PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 13, 1975 The Shift in Location When South Windsor School Supt. Robert Goldman went RED & WHITE STAND to South Windsor High School yesterday, an assembly was ilanrl|pat0r lEumnn Mrralh in progress. He imagined how crowded it might be in the evening when parents and graduates gathered for gradua­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm tion exercises forced indoors because of bad weather. 200 West Center Street Manchester MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1975 Discouraged at that prospect, he went to his office and TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS VOL. XCIV, No. 217 phoned Richard Gregorian of the Hartford Arena. Where You Can Buy One^ Or A Dozen^\ Gregorian and Abe Glassman, part owners of the arena, decided to donate it for the graduation. The stage was For The Week- already in place, having been used for another purpose. “Just bring them over,” said Gregorian. That’s how the End That Will graduation was transferred at the last minute to the ample Make You Take President Ford arena. SmMs A Second Look! h i Graduates^ Names Large Size Salutes Army Tell of Fashions HONEY- WATER- lO c V MELON l A 1 DEWS .. 05?'' On Bicentennial SOUTH WINDSOR ularity, as shown by the five ■ J i # ' ' graduating “Timothys” in the Judy Kuehnel £ B T Correspondent class of 1975. WASHINGTON (U P I)- President Ford 14,1775, to fight the revolution against Bri­ Large Ears tain with “a ragged band of citizen 644-1364 Boy’s names seem to remain New Calif. A A a saluted the Army, celebrating its 200th an­ What’s in a name? fairly traditional through the niversary today, with a message volunteers, united only in love of liberty years with a few Kents and ^ SWEET 6 f i Q O emphasizing his belief that the nation and a deep sense of duty.” Maybe nothing, but POTATOES 0 9 ^ ' d ' throughout the years it has been Kyles added to the list, but the needs a large modern ground force to stay Now, he noted, the United States once interesting to see some first Judy-Anns of the 1940’s have ■ CORN 0 5 > 5 lb. Bag out of war in the nuclear age. again is depending on an “all-volunteer” Army. names gain popularity and then long since graduated and the Ford arranged an eariy morning flight Ford said “very few people” thought the decline. Samanthas of today have a few to Fort Benning, Ga. —’’home of the infan­ first American army “had much of a A high school graduating years to go. 1 Medium Size M A “Give A FRUIT RASKET try” — to take part in the bicentennial class list is an amusing insight To Someone You Lover celebration and to watch several hours of future in 1775” and that many in Congress into what was parent’s choice (P.S. Don’t Forgot Dad military maneuvers at the sprawling base. thought the decision to abandon the draft m : 41 of names about 17 years ago — He also set aside time to discuss politics during the Nixon administration was “im­ EGGS .0. This Sunday) practical at best, and impossible at and Deborah and Stephen led Piano Students with Gergia Republican leaders who could the list. prove helpful to his 1976 candidacy. worst.” But he said “doubters were Flag Day at Waddell School Offer Program “If we are to avoid war, we must main­ wrong” in both cases. Of South Windsor High It’s Flag Day, U.S.A. all-the-way day, and first graders at Waddell School tain a credible and ready fighting force,” “Today’s Army is ... an Army of School’s class of 1975, fifteen Piano students of Kenneth 1D%DISCDUNT 1D% DISCDUNT parade their patriotism around the school complete with large red, white Woods will present a musical Ford said in a prepared speech. winners,” he said, that “has kept intact girls were called Deborah (also DN ALL RACKETS and blue hats that occasionally go flying off in an unruly breeze. The students program Sunday at 4 p.m. in “Today’s realities have increased that esprit de corps which 200 years of spelled Debra), with the name J DN ANYTHING FDR and PCnERY! of Mrs. Barbara Peragallo, Mrs. Mildred Christadore and Mrs. Barbara Linda coming in second for a Luther Hall of Emanuel rather than reduced our need for a solid history and tradition have instilled.” conventional fighting force and for strong (See page 10 for resume of Connecticut’s Bossidy participated in Flag Day exercises with other students at the school count of 10. Lutheran Church. f SENIDR CITIZENS! Rope Hangers, reg. $1.49 99*m. Also the choice of mothers, 17 The program, which is open and ready infantry soldiers ... In today’s role in the Army’s first 200 years. Friday. (Herald photo by Pinto) years ago was Susan (9). to the public free of charge, will world, as in the world of George Mary or Marie was oc­ feature works from the Washington, weakness is a provocation to South Windsor Board of Education Chairman Cile Decker awards daughter, Deborah, her casionally combined with Ellen classical and romantic periods HANGING PLANTS tMSS! Applaud Cheney Tech Office Staff aggression. diploma at the commencement exercises of South Windsor High School, Thursday. or Jane, with a hyphen in the as well as light classics. “It took strength to win our freedom; it will take strength to keep it and to Because of the inclement weather the exercises were moved to the Hartford Arena. Grand middle. Refreshments will be served. Also starter Hanging Plants. Acknowledging the conscientious services of the Cheney Tech office staff, preserve the peace.” Support Pledged for Changes marshal, Arthur Cloutman, looks on. (Herald photo by Pinto) Cynthia was gaining in pop­ Students performing in the Choose trom; Fuschia, these graduates share their applause with the crowd. From left are Daniel program are Elizabeth Busky, Swedish Ivy, Bridal Vail, Ford said he would do all he could “to ularity (7 seniors were named Bell, Ronald Arusiewicz, Michael Pressamarita and Thomas Foran, class Jennifer Locke, Kathy Wandering Jew and Ich Plant. keep our armed forces supplied with the Cindy); followed by Pamela »3.99 to *5.95 president. (Herald photo by Dunn) (5); Karen (5) and Cheryl (5). Holloran, Kathy Murphy, best and most modern training, weapons In Community Bonding Act South Windsor Graduates 340 The name Lisa was Just com­ Margaret Busky, Robert Under NEW Management - Come On Down And\ and equipments in the world.” ing into popularity, with four England, David Richardson, He recalled that the Second Continental Say Hello - We’re Friendly! developing property outside their borders to plunder by unscrupulous politicians. Krepcio, Latin; Robin Entress, 1958 babies called Lisa. Sarah Warrington, Patricia Congress created the first army on June (Continued from Page One) of the Industrial Arts Award for HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford and requiring conformity with local zoning The bill, one of the so-called “secret French; Alice Alzugaray and Stephen (also spelled Steven) Tomkunes, Grace Garber, OPEN DAILY 8 to 8 • SUNDAYS 8 to 6 Friday the 13th No Jinx best all-around performance in Democratic leader Nicholas Carbone says rules, wetland laws and other environmen­ Hartford bills,” was pushed through the Lesbia Reyes, Spanish. was the favorite boy’s name in Mary Neubelt, Jennifer standing work in the area of four years of work in the In­ he will support changes in a controversial tal regulations. legislature at the urging of Carbone, Hart­ John Argenta was the 1958, followed by the traditional Mrosek, Clark Standish and Social Studies and extra dustrial Arts Curriculum. community development bill, but wants Meanwhile, a key aide to Gov. Grasso ford Democratic town chairman and city recipient of a $50 check and the Michael (7); Paul (6); John (6). Florence Standish. For Cheney Tech Rites The Weather Gov. Ella Grasso to sign it as soon as curricular areas. The Foreign Language Award said Friday lawmakers could meet in council maJority leader. Music Award for Senior Chorus. Timothy was gaining in pop­ The Beta Sigma Phi Award by the Foreign Language possible, even in its present form. special session to correct possible defects The measure also was attacked because The Science Award ^nd the Becoming partly sunny and warm today for a senior girl who does not Department participation in Carbone said Friday amendments to the in the bill. it would allow municipalities to provide Osier Award for outstanding JUNE TOMPKINS Glassman denounced the activity called following some low cloudiness and fog plan to further her education at foreign language during his or bill, passed in the final hours of the 1975 But the aide said the bill, along with 300 bond funds to developers without adequate science ability went to Carrie “collecting people who are paid for doing during the morning, especially along the this time went to Lois Allen. her four years of high school Friday the 13th meant only good things legislative session over vocal opposition others approved as the legislature closed hearings or a referendum vote and to Bourdeau. nothing.” coast. Highs today mostly in the 70s. Fair Cliff Pasay was the recipient went to the following: Kathy to 72 graduating seniors from Howell from minority Republicans and other last week, is still in the hands of the law­ operate non-profit development cor­ “Our country was not made by .people tonight but with developing low cloudiness Cheney Regional Vocational-Technical sources, can be made after the measure makers and Mrs. Grasso has not been able porations outside the public purview.