy in New 19b of the Election Laws, Rev. for this presentation. Part of the work on display THEMSIU the Army said. ’The five soldiers are on con London June 17 through 23. of 1971, notice is hereby given A concert wiii begin at 7:30 this year will be from the newly These skimpy details were valescent leave and are free to Girls State will be held at the that the Registrars of Voters p.m. featuring the band and begun Related Arts class, a Stop In and Browse. Chances are we gleaned from an Army sum move around. At least a couple lave iust wat you need (or your petl University of Connecticut June will accept applications for ad chorus in such classicai pieces teamteaching effort by the mary made available late of them were reported 24 through 30. mission as an elector at as a Mozart work in G minor three departmental teachers. PHONE 949^273 Tuesday after Air Force Col. traveling. FRUIT Dally 9 In 6 9 In 9 TOURIST BOOM LIKELY They, were chosen on the Manchester High School, 134 and “Maiaguena,” as weli as Free refreshments will be Theodore W. Guy of Tucson, In addition to Chenoweth, 25, AmpItFREEParUniiyUraunill Sydney — ’The Australian basis of leadership, ability, Middle Turnpike East on songs from the "Music Man.” served during intermission. Ariz., formally charged the five and Young, 27, the accused Tuesday, June 5,1973, from 9:00 They wili also present a Tourist Commission expects 1:5 friendliness, good Army enlisted men and three Army repatriates are Spec. 4 million tourists a year by 1980. sportsmanship, civic interest A.M. until 12:00 noon. medley from "Fiddler on the enlisted Marines with miscon Michael P. Branch, 26, of Signed, Roofi” rock numbers such as The commission now spends and high scholastic standing. duct while under his command Highland Heights, Ky.; S.Sgt. $3.5 million a year promoting The purpose of the Boys and Frederick E. Peck "Joy to the World,” a selection thurk. ladles’ in a Hanoi POW compound James A. Daly Jr., 25,- tourism. Herbert J. Stevenson from "Jesus Christ Superstar,” Girls State program is to & M . known as The Plantation. Registrars of Voters and a rendering of the "Three Meanwhile, it was uncertain provide citizenship training for [(• only! garden representative high school Manchester, Conn. Little Pigs.” how long it would take the juniors from across the state, gloves Army and Marine Corps to HALF GALLONS while they study together as Iftajr m»k» wtdlng decide whether the eight should self-governing citizens. a real ptaatura. be court-martialed. 3 "The program is, essentially, The Army summary, only a a mythical state patterned as x” THE NEEDLETOINT SHOT-^ pair little more than a page, in FORD 643-214S much on local government as CUSTOM HANDBAGS H rag. 79c cluded no specifics bearing on possible,” a spokesman said. Guy’s recent public statement Students learn Connecticut NOTICE ‘WB have avary littia thingl" that some poWs caused him Sea Your Courteous laws and the duties of town, city WE HAVE MOVED NEXT TO BOLTON x’^ and other Americans to be buy your beaten and tortured by the and state officials. X POST OFFICE X winning Ford Salesman At Funds will be provided for ^ (Bolton Notch Shopping Center) Route 44A, Bolton North Vietnamese for es both Joel and Linda by the Open Tues.. Wed., Thurs., and Sat. 10-4 ^ tablishing communication links FrI. Noon to 8; Closed Mon. the miracle of ^ Hckato Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. among U.S. prisoners. Tel. 643-4342 [j# oowrTtowp) manchesffor JIP atfairwayl ’The Marine Corps did not DILLON FORD in memory of Harry T. (Pete) X X Roy KaHh Miner. XXX x ^ x ’^x provide any specifics on Guy’s Some New Blossoms For Main Street charges against the thr^ee MAY 31 TO JUNE 2 Francesco Morasco, Sandia Lodge 23, helps plant petunias with Girl Scouts Theresd Balboni and Eileen Carroll, and John Spaulding. A Chamber of Commerce City Beautiful activity, the flower planting is a joint effort among the Town Parks and Recreation The Innovative Sandwich Department, Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America, and Girl Scout troops 670 and 15. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Robert Sawders “beefs up” his sandwich made of marshmallows, bananas, chocolate and ^ueeze cheese in a sandwich making contest in Mrs. Pat Vogel’s intermediate classes at Keeney Street Schwl. ’The contest was an exercise designed to stimulte an innovative use Bolton ** j'm- materials. Kyle Braun was judged to have made the most creative sandwich, and Tun Roy was judged to have compiled the largest. (Herald photo by Klemens) Senior Week Events GILLETTE DONNA HOLLAND Back Picnic comptroller, will be guest CCLJJ Booklet Defines ARTHUR DRUG I WALGRICN AGENCT speaker. LISTERINE VASELINE Correspondent Cub Scout Pack 157 annual DRY LOOK TRAVEL Holdi 3 trays of Ice Cubes Tel. 646.0375 picnic will be held Saturday Box Supper Picnic Quarts PETROLEUM Rights of Teen-agers 4Qt. Bolton High School principal from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at The Commission of Educa IRON Norman Shaw has listed the Herrick Memorial Park. tion of United Methodist Church Regular or Extra Hold JELLY ICE BUCKET schedule for seniors for the last Everyone is asked to bring will have a box supper picnic M 11 oz. Reg. 39‘ HARTFORD (AP) - Teen their parents, with no right of few weeks of school. his own lunch. Grills will be and game night Friday at 6:30 JUST means a firm loud vice, not a agers have legal rights to, ac their own, a CCLU statement Through June 6 seniors will available. There will be p.m. scream).” C cording to a booklet, “Rights said. The booklet tells, youths operate on the normal school organized games and activities. The event will be held in the ONLY —On appearance: “You may ONLY on! Civil Liberties for Young "how to cope with adults and schedule. Final exams are Boys presently in Cubs or front yard of the Memorial wear what you like in school, as NOW VOID at Sales End People” published Tuesday by adult institutions, not only so long as it doesn’t hurt you or the scheduled for June 7 and 8 with Webelos or new boys wishing to Building. Mrs. Ralph Boles is in For light home ironing, CLIP THIS COUPON — 89 Rag. 1” the Connecticut Civil Liberties they will have the knowledge furniture, or cause a distur seniors required to attend join scouting for next year may charge, with Mrs. Lionel Jean Reg. 1 3^4 oz. PLASTIC JAR Union (CCLU). which is the key to power, but bance...You may wear buttons, for school, for travel school only if they have an register at the picnic. overseeing the game portion. “You do not have to salute ARTHUR DRUG WALGREEN AGENCV exam scheduled. also because it will help them to armbands and other signs of Communion Breakfast Bulletin Board the flag or recite the Pledge of avoid trouble.” Convenient. With cord. Because of good academic belief, if they don’t carry racial The Knights of Columbus of The Salary Study Committee Allegiance (or a prayer, for Ms. Mears said much of the Moisture-proof plastic CITRONELLA records, some seniors will have TYLENOL or ethnic slurs, outright lies, or A St. Maurice Church will hold a will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. that matter) aiid you may re the requirements for some of booklet is common sense. Some obscenities.” case. Buy now & save! communion breakfast June 10 at the Town Hall. DESENEX main seated,” the booklet ad their exams waived. MITCHUM of it is advise she would give to —On lockers: If the principal CANDLE at the Parish Center following The Conservation Commis for the millions vises. "You may not recite a an adult. Class night will be held at TABLETS AEROSOL ANTIPERSPIRANT tries to search your locker Color Choice the 9:15 a.m. mass. sion will meet Thursday at 8 who should not counter-pledge, a poen or a ___ C Piano’s Restaurant, Friday, —On school attendance, the when you haven’t given your Nathan Agostinelli, state p.m. at the Town Hall. take aspirin. chant at the same time.” The booklet advises: “If you get permission, at least try to be A'A in. High June 1. Pkg. of too FOOT POWDER SPRAY brochure suggests the teenager 3 9 The senior prom is scheduled Desenex married or become pregnant sure someone else hears you n Extra Bouquet of 4.5 oz. ask for equal time. while you’re in school, you VOID at S«lM for Friday, June 8 at the Hart 6 oz. CAN object to this.” ford Hilton. lie s . 2 ” should be able to continue ’The CCLU stressed that the CLIP THIS COUPON Reg. 2” I t ‘in c l udes legal classes and other activities, at booklet cannot take the place of Y The senior picnic will be held ^ihing ■Coolif'9 Milduess '~ June 11 at Klar Krest in requirements for working, least until they can prove a lawyer. - Medicated ONLY marriage, and driving, and it you’re endangering your own “So if you are in trouble, or Moodus. Seniors will leave the Foot Care high school shortly after 8 a.m. $ ]6 9 JUST outlines a youth’s rights in health by doing so. You should need to know the specifics of LILT HOME PERMANENTS from ONLY (3 Reg. situations ranging from paren insist upon this right if you want tough questions, seek out a and return about 8:30 p.m. CHOICE OF REGULAR, Graduation is set for June 15 ]6 9 tal divorce to criminal charges. to stay in school...” lawyer you can talk with per at 7 p.m. Reg. or Unscented “A lot of kids don’t know —On the family: “Parents sonally,” the booklet advises. GENTLE, SUPER, LITTLE 0 9 what their options are in a have a right to discipline-their GIRL or MILK WAVE Annual Awards Assembly troubling situation,” said children, and the court will only ONLY Reg. 1.69 The annual awards assembly Judith Mears, CCLU legal interfere if this discipline is will be held Wednesday June 6 . JOHNSON'S director and co-author of the much harsher than in the or at 1:30 p.m. in the high school J&J BAND-AIDS noxzema booklet. dinary famijy.’’ Make gym. All parents are welcome Youths often have been given —On venereal disease: If you to attend. too HEAD & SHOULDERS n Rentals 3/4 in. BOX OF BABY OIL "well-meaning, but disastrous think you might have VD, you ADORN Among the awards to be SKIN ly incomplete” information, can go to any public or private the gratd given out are the Betty Crocker she said. Many lawyers don’t hospital for confidential treat Award, DAR Good Citizenship Plastic Strips CREAM HAIR SPRAY from or 10 oz. even know what rights youths ment. “If you want to preserve glad SHAMPOO Award, Yale Book Prize, have because there aren’t many confidentiality make sure the Connecticut Association of Sheer Strips b ^ y Reg. 99' legal precedents. bill for your treatment is sent IVoz. Lotion w itb FREE Women Deans and Counselors $7.50 o i l JUST "A lot of cases kids want only to you.” Reg. 1.99 Award, athletic awards and ONLY litigated don’t go to court, - ^ n police arrests: “...be Lady Trac II various departmental awards. polite, noncommittal, and as in JUST |iltraew.yaliiM because their parents don’t Razor Memorial Day Planting ONLY 6 or. JAR think they are important,” Ms. offensive as possible...If there In past years Mr. and Mrs. OVER 20 DIFFERENT QREASELESS c Mears said. Minors cannot file are other people in the vicinity, Harold LaWs, Brandy St. have MEDICATED court suits in Connecticut. try to talk loudly enough for undertaken the planting of RUFFLED SHIRTS 69 Children traditionally have them to overhear your conver sation with the policeman (this * flowers on the G reen for been considered the property of 1 88 3 Meniorial Day. The flowers are donated by Flare Trousers in I Albasi Greenhouse, Villa’ 20 Exposure Pack 49* VALUE Louisa Rd. Solids or Stripes 5* Ea. This year and, in future years, PLASTIC Value the Knights of Columbus of St. Maurice Church have taken on T7^ COLOR FILM SHUTTLECOCKS 3 t ^ ' ' the sponsorship of the planting. Patent Shoes or Boots SUMMER The Board of Selectmen has #126 size, drop-iti cartridge FRUIT DROPS & MINTS commended Mr. and Mrs, Laws for color prints. For daylight Pkg. of 3 0 for doing the planting in past One Day Service or with blueflash. CHOICE OF FLAVORS years. ONLY SESSION The selectmen would also like JUST LUXURY BRAND 1 0 Remington will refund ^5.00 on TOP to thank Albasi Greenhouse for ^ 1 9 6 9 ^ Give donating the flowers each year. of THESE LOW, LOW PRICES! Gift for every Groom .10 IIM 25-AOaiST 3 5 Pak MARK IV ____ ^MARKlll .. Model LB-26 Foolbart Registration . LASTS LONGER...NOT 09 Bulova ONLY t f ^ lO N L Y fc= W J ONLY Football registration for both Delicious... Creamy... Tussy Walgreen brand. AFFECTED BY MOISTURE, the Midget and Pony Leagues * 1 39 95 L ^4i4»959lA 9S Special rates STORAGE! Coursas Avallabla In LISTERINE will be held June 6 at the Town FRAGRANCE Accutron* 2 oz. • I il*' i . . . Hall from 8 until 9 p.m. - Proms • Cruises English, ceramics, painting, life sciences, For tha graduate who TOOTHPASTE Reg. 29.95 Reg. 25.95 All boys must be accom $22.99 Volie physical sciences, mathematics, sociology, ' needs the precise time, panied bj^ one or both parents. SOAPS Bulova guaranten the CREAM I Weddings WP«'MAX REMINGTON SHAVER $5.00 REFUND OFFER J As this will be the only registra psychology, philosphy, political science, accuracy of every Accutron watch to within Reg. 2.23 Value ! I J "EMi'iOTO'l* « « < W « \ J PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING.HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. May 30. 197S Obituaries ^N CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973 - PAc,' . ''EFN Benjamin Munson Dies, Vernon Notes Police Coventry Mrs. Arthur Bosse Town Approves Vietnam Medal Winner | Jeffery F. Trotter and John C. Started Candy Kitchen The Friday night and &tur- Mrs. Yvonne G. Bosse, 68, of items as handmade crafts, Report Trotter, both at home; a day, morning programs at the a 63 Charter Oak St. died this made by the girls themselves. daughter, Mrs. Peter Pii- Rockville Junior Liboiry will Three Retirements morning at Manchester Benjamin Joseph Munson, 71, There will also be homemade Richard D. Harris, 37, of Honorary Parade Marshal I zoferrato of Hartford; and two The present store on Rt. 6 Memorial Hospital. She was the formerly of Manchester and end this weekend and resume in Young -GOR^^s brothers, Richard Trotter of was built in 1954, and is owned the fall. fudge, cookies, cakes and The Manchester Pension Sycamore Trail, Coventry, was cargo hold. As he uirew it, the 'w ife of Arthur Bosse. founder of Munson’s Candy breads for sale. Trust Co., manager of the fund, charged Tuesday night on Hart John E. Levitow of Glaston maintenance for Manchester Orleans, Mass., and Eric by his son, Robert Munson, of On Saturday there will be a Board approved three flare ignited harmlessly outside Mrs. Bosse was born Jan. 21, Kitchen, died Tuesday at Ph-oceeds from the sale will of its action, and instructing it ford Rd. withbperating a motor bury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee schools. He served for three Trotter of West Stafford. Bolton. Walt Disney film starring retirements 'Tuesday and voted the plane. Golf TilrY^esult ‘*»**»*^ 1905 in West Warren, Mass., Memorial Hospital, Hollywood. to precede with investments un Levitow of 46 Sycamore Lane, years as a town director. M r Munson was bom Nov. go toward the girls’ trip to to change its ratio of in vehicle while under the in Levitow’s actions, according and had lived in Springfield, Fla., after a long illness. He Donald Duck. It will be for der the new ratio. The purpose will be the honorary parade Funeral services will be 18,1901, in Delaware. He moved Maine June 26-28. vestments in stocks and bonds. fluence of liquor or drugs. to the citation, saved the plane Mass., most of her life before was the husband of Josephine children in kindergarten of the change, backed un marshal of the Manchester HOLUt-€:iNTNER prizes were also awarded. Friday at 11 a.m. at Concordia to Hallandale, Fla., upon his Approved were the regular Police say the arrest was and its crew from "certain coming to Manchester nearly Miller Munson. through Grade 8, Free tickets animously by- the Pension Sesquicentennial Parade June ^respondent PerniilB and Lirenses Lutheran Church, Manchester. retirement six years ago. retirements of Police Lt. made as a result of an in death and destruction.” two years ago. A candy maker for many are available at the library. Society Officers Btoard, is to secure a higher 23. , • Tel. 742-8795 The Rev. Burton D. Strand, Survivors, besides his wife Edward Winzler and Miss vestigation by an officer who Horace Murphey, parade Parking permits for Lisicke LWV Headerd Survivors, besides her years, he learned the trade at The program will start at 10 Arthur G. Lyon Jr. has been yield on investments. The Young Republicans Club Memorial Park are now pastor, will officiate. Burial and son, are another son, David R^ion Jesseman, children’s observed Harris operating marshal, has appointed George husband., are a daughter, Mrs. ^e Newton-Robertson branch a.m. and end at 11:15 a.m. elected president of the Vernon Lt. Winzler, who reached the erratically. has announced the results of its available at the Town Clerk’s will be in East Cemetery, 0. Munson of Winterhaven, librarian at Mary Cheney Elliott of 129 Parker St. to be Richard Webb of Manchester; a in Hartford. He and hia wife There will not! be an afternoon Historical Society for a third police retirement-age of 55 second annual golf tournament, office, the permits are required By Mrs. Potter Manchester. Fla,, and three grandchil^en. Library; and the early retire Harris was released on his the? parade chief of staff. brother, Noel Gillette of Palm started their first candy store program as was previously an term. * today, will retire after nearly 26 held May 19 at the Skungamaug for use of the town beach from The funeral will b6 Friday nounced. ment of Mrs. Lillian Leggett, a written promise to appear in Elliott, a long time resident dale, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. in 1945. on Oak St. known as Other officers elected for the years of service — dating back River Golf Club. The club Jiine 15 through Labor Day and from the Wadlington and clerk In the Police Department. court on June 4. of Manchester, served the town Henry Gamache of Palmdale; Friends may call at the Munson’s Dandy Candy Co. The Coffee House on Friday coming year are Mrs. Alice to Aug. 8,1947, when he became reports that, while the number SOL R. COHEN Lawrence, budget chairman; Greaver Funeral Home, 201 All three retirements are effec for 27 years as cemetery are available to residents and two granddaughters and two Holmes Funeral Home, 400 He opened his roadside store, will start at 7 p.m. and will end CahLll, corresponding a supernumery policeman. He of contestants was somewhat property owners for $2.50. (Herald Reporter) Mrs. Ben Buckler, membership West Hallandale Beach Blvd., tive Friday, June 1. A yellow 1972 Volkswagen superintendent until his retire great-granddaughters. Main St., Manchester, one of the first of its kind in at 9 p.m. It will be for students secretary; Mrs. Rita Borden, was named a probationary less than anticipated, the tour Mrs. Rockwell (Althea) chairman; Mrs, Harold Clen- Hallandale, Fla. Burial will be The ratio of investments, was stolen over the weekend ment last August. Funeral services will be Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 totO New England, in 1949 on New in Grades 7 and 8 with Special recording secretary; George regular Oct. 1, 1948 and a nament was nonetheless con Starting June 1, the Motor Potter of 26 Gardner St. daniel, publicity chairman; and in Lauderdale Memorial Park, ■ effective immediately, will be from 69 Congress St. Police are Friday at 1 p.m. at Holmes p.m. Bolton Rd. guests to be folk singers, in Chase, treasurer. regular policeman a year later. investigating the theft. sidered a success and enjoyed Vehicle Department will Tuesday night was elected 1973- Mrs. Raymond Janeczek, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. cluding Jim Foran who has 70 per cent stocks and 30 per by toose who attended. 74 president of the Manchester Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Elxecutive council members His monthly pension will be VERNON assume responsibility for legislative chairman. appeared previously at the cent fixed (bonds). Until League of Women Voters. She The Rev. Wayne Kendall of are Hazel Lutz, Natalie Ide, $508, Town TYeasurer Roger Glen H. Scott, 26, of 66 The first prize of $30 went to motor boat registrations With the addition of 12 new South United Methodist Church library programs. No admis Susan Connell and Thomas Tuesday’s action the ratio was Negro said. Scott Leone of Manchester for formerly held by town clerks succeeds Mrs. Marshall (Lila) members during 1972-73, the 50 per cent for each. The Pen Village St., Rockville, was will officiate. Burial will be in sion fee is charged to the Coffee (tonnell. Mrs. Martin Fagan has Winzler became a sergeant in his low score of the day, 73. and the Department of En Cohen. The election took place League’s membership now Mrs. Gibson Dies, sion Board is informing the charged early this morning on East Cemetery. H erald House. been named chairman of the June 1952 and a lieutenant in Other winners in the low gross*^ vironmental Protection. at the League's annual dinner totals 124. Hartford National Bank & ^ West Rd. with speeding. Friends may call at the School Carnival membership committee; Mrs. May 1958. category included John Odell of meeting, at Willie’s Steak The League voted two priori Ex-Herald Employe Ctourt date is June 19. House. funeral home Thursday from 7 Yesterdays The Lake Street School PTO E. Fenton Burke, sites; Mrs. Theodore L. Fairbanks Manchester; Stan Pullin, A charge of $3.50 is required ty items for its 1973-74 local Rockville; John Newcomb, for boats under 16 feet in Other officers elected last to 9 p.m. 25 Years Ago will sponsor a “Carnival of Leonard Lucia, cemetery * agehda — a study of alternate Mrs. Esther Lenore Donohue daughters, Mrs. Dorothy E. Fun,’-’ Saturday from 11 a.m. to preservation; Mrs. Elsie Neff, Manchester; Pete Ippolito, length; $10.50 for those from 16 night are: Mrs. Thomas forms of municipal govern? Gibson, 58, of Wethersfield, a Johnson of Rocky Hill and Mrs. This was a Sunday; The 4 p.m. on the school grounds. town Hall preservation; Mr. Daydreaming Days Covehtry; and Bob L ^ , Storrs, to 39 feet; and $25.50 for those Donovan, first vice president; ment, including a survey of former linotype operator at The Janet R. Frenzo of East Hart Herald did not publish. One of the features of the car and Mrs. George Thompson, who captured second through 40 feet and over. Mrs. Frederick H. Burr, second Manchester’s present govern Herald, died Tuesday at Hart ford; a brother, Joseph L. nival will be a parade featuring tunnel preservation; Miss Ger- sixth place respectively. vice president; Mrs. Garrett ment; and a study of the impact Starting June 1, residents Thrasher, treasurer; Mrs. John 3 ford Hospital. She was the wife Donohue of West Hartford; two 10 Years Ago bicycles, .tricycles and turde F^iller, publicity and Miss May Be Numbered In the next score placings, of regionalism on Manchester. may obtain dog licenses at the FitzGerald, corresponding Charles Trotter of Frederick B. Gibson. sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth About 6,000 see 95th annual carriages. It will form at the Lutz, temporary librarian and derived by the Callaway han It accepted ^s its continuing Governor Town Clerk's office. Current secretary; Mrs. Robert Heins, VERNON—Charles Trotter, Mrs. Gibson was born in Coleman of Wethersfield and Memorial Day observance with corner of Tunnel Rd. and curator. dicap system, were Charlie local reponsibilities: WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy First Lady licenses must be renewed by recording secretary. 45, of 27 Legion Dr. was dead on Palmer, Mass., and had lived in Mrs. Frances Clen of Rocky parade and ceremonies at Russell Dr., at 10:30 a.m. and Rockwell H. Potter Jr., oT the observations on brain-wave Signs Bills Rodnik, Coventry; Paul Wiehin, ... Support of the school go to the school. hfonchester Historical Society scientists have developed a forms were noted to be Storrs; Bob Hjalmeer, the end of June. Also, Mrs. Walter Schardt, building program, based on arrival at Hartford Hospital Hartford before moving to Hill; and two granddaughters. Munro and Center Parks. John E. Leviiow Attends Rites this morning after being Wethersfield 23 years ago. Funeral services will be Prizes will be awarded in two will speak at the next meeting “daydream-warning” machine different among Middies who HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Manchester; and Joe Price, unit chairman; Mrs. Lawrence review of of referendum of the Vernon Society, June 13 designed to sound off if a person were “studying.” Bristol. All dogs over six months old Handley, finance chairman; questions as they occur. stricken while at work at Pratt She had been employed at Friday at 2 p.m. at the Rose age groups in both the boys’ and Thomas J. Meskill has signed a Levitow, a former sergeant in WASHINGTON (AP) - F irst. at 7:30 p.m. in the Edith Peck hooked up to it isn’t concen These observations led to the John Newcomb won the must be registered, according Mrs. Randolph Widmer, ... Support for adequate and and Whitney Division of United Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm the girls’ divisions. They will be bill appropriating $100,0(K) to the U.S. Air Force, was Lady Pat Nixon and her ’The Herald for more than 20 K-3 and 4-6. Room of the Rockville Library. trating on the job he is doing. development of an “attention- daughter, Julie Eisenhower, hole-in-one contest, which was to Town Clerk Elizabeth bulletin chairman, and Mrs. realistic funding for the Board Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Putnam Man Dies the Connecticut Department on awarded the Congressional years before she retired in 1972. He will speak on Manchester’s The machine offers promise level analyzer,” into which can open to all participants. His ball Rychling. A charge of $3.50 for James Harvey, co-chairman; of Education, based on annual He was the husband of Mrs. Village Cemetery, Student-teacher events will Aging for Meals-on-Wheels Medal of Honor for gallantry in attended the funeral She had previously been PUTNAM (AP) - Marcel for keeping airplane pilots, be dialed the level of concentra today in Greenwich. was four feet, eleven inches males and spay^ females is Mrs. Ira Epstein, voters ser review of budget and program 0 Margaret Bodo Trotter. Wethersfield. include three-legged race, egg Sesquicentennial exhibit. programs. Vietnam. George Elliott employed as a linotype Belleville, 44, of Putnam, died radar and sonar operators and tion an individual should be from the cup. Other winners in required, as well as $7.50 for un vice chairman, and Mrs. as will henceforth be outlined in Mr. Trotter was born Jan. 9, Friends may call at the toss, sack race and potato race, Tbe money will be distributed The presentation of the Medal Conn., of Secret Service agent operator at the The Hartford today when his car swerved off long-distance truck drivers oh using plus “an allowable this event were John Docherty spayed females., Morgan Wilt, co-chairman.. the Planned Program Budget 1928 in Manchester, son of funeral home today and hourly from noon to 3 p.m. The to cities and organizations that of Honor stems from Levitow’s J. Qifford Dietrich. He was Courant for 12 years. U.S. 44 and slammed into a the alert, the Navy says. daydreaming factor.” of Cory and Scott Leone. Also, Mrs. Wayne Reynolds, System format. Charles and Ethel Gillespie Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. booths will feature white provide meals for elderly actions of Feb. 24, 1969 while Elliott served in the army killed in a crash of a presiden She was president of the tree, state police said. Prof. Karel Montor of the “When the individual exceeds shutins. Winners in other categories The town clerk’s office will publications chairman; Nrs. ... Support of an educational Trotter of Manchester, and had elephant items, jewelry, books, dropping flares from his air during WW II in the Pacific tial helicopter in the Bahamas Wethersfield Civitan Ladies Couple Named U.S. Naval Academy at An the allowable daydreaming fac Saturday. were awarded a package of golf be open extra hours on Satur-' George McLafferty, program similar in scope and lived in Manchester before records, toys, patterns and John and Sally Surdell of The governor also signed craft to illuminate a battlefield. Theater with the rank of major. and a past president of the napolis, Md., where the tor, he will be so alerted by a bills: President Nixon was on ms balls. days from 9 a.m. to noon during nominations chairman, and design to Project Concern. coming to Vernon 12 years ago. other items. Hoffman Rd!, Ellington, were The aircraft had been hit by He holds five battle stars and Wethersfield Players, in which machine was developed, says in tone. If he continues to way to a summit meeting with Nine ticket holders won June, to accommodate Mrs. Sedrick Rawlins and Mrs. ... Support of the consolida He was a 1946 graduate of VD Education A Country Store will feature presented the “Member of the —Increasing the penalty for an enemy mortar round and all the Purple Heart. she was active for many years. a “Naval Research Reviews” daydream beyond an accep welfare fraud. French President Pompidou in prizes in a raffle, and ten door applicants. William FitzGerald, co- tion of the 8th Utilities District Manchester High School. penny candy, brownies, Year” award by the Tadeuz personnel in the cargo hold, in Also appointed to a parade She also belonged to the report that the Navy has no in table limit, a second alarm will Iceland at the time. chairmen; Mrs. George and the Town of Manchester. He was active in the Cub and School Board Topic cookies, fudge and other Kosciuzko Benefit Society at its —Creating probate districts cluding Levitow, were wounded post by Murphey was Theodore Griswoldville Ecclesiastical tention of using such machines sound, notifying a third per in Newington and Glastonbury. The 25-year-old Secret Ser-_^ Boy Scouts in Vernon. He was a homemade items. 53rd anniversary dinner-dance, by shrapnel. L. Fairbanks of 344 Oak St. He Society of Wethersfield. to see whether Annapolis son.” vice agent was killed when a n " member of Concordia Lutheran The Manchester Board of school board meeting is set for There will also be a booth Saturday. —Making the state’s, probate A smoking flare was rolling will be parade adjutant. Survivors, besides her hus midshipmen are daydreaming Army presidential helicopter Church of Manchester. Education tonight will hear a 8 p.m. in the school system’s where the girls can have their Surdell has been a member of court administrator a probate around the compartment, band, are a son, Frederick B. during studies. Hospitalized bringing him and six other Survivors, besides his wife report on the venereal disease central office, 45 N. School St. nails done and their faces made the club for more than 30 years judge rather than a Superior making it impossible for Fairbanks, a member of the Gibson Jr. of Wethersfield; two Court judge. agpnts in for presidential guard and parents, are two sons. education program in the The VD program was up, plus games, movies, horse and has been active in many of BRIDGEPORT (AP) - John anyone to grasp it. Levitow, Manchester Police Department But midshipmen who were duty, crashed into the ocean off town’s secondary schools. The developed by the school system and pony rides and its programs. Mrs. Surdell has Driscoll, head of the state —Guaranteeing that veterans realizing the danger, threw for 10 years, is a past com volunteer participants in a long- who qualify for unemployment the private island of Grand Cay with the. cooperation of Dr. refreshments. been active in the auxiliary and Labor Council, was reported in himself on the flare and mander of the Dilworth- range project on brainwave compensation shall not have in the Bahamas, where the Nicholas Marzialo, town health Church Bazaar the couple runs the club’s “fair” condition at Bridgeport dragged himself to the rear of Cornell-Quey post of the I research; helped develop the Hospital today. their benefits reduced by Nixon family was on a director, and the Manchester An organizational meeting bowling alleys which provide the craft where he was able to American Legion. machine by occasionally not military pension payments. Memorial Day weekend holiday Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. for the annual St. Joseph bowling facilities for members A spokesman said today that throw the flare out the open He is superintendent of Tolland Graduation concentrating on their studies. visit. The school board tonight will Church bazaar, was held and also for outside leagues. Driscoll was admitted Tuesday also hear reports on career recently and the Rev. Hyacinth During the summer of 1972, with a “medical problem.” Changed To June 17 education and Manchester High Lepak and the Rev. A1 Kisluk >X•X•XvX•^X•^X•X•X<<❖ X•XwX•X^^wI•X•^l School’s COEP (Cooperative were named honorary p.m. at the Tolland Public chairmen.- Joseph Gill was M Occupational Education' Support the Manchester Lions Library building. Program). Beldon Schaffer and named as general chairman. I ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS Vivian V. Kenneson program sponsored by the The speaker. Miss Bernice Paul Greenberg, board The bazaar, to be held August Correspondent Conservation Commission, Hall, will show slides and talk members, will re|port on the 13-18, will be sponsored by all of 1 Manchestei' Tel. 875-4704 Land Trust, and Historical on her recent trip to Israel and personnel and finance com- i the societies of the church. Tolland High School seriiors Society, will consist of short Rome. The public is welcomed. mittee and the building and Tag Sale have succeeded in changing walks through interesting 4H Show and Tell sites committee. C a d e tte T ro o p 25 of m SUNGLASSES FOR THE FAMILY graduation ceremony from places on Sunday afternoons The Tolland 4H Clubs will The board is expected to act Rockville, under the leadership SAVINGS this summer. June 20 to Sunday, June 17. present a “Show and Tell” tonight on seven resignations, of Mrs. Leon Rowe, Mrs. CRACKER JACK A Board of Eklucation chairman The first walk will be this demonstration night at 7 p.m. two leaves of absence, a Thomas West and Mrs. Frank Adult Teen James Cornish and Superinten Sunday beginping at 2 p.m. at Friday at the Religious Educa remedial reading program Sutyla, will hold a tag sale & L O A X Child 1 dent of Schools Dr. Kenneth Settler’s Rock on Gehring Rd., tion Building of the United Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m grant, and establishment of two Wire-frame styles with 4 Davs 4 Days MacKenzie decided on the proceeding up Old Kent Rd. to Congregational Church. and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m Plastic-frame styles to Safe, unbreakable poly- additional teacher-coordinator impact-resistant glass. Natural vita For relief of change after two meetings with Metcalf Rd. and the Benton Each 4H Club will have a at the home of Mrs. Sutyla, 61 fit your moodi Case. eythlenetoflt little foiksi positions in the high school’s min E.2(X)I.U. pain. 300 tabs. Student Council chairman Homestead. Transportation can table which will display COEP-program. South St. Ernest Smith. The seniors cited be arranged for those wishing projects completed throughout The sale will feature such several reasons for their dis to drop passengers at Settler’s he year. A puppet show, a SPRAY DEODORANT PROTEIN SHAMPOO satisfaction with the June 20 Rock anlm ove cars to Metcalf fashion show and other 4 Days Y Remember the Date... date, and the one that mainly Rd. 4 Days demonstrations of 4H worK are Kmart*brand C Kmorrsham-art^ho decided the change was that Additional information may included in the program. for the fami p o o f o r parents working second shift be obtained from Robert Bass PHOTO ALBUMS MAY 31 {•X*: Fluid Margie Titus and Lorrie ly, 7-oz.* can. hair. 16-oz.* OuncM could not attend a week night at 875-7053. Rain date is June 10. All Styles — Fillers Too 68 ' Elderkin are in charge of the ceremony. 20-oz: listirine* 6.20Z.'GL0SE-UP* fashion show. You Get The Best For Less At Pleze 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. ANTI-PERSPIRANT 4 Davs Cornish polled the board m UNGUENTINr SPRAY -4 Days The public is invited and 4 Days 4 Days M ■ v members after meeting with Arts of Tolland 20 oz. CToothpaste/C Annual Meeting refreshments will be served. Kmart^pray^^^^H For pain re- 1 W bottle' mouthvAKh. Smith a second time. Even Buy Cracker Jacks and be glad you can seel protection. 9- - X lief from bums. ■ ^ though the graduation date is Arts of Tolland will hold its Cub Scout Picnic annual meeting and election of PLAZA DEPT. STORE 5-oz. can. ^ mM changed, the diplomas will Cub Scout Pack 15 will have a (We Have A Notion To Pleaee) carry tW6 original June 20 date officers and trustees tonight at picnic Sunday from 3 p.m. until WETTING 8:15 at the Religious Education Next to Frank’s Supermarket FROST AND TIP* KIT as the certificates have been dark at Crandall’s Park. In case This ad paid for by ' printed. building of the United EAST MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SOLUTION of rain the picnic will be June 9. Fogarty Brothers Clolrorhome q 7 Dr. MacKenzie, citing the Congregational Church. The meeting is opened to the 2 Fluid Ouncae holr-streoking State Department of Education klt.Sovenowl ■ ■ 8-OZ: RIGHT GUARD requirement of completion of public and registration for the i i - o z; f o «m t* CREAM OFOLAY 4 Davs ry4J)ays 180 school days, stressed that summer arts and crafts 2 o z . R ich HAIR SPRAY Super dry or '€ .Re^lar.Men- although graduation will take program will be accepted. 4 Days cream for a 0 1 7 natural spray, -w - - w 'a ^ * fhol or Lime. 4 / W place on June 17, seniors must AND ALSO GET A smoother,..... 11 -oz. Gjilette* ^ return to school until June 20. Summer Program softer com DryLook*exfro-^W m X , holdorregukir. W f ST The time of graduation has Registration plexion. not yet been set. Open registration for the Arts of Tolland summer arts and BOX SPRING &AAATTRESS RURRING ALCOHOL 100 B U F F E R ir TARS I 4 Days 4 Days ^ ^ _ Walk in Tolland crafts program will be held serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 “Take a Walk iir Tolland,” a Saturday at Town Hall from 10 1 pt. antiseptic' Arthritic- ^ 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. $ Isopropyl for strength for ^ Registrations may also be tlre^d muscles. aches. PRELI^SNAMPOO 9-OZ.* BABY LOTION 3 4 Days 4 Days mailed to Arts of Tolland, Inc., Liquid or 7 0 ^ P.O. Box 163, Tolland 06084. For SPRAY RAGTIME* PINT MINERAL OIL Vaselln^ln- 0 0 6 Since 1891 many things 4 Days concentroto. ■ 4^ tensive Core* In Memoriam further information call 872- DURING blau 4 Days M F m Cleansing anti Safe and gen- ^ In loving memory of our moUier and 6094 evenings, or 875-8687 furniture stores faUier, George L. and Mary I. Graziadio, septic for cuts, tie intestinal between noon and 1 p.m. Midalelown Oit) S,i,brook M.inrhoMi-r who passed away May 28, 1958 and May OUR scrapes. 4.5-oz.* lubricant. 30, 1968. 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 have changed. But not There's a sad and sweet remembrance Library Book Sale . TAME*RALSAM DOX 170 Q TIPS* A memory fond and true A sale of old books for the 4 Days 4 Days A token of appreciation, benefit of the Tolland Public 1118 Main Street Savings & Loan service Bodyondcontrol Cleon ears, 0 And a heartache still for you. Manchester • 643-4189 07 Library will be held Saturday • ' «, for your hair. wounds. Soft ' 16 OZS: SHAMPOO CREME HAIR RIHSE Daughter, Son and Families 16-oz. * bottle. a cotton tips. 4 Days 4 Days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Just three (3) days left of unbelievable bargains In choose trom. We want to make It loud and clear that SS5: The old black coal stove has gone ... alectricity has Choose from y f ^ d The Tolland Library Associa- Bedrooms! This otter ends this Saturday, June 2ndl 1 6 OZS.* With A • § $ ^.tion will sell old books on the , you get a genuine Eclipse Box Spring and Mattress replaced the oil lamp . . . even .the Bible has been 16 PWUII>S’‘ TM S U U L T TOOTHBRUSH 3 fine kinds. " P f conditioner. ^ f In Memoriam Every bedroom suite we own will have substantial lawn of the library. In case of (twin or lull) absolutely FREE with any group you revised. But Manchester Savings & Loan is still 4 Dayi In loving memory of Mrs. Rosine price reductions no matter what the make, no choose and believe It or not, prices start at only M Milk of mag- f Hoar, who passed away May 30, 1950. rain the sale will be held up helping folks to own homes today, as we did in 1891 6 stairs. matter what the style, and you’ll have dozens to $269.95. nesio for sampler and Jm Z U M Every day In some small way. S when we were Manchester’s only financial institution. stomach. toothbrush, for * Memories of you come our way. Time and years roll swlfUy by. i linimum^ C H O O S E H O M So wouldn’t you prefer to have Manchester’s most 40 K mart DENTURE TABS But love and memories never die. Library Meeting 12-OL'IIYLAIITA* The Tolland Library Associa BRAND NAMES Most Groupings Consist of experienced home financing counsellors help you m ortgage 4 Days 4 Days ^ ^ Sadly missed. tion will meet Monday at .2:30 when you buy a new home? You may require as little Effective relief Foil - wrap v Son, Clarence. e lli‘\WOi)d as 5%. With a Savings & Loan mortgage you can add ^requirement of heartburn. It's effervescent TONrPERMARENT 14-OZ.* WHITE RAIM* Wakofil'Id • TRIPLE DRESSER good tasting tool cleaner. 4 Days 4 Days e BuvsrU e Kemp costs of repairs or remodeling later on without a Regular home W T Y S h o rn p o o f i O d e Qinsulidatcd • MOUNTED MIRftOR M permonent. N with lemon. W every e Fon'.'it • Pulaski refinancing charge. You can pay up earlier than an BUSTEH CRABBE e Vuugiuin • • SPACIOI» CHEST ticipated, too, without penalties. Come in and see us POOL ALL SEASON it equipped with ALL ON • MATCHING BED tomorrow. No obligation. POOL, INC. DISPLAY • B EDDIN G Rt. 44A on Bolton Lake, Open Eveninqs BUDGET Bolton Tel. 649-6962 •Tii 9:00 P.M. MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTIQN ^ LENDER TERMS • Feeds chlorine automatically Monday thru Choose from: .21 WASH H DRI* POP-UP W ET ORES* 200 FACIAL TISSUES TAME* CREME RINSE MIST CONDITIONER e Whisks eway surface Impurities ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friday, Sot. o 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days • Keeps filter operating at top efficiency Instant spray W i g • Cute down on vacuuming BUSTER Til S;30 P.M. NO EARLY AMERICAN • MODERN COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 Disposoble^B W C 70 moist towel C 2-ply white,* 8-oz.*forun- £ S O € INTEREST towelettes. mw m ettes. S 0 V el m a a colors. for^w m rulyhoir.. V w bolsom. 614-oz. ■"JJf’ ' ALWAYS ON THE JOB— Plenty of DELIVERY c h a r g e s SPANISH • PROVINCIAL even if pool It unettendedi Fret Poriiinq ON CoayytiPnO 1973by S. 8. KHESOE Company (Eet. 1959) SET UP UY^A-WAY MEDITERRANEAN STYLES 239 Spencer St. - Silver Lane Ext. PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., May 30. 1973 -•11111' •MIIIM- • ' • MANCHESTCR E ^ 30,'1973 - PAGE NINETEEN Tolland Travel Center Hebron Rejects School Institution Trading Causing Concern Among Brokers By ^OHN CUNNIFF and banks and pension and stitutions, the .'price spread Budget Second Time eaERALDEGimcnsciLiL AP Business Analyst without liquidity, they produce eight other stocks and the Plan Opposed mutual funds. grows and the market is con earnings at which the stock wide price swings. other- issues'being all but NEW YORK (AP) - A deep But now the attitude of many balance into less than 15 other sells — in many years. determine why they voted vulsed. Not everyone on Wall John Whitehead, chairman of forgotten. ANNE EMT made by a resident who had fear of institutional trading has industry leaders is 180 degrees issues.” , For the first time in decades, VIVIAiN V. KENNESON pumps. Schoenhardt had include Crandall’s Park and the against the budget, the majori Street was heartened, for the Security Industry Associa But there is another aspect to Correspondent f voted in the minority for accep AUnMUniG DEFROST Policeman’s Blunder spread through the securities different. They fear in While this may be exceptional some of them are seriously con Correspondent explained the "Travel Center” high school ball field. ty (19) felt it Was still too high. example, by tfll 29.42 point leap tion, provided some this situation that some people Tel. 228-3971 tance of the budget. industry, which only a few stitutional trading will ruin the behavior, it isn’t unique. The cerned about their ability to Tel. 875-4704 earlier this month, at an infor Janet Hyndman, Department There were 12, however, who Officer Harrison halted a speed in the Dow Jones industrial remarkable figures on concen might think^ represents, poetic L ess than 50 re sid e n ts The next step is again up to ing molori.sl and.'gave him a tick years ago scorned the in markets. They are courting in assets of scores of institutions raise capital, or at least to raise Approxitnately 65 residents mal hearing, as a center for the of Environmental Protection, felt it was too low echoing the average last Thursday. Rather tration of ownership at a recent justice. It concerns the fact attended last night’s town the Board of Finance, who will et. But he failed to notice that the dividual investor and dividuals.. are concentrated in the same it without incurring prohibitive turnra out last night to oppose a traveling public with emphasis RmERnoRhasa than seeing it as evidence of meeting of that brokers' that on orders of more than spoke on the inland-wetlands meeting and by a vote of 19 to 17 sentiments of Edward meet in executive session, man was intoxicated. Scarcely five scrambled for the big block list of less than 50 stocks, while on the professional drivers. There are some interesting strength, they viewed it as an costs. Some companies with $300,000 the rates are now fuel station application in the act, which Tolland has not yet rejected the Board of Hinchliff, school board chair decide what course of action to minutes later, the same motorist organization: other, very worthwhile com commissions. reasons for this. One of them is institutional aberration. "normal” P-E ratios of 12 to 18 negotiated rather than fixed, as proposed "Travel Center" on Of the 54.5 acres, presently implemented. Miss Hyndman man. Hinchliff, prior to the vote drove his car through a red traffic “One of our largest banks,” panies, are ignored. Education’s proposed 1973-1974 take and again bring the budget The individual wasn’t paying that liquidity, or the ability to Too often, they say, the in are selling for 6 to 9. Rt. 195 (Merrow Rd.) near Exit owned by Stuart Tinkham, said the state is interested in on the budget, explained how Separate EyeHM light and knocked down a woman he said, “received over $1 they were a few years ago. budget of $746,424 for the se to a town meeting for action. his way, was the common smoothly match buy-sell These ignored companies now So that is one reason; The plans are to develop 32 acres for pedestrian. stitutions not only own the billion in retirement and pen It results in this scenario, 99. the 220-acre marsh surrounding cond time in as many weeks. the board could possibly work In the meantime, the mili excuse for declining the odd lot orders, requires many in are highly distressed about the concentration of investing the Travel Center, which will Could the woman hold the city same stocks but buy them at sion fund money to invest last related by Whitehead; The Zoning Board of Appeals the site as a resource. ’Two weeks ago, when the with a cut of $15,500 as opposed rate for the town is still up in ...mdrfsonfy business of the small investor in vestors willing to trade at , lack of interest in their shares, power in a re la tiv e , few include a 100-room.-.jiiotel, legally liable for the accident be much the same time and sell year. It placed 65 per cent of "Broker; By the way, Mr. took no action on the public Tolland Conservation Com general government and to the $24,900 cut made by the the air. If the budget had been favor of the huge commissions various prices. When the which have plummeted to the product extremes of price in restaurant with facilities for cause of the officer’s blunder? them almost in unison. Playing that amount in just seven Institution, we think we should hearing on the application of mission chairman Robert Bass regional school board’s budgets finance board. He listed several approved last night, the rate 28incheswkle! paid by insurance companies traders are only a handful of in lowest price-earnihgs ratios — some corporate issues and 200 diners, 4,000 square feet of “The city is supposed to pro games with each other, and stocks, another 20 per cent into charge you 8 cents a share on developer Richard Schoenhardt opposed the plan and read part were approved, the school areas where the cut cobid be would have increased by 2V4 vide police protection,” she ar the number of times per-share results in a vast number of office space, a bazaar with the excess over $300,000. of Simsbury for a total of 22 fuel of letter from the Coventry board’s budget of $729,324 was applied. mills bringing it up to 74.5 gued in a court hearing. “That’s various stores, and a lounge and Conservation Commission rejected mainly because the These included $3,350 for the miiis. what we pay taxes for. If the offi washroom for professional which stated concern on the part-time music teacher, $500 Mora tiim-and-vrark cer hadn't let that drunken driver Board of Finance cut $17,i00, Memorial Exercises Mving convwiloncMl truck and bus drivers. effect of the proposed project for substitute teachers salaries, get away, I would never have World's Most Complete HI-FI Electronics Center Rockville which represents Hebron’s No refrigerator section Schoenhardt applied to the oh the Skungamug River. $1,500 for special education Because of Monday’s rainout gotten hurt.” share of transportation of of Memorial Day ceremonies, defrosting everl Big ZBA for four pumps at each of .Other opponents included transportation and $4,000 for freerar holds 91-lbs. Hospital students to Rham High School the Americal Legion will hold four islands to be located at an Laura Thorpe, owner of the special education tuition, $400 for double sessions. memorial exercises at 7 this Mora Storage than Notes area reserved for large marsh, who questioned that a for custodial salaries and $100 Concern was expressed at evening at St. Peter’s you'd believe in only vehicles, and three pumps at truck operation is in the best in for custodial supplies, $5,500 for 28*1 Freezer door holds RADIO ^ Admitted Friday; Barbara that first meeting the local Cemetery. each of two islands at the terest of the town. Mrs. Thorpe board should not be han the well at Gilead Hill School packages, >/z gal. Sanchez, East Hartford; Penny All Legionaires and other caitonsi Refrigerator automobile parking area. recommended strict dicapped with operating at a and $200 for home tuition. Sulman, Stafford Springs; In a direct question by residents interested in par door has 2 shalves. precautions against use of possible $17,100 deficit when it Most of the members of the Huge vegetable bid ELECTRONICS Charlene Smith, Linden Place, Concerned Tolland Citizens ticipating should assemble at LAFAYETTE chem'icals if the project is ap Board of Education voted stores 9/10 bushel! Rockville; Dorothy has no control over the regional the Legion Hall at 6; 45. organizer Folke Ericson, proved. Many residents op board’s vote to have double against the budget because it- 3 cabinet shelvesi Beaverstock, Grove St., Schoenhardt admitted that a posed the project the the noise sessions next yesl^r. was too low and as Hinchliff put Rockville; Barry Rowe Jr., turnover of 900 vehicles per day and air pollution factor. it, “We will not limit the educa About Town $f Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; Susan Originally, the school board 195* would be necessary to realize a Schoenhardt said last night requested $771,324, which tion the children are getting in The Golden Age Qub will 3 Leach, Spring St., Rockville; profit. CTC co-organizer Dale that he has been unable to see a reflected a $107,709 increase our school system.’’ meet ’Thursday at 1 p.m, at the Ella Wasilefsky, Ward St., Tower cited traffic tie-ups get But the court disagreed, saying copy of the proposed new com over the present operating A motion was made to recon Senior Citizens Center. W hite Rockville; Barbara Kochen- the law simply does not recognize Grand Openinq Sale! ting onto Exit 99 ramp with prehensive town plan. He stated budget of $663,615. sider the budget but was ruled Members are reminded to bring burger, Storrs; Penny Ray waits of 15 minutes on 1-86. this kind of a claim. plans for a septic system with Since the first rejection, the out of order because it was canned fruit for a kitchen EASY T E R M S with approved credit mond, Hillcrest Dr., Vernon. Charles MacArthur of 100 per cent reserve area, a social. ft is true that all members of LAFAYEHE H I I i Lafayette LSC-25 Solid-State 3-Piece I Board of Finance met in 'Minimum Retail Price the co m m u n ity are e ntitled to rea Discharged Friday; Mary Merrow Road led opposition double width driveway, and de j Our 74th Hi-Fi and Gauvin, Windsorville; George executive session and You may order the model shown through ui, your franchlted QEdealer. sonable police protection. But Modular Stereo Hi-Fi with a presentation of a com acceleration lane from the this is a general, not a specifle, ® PICKERING Barrett, South St., Rockville; reinstated the $17,100 but plete environmental impact next-door Exxon station. He right. It does not mean that each I Electronics Center,- i Florence Quellette, Charter retained an additional $24,900 Phono System study, including charts and also will ask the state to install cut. TREE victim of a crime, if he can point 0 j Flushing, N.Y. j Rd., Rockville; David Noel, slides. AccoTding to MacArthur a traffic light at the entrance, to some police error, can collect Vernwood Dr., Vernon; This was the budget a 1972 traffic study showed 31,' and a flashing light on 195, at presented last night which still damages from the city govern 100-Watt AM/FM Edward Ord, Ellington Ave., m ent. I Sale Prices in effect | 400 vehicles traveling west and his expense. reflects an $82,809 increase, or PEIUL_ & Son Rockville; Lillian McIntyre, 26,900 east on 1-86, with 21 per SPRAYING The reasoning is mainly prag through Sat., June 2nd | as Richard Grant, chairman of 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. matic. Courts fear that if such Stereo Hi-Fi Phono System Sunnyview Dr., Vernon; Joseph cent exiting at 99, and an in Schoenhardt said he dis the Board of Finance stated, Phone 344-0321 claims were allowed, the financial Konicki, Grand Ave., crease of 23 per cent on 195 the «« .ra. • 843-2171 Rockville; Eugene Joslin, agreed that the center would “15 per cent over last year.’’ burden on cities would be stag If Purchased last two years. cause further traffic congestion Last night’s rejection MILLANE NURSERIES Quality Service and Ganuine Parts Since 194ir gering. Lewis St., Rockville; Patricia MacArthur cited 10 accidents Nevertheless, under certain cir Individually Freniere, High St., Rockville. as professional drivers are not appeared to reflect Grant’s since 1968 on the 195 curve that travelling at peak traffic hours. statement, as when questioned AND TREE EXPERTS cumstances, a person may indeed 441.70 Births Friday; A son to Mr. have a special right to police pro Sale! ’329 the entrance site would be He noted the closest building CROMWEU. CONN. LAFAYETTE and Mrs. Bruce Smith, Linden in a vote by the moderator to tection. Consider the problem of located. Also.figured heavily in would be 400 feet from Merrow Complete System Includes; guarantees satisfaction Place, Rockville; A son to Mr. Read Herald Advertisements the person who is an informer or with Purchase MacArthur’s study was the Lafayette LR-810 100-Watt AM-FM Receiver— superbly en Rd. and that the service area ii material witness in a forthcom .1 d : t =< 30-Day Money.B.ckjSu.ranlee and Mrs. Lenwood Willette, area, surrounded by the Tolland gineered with highly flexible and compatible features. Has of LSC-25 would be 900 feet from the road. ing trial. If he is in danger, the With Purchase of Talcott Ave., Rockville; A son Marsh, is a settling basin for all inputs and outputs to satisfy your every request. De Lafayette wiU,in°3o“ j" '/III'" ^ huy at to Mr. and- Mrs. Michael Schoenhardt stressed that it city is likely to be held responsi LR-810 System signed with IC's and FET’s (or quality FM; FM stereo indica Lafayette SP-55 son, lor a full ,e(unp fog, with carbon rtionoxide ble for his safety. Dolnick, Somers. would not be a franchise but tor light; pushbutton function switches; plus many more.* original” ...... carton, like r S K f e i r s having twice the effect. He “ Otherwise,” said one court, “it Lafayette Reg. Headphone receipt. "ew condition, with your sales Admitted Saturday; Richard that he and another interested Garrard Model 408 3-Speed-Automatic Turntable with attrac noted the settling basin would party would operate the center. Fun Kids in 1he Outdoors might become difficult to coiP tive matching base* Reg.44iM 49:95 ^ ^ 60-Day Exchange Guarantee Bean, Old Stafford Rd., vince the citizen to cooperate with SP-55 m Pickering P/ATE-1 Elliptical Diamond Stylus Stereo Cartridge Tolland; Faith Ann Dole, South law enforcement officers.” Headphone 2 “ KLH 17" 2-Way Acoustic-Suspension Speaker Systems— In one unusual case, the family Features famous BSR 4-Speed Automatic "Mini-Changer" with Dia r6asofi, for an ifpm nf P^^fchase, for any Windsor; Virginia Fahey, Fox 10" acoustic-suspension woofer plus 1%" direct radiator mond LP Needle; 10-Watt Solid-State Stereo Amplifier; Two 4" Wide- ply by paying ||,j JiSher price sim- Hill Dr., Rockville. of a suicide victim tried to blame Reg. 44^95' type tweeter. 3-position high frequency control. Oiled wal Rainge Acoustically-Matched Speaker Systems; and Simulated Black '"“st be in priginai carton' Merchandise the city because the police had nut finish on all four sides. Discharged Saturday; State Abandoning Leather Base with Walnut Vinyl Trim. (24-0323BWX) 'ylth your sales rfceipl. ' ' “ndilion, Katherine Avlasvich, Linden missed a chance to prevent the Place, Rockville; Lisa Breton, tragedy. They said officers had come out to investigate a family Shoddy Hill Rd., Andover; T i r Automatic quarrel, then left with things still in.....- ma- M Joseph Brooks, Gerald Dr., unsettled. tuners and receivers Merchanii^^'^***® amplifiers, i We bought out the panred by ^ P o r s a f e T r e c '.^ ' accom! Rockville; Alan Brown, Staf But the city was exonerated. Panasonic RF581 ford Springs; Linda Camp, Toll Collectors The court said even if the officers Scott Dr., Vernon; Rose Clark, should have stayed longer, they AC/Battery AM-FM j entire stock and saved Fivl'yelr'^rl'n'''”" Valley Falls Rd., Vernon; still could not fairly have fore lerial and worLanfblp"'" HARTFORD (AP) - Those automatic lanes means that SAVINGS FOR BOYS W-^handrsernosfbe^accoC'i;^^^^^^^^^ Ronald Depietro, Mountain St., SAVINGS FOR GIRLS SAVINGS FOR CAMPERS seen that the man would take his I it for a special sale coin-catching plastic chutes motorists will no longer be able ow n life. Portable Radio Rockville; Judith Duval, New used to automatically collect to zip through the automatic Permanent Press Short Sleeve or L ______8*iri Check Guarantee Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Susan Ja- nickels, dimes and quarters lanes without paying the toll,” 30” X 16” X 12” A public service feature of the Camp Shorts American Bar Association and sion and baby. Terrace Dr., from motorists along the Wood said, noting that annual Sleeveless Tops Foot Locker be aow'oul.’ we w U rg e rin V '^ ' '<'m A Our the Connecticut Bar Associa Rockville; Bruce Morrison, Connecticut Turnpike and other estimated toll revenue losses "brailed quantify" excepteV"'* ** Reg. Our tion. Written by Will Bernard. Special Purchase! Jefferson AM-FM-FM Mansfield; Mrs. Margaret Volz state toll roads soon will be from evasions have been cut and baby, Stafford Springs; 2.49 _ Reg. replaced by human hands. from $300,008 to about $120,000 1.88 12.99 © 1973 A m e ric a n B a r A s s o c i^ i^ ^ No-iron poly/cotton; 5 pocket, 1 .9 9 Pointelles or ribs, solids or 8 .8 9 George Wilson, Storrs. A. Earl Wood, state transpor by a new surveillance program belted style. Navy, olive, tan. prints. Scoop or mock turtle.7-14. Reinforced corners, brass Stereo Modular System Births Saturday; A daughter tation commissioner, an initiated last year. 6-14. plated hardware & lock. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray nounced today that effective ’The department plans to staff Camp Shirts Cotton Denim Zip Front Shorts Steel binding. Black vinyl mond, Hillcrest Dr.; A son to covered. Lafayette LVLUV Log Periodic Color June 28 the state’s 52 automatic the toll booths through All cotton knit; short sleeve, Q Q C Patch pockets, pullring zip, belt 4 A A with 8-Track Stereo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silver- crew, pocket. S to XL. Reg. 1.19 OO Petroleum toll booths will be converted to September with summer help loops. 7 to 14. I aijy Camp Trunk, 36”x20”x13” TV FM Antenna man, West Willington. Look at all these features: volume, bass and treble slide controls; Y manual operation. then add 33 full-time and 110 Boys’ Underwear Naugahyde vinyl on 3 ply frame. 0 0 8 8 While poly/cotton; _ _ Girls’Panties. __ Bills Delay blackout lighted slide-rule dial; tape program indicator light; stereo 17-Element “ Suburban” Admitted Sunday; Dale Wood explained that the part-time jobs in the fall. Reg. 27.99 t b f c Cartridge Piayer headphone jack; phono input; stereo indicator light; AFC for Drift- elastic waist briefs, O x Q Washable nylon prints * 3 Q C C Q C U H FV H C fM Ulitsch, E. Main St., Rockville; Free FM; twin speakers; handsome wood-finished cabinets. (17-02380W*) 3 Anttnui iii 1 move is designed to accelerate '”rhe creation of 110 part- T-shirts; 8-18. l o r f c a f 9 and solids. Sizes 4 to 14. W w Heavy Gauge Vinyl Ponchos Requested Chonn»l$ 2-93 Lily Cleary, Thompson St., the flow of traffic, particularly time jobs through the state Rockville; Ruth Martin, Peter Boys’ Sweatshirts 1 & 2 Pc. Swimsuits Roomy hood & carry case. Q C t C during peak commuter hours; should be of assistance to Crews, long or short sleeves. for pool or lake! 4 to 6x HARTFORD (AP) - The Below Green Rd., Tolland. eliminate toll evasions; in students, retired persons in 3.99 Reg. to 1.29 w 9 Many colors, 10-16. Reg. to 2.29 Girls’ Jeans executive director of the from individual Discharged Sunday; Faith crease employment and defer need of additional income, and 5 Pc. Aluminum Mess Kit Connecticut Petroleum Council Original Ann Dole, Abbe Rd., South Boys’ Swimtrunk Flares and cuffed styles in denim Save 139.90 component prices Sale! costly expansion projects at housewives who are available Nylon prints, lastex solids. orchambray. 7-14. has urged Gov. Thomas J, Windsor; Barbara Kochem- 3.99 certain toll plazas. to work three or four hours at a Assorted colors, S, M, L.Reg. 2.99 Swamp Coats Cup, pan, plate, pot. lid. Reg. 1.99 1.44 Meskill not to let two petroleum Wholesale LAFAYETTE (Jriterion burger, Storrs; Agnes Trefil, “We believe that converting time,” the commissioner said allocation bills become law. Charter Rd., Rockville; Robert Boys’ Pajamas Waterproof rubberized line(. Heavy Gauge Scout Canteen Cost 1 2 “ the automatic lanes to manual “We propose to have a pool of Poly/cotton, no-iron. Long leg Hooded. Sizes 4-14. 4.99 The reason, John F. O’Brien ^ P IC K E R IN G Kozlowski, Sycamore Lane, operation is in the best interest and sleeve; 8 to 18. Reg. 3.49 Bakelite cap w/chain, carry case. 4 A permanent part-time employes said Tuesday, was the federal We made a special buy . . . you get a special Reg.i9^ rSave Over 3.^ Manchester; James Boettcher, of the motoring public, es who will be recruited through Girls’ Crew Socks . Reg.1.89 | ,4 | 4 # government’s intention to Box Mountain Dr., Vernon; Boys’ Baseball Caps Sizes 6-11. 3 Pr. Pkg. price. This famous Panasonic radio is loaded pecially the commuters who the state Employment Office” Large selection of felt and cotton pre-empt the regulation of with special features- slide-rule tuning dial; Cotton or Nylon Big 23 ”x30” Bari’acks Bag‘ Ranges: VHF to 85 Miles. UHF to 50 Miles. FM to 55 Mrs. Shane Argraves and son, caps. Reg. 1.29 1.29 AFC; 2-way\bass and treble controls; integrated pass through toll stations going The conversion to manual petroleum distribution. Miles. 4'8” Boom. (18 01836WX) Somers. to and from work,” Wood said. Rubberized OD cloth, heavy In a letter last Friday, circuit; 4 X 2 V4 " PM dynamic speaker. Complete 360-Watt AM/FM Full-Logic operation of the toll booths will Boys’ Western Jackets, SAVINGS ON TOILETRIES seams. Reg. 1.78 with batteries, earphone, and shoulder strap. Admitted Monday; Susan “Because of the inability to Poly/cotton denim or twill. Snap O’Brien urged Meskill to con I Featuring the Lafayette NO EXTRA VHf UHf rM SuMIrr Coupltf mean a $178,(XX) a year increase (17-31157*1 CHARGE «i|h purchase u( Color Antennj Saxby, Sandy Beach Rd., deposit commutation tickets in front, 2 pockets, 8-18. Reg. 5.99 Camp Ax with Cover sider the ramifications of a bill I LR-4000 4-Channel AM- 4-Channel Stereo Hi-Fi Phono System in operating expenses. Wood Travel First Aid Kit I FM Stereo Receiver — Ellin^on; Patricia Hawron, the automatic equipment, com said. Boys’ Jeans 1-1/4 It), cast alloy head, establishing a state Petroleum Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; Joan 14 " overall. Reg. 1.99 ____ I used by CBS to monitor I muters have been prohibited All cotton or poly/cotton. Denims, O DO Our Products Control Commission I all their 4-channel SQ I If Purchased Dombeck, Lawrence St., from using the exact change twills; 6 to 18. Reg. 3.99 4 b a O O Reg. Caldor 9 V. Transistor Batteries and one requiring wholesale I records | 3.77 Individually Rockville; Barbara Stills, Staf lanes. Forcing them to use the 2 .1 9 distributors to sell to indepen-; Lafayette RK-79 Battery/AC Dynaco A-25 2-Way ford Springs; Dorothy Schultz, |<^FR(STAID| Butterfly^ bandage, ban- For your radio at camp. Reg. 88c 6 8 ' 8 9 8 .9 0 mixed vehicle lanes with truck SA V IN G S IN FOOTW EAR ) daids, mercurochrome, ad dent gasoline dealers. PortaBle Cassette Tape Recorder Sale! .759 Aperiodic Speaker System Hillsdale Rd., Rockville; traffic is considered to be a hesive tape, smelling salts, etc. Caldor ”D” or ”C” Batteries O’Brien said the federal Of Kimberly Crowley, Crest Dr., Cops Condemn Complete System Includes; major cause of congestion and For camp flashlights. A fice of Oil and Gas last week Vernon; Liana Kuras, South Ked Basketball Caldor Aspirin traHic back-up experienced City’s Cruisers Bottle of 100 Our Reg. 22c Reg. 2 lor 33c O tor ^ I published guidelines stating its ■ Lafayette LR-4000 360-Watt 4-Channel AM/FM Stereo Receiver— the world’s only stereo receiver with SQ-W Windsor; William Urban, during peak commuter hours,” Sneakers intention to "preempt the wave-matching full logic circuitry for ultimate channel separation . . .fe lt to rjghi, front to rear. Plays CAMPBELL, Ohio (AP) - everything in 4-channel— Columbia's popular SQ. QS (regular matrix), CD-4 (when aux. equipment beconres 3 Burke Rd., Rockville; Floyd» Wool Blend Camp Blankets Sale! Wood said. Caldor Toothpaste states from entering the field of Our available), 08 cartridges (with 08 player), and derives 4-dimensional sound from your present 2-channel Sale! Smith, Roods Rd., Tolland. Police officers in this com Generous 5 oz. size. Our Reg. 47c 70% wool. Size 60” x80 “., A Thirty-six of the 52 exact- Reg. allocation of crude oil and stereo records, tapes and FM broadcasts. Complete with wood case and all interconnecting cables' Discharged!,-. Monday;' munity of 13,000 have refused to 5.99 _ Reg.5.49^ef f refinery products.” 2488 change booths are on the 3 .8 8 Caldor Toothbrushes ■ Garrard SL55B 3-Speed Synchro-Lab Automatic Turntable featuring adjustable anti-skating control. Protes- cruise the streets because they Jet back style, assorted Lorraine Dolnick, Somers; Connecticut Turnpike where Polyester Bed Pillows $ 0 O’Brien said because national sional cueing device. Complete with attractive matching base and dust cover’ claim their cars are unsafe. ' I colors. Boys 11 to 6, men 6- ,6 pack; medium or hard.Our Reg.69c 5 4 '? ., Madeline Frederick, Union St., Wood said 16.6 million of the 92 21 '■ X 27" standard cut size. ^ £ coordination was needed if the ■ Pickering V-15 Micro IV/ACE Elliptical Stereo Magnetic Cartridge. Ihcludes "Dustamatic Brush'" Police Chief William Halase 1/2 to 12. Rockville; Jenny Sisco, million cars that used the 6-12 insect Repellent fuel allocation program was to ■ 4 "Criterion 4X" Deluxe 4-Speaker, 4-Way, 12" Speaker Systems— features 12" woofer, 5" mid-range 7 oz. spray, 1.29 size. Cannon Terry Bath Towel Springfield; Virginia Fahey, superhighway last year sent each shift of officers home Misses’ & Teens Sneakers succeed,, the guidelines said speaker in its own enclosure, 3" high frequency tweeter, and I'/)"-super-high frequency tweeter. Oiled Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; Roger traveled on comnjuter tickets. without pay Tuesday after they Heavy canvas uppers, full foam ^ Q Q Coppertone Lotion Size 22" X 44", very absorbent. 99' states "should refrain from R e g.-29:95 walnut cabinetry* arrived at work and refused to cushion. 12-1/2-4, 5-10. I a W W Wells, Overbrook Dr., He said 32 of the 78 toll lane^ 8 oz. bottle. Our Reg. 2.39 adopting independent allocation ride in the vehicles. With purchase of LR-4000 System 0 Rockville; Mrs. Charlene Smith on the turnpike would be Leather Hiking Shoes Printed Beach Towels . _ _ programs which would obstruct Features pushbutton controls; record, safety- R e g..98 :95 Toilet Kit Famous brand motifs.Jringed. T 0 7 and son. Linden Place, designated "cars only” in an ef Mayor Rocco Mico said two Cushioned for comfort. Ruggedly built! the smooth and equitable func lock button; Automatic Record Level Control. Lafayette F-4400 Headphones... Reg.89:95 Includes military brush, comb, 3 4 "x62” Reg. 2.29 Includes microphone with remote contxol FREE! Wide-range response using a 10" extended range Rockville; Mrs. Mary Willett new cruisers had been ordered YOUTHS: 6" height, 8-1/2 to 3 tioning of the national fort to speed up processing of toothbrush holdgr, soap box, switch, 30-minute cassette tape, AC line woofer, and new soft dome tweeter for natural sound. and son, Talcott Ave., vehicles. and should arrive within two Reg. 8.99, steel mirror. Reg. 2.99 program.” weeks. 6.88 2.44 SAVINGS ON SPORTS cord, 4 "C” batteries, and earphone. Designed (or use witli amplifiers of 15 watts or more. Rockville; Mrs. Sandra “The conversion of the 8" height, 12-1/2 to 3 Reg. 9.99 The director said he had (99-16123L*) We Carry a Complete Line of 4-Channel Records, Tapes and Cartridges Oiled walnut finish. (21-23545W) Schneider and daughter. South TIMELY SAVINGS received no reply from the St., Rockville. 7.88 governor’s office. Meskill’s B0Y S:6" height, 3-1/2 to 6 Fielder’s Glove _L Admitted Tuesday; John An- Reg. 11.99 Sport Watch press secretary, Terence dreol, W. Main St., Rockville; 9.88 Mariana, said he wasn’t sure Auto Burglar Alarm Lafayette Automatic Universal Lock Mount Lafayette “Super Mini” Raymond Clark, South St., by Endura Reg. the governor had had time to ^ Lafayette C-60 Cassette 3-Pak 5.99 Save for Car Tape Players AC/DC VOM Multitester Rockville; Lena Dimmock, 8 " height, 3-1/2 to 6 Reg. 12.991>10.88 Our 4 .8 8 consider O’Brien’s request. 24-Hour Timer RFD 2, Tolland; Anna Mlngst, Reg. O’Brien said he did not /V/‘ , a Wool Blend Socks 12.97 Tan or yellow and blue leather. Over ■ RFD 8, Vernon; Tracey 65% wool, 35% .nylon. While or 8:99 specifically ask Meskill to veto Sale! 14" lOver^ Sale!.99r^ Northup, Baxter St., Tolland; colors. 9-11,11-13. Swiss movement, sweep second the bills, which were rushed $5.00 Reg. 48:95 Sale! 3' Sale! Limit; 3I pkgs. per customer L —— ------99' Fielder’s Glove fleg.7.99 Stella Wiecneski, Hopkins Rd., hand. Rotating bezel, calendar. through the general assembly Sale! Boys’ Crew Socks Little League approved in group. 'Reg,:Jt9& 1875 Wans Reg^-&;;95 Ellington; Elnora Willis, E. Cushioned foot; white 3Pr, 5.77 last week after a public hearing ■ Helps prevent break-in, damage, theft. Penetrating Save Over 18% R8g;A99' for Cassette and 8-Track Car Stereo-Tape Players. Pre Main St., Rockville; Gerry and darks. 1 size fits 9 to 11. on gasoline marketing policies. ■ police siren proteots all openings— doors, trunk, 1.39 Stop Watches by Breitling Mini Rucksack Reg. 3.49 Helps prevent burglaries! Turns lights, appliances vents Theft— Take Your Tape Player with You When You Compact Pocket Size. Reads ACroC Volts Three of Lafayette’s regular high quality lubricated ' Wolfe, East Hartford. But, he said, the measures ■ hood. Pick-proof key lock mounts on outside of auto. and fans on and off automatically when you're not Leave Your Car. Easy to Install. Tape Player Plugs in and to 1200 Volts. Seoarate Red Scale lor Low “ ‘It: v-;'-r Men’s Loafer Socks ^ ^ 1/5 or 1/.10 second time out timer. 4 O O Pouch size4 X 7" . rucksack 12 x 24'. ? . 7 4 60-minule cassettes in vinyl carrying case. 128-01520) Cr^ews of highly absorbent 3 ^ Q could be reconsidered by the Complete with all parts plus 2 keys. (11-62064) at home. (13-01407) Locks; Just Slip Out to Remove. (17-63010) AC Reading. (99-50791*) Discharged Tuesday; Elra Reg.18.99 I f c a . O O Moros, Buff Capp Rd., Tolland; cotton. 1 size fils 10-13. Pkg. I legislature when it meets Mrs. Penny Raymond and 3 lb. Polyester Sleep Bag Friday for the last time. Men;s or Boys’ Crew Socks 7Jewel Stopwatches I ^ Q 0 MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD STAMFORD MILFORD BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN daughter,' Hillcrest Dr., Ver Nylon shell. warm“hll. 100' zip S prti Shopping Center Blihop’i Corner Shopping Contor Ridgeway Center Conn. Post Shopping Center Lafayette Shopping Plaza Hamden Plaza non. MEN’S:5 p ,. 2.49 BOYS’: 5 Pr. 1.99 Reg.12.99 (391 Broad St., off Center St.) 357 No. Main St..cor. AlbanyAva. Open Lata Man., Thurt., Fri. Open Lata Men. thru Sat. Open Late Men. thru Sat. Open Lite Men. thru Fr). 8.88 (Adjoining Lord & Taylor) 'til l:M P.M. 'til 9:30 P.M. 'UI 9:00 P.M. 'til 9:00 P.% Births Tuesday; Twin Extra-high platform shoes PHONE 646-2711 daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Open Late Man. Ura Pri. PHONE 236-0693 ! 3 WAYS TO CHARGE have been criticized by driver *tll 9:00 P.M. Opan Lata Maa., Tliari., FrI. STORES COAST-TO-COAST Franklin Darby, Ho'ffman Rd., education' instructors as possi 'til 0:30 F.M. We reserve the right to limit quantities. BANXAMtniCAIIOl ^ Ellington; A daughter to Mr. 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALE Wed. thru Sat. bly hindering brake and gas 'Im ported and Mrs. John Kaminski, Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. p ^ al maneuverability. MANCHESTER Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Villi«e St., Rockville. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 1973 e Rham High Students Given Academic Awards ; Stamps in K : SAFE LIVING Jonathan Horton, William Tonnessen, Karen MacDonald Members of the present way and will continue through day and in the evening. ANNE EMT Roberts and David Ranson, and Luaren Slivinsky, social ; The News seventh grade will be in atten June Sirom 2:15 to 4 p.m. daily. Bowling- ; AP Newsfeatures ' MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Correspondent music; Robert Moore and Jerry studies. ' dance in both the classes and Tel. 228-3971 Abney, boys physical educa Representatives work in Rham’s year-end bbwling ; By SYD KRONISH the activities. Refreshments Grades 7 through 12 will be on banquet will be Thursday im tion; Noreen Vierira and Orienlatioii will be served through the Rham High School held its an view in the Commons featuring mediately after the final ses Summer is almost upon us, MarlaineOollins, girls physical J. Colin Pushee, principal at courtesy of the present seventh Parents of offenders of this nual academic awards program education. crafts,. sculpture, painting, sion of regular bowling is com and with summer comes school law are subject to fines and jail Rham High School, has an grade mothers. drawing and design. pleted. last week and presented awards Also, Bonnie Massey, Paul nounced an orientation The culonial post rider — the vacations. Children.,will be out sentences. In addition, a si^or oneman Parents are advised that the man who delivered the mail to enjoying the warni weather. to students in IS curriculum Vitols, Jonathan Siok, David program for parents of in- Health This is just the legal side of areas. show featuring the work of John ^ bowling bus will be returning to the early settlers of America — But children are not Wted for Poirier, Laure Devine and ooming seventh graders this Kathy McAuliffe, ninth the question. What about the Receiving awards were: Jonathan Little, science; Lynn Greene of An&>ver will open in school at approximately 5:30 is honored on a new U.S. com confining recreational ac evening at 7 in the school grader, has won a third place p.m. on that day. memorative stamp to be issu^ question of safety? Homer Grenier and Lorraine Atherley, Michele Wright, the library June 5, during the tivities to playgrounds and auditorium. award in the Greater Wiliiman- June 22 at Rochester, N.Y. The Nationally, over 70,000 Rainey, art; David Johannson, Jacquelyn Stomberg, Ellen parks. At this time of ^ear children between the ages of 10 The program will be followed tic Health Exposition at issuance coincides with a meet children are apt to ^e crafts; Corinne LaRock, by visits to the classrooms with Windham Regional Technical ing of the Society of Philatelic and 14 are injured in minibike Charlene Marquis and Mary FLETCHER GLASS CO. anywhere. ' accidents annually, according INVITATION a modified schedule of periods School for her display on Americans being held in that McCann, business; Alice Caya, city. Motorists should be on the to Robert C. Leuba, com set up to allow parents to attend “Alcohol and Blood Pressure.” JENO'S FROZEN Raymond W hite,. Joseph Over 28 Years Experience ^ Of Tlie -cenler is the third in a lookout for children, especially missioner of the Department of TO BID classes in the academic areas Art of MANCHESTER 8 Remesch, Michael Donnelly, series of four stamps called in residential areas. Motor Vehicles. The Board of Education, and to view activities in the Rham H i^ School’s annual SNACK T R A Y But not all children will be Kathryn Wirth and Chery Manchester, Connecticut special areas. Art' Show is presently under '■’I’he Rise of-the Spirit of Inde COUPON GOOD MAY 27-JUNE 2 In the past few months there Auto - Plato - Window QIo m • Mirrors - Glass „ LIM IT: ONE COUPON walking, running or riding Foley, English. solicits bids for Boiler Water pendence” in celebration of the have been five deaths in Fumituro Tops - Picturo Framing • FirOplaco A _ PER CUSTOMER , _ bicycles around to enjoy the Also, Marla Miner, Lori Treatment. Sealed bids will be Bicentennial of the American minibike accidents in the state. Itevulution. This series of adhe- • spring weather. Bugbee and Linda Carter, home received until June 14, 1973 at Door Mirrors - Madicino Cabinots • Special Work Parents siiquld supervise the sives points to the role commu economics; Jesse Person, 3:30 p.m. at which time they { Each year more and more use of minibikes. Minibikes, nications played in spurring the children become motorized. Richard Frost and Neill Brown, will be publicly opened. ’The Collector’s Items when used on trails under industrial arts; Jean Barrasso, ‘ 1,000 REWARD! Revolution. JlOO’S ’STAMPSB Danish Plates Each year more minibikes and supervision, are safe fun. right is reserved to reject any Tlie post riders being hailed Patricia Barton and Cheryl 649-4521 Presidential WITH THIS COUPON go-carts appear on the streets Parents should teach children and all bids. Specifications and carried letters on a 500-mile Dixon, French; Thomas Mills, $1,000 reward lor infonnathm leading to the arrest and Decanters X AND PURCHASE OF'c NCT-OZ. PKG. . and trails of Connecticut. how to handle the minibike bid forms may be secured at round trip from New York to Jay Wederstrom and Walter conviction of persons responsible for Ihe April 7th Estimates Gladly Given Nuilne It should be noted that it is il safely. the Business Office, 45 N. Boston. 'They were expected to Berk, Latin; Donna Henderson, murdw of Harry T. “Pete” Miner of Bolton. Contact Open Thurs. A Fri. till 9 P.M. ! JOHNSON'S NO MORE ■ legal to operate such vehicles To achieve this, three major School Street, Manchester, Reproductions complete one round trip, a Spanish. 8gt. Buchert of the State Police Barracks In Bat fill 8 P.M. on public streets. Usually the safety rules should be follow^: Connecticut. Raymond E. month. Early accounts of these U.S. GOV’T. GRADE ‘A’ - §HENANDOAH ■ TANGLES WITH BODY I drivers of these types of Also, William Allen, Guy Demers, Business Manager. . Colchester. Telephone M3-6604. All repllee held In the Plastics in Stock mail journeys noted that the U.S. GOVT. GRADE ‘A’ - ALL WHITE MEAT ITALIAN STYLE - PURE 1) Always check out the 54 McKee St, Manchester ■ COUPON GOOD MAY 27-JUNE 2 vehicles are unlicensed and in Kaskela, Andrew Shajenko, Raymond E. Demers strictest of confidence. ‘A” - 3/16” - %” carrier “received con I minibike to be sure that it is Barbara Holmes, Nancy Per- Durrell ■ concluded that tigers main thread is Durrell’s never- civil rights movement. Their in MANCHESTER EVENINcf HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. May 30, 1973- PAGE TWENTY-THREE communicated by sniffing. So Curr«nt boring, always eloquent plea teresting analysis of CORE he set about learning the vari BUGS BUNNY for animal preservation. As he notes that success was follow^ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE [BOOK REVIEWS ous sniffs as best he could, then Best Sellers puts it, “The animals that by problems that eventually led (Compiled by Publlehert' Weekly) 1 WISH THERE WAS SOtAE HE CAN'T >OWU ME AN' MV BI6 tried them out on one of the bigt share the planet with us are to decline. W«/ TO KEEP WOVER FWOM WITH HIS MOUTH TH IS 2SUV W ON'T eflAND STILL LONOENOUaH MVWDRP.SAM.AS A AW. IF ITS r MOUTH.' , FOB ME TO DO A ->■*- .0 .4 >.* PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. May 30. 1973- PAGE S^tandings TWENTY-SEVEN A.L.’s Leading Hitter Blomberg Frustration Marks Two A. J. Foyts AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East East W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB Chicago 28 18 .609 . '‘xl Are Determined Detroit 24 20 .545 Scene at 500 Race j • • Ne«f York 23 22 .511 Iti New York 21 21 .500 5 To Sit Out Against Southpaws INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — There were two A.J. Foyts in garage Baltimore 19 20 .487 IVt Pittsburgh 19 20 .487 ' 5V4 No. 29 on toe Speedway's.Gasoline Row, and it was hard to detect Boston 19 22 .463 3Vk Montreal 18 21 .462 6 ^ INDIANAPOUS (AP) - Frustration ... toe race, hoping conditions would im which was more determined to win an unprecedented fourth Cleveland 20 25 .444 4tii St. Muis 18 24 .429 8 NEW YORK (AP) — New York Manager Ralph Houk isn’t TONIGHT’S GAMES / gray, dismal frustration. prove. They didn’t. Graig Nettlbs ended Catfish Hunter’s scoreless Inning string at 27 championship in toe Indianpolis 500. Milwaukee 19 24 .442 4Vk Philadelphia 19 26 .422 8 ^ going to let success spoil him. So what if Ron Blomberg is leading Elsewhere in toe American League Tuesday ight, Boston edged CANDLELIGHT It was toe overriding emotion during innings when he hit a home run in the second inning A rm ory vs. P ero ’s, 8:15 “I don’t see why we can’t win it,” said Anthony Joseph Foyt, Weal West California 2-1, Baltimore trlm m ^ Kansas City 3-2. Minnesota D^an Yost singled home toe two futile days of attempting to get past “.We have a very dangerous situation the American League with a .404 average. Fitzgerald Sr., better known as Tony, as rain peppered down on the metal Chicago 26 14 .650 San Fran. 31 20 .606 ‘ again, as did teammates shut out Milwaukee 1-0, and CHeveland outslugged Texas 9-7. winning run in toe bottom of toe the pace lap for toe Indianapolis 500-mile here. The track is not safe,” Fengler said. And so what if. Blomberg extended his hitting streak to 17 Roy White and Bobby. Murcer. Moriarty vs. Groman’s, 7:30 rootafter a second day’s postponement of the big race. “Being in California 23 19 .548 4 Los Angeles 29 19 .604 Vt games Tuesday during the Yanks’ 7-1 victory over Oakland. Does Detroit’s game at Oiicago was rained out. Fitzgerald seventh inning as WINF race. The powerful, tubocharged championship Houston 28 21 .571 2 Blomberg had two hits, a fact which pleased him because he defeated Vito’s, 11-10, under the the eighth row means nothing to A.J. He could make that up in Minnesota 23 19 .548 4 all that necessarily mean that Blumberg will be in the lineup Orioles-Royals Lynch vs. Gorman, 8:45 cars cannot run safely on a wet track. the first 50 laps.” 22 .542 4 Cincinnati 26 20 .565 2V^ figured he wouldn’t be in the lineup at all Tuesday night Baltimore squeezed past Kansas City with Brooks Robinson lights at Mt. Nebo. A steady drizzle Tuesday washed out the Kansas City 26 today against Oakland? Fitzgerald The father of toe auto racing star, a three-time Indianapolis Oakland 23 23 .500 6 Atlanta 17 28 .378 11 “IJfhought Blue would be pitching tonight,” Blomberg said singling home Paul BUir with toe deciding run in toe eighth in Don Standisb and Ron Allen classic race for toe second straight day, A.J. Foyt, looking for his fourth Indy “There’s no way Blomberg’s going to play against a lefthanded after the game. “I thought I’d be’sitUng on the bench.” Dean vs. MCC, 6:15 Robertson the first time in the 57-year history of toe winner, is a youngish-looking man of 60 who plays nursemaid to Texas 13 28 .317 13Vk San Diego 16 32 .333 13Vk pitcher,’’ Houk said concerning the possibility of Blumberg ning. Blair had doubled jand moved to third on a wild pitch before Dick’s vs. Nassiff, 8:45 Nebo both carried toe big sticks while win, was one of three drivers fined $1()0 What pleased the Yankee manager as much as his team’s hit event that it has happened. A.J. s Coyote and that of George Snider, another member of the Tuesday’s Games playing tonight against Vida Blue. Robinson’s hit brought him home, CB&T vs. Multi, 6:15 Nebo five other men had two hits each Tuesday for improving their ting was toe performance of pitcher FYitz Peterson. Peterson each. positions before Monday’s aborted start. Jim Gilmore team. He is the head mechanic. Tuesday’s Gaines Chicago 7, Houston 1 “If I took the chance of fouling up Blomberg against a Vittner’s vs. Second Congo. The race was rescheduled for 10 a.m. New York 7, Oakland 1 Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 1 now 4-6, limited toe A’s to five singles — three by Bill North ’ Twins-Brewers Art Warner had three singles The others were Steve Krisiloff and Peter He was one of those most disturbed by the two days of rainouts lefthander. I’d be a poor manager. I never even gave it a Bobby Darwin boomed a leadoff homer in toe seventh inning 7:30 Nebo EDT today. and the frustrating on-again, off-again starts, although his 38- Boston 2, California 1 St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 0 thought.’’ “Peterson was pitching like toe old Peterson,” Houk said. “We while A1 Grzyb and Mike Revson. knoiyve’re going to score runs, so what we’ve got to do is find and that was all Bert Blyleven needed to pitch Minnesota past BA’s vs. Lock Stock, 6:15 year-old son took it in stride. Cleveland 9, Texas 7 Los Angeles 9, Philadelphia 3 Keeney Orlowski both had homers . Thirty-one of toe 32 remaining cars in One reason why Houk is able to breathe easier with Blomberg som w ie who can help us keep the other guy from scoring.” Milwaukee. Blyleven allowed just six hits. The first rain delay Tuesday wasn’t bad “It's exasperating,” he complained. “Up every morning at Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2 New York 5, San Francisco 2 WINF vs. Frechette, 6:l5 REC the starting field managed to get in a out of the lineup is that Felipe ^ou is hitting lefthanders at a Houk said Peterson had been working all week on improving a for everyone. five, getting the car ready, hauling it back and fourth between the Minnesota 1, Milwaukee 0 Only games scheduled less-spectacular pace of over .30(1 Illing. parade and pace lap Tuesday before toe flaw in his pitching motion in which he had been letting his arm Indlans-Rangei's ‘ Center Congo scored in every track and the garage, fighting the rain. Pretty soon you get all Detroit at Chicago, rain Wednesday’s Games Cleveland outlasted Texas in a slugfest. George Hendrick had inning to defeat Hartford rain returned. The display of muscle power in the Yankee bats is reminiscent down from its normal position, causing the ball to straighten out CHARTER OAK A brake hose on John Martin’s McLaren whipped out. Houston (Forsch 4-5) at of the Yankees of days of old. three hits and three runs batted in for toe Intoans while Alex National, 25-9, in toe opener at had been seared in toe Monday wreck and The offensive show against the World Champion A’s raised toe Glen Construction bombed One of toe original starting field of 33— The younger Foyt holds numerous Indianapolis records. Wednesday's Games Chicago (Pappas 2-3) “The Yankee offense is reaching the point where it is scaring Johnson had three hits for toe Rangers, who lost their 17th game Nebo. Steve Banas had five hits gave out on toe parade lap Tuesday. Yankees’ team batting average to .268, third best in toe Fuller’s Package, 27-8, last Besides winning in 1961,1964 and 1967, he leads all active drivers Oakland (Blue 3-2) at New New York (Matlack 2-6) at people, particularly righthanders,” Houk said. in toe last 23 starts. with while four came from Bill David “Salt” Waltoer’s No. 77 —was mis York (Medich 3-2), N American League. Besides Blomberg, the Yanks have Jim Ray night at Fitzgerald Field. Buzz in the number of miles driven in competition. 5,410; most Indy San Francisco (Bradley 3-2) Tuesday’s game was an example of the new-found firepower. Reliever Tom Hilgendorf earned toe victory with 5 2-3 innings Brown with Garence Switzer sing from toe lineup then. It was toe only Martin had to go into the pits and would California (Wright 3-5) at Hart (.323) and Thurman Munson (.305) among toe top 10 batters. Keeney carried a big stick car damaged seriously enough in Mon points, 4,950, and most leading laps, 324. He is the only driver to Atlanta (Reed 2-5) at of two-hit relief. Jerry Johnson finished up. and Connie Banas each have missed the start of toe race. The have started the last 15 races. Boston (Tiant 5-5), N Pittsburgh (Moose 3-4), N going 6-6 while Dan Gauchione, day’s multiplecar wreck to be missing repair was made with the help of collected three hits. The father said he had learned to accept accidents such as the Cleveland (Perry 6-5) at Byrd Carlson and Mike Mistret- Tuesday. Waltoer was seriously injured in polesitter Johnny Rutherford’s chief Cincinnati (Gullett 5-3) at St. For toe losers, Larry Rome one on toe opening lap Monday, in which A.J. was mildly involved Texas (Broberg 0-4), N ta each had four hits. the accident — a scant nine seconds after mechanic, Hughie Absalom, and some Louis (Foster 3-3), N and Pete Avery collect^ three but not hurt, but the same was not true of A.J.’s mother. Baltimore (McNally 3-6) at In a losing effort. Buddy toe false start of toe race. USAC officials, who helped Martin’s crew Montreal (Torrez 3-5 and hits each while Avery clouted a She gets nervous - she'd like for him to quit,” he said. Kansas City (Simpson 3-3), N Stoneman 0-2) at San Diego Buder had three hits followed get a new hose, Losing Pitcher solo homer. Keith Shaver and Speedway officials and drivers were Minnesota (Hands 4-4) at (Norman 1-6 and Caldwell 2-6), Tom Terrific by Don Provencal and Bruce Don Lewis produced two hits Milwaukee (Parsons 1-3), N 2, N Fish with two bingles apiece. apologetic in their remarks about toe se Martin was asked if the delays made RELAXING-Race drivers apiece. cond washout. Detroit (Lolich 3-5) at Philadelphia (Carlton 5-6) at him edgy. His reply apparently expressed Gary Bettenhausen, top, and Tennis Chicago (Bahnsen 6-3), N SILK CITY EASTERN the sentiment of most of the drivers, some Los Angeles (Osteen 4-3), N Gets Plaudits Chief Steward Harlan Fengler told the Bill Vikovich help pass the time Simply That Gary Pawlowski went 44 to Nelson Freightways came up of whom sailed a Frisbee in the pit area or tossing frizbee to one another in PARIS — Tom Gorman Renata Tomanova 6-2,6-3, both kecond-day crowd of more than 175,000 pace Sportsman Tavern to a 17- with 15 runs to defeat CB&T napped during the long wait. downed Milan Holocek of advancing to the quarter-finals that he waited for 4^4 hours before calling pits while waiting for rain to 12 victory over Dillon Ford. Blue which pushed 11 runs “I don’t get nervous,” Martin stop at Indianapolis. Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-3, 64 and in the $135,000 French Open BOSTON (AP) — Even when a baseball team defeats a pitcher across toe plate. Jack Coleman Chris Evert topped Czech Tennis Tournament. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The San Francisco Giants, to their Tom Vincent and Jim Breen like Nolan Ryan, the fast throwing righthander still is a topic of and Dave Brower had three hits dismay, discovered why New York fans frequently refer to ace each had three hits. Homers Red Birds conversation in the dressing room. while Dave Spencer, Bill Mets’ right-hander Tom Seaver as Tom Terrific, or the All- were produced by Bob Buttrum Although the California Angels’ fireballer struck out 10 and Indian Netters American Boy. and Frank Breen (2). Magnotta, Dick (Griffin and Bob allowed only five hits, he was the losing hurler Tuesday night in a Davis had two hits each. Griffin Seaver merely struck out 16 batters, pitched a three-hitter, Dillon’s offense was led by End in Defeat 2-1 Boston Red Sox victory at Fenway Park. His record is now 6- also homered. belted a homer and collected a bunt single in toe four-run ninth Don Storrs and Ron Riordan Flying High 5. Matt Malec and Wayne Goldn Manchester High’s varsity during a 5-2 victory over toe Giants, Tuesday night. with three bingles apiece. Rich "He has the best fastball in baseball, man,” said designated had two hits each for toe losers. tennis squad ended toe regular Despite all toe accomplishments, which included tying Steve Belekewicz and Riordon had MAIKHESTER STATE BANK hitter Orlando Cepeda, whose second inning home run, his season yesterday on a sour note Carlton for toe National League strikeout lead with 82, Seaver circuit shots. seventh of the year, gave Boston both runs. “You don’t see as Wethersfield High won 5-2, NEW YORK (AP) — April brought nothing but showers for the preferred to discuss his new-found stuff. INDY anybody that can throw harder than Nolan Ryan.” on toe Eagles’ court. St. Louis Cardinals but seven days in May have the Redbirds “It was my best stuff of the season and that’s what pleases me Manchester Honda stopped Charter Oak Restaurant Like many of the batters, winning pitcher Bill Lee, 5-1, had flying high again. / most,” Seaver, now 6-3, said. “I’ve been having some trouble get DeMaio Paving, 6-3. Merrill scored in every inning except The Cardinals, who dropped 12 of their first 13 starts and left respect for Ryan’s speed. for the fourth to defeat Pizza The loss, the Tribe’s third in a ting going, but tonight it was heartwarming to have toe good Myers and Bob Howe had two row, ended toe season below April with a 3-15 mark and a solid hold on last place4n the “ Ryan was throwing harder in the eighth than I was in the velocity again.” hits while homers came from House, 18-8, at the Keeney Present a first,” Lee said. .500 with a 4-5 record. National League East, ran their winning streak to seven games Each of toe Giants fanned at least once against Seaver, who Mike Pagani and Myers. Field. Steve Cianci, Ray Brain Cepeda, like many, feels Ryan intimidates batters with his Tuesday night with a 2-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds as shares toe major league record with a high of 19 strikeouts DeMaio’s Barry Heintz and and Greg Johnston had three speed. Scipio Spinks and Diego Segui combined for a 12-strikeout five- against San Diego in 1970. Bobby Bonds struck out four straight Jon Schneider each collected hits for the winners while Results: hitter. “A lot of people try to be a defensive hitter against him because times and Willie McCovey thrice. two bingles. Johnston and John Chay both of his fastball,” Cepeda said. “He’s a good pitcher and he’ll get Singles - Smith (W) def. It also was their 10th triumph in 11 games and lifted them out of But it was McCovey’s 425-foot two-run homer in the sixth blasted homers. Four players better.” had two hits each. Saunders (M), 6-2, 64; Hadge the cellar for the first time since April 8. They climbed one-half following a Tito Fuentes double which left toe outcome in doubt DUSTY game ahead of Philadelphia when the Los Angeles Dodgers Cepeda, who has hit safely in eight of his last nine games, (M) def. Patton (W), 6-1, 6-1; until toe Mets roughed up relievers Randy Moffett, 2-1, and Sam The Savings Bank edged FELINE FISHING CLINIC Mahder (W) def. Sink (M), 6-3, whipped the Phillies 93. doesn’t think a batter should hit defensively. McDowell in toe ninth. North End Fire, 10-9, at Robert 6-3; Grubelich (W) def. Heard Elsewhere, Tom Seaver fired a three-hitter and struck out 16 as “I don’t bat that way against anybody,” he said. “He’s a good “I hit toe homer (No. 10) on toe same pitch he was striking me son Park. Paul (ioope and Crispino’s bombed Scruse, 17- (M), 6-2, 4-6, 6-4; doubles the New York Mets downed San Francisco 5-2 and cut the Giants’ pitcher and I don’t think I’ve got anything to be ashamed of if he out with all night,” offered McCovey, “but Seaver probably will Harry Cammeyer had three 2, at niing. Ann Prutson led the Saunders-Hadge (M)def. Smith WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 7:30 P.M. lead to one-half game over Los Angeles in the NL West, the strikes me out four times. tell you it was a mistake — that’s what pitchers usually do. singles each for the Bankers. offense with a homer and two Meunier (W), 6-1, 6-0; Mahder- Chicago Cubs trimmed ex-boss Leo Durocher’s Houston Astros 7- “The day I come to the plate Intimidated, forget it,” Cepeda “P av er’s fast ball was as live as I’ve ever seen it, though” For toe hose crew, Jim Dean singles. Mary Gracyalny had a base hit and homered. Grubelich (W) def. Sink-Heard 1 and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Atlanta Braves 6-1. continued, “I might as well go home.” (AP photo) McCovey admitted. “It really was frustrating because I thought I and Bill Davis had three MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GYM (M), 6-2,6^); Patton-Byme (W) Dodgera-Phils As far as Cepeda is concerned, hitting is the name of the game had timed all of his pitches, but then I’d swing right through safeties while four other Both Scruse hits were Nobody Gets the Ball def. Horton-Stone (M), 64, 6-1. Joe Ferguson drove in four runs with a pair of two-run doubles, for the ballplayer. them. players had two hits each. collected by Janet Peck. “I consider myself a complete ballplayer,” Cepeda said. “If leading a 15-hit attack as the Dodgers whipped Philadelphia for Atlanta’s Carl Morton, Mike Lum Watch Hit “I just couldn’t believe it,” McCovey continued. “He had a fast their fifth straight victory. you can hit you are a complete ballplayer. If you don’t hit, you’re ball that would just keep rising. You’d think you were right on it, nothing.” FREE ADMISSION The Dodgers have won 10 of their last 13 games and are 18-8 in but then it was past you. I really can’t imagine anyone throwing May. They started the month in fourth place in the NL West, six The former National League star has been limited to the role of any better.” The Ad No One Else Gen Run. games behind San Francisco. designated hitter because of weak knees. He’s had four ^Rather Be Lucky Than Good’ ' Bonds, who also struck out four times against Seaver in a game UNIROYAL ZETA MILEAGE GUARANTEE* Cubs-Asiros operations in five years and has trouble running down the last season, agreed. “If I’d gone up again it would have been five If you don't get the mileage stated on the sidewall (M equals thou Jose Cardenal and Randy Hundley hit two-run singles in a four- baseline. times,” Bonds conceded, shaking his head in disbelief. ^ sand) or tire falls for any reason other than willful abuse or collision, »M ovies , your chartered Zeta dealer will give you a credit against the run first inning and Rick Reuschel scattered five hits in the Cubs' “Sure, I hope to be in the field,” he said. “I work with weights “I think Tom threw harder a couple of yeard ago,” Bonds WHY? to get my legs stronger. And I am getting stronger. purchase of a now Zeta tiro of same typo or repair punctures at no > Oefflonstration/- triumph over the Astros, spoiling the first Chicago visit of explain^, “but his stuff was just super tonight. Jhe threw real Every one of our tires Is charge. Credit will equal price you paid multiplied by percentage of Houston Manager Leo Durocher since he resigned as Cub pilot “I just try to think every day about playing,” he said. RSox Got Breaks hard aiid mixed his pitches well. I thought he had about 19 stated mileage you did not obtain. Credit will be applied against the > Teaching last July 24. Rick Monday homered in the fourth. “Baseball’s my life.” strikeouts.” priced low. Zeta Quarantee Base Price (national adiustment base ap proximating actual prices). Dealer may add small charge (or ser Pirates-Braves On the topic of hitters, Lee joked about slugger Mike Epstein National League batting leader Garry Maddox, obviously im Every one is mileage who recently was traded to California from the Texas Rangers. vices he performs In replacing tire. Tires and related vehicle con Session Luke Walker and Jim Rooker scattered seven hits and Willie BOSTON (AP) — Bill Lee of the Boston Red Sox jokes about the pressed with Seaver’s sorcery, despite a ground-rule double in guaranteed.* ditions must be properly maintained and tires brought In lor free 5,- Stargell’s 13th home run of the season helped the Pirates beat the “I got him out the last time I saw him when he was with Texas, “stuff” he has on the mound. However, his assortment of pitches toe first, agreed: “I’ve never seen anyone throw harder — and I 000 mile rotations and check-ups tor mileage portion of guarantee • Door Prizes Braves. Pittsburgh tagged loser (]arl Morton for an unearned run and now I have to face him again,” Lee quipped. “I don’t think and the fielding of his teammates help^ him to his fifth victory Every day of the year. to apply. Guarantee Booklet required for Mileage and Road Hazard haven’t heard of anyone throwing harder either.” adjustment. in the second and added two more runs in the third on a pair of that’s fair.” of the season. Until toe ninth, toe Mets’ only run off starter Jim Barr came on walks, a run-scoring single by Stargell and an infield out. “We got a few breaks and that’s the name of the game,” Lee Seaver’s one-out homer in toe fifth, toe sixth of his career. Barr said following toe Sox’ 2-1 American League victory over toe was lifted after pinch-batter Ken Boswell led off the ninth with a California Angels at Fenway Park Tuesday night. “I’d rather be walk. I B H H S E '' lucky than good.” Moffett took over and yielded a single to Bud Harrelson and Lee gave up 11 hits in 7 2-3 innings. He walked only three Seaver’s bunt hit, loading toe bases. Wayne Garrett walked, for MILEAGE GUARANTEED MILEAGE GUARANTEED MILEAGE GUARANTEED batters while striking out four. He was helped by three Boston cing in the tying run and Felix Millan followed with a two-run double plays. single. Rod, Reel, Lines, Nets, Camera, $200 Worth of Prizes m O Y " 500” R A C E m s He was also aided by a tremendous peg to the plate by center- ^flelder Reggie Smith in the seventh. Ken Berry of toe Angels, FIBERGLASS INTERSTEEL STEEL who-had singled, tried to score from first base when pinch hitter Winston Llenas slapped a single up the middle. Smith’s throw was right on target to catcher Carlton Fisk, and was his third Q O O D f ¥ E A R assist in the last two games. BELTED BB.TED RADIAL SPECIAL GUESTS “Smith’s throw was the greatest play of the game,” Lee said. Boston manager Eddie Kasko agreed. “If it wasn’t the big play,” he said between munches on a ZETA 25^ ZETA 30^ ZETA 40' sandwich, "then the score would be 2-2.” Bass Fisherman Trout Fisherman “I felt great tonight,” Lee said. 'I had control. I didn’t have Tonight’s Games the plate in an eight-run fifth really good stuff, but I had control. But I must have thrown a Stevenson’s vs. Barbers frame. Two doubleplays helped MEET BOB WILSON Say hello to BILL CAIRNS million pitches.” Dillon vs. Wipco the winning cause. Creme Lure Company World Famous fly fisherman POUTGLAS Lee’s opponent was fireballer Nolan Ryan, who gave up only VFW vs. Medics Best for toe Vets at the plate from the Orvie Company. See his five hits and struck out 10 while lowering his record to 6-5. He was Ken Hill with two hits. Jon walked five. f* INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Brandt fanned 10 in bowing. dempnetration then try fly casting on the Lee admitted that Ryan was on his mind before the game. Coming from behind, An- gym floor. J. Garman of Manchester Assis ^ U R S A L E “Sure, I thought about it,” he said. “I decided I’d rather throw saldi’s remained undefeated tant instructor. against Ryan than (Bill) Singer, because I’ve never seen Singer.” last night by trimming the ROOKIE LEAGUE YOU SAVE *27 TO *56 OFF 7 2 PRICES Lee quipped about the 11 hits he allowed: “I’ve patented the 16- Lawyers, 10-3, at Verplandk. It The Pirates topped the hit game.” was toe fifth straight success Braves last night at Robertson, ^ The lefthander was lifted in toe eighth inning with two outs and for toe Contractors. 14-8. Bill Schiff drove in three Shad Fisherman DOUBLE BELTED toe bases loaded. Bob Bolin came on to force Berry to fly out to Once again toe big stickers runs for toe Pirates. Rudy Per- See the movie CO NNECTICUT RIVER SHAD and here RICHARD end the inning, picking up his second save of the year. were Steve Everett with a dou sico and Don Moore each had MODLIN fish biologist discuss shad fishing in Connecticut, Wilfred CUSTOM POWER CUSHION “When 1 get guys on base I try and keep ffte ball down,” Lee ble and two singles, Steve Strat two hits for the Braves. ^ i said, adding that he felt he didn’t get thf^alls from the plate um ton with two singles and Eric Breton Conservation officer will be available to answer questions POLYGUS BLACKWALLTIRES pire when he walked A1 Gallagher to load the bases and bring out Gauruder and Dave Chevrette regarding fishing laws. Kasko to call in Bolin. each with a single and double. FARM LEAGUE Kasko had made an earlier trip to the mound, but said he ' Mark Gluhosky homered and WHITEWALLS WHITEWALLS WHITEWALLS wasn’t ready to jerk Lee at that point. National - Moriarty’s up FED. m . Joe Panaro singled twice in EX. fet 8 % ffX. EX.* Fly T "We knew he’s the type of guy to get them to hit on the ended Nassiff's, 19-8, as Ron liZE WHITEWALL TAX SIZE whitewall TAX dfifcflt SIZE WHiTEWAU. t a x blickwiM siza Barber and Leo Diana each C 7t-13 S3I 00 $2.01 Let RAY GORSKY expert fly tyer eliow you the art of tying flys, Ray B7B.U, plus ground,” Kasko said. NATIONAL LEAGUE E78-14 S37.00 $2.30 E78-14 37.00 2.31 F78-14 39 00 2J8 S2.00 Fed. Ex. The offense for Boston was provided by designate hitter collected doubles and triples. FA 71 14 •47.00 •2 JO Tax par tlra. No Jumping off to an 8-0 lead F7t-14 33 00 2.50 078-14 40 00 2.85 will be available after the program to discuss and demonstrate fly nr7i 14 50.00 2A 4 trada naadad. Brad Parliman, Phil Malinoski 078-14 ns 00 2.67 H78-14 Orlando Cepeda, who cracked his seventh home run of toe season after two innings, NassUf Arms 47.00 2.M GA7I'14 55.00 2J7 H78-14 3 7.00 2.94 J78-14 tying. in toe second with a man on to account for the Red Sox scoring. and Doug Lucek played well in 44.00 XII HA 7IM4 7 . n tUee Sliea went on to trim Moriarty’s last J78-14 40 00 3.02 41.00 F78-1S 40.00 X I3 CA 71/1$ 40.00 3J9 7^13,C7A-14 , STa-14or18, H7S-14 or IB, toe field. Glen ’Thomas’ triple E78-1S Slio LTt-lt “ I hit a fastball,” Cepeda said, “but he threw me a lot of curves night at Buckley, 10-4. The 37.00 2 4 5 G7t-1i 41.00 2.87 HI7SrT5 4S.OO $JO Let Bob Wileon ehow you how to catch the OYCn-14 ' art-14 or It or J74-15 2.54 and changeups.” paced the Arms ... Inter F 7 t-tS 33.00 H7t-1t 44JOO X10 JA 7G/1S 72.00 9A S Arms tallied five times in the 078-15 2 FOR -2 FOR 2 FOR 2 FOR Smith was on first with a walk when Cepeda unloaded on a 1-1 national - Pitchers were 3« 00 Z 7 3 J78-15 4 S M 3.18 LA74/1S 60.00 3A8 big onee with Creme Piaatfc worma. How to first and added three more in H 7 t-1 i 39.00 2 J 6 L78-15 ASM 348 < ' Courtesy of the State of Conn. Dept. Environmental Protection count and deposited the ball in toe Red Sox bullpen in centerfield. the second. spotlighted as Ansaldi’s nipped J 7 I-1 S 41.00 3.12 rig your baaa outfit... See epecial Creme Hartford Road Enterprises, 3-0. L7t-15 42.00' 3 4 1 Prictf art plut tax M d tooetli tii« off C.J. Hughes Assistant Commissioner Information & Education. “He’s a good pitcher and he’ll get better,” Cepeda said of Chris Boser had toe Arms’ your cat. Movie on baee fiehing.______“ “ • “ Ryan. Kennison and Archambault PricM art pita t» and ttnoolh lira off 49 • “ only two hits, both doubles, as Yoor C8f. M ca a aro phrv tax iod aaooOi Mm 54 your car. Pfui $2.06 to $2.31 59 ptui $2.50 to $2.7t 64 tripled and singled for toe win plus $2.94 to $3.12 plus $3.31 Fed. The Angels scored in the first inning when Bob Oliver lined a M. Ex. Tax par tlra. Fad. Ex. Tax per tfre, Fed. Ex. Tax per tlra, walks killed the MB hopes. Ex. Tax per tire. ning run. Fazzino had a triple pui BTG>t3p4u8 depending on ilze. dependini on size. No trade needed; single to center to score Sandy Alomar from third. Alomar had n n B7|.13 I 8R7l.tSBlua Fishing Derby Defensive gems were turned V V £ 1-90 F’ed. Ex. S3.24 Fad. Ex. No trade needed. No trade needed. No trade needed. StJGMLbc. Children to age 14... opened toe game with a single to right, moved to second on a base for toe losers ... American - $ Tax and arrooifi lOO Tuandamooth DO TastadMooOi in by Tom Prignano for toe lii8 Off jrovr lira off your ifraoNyew Army & Navy clubbed Sears, car. car. Sat., June 2j 8 a.m. - 12 Noon COMMRABLE SAVINGS ON SINGLES AND SETS WHITEWALLS — add $3 more per lire hit by Bob Brooks and wound up on third when Frank Robinson Arms at shortstop and Mike 25 '3 0 '40 Catch a tagged trout and win $10.00 10-0, behind Matt Petersori’s Rain Chack - It wa aall out ol xour alia wa will lisua you a i 2 fiberglass bolls ... plus 2 plies of polyester cortf... today's most grounded into a double play. Falkowski in centerfield for toe *Atk Fw A Rm Ckcck H Ws Bar t Im Yar Size cnack, aasurlng lulura dallvary at tha advartlaad priea. preferred tire body cord MB’s. two-hit pitching. He also Trophies for longest, heaviest and moat fish caught collected two blows. Bruce STOCKED TROUT . . ^ ^ . A ® -TP - p H A R Q E • Our Own Customer Credit Plan • Master Charge • BankAmerIcard Balfe added three safeties. 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OLD & UNDER GIRLS 6 YRS. & ukOER Thrifo. a Frt. 1:30 - (:< 6 AJ4. ■ 10 P.M. Dally Mon. - Wad. I - 8:30 - Thura. - Frt. I • 3 Rham yesterday, 3-2, and 9-2. The latter and Craig Ostrout paced Sears while 'teammate Sativdoy — ;30 - 3«0 ' Sat I -1 — Sank Amarteard Not Avallablo Sun. 8 ■ 8 P.M. Rob Dondero and Gary LeBrw were toe big guns in toe night Mike Coulombe collected a only Uniroyal makes r.^in }!r| & t t g e #? p a w RAIN OR SHINE 7-14 YRS OLD 7-14 YRS. OLD hurled the wins. Dondero and cap. LeBrec fanned 11 batters. pair. Sears sent 11 batters to m PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973 Indians Advance M^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30. 1973- PAGE TWENTV-ININE Herald Angle A nnulli Sets Pace F a s t — E ffe c tiv e The "Action Marketplace" ■^By Earl Ypst With 4-1 Victory Herald Classified Ads ( • Over 15,000 Paid SObscrIbers In 22nd Golf Win > (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers By Bean Yost Lubeck’s singled scored Mike Sports Editor Minchnicr (4) Kuzna. • Fast Results “It seems that someone to the tri-match Thursday at Downey (M) def. Goldenberg 1 D a y ...... K AB R H RBI E The losers threatened in the • ■ ■ 8(t per word per day Tight defense, \;oupled Sullivan, M 4 0 3 1 0 always comes through for Rockledge when we meet Hall (H), 3-2; Annulli (Mj def, Rob 3 Days ...... eighth with a bases-loaded ... 7$ per word per day with sound hitting and con Peck, 3b 4 1 1 0 0 and Maloney,” Kelley added. bins (H), 4-3; Thomas (M) def. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR situation but McCurry got Kuz us,” said Coach Tom Kelley 6 D a y s ...... 6$ per word per day sistent pitching by Connie Maloney, 2b 4 0 0 0 0 First place possibilities are: Nelson (H), 3-1. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Burger, rf 4 0 1 2 0 na on a strikeout. of Manchester High’s varsi 26 Days ...... If Manchester wins two Manchester vs. Central ... 5c per word per dby McCurry, lifted Manchester Bldwell, lb 2 0 0 0 0 Manchester entered the con- ty golf squad. “This time Happy Ads ... 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Channel Switching Eastman, cf S 1 1 0 0 matches they are champs; If Fabiani (BC) def. Leone (M) High to an 4-1 upset triumph test ranked 20th while Ix)n Annulli had a fine 72 to Munroe, If 5 1 2 1 1 Maloney wins two they b ^ m e one up; Downey (M) def. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Wonder just how many sports buffs started out watching over Newington High yester Newington was listed 12th. lead the team yesterday,” MiUer, c 1 1 0 0 0 champs; If Hall wins two and Chamberlin (BC), 3-2; Annulli is 12:00 Noon Friday the second NBC Monday night telecast of major le a p e day afternoon at Newington. McCurry, p 4 0 0 0 1 This was the second time he added. PHONE 643-27U Manchester downs Maloney (M) def. Mclntre (BC) 9-7; baseball at 8:15 - 8 for the pre-game show - and then Despite a strong wind that Manchester turned back The Tribe trimmed both Hall Totals 33 4 a 4 2 Hall wins; If Maloney loses two Thomas (M) def. Sasse (BC), 2- switched channels to another network to view the In Newington in the opening round High, 4-1 and stopped Bristol blew in from the outfield Newington (1) matches Hall and Manchester 1. Motorcycles-Bfcycf** It dianapolis 500 race at 9 o’clock? of the CIAC baseball tourney. In HERALD Electrical 1$ Help Wanted 35 towards home constantly, AB R H RBI E Central, 4-1, at the country club will become co-champs. PLEASE READ Here’s onO who did and I was rewarded with all the great Griffin, 3b 5 0 2 0 0 1971 the Tribe won and went on under very windy conditions. MOTORCYCLE insurance, Manchester bats banged out Annulli took medalist honors MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. HAPPY ADS photo work by the ABC camera crew which recorded the eight hits, one for extra bases. Murphy, cf 4 0 0 0 0 only to t>e defeated by eventual Over-all, the record stands at Basketball BOX LETTERS come to us for good rates. Just PART-TIME Ballano, as 4 0 1 0 2 with a 72 carding a 39-33. Other YOUR AD 5 minutes of your time. Call Electrical repairs, additions, flaming first lap accident. The defense committed two winner East Hartford. 22- 1-0 . Lyons, lb 4 0 1 0 0 Tribe scores were Scott Leone HOUSTON — Johnny Egan For Your Classified or "WanI Ads" are Crockett Agency, ask for Betty alterations. Small job Opening for an accurate typist errors, but also was credited Kuzolan, c 3 0 0 0 0 Enrico Fermi of Enfield is “We’re 13-1 in the CGL and it specialist. Free estimates. Once host Jim McKay signed off from Indianapolis, I’m 42-38-80; Brad Downey 39-37-76; signed a three-year contract as InfornL.tion ;. taken over the phone as a con or Louise. M3-1577. with two doubleplays^ that Factor, rf 3 0 0 0 0 the Tribe’s opponent this after seems hard to believe that we Master Charge. 643-8832. mornings. Approximately 25 sure the sport fan went back to the Oakland-Detroit Jim Thomas 40-37-77. head coach of the Houston venience, The advertiser should hours per week. $2. per hour. snuffed out Newington rallies. Kuzna, If 3 1 1 0 0 noon at 4 o’clock. Fermi, idle are behind Maloney, 13-0-1, and "THE HERALD will nol dis baseball game. McDonald, 2b 2 0 0 0 0 Results: Manchester vs. Hall Rockets of the National Basket read his ad the FIRST DAY IT HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales. 49 Apply McCurry,, on the hill, turned in yesterday,' is ranked fifth. Hall, 12-2-0. It all comes down close the identity of any adver Park Street, Hartford. Motor Flooring 19 Urao, ph 1 0 0 0 0 Zieky (H) def. Leone (M), 2-1; ball Association. tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in Papoll, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 cycles, parts, service and Little Known Manager a dazzling performance until time for the next insertion. The FIRST NATIONAL Russo, p 1 0 1 0 0 answering blind box ads who accessories. 247-9774. FLOOR SANDING and tiring late in the ninth inning Herald is responsible lor only ONE Refinishing, (specializing in The pre-game baseball show spotlighted little-known contest. Palmerl, p 1 0 0 0 0 desire to protect their identity STORES, INC. Jack McKeon, Kansas City manager, who has steered his can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for HONDA CB450-KS. One month older floors). Inside and outside M Md OiUiiid km. Manchester jumped on v^tgei^p** 1 0 0 0 0 any advertisement and then only to new. 1,600 miles, must sell? painting. John Verfaille, 646- Royals into pennant contention in the American L eap e’s 5750, 8^-2222. tut hrtfw i Cm. starter and losing pitcher Mike AUTOMOTIVE Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser Asking $1,000. Call 742-9262. Western Division. ToUls ' U 1 7 1 2 An equal opportunity Russo for two runs in the third in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors ivhich do not lessen the Manchester 002 110 000 - 4 Moving-Trueking-Storaga 20 employer m /t inning and another one in the Gassified Manager. Manchester value of the adverlisemeni will not 1970 HONDA, SL100, good (xm- fourth before Paul Palmeri Newington 000 000 100 - 1 Evening Herald, together with a dition, $300. Call 8 7 2 -^ . ...Semeen# 2BH: SuIUvan; SB: Eastman, Ballano; be corrected by "make good" inser MANCHESTER deliverv - 3 •May have Mat yea came in the fourth. Rick Votgel DP: Russo to Lyons, RapoU to BaUano, memo listing the companies tion. light trucking and package finished up. Peck to Bldwell, Maloney to SuIUvan to you do NOT want to see your 1969 HONDA CB 450, needs up CORRESPONDENT to cover o happy a J| SAVING CENTER per end work. Best offer. Call delivery. Refrigerrators, news of South Windsor for the Bldwell; LOB: Manchester 13, letter. Your letter will be Mickey Miller led off the 643-27T1 643-0737 ask for Jim. washers and stove moving Manchester Herald on part- third with a walk. McCurry was Newington 10; BB: McCurry 4, Russo 5, destroyed if the advertiser is specialty. 6498752. Palmeri 2; McCurry 7, Russo 1, time basis. This position caught looking at a third strike. one you've mentioned. If not it Vogel 1; Hits off: Russo 4 for 3-runs in Autos For Salo SCHWINN 28” two-speed bicy provides an opportunity to earn Ray Sullivan collected one of 314 Innings; Palmeri 2 for 1 runs in 244 will be handled in the usual cle with large baskets. Good for Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 money for doing interesting and g VICKIE his three hits^ but was forced on innings; Vogel 2 for 0 runs in 3 innings; manner. paper route. Call 649-5417. important work. Applicants 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 8 ^Happiness Is passing your; Bruce Peck’s infield grounder. HB: Sullivan, Bidwell; WP: McCurry; MOR’TGAGES, loans first se should have an interest in L: Russo cylinder, automatic, power I driver's test. With two outs. Jack Maloney Lost and'Found 1 THE BIKE SHOP -1 8 0 Spruce cond, third. All kinds. Realty public affairs. Call Alex Girelli, steering, power brakes. $400. at the Herald, 643-2711. walked to load the sacks. John St., service all makes, statewide. Credit rating un |:S Love, two outs. Lyle Eastman FOUND young gray and white Phone 643-5219 after 3 p.m. specializing in 10-speed repairs, Burger’s liner missed the out necessary. Reasonable. Con Your Family reached on a fielder’s choice male cat. On Notch Road, 647-1027. fidential, quick arrangements. MECHANIC, experienced with stretched glove of second 1967 CHRYSLER, yeUow tires, and stole second. Bill Munroe’s *7 Bolton, 649^1656. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. own tools, for large truck fleet. baseman A1 McDonald and both good running condition, two second hit drove Eastman BOTTECCHIA - 10-speed 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Call 643-2414. Miller and Peck scampered snow tires with rims, $700. Can I Happiness Is — home as Manchester led, 4-0. Heavy Duty Adjust. Oil Change Wheel Balance & LOST eyeglasses in Marshall’s men’s racing bike. AH double ford. Evenings, 233-6879. home. . or Marshall’s or Mott’s parking be seen at 83 Ridge Street or butted Columbus tubing. Com- EXECUTIVE Secretary — At § Having your own puppy | 1 Newington’s lone score came call 643-0040 between 58 p.m. The fourth Manchester tally lot. 649-0080. pamello, quick release hubs MORTAGE)S — 1st, and 2nd tractive position open for FREEl in the seventh. A walk, infield Jack Stand Lubrication Tire Rotation came in the fifth inning with and derailer. Call 643-1802. mortgages — interim financing capable secretary to busy I 649-9466 after 5 out and pinch-hitter Skip LOST Passbook No’s 90-513, 8- DA’TSUN 510 wagon, standard — expedient and confidential executive. Shorthand, typing, Our $ 4 824, 70-73, 5-13510, E2700, transmission, excellent condi- Senrieaa Ottarad 12 service, J. D. Real Estate dictaphone essential, (jood Reg. * 5 E11685, E384, 101188, W50, 6- /tion. $1,800. Call 1-486-2202 ask O iin br NEA, Assoc. 643-5129. writing ability, excellent fringe 3.99 We drain old oil, replace with up We professionally balance all 4 2070, 109831, 108503. Savings for Holly, 9-4 p.m. SHARPENING Service - benefits. Apply Lydall Inc., 615 2.66 . . on the brighter side— this W atergate mess is swell Parker St. Help Wanted 35 Bank of Manchester. Applica Saws, knives, axes, shears, Jack capable of supporting 5,000 to 5 qts. of Quaker State or Penn- wheels off car, cross rotate tires material lor a sequel to your 'crises' book!" SECOND Mortgages — residen JOE DiMACCIO JACK McKEON zoil 10W30 all weather oil. Then tion made for payments. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, fully skates, rotary blades. X^ick tial, commercial, industrial to lbs. Adjusts from 15” to 22’’. Ideal for even wear and check tires for equipped, air-conditioning, GAL FRIDAY — for small of- grease all lube points under car, service. Capitol Equipment consolidate bills, business EXPERIENCED lubrication for car, home or boat use. #8336 safety. Price includes weights good condition. Call 6498782 man full or part-time, for fice. Some typing and check oil and air filter. and labor. ■srr- , LOST — Passbook No. 25- Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. expansion, alleviate cash One man in these parts who knbws McKeon and has been Eagles Bow 900784, The Connecticut Bank & after 5 p.m. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday problems. Jan Brennan nights. Chance for advance bookkeeping experience closely following the exploits of the Royals is Burl Lyons, Sarvicaa Offered ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., required. Salary to $7,000. Fee Trust Go., Savings Department. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 12 Bullding-Contraeting 14 Associates Mortgage Company, Application made for payment. Trucks-Tractor 5 7958. 528-7500. 315 Center Street, Manchester. paid. Call Sharon, 6468150, publisher of The Herald. The latter served as business Bailey Employment Service. manager of the Missoula, Mont., entry in the Class C DOUBLE BELTED FOR SAFETY! JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- LIGHT Trucking — Father and you name it, we do it. Pnone LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Bualnaaa Opportunity 20 DO YOU want to work this Pioneer League when McKeon handled the managerial To South Fod LOST — Four-month old female side pickup with trailer htch. new homes custom built, SECRETARIAL Skills - kitten, rust colored, vicinity son. Attics, cellars, garages. 643-2097, 872-2385. summer? Immediate opening, reins. Good running condition and Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. remodeling, additions, rec MANCHEISTER food store with sales-assistant, must nave a Moderate, for one-girl office. Devon Drive, Call 649-1322. rooms, garages, kitchens New quarters, very good Two of the players with Missoula at the time who later rubber. Call 646-7708. REWEAVING burns, moth beer permit near Community car, neat. Pay by the hour. App come through with runners in ROADWKING remodeled, bath tile, cement ly in person, Connecticut benefits. Salary to $7IW0. Fee moved up into the big show in the Washington Senators’ By Dick Ledbetter Parsonals-Announcemants 2 TREE Service (Soucier) — holes. Zippers repaired. Win College. Excellent potential. scoring position as they left 11 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scout. ’Trees cut, building los cleared, work. Stejis, dormers. Residen Hayes Agency, 6468131. Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart paid. Call Betty Jane, 6468150, family were pitcher Jim Kaat, still a big winner, and San dow shades, Venetian blinds. tial or commercial. Call 649- Bailey Employment »rvice. men on. 4-wheel drive, posi-tractlon, trees topped. G<3ot a tree Keys m ade. TV for rent. ford Turnpike, Vernon. dy Valdespino, an outfielder who has since drifted back to East Catholic’s baseball Belted 2+2 Whitewalls EUROPEAN Health Spa con with or without plow. Elxcellent 4291. “It’s unfortunate to end a tract, one year, $15.78 monthly, problem?m? Well worth phone Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. the minors. season came to an end *Two belts of tough fiberglass and two belts of polyester cord. running condition. 646-8440. call: 7428252. Sehoola-Clauaa 33 W ANTED — Retired genlTeman EXECUTIVE Secretary—$175. season like this,” commented or best offer. 1-828-5918. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen McKeon, 42, required a 24-year apprenticeship before yesterday, as the Eagles ab Penders after the game. “Our •78 Series wide profile design. CHAIRS Gained. Reasonable to occ'nsionairy hoe Fee paid. Good typing and 1961 FORD Econoline window try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad STUDIO 16 School of Creative strawberries in Bolton area. shorthand a must, (jail Sharon, sorbed a disappointing 13-0 defense let down and we com • Tough, deep shoulder to sli^oulder tread, modern single ODD jobs, landscaping, rates. Also wanted fancy oak Arts offering summer reaching the major leagues, host Joe Garagiola pointed van, new clutch and battery, household repairs, carpentry. ditions, garages, porches, any Also strawberry pickers 8468150, Bailey Employment loss to arch-rival at South mitted too many errors. We dug white wall stripe. yAutoa For Sale 4 chairs with pressed back design type remodeling. ^2087. workshops in drawing, out. A catcher, like Garagiola, McKeon never advanced runs decent. $150. or best offer, Call 649-4594. and seats that need replacing, needed, 649-7512. Service. Catholic at Hyland Field in a hole too deep and we couldn’t 6468685. graphics, sculpture. 563-2TO, higher than Class B as a player. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 649-7512. evenings. Hartford. The loss knocked get out. The players seemed to CARPEN’TRY — Porches, gar J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish The Royals’ manager will also be profiled Monday night Bankrupt? Repossessed? carpentry, rec rooms, East out of the CIAC Class L have lost confidence in Honest Douglas accepts lowest Auto-Servica ages, additions, repairs, small secretaries needed. One for f l before the Boston-Kansas City game at Fenway Park. A78 X 13 Accaasorles 7 remodeling, kitchens, new plush office in Hartford, Baseball Tournament and themselves these last four down, smallest payments. jobs. Free estimates. Call Help Wanted 35 Tuesday night in Boston, McKeon and* Lyons will get Our Reg. Painting-Papering 13 bathrooms, formica work, $7,200. Fee paid. Second office LUBRIC/iTION MEN games. : Douglas Motors, 345 Main. tephen Martin, 646-7295. ceilings. 649-9658. together and renew old times. ' its record closes out at 8-10. 23.99 TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and MACHINIST wanted - in new location east of river, This was the first losing Socha was the only Eagle mags, G-60-14, Revengers and RICHARD E. Martin. Full $6,200. Fee paid. Call ^ tty with more than one hit as he Plus 1.81 ■» JAGUAR — Classic 1961 Mark POWER MOWERS, hand professional painting service. Bridgeport work, experienced Needed Immedletely Williams Refused Spot mags, good condition. $300 or mowers repaired, pick-up and ANY TYPE carpentry and Jane, 6468150, Bailey Employ season in Coach Jim F.E.T. ; IX, painted Rolls Royce silver Interior - exterior. Free es masonry, additions and only. Overtime ane paid in tor aecond ahllt. had a single and a double in four best offer. 646-5382. delivery. Prompt-Reliable- surance. Penobscot ’Tool and ment Service. Speaking of the Monday night baseball telecasts, Ted Pender’s career. appearances at the plate. -and black, stored winters. Must timates, fully insured. 649-4411. remodeling. Free estimates. A. be seen. $2,200 or bfest offer. Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. Williams was sought after to be the guest “expert” on the South was given a 4-0 led in This loss marked the final npors Squillacote, 649-0811. RECEPTIONIST - Excellent We have openings f o r 1 9 647-9464 after 6. NEED your house painted this Route 15, Exit 99. 8758063. the bottom of the first. Starting -game 'for four East players, SIZE Mobilebffe HomesH TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving hours and benefits. $6,200 star experienced lubrication men. opening show two weeks ago. When Ted reported he didn’t REG. SALE F.E.T summer? Top quality work. WILL build new homes, ad pitcher Terry Hickey walked seniors John McKeon, Dan Pin large appliances, cleaning JANITORS — Experienced, ting salary. Fee paid. Require SUrting rate $3.25 hourly with want to interrupt his fishing. Dizzy Dean was aproached C78x13. 25.99 $21 2.01 ’TWO light blue Volkswagens, cellars, attics. Also will buy Free estimates. (;all 528-8248. ditions, dormers, recreation light typing. Also some figure Y Greg Ciccaglione. Joe GerHty to, Hornat and Bucky Paquette. part-time days, evenings, a chance for advancement. All and accepted immediately. E78 X 14 27.99 $24 2.31 1967 good condition, $650; 1968 and sell used furniture. 64^ rooms, repairs and kitchens. aptituqe. (;all Betty Jane, 646- followed with a scratch single needs transmission work, best DONALD E. Tarca - Manchester area. Cali 643-5W1, fringe benefits. Uniforms and Old Diz needs the money more than Thumping Ted and F78 X 14 28.99 $25 2.50 Rectown U.S.i 1775. Free estimates. Tobias Carpen 38 p.m. 8150, Bailey Employment Ser to right. Brian McDermott hit a offer. 646-2755. paperhanging and painting. try Service, 643-5769., vice. tools furnished. For appoint he proved to be a distinct hit with the audience, judging South Catholic (13) G78 X 14 29.99 $26 2.67 Your Frlondlf A.V. Dotitr ment call 688-2233 ball which got by third baseman 32.99 PraimM FORMICA work done, counter Free estimates. Call 646-6812. from the reaction and comments of area people. Tom Miles for an error. Pete AB R H RBI E H78 X 14 $28 2.94 ^ 1968’'BUICK four-door, extra MACHINISTS - We have the Ciccaglione, 2b 5 4 2 0 1 30.99 $27 Mora Contur Ring Attraction* tops, etc. Free estimates, Roodng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 10 following openings — lathe, “It was a good show because I helped it,” the over Hornat, playing left, also mis- G78x15 2.73 clean, good tires, new brakes, T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Gerrity, 3b 5 3 4 0 1 H78X15 32.99 $28 2.96 must sell. Make offer. Brown’s 1971 Yallowstona 20 reasonable. No job too small or Bridgeport, vertical turret inflated Dean was quoted as saying. He was perfectly cor played the ball, and the Rebels McDermott, ss 5 3 3 5 0 large. 649-0758. Interior-exterior painting. X 33.99 $29 Tire Shop, 333 Main Street, Capri — Slaaps 6 . .2999 ROOFING and roof repairing, lathe, cintimatic. The F^irdy EXPERIENCED rect. had a 1-0 lead. Jim Lurate drew Donlin, If 4 0 1 3 0 J78 15 3.12 Reasonable rates. Swirled Manchester, 643-2819. ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Coughlin Roofing Co. M3-7707. Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, a walk and Dave Horvath Lyrate, c 4 1 2 0 0 1970 Aca 20* Royal Oaluxo LAND clearing, light Manchester, 649-0000. OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio, the all-time New York Yankee Zybretsky, cf 4 0 0 0 0 1949. stepped up and hit a towering Into rio r...... 2995 landscaping, old building and BlDWELL Home Improvement great, moved behind the mike with Curt Gowdy and Tony Horvath, rf 3 0 1 3 0 1965 FORD Custom, 240, $350. junk removed., driveways ^ • Excellent wages triple over a shallow outfield to 1 0 0 0 0 BRAND NEW, FACTORY FRESH . . . NOT RETREADS! 1908 Shasta 21 Co. Expert installation of WOMAN wanted for pot and Kubek last Monday night. DiMag knows his baseball inside Haydasz, rf New brake shoes, $15. Phone resurfaced and sealed. 646-8514. INSIDE-Outside painting. \ • Paid Holidays clear the bases. This gave South Sheldon, lb 5 0 0 0 0 742-9768. Tandoiii Axis...... 2495 Special rates for people over aluminum siding, gutters and dishwashing. Also general help, and out but he’s dead serious. You don’t get any wise 2 2 0 0- 0 trims. Roofing installation and • Retirement Plan more than enough runs as they Derosa, p 1963 Swiss Colony 17* EDWARD Machie, Foully insured. Estimates given. good wages, free meals in cracks out of the Yankee Clipper as I learned night after repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. cluded. 6498313. • Good working conditions built a 4-0 lead. 1970 DODGE Challenger, V8, Just lor fun ...... 1385 landscaping, flower beds, Call 649-7863. night in the Yankees’ spring press room in Fort Lauder Totals 28 13 13 11 2 Automatic, power steering, fac- • No traveling to Hartford They picked up two runs in East Catholic (0) ROAD All of the above units carry pruning trees and shrubs, rub KING . tory air-conditioning, blue, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, NURSE’S Aides, wanted for dale several years ago \^en he served as a special coach. the second on only one hit asan AB R H RBI E Rectown’s Famous Pre- bish cleared, appliances PAINTING and paper hanging, roofing, storm windows, aw Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT Miles, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 black vinyl top, $1,750. 528-7543. commercial and residential. full-time on ail shifts. Sabnon Frankly, I don’t think a steady diet of Dizzy Dean would error by Dan Socha and a Camped” one year parts and moved, disposed of. M3-0339. nings. Quality workmanship, Brook Convalescent Home, off P.O. BOX 1126 go over. Pinto, 3b 1 0 0 0 1 DELUXE 100 Free estimates. Call 644-6642. free estimates. Fully insured. ground ball by Ray Donlin Lamb, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 1966 PONTIAC LeMans, 389, 4- labor guarantee. House Street, Glastonbury. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 brought in two more runs. LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, 872-9187, 649-3417. Apply to Director of Nursing, Remember when Joe Garagiola first came onto the Banning, 2b 3 0 0 0 0 speed, mags, in good Rectown has over 45 brand excavating, septic and drainage J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom South scored another pair of McKeon, lb 3 0 1 0 0 4 Ply Nylon Blackwalls mechanical condition. $350. 633-5244. — baseball scene as a weekend announcer? His funny new Holidays in stock for your work. Phone 643-7172 or 7tt- decorating, interior and ROOFING — Specializing runs in the fourth and forced Smachetti, rf 4 0 1 0 0 Phone 646-2775 between 3:30 remarks about most everything went over big but Joe Fan 1 0 0 needs. See the complete linS 9477. exterior, paper hanging. Fully repairing roofs', new roofs, Soucier, R., cf 4 0 [ • Full 4 ply nylon cord construction. and 6 p.m. insured. 649-9658. soon got sick of it and as it turned out, Garagiola went on losing pitcher Hickey to leave. Love, c 3 0 0 0 0 from the Vacationer to the gutter work, chimneys, cleaned J 0B8 GAURE RN McDermott picked up the first 1 0 0 0 0 • Modern, long wearing tread design. CUSTOM made slip covers and to bigger and better things in the television field. Mlllerlck, c 1971 OPEL, 2-door sedan, 4- Royal and learn for the first and repaired. 30 years Applicant fee Supervisor, full time. 3-11 of his three hits and the first of Socha, ss 4 0 2 0 1 •Guaranteed for the life of the tread. draperies, very reasonable. PAINTING — Teachers have Ole Diz was funny, make no mistake about it, but speed, new snow tires, time what a travel trailer experience. Free estimates. paid by Companlaa his five RBI’s in the inning. Hornat, If 3 0 1 0 1 should be. Call anytime, 649-4266. saved homeowners 20-50%. Rowley, 643-5361. baseball doesn’t need this kind of humor to maintain its Soucier, D., If ' 1 0 1 0 0 excellent condition. Call 643- Twelve years experience. Fully EAST OF RIVER RNs or LPNs Reliever Ron Semiao cmne in Hickey, p 1 0 0 0 0 SIZES LISTED 5703. See our Trojan & Concord national game status. EXPERIENCED, free-lance insured, free estimates. 643- WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — Full or part-time. 7-3, 3 -11,11-7 and got out of the inning. Semiao, p 1 0 0 0 0 650-700x13 Reg. 18.99 1.75 F.E.T. Motor Homes for the all new 1609. SECRETARY - Local blue NBC reports 30 million people watched Dean entertain in 0 0 0 typist. One pace of 100, neat, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, fflrd chip company, some public Semiao was reached for two un Moffert, p 0 0 775x14 Reg. 21.99 2.12 F.E.T. Plus 1965 TWO-DOOR Mustang, way to go. professional business letters, NURSES AIDES 3 Roofing, storm windows' and the Monday night baseball lid-lifter telecast. earned runs in the fifth as South Hyson, p 0 0 0 0 0 clean and in good condition. PAINTING, 15 years relation work. Start $150 per Ricclo, ph 1 0 0 0 0 825x14 Reg. 22.99 2.29 F.E.T. YOUR F.E.T. Like 5th Wheel? We’ve got term papers, court notes, doors, and gutters. Aluminum Experienced preferred, full-time. 7-3, 11-7 upped its lead to 10-0. 560x15 Reg. 18.99 1.74 F.E.T. CHOICE $600. Call afte r 5:30 and envelopes, etc. 528-3501 for experience,' low, low prices. week. Installed! weekends, 6438114. them in all shapes & sizes. awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. Frosh Bill Moffett was the ToUls 33 0 7 0 4 ____ ' j prompt, efficient service. Ranch house as low as $100 plus FULL CHARGE Would you believe the all new paint. Similar low prices on all victim of South’s last three runs ■ SouUi 420 220 030 x - 13 ROSSI Roofing, siding, BOOKKEEPER - Financial COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE 1970 BUICK LaSabre, four-door Holiday 5th Estate? LAWN MOWER Service, repair houses. 643-4887, 6ft8329. Following benefits: Paid vacation, sick day pay, life In as he gave up four hits in the 2B: Lurate, Socha; SB: Gerrity, McDer hardtop, custom. Air- chimneys, mtters. Free es statement preparation a mott, Donlin, Horvath; SB: McDermott; A large selection of new, but and sharpening, pick-up and timates, fully insured. Days, surance, major medical Insurance, disability, 8 paid Standpat Lineup seventh, including a triple by conditioning, automatic GRAD students available for must. Multi-set of books. Start SAC; Donlin, Horvath; DP: McDermott left over 1972 Skampers tent delivery. Hours Monday evenings, 529-8056, Paul $150 plus. holiday, medication discount. Drop In and see our modern McDermott. Mike Huson to Ciccaglione to Sheldon; LAB: Blast 11, transmission, white, black through ’Thursday, 8 a.m. to painting, 4 years experience, vinyl top. Price $2,295. Boland trailers at greatly reduced Cosgrove, 643-5364. facility. pitched one scoreless inning of South 9; BB: Derosa 4, Hickey 3, Semiao prices. 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 fully insured. Free estimates. FIGURE CLERK - Good For MB Squad relief in the eighth. > 2, Hyson 1; SO: Derosa 4, Hickey 3, Motors, Inc., 369 Center St., p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 Call our competitors and then figure aptitude — some field Semiao 1, Moffett 1; Hits off: Moffett 4 643-6320. And to top it all off — we offer G&K ROOFING and siding. 0 Meanwhile, South pitcher call us, 649-7034. work, excellent benefits. for 3 runs in 1 inning; Hyson 0 for 0 runs p.m., 8728311. Aluiriinum and vinyl siding. MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER Frank DeRosa handled East, C.B.T.dor all your borrowing Built-up roofs, specializing m Salary $110-$120. By EarlYost in 1 Inning; Hickey 6 for 8 runs in 3V4 in 1968 FORD Galaxie 500, V8, 2- needs. Did. You Know We’ll 333 Bldwell St. Manchester against the Stags, regular limiting them to just seven hits. nings; Semiao 3 for 2 runs in 244 Innings; ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Building-Contracting 14 small jobs. Fully insured. All SECRETARY — Good typing door hardtop, green. A nicecar. ’Trade Your Car or ’Truck? 646-2321 9-3 weekdays It will be a standpat lineup season winners in the West last DeRosa struck out four and HBP: Zybretsky (by Hickey); L: Hickey tree work, removal sendee to work fully guaranteed. Free es and shorthand — mature $1,295. Boland Motors, Inc., 369 dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. except for one position when year. Serafini hurled with Quin- walked four. East couldn’t Center St., 643-6^. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - timates, 646-2168. capable person needed. Start M anchester’s Moriarty nipiac College this spring, Rectown U.SX bic. Remodeling, repairing, ad ’TWO handymen want variety of ditions, rec rooms, porches and Heating-Plumbing 17 $125 plus. Bros, launch defense of their coached by Bill Merrill. The 1970 FORD Maverick, 2-door lOUM ■ WMt W WMtlC. CMM. Complete 6 Point 423-1t28 jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer roofing. No job too small. Call HARTFORD »*.T‘ ■/.*’« Greater Hartford Twilight latter has retired as the MB sedan, gold, automatic, air- tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at Jobs Engine Tune-Up Quiet- Tone conditioning. Great economy. M n n i - TIw OmIw mw I mini 649-31A. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing SECRETARY - Work in Baseball League title catcher after two fine years. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. — Prompt, courteous service. marketing division plush of $1,495. Boland Motors, Inc., 369 Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Call 643-1496. FOR MEN AND WOMEN Thursday night at Besides Serafini the Gas Muffler Replacement Center St., 643-6320. MASONRY — All types of fice — profit sharing. Start 1968 NIMROD hardtop camper stone, brick fireplaces, walls, ^------St.Thomas Seminary. House Gang wilt have Pete Sala $125 plus. If you are seeking permanent full time work In and ageless Lev Spencer as well Rams^ Knights Register Wins 4 Cyl. VW plus extras, sleeps 6, very good TREE Removal — pruning, concrete steps, sidewalks. No NO JOB too small. Immediate 1962 AUSTIN Healey Sprite,' condition, 875^^1. DENTAL D ISTA NT - Den Manchester, we need you. The only newcomer with as husky €teve McCusker and and Amer. Cars spraying, etc., fully insured. job too small. Free estimates. service on service calls. Free ,1981 Renault, for sale for parts. Licensed. Free estimates. estim ates gladly given on tist needs mature person to Player-Coach Gene Johnson’s Brad Steurer for mound duty. Soring all eight runs in the In other tournament games, Only Call 6468440. Over 20 years experience. After • Machine Operators Phone 633-5345. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. heating or i^umbing. Faucets handle appointments and of talented crew when they take Spencer and McCusker loom as seventh inning, Rockville High 18th ranked Ellington High Motorcycles-BIcyclas 11 the field against the Hartford repaired or installed. Water fice work. Start $110 plus. • Weavers relief specialists- with the star advanced in the CIAC Gass L turned back eighth-ranked 1965 FORD LTD, 4-door, WASHING Machine Repairs — Insurance Group Stags will be 6 Cyl. Cars *16 8 C y l. Cars *18 MOTORCYCLE insurance — CARPENTRY - Repairs, worked on. (Complete • Boiler Fireman for new automatic boilers. ting burden on the shoulders of Baseball Tournament by Oliver Wolcott, 3-2, in automatic, $450 or best offer. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, g systems, rec rooms, SECRETARY - Good typing catcher Frank Wicz. Installed 649-2135. Low rates. Immediate binding remodeling, additions, roofing. S Serafini, a righty, and Sala, a defeating Maloney High, 8-1, Torrington. The Knights will American Cars Onl)T Maytag. Reasonable rates. Call David Patria, South Wind etc. Call M & M Plumbing & and steno, excellent We will train qualified applicants In these openings. The latter was a standout authority. Call Joan Lane at promotional opportunities. southpaw. yesterday on the Rams’ dia face another tough outing this Clarke' Insurance Agency, 64^ Former owner Pike Coin Wash- sor, 644-1796. Heating, 649-2871. . with the New Britain Falcons Inspect spark plug wires, install new AC or Double wrapped, zinc coated muffler, prevents 1965 T-BIRD, with steel beltdd Growing firm. Start $130 plus. Company paid benefits. ' Leo Veleas, Bob Carlson and mond. afternoon at home with Far Champion plugs, new rotor, points, condenser. 1126. Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. for several years. Two years rust: quiet tone design. For most American cars. radials, $975. Call 646-6439 ' SEWERLINES, sink lines, In textiles, a career comes with every job. Apply Rich Riordan will patrol the Rockville, ranked 11th, will mington High. anytime. WES ROBBINS carpentry GAL FRIDAY — Busy sales Check engine compression. Set Dwell, tune en Adapters, clamps, brackets additional. Mufflers CEILING and ceramic tile remodeling specialist. Ad cleaned with electric cutters, today. ago Wicz was the all-star outfield with Johnson at third. .play at Torrington Hi^h (6), Dennis Quinn homered for the gine, adjust carb. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all company needs top n o t^ per catcher. not in stock slightly higher. specialist. Repaired and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, by professionals. McKinney Bob Trikakis at short, either Hpday. Knights while Paul Johnson PEUGEOT 404, 1966, excellent makes, models and speeds. son with good figure aptitude Assisting Johnson with the Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, remodeled. No job too small. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Jim Balesano or Frank The Rams tagged Maloney ' struck out 11 batters and gave condition, moving, must sell. Phone 6498735. 649-3446. pany, 643-5308. and typing. Start $115-125. reins will be Mike Liappes, a $600, 646-5994. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- DiMauro at second with either starter Ken Hewitt for five hits, up seven hits. John Teti had two 2098. The Above la A Cheney Brothers, he. jack-of-all-trades who will the latter or Steurer. two walks and two errors to bingles in defeat. MANCHESTER WED. thru SAT. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, TOWNE Plumbing Service. Partial Uattng c h e W y , 31 Cooper HHI Straet serve as a utility player. 1970 GTO, immaculate condi fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Rmm krt M, Yisltb t n iw. Repairs, alterations. American One of the features will be the score Its eight runs. Jim Plainfield High topped Coven Open Late Every Night tion. Must see to appreciate. Wart Us In Croevy RITA GIRL ' FABRIC'S Mandiester, Conn. 06040 Johnson has nominated hard- use of the designated hitter for Roach’s two-run triple was they try in the other post-season out Except Sat. 'til 6 p.m. Hm I out row and m 4i , tlw r i concrete repairs, inside and Standard fixtures used 1145 Tolland Tpke. Best offer over $2,2M. Phone outside. Reasonably priced. IW Gtt leialb Tm I IliWCNESTEI throwing John Sdrafini to start all games if a team so desires. key blast in the uprising. ing, 2-1. bring rw a profit U n Want Us. exclusively. Immediate srvice. anytime, 649-9724. ' 6438851. M $43-2711 Calj 649-41^. M t-S 441 PAGE THIRTY*— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 30, 1973______ Halp Wanted 35 Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 Wanted to Buy 58 Houaaa For Sale 72 Houses For Sale MANCHESTE^^ h e r a l d , Manchester r n n ^ ^ May 7f Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 30, 1973 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE LONG haired guinea pig, with WANTED — Antique furniture, FOUR-ROOM 72 Out of Town-For Sale ■" O ut o f Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 cage, 110. Phone 649-7046. glass, pewter, oil paintings or MANCHESTER - Ranch. 6 Wanted-Reel Estate 77 Starter home for young couple RAISED Ranch — 8 rooms, one SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS other antique items. Any quan roorns, plus Florida room and COVENTRY — Immaculate COVENTRY — Five-room cot o r retired persons. full, 2 half baths, all large MANCHESTER FREE — Three kittens and four tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, outside patio. Wall-to-wall rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-toi Ranch. Living room, dining TOLLAND tage, fully furnished. Close to ALL CASH for your property cats, owners abandoned, ail R e a s^ b ly priced. carpeting throughout. Newly room, kitchen, family Toom, 165 Oakland Street. wall carpeting, large fully GREEN AREA An unusual hom e,'lar^ lake. Secondary financing within 24 hours. Avoid red tape and INSPECTORS cats under one year old. Please redecorated, $32,900. Philbrick two bedrooms, bath and gar avaiiable, IIO.'OOO. Philbrick call 649-6209 or 646-8^7. equipped kitchen, central vac Spacious new 7-rbom Colonial farmhouse With remodeled Apply: Rooitia Without Board 59 SIX-ROOM CAPE Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. .system, 2-car garage, one acre age. Priced at only $25,500. Agency, Reaitors, 646-4200. Km"®'''''''®' secluded from traffic and Frechette & Martin, Realtors, kitchen, situated on 10 acres Lovely location, near new wooded lot. Philbrick Agency, FREE — To good home, 4- THE THOMPSON House - Cot WALKER Street — 6-room noise, situated on ap 647-9993. in desirable section of Personnel Office Racquet club. For details call Realtors, 646-4200. HEBRON — Eloquent new Salt- month old mixed German tage St., centrally located, home, living room, dining room proximately U4 acres, in one Tolland. F»riced to sell. Call box in beautiful country setting Tlwkini of SoMnt? Shepherd, male. Call 647-1123 large, pleasantly furnished t ouawtfn and kitchen on first floor, 3 RANCH — 6 room, H i baths, of the town’s older established Glastonbury Lloyd O’Dell at T.J Eight rooms, 2Vi baths, 2-car PIONEER PARACHUtE CO. after 3 p.m. , >•« oiuouD or •UMMIS bedrooms, and bath on second neighborhoods. Ideal home for rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 0»ie «#!»• formal dining room, 3 Crockett’s Tolland office. garage, country kitchen, family STOP HALE ROAD MANCHESTER 644-15 81 for overnight and permanent floor, 2-car garage. Assumable growing family. Priced to HURWIT Realtors, 875-6279. room, central chimney. Must Investigate our guaranteed An equal opportunity employor THRU bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Articlea tor Sale guest rates. mortgage, $31,900. Philbrick 133,900. Philbrick Agency, sell. SILENT SALESMAN be seen. Low 50s, For appoint- sales plan first, 45 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ment call owner, 646-4833. Male Realtors, 64fr4200. This immaculate Ranch style ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Apartmenta For Rent 63, Apartmenta For Rent 63 Bualnea* Locatlona- PETERMAN AGENCY HEi^ON — Three-year old, INTERNATIONAL LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Bualneaa Property- BEAL ESTATE REALTOR-MLS 6 49-94 04 home speaks for itself. SECURTfY officer wanted. Ring bell for service. Shiners, gentleman, shower bath, For Rent 67 For S ale, 71 Manchester COLONIAL - Ranch. Near four-bedroOm Colonial, 1 :’ VERNON — 7-room Cape in ASSOCIATES, INC. WE need an accurate typist for Spacious living room, master excellent condition. Two full Must, be over 21, neat. Prefer a crawlers, etc. 144 Deming private entrance, free parking. FIVE room apartment, central Country Club. 6 rooms, large baths, full basement, attached r 647-1300 billing and general office work. location, nice yard, no pets, ucuiiAJiii Held lldll Udlll, UOn- garage, on a large lot. Inter baths, 4 bedrooms, paneled den man with a gun permit. Third 40 hour week, good pay rate, Street, Manchester. Wapping Apply 195 Spruce St. MANCHESTER - From 6,000 - Another Service 649-1750 GROVE STREET formal dining room, paneled 333 East Cantar S i PRESIDENTIAL married couple only. Two NEW Listing - 6-room Cape, venien# location. $32,500. Call national Associates, Inc or 5th bedroom, kitchen built- shift, four nights weekly in company paid insurance Road. 150,000 square feet of industrial, fireplaced living room with Mancliaatar LIGHT housekeeping room, ful- VILLAGE APTS. children accepted, $155., plus commercial warehouse space. — ...... u M breezeway, garage, rec rom, Dick Barker •Realtors, 647-1300. ins, wall-to-wall carpeting, cluding weekends. 12.50 hourly benefits. Wrije Box “M,” New listing - Excellent 5-5 buiit-in bookcases. Two-three treed lot, $31,500. Hayes Agen ly furnished. Stove, MANCHESTER security deposit. 643-6927. Loading platforms, railroad MANCHESTER — Exceptional bedrooms. Fireplaced family walk-out basement. Treed lot. to start. Uniforms and equip Manchester Herald. ALUMINUM sheets used as c m 8-room Condominium, com duplex, separate heating cy. 646-0131. .SIMONS $33,000. Owner, 649-1477, prin ment provided. Call 246-8385. printing plates, .007 thick, refrigerator and lines provided. siding, ample parking. Fully room, garage, plus many ROCKVILLE — Ten-room older THINKING of selling? For the One and two bedrooms. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT pletely equipped. Call for systems, extra large treed lot. McalvOrb/LVlLiO 04d~111/ home, centrally located cipals only. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 f o r ^ 801 Main Street, 649-9879, AVAILABLE June 1st— 4-room sprinklered. F. J. Spilecki, extras, $38,500. Philbrick Agen service you want, call Bill SERVICE Station attendant, Near schools, churenes apartment, heat, hot water, Realtor, 643-2121. DIVISION OF details, Frechette & Martin, Reduced for quidc sale, to MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex, 3 1129 Tolland Tpke. Private yard. Small down pay PAINTER’S helpers, start im full time, experience desired. Phone 643-2711. cy, Realtors’; 646-4200. Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen ROOM for gentleman, jiarking, and shopping center, on electric stove, 2-d o o r M G CONNECTICUT Realtors, 647-9993. 136,900. bedrooms, each side. Onlv $27.- ment. Change of work forces us Wanted-Real Estate 77 mediately. Must have own Apply in person Surwill’s Mobil 900. Needs work. Earle cy, 643-0683. “ kitchen privileges. bus line. Call anytime. refrigerator, first floor, central MANCHESTER - 100,000 MARTIN School area — Raised to sell. $27,900. For details, call transportation and be able to Station,! 1083 Burnside Avenue, NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 MANCHESTER - Dutch Everett, Eastern Real Estate, TOLLAND — You can be the owrter, 872-3705. F^rincipals on SELLING your home or handle wood ladders. Will train. cents each. Inquire side door, Refrigerator-freezer, air- location, no pets. $162 per square feet, will divide. Ranch, 7 rooms, one full, 2 half WE WILL buy your house for East Hartford. month. Lease, security deposit, Colonial, Porter Street, 4 646-8250. first owner of this iarge 6-room ly. acreage? For prompt friendy 643-9339 between 1-3 p.m. Manchester Evening Herald. conditioning, television, washer 64 6-2623 Suitable for manufacturing and ARRUOA REALTY baths, two fireplaces, 2-car gar Ranch on a treed acre lot, cash. Call anytime, Hutchins and dryer. 643-5600. 643-4884. warehouse. 1-748-5634. LESSENGER CO. bedrooms, living room, dining 644-15 39 service, call Louis Dimock GOOD typist for small office. room, kitchen, UA baths, large age. Large wooded fot. ENJOY the summer in this 6V4 located only 3 minutes from I- Realty,lealty, 649-9823. Agency, neaiiors,Realtors, t)4y-S3’Z4.649-5324. DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Lou A m ida Beautiful home and excellent General office experience 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, REALTORS first-floor family room, two-car room Ranch on an acre of 86. Two baths, sliding patio RHAIL MANAGERS required. Salary 190-1110 week yards, 123.50 plus tax. Gravel, PLEASANT quiet clean fur location. Philbrick Agency, doors, fireplace and garage are EAST HARTFORD nished room at 50 Woodbridge office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- is a member of the State of garage. Immaculate home in Reaitors, 646-4200. beautiful land. Two fireplaces, MANAGEMENT TRAINEES ly, Duo-Fast Northeast, 22 sand, stone, pool and patio APMTMENT desirable location. Priced at huge family room with a bar, 2- a few of the features included in Striulnn Tnriau Sreet, Manchester, next to Conn. CID, a coinmercial MANCHESTER — 6-room older See this immaculate 8-room Striving Today 'Tolland Street, East Hartford, sand, 643-9504. THREE-ROOM RENTAL OFFICE $52,900. Frechette & Martin, car garage, plus a carport for this home. T.J. Crockett Raised Ranch. Cathedral and ASST. MANAGERS for shopping center. Inquire before apartment, Investment Multiple Listing Colonial with 2-car garage, O V ERSIZED cu sto m 4- Realtors, 643-1577, 289-6861, Mr. Allan. pleasant, convenientnt suburban We have' a large variety ofjj 466' MAIN Street — Building for Realtors, 647-9993. large kitchen with pantry, for vour boat. All for only, $37,900. ceiling living room, 3 or 4 for a K-MART Ladies Depl ■' - - SCREENED loam, gravel, 3 p.m. Service. For more informa bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972, location, like private home, deluxe one and two-bedroom <' ^any business, office, or com mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, Realesco 643-1250. GAL Friday, to work for processed gravel, sand, stone, tion contact: first-floor fireplaced family bedrooms, paneled rec room lawn, basement, working ^apartments and tbwnhouses l! mercial----- use,’ — near Center. Call MANCHESTER Six-room solid value at $28,900. Wolver- room, 2‘/i baths, with marble large sun deck, 2W baths / V ) n o ®®**®*^ Tomorrow marketing agency, iight steno and fill. George H. Griffing, An Apartmenta For Rant - 63 adults. 643-2880. Colonial, 1V4 baths, formal ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. MANCHESTER — Five-family 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 9,Jolton ^eai ^om^an^ starting salary for and bookkeeping, typing. Over dover, 742-7886. jthroughout Manchester. Ren- ^ L v e r t o n SUFFIELD — 7-room Ranch, many outstanding benefits 875-4179. fees. Cali J.D. Real Estate operating rooms, spare room, MANCHESTER — Lovely 6- Manchester — Beautiful two- EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - Two monthly. Handy to Main Street. lease. Huge paved parking three labs, half-bath, parking horse barn, fenced acreage and opportunity for unlimited Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Call 644-2427. SIX ROOM Duplex, 1% baths, area. Prime location in town DUTCH room Ranch on half-acre, family home right in center of family. 5-5, wood and brick con CARDBOARD Cartons with in plus three room apartment on struction, excellent condition with pond. 'Trees, shrubs, fully NOTICE growth. College Girls utilities not include. Security with highway access. Hayes exquisite rec room, fireplaced town. Five rooms each floor, carpeted, 2 baths, rec room. PUBLIC HEARING serts, 14x14x12” , peach FOUR ROOM apartment, se required, no pets, $185 monthly. second floor, $50,0(K). Philbrick COLONIAL living room, dream kitchen, with la r ^ barn, large lot. If you are willing to relocate I Avon Loves You! | THE NEW Agency, 646-0131. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. include two bedrooms, formal Center fireplace,'enlace, double gar ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS baskets, large flat light oak cond floor, available June 1st., Available July 1st., 643-0237. $35,900. Wolcott Realtors, 56^ Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644. and are interested In Joining |B e an Avon Lady during yourijj desk with chair, 643-2880. 646-5514. Beautifully landscaped lot, dining room and famiiy sized 646-0800. age, porch, oreezeway, kitchen * BOARD OF DIRECTORS BIRCHWOOD APTS. 474 MAIN St. — Commercial 8200. built-ms, many extras. $49,900. the nation's largest and most ■i-summer vacation. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER — Two-family lots of shade, 24’ above kitchen. Four-car garage. BOLTON — Just listed, 8-room TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT place ideal for office or store, in a residence C Zone, allows 668-7789. successful discount chain, Call 289-4922 | BAKERS Pride commercial MANCHESTER' — Available 124 Highland SL Manchester Furnlahed Apartmenta 64 $150. 646-2426, 9-5. ground pool, near schools, Original owners. MANCHESTER Area - 51/z Ranch, 4 bedrooms, two baths, Notice IS hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of home, office or total office con room aluminum sided Ranch, 3 kitchen with dishwasher, for opening a minimum of 75 charcoal grill, high volume, June 1st, five rooms, two Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap shopping and a bus line. First Offering EAST HARTFORD - Three Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the pointments. An -abundance of privacy version. Located in high traffic bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen, mal dining room, c(en, large new stores each year, call natural gas, 45”, three years bedrooms in two-family house, THREE-ROOM furnished PROFESSIONAL office, bedroom Split-Level, corner Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street in this smail wooded complex. area with excellent exposure. Mid 30s. ANSALDI HEIGHTS garage, your garden is already Mr. Pedric: at 239 Spencer old, excellent condition, 1200. large yard, children welcome. heated apartment. Private en beautiful, spacious. Excellent abundant closets, two-car base lot, garage, fireplace, family BAKERY saleslady, mature Hartford Road Dairy Queen. trances. Working adults. No Aluminum sided for low O v e r t o n started on this Vh acre lot. ment garage, rec room. Verry J Connecticut, Tuesday, June 5.1973, at 8:00 P M to Maytag washer included. $190. Featuring: exposure First floor, all Excellent 5-room Ranch. room, excellent condition. Call consider and act on the following: ' *** St. for a personal interview. woman, steady job, good wges. pets. Security deposit. maintenance. Offered at $33,------“ iTATE Trees and privacy, built-ins. pretty rural setting. Plantings Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. per month. 872-4447 after 5 p.m. i facilities, parking. Reasonable 668-7789 for information. Apply Parkade Bakery, 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. GARRISON Large enclosed breezeway, Only $32,500. Keith Agency, 646- insure privacy. Fairly priced at Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special An equal opportunity employer “ROMANCE of Design,” • 2 Badroom Townhousaa References, 643-4860. rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. Parxade Shopping Center. Warren and Cheney, 1926, THREE-ROOM, centrally • Eat-In Kildian garage, 2 fireplaces, 2 rec _ 4126, 649-1922. $41,500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. Projects, Fund 41 Social Work Aide for Blind .. $750 00 • Formal dMng araa rooms, combination windows, HEBRON — Near Bolton town “Research work of Cheney locate, stove, refrigerator. THREE clean, furnished, 122 EAST Center St. New first- COLONIAL line. Six-room Raised Ranch. to be added to existing Account #148, tobe financed from State WOMAN for housework, two Brothers.” $10. 6494927. A v ailab le Ju n e 1st. $130 • 1 1/2baaia carpeted rooms, parking one 7 rooms, 3 large bedrooms, plastered walls, city utilities. INSPECT this doll house Cape NORTH COVENTRY - Five- urant. days a week, 9-1. Must have • Shag carpaUng floor professional office space. Houses for Sale CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently Excellent condition, 2-car gar monthly. Security and car, no utilities, security, Nicely landscaped, shade in a most convenient area. This room Ranch. Just reduc^ to age, large lot. Call Mitten Real WANTED — Bolton Notch area, own transportation. Call 649- • Fun priwita basamant Convenient location, ample formal dining robm, den, restored. 7 fireplaces, summer cutie only has a living room, deposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Piano teacher for girls 11 and 7. GIANT TAG SALE - Saturday references required. 228-9692. • Prlvala anirancaa and patlot adults, no pets. 6 4 6 ^ 7 . parking and on bus line. Will trees. Priced for quick sale. $21,500. Pasek-Rutherford, ty, 643-6930, Realtors. I^rojects, Fund 41 Work-Study Program $550 00 5707. June 2nd., 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - 7 -room IVs baths, great lot for kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new kitchen with built-ins, 4 ealtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. 643-7100 after 5. Rentals start at S2S5 including subdivide from 100 square feet C olonial IVi tiled b ath s, to be added to existing Account #146, to be financed from State Rain or shine. Buckingham FIVE ROOMS, first floor apart-' heat. Model apartment open children. Mid 30s. baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, bedrooms, family room and two EXPERIENCED parts man for to 2,000 square feet, to fit your plastered walls, range, dis CHARLES LESPERENCE $58,900. Philbrick Agency, baths. All on a private lot for COVENTRY (NORTH)$44,900 orant. DEMONSTRATORS - Only Congregational Church, Hebron ment, 2 bedrooms, no pets. $150 daily t-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun.. needs. 646-1180. 649-7B20 The C&B Corp. does all the 'General Motors dealership, OVz Ave. Just "past Manchester plus security. 647-9509 12-5 P.M. Other times by Houaaa for Rent 65 hwasher, garbage disposal, Realtors, 646-4200, only $28,500. Vantage Realty, SOUTH WINDSOR Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone a ______8-ROOM COLONIAL paper work for ^ou, so you can day work week, excellent Road in Glastonbury. appointment. 872-9402. Birch Hill area — U&R 7- Projects, Fund 41 Small Reading Grant ...... $3 610 00 working conditions and fringe LARGE 8-room Colonial, big STORE, Attractive clean dry, hot water oil heat, city utilities. F.J. spiLEiaa CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- Brand new, 4-bdroom spend alllive your time earning top DELUXE one — Bedroom Garrison Colonial to be built room Raised Ranch. Living Title II ESEA, to be fin a rt^ by the State Department of inoney benefits. Call Scranton Motors, PAUL W. DOUBAN, Realtor lawn, parking area, pleasant, ^acious. Heat, all facilities, Built by Ansaldi. Charles Raalton 643-2121 MANCHESTER Green Area — room Colonial, first-floor fami MANCHESTER — Two-family ------demonstrating toys, ALUMINUM doors, $49.95, in apartment, wall-to-wall mnvpnipnf suburban location, ' Rcnsonable rent. Business - of- for fall occupancy. 2W baths, room with white birch Education. gifts and gadgets. Only C&B 875-0714, Craig Williams, Parts stalled. Kali Ken’s Aluminum 6 4 3 -4 5 3 5 convenient Lesperance, 649-7620. 6Vz room Ranch; 2 full baths, ly room with large fieldstone 4-4, $5,000 cash required. Good carpqting throughout, complete fice combination. 649-3549, 649- fireplace and cathedral guarantees you will„ earn at Manager. Window and Door. 643-7204, appliances, vanity bath. Cen- working adults. 643-2880. custom kitchen, dishwasher, fireplace, 4 bedfrooms, 2 V2 financing.. International equipped kitchen, first-floor l^oposed additional appropriation to Educational Special least 11.00011,000 fotfor just 50 working days or evenings. 1680j______MANCHESTER - Spacious disposal, exti;a cabinets, fully baths, 2-car garage, walk-out Associates, Inc...Realtors, 647- family room with fireplace, ceiling, formal dining room, Projtets, ^ n d 41 Guide to Environmental Education .$900.00 traily located $175 monthly. six-room Colonial located near evenings. For information PLATING Assistant — some R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. VERNON — 5-room Ranch, all carpeted, built-ins, oversiz^ basement, dead-end street. One 1300. carpeting throughout & 2 gar large kitchen and eating area, printing of booklet, to be financed from State Grant. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- Reaort Property- schools, shopping and church. carport with storage area, laun without obligation 283-8594, call experience in nickel chrome 9x12 BIEGE rug, and three ^pliances, dead end street. MANCHESTER — Immaculate year old. Philbrick Agency, ages. Sorry, only 2 at this built-ins, 3 bedrooms, glass Proposed additionai appropriation to Educational Special” bedroom Townhouse, IV^ baths, For Rent 68 Formal dining room, fireplaced dry room with storage cabinets, Realtors, 646-^00. (collect) 215-674-5200, ask for plating helpful but will train scatter rugs. $35 for all. 20” private basement, includes heat Furnished or unfurnished at 4-bedroom Cape, Fireplace, MANCHESTER vicinity — No price. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. sliding door, sun deck, panel Projects, Fund 41 Remedial Reading Program, Project 77-1, 'Ti- Vic, or write C&B Corp., One reliable person with interest in portable fan, $15. 649-9812. tenant’s option. Call 643-4370. living room, priced in the low aluminum siding, 16x21’ dusting! No cleaning! No tl6 I ...... QQ and applicances, carpets. $240. ^ WATERFRONT cottage. Lake 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. garage. Beautiful treed lot. screened porch, many other rec room with birch fireplace, Dream Lane, Warminster, Pa., this type of work. All company $36,900. Pasek-Rutherford, 289- BOWERS School — 5-room headaches! You can move into • • B & W •• 2-car garage. $51,500. per month. Paul W. Dougan, W innipesaukee, sleeps 6, extras, corner lot well treed , older home, 16x32’' inground to be financed from State Grant...... ’ ' 18974. paid benefits, holidays and IT’S terrific the way we’re WOODLAND Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021...... ' ' ' ’ 7475. 742-8243. this spotless U & R 7-room private beach. Call 1- 603- 524- 2.9 ACRES, .7 rooms, two baths, and landscaped. 649-0528, agent. pool. Rear yard completely Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget vacations. Apply Connecticut selling Biue Lustre to clean O ut o f Tow n- Raised Ranch on treed acre lot. The BARROWS ii WALLACE Co. TELEPHONE solicitor, Cycle Accessories, 316 Hartford MANOR 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box built-ins, kitchen carpeting, fenced in. $25,900. Philbrick For only $36,000. Call Barbara Realtors — MLS U&R REALTY CO., INC. 1972-73, Board of D irectors...... gg wanted, part-tite, from our of rugs and upholstery. Rent elec MANCHESTER - Nice two- For Rent 66 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, MANCHESTER - Porter St., Rd., Manchester, 643-1682. fireplace, garage. $33,900. MANCHESTER — Original Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Weinberg, T. J. Crockett, Manchester Parkade — 849-530# Hobart D, Murdock, Haaltor to purchase flags with money already received in donations in fice. Hourly rate. Contact C.R. tric shamjpooer $1. The E. A. bedroom Townhouse, full base 03246. area, 6-room brick and frame Johnson Paint Company, 723 APARTMENTS Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Colonial. Garage, $34,900. owner offers a beautiful 2- Realtor, 643-1577. 643-2692 like amount. Smith Agency, 646-4695, for per ment. Includes heat, appliances ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart family home, 5 rooms each MORTGAGE Helper — Comes Main Street, Manchester, 649- Homestead Street and carpets. $230 per month. ment, heat, hot water, stove, Pasek-Rutherford, 289-7475. sonal interview appointment. REDSTONE MIS9 UAMICUT - iVz room MANCHESTER - New 6-room floor including 2 bedrooms, for with this Contemporary Ranch. Lota-Land For Sale 73 VERNON — Three bedroom F^jwsed, additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 4501. (Off W. Middle Tpke.) Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- refrigerator, $130. Security cottage, heated, furnished. No mal dining room with china 1972-73, Recreation Department...... $512.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch, aiuminum siding, IVz MANCHESTER - Large 7- Owner’s side has 7 rooms, IVz Ranch, V/z baths, large lot, 3- A 4535, 646-1021. deposit required. Adults only, KING’S Department Store has SHOWCASE CINEMA MANCHESTER singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- baths, pick your color. $33,900. closet, natural trim throughout, baths, formal dining room, A-ZONE, city water and sewer, car garage, in exellent condi for Summer Soccer Program for entry into Connecticut Junior an opening for part-time work Boata-Accesaorlea 46 B uilt by parking for one car. Call 643- 0491. room'Colonial, 3 bedrooms, un 4-car garage. Center of town VERNON — Young 7-room 936 Sllvar Lana Hayes Agency, 646-0131. usual property, huge bam. $31,- sunken Hying room, den or 4th $9,000. J. D. Real E state tion. International Associates, Soccer League; to be financed from money already received from 9 a.m.-12 noon, 6 days, in FOUR-room apartment, un 9678. location. Wolverton Agency, bedroom, plus studio apart Associates, 643-5129. Raised Ranch, large treed It. from youth in like amount. ■ \ East Hartford U&R HOUSING CORP. 900. W arren E. Howland, Realtors, 647-1300. the pet department. Apply EVINRUDE outboard motors, heated on bus line. Call between COTTAGES for rent - MANCHESTER - New custom Realtor, 649-2813. ment, (3 rooms and bath). Over Applianced eat-in kitchen, Holsclaw and Mastercraft 1 and 2-bedroom luxury 7-9 p.m., 643-0579. ROCKVILLE—5,4, and 3 room Realtor, 643-1108. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget King's Dept. Store, Manchester Opening Soon Lakefront, with boats. Par built four-bedroom Raised IVz acres with beautiful view. COVENTRY — One-half acre, COVENTRY — Quaint, little family room with fireplace, Parkade, Pet Department. trailers, sales-service. apartments. Features wall-to- ap a rtm en ts, $105 to $150 tridge Lake, Littleton, New MANCHESTER - Why rent? sundeck, $41,000. Call Owner, 1972- 73, Park Department . _ ...... $158 00 Ranch. Executive location. MANCHESTER - Duplex, 3- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, $3,900. Tolland, acre. $3,900. An Colonial-Cape for a special Looking for— Complete service department, wall carpeting, vanity tile FIVE-ROOM apartment, un monthly. Appliances, and yard. Hampshire. Small log cabin Quality built. $52,900. Hayes You can afford this graceful 646-4200. 875-9237. for drinking fountain at Fitzgerald Field, to be financed from boating supplies, accessories, bedrooms, excellent condition, dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. buyer. Five rooms plus studio donations already received. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Candy Attendants, Cashiers, baths, built-in oven, range, heated, on bus line. Call Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. with bunk house, sleeps 6, $75 Agency, 646-0131. older 3-bedroom Colonial, only HYES Agency, 646-0131. or workshop. Ideal country to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Woolsey paints, Gerich’s dishwasher, refrigerator and between 7-9 p.m., 643-0579. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. per week. Larger cottage, many improvements, top area. $31,900! Excellent condition. BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room Ushers^oormen and Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- TEN acres of Terra Alta with location. Just $23,900. Call Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 6our week. Salary 1375.30 bi Marine Service, 1082 Tolland disposal, electric heat, 2 air sleeps 6-10, streen porch, $100 MANCHESTER - Two-family, New heating and plumbing, year 'round Cape. IW baths, Y custom’ built granite studded GLASTONBURY - Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 1973- 74, Emergency Employment Program, Section Cleanors Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- BOLTON — First-floor apart 0131. fireplace, trees, $32,900. weekly, 1387.78 bi-weekly with Apply In person dally conditioners, glass sliding per week. Call 742-6607 for 5-4, central location. Large lot. recently painted. Very private' stone Ranch, perched on top of Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 643-1108. IV ...... Jjy QQQ QQ degree. Many fringe benefits. doors, all large fpoms, Full bedroom apartment at the ment, quiet neighborhood, further information. Priced at $36,900. Frechette & yard. LaPoll Company, ten, acres of woods with pan prime acres. Access Cedar Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. after 9 a.m. 12’ BOAT, motor and trailer. Teresa. On bus line. Includes carpeting, fireplace. TWO FAMILY - 4-4, $5,000. for Summer Youth Activity Program, to be financed from State Veterans Home and Hospital, basement storage area, ample Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. Reaitors, 569-1030. oramic view stretching out for Ridge Terrace and Manchester BOLTON — Three-bedroom Grant. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, Call aft6r-5, 646-2587. appliances and carpeting. $171 References required. $185 CAPE COD — Chatham, cash required, good financing. VERNON — Manchester line. parking. Starting at $175. International Associates, miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ living Rd. ■ Frechette & Martin, Split Level with family room a l l (x :a tio n s - r e v e n u e sh a r in g Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten ' per. month. Paul W. Dougan, monthly. 643-5983. available June and September, MANCHESTER - Colonial in room, dining room, modern Realtors, 647-9993. and oversized 2-car garage, on Immaculate Ranch on quiet MATURE men and women, 17- 1973 ARSEN, 17’ tri-hull boat, Handy to shopping, schools, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Realtors, 647-1300. street, sunny kitchen with Proposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: sions 395, 233, 248. at off season rates. Twq- nice condition. 3 bedrooms, Manchester kitchen, Florida room, first- a nicely treed acre lot. Fiano 70 needed for telephone work in new 172 Johnson 100 h.p., bus and religious facilities. ROCKVILLE — Four 3-room bedroom cottage, near all dining area, 2 bedrooms, ■Develop Manchester Recreation Center in'.accordance with living room, dining room, SPLIT Level — Seven ropms, floor laundry, central vac, MANCHESTER - Ludlow Agency, 646-2677. AUTOMOBILE mechanic — new Manchester Studio, mor galvanized Gator trailer. Used Model apartment open for MANCHESTER - Unusual apartments, $110 monthly. One beaches, 643-1073. kitchen, VA baths, den or 4th automatic temperature con Road, 100’ building lot with carpeted living room, heated Development P la n ...... $20,000.00 ning and evening hours, salary 2 hours, sacrifice, $800 off list 1V4 baths, inter-com, family Experienced, full-time, days. inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday one-bedroom Townhouse. Full 5-room apartment, $125 bedroom. Good lot. Only $30,- FIVE BEDROOMS trolled green house, automatic water and sewer. Merritt Agen rec room, $28,500. Wolverton Refurbish and develop Center Springs Park (plan to be plus bonuses. Apply in person, price, $3,200. Call 875-6420 after room, garage, city utilities, SOUTH WINDSOR Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Apply Clarke Motor Sales, and Sunday. Other times by private basement, patio and en monthly. Utilities not included, ...... 900 Frechette & Martin Plenty ot privacy on tnis garage doors, plus many, many cy, 646-1180. finalized)...... $3,000.00 Bolton, Conn. Olan Mills Portrait Studio, Burr trances. Includes heat and 872-9179, 875-7362. $38,500. Philbrick Agency, RIG RANCHI! appointment. Wanted to Rent 69 Realtors, 647-9993. Realtors, 646-4200. acre lot. Nine-room more extras. Call today to in Install fence at Globe Hollow Swimming Pool...... $4,500.00 Corners, Shopping Plaza in appliances, $200 per month. spect this rare home in a unique Long and sassy with a 2-car Manchester or call 646-2637. Colonial with 3-car gar MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA Install burglar alarm system in all schools ...... $5,800.00 TRUCK Driver — Experienced Houaehold Goods 51 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, setting, $75,(KX). Philbrick Agen zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- garage, big Rec room, Call; ^ 4535, 646-1021. WANTED — Large 3-bedroom age. Convenient to “VERNOW " Install fuel dispensing system at Town Garages ... $15,000.00 with furniture. References heat, hot water, stove, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, fireplace, first-floor family FULL or part-time, ‘'sewing U&R Housing Corp refrigerator. Available June house in Manchester by August everything. 40s. required, good pay and CLEAN USED — refrigerators, 1st. Up to $300 per month. Call MLS, 643-6666. room, set on a gorgeous -OCCUPANCY DATE- R e p a’irGlobeHollowDamSpillwaytoc heck benefits. Apply in person, Bez- machine operators. Must be ranges, automatic washers 643-9551 MANCHESTER - One- 1st. security. $160 872-3919. . A TRUE GEM ROCKLEDGE AREA CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 erosion...... $6,600.00 experienced. Torr’s Dfapery Bert Dittos, Manchester landscaped piece of land. Is this your problem? We can zini’s, 519 East Middle Turn with guarantees. See them at B. Robert Murdock, Realtor bedroom Ranch type apart Ansaldi built 5-room ranch Custom built 8-room home acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, COVENTRY — Approximately Manufacturing Co., Route 6, ment, private entrance. ROCKVILLE — Immediate oc Memorial Hospital. 646-1222, LA PENTA AGENCY Priced at $37,500. For more have you in this new 4- Surface and light tennis courts at West Side Recreation pike. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 643-9551 Ext. 334. with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 beamed ceiling, garages, view. 4 acres high wooded land. 780’ Jnction 87, Andover, 742-7800. Includes heat and appliances. cupancy, centrally located 4- with brick front, located in Realtors-MtS 646-2440 information call Tony bedroom. Colonial within 30 Center...... $1,600.00 St., Can 643-2171. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• separate kitchens (in-law Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. road frontage. $7,500. Pasek- COOKS — Part-time position, Stephen J. Luchon Jr. $163 per month. PAUL W. room apartment, one child Manchester’s south end near Wasilefsky at 649-5306. days. Appliances, carpeting, Resurface football and soccer fields at Manchester High <5 Apartment Bulldinga- suite) and a beautiful Rutherford Realtors, 289-7475. m ust be over 17. Apply HAIRDRESSER - Liberal CARPETS — jVholesale to you Sup’t. - 646-5257 Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646- accepted. No pets, security, Community College andCoun- l'/4 baths, fireplace and School...... '..f...... $26,000.00 For Sale 70 ■‘Rnglish Tavern” rec room. MANCHESTER — Three fami Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, commissions and bonus incen at our warehouse. The Carpet 1021. $150 monthly, 646-1060. try Club. Features equipped ly central location, separate 40 ACRES of land in • •B&W** aluminum siding. A good buy Acquire Voting Machines to meet State standards .. $5,000.()0 tives. Flexible hours available. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 3 (Quality galore. Must be seen. Manchester. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., MANCHESTER - 4-family There is a big demand for furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- Manchester on East Hartford for today’s market for only Conduct Town-wide revaluation...... $31,000.00 Phone 875-5674, 643-1777, o THREE rooms, heat, hot ROCKVILLE — Available June T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- The BARROWS 4 WALLACE Co. Manchester. 646-8568. MANCHESTER Parkade brick, 4-car garage, good in bedrooms, walk-up attid, typewriters, outgrown dothing, can! 9(K). Hayes Agency, 646-0131. line. Philbrick Agency, Realtors —MLS $35,900. Let us show you. Call Acquire equipment for Highway Department...... $25,000.00 1st., 3Vt room apartment, ROCK Band needs bass Apartments. We now have water, appliances, parking, come builder. Hayes • Agency, large closets and ceramic 1577. Can Herald Classified, 643-2711. Realtors, 646-4200. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 JoAnn Culver. Renovate rooms at Lincoln School for offices ...... $75,000.00 guitarist and percussionist. Call SERVICE Station attendant, MOVING — Three-piece living openings at the Parkade $140. Security deposit. 646-3494, appliances and heat. Adults on tiled bath. Situated on a park- THREE-FAMILY, newly Reconstruction of Hilliard Street...... $20,000.00 experienced preferred, over 18, 646^131. 742-6365 or 742-6308. room set $125 good condition. Apartments, a short pleasant evenings, 649-47ti. ly, no pets, security, $125 like lot with breezeway and . renovated throughout, good in COVENTRY Lake - 300’ to and ••B&W** part-time. Apply at Maple monthly., 646-1060. Aniwen to Prerioui Puiile FIVE-ROOM Ranch, carpeting, Call 646-7879. walk to one Connecticut’s garage. This is q u a lity home vestment or home witli income. overlooking this delightful lake. Anthony Pietrantonio, Secretary HELP^ wanted, waitress, part Super Service, 220 Spruce St. Seeing Things new roof, large lot, degu-end largest shopping centers. We at a realistic price. For an ap ^ P |P |fe Ray Lima, Hutchins" Agency, Excellent, very large lot for all The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Board of Directors time, 11 to 2 p.m., 5 days week HEBRON — Two and th re e ' Bualneaa Property- street, $21,900. Hayes Agency, Realtors—MLS 3 ■ lays MAPLE Living room set, furnish stove, refrigerator, 649-5324. year 'round or vacation home - ■ Manchester, Connecticut ly. Apply A ' ’ Situation Wanted 38 VILLAGER bedroom apartments. For Sale pointment to inspect just call 646-0131. . / Mancliester Parkade — 649-5306 in person, Hilliard sofabed, two chairs, two end heat, hot water, grounds 71 ACROSS 54 Feminine or use as two lots, $6,000. Act Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, ville Lunc Luncheonette, 303 Adams tables, $75. Three bathroom maintenance and parking. One Immediate occupancy. Phone name CUsi'CiM built, air-conditioned, now, call John F. Shannon, Real Street, Manchester. WILL do ironing in my home, 15 ' APARTMENTS 228-9115. COVENTRY — Large commer 1 Sleeping MANCHESTER ^ in ity — Mid this twenty-fifth day of May, 1973 sinks, with AS fittings, $8. 643- bedroom, $159 monthly, two JARVIS REALTY CO. vision 55 Dissolves 9 room California Ranch. Estate, 568-5660. basket, shirts 25 cents each. cial building with V/z acres. Fireplaced living room, formal 30's. Raised/Ranch, 3-4 Alio alterations. 649-0516. 0053. bedrooms, $195 monthly. Call Five-room, 2-hedroom town 6 Shadowy DOWN 649-5365 for more information. EAST Hartford — four-room Good iocation. Heavily traveled REALTBRS-MLS substance dining room, modern kitchen COVENTRY — 150x100 corner bedrooms, formal dining room, house, wall-to-wall carpeting, apartment for rent, no pets. road. Frechette & Martin, 643-1121 11 Main blood 1 Appointment with dining area, family room, lot, $2,400. Call 64.3-4638. family roorp; carpeting, gar f MATURE WOMAN will babysit COLDSPOT Refrigerator, 17.1 2 Way traveled cubic foot, with freezer top, 398 HARTFORD Road -- three 2 air conditioners, appliances, Call 528-0430. Realtors, 647-9993. vessels ithree large bedrooms, fourth age, ^many/other extras, one days, steady, own transporta heat and hot water, IVt tiled 13 Iridium 3 Mission acre wooded lot. Open house, NO EXPERIENCE automatic ice maker. Tappen and four room apartments for 4 Lawyer (ab.) p o ssib le . 2 -car garage. tion. P lease call 528-6147 baths, washer and dryer hook (comb, form) Beautifully landscaped Saturday and Sunday„l-4 p.m,, ‘‘Manchester REQUIRED — SELL anytime. deluxe gas range. 643-0035. rent. Call 649-1946. IGGLEMARDT?) 14 'Tortoise 5 Badly (prefix) 643-5345. 0 grounds. Marion E: Robertson, Reaort Property-For Sale 74 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• up, patio. No pets. ,H o W COME 15 Up-to-date 6 Gross (ab.) 23 Fantastic 39 Spar 16 Greek letter 7 Concealed 25 Girl’s name Realtor, 643-5953. GOOD HUMOR Doga-BIrds-Pets 41 COUCH, upholstered chair, \NMEM 41 Vote into VERNON — Three-bedroom large mirrors, etc. Call 644- FOUFt-ROOM apartment. 17 Narrow inlet- 8 Danish city 27 Things office BOLTON Lakbfront — Vernon Gail 649-7620 EVERVBODV 19 Bom 9 Wailing alarm Ranch, IV2 baths, large lot, 3- 2936. Hartford Road, first floor; worshiped 42 River in MANCHESTER - Two- section. Private setting Five- T h e n ICECREAM F at and Sassy kittens free. 643- cellar storage, garage. $165 KMOWS THE 20 Finish 10 Musical sound 29 Imaginative New Mexico bedroom Condominium, in room Ranch type home. $26,900. car garage in excellent condi 6920., monthly. Available immediate 22 School 12 Blood fluids fancy 45 Very (Fr.) Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tion. International Associates, ' START AT ONCE HOTPOINT refrigerator, good ANSWER. subject (ab.) 13 Make mental 33 Woolly cludes air-conditioning, ly, 649-2871'. 47 "My---- Sar carpeting, all appliances. Adult Inc., Realtors, 647-1300. ’ e a r n h ig h in c o m e working condition. $40 or best a v a il a b l e immediately. h e a c h e r 23 United S tate image 34 bun 48 Compass poini KITTENS free, call after 6 18 Sick 36 Of the nerv living. Garage, full basement. AMSTON LAKE — Like new, a n d N o w ’ ’ ' NO CASH BOND offer. Call after 6 p.m., 528- Pleasant four-room apartment, n e v e r Navy (ab.) 50 Skirt edge p.m., 649-9236. NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, 1V4 M Expire 21 This ous system Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- Lakefront cottage, private HEBRON — 7-room Raised r e q u ir e d 8336. heat, hot water,: appliances, 51 Chemical baths, fully carpeted, all CALLS ON 26 Line (Fr.) (German) 37 Not bold suffix 1868 Agent. treed lot, 2 bedrooms, Ranch, fireplace, garage, large ’ h ig h l ib e r a l FREE to good home,. male •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeting, air-conditioner. 28 Electromotive lot in good location. Inter appliances, private basement. Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. '/O U - 1 r ~ 3 4 r " r - i fireplace, screened porch. $23,- PERCENTAGE mixed wire haired terrier, good Mualcal Inatrumenta 53 Available July 15th. Call- 649- force (ab.) r - 5“ n r 900. Holcombe Realtors, 643- national Associates, Inc., ' DRIVER’S LICENSE 643-6165. 30 Negative - ii Realtors, 647-1300. A special edition commemorating .1 with children, very aUec- 8782_after 5 p.m. conjunction lil n r THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, 8616, 644-2447. e sse n t ia l tionate. Call 875-7782. PIANIST leaving toWn, must two baths, two fireplaces, gar Manchester’s 160th birthday, MANCHESTER — Three-room 31 Small (Scot) 14 IS 18 YEARS OR OLDER sell Davenport Treacy Baby FOUR rooms, heated, second -Tm Mfg.U.S Pat.Ofl.—All»ifWa«M«v*d 32 Dutch city ages, Florida room. Hutchins DIAMOND Lake, Glastonbury, apartment, ail appliances, . . . I'X U" Winning Lottery . SALEM, Mass. (AP) — If you candy, Gibraltars, which are George Burkinshaw, owner, I^umbers 86124 The Weather look across Derby Street from 142 years old and still fresh. On learned the candy receipe from says he is still usjng the same Holiday Special the House of Seven Gables other shelves are newer a sailor, obtain^ a barrel of Nation^s Oldest recipes used by a certain Mrs. 5 o f ‘ow to mid made famous by author batches of the hard, tasty sugar sugar and began making and 35556 Nathaniel Hawthorne, you’ll Spencer who founded the com selling the candies. She first candies that are for sale. pany in 1806. ?emyratu“res‘.°°^ — able Candy Store Still see the oldest candy store in the In the back of the shop, which sold them from a pail which she country. According to history, an is actually the latest location in carried, but soon had enough MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1973 — VOL. XCII,'No. 204 English family by the name of Manchester—A City of yUhge Charm If you walk Inside the yellow Salem of the store, are picture business to buy a horse and TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CE Spencer sailed for America ear CENTS clapboard building bousing Ye windows through which wagon to peddle her wares. Makes Gihraltars ly in the 19th Century, lost their Olde PeppCT Company, you find customers can watch the After Mrs. Spedcer’s death, possessions in a shipwreck and amid cases of sweets a tall, peppermint and lemon flavored the family sold the business to a finally landed destitute in glass jar containing the famous Gibraltars and molasses Mr. Pepper in 1830 and moved Salem. Mrs. Spencer, who back to England. Havered Blackjacks. U.S.-French Talks Center On NATO School Budget Pared Pompidou Warns FIRST WOMAN pUot hired To $11.1 Million Nixon Against by Eastern Airlines is Bar OF MANCHESTER bara J. Barrett, 2^ who Doug Bevins contractual commitments for savings in niring new teachers, signed on with 2,80o ^ours “ KNOWN FOR QUALITY, (Herald Reporter) salaries and will be able to keep $11,323 in personnel changes, Unilateral Action flying time—cargo planes on some staff formerly funded .mostly. She joins 4,000 men FAMOUS-FOR SERVICE” - The Manchester Board of and $15,175 in existing positions. pilots and is destined to fly SINCE 1874 Education Wednesday night un by state or federal grants. But The projected savings and per a turboprop Lockheed animously approved 1973-1974 several new staff positions sonnel changes figures, totaling REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) - President Georges Pom Electra or the Boeing 721 budget cuts of $270,491 to bring deemed necessary by the board $61,323, were to be the board’s pidou of France warned President Nixon today that there were cdt, he said. trljet. the operating budget in line contingency fund. would be “great danger” in aiiy unilateral cutback of A- — The charm and grace of another time is . One of the few items main Reductions in projects, with the Board of Directors ap- Am erica s 300,000 strong m ilitary force in Europe. reflected In this collection of dining furniture. . proved figure of $11.1 million. tained at a high level, Schaffer totaling $34,500, included mentioned, is teaching In the first session of the 3 The largest reduction - $147,- elimination of funds for media The design is colonial and combined with the French-American summit con 373 — was made in the area of supplies. The school board had centers at Keeney Street He reported that Henry A. rich, deep color of solid cherry it produces a ference, the two leaders ranged salary items. Cuts were also requested an increase of $90,000 School, Illing and Bennet Junior Kissinger, the President’s ad ‘Socialites’ widely over the problems con unique and lovely group. A combination of made in projects, supplies, for supplies, and reductions left High Schools. Eunds for media viser on national security af Move About carved mouldings, harmonious hardware and that figure at $80,099. Schaffer centers at Robertson and fronting the North Atlantic fairs, sat in the entire session. transportation for special Treaty Organization. mentioned that the Board of Washington Schools were main Pompidou was accompanied the graceful Queen Ann design are all education students, buildings Their exchanges were "very Providence and grounds, equipment, stu Directors had indicated that tained. only by his own interpreter. elements of this group. useful and constructive,” a dent activities, and field trips. high priority should be given to Additional funds were entire In discussion of the future of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Other pieces available include a corner supplies. ly eliminated for late classes at French spokesman said after the transatlantic partnership Beldon Schaffer, chairman of the 2Va-hour meeting which ran Dozens of blue-collar workers cabinet, closed hutch top and base, server, the board’s personnel and The $147,373 in salary items Manchester High School, the Pompidou, according to his are finding work these days as ladder back and Duxbury chairs. cut from the operating budget IGE program at Nathan Hale on 30 minutes beyond its spokesman, insisted on "the finance committee (which scheduled span. fashionable socialites headed .made the budget cut include $70,875 for new extraordinary importance of for a plush ball in a Newport, positions, $50,000 in projected (See Page Fourleen) \ While Nixon and Pompidou the presence of U.S. troops in recommendations) said “we’re were focusing on the political R.I., mansion. cutting the budget to the bone.” Europe and on the great danger The temporary bluebloods 62” Table with 2-12” leaves and and strategic issues of the tran of a unilateral reduction of He noted that the reductions satlantic partnership, their are extras for the movie “The don’t allow for a contingency these troops.” ( Great Gatsby,” an F. Scott 2 Arm Chairs. 2 Side Chairs . . . . . * 4 9 9 . foreign and finance ministers His meaning, on the basis of fund, and administration of an were meeting separately on the Fitzgerald fiction classic of the $11.1 million budget without a Cost-Of-Living known French positions, 1920s era that’s being filmed in more practical and technical seemed clear. » d contingency fund will be problems that divide the United an estate on Newport’s 60” Huntboard and Open Top . . . . * 3 9 9 . “tough.” Pompidou was signalling, in prestigious Bellevue Avenue. Bonus Offered States and France. the first place, France would Schaffer said that the board Secretary of State William P. ’The extravaganza is expected will probably be able to meet resist any U.S. move to bargain to last from dusk to dawn for up Rogers and Foreign Minister defense concessions to the to 12 days. Extras will be paid State Employes Michel Jobert examined the European allies for economic $20 a day for their elevated tense situation in the Mideast, concessions. in Vietnam where a frail peace status. St F risina To qualify for a spot in a HARTFORD (AP) — Cbnnecticut State Employes settlemenl is barely hanging The Nixon administration has crowded ballroom scene, Association officials say the $300 bonuses for state together and in Cambodia disavowed any such intention. scores of women are agreeing Sentenced employes anounced by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is “a step where fighting persists. On The French, nevertheless, each of these issues there were to dress without bras or girdles, __hj in the right direction.” m«x- suspect deals of this kind could in the style of the ’20s, and 6-2 0 Years gaps between the two sides. result from Kissinger’s forego dark suntans this But CSEA President ’Thomas Wednesday, Meskill said the Calls For Assistance On the money, trade and proposal for linking summer. Lyon and Executive director money will be taken from the economic front. Treasury negotiations on transatlantic John Frisina of Andover, a 49- Edward Gallant noted that $300 Secretary George P. Shultz and political, defense and economic “We’re the new women, it year-old electronics technician, surplus for the current fiscal M is less than half the amount year, which is larger than FinanceFina.ee Minister ter ValeryV,1„, subjects. doesn’t bother us,’’ said Ingrid was sentenced to 6-20 years in Koehler, one of about 175 extras they had requested from expected. exercike at Manoheater Comnaait, C o l i e g e t t ^ C T S t ^ J ' The French leader also had in prison by Tolland County Meskill. They added that a ways in which key governments mind the current conference in tentatively selected from more Superior Court Judge Paul J. Latest figures indicate that than 400 applicants. special delegate meeting still is the state would still close the can act to help restore a stable Vienna on East-West force * Driscoll, this morning. world monetary system. Here, Women seeking a part must scheduled for Friday with the fiscal year June 30 will a sur cuts. Last month Frisina pleaded agenda calling fpr discussion of too, American and French France has stayed out of have short hair or be willing to 4 guilty to first degree plus of $35 million after paying ideas differed. cut it. Men also must have a a possible work stoppage, work out $11 million for the bonuses, Mock Disaster Tests these talks. manslaughter in coifnection Ronald L. Ziegler, White close crop, and no sideburns or slowdown or political action by Meskill said. In the French view they could with the Christmas Day death state workers. House press secretary, told lead to an imbalance, with the beards-a requirement that has of his estranged wife, Anna. Last February, the ad r CSEA had argued that, ministration projected the sur newsmen the emphasis in the Western powers left in a prompted casting director Ber On Feb. 5, an l^member A because of recent increases in Emergency Facilities first presidential exchanges weaker position in relation to nard Styles to schedule inter plus to be around $19 million. grand jury brought an indict was on "the evolution in the views with servicemen at the the cost of living, state Meskill previously said the the arms and armies of Com ment of murder against future of the Atlantic alliance.” employes should be given an ad state didn’t have enough money control traffic in the area. Two munist Europe. Newport Navy Base next week. Frisina. Mrs. Frisina was shot, DAVID KNAPP Next came the fractures, the ditional $750 over a 12 month to grant blanket raises to state police units were deployed at Styles set up temporary shop according to state police, while (Herald Reporter) burns and bruises. period. Friday’s meeting was employes. either end of the building’s in the Rhode Island Depart she was in the home of "M anchester Memorial Some of the students feigned called after the Generalj The raises will be made this emergency access route while ment of Unemployment Securi neighbors on Bear Swamp Rd. •Hospital has the capacity to injury so well that hospital per Assembly refused to include a ty, which ag re ^ to bring in in Andover. year only and won’t apply to handle large-scale emergen another cruiser was positioned sonnel had some difficult cost-of-living raise in the fiscal employes whose salaries are at the campus’ Bidwell St. en candidates through part of next V The shooting occured shortly cies,” said Dr. Ruben Fialkoff, separating the actors f ^ Democrats week. 1974 state budget, which fixed by law, summer workers trance. Three police units Y before 6 p.m. on Christmas chief of the emergency depart those actually injured. One gS«^ He told a crowd of about 40 becomes effective July 1. and those who only receive per rendered assistance at the Day, at the home of the Robert ment of Manchester Memorial played the part of a hysteric hopefuls: “What we’re looking Gallant said $300 was about 4 diem expenses. State com scene and two others were dis W. Bennett family and Frisina Hospital, commenting on the woman so well she alarmed for is something intangible. It’s per cent of the average state missioners and their deputies, patched to the hospital. was awested at the scene by mock disaster staged half the emergency room staff. Begin Plans a racy look, it’s a aporty look, employe salary. who received controversial At 2:05 two pumper units of charge mfh our State Police. He was charged Wednesday at Manchester Dr. Fialkoff said that initial' it’s a dignified look, a casual “The fact that it is a lump salary increases earlier this the town fire department, the with murder and was held over- Community College’s Bidwell treatment on all the "disaster” arrogance, an elegance.” Many sum is of special a value,” year, also won’t be affected. • ^ ^ W 'C 4j>