PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., July 23, 1974 Obituaries School Budget Has Balance identified these funds, and summer schedule for $2,720, By JUNE TOMPKINS because of the long time before which was $500 less than Miirion Wrobel Mrs. Kmily H. Ouellette The Board of Education the next board meeting (Aug. budgeted. lianrI)PBtf r Earning Heralb Marion “Mike” Wrobel, 51, of Mrs. Emily H. Ouellette, 69, received the good news Monday 26) and the necessity to time The largest single class West Suffield, formerly of of Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of night that the fiscal year had the situation with the fall term enrollment was junior high t h i r t y -s i x p a g e s - t w o s e c t i o n s Manchester, died Monday in Manchester, died Sunday in ended “in the black” and with a beginning shortly thereafter. mathematics with 17 students MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,1974- VOL. XCIH, No. 250 Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS Hartford Hospital. He was the Phoenix after a short illness. small balance to be returned to ’The board tabled a motion to participating. The second husband of Mrs. Sophie Carney She was the widow of the late the town. cut $18,000 from the highest single class enrollment Wrobel. Dennis Ouellette. School Superintendent James extracurricular program in was junior high school English Born in Manchester, he lived She was born July 15,1905, in P. Kennedy said the summary , order to provide for two extra with 13 students taking the in Suffield 21 years. He was an Manchester, the daughter of of budget expenditures for the physical education teachers for course. employe of Hamilton Standard Thomas and Rachel Robb year was $11,098,587 leaving an Grades 1 and 2. In other classes, there were Supreme Court Orders Division of United Aircraft Hopkinson, and lived here until unexpended balance of $1,412. The board proposed that the 10 attending social studies, and Corp. in Windsor Locks for moving to Phoenix about 20 Encumbrances amounting to superintendent study the im­ 7 students taking high school many years. He served with the years ago. She was a retired $18,685 were included in the pact of the proposed action and mathematics. Three students U.S. Army in the Pacific during registered nurse. total. These encumbrances submit a report of his findings took makeup classes In physical World War II. He was a com­ She is survived by several identify money committed to be at the next meeting before a education. municant of St. Joseph's cousins. spent, but not yet paid out. decision is made. In personnel actions, the Nixon to Give Up Tapes Church in Suffield. Private funeral services will Kennedy also presented the The board had discussed board approved three Other survivors are his be held at the John F. Tierney profit and loss statement of three alternatives to in­ resignations and one leave of mother, Mrs. Agnes Wrobel of Funeral Home, 219 W. Center cafeteria operations for the troducing a physical education absence. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme protection consistent with the administra;: gave no hint how Nixon would react. Nixon Manchester; a son, Michael G. St. There are no calling hours. year which showed a profit of program to the first two Mrs. Christine B urgess, Court ruled unanimously today that Presi­ lion of justice. said in a separate tapes case — one that Wrobel of’ West Suffield; four Burial will be in East $12,831. He said the cafeteria elementary grades. The first presently on leave of absence, a dent Nixon must surrender subpoenaed Heavy Responsibility did not get to the Supreme Court — that he brothers, Stanley Wrobel of En­ Cemetery. operations had begun the year suggestion was for lessons to be former elementary m usic Watergate tapes in an historic decision Therefore, he said, Sirica has a heavy would aUde_byji “definitive” ruling of the court. But Nixon did not specify what he field, and Edward Wrobel, with “about a $4,000 deficit,” provided by the physical educa­ teacher for three years, is that could prove crucial in Nixon’s efforts responsibility to insure that material meant by “definitive.” Henry Wrobel and Raymond |{uymond W. Powers which actually reduced the tion department through inser­ resigning because of family to avoid impeachment. irrelevant to the criminal prosecution be profit to about $8,000. The total ‘"The allowance of the privilege to Wrobel, all of Manchester, and Funeral services for Ray­ vice classes with the first and obligations. By an 8-Q vote, the court, in an opinion accorded the high degree of respect due a operating expenses for the year withhold evidence that is demonstrably a sister, Mrs. Jennie Kan- mond W. Powers of 34 Delmont second grade teachers who Miss Susan Redcay, a first written by Chief Justice Warren E. President and that such material be were $517,460. relevant in a criminal trial would cut drysawtz of East Hartford. St. who died Monday will be would administer the physical year teacher of English at Burger, rejected Nixon’s arguments that returned under seal to the White House. Kennedy told the board he deeply into the guarantee of due process of The funeral will be Thursday Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the education program to their Bennet Junior High School, is only a President can judge what White With regard to the President’s claim of could see no need to raise lunch law and gravely impair the basic function at 9:15 a.m. from the Nicholson Calvary Assembly of God on E. students. designing as she has accepted a Hou^ materials can be used as evidence executive privilege, Burger said when prices next year, but he said he of the courts,” the court’s opinion said. Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf­ Middle Tpke. Burial will be in ’The second alternative was to position elsewhere. in criminal proceedings. material is subpoenaed for use in a could not report definitely on “A President’s acknowledged need for field, with a Mass at 10 at St. Blast Cemetery with full Guard Bandsmen Sing, Too reallocate the present elemen­ Miss Amy L. Kaplan, a first Monumental Decision criminal trial the general theory of con­ the cost of milk as it has gone confidentiality in the communications of Joseph’s Church. Burial will be military honors. tary physical education year French teacher at Bennet fidentiality must yield to the specific need up in price. The monumental decision affirmed an his office is general in nature whereas the in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Wind­ Friends may call at the On tour with the National Guard means on concert tour for these singers, members of teaching staff. is resigning in order to accept a for evidence and the fundamental demands Board member Philip Susag order issued April 18 by U.S. District constitutional need for production of rele­ sor. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the 102nd Army Band, Connecticut Army National Guard. Quartet members are (from Hiring additional teachers to job in the Trumbull school of due process of law. said the superintendent was to Judge John J. Sirica requiring the Presi­ vant evidence in a criminal proceeding is Friends may call at the Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. left) SP5 Glenn Orkney, a trombonist from Wallingford; SP4 William Tyler, a saxaphonist handle the program in Grades 1 system. At the Western White House in San dent to turn over tapes and records of 64 specific and central to the fair abjudica­ funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 be commended for presenting a and 2 was the third alternative. Peter DiRosa Jr., a social Clemente, Calif., Nixon’s press secretary, from Hebron; S. Sgt. Andrew Shreeves, an oboe player from Manchester; and SP4 Ralph conversations for use in the Watergate tion of a particular criminal case in the and Wednesday from 3 to 5 and closed budget “so close in these Kennedy said he did not think studies teacher at Manchester Ronald L. Ziegler, bad no immediate com­ Graner, a saxaphonist from Somers. Bandsmen spent their two-week annual training cover-up trial of six former Nixon aides administration of justice.” 7 to 9 p.m. times.” it wise to redistribute the six High School for the past five ment on what the President’s response period performing concerts statewide at hospitals, shelters for the retarded and in public ’The board moved “that in the and associates. Those wishing to do so may present Grades 3-6 physical years, was granted a leave of Sirica is to examine the material to would be. Presidential counselor Dean Rules Have Been Followed make memorial contributions parks. event the Board of Directors education teachers as it would absence for the 1974-75 school determine which parts are relevant to the Burch said earlier that Nixon is “well Burger said from the court’s examina­ to St. Joseph’s Church, Suffield. Moriarty^s Buys provides the Board of Educa­ lower the quality of the present year for personal and family trial. They will be made available to aware of the magnitude” of the issue and tion of the materials submitted by A suspicious Tuesday afternoon fire the Salter’s Pond dam in Manchester. caused by the fire cannot be repaired. tion with necessary funds to reasons. Nearby Station program. Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. would address himself forthwith to the Jaworski in support of his request for the badly damaged the recently installed Today the bridge was barricaded and (Herald photo by Pinto) provide transportation for East In an analysis of summer subpoena, much of which is still secret, it Moriarty B ros.