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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 207 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Watergate Hearings Resume Tuesday Skylab Crew Cox Delay Request Opposed By Ervin •''' V *■ Awaits Word ''v\ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Sam J . Ervin Jr. says he ugh On Space Walk 'S'vC' ' ' plans to resume the Senate Watergate hearings Tuesday Ians despite special prosecutor Archibald Cox’s request that the televised sessions be delayed several weeks. not SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — With prospects for a T h e N o rth C a r o lin a followed by Robert Riesner, space walk to free a jammed solar panel “looking pretty Tee, Democrat who heads the Senate Liddy, ex-campaign committee any good,” Skylab’s astronauts today awaited word on how F irr ■ Watergate committee told a treasurer Hugh W, Sloan and * . - - ople they might do the tricky job. ' s ' '$ * news conference in Boston Sun­ former commerce secretary day that Cox had asked him to and campaign finance chief ieve postpone further hearings until Maurice Stans, committee Making the panel operable Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz indictments have been sources report. stay could nearly double the elec­ scheduled medical, earth returned. Ervin said that could Meanwhile, Democratic ss, a tricity in their power-starved resources and solar astronomy mean a two-to four-month delay National Chairman Robert S. space station. experiments today, their 11th iker but It won’t happen “ If it's up to Strauss confirmed an If the space agency gives the day in space. < ''1 me.' Associated Press report that lila- green light for the excursion, Conrad passed the world “The Justice Department has his Dallas, Tex., home was }hia decisions on who will make the space time record at 1;17 a.m. had this case for almost a broken into and ransacked walk and how the one-ton panel EDT Sunday. The mark had ; the year,” Ervin observed. “The three weeks after the will be released will be up to been set by former astronaut ion, American people have a right to Watergate break-in last year. Skylab commander Charles James A. Lovell, a four-time ------get to the bottom of this.” Nothing was stolen, he said, but our Conrad Jr., who became the space veteran. The panel is set to resume the he believes the burglars ap­ world’s champion of space Conrad previously flew on flag. hearings with Sally Harmony as parently were searching for flight in total hours logged on Geminis 5 and 11 and on Apollo Rescue Boat Makes Trial Run the first of five former Nixon party financial records. Sunday. 12. He became the third man to Eighth District firemen cruise on Union Pond in their campaign workers to be Strauss was party treasurer "I suspect the commander step on the moon. Lovell’s patcher Rick Skoglund, and Hal Burnett, owner of Capitol question^ this week. Mrs. Har­ at the time, and Watergate would want to go out himself,” record was 715 hours, 5 “new” rescue boat, given to the district by the town, Equipment. The boat, formerly housed at the Manchester mony, who was a secretary to burglar Bernard L. Barker has Skylab mission director minutes. If Skylab 1 goes the powered by a six horsepower outboard motor donated by police station, was “overhaul^” by firemen before being convicted conspirator G. Gor­ testified his men were looking W illiam C. Schneider told distance, Conrad will top that the Capitol Equipment Co. Ic., 38 Main St. Taking the put into service. (Herald photo by Klemens) don Liddy, probably will be for Democratic financial newsmen Sunday. by almost 18 days. cruise are (bow to stem ) fireman Vic LeGeyt, fire dis- Capsule communicator records when they were caught Storey Musgrove told the inside party headquarters at spacemen late Sunday, “Things the Watergate complex last are looking pretty good for a Former POW’s June 17. Barker said they found space walk later in the week.” none. Assembly Bills Affecting Death Under Columnist Jack Anderson He said mission control today Crash Kills would pass up suggested reported today that call girls procedures for the attempt and Investigation were recruited “to wheedle State’s Elderly Reviewed political secrets” from all aspects would be discussed 25 HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - A in a conference Tuesday Democrats at their Miami medical examiner says a note Beach convention last year. But between the control center and By JAMES CARRIER requiring every town to The elderly will also benefit ^Chuck^ in French found near the body investigators “have been un­ the-astronauts. designate a municipal agent to from the reduction in the sales Associated Press Writer of Air Force Capt. Edward A. able to determine whether they “ We aim to please,” Conrad assist the elderly. tax from 7 to 614 per cent. Charles “Chuck” May, 22, of Brudno, a former prisoner of were actually used,” Anderson replied. “ We’re more than hap­ Senior citizens have often Another bill would allow 33 Homestead St., died Sunday war, translates roughly to “life wrote. 0 py to do anything we can.” received token attention from municipalities to increase in­ at Hartford Hospital of injuries HARTFORD (AP) - From a was not worth living.” Jam es W. McCord Jr . one of Schneider said space agency major tax break to a change in the legislature, says state Sen. dependently the relief they give he received in a one-car crash Brudno’s body was dis­ the Watergate burglars, inter­ officials planned a day-long the name of Senior Citizens Ruth Truex, R-Wethersfield. to the elderly to as much as 75 early Sunday morning on covered Sunday at the home of viewed Sunday on the CBS meeting today at the Marshall Day, the elderly received more ^ is year, she said, “a lot of per cent of u person’s tax pay­ Charter Oak St. his wife’s parents,. where he broadcast “ Face the Nation,” Space Flight Center, benefits from this year’s really significant legislation for ment. The'state will not reim­ The young baseball and had been living ^ince his return *• said he is convinced that PresP Huntsville, Ala., to discuss the the elderly has come out. I burse towns for the higher basketball star had been taken legislature than from the 1971 last February from more than dent Nixon “set in motion the potential for success and think we’ve gotten down to very relief, however, as it does in the to Hartford after receiving and 1972 sessions. seven years of confinement in Watergate operation and dangers involved in the space needy things.” tax break program for those emergency treatment at The Republican majority ap­ North Vietnam. 1 followed through on it.” walk repair job. The Republicans are proudest earning under $7,500. Manchester Memorial Hospital proved 10 bills that will directly A psychiatrist from Newton, But the former CIA and re- They’ll also discuss the benefit those over 85 years of of the tax relief of up to $500 for Another tax bill permits some for head and facial injuries. Mass., .said he had been election campaign security of­ possibility of extending the those families earning less than elderly persons to pay no He was a passenger in the car age and five other bills dealing treating Brudno recently. ficer admitted he had no direct scheduled 28-day mission as $7,500. For the first time, property tax at all during their driven by Ernest Tupper, 22, of with the elderly. A total of 160 Police called the death a evidence* linking Nixon to the much as 10 days to make up hills for the elderly were in­ renters will be eligible for lifetimes. Municipalities 76 Ashworth St. Tupper was suicide. But the Westchester break-in. experiments lost because of low troduced this year, many of relief granted now to property recover their missing revenue treated at Manchester hospital County medical examiner’s of­ McCord said his conclusions power. them duplications. owners. from the person’s estate after for minor injuries and was fice said it would not rule on the are based on hearsay and his “This is a veiy desirable There is concern that some he dies. released. In the Democrat-controlled knowledge of how the Com­ thing to do, but we don’t want to property owners will lose their death until further medical No charges have been 1971 and 1972 sessions com­ Charles E. May mittee for the Re-election of take a chance with our crew,” tax break under the new system tests were complete. brought in the accident and bined, eight bills for the elderly Other bills for the elderly However, Dr. Henry Ryan, the President operated the director said of the space were passed. of estimating relief. But the details were still not available, would: the deputy chief medical Mr. May was born in Hart­ In other Watergate walk. "The prime consideration " I think they did better this proponents | estimate that at and the accident report is in­ —Appropriate $100,000 for examiner, said, “I know the ford Jan. 12,1951, and had been developments during the will be; Is it a safe thing to session than all the sessions,” least 17,000 tenters will become complete, police said. existing Meals-on-Wheels police have told people it was a a lifelong residept of weekend; do?” said William N. MacKay, eligible for ihe first time for Police said the car struck a programs for shut-ins. suicide. They have reason to.” Manchester. He was a —The Washington Post and Schneider said the salvage associate executive director of relief ranging from $50 to $500. utility pole some 300 feet west millwright heiper at Pratt and —Increase benefits for cer­ Ryan said Brudno had a The New York Times carried attempt could come as early as the Capitol Region Community of Spruce St,, on the south side Whitney Aircraft Division, tain retired state employes. plastic bag over his head when similar stories Sunday saying Wednesday but there will be no Council. The council has of the road. The car was towed, United Aircraft Corporation, One bill approved by the —Require landlords to pay 4 his body was found on a bed. He ousted White Mouse counsel hurry because “ we’d rather do documented the fate of legisla­ and firemen were called to East Hartford. He was a legislature is considered “land­ per cent interest on apartment said the bag “wasn’t obstruc­ John W. Dean III has told of it right than rushed.” tion for the elderly. wash away spilled gasoline. graduate of Manchester High mark” legislation by Sholom security deposits larger than tive” and that more tests, in­ more than 30 conversations he While ground experts Relief for the elderly has HELCO sent a crew to raise School, class of 1969. Bloom, director of the state one month’s rent. cluding examination for drugs, had with the President this wrestled with the panel been a popular topic for tow hanging wires. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Department of Aging, It —Exempt groups of 10 or will be needed. year. problem, Conrad, Dr. Joseph P. legislators for years, but the Saturday night before his Laurie Broderick May; a creates an Office of Pre- more senior citizens from the The time of Brudno’s death Quoting unnamed sources, bills often failed somewhere in death, ‘Chuck’ was the hitting daughter, Melina Jo May, at Retirement Education within 10 per cent admission tax' at was set at late Saturday night the reports said Dean met the legislative process. star for Moriarty’s in the Silk home; his parents, Mr. and YoutK Drowns the department to prepare amusements and movies. or early Sunday. secretly with Watergate com­ In 1971, for example, 144 bills City League with three hits. Mrs. George G. May Sr. of older workers for retirement. —Change the name of Elderly Harrison police said Brudno, mittee chief counsel Samuel In Vermont Pond for the elderly were introduced, He lettered in basebail and Manchester; his paternal The bill carries a $50,000 ap­ Citizens Day to Senior Citizens who would have been 33 today, Dash and told him the Presi­ including 82 promising tax basketball while at Manchester grandfather, John H. May of POWNAL, Vt. ( A P ) - A Ben­ propriation. Day and move it to May 1. had left a will dated May 22 and dent had "su bstan tial relief. TTiree were passed and High School and is a former Manchester; a brother, George nington College student died Several legislative acts were —Allow convalescent homes nine sealed letters in addition to knowledge” of the Watergate signed into law. One created American Legion baseball here Sunday in an apparent not intended specifically for the to have dental facilities for the note in French. (see Page Twcniy-Two) coverup while it was under Elderly Citizens Day, the se­ player. way. drowning, police said today. elderly, but the elderly will be residents. cond gave free hunting licenses The victim was identifi^ as prime beneficiaries. —Require physicians to tell to the elderly and the third was Thomas J . Carroll, 20, of New The Hospital Cost Commis­ patients what medicine is being y a revision of paperwork \A\\A \ Vr Canaan, Conn. sion will review hospital and prescribed, allow generic regulations for those filing for The accident occurred at nursing home budgets and set names to be used in prescrip­ relief. Tubbs Pond in a wooded section rates. And a new pension divi­ tions and allow the posting of Thirteen bills were in­ of Pownal. Police said when sion within the Insurance prescription prices. troduced in the shorter 1972 ses­ they arrived four companions Department will guard against —Make elderly housing sion and five became law. The were attempting to revive fraud in private pension funds. projects eligible for federal ‘most notable was the act Carroll. The legislature repealed the funds. six per cent tax on dividends, a Mrs. Truex said the elderly break for.elderly people who were finally reaping the live on savings. 'Die capital benefits of the 1971 White House Soviet SST gains tax formula was changed Conference on Aging, which f v' • ' -J to provide an extra $100 exemp­ proposed many of the bills V//, Crash Kills tion for those over 65. passed this year. 4 14 Persons Nation’s Governors GOUSSAINVILLE, France (AP) - Aviation experts Meet In Nevada sifted through the wreckage of a Soviet supersonic airliner 41 today trying to learn why the pride of Russia’s civilian air STATELINE, Nev. (AP) — The nation’s governors fleet crashed. launched their annual conference today with Republicans and Democrats calling on President Nixon to hold news Thousands of spectators cruising speed of ,1,550 miles an watched as the four-engine hour — 2,35 times the speed of conferences on the Watergate scandal. TU144 exploded during an sound. Although Watergate seemed against I^resident Nixon’s exhibition flight Sunday at the A French-British consortium unlikely to cqme before the 65th economic and revenue-sharing hie Paris air show. Flaming has built four Concorde super­ annual bipartisan conference policies. wreckage crashed onto the sonic jets, and the latest ver­ that runs through Wednesday, it Partisan meetings, a d ' V » I • ■ town of Goussainville north of '1. .... sion made a demonstration dom inate news conferences, breakfast for the Republicans 1 ..'•i k , Le Bourget airport. flight just before the TU144’s. interviews and many informal and a luncheon for the Fourteen persons were killed, Witnesses saw the Russian conversations Sunday at this Democrats, were major ac­ 28 were injured. The dead’ in­ plane make a low level, sub­ gambling resort on the shore of tivities today. Gov. Wendell cluded two Russian pilots and sonic pass before the grands­ Lake Tahoe. Ford of Kentucky was expected four other crew members, the tand and then go into a steep Federhl-state fiscal relations to be elected chairman of the only onfes aboard the climb with the undercarriage constitute the major business Democratic governors. streamlined plane. lowered. before the conference, but a Gov. Linwood Holton of It was the first reported Pilot Mikail Rostov leveled rule requiring a three-fourths Virginia, chairman of the crash of a supersonic civilian out just below the cloud cover. majority for resolutions Republican Governors Associa­ Death Car airliner since the Soviets began The TU144’s nose dipped, and seemed certain to doom a tion, suggested the series of This is the car in which Charles May of 33 Homestead St. cident on Charter Oak St. May died Sunday at Hartford their program in the mid-1960s. the 210-foot plane went into a Dem ocratic bid to put the presidential press conferences The plane has a maximum dive. meeting on record Wednesday about Watergate was fatally injured early Sunday morning in a one-car ac- Hospital. (Herald photo by Ofiara) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. June 4, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973^— PAGE THREE

i; TV Tonight i; Study Shows Unusuai Names Can ] [ See Salurdejr’t Herald for '« < J Complete TV LUtingt | J ./ . f .K, ■■ Cause Gradebook Diserimination SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- A the earlier study — and two by The experiment is part of a Elmer to be a loser, maybe you - psychologist says research in­ Hubert and Elmer. larger project design^ to test treat him as a loser and then, in ;3-a-22) NEWS dicates elementary school No m atter how the com­ the theory that “if you expect reality, he becomes a loser,” (18) I SPY pupils with unusual names such positions were shuffled, Hubert ( Harari said. (20) SOUNDING BOARD as Hubert and Elmer are likely and Elmer consistently fared (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE to be discriminated against in nearly one grade worse than (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH the teacher’s gradebook. David and ^ ch a el among the (40) DANIEL BOONE Dr. Herbert Harari of San teachers, Harari said. S e r v ic e With a Personal T o u c h - 6:30 — Diego State University says his Teachers-in-training gave all (3) CBS NEWS , research shows some unusual four equal marks. (8) ABC NEWS names are branded as “losers’ “Teachers know from past (22-30) NBC NEWS names” by experienced experience that a Hubert or ah - 7:00 - elementary-school teachers. Elmer is generally a loser,” the (3) MOVIE Students training to be psychologist speculated. "Because he is taunted he "Q^goT (1962). teachers don’t seem to share (18) DICK VAN DYKE the prejudice, he says. reacts by becoming belligerent, (22-30) NEWS Harari saM the experiment aggressive and antagonistic (24) LOVE TENNIS grew out of research he and an toward teachers. One thing he associate did seven years ago in doesn’t do is study.” — 7:30 - Florida. That study concluded Different results emerged (8) POLICE SURGEON from a similar experiment with (18) MOVIE that children bearing unusual first names are taunted by girls’ names, Harari said. The -All Young Men" (1960). popular names of Karen and (20) FILM classmates more often' and are Lisa averaged 1.5 grades higher (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES less likely to be popular. than Bertha but a half grade (30) MOUSE FACTORY Other names used in the first lower than Adelle, another un­ (40) POLKA experiment included Cecil, Blair, Riza, Gladys, Rhoda, popular name. lake Us Your Pharmacy ## — 8:00 - •i- : S'- '• Hillary, Percy, Gertrude, (8-40) ROOKIES Bertha and Adelle. Our friendly staff is well-known for its (22-30) BASEBALL Harari said that last year he courtesy and concern. Our customers Club Members Plant Parklet PREGAME ran6e and decided to test teachers’ have confidence in us . . . and we work (24) TWO ARCTIC TALES * perceptions of unusually named FUEL OIL Red, white and blue flowers will again bloom in Munro Martha Lavanway, Ruth Giarhbers, and Ruth Lloyd. This — 9:00 - children. He took four com­ GASOLINE to deserve it. Try us. Parklet through the efforts of the Perennial Planters jg y,g seventh year the club has been responsible for plan- (3) HERE’S LUCY positions written by fourth and Garden Qub members. Planting the garden are, left to y,g ps^iet. (Herald photo by Ofiara) (8-40) MOVIE fifth-graders and told 80 B ANTLY OIL right, Helen Jamroga, Jennie Leggett, Bernice Manning, “Maroc T' (1967). teachers and teachers-in- (18) 700 CLUB training in 10 San Diego schools COMPANY. INC. WESTOWM — 9:30 - that two had been written by 331 Main Street boys named David and Michael ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ (3) DORIS DAY Homer Grenier, John Greene and Sally Parker display awarded in all. The show is now'open to the public. (Herald Tel. 649-4595 Sheinwold on Bridge — names found to be popular in 4S5 HARTFORD ROAD — 64.1 S230 { Theatre ] (24) BOOK BEAT their works of art that won blue ribbons at Rham High photo by Emt) Rockville 875-3274 Vitamin I Time Schedule | — 10:00 - School’s aimual art show. Seven blue ribbons were KEEP CONTROL OF HAND East dealer (3) MEDICAL CENTER BY LEADING LOW TRUMP Both sides vulnerable (24) M OVIE By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH "The Battle ol Culoden." South has quite a bit of work 41 A742 O","'! .-1.' Manchester Drive-In — - 11:0 0 - A Jealous Wife Visits SPECIAL OFFER to do in today’s hand. To begin J42 Students Win Awards "Payday” 8:30; “Strawdogs” 0 107 6 2 (3-8) NEWS 1 WEEK ONLY with, he must bid his hand (18-22-30-40) NEWS Pick Up Your New Caldor Circular! 10:15 vigorously enough to become ♦ J4 Totie Fields, left, guest stars as the jealous wife of a milkman who considers Lucy Carter ANNE EMT (20) HAVE GUN-I-WILL Second place red ribbons And in jewelry, Elaine 24 Pages of Exciting Values! 10,000-I.U. of Vitamin E declarer. A timid player might WEST EAST (Lucille Ball) his best customer on “Here’s Lucy” tonight from 9 to 9:30 on CBS Televi­ Correspondent Burnside Theater — “Hitler, TRAVEL went to Lori Cosma for a pen Reynolds won the blue ribbon in a base of Organic let East play the hand at 4 109 8 3 ♦ Q J 5 sion. Tel. 228-3971 the Last 10 Days” 7:15-9:15. and ink of sunflowers; Jonathan and Sally Parker, two second Wheat Germ Oil. Excel: diamonds. Second, South must t? K Q 7 103 — 11:30 — Judges last week awarded 0 K983 Little for pen and ink of a com­ again. In this category, Elaine State Theater — "The Life set up his clubs and draw 0 AQJ5 (3) MOVIE seven blue ribbons at Rham lent as a Dietary Sup­ 4 7S . 4 A962 puter nightmare; and two to also won two honorable men­ and Time of Judge Roy Bean” trumps while keeping the "the VYIId Season" (1968). High School’s annual art show plement or as a Beauty SOUTH Chalk One Up For Men^s Lib Linda Orzeck for an acrylic tions, David Johansson won 7:00-9:00 savage diamonds at bay. (8) MOVIE which is now open to the public Aid— Skin takes on 4 K 6 WORLD ALMANAC textural landscape and a paper three and Nancy Wotyna won East dealer “The Astonlahed HearT (1950). WASHINGTON (AP) - their husbands that servicemen from 2 to 4 p.m. daily until June Vernon Cine 1 — “High Plain ty A9865 (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON FACTS mache sculpture. two. Other honorable mention New Tone after a few Both sides Vulnerable Thanks to a recent Supreme have traditionally received for 8. Drifter” 7:30-9:30 0 4 (40) JACK PAAR awards went to Sandi DuBuono, Treatments. Opening lead — Three of K Q 10 8 3 Court ruling, about 4,400 women their wives. Four blue ribbons were There are about 8,900 Third place white ribbons Linda Orzeck, Carlton Fowler, Vernon Cine 2 — "Payday” Diamonds East South West North in the armed services may awarded in the art category and married servicewomen, but were awarded to Carl Fowler Lynn Cosma, Ray White and 4 oz. Size 7:20-9:15 South can see at a glance that 1 0 19? 2 0 Pass begin applying for housing and one each for pottery, enameling about half of them are married for a hard edge painting; two to Lori Gore. he must lose two trumps, a dia­ Pass 3 4 Pass 3 9? medical benefits for their and jewelry. David Johansson for a pen and Re9.$20Volue East Hartford Drive-in — mond and the ace of clubs. He Alt Pass husbands. to servicemen, the Pentagon Judges for this year’s show "Top of the Heap” 10:15 ink and a hard edge painting can afford to lose nothing else. Opening lead — 0 3 The court held May 14 that said Friday. Officials say it is were Dr. David Crespi of One-Man Show NOW! $1.99 eo. unlikely those couples would and two to Lori Rainey for an East Windsor Drive-In — West opens a diamond, and women in uniform are allowed Southern Connecticut State acrylic painting and an interac­ In addition to the regular art OR ANY OF THESE OTHER of trumps in his hand. This un­ receive double benefits. 1.25 "Jeremiah Johnson” 6:30; the suit is continued. South to claim the same benefits for College and James Pride of tion of color. show, John Greene, the blue 7 9 ’ FINEVITAMINE COSMETICS. ruffs the second diamond and derload permits him to keep E.O. Smith High School. ribbon winner in the art Size J "The Rage” 10:30 !'■ 3 1. 4 oz. V.E. Shampoo A leads a club to knock out the control. category, will hold a one-man tube ol th e ' Scalp Conditioner. 50001.U. Ruffs Fourth Diamond 9 0Z Blue-Hills Drive-In — ace. Back comes a diamond, Art Crafts show Tuesday evening at 7 in very 2. 4 oz. V.E. M oisturizing and South must ruff again. The opponents take this the library. “Sounder” 8:30; “Great White Skylab View Times Told In the art category, junior In the crafts division, the Base Liquid Creme. 10001.U. Now South should do trump trick and lead a fourth This is expected to be the Sure A nti Pef® Hope” 10:20 Homer Grenier was awarded blue ribbon for pottery went to something about trumps. diamond, forcing South to ruff There are 54 sections of 3. 4 oz. V.E. Sun Tan Lotion HOUSTON, Texas (AP) - northeast at 50 degrees. two blue ribbons, one for a pen­ Sally Parker for a pottery largest one-man show ever put Otherwise, the opponent with with his last low trump. the federal income tax law - “ op *10" Waxer i Lemon Scented. 50001.U. Meadows Drive-In — “Sweet Skylab should be visible this June 10—3:49 a.m. southwest cil portrait and one for an mirror and the red ribbon to on at Rham, and John will be only two trumps may ruff a through which individuals >Shag Rake .Garage 4. 4 oz. Liquid Body A Face Jesus Preacher Man” 8:40; Declarer draws a second round and corporations are able to week as . it moves across to northeast at 70 degrees. acrylic portrait. Noel Dooley. Receiving showing over 100 of his works. club; and then the opponent of trumps with his ace, leaving Soap. It's Great. 40001.U. “Melinda” 10:50 lower their income taxes. Connecticut skies on the June 11—3:05 a.m. southwest TVo seniors, John Greene honorable mention were Dana A senior at Rham, John, who Size 8 8 ' u with three trumps will still get deodorant. 9 oz- y o u r 5. 4 oz. Of Our Great V.E. only one trump oiit against him In 1971 these tax “loop­ following schedule. The direc­ to northeast at 70 degrees and and Jordan Burrill, took th’e two Horton, Dave Belling and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, his two trump tricks. and one trump still in the dum­ Daneil Green of Lakeside Dr., Oil. Good ResultsfOjOOO I.U. holes” resulted in an esti­ tions are centered on Hartford. 4:43 a.m. west to northeast at other blue ribbons. John’s win­ Melinda Fish. peiiab'e sup6f Y CHOICE South cannot afford to lead Special For Mail Order Cus­ Caldor Shopping plaza — my. mated loss of about $59 June 6—5:06 a.m. southwest 25 degrees. ning entry was a 3D portrait In enameling, the blue ribbon Andover, has already been “Jeremiah Johnson” 7:15-9:15 out the ace of trumps and then tomers. Only SI .99 ea. South can now run the clubs, billion in r e v e n u e . The to northwest at 82 degrees. June 12-3:59 a.m. west to done in plaster of John Lennon winner was Carlton Fowler, accepted at Northwestern Com­ s w e e t ‘ N L O W lead a low trump. West would not caring when an opponent World Almanac notes. The Order S10.00 Worth And Get June 7—4:22 a.m. southwest northeast at 30 degrees. and Yoko Ono,- and Jordan’s with Sally Parker taking a red, munity College in Winstead S tep Saver or Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, take .the queen and the king of ruffs. Dummy will still have a leading tax revenue reduc­ Bonus Choice of Any One ■ B E F C P I! to northeast at 54 degrees. June 13—3:15 a.m. west to was a cast sculpture portrait and Melinda Fish again where he plans to further his Caldor Shopping Plaza— “Scor­ trumps, thus drawing all of the tions were for corporate Item FREE. trump to take care of any June 8—3:39 a.m. southwest northeast at 38 degrees. head. receiving honorable mention. art education. Lemon Pledge pio” 7:30-9:30 trumps. And then West could emergency, and South will have profits taxes, $20 billion; Mail Cash, Check or state and local tax deduc­ to east at 35 degrees. June 14-2:31 a.m. west to lead his last diamond to defeat the king of spades as an entry to y o u r M.O.NoC.O.D.AddTax U.A. East 1 — This is a test pattern to tions, $8.5 billion and cap­ June 9-4:32 a.m. west to northeast at 51 degrees. N the contract. any clubs that are still left. determine The Herald’s print­ CHOICE And 25c For Postage “Cheerleaders” 7:30-9:15 ital gains tax, $5 billion. oflOO packets. to 1.49 U.A. East 2 — “High Plains Instead, South must lead one Daily Question ing quality. <;i)I).vrlKlit © IU73 Box j LAZAR-SCOnCO. r K n t' ip i’iHe .Vs k h . Drifter” 7:30-&;25 of his low trumps, keeping A-x .As dealer, you hold: 7905V2 Blackburn Avenue Spades, K-6; Hearts, A-9-8-6- tisterineWlou P'Sg!"waxed beau!y°°' Los Angeles, Cal. 90048 U.A. East 3— “Lost Horizon” J U N E 4- 5-6 8:00 3; Diamonds, 4; Clubs, K-Q- STATE I0-8-3. 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Founded Get. i, 1881 Thank You Appreciated VIVIAN V. KENNESON The manager will seek bids Correspondent The appointment of the p.m.. Town Hall; Historical meeting and dinner, 6 p.m., Subscribers who fail to receive their Swim Lessons Set on supplies and equipment manager, and the decision on Published by Manchester Publishing To the editor: \ To the editor: Tel. 875-4704 Society, United Congregational Merrow Rd. firehouse; Voter newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 The American Legion which exceed $500, will es­ his salary vdll be made by the Co., Herald Square, M anchester, Conn. American Legion Boys State A policy statement and job Church. makihg session, 7-9 p.m.. Town p.m. should telephone the circulation Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post will be held from June 17 to tablish and be responsible for school board. Tuesday: '’Board of 06040, telephone. 643-2711 (AC 203). At Gay City Park description for the school maintaining an inventory of Hall. departm ent, 647-9946. No. 102 and Auxiliary wish to June 23 at the Coast Guard Community Calendar Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Ad­ Published every evening except Sun­ f business manager was recently supplies and equipment, and express their thanks to all who Academy in New London. Monday: Planning and Zoning ministration building. Thursday: Bazaar workshop, days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ‘ ANNE EMT approved by the Board of will be responsible for the helped and supported the recent Sponsored by the American mobile, St. Peter’s Church Education. %hool Superinten­ Commission, 8 p.m., "rown Wednesday: Tolland 9 a.m.. United Congregational Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press Memorial Poppy Drive. The I^ io n , Department of Connec­ V, Correspondent school, transportation system. Hall, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m.; Swim­ dent Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie Hall; Brownie registration, 3-5 Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary Church. cond Class, Mail Matter. success of this poppy distribu­ ticut and participating local TEI. 228-3971 ming registration, Hebron was authorized earlier, t^is Burl L. Lyons, Publisher tion was most gratifying and posts, the ^ y s State program p r o has announced that Elementary School, 11 a.m. to 1 The Manchester. Publishing Co. swimming lessons, sponsored month to seek candidates for ... was due to the loyal support of is designed as an experience in p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Little WANTED assumes no financial responsibility for by the Red Cross and the the new post, to begin July 1. the people of Manchester. self government and the League game. Tigers vs. Bears, typographical errors appearing in adver­ We also wish to thank the democratic process. Recreation Commission, will The manager must attend dam. LaM MoM 6:15 p.m., St. Peter’s Field; board meetings, and may speak S Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Manchester Evening Herald for Post 102 of Manchester is be held from June 25 through Football Registration Pony on matters pertaining to his I Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. the excellent publicity, the allowed seven representatives June 27 at Gay City Stote Park. USED CARS League, 8 p.m., Bolton Town department, but does not have a -S One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Manchester Sea Food for the to Boys State and sponsors two Registration for classes will Hall. vole. He will have charge and |^: fop Pricas Paid Single Copy ...... 15t three full days prior to publication. containers which they donated of them. The other five young be tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 1 TERMITES Wednesday: Lions Club care of the school buildings, $• and the Legion and Auxiliary men are spohsored by other p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 8:30 For All Makes By C arrier, W eekly...... 75t Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Chestnut serve as the general accountant members for the time they local civic-minded p.m. at the Hebron Elementary CUTER CHEVROLET THIS TIME OF YEAR, BUT AS SHOWN IN THESE One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Lodge; American Legion of the school board, and es- i-ij spent distributing our poppies. organizations. I extend my School and on Thursday from 7 Friday for publication Saturday and Auxiliary Post meeting, 8 p.m., tablish a program planning :§ C0„ MC. mUSTMTIWIg, THEY M t DlffERtlffl!! lm iY w»Y$. Six Months ...... * ...... $19.50 The contributions received deepest appreciation to the p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Gilead Monday. Legioti Hall; Rham CA'TS meet­ budgeting system to begin in i? 1229 Main Straot Three Months...... $9.75 will be used exclusively for the Kiwanis, Civitan and Lions HiU School. Straight sing, 8 p:m., Rham High School . .. nwna 646-6464 Elbowed rroni winga longer To be eligible to participate, September 1974. S...... antennaa rehabilitation and welfare of clubs for their support of Boys cafeteria; Little League game, antennae than back winga a child must be going into first the veteran and his family. State and their dedication to the Bosox vs. Dodgers, 6:15 p.m., grade in September. TERMITE ANT Mary C. Walker youth of our city. St. Peters Field. The cost of the program, to Unit C3iairman In comradeship, Thursday: Board of covqr accident insurance, is beards, gift boxes, wrappings c Government Edging John Mayne Ernest Linders, Selectmen meeting, 5 p.m.. $1.25 for children 12 years old Post Chairman Commander, Post 102 Town Office Building; Swim­ and tuuler, $1.50 for 13-to 15- for showers, weddings, Manchester ming registration, Gilead Hill year olds, and $1.75 for 16-year- graduaUon, and father’s day... Into ^Monopsony’ School, 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Little PROF. SAM DASH is ma­ olds or older. League game. Lions vs. jority counsel for the Sen­ Old Party ate subcommittee investi­ In economics, “monopoly” is the government acquires major (produc­ Sixth G raders Cougars, 6:15 p.m., St. Peters “wo have every fftt/e thing!" Actual ilze 'A-lnoh TMek wait! gating Watergate. tion) systems,” the study says, “is Loyalties Sixth graders attending Field. term that describes the domination of eitnor of the elementary Dear sir: Saturday: Historical Society a market by a single seller. that all too often all of the parties in­ Today’s schools will visit Rham High “ Save the Roof Sale,” Old For a Comploto FREE Inspoctlon... Coll Now Recently, I read with interest School Wednesday for an orien­ “Monoposony” is, the term that volved are unhappy with the results. a letter written by a local Town Hall, Hebron Center. Die draft of a ship is the Thought tation day. Seventh grade Sunday: Little League describes the domination of a market “Congressional and executive agen­ Manchester resident stating verlicle distance from classes at Rham will be doubleheader. Bears vs. Buf- - waterline to lowest part below URDVARK TERMITE CONTROL INC. cy spokesmen frequently cite support and confidence in State suspended for the day to accom­ by a single buyer. “And after the fire a'still Comptroller Nathan faloes and Wildcats vs. Tigers, water. examples of schedule slippages, small voice.” I Kings 19:12 modate the special sixth grade 1:30 p.m. MMH2ESTER The later is of more than merely Agostinelli. This vote of con­ classes. technical failures and cost overruns. The low level of moral and fidence was based on the fact 646-0445 academic interest to economic spiritual values held by many The sixth grade students will Mr. Agostinelli is supposedly a ride the regular high school theorists. According to a recently “Industry in turn points to changing today is often decried. Look true servant of the people and is Wild Columbine (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) into the crevices of live and buses to Rham, follow a typical released study, the federal govern­ requirements, excessive regulation, often referred to as the thorn in seventh grade schedule at^ be even the most sacrosanct areas the side of Gov. Meskill ment has acquired the characteristics inequitable procurement practices appear less than spotless. High dismissed to their homes at because Mr. Agostinelli places < I 12:30 p.m. and unacceptably low profits. and noble ideals once held as of a monopsony as a buyer of goods the people above party No lunch will be served at “A confused public, generally un­ goals worth achieving seem loyalties. and services in at least one field and is barely recognizable. To main­ Rham on that day which is an Hopefully, one is not naive Max Lerner early disn^pil day for the en­ on the way to monopsony in others. sophisticated on the subject, is likely tain one's values seems a losing enough to believe that the once tire high sraool. The study — “Monopsony: A Fun­ to conclude that government officials battle. “loyal Democrat” Nathan We ask whether the moral Bloodmobile and private industry are mis- Agostinelli fights Gov. Meskill damental Problem in Government and spiritual struggle is worth solely out of his«,willingness to Comments The Red Cross Bloodmobile Procurement” — was commissioned allocating and mismanaging scarce the effort? Look around. The serve the people. Could it will be at St. Peter’s Churoh, Phelps Hall, Rt. 85, tomorrow public resources.” still small voices of the millions possibly be that when it became by the Aerospace Industries Assn., of people who go about day by from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. As a follow-up to the study, the more beneficial to run on the The Elemental Life which represents the major manufac­ day practicing their faith tell us Republican ticket Mr. Walk-ins are welcome or ap­ pointments may be made turers of the nation’s aircraft, Aerospace Industries Assn, is now “Yes it’s worth the struggle.” Agostinelli shifted his political God’s will is being followed beliefs and now he is suffering through Mrs. Muion Foote, calling on Congress to establish an in­ spacecraft, missiles and related com­ and will prevail. from a severe case of old party Foote Hills Farm, Rt. 94. ponents. dependent regulatory board to Rev. Robert Wellner loyalties? SANDGATE, Vt. - Herewith Steve at Sandgate, a lovely to reduce life to its crucial Bulletin Board St. John’s Episcopal some thoughts on a Vermont hamlet in the town of Arlington. elements and strip away the The study warns that the problems monitor and limit government’s Yours truly, The following meetings and Church, Vernon Michael Kennedy hillside. We made a New In his mid-20s now, Steve was nonessential, the distorting, the activities are scheduled for this presented an all-powerful single buyer monopsony power, just as the Justice 205 Homestead St. England family weekend of it, part of his time in the college poisonous. week: For I am certain that the in­ are no longer restricted to defense Department’s anti-trust division Manchester stopping first to see Adam at generation of the late ’60s. Monday: Little League game, Andover and ending here with After the fervors and fevers of stinctual, healthy, natural un­ ^ b s vs. Astros, 6:15 p.m", St. limits the use of monopoly power in ■V and space suppliers. Government that period, in Cambridge and iverse is within us — if we don’t Peter’s Field. agencies are taking an increasingly industry. New York, he took almost three cut ourselves away from it, and Tuesday: Red Cross Blood- ■T- clutter ourselves with the It recommends that the basic years out to travel around the active role in such areas as m ass tran­ world and keep notes for a superfluous. We carry our psy­ sit, education, health and environmen­ criterion which should govern the Inside book. He came to know out-of- chic baggage with us wherever tal protection. procurement process, as well as the the-way cultures and far places we go. You can travel light and Hehron a good deal better than those of vigorously, or you can drag the The significance of this trend, the actions and approvals of such a my own generation who may counting-house and ticket-tape study points out, is apparent from the regulatory board, should be the con­ have roamed as much in our with you — guilt and anxiety, Report lifetime but have already stuck frenzy and emptiness. 15 Become fact that federal government ditions and outcomes that would to world capitals, the I use the phrase "elemental purchases now constitute nearly 10 result in a balanced free-market Rowland Evans and Robert Novak diplomatic rounds and the life” deliberately, to get at Boy Scouts per cent of the gross national product. situation. beaten routes. what is basic and irreducible. He has been living here since Therfe are elements in the in­ “In the end,” the association states, The annual increase in these kinds SOS to Harlow and is now more than half-way dividual life as in the universe. ANNE EMT of government expenditures over the “what is in jeopardy is not one or two WASHINGTON - Although Republican state chairmen scandal as a ymanufactured” toward completing a house he is The Greeks listed earth, air, Correspondent building pretty much by fire and water as the elements. last decade (adjusted for inflation) industries but rather our capability, President Nixon has made no May 16, pointed up a similar issue. Tel. 228-3971 specific request yet that he conflict-of-interest involving In a little-noticed speech May himself, on a tree-rich moun- We could go far and not to do has been nearly 3 per cent. Many as a nation, to undertake programs in return to full-time duty in the Gen. Alexander Haig, Jr., ^ e 21 to the Republican Bull taintop on which he plans to set­ much better. a Cub Scouts forecasts project increases of 24 per which the resources of government White House, the wise and President’s “interim” chief of Elephant Club (composed of top tle down, finish his book and Earth is the rooted element. At the final Cub Scout Pack experienced Bryce Harlow has staff and one of the few aides in congressional aides), Agnew make a life. The chief trouble with cities is meeting of the year, fifteen cent or more in the current decade. and industry must be committed to been secretly giving Mr. Nixon whom Mr. Nixon now reposes also called Watergate “the I reflect on what my sons and not the crowd, for a good boys graduated from the “One of the unique and distressing the development and implementation and the White House staff in­ total trust. alleged and insinulated their fellows are thinking and sweating humanity can be Webelos to the Boy Scout doing, and it carries some earthy, but the fact that we live program and awards were aspects of the process by which of solutions to society’s problems.” valuable help .there since the Harlow told the Southern wrongdoing” that Republicans Watergate scandal broke open, Republicans that Haig either at large should avoid promise for our time. We are a in a rented cubicle — literally presented for the outstanding while keeping his job as a would have to give up his role “protesting” too much. restless, mobile era, not a and metapholtically — far from skit of the year and for arts and Washington lobbyist. as the President’s chief aide, That’s the tone of the Vice rooted one. Amongst the flights the earth our mother, cut away crafts. That v^orries friends of with highly sensitive duties President’s speeches around and perchings of our lives we do from fruitful work and span­ Graduating from Webelos Harlow, former*high aide to going far beyond the usual the country, all of it designed to less perching than flying, less taneous affections. were Robert Roche, Greg 1 Relief from- Presidents Eisenhower and traffic-cop function of a staff serve his boss. rooting than roaming. We have Air is, the free element of Moore, Brian Boucher, John Nixon and now Washington vice aide, or “leavy the Army.” Conservatives hoping to run been tearing up what roots our openness. The furtive and Lyman, Shawn Karvelis, Jef­ president of Proctor and Gam­ The reason: no military of­ Agnew for President in 1976 are fathers had put down; We are devious wither in the open. frey Reynolds, Robert ble. If White House demands on ficer, Harlow said, should be horrified. *rhey think the only overspecialized, vh have Honesty, directness, candor — Balanger, Clifton Perkins, Watergate Heat his time continue, he will either permitted (or compelled, as in correct’ and safe posture for forgotten how to do things for these are the qualities that Robert Horton, Gary Coiro, have to take a leave of absence Haig’s case) to fill an essential­ Agnew now is to say nothing. To ourselves, how to become fluorish in the open personality. Victor Vik, Brian Begin, Marty For newsmen seeking a respite not entirely unrelated to the subject from the nation’s largest soap ly political job at the highest risk tainting himself with the generalists in life itself, how to Fire is the intense element. It Kalhok, David Clark and company or say no. civilian level of the govern­ sin of pretending that be whole men and women. can be used for destruction but Edward Hodge. o . from Watergate and other scandals, that occupies so much journalistic With Watergate scandals ment. Watergate is only a minor That may be the task of those also for love — for burning what Den 3 and Den 5 tied for first there’s a chance to get away from it attention today. flooding the White House, Harlow’s own predicament as classi^, say his conservative of our young people who find has been laborously built, but place in the skit award with themselves recoiling from the Den 4 taking third place. all. The management of Meramec Harlow will not risk involving outside advisor on continuous friends, could do irreparable also for soldering together what Mr. Nixon in new criticism that call from the White House as damage to Agnew’s political huckstering life and drawn to belongs together. &me of the In the arts and crafts, the Caverns and Onondaga Cave, in Stan­ Meramec Caverns is where that the nation’s business is being similar, and he knoWs it. He left future. the elemental life. Watdrgate political activists of the ’60s are awards went to Phil Holmes, ton and Leasburg, Mo., respectively, arch law breaker of the 1870s, Jesse handled by a highly-paid lob­ Mr. Nixon’s White House as may be the ultimate expression contemptuous of the quieter Den 1, first; A1 Packer, Den 2, cabinet-level head of the con­ of a rootless hucksterism that young people of the '70^because second; Don Layman, Den 3, are offering courtesy memberships in Jam es, is said to have hidden out from byist operating out of the White House. gressional lobbyist staff in A CIA Defender clings to power by any means in they don’t want to use fire and third; Robert Todte, Den 4, a real “underground” press club. the minions of the law, if not the Harlow himself, in a closed- December 1970, to make Sen. Stuart Symington of order to fill the emptiness of sword for the “revolution.” But fourth; and Dominick Boucher, It’s public relations, of course, but reporters of his time. door session with Southern money, after 23 years in the Missouri, seeking to save the spirit which comes from seeing the lasting fires may be those Den 8, fifth. government, 10 of them in the Central Intelligence ’Agency everything as vendible and that kindle "an ecstasy , of Receiving Wolf Badges were HIGHEST RETURN White House. The fact that the (CIA) from t^he Watergate everyone as expendable. If so, thinking and feeling - in pair­ Kenneth Moore and Donald President is now calling him wreckage, believes it has been then Sandgate may prove the bonds, in clusters of friends, in Layman, and Bear Badges went back for “consultation” shows assaulted not only from Presi­ answer to Watergate, as a way home-grown communities. to Stephen Sutton and Ron of life and a source of values. W ln tak ei* how thin the White House staff dent Nixon’s erstwhile aides Wl^ater is the fructifying ele­ Kenney. Gold Arrows were VfBOSst really is, with Haig (full-time) but from the staff of the Senate I like the countryside ment. Traditionally it is the un­ presented to Dominick mo’s and John B. Connally (part- Foreign Relations Committee. rhythms, and in my own life I conscious. It is The ocean that Boucher^ Jim Wood, Ron time) the only replacem ent for Symington, a member of the try to alternate them. Many of laps around us, the underground Kenney and Kenneth Moore and 2 £ £ A 6 A IM f the Haldeman-Ehrlichman-. Foreign Relations Committee the young drawn understan- stream that courses through us. Silver Arrows to Ron Kenney* Dean top level preWatergate as well as acting chairman of dably to the land, are rejecting If our way to our unconscious is Randy Simmons, Tom Matrick, staff, the Armed Services Com­ the cities, but enough of them blocked, we become dried-out, Mike Ring, Stephen Gustafson, Connally intimates say he in­ mittee, boiled with anger over will return when they are desiccated creatures. To tap Albert Packer, Kenneth Moore, is YOUR tends to “slip off into the night” recent published reports that ready. Although it is harder, we the unconscious and to fuse it Donald Layman, Otis Wirth, GUARANTEED at the first upturn in the former CIA director Richard can live the elemental life in a with the life of civility and Robert Todte, Jim Packard, EFFECTIVE ANNUAL 2to5 Yr. President’s political fortunes. Helms deceived the Senate city or a suburb as well as in a reason is to live creatively and Richard Craig, Dominick Savings Certificates With no visible Nixon intention about, the agency’s Watergate hamlet, wherever we are be a whole person. Boucher, Glen Hunniford and RETURN on to hire conventional Republican involvement during his confir­ enough at home with ourselves Jim Wood. politicians and .with Haig’s mation hearings to become am­ Dogs tenure shadowy, it may well be bassador to Iran early this Mrs. Gladys Miner, town that Mr. Nixon's SOS will go to year. A furious Symington told Today in History clerk, reminds residents that Harlow, himself, long a natural his colleagues that the charge all dogs six months or older Comparable Returns on Other Accounts resource of Republican was leaked by Foreign By The Associgled Press eluded a peace treaty with must te licensed by June 30. Presidents, to conie back per­ Relations Committee staffers, Today is Monday, June 4, the Tripoli. The fee is $7.70 for a female manently. out to cut down bojh Helms and 155th day of 1973. TTiere are 210 In 1831, Prince Leopold of or $3.50 for a male or spayed the CIA. days left in the year. Saxe-Coburg was chosen as the female, and after the first of Is Agnew However, Helms received a 'Today’s highlight in history: first king of Belgium. July there will be a pro-rated unanimous clean bill of health On this date in 1942, the In 1936, the first socialist fine. Programmed? from Symington and other Pacific war battle of Midway government of France took of­ Armed Services Committee began. The naval and air war­ Suspicions by conservative fice under Premier Leon Blum. members after their investiga­ fare ended in the first decisive In 1946, Juan Peron was in­ avings ank anchester S B ^ OF M Member F D I C Republicans that Vice Presi­ tion into possible Watergate defeat for Japan in the war. dent Sprio Agnew is being total­ augurated president of Argen­ links. Any attempt to force On this date — tina. British literary figure Dr. ly programmed-by the White Helms out of Teheran will be In 1647, King Charles I of In 1961, President John F. Samuel Johnson's "Dictionary House to his own political detri­ vigorously opposed by an in­ England was seized as a^ Kennedy and Soviet Premier of the English Language” was Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River ment were fed last week when *THBeCSA CSoMO fluential bipartisan bloc of hostage by his army. Nikita Khrushchev conferred in , first published in 1755. he referred to the Watergate Senators. In 1805, the United States con- Vienna, Austria. Eight Office* Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON

.1 ■/ ■ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, }973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. June 4. 1973 - P A G R SEVEN Hebron Judge About Town They Honor Maidmeni ^^Million Dollar Finalisp^^m The conservation and safety of Mrs. John Hanley, 5 Hawley TREE Scout Landscapes committee of Manchester St. Mrs. Allan Sault is co­ For Scouting Service Rebuked Junior Women’s Club will meet hostess. A 57-yMr-old Manchester man is a finaUst in the Million Szarek’s w?fe, Ida, said she will not accomptmy her hus- ‘Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home Harry S. Maidment, who is Dollar Drawing of the Massachusetts State Lottery” band to Boston. . SPRAYING Grounds” of School PROVIDENCE (AP) - A celebrating his 2Stb anniver­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston. “I have high blood pressure and the e x c ite m ^ there judicial order requiring the sary as T i^ 25 scoutmaster, Bernard D. Szarek, a production engineer at United Air- ^ 5 ”**^** for me,” she said. Phom 344-0321 baptism of an infaflt girl M ore will be honored with a craft in East Hartford, will have a chance to become are taking the “once'ln a she can be put up for ad<^on testimonial, June 16 at 8 p.m. at MILLANE NURSERIES ANNE EMT This will be Bill’s last badge, Massachsetts’ 14th millionaire lottery winner lifetime' expereince in stride. \ has been criticized by the week­ the Manchester Masonic Tem­ and on June 20 he will be *1.-* "Sure, we’d like to win,” she said. “We’re taking the at-\ CorrMpondeni ly newspaper of the Roman ple, E. Center St. AND TREE EXPERTS Tel, 228-3971 awarded his Eagle Scout rank Besides the top prize, “ 20 installments of |50,000 a titude that, if we win, OK, and if not, OK We’re satisfied at a Ck>urt of Honor at the Catholic Diocese of Maidment has been active in year, a saond prize of |100,000, paid $10,000 a year for 10 with life as it is.” ’ ‘ cnMinu. CUM. Boy Scout scouting since 1932, when he Gilead Hill School. ’ Providence. awarded, as well as eight prizes of $10,000 Mrs. Szarek said her husband won the first big prize in Through the efforts of Bill ^ In its lead editorial Friday, was a Oib Scout. He became a Aldrich, 14-year-old son of Mr. Boy Scout in ‘Troop 25, then its e ^ . Win, lose or draw, each finalist wins a minimum of his lifetime last year in New Britain — a new car at a Bill is not the only member of “The Visitor” said the order in­ and Mra. Gordon Aldrich of assistant scoutmaster and, in » . church bazaar. his family in scouting. Both his volved an alliance of church Paper Mill Rd., the Hebron 19^, scoutmaster — a position R ^d Herald Advertisements 10-year-old brother, Patrick, and state which has "the state Elementary School is sporting a he still holds. He received the and 13-year-old sister, Tobie, moving to enforce religious dis­ “ new look.” Eagle Scout Award in 1942, the are active in scouting cipline.” As a service project working Silver Beaver Award in 1955 programs. And his mother has ’The editorial referred to a towards his Eagle Scout badge," and served off the Camp been a Junior Girl Scout Leader decision by Family Court Judge Bill has landscaped the north for five years. Michael DeCiantis, a Catholic, Pioneer staff foi; five years. and west sides of the school who ordered the adoption agen­ He served in &e U.S. Army with wood chips and Although the Eagle award Is cy to have the child baptized as from 1943 to 1946, seeing World evergreens, most of which he the highest award. Bill plans to a condition to adoption. War n service in France and purchased with his own money. continue working towards ’The unwed ihother, also a Germany. He received a B.A. The rank of Eagle Scout is the Eagle Palm s'and will attend Catholic, had told the court she degree from Yale University in Harry S. Maidment c Viva C h a n ts highest award a scout can 19M and a master’s degree in fp«Shop PeliiPDutch Ithee the Lake of Isles Reservation did not tove her baby baptized achieve and is presented only because she did not know the education from the University Con^egational Church, serving after the scout has earned all 21 this summer as an assistant Fivit Drinks Jumbo Napkins senior patrol leader. religious preference of the of Connecticut in 1953. as its junior youth director Tomato Sauce Spaghetti Mushrooms of his badges. adoptive p^nts. He’ was a Manchester High from 1959 to 1967, chairman of RoridN punch, i DeCiantis had expressed con­ School teacher from 1951 until chtrry.oppW, I Regular the Board of Deacons from 1969 grtpt,or«nt«.> Decorator cern that under tee church’s 1956.. when he becam e a to 1970, and vice moderator strawbtrry. or or Thin Stem s Solid citrus cooltr, or 9 teaching, the child could not go g u id a ^ counselor — his pre­ from 1970 to 1971. oranft* Assorted and Packed sent position. Colors Elbow to heaven if it died before it was He and his wife, the former Macaroni Pieces in Water baptized. He is chairman of the Esther Panciera, reside at 18 The editorial said, ‘‘We Hodcanum River Linear Park Scarborough Rd. with sons SAVE Catholics have spent much of lovely fabrics Coordinating Committee, a Paul, 15, and David, 13. our history in this country member and former chairman Tickets for the testimonial Vernon Senior Citizen of Year battling laws and fighting at­ of the Manchester Civitan Gub, may be obtained from the titudes that would use the force sew a beautiful you! a member of the Conservation arrangements committee; HAVE YOUR NEW Mrs. Irene Petersen was named as Vernon’s Senior Citizen of the Year at an Italian Night of civil legislation and the Committee and a member of Harold Whiting, 12 Lydall St.; dinner held at the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park. Looking at her citation with her are courts to make us conform to the Democratic Town Com­ Herbert Stevenson, 46 Kennedy Donald Berger, left, Vernon’s director of recreation, and Peter Vendrillo of Manchester the practices of other reU^ons. mittee. Rd.; and John H. Bowen, 570 PHILCO who organizes many of the activities of the Senior Citizens. (Herald photo by Pinto ) ”We therefore should be par­ He is a member of Center Woodbridge St. ticularly sensitive to efforts, no sew smart doubleknits matter how informal the set­ Are you getting your NOW ONLY Easy care doubleknits ting, to use the power of civil at a fantastic price. Andover Note Sale Bid law to enforce the practices of Scoop up armfuls . Illing Orientation our own religion.” and sew a carefree AIR CONDITIONER The newspaper also said the 2 . 9 8 yard summer. 60" wide Openings Set judge’s statements “show a Planned Three Days rather elemental understanding For June 7 Sixth grade pupils from six of the sacrament of baptism. personnel at Illing, including INSTALLED Swim Lessons elementary schools in , the librarian, reading teacher, HARTFORD (AP) - Bids for This sacrament is more than a splashy jersey prints cleansing of the child’s soul of Manchester will participate in nurse, and counselors. two note sales will be opened Soft slinky fabrics that orientation prograip at Illing • Information about the Start June 25 June 7 in State Treasurer original sin,” it said. Itemi offered lor u le not evellable in case lots or to retell deilera or wholeMleri. sew up so well into this Junior High School this week. junior high school, a slide THRU THE WALL Robert I. Berdon’s office. season’s fashion picture. presentation, and numbers by The first sale will be for |33.6 yard ANNE EMT 1 . 3 3 Bright, splashy colors. Pupils from Bentley, Robert­ the school choir and band. Mrs. Guay will be assisted by million of general obligation son and Waddell Schools will Correspondent SINUS 45" wide. • A tour of the school. Illing Mrs. Dorothy Abbott, vice notes dated June 15, 1973, and visit Illing Tuesday; Bowers AT ONE LOW PRICE Tel. 228-3971 students acting as tour guides Quality-Protected*' US.D,A» Choice Beef! president; Mrs. Margaret scheduled to mature June 14, and Green School pupils visit The Red Cross Swimming include Dean Aitro, Kirk Beat- Yeomans, secretary; Miss 1974. Proceeds will be used to Sufferers Wednesday; and Buckley Program, sponsored by the An­ Irene Lathrop, treasurer; and cettons in spring prints tie, Michael Diana, Kevin finance the state deficit. Htra'i gootl ntwi for yovi Exdwtvo School and parochial school DeVault, April Hellstrom, dover Lake Property Owners 'n*w "Hord^coro" SYNA^CLEAR Docon* Miss Vera Stanley and Mrs. The second sale will be for |50 Gay, colorful prints pupils visit Thursday. Association, will start June 25 a«$fonf tobitti oct tmtontly and dtor Robert Kellsey, Unhee Kim, Theda Johnson, executive com­ million of tax anticipation notes all naial tinus cavllin. O n* ^'hard*eero*' with lively person­ Agenda for the orientation and run for five weeks daily mittee members. tabkt glv*t up to 8 houn rollaf from Marina Moyer, Starris dated July 2, 1973, and poln and prossur* of congasHM. Allows alities to add new sessions, which run each day Newkirk, Mary Nyulassy, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. you to braoth* aosBy— stops wotory yard Bulletin Board scheduled to mature July 2, 1 . 1 8 life to your spring from about 9-to 11 a.m., in­ Registration for the program, •yas and runny nos*. You con buy David Ostrom, Suzanne Patter­ The following meetings and 1974. Proceeds will be u s ^ to SYNA*CL^R at oil Drug Storas. with* and summer wardrobe. cludes: which is being handled by Mrs. out naad for o p ra ^ ip tt^ Satisfaction son, Luc Pelletier and Andrew '0i activities are scheduled for this pay the tax anticipation notes of guorontaad by niokar. Try tt todoyl Mildred Keefe, will be held • Opening session with Dr. Vincens. Our "Qualify-Profecfed" beef is week: like amount which will-mature Introductory offar worth $).50?Cut out • Small group discussion. nafurally aged for fenderness and flavor, June 16 and June>^ from 10 in July. this ad— Tok* to on* of tho stores Richan). lingren, Illing prin­ Are you getting Monday; League of Arts and llslad balow. Purchoso on* pock of cipal, alid a short presentation More than 350 sixth graders will Your roasf will always come out a.m. to noon at the Red Bam at Syno*0*ar 12's and rocalva ono more delicious... we guarantee it. Crafts meeting, 7:30 p.m., An­ Syno-Claor 12*pack ma. by the lilli^ band. be involved in the three-day Andover Lake. ’There will be no dover Elementary School; Tax PttgfimAAtUs better tasting registration at the beach. • IntrodiicUons of key staff orientation program. Collector’s office hours, 7 to 9 FABRICCADDI/* DEPARTMENTnCDADTEACOl ^STORES 'The registration is open to all p.m.. Town Office Building; D r . William Beaumont, LIGGEH REXALL children of Andover residents American, was first to describe MANCHESTER 434 O a k la n d Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) Beef? Little League game. Tigers vs. PARKADE PHARMACY No other supermarket in America ... lb starting with children entering the process of digestion, in Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Red Sox, 6:30 p.m.. School 1882. 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Rockville not one ... has the meat preparation first grade in September. A Field. facilities to offer beef as naturally tender parent must sign the applica­ Father Kriss Tuesday: Red Cross Blood- Hospital and juicy and full of flavor as Stop & Shop’s Top Sirioin Steak *VS tion form and classes will be mobile, St. Peter’s Church, Principal at ’’Quality-Protected” beef. assigned at the time of registra­ Hebron, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m.; Notes An investment of three years of tion. Cut from lean tender young porkers! / Board of Education meeting, South Catholic research has enabled us 4o achieve Certified instructors for this' 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary Admitted Friday: Armand something no one ever before believed year’s program are Mrs. Carol Cyr, Main St., South Windsor; possible. Better tasting beef. If they want NO MORE School. TWO LOCATIONS TO SEHVE YOU BETTEN Father Zigford J. Kriss, a Stuart and Mrs. Nancy Wednesday; Rham CATS Colleqn Gilbert, Talcott Ave., to, other supermarkets can match Stop & former administrative assis­ Shop’s prices on what they call comparable RLOCKING LIGHT IN WINDOWS Breadheft, and Bob Bryce will meeting, 8 p.m., Rham High Rockville; Betty Griffith, South IMPAIRING VISION be the beach helper. St., Rockville; Dennis Rajala, tant at Manchester’s East cuts of beef. But until they match our School cafeteria; Little League Catholic High School, has been facilities, they can’t match the quality of PwkClMps^l? Because of the large turnout Broad Brook; Edna FUSSING WITH DRAPES game. Giants vs. Mets, 6:30 named principal of South our beef, whether they want to or not. last year in the beginners class, p.m.. School Field. Wormstedt, South St., NO COLD LEAKS IN WINTER Catholic High School at Hart­ Some day other supermarkets may be the instructors are asking for Thursday; Little League Rockville. volunteers to help out this year. Discharged Friday: Craig ford. able to say about their beef whaf Step & Pork Chops (B U D E C U T ) 89: Pork Roast°oNEussMB^l*i? Gem Child Mild Franks game, Tigers vs. Yankees, 6:30 763 MW ST. 191 MAIN ST. Announcement of the appoint­ Shop can say foday. Buf why waif unfil Anyone who is qualified as a p.m.. School Field. MANCHESTER Archambeau, Oak St., Colonial Extra Mild Franks MANCHESTER junior or senior jifesaver, MANCHESTER ment was made last week by some day? Friday: Fire Commissioners Rockville; Lily Cleary, ‘Thomp­ Poik Cutlets Sliced Pork Ribs-» 89' Colonial All Beef Franks p*!i 99' water safety aide or water Open Tues. to Sat. son St., Rockville; Oscar Cyr, Msgr. James A. Connelly, When if comes fo beef, f here’s only one meeting, 8 p.m., firehouse. Open Mon. to FrI. superintendent-of schools for place you can gef your Step & Shopsworfh. Slim Jim Snacks 2 '.v;,’89' safety instructor would be eligi­ 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Willimantic; Mrs. Barbara New Zealand Oven Ready ble to help with t h ^ classes 9 A.M . - S P.M. Darby and twin daughters, Che Archdiocese of Hartford. Genoa Pepperoni mfhSSk 9: 69' Father Kriss, a native of which are from noon until 1 Thurs. to 9 P.M. Tel. 643-1900 Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Anna l IMOufBaliernieiitl Quick & easy meals from p.m. Tel. 643-1191 Grigely, Broad Brook; Mrs. Bloomfield, was ordained in f Dorothy Kaminski and Rome in 19^, after studying for Stop & Shop Kitchens! a p p l i a n c e Garden Club Comment daughter. Village St., the priesthood at St. Thomas Flavored E N G L ISH Muffins Mrs. Eunice Guay was Seminary (Bloomfield), St. LalbUlsIiy. Our Own Pizzas 2lH89‘ Rockville; Susan Leach, Spring Blueberry, Cinnamon recently installed as president Session Bernard Seminary (Rochester, NEXT TO STOP and SHOP of the Andover Garden Club for St., Rockville; Mary Natsisky, Raisin, Cheddar Cheese Macaroni Salad 21b package 79‘ N.Y.), and the Gregorian or Bacon Flavored. 3 r ’l the coming year. A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of Direc­ Newmarker Rd., Rockville; D a 9 c 4 D a a I cookedtoperfectionCOOKEDTOPERFECTION 7 H c tors’ comment session is Kevin Plant, East Hartford. University in Rome. Home kltchen'-*>»BreadVL*3JLl'l Sausage Sale! Lanib Shoulder ^ ,4 **! nOdSl DCcJ SLICED TO ORDER Impound pound f j scheduled for Tuesday, in the Theresa Rittlenger, Lake Father Kriss received his MA Cucumber Salad **DEUDEWS.^b*” degree in education this year Chocolate Edair Pie 29; *1 49' Manchester Municipal View Dr., Vernon; Barry Choc.iJNUm. Browniestd2!;t;*l Primo Italian Sausage Building. ’The twice-monthly Rowe, Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; from Trinity College at Hart­ Veal Steaks 99' Chicken Salad 69' ford. Stop & Shop“rar Coffee Ring9;55‘ Great for those sausage grinders. sessions, now in their seventh Susan Saxby, Sandy Beach Rd., or top your pizza with it. ’P? Barbecue Sauce blau year, are’ held on the first Ellington; Oifford Sokolis, Oak Buttercrest Bread R a o f l i u i l f Sliced, Skinned & Q A C SLEEP SHOP D U C l U f f C I Deveined Frozen O i l i b furniture stores ’Tuesday and third Thursday of St., Rockville; Betsey ‘Trainor, stop t Shop Yah. Yah. send WtiHa. Countryfine Pork Sausages.e'l J)9 Rockville; Edward Gessay, SPECIAL OF THE WEEK each month. Rhoades Rd., Tolland; Stella Rath Breakfast Sausages 8 FnrniBrsllarkBl; I They are for those Lewis St., Rockville; Arlene Wiecenski, Hopkins Rd., Xi aoiriM riD w ii Rath Sau sage M eat frozen 'JI79' Cubed Veal SteaksK^l**? Manchester residents who wish Ellington; Elnora Willis, E. Kinnin, Enfield; Marilyn to file comments or complaints Main St., Rockville. Lacoss, West Willington; on any subject in the board’s Births Friday; A son to Mr. Annette Levine, Irene Dr., Ver­ Sun GhHy Maigarine I I Frozen food Buys I With values like these, you always jurisdiction. non; Lydia Luginbuhl, Grant get your Stop & Shopsworth and Mrs. John E. Wright, Staf­ Adeliciousspreadforall C |*$1 Those who appear are St., Rockville; Michael l-tbY ford Springs; a daughter to Mr. your cooking and baking needs. d v X I f s T w in s ! granted annonymity from the and Mrs. Philip Ladd, Milanese, Hartford Tpke., Stop&Shop Orange Juice Daily Kosher Pickles“ « H S ^ 4 9 ' Rockville. Imported Finnish public. Their comments and Geraldine Dr., Ellington; a tS45‘ Stockyour freezer and get 7 Seas Dressing j«!.39' complaints are relayed to the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Catherine Saba, Range Hill CountryfineWff Cheese IS *1j0 9 your stops Shopsworfh! Q X AT BLAU FURNITURE STORES town manager’s office -for Ramon Dole, Abbe Rd., South Dr., Vernon; Sachi Scavetta, Interle^ Sliced Munster 1t f £ r 55' Chef Boy-Ar-Dee MACARONI SH C U J 5 ^ review and reply. Windsor; a daughter to Mr. and Terrace Dr., Rockville; Dorman SfffiS Swiss S lic e s*1.19 Le Sueur Peas Butter Sauce 39 Borden’s Cremora ““«« 69' THIS SPECIAL PURCHASE IS MADE POSSIBLE Mrs. Michael Pollard, Webber Douglas Shell, Vernon Gardens, Kraft OfLUn Cheese Sice s "ftsK ” 79' Green Giant “nfgSHfMJSP"’'' 'S?39 Rockville; Edith Smith, Crane Chef Boy-Ar-Dee ^EATBAuls 3 'J; *1 Ilnl Davey Sr. Rd., Rockville. Am erican S ic e s MoJBSZiraKmo 9789' How ard Johnson Cruawtntt liaipki 59 With BLAU'S New 3 Store Buying Les Christensen Admitted Saturday: Eric Rd., Ellington;' Cynthia Tracy, At the turn of this decade, 10 Plainville. N u M aid S o ft M argarine 4 J9i ' l Aunt Jemima Waffles m 49' Keebler OLOFAIHIONCO Cookies 3>'*’*1 Andy Lundberg Gaytbn, Kozley Rd., Tolland; qiaealaU cM* av dauW* fuepi 11 aa, oaUnaal *r 13 at. Power — Hundreds of Twin Sets of every 100 married men and Discharged Sunday; Rodney SWISS STYLE! Morton Rounds 'A 45' 30 of every 100 married women Rodney Elliott, E. Main St., Hood's CMaeeHnatFsn YbgurtI 4 ^ 89' Hostess ooiom** Topping 3 l!;* l FIRM ECLIPSE MATTRESS Rockville; Patricia Little, Elliott, B. Main St., RockviUe; Ritter Tomato Juice 3 * 1 were left without mates due to Susan Euler, Hurlburt Rd., Jeno’s 12 Pack pizza ^is 89' death, divorce or separation, Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Anthony Blue Boy Pickled Beets 4 *1 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS Treat, Goehring Rd., Tolland; Tolland; Mrs. Janet Hoppes BlHeaimiBMiiiifiUdsl Taste O'Sea Seafood Platter 69' according to the Texas Agricul­ and daughter, Legion Dr., Pope Roasted Peppers 3 *7,,’ *1 tural Extension Service of Frank Whitehead, Irene Dr., M acaroni & Beef stoptshop 'is 59' MATCHING SETS! Rockville; Patricia Hawron, Preserves stoptshop 3 ”“ ‘1 Texas A & M University. Vernon. Hendries Popsicles 120Mntaadte|B 59* serving connecticul homemakers since !909 Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; Lavoris Mouthwash 89' Peter Pan Peanut Butter 95 Discharged Saturday: John Birds Eye Tasti Fries 4 it;*! Richard Bean, 'Old Stafford J&JPfastic Strips Jtssass Vanish Bowl Cleaner ^ Andreoli, W. Main St., C h o c L itC o v e rs st«p»shop »i 33 It Rockville; Colleeen Gilbert, Rd., Tolland; Scott Curry, Spray Deodorant StoptShop D ran o Drain Cleaner ‘iir 45 Broccoli 49'.. MANCHESTER Talcott Ave., Rockville; Jane Hany Lane, Vernon; Mrs. Bon­ AntiPerspirant vSnASs* Stop & Shop ice Cream1S;'4K1 Kleenex Facial Tissue 29 Pure Orange Juice .'K .i*. 79' blau Kulo, West Shore Rd., nie Johnston and daughter, FREE furniture stores Windermere Ave., RockWUe. DEUVEBY PET CENTER Rockville; Joan Landrie, ■ t Glenstone Dr., Rockville; Anna Birth Sunday; A daughter to 9 Hiplt A., Doarinm Hanclmltr Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gunston, oOOb -oJOO G-13 WHind lln m m frain Miin SI. Mingst, RFD8, Vernon; Dennis PER SET Rajala, Broad Brook; Barbara Overhill Rd., Ellington. ! iin » i MK S'i an '! SHE S ’ ! SHE a 'I sun S 'IM H « '! FOR 20 YEiUS TK MOST I WITHTHfSCOUPON 6 Sanchez, East Hartford; WITHTHfSCOUPON WtTHTHfS COUPON WtTHTHfS COUPON WITHTHfSCOUPON WITHTHfSCOUPON WITHTHfSCOUPON ■ ona6oijar 1U8 Main 84., Manobeater Frances Smith, Foster St., onalOOctpkg onalOpack onaZozcan onanyl7'Aozpkg on three 13'/Sozcant on a 48 oz bottle MMIM COMPUTE 1^ SHOP R CORRECTION South Windsor; Dale Ulitech, MAXWELL TETLEY UPTON CLING FREE HUNFS TABPY RAIN BARREL E. Main St., Rockville. A picture of a parachute jump THEUEA! IHOUSEiSE inINSTi s t a n t ! TEA OPEN TONITE and EVERY NITE 'til 9:00 Birth Saturday: A son to Mr. in Saturday’s Herald — "Drop­ ICED TEA FABRIC SKILLET TREA? FABRIC (op in and Browse. Chances are we and Mrs. Robert Cote, RFD 2, ping Ip For A Party,” page 16— COFFEE BAGS MIX SOFTENER DINNERS CAT FOOD SOFTENER (Opan Saturdays 1H 5:30) lave jusi wal you need for your pet( incorrectly identified the Rockviller BwiiiuNj uiiegwtM. i—st parachutist jumping near £ nooOPn .JttPinitll.JnMt 2 OntPm.JttlkniW .Jtt j GtPn.Jt4Uin,W .Jtt aa*4Maa.jHn*4Uinj8a(,iun*t C«aaM«n.^JHna4lHrwSa(.Jiiret Good M«a. Jun* 4 thru Sat, Jure f • Cash • Charga • Budgst Tarms • Up To 3 Ysars To Pay PHONE 64M273 Carry Lawrence Admitted Sunday: Louise ■ IM u n a ia rp a ra M la a a r IM a a e p e tp a rre to M a r ^ ureiaaalO sads HaFniMiwir ^ LNaNawacan parcwatMar C fc / M 2 U aN anaaM fe'O'Mamar ^ Urn* three care aer cuitemer ^ Um* one beni* pefcvUenw c ^q q ^ Diily I (o 6 ~ TNurt.) to 9 Ilnl Davey II Cox, Newington; Jbbn Drost, Tudor Lane. The skydiver was fKEf Pirtini Ml Grand Ave., Rockville; Brian Jessie Farrington of East Hart­ ...... ------^ ^ Edwardd', Hammond St., ford. $T0P s SHOP in • MiUKHESTER 26'3 Mitkile Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Siiver Lane. 8 a.in.-10:30 p.m., Mon.-Sat . \

. V, PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Junfe 4. 1973— PAGF. n i n r ^ ^ ■ ~ ^ —— Duplicate Waddell PTA Pico-Uchneat Ends Season Mylek-F aucher The Baby Has ^ Bridge Results of the Manchester Wednesday Weddings ^ Engagements KofC duplicate bridge games played May 31 are as follows: Waddell School will have its 'X North-South, first, Mrs. P. final meeting of the season B e e n N a m e d Skendarian and Mrs. J. Gagne; Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the second, Mrs. Maury Brown and sphool auditorium. Mrs. Philip Holway; third, Members of Junior Girl Scout Y aconiello-Dewson Couch-Stafford Joyce Driskell and Mrs. D. Troop 614 and Cub Scout Pack Smith. 53 will present a program in Bogli, Robert Herbert, son of Herbert R. and Linda Farwell Also, East-West, first, Mrs. honor of the 20th an^versary of Bogli of Fox Trail, Coventry. He was bom May 11 at Manchester Stanley Craft and Mrs. L.A. scouting at the school. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Simmons; second, Mrs. Arthur Later, there will be an ice Frank H. Farwell Jr. of Westbrook, Maine. His paternal grand­ Pyka and Mrs. &m Piersop; cream social in the school Hadassah Installation parents are Mrs. Edna Farmer of Lake Rd., Andover, and A1 third, Mrs. Stephen Martin a ^ cafeteria. Sundaes, prepared Bogli of Bunker Hill Rd., Andover. His maternal great- Mrs. Paul Wiilhide. and served by Shady Glen, will grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown of Cumberland be available fbr a nominal fee. Mrs. Sidney Cohen of 118 Scott Dr. was elected and in­ Center, Maine. His paternal great-grandfather is Fred Bogli of Results of the Andover Waddell students may attend stalled for her second term as Manchester. He has two brothers, Donald, and Thomas, 6; Bridge Gub games played June this meeting if accompanied by president of the Connecticut and two sisters, Lynnette, 8^, and Theresa, 3. 1 are as follows: First, Wilmer a parent. Region of Hadassah at its r ^ Curtiss and Gem Hitchcock; cent 44th annual Spring second, Mr. and Mrs. Weeks; Hickey, Justin Daniel, son of Daniel P. and Roberta Jackson Conference in New Haven. third, Mr. and Mrs. Lucal. Hickey of 109 Mather St. He was bom May 10 at Manchester i? Mrs. Norman Rogers of Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Results of the Manchester California, National Conference William G. Jackson of 110 Hawthorne St. His paternal grand­ Community YWCA novice Picnic I ^visor, officiated at the in- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hickey of East Hartford. He duplicate bridge games played Supper ^Ilation ceremonies, and ha a brother, Matthew James, 3^. May 30 are as follows: First, spoke at the Spring Conference Mrs. Ann Coakley and Mrs. banquet. Attending the banquet Doughty, Justin Allen, son of Mitchell A. and Joan M. Fantoli Dorothy Jordan; second and from Manchester were Mr. and Doughty of Stafford Springs. He was bom May 12 at Rockville third, Mrs. Olga Skinner and Mrs. Sidney Cohen, Mr. and The Women’s Society of Com­ General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bea Keith; second and Mrs. Victor Moses, Dr. and munity Baptist Church and all William Fantoli of Staffordville. His paternal grandparents are third, Mrs. Gaire Zimmerman Mrs. Martin Rubin and Mr. and its Circles will have a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Bmce Doughty of Manchester. and Mrs. Marion McCarthy. Mrs. George Sandals. supper at its final meeting of This game is held weekly to in­ Mrs. Sandals was presented a the season Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. troduce bridge players to special award for her outstan­ in Fellowship Hall of the duplicate. New players are ding performance as Regional Seipel, Cretchen Elizabeth, daughter of Don A. and Suzanne church. Bulletin editor. welcome. Mrs. Sidney Cohen J Burrell Seipel of Birmingham, Mich. She was bom May 11 in Mrs. Orlando Tibbetts will Manchester Chapter received Royal Oaks, Mich. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. conduct a short business ses­ Results of the South Windsor awards for membership re­ Richard K. Burrell of Rochester, N.Y. Her paternal grand­ sion. Mrs. Harold Livingston Bridge Gub games played May enrollment, and life 'T parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Seipel of 52 Phelps Rd. will lead devotions, and lYte. J. 30 are as follows: North-South, membership, programming. Bruce Green will dedicate Love Bulletin, fund raising and over­ Gypsy Moths Green, Michael Thomas, son of Steven A. and Patricia first, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gifts. Morris; pecond, Mrs. Jackie subscription. Driving You Mitchell Green of 28A Garden Dr. He was bom May lj7 at^ Mrs. Andrew Soltis is in Ponsi Photo Kovacs and Tom Wagner; and Herald photo by Pinto Members of Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are charge of the entertainment, Chapter attending conference Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell of 1108 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. third. Rev. William McGrath 50th Anniversary Buggy? and John Fiedler. which will include gainCs. workshops were Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Robert G. Pico His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gochee of 17 Reed-Elaton Circle will serve Mylek Photo Also, East-West, first, Mr. Kahaner, Mrs. Martin Rubin, TefihSeo Oakland St. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Renee the supper. and Mrs. Robert Herzog; se­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Mrs. Elliott Zimmerman, Mrs. A reception was held at the Bennett of West Willington and Mrs. Lester Mitchell of Hartford Irving Luckman, Mrs. John Miss Barbara Marie Uchneat Mrs. John Mylek cond, Fred Baker and Kaye Canfield of 151 Glenwood St. Manufacturing Co. for 47 years MANCHESTER of Windsor Locks and Robert .American Legion Home in Tpke., Rockville. His great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Lesley Brownstone, Mrs. Lewis Segal, Baker; third, Mrs. Caryl Gine observed their 50th wedding an­ where he was a handgun Gene Pico of Manchester Windsor Locks. After a train Wilson of West Willington. Mri^ Victor Moses, Mrs. Harold HARDWARE St. Bridget Church, and Afrs. Lori Owens. The in­ niversary at a dinner party polisher by trade. He is a 50- exchanged wedding vows Ma^ trip to Montreal, Canada, the The bridesmaids and junior Krantz, Mrs. Charles Gorman, All Events Photo Suffield Studio Manchester, was the.scene May dividual club championship will given in their honor by their year member of Trinity Lodge Red Cross 877 Main St. 543-4425 19 at St. Mary’s Church, Wiiid- couple will reside at 468 Adams bridesmaid wore gowns similar POWERFUI nUNCn O U R S • Mrs. George Slossberg, and 12 of the marriage of Miss. be played June 5. family. About 100 guests from of Oddfellows, and also a 50- sor Locks. St. to that of the matron of honor OOGGEDTOILEIS | Canada, Willimantic, Rocky year member of Woodmen of Asks Nurses Mrs. Leonard Lohr. for Mrs. Pico is a graduate Roxann Marie Faucher of except in pastel pink. They Scout The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Timothy B. Yaconiello Mrs. Kenneth N. Couch Manchester and John Mylek, Results of the Manchester Hill, Hebron, Granby, The World and a member of Mrs. Cohen, a past president teaching assistant at the carried bouquets of pink daisies To Register TREE SPRAYS Mr. and Mrs. Josdph M. also of Manchester. News Bridge Gub games played June Manchester and many other The Fraternal Order of Eagles. of Manchester Chapter of University of Connecticut. Mr. and baby’s breath and wore Uchneat of Windsor Locks. The . St. John's Episcopal Church, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joan Miss Judith Ann Stafford of sleeves and gathered skirt with The bride is the daughter of 1 are as follows: North-South, Connecticut towns attended. Mrs. Canfield is a member of Hadassah, has been active Pico is employed by Hamilton crowns of daisies in their hair. An attempt to compile a com­ bridegroom is the son of Mr. East Hartford, was the scene Pratt of East Hartford and Suffield became the bride of flounce hem-line which ter­ Mr. and Mrs. Armand Faucher first, Robert Stratton and Nor­ The couple was married April the First Congregationhl since 1945 in Jewish affairs and Standard in Windsor Locks. The flower girl wore pastel Cub Pack 251 plete list of all registered and Mrs. A. Robek Pico of 37 May 19 of the marriage of Miss Miss Patricia Deschamps of Kenneth N. Couch of Vernon, minated into a chapel train. The of 14 White St. The bridegroom ma Fagan; second, Mary Roy 27, 1923 in Hartford with the Church of Hebron with a Hadassah not only in blue and carried a bouquet of Cub Scout Pack 251 presented nurses and licensed practical ★ SEVIN Castle Rd. Joan Irene Dewson of East East Hartford. They wore May 19 at St. Joseph’s Church, bodice was accented with Irish is the son of F. Mylek of East and June Roebuck; third, Ken Rev.. Howard C. Champe of­ membership of 55 years. Manchester but in Greenfield, blue daisies and baby’s breath awards at its annual New Cub’s nurses is underway in BIOTROL "The Rev. John McQueeney of gowns of lavender chiffon and cluny lace. Her elbow-length Hartford and Mrs. Marlene Hickman and Sid McKenzie. ficiating. The couple has resided in Mass., Washington, D.C., and it Hartford and Timothy Barry Suffield. with blue matching veil. Registration Night recently at Manchester. St. Mary’s Church offered the Yaconiello of East Hartford. matching headpieces. They The bride is the daughter of veil of ivory illusion was at­ Coviello of East Hartford. Also, East-West, first, Rita They have one son, Frank R. Manchester for 25 years. Tokyo, Japan. ★ ISOTOX Dave Roth of East Hartford Verplanck School. Mrs. Mary Cavedon, chair­ She is a member of the board Mass and performed the The bride is the daughter of carried pink carnations and Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Stafford tached to a cap of matching The Rev. William J. Killeen was best man. Ushers were Holland and James Baker; se­ Canfield of Rocky Hill, and a lace. She carried a cascade of man of nursing and health of directors of Temple Beth double-ring ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dew- blue bachelor buttons. of Suffield. The bridegroom is of St. Bridget Church of­ Peter Svettes of Wethersfield; The Cubby Award for atten­ cond, Robert Hughes and grandson. spring flowers. programs for the Greater Hart­ Sholom and a Confirmation Band The Trees With son of Knollwood Dr., Coven­ Miss Rachael Shiebler of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman ficiated, at the double-ring Robert St. Onge of East Hart­ dance went to Den 2. Jeff Robert Fiske; third, A1 and Peg Before his retirement, Mr. The bride, given in marriage ford Chapter Red Cross in Class teacher at the Temple. try. The bridegroom is the son East Hartford was flower girl, F. Couch of Vernon. Miss Joan Stafford was maid ceremony. The church was ford; Steve Chmura of Amston Mcipre received his Bear Book LaPlant. Canfield was employed at College by her father, wore a white Manchester, has reported that She also belongs to Ben Ezra TREE TANGLEFOOT of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. she wore a gown of pink and The Rev. Henry Fiedorezyk of honor. She wore an orchid decorated with white pompons. Lake. Edward^Mylek of East for his ninth birthday. Others peau de sole gown with re­ lavender flowers and a pink crepe gown accented with J Mrs. Barbara Murphy of this census is for the purpose of Chapter of B’nai B’rith and the embroidered lace bodice and Yaconiello of East Hartford. of St. Joseph’s Church and the Hartford, bi^other of the shaving May birthdays were i Graduates i alto bow in her hair. She carried a Ivory-Iaced collar and cuffs, Manchester was organist and having a current roster of all Manchester League of Women train. She wore a matching lace The Rev. Douglas E. Theuner Rev. Gorman Smith of First bridegroom was junior usher. NEVEk AGAIN that tick fMlIng Daniel Kibte, Jeff Cantin and nurses now residing in town. ,2 ”-3'’ Tape of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, basket of pink carnations and Church of Christ, and an orchid picture hat. soloist. when your leibi evsrilawt Voters. bonnet with illusion veil. She Robert and Steven HarlOw, Scott McFarlane. Arrows were STA R GAXER?*^^ lavender pompons. Stuart MacLean served as The bride, given in marriage -By CLAY K K)LLAN- There are such lists carried a bouquet of white roses Willimantic, officiated at the Congregational, officiated. twin nephews of the bride, were presented to Douglas Gaboury, « A*IK LIBRA available, but they are not coor- double-ring ceremony. The John A^ncini of East Hart­ The bride, given in marriage best man. Ushers were Clinton by her father, wore a white silk TOILAfLEX* Daily and baby’s breath. ring bearers. Tim Lauzon and James M Your Activity Guidt ford was best man. Ushers Carter II, Fred Couch, Robert organza gown with Chantilly Toil«t Plungw Ac^cording to t/)o Storx. dinate<], and do not include all Miss Susan Uchneat of Wind­ altar was decorated with vases by her father, wore a formal A reception was held at the Virginia. If of flowers Mrs. Martha Raust were Paul Shiebler of East gown of ivory organza designed Stafford, and Rockwell Rookey. lace and seed pearls on the lace Unlike ordinary pluncen, Ibilaflex 9-14-23-35 To develop m essage for Tuesday, newcomers to the community. sor Locks was her sister’s maid KofC Home after which the doet not permit compretted air or reod words corresponding to numbers 11-17-25.33^ All registered nurses or was organist. Hartford and Carmen Zitani of with Empire bodice, Victorian A reception was held at the bodice, sleeves and square Webelos awards were :JS5-56«i.85 51.76-81.8&^ of honor. She wore a pale pink couple left for Disneyland in m eny water to tplaih back or escape. TAUaUS of your Zodiac birth sign. licensed practical nurses The bride, given in marriage Hartford. yoke, high neckline, long bishop KofC Home in Somers. neckline, and a long court train. With Ibilaflek the full preuure plows received by Sean Byrne and SCORPIO satin gown with re-embroidered Florida. They will reside' on AM. 2ff 1 Your 31 StorS 61 Vour currently registered in the by her father, wore a silk A reception was held at the Mrs. Couch was graduated Her finger-tip veil of silk illu­ through the clogging mass and Troy Fedora. 2 Excellent 32 Progress 62 Investrpent OCT. 22 lace at the neckline. She wore a Homestead St. u swishes it down. I MAT 20 Garden Grove in Manchester. from Chamberlain School of sion fell from a crown of seed 3 Unexpected 33 Regulor 63 Sharp NOT. 21 United States or Canada are white picture hat with organza gown with wedding Mrs. Mylek was graduated • tUCTION-fllM STOPS SPLASH-SACK 8-19-22-2S 4 Moke 34 Fovoroble 64 Imagined After a trip to Florida, the cou­ Retailing and currently works pearls. She carried a cascade of Ann Kibbe received a special 5 Hoy 35 Social 65 Opposition 24-34-39-41/T? requested to contact Mrs. ring collar, A-line skirt, bishop from Hartford Hospital’s • CCNTEKS ITSELF. CANHT SKID AROUND o '67-77-86-90 matching fabric roses and olive ple will reside in East Hartford. at Steiger’s in Enfield. Mr. • TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIQHT FIT tribute for her four years of ser­ 6 Derr>onstrate 36 Oo 66 Authority 43-70-74 Cavedon at 649-5709 or by sleeves, and detachable chapel white rosebuds and baby’s Licensed Practical School of GfMINI 7 Avenues 37M oy 67 Important grosgrain ribbon. She carried vice as den mother and for her SAGITTARIUS writing to her at 206 Ludlow train, all trimmed in lace and Mrs. Yaconiello Is employed Couch attended the New breath. , Qst the Qanulna Tollafltx' MAT 21 8 Contoct 38 With 68 And long stem pink roses. - Nursing and received the award other assistance to the pack. 9 Recent 39 For 69 Procedure HOY- » / at Rd., Manchester. pink satin ribbons. Her elbow- as a secretary at Pratt & England Technological Mrs. Janet Fuller of East for excellence in nursing. She is *2** AT HAtOWAU noais ciVjUNf 20 Bridesmaids wefe Miss Lonng Pnoio 10 Day 40 Inflated 70 Intimate DfC. 21 ^ 4 length veil of nylon illusion was Whitney Division of United Air­ Institute and is associated with Hartford was matron of honor. employed at the hospital. |'NT2-27-29-52 11 Don't 41 Courting 71 Up . Patricia Ahern of Sommerville, his father at Norm’s Sheet 1A2-69-82-87 12Toke 42 Those 72 From 6-18-21-38 The engagement of Miss attached to a matching head- craft Corporation of East Hart­ She wore a pastel blue chiffon Mr. Mylek is with Burns 13 While 43 Arnl 73 Importance 42-50-66 1 , Mass, and Miss Rhona Dash of Metal Shop of Vernon. CANCIR Patricia Anne Sullivan of piece. She carried a bouquet of ford. Mr. Yaconiello is gown with keyhole neckline, Security. 14 Busirress 44 Point 74 Affairs CAPRICORN Elizabeth, N.J. N employed as a operations They will reside in Ellington. long sleeves. Empire waist, and JUNE 21 15 For 45, Nothing 75 Personolily OfC. 22 ^ Manchester to Dr. Raymond white carnations and pink 16 Your They wore gowns of shocking 22 46 To 76 Just Our Joseph Anton of Palmer, Mass., sweetheart roses. processor at Travelers Data A-line skirt trimmed with Chan­ NOWIN 17 Vary 47 Open 77 Role JAN,/. IS pink satin, white picture hats Center. tilly lace. She wore a crown of 2-10-15-2C 18 Ready 48 Mind 78 0fficiols 3- 7-26-32^- with fabric roses and olive has been announced by.her Miss Barbara Dewson of EAST HARTFORD ^44-60-83-W 19 Person 49 Shine 79 Rodiotes 37-47-71 vSi Servicemen Coventry, the bride’s sister, fresh daisies in her hair and 20 Using 50 In 80 Handsome grosgrain ribbons, and carried parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Minutes Away... Convenient to LIO 21 Compliance 51 Routine 81 Plug AQUARIUS Sullivan of 100 Porter St. was maid of honor. She wore a carried a bouquet of blue Idle Adams ^JULY ii Marine Lance Cpl. Wayne long stem pink roses. Highways and Bus Lines 22 Who 52 Granted 82 Needs JAN. 20 ■ ^ Dr. Anton is the son of Dr. gown of pink chiffon with em­ daisies and baby's breath. L.AUS. 22 23 And 53 Ideas 83 Or E. Tracy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pico of Manchester CUT & CURL 24 Aspects 54 About 84 Hammer fei. II and Mrs. Harry Anton of broidered bodice and a Bridesmaids were Miss Pat ; 4-. 5-13-16 25 Your 55 Contacts 85 Dividends 1-48-58.63^ Earl W. "Tracy of 46 Worcester was best man. Ushers were Farr of Manchester and Mrs. BEAUTY SALON 31-49-57 Palmer, Mass. matching headpiece. She CONR INSUniTE 26 For 56 Pay 86 In 68-75-79-89V& ROBIN MARY NELEBER St., Vernon, formerly of Joseph Uchneat and James Chyrel St. Onge of East Hart­ 393 Broad Street VIRGO 27 Nothing 57 Brightly 87 Review The bride-elect is a graduate carried pink carnations and 28 Played 58 Is 88 Along PISCES 29 Adelaide Rd. Manchester, and grandson of Uchneat, both of Windsor of Hartford Hospital ^hool of lavender pompons. ford, sister of the bridegroom. Catering to Wedding • 29 For 59 Arouse 89 Charm fH. IP Manchester Wallace S. Tracy and ^e late Locks; James Bourn of East 30 Subdue 60 Brush 90 Post Miss Cindy Faucher of Parties with Early MAR. 2 0 * ^ ^ Ida Tracy of Manchester, was Hartford; Brian. Foley of Nursing and is employed in the HAIRDRESSIIK [^36.4546.59 6/5 BA Degree . Manchester, sister of the bride, or J G o o d ^Adverse Neutral 30-40-53-54 i| Manchester; and Fred Olender Pediatric^ Cardiology Depart­ Morning Appointments promoted to his present rank 1000 Main St., East Hartford ^ 6 5 -7 2 -7 8 M j 61-64-73 K Mount Holyoke College was junior bridesmaid. Miss € while serving at the Marine of Windsor. ment at Hartford Hospital. 649-2517 (near Cinerama I) Plenty of Free Parking South Hadley, Mass. Karen Chmura of Amston Lake Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, Her fiance, a graduate of St. REGiSTER NOW FOR NEXT CLASS was flower girl. N.C. He also received his Michael's College and the equivalency diploma while at University of Vermont College Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. FOR FULL DETAILS CALL 525-2372 SIh ANNUAL UNICO of Medicine, completed his in­ Alesbury of Clinton. N.Y., starting our 50th year the base. He is a former student of Rockville High School. He is ternship and residency in formerly of Manchester, an­ remove unwanted hair nounce the engagement of Mrs. married to the former April L. anesthesia at Hartford Hospital. He is an Alesbury’s daughter, Dana EVENING CLASSES Christensen of 12 Glenstone AND D A Y C L A SSE S, P A R T -T IM E Dr., Vernon. permanently at home anesthesiologist at the Noble Dimock, to Richard H. Bayer of PANCAKE Hospital in Westfield, Mass., Norwood, Mass. OR FULL-TIME SCHEDULE! with Perma Tweez® and is on the staff of Wing Mr. Bayer is the son of Mr. Student Loans Avaiiabie— Approved MemoriaT Hospital in Palmer, and Mrs. Joseph F. Bayer of Of Manchester for G.l. Training About Town Concern over unwanted hair on the face, body and Mass. Norwood, Mass. The engagement of Miss Tina end Vernon legs can now be eliminated PERM ANEN TLY with A n’ O et. 20 wedding is The bride-elect, is the M. Patent of Manchester to FESTIVAL The regualr meeting of the planned. Lorlng Photo daughter of the late Richard E. “The Formai Perma Tweez. Deveioped primariiy for the unskiiied Francis James Carr of South Emanuel Lutheran Church Dimock, graduated from Bolton home user, the safety and effectiveness of this eiec- The engagement of Miss Lin- \ Windsor, has been announced council scheduled for tonight High School and is a 1972 wear King” troiysis instrument Is such that Perma Tweez is the da Anne Dunham of by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the has been postponed until June graduate of Bates College, John Patelli of 201 Eldridge St. 11. choice instrument of physicians* who confidently en­ Manchester to Allen J. Wiley, also of Manchester, has been Lewiston, Maine where she Mr. Carr is the son of Mr. and Largest dorse its use. Simple to use because of a unique About Town majored in sociology. She is announced by her mother, Mrs. Mrs. William Carr of 756 Selection Manchester Chaj)ter, patented safety feature that automatically kills the taring Photo employed by Meadows Con­ Lois E. Dunham of Battista Rd. Graham Rd., South Windsor. SPEBSQSA, will rehearse valescent Center, Manchester, hair root without puncturing the skin. Perma Tweez, The ways and means com­ The engagement of Miss Lin­ Mr. Wiley is the son of Mrs. The bride-elect is a 1972 tonight at 8 at the Army and 16.95 mittee of Manchester Junior da F. Wright to John J. Troost Wilma Wiley of W. Center St. as a program director in graduate of Manchester High Navy Gub. The r^earsal is recreation. She is the grand­ Women’s Club will meet of East Hartford has been an­ The bride-elect was School. She is employed as a FOlUillAL open to all men interested in Cosmetics, all D&L stores except New London. daughter of Mrs. Louis C. 4 PAUL S. WRIGHT Tuesday a t 8 p.m. at the home nounced by her parents, Mr. g ra d u a te d in 1968 from policy change writer at Connec­ singing barbershop-style har­ *as advertised in medical journals ... Dimock of Bolton and the late ticut Mutual Insurance Co. in 114 E. Middle Tpke. of Mrs. William Ryan, 54 and Mrs. Alfred F. Wright of Manchester High School and in mony. professional inquiries Invited. Mr. Dimock, and the late Mr. Hartford. WEAR Manchester The engagement of Miss Overland St. South Windsor. 1972 from Central Connecticut and Mrs. Ernest T. Bantly of Her fiance is a 1971 graduate BS Degree Mr. Troost is the son of Mr. State College where she Kathryn Marie Tabadisto of Manchester. of South Windsor High School. Westfield State College . Second Congregational and Mrs. A. P. Troost of the received a BS degree in National City, Calif., to Charles Her fiance, a graduate of He is employed as a machinist FOR Westfield, Mass. .I' • Church council will meet Netherlands. elementary education. McLaughlin of Imperial Beach, Norwood Senior High School, is at Mai Tool and Engineering Calif., has been announced by tonight at 7:30 in the church The bride-elect was Her fiance is a 1966.graduate They Do Remember your dog’s best friends parlor. graduated from Manchester of Manchester High School. He a senior at Bates College. 'He is Co., in South Windsor. Grromlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ a member of Phi Beta Kappa. The couple plan an Oct. 13 RENT are his vet and professional groomer ford Tabadisto of National City, Community College where she served four years with the U. S. la n d Clipping] The administrative board of is employed. A late summer wedding in wedding at St. James Church, who cares how he feels and looksi Calif. Air Force. He is employed by in s t it u t e South United Methodist Church Clinton is planned. Manchester. East ofthe River... C O N N , OF HAIRDRESSING Placet Ttt & 3rd in Mr. McLaughlin is the son of Her fiance is employed by the Healthco-Stoughton’s I Statewide.compotition held by the State Hairdressing Asso* College will meet tonight at 7:30 at Kenosha Auto Transport in Lan­ All the latest styles and colors i n i Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Hospital & Surgical Supply Co., We also stock cialion. The winning stylet were done by the exclusive Pivot Susannah Wesley House of the caster, Pa. Hartford. stock . . . nothing to send away for. I Point method of hairdressing, taught at tho CONN. INSTI­ Notes of 14 O’Leary Dr. Ruffled Shirts in SUN., JUNE 1U Just Stop to Think Now! church. The couple plan a July 21 The wedding is planned for We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20,1 TUTE OF HAIRDRESSING. The bride-elect is a graduate Your pet looks to you for great love and protection. To his vet for wedding. the latest colors. Men's Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, ■ I-V.t., ....s-v' 8 A.M. - 2 P.M. Richard J. Zarbo, son of Mr. of Cathedral Girls High School spring 1974. Exciusiva “Pivot Point" 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 36-42 ■ and Mrs. Frank S. Zarbo of 165 good health, to his professional dog groomer for good looks and and Southwestern 'Junipr Training Donation $1.25 per person Extra Short. I Brent Rd., Manchester, has cleanliness with comfort. College. She is currently atten­ been awarded a research grant ding Gilifomia State University Krause ALL THE PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE by the American Dental Whatever the Occeslon — See iCOHNKTICUTmSTITUnOFlUinRESSUK I Wo are speaking lor Donna, Cathy, Sandy, Sue, Jay S Virginia in San Diego, Calif. >■ 1 1000 M e h St., le st Hertfsrd, Ceeov 00100 | GLOBE CUSTOM FIHED SUPPORTS florist & Greenhouses Association. Richard will par­ Her fiance is a graduate of I Ffeese seed eit FRN Rtsietere m Plvet Pilet Trekilsii | YOU CAN EAT! From your physician's prescription ticipate in a 10-week summer Manchester High School. He Travel Service IMIE ...... ME------I /O program in dental research for served four years in the U.S. 555 M AIN ST R E ET I JO&ST ELASTIC WEAR REBAL Nteiirs snsp college students. At the conclu­ Suds AScissors Surgical Hoitery — Sacro Lumbar Supports Coast Guard and is now atten­ THS counere men s iton ^ lUDRESS______■ (n Pout Rd. Plaza, Rt. 30, Vernon 643-2165 IWMY NAVY d ill sion of this study all research Telaiilions ding California State University Knee Braces — Trutseu 901-907 Main St. ‘ TrI-CIty Plaza t students participating across 875-7624 Stata Ucansad in San Diego. MANCHESTER VERNON f MAIN STRECT, MANCHESTER the nation will present their The couple plan a June 30 Authorized 3Kenl in Manrhesler ■ LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON. + Friday Mam bar of National Dog Groomora Aaaociatlon for all Airlines, Railroads and MEDCO SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. All Proceeds lor Cherlty thesis at a National Dental wedding at St. Michael’s 9'30to5'30 10:00 to 9:00 Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Steamship Lines 340 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4148 C^aif MoKlMittr 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 Research Convention in Catholic Church in San Diego, Chicago in August. ______Wod. Evening by Appt. only 621 HARTfORO ROAD, MANCHESTER ^ Thursday until 9 ^ M ^ ^ ^ t u r d ^ ^ J ^ ? ^ _ i m Calif. ,Ss' ■ " ! r

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Manchester ford; Elsie M. Fentiman, East Lights Promised MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973 — PAGE ELEVEN Hospital Hartford; R an ees Ardini, 82 Barry Rd.; Robert R. MaCatee, Town Director Phyllis She said she contacted Town •Columbia Notes 896 Main St.; Claude H. Briggs, Jackston said today she has Manager Robert Weiss who Know Your About Town . Warehouse Point; Walter F. been assured by a Hartford contacted Norman. She said Discharged Friday; ’Theodor Edwards, 2 Loveland Hill, Electric Light Co. official that Norman, originally, promised Beach Registration Tonight F. Rybczyk, New Britain; Rockville, Linda S. Sagese and street lights- will be installed street lighting at the intersec­ Chamber Member Verplanck School PTA will of rain, the social will be in the Rebecca N. Grant, 71 Bluefield and worldng within three weeks tion by late September or early have an in ice cream social school cafeteria. daughter, 153 Northview Dr., VIRGINIA CARLSON privileges are year-round and must pay 50 cents per day Dr.; Florence M. Caye, East at the intersection of Colonial October. Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. South Windsor; Louis Mellow, Correspondent residents and families of non­ with children under 6 admitted Hartford; Kathleen A. Rd., Parker St. and Sheldon Rd. Mrs. Jackston said she asked Public Information Com­ member of .the Democratic at the side parking lot of the United Methodist Women of 163 B enton S t.; N adine Tel. 228-9224 residents who have sufficient free. O’Connell, 109 Summer St.; The assurance, she said, Norman to do what he could to mittee Town' Committee and of the school. Chocolate or North United Methodist Church Beauchamp, 429 Spring St.; The Recreation Council has property assessments, ($1,000) Council members urge those Harvey King, 333 Bidwell St.; came from Roy Norman, provide the lights earlier, and Greater Manchester Manchester Development Com­ strawberry sundaes will be will have a potluck and Joan Cunningham, 482 W. Mid­ sent out notices and registra­ to enable them' to vote in town with membership cards to Henry S. P ^ s , East Hartford; manager of the Manchester of­ the three week promise (Chamber of Commerce mission. Rossetto served as made by Shady Glen and sold program tonight at 6:30 at the dle Tpke.; N^garet A. Krause tion forms for the community meetings. carry them. Each card must be Victoria K. Bliss, 283 Highland followed. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO secretary of the Manchester for 35 cents each. In the event church. and daughter, Eaton Rd., Ver­ fice of HELCo. beach in ^preparation for the Temporary residents who signed by its owner and used for St.; George L. Alson, 53 School Mrs. Jackston said she had The Board of Directors, on REALTORS , Zoning Board of Appeals and is non; Georgina Walter, 398 first beach registration tonight stay in town at least one week admission to the area. Those St., Rockville; Eucharis received numerous complaints June 12, may take action on a Blanchard & Rossetto, a member of UNICO. Both Hartford Rd.; Kristine K. from 7 to 8 in Yeomans Hall. may have privileges at the coming to the beach by boat Soucie, East Hartford. regarding “a dangerous situa­ proposal to close Parker St., Realtors, located at 189 West partners are life-long residents Tatem and daughter, same rates as town residents, must be card owners to use the tion at the intersection,” stem­ from Colonial Rd. to Mitchell Center Street, Manchester, is of Manchester. Willmington; Jeffrey J. The beach, leased each year but are limited to the dates they pier, beach and picnic area. Also, Althea E. Jellinek, ming from “so-called im­ Dr. one of our town’s real estate Blanchard & Rossetto, Chirgwin, 14 Lawton Rd. from the town, will be open are actually staying in town. Raymond Crandall is beach Ridgewood Ter. Coventry; brokers. The corporation offers Realtors, are members of both PERSONAL Also, Edith Menard, 83 Ridge provements there.” June 16 and 17, and daily from Beach Fees supervisor and will have full Melissa M. Hilton, 25 S. Farms residential, commercial and in­ the Manchester and the Greater St.; Anna H. Rankl, June 23 to L j^ r Day, weather Membership fee is $4 for first authority for supervision. All Dr., Jack M. Guastamachio, 25 dustrial sales and offers- land Hartford Board of Realtors and Marlborough; Geoffrey A. permitting. member of each family. All beach staff members are CHECKING Doris Lane, South Windsor; and investment property ap-. their respective Multiple Fleming, 30 Willow Dr., Ver­ The beachhouse will be open others are $1.50 with children qualified lifeguards. Patricia A. Banning, East Hart­ COMPLETE praisal services, according to Listing Service. In addition, non; Arthur L. Cushman, 64 and a lifeguard on duty from under 6 free. There is an excep­ The code of behavior for ford'; Richard G. Nelson,. Robert F. Blanchard, partner. they maintain members hip in Lawrence Rd., Sduth Windsor; noon to 7:30 p.m. Under a new tion of special rates for large water and beach safety, plus ACCOUNTS Basket Shop Rd., Hebron; Ellen A member of the Greater the Connecticut and National Charles M. Burkett, 45 Concord policy, the beach will be open families of grade school rules for using boards will be M. Longo and son, 89 Ridge St.; Manchester Chamber of Association of Realtors. Free checks. Free statements. Rd.; Margueri G. Dungan, 62 INSURANCE evenings and membership children. distributed with membership Ralph A. Giansanti, 82 Pine Commerce, Blanchard and According to Rossetto, the Murray Rd, South Windsor. cards will be checked. A family with more than two cards. Chairman Robert No Minimum Balance Knob Dr., South Windsor; Paul J. Rossetto represent the firm has four local represen­ Discharged Sunday; Doris M. Registration for beach children aged 6 through 14 pays Baldwin urges parents to dis­ Karren A. Lafferty and company’s broad range in ser­ tatives and one additional Audette, 42 Lancaster Rd., privileges will also be held June for the parents and two cuss the code with their daughter. East Hartford. vices. representative to service the Frank S. Grstka, 10 Miriam SERVICE 16 and 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the children, a total of $8.50. All children and warn them not to Also, Susan M. Depolo and In addition to their business Glastonbury area. “THE THINKER,” a fa­ MANCHESTER STATE BANK Dr., Vernon; Elsie E. Freiheit, beach. Applications niay children 15 and older must pay swim beyond the rope. daughter. East Hartford; affiliations, Blanchard is a mous Rodin statue, is Marie A. (^inlan, Glastonbury; 14 Westwood St.; Andrew J. brought to mind by this be mailed to Miss Jean Natsch, the $1.50 rate. When swimming instruction 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Rt. 87. Daniel J. Morse, Stafford Gochee, East Hartford; Diane view of Dr. Henry Kissinger Guests starts, the beach is closed to the Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon Springs; Margery Ely, 329 S. Chenelle and daughter, 20 as he briefs newsmen in Eligibility Guests must be accompanied public in the mornings while Phoenix St., Vernon; Elsie C. Cambridge St.; Beatrice K. Washington. Those eligible for beach by a membership card owner lessons are being conducted. Member FDIC Cuddy and son, 97 Wells St.; Real Minicucci, 443 E. Middle ’Tpke.; Six Graders Receive Barry W. McNelly, Old Oak Maida W. Gangell, 250 South L Ter., Coventry; David J. St., Rockville; Georgina E. Estate Jensen, Bolton. Johnston, 93 Plymouth Lane. Orientation at Rennet Also, Jason Everett, 82 |BVAVAVAVAVAVAVMVAVAVAVAVAVAV^ Mary L. Rider, 73 Walker St.; Oakland St.; Peggyann - Sixth grade pupils in school for a short program, a D m m m L Laundry Donald Flavell, 39 Foley St.; Campbell and daughter, 'Manchester’s elementary tour of facilities, meet the per­ ■ U n C n Detergent [| 11 Cabs Mayonnaise I Getting all of the facts together to help the prea retired Housing Authority;. Mrs. Helen Abuza, president of Rosalie C. Carlson, 52 Jan Dr., Lorraine Dr., Tolland; Linda S. schools who will attend Bennet sonnel, and learn about the g Viva Towelsf; persons was the task of the all-day conference held in Hockanum Valley Community Services Council; and Hebron; Craig L. Galligan, 87 Poehnert and son, 57 Talcott ( Junior High School in Grade 7 program. one 49 oz pkg 126 count ^ Ellington Saturday. Correlating the facts were, left to Donald Berger, recreation director for Vernon. (Herald Mill St.; Stephan! L. McDer- Ave., Rockville; Eleanor S. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. • September will receive an Because parents, too, have Ti rolls rolls I iriott, 15 Hilltop Ave, Vernon; Conover, 568 Brandy St., orientation program during the W w S I S MW right, the Rev. John Mortimer, Rockville Methodist photo by Richmond) many concerns about their With This Coupon with This Coupon Anna Mazzoni, 430 W. Middle Bolton; Ann 0. Rech, West- next three weeks. A program, ^ Valid thru June 9 , With This Coupon Church; Francis Pitkat, executive director of Vernon INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 children’s move from a Valid thru June 9 Valid thru June 9 Tpke.; Walter Marquardt, port; Brenda J. Frommer, ^ ‘‘What is a Junior High neighborhood elementary Wwillimantic; Robert W. Roy, FIRST NATIONAL STORES MlAVAVAVAIVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVl a m m m m m m m il Wethersfield; Mitchell T. ' School?” has been presented to school to a large junior high -l-Lllllllllini ...... Bellefleur, 216 Hollister St. 98 O akland S t.; L isa A. 649-5241 , the sixth grade classes by the school, a Parents’ Night Discharged Saturday: Paul Masciovecchio, 174 Terrace junior high school guidance program will be held on Mon­ •a^VAVAWAVAVAVAVAAVAVAVAVAVAVAVaii Dr., Rockville; Sean W. White, counselors and students. The Better Transportation Sought Roix, East Hartford; Daniel H. 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER day, June 11, at 7:30, in the Bar­ Wi'h Yhis Wylie, 53 McKinley St.; Storrs; Estelle M. Karsky, presentation has featured what ^ Q n these valuable (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) nard Building. At that time £ 9 o n Coupon Michael S. Wawer, East Hart­ RFD 2, Box 289. is new at junior high, what is parents will have an opportuni­ uerstanding are needed, not Toward purchase of 3 13 oz cans < Barbara Richmond home, "but we can’t dictate different, and how junior high is ty to learn about the seventh what people neede.” pity.” Want Sidewalk ” Money-Saving similar to elementary school. grade program. A panel con­ (Herald Reporter) Following a luncheon which ’The residents of Ellington’s Visiting days will be the sisting of Allan Cone, principal, Tabby Treat Security was provided by the Chamber Senior Citizen housing project Most of the problems of the emphasized the need for a culminating activity of the George Wilk, Grade 7 » C Valid thru June 9 U Coupons at Finast Senior Citizens in the three- He also listed security as one and caterer Gardner Ruggles, orientation sessions held in i counselor, Kenneth Sullivan, the persons attending were sidewalk from the project and m /avavavawavavavavavavavI SAVE of the needs of the older person. town area of Vernon, Tolland leading to the shopping center Manchester schools to inform seventh grade administrator, To emphasize his thoughts, divided into small groups to dis­ i and Ellington center around the down the street. boys and girls about what they and teachers Mr. Doris Dickstein read a poem, “Who. cuss their views and express gSVAVAVAVAVAVAVAAVATAVAVAVAVAVAB i iiSVAyAVAVAVAVAVAAVAMVAVAVAVAVOil need for better transportation Mrs. Helen Abuza, president can expect of junior high Hogan, Richard Bennet, and ^VAVAVAVAVAVAVAAVAVAVAVAVlWAy^ | ISVAVAVAVAVAVAVAAVAVAVAVAVAVAVg Will Take Grandma?” The their needs. After this one-hour facilities. of the Hockanum Valley Com­ school. Grade six pupils who Louis Gamache will make a A n t I I With This t I I Wilh Tliis poem detailed how everyone session everyone returned to O C * lliis |A t I I Wilh This This was one of the many munity Services Council who will attend Bennet Junior High presentation. “ u O O i l Coupon had kind thoughts and fond the auditorium and each group o n Coupon 00 on Coupon o a i n ^ 1 0 o n Coupon facts learned at an all-day con­ coordinated the conference, School next fall will visit the memories of grandma but no leader made a capsule report of Toward purchase one gal ctn Toward purchase one 40 oz btl Toward purchase one 25 lb bag L ference Saturday at Ellington called for the coordination of S Toward purchase 2-4 oz pkgs one could find a spot for her to his group’s discussion. High School and attended by efforts, the setting of priorities M All Purpose live out her old age. nearly 200 retired persons. and the start of work on some of Mazela l t | a X Liquid Cleane Meal "Nobody has to take grand­ Dislike Word Gaines °°° I Dream WbipL— ^ The elderly group questioned the problems. Mideast Backgammon ;c . Valid thru June 9 c RtgRet99« Valid thru June 9 , 5 c Valid thru June 9 ' J l f i ma; she needs some help ahd Francis Pitkat, executive S c Valid thru June 9 ( s K I H why belter transportation Others participating were some services, but nobody has director of the Vernon Housing ^AVAVAV/nta SRAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVAVAVAV^ ROAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVAVAVAVV RBAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAWVAVAIVHI J facilities were not provided for Miss Evelyne Parizek, presi­ WITH OUR to take her,” Dickstein said. Authority, opened this portion other than those living in the dent of the Rockville Area Child^s Play Compared A social worker, specializing of the program by explaining he aAVAVAVAVAVAirAVAA^^^ housing projects for the elderly. Chamber of Commerce; Walter in geriatrics, Dickstein said he felt many older persons will not They suggested better accom­ Berry, chairman of the t I I With This w k lfW ilh This Wilh This is in this field because he is ask for welfare when they real­ t ^ 1 1 Wilh This modations as far as busing to Chamber’s committee on To American Version o n Coupon LV o n Coupon O i l Coupon Coupon the shopping areas. afraid of what will happen when ly should. He said it is perhaps W 10 on retired persons; Mrs. Christine m! Toward purchase 3-6 oz cans Toward purchase one 2 lb can I Toward purchase of one pkg Toward purchase one 15 oz jar he gets old. because they do not like the Lewis of the State Department TEL AVIV (AP) - Backgam­ The Vernon recreation bus word welfare but “there is no $2 for a wooden board to about Maxwell The retired persons were on Aging; the Rev. John Mor­ mon, the new fad of big-time $35 for a Iqvish outfit fashioned Bathroom Dispenser with. S does make a trip to the shop­ reason, other than political, » WMMAiUAra rddu; ^ House purchase of one pkg of refills ^ Nestea ping areas but the elderly in­ then asked to react to the why such a program can’t come timer of Rockville Methodist American gamblers, is child’s in mother-of-pearl. iCentadina'^VT^r Coffee I Dixie 5 c Valid thru June 9 _ c Valid thru June 9 C VValid thru June 9 M f K I l M U S dicated they do not have time to speakers. Speaking first was under the heading of Social Church; the Rev. John White of »play in the Middle East. Arab Arabs in Old Jerusalem roll S C Valid thru June 9 M T K R D M ' do their errands such as ^ r c o Piazzo of Rockville who Security.” St. Bernard Church; and many and Israeli youngsters who the dice across the backgam­ .^AVAVAVAWAVAVAVAWVAVAVllGiSi sfMvxvivawwimmwvMMi! .9AVAVAVAIVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVt SRAVAVAVAlVAVAVAVAVAVAdroy^ banking, shop and have lunch, questioned why the older people Donald Berger, Mrs. Pear­ other representatives of have never seen the inside of a mon boards as they smoke their various groups who all worked before the bus is due to return. can’t have a little building of sall, Miss Cora Webb, Mrs. gambling club are experts at bubble bubble pipes. ’The scene They also said there is a need their own where they can go to Priscilla Smith and Albert to make the conference a reali­ the game. would have looked the same for transportation to the doc­ get together and play pool or Smith were among those ty. Even with adults, the betting centuries ago. VIVA TOWELS tor’s office, dentist, church and cards and such. leading groups and each group stakes rarely exceed the price Arabs call the game trie trac, HAWAIIAN PUNCH other such places. A represen­ He talked about the Teen seemed to agree on the need for of the cup of Turkish coffee that which may have come from the While. tative of FISH was at the con­ Center that has had to be better forms of transportation, accompanies the game. That’s sound of the dice rattling across N OF Decorator ference and she explained the repaired so many times better communication, 18 cents. a wooden board. The Israeli A '1 LONDON BROIL because it has been wrecked by Watch. Your Israelis call the game “shesh name shesh besh is old ’Turkish or Assorted 126 cl I function of her group. She said bookmobiles and meals on rolls FISH provides help in emergen­ the young people. He said, “The wheels. besh,” and it’s the main for six live, the highest Colors BONELESS money for this comes from us, fam pastime of bored soldiers L g S r j H B r With Coupon cies but is not for just routine ’The slow process of Medicare numbers on the dice. ■ ■ J cases where a person just but we don’t have a place big was also discussed along with keeping watch in the desert or Like checkers, basic shesh SHOULDER enough where we can go at along the Suez Canal. A 28 02 15 02 wants a ride somewhere. the exhorbitant' cost of drugs FAT-GO besh can be learned in a few H cans * a n c Sandwich B&M Baked Beans 99' pkg night and play pool and such. Lose ugly excess weight with the Backgammon has been ' minutes. But experts say that "The King of Broils” Tender Staak vU O Cookies 49' - Spurred on by the suggestion and other necessities such as 15 02 you Slice on tha bins to bring half of Glen Roberts of the Mrs. Andrew Morgan of eyeglasses. sensible NEW FAT-GO diet around the Middle East for like chess, it takes years to Cains Kosher Gherkins jar 49' Final Touch Fabric Softener * gal 99' plan. Nothing sensational Just make 2 lb om the TandKoess and Flavor Oeteroenl about 3,000 years, but Arab master. 32 02 Rockville Area Chamber of Ellington commented on a Aunt Jemima paSa'lSik pkg Bonus Pack steady weight loss for those that merchants in Jerusalem report 56' U btl 57' Commerce, other community statement made by Dickstein really want to lose. Backgammon boards or their 2 lb Q 46 02 ■jOO that, with the craze spreading Aunt Jemima V' pkg 47' 3 All Flavors 0 bits groups teamed together to plan that one-third of life is spent A full 12 day supply only $2.50. I. precursors were found in the X \ around the world, its popularity 24 02 Semi-Boneless Chuck $ 1 1 0 Boneless Chuck USDA Choice imOQ Ine. Vinegar 16 02 and carry out the conference. growing up and two-thirds The price of two cups of coffee. ruins bf the ancient city of Ur, Aunt Jemima Syrup btl 67' 1 Dressing bfl also is growing in Israel. Pfeiffer' 59' growing old. She said she feels BRING YOUR Ask drug store mentioned in the Bible as the People Power too many people give up too about the FAT-GO reducing plan Shesh besh sets now sell for home of Abraham. ^Cdlif Rodst B [FilletSteaks r :j quickly. WELFARE-UNION and start losing weight this week. ------^ Sholom Bloom, director of “We can do a lot for ourselves Money back in fu ll if not com plete­ DIET DELIGHT Pmch Detergent the State Department on Aging, USOA Choice Boneless FVOQ C Boneless USDA Choice $VAQ ... my reaction is to do for ly satisfied with weight loss from emphasized the need for people INSURANCE the very first package. ourselves as long as we can and to do things for themselves, He DON'T DELAY ,Cbuck Roast r ’ [BladeSteak l.J said, “people power is impor­ then when we can’t do anymore PRESCRIPTIONS elberta 1 With someone will help. get FAT-QO today. 29 oz ■ Coupon ‘‘ Y tant, it gets things done.” He 4,000 REWARD! PEACHES r \ Only $2.50 at cans H Shoulder Roast Boneless ibi« '^Boneless Chuck USDA Choice Above also cited the need for a com­ LIGGEH REXALL Lot Of Useful Years PINE PHARMACY $1,000 reward lor information leading to the arrest and 3 mission on aging in each of the Stew Beef Chuck ib i29^ PARKADE PHARMACY ifatnm "met Cube Steak P?j 3 9 664 CENTER STREET three towns. He said there are “The years have given us 404 W. WIDDU TH(E. conviction of persons responeible for the April 7th only 55 such commissions in the wisdom and understanding; I CREW NECKS murder of Harry T. “Pete” Miner bf Bolton.. ConfacI entire state. don’t thinMLwe count all of our PLACKETS Sgt. Buchert of the State Police Barracke in Mr. Deli Specldls! C m i 1 0 | i ^ Dairy Favorites! Howard Dickstein of the staff blessings,” Mrs. Morgan said. The selection is varied in these Colchester. Telephone 643-6604. All repllsa held in the Choose from a wiae selection strictest of confidence. V ilivA lM i iiiill of Manchester Community She said she did not agree that of 100% cotton strloe crews. All polyester 4-button pull- College cited love as one of the one-third of life is spent ,, overs ... checks, stripes l l l l l l i f LIGHT n’ LIVELY colors, S, M, L, XL-. BAKED HAN Important needs of those growing up and two-thirds geometics. S, M, L, XL. ’ QUARfERS growing older. He said older growing old. “We have a lot of Our Reg. $5.00 people have a need to feel useful years inbetween,” she Our Reg. $11.00 Slicid to order Yogurt A loveable and beautiful. “They said. lust the wiy you (MMI I must have self-approval,” he Mrs. Morgan urged her con­ This is the. Ilia it - Just isk ELECTRIC SERVICE Mr. Dell. mmf Flavors' said. temporaries not to go through season for Vi SQMIIF f t S{Mips L life full of gloom about what short sleeve KNIT He outlined, as the three will hap^n to them later. 6 02 4 BLACK INTERRUPTION Armour '’‘o'st' Loaf ' • lb 99' ...... ^ ^ ...... ^ Swiss Cheese ""Nl-r bl>9 63' phases of old a^e, physical, psy­ Another reactor, George lb 49c chological and sociological. Graff of Rockville, said, ‘‘I say DRESS SHIRTS Turkey Roll ■AH While Meal i lb 95' Blue Bonnet MaiQanne pkg CARPENTER ANTS SizM 14VI-17, Reg. $9.00 IN MANCHESTER ^Fresh Chicken D A 11b 7ge In the' area of sociological amen to providing opportunities 5 .9 9 pkg Cole Slaw or Macaroni Salad th 35^ Boneless Pork Loins e " !'^ 1^0 Land 0’ Lakes Butter ndeds, he explained that an for those of us who have chosen In addition to being There will be an electric service interruption in unsightly and unsanitary. Available in Stores with Service Deli Dept only ^ Smoked Shoulderws&ib69'J older person must have an in­ to retire, but I feel there should famous name Manchester on Tuesday, June 5,1973. The interrup­ ^Bf63St tact body image ... not be selective retirement, not Black Ants excavate tion will last approximately 90 minutes beginning at necessarily an intact body. He forced retirement,” he said. extensive galleries in wood 9:00 a.m. Full sii»«o End, A Q c ) rChickenLegs~> »75‘ said they must be able to say He said he felt there are to serve as nesting places DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS A list of the streets affected follows: Frozen Food Favorites! 1 ~ First O' the Fresh! | and may cause extensive Sizes 32-42, Reg. to $25.00 they can compensate with what many people in institutions for Mather Street ffom Woodbridge Street to Parker .Finast Bacon 99i>j ( chicken T h i g h s >79*. they have. He also said they damage to your home. 1 4 .9 0 the elderly who have no need to Street need an image of an acceptable be. He added, “Love and un- 210CATI0NST0SERVEY0U! All of Westfield Street ^ tREEN-RITE CHERRIES All of Norlhfield Street Oscar Mayer Bacon snc«i ib1^0 ^Chicken Drumsticks 85'] Coffse lav T—T- Beef Liver F»ncysii«d ib69'J ^ Chicken Breasts f'«h ib 89'J DT T(fC Oil All of Eastfield Street Ughlenar $ Enroll Now All of Centerfield Street 32 oz Prices in this Ad Etfeclive thru Saturday June 9, 1973 ^ SUMMER TERM Call In case of inclement weather the interruption is cin ''H. DLluw planned for th next clear day. HruI Nancy Taylor Career Programs ior a Preventive Maintenance program REEAL MEN'S SHOP Thi§ interruption is a necessary part of HELCO’s 9 ! A DIVISIO N OF ITT EDUCATIONAL SEkVICES. ■ THE COMNITE MEN’S STORE' MANCHESTER continuing modernization program to meet in­ j f c j i o Fruit Punch. 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i I T J \ i I \ A f I r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (jonn.. Mon., June 4. 1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN Many Nations Agostinelli To Spoak Extending Sea At Training Session

State Comptroller Nathan G. the department of finance and Territory Agostinelli will be one of three control. Carlson will bring keynote speakers ’Thursday at a greetings from Gov. ’Thomas day-long in-service training in­ Meskill. A Fk«e Press Protects stitute for state agency of­ The program will begin at UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. of world conferences on the law ficials. It will be at Cedardrest .9:30 a.m. in the auditorium of (AP) — To British fishermen, of the sea planned for Geneva in Hospital, Newington. the hospital’s administration Iceland’s 50-mile limit is out­ July, New York in November, ’The other two keynoters will building. Agostinelli’s address rageous. and Santiago, Chile, next April. he Adolf Carlson,. state com­ will be at 2 p.m., following the But it may be a taste of things Some 90 participating nations missioner of finance and con­ noon . luncheon. The to come as one coastal country hope to write new maritime trol; and Barry Budlong, direc­ association’s annual business ••• after another stakes claims to conventions reconciling the in­ tor of federal-state relations for meeting will begin at 3. what were once regarded as the terests of major powers, Ybyr Fkee Speech high seas. coastal nations, the affluent, At least six Latin American the needy and the landlocked. countries, including Brazil and Preparatory meetings in ear­ Judges are jailing reporters with increasing frequency, Argentina, have proclaimed ly spring at U.N. headquarters Everyone also has the right to know what's being offered 20Q.-mile territorial waters. indicated that general agree­ because they refuse to reveal news sources. The result can Guinea, on the west coast of ment may be reached on a new in the Marketplace. The right of choice in all goods and Africa, claims a 130-mile wide 12-mile maximum territorial only be a drying up of these sources of information and coastal strip, Gabon 100 miles. limit — providing there is services keeps the system of competition working for every­ Many other countries have enough flexibility to grant impede your right to know what's happening in your posted exclusive fishing or exclusive fishing and mining one's progress. economic zones far offshore. preserves much farther government. They include Chile, Costa Rica, offshore to countries deman­ Nicaragua and Peru, with 200 ding them. Free speech and a free press are guaranteed by the Consequently, when our freedom of the press Is res­ miles; India, Pakistan and Sri The territorial issue would be Lanka with 112 miles; Ghana, resolved by creating a Retiring Vernon Teachers 100 miles, and Morocco, 70 “patrimonial sea” between a Constitution to the people generally — not to any individual tricted, your free speech Is also restricted. country’s territorial waters and miles. Five Vernon school teachers, who will be retiring at the international waters. In its Mrs. Ruth Barlow, 32 years; Mrs. Eleanor Lewis, 32 or business. Canadian Environment end of the school year, share a happy moment at a dinner Your free speech depends on a free press. Minister Jack Davis has said patrimonial sea, a coastal coun­ years; Mrs. Anita Lincoln, 20 years; Mrs. Eileen Murphy, his country 'plans to claim try would have exclusive in their honor at the Elk’s Carriage House in Rockville. 45 years; and Miss Margaret Hart, 3iB years. (Herald photo exclusive fishing rights oyer its economic rights but perhaps With a total of 167 years of service, they are, from left. by Pinto) Read Herald Advertisements entire continental shelf, in share legal jurisdiction with some places wider than 200 other countries and with inter­ miles. This would take in the national agencies regulating Grand Banks of Newfoundland, such matters as seabed mining. traditional fishing grounds for Width of the patrimonial sea MANCHESTER SUMMER SCHOOL the United States and many would depend on factors such as Manchester, Connecticut ~ July 5 through August 15,1973 other countries; water depth, geography, in­ terests of nearby countries and America regarding the Black, the Indian, the Jew, and others. Three miles, the traditional INDUSTRIAL ARTS the coastal country’s technical Learn to communicate concerning these ethnic groupings. territorial limit, is recognized ELEMENTARY PROGRAM Auto I: An opportunity for students to learn more about the development and needs. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. today by a dwindling number of systems and malfunctions of automobiles and the practical (For Manchester Residents Only) Grade 12 English: Course 169 - English literature, survey and countries, including the United The Unit^ States has an­ application of resolving mechanical and electrical malfunc­ Enrollment in the Elementary Reading Improvement and review, composition, spelling, vocabulary, language usage. States. Iceland and many nounced support of the future tions. Lecture, demonstrations and applied laboratory Elementary Arithmetic Improvement programs Is limited to $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. others maintain that there is 12-mile maximum territorial experience offered. 2 hours per day (3-5 P.M.), 'A cradit. Manchester Residents referred by and registered through the Grade 12 English: Course 144 - Study the_communications nothing in international law to limit, provided absolute Extended laboratory period from 5-7 P.M. for making school In which the pupil Is currently enrolled. Children functions of tapes, records, films, slides, perlodjcals, TV, etc. stop a country from claiming freedom of navigation is automotive repairs. All auto parts at expense of the student. recommended for either of these programs will be notified Investigate the effects oh man of these different means of more. guaranteed through straits now $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. in international waters. and registered by their school. There Is no charge for these communicating. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi­ Iceland' refuses to. accept programs. Woodworking: For boys and girls, ages 12-15. Classes jurisdiction of the World Court On the fishing issue, it has dent. 'A credit. Elementary Coordinator, after June 23, 643-4019 designed to teach students safer and correct use of power in. its fishing dispute with Bri­ voiced cautious approval for and hand tools as they construct a worthwhile project for their p. FOREIGN LANGUAGE tain. It says the court has' no preferential rights to coastal homes. Two classes are being attempted this year. One class French I: Full year course of first year French for student law under which to rule. countries, provided the in­ SECONDARY PROGRAMS will be a three week program for a total of 30 hours (two hours needing to make-up credit or meet sequential requirements. This may change as a result terests of faraway fishermen GENERAL INFORMATION per day, 15 days). $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi­ Prior experience In Freeh I essential. 2 hours per day. 1 full are protected. Summer School classes begin on Thursday, July 5, and will dent. credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Advanced Woodworking: 6 week program for advanced \ .continue through Wednesday, August 15. Enrollment is not Spanish 1,2nd Semester: Emphasis In 2nd half of Spanish I in restricted to Manchester.residents. Courses meet daily, Mon­ students. Program will provide most of supplies needed with developing oral proficiency with and Introduction to basic day through Friday, between 8:00 and 12:00 A.M. at the exception of lumber. Lumber must be purchased by stu­ reading and writing In a limited sphere. Also program offers President Almost Manchester High School unless otherwise Indicated in the dent. 2 hours per day, 'A credit for 9th graders. $30.00 resi­ Insight Into life and customs of all Spanish-speaking people. course description. Pupils desiring credit or a final mark in dent tuition — $60.00 non resident. For students with prior Spanish background or tor those who Became A Waiter academic courses must attend a minimum of 26 class Electronics I: A course covering basic electronics In AC and wish to Initiate Spanish I, 2nd semester during the summer J sessions and complete a final'examlnatloA' on August 14. DC circuits including radio. Ample time Is alloted for lab work months. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tultlori — $30.00 non resident. LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) - turned around. It was the Presi­ Pupils enrolling In semester courses for W credit must attend on projects and experiments. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. Mrs. Donald G. Smith endured dent. a minimum 25 sessions and complete final exam. Students $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Spanish II, 1st Semester: For students who have earned "D " who maintain a "B ” average on August 8 need not take final or ”F” average In the 1st semester of Spanish II. Opportunity the seven months her husband- “When he turned around and I BUSINESS exam and may complete program on August 8 provided no to gain better Insight and skill before tackling Spanish II, 2nd to-be was a prisoner of war in saw it was the President, I Typing for Personal Use I: Course for beginners In typing — prior absences or tardiness are recorded. Pupils are semester, or for students wishing to gain headstart in Spanish Vietnam, but “everything just nearly fainted; everything went an opportunity to learn the touch system of typing and expected to conform to basic disciplinary standards and to II. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 went hlack” when she mistook black,” Mrs. Smith said. familiarization of the key board. 1 hour per day, 'A credit. dress in a way that is appropriate to the serious business of non resident. President Nixon for a waiter. “President Nixon was so nice $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. school. The "dress code” presently In effect at Manchester ’The incident occurred during about being called a waiter. He Typing for Personal Use II (Intermediate): For students with HISTORY a White House gala for just kept patting my hand.” High School will serve as a guide for Summer School attire. u some prior experience and wish to reinforce skills and Im­ U.S. History: Survey course in U.S. History emphasizing the This code will be explained on the first day of school. repatriated POWs recently, the Smith, 25, was an Army prove speed and accuracy. 1 hour per day, 'A credit. $15.00 colonial period, westward movement. Civil Wa'r, Industrial resident of nearby Ephrata has private when he was captured CREDIT COURSES resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Revolution, World War I 8i II, etc. Make-up credit course for disclosed. in 1968. He was one of three Academic courses for pupils desiring to make up credit, meet Typing I: Make-up course for students wishing to meet students needing to Improve grade for credit. 2 hours per Mrs. Smith said she and her American prisoners released by a sequential requirement, or initial new credit. Classes meet 2 sequential requirements or make-up credit. Full year course. day, 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi­ husband, who were married the Viet Cong on New Year’s hours dally. Pupils In grades 9 -1 2 should indicate College or Prior experience in typing I essential. 2 hours per day, 1 dent. after his return to the United Day 1969. He has since returned Non-college level when registering. Pupils from other than credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. World Understandings: Survey course beginning with early States four years ago, were to civilian life. M.H.S. should obtain their principal’s approval for credit Office Machines for the College Bound: To give the college civilization through the rise of contemporary governments seated at a table at the White N make-up before registering. In order to enroll for a make-up bound student the opportunity to develop skill In the use of ahd society. For students with prior experience and failed or House affair when another credit for the Manchester Public Secondary School a pupil most popular business machines used In business today. 2 did poorly. 2 hours per day, 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tui­ guest indicated a desire for an must have received at least one passing quarter grade (D). hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non tion — $30.00 non resident. extra helping of the seafood Students who enter with'this minimum requirement (DFfF) resident. Modern History Through Literature: Brand new course appetizer. and receive a mark of D or better in Summer School will emphasing contemporary U.S. History beginning with the SCIENCE She spotted a tuxedo-attired receive a full credit, unless they have previously received half Roaring Twemies thru the Violent Sixties. Researched thru Human Anatomy and Physiology: Review of cellular biology, man bending over a nearby a credit for haying passed a semester. In this case only half a varied novel^biographies, and other literary media. 2 hours structure, hygiene function and diseases of the humah body table, reached around and credit will be given. Students who have failed all four quarters per day, V: credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi­ system. Biology I background desirable but not a tapped him on the shoulder. must receive written permission from their school principal in dent. prerequisite. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition “Could you please ...” she order to enroll. T h ^ will receive V4 a credit If they receive a — $30.00 non resident. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC recalled saying. Then the man "D ” in Summer School; a full credit for a "C ” or bettor. Marks Math for Chemistry Students: Students who are planning to Individual instruction once weekly for half-hour session and of Manchester High Students who take courses In Summer take college preparatory chemistry In the coming school year band practice twice weekly for one hour. Individual Instruc­ Copyrighted School for make up credit or for upgrading are Included in will benefit from this course. Designed to give the prospective tion will be supplemented by activities such as band and Pack Bro$,, Inc, the academic record but do not replace previous marks In Herald Window ihadet of lovely Du PohT student some skill in expressing a problem In mathematical small ensembles. Grade 4-12 at tiling Junior High School these same courses. Both original marks and the Summer -Tontlne'^are CMy to wash. Wm terms — to interpret a problem In chemistry and set up an Beginners: For the younger pupil with little of no formal look like new. Won't craek, fray or School marks are included on the transcript. 9th, 10th, 11th Yesterdays equation for solving that problem. 1 hour each day, % credit. music training. pinhole. Available in many attrac­ and 12th grade pupils will receive 'A credit toward their High Here’s What Here’s What tive colors. Just call us. We wlU be $10.00 resident tuition — $20.00 non resident. Intermediate: for the pupil who has studied an instrument. 25 Years Ago School transcript if they successfully complete semester glad to rneaiure your windows and Fundamental Aeronautics: To familiarize students with the for about two years. 'Center Pharmacy manager give you a free estimate for new courses. ^Tontine."______practical application of physical and mathematical principles Advanced: for the pupil with over two years of instrumental Edward W. Brown reveals that JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SUBJECTS involved in powered flight. Slight cost for some materials training. the 342,000 deal involving the DUPONT Courses for upgrading or repeating for credit: (yearly courses probable. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — For information or placement contact your child’s music sale of the store will not be - 1 full credit) $30.00 non resident. teacher. $15.00 resid.ent tuition — $30.00 non resident. carried through. ENGLISH 7 thru 9 Thomas Jefferson niNTINE. MATHEMATICS REMEDIAL READING \ Franklin D. Roosevelt WORLD UNDERSTANDINGS 7, 8, 9, 10 Grade Math: Generpl math to reinforce the com­ Remedial Reading: For the student who Is underachieving 10 Years Ago U.S. HISTORY \ putational skills and mathematical concepts developed within largely through some learning disability or in need of more In­ Eighth District directors vote the specific grade level. Full credit course, 2 hours per day. dividualized remedial help. Small class size assures needed to recommend to district adop­ E. A. JOHNSON MATHEMATICS 7, 8, 9 & 10 ' 3rd President of The United States said 32nd President of the United States ALGEBRA I & II For make-up credit only. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non attention. Grade 7-121 hour per day. 30 session, 'A credit. tion of 3880,000 sewer system PAINT CO. PLANE GEOMETRY resident. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. improvement plan. . m MAIN ST.. MANCHE8TM Basic Algebra: An introductiot) to algebraic concepts geared — d r iv e r e d u c a t io n about the importance of a Free Press: TYPING I for the student who will bo pursuing Algebra I on a two-year said about the\importance of a Free Press! Driver Education: The driver education course corisists of two FRENCH I program. Suited for the student who has previously phases - 36 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of experienced great difficulty In the regular Algebra I program. Courses for initial credit: Any High School student may enroll behind-the-wheel Instruction. Students who will be 16 years 2 hours per day. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi­ in courses and receive 'A credit upon completion • no prior old prior to October 1, 1973 may enroll. dent. . . SUMMER experience is necessary. Students taking semester courses The classroom phase will be held 5 days a week (Monday thru Algebra I: For students who wish to pursue sequential Ul for make up Will receive only 'A credit Tor that course. Friday) from 8 A.M. to 10 A.M. The first class meeting will be requirements for higher mathematics or to utilize for make­ "W ere it left to me to decide whether we should have gbvern- on Thursday, July 5. The final class meeting Monday, July 30. 4 "Freedom of conscience, of education, of speech, of assembly ENGLISH 10, 11, 12 up credjt. Prior experience in Algebra I necessary. 2 hours Students must attend a minimum of 30 class hours. SPANISH I & II per dayt 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non menf without newspapers or newspapers without government, are among the very foundations of democracy and all of them ^ SESSION The behind the wheel phase Is arranged by appointment on OFFICE MACHINES resident. Monday through Friday. I should not hesitate for a moment to prefer the latter. But I would be nullified should freedom of the press ever be suc­ AUTO MECHANICS I Algebra II: For students desiring to meet sequential Successful completion of the course will lead to the awarding ELECTRONICS I should mean that every man should receive those newspapers cessfully, challenged." a requirements in Algebra II or make-up credit. Prior of a State Secondary School Driver Education Certificate and •A JUNE 25 - AUGUST 3 experience In Algebra II necessary. 2 hours per day, 1 full > an auto insurance premium discount where applicable. .3 and be capable of reading them." HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. credit. „Fee: $35.00 WOODWORKING Plane Geometry: For students who have failed Plane CRAFTS I, II, III Please make checks payable to: Manchester High School..| '.;t I-'. Courses Available In Geometry previously. 2 hours per day, 1 full credit. $15.00 AUTO MECHANICS LAB Driver Education »■?' . English, ceramics, painting, life sciences, resident tuition — $30.()0 non resident. MATH FOR CHEMISTRY STUDENTS REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Advance mall registration is ■5 physical sciences, mathematics, socioiogy, •PERSONAL TYPING ENGLISH required for non-credit courses and strongly recommended psychology, philosphy, political science, •REMEDIAL READINGl 7, 8, 9 Grade English: Full credit course emphasizing gram­ for academic courses since classes are filled on a first-come mar usage, composition and individualized literature depen­ history, reading, anthropoiogy, accounting, MODERN HISTORY THRU LITERATURE basis. All registration fees for courses cancelled will be ••DRIVER EDUCATIOfJ ding upon reading level and grade level. 2 hours per day, 1 refunded. Mall registrations with full fees must be received by data processing, music, shorthand, typewriting. full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. June 15. Your cancelled check Is your receipt. Fee: $15.00; Non-resident fee: $30.00 "A credit only •• .3 Grade 10 English: Course 113 - If you enjoy using your im­ credit only. Tlw colitga rM trvM the right to cancal any claaa bacauaa of In- agination, you will enjoy this course; read the Tolkien fantasy, REGISTRATION DATES: At Manchester High School — For further Information on the Secondary Program: Summer 'and other fantastic tales. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non Tuesday, June 26,9:00 -12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00 — Wednesday, aufflclant anrollmant. School Director, 848-5654 Tuition and faaa for ona 3-cradlt couraa: $38.75 resident. 'A credit. June 27, 9:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00. , • ART Grade 10 English: Course 122 - Study the basic mythology of Mall completed registration forms with (he full fee to: For furthar Information, writa or call Mr. tatro, Diractor of the Greeks, Romans, Norse, Indians, and thO English. The SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTOR Sum mar Saaalon, Manchaatar Community Collaga, PO Box Crafts I, II, or III: For students who want to enrich their beginnings of man and the world. $15.00 resident tuition — 1146 Main Street t . . ; 1046, Manchaatar, Connecticut 06040, Telaphona 646-49Q0, experience in learning to work with metals and enamels. $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Ext. 384 or 385. Basic steps in soldering, setting of stones, etc. Experience necessary to take Crafts II and III. All work at same time block Grade 11 English: Course 150 - American literature survey Make checks payable to: BOARD OF EDUCATION |« but individualized program provided. 2 hours per day, 'A and review, composition, spelling, vocabulary, language Chocks for the Driver Education course should be made credits. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. usage. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A MANCHESTER COMMlWnY COLLEGE credit. payable to DRIVER EDUCATION MANCHESTER HIGH Grade 11 English: Course 198 - Study racial attitudes In SCHOOL. ,PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 4. 1973' M^CHESTER e v e n in g HKRAi.n ...... ;^er...... Conn., Mon.,wMuc T, June 4. 1973— mPAGE \ j cj rFIFTEEN BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Bolton

p ia a e f o r a s a u c e r IF THERE'S SOME A THERE'S THE AWSWEHTD WHV SHE'S BEEN 50 SOME PEOPLE DON'T LIKE THE O' AULX,©UV'NOR.? Q u e s n o n i n >o u r SO poey ABOUT extims since we sot back ] Y(W T COOK BOAST BEEF? WELL He DoesnH Like Being Called Names MINP AS TO WHE7M B ? l=ROAA VACATION, AN7IHER/ AT M w m PRICES THAT WON'T Registration Extended By HAL BOYLE claims are ridiculous, I O B S E R V E IT/ BE APBOBLEM SOOK AGAIN! time insist on her right to com­ PLEASE DON'T H M PH ! TOMORROW lTi> BEET , NEW YORK (AP) - Maybe hysterical and downright Let her have the first cab he What can a man do to deal BOTHER' (SReENS AND ALFALFA SPROuTS!, For Vacation School I’m a male chauvinist pig. laughable. Some of these pete with him on fully equal can hail on a rainy day, if they with the underhanded tactics of IMCOOKED! Maybe I’m not a male terms in the career field. leave the office at the same this new hybrid type of woman DONNA HOLLAND female chauvinists seem to hours of instruction, three chauvinist pig. want not equality with men but Even if she is trying to take time. he now confronts more often Correspondent his own job away from him, she hours per session. But whether or not I am. I’m outright war between the sexes. Light her cigarettes at office every year? Tel. 6464)375 expects him to - Sessions will be held Monday, tired of being called one by a lot I don't thiitk the ordinary functions. The truth is that it is all so The registration for Bolton Wednesday and Friday from of strident women who ought to American woman wants to be Push her way through the Reach for the tab first if they new to him the average man Ecumenical Vacation School revolving door as they enter the 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at be tossed into the town pond as without a man or, having him, ha’ve a business luncheon. hasn’t figured out yet what he has been extended until June 10. office building. Bolton High School. The extra common scolds. to make a war between them. Yes, she is woman — he is can do - except to break his It will be held at St. Maurice Let her enter the elevator hour is for changing and A lot of men I know are also The goal is one of mutual affec­ man. Even though she is after sword across his knee and sur­ Parish Center, June 19 through first. showing. getting annoyed by being tion and respect — and fun. his very bread and butter, he render. As Socrates said, June 29 from 9 a.m. until noon. Let her get out of the elevator For Grades 5 through 8, the denounced as male chauvinist But what is puzzling to most can’t treat her as a rival. “Once woman is made equal to The cost is $4 per child, |8 first. program will run July 9 through pigs by a pack of female men is a new tjqie of hybrid Politeness is forced on him by man, she becomes his MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD maximum per family. Children Defer to her during office July 20. For Grades 9 through harridans who wouldn’t be female emerging from the, every tradition of the past. superior.” DON'T M IND Now WHAT YOU'RE HOLDING THE PAT I in kindergarten through Grade 12, the program will run July 23 conferences. IF I DO.' HAVE I GOT HAND ON THE JUDGE I pleased by a man if he were a women’s liberation movement. 6 as of September 1973 may be through Aug. 3. cross between Sir Galahad and Watch her flaunt sex in a way I'M ANXIOUS TO KNOW WHV VOU THAT y o u GOODVILLE MATTER! BUT! enrolled. She is the type who wants to he can’t. HAD ME BROUGHT HERE, SHERIFF WANT? I'V E DRAWN SOME PRETTY | There will be a registration St. Francis. exact from a man the gallan­ — NOT THAT I lAINO LEAVING ' GOOD CARDS-r AND I'M Applications are available at fee, which will be established MV LUXURIOUS QUARTERS' GO IN' TO SHOW YOU Because of a courtesy to the tries of the past but at the same any of the four Bolton churches after the number of turnouts fair sex learned at my mother’s M V HAND/ and should be sent to Mrs. Gerri has been determined. knee — the lesson was applied Phelps, Birch Mt. Ext. by June Awards Assembly with the back end of a hairbrush 10. a )/n e ss Bolton High School annual — I wouldn’t refer to these Happh Is... Four Arts Festival awards assembly will be held Chairman $hrewish ladies as female A ffiU The Bolton High School four Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the -lUYlUANUlMDROIlUT chauvinist pigs. AIR CONDITIONED^ arts festival will be held tonight high school gym. All parents David E. Sleeper was elected But female they are — and at 7:30 at the high school. are invited. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL chairman of the Christian chauvinists they are. The dic­ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL A concert will begin at 7;30 Among the awards to be Science board of directors tionary defines chauvinism as ec7 You'ize ■frtAT'S- IZIEMT- HOW s use. As PET&fieeMT: featuring the band and chorus. given out are the Betty Crocker today at the annual meeting of "undue partiality or attach­ 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING-$ 1 .5 0 WHITE- |CNIfi*AT, Displays of work by the In­ Award, DAR Good Citizenship CD VOU The First Church of Christ, ment to an ideal or cause.” I Quality Speed Queen Egulpment / AAANAS& dustrial Arts, Home Economics Award, Yale Book Prize, Scientist, at its new (Christian I submit that a majority of 10 WVB- and Art departments will be set Connecticut Association «f Science Center in Boston. PRISCILLA’S POP the women of America &UCHA up for viewing before the con­ Women Deans and Counselors Marc Engeler, a former bank themselves recognize that BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Green Rd. eiVE ME A RIDE HOME THERE'S NOTHIN^ H IS F I R S T ClBaW cert and during intermission. Award, athletic awards and executive in Geneva, some of these apostles and their OM 'tOUR HAKJDLEBARS, WRONG WITH COMPLIMENIT/^ v\m Refreshments will be served various departmental awards. Switzerland, was named CARLYLE! 5^ OTOUR LEGS! during intermission. Senior Citizens treasurer , of the Church, the Part of the work on display Bolton Senior Citizens will first from outside the United this year will be from the new leave Community Hall States to hold the position. Related Arts class, a team Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. for a New members of The Chris­ teaching effort by the three bus trip to Mystic Seaport. tian Science Board of Lec­ departmental teachers. They will tour the seaport and tureship include Horacio Omar Zoning Board have lunch at -Seaman’s Inn. Rivas, a native of Buenos Aires, THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA The Zoning Board of Appeals p r o Fair and Albert Bankart Crichlow of CLIP 40« OFF ’ will meet tonight at 8 at the The PTO will have its annual Trinidad, West Indies. ...NOT j'UST AN ^ wow/IT ...IT HAS ITS Town Hall to discuss an fair Saturday from 10 a.m. until Chrichlow is the first black to X h e a r d you o r d i n a r y s u i t a r - REALLY OWN POWER application from George Negro 4 p.m. at the Bolton Elemen­ serve as a Christian Science TOOK UP THE AN ELECTRIC HAS for an extension for use of a tary School, rain or shine.. lecturer. aUlTAR, ROCKY/ GUITAR/ , VOLUM E house trailer. TTie fair will include new The new chairman of the YOUR NEXT /! The application was previous­ game booths and prizes this board was brought up in Texas THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ly tabled because of vagueness. year with a surprise attraction and in 1954 left the oil explora­ tion business in Dallas to enter oopsl I Hore- Football Registration to be announced later. All booths will open at 10 a.m. and the public practice of Christian Football registration for both Science. M EA T PURCHASE TMAT COeSM'T the Midget and Pony Leagues remain in operation until the 60UIOT! fair close at 4. He became a teacher of will be held tomorrow from 8 Christian Science in 1961. He until 9 p.m. at the town hall. Teachers and parents will cook hot dogs and hamburgers. was executive administrator of It was previously incorrectly The Mother Church and reported as being held The food booth will include can­ dy, snow cones, brownies and manager of its committees on SHOP-RITE COUPON W^nesday night. publication before joining the All boys must be accom­ soft drinks. Bulletin Board five-member board of directors panied by one or both parents. in 1969. As this will be the only registra­ All slow pitch softball league tion, anyone unable to sign up at members will meet tonight at 8 MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER this time is asked .to contact at Herrick Memorial Park. g Wl h NIA, IM. TM l,« US Atl OU Leon Rivers, 643-6003, or Gil Bolton Fife and Drum Corps Towards the purchase of $L00 or more ' ITHINK Y v o t e ? VtiU \ BOX’— \Ap f a LLV^ SO / WELL, I MAY Y Boisoneau, 643-0688, before will practice tonight from 6:30 PLAIN JANE BOOB, THE ARE you to 8:30 at the elementary BY FRANK BAGINSKI + ^ U M P H R E y / AS WELL START tomorrow night. Area Police ELECTION’S BEHIND MY CHRISTMAS To be on the midget team a school. FRESH MEAT 6 -4 - 'BH^JWQPr BEEN OVER LOST, EH? SOUTH WINDSOR J IN IW E , O.K....SO>9U didn't V^OPPIN’NOVW boy must not turn 14 before The meeting of the ei^u tiv e LAMB, VEAL, PORK, BEEF OR POULTRY lONTHS NEWS.' The home of Norman Brewer, TURN Sack: in tq a prince I Sept. 1, and must be nine years board of the Bolton Fife and W H E N 1 kjSEED you' K AGO.'a 17 Colony Rd., South Windsor, (Frozen & Canned Meats Not Included) of age by then. Maximum Drum Corps has been post­ 50, ITRI60! was burglarized Sunday, South weight allowed for this league poned from tonight until June 11 Good at any Shop-Rite market Coupon limit one per family. Windsor Police report. is 117 poui^s,. at the home of Mrs. William COUPON EXPIRES SAT. JUNE 0,1973 Police say that entry was For the Pony League boys Loalbo, Hebron Rd. gained to the house by breaking must not turn 17 years before Board of Finance There will be a special meet the glass in a rear door. Dec. 1. Maximum weight is 157 Taken in the break was a con­ pounds. ing of the Board of Finance It c o n sole television and a 1966 ^A'Ai\a R ^ H tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. u AH W. co ja THAT 60Y H ^sT H e vice president; William Luby, Hartford (k)urant says the U.S. G ains Nestea Ice Tea TDWN C002 M aW ST^P AWCH£?|2 third vice president; Miner Vin­ Justice Department is in­ 15 THeY'fSE ^ Stamford Woman MAM.'.. cent, secretary; and Albert An- vestigating the chief assistant LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Dies In Crash In Poly Bag drukitis, treasurer. U.S. attorney in Connecticut. D o g M eal ------—V ------E lect^ to the board of direc­ RIDGEFIELD (AP) - A 75- The newspaper claimed in its Good at any Shop-Rite market tors were Anthony Formisano, year-old Stamford woman died Sunday editions that Richard L. Coupon limK one per family. in a weekend automobile crash WITH THIS WITH ( HIS Thomas Fanning, and Robert Winter, 44, of Fairfield, handled COUPON EXPIRES S A L JUNE 9, 1973 |^pQ Danehy. on Route 7 that also critically three private legal cases since COUPON COUPON As his last official act, out­ injured five persons, police he took over his post in 1969. going president William Jones report. Officers identify the The paper said such conduct is announced that the honorary ti­ woman killed in the two car a violation of Justice Depart­ 517 EA S T MIPPLE TURNPIKE tle of "Mr. Lion" had been Saturday accident as Frances ment standards. awarded to Edwin Lawton for Fornaciari. Authorities said Winter declined comment, his continuous service as chair­ those injured were admitted to saying he had not read the arti­ MANCHESTER man for sight conservation. Danbury Hospital. cle. \ '

PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER' EVENING.HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973 Medich Watched Intently MANCHESTEK EVENWG HERALD. M.iioh.,1 .,. C m ... Mon,, J . . . ,, m -PA CE SEVBUT,.,,., As Lyle Came to Rescue Beanball Retaliatioii

NEW YORK (AP) — Even though there was a Bat Day throng Leroy Stanton then grounded to third, but Graig Nettles couldn’t NATIONAL LEAGUE of 60,108 in the stands Sunday, nobody watched the tense ninth in­ handle It and the bases were loaded with one out. East Likely for Sail Diego ning of the Yankees’ 3-2 victory over the California Angela with What was Lyle’s battle plan? W L Pet GB more interest than a young medical student named George ‘"The slider, all the way,” he said, ‘"rhat’s my best pitch. If Chicago 31 20 .606 SAN DIEGO (AP) — ’The San Diego Padres face the threat of a one. * Medich. they beat me, they’ll have to hit my slider.” Pittsburgh 23 21 .523 4W beanball retaliation two weeks from now when they visit New Ross denied throwing at Theodore. York. While he’s not studying medicine, you see, Medich works as a ’They didn’t. New York 22 24 .523 6W “ I wasn’t trying to hit him. The ball sailed on me,” said Ross. starting pitcher for the New York Yankees. He was the starter Lyle got Vada Pinson on a harmless popup to shortstop Gene Montreal 21 23 .477 6W Mets right-hander Tom Seaver was irate here Sunday when 1 threw one pitch that sailed so much that it struck Freddie Sunday and was breezing aloiig with a five-hitter and a 3-1 lead Michael, then ended the game by striking out pinch-hitter Bobby St. Louis 22 25 .468 7 teammate George ’Theodore was beaned in the ninth inning of a (catcher Fred Kendall) square on the mask.” going into the ninth. Brooks. Philadelphia 19 30 .388 11 game Seaver won, 9-2. “Tom (Seaver) has to be nuts to say the things he has said ” But an error by Yankee first baseman Felipe Alou and a bloop “I didn’t know who Brooks was, but it didn’t make any West “We’ll be playing them (the Padres) again very soon and what commented the Padres’ Zimmer. ’ single by California’s Alan Gallagher put tWo men on base, difference,” declared Lyle, who has hot been scored upon In h is» San Francisco 35 20 .636 will they have gained by all of this If Leron Lee or Nate Colbert “I have too many buttons in my head ever to tell a pitcher to brought New York Manager Ralph Houk out of the dugout and last seven appearances. “He was going to get the slider anyway.” Los Angeles 31 21 .596 2W suffers a broken arm and is out for three months?” fumed throw at a hitter.” ace reliever Sparky Lyle in from the bullpen. In his last 4 games, Lyle has won two, lost one ancTsav^ nine. Cincinnati ^ 23 .549 5 Seaver, normally a mild man. As a player with the Dodgers and in their farm system “Sure, I stayed in the dugout to watch,” said Medich. "But I All of which is a major reason the Yankees are now two games Houston 29 25 .537 5W Seaver, 7-3, was almost at the end of six-hit victory over the Zimmer was beaned twice. Once he needed head sureerv never had any doubts that somehow, some way. Sparky would above .500 and games back of first-place Detroit in the Atlanta 18 32 .360 14 Padres when ’Theodore, who wears glasses, was hit in the face on 027r czzclbylee812 find a way out. American League East. San Diego 19 34 .358 15 a pitch thrown by reliever Gary Ross. The Mets’ rookie outfielder “ When I heard what Seaver had sailk I called the Mets’ “Naturally I like to finish what I start, but this is a tough T he Yankees scored ail their runs in the sixth inning. Nettles Sunday’s Games suffered cuts around the left eye and on the side of his nose and clubhouse and asked for Rube,” said Z im ni^refem ng to his league—they’re battling for their bread and trying to take mine. hit an opposite-field double and ’Thurman Munson w alk^. Felipe Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 1 was taken to Sharp Hospital, where he was kept overnight. former Dodger teammate. New York pitcWnT^Mch Rube But it’s not as bad when I know. Sparky is coming in.” Alou singled home Nettles and took second when Munson was. Chicago 3, Atlanta 0 ‘"That happened too often in this series for it to be accidental,” Walker. “I told him just what I’m telling you and I told him to tell Medich’s confidence was well-placed. safe at third. St. Louis 2, Houston 1,10 in­ charged Seaver, “And I think the orders came from the bench.” Seaver where to go. The first man Lyle faced was young infielder- Jerry Davanon, Gene Michael’s infield bouncer brought home Munson and Alou nings He never mentioned the name of San Diego Manager Don “ I taow what happened to me (the two beanings) and 1 Know who bunted two pitches foul, then bunted foul a third time for a scored on a double off the glove of left fielder Tom McCraw. San Francisco 5, Philadelphia Zimmer but the implication was there. that Johnny Podres (the San Diego pitching coach) never threw strikeout. ’The Yankees completed a home stand on which they won two of 4 “I think it’s a lousy way to teach a young pitcher,” Seaver at a batter in his life. “Davanon missed the sign,” Angels Manager Bobby Winkles three games in each of three series. They now go on a 13-game New York 9, San Diego 2 added. “I’ve never bwn taught to pitch that way. I don’t believe “We’ve told our pitchers that they can’t go outside all the time said later, when asked about the two-strike bunt attempt. “I took road trip. Montreal 4, Los Angeles 1 in it, but I believe in protecting my hitters when someone is that they have to come In on the hitters once in a while.” the bun) off, but he didn’t see it.” ’The crowd was the largest at Yankee Stadium since June 7, Monday’s Games throwing at them. After being shut out in the first two games of the series here, Nekt came pinch-hitter Winston Llenas, who singled to left to 1970-another Bat Day. San Francisco (Bradley 4-2) “We had too many pitches thrown at our batters’ heads with the Mets gave Seaver a 56 lead in the first 5W Innings Sunday drive in one run and put runners on first and second. Pinchhitter at Pittsburgh (Moose 4-4) N the count O-and-2 in this series for it to be accidental. It happened against loser Mike Caldwell, 3-7, and rookie Rich Troedson. New York (Matlick 2-7) at to three of our guys today^before Theodore got It. Seaver, 13-1 lifetime against the Padres, lost a shutout in the Cincinnati (Billingham 7-2) N Heather Johnson Cherry Linton “Leo (Durochef) used to order his pitchers to do the same sixth when Lee and Kendall hit run-scoring singles. Philadelphia (Carlton 5-7) at Herald photo by Ofiara thing when he managed the Cubs and he had his hitters scared to John Milner led the Mets’ 12-hit attack with two-run single. Jim Houston (Roberts 5-3) N death. ’They knew the other team would retaliate.” Gosger drove in a pair with a single and an infield out. Theodore Kasko Never Siire Up at Gate Only games scheduled Earlier this season, the Mets got into a beanball war with St. and Bud Harrelson each singled home a run. Rusty Staub knocked Tuesday’s Games Louis and Seaver retaliated by hitting Cardinal right-hander Bob in one with a double and Wayne Garrett delivered a run- Gibson. (Ah' pqoto) BOSTON (AP) - The Los Angeles at Chicago Winners Noted producing fly. Boston Red Sox may be down Atlanta at Montreal Most of the Mets, including Yogi Berra, accused the Padres of The Padres take today off before a 12-day trip that begins in St. throwing at them in the series that San Diego won, two games to Bat Day Greetings for Batting Leader What Lineup to Use in the standings, but they’re- New York at Cincinnati AND Louis and ends, perhaps dramatically, in New York. up in attendance in suddenly San Francisco at .Pittsburgh, Ron Blomberg Greets Young Fans at Yankee Stadium BOSTON (AP) - If Manager Eddie the series finale Sunday before 31,497 fans, not so friendly Fenway Park. N In Fish Derby Kasko of the Boston Red Sox ever decides the largest crowd since opening day at The Red Sox drew 87,242 Philadelphia at Houston N RADK Reds Halt Pirates^ Winning Streak Sporte Slate to conduct a waste paper drive, he per­ Fenway Park. San Diego at St. Louis N fans, including 31,497 on Eleven youngsters won prizes, sonally can become the first major con­ Luis Tiant started on the mound against Karlson, 10, heaviest, 8.9 oz.; Sunday, for. a three-game in the M ^ h e ste r State Bank- tributor, with unused lineup cards. the A’s in the windup. He was tagged for a AMERICAN LEAGUE Ken Wojnarowski, 12, most, 40. TONIGHT Today weekend series with Dick sponsored Fishing Derby last Perez, Carroll Lead Way “The way things have been going I’ve homer by Sal Bando in the first inning and East Girls, six and under: Sherry 8:00 Red Sox vs. Royals, Williams’ Oakland A’s. Saturday morning at Saulters’ GOLF had to make out as many as five and six an unearned run in the third. W L Pet GB Linton, 6, heaviest, 6.2 oz.; Ch.22,30, WTIC NEW YORK (AP) — Tony Perez of the Lolich Spoils Twins Bat Day The turnout for the series Pond. Several hundred boys and the ninth inning with a 4-1 lead over the CIAC Golf Tournament at lineups and then wait to see who is healthy Detroit 27 22 551 Heather Jduison,6, longes, 11 Cincinnati Reds made a prophecy to his Luis then joined the disabled ranks, finale pushed Boston’s atten­ Country Club girls took part. Giants but gave up a single to Dave Hartford Golf Club enough to play,” Kasko said, shaking his aggravating a pulled groin muscle. He was New York 26 24 .520 IW 1/4 inches. teammate Qay “Hawk” Carroll as they dance for 27 dates to 418,- Sunday Winners were: boys, six and Bailey, Hughes Kingman and a home run to Rader and T ueaday head. replaced by southpaw Rogelio Moret, just Baltimore 22 22 .500 2W Girls over six; Karen left Three Rivers Stadium Saturday In Winning Third Straight 287, nearly 2S,000 more BEST TWELVE under; Kevin Sullivan, 6, departed. TENNIS Carl Yastrzemski, bothered by back off the disabled list because of strained Milwaukee 22 26 .458 4W McCabe, 10, heaviest, 76 oz.; following a loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mac Scarce walked pinch hitter Willie than last year when the Red CHass A - John Wilks 41-3-38, longest, 12 5/16; Courtney In Tennis Win St. Paul vs. East Catholic at muscle spasms, returned for a weekend right knee ligaments. Boston 21 25 .457 iVt Sherry Bauer, 11, longest 12 “Hawk, tomorrow it’s going to be me McCovey but the Phils seemed about to NEW YORK (AP) - In- Minnesota’s Bat Day by Sox drew 1,441,718 at home Bob McGurkin 42-3-39, Ernie Doucette, 6, heaviest, 8.1 oz.; Wickham Park behind with three runs in the series with the Oakland A’s. Tommy Moret looked good, until he hobbled off Cleveland 20 30 .400 7W 13/16; Sandy Sumislaski, 12, Ted Bailey and Steve Hughes and you,” Perez declared. _ . break their five-game losing streak when stopping the ’Twins on seven despite a strike-delayed start. Heath 43-4-39; Class B - Frank A1 Stoutner, 6, most, nine. most, 12. Killingly vs. Rockville, the American League, New ninth to nip the Indians. Harper had trainer Buddy LeRoux wrap the field in the sixth. Fears he had re­ West Butkus 42-5-37, Lou Betko 46-7- won the Member-Guest Tourna­ ’That premonition, was fulfilled Sunday Billy Wilson got Bobby Bonds to ground hits for his third straight “ This is certainly a Boys over six: John Frye, 13, ’Trophies may be picked up at Eastern Connecticut York edged California 3-2; Amos Otis’ two-run bases- hiip with tape, almost like a mummy, and injured his knee were premature. He suf­ wonderful, and amazing, Chicago 27 18 .600 39, Warren Butler 45-6-39; Class ment at Neipsic Tennis Club when Perez belted a grand slam home run into a double play. But Tito Fuentes victory. longest, 12.5 inches; Kurt the State Bank. Detroit slugged Minnesota 8- ioaded single was the came back Saturday. fered only a pulled muscle behind the baseball city,” said Williams, Kansas City 30 23 .566 1 C - Bill Stanner 47-8-39, Ray yesterday by beating Jack_ and Carroll overcame a pulled leg muscle singled and Maddox belted his game­ 2; Kansas City overcame BrewersjWhile Sox margin of vi&ory. ■ Shortstop Luis Aparicio spent most of knee. whose Red Sox packed fans Minnesota 26 21 .553 2 Lavey 49-841, Bob Lachapelle Raycroft and Bob Bernlund in ” to pitch the Reds to a 5-1 win over winning shot over the left field fence. No. 3 Geyeland 5-4; Milwaukee Milwaukee swept its Orioles-Rangers the time in the whirlpool because of a bad in here before he was fired as California 25 22 .532 3 50-941; low gross - Woody Qark the final, 6-3, 6-2. Pittsburgh, halting the Pirates win streak on the season. Greg Luzinski homered for whipped Chicago 7-1 and three-game series' with In the second inning in back. Ditto Reggie Smith because of a manager in September, 1969. Oakland 26 25 .510 4 71, Tom Prior 71; blind bogey - Of the 18 teams participating, at six games. the Phils. “We’d been losing and somebody had to Baltimore topp^ Texas 7-1 Chicago on Jerry Bell’s Texas, Bobby Grich singled sprained ankle. Second baseman Doug “Tiant will miss maybe only one turn Texas 16 30 .348 IIW Carroll Maddox 75. the youngest team of Dave Expos-Dodgers Griffin fretted with his broken hand in a Sunday’s Games Kaplan (14) and Gary Macko pick up the team,” said Perez. “...I just in a game shortened by rain three-hit pitching. “That home a run and Frank Baker because we have days off ’Thursday and Hal Breeden drew a basesloaded walk cast. next Monday,” LeRoux reported. “ Moret Nqw York 3, California 2 Slow Pitch (12) went down to the finalists had the feeling we’d be the ones to do it.” from A1 Downing in the eighth inning to in the sixth inning. was the best sinker I’ve had ■ added another to give Dave PRO SWEEPS The Red Sox took the series opener probably will be out only four or five Oakland 12, Boston 1 Raycroft and Vernlund in the 'The Pirates fell 4V4 games behind snap a tie and Clyde Mashore hit a two-run all year,” said Bell, 5-6, who Gross - Tom Prior 71, Woody Tigers-Twins McNally, 5-6, all the batting behind Marty Pattin Friday night. They days.” A bag of sand stuck in the bow Kansas City 5, Cleveland 4 first round playoffs by a close Chicago in the National League East. homer off Tommy John in the ninth, Clark 71; net - Frank Butkus 73- Mickey Lolich, 5-5, who faced only ^ batters. support he needed to post were overpowered by Oakland’s Catfish LeRoux said that Smith “has a good of a canoe will trim the craft if Milwaukee 7, Chicago 1 five games to four. Elsewhere, the San Francisco Giants helping the Expos drop the Dodgers Vk 9-64, C.D. McC^arthy 79-13-66, has lost two 1-0 games and Royals-Indians the victory over the Rangers Hunter 3-1 24 hours later and then were chance of playing tomorrow and Luis- you’re paddling single handed Detroit 8, Minnesota 2 In the semi’s, Raycroft and used two-run homers by Dave Rader and games behind the Giants in the NL West. Bob McGutkin 7 2 - ^ , Ernie APPLIANCE PART two 2-1 games, spoiled Kansas City came from in a rain-shortened gaiije. bombed 12-1, while losing two pitchers, in should be back tomorrow or Tuesday.” in a fresh gale. Baltimore 7, Texas 1, 6 in­ Softball Vernlund defeated Stu Jennings Garry Maddox in the ninth inning to nip Cubs-Braves nings Heath 76-8-68, Carroll Maddox and Rosenzwig 6-3; while the Philadelphia Phillies 54, the Montreal WASHERS-DRYERS 75-7-68. Pitcher Milt Pappas snapped a scoreless Monday’s Games Bailey and Hughes downed Er­ Expos beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1, tie with his 20th career home run in the RANGES D15HWASHER5 Batters Again Singing Blues Kansas City (Graber 5-1) at nie Uthgenannt and Ben Ford in the Chicago Cubs blanked the Atlanta sixth inning and hurled seven shutout ABCb FOUR BALL REFRIGERATORS Boston (Curtis 2-2), N a see-saw sudden death match, Brayes 36, the St. Louis Cardinals edged frames before giving way to Bob Locker. Stan McFarland, Frank Milwaukee (Colbom 5-2) at TonighCs Games cap found Lynch Toyota edging 76. the Houston Astros 2-1 in 10 innings and PPLIANCE Butkus, Ray Lavey, Mike Cards-Asiros Oakland (Holtzman 10-2), N Moriarty Brothers, 9-5. Neipsic meets Suffield in its the New York Mets trounced the San Sibrinsz 16; Frank Lipinski, Armory vs. Wholesale, 6:15 Tim McCarver’s bases-loaded single Blue Like Old Self Only games scheduled ’The first contest saw Frank first inter-club match Saturday Diego Padres 9-2. Fitzgerald with one out in the 10th inning snapped a Tuesday’s Games Jim Colburn, Bill Skinner, Don Gonzales going 5-5 fot at 1. Members may sign up at Gianis-Phiis Edwards 12; Ted Backiel, Tom Dillon vs. DeMaio, 7:30 tie and lifted the red-hot Cardinals to a 2-1 Minnesota at Cleveland N Sportsman. Bob Buttrum and~ the clubhouse. Philadelphia’s Ken Brett coasted into PHONE Atamian, FYed ’Tracey, Santo Fitzgerald victory over the skidding Astros. Halting Red Sox Chicago at Baltimore N Les Keston each had four hits. Leone 9; Tony Pietrantonio, Lynch vs. Groman’s, 8:45 Kansas City at Boston N Homers were poked by Keston Warren Butler, Stan Fitzgerald BOSTON (AP) — American League batters once again are New York at Texas N and Gaiy Pawlowski. singing the blues because of Vida Blue. ’The Oakland A’s hard- Mloganoski, Gil Stephens 9; Dean vs. Allied Bldg., 6:15 Milwaukee at Oakland N DeMaio’s Tony Mazzada and ARE throwing left-hander is looking more and more like his old self. Bob McGurkin, Joe Ceriha, Ray Robertson Eric Remke each had two hits IF YOU’RE 60ING FORMAL Detroit at California N Blue allowed only four singles and an unearned run in eight in­ Warren, Tom Meegan 8; Rich Dick’s vs. Willie’s, 8:45 Nebo with one of Remke’s hits being nings before letting Horacio Pina mop up Sunday as the A’s Riordan, Frank Hunter, Omer Methodist vs. Town, 6:15 an inside-tbe-park homer. perhaps you should know YOU romped to a 12-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Gingras, Pete Taylor 7. ^ eb o Lynch was led at bat by Bob “I really can’t compare him with two years ago, but he threw j Major League } Vittner’s vs. Bob & Marie’s, Goshler, Terry Schilling, and real good,” Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski said. "He moved NEWINGTON HOME FOR 7:30 Nebo Bob Hughes each with two GOING the ball around well and his fast ball had plenty on it.” Leaders---*"; CRIPPLED CHILDREN Mota’s vs. Charter Oak, 6:15 bingles. ‘"This was probably Vida’s best game, velocity-wise, this TOURNAMENT Keeney For the MB’s, Chuck May The truth about TO NATIONAL LEAGUE year,” Oakland Mapager Dick Williams said. “He was very Men - low gross - Woody WINF vs. Tigers, 6:15 Hling went 3-4 followed by Don quick, much quicker. However, he wasn’t going to go nine even if BATTING (100 at b a ts)- SILK CITY Maddox, SF, .354; Watson, Htn, Clark 72; low net - John Kristof Romano, Dale Ostrout and Jim DANCE he had a shutout going. Pina needed the work. He hadn’t pitched 77-KW7; women - net - Lynn In two regularly scheduled Kingsley each with two hits. for eight days.” .351. games Saturday night at RUNS-Bonds, SF, 53; Wat­ Prior 92-18-74. One of Kingsley’s hits was a Blue, who won’t be 24 until next month, won 24 games and was Fitzgerald Field, ^rtsm an homer. ALL the American League’s Cy Young Award and most valuable son, Htn, 36; Ferguson, LA, 36. Tavern topped DeMaio Paving FORMAL WEAR RUNS BATTED NATIONAL GOLF DAY player award winner in 1971. in the opener, 26-5. ’The night- ’Three makeup games were NIGHT He was a stubborn holdout in a bitter salary dispute with A’s IN-Ferguson, LA, 43; Bench, Art Charlebois 77-14-63, John Cin, 40. Kristof 77-10-67, Harry Ather­ played Sunday at Fitzgerald owner Charlie Finley last season. After intervention by Baseball Field. Fogarty Brothers Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, he reluctantly signed in May. He was HITS-Bonds, SF, 72; Wat­ ton 79-11-68, Einar Lorentzen Colgate D, A. AT son, Htn, 67; Fuentes, SF, 67. 73-568, Joe Wall 77669, Woody stopped Gorman Brothers, 22- unable to regain his form, finishing with a 6-10 record before HAMILTON, N.Y. (AP) - 11, in the opener. Groman’s losing in his only appearance in the World Series. DOUBLES-Ferguson, LA, 4; Clark 72-369, Bruce Hancock THE Bonds, SF, 14. 84-1569. Robert C. Deming, 37, chief Sport Shop nipped Sportsman RENTALSI “I think bad weather this spring and then a knee injury which TRIPLES—Metzger, Htn, 8; assistant football coach at Tavern, 13-12, then Groman’s to n put him out 16 days set Vida back this year,” Williams said. j ”he Colgate, has been elevated to defeat Gorman Brothers, 176. Most stores rent the Formal Wear they rent to looked good the last time out and he looked better today. Thats a Sanguillen, Pgh, 5. Ladies HOME RUNS-SUrgell, Pgh, FOUR BALL BEST BALL director of athletics by Presi­ Rich Marsh went 5-5 to led you, from a wholesaler. .. They donH stock good sign.” dent ’Thomas A. Bartlett. Fogarty’s attack. Lou Terzo “I really don’t know what to say,” Blue said after improving 15; H.Aaron, Atl, 13. > Florence Barre, Janet Shaw, STOLEN BASES—Morgan Helen Meegan, Rose Marie He will succeed Hal Lahar, had tour hits followed by Craig their own tuxedos..,Many times you canH even his record to 4-2. “I missed about three starts with a bad knee, who recently accepted the post Phillips with three. Ron but I think I’m throwing good again. As for the past. I’m not Cin, 24; Cedeno, Htn, 19. Davis 60; Lynn Prior, Mary Lou try on the tuxedo you desire to rent because PITCHING (6 Dwisions)— Pierro, Nellie Johnson, Hilda of assistant executive secretary Seplowitz and Matt Giardina thinking about it. I’m concerned only with today.” of the Southwest Conference in both socked homers. they donH have the style or size on hand—You Blue, who struck out 301 batters in his big year, fanned only Wise, StL, 7-2, .778, 3.21; Kristof 63. Billingham, Cin, 7-2, .778, 3.23. Dallas. Gorman’s Jim Dowling and can never be sure youHl get the style you chose four against the Red Sox, but was tough until the Red Sox broke Bob Bycholski each went 34. a through for their only run in the eighth. STRIKEOUT^Seaver, NY, 89; Carlton, Phi, 85. Bycholski also supplied a home or whether the fit will be correct. . . ’Two errors, including a controversial call on first baseman run. Mike Hegan, and Orlando Cepeda’s single provided the Boston Court Defeats Evert In the middle contesti run. AMERICA'N-I.£ACUE Groman’s withstood a two-run Hegan had his major league record of 178 consecutive games by BATTING (100 at b a ts)- In French Net Finals Sportsman seventh to post the Blomberg, NY, .396; a first baseman without an error snapped on a ground ball he ■ > win. Bob. Kowalski went 44 fielded. He had trouble getting the ball out of his glove, whirled to Kirkpatrick, KC, .340. PARIS (AP) —’’I wish She first became French cham­ at REGAL'S while teammate Jim Purtill second base, saw he didn’t have a chance and then threw too late RUNS-Mayberry, KC, 37; Margaret ([tourt had been in this pion in 1962, when Chris was went 3-3. Kowalski stroked Otis, KC, 34. FORMAL SHOP to Blue covering first. form when she played Bobby only seven years old. three homers in his perfect Many of the A’s and the Red Sox felt that it should have been r u n s b a t t e d Riggs,” said Chris Evert. “She ’The Australian now needs to plate appearance and had five scored a hit dr a fielder’s choice. Blue felt he deserved an error. IN-Mayberry, KC, 50; Melton, would have hit him off the add the Wimbledon and Forest RBI’s. Dave White also had a WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN STOCK... We loMrered our rent Chi, 39. Hegan said he didn’t juggle the ball. ’The scorer ruled otherwise. court.” Hills titles to become the first four bagger. Nothing to send away fori What you see is what you getl HITS—Otis, KC, 64; Murcer, ’The 18-year-old tennis star woman player to capture the Sportsman’s Jim Breen went NY, 57; R.Jackson, Oak, 57. from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Grand Slam twice. She already 3-4. Frank Breen and Gary There are usuaiiy no second or third choices - we DOUBLES-D.Allen, Chi, 13; narrowly missed capturing the has the Australian title behind Pawlowski also had one home guarantee you’ii never be disappointed! Kirkpatrick, KC, 12; Rojas, French women’s title in her her. run apiece. so youll try our heat. KC, 12. Remember: It costs no more to rent from Regal’s . . . first attempt, losing to Mrs. ■ 'I Groman’s took the nightcap T IPLES-Carew, Min, 5; Court, 36, 6-7, 76, 64 in a ■ Tom Gorman, U.S. Davis cup behind Dave White and Dave Because you’re renting out of our stock, not out of a >T j- . Coggins, Bal, 4; Bumbry, Bal, dramatic see-sawing final at star from Seattle, Wash.,i faced V iara’s p erfect 4-4 plate book! Now, you can rent a gas conversion burner Why not take a new look at our heat 4; E .B rin k m an , D et, 4; the Roland Garros Stadium Hie Nastase of Romania in the showing. Bob Kowalski went 4-5 Spencer, Tex, 4. Sunday. men’s semi-finals today. with Roger Macaione supplying for as little as $3.95 a month. Which is two dol­ Convert to clean, low cost gas heat Call your IRELAND HOME RUNS—Mayberry, But Chris won the hearts of Adriano Panatta of Italy and P.S. NEED A TUXEDO THIS WEEKEND? See us! BALL two home runs. Solo shots were NATIONAL CHAMPIONS KC, 13; D.Allen, Chi, 12. the 12,000 Parisian fans who Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia were accounted by Kowalski, Jim lars less than last year. In fact, it’s one third heating contractor or Connecticut Natural v.'.v .. - V.. STOLEN BASES—North, cheered her winning points. paired against each other in the Purtill and White. 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! M. iune29 less than last year! Gas in Hartford (525-0111) or New Britain WATERFORD Oak, 16; Harper, Bsn, 14. Now she has a busy summer other semifinal; Gorman’s Don Bergin and PITCHING (6 Decisions)— ahead—the Italian Cham­ ’The men’s event is two days Merle Shaw each had two hits. sat. 30th ‘ (224-9157). Celebrating 125 years Holtzman, Oak, 10-2, .833,1.56; pionships in Rome, Wimbledon, behind schedule because of rain And, since gas is nature’s clean fuel,^ Garber, KC, 5-1, .833, 1.95. so * m Forest Hills and maybe a |20,- last week. SILK CITY there Is no dirt or soot to mess up your of serylce to the Capital Region. CONN. WILDCATS STRIKEOUTS—N.Ryan, Cal, ! 000 challenge match against John Newcombe of Australia W L 123; Singer; Cal, 97. Riggs. and Tom Okker of The Groman’s 8 0 REGAL MEN'G ORDER ■ THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" house. Or the rest of the environment WEONESDAY, JUNE 6 - 8:00 P.M. Chris had played Mrs. Court Netherlands took the men’s Sportsman 8 0 "TEVEIbSONiji^ four times tefore and beaten doubles title, beating Jimmy Dillon 6 3 MANCHESTER VERNON YOUR OILLQN STADIUM, HARTFORD her three times-each time on Connors of ^lleville. 111., and Acadia 5 4 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA EXXON' clay. That was why she was liie Nastase 6-1 36 6-3 5-7 64. Fogarty 5 2 favorite to win again on the Mrs. Court and Virginia Wade Moriarty 3 5 643-2478 872-0538 UX nu in oni n iin Tak€ a new looK atgas! slow clay of Paris. of Britain won the women’s Lynch 3 6 MON.-SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 1 MON.-FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 SOCCER MMSS) Mrs. Court has now won this doiibles, defeating. Betty Stove Ctorman 2 7 THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 TODAY! title, the premier clay court of ’The Netherlands and Fran- Honda 2 7 crown of tte world, five times. coise Durr of France 6-2 63. DeMaio 1 10 ' I ■ PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon._, June 4, 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN Junior Soccer Two of Last Three The “ Action Marketplace” Fast — Effective Starts Tonight • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers r ' Herald Classified Ads TONIGHT’S GAMES led the offense with three hits Titles To Weiskopf • Over 60,000 Daily Readers and Jon Brandt added a pair. Golf Competition in the 6>nnecticut Junior Soccer League (15 Word Minimum) Lawyers vs. Stevenson’s Fine defensive plays by Tony CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Tom Australian Bruce Crampton, South Weiskopf, winner of two of his last three African Gary Player and Masters champ starts tonight with games in both the A and B Divisions. • Fast Results Sears vs. Dillon Maselli helped the Vets’ cause. NARA, Japan — Lu t.inng f D 3 y ...... 8(t per word per day Moriarty’s vs. VFW starts and second in the other, is one of the Tommy Aaron failed to qualify for the Huan of Taiwan won the $9,400 A Division consists of boys 17- 18 years old and will contain Two big frames, one for three hottest items on the pro golf tour right final 36 holes. first prize in the J$49,500 World A at Manchester High and 3 D a y s ...... 7$ per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR teams from Hebron, Williman- runs and the other for six, now, but he isn’t ready to yell “Bring on Weiskopf’s victory, his seventh in eight Friendship Golf Champlmiship Friday the Indians B team is 6 D a y s ...... 6c per Word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS tic, Coventry, Mansfield, INTERNATIONAL powered Sears to a 10-1 triumph Jack Nicklaus.’’ years on the pro tour, was worth |40,000 in a sudden-death playoff with home to Lebonan at Charter 26 D a y s ...... 5c per word per day Lebonan, Chaplin, Bolton, 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PIJBUCATION After taking it on the chin over winless Dillon Ford Satur­ Not quite. from the total purse of |200,000 and Graham Marsh of Australia and Oak and the Wildcats visits Rockville and the Manchester Happy A d s ...... $ 1 .5 0 inch four straight times, Stevenson’s day at Waddell. "I’m not going to say ‘I can beat Jack boosted him into fourth place on the Isao Aoki of Japan. Mansfield. 'The Eagles play at Deadline for Saturday and Monday Indians A and the Manchester Esso finally broke into the 'The winners sent 11 batters Nicklaus,’ ’’ Weiskopf said after his season’s money-winning list with 8121,821. PARIS, France — Peter Bolton Friday. is 12:00 Nuon Friday Eagles. ’The Indians consist of winner’s circle Saturday with a up in the fifth in breaking the relatively easy, front-running three-stroke Whdkins won ^ ,8 0 0 arid joined Nicklaus, Oosterhuis of Britain shot a ’The Manchester Indians A is PHONE 643-27U boys who will be playing for 17-2 triumph over the Lawyers game wide open with six victory Sunday in the Kemper Open Golf Crampton, Trevino and Weiskopf as |100,- two-under-par 68 in the final coached by Mario Addabbo and M ^chester High next season at Verplanck. markers. Tournament. 000 winners with more than $104,000. round to capture the French Blaz Stimac. The Eagles are Business Opportunity 28 and the Eagles will be boys who Sarvicaa Odarad Jeff Phelon paced a solid 14- Mike Rossillo and Jim “I’m not going to say that. Because it Open Golf Championship, by coached by Jim Dyer while the HERALD 12 will be playing for East hit attack with a homer and Murphy each had two hits. Ric wouldn’t happen. But I’m not afraid of Here are Sunday’s final round scores: one stroke over Tony Jacklin Indians B squad is coached by PLEASE READ HAPPY ADS MOM Catholic next season. LIGHT Trucking — Father and GREATER HARTFORD AREA three singles and Steve Burke Funk was the only Dillon batter him. I’m not afraid of anyone. I feel that if Tom Weiskopf 65-70-68-68-271 with a 280. Ray Lima and A1 Coelho. 'The BOX LETTERS Happy Graduation! B Division consist of boys 14- YOUR AD son. Attics, cellars, garages. added three singles and Eric able to solve the offerings of I play at my best then I can win at any $40 000 LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Kathy Wildcats are coached by Jim Love, 16 and are mainly from the For Your Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. MAKE ME Klavins ^nd Jim Taylor two Glen Cobb, one being a homer. time,” Weiskopf said. Lanny Wadkins 68-68-71-69-274 • Cornelius parred the first extra Gracie and Pat Delaney. Classified or "Want Ads" are niing and Bennet Junior High’s Chuck one-base blows each. Nicklaus was idle this week as Weiskopf $22,800 hole to defeat Judy Rankin in a Inform: .lion taken over the phone as a con­ TREE Service (Soucier) — AN OFFER team that will be going into The Lawyers jumped off to a INTERNATIONAL FARM romped home with a final-round 68 and a Dave Hill 71-68-67-71-277 sudden-death playoff and win The soccer program is coor­ THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should ^ r e e s cut, building lots cleared, Manchester and East Catholic For this Convenience Food 2-0 first inning lead but the 271 total, a whopping 19-under-par on the $10,600 the $100,000 rain-shortened 54- dinated and supervised by Dave close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT '^Yees topped. Got a tree Ansaldi’s trimmed the next year. Teams in B Division Store th a t I ’m going to Essomen came on strong with 7,219 yard Quail Hollow Country Club L. Thompson 67-65-74-71-277 hole Sealy Faberge Golf Nordling. ’Through Noidling’s tiser uivng'box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In problem? Well worth phone B arbers, 6-5, S aturday at are Hebron, Coventry, six runs in the fourth and eight course. It’s a record low for this tourna­ $10,600 Classic. > efforts and the generosity of the answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The call. 7424252. sacrifice to the first serious Charter Oak. ’The winners were Mansfield, Lebonan, Chaplin, LSMILE TODAY; in the fifth. ment that Weiskopf now has won twice in Lou Graham 72-66-72-67—277 Fire and Police Athletic Assn., desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE buyer with money. I can’t run outhit, 10-5. Bolton, Indians and Manchester ODD jobs, landscaping, Best at the plate for the three years. $10,600 the program has received a can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion lor this 'store remote control Tennis Wildcats. household repairs, carpentry. Lawyers were Mark Gluhosky Lanny Wadkins, the youthful runnerup, Cesar Sanudo 71-69-66-72-278 sizeable donation which will be any advertisement and then only to anymore. If you mean Belated Pro Modeling gained an 11-9 Opening week schedule finds Enclose your reply to the box Call 649-4594. with a homer and double. Steve didn’t get closer than two strokes in the $5,750 STOCKHOLM, Sweden - used to buy game balls and un­ the extent of a "make good" inser­ business, call 413-739-2563. duke over Industrial Insurance Manchester Indians B at in an envelope — address to the Happy Birthday Klucewicz tripled and Bob muggy heat for the final round and Art Wall 70^70-70-278 Raul Ramirez of Mexico and iforms for the Manchester tion. Errors which do not lessen the at Chafter Oak after trailing by Mansfield; Manchester Wild­ Classified Manager. Manchester CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ . . . SonM on* Claughsey doubled in defeat. finished with a 69 and 274. $5,750 Edison Mandarino of Spain beat teams. value of the advertisement will not ages, additions, repairs, small SLAP-HAPPY 9-0 after three innings. Ten runs cats vs. Hebron at Charter Oak Evening Herald, together with a Dave Hill, Lou Graham and Leonard Ken Still 67-67-71-73-278 Tenny Svensson and Birger be corrected by "make good" inser­ mbs. Free estimates. Call Schools-Classes 33 ntay h a v t seal you JACK MALONEY in the fourth wiped out the Field, Manchester Indians A vs. memo listing the companies ’The first game at Veiplank Thompson were next at 277 with Cesar $5,750 Andersson of Sweden 6-2,64 for tion, Stephen Martin, 646-7295. o happy adi deficit. Steve McCann and Dave Hebron at Manchester High and 'The above mentioned teams you do NOT want to see your STUDIO 16 School of Creative found the Barbers pinning a Sanudo, Art Wall, Ken Still, Mac McLen­ John Lister 71-70-70-67-278 the doubles title in an inter­ His Slap-Happy Del Mastro led the winners Manchester Eagles at will compete in the letter. Your letter will be Arts offering summer first setback on Ansaldi’s, 7-3. don, Dan Sikes and John Lister of New $5 75(^ national tennis tournament. POWER MOWERS, hand Fan Club were two hits each. Rockville. All games will be Northeastern Division and destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 mowers repaired, pick-up and workshops in drawing, The Barbers started fast and Zealand bunched at 278. Mac McLendon 67-72-72-67—278 Andersson later ^on the singles ROOKIE LEAGUE played tonight starting at 6:30. league champs of A and B one you've tnentioned. If not it delivery. Prompt-Reliable- graphics, sculpture. 563-2773, then had to hold on to win. Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer finished $5,750 crown, defeating Svensson 64, evenings. Robertson Park was the Wednesday, Mansfield’s A teams will coihpete in state will be handled in the usual Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. Brian Daigle collected a pair of well back. Trevino had a final-round 70 for Dan Sikes 70-69-72-67-278 6-2, 64. scene of another free-hitting competition. manner. Autos For Sale 280 and Palmer tied for 34th at 284. ROME, Italy — Erik van team plays Manchester Indians Happiness is saying. doubles and John Alosky, Brian game as the Yankees edged $5,750 TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Help Wented 35 Matre and Walt Adamy two Dillen, an American Davis Cup 1969 OLDSMOBILE 88, Delta large appliances, cleaning the Red Sox, 29-22. Mike L o tt and Found 1 singles each for the winners. player, came from behind and Royale, green, 2-door hardtop. cellars, attics. Also will buy MACHINIST wanted - Eddy had five hits for the Very clean. $1,695. Boland Best in defeat were Steve beat Hungarian veteran Istvan Gallop Away 1b Opening Night LOST — White and black male and sell used furniture. 644- Bridgeport work, experienced THANK YOU Yanks and Steve Farley Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, 1775. only. Overtime and paid in­ Stratton, Steve Everett and Gulyas 6-7, 6-1, 6-1 in the first English Setter, light brown 6434320. Eric Gauruder. ’The Contrac- added a homer and five Groman’s Cop round of the men’s singles at male Inongrel dog, last seen surance. Penobscot ’Tool aiid To Bennet's Greatest State Dart Title FORMICA work done, counter Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. . tors were limited to three hits. RBIs. Mike Tanguay the $135,000 Italian Open Tennis vicinity Andover. Call 423-6771, 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, four- 7 M and 7 L Tournamentt June 4 tops, etc. Free estimates, Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. - NATIONAL LEAGUE slammed two homers for the Championship. door sedan, air-conditioning, reasonable. No job too small or Rkcbing the winding circle Groman’s Sport Shop won the FOUND black and white white, power steering, power Sox and Rich Russell and Goal of BA Team female mongrel puppy. Call large. 649-0758. JANITORS — Experienced, A Division of the Derby In­ brakes, $1,995. Boland Motors, I It’s Nice To Be Back for the first time was the VFW Mike Savidakis tripled. Auto Racing Dog Warden, 6464555. part-time days, evenings, entry Saturday in outlasting vitational Slow-Pitch Tourna­ Inc., 369 Center Street, 643-6320. LAND clearing, light Manchester area. Call 643-5691, I Mrs. Skinner Bonanza at Buckley, 13-11. ’The The Deep River Inn will be the site tomorrow night, of ment yesterday defeating MONTE CARLO- Scotland’s landscaping, old buildings and 3-6 p.m. FOUND Collie type tan and 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, four- the state’s first team dart championship. The hosts will op­ Vito’s of Plainville, 19-12. ’This Jackie Steward, driving a junk removed, driveways I 1971 br N E A , Inc. ^ t . V . V . V . V . '. V . V . V V .* ...... ' Vets had dropped six straight white female. Call Dog Warden, door hardtop. All power, air- wrs the first tourney win for Tyrrell-Ford, won the 31st resurfaced and sealed, pain­ MACHINISTS - We have the tilts. pose Manchester’s British American Club in the best five 6464553. conditioning. Brown. A real the locals this season. Monaco Grand Prix, sixth •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ting. 6464514. following opeings — lathe, Help Wanted 3 5 Help Wanted 35 Three hits off the bats' Bob Lees Second of nine overall matches. luxury sedan. $2,195. Boland "W e have a new kind of casualty list today, Mark Doyon and Dave Keeney,' Roger Macaione carried the round of the World Drivers Personala-Announcements 2 Bridgeport, vertical turret The winner will gain the right Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, EDWARD Machie, Mr. President— it's h r the Watergate people!" .0AW FORDSVILLE, Ind. hitting load for Gronum’s going (Championship. lathe, cintimatic. The ■ Purdy COOKS — Part-time position, PART-TIME ' plus two each from Bill Herlth to play in Boston later this / ...o r any time 6434320. landscaping, flower beds, Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, must be over 17. Apply (API.— Bob Lees of Central Moriarty^s 4-4 with three homers. Dennis DOVER, riel. — David Pear­ ROCK and Roll band desires and Sean Quental led the Vets month. They will oppose the / thereafter! Racing pruning trees and shrubs, rub­ Manchester, 649-0000. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, who made their 13 hits count for Connecticut legged the MacArdle had three bingles. son, with an average speed of place to hold practices evenings Trucks-Tractor 5 INCOME Massachusetts League cham­ * Rightly exceptTuesdaye and weekends. Call 643-2213. bish cleared, appliances Manchester. threemile hin in 14:02 to place Vito’s Howie Dickerman 119.075 per hour, took command moved, disposed of. M34339. Pelntlng-Peperlng 13 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 18 If you’re presently employed as many runs. Play Home pion in quest of the New second in that event at the went 4-4. over the final 86 miles to win plus Saturday afternoons 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scout. GAL Friday, to work for and over 21, don’t let your full­ Steve Casalano, Steve Frat- England title. RIDE needed from Manchester NCAA college division track Macaione, having a great the Mason-Dixon 500 stock car Narragansett Park will be 4-wheel drive, posi-traction, GOING on vacation? Leave PAINTING, 15 years ROSSI Roofing, siding, marketing agency, light steno time job limit your future. If taroli and Ron Apter each 'The BA’s will be led by Cap­ to Hartford Hospital area. experience, low, low prices. REDSTONE and field championships at Tomorrow tournament at the plate, was race. [jilled with thrills, excitement, with or without plow. Excellent vour pet at home and I will visit chimneys, gutters. Free es­ and bookkeeping, typing. Over you are willing to learn, work collected a double for the losers tain Ed Churilla, Clay Vibberts, Working hours 8:30-5. Call 649- running condition. 646-8440. Ranch house as low as $100 plus Wabash College. voted the Most Valuable BYRON, Ga. - Jody Ridley good food and fun. 3350. him every day with tender timates, fully insured. Days, SHOWCASE aNEMA 23. Advancement to manage­ two (2) evenings per week and who had only six hits. Hank Bakulski, Bob Pohorlyo, loving care. Will care for any aiht. Similar low prices on all The meet was on Saturday by Moriarty Brothers’ entry in Player. Overall Macaione went of Dalton dominated the field in Completely air-con- evenings, 529-8056, Paul ment. Preferably 2 years of would like to double your pre­ Leo Richloff, Ross V ibbe^, 1961 FORD Econoline window animal. Daily, weekly, monthly ouses. 643-4887, 6W^29. college. Call 5694)014. Norfolk State, which compiled the Greater Hartford Twilight 11-17, 10 of which were home winning the Permatex 200 stock f ditioned Grandstand, E Cosgrove, 643-5364. sent income, young fast Nassiff Arms needed three Roland Valley, Ken Jones, Len van, new clutch and battery, rates,^46-8306. Looking for janitorial super­ runs in the last inning to top the 54 points, six more than second League will be eyeing win No. 2 runs. cdr rdC6 runs decent. $150. or best offer,. GRAD students available for growing company has Smith, Ken Hunt and ^ n snack bars, delicious G&K ROOFING and siding. visor, cleaners and PLATING Assistant — some Medics at Buckley, 6-5, Satur­ place finisher Lincoln Universi­ Tuesday night at Mt. Nebo Groman’s' got past LEXINGTON, Ohio - South dining in theTerrace Club. Autos For Sale 6464685. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, painting, 4 years experience, management positions Eagleson. Aluminum and vinyl siding. custodians. Hours are 7 a.m. experience in nickel chrome J day afternoon. ty. Field when the Vernon Orioles Gartenhaus of New Britain, 14- frican Jody Scheckter lawns mowed, trees cut and fullv insured. Free estimates. plating helpful but will train available. No sales. (We have ’The British American Club is Built-up roofs, specializing in to 12 noon. Apply in person Big sticker for the Arms was come to town. Game time is 6, to enter the finals. tithstood a furious challenge Racing nights at 8:00. Saturdays, 1:30 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- removed. Cellars and attics Call our competitors and then small jobs. Fully insured. All reliable person with interest in no products). Complete slated for 6 o’clock. considered a slight favorite by Brian Redman of England to Bankrupt? Repossessed? side pickup with trailer hitch. cleaned. Free estimates. Call call us, 649-7034. work fully guaranteed. Free es^ after 10 a.m. this type of work. All company training offered. For appoint­ Tom Prignano who lashed out a over Deep River. Come June 4... and keep coming I Rt. 1A Pawtucket Good running condition and homer and two doubles. Mark Ticket Sales Off Moriarty’s opened the season win the $80,000 Mid-Ohio L&M Honest Douglas accepts lowest 6434000. timates, 646-2168. 936 Silver Lane paid benefits, holidays and ment call 1-283-8633, 9 a.m. - 5 A down, smallest payments. rubber. Call 646-7708. Bullding-Contrecting 14 Pagani and Chris Boser added FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - Thursday with a win over the Formula 5,000 road race by East Hartford vacations. Apply Connecticut p.m. Hartford Insurance Group. Ver- almost one second. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. CUSTOM made draperies, very GUTTERS and roof repaired Cycle Accessories, 316 Hartford two hits each. Standouts for the The New England Patriots of Track Y U OIN i n ITS fM AT c m m Auto-ServIce NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - non.has yet to play this season. MONTE CARLO - France’s reasonable. Guaranteed work. and replaced. Excellent Rd., Manchester, 643-1682. Medics were Fred Nassiff who the National Football League RICHMOND, Va. - Jim If your annual shooting 1965 FORD Custom, 240, $350. Accessories 7 Call anytime, 649-4^. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ workmanship. Reasonable FULL or part-time, sewing The (Jas House Gang will Jacques Lafitte, averaging 74.4 machine operators. Must be homered and singled and Paul are running behind schedule as Ryun took the lead for good on season is truly over, now’s the New brake shoes, $15. Phone ditions, rec rooms, po/ches and prices. Free estimates, 646- probably go with veteran hurler miles an hour in a Martini, won TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and roofing. No job too small. Call NURSE’S Aides, wanted for experienced. Torr's Drapery Peck and Mike Custer with two far as season ticket sales are the last lap in winning the mile time to return guns to their 742-9768. LAWN MOWER Service, repair 1399. full-time on all shifts. Salmon U Pete Sala. the Formula ’Three curtain- mags, G-60-14, Revengers and 649-31A. Manufacturing Co., Route 6, bingles each. concerned. and Warren Edmondson edged and sharpening, pick-up and RESIDENT Thursday at St. Thomas manufacturers for repairs or raiser to the Monaco Grand mags, good condition. $300 or Brook Convalescent Home, off Junction 87, Andover, 742-7800. The Patriots, who finished record-holder Lee Evans in the 1966 PONTIAC LeMans, 389, 4- delivery. Hours Monday Heating-Plumbing 17 House Street, Glastonbury. Seminary, Moriarty’s will op­ custom work. Prix. speed, mags, in good best offer. 646-5382. through ’Thursday, 8 a.m. to MASONRY — All types of AMERICAN LEAGUE last season with a 3-11, have 440 Saturday night in the Inter­ Apply to Director of Nursing, SUPERINTENDENT pose the East Hartford mechanical condition. $350. 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 stone, brick fireplaces, walls. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing HAIRDRESSER - Liberal Squaring their record at 3-3, sold approxim ately 50,000 633-5244. commissions and bonus incen­ Merchants at 6. The latter was national Track Association Phone 646-2775 between 3:30 Campers-Trallers p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 Concrete steps, sidewalks. No — Prompt, courteous service. Army & Navy topped Wipco, 5- tickets, compared to more than t VOl<4wtQCN O f AHCIMC«| iNC* Mobile Homes Couple to manage medium tives. Flexible hours available. formerly called the Jets. meet at the Richmond and 6 p.m. 8 p.m., 8724311. job too small. Free estimates. Call 643-1496. 3, at Waddell Saturday after­ 56,000 last season. Coliseum. Over 20 years experience. After CORRESPONDENT to cover size apartment complex. Rent Phone 875-5674, 643-1777. noon. The Vets led 5-0 and then The Patriots also have sold 18V2 FOOT Trailer, sleeps 6, 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. news of South Windsor for the provided. Send resume to: 1965 TWO-DOOR Mustang, ODD JOBS, lawn care, light NO JOB too small. Immediate Manchester Herald on part- to fight hard to hold the margin about 38,000 10-game package clean and in good condition. fully equipped. Lake Street. tree work, removal service to service on service calls. Free SECRETARY - Moderate Call 643-0693 after 4 p.m. time basis. This position Hsrald Box E, skills, starting salary $6,000- to the final out. tickets, which includes the $600. Call after 5:30 and dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. CARPENTRY - Repairs, estim ates gladly given on provides an opportunity to earn N $6,500 d.o.e. Fee paid. Free Craig Pointer hurled a fine three exhibition games, com­ weekends, 643-8114. remodeling, additions, roofing. heating or plumbings Faucets Manchester PHOENIX tent trailer, sleeps money for doing interesting and parking. Call Sharon, 646-8150, four-hitter in winning. Ken Hill pared to 43,000 last year. TWO handymen want variety of Call David Patria, South Wind­ repaired or installed. Water Evening Herald 8, stove, sink, built-in heater, sor, 644-1796. important work. Applicants Bailey Employment Service. 1962 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ pumps Worked on. Complete should have an interest in 1961 Renault, for sale for parts. ice box. No reasonable offer tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ heating systems, rec rooms, refused,. 649-6328. public affairs. Call Alex Girelli, Bennet Junior Call 6464440. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. WES ROBBINS carpentry etc. Ctall M & M Plumbing & at the Herald, 643-2711. V- Reasonhble rates. 643-5305. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Heating, 649-2871. MATURE men and women, 17- 1965 T-BIRD, with steel belted ditions, rec rooms, dormers, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 needed for telephone work in College Girls radials, Call 646-6439 anytime. TREE Removal — pruning, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, SEWERLINES, sink lines, / Motorcycles-BIcyclas 11 spraying, etc., fully insured. .649-3446.. vmmm aaxm new Manchester Studio, mor­ I Baseball Kings cleaned with electric cutters, ning and evening hours, salary Avon Loves You! PEUGEOT 404, 1966, excellent Licensed. Free estimates. by professionals. McKinney A leading manufacturing com­ ;>;Bc an Avon Lady during yourg "v; MOTORCYCLE insurance — Phone 633-5345. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - plus bonuses. Apply in person, condition, moving, must sell. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ pany located in Fairfield Olan Mills Portrait Studio, Burr ^summer vacation. :•:• $600, 646-5994. Low rates. Immediate binding new homes custom built, pany, 643-5308. authority. Call Joan Lane at remodeling, additions, rec County, Connecticut, has im- Corners, Shopping Plaza in Call 289-4922 Bennet Junior High’s varsity baseball team blanked CEILING and ceramic tile mediate openings for Clarke ihsurance Agency, 643- specialist. Repaired and rooms, garages, kitchens Manchester or call 646-2637. crosstown rival Illing Saturday afternoon at Mt. Nebo, 7-0, 1965 FORD Custom V-8, stan­ TOWNE Plumbing Service. experienced or recent dard, running condition. Best 1126. remodeled. No job too small. remodeled, bath tile, cement Repairs, alterations. American on the five-hit pitching of the Bears’ Bruce Ballard. reasonable offer. 644-2839 after Phone 6494735. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Standard fixtures used graduates in Mechanical Bennet now claims the town’s Junior High title as they 6 p.m. . EXPERT bicycle repairs, all tial or commercial. Call 649- exclusively. Immediate ser­ Engineering in their Manufac­ defeated Illing earlier in the season, 5-3. makes, models and speeds. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 4291. vice. Call 649-4056. turing Engineering and Black and White Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, RN T^e winners’ overall record stands at 10-2. Ballard’s in­ 1962 CHEVY, $50. running con­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Product Engineering Supervisor, full time. 3-11 \ dition, call after 6, 742-8828. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- concrete repairs, inside and R E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ Electrical 18 Departments. dividual pitching record is 8-0 and 12-0 over a two-year 2098. outside. Reasonably priced. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ •19th Hole span. all sizes...... ‘ 1 1 . Good for parts. Send resume with salary RNs or LPNs 643-0851. ditions, garages, porches, any MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. requirem ents to: Box N, noanONSTOSIRVEYOU! MOTORCYCLE insurance, type remodeling. 646-2087. Full or part-time. 7-a, 11-7 McCarthy 39-5-34; Class Glen Scott Eagleson, Mike Quesnel, Ken Holt, Ballard and 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, fully Electrical repairs, additions, Manchester Evening Herald. Ellington Ridge come to us for good rates. Just JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, alterations. Small job Gould 37-6-31; Class D-Ron Jim McNickle produced timely hits for Bennet. Illing was equipped, air-conditioning, An equal opportunity 5 miputes of your time. (?all you name it, we do it. Phone J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish specialist. Free estimates. NURSES AIDES Saturday Fahle 39-8-31; Class E-Joe Coel 1 ^ at bat by Ray Gliha and Scott Carmen both with two g(X)d condition. Call 649-8782 employer, M/F after 5 p.m. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty 643-2097, 872-2385. carpentry, rec rooms, Master Charge. 643-8832. Experienced preferred, full-time. 7-3, 11-7 48-14-34; kickers 79 and 80. hits while Craig Ostrout produced the other bingle. neeAL MEN’S snDP or Louise. 643-1577. remodeling, kitchens, FOUR. BALL •THt COHUire MEN'S sro/w MANCHESTER VERNON REWEAVING burns, moth bathrooms, formica work, Flooring 19 (Two balls-best ball.) MEMBER-GUEST CHEVROLET Impala, 1%9, 4- MECHANIC, experienced with 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA door hardtop, vinyl roof, HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ ceilings. 649-9658. COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE First net-Milt Stein, Jack (Two-ball) 643-2478 872-0538 Park Street, Hartford. Motor­ dow shades, Venetian blinds. FLOOR SANDING "and own tools, for large truck fleet. Following benefits: Paid vacation, sick day pay, life In­ powerglide, power steering, Call 643-2414. Kearney, Larry Chaine, Abe Low net-Mike Belcher-Lil Reiieves power brakes, radio, very cycles, parts, service and Keys made. TV for rent. ANY TYPE carpentry and Refinishing, (specializing in surance, major medical Insurance, disability, 8 paid Zubrow 156-24-132; third (tie) Hunter 196-52-144; second-H. clean, $1,595, 646-4762. accessories. 247-9774. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. masonry, additions and older floors). Inside and outside holiday, medication discount. Drop in and see our modern Art Tulin, Nelson Skinner, Ron remodeling. Free estimates. A. painting. John Verfaille, 646- EXPERIENCED lubrication Gotta-Delores Paganetti 195-50- HalVs man full or part-time, for facility. Fahle, Walter Krefetz 152-18- 145; third-B. Oliver-Eleanor 1964 VOLKSWAGEN bug, good YAMAHA mini-enduro, Painting-Papering 13 Squillacote, 649-0811. 5750, 872-2222. Legion Nine Arrow INDOOR ARCHERY excellent condition. Asking nights. Chance for advance­ 134; John P otter, Barney Dickinson 200-52-148; fourth-E, mechanical condition, $399 ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., firm, 742-7497. $225. Phone 875-2831. , RICHARD E. Martin. Full WILL build new homes, ad­ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsges 27 MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER McHugh, Harry Weinstein, Meuten-Bev McRory 198-48-150; Drills Tonight professional painting service. ditions, dormers, recreation 315 Center Street, Manchester. Tony Roberto 152-18-134; fifth fifth-Dick McRory-A Meuten 333 Bidwell St. Manchester 1971 RED Pinto, 4-speed, fold MINI-BIKE, Honda mini-trail Interior - exterior. Free es­ rooms, repairs and kitchens. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ (tie) Fred Meurant, Hugh 179-28-151; first gross-Bill Peck- Tile final session for boys Free estimates. Tobias Carpen­ DO YOU want to work this 646-2321 9-3 weekdays down back seat, snow tires in­ 50cc, good condition. Has many timates, fully insured. 649-4411. cond, third. All kinds. Realty Clark, Bill Kelly Pete Lingua G. Appell 164; second-B. trying out for this season’s new parts. Asking $85 or best try Service, 643-5769. summer? Immediate opening, Manchester American Legion cluded. Call 6494484. statewide. Credit rating un­ 157-22-135; Rick Lombardo, Bob Lerher-Wendy Ehrlich 165; offer, can 649-5115. NEED your house painted this necessary. Reasonable. Con­ sales assistant, must nave a 4 baseball team .^will be held Quigley, Tom Fahey, John kickers- 80 and 77. summer? Top quality work. fidential, quick arrangements. car, neat. Pay by the hour. tonight at Cheney fech at 6. 1968 1X)DGE Monaco hardtop, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apply in person, Connecticut Howat 159-24-135; Jim Saturday I pains fully equipped, air- 250 SUZUSKI, for trails, $160. Free estimates. (Jail 528-8248. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. •McCarthy, Bob Robinson, Any nqjv player interested must Phone 649-1925 or 568-0075. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 18 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart: Ladies conditioning, one owner, $950. ford Turnpike, Vernon. Walter Farly, Maurice Kamins show up or it will be assumed 646-2246, evenings. DONALD E. Tarca - ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Low gross in class-Class A- 1971 SUZUKI, 400MX, modified paperhanging and painting. ROOFING and roof repairing, 154-19-135; first gross-Tom Wendy Ehrlich 81; Class B-Jo he isn’t going to play. Veteyan iW-— frame, Koni shocks, $625. Call Free estimates. Call 646-6812. Ctoughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. MORTAGES - 1st, and 2nd REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. McCusker, Les Baum, Tom Chupas 100; Class C-Lil Hunter players are also expected to 1968 OLDSMOBILE Delmorit, to 11 p.m., 11 j).m. to 7 a.m., 40- participate. 643-^23. mortgages — interim financing Stick, Bob R ayburn 150; 110; Class D-Rose Cagianello four-door hardtop, very clean, BIDWELL Home Improvement hour week. Salary $375.30 bi­ new tires,, power windows and T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, — expedient and confidential second-Stan Goodman, George 117; low net-Class A-Merry The Beetle gets about 25‘"miles per gallon, 1972J10NliA, 450, 2100 miles. Interior-exterior painting. Co. Expert installation of service, J. D.-, Real Estate weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with Ehrlich, Reggie Mosher, Wally air-conditioning. 68,000 miles, Luggage rack, cover, heavy- Reasonable rates. Swirled aluminum siding, gutters and degree. Many fringe benefits. Renert 92-18-74; Class B-Jo so you'll hardly have any gas pains at all. $1,100. Phone 6464112. Assoc. 643-5129. Veterans Cox 153; kickers 75 and 79. Chupas 100-21-79; Thelma Kaitz Tops on Defense duty safety chain. Call 649-9213. ceilings our spteialty. Ctall 643- trims. Roofing installation and Veterans Home and Hospital, Especially when you remember, 1949. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, Sunday 106-29-77; Class D-Rose CINCINNATI (AP)-Ray 1%7 VOLKSWAGEN, damaged SECOND Mortgages — residen­ Low gross in class-Class A- as you drive along, mile after mile, that the average 1966 BRIDGESTONE motorcy­ tial, commercial, industrial to Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ Cagianello 117-33-84. McKay of the Cincinnati front end, running condition. sions 395, 233, 248, Roger Mountain 78; Class B- cle, 90cc, excellent condition, INSIDE-Outside painting. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, consolidate bills, business Swords, at 6-foot4 one of the domestic car,gets about 14 miles per gallon. Best offer. Phone 649-9869. roofing, storm windows, aw­ Dan Maddaluno, Milt Stein, Jim $250. Call 872-3922. Special rates for people over K. expansion, alleviate cash CRIERS American Hockey - League’s Fully insured. Estimates given. nings. Quality workmanship, Reenlisl for one year at one McCarthy 79; Class C-Les 1966 PONTIAC, Tempest problems. Jan Brennan Class A-Dora Kellner 88-17- tallest players, is the winner of 1972 YAMAHA mini-Enduro 60 Call 6^7863. ______free estimates. Fully insured. Associates Mortgage Company, grade higher. Try ONE! In the Baum 81; Class D-Ron Fahle 71; Celeste Sheldon 89-18-71; the EMdie Shore Trophy as the wagon. Good condition, new cc, new knobby tires and expan­ 872-9187, 649-3417. PART-TIME tires and exhaust system. 643- 528-7500. 82; Class E-Dick Merker 94. Wendy Ehrlich 77-6-71; Class B- league’s to defenseman. Hall’s Arrow offers the ultimate In modern, safe Indoor Archery facilities. There is ample Few things in.life work as well as a Volkswagen. , sion chamber. $225. Phone 649- PAINTING and paper hanging, Connecticut National Guard 1715 after 6 p.m; 1 Opening for an accurate typist J • Low net in class-Class A- Jo Chupas 93-21-72; Class C- shooting area at all times for the whole family whether they be Bowhunter, serious target 3144. commercial and residential. ROOFING — Specializing Business Opportunity 28 Roger Mountain 78-6-72; Class shooter, or beginner. Free estimates. Call 644-0642. repairing roofs, new roofs, mornings. Approximately 25 Thelma Kaitz 98-29-69; Mary Migratory birds seem to AUSTIN HEALEY, 1966, good collect 246-3320 RJim McCarthy 79-9-70; Class •DIN roojo gutter work, chimneys, cleaned hours per -week. $2. per hour. Kearney 97-28-69; Class D-Rose observe a strict timetable and condiUon. Excellent top, over­ MANCHESTER food store with With expert instruction archery iessons make iearning not oniy easy Services Offered 12 J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom and repaired. 30 years beer permit near Community - Apply C-Les Baum 81-12-69; Class D- Cagianello 104-33-71. incoming flights can be drive,'$600. Also many parts. ■’on Fahle 82-15-67; Class E- decorating, interior and experience. Free estimates. College. Excellent potential. calculated almost to a calendar but fun. At a costjof oniy $2.00 anybody can iearn to shoot a bow and TED TRUDON JNG. After 5:30 p.m., 643-5585. Rowley, 643-5361. FIRST NATIONAL Hei-;: Byk 97-20-77. SHARPENING Service — exterior, paper Hanging. Fully Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BETTER NINE day. Ornithologists believe that arrow safeiy and with a reasonabie degree of skiii. TOLLAND TPKE. r t 83 insured. 649-9658. 1967 FORD Country Squire,' one Saws, knives, axes,,-shears, STORES, INC. •Class A-Wendy Ehrlich 39-3- the slant of sunlight has much WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — H ars Arrow (INDOOR ARCHERY) Ran|o TALCOTTVILLE AUtMORIZCO owner, low mileage, excellent skates, rotary blades. (Juick ANDOVER — Package store, M Md OaUmd Aves. BETTER NINE 36; Class B-Kay Naktenis 50-12- TALI e PAINTING — Teachers have Alcoa Aluminum Siding, tord to do with spring and fall 291 Wott RHdAi Tpko. Mandiottir condition, $1,050. Call 643-4607. service. Capitol/ Equipment grossing $70,000. Excellent East Hartfari Conn. Class A-Roger Mountain 38-3- 38; Class C-Thelma Kaitz 52-15- Volkswagen dealers ar* official ticket outlets Co., 38 Main St„" Manchesteer. saved homeowners 20-507o. Roofing, storm windows and growth possibilities. Business movement. In other words. Old nos 35; Class B-Dan Maddaluno 38- Open NigMIy 8 P U M I PM Mon., T .. Tlwrs., Frt. Hours daily 7:^0-5, Thursday Twelve years experience. Fully doofs, and gutters. Aluminum An equal opportunity 37; Class D-Connie Kelly 53-16- Sol triggers a biological time for oil 1973 Watkins Glen-racing events. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, AM/FM only plus current stock, $22,000. 4-M; Sal Rossitto 384-2$; Jim 37; kickers 75 and 74. Open AN Day and Evantoga wad. A Sat Sun. 12-9 PM Tal. 946-0443 7:30-9, Satjuiyay, 7:30-4. 643- insured, free estimates. 643- awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849, Meyer, Realtors, 643-0(509, 646- employer m il clock. radio, air-conditioning, super 1609. Beatle. $1,800. Phone 6494801. 7958. / 3177. t I PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Coiin., Mon., June 4, 1973

H tip Wm M ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (Jonn., Mon.. June 4, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Help Wenled 35 35 nanta For Rant Out of Town- T h e HIGH cosTOFroooQor 83 Sut/ness Property- L is t e n t o t h e "experts « For Rant 88 Houtaa For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lota-Land For Sale GAL wanted to work in Photo YOU DOWN? TlREDOFEATIHG- For Sale 71 73 Out O f Town-For Sale 75 Wantad-Raal Estate 77 Hut, Center Street,' ^NDLORDS; We supply Manchester, approximately 3 PLAIN OLD HOT DOGS? Teened qualified tenants for FOUR LARGE rooms, heated ■EAST Center St. - Office CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, GLASTONBURY - NORTH COVENTRY New Britain « r vacancies at no cost or Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 ALL CASH for your property days a week, (intact Mr. T. first floor apartment. Elm building, originally set-up for ,>»( III Ooivii Pnyinmla 9 room California Ranch. OWNER WANTS TO LEAVE within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 527-8671. o p tio n to you. Homefinders. Street, Rockville, $130 monthly dental office. Waiting room, Fireplaced living room, formal prime acres. Access Cedar Honors Ire lliif(f For Florida and says “sell.” 7 instant service. Hayes Agenev. plus security deposit. No pets. receptionist room, two dining room, .modem kitchen Ridge Terrace and Manchester 646-0131. References required. Available with dining area, family room, Rd. Frechette & Martin, rooms piius, in this solid brick John Downey KITCHEN Help wanted full­ operating rooms, spare room, We don’t believe in selling a high time, 646-1995. Mr. Steak. 4V4 ROOM apartment, stove June 15th. 8754159. three labs, half-bath, parking three large bedrooms, fourth Realtors, 647-9993. Colonial. Pool, room for gar­ and refrigerator, available July cost house to a middle income fami­ p o ssib le . 2-car garage. WE WILL buy your house for NEW BRITAIN (AP) — New plus three room apartment on den, home & business cash. Call anytime, Hutchins 1st. $150. Utilities not included. ly. We know from experierice that Beautifully landscaped MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA Britain has thrown its long- MATURE Man, prt-tim e, for 649-2271. Bualnau Locatlona- second floor, $50,000. Philbrick possibilities, formal dining Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. service work. Will train. Apply For Rant 67 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. the first step - down payment and grounds. Marion E. Robertson, zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- room, 2 baths, 2-car garage, awaited “welcome home” par­ 453 Main Street Manchester. closing costs - is often.the hardest. Realtor, 643-5953. 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, ty for former CIA agent John T. MLS, 643-6666. walkup attic & more only $38,- TNnkinf of Stinf? MANCHESTER - From 6,000 - MANCHESTER - ’Two-family That’s why we’re careful to help 500. Call Ann Hunter, 649-5306. Downey. BABYSITTER, two or three PRESIDENTIAL . 150,000 square feet of industrial, in a residence C Zone, allows select a home you can afford. MANCHESTER - Two- STOP The celebration was first days weekly,weel hours 2-4 p.m. at I >. commercial warehouse space. home, office or total office con­ bedroom Condominium, in­ 40 A CRES of la n d in planned for March, when VIUABEAPTS. We’ve seen many, many families Manchester on East Hartford ..B&W.. Invastlgata our guaranteed my home.!. 646-2093. I Loading platforms, railroad version. Located in high traffic who were happy they did it. Come in cludes air-conditioning, The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. talas plan hrst. Downey was released from 20 The Aircraft MANCHESHR c a s tin g , all appliances. Adult line. Philbrick Agency, Realtors — MLS SAUeRKRAUr siding, ample parking, ^ lly area with excellent exposure. and get started. You may be sur­ years’ imprisonment in Com­ AUTO body repair, experienced One and two bedmonu.. ^rinxlered. F. J. Spilecki, living. Garage, full basement. Realtors, 646-4200. i^_Manchester_Parkad^;ji^W^S^^ INTERNATIONAL Again Aluminum sided for low prised how much “home” you can munist China to be with his needs people men only, top wages. Call 289- Near schools, churches Realtor, 643-2121. maintenance. Offered at $33,- Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- ASSOCIATES, INC. 3365, ask for Gene. afford! 1868 Agent. MANCHESTER - two AA criticalljr ill mother at New Bri­ and shopping center, on 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. VERNON — Three-bedroom Realtors - 647-1300 We have numerous job opportunities that MANCHESTER - j^0,000 zoned lots with ail utilities Ranch, baths, large lot, 3- tain General Hospital. But the bus line. Call anytime. located in desirable Forest 333 East Cantar St. festivities were cancelled fit just about anyone’s abiiities, experi­ WE need an accurate typist for square feet, will divide. Houtaa For Sale 72 THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, car garage in excellent condi­ billing and general office wbrk. Suitable for manufacturing and Keith RiAai Zdatie two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ Hills. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. tion. International Associates, Manciiastsr because of his mother’s condi­ ence and interest. Appiy today. 40^hpur week, good pay rate, 646-2823 warehouse. 1-748-5634. MANCHESTER - 7 -room 172 E. CENTER STREET ages, Florida room. Hutchins Inc., Realtors, 647-1300. tion. mpany p<' ‘ Colonial tiled baths, Agency, 649-5324. VERNON - Two 50x130’ lots His mother, Mrs. Mary V. Turret Lathe Operatori Fuilon Weldare GLAPiSISXBItS 646-4126 near water. Beach Association Panel Opens Grinder Operalort benefit^‘^ ^t^W Write r Box "M”, B£niL£H£M,P/l, 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, plastered walls, range, dis­ HEBRON — Near Bolton town Downey, 75, is now in a nursing Parle inapaclora [ f t 649-1922 MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex, 3 privileges. Must sell im­ Mulll-Mechlne Operelori Tool and Die Makera ManchestetvHerald. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- hwasher, garbage disposal, line. Six-room Raised Ranch. Probe Of home. Milling Machine Operalort Tool Inapaclora e06£l?6' UlM; 5. bedrooms, each side. Only $ii7,- mediately. Price accordingly at Excellent condition, 2-car gar­ extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone $2,800 for both. Mr; Negro, “Making speeches is not my Sheet Metal Mechanict Inatrument Makar AM TO TOW MGOMf CENTER Street — 4t4-room hot water oil heat, city utilities. 900. Earle Everett, Eastern age, large lot. Call Mitten Cleaning Servicemen fdOPPORTHOUOHT Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Ship Crash bag,” Downey, 42, told 500 Powercel Component Taaltr CASH Commiuioni |rild on ALL par­ townhouse, IVii baths, all 466 MAIN Street — Building for Built by Ansaldi. Charles Real Estate, 646-8250. Realty, 643-6930, Realtors. Vendor Quallly Conirol Machining Prooaaa Plannert ties. FREE KIT. Best d e n a ry service. N£\/ER0eT610 any business, office, or emmer- MANCHESTER — -Six-room SIX-ROOM older home, 2-car welcomers at Walnut Hill Park. Repreaentalivei THE SUMACH appliances, carpeting, tifO air- Lespefance, 649-7620. NEW YORK (AP) - With Demonstrate name brand gifts and (>-4 cial use, near Center. Call 646- Colonial, IVx baths, formal garage, oversized lot, studded MANCHESTER — Five-family, BOLTON — Prime R-1 residen­ BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room “My reason for being here is to Chemical/Melallurgical Plannert toys (Fisher Price and Cosco etcXsFuIl conditioners, heat and hot dining room eat-in kitchen, tial acreage, 19 acres plus, high eight persons known dead and color catalog. Earn as much as 30' water, stor^e. $210. By ap- 2426, 9-5 p.m. 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths, with gardens and fruit trees, near East Hartford line. G <^ year ’round Cape. IVk baths, say thank you to the people of 10% bonue lor 2nd ahllll aluminum siding, two-car gar­ convenient location. Priced to investment, Earle Everett, elevation, mostly cleared, $25,- fireplace, trees, $32,900. eight more still missing, a TOIASUOIHWK Doge-BIrde-Pete 41 Room* Without Board 59 Apartment* For Ront 63 lintment, (Jharles Ponticelli, built-ins, kitchen carpeting, New Britain for the great CM euOwt 401-2100 49-9644, 6464800. MANCHESTER 10,000 square age, priced to sell. Mitten Agen­ sell quickly. Broome & Co., 10 Eastern Real Estate, 646-8250. 000. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, Hutenins Agency, 649-5324. Coast Guard board of inquiry kindness they have shown me Aircraft employee benefits include company paid fireplace, garage. $33,900. cy, Realtors, 643-6930. 646-3177. hospital, surgical and life Insurance coverage; em­ AUTIFUL 314 months old, TOE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot­ THENEW feet industrial space. Fully Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. North Main St., West Hartford, convened today to look into why and Mom.” ployee educational assistance plan; and an im­ large^awed kitten, needs good tage St., centrally located, 3V^-ROOM apartment, stove sprinklered, loading docks, of­ phone 233-1037. EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - Two VERNON — Manchester line. a U.S. container ship rammed a Downey told a newsman that PORTER MANCJHESTER — 6-room older familjr, 5-5, wood and brick con­ ROCKLEDGE - Cleared proved retirement program. Full-time, mature home yard. In color he is large, pleasantly furnished BIRGHWOOD APTS. and refrigerator, adults only. fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- MANCHESTER - Two-family, Immaculate Ranch on quiet Belgian oil tanker in New York he was thinking about applying Experience helpful medium gray with “mackerel” rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 $115. Utilities not included. 649- 0131. Colonial with 2-car garage, NEW Listing — Attractive struction, excellent condition building lot, 132x170’. Under street, sunny kitchen with Harbor. Apply now in EAST HARTFORD at Willow St. lilhMSL MMdM 5-4, central location. Large lot. large kitchen with pantry, for­ $10,000. Meyer Realtors, 643- to Yale Law School. but not necessary. Excellent markings. 643^10. for overnight and permanent 2271. Priced at $36,900. Frechette & Ranch home in desirable with large barn, large ■ lot. dining area, 2 bedrooms, ’The collision early Saturday If more convenient... fringe benefits. Apply in per­ guest rates. Unsurpassed luxury, spape and ap­ MANCHESTER 4,000 plus mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, neighborhood. Just Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, 0609, 649-5524. carpeted living room, heated pointments. All abundance of privacy Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. solid value at $28,900. Wolver- touched off a series of MIDDLETOWN, Aircraft Road exit, Route 9 son, East Hartfora Convales­ COCKER SpanieL^months old, 398 HARTFORD Road, Two square feet store-building for redecorated. Wall-to-wall in 646-0800. rec room, $28,500. Wolverton in this small wooded complex. Retort Property-For Sale 74 explosions and a huge fire NORTH HAVEN, 415 Washington Street cent Home, 745 Main Street, PLEASANT quiet clean fur­ lease. Huge paved parking ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. several rooms. Lovely large lot Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. About Town male, with papers, ^k in g 170. four-room apartments. Also which still flickered early today SOUTHINGTON, Aircraft Road East Hartford, Conn. Phone 647-12M. ^ ® ’ nished room at 50 Woodbridge, Featuring: area. Prime location in town with varied trees and shrubs. MANCHESTER - Two-family single rooms for rent. Phone BOLTON Lakefront — Vernon Open Monday through Friday, Sreet, Manchester, next to 649-1946. with highway access. Hayes A TRUE GEM Manchester Exclusive Garage plus utility shed. Mr. 4-4, $5,000 cash required. Good BOLTON $45,900 on the container ship. Sea Koffee Krafters will meet at • 2MrM Negro, Belfiore Agency, 647- section. Private setting. Five- Witch. 8 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. GREAT DANE puppies, A shopping center. Inquire before • bl-tanichM Agency, 6464131. Ansaldi built 5-room ranch financing. International Custom Built Willie’s Steak House on Center 1413. Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- room Ranch type home. $26,900. welped May 17th, Harlequir 3 p.m. • FMMli MODERN 3-room apartment, with, brick front^^J(Kated in 7-room, U&R built Ranch in Firemen had suspended con­ St. for luncheon Wednesday at An equal opportunity employer SHEET PROFESSIONAL office, HURWIT 1300. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. sire. Black Dame. Call 7 4 i^ 9 • 11/2 bi carpeting, appliances, parking, Manchester’s soiin^d near exclusive area. 2 full baths, 2 tinuous firefighting on the Sea noon. Any member who does after 6 p.m. l,E woman looking for beautiful, spacious. Excellent IT’S MAGIC MANCHESTER - Colonial, 7(4 storage, spacious grounds, sub­ Commu^to^llenJnd Coun­ AMSTON LAKE - Like new, fireplaces, 2-car garage, Witch Sunday for fear that too not have a reservation may call to share expensives of urban setting. Hillard Street. exposure. First floor, all Turn rent money into invest­ rooms, 3 bedroums, large MANCHESTER - Immaculate much water in her holds would Mrs. Anthony Salafia or Mrs. Pratt & • PitoiM Miraaen md patM try ( O l equipped family room. Immediate ojder 6-room Colonial, full base­ Lakefront cottage, private swimming pool with METAL Articlea tor Sale four rooms, $150 month apart­ 649-7289, 568-3850. facilities, parking. Reasonable ment money. Look at this capsize her. But sporadic Leonard Kearns. DIVISION OF UNiTfDu AiRCRAft CORP. Rentals start at |2S5 including kitcjKM jf fireplaces, 3 growth potential. Carpeting, ment, city utilities, garage. treed lot, 2 bedrooms, boathouse, stone patio, fan­ ment. 647-1534. rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. livable Cape with basement in Whitney _ heat. Model apartment open fireplace, screened porch. ^ , - firefighting continued as new 4V4-ROOM apartment, first bedroms, walk-up attic, a wonderful neighborhood for fireplace, deck. One acre lot, Convenient location. Won’t last tastic treed one-acre lot, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun,, 122 EAST Center St. New first- large closets and ceramic stream, trees. Excellent loca­ at $31,500. Peiser Realty, 289- 900. Holcombe Realtors, 643- areas flared up, the Coast The Fellowcraft Club of Pircraft H« Ring bell for service. Shiners, LARGE fdrnisbed light 12-5’ P.M. Other tim es by floor, stove, refrigerator, heat children. Mid 20s. private yard, rec room with Fabricators floor professional office space. tion, near Martin School. Low 8628. 8616, 644-2447. Guard said. Manchester Lodge of Masons crawlers, etc. 144 Deming housekeeping room, gentleman appointment. and hot water. $164. Security. tiled bath. Situated on a park­ walkout. Minutes to 1-84. Call working daysX^or lady 6464193. Convenient location, ample like lot with breezeway and mid 50’s. 646-3598. Jon Jennings. The Coast Guard said the will meet tpnight at 7:30 at the Street, Manchester. Wapping SIMONS WALKER Street - 6-room Out of Town-For Sale 75 VA” preferred. Ref^ences. parking and on bus lie. Will sub­ garage. ’This is a quality home danger of capsizing now was Masonic Temple. Following a Road. PAUL W. 00U6AN. Realtor Realtor/MLS 646-1117 WARANOKE Road - Nice, home, living room, dining room Parking. 643-7190. 643-4B3S 514-ROOM duplex, garage, divide from 100 square feet to at a realistic price. For an ap­ • •B&W •• not great because the ship was short business meeting the an­ CLERK in laW office east of RECEPTIONIST - Monday 2,000 square feet, to fit your 1129 Tolland Tpke. comfortable home in prime and kitchen on first fimr, 3 COVENTRY — 5-room home, The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. partly beached. ’The fire was ALUMINUM sheets used as security deposit. $185 montoy. pointment to inspect just call large kitchen, new roof, plus nual club picnic will 1^ held. river. Good typing a must. through ’Thursday, 5-9 p.m., Mechanics WANTED - Gentleman'' 643-5029. needs. 646-1180. residential area, wall-to-wall bedrooms, and bath on second Realtors —MLS not considered out of control, Good benefits. Excellent Saturday, 9-3 p.m., car printing plates, .007 thick, carpeting, finished rec room.- floor, 2-car garage. Assumable unfinished second floor. $23,900. . Manchester Parkade - MB-5306 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for$l. share apartment, hear MaiI^ ^456 ^ I N Street, second floor, the Coast Guard said. The West^Side Old Timers worring conditions. |5,800 star­ necessary. “ Reply ■ to P.O. Box Street. Write P.O; Box 721, rooms, heat, security. $130. STORE, Attractive clean, dry, MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, Occupancy no problem. Call us mortgage, $31,900. Philbrick Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Phone 643-2711. FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, JARVIS REALTY CO. located near shopping, schools, The Sea Witch, according to will meet Wednesday at 7:30 ting salary. Fee paid. Call Bet- 222, Manchester, Conn. • Top Wages Manchester. tH^646-^6,...... 6, 9-5 p.m. hot water, appliances, central ^acious. Heat, all facilities. to see this listing priced to sell. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. HEBRON — Eloquent new Salt- U Jane, 646-8150, Bailey Reasonable rent. Business - of­ REALTORS-MLS churches, newly painted, T. J. Crockett, 643-1577. COVENTRY — Mini-estate witnesses, suddenly veered off p.m. at the home of Earl NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 location, parking, security, box in beautiful country setting. Employment Service. RN wanted for full time, on 7 • Excellent Apartmanta For Rant 63 THRIH^K^ROQM apartm ent, fice combination. 649-3549, 649- 643-1121 separate heating ‘ systems. RAISED Ranch — 8 rooms, one with 160’ on the water. Califor­ Eight rooms, 2*/4 baths, 2-car course and struck the anchored Bissell, 304 School St. cents each. Inquire side door, lease. $180. 649-3340. nia style Ranch home. Two full a.m. • 3 p.m. shift. Apply to pleasant,'sant,N;pnvenient suburban * 1680. Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen­ full, 2 half-baths, all la/ge garage, country kitchen, family tanker Esso Brussels at 12:42 Manchester Evening Herald. cy, 646-1511. baths, two-car garage. For DEMONSTOATORS- Only the Director of Nursing, &lmon Working WE HAVE customers waiting location,tion, like private home, THREE Room first-floor apart­ rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- room, central chimney. Must a.m. Saturday. As the ships The Emanuel Lutheran C&B Corp. does all the paper Brook Convalescent Home, off for the rental of your apartment lawn, baserhent,:me working OFFICE space, South Windsor, TWO-FAMILY wall carpeting, large full more details call The Zinsser be seen. Low 50s. For appoint­ drifted south, both engulfed in Churchwomen will meet DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 ment, in South Manchester. MANCHESTER — Colonial in Agency, 646-1511. work for you, so you can spend House Street, Glastonbury, 6^ or home. J.D. Real Estate adults. 643-2880. Wapping Professional Center. MANCHESTER - 8-room equipped kitchen, central vac ment call owner, 646-4833. flames as they passed under the Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. for their Conditions yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, Available July 1st. Stove, nice condition. 3 bedrooms, Colonial with 2-car garage, all your time earning top money 5244. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. refrigerator, storage room, all 1,488 square feet divided for 10 living room, dining room, HOME IIK E system, 2-car garage, one acre nearby Verrazano Narrows annual meeting. There will be demonstrating toys, gifts and sand, stone, pool and patio firstJ^floor family room, 4 COVENTRY — Immaculate FIVE rooms, firsL floor, utilities included. $155 per offices. Three entrances. kitchen, IVx baths, den or 4th wooded lot. Philbrick Agency, SOUTH Windsor —'‘ Spacious Bridge. election of officers and annual gadgets. Only C&B guarantees • “Profit" sand, 643-9504. bedrooms, 2‘/2 baths, and much Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. Living room, dining PHARMACIST full time, L(X)KING for anything in real available June 1st. S ^ r ity , month. Write P.O. Box 71, West Utilities, heat, air-conditioning bedroom. Good lot. Only $30,- NO OTHER and gracious 8-room , 4- One question that was bound reports, followed by a program you will earn at least | 1,000 for Manchester or Rockville, area included. Ample parking. D. J. more. Over 2,500 square feet of room, kitchen, family room, Sharing estate rental — apartments, plus first month’s rent. C a lr"‘ Hartford, Conn. 900. F re c h e tte & M artin bedroom older Colonial. 1(4 to come up at the inquiry con­ just 50 working evenings. For pleasant store, top wages. Call SCREENED loam, gravel, homes, multiple dwellings, no 7708. Henry Company, 644-2558. living area. Priced in the 50’s. RANCH — 6 rooms, V/i baths, two bedrooms, bath and gar­ acre treed and shrubbed lot. of slides of Russia taken by processed gravel, sand, stone, Realtors, 647-9993. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511, age. Priced at only $25,500. cerned the steering mechanism Mrs. Edith Petersen. Members information without obligation, J. Mastriani at 527-1164 mor­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate DUPLEX, 4 rooms, garage Not just a fine residential formal dining room, 3 Wholesome atmosphere for call 283-8594 (Collect) 215-674- nings. or B. Hart at 643-1505. and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ Retort Proparty- bedrooms, garage, treed lot, Frechette & Martin, Realtors, growing family, yet close to all of the Sea Witch. The Coast and their guests will be greeted dover, 742-78fe. V. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ^ ailable, close to stores and MANCHESTER - Exceptional area, off East Center Street, 5200,'ask for Vi, or write C&B For Rant 68 NEW Duplexes, 3 bedrooms, $33,900. Philbrick Agency, 647-9993. conveniences. An unusual buy Guard has said it appeared the by Miss Eva Johnson and Miss VILLAGER p ^ , on bus line. $160. Call 646- 8-room Condominium, com­ IV2 baths, living room, family but also aluminum siding, new Corp., One Dream Lane, War­ PART time service attendant, WARD THREE-Rooms, centrally 6297^3-5691. pletely equipped. Call for Realtors, 646-4200. , on today’s market. Mr, Swain, ship’s steering mechanism was Ruth I. Benson. Refreshments minster, Pa. 18974. $2 per hour. Call 644-8933. TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for WATERFRONT cottage. Lake kitchen, separate basements heating system, plumbing and Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. a "prime factor” in the colli­ covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 located, stove, refrigerator. APARTMENTS details, Frechette & Martin, will be served by Mrs. G. W. Winnipesaukee, sleeps 6, and driveways, aluminum wiring plus comfortable 3 and WEST Side Cape — 6 rooms, 4 TOLLAND sion. J $130 monthly. Security and cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- NEW 3-bedroom apartment, Realtors, 647-9993. siding. Reserve your lot now. Curtis and Mrs. Fred Gasklll. RECEPTIONIST - Light KITCHEN help — assistant to MFG. CO. references r^uired. 228-9692. Five-room, 2-bedroom town air-conditioned, kitchen private beach. (^11 1- 603- 524- 4-room flats. An older home down and 2 up, wall-to-wall An unusual home, large COLUMBIA Lake — 160’ water­ Some of the .survivors said typing required and some office 6587. Frechette & Martin Realtors, morning cook, hours 5-8 a.m., Manchester, Conn. house, wall-to-wall carpeting, appliances, carpeted, private 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box that is truly like new. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum front cotta^, located in Sea Witch had experienced dif­ background necessary. | 6,000 647-9993. farmhouse with remodeled Manchester Lodge of Masons five or six days per week, every 6 4 6 - 6 5 6 0 FIVE ROOMS, first floor apart­ fireplace, 2 air conditioners, entrance and basement, yard, 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, Bowers School storms and screens, near bus excellent areaypanoramic view starting salary. Fee paid. Call BAKERS Pride commercial 03246. line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, kitchen, situated on 10 acres ficulty with its steering will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. other weekend. Also needed pot ment, 2 bedrooms, no pets. $150 appliances, heat and hot parking. Residential of lake. For details please call Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey washer plus other duties on full­ charcoal grill, high volume, MANCHESTER - Porter -Realtors, 646-4200. in desirable section of Lange Agency, 228-9349, 228- mechanism in the past. in the Masonic Temple. James natural gas, 45”, three years plus security. 647-9509 water, IVk tiled baths, washer neighborhood. Available mid Employment Service. time basis. Apply in person. TRAVEL agency manager, July, $265 monthly, 6494844. MISQUAMICUT - 4%, room > RANCH Street section, 6-room Cape, $37g900 Tolland. Priced to sell. Call 3296. A total of 63 survivors, most Cummings, district deputy, will old, excellent condition, $200. and dryer hookup, patio. No tile bath, fireplace, enclosed East Hartford Convalescent minimum two years DELUXE one — Bedroom cottage, heated, furnished. No ^ WARREN E HOWLAND COLONIAL - Ranch. Near Lloyd O’Dell at T.J. of them uninjured or with only present 50-year pins. The Hartford Road Dairy Queen. pets. porch, $29,900. Hayes Agency, TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Home, 745 Main St. East Hart­ experience. Salary commen­ apartment, wall-to-wall SIX-ROOM apartment, singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- Six rooms, full basement, REALTOR 643-1108 Country Club. Six rooms, large Crockett’s Tolland office. HEBRON — Big Raised Ranch minor injuries, were picked up Entered Apprentice degree will Excellent hours for job ford. surate with experience plus 0491. 646-0131. formal dining room, paneled Realtors, 875-6279. in delightful Forest Park. 7(4 in a massive rescue effort that PICNIC tables made to order, carpeting throughout, complete Call 649-7620 excellent condition. Convenient modern kitchen, formal be conferred with Earl Robert­ requiring one-half various of­ profit sharing and benefits. appliances, vanity bath. (Cen­ / fireplaced living room, with rooms, wall-to-wall, cooling followed. U from $25 up with attached location, $190. monthly, 643- dining room, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER — Glastonbury son, junior warden, presiding. fice duties. 13.75 per hour. Fee MUNTEWINCE MECiUNIC Write Herald, Box “L,” trally located $175 monthly. 2081. CAPE COD - Chatham, built-in bookcases. Two-three fan, other features. Lovely The (toast Guard's inquiry seats. Phone 643-1066. 1V5 baths, treed lot, gar­ Line — Unique custom designed MANCHESTER - Lovely 6- NORTH COVENTRY - Grant paid. Free parking. Not down­ Manchester Evening Herald. R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. available June and September, r bedrooms, fireplaced family large treed lot. Mr. Negro, was expected to be complicated town Hartford. Call Sharon, First shift opening for All replies confidential. age, city utilities. $33,900. Contemporary Raised Ranch, room Ranch on half-acre, room, garage, plus many Hill Road. Owner selling OFF MAIN STREET - Six Furnlahad Apartmanta 64 at off season rates. Two- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. by the absence of both captains. 646-8150, Bailey Employment experienced industrial TRAILER frame and wheels, ■>4 bedroom cottage, near all wooded acre in prestige exquisite rec room, fireplaced extras, $38,500. Philbrick Agen­ Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, IVa Petroleum $30. RCA maple console black rooms, two baths, adult family, neighborhood. 8 rooms, IVz living room, dream kitchen, baths, paneled rec room with John L. Paterson, 55, of (jlifton, Service. maintenance mechanic, able WOODLAND adaptable for in-laws or couple, THREE-ROOM furnished beaches, 643-1073. i PHJLBRICK cy, Realtors, 646-4200. . ANDOVER Lake — 6-room Commission to handle a variety of repairs SHIPPING & RECEIVING and white television, 21” , good baths, central air-conditioning, $35,900. Wolcott Realtors, 568- fireplace, paneled office, laun­ custom built Cape, 2 fireplaces, N.J., skipper of the Sea Witch, running condition, $50. basement, yard, needs han­ heated apartment. Private en­ fully carpeted. Owner M 9-9^. 8200. Bill Signed MALE OR FEMALE - Cook’s Experienced person sought to SUMMER COTTAGE for rent, AGENCY CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently dry, garage, 11 acres, 743-8389. rec room, treed lot, breezeway, suffered an apparent heart at­ and installation work as Motorola console maple televi­ MANOR dyman, $150. Security. 529-0518. trances. Working adults. No helMr,I , 5 days, uajra, mMonday-Friday, u u u a y * r i lUdy, millwright and all around take charge of shipping and pets. Security deposit. Sebago Lake area, Maine. REALTORS restored, 7 fireplaces, summer garage, $31,500. Hayes Agency, tack shortly after the accident HARTFORD (AP) - A*state 11-3. i* ■ -* receiving as well as stock crib lor sion, fair condition, $15., 643- MANCHESTER Green Area - TOLLAND — You can be the Apply Hartford Road maintenance man. FOUR-ROOM apartment in 3- References, 643-4M0. Sleeps up to 8, modem con- , 646-4200 kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new 646-0131. and died. The tanker’s skipper, commission to regulate gas­ Dairyr Queen____ in person, 684 metal fabricating shop. Diver­ 7655. APARTMENTS 6V2 room Ranch, 2 full baths, baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, first owner of this large 6-room N veniences, water way, $120,,. Constantine Derk, was among sified duties make job interesting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• family, unheated, on bus line, custom kitchen, dishwasher, Ranch on a treed acre lot, oline and heating oil prices will Hartford Rd. Steady work in non-defense HomMtoad Street $135, no children, no pets. Call ONE-Bedroom completely fur­ weekly, $M0 bi-monthly. Call . $58,900. Philbrick Agency, BOLTON — Six-room Ranch on the nissing. and challenging. Good starling Boata-Acceaaorlea 48 8754439. MARTIN disposal, extra cabinets, fully Realtors, 646-4200. located only 3 mjnutes from I- be established under legislation manufacturing growth com­ pay and steady overtime. (Off W. Middle Tpke.) between 7-9 p.m., 643-0579. nished apartment. Carpeting, large treed and shrubbed lot. The Esso Brussels is LEGAL SECRETARY - Two pany located in Elmwood sec­ •••••••••••••••6*6 carpeted, built-ins, oversized 86. Two baths, sliding patio New roof, workshop, garage signed by Gov. Thomas J. MANCHESTER air-conditioning, balcony. ’Two- MANCHESTER - Dutch carport with storage area, laun­ operated by a Belgian sub­ needed. $6,000 and $6,700 star-“ tion orWesl Hartford. WARD MFG. CO. EVINRUDE outboard motors, Wanted to Rent 89 SCHOOL CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- doors, fireplace and garage are and in-ground swimming pool. Meskill. Holsclaw and Mastercraft BulMby MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- car parking. Rent for July and Colonial, Porter Street, 4 dry room with storage cabinets, sidiary of Exxon. The ting salaries. Fees paid. One of­ 259 Adams St. August only, 6464991. bedrooms, living room, dining Ansaldi built Raised Ranch room Colonial, first-floor a few of the features included in Conveniently located. Mr. Meskill signed the bill Sunday Good wages and fine program trailers, sales-service. UAR HOUSING CORP. bedroom Townhouse, 1(4 baths, aluminum siding,' 16x21’ this home. T.J. CrocITett American ship is operated by fice Hartford, free parking. Se­ Manchester private basement, includes heat WANTED immediately — room, kitchen, 1% baths, large on large treed lot with family room with large Negro, Belfiore Agency, 647- just before leaving Connecticut cond office east of river. Call of company paid benefits. Complete service department, 1 and 2-bedroom luxury Garage with electricity in screened porch, many other fieldstone fireplace, 4 Realtors, 643-1577. 1413. American Export Isbrantsen for the national governors’ con­ 646-6560 and applicances, carpets. $240. THREE rooms, completely fur­ first-fldor family room, two-car privacy. Large, modern extras, corner lot well treed Betty Jane, 646-8150, Bailey boating supplies, accessories, apartments. Features wall-to- Manchester area. 649-4839. bedrooms, 2(4 baths, 2-car gar­ Lines. ference in Nevada. He also Call Personnel Dept, at 233- Woolsey paints, Gerich’s per month. Paul W. Dougan, nished, heat, electricity, . Immaculate home in eat-in kitchen, formal and landscaped. 649-0528, agent. Employment Service. wall carpeting, vanity tile, parking. Single or working age, walk-out basement, dead­ COVENTRY - Five room cot­ Rear Adm. James W. signed measures to protect in­ 4411 or apply in person. Marine Service, 1082 Tolland Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. B lie location. Priced at dining room, large living North Coventry baths, built-in oven, range, adults. Call 643-2617. $52,900. Frechette & Martin, end street. One year old. tage, fully furnished. Close to Moreau, chief of the Coast dependent oil dealers from dis­ MALE HELP full-time, apply Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. •••••••••••••6866866666«6«6« room with fireplace, 3 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, lake. Secondary financing WHY fight the traffic into Hart­ dishwasher, refrigerator and MANCHESTER - Nice two- •••••••••6BBB666666666668666 Realtors, 647-^3.______Manchester NEW RAISED RANCHES Guard’s reserve division in crimination by large dis­ in person, Barrett Plumoing Apartment Bulldlngi- bedrooms, one full and 2 646-4200., # available, $10,000. Philbrick The JACOBS ford, when you can work East- 14’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat disposal, electric heat, 2 air bedroom TownhouseTTull base­ Out of Town- Carpeting in family room with Washington, is the chairman of tributors. Supply, 331 Broad St. of-the-River? Manchester For Sale 70 half baths, family room Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. and trailer, 35 h.p. Mercury conditioners, glass sliding ment. Includes heat, appliances For Rent 66 FIVE BEDROOMS fireplace, living room, dining the inquiry board, with its other Manufacturing Company based company has immolate doors, all large rooms. Full and carpets. $230 per month. KLED6EAREA with fireplace, laundry MORTGAGE Helper — Comes KEYPUNCH operator — For il 4>Jicabs M. motor, electric start. with this Contemporary Raney. room, eat-in kitchen, 1(4 members Coast Guard Capt. opening for person with 2-5 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart­ MANCHESTER - 4-family room, 2-car garage. Plenty of privacy on this HEBRON — New 5 room East of River location, starting Wmi Harflurl Carpeting, bucket seats, radio, basement storage area, ample Custom built 8-room home baths, king sized master Adam S. Zabinski and Cmdr. years experience as a 4535, 646-1021. ment, heat, hot water, stove, brick, 4-car garage, good in­ acre lot. Nine-room Owner’s side has 7 rooms, I'/z Raised Ranch on one acre par­ salary to $140 per week, D.O.E. An equal opportunity omployar M/F water skis and accessories. parking. Starting at $175. with 3 bedhtoms, 2 baths, 2 baths, formal dining room, bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, William E. Whaley Jr. programmer operator on small refrigerator, $130. Security come builder. Hayes Agency, Colonial with 3-car gar­ tially wooded, garage, $31,900. Fee paid. Minimum 6 months $600. or best offer, 649-9944. Handy to shopping, schools, 6464131. separate kitbhens (in-law PHILBRICK sunken living room, den or 4th laundry, 2-car garages, acre Strout Realty, Hebron, 228-9115. to medium sized IBM disk MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- deposit required. Adults only, age. Convenient to experience necessary. CHIEF Custodian — responsi­ system. Send resume or letter bus and religious facilities. suite) and ta\beautiful bedroom, 'rIus studio apart­ lots. Starting at $36,900. 23'A’ CHRIS CRAFT, rebuilt bedroom apartment at the parking for one car. Call 643- AGENCY everything. 40s. Excellent benefits and poten­ ble for performance and super­ of salary requirement, Model apartm ent open for Teresa. On ous line. Includes 9678. Bualnett Proparty- “English Tavern" TM room. ment, (3 rooms and bath). Over ANDOVER - Custom built, 7 tial. Bright gal needed. Call 6 cylinder Chrysler engine, REALTORS Court of lYobate vision of custodial tasks. App- background to Box “P,” inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday- appliances and caipeting. $171 For Sale 71 Quality galore. M u st^ seen. l ‘/2 acres with beautiful view. FRECHETTE & MARTIN room Ranch on 2 acres, 2-car Betty - Jane, 646-8150, Bailey head, two bunks, sink. Good 046-4200 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, garage, quiet road, $40,000. District of Andover pications may be filed at Manchester Herald. and Sunday. Other times by- per month. .Paul W. Dou| ROCKVILLE — 5,4, and 3 room T.J. Crockett, Realto^643- REALTOBS 647-9093 NOTICE TO CREDITORS E ifiplc^ent Service. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. Good fishing boat, LA PENTA AGENCY 646-4200: Strout Realty, Hebron, 228-9115. RHAM office, Hebron. ^-9451. appointment. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. ap artm en ts, $105 to $150 COVENTRY — Large commer­ 1577. EvSTATE OF WILLIAM MORAN JR. Situation Wanted 38 $1,795. 643-9355. cial building with acres. Raaltora-MLS 646-2440 f^J^suant to an order of Hon. Norman •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• monthly. Appliances, snd yard. J. F^reuss, Judge, all claims must be MANCHESTER - Unusual Utilities extra. Phone 8724359. Miood location. Heavily MARTIN School Area — Raised Wanted-Real Estate 77 Household Gooda 51 Call: Antwtra 1o Pryriovi Punli Ranch, 7 rooms, one full, two BOLTON — Just listed, 8-room presented to tbe fiduciary named below WILL do ironing in my home, $5 one-bedrooin Townhouse. Full 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ' traveled road. Frechette & Trifles on or before August 30.1973 or be barred basket, shirts 25 cents each. UAR Housing Corp pjivate basement, patio and en­ Martin, Realtors; 647-9Mi m half-baths, two fireplaces, 2-car Ranch, 4 bedrooms, two baths, SELLING your home or by law. The fiduciary is: EXPERIENCED CLEAN USED — refrigerators, MANCHESTER - Original kitchen with dishwasher, for­ Elenora L. Moran Also alterations. 649-0516. 643-9551 trances. Includes heat and R(K)KVILLE — Avaitoble im­ A garage. Large wooded lot. acreage? For prompt friendly ranges, automatic washers •••6668668866666666868888S68 owner offers a beautiful 2- Beautiful home and excellent mal dining room, den, large Parker Bridge Rd Robert Murdock, Realtor appliances, $200 per month. mediately, large 3t4-room ACROSS DOWN service, call Louis Dimock Andover. Conn OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN with guarantees. See them at B. family home, 5 rooms each location. Philbrick. Agency, abundant closets, two-car base­ NURSE’S Aide needs work, 643-9551 Paul W. Dougan, l^altor, 643- apartment, stove, refrigerator, 1 Small entities 1 Tree trunk Realty, 649-9823. • Excellent wages Friday, Saturday, Sunday. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 4535, 646-1021. HUH out yowodih and Midi, thej'll 5 ——cent 2 Heavy metal floor including 2 bedrooms, for­ Realtors, 646-4200. ment garage, rec room. Very St., Call 643-2171. Stephen J. Luchon Jr. heat and hot water. $135. mal dining room with china pretty rural setting. Plantings • Paid Holidays Phone 523-0703. Security required, 646-1060. bring you a profit tin Want M l 8 SnuU piece 3 Diplomacy Supt. - 646-5257 MANCHESTER - One- clipped off 4 Nasal noise closet, natural trim throughout, TEN acres of Terra Alta with insure privacy. Fairly priced at • Retirement Plan 12 Algerian 5 Keep BABYSITTING job needed for CARPET’S — Wholesale to you bedroom Ranch type apart­ 4-car garage. Center of town custom built granite studded $41,500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. • Good working conditions at our warehouse. The Carpet FOUR-ROOM apartment, harbor 6 Bluepcncil location. $43,900. Wolverton stone Ranch, perched on top of summer, full or part-time, ment, private entrance. 13 Former name 7 Female hare Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. • No traveling to Hartford Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Hartford Road, first floor, Includes heat and appliances. of Tokyo ten acres of woods with pan­ COVENTRY - Quaint, little during the day, no weekends, Manchester. 646-8568. 8 Young one, 647-1827. cellar storage, garage. $165 $163 per month. PAUL W. 14 Set in motion (2 wds.) oramic view, stretching out for Colonial-Cape for a special Write: BURNEFt DEPARTMENT monthly. Available im­ 15 Insane (coU.) person 44 Astir CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ living buyer. Five rooms plus studio ‘‘Manchester Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646- 9 "New" star P.O. BOX 1126 AUTOMATIC GE washer, 16 mediately, 649-2871. 1021. (Heasant \^le\0 16 Cravat 10 Russian tsar 27 Instrument 45 Reveal acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, room, dining room, modern or workshop. Ideal country MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• quart canning pressure cooker. 17 North Cauca­ 11 Jaunty 28 BibUcal 48 Network beamed ceiling, garages, view. kitchen, Florida room, first- location. Just $23,900. Call 4 Doge-BIrda-Pata 41 (Jail 643-6367. NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, 1V4 sian language 19 Son of Gad country (anat) Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. floor laundry, central vac., Warren E. Howland, Realtor, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 Implore - (Bib.) 29 Laugh (Fr.) 47 Avoui^ 643-1108. baths, fully carpeted, ail APARtMENT - 48 Consume by automatic temperature con­ Antiquaa 56 20 Thick board 20 Father (Fr.) 30 Terminations NCHESTER - Three Then FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- appliances, private basement. 21 Numerical 22 Oppositionist 32 Accumulating use trolled greenhouse, automatic 6920. Available July 15th. Call 649- RENTAL OFFICE ii Distinctive prefix (coll.) 35 Philippine 49 Arsonist's fafWly central location, garage doors, plus many, many BOLTON ' Three-bedroom WANTED — Old curved glass 8782 after 5 p.m. We have a large variety of! 22 Unit of 23 Concrete sweetMp specialty . separhie furnaces, nice lot, bus more extras. Call today to in--, Split Level with family room Jobs Available FREE Kittens — for kind and china closets with broken glass. deluxe one and two-bedroom'' South Windsor apartments reluctance paving block 36 Social event 50 Italian city line, $46,900. Hayes Agency, spect this rare home in a unique and oversized 2-car garage, on and Now’’ Paying $30 and up. 649-7069.643- 23 Drink slowly 39 Pakistan city 51 ------646-0131.d'Uber- a nicely treed acre lot. Fiano loving homes. Call 643-1838 FOUR rooms, heated, second apartments and townhouses! L 24 Scotti^ setting, $69,900. Philbrick Agen;; FOR MEN AND WOMEN after 3 p.m. 6710. floor, stove, centrally located, east of the river. 26 Meddle island 40 Samuel'soamuei s « ville vmc by. Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-2677. | ■jl't'tS'.iiK'i.Kr.i-:;: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jtroughout Manchester. Ren- ‘ ^ 31 Feminine 25 Conceited teacher (Bi&) 53 Pastureland THREE-Fj^lILY, newly If you are seeking permanent full time work In married, no children, $160. appellation Wearing Apparel 57 ital office open daily from 9-5,! I, T- n r II renovated th ro ^ o u t, good in-, FIVE-ROOM Ranch, carpeting, Manchester, we need you. AKC registered black Security, 649-1919, 5-7 p.m. 33 City in Ohio 1 r ~ 3 4 r r " 7 MANCHESTER - 8-room A special edition commemorating miniature Poodle, male. Shots ; Jther times by appointment. ; \ 644-2545 (drestment or homeroth income. Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal new roof, large lot, dead-end 34Uvely i t 14 Manchester’s 150th birthday. /C' and papers, seven weeks old. 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Lots-Land For Sale 73 SOUTH WINDSOR We will train qualified applicants In these openings. w t4 ts 28 28 » MANCHESTER ^ FREE — To ^ood home, 4- glass, pewter, oil paintings or COMPACT one-bedroom apart­ 42 Body of MINI ESTATE Company paid benefits. month old mixed German other antique items. Any quan­ GREEN AREA V-ZONE, city water and sewer, ment, second floor, stove, MAIN STREET OFFICE SPACE water 4i j T This big 7‘/2-room Ranch with. in textiles, a career comes with every job. Apply Shepherd, male. Call 647-1123 tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, refrigerator, heat, $125, near 43 WingUke part 1 I. Real Estate AVAILABLE immediately. H 3 7 Spacious new 7-room (Colonial 2-car garage, family room and today. after 3 p.m. 165 Oakland Street. Parkade. Couple preferred. 45— —farthing J4 / 3-5129. Pleasant four-room apartment, 48 Whippersnap- secluded froiq. traffic and rec roojn, situated on a Call 649-6205, 643-68(e. 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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 4, 1973 Obituaries 4 News Tough Battles The Weather Fair and warm tonight. Low in upper 60s. Kenneth D. Jerome Capsules Mrs. Lucy Gaudino SuTning fcalJi Partly, sunny, hot and humid Wednesday Kenneth D. Jerome, 40, of Shaping Up Mrs. Lucy Gaudino, 71, of 99 with a chance of late afternoon and Spencer St., died early this Enfield, died of natural causes evening thunderstorms. Highs in low to morning at a local convalescent Sunday afternoon at his home. mid 90s. home. She was the widow of He was the brother of Clinton Thieu Criticized MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. JUNE 5, 1973- VOL. XCII, No. 208 Manchester—A City of Village Charm In Congress SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Josepir Gaudino. Jerome of Manchester and SAIGON (AP) - Ex­ She was born in Mercenasco, Roger Jerome of Andover. president Duong Van Minh _ m Province of Turino, Italy, the He was born in Hartford and today accused the Saigon WASHINGTON (AP) - Tough battles involving daughter of Pietro and Teresa live^ in Enfield for the past 15 government of “blocking the differences between President Nixon and the legislative Congress Concerned Vesco. She had lived in years. He was an Army veteran restoration of peace’’ by op­ branch face (Congress and its committees this week. Manchester since 1924. She was of the Korean War and was pressing non-Communist op­ But they may be overshadowed by restunption Tuesday Over Proposed / a Gold Star mother having lost president of the Mountain ponents of President Nguyen Watergate Panel her son, Richard, in World War Laurel Good Sam Camping Van 'Thieu. of Senate committee hearings on the Watergate burglary II. Chapter of Enfield. In battlefield action, the and bugging case. Arms Sale To Arabs Survivors are another son, Other survivors are his wife, Saigon command reported Major House floor action is by the administration, would John J. Gaudino of Manchester; his mother, a son, three Communist gunners shot down scheduled on a minimum wage set ta r ^ prices for marketing a brother, Dominic Vesco, and daughters, a sister, and two WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The impending sale of perhaps a South Vietnamese helicopter bill, a presidential reorganiza­ of major farm products. ’The a sister, Mrs. Maria Vesco Bar- other brothers. Sunday, killing all six crewmen, two dozen F4 Phantom jets to Saudi Arabia appears to be Resumes Hearing tion plan and a stop-the- government would pay noz, both of Italy; 5 Funeral services will be and at ieast 55 Communist bombing measure. producers the difference causing concern in Congress as well as in Israel. grandchildren and 3 great­ Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Leete soldiers were killed in two The Senate, after voting between the target price and Joseph Sisco, the State Department’s chief Middle East appearances Of major figures in grandchildren. Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., WASHINGTON (AP) - The coverup. The Times said Peter­ clashes. ' Tuesday afternoon on a fuel the selling price when the latter the affair, canceled the The funeral is Wednesday at Thompsonville. Burial will be expert, will appear before a House Foreign Affairs sub­ Senate’s Watergate committee son denied any such involve­ Minh issued a statement allocation program, will spend was lower. scheduled appearance of H. A. 10 a.m. from the John F. in the Enfield St. Cemetery. committee Wednesday to explain what the chairman con­ resumed its televised investiga­ ment. saying that even if the talks the rest of the week on a The reorganization plan tion today after spuming the Post, owner of the Washington Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Friends may call at the ' siders “a distinct change in our policy.” —Columnist* Jack Anderson beginning Wednesday in Paris general farm bill. slated for a House vote ’Tuesday request of special prosecutor printing firm that prepared Center St., with a Mass of the funeral home tonight from 7 to between Henry A. Kissinger said Mitchell told the Senate in­ The fuel bill would give the would centralize all drug en­ U.S. officials insist that up to Archibald Cox for a three-month “Gemstone” stationary. Resurrection at the Church of 9. • and Hanoi’s Le Due ’Tho_are President more authority to ’These sources say there is no vestigators last month that he forcement agencies within the ndW all that is settled is that the postponement. Reisner has been named by approved those payments in an the Assumption at 10:30 a.m. successfui, “the correct im­ deal with emergency shortages basic contradiction between Justice Department. A divided United States has agreed in Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., convicted Watergate con­ Burial will be in St. James plementation of the Paris of petroleum products. U.S. and Israeli positions on attempt to avoid embarrassing Victoria Demeusy mm Government Operations Com­ principle to sell a limited the chairman, said the com­ spirator James W. McCord Jr. the Nixon campaign. Mitchell’s Cemetery. agreement, in practice, ’The farm measure, opposed stability in the Gulf—only on M rl Victoria Demeusy, 54, of mittee has recommended that number of jets to Saudi Arabia mittee decided in executive ses­ as one who might be able to sup-' Friends may call at the depends nevertheiess on the whether providing the super­ action was said to have come 29 Cottage St., died at Uncas- the proposal be defeated. The and that a similar sale to sion that "duty requires it to funeral home Tuesday from 2 to goodwill of the two opposing sonic F4 fighter-bombers is the port his story that the after he had formally resigned on-the-Thames Friday after a House vote will be on that Kuwait “is under active con­ decline” the Cox request for a as camoalcm director. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. sides of South Vietnam.” appropriate means of obtaining Watergate bugging operation long illness. recommendation. sideration.” However, other delay. They Rode 24 Miles Fuel Shortage that security. had the prior approval of Born Aug. 19, 1918, in The reorganization plan squrces say the deal is well He cited the Senate resolution The sources pointed out that Magruder, former Atty. Gen. Rocket Dud woqld go into effect on July 1 enough fixed so that Saudi ordering the investigation, and Manchester, she was a lifeiong Creating jets in Saudi Arabian hands John N. Mitchell and former Miss Hattie Hanke resident in town. Before her ill­ BELFAST, Northern Ireland Philip Hutchins and his seven-year-old daughter, April, of 16 Lawton Rd., round a corner unless either branch of Arabia can expect to begin said the panel does not share could strike Israel and return to White House Counsel John W. Hattie Hanke, a former resi­ ness, she was employed as a (AP) — Terrorists fired a in Saturday’s "bike-a-thon” sponsored by the Lung Association and American Youth A Paradox Congress rejects it before June taking delivery of at least a the fear expressed by Cox that Dean III. their bases without refueling. dent of Manchester, died nurse’s aide at the Holiday rocket at Belfast Airport but it Hostels. April, a first-grader at Keeney St. School, is blind and has been cycling with her 1. squadron of the planes late this the courts might permit the Besides, the Israelis are not As the hearings in the Senate Friday in a Hamden convales­ misfired, struck a security family since infancy. They rode 24 miles on the tandem bike Saturday. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The year. guilty to go free because of the Lufkin House, Manchester. persuaded by the U.S. argu­ Caucus Room continue under cent home. fence and failed to explode, much-publicized fuel shortage public inquiry. official protest, there were Survivors are a son, Gerald Simeha Dinitz, the Israeli ment that clauses in the sales She is survived by a niece. authorities said. is creating a paradox in oil in­ The House hopes to The public, as well as family LONDON (AP) — Confidence declined any suggestion of a tax The Chisholm National Trails V\ « V 8 > valeditory address tonight. Dorthy McNulty. Ck)nference. Linear Park, the acquisition of cut and all criticized the other members to participate. the state Department of Educa­ have taken on. Act. ’The caucus action portends a members of the graduates, are in the U.S. dollar continued to Manchester Water Co. land. The commencement speaker Louis Rabinow, vice They decided to drop any" He was expected to receive superagency structure created Under the Constitution, the tion plus any support we can Searle said several prisoners new clash with the administra­ invited to attend the gradua­ sink in Europe today as the Case Mountain, walkways and Paul P. Cedutis The Heckler Freedom of will be Anthony “Toby” chancellor of the Commission organized Watergate move complaints from governors of by Lindsay. House is responsible for give, to at least continue at the will receive associate degrees FUNERAL HOME | tion which is sticking by the tion. Admission tickets will not American currency hit new bicycle paths and the preserve^ ‘ SOUTH WINDSOR - Paul Speech Act. Moffett, director of the Connec­ both parties about the impact remedying any executive mis­ present level,” he said in an in­ this year. He said that due to relaxed controls of Phase 3. Ad­ for Higher Education of, be required because ofthe am­ lows and the price oif gold new after some warned that such tion of farmlands. It was Peter Gedutis, 84, died Friday Pence said he is still ticut Citizen Action Group. on states of the ad­ conduct, and therefore has a terview. the short hiwtory of the vocates of a freeze may have Connecticut, will be present ple seating available in Clarke highs for the fifth straight day. political issues are taking too further decided that the letter at Manchester Memorial searching for the man able to Established 1874-Three Generations of Service^ Music will be by the also. ministration’s impoundment of duty to examine the President’s The program, operated joint­ program, it was impossible to picked up support since March Arena, an MCC spokesman Dealers again blamed the much attention here from other would indicate that other needs Hospital. use the names of Abourezk, Manchester Pipe Band. N. William Knight, millions in federal funds voted B urr’s Compiles connection with the case, ly by the Correction Depart­ determine if many released in­ I 142 East Center Street Manchester | and April when the Senate on said. dollar’s trouble largely on the national problems. would be under study by the Born in Lithuania, he lived in Hammerschmidt, Kluc^nski A suggestion by Democratic by Congress. List of Employes MqCloskey said in a letter to all ment and the community itiates were continuing their and Domenici. two occasions defeated Watergate"’ scandal, as they commissjon and would be sub­ the Hartford area several years. House members. colleges, now involves about 200 education on the outside. measures imposing a six-month have done each business day Gov. Patrick J. Lucey of Democrats, meanwhile, were mitted in the fall. He was a machinist for the C. R. Burr and Co., in connec­ Wisconsin that the Watergate prisoners at most state prisons freeze. since the U.S. currency began redrafting proposals dealing Mrs. Parla, commenting on Stanley Tool Co. of New Bri­ tion with celebratibn of its 75th and jails. The inmates work in its latest plunge last affair has so paralyzed the with the economy and Presi­ the Case Mt. project, said the tain, retiring 19 years ago. He anniversary, is compiling a list PROPHETIC- ■ , I their institutions and on college Senate Republican Leader Wednesday. federal government that Presi­ dent Nixon’s special revenue commission is still waiting for was a member of the of all employes of the nursery campuses and earn standard PENTECOST Hugh Scott said Monday that an But for the first time, leading dent Nixon should resign failed sharing proposals in hopes of Town Manager Robert Weiss to Lithuanian-American Citizens firm since 1898. Choicest Meots In Town! to win endorsement from any of community college credits. across-the-board freeze is too bankers and treasury officials making them acceptable to present the results of the two Club and the St. John’s Society Mrs. Martha Williams, who is his colleagues on Monday. Crus h The courses offered under the CRUSADE drastic but “some fbrm of dropped hints that the present enough Republicans to gain the appraisals made on the land. of Holy Trinity Church. writing a history of the com­ "I think it is essential to try cooperative arrangement have selective controls may be system of floating exchange needed three-fourths vote when She said, “HUD (Housing and Survivors are a son, Alphonse pany, said that more than 200 to focus attention on some of included English Composition, TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! by Evangelist Bob Lundstrom needed.” rates may not be enough to the conference takes up policy Urban Development) is waiting Gedutis of Wethersfield; 2 names'have already been put on (Continued from Page One) the other critical problems that Accounting, Psychology and the I Wednesday thru Saturday, 7:30 P.M. avoid another international resolutions Wednesday. to hear from the town before it daughters, Mrs. Eleanor the list, but she said some Meanwhile, the administra­ are facing the country,’’ G. May Jr. of Manchester; a Social and Intellectual History monetary crisis. can proceed.” Yonika of South Windsor and names may be missing from the Sunday 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 PlM. tion tightened some price Democratic Gov. Wendell One resolution calls for a sister, Mrs. Barbara M. Cool of of Europe. Searle said funding FRESH Juan Sanchez, director of the Mrs. Angela Guerrini o f East compilation. regulations for hospitals and Anderson of Minnesota told return to strict wage and price Manchester, and two nieces. cuts forced a ’reduction of CALVARY CHURCH Red Attacks Natural Science Center on Oak Hartford; a sister, Elizabeth The company’s employment lbs. nursing homes but promised an newsmen as the conference controls to curb inflation. Funeral services will be courses , this spring from last 647 East Middle Tpke., Manchester SAIGON (AP) — Government Grove St., where the commis­ Cherikida of Chicago, 111., 17 records are complete only from Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. GROUND or more easing of controls over the con­ turned today to the nation’s The Other urges federal sion meeting was held, spoke to fall’s levels. . lb . reinforcements moved into the grandchildren, and 5 great­ about 1940, she said. She is PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED struction industry. energy and economic problems. assurances that the states Mary’s Church with the Rev. The progress report, Mekong Delta today following members about the Center, its grandchildren. asking area redidents who know In a switch of plans. Vice won’t suffer economically by George Nostrand officiating. prepared by researchers from Chairman John T. Dunlop of Communist attacks that activities in conservation now, The funeral was today from of persons employed before President Spiro T. Agnew was the proposed switch from Burial will be in East the community college system, BEEF the Cost of Living Council ad­ sparked some of the bloodiest and its future plans. the Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral that time to help with the list. flying here to meet informally categorical grant programs, Cemetery. found that grades received by vised construction contractors fighting in Vietnam since the Sanchez said, “Our main ef­ Home, 247 Washington St., Persons who have informa­ The above sp8ce Is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST '• > with the governors. Many of the each directed at a specific There are no calling hours. the prisoners were as good as, and unions to act now to avoid cease-fire began Jan. 28. fort is to try to get teachers to Hartford. Burial was in Mt. St. tion about Burr employes can HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the governors consider Agnew to be problem, to special revenue Holmes Funeral Home, 400 and in most cases better than, 317 Highland S t, Manchestar Phone 848-4277 courtesy of Watkins. Contact Mrs.' Smith at The Herald between 1M 2 a m S “the mess” existing in the in­ Militaij sources reported the bring classes out-of-doors, not Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ reach Mrs. Williams at the the administration official most sharing, under which states and Main St., is in charge of those achieved by the colleges’ Thursday the week before publication; 643-2711... * r-tj dustry prior to government con­ Viet Corig operation was aimed just in science classe. field. firm’d offices, tel. 643;1S61. sympathetic to their problems localities would decide where arrangements. regular student bodies. trols. ’l i i . He showed examples of how at putting Communist forces in because of his prior post as the federal money would be Before the 1971 freeze, there a position to threaten Highway Mrs. Irene Hallisey Mrs. Linda Makuch Anthony ‘Toby’ Moffett governor of Maryland. spent. (See Page Sixteen) > / ■