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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1975— VOL. XCIV, No. 218 t w e n t y -FOUR p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s Manchester A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Interim Israeli-Egyptian Pact Given 50-50 Chance by Officials By United Press International tier and previous target of Israeii ground shuttle diplomacy efforts, which collapsed the basis for a new interim agreement. Two authoritative Israeli newspapers assaults directed against guerrilla bases. last March, in the "next immediate today quoted senior Israeli officials in “Unless both sides are forthcoming” an Kissinger said Sunday after further weeks.” interim agreement with Egypt will not be Washington as saying there is a 50-50 talks with Rabin in New York that the In Tel Aviv the newspapers Ha’aretz and chance for an Israeli-Egyptian interim possible, Rabin said. “One has to be positions of Israel and Egypt on an interim Yedioth Ahronoth quoted senior Israeli of­ hopeful that it (an agreement) can be agreement as a result of Prime Minister Middle East agreement have now been ful­ ficials in Washington as saying there is a reached, but we’ll see in the coming Yitzhak Rabin’s conferences there. ly clarified beyond any possible mis­ 50 per cent chance for an Israeli-Egyptian weeks.” Rabin flew home to Israel today from understanding. interim agreement. Kissinger agreed that concessions were talks with President Ford and Secretary Kissinger would not go into details but They said Israel expected Egypt to reply necessary. of State Henry A. Kissinger. His visit was said that during the next few weeks “we within two weeks to proposals on a new marred by an Arab terrorist attack on a will be working in diplomatic channels pact made by Rabin in Washington. border village that Israeli Foreign with ali of the parties to see whether it is Rabin, in a television interview on CBS’ Bomb Damages Ministry officials said was aimed at dis­ possible to translate these ideas into con­ “Face the Nation,” Sunday repeated that rupting his peace efforts. crete progress.’’ if Israel was willing to make concessions, New York Bank The Arab terrorist raid Sunday killed He said he did not expect to resume his Egypt would have to do likewise to provide three Israelis and wounded six in the fron­ tier settlement of Yuval near the NEW YORK (UPI) — A powerful bomb Lebanese frontier. The four Palestinian exploded shortly before dawn today in the attackers were killed by Israeli soldiers. doorway of a Puerto Rican bank in Israeli planes struck Lebanese villages Leonard Pleads Guilty Rockefelier Center, injuring one man in reprisal and both Israeli and Lebanese slightly and shattering windows. artillery dueled across the border today. Police said the expiosion, apparently The Israelis said Arab gunners hit To 24 Felony Murders caused by a pipe bomb, went off at about Metulla, Israel’s northernmost town and 4:40 a.m. in the doorway of the Banco de the nearby settlement of Kfar Giladi. No Ponce at 49th Street and Rockefeller casualties were reported. WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - Peter Leonard, 23, of Byram, Conn. The defen­ Plaza. Israeli military sources reported a con­ Leonard pleaded guilty today to 24 counts dant then collapsed as he was led from the Shortly after 6 a.m., a woman iden­ centration of guerrillas all along the fron­ of felony murder in the fire at Gulliver’s court room following his guilty plea and tifying herself as a member of the tier with the biggest concentration at Aita Discotheque in Port Chester last year in was carried by court attendants and Weather Underground telephoned the ech-Chaab, a village just across the fron­ which 24 young persons died. sheriff’s deputies out of the building on a Associated Press to take credit for the A defense lawyer entered the plea for stretcher. bombing. She told the AP the attack was in Leonard was charged with setting a fire support of cement workers in Ponce, to hide a burgiary of a bowiing alley which Puerto Rico. was part of the commercial complex The woman said a communique was housing the popular discotheque oih the placed between two buildings at West 10th Many CIA Activities New York-Connecticut border. Street and Greenwich Avenue, ap­ ^Sweating^ Out Graduation Supreme Court Justice George proximately three blocks from the scene Beisheim Jr. said in court after the plea of an explosion in 1970 at a townhouse on Dale Lotreck mops his face during graduation exercises for Tolland High Remain a Mystery was entered, “While 24 terrible tragedies West 11th Street allegedly used by radicals occurred as a result of ... your stupid ac­ to manufacture bombs. School seniors Sunday in the school gym. Robert Loehr listens to a talk by The Rockefeller Commission report was tion, this court is convinced... that you are Police said two notes were found at the the school principal during the exercises. The temperature was estimated at WASHINGTON (UPI) - All major CIA to be given officially today to the Senate not a vicious, willful killer. You certainly location and were taken to a police^ 80 degrees or more in the gym filled with parents and friends. (Herald photo activities have had presidential approval, according to both Vice President Nelson investigating committee, which did not anticipate the results of your ac­ laboratory for analysis. Contents of the by Dunn) Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Wednesday will hear from CIA director tions.” messages were not disclosed. Ariz. Wiiliam Colby testifying under tight The judge said, “Your moral guilt is not ’The explosion this morning was the se­ But just what those activities were is security about the 1963 assassination of as great as a murderer who killed and in­ cond at the Banco de Ponce in eight still a big mystery in Washington and still South Vietnamese President Nguyen Dinh tended to kill.” months. The bank was one of five midtown Fathers Given Tribute provoking debate. Diem. Beisheim said he intended to sentence buildings hit by bombs on Oct. 26, 1974. Rockefeller, whose commission report A Coiby appearance before the House Leonard to a minimum of 15 years-to-life The FALN Puerto Rican nationalisi on the CIA was released last week, said committee investigating the CIA last in prison for the deaths of the 24 victims. group subsequently took credit for the At Tolland Graduation Sunday one reason the panel did not week was canceled when an internal dis­ He also said that pending the mandatory bombings and has since claimed respon- develop conclusive evidence on alleged pute resulted in the resignation of its probation report, he also intended to siblity for several more including the Jan. CIA foreign assassination plots was chairman, Lucien Nedzi, D-Mich. sentence Leonard to 15 years in jail on ar­ 24, 1^5 explosion at Fraunces Tavern in because so many persons implicated in Rockefeller’s hint of Kennedy Involve­ son charges, 10 years on burglary charges which four persons were killed and 56 in­ The 153 members of the Tolland High gift of a flag in front of the school and a them are dead. ment in assassination plots resulted in a and six months on two charges of petty jured. School Class of 1975 shared their gradua­ fund to support the showing of the stars He hinted his commission may have ob­ statement from two former aides of larceny — all to run concurrently. On Saturday, the FALN took credit for tion day with their fathers Sunday, a and stripes for years to come. tained information President Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, who accused the vice Beisheim said that before the plea he two bombings in Chicago’s Loop section tribute referred to not only by Valedic­ The class was unique in another aspect. his brther, former Attorney General president of ignoring the conclusions of his had discussions with defense lawyer that injured four persons. torian Carla Doran but by Superintendent All ten top students possessing the highest Robert Kennedy, were involved in the own report or “deliberately lying.” Stephen Pittari but not with the district at­ of Schools Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie as four year academic averages were girls. alleged plots, but he emphasized none of torney’s office. well. Salutatorian Shawn Lampron urged her the secret information was strong enough The graduates prompted by the nation’s classmates to participate in citizenship to support conclusions of guilt. Bicentennial observances, donned gowns throughout their lives. “Let us not just pay Goldwater, a member of the Senate of red for the girls and navy blue for the taxes each year, vote for the most attrac­ commitee investigating the CIA, backed Show Award Winners Name boys. White tassels hung from mortar­ tive face and donate to the Boy Scout at up Rockefeller by saying no major CIA ac­ boards and white National Honor Society the door as so many do.” Instead she tion, such as an assassination, “would cords, mixed with the single white rose urged graduates to go to the city to tutor a have taken place without the President More thanlOO artists and craftsmen par­ Honorable mention ribbons were First prize went to Rand Bancroft for a carried by each of the graduating girls. child, to do something for those less for­ knowing about it.” ticipated Sunday in the second annual awarded to Charlotte Doyon for her pen table and lamp. Second and third prizes, The class is the iargest yet to graduate tunate “if only to be able to say someone He also said Sunday he had seen no Manchester Outdoor Arts & Craft Show and ink of “Old Soldier,” Helen Hayes respectively, were awarded to Lois Cronin from Tolland High School, and the gym smiled that day because of us...” What we evidence any CIA assassination plots were sponsored by the Manchester Art Associa­ Veitch for her acrylic of “Zen,” Mark for her display of dolls and Steve Wilson was crowded with proud fathers and dp will determine if others look at our ever attempted, but that he “wouldn’t be tion Sunday in Center Park. Cashman for his pencil drawing of for a stained glass display. relatives. Flash bulbs went off all over the country with emulation or with envy, she surprised” if the White House considered The Manchester Herald’s “Best of “Epochal Cargo Carrier,” Doreen Baab Receiving honorable mention were Judy gym like twinkling stars and the graduates concluded. kiiling Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. Show” award went to Elizabeth for her charcoal of “Phaedra I,” and Myr­ Kaufman for her work in sterling jewelry. marched in to the traditional Pomp and Valedictorian Carla Doran, admitting Time Magazine reported Sunday the CIA Winchester for a linographic print entitled tle Carlson for her watercolor entitled Bill Bragg for his leather belts, James Circumstance. she is no “public speaker” read verses plotted in 1960 to kill Castro by supplying “Prophet of the Peaceable Kingdom.” “Woodland Path.” O’Brien for his copper sculpture, Dwight The class described as “unique, much from her favorite poet Walter Whitman, him with poisoned cigars, but never Accepting the award for her was Ira There were eight association awards for Banning for his wood c a ii^ table, and alive, spunky and of great spirit,” by Prin­ particularly of the need to search and to carried out the pian because there was no Yellin of Kalarson Studios, New York Ci- various craft projects. Larry Yardman for his glass sculpture. cipal Roy Nierendorf, left behind a class assurance Castro would not give the (See Page Eight) cigars to other people. Numerous awards were given for art^ work in all media and crafts. Show judge were Robert Manning, chairman of the Manchester Community ‘Professions’ Not Exempt from Antitrust Laws College Fine Arts Department; and Ken Morgan, a Coventry art teacher. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme State Bar, title examinations can be But Burger said “whatever else it may To be eligible for judging in Sunday’s Court ruled 8 to 0 today that the practice of handled only, by lawyers. be, the examination of a land title is a ser­ show, the work entered had to be original, H law as a profession is not exempt from the The Goldfarbs contacted 20 attorneys, vice; the exchange of such a service for recent, and not previously exhibited in a restrictions of federal antitrust law. This all of whom told them there was a set fee money is ‘commerce’ in the most common Manchester art show. is the first time the Court has addressed for various services related to home usage of that word.” Awards presented Sunday were: itseif to whether federal laws against buying. They paid $637.50 for title in­ Winsor and Newton_Co. award to Layne, price fixing apply to the “learned surance, a deed of trust and other papers. “It is no disparagement of the practice oil, “Private Beach” ; Permanent professions.” The case now returns to U.S. District of law as a profession to acknowledge that Pigments award to Paul Calvo, oil, “Night Fails” ; M. Grumbacher Artists’ Material The opinion was written by Chief Justice Judge Albert V. Bryan Jr. in Alexandria, it has the business aspect,” the opinion Co. merchandise award, Toni Easterson, Warren E. Burger. Justice Lewis F. Va., who will determine damages not only said. silk screen print “Trollerisk Fonster” Powell Jr. did not participate. for the Goldfarbs but for 2,400 others who (Swedish for “Magical Window” ); Hart­ The case was started by Lewis H. and bought homes in Reston — a new town It cited an earlier Supreme Court opi­ Ruth S. Goldfarb, who encountered near Washington, D.C. — during the four nion saying that the act on its face shows ford Framing Co. award, Helen Gar- bolsky, oil, “Floral” ; Sherwin-Williams minimum fees for title searches, issued by years prior to the filing of the suit. “a carefully studied attempt” to bring Co. award, Kenneth Larson, oil, “The the Fairfax County Bar Association, when The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals within its terms “every person engaged in they bought a $54,000 house in Reston, Va., had ruled that the Sherman Antitrust Act business whose activities might restrain Yellow Delicious.” Also, Manchester Wallpaper & Paint reaches only “trade or commerce” and or monopolize commerciai intercourse in 1971. Co. award, Mary Jane Quinn, mixed Under ethical standards of the Virginia not activities of the ‘‘learned among the states.” / professions.” media. “Me and Michael” ; Adams Apple 6 award, Richard Daley, silk screen, “Julie” ; E.A. Johnson Paint Co. award, Grace Tedford, watercolor, “ In The Watergate Break All But Forgotten Pink” ; Craftint Manufacturing Co. award, Louise Withey, acrylic, “Four Seasons” ; WASHINGTON (UPI) - On the eve of events resulted in the first resignation of a As Sen. Howard Baker Jr., R-Tenn., Delta Brush Mfg. Co. award, Rita Betko, the third anniversary of the Watergate President in the nation’s history. asked so often during the 1^3 Senate watercolor, “Watch Hill.” break-in, about the only place in But there are important links in that hearings: What did the President know Also, Robert Simmons, Inc. award, Washington you can hear anyone talk chain still hidden from public view. and when did he know it? ’The tapes which Isabel Compasso, watercolor, “Spring about it regularly is on the set of a movie Among the unanswered questions: led to Nixon’s resignation Aug. 8 pushed Foliage”; an Scott Rhoade, acrylic, being shot on location. • Who was responsible for the 18Vi- the date of his knowledge to five days after “Farm Truck” ; Manchester Wallpaper & At the federal courthouse, just off Penn­ minute gap in the tape of the key conver­ the breakin. Did Nixon know of the Paint Co. award, Muriel Miller, oil, sylvania Avenue, the third and final sation former President Nixon had with bugging in advance? “Japanese Lanterns”; Manchester Art Watergate grand jury still hears his chief of staff, H.R. “Bob” Haldeman, • What was the purpose of the burglary? Associatio Stuart Cheney award. Peg witnesses. But there is little likelihood of on June 20, 1972 — three days after the Watergate led to the worst political crisis Winther, watercolor, “Sumi.” dramatic new indictments before the break-in? in American history. Given that risk, grand jury term expires July 3. • What were the circumstances sur­ which the plotters must have assessed in - 4 ' Five men were arrested inside the rounding the secret fund allegedly con­ advance, what was so valuable at Democratic National Committee quarters trolled by Nixon’s good friend, Charles G. Democratic headquarters? at the Watergate complex early Saturday, “Bebe” Rebozo? A spokesman for Special Prosecutor Inside Today • Was there a relationship between June 17, 1972. The subsequent chain of Henry Ruth says indictments could be (Herald photo by Dunn) Nixon and billionaire Howard Hughes, forthcoming from other grand juries even Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 8 who gave Rebozo $100,000 for the after the final Watergate grand jury Dear Abby...... Page 11 Wins Best of Show Award President’s re-election? expires. But he said there is a big MACC news...... Page 17 The Weather • Who was responsible for the faulty difference between the possibility and MCC calendar...... Page 19 transcripts of the White House tapes given Ira Yellin of Kalarson Studios, New York City, displays Elizabeth Chance of shower or thundershowers likelihood of indictments. Vietnam refugees h ere...... Page 18 to the Hbuse Judiciary Committee during The great bulk of the prosecutions are Winchester’s “Best of Show” linographic print entitled “Prophet of the this afternoon with high temperatures in Pastor Kendall Leaving...... Page 12 its impeachment inquiry? over, and the toll comes to more than 50, Peaceable Kingdom.’’ The award is presented annually by The Manchester the high 70s to around 80. Clearing by late Legion loses opener...... Page 14 There are even more fundamental including three of Nixon’s Cabinet Herald. The entry was one of many at Sunday's Arts & Crafts Show spon­ tonight with overnight lows in the low 60s. questions, which likely will never be members and 20 of his White House and Murano, Arenas advance ....,, .Page 15 SunAy Tuesday with highs in the 80s. sored by the Manchester Art Association in Center Park. answered: re-election aides. Golf, Little League, softball__ Page 15

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Rides & Games /^ SALE: SHELLS AND MEAT BALLS j For straightforward answers bring 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ANCHESTER with roll and butter ^ Food & Drinks For Alll I your Insurance questions to MON. thru WED. 1.75 BKNHAWlHlUkU Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 pan. 70 RUIN ST., MANCHESTER j , I BEE(»iLER-TANGUAY, Inc. ' Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.ip. Children 12 and Under 99< Reg. $1.59 Value 113 East Center St. 646-2212] 1145jroHa^Mr^mpil« (Our Regular Menu With Salad Bar It Available) Mk k k k k k kk- I I’A(;K KoUK - MA.NCHKSTKR KVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. June 1^. 1975 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 — PAGE FIVE iHaurliPstpr titpiiimi Hrralii OPINION PLYWINHI ItANCH A Dubious Practice

Where there is a will there is a way friends give us the right advice and is an adage familiar to most of us. money there is no problem. It might be added this is particular­ State agencies do not operate under ly true in government today. such restraints. First, the state’s It seems that no matter what might credit at this writing is still virtually be done to hopefully keep things under unlimited and second, it is a million to control, if someone wants to evade the one shot the administration or the intent of a statuatory restriction, they legislature will let a state college or usually find a way. agency default on a contract. A current example, uncovered by But as bad as it is for a state agency state auditors, is that of two state to use installment buying and the dif­ colleges buying computers on the in­ tW '' ficulty to monitor it, the real cause for stallment plan. concern is that state agencies do not Other state agencies are reported in feel any remorse over circumventing the process of getting computers also legislative intent whenever it suits under similar plans. them to do so. As we understand it, the legislature NEW ENGLAND'S 'The auditors have blown the whistle Looking Forward to the Lazy, Hazy Days of Summer (Photo by Steve Dunn) has outlawed the use of operating on these particular capers to circum­ GREATEST BUILDING funds for installment purchases as it vent an effort by the legislature to im­ makes it difficult to keep track of the L.:.T pose fiscal discipline on state agen­ MATERIAL VALUES total cost of the commitment to the f li T V T r • cies. 1 ? state. This makes sense. 3 4 5 ( 7 1 9 Justification of the need for the 10 n 1? 13 14 15 16 ANDREW TULLY But all of us are computer happy as 17 II 19 20 21 Q ?3 ALMANAC equipment is not justification for cir­ 24 25 2S 27 21 29 30 evidenced by the popularity of the 31 cumventing the accepted appropria­ small hand models which threaten to tion process. This is a part of the By I niled PreHs Inlernational A Naughty Tactic be in every pencil box very soon. democratic process and the Today is Monday, June 16, the 167th day And our state agencies are no of 1975 with 198 to follow. ^WALL PANELS PROVINCIAL legislative responsibility to maintain The moon is in its first quarter. NEW ENGLAND'S different. Apparently the status sym­ WASHINGTON — Over the past couple weapon,” and thus went against the inten­ actions, either by the government or control of the state’s purse strings. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars aggrieved employes, unless they con­ 60" STARTER SET bol is having your own computer of decades, a common practice of con­ tion of Congress. Writing for the majority. LARGEST IN-STOCK“ MUSTANG and Jupiter. spired with management against the in­ We hope the instances uncovered to The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. struction unions has been to picket general Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., conceded the capability. If state law or the lack of a contractors — whether or not the union wording of the exemption was explicit. terests of their members. But in fact, a i, WklSELECTION OF 5/32x48"x84" date represent the whole extent of the Those born on this date are under the union’s activity has never been specifical­ specific appropriation stands in your sign of Gemini. and employer had a collective bargaining But he said Congress intended to apply the Famixjs practice and steps will be taken to res­ contract — until the contractor agreed to exemption only “within the context of a ly sheltered from civil law suits, under V WiWALL PANELS way, you work out a deal with the com­ American soprano Helen Traubel was manufacturer's cind these illegal contracts im­ do business only through subcontructors collective-bargaining relationship,” not to either labor or antitrust legislation. sheet born June 16, 1903. We have here a Supreme Court decision closeout. Mill run. reg. 2.89 puter company, much the same way who had bargaining agreements with the permit a union to obtain a boycott agree­ reg. 169.99 mediately. On this day in history: which in effect protects Congress from its we buy a new car and a capital equip­ In 1871, the Ancient Order of Nobles of union. ment from a “stranger” contractor. overreacting self. That is to say, the White with gold Provincial routing To let the agencies in question keep the Mystic Shrine was organized in New This is called imposing a secondary The issue, involving a Dallas case, was KNOTTY PECAN ment investment becomes a monthly majority took a long look at the 1959 law consists of 1-SB6035, 2-W1530, the equipment and fulfill the contracts York City by Dr. Walter Fleming. boycott, a naughty tactic. But until the not whether the contractor could collect 1ST QUALITY and decided that Congress really didn’t 1-Valance. Postformed countertop and payment along with the lights, rent, In 1963, Russia put the first woman into other day the garment and construction in­ damages for illegal union action under the 5/32"x48"x96". is to invite others to use this ploy to mean to bestow on any labor union the Simulated woodgrain finish reg. 4.99 faucet extra. space—Valentina Tereshkova. dustries were not covered by a 1959 law labor laws, but whether it could seek the and grocery bill. which banned so-called “hot cargo” triple damages authorized under antitrust right to dictate which subconstructors a on panelboard. Easy to get around the law. Ingenuity is to be In 1970, Kenneth Gibson became the install. Easy to clean. Now we, as private citizens, can do agreements by which a union could per­ laws. The majority agreed that a Dallas general contractor should hire. Well, one rewarded but not when it defies the in­ first black mayor ■*«f a major Eastern of the Supreme Court’s jobs is to interpret this if we can convince the seller we Seaboard city—Newark, N.J. suade one employer not to do business court should determine whether union GENUINE HARDWOOD PANELS FREE KITCHEN PLANNING tent of the legislature. with another. picketing of the Dallas contractor to force the intent of Congress. It is a touchy Let our factory trained experts help you design your kitchen. Just bring in your are a good credit risk and if our banker In 1973, Soviet Communist leader Leonid BYWEYERHAUSER SAVE UP The statutory exemption permits a un­ an agreement to do business only with un­ chore, but one Big Labor never contests TO $6.00 kitchen measurements or come in and make an appointment - we'll come to CEDAR DUXBURY STOCKADE FENCE Brezhnev arrived in the United States for SLIGHT SECONDS ion and an employer to make “ an ion subcontructors was a conspiracy in when rulings favorable to unions are your house and design your kitchen at .ibsolutely no obligation. a meeting with President Nixon. handed down. 5/32"x48"x96" A thought for the day; American agreement...relating to the contracting or restraint of trade. 4'x8' section f 2 9 9 Congress of course can pass another law Real hardwoods, normally historian Will Durant said, “The health of subcontracting of work to be doiie at the That’s fair enough. If a union is sure of its ground, there’s no reason why it should overruling the Court’s finding. But I doubt selling for 9.99 (if perfect). nations is more important than the wealth site.” Tremendous selection In that the provision permits acts in the likelihood of such an eventuality. The of nations.” not submit its case to the courts. After all, 5'x8' section f ^ 9 9 violation of the antitrust laws, it is a bad the Supreme Court merely ruled that un­ list of abuses committed by Big Labor’s MOHAVE piece of legislation because it restrains ions risk violating the antitrust laws when hierarchy since New Deal days is almost BIFOLD PINE LOUVER DOORS as long as that compiled by Big Business 111 QUALITY competition and thereby raises the cost of they force general contractors to hire only 5/32”x48"x96” 6'x8' section IS” during the era of union-busting. And the Iran’s Promised construction. So, at long last, the Supreme union subcontractors — not that the unions Simulated woodgrain on SPECIAL FACTDRY ° ' ^ 0 l 6 6 t « TODAY’S Court has ruled that such union activity is tactic of imposing secondary boycotts has plywood adds distinctive are guilty per se. Reg. 6.99 Posts Extra subject to examination by the judiciary. To be sure, the dissenters argued that earned itself a bad name even among character to your home. PURCHASES Oil Price Increase THOUGHT By a five to four vote, the Court held “Congress meant what it said” in the 1959 some of labor's most vigorous allies. that the practice “would give construction law. And since the New Deal, unions unions an almost unlimited organization generally have been exempt from antitrust • All units packaged Sand castles are fun to build. All of us in cartons. who have ever been to the beach know the COMPLETE SUSPENDED CEILING While there are unmistakable signs for their having raised the price of the experience of having the waves wash in PLYWOOD • All units are 4 door Bifold Sets. of an economic recovery in the United basic commodity which they sell. and reduce to nothing the towers and METAL SYSTEM moats of our carefully constructed castle CDX EXTERIDR SHEATHING • All units are 4 door i i I I States and the rate of inflation has The price of finished goods is bound Bifold Sets;! in the sand. 5/16Vx48"x96" 1/2"x48"x96" DO AN ENTIRE P r e - d r i I I e d abated from its high point of more to rise if one of the ingredients in its In every aspect of our life each day it is 12'x12' ROOM FOR l 9 S S sheet sheet pre-hinged, complete than 12 per cent, our most difficult production is high cost petroleum, very tempting to think that all we are reg. 4 .99 reg. 6.89 with track & knobs. ONLY doing is perhaps very much like building 3-Ply Mill Certified task ahead will be to hold down in­ whether it be in increased utility Exterior CDX Mill Certified • All doors pine mill sand castles — destined to be w ash^ OPEN FORUM run grade. based on 24''x48" flationary pressures which could send rates, or in actual use of the oil in away by some wave of circumstance. This CABINET PLYWOODS layout to nearest is why our personal link-up with God r / prices soaring again and result in chemical industries. MAHOGANY PLYWOOD BIRCH PLYWOOD 2 'width and 4 'length. sq. ft. through the work of His church and the 1/4"x48''x96" 3/4"x48*'x96'' another and steeper economic It strikes us that this is very serving of others are so important. It is 4 0 9 9 sheet decline. analagous to that now hallowed labor the work of the Lord we are called to do. Opposed State asked by a union member to take a walk if Mr. Heller states that I could have asked r;p».e. MOVABLE LOUVER •WHITE METAL* MAIN RUNNERS reg. 6.99 0 ^ rqg. 2 27.99 And when we do that, we begin to know I couldn’t vote for the bill. him for a little extra time. Overheard by An inflationary threat of great bargaining device, the cost-of-living Worker Pay Hike Smooth both sides. Smooth both sides. • CROSS TEES *rWALL ANGLES what Paul meant: Each legislator is free to vote his con­ witnesses at 8:05,1 did ask him to please Excellent underlayment For cabinets, furniture, etc. SHUHERS danger has been announced by the increase. “Be steadfast, immovable, always To the editor: science and certainly those who were in wait another five minutes so we could go favor of the bill from the start can’t be 1 National Iranian Oil Company in a Here again, in our opinion is one of abounding in the work of the Lord, During the 1972 Republican-controlled over one last number. Without even 6”xl7” knowing that in the Lord your labor is not legislative session, I criticized criticized, but I certainly was disap­ answering me, he called for the musicians OPENING DOORBUSTERS message purporting to show reasons the principal contributing factors to in vain.” (I Corinthians 15:58) Republicans for their operation and at that pointed with those legislators who “caved to come on stage. As the orchestra YOUR why oil prices should rise as much as continuing inflation. If labor costs rise Win Nelson time said that the only thing that was in” to political pressures. stormed onto the stage with their in­ 8"x17" CHOICE Center Church (UCC) going right was the opening prayer. In all In this case, the people came first, and struments and music stands, one of its 35 per cent after the OPEC oil price constantly in adjustment to increased LUMBER fairness I must admit that the 1975 believe me, it isn’t easy to say “no” to the members actually pushed one of my ==-=r-r-"^vv.f)/L 9"xl7" N MAHOGANY PREHUNG DOORS ..2 7 9 9 7 r Up to 3 0 " wide, 3 5 /8 " jam b, 3 hinges, less casing and lock. freeze terminates at the end of prices, the increase itself adds to the Democratic legislature was no better. governor, especially being a Democrat. students as the statement “make the way Over 15 other sizes at comparable low prices Septermber of this year. price of goods and hence sends prices Dateline 1775 In order to keep the record straight I for the finer arts” was made. That student rx3"x8' STUDS LANDSCAPE TIMBERS...... want to inform the voters of Manchester, is the wife of a state representative. Kiln Dried Economy Grade And it is undoubtedly reasonable to higher. We think it very self- By United Press International especially in the 13th District that I repre­ Francis Mahoney The remarks about professionals begin­ Large 4"x6"x96" dark creosote dipped. assume that Iran is not acting alone in defeating. ^ CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 16—A force sent, that as a member of the Ap­ state representative ning and ending rehearsals “on time” was s g ;; i " x 8 " p in e s h e l v in g USED BRICK...... of 1,200 Americans began moving to propriations Committee, I opposed the fun­ 13th District too much. Certainly anyone with common Sm oothly sanded on all sides. this suggested great price hike. Un­ 'There are some facts cited in the Sold in 10 sq. ft. cartons for 7.50/ctn. Bunker Hill after nightfall to construct ding for state employes’ raises from their sense would not term a dance recital a Ready to paint or stain______doubtedly it is being made in concert Iranian statement of intent which we fortifications. The action came after the retirement fund. professional show. As far as amateurs or Council of War learned that General Gage rx4" PORCH FLOORING /7 ^ WROUGHT IRON RAILING...... - o r P 4 1 with the other oil producing exporting should study thoughtfully, however. Never has the pressure from lobbyists Amazed professionals ending rehearsals on time, CHAMPION planned to occupy Dorchester Heights on been so great in the past seven years I’ve he must be kidding. Top Quality ""C" and Better Grade ■ m Sold in 4 ', 5', and S' sections countries. It points out that a number of June 18. 3 ’to 10' lengths been a member of the Appropriations To the editor: Mary Dunphy, POOL PACKAGE CORRUGATED FIBERGLASS 26"x96" eg 5 99 Their case for an increase in the projects for the production of alter­ Committee. Their utter disregard of the I do not wish to drag out this affair but owner and director WHITE CEDAR SHINGLES Assorted colors. lack of funds and taxpayers of the state the wild accusations, assumptions, and the Mary Dunphy School 2 9 9 price of petroleum from the OPEC Colonial white cedar shingles that weather to 2 6 "X 1 4 4 " reg. 8.49 ^fp^et native energy sources in the United ■ ■ bundle bundl IfflattrliPBlw was especially bad. stupidity of some of Jack Heller’s Of Dance Arts that silvery gray color. Utility grade. nations is based upon Continuing infla­ States have been either abandoned or I voted against the pay raises in ap­ statements in The Manchester Herald Plaza 83, Route 83, reg. 3.99 June 3 truly amazed me. tion in the Western industrialized their implementation delayed. This it propriations because the money wasn’t Vernon Ettpntng Upralb available and, in my judgment, the raises I could not contact Mr. Heller personal­ Tel. 872-2878 reg. 129.99 world. attributes to the ‘‘low price of im­ FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 were fiscally unsound. This agreed with ly because he didn’t put his address and SPACE SAVER 12”tl2” SOFSnCH They say since inflation has in­ ported oil.” Published by the Published every one of the governor’s remarks May 18, phone number in the paper. Since I have STEEL STORAGE Manchester evening except Sun­ that the cupboard is bare “and no funds never heard of him before, I had no idea This Coleco 12' splasher features MINI VANITY FLDOR TILES creased the cost of the materials and And our alternative energy program Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. SHED wide, rugged verticals, heavy duty 19x17 your choice BYCONGOLEUM Square, Manchester, Entered at the available.” where to reach him. This letter will be Thanks corrugated steel sidewalls, goods which we import the purchasing has been lagging very badly. Coal Conn. 06U40, Manchester, Conn., The Appropriations Committee at this signed with name, address and phone embossed vinyl liner, tough top & Duchess or Classic Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second 6'x5" bottom rails and a convenient power of the money which we are paid production is nowhere its potential (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. time promised the state employes that if number so he will know where to reach To the editor: POOL CHEMICALS the economy took an upturn and a surplus me. I also invite him to accompany me to The American Legion Dilworth-Comell- KENSINGTON drain feature. Package includes 2$i — they single out the falling dollar — and for environmental and other BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER 7 3/4 lbs. 15 lbs. 12' pool, filter & ladder 15' arose that in the next session we would superintendent of schools office if he Quey Post 102 and Auxiliary wish to Made of fully galvanized steel. ISOCLOR Beacon pool 199.99. ■ y has decreased, we are losing money SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES give them their increments retroactive to would be interested. express their thanks to all who helped and Perma-plate polyester baked 1 H Choice of antique white or I reasons our construction of atomic M ",3 9 9 t 9reg. ” 24.99^ walnut. Includes Acryc-A-1 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE January 1975. Mr. Heller should realize that his supported the recent Memorial Poppy enamel finish. Easy to set up. CDIP and hence mugt increase the price of Illustrated step by step Brite one piece moulded ' energy plants is going at the pace of a top. Faucet Included. Single Copy . .. 15« 3 Months . . . $1t.70 I believe that the state employes “beef” is with the Vernon Center Middle Drive. The success of this poppy distribu­ instructions. High gable for extra For the do-it-yourselfer^ our oil. very slow snail. W eekly...... got 6 Months . . . $23.40 accepted this, but not their labor leaders School and not me regarding the double tion was most gratifying and was due to the headroom. ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year.., $46.80 loyal support of the people of Manchester. Overlooked in this, of course, is the Too, the Iranian statement points to who talked of strikes, certainly uncalled rental by mistake on the night of May 16 Mail Hates Upon Rcquesl for at a time of high unemployment and for a dress rehearsal of my dance recital We also wish to thank The Manchester BE SURE TO REGISTER fact that the rate of inflation in the in- the fact that some utilities in the East Subscribers who p.m. should lelephone people on fixed incomes who in the end are and the Manchester Civic Orchestra. Evening Herald and CATV for the REDWOOD ROOFING SPECIAL fail to receive their the circulation depart- excellent publicity, the Manchester dustrialized world has been which had shifted from oil to coal in Herald before 5:30 menl. 647-9946. paying the wages. Since a compromise was supposed to have STAIN SHEETROCK SELF-SEAL 3-TAB ASPHALT SHINGLES On two other occasions, the Democratic been reach^, the issue here is the time Seafood for the containers which they For These Free Prizes accelerated and maintained by the 1974 have now switched back to oil. Latex or Oil Basal 3/8"x48"x96" 17235 well balanced blend of felt Member Audit Bureau of Circulations legislators were called to a caucus, once element. Did Mr. Heller ever look at his donated and the Sons of Legion, Legion asphalt and mineral granules. 15 year bundii and Auxiliary members for the time they written guarantee. Black or white. spiralling cost of oil which has The hard fact must be realized in by the Senate and House leadership to be building use permit that accompanies the ESTATE OAK 60" STARTER SET •ARMSTRONG SELF-STICK FLOOR TILES The Manchester Display advertising asked to back the governor’s request for contract? Mine clearly states that I had spent distributing the poppies. 15 LB. SATURATED ASPHALT PAPER quadrupled in price in the last two this country that our only protection Publishing Co. closing hours: Three •PRINCESS VANITY FOR A 12'x12' ROOM. Heavy duty material for lull days prior to funds, and once a 9:30 p.m. caucus called until 8 p.m. The orchestra was not even The contributions received are used reg. 4.49/gallon O roll years. from unreasonable and economically assumes no tinanclal publication. by the governor and partly leadership in supposed to enter the building until that exclusively for the rehabilitation and •STAINLESS STEEL SINK • 12 FT.X12 FT.SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEM. underlayment shingles. 4 sq. roll. responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald 90 LB. ROLL ROOFING which they sought support for the gover­ time, yet they started arriving at 7:15 and welfare of veterans and their families. Rich hew lookds to 1 •5 FT. FORMICA COUNTERTOP •9 FT.X12 FT. COMMERCIAL QUALITY As the price of oil, or energy in­ disastrous oil prices is the develop­ typographical errors classified advertising: decks, fences and ' For valley lining or roof rollings. A V 9 appearing In adver­ 12 noon prior today of nor. disrupting our rehearsal. My building use Mary C. Walker, unit chairman. • 10FT.X7FT. STORAGE SHED CARPET must for every new or re-roofing job. creases, it is inevitable that the price ment of other energy sources. OPEC tisements and other publication: 12 noon furniture. Oil or] Alto in ttock 1/2"x48**x96" # roll reading matter In The Friday for publication I said the governor had no new plan to permit will be posted on my studio window Jack Ledard, post chairman, latex. With 4X>mplet8 line of acoettortot • 16 FT. ALUMINUM LADDER •WALL PANELING FOR A 12 FT.x12 FT. ROOM Black or white. of goods rises. Thus the oil producers prices will come down only when they Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ offer and 1 therefore voted “no." Before in Vernon and I invite Mr. Heller or Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Herald. day. anyone else to view it. 102, American’ Legion are paying higher prices as a penalty have an oil glut on their hands. voting “no” in the Housp roll call, 1 was 4

. . ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975^ Council To Discuss College Graduates Teacher Contracts ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES Happiness Is... General Assembly and now A RULLY CUAN LAUNDRONUT Herald AIR CONDITIONED^ tier Dr., Vernon; John Alfred Beauregard, Beaver and Mrs. Joseph Daigle, En­ COVENTRY awaiting the signature of Gov. Area Profile VISITING HOURS The Coventry Town Council Ella Grasso. Surgical and medical wings, Makowsky, Hillside Manor Trail, Coventry; Clintina field; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ; will meet tonight with the Other items scheduled for 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Ave., Vernon; Erik Petig, Bodurtha, Snipsic Village, Richard Lawrence, Enfield. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Board of Education to discuss discussion are the Lake St. Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Esquire Dr., Manchester; Ellington; Lillian Hanson, the town’s contract with project, town insurance, the to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); Henry Petig, Esquire Dr., Orchard St., Rockviile; Mary «#»• 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...* 2 .0 0 teachers. The council tabled ac­ Laidlaw recreation area, the Hearing Set on Fee Pediatrics, parents anytime Manchester; Jacqueline Petig, Kita, Middie Butcher Rd., tion on it at the last meeting, annual town report, OSHA and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Esquire Dr., Manchester; Rockville; Jane Nolan, Apple The World’s Best . 4 A work load analysis and report, and the cost of the oil Intensive Care Unit, im m ^iate Anita Segnitz, Prospect St., Rd., Tolland; Matthew Petrus, PERFUMES-COLOGNES VI eLCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. manpower requirement study recycling toilet in the Bicenten­ For Study of Sewers family only, five minutes per Rockville; William Wormstedt, Crestridge Dr., Vernon; '^Frea Gift Wrapping” ^ 4 of the police department will be nial Building. hour. Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. Herbert West, Snipsic St., Discharged Saturday: Albert discussed with the council by the lengthy report was delayed Admitted Friday: Edward Rockville. ARTHUR DRUG Baker, Patricia Dr., Vernon; Ellen Coady, senior criminial VERNON until the council finished its Foote, Wilson Lane, Vernon; Births Sunday: A son to Mr. Advertisement- Mrs. Joyce Calvert and son. justice planner of the Capitol A public hearing on a business with the budgets. Bernard Hutchings, South St., -O. -e storage Blue Heritage Ironstone River St., Rockville; Craig Region Council of proposed resolution to ap­ A representative of Booz, Rockville; Lynn Pagani, Tripp Dinnerware at great savings Colgate, Richard Rd., Vernon; Governments. propriate $216,000 for Allen, and Hamilton, Inc., the Rd., Ellington. chest when you deposit at Heritage Jon Cook, Terrace Dr., The council will discuss the engineering fees for a sewer firm hired to do the second- Discharged Friday: Mrs. Savings and Loan Association, Rockville; Martha Humiston, 12” high controversial City and Town system evaluation in Vernon, phase of a feasibility study in Michele Am and son, Franklin V . i f Rt. 31, Coventry. Village St., Rockville; Donna Transcendental Meditation " \ I Development Act passed by the will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. connection with a proposed ice- St., Rockville; Mrs. Perne $157 . $188 Jodoin, Village St., Rockville; today in the Administration sports facility in Vernon, will Barnes and son, Stafford Wilton Lisk, Valley Falls Rd., Building. be present at the meeting to dis­ Springs; Janet Frachey, ON THE MERV GRIFFIN ^HOW Vernon; Thomas Percoski, also Body Found in Brook, The hearing will precede the cuss a financial feasibility HillcrestDr., Rockville; Jimmy Broad Brook; Dean Yost, 6” underbed size regular meeting of the Town s^udy. The town has ap-_ Hodrinsky, Stafford Springs; Rockville; June Ward, Jobs Hill I THIS MONDAY, JUNE 16th. Council. The survey is required pfoprlated $13,000 for the study. Harold Leach, Stafford Police Investigating Rd., Ellington. 'W O have every little thingr by the federal government in " The council will also be ask ^ Springs; Rev. Hyacinth Lepak, Admitted Saturday: Marie at 4:30 P.M. on Channel 8 ALAN R. connection with the poposed to act on the appointment of West St., Rockville; Valerie was discovered, police said. An Bohenko, Davis Ave., Ext., MICHALKIEWICZ RONALD E. HINDLE The Special Services Unit of construction of a new sewage T hom as W. M air as Luginbuhl, Somers; Robert MaharlshI Mahaah Yogi, Founder of Ih* TM Program DANIEL T. PANTALEO PETER J. CORNA GLENNA C. SULLIVAN ROBERT L. GAY JR. “where a autopsy was performed Sunday Rockville; Christie Brunonon, Will B* Marv’a Honor Guaal On Thla Special Hour and 134 Windemere Ave. 331 Parker St. the Vernon Police Department treatment plant in Vernon. probationary regular police of­ McLaughlin, Webster, Mass.; 775 Parker St. 34 Line St. 54 Niles Dr. 233 Boulder Rd. at Rockville General Hospital Hillside Ave., Vernon; Jeanette IWiaijN lUieih T«^*^*** 0*Manager STEAK DINNER of the Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, 7:30 in Room 110 at Manchester new sign. 93 Ashworth St. Mass Bus Company seeking a High School. Interested parents • SLIGHT CHARGE FOR and students are invited to at­ special exceptions as provided The non-denominational Good tend. Shanti officials will explain for in Section 11 7.1.9 to es­ News Club will meet Tuesday FORONLY the program and answer tablish a permanent parking at 3:15 p.m. in the chapel of ALTERATIONS. questions. Applications are place for school buses on the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Upton property. South St. Ext. “The Living Way” available in the MHS guidance office. Kenneth Hastings seeking relief Manchester Chapter, from the restrictions imposed is for you. Serv6(d with baked potato and crisp salad, Manchester Junior Women’s SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight in Section 10.3 of the Coventry at 7:30 at the Teen Center it’s the titie with a choice of dressing, and Texas Toast. Club will meet Tuesday at 8 Zoning Regulations for a 60 foot Annex of Manchester Recrea­ p.m. at the home of Miss Arlene front lot line variance. of a public talk. tion Center. The meeting is George M. Coon Snyder, 43A Esquire Dr., to dis­ cuss revision of the club’s open to all area men interested . Chairman It’s Tuesday, June 17 in signing four-part barbershop 'A bylaws. Coventry Zoning Board harmony. of Appeals at 8 p.m. SORRYy NO MAIL It’s in Manchester OR PHONE ORDERS. at the Manchester Moat Market WATER WEIGHT Christian Science Church 51 BISSELL STREET (rear) 643-8424 “The REAL BUTCHER SHOP In Manchester” PROBLEM? 447 No. Main St. Good wholesome American food ''Bare, medium or well done. usi It’s free. at right neighborly prices. What you say is what you get!' TUES. & WED. ONLY E-LIM It’s Inspiring. USDA Choice Hrst Cut USDA Choice Boneless Excess water in the body can be uncomfortable. E-LIM will It’s “The Living Way.” help you lose excess water CHUCK CHUCK weight. We at Child care provide recommend it. / t ’« by Josephine H. Carver, C.S.B. 287 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE STEAK ROAST MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. Introductory $ 2 0 0 Offer Worth Member, Christian Science Board of /] USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, (,’ul out thin ad — lake lo HU>fc Lectureship. HILLSTOWN ROAD AND SPENCER ST. Imled. Purchaaeone pack orK-Lim lb. MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. and receive one more K-Lim l^ack lb. 1.29 Free. UaaETT REXALL DRUO . MMietiMter Parked* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 — I'AGE NINFI PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manch^ter, Conn., Mon., Jun^l6^1975 Big Crowd

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(Continued from Page One) HARTFORD (UPl) - It was ting job markets, and new moralities. “The key lies within yourself, not the one of those afternoons where contemplate to unfetter the mind so it There was a letter read from President world you live in. Find love and care in all you couldn’t see the grass, may be free to be educated. ‘‘We learn Gerald Ford to the graduatirig class, and you do and your lives will be fuller for it,” because so many people were from everyday life...what I was reserving the awards and scholarships were an­ he conclude. packed together at Bushnell Dean was assisted in passing out the belongs to you as much as to anybody.” nounced. Park to hear “Blood, Sweat and "My life has been richer for having Superintendent Dr. MacKenzie then diplomas by Board of Education member Tears.” spoke of the “appropriateness” of holding Barbara Kalas who is marking a record of known each one of you,’’Administrative But you cold smell it, borrow Assistant Eleanore Gowen told the the graduation ceremonies on Father’s 12 years on the school board. Day. He spoke of the daily problems and There were tender moments in the it, buy it, roll it and smoke it — graduates in a brief personal talk. She grass of a different kind. recalled the flutters she experienced work which often clouds the minds of ceremonies...Mrs. Kalas presenting the diplomas to her two daughters. Cindy and Marijuana was one of the key during graduation and advised the fathers “deadening their realization that Candy, and school board member Roger refreshments Sunday, right up students to “hold fast to what is good...I’ll John and Susan are growing up soon and leaving the shelter of home. He likened the Gallic doing the same for his son Jeffrey. there with beer, soda pop and miss each one of you." hot dogs. * V ' Principal Nierendorf spoke of the dif­ graduation ceremonies to ‘‘the last At the end of the ceremonies the graduates had a little trouble flipping the ficult decisions to be made by the gathering of the clan. ” The crowd, estimated at 15,- Board of Education Chairman Robert tassels on their mortarboards...they were ^ Nassiff Photo graduates who must face conflicting dif­ 000 people, mostly in their teens Nassiff Photo Dean admonished each graduate to meet trying to launch a bevy of balloons at the The engagement of Miss Gail ficulties of inflation and recession, shif­ and 20s, had to wait through Kathleen Macllvain of his personal challenge as individuals. same time. several hours of less well The engagement of Miss Manchester to Thomas F. known bands for the popular Diane Elizabeth Treadwell of Callinan of Chester has been an­ band and Leslie West. Manchester to Martin William Grads Receive Awards, Scholarships Cooper of Wilmette, 111. has nounced by her parents, Mr. V o l u n t e e r Within sight of the park at the been announced by her parents, and Mrs. Walter 0. Macllvain semi-annua State Capitol earlier this year, Mr. and Mrs.Cecil H. Treadwell of 17 Bonner Rd. David Lipscomb Scholarship. taine. Dawn Luginbuhl, Diana cautious legislators voted down Mr. Callinan is the son of Mr. Awards for distinction were the Student Council award; Jr. of 124 Hackmatack St. Russell Turner, son of Mr. Tolland High School Palumbo, Peter Perreira, a bill sponsored by Sen. and Mrs. Joseph B. Callinan of presented at Tolland High Carrie Smith the Tolland Mr. Cooper is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Turner of 110 Scholarships were awarded to Patricia Roberts, Deborah Lawrence J. DeNardis, D- Middletown. School graduation exercises Grange award. 4 and Mrs. Charles Cooper of Hackmatack St. will leave July Sheryl Clough, Ellen Gray, Roy Stewart, Patricia Tonatore and Hamden, to decriminalize The bride-elect attended the Sunday as were scholarships. Scholarships were awarded to Wilmette, 111. 10 for Belize, formerly British Gurnon, Sandra Henry, Mary Margaret Zabilansky. marijuana. University of Connecticut and Awards were presented to Sharon Adams, the Donald M. The bride-elect attended the Honduras, as a Peace Corps Jo Jendrucek, Susan Lafon- is employed by Maryland Linda Kinney, art; Charlene Morganson Memorial; Kim So aithough it is still illegal in University of Connecticut and volunteer. Casualty in West Hartford. West, business; Carla Doran, Donaldson and Shellie Ouelette, Connecticut, police managed to is now a junior at the Universi­ Her fiance was graduated English; Brenda Hunt, foreign the Eugene I. Wanat look elsewhere. No drug arrests ty of Pennsylvania, from Central Connecticut State Turner will serve there for scholarship; Deborah Owen, were reported, but a number of Philadelphia, Pa. language; Patricia Wearne, Many Tolland Students College in New Britain and is two years as an agricultural home economics; James the Exchange Club of illegally parked cars were Her fiance received his B. A. employed as a teacher at East economist. He was graduated Rockville; Carrie Smith, the towed away. Radio station degree in political science from Morey, industrial education; Hampton Junior High School. from the University of Connec­ Brenda Hunt, mathematics; Greater Vernon Jaycee; Win Special Awards WHCN sponsored the event. Colgate University and is now The couple is planning an ticut where he majored in Lynn Tourtellotte. music; Miriam O’Neill, the Rockville attending the Wharton School of Melanie Perry, Roberta Du­ Aug. 2 wedding. agricultural economics. Karen Bunce, physical educa­ Public Health Nurses Associa­ Tolland High School students mont, Dennis McLaughlin, Finance, University of Penn­ tion; R. David Davis, science; tion; Denise Bowering and recently received recognition in Hans Dammon, Mariko sylvania in Philadelphia. He an Awards Assembly at Shawn Lampron, social Melissa Ducek, Edmond Kagaya, Kim Blaney. French was previously employed By the B^nai B^rith President HERS science; Nancy Shores, work Perkins Scholarship of St. the school. II; Laurel Segar, Kim Hunt, Department of Political experience. Matthew Parish; Carla Doran, A rt awards from Mr. Sarah Tweet. French III, Beth Science at the University of Suburban Women’s Club; Katy Goldberg and Mrs. Holmes; Ovtr 40 Ym ts oI Um x m IM Itn r tn Names Committeemen Laurie Duell received the Lampron. Connecticut. ... Bush, Tolland Junior Women’s Okrant, 49 Waranoke Rd., Charles H. Leonard award; Sandy Bonderman, Joe Gay, Future Teachers Club O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally No date has been set for the Arthur S. Lassow, president Club; Gary Young, Women’s Brian Beitner. the Ruth E. Dale Kehoe, Anne Furey, Janet Awards, Mrs. Blaszczak; FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE ^ wedding. of the Manchester Charter Oak editor of lodge publication. Fellowship, United Congrega­ Also, Stanley S. Miller, 116 Lojzim Citizenship award; Macomber, Lee Lombardo, Roberta Dumont, Patty Lodge of B’nai B’rith, has ap­ tional (Thurch; Carla Doran, Brian Beitner and Wendy DebraDelnicki, Ann Beaulieu, Johnston, Lynne Lamberton. pointed the following com­ Shepard Dr., fund raising and Dr. Aaron Paul Pratt Wanchak, the Savings Bank of Ann Gugliotti, Linda Kinney, Guidance award; Ann Bock. Mrs, Zinsser mittee chairmen; allocations; David Kahn, 105 Ferguson Rd., Hillel Foun­ Tolland award; Brian Gsell, the Memorial (Yale University); Frank Quinn, Greg Nelson, Home Economics; Shelley M©bil Henry Katz, 22 Scott Dr., Announces dations; Philip E. Freedman, Sim Lursen award; Wendy Shawn Lampron, Bissell George Tracy, Rosanne Jones, Krechko, Ann Beaulieu, Linda HEATING OILS adult jewish education; Scholarship; (Gregory Nelson, 62 Grant Rd., insurance liaison; Wanchak and Jean Stefaniak, Bruce Mancuso and Karen Marchessault, Cindy Miller, Club Officers Marshall J. Cohen, 19 Cushman Bras and OIL BURNER & Abraham L. Ostrinsky, 182 Danforth. Patty Wearne, Elske Dammon. Dr., anti-defamation league; Bissell St., international af­ Audio visual aides awards, Library Pages, Mrs. Tracy; The 153 student graduating class of Tolland High School shared their graduation day with HEATING INSTALLATION Mrs. Carl A. Zinsser, newly Atty. Victor I. Moses, 44 Cone fairs; Dr. Walter G. Heimann, Mr. White; Brian Reed, Steve Debra Babcock, Lynne their fathers’s Sunday, a fitting tribute observed by both Valedictorian Carla Doran and elected president of St., athletics; Jeffrey J. 10 Jean Rd., Israel; Aaron J. Partlow, Steve Roy, Francis Bielecki, Brenda Bousquet, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie. The graduates, clad in red and navy 643-5135 Manchester Republican Lassow, 40 Autumn St., B’nai Tolland Graduates Rudnansky, Lynn Bentley, Guy 315 Center St.______Manche»tW Cheerman, 119 Brent Rd., Sandy Duntz, Brenda blue gowns, each girl carrying a single white rose, received their diplomas in the hot gym Women’s Club, has announced B’rith Youth Organization; membership; Arthur S. Susan Ellen Latontalne Gallant, Philip Hjarne, Chris Eggelhoff, Craig Girard, Chris the names of the club’s new Gordon B. Lassow, 102 Sharon Jane Adams Shawn Ellen Lampron Norman, Richard Higgins, Paul before the proud eyes of parents, friends and relatives. (Herald photo by Dunn) Hollister, career and Lassow, 89 Helaine Rd.; Philip Sandra Kay Ahnert Anthony LaPonte Graf, Gail Graf, Lori Henning, slate of officers. Laureen Marla Anderson Adams, Jay Kehoe, and Chris counseling; Philip M. Rubins, Rubins, program; Max G ird l Debra Jean Larsen Darlene Hunt, George Hunt, They are; Mrs. Darden Debra A. Babcock Cynthia Anne Lee White. 512 Spring St., community and Goldstine, 25 Brookfield St., Anne Bailey Judy Jolicoeur, Jay Kehoe, Haslett, vice-president; Mrs. Kathy Jo Lemire Business, Miss Comber and publicity. Jeffrey Wane Baker Harold Gayton Levesque Jr. Beth Lampron, Shawn Lam­ Paul Willhide, recording volunteer services; Gerald Linda Bane Mr. Scintot typing; Val Bonder- Robert Donald Loehr pron, Kathy Jo Lemire, Bob secretary; Mrs. Wells Den­ John Rudolph Barbero Jr. Dale Pomeroy Lotreck man, Kim Krechko, Tami Linda Marie Barrows Dawn Marie Luginbuhl Loehr, Dennis McLaughlin, Bob nison, corresponding Brian Michael Beitner Carter, Joanne Dowd, Lynda LEGAL NOTICE Bruce Allred Mancuso Morey, Niels Mortensen, Deb­ secretary; Mrs. Benton Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Eighth Gary Berube Ten Jean Marquette Esten, Jeff Gallic, Maura Gray, Lynn N. Bonderman bie Owen, Pater Perriera, Bon­ Bartlett, treasurer. Utilities District of Manchester, Conn., will be held Wednesday, Paul Donald Martin Jr. Karen Bagley, Laurel Segar. Brenda L. Bousquet Peter John Marlin nie Reutter, Persis Rickes, Chairmen of the various com­ June 25th, 1975 at 7;30 P.M., D.S.T., in the Assembly Hall at the Denise Ellen Bowering Rhonda Ruth McCusker Bookkeeping I; Kim Olender, Kenneth Boyden Jeanne Rodman, Laurie mittees are Mrs. John Cronin, Bentley School, Hollister St., for the following purposes, to wit; Douglas Thomas Moore Leslie Piazza, Warren Diana, John B. Brooks James Arthur Morey Sanders, Paul Schmidt, John program; Mrs. ScottClendaniel 1st. To choose a moderator. Karen Ellene Bunce Wayne A. Morganson Cheryl Mattesen. Bookkeeping to 25% Trainor, David Joreo. and Mrs. Hilary Gallagher, Katherine Louise Bush David Bnan MulhoMand 11; Brenda Bousquet, Sue 2nd. To hear the reading of the warning. Steven A. Cabaniss Gregory Donald Nelson Mathematics awards, Mr. ways and means; Mrs. Jack 3rd. To approve the report of the President, as published in the Sheryl Ann Clough Phillip, Charlene West, Darlene Laurie Marie Noch Kalber; contest winners; Eail Mercer, telephone; Mrs. John Manchester Evening Herald on June 21st, 1975. Craig Lewis Conley Laurie Marie Noch Hackett. Steno I, Betsy Noonan, It happens only twice a year...so, come, find Karen Kathleen Cooke Elizabeth Grace Noonan Beebe, first place; P eter Pickles, cheer; Mrs. Michael 4th. To approve the report of the Treasurer, as pulished in the Mary Laramie, Kathy Bush, Patrick James Cowperthwaite Paula Marie Norman Hyjek, second; Sarah Tweet, Belcher, newsletter; Mrs. Nor­ Manchester Evening Herald on June 21st, 1975. your ifavorite bras and girdles...the most Joyce CzarneckI Timothy Lee North Michelle Pitney. Typing II; man Hooey and Mrs. Richard Antoni Johannus Damman Margaret Teresa O'Brien third. Top finisher in each 5th. To approve the report of the Tax Collector, as published in Karen E. Danforth Warren Diana, Karen Bunce, popular styles...now at the ‘stock up’ prices Miriam Anne O’Neill class; Brenda Hunt, senior; Farr, hospitality; Mrs. John the Manchester Evening Herald on June 21st, 1975. A. Mahlon Dale Davis Shellie Ann Ouellette Betsy Noonan, Debbie Owen, Richard David Davis Jr. Earl Beebe, junior; Joanne Higley, publicity; Mrs. Richard 6th. To approve the report of the Chief Engineer of the Man­ W—ren Diana Deborah May Owen Mary Laramie. Steno II; Deb­ you’ve been waiting for! Buy enough to last Diana Marie Palumbo Dowd, sophomore; Sarah Murphy, legislative; Mrs. chester Fire Department, as published in the Manchester Gary D. DImmock bie Owen. Diane Marie Parent Tweet, freshman. George Lawrence and Mrs. Evening Herald on June 21st, 1975. Stephen J. DIUIIo Nancy Jane Parker Drama; Carrie Smith, Sid until our next semi-annual sale! Let us Kim D. Donaldson Peter Joseph Perreira Service awards; Nancy Robert Heavisides, 7th. To approve the report of the Fire Marshal, as published in Carla Ree Doran Stockel, Bruce Rogers, Carol Susan Holly Philipp Bartlett, Debbie Grant, Sherri membership. the Manchester Evening Herald on June 21st, 1975. assist you in finding the perfect body Virginia Duddleson Dowty Elizabeth Anne Porter MacArthur. Ewa Anna Dudek Hampton, Ann Murray, Bar­ Others serving on the club’s 8th. A. The election of the President. Kathy Eileen Price English, Mrs. Tobiassen; Everything Must Go-Nothing Held Back Melissa Susan Dudek Suzanne Prose bara Valois. executive board are Mrs. B. The election of two Directors (3 year terms). shapers now and save...famous makers in- Laurie Joanne Duell Francis T. Ouinn poetry award, Ellen Gray; Sandra Lee Duntz Social studies award, Mr. Harlan Taylor, past president; C. The election of the Tax Collector. Gall Ann Quinn Library Association of Tolland, Stephen E. Dzat Francis Rala II White; Tolland Historical Mrs. Raymond Schaller, Mrs. D. The election of the Treasurer. ciuding: Lorrie Ann Elderkin Shawn Lampron. TheSelection-The Prices are Positively Peter John Ray Society Award for American \ Thomas Ferguson, Mrs. joseph E. The election of the Clerk. Anne M. Farney Patricia Lynn Roberts Foreign language, Mrs. Donna Farris Bruce Edward Rocha history student;, Carol Swensson and Mrs. John 9th. To see if the voters will vote to approve the proposed budg­ Kenneth Michael Ference Sturtevant; French; Minnie Ellen Rosenfeld MacArthur. Fletcher, members-at-large. et, as advertised in the Manchester Evening Herald on June William Joseph Fleet Laurie Jean Sanders Mahoney, Nancy Miller, Jeff Kimberly Susan Fox Cooperative work experience Plans for the coming year 21st, 1975, for the 1975-1976 fiscal year. • Warner’s • Youthcraft • Carnival Brenda Margaret Sbarge Muller, Carol MacArthur; OPEN Carleen Ellsla Frazer Craig Philip Segar award; Nancy Shores. were discussed at a recent 10th. To see if the voters will vpte to lay a tax and make the rate Jeffrey Alan Gallic Julie Anne Sespanlak meeting of the executive board • Olga • Maidenform • Vanity Fair Stephen M. Qoepfert Kenyon Paul Shores DAILY therefor. Gail Kathryn Graf Nancy Ann Shores AND at the home of Mrs. Zinsser. 11th. To see if the voters will authorize its officers to designate Ellen Patricia Gray Paul Christian Sllvinsky Those interested in joining • Many More Michael Edward Green Carrie Louise Smith the official- depositories for the funds of the District. Steven A. Groves Don Bradford Smith the club may contact any 12th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to bor­ Brian F. Gsell SUNDAY Jean Marie Stefaniak member of the executive board. row sufficient funds to meet the necessary obligations of Mary Louisa Gugllotti Deborah Diana Stewart underfashions, downtown and Parkade Roy Kevin Gurnon Cynthia Anne Stockel 10-9 the District, and give the District’s note, notes of other obli­ Darlene M. Hackett Patricia Eileen Tornatore Robert Hampton P i n o c h l e gation or obligations therefore, when, in their opinion, it is Joel Harding Lynn Marie Tourtellotte BEDROOM for the interest of the District to do so, not to exceed $30,- Elizabeth Ann Henry George Brian Tracy DINING Top scorers in the William 0. Trousdell 000.00. Sandra Marie Henry Anne Kristllna Tuomlnen PIECES Manchester Senior Citizens A. Olga ‘Freedom Front’ Bra. Natural shell cup bra, nylon tricot. Heidi Arlene Horn Timothy Michael Ulrich SAVE Ij to 54 OFF! ROOMS 13th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to offer Heidi Ellen Horsman Pinochle Group game Thursday Unique open center front adapts perfectly to most figures. Brenda L. Hunt Laurie Elizabeth Volsdal 5j to 54 OFF! for sale, either separately or together, two (2) building Wendy Wanchak at the Army and Navy Club are; lots to the highest bidder. (Lot on Loomis St., and Lot on White. 32-38 Darlene Marie Hunt Deborah Lynn Warks Betty Jesanis, 600, Francis Timothy Girard Hurley Mary Margaret Warks From 20% To Duval St.) Sharon Candice Ingraham Lonny James Warner Minor, 588, Marge McLain, 586, 14th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers and di­ Bettyanne Pauline Janelle Patricia A. Wearne and Mary Nackowski, 584. Reg. $6.50...... 5 . 2 9 Mary Jo Jendrucek Pamela Ann Wells rectors to purchase a Mini-Fire truck, and to appropriate a B. Carnival Doubleknit Plunge Front Bra. Crepeset® and Lycra® Judith Gall Jollcoeur Charlene M. West Tq date, Floyd Post has the sum of money not to exceed $25,(KK).00 for the same. Rosanna Marie Jones 20 high individual score of 635, and Gene Harold West % spandex for perfect fit. White. 32-36A, B, C. Marlko Kagaya 15th. To transact any other business proper to come before the Candy Lea Kalas Linda Lois West John Phelps, high total points of meeting. Cindy Rae Kalas Colette Ann Wilde 10,451. Carla Mary KareskI Michael Edward Wilks EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Reg. $3.50...... ,2 a 9 9 Edward A. Karpuska Pamela Ann Willis The group sponsors a game Michael Massaro, President. Suzanne Kassett Gary Allen Young each Thursday at 9; 45 a.m. at C. Vanity Fair ‘Double Tulip’ Firm Control Panty Girdle. Long leg Linda Jaye Kinney James Norman Zabllansky FetEvompU: ' ForEiompU: Dated at Manchester, Conn., Margaret June Zabllansky the Army and Navy Club. Play style. Long wearing Lycra® spandex. White. S-M-L. BambI Lynn Knight c n il I Fomous Clastic Bodroom 5 PC. MAPLE OR PINE this 9th day of June, 1975. Thomas Patrick Krawlec Kathy Ann Zimmerman ^ I «.. >•» Sale $550 SAVE $345 is open to all senior citizens. Francis Arthur LaBonte Jr. William Richard Zimmerman DINING ROOM 42aM OFF MORE' I Rarlin{to« Btdrooiti 4 MATCHING Reg. $16 ...... 1 2 . 9 9 ’ t«.i»i<»Sal»$l318SAVE$ni8 CHAIRS *175. ------\ r Sketched With ‘Juliet’ Tricot Bra. Romantic bra of lightweight THE GOLDEN CHARM Summer Session Non-credit Courses nylon tricot. Gently shapes for a pretty decolletage. White. 32- AND On all 36B, C. Manchester Community College THE MAGIC MIRROR Michaels RECLINING luPHOlSTERED LITERATURE INTO FILM Reg. $7 ...... , 5 . 9 9 sns CONVERTIBLES OCCASIONAL Begins on June 25, lasts 6 weeks on Wednesdays from 7-9 P.M. REAUTY SALONS CHAIRS PIECES TABLES GRAPHOANALYSI8 Own Watches SAVE54te540FFI SAVE 54 to 54 OFF! Begins on June 26, lasts 6 weeks on Thursdays from 7-9 P.M. SAVE 54 to 54 OFF! SAVE 54 to 54 OFF! S/.VE W >» W OFF! FRENCH COOKING II Will Reopen Begins on July 2, lasts 6 weeks on Wednesdays from 7-9 P.M. TYPING FOR PRETEENS MONDAY, JULY 7 Annual Sale Begins on July 1, lasts 6 weeks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9;30- ‘shape me sweetly’ 10:45 A.M. famous Warner’s RECREATIONAL COURSES FOR YOUTH Maidenform bra endsJune 28 Baseball (ages 9-13) ‘tom boy’ brief In a Vast Begins July 21, lasts five days, Mon.-FrI., 9:30 A.M.-12 noon OPEN HOUSE Regularly, $50 to $935, Variety of Styles, Colors Hrliomple: Basketball (ages 10-14) 3 .2 9 reg,$4 Tpxtores, S iie s i Prices fUPNSNlM Begins on July 14, lasts five days, Mon.-Fri., 9:30 A.M.-12 noon 5 iS 0 reg.7.50 .100% cotton knit for active ‘sports’ - NOW $40 to $748. ^Ftr Ciompla: Forliemplt: SUNDAY, JUNE 29th FerliampUt 1 isilitiwalSoli& Chiir ^riiempltr Cheerloading (ages 8-14) Moves freely as you cio. Moderate control, whatever your game! 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I‘A(;K TK.N - MANCHKSTKR KVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., June 16, iy75 MANCHESTER EVENING JIERALD. Manchest^^ Conn., Mon., June 16. 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN ssswsKWK-:-:-:-: Perrett“HlodgSOn l^llcS"THompSOtl Uppling-Marzialo w.x<-x-x-x:-xrx»:!w*:!x*» KtSXSSSSSSSSSftWSSiXSSSiXass* KBrin^RitchiC *W::s*X:XSi%WA:S5::SSSS:X::sS: *=*=*::* Tivnan-Mc Veigh DAV Commander Louise Anne Ritchie and Eileen Jean McVeigh of East Nikki Marzialo of Manchester Robert John Kerin both of Hartford and Michael Kevin Cathy Gloria Thompson of Robert D’Abate of 15 Irving and Kenneth A. Uppling, also of Manchester, were married Tivnan of Erie, Pa., were St. was elected and installed as Fayetteville, N.C. and Edward Manchester, were married June 7 at St. Mary’s Episocpal married June 14 at St. Isaac Emery Miles of Manchester commander of the Manchester June 6 at St. Bridget Church in Church. Jogues Church in East Hart­ Chapter of the Disabled were married May 31 at Manchester. The bride is the daughter of ford. Calvary Assembly Church in American Veterans recently. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. The bride is the daughter of D’Abate served as a techni­ Fayetteville, N.C. Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marzialo Ritchie Jr. of 50 Redwood Rd. Mr. and Mrs. James B. The bride is the daughter of cian five in 26th Infantry Divi­ of 8 Asylum St. The bridegroom The bridegroom is the son of McVeigh of East Hartford. The sion from 1942-45. His overseas SM. Sgt. (Ret.) and Mrs. Bobby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kerin bridegroom is the son of Mr. B. Williams Sr. of Fayetteville, service includes England, Rupert Uppling of 76 Oxford St. of East Harwich, Mass., and Mrs. William. Tivnan of France, Belgium and Germany N.C. The bridegroom is the son The Rev. Robert Stack of St. formerly of Manchester. Erie, Pa. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Miles and he participated in the Bridget Church officiated. The Rev. Bruce W. Jacques The Rev. Robert O’Grady of battles for Normandy, North of 49 Server St. The bride, was given in of St. Mary’s Church performed Forestville celebrated the nup­ France, Battle of the Bulge and The Rev. Gardner H. Altman marriage by her father. the double-ring ceremony. The tial Mass and performed the the Rheinland. Along with the Sr. officiated. Soloist was John church was decorated with double-ring ceremony. The m f- European Theater Medal with f ' Cunningham and organist was Miss Mary Marzialo of white gladioli and white church was decorated with battle stars he received the John Skipper, both of "'ll# . Manchester was her sister’s daisies. Ronald Rothermel of daisies, chrysanthemums and Purple Heart for wounds Fayetteville. maid of honor. Bridesmaids Manchester was organist and gladioli. Mrs. Mary Kineary of X received in action. The bride, given in marriage were Miss Jean Marzialo of soloist. East Hartford was organist and He is retired from Royal- by her stepfather, wore a gown Hartford, the bride’s cousin; w soloist. The bride, given in marriage Litten Industries and is the department commander, was of sheer organza over angel SFJ,. The bride, given in marriage and Miss Roberta Macaro of by her father, wore an ivory chaplain for the Army & Navy the installing officer at the skin with Chantilly lace and Bolton. Adeline Marzialo of ■ml silk organza over taffeta gown by her father, wore a white Club. He and his wife An- ruffled Belgium lace designed chapter-’s annual dinner Manchester, the bride’s sister, with appliques of Irish lace on tulle and lace gown designed tionette, have two children, meeting. with Empire waist, high bodice, was flower girl. with cap sleeves and a i m s n bodice with scooped neckline, Richard D’Abate and Ms. Other officers installed are; stand-up collar, bodice overlaid Bruce Macaro of Bolton was 'A cathedral train. She wore a and A-line skirt with chapel- Janice Gardner, both of Walter A. Von Hone Sr., senior with lace, long fitted sheer lace best man. Ushers were Steven fingertip-length veil of silk illu­ length train. Her veil of silk il­ Manchester. They also have vice commander; Henry sleeves, self-buttons, and full Boland and Matt Dunfield, both sion and carried a cascade of iM ' lusion was attached to a two grandchildren. Borejko, junior vice com­ skirt terminating into a chapel of Manchester; and Brian daisies. Camelot headpiece and she Charles Varca, DAV past mander; Otto Balchunas, train. Her Camelot cap held a Butterfield of Bolton. Mrs. Sharon Chain of Bran­ Carrie a cascade bouquet of chaplain; James Bayliss, mantilla veil overlaid with a A reception was held at The white sweetheart roses, ford was her sister’s matron of tiered elbow-length veil with treasurer; Reginald Wright, of­ Colony in Talcottville after stephanotis and baby’s breath. honor. She wore a canary ficer of the day ; Daniel Tofeldt, lace appliques. She carried a which the couple left on a trip to to ' yellow tulle gown and carried a Saint Joseph's Mrs. Norman Stone of sergeant-at-arms; and Edward bouquet of white miniature car­ Jamaica and Montega Bay. Abington, was her cousin’s cascade of daisies. a Plans Reunion nations, white roses, lily of the Lechausse, trustee. They will reside in Coventry. matron of honor. She wore a Bridesmaids were Miss 4 Mount Saint Joseph Academy valley, baby’s breath and rib­ Mrs. Uppling is a 1975 nile green jersey gown with A- Karen May of South Windsor; bons. in West Hartford, Class of 1965, graduate of Boston College. Mr. line skirt and cameo yoke of Miss Cindy Behrens of East is planning its 10th year reunion Mrs. Barbara C. Thompson of Uppling is presently employed ivory lace. She carried a Hartford, Miss Jane Lipinski of dinner-dance to be conducted Seattle, Wash., the bride’s aunt, in East Hartford. colonial bouquet of yellow and Manchester, and Miss Arlene Mrs. Michael Tivnan was matron of honor. She wore Oct. 11. GLOBE white marguerites and baby’s Zdanis of South Windsor. They Present names, addresses, a peach jersey gown designed Bunan Moss Photo green daisies. which the couple left on a trip to I breath. She wore baby’s breath McLaughlin Photo wore mint green gowns and telephone numbers and 6 with high waist, V-neckline William J. Tivnan of Erie, Cape Cod, Mass. For traveling, Travel Service and fern with yellow ribbon in carried cascades of yellow locations for all class members with capelet collar and sleeves, Pa. was his brother’s best man. All Events Photo her hair. daisies. Mrs. Tivnan wore a powder are needed. 555 MAIN STREET tie-half belt, and A-line skirt. Mrs. Edward E. Miles Mrs. Kenneth A. Uppling Ushers were James McVeigh Bridesmaids were Miss Mae- Mrs. Roberl J. Kerin Miss Nancy Zdanis of South blue pantsuit. The couple will Class members are asked to 643-2165 Bridesmaids were Miss Jr. of East Hartford, Kevin Mr. and Mrs. Waller B. Perrelt, Jr. Ellen Ritchie of Manchester, Windsor and Miss Kate Tivnan reside in Erie, Pa. contact D. Keyna Stack at 646- Over 30 Yean Janice Crandon of Fayetteville, Chain of Branford, Kevin the bridegroom’s brother, was Mrs. Sue Cunningham serving the bride’s sister; Miss blouse and navy accessories. of Hartford. Mr. Kerin is of Ere, Pa., were flower girls. Mrs. Tivnan was graduated in 8337 or R; Arcari Wall, 521-5887 Travel Experience N.C.; and Miss Anne L.' Miles Gaffney of Brockton, Mass., May from Villa Maria College Authorized agent in Manchester honor. They wore light blue ring bearer. as hostesses. Kathleen Barlow and Miss The couple will reside in employed as an inspector at They wore mint green gowns so that reunion arrangements Joyce Frances Hodgson of and Miss Joan M. Miles, both IN THE and David Nollerin of Hartford. in Erie, Pa. Mr. Tivnan is now for all Airlines. Railroads and jersey gowns designed with Following a trip to Paula Frazier, both of Manchester. Pratt & Whitney Division of and carried cascades of mint may be completed and class Manchester and Donald sisters of the bridegroom, of A reception was held at the pursuing his M.B.A. degree at Steamship Lines. long sleeves and V-necklines. Robert D. Williams of Washington, D.C., the couple SERVICE Manchester. Mrs. Kerin is employed by United Technologies Corp. in members notified. Benjamin Perrett, also of Manchester. Their gowns were Manchester Country Club after They wore navy blue hats and Lakeland, Fla. was best man. will reside in Lakeland, Fla. They wore gowns matching the Visiting Nurse Association East Hartford. Gannon College in Erie. Manchester, were married identical in color and design as carried baskets of daisies. Ushers were Bobby B. Williams Mrs. Miles was graduated in that of the honor attendant with April 26 at the Salvation Army that worn by the matron of Bridesmaids were Miss Jr. of Fayetteville, N.C., the May from Fayetteville (N.C.) matching headpieces. They citadel in Manchester. honor. They carried daisies, Maine Pvt. l.C. James J. Cheryl Perrett of Manchester, bride’s brother; Karl Gustafson Technical Institute, majoring in carried colonial bouquets of The bride is the daughter of baby’s breath and ribbons. Ransom, nephew of Mr. and/ the bridegroom’s sister; Miss and Richard Varney, both of dental hygiene. Mr. Miles is yellow marguerites and baby’s Salvation Army Brig, and Mrs. Julia D. Robinson of Mrs. James F. Shaw of 3Y Patricia Collier of Hartford Manchester. presently employed by the U. S. breath. Pohl Leads Legion Cecil Hodgson of Pittstown, Fayetteville, N.C., the bride’s Edison Rd., has been promoted and Miss Elizabeth Shauger of Internal Revenue Service and Russell Jarvis of Manchster N.J. The bridegroom is the son cousin, was flower girl She A reception was held in the to his present rank while ser­ Vernon. They wore gowns will attend Southeastern Bible George Atkins Sr., chaplain; of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. carried a basket of rose petals. church hall with Mrs. Patricia ving with the 2d Marine Air­ was best man. Ushers were Harold Pohl of 157 Brookfield matching those worn by the College in Lakeland, Fla. this John Rottner, judge advocate; Perrett Jr. of 52 Pearl St. John R. Miles of Manchester, Robinson, the bride’s aunt; and craft Wing at the Marine Corps Robert Yungk, Jeffrey Bayer, St. was elected commander of Capt. Arthur Carlson of the honor attendants and light blue fall. and David Palleschi, all of the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post Richard Miner, historian; John HERITAGE RATES Ar Station, Cherry Point, N.C. Salvation Army's Manchester hats. A former student of Manchester. of the American Legion in Baer, service officer; and Corps and Brig. Hodgson of­ Miss Kathleen E. Schotter of Manchester High School, he A reception was held at the Manchester. George Atkins Jr., sergeant-at- ficiated at the double-ring Franklin, N.J., the bride’s joined the Marine Corps in Oc­ Glastonbury Hills Country Other officers elected are: arms. AND ceremony. The citadel was niece, was flower girl. She wore tober 1974. Club, after which the couple left David Morsey, senior vice com­ decorated with daisies and a floral gown and a ring of for Cape Cod, Mass. For mander; Norman 0. LaRose, Elected to the post’s candles. Mrs. Beatrice Hill- daisies in her hair. She carried Navy Fireman Ret. Charles traveling, Mrs. Kerin wore a junior vice commander; Fran­ executive committee for three Holz of East Hartford was a basket of daisies. D. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. white suit with navy blue floral cis Leary, adjutant; Michael yfears were Fred Parlotta, soloist and Michael Orfitelli of Walter B. P errett III of James W. Scott Sr. of 10 Cross Mlmirowski, finance officer; George Atkins Sr. Leary was HERITAGE Manchester was his brother’s re-elected to his fourth term as J Manchester played the St. was graduated from recruit trumpet. Ms. Karen Krinjak of best man. Ushers were Gary training at the Naval Training d i i adjutant. He was post com­ Manchester was organist. Perrett of Manchester, the Center, Orlando, Fla. mander in 1968. The bride, given in marriage bridegroom’s cousin; David He is a 1974 graduate of Baer will be the Manchester by her father, wore a white Gebel of Manchester; Willis Jefferson Senior High School, representative of the State of DINNERWARE organza gown designed with a Howell of Nyack, N.Y.; and Roanoke, Va. \ mm mandarin collar trimmed with John Bells of Manchester. Connecticut Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Marines Fund. John Venice lace, raised waistline A reception was held at the Navy Ens. James Boyer, son Rottner was re-elected to his IT’S THE BETTER WAY with fitted bodice. Bishop Salvation Army Youth Center of Navy Cmdr. and Mrs. K. office that he has held for over sleeves cuffed in lace, A-line in Manchester, after which the Glenn Boyer of 112 Dockerel 20 years. skirt banded at hemline with couple left on a trip to Tampa, u Rd., Vernon was commissioned 3 5 t h Fla. For traveling, Mrs. Anniversary lace which terminated into a in his present rank upon Henry Wierzbicki Sr., past We invite you to build your savings and Perrett wore a green polyester chapel-length train. Her veil of graduation from the U.S. Naval Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson of was best man. The late Mrs. rDeo/t'Afcfc commander, was the installing your dinnerware, too. When you save with slacks, a plaid jacket and white silk illusion was attached to a Academy, Annapolis, Md. 208 Hilliard St. observed their Lenora Manley of Anchorage, officer. A formal installation us you can build a complete set of shirt. The couple will reside at Alaska, Mrs. Johnson’s sister, lace crown. She carried a He also received a B.S. 35th wedding anniversary at an will be conducted in September. beautiful Blue Heritage ironstone dinner- colonial bouquet of daisies, 295 Main St. degree upon completion of the open house with some 80 friends was maid of honor. Mrs. Perrett is employed by roses and lily of the valley. school’s four-year curriculum. and relatives attending. Mr. Johnson is employed at The annual Department of ware imported from the center of the Mrs. Lee Demoranville of the Travelers Insurance Co. in He is a graduate of Rockville The party was hosted by their Pratt & Whitney Division of Connecticut Convention will be English dinnerware industry, Staffordshire Montclair, N.J. and Mrs. Janet Hartford. Mr, Perrett is United Technologies Corp. in held in Hartford, July 9-12 at N High School. children, Mr. and Mrs. James County. Manufactured by Enoch Wedg­ employed by the Salvation Schotter of Franklin, N.J., the Marine Pvt. Duane A. Phelps of Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. East Hartford. Mrs. Johnson, By Abigail Van Buren the Hartford Sheraton Hotel. wood (Tunstall) Ltd., the dinnerware is bride’s sisters, were matrons of Army in Manchester. the former Stephanie Cl B byChlCBgoTribun«-N.Y. NowtSynd., Inc. John Mayne, outgoing com­ Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson of Tolland, 1 75 dishwasher safe and chip resistant. Donald E. Boston of 17 Hansen and Ms. Ann Johnson at home. Obremski, works at the mander and the delegation Gerrick Photo All Events Photo Dr., Vernon, participated in The couple was married May Manchester High School chairman; and Leary are The entire service, including completer "Bell Buster” an amphibious 16 1940 at St. Bridget Church in cafeteria as assistant cook. delegates. sets, is on display at our offices. Open or The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The couple has six DEAR ABBY: Our son is divorcing his wife (who is very The engagement of Miss training exercise off the coast Manchester. Elected delegates are: Pohl, add to your savings account now at Denise Elizabeth Jutras of Judith Rae Jeski of Rockville to grandchildren. dear to us) to marry the woman with whom he has been Robin Lee Tarbell of Hebron to of the Marine Corps Base, Larry Mallon of Manchester having an open affair for the last six months. This situation Wierzbicki, Guy Mullin, Robert Heritage Savings and Loan. Build your Leonard Raymond Theilig of Colchester to Frank W. Curtin Ray Kenneth Fellows of Camp Pendleton, Calif. Jr. of Manchester has been an­ Ellington has been announced has caused irreparable damage to our relationship with him. Donahue, Baer, and Eugene savings and your dinnerware. That’s the West Springfield, Mass, has He is a former student of I’m sure we’ll never be on completely good terms again. nounced by her parents, Mr. by. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman. COLLEGE NOTES been announced by her parents, Rockville High School. What concerns me now is how to treat this new woman. Better Way. and Mrs. Francis G. Jutras Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner D. Raymond Jeski of 112 Terrace At the moment, I feel extremely bitter toward her, but I Alternate delegates are Tarbell of Wall St., Hebron. of Colchester. Dr., Rockville. know that if I don’t eventually give her at least token David Morsey, Gerald Bartlett, Be sure to visit our recently opened Ralph R. Braithwaite of 374 justice. University of New Mr. Fellows is the son of Mr. acceptance, we will alienate our son completely. While I Jack Ledard, Richard Miner, Tolland office, the first new banking Mr. Theilig is the son of Mr. Hilliard St.. M.A. degree in Haven, West Haven. Mr. Curtin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Fellows of don’t want that, I feel that by welcoming this new Richard Descy, A1 Foss, facility to open in Tolland in 134 years. and Mrs. Raymond Theilig of and Mrs. Frank W. Curtin Sr. of Porter Rd., Ellington. counseling. Central Connecticut Wayne R. Wiganowski of daughter-in-law into our family, I will in effect be condoning Michael Heffron and Brendon West Springfield, Mass. 11 Diane Dr. ‘ The brde-elect was graduated State College. 129 Walker St., B.S. degree in the illicit affair and completely ignoring all the pain and Breen. from Rockville High School in Purchase one unit with each $25 you deposit, at .Ann .\I. Clementino of 20 hotel administration. Universi­ The bride-elect was anguish it has caused our present daughter-in-law, her The bride-elect is a 1972 1974. She attended the The newly-elected com­ prices only half comparable retail values. Westminster Rd., B.F.A. ty of New Haven, West Haven. graduated from Rham High parents and us. To me, this would be hypocritical. graduate of Bacon Academy mander is a World War II degree, Massachusetts College School in Hebron in 1972 and American Institute of Banking I’ve talked to our minister, a counselor and family. No Cadet Ralph Thomas and is employed by Travelers and is employed as a MERICAN one has an answer. Do you? veteran of the U. S. Marine THE BETTER RATES of Art, Boston, Mass. from Manchester Community I.ewkowicz of 5 Bates Rd., B.A. Insurance Co. bookkeeper by Vernon National WITHOUT MY NAME Corps. He served in the Pacific P a u l U. M oyer of 98 degree in chemistry, The College in 1974. She is employed theater with the 1st., 3rd. and Purchase Price Plus as a secretary at the Pratt & Bank in Vernon. Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account Princeton St., B.A. degree in Citadel, Charleston, S.C., com­ Her fiance was graduated in Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of THE Safety Shoe 6th divisions. He was awarded Description Connecticut State Tax psychology, Hartwick College, missioned a second lieutenant Whitney Aircraft Division of 1970 from Manchester High the Navy Unit commendation in United Technologies Corp. in Ellington High School, is 6 Year Certificate. Oneonta, N.Y. in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. School and is employed at Em­ WITH THE STEEL TOE! DEAR WITH: Your choice is clear. If you reject yow 194. He also served in the U. S. 4 piece place setting $3.95 $1,000 minimum. East Hartford. employed by Pratt & Whitney 8 . 1 7 % 7 3 / 4 % Craig W. Saums of 24 Joseph Marcia Kellsey of 99 Pond pire Tool. Aircraft Division of United son’s new wife, you lose your son. The obvious alternative is Army Reserve with the rank of Completer Units: St., B.A. degree in biology, Lane, bachelor’s degree in psy­ Her fiance was graduated Technologies Corp. in East to accept her. 'What your friends and relatives will think is sergeant first class from 1949- 4 Year Certificate. Brass-plated Set of 4 fruit dishes 3.70 7 . 9 0 % T / 2 % $1,000 minimum. Hartwick College, Oneonta, chology with honors. University from West Springfield (Mass.) The couple is planning an Hartford. hexagonal eyelets. not as important as maintaining at least a cordid 56. N.Y. relationship with your son and his new wife, since that is of Connecticut, and the William High School in 1973. He is Aug. 9 wedding at St. Andrews The couple is planning an One-piece moccasin toe. Set of 4 soup dishes 4.95 2'2 Year Certificate. what you want. Understandably, it will be less than loving, $1,000 minimum. Carol Ann Renlon of D. Orbison Memorial Award for employed as a machinist at Church in Colchester. Aug. 30 wedding. Cmdr. Pohl has been active in 7 . 0 8 % 6 % % Special-density polyether foam. Bryson City, N.C., formerly of excellence in psychological Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi­ but give it time. As the French say, “To understand the Legion for several years Set of 4 salad dishes . 4.50 everything is to forgive everything.” 1-2 Year Certificate. Manchester, M.A. degree in studies. sion of United Technologies “Austempered" steel safely toe. having served as junior vice $1,000 minimum. Open vegetable dish 3.95 6 . 8 1 % 6 V 2 % education. Western Carolina Chester J. Siok Jr. of 43 Corp. in Middletown. commander under three com­ Laminate of woven cotton DEAR ABBY: How do you feel about nudist colonies? 3 Month Certificate. University, Cullowhee, N.C. Burrows Hill Rd., Hebron, B.S. and napped sheeting manders. Through his efforts as 6.95 The couple is planning an CURIOUS IN COVINGTON Gravy boat $1,000 minimum. I degree, Worcester Polytechnic Impregnated with membership ^airman and 6 . 0 0 % 5 3 / 4 % Donna Shaffer of 252 Hilton Aug. 2 wedding at Gilead vinyl acetate latex. 6.95 Dr., South Windsor, B.A. Institute, Worcester, Mass. senior vice conlmander the post Sugar and creamer Regular Savings Account. Congregational Church in DOES YOUR DOG H AVE HIM? DEAR CURIOUS: If the good Lord had intended for Interest paid day of deposit to Full leather vamp received a citation for outstan­ 6 degree in human services. Bruce D. Are of 133 White Gilead. man to walk around naked, he would have been bom that 12" platter 5.75 5 . 4 7 % 5 1 / 4 % day of withdrawal. and toe lining. ding accomplishments in Trinity College, Burlington, Vt. St., B.S. degree, Worcester way. recruiting new members. Up 14" platter 7.50 Interest compounded daily and continuously. Effective annual yield is the highest allowed by law. Substantial penalties for Maria llernioMillo of 542 Polytechnic Institute, early withdrawal on all certificate accounts. Genuine One-piece cushion-crepe until last month the local post Buckland Rd, South Windsor, Worcester, Mass. Goodyear Well construclioh, Heei-lo-loe air-cushioned Innersole. NeopreneIrene sole and heel.heel was the only quota post in the Covered casserole 9.50 M. A. degree in social work, completely naillest. $100,000 Certificates available at negotiated rates. Paul I). Rnmanuwie of 23 DEAR ABBY: Today in the supermarket I was trying to First District. Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Village St., B.S. degree, be friendly to a child, and I said, “My, but you’re a nice Mass. Worcester Polytechnic little girl.” _ Pohl is a member of the post Virginia l.oinhardo of Institute, Worcester, Mass. Watch Your Where else can you find The child became angry and said, “I’m not a GIRL—I m executive board, and the home a BOY!” Abby, how was I to know? He had long blond hair Manchester, bachelor’s degree, Susan B. Royce of 103 Diane all these features? and bingo committees. He is a Russell Sage College, Troy, Dr., master of divinity degree, practically tp his shoulders. Now that little girls are wearing member of the Manchester N. Y. trousers, it is terribly confusing. Lodge of Elks, Marine Corps cum laude, Andover Newton Only last week I mistook a little girl for a boy, and you Theological School, Newton • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- League, Army & Navy Club, JoMeph Dinioek of 103 Notch FAT-GO should have heard her mother tell me off! soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job- and the Veterans of Foreign Rd., Bolton, B.A. degree, Center, Mass. Lose ugly excess weight with the Abby, when mothers dress both boys and girls in boys’ rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil Wars. Aurora College, Aurora, 111. Kelvin Nichols Tyler of 21 sensible NEW FAT-GO diet clothing, and let the boys’ hair grow long like a girl’s, how is resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • Douhl A. Klin/, of Box Mt. Comstock Rd., B.A. degree in plan. Nothing sensational just STOP IN TODAY one to tell the difference? , Dr., Vernon, master’s degree in art, Bowdoin College, steady weight loss for those that Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • PERPLEXED He is employed by the Town Heritage Savings really want to lose. AT SUDS & SCISSORS For The New VET-KEM of Manchester Fire Depart­ business administration. Brunswick, Maine. Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. A full 12 day supply only $3.00. ment. He is president of Local Western New England College, TICK COLLAR, especially made for this serious lUk U tte tt Drag Start about the FAT-M 1579 and has been for the past 10 & Loan A ssociation • ^ in c e 1891 Springfield, Mass. problem. . . . SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 DEAR PERPLEXED: It’s not easy. But for now, you’d reducing plan and start losing neiglit years. Pohl is also active in PHrrM,Kra>il/,of22Wyllys better skip complimenting strange kids until unisex this neek. P.S. For your v.-Kiitiun ptiitLO o f mind, mako your rcsoivmions Manchester’s Midget Football St., master’s degree in law, Money back In full If not complete­ early for boarding your dog at Ohnrtand Hoarding Kunnel, Rt. clothing and hairstyles fade from fashion. Program as coach and director. Georgetown University Law ly satisfied with weight loss from 74, Tolland. They are given excellent care. He is married to the former Main Office; 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office; Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 Center, Washington, D.C. WINTERS VOICES the very flrst package. REBAL MEN’S SHOP Lillian Moore. The couple has Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal SuNun Swmiry of 21 Sunset HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -- DON'T DEC.AY SUDS A SaSSORS DOGGIE SHOPPE | CONN. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN'S SHOP reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. two daughters, Claudiee and Coventry Office; Route 31, 742-7321 • Toiiand Office: Rt. 195, quarter mile st^th of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387. Rd., Ellington, B.A. degree in Jonathan Winters will do dozens gat FAT-OO today. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Susan; two sons, William and elementary education. Rider of offscreen voices for the new Only $3.00 at POST RD. PLAZA | 901-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to Michael; and three College, Trenton, N.J. Animated children's television LIGGEnORUB RT. 30, VERNON PHONE 875-7624| ^ 643-2478 Know,” send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky D r, grandchildren. The Pohl’s are Mary I. M uIhIi of 38 Gerard series, “Fables of the Green MAHCHESTER PARKAOE HOURS: 8 am - 4 pm Monday thru Saturday Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, communicants of St. Mary’s St.,-B.S. degree in criminal Forest." self-addressed, stamped (20e) envelope. Church. F*AC;K t w elv e - Ma n c h e st e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN OBITUARIES Red Sox Flying High on Fred Lynnes Hot Bat AREA POLICE REPORT KANSAS CITY (UPI)Fred Lynn is close to becoming the Royals apart Sunday. He had two more hits and drove in getting my hits, but some of them w^re pretty suspect.” team’s Pawtucket, R.I., farm club in the International to Rockville General Hospital bane to major-league baseball scouts that Johnny bench is. another run as the Red Sox scored an 8-7 victory. Boston won the game Sunday with four runs in the Fredcrirk A. Burke Prime Ansaldi VERNON SOUTH WINDSOR League or signing with another major league club if he Frederick A. Burke, 75, of 412 Primo Ansaldi, 88, of Rt. 14A, Bonita Cortes, 17, of 25 with a broken jaw, possible The rwkie outielder for the Boston Red Sox is tearing the For the four-game series, Lynn led the Red Sox to three eighth, then staved off Kansas City with two in the eighth could make his own deal. Richard D. Thibodeau, 37, of broken nose, teeth injuries and Porter St. died this morning at Plainfield, formerly of Village St., Rockville was 130 Diane Dr., South Windsor, American League apart and looks like a sure-fire star for victories with six hits, including two homers and eight and one more in the ninth. Rico Petrocelli and Dwight “I’m not going to quit, I won’t do that; but I hope to work his home. He was the husband Manchester, died today at the charged Saturday with two facial lacerations. He is to the next decade But, like Cincinnati’s Bench, he was RBIs. He currently is batting .348 with 11 homers and 39 Evans both scored on a two-out dribbler in front of the was charged Saturday with appear in court in Stafford it so that I remain in the major leagues,” Conigliaro said of Mrs. Lucy Feltham Burke. Day-Kimball Hospital in Put­ counts of harassment. She was operating a motor vehicle while overlooked in the first round. RBIs. plate, which Tim Blackwell beat out in the eighth. Sunday. arrested on a warrant issued by Springs July 7. Mr. Burke was born Dec. 11, nam Sunday. under the influence of liquor or “I was so angry I wasn't going to sign,” Lynn said about And he now has hit in 20 consecutive games, the longest Neither catcher Fran Healy nor pitcher Steve Mingori “My second choice is to go to the minor leagues with the 1899 in Bolton and had lived in Common Pleas Court 19 in con­ He was ^ r n May 9, 1887 in drugs in connection with an ac­ his being the 41st pick in his junior year, the 1973 June Red Sox streak since Eddie Bressoud had a 20-gamer in covered home and Evans scored all the way from second Red Sox. Before I go to Pawtucket, though, I hope to get a Manchester most of his life. He nection with complaints about Other arrests included: Italy and lived in Manchester cident near Pine Tree Lane. draft. “Then I talked to some people and decided I didn’t 1964. Lynn’s next hurdle will be a 23-game streak by Ted on the play. had been employed as night many years until moving to obscene phone calls, police • James K. Docour, 19, of 48 chance to latch on with some major league team,” he said. South Windsor Police said want to waste any more time. I was ready to play, itching Williams in 1941. The Boston record is 34 straight by Dorn “Both of 'em turned into spectators,” Kansas City Conigliaro, coming back from 3% years of inactivity manager at Moriarty Bros, for Plainfield a few years ago to said. Thibodeau was operating a Oxbow Dr. was charged with third-degree larceny in connec­ in fact, and it was a good organization, so I went ahead. DiMaggio in 1949. manager Jack McKeon said. “Either one of 'em could 33 years before his retirement live with his niece. Ms. Cortes was released on motorcycle. He was taken to forced by an eye injury, had hit .122 with two home runs, “I got some money (bonus), but not as much as I could “I’m just going day to day and trying not to think about in 1965. Until his retirement many her promise to appear in court Manchester Memorial Hospital tion with the theft of cash from have covered the plate.” nine RBIs, in 21 games this season. the register of the Craft Root He is also survived by a years ago, he was a self- July 9. for treatment. He is scheduled have.” it,” the 23-year-old product of the University of Southern Boston announced Saturday it was releasing Tony The Red Sox are still in first in the American League sister, Mrs. Ronald Ferguson of employed farmer and ran a to appear in Common Piea^ Shop on Rt. 83 in Talcottville Lynn, who spent the last half of 1973 at Bristol and last California said. “I swung the bat pretty good in this series, Conigliaro, the designated hitter who was trying to make a East, now one game ahead of the New York Yankees. Friday. Manchester. farm on Vernon St. He was a Benjamin Gagne, 19, of 33 Court 12, East Hartford July 8. season at Pawtucket, finished ripping the Kansas City but I really haven’t been for the last week and a half. I was comeback. He was given the choice of reporting to the The funeral is Wednesday at U.S. Army veteran of World Montauk Dr., Vernon was A portion of the money stolen was recovered, police said. 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral War I. charged Saturday with making Herlov Augustinoes, 41, of Kocour was released on a $500 Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Survivors are two nieces, unnecessary noise with a motor Bloomfield, was charg^ Satur­ surety bond for court July 9. ■ Dr. Felix Davis, pastor of Se­ Mrs. Salvatore Rampulla of vehicle and reckless driving. day with failure to drive a • Kevin C. Stanley, 16, of cond Congregational Church, Plainfield, with whom he made He was released on a $250 non- reasonable distance apart in Anthony Rd., Tolland was SCORE will officiate. Burial will be in his home, and Mrs. Hugo surety bond for court connection with an accident on Buckland Cemetery. Patelli of Manchester; and a appearance July 9. Rt. 5. He was also issued a war­ arrested Friday and charged Catfish Pitches His Best BOARD with third-degree larceny, Friends may call at the nephew, Felix Gremmo of ning for driving after drinking. funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Manchester. William L. Dobson, 34,110 W. Police said Augustinoes’ car third-degree forgery and criminal impersonation. 9 p.m. The funeral is Wednesday at Main St., Rockville was ran into the rear of another car. National League Standings 9:30 a.m. from the John F. charged with breach of the He was taken to Manchester The charges stem from aQ By United Press International East James P. Brody Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. peace in connection with a com­ Memorial Hospital, treated and attempt Friday to cash a check plaint made by a neighbor. He in the Connecticut Bank & w. 1. pet. g.b. Center St., with a Mass at 10 at released. His court date is July With Makeshift Outfield Pittsburgh 33 23 .589 - is to appear in court July 9. Trust office in Rockville. It had VERNON — James P. Brody, the Church of the Assumption. New York 31 24 .564 1M> Burial will be in St. James benn stolen recently from ' a Philadelphia 32 27 .542 2V/5 Richard Goufd, 20, of no cer­ Griffin Rd. Police said $800 was fielders all sidelined with in­ the catch. protested so vehemently went 7 2-3 innings and- ping a seven-game losing poisoning, police said. Nicholas Hornat of 683 Foster tain address, was charged $100 non-surety bond for court Saturday's Results taken. juries, manager Bill Virdon “I told him to take that he was ejected from the received credit for his ninth streak. Dennis Eckersley, Cincinnati II Chicago 3. susp., 8 Mr. Brody was born in Hart­ St. died Sunday at Hartford Saturday with speeding, July 9. ; ford and lived there until com­ of the New York Yankees everything within reason,” game. After that. Hunter victory. Denny Doyle had a with last out relief help from innings, darkness Hospital. reckless driving, failure to stop • Harry E. Moulton, 18, of 52 Montreal 3 San Francisco 1 TOLLAND started two catchers and a said Virdon, alluding to the allowed only four two-run homer for Boston ing to Vernon a few months ago. He was born in Austria and for a police officer, and Elm Hill' Rd. was arrested Jackie Brown, gained his Houston 9 St. Louis 0, night Ruth V. Aberle of Rt. 74, fact that it was Munson’s He was a student at the Com­ lived in South Windsor 25 years. operating under suspension, Friday on a court warrant rookie who had never played baserunners. and rookie Fred Lynn fourth victory against no Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 1, night puter Processing Institute, He was a retired employe of the Tolland, was charged Sunday a big league game in his out­ first game ever as an out­ In other AL games, Boston collected two hits to stretch losses. San Diego 7 New York 1, night Coventry Police said. charging him with attempting Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 3. night East Hartford. Metropolitan District Water afternoon with disorderly con­ field Sunday against the fielder and only the third nipped Kansas City, 8-7; his hitting streak to 20 A Day at Camp Hemlock Police said the arrest was duct in connection with a com­ to cash a stolen check June 2 at Sunday's Results Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Bureau. a local bank. He was released Chicago White Sox, then time Dempsey had played Minnesota edged Baltimore, games, longest by a Red Sox Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 6 made in connection with an of­ plaint made by Charlotte Carol Mozdzierz Brody; his Mr. Hornat was a former ficer’s attempt to question on a $500 non-surety bond for turned the ball over to there. “I didn’t want him to 54; Cleveland beat Texas, 5- player since Eddie Bressoud Cincinnati 11 Chicago 3. susp. game parents. James and Jacqueline president of the Ukranian- Joey Dumas in foreground joins others as they wait for that “big one” at the lake at Camp Auclair of the same address. ol 6-14 Gouid at the scene of another court July 9. Hunter and hoped for the embarrass my other out­ in 1964. Angels 8-2, Brewers 7-4 Chicago 4 Cinneinnati 3. regular Payne Brody of Vernon; two American Citizens Club of Hemlock in Hebron, the camp for handicapped children and adults. A day of activities in­ Mrs. Aberle is scheduled to • Vincent N. Kies, of incident. Gould was chased appear in Common Pleas Court best. fielders and catch them Lee Stanton drove in five game brothers. Thomas Brody and Hartford. cluding hiking, boating, visits at the animal farm and nature center, and games were AMERICAN LEAGUE Houston 8 St. Louis 7 almost to the Willimantic Ine, 19, Stafford Springs June 30. Peterson Rd. was charged with Hunter, who always down the foul lines.” In other AL games, Boston runs with a grand slam Michael Brody of Vernon; a Survivors are two sons, provided for about 80 handicapped children and adults in Manchester. The Manchester police said. He is to appear in violating Town of Vernon Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 3 sister. Miss Maryann Brody of seems to pitch his best un­ “This was just a regular nipped Kansas City, 8-7; homer and a double to spark New York 6 San Diego 0 Michael Hornat and Peter Hor­ Board of Realtors donated the money making bus transportation possible. Some of the court in Rockville July 15. building codes (nine counts) in Vernon; his maternal grand­ Roscoe Lee, 24, of Merrow der adverse or pressure- game for everybody else, 1, and C alifornia beat Minnesota edged Baltimore, Montreal 2 San Francisco 1, 1st nat, both of East Hartford; a children were allowed to bring small plants back to their school for observation. (Herald connection with his property at the Angels’ opening game Montreal 5 San Francisco 2, 2nd mother, Mrs. Mary Payne of Rd., Tolland, was charged with packed conditions, was but for me it was a big Milwaukee 8-7 in 11 innings, sister in Argentina; 11 photo by Anne Dallaire Woodrow T. Gray, 24, and 93 - 95 Union St. Court date is 5-4; Cleveland beat Texas, 5- triumph. The Angels pushed Monday's Games West Hartford; and his pater­ breach of peace Sunday in con­ (All Times EDT) grandchildren, and a great­ Geffrey Lees, 28, both of East July 9. simply masterful as he game,” said the 22-year-old then lost 4-2. Oakland at 1, and C alifornia beat across two runs in the 11th nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. nection with a complaint made Philadelphia (Carlton 65) at Chicago grandchild. Hartford, were charged Satur­ • Chester J. Knybel, 42, of allowed only four hits in Dineen. “But I like to play in Detroit was rained out. Milwaukee 8-7 in 11 innings, inning on three singles and a C.J. Brody of Bristol. by his wife. (Burris 65), 2:30 p.m. The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 45 Well Water day with second-degree larceny 206 Skinner Rd. was charged pitching the Yankees to a 3-0 big games and I had a lot of In National League action, then lost 4-2. Oakland at bases-loaded walk. Gorman San Diego (Folkers 1-3) at San The funeral is Tuesday with a He is to appear in court in (UPI photo) a.m. from the Waszkelewicz and second-degree burglary in with violating building codes triumph. The 29-year-old fun out there.” Pittsburgh defeated Atlanta, Detroit was rained out. Thomas, who homered for Francisco (Halicki 2-2), 4:05 p.m. Mass at St. Lawrence O’Toole Stafford Springs, July 30. St. Louis (Bryant 60) at Pittsburgh Funeral Home, 43 Wethersfield In Union connection with a break into also (eight counts) in connec­ right-hander struck out six All three outfielders con­ Church, Hartford, at 11 a.m. Raymond M. Stevens, 18, of 86; Houston downed St. ' Twins 5, Orioles 4 Milwaukee in the first (Kison 62), 7:35 p.m, Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at Hills Pharmacy, Coventry. tion with his property at 33 Tiger Shortstop Knox Upset tributed offensively to the Atlanta (Niekro 6-4) at Cincinnati Burial will be in Mt. St. Cider Mill Rd., Tolland, was and walked only two in Louis, 87; Philadelphia Eric Soderholm drove in game, hit a two-run shot in 9:30 at SS. Cyril and Methodius Safe to Use Police said entry was gained Brooklyn St. Court date is July (Gullett 8-3). 8:00 p.m. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ charged Sunday with operating Claudell Washington Broke Up Doubleplay notching his 12th complete victory. Munson drove in edged Los Angeles, 4-3; New three runs with a pair of the nightcap to give the Church, Hartford. Burial will UNION (UPI) — Assured by by smashing a glass door. 9. Houston (Dierker 6-6) at Los Angeles field. ABOUT TOWN without a license and operating game in 16 starts. two runs with a pair of York blanked San Diego, 6- singles and Ray Corbin Brewers a split. Ellie (Sutton 105), 10:30 p.m. be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery Drugs, liquor and cigarettes The charges against both The Farley-Sullivan Funeral state health officials there was an unregistered motor vehicle. The outfield, which con­ singles, while Dempsey and 0; Montreal swept a scattered 11 hits to pace the Rodriguez had a two-run Tuesday's Games in Bloomfield. were taken, police said. Both Kies and Knybel result from Philadelphia at Chicago Home, 96 Webster Ave., Hart­ no contamination from poten­ Police said Stevens was sisted of rookie Kerry Di- Dineen each had a hit and doubleheader from San Friends may call at the were released on $1,000 non­ reports of John Darcy, town Twins to victory over the homer for California in the New York.at Montreal, 2, Iwi-night ford, is in charge of tially lethal carbolic acid which riding a mini-bike on Anthony scored a run. funeral home tonight from 7 to The P&WA Retiree’s Group surety bonds for court building inspector. neen flanked by catchers Francisco 2-1 and 5-2 and Orioles. Dan Ford homered second game, while Pedro St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night arrangements. A member of the Federal leaked from a tanker truck, Rd., went off the roadway and Pele Delivered Atlanta at Cincinnati, night 9. will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. appearance July 15. Thurman Munson and Rick Still, it was Catfish’s Chicago beat Cincinnati, 4-3, for Minnesota, while Don Garcia hit a solo homer for There are no calling hours. Bureau of Investigation will residents have returned to struck a tree. He was admitted Houston at Los Angeles, night at the East Hartford facility on speak to the Rotary Club drinking well water. Arthur T. Brookman, 42, of 65 Dempsey, handled nine game all the way. The only after losing a suspended Baylor connected for Milwaukee in the opener. San biego at San Francisco, night Clement Rd. Coffee will be Tuesday at its meeting at 6:30 The health authorities’ Hillside Manor Ave. was chances flawlessly, but none threat the White Sox game from Saturday, 11-3. Baltimore. served prior to the meeting. charged with driving while un­ And Kept Word American League Standings p.m. at Manchester Country checks found only one con­ Following the meeting, the an­ Club. Attending,the Rotary taminated well, close to the site der the influence of liquor or By United Press International nual summer picnic will take drugs in connection with a East Testimonial Planned International Convention last off Interstate 84 where the Pastor Kendall Moves MAJOR w. 1. pet. g.b. place at Hill Top House on week in Montreal, Que., Can., truck ruptured Thursday and head-on collision on Regan Rd. NEW YORK (UPI) - Pele, when he signed his $4.7 Boston 32 24 .571 — Sunset Ridge Dr. A catered were Mr. and Mrs. Noel leaked about 190 gallons of its Friday at 7:19 p.m. million contract with the Cosmos, promised to score a goal LEAGUE New York 32 26 ,552 1 For Thomas Monahan To Bay State Church Milwaukee 29 29 .500 4 lunch at $4 for members and Belcourt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob 5,000-gallon cargo. Brookman drove west on a game for the New Yorkers and Sunday he delivered as Regan Rd. into the front end of LEADERS Detroit 25 30 .455 6(5 $4.50 for guests will be served. Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The contaminated well was Mets Talking New Seaver, Baltimore 25 32 .439 7V5 A testimonial dinner is being promised. There will also be games of The Rev. Wayne Kendall, one the car driven by James G. planned for Thomas C. $12.50 per person may be ob­ Swensson, Mr. and Mrs. Perley not in use and had been boarded Pele, the 34-year-old Cleveland 24 34 .414 9 various types. This is the last Trombley, Mr. and Mrs. Jay up, officials said Sunday. of the three pastors at South Davis, 27, of 104 Legion Dr., a round of cheers and Pele West Monahan, who is retiring from tained in the building inspection Brazilian superstar, scored meeting of the season. There Residents were advised not to United Methodist Church, has police said. The two drivers and went into his victory dance w. I. pet. g.b. the post of Manchester chief office, Lincoln Center, or by Stager, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox By United Press International Oakland 35 24 .593 - will be a fall foliage trip in Oc­ been appointed pastor of the Davis’ passenger, Charlotte A. the final goal of the match and this was the sign for the building inspector. It will be calling 649-5281, ext. 258. and A1 Higbie, drink the water Friday after Leading Batters What He Can Do for Them Kansas City 35 28 .566 2 tober. West Chelmsford, Mass., Sherman, 25, of 104 Legion Dr. as the Cosmos came from photographers, who had July 2 at Willie's Steak House, some of the acid was found to (Based on 125 at bats) Minnesota 28 27 .509 5 United Methodist Church and were all taken to Rockville behind to tie the Dallas Tor­ National League Texas 30 30 .500 5W Center St., with a social hour at have drained into a portion of posted themselves behind will assume his new duties July General Hospital where they nado, 2-2, in an exhibition g ab r h pet. NEW YORK (UPI) - The planning the ticker tape two San Diego errors, two Baker hit No. 12 for the California 31 33 .484 615 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. The Manchester Italian- Hamilton Reservoir, a the Dallas goal, to invade Madlock. Chi 60 239 33 86 .360 Chicago 25 34 .424 10 1. were treated and released. New York Mets have celebration down Broadway. wild pitches and a run­ Braves. Monahan, of 226 Oak St., has American Society will meet recreational lake extending game before an appreciative the field to shoot pictures. A Smith. St.L 39 145 25 50 .345 Saturday's Results CORRECTION from Holland, Mass. The Rev. Laurence Hill, Brookman was release on a Watson, Hou 58 213 28 73 .343 stopped talking about the old It is a fact, of oourse, that scoring single by Seaver Cubs 3-4, Reds 11-3 Detroit 3 Oakland 2 been chief building inspector In .Memoriam tonight at 8 at the Italian- audience of 21,278 in Dow­ lone fan who got onto the Officials feared some of the pastor of the First United $250 non-surety bond for court Morgan, Cin 58 196 41 68 .343 Tom Seaver and what he did the Pittsburgh Pirates still contributing to the rally. Bill Madlock drove in Baltimore 7 Minnesota 0 since January 1959, when he In loving memory of Anna Acelo who American Cluh on Eldridge St. ning Stadium, a national field was soon chased off by The models for Saturday’s acid could have leaked into Methodist Church of Stoughton, July 9. Bowa, Phil 41 175 18 59 .337 for them. They’re too busy lead tjie Mets by a game and Brent Strom, making his three runs with' four hits to Milwaukee 6 California 4 succeeded Griswold Chappell in passed away June 16. 1947. photo-essay on Fathers were Mass., has been appointed to tqlevison audience and his a security guard. Sanguilien, Pitt 52 185 20 62 .335 Texas 2 Cleveland 1, night The Manchester WATES will wells, and water was brought to Cash, Phil 59 246 38 80 .327 talking about the new Tom a half in the NL’s Eastern first major league lead the Cubs to their Chicago 7 New York 2, night the post. Before then dating Loving memories never die, Barry, not Burry, Wolfgang of fill the Rev. Mr. Kendall’s post fans in 10 foreign countries “I never saw the ball,” back to October 1955, Monahan meet Tuesday at the Italian- the area during the emergency Grubb, SD 58 223 35 72 .323 Seaver and what he can do Division race. But what does appearance since 1973, suf­ regularly-scheduled game Boston 4 Kansas City 3, night As time goes on and days pass by 15 Hemlock St. and his son, in the team ministry at South who saw the game live on said Cooper, one of several Unser, NY 54 198 30 64 .323 Sunday's Results In our hearts precious memories are American Club, Weighing-in by a Connecticut National th, victory and raise his league­ was assistant building inspec­ their home screens. Parker, Pitt 52 195 30 62 .318 for them. that mean to a team which fered the loss for San Diego. New York 3 Chicago O' kept Peter James, whose age was in­ Guard truck loaned to the town. Church. Englishman on the Dallas tor. Prior to then and dating will be 7 to 8 p.m. Entertain­ :|«"9EN Grilfey, Cin 51 151 32 48 .318 Seaver’s current calling thinks trading Nolan Ryan leading average to .360. Bill Boston 8 Kansas City 7 , Of a mother we loved and shall never correctly reported as 11 when it The appointments were made But it could have ended on team. “I guess we lost con­ Pirates 8, Braves 6 back to 1933, he was employed ment will be by the Manchester The tanker rig, belonging to American League card includes a 10-4 record, to the California Angels was Bonham struck out 12 Minnesota 5 Baltimore 4 forget should have been 5. The Herald Sunday by Bishop Edward G. UNIQUE a sour note. Pele, who has Dave Parker’s ninth California 8 Milwaukee 7, 1st ' as a finish carpenter. High School Stage Band. Last Pioneer Plastics Corp. of centration. You can’t do that g ab r h pet. batters for the Cubs, Carroll at the conclusion of the, Carew, Minn 50 177 35 71 .401 a 1.82 earned run average a good move? Milwaukee 4 California 2, 2nd Sons and Daughters month’s top loser was Mrs. regrets these errors. Auburn, Maine, was en route thrilled fans wherever the with Pele.” homer of the season leading Chairman of the testimonial UNUSUAL Hargrove, Tex 52 176 36 63 ,358 and two consecutive Seaver, mixing fastballs although he needed ninth­ Cleveland 5 Texas 1, night Adelaide Sturtevant with Mrs. from the Dow Chemical Co. Southern New England game of soccer is played, Pele, who led Brazil to is Ernest McNeill, retired depu­ Conference at Mt. Holyoke 'W ,/^'^'G I«8 for Men Lynn, Bos 51 184 36 64 .348 shutouts — numbers which with sliders and changeups, inning relief help from Oakland at Detroit, ppd., rain ty building inspector. Tickets at Richard Blinn second. plant in Bayonne, N.J, when it Rev. Wayne Kendall could have been a bust in his three World Cup victories Munson, NY 56 219 34 74 .338 Monday's Games College, South Hadley, Mass. answer all questions about pitched a three-hitter Sun­ Darold Knowles and Oscar (All Times EDT) ruptured Thursday, apparently F 503 E. Middle Tpk. debut for the Cosmos. now took charge. With sub­ Hisle, Minn 54 206 32 66 .320 NATIONAL LEAGUE Before coming to South Washington, Oak 59 223 29 71 .318 Zamora. Johnny Bench Baltimore (Palmer 10-3) at Cleveland from the weight of the load. Mass., he served with the Air ( ' At The Green Pele, who has not played a whether he has recovered day as the Mets beat the San Church in 1972, the Rev. Mr. Force from 1956 to 1960. He tle flicks with the inside and Yount, Mil 48 181 25 57 315 wound up with five hits and (Bibby 25), 7:30 p.m. A second tanker was brought competitive game for 10 Chambliss, NY 49 182 24 57 .313 from his 11-11 performance Diego Padres 6-0. He has Milwaukee (Broberg 67) at New Kendall served churches in received a B.A. degree from \ , OPEN SUNDAY outside of his boot, he began Tony Perez with four RBI to the scene and the remaining months, had planned to play Bumbry, Balt 42.149 20 46 .309 in 1974. now pitched 22 consecutive York (May 7-2), 8 p.m. acid transferred to it, police Easthampton, Mass., Goshen, Kentucky Wesleyan College and to find the open spaces. Un­ May, Chi 56 198 21 61 .308 when the Reds completed Boston (Burton 611 at Detroit (lailich only the first half. “But it The remaining question is shutout innings, his ERA off the eighth inning gave 7-4), 8:15 p.m. said. Ky., Beech Grove, Ky., Jeffer­ B.D. and M.Div. degrees from fortunately his teammates White, NY 49 185 39 57 .308 their suspended game son, Ga., and Beauford, Ga. felt so good, I decided to Home Runs whether the new Seaver can leads the NL and he has a the Pirates their tie­ California (Figueroa 5-4) at Kansas Candler School of Theology at were slow to react, for had triumph. City (Busby 85), 8:15 p.m. A native of Leominster, play The entire match.” National League: Bench, Cin 14; lead the Mets to a National lifetime 16-1 record against breaking run and they added Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. there been a Brazilian Luzinski, Phil 13; Baker, Atl, Wynn, LA Phillies 4, Dodgers 3 Oakland (Bosman 35) at Minnesota wec.'tscliauw Had he taken an early League pennant, just as the San Diego. His record a year another in the same inning (Campbell 62). 9 p.m. playing alongside “Number and Schmidt, Phil 12. Greg Luzinksi hit his 13th shower, the fans would have American League: Horton, Det, Bonds, old Seaver did in 1969 and ago, in the midst of his time when Rennie Stennett Tuesday's Games 10” the Cosmos would have homer of the season with Chicago at Texas, night been denied a moment of NY and Burroughs, Tex 15; Jackson, Oak 1973 — and right now the of troubles, incidentally, singled home Richie gone on to a deserved vic­ 13. Carbo, Bos 12. one out in the eighth inning Boston at Detroit, night Pele magic...goal number RUNS Battedin Mets and their frenetic fans was 3-5. Hebner. Hebner and Bob Baltimore at Cleveland, hight Cy tory. as the Phillies handed the California at Kansas City, night ZBA Airs Sign Request 1,221 of a career dating back National League: Bench, Cin54; Perez, are optimistic. The defini­ Seaver protected a 1-0 Robertson also homered for Pele said, “When we play Cin 44; jiuzinski, Phil 43; Watson, Hou Dodgers’ star reliever, Mike Oakland at Minnesota, 2, twi-night to 1956 when he broke in with tion for optimism in Mets’ lead uptil the ninth when the the Pirates while Dusty Milwaukee at New York, 2. twi-night A request to erect a billboard zoning variance to install a 60- The bank wants extension of a few more games together «2; Winfield, SD 41. Marshall, his fifth defeat Santos of Sao Paulo as a 16- American League: Horton, Det 45; fans is that they are already Mets scored five runs with sign on Spencer St. near West square-foot sign 200 feet west of permission to maintain a free­ from $25.00 we’ll get better. We did not against two wins. Gene year-old. Scott, Mil 42; Bonds, NY 41; McRae, KC Cemetery is one of three items the cemetery. standing sign on the north side make the ball do the work 40; Lynn, Bos and Burroughs, Tex 39. Garber won his fifth game Dallas goalkeeper Ken to be considered tonight by the The diner, on land between of the highway, about 850 feet for us today. Stolen Bases for the Phillies, who rallied Meticuloutly wrought, Cooper gave away a comer National League: Cedeno, Hou 27; Waivers Asked Manchester Zoning Board of the cemetery and the 1-84 right- west of Slater St., in a Rural deftly detailed, it makes “Most of the young from an early 3-1 deficit. Appeals (ZBA). of-way, is about 550 feet back Residence Zone. with a brillant fingertip Morgan, Cin 26; Lopes, LA 21; Brock, a grand gift for dad or players tried to pass to me St.L 20; Lintz and Mangual, Mtl 14. Astros 8, Cardinals 7 OnCater,Hahn The ZBA will conduct public from the street. John and Mary Lenowicz save, one of several he made grad! We have a spec­ too much, instead of going American League: Rivers, Cal 33; Cliff Johnson, who hit a ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U P I)-T he hearings on the applications at Other items on tonight’s ZBA want to divide a parcel at 45 tacular selections they during the game, from Mark through and having a shot at Otis, KC 29; Washington, Oak 18; Patek, 7 in the Municipal Building agenda are for a Savings Bank High St. (Residence B Zone) KC 17; Hisle, Minn 16. three-run homer Saturday St. Louis Cardinals Sunday must be seen to be ap­ Liveric. goal.” Pitching Hearing Room. of Manchester sign off the into two lots, both with less night, hit a grand-slam asked waivers on first baseman preciated. Mordecai Shpigler, the (Based on most victories) Rhodes Diner Inc., which is area than required. There is Pele said he was satisfied pinch-homer in the ninth Danny Cater and outfielder Don Wilbur Cross Highway and for Israeli international who National League: Seaver, NY 10-4; opening a diner on the north creation of two undersized lots one dwelling on the parcel now. with his first game in New Sutton, LA 10^; Messersmith, LA and Sunday lifting the Astros to Hahn for the purpose of giving was playing his fifth game side of Spencer St., wants a on High St. York. He had four shots at Jones, SD9-3; Gullett, Cin 83; Matlack, their triumph over the Car­ them their unconditional for the Cosmos, took the NY 8-4. goal, scored once, and hit dinals. The Cardinals had releases. kick and there was Pele, all American League: Palmer, Balt 103; The Cardinals recalled first the post in the 21st minute Ryan, Cal 103; Kaat, Chi 93; Lee, Bos taken a 7-4 lead with three 5-foot-9 inches of him, jum­ and Blue, Oak 93; Hunter, NY 93. baseman Doug Howard from Fitzgerald after Julio Correa had runs in the bottom of the ping above the tall Dallas (eliminates early) their Tulsa Farm Club to fill crossed from the right wing. eighth inning, but A1 defenders to send a rocket one of the roster vacancies. Funeral “The standard of play is Hrabosky and Mike Garman Tax Receipts at 99.2% header in the net. quite high and there is a lot couldn’t hold the Astros in Home The stadium exploded into of potential in this league.” Tax receipts as of May 31 to interest charges — $105,132 A’s in Trade the ninth. Willie Davis and Manchester’s General Fund more in taxes and $18,442 more Reggie Smith homered for Dear friends, For Bahnsen totaled 99.2 per cent of 12- in interest than anticipated. the Cardinals. month estimates, a report by Tax receipts as of May 31 to WHATEVER your financial circum­ OAKLAND (UPI) - The Expos 2-5, Giants 1-2 Collector of Revenue James the Town Fire District equaled Etchebarren Sold to Angels Oakland A’s announced today TV stances . . . you can be assured Pepe Mangual went 5-for-9 AND Turek indicates. They were at 99.6 per cent of 12-month es­ that FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME they have traded pitcher Dave in the doubleheader and 97.9 per cent at the same time BALTIMORE (UPI) - expressed interest in being timates, with $1,336,087 Hamilton to the Chicago White started first-inning rallies in in 1974. Manchester’s fiscal collected and $1,341,471 an­ can arrange a dignified and Veteran Baltimore catcher traded to the Angels, whose RADII Sox for hurler Stan Bahnsen. both games for the Expos. year ends June 30. ticipated by June 30. fitting tribute for a loved one Andy Etchebarren, 31, has been Anaheim base is only a few A’s owner Charles 0. Finley Receipts were at $13,922,664 WITHOUT CREATING A FINANCIAL sold to the California Angels for miles from his Hacienda Steve Renko received credit Receipts to other funds as of also said the A’s traded third TONIGHT as of May 31. Estimated May 31 are: Water Fund, $636,- BURDEN. “well in e'xcess’’ of the Heights, Calif., home. for his second victory in the How Sweet is Junior Olympics Victory baseman Chester Lemon of the 8:00 Red Sox v#. Tiger** receipts as of June 30 are $14,- 958 collected and $720,106 es­ American League’s $20,000 A’s’ Tucson Club in the Pacific opener while Dennis Blair WTIC 032,531. timated; Sewer Fund, $599,905 Edward M. Fitzgerald waiver price. Orioles’ General Etchebarren, who has a .232 Coast League to Chicago for won his third game in the With the triumphant look of the winner, Pete Johnson, (UPI photo) 8:15 Red Sox v*. Tiger*, and Brian Buonano are close behind. All boys were 11 Still due in current taxes is and $697,480; Special Downtown Manager Frank Cashen„ an­ lifetime average, appeared in Lee Pitlock, currently with the nightcap. Jim Barr and right, breaks through the ribbon in the boys’ intermediate Ch. 22, 30 years old. The event, sponsored by the Manchester $233,442. Offsetting that District Fund, $60,332 and $63,- 225 Main Sueet Manchester, Connecticut nounced Sunday night. only eight games this season, Sox’s Denver Farm Club. 50-yard dash at the Junior Olympics. One stride behind the Ump Art Frants Calls. John Ellis Out Mike Caldwell were the 8:25 Yanks vs. Brewer*, Jaycees, was Saturday at Manchester High School. however is the sum collected to 150; and Data Processing Fund, Etchebarren, u s ^ sparingly hitting .200 with three runs Finley said Pitlock will report winner is Joe Maher wearing No. 91, as Scott Perry, left. Phone 643-5940 losers for San Francisco. WINF (Herald photo by Dunn) date for prior years’ taxes and $205,667 and $229,700. by the Orioles this season, had batted in. to Tucson. Cleveland Players Tried to Score on Wild Pitch t I’AGK FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Mon.. June 16. 1975 MANCHEia^R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN East to Try Again Jenkins Golf Leader Murano and Arenas By Len Auster In Rain-Delay Play LEAGUE Advance in Net Play Three're out. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) money winning list, who said This meant 61 golfers Right? INTERNATIONAL Nichols Tire w hip]^ Moriarty — You can’t blame Tom Jenkins “is a nice guy and a qualified for today’s play, while SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL Wrong! Behind the two-hit pitching of Brothers, 9-3, Saturday at Jenkins, a pro determined to good golfer” but “if I get it 12 other players, who did not East Catholic’s Mary Catherine defeated Frank Baixauler of New Bri­ Three times East Catholic has been scheduled to play its Shawn Spears, the Lawyers Buckley Field. Andy Wickwire make it on his own on the going, 1 could win.” make the abbreviated cut but Murano advanced to today’s tain High 6-2,6-1, David McKee of Old Class B semifinal baseball game and three times the Those at 141 in the tourna­ whitewashed Stevenson’s homere doubled and singled Millers Falls tour, if he feels a little would have made the normal Exxon, 84), Saturday at Leber semifinals of the CIAC State Girls’ Saybrook High 6-1, 6-4, and Dean TONIGHT’S GAMES Dusty elements won out. ment at the Whitemarsh Valley and Mark Buezek stroked two Q.C.S. Construction 146 cutoff, got $191.25 and will Field. Spears aided his own Tennis Tournament with wins over Coogan of Middletown High, 6-7,6-1,6- Standings The second-ranked 17-3 Eagles and sixth-ranked 14-6 strange today even though Country Club were Buddy Allin, doubles for Nichols. Bob Berdat Congo V8. No. Meth., 6:15 - Tierney’s gain exemptions for the cause with a homer and two the weekend at Wesleyan University 1. he is playing on a course Tom Shaw, Jerry McGee, J.C. doubled for the losers. Keeney Trash-Away Wilby High of Waterbury are slated to do battle on the dia­ Western Open which follows singles with Don Sumislaski ad­ in Middletown. Coogan was undefeated in regular Vittner’s “that feels like home.’’ Snead and little-known Nate Twenty hits went a long way Tigers vs. Cougars, 6:15 • mond at the University of Hartford at 4 o’clock. next week’s U.S. Open. ding three singles and Laurent Murano, a sophomore at East and season play with a 24-0 record. Arenas Angels Jenkins, a three-year veteran Starks. was Nassiff Arms routed the Cheney Rec The winner of this tilt will move into the finals against Jenkins, whose best finish on Jean two doubles and a single Firemen of the pro tour, who has never Among those at even-par 142 Medics, 21-3, Saturday at undefeated the past two years, ad­ was leading the first set five games to Tacorral vs. Nelson, 6:15 • Standings Stamford Catholic, a 15-0 winner over Ansonia Saturday the pro tour was a third place for the 7-4 Lawyers. Dave Looking Glass II won a tournament or even led a were Lou Graham, the opening Buckley. Benny Pagani was vanced with wins over ' Jennifer one but lost it in a tiebreaker. After Fitzgerald night. The finals is Tuesday at Yale University in New tie here last year, had a second Young had the two blows for 2-8 Lyneh vs. Allied, 7 :30 • Second Congo Savings Bank round, holds a five-stroke lead round leader who soared to a round of six birdies and no five-for-five and Jack Lyons, Hinchman of Ridgefield 6-2, 6-2 and Coogan won the first game of the se­ C.B.T. (Blue) Haven at 4 o'clock. Stevenson’s. Steve Bell and Ricky McRory Fitzgerald Telephone going into'today’s 36-hole finale six-over-par 77 after a 65. Gary bogeys and saved three pars Donna Badner of Conard High, 6-1, 6- cond set. Arenas ran off 11 straight Town Employees That’s the schedule. Will it be played? That’s the main of the twice rain-delayed Player was at 144, while Billy Also , Ansaldi’s came up with homered for the winners. Andy 3. Murano is the No. 4 seed. games. Arenas, senior transfer stu­ Aeadia vs. Frank’s, 8:45 • CBT with some excellent chip ^o ts a run in the sixth to topple Pro Fitzgerald Center Congo. Keggers question. Philadelphia IVB Golf Classic. Casper just made the cut with a to the green. Browne added three hits. Da­ Advancing to the fourth round in dent from Columbia, South America, Barbers, 7-6, Saturday at Leber Trash vs. Millers, 6:15 - M.C.C. Vets Jenkins, 27, who sponsors 145. , Jenkins said he is "keeping a mien Purcell homered for the boys’ play was Dan Arenas of faces Peter Youngblood of Ridgefield Candlelight himself on the pro tour, shot a Field. Skip Moreau homered losers. Nebo Dean Machine Standings The 36 holes today were little ahead of expenses” in his Manchester High. Arenas, 11th- High in the fqurth round. Action is at six-under-par 65 Sunday for a and doubled and Tim Burke David’s vs. Bees, 7:30 - United Methodist W L i.jcessitated because rain and pro play. But he has earned only seeded in the field of 165 entries. Yale University in New Haven. 36-hole total of 134, eight under course flooding postponed doubled for the 6-4 winners. AMERICAN FARM Nebo Hartford Nat. Bank Dick’s American 10 0 $11,180 so far this year and $30,- Class II vs. Savings, 6:15 • par, and held a five-stroke lead Thursday’s and Friday’s Dave Robichaud doubled and Completing a suspended Crispino’s 826 last year. Robertson Silk City over Jim Dent, who had a 67 for rounds. And because of the singled and Steve Shrider game, Wipco outlasted Police Moriarty Bros. Borg to Rest Miller, who won the 1973 U.S. NassifPs vs. Crispino’s, Standings a 139 total. threat of thundershowers doubled for the 5-4 Barbers. & Fire, 31-25, Saturday at Holiday Lanes Open and knows a little bit 7:30 - Robertson W L But those at 140 included today, the PGA made the 36- Buckland Field. No details Vito’s about pressure, said “a five Moriarty’s vs. Hojfida, 8:45 Bogner’s defending champion Hubert hole cut at the 50 low scores and AMERICAN were provided. Walt’s Country Motors Honda shot lead is not a big lead for ■ Robertson Crockett Agency After Victory Green, Jim Simons, and Johnny ties to try and get in all of the Staving off a late rally. Sears Wholesale Tire guy who has never won a toi' BA’s vs. Oilers, 6:15- Nike Trudon V.W. Miller, No. 2 on this year’s play. nipped Dillon Ford, 5-4, Satur­ INTERNATIONAL FARM Nassiff Arms nament before.” M&M vs. Farr's, 7 :30 - Fogarty Bros. day at Waddell Field. Paul Moving into first place, Hart­ Nike Frank’s Market Charter Oak PARIS (UPI) — After winning the French Open tennis Peck and Gerry King paced ford Road Enterprises got past Sears with three and two hits Cop A&N Softball Play Lynch Toyota Standings tournament for the second year in a row, Sweden’s Bjorn Pro Barbers, 7-5, Saturday at respectively. Edgar Ezrins had Allied Printing Borg plans to rest up and practice for his next objective — Indians'^ Disappointed Verplanck. Tony Lefebvre, Nike Acadia Restaurant 2 10 Tacorral two hits for Dillon with losing Paul Hohenthal and Joe Rosset- Capturing the Army & Britain took second with Kowalski of Walt’s gained Standings the Wimbledon tournament on the grass in England. hurler Dean Tully striking out Wilson Electric to hit best for the winners while Navy Slo-Pitch Softball Manchester entries. Holiday the Most Valuable Player Women’s Rec Glen Const. "I plan to take it easy and Not Winning CCIL Title 13. Kelly Percy and Dave Durant Standings practice so I will be ready for Tournament at Fitzgerald Lanes and Lynch Toyota, award. Sportsman Tavern Army & Navy Jaime Fillol of Chile and Pam were best in defeat. Annulli Const. 6 Field was Walt’s Country placing third and fourth Sportsman Tavern won Multi-Circuit Wimbledon. " Borg said after Teegarden of Los Angeles Sun­ appearance, was knocked from NATIONAL By Len Auster moments. Manchester com­ Motors of Colchester. Pero’s Tigers Fuller’s beating Guillermo Vilas of day in the mixed doubles. Making up an early rainout. respectively in the tourney the Manchester Class B For the second straight piled a 12-4 regular season the box after only five batters M&M Pizza Cougars Nelson’s Argentina. 6-2, 6-3, 6-4, Sunday Borg had a surprisingly easy Little Casa Loma of New held over the weekend. Bob Trophy. year, the Manchester High ledger and added a win and a by West Haven. Economy Electric Bob Cats Steak Out in the French Open final to earn time Sunday with Vilas, a hard­ Counting tournament games, (UPI photo) Results leading up to the Leopards bseball team met with dis­ loss in the State Tournament in Farr’s $30,000. hitting 22-year-old lefthander senior shortstop Ray Sullivan Jubilant Winner Carol Mann finals w ere Walt’s over Last year, Borg was upset appointment. Coach Hal the Double A Division. West Mott’s seeded No. 3 in the French Haven High knocked the In­ led the locals in batting with a After Sinking Putt on 18th Green Lynch, 11-2; Casa Loma Seventy Two’s early in the Wimbledon tourna­ Open. The Argentinian is also Parks had hoped for the .375 average (27 for 72). The over Holiday, 4-2, Holiday ment and blamed fatigue for his dians out of the competition Major League Boxscores Borg’s good friend and doubles CCIL title the past two with a 4-2 win despite the slick fielding tri-captain led the over Lynch, 9-2; Casa Loma Indy defeat. partner. seasons but each time the club in homers with four, in­ Standings Chris Evert of Ft. Lauder­ superlative pitching of senior over Walt’s, 5-4; Walt’s over The blond Swede was behind Silk Towners had to settle cluding two solo shots in the 13- NATIONAL LEAGUE Bucks To Deal Jabbar dale, Fla., also successfully right-hander Jhn Koepsel. (2nd Game) New York San Diego Cleveland Texas Holiday, 9-1; Walt’s over 1-3 in the second set, but quickly 3 playdown round romp over Montreal San Francisco ab r h bi ab r h bi Renn’s Tavern defended her French Open title for second place. Koepsel was far and away the ab r h bi ab r h bi Casa Loma, 8-7; and Walt’s grabbed five straight games to Newington. Senior catcher Jack Houston St. Louis ab r h bi ab r h bi Clines rf 5 0 10 Tolan rf 4 0 10 Bell 3b 4 0 10 Tovar dh 5 0 0 0 Man. Oil&Heat To Lakers for Quartet this year, beating Martina This season, it was losses to leader of the mound corps. He over Casa Loma, 19-11, in go ahead in sets 2-0. His only Maloney was next in hitting Pair of Aces ab r h bi ab r h bi Mangual cf 5 2 4 1 Thomassn cf 3 0 0 0 Millan 2b 5 110 Hemandz ss 4 0 0 0 Kuiper 2b 5 2 2 0 Harrah 3b 4 0 2 0 Bonanza tail-enders Penney High and posted a 9-2 won-lost record Legion Loses First, Foil ss 4 2 2 0 Thomas 2b 4 0 10 Manning if 4 2 2 1 Randle If 4 0 0 0 Navratilova of Czechoslovakia, Gross If 5 110 McBride cl 4 0 0 0 the finals. real challenge came in the third Windham which spelled dis­ with a .353 average. Maloney CJones If 4 0 10 Locklear If 4 0 2 0 Walnut Barbers “major news conference” to 2-6. 6-2, 6-1, Saturday. with most of his outings low-hit Two liole-in-ones were Metzger ss 5 0 10 Melendez If 10 11 Morales lb 3 0 0 0 Murcer rf 4 0 10 Milner if 0 10 0 Ivie 3b 3 0 0 0 Powell lb . 3 12 2 Burroghs rf 4 0 0 0 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The set when it looked as if Vilas led in several departments, Jorgensn lb 10 10 Adams if 3 0 10 Hendrick cf 4 0 12 Hargrove If 3 110 DeMolay announce the trade. The 20-year-old Miss Evert aster. Without these setbacks, efforts. He struck out 97 in 83 recorded on the weekend Cedeno cf 5 2 2 0 Sizemore 2b 4 1 1 0 Torre 3b 4 0 0 0 McCovey lb 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee Bucks will trade might come from behind and the Indians would’ve shared the 1/3 innings worked and allowed most RBIs (16), double (4) and Watson Ib 4 2 2 1 Brock ph 0 0 0 1 Bailey If 4 111 Montanez lb 4 0 0 0 Garrett 3b 1 0 0 0 Fuentes 2b 3 0 0 0 Gamble dh 3 0 0 0 Spencer lb 4 0 2 0 Turnpike T.V. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to the But UPI learned that the picked up ^0,000 dollars for her Scott If 1 0 0 0 Speier ss 4 0 10 Carty dh 0 0 0 0 Smalley ss 3 0 0 1 stay in the match. top rung with champ Conard 10 earned runs. Junior right­ stolen bases (15). Senior center- at the Manchester Country Plays Here Tonight May c 4 12 0 Hrabosky p 0 0 0 0 Kingman lb 5 0 0 0 Sharon cf 3 0 0 0 Gunver Stampers Los Angeles for four payers trade reports were true. women’s singles crown, then, in Julze c 0 0 0 0 Garman p 0 0 0 0 Carter rf 4 0 3 2 Ontiveros 3b 3 1 1 0 Spikes rf 4 0 0 0 Lovitto cf 3 0 0 0 Down 1-5, the challenger fielder Bob Odell was the only Club - both on the fifth Unser cf 4 2 3 0 Kendall c 3 0 0 0 B.A. Club Abdul-Jabbar has expressed a match preceding the men’s High of West Hartford. hander Bruce Ballard logged a Johnson c 1114 Davis cf 4 12 3 Mackanin 2b 5 0 1 1 Hill c 4 12 2 Stearns c 4 12 0 Strom p 2 0 0 0 Ellis c 4 0 10 Sundberg c 3 010 today. United Press Inter­ staved off a match point and other Indian to hit over the .3()0 hole. Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 Caldwell p 10 0 0 Duffy ss 4 0 2 0 Cubbage ph 0 0 0 0 dissatisfaction with living in final Sunday, teamed with Miss The 1975 campaign, however, 4-2 mark working 61 innings. He Five runs in the fourth inning powered Keene, N.H., to Cruz rf 4 10 0 Smith rf 5 12 1 Phillips ss 3 0 10 Hundley ph 1000 Feline national has learned. went on to hold service. He was not without its high fanned 85 but in his only tourney level at .302. Dan Maglicic recorded Rader 3b 5 0 2 1 Simmons c 4010 Foote c 5 0 10 Joshua ph 1000 Seaver p 3 12 1 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Eckersley p 0 0 0 0 Perry p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee Bucks President Milwaukee and had asked to be Navratilova to beat Olga an 8-2 decision over the Manchester Legion baseball team Blair p 3 010 Williams p 1000 Brwnp Kekich p 0 0 Standings broke Borg in the next game Manchester will have a major the feat Saturday using a Milbourn 2b 1 0 0 0 Dwyer If 4 120 Greif p 0 0 0 0 William A1 verson said, “I have traded to either New York or Morozova of the Soviet Union Saturday in New Hampshire. It was the locals’ opener. Boswell 2b 2 0 12 Tyson 2b 1000 Scherman p 0 0 0 0 Moffitt p 0 0 0 0 0 0 and then served a love game rebuilding job in 1976 as seven ToUIs 38 6 11 1 Totals 30 0 3 0 nothing to say’’ about the Los Angeles. The Bucks have and Julie Anthony of Los seven iron while playing in Andrews 2b 0 0 0 0 Reitz 3b 5 13 1 Biitner ph 0 0 0 0 Rader ph 1000 New York 000 000 105-6 Bacsik p 0 0 0 0 19th HOLE David’s that brought roaring applause of the nine starters — Sullivan, DeMola p 0 0 0 0 ToUIs 35 5 11 5 ToUIs 33161 report, which surfaced initially been meeting with Abdul- Angeles, 6-3, 6-2. for the a foursome with Bill King, Tonight Coach Jack Konieezny p 1 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 5 1 1 0 San Diego 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 Crispino’s from the near-capacity crowd Maloney, Odell, Koepsel, Rick Howard ph 1 0 0 0 BForsch p 3 0 10 Totals 39 5 14 5 Totals 33 2 7 2 E-Ivie. Kendall. Hernandez. Fuentes, Cleveland 201020 000-5 at a Los Angeles television sta­ Jabbar and his representatives women’s doubles title. Stan Hilinski and Don 000 100 000-1 Scruse’s Paint in Paris’s 13,000-seat Roland Nicola, Blair Anthony and John Holik’s squad launches KForsch p 1 0 0 0 Fairly lb 1110 Montreal 201 100 001-5 Sharon DP-San Diego 2. LOB-New York Texas Tallwood tion that the Bucks would trade since the NBA season ended, in Raul Ramirez of Mexico and Newcombe Cabell ph 1 0 0 0 Hahn pr 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 000 020 000-2 E-Randle, Bell. DP-Texas 1. LOB- Moriarty Bros. Garros stadium. Tasillo are graduating. Only Wolff. home play against 8, San Diego 3. Abdul-Jabbar to the Lakers for an effort to get him to sign a Brian Gottfried of Ft. Lauder­ Sunday, Don Anderd- Granger p 0 0 0 0 E-Speier, Ontiveros, DP-Montreal 1. 2B-Steams, Locklear. SB-Unser. S- Cleveland 6, Texas 10. MEMBER-GUEST Tommy’s Pizza Vilas, struggled back to deuce Ballard and Tony Barrett, the Newington in a non-zone 0000 LOB-Montreal 12, San Francisco 8. 2B-Powell 2, Duffy. 3B-Manning. SB- center Elmore Smith, guard new pact. dale won the men's doubles Leads New Crawford p Seaver, Phillips. TOURNAMENT - Calloway Busy ^ Mobil J from 0-40 in the 10th game latter a junior coming up from son duplicated the feat contest at 6 o’clock. JNiekro p 1000 2B-Carter 2, Mangual, Foote, Thomas. ip h r er bb so Harrah. S-Bell. SF-Smalley. Brian Winters, and the Lakers’ over Australians Phil Dent and ip h r er bb so flight — Gross — Markowski- The Bucks are trading the before Borg clamped on the the jayvee club midway using an nine iron. Totals 41 8 12 8 Totals 41 7 15 7 HR-Mangual (5), Hill (3). Seaver W 10-4 two top draft picks, forward John Alexander Friday. Tomas Bruce Ballard collected ip h r er bb so Eckersley W 46 826 6 1 1 4 2 Markowski 163, St. Louis- Eastern most dominant player in the brakes with a forehand winner 19th HOLE through the season, return. Top Witnesses were Boh Jones, Houston 100 003 004-8 Strom L 0-1 8 Dave Meyers of UCLA and Koch of Brazil and Fiorella Life Style two of the locals three hits St. Louis 112 000 030-7 Blair W 3-8 Tomlin Brown 16 0 0 0 0 0 Sharpe 165, Bassell-Benson 166; Standings game to the Lakers for Smith, p and a shot that forced Vilas to reserves Bob Healy and Pete Jim Moriarty and Frank Scherman 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Perry L 6-10 6 10 5 5 1 3 guard Junior Bridgeman of Bonicelli of Uruguay beat against Keene, one a double. E-Smith, Watson, Guerrero. DP-Houston Greif Net — Earle-Feighn 137, center who has had his share of hit a backhand wide. Naktenis are also graduating. 1. LOB-Houston 10, St. Louis 10. DeMola 2 1 0 0 1 0 WP-Tomlin, Greif. Kekich 1 0 0 0 1 0 Louisville. Butkus. The fifth meaures MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Paul Groves had the other Bacsik 2 1 0 0 0 0 Bantle-Whinnem 143, Lewis- Lathrop Agency problems. Winters, a second- Blind bogey — Norm Narkon Tom Jones, Mike Quesnel, Scott 2B-Watson, Davis, Dwyer, Reitz, Caldwell L 3-6 5 94402 T-2;28. A-24,199. Jim’s Arco The report by KNBC Country Club 147 yards. (UPI) — Racial tensions in his safety, for two bases. Cedeno, Rader. HR-Davis (6), Smith (10), WilUams 31-3 4 1 1 3 3 Kekich pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Richardson 144, White- year ganl, and two unproven, 100. Carman and Wayne Ostrout are Highland Park Mkt. sportscaster Ross Porter said 3IE.MBER..MEMBER traveling days with the old Larry Scott’s three hits Johnson (4). S-Cruz. SF-D^vis. Moffitt 2-310010 T-2;37. A-27,171. Whitcome 144, Bidwell-Bidwell although highly touted, rookies. PRO SWEEPS - Gross — among the returnees. Brooklyn Dodgers led him to ip h r er bb so Save-DeMola (1). HBP-by Williams Lock, Stock & Barrel the Lakers had scheduled a TOURNAMENT - Net - Sher paced the winners who made 145, Davis-Papuga 145, Gworek- Stan H ilinski 74, Erw in If the Silk Towners are to con­ excessive drinking. Now Konieezny 4 8 4 4 1 1 (Foil). (1st Game) Hurst 145, Oglesby-Millette 146. J Ferguson-Julio Henriques 61, Formals Inn eight hits count for as many K. Forsch 3 2 0 0 0 1 T-2;24. A-12,131. California Milwaukee Kennedy 75; Net - Terry tinue successful on the dia­ U Stan Mloganoski-Bill Leone 62, former major league pitcher AMERICAN LEAGUE ab r h bi ab r h bi Handicap flight — Gross — Schilling 74-6-68, Ray Gordon mond, the impetus will have to runs. Granger 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 John Wilson-Bill Ogden 62, Joe List Tourney Don Newcombe says he has Crawford 0 2 1 1 0 0 Pittsburgh AtlanU Remy 2b 5 13 0 Yount ss 5 13 3 Rose-Torza 68, Normington- 80-9-71, Pat Mistretta 83-11-72, come from the reserves and Rivers cf 6 10 0 Mitchell If 4 0 0 0 Local Baseball Calamari-Tony Pagliughi 63, devoted his life to fighting (8) J. .Niekro W 2-1 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Chicago New York Lahner 70, Gednarz-Blackbum Bob McGurkin 78-6-72, Carroll Coach Don Race’s jayvee B. Forsch Harper lb 4 0 10 Sharp ph 0 0 00 John Kristof-Bill Sander 63, Hosting an informal round- alcohol abuse. AB R H Stennett 2b 5 111 Garr If 5 12 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi 70, Velidow-Loveand 70; Net — Maddox 78-6-72. squad, either way, varsity Leahy, cf 5 2 2 Hrabosky Sanguillen c 5 11 0 Gilbreath 3b 3 0 1 1 Meoli ss 2 12 0 Moore ph 1000 Ray Remes-Alex Eigner Jr. 63, robin tournament at Cheney The 49-year-old Newcombe 1 0 Kelly rf 4 0 0 0 Dineen cf 4 110 Lahoud dh 3 110 Scott lb 4010 Smith-Wetmore 60, Curvino- LADIES - Class A - Gross- Coach Parks has a major job to Smith, ss Garman L 2-3 Robinson cf 4 12 1 Evans 3b 2 110 OrU 2b 4 0 10 Dempsey rf 2 110 Hal Giglio-Len Giglio 63, Omer Tech Saturday is the Formals told of his drinking problems Fecto. lb Crawford pitched to 2 batters in 8th. Demery p 0 0 0 0 Baker rf 5 2 3 2 Smith pr 0 10 0 Aaron dh 3 00 1 Means 60, Bell-Corraccio 61, Livingston struck out eight and Lynn Prior 83, Evelyn tackle in 1976. Inn Penguins, Manchester’s en­ Scott, p, 3b May If 4 0 10 Blombrg dh 3 13 1 SUnton rf 6 2 2 5 Lezeano rf 4010 Gingras-George Zanis 64, Dave Sunday night while helping open WP-Konieezny. Robertsn lb 4 12 3 Williams lb 4 0 3 1 DJohnson dh 4 0 0 0 Munson if 4 0 2 2 Mcllduff-Gauches 62, Parrott- ALl MM INTERTOWN allowed six hits. Lorentzen 83; Net — Agnes try in the East-Central Connec­ Seraichick. If T-2;45. A-33^01. Zisk If 5 13 0 Office pr , 0 0 0 0 Chalk 3b 6 12 1 Garcia 2b 5 111 Fraser-Tom Zemke 64; Gross— H. Avg. the 11th annual School of Main, rf Hendersn cf 3 0 0 0 Williams If 0 0 0 0 EIRodrigz c 3 0 0 0 Porter c 5 2 2 0 Laraia 63, Jankot-Robinson 63, All the runs came in the first Romayko 74-18-56, Rose LaPolt ticut Girls’ Softball League. Amadon. 3b Parker rf 5 12 1 Gaston cf 4 10 0 Melton 3b 3 0 2 0 Chambiss lb 3 0 0 0 Neil Conklin-Terry Schilling 71, Ray Sullivan 27 .375 Alcohol and Drug Abuse Studies Hebner 3b 5 2 4 1 May ph 0 0 0 0 Nettles If 0 0 0 0 Bianco 3b 2 100 Borkowski-Miller 63, inning as Franklin nipped ALUMNI JUNIORS 89-24-65; Class B — Gross — Lamb, p Philadelphia Los Angeles Muser lb 3 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 0 0 Teams entered are Glaston­ at West Virginia University. Mugford. c Taveras ss 2 0 0 1 Perez 2b 5 13 1 Collins If 3 0 11 Hegan ph 1000 Krepipvich-Johnson 64, Jayson- Manchester Crispino's, 2-1, Bob McGurkin-Tony Pietran- Jack Maloney 24 .353 ab r h bi ab r h bi Dent ss 3 0 0 0 Herrmann c 4 0 0 0 Breaking up a pitcher’s duel Grace Shea 87, Net — Jan bury, East Hanipton and Wind­ Turmell. c Candelaria p 2 0 1 0 Cbrrell c 50 11 Egan c 2 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 1000 Falvo 64, McCaddin-Paquette tonio 71. Bob Odell 19 .302 Newcombe said he became 4 2 3 1 Lopes 2b 5120 Downing c 2 0 0 0 Mason ss 3 0 0 0 yesterday in Franklin. Wayne between Rick Gauruder and Schotta 85-20-65, Mary Lou Waterson. 2b Cash 2b Howe ph 1 0 0 0 Blanks ss 4010 Ramirez ss 3 0 10 Thomas cf 4 2 3 2 sor Locks. Action begins at 10 “a heavy beer drinker” to 4 0 0 0 Paciorek if 2010 Bahnsen p 0 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 3 0 10 64, Cassano-Mistretta 64, Bell- Parker had two hits for BE.ST 15 - Class A - Terry Tony Barrett 9 .290 Martin cf Moose p 0 0 0 0 Sadecki p 2010 Bochte lb 2 0 0 1 EdRodrigz p 0 0 0 0 Chris DeCiantis, Burger King Pierro 90-28-62. — Low gross — a.m. with a clash between the Totals 33 8 8 0 Luzinski if 4 2 2 1 Crawford If 1000 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Hunter p 0 0 0 0 Rawski 64, Klapik-Tremko 64; Schilling 59-6-53, Ray Gordon John Tasillo 8 .276 relieve pressures he en­ Giusti p 0 0 0 0 Beard p Tanana p 0 0 0 0 Hausman p 0 0 0 0 Crispino’s with Steve Crispino scored two runs in the ninth for Class A — Lynn Prior 98, Class 4 0 3 1 Wynn cf 3101 0000 Totals 30 0 4 0. Totals 29 3 8 3 Penguins and Windsor Locks. countered with fellow blacks Xlimcllclrr (2) Allen lb Oliver cf 1 0 0 0 Beall ph 1000 Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 Champion p 0 0 0 0 Longest drive — Bid well; driving in the run. Losing hurler 63-9-54, Jim Moriarty 61-7-54, Blair Anthony 17 .258 AB R H E Hutton lb 0 0 0 0 Garvey lb 3 110 Chicago 000 000 006-0 a 2-0 duke over Krause Florist B— Lois Moore 119; Low net — Admission is free. Roy Campanella and the late Sosa p 0 000 Sprague p 0 0 0 0 Closest to 6th pin — Whinnen; Mike Jordan allowed four hits, Tom Wall 63-9-54; Class B — Bob Healy 5 .217 Groves, ss 1 1 1 Brown rf 2 0 0 0 Cey 3b 4012 New York 001010 lOx-3 Totals 45 8 13 8 ToUIs 39 7 U 7 yesterday at the West Side Class A — Alice Ansaldi 99-24- The ECCGSL is a fast pitch Jackie Robinson in their Nicola. 2b , Easterly p 0 000 DP-Chicago 2. LOB-Chicago 5, New Closest to 10th pin in two — struck out eight and issued one Bill Ogden 62-12-50, Hugh John Koepsel 11 .212 Anderson rf 0 0 0 0 Ferguson rf 2 0 1 0 Lum ph 1000 California .006 000 001(0-8 Oval. Gauruder struck out 11 75, Jan Schotta 101-25-76, Class league for girls 13-16 years of playing days with the Dodgers. Healy. 2b Taylor 3b 3 0 0 1 Yeager c 4 010 York 7. Wetmore; Kickers — 77, 72, 74. free pass. Hamilton 61-10-51, C.D. Bruce Ballard 14 .203 Anthony. 3b House p 0 000 Milwaukee 100 OBI 00101—7 and walked one in notching the B - Mary Presti 110-28-82. age. It is in its second year of Often, while traveling to Boone c 4 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 2 0 0 0 2B-May. 3B-Blomberg. S-Dempsey. E-Egan, Scott 2, Garcia. DP-Califomia McCarthy 62-10-52, Class C — Rick Nicola 10 .161 Ballard, lb Touts 39 8 16 8 ToUIs 41 6 16 6 ip h r er bb so 3 8 m p g Making the most of four hits, win while DeCiantis fanned operation. White. It Harmon ss 4 0 0 0 Mota ph 10 0 0 4, Milwaukee 1. LOB-California 14, Omer Gingras 66-15-51, Bill various baseball towns, New­ PitUburgh 012120020-8 Bahnsen L'46 616 8 3 3 4 0 Manchester Merchants edged nine and walked six. Jeff Scott Garman 3 .143 Gliha. rf Underwod p 2 0 0 0 Auerbach ss 0 0 0 0 AtlanU 100 UO 300-6 Milwaukee 7. BEST 17 - Class A - Joe combe said the trio had to find a Kinney, cf Gossage 126 0 0 0 0 0 Willimantic, 3-1, yesterday at Sander 66-15-51, Alex Eigner Jr. Ray Gliha 1 .059 Rogdznsk ph 1 0 0 0 Buckner ph 10 0 0 E-Giusti. DP-PitUburgh 1. LOB-PitU- 2B-Chalk, SUnton, Yount 2, Porter. HR- Shrider had two hits for the Novak 70-9-61, Bob McGurkin Jones, c Garber p 1 0 0 0 Rau p Hunter W 96 9 4 0 0 2 6 71-19-52, Gil Stephens 76-23-53, Mike Quesnel 1 .034 hotel separate from the white 2000 burgh 10, AtlanU 10. Stanton (6), Garcia (2), Thomas (2). SB- Ellington Ridge East Catholic. Jack Halldin and winners with Glen Cobb playing Irish, c Rhoden p 0000 T-2;00. A63,562 68-6-62, Woody Clark 72-9-63, players. 2B-Robinson, Sadecki, Perez, Baker, Collins, Rivers. S-(Jollins, Lahoud. SF- winning pitcher Frank Rudy Pierro 68-15-53; Low Wayne Ostrout 2 .400 Eagleson. p Lee ph 1000 GROSS - A — Wendy Ehrlich well defensively. Brian Matre Tom Wall 72-9-63; Class B - Daigle, p Williams, Evans. 3B-Garr. HR-Hebner Thomas. gross — Terry Schilling 74; Pete Naktenis 0 .000 “This insidious disease of Marshall p Livingston each doubled. played well for Krause. 0000 (6), Robertson (1), Baker (12), Parker ip h r er bb so 81; B — Jo Chupas 100; C — Dave Fraser 75-13-62, Tony alcoholism eroded my desire to Cruz ph 1000 Tom Jones 0 .000 Totals 29 2 3 3 (9). S-Taveras. SF-Taveras, Robertson. Tanana 716 8 5 5 3 6 Ellie Marsh 108, Diane Kueza Pietrantonio 72-10-62, Marsh WHEELS 32 3 7 3 Boston Kansas City be anything,” Newcombe said. Keene 200 500 Olx 8 Totals 33 4 8 4 Touts ip h r er bb so ab r h bi ab r h bi Kirkwood W 1-2 326 3 2 2 3 0 Manchester 000 000 020 2 100 002010-4 108. Warren 76-13-63; Class C— Nils He quit drinking in 1966 after Philadelphia Candelaria Carbo If 3 06 0 Wohlford rf 5 0 0 0 Ed. Rodriguez 3 6 5 3 2 4 RBI; Smith. Fecto 2. Scott 2, 200 010000-3 Shenning 84-21-63, Bob Weekend Racing his wife threatened to leave Los Angeles Moose Burleson ss 5 13 0 Brett 3b 5 110 Hausman 516 3 1 1 2 4 BETTER NINE - A - Wendy Seraichick 2. Anthony. White; 2BH; DP-Philadelphia 2. LOB-Philadelphia 5, 216 4 2 2 3 1 LaChapelle 80-16-64, Bill Sander Stafford Speedway — 1. him, Newcombe said. Scott 2, Ballard. Groves; SB; Gliha. Giusti Ystrzmsk lb 5 0 1 0 Otis cf 5 13 0 Champion L 66 Ehrlich 40-4-36, Mary Heslin 44- Enrolls at Camp Leahy. Smith; BB; Eagleson 4. Daigle5. Los Angeles 7. Demery W 3-1 Lynn cf 5 12 1 McRae If 4 0 0 0 Sprague 16 0 0 0 0 0 81-15-66, Joe Rogers 82-16-66; Boh Santos, 2. Fred DeSarro, When he "asked for another 2B-Cash.3B-Cey. HR-Cash (2), Luzinski Ed. Rodriguez pitched to 1 batter in 8-36; B — Dolores Paganetti 51- r a b b i t . Accepted to the competitive Scott 3. Lamb 4; SO; Eagleson 2. Daigle Sadecki Rice dh 3 10 0 Mayberry lb 4 1 1 2 Low gross — Woody Clark 72; 3. Bugs Stevens. chance...she said I’ve run out of 5. Scott 6. Lamb 3; Hits off; Eagleson 6 (13). SF-Taylor. Beard Petrocelli 3b3 2 2 1 Killebrew dh2 0 1 0 4tb. 13-38; C — Ina Tourtellotte 49- ip h r er bb so swim training camp at Brown for 7 runs in 3 2 3 innings; Daigle 2 for 1 Sosa L 0^ Evans rf 3 2 2 1 Cowens dh 3 110 HBP-by Tanana (Bianco), by Hausman Blind bogey — Vito Agostinelli Plainville .Stadium — 1. chances,” he recalled. run in 4 1 3 innings; Scott 1 for 0 runs in 5 Underwood 17-32. are University for the summer was Easterly Doyle 2b 4112 Healy c 4 3 2 0 (El. Rodriguez). 111. Rick Galullo, 2. Ron Van Ness, “That was nine years ago,” innings; Lamb 2 for 2 runs in 4 innings; Garbw W 5J WP-Tanana. NOW showing Katie Tucker, a member of the WP; Eagleson. Daigle 3. Scott 3. Lamb House Blackwell c 4 0 2 3 White ss 4 0 3 2 BEST 16 - A — Eleanor 3. Fred Alkas. he said, adding that he hasn't Rau^ WP-Easterly. 3 0 2 2 T-3:53. Manchester Rec Swim Club. 2; W; .Scott; L; Eagleson. Rhoden Lee p 0 0 0 0 Patek ss Scranton 80-18-62; B — Jo PRO SWEEPS - Gross - Riverside Park — 1. Bob “had a drop since.” T-3;03. A-8,352. Moret p 0 0 0 0 Rojas 2b 10 11 2nd Game Tucker just completed her Marshall L 2-5 Caltsomia Milwaukee Chupas 85-20-65, Lil Hunter 89- Woody Clark 72, Steve Matava Polverari, 2. Pete Fianduca, 3. Leonard p 0000 sophomore year at East T-2;26. A-40J60. Cincinnati Chicago McDaniel p 00 00 ab r h bi ab r h bi 24-65, Devra Baum 90-25-65; C 74, Bill King 74; Net — Joe Catholic. The camp, coached by Stan Gregor. ab r h bi ab r h bi Mingori p 0 0 0 0 Remy 2b 5 0 2 0 Yount ss 5 0 3 0 — Ina Tourtellotte 93-33-60; Novak 76-9-67, Ray Gordon 77-9- (1st game) Rose 3b 5 13 1 Kessinger ss 5 2 2 0 40 7 15 7 Rivers cl 2 0 0 0 Mitchell If 4011 Ed Reed, will run from June 29 Waterford .Speed Bowl — 1. Carol Mann Has Theory Montreal San Francisco ToUIs 35 8 13 8 ToUIs Kickers - 77, 72. A rolling 68, Tony Pietrantonio 78-10-68, Griffey rf 3 0 0 0 Monday cf 5 12 0 Boston 120100040-8 Collins if 2 0 10 Sharp U 1010 to July 20. Jerry Pearl, 2. Dick Dunn, 3. ab r h bi ab r h bi Bochte lb 4 0 10 Scott lb 50 10 Bob McGurkin 74-6-68. Rttnmnd ph 10 10 Madlock 3b 4 14 3 Kansas City 001 300 021—7 FOUR BALL - Net - Art Bob Bard. Mangual cf 4 110 Thomassn cf 5 0 2 0 Morgan 2b 5 12 1 Morales If 4 0 0 0 Lahoud dh 3 0 0 0 Aaron dh 3000 0 About Leading Tourney Lintz 2b 3 0 0 0 Thomas 2b 4 0 11 E-Lee, Petrocelli. DP-Kansas City 3. Tulin-Gene Paganetti-Dick Bench c 5 0 2 0 LaCock rf 4 0 10 Stanton rf 4 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 3010 Jorgensn Ib 3 110 Murcer rf 3 0 0 0 LOB-Boston 5, Kansas City 8. Hermanson-Ted Rankin 121; A1 savings account Perez lb 4 0 0 0 Thornton lb 3 0 2 1 2B-Lynn, Burleson, Healy, Otis 2, Chalk 3b 2 10 0 Garcia 2b 4 110 MEDINA, Ohio (UPI) - “It’s really tough to lead a Biittner If 3 0 2 0 Adams If 3 0 10 Geronimo cf 3 0 11 Trillo 2b 3 0 2 0 ELRodrigz c 4,11 2 Moore c 4 12 1 Kemp-Rick Lawrence-Howard 4 011 Brown If 10 0 0 WhiU. HR-Doyle (1). S-Evans, McRae. Scanlon 3b Foster If 4 010 Hosley c 2 0 0 0 Nettles cf 3 0 0 0 Bianco 3b 3110 LEARN TO PLAY TENNIS Carol Mann has this theory golf tou’rnament until you do 0 0 0 0 MonUnez lb 4 0 0 0 SF-Mayberry. Latimer-Dave Berger 125, Bob Frias 3b Flynn ss 2 0 0 0 Bonham p 4 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Ramirez ss 4 0 2 0 Thomas cf 4112 about leading in a golf tourna­ it,” said Miss Mann. "When you 4 0 0 0 Speier ss 4 0 10 Zaiman-Ed Corcoran-Ron Carter rf Concepcin ss 2 0 0 0 Hassler p 0 0 0 0 Slaton p 0000 Foote c 4 0 0 0 Miller 3b 4010 Lee W 96 Fahle-Frank Shea 127; Dick ment. She says it can drive you lose that lead, you go away Darcy p 2 0 0 0 Moret 116 ; Murphy p 0000 Foil ss 4 0 10 Rader c 3 000 Totals 33 2 7 2 ToUIs 36 4 12 4 Hanks-Matt Chupas-John 6 a little nutty. kicking, screaming and vow Driessen ph 1 0 0 0 Renko p 2 0 0 0 Arnold ph 0000 Leonard 5 I SUMMER CLINICS McEnaney p 0 0 0 0 McDaniel L 3-1 216 I California OOOOOOOOB-2 Richmond-Howard Tourtellotte “You shake, you’re nervous, never to play golf again.” 1 0 0 0 Barr p 2000 Warthen p Eastwick p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 01021000X-4 you see things that aren’t "There's nothing that can get Joshua ph 1010 Mingori 126 I 127; Gross — Babe Salad-Frank Crowley ph 0 10 0 E-Chalk, Mitchell. DP-California 1, Robinson pr 0 10 0 Save-Moret (1). Vignati-Sam Cook-Jim Vander- there,” said the6-foot-3 veteran to you like leading a golf tour­ ToUIs 37 3 10 3 ToUIs 34 4 U 4 WP-Leonard, McDaniel. Milwaukee 1. LOB-Califomia 8, Mil- Gexsd news at last! Volkswagen happily And, since the engine's mounted side­ FOR JUNIORS Moffitt p 0 0 0 0 waukee 11. CIVIC pro from Towson, Md. nament,” she said. Cincinnati 000000012—3 T-2;46. A-17683. voort 151; Kickers — 73, 71. presents the Rabbit. The incredible new car ways, the subcompact Rabbit has all the head Hill ph 0 0 0 0 2B-Moore, HR-E.L. Rodriguez (1), Miss Mann came from one She says a change in her put­ Chicago 001 000 30X-4. that gets 38 highway miles per gallon and 24 and leg room of some mid-sized cars. It also 10 Sessions - Llmlt-24 Pupils - *40.00 TpUls 32 2 6 1 Touts 34 1 7 1 E-Bonham. DP-Cincinnati 1. LOB- Thomas (3). SB-Garcia. MIXED INVITATIONAL 5 Weeks stroke behind second-round ting stroke has helped her in re­ Montreal 200000000-2 ip h in the city (according to the 7 5 model Federal has a hatchback, front-wheel drive, and VW's A Civic saves you money. You 11 spend less Cincinnati 13, Chicago 12. r er bb so leader Jo Ann Washam Sunday cent weeks. San Francisco 000 000 010-1 Hassler L 3-7 8 12 4 4 3 4 FOUR BALL - Gross — Herb ERA report). unique rear stabilizer axle. on fuel because youll pass more gas stations. ^ Program will cover basics in ground strokes, serve 2B-Trillo, Kessinger, Madlock. HR- with a two-over par 74 to win E-Rader, Miller2. LOB-Montreal7, San Morgan (8). S-Trillo. Baltimore MinnesoU Slaton W 46 816 6 2 2 3 3 and Mim Synder-Ross and Bob Good news travels fast, too. The Rabbit All backed by the Volkswagen Owner's And \Mhen you do need gas, y o u ll be glad to Francisco 9. & volley. Rules and court etiquette, foot work, ball the $50,000 Lawson’s Ladies ip h r er bb so ab r h bi ab r h bi Murphy 26 1 0 0 10 Yellin 74; Net - Eleanor has the power to scoot fronsiO to 50 in just 8.2 Security Blanket with Computer Analysis.' know that the Honda Civic runs on regular, 2B-Joshua. 3B-Biittner, Miller. SB- Save-Murphy (13). machine drills and organized play. Ages 8-16, players Professional Golf Association Darcy L 1-4 6 6 1 1 5 1 Singleton rf 4 12 0 Terrell 2b 5 120 Scranton-Bill Meager-Gretchen seconds. How many subcompacts can match See the new Volkswagen Rabbit. low-lead or no-lead. Because it doesn't have Mangual, Foil. S-Lintz, Renko. McEnaney 26 5 3 3 0 1 Grich 2b 5 0 2 1 Braun If 2 111 WP-Hassler. Sports Slate ip h r er bb so and Tom Mason 61, John and that kind of quick-as-o-bunny acceleration? I And ■ drive happily ever after. a catalytic converter. But those aren't its *Plut laxit, reglatratlon and. will be grouped according to ability. title and pick up a $7,000 Eastwick T 16 2 0 0 0 0 Bumbry dh 5 12 1 Brye rf 1000 T-2;ll. A-23^S7. only advantages as a test drive will show Irahaportallon. paycheck, her first tournament Renko W 2-4 77 7 1 1 Bonham W 66 May lb 4 0 10 Hisle If 3 2 2 0 Jan Harrigan-Bob and Dorothy Toniglil Warthen 2 2 0 0 0 you. Series # - July 1-luly 31 victory in a year and a half. Baseball - MCC vs. Langan, Knowles Northrop cf 4 0 1 0 Oliva dh 2 000 Smith 61; Frank and Diane Barr L 66 8 6 2 2 Zamora Baylor If 4 112 Soderhim 3b 4 0 2 3 Kueza-June and Roger Richard Miss Mann was 217 for the 54 St. Thomas Moffitt 1 0 0 0 1 Softball Tuesday and Thursday lltomings Bonham pitched to 1 batter in 9th. Robinson 3b 4 110 Kelly lb4 0 0 0 63. holes, one over par. Legion vs. Newington, . 7 6 - Renko pitched to 3 batters in 8tb. Save-Zamora (7), Duncan c 4 0 0 0 Ford cf4 111- 9:00 - 10:30 A.M. Miss Washam had a two- Save-Warthen 111. WP-Bonham, Knowles, Belanger ss 3 0 10 ThompsnWOMEN’S ss4 0 2 0 ASA GROSS - A — Stan Goodman ■•■See your dealer for more details. (©Volkswagen of America. Nebo WP-Barr. under-par 142 after the first two TiK-Kilay T-2;33. A-18575. Davis ph 1 0 0 0 Adding Borgmann two cmore 2 0 0 0 victories to 71; B — Bernard McHugh 75; C ...... Series ff • August S-September 4 T-2;12. Torrez p 0 0 0 0 Carew ph 0 0 0 0 €;S‘ rounds, the first time she ever Moriarty's vs. Stags, 6 - Nebo its total yesterday was Brown’s — Dick Hermanson 83; D— Don Tuesday and Thursday Mornings Roof c 0 0 0 0 Doud 88, Ray Seraphin 88; Net had led a tournament during Legion at Colchester Corbin p 0 0 0 0 Tire Shop at Nike Field. m - 10:30 A.M. her three years on the tour, but WViliicMiliiy ToUIs 38 4 11 4 ToUIs 31 5 10 5 Brown’s blanked the Fair- — A— Jeff Sanborn 80-7-73; B— couldn’t maintain her advan­ Legion vs. South Windsor. 6 - Baltimore 000100210-4 fieldettes, 9-0, and applied the Bernard McHugh 75-9-66; C — MinnesoU »1 lOOOOx-5 For More mformation tage. She skied to an 80 Sunday Nebo whitewash brush to Milford, 10- Dick Hermanson 83-14-69; D — Ted Trudon, Inc. E-Thompson. DP-Baltlmore 2. U)B- Nick Buoniconti 84-16-68, Ray See what the world is coming to at over the 6,1742 yard Weymouth • Tliiir.Hilay Colbert to Expos Baltimore 8, MinnesoU 8. 0. Seraphin 88-16-72. Tpke., Rte. 83 Call Golf Club Course, for a 222 total Legion at Wethersfield SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The Montreal Expos 2B-Terrell, May, Northrop, Robinson, In the first tilt, Linda Birdsey and a sixth-place tie with Ldrira Moriarty's vs. MCC, 6 - Nebo Thompson. HR-Ford (2). Baylor (8). SB- and Marge Malone each had BETTER NINE - A - Stan acquired first baseman-outfielder Nate Colbert from the Hisle. S-Brye. Talcottville MANCHESTER HONDA Baugh who had a 78. l''ri(lay three hits and Barbara Startup Goodman 35-2-33; B — Bernard 875-7094 Detroit Tigers late Sunday night and activated relief ip h r er bb so TENNIS R INC. Miss Mann had said Saturday MCC vs. Herb's. 6 - St. added two safeties. In the night­ McHugh 36-5-31; C — Dick Her­ 24 Adams Street, Manchester 646-2789 pitcher Dale Murray, while optioning, veterans Hal Torrez L 7-4 8 10 5 5 5 2 that she thought experience, Thomas Corbin W 36 9 11 4 4 1 5 cap, Betsy Gilmartin, Marge manson 38-7-31, D — Nick Special Watkins Glen advance sale discount tickets for or 872-8400 FEEDER ROAD VERNON hers included, would be the Legion vs. Montville, 7 6 - Breeden and Rich Coggins to the minor leagues to make WP-Torrez. Malone and Gail Shimaitis each Buoniconti 39-8-31, Ray Jansen T-2;00, A-13,400. telling factor Sunday — and she Nebo room on the roster. had two hits. 40-8-32; Kickers — 77, 74. July 12th - 13th Races available at participating dealers. was right.

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A1 3-ivs OdDii^ irrid PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. June 16. 1975^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 - PAGE SEVENTEEN MacKenzies Head A Nostalgic ‘Gypsy’ Plays at UConn Green PTA Slate INTeNNIAL St. Bridget Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christian Action Group To Meet By SOL R. COHEN “Gypsy" has been a crowd- those kids have. They steal the by Robert C. Alpers, costumes The theme song, “Let Me MacKenzie were elected co- pleaser since it opened on by Gail Holbrook and Entertain You,” becomes Gyp­ presidents of the Manchester Bazaar Opens Tonight Gypsy's the name and show when they’re on stage. The recently formed Connec­ One of the primary goals of nationally selected topics such Broadway in 1959 with Ethel Next to Rose's finale number, choreography by Marilyn sy Rose Lee’s theme song Green PTA recently. ticut Christian Action Com­ nostalgia's the game this week MANCHESTER 83. (Rockville Fire Depart- the committee is to educate as “The Shrinking Frontier,” Merman in the lead role of “Gypsy’s” show-stopper has to Hagist. Lighting is by John throughout her career. You’ll Other elected officers are mittee will meet Tuesday at 10 The second annual Bazaar at the Nutmeg Summer Theater Saturday, 4:06 p.m. — car fire ment) citizens so that as individuals, “The Sprawling City,” “Use Martin Foley and John Mul- Momma Rose. It was a hit be the number, “You Gotta Get Hine. The technical director is leave the theater humming it. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moses, co­ a.m. at Howard Johnson’s and Raffle of St. Bridget in Storrs. on 1-86. (Town) they can be informed communi­ and Abuse in the Land of Plen­ doon are general chairmen of movie with Rosalind Russell in a Gimmuck.” It’s sung and Jack Nardi. Then there is the equally vice presidents; Joyce Restaurant, New Britain. Church will be open to the Produced by the University of Saturday, 5:M p.m. — tree on ty leaders, Farnina said. The ty,” “Freedom of Speech, the bazaar. the starring role, and recently a danced (complete with bumps If you remember vaudeville famous and hummable, AMBULANCE CALLS Michaud, secretary, and Becky John Farina, a Yale Divinity public today through Saturday Connecticut's School of Fine smash Broadway revival with fire at 186 Center St. (Town) thrust of the committee will be Assembly and Religion,’’ and grinds) by strip-teasers or if you heard it once existed, “Together, Wherever We Go,” TOLLAND COUNTY Thompson, treasurer. School student who runs the at the church parking lot. Main Arts, the musical, “Gypsy,” is Saturday, 8:59 p.m. — smoke to encourage positive legisla­ “Freedom of the Press," and a Angela Lansbury as Rose. Mazzeppa (Natalie Dame), you’ll appreciate the way the and let’s not forget Saturday, 11:46 a.m. — auto Committee chairmen ap­ Christian Center in New Bri­ and Woodland Sts. being shown each evening coming from wall receptacle at tion, which continues in the look at the American system of Rita DeRosier, who is Mom­ Tessie Tura (Tulis Sessions) production is presented — 11 “ Everything’s Coming Up accident on Rt. 30. Five people pointed are Sandy Dunn, ways tain, is spokesman for the The bazaar will feature rides, Film Literature through Saturday (June 21) in ma Rose in the Nutmeg Theater 875 Center St. Out on arrival. spirit of the constitution government, both state and and Eliectra (Deborah Brand- scenes in the first act and 6 in Roses,” among many, many suffered minor Injuries. and means; Joan Terzo, group, which meets once a arts and crafts, plants, white the air-conditioned and in­ production, plays the part in the (Town) guaranteeing personal liberty federal. The class, which will Offered by MCC man). the second and final act. Each more musical numbers in the (Tolland Fire Department and membership; Joan Sheffield, month to become better in­ elephant items, refreshments, timate Harriet S. Jorgensen Ethel Merman tradition. She SOUTH WINDSOR and religious freedom, he said. be offered free of charge, will Miss Sessions, as the hard- could be a vaudeville (and show. Ambulance and Vernon Am­ library; Jan Gembala, fine formed about the state and games of chance and other Manchester Community Theater on the UConn campus. sounds and looks remarkably Sunday, 6:09 p.m. — car fire Representing the Manchester also feature films and guest boiled yet soft-hearted Tessie later, burlesque) act in its own We highly recommend “Gyp­ bulance) arts; Janet Cooney, room federal governments. In November, 1775, Parlia­ booths. College is offering the non­ Written by Artur Laurents like Miss Merman. due to auto accident at Sand Recreation Department is Mrs. speakers. Tura, is an accomplished ac­ right. sy” for an evening’s entertain­ Saturday, 4:50 p.m. — auto mothers; Jean Norton, cor­ Representatives of the group ment passed the Prohibitory A Ford Gran Torino is the credit course “Literature into with music by Julie Styne and Miss DeRosier has an exac­ Hill Rd. and Sullivan Ave. Bea Sheftel, women’s program Those interested in joining tress in serious drama and com­ The action covers a period in ment, for that’s what it is — accident on Union St., responding secretary; Barbara study state legislation in order Act, which authorized a naval first prize in the raffle. Other Film” beginning June 25. lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, ting and difficult part and she's Sunday, 9:12 p.m. — car fire director, who will be conduc­ this program in the fall may blockade of American ports and edy and she proves it in her the early 1920s to the early entertainment, without a doubt. Rockville. (Vernon Am­ Greene, hospitality; Sue to keep members informed. prizes are a Curtis Mathes color The six-week course will be “Gypsy” is based on the early excellent in it. She's exuberant, at 2315 Ellington Ave. ting an American Issues Forum send their name, address, the forcible enlistment of role. It’s truly professional. 1930s and takes place in various Reservations may be made bulance) Pearlson, goals and funding; All meetings of the group are television and two 10-speed held from 7 to 9 p.m. and will be years of Gypsy Rose Lee, a domineering, irrepressible and ROCKVILLE class in the fall on Thursdays telephone number ahd a American seamen into the bicycles. The drawing will be “Gypsy” is musically cities, railroad platforms, by calling 429-2912 or by writing Sunday, 3:33 a.m. — auto ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Clough, open to the public, and there is taught by Martius Elmore. legend in her time and known sometimes terrifying, but Sunday, 6:28 p.m. — truck from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the stamped self-addressed Royal Navy. This act was to Saturday evening. Raffle directed, staged and directed dressing rooms and theaters in to Nutmeg Box Office, U-127, cident on Anthony Rd. (Tolland safety. no obligation to join. It also To learn more, call 646-2137. internationally until her death always in command of the fire at Fitzgerald Ford on Rt. West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. envelope to the Manchester many colonists the final proof tickets will be available at the by D.J. Maloney. Settings are the U.S. Storrs, Conn. 06268. Ambulance) provides a free newsletter, several years ago as “The situation. It's hard to believe The class, sponsored by the Recreation Department, c/o that Parliament wanted no bazaar. which informs citizens of bills Queen of Burlesque.” she's only 28 in real life. National Endowment for the Bea Sheftel, 41 Center St. reconciliation with the colonies. Actually, the musical's main of interest. Humanities, will include The World Almanac notes. character (and that she is) isn't If there’s one criticism of her performance it’s that her Gypsy Rose Lee but is Momma Cl Rose, a powerful, stereotyped, speaking voice is too shrill at theatrical mother who tries to times, but then so was Ethel More proof that. live her fantasies of a Merman's. She sings well and successful stage career through dances adequately. When she’s English Muffins her two daughters. on stage, you know it at all Her pride and joy and the one times. on whom she lavishes all her The finale number, “Rose's knowledge and all her love is Turn,” is her’s and her’s alone Finast Fresh “ Baby” June, who breaks and the audience is with her ail Momma Rose's heart and the way. She brings down the ITRnSTOSHOP pkg 6 dreams when she elopes with a house and gets a standing ova­ chorus boy, when bott are still tion at each performance. SUPERMARKETS in their mid-teens. Although the Christine Wheeler plays With This Coupon & purchase $ 5 or more PauVs Steed, 1975 Style musical doesn't follow or men­ Louise, who later becomes Gyp­ Limit one Valid thru June 21 H-343 IZ] 6 tion June's career, she went on sy Rose Lee, and Mary Wade DuChane, a second-grader at the Lake Street School Campbell plays June. Both are FMASTWBY in Vernon was all dressed up like Paul Revere and his to become successful Hollywood actress June Havoc. excellent actresses, singers and bicyle was converted into the famous horse. To his left Is When “Baby” June leaves dancers. They make a good John Florentlno, another second-grader, posing as “The and breaks up the act. Momma team, particularly when they Baked fresh the Finast Way Red Baron, with his bicycle converted into a plane. Rose tries to train Louise, the harmonize with “If Mama Was (Herald photo by Richmond) non-talented and serious sister, Married.” to fit the "Baby” June mold. In­ Daniel Le’in portraye Herbie, Proof it pays to shop for quality cidentally, Louise never the former candy-salesman revealed to her sister or the who becomes father-confessor produce the Finest Way! world (except the audience) she to the family and manager of MACC NEWS was in love with the chorus boy the act and who waits patiently MANCHESTER AREA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES who eloped with June. but unsuccesfully to marry To get on with the story. Rose and become her fourth husband. He’s cast perfectly in Momma Rose’s attempts to Last October, through the of Penzance” will be performed the part and gains the make a “Baby” June out of combined efforts of MACC by the Singing Savoyards of the audience’s sympathy. Louise don’t work. Instead, workers and many talented Manchester Gilbert and Area theater-goers should through a curious chain of Finast Fresh community and area artists Sullivan Workshop under the events, during the time the act know Lein. He’s president of participating through local direction of Joan Niiler. the Tri-Towii Players. was booked into a third-rate C h ic k e n S e a K e s t F ro z e n groups, the first annual The combined bell choirs of burlesque house to give the bill The 14 children in the 30- P llls b u ry W e lc h s Evening of the Performing Arts Center Congregational, member cast are all from the Apple Pies a little “class,” Louise changes took place at Bailey Emanuel Lutheran and South her name to Gypsy Rose Lee Storrs area (in fact, the entire o f th e S e a Ic e D in n e rs Auditorium. Methodist Churches under the and begins her climb to star­ cast is from Eastern and Cen­ B e s t T o m a to It was an evening of excellent director of Mel Lumpkin were dom. tral Connecticut). What talent Light Chunk Finast 19 oz entertainment and helped to such a hit last year playing I I I I I C l in Oil C re a m Chicken, Turkey, Meat Loaf, raise money for the worthwhile “America” as the finale with pkg projects in which MACC is in­ the Civic Chorale that they will J F lo u r volved. be joining in several numbers. 6 Y2 o z c a n With Coupon on Opposite Page Salisbury Steak 11 oz pkg J u lc o 5 lb bag 28 oz jar qt btl We are planning to have the Plans for the evening will Hot Dog Rolls T n second annual Evening of the also probably include a short NEWS Performing Arts Saturday play presented by the Little Donuts Fashioned pkg 6 59$ evening, Oct. 18. Theatre of Manchester and a Again participating will be dance number under the direc­ CAPSULES Danish Rolls 2’’5’"1 the Manchester Civic Chorale, tion of Shirley Stager. who under the guidance of Much of our support last fall Ralph Maccarone, will perform came from the 100 people who half Sponge Cake«°"59$ U a special cantata with a through their belief in the Taxes Not Texas Copter Crash Kills Six gal Bicentennial theme, “A Cry for work of MACC and their in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Salad Rolls ''•»’= 49$ terest in the evening’s program LAS PALMAS, Spain (U P I)- Freedom,’’ by Billings. Rehear­ report by CBS correspondent became our patrons. A drive for A helicopter ferrying persons sals are already underway for Fred G r^am about the secret patrons will be held at the end between land and a ship the cantata. proceedings in the judge’s Raisin Bread of the summer, but anyone crashed near the Canary The Silk City Chorus will chambers during John Con- Finast Fresh share their barbershop har­ wishing to become a supporting nally’s bribery trial tells of a Islands over the weekend, patron or a contributing patron, killing six of the seven on Artichokes 1 lb loaf mony in a medley of songs in­ White House tape on which Con- terspersed with humor under with a donation of $25 and $10 nally apparently offered former board. respectively, at this time may Squash Green or Yellow ^ 1.00 B e e f C h u c k Bakery Products Available Tues. thru Sat Only the direction of Vin Zito. Robert President Nixon “a substantial F re s h L e a n Morrissey, one of their do so by making a check out to 20 Killed allocation of oil in Texas.” Winesap ^ ibs 1.00 members, will again act as MACC Evening of the Perfor­ The report Saturday in the VILLACH, Austria (UPI) - Apples master of ceremonies and stage ming Arts and mailing it to New Republic Magazine was “The brakes don’t work,” the More Values from Finast! director. MACC, P.O. Box 773, Man­ denied by Connally, who said driver sh^pted as his bus The classical strains of the chester. what he really discussed with careened down a steep road in Reg. 6y^' pkg 100 or Business 10" pkg 50. Manchester Civic Orchestra Emergency Pantry the Carinthian Alps. “Jump out Blade Steak Nixon was an allocation of G ro u n d C h u c k Strings, a group created last Needs for the pantry at this “taxes,” not “Texas.” the windows if you can.” Envelopes year for the Evening of the Per­ time are; meat products, But only one of the terrified forming Arts, will add to the kidney beans, cereals, flour and passengers managed to get out 5"x7" or 8"x10" Moscow Trip Planned ■ evening. shortening. Contributions may of the speeding vehicle as it First Cut Excerpts from “The Pirates be left at Center Church. LANTANA, Fla. (UPI) - roared off the road and plunged Ground Chuck Picture Frames 2 '- Si Victoria Fyodorova hopes to down a 130-foot-high precipice. take a second honeymoon with Josef Ramsbacher, the 43- NewPotatoes Bone In Patties her American pilot husband in year-old driver and father of S n e a k e r s <’.2.99 Immunization Clinic Moscow this year so the couple four, was killed along with 20 of California Size A can ‘ 'roam the city hand in hand lb i1 9 his passengers in Austria’s lb lb Corn Brooms •• 1.88 Tuesday 6 to 8 P.M. just like my mother and father worst bus accident. did 30 years ago.” Twenty-five passengers were Treat your Family to Sponge Mops -1.88 tetanus; for children under 11 Victoria, a 29-year-old Rus­ injured, 14 of them seriously. Beef Chuck-Center Cut-Bone In An Immunization Clinic, Assorted Canned Bacon ,b i only, combined rubeola/rubel- sian film star, is the love child All except the driver, who Mr. Deli Favorites ^ O O .39 which ■ is open to any of a Russian actress and an Wet Mops "1.37 Manchester resident, will be la; and for those up to the age owned the bus, were Austrian and Save the Finast Way! Sausage Roll Jimmy Dean 12 oz pkg 1.15 of 18, polio. American naval officer. She old age pensioners on an outing. 7-Bone Steak lb conducted Tuesday from 6 to 8 married Pan American Airlines Stock-up on Frozen Foods P ork Loin Chops > b 1 ^ p.m. at the KofC Home, 138 Parents are asked to bring The accident took place Sun­ Schickhaus Franks ib1.09 Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values their children’s health/im- pilot Federick Pouy last week day as the bus traveled down a the Finast Way! Beef Chuck Main St. Appointments are not in a secret ceremony and would Im p o rte d Country Style "Great on the Grill” needed. munization records to the mountain road near the town of Oscar Mayer Bologna %°u750 from Finast! clinic. like to return to the scene of her Dobriach, 170 miles southwest The clinic, sponsored hy the parents' romance. lb Manchester Public Health Nur­ of Vienna, close to the Yugoslav lb Colonial Liverwurst piec: ib890 Her plans for the Moscow border. Ham Underblade Roast sing Association and the honeymoon were disclosed in a Pork Loin Ribs Manchester Jaycees, will offer LEGAL Freshly Sliced Beef Chuck Colonial Bologna p ®" ib 890 copyrighted article to appear in Italian Voting Ends immunizations to children un­ NOTICE the National Enquirer Tuesday. Reigel Quickee Great for Ham & Eggs der six for diptherla, pertussis ROME (UPI) — Polls closed to She recently came to the U nit^ Order half lb Fenway Franks bi.09 and tetanus; for children over The Planning Commission of States to visit her father. and counting began today in 9 9 ^ lb six and adults, diptherla and the Town of Bolton will hold a regional elections which could Underblade Steak lb Boneless Hams Claussen Pickles 99$ Golden Quarters public hearing on Thursday, give the Communists a stronger Twister Rakes Town Jarlsberg Cheeseb1.69 Margarine June 26, 1975 at 8 o’clbek P.M. hand to bid for a role in the Finast in the Community Hall, Bolton, 6 STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) Italian government. In-Store Bake Shop! Fresh Chicken Parts! Favorites from the Seven Seas! Baptist Church for the following purposes: — Damage estimates from a Two days of voting ended at 2 Bologna ^ ^1.19 tornado that struck this college To consider the final draft of p. m. (8 a.m. EDT) in crucial Vegetables R eigel Women Plan revised subdivision regulations, town over the weekend ranged elections which provided a Liverwurst Mr. Deli A/C lb 1.19 Rainbow IVout Margarine as high as $3 million, but only Sweet Peas or Cut Corn Fresh Chicken and showdown test of strength Mrs. Filberts Summer Social To consider the resubdivision nine persons were injured. The between the dominant Christian Carando lb Dressed Dandy Loaf 99$ The Women’s Society of Com­ of Parcel B as shown on ap­ most serious injury was a Democrats and the largest Fully Cooked Ham s Quarters Frozen munity Baptist Church will proved map dated July 18,1973, broken ankle. Communist party in the West Italian Bread Legsor Thighs Pizza -8 9 $ Ib 1 1b pkg have a summer social and latest revision being November Gov. David Boren visited the and the Socialists. Baked Fresh potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in 12,1973, with proposed changes scene Sunday and said he would Counting began immediately right in the Tender, Tasty 80. $ 4 Shank Portion Frozen Ib Light n' Lively half gal Fellowship Hall of the. church. to be shown on a new map en­ decide by mid-week how much with indicative results expected Mrs. 5 o z 4 Barbecue Cod Fillet Milk 79$ Paul pkgsl Mr.DeB Salads Store loaves H 89$ Mrs. Edward Corcoran and titled “resubdivision of Parcel federal aid to request. sometime tonight. Onion Rings 3 Favorite Water Added Cryovac Fresh Little Neck Mrs. Robert Burt are program B on final subdivision map of Boren said he will meet with Plain, Sugar, Cinnamon Clams 1.69$ Yogurt 3.t“ 89$ legislative leaders to obtain Potato Salad, . 8 9 « chairmen. Reed-Eaton Circle is Flora Farms, Section 1-E, Lots Miki Attacked Pound 89$ Fillet 38 & 39, property of Lina permission to borrow money to Macaroni Salad 4 Mr. Boston in charge of arrangements. Finaat 9 o z ^ 0 0 Cake Donuts Butt 4 2 9 Haddock .89$ TOKYO (UPI) - A 34-year- or Cole Slaw Reports on the American Lucarelli, Flora Road, Bolton.” repair 15 damaged buildings at ToppingI ICream Whip ctn Available Manchester Store Onlyl Chicken Breasts .09 Oklahoma State University, old right-wing Japanese with a Portion ib I Fish Cakes Mr. Boston 2 Ib pkg 79$ Baptist Women’s Conference in Also included will be the where costs are expected to long record of violence struck Shrimp Si.’ ; ; Bridgeport will be given by abandonment of the use of a 50 exceed $1 million. Prime Minister Takeo Miki in Sealtest Mrs. Constance Dutton, Mrs. foot strip across Parcel B as a the face today when Miki Alex Elsesser, Mrs. John proposed road and the Scallops Crispy? oz phgf , 09 Well Being Plugged arrived at Tokyo’s Budokan hall Ice Cream McClain, Mrs. Ondon Stairs and relinquishment of slope rights to attend the national funeral Mrs. Orlando Tibbetts. to the owners of the adjacent INTRACOASTAL CITY, La. 2 0 ^ o f f 12^off services for former Prime half property. (UPI) — A drilling crew has Minister Eisaku Sato. 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MCC With this coupon and a $5 purchase. coupon and a $5 purchase. Bleach The Good Cheer Botax & POLICE REPORT oj a Fireplace Calendar 3-B A ll Brightenera The Warm Comfort of a Stove .Munolic.slfr (.ioiiiinunily Laundry College offern lliia eulendur MANCHESTER East Hartford was arrested shop of 39 Purnell PI. was of evenlH in the intereMi of the Detergent eoinniunity. All the MCC • Michael J. McCarty, 27, of Saturday at 3;40 p.m. at the K- broken into Saturday night. 49 oz. box 17F Garden Dr. was arrested Mart store on Spencer St. and Among items missing may be HpoiiHored uetivilieM lUted 291 Limit one box per customer. Good Mon., June 1 6 -Sal., June 21. Saturday at 6;30 p.m. on a court charged with fourth-degree police shoulder patches. below are open to the puhlie warrant charging him with larceny (shoplifting). He was The firm’s owner, Francis X. and niuny ure free of eliurge. t first-degree sexual contact. released on a $150 non-surety Terhune of 42 S. Adams St., In iiddilion to puhlieizing The charge involves the bond for court June 30. sews the patches on uniforms eveniN und uelivilieH in- for the Diamond Police Equip­ d itid u u lly , llie eollege liopeH ooo alleged molesting of a minor • Ernest H. Sobuta Jr., 21, of With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. female recently, police said. 631 N. Main St. was charged ment Co. 1085 Main St. lliul the Culendur will serve us 1 Dozen McCarty was released on a $500 with allowing a dog to roam in u re m in d e r ^d f u ll tliu l is Grade cash bond for court June 30. connection with a Saturday car- The brakes on the bike ridden uvuiluhle ut .Muneliester (^oni- "A” in iin ily (College. Large Eggs • Robert J. MacGranor, also dog collision at 1;40 p.m. on N. by John Abele, 14, of 86 Wells Nabisco Oreos know as “Tarzan,” 28, of no Main St. east of Tolland Tpke. St. Sunday at 2;37 p.m. failed as T h e M CC stuff looks FREE certain address, was arrested The car driven by Daniel J. the teen rode south on the Main Franklin Fireplace forwurd to seeing you on Stop & Shop 15 Ounce Sunday at 3;54 a.m. at the Bess Epstein, 27, of 55 Tudor Lane Sf. sidewalk in front of the euinpus und ut Ihe vurious Package Manchester State Bank. events. Cull 646-2137 for or French Fries Eaten donut shop on Center St. struck the dog on N. Main St. ADD ON ROOM HEATING and charged with disorderly and slid sideways across the He struck the window on the further inrorinution on uny Farmview Sun Glory-9 oz. package - frozen northwest corner of the of the uetivities listed helow. 293; 294: Limit one pkg. per 295 f conduct. street hitting a curb and Limit one carton per customer. Good Mon., 49^ June 16-Sat., June 21. S Limit one pkg. per customer. Good Mon., June 16-Sal., June 21. customer. Good Mon., June 16-Sat., June 21. Cumberland Dairy store at 1063 MacGranor was arguing loud­ bushes. 'FUESDAY, Jli.NE 17 ly in front of the shop. When Main St. It shattered. A soda The car was damaged on the Seminar — “Changing Roles I police asked him to calm down, bottle inside also broke. front end and its underside. of Women,” 11:30 a.m.-l:30 he argued loudly with them. The teen appeared uninjured. All coupons may be redeemed with only one $5 purchase The dog’s condition was not p.m.; main campus. He was being held this mor­ • noted in the police reports nor Movie — 8 p.m., main cam­ ning on $50 surety bond for was it available this morning. An 11-year-old boy ran away VACATION CABIN ■ COMFORT pus, auditorium; free. court today. from the State Receiving Home “Endless Summer’’. • Harry Leister, 55 of no cer­ The car of Carl Ecabert of 453 for Children in Warehouse LIVING ROOM OR DEN Summer Session Registration tain address was arrested Center St. was broken into Point Thursday and turned up — 2-7 p.m.; Registrars Office. Friday evening at the emergen­ where it was parked Sunday at a Manchester home Satur­ Our meat department cy room of Manchester morning at 43 Birch St. day. MANCHESTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 (Herald photo by Larson) Memorial Hospital and charged Ecabert and a friend came The family knew the boy. Communications Skills in The first refugees from South Vietnam pose in their Mrs. Thi Kim Anh Nguyen and the father of the family, with breach of peace. out of the hothe at about 5; 50 They kept him over the HARDWARE Working with the Elderly — 10 lodgings at the Quality Inn where they are staying until Van Nghia, a former sergeant in the air force. Standing Leister was found sleeping on a.m. and noticed his stereo and weekend and notified the 877 Main Street a.m.-2 p.m.; main campus, A-1. they can find an apartment in Manchester. The Nguyen are their children, from left, Minh Due, 16, Minh Nhet, 14, the floor of Center Billiards on citizens band radio gone. They police. Manchester • 643-4425 Main St. with a cut on his face. Police notified the home. A THLRSDAY, JLNE 19 is more than a meat family was evacuated from Saigon on April 29. Seated are Thi Kim Anh, 11, and Minh Hoang, 13. are valued at $300. He was taken to MMH for treat­ They began driving around social worker is to see the boy Music Mall — 7-8 p.m.-ll;12 6 It’s 7 great (departments in one... a ment. There he grabbed a the neighborhood looking for and the family today, police p.m. female doctor and threatened anyone suspicious. They told said. “Stop the World," — 8:30 Fresh Meat Dept. A Frozen Meat to throw her out a window, police they spotted a black p.m., main campus, Dept. A Stop & Shop Kitchen. A Vietnam Refugees Seek Home police said. youth wearing a black jacket PAID ADVERTISEMENT- auditorium; $2.50. He was released on a $150 and carrying something. department* • • Butcher Shop. A Service Deli. A Bv FLOYD LARSON evening, they spent three weeks hosting the family until an told the welcoming group they non-surety bond for court June The youth saw them and HAVE A FRIDAY, JUNE 20 being processed at the refugee apartment can be found for “like McDonald’s and other Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 Seafooid Dept. A Self-Service Deli. WANTED to rent. Air Force 30. threw what he was carrying center in Florida. them. American food which is p.m., Novice, Open to players veteran and family desperately • Thomas C. Mancus, 28, of into a dumpster behind the BEDWETTER? Anci everyone of them is full of with 0-20 master points. Student Nguyen was born in Hanoi Saturday night after their different from rice” which they East Hartford was arrested Pentland Florist shop at 24 needs three-bedrooms, clean, said was the mainstay of their LET HIM HAVE A Center; $1.50. and fled to the south about 25 arrival they were joined at Saturday at 5;30 p.m. on a Birch St. He then ran south fast good food and good food values. inexpensive apartment. Anyone diet in Vietnam. Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 years ago as a child. He had dinner by Caole Butenas, rearrest warrant charging him along Purnell PI. m uch m ore! having such please contact Deb- been a member of the South DRY BED p.m., Manchester Bridge Club, by Hair at Lydall, Inc., secretary to Millar?! H. Pryor with fourth-degree larceny. He Ecabert found his belongings Vietnamese Air Force for 11 The boys were in 11th, 9th and Student Center, Open to all telephone 646-1233. Jr., Lydall president; and was released on a $250 cash in the dumpster. The greatest gift you can give a bedwetter years and was an aircraft 8th grades and the girl in the 6th players; $1.75. Anthony Giglio, president of bond for court June 30. and the rest of the family, too, is an end mechanic when the country grade in Vietnam. They did not “Stop the World” — 8:30 Stop & Shop Great Beef. Naturally Aged Beef. Local 347 of the United • Kevin B. Sullivan, 26, of The Yale Typewriter repair to this serious problem, and make no mis­ Behind this classified adver­ know just what grades they p.m., main campus, finally collapsed to the Com­ Paperworkers International Cool meals from tisement is the current and might be in in Manchester next take, bedwetting is serious. It can cause auditorium; $3. munist Viet Cong and North Union, AFL-CIO. On hand to most urgent need of faU. complicated psychological problems that Vietnamese in April. greet the family at the airport Manchester's first refugee Pickets Arrested last a lifetim e. It's so needless because SATURDAY, JUNE 21 Stop 8. Shop’s His wife was a seamstress in was Daniel Sudarsky, chairman family from South Vietnam. Saigon and the children The family left Florida at 10 ^ bedwetting, when not caused by organic Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.. of Lydall's executive com­ The family is that of Nguyen attended school. The family is a.m. Saturday but had been up defect or disease, can be ended surely and Student Center; $1.75. Summer Kitchen! mittee. Van Nghia, 35, an 11-year Buddhist. many hours before, gathering Near Supermarket swiftly. Send for our free brochure. “Stop the World” 8:30 p.m., Get your Stop & Shopsworth main campus, auditorium; $3. Get away from your kitchen. veteran of the South Viet­ Nguygen was profuse in his Lieu Rauschenbach, formerly their meager belongings which Stephen M. Rivers, 20, of Rivers said they could. "Bedwetting - What It's All About and were packed in cardboard How to End It." a report by three eminent Our chefs do the cooking while namese Air Force. They appreciation to America and all of South Vietnam, and her hus­ Hartford and Patricia B. Wolf, Police arrested him. SUNDAY, JUNE 22 Spam Luncheon Meat 79® boxes to get ready for the flight All but one of thfr marchers medical doctors. No obligation. you take the compliments. arrived here Saturday from the Americans who have helped band. John, of Broad Brook, 34, of New Haven were arrested “Stop the World” — 8:30 Glad Kitchen Garbage Bags I t 79" to Connecticut. moved. Ms. Wolf would not and Eglin Air Force Base in Florida his family since late April. He assisted in translation for the Saturday at 3;20 p.m. at Mott’s "Equally Effective for Adults" p.m., main campus, police took her with her young Stop & Shop Pretzels 3 bags ^ 1 to make their home. does not speak very much initial meeting. They arrived at 5;35 p.m. and Shop Rite supermarket at 587 auditorium; $2.50. 4th-7th Ribs J Bone-in The Nguyen family is being English, but through an inter- after a dinner at The Colony E. Middle Tpke. and charged boy and Rivers to Gal. Gem Blended Oil *4®® White Gem Roasted sponsored through the Inter­ pretor, he expressed his desire Giglio said his union will with disorderly conduct, headquarters. Mall to; PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL. LTD. « « « « ,■ . Naturally aged launch a drive to furnish the and the brief meeting with the Great freezer stocking values! national Refugee Rescue Com­ to learn English and to do a press they were ready for bed. Manchester Police said today. The rest of the marchers dis­ Box 316 for tenderness. mittee by Lydall, Inc., where apartment for the Nguyens banded, shouting “police lb Turkey Breast good job for Lydall so that he Rivers was termed the cap­ Parents' Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 the father is to start work once a suitable one is found. Today, the father was to brutality.” All white meat... qtr.' could stay with the company tain of about two dozen people N am e__ MAN DB6 Tuesday morning. make his first visit to the Lydall At Police Headquarters, 14 COURT and bring up his children in a With his family beaming their picketing the store Saturday, cooked to perfection Other members of the family plant to meet with his fellow marchers arrived to pool their Address. Chicken, Beef ’ 8oz.*‘ Boneless free county. assent, Nguyen Van Nghia said, police said. They were carrying Beef Rib Eye Steak are: Pham Thi Nhi, the workers. resources and post two $50 sure­ CASES or Turkey. Ipkgs. ^ His exact duties at Lydall “The people here have been signs reading “ Boycott C ity____ . S tate. . Zip. Pork Roll Chinese Style 1 6 9 ‘ mother; three sons. Minh Due, have not been determined and very nice and we Icke ty bonds for the release of Bone-in In the meantime, Debby Hall Grapes.’’ Phone. -Child's Age. 13 02 7 Q c Regular or U Minh Nhet. and Minh Hoang, will depend upon his desires and Rivers and Ms. Wolf. They are pkg. / 57 Beef Rib Steak-Small End Manchester very much. I am at Lydall, telephone 646-1233 is Police told Rivers the group ©Pacific International Ltd. 1974 " (Munbe~4 or older) Roman Cheese Pizza Potato Salad Oil and Vinegar “T ^ l b . and a daughter. Thi Kim Anh. scheduled to appear in Common what his previous work hoping that I can be of use to waiting for that call that may could not march directly in Is either parent on Q active duty or □ retired from miljtary? . 49" Their trek to Manchester Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford COMMON PLEAS COURT Birds Eye Orange Juice 59s experience can be adapted to in the company and stay with it a offer the apartment desired by front of the store entrance. Taste O'Sea Macaroni Salad began April 29 when they were July 7. RECOMMENDED AND USED BY MANY M.D S (Geographical Area 19) 16 oz package Items above availc^le only in stores with a service deli. the firm's papermaking facility long time.” Manchester's first family of Fish N’ Chips flown out of Saigon. Before (Rockville session) 1 6 oz 0 9 Tast6s ... Cooks... Looks Like Ground Beef... Costs Less! here. The children know more refugees from South Vietnam. Taste O’Sea Cod Fillets pkg, I their arrival at Bradley Inter­ Mark Kravitz, owner of the English than their parents and 6 oz $ - | 9 9 f i national Airport Saturday Wakefield King Crabmeat pkg hl4zza Quality Inn in Talcottville, is Peter H. Frazier, 18, of 12 with Hotlar.daise Florence St., Ellington, was Birds Eye Broccoli S au c e -10 02 pkg 49" Heat & serve! sentenced to six months in jail rated textured 1 pound pkg. The lowest rate M UItJIIU Ul UUI fc^uiai yiUUMU u h v j n jrv . on each of three charges, with vegetable protein (25%) is scrupulously controlled. sentences to run concurrently, Bread Dough and execution suspended. He Meat Balls was placed on probation for two Rhodes 1 pound package Bag of 5-1 lb. loaves Merit Sliced Bacon 2 lb. Potato Salad 89" in town for Home years. High in protein, they look, cook and Cole Slaw Delicious! “ “ 99" He pleaded guilty to second- French Green Beans a or pk'g 49" taste like hot dogs. Merit 1 lb. pkg. with Almonds or Mushrooms Tenderlinks degree larceny, conspiracy to 10 02 $4 A meat, textured vegetable protein and isolated soy protein product. Rice Pudding 99c commit second-degree larceny, Stop & Shop Waffles 3 pkgs I 36 oz. package ^ IWHIIIT and using a motor vehicle Oronoque Orchards Improvement Loans! Pie Crust Shell 15 02. package without the owner’s permis­ Pepperidge Farm Good foods from our service deli sion. Layer Cakes 5 Flavors~17 02. pkg Available in stores featuring a service deli depl. A 16 02 $ 4 Artificiallai Casingcasing ^ ^ Before you take out one of those so-called “Sale"’Home Rich’s Coffee Rich *T cartons I lim e to head for the grilld David G. Cassidy, 33, of 21 Buy meats in larger packages, save on every noa Salami YDUR Improvement Loans, see us. We'll save you plenty. Vernon Ave., Rockville was sentenced to 60 days in jail on a Heiidrie’s ke Milk pound. Get your Stop & Shopsworth I Carando charge of third-degree criminal Sliced to order. 5 9 mischief. Execution was 1/2 Gal. Carton-6 Flavors suspended and he was placed on Delicious... low in calories. 8 9 Tasty Ten Franks s T p tJ * 2 “ Carando Pepperoni '«> *1” probation for six months. Hendrie’s Supersortment 42 pkg 02 $-j 29 Mortadella "Tp^r 79" BODY. Package of 24 ice cream novelties Charges of interfering with a 31b. pkg. Italian Sausage ^3” Provolone Cheese 89" police officer, disorderly con­ Bag these dairy values. Prime Brand-Sweet Nova Lox-Smoked Salmon duct, and being found in­ Fresh Baked Bagels for 49" toxicated were nolled. 6 frozen $ 2 9 9 AND I WANT IT NOW! Fish is a value here, too! Other cases disposed of this Sim ply Super Beef Burgers I want your body at European Health week were; Dean W. Anderson, ^ 3 lb. package Stops S ho p-24-2 oz. Patties Spas to take advantage of our special 18, of 231 Green Rd., Turbot Fillets U.S. Grade "A "-2V 2-3 lbs. C Q ^ 3 visits for $3 introductory offer I want Manchester, operating without Family Pack w w i b . Budget stretching your body to be shaped and molded into a license, nolled, and failure to Mrs.Filberts Chicken W ings value for your dollar. graceful new beauty, to have the form drive right, dismissed; Fred J. Brunoli Jr., 27, of 29 Center St., Golden Quarters Peeled ^ Oeveintd $ 0 5 9 It was meant to have, to glow with ^ 'Chicken Breasts “ 99s Eldorado Shrimp 40/50 count 1 lb. pkg. ^ Rockville, operating an un­ Margarine-1 lb. pkg. Tasie O’Sea . A Q c vibrant well being. I want your body 1 k. package registered motor vehicle, $5 Vi Gallon C Q C Cooked Fish Cakes at the world s largest and most Tropicana Orange Juice Carton Q 9 MO. ggc fine; Jose D. Correia, 22, of pkg. 6 Breaded & Cubed Veal Steaks *2’® Stop & Shop Fish Nics prestigious organization of health clubs, Hartford, failure to wear head Light N’ Lively Yogurt 3 89" 2* $-^59 the European Health Spas Call now for protection, $10; Charles ^ Maid-Rite-3 lb. package Stop & Shop Fish Nics 1*9 3 visits for $3. Introductory offer limited Frankovitch, 20, of 21 Laurel Borden Twin Pack c S T K Haddock or Flounder cooked Fiiieis »i to one per person, age 18 and over St., Manchester, failure to Kraft Muenster 89" Taste O’Sea 1 Pound Package Must be used within 1 week Longer drive in proper lane, $20. Stop & Shop Yah Yah Sliced White Buy Stop & Shop G reat Beef the whole way... save I Save on health & beauty aids term programs will be presented. You Charles R. Miller, 65, of must act quickly; this is a limited offer Storrs, failure to grant right of way, $15; Curtis St. Germain, Aim Toothpaste Call now for 3 visits for $3. Blittercrest 17, of 30 South St., Rockville, FlreSh B eef K riSket ^ 6.4 oz. tube unnecessary noise, $18; Edwin zJ S to c k -u p ! H. Clements, 38, of 41 Spring Bread 2>^-95‘ St., Rockville, intoxication, ~ Whole-FlatCut Open Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9 a.nrt. to 10 p.m. Stop & 1 H). Trac II Adjustable Blades t d?.g 79" nolled; Donald L. Civille, 41, of Old Fash. Type Bread Shop 2 loaves 6-8 pounds 42 5 Tues. & Thurs. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 54 School St., Rockville, in­ 1 lb Sal. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cracked Wheat Bread Sh^ 2 loaves Great for barbecue kabobs and pepper toxication, nolled; Donald A. Butter English Muffins 43" lb. Getyour handpainted Annual percentage rate 9 %. Hall, 36, of no W. Main St., steaks. Let us cut it to your specifications. Rockville, breach of peace, Stop & Shop Toasties fo“ 2 *1 nolled, and charges of disorder­ Kitchen Cupboard Donuts pk'g%M2 89" dinner ly conduct and interfering with All week savings on fresh fruits & vegetables ... 6 4 6 -4 2 6 0 an officer, continued for dis­ Stop & Shop Eclair Pie pkg 83' u l a t e MANCHESTER 15 02. Q Q c 515 MIDDLETURNPIKE WEST position. pkg O a nist Federal Savings Stop & Shop Fudge Cake fo r o n ly ^ Michael McMahon, 19 of 20 Slops Shop Q Q c Cindy Rd., Ellington, breach of Featherlite Sponge Cake i. 02 package O v7 ries hfewPotatoes The only bank in Manchester open all day I Americana Hearthside peace and intoxication, nolled; - Calif. A lb. $ « 2 9 Stoneware wuheachispuich***. Roger J. Michaud, 19, of 128 Price* efiective Moo . June 16-Sat.. June 21 In fairness to aH ol our cuslorwr*. Thursday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. And 9 to 4 Mon., Tues., we reserve the right to limit sales to three packages ol any item except where W* want to rtuaura you .. , avary single dlnnenwim la to e h ^ w ■ Main St., Talcottville, $100; otherwise noted Items offered lor saie not available r case tots or to other retail i 0 9 » . no" . O b a g A I recatvBI our thipmonti from o v fWM. European dealers or wholesaler* Eiakery prices effective Monday ihru Saturday. bo filled just as quickly as wi Angel Robles, 30, of 98 W. Main Thank you for your patisneo. Wed., Fri. 9 to Noon, Saturday. St., Rockville, first-degree Health Spas criminal trespassing and harassment, nolled. Physical fitness for men and women 334 Middle Turnpike, West Manchester, CT 06040 Stop &Shop Is Haiqiy To Redeem Your Federal Food Stamps I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16. 1975— l*AGE TWENTY-ONE I’AGK TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn. Mon^, June 16, 1975 Homaa For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Offered Heating-Plumbing 35 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Apartments For Bent S3 Apartments For Bent 53 Apartments For Bant 53 Lost and Found Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 RAD Pool Service, pumping, SEWERLINES, sink lines, DOG-CAT boarding re se r­ AVAILABLE June 1st both MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 WE HAVE customers waiting FOUND - Collie, sable and ADVERTISING MANCHESTER cleaning, patching, filter and cleaned with electric cutters, vations. Combined inside/out- floors of new three bedroom, 2- bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 for the rental of your apartment white, male. Call Dog Warden, $34,900- Pool, patio and porch in pump service. 742-8352. by professionals. McKinney side runs, partitioned privacy, family, carpeting, dishwasher, a clean convenient Cape. baths, full basement, private or home. J.D. Real Estate 646-4555. RATES *46,9D D YOU WONT BE SORRY Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ germicidal lighting. Canine air-conditioning, separate entrances and patio, includes Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Avante Realty, 646-5461 or 646- danitl I. riiM healtor Outstanding Duplex FBR your bookkeeping needs: pany, 643-5308. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, drives. $275 per month, securi­ heat, appliances, carpeting, and Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 8 1 day .9c word per day 5.461. MIS work done in my home. ty. Call 646-1379 after 6. 3 days 8c word per day Each family will have seven Manchester, 646-5971. air-conditioning. $290 per LOOKING for anything in real if you take a look at this almost new six room Colonial ^ >e, 228-0151. NO JOB too small, toilet month. Paul W. Dougan, MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ 6 days ...... 7c word per day RAISED RANCH - Seven spacious rooms with full base­ estate rental — apartments, 26 days 6c word per day which Is aluminum-sided, has 2'h bathrooms, fireplace, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC 454 MAIN Street, second floor, Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. homes, multiple dwellings, no cond, third. All kinds. Realty 15 WORD MINIMUM rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 ment, attic, garage, porch, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home faucets replaced, repaired, rec registered, rated excellent by three rooms, heated, $160. statewide. Credit rating un­ fireplaces, 2-car garage, family and many very nice features. Maintenance-free so you fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Happy Ads . $2 00 inch trees and shrubs, all the can spend the summer enjoying the pooll $44,900. repairs, yards cleaned. rooms, bathroom remodeling, breeders. Raised in quiet, Security, phone 646-2426, 9-5. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ room, modern Kitchen with amenities of a single home Experienced handyman. Free heat modernization, etc. Free loving atmosphere. Call 633- fidential. quick arrangements. S h elierali) beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall estimates. Reasonable. 643- estimates gladly given. M & M ei Autos For Sale with an income. Walking dis­ 5464. Autos For Sale 67 Autos For Sale 81 Alvinin Lundy Agency. 52^527-7971. carpeting, air-conditioners, 0304. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 100 ConstitutionConstitu Plaza, Hart- professionally landscaped. $52,- tance to schools, shopping, REALE’S CORNER bus, and Manchester Hospital. ADORABLE GERBILS-for ford. Evenings, 233-6879 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 000. Philbrick Agency, 175 MAIN STREET______PHONE 646-4525 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing An immaculate home, a LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics sale, any reasonable offer, 643- Realtors, 646-4200. and cellars cleaned. For free - Repairs and remodeling, 7579. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd pleasure to show. mortgages — interim financing estimates, call 647-9610 sewer lines cleaned electrical­ — expeditious and confidential NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, D .W . F IS H MANCHESTER - Vernon area. Business Property 26 anytime. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ FREE female kittens, 8 weeks, cies. 643-7024. service. J.D. Real Estate 2'/z baths, first-floor laundry, R E A L T Y C O . Country living, convenient loca­ 2 angora tortoise, one angora Assoc. 646-1980. aluminum siding, formal dining tion, charming 6 room Colonial MANCHESTER - 10,000 square LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. black and white, one short- PHONE 643-2711 room, fireplace, handy to bus 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 Cape, formal dining room, 11/2 foot brick industrial building, Cellars and attics cleaned, haired red. 646-0867. Help Wanted 13 and shopping. $42,800. Philbrick baths, expandable, three car ground level and raised loaciing lawns mowed, small tree work. □ MISC. FOR SALE Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. GAS SAVERS Agency, Realtors, 6464200. FOR SALE - Pedigree poodles, MANCHESTER - New listing - garage, acre lot. Low 40’s. Red docks. Own for $6. per foot in­ PHONE FROM home to ser­ Help Wanted 13 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Arrow Realty, 872-8555. cluding land. Move into your one male, one female. Call 647- vice our customers for super NEW RANCH - Extra, large Six-room Cape, one car garage, DRAPERY installation ser­ Articles tor Sale 41 9813 after 6 p.m. excellent condition, quiet own building for as cheap as AND MONEY SAVERS TOO! earnings. Choose own hours. modern kitchen, two baths, 30 LOCUST STREET - two you can rent. City utilities. vice, over 10 years experience, Call 549-3137.______SECRETARY - Receptionist, street, $34,900. Hayes Corpora­ free estimates. Call Fran Moir, doctor’s office. East Hartford fireplace, 2-car garage, famiW, no agents please. $44,- Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. ALUMINUM sheets used as SONS of Champions — AKC INDEX aluminum siding and windows, tion, 646-0131. 649-4005. printing plates, .007 thick, Sheltie puppies, nine weeks old, HERE’S SOME SAMPLE BUYS ON SOME REAL GAS ESTABLISHED REAL Estate specialist, typing, some □ REAL ESTATE 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. NOTICES ADVERTISING large deck, picture window in MANCHESTER - commercial 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. sable and white, shots and M iSER S — OVER 30 MILES PER GALLON ON SOME office needs two full-time sales shorthand, four day week, 1 — Loit ind Found $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet MASONRY - all types concrete experienced desired. Reply basement with walk-out to MANCHESTER - New Ansaldi building, 2,232 square feet, plus Phone 643-2711. papers. $150. 644-2052. people. Wolverton Agency, 2 — PerBonttt DEADLINE Homes For Sale 23 patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, work, fieldstone specialty, over VEGA AND MONZA MODELS. THE SELLING PRICE box, DD, Manchester Herald. 3 — Announcomenu built, large 7 room Raised full basement, plus three, three Realtors, 649-2813. 12:00 noon the day before cy, Realtors, 646-4200. tile baths, $435 month income, 20 years experience, free es­ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 4 — Entertainment Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, two room apartments, built in 1971, There’s no tridi to placing a IS MISERLY TOO AND WE GOT A WHOLE BUNCH OF 5 — Auctions publication. $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full fireplaces, plastered walls, all utilities, excellent traffic timates. After 5,643-1870 or 644- cents each. Inquire side door. HERALD want ad...biit they work RN's wanted for full and part- INSPECTORS for final inspec­ Deadline for Saturday and dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, 2975. Manchester Evening Herald. THEM SO DROP DOWN AND LOOK THEM OVER. time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. tion. Experienced aircraft FINANCIAL CAPE- Eat-in kitchen, formal patio, 2-car garage. Large rec flow, great potential, F. J. like magic. M&nday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. nice trees. Hutchins Agency, room, treed lot, city utilities. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apply to Directors of Nursing, parts. Nights and days, all 6 ~ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Realtors, 646-31h6. dining room, fireplaced living TOLLAND - Two-year old 9 — Personal Loans eight-room Ranch, set on one Near Martin School. Charles Painting-Papering 32 WE BUY and sell used fur­ BRAND NEW VEGA 2-DOOR Salmon Brook'Convalescent benefits. Equal opportunity 10 — Insurance room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ niture. Cash on the line. One Home, (off House Street) employer. Dean Machine PLEASE READ age, immaculate condition, acre treed lot. Two full baths, Lesperance, 649-7620. MANCHESTER - industrial Livestock 44 Notchback Coupe with 4 cylinder engine, 4 EMPLOYMENT 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built zoned brick building, two piece or an entire houseful!. Glastonbury. Please call 633- Products Inc., 102 Colonial Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family $36,900. Philbrick Agency, wall-to-wall carpet throughout. EXPERIENCED Painters (14 speed transmission, radio, body side 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD Fireplaced living room, eat-in COLONIAL - Excellent move-in stories plus basement, 11,542 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 ONE HORSE trailer, very good 5244. Road, Manchester. 14 _ Business Opportunities room, fireplaces, garages. Realtors, 646-4200. years). Free estimates, low mouldings, wheel trim rings. Carter Care and Classified ads are taken over kitchen, family room, sundeck. condition, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 square feet, city utilities, fully- Main Street Rear, behind condition, $150 firm. Can be 15 ^ Situation Wanted Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. bids. Call Bill DiYeso, 649-1236. Douglas Motor Sales. undercoat. STK 3650. the phone as a convenience. RANCH- 5 rooms, city utilities, Mid 40’s. Additional land baths, formal dining room, 2- sprinklered, $46,500, F. J. Bob Alibrio 649-5037. seen at 51 Summit St. 643-8656. EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible for available. Zinsser Agency, 646- car garage, must be seen to be Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Legal Notice 18 — Private Instructions only one Incorrect Insertion and VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, handy location. $29,900. CLEAN USED refrigerators, 19 — Schoois-Classes then only to the size of the Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 1511. appreciated. Jackston Agency, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Boats-Accessorles 45 $2999 FOR SAL^AT PUBLIC AUCTION 20 — Instructions Wanted with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 646-1316, 649-6050. ranges, automatic washers, original Insertion. Errors which large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver­ 646-4200. Beal Estate Wanted 28 Five years experience. BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER do not lessen the value of the MANCHESTER - Redwood with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s REAL ESTATE ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. Notice is hereby given of a sale at public auction to be held June 23 — Homes for Sale advertisement will not be cor­ Farms - Lovely 9-room Raised KEEP COOL this summer in 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. BRAND NEW VEGA STATION WAGON SALT BOX- Large, country ALL CASH for your property 2171 Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- 28, 1975 at 10:15 A.M., EDT, at the Manchester Police Depart­ 24 Lots-Land for Sale rected by an additional inser­ kitchen with built-ins and Ranch with 3 full baths, this fully air-conditioned con­ 8119. 25 — Investment Property tion. Thank You! MANCHESTER - Four family dominium, formal dining room, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Kammback Wagon with 4 cylinder engine, 4 ment Garage, 239 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Connec­ 26 “ Business Property in center of town, four ^rooms fireplace, formal dining room, fireplaced family room, 5 instant service. Hayes Agency, INSIDE - Outside painting, ticut, of the unclaimed merchandise and surplus merchandise as 27 — Resort Property MRS. TERRY doublee door spacious center bedrooms, attic fan. Large three bedrooms, finished rec fe c ia l rates for people over 65. SCREENED LOAM - driveway speed transmission, radio, body side 28 — Real Estate Wanted each apartment. Income over 646- 0131. Garden Products 47 listed below. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and $6,000. Excellent estate builder, entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2'/2 treed lot. Low 50’s. Zinsser room, closets galore. Owner Fully insured. Estimates given. gravel, processed gravel, sand, mouldings, wheel trim rings. Carter Care and Agency, 646-1511. anxious. Jackston Agency, 646- Call 649-7863. stone and fill. George H. Grif- Claims for merchandise listed below should be made with the MISC. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 MRS. ROSSETTO $56,500. Wolverton Agency, baths, 2-car garage, large lot. SELLING your house? Call us RYE STRAW - for garden mul­ undercoat. STK 3650. 31 — Services Offered This home qualifies for $2,p00 1316, 649-8782. fing, Andover, 742-7886. Manchester Police Department. No claim made after sale will be 32 — Painting-Papering From Brownie Realtor, 649-2813. first and we’ll make you a cash ch, bedding and so forth, $1.50 33 — Buildmg-Contractlng tax credit. Philbrick Agency, offer. One day service. T. J. WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 per bale at farm Vernon, 875- accepted. All sales final and for cash. No sales to minors. Troop 617 VERNON - Six-room older per roll. Experienced SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 34 — Roofing-Siding LIGHT SUMMER work for BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 . Realtors, 646-4200. home with large kitchen, three REDUCED $38,900 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 7308, will deliver minimum ten ^3199 Inspection of articles for sale may be made between 9:00 A.M. 35 — Heating-Plumbing both males and females out of bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Clean, three bedroom COLONIAL, tradesman. Call R. above ground pool distributor bales. 36 — Flooring bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- large fireplaced living room, Starkweather, 644-3194. needs warehouse space. Will and 10:00 A.M. on the day of the sale. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage school, 646-1140. utility room, fenced in yard for ManchMtar 8 Rooms IMMEDIATE CASH for your 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. applianced kitchen with separate sell and completely install a BRAND NEW MONZA TOWN COUPE The town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or reject 36 ^ Services Wanted privacy. Across the street from LARGE CHALET dining area, rec room, 1V9 baths, property. Let us explain our BUCKLAND FARMS - Custom built by U&R executive home. carpeUng, MUST BEHOLD! B.A.C. PAINTING CO. - Expert huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool MISC. FOR SALE CLEANING HELP- beach. Hurry only $26,500. VERNON - Custom-built six- fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Strawberries - pick your own, With 140 2 BBL 4 cylinder engine, standard any or all bids for what it deems to be in the best interests of the male/female, couples, senior Large eat-in kitchen, gorgeous BUllKiaRD&R0$SnT0 workmanship. Residential - complete with fencing, town. 41 — Articles lor Sale Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, room Cape with three 647- 1413. large field, good picking, open transmission, deluxe seat belts, day/nite Inside 42 — Building Supplies citizens, experience not 643-6775. fireplaced living room with cathedral REALTORS-ML8 MS-2482 Commercial. Interior, exterior, sundeck, filter and pump. Now daily, 8-7, follow signs from 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs ceiling, spacious fireplaced family bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, set on 188 Weal Center Street only $795. Full price financing mirror, wheel open mouldings, radio, sport Copies of rules of the sale and list of items for sale are available necessary. Must be dependable Help Wanted INSTANT cash for your home. ^ray, brush, roll. Free Caldor, Manchester. 44 — Livestock 13 room, formal dining room, 4 1 1/4 acres. Barn. Mid 30’s. Estimates. Reasonable. 646- available. Call Tony collect, mirrors, adjustable drivers seat back, heavy at the General Services Office, Municipal Building, 41 Center and of sober qualities. 643-5747. MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 I 'li 45 — Boats & Accessories bedrooms, baths. Call Suzanne or Zinsser Agency, 666-1511. Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & 203-232-6500. Street, Manchester, Conn. 46 — Sporting Goods bedroom Custom Colonial in Arthur Shorts. 646-3233. Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ 5826. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your duty battery, A78x13 white wall tires. Carter 47 — Garden Products RN’S, LPN’S, full and part time STATIONARY ENGINEER J. WATSON BEACH CO. CLEAN - Three bedroom own. 224 Hillstown Rd., Care and undercoat. STK 3709. 48 — Antiques one of Manchester’s finest Ranch, fireplaced living room, portunity. 649-5306. Bicycles positions are available for the 3- Should be familiar with high Realtors COVENTRY Four-room Split J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom DARK RICH loam, five yards Manchester, open 9 a.m. til 8 49 — Wanted to Buy areas. Full-size tennis court, in- applianced eat-in kitchen, two Item 11 and 11-7 shifts, excellent pressure steam systems -125 ground heated pool, fantastic Manchester Office 647-9139 Level with one-car garage, decorating, interior painting, $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, p.m., large field. Equel Housing Opportunity full baths, lovely park-like MAY WE BUY your home? No. Name Color Type Boy Girl RENTALS benefits and pleasant working lbs. Will perform chemical maintenance-free landscaping, living room, kitchen, two paper hanging, new ceilings, gravel, and stone 643-9504. *3779 52 — Rooms lor Rent bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser grounds. Must be sold. Jackston Quick, fair, all cash and no remodeling, exterior painting, 1 Murray 10-speed 53 — Apartments for Rent conditions. Also 3-11 Supervisor testing and normal boiler central air-conditioning, family problems. Call Warren E. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your Silver Agency, 646-1511. Agency, 646-1316 - 649-6050. utters and leaders, carpentry. 2 Raleigh Green 3 -s p ^ 54 — Homes for Rent position available for qualified room routine. Excellent room with beamed cathedral Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. SWIMMING POOLS - Famous own. Free containers. Open 8-8. BRAND NEW MONZA 2-1-2 55 — Business for Rent applicant. Please apply in per­ ceilings, Florida room with RANCH- with gorgeous view. f ully insured. For estimates Coleco guaranteed luxury No children under 14. 30 Klark 3- VSA Red 10-speed 56 — Resort Property for Rent salary and benefits. For more Large living room with beamed MANCHESTER - New listing. THIS SEVEN room Cape call 649-9658. Hatchback Coupe with 4 cylinder engine, 57 — Wanted to Rent son, Meadows Convelescent information and to arrange skylight, large finished rec CASH FOR HOUSES - Why above ground swimming pool, Street, South Windsor. 4 Montarino Blue 10-speed Home 33 Bidwell ST. cathedral ceilings and Aluminum sided Raised Ranch offers, a fireplaced living room, turbo-hydramatic transmission, radio, wheel 58 — Misc. for Rent for an interview, please con­ room, dark room, dressing hang fire when you want to completely installed. Huge 5 No name Brown Reg. Manchester. fireplace, formal dining room, with 2-car garage in prestigious formal dining room, three PAINTING - interior and 16’x31’ O.D. complete with opening mouldings, A78x13 white wall tires, AUTOMOTIVE rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 bedrooms, finished rec room, sell? There’s a bigger demand Antiques 48 6 Huffy Pink Reg. tact the Personnel Depart­ baths, wrap-around outside fully equipped kitchen with Forest Hills. 'Two full baths, exterior, paperhanging, filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, space saver spare tire. Carter Care and under­ 51 — Autos for Sale enclosed porch, sundeck, three nice quiet area. Jackston Agen­ for your house than you think! 7 Western Flyer Purple Reg. 52 — Trucks for Sale REAL ESTATE Career - earn ment, 646-1222, ext. 481. deck, faces open woods. And sliding glass doors to deck. Let us bring in qualified excellent work. References. sundeck, fencing and stairs. On­ WANTED Antique furniture, coat. STK 3566. 53 — Heavy Equipment for Sale bedrooms. Immaculate condi­ cy, 646-1316, 649-8782. 8 Kent Green 3-speed $11,000 plus annually, must MANCHESTER MEMOMAL HOSPITAL much more. Call for details and Huge family room with stone prospects. Or - we’ll buy it Free estimates. Fully insured. ly, $689. Full price. Financing glass, pewter, oil paintings, or >4 — MotorcycieS'Bicycies fireplace, two full baths. tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. 9 Sears Orange 10-speed >5 ~ Campers-Trailers-Mobile have license or in process, all 71 Haynes St. Manchester, Conn. price. Warren E. Howland, ourselves. Call Keith Real available. Limited quanity. Call other antique items. R. Equal opportunity employer Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-1511. SALT BOX - Authentic 10 Iverson Yellow Reg. Homes inquiries, strictly confidential, Realtors, 643-1108. Estate, 646-4126 or 649-1922. Carl collect, 525-9138. for more Harrison, 643-8709. $3999 56 — Automotive Service Arruda Realty, 644-1539. 646-4200. reproduction fireplace, center information. 11 Sears Purple Reg. 57 — Autos for Rent-Lease chimney, country living, acre Building-Contracting 33 12 Ross Red Reg. NEW HOMES - Ranch, treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- COLLECTOR wishes to HELICOPTER repairman - No AUTOMOBILE LOT MAN- Colonial, Raised Ranch, three OLDER HOME- Large living COVENTRY (NORTH) 42” round maple table with one BRAND NEW NOVA 2 DOOR 13 Columbia Green Reg. 3166. □ MISC. SERVICES NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - purchase older oriental rugs. experience required. Good experienced in cleaning, bedrooms, aluminum siding, room with dining area, eat-in leaf, excellent condition, one Will top any real offer. Please Coupe with 6 cylinder engine, turbo-hydramatic 14 Jr. Roadmaster Purple Reg. salary, paid training, plus many polishing, and washing cars, kitchen, 1 baths, 3 bedrooms, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ year old, $100 or best offer. 646- city utilities. From $41,900. ONE SWELL BUYI! MANCHESTER - Five room call after 6 p.m. 646-4344. transmission, deluxe seat belts, body side 15 Rollfast Green 10-speed Help Wanted 13 benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ must drive. Apply in person on­ Merritt Agency, 646-1180. porch. Interior completely ditions, rec rooms, porches and 1844. Colonial, aluminum siding, con­ Services Ottered 31 roofing. No job too small. Call mouldings, radio, power steering, white wall 16 Royce Union Yellow 10-speed ment required. Call U. S. Army ly, Manchester Small Cars. redorated, 2-car garage. $33,- A fast sale is needed on this lovely new ANY QUANTITY of furniture, tires. Carter Care ank 3523. 17 Ross Purple Reg. at 643-9462.. 500. Philbrick Agency, 7-room Raised Ranch on a huge coun­ venient location, Colli-Wagner 649-3144. STONE FREE LOAM - fill and Realtors, 646-4200. try club lot. 2 baths, 2 garages, built- Realty, 289-0241. Equal housing SHARPENING Service - Saws, paintings, brass, china, steins, 18 Triumph Blue 10-speed BABYSITTER wanted for two ins and a host of other extras. 92,000 gravel, delivered in or collector items. Purchase or KEYPUNCH OPERATORS girls, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon­ MANCHESTER opportunity. knives, axes, shears, skates, WES ROBBINS carpentrv 19 No name Chrome Reg. CHEMISTRY LAB - tax rebate possible. Joe Gordon, 649- rotary blades. Quick service. Manchester-East Hartford auction. 644-8962. ^3689 are needed at Smyth 5306. $42',900. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 20 Rollfast Reg. chemist/technician, for day - Friday, vicinity of Oak EXTRA CLEAN CAPE- 5ix rooms, treed lot, area. 643-2628. Blue Business Systems. Full­ St., call 649-1156 after 6 p.m. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main ditions, rec rooms, dormers, "1 Raleigh Black Reg. analysis and maintenance of Immaculate six-room Cape, city utilities, handy location, St., Manchester. Hours daily WINDSOR CRADLE $50; old time, days or part-time electroplating solution. Pay EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY HEBRON — 7 rooms, 2 baths. Im­ built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 24 FT. WOOD extension ladder, 22 Ross 3-speed ready for immediate occupan­ $31,500. Philbrick Agency maculately maintained (1968) over­ 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ express wagon, $40; iron bread Brown evenings. Free parking, commensurate with job and PART-TIME help, evenings, 649-3446. 40 inch. Sears electric range. 23 Murray cy. Big, treed lot, 24x24 gar­ Realtors, 646-4200. BARROWS & WALLACE sized Cape. Custom (aatures Include day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. teal, $35.“Call 646-6546. BRAND NEW NOVA 4 DOOR Black Reg. benefits, salary negotiable. ability. All benefits including kitchen work. Call 646-1555. large first door fireplaced family room Two refrigerators, good for 24 Columbia Red 10-speed age, convenient West Side MaiclMster fie* Havw LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Sedan, with 6 cylinder engine, turbo- Start July 7th. 161 South CMS and Blue Cross. Contact TWO FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, 649-S306 39MSI5 72I461S - sliders to large deck and beautiful shop, cottage, 643-2880. ELEGANT dining room table hydramatic transmission, deluxe seat belts, 25 Ross Purple 10-speed ESTABLISHED Real Estate of­ location. Priced to sell at $37,- In-ground swimming pool. Lovely REWEAVING burns, holes. new homes custom built, Satellite Rd., So. Windsor, Multi-Circuits, Inc. 646-4100, 9 $46,900. " Two-family ' ■■ flaflats^ 5-5^ wooded I'/i acre setting. Below Zippers, umbrellas repaired. and chairs, Boston rocker, 26 Schwinn 3-speed to 5 p.m. fice needs full-time licensed 900. remodeled, additions, rec exterior decor group, body side mouldings, Blue Call 528-9366. $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, replacement at $52,500. Window shades, Venetian KITCHEN SET - 50x35 desk, furniture and figurines. radio, power steering, wheel covers, steel 27 Columbia 3-speed personnel, will furnish all the Call STRANT STREET. A con­ ANDOVER — Custom built solid rooms, garages, kitchens Daystrom with extra leaf and Green $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. remodeled, bath tile, cement 633-6026. belted radial white wall tires, Carter Care and 28 Schwinn Blue Reg. CLERK typist - No experience help you need, plus clients to 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- venience plus location. Builder brick Ranch on 2.8 gorgeous acres. four chairs, gray and chrome. start you off, member of the 20x20' fireplaced living room, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ undercoat. STK 3712. 29 Columbia Blue 3-speed PART-TIME liquor store, required. Good salary, paid 900. Philbrick Agency, has renovated kitchen, put on solarium dining room, large eal-ln Mahoney drop leaf dining set, training, plus many benefits. Manchester Board of Realtors tial or commercial. Call 649- Wanted to Buy 49 30 No name Blue Reg. Manchester, two evenings and Realtors, 646-4200. aluminum siding, practically kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, laun­ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 55x36 with extra leaf and four Saturday afternoon, go«i pay Ages 17-35. Enlistment and MLS service, Tedford Real WARREN E. rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, dry, electric eye garage door. Must 4291. chairs, asking $75 each. All in 31 Huffy White 5-speed Estate, 647-9914. be sold — asking $50,000. (far below Removal, pruning, lot clearing, ANTIQUE furniture, old and pleasant work. Please required. Call U. S. Army at 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly spraying. Fully insured. excellent condition, 649-0661. ^3799 32 No name Blue 10-speed 643-9462. ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room replacement). Call Suzanne or Arthur TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY musical instruments, dolls, write box B, Manchester HOWLAND priced, T. J. Crockett, Shorts, 646-3233. Licensed. Free estimates. 33 Schwinn Gold 10-speed Herald. DEMONSTRATORS; Sell Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass Realtors, 643-1577. Carpentry and general contrac­ clocks, statues. Almost 34 Raleigh Realtor - 643-1108 Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. ting. Residential and commer­ FIFTEEN gallon tree sprbyer anything old. Call anytime, 646- Black 5-rpeed MOTHERS HELPER for the name brand toys and gifts doors to large deck and patio, J. WATSON BEACH with Briggs and Stratton motor, 35 Huffy Yellow Reg. summer. Responsible teenager (Fischer-Price, Tonka, Fenton) large living room-dining-room cial. Whether it be a small 1882, 646-2690. ASSISTANT Service manager, MANCHESTER - 6-room Real Estate Co. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) large dog trap, large bird 36 Fugi 10-speed experience preferred, full to assist with four young FREE KIT. Cash commissions with cathdr^l ceilings, 2 Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for­ repair job, a custom built home We think our OK USED CARS White COVENTRY - Spacious eight- 193 East Center St. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, or anything in between, call 646- cages. Call 649-5875. ALL KINDS of old coins, gold, 37 Sears Black 3 -s p ^ ■benefits. Apply in person Mr. children, five days a seek, 9-4. on all parties. Earn $1,000 or fireplaces, walk-out basement mal dining room, large kitchen room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 with built-in bar, 2-car garage^ Manchester • 647-9139 stumps removed, fully insured. 1379. sterling silver, watches, etc., 38 Sears Gold 10-speed Koppelman, Cnorches Motors. Must have own transportation more before Christmas with with pantry, 2-car garage, treed HEPPLEWHITE dining table, Treasure House. Call Miss Jean baths, stone fireplaced living large lot with privacy. $57,(W0. Equal Housing Opportunity Got a tree problem? Well worth 646-5822 after 6 p.m. are the BEST Around 39 Tsunoda Green 10-speed to Forest Hills area, 646-6788. room, family room, den, 2-car yard. $37,9()0. Wolverton Agen­ a phone call. 742-8252. six chairs, Westinghouse collect, 0-491-2100. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, cy Realtors, 649-2813. BUILDING - Remodeling, 40 C.ITOH Black 10-speed OIL BURNER Service Person - garage plus Vk room income washing machine, American must be experienced in residen­ $1,500 - $2,500 cash bonus. U. S. 646-4200. roofing, rec rooms, additions, 41 Schwinn Brown 10-speed apartment. Over acre lot. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, garages. All kinds, carpentry oriental rug, attic TV antennae, tial burners, all benefits, Army Infantry, Artillery and $5.00 HOUR possible part-time. BOLTON - custom built six 643-7924. ' □ R E N T A L S 42 Schwinn Brown 10-speed Merritt Agency, 646-1180. NEW RAISED Ranch- Seven very reasonable work work. For estimates call 649- 72 CHEVROLET $2495 transportation furnished. Call armor. 30 days paid vacation. Showing sample, taking orders room raised ranch, with 22x25 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- 43 Columbia Green Reg. Good salary, paid training, for popular engraved metal generous-sized rooms, 2Vz fireplaced family room, three 1142. Impala Sport Sedan.- V-8 engine, automatic tranemisalon, 529-8M7 between 8 a.m. and 4 CLOSE to Main Street - House 4266. TERRARIUM Sand - 40c per air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, radio. 44 Columbia White 10-speed p.m. for interview. education benefits. Enlistment social security cards. Call toll baths, family room, 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen Lots-Land For Sale 24 Booms lor Bent 52 and large barn, usable both as TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service lb. 14 colors, glass containers 45 Olympia White Reg required. Call U. S. Army at free 1-800-334-0578. fireplaces, 2-car garage, has built-in oven and range, available. Bolton, 643-1814. 74 FORD LTD $3875 residence and business. Ideal aluminum siding, largeurge lot. BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ TWO HANDYMEN will clean, - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ 46 Iverson Green Reg. AUTO MECHANICS - foreign 643-9462. dining room, two-car garage, rake, lime, fertilize, mow, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ S 3 5 9 5 ''■® 8 "9lne, automatic transmission, radio, vinyl] for antique dealer, plumber, This house que"^ qualifieslifie for $2,000 frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 ditions, custom building. No job nished rooms, centrally 74 CHEVELLE v r v w w w steering, very low mileage. f 47 Raleigh Red Reg. car experience preferred, but AVON - Let the kids do the acre lot, Wolverton. Agency maintainance of lawn seasonal. POOL For Sale — 18’x4’ round, housework this summer. Get electrician, etc. Keith Real tax credit. Philbr'Philbrick Agency, Wolverton Agency, Realtors. too small. Free estimates. Over located. Kitchen privileges. Malibu Classic Coupe. V-B engine, automatic transmis­ 48 Huffy White 10-speed will cross-train domestic AIRCRAFT Mechanic - No Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Realtors, 649-2813. Cellars and attics cleaned. all complete, never used. Call sion, power steering and brakes, radio, Landau root. experience required. Good out and meet people, add new Realtors, 646-4200. 649-2813. 25 years’ experience. 643-5769. Parking. Reasonable rates. 70 BEL AIR $1595 49 Astra Green 10-speed experience people, first and se­ Reasonable prices. 643-5305. 646-1753 after 5 p.m. cond shift openings. Apply Ted salary, paid training, plus many interests, earn money selling BOLTON - over an acre of trees Phone 649-2358. 4-Door. 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmission, radio. 50 Columbia Brown 3-speed BOLTON - Six room Ranch, IVz BUILDING LOT - 125’xl22’ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone 174 VEGA $2895 Trudons Volkswagen, 646-2838. benefits. Ages 17-3^ Enlist­ quality products. Interested? and shrubs, included with this 24 FT. X 4 FT. Round pool, I Hatchback Coupe. 4-cyllnder engine, automatic transmis­ 51 Columbia Yellow 10-speed (Jail 523-9401. baths, fireplace, redwood pan­ NEW LISTING Zone A. Call owner, 646-4843. LAWN MOWER sharpening walls, fireplaces, flagstone ment required. Call U.S. Army seven room Cape, up to four and repairing, reel, rotary and Muskin filter, vacuum, etc., SLEEPING ROOM for rent, 272 sion, radio, power steering. • TRUCKS • 52 Rollfast Blue Reg. at 643-9462. eling, wall-to-wall carpeting, LAKEFRONT bedrooms, family room with terraces, concrete repairs, in­ Main Street, Manchester. GROWING BUSINESS Needs full basement. $36,900. Tedford, chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ side anci outside. Reasonably best offer, 646-8765. 53 Guitare Bronze 10-speed You - over twenty-one, for ap­ Business Opportunity 14 fireplace, kitchen includes all Investment Property 25 72 PLYMOUTH $2345 Real Estate, 647-9914. ton, Tecumseh and Kohler priced. 643-0851. PLEASANT furnished light Fury III Sport Sedan. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, 54 Sabre White 3-speed pointm ent call, 456-0271 LAW ENFORCEMENT - No COTTAGE appliances, modestly priced at Homelite pumps and 72ELCAMIN0 $31451 OLD wine press, very good con­ housekeeping room for lady. air conditioning, vinyl root, radio. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio, shell cap. 55 Columbia Blue 3-speed between twelve and six p.m. experience required. Good PACKAGE STORE for sale. Four room cottage on love­ $45,000, Wolverton Agency APARTMENT BUILDING with generators, Stml chain saws COVENTRY-Ranch syle three Realtors, 649-2813. ANY TYPE rem odeling, dition, after 6 p.m., 528-3915,. Utilities included. $75 per 56 Huffy Black Reg. salary, paid training, plus many For more information call F. J. bedroom home, modern ly, quiet Andover Lake. Will attached professional office. parts and service. Pickup and 73 CHEVELLE $3075 benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. Built 1973, centrally located. alterations, carpentry, Frank Pastula, South Windsor. month. Call 647-1193. 74 CHEVROLET $3295[ 57 Rollfast Green Reg. WOMAN TO BABYSIT oc­ kitchen, full-bath, carpeting lot be sold with practically all delivery. Ellington Equipment masonry, and concrete, free es­ Malibu 4-Door. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Vi ton pick-up. 8Vi foot body, 6 cylinder engine, standard | 58 No name casional nights, weekends, etc., ment required. Call U. S. Army COLONIAL - by owner, Three units, consisting of: I steering, air conditioning, power brakes, vinyl roof. transmission, heavy duty clutch, heavy duty rear springs, | Gray 5-speed 125x100 deep, asking $22,750, furnishings. This is a scarce Manchester Green area, large Center, Route 83. 875-5018. timates, Tony Squillacote, 649- HENKIE Ski boots, mens 8 1/2, TWO rooms available, suitable 59 No name 647-1139. 643-9462. Situation Wanted IS Contessa Agency, 742-9833, 742- three bedrooms, living room, rear bumper, radio, undercoat, Thompson cap. Purple Reg. item. We suggest an im­ rooms, fireplace, attached dining room, 1 1/2 baths, 0811. used one season, $20. Also for couple, 303 Woodbridge St. 74 CHEV. IMPALA $3995 60 AMF Red 3 wheel 6505. mediate call. AVAILABLE supervised day Western saddle, $25. After 5, 649-8627. 74 TOYOTA $34951 RECREATION Department - CONSTRUCTION Surveyor - FEMALE college student breezeway and garage, private kitchen with all built-ins. care, with meals tor your elder­ l4-Ooor. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air con- Miscellaneous yard, $41,900, no agents, call Mike, 643-7429. I ditloning, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, radio. Hl-Lux pick-up. 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed trans'misslon | assistant program director full­ No experience required. Good desires housecleaning jobs to MANCHESTER - renovated Jackston Agency, 646-1316. ly relative, while you go to Booling-SIdIng-ChImney 34 with shell cap. Item time, mature person with at salary, paid training plus many BELFIORE AGENCY 649-1546. LARGE furnished room, light finance her education, Cape, new driveway and work, shopping, visit a friend. USED aluminum combination housekeeping privileges, 72 FORD LTD $2495 .No. least a high-senool education, benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ references available. Call Joan, landscaping, low taxes and Call 649-2358 for information. 14-Door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air con- 72 CHEVROLET $3345 Realtors 647-1413 REDWOOD FARMS - large Business Property 26 BIDWELL Home Improvement windows and doors, call for private entrance, parking, with Cheyenne V4 ton plek-up, V-8 engine, automatic transmis-1 61 Big Wheel (2) ability to work with elderly and ment required. Call U. S. Army 643-8853. heat, perfect starter home, I ditloning, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, radio. 643-9462. eight room aluminum-sided Co. Expert installation of sizes, one 19 inch girls bike, one or without pool. 643-62M, 649- Sion, air conditioning, AM/FM radio, power steering, 62 Toboggan (2) convalescent patients, must $33,900,Larry Giglio Broker, CONTEMPORARY Raised COLLEGE BOY Will do yard aluminum siding, gutters and power brakes, with camper cap. have own transportation, apply Colonial, four bedrooms, 2-1/2 23 inch girls bike, excellent con­ 0358. 3 VOLKSWAGEN $2495 63 Sleds (2) STRONG young man call 646-7378 or 649-8105. Ranch- Large, modern kitchen baths, paneled doors, formal work - has several years of trims. Roofing installation and dition, $^20 each, 649-6706. in person. East Hartford Con­ specializes in lawn mowing, experience and most equipment I Bug 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission, radio, low 74 TOYOTA $3195 64 Green thermos chest with pantry, formal dining dining and living rooms with repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. MAI^HESTER - Clean room, I mileage. valescent Home, 745 Main St., garage cleaning and painting. VERNON-ROCKVILLE, Oak room with built-ins, living room including truck, mower and Hl-Lux pick-up, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, 65 .Chrome thermaster chef East Hartford. MARTY’S wall-to-wall wool carpeting, TELEVISION and stereo table, bus line, $25. weekly. Security. radio. Billy, 646-2999. and Prospect Sts., two-familv, wit h cathedral ceiling and first floor family room with chain saw, etc., call after 6 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, dresser with mirror, single Gentleman preferred. Keys, '4 NOVA COUPE $3145 66 Green room rug ADULT WDRLD six and six plus three, city p.m., 649-3761. 75 BLAZER $5495 67 Black tool box fieldstone fireplace from floor large floor to ceiling fireplace, roofing, storm windows, aw­ dresser, lazy Boy recliner. Call Real Estate 528-9081. I 6-cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio, power FULL-TIME RN for doctor’s Help Wanted COLLEGE GIRLS water and sewers, separate fur­ to ceiling, redwood paneling, nings. Quality workmanship, I steering. 4-wheel drive, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, 68 Green tool box w/tapes office, occasional Saturday slate foyer, heated basement, 643-9687. auxiliary top, rear seat, power steering, power brakes, 18 OR OLDER specializing in dinner parties. naces, fine condition, good in­ four bedrooms, 2 full baths, two-car garage, screened porch PROFESSIONAL floor care free estimates. Fully insured. LARGE, spacious room, $20 per 69 Blue suitcase mornings, to start immediate­ Will provide cleaning before come $41,900. Contessa Agency, large family room with and carpet shampooing. Free 872-9187, 649-3417. 4 CHEVROLET $3745 radio, special paint, gauges, upper and lower moldings, ly, Send Resume to Box N, Come be one of Marty’s and many extras, $61,900, GOLF CART, $15; baby carry week, with kitchen privileges, j Impala Custom Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic transmis­ bright metal hub caps, very low mileage. 70 Plaid suitcase Masseuses.' Earn high in­ and after and serving. Always a 742-98-33, 742-6505. fireplace, den or library, 5 estimates, excellent rates, call all $3; hairdryer, Dormeyer, $4. $25 per week, call 646-3409. Manchester Herald. neat appearance. Reasonable, Beechler-Tanguay, 646-2212, Wiggins Maintenance Service. sion, vinyl roof. 71 Guitar case come, company benefits. Free sliding glass doors, 2 large 649-8678. ROOFING - Specializing Call 643-5540 anytime.. 74 CHEV. VAN $4295 Nina 646-2999. PRICED TO Sell Fast - $31,500 646-1642. repairing roofs, new roofs, 72 Tennis racquets (2) training program. Apply at 75 decks, 2-car garaae, large lot. Apartments For Bent 53 72 MAVERICK $2345 HI Cube, 10 loot, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, AGGRESSIVE inature person buys this four bedroom Ranch, $68,500. Philbrick Agency, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned power steering, very low mileage. 73 Set Golf clubs for counter sales at Manchester Union Street, Rockville, 10 RIDING MOWER, stainless 12-Door Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio. 74 Fire extinguishers (2) WILL BABYSIT for working single car garage, large, lovely Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER CARPET installation - residen­ and repaired. 30 years steel electric built-in, oven and Green store, ^bnday - Satur­ A.M. to 5 P.M. mothers, children any age, call backyard. Jackston Agency 646- Getting things moving is our tial and commercial, carpet NEWER Three-bedroom 75 Rack for bike experience. Free estimates. surface, mangle, miscellaneous day, 12-5:30 p.m. Apply in per­ 643-1715. 1316, 649-8782. DWNER SAYS “SELL” business. We take pride in repairs - van upholstered, 643- Howley, 643-5361. Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, I WE’VE BEEN SELLING AND SERVING THE GREATER HARTFORD AREA FOR 76 Folding chair PORTER STREET area - furniture. 633-6026. all appliances. $260 monthly. son, Swiss All Fabric Service, Raised Ranch ready for four bedroom Colonial on our effective handling of real 9758. OVER 3 8 YEARS. STOP IN, LOOK US OVER, AND MEET OUR PEOPLE. 77 Tire & rim - new - 5.60-15 10 Harlow Street, Rockville. Hollister St. Foyer, front to Frechette & Martin, Inc., decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad­ estate purchases, sales and ROOFING - Installation and AIR CONDITIONER - 6,000 78 Chrome rims (2) NEW LISTING back living room with PAPER HANGING Expert. Realtors, 646-4144. THEY MAKE THE DIFFERENCE!! ATTENTION Demonstrators - □ EDUCATION Elegant Elwood Road vantage of the $2,000. tax credit leases. Call us at 646-4040 repairs, gutters, storm win­ B.T.U. window unit, excellent COMMUNICATIONS Equip­ and buy this home. 120 by 200 fireplace, dining room, Your average paper, in average dows, doors. Experienced Town of Manchester surplus Toys and Gifts. Work now thru Majestic Tree-surrounded and get your deal moving. condition, double burial plot. VERNON-three room apart­ Item ment Operator - No experience December. Free Sample Kit. foot lot, seven room home with kitchen, screened porch, room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- quality workmanship. Fully in­ Colonial in one of Rose Hill Park, call 649-1244 ment in modern four-family, No. required. Good salary, paid No experience needed. Call or Private Instructions 18 2 1/2 baths, and a sunny delight­ aluminum siding, huge treed 3864. sured. Free estimates. after 6 p.m., weekdays, all day training, plus many benefits. Manchester’s premier areas. Rick convenient to shopping and 1-86, 79 1964 Dodge 4-door sedan write Santa’s Parties, Avon, ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well lot. Price reduced to $42,900. Saturday. $155 per month includes heat, Ages 17-35. Enlistment Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. WOMAN piano teacher at Pine Front to back livipg room, worth it. And, we will take your JANITORIAL and Cleaning Burnett, 646-30 CHEVROLET 80 1968 Dodge 2-door sedan (former Police cruiser) required. Call U.S. Army at 643- Ridge' Village, now taking Service — Serving Manchester hot water, appliances, parking Also Booking Parties. delightfully private screened home in trade. T. J. Crockett, GORAAAN Building Supplies 42 and storage, 646-1510, 649-0304. J 81 1967 Dodge Coronet 2-door sedan (former Police cruiser) 9462. students all ages from 6 years porch. Lovely rear yard. Realtors, 643-1577. Edmund Gorman Agency area for 18 years. 643-5747. 82 Heyer electric spirit duplicator Heating-Plumbing 35 ORGANIST and Choir Director and up. $3. per half hour. 646- Gracious living at a sur­ Commercial and Industrial BOLTON NOTCH Quarry - wall TELEPHONE Lineman - No Real Estate Brokers CELLARS, attics and garages THREE ROOMS, with heat and ORTER 83 Ditto electric spirit duplicator for the First Congregational 3968. BENTON STREET - large six prisingly moderate price tag. REAL ESTATE CENTER Serving Central Connecticut BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ stone, fireplace stone, appliances, no pets, centrally 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 84 Communicator wet process copy machine experience required. Good Church of Coventry, electric room Colonial in the center of cleaned. Lawns mowed, leaves salary, paid training, plus many Call now! town. Big porches, garage, 04 6-41 44 604 Middle Turnpike East raked. Any odd jobs completed bing - All heating and plumbing flagstone, and field stone, we located, available now. Securi­ Open Evenings 'til 9 - Thursdays ’til 6 — Saturdays ’Ul 5 85 Burroughs 4-Function Calculator Allen organ, full 32 pedal CERTIFIED Teacher - M.S. Manchester, Connecticut deliver, 643-4683 or 649-3163, benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ Degree, will tutor reading, fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid for reasonable rates. Call 646- repairs plus remodeling. Call ty deposit required. Call after keyboard, write to Mrs, Fred BELFIORE AGENCY realm SMAimK lie, ReiRori anytime. one, 643-2384 or 647-9660. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ment required. Call U. S. Army Rose Box 463, RFD 3, Coventry math. First-sixth grades. 568- thirties. T. J. Crockett, 7786. 643-1496. Robert B. Weiss, General Manager at 643-9462. or call 742-6115 after 4:30. 8075 after 3:30 p.m. Realtors 647-1413 Realtors, 643-1577. t f I’AGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.j^ June 16, 1975 M a n c h e s t e r EVEN IN G h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 16, 1975 — PAG E TW ENTY-TH REE BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rant 53 Apartments For Rent S3 MotoVcVc^VsVBVcyc/M...... M Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE I I p e A U ^ fJ o A 011^ FIVE ROOMS - first floor, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all YAM AH A 1973 - SLIOO, best P O O K , nd speeds. offer. Call 643-9615. CtF? Cf^EDtr a PETUNIA, WHAT I MADE IT ALL THE WAV' middleage couple, stove, VILUGER APARTMENTS makes, models anc NO, I D O M T CAR E ABOUt TOH, COMB ON- V HURRY UP AN^ HOW NICE TO SEE refrigerator, garage and heat, p>O\/^fJ~At0P'OUT} IH A I^ 0 P 0 A P C W X dealers. p o L /c r a C A S H / HAPPENED ? HERE FROM FIFTH AND LISTEN, you DINING Five-room townhouse apart­ Peugeot,’ Raleigh GOIM’ TO THE MU5EU/A- J SOP UPA LITTLE j SETTLE TH'ARSU- YOU SHOPPING IN no pets, call 643-5555. ffJ /MY"PAP.' Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649 ELM ON A FLAT TIRE / COME IN A N ' W E 'L L r— Y CU LTU R E FOR //V4EWT-1 CAN'T WAIT t a b l e b a r n a c l e , IF..WE WE’RE ment, 1'/i tiled baths, 2 air- GARAGE th e c a t a l o g : i 2098. Campers-Trallers ARENT yo «!m WATCH CARTOONS j-/ A CHANOE.'WHO \ TO FINPOUT IF DON'T CUT EXPENSES SOON ALREADY conditioners, wall-to-wall lA/HV' 65 PROUD- FOUR ROOM apartment, full Mobile Homes ONTH' TUBE' W EEPS CARTOONS ) I’M GONNA WIND PRESUME OUR T his "l it t l e v e n t u r e " RACKED OF ME? '^UP A BOOB,OR < size kitchen, self cleaning carpeting, full basement, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE? 4 l it t le WILL MAKE THIS EPSEL IN AN intellectual .' stove, refrigerator, spacious heat, hot water, appliances. lowest rates available. FOR SALE - Ideal vacation FINANCIAL LOOK l ik e a s u c c e s s T igh ter cabinets and closets. Heat, hot Adults only, no pets. Immediate binding. Exclusive vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel r r VENTUR E IS STORY.' THAN A water, laundry facilities, adults NETRA Agent. C larke In- trailer, excellent condition. PROSPERING PLACE- 649-7620 Hardly used. Fully self- preferred. Lease and security ' surance Agency, 643-1126. L'. AGAIN? KICKERiS deposit. No pets. $230. 643-4884. contained, sleeps 8. Four- I'M PRICING P A ^ burner stove, 20 gallon propane TOES.' MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - BUNK BEDS.' tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- NICE FURNISHED three room M AN CH ESTER - three room 6*/4> for the past 10 years we have MAVBE WE CAN I I L -VV e^lass windows, red/white/blue apartment, wall-to-wall carpet, furnished apartment, heated, been the leading agencv in the BALANCE THE all utilities included, $190, no central location, $150 monthly. area insuring motorcycles. Get Colonial decor. Price includes: hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, B U D G E T BY pets, adults only, security Security. Call after 6 p.m., 875- ••• our rates before you “ rev” up. T a k i n g in deposit required, call 643-9678. Apartments For Rent 53 Resort Property Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale ^ 61 Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-157^ mirrors, break-away brakes, 3503. /V10RE For Rent 56 and, if needed, electric brakes MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD off car. Call 875-7782. .1/ BOARDERS SIX large room duplex, ROCKVILLE - three room 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, dune 1968 TOYOTA Corona hardtop, 10-SPEED C-Itoh touring secluded back yard, just apartment with heat, hot water, CAPE COD - Chatham, automatic, air, a real gas bicylce. Superior Quality, with ------^ buggy, $500 invested, asking TRAVEL tra ile r 28’, self- OH NO, DAD... redone, convenient location, stove, refrigerator, $145, adults available June 21-June 28, cot­ saver, good condition, $650, 646- precisioned gears. Durable and THE PROBLE/V^ IS OUR /VMCKEY IS A Y a n d YOU'RE A PRESIDENTIAL $150. Call 647-9895 after 6. contained, twin beds, air- NOTHING LIKE DIFFERENT LIFE STYLES., HARD WORKING $190. Security, references. 649- only, ideal for single person, no tage near all beaches, sleeps 1777, 9-5 p.m. in excellent condition. $90. Call you EXPECT TO HAVE MILLIONAIRE'S conditioned, full bath, will THAT. SHE'S A AND I SHOULD HAVE DETECTIVE... DAUGHTER. IT 4679. pets, parking for one car, VILUetAPTS. six, 643-1073. 646-1789. A PROBLEAA WITH VERY SWEET 1967 PONTIAC Bonneville, sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. REALIZED IT SOONER. HE SUPPORTS HAS HAPPENED security deposit required, call ■MANCHESTER 1971 BUICK Skylark, four door, /VMCKEY'S /VtOTHER? PERSON, y excellent condition, factory-air, Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, HIS /MOTHER. h. BEFORE. THREE ROOM apartment, 643-%78. power steering, brakes and air conditioned, excellent con­ 1974 HONDA - CL 200, excellent S o m e t h in g Wanted to Rent 57 take 44, 5 miles east to Moose NEW To heat, appliances, near bus line, vinyl roof. $650. 649-2536. dition, 649-1222 or 646-2482. condition, very low mileage, 649-9021. One and twcr bedrooms: $850 or best offer, call after Meadow Road, West WORRY 474 MAIN ST R EET - Second APARTMENT for newly I Near schools, churches 5:30, 649-2198. Willington, Conn. 4-/6 ABOUT= floor, three rooms, heated, arrived Vietnamese family, Trutica for Sale 62 h e r o e s a r e m a p e -mot born MANCHESTER — available and shopping center, on I ) 1975 by HtA, Inc. T M Rn U S Pit Mt S-/S parking, security, $160. Phone three bedrooms, nice Wrff M w r 1970 NIMROD RIVERIA hard­ immediately, three furnished 1947 C H E V Y % ton stake body. 1971 HONDA 350, semi chopper, 646-2426, 9-5. bus line. Call ahytime neighborhood, close to stores, top tent trailer, sleeps five, MI TT AND JEFF rooms, $175, 646-2699. JUNK CARS Powerful five speed transmis­ excellent running condition, BUD FISHER low rent, 646-1233 Ext. 26 during $600. Seen at 145 Adams Street, dinette, awning, good value, FIRST FLOOR - five room flat, sion. Good tires. Built-up HELLO, MUTT. W E'RE TRYING TO MANCHESTER - available 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 business hours. rear, second floor. $475, 649-8746. SUPPOSE THEN WE all appliances, fully carpeted, WANTED springs. 643-2880. DETERMINE IF THE immediately, five rooms, first I'(V\ HERE TO I DON'T T R Y THE basement storage with washer 3 OR 4 Bedroom house or apart­ WE WILL PAY UP TO 1972 VW pop-top camper, SELL YOU MV SOFT SELL IS BEST floor, $140, 646-2699. M Y LOSS is your gain, rolled 1972 HONDA SI 350, low FALL FOR and dryer connections. ment to rent, 5 well behaved $100 excellent condition, Michelin COMPANY'S SO I'M USING THE HARD! over 1973 land rover, excellent mileage, excellent condition, VOUR_^SOFT Convenient to school and shop­ children and 2 adults. Good FOR YOUR JUNK CAR tires, AM -FM radio, call after PRODUCT! SOFT APPROACH! MANCHESTER - Gracious two ping. Call Mr. Peterman, 646- M AN CH ESTER - Deluxe two running gear, 13,000 miles, best extras, must be seen, call 646- bedroom Townhouse, in a references. Call 643-7579. Depending on Year and 6, 646-4165. Approach? 2912, 649-9404. bedroom townhouse, private offer, 649-9712. 1838. prestigious area. Formal Model entrances and patio, full base­ D E LIV E R Y VAN, converted to PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VKRMEER dining[, private patio and en­ F R E E T O W 1974 TOYOTA Hi-lux. Radio, TF ment, includes heat, □ AUTOMOTIVE 27” M E N ’S 10-speed bike, $50. camper, paneling, carpeting, trances, full basement. MANCHESTER - Unusual qne appliances, carpeting and pool, SAME DAY SERVICE cap, radials, 8,000 miles, Call after 5, 649-8484. FOR A ROAST? bedroom Townhouse, private idts of room, and more, ‘must Includes heat, appliances, and $265, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, PLEASE CALL FOR excellent condition. 646-2964. THAT’S TERRIBLE.y air-conditioning. 1 1/2 baths, entrances and patio, full base­ see’. Call 646-7286, or 646-5152 646-1021, 643-4535. Autos For Sale 61 CURRENT PRICE LISTS dog or cat permitted up to 20 ment, includes heat, SUZUKI, 250, yellow, X 6, after 5. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522-1104 Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 hustler, 1972. Excellent condi­ lbs. $300 per month. Paul W. appliances, carpeting and pool. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Homes for Rent 54 after 5 p.m. 247-0910 tion. In storage two years, low 1974 SCAMPER - Fully liUii Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or $245 per month. P a u l W. Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1968 SUZUKI 55cc, $75. Call mileage, best offer. 649-7389 or equipped, never used, sleeps 8. 643-4535. Dougan. Realtor, 646-1021, or Honest Douglas accepts lowest ALLIED SINGLE FAMILY - Five room after 5, 649-8484. 643-6832. 649-9026. Ace . 643-4535. Trsdt Mark Kegiiltrad' SALES down, smallest payments. SCRAP METALS A__M4080 a A p r i n k . 26 Mohammedan 20 Constellation 31 Rushes of 48 Man’s wheel covers Brougham, name 21 Death struggle wind nickname (pi.) STK 5M22. STA R GA*ER!*V By CLAY R. 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I» 4 Romanian _ DILLON FORD 29 Core 59 Off 89 New river 55 56 MAR. 20 F Jias a better idea 319 Mai" Street, Manchester 643-2145 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 flv/W SIFT. 22 30 Be 60 On 90 Fields 5 Fix - 11 14-19-26-31 (V^innoft Adverse ^ N c u tn l 34-36-51-53/^43' .^48-76^-81 T lIU ^ ^ '^ 73-77-78 I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I I>ACK TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cohn., Mon.. June 16. 1975 \t'£ . Seven Killed In Weekend Mishaps Boys Have Much in Common ■■ if \ M p - -lit/ United Press International don, drowned Saturday at 6:10 at about 8:40 p.m. Saturday by COURT CASES •W p.m. when his canoe overturned Robert Johnson of Thrall Road. ■.4 ,- *' n \ At least seven persons were in the Lond Pond section of Police said Armstrong ap­ killed and five injured over the Montville. He was pronounced parently drowned. v Including Tfagic Illnesses weekend in Connecticut mis­ dead at the Pequot Medical and operating an unregistered haps, which included three Center in Groton. A friend in A Wingdale, N.Y., man was COMMON PLEAS COURT drownings and the state’s 15th Geographical Area 12 motor vehicle, nolled. the canoe swam to shore, charged with reckless driving By MAL BARLOW His moTher, Mrs. Sharon Chapman, took motorcycle fatality of the year. the front of his head and it must have East Hartford Session • Rudolph L. Moran, 30, of authorities said. and leaving the scene of an ac­ Two Manchester boys share a great deal him to doctors who found he had a tumor Robert Hilton, 22, of affected the optic nerve, said his mother, Dispositions last week in­ Hartford, intoxication, $20, and The body of Thomas Brown, cident in New Milford which in common, including the same tragedy. in the back of his head. Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson. Simsbury, was killed near mid­ first-degree criminal trespass,, 36, of Waterford, a reporter for resulted in the death of Walter Scott Chapman, 7, of 32 Oak St. is a stu­ Scott entered St. Francis Hospital in cluded: night Saturday when the motor­ Early in April, Bob went to the Boston • Lawrence Sherman, 18, of nolled. the Norwich Bulletin, was Spedding, 19, of New Milford. dent at Nathan Hale School in Unit B. Hartford in late April. On April 28 he had cycle he was driving on West Children’s Hospital. Surgeons there soon 92 Rhonda Dr., South Windsor, • Roy A. Ghislain, 20, of recovered early Saturday from Mark Tilton is his main teacher. his first operation as doctors attempted to Police said Edward Morgan- began an operation but discovered Hartford, operating under ^ulevard in Hartford collided the Thames River. Police said Bob Wilkinson, 9, of 35 Glenwood St. is remove a large, but benign tumor. third-degree burglary, one year with another motorcycle driven removing the tumor might badly damage suspension, $200, operating Brown was driving at a high teen, 20, told them he had been also in Unit B. ’Tilton is his teacher. Due to its size and location, the doctors in jail. by Marshall Denning, 18, of dazed by the crash about mid­ the optic nerve. The sentence was suspended without a helmet, $10, and rate of speed late Friday or ear­ Both boys have brain tumors which have told Mrs. Chapman they did not get it all. They stopped the surgery, closed up the West Hartford. Denning was in night Friday and he had been and he was placed on probation failure to obey optical restric­ ly Saturday when his car failed damaged them, especially their eyes. They did a second operation May 7 which incision, and made plans for radiation stable condition at Hartford wandering around nearby for two years. A condition of the tion, $25. to make a curve and \vent Both boys were diagnosed at about the got more of the tumor. therapy, Mrs. Wilkinson said.^ • Robert C. Sandals, 55, of 53 Hospital suffering from a frac­ through a stone wall and into woods for 12 hours when he was Y; sapoB-litlie^roughly this winter and early probation was that Sherman get 4 But some had to be left. It was in areas The therapy has gone on for many weeks tured leg and bruises. Waranoke Rd., reckless driving the river. arrested outside a motel. spring. ) too easily damaged. . into an alcoholic treatment Mrs. Susan Williams, of now. reduced to failure to obey stop Two boys who had gone Both boys have undergone extensive sur­ Scott bounced back after the first sur­ program. Avon, drowned Saturday at “His eye sight is returning a bit,” Mrs. sign, $20. fishing spotted the car about 5 gery without completely satisfactory gery. He looked strong and in good spirits. His charge stems from the about 7:30 p.m. while swim­ Wilkinson said. break into a South Windsor • Ronald G. Tweedie, 17, of Carnival Scene at Parkade a.m., but they didn’t see the MSm results. The second surgery hit Scott much Mrs. Wilkinson has been staying in 32 Church St., taking a motor ming only 15 feet from a beach body until half an hour later Y .... And both boys are still in their respec­ harder. He suffered high fevers and could package store May 4. in Highland Lake, Winsted, OPEN ALL DAY Boston most of the time. For the last vehicle without the owner's Two generations of Colemans — Richard Coleman (left) and his son Bob (right) — get when the sun came up, police tive hospitals. They are being given, or not focus his eyes, his mother said. • Chester Drouin, 26, of East police said. Her body was found SUNDAY several weekends, Bobby has come home V> V ■ • • ■ ■ *. > ■ •' • *- •' ^ ; 1;' • V*' permission, $50. said. will soon be given, radiation treatments. He needed weeks to reach a stable con­ Hartford, third-degree together with Michael Dworkin, president of the Parkade Merchants Association, before 30 minutes after she dis­ with her to be with his family. • Paul Yale, 18, of 80 Church The body of George His Head Hurt dition, his doctors said. burglary, one year in jail. the opening of Coleman Bros. Shows at the Parkade today. The show, featuring 30 rides, appeared off Resha Beach, “The doctors feel very confident, they St., and Michael Grady, 16, of 51 Armstrong, 21, of Danvers, Scott was a friendly, polite boy in Unit B Bob Could Not Read Drouin's case stems from the runs today through Sunday as part of the Parkade's “Midway Days” promotion. The rides police said. A R T H U r m U G tell me. We’re all crossing our fingers.” Tanner St., both charged with Mass., was found in Ogden earlier this year, Tilton said. Bob was losing his eye sight this year. same incident as Sherman's. start at 3 p.m. weekdays and at noon next weekend. (Herald photo by Dunn) Daryl Jones, 22 of New Lon­ Young Courage Robert WilkinsA. (A school picture His sentence, was also second-degree larceny and Brook on Thrall Road in Vernon He had trouble reading and he suffered He had trouble reading. Mrs. Chapman, who sits with Scott each taken earlier this year.) suspended and he was placed on third-degree burglary, all headaches. Doctors determined he had a tumor in (See Page Sixteen) probation for two years on con­ charges dismissed. dition he accept a drug treat­ The charges stem from the Nov. 29 theft of a two vehicles r c c i r - *5 cl ment program. PRINCE GEISHA 1 • Napoleon Daignault. 50, of from the Manchester Bus Ser­ I MINUTE MAID GOLD MEDAL ^ 47 Myrtle St., being found in­ vice on Glen Rd. The buses THIN SPAGHETTI I I SOLID WHITE 100'o FLORIDA Scott Chapman in St. Francis Hospital with his mother, Mrs. Sharon toxicated and breach of peace, were recovered in East Hamp­ I Chapman. (Herald photo hy Barlow) nolled (not prosecuted). ton. OR ELBOW MACARONI I TUNA ORANGE JUlOE FLOUR • April A. Fentiman, 17, of • Mark E. Baldyga, 18, of 1 LB. PKG. I IN WATER ■ 7 OZ. CAN U OZ. CAN East Hartford, fourth-degree 1261 Pleasant Valley Rd., South $ LB. BAG MITH PURCHASE OP IS 00 OR I WITH PURCHASE OP IS 00 OR WITH PURCHASE OP tS 00 OR W ITH P U R C H A S E O P tS.OO OM Windsor, third-degree criminal MORE ANO THIS COUPON AT iHanrtiefitpr i u f ntnn Meralb larceny, nolled. VORE ANO THIS COUPON AT C! MORI AND VHIS COUPON AT MORE ANO THIS COUPON AT I POOD MART GOOD THRU SAT.. mischief, nolled. POOD MART GOOD THRU SAT. POOD MART GOOD THRU SAT., PO O D M A R T . G O O D T H R U S A T ., • Paul M. Picard. 17, of 80 JUNE 21 LIMIT ONE PKG JUNE 21 LIMIT ONE CAN ONE JU NIII. LIMIT ONE CAN ONE JUNE2I.LIMITONE SLB. BAG I COUPON PER CUSTOMER. John J. Drobiak Dies • Robert Bartholomew Jr., ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER COUPON PER CUSTOMER. Hilton Dr., South Windsor, 29 39 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. « 17. of Enfield, disorderly con­ 59 Mancheater—A City of Village Charm third-degree criminal trespass, I. J L 49 J PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS nolled. duct. $20, and breach of peace, • Thomas Ferrer. 18, of 35 nolled. From Accident Injuries MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 219 Glenwood St., second-degree • Julius Cobb Jr., 26, of East ONE PEPPER OR A P00ND...0NE APPLE OR A 00ZEN...“ PICK YOUR OWN” AT FOOO MART! SIXTEEN PAGES burglary reduced to breach of Hartford, third-degree assault, John J. Drobiak, 56, of 78 Foxcroft Dr. side and struck the house with its roof. peace, 30 days in jail with $50. died at about 10:30 p.m. Monday in Manchester, Eighth District and Town execution suspended. He was • Julius Mucker, 58, and Ellie Manchester Memorial Hospital several firemen extracted Drobiak within 10 placed on probation for six Fogarty, 36, both of 428 W. Mid­ CRISP FIRM CALIFORNIA hours after he was involved in a one-car minutes. Although the town’s special acci­ months. dle Tpke., breach of peace, both SWEET CALIFORNIA crash on W. Middle Tpke. dent tool, the “jaws of life,” was brought The charges of breach of charges nolled. The exact cause of death has not been to the scene, it was not needed. Gov. Grasso Ford Promises Business peace and intoxication from a • Anita M. Jones, 38, of 70 ICEBERG given. The body was taken today to the Police said Drobiak appeared to be suf­ separate incident were both Union St., Rockville, and University of Connecticut Health Center fering from chest injuries, head nolled. Margaret Tomkunas, 52, of 10, in Farmington for a post mortem, a lacerations, and a possible broken ankle. May Veto • Frank M. Young, 34, of N. Park St., Rockville, third- LEITUCE hospital official said. Manchester Ambulance took him to MMH. Hartford, third-degree degree criminal mischief, LARGE HEADS Police gave the following description of He was admitted with chest injuries and nolled for both, and breach of the accident: multiple abrasions, a hospital spokesman Bonding Bill Relief from Red Tape burglary, plea of guilty. His case was continued to peace, $25 for both. The car driven west by Drobiak on W. said. June 26 and a pre-sentence in­ • Midge Jurewicz, 35, of 14 s&w LARGE SIZE Middle Tpke. at 7:17 p.m. suddenly turned The 1968 Pontiac two-door hardtop was WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford said he is determined to review new Federal Paperwork Commission vestigation ordered. The charge Knox St., breach of peace, FRESH FLORIDA sharply left for no apparent reason. termed a total wreck by police. ST. ANDREWS, N.B. (UPI) - Ford, asserting his strong belief in the every proposed government action “in created by Congress to reduce the flow of of second-degree larceny in the nolled. BAKED PEA It crossed the eastbound lane, jumped The shrubs and lawn at 70 W. Middle Connecticut Gov. Ella T. Grasso free enterprise system, promised today to light of what it will do to free competition federal forms and documents. same case was nolled. • Gloria C. Lajoy, 45, of 9 YELLOW the curb, and struck a tree in front of 70 W. Tpke. were torn up. The drain pipe on the says she's leaning toward rejec­ release small business “from the shackles and individual liberty.” —A meeting next week with con­ • James F. McCormick, 44, Eldridge St., disorderly con­ Middle Tpke. opposite Oxford St. house was bent but the house was not tion of a controversial measure of federal red tape" and unfair “I want small business released from gressmen to set legislative priorities on of 148 Park St., operating a duct, nolled. BEAN The car then flipped onto the driver’s damaged. giving municipalities in her state regulations. the shackles of federal red tape,” he said. eliminating business regulations. Ford In a speech prepared for the National motor vehicle while license • Pamela Micoletti, 19, of EXTRA LARE LARGE - FRESH SWEET CORN / l i c e are still investigating the acci­ vast powers to issue bonds for ur­ “I want to end unnecessary, unfair and un­ also will meet commissioners of 10 in­ suspended, $100 erased, misuse East Hartford, third-degree dent and their report is not complete. ban renewal projects. Federation of Independent Business con­ clear regulations — and needless dependent regulatory agencies on the need Mr. Drobiak was born June 27, 1918 in ference, Ford also declared “the worst of marker plates. $15 erased. larceny, $35. LARGE C ZBA Denies Bid Mrs. Grasso, here for a con­ paperwork.” to improve regulation and procedures. DOLE PINEAPPLES EARS West Warren, Mass., son of the late ference of New England gover­ recession since the 1930s is coming to an At last count, more than 5,000 federal —Establishment of a White House group VINE RIPENED To Split Home Lot Joseph and Katherine Michalska Drobiak, nors and premiers of eastern end.” forms were being sent out from to work with Congress and the agencies in FOOD CLUB - IN -. PORE FLORIDA _ _ and had lived in Manchester for 20 years. Canadian provinces, said if she “Some indicators will continue Washington, Ford said: “America is being this area. Jergen's Soap 10' He was employed as a master mechanic at depressed for a few months because they —Continued use of veto powers “to stem 5 By DOUG BEVINS vetoes the bill, she will ask the buried by an avalanche of paper.” LARGE HONEVDEWS Orange Juice 89‘ Burned Woman Dies; GALLON FRESH LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA Pratt and Whitney Division of United Connecticut Legislature to ap­ record only what is past,” he said. “But I The President said he has “started a the escalation of federal programs and Wisk Detergent CONTAINER ‘ 3.99 A High St. property owner’s request to prove a more acceptable version. am confident that we are at the bottom of process of regulation reform” to restore a agencies.” r a ■ * O R E A T F O A t* divide his lot and build another house was (See Page Sixteen) Red Breast Salmon j*.*orCANS '1.29 STRAWBERRIES It. crilies, including the the economic slide and we will soon be on healthy business climate, including these The remarks were Ford’s strongest on Man To Be Arraigned Fresh Limes » ....5 denied Monday night by Manchester’s our way up.” record on curtailing federal authority over PRINCE PINT League of Women Voters and a steps; « . - MEAT OH UOI. .Q, Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA). Spaghetti Sauce meatless jar 49 EACH BOX number of taxpayers groups, —Appointment today of members to the business. 1C ZBA members decided there was no On Murder Charges have said the measure gives towns He said businessmen, watching the 50COUNT CQc 7 OZ. REFILL legal hardship proven, other than finan­ Solo Cups P A C K A G E 3 0 WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYIE Dill Scheel Says so many powers it's an invitation “fantastic pace” of government spending, ceined when they spotted him U& GOVERIIMBIT MSPECIB) cial, after three neighbors opposed the to unscrupulous politicians and “foresee an end to individual initiative in MERIDEN (UPI) - IMPORTED JARLSBURO application by John and Mary Lenowicz of Witnesses said a man threw playing with gasoline in their , DOMESTIC GRADE "A" FRESH U.Sa-European land developers. American life, a government turned into back yard FOOD CLUB S w is s 45 High St. Mrs. Grasso said if she vetoes an instrument of philanthropic collec­ gasoline on an elderly widow, Lenowicz told the ZBA in a short public set her afire and watched her Friday before the attack on HAM it, the more acceptable version tivism ... a prospect of productive citizens Mrs. Bowen. "Mark wanted to CHEESE UPMAN MAINE hearing that he wanted to divide his over­ Ties Stronger required by law to support a growing burning. CUT GREEN WITH ISOLATED PROTEIN would be taken up at a special ses­ go back to the hospital but his size house lot into two lots, but the two sion of the legislature. The law­ number of non-productive citizens.” Mark Harrington. 22, was to proposed lots would be smaller than NEWS CAPSULES be arraigned today for her doctor said he wouldn’t commit WASHINGTON (UPI) - West German makers, who went home early this He decried collectivism, a term he has him^’’ one relative said. required. President Walter &heel told a joint ses­ month, are expected to return not used before in public remarks. murder. Authorities said he had ?.l .79 Opponents said lots in the Residence B Meriden detective John W. !1.89 sion of Congress today recent world events A responsible society must help certain WHOU soon to consider her vetoes. a history of commitments to a Roberts said Harrington and Zone area are already too small and the —inferring the Indochina debacle —have Reporters Balk premier of New Brunswick, as soon as individuals do what they cannot achieve mental hospital. MUENSTER CHEESE *1.59 The governor rejected a possible to seriously discuss the so-called Mrs. Bowers had not met C A N S $ streets are too narrow. They said the strengthened rather than weakened U.S. proposal by Hartford City Coun­ LISBON (UPI) — Journalists from the alone. Ford said. But that is “a far cry "My God, I don't even know newspaper Republica today crowded in Passamaquoddy Project. Hatfield told the before the assault, and I n v c A I C h a n d i < $ 4 4 Q proposed lot couldn’t handle a two-family ties with Europe. cil Chairman Nicholas Carbone, from the runaway spending that confines him," screamed Mrs. Bertha L U A O M L t ORALASKAN SLICED LB 1*19 house as planned by Lenowicz and they front of the paper’s front door to prevent third annual conference of the Naw "Lillian'' Bowen, 71, as her Harrington apparently had no In the rare address by a foreign leader the bill's top supporter, who government to no boundary, undermines rational motive for it. SMOKED SABLE PIECES ^^<>89^ asked the ZBA to limit construction to a to the nation’s lawmakers, Scheel also Communist-led workers from reopening England governors and five eastern Cana­ individual incentive ... and destroys the body was engulfed in flames. Vlasic Kosher Spears » oz. jar 49' asked her to sign the measure "It was just a crazy, isolated single-family dwelling if approved. called for long term American-European the offices. dian premiers he also was ready for such balance between private and public sec­ She died at Yale-New Haven DEVILED HAM CORNED BEEF CHICKEN quickly and amend it later. BEEF BOLOGNA c. M.19 The opponents were Miss Mary Roach of The reporters said they wanted to meet discussions. tors of American life.” Hospital about noon Saturday, incident,’’ Roberts said. Underwood Spreads « . oz can 59' 3Vz TO cooperation which he said should be “That idea is fraught with Mrs. Bowen, described as a ROASTING 36 Walnut St., Leyton Wilmot of 51 Divi­ marked by candor and mutual trust. with representatives of the country’s left- some 24 hours after the incident ALL 4LBS. peril,'' Mrs. Grasso said. ROTHMUND FRANKS C A S IN G L b 1 . 3 9 sion St., and Carl DiTarando of 104 Pine wing military regime that gave the Com­ “very cheerful, very helpful Kal Kan Cat Food VARIETIES b c A N S !• CHICKENS AVERAGE “Not as some may have feared and Friday. St. munists control of the paper Monday. Harrington, formerly of Sun- woman who looks and acts ROAST BEEF FRESHLY SLICED '« LB. 89‘ others may have hoped,” Scheel stressed, Skippv Dog Nuggets « lb bag ‘4.99 The ZBA’s vote for denial was un­ “We are waiting for a senior officer to cook. N.H., was arrested half a much younger than she is,’’ was “recent developments have not loosened Eighth District Board Agrees leaving the Grande Prix Coif­ GEM LOAVES”"''Vo'’^?H^“2ir°:n .29 BREADED VEAL PATTIES animous after Lenowicz admitted he had the ties of European-American solidarity. arrive to talk him into obeying the law,” a block from the scene of the at­ Medium Grain Rice club bag 69' no legal hardship relating to his land. spokesman for the journalists said. tack about two hours after it oc­ fures after her weekly appoint­ “On the contrary, more energies have Housing Bill b To Consider Buckland Petition PASTRAMI ACPBRTS “ Vcr L M . 5 9 CUBED VEAL PATTIES In other business Monday night, the ZBA About 300 persons thronged the street curred, He was held on a $100,- ment when she was attacked, Food Club Shortening icb can >1.59 been set free for the alliance which will be authorities said. FOOD CLUB B, C A R A N D O 'T granted a five-year extension of permis­ concentrated on its tasks. The awareness outside the offices of Republica, one of the 000 bond, pending arraignment LUNCHEON LOAF MEWENOLAND LB 85° OUR BEST BEEF PATTIES Faces Veto Natural Cereals RAIs'lNBDATE BOX 69' sion for the Savings Bank of Manchester to last non-Communist newspapers in Por­ By SOL R. COHEN night of a telephone poll he conducted in Common Pleas Court. Harrington was walking up of our interdepndence is deeper than P E E L E D maintain a sign on Parkway Corp. proper­ tugal. among 36 of the 92 Buckland property the street, carrying a half­ GENOA SALAMI C A R A f4 D O 'S lJ M.09 1 D E V E I N E D ever.” Despite some misgivings over the legal A spokesman for the New Glade ‘ ai'r” Fresheners scVnts 3 pros' 1. SLICED BEEF LIVER WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford gallon of gasoline under his arm, ty near Interstate 86. The sign has been The West German president, in his half- ramifications of the proposal, the Eighth owners. He said 34 indicated they’ll sign a Hampshire state Mental O A I A n C PNESHLY POTATO-MACARONI- >|QC today indicated he will veto the $1.35 Turks Angry police said, when he threw the OALMUu MADE COLESLAW LB.H9 CORNED BEEF BRisKEr"v%v;;Drr * allowed by the ZBA since 1965. hour long address, never directly said the District Board of Directors indicated petition for district fire service, one said Hospital in Concord said Satur­ billion housing bill. House Republican ANKARA (UPI) — Turkey, angered at liquid on Mrs. Bowen, set it ✓ DAIRY------The ZBA didn’t consider a billboard sign words Indochina or Vietnam. But his Monday night it “will consider” a petition no and one had no opinion. Noone day, Harrington was in the leader John J. Rhodes told reporters. the arms embargo imposed by the U.S. afire with a wooden match, HOT" BAGELS AVAILABLE) 12^o«99° LAZY MAPLE SAUSAGEpr’e^:: p’k‘’o'M .0 9 application by Rhodes Diner Inc. of reference to the collapse of South Vietnam from Buckland area property owners for predicted he could get approval for the facility for eight months in 1974. TROPICANA 100% FLORIDA The GOP congressional leaders held a Congress, formally notified the United watched the flames briefly and Spencer St. because the applicant didn’t and the U.S. intervention policy in In­ news briefing following a 75-minute district fire service. petition from about 60. Police records in Pembroke, Q U A R T $ * States today that it must renegotiate the then fled. BEEF FRANKS *m e \ t WEINERS M A Y E R show up for the public hearing. dochina was unmistakable. The board’s action was informal and The request is for fire service only and N.H., showed he had been com­ Orange Juice CARTONS . meeting with Ford on forthcoming legisla­ future of its bases in Turkey — including The fire, which left an im­ 3 1 FOOD CLUB - VACUUM PACKED without a vote and on the condition legal one of the legal questions to be answered mitted to the hospital on two CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS S M O K E D tion which also included the crime bill. the vital Black Sea bases used to monitor print of her body on the ground, barriers don’t exist or, if they do, can be concerns that request: previous occasions. WALDBAUM'S PINEAPPLE Rhodes said the main reason for the Soviet missile launchings. burned off Mrs. Bowens’ 12 OZ. SLICED FOOD CLUB removed. “Can the district provide only fire ser­ COTTAGE CHEESE CONTAINER 4 9 ‘ MEAT OR BEEF FRANKS 60Z. presidential veto is that the bill “does not. Turkish press reports said if the U.S. clothes and melted her plastic The Buckland area technically is under vice to property owners or must it, as Relatives with whom COLD CUTS PKO. 49 First Major Vote Near appear to take care of the problem.” arms embargo was not lifted by July 15, handbag, authorities said. UOZ. BACDH n.59 BOLOONA-LUNCHEON• the jurisdiction of the Manchester Town some of the district directors insist, Harrington was staying in ROTHMUND POLISH SAUSAGE He said that the legislation was “not SOUR CREAM BREAKSTONE CUP 53' PAP ■ OLIVE . COOKED SALAMI Turkey would dose down the 25 American Fire Department and its 92 property provide both fire service and sewage ser­ Meriden while he searched for Witnesses put out the flames thought out” and that with the increase in bases in the country. These include U.S. and summoned police. BLUE BONNET owners pay taxes to that department. vice?” a job said they became con- I LB . In Wyman-Durkin Case housing starts, it would have little impact. 59' BAKERY- intelligence gathering bases on the Black Because of the expense involved, the SOFT MARGARINE BOWL /'FROZEN / Ford has until June 24 to act on the However, dating back many years, fire HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDSI Sea opposite the Soviet Union’s coastline. protection has been provided by the property owners don’t want the sewage WALDBAUM'S FOOD MART legislation. Rhodes said the veto message S A L T OR • OZ. BIRDSEYE WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two giant Republicans were not expected to have I » DZ. $ 1 Manchester Eighth District, Fire Depart­ service and the district board doesn’t want WHIP BUTTER SWEET PKG. 4 9 ' gained enough Democratic support for may be accompanied by a substitute bill Slate Auditors Report White Bread I LOAVES I , replicas of paper ballpts were moved onto Returns Ransom ment under a per-call contract with the to install it. Tasti Fries 4 9 9 ® the Senate floor Monday to help law­ passage. because "the administration is not un­ FO O D M A R T Tylenol Tablets WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cuba’s deci­ town, presently $250 a call. Under district rules, the petition for fire IDA MAE PARFAIT CONTxfNER 39' C H I C K E N - makers better understand the issues in­ Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., chairman mindful of housing needs.” Retirement Fund B E E F - ENGLISH MUFFINS 3 pros >1. sion to return air piracy ransom money to The town plans to construct a new service, if and when received, must be MEAT PIES FROST 3 PKGS. 1. Backers of the bill which passed TURKEY volved in the New Hampshire Senate race, of the Rules Committee which has spent signed by at least a majority of the 92 BORDEN'S ALL FLAVORS ^ M g \ r T O P F R O S T U lU I T C D D C A H C«e»TVIEW MOZ. 100 COUNT Congress last Wednesday said it would a U.S. airline fulfills one of the conditions firehouse at Tolland ’Tpke. and N. Main St. WHITE BREAD b u t t e r f a r m lo a f 56' the closest in history. five months reviewing contested ballots and Town Manager Rober* Weiss has in­ residents. FROSTED DRINKS 2c;S?49‘ GREEN BEANS FRENCMSTYLE ” k O. 59' B o n ii spur construction of 4(K),000 houses, pre­ on Washington’s agenda for eventual nor­ $900 Million in Red nnrrrr DIBIP tRESTVIEW nOZ. As Democrat John A. Durkin and from last November’s election, Monday COFFEE RING r u t t e r f a r m f k o . malizing of trade and diplomatic ties with formed the district board the contract will If and when the petition is submitted and 79' Republican Louis C. Wyman looked on, raised a constitutional question about a vent 100,000 foreclosures and return to the MAZOLA MARGARINE 63' EGG BEATERS -=>-e i s h m a n n s 79- government more money than it costs. the Fidel Castro government. be terminated when the firehouse is in if and when the district board votes to HARTFORD (UPI) - The JOHNSON t JOHNSON new election. although the money diverted RAISIN BREAD t ip to p u oz p k o 69' 11 oz. several senators used the giant ballots to ’The unprecedented Cuban decision, an­ operation. He estimated it will be by the accept the Buckland area for fire protec­ state employes' retirement AXELROD WHOLE MILK BABY SHAMPOO Bome $1.39 make points during debate. One of the Cannon said he feared the New from the fund to pay the state PIZZA "p'VjKsssr. rKo. 69' »oz. nounced Monday by Sen. George end of this year. tion, a moot legal question still must be WHITE BREAD BUTTERSPLIT l o a f 56' f o il p a c k fund was $900 million in the red employes’ wage hikes for the RICOTTA CHEESE’ ^* M .9 9 36 COUNT ballots was six feet square and designed so Hampshire Legislature’s law setting up In the meantime, a group of the answered; ALKA SELTZER TABLETS PKO. 99c McGovern, D-S.D., came after Cuba’s and headed downhill when it ClAM PLATTER t a s t e d s e a 2 9 9 ' S U N S H I N l it could be written on and then erased, machinery for a special Wyman-Durkin fiscal year that starts July 1 CHEEZ-IT CRACKERS U O Z . P K O . 79* TOPCO Msgr. Reilly explusion of four U.S. citizens charged Buckland property owners, headed by "Is the permission of the Manchester was tapped to finance $5.3 11 OZ. 16 oz. while the other was in the form of a chart: election was unconstitutional since it would not cause the fund any MOZZARELLA...... "mT k* PKO. 99' HYDROGEN PEROXIDE BOHLE 35c with air piracy. All four are in custody in Lawrence Noone of 327 Burnham St. and Board of Directors required for the STUFFED CLAM S MATLAW ’ ’S f s u “ 7 9 ' II oz. eg, million in wage hikes for state S U N S H IN E specifically named the candidates who major extra problems. VANILLA WAFERS PKO. BEACON HERBAL Late today, the Senate will vote on the the U nit^ States. encouraged and advised by Wallace Irish’ ‘secession’?” HOOD'S FIRM N FFRUITY R U IT Y ^ A A 16 OZ. Named Bishop workers, according to state ALL *OZ.toz. ^ poR IIOZ. SPECIAL CARE LOTION B O n iE 79c first major motion relating to the Wyman- could run. This improperly excludes other ASSO RTED ICES ITALIANO 10 PACK 99' U.S. officials said the administration Jr., a district fire department officer and The proposed petition and all of the legal auditors. YOGURT FLAVORS CUPS LEMON COOLERS SUNSHINE PKO. 59' TOPCO REGULAR OR SUPER qualified candidates from running if they "If it becomes an easy place 40 COUNT Durkin contest — an effort by Sen. Ljjwell was “pleased” about the announcement candidate last November for the General ramifications may prove to be academic SANITARY NAPKINS PKO. tt.59 The fund's stock market in­ for the legislature to get into, Weicker, R-Conn., to declare the seat va­ so desired. Cannon said. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Msgr. that Castro’s government had agreed to. Assembly, are considering “seceding” in the long run, especially if the town vestments had lost about $5.5 cant and return the issue to New “The state of New Hampshire would be Daniel P. Reilly, vicar general of the then they'll get into i t , " he said. NO K $0 thoi we moy w rve oM our cuitomeM. we reserve ihe tighi lo hmii soles to phgs o l 3 Nor>e sold to deolers Not resisornihle lot lyuugrniihtiol h return $2 million in ransom obtained by from the town fire district and joining the accelerates its timetable for completion million up to last March, and Hampshire voters to settle in a special very ill-advised to proceed under this Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence, has skyjackers from Southern Airways. Eighth District. of the Buckland firehouse. cost of living adjustments in With the legislature’s ap­ r' y election. . statute,” Cannon said. been appointed by Pope Paul VI as bishop proval of a law making 55 the Noone and Irish claim the new firehouse pension benefits were in­ I I I I A similar motion failed in January, and Most on Monday’s debate involved the of the Diocese of Norwich, Conn. minumum retirement age for ® Q f f Revive Old Plan isn’t needed and that the Buckland proper­ creasing payments, the 3 0 ' I I 2 5 * ’ o ff iI 2 0 % f f I 15"offi^°l iI 7* off so-called "skip candidate” ballots, 13 of The announcement was made early all state employes, he said, the ST. ANDREWS, New Brunswick (UPI) ty owners could save money by being auditors said in their annual I I I ON A I LB. BOWL which may be decided by the full Senate today in Washington, D.C. by Archbishop fund should now be back to the ON A 72 OZ. PKG. ONAfOZ. JARBLUEBO Y ON A 1 LB. PKG. — New England governors and premiers served by the district fire department. review Sunday. ON A IS7 OZ. PKG. I since the Rules Committee tied 4-4 on Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate to the Inside Today $889 million debt it had when I I ZESTA BLUE BONNET pf eastern Canadian provinces are taking a Taxes in 1975-76 will be 6.5 mills town fire Those factors and a court DOG FOOD TOILET DOWL The Weather what to do with them. United States. protection and 2.25 mills for district fire last checked in December 1972. I I I hew look at an old plan to produce elec­ decision that male state ACTIVE ALL TOP CHOICE I CLEANER SALTIRES I MARGARIRE On these ballots, voters marked the The new bishop, 47, is a Providence protection. Area Profile ...... Pages 3, 6 employes could retire at age 50 The Democratic-controlled I Partly sunny today with high tem- straight party circle and then cast in­ native. He has b ^ n vicar general to tricity for the region. Business news...... Page 5 WITH THIS COUPON AT POOD MAUT. Noone is leader also of the group legislature approved raiding I I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOO MART. I rather than 55 would lead the WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOO MART. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU lAT.. JUNE tl. LIMIT ONE I dividual votes for all party candidates but Providence Bishop Louis Gelineau since The plan — originally set forth in 1919— GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 2t. LIMIT ONE pratures in the 80s and a chance of a Dear Abby...... Page 8 GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 21. LIMIT ONE GOOD THRU SAT.. JUNE 21. LIMIT ONE GOOD THRU SAT.. JUNE II. LIMIT ONE Lt. EOWL - ONE COUPON PER fighting the construction of the proposed the retirement fund after state I I JAR - ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. FKO. • ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. I CUSTOMER. j| Wyman or Duykin. Wyman says New proposes harnessing the powerful tides of fund into a $1 billion debt by PK0. - ONE COUPON PEN tUSTOMEN. j ^ PKO. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER, j midafternoon thunderstorm. Fair tonight 1972. East nine in finals...... Page 10 employes threatened a strike if L. IL the Bay of Fundy to supply cheap elec­ multi-million dollar Buckland Commons December, said Democratic with some patchy overnight fog and lows .Hampshire law requires these ballots to He was ordained in 1953. development. His group already has spent Arenas net winner...... Page 10 they did not get the pay raises be counted for the party senatorial can­ trical power. Auditor Leo V. Donohue. in the low 60s. Partly sunny Wednesday He replaces The Most Rev. Vincent J. $4,000 in legal and court fees. Herald Angle...... Page 10 "It was the precedent that and Gov. Ella T. Grasso en­ with highs in the 80s and a chance of an didate, but Durkin says the voter intended Hines whose resignation has been Maine Gov. James Longley said he Noone told the district directors Monday Softball, baseball...... Page U counts," Donohue said. dorsed their demands. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER afternoon thunderstorm inland. not to vote in the Senate race. accepted by the Pope. planned to meet with Richard Hatfield,